| Some circumstantial evidence is vey strong, as when you find a trout in the milk
| —Henry David Thoreau
1817-1862
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288. HARMON6 BEAVERS
( Ralph5 Beavers,
George4 Beavers,
Ann3 Clifford,
George2,
unknown Clifford1);
born 22 February 1807. Sönn (1949), page 37, states no further records available for this Harmon Bavers. This Harmon was undoubtedly the Harmon Beavers, farmer, born circa 1807 in New Jersey, living in Sonnett Township, Cayuga County, New York in 1880. 1597
Child of Harmon Beaver and wife:
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| 859
| i.
| John7 Beavers; born circa 1838 in New Jersey; married Hannah [-?-]; born circa 1840 in New Jersey. In 1880 John, Hannah and family were living in the household of John's father (different family) in Sonnett Township, Cayuga County, New York, where John was enumerated as a farmer.1598 Apparently John and Hannah had just recently moved to New York from New Jersey, since their son Ralph Beavers was born in December 1879 in New Jersey. Children of John and Hannah Beavers listed in the 1880 federal census (all born in New Jersey): (1) Fred Beavers, born circa 1868; (2) Martha Beavers; born circa 1870; (3) Elmer Beavers, born circa 1874; and (4) Ralph Beavers, born December 1879.
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289. JOSEPH6 BEAVERS
( Ralph5 Beavers,
George4 Beavers,
Ann3 Clifford,
George2,
unknown Clifford1);
born 7 August 1809 in New Jersey; died 5 May 1881; married MARGARET STOUT (daughter of Andrew Stout); born 7 August 1807 in New Jersey; died 10 March 1883. 1599 Both Joseph and Margaret are buried in Fairmont Cemetery [?Fairmont Cemetery, Phillipsburg, Warren County, New Jersey].
In 1880, Joseph and Margaret were living by themselves, but next door to their son Harmon, in Tewksbury Township, Hunterdon County, New Jersey, where Joseph was enumerated as a farmer. 1600
Children of Joseph and Martha (Stout) Beavers:
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|---|
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| 860
| i.
| John7 Wesley Beavers; born circa 1832 in New Jersey; married Emmaline Seavers; born circa 1832 in New Jersey. The family was living in Washington Township, Morris County, New Jersey in 1880 (census page 442), where John was a farmer. Children known from the 1880 census (all born in New Jersey) were (1) Elijah W. Beavers, born circa 1859; (2) Georgianna Beavers, born circa 1863; (3) Maryann Beavers, born circa 1863; (4) Ulysis G. A. L. Beavers, born circa 1868; (5) William E. Beavers, born circa 1871; and (6) Samuel M. Beavers, born circa 1875.
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|
| 861
| ii.
| Jane Beavers; born circa 1833 in New Jersey; married George Pickle; born circa 1825 in New Jersey. In 1880, the family was living in Chester Township, Morris County, New Jersey, where George was farming (page 97). Children known from thsi census, all born in New Jersey: (1) Joseph Pickle, born circa 1855; (2) Margaret Pickle, born circa 1857; (3) Sarah M. Pickle, born circa 1860; (4) George C. Pickle, born circa 1863; (5) Emma J. Pickle, born circa 1865; (6) Elizabeth A. Pickle, born circa 1867; (7) Olive L. Pickle, born circa 1871; and (8) Hubert Pickle, born circa 1879.
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| 862
| iii.
| Martha Beavers; born circa 1835 in New Jersey; married Theodore Lance; born circa 1831 in New Jersey. Theodore was a farmer in 1880 when the family was living in Tewksbury Township, Hunterdon County, New Jersey (page 385). Their children known from the 1880 census (all born in New Jersey): (1) William Lance, born circa 1860; (2) Jane Lance, born circa 1862; (3) Lucy Lance, born circa 1870; and Joseph B. Lance, born circa 1875.
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| 863
| iv.
| Joseph Chattle Beavers; married Charity Crater.
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| 864
| v.
| George Beavers; died of typhoid fever while in the Union Army during the Civil War.
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| 865
| vi.
| Harmon Beavers; born circa ?1844 in New Jersey; married Juliann Pickle:1601 "Oct. 17th [1866] by Rev. J. B. Howard, Harmon Beavers to Juliann Pickle"1602; born circa 1847 in New Jersey. In 1880, the family was living in Clinton Township, Hunterdon County, New Jersey, where Harmon was enumerated as a farmer. Also listed with the family in 1880 were Isaah Dilts, born circa 1853; Gertrude Dilts, born circa 1858; Alice Dilts, born circa 1862, and a Watson Striker, born 1860. Children of Harmon and Julia known from the 1880 census (page 259) (all born in New Jersey: (1) Mary E. Beavers, born circa 1868; (2) Joseph Beavers, born circa 1870; (3) George E. Beavers, born circa 1874; (4) Maggie Beavers, born circa 1877; (5) Fred Beavers, born circa 1880.
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|
| 866
| vii.
| Ralph Beavers; born January 1842 in New Jersey; married Hannah Elizabeth Rinehart; born February 1847 in New Jersey. In 1870, Ralph and Hannah E. and daughter Ellen were in Tewksbury Township, Hunterdon County, New Jersey (page 368). In 1880 (page 343) and 1900 (page 6A), the family was living in Nemaha Township, Lancaster County, Nebraska. Ralph was a farmer. Children known from federal censuses (both born in New Jersey):
(1) Elmer E. Beavers, born February 1867; married Cora [—?—], born October 1871 in Nebraska. Elmer was a farmer. The family lived in Nemaha Township, Lancaster County, Nebraska in 1900 (next door to Ralph's parents), 1910 (page 6B), and 1920 (page 10B). Their children known from the federal censuses (all born in Nebraska): (i) Bessie L. Beavers, born October 1891; (ii) Ralph E. Beavers, born July 1893; (iii) Hobart (or Hubert) Beavers, born June 1896: (iv) Glenn Beavers. born circa 1901; and Robert N. Beavers, born circa 1905; married Elsie [—?—], born circa 1910 in Nebraska; Robert was a farmer—in 1930, the family was in Nemaha Township, Lancaster County with son Robert N. Beavers, Jr., born 1930 (page 1A).
