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Descendant Surname Tree
Allison, J. Edward
(1808-1888) - Maternal side of
family
Bartlett, George Washington
(1800-?) - Paternal
side of family
Bradish, Robert (1600's)
- Maternal side of
family
Colborn, Josiah F.
(1829-?) - Maternal side of
family
Cook, Male (Abt.
1750-?)- Paternal
side of family
Curtis, Jonathan (1689/90-Aft.
1757)- Paternal side
of family
Hemenway, Joshua
(?-1716)- Paternal
side of family
Miller, Peter (1781-Aft.
1860)- Paternal side
of family
Morgan, William
(1813-?)- Paternal
side of family
Washburn, Liba
(1804-1888)- Maternal side of
family
Descendants of J.
Edward Allison
Generation No.
1
1. J.
Edward2 Allison (Maybe Bailey1) was born October 21, 1808
in Madison Co. KY: (Roni says October 10, 1808), and died March 03, 1888 in The Dalles, Wasco, OR. He married (1)
Sara. She was born in Madison Co.
KY. He married (2)
Jane Ann Jackson March 30,
1843, daughter of Isham
Jackson. She was born February 28, 1827 in Jessamine Co. KY, and died
September 12, 1890 in Newton, IA.
Notes for J. Edward Allison:
Trinity
Journal, Weaverville, CA 3/17/1888
Deaths - At the Dalles, Wasco
Co., Oregon, March 3rd, 1888, Mr. Edward Allison,
aged 70 years, 4 months and 13 days, formerly an old resident of Nevada and
Trinity County. He is gone from among us; gone forever. No more will
his genial countenance be seen in the fireside and social circles of yore, for
the places that once knew him, will know him no more. No wintry winds will
wildly sweep and waken him with murmurs chilly; His slumbers are too deep and
sweet, Beneath the northern sun and lily. We miss thee, dearly loved one,
And our hearsy are full of pain, While we listen for the footsteps We never
shall hear again.
Trinity Journal, Weaverville, CA 3/24/1888
Death of Edward Allison. - Under
the proper heading in today's Times the reader will be informed of the death of
Edward Allison, who formerly resided in this township, between Birchville and
French Corral, at the place now known as Skehan's ranch, and who was well-known
to the old residence of this township and county. A letter from his
daughter Lucy, now Mrs. William Vollmer's, of Trinity Center, dated March 3rd,
gives the following particular is concerning deceased: Edward Allison was
born in Madison County, Kentucky, in 1809. He came to California with his
family in 1850 and settled on the banks of Deer Creek, now Nevada City, where he
resided until about the year 1853, when he removed with his family, to what is
now the Skehan ranch, where he remained until the 1875, when he removed to San
Jose. In 1878 he moved, with his family, to Trinity Center, Trinity County, where he engaged in mining. Last
fall he was called to the bedside of his son, Charles at the Dalles, Oregon, who was then the lying ill with
typhoid fever, he having just buried his wife, who died of the same
disease. About the time Charles was recuperating and Mr. Allison was
preparing to return to his home at Trinity Center, he was taken down with typhoid fever,
and, as stated elsewhere, on the third of March, breathed his last. His
was a busy life as well as an eventful one. He leaves many friends, who
will grieve because of his departure, for he had a noble and generous heart and
was always kind to the poor and needy. Prior to his death he became a
member of the Methodist Church, and died in the belief that his sins
of commission and omission were washed away by the blood of Christ. His
voice of mirth have ceased; amidst the vineyard there is left no place.
Earth must take earth to molder on her breasts. Come near! Weep o'er
him-bear him to rest. The deceased left a wife, three sons, three
daughters and 14 grandchildren to mourn his loss. His remains lie buried
near his daughter-in-law, wife of his son Charles at the Dallas, Oregon, Peace to them. North San Juan
Times, March 16th.
Dee Bigler Letter 4/13/2000
Edward Allison, is
also a mystery, at this point he is known in this family to have been a gambler,
which is entirely possible. I found him on the 1860 census in CA, with our
James N. being 22 years old, but Edward has a new wife & family along with
our James. Edward is quite well off for the day, having may employees
& cash on hand, he is listed as a farmer, however on the 1870 census he is
listed as a hotel owner. Gambling was a big part of the California gold rush; in 1849 40,000 men went to
CA and less than 800 women. With so many men, so much time and money,
gambling took up much of their spare time along with other vices.
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Family legend has it that Edward ALLISON, was somewhat
of a gambler, he is listed as a hotel owner in a 1870 city directory around
Nevada city, CA. He disappears from this families records as of yet, ( Feb.2001)
a record written by a family member in 1942, lists him as being shot in a card
game, in Diamond Springs, CA.
More About J. Edward
Allison:
Burial: Aft.
March 03, 1888, Odd Fellows Cemetery, The Dalles, Wasco, OR
Cause of
Death: Typhoid Fever
Census: 1860, 6/30/1860 Bridgeport Township, Nevada,
CA
Occupation: 1867, Hotel Proprietor, Birchville, NV, CA
Property: September 1866,
Allison Ranch under the Homestead Act of 1862. Consisted of the
homestead and ranch, a quartz mine and a hotel
Residence: 1850, Banks of Deer
Creek (now Nevada City) CA
More About Jane Ann
Jackson:
Burial: Odd
Fellows Cemetery, The Dalles, Wasco, OR
Child of J.
Allison and Sara is:
+
2 i. James
Nelson3 Allison, born November 04, 1839 in Madison Co. KY; died 1936
in Fruitland, WA (96 yrs).
Children of J. Allison and Jane Jackson are:
+
3 i. Joyce Elizabeth3 Allison,
born November 08, 1848 in Lexington, KY; died October 01, 1928 in Redding,
CA.
4 ii. George
Allison, born Abt. 1852 in CA; died Aft. 1888 in Edward's obit (1888) lists him
as a surviving son.
+ 5 iii.
Charles E. Allison, born March 1854 in CA; died July 29, 1919 in Shasta Co.
CA.
+ 6 iv. Lucy Jane Allison, born
June 1859 in CA; died 1917 in San Francisco, California.
+
7 v. Minnie E. Allison, born February 10, 1861 in
Nevada City, CA; died January 04, 1943 in Newton, Jasper,
IA.
Generation No.
2
2. James
Nelson3 Allison (J. Edward2, Maybe Bailey1) was
born November 04, 1839 in Madison Co. KY, and died 1936 in Fruitland, WA (96 yrs). He married (1) Jane Cooper
Andrews. She died in late 1920's preceding James. He married (2) Ellen Lois Washburn
January 10,
1866 in French
Corrall, CA, daughter of Liba Washburn and Sarah
Bradish. She was born August 15, 1845 in Jackson County,
Michigan.
Notes for James Nelson
Allison:
BIO: Allison,
James N, Madison Co, Ky
From "History of North Washington" Published
1904
Transcribed by: Candy Grubb (candyg@theofficenet.com)
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JAMES
N. ALLISON
James N. Allison. About three
miles east from Fruitland is located the fine residence and estate of the
subject of this review. A score of years ago, Mr. Allison made his way through
the then wild country, selected this place and went back to Fort Spokane, where
his family and stuff were, and took the light wagon and made his way to the
spot. The heavier vehicles could not be brought in. From that time
to the present, he and his faithful wife, who has always displayed true courage
and worth, have wrought to bring up their family and build a home, which have
been accomplished with gratifying success.
James N. Allison was born in Madison county, Kentucky, on November 4, 1839, and
his parents, Edward and Sarah Allison, were natives of the same place. In
1847 the family went to Platte county, Missouri, and in the spring of 1850 they
came to Nevada county, California, across the plains, meeting difficult
with the Indians at Humboldt river. Later they mined at French Corrall and
there on January 10, 1866, our subject married Miss Nellie L., daughter of Liba
and Sarah (Bradish) Washburn, natives of Vermont and New York, respectively. They removed to Jackson
County, Michigan, where Mrs. Allison was born August 15, 1845. Mr.
Washburn was a lawyer, made a raise on Poorman's creek, and voted the first
Republican ticket in Sutter county, California. He was a prominent and
influential man there and in Nevada, where he lived later. He first came
alone to seek gold, then returned and brought his family via the isthmus.
The mother of Mrs. Allison was an invalid for years and died at French Corrall
on September 3, 1864. The father died in Stevens County in 1890 and is buried on Mr. Allison's
ranch. Our subject raised stock in Sutter County until 1875 and then went
to Paradise valley in Nevada. In 1882 he came with a band of horses to
Fort Spokane and thence as we have related to his
present place. Five children were in the family then and the hardships of
frontier life and journeying in a prairie schooner were all endured by the
family. The estate of Mr. Allison is one of the best here, the residence
is situated in a most sightly place and the orchard, the first in the country,
is fine. Mr. Allison and his wife have labored faithfully and wisely and
have manifested great interest in all progressive movements and in building up
the country. They have six children Armillia F., wife of J.S. McLean; Liba
E., married to Laura Thomas; Lucy A., wife of Edward S. Sullivan; Albert F.,
married to Addie Bennett; Pearl L., wife of James L. Ross; James C., the third
white child born in the Fruitland valley. All live near Fruitland.
Mrs. Allison's grandfather, Daniel Bradish, was a patriot in the Revolution, an
officer in the War of 1812 and died in 1857, in his ninety-ninth
year.
More
About James Nelson Allison:
Burial: Greenwood Cemetery, Hunters WA,
Stevens Co.
Cause of Death: Broncho-pneumonia
Medical Information:
contributory cause, Influenza
Occupation: Abt. 1850, Miner, French
Corrall
Residence: 1847, Platte Co. Missouri
Notes for Ellen (Nellie) Lois
Washburn:
Nellie named
the valley "Fruitland Valley"
Children of
James Allison and Ellen Washburn are:
+
8 i. Liba
E.4 Allison, born January 18, 1868 in Marysville, CA Sutter
Co.; died October 09, 1942 in Fruitland, WA (74 yrs).
9 ii. Armillia F. Allison, born 1866 in
Marysville, CA Sutter Co.. She married J. S.
McLean.
10 iii. Lucy A. Allison,
born 1869 in Marysville, CA Sutter Co.. She married Edward S.
Sullivan.
11 iv. Albert F.
Allison, born 1872 in Marysville, CA Sutter Co.; died 1960. He
married Addie Bennett; born 1875; died 1954.
More About Albert F.
Allison:
Burial:
Greenwood Cemetery, Hunters WA, Stevens Co.
More About Addie Bennett:
Burial: Greenwood Cemetery, Hunters
WA, Stevens Co.
12 v.
Pearl L. Allison, born 1878 in Paradise Valley, Humboldt, NV. She married James L.
Ross.
13 vi. James C. Allison,
born 1885.
Notes
for James C. Allison:
Third white child born in the
Fruitland Valley, WA
3. Joyce Elizabeth3
Allison (J. Edward2, Maybe Bailey1) was born November 08,
1848 in Lexington, KY, and died October 01, 1928 in Redding,
CA. She married Alfred L. Dean March 07, 1865 in Allison Ranch, Sutter Co.
CA, son of Apollos Dean and Persis. He died 1891.
More About Joyce Elizabeth
Allison:
Burial:
Redding Cemetery
Residence: 1891, Redding,
CA
Notes for Alfred
L. Dean:
Since he was
born in KY, it is possible that his mother is Sara rather than
Jane.
More About
Alfred L. Dean:
Occupation: 1865,
Butcher
Residence: 1865, San Francisco, CA
Children of Joyce Allison and Alfred Dean
are:
14 i. Arthur
Mason4 Dean, born February 14, 1869 in Sutter Co.,
CA.
15 ii. Jenny Persis
Dean, born October 23, 1870 in Sutter Co., CA.
16 iii. Walter L. Dean, born 1878 in Sutter Co.,
CA.
17 iv. Clara Belle Dean, born
September 1880.
+ 18 v. George Edward
Dean, born August 21, 1872 in Sutter Co.,
CA.
5. Charles E.3
Allison (J. Edward2, Maybe Bailey1) was born March 1854 in
CA, and died July 29, 1919 in Shasta Co. CA. He married (1) Katie Victoria
Miller March 06, 1886 in The Dalles, Wasco Co. OR, daughter of Esquire G. W.
Miller. She was born 1871, and died Abt. 1887 in The Dalles, Wasco Co.
OR. He married (2) Emma Ward Abt. 1889. She was born January 1860 in
Oregon.
More About Charles E.
Allison:
Burial:
Redding Cemetery
Medical Information: Survived
Typhoid Fever 3/1888
Occupation: Aft. 1888, Locomotive engineer and a
railroad conductor
More About Katie Victoria
Miller:
Burial:
Odd Fellows Cemetery, The Dalles, Wasco, OR
Cause of
Death: Typhoid Fever
Child of Charles
Allison and Katie Miller is:
19
i. Charles Martin4 Allison, born August 24,
1886.
6. Lucy Jane3
Allison (J. Edward2, Maybe Bailey1) was born June 1859 in
CA, and died 1917 in San
Francisco, California. She married William Vollmers
March 27, 1881 in Trinity Centre, Trinity CA. He
was born September 1858 in CA.
More About Lucy Jane
Allison:
Burial: 1917,
Redding, CA
Children of Lucy Allison and
William Vollmers are:
20
i. Otto R.4 Vollmers, born March 02, 1883 in
Trinity Centre, Trinity Co. CA.
21
ii. William Jefferson Vollmers, born March 18, 1887 in Trinity
Centre, Trinity Co. CA.
22 iii.
Shelby A. Vollmers, born October 30, 1895 in Trinity Centre, Trinity Co.
CA.
23 iv. Arleto C. Vollmers,
born November 01, 1881 in Trinity Centre, Trinity Co.
CA.
24 v. Alberta E.
Vollmers, born April 23, 1885 in Trinity Centre, Trinity Co.
CA.
25 vi. Adella Louise Vollmers,
born March 28, 1890 in Trinity Centre, Trinity Co.
CA.
7. Minnie E.3
Allison (J. Edward2, Maybe Bailey1) was born February 10,
1861 in Nevada City, CA, and died January 04, 1943 in Newton, Jasper, IA.
She married (1) David M. Knight. She married (2) G.W.C. Owings
December 09,
1880 in Trinity Centre,
Trinity CA. He was born July 16, 1857, and died Abt.
1883.
Notes for
Minnie E. Allison:
Unknown Newspaper
Newton,
Iowa
January 4, 1943
Mrs. Knight Dies Today - Hip Injury Is Fatal to
Newton Woman; Rites to Be Held Wednesday
Mrs. Minnie E. Knight, 81, died
here this morning at Skiff Memorial Hospital where she had been admitted New
Year's day following a fall at the home of her son, Merrill M. Knight, in which
she suffered a hip fracture. Funeral services will be conducted from the Morgan
Funeral Home Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock with Dr. Loren M. Edwards,
minister of the Newton Methodist church officiating. Interment
will be in the Rushville cemetery. The daughter of Edward and Jane Allison,
pioneer residents of the state of California, Minnie E. Allison was born Feb. 10,
1861 near Nevada City in that state. Her early life was spent in California, and she attended the State Normal school at San Jose. In 1880 she was united in
marriage to C. C. Owings and the couple came to Iowa to live until Mr. Owing's
death in July 1893. At that time Mrs. Owings returned to California. In 1897 she
returned to Iowa and was united in marriage to D. R. Knight, a farmer of the
Mariposa township. Upon their retirement, the couple lived in Grinnell before
moving to Newton to make their permanent home. Since the
death of Mr. Knight in 1922, Mrs. Knight had lived with her only son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Merrill M. Knight at 602 North Sixth Avenue East.
Other surviving relatives include two grandsons, David M. Knight, now stationed
with the U.S. Marine Corps at San Diego, Calif., and Donald E. Knight of Newton;
one stepson, C. Herbert Knight of Los Angeles, Calif., and several nieces and
nephews now residing in California.
More About Minnie E.
Allison:
Burial:
Rushville Cemetery, Jasper County, Iowa
Education: State Normal School in
San Jose, CA (San Jose State College)
Residence: Abt. 1893,
CA
More About David
M. Knight:
Burial:
Rushville Cemetery, Newton, IA
More About G.W.C.
Owings:
Residence: Aft.
1880, Iowa
Child of Minnie Allison and David Knight
is:
26 i.
Merrill4 Knight, born July 28, 1899 in Jasper Co.
IA.
Generation No.
3
8. Liba
E.4 Allison (James Nelson3, J. Edward2, Maybe
Bailey1) was born January 18, 1868 in Marysville, CA Sutter Co., and
died October 09, 1942 in Fruitland, WA (74 yrs). He married Laura M.
Thomas January 06, 1892, daughter of Eben Thomas and Maria Crandall. She
was born August 1871 in DC says Springfield, MA, Says NH 1930 Census, and died
April 12, 1942 in Fruitland, WA Age 71.
More About Liba E.
Allison:
Burial:
Greenwood Cemetery, Hunters WA, Stevens Co.
Cause of Death: Large carcinoma
in abdomen. Duration 6 mths.
Census: April 02, 1930, Age 62 Head, home worth
15000
Occupation: Death Cert. says Farmer
More About Laura M.
Thomas:
Burial:
Greenwood Cemetery, Hunters WA, Stevens Co.
Cause of Death: Angina Pectoris
duration 3 yrs
Census: April 02, 1930, Age 59
Medical Information: due to
Arterial sclerosis duration 5 yrs
Occupation:
Housewife
Children of Liba Allison and Laura Thomas are:
+ 27
i.
Thomas Eben5 Allison, born June 20, 1894 in Fruitland, WA (Stevens
Co.); died May 05, 1977 in Spokane, WA at the VA hospital (82 yrs).
28 ii. Maude Allison. She married Gus
Warsinske.
Generation No.
4
27. Thomas
Eben5 Allison (Liba E.4, James Nelson3, J.
Edward2, Maybe Bailey1) was born June 20, 1894 in
Fruitland, WA (Stevens Co.), and died May 05, 1977 in Spokane, WA at the VA hospital (82 yrs). He
married Helen Vynne Colborn 1917, daughter of George Colborn and Lulu
Gilbert. She was born March 31, 1900 in Spokane, WA 10:27 AM, and died
January 26, 1963 in Coeur d'Alene, ID.
More About Thomas Eben
Allison:
Burial:
Forest Cemetery, Coeur d'Alen ID
Cause of Death:
Pneumonia. Carcinoma of lung w/metastases for 1 year
Medical
Information: Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease
Occupation: Farmer
(usually occupation on Death Cert.)
Social Security Number:
536-05-5908
More
About Helen Vynne Colborn:
Occupation:
Housewife
Children of Thomas Allison and Helen Colborn are:
30 i. Laura
Jean6 Allison, born March 02, 1923 in Sacred Heart Hospital, Spokane,
WA (on BC) Hunter, WA (on DC); died July 05, 1993 in Funeral: Kosec
Funeral Home, Pt. Townsend. She married (1) Richard George Dean January
1942 in Spokane, WA; born 1922 in Hillsdale, WY. She married (2) John R. Palik
February 01, 1946 in Coeur d'Alene, ID; born February 26, 1921 in Griswold, IA;
died December 1985 in Evergreen Cemetery, Priest River ID.
Notes for Laura Jean
Allison:
Grandma loved
country music. She played the guitar and the fiddle.
More About Laura Jean
Allison:
Burial: July
15, 1993, Inturnment, Evergreen Cemetery Priest River ID
Cause of Death: Arythmia, sudden
death, Myocardial ischemia
Medical Information: Coronary artery disease,
atherosclerosis for years
Occupation: Secretary (clerical work)
Social
Security Number: 537-18-6766
Notes for Richard George Dean:
George Edward4
Dean was born August 21,
1872 in Sutter Co., CA. He married Lovina. Child of George Dean and Lovina is:
+ i. Richard
George5 Dean, born 1922 in Hillsdale, WY.
Child of Richard Dean and Laura Allison is:
33 i. Carol
Lee6 Dean, born 1942 in Wenatchee, WA. She married Joe Lynn
Walterscheidt; born 1939 in Hennesey, OK.
Notes for John R.
Palik:
Family in Denver,
CO
31 ii. Virginia
Louise Allison, born April 17, 1918. She married (1) Jim Saunders.
She married (2) Chet Barbour.
32
iii. Mary Grace Allison, born June 25, 1925. She married (1) Lloyd
Selder. She married (2) Bog Barden.
Descendants of
George Washington Bartlett
Generation No.
1
1. George
Washington4 Bartlett (Maybe Abijah Bowden3,
Laurence2, Laurence1) was born February 09, 1800 in
Marblehead, MA, and died in KS. He married
Eliza Jane Hemenway February 07, 1831 in Framingham, MA, daughter of Daniel Hemenway and Lucy
Haven. She was born April 27, 1802 in Framingham, Massachusetts, and died
December 23, 1875 in Homer Creek, Kansas (Greenwood Co. Historical
Soc.).
Notes for George Washington
Bartlett:
Greenwood County Historical Society
Letter dated 10/12/1996
G.W. Bartlett was in Greenwood
County in 1869:
Eureka Herald Aug. 20, 1869, " G.W. Bartlett is improving
his place. Farmers are preparing their ground for fall
wheat.
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1870 Census, Janesville Twp:
#2
Bartlett, George D. age 33 value of farm $1450
Born VT
Farmer
Arabella
31
Martha
M.
9
George
G.
7
Eliza
E.
4
Frank
E.
3
Ida
M.
10/12
Bartlett, Geo.
W.
70
$1000 Born MA Stone
Mason
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Bartlett, G.W.
Crop report 2/3 20 Aug, 1869
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According to
Harold Fitzmeyer, George Wadsworth was born 4/21/1806 in Groton NH. He
thinks this is the same person as George Washington.
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Greenwood Co. Hist Soc.
"Note #1 The 1850
census records lists George W. Bartlett's birth place as New Hampshire. The 1870 census records list his
birth place as MA. My grandmother wrote a short family history when she
was 88 years old. She said that he was born in NH and grew up in
MA.
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Family History Center, SLC
Eliza Jane Hemenway
and George W. Bartlett of Groton, NH, were married on 2/7/1831 at Framingham in
Middlesex County MA
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Greenwood Co. Hist Soc
George W.
