Culpeper - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Jonathan,Reuben,Gaius ROBERTS

sports39 — 2013-05-25 06:28:52Z

I am a direct descendant to Reuben Roberts. I am trying to find Records on his father.

Re: Jonathan,Reuben,Gaius ROBERTS

sports39 — 2013-05-25 06:26:36Z

Reuben was my 4th great grandfather. My 3rd great grandfather was Dorsey Roberts. My second great grandfather was Alexander Holt Roberts. My great grandfather was Ralph Roberts. My grandfather and dad are Ralph Roberts as well. I'm trying to find records on Reuben's father Richard Roberts.

Re: THOMPSON Family of Culpeper

Hewick — 2013-05-08 15:24:53Z

If anyone is searching for John Robinson of Lancaster Co., VA who in some way is connected to the Rootes family in England or Virginia, please contact me at:

hhewick@yahoo.com

Helen J Nichols Murphy Battleson

Re: THOMPSON Family of Culpeper

Hewick — 2013-05-08 15:24:23Z

DAVID FULK AND ELIZ. HUFMAN

mandsdietz — 2013-04-27 22:25:00Z

Can someone provide information on the DAVID FULK who married Eliz. Hufman in 1788 in Culpeper????? Would like to know parents of this David or his age when he married Eliz? Is this the David Fulk, born abt. 1748, in DAR records and Footnote? Is this the son of John Fulk and Eve Bible? Or the brother of JOhn Fulk born abt. 1739? Could someone clear up this union for me? Thanks. s

Norman - Jett 1793 Culpeper, VA

little_pj — 2013-04-18 01:23:51Z

Courtney Norman and A? JETT allegedly married in Culpeper in 1793.

From all the information I have gathered, I do not believe this Courtney NORMAN is related to Isaac Norman b. ca 1682 in VA .

It is unclear as to the exact spelling of the bride's name. Alcey, Alice or Alcinda JETT. I believe she is the sister of John Jett, and they were the children of James JETT. Courtney and A? had a total of six children born in in VA and TN before she died

They had a daughter, named after her mother, the spelling of which is unclear. A? NORMAN m in TN, William Jett, the s/o John, and they 5 children before she died.

Norman and Jett came out of nowhere and disappeared just as handily.

I believe my paternal ancestor, Benjamin Norman, was related to Courtney Norman and his wife. The birthdate on the death certificate and place are right -- if I am correct. DNA proves I am not a Isaac Norman descendant. My ancestor was not the son of Reuben Norman and his second wife. It is was disproved years ago.

Benjamin disappeared from all records for 26 years before reappearing in OH records where he died about 1844. After 10 years of research the only thing I learned is the DNA is not at match to Isaac.

I do not know where to look next. Suggestions are more than welcome.

Thanks!

Re: Families of Abraham Lewis and Geraldine La Fayette Covington

CarlaineWillis — 2013-04-13 18:43:44Z

Dear Katherine,
I'm afraid I do not show, in any of my records, a son named Dennis T.of my great grandfather Abraham Lewis.He did have a son Thomas Henry but I don't believe he left Missouri. Abraham and Geraldine had nine children, 5 girls and 4 boys. My grandfather was William Ethelbert Lewis.I was unable to find the 1870 census since I'm no longer a member of ancestry.com. Did you get any other response ?
I would be interested as it could give me new information that I'm not aware of.
Good Luck in your search. it is fun.
Sincerely, Carlaine Willis

Re: Families of Abraham Lewis and Geraldine La Fayette Covington

texasshelton — 2013-04-13 02:09:08Z

Hi. It has been a few years and I'm not sure if this is still a good link to reply to your post referring to Abraham Lewis and Geraldine La Fayette Covington. I have reason to believe Abraham Lewis was the father of Dennis T. Lewis ( My lineage) Dennis T. Lewis was born in Saline, Missouri in 1860.( Per his Death Certificate info. Unfortunately, no parents are listed on his DC) There is a 1870 Richmond, Ray, Missouri Federal Census Record for Abraham and Geraldine Lewis listing a son, Dennis Lewis, age 11 born 1859 Missouri. Do you have any knowledge of a Dennis Lewis, son of your Abraham and Geraldine Lewis? My Dennis T. Lewis married Lou Ella Coursey in 1885 Falls County, Texas. They had several children together. Dennis T. Lewis died in 1918 in Kosse, Limestone, Texas and is buried in Eutaw Cemetery, Limestone, Texas. Any information you may have is greatly appreciated! Thank You, Kathy Shelton Hoyt. E-Mail address is texkat223@yahoo.com or you may post a reply here. Thanks again ! Kathy

Re: Vital Statistics from Diary of Fayette Mauzy Latham, 1845-1846 CulpeperCo VA

jtbauder — 2013-04-03 02:16:33Z

I have an unknown son(Richard?), s/o John Corbin and Sarah Morris who apparently died, but may have married Rebecca (Farley). The connection is that the wife, Rebecca Corbin with children lived next door to John and Sarah Corbin as found in the 1830 Ohio Index for Salt Creek Township, Harrison County, Ohio. Even odds on it being daughter in law, not sure about maiden name Farley.

Burley and Martha Gibson

lethacantrell — 2013-03-27 22:34:10Z

Hi,

I am researching my Dad's line. I am seeking information on the Burley and Martha Gibson family. Burley and Martha are buried in the Lael Cemetery at Lignum in Culpeper County. Martha was my father's youngest sibling. Any help is appreciated.