(2) Maggie Beavers, born circa 1873.
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|
| 867
| viii.
| Christiana Beavers.
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|
| 868
| ix.
| Manning F. Beavers; born circa 1849 in New Jersey; married Mary Marrietta Pickle: "At New Germantown, November 29th [1873], by Rev. W. H. Haggerty, Manning F. Beavers to Mary [Marietta] E. Pickle, both of Fairmount" [probably this is the Fairmont in Tewksbury Township, Hunterdon County, New Jersey].1603 According to the 1880 federal census, Mary was born circa 1851 in New Jersey. In 1880, Manning, farmer, and Harriet (should this be Marietta, or was Harriet a second wife) were living next door to Harmon's parents, with children (1) Maggie Beavers, born circa 1875 in New Jersey, and (2) Samuel Beavers, born 1880 in New Jersey.1604
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295. ELIZABETH6 FRITTS
( Anna5 Beavers,
George4 Beavers,
Ann3 Clifford,
George2,
unknown Clifford1);
born 5 February 1806; died 5 March 1874; married MICHAEL HONNESS; born 25 June 1797; died 4 January 1830. 1605
Children of Michael and Elizabeth (Fritts) Honness:
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|---|
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| 869
| i.
| Christiana Honness; born 1826; died 1828.
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| +
| 870
| ii.
| Benjamin7 Fritts Honness; born 7 November 1827; died 9 July 1917; married (first) Elizabeth S. Probasco; married (second) Sarah Ann Foster.
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| 871
| iii.
| Sarah Ann Honness; born 1 August 1829; died 1 November 1905; married David B. Alpaugh.
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296. SARAH6 ANN FRITTS
( Anna5 Beavers,
George4 Beavers,
Ann3 Clifford,
George2,
unknown Clifford1);
born 24 August 1807; died 19 October 1836; on 16 February 1832, 1606 she married JAMES BEATTY, JR.; born 16 February 1807; died 19 August 1878; he was a son of James and Elizabeth (Sliker) Beatty. 1607
Child of James and Sarah Ann (Fritts) Beatty:
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|---|
| +
| 872
| i.
| Ann7 Elizabeth Beatty; born 1834; died 1927; married Isaac Snover Smith.
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311. GEORGE6 BEAVERS CARHART
( Mary5 (Polly) Beavers,
George4 Beavers,
Ann3 Clifford,
George2,
unknown Clifford1);
born 12 January 1812; died 17 March 1905 in Brooklyn, New York; married in Macon, Georgia, 17 February 1850, MARY ELIZABETH ROSE; born 5 August 1829 in Clinton, North Carolina or in Georgia (the 1880 federal census reports her born in Georgia); died 22 November 1899 in Brooklyn, New York. 1608
George Beavers Carhart was a banker. In 1880, George, Mary and child Amory were living in Brooklyn, New York, where George was enumerated as a retired merchant. 1609
Children of George and Mary Elizabeth (Rose) Carhart:
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|---|
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| 873
| i.
| (tentative) William7 E. Carhart; born 1850 in New York; married Augusta [-?-]; born circa 1853 in New York. In 1880, William, Augusta and child William were living in Brooklyn, New York, where William was enumerated as a grocer. William's father was reported born in New Jersey and his mother born in Georgia. Child known from the 1880 federal census: (1) William E, Carhart (Jr.,), born circa 1875 in New York.1610 In 1920, this William E. Carhart (Jr.) was living in Brooklyn, New York; he was single, listed as a broker in a bank, and his mother, Augusta, was living with him.1611
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| 874
| ii.
| Amory Sibley Carhart; born 28 December 1851 in New York; married Marion Brookman.1612
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332. ALEXANDER6 WHITE
( William5 Wellington,
Mary4 Beavers,
Ann3 Clifford,
George2,
unknown Clifford1);
born 28 February 1808 in Lewis County, Virginia; married MARY WHITE; born circa 1807 in Ohio. She was a daughter of Samuel M. and Nancy (Ballinger) White of Franklin County, Ohio. 1613
Samuel M. White was a son of Samuel and Jane (Stewart) White, and hence a brother of Alexander White who married Mary Beavers-see "More on the Whites of Sussex County, New Jersey, and Hardy County, West Virginia, and a possible Mayflower connection" for dates. Therefore, Alexander and Mary (White) White were second cousins.
In 1850, Alexander, Mary and children Wilson, Frances, William,, Samuel, Jane and Alexander were living in Jackson Township, where Alexander and sons Wilson and William were enumerated as farmers. 1614 In 1880, Alexander, Mary and children Jane and Alice were still living in Jackson Township. 1615
Children of Alexander and Mary (White) White as listed in the 1850 and 1880 federal censuses:
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|---|
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| 875
| i.
| Wilson6 White; born circa 1832.
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| 876
| ii.
| Frances White; born circa 1834.
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| 877
| iii.
| William White; born circa 1835.
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| 878
| iv.
| Samuel Clark White; born circa 1837.
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| 879
| v.
| Jane Stewart White; born circa 1839.
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| 880
| vi.
| Alexander White; born circa 1839.
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| 881
| vii.
| Alice M. White; born circa 1855.
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Other children reported to be children of Alexander and Mary (White) White (not necessarily in order of birth):1616
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| 882
| viii.
| Jacob H. White.
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| 883
| ix.
| Joseph White.
|
|
| 884
| x.
| Rebecca White.
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|
| 885
| xi.
| Muchner White.
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| 886
| xii.
| Cummings H. White.
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| 887
| xiii.
| Henry White.