Bartlett's Possible Ancestry
"In July 1995, when I was last at the Family
History Library in Salt Lake City, I found information concerning G.W.'s
parents. I have not been able to confirm it for certain. If this
information is true, he was born Feb. 9, 1800 in Marblehead, MA. His siblings are Mary born 1796,
Abijah born 1798, Benjamin born 1803, and Benjamin born 1805 (you can guess what
happened to the first Benjamin).
His
parents: Abijah Bowden Bartlett, born 1772, m. Sept 10, 1792 at
Marblehead, MA to Elizabeth Bartlett
His
grandparents: Laurence Bartlett, christened July 21, 1745 at Marblehead,
MA, married July 11, 1765 to Mary Bowden
His
great grandparents: Laurence Bartlett, born 1715, married Sept 27, 1743 in
Marblehead, MA to Mary Ingalls
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Genealogical Register
p. 590
"Chil. Eliza, b. Apr. 27, 1802, m. George W. Bartlett, 1. Danville, Vt.
More About George Washington
Bartlett:
Occupation: 1870, Census = Stone
mason
Residence: February 07, 1831, of Groton, NH (Marriage Record)
Notes for Eliza Jane
Hemenway:
Deed Records,
delinquent taxes in Janesville Twp.
3/11/1880 Probate
Notice
"All persons intersted in the estate of Eliza Bartlett, deceased are
hereby . . . I will make a final settlement of the estate with the Probate Court
of the county of Greemenwood, at the courthouse. . . on ? day of April 1880 A.M.
Robb Administrator of the estate.
Bartlett, Eliza
A.
Janesville delin. tax 1/4
15 July 1873
Bartlett,
Eliza delin tax
notice 4/4 3 Oct 1878
Bartlett,
Eliza legal
notice
4/6/ 11 March
1880
Children of George Bartlett and Eliza Hemenway are:
+
2
i. George Dexter5 Bartlett, born December 27, 1837
in Danville Twp, Caledonia County, VT; died December 04, 1900 in Greenwood Co.
KS age 62.
3 ii. Joseph Gardner Bartlett, born December 30,
1840 in Danville Twp, Caledonia County, VT (GAunt Maud); died September 06, 1921
in Cambridge, MA. He married Sarah M. Edwards January 20, 1867 in
Cambridge, MA.
4 iii. Martha Ann Bartlett, born January 30, 1844 in
Danville Twp, Caledonia County, VT.
More About Martha Ann
Bartlett:
Occupation:
1920, Census, Servant in the household of (No. 264) Mary A. Foster (age 85) in
Eureka
5 iv. Eliza Jane Bartlett, born July 18, 1832 in
Danville Twp, Caledonia County, VT; died September 07, 1850 in Danville Twp,
Caledonia County, VT.
Generation No.
2
2. George
Dexter5 Bartlett (George Washington4, Maybe Abijah
Bowden3, Laurence2, Laurence1) was born
December 27, 1837 in Danville Twp, Caledonia County, VT, and died December 04,
1900 in Greenwood Co. KS age 62. He married (1) Arabella Dennett December
01, 1859 in Boston, MA. She was born 1839 in VT, and died March 23, 1876
in Homer Creek, Kansas. He married (2) Alice J. Robb
October 28,
1876 in Eureka, KS. She was born Abt. 1854 in
Census puts A.J. Bartlett a female at 31 yrs old.
Notes for George Dexter
Bartlett:
Eureka Herald,
Oct 7, 1875
Homer Creek by Old Dragon . . . "C.I. Worley, Wm O'Neil, I.T.
Garrison, Ed Gilman, Mr. Wethers, Ed Herbert, Mr. Paul, Wm Thompson, George
Bartlett, Mr. Havens, Howe A. ?, M.A. Downing and J.J. Thompson are having good
crops. . . ."
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Another Article . . .Utopia, Kansas,
December 24
"G.D. Bartlett is preparing to build a mansion, and Mr.
Donaldson has been taken with the same fever."
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Obit
12/13/1900 says GW
Bartlett, Should be GD Bartlett
"G.W. Bartlett's Funeral. Homer
Creek, Dec. 11 - G.W. Bartlett, one of the first settlers on Homer Creek, died
in Eureka Tuesday night last week, and was buried in the Homer Creek cemetery on
Thursday. He leaves a widow, seven daughters and two sons who were present
at the funeral. There is a large attendance at the funeral, though many
failed to receive notice of it in time to come."
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Greenwood
County Kansas, Thursday, December 6, 1900 Obituary
"G.D. Bartlett who
resided in Greenwood county for many years died Tuesday at
the home of his daughter in Janesville Township. He was 62 years, 11 months
old. the funeral took place today at Mrs. Hesson's residence near
Utopia. Interment was in Utopia Buying
Ground."
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1870 Census, Janesville
Twp:
#2 Bartlett, George D. age 33 value of farm
$1450 Born VT
Farmer
Arabella
31
Martha
M.
9
George
G.
7
Eliza
E.
4
Frank
E.
3
Ida
M.
10/12
Bartlett, Geo.
W.
70
$1000 Born MA Stone
Mason
--------------------------
1880 Census, Janesville Twp.
G.D.
Bartlett age 42
Alice
26
Mattie
18
Frank
12
Ida
10
Clara
7
Freddie
5
Ethelina
2
--------------------------
1885
Greenwood County Census - Janesville Township - Household #169
G.D.
Bartlett 47 M VT MA
A.J. Bartlett 31
F
Mattie Bartlett 24
F KS
W.P. Veich 20
F KS
F.
Bartlett
17 M KS
I
Bartlett 15 F
KS
Clara Bartlett 11 F
KS
F.
Bartlett
9 M KS
E.
Bartlett 6 F
KS
Roy Bartlett 4 M KS
Baby
10 mth
F KS
Chs Mudd 5
M MA
R. Marshall 8
F KS
W. Marshall 4
F KS
E. Marshall 3
F KS
Baby 2
mth F
KS
----------------------------
1895
Census, Janesville Twp.
#132 G.D.
Bartlett age
58
Alice
40
wife
Ethel
17
Roy
13
Lois
10
Etta
7
--------------------------
1865 Census
George D had
REAL PROPERTY
(Total value $400) 35 acres of improved land, 165 unimproved, 35 acres fenced
FARM TOOLS (valued at $260)
LIVESTOCK (Total Value $770) four horses, 8
milk cows and 10 other cattle. He had four (4) swine
CROPS - Last year
sacked 100 bushels of corn and 100 bushels of
oats
--------------------
Bartlett, G.D.
crop report 2/3 20 Aug
1869
Bartlett, George D. road
petition 3/5
31 Aug, 1871
Bartlett, G.D. district court
case 2/3 11 July, 1872
Bartlett,
G.D. district court
case 2/2 30 May 1872
Bartlett,
George D. Janesville delin. tax 1/5 21 March
1872
Bartlett, G.D. paid for road
work 1/2 12 July 1877
Bartlett,
G.D. crop report peaches 5/1 21
July 1876
Bartlett, Geo. D. crop
report 5/1 7 Oct
1873
Bartlett, Geo. D. paid scalp
bounty 4/2 25 Apr 1878
Bartlett,
Geo. D. paid sub. Eureka News 4/1 22 Jan
1880
Bartlett, Geo. road
viewer 4/6 16 Aug. 1883
Bartlett,
G.D. paid for road
work 4/5 1 May 1884
Bartlett,
G.D. r.r. pet.
signer 1/3 17 Jul
1884
Bartlett, G.D. Utopia
resident 4/3 3 Jan 1884
Bartlett,
Geo. Homer Creek
Res. 4/4 23 Sept 1887
Bartlett,
G.D.
Died
1/6 6 Dec 1900
Bartlett, G.D. old settler now
dead 1/3 6 Sep 1906
Bartlett George D. Mem. Co.L.
1863 Militia 1/3 19 Dec. 1907
More About George Dexter
Bartlett:
Burial:
December 06, 1900, Homer Creek Cemetery (aka - Utopia or Worley Cemetery Burying
Ground)
Military service: 4th Corp. Greenwood County Militia
Property:
1873, By preemption, Sec. 34 T24 R11, near Utopia
Notes for Arabella
Dennett:
Newspaper
Article Obituary - 3/23/1876
Mr. George D. Bartlett's wife died last
Saturday morning, at 3 a.m., at his residence on Homer
Creek.
Notes for
Alice J. Robb:
3/11/1880 Probate Notice
"All
persons intersted in the estate of Eliza Bartlett, deceased are hereby . . . I
will make a final settlement of the estate with the Probate Court of the county
of Greemenwood, at the courthouse. . . on ? day of April 1880 A.M. Robb
Administrator of the estate.
Marriage Notes for George Bartlett and
Alice Robb:
Newspaper Article, 11/9/1876
Married. . . . On the 28th
day of October 1876, at Eureka, by Elder S. Sharp, Geo. D. Bartlett
and Alice J Robb.
Children of George Bartlett and Arabella Dennett are:
+
6 i. Frederick
Edwin6 Bartlett, born June 06, 1867 in Greenwood County, KS
(Janesville); died December 28, 1945 in Enid, OK.
7 ii. Martha Mehitabel Bartlett, born May 10, 1861 in Greenwood
Co., KS (near Hartford, KS); died December 24, 1935 in Eureka,
KS.
Notes for
Martha Mehitabel Bartlett:
Bartlett, Mattie family
reunion 1/5 1 Jan 1892
-----
Obit The Herald, Eureka KS, Jan
2, 1936
MISS MARTHA M. BARTLETT was born May 10, 1861, near Hartford, Kansas. She was the eldest daughter of
Arabell and George D. Bartlett. When quite young she moved with her
parents to a farm near Eureka. She has lived in and near
Eureka the greater part of her life, passing
away December 24, 1935, at the home of a brother southeast of Eureka. She leaves three sisters and
three half-sisters. Mrs. Elmyra Veach, of Arcadia, California, Mrs. Ida
Hesson of McLoud, Okla., Mrs. Clara Veach of Eureka, Mrs. Ethel Yates, of
Burbank, Calif., Mrs Lois Shaffer, of College Place, Wash., Mrs. Marietta
Neville, of Los Angeles, Calif., also three brothers and one half-brother, G.G.
Bartlett, of Eureka, F.E. Bartlett, of Enid, Okl, F.D. Bartlett of McLoud,
Okla., and R.A. Bartlett of Houston, Arkansas. Miss Bartlett was a very
patient and cheerful, having been a cripple for a number of years, leaving self
out but ever thoughtful of others. She had been a member of the Seventh
Day Adventist church, of Eureka, for many years and was a regular attendant
whenever her health and opportunity permitted, remaining true to the Lord Jesus
and that faith in her God until death. Funeral service was held Sabbath
afternoon, December 28, at the Seventh Day Adventist Church conducted by Elder
A.C. Griffin, minister of the Wichita church. Interment was in Greenwood
cemetery.
------
1920 Census - Greenwood County - Eureka
Township
Mary A. Foster 85
Martha Bartlett 58
Servant
More About
Martha Mehitabel Bartlett:
Burial: December 28, 1935, Greenwood Cemetery, Eureka, KS
+
8 iii. George Gardner Bartlett, born March 01, 1863 in
Greenwood Co., KS; died February 1946.
9 iv. Eliza Elmyra Bartlett, born September 01, 1865 in
Greenwood Co., KS; died March 27, 1955. She married
Veach.
Notes for
Eliza Elmyra Bartlett:
Eureka Herald, January 1, 1892
There
was a reunion of the four Bartlett sisters - Mrs. Myra Veach, Mrs. Ida
Hesson, and the Misses Mattie and Clara, on Christmas, at the home of Mrs.
Veach. Her sister-in-law, Miss Lou Veach was also
there.
More
About Eliza Elmyra Bartlett:
Property: August 1878, Deed
records
10 v. Ida May
Bartlett, born September 23, 1869 in Greenwood
Co., KS (gAunt Maude) or July 1870, KS (Greenwood Co. Hist Soc); died December
01, 1958 in maybe McLoud, OK. She married James A. Hesson December 12,
1890 in KS.
Notes
for Ida May Bartlett:
Bartlett, Ida student
Co. Normal Instr. 4/4 9
July 1886
did all blue books -then stopped
Bartlett, Ida teaching
certif. 1/5 26 July 1889
Bartlett,
Ida teaching certif. 4/6
27 July 1888
Bartlett, Ida Eureka
Teacher 4/7 13
Jan 1888
Bartlett, Ida former HS stud.
Coteacher 1/4 20 Sept 1889
Bartlett, Ida Mem.
Co. Normal Inst. 1/5 14 June 1888
Bartlett, Ida teaching
certif. 4/2 19 Aug 1887
Bartlett,
Ida teacher School
#19 1/6 22
Nov. 1889
More About Ida May Bartlett:
Occupation: Teacher
Residence:
December 24, 1935, McLoud,
Ok (Martha Obit)
11 vi. Willie
Bartlett, born in Greenwood Co., KS; died in 2 or 3 weeks
old.
12 vii. Clara Imogene Bartlett,
born May 19, 1873 in Greenwood Co., KS; died January 04, 1964 in Enid, OK.
She married Berlin Wheelis Veach January 01, 1897 in
KS.
Notes for Clara
Imogene Bartlett:
Bartlett, Clara family
reunion 1/5 1 Jan.
1892
Bartlett, Clara quilt donor, thanks to 1/5 11
Dec. 1891
Bartlett, Clara trip to Okla
1/9 16 Sept 1892
Bartlett, Clara student School #107 4/3 3 Nov
1893
More About
Clara Imogene Bartlett:
Residence: December 24, 1935, Eureka, KS
+ 13 viii. Fred
Dexter Bartlett, born June 01, 1875; died March 04, 1946 in maybe McLoud,
OK.
Children of George Bartlett and
Alice Robb are:
14 i.
Edith Ethel6 Bartlett, born Abt. 1878; died in maybe Burbank,
CA. She married John Yates March 04, 1898 in KS.
Notes for Edith Ethel
Bartlett:
Bartlett,
Ethel student #19 1/5 26 Dec 1890
Bartlett, M.
Ethel
institute
1/5 12 Jun 1902
More About Edith Ethel
Bartlett:
Residence:
December 24, 1935, Burbank, CA (Martha
obit)
15 ii. Roy A.
Bartlett, born Abt. 1882; died in maybe Houston, Arkansas.
Notes for Roy A.
Bartlett:
Bartlett,
Roy Eureka student 1/7 10 May
1889
Bartlett, Roy student #19 4/2 9 Feb 1894
More About Roy A.
Bartlett:
Residence:
December 24,
1935, Houston, Arkansas (Martha
Obit)
16 iii. Lois Bartlett,
born Abt. 1885; died in maybe College Place, WA. She married
Shaffer.
Notes for
Lois Bartlett:
Bartlett,
Lola returned from OK trip 1/5 25 Jul
1890
More About
Lois Bartlett:
Residence: December 24, 1935, College Place, WA (Martha
Obit)
17 iv. Marietta
Bartlett, born Abt. 1888; died in maybe Los Angeles, CA. She married
Neville.
Notes for
Marietta Bartlett:
Bartlett, Etta teaching
certif 4/4 29 July
1892
Bartlett, Etta teaching
certif 4/4 15 May
1891
Bartlett, Etta teacher #73 4/4
19 Aug 1892
Bartlett, Etta teacher, High Valley School 1/5 2 Dec
1892
Bartlett, Etta teacher
institute 5/6
29 Jun 1894
Bartlett, Etta normal instit
1/7 16 Jun 1893
Bartlett, Etta student
#19 4/2 2 Feb 1894
Bartlett, Etta
student #19 4/3 3 Nov
1893
Bartlett, Etta teacher
#9 5/5 10 Nov
1894
Bartlett, Etta teachers metting at Neal 5/4 19 Jan
1894
Bartlett, Etta teaching
certif 5/3 21 Jul
1893
Bartlett, Etta teacher
certif. 4/3 19 Jul
1895
Bartlett, Etta
institute
6/5 7 Jun 1895
Bartlett, Etta teacher Dist
#8 8/4 7 Aug 1896
Bartlett, Etta
teacher Dist #1 6/5 2 Aug
1895
Bartlett, Etta
institute
4/3 25 Jun 1897
Bartlett, Etta
certificate
7/4 30 Jul 1897
Bartlett, Etta teacher Dist
#17 8/4 12 Aug
1898
Bartlett, Etta teacher Dist
#46 1/5 1 Aug.
1901
Bartlett, Etta reacher dist
#46 6/4 14 Sep
1900
Bartlett M. Etta
certificate
1/6 20 Jul 1900
Bartlett, Ennetta teaching
certif 1/6 16 Jul
1903
Bartlett, Etta
institute
1/6 4 Jun 190?
Bartlett, Etta teacher Dis
#78 4/3 22 Jul 190?
Bartlett, M. Etta
institute
1/4 14 Jun 190?
Bartlett, M. Etta teacher Dist
#78 4/3 24 Aug
1905
More About
Marietta Bartlett:
Residence: December 24, 1935, Los Angeles, CA (Martha
Obit)
Generation No.
3
6. Frederick
Edwin6 Bartlett (George Dexter5, George
Washington4, Maybe Abijah Bowden3, Laurence2,
Laurence1) was born June 06, 1867 in Greenwood County, KS
(Janesville), and died December 28, 1945 in Enid, OK. He married Alma Gertrude
Morgan1,2 March 11, 1891 in Kingfisher Co. Oklahoma Territory, daughter of Jonathan Morgan and
Amanda Miller. She was born August 17, 1872 in Martinsville, Clark County,
Illinois2, and died August 28, 1965 in Enid, OK.
Notes for Frederick Edwin
Bartlett:
1870 Census,
Janesville Twp:
#2 Bartlett, George
D. age 33 value of farm $1450 Born VT
Farmer
Arabella
31
Martha
M.
9
George
G.
7
Eliza
E.
4
Frank
E.
3
Ida
M.
10/12
Bartlett, Geo.
W.
70
$1000 Born MA Stone
Mason
------
Bartlett, Frank returned from Okla.
trip 1/5 25 Jul 1890
More About Frederick Edwin
Bartlett:
Residence:
December 24, 1935, Enid, OK (Martha Obit)
Children of Frederick
Bartlett and Alma Morgan are:
+ 18
i. Ida
Amanda7 Bartlett, born December 04, 1893 in Kingfisher Oklahoma
Territory; died August 1979 in Enid, OK.
19
ii. Maud May Bartlett.
20 iii. Guy Edwin Bartlett.
21 iv. Thomas Morgan Bartlett.
22 v. Gertrude Garland Bartlett.
8. George Gardner6 Bartlett (George Dexter5, George
Washington4, Maybe Abijah Bowden3, Laurence2,
Laurence1) was born March 01, 1863 in Greenwood Co., KS, and died
February 1946. He married Minerva Genetta Larcom August 28, 1883 in
Eureka, KS, daughter of Levi Larcom and Louise. She was born August 27,
1867 in Delaware Co. OH, and died June 01, 1942 in Eureka, KS (Age
74).
Notes for
George Gardner Bartlett:
Kansas 1895 Census, Eureka
Twp.
G.G. Bartlett Age 32 M
M.G.
Bartlett 27
F
F.A.
10
male
C.M.
8
female
E.L.
1 female
----
Bartlett, G. G. paid scalp
bounty 4/2 25 Apr 1878
Bartlett,
Gardner ref. Old Settlers Meeting 2/1 9 Oct
1896
Bartlett, G.G. county
service 4/3 26 Jan 189_ (3,4, or
5)
More About
George Gardner Bartlett:
Residence: 1936, Eureka, KS
Notes for Minerva
Genetta Larcom:
Obit
Eureka Herald, 6/6/1942
Obituary - Mrs. George Bartlett Minerva
Genetta Larcom, daughter of Levi and Louise Larcom, was born in Delaware County,
Ohio, on August 27, 1867, and died at her home 603 N. School Street, Eureka,
Kansas, June 1, 1942, age 74 years, 9 months, and 4 days. In 1876 she came
to Kansas with her parents and spent most of her
live [sic] in and near Eureka. On August 28, 1883, [s]he was united in marriage to George
Gardner Bartlett. She leaves to mourn her departure her husband and five
children, Fred, Phoenix, Ariz., Mrs. Clara Sanders, Neal, Kans., Mrs. Laura
Binner, Hutchinson, Kans., Mrs. Eva Moffitt, Elgin, Kansas, Alta, of the home,
also thirteen grandchildren, and eleven great-grandchildren, two sisters, Mrs.
Etta Jay and Mrs. Alora Gardner, both of Neodesha, Kansas, and a host of other
relatives and friends. Mrs. Bartlett suffered a heart attack a year ago
last April then recovered and was able to be up and around. She took sick
again on Armistice Day of last year and has been a constant sufferer since that
time. She joined the Christian Church several years ago in
Hutchinson. Funeral service, conducted by Rev. Bert Sutton, was held from
the Baird Funeral Home Friday, June 5. Interment was in Greenwood cemetery."
More About Minerva Genetta
Larcom:
Burial:
June 05, 1942, Greenwood Cemetery, Eureka KS
Medical Information:
Heart attack 1 yr ago
Residence: 1876,
Kansas
Children of George Bartlett and
Minerva Larcom are:
+ 23 i. Fred
A.7 Bartlett, born Abt. 1885; died in maybe Phoenix,
Az.
24 ii. Clara M.
Bartlett, born Abt. 1887 in Eureka, KS; died in maybe Neal, KS. She
married Sanders.
Notes for Clara M.
Bartlett:
Bartlett,
Clara student Dist
#67 7/3 17 Jan 1901
Bartlett, Clara
stud. Hamilton School 7/3
11/15/1900
More
About Clara M. Bartlett:
Residence: June 06, 1942, Neal, KS (mom's
obit)
25 iii. E. Laura
Bartlett, born 1894 in Eureka, KS; died in maybe Hutchinson, KS. She
married (1) Binner. She married (2) Moffitt.
Notes for E. Laura
Bartlett:
Bartlett,
Laura School #67 7/3 17 Jan. 1901
Bartlett,
Laura Hamilton School 7/3 15 Nov
1900
More About E.
Laura Bartlett:
Residence: June 06, 1942, Hutchinson, KS (mom's
obit)
26 iv. Alta Bartlett,
born in Eureka, KS.
