Notes

[NI0001] Live Mesh test 28 Jan 2010 test 2
Abbreviations Used in the Marriage Fact Field

ADR"Americans of Royal Descent" by Browning, 7th Ed., Gen. Pub. Co., 1969
ARSC"Ancestral Roots of Sixty Colonists" by Weis, 6th Ed.,Gen Pub Co, 1990
ARSC2"Ancestral Roots" by Weis, 7th Ed.,Gen Pub Co, 1999
ASK"A Study in Kinships" by Karen L. Hahn, Kayelache Press, Sun City, AZ 1997
BPBK"Burke's Peerage" 101 Ed., London 1956
DARNNFrom lineage of Marcia Johnson Mitchell, DAR NN-153893
DARPI"DAR Patriot Index" Washington, 1990
DRGD"Directory of Royal Genealogical Date "by B. C. Tompsett, University of Hull, UK,
. . .www.dcs.hull.ac.uk
DRR"Descendants of Reade or Reed" L.S. Meadows, Cleaveland: Jennie M .Ames, 1937
EWH"An Encyclopaedia of World History" by Langer, Houghton Mifflin County, 1940
FG"Frederick (Old Fed) Grider and His Twenty Two Children"by Marilyn Neathery
. . .McCluen, P.O. Box 165, Rockwood, TN 37854
FR"Falaise Roll" by Crispin, Butler and Tanner Ltd., London, 1938,
FFF"Fiske and Fisk Family" by Frederick Clifton Pierce, W.B. Conkey Co., 1896
GCF"Genealogies of Connecticut Families" Gen. Pub. Co., Baltimore, 1983
GMB"The Great Migration Begins" by R. C. Adderson, NEH Genealogical Society, 1995
GOFA"Genealogy of the Olmsted family in America: Embracing the descendants of James and . . .Richard Olmsted and Covering a period of nearly three Centuries, 1632-1912" by Henry King . . .Olmsted and George K. Ward, New York, A.T. La Mare Pub. and Printing, 1912-1923
HMV"History of Marth's Vinyard", Banks,
HOW"History of Woburn" by Samuel Sewall, Wiggin and Lunt, Boston 1868
INDA"In Search of the Dark Ages" by Michael Wood, 1987
LDBR"Living Descendants of Blood Royal" by d'Angerville, World Nobility and Peerage, London . . .1964
MAMGUnverified records compiled through Correspondence by Maude Annie Motter Gaffney
. . .(1879-1958)
MC"Magna Charta" by Wurts, Brookfield Pub. Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
MCB"Magna Charta Barons and their Descendants, By Browning, Gen. Pub. Co., Baltimore,1969
MCKJ"Magna Charta, King John and The Barons" by Bye,
MCS"The Magna Charta Sureties, 1215" by Weis, Gen. Pub. Co., Baltimore, 1999
MFEF"Mayflower Families - Edward Fuller" by MacGunnigle, GS MayflowerDescendants,1995
NEHGS "Captain Edward Johnson, of Woburn, Mass., and some of his Descendants" by Hon.
. . . Edward Francis Johnson, LL.B., of Woburn, NEHGS "Register," Jan. 1905, pg. 84
PA"Plantagenet Ancestry of 17th Cen. Colonists" by Faris, Gen. Pub. Co., 1996
PE"The Plantagenet Encyclopedia" by Elizabeth Hallam, Grove Weidenfeld,New York, 1990
PF"Prominent Families of the USA", by A.M. Burke
PSECD"Pedigrees of Some of the Emperor Charlemagne's Descendants" by Buck,Gen. Pub. Co.,1988
RBA"Roll of Battle Abbey", by Burke, Gen. Pub. Co., Baltimore, 1985
RD5 "Royal Descents of 500 Immigrants" by Roberts, Genealogical Pub. Co.
RFC"Royalty for Commoners" by Stuart, Rev. 2nd Ed. Genealogical Pub. Co.1995
SGS"The English Ancestry of Simon and Gregory Stone" by Willian E. Stone, David Clapp & Sons, . . .Printers, 1897, p. 10
WFTBroderbund World Family Tree Vol., Tree #,
MM'Maryland Marriages 1634-1777' by Robert Barns, Gen Pub. Co., Baltimore, MD, 1976.

[NI0005] 1910 US Census, Kansas, Wyandotte County, Kansas City, 1733 Central Ave
Roll 461, Book 2, Page 113a, SD 2, ED 182, Sheet#3, Apr. 16, 1910 T624_461

Motter, John A. Head M 59 Indiana, Indiana, Indiana Minister, Collector
Annie E. Wife F 61 Ohio, Ohio, Maryland
Gaffney,Maude A. Dau F 31 Kansas, Indiana, Ohio
Joseph E. SiL M 29 Missouri, Mass., Ire-Irish Agent, Real Estate
Motter GSonM 1 10/12 Kansas, Kansas, Missouri
Joseph E. GSonM 6/12 Kansas, Kansas, Missouri
Richardson, Carrie H, Servant, F 21 Ohio, Missouri, Missouri Servant, Private family

1920 US Census, Kansas, Wyandotte County, Kansas City, 19 South Valley St. 73rd Precinct
Roll 556, Book 1, Page 274b, SD 2, ED 183, Sheet#14b, Jan. 15, 1920 T625_556, p.14b(549)

Gaffney, Joseph E.HeadM 39 Mo, Ma, Ire Foreman Ice Co.
MaudWifeF 39 Ks, In, Oh
MotterSonM 11 Ks, Mo, Ks
J E, Jr.SonM 10 Ks, Mo, Ks

1930 US Census, Kansas, Wyandotte County, Kansas City, 19 South Valley St.
Roll 728, Book 2, Page 193, SD 6, ED 105-42, Sheet#23a, April 18, 1930 T626_728, p.23a(933)

Gaffney, Joseph E.HeadM 49 Mo, Ma, Ire Accountant-City Ice
MaudWife H.F 49 Ks, In, Oh
John M.SonM 21 Ks, Mo, KsAttendant
Joseph E, Jr.SonM 20 Ks, Mo, Ks Book-keeper Bank

U.S. City Directories, Kansas, Kansas City, 1947-1948, Polk's Kansas City (Wyandotte County, Kansas)
FIDELITY STATE BANK, Harold B Christy Chairman of Board, A T Pearson Pres. Leslie H Johanson V-Pres, Joseph E Gaffney Jr Cashier.

[NI0006] 1920 United States Federal Census > Kansas > Wyandotte > Kansas City Ward 3 > District 164

Clyde M Johnson Head OMMW36M Kan., Illinois, IllinoisPainter
Bessie E Johnson Wife FW34M Mo., Mo., Kentucky
Clydean C Johnson Daughter FW8S Kas., Kas, Mo.
Marcia E Johnson Daughter FW6S Kas., Kas, Mo.

1920 United States Federal Census > Kansas > Wyandotte > Kansas City Ward 3, Roll 727; Page: 3A; Enumeration District: 16; Image: 714.0.
JohnsonClyde MHeadWhite40abt 1890Kansas
JohnsonBessie EWifeWhite44abt 1886
ohnsonElizabethDaughterWhite16abt 1914
JohnsonKeith RSonWhite6abt 1924

Published in the Kansas City Star on 5/14/2007.

Elizabeth Gaffney, 93, died May 12th, 2007, in Overland Park, KS. Memorial services will be 11:00 a.m. Thursday, May 17th, 2007 at the Porter Funeral Home, 8535 Monrovia, Lenexa, KS where friends may call from 10a.m. to 11:00 a.m. Cremation. In lieu of flowers the family suggests donations to Garden Terrace at Overland Park, 7541 Switzer, Overland Park, KS 66214 or The Alzheimer's Association, Heartland Chapter, 3846 W. 75th Prairie Village, KS 66208-0076. Elizabeth was born September 27, 1913, in Kansas City, KS, and lived in Mission for 63 years before moving to Garden Terrace in 2001. She is predeceased by her husband of 70 years, J.E. "Ted" Gaffney, and her sister and brother-inlaw, Clydean and Les Johanson. After a brief career as a beautician, Elizabeth began her "real" career as a nurturer, devoting loving attention to family and friends. Her kind and gentle attitude spoke volumes, as did the meals she made for her friends and neighbors on Maple Ave. during times of joy or crisis. Elizabeth's positive and friendly spirit guided the way she lived. As she and Ted often said, "We've had a wonderful life." Elizabeth is lovingly remembered by her daughter and son-in-law, Kathy and Fred McGowan, their children, Patrick, Keith, and Heather, of Raleigh, NC; sons and daughters-in-law, Dennis and Judy Gaffney, their sons Mike and Tim of Overland Park and Basehor; and Terry and Kathy Gaffney of Peoria, AZ, their children Coleen and Trevor; 11 great grandchildren and 1 great great grandchild. She is also survived by her brother, Keith Johnson, niece Janis Haydon and nephew Neil Johanson. The family wishes to thank the wonderful staff at Garden Terrace for the outstanding care and love they gave our Mother. We deeply appreciate her devoted friend, Julie Caffrey. Additional thanks go to Janis Haydon and Nancy Davis for their attentive kindness through the years. (Condolences may be expressed at: www.porterfuneralhome.com. Arrangements: Porter Funeral Homes & Crematory, 8535 Monrovia, Lenexa, KS

[NI0007] Some records compiled through correspondence by Maude Annie Motter Gaffney (1879-1958) are unverified.

J. E. Gaffney's father John Patrick Gaffney was a railway worker. In 1881 the Missouri Pacific and a north south line that went between Versailles and Bonville Missouri.

His Mother died several days after his birth.

J.E. Gaffney's occupations:
1900-1903 Railroad Roundhouse (never went back after the great May 1903 flood)
1903-1905 VR Electric Company

1905-1918 Motter Real Estate (quit when expected to be drafted in WWI)
-1910 Census- Real Estate Agent

1918-1940 City Ice Company of Kansas City
-1920 Census- Foreman Ice Co.
-1930 Census-Accountant City Ice
-1938 City Directory- Foreman

1940-1947 Fidelity State Bank
-1940 City Directory- Contract Man (Debt Collector)
-1942 City Directory- Employee
-1945 City Directory- Assistant Cashier

1947 Retired
1948-1954 Osawtomie State Hospital

1880 US Census, Missouri, Moniteau County, Tipton, T9-0704, page 375a
John GAFFNEY Self M Male W 44 MA Laborer IRE IRE
Joanna GAFFNEY Wife M Female W 40 IRE Keeping House IRE IRE
Mary GAFFNEY Dau S Female W 14 IL MA IRE
John GAFFNEY Son S Male W 12 IL MA I
Thomas GAFFNEY Son S Male W 11 MO MA IRE
Keily GAFFNEY Son S Male W 9 IN MA I
Willie GAFFNEY Son S Male W 5 IL MA I
Maggie GAFFNEY Dau S Female W 2 IL MA IRE
Robert SULLIVAN Other S Male W 35 MO Laborer --- ---
William KILFOY Other S Male W 50 IRE Laborer --- ---

1900 US Census, Kansas, Wyandotte County, Kansas City, 19 South Valley St.
Roll 504, Book 2, Page 288a, SD 2, ED 16, Sheet#9, 9 June 1900

Gaffney, Thomas F.Head, Jun 1870, 30 SMo,Ma, Ire Machenist
Gaffney, Mary E.Sis., Sep 1865, 34 S il, Ma, Ire
Gaffney, William P.Bro. July 1875, 24 Sil, Ma, Ire Car Repaires
Gaffney, Margrette Sis., Oct 1877, 22 S il, Ma, Ire
Gaffney, Edward J.Bro., Jan 1881, 19 S Mo, Ma, Ire at School
Kilfoyl, WilliamBoa. S Ire, Ire, Ire

1910 US Census, Kansas, Wyandotte County, Kansas City, 1733 Central Ave
Roll 461, Book 2, Page 113a, SD 2, ED 182, Sheet#3, Apr. 16, 1910 T624_461

Motter, John A. Head M 59 Indiana, Indiana, Indiana Minister, Collector
Annie E. Wife F 61 Ohio, Ohio, Maryland
Gaffney,Maude A. Dau F 31 Kansas, Indiana, Ohio
Joseph E. SiL M 29 Missouri, Mass., Ire-Irish Agent, Real Estate
Motter GSonM 1 10/12 Kansas, Kansas, Missouri
Joseph E. GSonM 6/12 Kansas, Kansas, Missouri
Richardson, Carrie H, Servant, F 21 Ohio, Missouri, Missouri Servant, Private family

Kansas State Census Collection, 1855-1925 > 1915 > Wyandotte > Kansas City Ward 5
Maud Gaffney 33
J E Gaffney 33
John Gaffney 7
Ted Gaffney 5


1920 US Census, Kansas, Wyandotte County, Kansas City, 19 South Valley St. 73rd Precinct
Roll 556, Book 1, Page 274b, SD 2, ED 183, Sheet#14b, Jan. 15, 1920 T625_556, p.14b(549)

Gaffney, Joseph E.HeadM 39 Mo, Ma, Ire Foreman Ice Co.
MaudWifeF 39 Ks, In, Oh
MotterSonM 11 Ks, Mo, Ks
J E, Jr.SonM 10 Ks, Mo, Ks

1930 US Census, Kansas, Wyandotte County, Kansas City, 19 South Valley St.
Roll 728, Book 2, Page 193, SD 6, ED 105-42, Sheet#23a, April 18, 1930 T626_728, p.23a(933)

Gaffney, Joseph E.HeadM 49 Mo, Ma, Ire Accountant-City Ice
MaudWife H.F 49 Ks, In, Oh
John M.SonM 21 Ks, Mo, KsAttendant
Joseph E, Jr.SonM 20 Ks, Mo, Ks Book-keeper Bank

[NI0008] 1880 U.S. Censes, Kansas, Jefferson County, Valley Falls,T9-0383, 158B
Relation,Marital,Status,Gender,Race,Age,Birthplace,Occupation,Father's Birthplace,Mother's Birthplace
I. A. MOTTOR Self M Male W 30 IN Minister Of Gospel --- OH
Annie MOTTOR Wife M Female W 31 OH Keeping House OH OH
Ira MOTTOR Son S Male W 7 KS IN OH
Mary MOTTOR Dau S Female W 5 IL IN OH
Maude MOTTOR Dau S Female W 1 KS IN OH
Susan BLEVINS Other S Female W 21 MO Servant KY IN

1900 US Census, Kansas, Wyandotte County, Kansas City, 706 Washington Ave.
Roll 504, Book 1, Page 244a, SD 2, ED 151, Sheet#7, June 9, 1900 T623_504,

Motter, John A. Head M May 1850 50 Illinois, Penn, Ohio Clergyman
Annie E. Wife F Oct 1848 51 Ohio, Ohio, Maryland
May Dau F Oct 1875 24 Illinois, Indiana, Ohio
Maud Dau F Nov 1879 21 Kansas, Indiana, Ohio
Nannie Dau F May 1882 18 Kansas, Indiana, Ohio

[NI0009] Some records compiled through correspondence by Maude Annie Motter Gaffney (1879-1958) are unverified.

1840 US Census, Illinois, La Salle County,
Patrick Gaffenny,
one male under 5,
two males 5-10
one male 30-40
one female under 5,
one female 20-30

1850 US Census, Illinois, La Salle County, Manlius Township, p.6
Patrick Gaffney, 47, Farmer, Ireland
Bridget Gaffney,47,Ireland
Michael Gaffney, 17, Farmer, Massachusetts
John Gaffney, 15, Farmer, Massachusetts
Thomas Gaffney, 10, Illinois
James Gaffney, 8, Illinois
Eliza Gaffney, 5, Illinois
Margaret Gaffney, 19, Canada

1855 Illinois State Census Collection, La Salle, Utica ILSC_2191

Patrick Gaffney
Male 10-20 3 (probably Thomas, James, and Edward)
20-301 (probably John)
30-401 (probably Michael)
50-601 (probably Patrick)
Female under 101 (probably Elizabeth)
20-301 (probably Margaret)

1860 US Census- Illinois, LaSalle, Utica, Utica, Lasalle, Illinois; Roll M653_197; Page: 823; Image: 169.

TuffnaryPatrick35MLaborerIreland (probably age 55 about 1805)
TuffnaryThomas19M Illinois (about 1841)
TuffnaryJames18M Illinois (about 1842)
TuffnaryEliza14F Illinois (about 1846)
TuffnaryEdward16M Illinois (probably age 10 about 1850)

1865 Illinois State Census Collection
Name:John Gaffney
Census Date:3 Jul 1865
Residence State:Illinois
Residence County:Shelby
Residence Township:Shelbyville
Roll:ILSC_2394
Line:2

White Person 10 years of age and under F-1
White Person over 10 and not over 20
White Person over 20 and not over 30 M-1, F-1
White Person over 30 and not over 40 M-1
White Person over 40 and not over 50 F-1
White Person over 50 and not over 60

1870 US Census, Illinois, Clark County, Marshall Township, M593, roll 195, part 1,Page: 386b
John GAFFNEY Male W 31 MA Rail Road Laborer
Joanna GAFFNEY Female W 30 IRE Keeping House
Mary GAFFNEY Female W 4 IL
John GAFFNEY Male W 2 IL
Thomas GAFFNEY Male W 1 MO

1880 US Census, Missouri, Moniteau County, Tipton, T9-0704, page 375a
John GAFFNEY Self M Male W 44 MA Laborer IRE IRE
Joanna GAFFNEY Wife M Female W 40 IRE Keeping House IRE IRE
Mary GAFFNEY Dau S Female W 14 IL MA IRE
John GAFFNEY Son S Male W 12 IL MA I
Thomas GAFFNEY Son S Male W 11 MO MA IRE
Keily GAFFNEY Son S Male W 9 IN MA I
Willie GAFFNEY Son S Male W 5 IL MA I
Maggie GAFFNEY Dau S Female W 2 IL MA IRE
Robert SULLIVAN Other S Male W 35 MO Laborer --- ---
William KILFOY Other S Male W 50 IRE Laborer --- ---

The town site of Piqua began with the coming of the St. Louis, Ft. Scott, and Wichita Western Railway. "Piqua" received it's name from the superintendent of construction of the Railroad, he being from the County of "Pickway," Ohio. The early settlers of the Piqua community came from the most part, from the states of Illinois, Pennsylvania, Indiana, and Missouri. Piqua at one time had a hardware store, general store, Blacksmith shop, 2 hotels, a grist mill, bank, restaurant, furniture store, 2 churches, and a coffin maker. The St. Martin Catholic Church and steeple are both historic landmarks. Built in 1884, the church as beckoned travelers for over 100 years.

Piqua - St. Martin Oratory Catholic
1368 Xylan Rd, Piqua, KS. 66761
620-625-3235

Piqua is a village in Neosho Falls Township at the crossing of the St. Louis, Fort Scott & Wichita and the Missouri Pacific Railways. It is in a sort the successor of Bramlette, a station about a mile below, which was abandoned by the railway after the building of the new east and west road. The main street of the village is upon a half section line, the land upon the north being owned by George A. Bowlus, of Iola, and that on the south by P. C. T. Buck who used it for farming purposes. The town started in the spring of 1882, the store of J. W. Kesterson being the first building. Next came the blacksmith shop of John Kipp, and third the residence of Dr. J. Beekman. Street & McClure soon afterward erected a store building, which burned November 8, 1882. A schoolhouse was erected in 1882 at a cost of $1,000, and has an attendance of sixteen. It is taught by Miss Nannie Stewart. The Methodists have recently organized a society, with twenty members, at this point, and completed a church edifice in December, 1882. Services are held by the pastor of the church at Neosho Falls. A post office was established in the spring of 1882, and M. Street appointed Postmaster. The town now has one store, one school, one church, one lumber yard and a dozen residences. A hotel building is in the process of erection.
In the fall of 1881, the only cross-country railway that ever became a reality in Woodson County made a proposition for the subscription of bonds to its stock. This road, the St. Louis, Fort Scott & Wichita, asked $28,000 of Center and $22,000 of Toronto Township. The measure met with comparatively little opposition in either place and passed by 124 to 71 in Center and 64 to 14 in Toronto. Work was at once begun on the road. On the 1st of January, 1883, this road was completed to El Dorado, Butler county, Kan., 133 miles west of Fort Scott.

'The Chillicothe Constitution' (Chillicothe, Missouri) > 1890 > August > 26
"John Gaffney, division roadmaster of the Missouri Pacific, is dead. A special train was tendered by the missouri pacific for the funeral party, which left Eldorado for Piqua, Kan."

'Butler County Democrat' Thursday August 28, 1890, Vol. VIII Old Series, New Series Vol. 1 No. 42

"Died in El Dorado on August 24 h. John Gaffney aged 54 years. The deceased has not been well since he had the grippe last winter, but has been able to be around until very recently. He was taken sick and never recovered. Mr. Gaffney has been road master on the Fort Scott & Wichita road ever since it was built, and was very popular with officials and employees of the road. He leaves five children the youngest being eight years of age. His remains were taken to Woodson County where they were laid to rest by the side of his wife who died about five years ago."

'The Repubican', Butler County, August 29, 1890

"Died John Gaffney
Sunday morning John Gaffney division road master of the Missouri Pacific, died at his home after a short illness. The deceased was one of the best know railroad men tin southern Kansas and wherever his name was spoken it was with a respect for the sterling qualities of integrity which Gaffney possessed.
The deceased was born in Worcester, Massachusetts, in 1836 and was taken by his parents to Illinois when a child.
In 1881 he began work for the St. Louis, Fort Scott and Wichita rail road, and laid the first track for that company.
He was afterwards make general road master of the road and when that office was abolished he was given the poisition of division road master, which place he held until his death. He was esteemed very highly by the officials of the road, and when his death was feared Father Dooley, of the Catholic church was given a special train to hasten to his bedside. Another special was given to the funeral party that accompanied his remains to their last resting place at Piqua where Mrs. Gaffney was buried five years ago. Two daughters and five sons remain with his many friends to mourn his loss."

[NI0010] Johanna Cronin found in:

Irish to America, 1846-1865 Passenger and Immigration Lists
Age: 20 1839
Gender: Female
Occupation: Spinster
Last Residence: Ireland
Date of Arrival: Aug. 8, 1859
Port of Debarkation: New York
Final Destination: Great Britain
Ship's Name: Circassian
Manifest ID Number: 901429
Port of Embarkation: Galway
Purpose for Travel: Staying in USA, but not a citizen of USA
Mode of Travel: Steerage

Johanna Cronin found in:

Irish to America, 1846-1865 Passenger and Immigration Lists
Age: 18 (1840)
Gender: Female
Occupation: Servant
Last Residence: Ireland
Date of Arrival: Jul. 1, 1858
Port of Debarkation: New York
Final Destination: USA
Ship's Name: Aurora
Manifest ID Number: 901300
Port of Embarkation: Liverpool
Purpose for Travel: Staying in USA, but not a citizen of USA
Mode of Travel: Steerage
Data Introduction

Johanna Cronin found in:

Irish to America, 1846-1865 Passenger and Immigration Lists
Age: 13 (1842)
Gender: Female
Occupation: Spinster
Last Residence: Co. Kerry in Ireland
Date of Arrival: May 12, 1855
Port of Debarkation: New York
Final Destination: USA
Ship's Name: Oregon
Manifest ID Number: 900832
Port of Embarkation: Tralee
Purpose for Travel: Staying in USA, but not a citizen of USA
Mode of Travel: Steerage
Patt age 4 and Johanna age 20; Maurice age 23, Bridget age 22, Johanna age 13
Johanna Cronin found in:

Irish to America, 1846-1865 Passenger and Immigration Lists
Age: 9 (1844)
Gender: Female
Occupation: Child
Last Residence: Ireland
Date of Arrival: Jan. 17, 1853
Port of Debarkation: New York
Final Destination: USA
Ship's Name: America
Manifest ID Number: 900324
Port of Embarkation: Liverpool
Purpose for Travel: Staying in USA, but not a citizen of USA
Mode of Travel: Steerage
Data Introduction

Johanna Cronin found in:

Irish to America, 1846-1865 Passenger and Immigration Lists
Age: 11 (1838)
Gender: Female
Occupation: Child
Last Residence: Ireland
Date of Arrival: Jun. 1, 1849
Port of Debarkation: Boston
Final Destination: USA
Ship's Name: John Hankes
Manifest ID Number: 13381
Port of Embarkation: Limerick
Purpose for Travel: Staying in USA, but not a citizen of USA
Mode of Travel: Steerage

Johanna Cronin found in:

Passenger and Immigration Lists: Boston, 1821-1850
Age: 11 (1838) Gender: F
Country of origin: Ireland
Date of arrival: June 1, 1849 National archives series #: M277
National archives roll #: 29

Johanna Cronin found in:

Passenger and Immigration Lists: Boston, 1821-1850
Age: 11 (1838) Gender: F
Country of origin: England
Date of arrival: April 10, 1847 National archives series #: M277
National archives roll #: 22

[NI0011] Some records compiled through correspondence by Maude Annie Motter Gaffney (1879-1958) are unverified.