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336. PAXTON6 EZEKIEL STOUT WHITE
( William5 Wellington,
Mary4 Beavers,
Ann3 Clifford,
George2,
unknown Clifford1);
born 25 March 1819 in Lewis County, Virginia; died 15 July 1888; married MARY MAXON; born 19 April 1824 in Virginia; died 15 December 1898. 1617
In 1850, Paxton, Mary and children Julius, Irving, and Adelia were living in Lewis County, Virginia, where Paxton was enumerated as a farmer. 1618
Children listed in the 1850 federal census (all born in Virginia):
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|---|
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| 888
| i.
| Julius6 White; born circa 1844.
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| 889
| ii.
| Irving (Orrin?) White; born circa 1846.
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| 890
| iii.
| Adelia White; born circa 1849.
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Other children of Paxton and Mary (Maxon) White (not all necessarily in order of birth):1619
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|---|
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| 891
| iv.
| Americus Filander White; born 12 January 1852; died 1 September 1917; married Caroline Cordelia Hartley; born circa 1854; died circa 1924.1620 They were the parents of 15 children, one being (1) Roscoe Ross White, born 15 June 1893 in Lewis County, West Virginia, died circa 1963, married Mabel Virginia Mick, born circa 1895, died circa 1965. Roscoe and Mabel had children Ross Allen Peregrine White, born 22 March 1933, and James Edward White (foster son), born 21 May 1935.1621 Roscoe Ross White was the author of "White family records," 1939, updated by Arden White."1622
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|
| 892
| v.
| Remington Brecknridge White.
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| 893
| vi.
| Buchanan White.
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| 894
| vii.
| John L. White.
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| 895
| viii.
| Crittenden White.
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| 896
| ix.
| Sarah Estella White.
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338. WILLIAM6 PAXTON WHITE
( William5 Wellington,
Mary4 Beavers,
Ann3 Clifford,
George2,
unknown Clifford1);
born 25 February 1824 in Virginia; died 1880; married ELIZABETH GANTZ; born 21 October 1831 in Pennsylvania; died 1896. 1623 Elizabeth's sister Lydia Gantz married Thomas Benton White (#350).
In 1850, William and Elizabeth, no children, were living in Jackson Township, Franklin County, Ohio, where William was listed as a farmer. 1624 In 1880, William and Mary were still in Jackson Township, with children T. D. White, Albert R. White and William E. White. 1625
Children of William and Elizabeth (Gantz) White:1626
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|---|
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| 897
| i.
| Dexter6 Gantz White; born 2 April 1851; died June 1934 in Oregon; married Laura Jane Clark; born circa 1855; died 1899. One of the five children of Dexter and Laura (Clark) White was (1) Charles D. White, born 14 July 1884 in Ohio, married Myrtle Ruth Francis, born 28 August 1891 in Ohio, died 25 August 1944 in Ohio. Charles and Myrtle were the parents of Dexter White, the author of "The White family and the Gantz family, updated 1996" and the online report "Peregrine White."1627
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| 898
| ii.
| Thomas Dilworth White.
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| 899
| iii.
| Alice White.
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| 900
| iv.
| Mary C. White.
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| 901
| v.
| William Elvin White.
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| 902
| vi.
| Marcus Adam White.
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| 903
| vii.
| Albert R. White.
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429. SOPHIE6 ELLEN THOMPSON
( Helen5 Permelia Frees,
Naomi4 Beavers,
Ann3 Clifford,
George2,
unknown Clifford1);
born 3 April 1837 in Genesco, Livingston County, New York; died 22 June 1911 in Chicago, Illinois; married MATTHEW ASBURY STEVENSON on 29 March 1858; he was born 7 June 1827 in Emmettsburg, Maryland; died 25 September 1895 in Chicago. 1628
Here is what The Compendium of American Genealogy1629 has to say about Matthew Stevenson: "… one of the earliest daguerreotypists in America, in which art he made a fortune; camp photographer at Camp Dennison, O., during Civil War."
In 1880, the family was in Sandusky, Erie County, Ohio (no occupation given for Matthew or children (page 286). By 1900, Matthew had died, and Sophie and children Adelaide, Bertha, George U., Evangeline, Bryon, and Helen L., all single, were living in Chicago, Illinois (page 16B). In 1910, Sophie, head of the household, was still in Chicago (page 5A), living with daughters Nellie L. [Lucille], Bertha and Evaline V. Kirk.
Children of Matthew and Sophie Ellen (Thompson) Stevenson (all born in Ohio.:
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| 904
| i.
| Irene7 Louise Stevenson; born 20 December 1858; died October 1941; married William Clinton Arnold; born 15 February 1859; died April 1943. One child: (1) Bessie Evaline Arnold, married James S. Hanson.
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| 905
| ii.
| Joseph Asbury Stevenson; born 22 November 1860; died 30 September 1910.
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| 906
| iii.
| Edward Franklin Stevenson; born 12 January 1863; died 25 May 1874.
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| 907
| iv.
| Eugenia Victoria Stevenson; born 11 February 1865; in 1944 living in Upper Montclair, New Jersey; married Frederick Raine (born and baptized Frederick Reinheimer); born 1843; died in 1899. Their children: (1) Adelaide Cora Raine, married Albert Hugh Finn; and (2) Florence Eugenie Raine, married Harry Theodore Brohl.
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|
| 908
| v.
| Adelaide Israella Stevenson; born 17 January 1867; died 4 February 1931 in Port Clinton, Ohio; married (first) Harry Hopkins (they divorced, no issue); married (second) James W. Wilson (no issue). Adelaide was enumerated as a protrait artist in 1900, when single ans still living with her mother.
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|
| 909
| vi.
| Bertha Jennie Stevenson; born 24 November 1869 in Ohio. In 1920 and 1930, Bertha Stevenson, single, was living with her divorced sister Lucile Dalrymple (head of household) and widowed sister Evangeline Kirk in Chicago, Illinois. Bertha was enumerated as a portrait artist in 1900, and as a municipal landscaper in the 1920 federal census.