More About Alta
Bartlett:
Residence:
June 06, 1942, Eureka, KS (Mom's
obit)
13. Fred
Dexter6 Bartlett (George Dexter5, George
Washington4, Maybe Abijah Bowden3, Laurence2,
Laurence1) was born June 01, 1875, and died March 04, 1946 in maybe
McLoud, OK. He married Terra.
Notes for Fred Dexter
Bartlett:
Married:
Terra
Bartlett, Fred student Dist
#67 7/3 17 Jan 1901
Bartlett,
Fred student Dist #76 7/3
20 Dec 1900
More
About Fred Dexter Bartlett:
Residence: December 24, 1935, McLoud, Ok
(Martha Obit)
Child of Fred Bartlett and
Terra is:
27 i. Howard
Wesley7 Bartlett, born April 26, 1909 in Crescent, OK; died November
23, 1921 in Eureka, KS.
Notes for Howard Wesley
Bartlett:
"age 12 years,
6 months, 27 days, after an illness of only tow days, Howard was thrown from a
horse which stepped on his breast, seriously injuring
him."
Generation No.
4
18. Ida
Amanda7 Bartlett (Frederick Edwin6, George
Dexter5, George Washington4, Maybe Abijah
Bowden3, Laurence2, Laurence1) was born
December 04, 1893 in Kingfisher Oklahoma Territory, and died August 1979 in Enid,
OK. She married Joseph LaFayette Burford December 02, 1914 in Pocatello, ID. He was born
February 08, 1894, and died October 1987 in Enid, Oklahoma.
More About Joseph LaFayette
Burford:
Residence:
1987, Waukomis, Oklahoma 73773
Social Security Number:
445-18-9508
Children of Ida Bartlett and Joseph Burford are:
28 i. Betty
Mae8 Burford. She married Gerald Walterscheidt.
29 ii. Benjamin Terrell
Burford.
23. Fred A.7
Bartlett (George Gardner6, George Dexter5, George
Washington4, Maybe Abijah Bowden3, Laurence2,
Laurence1) was born Abt. 1885, and died in maybe Phoenix, Az.
He married Bessie O.. She was born Abt. 1893.
Notes for Fred A.
Bartlett:
Eureka City -
1920 Census
Fred A. Bartlett Age 34
Bessie
O.
27
Howard
W.
10
Geo. A.
8
Edwin
E.
5
Lucretia
J
2 2/12
Freda
F
7/12
--------
Bartlett, Fred student
dist #67 1/5 17 Jan. 1901
Bartlett,
Fred student dist
#78 1/5 20 Dec 1900
More About Fred A.
Bartlett:
Residence:
1911, 1911 N. School St., Eureka, KS
Children of Fred Bartlett and Bessie O.
are:
30 i. Howard
W8 Bartlett, born Abt. 1910; died
1921.
31 ii. George A.
Bartlett, born Abt. 1912.
32 iii.
Edwin E. Bartlett, born Abt. 1915.
33
iv. Lucretia J. Bartlett, born Abt.
1918.
34 v. Freda F.
Bartlett, born Abt. 1920.
Endnotes
1. The Church of
Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, Family History Resource File, 1880 U. S.
Census, 1880 census, Martinsville, Clark County, Illinois Pg.
135.
2. billiepad.FTW, Date of Import: May 24, 2003.
Descendants of Robert Bradish
Generation No.
1
1.
Robert1 Bradish. He married (1) Mary. She died 1638 in giving birth to
Joseph. He married (2) Vashti.
More About Robert
Bradish:
Residence:
1635, Cambridge, MA
Child of Robert
Bradish and Mary is:
+
2 i.
Joseph2 Bradish, born May 1638 in Cambridge, MA.
Children of Robert Bradish and Vashti are:
3 i. Hannah2 Bradish. She
married Butler.
4 ii. Mary Bradish. She married Mathew
Gibbs.
5 iii. James
Bradish.
Generation No.
2
2.
Joseph2 Bradish (Robert1) was born May 1638 in
Cambridge, MA. He married Mary.
Children of Joseph
Bradish and Mary are:
+
6 i. James3
Bradish, born 1675; died 1763.
7 ii. Mary Bradish. She married John
Green.
8 iii. Hannah
Bradish. She married Edward Marrett.
9 iv. Ruth Bradish. She married Thomas
Ford.
10 v. Sarah
Bradish.
11 vi. Joseph
Bradish.
+ 12 vii. John Bradish, born 1678; died
1741.
Generation No.
3
6. James3 Bradish
(Joseph2, Robert1) was born 1675, and died 1763. He
married Damaris Rice 1708. She was born 1688, and died
1769.
Children of James
Bradish and Damaris Rice are:
+ 13
i.
Jonas4 Bradish, born 1724.
14 ii. Hepzibah Bradish, born
1709.
15 iii. Sarah Bradish, born
1711; died in young.
16 iv. Robert
Bradish, born 1712.
+ 17 v. James
Bradish, born 1717; died 1806.
+ 18 vi. John
Bradish, born 1719; died 1781.
19 vii.
Sarah Bradish, born 1727; died 1740.
20
viii. Anna Bradish, born
1729.
21 ix. Joseph Bradish, born
1732; died 1740.
12.
John3 Bradish (Joseph2, Robert1) was born 1678,
and died 1741. He married (1) Hepsibah Billings. She was born 1685,
and died 1735. He married (2) Abigail Tucker 1738. She died
1772.
Children of John Bradish and
Hepsibah Billings are:
22
i. Hannah4 Bradish, born 1705; died 1800. She
married Seth Sweetser; died 1778.
+ 23
ii. John Bradish, born 1707.
+ 24
iii. James Bradish, born 1709; died
1798.
25 iv. Elizabeth Bradish,
born 1712. She married John Wood 1732; born 1706.
+
26 v. Jonathan Bradish, born 1713; died
1788.
27 vi. William Bradish, born
1715; died 1736.
+ 28 vii. Ebenezer Bradish, born
1716; died 1785.
29
viii. Sarah Bradish, born 1718; died 1739.
She married John Morse 1736.
30
ix. Rebecca Bradish, born 1720. She married Thomas Oliver; died
1746.
+ 31 x. Isaac Bradish, born 1723;
died 1790.
Generation No.
4
13. Jonas4 Bradish
(James3, Joseph2, Robert1) was born 1724.
He married Jerusha Morton.
Children of Jonas
Bradish and Jerusha Morton are:
+ 32
i.
Daniel5 Bradish, born 1761; died 1857 in (99 yrs
old).
+ 33
ii. Jonas Bradish, born 1763.
+ 34
iii. Aaron Bradish, born 1766; died 1832.
+ 35
iv. Josiah Bradish, born 1768; died
1835.
36 v. Joshua Bradish,
born 1770.
37 vi. Jerusha Bradish,
died 1839.
38 vii. James
Bradish.
+ 39 viii.
Samuel Morton Bradish, died 1812.
17. James4 Bradish (James3, Joseph2,
Robert1) was born 1717, and died 1806. He married Mary
Whitney. She was born 1727, and died
1809.
Children of James Bradish and Mary
Whitney are:
+ 40 i.
Elisha5 Bradish, born 1752; died
1833.
41 ii. Mary Bradish,
born 1754; died 1833. She married Elizar
Ball.
42 iii. Sarah Bradish, born 1754; died
1836. She married Jonathan Wood 1773; born 1753; died
1839.
+ 43 iv. Amos Bradish, born 1765; died
1846.
44 v. Elizabeth
Bradish, died 1827. She married Joseph Wood 1777; born 1756; died
1836.
18. John4
Bradish (James3, Joseph2, Robert1) was born
1719, and died 1781. He married Mary Green. She was born 1720, and
died 1784.
Children of John Bradish and
Mary Green are:
45 i.
Sarah5 Bradish, born 1747. She married Joseph
Nye.
46 ii. Hannah Bradish,
born 1748.
+ 47 iii. John Bradish, born 1750;
died 1825.
+ 48 iv. James Bradish, born 1752;
died 1818.
49 v. Mary
Bradish, born 1754. She married Green.
50 vi. Dinah Bradish, born 1757.
51 vii. Ruth Bradish, born 1760. She married
Palmer.
+ 52 viii.
Joseph Bradish, born 1762.
23.
John4 Bradish (John3, Joseph2,
Robert1) was born 1707. He married Sarah Sweetser 1728.
Children of John Bradish and Sarah
Sweetser are:
+ 53 i.
John5 Bradish, born 1729; died
1771.
54 ii. Sarah Bradish,
born 1731. She married John Manser 1753.
55 iii. Mary Bradish. She married James Call
1761.
24. James4
Bradish (John3, Joseph2, Robert1) was born
1709, and died 1798. He married Sarah Kettell 1732.
Children of James Bradish and Sarah
Kettell are:
56 i.
James5 Bradish, born 1733; died 1781. He married (1) Mary
Porter. He married (2) Mary Stearns. He married (3) Abigail
Dowse.
57 ii. Sarah Bradish,
born 1738; died 1764. She married Thomas Frothingham
1762.
58 iii. Abigail Bradish,
born 1740; died 1823. She married James Frothingham 1759; born 1735; died
1820.
59 iv. Hephzibah Bradish,
born 1744; died 1815. She married Benjamin Goodwin 1766; born 1742; died
1822.
60 v. Hannah Bradish,
born 1747. She married Thomas
Frothingham.
61 vi. Elizabeth
Bradish, born 1753 in Or 1759.
26. Jonathan4 Bradish (John3, Joseph2,
Robert1) was born 1713, and died 1788. He married Abigail
Johnson 1735. She was born 1714, and died
1803.
Children of Jonathan Bradish and
Abigail Johnson are:
62
i. Mary5 Bradish, born 1740. She married (1)
Samuel Rand. She married (2) Joshua 1787.
+ 63
ii. Billings
Bradish.
64 iii. Jonathan Bradish,
born 1743; died 1763.
65 iv.
Abigail Bradish. She married Enoch Armour 1779; died
1795.
+ 66 v. David
Bradish.
67 vi. Susannah Bradish,
born 1750; died 1827. She married Eliphalet Newell 1787; born
1735.
68 vii. Eleazer Bradish, born
1754.
69
viii. Catherine Bradish, born 1753; died
1836.
+ 70 ix. John
Bradish.
28.
Ebenezer4 Bradish (John3, Joseph2,
Robert1) was born 1716, and died 1785. He married Eunice Cook
1739.
Children of Ebenezer Bradish
and Eunice Cook are:
+ 71 i.
Ebenezer5 Bradish, born 1746; died
1818.
72 ii. Sarah Bradish,
born 1744. She married Ebenezer Hunt
1772.
73 iii. Eleanor Bradish,
born 1749; died 1808. She married David
Cobb.
31. Isaac4
Bradish (John3, Joseph2, Robert1) was born
1723, and died 1790. He married Esther Rand 1745. She died
1775.
Children of Isaac Bradish and Esther
Rand are:
74 i.
Esther5 Bradish, born 1746; died 1840. She married John Goodwin
1764; born 1743; died 1798.
75
ii. Rebecca Bradish, born 1748.
76 iii. Isaac Bradish, born 1752.
+ 77
iv. William Bradish, born 1754; died
1817.
78 v. Abigail Bradish,
born 1758; died 1815.
79 vi.
Ebenezer King Bradish, born 1762; died 1796.
Generation No.
5
32.
Daniel5 Bradish (Jonas4, James3,
Joseph2, Robert1) was born 1761, and died 1857 in (99 yrs
old).
More About Daniel
Bradish:
Military
service: Revolutionary War Patriot
Children of Daniel Bradish are:
+ 80 i. Sarah6
Bradish, born in NY; died September 03, 1864 in French Corrall,
CA.
81
ii. Daniel Bradish.
82
iii. Elisha Bradish.
83 iv.
Luke Bradish.
84 v.
Lot
Bradish.
85 vi. Moses
Bradish.
86 vii. Jones
Bradish.
87
viii. Delia
Bradish.
88 ix. Loceda
Bradish.
89 x. Phoebe
Bradish.
90 xi. Betta
Bradish.
33. Jonas5
Bradish (Jonas4, James3, Joseph2,
Robert1) was born 1763. He married Mary Moore 1784.
Children of Jonas Bradish and Mary Moore
are:
91 i.
Luther6 Bradish.
92
ii. Calvin Bradish, born 1805; died 1845. He married Amanda
Sherwin 1825.
93 iii. Jonas
Bradish. He married Mary Buttrick 1834.
94 iv. Nancy
Bradish.
95 v. Mary
Bradish. She married William Russell
1825.
96 vi. Benjamin
Bradish.
97 vii. Margaret Bradish.
She married Nathaniel Hale.
34.
Aaron5 Bradish (Jonas4, James3,
Joseph2, Robert1) was born 1766, and died 1832. He
married Betsey Pettingill 1789.
Children of Aaron Bradish and Betsey Pettingill
are:
98 i.
Sybil6 Bradish, born 1788; died 1867. She married Albert R.
Steward; died 1850.
99 ii.
Jerusha Bradish, born 1796; died 1872. He married Stallham Hinckley
1815.
100 iii.
Hannah Bradish, born 1798; died 1840. She married Daniel Freeman
1815.
101 iv.
Edmund Pettengill Bradish, born 1794; died 1865. He married (1) Olive
Leavitt. He married (2) Ann Smith. He married (3) Jane
Patterson.
102
v. James Bradish, born 1800; died 1882. He married (1) Pauline
Hassett. He married (2) Susan Sprague.
103 vi. Jonas Bradish, born 1804. He married
Sophia Starks.
104
vii. David Bradish, born 1806; died 1880. He married Sophia Knights; born
1805; died 1843.
105
viii. Betsey Bradish, born 1809. She married
Willard Hayward 1831; died 1880.
35. Josiah5 Bradish (Jonas4, James3,
Joseph2, Robert1) was born 1768, and died 1835. He
married Lydia Clark.
Children of Josiah Bradish and
Lydia Clark
are:
106
i. Joshua6 Bradish. He married (1) Minerva
Moe. He married (2) Adeline Wood. He married (3) Mary Jane
Barnard.
107
ii. Samuel Morton Bradish.
39. Samuel Morton5 Bradish (Jonas4,
James3, Joseph2, Robert1) died 1812. He
married Mary Finch.
Children of
Samuel Bradish and Mary Finch are:
108 i. Chauncey6
Bradish.
109
ii. John Bradish.
110 iii. Alvah Bradish. He married
Lydia Douglass
Houghton.
111
iv. Josiah Bradish.
40.
Elisha5 Bradish (James4, James3,
Joseph2, Robert1) was born 1752, and died 1833. He
married Hannah Taft. She was born 1754, and died
1833.
Children of Elisha Bradish and
Hannah Taft are:
112
i. Lucy6 Bradish, born 1780; died 1860. She
married William Fisk 1801; born 1776; died
1862.
113
ii. Anne Bradish, born 1781; died 1834. She married Asa Fisk;
born 1775; died 1837.
114 iii. Chloe Bradish, born 1783; died
1862. She married Clark Fisk.
115 iv. Jotham Bradish, born 1786; died
1852. He married Deborah Ward 1810; born 1790; died
1873.
43. Amos5
Bradish (James4, James3, Joseph2,
Robert1) was born 1765, and died 1846. He married Marjory
Batchelder 1789. She was born 1773, and died
1855.
Children of Amos Bradish and Marjory
Batchelder are:
116
i. Harvey6 Bradish, born 1790; died 1873. He
married Polly Dean 1819; born 1803; died 1876.
117 ii. Jonathan B. Bradish, born 1796; died
1882. He married Clarissa Fisk 1819.
118 iii. Emmons Bradish, born 1803. He
married Mary Hogerney 1824.
119 iv. Melighta Bradish, born 1792; died
1834. She married Brutus Aldrich 1809; died
1846.
120
v. Mary Matilda Bradish, born 1809. She married George
Newton Morse 1834; born 1810; died
1881.
121 vi.
Melinda Bradish.
122
vii. James Bradish, born 1794.
47. John5 Bradish (John4, James3,
Joseph2, Robert1) was born 1750, and died 1825. He
married Hannah Warner 1771. She was born 1752, and died
1825.
Children of John Bradish and Hannah
Warner are:
123
i. Calvin6 Bradish, born 1773; died 1851. He
married Nancy Post; born 1793; died 1839.
124 ii. Chloe Bradish, born 1775; died
1866. She married Gain Robinson 1796; born 1771; died
1832.
125 iii.
Charles Bradish, born 1778; died 1857. He married Bethiah Robinson
1804.
126 iv.
Sarah Bradish, born 1781; died 1853. She married Bartlett Robinson
1804.
127
v. Luther Bradish, born 1783; died 1863. He married (1) Helen
Elizabeth Gibbs. He married (2) Mary E.
Hart.
128 vi.
Rowena Bradish, born 1786. She married John Comstock 1801; died
1851.
48. James5
Bradish (John4, James3, Joseph2,
Robert1) was born 1752, and died 1818. He married Irene
Clark. She was born 1754, and died 1843.
Children of James Bradish and Irene Clark
are:
129
i. Nancy6 Bradish. She married Eliphalet
Bailey.
130
ii. Polly Bradish. She married
Tucker.
131 iii.
Clark Bradish, born 1788; died 1882. He married Hannah Hayes 1817; born
1794; died 1869.
132
iv. Achsah Bradish. She married Gardner
Townsend.
133
v. Wealthy Bradish, died 1833. He married Hutchinson.
134 vi. John Bradish. He married Annie
Camp.
135 vii. Charles
Bradish, born 1798; died 1831. He married Hannah Hunt
1823.
52. Joseph5
Bradish (John4, James3, Joseph2,
Robert1) was born 1762. He married Esther.
Children of Joseph Bradish and Esther
are:
136
i. Joseph6 Bradish, born 1788; died 1856. He
married Alice Webster 1817; died 1856.
137 ii. John
Bradish.
138
iii. Major Bradish.
139 iv. Royal
Bradish.
140
v. Sally Bradish. She married Henry
Stebbins.
53. John5
Bradish (John4, John3, Joseph2,
Robert1) was born 1729, and died 1771. He married Anne Wyer
1753.
Children of John Bradish and
Anne Wyer are:
141
i. Sarah6
Bradish.
142
ii. William Bradish.
143 iii. Anne
Bradish.
144 iv.
John Bradish.
145
v. Mary Bradish.
63.
Billings5 Bradish (Jonathan4, John3,
Joseph2, Robert1) He married Sarah.
Children of Billings Bradish and Sarah
are:
146
i. Abigail6 Bradish. She married Peter
Frye.
147
ii. Sarah Bradish. She married Joseph
Felt.
148 iii.
George Bradish, born 1771; died 1835. He married Lucretia Olivia
Benjamin.
66. David5
Bradish (Jonathan4, John3, Joseph2,
Robert1) He married Abiah Merrill.
Children of David Bradish and Abiah
Merrill are:
149
i. Mary6 Bradish. She married John
Wheeler.
150
ii. Levi Bradish, born 1774. He married Emma
Meade.
151 iii.
Eunice Bradish. She married Martin
Nichols.
152 iv.
Elizabeth Bradish. She married (1) Edward
Capen. She married (2) Mark Harris.
153 v. Abigail Bradish. She married
Nahan Hall.
154
vi. David Bradish.
155 vii. Sarah Bradish. She married Butler.
70. John5 Bradish (Jonathan4, John3,
Joseph2, Robert1) He married Elizabeth
Melledge.
Children of John Bradish
and Elizabeth Melledge are:
156 i. Elizabeth6
Bradish. She married Abner Bird 1809.
157 ii. Abigail Bradish. She married
Samuel B. Rice.
158
iii. Frances Bradish. She married Joshua
Eaton.
159 iv.
Mary Bradish. She married (1) Isham. She married (2)
Osborne.
160
v. Sarah Bradish. She married
Colburn.
161 vi.
John Bradish.
162 vii.
Samuel S. Bradish, died 1881 in Unmarried.
163 viii. Johnson
Bradish.
164 ix.
Emerson Bradish.
165
x. Henry Bradish.
71. Ebenezer5 Bradish (Ebenezer4, John3,
Joseph2, Robert1) was born 1746, and died 1818. He
married Hannah Paine 1772.
Children
of Ebenezer Bradish and Hannah Paine are:
166 i. Ebenezer6 Bradish,
born 1773.
167
ii. Elizabeth W. Bradish. She married Walter Burling
1800.
77. William5
Bradish (Isaac4, John3, Joseph2,
Robert1) was born 1754, and died 1817. He married Ruth
Green.
Children of William Bradish
and Ruth Green are:
168 i. Elizabeth Woods6 Bradish, born
1791. She married (1) Frederick Goodnow. She married (2) Frederick
Gibson.
169
ii. Sarah Goodwin Bradish Bradish, born 1793; died
1840.
170 iii.
Ruth Keep Bradish, born 1795. She married (1) William S. Albro. She
married (2) William Veule.
171 iv. William Frederick King Bradish, born
1797. He married Eliza Chase.
172 v. Louisa Chandler Bradish, born
1800. She married (1) Burnbum. She married (2)
Chase.
Generation No.
6
80. Sarah6 Bradish
(Daniel5, Jonas4, James3, Joseph2,
Robert1) was born in NY, and died September 03, 1864 in French
Corrall, CA. She married Liba Washburn. He was born 1804 in VT, and
died 1888 in Stevens Co..
Notes for Liba Washburn:
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James N. ALLISON & Liba WASHBURN pioneer families
to Stevens co. Washington
STEVENS COUNTY
James N. Allison b.Ky 1839
established a ranch, three miles east of what is now Fruitland,Stevens county,
Washington, in 1882 prior to Washington becoming a state, then known as
Washington Territory.
Mr. ALLISON, his wife Nellie Ellen WASHBURN-ALLISON
b.1845 MI (to Liba WASHBURN & (Sarah BRADISH - WASHBURN b. 1815 NY d. French
Corral, CA. 1864) their children, her father, Liba WASHBURN b.abt 1804 VT., came
from Nevada with horses for Fort Spokane, overland via wagons. James N. &
Nellie Ellen ALLISONS, children some of which had been born in California, and
some in Nevada, recounted the trip for many years, how their father had stored
his California Gold in the hubs of the wagons, to prevent it from being stolen
by robbers. The ALLISON family had been involved with horses while living in
Marysville, Calif. there they had a string of Show horses, they would take to
San Francisco to exhibit at Horse Shows. When they left Paradise Valley, Nevada
a Horse Trainer/Vaquero was accompanying them on the trip, along with a Chinese
Cook, some time along the way to Washington, the wagons came upon a group of
Indians, terrified the Vaquero & Cook left the wagon party in haste, and
were never seen again.
