Generation No. 2 Con'd.
5. Samuel4 Pavy IV (Samuel3 Pavey III, Samuel2, Samuel1) was born August 29, 1821 in Near Warsaw, Gallatin Co., KY, and died March 18, 1912 in Norman, Indiana. He married (1) Julia Ann Moulton August 18, 1842 in Switzerland Co, IN. She was born May 25, 1820 in Virginia, and died September 01, 1863 in Switzerland County, Indiana, Cunningham Cemetery. He married (2) Julia A. Steinberger August 03, 1864 in Bartholomew County, Indiana9. She was born October 30, 1840, and died February 05, 1883 in Switzerland County, Indiana.| 43 | i. | Marie E.5 Pavy, born Abt. 1843. |
| 44 | ii. | Prior Melitus Pavy, born April 08, 1845 in near
Fairview, Switzlerland
County, Indiana; died April 08, 1925 in Shelbyville, Indiana. He
married
Mary Elizabeth Montgomery January 16, 1867 in Switzerland County,
Indiana;
born January 26, 1847 in Near Fairview, Switzlerland County, Indiana;
died November 23, 1919
in Switzerland County, Indiana, Vevay Cemetery. Notes for Prior Melitus Pavy: Thought you would find interesting in case you don't already have this info. I found this in Wanda Morfords files (Black Notebook) located in the Vevay library. --Kathy War Department, Adjutant General's Office Oct. 8, 1879 Prior
M. Pavy
From
Kathy Esposito Mar. 18, 2000 Enrolled June 6, 1862 at Vevay in Co. C, 54th Regiment of Ind. Volunteers to serve 3 months or during the war, mustered in June 14, 1862 in Indianapolis, Ind. as a Private. Mustered out with Co. on Sept. 11, 1862. Enrolled July 15, 1863 at Enterprise and mustered in at Indianapolis on Aug.20, 1863 as a Corporal in Co. I, 117th Ind. Vols. to serve 6 months. Present on subsequent rolls to Dec 31, 1863. Return for Jan., 1864 reports him absent sick. Mustered out with Co. on Feb. 24, 1864. Enrolled Sept. 2, 1864 at Allensville and muster-ed in Sept. of 1864 at Columbus, Ind. as a Pvt. in Co. I, 140th Ind. Vols. to serve 1 year. Reported on muster roll from enrollment to Dec. 31, 1864 as Corpl. subsequent rolls to June 30, 1865, not on file. Return for Feb.,1865 reports him absent, wounded in action, in hospital at Wilmington, N.C., Mar., Apr., May 1865 the same. Co. was in action at Town Creek Bridge, N.C. Feb. 20, 1865. Mustered Out Roll dated York, Pa. June 15, 1865 reports him Sergh. mustered out on that date. The records of this office furnish no evi-dence of date, location or nature of wound reported on return for Feb., 1865. The Government evidently lost the discharges from the first two enlistments but sent a copy of the third. . His service altogether was over l-1 1/2 years. 1910 -- Census - Switzerland Co., IN - Cotton Twp (ancestry.com) #307-309 Prior M. Pavy, 65, md 43yr, Own Income Mary, 63 (7 children - 6 living) Joshe, dau, 29, single Marriage Notes for Prior Pavy and Mary Montgomery: Marriage records in Switzerland County, Indiana, Book 1, page 536, married by Wm. S. Mahan, M.E. |
| 45 | iii. | Charles W. Pavy, born Abt. 184710; died in Died
in Civil War10. |
| 46 | iv. | George Washington Pavy, born September 14, 1848;
died June 25, 1919 in
Rising Sun, Indiana,
Cedar Hedge Cem.. He married Martha S. Tinker December 23, 1870; born
