Linville families  7 September  2012 
           notes  by Patricia CURL Dowden ggdaughter of 
                                                     .person 3 Alice BRYANT

First Generation

	1.	Elfrieda Linville-20704  was born on 19 Aug 1898 in Maryville,Nodaway,Missouri,United States. She died in 1972 in Maryville,Nodaway,Missouri,United States. She was buried in MiriamCemeteryPlot:Sec 1,Row 21,S-NinMaryville,Nodaway,Missouri,United States. 

Elfrieda married (MRIN:9564) Clarence Edward Cook-20761  on 22 Feb 1919. Clarence was born in 1896 in Maryville, Nodaway, Missouri. United States. He died in 1965 in of Maryville, Nodaway, Missouri. United States. 

Second Generation

	2.	James Taylor Linville-16  was born on 3 Feb 1853 in Harriburg,Mercer, Kentucky, United States. He was christened before 3 Feb 1856 in [lived in Indinana,United States ]. He died on 23 Aug 1939 in Maryville,Nodaway,Missouri, United States. He was buried on 26 Jun 1939 in Ohio Cemetery Burlington Junction, Nodaway,Missouri, United States. He married MRIN:17 Alice Bryant-13 on 24 Dec 1893 in BurlingtonJnct,Methodist Church, Missouri. 

	3.	Alice Bryant-13  was born on 22 Oct 1857 in Wingate,Montgomery,Indiana,USA. She died on 23 Aug 1950 in Cherryvale,Montgomery,Kansas,USA. She was buried in Ohio Cemetery,Burlington Junction,Missouri,USA. 

Third Generation

	4.	William Linville-15644  was born in 1816 in Mercer, Kentucky, United States. He married MRIN:363 Margaret Peevler or Peavler or  Margaret Peauler-92877 on 10 Mar 1841 in ,Mercer, Kentucky, United States. 

	5.	Margaret Peevler or Peavler or  Margaret Peauler-92877  was born in 1818 in Cornishville, Mercer, Kentucky, United States. 

     6.	James H Bryant-55  was born on 25 Jan 1827 in ,Hamilton,Indianna,USA. He died on 11 Dec 1906 in Burlington Jnctn,Nodaway county,Missouri,USA. He was buried in OhioCemetryBurJn,Nodaway,Missouri, USA. He married MRIN:18 Sarah Ann McJimsey-56 on 31 Dec 1848 in Wingate,Montgomery,IND,USA. 

	7.	Sarah Ann McJimsey-56  was born on 19 Apr 1831 in ,Miami,Ohio,USA. She died on 6 Oct 1885 in Burlington Junction,Nodaway,Missouri,USA. 

Fourth Generation

	10.	Joseph Peauler-94099  was born in 1795. He died in 1870. He married MRIN:37534 Mary Ann Ridge-94100 on 3 Feb 1818 in Mercer, Kentucky, United States. 

	11.	Mary Ann Ridge-94100  was born in 1798. 

	12.	Gabriel Bryant-59  was born before 1812 in Bryant's Station,,KY-per -Dowden IGI data. He was christened about 1827 in per Ocheltree 2003 info. He died after 1827 in posssibly Wingate,Montgomery or Hamilton,Indiana-alt.. He married MRIN:48 Phoebe Marsh-2704 in 1827 in ofNarrowsofSugar,Parke,Missouri, USA. 

	13.	Phoebe Marsh-2704  was born about 1806 in of,,NJ per Dowden IGI data. She was christened before 1810 in NJ per Ocheltree data. 

	14.	John McJimsey-371  was born on 3 Nov 1799 in Kentucky. He died on 29 Jun 1891 in ,Montgomery,Indiana,USA. He was buried in Wingate,Montgomery,Indiana. He married MRIN:49 Mary Ann Hiser or Mary A Heizer-370 before 1825 in , Miami, Ohio, United States . 

	15.	Mary Ann Hiser or Mary A Heizer-370  was born in error "of,,PA b. 1804 " in IGI. She died before Jul 1834 in error "of Wingate,Montgomery,Indiana  d.2 Jan 1873" in IGI. 

Fifth Generation

	20.	Jacob Peauler II-94379  was born in 1757 in Virginia , United States. He died in 1814 in Norfolk,  ,Virginia , United States. He married MRIN:37658 Rachel Miller-94380. 

	21.	Rachel Miller-94380 .

	24.	William Bryant-60  was born in 1739 in ,,Wales. He was christened in founder of Bryant's Station,,Kentucky, USA. He died on 6 Sep 1834 in near Stonesport,Boone,Missouri,USA. He was buried before Oct 1834 in family cemetery,above Claysville,on river. He married MRIN:53 Rachel Willcockson or Wilcox or Rachel Wilcoxon-61 about 1790. 

	25.	Rachel Willcockson or Wilcox or Rachel Wilcoxon-61  was born about 1754 in Yadkin Valley,Rowan,North Carolina, United States. She was christened in 1760 in of Feme osage,, Missouri. She died in 1810/1824 in FemeOsageBooneCo,or Calloway Co,Missouri, USA. She was buried in same as M7LD-KK. 

	28.	Robert McJimsey Jr.-45898  was born in 1762 in Ireland. He died about 1846 in Montgomery Co IN. He married MRIN:316 Polly or Mary Waugh-48183. 

	29.	Polly or Mary Waugh-48183  was born on 7 Sep 1782 in Mercer, Pennslyvania. She was christened in ,of King George,  Virginia. She died on 31 Mar 1877. 

	30.	speculated family only Heizer-40863  was born in of Lost Creek or Coal Creek Twps, Montgomery, Indiana. 

Sixth Generation

	40.	Lewis Peauler sr.-94381 .

	48.	Thomas Bryant-162  was born before 1721 in of,,,Wales. He died after 1812 in of,Clay county, Kentucky. 

	50.	John Wilcox  or John Wilcoxon-4903  was born on 4 Feb 1719 in , Berks, PA, Dowden'96. He was christened on 6 Sep 1720 in , Berks, PA, McIntosh9'97. He died in 1815 in Bryants Station,,Kentucky,USA. He was buried in 1815 in ,,Kentucky,USA. He married MRIN:56 Sarah Cassandra Boone-5767 on 29 May 1742 in Exeter,Rowan,North Carolina, USA. 

	51.	Sarah Cassandra Boone-5767  was born on 7 Jun 1724 in NewBritianTwp.,Bucks,Pennsylvania, USA. She was christened on 18 Jun 1724 in New Britian, Berks, Pennsylvania, USA. She died in 1815 in ,Estill,Kentucky, USA. 

	56.	Robert McGimsey Sr or Robert McJimsey-45897  was born in 1730 in County Down,Ireland. He died about 1 Apr 1799 in Adams Co, Pennsylvania. He married MRIN:18736 MARY HARBISON-44596 before 1762 in of County Down,Ireland. 

	57.	MARY HARBISON-44596  was born in 1741 in ,,County Down,Ireland. She died on 22 Jul 1807 in ,,Lancaster Co,Pennsylvania. 

	58.	DAVID WAUGH-48177 .DAVID married MRIN:17738 JANE CARRICK-42610. 

	59.	JANE CARRICK-42610  was born about 1738 in ,York, Pennslyvania. She died after 1812 in ,of Mercer County,Pennslyvania. 

Seventh Generation

	80.	Jacob BARLER or  Jacob Peauler-94382  was born about 1722 in of Essex, Virginia , United States. He died after 1779 in of Rockingham, Virginia , United States. He married MRIN:37660 Mary-94383. 

	81.	Mary-94383 .

	100.	Geo.Wilcockson or Geo WIlcox or George Wilcoxon-23133  was born in 1743/1746 in New Britian, Berks, Pennsylvania, USA. He married MRIN:2850 Elizabeth Powell-79978 on 15 Apr 1719 in , , Pennsylvania, USA. 

	101.	Elizabeth Powell-79978  was born on 10 Mar 1696 in Radnor Mm, Chester, Pennsylvania, USA. She was christened on 10 Mar 1697 in Radnor, Chester, Pennsylvania, USA. She died in 1758. 

	102.	Squire Squire Boone-5768  was born on 25 Nov 1696 in Exeter,Bradninch,Devonshire,England. He was christened on 25 Dec 1696 in Bradninch,Devon,England. He died on 2 Jan 1765 in Mocksville,Rowan county,N.C.,USA. He was buried in Jan 1765 in Joppa Cemetery, Mocksville, North Carolina. He married MRIN:3270 Sarah MORGAN-23436 on 23 Sep 1720 in New Britain,Exeter,Berks Co.,Pennsylvania. 

	103.	Sarah MORGAN-23436  was born in 1707 in Gwynedd/Reading,Berks Co.,Pennsylvania,or Bala. She died in 1777 in Mocksville,Rowan Co.,(now Davie Co.),North Carolina. She was buried in Old Joppa Cem.,Mocksville,Davie Co.,North Carolina. 

	112.	David McGympsie-45853  was born about 1710 in St.Ninians, Scotland. He was christened 
before 1712. He died in of County Downs, Ireland. He married MRIN:19059 Mary Leckie-45408 before 1730. 

	113.	Mary Leckie-45408  was born in Scotland. 

	118.	JOHN CARRICK-42611  was born in 1712 in Adams Co PA. He died on 17 Feb 1812 in Adams Co PA. He married MRIN:17739 Polly or Mary Carrick-42615. 

	119.	Polly or Mary Carrick-42615  was born before 1720 in York county, Pennslyvania. 

Eighth Generation

	160.	Christoff Frederick Beeler-94384 .Christoff married MRIN:37661 Barbara Pauera Smith-94385. 

	161.	Barbara Pauera Smith-94385 .

	200.	John Wilcockson-87505  was born in 1667. He married MRIN:34448 Dorothy Hall-87506. 

	201.	Dorothy Hall-87506 .

	202.	Rowland Powell-87531 .Rowland married MRIN:34456 Maud Richards-87532. 

	203.	Maud Richards-87532 .

	204.	George Boon II or George III Boone-5774  was born on 19 Mar 1666 in Stoak/Stoke, Near Exeter,Devonshire,England. He was christened before 1669 in d.7 Aug OlneyTwp,alt d'data Berks, Pennsylvania. He died on 27 Feb 1744 in Exeter,Oley Twnshp,Berks Co.,Pennsylvania. He was buried on 27 Jul 1744 in Friend's Burying,Ground,Exeter,Pennsylvania:alt.record 8 August. He married MRIN:3271 Mary Milton Maugridge-5770 in 1689 in Bradninch,Devonshire,England. 

	205.	Mary Milton Maugridge-5770  was born in 1669 in Bradninch,8 mi from Exeter,Devonshire,England. She was christened in St.Disens parish,Devon,England. She died on 2 Feb 1740 in Exeter,Berks, Pennsylvania, USA. She was buried in Friends Burying,Exeter,, Pennsylvania. 

	206.	sir Edward MORGAN-23625  was born in 1670 in Philadelphia,Philadelphia Co.,Pennsylvania. He died in 1736. He married MRIN:3272 Margaret Elizabeth Jaman-23626 in 1694 in ,Pennsylvania. 

	207.	Margaret Elizabeth Jaman-23626  was born on 16 Nov 1678 in Radnor, Delaware,Bucks ,Pennsylvania. She died after 1724 in of Pennsylvania. 

Ninth Generation

	322.	Hans Michael Schmidt-94386 .Hans married MRIN:37662 Anna Margaretha Sauter-94387. 

	323.	Anna Margaretha Sauter-94387 .

	400.	Arthur Wilcoxin-87507  died after 1670 in Marriage date death not known. He married MRIN:34449 Dorothy or Maude Richard-87508 about 1670. 

	401.	Dorothy or Maude Richard-87508  was born in 1640. 
	402.	Capt. John Hall-87513 .John married MRIN:34451 Ann  Willocke or  Ann Willicke-87514. 

	403.	Ann  Willocke or  Ann Willicke-87514  was born in 1590. She died in 1673. 

	408.	George II [BOONE] blacksmith Boon Squire-5771  was born on 17 Nov 1646 in City of Exeter,Devonshire,England. He was christened about 1646 in of Stokes & City of Exeter,Devonshire,England. He died in 1706 in Exeter or Stokes,Devonshire,,England. He married MRIN:3274 Sarah  Uffey or Lippey or  Sarah Uppey-5772 about 1665 in ,England. 

	409.	Sarah  Uffey or Lippey or  Sarah Uppey-5772  was born in 1644/1646 in Exeter,Devonshire,,England. She was christened in 1648 in ,,,England. She died in 1724/1726 in age 80 in England. She was buried in 1728 in ,,,England. 

	410.	add to ORD file John Maugridge-18679  was born on 1 Sep 1630 in Bradninch, Exeter, Devonshire,, England. He was christened on 4 Apr 1643 in Fenton, Devonshire, England. He died on 21 Nov 1700 in Bradninch, Exeter, Devonshire,, England. He was buried in Bradninch church in Bradninch, Exeter, Devonshire,, England. He married MRIN:3273 Mary Milton-18680 in 1660/1665 in , , , England. 

	411.	Mary Milton-18680  was born on 25 Oct 1648 in London, , , England. She was christened about 1650 in AF/IGI data, , no locale. She died in 1694 in , , , England. 

	412.	sir James MORGAN-23670  was born in 1643 in Llantarnum Abbey,Monm. [Merionshire,England] Wales, Great Briutian . He died on 30 Apr 1718 in Stowell,Gloucester,England. He married MRIN:10940 Alice HOPTON-23671 in 1668 in Philadelphia,Philadelphia,Pennsylvania,USA. 

	413.	Alice HOPTON-23671  was born in 1651 in Philadelphia,Philadelphia,Pennsylvania,USA. 

	414.	John Jaman-94224  was born in 1664 in Llangerig, Montgomeryshire, Wales. He died on 16 Jul 1697 in Radnor, Delaware,Bucks ,Pennsylvania. He was buried on 14 Feb 1697 in Radnor, Delaware,Bucks ,Pennsylvania. He married MRIN:37578 Margaret Elizabeth-94223 in 1660 in England. 

	415.	Margaret Elizabeth-94223  was born in 1658. She died in 1740. 

Tenth Generation

	644.	Michael Schmidt-94388  was born about 1650 in of Evandelische, Leonberg, Wuertemberg, Germand. He died on 23 Mar 1692 in Gemmingen, Baden, Germany. He married MRIN:37663 Maria Barbara-94389. 

	645.	Maria Barbara-94389 .

	646.	Jospeh Sauter-94390 .Jospeh married MRIN:37664 Magdalena-94391. 

	647.	Magdalena-94391 .

	800.	William Wilcoxson-87512 .

	804.	Richard Hale or  Richard Hall-87515  was born in 1553. He died in 1620. He married MRIN:34452 Agnes Atwood-87516. 

	805.	Agnes Atwood-87516 .

	806.	John Willocke-87517  was born in 1560. He died in 1590. 

	816.	George I [BOONE] Boon Squire-5840  was born in 1610 in ,Devonshire,,England. He was christened before 1623 in Exeter,Devonshire,,England. He died in 1676. He married MRIN:3275 Ellinor Miller-5813 on 28 Feb 1646 in Berry,Devonshire,,England. 

	817.	Ellinor Miller-5813  was born about 1625 in Of Eng. 

	822.	poet  John Milton-79972  was born on 9 Dec 1608 in Cheapside, London, , England. He died on 8 Nov 1674 in , London, , England. He married MRIN:31252 Mary Powell-79973 on 21 May 1643 in Oxford, , , England. 

	823.	Mary Powell-79973  was born in 1625 in Forest Hill, Oxford, , England. She died in 1652. 

	824.	William Morgan-76253  was born about 1530 in O, , England. He died on 29 Mar 1592. He married MRIN:10951 Frances Somerset-76254 about 1560. The marriage ended in divorce.

	825.	Frances Somerset-76254  was born about 1535 in of, W, England. 

Eleventh Generation

	1288.	Johann Schmidt-94392 .Johann married MRIN:37665 Anna Maria Joanknecht-94394. 

	1289.	Anna Maria Joanknecht-94394 .

	1608.	HAULE or  Hall-87519 . married MRIN:34455 Margaret-87520. 

	1609.	Margaret-87520 .

	1610.	John Atwood-87518 .

	1632.	Georg or George Boon or Boone vassal de Clares-5812  was born in 1561 in Stoke Canon, Exeter,Devon,,England. He was christened in 1597 in of nr Exeter,Devon,,England. He died in 1618 in ,Devon,,England. He married MRIN:3291 Ann Fallace-76212. 

	1633.	Ann Fallace-76212  was born about 1620 in England, United Kingdom. 

	1644.	John Milton sr-79976  was born in 1563 in , Oxford, , England. He died in 1647 in St Giles, London, , England. He married MRIN:31255 Sarah Jeffery-79977 in 1600 in London, , , England. 

	1645.	Sarah Jeffery-79977  was born in 1574 in StSmithins, London, , England. She died on 3 Apr 1637 in Norton, Bucks, , England. 

	1646.	Richard Powell-79974  was born before 1607 in of Forest Hill, Oxford, , England. He married MRIN:31256 Anne MrsRichardPowell-79975 before 1625 in of Forest Hill, Oxford, , England. 

	1647.	Anne MrsRichardPowell-79975  was born before 1607 in of Forest Hill, Oxford, , England. 

	1648.	John Morgan-76257  was born in 1519 in Caerleon, Monm Wales. He married MRIN:29934 Elizabeth Gwyn-76258. The marriage ended in divorce.

	1649.	Elizabeth Gwyn-76258  was born about 1523 in Van, Glamorgan, Wales. 

	1650.	Edward Somerset-76259  was born in 1509 in of, W, England. He married MRIN:29935 Elizabeth Herbert-76260. The marriage ended in divorce.

	1651.	Elizabeth Herbert-76260  was born in 1511 in of, W, England. 

Twelfth Generation

	2576.	Hans Jacob Schmidt-94393  was born in 1631 in Leonburg, Germany. He died on 19 Mar 1694 in Leonburg, Germany. He married MRIN:37666 Anna Magalena Sorg-94395. 

	2577.	Anna Magalena Sorg-94395 .

	3220.	John Hewson Atwood-87537  was born in 1485. He died in 1562. He married MRIN:34457 Margaret-87538. 

	3221.	Margaret-87538 .

	3264.	Gregory Boon-5835  was born in 1517 in ,,,England. He died in 1589 in ,Devon,,England. He married MRIN:3292 Constance dau of Comyn ap Morgan ap Comyn-5842 before 1561 in ,,,England. 

	3265.	Constance dau of Comyn ap Morgan ap Comyn-5842  was born after 1517 in of Gwynned,,north,Wales. 

	3266.	Walter Fallace-76247 .

	3296.	Thomas Morgan-76263  was born about 1493 in Pencoyd, , Wales. He married MRIN:29937 Unknown-76264. The marriage ended in divorce.

	3297.	Unknown-76264  was born in 1497 in Pencoyd, , Wales. 

Thirteenth Generation

	6440.	John Atte Wood or  John Atwood-87539 .John married MRIN:34458 Denes-87540. 

	6441.	Denes-87540 .

	6528.	Geoffrey Bohn-5843  was born in 1471. He died in 1530. He married MRIN:3297 Anne Magerly-5844 before 1517 in of Gwynnned,,north,Wales. 

	6529.	Anne Magerly-5844  was born after 1471 in of Gwynned,,north,Wales. She was christened before 1500. 

	6592.	Bleddri Morgan-3167  was born before 1475 in of Pencoyd,,,Wales. He married MRIN:1978 Unknown-76270. 

	6593.	Unknown-76270 .

Fourteenth Generation

	12880.	Knight of the Shire,  John Atte wode-87542  was born in 1400. He died in 1459. He married MRIN:34459 Isabela DeMules-87541. 

	12881.	Isabela DeMules-87541  was born in 1405. 

	13056.	Geoffrey Bohn-5845  was born in 1450. He died on 7 May 1472. He was buried in Penmynydd,Anglesey,,Wales. He married MRIN:3301 Petrolina de Arderne-5846 before 1471 in of Penmynydd,Anglesey,,Wales. 
	13057.	Petrolina de Arderne-5846  was born after 1450. She was christened in alt. Petrolina Dearderne. She was buried in probablyPenmynyd,Anglesey,,Wales. 

Fifteenth Generation

	25760.	Peter Atte wode-87547 .Peter married MRIN:34460 Petronilla-87548. 

	25761.	Petronilla-87548 .

	26112.	John sessein knight de Bohun\Bohun-5847  was born in ,,,England. He died in in de Braoseland,with relative,James de Bohun,Wales. He married MRIN:3302 Avelina de Ros-5848 before 1450 in of de Braose,landowners,,Wales. 

	26113.	Avelina de Ros-5848  was born before 1432. She died in of de Braose,landholders,,Wales. 

Sixteenth Generation

	51520.	Peter Atte wode-87549  was born in 1311. He died in 1382. He married MRIN:34461 Laurencia-87550. 

	51521.	Laurencia-87550 .

	52224.	John de Bohun-5850  was born on 6 Jan 1362 in of Midhurst,,,England. He was christened in of Ballymadden,,,Ireland. He died on 25 Jan 1432 in of Ballymadden,Ireland and of,Midhurst,England. He married MRIN:3303 Anne Halsham-5852. 

	52225.	Anne Halsham-5852  was born after 1364 in ofWestGrinstead&,Applesham,Sussex. She died in 1448 in of Ballymadden,Ireland and of,Midhurst,England. 

	52226.	Robert Deros-76213 .Robert married MRIN:3304 Anne Halsham-5852. 

52227.  Anne Halsham-5852  is printed as #52225 on page 8.

Seventeenth Generation

	103040.	Geoffrey Atte wode-87551 .

	104448.	Earl-Baron -Sir John de Bohun-5855  was born on 6 Jan 1301 in of,Midhurst,,England. He was christened in of Ballymadden,,,Ireland. He died on 5 Dec 1367 in of Ballymadden,Ireland and of,Midhurst,England. He married MRIN:3307 Cicely\Sissley FILLEALL\FILLIAL Filliol-5857 before 1362 in of Midhurst,,,England. 

	104449.	Cicely\Sissley FILLEALL\FILLIAL Filliol-5857  was born after 1301 in of Little Oakley,Essex,,England. 

	104450.	John Halsham-5972  was born in 1370 in ,,,Scotland. He married MRIN:3308 Maude Mawle-76215. 

	104451.	Maude Mawle-76215 .

Eighteenth Generation

	206080.	William Atte wode-87552 .William married MRIN:34463 Juliana-87553. 

	206081.	Juliana-87553  was born in 1265. 

	208896.	Lord - Earl of many lands - James de Bohun-5931  was born on 3 Feb 1280 in of Midhurst,of Ballymadden,of Ford,of Rustington, Sussex/England. He died in May 1304 in of Midhurst,Ford,Rustington,& Sussex/England. He married MRIN:3310 Joan de Braose-5894 about 1301 in of Midhurst,Ford,Sussex and,Rustington. 

	208897.	Joan de Braose-5894  was born about 1284 in ,Bramber,Sussex,England. She was christened before 1266 in of Bramber and,Gower,,Wales. She died before 23 Jun 1324 in of Ballymadden,& Midhurst,England &,Ireland. She was buried in of Ballymadden,Ireland and of,Midhurst,England. 

	208898.	John Filliol-5950  was born before 1326 in of,Essex,,England. He married MRIN:3311 Margaret Margery Mrs John Filliol-5973 before 1347 in of Kelden,Essex,,England. 

	208899.	Margaret Margery Mrs John Filliol-5973  was born before 1344 in of Kelden,Essex,,England. 

Nineteenth Generation

	412160.	Peret Atte wode-87554  was born in 1235. He died in 1313. He married MRIN:34464 Alice Tichesey-87555. 

	412161.	Alice Tichesey-87555 .

	417792.	John de Bohun-5869  was born in 1247 in of Midhurst,Ford,Rustington,& Sussex/England. He died on 28 Sep 1284 in of Midhurst,Ford,Rustington,& Sussex/England. He married MRIN:3313 Joan de la Chapelle-5870 before 1280 in of Midhurst,Ford,Sussex and,Rustington. 

	417793.	Joan de la Chapelle-5870  was born before 1266. 

	417794.	Lord of Bramber and Gower William de Braose-5890  was born in 1245/1251 in ,Bramber,Sussex,England. He died before 1 May 1326 in ,Bramber,Sussex,England. He married MRIN:3316 Mrs Wm deBraose-5891. 

	417795.	Mrs Wm deBraose-5891  was born about 1255 in of,Bramber,Sussex,England. She died before 24 Apr 1317. 

	417796.	John FELEALL alias Filliol sir knight-5974  was born before 1308 in of Kelden,Essex,,England. He died in ,Essex,,England. He married MRIN:3357 Margarett Mockington-5975 before 1329 in of Kelden,Essex,,England. 

	417797.	Margarett Mockington-5975  was born before 1308 in of Mowden Hall,Little Baddow,Essex Equier,England. She died in of Kelden,Essex,,England. 

Twentieth Generation

	824320.	William Atte Wode-87556 .

	824322.	John Tichesey-87598  was born in 1225. He died in 1331. 

	835584.	FrancoLordSussex Lord Ballymadden Lord Rustington& de Bohun Lord Midhurst-5867  was born before 1226 in sealer of writs,to King HenryIII,who ruled from,1216 to 1272. He married MRIN:3312 Sibyl de Ferrer-5868 before 1247. 

	835585.	Sibyl de Ferrer-5868  was born in of Pembroke and,Leinster,,England. 

	835588.	William de Braose-5895  was born in 1220 in ,Bramber,Sussex,England. He died before 6 Jan 1290/1291 in of,Findon. He was buried in ,Findon. He married MRIN:3319 Aline or Alivia MULTON-5896. 

	835589.	Aline or Alivia MULTON-5896  was born about 1230 in ,Burgh By Sands,Cumberland,England. 

	835592.	John FELEALL alias FILEALL Filliol sir knight-5976  was born before 1290 in of FillialsHall,Kelvedon,Essex,England. 

Twenty-first Generation

	1648640.	Peter DeWyckhuest-87557  was born in 1180. 

	1648644.	Geffery DeTichesey-87601 .

	1671168.	Ralph Earl Ford and de Bohun Earl Midhurst-3342  was born after 1192 in of Hereford and,of Kent,England and of,Wales. He was christened in went pilgrimage,to St James of,Campostella,Spain. He died in of Midhurst,Ford,and Rustington,and Sussex. He was buried in ,,,England. He married MRIN:2117 Saveric fitz Geoffrey Countess Bal'den-3343 before 1230 in of Ballymadden,Ireland and,of Mid/Ford/Rust,England. 

	1671169.	Saveric fitz Geoffrey Countess Bal'den-3343  was born in of Ballymadden,Kildare,,Ireland. 

	1671176.	John de BRAIOSE-5897  was born about 1204 in of,Gower,Glamorganshire,Wales. He died in 1232 in of Bramber,Sussex,,England. He married MRIN:3326 Margaret ap LLEWELYN-5898 in 1219 in of Bramber,Sussex,,England. 

	1671177.	Margaret ap LLEWELYN-5898  was born in 1208 in <of,Gower,Glamorganshire,Wales>. She died after 1232 in of Bramber,Sussex,,England. 

	1671184.	omit generations Filliol-5977 .

Twenty-second Generation

	3297280.	DeWyckhuest-87558  was born in 1152. 

	3342336.	Earl of Hereford +Sheriff of Kent  Henry de Bohun ConstableEngland-3340  was born in 1176 in of Warwick,Warwickshire,,England. He was christened before 1177 in 
MagnaCartaSurety,1215,Warwickshire,England. He died on 1 Jun 1220 in on pilgramage to,the Holy Land,Asia Minor or,Europe. He was buried in ,,not likely home@,England. He married MRIN:2045 Maud of families fitz Geoffrey Countess Essex-3341 after 1192 in of Hereford and,of Kent,est.md.aft.1176,England. 

	3342337.	Maud of families fitz Geoffrey Countess Essex-3341  was born before 1176/1190 in of Hereford and,of Kent,England and of,Wales. She was christened before 1177 in of,Warwick,Warwickshire,England. She died on 27 Aug 1236 in of Hereford and,of Kent,,England. 

	3342338.	Geofrey fitz Piers-11341 .Geofrey married MRIN:2118 Beatrice De Saye-11342. 

	3342339.	Beatrice De Saye-11342 .

	3342352.	William de 7th child AF'98 Braose-5900  was born about 1175 in of Bramber,Sussex,England,England. He was christened about 1179 in of Bramber,Sussex,England = AF est,England. He died in 1210 in Windsor castle,Surrey or Carfe=,Corfe Castle,Dorset England. He was buried in ,,AF# 9G90 PS. He married MRIN:3327 Maud or Matilda de widowMaudDeClare Fay-5901 about 1197 in of BBramber,Sussex,,England. 

	3342353.	Maud or Matilda de widowMaudDeClare Fay-5901  was born in 1180 in of Bromley,Surrey,England,England. She was christened in widow deClare,Maud 9G91-6C,md 1197. She was buried in ,,9G91-6C deCLARE. 

	3342368.	John FILLIOT or FILLEOL Filliol-5978  was born before 1136 in of Kendon,Essex or,Jersey Islands,England. He married MRIN:3373 Margaret Mrs John Filleol-5979 before 1132 in of Keldon,Essex,or,Jersey Islands,England. 

	3342369.	Margaret Mrs John Filleol-5979 .

Twenty-third Generation

	6684672.	1st Earl of Hereford &Essex+Sheriff of Kent  Humphrey de Bohun IV-4957  was born about 1143 in of,,Gloucestershire,England. He was christened after 1116 in of,Huntington,and of,Scotland. He died in 1182. He married MRIN:2115  Princess dau@Huntington /Scotland/ DUCHESS OF BRITTANY Margaret de Warren-3344 before 1182 in England ?. 

	6684673.	 Princess dau@Huntington /Scotland/ DUCHESS OF BRITTANY Margaret de Warren-3344  was born in 1154 in Northumberland,Northumberland,England. She was christened after 1116 in of,Huntington,and of,Scotland. She died in 1201 in of,Hereford. 

	6684674.	Geoffrey FITZPIERS-8823  was born about 1162 in of,Walden,Essex,England. He was christened in of,Cherhill,Wiltshire,England. He died on 14 Oct 1213. He married MRIN:2116 Beatrice de SAYE-8627 before 25 Jan 1184/1185 in of,,Essex,England. 

	6684675.	Beatrice de SAYE-8627  was born about 1169 in of,Kimbolton,Norfolk,England. She died on 19 Apr 1197. She was buried in Shouldham Priory. 

	6684678.	William De Saye-76217 .William married MRIN:5633 Maude de Mandeville-76216. 

	6684679.	Maude de Mandeville-76216 .

	6684704.	William de Braose-5913  was born about 1153 in Bramber,Sussex,AF# 84ZZ P5,England. He died on 9 Aug 1211 in Corbeil,Marne,France,France. He was buried on 10 Aug 1211 in Abbey St Victor,Paris,Sein,84ZZ-P5,France. He married MRIN:3330 Maud de Matilda de[aka] Saint Valery Lady of LaHaie-8840. 
	6684705.	Maud de Matilda de[aka] Saint Valery Lady of LaHaie-8840  was born about 1155 in of La Haie,of Bramber,Sussex,England. She was christened in of Bramber,Sussex,England. She died in 1210 in Corfe,Corfe,Windsor,England. She was buried in ,,B:9-2-1933=AF#,18JK JMB. 

	6684706.	Ralph De Fay-5923  was born in 1154 in <of,Bromley,Surrey,England>. He married MRIN:3332 Beatrice DE TURNHAM-5924. 

	6684707.	Beatrice DE TURNHAM-5924  was born in 1158 in <of,Bromley,Surrey,England>. 

Twenty-fourth Generation

	13369344.	Humphrey de Bohun knight-8952  was born in 1100. He was christened about 1120 in from AFR 8XJR-Z1,,Gloucestershire,England. He died on 6 Apr 1187 in ,,,England. He was buried in Lanthony,Gloucester,,England. He married MRIN:2881 Margaret de Gloucester heiress-4959 about 1149 in of,Gloucester,Gloucestershire,England. 

	13369345.	Margaret de Gloucester heiress-4959  was born about 1126 in Gloucester,Gloucetser,England,England. She was christened after 1100 in of,Gloucetser,and Hereford,England. She died in ,,,England. 

	13369346.	Henry Scots Prince EARL OF HUNTINGD-8955  was born about 1114/1119 in ,,,Scotland. He was christened in of Huntington. He died on 12 Jun 1152 in ,,,Scotland. He was buried in ,Kelso,Roxburghshire,Scotland. He married MRIN:2120 Ada de Warren - COUNTESS OF HUNT  or  Ada de WARENNE-8956 in 1134/1139 in of,,,England. 

	13369347.	Ada de Warren - COUNTESS OF HUNT  or  Ada de WARENNE-8956  was born about 1104 in of,Huntingdon,Huntingdon,England. 

	13369348.	Piers de LUTEGARESHALE-8963  was born about 1134 in ,Cherhill,Wiltshire,England. He married MRIN:4631 Maud de MANDEVILLE-8964 in England. 

	13369349.	Maud de MANDEVILLE-8964  was born about 1138 in of,Rycott,Oxfordshire,England. She was christened in Also of,Pleshey,Essex,England. She died in ,,,England. 

	13369350.	William de SAYE-8625  was born about 1126 in of,Kimbolton,Norfolk,England. He died before 1 Aug 1177. He married MRIN:4451 Aufrica de Scotland-8626. 

	13369351.	Aufrica de Scotland-8626  was born about 1136 in of,,,Scotland. 

	13369358.	Geofrey de Mandeville-76218  died in 1144 in Mindenhall,,Suffolk ,England. He married MRIN:29920 Rohese DeVere-76219. 

	13369359.	Rohese DeVere-76219 .

	13369408.	William de Braose sheriff Hereford-7203  was born about 1100 in Bramber,Sussex,Sussex,England. He was christened in 1110/1127 in AF 18JK JG7,Bramber,Sussex,England. He died about 1192 in of,Herefordshire,,England. He married MRIN:3338 Bertha de Gloucester-5926 about 1148 in of,Herefordshire,Herefordshire,England. 

	13369409.	Bertha de Gloucester-5926  was born about 1130 in of Gloucester,Gloucestershire,AF# 84ZZ 8W,England. She was christened in 1131 in <AF#18JKJHF est=,Bramber,Sussex,England>. 

	13369410.	Bernald IV de Reginald de[aka] Saint Valery-9004  was born about 1117 in of,Haseldene,Gloucstershire,England. He was christened in 1129 in <of Bramber,18JKJKT 
Reginald,Sussex,England>. He married MRIN:4641 Matilda mrs de Saint Valery-9005 about 1146 in of,Isleworth,Middlesex,England. 

	13369411.	Matilda mrs de Saint Valery-9005  was born about 1128 in of,,,England. 

Twenty-fifth Generation

	26738688.	Humphrey de Bohun II-4954  was born in 1070 in Glouchesterhire,England,& of,Wales. He was christened about 1100 in Gloucester,England,[AF+IGI info]. He died in 1140 in of Farleigh,Wiltshire,,England. He married MRIN:2878 Maud DEVEREUX-9119 after 1786 in of Wiltshire,England,and Waterford,Ireland. 

	26738689.	Maud DEVEREUX-9119  was born about 1100 in of,Evereux,Normandy,France. She was christened after 1070 in of Salisbury. 

	26738690.	Myles de Miles de Glouces ConstableEngland earl of Hereford-4960  was born about 1092 in of,Gloucester,Gloucestershire,England. He was christened before 1084/1110 in of Bramber,[Harleian Info],Sussex,England. He died in 1146 in Llanthony,Priory,Gloucester,England. He was buried in 1146 in Llanthony,Priory,Gloucester,England. 

	26738692.	I "The Scots King" David I "the Scots King"-3347  was born about 1080/1082 in of,,,Scotland. He was christened before 1127 in of,,,Scotland. He died on 24 May 1153 in ,Carlisle,Cumberland,England. He was buried in ,Dunfermline,Fifeshire,Scotland. He married MRIN:2123 Matilda de Maud de [alias] Walthe Scots Queen-9131 in 1113/1114 in ,,,Scotland. 

	26738693.	Matilda de Maud de [alias] Walthe Scots Queen-9131  was born about 1072 in of Huntington,Huntington,Huntingdonshire,England. She died on 23 Apr 1130/1131 in ,,,Scotland. She was buried in 1130/1131 in ,Scone,Perthshire,England. 

	26738694.	William II de WARENNE \ WARREN EARL OF SURREY-9136  was born about 1065 in of,,Sussex,England. He died on 11 May 1138 in ,,,England. He was buried in Priory Of Lewes,Lewes,Sussex,England. He married MRIN:4763 Isabel\Sabel\ Elizabeth de Vermandois-9137 before 1118 in ,,,France. 

	26738695.	Isabel\Sabel\ Elizabeth de Vermandois-9137  was born in 1081 in of Vermandois,Valois,[Schumuhl],France. She was christened about 1085 in of,Valois,[AF 1'98],France. She died on 13 Feb 1131 in ,,[AF'98+Schumuhl],England. She was buried in Lewes,Sussex,[AF'98],England. 

	26738698.	Geoffrey de MANDEVILLE-9143  was born about 1082 in of,Great Waltham,Essex,England. He died on 14 Sep 1144 in of,,Suffolk,England. He was buried in New Temple Churc,Holborn,Suffolk,England. He married MRIN:4776 Rohese de VERE Countess of Esse-9144 about 1119 in England ?. 

	26738699.	Rohese de VERE Countess of Esse-9144  was born about 1103 in of,Hedingham,Essex,England. She was christened in of,Waldon,Essex,England. She died after 21 Oct 1166 in England. She was buried in Priory,Chicksands Prior,Bedfordshire,England. 

	26738700.	William de Say-9150  was born about 1125 in ,Say,Normandy,France. He married MRIN:4452 Beatrix de MANDEVILLE-9151 in 1131/1132 in ,Rickling,Essex,England. 

	26738701.	Beatrix de MANDEVILLE-9151  was born in 1105 in ,MANDEVILLE,Normandy,France. She died on 19 Apr 1197 in of,Rickling,Essex,England. She was buried in Walden 
Abbey,Rickling,Essex,England. 

	26738702.	William I "the Scotland EARL OF HUNTINGD-8958  was born in 1143 in ,,,Scotland. He died on 4 Dec 1214 in ,Sterling,Stirlingshire,Scotland. He was buried on 10 Dec 1214 in Abbey of Arbroat,Arbroath,Angusshire,Scotland. He married MRIN:4453 concubine of Wm I of Scots-9154 in Not Md. 

	26738703.	concubine of Wm I of Scots-9154  was born about 1151 in of,,,Scotland. 

	26738718.	Aubrey DeVere II-76220 .Aubrey married MRIN:29921 Lady of Aubrey De Vere or Alice-76221. 

	26738719.	Lady of Aubrey De Vere or Alice-76221 .

	26738816.	Philip de de Braose-5970  was born before 1073 in of,Bramber,Sussex,England. He died in 1134/1135 in holy land,Palestine,,Palestine. He was buried in holy land,Palestine. He married MRIN:3369 Aenor de de Totnails-5980 before 1100 in pos Bramber,Sussex,,England. 

	26738817.	Aenor de de Totnails-5980  was born about 1084 in of Barnstaple,Devonshire,Devonshire,England. 

26738818.  Myles de MDGC  earl of  Hereford-4960  is printed as #26738690 on page 13.

	26738819.	Sybil de Neufmarche Countess of Here-9122  was born about 1096 in Aberhonwy,Brons.,,Wales. She died after 1143 in ,Gloucestershire,,England. She was buried in Llanthony Priory,Gloucester,England. 

	26738820.	Reginald II de Saint Valery twin-9177  was born about 1094 in of,Isleworth,Middlesex,England. He died in 1166. He married MRIN:4812 Mrs Reginald de Saint Valery-9178 about 1116 in of,Isleworth,Middlesex,England. 

	26738821.	Mrs Reginald de Saint Valery-9178  was born about 1096 in of,,Middlesex,England. 

Twenty-sixth Generation

	53477376.	Humphrey I knight\chief Chief de Bohun LordWaterfordIre-4951  was born in 1040 in of,,Normandy,France. He died after 1066 in of,Waterford,,Ireland. He married MRIN:2875 Ealgith sisVisct Ranulf-4953. 

	53477377.	Ealgith sisVisct Ranulf-4953  was born after 1040 in posbly of Bayeux. 

	53477378.	Edward of Salisbury sheriff-9184  was born after 1060 in of,Salisbury,Wiltshire,England. He died before 1130. He was buried in ,Bradenstoke,Wiltshire,England. He married MRIN:4820 Maud FITZHUBERT-9185 about 1090 in of,Salisbury,Wiltshire,England. 

	53477379.	Maud FITZHUBERT-9185  was born about 1070 in of Salisbury,Wiltshire,England. She was christened in Also of,Crick,Derbyshire,England. 

	53477384.	"Ceanmor..."Scots King Malcolm I, Creanor, Longneck-3357  was born about 1031/1033 in of,Atholl,Perthshire,Scotland. He was christened before 1057 in of,,,Scotland. He died on 13 Nov 1093 in Alnwick,Northumberland,England. He was buried on 23 Nov 1093 in Holy Trinity Chu,Dumferline,Fifeshire,Scotland. He married MRIN:2113 Margaret "Atheling" St\Engl.princess Queen Scotland-3358 in 1067/1069 in of,Atholl,Perthshire,Scotland. 

	53477385.	Margaret "Atheling" St\Engl.princess Queen Scotland-3358  was born about 1042/1045 in of,Wessex,,England. She was christened before 1111 in of,,,Scotland. She died on 16 Nov 1093 in Edinburgh Castle,Edinburgh,Mid-Lothian,Scotland. She was buried in ,Dunfermline,Fifeshire,Scotland. 

	53477386.	Waltheof II EarlNorthumberla-3430  was born in 1045 in of,Northumberland,[Schmuhl],England. He died in 1076 in ,,[Schmuhl&AF1'98]. He married MRIN:2180 Judith de Lens-9354. 

	53477387.	Judith de Lens-9354  was born in 1045. She died about 1086. 

	53477388.	William de WARENNE or WARREN-80574 .William married MRIN:31470 Step daughter of William I -  Gundred-80575. 

	53477389.	Step daughter of William I -  Gundred-80575 .

	53477390.	Hugh Magnus Count Vermandois-10250  was born in 1027. He died in 1101. He married MRIN:4926 Adela\Adelaide-10251 in 938. 

	53477391.	Adela\Adelaide-10251  died about 1120. 

53477404.  Henry Scots Prince  EARL OF H-8955  is printed as #13369346 on page 12.

53477405.  ADW-COHO Ada de WARENNE-8956  is printed as #13369347 on page 12.

	53477632.	William de Braose-5971  was born about 1049 in of Brieze,= Brienze,Normandy,France. He was christened about 1049 in 8PTT WD,Brienze,Normandy,France. He died in 1087 in Bramber,Sussex,,England. He married MRIN:3370 Agnes de de Saint Clare-5983 after 1070 in of Bramber,Sussex,,England. 

	53477633.	Agnes de de Saint Clare-5983  was born about 1054 in of Barnstaple,Devonshire,Devonshire,England. 

	53477634.	Judeal Johel de Totnails-5984  was born about 1049 in od Barnstaple,Devonshire,,England. He married MRIN:3374 de Pecguigny-5985 in of Barnstaple,Devonshire,,England. 

	53477635.	de Pecguigny-5985  was born about 1054 in od Barnstaple,Devonshire,,England. 

	53477638.	Bernhard of Newmarch-8749 .Bernhard married MRIN:4565 Nest-8820. 

	53477639.	Nest-8820 .

Twenty-seventh Generation

	106954752.	Humphrey-4977  was born before 1024. He married MRIN:2876 Adeliza de Grantmesel-4978 before 1040 in of,,Normandy,France. 

	106954753.	Adeliza de Grantmesel-4978  was born in probably of,,Normandy,Framce. 

	106954768.	I King Duncan-3484  was born before 1033. He was christened in ruled 1034-1040,,[Schmuhl]. He died in 1041 in of,,,Scotland. He married MRIN:2130 Sybilla-3485. 

	106954769.	Sybilla-3485 .

	106954770.	Edward "the Exile" Atheling-3359  died in 1057. He married MRIN:2132 Agatha-3372. 

	106954771.	Agatha-3372 .
	106954772.	Siward Earl Northumbria-3431  died in 1095. 

	106954774.	Lambert de Lens-9359  was born about 1022. He died in 1054. He married MRIN:5017 Adelaide-9351. 

	106954775.	Adelaide-9351  was born about 1030. She died about 1080. 

	106954779.	unknown mommie-80576 .

	106954780.	Henry I King France-9851  was born in 1008. He died in 1060. He married MRIN:5099 Anne Jaroslav surname-9850. 

	106954781.	Anne Jaroslav surname-9850 .

	106954782.	Herbert I-8762 .

	106955278.	Osbern fitz Richard-8821 .Osbern married MRIN:4505 Nest-8710. 

	106955279.	Nest-8710 .

Twenty-eighth Generation

	213909504.	Richard le Goz viscount-4973  was born in of Avarachnes. He married MRIN:2894 Aeolis\Alice-4974. 

	213909505.	Aeolis\Alice-4974 .

	213909506.	Hugh de Grantmesel-4979  was born in a Breton,,Normandy,France. 

	213909536.	ruler Malcolm II-3488  was born before 1002 in [ruled:other ],,,Scotland. He was christened before 1005 in {ruled:Schmuhl},,,Scotland. He died after 1034 in [ruled:Schmuhl],,,Scotland. He was buried after 1040 in end of reign,of,[other],Scotland. 

	213909540.	Edward II Ironside-3365  died in 1016. He married MRIN:2133 Ealdgyth-3366. 

	213909541.	Ealdgyth-3366  was born before 1067. 

	213909544.	Biorn-3432 .

	213909550.	Robert I the devil duke-9352  was born about 999 in of,duke 1028 of,Normandy. He died about 1035. He married MRIN:3836 Harlett Falaise-7061. 

	213909551.	Harlett Falaise-7061  was born in 1003. 

	213909560.	Robert II King France-9785  was born in 970. He died in 1031. He married MRIN:5047 Constance-9772. 

	213909561.	Constance-9772  was born in of Toulouise. She died about 1032. 

	213909562.	Jarosious-8713  was born in of,,,Russia. 

	213910556.	Gryffydd-8753  died in 1063 in [Schmuhl]. 

Twenty-ninth Generation

	427819008.	Tousin,Viscount ofAvaranches Lord of Hiesmer le Goz Viscount or Lord-4966  was born in of Tillieres,,,France. He died in of Avaranches,and Hiesmer,,France. He married MRIN:2888 Emma-4967. 

	427819009.	Emma-4967 .

	427819011.	tie-4975 .

	427819012.	Ivo (Ives) de GRENTMESNIL-4997  was born about 1064 in of,,Normandy,France. He died in 1118. He married MRIN:2898 de GANT-4998. 

	427819013.	de GANT-4998  was born about 1066 in of,,Normandy,France. 

	427819072.	Kenneth II-3489  was born before 970 in ruled,,,Scotland. He was christened before 971 in ruled,,,Scotland. He died after 994 in end of reign. 

	427819080.	the unready aka Ethelred II-3367  died in 1016. He married MRIN:2137 Elfleda-3368. 

	427819081.	Elfleda-3368  was born before 1047. 

	427819088.	Styrbiorn-3433 .

	427819102.	Fulbert de Falaise-8651 .

	427819120.	Hugh Capet King France-9833  was born in 938. He died in 996. He married MRIN:4503 Adele of Aquitaine Lady-8709. 

	427819121.	Adele of Aquitaine Lady-8709 .

	427821112.	CYNFYN Llwellyr ap GWERYSTAN-8354  was born about 1002 in of,,Powys,Wales. He married MRIN:4373 Angharad verch MAREDUDD-8355 in 1023. 

	427821113.	Angharad verch MAREDUDD-8355  was born about 982 in of,,Deheubarth,Wales. 

Thirtieth Generation

	855638016.	Lordof Tillieres Ansre\Unfroi-4964  was born in of,,,France. He married MRIN:2886 Ragnar-4963 in of Tillieres,,,France. 

	855638017.	Ragnar-4963 .

	855638018.	Hrolf\Rollo-4968  was born before 964. He married MRIN:2889 Gisela-4969. 

	855638019.	Gisela-4969 .

	855638022.	Richard I King-4976 .

	855638026.	Gilbert de GAND\GAUNT-5000  was born about 1048 in of ALOST,Flanders,AF#MQD5-18/JRiv,Belgium. He was christened about 1027 in of,Flanders,AF#11XT-CJM,France. He died in 1094 in B/E:10-24-1991,,SP:10-29-1991JRi. He was buried in at Bardney,AF MQD5-18,Lincolnshire,England. He married MRIN:2909 Alice de Montfort-5001 about 1061 in of Flanders,BELG,& of Folkingham,Lincolnshire,England. 

	855638027.	Alice de Montfort-5001  was born about 1050 in of,Montfort-Sur-,Risle,France. She was christened about 1030 in of,Flanders,AF#11XT-CKT,France. 

	855638144.	Malcolm I-3490  was born before 942 in ruled,,,Scotland. He died after 958 in end of reign. 

	855638160.	Edgar-306 . married MRIN:263 Elfrida aka Aethelfreed-307. 

	855638161.	Elfrida aka Aethelfreed-307  was born before 1027. 

	855638176.	Olaf King of Sweden-3434 .

	855638240.	Hugh duke the great Count of Paris-9964  died after 950 in of,,,France. He was buried before 956. He married MRIN:5048 Hewig-9773. 

	855638241.	Hewig-9773 .

	855638242.	William of Aquitaine-9118 .

	855642226.	MAREDUDD ap Owain-8381  was born about 938 in of Deheubarth,,[AF 1'98],Wales. He died in 999 in ,,[AF1'98+Schmuhl]. He married MRIN:4381 Mrs Maredudd ap Owain-8382. 

	855642227.	Mrs Maredudd ap Owain-8382  was born about 943 in Of Llandilo,Carmarthshire,Wales. 

Thirty-first Generation

	1711276032.	Ansfried Lordof Tillieres the Dane-4965  was born before 910 in Norse,and of,Tillieres,France. He died after 910 in of Tillieres,,,France. 

	1711276034.	Rognovald mighty ClanKingMorejarl Bjorn=Bear Bjorn-4961 .Rognovald married MRIN:2877 Hilda-4962. 

	1711276035.	Hilda-4962 .

	1711276036.	Rognovald the mighty Jarl-11270  was born in of,,More. 

	1711276038.	Charles King of France-4970 .

	1711276052.	Ralph de Gand-4994  was born about 1022 in of,Gand,Flanders,Belgium. He married MRIN:2907 Gisele-5013 about 1047 in of,ALOST,Flanders,Belgium. 

	1711276053.	Gisele-5013  was born about 1028 in of,,Flanders,Belgium. 

	1711276054.	Hugh de MOUNTFORT II-9947  was born after 996 in of,,Flanders,France. He died in sp. He married MRIN:2910 Mrs-Hugh de MOUNTFORT II-9959 about 1025 in of,,Flanders,France. 

	1711276055.	Mrs-Hugh de MOUNTFORT II-9959  was born about 1000 in of,,Flanders,France. 

	1711276288.	Constantine III-8841  died in 940 in Schmuhl:only,not in Fuller. 

	1711276320.	Edmund I-309  died in 946. He married MRIN:264 Elgiva-310. 

	1711276321.	Elgiva-310  was born before 987. 

	1711276352.	Biorn-3435  died in 932. 

	1711276480.	Robert Marquis I King of Franks-9962  was born in 865 in Marquis Neustria. He died in 923. He married MRIN:5124 Beatrice of Vermandois-9958. 

	1711276481.	Beatrice of Vermandois-9958  was born in of Vermandois. 
	1711276482.	Henry Emperor Germany-9786 .

	1711284452.	Owain ap Owen Hywel-8391  was born about 913 in Of Dynevor,Llandyfeisant,Carmarthenshire,Wales. He died in 987. He married MRIN:4390 Angharad verch Llewelyn-8392. 

	1711284453.	Angharad verch Llewelyn-8392  was born about 918 in of,Llandeilo,Carmarthenshire,Wales. 

Thirty-second Generation

	3422552068.	Eystein North\South More clan ruler=king= Bjorn morejarl-4980  was born in of UplandsSweden,,Viking=sailing. He died in of No/So More,,,Norway. He was buried in More=area around,Christianssen,and Trondheim,Norway. He married MRIN:2885 Jocunda heiress-4981. 

	3422552069.	Jocunda heiress-4981  was born in of North South,,More,Norway. She died in of No/So More,,,Norway. She was buried in More=area around,Christianssen,and Trondheim,Norway. 

	3422552104.	Adalbert de Gand-4995  was born about 1004 in of,Gand,Flanders,Belgium. He married MRIN:2908 Ermengarde de Flanders-4996 about 1021 in of,Gand,East Vlaanderen,Belgium. 

	3422552105.	Ermengarde de Flanders-4996  was born about 1005 in of,,Flanders,Belgium. 

	3422552108.	Hugh de Montfort-9945  was born before 966 in of,,Flanders,France. He married MRIN:5116 Mrs-Hugh de Montfort-9946 about 995. 

	3422552109.	Mrs-Hugh de Montfort-9946  was born about 970 in of,,Flanders,France. 

	3422552576.	Donald II II Donald King of Scotland-3491  was born in ,of,,Scotland. He died in 903 in {Schmuhl},not in Fuller. He was buried in 904 in ,,other. 

	3422552640.	the elder Edward-308  was born before 901. He died in 925. He married MRIN:259 Edgiva-299. 

	3422552641.	Edgiva-299  was born before 922. 

	3422552704.	Eric-3436  died in 882. 

	3422552962.	Heribert I Count Vermandois-10024  was born about 840 in of Vermandois. He died after 900. He was buried about 902. He married MRIN:4460 Bertha de Morvois-10026. 

	3422552963.	Bertha de Morvois-10026 .

	3422568904.	Hywel\Howell "Dda" ap Cadell HOWELL the good-8407  was born about 887 in of,,Deheubarth,Wales. He died in 950. He married MRIN:4396 Elen verch Llywarch-8408. 

	3422568905.	Elen verch Llywarch-8408  was born about 893 in of,Dyfed,,Wales. She died in 943. 

	3422568906.	LLYWELYN ap Merfyn-8417  was born about 880 in of,Llandeilo,Carmarthenshire,Wales. He married MRIN:4397 Mrs Llewelyn ap Merfyn-8418. 

	3422568907.	Mrs Llewelyn ap Merfyn-8418  was born about 884 in of,,Wales. 

Appendix A  -  Notes

1.  Elfrieda Linville-20704
      M7JD-6SQ

       Social Security Death Index
about Elfrieda L. Cook
Name:Elfrieda L. Cook
SSN:497-38-4005
Last Residence:64468 Maryville, Nodaway, Missouri, United States of America
Born:19 Aug 1898
Died:15 May 1972
State (Year) SSN issued:Missouri (1953-1954)

   http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=27244406
Elfrieda Linville Cook 
        Birth:  Aug. 19, 1898
                 Maryville, Nodaway County, Missouri, USA 
       Death:  1972 
               Family links: 
 Parents:
       James Taylor Linville (1853 - 1939)
       Alice Bryant Linville (1857 - 1950)
 Spouse:
        Clarence Edward Cook (1896 - 1965)
        Note: OES emb 
Burial:  Miriam Cemetery  -  Plot: Sec 1, Row 21, S-N 
Maryville, Nodaway County, Missouri
Created by: Sylvia Whaley
Record added: Jun 01, 2008 
Find A Grave Memorial# 27244406 
   Dowden information
   Elfrieda's  plot at  MiriamCemeteryPlot:Sec 1,Row 21,S-NinMaryville,Nodaway,
Missouri,United States - is in same cemetery as Helen Elizabeth Kerr her half sister
[whose burial has complete comcrete top coveringentire burial].

2.  James Taylor Linville-16
   They were married in the Methodist church in Burlington Junction by C.J.Warner... he resided in Indiana  as 
well... info in notes Maude HOWARD Kerr .
     PRICE funeral HOME booklet in Kerr-Howardfamily scrapbook kept by HHKerr ...he was one of twins, 
lived near Alice Bryant Kerr, and lived into his 90's.

      Leonard was twin of second spouse of Patricia CURL Dowden
gma Alice BRYANT Kerr.
      They were raised in Indiana is how she knew him.
       Alice came to Missouri as young woman. Her second spouse

2.  James Taylor Linville-16
   They were married in the Methodist church in Burlington Junction by C.J.Warner... he resided in Indiana  as 
well... info in notes Maude HOWARD Kerr .
     PRICE funeral HOME booklet in Kerr-Howardfamily scrapbook kept by HHKerr ...he was one of twins, 
lived near Alice Bryant Kerr, and lived into his 90's.

      Leonard was twin of second spouse of Patricia CURL Dowden
gma Alice BRYANT Kerr.
      They were raised in Indiana is how she knew him.
       Alice came to Missouri as young woman. Her second spouse
 Linville came to Missouri to marry Alice. After Alice surprise 
wedding( newspaper article is available) he remained in Missouri. 

   DONOR of BIBLE Marjorie Riester born 17 January 1920 married to Lowell Neal Linville (28 August 1916 
died 14 Dec 1996) -  he is gone but she lives just over the Montgomery Co boarder in a little town -  Mellott.  
Her father in law was born in Wingate - Lawrence Linville 30 August 1885 - 11 Feb 1963 (wife was Maude 
Neal).  
      Lawrence's father in turn was Leonard T. Linville (b 3 Feb 1853 Lexington Ky d Dec 1947) - wife Sarah 
Bain -- their sons were Lawrence; John Zenor; Paul; Manford and daughter Gladys.

3.  Alice Bryant-13
      KZJV-DRW 

       Liville, James - Obit - Crawfordsville Jrnl Review - 25 Aug 1839
MAN INFORMED OF HIS TWIN BROTHER'S DEATH
Hillsboro, Aug 24 - Leonard Linville, who resides with his son,
John Z Linville, northeast of Hillsboro, received a message
Thursday morning telling of the death of his twin brother, James
Linville, who died at his home in Marysville, Mo., Wednesday
night, Aug 23, at 11 o'clock.  He had been declining in health for
the past few months suffering from ailments incident to old age.
        James Linville eas 83 years of age and he and his twin brother
celebrated their birthday anniversaries together last February
at his home in Marysville.  An elder brother, John D Linville,
of Hillsboro, died at the age of 90 years, a few months ago.
       James Linville was married to Mrs Alice Kerr, of Cherry Grove,
Montgomery county, Indiana, but the greater part of their
married life has been spent in Missouri.  The widow and one
daughter, Mrs. Elfreda Cook, of Marysville and the one brother
survive.
       The message stated that the funeral service would probably be
held on Saturday.  Relatives from this vicinity were unable
to attend.

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      Liville, James - Obit - Crawfordsville Jrnl Review - 25 Aug 1839
MAN INFORMED OF HIS TWIN BROTHER'S DEATH
Hillsboro, Aug 24 - Leonard Linville, who resides with his son,
John Z Linville, northeast of Hillsboro, received a message
Thursday morning telling of the death of his twin brother, James
Linville, who died at his home in Marysville, Mo., Wednesday
night, Aug 23, at 11 o'clock.  He had been declining in health for
the past few months suffering from ailments incident to old age.
        James Linville eas 83 years of age and he and his twin brother
celebrated their birthday anniversaries together last February
at his home in Marysville.  An elder brother, John D Linville,
of Hillsboro, died at the age of 90 years, a few months ago.
       James Linville was married to Mrs Alice Kerr, of Cherry Grove,
Montgomery county, Indiana, but the greater part of their
married life has been spent in Missouri.  The widow and one
daughter, Mrs. Elfreda Cook, of Marysville and the one brother
survive.
       The message stated that the funeral service would probably be
held on Saturday.  Relatives from this vicinity were unable
to attend.

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5 January 1894
Crawfordsville Weekly Journal
WEDDED IN THE WEST
The "special service" announced for Sunday evening at the M.E. church
drew a full house, but the special feature was a mystery.  No one appeared
to understand just what that attraction was or what the announcement
meant.  It, however, turned out that a surprise was in store for the
audience.  At the close of the regular service Miss Mollie Groves took her
place at the organ and began playing a wedding march, much to the sur-
prise of those who were just puckering their mouths in proper shape to
sing the good old long metter doxology.  The surprise was still more
increased when Mrs. Alic B. Kerr and Miss Emma Lundell passed up the
aisle and met James T. Linville and his right hand man at the altar.
Then Rev. J.C. Warner, at the end of a most beautiful ceremony, pro-
nounced Mr. Linville and Mrs. Kerr husband and wife.  So unexpected
was this incident that many did not recognize the interested parties
until they were leaving the church.
Mr. Linville is from Hillsboro, Fountain county, Ind., and is an old
time friend and acquaintance of his present wife.  We have known him
since boyhood and we are sure he will make our community a good
citizen.  He arrived at this place last Friday, virtually in disguise, which
leaves the impression with many that the above mentioned surprise was
maliciously premeditated.

r. Linville and Mrs. Kerr husband and wife.  So unexpected
was this incident that many did not recognize the interested parties
until they were leaving the church.
Mr. Linville is from Hillsboro, Fountain county, Ind., and is an old
time friend and acquaintance of his present wife.  We have known him
since boyhood and we are sure he will make our community a good
citizen.  He arrived at this place last Friday, virtually in disguise, which
leaves the impression with many that the above mentioned surprise was
maliciously premeditated.
   
- Burlington Junction (Mo.) Post.
=============================================

     Have very battered pre 1969 letter to g'ma Maude HOWARD Kerr from [not sure how related to us,
probably KERR or HOWARD ] Bessie Zeisler, her new home then at 4920 NE Glisan, Portland, ORE 97213, 
she calls  Maude Kerr Aunt, gave Maude a gift refers to Harold in hospital, refers to Edith Alie visiting for 
holidays in New Mexico with Dona G... and family...refers to Dick coming to visit with wife from Salem... refers 
to Jan and parents

      Alice buried in a well cared for grave site next to both spouses monument [both on the same] flat 
tombstone where iris grow in profusion even in absence of youngest daughter long since deceased:to care 
for those flowers, now we even find COOK grandson who Pat remembers from the Navy war II visit of both 
cousins/brothers of Jim and Jack, one has passed away by now as well as Elfrieda LINVILLE Cook. [1]
BRYANT FAMILY BIBLE page 2 lines 11 and 12 " Alice Bryant daughter of James & Sarah A Bryant was 
born October 22nd 1857..." page 3 lines 5 to 7 " Alice Bryant J G Kerr was united in marriage by Rev J E 
Wright:November the 30th 1876" different hand from the prior lines 1 to 4 of this page 3 of this bible,see p 2 
[2] FUNERAL MEMORICAL LEAFLET [funeral booklet] PRINTED for her spouse in 1939 at death of James 
Taylor LINVILLE for list of relatives living at that time [3] original ordinance sheet in possession of Pat Curl 
Dowden [4] Alice's [her] obit 8'50 she had 7 gkids 8 ggkids and md 1893 to Linville, funeral services 
conducted at Price funeral home (Great-aunt Bess Curl Price) was ill 4 months and stayed at her daughter 
Mrs. Fisher's when passed away, life member of Methodist church, lived in Maryville 56 years.
        BIOGRAPHICAL
Alice had coal-black hair, was petite,even age over 90, seen twice by Patricia  CURL, Dowden  in 1939 in 
Missouri [ home was dark colored and dark inside with a cormer living room, inside a pourch extending over 
that half of the fornt of the home] and a visit to California when Pat CURL about 10 to 12 years old: do not 
remember her talking much. When she was in WCCURL kitchen she always helped even though eyesight 
was bad [remember that she placed the dried spoons in the wrong slotts in the divided drawer, looked funny 
to me as a child on top of the forks, next to where the spoons belonged ]

4.  William Linville-15644
    K6S6-GN5 

       Original Settlers in Yadkin County, NC
From: Carolina Cradle - Settlement of the Northwest Carolina Frontier, 1747-1762 By: Robert W. Ramsey, 
1964 
       It is impossible to determine which among these settlers were the initial arrivals.  However, there is 
reason to believe that James Carter, Morgan Bryan, Edward Hughes, Samuel Davis, Robert Gamble, John 
Dunn, George Forbush, William Linville, Thomas Gillespie, John Holmes, Thomas Bell, James Cathey, 
George Cathey, John Cathey, James Graham, Richard Graham, John Graham, Felix Kennedy, John Withrow, 
John Brandon, John Brandon Jr., Richard Brandon, William Brandon, John Lock, Matthew Lock, John 
Davidson, George Davidson, Jr., David Templeton, James Templeton, John Sill, Alexander Osborne, Walter 

t her daughter Mrs. Fisher's when passed away, life member of Methodist church, lived in Maryville 56 years.
        BIOGRAPHICAL
Alice had coal-black hair, was petite,even age over 90, seen twice by Patricia  CURL, Dowden  in 1939 in 
Missouri [ home was dark colored and dark inside with a cormer living room, inside a pourch extending over 
that half of the fornt of the home] and a visit to California when Pat CURL about 10 to 12 years old: do not 
remember her talking much. When she was in WCCURL kitchen she always helped even though eyesight 
was bad [remember that she placed the dried spoons in the wrong slotts in the divided drawer, looked funny 
to me as a child on top of the forks, next to where the spoons belonged ]

4.  William Linville-15644
    K6S6-GN5 

       Original Settlers in Yadkin County, NC
From: Carolina Cradle - Settlement of the Northwest Carolina Frontier, 1747-1762 By: Robert W. Ramsey, 
1964 
       It is impossible to determine which among these settlers were the initial arrivals.  However, there is 
reason to believe that James Carter, Morgan Bryan, Edward Hughes, Samuel Davis, Robert Gamble, John 
Dunn, George Forbush, William Linville, Thomas Gillespie, John Holmes, Thomas Bell, James Cathey, 
George Cathey, John Cathey, James Graham, Richard Graham, John Graham, Felix Kennedy, John Withrow, 
John Brandon, John Brandon Jr., Richard Brandon, William Brandon, John Lock, Matthew Lock, John 
Davidson, George Davidson, Jr., David Templeton, James Templeton, John Sill, Alexander Osborne, Walter 
Carruth, Jane Carruth, Adam Carruth, James Marlin, James Mackilwean, John Brevard, Robert Brevard, 
William Sherrill, Abenton, Sherrill, and Adam Sherrill were among them.  A number of the remaining forty 
should in all likelihood be included with these, but no evidence has been discovered to show that they were in 
North Carolina before June, 1749.  Pages 25-26.
      The most prominent of the settlers in northwestern Carolina before 1752 was Morgan Bryan.  He was a 
member of the New Garden Quaker community in Chester County, Pennsylvania, in 1719, and accompanied 
by his brother William, he moved west-ward into the Pequea Creek district in 1724.  Bryan evidently 
prospered through the Indian trade, for in October, 1730, he and Alexander Ross, another Quaker from New 
Garden, purchased from Virginia's Governor Gooch one hundred thousand acres of land on the waters of 
Opequon Creek upon which they settled a colony of Friends.  Bryan himself purchased a tract (in present-day 
Berkely County, West Virginia) on a branch of Opequon Creek and settled there in 1734.  Fourteen years 
later, he removed with his large family to North Carolina, making his home on the south bank of Deep Creek 
four or five miles above "shallow ford" on the Yadkin.
        Sometime prior to 1746, Bryan was joined in the valley of Virginia by John, Thomas and William Linville, 
three Quakers originally from Chichester township, Chester County, with whom he had been intimately 
acquainted for twenty-five years.  Thomas and John were associates of Bryan in the Conestoga Indian trade 
in 1724.  All three Linvilles were in the Susquehanna Valley by 1730, whence they moved on to the 
Shenandoah.  It is probably that Bryan and William Linville, his son-in-law, traveled together to the Yadkin, 
where they settled within ten miles of each other.  In 1766, William and his son John were killed by the 
Indians while hunting in the Blue Ridge.  Pages 30-33
          vg1001 added this on 15 Feb 2011
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2)  
There are some inconsistencies to this story.  
From: http://www.davisclans.com/strode.html  
  
"...In The Gosney Family by Georgia G. Winda, 'The Bryans and a family named Strode who were Hollanders 
but who were living in France, were Protestants and had to flee from their home on account of religious 
persecution; came to America on the same boat. The Strode parents died on the voyage, leaving three 
children: Martha, Jeremiah and Samuel. They were in Chester County when Morgan Bryan married Martha 

was bad [remember that she placed the dried spoons in the wrong slotts in the divided drawer, looked funny 
to me as a child on top of the forks, next to where the spoons belonged ]

4.  William Linville-15644
    K6S6-GN5 

       Original Settlers in Yadkin County, NC
From: Carolina Cradle - Settlement of the Northwest Carolina Frontier, 1747-1762 By: Robert W. Ramsey, 
1964 
       It is impossible to determine which among these settlers were the initial arrivals.  However, there is 
reason to believe that James Carter, Morgan Bryan, Edward Hughes, Samuel Davis, Robert Gamble, John 
Dunn, George Forbush, William Linville, Thomas Gillespie, John Holmes, Thomas Bell, James Cathey, 
George Cathey, John Cathey, James Graham, Richard Graham, John Graham, Felix Kennedy, John Withrow, 
John Brandon, John Brandon Jr., Richard Brandon, William Brandon, John Lock, Matthew Lock, John 
Davidson, George Davidson, Jr., David Templeton, James Templeton, John Sill, Alexander Osborne, Walter 
Carruth, Jane Carruth, Adam Carruth, James Marlin, James Mackilwean, John Brevard, Robert Brevard, 
William Sherrill, Abenton, Sherrill, and Adam Sherrill were among them.  A number of the remaining forty 
should in all likelihood be included with these, but no evidence has been discovered to show that they were in 
North Carolina before June, 1749.  Pages 25-26.
      The most prominent of the settlers in northwestern Carolina before 1752 was Morgan Bryan.  He was a 
member of the New Garden Quaker community in Chester County, Pennsylvania, in 1719, and accompanied 
by his brother William, he moved west-ward into the Pequea Creek district in 1724.  Bryan evidently 
prospered through the Indian trade, for in October, 1730, he and Alexander Ross, another Quaker from New 
Garden, purchased from Virginia's Governor Gooch one hundred thousand acres of land on the waters of 
Opequon Creek upon which they settled a colony of Friends.  Bryan himself purchased a tract (in present-day 
Berkely County, West Virginia) on a branch of Opequon Creek and settled there in 1734.  Fourteen years 
later, he removed with his large family to North Carolina, making his home on the south bank of Deep Creek 
four or five miles above "shallow ford" on the Yadkin.
        Sometime prior to 1746, Bryan was joined in the valley of Virginia by John, Thomas and William Linville, 
three Quakers originally from Chichester township, Chester County, with whom he had been intimately 
acquainted for twenty-five years.  Thomas and John were associates of Bryan in the Conestoga Indian trade 
in 1724.  All three Linvilles were in the Susquehanna Valley by 1730, whence they moved on to the 
Shenandoah.  It is probably that Bryan and William Linville, his son-in-law, traveled together to the Yadkin, 
where they settled within ten miles of each other.  In 1766, William and his son John were killed by the 
Indians while hunting in the Blue Ridge.  Pages 30-33
          vg1001 added this on 15 Feb 2011
==================================
 
2)  
There are some inconsistencies to this story.  
From: http://www.davisclans.com/strode.html  
  
"...In The Gosney Family by Georgia G. Winda, 'The Bryans and a family named Strode who were Hollanders 
but who were living in France, were Protestants and had to flee from their home on account of religious 
persecution; came to America on the same boat. The Strode parents died on the voyage, leaving three 
children: Martha, Jeremiah and Samuel. They were in Chester County when Morgan Bryan married Martha 
Strode in 1719.' Note this quote fails to list all the orphan Strodes that fled Europe.
  