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|
| 910
| vii.
| Mabel Josephine Stevenson; born 20 November 1871 in Ohio; married, 23 November 1892, Clarence Holton Upson; born 20 November 1869 in Marshalltown, Iowa; died 3 August 1940. In 1920, Clarence, Mabel and son Neville were living in Polk Township, Crawford County, Ohio, where Clarence was enumerated as custodian of the State Armory.1630 Their children were (1) Dewitt Matthew Upson, married Golda Gertrude Young; (2) Charles Stevenson Upson, married Margery Elizabeth Snyder; and (3) Neville Urie Upson, born circa 1913 in Ohio, married, first, Mildred Gwinner; married, second, Gladys Hulbert.
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| +
| 911
| viii.
| George Urie Stevenson; born 28 July 1874; died 1946. He did not marry.
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| 912
| ix.
| Evangeline Van Rensselaer Stevenson (twin); born 5 January 1877 in Ohio; married Thomas E. Kirk; born February 1863; died 21 July 1911. In 1900, still living at home and single, Evangeline was enumerated as a portrait painter. In 1920 and 1930, Evangeline Kirk was living with her divorced sister Lucile Dalrymple (head of household) and unmarried sister Bertha Stevenson in Chicago, Illinois. Evangeline was also enumerated as a portrait painter in the 1920 census.
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|
| 913
| x.
| Pearl Stevenson (twin); died in infancy.
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| 914
| xi.
| Bryon Garfield Stevenson; born 24 June 1879 in Sandusky, Ohio.
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| 915
| xii.
| Helene Lucille Stevenson; born 29 October 1882 in Ohio; married, 14 August 1915, Frederic Dalrymple; born 10 April 1889 in New York state. Frederic and Helene had child (1) Dorothy Diane Dalrymple; born 23 December 1916 in Ohio. By 1920, Frederic and Helene had divorced. In 1900, still living at home and single, Helen L. was enumerated as a portrait painter.
In 1920 and 1930, Lucile, head of household, was living in Chicago, Illinois, with her daughter Dorothy, widowed sister Evangeline Kirk and unmarried sister Bertha Stevenson.1631 "Mrs. Lucile Dalrymple is a prominent portrait painter and lives at 4332 Oakenwald Ave., Chicago, Ill."1632 Frederic Dalrymple was a student of the Art Institute of Chicago and the J. Francis Smith Academy of Chicago. "Painter of miniatures on ivory, and portraits in oil, since 1910. Pres. Chicago Society of Miniature Painters …"1633
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439. CYRUS6 CALVIN BREEN (enumerated in 1880 and 1920 as Calvin C. Breen)
( Joseph5 Breen,
Jane4 Clifford,
John3,
George2,
unknown Clifford1);
born 2 January 1841 in Brecksville Township; died 9 November 1925 in Brecksville Township, Cuyahoga County, Ohio; married, 29 December 1867, MARY R. PACKARD; born 7 August 1846 in Hinckley Township, Medina County, Ohio. 1634 She was a daughter of I. and Betsey (Bellus) Packard.
The family lived in Brecksville Township, Cuyahoga County, OHio, where Calvin C. was enumerated as a farmer. 1635 In 1920, Calvin C., widowed, was living by himself in Brecksville Township, but in the same household as his son Joseph S. Breen. 1636
Children of Cyrus Calvin and Mary (Packard) Breen:
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| 916
| i.
| Joseph7 S. Breen; born circa 1869 in Ohio; died 4 April 1946; married Hattie Whitehead; born December 1871 in Ohio. Joseph was a farmer. In 1900 and 1920, Joseph and family were living in Brecksville Township, Cuyahoga County, Ohio (next door to Joseph's parents in 1900).1637 Children known from the 1900 and 1920 federal censuses were (1) Albert M. Breen, born August 1894 in Ohio; and (2) Kenneth Breen, born circa 1902; enumerated as a farmer in 1920. Kenneth married Maude Elizabeth King and has child Wilfred Don Busic, who married Lillian Mary Comiskey. Also with the family of Joseph S. Breen in 1920 was Nancy Whitehead, "aunt," single, born circa 1844.
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|
| 917
| ii.
| Elmer C. Breen; born circa 1880 in Ohio; no additional information for Elmer.
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441. ELIZABETH6 MAXWELL
( Mary5 Williams,
Elizabeth4 Maxwell,
Mary3 Clifford,
George2,
unknown Clifford1);
born 11 July 1807; died 23 August 1836; married, 19 October 1826 in Warren County, New Jersey, 1638 CHARLES GREEN; born 10 October 1803 in Pennsylvania; died 5 December 1854. 1639
Charles Green's parents were John and Rhoda (Howell) Green. 1640 Charles was a brother of Richard and William Green, who married Elizabeth's first cousins, once removed, Sarah Sherrerd (#160) and Jane Sherrerd (#164). After Elizabeth died, Charles married Mary Latimore, born 22 January 1802 in Pennsylvania, died 27 April 1893.
In 1850, Charles and second wife Mary were living in Easton Borough, Northampton County, Pennsylvania, with Charles's child Mary Green by first wife Elizabeth and Charles's child Alice Green, by second wife Mary Green, born circa 1839. 1641
Children of Charles and Elizabeth (Maxwell) Green:
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|---|
|
| 918
| i.
| Elizabeth7 Deshler Green; born 10 October 1827 in New Jersey; married Alexander Weiss, born circa 1827 in Pennsylvania. In 1880, Alexander, Elizabeth and son Charles Green Weiss were living in Carbon County, Pennsylvania.1642 Children of Alexander and Elizabeth (Green) Weiss (all born in Pennsylvaia):
(1) Charles Green Weiss, born 31 October 1848 (or December 1849); married Sallie A. Dawson, born 1853. In 1900, Charles was listed as a superintendent, furnaces. One known child was (i) Alexander D. Weiss, born March 1878, married Carrie [—?—], born June 1877. In 1900, Alexander and Sallie A. were living in Allentown, Lehigh County, Pennsylvania, where Alexander was listed as an uphosterer (census page 2B).