Thanks in advance,
Letha

Re: Elizabeth Green and W. Peacock

cameron_peterson1 — 2013-03-25 14:56:02Z

I am from the same line as you: robert green and eleanor dunn green, their son james who married Elizabeth jones. my next descendent is Gabriel, who wouild be the brother of your Elizabeth (they had 11 children). Note that there is another Elizabeth Jones who married one of these sons, again James if I am not mistaken.
I do not have this particular marriage certificate, sorry. Have you tried the Culpeper Library?

good luck, mary lou green peterson

Re: Martin Nalle

smvs1945 — 2013-03-24 15:06:15Z

Donald,

I also descend from Martin Nalle, John Nalle and Mary Brown.
I would be very interested in seeing your chart if you would share that with me. I also have information on these families.

Thanks.

maxinesingley@yahoo.com

Re: Corbin/Lyon/Lyons Family

jtbauder — 2013-03-23 18:17:20Z

Here we go: John Corbin b abt 1671 Richmond,Va. M: Elizabeth Smith. son John Corbin m: Frances Fant 7-12-1749. 13 children. son John Corbin b:2-2-1750 m: Sarah Morris 1778. culpepper, Va. 7 known children. SoN john b: 1799 m: Charlotte Rinker at Hampshire, Co. Va. 1821. 9 children. Son Jonathan Corbin m:Sarah Ann Carter 11-23-1848 at St. Clairsville, Oh. 4 children. Son John Thomas Corbin m: Minnie Doty 4-25-1883 at Princeton, Illinois. 10 children. Daughter (my mother) Norma Mable Corbin m: George R. Bauder 5-27-1925 at Greenfield, Ind. 4children. I am the youngest, John Thomas Bauder. I have some pics. Also I have much more on the Corbin line. I must give much credit to Beaulah Engellant whose mother was Lena Corbin Alm and John Alm. They moved in 1910 from Ohio to Montana. her research has invaluable .Her research allowed her membership in the DAR and to all female descendants of this line.

Re: Corbin/Lyon/Lyons Family

LMGaunt — 2013-03-23 11:12:07Z

Hello,

Thanks for posting. Where are you connected to the CORBINS? My husband's line is through John CORBIN's brother, William and France FANT's sister, Sarah. Their daughter, Catherine, married Andrew GAUNT. These are my husband's 3 great Grandparents.

Thanks again,
Linda Cashen Gaunt

Re: Corbin/Lyon/Lyons Family

jtbauder — 2013-03-23 02:37:59Z

I think our Corbin lines are connected. Magdely(n) shows up in my line as daughter of John and Frances Fant Corbin. there were 13 children from this marriage .

Johntbauder@gmail.com

Re: Surname: Thead

mikeandtinarosenberg — 2013-03-19 03:08:12Z

Hello-it's been a long time but I'm back online and researching again. I am hoping your email is still valid.

Best,
Tina Thead-Rosenberg
Mikeandtinarosenberg@gmail.com

Re: Surname: Thead

mikeandtinarosenberg — 2013-03-19 03:08:02Z

Hello-it's been a long time but I'm back online and researching again. I am hoping your email is still valid.

Best,
Tina Thead-Rosenberg
Mikeandtinarosenberg@gmail.com

Re: Surname: Thead

mikeandtinarosenberg — 2013-03-19 03:07:39Z

Hello-it's been a long time but I'm back online and researching again. I am hoping your email is still valid.

Best,
Tina Thead-Rosenberg
Mikeandtinarosenberg@gmail.com

James Bledsoe m. Judith Ward 30 Aug 1785

jwgrant5 — 2013-03-06 02:55:09Z

I need help to find marriage record for James Bledsoe to Judith Ward 30 Aug 1785 in Culpeper Co, VA. I would also like to have birth records for both if someone out there is of this line.Thanks.

Re: 1913 Culpeper High School Yearbook - Available for Lookups

prr127 — 2013-03-03 17:36:25Z

Hello,

My Name is Paula (Ferguson) Robinson
and I would really like to look up my family records for Culpepper High School. I have been told that most of my family were farmers but that some did attend school. Please let me know how I can get information and look up family members that I have recently discovered.

PLJoan1111@yahoo.com

Re: NALLE/YANCEY,PARKER/

vmwp70 — 2013-02-27 13:42:58Z

My husband has these connections - Grizzel Nalle -dtr of John Martin Nalle jr and Mary Brown married Richard B. Parker- son of John Parker & wife Elizabeth-maiden name unproven at this date. This John Parker d. 1760 Hampshire Co, VA/WV and left a will giving info . The PARKER children were possibly a first son John ; THEN Robert (my hubbys line), Nathaniel, Elizabeth, Richard B, Catherine and Aaron. We found info in the Mormon Temple genealogy library years ago in a Nalle book publication to start this work. We are interested in more info for Lt. Martin Nalle 3td and wife Winifred Yancey of VA. This Martin 3td sered w/his
brother Wm during the battle of Point Pleasant on 10 Oct 1774. vmwp70 So CA my good e-mail is winngen7391@aol.com

Re: NALLE

momteacher_1 — 2013-02-26 07:08:45Z

Hello,
I see that you have both Nalle and Hitt Culpeper lines. I have a 1913 Culpeper High yearbook that lists both a Walter and Mabel Hitt, and Alfred, John M., Mary, and Owen Nalle.
Any of these yours?
Loralee

Re: John L. Aylor

momteacher_1 — 2013-02-26 06:45:58Z

I can't help with your particular Aylor/ Whispell people, but I feel sure that they must be related to the William and Walter Ellis Aylor, and Edna Lillian Whispell who are in the 1913 yearbook I have. What do you think?
Loralee

Re: Martin Nalle

momteacher_1 — 2013-02-26 06:36:37Z

Donald,
Don't know if you are still at this e-mail address, but I wanted to see if your John Nalle and Mary Brown were the same ones that are in a 1913 Cuipeper High yearbook that I have indexed and have available for lookups. Was John's middle initial M? (There are other Nalles also - Alfred, Mary, and Owen.)
Loralee

1913 Culpeper High yearbook available for lookups

momteacher_1 — 2013-02-26 06:14:23Z

Fully indexed - including the ads in the back.
Also has lists and photos of younger grades down to 1st - no kindergarten, though...
Loralee

Thomas Hughes b.1777ish m. Nancy Monroe, Revolutionary War Service

satterfieldclan — 2013-02-25 04:03:45Z

I know there are 3 different Thomas Hughes from Culpeper, VA that have Revolutionary War service, but I don't have documentation to prove my Thomas Hughes. The family DAR papers won't work as proof anymore foe some reason. I have an Ancestry DNA file on record and am hoping that someone who has more information about the Thomas Hughes will be able to provide me with more information conclusively one way or another. After all, if I can prove it via the DNA match, then its pretty much a lock!

