| Name | Birth | Death | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|
| Anderson, Cecil | n/g | 1892 | A Richard Anderson married an Effie Ballah in 1892. I suspect that Cecil was their first child |
| Balach, Infant | n/g | 1937 | |
| Balach, George | 1897 | 1961 | |
| Balach, Junior | 1926 | 1937 | |
| Copenhavor | n/g | 1859 | |
| Copenhavor, Thomas G. | n/g | n/g | |
| Copenhavor, William J. | n/g | 1855 | A Thomas J Copenhavor married a May Gorton (d/o Peleg) in 1853. They had a son named Thomas G. Many of this family moved to Kansas. A Copenhavor researcher claims that these two of three were infants. |
| Doe, John | n/g | n/g | Infant |
| Gorton, Elizabeth | 1825 | 1842 | d/o Peleg |
| Gorton, Harvey | 1845 | n/g | s/o John who was s/o Peleg. Married Sara Jane Lyday |
| Gorton, Hiram | n/g | 1858 | |
| Gorton, Infant | 1855 | 1855 | |
| Gorton, Infant | 1856 | 1856 | |
| Gorton, John | n/g | n/g | |
| Gorton, John | 1823 | 1858 | s/o Peleg, married Permilia Watts & then Susannah Reeder |
| Gorton, John | 1853 | 1874 | s/o John who was s/o Peleg |
| Gorton, Josiah B. | 1826 | 1844 | s/o Peleg |
| Gorton, Martha M. | 1841 | n/g | d/o Peleg |
| Gorton, Mary E. | n/g | n/g | |
| Gorton, Peleg | 1800 | 1843 | Married Rutha in 1822. Peleg came from Rhode Island and is a descendent of Samuel Gorton. There is a book titled The Life and Times of Samuel Gorton and it is fascinating reading. |
| Gorton, Rutha (Taylor) | 1804 | 1872 | w/o Peleg. Rutha is not related to any early Vermillion County Taylor settlers. Her tombstone says she was born in Missouri but she was more likely born in Kentucky. There is considerable research attempting to state that Rutha is a brother of Dr. John Taylor of Missouri. Descendents petitioned Congess stating that John was an Native American and so was Rutha. If this was true or accepted by the Dawes Commission, then offspring of Rutha would be entitled to a check from the government. The Dawes Commission denied their claim. Keep in mind that people do not change. During that time, attorneys were going from door to door saying I can proves that you have Indian blood and I can make you rich. Does this sound familiar? Also Rutha stated her place of birth was Kentucky in every Census. |
| Gorton, Silas | 1827 | 1863 | s/o Peleg, Silas married Mary Ann Bales |
| Gorton, Susannah (Reeder) | n/g | 1863 | w/o John who was s/o Peleg |
| Griffin, Geraldine | n/g | 1942 | |
| Griffin, James | 1861 | 1905 | s/o John. John was born in Ireland and married Martha Jane Propst in Page, Virginia. Most likely, John came to America during Irelands Potato Famine. Martha is the daughter of Benjamin Propst and Eva Louderback. They moved to Edgar, IL about the same time, and probably, at the same time as John and Martha moved to Vermillion, IN. Two of Benjamins brothers, Isaac and Ruben had settled in Vermillion prior. |
| Hollingsworth, James | 1886 | 1959 | s/o Wesley. Siblings of James are Leland, William, Samuel, Mary, Sarah, Laura and Glendora. Wesley was born in 1844 and parents are unknown. Wesley was first raised by Christopher Hannamon of Helt township. At about the age of 14, he left there and began working for and living with the Wrights of Clinton township. .Wesley is buried in Spangler along with wife and some of his children. He spent about 4 years in the Civil War and returned home. IN 1856, he married Louisa Shew, the daughter of Joel Shew from North Carolina. |
| Hollingsworth, Mary (Griffin) | 1896 | 1965 | w/o James Hollingsworth, d/o James Griffin |
| Hollingsworth, Mary L. | 1931 | 1988 | d/o James & Mary |
| Infant | n/g | n/g | |
| Infant | 1894 | n/g | |
| Jackson, Charles | 1864 | 1899 | Possibly s/o Gideon. My DOB is 1884. Charley is not listed in 1900 Census. |
| Jackson, Charley S. | 1904 | 1973 | s/o Frank & Maude |
| Jackson, Frank | 1876 | 1958 | s/o Gideon. aka Benjamin Franklin; married Maude Keltz. |
| Jackson, Gideon | 1835 | 1911 | s/o Thomas & Mary Pense; s/o Gideon & Sarah Ashcroft. In 1804, Gideon, this Gideons grandfather, settled on a farm in the eastern edge of Hammer Township, Highland County, Ohio. Enlisted in the War of 1812 in the 1st Regiment (McArthur's), Ohio Vols. & Militia, in Captain George Washington Barrere's Company and was killed at Brownstown, Michigan during what is termed the first battle of the war. (Information per: 1796-1880 History of Ross and Highland Counties Ohio by Williams Brothers Publishers, found in the Kentucky Historical Society Library in Frankfort, Kentucky ), and the National Archives). |
| Jackson, Infant | n/g | 1872 | |
| Jackson, Infant | n/g | 1872 | |
| Jackson, Maude (Keltz) | 1883 | 1955 | w/o Frank |
| Jackson, Roy James | 1912 | 1995 | |
| Jackson, Sarah (Gorton) | 1836 | 1903 | w/o Gideon, d/o Peleg |
| Jackson, Wren | 1875 | 1923 | s/o Gideon aka Ren |
| Jovanovich, Joe | 1872 | 1959 | |
| Jovanovich, Marie | 1901 | 1988 | d/o Benjamin Franklin Jackson who was s/o Gideon; w/o Joe |
| Karanovich, Daniel F. | 1924 | 1924 | |
| Keltz, James | 1858 | 1929 | |
| Luce, Angeline E. (Jackson) | 1857 | 1925 | d/o Gideon |
| Luce, Edna (?) | 1883 | 1976 | w/o Edward |
| Luce, Edward | 1883 | 1954 | s/o Willaim & Angeline |
| Luce, Harmon | 1916 | 1922 | s/o Edward |
| Luce, Homer | n/g | n/g | |
| Luce, Nillie Wilma | n/g | 1880 | |
| Luce, Paul W. | n/g | n/g | |
| Luce, Rosetta | 1885 | 1978 | |
| Miller, Bessie M. | 1885 | 1978 | |
| Murphey, Infant | n/g | n/g | Child of Walter Murphey and Angeline Gorton who left the area. |
| Riley, Infant | n/g | n/g | |
| Riley, Infant | n/g | n/g | |
| Riley, Roy | 1945 | 1946 | |
| Saylor, Laura (Jackson) | 1864 | 1922 | d/o Gideon; w/o James Griffin w/o Charles Saylor |
| Sollars, Maggie Keltz | 1890 | 1972 | w/o Oliver Sollars |
| Wallace | 1909 | 1990 | |
| Wallace, Roy E. | 1904 | 1969 | |
| Walter, Raymond | 1897 | n/g | s/o John F; s/o Frederick. Raymonds connection with this family plot is that his father John is a brother of Richard who married Mary C Hollingsworth a daughter of Wesley. Frederick was born in France and his wife was born in Germany. |