The ALLISON & WASHBURN family members arrived
safely at Fort Spokane, a military post at the confluence of
the Spokane & Columbia rivers in eastern Washington. Mrs. ALLISON'S new cook stove,
purchased before the trip arrived safely and still survives in Stevens county.
Albert WASHBURN b.abt 1843 NY, Nellies' brother, and a former Calif. Calvary
soldier, during the Civil War, had already arrived in Washington prior to the
Allisons, he had scoped out the country around the Fruitland Valley, and
suggested they hurry to acquire the good land before all was taken, in a letter
sent to them from Cheney, a town 10 miles from Spokane Falls, both towns were
vieing for the county seat at this time in the early 1880's, Spokane Falls
eventually winning out.
These pioneer families were not new to adventure
or travel, when they left the state of Nevada on their trip to Washington. James
N. Allison, had been taken by his father, Edward ALLISON b. abt 1807 Ky. to
Platte county, Missouri in the late 1840's, then overland to the California
Goldrush, along the way they ran into trouble with Indians on the Humbolt river.
James N.ALLISON, arrived in Calif. when he was 10 years old in 1850.
Family legend has it that Edward ALLISON, was somewhat of a gambler, he is
listed as a hotel owner in a 1870 city directory around Nevada city, CA. He disappears from this
families records as of yet, ( Feb.2001) a record written by a family member in
1942, lists him as being shot in a card game, in Diamond Springs, CA. James N.
ALLISON'S, mother,Sarah most likely did not end up in Calif. Edward ALLISON, was
in the company of a Jane, and several more children on the 1860 Calif. census
reports all born on CA. except one.
Nellie "Ellen" WASHBURN, left NY. as
a small child with her parents, on a ship for the Istmus, where her mother,
Sarah a invalid at the time, was carried across the land crossing by Chinese
coolies, to the Pacific, and then on via ship to San Francisco, and the
Goldfields of California. Her father, Liba WASHBURN, had been to California
prior to his bringing his wife, daughter, & sons Ira & Albert. Liba had
found gold on Poormans Creek, a tributary of the Yuba River. Nellie's
grandfather, Daniel BRADISH fought in the REV. war,his family seemed to be in
the state of Mass.for many years and is first reported in the area in 1635. A
family letter written by Liba WASHBURN, to his daughter, Nellie "Ellen" late in
1866, asks her if she has heard from the family back in Potsdam, NY.? Cemetery
records in that area of St. Lawrence co. NY. seem to provide a clue to the
WASHBURN & some of the BRADISH, family being in the area a good part of the
1800's. Providing a clue to how Sarah Bradish WASHBURN, was transported back and
forth from Jackson co. Michigan to New York, her daughter Nellie Ellen was born
in Jackson co. prior to her going back to NY and on to Calif. Postdam, NY is
very close to the St Lawrence river, in northern NY state, the St. Lawrence
river, was a water way route to the Great Lakes, and on to Michigan, this route
was used a lot prior to the Railroads being built, for the easterners wanting to
eventually reach the demarcation points for the Oregon Trail & on to the
west from Missouri.
James N. & Nellie Ellen ALLISON'S, Children:
Armillia F. m. J.S. MCLEAN, Liba E. m. Laura Thomas, Lucy A. m. Edward S.
SULLIVAN, Albert F. m. Addie Bennett, Pearl L. m. James L. ROSS, James C. m.
Audra Dutton. James C. ALLISON, was the only child of this family b.in
Washington.
James N. ALLISON, died at 96 yrs. 8 months, in Stevens
county, Washington July 11, 1936 his first wife: Nellie Ellen ALLISON, d. 1910
After his first wife's death, he was married to a Jane Cooper Andrews, she also
proceeded him in death, in the late 1920's.
A good percent of the
WASHBURN & ALLISON, dec. are buried in Greenwood cemetery, Stevens co.
Washington, near the town of Hunters, Washington. The ranch established by James
Nelson ALLISON, still remains in his decendant's family, Feb. 2001.
This
Pioneer family to Washington Territory has contributed much to establishing the
History of its roots, in the United States,from the REV War, War of 1812, Civil
War, WWI, decorated heros of WWII on the islands Iwo Jima, & Luzon, and the
Viet Nam conflict. The 1970's a grandson guarded the Pres. of the United States
of America. Although, many have been Cowboys, Indians, Homemakers, Dentists,
Ranchers,Mining engineers, Store keepers, Golf Pros, Teachers, Loggers,
Mechanics, Writers, Artists,we hope to preserve what family history we can to
the proud memory of those that came before us.
Source:
History of
North Washington, pub.1904 now in public domain, includes pioneer histories for:
Stevens, Ferry, Okanogan & Chelan counties of Washington State. Spokane County Library,Spokane, Washington + original copy of book in
ALLISON/WASHBURN decendent's
possession.-----------------------------------------------------------------------
1st 6
generations, Bradish family in America, 1888 Library of Congress U.S National
Archives, Washington D.C. military rec.Daniel Bradish 1860 Nevada co. California
Census 1860 Sutter co. California Census Nevada City Transcript/Newspaper June
10, 1866 Nevada City, Calif. U.S Gov. Land Patents / records: Nevada &
Washington states, Website Orig. Calif. Calvary 1st Rg/ Civil war discharge rec
1866 I.WASHBURN Calif.Cav.Civil war record Albert WASHBURN, online. 1880's &
1890's Spokane county, Wa. State Marriage records Washington State vital
statistics, Stevens co.Wa. Greenwood cemetery records, Hunters, Stevens co.
Washington Spokesman Review Newspaper Archives, Spokane co.Library, Spokane,Wa
Okanogan co.Wa. records marriages online rootsweb Family History, Zoi MANGUS -
MCLEAN written 1942 N.Y. Times, ships departing S.S.Star of the West, 1854
WASHBURN Personal letters/records of: Allison, Washburn, Ross, Sullivan,McLean,
Warsinske families: copies or orginals in familys possession.
Submitter
ID: 20583
Email Address: spurs@uswest.net
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I do not have a Liba W. in my files but a check of
the New York Rootsweb, Liba is shown in Vermont in 1820 to 1839, and then in New
York State in 1850. There were several Washburns in Vermont by the
1700s.
Asa, Abisha, Ebenezer( tory-went to Ont. Can.) Have you tried US
Genweb for the states? If I find reference to a Liba in the coming
week.
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Liba Washburn b. 1804 to 1815 listed on Orange co.
census 1820 & 1830, m. Sarah Bradish of NY. searching for his parents name
or siblings
More
About Liba Washburn:
Burial: Greenwood Cemetery, Hunters
WA, Stevens Co.
Occupation: Lawyer 1860's in CA and 1870's NV
Residence:
Bet. 1820 - 1839, Vermont
Children of
Sarah Bradish and Liba Washburn are:
+
173 i. Ellen Lois7
Washburn, born August 15, 1845 in Jackson County,
Michigan.
174
ii. Ira Washburn.
More About Ira
Washburn:
Military
service: California Calvery during the Civil
War
175 iii.
Albert Washburn.
More About Albert Washburn:
Military service:
California Calvery during the Civil War
Residence: 1875, Paradise Valley,
Humboldt, NV
Generation No.
7
173. Ellen
Lois7 Washburn (Sarah6 Bradish, Daniel5,
Jonas4, James3, Joseph2, Robert1)
was born August 15, 1845 in Jackson County, Michigan. She married James
Nelson Allison January
10, 1866 in French
Corrall, CA, son of J. Allison and Sara. He
was born November 04, 1839 in Madison Co. KY, and died 1936 in Fruitland,
WA (96 yrs).
Notes for Ellen Lois
Washburn:
Nellie named
the valley "Fruitland Valley"
Notes for James Nelson
Allison:
BIO: Allison,
James N, Madison Co, Ky
From "History of North Washington" Published
1904
Transcribed by: Candy Grubb (candyg@theofficenet.com)
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JAMES
N. ALLISON
James N. Allison. About three
miles east from Fruitland is located the fine residence and estate of the
subject of this review. A score of years ago, Mr. Allison made his way through
the then wild
country, selected this place and went back to Fort Spokane,
where his family and stuff were, and took the light wagon and made his way to
the spot. The heavier vehicles could not be brought in. From that
time to the present, he and his faithful wife, who has always displayed true
courage and worth, have wrought to bring up their family and build a home, which
have been accomplished with gratifying
success.
James N. Allison was born in
Madison county, Kentucky, on November 4, 1839, and his parents, Edward and
Sarah Allison, were
natives of the same place. In 1847 the family went to Platte county,
Missouri, and in the spring of 1850 they came to Nevada county,
California, across the plains, meeting difficult with the Indians at Humboldt
river. Later they mined at French Corrall and there on January 10, 1866,
our subject married Miss Nellie L., daughter of Liba and Sarah (Bradish)
Washburn, natives of Vermont and New York, respectively. They removed to Jackson
county, Michigan, where Mrs. Allison was born August 15, 1845. Mr.
Washburn was a lawyer, made a raise on Poorman's
creek, and voted the first
Republican ticket in Sutter county, California. He was a prominent
and influential man there and in Nevada, where he lived later. He first
came alone to seek gold, then returned and brought his family via the
isthmus. The mother of Mrs. Allison was an invalid for years and died at
French Corrall on September 3, 1864. The father died in Stevens county in 1890
and is buried on Mr. Allison's ranch. Our subject raised stock in Sutter
county until 1875 and then went to Paradise valley in Nevada. In 1882 he
came with a band of horses to Fort Spokane and thence as we have related
to his present place. Five children were in the family then and the
hardships of frontier life and journeying in a prairie schooner were all endured
by the family. The estate of Mr. Allison is one of the best here, the
residence is situated in a most sightly place and the orchard, the first in the
country, is fine. Mr. Allison and his wife have labored faithfully and
wisely and have manifested great interest in all progressive movements and in
building up the country. They have six children Armillia F., wife of J.S.
McLean; Liba E., married to Laura Thomas; Lucy A., wife of Edward S. Sullivan;
Albert F., married to Addie Bennett; Pearl L., wife of James L. Ross; James C.,
the third white child born in the Fruitland valley. All live near
Fruitland. Mrs. Allison's grandfather, Daniel Bradish, was a patriot in
the Revolution, an officer in the War of 1812 and died in 1857, in his
ninety-ninth year.
More About James Nelson
Allison:
Burial:
Greenwood Cemetery, Hunters WA, Stevens Co.
Cause of Death:
Broncho-pneumonia
Medical Information: contributory cause,
Influenza
Occupation: Abt. 1850, Miner, French Corrall
Residence: 1847,
Platte Co. Missouri
Children of Ellen Washburn and James
Allison are:
+ 176
i. Liba E.8 Allison, born January 18, 1868 in
Marysville, CA Sutter Co.; died October 09, 1942 in Fruitland, WA
(74 yrs).
177 ii. Armillia F. Allison, born 1866 in
Marysville, CA Sutter Co.. She married J. S.
McLean.
178 iii.
Lucy A. Allison, born 1869 in Marysville, CA Sutter Co.. She married
Edward S. Sullivan.
179 iv. Albert F. Allison, born 1872 in
Marysville, CA Sutter Co.; died 1960. He married Addie Bennett; born
1875; died 1954.
More About Albert F.
Allison:
Burial:
Greenwood Cemetery, Hunters WA, Stevens Co.
More About Addie
Bennett:
Burial:
Greenwood Cemetery, Hunters WA, Stevens
Co.
180
v. Pearl L.
Allison, born 1878 in Paradise Valley, Humboldt, NV. She married James L.
Ross.
181 vi.
James C. Allison, born 1885.
Notes for James C.
Allison:
Third white
child born in the Fruitland Valley, WA
Generation No.
8
176. Liba
E.8 Allison (Ellen Lois7 Washburn, Sarah6
Bradish, Daniel5, Jonas4, James3,
Joseph2, Robert1) was born January 18, 1868 in Marysville,
CA Sutter Co., and died October 09, 1942 in Fruitland, WA (74
yrs). He married Laura M. Thomas January 06, 1892, daughter of Eben Thomas
and Maria Crandall. She was born August 1871 in DC says Springfield, MA,
Says NH 1930 Census, and died April 12, 1942 in Fruitland, WA Age
71.
More About Liba E.
Allison:
Burial:
Greenwood Cemetery, Hunters WA, Stevens Co.
Cause of Death: Large carcinoma
in abdomen. Duration 6 mths.
Census: April 02, 1930, Age 62 Head, home worth
15000
Occupation: DC says Farmer
More About Laura M.
Thomas:
Burial:
Greenwood Cemetery, Hunters WA, Stevens Co.
Cause of Death: Angina Pectoris
duration 3 yrs
Census: April 02, 1930, Age 59
Medical Information: due to
Arterial sclerosis duration 5 yrs
Occupation:
Housewife
Children of Liba Allison and Laura Thomas are:
+
182 i. Thomas
Eben9 Allison, born June 20, 1894 in Fruitland, WA (Stevens Co.);
died May 05, 1977 in Spokane, WA at the VA hospital (82 yrs).
183 ii. Maude Allison. She married Gus
Warsinske.
Generation No.
9
182. Thomas
Eben9 Allison (Liba E.8, Ellen Lois7 Washburn,
Sarah6 Bradish, Daniel5, Jonas4,
James3, Joseph2, Robert1) was born June 20,
1894 in Fruitland, WA (Stevens Co.), and died May 05, 1977
in Spokane, WA at the VA hospital (82 yrs). He married Helen Vynne Colborn
1917, daughter of George Colborn and Lulu Gilbert. She was born March 31,
1900 in Spokane, WA 10:27 AM, and died January 26, 1963 in Coeur d'Alene,
ID.
More About Thomas Eben
Allison:
Burial: Forest
Cemetery, Coeur d'Alene ID
Cause of Death: Pneumonia. Carcinoma of lung
w/metastases for 1 year
Medical Information: Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary
Disease
Occupation: Farmer (usually occupation on Death Cert.)
Social
Security Number: 536-05-5908
More About Helen Vynne
Colborn:
Occupation:
Housewife
Children of Thomas Allison and Helen Colborn are:
+
184 i. Laura
Jean10 Allison, born March 02, 1923 in Sacred Heart Hospital,
Spokane, WA (on BC) Hunter, WA (on DC); died July 05, 1993 in Funeral:
Kosec Funeral Home, Pt. Townsend.
+
185 ii. Virginia Louise Allison, born April
17, 1918.
+ 186 iii. Mary
Grace Allison, born June 25, 1925.
Generation No.
10
184. Laura
Jean10 Allison (Thomas Eben9, Liba E.8, Ellen
Lois7 Washburn, Sarah6 Bradish, Daniel5,
Jonas4, James3, Joseph2, Robert1)
was born March 02, 1923 in Sacred Heart Hospital, Spokane, WA (on BC) Hunter, WA
(on DC), and died July 05, 1993 in Funeral: Kosec Funeral Home, Pt.
Townsend. She married (1) Richard George Dean January 1942 in Spokane, WA, son of George Dean and Lovina.
He was born 1922 in Hillsdale, WY. She married (2) John R. Palik February
01, 1946 in Coeur d'Alene, ID. He was born February 26, 1921 in Griswold,
IA, and died December 1985 in Evergreen Cemetery, Priest River
ID.
Notes for Laura
Jean Allison:
Grandma
loved country music. She played the guitar and the
fiddle.
More About
Laura Jean Allison:
Burial: July 15, 1993, Interment,
Evergreen Cemetery Priest River ID
Cause of Death: Arrhythmia, sudden death,
Myocardial ischemia
Medical Information: Coronary artery disease,
atherosclerosis for years
Occupation: Secretary (clerical work)
Social
Security Number: 537-18-6766
Notes for John R.
Palik:
Family in Denver,
CO
Child of Laura Allison and Richard Dean is:
+
187 i. Carol
Lee11 Dean, born 1942 in Wenatchee, WA.
185. Virginia Louise10 Allison (Thomas
Eben9, Liba E.8, Ellen Lois7 Washburn,
Sarah6 Bradish, Daniel5, Jonas4,
James3, Joseph2, Robert1) was born April 17,
1918. She married (1) Jim Saunders. She married (2) Chet
Barbour.
Child of Virginia Allison
and Jim Saunders is:
+ 188
i. Barbara11
Saunders.
Children of Virginia Allison
and Chet Barbour are:
+ 189
i. Janice11
Barbour.
190
ii. Tom Barbour.
191 iii. Susan
Barbour.
186. Mary
Grace10 Allison (Thomas Eben9, Liba E.8, Ellen
Lois7 Washburn, Sarah6 Bradish, Daniel5,
Jonas4, James3, Joseph2, Robert1)
was born June 25, 1925. She married (1) Lloyd Selder.
She married (2) Bog Barden.
Child
of Mary Allison and Lloyd Selder is:
+
192 i. Sharon11
Selder.
Generation No.
11
187. Carol
Lee11 Dean (Laura Jean10 Allison, Thomas Eben9,
Liba E.8, Ellen Lois7 Washburn, Sarah6 Bradish,
Daniel5, Jonas4, James3, Joseph2,
Robert1) was born 1942 in Wenatchee, WA. She married Joe Lynn
Walterscheidt, son of Gerald Walterscheidt and Betty Burford. He was born
June 02, 1939 in Hennesey, OK.
Children of Carol
Dean and Joe Walterscheidt are:
+
193 i. Jody Lynn12 Walterscheidt,
born 1958 in Scottsbluff, NB.
+
194 ii. James Lee Walterscheidt, born
1959.
+ 195 iii. Jennifer
Louise Walterscheidt, born 1960.
196 iv. Jeffie (Jerrilee) Laine Walterscheidt,
born 1967. She married Steve Redman August 2002 in Woodinville,
WA.
188. Barbara11
Saunders (Virginia Louise10 Allison, Thomas
Eben9, Liba E.8, Ellen Lois7 Washburn,
Sarah6 Bradish, Daniel5, Jonas4,
James3, Joseph2, Robert1) She married
Jack Bradbury.
Children of Barbara
Saunders and Jack Bradbury are:
197 i. Russell12
Bradbury.
198
ii. Chet Bradbury.
199 iii. Sharie
Bradbury.
189.
Janice11 Barbour (Virginia Louise10 Allison, Thomas
Eben9, Liba E.8, Ellen Lois7 Washburn,
Sarah6 Bradish, Daniel5, Jonas4,
James3, Joseph2, Robert1) She married Jim
Casey.
Child of Janice Barbour and
Jim Casey is:
200
i. Steven12
Casey.
192. Sharon11
Selder (Mary Grace10 Allison, Thomas Eben9, Liba
E.8, Ellen Lois7 Washburn, Sarah6 Bradish,
Daniel5, Jonas4, James3, Joseph2,
Robert1) She married Dean Hergishimer.
Children of Sharon Selder and Dean
Hergishimer are:
201
i. Lisa12
Hergishimer.
202
ii. Jimmy Hergishimer.
Generation No.
12
193. Jody
Lynn12 Walterscheidt (Carol Lee11 Dean, Laura
Jean10 Allison, Thomas Eben9, Liba E.8, Ellen
Lois7 Washburn, Sarah6 Bradish, Daniel5,
Jonas4, James3, Joseph2,
Robert1)1 was born 1958 in Scottsbluff, NB.
Notes for Jody Lynn
Walterscheidt:
Birth
Hospital - West Nebraska General
Delivery Doctor, Dr. Frank
Herhahn
More About
Jody Lynn Walterscheidt:
Baptism: 1958, Godparents Robert &
Barbara A. Sauber, at St. Joseph's in Hennessey, OK
Occupation: 1996,
Attorney - Family Law
Children of
Jody
Walterscheidt and
David
Rozonsky
are:
203 i. Kory
Jean13 Rozonsky, born 1982 in Madigan Hospital, Tacoma
WA.
More About Kory Jean
Rozonsky:
Graduation:
June 2000, Mt. Rainier HS, Des Moines, WA
204 ii. Kathy Ann Rozonsky,
born 1985.
194. James Lee12 Walterscheidt (Carol Lee11 Dean,
Laura Jean10 Allison, Thomas Eben9, Liba E.8,
Ellen Lois7 Washburn, Sarah6 Bradish,
Daniel5, Jonas4, James3, Joseph2,
Robert1) was born 1959. He married (1) Lois.
He married (2) Marie. He married (3) Charlotte Lockhart.
She was born in WA.
Children of James
Walterscheidt and Marie are:
205 i. James13
Walterscheidt.
206
ii. Christopher Walterscheidt.
Child of James Walterscheidt and Charlotte Lockhart
is:
207
i. Angela13
Walterscheidt.
195. Jennifer
Louise12 Walterscheidt (Carol Lee11 Dean, Laura
Jean10 Allison, Thomas Eben9, Liba E.8, Ellen
Lois7 Washburn, Sarah6 Bradish, Daniel5,
Jonas4, James3, Joseph2, Robert1)
was born 1960. She married Steve Britton.
Children of Jennifer Walterscheidt and
Steve Britton are:
208
i. Dallas13
Britton.
209
ii. Candace Britton.
210 iii. Kimberly
Britton.
211 iv.
Courtney Carol Britton.
Endnotes
1. long.FBK,
Date of Import: May 2, 2003.
Descendants of
Josiah F. Colborn
Generation No.
1
1. Josiah
F.1 Colborn was born February 07, 1829 in Noblesville, IN. He
married Iola Friends.
Notes for Josiah
F. Colborn:
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The history of Iola (KS) begins with the year 1859.
After the location of the county seat at Humboldt, by the legislature of 1858,
there was a great deal of dissatisfaction, and a number of citizens of the
county selected the present site of Iola, with the intention of ultimately
securing the county capital.