Morgan Bryan's wife was Martha Strode, presumably Edward's sister. It is entirely plausible that the Edward 
Strode's made their way to Virginia with Morgan Bryan in the mid 1730's. Pennsylvania Archives III, Chester 
County Warranties of Land list Edward as selling 150 acres 29 January 1733. He presumably would do this to 
move to Virginia. 

lausible that the Edward Strode's made their way to Virginia with Morgan Bryan in the mid 1730's. 
Pennsylvania Archives III, Chester County Warranties of Land list Edward as selling 150 acres 29 January 
1733. He presumably would do this to move to Virginia. 
  
"The Bryan-Boone traditions says that Morgan and Martha Strode Bryan had 5 children when they moved to 
Frederick County, Virginia, probably 1734. They had a total of nine children. The oldest was Joseph, who 
sold Edward Strode 360 acres of land in 1752.
  
Morgan Bryan and Martha Strode met during the voyage across the Atlantic. Together they raised at least 
seven children in backcountry Pennsylvania before moving their brood to the valley of Virginia in 1734. When 
Martha died in 1747 she was in her late sixties. Morgan was nearly eighty when, two years later, he led his 
married sons and daughters south into the Yadkin Valley, where he purchased several large tracts of land on 
which to settle his descendants. The Bryan Settlement, as it came to be known lay on the waters of 
Dutchman's Creek, near a well-used crossing of the North Yadkin River known as Shallow Ford... Bryan 
owned more land than anyone else in the backcountry, a total of more than fine thousand acres. (p. 42 from 
Daniel Boone, by John Mack Faragher, professor of history at Mt. Holyoke College: Henry Holt & Co., 1992.)
  
"For a short time after their marriage Daniel Boone and Rebecca occupied a log cabin on his father's farm, 
but they soon acquired land of their own lying upon Sugar Tree, a tributary of Dutchman's creek, in the Bryan 
settlement, a few miles North of Squire Boone's. Here they lived for several years."
  
"During the 1750’s there was a major migration to the southern colonies. The Morgans, Bryans, Boones, 
Osbornes, and Plumleys, all associated with Penningtons in NJ and southeast PA, all moved southwest. 
They crossed the Potomac near Harper’s Ferry, went up the Shenandoah, out into the foothills east of the 
Blue Ridge and down to the Yadkin River near the Trading Ford and the Shallow Ford. This was the main 
area of eastern battles in the Civil War and many old records were destroyed at that time."
  
William Bryan who married Mary Boone was a son of Morgan Bryan and Martha Strode. Rebecca Bryan who 
married Daniel Boone and Martha Bryan who married Edward Boone were daughters of Joseph and Alee 
Bryan and nieces of William Bryan. Ann (Nancy) Linville who married George Boone was a daughter of 
William Linville and Eleanor Bryan, a daughter of Morgan Bryan. About 1728-1730 Morgan Bryan, who lived 
in Chester County, Pennsylvania, until four or five of his eldest children were born, obtained a grant of 100,
000 acres of land on the Potomac and Opequan rivers in Virginia, with Alexander Ross and other Quakers. 
Morgan Bryan moved to this land about 1730 and settled near the present site of Winchester, where the rest 
of his children were born. Martha Strode Bryan died here about 1747 and was buried at the homestead. 
Afterward Morgan sold his interest in the Virginia land and moved to the Forks of the Yadkin River in North 
Carolina. An early pioneer traveler over the road the Bryans followed gave this description:
  
People had told us that this hill was most dangerous, and that we would scarcely be able to cross it, for 
Morgan Bryan, the first to travel this way, had to take the wheels off his wagon and carry it piece-meal to the 
top, and had been three months on the journey from the Shanidore (Shenandoah) to the Etkin (Yadkin). 

5.  Margaret Peevler or Peavler or  Margaret Peauler-92877
    K6QQ-FB1

6.  James H Bryant-55
      DEATH OF FORMER CITIZEN
         James Bryant Died in Missouri After a Lingering Illness

6.  James H Bryant-55
      DEATH OF FORMER CITIZEN
         James Bryant Died in Missouri After a Lingering Illness
James Bryant, a former well-known and highly respected
Montgomery county [citizen], died at his home in 
Burlington Junction, Missouri on January 11, 1906, aged 
almost seventy-nine years.  He was born in Hamilton 
county this state, but  his family moved to the narrows 
of Sugar Creek in Parke county at a point still known as
Bryant's ford at an early day. His father was killed by an
accident when James was seven years old and he was left
an orphan at fourteen years.  He then apprecnticed 
himself to William McClelland for the tanner's trade.  He 
was married to Sarah A. McJimsey at Wingate, Ind., 
December 31, 1848.  He was a tanner by trade and soon 
after his marriaged located in Colfax, Ind.  In face, built 
the first house in the new town, made the rally that
cleared hazel brush from the town site and named the 
town for the then popular young congressman, Schuyler
Colfax.  He later moved to Fountain and Montgomery
counties and in 1880 came to Burlinton Junction, 
where he since resided.  He erected first brick business
-house in our town and later erected the one adjoining it.
        His wife died October 6, 1883, and he was married
again to Mrs. Maline McKinzie, January 8, 1887, who
survives him.  He also leaves five children: John H.
Bryant of this place; Mrs. Alice B. Linville, of 
Maryville; James H Bryant, of Philadelphia, Pa.; 
J. J. Bryant of St. Joseph; and W.M. Bryant of
Grand Forks, ND.
         Mr. Bryant had been an invalid for two years and 
was quite helpless the last year, so his death was 
not unexpected.  He had been failing rapidly the 
past week and on Wednesday evening fell into a
deep slumber from which he did not waken, passing
away quietly the next morning.  The funeral was
conducted from the residence Saturday morning at
10 o'cloack by Rev. W M Sapp, pastor of the M E
church , of which church organization Mr. Bryant
was a member.
 ====================================================
James Bryant (Mrs)--SEJ (obit)--17 Oct 1885 p5 col2
          Mrs. Mary Gilkey was absent the forepart of the week in Maysville (sp?), Mo., 
where she had gone to attend the bedside of Mrs. James Bryant, once a most
highly [esteemed] lady of this vicinity, who died on Friday, her disease being
cancer in her side.  She was a daughter of Uncle Johnny McJimsey, of this
place.  A host of friends and relatives here mourn her loss.
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new January 1, 2011: 2011PAF now herewith - Follows Aunt 
         Lydia McJimsey - 100 yrs old on 10/2/1923 - photo:WANT IT !
http://ingenweb.org/inmontgomery/bios/m/img/mcjimsey-lydia.jpg
there are some KERR folks on here:
http://ingenweb.org/inmontgomery/main.html
Marriages:
  http://ingenweb.org/inmontgomery/marriages/
Montgomery County, Indiana Marriage records
        The B page includes  ours:
  http://ingenweb.org/inmontgomery/marriages/k.htm
BRYAN, ALBERTINA MARTIN BUSH 26 June, 1878 9 125
[my ggma:pat CURL Dowden noted 1-1-2011 thanx Cathie]
BRYANT, ALICE JOSEPH G KERR 30 November 1876 8 495
BRYANT, ANNE E A L RAKESTRAW 18 August, 1880 9 426
BRYANT, CLARA E JAMES SMITHSON 8 September 1879 9 269
BRYANT, CLARA J JACOB COYNER 22 March, 1877 8 541
BRYANT, DONNA BELLE LORINE JENKINS 19 October 1888 11 278
BRYANT, DONNA BELLE STEPHEN DEHART 11 October 1881 10 4
BRYANT, FRANCIS D EUGENE D BOSWORTH 18 October 1883 10 319
BRYANT, JAMES R M HELEN M RILEY 9 September 1862 6 8
BRYANT, JANE L GEORGEW CAMPBELL 26 October 1879 9 302
BRYANT, JOHN FOXWORTHY MARY D February 11, 1851 3 319
BRYANT, JOHN H MARY A BEAVER 1 January, 1874 8 125
BRYANT, JOSEPH CLARK ELIZABETH February 27, 1851 3 327
BRYANT, LYDIA ANN CHANUNCEY T CLARK 16 November 1880 9 470
BRYANT, MARY C WILLIAM TAYLOR 21 December 1867 7 29
BRYANT, MARY J FRANK KIRKPATRICK 21 September 1875 8 333
BRYANT, ROBERT E SUSAN H RICE 14 May 1874 8 170
BRYANT, WALTER O ELIZA BRYERS 15 October 1874 8 230
BRYANT, WILLIAM H IDA E CANINE 6 October 1880 8 451
BRYANT, WILLIAM J SINIA N CAMPBELL 4 September 1875 8 325
BRYANT, ELISHU G CRANE, NANCY June 27, 1827
BRYANT, ELIZA WILSON, HARTWELL January 19, 1836
[ my gggparents thanx to Cahthie by pat CURL Dowden ]
BRYANT, JAMES MCJIMSEY, SARAH A December 31, 1848
BRYANT, MARGARET MOORE, JAMES April 6, 1836
BRYANT, MARY C CONWAY, WILLIAM September 1, 1849
BRYANT, RACHEL TURNER, JAMES February 17, 1825
BRYANT, ROBERT E SWEETER, ELLEN M February 3, 1848
BRYANT, TABITHA WILSON, JOHN D September 24, 1835
BRYANT, WILLIAM WILSON, MILLIE A August 5, 1847

 A August 5, 1847

	Past and Present of Nodaway County Missouri, 
                Vol. 2; B.F. Bowen & Company, Indianapolis, IND, 
                1910, p 1051: JOHN H. BRYANT. 
Success has attended the efforts of John H. Bryant because he has worked for it along legitimate lines and 
employed such methods as will almost invariably result in the attainment of oneâ€™s ambitions in all walks of 
life. He is a native of Wingate, Montgomery County, Indiana, born September 30, 1849 Page 1052 and is the 
son of James and Sarah (McJimsey) Bryant, the former a native of Parke county, Indiana, and the latter of 
Ohio. Mr. Bryant was a tanner by trade, which he followed for many years, later in life engaging in farming. 
His father, Gabriel Bryant, was the son of William Bryant, founder of Bryant Station, Kentucky, one of Daniel 
Boone's colonies, known in history for the continual Indian warfare made against it. William Bryant was a 
soldier of the Revolutionary war, his discharge papers showing that he served two years and four months in 
the Continental army, not counting one year in which he was engaged in the Indian war following his first 
yearâ€™s service. After the close of that service he again settled in Kentucky and remained there until about 
1812, when he came to Missouri, first locating at Femme Osage, near his old-time friend, Daniel Boone, then 
later (1821) moved to Boone county, where he resided until his death in 1834, at the advanced age of ninety-
five years. He was buried in an old cemetery on a high hill overlooking the Missouri river near the vanished 
town of Stonesport, one mile up the river from Claysville, in Boone county, the grave being now marked by a 
large cottonwood tree. James Bryant, father of John H., of this review, was a member of the Indiana militia. 
He came to Burlington Junction, Nodaway count, Missouri, in 1881, and died here in 1907, having retired 
while living in Burlington Junction. His family consisted of four sons and one daughter, namely: John H, of this 
review, Josiah J., president of the Tri-State college at Angola, Indiana; James Harvey is provessor of 
penmanship and mathemantics in the Pierce College at Philadelphia; William M. is proprietor and manager of 
the Nebraska School of Business at Lincoln, Nebraska; Mrs. James T. Linville [Alice Bryant Kerr Linville] lives 
in Maryville. John H. Bryant received a good education and prepared himself for a teacher, and began 
teaching in the common schools of Montgomery county, Indiana, and while living there he married Mary A. 
Bever, on January 1, 1876; she was born and reared at Wingate, that county. This union resulted in the birth 
of four children, three of whom are living: Fred E., of Moberly, Missouri, is foreman of the Democrat printing 
office; Mark C. is manager of the Post at Burlington Junction; Mabel is clerking in the local postoffice and 
living at home; James Harlan died when eighteen years old. Mrs. Bryant was called to her rest in 1893. Mr. 
Bryant's present wife was known in her maidenhood as Emily Elfreda Lundell, whom he married in 1895; she 
was born in New York, and this union has resulted in the birth of one child, John McJimsey, born in 1902. 
Page 1053 Mr. Bryant, in 1878, came to Nodaway county, Missouri, and engaged in fruit farming on a small 
scale, and assisted in the office of the Maryville Republican. In October 1879, with Byron A. Dunn, he bought 
the Burlington Junction Post and has since that time been connected with the same, with the exception of a 
short time when it was owned by R. P. Tuten. Mr. Bryant is at present, 1910, serving very acceptably as 
postmaster of Burlington Junction, having succeeded himself three times without opposition. He has been an 
active member of the grand lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows of Missouri for twenty-six years, 
and was elected grand warden in May, 1909, and the following December was elected deputy grand master, 
leading the vote in the state in the field. He will be grand master of the state beginning with the May session, 
1911. He has long been prominent in the state affairs of this order, and is spoken of as one of its best 
speakers. He and his family are members of the Methodist Episcopal church; he has been very active in 
Sunday School work, especially in classes of young people. Politically, he is a Republican. Perhaps the 
nearest ot an unprejudiced opinion of any man will come from those engaged in his own line of work, and in 
this Mr. Bryant is fortunate in having the good will of his fellow-workers in the newspaper field. The Maryville 
Tribune in a recent issue said: â€œSome towns are especially fortunate in having some man who can do 
good things for his town just at the right time - men who get what they go after and are always watching for 
their home interests. Burlington Junction has such a man in the person of John H. Bryant, who devotes much 

n Post and has since that time been connected with the same, with the exception of a short time when it was 
owned by R. P. Tuten. Mr. Bryant is at present, 1910, serving very acceptably as postmaster of Burlington 
Junction, having succeeded himself three times without opposition. He has been an active member of the 
grand lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows of Missouri for twenty-six years, and was elected grand 
warden in May, 1909, and the following December was elected deputy grand master, leading the vote in the 
state in the field. He will be grand master of the state beginning with the May session, 1911. He has long 
been prominent in the state affairs of this order, and is spoken of as one of its best speakers. He and his 
family are members of the Methodist Episcopal church; he has been very active in Sunday School work, 
especially in classes of young people. Politically, he is a Republican. Perhaps the nearest ot an unprejudiced 
opinion of any man will come from those engaged in his own line of work, and in this Mr. Bryant is fortunate in 
having the good will of his fellow-workers in the newspaper field. The Maryville Tribune in a recent issue said: 
â€œSome towns are especially fortunate in having some man who can do good things for his town just at the 
right time - men who get what they go after and are always watching for their home interests. Burlington 
Junction has such a man in the person of John H. Bryant, who devotes much of his time to public interests 
and generally gets his town to the front.â€ The Marceline Mirror of May 27, 1910, in speaking of his election 
as deputy grand master of the Odd Fellows and his nomination for the position of grand master, says: "John 
H. Bryant is well and favorably known to the editors of the Mirror, we having resided in the same town with Mr. 
Bryant for a number of years. His efforts in his home town and community are untiring in behalf of the 
betterment, both maroally and intellectually, of the publicâ€™s interests. A more public-spirited man it has 
never been our pleasure to meet, such a citizen as would be desired by any community. Mr. Bryant has been 
a leading worker in the Independent Order of Odd Fellows, having represented his district for a number of 
years, and his election to the high office of deputy grand master at the recent session of the grand lodge held 
at Columbia, is a direct result and honorable acknowledgement of his many years of untiring effort for the 
grand organization.â€ Other Quotations could be made, but these are sufficient to show his friendly relations 
with the newspaper fraternity. 

        The History of Nodaway County, Missouri, containing a history of the county, its cities, towns, etc., 
biographical sketches of its citizens, Nodaway County in the late war, general and local statistics, portraits of 
early settlers and prominent men, history of Missouri, map of Nodaway County, Etc., Etc.; illustrated; St. 
Joseph, Mo.: National Historical Company, 1882 _(compiled by Pat O'Dell: genpat@netins.net) _      Table of 
Contents]_The following chart shows what pages are in each township's listings. _     pages township pages 
township _517-560 Lincoln twp 905-914 Jefferson township _561-585 Atchison twp 914-924 Washington 
township _586-642 Hopkins twp 925-945 Grant township _643-660 Independence twp 945-984 Hughes 
township _661-685 Union twp 985-1004 White Cloud township _686-717 Nodaway twp 1005-1030 Monroe 
township _717-863 Polk twp and City of Maryville 1030-1033 Maitland _863-886 Green township 1033-1034 
Maryville - Addendum _887-904 Jackson township _        page, name, birthdate, birthplace_690 Bryant, J.H. 31 
Sep 1849 Ind, Montgomery Co, Pleasant Hill _689-90 Bryant, James 25 Jan 1827 Ind, Parke Co _http://www.
mogenweb.org/nodaway/countyhist/1882/pages/pp600.htm#690_[page 689] James Bryant is a native of the 
State of Indiana, and was born at the Narrows of Sugar Creek, in Parke County, January 25, 1827. He is a 
son of Gabriel and Phoebe (Marsh) Bryant, the former a native of Bryant's Station, Kentucky, and the latter of 
New Jersey. James was reared in his native county till fourteen years of age, when he went to Montgomery 
County, of the same state, where he served an apprenticeship at the tanner's trade, which he followed in 
Pleasant Hill a short time. He was there married by Rev William Campbell to Miss Sarah McJimsey, on the 
31st day of December, 1848. In 1849 Mr B. moved to Colfax, Indiana, the town at that time being name 
Midway. He was one of its pioneers, and re-named the town in the honor of ex-Vice President Colfax. Mr B. 
carried on the tannery business in that locality until 1854, when, on account of his failing health, he was 
compelled to seek another employment and location; consequently he moved to_Fountain County, Indi[page 
690]ana, and settled on a farm, where he was engaged in tilling the soil till 1868, at which time he returned to 
Montgomery County. There he resumed the same calling till 1880, and from that time to the present he has 
been a citizen of Burlington Junction, Missouri, and has been engaged in improving property, building houses, 
etc. All have become a credit to the city of Burlington Junction. Mrs Bryant is a native of Ohio, and was born 
April 19, 1831. She resided in her native state till nine years of age, when, with her parents, she moved to 

ing houses, etc. All have become a credit to the city of Burlington Junction. Mrs Bryant is a native of Ohio, 
and was born April 19, 1831. She resided in her native state till nine years of age, when, with her parents, 
she moved to Indiana. She is a daughter of John and Mary A. Heizer. The former of Virginia, and the latter of 
Pennsylvania. The family of Mr and Mrs Bryant consisted of eleven children, five of whom are living: John H., 
Alice B. (now Mrs J.G. Kerr, who resides in Pleasant Hill, Indiana), James H., Josiah J., and Willie M. Mr and 
Mrs B. are member of the M.E. Church.____!  [page 690] Bryant & Charles, printers, and editors of the 
Burlington Junction Post. This firm is composed of J.H. Bryant and Will C. Charles. The senior member of the 
firm, Mr Bryant, is a son of James Bryant (mention of whom is made elsewhere). He was born in Pleasant Hill, 
Montgomery County, Indiana, September 31, 1849, and was educated in the county schools. He improved 
his youthful days on a farm, after which he was engaged for three years in teaching school. In 1878 he 
moved to Maryville, where he began work in the interest of the Maryville Republican, his assistance adding 
much in the building up of that paper's circulation, he having canvassed the entire county of Nodaway. Mr 
Bryant continued as an employee of the office of the Republican for over one year, when he purchased an 
interest in his present office and became a partner of Prof. B.A. Dunn, the firm name being J.H. Bryant & Co. 
Prof Dunn was succeeded by Will C. Charles in December, 1880,_and since then it has gone under the 
present firm name. Mr Bryant is a member of the following societies: Burlington Lodge No 442, A.F. and A.M., 
Burlington Lodge No 404, I.O.O.F., Burlington Lodge No 215, A.O.U.W., and Nodaway Valley Lodge No 478, 
I.O.G.T. He was married January 1, 1874, to Miss Mary A. Bever, a daughter of Mathias C. and Mary A. 
(Elmore) Bever. The former was a native of Ohio, and was born February 14, 1826. Mrs Mary Bever was a 
native of Indiana, born March 15, 1829. Mrs Bryant was born in the same vicinity as her husband, February 4, 
1855. She was reared, educated and married in her native county. They have three children: Fred. E., James 
H. and Mark C. Mr and Mrs B. are members of the M.E. Church. __!   Will C. Charles, of the above firm, was 
born in San Francisco, California, February 15, 1856. His father, Capt Thomas C. Charles, was a native of 
Kentucky, and was for a number of years a captain on the Mississippi Packet [page 691] Line. Will's mother, 
(whose maiden name was Margaret E. McPaven), was a native of Mississippi. She died when he was but a 
child, and when he was about 14 years of age he went to Litchfield, Illinois, where he resided some two years. 
His father's death then ocurred, after which he was a resident of various localities. Mr Charles' education was 
obtained principally in San Francisco, California, and Booneville, Missouri. Since attaining his sixteenth year 
he has been engaged in different ocupations, among which was that of a peanut boy on the Illinois Central 
Railroad, his route being from Centralia, Illinois, to Dubuque, Iowa. In 1873 he began work in the Republican 
office in Maryville, Missouri, and in that office he learned_the trade at which he is now employed. There he 
remained till the spring of 1879, when he went to St Joseph and worked in C.P. Kingsbury's job office till the 
spring of 1880, at which date he went to Burlington Junction and worked for J. H. Bryant & C. till he became 
associated with the gentleman, forming the present firm. Mr Charles is a member of Burlington Junction 
Lodge No 442, A.F. and A.M., Burlington Lodge No 404, I.O.O.F., and Nodaway Valley Lodge No 478, I.O.G.
T.___!NODAWAY COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY-Society Holdings _     The Nodaway County 
Genealogical Society has files of over 100,000 cards of genealogical information. - Information is available by 
correspondence from: Letha Marie Mowry, Files Secretary, 417 S. Walnut, Maryville, MO 64468. _      [ 
Society Hours - Nodaway County Genealogical Society library will be open Tuesday thru Saturday afternoons 
1 pm to 4 pm beginning April 3, 2004. -Society Location - _Nodaway County Genealogical Library is located in 
the lower level of the Nodaway County Museum at the corner of Walnut and First Streets, Maryville MO.- 
Society mailing address- _        Nodaway County Genealogical Society, PO Box 214, Maryville MO 64468 
_Society membership fee $10.00 per year (year runs September through August) _Society publications -
cemetery and other publications _       Smoke Signals, quarterly newsletter of Nodaway County Genealogical 
Society,12 pages, indexed. Queries are free to NCGS Members. $1.00 per query for non-members. _Society 
resercher's lists - List of more than 10,000 names and addresses of researchers for the surnames in the area 
is available upon request accompanied by SASE. You MUST state which names you are requesting 
researchers for. Enclose SASE when writing for a list of other researchers or for a price quote on your 
surname. _=================================================_BURIALS:_http://www.mogenweb.
org/nodaway/tombphoto/br-names.htm_Bryan, Eva H., Apr 8, 1882 - Nov 15, 1970 [Maryville] _Bryant, David 
E., Mar 21, 1918 - Mar 21, 1918 Jameson, Mo _Bryant, Ella, died Mar 12, 1888 age 8y 9m 3d _Bryant, J.H. 

ied BJct. ND 15 Sep 1892_Bryant, James Harlan, sf John H. of BJct, died, born 01 Jan 1880 Maryville, buried 
BJct?         ND 24 Dec 1896_Bryant, James Kapwell, Dec 15, 1845 - Jan 01, 1913 Parnell cem _Bryant, John, 
died Apr 21, 1888 age 5y 21d _Bryant, Judy A., Dec 10, 1942 - Sep 12, 2005 [Maryville] _Bryant, Malina E. 
Simpson, Apr 18, 1825 - Sep 04, 1914 Burlington Jct cem _Bryant, Maxine M., Oct 4, 1920 - Feb 1996 
[Maryville] _Bryant, Ruby Elnora, Nov 06, 1912 - Oct 10, 1913 Parnell cem _Bryant, Thomas, c24, died 15 Apr 
1884 of TB in Maryville. ND 24 Apr 1884_Bryant, W.M.'s BABE, died, 10 days old. ND 20 Aug 1896_Bryant, 
Willis, died May 1, 1888 age 7y 2m 7d _=====================================================
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http://www.mogenweb.org/nodaway/tombphoto/k-names.htm
Kerr, Adele Nadine, May 03, 1909 - Nov 13, 1911 Graham cem _Kerr, Edna Ione, Aug 08, 1907 - Apr 04, 
1910 IOOF Graham cem _Kerr, Fred's INFANT, died SID, 6 wks old. ND 07 Nov 1878 _Kerr, J.G.; Odd 
Fellows decorate member's graves at BJct. ND 30 Jun 1898 _Kerr, James, died BJct. ND 07 Aug 1890 _Kerr, 
Nathaniel L., Apr 14, 1864 - Mar 03, 1916 Graham, Mo _Kerr, Sarah A. Cole, Mar 01, 1831 - Jan 08, 1916 
Sheridan, Wyo ____=================================================_http://www.mogenweb.
org/nodaway/tombphoto/Li.htm__Linvale, J.T., died Aug 5, 1883 age 3 years _Linville, Aaron Columbus, Mar 
25, 1853 - Mar 07, 1915 Groves cem _Linville, Charles, Mar 21, 1893 - Oct 1981 [Skidmore] _Linville, Clyde, 
Sep 19, 1877 - Oct 1965 [Maryville] _Linville, Daniel Boone, Feb 21, 1857 - Jul 09, 1917 Groves cem _Linville, 
Dorothy, Sep 26, 1920 - May 1984 [Barnard] _Linville, Emmett, Feb 7, 1889 - Aug 1967 [Skidmore] _Linville, 
Eugenia H., Sep 2, 1910 - Sep 27, 2002 [Maryville] _Linville, Eva, Nov 27, 1892 - Oct 1982 [Skidmore] 
_Linville, Frieda B., Feb 16, 1923 - Mar 17, 1996 [Skidmore] _Linville, George, Oct 22, 1906 - May 1984 
[Graham] _Linville, Grover, Oct 19, 1884 - Dec 1973 [Graham] _Linville, H.C.'s BABE, died Colo Sprs, Colo, 
buried Groves cem, Graham. ND 12 Jul 1877 _Linville, Hazel, Jul 16, 1894 - Nov 1976 [Skidmore] _Linville, 
Henry Cole, Jan 30, 1829 - Aug 22, 1916 Groves cem _Linville, Isom (Mrs), 77, died 05 Aug 1897 Graham. 
ND 12 Aug 1897, ND 05 Aug 1897 _Linville, J.H.'s BABY, died Skid, 5 mos. ND 12 Nov 1896 _Linville, J.T., 
died Aug 23, 1939 aged 86y 6m 20d - Ohio Cemetery _Linville, J.T.'s BABE, died 15 Jul 1887 (Lower Florida 
item). ND 21 Jul 1887 _Linville, Jack, Jun 17, 1920 - Jul 29, 1999 [Maryville] _Linville, James, Dec 10, 1880 - 
Oct 1968 [Barnard] _Linville, James, died Hughes twp. ND 24 Apr 1873: in Hughes twp sketch of Henry 
Linville it states James Linville d 17 Mar 1873. ND 01 Jun 1876 _Linville, John's INFANT, died. ND 28 Jul 
1881 _Linville, Leona, Apr 7, 1887 - Mar 1967 [Skidmore] _Linville, Logan, Oct 25, 1914 - Mar 12, 1993 
[Skidmore] _Linville, Lycurgus, died, buried Groves cem, Graham. ND 09 Aug 1877 _Linville, Marion's SON, 
died, buried Groves cem. ND 15 Jan 1885 _Linville, Nellie, Jan 11, 1893 - Apr 9, 1996 [Graham] _Linville, R.B. 
(Mrs), died 30 Jan 1874, buried StJo. ND 05 Feb 1874 _Linville, Sarah, died, buried Groves cem, Graham. 
ND 02 Aug 1877 _Linville, Stanley, Apr 7, 1923 - Aug 6, 2000 [BJct] _Linville, Troy, 1909 - 1934 - Quitman 
Cemetery _Linville, William A., Apr 24, 1911 - Nov 3, 2004 [Graham] ___!  http://www.mogenweb.org/nodaway/
tombphoto/mc-names.htm_McJimpsey, Charley sf Joseph, died. ND 09 Sep 1875 _McJimsey, Eleanore Belle, 
3y 1m, dau of Elmer, died, bur Oak Hill. ND 26 Aug 1897 _McJimsey, Willa, Feb 14, 1893 - Nov 1976 
[Maryville] _____

           Cliff Ocheltree research,8 Feb 2004, contact, New Orleans,  shared December'2003 data and verifies 
the father was Gabriel BRYANT & mother was Phoebe MARSH Bryant. CLIFF ADDS MANY DESCENDNTS 
NAMES,
            BRYANT FAMILY BIBLE:
     4 pages out of the family bible appears mid 1800 s bible on unpolished medium quality paper,only 
marriage places given, no mid initial nor middle name for James BRYANT: bible of James and Sarah Ann 
McJIMSEY BRYANT, as the parents, which states p.1 "James b.1-25-1827 md. 12-31-1848"
             HHKERR NOTES
 LIST OF ALL VETERANS BURIED IN THE OHIO CEMETERY OF Burlington Junction,MO
HHKernotes in his loose leaf binder:

ABLY OUR 1965 SUBMISSION]
  (4-5-1993) find SS 5.2.1967 LA film A 471867-1441
 "b.12.31.1948"film A471867-1441 SS:5.2.1967 LAnge[orig ord sheet Pat]
             HISTORICAL SOCIETY MISSOURI :
Summary of half century of findings 
        His father is said to be Gabriel,(one other mention of Gabriel found in IGI,never in public documents;also 
states that William Bryant was his(James ) grandfather. Examine the middle initial H in name and note the 
various options in his offspring with H middle names.
           TRANSCRIPTION
                        July 2007 by/from website (Nodaway Missouri 1882 biographies) which listed two articles 
about James Bryant... . both known or seen in years prior:
<http://www.rootsweb.com/~monodawa/countyhist/1882/pages/pp600.htm> 
[ text :copied & pasted forby Cathie Bonds ): [page 689] QUOTING
          James Bryant is a native of the State of Indiana, and was born at the Narrows of Sugar Creek, in Parke 
County, January 25, 1827. He is a son of Gabriel and Phoebe (Marsh) Bryant, the former a native of Bryant's 
Station, Kentucky, and the latter of New Jersey. James was reared in his native county till fourteen years of 
age, when he went to Montgomery County, of the same state, where he served an apprenticeship at the 
tanner's trade, which he followed in Pleasant Hill a short time. He was there married by Rev William Campbell 
to Miss Sarah McJimsey, on the 31st day of December, 1848. In 1849 Mr B. moved to Colfax, Indiana, the 
town at that time being name Midway. He was one of its pioneers, and re-named the town in the honor of ex-
Vice President Colfax. Mr B. carried on the tannery business in that locality until 1854, when, on account of 
his failing health, he was compelled to seek another employment and location; consequently he moved to 
Fountain County, Indi[page 690]ana, and settled on a farm, where he was engaged in tilling the soil till 1868, 
at which time he returned to Montgomery County. There he resumed the same calling till 1880, and from that 
time to the present he has been a citizen of Burlington Junction, Missouri, and has been engaged in 
improving property, building houses, etc. All have become a credit to the city of Burlington Junction. Mrs 
Bryant is a native of Ohio, and was born April 19, 1831. She resided in her native state till nine years of age, 
when, with her parents, she moved to Indiana. She is a daughter of John and Mary A. Heizer. The former of 
Virginia, and the latter of Pennsylvania. The family of Mr and Mrs Bryant consisted of eleven children, five of 
whom are living: John H., Alice B. (now Mrs J.G. Kerr, who resides in Pleasant Hill, Indiana), James H., 
Josiah J., and Willie M. Mr and Mrs B. are member of the M.E. Church.	
	[page 690] Bryant & Charles, printers, and editors of the Burlington Junction Post. This firm is 
composed of J.H. Bryant and Will C. Charles. The senior member of the firm, Mr Bryant, is a son of James 
Bryant (mention of whom is made elsewhere). He was born in Pleasant Hill, Montgomery County, Indiana, 
September 31, 1849, and was educated in the county schools. He improved his youthful days on a farm, after 
which he was engaged for three years in teaching school. In 1878 he moved to Maryville, where he began 
work in the interest of the Maryville Republican, his assistance adding much in the building up of that paper's 
circulation, he having canvassed the entire county of Nodaway. Mr Bryant continued as an employee of the 
office of the Republican for over one year, when he purchased an interest in his present office and became a 
partner of Prof. B.A. Dunn, the firm name being J.H. Bryant & Co. Prof Dunn was succeeded by Will C. 
Charles in December, 1880, and since then it has gone under the present firm name. Mr Bryant is a member 
of the following societies: Burlington Lodge No 442, A.F. and A.M., Burlington Lodge No 404, I.O.O.F., 
Burlington Lodge No 215, A.O.U.W., and Nodaway Valley Lodge No 478, I.O.G.T. He was married January 1, 
1874, to Miss Mary A. Bever, a daughter of Mathias C. and Mary A. (Elmore) Bever. The former was a native 
of Ohio, and was born February 14, 1826. Mrs Mary Bever was a native of Indiana, born March 15, 1829. Mrs 
Bryant was born in the same vicinity as her husband, February 4, 1855. She was reared, educated and 
married in her native county. They have three children: Fred. E., James H. and Mark C. Mr and Mrs B. are 
members of the M.E. Church.  Will C. Charles, of the above firm, was born in San Francisco, California, 
February 15, 1856. His father, Capt Thomas C. Charles, was a native of Kentucky, and was for a number of 
years a captain on the Mississippi Packet [page 691] Line. Will's mother, (whose maiden name was Margaret 
E. McPaven), was a native of Mississippi. She died when he was but a child, and when he was about 14 

 Mary A. (Elmore) Bever. The former was a native of Ohio, and was born February 14, 1826. Mrs Mary Bever 
was a native of Indiana, born March 15, 1829. Mrs Bryant was born in the same vicinity as her husband, 
February 4, 1855. She was reared, educated and married in her native county. They have three children: 
Fred. E., James H. and Mark C. Mr and Mrs B. are members of the M.E. Church.  Will C. Charles, of the 
above firm, was born in San Francisco, California, February 15, 1856. His father, Capt Thomas C. Charles, 
was a native of Kentucky, and was for a number of years a captain on the Mississippi Packet [page 691] Line. 
Will's mother, (whose maiden name was Margaret E. McPaven), was a native of Mississippi. She died when 
he was but a child, and when he was about 14 years of age he went to Litchfield, Illinois, where he resided 
some two years. His father's death then ocurred, after which he was a resident of various localities. Mr 
Charles' education was obtained principally in San Francisco, California, and Booneville, Missouri. Since 
attaining his sixteenth year he has been engaged in different ocupations, among which was that of a peanut 
boy on the Illinois Central Railroad, his route being from Centralia, Illinois, to Dubuque, Iowa. In 1873 he 
began work in the Republican office in Maryville, Missouri, and in that office he learned the trade at which he 
is now employed. There he remained till the spring of 1879, when he went to St Joseph and worked in C.P. 
Kingsbury's job office till the spring of 1880, at which date he went to Burlington Junction and worked for J. H. 
Bryant & C. till he became associated with the gentleman, forming the present firm. Mr Charles is a member 
of Burlington Junction Lodge No 442, A.F. and A.M., Burlington Lodge No 404, I.O.O.F., and Nodaway Valley 
Lodge No 478, I.O.G.T.	
                CENSUS:
l870 census: Coal Creek township,Montgomery county,Ind(Crawfordsville) page 14 of it family number 98, 
lines 15 & 198(uncle James ) . . .  there were no living daughters except our g'ma
Alice of those who died as a child Mary/Martha duplicate the names of others born in the same area at the 
same time - note one Martha Ann Bryant b.8-12-1869 Montezuma, Parke, Ind -IGI- film 5001024

  KERR (KEES?), SARAH LINSAY, JOSEPH OCTOBER 1, 1830 � �
KERR, ANDREW J OCHELTREE, MARIAH January 10/1866 6 403
KERR, ELIZABETH FIELDS, STEPHEN MARCH 25, 1828 � �
KERR, JOHN H CARROLL, MARY A October 9/1884 10 459
KERR, JOSEPH BRYANT, ALICE November 30/1876 8 495
KERR, JOSEPH WHEELER, ELIZA MARCH 17, 1845 � �
KERR, LAURA A ANDERSON, AUSTIN July 30/1868 7 104
KERR, MARTHA THOMPSON, DANIEL NOVEMBER 29, 1827 � �
KERR, MARY E THOMPSON, SAMUEL August 23/1866 6 482

7.  Sarah Ann McJimsey-56
      Death of John McJimpsey
       John McJimpsey died at his home in Wingate Monday, June 29, aged
92 years.  he was born in Ohio Mov. 3, 1811.  He came to Montgomery
county in 1835, when this county was almost a wilderness.  He has four 
children living and four dead; one son living in Maryville, Mo., one son
in Vincennes, one daughter in Worthington, Ind., one the wife of A. H.
Gilkey, of Wingate.  He was married three times.  His second wife
was mary lewis.  He married Lidy Bain in 1874.  He was a member of
the Methodist church, and a member of Ashler Lodge, Masonic fraternity.
By that order he was buried at Winage Monday.  One more of the old
pioneers has gone.  He was a good citizen and an honest man.
 
====================================================
2)  Lydia McJimsey--Crawfordsville Daily Journal (obit)--14 Mar 1924 p1 col2

[6-11-2008] Palm Desert find as follows

HAPPY FATHERS DAY - Rob + we're home safe/sound
Dear Family pray you all are well and happy
Dear Cathie,
here's something I found one day spend in FamilyHistoryLibrary 
in Palm Desert - we can research-eventually- [ don't worry about this 
I will send to you again after Jessika's sealing or learn how - have not 
signed up for DSL yet = due to go to Anne's house in a few days for a 
bit just before Jessika's Day 27th]
http://skyways.lib.ks.us/genweb/archives/crawford/military/1883.txt] 
James Howard	

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and also found 6-11-2008
 - - - - James H BRYANT (AFN: M7LF-QK)
 Pedigree <pedigree_view.asp?recid=15595612&familyid=5491561&frompage=99> 
- - - -
Thomas Bryant   11 JUNE 2008 Palm Desert ANCESTRAL FILE	 	
		
	2. Thomas BRYAN <AF/individual_record.asp?recid=9551640&lds=0&region=-1&regionfriendly=&
frompage=99> - Ancestral File Gender: M Birth/Christening: < 1729 <, , Md> 		
	3. Thomas Briant Or BRYANT <AF/individual_record.asp?recid=11289902&lds=0&region=-1&
regionfriendly=&frompage=99> - Ancestral File Gender: M Birth/Christening: 25 Feb 1742 Reading, 
Middlesex, , Mass. 			
	4. Thomas BRYANT <AF/individual_record.asp?recid=17711628&lds=0&region=-1&regionfriendly=&
frompage=99> - Ancestral File Gender: M Birth/Christening: < 1715 <Ma> 	Abt. 1715 <Ma>  Marriage(s) 
Spouse: Sarah BRYANT <individual_record.asp?recid=17714610&lds=0&frompage=99> (AFN: PV2W-0F)   
		
	5. Thomas BRYANT <AF/individual_record.asp?recid=18617058&lds=0&region=-1&regionfriendly=&
frompage=99> - Ancestral File Gender: M Birth/Christening: 1708 Plympton, Plymouth, Mass. 	Marriage(s) 
Spouse: Hannah BIERCE <individual_record.asp?recid=18617059&lds=0&frompage=99> (AFN: QZHL-M2) 
Family <family_group_record.asp?familyid=6133952&frompage=99> Marriage: 13 Jan 1731 Plympton, 
Plymouth, Mass.		
	6. Thomas BRYANT <AF/individual_record.asp?recid=43420599&lds=0&region=-1&regionfriendly=&
frompage=99> - Ancestral File Gender: M Birth/Christening: 8 Aug 1708 Pembroke, Plymouth, Ma 	
Thomas BRYANT (AFN: 1RL5-39J) Pedigree <pedigree_view.asp?recid=43420599&familyid=3167913&
frompage=99> 		

 transcirbed notes as seeen over years were e-via CAthie Bonds, preceeding.
[11'2000] SS:Melton+Dowden+Graff @ OK City
ORD[B: 2.25.1988 PV] even fits into a slot in this family: ORD are complete = low priority mystery = is she a 
missing child UNRELATED
RESEARCH DATA FOR BRYANT :

[1]beware similar name no mid initial b.1-30-1822 Union co,IND film 0452858 child of David & Jane 
GILMORE B: 10.24.1959 LAnge; b.1831(2 entries) film F517183-25&26 child of Rbt & Lucinda  md [1845] at 
Law,IND B:6.1.1991 born in the same area at the same time -
[2]note one Martha Ann Bryant b.8.12.1869
Montezuma, Parke, Ind film 5001024 [B: 2.25.1988 PV] even fits into a slot in this family: ORD are complete = 
low priority mystery = is she a missing child of this couple? beware of duplicate IGI  film 6020837-11 shows b.
abt 1850 Parke co,Ind md. 4.24.1852 Monroe co,Ind to John WAGGAMAN [B:12.14.1973 SL] (film 7324109-
61) spelled Martha Briant(extra) 6.30.1993 confimed SS date IGI computerized] [SEE BELOW]
[3] BEWARE of IGI computer entries for James BRYANT [1f]b.1831 Lincoln,KYson of Wm & Eliz B,E&SP:2..8.
1983 PV and also [1g] b.1834 St Cl,Ill, B,E&SP: 1972 [4]related? film 5001024: b.8.12.1869 Park,Montezuma,
IND  Martha Ann BRYANT B:2.25.1988PV ;[CONTINUING FROM [2] ABOVE:film 6020837-11:Martha 
BRIANT b.abt l850 Parke B:6.11.1991, born in the same area at the same time]

[1-1-2011] new research by Cathie
Montgomery County, Indiana Marriage records
The K page includes at least 2 of ours:
  http://ingenweb.org/inmontgomery/marriages/k.htm

!  KERR (KEES?), SARAH LINSAY, JOSEPH OCTOBER 1, 1830 � �
KERR, ANDREW J OCHELTREE, MARIAH January 10/1866 6 403
KERR, ELIZABETH FIELDS, STEPHEN MARCH 25, 1828 � �
KERR, JOHN H CARROLL, MARY A October 9/1884 10 459
KERR, JOSEPH BRYANT, ALICE November 30/1876 8 495
KERR, JOSEPH WHEELER, ELIZA MARCH 17, 1845 � �
KERR, LAURA A ANDERSON, AUSTIN July 30/1868 7 104
KERR, MARTHA THOMPSON, DANIEL NOVEMBER 29, 1827 � �
KERR, MARY E THOMPSON, SAMUEL August 23/1866 6 482

7.  Sarah Ann McJimsey-56
      Death of John McJimpsey
       John McJimpsey died at his home in Wingate Monday, June 29, aged
92 years.  he was born in Ohio Mov. 3, 1811.  He came to Montgomery
county in 1835, when this county was almost a wilderness.  He has four 
children living and four dead; one son living in Maryville, Mo., one son
in Vincennes, one daughter in Worthington, Ind., one the wife of A. H.
Gilkey, of Wingate.  He was married three times.  His second wife
was mary lewis.  He married Lidy Bain in 1874.  He was a member of
the Methodist church, and a member of Ashler Lodge, Masonic fraternity.
By that order he was buried at Winage Monday.  One more of the old
pioneers has gone.  He was a good citizen and an honest man.
 
====================================================
2)  Lydia McJimsey--Crawfordsville Daily Journal (obit)--14 Mar 1924 p1 col2
  
!       WOMAN 100 YEARS OLD PASSES AWAY AT WINGATE HOME
- -Mrs. Lydia McJimsey Succumbs to Infirmities of Age - Funeral Sunday Afternoon
- - Special to The Journal.
    Wingate, March 14. - Mrs. Lydia McJimsey, one of Indiana's oldest women,
died early today at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Sarah Linville, near
Wingate from the infirmities of age. Mrs. McJimsey was 100 years old.
        Death came to the venerable Wingate woman at 7:10 o'clock this morning
and ended a long and useful career.

rmities of age. Mrs. McJimsey was 100 years old.
        Death came to the venerable Wingate woman at 7:10 o'clock this morning
and ended a long and useful career.
        Mrs. McJimsey, highly respected and loved by this community, was born
on Oct. 3, 1823, in Jefferson county.  In September, 1854, she was united
in marriage to Robert Bain.  To this union three children were born, Mrs.
Sarah Linville, William Bain of Indianapolis, and David Bain, deceased.
        Several years after her first husband's death Mrs. McHimsey was married
to John McHimsey in 1871.  Her second husband passed away twenty 
years later at the age of 91.
         A huge home coming celebration was held here in her honor last fall at
which time hundreds of citizens participated in the event.
        The funeral services will be conducted from the Methodist church at
Wingate Sunday afternoon.
 
====================================================
3) dup - hard to read, see #4
=================

 <http://www.rootsweb.com/~monodawa/countyhist/1882/pages/pp600.htm> 
Sarah Ann McJimsepy -Mrs Bryant is a native of Ohio, and was born April 19, 1831. > She resided in her 
native state till nine years of age, > when, with her parents, she moved to Indiana. She is a > daughter of 
John and Mary A. Heizer. The former of Virginia, > and the latter of Pennsylvania. The family of Mr and Mrs > 
Bryant consisted of eleven children, five of whom are > living: John H., Alice B. (now Mrs J.G. Kerr, who 
resides in > Pleasant Hill, Indiana), James H., Josiah J., and Willie M. > Mr and Mrs B. are member of the M.
E. Church. 

       Sources from which information has been transcribed & quoted for her spouse, the BRYANT family bible 
where she is a parent states page 1 [written clearly in ornate handwriting very common in that era,possibly a 
woman's hand,possibly Sarah herself since her death data is in other handwriting:like a penman of that era]: " 
Sarah Ann the wife of James Bryant was born in the year 1831 April the 19"..."James Bryant and Sarah Ann 
McJimsey was married December 31st 1848": [stronger square type handwriting, ossibly that of James];[in 
third hand,death of Sarah]:"Sarah Ann,wife of Jas Bryant died at Burlington Junction, Mo.,October 6th 1885 
at 11 o'clock P.M. 'Jesus is my best Friend'" this an data for James completes page 1 of bible

 DISCUSSION
    1996 found in Indiana the burials of the lost daughters who died infants next to the grandparents who 
indeed where named John. as had been speculated:  1991 from the son of John H.Bryant who was named 
John McJimsey perhaps after the grandfather  if so those persons mentioned later in this paragraph may be 
Sarah Ann McJimsey's  parents  [although not related 1991 note from  IGI P0689 Ohio :Jane McJimsey md 
Adam Thomas 1806 record 8530403-84 also John T. McJimsey born 7-14-1840

      Missouri Historical Society  Mo.publications  and letter from librarian there mentions James and his father 
said to be Gabriel,(one IGI mention of Gabriel ever found,but not in public documents)- states that William 
Bryant was his(James ) grandfather. re:the middle initial H in name/note various options in his offspring with 
H middle names.
! l870 census of Coal Creek township,Montgomery county,Ind(Crawfordsville) page 14 of it  family num,ber 
98, lines 15 & 198(uncle James )

12.  Gabriel Bryant-59
      Research in 1960 era, produced a  letter from librarian at Nodaway county library. The librarian read that 

John McJimsey perhaps after the grandfather  if so those persons mentioned later in this paragraph may be 
Sarah Ann McJimsey's  parents  [although not related 1991 note from  IGI P0689 Ohio :Jane McJimsey md 
Adam Thomas 1806 record 8530403-84 also John T. McJimsey born 7-14-1840

      Missouri Historical Society  Mo.publications  and letter from librarian there mentions James and his father 
said to be Gabriel,(one IGI mention of Gabriel ever found,but not in public documents)- states that William 
Bryant was his(James ) grandfather. re:the middle initial H in name/note various options in his offspring with 
H middle names.
! l870 census of Coal Creek township,Montgomery county,Ind(Crawfordsville) page 14 of it  family num,ber 
98, lines 15 & 198(uncle James )

12.  Gabriel Bryant-59
      Research in 1960 era, produced a  letter from librarian at Nodaway county library. The librarian read that 
Gabrield was son of Wm BRYANT. Dowden 1996 trip, to Missouri State Genealogical library, Columbia, 
Missouri allowing viewing and verifying thi info. Pat curl dowden saw 2 books, in Missouri libraries, with 
articles saying that Gabriel was the son of Wm BRYANT, of "The Bryants Station in Kentucky" but no other 
proofs have been found to exist to date.
        Jan 7,2009 same articel Patricia CURL Dowden saw is now on the website: > > <http://www.rootsweb.
com/~monodawa/countyhist/1882/pages/pp600.htm> > > here is the text (copied & pasted for you): > [page 
689] James Bryant is a native of the > State of Indiana, and was born at the Narrows of Sugar > Creek, in 
Parke County, January 25, 1827. He is a son of > Gabriel and Phoebe (Marsh) Bryant, the former a native of 
> Bryant's Station, Kentucky, and the latter of New > Jersey. James was reared in his native county till 
fourteen > years of age, when he went to Montgomery County, of the same > state, where he served an 
apprenticeship at the tanner's > trade, which he followed in Pleasant Hill a short time. He > was there married 
by Rev William Campbell to Miss Sarah > McJimsey, on the 31st day of December, 1848. In 1849 Mr B. > 
moved to Colfax, Indiana, the town at that time being name > Midway. He was one of its pioneers, and re-
named the town in > the honor of ex-Vice President Colfax. Mr B. carried on the > tannery business in that 
locality until 1854, when, on > account of his failing health, he was compelled to seek > another employment 
and location; consequently he moved to > Fountain 

       Columbia, Missouri:library - also in another reference: Gabriel BRYANT of Kentucky md. to Phoebe 
MARSH see main files for this data, least overflow this file with 14709 persons possible 15000 person limit  [ 
12-1-93] the letter from the MO historical society is/was prior 7-7-96 only source of data [ not found prior to 
6'96] substantiating data

            To place Gabriel as a child in this family refer to page 1052 of "Past and Present, Nodaway, Missouri" 
article of  State Historical Scoiety, Missouri based upon an article about James H Bryant which says that his 
father Jms H Bryant's  father was Gabriel and G'pa was Wm Bryant of Ky.
buried near Daniel Boone,to whom related by marriage: his wife's mother was the older sister of Daniel 
Boone with whom Wm Bryant explored Ky-Mo regions,neither could read or write and lost land in Ky due the 
connivings of literate persons and were forced to move west to get new lands. 1.6.1993 STILL NO MENTION 
OF THIS PERSON ADDED OUR AFN number 1.15.1993

       1880 United States Census / West Virginia_Self Gender: Male Birth: <1811> VA_5. Gabe BRYANT 
<Census/individual_record.asp?indi_code=1880US%5F12640480%5F0&lds=5&region=0&regionfriendly=
1880+US+Census&frompage=99> - 1880 United States Census / Georgia_Self Gender: Male Birth: <1827> 
GA_6. Gabral BRIANT <Census/individual_record.asp?indi_code=1880US%5F7157191%5F0&lds=5&region=
0&regionfriendly=1880+US+Census&frompage=99> - 1880 United States Census / Illinois_Self Gender: Male 
Birth: <1828> KY_Matches: Census/1880 US Census - 3 <customsearchresults.asp?LDS=5&CN_Code=

       "The legend, as it was told to me, would have it that the earlier founders of the family resided in Norway 
on an island named Gimsoy. How long they had resided in this locality is not stated but presumably long 
enough to have the island named for themselves or, more likely, to themselves become known by the name 
of the island. ("Oy" in Norwegian means "island", so perhaps the original family name was "Gim" or "Gims"). 
Sometime around A. D. 1000. under the encouragement of the then Norwegian king, the area of Northern 
Norway, including Gimsoy, came under the influence of Christianity. Traditionalists to a fault, the ancestors 
would have none of these new fangled ideas and thereupon took sail for Scotland, a not unknown destination 
for Viking raiders of that period. This time the raiders stayed, evidently on the theory that in Scotland they 
might be free to live and worship as they had in the past. A little research revealed that there was a slight 
historical problem here in that by the time all of this was supposed to be taking place, at least some of the 
Scotland had been Christian for several hundred years. But then probably the outlying islands, such as the 
Orkneys and Shetlands, which the Norse controlled, probably were not and, after all, one cannot demand of a 
legend an absolutely precise itinerary". 
      McGIMSEYs OF SCOTLAND AND IRELAND (Taken from "The McGimsey Family" by Edith Warren 
Huggins) 
    Research conducted in Scotland and Ireland by Donald A. Todd, Genealogist, 3 McNeill Street, Edinburgh 
11, Scotland (Research courtesy of B. B. McGimsey, P. O. Box 1661, San Antonio, Texas) Mr. Todd states 
that McGimseys were never very numerous in Scotland and are not practically extinct, being emigrants from 
Ulster, particularly from Bangor and Belfact, Ireland. The name is derived from MacDhiomasaigh son of 
Diomasach, from diomaach, meaning proud. 
    An ancient McGimpsie family in Ireland stems from Thomas Mac Gimpsie, vicar of St. Sineals, in the 
diocese of Clogher (or could be Vlog?er, the copy I have is typed over at the C & V and at h) in 1350. 
Odo Maginssa in 1422 was a nobleman of Diocese of Dromore. 
    In 1300 a party of McGimpseys traveled forty miles from the coast of County Down, Ireland, to settle in the 
district of Glasserton in Wigtonshire, Scotland. They appear on the Galloway, Scotland, records from about 
1500 to 1700, after which they either died out or returned to their ancestral home in County Down. 
    In 1529 in Galloway, Gilbert MacGympsey, born ca 1480, was listed in a court case. 
    In 1552 in the parish of Kirkandrews, now a part of the parish of Borgue, Thomas McGympsy was a 
witness. Kirkandrews was a village and an ancient parish on the coast of Kirkcudbrightshire but is now a 
small hamlet in Scotland. 
    In 1631 in the parish of Kirkanderis, Galloway, Cuthbertum Gimpsie, a tenant of Kinzieantoun (town of 
Kennetch) is shown on the records. 
     In 1638 in the parish of Borgus, Galloway, Scotland, Thomas McGympsie was a Covenant Signer. In the 
same year Jon McGimsie, "older and younger in Littlepark" were signers at Cardoness, Minigaff. 
     In 1643 John MacGumpsie of Wigton, Scotland, was charged with carrying concealed weapons and 
ejecting a householder. 
     In 1684 a list of Parishioners of Wigtonshire, Scotland were Janet Gimpsie, cottar; parish of Glasserton; 
Margaret McGimsie, Cioon, parish of Penninghame; John McJampse, Forest of Buchan; Agnes McJamsie, 
the barony of Bardrohwood, parish of Minnigaff; Alexander McGymphie and wife, Kirkandrews, parish of 
borgue. 
      About 1700 the family disappeared and probably removed again to Ulster. 
     David McGympsie's wife was Mary Leckie in 1738 at St. Ninians, near Sterling, Scotland, where he was 
Excise Officer from 1733-1741. In 1741 his wife was Anna Muschet. 
Mr. Todd believes that a branch of the McGimseys in America may be descendants of this family. 
      Below are notes written by Joseph Louis McGimsey, Sr. 
David McGympsie of St. Ninians by Donald A. Todd. Quoted below. 
       It would appear from the Scottish records of the family, that the most probable origin of the American 
McGimsies would be from David who was Excise Officer at St. Ninians near Stirling from 1738 to 1741. It is 
thought that he was transferred to Nilayth, in Stirlingshire in 1741. 
     David McGympsie's first wife was Mary Leckie. No record of marriage, but in 1738, Andrew their son was 
baptised 15th August. 

     nna, lawful daughter to David McGympsie and Anna Muschett at St. Ninians, baptised June 1, 1740. 
David McGympsie and Anna Muschett were married September 9, 1740. 
No record of death of Mary Leckie at St. Ninians. 
      David may not be the partent of William, Robert and John, but it is the conclusion of Donald Tod based on 
the information B. B. McGimsey gave him and the research that Donald Tod did in Scotland in 1951. 
      Notes of Joseph Louis McGimsey about David McGympsie: 
1. 1738, name is spelled McGympsie, McGimpsie and McGimsie in Scotland. 
2. September 09, 1740, David married Anna Muschett. 
3. 1747, Tod's records show no records of Baptism, marriage or deaths after 1747. 
4. July 29, 1998, started using David as the father of William based on Donald Tod's research. 
5. July 29, 1998, Tod's records do not indicate a William, John or Robert. Only Andrew. 
6. July 29, 1998, Family tradition has the 1770's McGimp;sey's being Scotch-Irish. 
7. July 29, 1998, McGimpsey's on record in Scotland from 1529 - 1741. 
8. July 29, 1998, These McGimpsey's returning to Ireland would be Scotch-Irish. 
9. July 29, 1998, Origin of name would still be Irish. 
10. July 29, 1998, Family tradition also states we were Vikings from Lofoten Islands in 990. 
        Children of David McGympsie and Mary Leckie are: 
+2i.Robert2 McJimsey, Sr., born 1730 in County Down, Ireland; died Abt. April 01, 1799 in Adams Co., PA.
+3ii.Dr. William McGimpsey, Sr., born Abt. 1732 in Newtownards, Ulster Parish of Ireland; died October 07, 
1780 in Kings Mountain, SC.
+4iii.John McGimsey, Sr., born Abt. 1735 in County Down, Ireland; died Abt. 1815 in NC.
5iv.Andrew McGympsie3, born Abt. 1738 in Scotland.
       More About Andrew McGympsie:
Baptism: August 15, 1738, St. Ninians, Scotland
        Children of David McGympsie and Anna Muschett are: 
6i.Anna2 McGimsie, born Abt. 1740.
         More About Anna McGimsie:
Baptism: June 01, 1740, St. Ninians, Scotland
          7ii.David McGimsie, born Unknown.
[ 5-6-2012] 67% full Using 6963 MB of your 10244 MB ©2012 Google - Bonds<cathiebo@yahoo.com>
 [8-23-2010] filed with Wm BRYANT rin 60  to Cathie, I said Was sure I had responded please have her 
contact me directly/tell her patcurl3@gmail.com <mailto:patcurl3@gmail.com> 
OK to call me too 909 338 2939 or 909 522 7714 i will "look her up" to see if/where corresdence 
might be love ya this e-mail was generated to respond to 
On Mon, Aug 23, 2010 at 9:15 AM, Cathie Bonds <cathiebo@yahoo.com> wrote:
* lbryant303_* Aug 2 4:20 AM GMT_Please let me incorporate the stories of Sarah Ann with my tree. She is 
my_husband's 2nd great grandmother. We have been searching for ten or more years. I_would also 
appreciate any Bry..._Please let me incorporate the stories of Sarah Ann with my tree. She is my_husband's 
2nd great grandmother. We have been searching for ten or more years. I_would also appreciate any Bryant 
information you may have. Linda Bryant, Arvada_Colorado__Ancestor link: Sarah Ann McJimsey (1831 - ) 
Click here and follow the_instructions provided to grant lbryant303 access to your tree. After permission_is 
granted, an e-mail message will automatically be sent to lbryant303 to let_them know that they can now 
access your tree.__Message in Curl-Kerr__* CathieBonds_* Aug 2 5:15 AM GMT_Hello Linda, Oh how fun, we 
are related to your husband! Sarah Ann mcJimsey_(1831-1885) is my 3rd great-g'mother, thru her daughter 
Alice BRYANT and her_first husband Joseph Gaston K..._Hello Linda,__Oh how fun, we are related to your 
husband! Sarah Ann mcJimsey (1831-1885) is my_3rd great-g'mother, thru her daughter Alice BRYANT and 
her first husband Joseph_Gaston KERR, thru their son Harry Hurley KERR and his wife, Maude Belle 
HOWARD,_who is my great-grandmother and lived with us the last few years before her_death in 1969, when 
I was 9 yrs old. How is your husband related?__These stories are also attached to my public tree Curl-Kerr 04/
02/2009, but_maybe you can't access them? The Curl-Kerr tree is my mother's tree and is_filled with many 
years of research and collaboration... in fact she is about_ready to post a bigger, cleaned-up version of our 

ancestry on Ancestry.com later_this year, with lots more stuff. Since mom is still very active in her research,_I 
tend to focus on my dad's lines, hence my private 'MHanna' tree.__I have pasted the first story below, just in 
case, and if you can't get to the_others, please let me know and I will forward those too...__Sincerely,_Cathie 
[Hanna] Bonds, Glendora, California_cathiebo@yahoo.com <mailto:cathiebo@yahoo.com>__Mom's name is 
Patricia Ann [Curl] Dowden_and her email is patcurl3@gmail.com <mailto:patcurl3@gmail.com>_

[10-21-2008] refer to ged McGimpsie in PatDell for ORD slips printed Mt Timpanogus 10 Oct'2000 
re: rin# 48548,48537,48529,48528,48530, 48531, 48532,48533,41529, pending  SS Jmes Harvey BRYANT 
whose sp.Miss Tjomas lacks ORD, 41529,
[3-11-4] prep 404 named ancestors+their desc.as GED"McJimseySarahAncestors3genDesc3-11-4"
[2-15-2004] PREPARED 233 NAMES -SUBMISSION with 3 GENERATIONs of DESCENDANTS OF Sarah 
McJIMEY Bryant's  ANCESTORS AS 2-25-2004 igi SUBMISSION STORED REORT IN 19 GIG AS wpd & rft - 
- SOURCES See the 

! <http://www.rootsweb.com/~monodawa/countyhist/1882/pages/pp600.htm> 
Sarah Ann McJimsepy -Mrs Bryant is a native of Ohio, and was born April 19, 1831. > She resided in her 
native state till nine years of age, > when, with her parents, she moved to Indiana. She is a > daughter of 
John and Mary A. Heizer. The former of Virginia, > and the latter of Pennsylvania. The family of Mr and Mrs > 
Bryant consisted of eleven children, five of whom are > living: John H., Alice B. (now Mrs J.G. Kerr, who 
resides in > Pleasant Hill, Indiana), James H., Josiah J., and Willie M. > Mr and Mrs B. are member of the M.
E. Church. 