(2) Camillus Albert Weiss, born 2 November 1851, died 11 January 1882, married Minnie A. Dawson.
(3) Robert Fulton Weiss, born 1 June 1854, married Evy Fagan.
(4) Frederick Bogan Weiss, born 3 October 1856, died 4 August 1860.
(5) Thomas Weiss, born 28 August 1859; married Kate Estella McDonald; born December 1862 in either Pennsylvania or California. In 1900, Thomas, Kate and children were in Los Angeles, California (census page 18B), where Thomas was listed as a railroad engineer, roundhouse. Children known from this census (all born in California): (1) Francis Weiss, born March 1883; (2) Jane Weiss, born November 1887; (3) Donald Weiss, born April 1890; and (4) Catherine Weiss, born Sepetember 1895.
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|
| 919
| ii.
| William Green; born 25 November 1829; died 19 December 1829.
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|
| 920
| iii.
| Howell Green; born 17 November 1830 in New York state; died 25 October 1881; married Mary A. Brown; born circa 1834 in Pennsylvanaia. In 1870, the family was in Scranton, Luzerne County, Pennsylvania, with six (Robert, Anna, Sissy, William, Marie, and Charles) of their eleven children, where Howell was enumerated as a machinist (page 289). Children of Howell and Mary (Brown) Green (all believed born in Pennsylvania): (1) Elizabeth Deshler Green; (2) Robert Fulton Green, born circa 1855, married Helen Shute; (3) Annie Laurie Green, born circa 1857, married Joseph Griffith; (4) Jessie Fremont Green, married Duncan McFarland; (5) Howell Green; (6) William Green, born circa 1863, married Elizabeth Gibbs; (7) Mary Maxwell Green, born circa 1866; (8) Charles Green, born circa 1868; (9) Eliza Jane Green; (10) Alice Maud Green; and (11) Helen Louise Green.
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|
| 921
| iv.
| Mary Maxwell Green; born 27 April 1833; died 18 April 1864; married William Daniel Brown. They had child (1) Charles Hyneman Brown, born 10 April 1862, married Harriet Lydia Graves.
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442. MARY6 JANE MAXWELL
( Mary5 Williams,
Elizabeth4 Maxwell,
Mary3 Clifford,
George2,
unknown Clifford1);
born 3 November 1809; died 14 October 1864; married, 7 September 1831, 1643 HUGH HORNER ABERNETHY; born circa 1808 in Pennsylvania. 1644
In 1850, the family was living in Easton, Pennsylvania, where Hugh was enumerated as a physician. 1645 In 1880, Hugh, widower, physician, was still living in Easton, with children William, Anna, and Louisa, apparently all unmarried. Also in the household was Altta Abernethy, "granddaughter," born circa 1862 in New Jersey. 1646 She was probably Alletta Van Doren Abernethy, daughter of Hugh and Jane's son Maxwell Abernethy, born 19 August 1872 (instead of 1862). Probably the census date is wrong or I erred in transcribing it.
Children Hugh and Mary Jane (Maxwell) Abernethy:
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|---|
|
| 922
| i.
| Robert7 Horner Abernethy; born 2 June 1832 in Pennsylvania; married (first) Emma Hibbler; married (second) Mary Fishler; born circa 1825 in New Jersey. In 1880, Robert, Mary and children (1) Mary M. Abernethy, born circa 1874 in New Jersey; and (2) Elizabeth R. Abernethy, born circa 1877 in New Jersey, were living in Easton, Pennsylvania, where Robert was enumerated as a grocer.1647
|
|
| 923
| ii.
| Maxwell Abernethy; born 5 October 1834; married Catherine Dunham Van Doren. In 1880, Maxwell, widower, was living in Jersey, City, New Jersey, where he was enumerated as a druggist.1648 Also in the household in 1880 were Samuel Abernethy, brother of Maxwell, and Mary Opdycke, sister of Maxwell, and Mary's children Edward, Charles, Harry, Howard and Lyman Opdycke. Child of Maxwell and Catherine (Van Doren) Abernethy was (1) Alletta Van Doren Abernethy, born 19 August 1872. She was living with her Abernethy grandparents in 1880 (see above).
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|
| 924
| iii.
| Mary Jane Abernethy; born 27 December 1836; married Washington Opdycke; deceased by the time of the 1880 federal census. In 1880, Mary, widow, and her children were living in the household of her brother Maxwell Abernethy in Jersey City, New Jersey. Children of Washington and Mary Jane were (1) William Maxwell Opdycke, born 27 June 1858; (2) Edward Hugh Opdycke, born 6 April 1862, married Susan McKnight; (3) Charles Aitken Opdycke, born 27 April 1864, married Cora E. Brown; (4) Harry Gordon Opdycke, born 23 December 1870, married Ida Louise Stryker; (5) Howard L. Opdycke, born 16 September 1873, died 14 October 1891; and (6) Lyman Hall Opdycke, born 20 June 1876.
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|
| 925
| iv.
| Anna Abernethy; born 5 November 1838.
|
|
| 926
| v.
| Samuel Abernethy; born 3 December 1840; married Annie E. DeWitt. In 1880, Samuel was living in the household of his brother Maxwell Abernethy in Camden, New Jersey, where he was enumerated as a clerk. His wife was probably deceased by this time. Their children were (1) Hugh DeWitt Abernethy, born 12 December 1870-in 1880, Hugh D. Abernethy was living in Lopatcong Township, Warren County, New Jersey, with his grandfather, Barnett DeWitt, born circa 1805 in New Jersey, a retired farmer;1649 and (2) Samuel; M. Abernethy, born 16 February 1875, died 15 May 1878.