April 23, 1851. Notes for George Washington Pavy: 1880 -- Census Switzerland Co., IN - Cotten Twp (LDS pg 3B) #55-55 George W. Pavey, 31 Martha, 29 Ruth, 9 Charles, 7 George, 4 Edith G., 2 1910 -- Census - Switzerland Co., IN - Cotton Twp (ancestry.com) #304-306 George M. Pavy, 61, md 39y, Farm Labor/Home Farm Martha S., 59 (7 children - 7 living) Catherine E., 25, single Earnestine, 19, single ******************************* The following names were taken from the obituary of George Washington Pavy: 1st.George W.Pavy died 06/25/1919 2nd Martha S. Tinker spouse of George W. Children Mrs.Ruth Palmer of San Antonio,Texas Charles C.Pavy of Rising Sun In. Mrs Grace Bradford of Center Square,In. George A. Pavy of Allensville,In. Mrs Minnie Long of Fairview,In. Mrs.Ernestine Campbell of Allensville,In. Catherine Pavy still at home. He had three brothers; Prior M. Pavy Henry S. Pavy Bruce Pavy all near Fairview,In. Two sisters; Mrs.Sarah Morrison of Jackson County,In. Mrs.Nora Thatcher of Ohio County,In. Three half brothers; John Pavy of Nebraska Reeda Pavy of Colorado (Probably Leroy Artemus. A. Blue note) Everett Pavy of Rising Sun,In. One half sister Mrs.Eva Noble of Rising Sun,in. George W. was the son of Samuel and Julia Pavy. ***************************************************************** Marriage Record BK #2, pg 214 Switzerland Co., IN marriage records. GEORGE W. PAVY & MARTHA S. TINKER Marriage license: Nov. 22, 1870 Married: Nov. 23, 1870 by James b. Morrison filed Dec 23, 1870 More About George Washington Pavy: Age at death (Facts Pg): 70 |
| 47 | v. | Henry S. Pavy, born October 19, 1850 in IN; died
June 22, 1924 in
Switzerland County, Indiana,
Jacksonville Cemetery. He married Clara J. Tinker February 11, 1883;
born August 1852. Notes for Henry S. Pavy: 1900 -- Census - Switzerland Co., IN - Cotton Twp #201-204 Henry Pavy, 49, Sept 1860, IN, md 17yr, Farmer Carr, 47, aug 1852 (3 children - 3 living) Alma, 15, July 1884 Carrie, 13, Feb 1887 Maggie, 10, Aug 1890 Vevay Reveille, Thurs. Feb. 15, 1883 ed. As quoted; "Married Pavey-Tinker by David Lee, J.P. at his residence, Feb. 2. Henry S. Pavey and Clara J. Tinker, all of this county." From Kathy Esposito Oct. 23, 1999 ********************************************************** 'Records of Marriage Returns I (2/1882-6/1895), record #144 HENRY S. PAVY & CLARA J. TINKER Henry Info: 33 years old at next birthdate; b. Switzerland co; parents-Samuel Pavy & Julia Moulton; occupation-farmer Clara Info: 31 years old at next birthdate; b. Switzerland co; parents- Henry A. Tinker & Caroline Campbell Married Switzerland Co. on Feb. 11, 1883 From Kathy Esposito Nov. 26, 1999 |
| 48 | vi. | Sarah Belle Pavy, born July 01, 1853; died July
01, 1941 in
Heltonville, Lawrence Co., IN. She married (1) Malachi Newton Cummings
September
21, 1869 in Jackson County, Indiana; born October 04, 1846 in IN; died
November 24, 1911
in Lawrence Co., IN. She married (2) Newell H. Morrison February 14,
1916 in Lawrence
Co., IN. Notes for Sarah Belle Pavy: Sarah nursed Samuel Pavy in his old age in Norman, Indiana. More About Sarah Belle Pavy: Fact 1: Liberty Church Cemetery, Norman, IN |
| 49 | vii. | Leonora Pavy, born May 09, 1858; died 1946. She
married (1)
Charles Thatcher July 21, 1881 in Ohio County, Indiana. She married (2)
Edgar
Miles May 03, 1924 in Ripley County, Indiana. |
| 50 | viii. | William Bruce Pavy, born April 04, 1860; died
October 13, 1939.