!       Sources from which information has been transcribed & quoted for her spouse, the BRYANT family bible 
where she is a parent states page 1 [written clearly in ornate handwriting very common in that era,possibly a 
woman's hand,possibly Sarah herself since her death data is in other handwriting:like a penman of that era]: " 
Sarah Ann the wife of James Bryant was born in the year 1831 April the 19"..."James Bryant and Sarah Ann 
McJimsey was married December 31st 1848": [stronger square type handwriting, ossibly that of James];[in 
third hand,death of Sarah]:"Sarah Ann,wife of Jas Bryant died at Burlington Junction, Mo.,October 6th 1885 
at 11 o'clock P.M. 'Jesus is my best Friend'" this an data for James completes page 1 of bible

! DISCUSSION
    1996 found in Indiana the burials of the lost daughters who died infants next to the grandparents who 
indeed where named John. as had been speculated:  1991 from the son of John H.Bryant who was named 
John McJimsey perhaps after the grandfather  if so those persons mentioned later in this paragraph may be 
Sarah Ann McJimsey's  parents  [although not related 1991 note from  IGI P0689 Ohio :Jane McJimsey md 
Adam Thomas 1806 record 8530403-84 also John T. McJimsey born 7-14-1840

(B:9.16.1980 SL,E:12.1.1980 SL, SP: 1.14.1981 SL record 80.07904-64  ! but both were Montgomery County 
from Miami county only find one female Supune McJimsey married -.2-.1822 to Charles Davis
SS 3-7-1980 PV record 7919204-43 , however the
! John T mentioned above(Montgy co) was  son of John McJimsey and Mary Howser source ( 8-21-1991)
found in the SanBernardino California Room Gen.Society by Pat Dowden : summary name taken from 
records the legal papers for her Dad (possibly) and siblings(possibly)

 1.15.1993 ADDED AFN
[ husbands notes] include all of the following 6-25-1993 NOTE obit states died aged 78 years 10 months and 
16 days,confirms md. 2nd spouse 1-8-1887 but has conlicting info also states James was b. 1-25-1827 
Hamilton co.,IND., md Sarah 12-31-1848 at Wingate, IND., was a tanner by trade and soon after his marriage 
locatd in Colfax,IND., built the 1st house in that town,later moved to Fountain and Montgomery counties and 
in 1889 came to Burlington JNCTN MO., erected the 1st business house in that town and the one adjoining it ,
NO MENTION of his parents

 (1) 4.5.1993 find SS 5.2.1967 LA film A 471867-1441 (a)beware similar name no mid initial b.1-30-1822 
Union co,IND film 0452858 child of David & Jane GILMORE B: 10.24.1959 LAnge; b.1831(2 entries) film 

F517183-25&26 child of Rbt & Lucinda  md [1845] at Law,IND B:6.1.1991
    (b)related? film 5001024: b.8.12.1869 Park,Montezuma,IND  Martha Ann BRYANT B:2.25.1988PV ;film 
6020837-11:Martha BRIANT b.abt l850 Parke B:6.11.1991, md.4.24.1852 Monroe,IND John WAGGAMAN:b:
12.14.1973 SL(film 87324109-61)
     (1)b.12.31.1948(ours)film A471867-1441 SS:5.2.1967 LAnge our IGI entry due original ordiances sheet 
possessed byPat Dowden (2)

!      Missouri Historical Society  Mo.publications  and letter from librarian there mentions James and his father 
said to be Gabriel,(one IGI mention of Gabriel ever found,but not in public documents)- states that William 
Bryant was his(James ) grandfather. re:the middle initial H in name/note various options in his offspring with 
H middle names.
! l870 census of Coal Creek township,Montgomery county,Ind(Crawfordsville) page 14 of it  family num,ber 
98, lines 15 & 198(uncle James )

(4)ADDED AFN 1.15.1993
     5-6-93 discussion: there were no living daughters except our g'ma Alice of those who died as a child Mary/
Martha duplicate the names of others born in the same area at the same time - note one Martha Ann Bryant b.
8.12.1869 Montezuma, Parke, Ind film 5001024 [B: 2.25.1988 PV] even fits into a slot in this family: ORD are 
complete = low priority mystery = is she a missing child of this couple? beware of duplicate IGI  film 6020837-
11 shows b.abt 1850 Parke co,Ind md. 4.24.1852 Monroe co,Ind to John WAGGAMAN [B:12.14.1973 SL] 
(film 7324109-61) spelled Martha Briant

12.  Gabriel Bryant-59
      Research in 1960 era, produced a  letter from librarian at Nodaway county library. The librarian read that 
Gabrield was son of Wm BRYANT. Dowden 1996 trip, to Missouri State Genealogical library, Columbia, 
Missouri allowing viewing and verifying thi info. Pat curl dowden saw 2 books, in Missouri libraries, with 
articles saying that Gabriel was the son of Wm BRYANT, of "The Bryants Station in Kentucky" but no other 
proofs have been found to exist to date.
        Jan 7,2009 same articel Patricia CURL Dowden saw is now on the website: > > <http://www.rootsweb.
com/~monodawa/countyhist/1882/pages/pp600.htm> > > here is the text (copied & pasted for you): > [page 
689] James Bryant is a native of the > State of Indiana, and was born at the Narrows of Sugar > Creek, in 
Parke County, January 25, 1827. He is a son of > Gabriel and Phoebe (Marsh) Bryant, the former a native of 
> Bryant's Station, Kentucky, and the latter of New > Jersey. James was reared in his native county till 
fourteen > years of age, when he went to Montgomery County, of the same > state, where he served an 
apprenticeship at the tanner's > trade, which he followed in Pleasant Hill a short time. He > was there married 
by Rev William Campbell to Miss Sarah > McJimsey, on the 31st day of December, 1848. In 1849 Mr B. > 
moved to Colfax, Indiana, the town at that time being name > Midway. He was one of its pioneers, and re-
named the town in > the honor of ex-Vice President Colfax. Mr B. carried on the > tannery business in that 
locality until 1854, when, on > account of his failing health, he was compelled to seek > another employment 
and location; consequently he moved to > Fountain 

       Columbia, Missouri:library - also in another reference: Gabriel BRYANT of Kentucky md. to Phoebe 
MARSH see main files for this data, least overflow this file with 14709 persons possible 15000 person limit  [ 
12-1-93] the letter from the MO historical society is/was prior 7-7-96 only source of data [ not found prior to 
6'96] substantiating data

            To place Gabriel as a child in this family refer to page 1052 of "Past and Present, Nodaway, Missouri" 
article of  State Historical Scoiety, Missouri based upon an article about James H Bryant which says that his 
father Jms H Bryant's  father was Gabriel and G'pa was Wm Bryant of Ky.
buried near Daniel Boone,to whom related by marriage: his wife's mother was the older sister of Daniel 
Boone with whom Wm Bryant explored Ky-Mo regions,neither could read or write and lost land in Ky due the 
connivings of literate persons and were forced to move west to get new lands. 1.6.1993 STILL NO MENTION 

 Bryant's  father was Gabriel and G'pa was Wm Bryant of Ky.
buried near Daniel Boone,to whom related by marriage: his wife's mother was the older sister of Daniel 
Boone with whom Wm Bryant explored Ky-Mo regions,neither could read or write and lost land in Ky due the 
connivings of literate persons and were forced to move west to get new lands. 1.6.1993 STILL NO MENTION 
OF THIS PERSON ADDED OUR AFN number 1.15.1993

       1880 United States Census / West Virginia_Self Gender: Male Birth: <1811> VA_5. Gabe BRYANT 
<Census/individual_record.asp?indi_code=1880US%5F12640480%5F0&lds=5&region=0&regionfriendly=
1880+US+Census&frompage=99> - 1880 United States Census / Georgia_Self Gender: Male Birth: <1827> 
GA_6. Gabral BRIANT <Census/individual_record.asp?indi_code=1880US%5F7157191%5F0&lds=5&region=
0&regionfriendly=1880+US+Census&frompage=99> - 1880 United States Census / Illinois_Self Gender: Male 
Birth: <1828> KY_Matches: Census/1880 US Census - 3 <customsearchresults.asp?LDS=5&CN_Code=
1880US&first_name=gabriel&last_name=bryant&from_date=1810&date_range=20&date_range_index=5&
juris1=US&juris1index=225&juris1friendly=United+States>_
!     International Genealogical Index - North America 7. GABRIEL BRYANT <IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=
100182845610&lds=1&region=11&regionfriendly=North+America&frompage=99> - International 
Genealogical Index / NA_Gender: Male Birth: < 1800> <, , North Carolina>_8. Gabriel Bryant <IGI/individual
_record.asp?recid=100396989727&lds=1&region=11&regionfriendly=North+America&frompage=99> - 
International Genealogical Index / NA_Gender: Male Birth: About 1800 , , Usa_9. Gabriel Bryant <IGI/
individual_record.asp?recid=100435219966&lds=1&region=11&regionfriendly=North+America&frompage=
99> - International Genealogical Index / NA_Gender: Male Birth: About 1802 , , Usa_10. GABRIAL BRIANT 
<IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=500118974342&lds=1&region=11&regionfriendly=North+America&
frompage=99> - International Genealogical Index / NA_Gender: Male Marriage: 27 SEP 1810 , Champaign, 
Ohio_11. GABRIEL BRYANT <IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=500076208188&lds=1&region=11&
regionfriendly=North+America&frompage=99> - International Genealogical Index / NA_Gender: Male Birth: 
1811 Saint Albans, Kanawha, Virginia_12. Gabriel Bryant <IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=100089968637&
lds=1&region=11&regionfriendly=North+America&frompage=99> - International Genealogical Index / 
NA_Gender: Male Birth: Before 1812 Bryant'S Station, , , Kentucky_13. Gabriel Bryant <IGI/individual_record.
asp?recid=100295942422&lds=1&region=11&regionfriendly=North+America&frompage=99> - International 
Genealogical Index / NA_Gender: Male Birth: Before 1812 _14. Gabriel BRYANT <IGI/individual_record.asp?
recid=100131035940&lds=1&region=11&regionfriendly=North+America&frompage=99> - International 
Genealogical Index / NA_Gender: Male Birth: Before 1812 Of, , Hamilton, Indiana_15. Gabriel BRYANT <IGI/
individual_record.asp?recid=100213284704&lds=1&region=11&regionfriendly=North+America&frompage=
99> - International Genealogical Index / NA_Gender: Male Birth: Before 1812 Of, , Hamilton, Indiana
27. Gabriel Bryant <IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=100089968654&lds=1&region=11&regionfriendly=North+
America&frompage=99> - International Genealogical Index / NA_Gender: Male Marriage: Before 1827 
Ofnarrowsofsugar, , Parke, Indiana_repeating  my 6-11/15-2008  PRF info by Cathy Lund for
Gabriel BRYANT Compact Disc #130 Pin #2390751 Pedigree <pedigree_view.asp?recid=1302390751&
familyid=1300821158&frompage=99> Sex: M 
Event(s) Birth: bef 1812 Bryan Station, Fayette, Kentucky Death: aft 1827 Of, Hamilton, Indiana
Parents Mother: Rachel WILCOXSON <individual_record.asp?recid=1302390738> Disc #130 Pin #2390738

       Missouri Marriage Records, 1805-2002
Name:   Gabriel Bryant
Marriage Date:  Nov 1865 -  Monroe Co, Missouri
Spouse Name:  Ann Craig
===============================================================
Virginia, Deaths and Burials Index, 1853-1917
Name:  Rosanna [Bryant] Weaver
Birth Date:  abt 1804

========================
Virginia, Deaths and Burials Index, 1853-1917
Name:  Rosanna [Bryant] Weaver
Birth Date:  abt 1804
Birth Place:  Madison County
Death Date:  Aug 1884
Death Place:  Augusta County, Riverheads District, Virginia
Death Age:  80
Race:  White
Marital Status:  Married
Gender:  Female
Father Name:  Gabriel Bryant
FHL Film Number:  2056973
===============================================================
Kentucky, Death Records, 1852-1953
Name:  John G Bryant
Death Date:  10 Apr 1855
Age:  60
Gender:  Male
Birth Date:  abt 1795
===============================================================
Family Data Collection - Individual Records
Name:  Rachel Wilcoxson
Spouse:  William Bryant
Parents:  John Wilcoxson, Sarah Boone
Birth Place:  Femme Osage, MO
Birth Date:  1760
Marriage Date:  1781
Death Place:  Femme, Osage, MO
Death Date:  1821
- - -
Name:  Hiram Bryant
Spouse:  Sarah Evans
Parents:  William Bryant, Rachel Willcockson
Birth Place:  Estill Co, KY
Birth Date:  1792
Marriage Place:  Clay Co, KY
Marriage Date:  12 Apr 1814
Death Place:  KY
Death Date:  27 Sep 1824
- - -
Name:  Henry Bryant
Parents:  William Bryant, Willcockson Rachel Wilcox
Birth Place:  of, NC
Birth Date:  1802
Death Date:  1840
- - -
 Source:  Edmund West, comp.. Family Data Collection - Individual Records [database on-line]. Provo, UT, 
USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2000.
 - - - - - -   
A unique database containing 5 million genealogical records (20 million names) that were saved from 

    Children of Jeremiah Bryant and Martha Plumer are: 
Rachel Bryant, b. 1814, Estill, KY, d. date unknown. 
Christina Bryant, b. 1816, Estill, KY, d. date unknown. 
Susan Bryant, b. 1818, Estill, KY, d. date unknown. 
Crayton Bryant, b. 1821, Estill, KY, d. date unknown. 
Cornelia Bryant, b. 1823, Estill, KY, d. date unknown. 
+Jeremiah Monroe Bryant, b. 10 Mar 1825, Estill, KY, d. 03 Nov 1912, Calloway Co., MO. 
Martha Bryant, b. 1826, Estill, KY, d. date unknown. 
America Bryant, b. 1829, Estill, KY, d. date unknown. 
Amanda Bryant, b. 1831, Estill, KY, d. date unknown. 
Sarah T. Bryant, b. 1833, Estill, KY, d. date unknown.
- - - 
Jeremiah Monroe Bryant (son of Jeremiah Bryant and Martha Plumer) was born 10 Mar 1825 in Estill, KY, 
and died 03 Nov 1912 in Calloway Co., MO. He married Julia Virginia Tatum on 1854 in Calloway Co., MO, 
daughter of Wiley G(eorge?) Tatum and Amy L./S. Chaney.
        More About Jeremiah Monroe Bryant and Julia Virginia Tatum:
Marriage: 1854, Calloway Co., MO.
        Children of Jeremiah Monroe Bryant and Julia Virginia Tatum are: 
+Wiley Crayton Bryant, b. 1855, Callaway Co., MO, d. date unknown. 
Martha Susan Bryant, b. 1857, Callaway Co., MO, d. date unknown. 
Jeremiah Benjamin Bryant, b. 1859, Callaway Co., MO, d. date unknown. 
Sarah Price Bryant, b. 1862, Callaway Co., MO, d. date unknown. 
Jennie Bryant, b. 1863, Callaway Co., MO, d. date unknown. 
+James William Bryant, b. 30 Apr 1864, Hartsburg, Boone, MO, d. 20 Jun 1904, Hartsburg, Boone, MO. 
Edwin Lee Bryant, b. 1867, Callaway Co., MO, d. date unknown.
 ======================================================================
another tree found online:  (info per Kelly Bryant files)
at:   http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~kandfcochran/22369.htm
==================
Bryant, James H.
==================
father: Bryant, Gabriel (d: 1827, Hamilton County, Indiana)
mother: ____
g'father: Bryant, William (b: 1754, Orange County, NC; d: 6 Sep 1834, Boone Co, Mo, @80
................g'father's marriage: (1): Wilcoxson, Rachel 
................g'father's marriage: (2): Wood, Nancy 
Born: 25 Jan 1827, Hamilton County, Indiana 
Marriage: McJimsey, Sarah Ann 31 Dec 1848, Montgomery County, Indiana 
..................(Sarah b: 19 Apr 1831, Miami County, Ohio; d: 1885 @54 yrs)
Died: 1885, at age 54
Children::  
Bryant, John Harlon   (b: 30 Sep 1849, Wingate, Montgomery, Indiana; 
............married (1) Elfreda Lundall, (2) Mary A. Bever)
Bryant, Mary Ann  (b: 5 Apr 1851, Wingate, Montgomery, Indiana )
Bryant, Martha Jane (b: 30 Oct 1852)
Bryant, Sarah Ellen (b: 21 Nov 1855, Wingate, Montgomery, Indiana)
Bryant, Alice  (b: 22 Oct 1857, Wingate, Montgomery, Indiana; 
............married (1) Gaston, Joseph (b 16 Mar 1848 in Crawfordsville, Montgomery, Ind)
............married (2) James Taylor Linville. 
Bryant, James Harvey (b: 17 Jul 1859, Coal Creek, Montgomery, Indiana, md: __ Thomas)
Bryant, Josiah J. (b: 12 Apr 1861, Coal Creek, Montgomery, Indiana; md: Millie Mame Davis)

===========================================================
another tree found online:  (info per Kelly Bryant files)
at:   http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~kandfcochran/22369.htm
==================
Bryant, James H.
==================
father: Bryant, Gabriel (d: 1827, Hamilton County, Indiana)
mother: ____
g'father: Bryant, William (b: 1754, Orange County, NC; d: 6 Sep 1834, Boone Co, Mo, @80
................g'father's marriage: (1): Wilcoxson, Rachel 
................g'father's marriage: (2): Wood, Nancy 
Born: 25 Jan 1827, Hamilton County, Indiana 
Marriage: McJimsey, Sarah Ann 31 Dec 1848, Montgomery County, Indiana 
..................(Sarah b: 19 Apr 1831, Miami County, Ohio; d: 1885 @54 yrs)
Died: 1885, at age 54
Children::  
Bryant, John Harlon   (b: 30 Sep 1849, Wingate, Montgomery, Indiana; 
............married (1) Elfreda Lundall, (2) Mary A. Bever)
Bryant, Mary Ann  (b: 5 Apr 1851, Wingate, Montgomery, Indiana )
Bryant, Martha Jane (b: 30 Oct 1852)
Bryant, Sarah Ellen (b: 21 Nov 1855, Wingate, Montgomery, Indiana)
Bryant, Alice  (b: 22 Oct 1857, Wingate, Montgomery, Indiana; 
............married (1) Gaston, Joseph (b 16 Mar 1848 in Crawfordsville, Montgomery, Ind)
............married (2) James Taylor Linville. 
Bryant, James Harvey (b: 17 Jul 1859, Coal Creek, Montgomery, Indiana, md: __ Thomas)
Bryant, Josiah J. (b: 12 Apr 1861, Coal Creek, Montgomery, Indiana; md: Millie Mame Davis)
Bryant, Isabel  (b: 22 Mar 1862, Wingate, Montgomery, Indiana)
Bryant, Laraett (b: 1 Nov 1865, Missouri )
Bryant, Minnie (b: 18 Nov 1867, Missouri)
Bryant, Willie Martin (b: 19 Sep 1871, Maryville, Nodaway, Missouri; md: Lydie Bryant.)
Bryant, Edith (b: 12 Sep 1873, Missouri)
-----------------------------------------------------
G'father William Bryant's Children:
1. Wilcoxson, Rachel 
---Bryant, William 
---Bryant, Jeremiah+ 
---Bryant, Hiram+ 
---Bryant, Huram+ 
---Bryant, Thomas+ 
---Bryant, Rachel 
---Bryant, Susan+ 
---Bryant, Benjamin+ 
---Bryant, Elizabeth 
---Bryant, George 
---Bryant, Henry+ 
---Bryant, Gabriel+ 
2. Wood, Nancy 
---Bryant, Sabrina 
---Bryant, Polly Ann 
---Bryant, Florinda 
---Bryant, George Washington 

Hiram Bryant, b. Abt. 1792, Fayette, KY, d. date unknown. 
Huram Bryant, b. Abt. 1793, Fayette, KY, d. date unknown. 
Thomas Bryant, b. 01 Oct 1795, Estill, KY, d. 09 May 1845, Carter, MO. 
Benjamin Bryant, b. Abt. 1797, Fayette, KY, d. date unknown. 
Rachel Bryant, b. Abt. 1798, N.C.??, d. date unknown. 
Susan Bryant, b. Abt. 1800, Fayette, KY, d. Aft. 1824. 
Henry Bryant, b. 1802, North Carolina??, d. date unknown. 
Gabriel Bryant, b. Bef. 1812, d. Aft. 1827, of,Hamilton, IN.
- - -
Jeremiah Bryant (son of William Bryant and Rachel Wilcoxson) was born 20 Aug 1791 in Estill, KY, and died 
07 Nov 1834 in Estill, KY. He married Martha Plumer on 1813 in Estill, KY.
       More About Jeremiah Bryant and Martha Plumer:
Marriage: 1813, Estill, KY.
      Children of Jeremiah Bryant and Martha Plumer are: 
Rachel Bryant, b. 1814, Estill, KY, d. date unknown. 
Christina Bryant, b. 1816, Estill, KY, d. date unknown. 
Susan Bryant, b. 1818, Estill, KY, d. date unknown. 
Crayton Bryant, b. 1821, Estill, KY, d. date unknown. 
Cornelia Bryant, b. 1823, Estill, KY, d. date unknown. 
+Jeremiah Monroe Bryant, b. 10 Mar 1825, Estill, KY, d. 03 Nov 1912, Calloway Co., MO. 
Martha Bryant, b. 1826, Estill, KY, d. date unknown. 
America Bryant, b. 1829, Estill, KY, d. date unknown. 
Amanda Bryant, b. 1831, Estill, KY, d. date unknown. 
Sarah T. Bryant, b. 1833, Estill, KY, d. date unknown.
- - - 
Jeremiah Monroe Bryant (son of Jeremiah Bryant and Martha Plumer) was born 10 Mar 1825 in Estill, KY, 
and died 03 Nov 1912 in Calloway Co., MO. He married Julia Virginia Tatum on 1854 in Calloway Co., MO, 
daughter of Wiley G(eorge?) Tatum and Amy L./S. Chaney.
        More About Jeremiah Monroe Bryant and Julia Virginia Tatum:
Marriage: 1854, Calloway Co., MO.
        Children of Jeremiah Monroe Bryant and Julia Virginia Tatum are: 
+Wiley Crayton Bryant, b. 1855, Callaway Co., MO, d. date unknown. 
Martha Susan Bryant, b. 1857, Callaway Co., MO, d. date unknown. 
Jeremiah Benjamin Bryant, b. 1859, Callaway Co., MO, d. date unknown. 
Sarah Price Bryant, b. 1862, Callaway Co., MO, d. date unknown. 
Jennie Bryant, b. 1863, Callaway Co., MO, d. date unknown. 
+James William Bryant, b. 30 Apr 1864, Hartsburg, Boone, MO, d. 20 Jun 1904, Hartsburg, Boone, MO. 
Edwin Lee Bryant, b. 1867, Callaway Co., MO, d. date unknown.
 ======================================================================
another tree found online:  (info per Kelly Bryant files)
at:   http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~kandfcochran/22369.htm
==================
Bryant, James H.
==================
father: Bryant, Gabriel (d: 1827, Hamilton County, Indiana)
mother: ____
g'father: Bryant, William (b: 1754, Orange County, NC; d: 6 Sep 1834, Boone Co, Mo, @80
................g'father's marriage: (1): Wilcoxson, Rachel 
................g'father's marriage: (2): Wood, Nancy 
Born: 25 Jan 1827, Hamilton County, Indiana 
Marriage: McJimsey, Sarah Ann 31 Dec 1848, Montgomery County, Indiana 

..................(Sarah b: 19 Apr 1831, Miami County, Ohio; d: 1885 @54 yrs)
Died: 1885, at age 54
Children::  
Bryant, John Harlon   (b: 30 Sep 1849, Wingate, Montgomery, Indiana; 
............married (1) Elfreda Lundall, (2) Mary A. Bever)
Bryant, Mary Ann  (b: 5 Apr 1851, Wingate, Montgomery, Indiana )
Bryant, Martha Jane (b: 30 Oct 1852)
Bryant, Sarah Ellen (b: 21 Nov 1855, Wingate, Montgomery, Indiana)
Bryant, Alice  (b: 22 Oct 1857, Wingate, Montgomery, Indiana; 
............married (1) Gaston, Joseph (b 16 Mar 1848 in Crawfordsville, Montgomery, Ind)
............married (2) James Taylor Linville. 
Bryant, James Harvey (b: 17 Jul 1859, Coal Creek, Montgomery, Indiana, md: __ Thomas)
Bryant, Josiah J. (b: 12 Apr 1861, Coal Creek, Montgomery, Indiana; md: Millie Mame Davis)
Bryant, Isabel  (b: 22 Mar 1862, Wingate, Montgomery, Indiana)
Bryant, Laraett (b: 1 Nov 1865, Missouri )
Bryant, Minnie (b: 18 Nov 1867, Missouri)
Bryant, Willie Martin (b: 19 Sep 1871, Maryville, Nodaway, Missouri; md: Lydie Bryant.)
Bryant, Edith (b: 12 Sep 1873, Missouri)
-----------------------------------------------------
G'father William Bryant's Children:
1. Wilcoxson, Rachel 
---Bryant, William 
---Bryant, Jeremiah+ 
---Bryant, Hiram+ 
---Bryant, Huram+ 
---Bryant, Thomas+ 
---Bryant, Rachel 
---Bryant, Susan+ 
---Bryant, Benjamin+ 
---Bryant, Elizabeth 
---Bryant, George 
---Bryant, Henry+ 
---Bryant, Gabriel+ 
2. Wood, Nancy 
---Bryant, Sabrina 
---Bryant, Polly Ann 
---Bryant, Florinda 
---Bryant, George Washington 
---Bryant, Sirina

 
 Reply Reply to all Forward

Cathie Bonds 
Jun 12 (2 days ago)

to me 

I'm not sure what made you so happy....  there may have been
other Gabriel Bryant's...  and I didn't see a 'Rosanna' listed as one of

Gabriel's children either.?
 
and a word of caution:  
 
"Family Data collection" is (I believe)  partially based
on LDS family tree submissions before 1990... although
the explanation does say gathered for medical research...
 
-also-
 
the last two ref's are private family trees which may or may not have supporting
documentation...
 
love, cathie

From: Patricia Curl Dowden <patcurl3@gmail.com>
To: Cathie Bonds <cathiebo@yahoo.com> 
Cc: Bishop Dowden <patcurl3@gmail.com> 
Sent: Tuesday, June 12, 2012 2:44 PM
Subject: To be entered into notes of pat PAF ...gabriel bryant - 

HOORAY you did itI cannot tell you pleased I amFINALLY ALL THE MISSING INFO here in one place
Ami to understand we have DNA proof?
I had Ann CRAIG Bryant from early church ORD type Records, when you were the baby, but Poor 
documentation. You had always doubted what I presented as source of ourBoone connection. 
As time progressed,  I found myself the only source ofGabriel, which  i got from library letters to me after my 
quiry,with the two  articles (inMissouri libraries). i had same as youHave shown below. With Gabriel as part of 
family group 1991  in AF ( articles we saw again, on trip1996)
Sent from my iPadWITH GREAT GLEEWHEE,love,Mom
Begin forwarded message:

From: Cathie Bonds <cathiebo@yahoo.com>
Date: June 12, 2012 1:07:28 AM MDT
To: patricia dowden <patcurl3@gmail.com>
Subject: gabriel bryant - misc stuff which appears to 'match' but needs to be verified...
Reply-To: Cathie Bonds <cathiebo@yahoo.com>

Missouri Marriage Records, 1805-2002
Name:   Gabriel Bryant
Marriage Date:  Nov 1865 -  Monroe Co, Missouri
Spouse Name:  Ann Craig===============================================================
Virginia, Deaths and Burials Index, 1853-1917
Name:  Rosanna [Bryant] Weaver
Birth Date:  abt 1804
Birth Place:  Madison County
Death Date:  Aug 1884
Death Place:  Augusta County, Riverheads District, Virginia
Death Age:  80
Race:  White
Marital Status:  Married
Gender:  Female

Father Name:  Gabriel Bryant
FHL Film Number:  2056973=============================================================
==Kentucky, Death Records, 1852-1953
Name:  John G Bryant
Death Date:  10 Apr 1855
Age:  60
Gender:  Male
Birth Date:  abt 1795===============================================================
Family Data Collection - Individual Records
Name:  Rachel Wilcoxson
Spouse:  William Bryant
Parents:  John Wilcoxson, Sarah Boone
Birth Place:  Femme Osage, MO
Birth Date:  1760
Marriage Date:  1781
Death Place:  Femme, Osage, MO
Death Date:  1821- - -Name:  Hiram Bryant
Spouse:  Sarah Evans
Parents:  William Bryant, Rachel Willcockson
Birth Place:  Estill Co, KY
Birth Date:  1792
Marriage Place:  Clay Co, KY
Marriage Date:  12 Apr 1814
Death Place:  KY
Death Date:  27 Sep 1824- - -Name:  Henry Bryant
Parents:  William Bryant, Willcockson Rachel Wilcox
Birth Place:  of, NC
Birth Date:  1802
Death Date:  1840- - - Source:  Edmund West, comp.. Family Data Collection - Individual Records [database 
on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2000.
   
A unique database containing 5 million genealogical records (20 million names) that were saved from 
destruction after being rejected from scientific studies. The Family Data Collection records were created while 
gathering genealogical data for use in the study of human genetics and disease. Compiling data for genetic 
research does not require the same type of documentation as traditional genealogical research. The genes 
themselves verify relationships and qualify or disqualify a person from a particular study. Citing the source of 
every genealogical fact in the electronic gene pool was deemed unnecessary and cost prohibitive by medical 
researchers. Millions of individual records were created from birth, marriage and death records; obituaries; 
probate records; books of remembrance; family histories; genealogies; family group sheets; pedigree charts; 
and other sources. The records collected that did not fit a specific study became the project's "by-products" 
and were schedule to be discarded. After viewing the quality of the source material used to create the gene 
pool and despite the absence of cited documentation, the electronic rights to the data were purchased, rather 
than see it destroyed...=================================================================
=====http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/b/a/k/Roy-E-Baker/WEBSITE-0001/UHP-0457.html 
William Bryant was born 1739 in Wales, and died Oct 1834 in Nr Stonesport, Boone, MO. He married Rachel 
Wilcoxson on 1781 in North Carolina, daughter of John Wilcoxson and Sarah Boone.

More About William Bryant and Rachel Wilcoxson:
Marriage: 1781, North Carolina.

Children of William Bryant and Rachel Wilcoxson are: +Jeremiah Bryant, b. 20 Aug 1791, Estill, KY, d. 07 
Nov 1834, Estill, KY. Hiram Bryant, b. Abt. 1792, Fayette, KY, d. date unknown. Huram Bryant, b. Abt. 1793, 

Fayette, KY, d. date unknown. Thomas Bryant, b. 01 Oct 1795, Estill, KY, d. 09 May 1845, Carter, MO. 
Benjamin Bryant, b. Abt. 1797, Fayette, KY, d. date unknown. Rachel Bryant, b. Abt. 1798, N.C.??, d. date 
unknown. Susan Bryant, b. Abt. 1800, Fayette, KY, d. Aft. 1824. Henry Bryant, b. 1802, North Carolina??, d. 
date unknown. Gabriel Bryant, b. Bef. 1812, d. Aft. 1827, of,Hamilton, IN.- - -Jeremiah Bryant (son of William 
Bryant and Rachel Wilcoxson) was born 20 Aug 1791 in Estill, KY, and died 07 Nov 1834 in Estill, KY. He 
married Martha Plumer on 1813 in Estill, KY.

More About Jeremiah Bryant and Martha Plumer:
Marriage: 1813, Estill, KY.

Children of Jeremiah Bryant and Martha Plumer are: Rachel Bryant, b. 1814, Estill, KY, d. date unknown. 
Christina Bryant, b. 1816, Estill, KY, d. date unknown. Susan Bryant, b. 1818, Estill, KY, d. date unknown. 
Crayton Bryant, b. 1821, Estill, KY, d. date unknown. Cornelia Bryant, b. 1823, Estill, KY, d. date unknown. +
Jeremiah Monroe Bryant, b. 10 Mar 1825, Estill, KY, d. 03 Nov 1912, Calloway Co., MO. Martha Bryant, b. 
1826, Estill, KY, d. date unknown. America Bryant, b. 1829, Estill, KY, d. date unknown. Amanda Bryant, b. 
1831, Estill, KY, d. date unknown. Sarah T. Bryant, b. 1833, Estill, KY, d. date unknown.- - - Jeremiah Monroe 
Bryant (son of Jeremiah Bryant and Martha Plumer) was born 10 Mar 1825 in Estill, KY, and died 03 Nov 
1912 in Calloway Co., MO. He married Julia Virginia Tatum on 1854 in Calloway Co., MO, daughter of Wiley 
G(eorge?) Tatum and Amy L./S. Chaney.

More About Jeremiah Monroe Bryant and Julia Virginia Tatum:
Marriage: 1854, Calloway Co., MO.

Children of Jeremiah Monroe Bryant and Julia Virginia Tatum are: +Wiley Crayton Bryant, b. 1855, Callaway 
Co., MO, d. date unknown. Martha Susan Bryant, b. 1857, Callaway Co., MO, d. date unknown. Jeremiah 
Benjamin Bryant, b. 1859, Callaway Co., MO, d. date unknown. Sarah Price Bryant, b. 1862, Callaway Co., 
MO, d. date unknown. Jennie Bryant, b. 1863, Callaway Co., MO, d. date unknown. +James William Bryant, b. 
30 Apr 1864, Hartsburg, Boone, MO, d. 20 Jun 1904, Hartsburg, Boone, MO. Edwin Lee Bryant, b. 1867, 
Callaway Co., MO, d. date unknown. =======================================================
===============another tree found online:  (info per Kelly Bryant files)
at:   http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~kandfcochran/22369.htm
==================
Bryant, James H.
==================
father: Bryant, Gabriel (d: 1827, Hamilton County, Indiana)
mother: ____
g'father: Bryant, William (b: 1754, Orange County, NC; d: 6 Sep 1834, Boone Co, Mo, @80
................g'father's marriage: (1): Wilcoxson, Rachel 
................g'father's marriage: (2): Wood, Nancy Born: 25 Jan 1827, Hamilton County, Indiana 
Marriage: McJimsey, Sarah Ann 31 Dec 1848, Montgomery County, Indiana 
..................(Sarah b: 19 Apr 1831, Miami County, Ohio; d: 1885 @54 yrs)
Died: 1885, at age 54Children::  
Bryant, John Harlon   (b: 30 Sep 1849, Wingate, Montgomery, Indiana; 
............married (1) Elfreda Lundall, (2) Mary A. Bever)
Bryant, Mary Ann  (b: 5 Apr 1851, Wingate, Montgomery, Indiana )
Bryant, Martha Jane (b: 30 Oct 1852)
Bryant, Sarah Ellen (b: 21 Nov 1855, Wingate, Montgomery, Indiana)
Bryant, Alice  (b: 22 Oct 1857, Wingate, Montgomery, Indiana; 
............married (1) Gaston, Joseph (b 16 Mar 1848 in Crawfordsville, Montgomery, Ind)
............married (2) James Taylor Linville. 
Bryant, James Harvey (b: 17 Jul 1859, Coal Creek, Montgomery, Indiana, md: __ Thomas)
Bryant, Josiah J. (b: 12 Apr 1861, Coal Creek, Montgomery, Indiana; md: Millie Mame Davis)
Bryant, Isabel  (b: 22 Mar 1862, Wingate, Montgomery, Indiana)

Bryant, Laraett (b: 1 Nov 1865, Missouri )
Bryant, Minnie (b: 18 Nov 1867, Missouri)
Bryant, Willie Martin (b: 19 Sep 1871, Maryville, Nodaway, Missouri; md: Lydie Bryant.)
Bryant, Edith (b: 12 Sep 1873, Missouri)
-----------------------------------------------------
G'father William Bryant's Children:
1. Wilcoxson, Rachel 
---Bryant, William 
---Bryant, Jeremiah+ 
---Bryant, Hiram+ 
---Bryant, Huram+ 
---Bryant, Thomas+ 
---Bryant, Rachel 
---Bryant, Susan+ 
---Bryant, Benjamin+ 
---Bryant, Elizabeth 
---Bryant, George 
---Bryant, Henry+ 
---Bryant, Gabriel+ 
2. Wood, Nancy 
---Bryant, Sabrina 
---Bryant, Polly Ann 
---Bryant, Florinda 
---Bryant, George Washington 
---Bryant, Sirina   

 Reply Forward
repeating 16 June 2012 eCOPY
I usually use a line of '=' marks to differentiate between sources....
 
Here is a record for another wife of Joshua Bryant:
-----------------------------------------------------
Kentucky Marriages, 1851-1900
Name:  Joshua Briant
Spouse:  Nancy Rose
Marriage Date:  4 Mar 1869
County:  Morgan
State:  KY

love, cathie

From: Patricia Curl Dowden <patcurl3@gmail.com>
To: Cathie Bonds <cathiebo@yahoo.com> 
Sent: Thursday, June 14, 2012 4:32 PM
Subject: continue to discuss Gabriel Bryant -

Dear Cathie 
    This has been the biggest log jam in the whole
gathering project for all years of yrou life

    Awe . . . . are you telling me that I am reading 
my own 1991 submission and this is NOT proved
by DNA or other persons records?
     I do not trak name Rosanna ! 
     Do you think SOME OF this is DNA info 
[medical] ?
     Oh well I did not find the notes to enter yet 
[ am searcing too many eMails to  find all those
things fromyou  ] NEXT TIME YOU DELUGE me
I will screen print within iPAD to be sure get all
your sendings.
       Please continue this discussion about what
you eSent and again send Gabriel BRYANT info
WITH material another e-sending pleaae
 
     re: Tue, Jun 12, 2012 at 10:30 PM, Cathie Bonds <cathiebo@yahoo.com> wrote:
           I'm not sure what made you so happy....  there may have been
other Gabriel Bryant's...  and I didn't see a 'Rosanna' listed as one of
Gabriel's children either.?
 
and a word of caution:  
 
"Family Data collection" is (I believe)  partially based
on LDS family tree submissions before 1990... although
the explanation does say gathered for medical research...
 
-also-
 
the last two ref's are private family trees which may or may not have supporting
documentation...
 
love, cathie

From: Patricia Curl Dowden <patcurl3@gmail.com>
To: Cathie Bonds <cathiebo@yahoo.com> 
Cc: Bishop Dowden <patcurl3@gmail.com> 
Sent: Tuesday, June 12, 2012 2:44 PM
Subject: To be entered into notes of pat PAF ...gabriel bryant - 

HOORAY you did it
I cannot tell you pleased I am
FINALLY ALL THE MISSING INFO here in one place

Ami to understand we have DNA proof?

I had Ann CRAIG Bryant from early church ORD type 
Records, when you were the baby, but Poor documentation. 
You had always doubted what I presented as source of our
Boone connection. 

As time progressed,  I found myself the only source of
Gabriel, which  i got from library letters to me after my quiry,
with the two  articles (inMissouri libraries). i had same as you
Have shown below. With Gabriel as part of family group 1991  
in AF ( articles we saw again, on trip1996)

Sent from my iPad
WITH GREAT GLEE
WHEE,
love,
Mom

Begin forwarded message:

From: Cathie Bonds <cathiebo@yahoo.com>
Date: June 12, 2012 1:07:28 AM MDT
To: patricia dowden <patcurl3@gmail.com>
Subject: gabriel bryant - misc stuff which appears to 'match' but needs to be verified...
Reply-To: Cathie Bonds <cathiebo@yahoo.com>

Missouri Marriage Records, 1805-2002
Name:   Gabriel Bryant
Marriage Date:  Nov 1865 -  Monroe Co, Missouri
Spouse Name:  Ann Craig
===============================================================
Virginia, Deaths and Burials Index, 1853-1917
Name:  Rosanna [Bryant] Weaver
Birth Date:  abt 1804
Birth Place:  Madison County
Death Date:  Aug 1884
Death Place:  Augusta County, Riverheads District, Virginia
Death Age:  80
Race:  White
Marital Status:  Married
Gender:  Female
Father Name:  Gabriel Bryant
FHL Film Number:  2056973
===============================================================
Kentucky, Death Records, 1852-1953
Name:  John G Bryant
Death Date:  10 Apr 1855
Age:  60
Gender:  Male
Birth Date:  abt 1795
===============================================================
Family Data Collection - Individual Records
Name:  Rachel Wilcoxson
Spouse:  William Bryant
Parents:  John Wilcoxson, Sarah Boone
Birth Place:  Femme Osage, MO

Birth Date:  1760
Marriage Date:  1781
Death Place:  Femme, Osage, MO
Death Date:  1821
- - -
Name:  Hiram Bryant
Spouse:  Sarah Evans
Parents:  William Bryant, Rachel Willcockson
Birth Place:  Estill Co, KY
Birth Date:  1792
Marriage Place:  Clay Co, KY
Marriage Date:  12 Apr 1814
Death Place:  KY
Death Date:  27 Sep 1824
- - -
Name:  Henry Bryant
Parents:  William Bryant, Willcockson Rachel Wilcox
Birth Place:  of, NC
Birth Date:  1802
Death Date:  1840
- - -
 
Source:  Edmund West, comp.. Family Data Collection - Individual Records [database on-line]. Provo, UT, 
USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2000.
   
A unique database containing 5 million genealogical records (20 million names) that were saved from 
destruction after being rejected from scientific studies. The Family Data Collection records were created while 
gathering genealogical data for use in the study of human genetics and disease. Compiling data for genetic 
research does not require the same type of documentation as traditional genealogical research. The genes 
themselves verify relationships and qualify or disqualify a person from a particular study. Citing the source of 
every genealogical fact in the electronic gene pool was deemed unnecessary and cost prohibitive by medical 
researchers. Millions of individual records were created from birth, marriage and death records; obituaries; 
probate records; books of remembrance; family histories; genealogies; family group sheets; pedigree charts; 
and other sources. The records collected that did not fit a specific study became the project's "by-products" 
and were schedule to be discarded. After viewing the quality of the source material used to create the gene 
pool and despite the absence of cited documentation, the electronic rights to the data were purchased, rather 
than see it destroyed...
======================================================================
http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/b/a/k/Roy-E-Baker/WEBSITE-0001/UHP-0457.html
 
William Bryant was born 1739 in Wales, and died Oct 1834 in Nr Stonesport, Boone, MO. He married Rachel 
Wilcoxson on 1781 in North Carolina, daughter of John Wilcoxson and Sarah Boone.

More About William Bryant and Rachel Wilcoxson:
Marriage: 1781, North Carolina.

Children of William Bryant and Rachel Wilcoxson are: 
+Jeremiah Bryant, b. 20 Aug 1791, Estill, KY, d. 07 Nov 1834, Estill, KY. 
Hiram Bryant, b. Abt. 1792, Fayette, KY, d. date unknown. 
Huram Bryant, b. Abt. 1793, Fayette, KY, d. date unknown. 
Thomas Bryant, b. 01 Oct 1795, Estill, KY, d. 09 May 1845, Carter, MO. 
Benjamin Bryant, b. Abt. 1797, Fayette, KY, d. date unknown. 

Rachel Bryant, b. Abt. 1798, N.C.??, d. date unknown. 
Susan Bryant, b. Abt. 1800, Fayette, KY, d. Aft. 1824. 
Henry Bryant, b. 1802, North Carolina??, d. date unknown. 
Gabriel Bryant, b. Bef. 1812, d. Aft. 1827, of,Hamilton, IN.
- - -
Jeremiah Bryant (son of William Bryant and Rachel Wilcoxson) was born 20 Aug 1791 in Estill, KY, and died 
07 Nov 1834 in Estill, KY. He married Martha Plumer on 1813 in Estill, KY.

More About Jeremiah Bryant and Martha Plumer:
Marriage: 1813, Estill, KY.

Children of Jeremiah Bryant and Martha Plumer are: 
Rachel Bryant, b. 1814, Estill, KY, d. date unknown. 
Christina Bryant, b. 1816, Estill, KY, d. date unknown. 
Susan Bryant, b. 1818, Estill, KY, d. date unknown. 
Crayton Bryant, b. 1821, Estill, KY, d. date unknown. 
Cornelia Bryant, b. 1823, Estill, KY, d. date unknown. 
+Jeremiah Monroe Bryant, b. 10 Mar 1825, Estill, KY, d. 03 Nov 1912, Calloway Co., MO. 
Martha Bryant, b. 1826, Estill, KY, d. date unknown. 
America Bryant, b. 1829, Estill, KY, d. date unknown. 
Amanda Bryant, b. 1831, Estill, KY, d. date unknown. 
Sarah T. Bryant, b. 1833, Estill, KY, d. date unknown.
- - - 
Jeremiah Monroe Bryant (son of Jeremiah Bryant and Martha Plumer) was born 10 Mar 1825 in Estill, KY, 
and died 03 Nov 1912 in Calloway Co., MO. He married Julia Virginia Tatum on 1854 in Calloway Co., MO, 
daughter of Wiley G(eorge?) Tatum and Amy L./S. Chaney.

More About Jeremiah Monroe Bryant and Julia Virginia Tatum:
Marriage: 1854, Calloway Co., MO.

Children of Jeremiah Monroe Bryant and Julia Virginia Tatum are: 
+Wiley Crayton Bryant, b. 1855, Callaway Co., MO, d. date unknown. 
Martha Susan Bryant, b. 1857, Callaway Co., MO, d. date unknown. 
Jeremiah Benjamin Bryant, b. 1859, Callaway Co., MO, d. date unknown. 
Sarah Price Bryant, b. 1862, Callaway Co., MO, d. date unknown. 
Jennie Bryant, b. 1863, Callaway Co., MO, d. date unknown. 
+James William Bryant, b. 30 Apr 1864, Hartsburg, Boone, MO, d. 20 Jun 1904, Hartsburg, Boone, MO. 
Edwin Lee Bryant, b. 1867, Callaway Co., MO, d. date unknown.
 
======================================================================
another tree found online:  (info per Kelly Bryant files)
at:   http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~kandfcochran/22369.htm
==================
Bryant, James H.
==================
father: Bryant, Gabriel (d: 1827, Hamilton County, Indiana)
mother: ____
g'father: Bryant, William (b: 1754, Orange County, NC; d: 6 Sep 1834, Boone Co, Mo, @80
................g'father's marriage: (1): Wilcoxson, Rachel 
................g'father's marriage: (2): Wood, Nancy 
Born: 25 Jan 1827, Hamilton County, Indiana 
Marriage: McJimsey, Sarah Ann 31 Dec 1848, Montgomery County, Indiana 
..................(Sarah b: 19 Apr 1831, Miami County, Ohio; d: 1885 @54 yrs)

Died: 1885, at age 54
Children::  
Bryant, John Harlon   (b: 30 Sep 1849, Wingate, Montgomery, Indiana; 
............married (1) Elfreda Lundall, (2) Mary A. Bever)
Bryant, Mary Ann  (b: 5 Apr 1851, Wingate, Montgomery, Indiana )
Bryant, Martha Jane (b: 30 Oct 1852)
Bryant, Sarah Ellen (b: 21 Nov 1855, Wingate, Montgomery, Indiana)
Bryant, Alice  (b: 22 Oct 1857, Wingate, Montgomery, Indiana; 
............married (1) Gaston, Joseph (b 16 Mar 1848 in Crawfordsville, Montgomery, Ind)
............married (2) James Taylor Linville. 
Bryant, James Harvey (b: 17 Jul 1859, Coal Creek, Montgomery, Indiana, md: __ Thomas)
Bryant, Josiah J. (b: 12 Apr 1861, Coal Creek, Montgomery, Indiana; md: Millie Mame Davis)
Bryant, Isabel  (b: 22 Mar 1862, Wingate, Montgomery, Indiana)
Bryant, Laraett (b: 1 Nov 1865, Missouri )
Bryant, Minnie (b: 18 Nov 1867, Missouri)
Bryant, Willie Martin (b: 19 Sep 1871, Maryville, Nodaway, Missouri; md: Lydie Bryant.)
Bryant, Edith (b: 12 Sep 1873, Missouri)
-----------------------------------------------------
G'father William Bryant's Children:
1. Wilcoxson, Rachel 
---Bryant, William 
---Bryant, Jeremiah+ 
---Bryant, Hiram+ 
---Bryant, Huram+ 
---Bryant, Thomas+ 
---Bryant, Rachel 
---Bryant, Susan+ 
---Bryant, Benjamin+ 
---Bryant, Elizabeth 
---Bryant, George 
---Bryant, Henry+ 
---Bryant, Gabriel+ 
2. Wood, Nancy 
---Bryant, Sabrina 
---Bryant, Polly Ann 
---Bryant, Florinda 
---Bryant, George Washington 
---Bryant, Sirina

25 June 2012 there are some massive duplicates 
but fear confusion so here is whole batch

To: patcurl3@gmail.com 
Cc: cathiebo@yahoo.com 
Sent: Thursday, December 9, 2010 9:26 AM
Subject: Montogomery Co Indiana website: some marriages & deaths (Kerr, Wheeler, Bryant, etc.)

Did I already give you any of these links?

Lydia McJimsey - 100 yrs old on 10/2/1923 - photo:
http://ingenweb.org/inmontgomery/bios/m/img/mcjimsey-lydia.jpg

there are some KERR folks on here:

http://ingenweb.org/inmontgomery/main.html 

Marriages:
  http://ingenweb.org/inmontgomery/marriages/

The K page includes at least 2 of ours:
  http://ingenweb.org/inmontgomery/marriages/k.htm 

KERR (KEES?), SARAH LINSAY, JOSEPH OCTOBER 1, 1830 � � 
KERR, ANDREW J OCHELTREE, MARIAH January 10/1866 6 403 
KERR, ELIZABETH FIELDS, STEPHEN MARCH 25, 1828 � � 
KERR, JOHN H CARROLL, MARY A October 9/1884 10 459 
KERR, JOSEPH BRYANT, ALICE November 30/1876 8 495 
KERR, JOSEPH WHEELER, ELIZA MARCH 17, 1845 � � 
KERR, LAURA A ANDERSON, AUSTIN July 30/1868 7 104 
KERR, MARTHA THOMPSON, DANIEL NOVEMBER 29, 1827 � � 
KERR, MARY E THOMPSON, SAMUEL August 23/1866 6 482 

The W page has some Wheelers:

WHEELER, CATHERINE LANUM, JOHN NOVEMBER 11, 1849 � � 
WHEELER, CHARLES SALLIES MARTIN APR 6 1869 7 226 
WHEELER, ELIZA ISAAC COX JR. SEP 4 1883 10 288 
WHEELER, ELIZA J MITCHELL, ABRAHAM NOVEMBER 2, 1843 � � 
WHEELER, ELIZA BUCK, PETER MARCH 12, 1830 � � 
WHEELER, ELIZA KERR, JOSEPH MARCH 17, 1845 � � 
WHEELER, ELIZABETH CHARLES L. NEANDER OCT 1 1883 10 309 
WHEELER, ELLSBERRY CHARLOTTE HUBBARD APR 9 1869 7 227 
WHEELER, EPHRAIM PHEBE DERICKSON APR 29 1879 9 229 
WHEELER, EPHRAIN SYLVIA NICKLIFF SEP 8 1870 7 364 
WHEELER, EPHRAINE SYLVIA A. WHEELER OCT 27 1875 8 358 
WHEELER, EPRAIM ELIZABETH PERRY AUG 7 1883 10 278 
WHEELER, FANNIE LEVI YOUNG SEP 24 1874 8 214 
WHEELER, HORACE C DUNN, MARTHA A FEBRUARY 4, 1846 � � 
WHEELER, HORACE P. HATTIE RUCKLES SEP 5 1876 8 458 
WHEELER, ISAAC M. MARY BURK OCT 24 1866 6 611 
WHEELER, JOHN BASTION, ROZANNA July 11/1857 5 59 
WHEELER, JOHN T MOORE, MARTHA J DECEMBER 21, 1848 � � 
WHEELER, JOSEPH ELIZABETH RHOADS DEC 31 1874 8 257 
WHEELER, LEVI HENDERSON, SARAH JANUARY 4, 1831 � � 
WHEELER, LOTTIE JESSE A. HENDERSON SEP 28 1882 10 135 
WHEELER, MARGARET BEEDLE, SAMUEL AUGUST 17, 1848 � � 
WHEELER, MARY A. GEORGE K. KEEN DEC 24 1882 10 182 
WHEELER, MICHAEL SHOEMAKER, CATHERINE JUNE 9, 1846 � � 
WHEELER, SARAH HAYS, LAVENIER APRIL 19, 1837 � � 
WHEELER, SARAH MCCORMACK, CHARLES SEPTEMBER 27, 1826 � � 
WHEELER, SYLVIA A. EPHRAINE WHEELER OCT 27 1875 8 358 
WHEELER, WILLIAM E. EFFIE COOK SEP 3 1879 9 267 
WHEELER, WILLIAM ANDREW, MARY C JUNE 17, 1847 � � 

BRYAN, ALBERTINA MARTIN BUSH 26 June, 1878 9 125 
BRYANT, ALICE JOSEPH G KERR 30 November 1876 8 495 
BRYANT, ANNE E A L RAKESTRAW 18 August, 1880 9 426 
BRYANT, CLARA E JAMES SMITHSON 8 September 1879 9 269 
BRYANT, CLARA J JACOB COYNER 22 March, 1877 8 541 
BRYANT, DONNA BELLE LORINE JENKINS 19 October 1888 11 278 
BRYANT, DONNA BELLE STEPHEN DEHART 11 October 1881 10 4 
BRYANT, FRANCIS D EUGENE D BOSWORTH 18 October 1883 10 319 
BRYANT, JAMES R M HELEN M RILEY 9 September 1862 6 8 
BRYANT, JANE L GEORGEW CAMPBELL 26 October 1879 9 302 
BRYANT, JOHN FOXWORTHY MARY D February 11, 1851 3 319 
BRYANT, JOHN H MARY A BEAVER 1 January, 1874 8 125 
BRYANT, JOSEPH CLARK ELIZABETH February 27, 1851 3 327 
BRYANT, LYDIA ANN CHANUNCEY T CLARK 16 November 1880 9 470 
BRYANT, MARY C WILLIAM TAYLOR 21 December 1867 7 29 
BRYANT, MARY J FRANK KIRKPATRICK 21 September 1875 8 333 
BRYANT, ROBERT E SUSAN H RICE 14 May 1874 8 170 
BRYANT, WALTER O ELIZA BRYERS 15 October 1874 8 230 
BRYANT, WILLIAM H IDA E CANINE 6 October 1880 8 451 
BRYANT, WILLIAM J SINIA N CAMPBELL 4 September 1875 8 325 
BRYANT, ELISHU G CRANE, NANCY June 27, 1827    
BRYANT, ELIZA WILSON, HARTWELL January 19, 1836    
BRYANT, JAMES MCJIMSEY, SARAH A December 31, 1848    
BRYANT, MARGARET MOORE, JAMES April 6, 1836    
BRYANT, MARY C CONWAY, WILLIAM September 1, 1849    
BRYANT, RACHEL TURNER, JAMES February 17, 1825    
BRYANT, ROBERT E SWEETER, ELLEN M February 3, 1848    
BRYANT, TABITHA WILSON, JOHN D September 24, 1835    
BRYANT, WILLIAM WILSON, MILLIE A August 5, 1847    

HOWARD, AMANDA GREGG, ALPHEUS MARCH 13, 1843 � � 
HOWARD, CAROLINE WILSON, GEORGE W 2/10/1853 4 41 
HOWARD, ELIAS ROSS, ELIZABETH JANUARY 19, 1845 � � 
HOWARD, ELIZABETH STEVENS, AARON March 11/1856 4 418 
HOWARD, JOSEPH COX, MARY DECEMBER 2, 1848 � � 
HOWARD, LEWIS CARR, MARY MARCH 15, 1838 � � 
HOWARD, MINERVA BEASLY, THOMAS P. NOVEMBER 23, 1849 � � 
HOWARD, MIRANDA S. KELSEY, THOMAS NOVEMBER 24, 1847 � � 
HOWARD, OLIVER H.P. ROSE, MARTHA T. AUGUST 15, 1850 � � 
HOWARD, OLIVER HP ROSE, MARTHA T August 15/1850 3 282 
HOWARD, RACHEL KELLEY, JAMES B January 29/1851 3 317 
HOWARD, SAMUEL P. LAMSON, HANNAH S. AUGUST 17, 1841 � � 

MARSH BENJAMIN NANCY HARLOW OCT 18 1871 7 497 
MARSH EIMORE ELIZA ROBERTS AUG 12 1880 9 424 
MARSH HENRY D. ANNA WILSON NOV 8 1860 5 414 
MARSH JAMES A. MARY WYOTT DEC 3 1875 8 372 
MARSH JAMES M. ETTIE BECKRITER MAR 4 1886 11 67 
MARSH JOHN P. JULIA PETERSON NOV 21 1866 6 527 

MARSH THEODORE JENNIE BROWN NOV 3 1865 6 384 

MCJIMSEY, JOSEPH TATMAN, JANE OCTOBER 4, 1846 � � 
MCJIMSEY, MARTHA A. MARTIN B. MOUDY January 01/1851 3 309 
MCJIMSEY, MARY J. GILKEY, AARON DECEMBER 20, 1847 � � 
MCJIMSEY, NANCY J. WILLIAM THOMAS October 14/1858 5 199 
MCJIMSEY, SARAH A. BRYANT, JAMES DECEMBER 31, 1848 � � 
======================================================

DEATH records in Indiana:
prior to 1900 they are on file with the individual counties...

Montgomery County Health Department

ON/Line Birth and  Death Certificate order forms

Montgomery County Health Department
Vital Records office
110 West South  Boulevard
Crawfordsville, IN 47933
(765) 364/6440F ax:  765/361/3239
Hours: 8am/4pm, M/F
Birth Certs $4
Death Certs $5
= = = = = = = =

http://ingenweb.org/inmontgomery/deaths/k/

Reported Deaths -K

Last Name First Sex Age Death Date Death Place Book Page Other 
KERR blank M 84 26 August 1903 New Richmond H 23 22 

blank F 7 d 29 August 1887 Linden 2 298 

Andrew J. M 84 25 August 1903 New Richmond H 33 II 77 

Francis Marion M 88 16 March 1915 Crawfordsville H 36 11 

I.R. M 9 mo 21 January 1918 Montgomery Co H 40 9 

Millard M 58 1 October 1908 Union Twp. H 35 24 

Ora E. F 38 9 June 1914 Crawfordsville Ch 40 150 

Wilber M 43 18 Dec 1900 Wingate h 33I 28 

BRYAN Allen M 28 18 March 1899 Crawfordsville CH38 19 

BRYAN Charles T. Jr. M 1hr. 1 December, 1919 Ladoga H30 58 

BRYAN Judith F 11 mos. 13 June, 1947 West Virginia H37 248 

BRYAN Mabel C. F 30 22 October, 1907 Crawfordsville CH39 40 

BRYAN Susan F 85 27 November, 1927 Union Twp. H37 56 

BRYANT Arthur M (blank) 7 February, 1912 near Alamo H35 134 

BRYANT Beulah F 22 8 May 1897 Crawfordsville 3 13 

BRYANT Clara F 7 mos. 17 June, 1923 Crawfordsville H37 16 

BRYANT Cora Belle F 68 26 February, 1933 Ladoga H30 73 

BRYANT David M 85 2 June, 1945 Union Twp. H37 227 

BRYANT E. G. M 10 6 January, 1906 Smartsburg H34 19 

BRYANT Elizabeth F 77 21 December, 1918 Crawfordsville CH41 28 

BRYANT Eva F 20 15 January 196 Montgomery Co. H34 19 

Name
Sex
Age
Death Date
Death Place
Bk/Page
Notes
BRYANT Harold Neal M 5 29 December, 1921 Union Twp. H36 135 

BRYANT Homer M 52 10 April, 1939 Linden H37 157 

BRYANT Homer M 8 17 April, 1922 Crawfordsville CH41 73 

BRYANT Hubert M 1 mo. 12 October, 1905 Montgomery Co. H34 16 

BRYANT Ida Clayton F 57 22 July, 1917 Crawfordsville CH41 9 

BRYANT Infant M 0 10 December, 1926 Waveland H32 25 

BRYANT James P. M 86 8 April, 1945 Crawfordsville CH45 52 

BRYANT James Virgil M 70 11 August, 1946 Crawfordsville H37 239 

BRYANT John C. M 74 17 June, 1927 Franklin Twp. H37 53 

BRYANT John W. M 53 26 January, 1926 Union Twp. H37 42 

BRYANT Laura B F 20 12 November, 1905 Smartsburg H34 17 

BRYANT Lorine F F 1d. 10 December, 1916 Union Twp. H36 45 

BRYANT Lydia F 76 20 July, 1905 Montgomery Co. H34 11 

BRYANT M. J. M 54 8 June 1897 Crawfordsville 3 13 

BRYANT Marjoria F 3 days 22 February, 1929 Crawfordsville CH42 69 

Name
Sex

Age
Death Date
Death Place
Bk/Page
Notes
BRYANT Mary F 89 27 February, 1915 Union Twp. H36 11 

BRYANT Mary J. F 0 11 January, 1926 Sugar Creek Twp. H37 42 

BRYANT Melvin A. M 29 10 May, 1933 Crawfordsville CH43 41 

BRYANT Nellie F 43 24 April, 1923 Union Twp. H37 14 

BRYANT Nilira F 44 30 July, 1918 Crawfordsville CH41 21 

BRYANT Pearl May F 25 5 November, 1918 Union Twp. H41 25 

BRYANT Robert E. M 79 21 December, 1906 Crawfordsville H34 35 

BRYANT Robert E. M 79 3 January, 1907 Crawfordsville CH39 34 

BRYANT Rosa F 1 27 April 1895 (blank) 4 49 

BRYANT Savannah F (blank) 9 October, 1920 Crawfordsville CH41 52 

BRYANT Simeon M 93 18 May, 1928 Sugar Creek Twp. H37 59 

BRYANT Susan H. F 80 1 May, 1923 Crawfordsville CH41 86 

BRYANT William M (blank) 12 July, 1906 Montgomery Co. H34 28 

BRYANT William Hugh M 90 21 June, 1947 Crawfordsville CH45 94 

HOWARD -Harriet Emma- F 56 November 16, 1907 Ripley Twp H 35 4 

HOWARD (Mrs. H.) F 31 December 17, 1897 Crawfordsville 3 19 

HOWARD Bine F 63 January 18, 1913 Linden H 40 7 

Name
Sex
Age
Death
Location
Book/Page
Notes
HOWARD Catherine E. F 1 August 9, 1910 Crawfordsville CH 40 62 

HOWARD Charles M 35 d. October 20, 1906 Crawfordsville H 34 32 

HOWARD Eliza F 22 May 20, 1891 Crawfordsville 4 11 

HOWARD Ellen F 59 January 22, 1890 New Market 2 48 

HOWARD Emily F 10 September 3, 1894 Crawfordsville 4 42 

HOWARD Emily F 60 September 3, 1894 Crawfordsville CH 38 8 

HOWARD George T. M 22 April 14, 1886 Linden 1 246 

HOWARD Harry M 15 mos. September 29, 1897 Crawfordsville 3 17 

HOWARD Hazel F 4 mos. April 21, 1888 Linden 2 17 

HOWARD Infant M 15 mos. September 29, 1897 Crawfordsville CH 38 15 

HOWARD Infant M 3 d. April 8, 1900 Crawfordsville H 33 I 13 Also See CH 39 3 
HOWARD James R. M 48 November 30, 1904 Crawfordsville H 33 II 97 Also See CH 39 
24 

HOWARD Jesse Clayton M 28 March 21, 1908 Clark Twp H 35 14 

HOWARD John W. M 83 June 5, 1922 Crawfordsville CH 41 74 

HOWARD John Wilson M 4 days January 19, 1939 Crawfordsville CH 44 43 

Name
Sex
Age
Death
Location
Book/Page
Notes
HOWARD Kesiah F 77 January 5, 1904 Yountsville H 33 II 83 

HOWARD Leo M 10 December 11, 1920 Ripley Twp H 36 119 Also See H 24 26 
HOWARD Lizzie F 65 February 26, 1927 Crawfordsville CH 42 34 

HOWARD Lurena B. F 86 February 17, 1949 Crawfordsville CH 46 19 

HOWARD Merle M 2 February 8, 1887 Linden 1 274 

HOWARD Nancy F 68 June 11, 1894 Linden 4 41 

HOWARD Viola F 78 June 5, 1941 Crawfordsville CH 44 87 

HOWARD Walter M 58 November 6, 1950 Crawfordsville CH 46 50 

HOWARD William V. M 66 November 22, 1884 Linden 1 210 

HOWARD William W. M 68 June 30, 1894 - 4 40 

HOWARD M 3 mos. October 7, 1888 Linden 2 26 

WHEELER Allen Milton M 89 22 Oct 1945 New Ross H37 229 
WHEELER Emery M 20 30 Apr 1910 Union Twp. H 35 70 
Name
Sex
Age
Death Date
Death Place
Book/Page
Notes
WHEELER Harry Emerson M 60 2 Jun 1942 Crawfordsville CH44 102 
WHEELER Hermon M 4mo 4 Dec 1894 Whitesville 4 45 
WHEELER John M 55 29 May 1886 Linden 1 250 
WHEELER Joseph M 75 13 Mar 1928 Darlington H29 124 
WHEELER Julia A. F 85 26 January 1911 Crawfordsville CH 40 70 
WHEELER Julia Elizabeth F 38 19 Oct 1943 Crawfordsville CH45 22 
WHEELER L.M. F 3 11 Apr 1901 Near Richmond H 23 21 Also H 33, 36 
WHEELER Martha Ethel F 71 5 Sep 1941 New Ross H37 187 

WHEELER Mary F 84 12 Feb 1913 Darlington H 29 90 
WHEELER Milton S. M 55 16 October 1903 New Richmond H 23 22 
Name
Sex
Age
Death Date
Death Place
Book/Page
Notes
WHEELER Ruth F 6 9 Apr 1901 New Richmond H 33 36 Also H 23, 21 
WHEELER Sallie C. F 41 3 January 1901 New Ross H 33 17 Also H 33, 30 
WHEELER Stanley E. F 6mo 4 August 1887 Walnut Twp. 1 294 
WHEELER Thomas Earl M 16 26 Nov 1942 Crawfordsville H45 6 
WHEELER Wilmer M 24 21 May 1903 Darlington H 33 73 
WHEELER Zadock Swift M 77 26 January 1902 Crawfordsville H 33 67 

Citation: The Indiana GenWeb Project, Copyright ©1997-2009, Montgomery County 
Website http://ingenweb.org/inmontgomery/

Montgomery County, Indiana USGenWeb Project
________________________________

Biography
Will KERR
Crawfordsville Weekly Journal 12-21-1900
The sad word was received here on Wednesday of the death of Will KERR, at his  
home in Wingate. Practically no one in Crawfordsville had heard of his illness,  
which was short and the word that he was dead came as a shock to those who knew  
him. Mr. Kerr was a man of many parts and although comparatively young was rated  
as one of the most substantial and influential men of the County. Possessed of a  
kindly heart and a cordial manner he made friends wherever he went. With a hand  
as open as the day for melting charity, an earnest desire for the establishment  
and maintenance of all that was good in both home and state, an energy that was  
tireless and a keen appreciation of the rights and sensibilities of others, he  
made a model citizen. The following sketch of his life has been received from  
Wingate. "Wingate, Indiana Dec. 19
Wilber Kerr died at his residence in this place at 10 o'clock last night  after 
an illness of 10 days, first with grip which terminanted in a disease! of  the 
brain. Mr. Kerr was a son of Samuel Kerr, who came to Fountain County from  
Butler County, Ohio with his parents at the age of 9 and settled on a farm two  
miles NE of Newtown, where he still lives. Here Wilber was born Sept 23, 1857  
and grew to manhood. He married Celesta COEN March 12, 1891. He leaves a wife,  
father, two brothers, Charles and Guy of Newtown and one sister, Mrs. Ed  
MILLIGAN, of Waveland, also a niece Miss Celesta McCauley who has lived with him  
since childhood and who was as much attached to him as any daughter would have  
been. Mr. Kerr was a member of the Presbyterian church, the Masonic order, the  
Knight sof Pythias and was a member of the board of town trustees. He was also a  
member of the Republican County central committee and had large business  
interests. He was a senior member of the firm of Kerr, Grenard & Co., one of  
the largest firms of stock dealers in the County, doing a business of over  
$200,000 a year. He was once president of t! he Farmers & Merchants Bank of  
this place from which he retired about 3 years ago. his death will cause a  

vacancy in many places that will be very hard to fill. The funeral will occur at  
the ME Church at this place tomorrow afternoon at 1. Services by Rev CW Postill  
and interment at Newtown, the Knights of Pythias taking charge of the  remains.

Return Montgomery County  Page.
Return to higher directory.

14.  John McJimsey-371
[2-15-2004] removed sealing 25 July 1997  LAtemple for Mary Ann HEIZER/HISER since the data for her 
were wrong - for her brith/death/marriage

     Dowden 1996 visit to cemetery, in rainstorm- saw four tiny tombstones- graves of  infants sisters  of only 
surviving  daughter of this family - ancestor of Patricia Ann  Curl Dowden-and next to them their grandparent 
John's name was know for the first time.
   Dowden Kerr tradition stated he was born in Virginia - Ocheltree states born in Kentucky.
Obituary: Crawfordsville Daily Journal (30 June 1891)
   "John McJimpsey died at his home in Wingate Monday, June 29, aged 92 years. He was born in Ohio Nov 
3, 1811 . He came to Montgomery Co. in 1835 when this county was almost a wilderness. He
has four children living and four dead; one son in Maryville, MO, one son in Vincennes, one daughter in 
Worthington, IN, one the wife of A.H. Gilkey of wingate. He was married three times. His second wife
was Mary Lewis. He married Lidy Bain in 1874. He was a member of the Methodist church and a member of 
Ashler Lodge, Masonic fraternity. By that order he was buried at Wingate today. One more of the old pioneers 
gone. He was a good citizen and an honest man." <http://www.rootsweb.com/~monodawa/countyhist/1882/
pages/pp600.htm> 
Sarah Ann McJimsepy -Mrs Bryant is a native of Ohio, and was born April 19, 1831. > She resided in her 
native state till nine years of age, > when, with her parents, she moved to Indiana. She is a > daughter of 
John and Mary A. Heizer. The former of Virginia, > and the latter of Pennsylvania.

15.  Mary Ann Hiser or Mary A Heizer-370
                    transcription by Cliff Ocheltree of his data
Hiser, Dennis            1827              Lostcreek Twp
Hyser, Dennis           1830   33       Lostcreek Twp
Hizer, Denis             1835              Lostcreek Twp
Hiser, Dalial              1840   389     Lostcreek Twp
                   Turkey Run Cemetery  Coal Creek Township,
                    Montgomery County, Indiana
             Sec 22; Twp 20N Rg 6 W 1 Mi. So. of Wingate on State Rd 25
HOUSER, John W. 2-18-1840 2-17-1873  32Y
 J--- 3-13-1849  67Y
 Jonathan 7-24-1870  67Y
 Sarah 5-24-1894  83Y
 John 10--- 1835  aged about 36Y
 Florence d/o John & Delilia 9-14-1867  43Y

20.  Jacob Peauler II-94379
    KC1X-LRW

   Donor of info  Deschamps

24.  William Bryant-60
        LH79-YDV #PID 

Hizer, Denis             1835              Lostcreek Twp
Hiser, Dalial              1840   389     Lostcreek Twp
                   Turkey Run Cemetery  Coal Creek Township,
                    Montgomery County, Indiana
             Sec 22; Twp 20N Rg 6 W 1 Mi. So. of Wingate on State Rd 25
HOUSER, John W. 2-18-1840 2-17-1873  32Y
 J--- 3-13-1849  67Y
 Jonathan 7-24-1870  67Y
 Sarah 5-24-1894  83Y
 John 10--- 1835  aged about 36Y
 Florence d/o John & Delilia 9-14-1867  43Y

20.  Jacob Peauler II-94379
    KC1X-LRW

   Donor of info  Deschamps

24.  William Bryant-60
        LH79-YDV #PID 

  Frontiersman
        www.new.family BORN about1739 WALES, CHRISTENED 1739 Lydeard, St.Lawrence, Somerst, 
England died 1834 Boon,. MO. burial beore  October 1834  family cemetery abov Claysville on the river, 
Missouri

        stories are also attached to public tree Curl-Kerr 04/02/2009,

   Pages from "Gen Abst.Rev War Pensions files vol I & II by Virgil D. White, 1990TN pg.447, show
seven named Wm BRYAN. None of those can be proved , but may be our ancestor.
    One spouse named is Patience, born in Georgia, another Ellen, bornin North Carolina, another
Mary Ann of VIrginia and Georgia.
     The record which shows Wm was born 1754 NC. No heirs are named in 1833. The record with the correct 
residences history is in hands of editor Dowden "S39215".
     One record, showing a spouse Eliz."S39220" residences  VA,TN.
     Another  Wm G.was born 1756 @Cumberland County "S3049" VA, lived in VA &  KY,APPLIED from 
VERSALLIS[Ripley],INDIANA...other info see page 447 of the reference.
     The FRIEND magazine of the church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints had an article about little 
children who sneaked out of  Bryants Station- a fort -to get water an back in again, during a siege by the 
Indians.
      Since are numerous article biographies of descendants of Wm BRYANT in Missouri libraries stating a 
relationship between ourancestors and this Wm who built BRYANS'STATION, we must at this time assume 
this si definetly our ancestor , but not records have come to show which spouse wasthe mother of Gabriel, 
Dowden's ancestor, son of Wm Bryant, in 2 different Missouri history articles/books,
mailed by librarian 1965 & seen 1996 in Missouri StateHistorical Libraray .

SOURCES:
[10-4-2001] quiry/SASE in/out from/to Susan Barker, 2230-4th Lane, Vero Beacj, Florida, 23962 
<A1776Lady@aol.com>e-mailed from pIII#2 mydocument "BRYANT<Wm3genBOOK10'1.rtf"
[2-2-96] Ed Bryant Bates, 40596 Road 222 Bass Lake, CA 93604
[ 209 ] 683 - 7833: has name Wm father [probably ours, need research after  1-7-94]
[7.29.93] bio data also from[too much for here now]incl: bro Benjamin MEANS LIVED va ARR 1764
......will 9.27.1824,NC,Rachel died bef Wm,whomd again [no children by 2nd wife who reached adulthood]per

'93 "b.same;d.9-6-1834,Boone co,MO;buried in family cemetery,Boone co.,MO"
......"d. Oct 1834 near Stonesport...buried above Claysvi;le,on river"data of 6-29-1993
.......:"md.abt 1790 b. abt 1739,Wales,d.11'1834,BooneCo,MO; had possibly 11 children":via 6.24.93 letter:
her ref MO20 from June THOMAS Allan rin 2848: data 6'93
David T, WILCOXON, rt 2 box 3443-61, Bolivar,MO 65613
IGI...Richard F.McCotter 5 cou i l  ord.sheet;spouse Sarah's death date 1811 or 1821(ord.sht date);
           Wm fought in frountier with Daniel Boone,and founded Bryants Stn.,Ky
..."Friend magazine July 1967 p 5"- mother-in-law Sarah Boone was the older sister of Daniel Boone with 
whom Wm Bryant explored Ky-Mo.