On January 1, 1859, a large meeting of the
citizens of the northern and central portions of the county, was held at the
Deer Creek schoolhouse, near the residence of J. C. Clark. It was determined to
organize a town company, which was immediately done. A constitution was then
adopted and officers elected. J. W. Scott was president; John Hamilton,
vice-president; J. M. Perkins, secretary; James McDonald, treasurer; A. G.
Carpenter, B. L. G. Stone and H. D. Parsons, directors. The town company
numbered between fifty and sixty members. Among them were Wm. C. Keith, W. H.
Cochrane, J. C. Redfield, D. Horville, J. C. Clark, Simon Camerer, J. F.
Colborn, L. E. Rhodes, James Faulkner, Eli Lawrence, W. M. Brown, N. Hankins, W.
F. Brooks, John A. Hart, J. F. Cornell, Carlyle Faulkner, J. M. Faulkner, J. B.
Lambkin, M. A. Simpson, J. C. Parsons, Rufus Perkins, H. D. Parsons, Wm. Lewis,
A. Case.
The officers of the company after due consideration of
different points selected a site for the proposed town, about two miles north of
Cofachique, at the confluence of Elm Creek and the Neosho River. The site was
owned in part by J. F. Colborn and W. H. Cochrane. The claims on two
quarter-sections were bought, and were soon after surveyed into lots by A. G.
Carpenter.
The town company worked hard to get the town started. A
meeting was held to choose a name. Several were proposed, and the choice was
determined by ballot. Some one had proposed the name Iola, which was the
Christian name of the wife of J. F. Colborn. As a result of the vote, this name
was chosen.
Meetings of the company were held every week during the
first year and efforts made to induce settlement. By the close of the year a
number of lots had been disposed of, several buildings erected, and other
improvements made, as all who bought lots were required to make some
improvements at once. The residents of Cofachique despairing of making their
town a success, joined with Iola, and most of them moved to the new site, all
working together in the endeavor to secure the location of the county seat at
once.
. . .
The first building erected after the town was
surveyed was a dwelling completed early in June, 1859, by J. F. Colborn, who had
lived on the claim of which the town site formed a part, since 1857. On the
completion of the house, Mr. Colborn and his family moved into it, thus being
the first settlers in the town of Iola.
. . .
The first sermon was
preached in the unfinished residence of J. F. Colborn, in May, 1859, by Rev. Mr.
Hawley, a Methodist minister.
. . .
Iola Lodge, No. 38, A. F. & A. M.
was instituted early in 1863, and chartered on the 20th day of October, the same
year. The first officers under the charter were: J. F. Colborn, W. M.; J. Brown,
S. W.; H. D. Parsons, J. W.; William Avery, Treas.; B. Brewster, Sec. The other
charter members were: C. S. Clark, Daniel Brown, A. W. Thompson, William H.
Cochran. The lodge is now in a prosperous condition and has a membership of
seventy. The present officers are: A. J. Fulton, W. M.; H. M. Miller, S. W.; L.
M. Sawyer, J. W.; J. F. Colborn, Treas.; R. W. Duffy, Sec.
. . .
JOSIAH F. COLBORN, retired merchant, was born in Noblesville, Ind., February
7, 1829, removing with his parents when quite young to Clay County, Ill., where
he was reared on a farm. At the age of eighteen years he was apprenticed to the
blacksmithing trade. In 1850 he crossed the plains to California where he remained two and a half years,
employed in teaming, mining and working at his trade. Returning to Clay County, Ill., he embarked in mercantile business at
Lewisville. Mr. Colborn came to Kansas October 24, 1857; located in Allen County
and took up a claim (on this claim is now located the city of Iola); for a year he followed agricultural
pursuits; then for a time conducted a blacksmith shop. In 1862 he engaged in
mercantile business, following it as a clerk until the fall of 1865, when he
engaged in general merchandise business in partnership with N. Hankins. Two
years later he purchased his partner's interest and conducted the business alone
until 1882, when he closed out. He is now engaged in building and improving his
property, etc. Mr. Colborn was a member of the first Board of Supervisors of
Allen County, and for the past three years has been Treasurer of Iola Township. He is a leading member of the Masonic
fraternity in this county.
More About Josiah F.
Colborn:
Occupation:
1847, Age 18, Blacksmith apprentice
Religion: Active in KS Masonic
Lodge
Residence: Clay
County, IL when young - raised on farm
Notes for Iola Friends:
The town company worked hard to get the
town started. A meeting was held to choose a name. Several were proposed, and
the choice was determined by ballot. Some one had proposed the name Iola, which
was the Christian name of the wife of J. F. Colborn. As a result of the vote,
this name was chosen.
Children of
Josiah
Colborn and Iola Friends are:
+
2 i. George M.2 Colborn, born
August 07, 1875 in Iola, KS; died October 11, 1946 in Coeur d'Alene,
ID.
3 ii. Curtis
Colborn.
4 iii. Jennie
Colborn.
5 iv. Nellie
Colborn.
6 v.
Madeline Colborn.
7
vi. Alice Colborn.
8
vii. Lou Colborn.
9
viii. Luella E. Colborn, born June 29, 1859 in
Iola, Kansas. She
married Wiliiam P. Northrup.
Notes for Luella E.
Colborn:
The first birth
in Iola was that of Luella E. Colborn, daughter to J. F. and Mrs. Iola Colborn,
on June 29, 1859. She still
resides in Iola, the wife of Wm. P. Northrup.
Generation No.
2
2. George
M.2 Colborn (Josiah F.1) was born August 07, 1875 in Iola,
KS, and died October 11, 1946 in Coeur d'Alene, ID. He married Lulu Vynne Gilbert,
daughter of Tom Gilbert and Kristina Faulkner. She was born June 18, 1875
in Sauk Rapids, MN ; 1930 census says Dakota Matter, and died November 26, 1954
in Coeur d'Alene, ID.
Children of George
Colborn and Lulu Gilbert are:
+ 10
i.
Helen Vynne3 Colborn, born March 31, 1900 in Spokane, WA 10:27 AM;
died January 26, 1963 in Coeur d'Alene, ID.
11
ii. Jessie Colborn. She married Jay
Corey.
12 iii. Jean Colborn.
She married Roy Howell.
13 iv.
George Colborn. He married Ferne.
14 v. Gilbert Colborn. He married (1) Anne
Emmanueal. He married (2) Ruth.
Generation No.
3
10. Helen
Vynne3 Colborn (George M.2, Josiah F.1) was
born March 31, 1900 in Spokane, WA 10:27 AM, and died January 26, 1963
in Coeur d'Alene, ID. She married Thomas Eben Allison 1917, son of Liba
Allison and Laura Thomas. He was born June 20, 1894 in Fruitland, WA
(Stevens Co.), and died May 05, 1977 in Spokane, WA at the VA hospital (82
yrs).
More About Helen Vynne
Colborn:
Occupation:
Housewife
More
About Thomas Eben Allison:
Burial: Forest Cemetery, Coeur d'Alene ID
Cause of Death:
Pneumonia. Carcinoma of lung w/metastases for 1 year
Medical
Information: Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease
Occupation: Farmer
(usually occupation on Death Cert.)
Social Security Number:
536-05-5908
Children of Helen Colborn and Thomas Allison are:
+ 15
i.
Laura Jean4 Allison, born March 02, 1923 in Sacred Heart Hospital,
Spokane, WA (on BC) Hunter, WA (on DC); died July 05, 1993 in Funeral:
Kosec Funeral Home, Pt. Townsend.
+ 16
ii. Virginia Louise Allison, born April 17,
1918.
+ 17 iii. Mary Grace Allison, born June
25, 1925.
Generation No.
4
15. Laura
Jean4 Allison (Helen Vynne3 Colborn, George
M.2, Josiah F.1) was born March 02, 1923 in Sacred Heart Hospital, Spokane, WA (on BC) Hunter, WA (on
DC), and died July 05,
1993 in Funeral:
Kosec Funeral Home, Pt. Townsend. She married (1) Richard George Dean
January 1942 in Spokane, WA, son of George Dean and Lovina.
He was born 1922 in Hillsdale, WY. She married (2) John R. Palik
February 01,
1946 in Coeur d'Alene,
ID. He was born February 26, 1921 in Griswold, IA, and died December 1985
in Evergreen Cemetery, Priest River ID.
Notes for Laura Jean
Allison:
Grandma loved
country music. She played the guitar and the fiddle.
More About Laura Jean
Allison:
Burial: July
15, 1993, Interment, Evergreen Cemetery Priest River ID
Cause of Death:
Arrhythmia, sudden death, Myocardial ischemia
Medical Information: Coronary
artery disease, atherosclerosis for years
Occupation: Secretary (clerical
work)
Social Security Number: 537-18-6766
Notes for John R.
Palik:
Family in Denver,
CO
Child of Laura Allison and Richard Dean is:
18 i. Carol
Lee5 Dean, born 1942 in Wenatchee, WA. She married Joe Lynn
Walterscheidt; born 1939 in Hennesey, OK.
16. Virginia Louise4 Allison (Helen
Vynne3 Colborn, George M.2, Josiah F.1) was
born April 17, 1918. She married (1) Jim Saunders. She
married (2) Chet Barbour.
Child of
Virginia Allison and Jim Saunders is:
19
i. Barbara5 Saunders. She married Jack
Bradbury.
Children of Virginia Allison
and Chet Barbour are:
20
i. Janice5 Barbour. She married Jim
Casey.
21 ii. Tom
Barbour.
22 iii. Susan
Barbour.
17. Mary
Grace4 Allison (Helen Vynne3 Colborn, George
M.2, Josiah F.1) was born June 25, 1925. She married
(1) Lloyd Selder. She married (2) Bog Barden.
Child of Mary Allison and Lloyd Selder
is:
23 i.
Sharon5 Selder. She married Dean
Hergishimer.
Descendants of Male Cook
Generation No. 1
1. Male1 Cook1,2 was born Abt. 17503,4.
Children of Male Cook are:
+ 2 i. John M.2 Cook, born March 15, 1783 in Pendleton County, Virginia; died May 01, 1879 in Dublin, Jackson Township, Wayne County, Indiana.
3 ii. Male Cook4, born Abt. 1781 in Pendleton County, Virginia4; died Bef. 18504.
Generation No. 2
2. John M.2 Cook (Male1)5,6,7 was born March 15, 1783 in Pendleton County, Virginia8,9, and died May 01, 1879 in Dublin, Jackson Township, Wayne County, Indiana10,11,12. He married Mary Ann Simmons13,14,15 Bef. 1806 in Pendleton County, Virginia16,17. She was born September 29, 1782 in Virginia18,19, and died December 05, 1867 in Dublin, Jackson Township, Wayne County, Indiana20,21,22.
More About John M. Cook:
Burial: Dublin Middle Cemetery, Dublin, Jackson Township, Wayne County, Indiana23,24
More About Mary Ann Simmons:
Burial: Dublin Middle Cemetery, Dublin, Jackson Township, Wayne County, Indiana25,26
Children of John Cook and Mary Simmons are:
4 i. Liberty S.3 Cook27,28, born 1806 in Pendleton County, Virginia28.
5 ii. John Cook29,30,31, born September 02, 1808 in Pendleton County, Virginia31; died November 01, 188032,33.
More About John Cook:
Burial: Dublin Middle Cemetery, Dublin, Jackson Township, Wayne County, Indiana33
6 iii. Henry Cook34,35, born 1810 in Pendleton County, Virginia35.
7 iv. Rev. James Madison Cook36,37,38,39, born May 04, 1821 in Anderson, Rush County, Indiana39; died April 24, 1895 in Cadiz, Henry County, Indiana40,41.
Notes for Rev. James Madison Cook:
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Cambridge City Tribune, May 2, 1895
Rev. J. M. Cook, who died at Cadiz on Wednesday of last week was brought here for burial on Friday. The deceased was one of a large family, many of whom are buried here, including his father and mother. He was born near Andersonville, Rush County, in 1821. He was ordained to preach in the U. B. Church in 1858; and has been in the ministry ever since. The deceased is a brother of P.S. Cook of this place. Rev. A. C. Wilmore preached the funeral discourse here.
More About Rev. James Madison Cook:
Born 2: Ohio per dau. Emma 1900 c41
Born 3: Virginia per son Oscar 1900 c41
Burial: April 26, 1895, Dublin Middle Cemetery, Dublin, Jackson Township, Wayne County, Indiana41
Living with: 1880, Bawldwin Pickering, age 64, born Ohio41
Name 2: Madison Cook per marriage record41
Occupation: 1850, Carpenter41
Ordination: 1858, United Brethern Church41
Property: 1850, $50041
Religion: United Brethern Church41
8 v. Rev. Harrison Cook42,43,44,44,45, born August 14, 1824 in Anderson, Rush County, Indiana45; died February 09, 189246,47.
More About Rev. Harrison Cook:
Burial: Dublin Middle Cemetery, Dublin, Jackson Township, Wayne County, Indiana47
Religion: United Brethern Church47
9 vi. Rev. Peter Simmons Cook48,49, born 1828 in Anderson, Rush County, Indiana4950,51.
More About Rev. Peter Simmons Cook:
Burial: Dublin Middle Cemetery, Dublin, Jackson Township, Wayne County, Indiana51
Religion: United Brethern Church51
10 vii. Elias Cook52,53, born 1831 in Anderson, Rush County, Indiana53.
Notes for Elias Cook:
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1880 Census Place: Martinsville, Clark, Illinois
Source: FHL Film 1254181 National Archives Film T9-0181 Page 129B
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
Eli COOK Self M M W 50 IN
Occ: Farmer Fa: VA Mo: VA
Martha J. COOK Wife F M W 47 IN
Occ: Keeping House Fa: VA Mo: VA
Eliza COOK Dau F S W 24 IL
Occ: At Home Fa: IN Mo: IN
Emma COOK Dau F S W 20 IL
Fa: IN Mo: IN
Eli COOK Son M S W 18 IL
Occ: Farm Laborer Fa: IN Mo: IN
George COOK Son M S W 16 IL
Occ: Farm Laborer Fa: IN Mo: IN
Charles COOK Son M S W 12 IL
Occ: Laborer Fa: IN Mo: IN
Winna COOK Dau F S W 9 IL
Fa: IN Mo: IN
Peter COOK Son M S W 6 IL
Fa: IN Mo: IN
Lessie WRIGHT GDau F S W 4 IL
Fa: IN Mo: IL
More About Elias Cook:
Name 2: Eli per 1880 census53
+ 11 viii. Mary Ann Cook, born December 20, 1819 in Anderson, Rush County, Indiana; died May 08, 1900 in Martinsville, Clark County, Illinois.
Generation No. 3
11. Mary Ann3 Cook (John M.2, Male1)54,55,56,57,58,59 was born December 20, 1819 in Anderson, Rush County, Indiana60,61, and died May 08, 1900 in Martinsville, Clark County, Illinois62,63. She married (1) William Austin Miller66,67,68,69,70 October 31, 1839 in 97th District, Richland Township, Rush County, Indiana64,65, son of Peter Miller and Sarah Unknown. He was born May 08, 1817 in Virginia65, and died December 01, 1881 in Martinsville, Clark County, Illinois65.
More About Mary Ann Cook:
Born 2: 1822, Per 1850 census73,74
Burial: Rupp Cemetery, Martinsville, Clark County, Illinois75,76
Came in: 1882, to Martinsville, Clark County, Illinois77,78
Religion: Bef. 1861, United Brethren Church79,80
More About William Austin Miller:
Born 2: 1820, Per 1850 census81
More About Austin Miller:
Born 2: 1820, Per 1850 census82
Children of Mary Cook and William Miller are:
+ 12 i. Amanda Jane4 Miller, born December 08, 1842 in Andersonville, IN; died July 26, 1919 in Enid, OK.
13 ii. William Anderson Miller83,84,85,86,87, born September 25, 1840 in 97th District, Richland Township, Rush County, Indiana87.
14 iii. Eli Cook Miller88,89,90,91, born March 10, 1845 in 97th District, Richland Township, Rush County, Indiana91; died June 06, 192791.
15 iv. John Oliver Miller92,93,94,95, born August 31, 1847 in 97th District, Richland Township, Rush County, Indiana95; died March 01, 191795.
16 v. Peter Edward Miller96,97,98, born September 01, 1849 in 97th District, Richland Township, Rush County, Indiana98; died September 15, 1899 in Ouray, Ouray County, Colorado98.
17 vi. Mary Alice Miller99,100, born October 01, 1851 in 97th District, Richland Township, Rush County, Indiana100; died February 02, 1877 in Martinsville, Clark County, Illinois100.
18 vii. Sarah Ann Miller101,102, born March 03, 1854 in 97th District, Richland Township, Rush County, Indiana102; died August 22, 1855 in 97th District, Richland Township, Rush County, Indiana102.
19 viii. Emma Adeline Miller103,104, born August 25, 1856 in 97th District, Richland Township, Rush County, Indiana104; died May 23, 1888 in Martinsville, Clark County, Illinois104.
20 ix. George Washington Miller105,106, born November 11, 1859 in 97th District, Richland Township, Rush County, Indiana106; died January 24, 1936 in San Francisco, San Francisco County, California106.
Generation No. 4
12. Amanda Jane4 Miller (Mary Ann3 Cook, John M.2, Male1)107,108,109,109,110,111 was born December 08, 1842 in Andersonville, IN, and died July 26, 1919 in Enid, OK. She married Jonathan Morgan112,113,113,114 August 06, 1865 in Martinsville, IL, son of William Morgan and Sarah Curtis. He was born March 31, 1843 in Knox County, OH114, and died December 23, 1928 in Enid, OK.
Children of Amanda Miller and Jonathan Morgan are:
21 i. Neamata May5 Morgan, born May 02, 1866 in Martinsville, IL.
22 ii. Ulysses S. Morgan, born May 15, 1870 in Martinsville, IL; died February 19, 1898.
Notes for Ulysses S. Morgan:
Married: Irene (Rene) Lacy
23 iii. Hermotia Lodoska Morgan, born August 29, 1876 in Martinsville, IL, Clark County.
24 iv. Blaine E Morgan.
25 v. Earl Austin Morgan, born May 09, 1881 in Martinsville, IL; died September 1881.
26 vi. Pearl Ann Morgan, born May 09, 1881 in Martinsville, IL.
+ 27 vii. Alma Gertrude Morgan, born August 17, 1872 in Martinsville, Clark County, Illinois; died August 28, 1965 in Enid, OK.
28 viii. Cansadia Morgan, born 1868 in Martinsville, Clark County, Illinois; died September 20, 1962.
Generation No. 5
27. Alma Gertrude5 Morgan (Amanda Jane4 Miller, Mary Ann3 Cook, John M.2, Male1)115,116 was born August 17, 1872 in Martinsville, Clark County, Illinois116, and died August 28, 1965 in Enid, OK. She married Frederick Edwin Bartlett March 11, 1891 in Kingfisher Co. Oklahoma Territory, son of George Bartlett and Arabella Dennett. He was born June 06, 1867 in Greenwood County, KS (Janesville), and died December 28, 1945 in Enid, OK.
Notes for Frederick Edwin Bartlett:
1870 Census, Janesville Twp:
#2 Bartlett, George D. age 33 value of farm $1450 Born VT Farmer
Arabella
31
Martha
M.
9
George
G.
7
Eliza
E.
4
Frank
E.
3
Ida
M.
10/12
Bartlett, Geo.
W.
70
$1000 Born MA Stone
Mason
------
Bartlett, Frank returned from Okla. trip 1/5 25 Jul 1890
More About Frederick Edwin Bartlett:
Residence: December 24, 1935, Enid, OK (Martha Obit)
Children of Alma Morgan and Frederick Bartlett are:
+ 29 i. Ida Amanda6 Bartlett, born December 04, 1893 in Kingfisher Oklahoma Territory; died August 1979 in Enid, OK.
30 ii. Maud May Bartlett.
31 iii. Guy Edwin Bartlett.
32 iv. Thomas Morgan Bartlett.
33 v. Gertrude Garland Bartlett.
Generation No. 6
29. Ida Amanda6 Bartlett (Alma Gertrude5 Morgan, Amanda Jane4 Miller, Mary Ann3 Cook, John M.2, Male1) was born December 04, 1893 in Kingfisher Oklahoma Territory, and died August 1979 in Enid, OK. She married Joseph LaFayette Burford December 02, 1914 in Pocatello, ID. He was born February 08, 1894, and died October 1987 in Enid, Oklahoma.
More About Joseph LaFayette Burford:
Residence: 1987, Waukomis, Oklahoma 73773
Social Security Number:
445-18-9508
Children of Ida Bartlett and Joseph Burford are:
+ 34 i. Betty Mae7 Burford.
35 ii. Benjamin Terrell Burford.
Generation No. 7
34. Betty Mae7 Burford (Ida Amanda6 Bartlett, Alma Gertrude5 Morgan, Amanda Jane4 Miller, Mary Ann3 Cook, John M.2, Male1) She married Gerald Walterscheidt.
Child of Betty Burford and Gerald Walterscheidt is:
+ 36 i. Joe Lynn8 Walterscheidt, born June 02, 1939 in Hennesey, OK.
Generation No. 8
36. Joe Lynn8 Walterscheidt (Betty Mae7 Burford, Ida Amanda6 Bartlett, Alma Gertrude5 Morgan, Amanda Jane4 Miller, Mary Ann3 Cook, John M.2, Male1) was born 1939 in Hennesey, OK. He married Carol Lee Dean, daughter of Richard Dean and Laura Allison. She was born 1942 in Wenatchee, WA.
Children of Joe Walterscheidt and Carol Dean are:
37 i. Jody Lynn9 Walterscheidt117, born 1958 in Scottsbluff, NB.
Notes for Jody Lynn Walterscheidt:
Birth Hospital - West Nebraska General
More About Jody Lynn Walterscheidt:
Baptism: 1958, Godparents Robert & Barbara A. Sauber, at St. Joseph's in Hennessey, OK
Occupation: 1996, Attorney - Family Law
38 ii. James Lee Walterscheidt, born 1959. He married (1) Lois. He married (2) Marie. He married (3) Charlotte Lockhart; born in WA.
39 iii. Jennifer Louise Walterscheidt, born 1960. She married Steve Britton.
40 iv. Jeffie (Jerrilee) Laine Walterscheidt, born 1967. She married Steve Redman August 2002 in Woodinville, WA.