Roscommon, Kilronan, Crosshill, Ireland marriage record:
Patrick Gaffney married Brigid Duignan on Nov.30th 1824 (may be this couple)

Massachusetts Vital Records to 1850?
1833 GAFNEY James and Bridget C. Behan, int. July 20, 1833. Image more Marriage Millbury
1836 GAFFNEY Bridget S. [----], w. of Patrick, Sept. 23, 1836. G.R.2. Birth Milford

Daughter Mary not in 1840, age 12, or 1850, age 22, census

1840 US Census, Illinois, LaSalle County, Roll: 63 Page: 161

Patrick Gaffenney,
one male under 5(probably John)
two males 5-10(probably Michael and ?)
one male 30-40(probably Patrick)
one female under 5(probably Mary or Margaret)
one female 20-30(probably Bridget)

1850 US Census, Illinois, LaSalle County, Manlius Township, p.6, 7 Dec. 1850

Patrick Gaffney, 47, Farmer, Ireland
Bridget Gaffney,47, Ireland
Michael Gaffney, 17, Farmer, Massachusetts
John Gaffney, 15, Farmer,Massachusetts
Thomas Gaffney, 10, Illinois
James Gaffney, 8, Illinois
Eliza Gaffney, 5, Illinois
Margaret Gaffney, 19, Canada

Michael Degnan 26FarmerIreland
Catherian Degnan26Ireland

1854 Illinois Public Land Purchase Records:

GAFFUEY PATRICK W2NE 600 48000 09 May 1854 L7A 062 8000
This land is in Manlius Thownship, LaSalle County, Illinois

1855 Illinois State Census Collection, La Salle, Utica IL SC_2191

Patrick Gaffney
Male 10-20 3 (probably Thomas, James, and Edward)
20-301 (probably John)
30-401 (probably Michael)
50-601 (probably Patrick)
Female under 101 (probably Elizabeth)
20-301 (probably Margaret)

1860 US Census- Illinois, LaSalle, Utica, Utica, Lasalle, Illinois; Roll M653_197; Page: 823; Image: 169.

TuffnaryPatrick35MLaborerIreland (probably age 55 about 1805)
TuffnaryThomas19M Illinois (about 1841)
TuffnaryJames18M Illinois (about 1842)
TuffnaryEliza14F Illinois (about 1846)
TuffnaryEdward16M Illinois (probably age 10 about 1850)

[NI0013] I see no entries for Mary or Margaret......the years 1830
through 1834 are missing in the Kilronan Church records.

The records start around 1824 so I would have no record of Michael Digan and
Katherine Spellman's marriage entry.

The Tithe record ( Around 1835) does show A Michael Duignan...the other
Crosshill names are:
John Duignan
Owen Gaffney sr
Owen Gaffney jr
James Gaffney
John Gallagher
Owen Peter Guihen
Pat Mc Manus
Darby Mc Manus
Mary McManus
Roger Mc Manus
Loughlin Mc Manus
? Shorket and partners


Some of the early birth records show that a number of Gaffneys and Duignans
married----for ExampleJames Gaffney and Maria Duignan had Catherine
11/13/1835, Mary 8/9/1837 and John 9/16/1842......Other births were recorded
for these couples--- Patrick Duignan married to Brigida Gaffney, Thomas
Duignan to Margaret Gaffney, Michael Gaffney married to Maria Duignan and
Michael Spelman to Anna Gaffney. The early birth entries do not list the
townlands so I cannot say where any of the parents above lived.

That is all I found for you.....I hope it helps a bit.

Good Luck....Ann

[NI0015] Some records compiled through correspondence by Maude Annie Motter Gaffney (1879-1958) are unverified.

J. A. Motter was Business Manager of the Board of Trustees of Baker University and the Superintendent of Bethany Methodist Hospital.

Mrs. Annie Motter's Obituary:
Annie E. Brown was born at Mounl Vernon, Ohio, October 19, 1848, and died al her home on South Valley Street, Kansas City, Wyandotte County, Kansas, November 20, l 920. When a mere child her parents moved from Ohio to Illinois and settled near Bloomington. Here she grew to womanhood and on the second day of November, 187l, was united in marriage with J. A. Motter. The same year, with her husband, she came to Kansas and located in Miami County, Where for one year they lived on a farm. The next four years Brother Motter was a student in the Illinois Wesleyan University. In 1878 Brother Motter joined the Kansas Conference and she took up her duties as the wife of a Methodist preacher and for thirty-two years she ministered in this capacity with great efficiency. To this union five children were born. Two of who died in infancy.


1880 U.S. Censes, Kansas, Jefferson County, Valley Falls,T9-0383, 158B
Relation,Marital,Status,Gender,Race,Age,Birthplace,Occupation,Father's Birthplace,Mother's Birthplace
I. A. MOTTOR Self M Male W 30 IN Minister Of Gospel --- OH
Annie MOTTOR Wife M Female W 31 OH Keeping House OH OH
Ira MOTTOR Son S Male W 7 KS IN OH
Mary MOTTOR Dau S Female W 5 IL IN OH
Maude MOTTOR Dau S Female W 1 KS IN OH
Susan BLEVINS Other S Female W 21 MO Servant KY IN

1900 US Census, Kansas, Wyandotte County, Kansas City, 706 Washington Ave. , Ward 3
Roll 504, Book 1, Page 244a, SD 2, ED 151, Sheet#7, June 9, 1900 T623_504

Motter, John A. Head M May 1850 50 Illinois, Penn, Ohio Clergyman
Annie E. Wife F Oct 1848 51 Ohio, Ohio, Maryland
May Dau F Oct 1875 24 Illinois, Indiana, Ohio
Maud Dau F Nov 1879 21 Kansas, Indiana, Ohio
Nannie Dau F May 1882 18 Kansas, Indiana, Ohio

1910 US Census, Kansas, Wyandotte County, Kansas City, 1733 Central Ave
Roll 461, Book 2, Page 113a, SD 2, ED 182, Sheet#3, Apr. 16, 1910 T624_461

Motter, John A. Head M 59 Indiana, Indiana, Indiana Minister, Collector
Annie E. Wife F 61 Ohio, Ohio, Maryland
Gaffney,Maude A. Dau F 31 Kansas, Indiana, Ohio
Joseph E. SiL M 29 Missouri, Mass., Ire-Irish Agent, Real Estate
Motter GSonM Kansas, Kansas, Missouri
Joseph E. GSonM Kansas, Kansas, Missouri
Richardson, Carrie H, Servant, F, 21 Ohio, Missouri, Missouri Servant, Private family

1920 US Census, Kansas, Wyandotte County, Kansas City, 19 South Valley St. 73rd Precinct
Roll 556, Book 1, Page 274b, SD 2, ED 183, Sheet#14b, Jan. 15, 1920 T625_556, p.14b(549)

J. A. Motter Head 70MIllinois, Penn, Ohio Agent, Real Estate
Maude wife 71FOhio, Ohio, Ohio

1930 United States Federal Census > Kansas > Wyandotte > Kansas City > District 24
Samuel A McLaine41
Imogene L McLaine40
Carrie McLaine12
Ernest L McLaine8
John A McLaine6
Kenneth R McLaine4 10/12
John A Motter79
Olive Motter70

[NI0016] 1850 US Census-Ohio-Knox County, Clay, P. 368, roll M432_700

Joseph K. Brown34M FarmerOhio
Sarah32F"
James W. 9M"
William 6M"
Mary 5F"
Isabelle 4F"
Ann Eliza 2F"

[NI0017] Some records compiled through correspondence by Maude Annie Motter Gaffney (1879-1958) are unverified.

1840 US Census, Indiana, Tippecanoe County, Randolph, page 426 (9)
Jacob Motter
Male, one under 5
Male, one 5 to 10
Male, two 20 to 30
Female, one under 5
Female, one 10 to 15
Female, two 20 to 30

1850 US Census, Indiana, White County, District 130, page 434 (76)
Jacob 43 MFarmer Pennsylvania
Deborah35 FOhio
Thomas S.13 MIndiana
Izabell M.11 FIndiana
Jessee F. 7 MIndiana
John A. 3 MIndiana
George L. 1 month MIndiana

[NI0019] "Andrew Motter and wife and 10 children settled in Fairfax County Virginia in 1796. Moved to
Hagerstown , Maryland and later to Chillicothe, Ohio."

Some records compiled through correspondence by Maude Annie Motter Gaffney (1879-1958) are unverified.

This letter was written by Jay S. Motter, Dayton, Indiana; dated Aug. 11, 1938 descendant of Jacob son of Andrew Matter/ Motter.

"Andrew Motter, his father of German extraction, came to America about 1796 accompanied by his wife and seven children and settled in Fairfax County, Virginia, where he a man of considerable wealth and distinction, bought a large tract of land. He was noted for his old-fashioned hospitality and for his love of hunting and sport. After a few years he moved to the vicinity of Hagerstown, MD and later to Chillicothe, Ohio. His last days were spent in Carroll County, Indiana, with some of his children, where his death took place he having been about eighty-four years old. His wife, Elizabeth, born in Germany, June 17, 1772 died about 1855 at the home of her son David in Wisconsin. Andrew Motter was the father of ten children of whom the names of seven only are known: Jonathan, George, William, Andrew, Jacob, Samuel and David."

1840 US Census-Indiana- Carroll County, roll 76, p. 408

From Ancestry.com, Karen Kempton

"Methodist Episcopal Church New Holland
Andrew Matter was on the 1816 Tax Records. Andrew Motter was elected Township Constable
in April 1816 and he was also designated as a travis juror. Andrew constructed a log house on
the site of the present Union house, at an early date. He was a tailor by trade and after a few years
sold the property, then it was converted into a hotel.

1820 Census - Pickaway county
1830 Census - Indiana next to son David
1840 Census - Indiana next to son David"

From Ancestry.com, Lois Bell
"------------SHORT STORY OF ANDREW MOTTER

Andrew was born, according to the 1840 census, between 1771 and 1779. It has not been established as to where. Andrew told his son David that the Motter family descended from four brothers that came to America at the same time. He also passed down the story of how this small Motter family crossed over the Rhine and traveled through Switzerland and then finally to America.
Andrew's youth is still a mystery but from family records we know that he spelled his surname MATTER until 1840 and that he married Elizabeth Bauer about 1790. They had a total of ten children and nine were recorded as sons. So far three of the sons, according to their descendants, were born in Virginia. From Virginia he moved near Hagerstown, MD where another Matter/Motter line is recorded. Andrew moved his family to Chillicothe, Ohio (date not recorded) and then by 1816 he is found on the land taxes of Deer Creek Twp., Pickaway County, Ohio.
Andrew was a tailor by trade and according to his son Jacob, "he loved hunting and sport." He was noted for his old-fashioned hospitality. He was also active in his community. In Deer Creek, he was recorded as a Constable and as a Travis Juror. He and Elizabeth were also recorded as members as early as 1825 of the Methodist Episcopal Church in New Holland, Ohio.
While he lived in Deer Creek, he built a log cabin. This cabin had to have been fairly large because in 1836 Andrew sold this property and it was turned into a hotel by the new owners. He and Elizabeth's final move together was to Democrate Twp., Carroll County, Indiana where he lived next door to his son David. Andrew made David his executor of his estate and besides David, he named only three other sons in his Will. According to family records we know that he had at least nine sons. Andrew died on April 28, 1841 and he left the care of Elizabeth to his son David. At this time, Andrew's obituary and cemetery records have not been found.

THE FOLLOWING ARE DETAILED REPORTS ON THE SOURCES OF THIS STORY...

SOURCE: Following letter submitted by Terrance Gaffney a Motter Researcher and has a web site on the internet. This letter was written by Jay S. Motter, Dayton, Indiana; dated Aug. 11, 1938 descendant of Jacob son of Andrew Matter/ Motter.

"Andrew Motter, his father of German extraction, came to America about 1796 accompanied by his wife and seven children and settled in Fairfax County, Virginia, where he a man of considerable wealth and distinction, bought a large tract of land. He was noted for his old-fashioned hospitality and for his love of hunting and sport. After a few years he moved to the vicinity of Hagerstown, MD and later to Chillicothe, Ohio. His last days were spent in Carroll County, Indiana, with some of his children, where his death took place he having been about eighty-four years old. His wife, Elizabeth, born in Germany, June 17, 1772 died about 1855 at the home of her son David in Wisconsin. Andrew Motter was the father of ten children of whom the names of seven only are known: Jonathan, George, William, Andrew, Jacob, Samuel and David."
**NOTE: This researcher has been unable to locate immigration record of Andrew and Elizabeth so he may or may not have been born in Germany but son David, according to his family Bible records, was born in Virginia on Aug. 9, 1797.

SOURCE: Pennsylvania German Pioneers by Ralph Beaver Strassberger, LL.D. 1934.

Searched for Matter/Mattern/Motter immigrants from 1729 to 1807 and there was no Andrew or Elizabeth listed. There was a group of Matters that arrived on 16 Sept. 1751on the ship Edinburgh: Hans Adtam Matter, Georg Matter, Jacob Matter, Hans Matter. Valtin (Valentine) Matter and his brother George arrived on the ship Brothers. On 7 Oct 1751, a Diewalt Matter arrived on the ship Janet. Only the MEN were recorded on the passenger list. Their wives and children were not recorded. Han Adtam (aka John Adam Mattern) had his family with him: wife Maria Magdalena Quirin and four children. One child was named Andreas Matter born 29 Feb 1748 in Ingwiller, Alsace, France. To my knowledge no one has researched this Andreas. (Our family records from DAVID, SR.'s descendants state that our MOTTER line originated from four brothers who came to America.)
**There has been considerable research on these four MATTER men by the Matter/Motter Researchers back to the early 1600's in Alsace Lorraine, Germany-France. What's interesting about this line is that the children of John Adam Mattern all lived near Hagerstown, Washington Co., MD then later moved on to Franklin Twp., Huntingdon, PA. One Mattern named John, born 1778 near Hagerstown, MD married Nancy Tipton and they moved to Archer Twp., Harrison Co., OH. In my research of Pickaway, there was a Dr. T. C. Tipton listed as a resident in "The History of Franklin and Pickaway Counties, Ohio" and a THOMAS TIPTON in the 1810 Federal census of Pickaway County, OH. Unfortunately, the Matter/Motter Researchers have no information on our Andrew.

SOURCE: Names of Foreigners who took the oath of Allegiance to the Province and state of Pennsylvania 1727-1775.

All males over sixteen years of age who had to take the oath as soon as they got off the ships. According to this source the ship St. Mark landed Sept. 26, 1741 with Johannes Maetter. The ship Brothers landed Sept. 16, 1751 with Valentin and George Matter. The ship Edinburgh also landed on the 16th of Sept. 1751 with Georg, Hans Adam and Jacob Matter. The ship Janet landed Oct. 7, 1751 with Diewald Matter. The ship Minerva landed Oct. 13, 1769 with Stanislaus Matter.

SOURCE: Western Maryland Pioneers, Vol 3, No. 1, Jan 1987 research by Donna Valley Russell, CG, FASG:

Valentine MOTTER and Henry BAUER witnessed the naturalization of John Grisman Pope of Frederick Co., MD on 10 Apr. 1762 in Annapolis. Valentine is recorded as early as 20 Jan 1760 when he bought Lot 86 in Sharpsburgh from Joseph Chapline for one shilling; on 22 Oct he bought Lot 55 from Chapline for 2.10 pounds. Valentine settled in Middletown Valley, MD. Valentine continued to purchase property until he had acquired about 1700 acres on both sides of the main road from Middletown to Frederick, including much of what is now called Fountaindale.
NOTE: I am not sure, at this time, how Valentine connects into our line but he is recorded with the BAUER surname.

SOURCE: 1790 Federal census check of all Andrew Matter/Mattern/Matterns/Motter and only two were found:
Lancaster Co., PA lists: MATTENS, ANDREW --1 male 16 years and upward; 1 free white female
Philadelphia Co., PA lists: Mattern, Andrew (Andreas) 3 males 16 yrs and upward; 2 males under 16; 4 females;
SOURCE: 1800 Unable to locate Andrew***possible that his surname was spelled a very unusual way. According to the 1860 census of Iroquois Co., IL, ANDREW MOTTER, JR., was born in Indiana between 1802 and 1803.
SOURCE: 1810 Do not have access to all the 1810 census indexes BUT there is an Andrew Motter on the Virginia Census of 1810 according to the Genealogy Library Website.
SOURCE: 1820 Federal census of Deercreek Twp., Pickaway Co., Ohio as Andrew MATTER.
SOURCE: 1830 Federal census of Deercreek Twp., Pickaway Co., Ohio as Andrew MATTER.
SOURCE: 1840 Federal census of Democrat Twp., Carroll Co., Indiana as Andrew MOTTER.
Andrew and wife stated, on the 1840 census, that they were both older than 60 but less than 70 years old. That makes their birth between the years 1771 and 1779.

SOURCE: David, Jr., grandson of Andrew, gave the following information to his descendants:

David told his descendants that his ancestors crossed over the Rhine River and traveled through Germany and Switzerland to come to America and that they took their family name from the Matterhorn in Switzerland.
NOTE: I wasn't sure about this story until I started searching the census records and sure enough on the 1800 and 1810 census in Pennsylvania there was a large family that gave their name as MATHORN. By the 1820 census, the same family members gave their name as MATTERN/MATTER. By the 1840 and 1850 census some had changed their name to MOTTER/MOTTERN. According to the Genealogies by the Library of Congress since 1986 Section II the MATHORN, MATTER, MATTERN, MOTTER, MOTTERN families are also identified with the MATTERHORN surname.

SOURCE: Pickaway County Genealogical Society of Ohio "History of Franklin and Pickaway Counties, Ohio", 1880, Williams Bros.

" Andrew Matter was on the 1816 Tax Records of Pickaway county. Andrew Motter was elected Township Constable in April 1816 and he was also designated as a travis juror. Andrew constructed a log house on the site of the present Union house, at an early date. He was a tailor by trade and after a few years sold the property, then it was converted into a hotel.
Andrew Motter and wife were early members of the Methodist Episcopal Church of New Holland which was organized as early as the year 1825. No early records could be found for this church but Andrew Motter and wife were listed as members of the first class of twelve under the leadership of Samuel Hosselton. Jonathan Motter and wife were members of the Cedar Grove Methodist Episcopal Church."

SOURCE: The Descendants of Jonathan & Elizabeth Holloway Motter of Pickaway County, Ohio, by Leslie Smith Powell.

Leslie did an excellent study on the Motters of Pickaway County. In her research, she stated that from 1816 to 1820 she found the marriage records of three Motter's: William and Ari (Short) Motter, George and Mary "Polly" (Knowles) Motter, and Jonathan and Elizabeth (Holloway) Motter. Marriages were listed in the Early Ohio Marriages--Ross County.
Our David was born in VA and so was his brother George and as for Jonathan one son said he was born in VA and the other said PA. While researching our line in Virginia, Leslie records the following: Vol. 8 Virginia State Papers published in Williamsburg 12 Mar 1776, page 119 states: " Mr. George Mater and Lieutenant Denny are appointed to examine the several Ship materials offered for sale by Major Travis at Jamestown, and report to committee whether they are good of the kind and in their opinion worth the money he asks for them."
In our letter co-respondence of 1995-96, Leslie informed me that she feels that the Motters of Pickaway county, OH are all related and very probably brothers but has been unable to find the records. At the writing of her book she did not have all the information on Andrew or his son David. We both agree that the sons of Andrew need to be researched to find the immigration pattern of this family and the order of birth of each child. There is a very good possibility that Andrew, like his son David, used the old European naming pattern. Based on her research of this family she feels that future research should be concentrated in Frederick Co., Maryland, York Co., PA, Richmond and Williamsburg, VA.

SOURCE: Carroll County Historical Society Museum

* Andrew purchased Section 5 in the Democrat Township of Carroll Co., Indiana on Sept 27, 1836
* Andrew lived next to son David who moved there in 1829 in Section 7. David was the second white man to settle this area.
* Will of Andrew filed in April 1841; No obituary or cemetery record could be found; Son David was the administrator of the will. Andrew did not mention his wife in the Will but he did list the following children: DAVID, JACOB, GEORGE J., and SAMUEL C. MOTTER. He also left some of his personal items to W. Compton and Caleb Compton. (David's son Andrew married Elizabeth Compton)

SOURCE: Carroll County Historical Society Museum

When I requested information on Motters in Carroll County, the Historical Society included the information on ZACHARIAH MOTTER who married Hannah Bridge in Carroll County on 12 Sep 1872 (Book 6 pg 407). He was listed as a Civil War Veteran. He died 5 Mar 1882 at the age of 41-9mo-16 days and was buried in Deer Creek United Brethren Cem., Carroll Co., IN. His wife Hannah died 8 Aug 1903 at the age of 61 years and was buried in Deer Creek U. B. Cemetery. I believe that ZACHARIAH was the son of Frederick and Mary Motter. Frederick was on the 1850 Federal Census of Miami County, OH stating that he was born in PA in 1805 and listed six children on the census and one was Zachariah born 1840. There is a very good possibility that this family is related to our Motters. "

[NI0020] Note: (by Lois Bell)
"In researching the BAUER surname I found a JACOB BAUER who was born in Baden Germany
died 26 May 1879 in Pickaway Co., OH. There is a good possibility that Jacob
and Elizabeth Bauer are related.

SOURCE: Jay S. Motter --- Motter Family Records:

Stated that "Elizabeth died about 1855 at the home of her son David in Wisconsin.
" David purchased land in Richland County in 1852 and he passed away in 1854.
I checked cemeteries and could not find her BUT in the Chitwood Cemetery there
was several head stones next to Ustatia Motter that was unreadable.
Elizabeth was not on the 1855 census. She probably passed away before David since
she was not mentioned in his will. "

[NI0021] Of Cass County, Ohio
See DAR membership #225122 Edna Dickenson Harder

may have died in Lockport, Carroll County, IN

[NI0022] May also be known as Ann

Name: Elizabeth S. SHULTZ
Age: 84
Estimated birth year: <1796>
Birthplace: Virginia
Occupation: Unemployed
Relationship to head-of-household: Mother
Home in 1880: Logansport, Cass, Indiana
Marital status: Widowed
Race: White
Gender: Female
Father's birthplace: VA
Mother's birthplace: VA

may have died in Carroll County, Indiana

1880 United States Federal Census about Elizabeth S. Shultz
Name:Elizabeth S. Shultz
Home in 1880:Logansport, Cass, Indiana
Age:84
Estimated birth year:abt 1796
Birthplace:Virginia
Relation to Head of Household:Mother
Father's birthplace:Virginia
Mother's birthplace:Virginia
Neighbors:View others on page
Occupation:Unemployed
Marital Status:Widowed
Race:White
Gender:Female
Cannot read/write:

Household Members:
NameAge
Angeline Weaver45
Robert B. Weaver11
Luella J. Weaver13
Mary A. Weaver9
Francis A. Weaver6
Elizabeth S. Shultz84

[NI0023] From WFT Vol 2, #0729
May not be Somerset, PA may be Somerset County, NY near Monmouth Jn. or County

Michael Shultz found in World Family Tree Volume 89, Tree 1157
General location: NY, ... Date: 1750-1759

[NI0024] From Ancestry.com suppleied by Lisa Rabe ( lisa_rabe hot mail address)

"Married Deborah Mitchell in Winchester, Frederick County, Virginia. They were there forat least 3 years. on tax list for 1782.

Moved to Concord,Lewis County, Kentucky approximately 1794. He ran a large canoe on the Ohio River,
trading at the different points between the mouth of the Scioto River and Maysville, KY.
One night his boat and all of his goods were lost, and he himself, while trying to swim to the Kentucky shore, was drowned.

1782-Andrew registered to pay taxes in Frederick County VA, 1782. Listed as family of 3 Whites, which would be Andrew, Deborah, and first child, probably Hamilton. 1787-Frederick Co, VA, Andrew registered to pay taxes. According to tax list had 2 (horses, mares, colts,mules), and 6 cattle. "

Daughter Elizabeth is listed as Ann by Lisa Rabe.