Thanks,

Will

Culpeper Alexanders; Elk Run, Rapidan River, Border of Orange County, VA

mary4168 — 2013-02-16 10:39:05Z

Establishing Alexander surnames in Orange County, then Culpeper County, Virginia, focusing on deeds that describe locations in the Fork of the Rappidan River, specifically Elk Run. Followed the Thomas Rucker line since they were neighbors of James Alexander, and followed the names of families that married into James Alexander's family, Thomas Rucker, John Tinsley, John Henderson, and William Crawford.

Most records were obtained from The Library of Virginia searchable database on early Deeds in the Northern Neck, Wills, & Religious Petitions. Researchers from all the families named have posted information online that provide invaluable records for these early Virginia residents.

6 Apr 1734 George Essomes, [Eastham], St. Mark's Parish, Spotsylvania County, 300 acres in Fork of the Rappidanne River corner to Thomas & John Rucker, Neals Mountain, Rucker's line. Eastham, George. 11 July 1719. King William County. Description: 400 acres upon the branches of the Middle River and South River in St. Johns Parish adjoining the land of Rogers.

10 Jan 1736 George Anderson, Orange County. 350 acres in the fork of the Robinson River beginning at Elk Run adjoining to Nicholas Ware, William Phillips, aforesaid Elk run.

10 Sep 1735 Downs, Henry. Orange County. Description: 600 acres in the fork of the Rappidanne River, called Newcastle adjoining Wm. Crosthwaith, Nicholas Ware, James Dyer.
Source: Land Office Patents No. 16, 1735, p. 271.

30 Jun 1740 Indenture of 30 June in the year of our Lord 1740 between Nicholas Ware of parish of St Mary's in county of Caroline of the one part and Jeremiah Rollins of Drisdale Parish in the county of King and Queen for 5 shillings sterling .... beginning at 3 small pines....being half of a patent granted said Nicholas Ware the 28th day of September for the year of our Lord 1728, all houses, orchards, gardens, yards, backsides, fences or being an .. of every part and parcel thereof. Signed sealed & delivered Nicholas Ware /Seal/ in the presence of: John Allen, Henry Downs, W. Waller, Jos. Neavell, Z. Lewis. (Indenture, Orange County Deed Book 4, p. 178).

24 Jul 1740 - Nicholas Ware of St. Mary's Parish, Caroline Co. to Jeremiah Rollins (Rawlings) of Drissdale Parish, King and Queen Co., 500 acres in St. Mark's Parish being half of a patent granted to Nicholas Ware 28 Sep 1728, which was sold for consideration of 60 lbs. current money of Virginia. Signed, Nicholas Ware.

18 Oct 1745 - Orange County, VA Deed Book 10...said William Pearce granted 70 acres in the forks of the Rapidan River. Lease/release for L30 paid by Thomas Coffer.... doth grant land on Elk Run..... Robert Talliaferro corner to George Anderson and Thomas Rucker. Recorded 11/28/1745.

Orange Co., VA Order Book 5 p. 98,
1747 Orange Co. An indenture of bargain and sale between Edward Franklyn of the one part and Joseph Emmons of the other part was acknowledged by the said Edward and ordered to be recorded.
Orange Co. Va. 1747 Indenture between Joseph Emmonds and Edward Franklyn for 13 pounds for 400 acres beginning at a black walnut and red oak to James Dyer on the north side of the Rapidan ....to Robert Sharman. Witnesses: Thomas Jarman, John Eubank, Saml. Ham, and Ed Franklyn.

23 June 1748, O.S. p. 135, Orange Co., VA Road Orders,
Ordered That James Barbour Gent Joseph Rogers & Thomas Rucker or any two of them do some time between this & the next Court go to & view the Way from the River to the upper Church in Saint Thomas.s Parish through the Lands of Darby Quin & report to the Court the most convenient way for a Bridle Way.

1748 Culpeper County was formed from Orange County, by an act of the Virginia House of Burgesses in 1748.

William Alexander, mentioned in the following record, an as-yet-undetermined relative of the James Alexander family, was in Bromfield Parish, Culpeper Co., VA years before James Alexander purchases land in this very neighborhood from Nicholas Ware. This 1754 Culpeper William is the first hint of Alexanders outside of Augusta County after the designation of Culpeper County in 1748. The Sharman family of Robert, his wife Lucy, and daughter Ann show up as a constant link in the court records of Darby Quinn, Benjamin Head, William Alexander and other nearby neighbors.