He married Mary A. Elfers
December 18, 1888 in Switzerland Co, Ind; born November 1854. Notes for William Bruce Pavy: Bruce was nursed by Wilbur & Edith in old age. In exchange for this care, he willed the farm in Switzerland County to Wilbur. Wilbur was Wilbur Frederick Pavy, s/o Harry Edgar. Edith was Wilbur's wife, Edith Orem Pavy. 1900 -- Census - Switzerland Co., IN - Cotton Twp Next door to James Pavy s/o Prior M. #191-194 Bruce Pavy, 40, April 1860, IN, md 11y, Farmer Mary, 42, Nov 1854 (0 children - 0 living) 1910 -- Census - Switzerland Co., IN - Cotton twp (ancestry.com) #296-298 Bruce Pavy, 50, md 21y, Farmer Mary A., 53 Sophia Hoston, 13, servant ********************************************************* 'Records of Marriage Returns I (2/1882-6/1895), record 987 W. B. PAVY & MARY A. ELFERS William's info: 29 years old at next birthdate; b. Switzerland co; occupation-farmer; parents-Samuel Pavy & Julia Moulton Mary's info: 32 years old at next birthdate; b. Switzerland co; parents- Henry Elfers & Kate Miller Married in Switzerland co by Rev. J. T. O'Neal on Dec 18, 1888 |
| 51 | i. | Leroy Aretus5 Pavy, born Abt. 1867. |
| 52 | ii. | Nancy Evaline Pavy, born November 10, 1867. She
married (1) John A.
Gulley October 04, 1900.
She married (2) Jacob O. Nobel August 28, 1916. More About Nancy Evaline Pavy: Residence: Rising Sun, IN |
| 53 | iii. | Mary Ellen Pavy, born July 186911; died July 14,
1907 in Ohio Co.,
IN12. She married (1) William Knigge April 11, 1889 in Ohio Co., IN13;
born Bef. May 06, 1862 in Baptised 5-6-1862; died February 23, 1896 in
Ohio
Co., IN. She married (2) George Wesley Bradley January 04, 1899 in Ohio
Co., IN13; born
May 1879. Notes for Mary Ellen Pavy: Mary supposedly committed suicide, and is supposedly buried without a headstone in Mt. Pleasant Cemetery in Ohio County, Indiana. ***************************************************************************** The following story came from Michael Massey, a descendant of Mary Ellen Pavy: MY
PAVY FAMILY
Mary Pavy Mary Pavy was born in 1866 to Samuel and Julia Pavy of Switzerland County, Indiana. Her father was a farmer and minister of Olive Branch Baptist Church in northern Switzerland County. She married William Knigga, the son of Johann Heinrich and Anna Margarette Elsebein Brenners Knigge, on April 11, 1889 in Ohio County, Indiana. The older Knigges, who migrated to this country in the 1850s, still used the old German form of the name instead of the newer Americanized "Knigga." (This kind of spelling change occurred frequently in late 19th century America, due to anti-German sentiment, since supposedly no German name ends with an "a".) William's parents were from the Hanover region of Germany, and this family has been well-tracked by Larry Knigga of Oak Harbor, Ohio. William was christened Johann Frederich Wilhelm Knigge at St. Peter's Lutheran Church of Bear Branch on May 6, 1862. After his father's death, his mother remarried a John Baier, also a German. He was a Methodist, however, and the children at home at the time moved their church ties to New Hope Methodist Church.4 William and Mary had four children: Oscar (1890), Anna (1891), Tillie May (1893), and Bill or "Dutch" (1895). (See family chart for details.) In 1890, William's mother and stepfather sold them 81 61/100 acres of land, and the young family likely lived on that land. William was the only child in his family to marry outside the close German Lutheran community, and likely one of only a very few children to do so in that community. This seemed to be such an odd thing to do that it caused some isolation from the community.4 It seems likely that the children were raised in the Methodist Church. It was almost certainly not Lutheran as there is no record of the children's baptisms.5 William died on February 23, 1896 and was buried in New Hope Cemetery with a stone that has since disappeared.4 No doubt the family was poor; worse yet, they seemed to be isolated from both family support systems. (My parents recently discovered a picture of Mary and her children from this time period. Depicted is a sorrowful young dark-haired woman and four tow-headed children in front of a simple wooden farmhouse. On the back, "Mary Pavy and children" is written in my grandmother's - not my grandfather's -handwriting. How she came by this picture, and how much she knew of Oscar's family, may always remain a mystery.) Mary Pavy, as any other young widow without means in her position, turned to remarriage to support her family. Unfortunately, this turned out to be a tragic solution. In a civil ceremony on January 4, 1899, she married Wesley (George