[NI0026] Some records compiled through correspondence by Maude Annie Motter Gaffney (1879-1958) are unverified.

1850 US Census-Ohio-Knox County, Clay, P. 368, roll M432_700

Joseph K. Brown34M FarmerOhio
Sarah32F"
James W. 9M"
William 6M"
Mary 5F"
Isabelle 4F"
Ann Eliza 2F"

[NI0027] Said to be sister of Gesil Marritt of the Southern Army

1850 US Census-Ohio-Knox County, Clay, P. 368, roll M432_700

Joseph K. Brown34M FarmerOhio
Sarah32F"
James W. 9M"
William 6M"
Mary 5F"
Isabelle 4F"
Ann Eliza 2F"

[NI0028] Some records compiled through correspondence by Maude Annie Motter Gaffney (1879-1958) are unverified.

[NI0029] Homewood Family of Virginia?

1850 U.S. Census, Ohio, Knox County, Clay Township, p321 at Ancestry.com gives age as 53 which would have her birth in 1797.


1820 U.S. Census, Ohio, Knox County, Bloomfield Township, Samuel Pollock only Pollock in county, age over 45, is this Isabelle's father?

[NI0030] Unverified records compiled through Correspondence in the 1920's and 30's by Maude Annie Motter Gaffney (1879-1958}
My grandmother did not have Abigail's last name, I got it from:

[Broderbund WFT Vol. 2, Ed. 1, Tree #5442, Date of Import: Jul 28, 1996]

Ohio Vital Records #1, 1790s-1870s
Gateway to the West, Volume I, Knox County, Will Abstracts, 1808-1828, Page 702
"BROWN, Abner - dated 8-28-1827; recorded 10-29-1827. Wife, mentioned but not named. Son, Eleaser. Daughters: Mary and another daughter mentioned but not named. Executors: sons, Jeramiah and Aaron. Signed, Abner Brown. Witnesses: John Carmichael and Silas Brown. (68)"

[NI0031] Parents of Abigal from the
Gale M. Roberts Family Tree at Ancestry.com

[NI0032] Kansas State Census Collection, > 1885 > Anderson > Rich Line: 17 Roll: KS1885_4

Johnson, Elbridge MW 44 NY IllinoisPainter
H. E.FW 41OhioIllinois
FredMW 13KansasKansas
WalterMW 11KansasKansas
MaudFW 7KansasKansas
MarciaFW 5KansasKansas
ClydeMW 1KansasKansas

1900 US Census, Kansas, Wyandotte Co.,Kansas City, SD 2, ED 152, Sheet 13B, Roll 504, Book 2, 3rd Ward, Image 27

Johnson, Elbridge HeadWM Feb 1840 59 M 37 NY, NY, NY Carpenter
Hester EWifeWF May 1844 56 M 37 Ohio, Maryland, Maryland
Walter A SonWM May 1875 25 S Kan., NY, Ohio Asst. Editor
Marcia B DauWF Sep 1880 19 S Kan., NY, Ohio
Clyde M SonWM Aug 1883 16 S Kan., NY, Ohio Painter
Grace S DauWF Sep 1886 13 S Kan., NY, OhioAt School
Beal, Sarah A S-in-LawWF Mar 1821 79 Wd Ohio, Maryland, Marylan


1905 Kansas State Census Collection, > Wyandotte > Kansas City, p.689 of 3636

Johnson, Elbridge MW 64 NY Contractor
H. E.FW 50OhioHousekeeper
MarciaFW 25Kansas
ClydeMW 21KansasPainter
GraceFW 18Kansas

World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1918
Name:Clyde Morton Johnson
City:1141 Garfield, Kansas City
County:Wyandotte
State:Kansas
Birth Date:22 Aug 1883
Occupation: Painter, Live Stock Exchange Bldg.
Race:White
FHL Roll Number:1643581

1920 United States Federal Census > Kansas > Wyandotte > Kansas City Ward 3 > District 164

Clyde M Johnson Head OMMW36M Kan., Illinois, IllinoisPainter
Bessie E Johnson Wife FW34M Mo., Mo., Kentucky
Clydean C Johnson Daughter FW8S Kas., Kas, Mo.
Marcia E Johnson Daughter FW6S Kas., Kas, Mo.

[NI0033] "Frederick (Old Fed) Grider and His Twenty Two Children"by Marilyn Neathery
McCluen, P.O. Box 165, Rockwood, TN 37854, p.527

Missouri Birth Records, 1851-1910 about Grider
Name:Grider
Birth Date:5 Sep 1885
Birth County:Carroll
Birth Location:Cherry Valley
Gender:F (Female)
Mother's Name:Almira Parker
Mother's Age:36
Father's Name:Richard Grider
Father's Age:35


1900 US Census, Missouri > Carroll > De Witt >

GriderRichardHeadWMJan 1849 51Married25 1875MissouriKentuckyVirginia Day Laborer
Grider Elmira WifeWFNov 1848 51Married25 1875KentuckyKentuckyKentucky
GriderSamuelSonWMNov 1878 22Single MissouriMissouriKentucky Day Laborer
GriderKateDauWFFeb 1881 19Single MissouriMissouriKentucky
GriderFrankSonWM 1883 11Single MissouriMissouriKentucky At School
GriderBessieDauWFSep 1885 14Single MissouriMissouriKentucky At School

[NI0034] Moved from New York to Illinois between 1852 and1858.
His sister Carrie was born in Illinois in 1858
Elbridge was married in Ohio in 1863.
Daughter Bertha born in Illinois 1866.
Son Ernest born in Illinois in 1868.
He move from Illinois to Kansas between 1868 and 1870.

1850 US Census,New York, Delaware Co., Davenport p145 (35)
Benjamin32 MCarpenderNY
Betsy28 FNY
Willis14 MNY
Elbridge12 MNY
Albert 8 MNY
Josphine 6 FNY
Sanford 2 MNY
Nancy Ana 1/2 FNY

1860 US Census, Illinois, Washington Co., Hoylelton P.O.,Roll 235, Book 1, p.857-8 (202).
Benj Johnson 43 MNY
Elizabeth 41 FNY
Willis 22 MNY
Elbridge 21 MNY
Albert 18 MNY
Josphine17 FNY
Sanford 13 MNY
Maryphina 9 FNY
Carrie 4 F Illinois

1870 US Census, Kansas, Franklin Co., Franklin Township, Pomona P.O. Roll 434, Book 1,p. 66b (41)
Johnson, Elbridge 30 M W Farmer NY
Hester E26 F W Keeping house Ohio
Bertha 4 F W Illinois
Earnest 2 M W Illinois
Luella 1/2 FW Kansas
Wickenshaw,Mary 23 F W House Keeping Ohio

1875 Kansas State Census Collection, > Linn > Blue Mound, p.2 of 12

Elbridge Johnson34 MWFarmer $0 RealEState $975PersonaProperty b.NY moved from Illinois
Hester E.30FWb. Ohio
Bertha 8 FWIllinois
Earnest 5 FWIllinois
Frank 4 MWKansas
Walter 1MWKansas

1880 US Census,Kansas, Linn Co., Blue Mound, SD 1, ED 124, p.9 (18b)
Johnson, Elbridge WM 39 Farmer NY, NY, NY
Hester WF 35 Keeping house Ohio, Deliware, Maryland
BerthaWF 14 At Home Illinois, NY, Ohio
Earnest WM 12 At Home Illinois, NY, Ohio
Fred WM 8 Kan., NY, Ohio
WalterWM 6 Kan., NY, Ohio
MaudeWF 2 Kan., NY, Ohio
Marcia WG 8/12 Kan., NY, Ohio

1885 Kansas State Census Collection, > Anderson > Rich, p.4 of 276
From
Johnson, Elbridge MW 44 Farmer M NY, Illinois Learning to be a Painter
H. E.FW 41MOhio
FredMW 13SKansas
WalterMW 11Kansas
MaudFW 7Kansas
MarciaFW 5Kansas
ClydeMW 1Kansas

Kansas City, Wyandotte County, Kansas Directory, 1889-90,Carpenter, lived at Gloucester Ave. Southeast Corner Penn.,

1900 US Census, Kansas, Wyandotte Co.,Kansas City, SD 2, ED 152, Sheet 13B, Roll 504, Book 2, 3rd Ward, Image 27

Johnson, Elbridge HeadWM Feb 1840 59 M 37 NY, NY, NY Carpenter
Hester EWifeWF May 1844 56 M 37 Ohio, Maryland, Maryland
Walter A SonWM May 1875 25 S Kan., NY, Ohio Asst. Editor
Marcia B DauWF Sep 1880 19 S Kan., NY, Ohio
Clyde M SonWM Aug 1883 16 S Kan., NY, Ohio Painter
Grace S DauWF Sep 1886 13 S Kan., NY, Ohio At School
Beal, Sarah A S-in-LawWF Mar 1821 79 Wd Ohio, Maryland, Maryland

Kansas State Census Collection, > 1905 > Wyandotte > Kansas City, p.689 of 3636

Johnson, Elbridge MW 64 NY Contractor
H. E.FW 50OhioHousekeeper
MarciaFW 25Kansas
ClydeMW 21KansasPainter
GraceFW 18Kansas

1910 US Census, Kansas, Wyandotte Co.,Kansas City, SD 2, ED 164, Sheet 13B, Roll 460, Book 3, 3rd Ward, Image 255, page 127a, 12a, 1610 Virgina Ave.

Arnold, Charles F. Head MW38M1 9 Missouri, Virginia, Missouri, Pressman, Printing Office
Elva WifeFW32M1 9,3,1 Indiana, Indiana, Indiana None
Raymond SonMW5S Kansas,Missouri, Indiana None
Johnson, Hester E Nurse FW66Wd 0,10,6 Ohio, Maryland, Maryland, Nurse, Private Family

Obituary: 30 Jan 1906
Kansas Pioneer Dead
Elbridge Johnson Became the Victim of Bright's Disease at Early Hour This Morning.
Elbridge Johnson, a Kansas pioneer and the several years a resident of Kansas City, Kansas, died this morning at 2 o'clock of Bright's disease at his home, 1800 North Thirteenth street. He was a contractor and builder, but ill health forced his retirement from business more than a year ago. He underwent a very serious operation last March, and seemingly had recovered the effects, when Bright's disease developed.
Mr. Johnson was a native of New York, having been born at East Davenport, N. Y., October 1, 1840. At the age of 15 years he removed with his parents to Galesburg, Ill. Five years later he removed to Centrala, Ill., and came to Kansas in the early '60's, settling in Franklin county, later moving to Linn and Anderson counties.
He was married September 17, 1863, at Centralia, Ill., to Miss Hester E. Timmons, who survives him. Twelve children were born of the union, of whom seven are still living.
Mr. Johnson joined the Methodist Episcopal church when 15 years of age, and led an exemplary Christian life, dying an active member of the London Heights M. E. church. His funeral will be held from that church at 2 o'clock on Wednesday afternoon. The service will be conducted by the pastor, Rev. John Endaca?? Interment will be in Mr. Hope. Obituary: 30 Jan 1906

[NI0035] 1920 US Census, Oklahoma, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma City Ward 2, District 127

AutmanHarlan BHeadMWhite32abt 1888MarriedKansasMissouri Missouri Pharmacist, Drug Co.
AutmanGrace WifeFWhite33abt 1887MarriedKansasNew York Ohio
AutmanHarlan VSonMWhite8abt 1912SingleKansasKansasKansas
AutmanChas NielSonMWhite6abt 1914SingleKansasKansasKansas
AutmanHester CDaughterFWhite3/12abt 1919SingleOklahoma Kansas Kansas
JohnsonHester CMother-in-lawFWhite75abt 1845WidowOhio Maryland Maryland

[NI0036] From lineage of Marcia Johnson Mitchell, DAR NN-153893

1840 US Census-New York- Delaware County-Davenport p.422 (9)
Benjamin Johnson two males under 5, one male 15-20, one 20-30 one female 20-30


Births - 1847 Delaware County, New York (this child must have died young)
Benjamin Jr. m 3 Sep 1847 Benjamin & Betsy Johnson Davenport

1850 US Census,New York, Delaware Co., Davenport p145 (35)
Benjamin32 MCarpenderNY
Betsy28 FNY
Willis14 MNY
Elbridge12 MNY
Albert 8 MNY
Josphine 6 FNY
Sanford 2 MNY
Nancy Ana 1/2 FNY

1860 US Census, Illinois, Washington Co., Hoylelton P.O.,Roll 235, Book 1, p.857-8 (202).
Benj Johnson 43 MNY
Elizabeth 41 FNY
Willis 22 MNY
Elbridge 21 MNY
Albert 18 MNY
Josphine 17 FNY
Sanford 13 MNY
Maryphina 9 FNY
Carrie 4 F Illinois

Moved from New York to Illinois between 1852 and1855.

1855 NY Census, not in Davenport

Davenport, Delaware County NY 1855 Census (not the same family)
JOHNSON,
Benjamin, 1:0379
Esther M., 1:0379
Lyman, 1:0379
Orilla, 1:0379

Betsey, 1:0369
Charles, 1:0369
Emily, 1:0369
Lucy, 1:0369
William O., 1:0369

His daughter Carrie was born in Illinois in 1858
Found in the 1860 Illinois US Census Washington County, Hoyalton P.O., p.858 (202).
His son Elbridge was married in Ohio in 1863. Elbridge was in Illinois in 1860.
He was in the 1870 Kansas US Census.
His son Elbridge move from Illinois to Kansas between 1868 and 1870.

[NI0038] From lineage of Marcia Johnson Mitchell, DAR NN-153893

"Captain Edward Johnson, of Woburn, Mass., and some of his Descendants" by Hon. Edward Francis Johnson, LL.B., of Woburn, 1905, p. 277 no marriage given on this page

1800 Federal Census-NewYork-Delaware County Town of Walton http://www.rootsweb.com/~nydelawa/1800cens.html#col
Town of Walton
Samuel Johnson page 43
Shubael Johnson page 30
Silas Johnsonpage 44
Solomon Johnsonpage 50

Town of Middletown
Abraham JohnssonWM 40
Mary JohnsonWF 35
Ida M.WF 15
Eva L.WF 34
AlonzoWm 34
Semantha L.WF 31
ElizaWF 35

Town of Delhi
Samuel Johnson 2 0 0 1 0 2 2 0 1 0 0
Daniel Johnson 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 0

Thomas86
Ezekiel104
Samuel43
Shubael30
Silas44
Solomaon50

[NI0040] He was in Revolutionary War in Col Pierce's Regiment and in Capt. John Hayword's County of Minute Men.
Marched on alarm of April 19, 1775, Served 7 Days.

From lineage of Marcia Johnson Mitchell, DAR NN-153893

"Captain Edward Johnson, of Woburn, Mass., and some of his Descendants" by Hon. Edward Francis Johnson, LL.B., of Woburn, April 1905, NEHGS "Register," Vol 59, p.277

He removed to Acton about 1770, and was afterwards of Westford, Littleton, and Ashby.

[NI0042] From lineage of Marcia Johnson Mitchell, DAR NN-153893

"Genealogy and Memoirs of Isaac Stearns and His Descendants" by Mrs. Avis Stearns Van Wagenen, Courier Printing, Syracuse, NY, 1901, p. 32

"Captain Edward Johnson, of Woburn, Mass., and some of his Descendants" by Hon. Edward Francis Johnson, LL.B., of Woburn, April 1905, NEHGS "Register," Vol 59, pg. 146

"In his will he mentions the fact of his "being about to to into his Majesty's service in the Expedition formed against Crown Point." In a return of Capt. William Peabody's company, in Col. Plaisted's regiment, dated Aug. 13, 1756 is the name of Ebenezer Johnson, age 45, born in Woburn: residence, Woburn; enlisted, Salem: Col. Fowle's company and regiment; reported sick. His age is evidently understated. In a muster roll of Capt. William Peabody's company, Crown Point Expedition, 1756 ( Mass. Arch., vol, 95, p.100), Ebenezer Johnson, residence Woburn, time of service, Apr. 22 to Nov. 3, 28 weeks, is reported dead. He died, therefore, about Nov. 3 1756."

[NI0043] "Genealogy and Memoirs of Isaac Stearns and His Descendants" by Mrs. Avis Stearns Van Wagenen, Courier Printing, Syracuse, NY, 1901, p. 31-32
45�ISAAC STEARNS (14), b., Dec. 23, 1661, son of John and Mary (Lothrop) Stearns, of Billerica, Mass.; apprenticed to his step-father, William French, in 1675, d., ,1739. He md., Mary Merriam, b., June 4, 1664, dau. of Joseph and Sarah (Stone) Merriam; five children.

48�SARAH STEARNS, b., Mar. 26, 1704; md., May 19,. 1725, Ebenezer Johnson, of Woburn, Mass..

[NI0044] "DAR Patriot Index" DAR, Washington, 1990
Mariner, Musician, Soldier pensioned

"The Genealogy of the Barinerd-Brainard Family in America" by Lucy Abigail Brainard, Hartford Press, 1908, Vol 1, p.88

He was a farmer and moved to Harperfield, NY, then to Jefferson, NY.

[NI0045] .

[NI0046] "DAR Patriot Index" DAR, Washington, 1990

[NI0048] "DAR Patriot Index" part 1, DAR, Washington, 1990, served as a private.
"Gideon: b 3-2-1728/9 CT d 12-25-1801 CT m Sarah Richardson Pvt Ct"




"The Genealogy of the Barinerd-Brainard Family in America 1649-1908" by Lucy Abigail Brainard, 1908 .p52
Gideon m., June 7, 1753, Sarah Richardson, b. about 1733, dau. of Samuel and Sarah (Stewart)Richardson of Haddam, Conn. The Richardsons came from Rhode Island to Haddam. Mrs. Sarah(Richardson) Brainerd Died Aug. 20, 1812, ae. 79 years. He was a Captain of militia and a soldier In the Revolutionary War.

[NI0049] [Broderbund WFT Vol. 9, Ed. 1, Tree #1500, Date of Import: Mar. 16, 1998]

"The Genealogy of the Barinerd-Brainard Family in America 1649-1908" by Lucy Abigail Brainard, 1908
.p52 Gidian m., June 7, 1753, Sarah Richardson, b. about 1733, dau. of Samuel and Sarah (Stewart)
Richardson of Haddam, Conn. The Richardsons came from Rhode Island to Haddam. Mrs. Sarah
(Richardson) Brainerd Died Aug. 20, 1812, ae. 79 years.

[NI0050] "Genealogy of the Olmsted family in America: Embracing the descendants of James and Richard Olmsted and Covering a period of nearly three Centuries, 1632-1912" by Henry King Olmsted and George K. Ward, New York, A.T. La Mare Pub. and Printing, 1912-1923, p.247

Fergusonville CEMETERY, Delaware County, NY gives date of death and age
PIERCE, Jonathan 04/05/1855 84y-2m-0d 1

1850 U.S. Census, New York, Delaware, Davenport p. 145b (36) living with son
Gaylord H Pierce 27M Farmer NY
Ann Eliza22FNY
Polly69FNY
Benjamin 5MNY
John 3MNY
Mary P.0/12FNY
Johniathan79MNY

No proof of father and mother of Jonathan.

[NI0052] Not found in:
"Pierce Genealogy,A record of the posterity of Captain Michael, John and Captain William Pierce, who came to America from England." ,Author: Frederick Clifton Pierce'Call Number: R929.2 P61b, Bibliographic Information: Pierce, Frederick Clifton. Pierce Genealogy. Albany, N.Y.: Joel Munsell's Sons, 1889.

Found in "The Pierce Genealogy" F.B. Pierce (1882).
However, listed son Jonathan lived only 10 months, 3 Jan 1772 to 19 Oct 1772

[NI0054] Not found in:
"Pierce Genealogy,A record of the posterity of Captain Michael, John and Captain William Pierce, who came to America from England." ,Author: Frederick Clifton Pierce'Call Number: R929.2 P61b, Bibliographic Information: Pierce, Frederick Clifton. Pierce Genealogy. Albany, N.Y.: Joel Munsell's Sons, 1889.

Foune in: "The Pierce Genealogy" - F.B. Pierce (1882);

[NI0055] "Genealogy of the Olmsted family in America: Embracing the descendants of James and Richard Olmsted and Covering a period of nearly three Centuries, 1632-1912" by Henry King Olmsted and George K. Ward, New York, A.T. La Mare Pub. and Printing, 1912-1923, p.213 (Google Books)

(4157) DARIUS OLMSTED. b. July 7, 1750;
m. Mercy Hill; b. abt. 1758; d. Mar., 1842; dau. of Silas and Sarah (Leach) Hill, of New Milford, Conn.
He removed to Delaware County, N. Y., and died at Harpersfield, Ohio.
Mrs. Olmsted (Mercy) died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Martha

Pierce.4542,
Daniel. 4543,
Noble. 4544,
Anson+. 4545,
Darius+. 4546,
Silas +. 4547,
John +. 4548,
Anna; m. Ellis. 4549,
Martha + 4550,
Elizabeth; m. Wood worth. 4551,
Parthenia; m.Thomas Woolsey.

Martha may have been known as Polly

Davenport Town Charges- Jun 1813 $13.50

1800 United States Federal Census > Connecticut > Fairfield > Norwalk
Darius Olmsted
Males
under 101
10 thru 150
16 thru 251
26 thru 440
45 and over1
Females
under 100
10 thru 151
16 thru 250
26 thru 440
45 and over1
all other Free Persons 2

U.S. and International Marriage Records, 1560-1900
Name:Darius Olmstead
Gender:male
Birth Year:1750
Spouse Name:Mercy Hill
Number Pages:1

American Genealogical-Biographical Index (AGBI)
Name:Darius Olmsted
Birth Date:1750
Birthplace:Connecticut
Volume:127
Page Number:455
Reference:Heads of Fams at the first U.S. census. Ct. By U.S. Bureau of the Census. Washington, 1908. (227p.):24

American Genealogical-Biographical Index (AGBI)
Name:Darius Olmsted
Birth Date:1750
Birthplace:Connecticut,
Volume:127
Page Number:455
Biographical Info:priv.
Reference:Record of Conn. Men in mil. And naval service during the Rev. war, 1775-1783. By Henry P.Johnston. Hartford. 1889. (17,779p.):523

[NI0056] "Genealogy of the Olmsted family in America: Embracing the descendants of James and Richard Olmsted and Covering a period of nearly three Centuries, 1632-1912" by Henry King Olmsted and George K. Ward, New York, A.T. La Mare Pub. and Printing, 1912-1923, p.213

"Moved to Delaware County, NY, Mercy died at the home of her daughter Mrs. Martha Pierce."