     June THOMAS Allan SAYS per pedigree chart her notes : Wulfert [source] confirms all vital stats and adds 
founder B.Stn. in Fayette,KY "came to america in 1764 with brother Benjamin hwo settled in VA. Second 
marriage to Nancy WOOD did not have any children who lived to maturity"
...... William fought thru the frountier with Daniel Boone, founder of Bryants Station,Kentucky.He was buried 
near Daniel Boone, they were related by marriage tradition states that Sarah Boone the mother of Rachel 
Wilcox was the sister of Daniel Boone with who Wm Bryant explored Ky-Mo regions, both couldn't redad and 
write and lst land of their thru connivings of literate persons and were forced to move west to get new lands. If 
Rachel died 1810,possibly Wm married again in l8ll,need to research these ideas.since the possibility that he 
married second wife Nancy after l8ll
..... tradition states that Wm Bryant was born near Herford castle in Wales (4)State Hist Soc Book titled "Past 
and Present, Nodaway County, Missouri"Page 1051 - 1053 " Wm was founder of BRyant's Station,Ky., one of 
Daniel Boone's colonies, known in history for continual Indian  warfaremade against it. Wm was a soldier of 
the Rev. war, his discharge papers showing that he served  2 yrs+4mo. ..continental army ,not counting one 
yar ...engaged in the Indian was following his first year's serviec..settled in KY AFTER/to ABOUT 1812,
WHEN HE CAME  TO MISSOURI,FIRST LOCATING AT FEMME OSAGE,NEAR HIS OLD-TIME FRIEND,
Daniel Boone,then later 1821 moved to Boone county...until hid death 1834 at...age 95. He was buried in an 
old cemetery om a high hill overlooking the Missouri river near the vanished town of Stonesport one mile  up 
the river from Claysville, in Boone county, the grave being now marked by a large cottonwood tree."
..........born 1739 Wales near Hereford castle England,arrived 1764 at age 25 in USA in26 Ap 1778 entered N.
C. :Cont.Army 1779 erected Bryants Station (Friend magazine 1977) 1779 met on Cumberland river to go 
west in 1780 entered Ky,Bullitt county and then 1793 Montgomery co. 1794 Lincoln co(now Estill co) 1818 
moved out of Ky 1834 died in Mo.
......there is a will 27 Sep 1824 of Wm mentioning second wife Nancy and her son by Wm named George but 
no Gabriel is mentioned although the name could have been a middle name.Children are  mentioned in the 
will without mother's named and one daughter may have died before the will was written.

     -REASERCH FINDINGS =  William BRYANT 
(AFN: 1Z4J-038) Pedigree <pedigree_view.asp?recid=47912403&familyid=12434319&frompage=99> [6-15-
8 ooops SHOWED wrong PARENTS BUT LOST IN e-copy/e-paste process] did save teh e-copy+e-paste as 
folows [6-15-8]
	Ancestral File			
	1. William BRYAN <AF/individual_record.asp?recid=8257031&lds=0&region=-1&regionfriendly=&
frompage=99> - Ancestral File Gender: M Birth/Christening: 10 Mar 1734 Opequon Creek, Frederick Co., Va 
			
	2. William B BRYANT <AF/individual_record.asp?recid=17971324&lds=0&region=-1&regionfriendly=
&frompage=99> - Ancestral File Gender: M Birth/Christening: 31 Oct 1734 Bertie Co, , Nc 		
	
	3. William BRYANT <AF/individual_record.asp?recid=20612073&lds=0&region=-1&regionfriendly=&
frompage=99> - Ancestral File Gender: M Birth/Christening: 9 Jan 1734 Cudham, Kent, England 	

rd.asp?recid=22555180&lds=0&region=-1&regionfriendly=&frompage=99> - Ancestral File Gender: M Birth/
Christening: < 1739 			
	13. William BRYAN <AF/individual_record.asp?recid=32322749&lds=0&region=-1&regionfriendly=&
frompage=99> - Ancestral File Gender: M Birth/Christening: 6 Jul 1739 <, , Virginia> 			
	14. William BRYANT <AF/individual_record.asp?recid=22767317&lds=0&region=-1&regionfriendly=&
frompage=99> - Ancestral File Gender: M Birth/Christening: Abt 1740 Hopewell, , New Jersey 		
	
	15. William BRYAN <AF/individual_record.asp?recid=23396263&lds=0&region=-1&regionfriendly=&
frompage=99> - Ancestral File Gender: M Birth/Christening: Abt 1740 			
	16. William BRYANT <AF/individual_record.asp?recid=25875426&lds=0&region=-1&regionfriendly=&
frompage=99> - Ancestral File Gender: M Birth/Christening: Abt 1741 , , Prob. Virginia 			
	17. William BRIANT <AF/individual_record.asp?recid=39405170&lds=0&region=-1&regionfriendly=&
frompage=99> - Ancestral File Gender: M Birth/Christening: 1741 <Northumberland> 			
	18. William BRYAN <AF/individual_record.asp?recid=8394864&lds=0&region=-1&regionfriendly=&
frompage=99> - Ancestral File Gender: M Birth/Christening: < 1742 <, Craven, Nc> 			
	19. William BRYAN <AF/individual_record.asp?recid=13676456&lds=0&region=-1&regionfriendly=&
frompage=99> - Ancestral File Gender: M Birth/Christening: < 1742 Yardley, Worcester, England 	
		
	20. William BRYAN <AF/individual_record.asp?recid=24398191&lds=0&region=-1&regionfriendly=&
frompage=99> - Ancestral File Gender: M Birth/Christening: Abt 1742 , Of Fauguier, Virginia 		
	
	21. William BRYANT <AF/individual_record.asp?recid=43979999&lds=0&region=-1&regionfriendly=&
frompage=99> - Ancestral File Gender: M Birth/Christening: < 1743 <, Of Rowan, North Carolina> 	
		
	22. William BRYAN <AF/individual_record.asp?recid=22365336&lds=0&region=-1&regionfriendly=&
frompage=99> - Ancestral File Gender: M Birth/Christening: 1 May 1744 Of, Rockbridge, Virginia 	
		
	23. William BRYAN <AF/individual_record.asp?recid=35368736&lds=0&region=-1&regionfriendly=&
frompage=99> - Ancestral File Gender: M Birth/Christening: 20 Apr 1744 , Montgomery, Virginia 	
		
	24. William BRIANT <AF/individual_record.asp?recid=32050247&lds=0&region=-1&regionfriendly=&
frompage=99> - Ancestral File Gender: M Marriage: 17 Mar 1737 2nd Wife, 6 Children Born In Sudbury, 
Mass. 			
	25. William BRYAN <AF/individual_record.asp?recid=11741592&lds=0&region=-1&regionfriendly=&
frompage=99> - Ancestral File Gender: M Marriage: Abt 1740 , , N.c. 			
	26. William B BRYANT <AF/individual_record.asp?recid=17971324&lds=0&region=-1&regionfriendly=
&frompage=99> - Ancestral File Gender: M Marriage: 1744 Johnston Co., Nc 			
	27. William BRIAN <AF/individual_record.asp?recid=33581405&lds=0&region=-1&regionfriendly=&
frompage=99> - Ancestral File Gender: M Marriage: Abt 1744 Of Edgeworth, Gloucester, England 	
		
	28. William BRINE <AF/individual_record.asp?recid=20817195&lds=0&region=-1&regionfriendly=&
frompage=99> - Ancestral File Gender: M Death/Burial: 1734  			
	29. William BRYAN <AF/individual_record.asp?recid=11741596&lds=0&region=-1&regionfriendly=&
frompage=99> - Ancestral File Gender: M Death/Burial: 1742 , Pasquotank, Nc 			
	30. William BRYANT <AF/individual_record.asp?recid=28780702&lds=0&region=-1&regionfriendly=&
frompage=99> - Ancestral File Gender: M Death/Burial: 1742 Pasquotank Co, , , Nc 			
	31. William BRYAN <AF/individual_record.asp?recid=48062371&lds=0&region=-1&regionfriendly=&
frompage=99> - Ancestral File Gender: M Death/Burial: Abt 1742 , Isle Of Wight?, Virginia 		
	
	32. William O'BRIEN <AF/individual_record.asp?recid=17363496&lds=0&region=-1&regionfriendly=&
frompage=99> - Ancestral File Gender: M Death/Burial: 2 Mar 1743  			

R 1734 Whimple, Devon, England 			
	38. William Bryon <IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=700055301638&lds=1&region=2&regionfriendly=
British+Isles&frompage=99> - International Genealogical Index / BI Gender: Male Birth: About 1734 Of, Much 
Wenlock, Shropshire, England 			
	39. William Bryan <IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=100023247067&lds=1&region=2&regionfriendly=
British+Isles&frompage=99> - International Genealogical Index / BI Gender: Male Birth: About 1734 Ireland, , , 
Ireland 			
	40. William Bryon <IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=700115051085&lds=1&region=2&regionfriendly=
British+Isles&frompage=99> - International Genealogical Index / BI Gender: Male Birth: About 1734 Of, Much 
Wenlock, Shropshire, England 			
	41. William Bryant <IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=100264745325&lds=1&region=2&regionfriendly=
British+Isles&frompage=99> - International Genealogical Index / BI Gender: Male Christening: 23 APR 1734 
Dedham, Essex, England 			
	42. WM. BRYAN <IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=500149011466&lds=1&region=2&regionfriendly=
British+Isles&frompage=99> - International Genealogical Index / BI Gender: Male Christening: 16 MAR 1734 
Sedgley, Stafford, England 			
	43. William Bryant <IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=100292181758&lds=1&region=2&regionfriendly=
British+Isles&frompage=99> - International Genealogical Index / BI Gender: Male Christening: 23 APR 1734 
Dedham, Essex, England 			
	44. William Bryant <IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=700054048139&lds=1&region=2&regionfriendly=
British+Isles&frompage=99> - International Genealogical Index / BI Gender: Male Birth: About 1734 Of, 
Greenford, London, England 			
	45. WILLIAM BRYANT <IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=500037191260&lds=1&region=2&
regionfriendly=British+Isles&frompage=99> - International Genealogical Index / BI Gender: Male Christening: 
09 JAN 1734 Cudham, Kent, England 			
	46. William <BRYANT> <IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=700008094524&lds=1&region=2&
regionfriendly=British+Isles&frompage=99> - International Genealogical Index / BI Gender: <Male> Birth: 09 
JAN 1734 Reigate, Surrey, England 			
	47. William Bryan <IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=100414762216&lds=1&region=2&regionfriendly=
British+Isles&frompage=99> - International Genealogical Index / BI Gender: Male Christening: 12 MAY 1734 
Holt, Wiltshire, England 			
	48. William Bryan <IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=100414989313&lds=1&region=2&regionfriendly=
British+Isles&frompage=99> - International Genealogical Index / BI Gender: Male Christening: 30 JUN 1734 
Tarrant-Keynston, , Dorset, England 			
	49. WILLIAM BRIANT <IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=500157578648&lds=1&region=2&
regionfriendly=British+Isles&frompage=99> - International Genealogical Index / BI Gender: Male Death: 14 
JUN 1734  			
	50. William Bryant <IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=100231929059&lds=1&region=2&regionfriendly=
British+Isles&frompage=99> - International Genealogical Index / BI Gender: Male Burial: 03 JAN 1734 
Pitcombe, Somerset, England 			
	51. William Bryant <IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=700091629797&lds=1&region=2&regionfriendly=
British+Isles&frompage=99> - International Genealogical Index / BI Gender: Male Marriage: 28 APR 1734 
Martock, Somerset, England 			
	52. William Bryant <IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=700006434081&lds=1&region=2&regionfriendly=
British+Isles&frompage=99> - International Genealogical Index / BI Gender: Male Marriage: 28 APR 1734 
Martock, Somerset, England 			
	53. William Bryant <IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=700105778331&lds=1&region=2&regionfriendly=
British+Isles&frompage=99> - International Genealogical Index / BI Gender: Male Marriage: 28 APR 1734 
Martock, Somerset, England 			
	54. WILLIAM BRYANT <IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=500145717617&lds=1&region=2&
regionfriendly=British+Isles&frompage=99> - International Genealogical Index / BI Gender: Male Marriage: 

, England 			
	55. WILLIAM BRYANT <IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=500145717619&lds=1&region=2&
regionfriendly=British+Isles&frompage=99> - International Genealogical Index / BI Gender: Male Marriage: 
28 APR 1734 Martock, Somerset, England 			
	56. WILLIAM BRYAN <IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=500162172902&lds=1&region=2&
regionfriendly=British+Isles&frompage=99> - International Genealogical Index / BI Gender: Male Marriage: 
17 SEP 1734 Budbrooke, Warwick, England 			
	57. WILLIAM OBRIEN <IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=500035387691&lds=1&region=2&
regionfriendly=British+Isles&frompage=99> - International Genealogical Index / BI Gender: Male Marriage: 
06 JUN 1734 Saint Andrew By The Wardrobe, London, London, England 			58. William 
Bryant <IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=100088722375&lds=1&region=2&regionfriendly=British+Isles&
frompage=99> - International Genealogical Index / BI Gender: Male Marriage: About 1734 Of, Nettlecombe, 
Somerset, England 			
	Matches: International Genealogical Index/British Isles - over 25 <customsearchresults.asp?LDS=1&
region=2&first_name=WILLIAM&last_name=bryant&from_date=1739&date_range=5&date_range_index=3> 
			
	International Genealogical Index - North America			
	59. William B BRYANT <IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=100230618819&lds=1&region=11&
regionfriendly=North+America&frompage=99> - International Genealogical Index / NA Gender: Male Birth: 31 
OCT 1734 Bertie Co, , , North Carolina 			
	60. WILLIAM BRYAN OR BRYANT <IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=100182670503&lds=1&region=
11&regionfriendly=North+America&frompage=99> - International Genealogical Index / NA Gender: Male Birth: 
1734 , , North Carolina 			
	61. WILLIAM B BRYANT <IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=100046912904&lds=1&region=11&
regionfriendly=North+America&frompage=99> - International Genealogical Index / NA Gender: Male Birth: 31 
OCT 1734 Bertie Co, , , North Carolina 			
	62. William BRYANT <IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=100305792671&lds=1&region=11&
regionfriendly=North+America&frompage=99> - International Genealogical Index / NA Gender: Male Birth: 
About 1734 Of, Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts 			
	63. WILLIAM BRIANT <IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=500092257780&lds=1&region=11&
regionfriendly=North+America&frompage=99> - International Genealogical Index / NA Gender: Male 
Marriage: 02 APR 1734 Gloucester, Essex, Massachusetts 			
	64. William Bryant <IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=700092143525&lds=1&region=11&
regionfriendly=North+America&frompage=99> - International Genealogical Index / NA Gender: Male Birth: 
About 1735 , Edgecombe, North Carolina 			
	65. WILLIAM BRYANT <IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=500093088889&lds=1&region=11&
regionfriendly=North+America&frompage=99> - International Genealogical Index / NA Gender: Male 
Christening: 07 DEC 1735 Wakefield, Middlesex, Massachusetts 			
	66. WILLIAM BRYANT <IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=500093190609&lds=1&region=11&
regionfriendly=North+America&frompage=99> - International Genealogical Index / NA Gender: Male Birth: 24 
NOV 1735 Reading, Middlesex, Massachusetts 			
	67. William Bryant <IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=700020541107&lds=1&region=11&
regionfriendly=North+America&frompage=99> - International Genealogical Index / NA Gender: Male Birth: 
About 1735 Edgecombs Co, , , North Carolina 			
	68. William Bryant <IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=700099440662&lds=1&region=11&
regionfriendly=North+America&frompage=99> - International Genealogical Index / NA Gender: Male Death: 
After MAY 1735 <Edcombe, , , North Carolina> 			
	69. William Bryant <IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=700145035212&lds=1&region=11&
regionfriendly=North+America&frompage=99> - International Genealogical Index / NA Gender: Male Death: 
After MAY 1735 <Of Edcombe Co, , , North Carolina> 			
	70. William Bryant <IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=100298131600&lds=1&region=11&

dividual_record.asp?recid=700145035212&lds=1&region=11&regionfriendly=North+America&frompage=99> 
- International Genealogical Index / NA Gender: Male Death: After MAY 1735 <Of Edcombe Co, , , North 
Carolina> 			
	70. William Bryant <IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=100298131600&lds=1&region=11&
regionfriendly=North+America&frompage=99> - International Genealogical Index / NA Gender: Male 
Marriage: About 1735 , , North Carolina 			
	71. William Bryant <IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=700024562896&lds=1&region=11&
regionfriendly=North+America&frompage=99> - International Genealogical Index / NA Gender: Male Other: 
MAY 1735 Of Pertie Precinct,Edcombe, , , North Carolina 			
	72. William BRYANT <IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=100122099000&lds=1&region=11&
regionfriendly=North+America&frompage=99> - International Genealogical Index / NA Gender: Male Birth: < 
1736> <, Brunswick, Virginia> 			
	73. William BRYANT <IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=100122099040&lds=1&region=11&
regionfriendly=North+America&frompage=99> - International Genealogical Index / NA Gender: Male Birth: < 
1736> <, Brunswick, Virginia> 			
	74. William BRYANT <IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=100031459413&lds=1&region=11&
regionfriendly=North+America&frompage=99> - International Genealogical Index / NA Gender: Male Birth: < 
1736> <, Brunswick, Virginia> 			
	75. William Bryant <IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=100345704987&lds=1&region=11&
regionfriendly=North+America&frompage=99> - International Genealogical Index / NA Gender: Male Birth: 
About 1736 Of Kingsbury,Trenton, , , New Jersey 			
	76. WILLIAM BRYANT <IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=500095819760&lds=1&region=11&
regionfriendly=North+America&frompage=99> - International Genealogical Index / NA Gender: Male 
Marriage: 17 MAR 1736 Reading, Middlesex, Massachusetts 			
	77. WILLIAM BRYANT <IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=500092458188&lds=1&region=11&
regionfriendly=North+America&frompage=99> - International Genealogical Index / NA Gender: Male 
Marriage: 17 MAR 1736 Newbury, Essex, Massachusetts 			
	78. William Bryant <IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=100231991569&lds=1&region=11&
regionfriendly=North+America&frompage=99> - International Genealogical Index / NA Gender: Male Birth: 
About 1737 Georgetown, Lincoln, Maine 			
	79. WILLIAM BRYANT <IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=500096524670&lds=1&region=11&
regionfriendly=North+America&frompage=99> - International Genealogical Index / NA Gender: Male 
Christening: 25 SEP 1737 Pembroke, Plymouth, Massachusetts 			
	80. William BRYANT <IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=100181324262&lds=1&region=11&
regionfriendly=North+America&frompage=99> - International Genealogical Index / NA Gender: Male Birth: 
About 1739 Middleboro, Plymouth, Massachusetts 			
	81. William Bryant <IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=100277778596&lds=1&region=11&
regionfriendly=North+America&frompage=99> - International Genealogical Index / NA Gender: Male Birth: 
1739  			
	82. William Bryant <IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=100446100485&lds=1&region=11&
regionfriendly=North+America&frompage=99> - International Genealogical Index / NA Gender: Male Birth: 
1739 , , Missouri 			
	83. William BRYANT OR BRIANT <IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=100076546156&lds=1&region=
11&regionfriendly=North+America&frompage=99> - International Genealogical Index / NA Gender: Male Birth: 
About 1740 , , Virginia 	

   RELATED INFO		
	115. William BRYANT / BRYAN <PRF/individual_record.asp?recid=570605088&lds=2&region=-1&
regionfriendly=&frompage=99> - Pedigree Resource File Gender: M Marriage: abt 1735 of Halifax, North 
Carolina 			
	116. William Bryant <PRF/individual_record.asp?recid=1284194239&lds=2&region=-1&

36 Halifax co, North carolina 			
	117. William Bryant <PRF/individual_record.asp?recid=1284343786&lds=2&region=-1&
regionfriendly=&frompage=99> - Pedigree Resource File Gender: M Marriage: 17 Mar 1736/37 Newbury, 
Essex, Massachusetts 			
	118. William Bryant <PRF/individual_record.asp?recid=720670718&lds=2&region=-1&regionfriendly=
&frompage=99> - Pedigree Resource File Gender: M Marriage: abt 17 Mar 1737 

25.  Rachel Willcockson or Wilcox or Rachel Wilcoxon-61
     Doneghy, Mary McKinley Draddock cites Burkes conjectures John son of George son of John of Cossal,
Notts.,Engalnd
     Spraker, Hazel A.,1922 "The Boone Family"
     Wulfeck, Dorothy Ford, 1958 "Wilcoxson&allied Families"

BIOGRAPHICAL:-need prove DOWDEN connection in 1998 to ADAM& EVE
[29 April 2001] brought in DESCENDANTS ONLY from June 1998 version of main dowden files caled 
KerrCurl then now in mydocuments as "KerrCurl6'98.paf3=4"= duplicate line shows BOONE & uses 
rin#20780 through 21019 ['93] data from Greta Graham/Louise Macias opaf [ AF ] had no data for death in 
Calloway county
[ 6-24-93] June ALLAN Thomas data:
         "marriage abt 1790 b. abt 1753 d. bef 1824 Callaway county,Missouri &
         had possibly 11 children"
         re: 6-24-93 letter her ref MO20 from June THOMAS Allan rin 2848 [ 6'93]  David T, WILCOXON, rt 2 box 
3443-61, Bolivar,MO 65613 [pre IGI] orig.ord.sheet:death date 1811 or 1821

... ..Spouse [Wm] fought in frountier with Daniel Boone & founded Bryants Stn.,KY
 . .  Friend magazine July 1967 p 5
... . .Mother Sarah Boone was the older sister of Daniel Boone with whom Wm Bryant explored Ky-Mo.
 . . . bio data Wm :incl: bro Benjamin MEANS lived VA arrived 1764 ;will 9.27.1824,NC,Rachel died bef Wm,
who md again [no children by 2nd wife who reached adulthood} per David Taylor WILCOXON data for 
Rachel= "b.abt 1753;d,bef 1824 Callaway co.,MO;md. abt 1790"

28.  Robert McJimsey Jr.-45898
 Cliff Ocheltree 1'2003 data & notes, as follow, are for McJIMSEY ancestors & taken from

Volume two of the book:
MEMOIRS OF THE MIAMI VALLEY
Published in 1920
Pages 495 - 511
       Up to & including the year of 1807, we find the following settlers
of Miami county living here at that time: On the west side of the
Miami, to the north we have John Johnston, who was Indian agent;
Frank and James Johnston; Benjamin Leavel; Hugh Scott; Mr.
Hendershot; Armstrong Brandon; John and Enos Manning; Alexander
Ewing; Joseph McCool; Mathew Caldwell; the Statler family; the
Beedles; James Brown; William Mitchell; Alexander McCullough; Robert
Mackey; William Barbee, sr., father of Judge Barbee; James Orr;
Reuben Shackelford; Aaron Tullis and his sons, John, Aaron, William,
David, Joel, John T. and Stephen; Henry and Peter Kerns; Samuel Kyle;
Thomas and Samuel Kyle, jr.; William Adams, Abraham Thomas; Robert
McGimsey; William, Adam and Samuel Thomas; William Gahagan; John
Peck; John Orbison; James Knight; Jesse Gerard; George Kerr; James

JAN 1734 Reigate, Surrey, England 			
	47. William Bryan <IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=100414762216&lds=1&region=2&regionfriendly=
British+Isles&frompage=99> - International Genealogical Index / BI Gender: Male Christening: 12 MAY 1734 
Holt, Wiltshire, England 			
	48. William Bryan <IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=100414989313&lds=1&region=2&regionfriendly=
British+Isles&frompage=99> - International Genealogical Index / BI Gender: Male Christening: 30 JUN 1734 
Tarrant-Keynston, , Dorset, England 			
	49. WILLIAM BRIANT <IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=500157578648&lds=1&region=2&
regionfriendly=British+Isles&frompage=99> - International Genealogical Index / BI Gender: Male Death: 14 
JUN 1734  			
	50. William Bryant <IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=100231929059&lds=1&region=2&regionfriendly=
British+Isles&frompage=99> - International Genealogical Index / BI Gender: Male Burial: 03 JAN 1734 
Pitcombe, Somerset, England 			
	51. William Bryant <IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=700091629797&lds=1&region=2&regionfriendly=
British+Isles&frompage=99> - International Genealogical Index / BI Gender: Male Marriage: 28 APR 1734 
Martock, Somerset, England 			
	52. William Bryant <IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=700006434081&lds=1&region=2&regionfriendly=
British+Isles&frompage=99> - International Genealogical Index / BI Gender: Male Marriage: 28 APR 1734 
Martock, Somerset, England 			
	53. William Bryant <IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=700105778331&lds=1&region=2&regionfriendly=
British+Isles&frompage=99> - International Genealogical Index / BI Gender: Male Marriage: 28 APR 1734 
Martock, Somerset, England 			
	54. WILLIAM BRYANT <IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=500145717617&lds=1&region=2&
regionfriendly=British+Isles&frompage=99> - International Genealogical Index / BI Gender: Male Marriage: 
28 APR 1734 Martock, Somerset, England 			
	55. WILLIAM BRYANT <IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=500145717619&lds=1&region=2&
regionfriendly=British+Isles&frompage=99> - International Genealogical Index / BI Gender: Male Marriage: 
28 APR 1734 Martock, Somerset, England 			
	56. WILLIAM BRYAN <IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=500162172902&lds=1&region=2&
regionfriendly=British+Isles&frompage=99> - International Genealogical Index / BI Gender: Male Marriage: 
17 SEP 1734 Budbrooke, Warwick, England 			
	57. WILLIAM OBRIEN <IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=500035387691&lds=1&region=2&
regionfriendly=British+Isles&frompage=99> - International Genealogical Index / BI Gender: Male Marriage: 
06 JUN 1734 Saint Andrew By The Wardrobe, London, London, England 			58. William 
Bryant <IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=100088722375&lds=1&region=2&regionfriendly=British+Isles&
frompage=99> - International Genealogical Index / BI Gender: Male Marriage: About 1734 Of, Nettlecombe, 
Somerset, England 			
	Matches: International Genealogical Index/British Isles - over 25 <customsearchresults.asp?LDS=1&
region=2&first_name=WILLIAM&last_name=bryant&from_date=1739&date_range=5&date_range_index=3> 
			
	International Genealogical Index - North America			
	59. William B BRYANT <IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=100230618819&lds=1&region=11&
regionfriendly=North+America&frompage=99> - International Genealogical Index / NA Gender: Male Birth: 31 
OCT 1734 Bertie Co, , , North Carolina 			
	60. WILLIAM BRYAN OR BRYANT <IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=100182670503&lds=1&region=
11&regionfriendly=North+America&frompage=99> - International Genealogical Index / NA Gender: Male Birth: 
1734 , , North Carolina 			
	61. WILLIAM B BRYANT <IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=100046912904&lds=1&region=11&
regionfriendly=North+America&frompage=99> - International Genealogical Index / NA Gender: Male Birth: 31 
OCT 1734 Bertie Co, , , North Carolina 			
	62. William BRYANT <IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=100305792671&lds=1&region=11&

regionfriendly=North+America&frompage=99> - International Genealogical Index / NA Gender: Male Birth: 
About 1734 Of, Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts 			
	63. WILLIAM BRIANT <IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=500092257780&lds=1&region=11&
regionfriendly=North+America&frompage=99> - International Genealogical Index / NA Gender: Male 
Marriage: 02 APR 1734 Gloucester, Essex, Massachusetts 			
	64. William Bryant <IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=700092143525&lds=1&region=11&
regionfriendly=North+America&frompage=99> - International Genealogical Index / NA Gender: Male Birth: 
About 1735 , Edgecombe, North Carolina 			
	65. WILLIAM BRYANT <IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=500093088889&lds=1&region=11&
regionfriendly=North+America&frompage=99> - International Genealogical Index / NA Gender: Male 
Christening: 07 DEC 1735 Wakefield, Middlesex, Massachusetts 			
	66. WILLIAM BRYANT <IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=500093190609&lds=1&region=11&
regionfriendly=North+America&frompage=99> - International Genealogical Index / NA Gender: Male Birth: 24 
NOV 1735 Reading, Middlesex, Massachusetts 			
	67. William Bryant <IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=700020541107&lds=1&region=11&
regionfriendly=North+America&frompage=99> - International Genealogical Index / NA Gender: Male Birth: 
About 1735 Edgecombs Co, , , North Carolina 			
	68. William Bryant <IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=700099440662&lds=1&region=11&
regionfriendly=North+America&frompage=99> - International Genealogical Index / NA Gender: Male Death: 
After MAY 1735 <Edcombe, , , North Carolina> 			
	69. William Bryant <IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=700145035212&lds=1&region=11&
regionfriendly=North+America&frompage=99> - International Genealogical Index / NA Gender: Male Death: 
After MAY 1735 <Of Edcombe Co, , , North Carolina> 			
	70. William Bryant <IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=100298131600&lds=1&region=11&
regionfriendly=North+America&frompage=99> - International Genealogical Index / NA Gender: Male 
Marriage: About 1735 , , North Carolina 			
	71. William Bryant <IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=700024562896&lds=1&region=11&
regionfriendly=North+America&frompage=99> - International Genealogical Index / NA Gender: Male Other: 
MAY 1735 Of Pertie Precinct,Edcombe, , , North Carolina 			
	72. William BRYANT <IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=100122099000&lds=1&region=11&
regionfriendly=North+America&frompage=99> - International Genealogical Index / NA Gender: Male Birth: < 
1736> <, Brunswick, Virginia> 			
	73. William BRYANT <IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=100122099040&lds=1&region=11&
regionfriendly=North+America&frompage=99> - International Genealogical Index / NA Gender: Male Birth: < 
1736> <, Brunswick, Virginia> 			
	74. William BRYANT <IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=100031459413&lds=1&region=11&
regionfriendly=North+America&frompage=99> - International Genealogical Index / NA Gender: Male Birth: < 
1736> <, Brunswick, Virginia> 			
	75. William Bryant <IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=100345704987&lds=1&region=11&
regionfriendly=North+America&frompage=99> - International Genealogical Index / NA Gender: Male Birth: 
About 1736 Of Kingsbury,Trenton, , , New Jersey 			
	76. WILLIAM BRYANT <IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=500095819760&lds=1&region=11&
regionfriendly=North+America&frompage=99> - International Genealogical Index / NA Gender: Male 
Marriage: 17 MAR 1736 Reading, Middlesex, Massachusetts 			
	77. WILLIAM BRYANT <IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=500092458188&lds=1&region=11&
regionfriendly=North+America&frompage=99> - International Genealogical Index / NA Gender: Male 
Marriage: 17 MAR 1736 Newbury, Essex, Massachusetts 			
	78. William Bryant <IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=100231991569&lds=1&region=11&
regionfriendly=North+America&frompage=99> - International Genealogical Index / NA Gender: Male Birth: 
About 1737 Georgetown, Lincoln, Maine 			
	79. WILLIAM BRYANT <IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=500096524670&lds=1&region=11&

regionfriendly=North+America&frompage=99> - International Genealogical Index / NA Gender: Male 
Christening: 25 SEP 1737 Pembroke, Plymouth, Massachusetts 			
	80. William BRYANT <IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=100181324262&lds=1&region=11&
regionfriendly=North+America&frompage=99> - International Genealogical Index / NA Gender: Male Birth: 
About 1739 Middleboro, Plymouth, Massachusetts 			
	81. William Bryant <IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=100277778596&lds=1&region=11&
regionfriendly=North+America&frompage=99> - International Genealogical Index / NA Gender: Male Birth: 
1739  			
	82. William Bryant <IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=100446100485&lds=1&region=11&
regionfriendly=North+America&frompage=99> - International Genealogical Index / NA Gender: Male Birth: 
1739 , , Missouri 			
	83. William BRYANT OR BRIANT <IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=100076546156&lds=1&region=
11&regionfriendly=North+America&frompage=99> - International Genealogical Index / NA Gender: Male Birth: 
About 1740 , , Virginia 	

	NOT OUR ANCESTOR Matches: International Genealogical Index/North America - over 25 
<customsearchresults.asp?LDS=1&region=11&first_name=WILLIAM&last_name=bryant&from_date=1739&
date_range=5&date_range_index=3> 			
	Pedigree Resource File			
	84. William BRYAN <PRF/individual_record.asp?recid=30012744&lds=2&region=-1&regionfriendly=&
frompage=99> - Pedigree Resource File Gender: M Birth/Christening: 10 Mar 1734 Opequon Creek, 
Frederick Co., VA 			
	85. William Bryan <PRF/individual_record.asp?recid=31179840&lds=2&region=-1&regionfriendly=&
frompage=99> - Pedigree Resource File Gender: M Birth/Christening: 10 Mar 1734 ,Orange,VA 	
		
	86. WILLIAM BRYAN <PRF/individual_record.asp?recid=100753538&lds=2&region=-1&
regionfriendly=&frompage=99> - Pedigree Resource File Gender: M Birth/Christening: 6 Mar 1734 ORANGE, 
VA 			
	87. William Bryan <PRF/individual_record.asp?recid=100904326&lds=2&region=-1&regionfriendly=&
frompage=99> - Pedigree Resource File Gender: M Birth/Christening: 6 Mar 1734 ,Orange,VA 		
	
	88. William Bryan <PRF/individual_record.asp?recid=140535531&lds=2&region=-1&regionfriendly=&
frompage=99> - Pedigree Resource File Gender: M Birth/Christening: 10 Mar 1734 Opequon Creek,
Frederick Co.,VA 			
	89. William Bryan <PRF/individual_record.asp?recid=170044205&lds=2&region=-1&regionfriendly=&
frompage=99> - Pedigree Resource File Gender: M Birth/Christening: 10 Mar 1734 Opequon Creek,
Frederick,Virginia 			
	90. William Bryan <PRF/individual_record.asp?recid=330565996&lds=2&region=-1&regionfriendly=&
frompage=99> - Pedigree Resource File Gender: M Birth/Christening: 1734 	
	91. William Bryan <PRF/individual_record.asp?recid=580737228&lds=2&region=-1&regionfriendly=&
frompage=99> - Pedigree Resource File Gender: M Birth/Christening: 10 Mar 1734 Opequon Creek,
Frederick Co.,Va 			
	92. William Bryan <PRF/individual_record.asp?recid=730615790&lds=2&region=-1&regionfriendly=&
frompage=99> - Pedigree Resource File Gender: M Birth/Christening: 1734 	
	93. William Bryan <PRF/individual_record.asp?recid=780819287&lds=2&region=-1&regionfriendly=&
frompage=99> - Pedigree Resource File Gender: M Birth/Christening: 1734 	
	94. William BRYAN <PRF/individual_record.asp?recid=780983273&lds=2&region=-1&regionfriendly=
&frompage=99> - Pedigree Resource File Gender: M Birth/Christening: 10 Mar 1734 Opequon Creek, 
Frederick Co., Va 			
	95. William BRYAN <PRF/individual_record.asp?recid=780983330&lds=2&region=-1&regionfriendly=

&frompage=99> - Pedigree Resource File Gender: M Birth/Christening: 10 Mar 1734 Opequon Creek, 
Frederick Co., Va 			
	96. William BRYAN <PRF/individual_record.asp?recid=870555737&lds=2&region=-1&regionfriendly=
&frompage=99> - Pedigree Resource File Gender: M Birth/Christening: 10 Mar 1734 Opequon Creek, 
Frederick Co., VA 			
	97. William Bryan <PRF/individual_record.asp?recid=890580654&lds=2&region=-1&regionfriendly=&
frompage=99> - Pedigree Resource File Gender: M Birth/Christening: 10 Mar 1734 ,Orange Co., Virginia 
			
	98. William Bryan <PRF/individual_record.asp?recid=890578599&lds=2&region=-1&regionfriendly=&
frompage=99> - Pedigree Resource File Gender: M Birth/Christening: 10 Mar 1734 ,Orange Co., Virginia 
			
	99. William Bryan <PRF/individual_record.asp?recid=900224838&lds=2&region=-1&regionfriendly=&
frompage=99> - Pedigree Resource File Gender: M Birth/Christening: 10 Mar 1734 Opequon Creek, 
Frederick Co., Virginia 			
	100. William Bryan <PRF/individual_record.asp?recid=900195484&lds=2&region=-1&regionfriendly=
&frompage=99> - Pedigree Resource File Gender: M Birth/Christening: 10 Mar 1734 Frederick Co., Virginia 
			
	101. William Bryan <PRF/individual_record.asp?recid=900188761&lds=2&region=-1&regionfriendly=
&frompage=99> - Pedigree Resource File Gender: M Birth/Christening: 10 Mar 1734 Opequon Creek, 
Frederick Co., Virginia 			
	102. William Bryan <PRF/individual_record.asp?recid=900231561&lds=2&region=-1&regionfriendly=
&frompage=99> - Pedigree Resource File Gender: M Birth/Christening: 10 Mar 1734 Frederick Co., Virginia 
			
	103. William Bryan <PRF/individual_record.asp?recid=980407424&lds=2&region=-1&regionfriendly=
&frompage=99> - Pedigree Resource File Gender: M Birth/Christening: 1734 			
	104. William Bryan <PRF/individual_record.asp?recid=990260759&lds=2&region=-1&regionfriendly=
&frompage=99> - Pedigree Resource File Gender: M Birth/Christening: 6 Mar 1734 Opequon Creek, 
Frederick Co., Virginia 			
	105. William Bryan <PRF/individual_record.asp?recid=1000078167&lds=2&region=-1&
regionfriendly=&frompage=99> - Pedigree Resource File Gender: M Birth/Christening: 10 Mar 1734 Opequon 
Creek, Frederick Co., VA 			
	106. William Bryan <PRF/individual_record.asp?recid=1020552494&lds=2&region=-1&
regionfriendly=&frompage=99> - Pedigree Resource File Gender: M Birth/Christening: 10 Mar 1734 ,Orange 
Co., Virginia 			
	107. William Bryan <PRF/individual_record.asp?recid=1140606482&lds=2&region=-1&
regionfriendly=&frompage=99> - Pedigree Resource File Gender: M Birth/Christening: 10 Mar 1734 Opequon 
Creek, Frederick Co., Virginia 			
	108. William (Billy) Morgan Bryan <PRF/individual_record.asp?recid=1180347053&lds=2&region=-1&
regionfriendly=&frompage=99> - Pedigree Resource File Gender: M Birth/Christening: 1734 		
	
	109. William BRYAN <PRF/individual_record.asp?recid=190929711&lds=2&region=-1&
regionfriendly=&frompage=99> - Pedigree Resource File Gender: M Marriage: 10 Jan 1734 Pasquotank 
County, NC 			
	110. William BRYAN <PRF/individual_record.asp?recid=190931752&lds=2&region=-1&
regionfriendly=&frompage=99> - Pedigree Resource File Gender: M Marriage: 10 Jan 1734 Pasquotank 
County, NC 			
	111. William BRYAN <PRF/individual_record.asp?recid=250949946&lds=2&region=-1&
regionfriendly=&frompage=99> - Pedigree Resource File Gender: M Marriage: 10 Jan 1734 Pasquotank 
County, NC 			
	112. Guillaume BRIAND <PRF/individual_record.asp?recid=700205197&lds=2&region=-1&
regionfriendly=&frompage=99> - Pedigree Resource File Gender: M Marriage: bef 1734 		

	113. Guillaume BRIAND <PRF/individual_record.asp?recid=980937811&lds=2&region=-1&
regionfriendly=&frompage=99> - Pedigree Resource File Gender: M Marriage: bef 1734 		
	
	114. William Bryan <PRF/individual_record.asp?recid=960777947&lds=2&region=-1&regionfriendly=
&frompage=99> - Pedigree Resource File Gender: M Marriage: abt 1735 	

!   RELATED INFO		
	115. William BRYANT / BRYAN <PRF/individual_record.asp?recid=570605088&lds=2&region=-1&
regionfriendly=&frompage=99> - Pedigree Resource File Gender: M Marriage: abt 1735 of Halifax, North 
Carolina 			
	116. William Bryant <PRF/individual_record.asp?recid=1284194239&lds=2&region=-1&
regionfriendly=&frompage=99> - Pedigree Resource File Gender: M Marriage: abt 1736 Halifax co, North 
carolina 			
	117. William Bryant <PRF/individual_record.asp?recid=1284343786&lds=2&region=-1&
regionfriendly=&frompage=99> - Pedigree Resource File Gender: M Marriage: 17 Mar 1736/37 Newbury, 
Essex, Massachusetts 			
	118. William Bryant <PRF/individual_record.asp?recid=720670718&lds=2&region=-1&regionfriendly=
&frompage=99> - Pedigree Resource File Gender: M Marriage: abt 17 Mar 1737 

WIFES FAMILY COUSINS RELATIONSHIPS			
	119. WILLIAM BRYAN <PRF/individual_record.asp?recid=140692761&lds=2&region=-1&
regionfriendly=&frompage=99> - Pedigree Resource File Gender: M Marriage: 1 Jun 1738 CRAVEN CO NC 
			
	120. William Bryan <PRF/individual_record.asp?recid=1361072193&lds=2&region=-1&
regionfriendly=&frompage=99> - Pedigree Resource File Gender: M Marriage: abt 1738 Craven, Nc 	
		
	121. William Bryan <PRF/individual_record.asp?recid=570182889&lds=2&region=-1&regionfriendly=
&frompage=99> - Pedigree Resource File Gender: M Marriage: abt 1740 Nc 			
	122. William Bryan <PRF/individual_record.asp?recid=630161872&lds=2&region=-1&regionfriendly=
&frompage=99> - Pedigree Resource File Gender: M Marriage: abt 1740 Nc 			
	123. William Bryan <PRF/individual_record.asp?recid=1190211318&lds=2&region=-1&
regionfriendly=&frompage=99> - Pedigree Resource File Gender: M Marriage: abt 1740 Nc 		
	
	124. William Bryant <PRF/individual_record.asp?recid=1344264967&lds=2&region=-1&
regionfriendly=&frompage=99> - Pedigree Resource File Gender: M Marriage: 1740 			
	125. William Bryan <PRF/individual_record.asp?recid=40242262&lds=2&region=-1&regionfriendly=&
frompage=99> - Pedigree Resource File Gender: M Marriage: abt 1740 , , N.C. 			
	126. William BRYAN <PRF/individual_record.asp?recid=130803981&lds=2&region=-1&
regionfriendly=&frompage=99> - Pedigree Resource File Gender: M Marriage: abt 1740 ,,N.C. 		
	
	127. William Bryan <PRF/individual_record.asp?recid=380721383&lds=2&region=-1&regionfriendly=
&frompage=99> - Pedigree Resource File Gender: M Marriage: abt 1740 Nc 			
	128. William BRYAN <PRF/individual_record.asp?recid=590871933&lds=2&region=-1&
regionfriendly=&frompage=99> - Pedigree Resource File Gender: M Marriage: abt 1740 , , North Carolina 
			
	129. William Bryan <PRF/individual_record.asp?recid=680117647&lds=2&region=-1&regionfriendly=
&frompage=99> - Pedigree Resource File Gender: M Marriage: abt 1740 Nc 			
	130. William BRYAN <PRF/individual_record.asp?recid=680241856&lds=2&region=-1&
regionfriendly=&frompage=99> - Pedigree Resource File Gender: M Marriage: abt 1740 , , N.C. 	

	131. William BRYAN <PRF/individual_record.asp?recid=710773239&lds=2&region=-1&
regionfriendly=&frompage=99> - Pedigree Resource File Gender: M Marriage: abt 1740 NC 		
	
	132. William Bryan <PRF/individual_record.asp?recid=1020394697&lds=2&region=-1&
regionfriendly=&frompage=99> - Pedigree Resource File Gender: M Marriage: abt 1740 NC 		
	
	133. William BRYAN <PRF/individual_record.asp?recid=1190442160&lds=2&region=-1&
regionfriendly=&frompage=99> - Pedigree Resource File Gender: M Marriage: abt 1740 , , N.C. 	
		
	134. Guillaume BRIAND <PRF/individual_record.asp?recid=700205197&lds=2&region=-1&
regionfriendly=&frompage=99> - Pedigree Resource File Gender: M Death/Burial: bef 1734 		
	
	135. Guillaume BRIAND <PRF/individual_record.asp?recid=980937811&lds=2&region=-1&
regionfriendly=&frompage=99> - Pedigree Resource File Gender: M Death/Burial: bef 1734 		
	
	136. William Bryan <PRF/individual_record.asp?recid=850653973&lds=2&region=-1&regionfriendly=
&frompage=99> - Pedigree Resource File Gender: M Death/Burial: bet 1734 and 1739 			
	137. William O'Bryan <PRF/individual_record.asp?recid=850055611&lds=2&region=-1&
regionfriendly=&frompage=99> - Pedigree Resource File Gender: M Death/Burial: bef 1739 		
	
	138. William BRYAN <PRF/individual_record.asp?recid=410160030&lds=2&region=-1&
regionfriendly=&frompage=99> - Pedigree Resource File Gender: M Death/Burial: 1742 ,Pasquotank,Nc 
			
	139. William * Bryan <PRF/individual_record.asp?recid=520189866&lds=2&region=-1&
regionfriendly=&frompage=99> - Pedigree Resource File Gender: M Death/Burial: abt 1742 Pasquotank Co., 
North Carolina 			
	140. William BRYAN <PRF/individual_record.asp?recid=920063719&lds=2&region=-1&
regionfriendly=&frompage=99> - Pedigree Resource File Gender: M Death/Burial: 1742 Pasquotank,North 
Carolina 			
	141. William Bryan <PRF/individual_record.asp?recid=1261375145&lds=2&region=-1&
regionfriendly=&frompage=99> - Pedigree Resource File Gender: M Death/Burial: 1742 		
	
	142. William Bryan <PRF/individual_record.asp?recid=1272041449&lds=2&region=-1&
regionfriendly=&frompage=99> - Pedigree Resource File Gender: M Death/Burial: 1742 		
	
	143. William Bryan <PRF/individual_record.asp?recid=1282125238&lds=2&region=-1&
regionfriendly=&frompage=99> - Pedigree Resource File Gender: M Death/Burial: 1742 		
	
	144. William Bryan <PRF/individual_record.asp?recid=1300926379&lds=2&region=-1&
regionfriendly=&frompage=99> - Pedigree Resource File Gender: M Death/Burial: 1742 Pasquotank County, 
North Carolina 			
	145. William Bryan <PRF/individual_record.asp?recid=1300829865&lds=2&region=-1&
regionfriendly=&frompage=99> - Pedigree Resource File Gender: M Death/Burial: 1742 Pasquotank County, 
North Carolina 			
	146. William Bryan <PRF/individual_record.asp?recid=1303087610&lds=2&region=-1&
regionfriendly=&frompage=99> - Pedigree Resource File Gender: M Death/Burial: 1742 		
	
	147. William Bryan <PRF/individual_record.asp?recid=1294190074&lds=2&region=-1&
regionfriendly=&frompage=99> - Pedigree Resource File Gender: M Death/Burial: 1742 Pasquotank, NC 
			
	148. William Bryan <PRF/individual_record.asp?recid=1291784200&lds=2&region=-1&

regionfriendly=&frompage=99> - Pedigree Resource File Gender: M Death/Burial: 1742 		
	
	149. William Bryan <PRF/individual_record.asp?recid=1310385992&lds=2&region=-1&
regionfriendly=&frompage=99> - Pedigree Resource File Gender: M Death/Burial: 1742 Pasquotank County, 
North Carolina 			
	150. William Bryan <PRF/individual_record.asp?recid=1310482769&lds=2&region=-1&
regionfriendly=&frompage=99> - Pedigree Resource File Gender: M Death/Burial: 1742 Pasquotank County, 
North Carolina 			
	151. William Bryan <PRF/individual_record.asp?recid=1310676755&lds=2&region=-1&
regionfriendly=&frompage=99> - Pedigree Resource File Gender: M Death/Burial: 1742 Pasquotank County, 
North Carolina 			
	152. William Bryan <PRF/individual_record.asp?recid=1310579732&lds=2&region=-1&
regionfriendly=&frompage=99> - Pedigree Resource File Gender: M Death/Burial: 1742 Pasquotank County, 
North Carolina 			
	153. William Bryan <PRF/individual_record.asp?recid=40242287&lds=2&region=-1&regionfriendly=&
frompage=99> - Pedigree Resource File Gender: M Death/Burial: 1742 , Pasquotank, NC 		
	
	154. William BRYAN <PRF/individual_record.asp?recid=130804160&lds=2&region=-1&
regionfriendly=&frompage=99> - Pedigree Resource File Gender: M Death/Burial: 1742 ,Pasquotank,NC 
			
	155. William Bryan <PRF/individual_record.asp?recid=150448205&lds=2&region=-1&regionfriendly=
&frompage=99> - Pedigree Resource File Gender: M Death/Burial: 1742 Pasquotank, NC 		
	
	156. William BRYAN <PRF/individual_record.asp?recid=170268531&lds=2&region=-1&
regionfriendly=&frompage=99> - Pedigree Resource File Gender: M Death/Burial: 1742 		
	
	157. William BRYAN <PRF/individual_record.asp?recid=170269407&lds=2&region=-1&
regionfriendly=&frompage=99> - Pedigree Resource File Gender: M Death/Burial: 1742 		
	
	158. William Bryan <PRF/individual_record.asp?recid=350524562&lds=2&region=-1&regionfriendly=
&frompage=99> - Pedigree Resource File Gender: M Death/Burial: 1742 			
	[6-11-2008 Palm Desert famHistLibrary reaserch finds/  158 Matches: Pedigree Resource File - over 
25 WILLIAM  bryant =1739&date_range= +/-5

25.  Rachel Willcockson or Wilcox or Rachel Wilcoxon-61
     Doneghy, Mary McKinley Draddock cites Burkes conjectures John son of George son of John of Cossal,
Notts.,Engalnd
     Spraker, Hazel A.,1922 "The Boone Family"
     Wulfeck, Dorothy Ford, 1958 "Wilcoxson&allied Families"

BIOGRAPHICAL:-need prove DOWDEN connection in 1998 to ADAM& EVE
[29 April 2001] brought in DESCENDANTS ONLY from June 1998 version of main dowden files caled 
KerrCurl then now in mydocuments as "KerrCurl6'98.paf3=4"= duplicate line shows BOONE & uses 
rin#20780 through 21019 ['93] data from Greta Graham/Louise Macias opaf [ AF ] had no data for death in 
Calloway county
[ 6-24-93] June ALLAN Thomas data:
         "marriage abt 1790 b. abt 1753 d. bef 1824 Callaway county,Missouri &
         had possibly 11 children"
         re: 6-24-93 letter her ref MO20 from June THOMAS Allan rin 2848 [ 6'93]  David T, WILCOXON, rt 2 box 
3443-61, Bolivar,MO 65613 [pre IGI] orig.ord.sheet:death date 1811 or 1821

... ..Spouse [Wm] fought in frountier with Daniel Boone & founded Bryants Stn.,KY

 Boone & founded Bryants Stn.,KY
 . .  Friend magazine July 1967 p 5
... . .Mother Sarah Boone was the older sister of Daniel Boone with whom Wm Bryant explored Ky-Mo.
 . . . bio data Wm :incl: bro Benjamin MEANS lived VA arrived 1764 ;will 9.27.1824,NC,Rachel died bef Wm,
who md again [no children by 2nd wife who reached adulthood} per David Taylor WILCOXON data for 
Rachel= "b.abt 1753;d,bef 1824 Callaway co.,MO;md. abt 1790"

28.  Robert McJimsey Jr.-45898
 Cliff Ocheltree 1'2003 data & notes, as follow, are for McJIMSEY ancestors & taken from

Volume two of the book:
MEMOIRS OF THE MIAMI VALLEY
Published in 1920
Pages 495 - 511
       Up to & including the year of 1807, we find the following settlers
of Miami county living here at that time: On the west side of the
Miami, to the north we have John Johnston, who was Indian agent;
Frank and James Johnston; Benjamin Leavel; Hugh Scott; Mr.
Hendershot; Armstrong Brandon; John and Enos Manning; Alexander
Ewing; Joseph McCool; Mathew Caldwell; the Statler family; the
Beedles; James Brown; William Mitchell; Alexander McCullough; Robert
Mackey; William Barbee, sr., father of Judge Barbee; James Orr;
Reuben Shackelford; Aaron Tullis and his sons, John, Aaron, William,
David, Joel, John T. and Stephen; Henry and Peter Kerns; Samuel Kyle;
Thomas and Samuel Kyle, jr.; William Adams, Abraham Thomas; Robert
McGimsey; William, Adam and Samuel Thomas; William Gahagan; John
Peck; John Orbison; James Knight; Jesse Gerard; George Kerr; James
Yourt; George F. Tennery; Joseph Layton; Frederic Yourt; Jesse
Jenkins; Andrew Thomson; Amos and David Jenkins, and David Jenkins,
Esq.; Samuel Freeman and his sons, Samuel Daniel, John, Noah and
Shylock; Samuel and Enoch Pearson; Peter Oliver and his sons, William
and Thomas; Arthur Stewart; Andrew Wallace; James Yourt; William
Brown; Thomas Williams; Joseph Fumas; Joseph Evans; John Mote;
Jonathan Mote; Benjamin Pearson; Robert and Joseph McCool; William,
Thomas and John Coppock; Samuel, Jesse, John and Moses Coates; Thomas
Hill and his sons Nathan and John; Michael and George Williams;
William Long; Robert Leavel; Samuel Jones; Jacob Ember; Jonathan
Mills; David Patty; Abiather Davis; Caleb Neal; John Mart; James
Nayton; Samu el Davis; Jonathan Jones; Samuel Teague; Samuel Peirce,
and Robert McConnell.

19 Aug 1826   McJempsey, Catharine          Guardianship
00429   A    0109
19 Aug 1826   McJempsey, Mary               Guardianship
00429   A    0109
19 Aug 1826   McJempsey, Susannah           Guardianship
00429   A    0109
19 Aug 1826   McJempsey, Tobetha            Guardianship
00429   A    0109
19 Aug 1826   McJempsey, William            Guardianship
00429   A    0109
19 Aug 1824   McJimpsey, Robert Jr.         Estate
00380   A    0093

g 1826   McJempsey, William            Guardianship
00429   A    0109
19 Aug 1824   McJimpsey, Robert Jr.         Estate
00380   A    0093

Miami County Recorder's Index ~~~~~~~ 1807-1865 ~~~~~~~
08 Sep 1817    Thomas, Samuel            <-- McJimsey, Robert Jr
 03 282                 Troy Lot 24
21 Mar 1828    Thomas, William           <-- McJimsey, John
 07 032    04 02 11     Lostcreek Twp
02 Aug 1817    Troy, City of             --> McJimsey, Robert
 03 237                 Troy Lot 24
08 Sep 1817    DeJohncourt, Robert       <-- McJimsey, Robert Jr
 03 321                 Troy Lot 24
13 Apr 1841    Sawyer, Thomas            <-- McJimsey, Mary
 19 484    13 02 11     Staunton Twp

Census
McGimsay, John           1830   33     Lostcreek Twp
McJimsey, John           1827          Lostcreek Twp
McGimsey, William        1830   67     Monroe Twp
McJimpsey, William       1820   75a    Monroe Twp
McJimsey, William        1827          Monroe Twp

Genealogy of Sue Burson

29.  Polly or Mary Waugh-48183
Cliff Ocheltree discussion12'2003 as follows, in which he cites among  his sources:
[does not show b/md/d'data]
      Biographical Album of Lancaster County Nebraska pp. 748/50
JOHN W. IVERS. In the subject of this sketch we find a worthy
citizen. Mr. Ivers was born in the neighborhood of LaFayette, Ind.,
Nov. 8, 1829, and was the second child of eight born to Samuel and
Sarah (McJimpsey) Ivers. The former was born July 15, 1802, at
Columbus, Ohio, and was the third in the family of nine which
comprised the home circle of Richard and Deborah (Leslie) Ivers. The
family record inscribes their names in the order of birth as follows:
Lottie, William, Richard, Samuel, Maria, Mahala, Elizabeth, Elzy and
Sarah. Samuel Ivers spent the days of his boyhood and youth in Miami
County, Ohio, dividing his attention between his school duties and
the occupations of the farm, which, as the years went by, succeeded
those of the school. This continued until after he find attained his
majority. Shortly after his marriage he removed to the neighborhood
of LaFayette, Ind., and settled on a farm, where he remained for
about two years, when he returned to Ohio, which State became his
residence for the next three years when the attractions of the
Hoosier State again determined him to return. Accordingly he took up
his residence in Elkhart, Ind., for it period of three years. The
next four years were spent in Montgomery County, Ind. At the end of
that period another removal was effected, this time to Thorntown,
Boone County. From there he went to Clintown County, and after one
year in that district made his home in Jasper County, near

 Elzy and
Sarah. Samuel Ivers spent the days of his boyhood and youth in Miami
County, Ohio, dividing his attention between his school duties and
the occupations of the farm, which, as the years went by, succeeded
those of the school. This continued until after he find attained his
majority. Shortly after his marriage he removed to the neighborhood
of LaFayette, Ind., and settled on a farm, where he remained for
about two years, when he returned to Ohio, which State became his
residence for the next three years when the attractions of the
Hoosier State again determined him to return. Accordingly he took up
his residence in Elkhart, Ind., for it period of three years. The
next four years were spent in Montgomery County, Ind. At the end of
that period another removal was effected, this time to Thorntown,
Boone County. From there he went to Clintown County, and after one
year in that district made his home in Jasper County, near
Rensselaer. This was in the year 1844, and was his home for eight
years.
      The broad prairies of the Hawkeye State pressed their claims in a
manner not to be resisted; accordingly, in the year 1852, Mr. Ivers
removed from Indiana to Jones County, near Rome, in that State, but
after a residence of one year another removal took the family to
Princeton, Mo. After a period of about twelve months this home was
vacated in favor of one in Nebraska City. At that time (1855) there
was only one brick house in that city. At the close of his first
year's residence he bought some Government land in Otoe County, and
for the subsequent nine or ten years continued with success the
occupation of farming. This was followed by a return to Iowa and
residence, first in Bartlett and latterly in Glenwood. From there the
family passed to Baxter Springs, Kan., where he purchased a farm and
met with considerable success. Thence, in December, 1881, he removed
to Nebraska, and died on December 11, a few days after his arrival.
His remains were laid away by his family and friends in Lincoln
Cemetery.
        The many removals and constant change of home are accounted
for by the fact that Mr. Ivers was a trader and, as rapidly as possible,
after purchasing a property he would improve it, place it upon the
market, and, as soon as it was profitably disposed of, would move on
to a new home. In this way [749] he accumulated a large competency,
by which he was enabled to assist his children to make a good start
in life. He was a true pioneer of the Far West, and took part in many
stirring scenes incident to border and new country life. He was a
most exemplary man and honorable citizen. During his residence in
Nebraska he assisted materially in the settlement of the troubles
originating in the passage of the Kansas and Nebraska Bill. At the
time of the Indian outbreak, when Nebraska City was threatened with
annihilation, Mr. Ivers, then Lieutenant in a militia regiment, by
prompt measures, bold and decisive action, assisted in averting the
danger.
     The mother of our subject was born in Miami County, Ohio, near the
city of Troy, on the 8th of July, 1805, and was the youngest child of
Robert and Mary (Waugh) McJimsey. Her parents were originally from

as hers were, must have upon a developing life and
character, we are fully prepared to expect to see reproduced in her a
like nobility of purpose and completeness of life, throughout the
long years of journeying hither and thither, wandering from State to
State, passing from home to home, in all of which she accompanied her
husband, excepting the time when he discharged the duties of Indian
trader in Kansas City.
       Until the year 1853 our subject resided with his parents in different
locations in the Hoosier State, but at that time he was married and
commenced life in his own home. In 1860, from Jasper County, Ind., he
removed to Otoe County, Neb., purchasing 350 acres of wild land; for
some of this he paid $10 per acre, for others $25, and others so much
as $37. Here he remained some eight years, when he removed to
Glenwood, Iowa, purchased 420 acres of land, and was very successful
for eight years, when he again sold out and removed to Lancaster
County, Neb., purchased 416 acres in Waverly Precinct, and after a
residence of three years was enabled to sell to advantage. He did so,
and bought 100 acres near University Place. Here he continued to
reside for a period of three years, and again sold his property,
repaired to Lincoln, and erected the houses still owned by him in
that city, upon V street. He has always been a devoted admirer and
strong adherent of the Republican party, and an energetic worker for
his party when occasion demanded. In the Christian Church, of which
both himself and wife are members, he is held in the highest esteem.
He has frequently been called upon to fill local offices, and in
every instance where he has done so has received the commendation and
approval of his fellow-citizens. In 1861 he was enrolled in the Home
Guards at Nebraska City, and in the social organization of Odd
Fellows has for many years been a member.
      On the 3d of February, 1853, our subject was joined in matrimony to
Sophronia H. Grant, daughter of Smith and Ivy (Dillon) Grant; she was
the fifth child of the family, which included ten children. The
father was a native of Virginia, and resided in Fleming County until
his parents removed to Lexington, Fayette Co., Ky., which event
transpired while he was yet in his teens. Here he was married in
after years, and continued to reside until after the birth of his two
eldest children, when he proceeded to make his home in Wabash County,
[750]  Ind., upon a homestead farm of 120 acres. In this occupation
he was very successful, and before many years owned several other
farms in the vicinity. This continued to be his residence until his
family had grown up. Jasper County, Ind., was the place decided upon
for the new home. Mr. Grant effected a profitable sale of his farm
property, and purchased 460 acres in the above county, and engaged in
stock-raising his death, in the year 1855. In this occupation, as in
that of agriculture, previously followed, his vigilance, large
outlook and efficiency, made him successful. He was for many years a
member in good standing and Elder in the Christian Church, an
organization which aims to restore the original simplicity and purity
of the Church of Christ, as in the age of the Apostles. He was a true
and ardent supporter of the Whig party, although thinking most
strongly on the temperance question, and absolutely opposed to the

the Whig party, although thinking most
strongly on the temperance question, and absolutely opposed to the
liquor traffic.
       Mrs. Grant, mother of Mrs. Ivers, was born in Lexington, Ky., where
also she was reared, and continued to reside until she arrived at
womanhood and was married. She was a devoted Christian woman, always
interested in the work of the church, actively engaged in efforts for
the alleviation of distress, and meeting the needs of the destitute;
her pleasure seemed to be to live for others, and in making others
happy she herself drank at the same stream. She was for many years a
member of the Christian Church.
         Until her marriage with our subject Mrs. Ivers made her home with her
parents. Although unaccustomed, to any great extent, to work at
household duties, she bravely began the battle of life, entering with
spirit into his plans and projects, and has since, with him, been
enabled to rejoice in what has been accomplished, for to-day they are
surrounded with all that is needed for their comfort and happiness in
life. Like her mother and father, she is a consistent and active
member of the Christian Church, in which communion her children have
been brought up.
       To this highly respected family have been given eleven children, who
were born as follows: Leslie, July 25, 1855; Willis, Aug. 10, 1858;
Ella M., Dec. 28, 1860; Amelia and Delia (twins), Jan. 11, 1862;
Aurelius, Dec. 31, 1864; Arabella B., born Dec. 10, 1866, died July
27, 1888; Ivy M., born Aug. 18, 1869; Sadie M., Oct. 10, 1870; Lottie
A., Oct. 11, 1873, and Samuel, Aug. 13, 1876. With the exception of
the twins and Arabella B., all are living. Amelia died Feb. 15, 1862,
and Delia Sept. 27, 1863. Ella has become the wife of Cramer Beyette;
Belle is now the wife of George Keefer, and Ivy M. is now Mrs. Frank
Kauffman.

30.  speculated family only  Heizer-40863
    Various spellings:
HISER, HYSER,HIZER: no females names shown on USCensus
        Dennis HISER  1830 - RES.33,
        Dalial HISER[ named on 1840] RES.389
        Ocheltree also shows records: 1827 Dennis HYSER & 1835 Denis HYSER
                 @ Lost Creek Twp.,Montgomery county, Indiana.
        [includes dowden interpretation of Ocheltree property& cemetery  records notes:]
HOUSER, John  W.2-18-1840 [ Ocheltree's tombstone inscription TURKEY RUN CEMETERY,
          Montgomery CO.,Indiana  2-17-1873  32 Y.... . .
        other named: J., Jonathan, Sarah, John FLorence d/o of John & Delilia
                 see notes of Polly WAUGH. . .need clarify brief notes
re: Sec 22; Twp 20N Rg 6 W 1 mile south of Wingate
[family locale per HHKerr: a descendant]  on State Rd 25  via Ocheltree

50.  John Wilcox  or John Wilcoxon-4903
   1949 birthplace in ORD files Cossal,Nottinghamshire,England
Birth 1724,Fairfax,West Virginia,USA

        D.A.R. files Virginia archieves suggets brithplace connection needed to confirm this info
         Doneghy, Mary McKinley Craddock, McCubbins manuscripts, memorial room of public library, Salisbury, 

transpired while he was yet in his teens. Here he was married in
after years, and continued to reside until after the birth of his two
eldest children, when he proceeded to make his home in Wabash County,
[750]  Ind., upon a homestead farm of 120 acres. In this occupation
he was very successful, and before many years owned several other
farms in the vicinity. This continued to be his residence until his
family had grown up. Jasper County, Ind., was the place decided upon
for the new home. Mr. Grant effected a profitable sale of his farm
property, and purchased 460 acres in the above county, and engaged in
stock-raising his death, in the year 1855. In this occupation, as in
that of agriculture, previously followed, his vigilance, large
outlook and efficiency, made him successful. He was for many years a
member in good standing and Elder in the Christian Church, an
organization which aims to restore the original simplicity and purity
of the Church of Christ, as in the age of the Apostles. He was a true
and ardent supporter of the Whig party, although thinking most
strongly on the temperance question, and absolutely opposed to the
liquor traffic.
       Mrs. Grant, mother of Mrs. Ivers, was born in Lexington, Ky., where
also she was reared, and continued to reside until she arrived at
womanhood and was married. She was a devoted Christian woman, always
interested in the work of the church, actively engaged in efforts for
the alleviation of distress, and meeting the needs of the destitute;
her pleasure seemed to be to live for others, and in making others
happy she herself drank at the same stream. She was for many years a
member of the Christian Church.
         Until her marriage with our subject Mrs. Ivers made her home with her
parents. Although unaccustomed, to any great extent, to work at
household duties, she bravely began the battle of life, entering with
spirit into his plans and projects, and has since, with him, been
enabled to rejoice in what has been accomplished, for to-day they are
surrounded with all that is needed for their comfort and happiness in
life. Like her mother and father, she is a consistent and active
member of the Christian Church, in which communion her children have
been brought up.
       To this highly respected family have been given eleven children, who
were born as follows: Leslie, July 25, 1855; Willis, Aug. 10, 1858;
Ella M., Dec. 28, 1860; Amelia and Delia (twins), Jan. 11, 1862;
Aurelius, Dec. 31, 1864; Arabella B., born Dec. 10, 1866, died July
27, 1888; Ivy M., born Aug. 18, 1869; Sadie M., Oct. 10, 1870; Lottie
A., Oct. 11, 1873, and Samuel, Aug. 13, 1876. With the exception of
the twins and Arabella B., all are living. Amelia died Feb. 15, 1862,
and Delia Sept. 27, 1863. Ella has become the wife of Cramer Beyette;
Belle is now the wife of George Keefer, and Ivy M. is now Mrs. Frank
Kauffman.