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4. billiepad2.FTW, Date of Import: May 24, 2003.
5. 1850 census, 97th District, Rush County, Indiana Roll 170 Pg. 399.
6. billiepad.FTW, Date of Import: May 24, 2003.
7. billiepad2.FTW, Date of Import: May 24, 2003.
8. billiepad.FTW, Date of Import: May 24, 2003.
9. billiepad2.FTW, Date of Import: May 24, 2003.
10. Dublin Middle Cemetery, Dublin, Jackson Township, Wayne County, Indiana.
11. billiepad.FTW, Date of Import: May 24, 2003.
12. billiepad2.FTW, Date of Import: May 24, 2003.
13. 1850 census, 97th District, Rush County, Indiana Roll 170 Pg. 399.
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15. billiepad2.FTW, Date of Import: May 24, 2003.
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19. billiepad2.FTW, Date of Import: May 24, 2003.
20. Dublin Middle Cemetery, Dublin, Jackson Township, Wayne County, Indiana.
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26. billiepad2.FTW, Date of Import: May 24, 2003.
27. 1850 census, 97th District, Rush County, Indiana Roll 170 Pg. 399.
28. billiepad2.FTW, Date of Import: May 24, 2003.
29. 1860 census, Richland, Richland Township, Rush County, Indiana 0777, (Broderbund #304, Brøderbund Software, Inc., Release date: December 19, 1997), "Electronic."
30. 1850 census, 97th District, Rush County, Indiana Roll 170 Pg. 404, "Electronic."
31. billiepad2.FTW, Date of Import: May 24, 2003.
32. Dublin Middle Cemetery, Dublin, Jackson Township, Wayne County, Indiana.
33. billiepad2.FTW, Date of Import: May 24, 2003.
34. 1860 census, Richland, Richland Township, Rush County, Indiana 0777, (Broderbund #304, Brøderbund Software, Inc., Release date: December 19, 1997), "Electronic."
35. billiepad2.FTW, Date of Import: May 24, 2003.
36. 1850 census, Posey Township, Franklin County, Indiana Roll 146 Pg. 208, "Electronic."
37. 1860 census, Dublin, Jackson Township, Wayne County, Indiana 0199, (Broderbund #304, Brøderbund Software, Inc., Release date: December 19, 1997), "Electronic."
38. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, Family History Resource File, 1880 U. S. Census, 1880 census, Harrison Township, Henry County, Indiana Pg. 80.
39. billiepad2.FTW, Date of Import: May 24, 2003.
40. Dublin Middle Cemetery, Dublin, Jackson Township, Wayne County, Indiana.
41. billiepad2.FTW, Date of Import: May 24, 2003.
42. 1860 census, Richland, Richland Township, Rush County, Indiana 0777, (Broderbund #304, Brøderbund Software, Inc., Release date: December 19, 1997), "Electronic."
43. 1870 census, Dublin, Jackson Township, Wayne County, Indiana Pg. 17 Image 17, "Electronic."
44. 1850 census, 97th District, Rush County, Indiana Roll 170 Pg. 398.
45. billiepad2.FTW, Date of Import: May 24, 2003.
46. Dublin Middle Cemetery, Dublin, Jackson Township, Wayne County, Indiana.
47. billiepad2.FTW, Date of Import: May 24, 2003.
48. 1850 census, Union Township, Grant County, Indiana Roll 147 Pg. 182, "Electronic."
49. billiepad2.FTW, Date of Import: May 24, 2003.
50. Dublin Middle Cemetery, Dublin, Jackson Township, Wayne County, Indiana.
51. billiepad2.FTW, Date of Import: May 24, 2003.
52. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, Family History Resource File, 1880 U. S. Census, 1880 census, Martinsville, Clark County, Illinois Pg. 129.
53. billiepad2.FTW, Date of Import: May 24, 2003.
54. 1850 census, 97th District, Rush County, Indiana Roll 170 Pg. 399.
55. 1840 census, Richland Township, Rush County, Indiana Roll 93 Pg. 149, "Electronic."
56. Family Bible belonging to Austin Miller and Mary Ann Cook.
57. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, Family History Resource File, 1880 U. S. Census, 1880 census, Martinsville, Clark County, Illinois Pg. 132.
58. billiepad.FTW, Date of Import: May 24, 2003.
59. billiepad2.FTW, Date of Import: May 24, 2003.
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64. Indiana Marriages Through 1850, (Indiana State Library Genealogy Division, Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana), "Electronic."
65. billiepad.FTW, Date of Import: May 24, 2003.
66. 1840 census, Richland Township, Rush County, Indiana Roll 93 Pg. 149, "Electronic."
67. 1850 census, 97th District, Rush County, Indiana Roll 170 Pg. 399.
68. Family Bible belonging to Austin Miller and Mary Ann Cook.
69. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, Family History Resource File, 1880 U. S. Census, 1880 census, Martinsville, Clark County, Illinois Pg. 132.
70. billiepad2.FTW, Date of Import: May 24, 2003.
71. Indiana Marriages Through 1850, (Indiana State Library Genealogy Division, Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana), "Electronic."
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82. billiepad2.FTW, Date of Import: May 24, 2003.
83. 1850 census, 97th District, Rush County, Indiana Roll 170 Pg. 399.
84. 1840 census, Richland Township, Rush County, Indiana Roll 93 Pg. 149, "Electronic."
85. Family Bible belonging to Austin Miller and Mary Ann Cook.
86. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, Family History Resource File, 1880 U. S. Census, 1880 census, Martinsville, Clark County, Illinois Pg. 132.
87. billiepad2.FTW, Date of Import: May 24, 2003.
88. 1850 census, 97th District, Rush County, Indiana Roll 170 Pg. 399.
89. Family Bible belonging to Austin Miller and Mary Ann Cook.
90. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, Family History Resource File, 1880 U. S. Census, 1880 census, Martinsville, Clark County, Illinois Pg. 135.
91. billiepad2.FTW, Date of Import: May 24, 2003.
92. 1850 census, 97th District, Rush County, Indiana Roll 170 Pg. 399.
93. Family Bible belonging to Austin Miller and Mary Ann Cook.
94. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, Family History Resource File, 1880 U. S. Census, 1880 census, Martinsville, Clark County, Illinois Pg. 129.
95. billiepad2.FTW, Date of Import: May 24, 2003.
96. 1850 census, 97th District, Rush County, Indiana Roll 170 Pg. 399.
97. Family Bible belonging to Austin Miller and Mary Ann Cook.
98. billiepad2.FTW, Date of Import: May 24, 2003.
99. Family Bible belonging to Austin Miller and Mary Ann Cook.
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101. Family Bible belonging to Austin Miller and Mary Ann Cook.
102. billiepad2.FTW, Date of Import: May 24, 2003.
103. Family Bible belonging to Austin Miller and Mary Ann Cook.
104. billiepad2.FTW, Date of Import: May 24, 2003.
105. Family Bible belonging to Austin Miller and Mary Ann Cook.
106. billiepad2.FTW, Date of Import: May 24, 2003.
107. 1850 census, 97th District, Rush County, Indiana Roll 170 Pg. 399.
108. Family Bible belonging to Austin Miller and Mary Ann Cook.
109. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, Family History Resource File, 1880 U. S. Census, 1880 census, Martinsville, Clark County, Illinois Pg. 135.
110. billiepad.FTW, Date of Import: May 24, 2003.
111. billiepad2.FTW, Date of Import: May 24, 2003.
112. Family Bible belonging to Austin Miller and Mary Ann Cook.
113. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, Family History Resource File, 1880 U. S. Census, 1880 census, Martinsville, Clark County, Illinois Pg. 135.
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115. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, Family History Resource File, 1880 U. S. Census, 1880 census, Martinsville, Clark County, Illinois Pg. 135.
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Descendants of Jonathan Curtis
Generation No.
1
1. Jonathan1 Curtis was born
February 19, 1689/90 in Wiltshire, England, and died Aft. July 11, 1757 in
Berkely County, West Virginia. He married Mary.
Notes for Jonathan
Curtis:
Information
for this entry was obtained from the Web Page of Wendell Curtis, (Ky. Col.)
Jonathan Curtis was born
February 19, 1689 or 1690 in Wiltshire, England. He died in 1757 and his wife was named
Mary. When Jonathan Curtis migrated to this country is unknown. In 1735 he
received a land patent for 713 acres in Frederick County, Virginia. A few years later land patent and
survey records indicate that Jonathan Curtis and his son Job owned adjacent
plots of land.
At the May 1744 term of the Frederick County Court, one of the actions of the Grand Jury
was to indict Jonathan Curtis for plowing on Sunday. The next month, at the June
term of court, Jonathan Curtis was indicted for writing and publishing several
articles against the Established Church. It will be recognized that at this time
there was not the measure of freedom of religion which later became part of
American fundamental law. A writer referring to this incident refers to Jonathan
Curtis as a Quaker, but the evidence for this is unknown.
As no other
Jonathan Curtis appears in the records of Frederick County, Virginia, during
that period, Jonathan Curtis, father of Job Curtis, is likely the same one
mentioned above who r an afoul of the authorities.
More About Jonathan Curtis:
Property: 1735, land patent for 713
acres in Frederick County, Virginia.
Religion: May 1744, Frederick
County Court, Grand Jury indictment for plowing on
Sunday.
Children of Jonathan Curtis and Mary are:
+
2 i. Job2 Curtis, born 1717 in
England; died March 12, 1804 in Dry Run, Berkeley Co., West
Virginia.
3 ii. Thomas Curtis, born Abt.
1715.
4 iii. Samuel
Curtis, born Abt. 1720.
Generation No.
2
2. Job2
Curtis (Jonathan1) was born 1717 in England, and died March 12, 1804 in Dry Run,
Berkeley Co., West
Virginia. He
married Mary Cordry 1750 in Frederick, VA, daughter of Thomas Cordry and Martha
Hannah. She was born Abt. 1721 in Berkely, WV.
Notes for Job Curtis:
Information for this entry was
obtained from the Web Page of Wendell Curtis, (Ky. Col.)
Jonathan
Curtis was born February 19, 1689 or 1690 in Wiltshire, England. He died in 1757 and his wife was named
Mary. When Jonathan Curtis migrated to this country is unknown. In 1735 he
received a land patent for 713 acres in Frederick County, Virginia. A few years later land patent and
survey records indicate that Jonathan Curtis and his son Job owned adjacent
plots of land.
Very little is known of Job Curtis. When Job Curtis was
born in 1717, even the counties of Virginia were relatively few. He was about 55
years of age when Berkley County was formed. Whet her he was born in
that locality is uncertain, but there is evidence that he lived at leas t a good
portion of his life in Berkley County, Virginia. (When West Virginia was formed in 1 863, Berkley County
became a part of that state).
Frederick County (a parent county of
Berkley) was formed in 1738 and the records of that county show that Job Curtis
was in the area at least as early as January 11, 1744, when he was a witness to
a transfer of 1,020 acres of land from Morgan Bryan to Joshua
Hedges.
Just when Job Curtis married Mary Cordry is not known, but her
father, Thomas Cordry, made hi s will on March 7, 1763 and Job was named one of
the executors. In the will of Thomas Cordry he mentions his wife, Martha (the
other executor); sons Thomas Jr and John Sr; grandson, John, son of John Sr;
daughters Sidney Cordry and Mary Curtis. The will was produced in the
Frederick County Court on March 6, 1764.
Apparently Thomas Cordry lived in what is now Berkley County, as an October 8, 1831 deed refers to
166 acres of land on Dry Run in Berkley County, being part of a larger tract granted
to Thomas Cordry by patent bearing the date October 28, 1757.
From his
will, made March 12, 1804, and probated April 24, 1804, in Berkley County, it
appear s that Job Curtis had at least fourteen children. Whether his wife, Mary
was the mother of al l of them, or whether Job was previously married, is not
known. As named in his will, his children were: Ann Curtis (Morgan), Rachel
Curtis (Ellis), Thomas Curtis, Jonathan Curtis, James Curtis, Job Curtis,
Rebeckah Curtis (Burris), Edward Curtis, Joshua Curtis, Seth Curtis, Martha
DeMoss, David Curtis, Sarah Curtis, and Catharine Curtis.
Job was nearing
sixty years of age when the Revolutionary War started. The Virginia Public
Claims records show that he and his son Job Jr assisted in the cause of American
independence. The Public Claims are the records of services rendered and
supplies provided for the purpose of carrying on the Revolutionary War. In May
1780, the Virginia General Assembly passed a n Act for procuring a supply of
provisions and other necessaries for the use of the Army. Certificate No. 253
was issued October 24, 1780, certifying that Job Curtis Sr, Job Curtis Jr, and
Wm. Anderson supplied a quantity of wheat in accord with the above mentioned
Act.
More About Job
Curtis:
Military
service: October 24, 1780, Public Claim Certificate No. 253 issued certifying
that Job Curtis Sr, Job Curtis Jr, supplied wheat to Army during Revolutionary
War
Probate: April 24, 1804, Will probated
More About Mary Cordry:
Born 2: Abt.
1730
Children of Job Curtis and Mary Cordry are:
+
5 i. Job3 Curtis, born Abt. 1755
in Berkely Co., VA; died Aft. 1807.
6 ii. Edward Curtis, born 1760 in Berkely Co.,
VA. He married (1) Jane Sharp May 01, 1789 in Berkeley County, Virginia. He married (2) Hannah Trennery
November 15, 1810 in Highland County, Ohio.
7 iii. James Curtis, born 1754 in Frederick, Berkely
Co., VA. He married Elizabeth Coffinberry Abt. 1775 in Berkeley County,
Virginia; born 1753 in PA.
8
iv. Ann Curtis, born Abt. 1750 in Berkeley Co., Va (WV). She married
Edward Morgan Bef. March 12, 1804.
9 v. Rachel Curtis, born Abt. 1753 in Berkeley
Co., Va (WV). She married John Ellis 1782 in West Liberty, Ohio Co., West
Va..
10 vi. Thomas Curtis, born
Abt. 1751 in Berkeley Co., Va (WV).
+ 11 vii.
Jonathan Curtis, born 1747 in Berkely Co., VA.
12 viii. Rebecca Curtis, born in Berkely
Co., VA. She married Burris Bef. March 12,
1804.
13 ix. Joshua Curtis, born
in Berkely Co., VA. He married Mary.
14 x. Seth Curtis, born January 11, 1769 in Berkley Co., Va
(WV)/West Virginia. He married Jane; born November 01,
1768.
15 xi. Martha Curtis, died
Bef. 1831. She married DeMoss.
16
xii. David Curtis, born October 26, 1780 in Berkley Co., Va (WV)/West Virginia;
died January 22, 1852 in Wyandot, Ohio. He married Elizabeth Hodges April
14, 1807 in Berkeley County, Virginia; born Abt. 1782 in Berkeley Co., Va
(WV).
Notes for
David Curtis:
Mother
over 50 when born? Possibly a different
mother?
17
xiii. Sarah Curtis, born 1783 in Berkely Co.,
VA.
18
xiv. Catherine Curtis, born in Berkely Co.,
VA.
19 xv. Jacob
Curtis.
Generation No.
3
5. Job3
Curtis (Job2, Jonathan1) was born Abt. 1755 in Berkely
Co., VA, and died Aft. 1807. He married Unknown.
More About Job Curtis:
Military service: October 24, 1780,
Public Claim Certificate No. 253 issued certifying that Job Curtis Sr, Job
Curtis Jr, supplied wheat to Army during Revolutionary
War
Children of Job Curtis and Unknown are:
+ 20
i. Jonathan4 Curtis, born 1783
in Berkely Co., VA.
21 ii. David Curtis, born 1788 in Berkely Co.,
VA.
22 iii. Rhuanna
Curtis.
23 iv. Nancy
Curtis.
11. Jonathan3
Curtis (Job2, Jonathan1) was born 1747 in Berkely Co.,
VA. He married Unknown.
Children of Jonathan Curtis and Unknown
are:
24 i.
Margaret4 Curtis, born 1767 in North Carolina.
25 ii. Joseph Curtis, born Abt. 1771 in North Carolina.
26 iii. Sarah Curtis.
Generation No.
4
20.
Jonathan4 Curtis (Job3, Job2,
Jonathan1) was born 1783 in Berkely Co., VA. He married (1)
Charlotte Blue September 19, 1807 in Berkeley Co., VA. She was born 1784
in New Jersey. He
married (2) Martha Abt. 1852 in Clark Co., IL. She was born 1820 in
Kentucky.
Children of Jonathan
Curtis and Charlotte Blue are:
27
i. Sarah5 Curtis1, born 1824 in
Knox CO, Ohio1. She married William
Morgan1 May 20, 1842 in Knox CO, Ohio1; born
1813 in Pennsylvania1.
28 ii. Jonathan Curtis, born May
1821.
29 iii. Evaline Curtis, born
Abt. 1812 in Ohio.
30 iv. Catherine Ann Curtis, born November
1807.
Children of Jonathan Curtis and
Martha are:
31 i.
Jonathan Greenwell5 Curtis, born May 11, 1852 in Clark Co.,
IL.
32 ii. Martha Curtis,
born 1857 in Clark Co., IL.
Endnotes
1.
jkhcanoe.FTW, Date of Import: May 24, 2003.
Descendants of Joshua Hemenway
Generation No.
1
1. Joshua2 Hemenway
(Ralph1) was born in of Roxbury, MA, and died October 29,
1716. He married (1)
Mary. She died May 05, 1703. He married (2) Joanna Evans January 16,
1667/68.
He married (3) Elizabeth Weeks April 05, 1704, daughter of
William Weeks. She was born Abt. 1655, and died September 20, 1737 in Age
82.
Notes for
Joshua Hemenway:
a
churuch member; freman Sept. 3, 1634; had grants in "home lands" 43 age and 16
age in "Dedham Land;"
More About Joshua Hemenway:
Baptism: April 09,
1643
More About
Joanna Evans:
First
Communion: January 27,
1677/78, Full
communion
Property: August 01, 1669, owned
covenant
Children of Joshua Hemenway and Joanna Evans are:
2 i. Joshua3 Hemenway, born
September 15, 1668.
More About Joshua Hemenway:
Residence: 1633, Roxbury,
MA
3 ii.
Joanna Hemenway. She married Edward
Ainsworth.
4 iii.
Ralph Hemenway, died June 01, 1699.
More About Ralph
Hemenway:
Baptism:
May 18,
1673
5 iv. Ichabod
Hemenway.
6 v.
Elizabeth Hemenway. She married
Stanhope.
7 vi. Samuel
Hemenway.
More
About Samuel Hemenway:
Baptism: September 30,
1683
8 vii. John
Hemenway.
+ 9 viii.
Ebenezer Hemenway, died 1755.
Generation No.
2
9. Ebenezer3 Hemenway
(Joshua2, Ralph1) died 1755. He married Hannah Winch
May 17, 1711, daughter of Samuel Winch. She died April 27,
1737.
Notes for Ebenezer
Hemenway:
Weaver; bo't
part of the Corlett farm of Matthew Gibbs, Jr., and James Stone, being hte farm
where his desct. Calvin Hemenway lately died. "Octo. 11 1716, Mr. Hemenway had
his leg cut off;" he died 1755
More About Ebenezer
Hemenway:
Baptism: April
29, 1688
Children of Ebenezer Hemenway and Hannah Winch are:
+ 10
i.
Samuel4 Hemenway, born August 03, 1724 in on father's place; died
June 18, 1806.
11 ii. Ebenezer Hemenway, born October 24,
1712.
12 iii. Hannah Hemenway,
born February 14, 1714/15. She married Samuel Hemenway March 24,
1735/36.
Notes for
Hannah Hemenway:
Genealogical Register p. 586
Hannah,
b. Feb. 14, 1714-15, m. Mar. 24, 1736, Samuel Hemenway and moved to "the
Manor," but ret., and in 1755, he and the cil. were 1. in Attleboro;
More About Hannah
Hemenway:
Residence:
1755, Attleboro
More About Samuel
Hemenway:
Residence:
1755, Attleboro
13 iv. Keziah Hemenway. She married Jeremiah
Pike.
More About
Keziah Hemenway:
Baptism: August 04,
1717
14 v. Daniel
Hemenway, born February 02, 1718/19 in 2/2/1719 Genealogical Reg p. 586; died
November 15, 1794 in Shry. He married (1) Elizabeth Johnson; born in of
Shry. He married (2) Abigail Wheelock. He married (3) Ruth Bigelow;
born in of Marlb..
More About Daniel
Hemenway:
Residence:
Marlboro, MA
Notes
for Abigail Wheelock:
Widow of Nahor Wheelock of
Shry
15 vi. Jacob Hemenway,
born March 20, 1721/22; died in Worchester,
MA.
16 vii. Elizabeth Hemenway, born
June 19, 1727. She married Benjamin Robins 1747; born in of
Sturbridge.
Generation No.
3
10. Samuel4 Hemenway
(Ebenezer3, Joshua2, Ralph1) was born August
03, 1724 in on father's place, and died June 18, 1806. He married Hannah Rice,
daughter of Richard Rice. She died February 19, 1814.
More About
Samuel Hemenway:
Sgt MA, DAR Patriot Index, p.
1389
Children of Samuel
Hemenway and Hannah Rice are:
+ 17
i. Richard Rice5 Hemenway,
born April 24, 1762; died June 07, 1800.
18
ii. Elias Hemenway, born December 22, 1757 in Sett. early in
Marlb, NH; died October 11, 1834. He
married Mary Patterson; died September 04, 1856.
More About Elias Hemenway:
Occupation:
Deacon
19 iii. Ebenezer
Hemenway, born May 26, 1760 in Sett. 1787 Marlb, NH; died October 21,
1839. He married Ruth Gates June 1786; died October 18,
1854.
20 iv. Hannah Hemenway, born
July 28, 1764. She married Jr. Thomas Stone,
Jr..
21 v. Samuel Hemenway,
born in Sett. Marlb, NH; died December 30, 1829. He married Elizabeth
Lewis.
More About
Samuel Hemenway:
Residence: Then Moved to Shefford, Canada
22 vi. Ezra Hemenway, born September 13,
1779.
Generation No.
4
17. Richard
Rice5 Hemenway (Samuel4, Ebenezer3,
Joshua2, Ralph1) was born April 24, 1762, and died June
07, 1800. He married Rebecca Parmenter. She was born in of
Sud.