Wesley) Bradley,2 a man around 12 years younger than her. Wesley and Mary had four children: Lawrence (1899), Lu (1902), Goldie (1903), and Bessie (1906). Three days before Bessie's birth (which was recorded in the Ohio County Birth Records), the Rising Sun Recorder of April 6, 1906 reports that, "The wife and four children of Wesley Bradley returned to near Bascom recently from Kentucky in a destitute condition. It is alleged he deserted them." On June 22 of that same year, the Recorder reports that, "the infant child of Wes Bradley and wife died last week and was buried at Mt. Pleasant cemetery." The first assumption is that this child was Bessie, but it is recorded that Bessie lived on until 1991. Perhaps there was another child, born around 1905, who may have been a year old at his or her death. Even greater tragedy was yet to strike. On January 17, 1907, the Vevay Reveille reports the following: On the night of January 8th the wife of Wesley Bradley disappeared from home leaving her children alone. Mr. Bradley deserted his wife and family about a year ago and left them in destitute circumstances. They were all cared for by the kind neighbors who did all they could to make them comfortable. Finally Mr. Bradley returned and on promising to care for the family he was allowed to remain. Since his return by his cruel treatment he has weakened her mind and they found her wandering from place to place. The sheriff came out to help search for her but did not succeed in finding her and went back home. On July 18, 1907 the following article in the Vevay Reveille reported Mary Pavy's tragic death (occurring July 14, 1907): Mary
Bradley, wife of Wesley Bradley took poison Sunday morning and died
Sunday evening. She
had been married twice. Her maiden name was Mary Pavy, her first
husband was Mr. Knigg [sic], they had four children all of whom are
grown. Her second husband was Wesley Bradley and they have four small
children.
Domestic troubles was the cause of her taking her life. They were
living in Ohio Co., and she was
buried Tuesday at Mt. Pleasant.
The coroner's report by William H. Dugle, Coroner of Ohio County, Indiana, reports the following: The body of a woman who died in her home near a place known as Wooley's store, about 5 o'clock Monday morning, July 15, about 45 years old, named Mary Ellen Bradley, ruled she died at her own hands, intentional suiside [sic], from taking Paris Green being the cause to the best of my knowledge. Accompanying the coroner's report was a coroner's inquest, dated 16 July, 1907, based on statements made on 15 July, 1907: Mary Elizabeth Bradley, mother of George Wesley Bradley and mother in law of Mary Ellen Bradley, said that her daughter in law had threatened to take her own life several times, she saw quarrels between her son and his wife, said she seemed to be jealous of Mr. Wooley's daughter, a neighbor near the residence of the deceased. Son and his wife had been married nine years. Daughter of Mary Ellen, Anna Knigga, said she would be 18 years old Oct. 18, 1907, her father was William Knigga, deceased. Said she lived with her mother and Mr. Bradley off and on for nine years. George Wesley Bradley testimony - he left for work at Laughery Creek, they had been quarreling - she accused him of running around with other women and said that if he left, she was going to take Paris green. He went on to work and when he came home, she told him she had had a miscarriage and had buried the child and refused to tell him where. She said she had taken Paris green - said she was sorry for the way she had treated him and asked him to forgive her and that she wouldn't mistreat him again. She refused a doctor and later died. He said she was about 45 years old, he didn't know exactly.Shortly thereafter, on July 30, 1907, Wesley remarried Anna, his stepdaughter. On August 29, 1907, the Vevay Reveille again reports: Following the sudden death of his wife six weeks ago, Wesley Bradley has married his stepdaughter, Anna Knigga. The coroner's verdict at the time Bradley's wife died was suicide. He said the woman had died from taking Paris green. Bradly [sic] and Miss Knigga left at once for Kentucky, and were married. The maiden name of his first wife was Pavy. She was first married to William Knigga. Bradley has five small children and two dead. His new wife is a half sister to the children. A great many now think the grand jury should investigate the case. The family story passed on to one of the children was that Mary's dying words were that Wesley and Anna should get married in order to keep the family together.10 Although the couple was not related