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|
| 927
| vi.
| Hugh Horner Abernethy; born 10 January 1843; married Annie Winter Brakeley; daughter of George and Henrietta (Winter) Brakeley. In 1880, Hugh, Annie, and children Florence and S. Nettie, were living in Jersey City, New Jersey, where Hugh was enumerated as a coal agent.1650 Their children (both born in New Jersey) were (1) Florence M. Abernethy, born 12 August 1872; and (2) Henrietta Brakeley Abernethy, born 27 February 1874.
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| 928
| vii.
| William Abernethy; born 18 March 1845; died 24 March 1885; married Alice F. DeWitt.
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| 929
| viii.
| Elizabeth Green Abernethy; born 19 August 1846; died 21 April 1848: "[2 May 1848] At Easton on 22dult., Elizabeth, daughter of Dr. H. H. Abernethy, age 18 months."1651
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| 930
| ix.
| Henry Maxwell Abernethy; born 13 March 1851; married Louisa Arnetta Hunt. Their children were (1) Nellie Arnetta Abernethy, born 14 November 1878; (2) Harriet May
Louisa Abernethy, born May 1882; and Louisa Maxwell Abernethy, born 2 August 1887.
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| 931
| x.
| Louisa Maxwell Abernethy; born 21 July 1856.
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479. GEORGE6 MAXWELL ROBESON
( Anna5 Marie Maxwell
George4 Clifford Maxwell,
Mary3 Clifford,
George2,
unknown Clifford1);
born 16 March 1829 at Oxford Furnace, New Jersey; died in Trenton, New Jersey, 27 September 1897; 1652 buried in Belvidere Cemetery (there is an online photograph of his grave), 1653 Belvidere, Warren County, New Jersey; married MARY ISABELLA (OGSTON) AULICK.
George Robeson was a Brigadier General in the Union Army during the Civil War; State Attorney General, 1867-1869; U. S. Secretary of Navy, 1869-1877; a candidate for the U. S. Senate from New Jersey in 1877 (defeated) and 1881 (defeated); and a member of the U. S. House of Representative from New Jersey, 1st District, 1879-1883. 1654
George Robeson served two terms as Secretary of the Navy under President Ulysses S. Grant. As senior Navy official he supported and was directly responsible for the first United States Navy expedition to the North Pole by USS Polaris, 1871-1873. The expedition was a failure; and, although only the captain of the Polaris did not survive (apparently murdered by arsenic poisoning, as determined nearly 100 years later), it was Robeson's responsible to chair the board of inquiry into the compelling events of this fiasco. Robeson's Channel, which separates the northern part of Ellesmere Island from northern Greenland, was named for George Robeson by the ill-fated Captain of the USS Polaris, Charles Francis Hall. A fascinating account of the Polaris expedition, but with a not very flattering one-paragraph biography of our George Maxwell Robeson, is Fatal North, by Bruce Henderson, 2001, New American Library (a division of Penguin Books), New York, 306 pages.
In 1850, George was living with his parents in Warren County, New Jersey, where he was enumerated as a lawyer. In 1880, George, Mary, and daughter Ethel were living in Camden County, New Jersey, in the household of Joseph M. and Emily Price. 1655 Emily was a sister of George Maxwell Robeson, see #479.
Known child of George and Mary (Aulick) Robeson:
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| 932
| i.
| Ethel7 Maxwell Robeson;1656 born circa 1874 in Washington D. C.
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485. HENRY6 D. MAXWELL
( Henry5 Dusenbery Maxwell,
William4 Maxwell,
Mary3 Clifford,
George2,
unknown Clifford1);
born 3 August 1862 in Pennsylvania; married MARY ELIZABETH MCCLELLAND; 1657 she was deceased by the time of the 1920 federal census.
Henry D. Maxwell was author of The Maxwell Family. Descendants of John and Ann Maxwell. 1701-1894, which is cited frequently in the text, see "References" for more information.
In 1920, Henry D., widowed, lawyer, was head of household in Easton, Northampton County, Pennsylvania, with his son Henry D. Maxwell Jr. 1658 In 1930, Henry D., still listed as a lawyer, general practice, was living by himself in Easton, Pennsylvania. 1659
Known children of Henry D. and Mary Elizabeth (McClelland) Maxwell:
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| 933
| i.
| Elizabeth7 Fermstone Maxwell; born 5 March 1889.
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| 934
| ii.
| Robert Lee Maxwell; born 6 March 1893; died 23 September 1894.1660
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| 935
| iii.
| Henry D. Maxwell, Jr.; born 28 September 1895 in Pennsylvania; married Emily B. [-?-]; born 12 May 1899 in Pennsylvania; died November 1970.1661 In 1920, when Henry (Jr.) was living with his father in Easton, Pennsylvania, he was listed as a mechanical engineer; in 1930, still in Easton, he was enumerated as a contractor of highways.1662 Child of Henry, Jr., and Emily listed in the 1930 federal census was (1) Emily P. Maxwell, born circa 1927 in Pennsylvania.