30.  speculated family only  Heizer-40863
    Various spellings:
HISER, HYSER,HIZER: no females names shown on USCensus
        Dennis HISER  1830 - RES.33,
        Dalial HISER[ named on 1840] RES.389
        Ocheltree also shows records: 1827 Dennis HYSER & 1835 Denis HYSER

s HYSER
                 @ Lost Creek Twp.,Montgomery county, Indiana.
        [includes dowden interpretation of Ocheltree property& cemetery  records notes:]
HOUSER, John  W.2-18-1840 [ Ocheltree's tombstone inscription TURKEY RUN CEMETERY,
          Montgomery CO.,Indiana  2-17-1873  32 Y.... . .
        other named: J., Jonathan, Sarah, John FLorence d/o of John & Delilia
                 see notes of Polly WAUGH. . .need clarify brief notes
re: Sec 22; Twp 20N Rg 6 W 1 mile south of Wingate
[family locale per HHKerr: a descendant]  on State Rd 25  via Ocheltree

50.  John Wilcox  or John Wilcoxon-4903
   1949 birthplace in ORD files Cossal,Nottinghamshire,England
Birth 1724,Fairfax,West Virginia,USA

        D.A.R. files Virginia archieves suggets brithplace connection needed to confirm this info
         Doneghy, Mary McKinley Craddock, McCubbins manuscripts, memorial room of public library, Salisbury, 
Rowan county, NC & MANUSCRIPT FILES PA. Historical Society & Society of Friendas files, Philadelphia, 
PA...Doneghy cites Burke's "Genealoical & Heraldic History of the Landed Gentry, including American 
Families withBristish Anncestry" Engalnd, 1939, page 2974:"John is son of George, son of John of Cossal, 
Notts, England
         Spraker, Hazel A., 1922 "The Boone Family"
         Wulfeck, Dorothy Ford, 1958 "Wilxcoxson & Allied Famlies"

    1949 , christening data Berks, PA, per McIntosh9'97
   1798 death 1st choice death, Rowan, North Carolina, USA

51.  Sarah Cassandra Boone-5767
    From: Les Tate <lrtate@comcast.net> To: patcurl2@juno.com
Date: Mon, 26 Feb 2007 Subject: Tate-Boone connection
I received your email via Winnie Tate-Morgan. Although nothing is  
definite yet, Y-chromosome tests indicate that I likely descend from  
"old" Samuel Tate who was born about 1735 and died about 1812 in  
Claiborne County TN. 
         My wife descends from Daniel Boone's parents Squire Boone and Sarah  
Morgan through their daughter (Daniel's sister) Sarah Boone who  
married John Wilcocksen/Wilcoxson. Their daughter Elizabeth Boone  
Wilcocksen/Wilcoxson married Daniel Boone's hunting companion  
Benjamin Cutbirth, who was about 6 years younger than Daniel.
          From what I can find on Daniel Boone's grave, he may have been  
buried in MO then reburied in KY. However one site indicates the  
effort to dig him up and relocate him to KY may have resulted in them  
digging up and reburying the wrong person.
http://www.roadsideamerica.com/set/HISTboone.html
           I would be glad to correspond with you on any of the ancestors we share.
 Les Tate

 

50.  John Wilcox  or John Wilcoxon-4903
   1949 birthplace in ORD files Cossal,Nottinghamshire,England
Birth 1724,Fairfax,West Virginia,USA

        D.A.R. files Virginia archieves suggets brithplace connection needed to confirm this info
         Doneghy, Mary McKinley Craddock, McCubbins manuscripts, memorial room of public library, Salisbury, 
Rowan county, NC & MANUSCRIPT FILES PA. Historical Society & Society of Friendas files, Philadelphia, 
PA...Doneghy cites Burke's "Genealoical & Heraldic History of the Landed Gentry, including American 
Families withBristish Anncestry" Engalnd, 1939, page 2974:"John is son of George, son of John of Cossal, 
Notts, England
         Spraker, Hazel A., 1922 "The Boone Family"
         Wulfeck, Dorothy Ford, 1958 "Wilxcoxson & Allied Famlies"

    1949 , christening data Berks, PA, per McIntosh9'97
   1798 death 1st choice death, Rowan, North Carolina, USA

51.  Sarah Cassandra Boone-5767
    From: Les Tate <lrtate@comcast.net> To: patcurl2@juno.com
Date: Mon, 26 Feb 2007 Subject: Tate-Boone connection
I received your email via Winnie Tate-Morgan. Although nothing is  
definite yet, Y-chromosome tests indicate that I likely descend from  
"old" Samuel Tate who was born about 1735 and died about 1812 in  
Claiborne County TN. 
         My wife descends from Daniel Boone's parents Squire Boone and Sarah  
Morgan through their daughter (Daniel's sister) Sarah Boone who  
married John Wilcocksen/Wilcoxson. Their daughter Elizabeth Boone  
Wilcocksen/Wilcoxson married Daniel Boone's hunting companion  
Benjamin Cutbirth, who was about 6 years younger than Daniel.
          From what I can find on Daniel Boone's grave, he may have been  
buried in MO then reburied in KY. However one site indicates the  
effort to dig him up and relocate him to KY may have resulted in them  
digging up and reburying the wrong person.
http://www.roadsideamerica.com/set/HISTboone.html
           I would be glad to correspond with you on any of the ancestors we share.
 Les Tate

 

 Ancestral File shows 2 lines of ancestry for Sarah MORGAN

 WILCOXSON - WILLCOCKSON various spellings of surname
 5'92 S.B.Lib:R929.4;v81;vl page 996 HAS no link
John WILCOX(Willcocks) of Hartford ( md. Mary(d.1651)) of Boston abt 1636 surveyor and selectman
William WILLCOCKSON 1601-1652\3 Concord,Ma. 1635 Hartford - politically active
md. Margaret           ( 5.24.93 ) June THOMAS pedigree chart HER NOTES:
  "The home of John Wilcoxson still stands in Davie county,NC. It has been
restored by the Daniels family and is now their residence.'

50.  John Wilcox  or John Wilcoxon-4903
   1949 birthplace in ORD files Cossal,Nottinghamshire,England
Birth 1724,Fairfax,West Virginia,USA

        D.A.R. files Virginia archieves suggets brithplace connection needed to confirm this info
         Doneghy, Mary McKinley Craddock, McCubbins manuscripts, memorial room of public library, Salisbury, 
Rowan county, NC & MANUSCRIPT FILES PA. Historical Society & Society of Friendas files, Philadelphia, 
PA...Doneghy cites Burke's "Genealoical & Heraldic History of the Landed Gentry, including American 
Families withBristish Anncestry" Engalnd, 1939, page 2974:"John is son of George, son of John of Cossal, 
Notts, England
         Spraker, Hazel A., 1922 "The Boone Family"
         Wulfeck, Dorothy Ford, 1958 "Wilxcoxson & Allied Famlies"

    1949 , christening data Berks, PA, per McIntosh9'97
   1798 death 1st choice death, Rowan, North Carolina, USA

51.  Sarah Cassandra Boone-5767
    From: Les Tate <lrtate@comcast.net> To: patcurl2@juno.com
Date: Mon, 26 Feb 2007 Subject: Tate-Boone connection
I received your email via Winnie Tate-Morgan. Although nothing is  
definite yet, Y-chromosome tests indicate that I likely descend from  
"old" Samuel Tate who was born about 1735 and died about 1812 in  
Claiborne County TN. 
         My wife descends from Daniel Boone's parents Squire Boone and Sarah  
Morgan through their daughter (Daniel's sister) Sarah Boone who  
married John Wilcocksen/Wilcoxson. Their daughter Elizabeth Boone  
Wilcocksen/Wilcoxson married Daniel Boone's hunting companion  
Benjamin Cutbirth, who was about 6 years younger than Daniel.
          From what I can find on Daniel Boone's grave, he may have been  
buried in MO then reburied in KY. However one site indicates the  
effort to dig him up and relocate him to KY may have resulted in them  
digging up and reburying the wrong person.
http://www.roadsideamerica.com/set/HISTboone.html
           I would be glad to correspond with you on any of the ancestors we share.
 Les Tate

 

 Ancestral File shows 2 lines of ancestry for Sarah MORGAN

 WILCOXSON - WILLCOCKSON various spellings of surname
 5'92 S.B.Lib:R929.4;v81;vl page 996 HAS no link
John WILCOX(Willcocks) of Hartford ( md. Mary(d.1651)) of Boston abt 1636 surveyor and selectman
William WILLCOCKSON 1601-1652\3 Concord,Ma. 1635 Hartford - politically active
md. Margaret           ( 5.24.93 ) June THOMAS pedigree chart HER NOTES:
  "The home of John Wilcoxson still stands in Davie county,NC. It has been
restored by the Daniels family and is now their residence.'

50.  John Wilcox  or John Wilcoxon-4903
   1949 birthplace in ORD files Cossal,Nottinghamshire,England
Birth 1724,Fairfax,West Virginia,USA

        D.A.R. files Virginia archieves suggets brithplace connection needed to confirm this info
         Doneghy, Mary McKinley Craddock, McCubbins manuscripts, memorial room of public library, Salisbury, 
Rowan county, NC & MANUSCRIPT FILES PA. Historical Society & Society of Friendas files, Philadelphia, 
PA...Doneghy cites Burke's "Genealoical & Heraldic History of the Landed Gentry, including American 
Families withBristish Anncestry" Engalnd, 1939, page 2974:"John is son of George, son of John of Cossal, 
Notts, England
         Spraker, Hazel A., 1922 "The Boone Family"
         Wulfeck, Dorothy Ford, 1958 "Wilxcoxson & Allied Famlies"

    1949 , christening data Berks, PA, per McIntosh9'97
   1798 death 1st choice death, Rowan, North Carolina, USA

51.  Sarah Cassandra Boone-5767
    From: Les Tate <lrtate@comcast.net> To: patcurl2@juno.com
Date: Mon, 26 Feb 2007 Subject: Tate-Boone connection
I received your email via Winnie Tate-Morgan. Although nothing is  
definite yet, Y-chromosome tests indicate that I likely descend from  
"old" Samuel Tate who was born about 1735 and died about 1812 in  
Claiborne County TN. 
         My wife descends from Daniel Boone's parents Squire Boone and Sarah  
Morgan through their daughter (Daniel's sister) Sarah Boone who  
married John Wilcocksen/Wilcoxson. Their daughter Elizabeth Boone  
Wilcocksen/Wilcoxson married Daniel Boone's hunting companion  
Benjamin Cutbirth, who was about 6 years younger than Daniel.
          From what I can find on Daniel Boone's grave, he may have been  
buried in MO then reburied in KY. However one site indicates the  
effort to dig him up and relocate him to KY may have resulted in them  
digging up and reburying the wrong person.
http://www.roadsideamerica.com/set/HISTboone.html
           I would be glad to correspond with you on any of the ancestors we share.
 Les Tate

 

 Ancestral File shows 2 lines of ancestry for Sarah MORGAN

 WILCOXSON - WILLCOCKSON various spellings of surname
 5'92 S.B.Lib:R929.4;v81;vl page 996 HAS no link
John WILCOX(Willcocks) of Hartford ( md. Mary(d.1651)) of Boston abt 1636 surveyor and selectman
William WILLCOCKSON 1601-1652\3 Concord,Ma. 1635 Hartford - politically active
md. Margaret           ( 5.24.93 ) June THOMAS pedigree chart HER NOTES:
  "The home of John Wilcoxson still stands in Davie county,NC. It has been
restored by the Daniels family and is now their residence.'

confirm this info
         Doneghy, Mary McKinley Craddock, McCubbins manuscripts, memorial room of public library, Salisbury, 
Rowan county, NC & MANUSCRIPT FILES PA. Historical Society & Society of Friendas files, Philadelphia, 
PA...Doneghy cites Burke's "Genealoical & Heraldic History of the Landed Gentry, including American 
Families withBristish Anncestry" Engalnd, 1939, page 2974:"John is son of George, son of John of Cossal, 
Notts, England
         Spraker, Hazel A., 1922 "The Boone Family"
         Wulfeck, Dorothy Ford, 1958 "Wilxcoxson & Allied Famlies"

    1949 , christening data Berks, PA, per McIntosh9'97
   1798 death 1st choice death, Rowan, North Carolina, USA

51.  Sarah Cassandra Boone-5767
    From: Les Tate <lrtate@comcast.net> To: patcurl2@juno.com
Date: Mon, 26 Feb 2007 Subject: Tate-Boone connection
I received your email via Winnie Tate-Morgan. Although nothing is  
definite yet, Y-chromosome tests indicate that I likely descend from  
"old" Samuel Tate who was born about 1735 and died about 1812 in  
Claiborne County TN. 
         My wife descends from Daniel Boone's parents Squire Boone and Sarah  
Morgan through their daughter (Daniel's sister) Sarah Boone who  
married John Wilcocksen/Wilcoxson. Their daughter Elizabeth Boone  
Wilcocksen/Wilcoxson married Daniel Boone's hunting companion  
Benjamin Cutbirth, who was about 6 years younger than Daniel.
          From what I can find on Daniel Boone's grave, he may have been  
buried in MO then reburied in KY. However one site indicates the  
effort to dig him up and relocate him to KY may have resulted in them  
digging up and reburying the wrong person.
http://www.roadsideamerica.com/set/HISTboone.html
           I would be glad to correspond with you on any of the ancestors we share.
 Les Tate

 

 Ancestral File shows 2 lines of ancestry for Sarah MORGAN

 WILCOXSON - WILLCOCKSON various spellings of surname
 5'92 S.B.Lib:R929.4;v81;vl page 996 HAS no link
John WILCOX(Willcocks) of Hartford ( md. Mary(d.1651)) of Boston abt 1636 surveyor and selectman
William WILLCOCKSON 1601-1652\3 Concord,Ma. 1635 Hartford - politically active
md. Margaret           ( 5.24.93 ) June THOMAS pedigree chart HER NOTES:
  "The home of John Wilcoxson still stands in Davie county,NC. It has been
restored by the Daniels family and is now their residence.'
  "John was a native Wales.as stated in a letter from ggson Jeremiah Wilcoxen,
gson of Samuel Wilcockson, to Lyman C. Draper [June ref=TX20]."
  "John was not a quaker and his wife was censured for marriage out of the
faith."[per David Taylor WILCOXON {cousin/corresp}" she was 4 mo pg at md."]
  "John died at the hands of Indians at Bryant's Station, KY. or Rowan co.,NC

e was 4 mo pg at md."]
  "John died at the hands of Indians at Bryant's Station, KY. or Rowan co.,NC
[each source of 2 says different] :  Wulfeck, p 12 'It is probable that John
and Sarah made their home with SAmuel Willcockson after 1798, and that he died
there between 1798 and 1805.' "
( continuing) THOMAS noted for Sarah BOONE only[above for John WILCOXON only
source: "The Boone Family" Spraker: [June ref CA 33].
   Sarah was a "quaker...Wilcoxon apparently not, as she was 'condemned' for
'marrying out'...child David not mentioned in some accounts as they married
'much too late'.
   Sarah was born " on a Wed; about 90 years old at death... moved to KY with
son Samule,probably after her husband died...died at home of g'son Jesse, who
lived in Estill co., KY...he was son of Samuel"
([8.19.93] Cathie PA trip Dept public works research 1939 notes show same
birthdate "b.6.7.1724", no death data(7b) sequence of siblings :
"Sarah,Israel,Sam.,Jon.,Eliz.,Dan.,Mary,Geo.,
Squire & Hanna"

 "Wilcoxson and Allied Families" comp/pub 1958 by Dorothy FordWulfeck, M.A.

   Two biographies of his descendants & family tradition state that she was Daniel Boone's elder sister  and 
Daniel Boone was supposed to have gone on explorations with Wm  Bryant who married her daughter 
Rachel our ancestress.

    From: Les Tate <lrtate@comcast.net> To: patcurl2@juno.com
Date: Mon, 26 Feb 2007 Subject: Tate-Boone connection
I received your email via Winnie Tate-Morgan. Although nothing is
definite yet, Y-chromosome tests indicate that I likely descend from
"old" Samuel Tate who was born about 1735 and died about 1812 in
Claiborne County TN.
         My wife descends from Daniel Boone's parents Squire Boone and Sarah
Morgan through their daughter (Daniel's sister) Sarah Boone who
married John Wilcocksen/Wilcoxson. Their daughter Elizabeth Boone
Wilcocksen/Wilcoxson married Daniel Boone's hunting companion
Benjamin Cutbirth, who was about 6 years younger than Daniel.
          From what I can find on Daniel Boone's grave, he may have been
buried in MO then reburied in KY. However one site indicates the
effort to dig him up and relocate him to KY may have resulted in them
digging up and reburying the wrong person.
http://www.roadsideamerica.com/set/HISTboone.html
           I would be glad to correspond with you on any of the ancestors we share.
 Les Tate

56.  Robert McGimsey Sr or Robert McJimsey-45897
    Research by Ocheltree & Joseph McGimsey show last known place of residence was
 York county, PA.
     Research by Ocheltree shows that the mother of Robert was unknown.
     Beware undocumented assertion by Joseph McGimsey that Mary Lekie was the mother.
     Research as of Oct. 27, 1998 by Joseph McGimsey. ***See George HomerMcJimsey's History:
 URL is: <http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/m/c/j/George-H-McJimsey/index.html>
        Robert came to America In 1770. He settled in York County, Pa., and died in PA., in 1799. McJimsey 

(4d)

! WILCOXSON - WILLCOCKSON various spellings of surname
 5'92 S.B.Lib:R929.4;v81;vl page 996 HAS no link
John WILCOX(Willcocks) of Hartford ( md. Mary(d.1651)) of Boston abt 1636 surveyor and selectman
William WILLCOCKSON 1601-1652\3 Concord,Ma. 1635 Hartford - politically active
md. Margaret           ( 5.24.93 ) June THOMAS pedigree chart HER NOTES:
  "The home of John Wilcoxson still stands in Davie county,NC. It has been
restored by the Daniels family and is now their residence.'
  "John was a native Wales.as stated in a letter from ggson Jeremiah Wilcoxen,
gson of Samuel Wilcockson, to Lyman C. Draper [June ref=TX20]."
  "John was not a quaker and his wife was censured for marriage out of the
faith."[per David Taylor WILCOXON {cousin/corresp}" she was 4 mo pg at md."]
  "John died at the hands of Indians at Bryant's Station, KY. or Rowan co.,NC
[each source of 2 says different] :  Wulfeck, p 12 'It is probable that John
and Sarah made their home with SAmuel Willcockson after 1798, and that he died
there between 1798 and 1805.' "
( continuing) THOMAS noted for Sarah BOONE only[above for John WILCOXON only
source: "The Boone Family" Spraker: [June ref CA 33].
   Sarah was a "quaker...Wilcoxon apparently not, as she was 'condemned' for
'marrying out'...child David not mentioned in some accounts as they married
'much too late'.
   Sarah was born " on a Wed; about 90 years old at death... moved to KY with
son Samule,probably after her husband died...died at home of g'son Jesse, who
lived in Estill co., KY...he was son of Samuel"
([8.19.93] Cathie PA trip Dept public works research 1939 notes show same
birthdate "b.6.7.1724", no death data(7b) sequence of siblings :
"Sarah,Israel,Sam.,Jon.,Eliz.,Dan.,Mary,Geo.,
Squire & Hanna"

(11)THERE ARE TWO JOHN W ,who md. Sarah BOONE & niece Sarah BOONE[not including
Aunt Sarah BOONE] :John= rin 510= WILLCOCKSON and John=rin 4528= WILCOXSON see
rin 1577 and
(11a) NEW data 8.26.93 from David Wilicoxon, Rt-2 Box 343-61, Bolivar, Mo.65613
David author 1985 of genealogy text:Desc.of John Willcoxen" assembled/pub

! "Wilcoxson and Allied Families" comp/pub 1958 by Dorothy FordWulfeck, M.A.

4'93 new inmfo b.New Britian twp, d. Estill confirmed Berks,PA birth and death
KY
.........(1)6'92 found ord
info AF 4.02 (2)(ref: GEDCOM MyMilton) "they" refers to the GEDCOM and we refers
to "our prior info"we knew birth about 1724(was 6.7.1724 from AFN;462P-96)the
place we knew was Pa.(they knew was Bucks county which was consistent with
family tradition);we knew the place of death to be Ky, which they did not know
the spouse was unknown to them, but we know it was John Willcockson(rin 744)

!   Two biographies of his descendants & family tradition state that she was Daniel Boone's elder sister  and 
Daniel Boone was supposed to have gone on explorations with Wm  Bryant who married her daughter 
Rachel our ancestress.

--------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Les Tate <lrtate@comcast.net>
To: patcurl2@juno.com
Date: Mon, 26 Feb 2007 19:36:51 -0600
Subject: Tate-Boone connection
Message-ID: <29E25B4D-720E-4399-8385-C214D8016C3F@comcast.net>
 
I received your email via Winnie Tate-Morgan. Although nothing is  
definite yet, Y-chromosome tests indicate that I likely descend from  
"old" Samuel Tate who was born about 1735 and died about 1812 in  
Claiborne County TN. Although I haven't yet determined which of old  
Sam's children I descend from, the next generation forward that I  
definitely know I descend from is Samuel Tate who born about 1780 in  
TN and died Apr 1852 in Bibb County AL since I have worked on the  
Bibb County Tate line extensively.
 
From what you indicated in your message, you descend from old Sam's  
son John Tate and John's son Alfred Carter Tate. Although you noted a  
line of descendancy that included Alfred Carter Tate, I'm afraid  
someone else posted that.
 
My wife descends from Daniel Boone's parents Squire Boone and Sarah  
Morgan through their daughter (Daniel's sister) Sarah Boone who  
married John Wilcocksen/Wilcoxson. Their daughter Elizabeth Boone  
Wilcocksen/Wilcoxson married Daniel Boone's hunting companion  
Benjamin Cutbirth, who was about 6 years younger than Daniel.
 
From what I can find on Daniel Boone's grave, he may have been  
buried in MO then reburied in KY. However one site indicates the  
effort to dig him up and relocate him to KY may have resulted in them  
digging up and reburying the wrong person.
http://www.roadsideamerica.com/set/HISTboone.html
 
I would be glad to correspond with you on any of the ancestors we share.
 
Les Tate

!    From: Les Tate <lrtate@comcast.net> To: patcurl2@juno.com
Date: Mon, 26 Feb 2007 Subject: Tate-Boone connection
I received your email via Winnie Tate-Morgan. Although nothing is
definite yet, Y-chromosome tests indicate that I likely descend from
"old" Samuel Tate who was born about 1735 and died about 1812 in
Claiborne County TN.
         My wife descends from Daniel Boone's parents Squire Boone and Sarah
Morgan through their daughter (Daniel's sister) Sarah Boone who
married John Wilcocksen/Wilcoxson. Their daughter Elizabeth Boone
Wilcocksen/Wilcoxson married Daniel Boone's hunting companion
Benjamin Cutbirth, who was about 6 years younger than Daniel.
          From what I can find on Daniel Boone's grave, he may have been
buried in MO then reburied in KY. However one site indicates the
effort to dig him up and relocate him to KY may have resulted in them
digging up and reburying the wrong person.

http://www.roadsideamerica.com/set/HISTboone.html
           I would be glad to correspond with you on any of the ancestors we share.
 Les Tate

56.  Robert McGimsey Sr or Robert McJimsey-45897
    Research by Ocheltree & Joseph McGimsey show last known place of residence was
 York county, PA.
     Research by Ocheltree shows that the mother of Robert was unknown.
     Beware undocumented assertion by Joseph McGimsey that Mary Lekie was the mother.
     Research as of Oct. 27, 1998 by Joseph McGimsey. ***See George HomerMcJimsey's History:
 URL is: <http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/m/c/j/George-H-McJimsey/index.html>
        Robert came to America In 1770. He settled in York County, Pa., and died in PA., in 1799. McJimsey 
Report - from George H. McJimsey has Cemetery Inscriptions - Lower Marsh Creek Presbyterian Cemetery, 
Highland Township, Adams County. Robert McJimsey; died Ap, 1799; aged 69. 1799 -69 = 1730.
     Research by Shirley Joann Fisher for Sue in  PRF  CD#49 pin#375853

57.  MARY HARBISON-44596
    Cliff Ocheltree says he needs some collaboration from McGimsey researchers.
     My interest in Robert McGimsey is in his wife Mary. My ancestor Francis Harbison,born in 1758, went into 
the Rev. War as a paid substitute for Robert McGimsey, according to his pension record from the National 
Archives.
    Both men lived in Hamiltonbann Township, York County, PA, as of the 1782 tax list. Francis was 14 
households away from Robert McGimsey on the 1790 census. Since Mary Harbison was the wife of Robert, it 
seems quite possible that Mary was related to Francis. Do any of you know any more about Mary Harbison? I 
see from one online site that she was born in the U.S., while Robert immigrated from County Down, IRE. He 
must have met her after he arrived.
     My family research on Fultons, Harbisons, and other lines has also turned up sales of land by William 
McGimsey, son of Robert, in Indiana Co., PA, in years from 1810-20. At the end of each land description it 
states that the land was warranted in 1785 by Robert McGimsey and had been inherited by his son William. 
William and his wife Fanny both sign these deed transfers, and on one sale in 1815 they list their home as 
the Town of Williamsburg, Woodberry Township, Huntingdon County (that area is now Blair County). Robert's 
1785 grant was in Westmoreland County, some of which in 1803 became part
of Indiana County.
     Cliff syas "I'm happy to share any information I have, and welcome any help you McGimsey researchers 
can give me".

  Shirley Joann Fisher research on genealogy of Sue Burson.PRF CD#49 pin# 375854 e-dowden.

80.  Jacob BARLER or  Jacob Peauler-94382
     LHFS-28F

102.  Squire Squire Boone-5768
  He was a   Farmer, Quaker , Inn keeper, weaver and tanner 

  "Daniel Boone" by Thwaites

112.  David McGympsie-45853
       This is a small portion of "The Lay Of A Legend" by Dr. Charles Robert McGimsey III: 
       "The legend, as it was told to me, would have it that the earlier founders of the family resided in Norway 
on an island named Gimsoy. How long they had resided in this locality is not stated but presumably long 

John graduated from Edinburg University in the Science of Surveying, William in Medicine, and Thomas in 
Law from Edinburg University, Scotland. John McGimsey was born in County Down, Ireland 1754 and came 
to the United States when he was sixteen years old in 1770. He lived in Burke County, North Carolina. He 
married Flora Witherspoon and had two sons, William and

57.  MARY HARBISON-44596
    Cliff Ocheltree says he needs some collaboration from McGimsey researchers.
     My interest in Robert McGimsey is in his wife Mary. My ancestor Francis Harbison,born in 1758, went into 
the Rev. War as a paid substitute for Robert McGimsey, according to his pension record from the National 
Archives.
    Both men lived in Hamiltonbann Township, York County, PA, as of the 1782 tax list. Francis was 14 
households away from Robert McGimsey on the 1790 census. Since Mary Harbison was the wife of Robert, it 
seems quite possible that Mary was related to Francis. Do any of you know any more about Mary Harbison? I 
see from one online site that she was born in the U.S., while Robert immigrated from County Down, IRE. He 
must have met her after he arrived.
     My family research on Fultons, Harbisons, and other lines has also turned up sales of land by William 
McGimsey, son of Robert, in Indiana Co., PA, in years from 1810-20. At the end of each land description it 
states that the land was warranted in 1785 by Robert McGimsey and had been inherited by his son William. 
William and his wife Fanny both sign these deed transfers, and on one sale in 1815 they list their home as 
the Town of Williamsburg, Woodberry Township, Huntingdon County (that area is now Blair County). Robert's 
1785 grant was in Westmoreland County, some of which in 1803 became part
of Indiana County.
     Cliff syas "I'm happy to share any information I have, and welcome any help you McGimsey researchers 
can give me".

  Shirley Joann Fisher research on genealogy of Sue Burson.PRF CD#49 pin# 375854 e-dowden.

80.  Jacob BARLER or  Jacob Peauler-94382
     LHFS-28F

102.  Squire Squire Boone-5768
  He was a   Farmer, Quaker , Inn keeper, weaver and tanner 

  "Daniel Boone" by Thwaites

112.  David McGympsie-45853
       This is a small portion of "The Lay Of A Legend" by Dr. Charles Robert McGimsey III: 
       "The legend, as it was told to me, would have it that the earlier founders of the family resided in Norway 
on an island named Gimsoy. How long they had resided in this locality is not stated but presumably long 
enough to have the island named for themselves or, more likely, to themselves become known by the name 
of the island. ("Oy" in Norwegian means "island", so perhaps the original family name was "Gim" or "Gims"). 
Sometime around A. D. 1000. under the encouragement of the then Norwegian king, the area of Northern 
Norway, including Gimsoy, came under the influence of Christianity. Traditionalists to a fault, the ancestors 
would have none of these new fangled ideas and thereupon took sail for Scotland, a not unknown destination 
for Viking raiders of that period. This time the raiders stayed, evidently on the theory that in Scotland they 
might be free to live and worship as they had in the past. A little research revealed that there was a slight 
historical problem here in that by the time all of this was supposed to be taking place, at least some of the 
Scotland had been Christian for several hundred years. 
====stop  reading the source info at this point follows an DOWDEN INTERJECTION  ==========
Tradition has it that ABOUT 1000 AD QUEEN Margaret  CAME FROM IRELAND TO MARRY THE KING OF 
SCOTS AND BROUGHT CHRISTIANITY TO SCOTLAND FOR THE FIRST TIME. Perhaps there were other 

Burke County, North Carolina. He married Rowena Jassey, Maury County, Tennessee and lived in Columbia, 
where he practiced medicine. By this marriage he had a son, John W. McGimsey, Jr., who was born in 1822 
and died after 1874 in Baton Rouge, unmarried. As second wife, Dr. J.W.P. McGimsey married Martha M.C. 
Gillespie in 1830, and had; Mattie Elizabeth, Eudora Ann, James Gillespie and William Champe McGimsey. 
The family moved to Madison County, Mississippi in 1835. They remained there until 1849 when they moved 
to Baton Rouge, Louisiana, where he practiced medicine until his death in 1874. JOHN COX McGIMSEY - 
Son of Thomas and Polly Cox McGimsey, Ashe County, North Carolina. He was born in 1805, Ashe County, 
N.C. Married Charity Ann Daughton in 1827, Ashe County. They had six children. He died in California in 
1882. JOHN McGIMSEY - Pettioner in Indiana Territory alond with James Patterson. JOHN McGIMSEY - 
Listed in agricultural report for 1870, Wilcox, County, Alabama, living in Bethel Beat, Bethel, Alabama. 
JONATHAN McGIMSEY - He is the son of William McGimsey. He was living in Washington County, 
Tennessee in 1842. As shown by Court Order to work roads. ROBERT McGIMSEY, SR. - He was listed on 
York County Tax list for 1776-1779. Received land warrant in 1773. In Militia, Capt. Johnson's Company, 
York County in 1781. Listed in 1790 census for York County, Pennsylvania. Will dated 1799 listed the 
following: Wife: Mary Harbison - Listed on George Homer McJimsey's Home Page on the Internet. 04/18/
1997.
ROBERT McGIMSEY, SR. - He was listed on York County Tax list for 1776-1779. Received land warrant in 
1773. In Militia, Capt. Johnson's Company, York County in 1781. Listed in 1790 census for York County, 
Pennsylvania. Will dated 1799 listed the following: Wife: Mary Harbison - Listed on George Homer 
McJimsey's Home Page on the Internet. 04/18/1997. Sons: John, Robert Jr., William and Joseph. Dau: Anne 
McGimsey Patterson. ROBERT McGIMSEY, JR. - He is the son of Robert Sr. Received 300 acres of land on 
Black Legs Creek, Armstrong Township, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania by father's will. His wife was 
Mary Waugh. ROBERT VANCE McGIMSEY - He was born in 1829, in Burke County, North Carolina. 
Mentioned in father's will dated 1830. He was reared by Uncle, Dr. J.W.P. McGimsey and wife Martha M.C. 
Gillespie McGimsey. He married Eliza Louisa Hunter, daughter of Col. Robert Hunter of Baton Rouge. He 
died in Baton Rouge, leaving wife and infant son, Robert Hunter McGimsey. JOSEPH McGIMSEY - He is the 
son of Robert McGimsey of York County, Pennsylvania, as shown in will. He received home land at father's 
death. Later records in Adams County, Pennsylvania. JOSEPH LEWIS McGIMSEY - He is the son of John 
McGimsey of York County, Pennsylvania, Virginia and Burke County, N.C. He was born about 1775-1777, 
and died in 1852 in Burke County, North Carolina. He had two sons, Alpheus and Alphonse.

80.  Jacob BARLER or  Jacob Peauler-94382
     LHFS-28F

102.  Squire Squire Boone-5768
  He was a   Farmer, Quaker , Inn keeper, weaver and tanner 

  "Daniel Boone" by Thwaites

112.  David McGympsie-45853
       This is a small portion of "The Lay Of A Legend" by Dr. Charles Robert McGimsey III: 
       "The legend, as it was told to me, would have it that the earlier founders of the family resided in Norway 
on an island named Gimsoy. How long they had resided in this locality is not stated but presumably long 
enough to have the island named for themselves or, more likely, to themselves become known by the name 
of the island. ("Oy" in Norwegian means "island", so perhaps the original family name was "Gim" or "Gims"). 
Sometime around A. D. 1000. under the encouragement of the then Norwegian king, the area of Northern 
Norway, including Gimsoy, came under the influence of Christianity. Traditionalists to a fault, the ancestors 
would have none of these new fangled ideas and thereupon took sail for Scotland, a not unknown destination 
for Viking raiders of that period. This time the raiders stayed, evidently on the theory that in Scotland they 
might be free to live and worship as they had in the past. A little research revealed that there was a slight 
historical problem here in that by the time all of this was supposed to be taking place, at least some of the 
Scotland had been Christian for several hundred years. 

need prooof
[2-12-2012] added from MaryannBowman data GED - 12 Feb 2012     File: H:\
BOONE Squires new children 2-12-12.GED (12 Feb 2012)
    Created by: PAF Personal Ancestral File 5.2.18.0
    Submitted by: MaryAnnBowman wPatriciaDowden
    Individuals: 80;     Marriages: 23;     Sources: 1;     Repositories: 0;     Errors: 0
WARNING: BOONE Squires new children 2-12-12.GED, line 321: RIN 92890: Unknown temple code 
'LVEGS' used in LDS Ordinance. 	2 TEMP LVEGS
WARNING: BOONE Squires new children 2-12-12.GED, line 375: RIN 92892: Unknown temple code 'LANG' 
used in LDS Ordinance.	2 TEMP LANG
WARNING: BOONE Squires new children 2-12-12.GED, line 381: RIN 92892: Unknown temple code 'LANG' 
used in LDS Ordinance.	2 TEMP LANG
WARNING: BOONE Squires new children 2-12-12.GED, line 933: RIN 92913: Unknown temple code 'LANG' 
used in LDS Ordinance.	2 TEMP LANG
WARNING: BOONE Squires new children 2-12-12.GED, line 939: RIN 92913: Unknown temple code 'LANG' 
used in LDS Ordinance.	2 TEMP LANG
prior sources of the childrens data [11-11-95]confirms"...b.Nov...weaver/tanner [ new occ'data]...md.
Gwynedd,Berks co.,PA..." : Joyce Carlson source:
ahnentafel records of Lucille Bailey, 9948 Lull St.,Burbank, CA 91504-1023
[1.0] via Martha Jo SUTHERNWOOD:8-25-94 xerox: slight differences this source:
S.A.Stephenson, 11204 Grandview, Overland Park, KY 66210, 3-8-1983 family group
sheet:"b.11-25-1696,Manchester,D.,E/md. 23 Sep 1720/d.1-1-1765,Rowan C.,NC"adds
BIOGRAPHICAL:" farmer/quaker/fought in Indian Wars" about 1812,son of parents
PARENTS OF:[note these are the only children listed by this source]noted 9'94
Sarah,Isreal,Samuel,Jonathan,ElizabethDaniel,mary,George,Edward,Squire,Hannah.
[1.1] combination data of 5-20-94 same dates/places verified compared
to source cited: "b...Devons,E/md....Berks co.,PA/d...Rowan Co.,NC" from:book:
"The Boone Family" re: Geo/Mary BOONE"Who came to America in 1717,
containing many unpublished bits of early Kentuck history, also a biographical
sketch of Daniel BOONE, the pioneer by one of his descendants,complied by Hazel
ATTERBURY Spaker, the tuttle Co.,pub, Rutland,Vermont, 1922"
data transcribed 5-16-1994 by/from: John Royston FISHER, 5001 Sunset Ave,
Anacortes, WA98221-4067,response my '91 AF submission of Jemima/Jemina
[2] biographical notes show only a few of the children: sources of these data:
 Mary Poehler RT.2,BOX83A,Lousiville,IL 62858: 8-17-94 PEDIGREE CHART
[2.1.0]  "Merry History" Sandra Blaine [spelling?] Rt. 1, box 156, Prague, OK
[2.1.1]  Maxine Gravenhorst Effingham,IL
[2.1.2]  Bryan W Poehler [son of Mary ] Vancouver,WA
Sarah
Israel
Samuel
Jonathan
Elizabeth
Daniel
Mary
George
[see 8-25-94 ref following]
8-17-94 : there are more notes but need to condense before print again
[3.2]prior to 5-20-94:notes NEED TO CONDENSE(1a)10-3/9-12-93 DTW
pedigree/computer
"b.11.25.1696 Manchester,England" & md. 7-23-1720 in Berks co.,PA" there is no

d.Mocksville as in DTW,only "d.1.2.1765 Rowan Co.,PA" (1b) 8-17-93 MAYBE ERROR
IN MARRIAGE DATA REF Cathie 8'93 trip to PA xeroxes  "Works Progress Admin.
for...Fed.Historical Records survey 2.15.1939 [depression make work project]
from Historical Society of Berks county,5th & Spring St.,Reading,PA "Reguarding
Daniel Boone Research, Exeter... Geo.II b.?died aged 60 md.Sarah Uppey b.? died
aged 80...shows all desc:..."George III b.1666 d. 7.27.1744 [ shown as
burial date herewith ], md.Mary MAUGRIDGE b. 1669,d.2.2.1740 aged 72 years" and
shows .....md.Gwynedd meeeting 9.23.1720.....
8.19.93 : Cathie public works 1939 data shows order of birth of children :
"Sarah,Israel,Sam.,Jon.,Eliz.,Dan.,Mary,Geo., Ed.,Squire & Hanna"
(2.4)this is EXACTLY THE ORDER birth of the 21 kids per AF 7.22.93
BUT merges 7.23.93 reduced children from 21 so put back missed ones:data prob OK
(1a)merge 7.22.93 GEDCOM: AF lacks SP:compl;no d.city/no burial & adds chr. data
(1b)GEDCOM "MyMilton"[older]info we had about 1696 for b.England,
add md.city and date changed from 27th to 23th also added death city & verifies
per 5.24.1993 pedigree charts of June THOMAS Allan :4'93 compares prior info
d.about 1765 in N.C. for death, their info is shown here  AFN:202C-ZR
(2)6'92 found IGI 7 entries for ord work  AF 4.02 descendancy only shows #1 and
#2 and this #11 children and md.  Sarah Morgan (3) 8.5.93 Joe SISSOM data
b."11.25.1696 Eng;d.bef 1744;1720 PA,Sarah MORGAN"CONFIRMS all have 8.9.93
8.17.93 new(4.1) Cathie 8'93 trip to PA xerox "The Penna.-German" v 9 Jan-Dec
1908 ed H W Kriebel, East Greenville,PA by Holzapfel Pub co Cleona,PA : (A)
p 233 (B) p 142 "Gen notes & quries:PA German:Nationality & Ancestors of Daniel
BOONE" quoting (4.2) Cathie 8'93 trip to PA xeroxes (4.l)"Works Progress Admin.
for...Fed.Historical Records survey 2.15.1939 [depression make work project]
from Historical Society of Berks county,5th & Spring St.,Reading,PA "Reguarding
Daniel Boone Research, Exeter... Geo.II b.?died aged 60 md.Sarah Uppey ..and
more."verifies the birth/death[place] data for Squire
(9)b.11.25 or 12.6 1696 per 8'93 Cathie tripPA xeroxes "Works Progress Admin'39
for...Fed.Historical Records survey 2.15.1939 [depression make work project]
from Historical Society of Berks county,5th & Spring St.,Reading,PA
SOURCES DATA: "Historical Collections of Gwynedd" by Howard Jenkins p 410[Morgan
family]...PA Archieves v 19 2nd series dep. in Berks co
Hist.Soc...ExeterMeetinghouse records F.Draper Mss 2B74; 19C57;
11C96..."Life of Dan.Boone" by Bogart,1858 and various Draper manuscripts
summary xeroxes 8.19.93 by Cathie PA trip Dept public works research 1939 notes
also cited "Guyned Monthly Meeting..PA Arch.ser.v.19 p 644/583; Chockleys
abstr. pub.rec.of Rockingham(Agusta)co.VA; Boone article by D.P.G.Bertolette
1860;abstr.Berks co.wills p 358; Hist.Berks/Lebanon co"by Rupple
[5.2] 8-25-94 via Martha Jo SOUTHERNWOOD
"A History of the Pioneer Families of Missouri, with Numerbous sketches,
anecdotres, adventures, etc., relaing to EARLY DAYS IN MISSOURI, also the lives
of DANIEL BOONE and the celebrated Indian Chief BLAKC HAWK with numerous
biographies and histories of primitives institutions" by Wm BRYAN and Robt ROSE,
publ. 1876 by BRYAN,BRAND &CO.,MO, distributed by the gen. Publ. Co.,
Baltimore, MD.,via Corpus Christi Libraries.:page 3:
"name of 3 of Dan children of the total of 11 were know in 1876...[we know
about 22 in 1994]...George father of John,James,Squire=Dan father had 7sons/
/4 dau/md.Sarah MORGAN ... Geo named his residence Exeter after English home
Geo had 11 [2 dau/9 sons]... Dan b.10-22-1731,Bucks co.,PA..." LIST OF CHILDREN
Israel

Sarah
Samuel
Jonathan
Elizabeh
Daniel
Mary
George
Squire jr
Hannah
"...when Dan small Squire,his Dad, moved to BerksCo., not afr from
Reading...Indians...wild-cats..."page 6 ibid"to NC...Yadkin river, 8 mi from
Wilkesboro...Rebecca BRYAN...children..."

Source of information: research by Peggy Harvey:
 Family Group Sheet submitted to Temple by
                               Edna Gertrude (Stewart) Cran
                               7500 Brownwood Way
                               Sacramento, California 95822
            Film # 0858787

!  "Daniel Boone" by Thwaites

112.  David McGympsie-45853
       This is a small portion of "The Lay Of A Legend" by Dr. Charles Robert McGimsey III: 
       "The legend, as it was told to me, would have it that the earlier founders of the family resided in Norway 
on an island named Gimsoy. How long they had resided in this locality is not stated but presumably long 
enough to have the island named for themselves or, more likely, to themselves become known by the name 
of the island. ("Oy" in Norwegian means "island", so perhaps the original family name was "Gim" or "Gims"). 
Sometime around A. D. 1000. under the encouragement of the then Norwegian king, the area of Northern 
Norway, including Gimsoy, came under the influence of Christianity. Traditionalists to a fault, the ancestors 
would have none of these new fangled ideas and thereupon took sail for Scotland, a not unknown destination 
for Viking raiders of that period. This time the raiders stayed, evidently on the theory that in Scotland they 
might be free to live and worship as they had in the past. A little research revealed that there was a slight 
historical problem here in that by the time all of this was supposed to be taking place, at least some of the 
Scotland had been Christian for several hundred years. 
====stop  reading the source info at this point follows an DOWDEN INTERJECTION  ==========
Tradition has it that ABOUT 1000 AD QUEEN Margaret  CAME FROM IRELAND TO MARRY THE KING OF 
SCOTS AND BROUGHT CHRISTIANITY TO SCOTLAND FOR THE FIRST TIME. Perhaps there were other 
Christains before her but that religion is generally attributed to being brought by Maragret 
=======continue the source transcription ====================
But then probably the outlying islands, such as the Orkneys and Shetlands, which the Norse controlled, 
probably were not and, after all, one cannot demand of a legend an absolutely precise itinerary". 
    http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/m/c/j/George-Mcjimsey/GENE4-0001.html
 Descendants of David McGympsie also available

     McGIMSEYs OF SCOTLAND AND IRELAND (Taken from "The McGimsey Family" by Edith Warren 
Huggins) 
    Research conducted in Scotland and Ireland by Donald A. Todd, Genealogist, 3 McNeill Street, Edinburgh 
11, Scotland (Research courtesy of B. B. McGimsey, P. O. Box 1661, San Antonio, Texas) Mr. Todd states 
that McGimseys were never very numerous in Scotland and are not practically extinct, being emigrants from 
Ulster, particularly from Bangor and Belfact, Ireland. The name is derived from MacDhiomasaigh son of 
Diomasach, from diomaach, meaning proud. 

 B. McGimsey, P. O. Box 1661, San Antonio, Texas) Mr. Todd states that McGimseys were never very 
numerous in Scotland and are not practically extinct, being emigrants from Ulster, particularly from Bangor 
and Belfact, Ireland. The name is derived from MacDhiomasaigh son of Diomasach, from diomaach, meaning 
proud. 
    An ancient McGimpsie family in Ireland stems from Thomas Mac Gimpsie, vicar of St. Sineals, in the 
diocese of Clogher (or could be Vlog?er, the copy I have is typed over at the C & V and at h) in 1350. 
Odo Maginssa in 1422 was a nobleman of Diocese of Dromore. 
    In 1300 a party of McGimpseys traveled forty miles from the coast of County Down, Ireland, to settle in the 
district of Glasserton in Wigtonshire, Scotland. They appear on the Galloway, Scotland, records from about 
1500 to 1700, after which they either died out or returned to their ancestral home in County Down. 
    In 1529 in Galloway, Gilbert MacGympsey, born ca 1480, was listed in a court case. 
    In 1552 in the parish of Kirkandrews, now a part of the parish of Borgue, Thomas McGympsy was a 
witness. Kirkandrews was a village and an ancient parish on the coast of Kirkcudbrightshire but is now a 
small hamlet in Scotland. 
    In 1631 in the parish of Kirkanderis, Galloway, Cuthbertum Gimpsie, a tenant of Kinzieantoun (town of 
Kennetch) is shown on the records. 
     In 1638 in the parish of Borgus, Galloway, Scotland, Thomas McGympsie was a Covenant Signer. In the 
same year Jon McGimsie, "older and younger in Littlepark" were signers at Cardoness, Minigaff. 
     In 1643 John MacGumpsie of Wigton, Scotland, was charged with carrying concealed weapons and 
ejecting a householder. 
     In 1684 a list of Parishioners of Wigtonshire, Scotland were Janet Gimpsie, cottar; parish of Glasserton; 
Margaret McGimsie, Cioon, parish of Penninghame; John McJampse, Forest of Buchan; Agnes McJamsie, 
the barony of Bardrohwood, parish of Minnigaff; Alexander McGymphie and wife, Kirkandrews, parish of 
borgue. 
      About 1700 the family disappeared and probably removed again to Ulster. 
     David McGympsie's wife was Mary Leckie in 1738 at St. Ninians, near Sterling, Scotland, where he was 
Excise Officer from 1733-1741. In 1741 his wife was Anna Muschet. 
Mr. Todd believes that a branch of the McGimseys in America may be descendants of this family. 
      Below are notes written by Joseph Louis McGimsey, Sr. 
David McGympsie of St. Ninians by Donald A. Todd. Quoted below. 
       It would appear from the Scottish records of the family, that the most probable origin of the American 
McGimsies would be from David who was Excise Officer at St. Ninians near Stirling from 1738 to 1741. It is 
thought that he was transferred to Nilayth, in Stirlingshire in 1741. 
     David McGympsie's first wife was Mary Leckie. No record of marriage, but in 1738, Andrew their son was 
baptised 15th August. 
     nna, lawful daughter to David McGympsie and Anna Muschett at St. Ninians, baptised June 1, 1740. 
David McGympsie and Anna Muschett were married September 9, 1740. 
No record of death of Mary Leckie at St. Ninians. 
      David may not be the partent of William, Robert and John, but it is the conclusion of Donald Tod based on 
the information B. B. McGimsey gave him and the research that Donald Tod did in Scotland in 1951. 
      Notes of Joseph Louis McGimsey about David McGympsie: 
1. 1738, name is spelled McGympsie, McGimpsie and McGimsie in Scotland. 
2. September 09, 1740, David married Anna Muschett. 
3. 1747, Tod's records show no records of Baptism, marriage or deaths after 1747. 
4. July 29, 1998, started using David as the father of William based on Donald Tod's research. 
5. July 29, 1998, Tod's records do not indicate a William, John or Robert. Only Andrew. 
6. July 29, 1998, Family tradition has the 1770's McGimp;sey's being Scotch-Irish. 
7. July 29, 1998, McGimpsey's on record in Scotland from 1529 - 1741. 
8. July 29, 1998, These McGimpsey's returning to Ireland would be Scotch-Irish. 
9. July 29, 1998, Origin of name would still be Irish. 
10. July 29, 1998, Family tradition also states we were Vikings from Lofoten Islands in 990. 

ning to Ireland would be Scotch-Irish. 
9. July 29, 1998, Origin of name would still be Irish. 
10. July 29, 1998, Family tradition also states we were Vikings from Lofoten Islands in 990. 

    e-caught 10:27 pm 5-6-2012 by dowden
......................... 10  Christopher Lyle Tompkins  b: Private
......................  9  Phillis Raye Tompkins  b: Private
.........................  +James Michael Burke  b: Private
......................... 10  Belinda Sue Burke  b: Private
......................... 10  Timothy James Burke  b: Private
......................... 10  Cory Allen Burke  b: Private
......................... 10  Elizabeth Ann Burke  b: Private
................  7  Lawrence Riley McJimsey  b: April 05, 1882 in Van Wert, Decatur County, Iowa, USA
...................  +Lena Grubbs  b: WFT Est. 1879-1907
...................  8  Mary Lee  b: WFT Est. 1902-1917
................  7  Francis L. McJimsey  b: April 23, 1885 in Van Wert, Decatur County, Iowa, USA
................  7  George Milton McJimsey  b: January 02, 1890 in Van Wert, Decatur County, Iowa, USA
.............  6  William Riley McJimsey  b: 1849 in unknown
................  +Caroline Newell  
................  7  Bessie McJimsey  
................  7  Riley McJimsey  
................  7  Velma McJimsey  
................  7  John McJimsey  
................  7  Neal Arizona McJimsey  b: 1896
...................  +William Andrew Dunn  
...................  8  Audry Dunn  b: in Humeston, IA
...................  8  Gwenith Charlene Dunn  b: in Humeston, IA
......................  +Fry  
......................  9  Dolly Fry  
.........................  +Mundell  
...................  8  Mable Dunn  b: in Humeston, IA
...................  8  Donald Dunn  b: in Humeston, IA
...................  8  Rexine Dunn  b: in Humeston, IA
......................  +Mundabaugh  
...................  8  Caroline Dunn  b: in Humeston, IA
...................  8  Virginia Dunn  b: in Humeston, IA
......................  +Sponsler  
...................  8  Mardis Dunn  
...................  8  Dixie Dunn  
...................  8  Trixie Dunn  
.............  6  Sarah N. McJimsey  b: 1849
................  +Keil  
.......  4  John McJimsey  b: November 03, 1799 in OH
..........  +Mary Anne Hiser  
..........  5  [74] Joseph McJimsey  b: 1825 in unknown
.............  +Isobel Bales  
.............  6  Elmer Edgar Ellsworth McJimsey  b: February 23, 1862 in Wingate, IN
................  +Caroline Webb  
................  7  Mary Caroline McJimsey  b: Unknown
...................  +L. A. Fallen  
................  7  Josephine McJimsey  b: Unknown

known
.............  +Martin B. Moudy  b: Unknown in unknown
.............  6  Rudolph S. Moudy  b: 1851 in Montgomery Co., IN
.............  6  Nancy Jane Moudy  b: August 12, 1854 in Montgomery Co., IN
................  +Theodore Hurst Ocheltree  
.............  6  Arthur Moudy  b: 1855
.............  6  John Moudy  b: 1856
.............  6  Florence Moudy  b: 1858
.............  6  Laura Moudy  b: 1862
..........  5  [75] John Tatman McJimsey  b: 1840 in IN
.............  +Hanna Ames  
.............  6  Guy Ames McJimsey  b: 1866 in Greencastle, IN
................  +Margaret Wilboner  
................  7  Margaret Ames McJimsey  b: 1891
...................  +Lawrence Moore Kiplinger  
...................  8  John Amos Kiplinger  b: June 13, 1914
................  7  Mary Geanetta McJimsey  b: Unknown
...................  +Harry C. Greemsley  
..........  *2nd Wife of [75] John Tatman McJimsey:  
.............  +Armenta DeBolt  
..........  5  Nancy Ann McJimsey  b: Abt. 1843
..........  5  Mary J. McJimsey  b: Unknown
.......  4  Anne McJimsey  b: Unknown
..........  +Joel Westfall  
.......  4  Mary McJimsey  b: Unknown
..........  +James Westfall  
.......  4  Supunne McJimsey  b: Unknown
..........  +Charles Davis  
....  3  William McJimsey  b: 1771 in York Co., PA
.......  +Fanny Davis  
.......  4  [76] Mary Ann McJimsey  b: 1804 in MD
..........  +James McLelland  
.......  *2nd Husband of [76] Mary Ann McJimsey:  
..........  +Alexander Green  
.......  4  John McJimsey  b: 1806 in PA
====foregoing from website=DESCENDANTS LIST =following by Cathie 5-6-2012========
1  [175] David McGympsie  
.  +Mary Leckie  
.  2  Robert McJimsey, Sr.  b: 1730 in County Down, Ireland
....  +Mary Harbison  b: 1741 in County Down, Ireland
....  3  Robert McJimsey, Jr.  b: 1762 in Ireland
.......  +Mary Waugh  b: Unknown in unknown
.......  4  Jane McJimsey  b: 1782 in KY
..........  +Adam Thomas  b: February 25, 1782 in Fishers Fort, Mercer Co., KY
.......  4  Robert McJimsey  b: 1790 in KY
..........  +Unknown  
.......  4  William McJimsey  b: 1792 in KY
..........  +Ruth Mooney  b: in Unknown
[from page 5 of descendant report, which is 25 pages long]
....... 4 John McJimsey  b: November 03, 1799 in OH
..........  +Mary Anne Hiser  

at David McGympsie, had > 3 sons that came to America. They were John, William and > Robert. It is known 
that A Dr. William McGimpsey was hanged > for being a Tory. It is also believed that the rest of the > family 
wanted to distance themselves from Dr. McGimpsey. > Hence we have different spelling of the family name, > 
McJimsey, McGimsey, McGimpsey, McJimpsey, McGympsie, > McGimpsie and McGympsy. > > In the report 
below, most of the information was collected > by Mary McGimsey Staples, B.B. McGimsey, Jeremiah 
Alderson > McGimsey, Pearl Jasper McJimsey and Ilyne McJimsey Olson, > Robbie Sue McJimsey Burson, 
and Robert Aden McJimsey. Much > of the information has been handed down thru the generations > and 
does not have a provable source other than a family > members memory. > > website owner: Updated 
September 20, 2000 > > George Homer McJimsey > 1121 Prescott > Amarillo, TX 79118 > A-United States > 
geo472d@arn.net > > > here is the stuff on John McJimsey's father: > 21. Robert4 McJimsey (Robert3, 
Robert2, David1 > McGympsie)87 was born 1790 in KY87, and died 1825 in Miami > Co., OH87. He married 
Unknown87. > > Notes for Robert McJimsey: > Found in the "War of 1812 Muster Rolls" Robert > McJimsey 
that was in Capt. Westfall's Mounted Co. (May > 1812), Ohio Militia. There was also a William McJimsey in > 
the same company in Oct-Nov of 1812. This could be > Robert's brother. > > and here is stuff on John & Mary 
McJimsey: > > 23. John4 McJimsey (Robert3, Robert2, David1 > McGympsie)100,101 was born November 
03, 1799 in OH102,103, > and died June 29, 1891 in Montgomery Co., IN104,105. He > married Mary Anne 
Hiser106, daughter of Dennis Hizer and > Elizabeth. > > Notes for John McJimsey: > Obituary: Crawfordsville 
Daily Journal (30 June 1891) > > "John McJimpsey died at his home in Wingate Monday, > June 29, aged 92 
years. He was born in Ohio Nov 3, 1811 . He > came to Montgomery Co. in 1835 when this county was 
almost a > wilderness. He has four children living and four dead; one > son in Maryville, MO, one son in 
Vincennes, one daughter in > Worthington, IN, one the wife of A.H. Gilkey of Wingate. He > was married 
three times. His second wife was Mary Lewis. He > married Lidy Bain in 1874. He was a member of the 
Methodist > church and a member of Ashler Lodge, Masonic fraternity. By > that order he was buried at 
Wingate today. One more of the > old pioneers gone. He was a good citizen and an honest > man." > > Gma' 
McJimsey remembered from Journal Review/Montgomery > Record (@1988): > > Lydia Zenor born Oct 2, 
1823 Jefferson Co., IN, died March > 1924. Married Robert Bain Sept 1854; married John McJimsey > 1871. 
(I have a Marriage License dated 14 Oct and returned > 15 Oct 1873 for John & Lydia.) > > Notes from: 
History of Nodaway Co., MO (1882) pp. 689-90: > > One of John (of Va) & Mary (of PA) (Heizer) > 
McJimsey's girls was Sarah McJimsey born 19 April 1831 > in OH who married James Bryant on 31 Dec 
1848 at Pleasant > Hill (now Wingate). Both John and Sarah were living in 1882 > when the book was written. 
> > Greenlawn Cemetery, Wingate IN: > > Nancy Jane McJimsey d 14 May 1864 (ae 24y 2m 27d) > Jane 
McJimsey, wife Joseph b 18 Sept 1854 (ae 45y 2m 12d) > Winfield Scott McJimsey, son of Joseph & Jane b > 
3/2/1850 > John McJimsey b 3 Nov 1799 d 29 June 1891 > Mary McJimsey d 1/2/1873 (ae 68y 2m) > > The 
information above was sent to me by Clifford J. > Ocheltree > > George Homer McJimsey > > > > More About 
John McJimsey: > Burial: Greenlawn Cemetery, Wingate, IN107 > > More About Mary Anne Hiser: > Burial: 
Greenlawn Cemetery, Wingate, IN107 > > Children of John McJimsey and Mary Hiser are: > + 104 i. Joseph5 
McJimsey, born 1825 in > unknown; died Unknown in unknown. + 105 ii. Sarah > Ann McJimsey, born April 
19, 1831 in Miami Co., OH; died > 1885 in unknown. + 106 iii. Martha A. McJimsey, > born Abt. 1834 in Miami 
Co., OH; died Unknown in unknown. > + 107 iv. John Tatman McJimsey, born 1840 in IN; died > 1927 in CA 
(?). 108 v. Nancy Ann McJimsey108, > born Abt. 1843108. 109 vi. Mary J. McJimsey108, > born Unknown. 
She married Aaron Gilkey109 December 20, 1847 > in Montgomery Co., IN109. > > footnotes: > 100. 
Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. > 101. Clifford J. Ocheltree > <mbccjo@mailhost.accesscom.net>, 
Obituary: > Crawfordsville Daily Journal (30 June 1891). > 102. Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. > 103. 
Clifford J. Ocheltree > <mbccjo@mailhost.accesscom.net>. > 104. Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. > 
105. Clifford J. Ocheltree > <mbccjo@mailhost.accesscom.net>. > 106. Researched by Ilyne McJimsey 
Olson. > 107. Clifford J. Ocheltree > <mbccjo@mailhost.accesscom.net>. > 108. Researched by Ilyne 
McJimsey Olson. > 109. Indiana State Library Genealogy Division. > > 

============= Descendants of David McGympsie Generation No. 2 2. Robert2 McJimsey, Sr. (David1 
McGympsie)4,5,6 was born 1730 in County Down, Ireland7, and died Abt. April 01, 1799 in Adams Co., PA7,
8,9. He married Mary Harbison10,11. She was born 1741 in County Down, Ireland12,13, and died July 22, 
1807 in Lancaster Co., PA14,15. Notes for Robert McJimsey, Sr.: WILL OF ROBERT MCJIMSEY, SR., OF 

 married James Bryant on 31 Dec 1848 at Pleasant > Hill (now Wingate). Both John and Sarah were living in 
1882 > when the book was written. > > Greenlawn Cemetery, Wingate IN: > > Nancy Jane McJimsey d 14 
May 1864 (ae 24y 2m 27d) > Jane McJimsey, wife Joseph b 18 Sept 1854 (ae 45y 2m 12d) > Winfield Scott 
McJimsey, son of Joseph & Jane b > 3/2/1850 > John McJimsey b 3 Nov 1799 d 29 June 1891 > Mary 
McJimsey d 1/2/1873 (ae 68y 2m) > > The information above was sent to me by Clifford J. > Ocheltree > > 
George Homer McJimsey > > > > More About John McJimsey: > Burial: Greenlawn Cemetery, Wingate, 
IN107 > > More About Mary Anne Hiser: > Burial: Greenlawn Cemetery, Wingate, IN107 > > Children of John 
McJimsey and Mary Hiser are: > + 104 i. Joseph5 McJimsey, born 1825 in > unknown; died Unknown in 
unknown. + 105 ii. Sarah > Ann McJimsey, born April 19, 1831 in Miami Co., OH; died > 1885 in unknown. + 
106 iii. Martha A. McJimsey, > born Abt. 1834 in Miami Co., OH; died Unknown in unknown. > + 107 iv. John 
Tatman McJimsey, born 1840 in IN; died > 1927 in CA (?). 108 v. Nancy Ann McJimsey108, > born Abt. 
1843108. 109 vi. Mary J. McJimsey108, > born Unknown. She married Aaron Gilkey109 December 20, 1847 
> in Montgomery Co., IN109. > > footnotes: > 100. Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. > 101. Clifford J. 
Ocheltree > <mbccjo@mailhost.accesscom.net>, Obituary: > Crawfordsville Daily Journal (30 June 1891). > 
102. Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. > 103. Clifford J. Ocheltree > <mbccjo@mailhost.accesscom.net>
. > 104. Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. > 105. Clifford J. Ocheltree > <mbccjo@mailhost.accesscom.
net>. > 106. Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. > 107. Clifford J. Ocheltree > <mbccjo@mailhost.
accesscom.net>. > 108. Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. > 109. Indiana State Library Genealogy 
Division. > > 