by blood, there was enough of an ethical question in their opinion (or the opinion of someone in authority) that they travelled across the river to Warsaw, Kentucky to be married. In addition, a signed statement of Oscar "Carnegee" (Anna was also listed as Carnegee) that "there was no reason why they shouldn't be allowed to be married" was attached to the marriage license.11 It is likely that Oscar had left home by this time (since Mary had only 4 of her 7 children with her in 1906) and his acquiescence in this affair always made me wonder. There was no signature - only a mark "x" - but that was common, at least in an earlier time. Perhaps he was forced to comply, and perhaps his signature was forged - I guess we'll never know. More About Mary Ellen Pavy: Burial: Mt. Pleasaant Cemetery14 More About William Knigge: Burial: New Hope Cemetery, Ohio Co., IN Notes for George Wesley Bradley: The following comes from Michael Massey, descendant of of Mary Ellen Pavy: George
Wesley Bradley
Wesley Bradley was born in Indiana in May of 1879, and it was reported that he ran with a pretty rough crowd.10 He is not a direct ancestor of mine; what I know of him are the events reported in connection with Mary Pavy's family. These events are: 1) His marriage to a woman who was 11 years older than him when he was 20 years old; 2) His selling part of the family land after only two years of marriage to David Minks, who had a bad reputation in the area; 3) The departure of his stepson (Oscar) at a young age; 4) The 1906 desertion of his family three days before his wife gave birth; 5) The Vevay report of his cruel treatment of his wife; 5) His wife's violent death, whether by suicide or murder; 6) The quick (15 days later) and morally questionable marriage to his stepdaughter; and 7) a third marriage (after Anna died of the flu in 1918) to a woman who was abusive to his children.10 Initially I gave the benefit of the doubt to Mr. Bradley and attempted to construct a relatively innocent view of the man: Perhaps Wesley was simply an ineffective man. He marries an older woman as a mother figure; sells farmland to make money or to pay off a gambling debt, etc.; his stepson sees him as a buffoon who is ruining his inheritance and thus leaves to make his own way in the world; his wife suffers from depression and commits suicide; Wesley tries to do the right thing and keep the family together by marrying his stepdaughter; and then several years later uses questionable judgement in the selection of a third wife. There is also a much more sinister view of the man, reinforced by the community report of cruel treatment: Wesley marries a widow of means, i.e., she has property which can be traded for money, which he does fairly quickly; He abuses and mistreats his stepchildren, especially the older son (who sees what Bradley's character is really like), and drives him away from home; he does not take care of his family and leaves them destitute; he drives his wife to suicide, or perhaps does the deed himself and convinces local authorities that it was simply a crazy lady committing suicide; perhaps he has been sexually abusing his stepdaughter all along, or at least seducing her (perhaps contributing to her mother's death) and marries the girl in order to continue a terrible relationship; and after her death, he marries with no thought to the well-being of his children, though perhaps tries to take up for the younger children when he finds his new wife as abusive to his children as he was to his stepchildren. In either view, the ends are equally tragic. The flu of 1918 took 4 of the 13 children resultant of these 3 marriages. Anna and two of her children died in the epidemic, but three of her children survived. Tillie Mae died with the flu but had one surviving child, Russell Dale Calvert (though I do not know what happened to him afterwards). Oscar, my grandfather, had left home for Ghent KY long since, and never discussed his family with anyone in his new community. William, variously called Dutch or Bill, was a World War I veteran and lived his life around Ohio County until his death in 1978. He never married but was reported to be a lady's man, and it was rumored that he had an illegitimate daughter. |
| 54 | iv. | John J. Pavy, born Abt. June 1872. More About John J. Pavy: Residence: Nebraska |
| 55 | v. | Marshall Everett Pavy15, born March 01, 1876 in
Cotton Twp.,
Switzerland Co., IN15; died August 25, 1953 in Ohio County, Indiana,
German
Lutheran Cemetery, Rising Sun15. He married (1) Anna Marie Klausing15
December 20, 1899
in Home of Louise Klausing, Rising Sun, Ohio Co., IN15; born June 1876.