Martha may have been known as Polly

Davenport Town Charges- Jun 1813 $13.50

1800 United States Federal Census > Connecticut > Fairfield > Norwalk
Darius Olmsted
Males
under 101
10 thru 150
16 thru 251
26 thru 440
45 and over1
Females
under 100
10 thru 151
16 thru 250
26 thru 440
45 and over1
all other Free Persons 2

U.S. and International Marriage Records, 1560-1900
Name:Darius Olmstead
Gender:male
Birth Year:1750
Spouse Name:Mercy Hill
Number Pages:1

[NI0062] "Frederick (Old Fed) Grider and His Twenty Two Children"by Marilyn Neathery
McCluen, P.O. Box 165, Rockwood, TN 37854, p.527

1840 US Census, Missouri, Carroll County, Dorenda Creek p.288
2 Males under 5, 2 male 5-10, one male 20-30 (1810-1820), one female 20-30 (1810-1820)

1850 US Census, Missouri, Carroll County, p. A1
24 4 4 Grider Samuel 38 M Farmer 640 Ky X
25 4 4 Grider Ann 36 F
26 4 4 Grider Thomas A. 17 M Farmer Mo X
27 4 4 Grider John 15 M Farmer Mo X
28 4 4 Grider James 13 M Mo X
29 4 4 Grider Fredrick R. 11 M Mo X
30 4 4 Grider Mary E. 8 F Mo X
31 4 4 Grider William A. 6 M Mo
32 4 4 Grider Louisa 4 F Mo
33 4 4 Grider Samuel 2 M Mo

1860 US Census, Missouri, Carroll County, Sugar Tree Bottom, p30
Samuel Grider 48M Butcher Ken.
Ann 46F Vir
Mary E. 17F Mo
Wm 15M Mo
Louisa 14F Mo
Rich 12M Mo
Arch 6M Mo
Virginia 6/12F Mo

1880 United States Federal Census > Missouri > Carroll > Miles Point > District 150>Norborbe
Richard Grider 28 FarmerMo, Ken, Ken
Elmira Grider 30 Wife Keeping HouseKen, Ken, Ken
Dickson Grider 4 Son Mo, Mo, Ken
Samuel Grider 3 SonMo, Mo, Ken
Grider 4/12DauMo, Mo, Ken

1900 United States Federal Census > Missouri > Carroll > De Witt > District 7
Richard Grider Jan 1849 51M25
Elmer A Grider WifeNov 1848 52M25 6 6
Samuel Grider SonNov 1878 22S
Kate Grider DauFeb 1881 19S
Frank Grider Son 1883 11S
Bessie Grider DauSep 1885 14S
Ida Grider DauNov 1889 10S
Annie Grider Mother 1813 87W

1910 United States Federal Census > Kansas > Wyandotte > Kansas City Ward 2 > District 154
Richard Grider HeadMW61M25 Mo, Ken, Ken
Almira Grider WifeFW61M25 6 6 Ken, Ken, Ken
Kate Grider DauFW28S Mo, Mo, Ken
Pauline Grider DauFW9S Mo, Mo, Ken

1915 Kansas State Census Collection, 1855-1915 > > Wyandotte > Kansas City Ward 3
Richard Grider 66
Almira Grider 67
D. C. Grider40
A. C. Grider38

1920 United States Federal Census > Kansas > Wyandotte > Quindaro > District 196
Richard Grider HeadMW70M Mo, Oh, Oh Laborer-?
Almuer Grider WifeFW70M Ken, Ken, Ken
D C Grider SonMW43M Mo, Mo, KenRestrautman-Cafe
Ethel Grider DauFW24M Mo, Mo, KenClerk-Cafe


1930 United States Federal Census > Kansas > Wyandotte > Kansas City > District 24
Richard Grider HeadMW81M25 Mo,Penn, Scotland
Almira Grider WifeFW61M25 Ken, Ken, Ken
Samuel Grider SonMW52S Mo, Mo, Ken

[NI0064] From:"Frederick (Old Fed) Grider and His Twenty Two Children"by Marilyn Neathery
McCluen, P.O. Box 165, Rockwood, TN 37854, p.526
"When your researchers began working seriously to find information about each of the children born to Frederick (old Fed) Grider and his first and second wives, no one was found who remembered ever hear~ing anything about what had happened to the son Samuel born to old Fed and his second wife. Certainly they had a son named Samuel for his name was listed as being one of their children on the Grider family record. Lois Grider Black, in searching for Griders any place she could find them in the United States, found a Samuel Grider in Carroll County, Missouri, census. By this census, he was born 1812 in Kentucky! This was the beginning of research that made it possible to locate this lost child. Hurriedly done research showed that Samuel Grider in Carroll County, MO records from 1833 through 1880.

Eva Burchett Conner made two trips to Ray, Howard and Carroll Counties, Missouri, searched the public records there and had personal interviews with Leamon Grider, a direct descendant of Samuel Grider, and other of the Grider kinfolk. All of this proved, without doubt, that the missing son had been found.

Eva also found that, before he migrated to Missouri, Samuel Grider had married Ann Campbell in Cumberland County. KY. Ann was the daughter of Roger Campbell and his wife Mary. Roger Campbell and other members of his family went to Missouri at the same time Samuel Grider moved there. The Roger Campbell family lived in Howard County, MO for three years before moving on to Carroll County where they settled at Miles Point, a steamboat landing on the Missouri River. Descendants of Samuel Grider still farm these Missouri River bottoms in Carroll County, MO.

Eva also found another one of the missing children born to old Fed Grider and his second wife, Elizabeth. records of Carroll County show that Samuel Grider served as administrator of the estate of his "BROTHER FREDERICK" who had died before 1841. There is absolutely no doubt that his "brother Frederick" was the son called "Allen" by the family and shown that way on the family records and that his full name was Frederick Allen Grider."

1840 US Census, Missouri, Carroll County, Dorenda Creek p.288
2 Males under 5, 2 male 5-10, one male 20-30 (1810-1820), one female 20-30 (1810-1820)

1850 US Census, Missouri, Carroll County, p. A1
24 4 4 Grider Samuel 38 M Farmer 640 Ky X
25 4 4 Grider Ann 36 F
26 4 4 Grider Thomas A. 17 M Farmer Mo X
27 4 4 Grider John 15 M Farmer Mo X
28 4 4 Grider James 13 M Mo X
29 4 4 Grider Fredrick R. 11 M Mo X
30 4 4 Grider Mary E. 8 F Mo X
31 4 4 Grider William A. 6 M Mo
32 4 4 Grider Louisa 4 F Mo
33 4 4 Grider Samuel 2 M Mo

1860 US Census, Missouri, Carroll County, Sugar Tree Bottom, p30
Samuel Grider 48M Butcher Ken.
Ann 46F Vir
Mary E. 17F Mo
Wm 15M Mo
Louisa 14F Mo
Rich 12M Mo
Arch 6M Mo
Virginia 6/12F Mo

1870 US Census, Missouri, Carroll County, p.384
Grider Samuel 58MW Farming Ken
Ann 56FW Keeping House Va
Archibalt 15MW Mo
Va 10FW Mo
Ami M. 3FW Mo
Manerva B 2FW Mo

[NI0066] "Frederick (Old Fed) Grider and His Twenty Two Children"by Marilyn Neathery
McCluen, P.O. Box 165, Rockwood, TN 37854, p.5

[NI0068] "Frederick (Old Fed) Grider and His Twenty Two Children"by Marilyn Neathery
McCluen, P.O. Box 165, Rockwood, TN 37854, p.526

"Eva also found that, before he migrated to Missouri, Samuel Grider had married Ann Campbell in Cumberland County. KY. Ann was the daughter of Roger Campbell and his wife Mary. Roger Campbell and other members of his family went to Missouri at the same time Samuel Grider moved there. The Roger Campbell family lived in Howard County, MO for three years before moving on to Carroll County where they settled at Miles Point, a steamboat landing on the Missouri River. Descendants of Samuel Grider still farm these Missouri River bottoms in Carroll County, MO."

[NI0070] Lewis County Kentucky Marriages 1806-1851Book One
Parker, John V. F. Garland L. Kennard, Mary Ann F. William 1-8-1840

Obituary clipping 1899:
John V. Parker, died at the home of his son-in-law, Richard Grider in this city Sunday evening, February 19, and aws buried in Evergreen cemetery the day following. He was a native of Kentucky, he being born in that state Feb. 18, 1820, making him 79 yers of age at the time of his death. He came to Missouri from Lewis county, Kentucky in 1854.

1850 U.S. Federal Census, Kentucky, Lewis County, Roll 210, p. 210b
John V. Paker29, M LaborerKy
Maria22, F Ky
Garland S. 8, MKy
William S. 4, MKy
Almira 2, FKy

1860 U.S. Federal Census, Missouri, Ray, Richmond Township, p.246, Roll 643, Book1
John B. Parker, 40 M Farm HandKy
Maria A.35, FKy
Garland16, M Farm HandKy
Willaim14, MKy
Almira10, FKy
Thos 8, MKy
Charley 5, MKy
Robert 3, MMo
Martha10/12, FMo

1870 U.S. Federal Census, Missouri, ?


1880 U.S. Federal Census, Missouri, Carroll, Other Townships, District 154 , Image 24, p.24, SD 7, ED 154 ??

Parker, John V. WM 60Farmer Ky, Ky, Va
Mary WF 26 WifeKeeping HouseMo, Ky, Ky
James O. WM 6 SonMo, Ky, Mo
Edwards, Nellia A. WF8 2nd DauMo, Ill, Mo
Cunningham, Innlts? WF60 AuntKy, Ky, Ky

[NI0071] Lewis County Kentucky Marriages 1806-1851
Parker, John V. f. Garland L. Kennard, Mary Ann 1-8-1840

same record also gives 1851 marriage to Isaac M. Parker in 1851?

Source for Birth date is WFT4-4174, but she would only be 10 years old at marriage?
This source also gives marriage to an Isaac M. Parker on Mar. 27, 1851, is this 2nd
marriage?

[NI0072] U.S. Census > 1930 United States Federal Census > Nebraska > Dawson > Gothenburg >Roll: 1270; Page: 13A; Enumeration District: 13; Image: 937.0.

Austin, Ira O. Head MW40M19Neb, ill, illTrucher
Myrtle wife HFW37M19Neb, Mo, Iowa
Olive V.DauFW16SMo, Neb, Neb
Dwight SonMW14SNeb, Neb, Neb
George SonMW12SWy, Neb, Neb
ErnestSonMW 8SWy, Neb, Neb
IraSonMW 6SWy, Neb, Neb
EllenDauFW 4SWy, Neb, Neb
EdithDauFW 1SNeb, Neb, Neb

[NI0073] U.S. Census > 1930 United States Federal Census > Nebraska > Clay > Inland Roll: 1269; Page: 2A; Enumeration District: 12; Image: 392.0.

Evans Peter J HeadMW29M23Neb, Penn, illFarmer
Myrtle C WifeMW24M19ill ,ill, ill
Isabell MDauMW5SNeb, Neb, ill
Imogene FDauMW4SNeb, Neb, ill
Roberta L DauMW1SNeb, Neb, ill

[NI0074] Source: A. Wiltrout, Box 22, Juniata, NE 68955

1900 United States Federal Census > Nebraska > Lincoln > Walker > District 149,Roll: T623 932; Page: 6B;

Austin, William P.HeadWMJan1855M26ill, Vir, Oh Farmer
EmmaWifeWFFeb1857M26 77ill, Vir, ill
EleanorDauWFAug188217Sill, ill, illSchool Teacher
George W.SonWMNov188613Sill, ill, illAt School
Ira O.SonWMJun188910Sill, ill, illAt School
Ina A.DauWFSep1891 8Sill, ill, ill
Edith V.DauWFNov1896 3Sill, ill, ill

1910 US Census- Missour- St Louis- Ward 27, Roll T624_819; Page: 5A; Enumeration District: 429; Image: 246

AustinGeorge WHeadMW23abt 1887MarriedIllinoisIllinoisIllinoisDriver Ice Wagon
AustinSusie CWifeFW19abt 1891MarriedNebraskaMissouriIowa
AustinIra OBrotherMW20abt 1890MarriedNebraskaIllinoisIllinoisClerk Manufacturing
AustinMyrtle MSister-in-lawFW17abt 1893MarriedNebraskaMissouriIowa
AustinIna LNieceFW8/12abt 1909SingleMissouriNebraskaNebraska

U.S. Census > 1920 United States Federal Census > Wyoming > Goshen > Lingle >T625_2026; Page: 5A; Enumeration District: 29; Image: 222.

Austin, Ira O. Head MW30MNeb, ill, illFarmer
Myrtle M.wifeFW28MNeb, Mo, Iowa
Ina L.DauFW10SMo, Neb, Neb
Olive V.DauFW6SMo, Neb, Neb
Dwight C.SonMW4SNeb, Neb, Neb
George P.SonMW1SWy, Neb, Neb

U.S. Census > 1930 United States Federal Census > Nebraska > Dawson > Gothenburg >Roll: 1270; Page: 13A; Enumeration District: 13; Image: 937.0.

Austin, Ira O. Head MW40M19Neb, ill, illTrucker
Myrtle wife HFW37M19Neb, Mo, Iowa
Olive V.DauFW16SMo, Neb, Neb
Dwight SonMW14SNeb, Neb, Neb
George SonMW12SWy, Neb, Neb
ErnestSonMW8SWy, Neb, Neb
IraSonMW6SWy, Neb, Neb
EllenDauFW4SWy, Neb, Neb
EdithDauFW1SNeb, Neb, Neb

World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918
Name: Ira O Austin
City: Lingle
County: Goshen
State: Wyoming
Birthplace: Nebraska
Birth Date: 8 Jun 1889
Race: White
Farming, employed by Geo. E. Wiley
Roll: 2022239
http://content.ancestry.com/iexec/?htx=View&r=an&dbid=6482&iid=WY-2022239-0997&fn=Ira+O&ln=Austin&st=r&ssrc=&pid=25484743

[NI0076] Sourceof some information: A. Wiltrout, Box 22, Juniata, Adams County, Nebraska 68955

1860 US Census, Illinois, Morgan County, p. 268 (591)

William Austin 30 M FarmerVA
Eleanor30 F OH
Jacob10 MIL
Eliza9 FIL
Sarah8 F IL
Porter6 MIL
Charles4 MIL
George1 MIL

1870 US Census, Illinois, Morgan County, T9-0238, p. 322b

William Austin 40 M FarmerVA
Eleanor39 F OH
Jacob20 MIL
Eliza18 FIL
Sarah17 F IL
William15 MIL
Charles13 MIL
George12 MIL
John10 MIL
Eli 7 MIL
Mary 4 FIL

1880 US Census, Illinois, Macon County, South Wheatland, T9-0229, p. 593a

William AUSTIN Self M Male W 27 IL Day Laborer IL IL
Emma AUSTIN Wife M Female W 25 IL Keeps House IL IL

1900 United States Federal Census > Nebraska > Lincoln > Walker > District 149,Roll: T623 932; Page: 6B;

Austin, William P.HeadWMJan1855M26ill, Vir, Oh Farmer
EmmaWifeWFFeb1857M26 77ill, Vir, ill
EleanorDauWFAug188217Sill, ill, illSchool Teacher
George W.SonWMNov188613Sill, ill, illAt School
Ira O.SonWMJun188910Sill, ill, illAt School
Ina A.DauWFSep1891 8Sill, ill, ill
Edith V.DauWFNov1896 3Sill, ill, ill

1910 United States Federal Census > Nebraska > Dawson > Farnam Pct > District 97
Austin, Porter W.HeadMW53M1 35ill, Vir, Oh Policeman Village
Emma L.WifeFW53M1 35ill, Vir, ill
Ina A.DauFW18SNeb, ill, ill
Edith V.DauFW13SNeb, ill, ill

1930 United States Federal Census > Nebraska > Dawson > Farnam > Roll: 1270; Page: 1A; Enumeration District: 9; Image: 877.0.
Emma is living with her daugher Edith and husband G. Walter Rolland


'The Farnam Echo', Farnam, Dawson county, Nebraska; July 31, 1919; Volume 16, Number 34, page 1. Microfilm, NSHS, Lincoln, NE

"William Porter Austin was born in Morgan county, Illinois, January 3, 1855 and died at his home in Farnam, Nebraska, July 27, 1919; age 64 years, 7 months and 24 days.

He was united in marriage to Emma Lee Auderton, November 26, 1874. To this union were born seven children, three boys and four girls; Daisy Craig of Brady Island; Irvin Austin of Curtis; Eleanor Craig of Brady Island; George Austin of Farnam; Ira Austin of Lingle, Wyo; Ina Rowland and Edith Pollard of Farnam.

He moved to Nebraska in 1887 where he took a homestead 12 miles northwest of Farnam, and in 1907 moved to Farnam where he resided until his death.

In 1907, he united with the Methodist Episcopal church of which he was a continuous member.

He leaves to mourn his loss, a wife, seven children four brothers, two sisters and thirteen grandchildren.

Funeral services were held at the Methodist church Monday afternoon, July 28 at 3 o'clock, conducted by Rev. Scholky of Curtis. Interment was at the Farnam cemetery."

History of Farnam:
http://www.wjh.us/news/contents.htm

[NI0078] 1860 US Census, Illinois, Morgan County, Franklin, M653_213,Page: 626

James R Anderton 30 1829 Virginia Male
Lucy C Anderton 29 1830 Illinois Female
Emma L Anderton 3 1856 Illinois Female
Mary A Anderton 1 1858 Illinois Female


1870 US Census, Illinois, Morgan County, Franklin, M593_263, page 397 (Where is Lucy? 1871 death date does not fit.)

Thomas Woods 29 abt 1841 Illinois White Male
Caroline Woods 38 abt 1832 Illinois White Female
Emma Anderton 12 abt 1858 Illinois White Female
George Anderton 7 abt 1863 Illinois White Male
Mary Anderton 10abt 1860 Illinois White Female
Nellie Wood 6 abt 1864 Illinois White Female
Arminda Wood 4 abt 1866 Illinois White Female

Illinois Marriages, 1851-1900
Name: James Anderton
Gender: Male
Spouse Name: Lucy Caroline Daulton
Marriage Date: Feb 22, 1855
Marriage County: Morgan
Comments: This record can be found at the County Court Records, Film # 1317641 - 1317643.

From Ancestry.com Harry Kane submitter

ID: I528729628
Name: James Robert ANDERTON
Given Name: James Robert
Surname: Anderton
Sex: M
Birth: 17 Sep 1829
Death: 2 Jul 1863 in Aboard Hospital Ship, Vicksburg, MS.

Father: Thomas ANDERTON b: Jun 1789 in Mathews Co., VA.
Mother: Lucy Ann BRIGGS b: 13 Feb 1809 in Halifax, VA.

Source?
POW Hospital Boat on the Mississippi River from measels

A James R. Anderton served in Company H, 101st Illinois Infantry

William Thomas Luttrell, Excerpted from "Our Community's Role In The War Between The States",
by Mrs. Guy Martin, published Oct. 5, 1962
by The Waverly Journal, Waverly, Illinois
"William Thomas Luttrell, grandson of this Morgan County pioneer, grew up among the hardy surroundings of pioneer days and developed a strong constitution. When the Civil War came on it is related in family annals that he returned home one day and said in substance: "Mother, I love you dearly and my gray headed old father, but my country calls and I must go." On August 9, 1862 he enlisted as a corporal in Co. H, 101st Illinois Infantry, formed at Franklin, and started to the front under Captain Joab M. Fanning.

While the regiment was training at Cairo he was elected second lieutenant of his company and later promoted to first lieut. During the war he was in many bloody engagements, and always conducted himself as a brave and gallant soldier.

He was among those who had the honor of running blockade at Vicksburg, being assigned to the gunboat, Lafayette. While doing service on it as a sharpshooter in an engagement with Confederate batteries below th city he was slightly wounded by a flying splinter caused by a shell which had exploded near him."

101st Illinois Infantry
Regiment History
"Early in March the Battalion was ordered down to Vicksburg, where it was broken up, and the companies assigned to various independent duties. Company K was assigned to provost duty at General Grant's Headquarters; Company A was assigned to the "General Bragg"; Company G to the ram "Switzerland"; Company D to the "Rattler" and the "Crocket"; and Company H to the "Lafayette".

From this, until the final reunion of the Regiment, each company had its separate history of scouts, skirmishes and expeditions, up an down the Mississippi and its tributary streams. Company G had the honor of running the blockade at Vicksburg, for which service, after the fall, General Grant furloughed the entire company.

On the 7th of June the other part of the Regiment was exchanged, and sent down to New Madrid, Mo. July 11 they were sent to Columbus, Ky., whence they were started out on a series of scouts and expeditions, which only terminated, about the 25th of August, by their bringing up at Union City, Tenn. Here they remained about a month, during which time Companies A, D, G, H and K rejoined them, and completed the reunion of the Regiment, which remained a unit thenceforth.

September 24, 1863, the Regiment received orders transferring it to the Department of the Cumberland,"

Company "H" 101st Illinois Infantry
ANDERSON, John Private Morgan co. Sep 2, 1862 Died, Memphis, Feb 13, 1863.
ANDERTON, James R. Private Morgan co. Sep 2, 1862 Died Jun 2, 1863
ANDERTON, William F. Corporal Morgan co. Sep 2, 1862 M.O. Jun 7, 1865, as private
AUSTIN, Eli Private Morgan co. Sep 2, 1862 Mustered out Jun 7, 1865
AUSTIN, William Sergeant Morgan co. Sep 2, 1862 Disch. July 23, 1863, disabil.

[NI0080] Source: A. Wiltrout, Box 22, Juniata, Adams County, Nebraska 68955

1880 US Cenus, Hackberry, Polk, Nebraska; Roll T9_754; Enumeration District: 109; Image: 0325.

J. John Miller32
Nellie Miller32
Mollie Miller6
A. George Miller5
Jackson Miller2

Nebraska State Census Collection, 1860-1885 about John J Miller
Name:John J Miller
Gender:Male
Age:37
Birth Year:abt 1848
Birth Place:Missouri
Race:White
Residence:Fairview, Dawson, Nebraska
Census Year:1885
Enumeration District:200
Neighbors:View others on page
Household Members:
NameAge
Andrew J Miller6
Arthur A Miller10 Months
George A Miller9
John J Miller37
Mollie E Miller11
Olive Miller29

1900 US Census, Famam Village, Dawson, Nebraska

MillerJ JHeadWMApr 184852M161884Missouri GermanyGermany Farmer
Miller E O WifeWFAug 186534M161884IowaIndianaIndiana
MillerJohn GSonWMAug 188712S Nebraska Mssouri Iowa
MillerSusie CDauWFNov 188910S Nebraska Missouri Iowa
Miller Mertil M DauWFMay 18919S Nebraska Missouri Iowa
Miller Iva O SonWMOct 18972S Nebraska Missouri Iowa

[NI0081] 1870 US Census, Scott, Fremont, Iowa; Roll M593_392; Page: 521B; Image: 612; Family History Library Film: 545891
WelchAsa43abt 1827MWKentucky
WelchRachel41abt 1829FWIndiana
WelchBenjamin9abt 1861MWIowa
WelchLincoln7abt 1863MWIowa
WelchOlive5abt 1865FWIowa
WelchU S Grant2abt 1868MWIowa

Nebraska State Census Collection, 1860-1885 about John J Miller
Name:John J Miller
Gender:Male
Age:37
Birth Year:abt 1848
Birth Place:Missouri
Race:White
Residence:Fairview, Dawson, Nebraska
Census Year:1885
Enumeration District:200
Neighbors:View others on page
Household Members:
NameAge
Andrew J Miller6
Arthur A Miller10 Months
George A Miller9
John J Miller37
Mollie E Miller11
Olive Miller29

1900 US Census, Famam Village, Dawson, Nebraska

MillerJ JHeadWhiteMaleApr 184852Married161884Missouri GermanyGermany Farmer
Miller E O WifeWhiteFemaleAug 186534Married161884IowaIndianaIndiana
MillerJohn GSonWhiteMaleAug 188712Single Nebraska Mssouri Iowa
MillerSusie CDauWhiteFemaleNov 188910Single Nebraska Missouri Iowa
Miller Mertil M DauWhiteFemaleMay 18919Single Nebraska Missouri Iowa
Miller Iva O SonWhiteMaleOct 18972Single Nebraska Missouri Iowa

[NI0082] U.S. Census > 1870 United States Federal Census > Missouri > Gentry > Wilson, Roll M593_776; Page: 670; Image: 559.
http://content.ancestry.com/iexec/?htx=View&r=an&dbid=7163&iid=MOM593_776-0559&fn=John+J&ln=Miller&st=r&ssrc=&pid=5219127
Sarah Miller 59 abt 1811OhioFarmer
Emma Miller11abt 1859Missouri
John J 8abt 1862Missouri

Henry Miller35 abt 1835MissouriFarmer
Mary A Miller25abt 1845Missouri
Hiram J Miller4abt 1866Missouri
John J Miller21abt 1849Missouri


1880; US Census Place: Wilson, Gentry, Missouri; Roll T9_687; Family History Film: 1254687; Page: 416.3000; Enumeration District: 271; Image: 0163.

Sarah MillerSelf (Head)58 abt 1822Ohio, Ohio, Virginia Farmer

Henry MillerSelf (Head)44 abt 1836Missouri, Prussia, Prussia Farmer
Mary Wife37 abt 1843Missouri, Virginia, Missouri
Hiram J. Son14 abt 1866Missouri, Missouri, Prussia
Elizabeth Daughter7 abt 1873Missouri, Missouri, Missouri

[NI0083] Source: Burgard, Hollinger Families
by
O. D. and Elizabeth Burgard Cordridge
3003 Greenwood Ave.
Rockford, Illinois 61107

Stevens Publishing County
Astoria, Fulton County, Illinois
1971

Library of Congress Catalogue Card Number 79-152729

1910 United States Federal Census, Nebraska, Adams, Silver Lake; Roll T624_838; Page: 1A; Enumeration District: 19; Image: 384.