Children of Richard
Hemenway and Rebecca Parmenter are:
+ 23
i.
Daniel6 Hemenway, born May 23, 1780; died November 15, 1866 in
MA.
24
ii. Elias Hemenway, born May 09,
1788.
25 iii. Rebeckah Hemenway,
born December 05, 1789.
Notes for Rebeckah
Hemenway:
unmarried
26 iv. Richard Hemenway, born June 07,
1791.
27 v. Eunice Hemenway,
born November 16, 1794. She married (1) Willard Bellows; born in of
Southb.; died March 01, 1821. She married (2) Ebenezer Leland; born in of
Grafton. NH.
Generation No.
5
23. Daniel6 Hemenway (Richard
Rice5, Samuel4, Ebenezer3, Joshua2,
Ralph1) was born May 23, 1780, and died November 15, 1866 in
MA. He married (1) Lucy Haven, daughter of Timothy Haven. She died
November 13, 1826. He
married (2) Polly Johnson. She was born Abt. 1791, and died November 30,
1832 in Age 41. He married (3) Tabith P. Clark. She was born October
28, 1805 in Wellfleet, MA.
Notes for Daniel
Hemenway:
Geneological
Register p. 590
Built the house now of John Cloyes in Fram. Centre; then
built E. of the Freeman place,
Children
of Daniel
Hemenway and Lucy Haven are:
+ 28
i. Eliza Jane7 Hemenway, born
April 27, 1802 in Framingham, Massachusetts; died December 23, 1875 in Homer
Creek, Kansas (Greenwood Co. Historical Soc.).
29 ii. Mary F. Hemenway, born October 21, 1805. She
married David Butterfield; born in of Nashua, NH.
30 iii. Almira Hemenway, born March 18, 1809. She married
Josiah C. Bradbury; born in of Summerville, MA.
31 iv. Nancy Hemenway, born December 02, 1810. She married
Michael Norton; born in of Cambridge, MA.
+ 32
v. Daniel W. Hemenway, born October 28,
1812.
33 vi. Gardner Hemenway,
born December 20, 1815. He married Julia Taylor; born in of Potosi Missouri.
34 vii. Ezra Dexter Hemenway, born August 13, 1817. He married
Catherine Scott; born in of Cumberland Hill, RI 1. Wrentham,
MA.
Children of Daniel Hemenway and
Tabith Clark are:
35
i. Charles A.7 Hemenway, born May 11, 1838.
He married Caroline Adams February 17, 1861 in Framingham, MA; born October 03,
1843 in Concord, MA.
Notes for Charles A.
Hemenway:
Assessor
Postmaster
More About Charles A.
Hemenway:
Occupation:
Assessor; postmaster
36
ii. Henry N. Hemenway, born December 26, 1841. He married
Sarah J. Rand August 1859;
born January 04, 1841 in So. Sud., MA.
37 iii. Ellen Louisa Hemenway, born July 31, 1844 in of So.
Framingham MA. She married Henry A. Newton; born February 01, 1845 in
Framingham, Massachusetts.
38 iv.
Calvin A. Hemenway, born June 30, 1848. He married Maria Kane; born in b.
Charlton 1. Old Mines, Missouri.
Generation No.
6
28. Eliza
Jane7 Hemenway (Daniel6, Richard Rice5,
Samuel4, Ebenezer3, Joshua2, Ralph1)
was born April 27, 1802 in Framingham, Massachusetts, and died December 23, 1875
in Homer Creek, Kansas (Greenwood Co. Historical
Soc.). She married George Washington Bartlett February 07, 1831 in
Framingham, MA, son of Maybe Bartlett and Maybe Bartlett. He was born
February 09, 1800 in Marblehead, MA, and died in KS.
Notes for Eliza Jane
Hemenway:
Deed Records,
delinquent taxes in Janesville Twp.
3/11/1880 Probate
Notice
"All persons intersted in the estate of Eliza Bartlett, deceased are
hereby . . . I will make a final settlement of the estate with the Probate Court
of the county of Greemenwood, at the courthouse. . . on ? day of April 1880 A.M.
Robb Administrator of the estate.
Bartlett, Eliza
A.
Janesville delin. tax 1/4
15 July 1873
Bartlett,
Eliza delin tax
notice 4/4 3 Oct 1878
Bartlett,
Eliza legal
notice
4/6/ 11 March 1880
Notes for George Washington
Bartlett:
Greenwood
County Historical Society Letter dated 10/12/1996
G.W. Bartlett was in
Greenwood County in 1869:
Eureka Herald Aug. 20, 1869, " G.W. Bartlett is
improving his place. Farmers are preparing their ground for fall
wheat.
-------------
1870 Census, Janesville Twp:
#2
Bartlett, George D. age 33 value of farm $1450
Born VT
Farmer
Arabella
31
Martha
M.
9
George
G.
7
Eliza
E.
4
Frank
E.
3
Ida
M.
10/12
Bartlett, Geo.
W.
70
$1000 Born MA Stone
Mason
------------------------
Bartlett, G.W.
Crop report 2/3 20 Aug, 1869
-----------------------
According to
Harold Fitzmeyer, George Wadsworth was born 4/21/1806 in Groton NH. He
thinks this is the same person as George Washington.
----------------------
Greenwood Co. Hist Soc.
"Note #1 The 1850
census records lists George W. Bartlett's birth place as New Hampshire. The 1870 census records lists
his birth place as MA. My grandmother wrote a short family history when
she was 88 years old. she said that he was born in NH and grew up in
MA.
-------------------
Family History Center, SLC
Eliza Jane Hemenway
and George W. Bartlett of Groton, NH, were married on 2/7/1831 at Framingham in
Middlesex County MA
-----------------
Greenwood Co. Hist Soc
George W.
Bartlett's Possible Ancestry
"In July 1995, when I was last at the Family
History Library in Salt
Lake City, I found
information concerning G.W.'s parents. I have not been able to confirm it
for certain. If this information is true, he was born Feb. 9, 1800 in
Marblehead, MA. His siblings are Mary born 1796, Abijah born 1798,
Benjamin born 1803, and Benjamin born 1805 (you can guess what happened to the
first Benjamin).
His parents: Abijah
Bowden Bartlett, born 1772, m. Sept 10, 1792 at Marblehead, MA to Elizabeth
Bartlett
His grandparents: Laurence
Bartlett, christened July 21, 1745 at Marblehead, MA, married July 11, 1765 to
Mary Bowden
His great grandparents: Laurence
Bartlett, born 1715, married Sept 27, 1743 in Marblehead, MA to Mary
Ingalls
-------------------
Genealogical Register p. 590
"Chil. Eliza,
b. Apr. 27, 1802, m. George W. Bartlett, 1. Danville, Vt.
More About George Washington
Bartlett:
Occupation:
1870, Census = Stone mason
Residence: February 07, 1831, of Groton, NH (Marriage
Record)
Children of Eliza Hemenway and George Bartlett are:
+ 39
i.
George Dexter8 Bartlett, born December 27, 1837 in Danville Twp,
Caledonia County, VT; died December 04, 1900 in Greenwood Co. KS age
62.
40 ii. Joseph Gardner Bartlett, born December 30, 1840 in
Danville Twp, Caledonia County, VT (GAunt Maud); died September 06, 1921 in
Cambridge, MA. He married Sarah M. Edwards January 20, 1867 in
Cambridge, MA.
41 iii. Martha Ann Bartlett, born January 30, 1844 in Danville Twp,
Caledonia County, VT.
More About Martha Ann
Bartlett:
Occupation:
1920, Census, Servant in the household of (No. 264) Mary A. Foster (age 85) in
Eureka
42 iv. Eliza Jane Bartlett, born July 18, 1832 in Danville Twp,
Caledonia County, VT; died September 07, 1850 in Danville Twp, Caledonia County,
VT.
32. Daniel W.7
Hemenway (Daniel6, Richard Rice5, Samuel4,
Ebenezer3, Joshua2, Ralph1) was born October
28, 1812. He married Sophia Adams November 25, 1834.
Child of Daniel Hemenway and Sophia Adams
is:
43 i. Francis
W.8 Hemenway, born July 03, 1845 in 1. Nat.,
MA.
Endnotes
1. The Church of Jesus Christ
of Latter-Day Saints, Family History Resource File, 1880 U. S. Census, 1880
census, Martinsville, Clark County, Illinois Pg. 135.
2.
billiepad.FTW, Date of Import: May 24, 2003.
Descendants of Peter Miller
Generation No.
1
1. Peter1
Miller1,2,3,4 was born 1781 in
Virginia5,6, and died Aft. 18607,8. He
married (1) Sarah Unknown9,10,11 Bef. 1804 in
Virginia11. She was born 1784 in
Virginia11, and died Aft.
186011.
Children of Peter
Miller and Sarah Unknown are:
+
2 i. William Austin2
Miller31,32,33,34,35, born May 08, 1817 in
Virginia35; died December 01, 1881 in
Martinsville, Clark County, Illinois.35. He married Mary Ann
Cook36,37,38,39,40,41 October 31, 1839 in 97th District,
Richland Township, Rush County, Indiana42,43; born December
20, 1819 in Anderson, Rush County, Indiana44,45; died May 08,
1900 in Martinsville, Clark County,
Illinois46,47.
More About William Austin
Miller:
Born 2: 1820,
Per 1850 census47
More About Mary Ann Cook:
Born 2: 1822, Per 1850
census48,49
Burial: Rupp Cemetery, Martinsville, Clark
County, Illinois50,51
Came in: 1882, to Martinsville, Clark
County, Illinois52,53
Religion: Bef. 1861, United Brethren
Church54,55
3 ii. Archibald
Miller18,19,20,21, born 1804 in Virginia21;
died Aft. 188021.
4 iii. Charles Miller, Sr.22,23, born
1806 in Virginia23; died Bef.
188023.
5
iv. Elizabeth Miller24,25,26, born August 24, 1811 in
Virginia26; died June 13,
188427,28.
More About Elizabeth
Miller:
Burial:
Dublin Middle Cemetery, Dublin, Jackson Township, Wayne
County, Indiana28
6 v. Sarah Miller29,30, born
1825 in Rush County,
Indiana30.
Generation No.
2
2. William
Austin2 Miller (Peter1) was born May 08, 1817 in
Virginia56, and died December 01, 1881 in Martinsville, Clark
County, Illinois56. He married Mary Ann
Cook57,58,59,60,61,62 October 31, 1839 in 97th District,
Richland Township, Rush County, Indiana63,64, daughter of John
Cook and Mary Simmons. She was born December 20, 1819 in Anderson, Rush County, Indiana64,65, and
died May 08, 1900 in Martinsville, Clark County,
Illinois66,67.
More About William Austin
Miller:
Born 2: 1820,
Per 1850 census68
More About Mary Ann
Cook:
Born 2: 1822, Per
1850 census68,69
Burial: Rupp Cemetery, Martinsville, Clark
County, Illinois70,71
Came in: 1882, to Martinsville, Clark
County, Illinois72,73
Religion: Bef. 1861, United Brethren
Church74,75
Children of
William
Miller and Mary Cook are:
+
8 i. Amanda Jane3 Miller, born
December 08, 1842 in Andersonville, IN; died July 26, 1919 in Enid,
OK.
9 ii. William Anderson
Miller76,77,78,79,80, born September 25, 1840 in 97th District,
Richland Township, Rush County,
Indiana80.
10
iii. Eli Cook Miller81,82,83,84, born March 10, 1845 in
97th District, Richland Township, Rush County, Indiana84; died
June 06, 192784.
11
iv. John Oliver Miller85,86,87,88, born August 31, 1847
in 97th District, Richland Township, Rush County, Indiana88;
died March 01, 191788.
12 v. Peter Edward Miller89,90,91, born
September 01, 1849 in 97th District, Richland Township, Rush County,
Indiana91; died September 15, 1899 in Ouray, Ouray County,
Colorado91.
13
vi. Mary Alice Miller92,93, born October 01, 1851 in
97th District, Richland Township, Rush County, Indiana93; died
February 02, 1877 in Martinsville, Clark County,
Illinois93.
14 vii.
Sarah Ann Miller94,95, born March 03, 1854 in 97th District,
Richland Township, Rush County, Indiana95; died August 22,
1855 in 97th District, Richland Township, Rush County,
Indiana95.
15
viii. Emma Adeline Miller96,97,
born August 25, 1856 in 97th District, Richland Township, Rush County,
Indiana97; died May 23, 1888 in Martinsville, Clark County,
Illinois97.
16
ix. George Washington Miller98,99, born November 11,
1859 in 97th District, Richland Township, Rush County,
Indiana99; died January 24, 1936 in San Francisco, San
Francisco County, California99.
Generation No.
3
8. Amanda
Jane3 Miller (William Austin2,
Peter1)100,101,102,102,103,104 was born December
08, 1842 in Andersonville, IN, and died July 26, 1919 in Enid, OK. She
married Jonathan Morgan105,106,106,107 August 06, 1865 in
Martinsville, IL, son of William Morgan and Sarah Curtis. He was born
March 31, 1843 in Knox County, OH107, and died December 23, 1928 in Enid, OK.
Children of Amanda
Miller and Jonathan Morgan are:
17 i. Neamata May4 Morgan, born May 02, 1866
in Martinsville, IL.
18 ii.
Ulysses S. Morgan, born May 15, 1870 in Martinsville, IL; died February 19,
1898.
Notes for
Ulysses S. Morgan:
Married: Irene (Rene)
Lacy
19 iii. Hermotia Lodoska
Morgan, born August 29, 1876 in Martinsville, IL, Clark
County.
20 iv. Blaine E
Morgan.
21 v. Earl Austin
Morgan, born May 09, 1881 in Martinsville, IL; died September
1881.
22 vi. Pearl Ann Morgan,
born May 09, 1881 in Martinsville, IL.
+ 23
vii. Alma Gertrude
Morgan, born August 17, 1872 in Martinsville, Clark County, Illinois; died
August 28, 1965 in Enid, OK.
24
viii. Cansadia Morgan, born 1868 in Martinsville,
Clark County, Illinois; died September 20, 1962.
Generation No.
4
23. Alma
Gertrude4 Morgan (Amanda Jane3 Miller, William
Austin2, Peter1)108,109 was born August
17, 1872 in Martinsville, Clark County, Illinois109, and died
August 28, 1965 in Enid, OK. She married Frederick Edwin Bartlett March
11, 1891 in Kingfisher Co. Oklahoma Territory, son of George Bartlett and
Arabella Dennett. He was born June 06, 1867 in Greenwood County, KS
(Janesville), and died December 28, 1945 in Enid, OK.
Notes for Frederick Edwin
Bartlett:
1870 Census,
Janesville Twp:
#2 Bartlett, George
D. age 33 value of farm $1450 Born VT
Farmer
Arabella
31
Martha
M.
9
George
G.
7
Eliza
E.
4
Frank
E.
3
Ida
M.
10/12
Bartlett, Geo.
W.
70
$1000 Born MA Stone
Mason
------
Bartlett, Frank returned from Okla.
trip 1/5 25 Jul 1890
More About Frederick Edwin
Bartlett:
Residence: December 24, 1935, Enid, OK (Martha
Obit)
Children of Alma Morgan and
Frederick Bartlett are:
+ 25 i. Ida
Amanda5 Bartlett, born December 04, 1893 in Kingfisher Oklahoma
Territory; died August 1979 in Enid, OK.
26 ii. Maud May Bartlett.
27 iii. Guy Edwin Bartlett.
28 iv. Thomas Morgan Bartlett.
29 v. Gertrude Garland Bartlett.
Endnotes
1.
1850 census, 97th District, Rush County, Indiana Roll 170 Pg.
399.
2.
1860 census, Richland, Richland Township, Rush County, Indiana
0778, (Broderbund #304, Brøderbund Software, Inc., Release date:
December 19, 1997), "Electronic."
3. billiepad.FTW, Date of Import: May
24, 2003.
4. billiepad2.FTW, Date of Import: May 24, 2003.
5.
billiepad.FTW, Date of Import: May 24, 2003.
6. billiepad2.FTW, Date of
Import: May 24, 2003.
7. billiepad.FTW, Date of Import: May 24,
2003.
8. billiepad2.FTW, Date of Import: May 24, 2003.
9.
1850 census, 97th District, Rush County, Indiana Roll 170 Pg.
399.
10.
1860 census, Richland, Richland Township, Rush County, Indiana
0778, (Broderbund #304, Brøderbund Software, Inc., Release date:
December 19, 1997), "Electronic."
11. billiepad.FTW, Date of Import:
May 24, 2003.
12. 1850 census, 97th District, Rush County,
Indiana Roll 170 Pg.
399.
13.
1860 census, Richland, Richland Township, Rush County, Indiana
0778, (Broderbund #304, Brøderbund Software, Inc., Release date:
December 19, 1997), "Electronic."
14. billiepad.FTW, Date of Import:
May 24, 2003.
15. 1850 census, 97th District, Rush County,
Indiana Roll 170 Pg.
399.
16.
1860 census, Richland, Richland Township, Rush County, Indiana
0778, (Broderbund #304, Brøderbund Software, Inc., Release date:
December 19, 1997), "Electronic."
17. billiepad2.FTW, Date of Import:
May 24, 2003.
18. 1860 census, Richland, Richland Township, Rush
County, Indiana 0778, (Broderbund #304, Brøderbund
Software, Inc., Release date: December 19, 1997), "Electronic."
19.
1850 census, 97th District, Rush County, Indiana Roll 170
Pg. 403, "Electronic."
20. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day
Saints, Family History Resource File, 1880 U. S. Census, 1880 census,
Richland Township, Rush County, Indiana Pg. 235.
21.
billiepad2.FTW, Date of Import: May 24, 2003.
22. 1850 census, 97th
District, Rush County, Indiana Roll 170 Pg.
399.
23.
billiepad2.FTW, Date of Import: May 24, 2003.
24. 1860 census,
Richland, Richland Township, Rush County, Indiana 0777,
(Broderbund #304, Brøderbund Software, Inc., Release date: December 19, 1997),
"Electronic."
25. 1850 census, 97th District, Rush County,
Indiana Roll 170 Pg. 404, "Electronic."
26.
billiepad2.FTW, Date of Import: May 24, 2003.
27. Dublin Middle Cemetery, Dublin, Jackson Township, Wayne
County, Indiana.
28. billiepad2.FTW, Date of Import: May 24,
2003.
29. 1850 census, 97th District, Rush County,
Indiana Roll 170 Pg.
398.
30.
billiepad2.FTW, Date of Import: May 24, 2003.
31. 1840 census,
Richland Township, Rush County, Indiana Roll 93 Pg. 149,
"Electronic."
32. 1850 census, 97th District, Rush County,
Indiana Roll 170 Pg.
399.
33.
Family Bible belonging to Austin Miller and Mary Ann Cook.
34.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, Family History Resource File,
1880 U. S. Census, 1880 census, Martinsville, Clark County, Illinois
Pg. 132.
35. billiepad2.FTW, Date of Import: May 24,
2003.
36. 1850 census, 97th District, Rush County,
Indiana Roll 170 Pg.
399.
37.
1840 census, Richland Township, Rush County, Indiana Roll
93 Pg. 149, "Electronic."
38. Family Bible belonging to
Austin Miller and Mary Ann Cook.
39. The Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter-Day Saints, Family History Resource File, 1880 U. S. Census, 1880
census, Martinsville, Clark County, Illinois Pg. 132.
40.
billiepad.FTW, Date of Import: May 24, 2003.
41. billiepad2.FTW, Date
of Import: May 24, 2003.
42. Indiana Marriages Through 1850, (Indiana State Library Genealogy Division,
Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana), "Electronic."
43.
billiepad2.FTW, Date of Import: May 24, 2003.
44. billiepad.FTW, Date
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45. billiepad2.FTW, Date of Import: May 24,
2003.
46. billiepad.FTW, Date of Import: May 24, 2003.
47.
billiepad2.FTW, Date of Import: May 24, 2003.
48. billiepad.FTW, Date
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49. billiepad2.FTW, Date of Import: May 24,
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50. billiepad.FTW, Date of Import: May 24, 2003.
51.
billiepad2.FTW, Date of Import: May 24, 2003.
52. billiepad.FTW, Date
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53. billiepad2.FTW, Date of Import: May 24,
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54. billiepad.FTW, Date of Import: May 24, 2003.
55.
billiepad2.FTW, Date of Import: May 24, 2003.
56. billiepad.FTW, Date
of Import: May 24, 2003.
57. 1850 census, 97th District, Rush
County, Indiana Roll 170 Pg.
399.
58.
1840 census, Richland Township, Rush County, Indiana Roll
93 Pg. 149, "Electronic."
59. Family Bible belonging to
Austin Miller and Mary Ann Cook.
60. The Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter-Day Saints, Family History Resource File, 1880 U. S. Census, 1880
census, Martinsville, Clark County, Illinois Pg. 132.
61.
billiepad.FTW, Date of Import: May 24, 2003.
62. billiepad2.FTW, Date
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63. Indiana Marriages Through 1850, (Indiana State Library Genealogy Division,
Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana), "Electronic."
64. billiepad.FTW,
Date of Import: May 24, 2003.
65. billiepad2.FTW, Date of Import: May
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66. billiepad.FTW, Date of Import: May 24, 2003.
67.
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2003.
74. billiepad.FTW, Date of Import: May 24, 2003.
75.
billiepad2.FTW, Date of Import: May 24, 2003.
76. 1850 census, 97th
District, Rush County, Indiana Roll 170 Pg.
399.
77.
1840 census, Richland Township, Rush County, Indiana Roll
93 Pg. 149, "Electronic."
78. Family Bible belonging to
Austin Miller and Mary Ann Cook.
79. The Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter-Day Saints, Family History Resource File, 1880 U. S. Census, 1880
census, Martinsville, Clark County, Illinois Pg. 132.
80.
billiepad2.FTW, Date of Import: May 24, 2003.
81. 1850 census, 97th
District, Rush County, Indiana Roll 170 Pg.
399.
82.
Family Bible belonging to Austin Miller and Mary Ann Cook.
83.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, Family History Resource File,
1880 U. S. Census, 1880 census, Martinsville, Clark County, Illinois
Pg. 135.