He married (2) Lillie P. Dorrell March 26, 1911. Notes for Marshall Everett Pavy: Marshall Everett Pavey - s/o Rev Sam IV 1900 -- Census - Ohio Co., Randolph Twp (genealogy.com) # 176 - 176 Everet Pavy, 24, b. March 1876, IN, Farmer Mary, 23, b. June 1876 (0 children - 0 living0 John, brother, 27, b. June 1872, single, Farm Laborer **Took a little hunting to figure this one out. Wife's name is close to what we had More About Marshall Everett Pavy: Residence: Rising Sun, IN |
****Notice the name Elijah....that was interesting. Apparently son Charles had died by this time and Anna must be d/ Nancy. I do know that Kate was divorced by 1900, but apparently hasn't yet remarried by this time.
| 56 | i. | Ruben William5 Pavey, born September 11, 1843;
died February 24, 1922.
He married (1) Margaret
J. Lynn June 10, 1863; born February 25, 1845 in Schuyler Co., IL17;
died May 12, 1915
in Calloway Co., MO18. He married (2) Anna Bet. 1910 - 1920.
Notes for Ruben William Pavey: 1880 -- Census - St Louis Co., MO - St Louis, Supv Dist 1, Enumeration Dist 31, page 541B #134-215 Wm PAVAY, 35, IN IN IN, River Engineer Maggie, 32, KY - ?? Fever Clara, 15, IL Maude, 11, IL Fred, 4, IL 1910 -- St. Louis Co., MO - St Louis 26th wd #189-241 Ruben W. Pavy, 66, md 47yr, IN Margaret, 65, IL (7 children - 3 living) 1920 MO census, St. Louis, page 222a 247/320 Pavey, Ruben 76 head IN MO MO Anna 43 wife IL MO MO ladies tailor **************************************** OBITUARY: "St. Louis Post Dispatch", St. Louis, MO, Feb 25, 1922 pg 10 col 2 PAVEY -- Entered into rest, suddenly, on Friday, Feb 24, 1922, Ruben W. Pavey, beloved husband of Anna J. Pavey and father of Mrs. B. H. Taylor of Columbia M., and F. C. Pavey. Services at the Wagoner chapel, 3621 Olive street, Sunday, Feb 26 at 2 p.m. Interment in Bellefontaine Cemetery. Deceased was a member of Missouri Lodge No 1. A. F. and A. M. and Missouri Consistory No 1. A. A. S. R. Burial Permit: R. W. Pavey, 78, 5734 North Market From Gayle Swoik Notes for Margaret J. Lynn: May 14 1915 Edition of St. Louis Post Dispatch-Page 21: Margaret J. Pavey (nee Lynn) beloved wife of Reuben W. Pavey, passed away May 12 at 10 p.m. after a lingering illness.. Age 70 years, 2 mos, 22 days.Deceased was dear mother of Fred C. Pavey, Mrs. Clara Bennett and Mrs. Maude Taylor. Funeral Saturday, May 18 at 2 p.m. From ???? Kensington Ave. Friends invited. Gone now how sweet the sound Released from all her pain She has left this world of sorrow Fraught without a single stain. Death Certificate: Margaret J. Pavey, age 70yr 2m 17d b. February 25, 1845, Schuyler Co., IL d. May 12, 1915, Fulton Hospital, Calloway Co., MO Father: Joseph Lynn Mother: Elizabeth Grantz Spouse/Informant: Capt R. W. Pavey Cause: Apoplexy, Cerebral Hemorrhage buried in St Louis More About Margaret J. Lynn: Age at death (2): May 10, 1915, 70 years, 2 mo., 22 days |