Peter G Evans46 16Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania Farming
Clara Evans wife36 16 7 5Illlinois,
Myron Evans22Nebraska
Bessie Evans20Nebraska
Grace Evans15Nebraska
Mary Evans14Nebraska
Nettie Evans11Nebraska
Peter Evans09Nebraska
Ethel Evans02Nebraska

1920 United States Federal Census, Nebraska, Clay, Lone Tree,Roll T625_984; Page: 13A; Enumeration District: 42; Image: 219.
Peter Evanshead19
Grace M Evanssister24

1930 United States Federal Census, Nebraska, Clay, Inland Roll: 1269; Page: 2A; Enumeration District: 12; Image: 392.0.

Evans Peter J HeadMW29M23Neb, Penn, illFarmer
Myrtle C WifeMW24M19ill ,ill, ill
Isabell MDauMW5SNeb, Neb, ill
Imogene FDauMW4SNeb, Neb, ill
Roberta L DauMW1SNeb, Neb, ill

World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918, Nebraska, Adams County, 0, Draft Card E, Sept. 12, 1918
Name: Peter Evans Jr.
City: Ayr
County: Adams
State: Nebraska
Birth Date: 27 Apr 1900
Race: White
Roll: 1684016
http://content.ancestry.com/iexec/?htx=View&r=an&dbid=6482&iid=NE-1684016-1097&fn=Peter&ln=Evans&st=r&ssrc=&pid=26646038

Social Security Death Index about Peter Evans
Name:Peter Evans
Last Residence:68901 Hastings, Adams, Nebraska, United States of America
Born:27 Apr 1900
Died:Dec 1978
State (Year) SSN issued:Nebraska (1955)

[NI0085] Source: Burgard, Hollinger Families
by
O. D. and Elizabeth Burgard Cordridge
3003 Greenwood Ave.
Rockford, Illinois 61107

Stevens Publishing County
Astoria, Fulton County, Illinois
1971

Library of Congress Catalogue Card Number 79-152729

U.S. City Directories, Nebraska, Hastings, 1891-1899, Erdmann and Hamen's Hastings City and Adams County Directory 1895
(Alphabetical list of farmers by section, town and range and post office)
Evans Griff, ne 35-5-9 Negunda

Evans John, ne 32-5-8 Negunda
Evans Anne Mrs, Negunda

Evans Tom, ne 4-5-11 Roseland
Evans Lydia Mrs, Roseland

Evans B F, ne 22-6-11 Roseland
Evans Anne Mrs, Roseland

Evans John L, se 27-6-11 Roseland
Evans Maria Mrs, Roseland

Evans Peter G, se 1-5-11 Roseland
Evans Calara Mrs, Roseland

1910 United States Federal Census, Nebraska, Adams, Silver Lake; Roll T624_838; Page: 1A; Enumeration District: 19; Image: 384.

Peter G Evans46 16Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania Farming
Clara Evans wife36 16 7 5Illlinois,
Myron Evans22Nebraska
Bessie Evans20Nebraska
Grace Evans15Nebraska
Mary Evans14Nebraska
Nettie Evans11Nebraska
Peter Evans09Nebraska
Ethel Evans02Nebraska

[NI0086] 1910 United States Federal Census, Nebraska, Adams, Silver Lake; Roll T624_838; Page: 1A; Enumeration District: 19; Image: 384.

Peter G Evans46 16Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania Farming
Clara Evans wife36 16 7 5Illlinois,
Myron Evans22Nebraska
Bessie Evans20Nebraska
Grace Evans15Nebraska
Mary Evans14Nebraska
Nettie Evans11Nebraska
Peter Evans09Nebraska
Ethel Evans02Nebraska

[NI0087] Source: Burgard, Hollinger Families
by
O. D. and Elizabeth Burgard Cordridge
3003 Greenwood Ave.
Rockford, Illinois 61107

Stevens Publishing County
Astoria, Fulton County, Illinois
1971

Library of Congress Catalogue Card Number 79-152729

OBITUARY - Cornelius Edgar Stroops
STROOPS, C. E. Died at 8 P.M., September 2, 5 miles southeast of Hastings: age 52; survived by wife, three daughters, two sons, five grandchildren and one sister. Funeral at residence, conducted by the Rev. Mr. Worley of Inland at 2 P.M. Friday; burial at Inland cemetery.

[NI0088] OBITUARY - Ara Hester Himmel Stroops
Services for Mrs. Ara Stroops, 84, who died Monday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Herman Batterman of the Fairfield community, will be held Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock in Grace Evangelical United Brethren Church of which she was a member.
The Rev. Doyle Hays will officiate and burial will be in the Inland cemetery with the Butler-Volland Funeral Home in charge.
Mrs. Stroops, a native of Browning, Ill. came to this community in 1916. She was the widow of Cornelius Stroops and for many years resided with her daughter, Mrs. Peter Evans of Ayr, going to the Batterman home in recent months.
She leaves also another daughter, Mrs. Leonard Schuman of Harvand, 15 grandchildren and 21 great grandchildren; her brothers and sister, Michael and Issac and Miss Mary Himmel of Browning, Ill. and Mrs. Caroline Harris of Rushville, Ill.
The Stroops family has suggested that expression of sympathy may take the form of gifts to Grace Church.

[NI0089] 1870 US Census, Illinois, Schuyler County, Browing Township, p.40

Stroops, Benjamin 58 M W Farmer 4000,300Virginia
Ellen56 F W Keeping HouseVirginia
William28 M W Farm HandVirginia
Benjamin24 M W Farm HandVirginia
Jane26 F W at HomeVirginia
Thomas20 M W Virginia
William 2 M WIllianois

1880 US Census, Illinois, Schuyler County, Browing Township, Dist. 264, p.35b,T9-0250, p. 358c

Stroops, Thomas J. WM 29Farmerill, Vir, Vir
Nancy A. WF 26 Keeping House ill,
Cornelius E. WM 6ill, ill, ill
Cora Belle WF 4ill, ill, ill


1900 US Census, Illinois, Fulton County, Astonia Township
Stroops, Thomas WM Feb 1851 49 M28Ill, Vir, Vir
AdaaWF July 1852 47 M28 3 2 Ill, Ten, Ten

Prairie Farmer's Directory, 1918 Brown and Schuyler counties
Stroops, T. J. Ch *Cornelius, *Cora; Astoria R4 Browning Sec5 O122a (1851)

BIOGRAPHY - The Stroops Family by Anne Marie
Thomas Jefferson Stroops and Nancy Addie Mace were married on September 18, 1871. Addie was the daughter of Joseph and Nancy Mace, who are buried in the Astoria Cemetery, Fulton County, Illinois.
Nancy Addie Mace Stroops had a brother Aurelius Mace and sisters, Martha and Maggie.

Tom and Addie Stroops were the parents of three children: Everett, (no farther record), Cornelius Edgar, who married Ara Himmel. Ara was the daughter of Peter M. and Susan Burgard Himmel. "Neil" and Ara had 5 children: Ethel, Earl, twins Olive and Orb; and Myrtle. They and their family moved to Hastings, Adams County, Nebraska from a Browning Township farm in the Mr. Zion neighborhood. Both "Neil" and Ara are buried at Inland, Clay County, Nebraska.

Cora Belle Stroops was married to Amos S. Stambaugh on Nov. 8, 1896 and she and Amos were the parents of 6 children: Violet, Kenneth, Dollie, Velma, Woodrow and Addie. Cora Belle lived with her family in Browning Township on a farm 2 miles west of Bader.

Tom Stroops was a member of the Odd Fellow Lodge in Astoria. He seemed to have a lot of different interests including real estate holdings in both Schuyler and Fulton Counties, as well as business interests in the state of Kansas, somehow connected with his brother-in-law, "Real" Mace.
Addie Stroops passed away in 1914 and in some of the 7 years following her death Tom would spend his winters in Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, California, and then come back to Illinois for the rest of the year. He spent his time in Illinois with his daughter and her family and it was during this period that he added two rooms (a living room and bedroom) onto the residence of his daughter's home, Amos S. and Cora B. Stambaugh, in order that he might have a place to come to when he was in Illinois. They had 6 children by this time and the small house they had built back about 1900 seemed even smaller by now.
Thomas J. Stroops passed away in 1921 at the age of 70 in Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, California, and both Thomas Jefferson and Addie Mace Stroops are buried in the Astoria Cemetery.

[NI0090] Resided in Bader, Schuyler County, Illinois in 1897

[NI0091] Source: Burgard, Hollinger Families
by
O. D. and Elizabeth Burgard Cordridge
3003 Greenwood Ave.
Rockford, Illinois 61107

Stevens Publishing County
Astoria, Fulton County, Illinois
1971

Library of Congress Catalogue Card Number 79-152729

1900 United States Federal Census, Browning, Schuyler, Illinois; Roll T623_344; Page: 7A; Enumeration District: 72

Peter Hummel 58
Susan Hummel41
Callie Hummel23
Joseph Hummel21
Isaac Hummel19
William Hummel17
Mike Himmel15
Mary Himmel13
Frank Himmel9

[NI0093] Source: Burgard, Hollinger Families
by
O. D. and Elizabeth Burgard Cordridge
3003 Greenwood Ave.
Rockford, Illinois 61107

Stevens Publishing County
Astoria, Fulton County, Illinois
1971

Library of Congress Catalogue Card Number 79-152729

[NI0095] Source: Burgard, Hollinger Families
by
O. D. and Elizabeth Burgard Cordridge
3003 Greenwood Ave.
Rockford, Illinois 61107

Stevens Publishing County
Astoria, Fulton County, Illinois
1971

Library of Congress Catalogue Card Number 79-152729

[NI0097] Source: Burgard, Hollinger Families
by
O. D. and Elizabeth Burgard Cordridge
3003 Greenwood Ave.
Rockford, Illinois 61107

Stevens Publishing County
Astoria, Fulton County, Illinois
1971

Library of Congress Catalogue Card Number 79-152729

[NI0099] Source: Burgard, Hollinger Families
by
O. D. and Elizabeth Burgard Cordridge
3003 Greenwood Ave.
Rockford, Illinois 61107

Stevens Publishing County
Astoria, Fulton County, Illinois
1971

Library of Congress Catalogue Card Number 79-152729

[NI0101] Source: Burgard, Hollinger Families
by
O. D. and Elizabeth Burgard Cordridge
3003 Greenwood Ave.
Rockford, Illinois 61107

Stevens Publishing County
Astoria, Fulton County, Illinois
1971

Library of Congress Catalogue Card Number 79-152729

[NI0103] Source: Burgard, Hollinger Families
by
O. D. and Elizabeth Burgard Cordridge
3003 Greenwood Ave.
Rockford, Illinois 61107

Stevens Publishing County
Astoria, Fulton County, Illinois
1971

Library of Congress Catalogue Card Number 79-152729

[NI0105] Source: Burgard, Hollinger Families
by
O. D. and Elizabeth Burgard Cordridge
3003 Greenwood Ave.
Rockford, Illinois 61107

Stevens Publishing County
Astoria, Fulton County, Illinois
1971

Library of Congress Catalogue Card Number 79-152729

[NI0109] Source: Burgard, Hollinger Families
by
O. D. and Elizabeth Burgard Cordridge
3003 Greenwood Ave.
Rockford, Illinois 61107

Stevens Publishing County
Astoria, Fulton County, Illinois
1971

Library of Congress Catalogue Card Number 79-152729

[NI0113] Source: Burgard, Hollinger Families
by
O. D. and Elizabeth Burgard Cordridge
3003 Greenwood Ave.
Rockford, Illinois 61107

Stevens Publishing County
Astoria, Fulton County, Illinois
1971

Library of Congress Catalogue Card Number 79-152729

[NI0119] Source: Mrs. Bernard Ross, Chillicothe, Missouri; Mrs. Lena Schwab, Littlerock, California

[NI0120] Source: Mrs. Bernard Ross, Chillicothe, Missouri; Mrs. Lena Schwab, Littlerock, California

[NI0122] From lineage of Marcia Johnson Mitchell, DAR NN-153893


"Captain Edward Johnson, of Woburn, Mass., and some of his Descendants" by Hon. Edward Francis Johnson, LL.B., of Woburn, NEHGS "Register," Jan. 1905, pg. 84
"On July 17, 1690, the Council ordered that Mr. Ebenezer Johnosn of Woburn and Lieut. Barber of Medfield be immediately sent unto, requested, and impowered, "for ye Rayseing and Conducting of friend Indians . . . to ye Number of Two hundred, for the Strengthing of ye force in ye Eastern pts." ( Mass. Archives, Vol. 81, p. 95). He was a sergeant, per tax list, from 1693 to 1736, and a selectman, 1699, 1709, '13, '16.

[NI0124] From lineage of Marcia Johnson Mitchell, DAR NN-153893

"History of Woburn" by Samuel Sewall, Wiggin and Lunt, Boston 1868, p.631,650

[NI0125] "A Study in Kinships" by Karen L. Hahn, Kayelache Press, Sun City, AZ 1997, p.272

"Vital Records of Roxbury, Mass. to the End of 1849, Vol. I, Births" Salem: 1925, p. 290

christened 26 Dec 1647

"History of Woburn" by Samuel Sewall, Wiggin and Lunt, Boston 1868, p.650

[NI0126] "History of Woburn" by Samuel Sewall, Wiggin and Lunt, Boston 1868, p.650

[NI0128] From lineage of Marcia Johnson Mitchell, DAR NN-153893

"Captain Edward Johnson, of Woburn, Mass., and some of his Descendants" by Hon. Edward Francis Johnson, LL.B., of Woburn, NEHGS "Register," Jan. 1905, pg. 82
"He attained to high civic office, was one of the magistrates or assistants of the Colony, and a military officer of the several ranks from ensign to major. He resisted, at the risk of imprisonment, the spirit of royal aggression the the days of Andros. he commanded, until superseded by an officer deputed by the government, a detachment of about 300 men, assembled in arms at Billerica, on the night of Aug. 23, 1695, because of the killing or capture of fifteen persons by the Indians at that place. A thorough search of tahe country to the northward by this detachment, with William Johnson as second in command, failed to discover the enemy anywhere in force, and the men who had assembled from Woburn and its neighboring towns were dismissed."

(III) Major William Johnson, son of Captain Edward Johnson (2), was born in Canterbury, Kent, England, Kent, England, in 1629, and baptized March 22, 1629, married May 16, 1655, Esther Wiswall, daughter of Elder Thomas Wiswall, of Dorchester and Newton. She died December 27, 1707. He attained high civic offices; was assistant to the colony; major in the military forces of the colony and during the days of Governor Andros was one of those who resisted the aggressive acts curtailing the liberty hitherto enjoyed by the colonists, and commanded, until superseded by an officer deputed by the government, a detachment of about three hundred men, assembled in arms at Billerica, August 23, 1695, because of the killing or capture of fifteen persons at that place by hostile Indians. As second in command he accompanied the troops in a search for the enemy, but the Indians made good their escape. He was the second town clerk and held many town offices. He died May 22, 1704, in Woburn. His will was dated May 10, 1695, and proved September 11, 1704 (http://www.yeoldewoburn.com/Johnson.htm)

[NI0130] [Br�derbund WFT Vol. 2, Ed. 1, Tree #5488, Date of Import: May 12, 1996]
[Br�derbund WFT Vol. 1, Ed. 1, Tree #2717, Date of Import of text: July 7, 1996]
Born in 1599, and before emigrating to New England, resided at Herne Hill, near Canterbury, Kent, England County of Kent, England. His will indicates that he was of a comfortable estate consisting of a farm and two other pieces of property. On embarking from England with his family he is classed as a joiner. This may have been in part an evasion, as no one above the rank of mechanic or serving man was allowed to leave without special permission. As several of his sons and grandsons were shipwrights and carpenters, it is not improbable that he carried on the business of shipbuilding at Herne Bay. However, he did not engage in any mechanical occupation after his arrival in new England.
Early in April, 1630, Captain Johnson, without his family, embarked in one of the ships of the fleet which brought Governor Winthrop and his company to Massachusetts Bay. The records show him trading on the Merrimac River, and it is probable that he came for traffic and adventure and that he returned to England in the summer of 1631.
He returned with his family, in 1636, a zealous Puritan and in full sympathy with the religious system of the Massachusetts Colony. His ruling motive was no longer business or pleasure but in building up a Puritan Commonwealth in this western world. Embarking this time at Sandwich, the nearest seaport at which there was foreign trade, he settled temporarily at Charleston. From that time to the day of his death the records of Charlestown of Woburn, and of the Colony are filled with his name and deeds.
He was one of the committee of the Charlestown church "for the erecting of a church and town" at Woburn and was the first Recorder (Town Clerk). He was generally known as the father of the town. May 10, 1643, he took his seat in the General Court as deputy from the town of Woburn, the first session of the court after the incorporation of the town. For thirty years he was not only town clerk and representative in the general court, but he usually was Chairman of the Selectmen and occupied some prominent place on commissions and committees, especially legal and military committees.
Captain Johnson had evidently given considerable attention to military matters in England, and there acquired the rank by which he has since been known. Soon after his second arrival, we find his name in the Charlestown records with the prefix of Captain, a title of honor which in those days was not given at random. On becoming a deputy to the General Court, he was placed on nearly every military committee. These were entrusted with most extraordinary powers such as inspecting fortifications, levying fines, collecting arrearages, etc. He gathered and drilled 3 squad of militia at Woburn soon after its settlement, and always held a command in the militia of the Colony. He was often sent out on expeditions to treat with or overawe the Indians and to deal with troublesome neighbors. His name scarcely ever appears in the Massachusetts records without his military title.
For more than two hundred years, tradition has ascribed to him the authorship of Wonder-Working Providence, a quaint and authentic narrative of events connected with the settlement of Massachusetts Bay. It is acknowledged to be the most important book on the Massachusetts colony that was printed during the first hundred years after the settlement. The fraudulent use made of this work in the collection known as the Gorges Tracts for a time robbed the author of the credit due him, but the true authorship has beyond a doubt been established by Dr. Poole, the famous librarian.
Captain Edward Johnson married Susan Munter who was born in England in 1597 and who died at Woburn in 1690. He died in Woburn April 23, 1672, aged 73 years. At the session of the court following (may 15th) it was ordered that a committee be appointed to gather and preserve such historical material as had been collected by him, John Winthrop, Sr., and others.
FROM: One line of the Descendants of Captain Edward Johnson of Herne Hill, England, and Woburn, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, U.S.A. Compiled by Hubert Buell Johnson from A sketch of the Life of Edward Johnson by William Frederick Librarian of Bodon Athenaeum: A Genealogy of the Descendants of Captain Edward Johnson by John Alonzo Boutelle: (both being a part of an introduction to Captain Edward Johnson's Wonder Working Providence by Pro. Andorer.). Leominster, Mass. Town Records: of Three generations by George Larenzo Johnson: Various family records: Etc.; Tokyo, Japan, 1896 Aoyama Industrial press.

From WFT 4-338
Edward Johnson is mentioned in the book "Albion's Seed", by David H. Fischer as the author of Johnson's Wonder-working Providence 1628-1651" .

The author says Johnson probably emigrated aboard the ship ARBELLA with Governor Winthrop, the first ship of 198 in the Puritan migration from England. (The migration lasted until 1640, then stopped abruptly).

"Arbella was no ordinary emigrant vessel. She carried 28 great guns and was the "admiral" or flagship of an entire fleet of English ships that sailed for Mass. in the same year (1630). The men and women embarked in her were also far from being ordinary passengers. Traveling in the comfort of a cabin was Lady Arbella Fiennes, sister of the Earl of Lincoln in whose honor the ship had received her name. Also on board were her husband, Isaac Johnson, a rich land owner in the County of Rutland; her brother Charles Fiennes; and her friend, the future poet, Anne Dudley Bradstreet, who had grown up in the household of the Earl of Lincoln. Other berths were occupied by the Earl's stewards Simon Bradstreet and Thomas Dudley; by an English gentleman called Richard Saltonstall; and by a Suffolk lawyer named John Winthrop, who was destined to become the leader of the Colony.

Most of the Arbella's passengers were families of lesser rank, but very few of them came from the bottom of English society. Their dress and demeanor marked them as yeoman and artisans of middling status"

"The Arbella was one of seventeen vessels that sailed to Mass in the year 1630.

Edward Francis Johnson, who wrote a sketch of this family, says: "The conjecture which I formed regarding these (dates of baptisms and burials extending back to 1545 in St. George's register) was that 'William Johnson, parrish clarke' was the father of the town clerk of Woburn, and that he occasionally put in a back item into the records when he came to have charge of them; that he was born in 1559; that perhaps the John Johnson who died in 1598 was his father, born perhaps in 1541 or 1542; that the William Johnson who died in 1576, was his grandfather, 'husband of Elizabeth,' who died in 1575."
(http://www.yeoldewoburn.com/Johnson.htm)

[NI0132] Painter and clerk of St. George's parish.

[NI0133] [Br�derbund WFT Vol. 2, Ed. 1, Tree #5488, Date of Import: May 12, 1996]

CRA

[NI0134] .

[NI0136] "A Study in Kinships" by Karen L. Hahn, Kayelache Press, Sun City, AZ 1997, p.415
Good sources given.

[NI0139] Historic homes and institutions and genealogical and personal memoirs of Worcester County... By Ellery Bicknell Crane p.125

(II) Joseph Merriam, son of Joseph Merriam (i), was born in England, 1629, lived at Concord and Cambridge, Massachusetts (probably over the Cambridge line in Lexington). He took the. freeman's oath May 22, 1650.

He married at Concord, July 12, 1653, Sarah Stone, daughter of Gregory Stone, of Cambridge. Joseph died at Concord, April 20, 1677; his wife died at Lexington, April 5, 1704. Their children were:

Sarah, born at Concord, August 7, 1654, married, June 14, 1688, Eleazer Ball, of Concord, who died November 15, 1698; she married (second), June 7, 1699, Samuel Fletcher, of Chelmsford; she died April 29, 1703;

Lydia. born August 3, 1656, died December 16, 1690; Joseph, born at Cambridge, May 25, 1658;

Elizabeth, born May 20, 1660, married Isaac Wood; John, born at Cambridge, August 30, 1662;

Mary, born June 14, 1664, married Isaac Stearns;

Robert, born December 17, 1667; Ruth, married, December 3, 1690, Nathaniel Stow, of Concord, died July 14, 1718;

Thomas, born 1672; David, died 1744, at Townsend, Massachusetts.

[NI0140] Library of Lynn Ransom Burton;
Americana, Vol.22, p.438
Littleton Town Records;
Massachusetts General Vol. 2, p.727;
Crane, Worcester County, Vol. IV, p.207;
Paige, History of Cambridge, pp. 516,609;
WFT # 4635

"Historic homes and institutions and genealogical and personal memoirs of Worcester County"... By Ellery Bicknell Crane p.125

(II) Joseph Merriam, son of Joseph Merriam (i), was born in England, 1629, lived at Concord and Cambridge, Massachusetts (probably over the Cambridge line in Lexington). He took the. freeman's oath May 22, 1650.

He married at Concord, July 12, 1653, Sarah Stone, daughter of Gregory Stone, of Cambridge. Joseph died at Concord, April 20, 1677; his wife died at Lexington, April 5, 1704. Their children were:

Sarah, born at Concord, August 7, 1654, married, June 14, 1688, Eleazer Ball, of Concord, who died November 15, 1698; she married (second), June 7, 1699, Samuel Fletcher, of Chelmsford; she died April 29, 1703;

Lydia. born August 3, 1656, died December 16, 1690; Joseph, born at Cambridge, May 25, 1658;

Elizabeth, born May 20, 1660, married Isaac Wood; John, born at Cambridge, August 30, 1662;

Mary, born June 14, 1664, married Isaac Stearns;

Robert, born December 17, 1667; Ruth, married, December 3, 1690, Nathaniel Stow, of Concord, died July 14, 1718;

Thomas, born 1672; David, died 1744, at Townsend, Massachusetts.