84. billiepad2.FTW, Date of Import: May 24,
2003.
85. 1850 census, 97th District, Rush County,
Indiana Roll 170 Pg.
399.
86.
Family Bible belonging to Austin Miller and Mary Ann Cook.
87.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, Family History Resource File,
1880 U. S. Census, 1880 census, Martinsville, Clark County, Illinois
Pg. 129.
88. billiepad2.FTW, Date of Import: May 24,
2003.
89. 1850 census, 97th District, Rush County,
Indiana Roll 170 Pg.
399.
90.
Family Bible belonging to Austin Miller and Mary Ann Cook.
91.
billiepad2.FTW, Date of Import: May 24, 2003.
92. Family Bible
belonging to Austin Miller and Mary Ann Cook.
93. billiepad2.FTW,
Date of Import: May 24, 2003.
94. Family Bible belonging to Austin
Miller and Mary Ann Cook.
95. billiepad2.FTW, Date of Import: May
24, 2003.
96. Family Bible belonging to Austin Miller and Mary Ann
Cook.
97. billiepad2.FTW, Date of Import: May 24,
2003.
98. Family Bible belonging to Austin Miller and Mary Ann
Cook.
99. billiepad2.FTW, Date of Import: May 24,
2003.
100. 1850 census, 97th District, Rush County,
Indiana Roll 170 Pg.
399.
101.
Family Bible belonging to Austin Miller and Mary Ann Cook.
102.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, Family History Resource File,
1880 U. S. Census, 1880 census, Martinsville, Clark County, Illinois
Pg. 135.
103. billiepad.FTW, Date of Import: May 24,
2003.
104. billiepad2.FTW, Date of Import: May 24, 2003.
105.
Family Bible belonging to Austin Miller and Mary Ann Cook.
106.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, Family History Resource File,
1880 U. S. Census, 1880 census, Martinsville, Clark County, Illinois
Pg. 135.
107. billiepad.FTW, Date of Import: May 24,
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108. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, Family
History Resource File, 1880 U. S. Census, 1880 census, Martinsville, Clark
County, Illinois Pg. 135.
109. billiepad.FTW, Date of Import:
May 24, 2003.
Descendants of William Morgan
Generation No.
1
1.
William1 Morgan1 was born 1813 in
Pennsylvania1. He married Sarah Curtis1 May 20, 1842 in Knox CO,
Ohio1, daughter of Jonathan Curtis and Charlotte Blue.
She was born 1824 in Knox CO, Ohio1.
Children of William
Morgan and Sarah Curtis are:
+
2 i. Jonathan2 Morgan, born
March 31, 1843 in Knox County, OH; died December 23, 1928 in Enid,
OK.
3 ii. Hugh Morgan1, born 1845 in
Knox CO, Ohio1.
Generation No.
2
2.
Jonathan2 Morgan (William1)2,3,3,4 was
born March 31, 1843 in Knox County, OH4, and died December 23,
1928 in Enid, OK. He married Amanda Jane
Miller5,6,7,7,8,9 August 06, 1865 in Martinsville, IL,
daughter of William Miller and Mary Cook. She was born December 08, 1842
in Andersonville, IN, and died July 26, 1919 in Enid,
OK.
Children of Jonathan
Morgan and Amanda Miller are:
4 i. Neamata May3 Morgan, born
May 02, 1866 in Martinsville, IL.
5 ii. Ulysses S. Morgan, born May 15, 1870 in
Martinsville, IL; died February 19, 1898.
Notes for Ulysses S.
Morgan:
Married:
Irene (Rene) Lacy
6
iii. Hermotia Lodoska Morgan, born August 29, 1876 in Martinsville, IL,
Clark
County.
7 iv.
Blaine E
Morgan.
8 v.
Earl Austin Morgan, born May 09, 1881 in Martinsville, IL; died September
1881.
9 vi. Pearl Ann
Morgan, born May 09, 1881 in Martinsville, IL.
+
10 vii. Alma
Gertrude Morgan, born August 17, 1872 in Martinsville, Clark County, Illinois;
died August 28, 1965 in Enid, OK.
11
viii. Cansadia Morgan, born 1868 in Martinsville,
Clark County, Illinois; died September 20, 1962.
Generation No.
3
10. Alma
Gertrude3 Morgan (Jonathan2,
William1)10,11 was born August 17, 1872 in
Martinsville, Clark County, Illinois11, and died August 28,
1965 in Enid, OK. She married Frederick Edwin Bartlett March 11, 1891 in
Kingfisher Co. Oklahoma Territory, son of George Bartlett and
Arabella Dennett. He was born June 06, 1867 in Greenwood County, KS
(Janesville), and died December 28, 1945 in Enid, OK.
Notes for Frederick Edwin
Bartlett:
1870 Census,
Janesville Twp:
#2 Bartlett, George
D. age 33 value of farm $1450 Born VT
Farmer
Arabella
31
Martha
M.
9
George
G.
7
Eliza
E.
4
Frank
E.
3
Ida
M.
10/12
Bartlett, Geo.
W.
70
$1000 Born MA Stone
Mason
------
Bartlett, Frank returned from Okla.
trip 1/5 25 Jul 1890
More About Frederick Edwin
Bartlett:
Residence:
December 24, 1935, Enid, OK (Martha Obit)
Children of Alma
Morgan and Frederick Bartlett are:
+
12
i. Ida Amanda4 Bartlett, born December 04, 1893 in
Kingfisher Oklahoma Territory; died August 1979 in Enid, OK.
13
ii. Maud May Bartlett.
14 iii. Guy Edwin Bartlett.
15 iv. Thomas Morgan Bartlett.
16 v. Gertrude Garland Bartlett.
Generation No.
4
12. Ida
Amanda4 Bartlett (Alma Gertrude3 Morgan,
Jonathan2, William1) was born December 04, 1893 in
Kingfisher Oklahoma Territory, and died August 1979 in Enid, OK. She
married Joseph LaFayette Burford December 02, 1914 in Pocatello, ID. He was born
February 08, 1894, and died October 1987 in Enid, Oklahoma.
More About Joseph LaFayette
Burford:
Residence:
1987, Waukomis, Oklahoma 73773
Social Security Number:
445-18-9508
Children of Ida Bartlett and Joseph Burford are:
17 i. Betty Mae5 Burford. She married
Gerald Walterscheidt.
18 ii. Benjamin Terrell
Burford.
Endnotes
1. jkhcanoe.FTW, Date of
Import: May 24, 2003.
2. Family Bible belonging to Austin Miller and
Mary Ann Cook.
3. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints,
Family History Resource File, 1880 U. S. Census, 1880 census, Martinsville,
Clark County, Illinois Pg. 135.
4. billiepad.FTW, Date of
Import: May 24, 2003.
5. 1850 census, 97th District, Rush County,
Indiana Roll 170 Pg.
399.
6.
Family Bible belonging to Austin Miller and Mary Ann Cook.
7.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, Family History Resource File,
1880 U. S. Census, 1880 census, Martinsville, Clark County, Illinois
Pg. 135.
8. billiepad.FTW, Date of Import: May 24,
2003.
9. billiepad2.FTW, Date of Import: May 24, 2003.
10. The
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, Family History Resource File, 1880
U. S. Census, 1880 census, Martinsville, Clark County, Illinois Pg.
135.
11. billiepad.FTW, Date of Import: May 24,
2003.
Descendants of Liba Washburn
Generation No.
1
1. Liba1
Washburn was born 1804 in VT, and died 1888 in Stevens Co.. He married
Sarah Bradish, daughter of Daniel
Bradish. She was born in NY, and died September 03, 1864 in French
Corrall, CA.
Notes for Liba
Washburn:
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James N. ALLISON & Liba WASHBURN pioneer families
to Stevens co. Washington
STEVENS COUNTY
James N. Allison b.Ky 1839
established a ranch, three miles east of what is now Fruitland,Stevens county,
Washington, in 1882 prior to Washington becoming a state, then known as
Washington Territory.
Mr. ALLISON, his wife Nellie Ellen WASHBURN-ALLISON
b.1845 MI (to Liba WASHBURN & (Sarah BRADISH - WASHBURN b. 1815 NY d.
French Corral, CA. 1864) their children, her father, Liba WASHBURN b. abt 1804
VT., came from Nevada with horses for Fort Spokane, overland via wagons. James
N. & Nellie Ellen ALLISONS, children some of which had been born in
California, and some in Nevada, recounted the trip for many years, how their
father had stored his California Gold in the hubs of the wagons, to prevent it
from being stolen by robbers. The ALLISON family had been involved with horses
while living in Marysville, Calif. there they had a string of Show horses, they
would take to San Francisco to exhibit at Horse Shows. When they left Paradise
Valley, Nevada a Horse Trainer/Vaquero was accompanying them on the trip, along
with a Chinese Cook, some time along the way to Washington, the wagons came upon
a group of Indians, terrified the Vaquero & Cook left the wagon party in
haste, and were never seen again.
The ALLISON & WASHBURN family
members arrived safely at Fort Spokane, a military post at the confluence of
the Spokane & Columbia rivers in eastern Washington. Mrs. ALLISON'S new cook stove,
purchased before the trip arrived safely and still survives in Stevens county.
Albert WASHBURN b.abt 1843 NY, Nellie’s brother, and a former Calif. Calvary
soldier, during the Civil War, had already arrived in Washington prior to the
Allisons, he had scoped out the country around the Fruitland Valley, and
suggested they hurry to acquire the good land before all was taken, in a letter
sent to them from Cheney, a town 10 miles from Spokane Falls, both towns were
vieing for the county seat at this time in the early 1880's, Spokane Falls
eventually winning out.
These pioneer families were not new to adventure
or travel, when they left the state of Nevada on their trip to Washington. James
N. Allison, had been taken by his father, Edward ALLISON b. abt 1807 Ky. to
Platte county, Missouri in the late 1840's, then overland to the California
Goldrush, along the way they ran into trouble with Indians on the Humbolt river.
James N. ALLISON, arrived in Calif. when he was 10 years old in 1850.
Family legend has it that Edward ALLISON, was somewhat of a gambler, he is
listed as a hotel owner in a 1870 city directory around Nevada city, CA. He disappears from this
families records as of yet, (Feb. 2001) a record written by a family member in
1942, lists him as being shot in a card game, in Diamond Springs, CA. James N.
ALLISON'S, mother, Sarah most likely did not end up in Calif. Edward ALLISON,
was in the company of a Jane, and several more children on the 1860 Calif.
census reports all born on CA. except one.
Nellie "Ellen" WASHBURN, left
NY. as a small child with her parents, on a ship for the Istmus, where her
mother, Sarah a invalid at the time, was carried across the land crossing by
Chinese coolies, to the Pacific, and then on via ship to San Francisco, and the
Goldfields of California. Her father, Liba WASHBURN, had been to California prior to his bringing his wife,
daughter, & sons Ira & Albert. Liba had found gold on Poormans Creek, a
tributary of the Yuba River. Nellie's grandfather, Daniel BRADISH
fought in the REV. war,his family seemed to be in the state of Mass.for many
years and is first reported in the area in 1635. A family letter written by Liba
WASHBURN, to his daughter, Nellie "Ellen" late in 1866, asks her if she has
heard from the family back in Potsdam, NY.? Cemetery records in that area of
St. Lawrence County, NY seem to provide a clue to the WASHBURN & some of the
BRADISH, family being in the area a good part of the 1800's. Providing a clue to
how Sarah Bradish WASHBURN, was transported back and forth from Jackson co.
Michigan to New York, her daughter Nellie Ellen was born in Jackson co. prior to
her going back to NY and on to Calif. Postdam, NY is very close to the St
Lawrence river, in northern NY state, the St. Lawrence river, was a water way
route to the Great Lakes, and on to Michigan, this route was used a lot prior to
the Railroads being built, for the easterners wanting to eventually reach the
demarcation points for the Oregon Trail & on to the west from Missouri.
James N. & Nellie Ellen ALLISON'S, Children: Armillia F. m. J.S.
MCLEAN, Liba E. m. Laura Thomas, Lucy A. m. Edward S. SULLIVAN, Albert F. m.
Addie Bennett, Pearl L. m. James L. ROSS, James C. m. Audra Dutton. James C.
ALLISON, was the only child of this family b.in Washington.
James N. ALLISON, died at 96
yrs. 8 months, in Stevens county, Washington July 11, 1936 his first wife:
Nellie Ellen ALLISON, d. 1910 After his first wife's death, he was married to a
Jane Cooper Andrews, she also proceeded him in death, in the late 1920's.
A good percent of the WASHBURN & ALLISON, dec. are buried in
Greenwood cemetery, Stevens co. Washington, near the town of Hunters, Washington. The ranch established by
James Nelson ALLISON, still remains in his descendant’s family, Feb. 2001.
This Pioneer family to Washington Territory has contributed much to establishing
the History of its roots, in the United States,from the REV War, War of 1812, Civil
War, WWI, decorated heros of WWII on the islands Iwo Jima, & Luzon, and the
Viet Nam conflict. The 1970's a grandson guarded the Pres. of the United States of America. Although, many have been Cowboys,
Indians, Homemakers, Dentists, Ranchers,Mining engineers, Store keepers, Golf
Pros, Teachers, Loggers, Mechanics, Writers, Artists,we hope to preserve what
family history we can to the proud memory of those that came before us.
Source:
History of North Washington, pub.1904 now in public domain,
includes pioneer histories for: Stevens, Ferry, Okanogan & Chelan counties
of Washington State. Spokane County Library,Spokane, Washington + original copy of book in
ALLISON/WASHBURN decendent's
possession.-----------------------------------------------------------------------
1st 6
generations, Bradish family in America, 1888 Library of Congress U.S National
Archives, Washington D.C. military rec.Daniel Bradish 1860 Nevada co. California
Census 1860 Sutter co. California Census Nevada City Transcript/Newspaper June
10, 1866 Nevada City, Calif. U.S Gov. Land Patents / records: Nevada &
Washington states, Website Orig. Calif. Calvary 1st Rg/ Civil war discharge rec
1866 I.WASHBURN Calif.Cav.Civil war record Albert WASHBURN, online. 1880's &
1890's Spokane county, Wa. State Marriage records
Washington State vital statistics, Stevens co.Wa. Greenwood cemetery records,
Hunters, Stevens co. Washington Spokesman Review Newspaper Archives, Spokane
co.Library, Spokane,Wa Okanogan co.Wa. records marriages online rootsweb Family
History, Zoi MANGUS - MCLEAN written 1942 N.Y. Times, ships departing S.S.Star
of the West, 1854 WASHBURN Personal letters/records of: Allison, Washburn, Ross,
Sullivan,McLean, Warsinske families: copies or orginals in familys possession.
Submitter ID: 20583
Email Address: spurs@uswest.net
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I do not have a Liba W. in my files but a check of
the New York Rootsweb, Liba is shown in Vermont in 1820 to 1839, and then in New
York State in 1850. There were several Washburns in Vermont by the
1700s.
Asa, Abisha, Ebenezer( tory-went to Ont. Can.) Have you tried US Genweb for the
states? If I find reference to a Liba in the coming
week.
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Liba Washburn b. 1804 to 1815 listed on Orange co.
census 1820 & 1830, m. Sarah Bradish of NY.searching for his parents name or
siblings
More About
Liba Washburn:
Burial:
Greenwood Cemetery, Hunters WA, Stevens Co.
Occupation: Lawyer 1860's in CA
and 1870's NV
Residence: Bet. 1820 - 1839, Vermont
Children of Liba Washburn and Sarah Bradish are:
+
2 i. Ellen Lois2 Washburn, born
August 15, 1845 in Jackson County, Michigan.
3 ii. Ira Washburn.
More About Ira
Washburn:
Military
service: California Calvery during the Civil
War
4 iii. Albert
Washburn.
More
About Albert Washburn:
Military service: California Calvery during the Civil
War
Residence: 1875, Paradise Valley, Humboldt, NV
Generation No.
2
2. Ellen
Lois2 Washburn (Liba1) was born August 15, 1845 in
Jackson County, Michigan. She married James
Nelson Allison January
10, 1866 in French
Corrall, CA, son of J. Allison and Sara. He
was born November 04, 1839 in Madison Co. KY, and died 1936 in Fruitland,
WA (96 yrs).
Notes for Ellen Lois
Washburn:
Nellie named
the valley "Fruitland Valley"
Notes for James Nelson
Allison:
BIO: Allison,
James N, Madison Co, Ky
From "History of North Washington" Published
1904
Transcribed by: Candy Grubb (candyg@theofficenet.com)
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JAMES
N. ALLISON
James N. Allison. About three
miles east from Fruitland is located the fine residence and estate of the
subject of this review. A score of years ago, Mr. Allison made his way through
the then wild
country, selected this place and went back to Fort Spokane,
where his family and stuff were, and took the light wagon and made his way to
the spot. The heavier vehicles could not be brought in. From that
time to the present, he and his faithful wife, who has always displayed true
courage and worth, have wrought to bring up their family and build a home, which
have been accomplished with gratifying
success.
James N. Allison was born in
Madison county, Kentucky, on November 4, 1839, and his parents,
Edward and Sarah Allison, were natives of the same place. In 1847 the
family went to Platte
County, Missouri, and in the spring of 1850 they came to
Nevada County, California, across the plains, meeting difficult with the Indians
at Humboldt river. Later they mined at French Corrall and there on January
10, 1866, our subject married Miss Nellie L., daughter of Liba and Sarah
(Bradish) Washburn, natives of Vermont and New York, respectively. They removed to Jackson
County, Michigan, where Mrs. Allison was born August 15, 1845. Mr.
Washburn was a lawyer, made a raise on Poorman's
creek, and voted the first
Republican ticket in Sutter
County, California. He was a prominent and
influential man there and in Nevada, where he lived later. He first came
alone to seek gold, then returned and brought his family via the isthmus.
The mother of Mrs. Allison was an invalid for years and died at French Corrall
on September 3, 1864. The father died in Stevens County in 1890 and is buried on Mr. Allison's
ranch. Our subject raised stock in Sutter County until 1875 and then went
to Paradise valley in Nevada. In 1882 he came with a band of horses to
Fort Spokane and thence as we have related to his
present place. Five children were in the family then and the hardships of
frontier life and journeying in a prairie schooner were all endured by the
family. The estate of Mr. Allison is one of the best here, the residence
is situated in a most sightly place and the orchard, the first in the country,
is fine. Mr. Allison and his wife have labored faithfully and wisely and
have manifested great interest in all progressive movements and in building up
the country. They have six children Armillia F., wife of J.S. McLean; Liba
E., married to Laura Thomas; Lucy A., wife of Edward S. Sullivan; Albert F.,
married to Addie Bennett; Pearl L., wife of James L. Ross; James C., the third
white child born in the Fruitland valley. All live near Fruitland.
Mrs. Allison's grandfather, Daniel Bradish, was a patriot in the Revolution, an
officer in the War of 1812 and died in 1857, in his ninety-ninth
year.
More About James Nelson Allison:
Burial: Greenwood Cemetery,
Hunters WA, Stevens Co.
Cause of Death: Broncho-pneumonia
Medical
Information: contributory cause, Influenza
Occupation: Abt. 1850, Miner,
French Corrall
Residence: 1847, Platte Co.
Missouri
Children of Ellen Washburn and James Allison are:
+
5 i. Liba E.3 Allison, born
January 18, 1868 in Marysville, CA Sutter Co.; died October 09, 1942 in
Fruitland, WA (74 yrs).
6 ii. Armillia F. Allison, born 1866 in
Marysville, CA Sutter Co.. She married J. S.
McLean.
7 iii. Lucy A.
Allison, born 1869 in Marysville, CA Sutter Co.. She married Edward
S. Sullivan.
8 iv.
Albert F. Allison, born 1872 in Marysville, CA Sutter Co.; died
1960. He married Addie Bennett; born 1875; died 1954.
More About Albert F.
Allison:
Burial:
Greenwood Cemetery, Hunters WA, Stevens Co.
More About Addie
Bennett:
Burial:
Greenwood Cemetery, Hunters WA, Stevens
Co.
9 v.
Pearl L. Allison, born 1878
in Paradise Valley, Humboldt, NV. She married James L.
Ross.
10 vi. James C. Allison,
born 1885.
Notes
for James C. Allison:
Third white child born in the
Fruitland Valley, WA
Generation No.
3
5. Liba
E.3 Allison (Ellen Lois2 Washburn, Liba1) was
born January 18, 1868 in Marysville, CA Sutter Co., and died October 09,
1942 in Fruitland, WA (74 yrs). He married Laura M. Thomas January
06, 1892, daughter of Eben Thomas and Maria Crandall. She was born August
1871 in DC says Springfield, MA, Says NH 1930 Census, and died April 12, 1942 in
Fruitland, WA Age 71.
More About Liba E.
Allison:
Burial:
Greenwood Cemetery, Hunters WA, Stevens Co.
Cause of Death: Large carcinoma
in abdomen. Duration 6 mths.
Census: April 02, 1930, Age 62 Head, home worth
15000
Occupation: Death Cert. says Farmer
More About Laura M.
Thomas:
Burial:
Greenwood Cemetery, Hunters WA, Stevens Co.
Cause of Death: Angina Pectoris
duration 3 yrs
Census: April 02, 1930, Age 59
Medical Information: due to
Arterial sclerosis duration 5 yrs
Occupation:
Housewife
Children of Liba Allison and Laura Thomas are:
11 i. Thomas Eben4 Allison, born
June 20, 1894 in Fruitland, WA (Stevens Co.); died May 05, 1977 in Spokane, WA
at the VA hospital (82 yrs). He married Helen Vynne Colborn 1917; born
March 31, 1900 in Spokane, WA 10:27 AM; died January 26, 1963 in Coeur d'Alene,
ID.
More About Thomas Eben
Allison:
Burial:
Forest Cemetery, Coeur d’Alene ID
Cause of Death:
Pneumonia. Carcinoma of lung w/metastases for 1 year
Medical
Information: Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease
Occupation: Farmer
(usually occupation on Death Cert.)
Social Security Number:
536-05-5908
More
About Helen Vynne Colborn:
Occupation:
Housewife
12 ii. Maude
Allison. She married Gus Warsinske.
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