============= Descendants of David McGympsie Generation No. 2 2. Robert2 McJimsey, Sr. (David1 
McGympsie)4,5,6 was born 1730 in County Down, Ireland7, and died Abt. April 01, 1799 in Adams Co., PA7,
8,9. He married Mary Harbison10,11. She was born 1741 in County Down, Ireland12,13, and died July 22, 
1807 in Lancaster Co., PA14,15. Notes for Robert McJimsey, Sr.: WILL OF ROBERT MCJIMSEY, SR., OF 
YORK COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA I, Robert McJimsey of Hamiltonbann Township York County and State of 
Pennsylvania finding myself frail and weak in body, and calling to mind my mortality and that it is appointed 
unto all once to die and at the same time I bless God that I am of sound mind and memory. I do make and 
publish this my last will and Testament, in manner and form following that is to say. First of all, I order my 
body to be buried in a decent Christian manner at the discretion of my executors hereinafter mentioned as 
also my burial charges and my legal debts to be paid out of my personal estate. Secondly, I give and 
bequeath unto my well beloved wife, Mary McJimsey, my bay mare, two cows, and three sheep, and I allow 
the mare, cows, and sheep to be kept summer and winter free of costs, to her and in such a manner as they 
may suit her use. Further, I allow her a bed and furniture thereunto belonging to be her choice, also my 
corner cupboard and what is commonly put therein. Further I will allow that she shall have yearly half a 
bushel of flaxseed sowed for her and will allow her a small piece of ground near the oven for a garden. The 
little fire room mentioned above I allow to be plastered and made warm at the expense of the whole. When 
my son Joseph arrives at the full age, and then my beloved wife chooses to live by herself in the apartments 
mentioned, I will allow my son Joseph to give her yearly for her maintenance twelve bushels of wheat, six 
bushels of Indian corn, and four of buckwheat, also one hundred weight of beef, an as much pork, also two 
pounds in cash. If circumstances turns up hereafter making it more suitable for her to go elsewhere to live, 
allowing it to be her choice, she must be allowed compensation for the privileges above mentioned what may 
be agreed on betwixt her and my son Joseph or the judgement of men chosen by themselves. Further I allow 
her one third part of my personal Estate that will remain after my debts are paid and the specified articles 
mentioned to her and yet to mention to some others of my legatees are deducted. Further I bequeath her the 
money arising from the sale of my Negro wench Dinah, in case she is sold as herein directed. Further, I will 
that in case the mare mentioned to my wife, dies of creature causes before her use, my son Joseph is to give 
her the use of one when she stands in need thereof. Thirdly, I give and bequeath to my son Robert McJimsey 
the one half of the land belonging to me laying on black legs creek in Westmoreland County, State of 
Pennsylvania, said half to be that part the warrant mentions as taken out in his name, to his heir and assigns 
forever. Further, I give and bequeath unto him the whole amount of the debt David Duncan owes me, he to 
recover it from him, but in case he cannot recover said debt from said Duncan whether whole or part, then I 
will allow him Fifty Pounds to be paid in two equal payments. Witz, the first payment to be in one year after 

his my last will and Testament, in manner and form following that is to say. First of all, I order my body to be 
buried in a decent Christian manner at the discretion of my executors hereinafter mentioned as also my burial 
charges and my legal debts to be paid out of my personal estate. Secondly, I give and bequeath unto my well 
beloved wife, Mary McJimsey, my bay mare, two cows, and three sheep, and I allow the mare, cows, and 
sheep to be kept summer and winter free of costs, to her and in such a manner as they may suit her use. 
Further, I allow her a bed and furniture thereunto belonging to be her choice, also my corner cupboard and 
what is commonly put therein. Further I will allow that she shall have yearly half a bushel of flaxseed sowed 
for her and will allow her a small piece of ground near the oven for a garden. The little fire room mentioned 
above I allow to be plastered and made warm at the expense of the whole. When my son Joseph arrives at 
the full age, and then my beloved wife chooses to live by herself in the apartments mentioned, I will allow my 
son Joseph to give her yearly for her maintenance twelve bushels of wheat, six bushels of Indian corn, and 
four of buckwheat, also one hundred weight of beef, an as much pork, also two pounds in cash. If 
circumstances turns up hereafter making it more suitable for her to go elsewhere to live, allowing it to be her 
choice, she must be allowed compensation for the privileges above mentioned what may be agreed on 
betwixt her and my son Joseph or the judgement of men chosen by themselves. Further I allow her one third 
part of my personal Estate that will remain after my debts are paid and the specified articles mentioned to her 
and yet to mention to some others of my legatees are deducted. Further I bequeath her the money arising 
from the sale of my Negro wench Dinah, in case she is sold as herein directed. Further, I will that in case the 
mare mentioned to my wife, dies of creature causes before her use, my son Joseph is to give her the use of 
one when she stands in need thereof. Thirdly, I give and bequeath to my son Robert McJimsey the one half 
of the land belonging to me laying on black legs creek in Westmoreland County, State of Pennsylvania, said 
half to be that part the warrant mentions as taken out in his name, to his heir and assigns forever. Further, I 
give and bequeath unto him the whole amount of the debt David Duncan owes me, he to recover it from him, 
but in case he cannot recover said debt from said Duncan whether whole or part, then I will allow him Fifty 
Pounds to be paid in two equal payments. Witz, the first payment to be in one year after my decease, the 
second payment to be in two years after my decease, by my son Joseph out of my real estate. But in case my 
son Robert recovers a part of said debt below Fifty Pounds, he is only to receive the balance betwixt the part 
received and Fifty Pounds from my son Joseph, and if he recovers the whole of said debt I will him the whole 
of it. Fourthly, I give and bequeath unto my son John McJimsey, Fifty Pounds to be in two equal payments, 
the first payment to be made in three years after my decease, the second payment to be made in five years 
after my decease, by my son Joseph McJimsey, out of my real estate. Fifthly, I give unto my son William 
McJimsey the other half of the tract of land mentioned above, said half to be that part whereon the 
Improvement is made, to him, his heirs and assigns forever. I also allow him two horses and gears for same 
fit for farming, and farming utensils, one cow, one bed and furniture, and ten Pounds in cash, also my body 
clothes, also my Negro James. Sixthly, I give and bequeath unto my daughter Anna McJimsey, now 
Petterson, One Hundred Pounds, to be paid by my son Joseph McJimsey out of the real Estate, in four equal 
payments, the first payment to be in four years after my decease, the second to be in six years after my 
decease, the third in seven years, the forth in eight years after my decease. Further I allow her my Negro girl 
names Pheby, until she be free by law. Seventhly, I give and bequeath unto my son Joseph McJimsey all the 
tract of land I now live upon. with the appurtenance thereon belonging to him, his heirs and assigns forever, 
he paying as above mentioned Fifty Pounds to his brother, John McJimsey and One Hundred Pounds to his 
sister, Anna McJimsey now Patterson, providing for and keeping his mother as above mentioned. Further I 
give and bequeath unto him all the residue of my personal estate not yet bequeathed, as also my Negro boy 
named Cuff. Eightly, I allow my Negro wench Dinah to be set free at the expiration of seven years after my 
departure, she to be at the discretion of wife, her service to be for the good of the family, as long as will be 
suitable and convenient for the peace and comfort of the family. If peace and comfort cannot be had with her, 
I allow my wife to sell her and the money arising therefrom I will give to her for her own proper use (as 
mentioned above). Ninth, I appoint, make and ordain my beloved wife Executriax, and my trusty sons William 
and Joseph McJimseys Executors, of this my last Will and Testament in trust for the intents and purposes in 
this my will contained to take care of and see the same performed according to my true intent and meaning. 
and I do hereby revoke and disannul all former wills at any time made by me, and do hereby establish this my 

gns forever. Further, I give and bequeath unto him the whole amount of the debt David Duncan owes me, he 
to recover it from him, but in case he cannot recover said debt from said Duncan whether whole or part, then I 
will allow him Fifty Pounds to be paid in two equal payments. Witz, the first payment to be in one year after 
my decease, the second payment to be in two years after my decease, by my son Joseph out of my real 
estate. But in case my son Robert recovers a part of said debt below Fifty Pounds, he is only to receive the 
balance betwixt the part received and Fifty Pounds from my son Joseph, and if he recovers the whole of said 
debt I will him the whole of it. Fourthly, I give and bequeath unto my son John McJimsey, Fifty Pounds to be 
in two equal payments, the first payment to be made in three years after my decease, the second payment to 
be made in five years after my decease, by my son Joseph McJimsey, out of my real estate. Fifthly, I give 
unto my son William McJimsey the other half of the tract of land mentioned above, said half to be that part 
whereon the Improvement is made, to him, his heirs and assigns forever. I also allow him two horses and 
gears for same fit for farming, and farming utensils, one cow, one bed and furniture, and ten Pounds in cash, 
also my body clothes, also my Negro James. Sixthly, I give and bequeath unto my daughter Anna McJimsey, 
now Petterson, One Hundred Pounds, to be paid by my son Joseph McJimsey out of the real Estate, in four 
equal payments, the first payment to be in four years after my decease, the second to be in six years after my 
decease, the third in seven years, the forth in eight years after my decease. Further I allow her my Negro girl 
names Pheby, until she be free by law. Seventhly, I give and bequeath unto my son Joseph McJimsey all the 
tract of land I now live upon. with the appurtenance thereon belonging to him, his heirs and assigns forever, 
he paying as above mentioned Fifty Pounds to his brother, John McJimsey and One Hundred Pounds to his 
sister, Anna McJimsey now Patterson, providing for and keeping his mother as above mentioned. Further I 
give and bequeath unto him all the residue of my personal estate not yet bequeathed, as also my Negro boy 
named Cuff. Eightly, I allow my Negro wench Dinah to be set free at the expiration of seven years after my 
departure, she to be at the discretion of wife, her service to be for the good of the family, as long as will be 
suitable and convenient for the peace and comfort of the family. If peace and comfort cannot be had with her, 
I allow my wife to sell her and the money arising therefrom I will give to her for her own proper use (as 
mentioned above). Ninth, I appoint, make and ordain my beloved wife Executriax, and my trusty sons William 
and Joseph McJimseys Executors, of this my last Will and Testament in trust for the intents and purposes in 
this my will contained to take care of and see the same performed according to my true intent and meaning. 
and I do hereby revoke and disannul all former wills at any time made by me, and do hereby establish this my 
last will and testament. In witness whereof, I the said Robert McJimsey, have to this my last will and 
testament set my had and seal this second day of March in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred 
and ninety nine. N.B. The works and the appurtenance hereunto belonging at the head of this page were 
inserted before signing........Robert McJimsey (SEAL) Signed, Sealed, Pronounced, and Declared by the said 
Robert McJimsey as for the last will and testament in the presence of us who were requested by said 
Testator to witness the signing and sealing thereof. Elijah Hart Isaac Moore Jos. McGinley Ilyne Olson sent 
me a cemetery list for the Lower Marsh Creek or "Sanders' " burying ground. It is located near the junction of 
Big and Little Marsh Creeks in Highland Township. The first burials date back to 1749, and the names of the 
aged people whose remains lie in the Lower Marsh Creek, or "Sanders' Cemetery," together with the dates of 
death, are given as follows: Robert McGinsky (McJimsey) 1799 (is among many other mentioned). The 
above would be Robert McJimsey, Sr.. There is also a DAR marker at his grave as being a Revolutionary 
War Soldier Notes of Dr. Charles Robert McGimsey III: PA State Archives for Westmoreland Co., PA lists: 
Robert McJimsey - 300 acres, 9 Sep 1785; and Robert McGimsey Jr. - 300 acres, 25 May 1786. 1790 census 
for York Co., PA, Robert McGimsey listed for first time as owning 1 slave. Warrant for 200 acres in Hamilton 
Bann Township York Co., PA, surveyed 27 Aug 1785 (for 113 acres) and patented to Robt. in 1796. PA 
Archives lists Robt on tax roles for 1779-82 with 200 acres and horses and cattle but no slaves. (Vol 21, pp. 
137, 282, 385, 602). 1790 Census (in PA) shows him with one other male over 16 and one under 16, and 3 
females. (wife, dau. Anna and ??). (But all children are mentioned in the 1799 Will). A lawsuit (1795), Robt. vs 
Col. John for collection of a note on which Col. John was an endorser. Robt. is on the 1799 and 1800 (?) tax 
lists with 200 acres, 5 horses and 7 cattle in Hamilons' Ban Township of York Co. PA. Only Mary McGimsey 
(over 45) and one female (26-45 (Anna?) are present in 1800 census. A memorandum dated 3 May 1799 at 
York PA attesting to William and Joseph as witnesses to Robert's Will. If indeed her father Robert is the son 

 the said Robert McJimsey, have to this my last will and testament set my had and seal this second day of 
March in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and ninety nine. N.B. The works and the 
appurtenance hereunto belonging at the head of this page were inserted before signing........Robert 
McJimsey (SEAL) Signed, Sealed, Pronounced, and Declared by the said Robert McJimsey as for the last 
will and testament in the presence of us who were requested by said Testator to witness the signing and 
sealing thereof. Elijah Hart Isaac Moore Jos. McGinley Ilyne Olson sent me a cemetery list for the Lower 
Marsh Creek or "Sanders' " burying ground. It is located near the junction of Big and Little Marsh Creeks in 
Highland Township. The first burials date back to 1749, and the names of the aged people whose remains lie 
in the Lower Marsh Creek, or "Sanders' Cemetery," together with the dates of death, are given as follows: 
Robert McGinsky (McJimsey) 1799 (is among many other mentioned). The above would be Robert McJimsey, 
Sr.. There is also a DAR marker at his grave as being a Revolutionary War Soldier Notes of Dr. Charles 
Robert McGimsey III: PA State Archives for Westmoreland Co., PA lists: Robert McJimsey - 300 acres, 9 Sep 
1785; and Robert McGimsey Jr. - 300 acres, 25 May 1786. 1790 census for York Co., PA, Robert McGimsey 
listed for first time as owning 1 slave. Warrant for 200 acres in Hamilton Bann Township York Co., PA, 
surveyed 27 Aug 1785 (for 113 acres) and patented to Robt. in 1796. PA Archives lists Robt on tax roles for 
1779-82 with 200 acres and horses and cattle but no slaves. (Vol 21, pp. 137, 282, 385, 602). 1790 Census 
(in PA) shows him with one other male over 16 and one under 16, and 3 females. (wife, dau. Anna and ??). 
(But all children are mentioned in the 1799 Will). A lawsuit (1795), Robt. vs Col. John for collection of a note 
on which Col. John was an endorser. Robt. is on the 1799 and 1800 (?) tax lists with 200 acres, 5 horses and 
7 cattle in Hamilons' Ban Township of York Co. PA. Only Mary McGimsey (over 45) and one female (26-45 
(Anna?) are present in 1800 census. A memorandum dated 3 May 1799 at York PA attesting to William and 
Joseph as witnesses to Robert's Will. If indeed her father Robert is the son of David's second marriage then 
Anna is a logical name as it was her grandmother's name. Note of George H. McJimsey: I don't feel that 
Robert is the son of Anna since he was 10 years old before David married Anna. More About Robert 
McJimsey, Sr.: Burial: April 1799, Lower Marsh Creek Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Adams Co., PA16,17 
Cemetery: April 1799, Section "E", Row XI, Plot 59 City/State: 1865 Knoxlyn Road, Gettysburg, PA 
Occupation: Bet. 1776 - 1778, Supervisor of Highways/Farmer18 Notes for Mary Harbison: Pennsylvania 
Vital Records II-Genealogical Gleanings from the Lancaster Journal: July, 1807..Died at Mr. Samuel 
Patterson's Chickies, on the 22nd Inst. Mrs Mary M'Jimsey, relict of Robert M'Jimsey in the 67th year of her 
age, for many years a respectable member of society in Adams Co.. (Note: She was staying at her daughters 
and I looked up the Chickies was short for a valley there in Lancaster). By Robbie Sue McJimsey Burson 
More About Mary Harbison: Burial: July 1807, Donegal Presbyterian Cemetery, Mt. Joy, PA19 Children of 
Robert McJimsey and Mary Harbison are: + 8 i. Robert3 McJimsey, Jr., born 1762 in Ireland; died 1846 in 
Montgomery Co., IN. + 9 ii. William McJimsey, born 1771 in York Co., PA; died 1840 in unknown. + 10 iii. 
John M. McJimsey, born August 18, 1772 in York Co., PA; died 1853. + 11 iv. Mary Ann McJimsey, born 
1778 in unknown; died April 26, 1847. + 12 v. Joseph Alexander McJimsey, born December 16, 1780 in 
Chester Co., PA; died September 20, 1821 in Harrisburg Co., PA. 3. Dr. William2 McGimpsey, Sr. (David1 
McGympsie)20,21 was born Abt. 1732 in Newtownards, Ulster Parish of Ireland22,23, and died October 07, 
1780 in Kings Mountain, SC24. He married Unknown in County Down, Ireland. Notes for Dr. William 
McGimpsey, Sr.: Dr. William McGimsey settled in Burke County, NC, by 1775. He brought three sons to 
America. They were William, John and Thomas. It is believed, without proof, that during the Revolutionary 
War that William McGimsey was a Tory (on the side of the British). "A Loyalist McGimpsey, who fought in the 
Battle of King's Mountain was captured, along with 30-40 other Tories, and at a Court Martial, held by Col. 
Cleveland, was hanged. Gen. Jospeh McDowell swore he knew little harm of McGimpsey, and asked that he 
be paroled. However Cleveland refused and Tory McGimpsey was hanged." (Photocopy of W. W. Lenoir's 
letter, Draper M_ _. 5 DD 110) This could explain why the difference in the spelling of the McGimpsey name. 
Since the rest of the family did not want to show any relation to William, they changed the spelling of the 
family name, McGimsey and McJimsey. Notes for William McGimpsey: Last update Sept. 22, 1998 by Joseph 
Louis McGimsey Dr. William McGimpsey settled in Burke County, NC, by 1775. He brought three sons to 
America. They were William, John and Thomas. I am using the "p" since I don't think it was dropped from our 
name until he was hung at Kings Mountain, SC for being a Tory. It has been stated that his neighbor 

nt to show any relation to William, they changed the spelling of the family name, McGimsey and McJimsey. 
Notes for William McGimpsey: Last update Sept. 22, 1998 by Joseph Louis McGimsey Dr. William 
McGimpsey settled in Burke County, NC, by 1775. He brought three sons to America. They were William, 
John and Thomas. I am using the "p" since I don't think it was dropped from our name until he was hung at 
Kings Mountain, SC for being a Tory. It has been stated that his neighbor McDowell tried to convince Col. 
Cleveland that he was not a Tory but failed. This is also proof that he owed (or rented?) land in Burke County 
being a neighbor of McDowell. However no trace of this man can be found in land records. From a letter to 
Margaret McGimsey, Morganton, NC, Nov 4, 1960 from my Aunt Mary (McGimsey) Staples, Concord, TN, my 
Aunt states the following. I have found documents that establish the fact that Col. John was in Burke County 
prior to 1780, and photostats of letters written to Lyman Draper, seem to prove that there was another and 
seemingly older McGimsey who lived near the Alexanders, the McDowells, the McFalls and other neighboring 
families. This McGimsey was captured by Col. Cleveland at Kings Mountain, and despite the efforts of the 
McDowells testimony and recommendation, was hanged along with several other Loyalists at Col. 
Cleveland's "drumhead" court. I have a very uneasy feeling this Loyalist McGimsey was the father of my Col. 
John and that his name was William. The John McGimsey I found in Chanceford Township, York County, as 
early as 1773, may have been a brother to Loyalist McGimsey, as could have been the Robert McGimsey, of 
Hamiltonbann Township, York County, Pennsylvania. End Quote. Although all McGimpsey relatives from the 
1770's tried to distance themselves from being kin to Dr. William McGimpsey, almost all his relatives named a 
son William. This also would prove that Dr. William McGimpsey held a very special place in the lives of the 
other McGimpsey's. I believe that this is the reason we have different spellings of our name today in America. 
Other McGimpsey's who came over during the potato famine in the 1840-1850 area and McGimpsey's who 
came over in 1878 as far as known still spell our name with a "p". I think all McGimpsey's distanced 
themselves from this incident to protect their lives. The Rev. War as I understand it in the Colonies had three 
sides, the Whigs, Torys and those who didn't want anything to do with either side and were forced to move to 
Canada to protect themselves. Throw in Tory England and you have a mess. I (Joe McGimsey) never liked 
anyone spelling our name with a "p" because I had one teacher that told me one day if it was spelled with a "
p" that it meant I was a descendant of a "Gimp" or cripple. Some teacher, but he never knew that the Irish 
language spelling or Gaelic was MacDiomasaigh and neither did I at the time. Just think how much trouble I 
would have getting him to believed that the Irish Gaelic version is pronounced similar to McJimsey. He 
couldn't pronounce McGimsey as McJimsey using a soft "g". He would have been completely lost with 
MacDiomasaigh. I have been told that "Diom" is pronounced in Gaelic, somewhere between "Jim & Jum". 
English version McDempsey, O'Dempsey, or Dempsey and the Irish/Anglo version as McGimpsey. 
McGimpsey's in Northern Ireland pronounce McGimpsey with a soft "g". Facts: 1. August 09, 1961, The 
McGimsey Family in American - B.B. McGimsey Chart 2. October 07, 1780, Dr. William McGimpsey died at 
Kings Mountain, SC. 3. July 29, 1998, William McGimpsey probably had older children that stayed in Ireland. 
More About Dr. William McGimpsey, Sr.: Fact 1: August 09, 1961, The McGimsey Family In America-B.B. 
McGimsey Chart Children of William McGimpsey and Unknown are: + 13 i. John W.3 McGimsey, born May 
22, 1754 in County down, Ireland; died September 21, 1821 in Columbia, TN. + 14 ii. William McGimsey, Jr., 
born Abt. 1765 in County Down, Ireland. + 15 iii. Thomas A. McGimsey, born May 05, 1772 in County Down, 
Ireland; died Abt. 1845. =================================================================
== Descendants of David McGympsie 4. John2 McGimsey, Sr. (David1 McGympsie)25 was born Abt. 1735 in 
County Down, Ireland, and died Abt. 1815 in NC. He married Elizabeth Lewis26 Unknown in unknown, 
daughter of Joseph Lewis and Sarah. She was born Unknown in unknown, and died Unknown in unknown. 
Notes for John McGimsey, Sr.: Last Updated: Sept. 17, 1998 by Joseph Louis McGimsey John McGimsey, Sr 
came to American in 1770. Settled in York County, PA, until he went to Burke County, NC in 1804. John 
McGimsey, Sr. of Scotch lineage migrated from Kirkcudbrightshire, Scotland to Ulster, Ireland, and settling in 
County Down, Ireland, came to Chanceford Township, York County, Pennsylvania about 1770. It is believed 
that he was a surveyor. He was a subscriber of Guinston Church in York County, Pennsylvania in 1771. John 
McGimsey was granted two land warrants in York County, Pennsylvania in 1773. He came to Virginia, where 
he is shown in Shenandoah (then Dunsmore O'County), in 1783. He is shown in Augusta County, Virginia in 
1785. Sarah Lewis, widow from York County, Pennsylvania, was also in Augusta County. It is possible that 

is shown in Augusta County, Virginia in 1785. Sarah Lewis, widow from York County, Pennsylvania, was also 
in Augusta County. It is possible that John McGimsey's sons lived with her at this time. John McGimsey, Sr 
came to Burke County by 1804, where John McGimsey, Jr gave him 300 acres of land. This was witnessed 
by Joseph L. McGimsey. It has been said by Edith Warren Huggins, a Professional Genealogist, in her 
research of the McGimsey Family, that John McGimsey, Sr was a widower when he came to America. 
Children of John McGimsey and Elizabeth Lewis are: + 16 i. John W.3 McGimsey, Sr., born Bef. 1775; died 
1828. + 17 ii. Joseph Lewis McGimsey, born 1775 in VA; died May 06, 1852 in Burk Co., NC. + 18 iii. Jane 
Yarbrough McGimsey, born Abt. 1780 in VA. + 19 iv. William McGimsey, born Unknown in unknown; died 
Unknown in Burnsville, NC. ==============================================================
==== Descendants of David McGympsie Generation No. 3 8. Robert3 McJimsey, Jr. (Robert2, David1 
McGympsie)27,28 was born 1762 in Ireland28,29, and died 1846 in Montgomery Co., IN30. He married Mary 
Waugh30 Unknown in PA, daughter of David Waugh and Jane Carrick. She was born Unknown in unknown, 
and died Unknown in unknown. Notes for Robert McJimsey, Jr.: Went to KY c 1790. Went west to OH in early 
1800's. May be one in Miami Co., OH, 1806. Children of Robert McJimsey and Mary Waugh are: + 20 i. 
Jane4 McJimsey, born 1782 in KY; died October 10, 1843 in Montgomery Co., IN. + 21 ii. Robert McJimsey, 
born 1790 in KY; died 1825 in Miami Co., OH. + 22 iii. William McJimsey, born 1792 in KY; died 1853 in 
Jasper Co., IN. + 23 iv. John McJimsey, born November 03, 1799 in OH; died June 29, 1891 in Montgomery 
Co., IN. 24 v. Anne McJimsey30, born Unknown30. She married Joel Westfall30 June 04, 1811 in Miami Co., 
OH30. 25 vi. Mary McJimsey30, born Unknown30. She married James Westfall30 1824 in Miami Co., OH30. 
26 vii. Supunne McJimsey30, born Unknown30. She married Charles Davis30 1822 in Miami Co., OH30. 9. 
William3 McJimsey (Robert2, David1 McGympsie)31,32 was born 1771 in York Co., PA33,34, and died 1840 
in unknown35. He married Fanny Davis36,37. She died November 22, 1825 in Statesville, NC38,39. Notes 
for William McJimsey: I believe with no proof to date that William is named after his Grandfather or Uncle. 
The first born carried his name, so I think William being the second son carries his grandfather or uncle's 
name. William named his first son after his brother John and his brother named his first son after William 
which makes me think they were very close not only in age (1 year) but in relationship too. William's brother 
John was a minister for over 50 years and his oldest son, John was in seminary to become a minister when 
he died of bilious fever at the age of 21 years. I have not found where William is buried and believe I should 
look around the area his brother was buried (New York) or son John is buried. It appears as if Fannie did 
Most of the financial managing after son died. William and Fannie had quite amount of land in NC, MD, and 
PA, later years Fannie is signing all paper for both of them so he must still be alive, but where. Later they 
seemed to give to children and lose a large amount of land. Son in law Alexander Green and daughter Mary 
Ann end up with most of the land. Fannie is buried in Statesville, NC in church cementer. By Robbie Sue 
McJimsey Burson Huntingdon Co., PA, c 1808 Baltimore, MD, c 1816-1823 Iredell Co., NC, c 1824 by Ilyne 
McJimsey Olson May 13, 1998 Ilyne McJimsey Olson, sent me a copy of a letter that William wrote to his 
sister Mary Ann Patterson, from Iredell County, NC on July 29th 1832. He talks about Brother John and the 
death of Brother Patterson. He talks about the marriage of his youngest daughter Sarah, to Dr. Samuel 
Conner. He speaks of his oldest son and two youngest sons. He speaks several times about having faith in 
God. Most of the hand writing is hard to make out. More About Fanny Davis: Burial: November 1825, Old 4th 
Creek Cemetery, Iredell Co., Statesville, NC40,41 Children of William McJimsey and Fanny Davis are: 27 i. 
Mary Ann4 McJimsey42,43, born 1804 in MD44,45; died December 28, 1861 in Statesville, NC46,47. She 
married (1) James McLelland48,49 182450. She married (2) Alexander Green 1850. Notes for Mary Ann 
McJimsey: After Mary Ann was widowed, she married Alexander Gree in 1850. There is some question as to 
he being a lawyer, being given power of attorney over all of William's property (Mary Ann's father) and ending 
up with most of it. Mary Ann is buried beside second husband in Old 4th Creek Cemetery near her mother 
Fanny at Statesville (Iredell Co.) NC by Robbie Sue McJimsey Burson More About Mary Ann McJimsey: 
Burial: December 1861, Old 4th Creek Cemetery, Iredell Co., Statesville, NC50,51 28 ii. John McJimsey52,53, 
born 1806 in PA54,55; died October 18, 1828 in Mecklenburg Co., NC56. Notes for John McJimsey: The 
Yadkin and Catawba Journal Salisbury, NC Death Notices 1828-1834 McJimsey, John, 21, son of William 
McJimsey of Statesville, NC on October 18, 1828 in Mecklenburg County. November 4, 1828. John was a 
student of Theology at the time of his death. Christened at Associated Reformed Presbyterian Church, 

 4, 1828. John was a student of Theology at the time of his death. Christened at Associated Reformed 
Presbyterian Church, Baltimore, MD. More About John McJimsey: Education: October 18, 1828, Student of 
Theology in Mecklenburg Co., NC + 29 iii. William Snyder McGimsey, born September 09, 1807 in PA; died 
November 06, 1866 in Bollinger Co., Marble Hill, MO. + 30 iv. Sarah Ann McJimsey, born 1811 in PA; died 
Unknown in AL. + 31 v. George Davis McJimsey, born February 07, 1815 in York Co., Hamilton Bann, PA; 
died 1888 in Harrison Co., TX. + 32 vi. Robert McJimsey, Sr., born 1818 in MD; died 1856 in Marengo Co., 
Dayton, AL. 33 vii. Joseph Alexander McJimsey57,58, born 1822 in Baltimore, MD58,59; died Bef. 1830. 10. 
John M.3 McJimsey (Robert2, David1 McGympsie)59,60 was born August 18, 1772 in York Co., PA61,62, 
and died 185362. He married Ann Wilkin62. Notes for John M. McJimsey: Annals of the American Pulpit (ed. 
Sprague) Vol. IX: Section prepared by John McJimsey and John McJimsey, Jr.: "John M. McJimsey, eldest 
son of Robert and Mary Harbison McJimsey, was born near Carroll's Tract, York Co., PA on the 18th of Aug. 
1772. His parents were of Scottish ancestry, though his father was born in the North of Ireland and his mother 
in this country. His father was a farmer and the family were in comfortable Worldly cir-cumstances. Both 
parents being devout Christians, he with the other children, was carefully instructed in the principles of the 
Christian religion and was required to recite the Warminster Short Catechism every Sabbath Day. It was 
especially due to the influence of a pious mother that he attributed those early religious impressions which 
ultimately the decisive complexion to his character..." The following is taken in part for the First Presbyterian 
Church of Hamptonburgh, NY church bulletin for its 1769-1969, 200th anniversary Celebration. On the front 
of the bulletin is a sketch of the church and a picture of Reverend John McJimpsey, with his periods of 
service, 1796-1809 and 1820-1832. Part of the history inside the bulletin states,"The congregation at Neely 
Town was know as the Associate Reformed Church of Neely Town and was served by two pastors, Reverend 
Robert Annan and Reverand John McJimpsey, who was installed in 1796. Mr. Annan served through the 
period of the Revolution, which was a period of extreme difficulty for the Church as there was much poverty 
and considerable division among the people. However, as has been related, Mr. Annan was a man "of emient 
talents and piety as well as pulpit eloquence" and he, being a "bold and ardent patriot, his exhortations and 
example were eminently useful and encouraging to his congregation during the period". In 1776 Mr. Annan 
led his congreagation in sending aid to the patriots in Boston and in 1782 it is known General Washington 
and general Knox and General Lafayette each visited Mr. Annan on his farm located on the west side of what 
is now (1969) known as Highway 416, the Campbell Hall-Montgomery road, about halfway between these 
two points. The farm is now the Winchester Stud Farm and the farmhouse has been demolished. Following 
the discovery of mastodon bones on this farm in 1782, Mr. Annan wrote a treatise which he titled "The 
Mastodon". This was published in the Transactions of the American Academy of Science in the first volume. 
While the records of the Church do not disclose the great disparities which must have existed between the 
Patriot and the Loyalist, Dr. McJimpsey plainly emphasized that Mr. Annan's people must have supported him 
preponderately in his zeal for independence as otherwise he would scarcely have continued in his Church 
until 1783 at which time he departed to accept a call to the Federal Street Church in Boston. Subsequently he 
was pastor of the churches in Philadelphia and Baltimore. He retired in 1812 and moved to a farm in York, PA. 
He was twice Married and had eight children. Of the eight, two became ministers and two physicians. Mr. 
Annan was a tall man and very erect. After Mr. Annan's resignation in 1783 the Neely Town Church was 
without a pastor for ten or eleven years and, during this period, suffered a decline. In 1796 the Reverend 
John McJimpsey was installed. He was born in York, Pennsylvania, in 1772, the place to which Mr. Annan 
moved when he retired, suggesting the possibility that Mr. Annan may have been instrumental in inducing 
him to accept a call. Mr. McJimpsey was but twenty-four years of age when he came to Neely Town. Children 
of John McJimsey and Ann Wilkin are: 34 i. William4 McJimsey, born 179962. More About William McJimsey: 
Occupation: Rev. 35 ii. John Wilkin McJimsey, born 180062; died 1838. + 36 iii. Robert McJimsey, born 
January 04, 1802 in Neelytown, NY; died February 10, 1867 in 18 E. 14th St., New York, NY. 37 iv. Jason 
McJimsey, born 180362; died 1806. 38 v. Mary McJimsey, born 180662. More About Mary McJimsey: 
Medical Information: Mary and Ann are twins. 39 vi. Ann McJimsey, born 180662. More About Ann McJimsey: 
Medical Information: Ann and Mary are twins. 40 vii. Euphemia McJimsey, born 181762. She married Henry 
W. Christie. 41 viii. Joseph Mason McJimsey, born Unknown62. He married Elizabeth Manwaring. 11. Mary 
Ann3 McJimsey (Robert2, David1 McGympsie)63,64 was born 1778 in unknown65,66, and died April 26, 

., PA. More About Mary Ann McJimsey: Burial: Donegal Presbyterian Cemetery, Mt. Joy, PA Children of Mary 
McJimsey and Samuel Patterson are: 42 i. John4 Patterson, born Unknown. He married Barbara Kauffman. 
43 ii. James McJimsey Patterson, born Unknown. He married Mary Hogendoebler. 44 iii. Mary Ann Patterson, 
born Unknown. She married James Barr Ferree. 45 iv. Rebecca J. Patterson, born Unknown. She married 
William Spangler. 46 v. Thomas Jefferson Patterson, born Unknown. 47 vi. Robert Patterson, born Unknown. 
48 vii. Alexander Patterson, born Unknown. 49 viii. Elizabeth Patterson, born Unknown. 50 ix. Samuel 
Patterson, born Unknown. 51 x. Martha Patterson, born Unknown. She married Thomas Sterrett. ========= 
to see webpage for these 01/2009 sources go to: ========== <http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/
m/c/j/George-Mcjimsey/GENE4-0061.html> 1. "The McGimsey Family" by Edith Warren Higgins, Page #37, 
Research conducted in Scotland and Ireland by Donald A. Todd, Genealogist, 3 McNeill Street, Edinburg 11, 
Scotland (Research courtsey of B. B. McGimsey, PO Box 1661, San Antonio, Texas). 2. Charles Robert 
McGimsey III. 3. Donald A. Todd, Genealogist, 3 McNeill Street, Edinburg 11, Scotland. 4. Researched by 
Robbie Sue McJimsey Burson & Robert McJimsey. 5. First Census of the United States, p 288. 6. Dr. Charles 
Robert McGimsey III. 7. Researched by Robbie Sue McJimsey Burson & Robert McJimsey. 8. <http://www.
cybereagle.com/Imc/cemet.htm>. 9. Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 10. Researched by Robbie Sue 
McJimsey Burson & Robert McJimsey. 11. Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 12. Researched by Robbie 
Sue McJimsey Burson & Robert McJimsey. 13. Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 14. Researched by 
Robbie Sue McJimsey Burson & Robert McJimsey. 15. Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 16. <http://
www.cybereagle.com/Imc/cemet.htm>. 17. Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 18. Researched by Robbie 
Sue McJimsey Burson, General Quarter Sessions Dockets for the years mentioned, office of the Clerk of 
Quarter Sessions., Court House, York, Pennsylvania. 19. Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 20. August 9, 
1961, The McGimsey Family in America - B.B. McGimsey Chart. 21. Joseph L. McGimsey, Gathering of the 
Clans, Confirmation #e910842165. 22. Benjamin Brooks McGimsey Family Tree drawn up in 1961.. 23. 
Joseph L. McGimsey. 24. Lyman Draper Letters. 25. Benjamin Brooks McGimsey Family Tree drawn up in 
1961.. 26. Joseph Louis McGimsey, Sr.. 27. Researched by Robbie Sue McJimsey Burson & Robert 
McJimsey. 28. Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 29. Researched by Robbie Sue McJimsey Burson & 
Robert McJimsey. 30. Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 31. Researched by Robbie Sue McJimsey 
Burson & Robert McJimsey. 32. Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 33. Researched by Robbie Sue 
McJimsey Burson & Robert McJimsey. 34. Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 35. Researched by Robbie 
Sue McJimsey Burson & Robert McJimsey. 36. Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 37. Researched by 
Robbie Sue McJimsey Burson & Robert McJimsey. 38. Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 39. 
Researched by Robbie Sue McJimsey Burson & Robert McJimsey. 40. Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 
41. Researched by Robbie Sue McJimsey Burson & Robert McJimsey. 42. Researched by Ilyne McJimsey 
Olson. 43. Researched by Robbie Sue McJimsey Burson & Robert McJimsey. 44. Researched by Ilyne 
McJimsey Olson. 45. Researched by Robbie Sue McJimsey Burson & Robert McJimsey. 46. Researched by 
Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 47. Researched by Robbie Sue McJimsey Burson & Robert McJimsey. 48. 
Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 49. Researched by Robbie Sue McJimsey Burson & Robert McJimsey. 
50. Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 51. Researched by Robbie Sue McJimsey Burson & Robert 
McJimsey. 52. Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 53. Researched by Robbie Sue McJimsey Burson & 
Robert McJimsey. 54. Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 55. Researched by Robbie Sue McJimsey 
Burson & Robert McJimsey. 56. The Yadkin and Catawba Journal Salisbury, NC Death Notices 1828-1834. 
57. Researched by Robbie Sue McJimsey Burson & Robert McJimsey. 58. Researched by Ilyne McJimsey 
Olson. 59. Researched by Robbie Sue McJimsey Burson & Robert McJimsey. 60. Researched by Ilyne 
McJimsey Olson. 61. Researched by Robbie Sue McJimsey Burson & Robert McJimsey. 62. Researched by 
Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 63. Researched by Robbie Sue McJimsey Burson & Robert McJimsey. 64. 
Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 65. Researched by Robbie Sue McJimsey Burson & Robert McJimsey. 
66. Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 67. Researched by Robbie Sue McJimsey Burson & Robert 
McJimsey. 68. Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 69. Researched by Robbie Sue McJimsey Burson & 
Robert McJimsey. 70. Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 71. Benjamin Brooks McGimsey Family Tree 
drawn up in 1961.. 72. Joseph Louis McGimsey, Sr.. 73. Benjamin Brooks McGimsey Family Tree drawn up 
in 1961.. 74. Mary Staples, Mary Staples. 75. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 1, Ed. 1, 

port: 15 Sep 1999. 78. Mary Staples 79. August 9, 1961, The McGimsey Family in America - B.B. McGimsey 
Chart. 80. Probate Court records, Bedford County, TN. 81. Benjamin Brooks McGimsey Family Tree drawn 
up in 1961.. 82. "The McGimsey Family" by Edith Warren Higgins. 83. Broderbund WFT Vol. 2, Ed. 1, Tree 
#3748, Date of Import: Apr 11, 1997 Margaret Elizabeth McGimsey. 84. Dorothy Chance 
<dchance@interserv.com>. 85. Benjamin Brooks McGimsey Family Tree drawn up in 1961.. 86. Odd History 
and Notes about McGimsey or McJimsey Family. 87. Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 88. Brøderbund 
Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 7, Ed. 1, (Release date: October 17, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #4385, 
Date of Import: 7 Oct 1999. 89. George Homer McJimsey. 90. Marriage Index for Miami Co., OH. 91. 
Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 92. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 7, Ed. 1, 
(Release date: October 17, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #4385, Date of Import: 7 Oct 1999. 93. Researched by 
Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 94. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 7, Ed. 1, (Release date: 
October 17, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #4385, Date of Import: 7 Oct 1999. 95. Researched by Ilyne McJimsey 
Olson. 96. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 7, Ed. 1, (Release date: October 17, 1996), "CD
-ROM," Tree #4385, Date of Import: 7 Oct 1999. 97. George Homer McJimsey. 98. Marriage Index for Miami 
Co., OH. 99. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 7, Ed. 1, (Release date: October 17, 1996), "
CD-ROM," Tree #4385, Date of Import: 7 Oct 1999. 100. Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 101. Clifford 
J. Ocheltree <mbccjo@mailhost.accesscom.net>, Obituary: Crawfordsville Daily Journal (30 June 1891). 102. 
Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 103. Clifford J. Ocheltree <mbccjo@mailhost.accesscom.net>. 104. 
Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 105. Clifford J. Ocheltree <mbccjo@mailhost.accesscom.net>. 106. 
Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 107. Clifford J. Ocheltree <mbccjo@mailhost.accesscom.net>. 108. 
Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 109. Indiana State Library Genealogy Division. 110. Researched by 
Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 111. Researched by Robbie Sue McJimsey Burson & Robert McJimsey. 112. 
Headstone viewed by George Homer McJimsey. 113. Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 114. 
Researched by Robbie Sue McJimsey Burson & Robert McJimsey. 115. Odd History and Notes about 
McGimsey or McJimsey Family. 116. Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 117. Researched by Robbie Sue 
McJimsey Burson & Robert McJimsey. 118. Headstone viewed by George Homer McJimsey. 119. Clifford 
Bangert <cbangert@clas.net. 120. Headstone viewed by George Homer McJimsey. 121. Clifford Bangert 
<cbangert@clas.net. 122. Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 123. Researched by Robbie Sue McJimsey 
Burson & Robert McJimsey. 124. Odd History and Notes about McGimsey or McJimsey Family. 125. 
Marriage Index Cape Girardeau Co., MO. 126. George Homer McJimsey. 127. Clifford Bangert 
<cbangert@clas.net. 128. Headstone viewed by George Homer McJimsey. 129. Researched by Robbie Sue 
McJimsey Burson & Robert McJimsey. 130. Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 131. Clifford Bangert 
<cbangert@clas.net. 132. Headstone viewed by George Homer McJimsey. 133. Researched by Robbie Sue 
McJimsey Burson & Robert McJimsey. 134. Headstone viewed by George Homer McJimsey. 135. 
Researched by Robbie Sue McJimsey Burson & Robert McJimsey. 136. Odd History and Notes about 
McGimsey or McJimsey Family. 137. Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 138. Researched by Robbie Sue 
McJimsey Burson & Robert McJimsey. 139. Odd History and Notes about McGimsey or McJimsey Family. 
140. Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 141. Researched by Robbie Sue McJimsey Burson & Robert 
McJimsey. 142. Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 143. Researched by Robbie Sue McJimsey Burson & 
Robert McJimsey. 144. Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 145. Researched by Robbie Sue McJimsey 
Burson & Robert McJimsey. 146. Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 147. Researched by Robbie Sue 
McJimsey Burson & Robert McJimsey. 148. Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 149. Researched by 
Robbie Sue McJimsey Burson & Robert McJimsey. 150. Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 151. 
Researched by Robbie Sue McJimsey Burson & Robert McJimsey. 152. Researched by Ilyne McJimsey 
Olson. 153. Benjamin Brooks McGimsey Family Tree drawn up in 1961.. 154. Joseph Louis McGimsey, Sr.. 
155. Broderbund WFT Vol. 2, Ed. 1, Tree #3748, Date of Import: Apr 11, 1997 Margaret Elizabeth McGimsey. 
156. Benjamin Brooks McGimsey Family Tree drawn up in 1961.. 157. Broderbund WFT Vol. 2, Ed. 1, Tree 
#3748, Date of Import: Apr 11, 1997 Margaret Elizabeth McGimsey. 158. Benjamin Brooks McGimsey Family 
Tree drawn up in 1961.. 159. Broderbund WFT Vol. 2, Ed. 1, Tree #3748, Date of Import: Apr 11, 1997 
Margaret Elizabeth McGimsey. 160. Dorothy Chance <dchance@interserv.com>. 161. Odd History and 
Notes about McGimsey or McJimsey Family. 162. Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 163. Ross Kinnie 

 Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 166. Pearl Jasper McJimsey - Crescent City, CA. 167. Researched by Ilyne 
McJimsey Olson. 168. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 7, Ed. 1, (Release date: October 17, 
1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #4385, Date of Import: 7 Oct 1999. 169. Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 170. 
Pearl Jasper McJimsey - Crescent City, CA. 171. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 7, Ed. 1, 
(Release date: October 17, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #4385, Date of Import: 7 Oct 1999. 172. Pearl Jasper 
McJimsey - Crescent City, CA. 173. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 7, Ed. 1, (Release 
date: October 17, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #4385, Date of Import: 7 Oct 1999. 174. Pearl Jasper McJimsey - 
Crescent City, CA. 175. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 7, Ed. 1, (Release date: October 
17, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #4385, Date of Import: 7 Oct 1999. 176. Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 
177. Indiana State Library Genealogy Division. 178. Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 179. Indiana 
State Library Genealogy Division. 180. Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 181. Odd History and Notes 
about McGimsey or McJimsey Family. 182. Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 183. Researched by 
Robbie Sue McJimsey Burson & Robert McJimsey. 184. Odd History and Notes about McGimsey or 
McJimsey Family. 185. Researched by Robbie Sue McJimsey Burson & Robert McJimsey. 186. Researched 
by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 187. Researched by Robbie Sue McJimsey Burson & Robert McJimsey. 188. 
Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 189. Researched by Robbie Sue McJimsey Burson & Robert 
McJimsey. 190. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 1, Ed. 1, (Release date: November 29, 
1995), "CD-ROM," Tree #0563, Date of Import: 22 Sep 1999. 191. Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 192. 
Researched by Robbie Sue McJimsey Burson & Robert McJimsey. 193. Headstone viewed by George 
Homer McJimsey. 194. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 1, Ed. 1, (Release date: 
November 29, 1995), "CD-ROM," Tree #0563, Date of Import: 22 Sep 1999. 195. Headstone viewed by 
George Homer McJimsey. 196. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 1, Ed. 1, (Release date: 
November 29, 1995), "CD-ROM," Tree #0563, Date of Import: 22 Sep 1999. 197. Odd History and Notes 
about McGimsey or McJimsey Family. 198. Researched by Robbie Sue McJimsey Burson & Robert 
McJimsey. 199. Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 200. Researched by Robbie Sue McJimsey Burson & 
Robert McJimsey. 201. Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 202. Benjamin Brooks McGimsey Family Tree 
drawn up in 1961.. 203. Broderbund WFT Vol. 2, Ed. 1, Tree #3748, Date of Import: Apr 11, 1997 Margaret 
Elizabeth McGimsey. 204. Benjamin Brooks McGimsey Family Tree drawn up in 1961.. 205. Broderbund 
WFT Vol. 2, Ed. 1, Tree #3748, Date of Import: Apr 11, 1997 Margaret Elizabeth McGimsey. 206. Dorothy 
Chance <dchance@interserv.com>. 207. Charles Robert McGimsey III. 208. Ross Kinnie <Rkinnie @aol.
com>. 209. Don Hutcherson <hutch443@juno.com>. 210. Ross Kinnie <Rkinnie @aol.com>. 211. 
Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 212. Pearl Jasper McJimsey - Crescent City, CA. 213. Brøderbund 
Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 7, Ed. 1, (Release date: October 17, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #4385, 
Date of Import: 7 Oct 1999. 214. Pearl Jasper McJimsey - Crescent City, CA. 215. Brøderbund Software, Inc., 
World Family Tree Vol. 7, Ed. 1, (Release date: October 17, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #4385, Date of Import: 7 
Oct 1999. 216. Pearl Jasper McJimsey - Crescent City, CA. 217. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family 
Tree Vol. 7, Ed. 1, (Release date: October 17, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #4385, Date of Import: 7 Oct 1999. 
218. Ancestry.com (U.S. World War I Mothers' Pilgrimage, 1930). 219. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World 
Family Tree Vol. 7, Ed. 1, (Release date: October 17, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #4385, Date of Import: 7 Oct 
1999. 220. Pearl Jasper McJimsey - Crescent City, CA. 221. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree 
Vol. 7, Ed. 1, (Release date: October 17, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #4385, Date of Import: 7 Oct 1999. 222. 
Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 223. Clifford J. Ocheltree <mbccjo@mailhost.accesscom.net>. 224. 
Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 225. Clifford J. Ocheltree <mbccjo@mailhost.accesscom.net>. 226. 
Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 227. Researched by Robbie Sue McJimsey Burson & Robert 
McJimsey. 228. Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 229. Researched by Robbie Sue McJimsey Burson & 
Robert McJimsey. 230. Clifford Bangert <cbangert@clas.net. 231. Researched by Robbie Sue McJimsey 
Burson & Robert McJimsey. 232. Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 233. Researched by Robbie Sue 
McJimsey Burson & Robert McJimsey. 234. Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 235. Researched by 
Robbie Sue McJimsey Burson & Robert McJimsey. 236. Cemetery Look up by Rich Bench <richbench@aol.
com>. 237. Green Co., MO Archives Bulletin - Abstract of Birth & Death Records.. 238. George Homer 
McJimsey. 239. Green Co., MO Archives Bulletin - Abstract of Birth & Death Records.. 240. Researched by 

Stipes, Claremore, OK <LStipes@aol. com>. 245. Researched by Robbie Sue McJimsey Burson & Robert 
McJimsey. 246. Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 247. Headstone viewed by George Homer McJimsey. 
248. Land Patent Report #MO6060.224. 249. Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 250. Researched by 
Robbie Sue McJimsey Burson & Robert McJimsey. 251. Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 252. 
Researched by Robbie Sue McJimsey Burson & Robert McJimsey. 253. Headstone viewed by George 
Homer McJimsey. 254. Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 255. Researched by Robbie Sue McJimsey 
Burson & Robert McJimsey. 256. Headstone viewed by George Homer McJimsey. 257. Researched by 
Robbie Sue McJimsey Burson & Robert McJimsey. 258. Headstone viewed by George Homer McJimsey. 
259. Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 260. Researched by Robbie Sue McJimsey Burson & Robert 
McJimsey. 261. Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 262. Researched by Robbie Sue McJimsey Burson & 
Robert McJimsey. 263. Headstone viewed by George Homer McJimsey. 264. Researched by Robbie Sue 
McJimsey Burson & Robert McJimsey. 265. George William McJimsey. 266. CA Death Records. 267. 
Researched by Robbie Sue McJimsey Burson & Robert McJimsey. 268. Researched by Ilyne McJimsey 
Olson. 269. Taken from Headstone in Lexington Cemetery by George Homer McJimsey. 270. Headstone 
viewed by George Homer McJimsey. 271. Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 272. Researched by 
Robbie Sue McJimsey Burson & Robert McJimsey. 273. Taken from Headstone in Lexington Cemetery by 
George Homer McJimsey. 274. Land Patent Report #MO3890.348. 275. Taken from Headstone in Lexington 
Cemetery by George Homer McJimsey. 276. Researched by Robbie Sue McJimsey Burson & Robert 
McJimsey. 277. Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 278. Taken from Headstone in Lexington Cemetery 
by George Homer McJimsey. 279. Researched by Robbie Sue McJimsey Burson & Robert McJimsey. 280. 
Headstone viewed by George Homer McJimsey. 281. CA Death Records. 282. Researched by Ilyne 
McJimsey Olson. 283. Researched by Robbie Sue McJimsey Burson & Robert McJimsey. 284. Headstone 
viewed by George Homer McJimsey. 285. Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 286. Researched by 
Robbie Sue McJimsey Burson & Robert McJimsey. 287. Headstone viewed by George Homer McJimsey. 
288. Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 289. Researched by Robbie Sue McJimsey Burson & Robert 
McJimsey. 290. Barbara Brittain Rayls, Mountain View, AR. 291. Douglas Co., MO Marriage Book. 292. 
Researched by Robbie Sue McJimsey Burson & Robert McJimsey. 293. Headstone viewed by George 
Homer McJimsey. 294. Researched by Robbie Sue McJimsey Burson & Robert McJimsey. 295. Headstone 
viewed by George Homer McJimsey. 296. Researched by Robbie Sue McJimsey Burson & Robert McJimsey. 
297. Headstone viewed by George Homer McJimsey. 298. Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 299. 
Researched by Robbie Sue McJimsey Burson & Robert McJimsey. 300. Headstone viewed by George 
Homer McJimsey. 301. Taken from Headstone in Goodhope Cemetery, Goodhope, MO.. 302. Brøderbund 
Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 1, Ed. 1, (Release date: November 29, 1995), "CD-ROM," Tree #0563, 
Date of Import: 22 Sep 1999. 303. Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 304. Benjamin Brooks McGimsey 
Family Tree drawn up in 1961.. 305. Allyne Hairell, San Antonio, TX, Miss Hairell's father worked for B.B. for 
over 30 years.. 306. Area Obituaries for San Antonio, TX 12-20-1989. 307. Broderbund Family Archive #110, 
Vol. 2, Ed. 7, Social Security Death Index: U.S., Date of Import: Sep 19, 2000, Internal Ref. #1.112.7.28220.
174 308. Benjamin Brooks McGimsey Family Tree drawn up in 1961.. 309. Joseph Louis McGimsey, Sr.. 310. 
Broderbund WFT Vol. 2, Ed. 1, Tree #3748, Date of Import: Apr 11, 1997 Margaret Elizabeth McGimsey. 311. 
Benjamin Brooks McGimsey Family Tree drawn up in 1961.. 312. Broderbund WFT Vol. 2, Ed. 1, Tree #3748, 
Date of Import: Apr 11, 1997 Margaret Elizabeth McGimsey. 313. Benjamin Brooks McGimsey Family Tree 
drawn up in 1961.. 314. Broderbund WFT Vol. 2, Ed. 1, Tree #3748, Date of Import: Apr 11, 1997 Margaret 
Elizabeth McGimsey. 315. Broderbund WFT Vol. 2, Ed. 1, Tree #3748, Date of Import: Apr 11, 1997 Margaret 
Elizabeth McGimsey. 316. Dorothy Chance <dchance@interserv.com>. 317. Ross Kinnie <Rkinnie @aol.
com>. 318. Pearl Jasper McJimsey - Crescent City, CA. 319. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree 
Vol. 7, Ed. 1, (Release date: October 17, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #4385, Date of Import: 7 Oct 1999. 320. 
Pearl Jasper McJimsey - Crescent City, CA. 321. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 7, Ed. 1, 
(Release date: October 17, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #4385, Date of Import: 7 Oct 1999. 322. Pearl Jasper 
McJimsey - Crescent City, CA. 323. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 7, Ed. 1, (Release 
date: October 17, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #4385, Date of Import: 7 Oct 1999. 324. Pearl Jasper McJimsey - 
Crescent City, CA. 325. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 7, Ed. 1, (Release date: October 

elease date: October 17, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #4385, Date of Import: 7 Oct 1999. 328. Pearl Jasper 
McJimsey - Crescent City, CA. 329. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 7, Ed. 1, (Release 
date: October 17, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #4385, Date of Import: 7 Oct 1999. 330. Pearl Jasper McJimsey - 
Crescent City, CA. 331. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 7, Ed. 1, (Release date: October 
17, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #4385, Date of Import: 7 Oct 1999. 332. Pearl Jasper McJimsey - Crescent City, 
CA. 333. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 7, Ed. 1, (Release date: October 17, 1996), "CD-
ROM," Tree #4385, Date of Import: 7 Oct 1999. 334. Pearl Jasper McJimsey - Crescent City, CA. 335. 
Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 7, Ed. 1, (Release date: October 17, 1996), "CD-ROM," 
Tree #4385, Date of Import: 7 Oct 1999. 336. Pearl Jasper McJimsey - Crescent City, CA. 337. Brøderbund 
Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 7, Ed. 1, (Release date: October 17, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #4385, 
Date of Import: 7 Oct 1999. 338. Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 339. Linda Stipes, Claremore, OK 
<LStipes@aol. com>. 340. Mike & Donna McJimsey. 341. Linda Stipes, Claremore, OK <LStipes@aol. com>. 
342. Researched by Robbie Sue McJimsey Burson & Robert McJimsey. 343. Headstone viewed by George 
Homer McJimsey. 344. George Homer McJimsey. 345. Her son George Irving McJimsey. 346. George 
Homer McJimsey. 347. Headstone viewed by George Homer McJimsey. 348. Researched by Robbie Sue 
McJimsey Burson & Robert McJimsey. 349. Headstone viewed by George Homer McJimsey. 350. 
Researched by Robbie Sue McJimsey Burson & Robert McJimsey. 351. George William McJimsey. 352. CA 
Death Records. 353. George William McJimsey. 354. Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 355. Elizabeth 
Hughes McJimsey. 356. Benjamin Brooks McGimsey Family Tree drawn up in 1961.. 357. Joseph Louis 
McGimsey, Sr.. 358. Benjamin Brooks McGimsey Family Tree drawn up in 1961.. 359. Broderbund WFT Vol. 
2, Ed. 1, Tree #3748, Date of Import: Apr 11, 1997 Margaret Elizabeth McGimsey. 360. Dorothy Chance 
<dchance@interserv.com>. 361. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 7, Ed. 1, (Release date: 
October 17, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #4385, Date of Import: 7 Oct 1999. 362. Pearl Jasper McJimsey - 
Crescent City, CA. 363. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 7, Ed. 1, (Release date: October 
17, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #4385, Date of Import: 7 Oct 1999. 364. Pearl Jasper McJimsey - Crescent City, 
CA. 365. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 7, Ed. 1, (Release date: October 17, 1996), "CD-
ROM," Tree #4385, Date of Import: 7 Oct 1999. 366. Linda Stipes, Claremore, OK <LStipes@aol. com>. 367. 
George Homer McJimsey. 368. George William McJimsey. 369. Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 370. 
Elizabeth Hughes McJimsey. 371. Benjamin Brooks McGimsey Family Tree drawn up in 1961.. 372. 
Broderbund WFT Vol. 2, Ed. 1, Tree #3748, Date of Import: Apr 11, 1997 Margaret Elizabeth McGimsey. 373. 
Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 7, Ed. 1, (Release date: October 17, 1996), "CD-ROM," 
Tree #4385, Date of Import: 7 Oct 1999. 374. Larry L. McElwee. 375. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World 
Family Tree Vol. 7, Ed. 1, (Release date: October 17, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #4385, Date of Import: 7 Oct 
1999. 376. Larry L. McElwee. 377. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 7, Ed. 1, (Release date: 
October 17, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #4385, Date of Import: 7 Oct 1999. 378. Linda Stipes, Claremore, OK 
<LStipes@aol. com>. 379. George Homer McJimsey. 380. Elvin J. Schofield. 381. George Homer McJimsey. 
382. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 7, Ed. 1, (Release date: October 17, 1996), "CD-
ROM," Tree #4385, Date of Import: 7 Oct 1999. 383. Linda Stipes, Claremore, OK <LStipes@aol. com>. 384. 
Roxanna McJimsey Schofield. 385. George Homer McJimsey. 386. Helen Jean Lewis McJimsey Lingle. 387. 
Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 7, Ed. 1, (Release date: October 17, 1996), "CD-ROM," 
Tree #4385, Date of Import: 7 Oct 1999. 

         Following notes come from file completed at last update May 5, 2000 by Joe McGimsey.
Below: Facts imported from FamilyTree File into Personal Ancestral File. Some records transferred seems to 
have left something out. Will update at a later date. 12/26/1999 JLM
. . .  1738 . . . Name is spelled McGympsie, McGimpsie and McGimsie in Scotland.
 . . .9 Sep 1740.. .  David married Anna Muschett.
. . . . 1747. . .  Tod's records show no records of Baptism, marriage or deaths after 1747.
 . . . 29 Jul 1998 . . .Started using David as the father of William based on Donald Tod's research.

 we were Vikings from Lofoten Islands in 990.
         Update to David McGimpsey, Sept. 22, 1998 by Joe McGimsey.
DAVID MCGIMCIE OF ST. NINIANS By Donald A. Tod. Quoted below.
         It would appear from the Scottish records of the Scottish records of the family, that the most probable 
origin of the American McGimsies would be from David who was Excise Officer at St Ninians near Stirling 
from 1738to 1741. It is thought that he was transferred to Kilsyth, in Stirlingshire in 1741.
          David McGympsie's first KNOWN wife was Mary Leckie. no record of marriage, but in 1738, Andrew 
their son was baptised 15th August.
           Anna, lawful daughter to David McGympsie and Anna Muschett at St.Ninians, baptised June 1, 1740.
            David McGympsie and Anna Muschett were married September 9, 1740.
            No record of death of Mary Leckie at St. Ninians.
            David may not be the parent of William, Robert, and John, but it is the conclusion of Donald Tod 
based on the information B. B. McGimsey gave him and the research that Donald Tod did in Scotland in 1951.
            OTHER BIOGRAPHICAL ARTICLES via Cathie Bonds website researchm July 2007:
confirming what was sent by CLiff Ocheltree 2004 may be some dupicateion of foregoing in folloowoing: 
<http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/m/c/j/George-Mcjimsey/GENE4-0007.html> <http://
familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/m/c/j/George-Mcjimsey/GENE4-0061.html> 
           It is believed (with out proof) that David McGympsie, had 3 sons that came to America. They were 
John, William and Robert. It is known that A Dr. William McGimpsey was hanged for being a Tory. It is also 
believed that the rest of the family wanted to distance themselves from Dr. McGimpsey. Hence we have 
different spelling of the family name, McJimsey, McGimsey, McGimpsey, McJimpsey, McGympsie, 
McGimpsie and McGympsy._           In the report below, most of the information was collected by Mary 
McGimsey Staples, B.B. McGimsey, Jeremiah Alderson McGimsey, Pearl Jasper McJimsey and Ilyne 
McJimsey Olson, Robbie Sue McJimsey Burson, and Robert Aden McJimsey. Much of the information has 
been handed down thru the generations and does not have a provable source other than a family members 
memory. website owner: 
Updated September 20, 2000  	
here is the stuff on John McJimsey's father:                                                                                                                 
21. Robert4 McJimsey (Robert3, Robert2, David1 McGympsie)87 <http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/
users/m/c/j/George-Mcjimsey/GENE4-0061.html> was born 1790 in KY87 <http://familytreemaker.genealogy.
com/users/m/c/j/George-Mcjimsey/GENE4-0061.html>, and died 1825 in Miami Co., OH87 <http://
familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/m/c/j/George-Mcjimsey/GENE4-0061.html>. He married Unknown87 
<http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/m/c/j/George-Mcjimsey/GENE4-0061.html>. _                     
Notes for Robert McJimsey:_Found in the "War of 1812 Muster Rolls" Robert McJimsey that was in Capt. 
Westfall's Mounted Co. (May 1812), Ohio Militia. There was also a William McJimsey in the same company in 
Oct-Nov of 1812. This could be Robert's brother. and here is stuff on John & Mary McJimsey:                                                                                                                                     
23. John4 McJimsey (Robert3, Robert2, David1 McGympsie)100, <http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/
users/m/c/j/George-Mcjimsey/GENE4-0061.html>101 <http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/m/c/j/
George-Mcjimsey/GENE4-0061.html> was born November 03, 1799 in OH102, <http://familytreemaker.
genealogy.com/users/m/c/j/George-Mcjimsey/GENE4-0061.html>103 <http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/
users/m/c/j/George-Mcjimsey/GENE4-0061.html>, and died June 29, 1891 in Montgomery Co., IN104, <http://
familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/m/c/j/George-Mcjimsey/GENE4-0061.html>105 <http://
familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/m/c/j/George-Mcjimsey/GENE4-0061.html>. He married Mary Anne 
Hiser106 <http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/m/c/j/George-Mcjimsey/GENE4-0061.html>, daughter 
of Dennis Hizer and Elizabeth. 

118.  JOHN CARRICK-42611
 Cliff Ocheltree 12'2003 discussion and research sources include:

Immigration: After 1730 Hamiltonban Twp., Adams Co., PA 3
Residence: Carrol's Delight 9 May 1808 Hamiltonban Twp., Adams Co.,

Olson. 187. Researched by Robbie Sue McJimsey Burson & Robert McJimsey. 188. Researched by Ilyne 
McJimsey Olson. 189. Researched by Robbie Sue McJimsey Burson & Robert McJimsey. 190. Brøderbund 
Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 1, Ed. 1, (Release date: November 29, 1995), "CD-ROM," Tree #0563, 
Date of Import: 22 Sep 1999. 191. Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 192. Researched by Robbie Sue 
McJimsey Burson & Robert McJimsey. 193. Headstone viewed by George Homer McJimsey. 194. 
Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 1, Ed. 1, (Release date: November 29, 1995), "CD-ROM," 
Tree #0563, Date of Import: 22 Sep 1999. 195. Headstone viewed by George Homer McJimsey. 196. 
Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 1, Ed. 1, (Release date: November 29, 1995), "CD-ROM," 
Tree #0563, Date of Import: 22 Sep 1999. 197. Odd History and Notes about McGimsey or McJimsey Family. 
198. Researched by Robbie Sue McJimsey Burson & Robert McJimsey. 199. Researched by Ilyne McJimsey 
Olson. 200. Researched by Robbie Sue McJimsey Burson & Robert McJimsey. 201. Researched by Ilyne 
McJimsey Olson. 202. Benjamin Brooks McGimsey Family Tree drawn up in 1961.. 203. Broderbund WFT 
Vol. 2, Ed. 1, Tree #3748, Date of Import: Apr 11, 1997 Margaret Elizabeth McGimsey. 204. Benjamin Brooks 
McGimsey Family Tree drawn up in 1961.. 205. Broderbund WFT Vol. 2, Ed. 1, Tree #3748, Date of Import: 
Apr 11, 1997 Margaret Elizabeth McGimsey. 206. Dorothy Chance <dchance@interserv.com>. 207. Charles 
Robert McGimsey III. 208. Ross Kinnie <Rkinnie @aol.com>. 209. Don Hutcherson <hutch443@juno.com>. 
210. Ross Kinnie <Rkinnie @aol.com>. 211. Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 212. Pearl Jasper 
McJimsey - Crescent City, CA. 213. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 7, Ed. 1, (Release 
date: October 17, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #4385, Date of Import: 7 Oct 1999. 214. Pearl Jasper McJimsey - 
Crescent City, CA. 215. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 7, Ed. 1, (Release date: October 
17, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #4385, Date of Import: 7 Oct 1999. 216. Pearl Jasper McJimsey - Crescent City, 
CA. 217. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 7, Ed. 1, (Release date: October 17, 1996), "CD-
ROM," Tree #4385, Date of Import: 7 Oct 1999. 218. Ancestry.com (U.S. World War I Mothers' Pilgrimage, 
1930). 219. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 7, Ed. 1, (Release date: October 17, 1996), "
CD-ROM," Tree #4385, Date of Import: 7 Oct 1999. 220. Pearl Jasper McJimsey - Crescent City, CA. 221. 
Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 7, Ed. 1, (Release date: October 17, 1996), "CD-ROM," 
Tree #4385, Date of Import: 7 Oct 1999. 222. Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 223. Clifford J. 
Ocheltree <mbccjo@mailhost.accesscom.net>. 224. Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 225. Clifford J. 
Ocheltree <mbccjo@mailhost.accesscom.net>. 226. Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 227. Researched 
by Robbie Sue McJimsey Burson & Robert McJimsey. 228. Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 229. 
Researched by Robbie Sue McJimsey Burson & Robert McJimsey. 230. Clifford Bangert <cbangert@clas.net. 
231. Researched by Robbie Sue McJimsey Burson & Robert McJimsey. 232. Researched by Ilyne McJimsey 
Olson. 233. Researched by Robbie Sue McJimsey Burson & Robert McJimsey. 234. Researched by Ilyne 
McJimsey Olson. 235. Researched by Robbie Sue McJimsey Burson & Robert McJimsey. 236. Cemetery 
Look up by Rich Bench <richbench@aol.com>. 237. Green Co., MO Archives Bulletin - Abstract of Birth & 
Death Records.. 238. George Homer McJimsey. 239. Green Co., MO Archives Bulletin - Abstract of Birth & 
Death Records.. 240. Researched by Robbie Sue McJimsey Burson & Robert McJimsey. 241. Cemetery 
Look up by Rich Bench <richbench@aol.com>. 242. Rich Bench <richbench@aol.com> look up for MO Web 
Page. 243. Sprindfield Newspaper dated 15 July 1905. 244. Linda Stipes, Claremore, OK <LStipes@aol. 
com>. 245. Researched by Robbie Sue McJimsey Burson & Robert McJimsey. 246. Researched by Ilyne 
McJimsey Olson. 247. Headstone viewed by George Homer McJimsey. 248. Land Patent Report #MO6060.
224. 249. Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 250. Researched by Robbie Sue McJimsey Burson & 
Robert McJimsey. 251. Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 252. Researched by Robbie Sue McJimsey 
Burson & Robert McJimsey. 253. Headstone viewed by George Homer McJimsey. 254. Researched by Ilyne 
McJimsey Olson. 255. Researched by Robbie Sue McJimsey Burson & Robert McJimsey. 256. Headstone 
viewed by George Homer McJimsey. 257. Researched by Robbie Sue McJimsey Burson & Robert McJimsey. 
258. Headstone viewed by George Homer McJimsey. 259. Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 260. 
Researched by Robbie Sue McJimsey Burson & Robert McJimsey. 261. Researched by Ilyne McJimsey 
Olson. 262. Researched by Robbie Sue McJimsey Burson & Robert McJimsey. 263. Headstone viewed by 
George Homer McJimsey. 264. Researched by Robbie Sue McJimsey Burson & Robert McJimsey. 265. 
George William McJimsey. 266. CA Death Records. 267. Researched by Robbie Sue McJimsey Burson & 

Robert McJimsey. 268. Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 269. Taken from Headstone in Lexington 
Cemetery by George Homer McJimsey. 270. Headstone viewed by George Homer McJimsey. 271. 
Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 272. Researched by Robbie Sue McJimsey Burson & Robert 
McJimsey. 273. Taken from Headstone in Lexington Cemetery by George Homer McJimsey. 274. Land 
Patent Report #MO3890.348. 275. Taken from Headstone in Lexington Cemetery by George Homer 
McJimsey. 276. Researched by Robbie Sue McJimsey Burson & Robert McJimsey. 277. Researched by 
Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 278. Taken from Headstone in Lexington Cemetery by George Homer McJimsey. 279. 
Researched by Robbie Sue McJimsey Burson & Robert McJimsey. 280. Headstone viewed by George 
Homer McJimsey. 281. CA Death Records. 282. Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 283. Researched by 
Robbie Sue McJimsey Burson & Robert McJimsey. 284. Headstone viewed by George Homer McJimsey. 
285. Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 286. Researched by Robbie Sue McJimsey Burson & Robert 
McJimsey. 287. Headstone viewed by George Homer McJimsey. 288. Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 
289. Researched by Robbie Sue McJimsey Burson & Robert McJimsey. 290. Barbara Brittain Rayls, 
Mountain View, AR. 291. Douglas Co., MO Marriage Book. 292. Researched by Robbie Sue McJimsey 
Burson & Robert McJimsey. 293. Headstone viewed by George Homer McJimsey. 294. Researched by 
Robbie Sue McJimsey Burson & Robert McJimsey. 295. Headstone viewed by George Homer McJimsey. 
296. Researched by Robbie Sue McJimsey Burson & Robert McJimsey. 297. Headstone viewed by George 
Homer McJimsey. 298. Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 299. Researched by Robbie Sue McJimsey 
Burson & Robert McJimsey. 300. Headstone viewed by George Homer McJimsey. 301. Taken from 
Headstone in Goodhope Cemetery, Goodhope, MO.. 302. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 
1, Ed. 1, (Release date: November 29, 1995), "CD-ROM," Tree #0563, Date of Import: 22 Sep 1999. 303. 
Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 304. Benjamin Brooks McGimsey Family Tree drawn up in 1961.. 305. 
Allyne Hairell, San Antonio, TX, Miss Hairell's father worked for B.B. for over 30 years.. 306. Area Obituaries 
for San Antonio, TX 12-20-1989. 307. Broderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 2, Ed. 7, Social Security Death 
Index: U.S., Date of Import: Sep 19, 2000, Internal Ref. #1.112.7.28220.174 308. Benjamin Brooks 
McGimsey Family Tree drawn up in 1961.. 309. Joseph Louis McGimsey, Sr.. 310. Broderbund WFT Vol. 2, 
Ed. 1, Tree #3748, Date of Import: Apr 11, 1997 Margaret Elizabeth McGimsey. 311. Benjamin Brooks 
McGimsey Family Tree drawn up in 1961.. 312. Broderbund WFT Vol. 2, Ed. 1, Tree #3748, Date of Import: 
Apr 11, 1997 Margaret Elizabeth McGimsey. 313. Benjamin Brooks McGimsey Family Tree drawn up in 1961.
. 314. Broderbund WFT Vol. 2, Ed. 1, Tree #3748, Date of Import: Apr 11, 1997 Margaret Elizabeth 
McGimsey. 315. Broderbund WFT Vol. 2, Ed. 1, Tree #3748, Date of Import: Apr 11, 1997 Margaret Elizabeth 
McGimsey. 316. Dorothy Chance <dchance@interserv.com>. 317. Ross Kinnie <Rkinnie @aol.com>. 318. 
Pearl Jasper McJimsey - Crescent City, CA. 319. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 7, Ed. 1, 
(Release date: October 17, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #4385, Date of Import: 7 Oct 1999. 320. Pearl Jasper 
McJimsey - Crescent City, CA. 321. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 7, Ed. 1, (Release 
date: October 17, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #4385, Date of Import: 7 Oct 1999. 322. Pearl Jasper McJimsey - 
Crescent City, CA. 323. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 7, Ed. 1, (Release date: October 
17, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #4385, Date of Import: 7 Oct 1999. 324. Pearl Jasper McJimsey - Crescent City, 
CA. 325. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 7, Ed. 1, (Release date: October 17, 1996), "CD-
ROM," Tree #4385, Date of Import: 7 Oct 1999. 326. Pearl Jasper McJimsey - Crescent City, CA. 327. 
Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 7, Ed. 1, (Release date: October 17, 1996), "CD-ROM," 
Tree #4385, Date of Import: 7 Oct 1999. 328. Pearl Jasper McJimsey - Crescent City, CA. 329. Brøderbund 
Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 7, Ed. 1, (Release date: October 17, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #4385, 
Date of Import: 7 Oct 1999. 330. Pearl Jasper McJimsey - Crescent City, CA. 331. Brøderbund Software, Inc., 
World Family Tree Vol. 7, Ed. 1, (Release date: October 17, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #4385, Date of Import: 7 
Oct 1999. 332. Pearl Jasper McJimsey - Crescent City, CA. 333. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family 
Tree Vol. 7, Ed. 1, (Release date: October 17, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #4385, Date of Import: 7 Oct 1999. 
334. Pearl Jasper McJimsey - Crescent City, CA. 335. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 7, 
Ed. 1, (Release date: October 17, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #4385, Date of Import: 7 Oct 1999. 336. Pearl 
Jasper McJimsey - Crescent City, CA. 337. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 7, Ed. 1, 
(Release date: October 17, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #4385, Date of Import: 7 Oct 1999. 338. Researched by 

Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 339. Linda Stipes, Claremore, OK <LStipes@aol. com>. 340. Mike & Donna 
McJimsey. 341. Linda Stipes, Claremore, OK <LStipes@aol. com>. 342. Researched by Robbie Sue 
McJimsey Burson & Robert McJimsey. 343. Headstone viewed by George Homer McJimsey. 344. George 
Homer McJimsey. 345. Her son George Irving McJimsey. 346. George Homer McJimsey. 347. Headstone 
viewed by George Homer McJimsey. 348. Researched by Robbie Sue McJimsey Burson & Robert McJimsey. 
349. Headstone viewed by George Homer McJimsey. 350. Researched by Robbie Sue McJimsey Burson & 
Robert McJimsey. 351. George William McJimsey. 352. CA Death Records. 353. George William McJimsey. 
354. Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 355. Elizabeth Hughes McJimsey. 356. Benjamin Brooks 
McGimsey Family Tree drawn up in 1961.. 357. Joseph Louis McGimsey, Sr.. 358. Benjamin Brooks 
McGimsey Family Tree drawn up in 1961.. 359. Broderbund WFT Vol. 2, Ed. 1, Tree #3748, Date of Import: 
Apr 11, 1997 Margaret Elizabeth McGimsey. 360. Dorothy Chance <dchance@interserv.com>. 361. 
Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 7, Ed. 1, (Release date: October 17, 1996), "CD-ROM," 
Tree #4385, Date of Import: 7 Oct 1999. 362. Pearl Jasper McJimsey - Crescent City, CA. 363. Brøderbund 
Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 7, Ed. 1, (Release date: October 17, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #4385, 
Date of Import: 7 Oct 1999. 364. Pearl Jasper McJimsey - Crescent City, CA. 365. Brøderbund Software, Inc., 
World Family Tree Vol. 7, Ed. 1, (Release date: October 17, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #4385, Date of Import: 7 
Oct 1999. 366. Linda Stipes, Claremore, OK <LStipes@aol. com>. 367. George Homer McJimsey. 368. 
George William McJimsey. 369. Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. 370. Elizabeth Hughes McJimsey. 
371. Benjamin Brooks McGimsey Family Tree drawn up in 1961.. 372. Broderbund WFT Vol. 2, Ed. 1, Tree 
#3748, Date of Import: Apr 11, 1997 Margaret Elizabeth McGimsey. 373. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World 
Family Tree Vol. 7, Ed. 1, (Release date: October 17, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #4385, Date of Import: 7 Oct 
1999. 374. Larry L. McElwee. 375. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 7, Ed. 1, (Release date: 
October 17, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #4385, Date of Import: 7 Oct 1999. 376. Larry L. McElwee. 377. 
Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 7, Ed. 1, (Release date: October 17, 1996), "CD-ROM," 
Tree #4385, Date of Import: 7 Oct 1999. 378. Linda Stipes, Claremore, OK <LStipes@aol. com>. 379. 
George Homer McJimsey. 380. Elvin J. Schofield. 381. George Homer McJimsey. 382. Brøderbund Software, 
Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 7, Ed. 1, (Release date: October 17, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #4385, Date of 
Import: 7 Oct 1999. 383. Linda Stipes, Claremore, OK <LStipes@aol. com>. 384. Roxanna McJimsey 
Schofield. 385. George Homer McJimsey. 386. Helen Jean Lewis McJimsey Lingle. 387. Brøderbund 
Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 7, Ed. 1, (Release date: October 17, 1996), "CD-ROM," Tree #4385, 
Date of Import: 7 Oct 1999. 