[NI0142] "Genealogy and Memoirs of Isaac Stearns and His Descendants" by Mrs. Avis Stearns Van Wagenen, Courier Printing, Syracuse, NY, 1901, p. 31
10�JOHN STEARNS (4), date of birth unknown, son of Isaac and Mary (Barker) Stearns, of Watertown, Mass.; one of the first settlers of Billerica, Mass. He md. (i), , 1653, Sarah Mixer, only dau. of Isaac and Sarah Mixer, of Water- town, Mass., to whom her father gave, among other things, "one-half of my vessel, Dilligent." She d., June 14, 1656, leaving one child, and he md. (2), Dec. 20, 1656 (by Thomas Hinckley, Esq.), Mary Lothrop, b., Oct. 4, 1640, dau. of Thomas and Mary (Learned) Lothrop, of Barnstable, Mass. Mr. Stearns d., Mar. 5, 1668, and his widow md. (2), May 6, 1669. Capt. Wm. French, Esq., of Billerica, Mass., by whom she had four daughters. Capt. French d., Nov. 20, 1681, aged 78, and she md. (3), June 29, 1684, Isaac Mixer Jr., of Watertown, Mass., being his third wife, and he a brother of her first husband's first wife. She was living in 1735, ''very aged." Inventory, Mar. 23, 1668-9, by William French, another, and Jonathan Danforth, �319, i8s., 4d. John Stearns had six children.

11�JOHN STEARNS (35), b., 1654, May, "second week." second birth recorded in Billerica: d., Oct. 26. 1728.

12�ISAAC STEARNS, b., Apr. 17, 1658; d., Oct. 9, 1659.

13�SAMUEL STEARNS, b., Sept. 3, 1659; disabled, probably lunatic; d., 1735, unm. In 1675, a son of John Steams, of Billerica (said son being then aged sixteen), ''was disabled," and the Court ordered that Lieut. French, who had married his mother, should have the charge of him. "In Apr., 1722. the selectmen of Billerica petitioned the Court about Samuel Stearns, 'an impotent and discomposed person,' who had been, for some time, taken care of by Capt. John Stearns and Isaac Stearns, his brethren; that the selectmen may have toward his support, eight acres of land in the center of the town, belonging to said Samuel and in possession of Isaac Stearns." On Feb. 24, 1702-3, Mary Mixer gave to her son, Samuel Stearns, 24 poles of land, a share of the estate of her
first husband, John Stearns, which had been divided in Oct.r 1687.

14�ISAAC STEARNS (45), b., Dec. 23, 1661; d., 1739; apprenticed to his step-father, William French, in 1675.

15�NATHANIEL STEARNS, b., Nov. 30,1663; took oatb of fidelity, 1685; d., .

16�THOMAS STEARNS (51), b., Dec. 6, 1665; apprenticed to his step-father, William French, in 1675.

"Genealogies of the ...Early Settlers of Watertown, Mass." by Henry Bond, NEHGS, Boston, 1869, p.453

[NI0144] From WFT #4457,5021
left England on April 6, 1630, Taylor/Planter
Broderbund WFT Vol. 3, Ed.1, Tree #5716, Date of Import:Apr. 1997
According to "Genealogy and Memoirs of Isaac Stearns and His Descendants, " by Mrs. Avis Stearns Van Wagenen, 1901. 3 brothers, Isaac, Daniel, and Shubael came from England together. Daniel died without being married, then Shubael & wife died, leaving 2 sons, Chas and Nathanel. Chas and Nathaniel went to care of uncle Isaac. OR Isaac, Charles, and Nathaniel were brothers and came to America together. Book also indicates Stearns, Sternes, Sterns, Starns are all variations of Sterne.

"Genealogy and Memoirs of Isaac Stearns and His Descendants, " by Mrs. Avis Stearns Van Wagenen, 1901
"i�ISAAC STEARNS, or Sternes, b. in England, ;

md., 1622, Mary Barker, dau. of John and Margaret Barker, of Stoke, Nayland, Suffolk, England. "This is proved correct by an entry in Thomas Lechford's Note Book, pages 291, 292." Isaac Sternes d., June 19, 1671, and his widow d., Apr. 2, 1677; eight children."

Isaac's will was filed for Probate in Middlesex Co, MA. Ref p 20-22. He left 467 acres to his children. The book indicates that perhaps John Stearns, born ?1631 was actually the first child of Mary and Isaac who was baptized in Suffolk of Billerica in 1623.

F & P, Colket: Isaac Stearns, Came on "Arabella" 1630, Salem MA, Watertown 1631, d there June 19
1671. Freeman. Selectman. Isaac Stearns and Descendants 1901, v 1; Memoranda of the Stearns
family 1901.

WFT4,2519 has alternate wife Martha Barker, with different parents? tpg

From WFT 4-17
From "Fifty Great Migration Colonists to New England & their Origins," by John Brooks Threlfall. Madison Wisconsin 1990:

Isaac Stearns probably came to New England in the Winthrop Fleet. On the morning of April 8 1630, the first five ships set sail from Yarmouth, Isle of Wight, and arrived at Salem on the 12th of June. The other six ships of the Winthrop Fleet sailed in May and arrived in July, bringing altogether about 700 passengers. Not being satisfied with the prospects of Salem, the colonists soon moved on to Charlestown and thence to Watertown where they settled. Isaac Stearns settled near Mount Auburn. In 1642, his home lot was bounded on the north by the land of John Warren, on the west by the highway, on the south by the land of John Biscoe, and on the east by Paquette Meadow, a part of which meadow he owned. In the distribution of the estate of his son Samuel in 1724, this home lot "where his grandfather had lived", was assigned to the eldest son Nathaniel. Probably all the families of the name Stearns in the United States are descended from three early immigrants, viz. Isaac or Charles who settled in Watertown, or Nathaniel, who settled in Dedham. Isaac in his will, calls Charles "my kinsman". Probably Nathaniel was also related.
Isaac Stearns was admitted a freeman on May 18, 1631, and he was a selectman for several years.
On Dec. 4, 1638, Isaac Stearns and John Page were fined 5 Shillings "for turning the way about" (i.e. changing the highway). In 1647, he and Briscoe were appointed by the selectmen "to consider how the bridge over the river shall be built, and to agree with the workmen for doing it, according to their best discretion." This was the first mention of a bridge over the Charles River in Watertown.
Isaac Stearns died June 19, 1671, leaving a widow Mary, who died April 23, 1677.
His will, dated five days before his death, and with his autograph signature, is extant in the Middlesex Probate office.

From Bonds "History of Watertown":

Isaac came to America, in 1630, in the same ship, as there is reason to believe, with Gov. Winthrop, and Sir Richard Saltonstall
"Genealogies of the ...Early Settlers of Watertown, Mass." by Henry Bond, NEHGS, Boston, 1869, p.452-453

[NI0146] "The Genealogy of the Barinerd-Brainard Family in America" by Lucy Abigail Brainard, Hartford Press, 1908, Vol 1, p.68

[NI0148] From World Family Tree Vol 2, #3612

[NI0149] From World Family Tree Vol 2, #3612

[NI0150] "Genealogies of Connecticut Families" by Gary Boyd Roberts, Genealogical Pub. Co.,
Baltimore, 1983, Vol. II, p. 519

[Broderbund WFT Vol.9 , Ed. 1, Tree #1500, Date of Import: Mar, 1998]

The Genealogy of the Brainerd-Brainard Family in America 1649-1908 by
Lucy Abigail Brainard. Pp. 41, Vol II; m. Oct 1, 1707, Dorothy (Hobart) Mason,
b. Aug 21, 1679, in Topsfield,Mass., dau. of Rev. Jeremiah and Elizabeth
(Whiting) Hobart and widow of Daniel Mason of Lebanon,Conn., to whom she was
married Apr. 19,1704. Mrs. Dorothy (Hobart) (Mason) Brainerd d. Mar.
11,1731/32, in her 53rd yr.

!Dawes-Gates Ancestral Lines, Vol. II;

[NI0152] Broderbund WFT Vol. 7, Ed.1, Tree #3883, Date of Import: Apr 97
The saga of Daniel Brainerd, the first of the family to come to America, is a somewhat romantic and rather touching one. It is said that his name, originally, was Brainwood--if I correctly decipher our genealogist's tidy but not-all-that-legible script. He was stolen from his native town of Braintree, Essex, England, when he was about eight years old and brought to America. He was sold to a Mr. Wadsworth, farmer, for his passage: "To be learned to read and write and at time of his freedom when twenty-one years old to be given two suits of clothes." It is difficult to See what advantage was gained from all this business by whoever it was that "stole" young Daniel if all he got for the boy was the recovery of the expense of passage. Farmer Wadsworth, of course, got thirteen years of service from the lad; and the boy himself seems not to have done too badly, besides getting an education of sorts and two suits of clothes, He went to Haddam, Middlesex County,Connecticut, about 1662, having by then completed his service to Wadsworth. He was born in 1641; so he was, by now, twenty-one. He became a merchant in Haddam and built a store of logs. He became a Deacon of the Church, a Commissioner in 1669, and a Deputy to the General Court.

Broderbund WFT Vol. 7, Ed.1, Tree #3982, Date of Import: Apr 97
^Daniel was married to two Hannah Spencer's. 1st, Abt 1664, the daughter of
Gerard Spencer (Ensign) (1614-1685) and 3rd, 29 Nov 1698, the daughter of
Thomas Spencer (Sargent) (1607-1687) and his 2nd wife, Sarah Bearding. Daniel's
2nd marriage, 30 Mar 1693, was to Elizabeth (Wakeman) Arnold.

[Broderbund WFT Vol.9 , Ed. 1, Tree #1500, Date of Import: Mar, 1998]
!Source:The Genealogy of the Brainerd-Brainard Family in America 1649-1908 by
Lucy Abigail Brainard. Pp. 31-40; See notes Braind01 in file.
!Death:Visit to Old Burying Ground Cemetery, Haddam, CT. 12Oct1992;
!Death:LDS Film # 0002798;

[NI0153] [Broderbund WFT Vol.9 , Ed. 1, Tree #1500, Date of Import: Mar, 1998]
!Source:The Genealogy of the Brainerd-Brainard Family in America 1649-1908 by
Lucy Abigail Brainard. Pp. 31-40; See notes Braind01 in file.
!A Genealogy of Ward and Allied Families;
b. abt 1640;
!Dawes-Gates Ancestral Lines;
!Spencer, Gerard(1), John(2), Timothy(2), Mehitable(2), Sarah(2), Elizabeth(2),
Ruth(2), by Flora S. Clark;

[NI0154] [Broderbund WFT Vol.9 , Ed. 1, Tree #1500, Date of Import: Mar, 1998]
The Genealogy of the Brainerd-Brainard Family in America 1649-1908 by
Lucy Abigail Brainard. Pp. 42
Dawes-Gates Ancestral Lines, Vol. II;

[NI0155] "The Genealogy of the Barinerd-Brainard Family in America" by Lucy Abigail Brainard, Hartford Press, 1908, Vol 1, p.43

[NI0156] Author: 'A commentary on the gospel according to St. Mark's New York, Harper, 1960. Harper New Testament commentaries.
"The Gospel According to Mark", London: Adam and Charles Black, 1977
"The Gospel According to Matthew," The Interpreter's Bible (New York: Abingdon, 1951)
"The Griesbach Hypothesis and Redaction Criticism" (The Society of Biblical Literature Monograph Series 41; Atlanta: Scholars Press, 1991).

Johnson, Sherman Elbridge 1908-
Directory of American Scholars. Sixth edition, Volume 1: History. New York: R.R. Bowker County, 1974. (DrAS 74H)
Who's Who in America. 38th edition, 1974-1975. Wilmette, IL: Marquis Who's Who, 1974. (WhoAm 74)
Who's Who in America. 39th edition, 1976-1977. Wilmette, IL: Marquis Who's Who, 1976. (WhoAm 76)
Who's Who in the West. 17th edition, 1980-1981. Wilmette, IL: Marquis Who's Who, 1980. (WhoWest 80)
Who's Who in the West. 18th edition, 1982-1983. Wilmette, IL: Marquis Who's Who, 1982. (WhoWest 82)
Who's Who in the World. Second edition, 1974-1975. Wilmette, IL: Marquis Who's Who, 1973. (WhoWor 74)

Social Security Death Index about Sherman E. Johnson
Name:Sherman E. Johnson
SSN:013-26-4439
Last Residence:94530 El Cerrito, Contra Costa, California, United States of America
Born:7 Mar 1908
Died:24 Mar 1993
State (Year) SSN issued:Massachusetts (Before 1951)

New York Passenger Lists, 1820-1957 about Sherman Elbridge Johnson
Name:Sherman Elbridge Johnson
Arrival Date:14 Jun 1948
Estimated Birth Year:1908
Age:40
Gender:Male
Port of Departure:Gothenburg, Sweden
Ship Name:Gripsholm
Search Ship Database:View the Gripsholm in the 'Passenger Ships and Images' database
Port of Arrival:New York, New York
NATIVITY:Kansas
Line:21
Microfilm Serial:T715
Microfilm Roll:T715_7613
Birth Location:Kansas
Birth Location Other:Hutchinson
Page Number:87

1910 United States Federal Census about Sherman Johnson
Name:Sherman Johnson
Age in 1910:2
Estimated Birth Year:abt 1908
Birthplace:Kansas
Relation to Head of House:Son
Father's Name:Walter
Father's Birth Place:Kansas
Mother's Name:Josephine
Mother's Birth Place:Kansas
Home in 1910:Hutchinson Ward 6, Reno, Kansas
Race:White
Gender:Male
Neighbors:View others on page
Household Members:
NameAge
Walter Johnson32
Josephine Johnson27
Sherman Johnson2


Kansas State Census Collection, 1855-1925 about Sherman Johnson
Name:Sherman Johnson
Census Date:1915
Residence County:Reno
Residence State:Kansas
Locality:Hutchinson
Birth Location:Kansas
Family Number:112
Gender:Male
Estimated Birth Year:abt 1908
Race:White
Line:11
Roll:ks1915_193
Household Member(s):
NameAge
Walter A Johnson40
Jossie Johnson38
Sherman Johnson7
Josphine Johnson4

California Death Index, 1940-1997 about Sherman Elbridge Johnson
Name:Sherman Elbridge Johnson
Social Security #:013264439
Sex:MALE
Birth Date:7 Mar 1908
Birthplace:Kansas
Death Date:24 Mar 1993
Death Place:Alameda
Mother's Maiden Name:Enderton

[NI0157] There were no children of this marriage

[NI0158] 1910 US Census, Kansas, Wyandotte County, Kansas City, 1733 Central Ave
Roll 461, Book 2, Page 113a, SD 2, ED 182, Sheet#3, Apr. 16, 1910 T624_461

Motter, John A. Head M 59 Indiana, Indiana, Indiana Minister, Collector
Annie E. Wife F 61 Ohio, Ohio, Maryland
Gaffney,Maude A. Dau F 31 Kansas, Indiana, Ohio
Joseph E. SiL M 29 Missouri, Mass., Ire-Irish Agent, Real Estate
Motter GSonM 1 10/12 Kansas, Kansas, Missouri
Joseph E. GSonM 6/12 Kansas, Kansas, Missouri
Richardson, Carrie H, Servant, F 21 Ohio, Missouri, Missouri Servant, Private family

1920 US Census, Kansas, Wyandotte County, Kansas City, 19 South Valley St. 73rd Precinct
Roll 556, Book 1, Page 274b, SD 2, ED 183, Sheet#14b, Jan. 15, 1920 T625_556, p.14b(549)

Gaffney, Joseph E.HeadM 39 Mo, Ma, Ire Foreman Ice Co.
MaudWifeF 39 Ks, In, Oh
MotterSonM 11 Ks, Mo, Ks
J E, Jr.SonM 10 Ks, Mo, Ks

1930 US Census, Kansas, Wyandotte County, Kansas City, 19 South Valley St.
Roll 728, Book 2, Page 193, SD 6, ED 105-42, Sheet#23a, April 18, 1930 T626_728, p.23a(933)

Gaffney, Joseph E.HeadM 49 Mo, Ma, Ire Accountant-City Ice
MaudWife H.F 49 Ks, In, Oh
John M.SonM 21 Ks, Mo, KsAttendant
Joseph E, Jr.SonM 20 Ks, Mo, Ks Book-keeper Bank

[NI0159] Died in Railway accident, family suited Railroad.

1870 US Census, Illinois, Clark County, Marshall Township, M593, roll 195, part 1,Page: 386A
John GAFFNEY Male W 31 MA Rail Road Laborer
Joanna GAFFNEY Female W 30 IRE Keeping House
Mary GAFFNEY Female W 4 IL
John GAFFNEY Male W 2 IL
Thomas GAFFNEY Male W 1 MO

1880 US Census, Missouri, Moniteau County, Tipton, T9-0704, page 375a
John GAFFNEY Self M Male W 44 MA Laborer IRE IRE
Joanna GAFFNEY Wife M Female W 40 IRE Keeping House IRE IRE
Mary GAFFNEY Dau S Female W 14 IL MA IRE
John GAFFNEY Son S Male W 12 IL MA I
Thomas GAFFNEY Son S Male W 11 MO MA IRE
Keily GAFFNEY Son S Male W 9 IN MA I
Willie GAFFNEY Son S Male W 5 IL MA I
Maggie GAFFNEY Dau S Female W 2 IL MA IRE
Robert SULLIVAN Other S Male W 35 MO Laborer --- ---
William KILFOY Other S Male W 50 IRE Laborer --- ---

1895 Kansas State Census Collection, > Butler > El Dorado
J. C. Lines 65 Penn
Mary J.48 Penn
Harry21 Kansas

Jack Gaffney27 Illinois
Frona18 Kansas
http://content.ancestry.com/iexec/?htx=View&r=an&dbid=1088&iid=ksv115_15-0179&fn=Mary+T&ln=Lines&st=r&ssrc=&pid=5368957

1900 US Census, Butler, Kansas, El Dorado; Roll: T623 472; Page: 2B; Enumeration District: 9.

Gaffney, John J.HeadWM Sep 1856 23?M5ill, ill, ill RR Conductor
FransWifeWF Jul 1896 23(24)M5 1, 1Ks, ill, Ken
JackSonWM Nov 1899 SKs, ill, Ks
LinesMaryMot-LawWF Dec 1848 ?W 3,2 Ken, ill, Kan

1905 Kansas State Census Collection
Name:J J Gaffney
Census Date:1 Mar 1905
Residence County:Sumner
Residence State:Kansas
Locality:Caldwell
Birth Location:Illinois
Family Number:155
Gender:Male
Estimated Birth Year:abt 1867
Race:White
Line:17
Roll:ks1905_162
Household Member(s):
NameAge
J J Gaffney38
Frona Gaffney28
Jack Gaffney5
J A Deahal49
Susan Deahal50
Mabel Deahal13

1910 US Census, Kansas > Sumner > 3-Wd Caldwell > District 150, Series:T624 Roll: 458 Part:3 Page: 43B

Gaffney, John J.HeadWM 48M15ill, Mass, IreSwitchman RR
FranaWifeWF 33M15 1, 1Ks, ill, ill
JohnSonWM 10SKs, ill, Ks

1915 Kansas State Census Collection, > Sedgwick > Wichita
Gaffney, J.J 48M
Frona37F
Jack15M
http://content.ancestry.com/iexec/?htx=View&r=an&dbid=1088&iid=ks1915_222-0174&fn=J+J&ln=Gaffney&st=r&ssrc=&pid=1703403

[NI0160] 'Aunt Molly' was 16 when her mother died and she help raise John, Thomas and Neal. She was 25 when her father died, she then raised William age 15, Margaret age 13 and Joseph age 9.

She also painted many of the pottery pieces that have become family heirlooms.

1870 US Census, Illinois, Clark County, Marshall Township, M593, roll 195, part 1,Page: 386A
John GAFFNEY Male W 31 MA Rail Road Laborer
Joanna GAFFNEY Female W 30 IRE Keeping House
Mary GAFFNEY Female W 4 IL
John GAFFNEY Male W 2 IL
Thomas GAFFNEY Male W 1 MO

1880 US Census, Missouri, Moniteau County, Tipton, T9-0704, page 375a
John GAFFNEY Self M Male W 44 MA Laborer IRE IRE
Joanna GAFFNEY Wife M Female W 40 IRE Keeping House IRE IRE
Mary GAFFNEY Dau S Female W 14 IL MA IRE
John GAFFNEY Son S Male W 12 IL MA I
Thomas GAFFNEY Son S Male W 11 MO MA IRE
Keily GAFFNEY Son S Male W 9 IN MA I
Willie GAFFNEY Son S Male W 5 IL MA I
Maggie GAFFNEY Dau S Female W 2 IL MA IRE
Robert SULLIVAN Other S Male W 35 MO Laborer --- ---
William KILFOY Other S Male W 50 IRE Laborer --- ---

1900 US Census, Kansas, Wyandotte County, Kansas City, South Valley St.
Roll 504, Book 2, Page 288a, SD 2, ED 16, Sheet#9

Gaffney, Thomas F.Head, Jun 1870, 30 SMo,Ma, Ire Machenist
Gaffney, Mary E.Sis., Sep 1865, 34 S il, Ma, Ire
Gaffney, William P.Bro. July 1875, 24 Sil, Ma, Ire Car Repaires
Gaffney, Margrette Sis., Oct 1877, 22 S il, Ma, Ire
Gaffney, Edward J.Bro., Jan 1881, 19 S Mo, Ma, Ire at School
Kilfoyl, WilliamBoa. S Ire, Ire, Ire

1910 United States Federal Census > Missouri > Jackson > 7-Wd Kansas > District 189 Series: T624 Roll: 789 Part: 1 Page: 191A

425 Kensington Ave.
Stephens, John M. Head 25m8Penn,
Margarret E.Wife32m8 1,1ill, Mass, Ire
Katherine E.Dau 4sMiss, Penn, ill
Gaffney, Mollie E. Sis-in-law44sill, Mass, Ire

Missouri Death Certificate
Died of Tuberculosis at the Missouri State Hospital for the Insane at St. Joseph
http://www.sos.mo.gov/TIF2PDFConsumer/DispPDF.aspx?fTiff=/archives/DeptofHealth/Death/1914/1914_00007521.TIF&Fln=14013.pdf

[NI0161] Not found in:
"Pierce Genealogy,A record of the posterity of Captain Michael, John and Captain William Pierce, who came to America from England." ,Author: Frederick Clifton Pierce'Call Number: R929.2 P61b, Bibliographic Information: Pierce, Frederick Clifton. Pierce Genealogy. Albany, N.Y.: Joel Munsell's Sons, 1889.

Found in: "The Pierce Genealogy"F.B. Pierce (1882)

[NI0163] Found in: "The Pierce Genealogy"F.B. Pierce (1882)

[NI0164] CONVERS, Deborah
Birth Date: 1647 Birth Place:
Volume: 33 Page Number: 278
Reference: Fam. hist. of Jos. Convers of Bedford, Ms. by John Jay Putnam. Worcester, 1897. (97p.):19

[NI0165] Broderbund WFT Vol. 5, Ed.1, Tree #2845, Date of Import: Apr 97

His son James was the 11th of 13 children

Sorce:
History of Woburn
Lexington Mass Library
James Pierce 1824-1910
Jesse Pierce 1876-1949
James G. Pierce 1900-1985

"History of Woburn" by Samuel Sewall, Wiggin and Lunt, Boston 1868, p.628

Found in: "The Pierce Genealogy"F.B. Pierce (1882)

[NI0167] "Genealogy of the Olmsted family in America: Embracing the descendants of James and Richard Olmsted and Covering a period of nearly three Centuries, 1632-1912" by Henry King Olmsted and George K. Ward, New York, A.T. La Mare Pub. and Printing, 1912-1923, p. 198

(4007) JOHN OLMSTED, Ridgefield, Conn. b. Feb. 25, 1715;
m. (1) Phebe ; (2) Joanna - �.

1st marriage: 4153, Richard + (probably).
2d marriage: 4154, Sarah; b. June 17, 1744. 4155,
Stephen; b. Oct. 5, 1745; m. Hannah Benedict. 4156,
Joanna; b. Feb. 7,1748; m Jan. 22,1772, Daniel Olmsted (No. 4180).

4157, Darius + . 4158, Benjamin +.

[NI0168] "Genealogy of the Olmsted family in America: Embracing the descendants of James and Richard Olmsted and Covering a period of nearly three Centuries, 1632-1912" by Henry King Olmsted and George K. Ward, New York, A.T. La Mare Pub. and Printing, 1912-1923, p. 194 (Google Books)

(3966) (Capt.) RICHARD OLMSTED. b. 1692; d. Oct. 16, 1776;
m.Apr. 22, 1714, Mary Betts; b. Sept. 10, 1693; d. Jan. 31, 1786; dau. of Samuel and Judith (Reynolds) Betts.

Richard Olmsted went to Ridgefield, Conn.,with his brother Daniel. He was Town Clerk in 1712. 4007, John +. 4008, Richard +. 4009, Stephen +. 4010, Thomas,- b. in Ridgefield, Conn., Oct. 24,1722; d. abt. 1757 or 1774.