| 57 | i. | Nancy5 Pavy, born Abt. 1849. |
| 58 | ii. | Ira Nathan Pavy, born February 23, 1852 in
Indiana, USA; died July 1927
in Missouri. He married
Emma E Clark in Barry Co., Missouri, USA; born Abt. 1862 in Wheaton,
Dupag Co., IL; died
in Missouri. Notes for Ira Nathan Pavy: (67yrs 4mo 21days) 1920 -- Census - Jackson Co., MO - Prct 20, Kansas City 6135 62nd St #77-77 Ira N. Pavey, 60, IN, Engineer, City Creamery Emma, 54, IL Maud C., 25, MO, Conductress, KC RR More About Ira Nathan Pavy: Fact 3: 1921, Arctic Dairy Products, Kansas City, MO Fact 7: September 05, 1997, LOGAN Fact 8: October 08, 1997, LOGAN More About Emma E Clark: Fact 7: August 21, 1997, LOGAN |
| 59 | iii. | Catherine Pavy, born November 18, 1854; died July
18, 1934. |
| 60 | iv. | Charles Pavy, born March 08, 1856; died July 09, 1881. |
| 61 | i. | Morgan W.5 Humphrey, born Abt. 1853. |
| 62 | ii. | Wallace Humphrey, born Abt. 1862. |
| 63 | iii. | Charles Humphrey, born Abt. 1867. |
| 64 | iv. | Elmer Humphrey, born September 1869. He married
Mauddie C. Abt. 1895;
born June 1877. Notes for Elmer Humphrey: 1900 -- Census - Perry Co., IN, Oil Twp (genealogy.com) #162-163 Elmer E. Humphrey, 30, Sept 1869, md 5y, Farmer Mauddie C., 22, June 1877 (2 children - 2 living) Lessie E., son, 4, Sept 1895 Geneva E., 1, Feb 1899 Nancy A., mother, 67, June 1833, wid (7 children - 6 living) Charles S., brother, 33, Jan 1867, single, Farm Laborer Lora A., nephew, 18, April 1882, Day Laborer **GS NOTE: According to this census, there are several children for Nancy that are unaccounted. |
| 65 | i. | Olive Bula5 Sage. She married Charles Jenkins Sebee. |
| 66 | i. | Mary Bell5 Irby, born December 23, 1858. |
| 67 | ii. | Lettia A. Irby, born December 15, 1859. |
| 68 | iii. | Emma Laura Irby, born December 31, 1860 in IN. |
| 69 | iv. | John Wilson Irby, born February 10, 1862 in IN. |
| 70 | v. | Ida May Irby, born April 23, 1864 in IN. |
| 71 | vi. | Sarah A. Irby, born February 10, 1867 in IN. |
| 72 | vii. | William Lensey Irby, born February 07, 1869 in IN. |
| 73 | viii. | Silas Loran Irby, born September 11, 1871 in KS. |
| 74 | ix. | Pheba Sophia Irby, born January 21, 1873 in KS. |
| 75 | x. | Florella Irby, born August 28, 1875 in KS. |
| 76 | xi. | Nellie Martha Irby, born September 08, 1877 in KS. |
| 77 | xii. | Charles Wilson Irby, born October 30, 1880 in KS. |
| 78 | i. | William Lee5 Pavy, born April 20, 1866; died in
Died as an infant.
|
| 79 | ii. | Raleigh E. Pavy, born April 10, 1867 in IN. He
married Lila M.; born
Abt. 1880 in IN.