21 Dec 1754 Will: Darby Quinn, Brumfield Parish, Culpeper Co, VA
IN THE NAME OF GOD AMEN, I Darby Quinn of Brumfield Parish in Culpeper County, planter, being very sick and weak in body but in perfect health of mind and memory, thanks be to almighty God for the same, but calling to mind the certainty of death and that all men must die and as touching all such worldly estate that it hath pleased God to bless me with, do make this my last will and testament revoking, disallowing and disannulling all other Wills and Testaments..........Item: I constitute, ordain and appoint my son Richard Quinn my sole Executor of this my Last Will and Testament.
IN TESTIMONY whereof I have this twenty first day of December one thousand seven hundred fifty four set my hand and seal. Darby X Quinn (LS)
Signed, seal'd, published and pronounced in the presence of:
Robert Sharman
William Alexander
Ann Sharman
At a Court held for the County of Culpeper Thursday, the 16th day of September 1756
This Last Will and Testament of Darby Quinn, dec'd, was exhibited to the court by Richard Quinn, heir at law and the Executor therein named, which was proved by the oaths of Robert Sharman and Ann, his wife, two of the witnesses thereto and ordered to be recorded and on his motion, Certificate is granted him for obtaining a Probat in due form. Teste: Roger Dixon, Cl.Cur.
Source: Library of Virginia, Will Book A, 1749-1770 Culpeper Co, VA Reel 31, pages 137-138.

22 May 1755 Orange County deed, Benjamin Head purchased 200 acres of land in Bromfield Parish, Culpeper County, Virginia on the north side of the Rapidan River, west of Maple Run from Col. Thomas Chew, Martha Chew (Thomas's wife), and Timothy Crosthwait (all of St. Thomas Parish in Orange County). This was part of a tract of land sold by Capt. Henry Downs to the Chews and Crosthwait on 3 Jun 1751. (Orange County Deed Book B, pages 352-355)

8 Aug 1760. James Alexander of Culpeper County, planter, to Michel Rice of same, carpenter. For L50 current money. 500 acres James Alexander bought of Necholas Ware ... bounded by Jeremiah Rawlins, James Finney and Richard Wayt. James (x) Alexander Witness: Robert Sharman, Lucy (x) Sharman, Ann (AS) Sharman.
20 Sep 1764 Acknowledged by James.
Culpeper County, Virginia Deeds Vol. III Deed Book D (1762 - 1765), pg 540-542.

1761, July 11 The Estate of Robert Medley, dec'd (William Alexander attends the Estate sale below) Dr pd William Eastham in part of a Legacy left Susannah his wife; to Isaac Medley in part of his Legacy; to May Burton ditto; James Medley Senr. For Elianor his wife in part ditto; to John Medley's Legacy in part; to Jacob Medley ditto; to Jane Medley ditto; Doctor Thomas Jackson acct. proved; to Robert Sharman do: to Benjamin Powell do; to Henry Sparks do; to Charles Brooking do; to William Crosswait do; to Isaac Crosswait do; to John Medley's acct. proved; to Jacob Medley ditto; paid Andrew Shepherd do; Mr. Joseph Rogers do; July 11, 1761 L86.14.4 ½
Contra as per sale by Reubin Shelton, May Burton, Richard Yarbrough, John Medley, Charles Brooking, Jacob Medley, Benjamin Row, Robert Leavell, William Johnson, Richard Vawter, Benjamin Powell, Jacob Ward, William Twyman, William Dickerson, Robert Cave, Isaac Crosswait, William Alexander, John Zackery, John Gibbs .... total L93.7.10. 11 Jul 1761 Errors Excepted per John Medley, Jacob Medley) Exrs. October 15th, 1761, Exhibited to the Court upon oath and ordered to be recorded. Culpeper County Will Book A, pp 263-264.

16 Jul 1761 Thomas Rucker of Culpeper Co., VA to Michael Earehart of same. For L12 current money. 240 acres joyning to the lands of Julius Christy, Samuel Angels and Thomas Rucker, being bounded by the Rapadan River...on the north side of Rappadan corner to Julius Christy formerly Benjamin Head....corner of Angel's ... Rucker's line ... corner to Downs and Rucker ... on the south side of Maple Run ...to a small branch just below a point of large stones...to the Rappadan River ... Thomas Rucker Witnesses: William Lightfoot, Thomas Chew, Benjamin Cave.
16 July 1761. Acknowledged by Thomas.

Culpeper County, Virginia Deeds, Vol. III Deed Book D (1762-1765), pgs. 25-27:

11 Nov 1761 Nicholas Ware of Caroline County to James Alexander of Culpeper County. For L50 pounds current money. 500 acres, part of 1000 acres granted to Nicholas Ware, 500 acres being formerly sold to Jeremiah Rawlings. . . at Jeremiah Rawlins' corner including all the patent land excepting the part sold to Jeremiah Rawlins.
/s/ Nicho. Ware.
Witnesses: William Alexander, Michael Ehart, Robt. Alexander.
11 Nov. 1761. Proved by Robert Alexander and Michael Ehart.
20 May 1762. Proved by William Alexander.

24 Aug 1763 Deed, Culpeper Co., VA, Deed Book G, page 151, abstract: "Robert Sharman of Bromfield Parrish of Culpeper County ... to Benjamin Head of St. Thomas Parish of Orange County ... land lying in Culpeper County containing 150 acres ... bounded by Richard Quinn's land ... signed, Robert Sharman. In the presence of: Henry White, James Head, Ann Sharman.
Note: Ann Sharman was the daughter of Robert & Lucy Sharman. Benjamin Head, who had married Robert & Lucy's daughter Martha Sharman, of Orange Co., VA, by deed dated 15 Sep. 1777, Culpeper Co. VA, Deed Book H, page 517, sold this land to neighbor Richard Quinn, son of Darby Quinn.