Thomas Olmsted, going upon a dangerous expedition, made his will and gave: 1st. All his land to his parents, Richard and Mary Olmsted. 2d. To his nephew, Thomas, son of his brother Justus. 3d. "To each of my little kinsfolk, children of my brother Richard dd." 4th. To two nephews, children of "my beloved sister Hepzibah Whitney dd." and to his brothers John, Stephen,. Justus, Daniel and Samuel. The inventory is dated April 4, 1757. 4011, Hepzibah; b. June 20, 1726; m. June 15, 1746, John Whitney. 4012, Justus +. 4013, Daniel +. 4014, Samuel +. 4015, Mary; b. Feb. 26, 1737-38; d. Aug. 3, 1746. 4016, Jesse.

[NI0171] "Genealogy of the Olmsted family in America: Embracing the descendants of James and Richard Olmsted and Covering a period of nearly three Centuries, 1632-1912" by Henry King Olmsted and George K. Ward, New York, A.T. La Mare Pub. and Printing, 1912-1923, p. 192

(3955) (Lieut.) JOHN OLMSTED. bap. at Hartford, Conn., Dec. 30, 1649; inventory dated Dec. 22, 1704-5; estate distributed Apr. 17, 1705;
m. (1) prob. Nov. 11, 1670, Mary Benedict; dau. of Thomas and Mary (Bridgum) Benedict, of (prob.) Southold', Long Island, N. Y.;
(2) Mrs. Elizabeth (Pardie) Gregory; b. June 10, 1660; dau. of George Pardie and widow of Thomas Gregory.

Mrs. Elizabeth Olmsted survived her husband. In 1673, in "the Estates of Lands and Accommodations of ye towne of Norwalk," John Olmsted is credited with /50. In 1699 he was chosen Selectman, and again in 1703.

[NI0172] 1870 US Census, Illinois, Clark County, Marshall Township, M593, roll 195, part 1,Page: 386A
John GAFFNEY Male W 31 MA Rail Road Laborer
Joanna GAFFNEY Female W 30 IRE Keeping House
Mary GAFFNEY Female W 4 IL
John GAFFNEY Male W 2 IL
Thomas GAFFNEY Male W 1 MO

1880 US Census, Missouri, Moniteau County, Tipton, T9-0704, page 375a
John GAFFNEY Self M Male W 44 MA Laborer IRE IRE
Joanna GAFFNEY Wife M Female W 40 IRE Keeping House IRE IRE
Mary GAFFNEY Dau S Female W 14 IL MA IRE
John GAFFNEY Son S Male W 12 IL MA I
Thomas GAFFNEY Son S Male W 11 MO MA IRE
Keily GAFFNEY Son S Male W 9 IN MA I
Willie GAFFNEY Son S Male W 5 IL MA I
Maggie GAFFNEY Dau S Female W 2 IL MA IRE
Robert SULLIVAN Other S Male W 35 MO Laborer --- ---
William KILFOY Other S Male W 50 IRE Laborer --- ---

1900 US Census, Kansas, Wyandotte County, Kansas City, South Valley St.
Roll 504, Book 2, Page 288a, SD 2, ED 16, Sheet#9

Gaffney, Thomas F.Head, Jun 1870, 30 SMo,Ma, Ire Machenist
Gaffney, Mary E.Sis., Sep 1865, 34 S il, Ma, Ire
Gaffney, William P.Bro. July 1875, 24 Sil, Ma, Ire Car Repaires
Gaffney, Margrette Sis., Oct 1877, 22 S il, Ma, Ire
Gaffney, Edward J.Bro., Jan 1881, 19 S Mo, Ma, Ire at School
Kilfoyl, WilliamBoa. S Ire, Ire, Ire

1910 US Census,Colorado, Denver, 16th Wd, T624 Roll: 117 Part: 2 Page: 212B

Gaffney, Thomas F.Head MW41MMo, Ken, Ire Machinist Shop
Frances Wife FW33MKs, Ire, ?

1920 US Census, Nebraska, Washington County, Hall, Roll:625_992Page:8A ED: 107 Image: 259

Gaffney, Thomas Head MW50MMo, Mass, Ire Forman Round House
Frances Wife FW42MMo, Ire, Eng
JohnSon MW9SColorado, Mo, Mo

1930 US Census, Kansas City, Jackson, Missouri; Roll: 1202; Page: 42B; Enumeration District: 229; Image: 937.0.
Gaffney, Thomas F.Head MW61M32Mo, Mass, Ire Stationary Enginer oil Refinery
Frances J Wife FW50M22Ks, Ire, Ire
John W.Son MW19SColorado, Mo, Ks Teller Bank

[NI0173]
1880 US Census, Missouri, Moniteau County, Tipton, T9-0704, page 375a
John GAFFNEY Self M Male W 44 MA Laborer IRE IRE
Joanna GAFFNEY Wife M Female W 40 IRE Keeping House IRE IRE
Mary GAFFNEY Dau S Female W 14 IL MA IRE
John GAFFNEY Son S Male W 12 IL MA I
Thomas GAFFNEY Son S Male W 11 MO MA IRE
Keily GAFFNEY Son S Male W 9 IN MA I
Willie GAFFNEY Son S Male W 5 IL MA I
Maggie GAFFNEY Dau S Female W 2 IL MA IRE
Robert SULLIVAN Other S Male W 35 MO Laborer --- ---
William KILFOY Other S Male W 50 IRE Laborer --- ---



Census Microfilm Records: Kansas, Oklahoma, 1910
Name: Neal Goffney
[Neal Gaffney]
Age in 1910: 39
Estimated birth year: abt 1871
Birthplace: Indiana
Relation to Head of House: Lodger
Father's Birth Place: Massachusetts
Mother's Birth Place: Ireland
Home in 1910: Wichita Ward 3, Sedgwick, Kansas
Marital Status: Single
Race: White
Gender: Male

Rail Road Telegraph Operator

Series: T624
Roll: 456
Part: 2
Page: 41A

[NI0174]
1880 US Census, Missouri, Moniteau County, Tipton, T9-0704, page 375a
John GAFFNEY Self M Male W 44 MA Laborer IRE IRE
Joanna GAFFNEY Wife M Female W 40 IRE Keeping House IRE IRE
Mary GAFFNEY Dau S Female W 14 IL MA IRE
John GAFFNEY Son S Male W 12 IL MA I
Thomas GAFFNEY Son S Male W 11 MO MA IRE
Keily GAFFNEY Son S Male W 9 IN MA I
Willie GAFFNEY Son S Male W 5 IL MA I
Maggie GAFFNEY Dau S Female W 2 IL MA IRE
Robert SULLIVAN Other S Male W 35 MO Laborer --- ---
William KILFOY Other S Male W 50 IRE Laborer --- ---

1900 US Census, Kansas, Wyandotte County, Kansas City, South Valley St.
Roll 504, Book 2, Page 288a, SD 2, ED 16, Sheet#9

Gaffney, Thomas F.Head, Jun 1870, 30 SMo,Ma, Ire Machenist
Gaffney, Mary E.Sis., Sep 1865, 34 S il, Ma, Ire
Gaffney, William P.Bro. July 1875, 24 Sil, Ma, Ire Car Repaires
Gaffney, Margrette Sis., Oct 1877, 22 S il, Ma, Ire
Gaffney, Edward J.Bro., Jan 1881, 19 S Mo, Ma, Ire at School
Kilfoyl, WilliamBoa. S Ire, Ire, Ire

1910 US Census, Kansas, Wyandotte County, Kansas City, 31 S.Thirteenth St.
Series: R624, Roll 461, Part 2, Page 126a,
Gaffney, William P. Head 35 M5il, Ma, Ire Carpenter Rail road
Gaffney, Edna R.Wife 37 M5 il, Germany, Ire
Gaffney, HarrySon 3 SKs, il, il
Gaffney, Laurence E.Son 1 SKs, il, il

Kansas State Census Collection, 1855-1915

Name: W P Gaffney
Census Date: 1905
Residence County: Wyandotte
Residence State: Kansas
Locality: Kansas City
Birth Location: Illinois
Family Number: 406
Gender: Male
Estimated birth year: abt 1878
Race: White
Line: 31
Roll: ks1905_178
http://content.ancestry.com/iexec/?htx=View&r=an&dbid=1088&iid=ks1905_178-0231&fn=W+P&ln=Gaffney&st=r&ssrc=&pid=2439690
C A Snyder 57
M A Snyder 55
W P Gaffney 27
E R Gaffney 32
H E Snyder 30
Jessie Snyder 28
Nellie Masterson 19


World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918

Name: William Patrick Gaffney
City: Kansas City
County: Wyandotte
State: Kansas
Birth Date: 8 Jul 1875
Race: White
Roll: 1643583
DraftBoard: 3
http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?rank=1&tips=0&gsfn=william+patrick&gsln=gaffney&gsby=1875&gsb2co=1%2cAll+Countries&gsb2pl=1%2c+&gsdy=1959&gsd2co=1%2cAll+Countries&gsd2pl=1%2c+&sbo=0&ufr=0&srchb=r&prox=1&ti=0&ti.si=0&gss=angs-b&o_iid=21416&o_lid=21416&o_it=21416&recid=6523663&recoff=1+2+3&db=WW1draft&indiv=1

1920 United States Federal Census > Kansas > Wyandotte > Kansas City Ward 5 > District 183
W P Gaffrey 43
Edna Gaffrey 44
Harry Gaffrey 13
Lawrence Gaffrey 11
http://content.ancestry.com/iexec/?htx=View&r=an&dbid=6061&iid=KST625_556-0542&fn=Edna&ln=Gaffrey&st=r&ssrc=&pid=74059132

[NI0175]
1880 US Census, Missouri, Moniteau County, Tipton, T9-0704, page 375a
John GAFFNEY Self M Male W 44 MA Laborer IRE IRE
Joanna GAFFNEY Wife M Female W 40 IRE Keeping House IRE IRE
Mary GAFFNEY Dau S Female W 14 IL MA IRE
John GAFFNEY Son S Male W 12 IL MA I
Thomas GAFFNEY Son S Male W 11 MO MA IRE
Keily GAFFNEY Son S Male W 9 IN MA I
Willie GAFFNEY Son S Male W 5 IL MA I
Maggie GAFFNEY Dau S Female W 2 IL MA IRE
Robert SULLIVAN Other S Male W 35 MO Laborer --- ---
William KILFOY Other S Male W 50 IRE Laborer --- --- 1900 US Census, Kansas,

1900 US Census, Kansas, Wyandotte County, Kansas City, South Valley St.
Roll 504, Book 2, Page 288a, SD 2, ED 16, Sheet#9, 9 June 1900

Gaffney, Thomas F.Head, Jun 1870, 30 SMo,Ma, Ire Machenist
Gaffney, Mary E.Sis., Sep 1865, 34 S il, Ma, Ire
Gaffney, William P.Bro. July 1875, 24 Sil, Ma, Ire Car Repaires
Gaffney, Margrette Sis., Oct 1877, 22 S il, Ma, Ire
Gaffney, Edward J.Bro., Jan 1881, 19 S Mo, Ma, Ire at School
Kilfoyl, WilliamBoa. S Ire, Ire, Ire

1910 United States Federal Census > Missouri > Jackson > 7-Wd Kansas > District 189 Series: T624 Roll: 789 Part: 1 Page: 191A

425 Kensington Ave.
Stephens, John M. Head 25m8Penn,
Margarret E.Wife32m8 1,1ill, Mass, Ire
Katherine E.Dau 4sMiss, Penn, ill
Gaffney, Mollie E. Sis-in-law44sill, Mass, Ire


1920 United States Federal Census > Missouri > Jackson > Kansas City > Roll: T625_928 Page: 4B ED: 258 Image: 731

Stephens, John M. Head 45mPenn, Penn, Penn
Margarret E.Wife42mill, Mass, Ire
Catherine E.Dau13sMiss, Penn, ill

[NI0176] Illinois Statewide Marriage Index, 1763�1900
BRADY, PATRICK GAFFERTY, MARY 1851-09-23 B / 66 LA SALLE

Mary not in 1840 or 1850 census

1840 US Census, Illinois, LaSalle County,
Patrick Gaffenny,
one male under 5,
two males 5-10
one male 30-40
one female under 5,
one female 20-30

1850 US Census, Illinois, LaSalle County, Manlius Township, p.6
Patrick Gaffney, 47, Farmer, Ireland
Bridget Gaffney,47, Ireland
Michael Gaffney, 17, Farmer, Massachusetts
John Gaffney, 15, Farmer, Massachusetts
Thomas Gaffney, 10, Illinois
James Gaffney, 8, Illinois
Eliza Gaffney, 5, Illinois
Margaret Gaffney, 19, Canada

U.S. Census, 1860 United States Federal Census, Mount Pleasant, Whiteside, Illinois; Roll M653_237; Page: 926; Image: 301.
Patrick Brady30 Day Labor England
Mary Brady29Ireland
Anna Brady8Illinois
Catharine Brady1Illinois
John Ward25Ireland

1870 U.S. Census, Kansas ,Doniphan County, Wolf River Township, Troy Post Office p.18, 209(338)
Brady, Patrick59, Farmer, Ireland
Brady, Mary43, Keeping House, Ireland
Brady, Ann13, at Home, Illinois
Brady, Kate10, at Home, Illinois
Brady, Jane 5, at Home, Illinois

1875 Kansas State Census Collection, > Atchison > Center, p.3 of 31
Pat Brady47, M RailRoaderIreland
Mary Brady47, FIreland
Ann Brady18, FIllinois
Kate Brady15, FIllinois
Agnes Brady 3, FKansas
Jane Brady 10,FIllinois

1880 U.S. Census, Kansas ,Union County, Doniphan T9-0379, p. 543a

Patrick BRADY Self M Male W 50 ENG. Farming IRE. IR
Mary BRADY Wife M Fema W 48 IRE. Keeping House IRE. IRE.
Annie BRADY Dau S Fema W 22 IL. ENG. IRE.
Kate BRADY Dau S Fema W 19 IL. ENG. IRE.
Jane BRADY Dau S Fema W 13 IL. ENG. IRE.
Mary A. BRADY Dau S Fem W 7 KS. ENG. IRE.

1885 Kansas State Census Collection, > Atchison > Atchison, p.64 fo 808

Mary Brady55FW WidowIreland
Katie25FW SingleIllinoisDresser
Jannice18FW SingleIllinoisMilliner
Agnes12FWKansasin School

'Atchison Daily Globe' Saturday, Feburary 18, 1888, Atchison, Kansas

"Mrs. Mary Brady, aged 60 years, died last night at her home on M Street. The funeral services will be held to-morrow morning a 9 o'clock from St. Benedict's."

[NI0177] Maude Motter Gaffney genealogy say's she was born in Ohio, the
1850 Census says Canada
1860 Census says Ireland
1870 Census says Connecticut
1880 Census says Canada
1910 Son James's Death Certificate says Ireland (granddaugther May filled out form)
Daughter Ida Padden Donegan beleived her mother was born in Canada in several census forms.

1840 US Census, Illinois, LaSalle County,
Patrick Gaffenny,
one male under 5,
two males 5-10
one male 30-40
one female under 5,
one female 20-30

1850 US Census, Illinois, LaSalle County, Manlius Township, p.6
Patrick Gaffney, 47, Farmer, Ireland
Bridget Gaffney,47, Ireland
Michael Gaffney, 1 7, Farmer, Massachusetts
John Gaffney, 15, Farmer, Massachusetts
Thomas Gaffney, 10, Illinois
James Gaffney, 8, Illinois
Eliza Gaffney, 5, Illinois
Margaret Gaffney, 19, Canada

1860 US Census, Shelbyville, Shelby County, Illinois p.183 (577)

Bernard PADDEN 28M R.R. Laborer IRE
Margaret PADDEN 28F IRE
Char' PADDEN 4M IL
Eliza PADDEN 2F IL

1870 US Census, Missouri, Saint Louis, City Of St Louis, Missouri, 4th Ward, 8th Sub Divn, p.375 (488a)

Bernard PADDEN 42M Working on R.Road IRE
Margaret PADDEN 40F Keepe H. Conn
Char PADDEN 14M at home IL
Lizzie J. PADDEN 12F IL
James PADDEN 4M IL

1880 US Census, Missouri, Pettis County, Sedalia, T9-0708, page 240d

Bernard PADDEN Self M Male W 48 IRE Section Boss On R.R. IRE IRE
Margaret PADDEN Wife M Female W 48 CAN Keeping House IRE IRE
Charles PADDEN Son S Male W 23 IL Section Boss On R.R. IRE CAN
Ida PADDEN Dau S Female W 20 IL IRE CAN
James PADDEN Son S Male W 14 IL At School IRE CAN
Thos. KENNEDAY Other S Male W 47 IRE Laborer IRE IRE
Michael MC FADDEN Other S Male W 31 IRE Laborer IRE IRE
Andrew KINNEY Other S Male W 43 IRE Laborer IRE IRE
John CORRIGAN Other S Male W 51 IRE Laborer IRE IRE

[NI0178] Some records compiled through correspondence by Maude Annie Motter Gaffney (1879-1958) are unverified.

Michael Gaffney married Ann Reily in La Salle County Illinois on 04/15/1857, Illinois Statewide Marriage Index 1763 - 1900 (b-2911)

1840 US Census, Illinois, LaSalle County,

Patrick Gaffenny,
one male under 5,
two males 5-10
one male 30-40
one female under 5,
one female 20-30

1850 US Census, Illinois, LaSalle County, Manlius Township, p.6

Patrick Gaffney, 47, Farmer, Ireland
Bridget Gaffney,47, , Ireland
Michael Gaffney, 17, Farmer, Massachusetts
John Gaffney, 15, Farmer, Massachusetts
Thomas Gaffney, 10, , Illinois
James Gaffney,8, , Illinois
Eliza Gaffney, 5, , Illinois
Margaret Gaffney, 19, , Canada

1860 US Census- not located

1870 United States Federal Census > Missouri > Cole > Jefferson Post Office: Jefferson City Roll: M593_771 Page: 193 Image: 387
(Michael Gaffrey)

Gaffney, Michael 36MW RR EmployeeIllinois
Anna 33FW Keeping house Ireland
Annie12FW Illinois
John 9MW Louisiana

1880 US Census, Missouri, Pettis County, Sedalia City, Dist 127, Sup Dist 6, p. 24

Gaffney, Anna WF 45Keeping house Ireland, Ireland, Ireland
Annie WF 21 Daughter Illinois, NJ, Illinois
John WM19 SonRR Brakeman Illinois, NJ, Illinois

1900 US Census, Missouri, Pettis County, Sedalia City, Hurley Ave,SD7, ED110, S#4, Page 201A

Garvin, Michael HeadWMJune 184950 MIre Ire Ire 1850 50 Conductor RR
Garvin, Annie Wife WFMay 186040 Mill, Ma, Ire
Salley, Katie NieceWFMar 1888 12 SMo, Eng-Can, Oh
Gaffney, Michael Pant-LawWM Jan 183664 Wd Ma, Ire, IreDay Laboror

[NI0179] 1840 US Census, Illinois, LaSalle County,
Patrick Gaffenny,
one male under 5,
two males 5-10
one male 30-40
one female under 5,
one female 20-30

1850 US Census, Illinois, LaSalle County, Manlius Township, p.6
Patrick Gaffney, 47, Farmer, Ireland
Bridget Gaffney,47, , Ireland
Michael Gaffney, 17, Farmer, Massachusetts
John Gaffney, 15, Farmer, Massachusetts
Thomas Gaffney, 10, , Illinois
James Gaffney, 8, , Illinois
Eliza Gaffney, 5, , Illinois
Margaret Gaffney, 19, , Canada

1860 US Census- not located

1910 US Census, Kansas, Reno County, Hutchison, Ed. 164, p. 225 (22)
Thomas GaffneyMW 61sIll, Ire, Ire Flag Man for the Union Pacific Railroad
Kate BradyFW 37s 0,0 ill, Ire, Ire House Keeper

[NI0180] 1840 US Census, Illinois, LaSalle County,
Patrick Gaffenny,
one male under 5,
two males 5-10
one male 30-40
one female under 5,
one female 20-30

1850 US Census, Illinois, LaSalle County, Manlius Township, p.6
Patrick Gaffney, 47, Farmer, Ireland
Bridget Gaffney,47, , Ireland
Michael Gaffney, 17, Farmer, Massachusetts
John Gaffney, 15, Farmer, Massachusetts
Thomas Gaffney, 10, , Illinois
James Gaffney, 8, , Illinois
Eliza Gaffney, 5, , Illinois
Margaret Gaffney, 19, , Canada

1860 US Census- not located
?1860 US Census Illinois, Winnebago County, Harlem, page 555, James Gafney age 19, Farm Laborer born in New York

?A Pvt James Gaffney from Peoria, Illinois served with the 47th Illinois US Inf from Oct 1, 1861 until Tr. to Inv. Corps, Sep 6, 1863

?1870 Census Kansas, Wallace County, Sheridan, page 307 (15) James Gaffney age 27, railway fireman born in Ireland.

[NI0181] 1840 US Census, Illinois, LaSalle County,
Patrick Gaffenny,
one male under 5,
two males 5-10
one male 30-40
one female under 5,
one female 20-30

1850 US Census, Illinois, LaSalle County, Manlius Township, p.6
Patrick Gaffney, 47, Farmer, Ireland
Bridget Gaffney,47, Ireland
Michael Gaffney, 17, Farmer, Massachusetts
John Gaffney, 15, Farmer, Massachusetts
Thomas Gaffney, 10, Illinois
James Gaffney, 8, Illinois
Eliza Gaffney, 5, Illinois
Margaret Gaffney, 19, Canada

1860 US Census- not found

1870 US Census, Missouri, St. Louis, Roll: M593_819 Page: 493 Image: 318

Thomas M MW 27 IRE Clerk in Grocery
Margaret F FW 24 Ire Keeping House
James S MW 4 MO
Mary S F W 12 MO

1880 US Census, Missouri, St. Louis, T9-0721, page 243d

Thomas F. DOCKERY Self M Male W 36 IRE Plasterer IRE I
Eliza DOCKERY Wife M Female W 33 IL Keeping House IRE I
James DOCKERY Son S Male W 14 MO Apprentice GassIRE I
Mary DOCKERY Dau S Female W 12 MO At School IRE IRE
Cicellia DOCKERY Dau S Female W 8 MO At School IRE I
Maggie DOCKERY Dau S Female W 5 MO IRE IRE
Ella DATTON Other W Female W 28 IRE Keeping House IRE I
Leon DATTON Other S Male W 9 KS IRE IRE

1880 US Census, Missouri, St. Louis, 2nd Enumeration, 10th Ward, Precinct 111, T9-0730, p 279d
Thomas DOCKERY Self M Male W 37 IRE Whitener IRE IRE
Eliza DOCKERY Wife M Female W 33 IL Keeping House IRE I
James DOCKERY Son Male W 15 MO Appr. To ButcherI
Mary DOCKERY Dau S Female W 11 MO Att. School IRE IL
Celia DOCKERY Dau S Female W 8 MO Att. School IRE IL
Margaret DOCKERY Dau S Female W 5 MO IRE IL
Ida PADEN Niece S Female W 20 IL Keeping House CAN IRE

1900 US Census, Missouri, St. Louis, 20 Wd St Louis,Series: T623 Roll: 897 page 6a
DockeryThomas F.HeadWM Nov 1843 56 M20Ire Ire Ire 1855 45 na Whitener
Elizabeth A.WifeWF Nov 1851 49 M20 4-1ill Ire Ire
Annie E.DauWF Nov 1880 19 SMo Ire ill
CeliaDauWF Mar 1874 26 S Mo Ire ill Sales Lady Dry Goods
MargretDauWF Mar 1876 24 SMo Ire ill Cashier Grocery

1910 US Census, Missouri, St. Louis, 19-Wd St Louis,Series: T624 Roll: 820 Part: 2 Page: 145A
Thos F. Dockery head MW 65 Md30 Ire Ire Ire 1856 Ma
Elizabeth wife FW 63 Md30 US Ire Ire 5-5

1920 United States Federal Census > Missouri > St Louis (Independent City) > St Louis Ward 26 > District 514(6 Jan 1920)
William McKone 42 (McKeone)
Anna McKone 39
William McKone 15
Lisetta McKone 14
Thomas F McKone 12
John McKone 8
Charles McKone 6
Anna C McKone 4 4/12
Catherine McKone 2 2/12
Mary G McKone 4/12
Elizabeth Dockery 72 Mother-In-Law

Missouri Death Certificates, 1910 � 1956:
http://www.sos.mo.gov/TIF2PDFConsumer/DispPDF.aspx?fTiff=/archives/DeptofHealth/Death/1920/00027730.TIF&Fln=510845.pdf

[NI0184] Some records compiled through correspondence by Maude Annie Motter Gaffney (1879-1958) are unverified.