Notes for Raleigh E. Pavy: 1900 -- Census - Crawford Co., IN - Union Twp (ancestry.com) #9-9 (next door to W. W. Pavey) Raleigh E. Pavey, 33, April 1867, md 1yr,Farming Lila M., 21, March 1878 (1 child - 1 living) Shelby C., 3/12 Oct 99 1910 -- Census - Crawford Co., IN - Union Twp #19-19 Raleigh E. Pavey, 43, md 11yr, IN IN IN, Farmer - Gen Farming Lila M., 30 (5 children - 5 living) Earl S., 10 Theo C., 9 William M. 5 or 6 Wilford C., 4 Vivian F., 1 4/12 1920 -- Census Crawford Co., IN - Union Twp (ancestry) #19-20 Raleigh Pavy, 57, IN IN IN, Farmer-General Farm Lila M., 40 Matti, son, 16 Samel?, son, 13 Vivian, dau, 11 Gay, dau, 8 Nelli, dau, 5 L. Q., son, 2 5/12 1930 -- Census - Crawford Co., IN - Union Twp #191-192 Raleigh PAVEY, 63 Lila, 51 Vivian Smith, dau, 21 Everett Smith, son in law, 21 Nellie Pavey, 15 Lee Pavey, 12 Burris Pavey, 8 |
| 80 | iii. | Ira E. Bailey Pavy, born December 28, 1868 in IN;
died December
23, 1943. He married Florence
Gilmore October 12, 1890 in Crawford Co., IN; born Abt. 1868. Notes for Ira E. Bailey Pavy: 1920 -- Census - Crawford Co., IN, Johnson Twp (ancestry) #121-121 Bailey PAVEY, 51, IN IN IN, Foreman Bridge Crew Florence, 52 Gilbert, 28, Laborer Earnest, 26, Carpenter Homer, 16, Laborer Ruth, 14 Emma, 14 Eva SEATON, dau, 24, wid, Cook Bridge Crew Thetabell Seaton, gr dau, 2 4/12 1930 Johnson Twp Crawford County, IN: Ira E. 61 Florence 63 |
| 81 | iv. | Sarah A. Pavy, born October 14, 1870 in IN. She
married J. W. Benham. |
| 82 | v. | John M. Pavy, born November 17, 1872 in IN. |
| 83 | vi. | Franklin Friedly Pavy, born August 26, 1874 in
IN. He married Grace
Ott. Notes for Franklin Friedly Pavy: Does anybody have a Frank Pavy, possibly married to a Nola Eliza who died in 1918? I have info on her death. I have a Franklin, son of William Wallace and Florinda Lewis. Could this be him? I also found at Dearborn library in a book 'World War I Draft List of Dearborn Co.' Pavy, Frank: address Aurora, Draft number 1367 From Kathy Esposito Oct. 27, 1999 ********************************************************************* Franklin Friedly Pavy s/o William Wallace Looks like more children here.... 1920 -- Census - Crawford Co., IN - Sterling Twp #121-129 Freedly F. Pavey, 45, IN, Carpenter - Bridge Grace P., 42, IN Reva W., 19, IN Thelma L., 17, IN Alma M., 15, IN Guy L., 12, IN Edith M., 8, IN Hazel L., 6, I [Hazel Lois] Ruby L., 3, IN Helen B., 1 6/12, IN 1930 -- Census - Crawford Co., IN - English #163-173 F. F. Pavy, 54, IN, Superintendent - Car Shops Grace, 52, IN Edith, 27, IN Louise, 19, IN Ruby, 16, IN Thelma, 14, IN **GSNOTE: Ages seem way off here. I wonder if they got Edith and Thelma mixed up gds@springnet1.com 3-12-2006 |
| 84 | vii. | Laura Bell Pavy, born November 06, 1876 in IN.
She married E. C.
Patrick. |
| 85 | viii. | Alvin Oscar Pavy, born March 28, 1879 in IN. He
married Lillie
McGill. |
| 86 | ix. | Millard Melbourne Pavy, born August 17, 1888. He
married Lillie Edith
McFarland Abt. 1907 in
English, IN. Notes for Millard Melbourne Pavy: Millard and Lillie met in English, IN and after the marriage moved to Princeton, IN. He worked for the Southern Railroad and was also an ordained Pentacostal minister. Source: "History of Greene County, Indiana" 1910 -- Census - Crawford Co., IN - Union Twp #27-27 Milford M. Pavey, 28, 2nd marriage, md 2yr, Carpenter-Bridge Lillie E., 22, 2nd marriage (3 children - 3 living) Melbourne L., 2 Clyde G., 8/12 Cecil N. Newton, stepson, 5 1930 -- Census - Gibson Co., IN - Princeton #504-538 Millard Pavey, 48, md @ age 25 Lillie, 43 Newton C., 25 Clyde, 20 Emma, 17 Marshall R., 15 Mamie, 13 Edna F., 11 Myrtle M., 9 Beulah M., 8 Naomi, 6 Webourn, 5 Iva, 4 Wanda, 2 |