1764 Rent Rolls Culpeper Co., VA
James Alexander, Samuel Sam Angel, Absolom Bobo, Spencer Bobo, Andrew Brown, Coleman Brown, Daniel Brown, George Bruce, Will Crawford, Henry Early, Jeremiah Early, Edward Eastham, George Eastham, Col. Robert Eastham, Will Eastham, Abraham Eddins, Joseph Eddins, Joseph Emmons, James Finnie, Gentleman, James P. Finnie, Francis Gains, Richard Gains, Will Gains, Adam Garr, Adam Lawrence Garr, John Gibbs, Zachaih Gibbs Joseph Ham, George Holt, Nicholas Holt, Francis Kirtly, EXR, Thomas Kirtly, Capt. Will Kirtly, William Kirtly Jacob Medly, John Medly, Daniel Philips, Ambrose Powell, Benjamin Powell, John Powell, John Quin, Richard Quin, Jere. Rollins - Orphan, Cornelius Rucker - Orphan, Ephraim Rucker, James Rucker, Peter Rucker, Thomas Rucker - deceased, Will Rucker, Robert Shearman, Henry Sparks, Thomas Sparks, Will Sparks, Mark Stowers, Will Stowers, Edward Tinsly, Jr., Edward Tinsly, Isaac Tinsly, Nathan Underwood, Richard Vernon, Richard Waite, Jacob Ward. These names show up in various deeds in the Elk Run, Rappidan area that James Alexander & family settled into. William Alexander, first referred to in Dec 1754 is not on the above tax list, although William was in the neighborhood of James Alexander witnessing various events. Yet William was never referred to as 'of Culpeper.' Notice that these names are almost a first rate list of early Wilkes/Elbert Countians.

Culpeper County, Virginia Deeds, Vol. III Deed Book D (1762-1765), pp.542-545.
17 Sep 1764 Michael Rice of Culpeper County, carpenter, to James Alexander of same, planter. For L55 current money. 250 acres, being part of 500 acres Henry Rice bought of Robert Andrews as by record of Spotsylvania court...
Michael (x) Rice Mary (x) Rice
Witness: Robert Sharman, Lucy (x) Sharman, Ann (AS) Sharman.
20 Sep 1764 Acknowledged by the parties. Mary was first privily examined.

After James & Elizabeth Alexander settle into their new home, 1760-1769, the remaining half of the original 500 acre parcel purchased of Robert Andrews by Henry Rice in Spotsylvania County is sold to John Tinsley and his wife Sarah Parks by the descendants of Henry Rice. The John Tinsley family becomes the Alexander family's close neighbors and Mary Tinsley, daughter of John Tinsley married George Alexander in 1778.

Culpeper county Will Books B & C: pg 19,

22 Apr 1777 Inventory of estate of Daniel Brown, appraisers, Jonathan Underwood, James Alexander, William Rucker.
Will Book B & C, 1770-1783, pg 19. Inv. & Appr. recorded 22 Apr 1777. James Alexander was one of the estate appraisers for Daniel Brown and apparently no one else! James simply did not involve himself in this level of civic responsibilities. It could mean that 'he kept himself to himself' or that he wasn't related close enough to anyone nearby to be invited to handle the more personal aspects of a family grieving their dearly departed.

1782 Land Tax
James Jett & Alexander Waugh, Commissioners of the Tax for the County of Culpeper 1782

The Land Tax returned by John Hume and Alexander Waugh, Jr.,
District Commissioners for the year 1782.

William Alexander, 125 acres

James Alexander, 125 acres

Abraham Ahart, 100 acres

William Crawford, 200 acres

Assuming that William Alexander above is the son of James Alexander begs the question of why George and his bride Mary Tinsley aren't given 1/2 the acreage of James Alexander's property instead of William Alexander.....is this an oldest son issue, or the son who married first?....or this is another William Alexander? Or if George is the older son, is he the assumed heir of his father's 125 acre holdings?

1783 Property Tax
By this 1783 Property Tax enumeration, there were no Alexanders listed in Culpeper County except for the family of James Alexander with his sons George and William. His sons-in-law Joseph Henderson, William Rucker and Oliver Crawford who had married James' daughters Mary and Elizabeth and Lucy are also listed. Males of 16 years also listed in each household. The following households are picked from the larger tax list and I have added family information;

ROBERT ALLCOCK, GENT., LIST
Head of household:
George Alexander m. Mary Tinsley in 1778, Culpeper Co., VA..
James Alexander m. to Elizabeth since 1748.
William Alexander m. Frances Rucker in 1782.
William Cafford, Olson (Oliver)Cafford. Oliver married Lucy Alexander in 1786.
Leroy Canady m. Sarah Wait. chosen by James Alexander for the settlement of his estate, recorded in Madison County.
Joseph Early, owned land on Elk Run, near the Alexander family; by 1805 when this property was sold by his heirs, it was in Madison County, VA; A George Alexander witnessed the deed. Joseph Early died in this year, 1783, the very year he was elected to represent his vicinity in the Virginia Legislature.
Michael Ehart m. to Katherine Lesch; was father of Catherine Ehart who m. George Rucker.
Abram Ehart, (a covering horse) son of Michael; also serves as a witness to James Alexander's will in 1803. Michael Ehart bequeathes his land next to James Alexander to his son Abram Ehart.
Joseph Henderson m. Mary Alexander, dau of James & Elizabeth Alexander.
William Rucker m. Elizabeth Alexander, dau of James & Elizabeth.
John Rucker m. Julianne, daughter of Joseph Early.
George Rucker m. to Catherine Ehart, dau of Michael Ehart.

15 Aug 1785
Will of Esther Rucker of Bromfield Parish, Culpeper Co.
Dated 12 June, 1779. Proven 15 Nov 1779.
Part of index to Culpeper County Wills and Administrations (1749 - 1800) p. 135. Inv. & Appr. rec. Aug. 15, 1785.
Will Book C, 1783-1791 p. 343-344. Will pro. 15 Nov. 1779.
Will of Ester Rucker,12 June, 1779, Legatee: sister, Frances Rucker. Executors: Brothers, William Rucker, Joseph Rucker. Witnesses: William Rucker, Elizabeth Rucker, Joseph Rucker.
Inventory and Appraisal of Estate of Esther Rucker, dec'd. Recorded 15 Aug 1785. Conducted by William Alexander, Edward Herndon, Joseph Henderson.
Esther Rucker originally made her Will out to her sister Frances Rucker, still single in 1779. By the final estate recordings, Frances has married William Alexander and it is he that helps conduct the inventory and appraisal of his deceased sister-in-law, Miss Esther Rucker.