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498. NATHANIEL6 WILSON HAYES
( Rachel5 Newell,
Margaret4 Mary Clifford,
James3,
George2,
unknown Clifford1);
born 8 March 1819 in Jackson County, Ohio; died 22 July 1899 in Colorado; married (first), 26 December 1837, SALLY DETTY; born 1821; married (second), 27 June 1847, RUTH CLARK; married (third), 20 October 1856, DEBORAH TYRELL; born 1819; died 28 November 1908. 1663
Census records reporting where Nathaniel's children were born (and assuming his wives were with him when the children were born) suggest that Nathaniel moved from Ohio sometime after 1842. He was in Iowa from at least 1854 to 1871; in Kansas in 1872; back in Iowa in 1876; in Nebraska in 1876; and back in Kansas in 1880. He was reported to have died in Colorado. 1664
Known children of Nathaniel and first wife Sally (Detty) Hayes:
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| 936
| i.
| William7 A. Hayes; born circa 1840 in Ohio; married Susan J. [-?-]; born circa 1845 in Indiana. Their children were (1) Emmaline Hayes, born circa 1862 in Iowa; (2) Ida Hayes, born circa 1863 in Iowa; (3) Isaac B. Hayes, born circa 1864 in Iowa; (4) Harrison Hayes (5), born circa 1867 in Iowa; (6) ?Dolpha (male) Hayes, born circa 1870 in Iowa; (7) Nathaniel Hayes, born circa 1872 in Kansas; (8) John Hayes, born circa 1874 in Kansas; (9) George Hayes, born circa 1877 in Kansas; and (10) Eva Hayes, born 1880 in Kansas.1665
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| 937
| ii.
| Isaac Benton Hayes; born 15 October 1842 in Jackson County, Ohio; died 28 March 1906; married (first), 22 June 1865, Sarah Ann Williams; married (second), 2 January 1898, Mary E. Harper; married (third), 7 August 1903, Martha A. McClain. Known children of Isaac and first wife Sarah Ann (Williams) Hayes were (1) Samuel W. Hayes, born circa 1867 in Iowa; (2) Dora M Hayes, born circa 1868 in Iowa; (3) Lucy Hayes, born circa 1873 in Iowa; (3) Elizabeth A. Hayes, born circa 1875 in Kansas; (4) William L Hayes, born circa 1878 in Kansas; and (5) Thomas B. Hayes, born circa 1880 in Kansas.1666 Leon Wood, who provided information on Rachel Newell and descendants, descends from Isaac Benton Hayes, see Acknowledgments.
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| 938
| iii.
| Sarah Hayes.
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| 939
| iv.
| Nancy Hayes; married, 1865, Chelis Smith and had children (1) Calvin Smith, (2) Minnie Smith, (3) Rachel Smith, (4) Allen Smith, (5) Alfred Smith, (6) Lewis Smith, and (7) Charles Smith.1667
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Known child of Nathaniel and second wife Ruth (Clark) Hayes:
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| 940
| v.
| John Hayes; born circa 1854 in Iowa.1668
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Known children of Nathaniel and third wife Deborah (Tyrell) Hayes:1669
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| 941
| vi.
| Etta Hayes; born circa 1864 in Iowa.
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| 942
| vii.
| Lucy Hayes; born circa 1869 in Iowa.
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| 943
| viii.
| Nathaniel Hayes; born circa 1871 in Iowa.
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| 944
| ix.
| Adaline Hayes; born circa 1872 in Kansas.
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| 945
| x.
| Ella Hayes; born circa 1876 in Iowa.
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| 946
| xi.
| ?Frances Hayes; born circa 1878 in Nebraska.
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505. RICHARD6 WINFIELD SCOTT MULLIN
( William5 White Mullin,
Mary4 Clifford,
James3,
George2,
unknown Clifford1);
born 6 August 1848 in Flats, (?Hancock County), Virginia (present-day West Virginia); died 27 October 1924 in Hardy County, West Virginia; married HANNAH CATHERINE MUMBERT, born November 1848. 1670
In 1880, Richard, as R. W. S. Mooreland, (usually called Scott) and family were living in the Moorefield district of Hardy County, West Virginia. 1671 Also living with the family in 1880 was Amelia (Millie) Mooreland, age 63, mother of Richard. They were living next door to Richard's uncle John Clifford Butler Mullin (#193). Richard, a farmer, and all children were enumerated as "Mooreland." It was sometime after the 1880 census that the name was changed to Mullin-until then Mooreland was used. 1672 1673
Children of Richard and Hannah (Mumbert) Mullin:
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| 947
| i.
| William7 Taylor Mullin; born 1870.
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| 948
| ii.
| George Washington Mullin; born May 1873 in Moorefield, Hardy County; died 1920; married Emily Laura Brafford; born 6 June 1885; died 1954. They had daughter (1) Emma Pearl Mullin, who married James Franklin White. One of James and Emma's daughters was Linda (White) Elsea. Linda provided most of the information on William White Mullin's family as well as information on other children of John and Mary (Clifford) Mullin (see end notes and Acknowledgments). Linda also sent me copies of pertinent genealogical pages of the Mullin family bible.
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| 949
| iii.
| Harry Lee Mullin; born July 1879; married Lula Eleanor Myers; born 1883; died 19 December 1973.
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| 950
| iv.
| John S. Mullin; born November 1881.
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| 951
| v.
| William Taylor (again?) Mullin; born 14 February 1883; died September 1942. Possibly the William Taylor who was born in 1870 had died and they named another son William?
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510. EMMA6 CHAPLIN TAYLOR WADDLE
( Mary5 Jane Mullin,
Mary4 Clifford,
James3,
George2,
unknown Clifford1);
born 31 July 1845; died 18 November 1898; married, 12 November 1867, 1674 ISAAC PARSONS; born 1 December 1838, died 11 September 1891. In 1880, Isaac, Emma and family were living in Springfield Township, Hampshire County, West Virginia. 1675
Known children of Isaac and Emma (Waddle) Parsons:
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| 952
| i.
| Mary7 (Margaret?) Kate Parsons;1676 born 1869 in West Virginia; died 1956; married Malcomb Gerstell Harmison; born 15 March 1867; died 12 August 1937. Their children were (1) Robert W. Harmison, born 27 February 1892, died November 1971,1677 married Jane Smith; (2) Emma W. Harmison, born 12 March 1894, died 12 May 1942, married Jerry Smith Beville and had children Mary Jane Beville, born 1924, died 1942, and Jerry Smith Beville, born 1930, died 1942; and (3) Phillip Cook Harmison, born 21 February 1896, died 31 October 1987 in Hialeah, Dade County, Florida,1678 married Genevieve Lee.