[10-18-2005] some persons omitted:sent  9 generations[names 1420 of 1816 desc] to K Feruson Kane
[4-4-4] if possible I would like to retain this name for family ORD work since is a direct ancestor
[3-17-2004] have duplicates due adding data which need to be removed before sharing info
[ Feb 15'2004 submission:
[13 March2004] only Miildred Bryant Brooks was subm. & B&E completed Las Vegas
[4 March 2004] @ Redlands only Jane CARRICK was subm.of all of the persons whoare ancestors of Sarah 
Ann McJimsey BRyanr @Redlands temple of entire set of submissions dated 2-25-4...hope on 3-4-4 may find 
info@ 19 gig ....
        February 2004 there are 1836 on 16 Feb from PRF including 15 Feb e-shared 1586 named descendants  
of this one person, gathered by Dowden.
      On PRF-CD#49 there is only Robert, the descendant of this person
      From PRF cd 20-488210 Joseph Waegele &  cd 15 -87564 -research by Donald A Tod, cited by Joseph 
McGimsey,quotation follows. Initial info gaterhed was by research of Clifford Ocheltree: David was "Likely 
born before 1712 & was know to have  was lived in County Downs Ireland". Which concurs with:
info obtained and transferred 15 Feb 2004 by GED from PRD -CD#15 pin# 875664 byJoseph McGimsey, and 
added to info obtained, transferrred 15 Dec 2003, from  GED from Clifford Ocheltree@19gig.
         Editor of BOOK #5 by Dowden inserts comments in CAPITALS in following discussions.

!         Following notes come from file completed at last update May 5, 2000 by Joe McGimsey.
Below: Facts imported from FamilyTree File into Personal Ancestral File. Some records transferred seems to 
have left something out. Will update at a later date. 12/26/1999 JLM
. . .  1738 . . . Name is spelled McGympsie, McGimpsie and McGimsie in Scotland.
 . . .9 Sep 1740.. .  David married Anna Muschett.
. . . . 1747. . .  Tod's records show no records of Baptism, marriage or deaths after 1747.
 . . . 29 Jul 1998 . . .Started using David as the father of William based on Donald Tod's research.
.. .  Tod's records do not indicate a William, John or Robert. Only Andrew. . . .Family tradition has the 1770s 
McGimpsey's being Scotch-Irish. . . . McGimpsey's on record in Scotland from 1529 - 1741. . . . These 
McGimpsey's returning to Ireland would be Scotch-Irish. . .  Origin of name would still be Irish. . . . Family 
tradition also states we were Vikings from Lofoten Islands in 990.
         Update to David McGimpsey, Sept. 22, 1998 by Joe McGimsey.
DAVID MCGIMCIE OF ST. NINIANS By Donald A. Tod. Quoted below.
         It would appear from the Scottish records of the Scottish records of the family, that the most probable 
origin of the American McGimsies would be from David who was Excise Officer at St Ninians near Stirling 
from 1738to 1741. It is thought that he was transferred to Kilsyth, in Stirlingshire in 1741.
          David McGympsie's first KNOWN wife was Mary Leckie. no record of marriage, but in 1738, Andrew 
their son was baptised 15th August.
           Anna, lawful daughter to David McGympsie and Anna Muschett at St.Ninians, baptised June 1, 1740.
            David McGympsie and Anna Muschett were married September 9, 1740.
            No record of death of Mary Leckie at St. Ninians.
            David may not be the parent of William, Robert, and John, but it is the conclusion of Donald Tod 
based on the information B. B. McGimsey gave him and the research that Donald Tod did in Scotland in 1951.
            OTHER BIOGRAPHICAL ARTICLES via Cathie Bonds website researchm July 2007:
confirming what was sent by CLiff Ocheltree 2004 may be some dupicateion of foregoing in folloowoing: 
<http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/m/c/j/George-Mcjimsey/GENE4-0007.html> <http://
familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/m/c/j/George-Mcjimsey/GENE4-0061.html> 
           It is believed (with out proof) that David McGympsie, had 3 sons that came to America. They were 
John, William and Robert. It is known that A Dr. William McGimpsey was hanged for being a Tory. It is also 
believed that the rest of the family wanted to distance themselves from Dr. McGimpsey. Hence we have 
different spelling of the family name, McJimsey, McGimsey, McGimpsey, McJimpsey, McGympsie, 
McGimpsie and McGympsy._           In the report below, most of the information was collected by Mary 
McGimsey Staples, B.B. McGimsey, Jeremiah Alderson McGimsey, Pearl Jasper McJimsey and Ilyne 
McJimsey Olson, Robbie Sue McJimsey Burson, and Robert Aden McJimsey. Much of the information has 
been handed down thru the generations and does not have a provable source other than a family members 
memory. website owner: 
Updated September 20, 2000  	
here is the stuff on John McJimsey's father:                                                                                                                 
21. Robert4 McJimsey (Robert3, Robert2, David1 McGympsie)87 <http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/
users/m/c/j/George-Mcjimsey/GENE4-0061.html> was born 1790 in KY87 <http://familytreemaker.genealogy.
com/users/m/c/j/George-Mcjimsey/GENE4-0061.html>, and died 1825 in Miami Co., OH87 <http://
familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/m/c/j/George-Mcjimsey/GENE4-0061.html>. He married Unknown87 
<http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/m/c/j/George-Mcjimsey/GENE4-0061.html>. _                     
Notes for Robert McJimsey:_Found in the "War of 1812 Muster Rolls" Robert McJimsey that was in Capt. 
Westfall's Mounted Co. (May 1812), Ohio Militia. There was also a William McJimsey in the same company in 
Oct-Nov of 1812. This could be Robert's brother. and here is stuff on John & Mary McJimsey:                                                                                                                                     
23. John4 McJimsey (Robert3, Robert2, David1 McGympsie)100, <http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/
users/m/c/j/George-Mcjimsey/GENE4-0061.html>101 <http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/m/c/j/
George-Mcjimsey/GENE4-0061.html> was born November 03, 1799 in OH102, <http://familytreemaker.
genealogy.com/users/m/c/j/George-Mcjimsey/GENE4-0061.html>103 <http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/

users/m/c/j/George-Mcjimsey/GENE4-0061.html>, and died June 29, 1891 in Montgomery Co., IN104, <http://
familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/m/c/j/George-Mcjimsey/GENE4-0061.html>105 <http://
familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/m/c/j/George-Mcjimsey/GENE4-0061.html>. He married Mary Anne 
Hiser106 <http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/m/c/j/George-Mcjimsey/GENE4-0061.html>, daughter 
of Dennis Hizer and Elizabeth. 

_!               Notes for John McJimsey:_              Obituary: Crawfordsville Daily Journal (30 June 1891) _"John 
McJimpsey died at his home in Wingate Monday, June 29, aged 92 years. He was born in Ohio Nov 3, 1811 . 
He came to Montgomery Co. in 1835 when this county was almost a wilderness. He has four children living 
and four dead; one son in Maryville, MO, one son in Vincennes, one daughter in Worthington, IN, one the 
wife of A.H. Gilkey of Wingate. He was married three times. His second wife was Mary Lewis. He married 
Lidy Bain in 1874. He was a member of the Methodist church and a member of Ashler Lodge, Masonic 
fraternity. By that order he was buried at Wingate today. One more of the old pioneers gone. He was a good 
citizen and an honest man."_             Gma' McJimsey remembered from Journal Review/Montgomery Record 
(@1988): _Lydia Zenor born Oct 2, 1823 Jefferson Co., IN, died March 1924. Married Robert Bain Sept 1854; 
married John McJimsey 1871. (I have a Marriage License dated 14 Oct and returned 15 Oct 1873 for John & 
Lydia.) _               Notes from: History of Nodaway Co., MO (1882) pp. 689-90: _One of John (of Va) & Mary (of 
PA) (Heizer) McJimsey's girls was Sarah McJimsey born 19 April 1831 in OH who married James Bryant on 
31 Dec 1848 at Pleasant Hill (now Wingate). Both John and Sarah were living in 1882 when the book was 
written. _            Greenlawn Cemetery, Wingate IN: _Nancy Jane McJimsey d 14 May 1864 (ae 24y 2m 27d) 
_Jane McJimsey, wife Joseph b 18 Sept 1854 (ae 45y 2m 12d) _Winfield Scott McJimsey, son of Joseph & 
Jane b 3/2/1850 _John McJimsey b 3 Nov 1799 d 29 June 1891 _Mary McJimsey d 1/2/1873 (ae 68y 2m) _                  
The information above was sent to me by Clifford J. Ocheltree _George Homer McJimsey _                    More 
About John McJimsey:_Burial: Greenlawn Cemetery, Wingate, IN107 <http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/
users/m/c/j/George-Mcjimsey/GENE4-0061.html>_                     More About Mary Anne Hiser:_Burial: 
Greenlawn Cemetery, Wingate, IN107 <http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/m/c/j/George-Mcjimsey/
GENE4-0061.html>_Children of John McJimsey and Mary Hiser are: 
<http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/m/c/j/George-Mcjimsey/GENE4-0011.html>               	104
	i.		Joseph5 McJimsey, born 1825 in unknown; died Unknown in unknown.	
<http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/m/c/j/George-Mcjimsey/GENE4-0012.html>	    105	ii.
		Sarah Ann McJimsey, born April 19, 1831 in Miami Co., OH; died 1885 in unknown.	
<http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/m/c/j/George-Mcjimsey/GENE4-0012.html>	    106	iii.
		Martha A. McJimsey, born Abt. 1834 in Miami Co., OH; died Unknown in unknown.	
<http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/m/c/j/George-Mcjimsey/GENE4-0012.html>	                 107
	iv.		John Tatman McJimsey, born 1840 in IN; died 1927 in CA (?).	
	108	v.		Nancy Ann McJimsey108 <http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/m/c/j/
George-Mcjimsey/GENE4-0061.html>, born Abt. 1843108 <http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/m/c/j/
George-Mcjimsey/GENE4-0061.html>.	
	109	vi.		Mary J. McJimsey108 <http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/m/c/j/
George-Mcjimsey/GENE4-0061.html>, born Unknown. She married Aaron Gilkey109 <http://familytreemaker.
genealogy.com/users/m/c/j/George-Mcjimsey/GENE4-0061.html> December 20, 1847 in Montgomery Co., 
IN109 <http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/m/c/j/George-Mcjimsey/GENE4-0061.html>.	
footnotes: 
100. Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. <http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/m/c/j/George-
Mcjimsey/GENE4-0007.html>_101. Clifford J. Ocheltree <mbccjo@mailhost.accesscom.net>, Obituary: 
Crawfordsville Daily Journal (30 June 1891). <http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/m/c/j/George-
Mcjimsey/GENE4-0007.html>_102. Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. <http://familytreemaker.genealogy.
com/users/m/c/j/George-Mcjimsey/GENE4-0007.html>_103. Clifford J. Ocheltree <mbccjo@mailhost.
accesscom.net>. <http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/m/c/j/George-Mcjimsey/GENE4-0007.html>
_104. Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. <http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/m/c/j/George-
Mcjimsey/GENE4-0007.html>_105. Clifford J. Ocheltree <mbccjo@mailhost.accesscom.net>. <http://
familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/m/c/j/George-Mcjimsey/GENE4-0007.html>_106. Researched by Ilyne 

McJimsey Olson. <http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/m/c/j/George-Mcjimsey/GENE4-0007.html>
_107. Clifford J. Ocheltree <mbccjo@mailhost.accesscom.net>. <http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/
m/c/j/George-Mcjimsey/GENE4-0007.html>_108. Researched by Ilyne McJimsey Olson. <http://
familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/m/c/j/George-Mcjimsey/GENE4-0007.html>_109. Indiana State Library 
Genealogy Division. <http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/m/c/j/George-Mcjimsey/GENE4-0007.
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[2'2010] via Cathie . . not sure where this fits...GOODSPEED HISTORY OF EAST TENNESSEE - D85 
Biographical Appendix. L. W. Tipton, merchant, was born in Crab Orchard, KY., June 20, 1838, the son of 
Jonathan and Mary (McJimsey) Tipton, the former born in North Carolina in 1811, the son of Jonathan Tipton, 
a native of Carter County, Tennessee. The father, a farmer, was killed in 1864, by Confederate soldiers, in 
retaliation for his sons being in the Federal Army. The mother was born in Catawba County, N. C., in 1818, 
the daughter of William McJimpsey. She now lives in North Carolina. Our subject was educated at Burnsville, 
N. C., and in 1862 joined Company D, Eighth Federal Tennessee Cavalary, but June 11, 1863, he was 
transferred to Company A, Third United States North Carolina Mounted Infantry, as second lieutenant. He 
was mustered out August 7, 1865, and has since been farming a mile east of Greenville. He has also, since 
1881, been engaged in the grocery business at Greenville. He is a Mason, and a member of the Baptist 
Church. He is an intelligent and successful man. August 25, 1865, Clementine, a daughter of Eliza Headerick, 
became his wife, and five children have been born to them. She was born near Fall Branch in 1836. 
VIRGINIA TAX PAYERS 1782-87 John McGimsey was listed in Augusta County, VA., in 1782. JONATHAN 
WEBSTER CEMETERY, CROSS BRIDGES, TENNESSEE. McGimsey, Mrs. Rowena, 1 Dec. 1797 - 30 Apr. 
1827, in 30th year of life. McGimsey, Sarah Christiana, Apr. - Sept. 1827. McGimsey, Rowena Caroline, 
March 1820 - 23 July, 1827. RECORDS OF EARLY SETTLERS FROM STATE AND COUNTY ARCHIVES. 
PG. 64 TENNESSEE GENEALOGICAL RECORDS. No. 134. Heirs of Noah Vandiford (probably is Nandiford), 
a private in the North Carolina Cont. Line; 640 acres; issued 19 Dec. 1806. Richard Davis, attorney for John 
Vandiford, transferred the warrant to William Hulme of Wilkes Co., N.C., 21 Dec. 1806. On 29 Jan. 1807 
Hulme transferred the same to John McGimpsey of. . . omit. . . 
RECORDS OF LOUISIANA CONFEDERATE SOLDIERS AND COMMANDS, VOLUME III. P. 1195. 
STATEMENT OF SERVICE IN CIVIL WAR. STATE OF LOUISIANA, OFFICE OF THE ADJUTANT 
GENERAL HEADQUARTERS BUILDING, JACKSON BARRACKS, NEW ORLEANS, LA. RE: McGIMSEY, 
WILLIAM C. McGIMSEY, WILLIAM C. 2nd. Lt. 1st. Lt. Co. A 8th LA. Inf. En. June 19, 1861 Camp Moore, La. 
Present on all rolls to Feb. 1862. Absent, promoted 1st. Lt. May 7, 1862. Absent with leave. Roll July and Aug. 
1862, present. Roll Dec. 1862, absent in La. On furlough. Roll Jan. and Feb. 1863, absent without leave. 
Rolls to May 1863 present. Roll Dec. 1863 to 1864 absent, wounded at Gettysburg July 2, 1863, prisoner. 
Federal Roll of Prisoners of War Captured, Gettysburg, PA. July 2, 1863. Forward to Ft. Delaware, Delaware, 
from Ft. McHenry, MD. July 14, 1863., paroled for exchange. Exchanged Cox's Warf, James River, VA. Aug. 
2, 1865. Born Louisiana, Occupation Doctor, Residence, Baton Rouge, LA. Age when enlisted, 22, single. 
McGIMSEY'S - FROM RESEARCH CONDUCTED BY MARY ELIZABETH (McGIMSEY) STAPLES Family 
tradition has it that the earliest McGimsey ancestor came to Ireland from Norway, at the time Norway 
embraced Christianity, which this ancestor, a native of the Lofoten Islands, on the west coast of Norway, felt 
interfered with his long established fertility worship, a vital force in his fishing industry. Family tradition has it 
that the earliest McGimsey ancestor came to Ireland from Norway, at the time Norway embraced Christianity, 
which this ancestor, a native of the Lofoten Islands, on the west coast of Norway, felt interfered with his long 
established fertility worship, a vital force in his fishing industry. " The first commandment in our legislation is 
that we shall bow towards the east and pray to the Holy Christ for peace and fruitful harvest and that we may 
keep our country settled and tilled, and that our sovereign lord may have strength and health: may he be our 
friend and we his friends, and may God be a friend of us all. " Olaf's Lawsâ€¦..from Karen Larsen's History of 
Norway. For what this is worth, there is to be found on TIMES map of Norway today, a little town in the 
Lofoten group, called "Gimsoy". Our remote ancestor was supposed to have picked up the Scotch prefix Mac 

and Christianity after his descendants settled in Lowlands of Scotia or Scotland. Black in his derivation of 
Scotch surnames gives the following: McGimpsey â€¦.Irish. Mac Daisamaigh, son of Diamasach from 
Diomasch meaning "proud". A Gilbert MaKympsier was concerned with the slaughter of David McEwin in 
1529. Thomas M'Gympsy was witness at Bardland of Laik, Kirkcudbright, 1552. 
Thomas M'Gympsy was witness at Bardland of Laik, Kirkcudbright, 1552. Alexander McGymphee and John 
McGymphee were residents of Borgue, in Kirkcudbritshire in 1684. (B P C IV P 567). Other various spellings 
below: McGimcie in 1784. McGympser in 1700. McGympsier in 1701. This might show why we have so many 
variations of spelling of the name even in this country. Hana shows in his "Scotch Irish in America " that the 
McGimseys lived in Lanarkshire, Scotland at Cors, BelMacLellaine. Also in Kirkcudbrightshire, Scotland, on 
the shore of the North Channel, residing at Borgue, and the little town of Kirkcudbright. It is from there that the 
ancestors of the McGimsey's who came to America, left for the Ulster Plantations in Ireland when King James 
VI of Scotland and James I of England removed the Irish from this Northern section of Ireland and brought 
some 1600 Scotch families over the channel from Scotland to inhibit Ulster. The McGimsey's says Hanna 
were members of the MacLelland Clan, being a sept or a small family group. Lord Kirkcudbright, a 
MacLelland, held vast land grants in Ulster. This may account for the McGimsey's going there. 
The McGimsey's says Hanna were members of the MacLelland Clan, being a sept or a small family group. 
Lord Kirkcudbright, a MacLelland, held vast land grants in Ulster. This may account for the McGimsey's going 
there. When in the early 1700's England, fearing the strength of the Scotch in Ulster, passed laws preventing 
them from worshipping in their Presbyterian faith, holding public office, becoming teachers, or ministers, 
many of the people from Ulster joined the exodus in 1720, 1740, and 1770, for the American Colonies. There 
were, as far as is known, three of the early McGimsey men who came in 1770. They evidently came to 
Pennsylvania. Two of the brothers settled in York County, and the other brother, came to western North 
Carolina and settled in Burke County in 1771. (RE: Tombstone inscription of Col. John McGimsey, son of the 
McGimsey who came to North Carolina). These men seemed to be educated men, brought with them to 
America books of Latin, Greek, French, books of law and medicine and religion. They passed these books 
down to their sons in their wills. These McGimsey men and their sons took part in the 
These McGimsey men and their sons took part in the various fields of service to their country, and married 
into socially distinguished families. Most of them left clearly marked trails of their activities. If one searches 
diligently most of these McGimsey descendants, the male descendants can be documented. It is next to 
impossible to find the early McGimsey women, except through personally and privately preserved documents. 
Hanna says that when the birth rolls of Ulster were registered in 1890, there were more than 356 McGimsey's 
still in County Down, Ireland, and a few in County Antrim. It was from County Down that the early McGimsey's 
came to America. The names of these three men, according to records, were John McGIMSEY of 
Chanceford, York County, Pennsylvania. He is reputed to be a surveyor, and his moving from state to state in 
the late 1700's supports that possibility. Another was Robert McGimsey (McJimsey) who lived in 
Hamiltonbann, York County, Pennsylvania, that part which was cut off to form Adams County in 1800. He is 
reputed to have been a lawyer. He was a soldier, a successful land owner, a good business man, and could 
well have been a lawyer. The third brother,. . . omit. . . via Cathie. . . .2'2010 . . .GENEALOGY OF THE 
McGIMSEY FAMILY IN AMERICA. From Robert Perry McGimsey who lived in Ruston, Louisiana in 1978. 
Joe & Belinda McGimsey and children visited him on their way back to Kentucky, from a trip to Baton Rouge, 
Louisiana. Three brothers, John McGimsey, William McGimsey and Thomas McGimsey came to the United 
States from Scotland about 1770. John graduated from Edinburg University in the Science of Surveying, 
William in Medicine, and Thomas in Law from Edinburg University, Scotland. John McGimsey was born in 
County Down, Ireland 1754 and came to the United States when he was sixteen years old in 1770. He lived 
in Burke County, North Carolina. He married Flora Witherspoon and had two sons, William and John 
McGimsey was born in County Down, Ireland 1754 and came to the United States when he was sixteen 
years old in 1770. He lived in Burke County, North Carolina. He married Flora Witherspoon and had two sons, 
William and John Witherspoon Pettigrew McGimsey. William McGimsey, the Physician brother to John 
McGimsey, settled in South Carolina and married a Miss Pettigrew. His son was Joseph L. McGimsey. 
Thomas McGimsey, who settled in Columbia, Tennessee and married a very lovely young lady school 
teacher of Columbia, Tennessee as told to me ( R. H. McGimsey) by Mrs M. E. Carruth, now 82 years old in 

1912, a daughter of Dr. John W. P. McGimsey , had as far as known, one son, Charles McGimsey who 
settled, after the Mexican War, in Arkansas and practiced medicine. Mrs Carruth, says of him in her letter to 
R. H. McGimsey, dated July 26th 1912, "In my last letter to you with regard to our ancestry, I forgot to 
mention cousin Charles McGimsey, a native of Columbia, Tennessee, who at the age of 23 years enlisted in 
the Mexican War, and when it was ended he came through Baton Rouge to see us on his way home to 
Tennessee. He was a tall, very handson young man with large expressive dark eyes and black curly hair, and 
a fluent talker. My father tried to

118.  JOHN CARRICK-42611
 Cliff Ocheltree 12'2003 discussion and research sources include:

Immigration: After 1730 Hamiltonban Twp., Adams Co., PA 3
Residence: Carrol's Delight 9 May 1808 Hamiltonban Twp., Adams Co.,
PA 4
Misc: 1789 Hamiltonban Twp., Adams Co., PA 5
Misc: 1770 Frederick Co., MD 5
Misc: 1766 MD 6 3
Misc: 19 Aug 1755 Frederick Co., MD 7
Deed Filed: 19 Mar 1767 Hamiltonban Twp., Adams Co., PA

Gil Carrick Sat Sep 13 19:43:49 1997
Relatives of John CARRICK of Adams Co., PA 1712-1812, esp. in MD.
Related names: Samuel; Wife Mary; Sons: James, John,
Moses, Samuel Czar, Daugts: Jane (WAUGH), Agnes (KERR)

CARRICK LITTLE SHANKLIN SANFORD MOORE GAMBLE VAN VLECK MCELHINNEY

Gil Carrick Sat, 13 Sep 1997 22:31:14 -0500
Oldest known relative is John Carrick in Adams Co PA in Carrol's
Delight which later became part of MD. -- mailto:
gil.carrick@anixter.com Researching: CARRICK, LITTLE, SHANKLIN,
SANFORD, MOORE, GAMBLE, VAN VLECK, & MCELHINNEY. Gil Carrick, 1012
Portofino Dr., Arlington, TX, 76012

The will of John Carrick has been posted on my website for several
years now.You will also find there links to many things Carrick/Kerrick. Follow
the links to Genealogy. The link is in my "signature" near the end of
thismessage. I have a fairly good database of the descendants of these
folks. I will be happy to forward it to any to ask (since we can't send it to
the list as it is.) Please specify whether you want it in book form or as a
GEDCOM file.

Cliff has info saying by him or the editor of the foloowing
is not clear - ses Gil as teh writer, at end of this discussioin
"I can also send you the complete will as an image file along with a
text file that is a transcription.

Samuel ended up founding Blount College in Knoxville. It became the
U. of TN. Moses and John Montgomery and others ended up in and around
 Sparta,White Co.,TN. After the Late Unpleasantness many of them migrated
 to Harmon Co., OK where father of CLiff Ocheltree grew up.

 Reader may also be interested to know that the farm and the house that
John built is now run as a Bed & Breakfast. It is called Hickory Bridge Farm.
They know of the history of the place and will be happy to arrange for you to
stay in part of the house if you will let them know you are a Carrick.

them know you are a Carrick.
Unfortunately, they are not descended from John, so there is no freebie.
:) They are on the web but if you can't find them let me know. Most of
the town of Ortanna, PA is on the property once owned by John Carrick.

Cliff ocheltree says he has not been able to get to get to Emmitsburgh, the
nearby town in Frederick Co. myself to check, but the checking done by the
folks there in the Historical Society for me did not find anything on John, but
did turn up two other Carricks, Samuel and James. Given the way family names
were reused in their large families, there is no way to tell if these were the sons
of John or were brothers, etc. I am personally inclined to the latter interpretation
because of their probable ages. I think that for a small research fee they
could do some more extensive research but I am not actively researching right
now.

John's name turns up a few times in the MD state historical record. Once or
twice it is on a petition to the legislature with one or both of these other
Carricks. So they certainly knew each other and were likely related.

The other references Cliff has seen to Carroll's Delight indicate that this
property was mostly sold to Scots-Irish folk. Thet's the only clue we have
about where they came from. I have found no ship's records with any of these
names to tell us more. There were also many German imigrants in the area as
well, and I think that most of the Scots-Irish folk later left because they
didn't get along too well with the Germans who came to dominate the local
culture.

 Needless to say, if you have any further info. on any of the other lines I
would be happy to hear about it.. . . Regards, . . . Cousin Gil

 James Duncan, Reg. No. 460 In the name of God Amen!!
May the ninth AD Eighteen hundred and eight I John Carrick of
Hamilton Bams [Hamilton's Bunn] Township in the County of Adams and
State of Pennsylvania being of sound and disposing mind memory and
judgement Blessed be God for all his mercies Do make this my last
Will & Testament as follows viz: I recommend my soul to God Who gave
it - & my Body to be Buried in decent Christian manner at the
discretion of my Executors hereinafter mentioned and as touching such
worldly Estate as it hath pleased God to help me with, I do give
devise and Dispose of it in the following manner. -After all my Just
and lawfull Debts and funeral Expenses are paid - I give and Bequeath
unto my son John Carrick the sum of twenty pounds & to his son John &
Daughter Polly each the sum of five pounds - I give and Bequeath to
my Daughter Jane Intermarried with David Waugh the sum of thirty
pounds and to her son William the sum of Ten pounds and to her son
John the Sum of Five. - and to her daughter Polly Intermarried with
Robert McJenny (McJenrey ?), the Sum of ten pounds - I give and
Bequeath to my son James Carrick the sum of Five Pounds and to his
Son John John (sic) & Daughter Polly each the sum of Five Pounds - I
give and bequeath to my son Moses Carrick the sum of Twenty five
Pounds and to his son Montgomery Carrick the sum of Five Pounds - I
give and Bequeath to my Daughter Nancy Intermarried with James
(Ness?), the sum of Sixty Pounds and to her sons John & James each
the sum of Five Pounds & to her Daughter Polly intermarried with John

Samuel the sum of Seventy Pounds and to his son John N. the sum of
five pounds. - I Will and require my executors to pay the above
Bequests in the order in which the (sic) stand that is my son John is
to be paid out of the money that first comes into the hands of my
Executors after the sale of my Estate and so on in order untill (sic)
the whole be paid - And my further will is that the Residue of my
Estate be devided amongst my sons and Daughters above named in exact
proportions to the sum already Bequeathed unto them - and all the
above bequests are made to them their heirs and assigns. - And lastly
I nominate and appoint my faithful friends William Waugh Sen. and
David Blythe Sen. Executors of this my last Will & Testimate and I do
hereby empower my Executors above named to dispose of my land to the
best advantage and to make such Conveyance or Conveyances as the
nature of the case may require or the survivor of them as fully to
the purchaser or purchasers as I might or could do were I personally
present - and I do hereby utterly revoke and Disannul all and every
other Will by me made and confirming this and no other to be my last
Will and Testament - In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand
and seal the day and year first above written.
Signed Sealed Published, pronounced and Acclaimed by the said John
Carrick to be his last Will and Testament in presence of an (NB?).
The words on the survivor of (them?) was underligned before signing.
John Carrick "X" his mark
(There is also what looks like a shakey signature of John Carrick)
(apparent witnesses) Alex Brice. Robt S? Cemmons? Jr. Jos. McGinly

Adams County, Pa
Before James Duncan Esq. - Register for the Probate of Wills &
Granting Letters of Administration in and for the County of Adams in
the State of Pennsylvania, Personally came Alexander Brice and Joseph
McGinley two of the subscribing witnesses to the foregoing Instrument
of writing and on their Solemn Oaths do severally say that they were
personally present & saw and heard the therein named John Carrick
sign his marks unto and Seal & publish the foregoing Instrument in
writing, as and for his last Will and Testament; and at the time of
(doing?) thereof he the said John Carrick was of sound and disposing
mind, memory and understanding according to the best of their
knowledge and belief, and that they subscribed their names thereto as
Witnesses in the presence of the said Testator and at his request and
also also in the presence of each other at the same time.
Alexander Brice
Jos. McGinly
Sworn & Subscribed before me at
Gettysburg this third day of March: AD 1812
James Duncan
Attomoreandum Letters Testamentary were on this Day granted unto
William Waugh (Senr?) and David Blythe (Senr?) Executors of the last
Will & Testament of John Carrick, (decd?) - Inventory to be exhibited
into the Registers Office at Gettysburg on or before the 3rd day of
April next. & an account or Reckoning on or before the 3rd day of
March AD 1813. Witness my hand this 3rd day of March A.D. 1812.

ny Cash
Parkway, Hendersonville, TN 37075. (615) 824-2615, from a copy
provided by: Betty H. Pitzer, Register of Wills & Recorder of Deeds,
Rm. 102, Adams Co. Courthouse, Gettysburg, PA 17325.
Entered into word processing with slight editing by A. Gil Carrick,
jr., 1012 Portofino Dr., Arlington, TX 76012, (817) 274-2210, on 20
aug 1997. (JOHNCWIL.DOC)

 recently went to the Adams Co.,PA, Historical Society, and made a
copy of the Will of John
    Carrick.
    The Will was written, May 10,1808, it was probated March 3,1812,
and John Carrick, according to
    the Historical Societies paperwork, at the time of his death, was
almost 100 years old. That would
    place his birth circa 1712.

 This is the list of children in his Will:
    Son John Carrick
    His Son John
    His Daughter Polly(Mary)
    Daughter Jane m David Waugh
    Her son William
    Her son John
    Her Daughter Polly(Mary) m Robert M.
    Jensey(the s is not totally clear)
    Son James Carrick
    His son John
    His daughter Polly(Mary)
    Son Moses Carrick
    His Son Montgomery
    Daughter Nancy m James Kerr
    Her son John
    Her son James
    Her daughter Polly(Mary) m John Cobean
    Son Samuel
    His son John
    Executors Faithful friends William Waugh Sr. and David Blythe Sr.
    Witnesses;Alexander Brice,Robert Slemmons& Joseph McGinly

    Information at the Society, showed Samuel as a Minister for the
Presbyterien church, in Knoxville
    TN.
    Harrison Co.,OH, shows James Carrick as being in Harrison Co., OH
1811
    A Moses and John Montgomery Carrick, appear on 1800 tax list for
Barren, KY.
    As for the others, I'm not sure of their whereabouts, and there
is nothing in the paperwork to
    indicate where any of them resided.
    John Carrick lived on a tract of land known as Carroll's Delight,
in Hamilton Bann, Adams Co.,PA.
    This land although physically in PA, was originally claimed by

   were battling over ownership. John Carrick was paying taxes, in
both PA, and Frederick Co., MD. A
    map of the original owners of the properties, lists John and
James Carrick.
    Those of you looking for early information on John Carrick, may
want to check Frederick Co., MD.
    Because of the precarious situation of his land, you may find he
is listed early in Frederick Co.,MD.
    According to the history of Carroll's Delight, Maryland residents
were encouraged to purchase the
    land, in order for MD, to secure their claim. The thinking was,
possession is 9/10 of the law. They
    later found out, that defending that position was more difficult,
and PA, eventually won, making all
    residents of Carroll's Delight, PA residents.
some notes & punctuation were inserted while reading
by Pat CURL Dowden 8 Feb 2004

119.  Polly or Mary Carrick-42615
  CARRICK may be a married name or may be the maiden name of this person
since Ochletree has shown [-----] after her given names before CARRICK

204.  George Boon II or George III Boone-5774
  Was a weaver and a tanner.

     Sources:  Copy of Archive Record 12835
               "Daniel Boone" by Thwaires
               "The Boone Family Record" by Maude Tate Boone, 1967

206.  sir Edward MORGAN-23625
  "The Boone Bulletin"
               "The Boone Family", by Hazel A. Spraker, Gen. Pub.Co., 1979
               "Pike Co. History", by Jess Thompson, p. 144     Of Gwynedd, Philadelphia Co., PA.
     Ancestral File Submitters:  Bernard McFernan, 2930 W. Echo Lane, Phoenix, AZ. 85051
                                 Ruth Ann Taylor, 40 E. 300 N.,Provo, UT 84064
                                 Toni Richard Turk, 121 Seascape,P>O>Box 1314
                                   Port Lavaca, TX. 77979
     PRF #4-1146623
Edward was a tailor by trade.

408.  George II [BOONE] blacksmith Boon Squire-5771
 SOURCES
[7-5-2000]confirm data& added new all his half-siblings+ own children[except our ancestor]from 
Schciker'99publ
[11-11-95]"only source for md.England....occ.blacksmith..."confirms our prior
data: Joyce Carlson source:[ahnentafel] records of Lucille Bailey, 9948 Lull St.,Burbank, CA 91504-1023
[1]Geo II was evidently not the eldest son of Geo II, since he did not inherit
the family estates...became a weaver andmoved to brandninch...met and md. Mary
Maugridge...had 9 children...his father:BOON fortunes prospered under deClares
....by mid 16th century own land...not titled...large country house"manor"
of"seat of Boones near Exeter...Stokes"
{ beware probable missing generation in data of 9-14-94 use info }:
spelling  BOON  was used exclusively in England, until immigrated to colonies where others spelled the 
surname as it suited the writer = French spelling was used in reference tot he family on theforontier: Daniel 

confirmed in ahnentafel

-PRF #4 - 1147347 verified earlier sources as follows:
 Records of
-Lucille Bailey, 9948 Lull St.,Burbank, CA 91504-1023 via Joyce Carlson Lake Arrowhead, California
_ Poehler list
 - - - "1666,Devon.,E/md. 1689/d.8.1.1744,Berks Co.,PA" from:
- "The Boone Family" re: Geo/Mary BOONE"Who came to America in 1717,
containing many unpublished bits of early Kentuck history, also a biographical
sketch of Daniel BOONE, the pioneer by one of his descendants,complied by
-  HazelATTERBURY Spaker, the tuttle Co.,pub, Rutland,Vermont, 1922"
data transcribed 5-16-1994 by/from:
- John Royston FISHER, 5001 Sunset Ave,Anacortes, WA98221-4067,

response my '91 AF submission of Jemima/Jemina
4-1-94 added for same AF the 1993 update of info: which matches 3-14-94
est.b.BEF 1690 from daughter b. 1707, the AF does not yet have b.of Wales
[3.1]3'94

- Rosalie Harnden adds city of marriage as Exeter,England,lack date

[3.2](1a) suspect the Feb death date since it is the same as
his spouse and the July date may be correct, not the Feb: which maybe copy error
 .....9-12-93 DTW "d.7-27-1744 in Berks co.,PA"
(1b)8-9-93 day/mo./birth "3-19-1666,no PLACE;c1689 Mary MAUGRIDGE"{SISSOM];
(1c)7'1993]"b.1666,Stoak" NEED UPDATE AF per Squire BOONE family by this AFN
(1aa)merge 7.22.93 GEDCOM shows AF lacks mid name spouse,no dates/places
(1bb)5.29.93 DATA:June THOMAS pedigree chart 5.24.1993: "md.8.16,Devon.,E"
(1)6'92 AFN: 462P-6N S: ord since '9l batch 7200017-2 submitted Ellinor
Miller as his G'mother ( two entries show this woman)
(1.2) other 1644 birth of his father
(1.3) '9l source had B/E ord info 6'92
info B:6.16.1977 WA E:6.23.1977 the S ord batch 7628503-33( 6'92)
other for b.Exeter,Stoak,etc shows B:10.8.1932 AZ batch C052411-0194
(3)

-  Cathie Bonds 8'93 trip to PA xerox "The Penna.-German" v 9 Jan-Dec 1908 ed H W
Kriebel, East Greenville,PA by Holzapfel Pub co Cleona,PA : (A) p 233 (B) p 142
"Gen notes & quries:PA German:Nationality & Ancestors of Daniel BOONE" qouting
   p 233"The immediate ancestors of Daniel... formed a small settlement near
Exeter,England,where they nearly all followed a pastoral
life.Geo...emigrated..with wife,Mary, in 1717,bringing...11 children,but few
other goods,for the family were extremly poor.:of 9 sons only 3 are preserved in
history:James,John and Squire[father od Daniel]...Geo III founded a small
settlement...named Exeter after his birthplace...also preempted the gorund upon
which Georgetown in DC is situated,located that town and gave it it's
name[tradition]...Squire md.Mary MORGAN abt 1732 PA:...resided in Exeter in
Dad's home,Berks co.,PA had 7 sons & 4 dau..."
   p 142 "Daniel b.10.22.1734 Exetertwp,Berks,PA, was son of Squire(son of Geo
b.Brandwinch,near Exeter,Devonshire,England,emigrated abt 1717 who lived in

Philadelphia PA) [ often confused with his own son Geo BOONE Esq
also called Squire] Sarah MORGAN,md.7.23.1720 ...Geo sr[minutes of
Monthly meeting Gwynedd Friend 31 Dec 1717] produced  a certificate of his
GoodLife and Conversation att Callumpton, in Great Britian, wh was read & well
rec'd...both he & wife buried at Oley" ...
- Cathie 8'93 trip to PA xeroxes (4.l)"Works Progress Admin.
for...Fed.Historical Records survey 2.15.1939 [depression make work project]
from Historical Society of Berks county,5th & Spring St.,Reading,PA "Reguarding
Daniel Boone Research, Exeter... Geo.II b.?died aged 60 md.Sarah Uppey b.? died
aged 80...shows all desc:..."George III b.1666 d. 7.27.1744 [ shown as
burial date herewith ], md.Mary MAUGRIDGE b. 1669,d.2.2.1740 aged 72 years" and
shows this birth order for his offspring
(5)confirmation of the b.dates of his children Benj.,Jms & Sam.
xerox by 8'93 Cathie trip to PA xeroxes "Works Progress Admin.
for...Fed.Historical Records survey 2.15.1939 [depression make work project]
from Historical Society of Berks county,5th & Spring St.,Reading,PA
- "Historical Collections of Gwynedd" by Howard Jenkins p 410[Morgan
family]...PA Archieves v 19 2nd series dep. in Berks co
Hist.Soc...ExeterMeetinghouse records F.Draper Mss 2B74; 19C57;
11C96..."Life of Dan.Boone" by Bogart,1858 and various Draper manuscripts
summary xeroxes 8.19.93 by Cathie PA trip Dept public works research 1939 notes
also cited "Guyned Monthly Meeting..PA Arch.ser.v.19 p 644/583; Chockleys
abstr. pub.rec.of Rockingham(Agusta)co.VA; Boone article by D.P.G.Bertolette
1860;abstr.Berks co.wills p 358; Hist.Berks/Lebanon co"by Rupple
[6.3.1]9-20-94 notes new pedigree source, confirms our data mostly:
"George BOON...b.1662 d.1744 md Mary MAUGRIDGE" beware source
probably has a  missing generation:data of 9-14-94 use info: aka BOON
{ french history states that the spelling de Bohun,Boun,Boon was abandon when
French with Wm conquerer entered England, but spelling resumed to BOONE in the
"New World"per via Mary Ann BRYAN Poehler line of Daniel/Squire BOONE:SOURCE:
"House of de Bohun(Boun, Boon)pages 4 thru 8: from group of six (6) related
pages of xeroxes of related data stored in BOONE - MEANS booklet of Dowdens
"Georg BOON md. Catherine dau Samuel ap Morgan...b.1610/d.1676" [no places
given by this source]. There were most likely 2 Georges one md.Ellinor
MILLER and the other,his son, md. Sarah UPPEY, however show correct parents
"Georg BOON and Ann dau of Walter FALLACE"and children also correct:Georg BOON
b.1662 d.1744 [NO PLACES]md. Mary MAUGRIDGE"

!     Sources:  Copy of Archive Record 12835
               "Daniel Boone" by Thwaires
               "The Boone Family Record" by Maude Tate Boone, 1967

206.  sir Edward MORGAN-23625
  "The Boone Bulletin"
               "The Boone Family", by Hazel A. Spraker, Gen. Pub.Co., 1979
               "Pike Co. History", by Jess Thompson, p. 144     Of Gwynedd, Philadelphia Co., PA.
     Ancestral File Submitters:  Bernard McFernan, 2930 W. Echo Lane, Phoenix, AZ. 85051
                                 Ruth Ann Taylor, 40 E. 300 N.,Provo, UT 84064
                                 Toni Richard Turk, 121 Seascape,P>O>Box 1314
                                   Port Lavaca, TX. 77979
     PRF #4-1146623
Edward was a tailor by trade.

206.  sir Edward MORGAN-23625
  "The Boone Bulletin"
               "The Boone Family", by Hazel A. Spraker, Gen. Pub.Co., 1979
               "Pike Co. History", by Jess Thompson, p. 144     Of Gwynedd, Philadelphia Co., PA.
     Ancestral File Submitters:  Bernard McFernan, 2930 W. Echo Lane, Phoenix, AZ. 85051
                                 Ruth Ann Taylor, 40 E. 300 N.,Provo, UT 84064
                                 Toni Richard Turk, 121 Seascape,P>O>Box 1314
                                   Port Lavaca, TX. 77979
     PRF #4-1146623
Edward was a tailor by trade.

408.  George II [BOONE] blacksmith Boon Squire-5771
 SOURCES
[7-5-2000]confirm data& added new all his half-siblings+ own children[except our ancestor]from 
Schciker'99publ
[11-11-95]"only source for md.England....occ.blacksmith..."confirms our prior
data: Joyce Carlson source:[ahnentafel] records of Lucille Bailey, 9948 Lull St.,Burbank, CA 91504-1023
[1]Geo II was evidently not the eldest son of Geo II, since he did not inherit
the family estates...became a weaver andmoved to brandninch...met and md. Mary
Maugridge...had 9 children...his father:BOON fortunes prospered under deClares
....by mid 16th century own land...not titled...large country house"manor"
of"seat of Boones near Exeter...Stokes"
{ beware probable missing generation in data of 9-14-94 use info }:
spelling  BOON  was used exclusively in England, until immigrated to colonies where others spelled the 
surname as it suited the writer = French spelling was used in reference tot he family on theforontier: Daniel 
and family did not read & write to any extent being occuppied with surviving & fighting Indian wars & read 
only the bible
{ french HISTORY states that the spelling de Bohun,Boun,Boon ["e" french was abandon when French with
Wm conquerer entered England] but spelling resumed as BOONE in the "New World"
per via Mary Ann BRYAN Poehler line of Daniel/Squire BOONE:
"House of de Bohun(Boun, Boon)pages 4 thru 8: from group of six (6) related
pages of xeroxes of related data stored in BOONE - MEANS booklet of Dowdens
"Georg BOON md. Catherine dau Samuel ap Morgan...b.1610/d.1676" [no places
given by this source]. There were most likely 2 Georges one md.Ellinor
MILLER and the other,his son, md. Sarah UPPEY, however show correct parents
"Georg BOON and Ann dau of Walter FALLACE"and children also correct:Georg BOON
b.1662 d.1744 [NO PLACES]md. Mary MAUGRIDGE"
[2] rin 515 is line reported AF 1991 by Pat CURL Dowden  " George BOONE b. abt 1646 d.
1706" [ places a noted ]
{ see rin 9866:conflicting data: spouses of his father who are his mother
5-16-94 source: pedigree chart by John Fisher :  POSSIBLY his source is
         "The Boone Family" re: Geo/Mary BOONE"Who came to America in 1717,
containing many unpublished bits of early Kentuck history, also a biographical
sketch of Daniel BOONE, the pioneer by one of his descendants,complied by Hazel
ATTERBURY Spaker, the tuttle Co.,pub, Rutland,Vermont, 1922"
data transcribed 5-16-1994 by/from: John Royston FISHER, 5001 Sunset Ave,
WA98221-4067,response my '91 AF submission of Jemima/Jemina BOONE }
[3]notes prior 5-20-94: (1b) 2.17.1993 same AFN number w/different
SS:1.27.1959 LA (1c)6'92 AFN: 462P-6N S: ord since '9l batch 7200017-2:
submtd Ellinor Miller as his mother ( two entries show this woman)
(2) other 1644 birth '9l source had B/E ord info
(3) spouse found AF 2-17-1993 changed b 1646 so I added to b date to become

206.  sir Edward MORGAN-23625
  "The Boone Bulletin"
               "The Boone Family", by Hazel A. Spraker, Gen. Pub.Co., 1979
               "Pike Co. History", by Jess Thompson, p. 144     Of Gwynedd, Philadelphia Co., PA.
     Ancestral File Submitters:  Bernard McFernan, 2930 W. Echo Lane, Phoenix, AZ. 85051
                                 Ruth Ann Taylor, 40 E. 300 N.,Provo, UT 84064
                                 Toni Richard Turk, 121 Seascape,P>O>Box 1314
                                   Port Lavaca, TX. 77979
     PRF #4-1146623
Edward was a tailor by trade.

408.  George II [BOONE] blacksmith Boon Squire-5771
 SOURCES
[7-5-2000]confirm data& added new all his half-siblings+ own children[except our ancestor]from 
Schciker'99publ
[11-11-95]"only source for md.England....occ.blacksmith..."confirms our prior
data: Joyce Carlson source:[ahnentafel] records of Lucille Bailey, 9948 Lull St.,Burbank, CA 91504-1023
[1]Geo II was evidently not the eldest son of Geo II, since he did not inherit
the family estates...became a weaver andmoved to brandninch...met and md. Mary
Maugridge...had 9 children...his father:BOON fortunes prospered under deClares
....by mid 16th century own land...not titled...large country house"manor"
of"seat of Boones near Exeter...Stokes"
{ beware probable missing generation in data of 9-14-94 use info }:
spelling  BOON  was used exclusively in England, until immigrated to colonies where others spelled the 
surname as it suited the writer = French spelling was used in reference tot he family on theforontier: Daniel 
and family did not read & write to any extent being occuppied with surviving & fighting Indian wars & read 
only the bible
{ french HISTORY states that the spelling de Bohun,Boun,Boon ["e" french was abandon when French with
Wm conquerer entered England] but spelling resumed as BOONE in the "New World"
per via Mary Ann BRYAN Poehler line of Daniel/Squire BOONE:
"House of de Bohun(Boun, Boon)pages 4 thru 8: from group of six (6) related
pages of xeroxes of related data stored in BOONE - MEANS booklet of Dowdens
"Georg BOON md. Catherine dau Samuel ap Morgan...b.1610/d.1676" [no places
given by this source]. There were most likely 2 Georges one md.Ellinor
MILLER and the other,his son, md. Sarah UPPEY, however show correct parents
"Georg BOON and Ann dau of Walter FALLACE"and children also correct:Georg BOON
b.1662 d.1744 [NO PLACES]md. Mary MAUGRIDGE"
[2] rin 515 is line reported AF 1991 by Pat CURL Dowden  " George BOONE b. abt 1646 d.
1706" [ places a noted ]
{ see rin 9866:conflicting data: spouses of his father who are his mother
5-16-94 source: pedigree chart by John Fisher :  POSSIBLY his source is
         "The Boone Family" re: Geo/Mary BOONE"Who came to America in 1717,
containing many unpublished bits of early Kentuck history, also a biographical
sketch of Daniel BOONE, the pioneer by one of his descendants,complied by Hazel
ATTERBURY Spaker, the tuttle Co.,pub, Rutland,Vermont, 1922"
data transcribed 5-16-1994 by/from: John Royston FISHER, 5001 Sunset Ave,
WA98221-4067,response my '91 AF submission of Jemima/Jemina BOONE }
[3]notes prior 5-20-94: (1b) 2.17.1993 same AFN number w/different
SS:1.27.1959 LA (1c)6'92 AFN: 462P-6N S: ord since '9l batch 7200017-2:
submtd Ellinor Miller as his mother ( two entries show this woman)
(2) other 1644 birth '9l source had B/E ord info
(3) spouse found AF 2-17-1993 changed b 1646 so I added to b date to become

, however show correct parents
"Georg BOON and Ann dau of Walter FALLACE"and children also correct:Georg BOON
b.1662 d.1744 [NO PLACES]md. Mary MAUGRIDGE"
[2] rin 515 is line reported AF 1991 by Pat CURL Dowden  " George BOONE b. abt 1646 d.
1706" [ places a noted ]
{ see rin 9866:conflicting data: spouses of his father who are his mother
5-16-94 source: pedigree chart by John Fisher :  POSSIBLY his source is
         "The Boone Family" re: Geo/Mary BOONE"Who came to America in 1717,
containing many unpublished bits of early Kentuck history, also a biographical
sketch of Daniel BOONE, the pioneer by one of his descendants,complied by Hazel
ATTERBURY Spaker, the tuttle Co.,pub, Rutland,Vermont, 1922"
data transcribed 5-16-1994 by/from: John Royston FISHER, 5001 Sunset Ave,
WA98221-4067,response my '91 AF submission of Jemima/Jemina BOONE }
[3]notes prior 5-20-94: (1b) 2.17.1993 same AFN number w/different
SS:1.27.1959 LA (1c)6'92 AFN: 462P-6N S: ord since '9l batch 7200017-2:
submtd Ellinor Miller as his mother ( two entries show this woman)
(2) other 1644 birth '9l source had B/E ord info
(3) spouse found AF 2-17-1993 changed b 1646 so I added to b date to become
1644-1646  prior info from same AFN 202b-zm...
(4) Cathie 8'93 trip to PA xeroxes (4.l)"Works Progress Admin.
for...Fed.Historical Records survey 2.15.1939 [depression make work project]
from Historical Society of Berks county,5th & Spring St.,Reading,PA "Reguarding
Daniel Boone Research, Exeter" Geo.II b.?died aged 60
md.Sarah Uppey b.? died aged 80...shows all descendants too"
(4.2)re:Daniel,gson and George III son "The Penna.-German" v9Jan-Dec1908 ed HW
Kriebel, East Greenville,PA by Holzapfel Pub co Cleona,PA : (A) p 233 (B) p 142
"Gen notes & quries:PA German:Nationality & Ancestors of Daniel BOONE" qouting
   p 233"The immediate ancestors of Daniel... formed a small settlement near
Exeter,England,where they nearly all followed a pastoral
life.Geo...emigrated..with wife,Mary, in 1717,bringing...11 children,but few
other goods,for the family were extremly poor.:of 9 sons only 3 are preserved in
history:James,John and Squire[father od Daniel]...Geo III founded a small
settlement...named Exeter after his birthplace...also preempted the gorund upon
which Georgetown in DC is situated,located that town and gave it it's
name[tradition]...Squire md.Mary MORGAN abt 1732 PA:...resided in Exeter in
Dad's home,Berks co.,PA had 7 sons & 4 dau..."
   p 142 "Daniel b.10.22.1734 Exetertwp,Berks,PA, was son of Squire(son of Geo
b.Brandwinch,near Exeter,Devonshire,England,emigrated abt 1717 who lived in
Philadelphia PA) [ often confused with his own son Geo BOONE Esq
also called Squire] Sarah MORGAN,md.7.23.1720 ...Geo sr[minutes of
Monthly meeting Gwynedd Friend 31 Dec 1717] produced  a certificate of his
GoodLife and Conversation att Callumpton, in Great Britian, wh was read & well
rec'd...both he & wife buried at Oley" "

410.  add to ORD file John Maugridge-18679
      John  was a  Weaver
       MOGGRIDGE alternative spelling  of Maugridge
       Some research associate Milton with name of this person reader beware
      SOME ESTIMATED birth Abt 1640/1648 Bradninch, Devonshire, AF/IGI/other, England

410.  add to ORD file John Maugridge-18679
      John  was a  Weaver
       MOGGRIDGE alternative spelling  of Maugridge
       Some research associate Milton with name of this person reader beware
      SOME ESTIMATED birth Abt 1640/1648 Bradninch, Devonshire, AF/IGI/other, England

644.  Michael Schmidt-94388
     LZV5-V59

816.  George I [BOONE] Boon Squire-5840
     AFN:462P-6N

817.  Ellinor Miller-5813
(1)6'92 IGI new info this source two entries show this woman other marriage
date 1644 Exeter (2) name not known '9l GEDCOM "MyMilton"

     AFN:4L16-40

822.  poet  John Milton-79972
   Refer to Hero Carlisle marked hi school study *book on loan 2006 to g'ma Dowden
    Biography of John Milton:
    Educated at St.Paul's school and cambridge University,where he received a Masters Degree in 1632 . 
Milton aspired towarda career in the Anglican Church, but philosphical conflicts with church doctrine and his 
own burgeoning interest inwriting distracted him. Steeping himself in the classics as well as more 
comtemporary writing, in 1638 he took a European tour, where he met many  of the major thinkers of the day, 
especialy in Italy.
    Milton already had a respectable portfolio of work includgin poems "On Shakespeare"[1630] and "Il 
Penseroso"[1631], the lyrical elegy "Lysidas"[1638] and sonnets.
    Milton them turned his considerable intellect to writing prose - specifically political and religious pamphlets. 
Miltona ttacked such controversial issues as chruch reform, divorce, freedom of the press, ther ights of kings 
and sibjects, education , Christian doctrine,  and government and constitutional reform, often using examples 
from his own life.
    His growing Puritanism and political radicalism coincided with the rise of both England , and Milton 
increasingly cried out against tyranny, even writing a justification for the execution of Charles I.
    During  the Interregnum, when Oliver Cromwell held control after the executioin of Charles I, Milton was 
rewarded for his tireless political pampheteering. Parliament ap[poointed him Secretary for Foreign TOngues 
tothe COuncil of State  [1649- 1659] . Though his poor eyesight eventualy lapsed in to total blindness in 1652, 
Milton carried on both his poliotical and literaray work with the help of aides.
    Milton's political career ended with the restoration fo th e English monarchy in 1660. he was fined and 
briefly imprisoned fpor his involvement. He then embarked on what would become the greatest achievement 
in his literaray career PARADISE LOST..
     Psychologically aware Milton used his own life story to elucidate ideas about authority and rebellion. His 
style was a fluency with which he emplys modern and archaic language in hi rhetoric, as well as images and 
characters from teh vast span of the Western tradition.
    "There is no disputing that John Milton 1608-1674 is considered oneof the supreme wirters in the history of 
English letters, and indeed in world literature. "All things and modes of action shape themselves anew in the 
beigin of Milton" said the great critic and poe Samuel Taylor Colerigde.
     Yes for a number of reasons many modern readers are unaware of the pleasures of his often complex 
poetry and prose. Representative titles *PARADISE LOST - AREOPAGITICA Poetry to  be struggled thorugh 
to enjoy,appreciate, value words saying much about human nature and political life - now as it did over three 
centuries ago. 

644.  Michael Schmidt-94388
     LZV5-V59

816.  George I [BOONE] Boon Squire-5840
     AFN:462P-6N

817.  Ellinor Miller-5813
(1)6'92 IGI new info this source two entries show this woman other marriage
date 1644 Exeter (2) name not known '9l GEDCOM "MyMilton"

     AFN:4L16-40

822.  poet  John Milton-79972
   Refer to Hero Carlisle marked hi school study *book on loan 2006 to g'ma Dowden
    Biography of John Milton:
    Educated at St.Paul's school and cambridge University,where he received a Masters Degree in 1632 . 
Milton aspired towarda career in the Anglican Church, but philosphical conflicts with church doctrine and his 
own burgeoning interest inwriting distracted him. Steeping himself in the classics as well as more 
comtemporary writing, in 1638 he took a European tour, where he met many  of the major thinkers of the day, 
especialy in Italy.
    Milton already had a respectable portfolio of work includgin poems "On Shakespeare"[1630] and "Il 
Penseroso"[1631], the lyrical elegy "Lysidas"[1638] and sonnets.
    Milton them turned his considerable intellect to writing prose - specifically political and religious pamphlets. 
Miltona ttacked such controversial issues as chruch reform, divorce, freedom of the press, ther ights of kings 
and sibjects, education , Christian doctrine,  and government and constitutional reform, often using examples 
from his own life.
    His growing Puritanism and political radicalism coincided with the rise of both England , and Milton 
increasingly cried out against tyranny, even writing a justification for the execution of Charles I.
    During  the Interregnum, when Oliver Cromwell held control after the executioin of Charles I, Milton was 
rewarded for his tireless political pampheteering. Parliament ap[poointed him Secretary for Foreign TOngues 
tothe COuncil of State  [1649- 1659] . Though his poor eyesight eventualy lapsed in to total blindness in 1652, 
Milton carried on both his poliotical and literaray work with the help of aides.
    Milton's political career ended with the restoration fo th e English monarchy in 1660. he was fined and 
briefly imprisoned fpor his involvement. He then embarked on what would become the greatest achievement 
in his literaray career PARADISE LOST..
     Psychologically aware Milton used his own life story to elucidate ideas about authority and rebellion. His 
style was a fluency with which he emplys modern and archaic language in hi rhetoric, as well as images and 
characters from teh vast span of the Western tradition.
    "There is no disputing that John Milton 1608-1674 is considered oneof the supreme wirters in the history of 
English letters, and indeed in world literature. "All things and modes of action shape themselves anew in the 
beigin of Milton" said the great critic and poe Samuel Taylor Colerigde.
     Yes for a number of reasons many modern readers are unaware of the pleasures of his often complex 
poetry and prose. Representative titles *PARADISE LOST - AREOPAGITICA Poetry to  be struggled thorugh 
to enjoy,appreciate, value words saying much about human nature and political life - now as it did over three 
centuries ago. 
     Revisit the imagined worlds of his verse, frequently in the form of lively readings - or understand depth - 
arising as he had personal struggles, spiritual aspirations and political passions
     Examine his life and work ... understand the richness and depth of his poertry , it's ways of representing  
17th century English life and culture - it had  impact on later writers and on English literacy history as a whole.

"Georg BOON md. Catherine dau Samuel ap Morgan...b.1610/d.1676" [no places
given by this source]. There were most likely 2 Georges one md.Ellinor
MILLER and the other,his son, md. Sarah UPPEY, however show correct parents
"Georg BOON and Ann dau of Walter FALLACE"and children also correct:Georg BOON
b.1662 d.1744 [NO PLACES]md. Mary MAUGRIDGE"

!     AFN:462P-6N

817.  Ellinor Miller-5813
(1)6'92 IGI new info this source two entries show this woman other marriage
date 1644 Exeter (2) name not known '9l GEDCOM "MyMilton"

     AFN:4L16-40

822.  poet  John Milton-79972
   Refer to Hero Carlisle marked hi school study *book on loan 2006 to g'ma Dowden
    Biography of John Milton:
    Educated at St.Paul's school and cambridge University,where he received a Masters Degree in 1632 . 
Milton aspired towarda career in the Anglican Church, but philosphical conflicts with church doctrine and his 
own burgeoning interest inwriting distracted him. Steeping himself in the classics as well as more 
comtemporary writing, in 1638 he took a European tour, where he met many  of the major thinkers of the day, 
especialy in Italy.
    Milton already had a respectable portfolio of work includgin poems "On Shakespeare"[1630] and "Il 
Penseroso"[1631], the lyrical elegy "Lysidas"[1638] and sonnets.
    Milton them turned his considerable intellect to writing prose - specifically political and religious pamphlets. 
Miltona ttacked such controversial issues as chruch reform, divorce, freedom of the press, ther ights of kings 
and sibjects, education , Christian doctrine,  and government and constitutional reform, often using examples 
from his own life.
    His growing Puritanism and political radicalism coincided with the rise of both England , and Milton 
increasingly cried out against tyranny, even writing a justification for the execution of Charles I.
    During  the Interregnum, when Oliver Cromwell held control after the executioin of Charles I, Milton was 
rewarded for his tireless political pampheteering. Parliament ap[poointed him Secretary for Foreign TOngues 
tothe COuncil of State  [1649- 1659] . Though his poor eyesight eventualy lapsed in to total blindness in 1652, 
Milton carried on both his poliotical and literaray work with the help of aides.
    Milton's political career ended with the restoration fo th e English monarchy in 1660. he was fined and 
briefly imprisoned fpor his involvement. He then embarked on what would become the greatest achievement 
in his literaray career PARADISE LOST..
     Psychologically aware Milton used his own life story to elucidate ideas about authority and rebellion. His 
style was a fluency with which he emplys modern and archaic language in hi rhetoric, as well as images and 
characters from teh vast span of the Western tradition.
    "There is no disputing that John Milton 1608-1674 is considered oneof the supreme wirters in the history of 
English letters, and indeed in world literature. "All things and modes of action shape themselves anew in the 
beigin of Milton" said the great critic and poe Samuel Taylor Colerigde.
     Yes for a number of reasons many modern readers are unaware of the pleasures of his often complex 
poetry and prose. Representative titles *PARADISE LOST - AREOPAGITICA Poetry to  be struggled thorugh 
to enjoy,appreciate, value words saying much about human nature and political life - now as it did over three 
centuries ago. 
     Revisit the imagined worlds of his verse, frequently in the form of lively readings - or understand depth - 
arising as he had personal struggles, spiritual aspirations and political passions
     Examine his life and work ... understand the richness and depth of his poertry , it's ways of representing  
17th century English life and culture - it had  impact on later writers and on English literacy history as a whole.