22 Dec 1783; Orange County, Marriage date of John Page, Jr., and Mary Collins, Jr., daughter of Mary Collins who consents to marriage. John Page, son of John Page Sr., and Elizabeth Page. Surety William Alexander. John Page, Jr. & Mary Collins, both of St. Thomas Parish, Orange Co., VA.
Regarding this record, not enough info to make a call on which William Alexander this is.....could be either the earlier William affiliated with the Quinns and Sharmans, or this is William, James Alexander's son, who has some connection to these Collins' or Pages. If this is James' son William Alexander, then this record is the first with his name associated with Orange County acquaintances.

Early Virginia Religious Petitions
November 2, 1785, Culpeper, Against assessment bill: Samwell Cary, William Alexander, Martin Nalle, Robt Stuart, John Strother, Wm Hill, Adam Snyder, John Broyle, Rupart Hill, Ambross Powell, Ephraim Rucker, Stephen Haynes, Charles Hume, Jacob Ward, Robt Alcock, Francis Kirtley, Jeremiah Kirtley, John Forrister, Thomas Sampson, Elijah Kirtley, Jasper Haynes Jr., Joseph Strother, Alpheus Beall, Isaac Dunaway, William Butter, John F. Price, Argalon Posie, Anthony Hughes, John Chapmon, George Hill, Isaac Jackson, Benj. Gains, Wm Ozburn, Richard Battick, Charles Hill, Robt. Strother, Henry Hill, Saml Brown, John Rowyce, Edwd Herndon, George Anderson, Joseph Henderson, William Kirtley Jr., Joseph Rucker, James Rucker, Augustine Rucker, Thomas Stoddell, James Walker Sr., James Allexander, George Alexander, William Chapman, Tho. Portor, Andrew Glassill..........Petition from Culpepper referred to Committee on the Bill concerning Religion.
This record shows the actual signatures of James and his son George Alexander, with William Alexander signing the petition among the first few signers. The tax records indicate that there was no 'extra' William Alexander in Culpeper County in 1783 or 1787.

1787 Land Tax
List of the Land Tax within the District of Goodrich Lightfoot, Commissioner in the County of Culpeper for the year 1787. (George Alexander, son of James, is not listed below as a land owner, although he was the Head of Household in 1783. William is listed as a property owner who owed taxes, however, the entire 250 acres were sold as property of the Estate of his father, James Alexander. William was renting?)

James Alexander: 125 acres
William Alexander: 125 acres
Abraham Ahart: 100 acres
Michael Ahart: 311 acres

Rapidan Baptist Church Records: George Eve wrote in 1796 in the front of one of the church minute books... "the spirit of emigration took place at the Ragged Mountains, many of our members emigrated to Georgia and Kentucky. Some of our members excommunicated in the beginning of the year 1788..."

Culpeper County Alexanders are continued under Elbert County Message Boards. Feb 9-12, 2013.

1913 Culpeper High School Yearbook - Available for Lookups

momteacher_1 — 2013-02-11 05:19:55Z

Fully indexed - even the advertisers in the back!

One name at a time, please, but you may ask several different times
(There are a few large family groups, so I want to help you connect them together, just not all at once)

I'm still figuring out how best to make copies of this 100 year old book without breaking it apart, but I'll do my best to get the info to you...

Re: Willis-Gordon-Garnett & Allied Families Association

blackburn59cp — 2013-02-01 17:07:17Z

While looking for info for the Willis-Gordon-Garnett & Allied Families Assoc. I ran across this posting. I then saw that A. Gordon Willis Jr. had passed away on 5/19/2011. Does anyone have an update on how to contact someone from this organization?

Re: Cheek Family

JFikac — 2013-01-16 05:27:30Z

http://www.historiccourtrecords.org/courtrecordsearch.asp?pa...=

Fredericksburg Court Records on Cheek's on above site

Re: Cheek Family

JFikac — 2013-01-16 01:26:35Z

Check this site:

http://books.google.com/books?id=-1gnziInGF4C&pg=RA1-PA2...

Re: Cheek Family

JFikac — 2013-01-16 00:46:39Z

Check site: http://books.google.com/books?id=luwKAQAAMAAJ&pg=PT344&a...

Another site:
http://books.google.com/books?id=sty51KRVESIC&pg=PA427&a...

Re: Cheek Family

JFikac — 2013-01-16 00:46:17Z

Check site: http://books.google.com/books?id=luwKAQAAMAAJ&pg=PT344&a...

Another site:
http://books.google.com/books?id=sty51KRVESIC&pg=PA427&a...

Re: Cheek Family

debbiall — 2013-01-15 20:17:54Z

I’m going to chime back in on these Virginia Cheeks. I am related to Elijah Cheek (b. 1798) who married Mary “Polly” Holtzman in Shenandoah County, VA in 1818.

Elijah has been a stubborn brick wall for me. I was interested when it was posted that his parents were Francis Cheek and Mary Ann Cordry. There were a whole bunch of Cheeks in what is now the Page/Shenandoah/Culpeper/Rappahannock County area and I have been unable to figure out relationships. June, would help me with the connection between Francis and Mary and Elijah?

What I know:
Elijah’s year of birth in census records, and gravestone, and biography is consistently 1798.

Elijah was married in 1818 in Shenandoah County, Ambrose Booton officiating.