New York Passenger Lists, > 1925 > October > 05 > Minnewaska

[NI0185] Some records compiled through correspondence by Maude Annie Motter Gaffney (1879-1958) are unverified.

1910 US Census, Kansas, Crawford, Pittsburg Ward 2

WaskeyJoe AHeadMW33abt 1877MarriedKansasIowaNew York
WaskeyMayWifeFW34abt 1876MarriedIllinoisPennsylvaniaVirginia
WaskeyHelenDauFW7abt 1903SingleKansasKansasIllinois
WaskeyMiriam DDauFW4abt 1906SingleKansasKansasIllinois


1920 US Census, Kansas, Crawford, Pittsburg Ward 2, Roll T625_529; Page: 17A; Enumeration District: 99; Image: 335.

WaskeyThomas PHeadMW72abt 1848MVirginiaUS US Treasurer
WaskeyNellie HWifeFWunabt 1920MNew York US US
WaskeyJoe AHeadMW43abt 1877MKansasVirginiaNew York Salesman
WaskeyMay MWifeFW45abt 1875MIllinoisIndianaOhio
WaskeyHelen BDauFW17abt 1903SKansasKansasIllinois
WaskeyDeaneDauFW14abt 1906SKansasKansasIllinois
WaskeyJosephineDauFW4 6/12abt 1915SKansasKansasIllinois

1930 US Census, Kansas, Crawford, Pittsburg Ward 2, Roll 699; Page: 18A; Enumeration District: 23; Image: 169.0.

WaskeyJoe AHeadW53abt 1877Kansas
WaskeyMaieWifeW55abt 1875
WaskeyJospehineDauW15abt 1915

[NI0187] Some records compiled through correspondence by Maude Annie Motter Gaffney (1879-1958) are unverified.


Obituary:
"He was a graduate of Wesleyan University, Bloomington, Ill. and later studied medicine in Cincinnati. In 1859 he began practicing in Logansport and the following year moved to Selma, Ala. When the war broke out he joined the Fourth Alabama Volunteer infantry as acting surgeon."

He is in the U.S. Census for 1860 in Selma, Alabama the area where the 4th was formed. However, no list of the 4th Alabama contains his name, although a number of other surgeons are listed.

1865 U.S. IRS Tax Assessment Lists, June 1865, Indiana, Delphi, Carroll County, Thos S Motter Physician $8.33

1870 United States Census, Indiana, Brookston, White County, M593_373 page 267
Thomas Motter33
Electa Motter22
Robert E L Motter1/12

1880 United States Census, Indiana, Madison, Clinton County, T9_270 page 69c ED 5, Image 374

1885-88 1891 Crawfordsville, Indiana City Directories, 129 S. Washington, 508 Bindford

1900 United States Census, Indiana, SHEFFIELD TWP, TIPPECANOE County,

1910 United States Census, Indiana, SHEFFIELD TWP, TIPPECANOE County, T624, r381part 3 page 81A

Directory of Deceased American Physicians, 1804-1929 about Thomas S. Motter
Name:Thomas S. Motter
Birth Date:1837
Death Date:13 Nov 1917
Death Place:Dayton, IN
Type Practice:Allopath
Licenses:IN, 1897
JAMA Citation:69:1814

[NI0188] Some records compiled through correspondence by Maude Annie Motter Gaffney (1879-1958) are unverified.

[NI0190] Carpenter in Baldwin City, Douglas County, Kansas
Some records compiled through correspondence by Maude Annie Motter Gaffney (1879-1958) are unverified.

1870 United States Federal Census, Dale, McLean, Illinois; Roll M593_259; Page: 321; Image: 90.

George Motter23
Eliza C Motter22

1900 United States Federal Census, Palmyra, Douglas, Kansas; Roll T623_479; Page: A; Enumeration District: 70.

George S Motter51
Eliza C Motter50
Ida B Motter26

1910 United States Federal Census, Palmyra, Douglas, Kansas; Roll T624_438; Page: 1B; Enumeration District: 76; Image: 493.

George Motter65
Eliza Motter60
Josephine Bell22
Joanna Lanning29

[NI0191] Some records compiled through correspondence by Maude Annie Motter Gaffney (1879-1958) are unverified.

1880 United States Federal Census > Michigan > Wayne > Detroit > District 278
Cash Taylor 35Vermont, New York, New York Deputy- U.S. Marshall
Carrie D. Taylor 26 Indiana, Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania
Edward Taylor 6Michigan, Vermont, Indian
Christy Mc Cloud 17Scotland, Scotland, ScotlandServant

1900 United States Federal Census > Indiana > Montgomery > Union > District 116
Harper Wade 48Indiana, N. Carilina, N. Carilina
Carrie D Wade 46Indiana, Pennsylvania, Ohio

1920 United States Federal Census about Cary D Wade
Name:Cary D Wade
Home in 1920:Liberty, Fulton, Indiana
Age:64 years
Estimated birth year:abt 1856
Birthplace:Illinois
Relation to Head of House:Wife
Spouse's name:Harper F
Father's Birth Place:Pennsylvania
Mother's Birth Place:Ohio
Marital Status:Married
Race:White
Sex:Female
Able to read:Yes
Able to Write:Yes
Image:1034
Neighbors:View others on page
Household Members:
NameAge
Harper F Wade68
Cary D Wade64

[NI0218] 1860 US Census,Illinois, McLean County, Ancestry.com p.354 give age 21 born in Ohio

[NI0220] 1920 United States Federal Census about D C Grider
Name:D C Grider
[D C Greder]
Home in 1920:Quindaro, Wyandotte, Kansas
Age:43 years
Estimated birth year:abt 1877
Birthplace:Missouri
Relation to Head of House:Son
Father's Name:Richard
Father's Birth Place:Missouri
Mother's Name:Almuer
Mother's Birth Place:Kentucky
Marital Status:Married
Race:White
Sex:Male
Able to read:Yes
Able to Write:Yes
Image:1106

Household Members:
NameAge
Richard Grider70
Almuer Grider70
D C Grider43
Ethel Grider24


Kansas State Census Collection, 1855-1925 about Dickson C Grider
Name:Dickson C Grider
Census Date:1925
Residence County:Wyandotte
Residence State:Kansas
Locality:Kansas City
Birth Location:Missouri
Family Number:187
Marital Status:Married
Gender:Male
Estimated birth year:abt 1876
Race:White
Relation:Head
Line:9
Roll:KS1925_174
Spouse's name:Emma
Household Member(s):
NameAge
Dickson C Grider49
Emma Grider29

[NI0221] Never married
1920 US Census, Kansas, Nemaha County, Seneca City, ed#135, 20A
Sam E. Grider, 41, Single, Missouri, father Missour, mother Kentucky, Cement Work

[NI0222] 1900 United States Federal Census > Missouri > Carroll > De Witt > District 7
Richard Grider Jan 1849 51M25
Elmer A Grider WifeNov 1848 52M25 6 6
Samuel Grider SonNov 1878 22S
Kate Grider DauFeb 1881 19S
Frank Grider Son 1883 11S
Bessie Grider DauSep 1885 14S
Ida Grider DauNov 1889 10S
Annie Grider Mother 1813 87W

1910 United States Federal Census > Kansas > Wyandotte > Kansas City Ward 2 > District 154
Richard Grider HeadMW61M25 Mo, Ken, Ken
Almira Grider WifeFW61M25 6 6 Ken, Ken, Ken
Kate Grider DauFW28S Mo, Mo, Ken
Pauline Grider DauFW9S Mo, Mo, Ken

[NI0223] Missouri Death Certificate:
http://www.sos.mo.gov/archives/resources/deathcertificates/results.asp?type=basic&tLName=grider&tFName=&sCounty=all&tYear=#null

[NI0254] "Frederick (Old Fed) Grider and His Twenty Two Children"by Marilyn Neathery
McCluen, P.O. Box 165, Rockwood, TN 37854, p.5

[NI0255] 1850 U.S. Federal Census, Kentucky, Lewis County, Roll 210, p. 210b
John V. Paker29, M LaborerKy
Maria22, F Ky
Garland S. 8, MKy
William S. 4, MKy
Almira 2, FKy

1860 U.S. Federal Census, Missouri, Ray, Richmond Township, p.246, Roll 643, Book1
John B. Parker, 40 M Farm HandKy
Maria A.35, FKy
Garland16, M Farm HandKy
Willaim14, MKy
Almira10, FKy
Thos 8, MKy
Charley 5, MKy
Robert 3, MMo
Martha10/12, FMo

[NI0257] 1810 US Census-Kentucky-Lewis County, p 691
Thomas Parker age 26-44 (1766-1784)
Femaleage 16-25
Male age 10-15
Male age 0-10
Male age 0-10
Male age 0-10
Male age 0-10
Femaleage 10-15
Female age 0-10
Female age 0-10
Female age 0-10

1820 US Census-Kentucky-Lewis County Garland S Parker,

Garland S. age 18-26 (1794-1802)
Female age 16-18 (1802-1804)
Female age 0-10
Male age 0-10
Male age 0-10
Male age 0-10

1830 US Census-Kentucky-Lewis County, M19-38, p 299, i583
G. S.age 30-40 (1790-1800)
Female age 30-40 (1790-1800)
Maleage 15-20
Maleage 15-20
Female age 10-15
Maleage 5-10
Maleage 5-10
Maleage 5-10
Female age 1-5
Female age 1-5

1840 US Census-Kentucky-Lewis County, p 68
G. S.age 40-50 (1790-1800)
Female age 40-50 (1790-1800)
Maleage 15-20
Maleage 15-20
Female age 10-15
Maleage 5-10

1850 U. S. Census, Kentucky, Lewis County, Dist.1 p. 209, has Martha Parker age 51 born in Virginia with no husband and two children Sarah J. Parker age 20 and Malvina S. Parker age 18. Next door is Robert H. Parker age 26 with wife Elizabeth M. age 21. Charles Parker age 65 a Sadler born in Virginia lives next door with Washington W. Winter age 31 and his family.

1850 U. S. Census, Kentucky, Lewis County, Dist.1 p. 209a
Martha Parker51, FVa
Sarah S.20, FKy
Malvina S.18, FKy

[NI0258] 1850 U. S. Census, Kentucky, Lewis County, Dist.1 p. 209, has Martha Parker age 51 born in Virginia with no husband and two children Sarah J. Parker age 20 and Malvina S. Parker age 18. Next door is Robert H. Parker age 26 with wife Elizabeth M. age 21. Charles Parker age 65 a Sadler born in Virginia lives next door with Washington W. Winter age 31 and his family.

1850 U. S. Census, Kentucky, Lewis County, Dist.1 p. 209a
Martha Parker51, FVa
Sarah S.20, FKy
Malvina S.18, FKy

[NI0260] Lewis County Kentucky Marriages 1806-1851
Parker, John V. f. Garland L. Kennard, Mary Ann f. William 1-8-1840

1820 US Census-Kentucky-Lewis County William Kennard
Male1 age 10-16, 3 age 18-26(1794-1802), 1 age 45+(bef 1775), Female 1 age 0-10, 1 age 26-45 (1775-1794)

[NI0268] 1920 US Census, Kansas, Crawford County, Girard City, ed#88, 10A ?
Fred B. Johnson, 48, born Kansas, father Ohio (New York) mother Ohio, Machinist Electrical

[NI0269] The Social Security Death Index has a Walter Johnson born in Kansas on 16 May 1883 who died in Topeka, Kansas in May 1968, but 1880 Kansas Linn County Census has him age 6.

Found in the 1880 Kansas US Census, Linn Co., Blue Mound, SD 1, ED 124, p.9 (18b)
Johnson, Elbridge WM 39 Farmer NY, NY, NY
Hester WF 35 Keeping house Ohio, Deliware, Maryland
BerthaWF 14 At Home Illinois, NY, Ohio
Earnest WM 12 At Home Illinois, NY, Ohio
Fred WM 8 Kan., NY, Ohio
WalterWM 6 Kan., NY, Ohio
MaudeWF 2 Kan., NY, Ohio
Marcia WG 8/12 Kan., NY, Ohio

Kansas City, Wyandotte County, Kansas Directory, 1889-90,Carpenter, lived at Gloucester Ave. Southeast Corner Penn.,

1900 US Census, Kansas, Wyandotte Co.,Kansas City, SD 2, ED 152, Sheet 13B, Roll 504, Book 2, 3rd Ward, Image 27

Johnson, Elbridge HeadWM Feb 1840 59 M 37 NY, NY, NY Carpenter
Hester EWifeWF May 1844 56 M 37 Ohio, Maryland, Maryland
Walter A SonWM May 1875 25 S Kan., NY, Ohio Asst. Editor
Marcia B DauWF Sep 1880 19 S Kan., NY, Ohio
Clyde M SonWM Aug 1883 16 S Kan., NY, Ohio Painter
Grace S DauWF Sep 1886 13 S Kan., NY, OhioAt School
Beal, Sarah A S-in-LawWF Mar 1821 79 Wd Ohio, Maryland, Maryland

1910 United States Federal Census about Sherman Johnson
Name:Sherman Johnson
Age in 1910:2
Estimated Birth Year:abt 1908
Birthplace:Kansas
Relation to Head of House:Son
Father's Name:Walter
Father's Birth Place:Kansas
Mother's Name:Josephine
Mother's Birth Place:Kansas
Home in 1910:Hutchinson Ward 6, Reno, Kansas
Race:White
Gender:Male
Neighbors:View others on page
Household Members:
NameAge
Walter Johnson32
Josephine Johnson27
Sherman Johnson2

Kansas State Census Collection,
Name:Sherman Johnson
Census Date:1915
Residence County:Reno
Residence State:Kansas
Locality:Hutchinson
Birth Location:Kansas
Family Number:112
Gender:Male
Estimated Birth Year:abt 1908
Race:White
Line:11
Roll:ks1915_193
Household Member(s):
NameAge
Walter A Johnson40
Jossie Johnson38
Sherman Johnson7
Josphine Johnson4

U.S. Passport Applications, 1795-1925 about Walter A Johnson
Name:Walter A Johnson
Birth Date:6 May 1874
Birth Place:Oakwood, Post Office, Kansas
Residence:Topeka, Kansas
Passport Issue Date:29 Oct 1918
Father Name:Elbridge Johnson
Father's Birth Location:New York
Father's Residence:Deceased
Passport Includes a Photo:Y
Source:Passport Applications, January 2, 1906 - March 31, 1925 (M1490)

[NI0270] 1920 US Census, Kansas, Sedgwick County, Wichita City, ed#133, 7A
Maud Johnson, age 41, single, born in Illinois (should be Kansas) Booker, Clothing Store

[NI0272] 1920 US Census, Oklahoma, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma City Ward 2, District 127

AutmanHarlan BHeadMWhite32abt 1888MarriedKansasMissouri Missouri Pharmacist, Drug Co.
AutmanGrace WifeFWhite33abt 1887MarriedKansasNew York Ohio
AutmanHarlan VSonMWhite8abt 1912SingleKansasKansasKansas
AutmanChas NielSonMWhite6abt 1914SingleKansasKansasKansas
AutmanHester CDaughterFWhite3/12abt 1919SingleOklahoma Kansas Kansas
JohnsonHester CMother-in-lawFWhite75abt 1845WidowOhio Maryland Maryland

1930 US Census, Missour, Jackson County, Kansas, Roll 1198; Page: 8A; Enumeration District: 132; Image: 427.0.

OutmanHarlen VHeadWhite40abt 1890Kansas
OutmanGrace LWifeWhite43abt 1887
OutmanHester CDaughWhite10abt 1920
OutmanHazelDaughWhite7abt 1923
OutmanCharles NSonWhite16abt 1914
OutmanHarlan VSonWhite18abt 1912

[NI0293] Massachusetts Marriages, 1633-1850 about Joanna Johnson
Name:Joanna Johnson
Gender:Female
Spouse:John Skelton
Marriage Date:2 Feb 1768
City:Woburn
County:Middlesex
Source:Family History Library, Salt Lake City, UT, Film # 0761394 & 0859998.

[NI0294] Isaac W. Timmons Marriage: Ursula Emma Robinson 26 Jun 1857 Ross, Ohio

1880 US Census, Minnesota, Houston, Houston, T9-0623, p. 330B

Isaac W Timmons Self M Male W 46 OH Physician & Surg MD DE
Ursula E Timmons Wife M Female W 45 OH Keeping House VA VA
Kate E Timmons Dau S Female W 22 IL Dress Maker OH OH
Jennie V Timmons Dau S Female W 20 IL School Teacher OH OH
Jessie M Timmons Dau S Female W 18 IL At Home OH OH
Eliza M Timmons Dau S FemaleW 15 IL OH OH
Luetta S Timmons Dau S Female W 11 IL OH OH
John W Timmons Son S Male W 9 IL OH OH

1910 US Census, Minnesota, Winona, 3rd Ward, 2nd Prc, Dist. 199, p. 199

An Isaac Timmons 148th OH INF A PVT Ross County, Enlisted as a Private on 02 May 1864 at the age of 23. He would be 31 in 1864, so its not him.

Minnesota Death Index, 1908-2002
about Isaac Whithington Timmons
Name: Isaac Whithington Timmons
Death Date: 13 Apr 1913
Death County: Winona
State file number: 015752
Certificate Number: 015752
Certificate Year: 1913
Record Number: 119169



Daughters of the American Revolution Lineage Books

Mrs. Ursula E. Timmons.
DAR ID Number: 42365
Born in Chillicothe, Ohio.
Wife of Isaac W. Timmons.
Descendant of John Hutt.
Daughter of John J. Robinson and Kate Hutt, his wife.
See No. 42362.

Mrs. Sarah Luetta Pfeiffer.
DAR ID Number: 42362
Born in Centralia, Marion County, Illinois.
Wife of Charles A. Pfeiffer.
Descendant of John Hutt.
Daughter of Isaac W. Timmons and Ursula E. Robinson, his wife.
Granddaughter of John J. Robinson and Kate Hutt, his wife.
Gr.-granddaughter of John Hutt and Elizabeth Crockwell, his wife.
John Hutt, (1763-1833), enlisted in the Artillery for three years under Capt. John Mazarett and was present at the surrender of Cornwallis. He was born in Westmoreland Co., Va., and was a pensioner from Chillicothe, Ohio, where he died.
Also No. 14184.

[NI0296] 1820 US Census, Ohio, Ross County, Concord, M33_92 p. 252, image 189

John Timmons 45+ (to 1775)
Perry L Timmons 16-26 (1794-1804)

1820 US Census, Ohio, Ross County, Concord, M33_92 p. 258, image 193

Robert Timmons +45 (to 1775)

1820 US Census, Ohio, Ross County, Deerfield, M33_92 p. 248, image 183

George Timmons 45+ (to 1775)
Stephen Timmons 16-26 (1794-1804)
Thomas Timmons 16-26 (1794-1804)

1820 US Census, Ohio, Ross County, Deerfield, M33_92 p. 249, image 184

Edward Timmons 45+ (to 1775)
Elizabeth Timmons 16-26 (1794-1804)
Gillitt Timmons 45+ (to 1775)
Isaac Timmons 16-26 (1794-1804)
Jesse Timmons 16-26 (1794-1804)
Joseph Timmons 45+ (to 1775)

1820 US Census, Ohio, Ross County, Deerfield, M33_92 p. 245, image 185

Ephraim Timmons 45+ (to 1775)
John Timmons 26-45 (1775-1794)
Lambert Timmons 16-26 (1794-1804)

1830 U.S. Census - Ohio -Ross County- Deerfield Township p. 234 (15)
Thomas age 20-30 and and another line has a Thomas age 60-70

1840 U.S. Census - Ohio -Ross County- Union Township p. 350 (17)
Male: 1 (5-10), 1(10-15), 1(40-50) Female: 1 (10-15), 1 (15-20), 1 (40-50)

1850 U.S. Census - Ohio -Ross County- Union Township p. 114 (228)

Thomas age 55 (1795) born in Maryland is living on the farm of Warner Nack, wife is not listed, son Isaac W. Timmons age 17 (1833) born in Ohio and daughter Hester E. Timmons age 6 (1844).

Thomas Timmons found in:

US - Census Index (1860) -Wife Isabell age 55 - probably not him
Age: 67 Gender: M
State: Ohio
County: Clark Town: Pike
Birth Location: PA Roll: 943
Thomas Timmons found in:

US - Census Index (1860) -Not him
Age: 60 Gender: M
State: Ohio
County: Madison Town: Jefferson
Birth Location: PA Roll: 1004

1880 US Census, Kansas, Linn County, Blue Mound, son-in-law Elbridge Johnson wife Hester gives fathers birth state as Delaware.

Marriages in Ross county:
Oct 5, 1811 Thomas Timmons and Leah Cornwell
Dec 17, 1812 Thomas Timmons and Hessa Wainwright (This Thomas Timmons appears to be the son of Abraham Timmons who died in Ross County in before 1818. Thomas and Leah later moved to Indiana.)

William Timmons found in 1810 Ross County Unions Township. tax records

A Thomas Timmons found in:
Marriage Index: District of Columbia, Delaware, Maryland, & Virginia, 1740-1920
Married: Mar 27, 1817
County: Kent
State: DE
Gender: Male
More About: Record of this marriage may be found at the Family History Library under microfilm reference number(s) 0006422.
Spouse name: Elizabeth Draper

[NI0310] 1910 US Census- Missour- St Louis- Ward 27, Roll T624_819; Page: 5A; Enumeration District: 429; Image: 246

AustinGeorge WHeadMW23abt 1887MarriedIllinoisIllinoisIllinoisDriver Ice Wagon
AustinSusie CWifeFW19abt 1891MarriedNebraskaMissouriIowa
AustinIra OBrotherMW20abt 1890MarriedNebraskaIllinoisIllinoisClerk Manufacturing
AustinMyrtle MSister-in-lawFW17abt 1893MarriedNebraskaMissouriIowa
AustinIna LNieceFW8/12abt 1909SingleMissouriNebraskaNebraska

[NI0329] Schuyler Co. Birth records, book 2, page 120
4454 Orlo Stroops 6 Jul. 1902, Browning Tp. Ara (Himmel) Stroops Cornelius E. Stroops

OBITUARY - Orlo Thomas Stroops
Orlo Thomas Stroops, 43, known familiarly as "Shorty", died at 5:35 P.M. Tuesday at the Mary Lanning Memorial Hospital where he had been a patient for two weeks.
Stroops was born July 6, 1902 at Schulyer, Ill. He came with his parents to Nebraska at the age of 14 and had lived in this vicinity since that time. He had been living at 304 South Hastings.
Surviving are his wife, Elsie; a son, Anthony of La Grande, Ore.: his mother, Mrs. Ara Stroops of Junita three sisters, Mrs. Leonard Schuman of Harvard, Mrs. Herman Batterman of Fairfield, and Mrs. Peter Evans of Juniata. His father and a brother preceded him in death.
Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 P.M. at the Livingston Funeral Chapel. The Rev. E. A. Weber will officiate. Interment will be in Inland cemetery.

[NI0330] Schuyler co birth records, book 2, page 120
4454 Orlo Stroops 6 Jul. 1902, Browning Tp. Ara (Himmel) Stroops Cornelius E. Stroops
4452 Olive Stroops 6 Jul. 1902, Browning Tp. Ara (Himmel) Stroops Cornelius E. Stroops

[NI0469] .

[NI0476] 1850 U.S. Census � New York � Delaware � Davenport p. 143 (31-32)

1855 NY Census, Delaware County, Davenport, ag 45 p. 154

FERGUSONVILLE CEMETERY
JOHNSON, Adaline 04/15/1855 43y-10m-5d 27 Wife of Charles J.

[NI0480] 1850 U.S. Census, New York, Delaware, Davenport p. 141b (28)

1855 NY Census, Delaware,Davenport p. 155 age 35

FERGUSONVILLE CEMETERY
JOHNSON, Lyman 1819 06/21/1899 80y-2m-19d Plot 27 JOHNSON, Mariah Odell 1818 08/30/1895 77y 27 Wife of Lyman

[NI0497] Flavius Valerius Constantinus

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