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1632.  Georg or George Boon or Boone vassal de  Clares-5812
     AFN:CK9C-QR

3264.  Gregory Boon-5835
SOURCES:
11-14- & 9-14-94 from Mary Ann BRYAN Poehler
[1] Vivienne George wales research
[1.0] 9-28-94 IGI PAGE 4296/7 RECORD # 8626204-19:
"BOON George, b.1561 Exeter,son of Gregry BOON and Constance ap Comyn"
[1.1]very long lineage/descendancy [b.1561 d. 1618] confirmed 9-28-94 in IGI,
9-14-94 Mary Ann BRYAN/Poehler and are two short lines [b. 1597] to George III:
" after Gregory, b.1517, known as vassal of the de Clares, Earls of Devon,
this family resided in devonshire, England:" Gregory BOON b.1561
d. 1618 md. Constance ap Comyn dau of Comyn ap Morgan of Gwynned "
"... Georg BOON b.1561 { differs we had b. 1597 no death data } d. 1618 md. Ann
FALLACE ...SON OF Gregory BOON b. 1517 and Constance ap Comyn..."
...there is MUCH ancestry in this pedigree locations summary indicates
that were in Devonshire,E. after Gregory b. 1517 thru to George b. 1662
COMMENTS and CAUTIONS:
beware source probably has missing generation for descendnts of same name md.
Ellinor MILLER and Sara UPPEY descendants of Ann FALLACE :data of 9-14-94
{ french history states that the spelling de Bohun,Boun,Boon was abandon when
French with Wm conquerer entered England, but spelling resumed to BOONE in the
"New World"per via Mary Ann BRYAN Poehler line of Daniel/Squire BOONE:SOURCE:
"House of de Bohun(Boun, Boon)pages 4 thru 8: from group of six (6) related
pages of xeroxes of related data stored in BOONE - MEANS booklet of Dowdens
"Georg BOON md. Catherine dau Samuel ap Morgan...b.1610/d.1676" [no places
given by this source]. There were most likely 2 Georges one md.Ellinor
MILLER and the other,his son, md. Sarah UPPEY, however show correct parents
"Georg BOON and Ann dau of Walter FALLACE"and children also correct:Georg BOON
b.1662 d.1744 [NO PLACES]md. Mary MAUGRIDGE"

3265.  Constance dau of Comyn ap Morgan ap Comyn-5842
SOURCES:
new data 9-20-94
QUOTING "Gregory BOON b.1561 d. 1618 md. Constance ap Comyn dau of Comyn ap
Morgan of Gwynned "  unproved 9-14-94
from Mary Ann BRYAN Poehler  NO OTHER SOURCES OF THIS ANCESTRY NOR OF THIS NAME
[5] 9-20-94 notes new pedigree source, confirms except one generation LOST:
"George BOON...b.1662 d.1744 md Mary MAUGRIDGE,SON OF Georg BOON b.1610 d.
1676...  SON OF Georg BOON b.1561 { differs we had b. 1597 no death data }
d. 1618 md. Ann FALLACE ...SON OF Gregory BOON b. 1517 and Constance ap Comyn "
there is MUCH more ancestry in this pedigree locations summary indicates that
were in Devonshire,E. after Gregory b. 1517, in north Wales she and her Dad
via Mary Ann BRYAN Poehler line of Daniel/Squire BOONE:SOURCE:
"House of de Bohun(Boun, Boon)pages 4 thru 8: from group of six (6) related
pages of xeroxes of related data stored in BOONE - MEANS booklet of Dowdens

6528.  Geoffrey Bohn-5843
SOURCES:
new name 9-20-94

3264.  Gregory Boon-5835
SOURCES:
11-14- & 9-14-94 from Mary Ann BRYAN Poehler
[1] Vivienne George wales research
[1.0] 9-28-94 IGI PAGE 4296/7 RECORD # 8626204-19:
"BOON George, b.1561 Exeter,son of Gregry BOON and Constance ap Comyn"
[1.1]very long lineage/descendancy [b.1561 d. 1618] confirmed 9-28-94 in IGI,
9-14-94 Mary Ann BRYAN/Poehler and are two short lines [b. 1597] to George III:
" after Gregory, b.1517, known as vassal of the de Clares, Earls of Devon,
this family resided in devonshire, England:" Gregory BOON b.1561
d. 1618 md. Constance ap Comyn dau of Comyn ap Morgan of Gwynned "
"... Georg BOON b.1561 { differs we had b. 1597 no death data } d. 1618 md. Ann
FALLACE ...SON OF Gregory BOON b. 1517 and Constance ap Comyn..."
...there is MUCH ancestry in this pedigree locations summary indicates
that were in Devonshire,E. after Gregory b. 1517 thru to George b. 1662
COMMENTS and CAUTIONS:
beware source probably has missing generation for descendnts of same name md.
Ellinor MILLER and Sara UPPEY descendants of Ann FALLACE :data of 9-14-94
{ french history states that the spelling de Bohun,Boun,Boon was abandon when
French with Wm conquerer entered England, but spelling resumed to BOONE in the
"New World"per via Mary Ann BRYAN Poehler line of Daniel/Squire BOONE:SOURCE:
"House of de Bohun(Boun, Boon)pages 4 thru 8: from group of six (6) related
pages of xeroxes of related data stored in BOONE - MEANS booklet of Dowdens
"Georg BOON md. Catherine dau Samuel ap Morgan...b.1610/d.1676" [no places
given by this source]. There were most likely 2 Georges one md.Ellinor
MILLER and the other,his son, md. Sarah UPPEY, however show correct parents
"Georg BOON and Ann dau of Walter FALLACE"and children also correct:Georg BOON
b.1662 d.1744 [NO PLACES]md. Mary MAUGRIDGE"

3265.  Constance dau of Comyn ap Morgan ap Comyn-5842
SOURCES:
new data 9-20-94
QUOTING "Gregory BOON b.1561 d. 1618 md. Constance ap Comyn dau of Comyn ap
Morgan of Gwynned "  unproved 9-14-94
from Mary Ann BRYAN Poehler  NO OTHER SOURCES OF THIS ANCESTRY NOR OF THIS NAME
[5] 9-20-94 notes new pedigree source, confirms except one generation LOST:
"George BOON...b.1662 d.1744 md Mary MAUGRIDGE,SON OF Georg BOON b.1610 d.
1676...  SON OF Georg BOON b.1561 { differs we had b. 1597 no death data }
d. 1618 md. Ann FALLACE ...SON OF Gregory BOON b. 1517 and Constance ap Comyn "
there is MUCH more ancestry in this pedigree locations summary indicates that
were in Devonshire,E. after Gregory b. 1517, in north Wales she and her Dad
via Mary Ann BRYAN Poehler line of Daniel/Squire BOONE:SOURCE:
"House of de Bohun(Boun, Boon)pages 4 thru 8: from group of six (6) related
pages of xeroxes of related data stored in BOONE - MEANS booklet of Dowdens

6528.  Geoffrey Bohn-5843
SOURCES:
new name 9-20-94
11-14- & 9-14-94 from Mary Ann BRYAN Poehler
[1] Vivienne George wales research
[1] after Gregory, b.1517, known as vassal of the de Clares, Earls of Devon
this family resided in devonshire, England: QUOTING "Gregory BOON b.1561 d. 1618

his family resided in devonshire, England: QUOTING "Gregory BOON b.1561 d. 1618
md. Constance ap Comyn dau of Comyn ap Morgan of Gwynned "  unproved 9-14-94
from Mary Ann BRYAN Poehler  NO OTHER SOURCES OF THIS ANCESTRY NOR OF THIS NAME
SON :"... Gregory BOON b. 1517 and Constance ap Comyn..." ...there is
MUCH ancestry in this pedigree locations summary indicates No.Wales:after that
were in Devonshire,E. after Gregory b. 1517 thru to George b. 1662
{ french history states that the spelling de Bohun,Boun,Boon was abandon when
French with Wm conquerer entered England, but spelling resumed to BOONE in the
"New World"per via Mary Ann BRYAN Poehler line of Daniel/Squire BOONE:SOURCE:
"House of de Bohun(Boun, Boon)pages 4 thru 8: from group of six (6) related

6529.  Anne Magerly-5844
SOURCES:
new name 9-20-94
QUOTING "Gregory BOON b.1561 d. 1618 md. Constance ap Comyn dau of Comyn ap
Morgan of Gwynned "which is in the north of /Wales:  single source 9-14-94
from Mary Ann BRYAN Poehler
[ pedigree =  source confirms descendants data except one generation LOST ]
there is MUCH more ancestry in this pedigree locations summary indicates Bohn
were in Devonshire,E. after Gregory b. 1517, bride in north Wales she and her
Dad via Mary Ann BRYAN Poehler line of Daniel/Squire BOONE:SOURCE:
"House of de Bohun(Boun, Boon)"pages 4 thru 8: from group of six (6) related
pages of xeroxes of related data stored in BOONE - MEANS booklet of Dowdens

13056.  Geoffrey Bohn-5845
SOURCES:
new name 9-20-94
11-14- & 9-14-94 from Mary Ann BRYAN Poehler
[1] Vivienne George wales research
[2] pedigree =  source confirms descendants data except one generation LOST ]
via Mary Ann BRYAN Poehler "House of de Bohun(Boun, Boon)"pages 4 thru 8
pages of xeroxes of related data stored in BOONE - MEANS booklet of Dowdens

13057.  Petrolina de Arderne-5846
SOURCES:
new name 9-20-94 est.buried with spouse in Wales
single source 9-14-94 from Mary Ann BRYAN Poehler
[ pedigree =  source confirms descendants data except one generation LOST ]
via Mary Ann BRYAN Poehler "House of de Bohun(Boun, Boon)"pages 4 thru 8
pages of xeroxes of related data stored in BOONE - MEANS booklet of Dowdens

26112.  John sessein knight de Bohun\Bohun-5847
SOURCES:
[1] 11-14-94 [not in CANTERBURY BOOK 1515] source found by Vivienne George in
her research in Wales records
[2]new name 9-20-94
"John, as younger son has no inherited title, goes to Wales sessein knight
under [ James de Bohun 1280 - 1304 md. Jaon de Braose per 1 above ] one of the
de Braose landholders [ see his ancestry rin 10492]...
marries his step sister" [ Avelina is dau of his mothers 2nd spouse Sir
Robert ROSSS of rockingham Castle, Northamptonshire per 1 above]
[3] 9'94 pedigree =  source confirms descendants data except one generation
LOST ] via Mary Ann BRYAN Poehler "House of de Bohun(Boun, Boon)"pages 4 thru 8

ages of xeroxes of related data stored in BOONE - MEANS booklet of Dowdens

26113.  Avelina de Ros-5848
SOURCES:
new name 9-20-94
"John, as ypunger son has no inherited title, goes to Wales sessein knight
under one of the de Braose landholders... marries his step sister Avelina de
Ros" single source 9-14-94 from Mary Ann BRYAN Poehler
[ pedigree =  source confirms descendants data except one generation LOST ]
via Mary Ann BRYAN Poehler "House of de Bohun(Boun, Boon)"pages 4 thru 8
pages of xeroxes of related data stored in BOONE - MEANS booklet of Dowdens

52224.  John de Bohun-5850
SOURCES:
[1.0] AF 8-28-94 DOES NOT SHOW THIS NAME YET, EXPECT soon since Jos SMITH
lineage  [1.1] tried IGI not found yet 9-28-94
[1.2]new name 9-20/21-94locale: his father was Baron by writ
[ and due his grandfather held lands in Ballymadden,Ireland] of Midhurst,England
"..was never called to Parliament in recognition of his Barony.."
barony descends to son's daughter's husbands, title in abeyance thereafter
{ NOTE: his uncle of the same name had no inherited title and went to Wales as a
sessein knight under one of the de Braose landholders and had married his step
sister Avelina de Ros. }
single source 9-14-94 from Mary Ann BRYAN Poehler
[ pedigree =  source confirms descendants data except one generation LOST ]
via Mary Ann BRYAN Poehler "House of de Bohun(Boun, Boon)"pages 4 thru 8
pages of xeroxes of related data stored in BOONE - MEANS booklet of Dowdens

52225.  Anne Halsham-5852
SOURCES:
John married his step sister Avelina therefore
this person appears twice once is not an error  Poehler letter 9'94
new name 9-20-94 est.b.aft 1362 bef 1400:from sp. b. 1362,son b. 1418
parents locale: "...of West Grinstead & Applesham, Sussex, Anne d.1448"
from Mary Ann BRYAN Poehler  "House of de Bohun(Boun, Boon)"pages 4 thru 8
pages of xeroxes of related data stored in BOONE - MEANS booklet of Dowdens

104448.  Earl-Baron -Sir John de Bohun-5855
SOURCES:
[1] 11-14-94 The CANTERBURY BOOK 1515 found by Vivienne George, research Wales
"Baron by writ of lands in England and Ireland. In retinue of Earl of Arundel
in French wars. Member of Parliament as Baron of Midhurst"
[2]new name 9-21-94
"Baron by writ of above lands in England and Ireland. In retinue of Earlof
Arundel in French wars. Member of Parliament as Baron of Midhrst b. 6 Jan 1301
d. 5 Dec 1367"
from Mary Ann BRYAN Poehler "House of de Bohun(Boun, Boon)"pages 4 thru 9
 {  xeroxes of related data stored in BOONE - MEANS booklet of Dowdens }
[check how pedigree is pieced together from the reference] QUOTES:page 4 right:
"In descent from Ralph:begin:James de Bohun[rin 10491]who md.Joan de Braose" p4
left:"In descent from Humphrey:begin:King Edward I[rin ..]md. Eleanor of Castile
thru to King Edward III whose dau Alianore md. Thms murdered 1397 [rin 7275]"
page 8"descent from Ralph(cont'd) begins: Sir John de Bohun [rin 10471] md.2nd

hru to King Edward III whose dau Alianore md. Thms murdered 1397 [rin 7275]"
page 8"descent from Ralph(cont'd) begins: Sir John de Bohun [rin 10471] md.2nd
Anne HALSHAM thru to Georg BOON b. 1662 md. Mary MAUGRIDGE [rin 514]..parents
of Squire BOONE"
page 9: "Descent from Humphrey (continued) begins with King Edward III
[rin 10482]thru: Lady Margaret BOURCHIER [rin 2615] who md. 2nd Sir Thms BRYAN
 parents of  Sir Francis BRYAN I "

104449.  Cicely\Sissley FILLEALL\FILLIAL Filliol-5857
SOURCES:
[2-16-99] took more detailed INFO FROM MYSELF 9-1-98 PRINTOUT page 15 SIERRA
ECHOES January issue
[1-19-96] more ancestry @ Mesa, AZ in LDS family History Library : page 195
book "Visitation ESSEX county, England 1612" by John Raven, Richmond Herald,
copy at college of arms & at Harlein Society from "The Harleian Manuscripts"
[ 9-21-94 ]
"1.Isabel deTrego 2. Cicely dau. Sir John FILLIOL of Essex - both md. to Sir
John de BOHUN: Baron by writ of abve lands in England and Ireland. In retinue of
Earl of Arundel in French wars. Member of Parliament as Baron of Midhrst
b. 6 Jan 1301 d. 5 Dec 1367"
from Mary Ann BRYAN Poehler "House of de Bohun(Boun, Boon)"pages 4 thru
8 pages of xeroxes of related data stored in BOONE - MEANS booklet of Dowdens

208896.  Lord - Earl of many lands - James de Bohun-5931
SOURCE:
AF[2-11-99]md. abt 1301...only info [=no b./d.dates/places]
   Title: Ancestral File (TM)
   Author: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
   Publication Information: July 1996 (c), data as of 2 January 1996
   Repository Name: Family History Library
   Address: 35 N West Temple Street
            Salt Lake City, UT 84150  USA
BIRT PLAC of Midhurst,Ford,Rustington,& Sussex/England,also Ireland
DEAT PLAC of Midhurst,Ford,Rustington,& Sussex/England,also Ireland
IGI[2-11-99] from KerrCurl, abandon too large,see rin
10632 Maud de Bohun b. 1208 IGI no parents given, may be g'Aunt to this
man 9-30-94 IGI show no known parents for this person "Batch #: 1761110"
[9-21-94] via Poehler b./d.dates/places
"James de BOHUN:b. 2.3.1280 d.5'1304 of Ballymadden held lands in Ireland and
England by inheritance from his mother and father md. Joan...""
via Mary Ann BRYAN Poehler "House of de Bohun(Boun, Boon)"pages 4 thru
8 pages of xeroxes of related data stored in BOONE - MEANS booklet of Dowdens
[10-4-94] Charlotte Paulline TEA Vaughn is a BOONE and telephoned her line to
me, suggests contacting the "BOONE family organization" c/o
[obsolete 1999@Mary Kay BOONE, 19248 Rockridge Way, SOnora, CA 95370, which
published "by me" this & other info in first 1999 editon Winter & prior editions
notes from merges from KerrCrul GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
  MARR PLAC of Midhurst,Ford,Sussex and,Rustington,England/Ireland

208897.  Joan de Braose-5894
SOURCE
[7'1996] shown in"born data field" data is from: Ancestral File (TM)
   Author: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

  Publication Information: July 1996 (c), data as of 2 January 1996
   Repository Name: Family History Library
   Address: 35 N West Temple Street
            Salt Lake City, UT 84150  USA
[2-11-99]shown in "chr.data field" is info from paf 2.31 over full abandon'96
Dowden main file becomes KerrCurl:
[9-21-94 name "Joan de Braose dau.of Wm, Lord of Bramber & Gower,Wales
md. James de BOHUN:b. 2.3.1280 d.5'1304 of Ballymadden held lands in Ireland
and England by inheritance from his mother and father "
via Mary Ann BRYAN Poehler "House of de Bohun(Boun, Boon)"pages 4 thru
8 pages of xeroxes of related data stored in BOONE - MEANS booklet of Dowdens
[11-10-94] xerox via Poehler "The Canterbury Book" written 1515AD:
"... she was the 3rd cousin of James de Braose...dau of Wm Lord of Branber and
Ghower,Wales...G'G'G'DAU of Sir Wm Marshall...see p 3 of house of de Bohun"

417793.  Joan de la Chapelle-5870
est. b.data from child "b.1280"

1671168.  Ralph Earl Ford and de Bohun Earl Midhurst-3342
    Ralph Earl Ford& Earl Sussex and Earl Rustington& /de Bohun/

3342336.  Earl of Hereford +Sheriff of Kent  Henry de Bohun ConstableEngland-3340
     SOURCES 27 Nov 1998 Dowden research in multivolume set by  Harleian Society of the original "census" 
called "the VISITATIONS of the KingsHeralds" - Pedigrees [110>126 volumes]confirm
      "The Days of a Man:Being Memories of a Naturalist, Teacher...of Democray" by David Starr Jordan:
adds that Henry was "Surety for King John in Magna Carta" 

    "The Canterbury Book - 1515" research by Poehler xeroxes:
         "Upon the death of Milo of Gloucester [ 1146 ], this Humphrey assumed the title of earl of Hereford, but 
died before his father, hence was never confirmed in it. The hereditary right descended to Henry de Bohun"
"First Earl of Hereford
Sheriff off Kent
Hereditary Constable of England
Magna Carta Surety 1215
          [1986] Encyclopedia Brittanica [1986] page 790 vol 3:
"Henry...connected...RoyalHouse Scotland by mother Margaret, sister of Wm the Lion...lands of family...
chiefly Welsh Marches:foremosr place among Marcxher Barons...Henry figures with the Earls of Clare/
Gloucester amoung 25 barons elected by their fellows to enforce...Great Charter...civil war he fought on side 
of Louis...captured Battle of Lincoln [1217]...took cross 1217 died on his pilgrimage 1 June 1220"

   From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 5 JAN 1998.

     Continuing text June 2007 Hugo wrote:  Sat, 16 Jun 2007 12:03:20  Re: Genealogy-Boone's_To: Cathie 
Bonds <cbonds@usc.edu> feel free to share--same stipulation--DNP (do not publish)

3342352.  William de 7th child AF'98 Braose-5900
SOURCES/DISCUSSION:
[4-23/24-99] ASSUME sound-alike Wm de BRAOSE Lord Brecknock=Breckneck
[2-11-1999]TIE TO main data at Joan de BRAOSE
who is mentioned in "Inq.p.m. 15 Rich II,No.16.will 28 Jan 1390,proP.C.C."

1671168.  Ralph Earl Ford and de Bohun Earl Midhurst-3342
    Ralph Earl Ford& Earl Sussex and Earl Rustington& /de Bohun/

3342336.  Earl of Hereford +Sheriff of Kent  Henry de Bohun ConstableEngland-3340
     SOURCES 27 Nov 1998 Dowden research in multivolume set by  Harleian Society of the original "census" 
called "the VISITATIONS of the KingsHeralds" - Pedigrees [110>126 volumes]confirm
      "The Days of a Man:Being Memories of a Naturalist, Teacher...of Democray" by David Starr Jordan:
adds that Henry was "Surety for King John in Magna Carta" 

    "The Canterbury Book - 1515" research by Poehler xeroxes:
         "Upon the death of Milo of Gloucester [ 1146 ], this Humphrey assumed the title of earl of Hereford, but 
died before his father, hence was never confirmed in it. The hereditary right descended to Henry de Bohun"
"First Earl of Hereford
Sheriff off Kent
Hereditary Constable of England
Magna Carta Surety 1215
          [1986] Encyclopedia Brittanica [1986] page 790 vol 3:
"Henry...connected...RoyalHouse Scotland by mother Margaret, sister of Wm the Lion...lands of family...
chiefly Welsh Marches:foremosr place among Marcxher Barons...Henry figures with the Earls of Clare/
Gloucester amoung 25 barons elected by their fellows to enforce...Great Charter...civil war he fought on side 
of Louis...captured Battle of Lincoln [1217]...took cross 1217 died on his pilgrimage 1 June 1220"

   From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 5 JAN 1998.

     Continuing text June 2007 Hugo wrote:  Sat, 16 Jun 2007 12:03:20  Re: Genealogy-Boone's_To: Cathie 
Bonds <cbonds@usc.edu> feel free to share--same stipulation--DNP (do not publish)

3342352.  William de 7th child AF'98 Braose-5900
SOURCES/DISCUSSION:
[4-23/24-99] ASSUME sound-alike Wm de BRAOSE Lord Brecknock=Breckneck
[2-11-1999]TIE TO main data at Joan de BRAOSE
who is mentioned in "Inq.p.m. 15 Rich II,No.16.will 28 Jan 1390,proP.C.C."
many named Wm de BRAOSE in this lineage of which one is Wm Breakneck
[4-1-99] COMBO INFO beware widow deClare is same person as DeFay
   Title: Ancestral File (TM)
   Author: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
   Publication Information: July 1996 (c), data as of 2 January 1996
   Repository Name: Family History Library
   Address: 35 N West Temple Street
            Salt Lake City, UT 84150  USA
[4-1-99] spouse line shown only 18JK JS9
[2-11-1999] SURE TIE TO main data at Joan de BRAOSE who is mentioned in
"Inq.p.m. 15 Rich II,No.16.will 28 Jan 1390,proP.C.C."
COULD BE FATHER OF ELEANOR... guessed where to tie Eleanor De BRAOSE =
are so many named Wm de BRAOSE in this lineage of this one could be
Lord Wm de Braose called Lord Breakneck, except that he died 1210=hard to tie
this man/Eleanor/her descendants:seek/await response from Mary Ann Poehler
[4-1-99] Harleian Society 110 volumes DEVON...VISIT:"b.abt 1179 of
Bramer... d.1210 Windsor castle...Dorset,England"
[1-2-96]AF:  CHR PLAC of Bramber,Sussex,England = which is an est.from

3342336.  Earl of Hereford +Sheriff of Kent  Henry de Bohun ConstableEngland-3340
     SOURCES 27 Nov 1998 Dowden research in multivolume set by  Harleian Society of the original "census" 
called "the VISITATIONS of the KingsHeralds" - Pedigrees [110>126 volumes]confirm
      "The Days of a Man:Being Memories of a Naturalist, Teacher...of Democray" by David Starr Jordan:
adds that Henry was "Surety for King John in Magna Carta" 

    "The Canterbury Book - 1515" research by Poehler xeroxes:
         "Upon the death of Milo of Gloucester [ 1146 ], this Humphrey assumed the title of earl of Hereford, but 
died before his father, hence was never confirmed in it. The hereditary right descended to Henry de Bohun"
"First Earl of Hereford
Sheriff off Kent
Hereditary Constable of England
Magna Carta Surety 1215
          [1986] Encyclopedia Brittanica [1986] page 790 vol 3:
"Henry...connected...RoyalHouse Scotland by mother Margaret, sister of Wm the Lion...lands of family...
chiefly Welsh Marches:foremosr place among Marcxher Barons...Henry figures with the Earls of Clare/
Gloucester amoung 25 barons elected by their fellows to enforce...Great Charter...civil war he fought on side 
of Louis...captured Battle of Lincoln [1217]...took cross 1217 died on his pilgrimage 1 June 1220"

   From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 5 JAN 1998.

     Continuing text June 2007 Hugo wrote:  Sat, 16 Jun 2007 12:03:20  Re: Genealogy-Boone's_To: Cathie 
Bonds <cbonds@usc.edu> feel free to share--same stipulation--DNP (do not publish)

3342352.  William de 7th child AF'98 Braose-5900
SOURCES/DISCUSSION:
[4-23/24-99] ASSUME sound-alike Wm de BRAOSE Lord Brecknock=Breckneck
[2-11-1999]TIE TO main data at Joan de BRAOSE
who is mentioned in "Inq.p.m. 15 Rich II,No.16.will 28 Jan 1390,proP.C.C."
many named Wm de BRAOSE in this lineage of which one is Wm Breakneck
[4-1-99] COMBO INFO beware widow deClare is same person as DeFay
   Title: Ancestral File (TM)
   Author: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
   Publication Information: July 1996 (c), data as of 2 January 1996
   Repository Name: Family History Library
   Address: 35 N West Temple Street
            Salt Lake City, UT 84150  USA
[4-1-99] spouse line shown only 18JK JS9
[2-11-1999] SURE TIE TO main data at Joan de BRAOSE who is mentioned in
"Inq.p.m. 15 Rich II,No.16.will 28 Jan 1390,proP.C.C."
COULD BE FATHER OF ELEANOR... guessed where to tie Eleanor De BRAOSE =
are so many named Wm de BRAOSE in this lineage of this one could be
Lord Wm de Braose called Lord Breakneck, except that he died 1210=hard to tie
this man/Eleanor/her descendants:seek/await response from Mary Ann Poehler
[4-1-99] Harleian Society 110 volumes DEVON...VISIT:"b.abt 1179 of
Bramer... d.1210 Windsor castle...Dorset,England"
[1-2-96]AF:  CHR PLAC of Bramber,Sussex,England = which is an est.from
   Title: Ancestral File (TM)
   Author: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
   Publication Information: July 1996 (c), data as of 2 January 1996

to his great uncle Roger by Henry II. The office of Lord High Constable of England he inherited from his father, 
but he seems to have played no other active part in John's government.
           As he took a prominent part with the Barons against King John, his lands were confiscated, but he 
received them again at the granting of Magna Charta. Having been excommunicated along with the other 
Barons, he did not return to his allegiance on the decease of King John, but became one of the commanders 
in the Army of Louis the Dauphin, at the Battle of Lincoln, and was taken prisoner by William Marshall. After 
this defeat he joined Saire de Quincey and other Magna Charta Barons in a pilgrimage to the Holy Land in 
1220, and died on the passage 1 June 1220. His body was brought home and buried in the chapter-house of 
Llanthony Abbey in Gloucestershire.
             Child of HENRY DE BOHUN and MAUD FITZGEOFFREY is:
                i. 2nd Earl of Hereford Humphrey6 de Bohun, b. 1208; d. Sep 24, 1275.

3342352.  William de 7th child AF'98 Braose-5900
SOURCES/DISCUSSION:
[4-23/24-99] ASSUME sound-alike Wm de BRAOSE Lord Brecknock=Breckneck
[2-11-1999]TIE TO main data at Joan de BRAOSE
who is mentioned in "Inq.p.m. 15 Rich II,No.16.will 28 Jan 1390,proP.C.C."
many named Wm de BRAOSE in this lineage of which one is Wm Breakneck
[4-1-99] COMBO INFO beware widow deClare is same person as DeFay
   Title: Ancestral File (TM)
   Author: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
   Publication Information: July 1996 (c), data as of 2 January 1996
   Repository Name: Family History Library
   Address: 35 N West Temple Street
            Salt Lake City, UT 84150  USA
[4-1-99] spouse line shown only 18JK JS9
[2-11-1999] SURE TIE TO main data at Joan de BRAOSE who is mentioned in
"Inq.p.m. 15 Rich II,No.16.will 28 Jan 1390,proP.C.C."
COULD BE FATHER OF ELEANOR... guessed where to tie Eleanor De BRAOSE =
are so many named Wm de BRAOSE in this lineage of this one could be
Lord Wm de Braose called Lord Breakneck, except that he died 1210=hard to tie
this man/Eleanor/her descendants:seek/await response from Mary Ann Poehler
[4-1-99] Harleian Society 110 volumes DEVON...VISIT:"b.abt 1179 of
Bramer... d.1210 Windsor castle...Dorset,England"
[1-2-96]AF:  CHR PLAC of Bramber,Sussex,England = which is an est.from
   Title: Ancestral File (TM)
   Author: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
   Publication Information: July 1996 (c), data as of 2 January 1996
   Repository Name: Family History Library
   Address: 35 N West Temple Street
            Salt Lake City, UT 84150  USA
[4-1-99] Harleian Society 110 volumes DEVON...VISIT:"b.abt 1179 of
Bramer..."
"d.1210 Windsor castle...Dorset,England"

6684672.  1st Earl of Hereford &Essex+Sheriff of Kent  Humphrey de Bohun IV-4957
    From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 5 JAN 1998. as Dowden contributed to AF in 1991&< 1996
     Patricia CURL Dowden notes that theDOWDEN  line of Sarah & Daniel BOONE takes off from here
Humphrey IV son of Humphrey knight  [1100 - 1187  ] and does not follow the line of history  written 
continuing text June 2007 notes by Hugo wrote: Sat, 16 Jun 2007 12:03:20 : Re: Genealogy -  Boone's To: 
Cathie Bonds <cbonds@usc.edu>feel free to share--same stipulation--DNP 

6684672.  1st Earl of Hereford &Essex+Sheriff of Kent  Humphrey de Bohun IV-4957
    From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 5 JAN 1998. as Dowden contributed to AF in 1991&< 1996
     Patricia CURL Dowden notes that theDOWDEN  line of Sarah & Daniel BOONE takes off from here
Humphrey IV son of Humphrey knight  [1100 - 1187  ] and does not follow the line of history  written 
continuing text June 2007 notes by Hugo wrote: Sat, 16 Jun 2007 12:03:20 : Re: Genealogy -  Boone's To: 
Cathie Bonds <cbonds@usc.edu>feel free to share--same stipulation--DNP 

6684673.   Princess dau@Huntington /Scotland/ DUCHESS OF BRITTANY M de Warren-3344
    SOURCE/BIOGRAPHY:
[1-1-1999] from VISITATIONS OF THE COUNTY OF DEVON, by the King's Herald
page 243 and so on, 110 volumes by the Harleian Society found basement B2 of
LDS family history library on west of the tabernacle [1996] est.b. from est. of
sp.b'data [11'94] "The Canterbury Book - 1515" Poehler xeroxes
"Margaret dau of Henry Earl of Huntington, son of King David of Scotland and...
Maud de Walthe,grand niece of wm the conqueror...
Upon the death of Milo of Gloucester [ 1146 ]...Humphrey IV assumed the title
of earl of Hereford, but died before his father, hence was never confirmed ..."

6684704.  William de Braose-5913
DISCUSSION:
[5-26-99] generated total confusion in the sequence of birth of Wm's children
[5-20/22-99] GED from 1998 AF ads SP: info new by hand not from very large
GED:DEBOHUN it's select file # 215 BE CAREFUL if UPTAKE MOST DUPLICATES our
[4-23-99] found line with MARSHALL and recombined @ this generation
[4-1-99] analysis of 2 AF submissions shows: birthdates are all "about"
Wm AF# 84ZZ-P5:
CHILDREN: unique to this submission:
   Rbt.b.1166   AF# 9G90-WT
   Flandrina b. 1170 9G91-56
   Roger b. 1171 AF# 9G90-X1
   Thms.b.1175   AF# 9G90-Z6
Wm AF# 18JK JJM:
CHILDREN: unique to this submission:
   Laurette b.1176
   Margaret b. 1177
   Reginald b.1182
   Knill John b.1183
   Eleanor b. 1185
CHILDEN FOUND in both submissions with same est.b'dates:
   Maud or Matilda b. 1173
   Joan [Alice] b.1174
      with differing est.b'dates:
   Wm b. 1179 or 1175
   Giles b.1181 or 1175
SOURCES: TWO DIFFERENT SUBMISSIONS TO THE    Title: Ancestral File (TM)
   Author: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
   Publication Information: July 1996 (c), data as of 2 January 1996
   Repository Name: Family History Library
   Address: 35 N West Temple Street

logy -  Boone's To: Cathie Bonds <cbonds@usc.edu>feel free to share--same stipulation--DNP 

6684673.   Princess dau@Huntington /Scotland/ DUCHESS OF BRITTANY M de Warren-3344
    SOURCE/BIOGRAPHY:
[1-1-1999] from VISITATIONS OF THE COUNTY OF DEVON, by the King's Herald
page 243 and so on, 110 volumes by the Harleian Society found basement B2 of
LDS family history library on west of the tabernacle [1996] est.b. from est. of
sp.b'data [11'94] "The Canterbury Book - 1515" Poehler xeroxes
"Margaret dau of Henry Earl of Huntington, son of King David of Scotland and...
Maud de Walthe,grand niece of wm the conqueror...
Upon the death of Milo of Gloucester [ 1146 ]...Humphrey IV assumed the title
of earl of Hereford, but died before his father, hence was never confirmed ..."

6684704.  William de Braose-5913
DISCUSSION:
[5-26-99] generated total confusion in the sequence of birth of Wm's children
[5-20/22-99] GED from 1998 AF ads SP: info new by hand not from very large
GED:DEBOHUN it's select file # 215 BE CAREFUL if UPTAKE MOST DUPLICATES our
[4-23-99] found line with MARSHALL and recombined @ this generation
[4-1-99] analysis of 2 AF submissions shows: birthdates are all "about"
Wm AF# 84ZZ-P5:
CHILDREN: unique to this submission:
   Rbt.b.1166   AF# 9G90-WT
   Flandrina b. 1170 9G91-56
   Roger b. 1171 AF# 9G90-X1
   Thms.b.1175   AF# 9G90-Z6
Wm AF# 18JK JJM:
CHILDREN: unique to this submission:
   Laurette b.1176
   Margaret b. 1177
   Reginald b.1182
   Knill John b.1183
   Eleanor b. 1185
CHILDEN FOUND in both submissions with same est.b'dates:
   Maud or Matilda b. 1173
   Joan [Alice] b.1174
      with differing est.b'dates:
   Wm b. 1179 or 1175
   Giles b.1181 or 1175
SOURCES: TWO DIFFERENT SUBMISSIONS TO THE    Title: Ancestral File (TM)
   Author: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
   Publication Information: July 1996 (c), data as of 2 January 1996
   Repository Name: Family History Library
   Address: 35 N West Temple Street
            Salt Lake City, UT 84150  USA:
[11'1998] Harleian Society pedigrees in 110 volumes:king's
Heralds'...VISIT
mentioned in many other surnames: see rin 5901,-5,-6,-8,-9 & 5911
main files

  Flandrina b. 1170 9G91-56
   Roger b. 1171 AF# 9G90-X1
   Thms.b.1175   AF# 9G90-Z6
Wm AF# 18JK JJM:
CHILDREN: unique to this submission:
   Laurette b.1176
   Margaret b. 1177
   Reginald b.1182
   Knill John b.1183
   Eleanor b. 1185
CHILDEN FOUND in both submissions with same est.b'dates:
   Maud or Matilda b. 1173
   Joan [Alice] b.1174
      with differing est.b'dates:
   Wm b. 1179 or 1175
   Giles b.1181 or 1175
SOURCES: TWO DIFFERENT SUBMISSIONS TO THE    Title: Ancestral File (TM)
   Author: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
   Publication Information: July 1996 (c), data as of 2 January 1996
   Repository Name: Family History Library
   Address: 35 N West Temple Street
            Salt Lake City, UT 84150  USA:
[11'1998] Harleian Society pedigrees in 110 volumes:king's
Heralds'...VISIT
mentioned in many other surnames: see rin 5901,-5,-6,-8,-9 & 5911
main files

13369344.  Humphrey de Bohun knight-8952
      From June 2007  TEXT continuingwrote:  Sat, 16 Jun 2007 12:03:20  Re: Genealogy - and the Boone'sTo: 
Cathie Bonds <cbonds@usc.edu>feel free to share--same stipulation--DNP (do not publish)

 From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 5 JAN 1998.

     TITLE and name may have skipped from uncle to nephew, so this line is
pure conjecture 

        BIOGRAPHICAL: Encyclopedia Brittanica :
" Humphrey III was founder of the de Bohun greatness. He served as a dapifer,
or steward, in the household of King Hnery I."
" He played an ambiguous part in Stephen's reign, siding first with the King
and afterwards with the Empress. He remained loyal to Henry II and fought in
1173 at Farnham against the rebels of East Anglia. He outlived his eldest son,
Hunphrey IV, and was succeeded inthe family estates by his grandson Henry"
"Buried at Lanthony Gloucester"

13369347.  Ada de Warren - COUNTESS OF HUNT  or  Ada de WARENNE-8956
SOURCES:from GEDCOM File debohun 5-20-99
  TITL COUNTESS OF HUNTINGDON
[5-26-9] had only Ada For years until Ancestral File (TM), data as of 5 JAN

13369344.  Humphrey de Bohun knight-8952
      From June 2007  TEXT continuingwrote:  Sat, 16 Jun 2007 12:03:20  Re: Genealogy - and the Boone'sTo: 
Cathie Bonds <cbonds@usc.edu>feel free to share--same stipulation--DNP (do not publish)

 From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 5 JAN 1998.

     TITLE and name may have skipped from uncle to nephew, so this line is
pure conjecture 

        BIOGRAPHICAL: Encyclopedia Brittanica :
" Humphrey III was founder of the de Bohun greatness. He served as a dapifer,
or steward, in the household of King Hnery I."
" He played an ambiguous part in Stephen's reign, siding first with the King
and afterwards with the Empress. He remained loyal to Henry II and fought in
1173 at Farnham against the rebels of East Anglia. He outlived his eldest son,
Hunphrey IV, and was succeeded inthe family estates by his grandson Henry"
"Buried at Lanthony Gloucester"

13369347.  Ada de Warren - COUNTESS OF HUNT  or  Ada de WARENNE-8956
SOURCES:from GEDCOM File debohun 5-20-99
  TITL COUNTESS OF HUNTINGDON
[5-26-9] had only Ada For years until Ancestral File (TM), data as of 5 JAN
1998.

26738688.  Humphrey de Bohun II-4954
        "Continued his father's interest in the church by founding the priory of
Farleigh in Wiltshire. Sreved as steward to King Henry I...mareid Maud de S"
         From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 5 JAN 1998.

26738694.  William II de WARENNE \ WARREN EARL OF  SURREY-9136
From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 5 JAN 1998.
       Second he married Isabel de Vermandoise. 1101 both descended from Charlemagne, from
"The Days of a Man:Being Memories of a Naturalist, Teacher...of Democray" by David Starr Jordan:
 along line including  Lady Margaret de Bohun, daughter of  Humphrey VIII and  Elizabeth de Plantagenet,         
countess of Holland, md. Sir Hugh de Courteney, Earl of Devon, who died in 1377 and had a son Edward..
and Wm de Warren 1065-1138 is descended from Charlemagne

26738695.  Isabel\Sabel\ Elizabeth de Vermandois-9137
 Descended from Charlemagne

26738817.  Aenor de de Totnails-5980
SOURCE CITATION:
[5-26-99] NO PARENTS in AF* JAN98 GED DEBOHUN 5-20-99
[11'98] Harleian Society 110 volumes VISIT/COUNTIES Wm's only entered son b.1127
[4-1-99] AF: [re: paf 3.0 Leatha made:paf 2.31 LindLou] sheriff of
Hereford =  Wm b.1100 AF# 9G8Z-FB [or b.1127 only child] one of 8 children of
Philip AF# 9G8Z-BS
   Title: Ancestral File (TM)
   Author: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
   Publication Information: July 1996 (c), data as of 2 January 1996

[b] est.b. from ggson b 1276 assume 15 or more years between generations
do not know who is who of these persons:cannot be sure which generation Agnes
[c] THE 

!     TITLE and name may have skipped from uncle to nephew, so this line is
pure conjecture 

needed a place to put IGI rin 1060,10631 & 10632November'94 removed two children too young to belong to 
this person see rin 10630/10634 bro and sis now not connectedNEED TO RECONNECT THESE PERSONS 
after 11-9-94
SOURCE:
[1] IGI 9'94 does not show a birth date
[2] b/d. data new 11-9-94 xerox of the line from Poehler,a descendant of
original Humphrey I de Bohun who came with Wm conquerer

!        BIOGRAPHICAL: Encyclopedia Brittanica :
" Humphrey III was founder of the de Bohun greatness. He served as a dapifer,
or steward, in the household of King Hnery I."
" He played an ambiguous part in Stephen's reign, siding first with the King
and afterwards with the Empress. He remained loyal to Henry II and fought in
1173 at Farnham against the rebels of East Anglia. He outlived his eldest son,
Hunphrey IV, and was succeeded inthe family estates by his grandson Henry"
"Buried at Lanthony Gloucester"

13369347.  Ada de Warren - COUNTESS OF HUNT  or  Ada de WARENNE-8956
SOURCES:from GEDCOM File debohun 5-20-99
  TITL COUNTESS OF HUNTINGDON
[5-26-9] had only Ada For years until Ancestral File (TM), data as of 5 JAN
1998.

26738688.  Humphrey de Bohun II-4954
        "Continued his father's interest in the church by founding the priory of
Farleigh in Wiltshire. Sreved as steward to King Henry I...mareid Maud de S"
         From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 5 JAN 1998.

26738694.  William II de WARENNE \ WARREN EARL OF  SURREY-9136
From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 5 JAN 1998.
       Second he married Isabel de Vermandoise. 1101 both descended from Charlemagne, from
"The Days of a Man:Being Memories of a Naturalist, Teacher...of Democray" by David Starr Jordan:
 along line including  Lady Margaret de Bohun, daughter of  Humphrey VIII and  Elizabeth de Plantagenet,         
countess of Holland, md. Sir Hugh de Courteney, Earl of Devon, who died in 1377 and had a son Edward..
and Wm de Warren 1065-1138 is descended from Charlemagne

26738695.  Isabel\Sabel\ Elizabeth de Vermandois-9137
 Descended from Charlemagne

26738817.  Aenor de de Totnails-5980
SOURCE CITATION:
[5-26-99] NO PARENTS in AF* JAN98 GED DEBOHUN 5-20-99
[11'98] Harleian Society 110 volumes VISIT/COUNTIES Wm's only entered son b.1127
[4-1-99] AF: [re: paf 3.0 Leatha made:paf 2.31 LindLou] sheriff of

26738688.  Humphrey de Bohun II-4954
        "Continued his father's interest in the church by founding the priory of
Farleigh in Wiltshire. Sreved as steward to King Henry I...mareid Maud de S"
         From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 5 JAN 1998.

26738694.  William II de WARENNE \ WARREN EARL OF  SURREY-9136
From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 5 JAN 1998.
       Second he married Isabel de Vermandoise. 1101 both descended from Charlemagne, from
"The Days of a Man:Being Memories of a Naturalist, Teacher...of Democray" by David Starr Jordan:
 along line including  Lady Margaret de Bohun, daughter of  Humphrey VIII and  Elizabeth de Plantagenet,         
countess of Holland, md. Sir Hugh de Courteney, Earl of Devon, who died in 1377 and had a son Edward..
and Wm de Warren 1065-1138 is descended from Charlemagne

26738695.  Isabel\Sabel\ Elizabeth de Vermandois-9137
 Descended from Charlemagne

26738817.  Aenor de de Totnails-5980
SOURCE CITATION:
[5-26-99] NO PARENTS in AF* JAN98 GED DEBOHUN 5-20-99
[11'98] Harleian Society 110 volumes VISIT/COUNTIES Wm's only entered son b.1127
[4-1-99] AF: [re: paf 3.0 Leatha made:paf 2.31 LindLou] sheriff of
Hereford =  Wm b.1100 AF# 9G8Z-FB [or b.1127 only child] one of 8 children of
Philip AF# 9G8Z-BS
   Title: Ancestral File (TM)
   Author: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
   Publication Information: July 1996 (c), data as of 2 January 1996
   Repository Name: Family History Library
   Address: 35 N West Temple Street
            Salt Lake City, UT 84150  USA
*From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 5 JAN 1998.
[5-20/26-99] AF 1998  GED DEBOHUN
added SP info

53477376.  Humphrey I knight\chief Chief de Bohun LordWaterfordIre-4951
    Estimated bith after 1000 bef 1070 since was with Wm who conquered 1066
             Brief biographical sketch following came via Poehler  by xerox  11-9-1994
     "After Battle of Hastings, was rewarded by Wm. the Conqueror with the title of
Lord of waterford, Ireland...married Ealgith, sister of Ranulf, Viscount of
Bayeux [ son-in-law of King Richard III, Duke of Normandy. d. 1025 ] "
      First !SOURCE was  name 9-21-1994 from MULFORD cousin Mary Ann BRYAN Poehler of Illinois
            [1] "House of de Bohun(Boun, Boon)" page 4 oldest in line Humphrey  King VIII
ancestor of X father of both Mary mother of King Ed IV and Alianore ..."
from pages of xeroxes of related data stored in BOONE - MEANS booklet of Dowdens
             [2] "THE BOONE FAMILY LINE" copied from THE BOONE FAMILY by Hazel Atterbury
SPRAKER:abstract:" Since 800 AD ...name: Norse[Viking] BJORN:thebrown/the bear
...In 910 AD Viking Rollo [norse:Hrolf]and band conquered north France:called
northmen:region became Normandy] adopted the french "de Bohun"...after 300 years
Humphrey de Bohun crossed the channelwith cousin William the conquerer.... He
was a knight, chief under his brther in law Ranulf,viscount of Bayeux..."
      The Long biographical and historical text  following MAY NOT BE PUBLISHED ONLY SHARED
WITH ADMONITION was offered by researcher and tranferred June 2007 via Cathie eldest daughter of 
Patricia CURL Dowden.  FOLLOWING  info about Hunphrey I & htis chidlren known also to Dowden  i. 

of
Farleigh in Wiltshire. Sreved as steward to King Henry I...mareid Maud de S"
         From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 5 JAN 1998.

26738694.  William II de WARENNE \ WARREN EARL OF  SURREY-9136
From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 5 JAN 1998.
       Second he married Isabel de Vermandoise. 1101 both descended from Charlemagne, from
"The Days of a Man:Being Memories of a Naturalist, Teacher...of Democray" by David Starr Jordan:
 along line including  Lady Margaret de Bohun, daughter of  Humphrey VIII and  Elizabeth de Plantagenet,         
countess of Holland, md. Sir Hugh de Courteney, Earl of Devon, who died in 1377 and had a son Edward..
and Wm de Warren 1065-1138 is descended from Charlemagne

26738695.  Isabel\Sabel\ Elizabeth de Vermandois-9137
 Descended from Charlemagne

26738817.  Aenor de de Totnails-5980
SOURCE CITATION:
[5-26-99] NO PARENTS in AF* JAN98 GED DEBOHUN 5-20-99
[11'98] Harleian Society 110 volumes VISIT/COUNTIES Wm's only entered son b.1127
[4-1-99] AF: [re: paf 3.0 Leatha made:paf 2.31 LindLou] sheriff of
Hereford =  Wm b.1100 AF# 9G8Z-FB [or b.1127 only child] one of 8 children of
Philip AF# 9G8Z-BS
   Title: Ancestral File (TM)
   Author: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
   Publication Information: July 1996 (c), data as of 2 January 1996
   Repository Name: Family History Library
   Address: 35 N West Temple Street
            Salt Lake City, UT 84150  USA
*From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 5 JAN 1998.
[5-20/26-99] AF 1998  GED DEBOHUN
added SP info

53477376.  Humphrey I knight\chief Chief de Bohun LordWaterfordIre-4951
    Estimated bith after 1000 bef 1070 since was with Wm who conquered 1066
             Brief biographical sketch following came via Poehler  by xerox  11-9-1994
     "After Battle of Hastings, was rewarded by Wm. the Conqueror with the title of
Lord of waterford, Ireland...married Ealgith, sister of Ranulf, Viscount of
Bayeux [ son-in-law of King Richard III, Duke of Normandy. d. 1025 ] "
      First !SOURCE was  name 9-21-1994 from MULFORD cousin Mary Ann BRYAN Poehler of Illinois
            [1] "House of de Bohun(Boun, Boon)" page 4 oldest in line Humphrey  King VIII
ancestor of X father of both Mary mother of King Ed IV and Alianore ..."
from pages of xeroxes of related data stored in BOONE - MEANS booklet of Dowdens
             [2] "THE BOONE FAMILY LINE" copied from THE BOONE FAMILY by Hazel Atterbury
SPRAKER:abstract:" Since 800 AD ...name: Norse[Viking] BJORN:thebrown/the bear
...In 910 AD Viking Rollo [norse:Hrolf]and band conquered north France:called
northmen:region became Normandy] adopted the french "de Bohun"...after 300 years
Humphrey de Bohun crossed the channelwith cousin William the conquerer.... He
was a knight, chief under his brther in law Ranulf,viscount of Bayeux..."
      The Long biographical and historical text  following MAY NOT BE PUBLISHED ONLY SHARED
WITH ADMONITION was offered by researcher and tranferred June 2007 via Cathie eldest daughter of 
Patricia CURL Dowden.  FOLLOWING  info about Hunphrey I & htis chidlren known also to Dowden  i. 
Robert2 de Bohun.- ii. Richard de Bohun. -  iii. Adela de Bohun.-   iv. ? de Bohun                       v. Humphrey 

26738694.  William II de WARENNE \ WARREN EARL OF  SURREY-9136
From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 5 JAN 1998.
       Second he married Isabel de Vermandoise. 1101 both descended from Charlemagne, from
"The Days of a Man:Being Memories of a Naturalist, Teacher...of Democray" by David Starr Jordan:
 along line including  Lady Margaret de Bohun, daughter of  Humphrey VIII and  Elizabeth de Plantagenet,         
countess of Holland, md. Sir Hugh de Courteney, Earl of Devon, who died in 1377 and had a son Edward..
and Wm de Warren 1065-1138 is descended from Charlemagne

26738695.  Isabel\Sabel\ Elizabeth de Vermandois-9137
 Descended from Charlemagne

26738817.  Aenor de de Totnails-5980
SOURCE CITATION:
[5-26-99] NO PARENTS in AF* JAN98 GED DEBOHUN 5-20-99
[11'98] Harleian Society 110 volumes VISIT/COUNTIES Wm's only entered son b.1127
[4-1-99] AF: [re: paf 3.0 Leatha made:paf 2.31 LindLou] sheriff of
Hereford =  Wm b.1100 AF# 9G8Z-FB [or b.1127 only child] one of 8 children of
Philip AF# 9G8Z-BS
   Title: Ancestral File (TM)
   Author: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
   Publication Information: July 1996 (c), data as of 2 January 1996
   Repository Name: Family History Library
   Address: 35 N West Temple Street
            Salt Lake City, UT 84150  USA
*From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 5 JAN 1998.
[5-20/26-99] AF 1998  GED DEBOHUN
added SP info

53477376.  Humphrey I knight\chief Chief de Bohun LordWaterfordIre-4951
    Estimated bith after 1000 bef 1070 since was with Wm who conquered 1066
             Brief biographical sketch following came via Poehler  by xerox  11-9-1994
     "After Battle of Hastings, was rewarded by Wm. the Conqueror with the title of
Lord of waterford, Ireland...married Ealgith, sister of Ranulf, Viscount of
Bayeux [ son-in-law of King Richard III, Duke of Normandy. d. 1025 ] "
      First !SOURCE was  name 9-21-1994 from MULFORD cousin Mary Ann BRYAN Poehler of Illinois
            [1] "House of de Bohun(Boun, Boon)" page 4 oldest in line Humphrey  King VIII
ancestor of X father of both Mary mother of King Ed IV and Alianore ..."
from pages of xeroxes of related data stored in BOONE - MEANS booklet of Dowdens
             [2] "THE BOONE FAMILY LINE" copied from THE BOONE FAMILY by Hazel Atterbury
SPRAKER:abstract:" Since 800 AD ...name: Norse[Viking] BJORN:thebrown/the bear
...In 910 AD Viking Rollo [norse:Hrolf]and band conquered north France:called
northmen:region became Normandy] adopted the french "de Bohun"...after 300 years
Humphrey de Bohun crossed the channelwith cousin William the conquerer.... He
was a knight, chief under his brther in law Ranulf,viscount of Bayeux..."
      The Long biographical and historical text  following MAY NOT BE PUBLISHED ONLY SHARED
WITH ADMONITION was offered by researcher and tranferred June 2007 via Cathie eldest daughter of 
Patricia CURL Dowden.  FOLLOWING  info about Hunphrey I & htis chidlren known also to Dowden  i. 
Robert2 de Bohun.- ii. Richard de Bohun. -  iii. Adela de Bohun.-   iv. ? de Bohun                       v. Humphrey 
de Bohun, b. Bef. 1100.- - -   Following sons notes  are to be found for each from this same source came from 
"Hugo" who  wrote: Date: Sat, 16 Jun 2007 12:03:20  Re: Genealogy - and the Boone's To: Cathie Bonds 
<cbonds@usc.edu>_feel free to share--same stipulation--DNP (do not publish) Trip was great--very 
productive. dOWDEN COMMENTS The bulk of the info which I already had was not a part of Hugo's files as 
noted, EXCEPT AS FOLLOWS therefore not included within ! for sharing by Dowden:must request separately 

26738817.  Aenor de de Totnails-5980
SOURCE CITATION:
[5-26-99] NO PARENTS in AF* JAN98 GED DEBOHUN 5-20-99
[11'98] Harleian Society 110 volumes VISIT/COUNTIES Wm's only entered son b.1127
[4-1-99] AF: [re: paf 3.0 Leatha made:paf 2.31 LindLou] sheriff of
Hereford =  Wm b.1100 AF# 9G8Z-FB [or b.1127 only child] one of 8 children of
Philip AF# 9G8Z-BS
   Title: Ancestral File (TM)
   Author: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
   Publication Information: July 1996 (c), data as of 2 January 1996
   Repository Name: Family History Library
   Address: 35 N West Temple Street
            Salt Lake City, UT 84150  USA
*From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 5 JAN 1998.
[5-20/26-99] AF 1998  GED DEBOHUN
added SP info

53477376.  Humphrey I knight\chief Chief de Bohun LordWaterfordIre-4951
    Estimated bith after 1000 bef 1070 since was with Wm who conquered 1066
             Brief biographical sketch following came via Poehler  by xerox  11-9-1994
     "After Battle of Hastings, was rewarded by Wm. the Conqueror with the title of
Lord of waterford, Ireland...married Ealgith, sister of Ranulf, Viscount of
Bayeux [ son-in-law of King Richard III, Duke of Normandy. d. 1025 ] "
      First !SOURCE was  name 9-21-1994 from MULFORD cousin Mary Ann BRYAN Poehler of Illinois
            [1] "House of de Bohun(Boun, Boon)" page 4 oldest in line Humphrey  King VIII
ancestor of X father of both Mary mother of King Ed IV and Alianore ..."
from pages of xeroxes of related data stored in BOONE - MEANS booklet of Dowdens
             [2] "THE BOONE FAMILY LINE" copied from THE BOONE FAMILY by Hazel Atterbury
SPRAKER:abstract:" Since 800 AD ...name: Norse[Viking] BJORN:thebrown/the bear
...In 910 AD Viking Rollo [norse:Hrolf]and band conquered north France:called
northmen:region became Normandy] adopted the french "de Bohun"...after 300 years
Humphrey de Bohun crossed the channelwith cousin William the conquerer.... He
was a knight, chief under his brther in law Ranulf,viscount of Bayeux..."
      The Long biographical and historical text  following MAY NOT BE PUBLISHED ONLY SHARED
WITH ADMONITION was offered by researcher and tranferred June 2007 via Cathie eldest daughter of 
Patricia CURL Dowden.  FOLLOWING  info about Hunphrey I & htis chidlren known also to Dowden  i. 
Robert2 de Bohun.- ii. Richard de Bohun. -  iii. Adela de Bohun.-   iv. ? de Bohun                       v. Humphrey 
de Bohun, b. Bef. 1100.- - -   Following sons notes  are to be found for each from this same source came from 
"Hugo" who  wrote: Date: Sat, 16 Jun 2007 12:03:20  Re: Genealogy - and the Boone's To: Cathie Bonds 
<cbonds@usc.edu>_feel free to share--same stipulation--DNP (do not publish) Trip was great--very 
productive. dOWDEN COMMENTS The bulk of the info which I already had was not a part of Hugo's files as 
noted, EXCEPT AS FOLLOWS therefore not included within ! for sharing by Dowden:must request separately 
to see following historical text:

53477388.  William de WARENNE or WARREN-80574
  Added new name from " The Days of a Man:Being Memories of a Naturalist, Teacher...of Democray" by 
David Starr Jordan:  along line of poserity including . Lady Margaret de Bohun, daughter of  Humphrey VIII 
and  Elizabeth de Plantagenet, countess of Holland, md. Sir Hugh de Courteney, Earl of Devon, who died in 
1377 and had a son Edward..

    "After Battle of Hastings, was rewarded by Wm. the Conqueror with the title of
Lord of waterford, Ireland...married Ealgith, sister of Ranulf, Viscount of
Bayeux [ son-in-law of King Richard III, Duke of Normandy. d. 1025 ] "
      First !SOURCE was  name 9-21-1994 from MULFORD cousin Mary Ann BRYAN Poehler of Illinois
            [1] "House of de Bohun(Boun, Boon)" page 4 oldest in line Humphrey  King VIII
ancestor of X father of both Mary mother of King Ed IV and Alianore ..."
from pages of xeroxes of related data stored in BOONE - MEANS booklet of Dowdens
             [2] "THE BOONE FAMILY LINE" copied from THE BOONE FAMILY by Hazel Atterbury
SPRAKER:abstract:" Since 800 AD ...name: Norse[Viking] BJORN:thebrown/the bear
...In 910 AD Viking Rollo [norse:Hrolf]and band conquered north France:called
northmen:region became Normandy] adopted the french "de Bohun"...after 300 years
Humphrey de Bohun crossed the channelwith cousin William the conquerer.... He
was a knight, chief under his brther in law Ranulf,viscount of Bayeux..."
      The Long biographical and historical text  following MAY NOT BE PUBLISHED ONLY SHARED
WITH ADMONITION was offered by researcher and tranferred June 2007 via Cathie eldest daughter of 
Patricia CURL Dowden.  FOLLOWING  info about Hunphrey I & htis chidlren known also to Dowden  i. 
Robert2 de Bohun.- ii. Richard de Bohun. -  iii. Adela de Bohun.-   iv. ? de Bohun                       v. Humphrey 
de Bohun, b. Bef. 1100.- - -   Following sons notes  are to be found for each from this same source came from 
"Hugo" who  wrote: Date: Sat, 16 Jun 2007 12:03:20  Re: Genealogy - and the Boone's To: Cathie Bonds 
<cbonds@usc.edu>_feel free to share--same stipulation--DNP (do not publish) Trip was great--very 
productive. dOWDEN COMMENTS The bulk of the info which I already had was not a part of Hugo's files as 
noted, EXCEPT AS FOLLOWS therefore not included within ! for sharing by Dowden:must request separately 
to see following historical text:

53477388.  William de WARENNE or WARREN-80574
  Added new name from " The Days of a Man:Being Memories of a Naturalist, Teacher...of Democray" by 
David Starr Jordan:  along line of poserity including . Lady Margaret de Bohun, daughter of  Humphrey VIII 
and  Elizabeth de Plantagenet, countess of Holland, md. Sir Hugh de Courteney, Earl of Devon, who died in 
1377 and had a son Edward..

53477389.  Step daughter of William I -  Gundred -80575
    Added new name from line of her spouse from " The Days of a Man:Being Memories of a Naturalist, 
Teacher...of Democray" by David Starr Jordan:  along line of poserity including . Lady Margaret de Bohun, 
daughter of  Humphrey VIII and  Elizabeth de Plantagenet, countess of Holland, md. Sir Hugh de Courteney, 
Earl of Devon, who died in 1377 and had a son Edward...al found by CAthie Bonds and transcribed and 
combined by Pat Curl Dowden- Cathie's mother

106954752.  Humphrey -4977
   BEWARE CORRECT LINEAGE Humphrey is  child of Le GOZ:
[11-26-99] Alice is the child of Richard le GOZ line wrong/NOT SHOWN correctly
in "MY BOONE FAMILY" by Margaret Anderson & Gladys Garland
pg 4 "niece of Richard I" ... proof of typo:
Humphrey md "Adeliza de Grentmesel [his cousin] dau.of Hugh...a Briton who
cameto Normandy, time of Richard II" "

106954753.  Adeliza de Grantmesel-4978
BIOGRAPHY:
[11-9-94] Poehler xerox:
" ...a Breton who came to Normandy at the time of Richard  II"
BEWARE CORRECT LINEAGE Humphrey is  child of Le GOZ:
[11-26-99] Alice is the child of Richard le GOZ line wrong/NOT SHOWN correctly
in "MY BOONE FAMILY" by Margaret Anderson & Gladys Garland

Eleanor's son Humphrey, Earl of Buckingham (d. 1399), and her grandson Humphrey Stafford, 1st Duke of 
Buckingham.
-----NOTES PETAINING TO THE FOREGOING-----------------------------------------------
Wace appears to be specially addicted to represent the companions of the Conqueror as venerable from age 
as renowned for their valour. 
       Humphrey "with the beard," however, who is the De Bohun he is here commemorating, may, with some 
propriety, be styled "the old," as there is evidence that previous to the Conquest he had been thrice married; 
his grant to the nuns of St. Amand at Rouen of a tithe of his own plough and a garden, being made for the 
health of his soul and the souls of his three wives, not one of whom unfortunately is named, but it is 
witnessed by "William Comes," as the Duke of Normandy was often termed prior to his elevation to the throne 
of England, the titles of Count and Duke being indifferently used by him and by his predecessors.
     The practice of close shaving amongst the Normans, and which caused the spies of Harold to report that 
the invading army was an army of priests, is further illustrated by such distinctions as "with the beard," and "
with the whiskers," being employed to identify particular members of a family. Several examples of this 
practice have already been noticed.
     Of the origin of the De Bohuns very little has yet been discovered. We are vaguely informed that the first of 
this name known to us, the aforesaid Humphrey with the beard, was a near kinsman of the Conqueror, but in 
what particular degree, or by which of the many branches,
legitimate and illegitimate, of the ducal house of Normandy, no information is afforded us. After the Conquest 
he became possessed of the lordship of Talesford, in the county of Norfolk, so that whatever his relationship 
to or support of William may have been, no very great
benefit appears to have resulted from it 
      Bohun, or rathcr Bohon, the place whence the family derived its name, is situated in the arrondissement 
of St. Lo, in the Cotentin, where are still the communes of St. Andre and St. George de Bohon. The mound of 
the castle was visible some thirty years ago, and may be still. The honour of Bohon was in possession of this 
Humphrey at the time of the Norman invasion, and his later gift of the Church of St. George de Bohon as a 
cell to the Abbey of Marmoutier, is confirmed by William, King of the English, "his Queen Mathildis, his sons 
Robert and William, his half-brother Odo, Bishop of Bayeux, Michael, Bishop of Avranches, Roger de 
Montgomeri, and Richard, son of Turstain,"  husband of Emma de Conteville, which certainly supports the 
belief that he was closely connected with the Conqueror, probably by one of his wives, respecting whose 
parentage we are left so provokingly in the dark.
     He died before 1113, having had issue three sons and two daughters, but by which wife or wives we are 
unhappily in ignorance. Howimportant, genealogically, to the descent it is scarcely necessary to observe.
 - - - - - - - --pertaining the the family continuing text - - - - - - - 
The eldest son, Robert, died, in his father's lifetime apparently, unmarried; and from Richard, the second son, 
descended in the female line the Bohuns of Midhurst, in Sussex; but the grandeur of the Bohuns was due to 
the extraordinary succession of great matches made by the descendants of the youngest sons, who became 
Earls of Hereford, Essex, and Northampton, the co-heiresses of the eleventh and last Humphrey de Bohun 
being the wives, one of Thomas of Woodstock, Earl of Gloucester, and son of King Edward III, and the other 
of Henry, surnamed Bolingbroke, son of John of Gaunt, Duke of Lancaster, and subsequently ascending the 
throne of England as King Henry IV.
                     Children of HUMPHREY DE BOHUN are:
                      i. Robert2 de Bohun.
                      ii. Richard de Bohun.
                      iii. Adela de Bohun.
                      iv. ? de Bohun
                       v. Humphrey de Bohun, b. Bef. 1100.
      Following sons notes  are to be found for each from this same source

53477388.  William de WARENNE or WARREN-80574
  Added new name from " The Days of a Man:Being Memories of a Naturalist, Teacher...of Democray" by 
David Starr Jordan:  along line of poserity including . Lady Margaret de Bohun, daughter of  Humphrey VIII 

53477388.  William de WARENNE or WARREN-80574
  Added new name from " The Days of a Man:Being Memories of a Naturalist, Teacher...of Democray" by 
David Starr Jordan:  along line of poserity including . Lady Margaret de Bohun, daughter of  Humphrey VIII 
and  Elizabeth de Plantagenet, countess of Holland, md. Sir Hugh de Courteney, Earl of Devon, who died in 
1377 and had a son Edward..

53477389.  Step daughter of William I -  Gundred -80575
    Added new name from line of her spouse from " The Days of a Man:Being Memories of a Naturalist, 
Teacher...of Democray" by David Starr Jordan:  along line of poserity including . Lady Margaret de Bohun, 
daughter of  Humphrey VIII and  Elizabeth de Plantagenet, countess of Holland, md. Sir Hugh de Courteney, 
Earl of Devon, who died in 1377 and had a son Edward...al found by CAthie Bonds and transcribed and 
combined by Pat Curl Dowden- Cathie's mother

106954752.  Humphrey -4977
   BEWARE CORRECT LINEAGE Humphrey is  child of Le GOZ:
[11-26-99] Alice is the child of Richard le GOZ line wrong/NOT SHOWN correctly
in "MY BOONE FAMILY" by Margaret Anderson & Gladys Garland
pg 4 "niece of Richard I" ... proof of typo:
Humphrey md "Adeliza de Grentmesel [his cousin] dau.of Hugh...a Briton who
cameto Normandy, time of Richard II" "

106954753.  Adeliza de Grantmesel-4978
BIOGRAPHY:
[11-9-94] Poehler xerox:
" ...a Breton who came to Normandy at the time of Richard  II"
BEWARE CORRECT LINEAGE Humphrey is  child of Le GOZ:
[11-26-99] Alice is the child of Richard le GOZ line wrong/NOT SHOWN correctly
in "MY BOONE FAMILY" by Margaret Anderson & Gladys Garland
pg 4 "niece of Richard I" ... proof of typo:
Humphrey md "Adeliza de Grentmesel [his cousin] dau.of Hugh...a Briton who
cameto Normandy, time of Richard II" "

106954779.  unknown mommie-80576
  She was married second to Wm the conqueror

213909505.  Aeolis\Alice -4974
SOURCE:
[11-26-99] confirmed in "MY BOONE FAMILY" by Margaret Anderspn & Gladys Garland
pg 4-6 "niece of Richard I"

213909506.  Hugh de Grantmesel-4979
BIOGRAPHY:
11-9-94 Poehler xerox:
" ...a Breton who came to Normandy at the time of Richard  II"

213909550.  Robert I the devil  duke-9352
BIOGRAPHY:
[11-26-99]"MY BOONE FAMILY" by Margaret Anderson & Gladys Garland p.5
the devil new appellation

213910556.  Gryffydd -8753
SOURCES
not yet untangled from[5-20-99 GED] Ancestral File 5 JAN'98
[6-22-99] NAME may be the same person as one of the other AF'98 chldren in this
family from Schmuhl charts'35'80[HAVE NOT seen in Fuller Family ADAMIC LINEAGES]

106954752.  Humphrey -4977
   BEWARE CORRECT LINEAGE Humphrey is  child of Le GOZ:
[11-26-99] Alice is the child of Richard le GOZ line wrong/NOT SHOWN correctly
in "MY BOONE FAMILY" by Margaret Anderson & Gladys Garland
pg 4 "niece of Richard I" ... proof of typo:
Humphrey md "Adeliza de Grentmesel [his cousin] dau.of Hugh...a Briton who
cameto Normandy, time of Richard II" "

106954753.  Adeliza de Grantmesel-4978
BIOGRAPHY:
[11-9-94] Poehler xerox:
" ...a Breton who came to Normandy at the time of Richard  II"
BEWARE CORRECT LINEAGE Humphrey is  child of Le GOZ:
[11-26-99] Alice is the child of Richard le GOZ line wrong/NOT SHOWN correctly
in "MY BOONE FAMILY" by Margaret Anderson & Gladys Garland
pg 4 "niece of Richard I" ... proof of typo:
Humphrey md "Adeliza de Grentmesel [his cousin] dau.of Hugh...a Briton who
cameto Normandy, time of Richard II" "

106954779.  unknown mommie-80576
  She was married second to Wm the conqueror

213909505.  Aeolis\Alice -4974
SOURCE:
[11-26-99] confirmed in "MY BOONE FAMILY" by Margaret Anderspn & Gladys Garland
pg 4-6 "niece of Richard I"

213909506.  Hugh de Grantmesel-4979
BIOGRAPHY:
11-9-94 Poehler xerox:
" ...a Breton who came to Normandy at the time of Richard  II"

213909550.  Robert I the devil  duke-9352
BIOGRAPHY:
[11-26-99]"MY BOONE FAMILY" by Margaret Anderson & Gladys Garland p.5
the devil new appellation

213910556.  Gryffydd -8753
SOURCES
not yet untangled from[5-20-99 GED] Ancestral File 5 JAN'98
[6-22-99] NAME may be the same person as one of the other AF'98 chldren in this
family from Schmuhl charts'35'80[HAVE NOT seen in Fuller Family ADAMIC LINEAGES]

427819012.  Ivo (Ives) de GRENTMESNIL-4997
BIOGRAPHY:
[ 1-31-96 ] ancestry:AF via Skousen GED TROJAN 2254 persons of royalty rin 14427
[ 11-9-94 ] data from Poehler xerox: rin 10928 is scant so entered him twice
" ...a Breton who came to Normandy at the time of Richard  II"

855638016.  Lordof Tillieres Ansre\Unfroi-4964
SOURCES:
Poehler  xeroxes:
BIOGRAPHICAL:
[1] his name and that of his father are new 11-9-94 from xerox by Poehler:
9'94 xerox:"his father came to France in 910 AD with Viking Rollo"

427819012.  Ivo (Ives) de GRENTMESNIL-4997
BIOGRAPHY:
[ 1-31-96 ] ancestry:AF via Skousen GED TROJAN 2254 persons of royalty rin 14427
[ 11-9-94 ] data from Poehler xerox: rin 10928 is scant so entered him twice
" ...a Breton who came to Normandy at the time of Richard  II"

855638016.  Lordof Tillieres Ansre\Unfroi-4964
SOURCES:
Poehler  xeroxes:
BIOGRAPHICAL:
[1] his name and that of his father are new 11-9-94 from xerox by Poehler:
9'94 xerox:"his father came to France in 910 AD with Viking Rollo"
[norse:Hrolf]and band conquered north France:called
northmen:region became Normandy] adopted the french "de Bohun"...after 300 years
Humphrey de Bohun crossed the channelwith cousin William the conquerer..."

855638018.  Hrolf\Rollo -4968
        Quoted from BOONE research: 
         "In 910 AD [***pretty good guess see comment at the end of this paragraph]
the name followed the viking Rollo [norse Hrolf] into the north of France,
where succeeding generations adiped the french name deBohun. Humphrey de Bohun
with his cousin Wm "the Conqueror" crosed the english channel in 1066 Ad in
England the name continued its frech spellikng in 16th century the "de" was
dropped and became BOOB the  final "e" was added after the move to America in
161 another alternative was BONE.."
        26 Nov 1999 maybe error for parent   Wm Conqueror actually GRANDPARENTS per 2011 findings 
Richard II: Judith probably is his mother on pg 6  *"MY BOONE FAMILY" by Margaret Anderson & Gladys 
Garland
       Collateral infomations is found in "Wm I the Conqueror 1025-1087"
       Gisela dau.of Louis I, the pious emperor of France 778-840 by Albert F Schmuhl
1936/80 pedigree charts: THROUGH LOINS OF JOSEPH - ROYAL LINE see BRITISH KINGS &
QUEENS ,Sir Geo. Bellew, KCVO, edition  1974 [see Fuller family ADAMIC LINEAGES]
        EST. VERY ROUGH basis desc. 6 gen b. 1024 : 3 x 20 = 60 years or more earlier therfore b. bef 964

855638019.  Gisela -4969
BIOGRAPHY:
[11-26-99]confirmed pg4  "MY BOONE FAMILY" by Margaret Anderson & Gladys Garland

855638022.  Richard I  King-4976
SOURCES:
Poehler  xeroxes:
BIOGRAPHICAL:
[1] this name new 11-9-94 from xerox by Poehler:
Aeolis/Alice was niece of Richard I
[2] see Fuller book after 11-9-94

855642226.  MAREDUDD ap Owain-8381
SOURCES [5-20-99] From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 5 JAN 1998.
[6-22-99] combination of parents/spouses/descendants verified by Schmuhl
charts 1935/80  HAVE NOT YET referredto Fuller Family ADAMIC LINEAGES

1711276034.  Rognovald mighty ClanKingMorejarl Bjorn=Bear Bjorn-4961
SOURCE:
[1] Poehler 11'94 xerox

855642226.  MAREDUDD ap Owain-8381
SOURCES [5-20-99] From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 5 JAN 1998.
[6-22-99] combination of parents/spouses/descendants verified by Schmuhl
charts 1935/80  HAVE NOT YET referredto Fuller Family ADAMIC LINEAGES

1711276034.  Rognovald mighty ClanKingMorejarl Bjorn=Bear Bjorn-4961
SOURCE:
[1] Poehler 11'94 xerox
BIOGRAPHICAL:
"His son was Gengerhrolf [Rollo[ but our connection was through his dau, Ragnar
...Norse:"Ganger" walker, hence Hrolf the Walker, so called because his huge
size would not permit riding a horse"

1711276036.  Rognovald the mighty  Jarl-11270
    pg4  "MY BOONE FAMILY" by Margaret Anderson & Gladys Garland
     Dowden note: location was used by descendants as a surname in this era of history and family "seat" may 
well have been in FRANCE city of  Criel, Cruel,Curle,Curl prior to this male line originating in north 
Scandinavian  countries.

1711284452.  Owain ap Owen Hywel-8391
VARIOUS SPELLINGS:
[1-2-96/99] Owain ap HYWELL From Ancestral File (TM), data as of
2 January 1996.
![5-12-99] "Owen" from DelLewis ref."THE JOURNAL OF AMERICAN
HISTORY"page 232,237,257,258 [no spouses/ocassionaly b'year]

3422552068.  Eystein North\South More clan ruler=king= Bjorn morejarl-4980
BIOGRAPHIAL:
SOURCES:
[1] all material is taken 11-9-94 from xerox of Poehler
"The Canterbury Book - 1515" ANCESTORS of this person as well as his desc:
to Sir Humphrey de Bohun, Baronet b. 5.6.1418 d. 11'1468 who md. Margaret
Estfield dau of Sir Wm..major of London

3422568904.  Hywel\Howell "Dda" ap Cadell  HOWELL the  good-8407
SOURCES
[5-20-99 GED] Ancestral File 5 JAN'98"ap Cadell"
[6-22-99] Schmuhl charts'35'80:"Howell the good"
[HAVE NOT seen in Fuller Family ADAMIC LINEAGES]
[1-2-96/99] Hywell"Dha" ap CADELL From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 Jan 96
[5-12-99] "HOWEL DHA" from DelLewis ref."THE JOURNAL OF AMERICAN
HISTORY"page 232,237,257,258 [no spouses/ocassionaly b'year]

3422568905.  Elen verch Llywarch-8408
SOURCES:
[5-12-99] rest of ancestors inluding Arthur and on to CUNNEDDA the GREAT 6635
NEED be added from the XEROX by DelLewis from
"THE JOURNAL OF AMERICAN HISTORY" CHART 1 on page 257 [also see pages
232,237,257,258] scant data

o Sir Humphrey de Bohun, Baronet b. 5.6.1418 d. 11'1468 who md. Margaret
Estfield dau of Sir Wm..major of London

3422568904.  Hywel\Howell "Dda" ap Cadell  HOWELL the  good-8407
SOURCES
[5-20-99 GED] Ancestral File 5 JAN'98"ap Cadell"
[6-22-99] Schmuhl charts'35'80:"Howell the good"
[HAVE NOT seen in Fuller Family ADAMIC LINEAGES]
[1-2-96/99] Hywell"Dha" ap CADELL From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 Jan 96
[5-12-99] "HOWEL DHA" from DelLewis ref."THE JOURNAL OF AMERICAN
HISTORY"page 232,237,257,258 [no spouses/ocassionaly b'year]

3422568905.  Elen verch Llywarch-8408
SOURCES:
[5-12-99] rest of ancestors inluding Arthur and on to CUNNEDDA the GREAT 6635
NEED be added from the XEROX by DelLewis from
"THE JOURNAL OF AMERICAN HISTORY" CHART 1 on page 257 [also see pages
232,237,257,258] scant data