As noted in a previous message, I can confirm the Rappahannock County marriages of Cheek/Houston in 1835; Cheek/Browning in 1842; and Cheek/Stokes in 1843 as all daughters of my Elijah and they were all married by Barnett Grimsley

Elijah and his family (including some married daughters) moved to Memphis,TN around 1848. They also lived just across the Mississippi River in Mound City, AR.
Elijah died in 1863 and is buried in Memphis.

What I think:
It is my Elijah who sold land to Austin and Demanda Cheek in Rappahannock County in 1847. See http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~wa6dsb/Mar...
This doesn’t prove a family relationship, but does support it.

In a bio of Elijah’s son, Thomas H. Cheek, Thomas’ grandfather (Elijah’s father) was identified as George Cheek from North Carolina. I know these bios are often not reliable, but it’s something to throw out there. See http://books.google.com/books?id=hSxZAAAAMAAJ&q=%22elija...

I know this probably just makes things even more murky, but perhaps it will help sort these Cheeks out.

Debbi

Re: looking: Zimmerman[n]/Carpenter, arr. Am. ca. 1734, lived Culpeper Co, VA

Win1234 — 2013-01-14 20:54:45Z

My Catherine Zimmerman, d of Christopher and Anna Elizabeth married William Slaughter.

Hugh Ross Haynes Sr. 1935-2013 Culpeper to Youngstown, Ohio

Contribution — 2013-01-13 22:39:29Z

BOARDMAN, OH – Hugh Ross Haynes Sr., 77, died Thursday evening, Jan. 10, 2013, at Beeghly Oaks Skilled Nursing Center.

He was born Oct. 7, 1935, in Culpeper, Virginia, the son of the late Roy Jackson and Lena (McFarland) Haynes.

He moved to the Youngstown, Ohio, Mahoning County area in 1964.

Hugh served in the Army during the Korean Conflict. He was an independent trucker driver for over 40 years, retiring in 1996.

He is survived by his children, Hugh R. (Dodie) Haynes Jr. and Dale R. Haynes, both of Boardman, Ohio, Kathy L. (Justin) Getz of East Earl, Pa., and Joseph W. (Kathleen) Haynes of North Lima, Ohio; 13 grandchildren; four great-grandchildren; two sisters, Ella Plunkett and Peggy Davis; and a brother, Gus Haynes, all from Virginia.

Besides his parents, Hugh was preceded in death by a son, Louis Ray Haynes; a sister, Elizabeth Nicholson; and five brothers, Morris Haynes, Ray Haynes, Preston Haynes, Charlie Haynes and Paul Haynes.

There are no calling hours and the family will have private funeral services.

Please visit www.Thompsonfh1932.com to view this notice and to send condolences.

Arrangements are being handled by the Thompson Funeral Home, 4221 Market St., Boardman

http://www.vindy.com/news/tributes/2013/jan/13/hugh-ross-hay...

Re: Cheek Family

JFikac — 2013-01-11 19:23:17Z

Austin Cheek married Demanda Whalen January 4, 1832, Culpeper Co, VA Minister William F. Broadus

George Cheek [son of Francis George Cheek and Leannah ?] married Elizabeth Williams January 31, 1793, Culpeper Co., VA Minister John Swindler

The children I have listed for George and Elizabeth were:
McDonald Cheek
Ambrose Cheek
Murrell Check
Strawder Cheek born March 15, 1818/died Nov 1889 he married Mary Plummer, their children were:
Flora; George; Henry; Lafayette; Laura; Luther; Lydia; Mary; Strawder; Alice born 1860

Re: Cheek Family

JFikac — 2013-01-11 03:58:30Z

Elijah Cheek born 1784 died August 21, 1806
Married: August 21, 1806, Culpeper Co, VA
Wife: Milly Horton born 1781 Culpeper Co, VA daughter of
Robert W. Horton and Jael Underwood[my 4th great grandparents].
Milly Horton was sister to my 3rd great grandmother Nancy Horton who married May 21, 1809 James Cheek. Their daughter Mary "Polly" married James W Spicer May 22, 1839.

NOTES:

Our earliest Horton ancestor in America was Robert Horton, born to Drayton and Ann Horton of Cow Lane, London, England, on November 27, 1751, Christened at St. Sepulchre on December 26, 1751. According to Court records round at the Sessions of Gaol Deliver for the City of London, held at the Sessions House in the Old Baily, Robert was tried and convicted of petty theft in September, 1769 and was sentenced to be transported for a period of seven years. Robert Horton came to America as an Emigrant in Bondage in 1769 aboard the Justitia. Robert enlisted in the 3rd Virginia Militia, serving under Captain John Thornton out of Culpeper County, Virginia in February 1776. Robert served in the Battles of Kings Bridge, York Island, White Plains, Brandywine and Germantown. Robert was with Washington at Valley Forge, where he was discharged in February 1778. I am proud to be a descendent of Robert Horton.

In November 1778, Robert married Jaley Underwood and they lived near the NE slope of the Red Oak Mountain in Culpeper County, VA. Robert and Jaley had two sons and five daughters. Two of the daughters, Nancy and Milly married two sons of neighbor Francis Cheek, James and Elijah Cheek. Another daughter, Mary (Polly) married Franklin Anderson. We are still researching daughters Sally and Chloe, but Sally was shown as the head of household in the 1830 VA Census and we think Chloe may have moved on to Ohio with some of her siblings. Son James and his family migrated to Robertson County TN. Some of his descendents went on to St. Genevieve County and Newton County, MO. These Hortons married into the families of Fry, Swan, Snow, Lacy, Pitt, Martin, Groves and McDole. Son Robert, from whom I descend, migrated to Licking County, OH, then on to Grant County, IN, where he died in 1853. Some of Roberts descendents remained in Ohio, while others migrated to Fulton County, IL, Cedar Couty, Missouri and Davis and Montgomery County, IA. Some of the names of the families these Hortons married into include Bennett, Jones, Moreland, Evans, Nelson, Cecile, McLouth and Bauman.