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| 953
| ii.
| Julius C. Parsons; born circa 1871 in West Virginia.1679
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| 954
| iii.
| Isaac Parsons; born circa 1873 in West Virginia.
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| 955
| iv.
| Maude W. Parsons;1680 born 14 February 1875; died 17 June 1942; married George Brackett, Sr. They had child (1) George Brackett, born 2 June 1913, who was the father of David Brackett, born 27 March 1943. David Brackett provided information on Mullins, Cliffords and Whites-see "Acknowledgments."
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535. JANE6 CLIFFORD
( Robert5,
Edward4,
Charles3,
James2,
unknown Clifford1);
born 4 December 1812; died 6 March 1849; 1681 on 11 December 1834, she married SAMUEL LEVESQUE; 1682 born 7 November 1809; died 2 December 1872; buried in Rocky Springs Cemetery, Harrison County, Kentucky. 1683 Jane died the same year that her last child, Alexander, was born. After Jane died, her sister Sarah Clifford married Samuel Levesque. Ben Keairns (Florence, Kentucky) reported that the name is "Lavesque" on the tombstones of the females; whereas it is "Levesque" on the stones of the males.
Samuel Levesque was the youngest of nine children of Samuel Levesque (circa 1770-1838) and Mary (Curl) Levesque (19 November 1772-?). Other children were Robert, Sary, Susannah, Elizabeth (married John Powers), Polly, Rachel, Jane (married John Miller), and Adaline (married Ellis McKey/McKay). Samuel (Sr.) and Mary (Curl) Levesque came to Bourbon County, Kentucky, from Shenandoah County, Virginia in about 1803. 1684
In 1860, Samuel and second wife Sarah (Clifford) Levesque were living in the Cynthiana, Kentucky, area, with the children of both Sarah and Samuel's first wife, Jane (Clifford) Levesque. 1685
Children of Samuel and Jane (Clifford) Levesque:1686
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| 956
| i.
| Nancy7 Levesque; born circa 1836.
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| 957
| ii.
| Robert A. C. Levesque; born 1 January 1838; died 18 January 1869; buried in Rocky Springs Cemetery, Harrison County, Kentucky;1687 married Permelia Berry; born 22 October 1842; died 14 October 1861; buried in Rocky Springs Cemetery. One child of Robert and Permelia (Berry) Levesque was (1) Mollie Levesque, born 4 October 1861; died 26 March 1862; buried in Rocky Springs Cemetery. If dates are correct, Molly's mother died 10 days after giving birth to Molly.
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| 958
|
| deleted.
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| 959
| iii.
| Mary Adaline Levesque; born 30 January 1840 in Harrison County, Kentucky; died 27 August 1878 (of tuberculosis) in Harrison County, Kentucky; married William S. Renaker; born 8 Apr 1842 in Harrison Co., Kentucky; died 12 Sep 1891 in Cynthiana, Harrison County, Kentucky. He was a son of Paul and Catherine (Boyer) Renaker. Both Mary A. and William are buried in Battle Grove Cemetery, Harrison County, Kentucky. After Mary A. died, William married Rosie Quinn of Ralls County, Missiouri; she was a cousin of Mary Adaline Levesque. William and Rosie had child Ada (possibly Adaline) Renaker, born1881, died after 1949.1687b
Children of William and Mary Adaline (Levesque) Renaker:
(a) Mattie Renaker; born 1865 in Harrison County, Kentucky; died 30 September 1927 in Harrison County; married Berthel Fields; born 1869 in Kentucky; died after 1912.
(b) William Paul Renaker; born 1866 in Harrison County, Kentucky; died 19 February 1937 in Fayette County, Kentucky; married Verona B. Craig; born 1880 in Kentucky; died after 1920.
(c) Jennie K. Renaker; born 1869, Harrison County, Kentucky; died 1871, Harrison County.
(d) Marietta (Etta) Renaker; born 7 January 1872; died 29 September 1959; married, December 1890, Chester Rawlins Smith; born October 1863 in Ohio; died 17 December 1912 in Kentucky. Chester was a son of Oliver and Sylvesta (Ryan) Smith. Chester and Marietta had one child:
(i) Oliver Wolcott Smith II; born 25 September 1891 in Connersville, Harrison County, Kentucky; died 8 January 1925 in Olmsted, Minnesota; married Louise (Cooke) Smith; born 22 February 1890 in Athens, Tennessee; died 11 October 1946 in Fort Worth, Tarrant County, Texas; she was a daughter of Vaneverie and Emma (Henderson) Smith.
(e) Robert Alex Renaker; born 2 November 1873 in Harrison County, Kentucky; died 26 November 1937 in Harrison County, Kentucky; married Gertrude Craig; born 10 February 1875; died 23 February 1933.
(f) Anna Renaker; born 1876 in Harrison County, Kentucky; died 28 April 1922 in Fayette County, Kentucky; married Charles L. Jennings; born 1883 in Kentucky; died after.1912.
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| 960
| iv.
| Sarah Levesque; born 6 September 1841 in Kentucky; died 20 November 1914 in Medford, Jackson County, Oregon; married, 29 October 1874 in Covington, Kenton County, Kentucky, John Frank Wolverton. In 1880, the family was living in Washington Township, Decatur County, Indiana.1688 Their children were (1) Harriet Wolverton, born 4 May 1878 in Indiana; (2) Clarence A. Wolverton, born 15 November 1879 in Decatur County, Indiana; and Adaline Wolverton, born 16 August 1884 in Decatur County, Indiana.1689
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| 961
| v.
| Virginia Levesque; born circa 1844.
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| 962
| vi.
| James Levesque; born circa 1847.
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| 963
| vii.
| Alexander Levesque; born circa 1849. In 1870, Alexander, single, age 21, was living in Cynthiana, Kentucky, in the household of Harry Frirbie. Alexander was enumerated as a laborer on the railroad.1690
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