On the 1820 Culpeper Co Census Index it shows Jaley as head of household. Robert was not on the 1820 Census, he must have passed away.

4th great grandfather
About Robert Horton:

Fact 1: 1769, To America from London. Indentured for 7 years as a tanner

Fact 2: Occupation Tanner

Fact 3: December 1769, Sea Transp. Justitia "Immigrants in Bondage" in 1769.

Fact 4: Feb. 9, 1776-Feb. 1778 US Army 3rd Vir. Reg.-drummer.

Fact 5: Will dated 19 Mar 1820 & proven 19 June 1820

Fact 6: After Roberts death Jaley took family to Muskingum County, Ohio

Fact 7: Jaley made application for Roberts War pension in 1837. She was 83

Fact 8: War pension claim # "R.5239" or R5839

Fact 9: Served as drummer with Captain John Thorton's Company in the Va. Militia.

Fact 10: In battles of White Plains, York Island, Brandy wine and Germantown

Fact 11: Discharged at Valley Forge in 1778.

Robert Horton's Will (Culpeper County Will book, page 195 - 196)
(as deciphered by Randy Horton)

In the name of God Amen. I Robert Horton of Culpeper County and State of Virginia do make Ordain and declare this Testament my last Will & Testament revoking all others.

First it is my wish and desire that after death, my body be decently buried and all funeral expenses paid.

2nd all my just debts paid as soon as circumstances will admit all the rest of residue of my estate and personals I give & bequeath unto my well beloved wife Jaley Horton during her natural life & at her death I give and
bequeath unto my son Robert & daughters Cloe & Polly thirty three dollars & thirty three cents each. All the rest of residue to be equally divided among my sons & daughters Nancy, Milly, James, Sally, Cloe, Robert and Polly.
It's understood that the first three mentioned is to have thirty three dollars & thirty three cents each extra exclusive of their equal part with the rest. Sealed and delivered in the presents of Same under my hand of seal
this 19th day of March 1820.
Robert Horton X
George Cheek
W B Reed
Daniel Jaspers

At a Court held for Culpeper County the 19th day of June 1820 This last Will and Testament of Robert Horton dec was exhibited to the Court and proved by the oath of George Cheek one of the witnesses
thereto and ordered to be recorded And the Widow Jaley Horton Administration with the will annexed is granted her when having qualified and entered into Bond and Security according to Law.

H W Lightfoot CCC
============================================================ Descendants of Robert Horton

Generation No. 1

1.Robert1 Horton was born 1752 in London, England, and died April 13, 1820 in Culpepper County, Va. He married Jaley 1778 in Culpeper County, Va.. She was born 1754, and died Aft. 1837 in Falls DWP Muskingum Co. Ohio.

More About Robert Horton:

Fact 1: 1769, To America from London. Indentured for 7 years as a tanner

Fact 2: Occupation Tanner

Fact 3: December 1769, Sea Transp. Justitia "Immigrants in Bondage" in 1769.

Fact 4: Feb. 9, 1776-Feb. 1778 US Army 3rd Vir. Reg.-drummer.

Fact 5: Will dated 19 Mar 1820 & proven 19 June 1820

Fact 6: After Roberts death Jaley took family to Muskingum County, Ohio

Fact 7: Jaley made app;ication for Roberts War pension in 1837. She was 83

Fact 8: War pension claim # R.5839

Fact 9: Served as drummer with Captain John Thorton's Company in the Va. Militia.

Fact 10: In battles of White Plains, York Island, Brandy wine and Germantown

Fact 11: Discharged at Valley Forge in 1778.

More About Jaley:

Fact 1: Maiden name may be Dowell or Underwood or
Children of Robert Horton and Jaley are:

2 i. Polly Horton2 (Mary)?. She married Elsey Anderson.

3 ii. Chloe Horton, born Abt. 1780. She married John Cain October 03, 1797 in Frederick County, Va..

4 iii. Nancy Horton, born Bet. 1778 - 1779. She married James Cheek May 21, 1809 in Culpepper County, Va.

+ 5 iv. James Horton, born 1783 in Culpepper County, Va.; died February 1865 in Mitchellsville, Robertson County, Tn..

6 v. Sally Horton, born 1785. She married William Jackson 1808 in Culpepper County, Va.

7 vi. Millie Horton, born Bet. 1781 - 1789. She married Elijah Cheek August 21, 1806 in Culpepper County, Va.

+ 8 vii. Robert D. Horton, born Bet. 1794 - 1797 in Culpeper County, Va.; died November 14, 1853 in Mill Township.

Generation No. 2
5.James2 Horton (Robert1) was born 1783 in Culpepper County, Va., and died February 1865 in Mitchellsville, Robertson County, Tn.. He married Sarah Sut Bet. 1809 - 1810 in Va., daughter of Garret Sut. She was born 1794 in Va., and died Bet. 1850 - 1860 in Robertson County, Tn.

Children of James Horton and Sarah Sut are:

+ 9 i. +Nancy Ann3 Horton, born Abt. 1809 in Culpepper County, Va; died April 16, 1884 in St. Genevieve County, Missouri.

+ 10 ii. Henry Horton, born 1811 in Culpepper County, Va; died Aft. 1860 in Newton County, Mo..

11 iii. Sarah Horton, born 1812 in Tenn.. She married Hiram Lacy October 08, 1859 in Robertson County, Tn by William Barr J.O.P.

+ 12 iv. Robert Horton, Sr., born 1814 in Tenn.; died March 02, 1889 in Ste. Genevieve County, Missouri.

13 v. Samuel Horton, born 1815 in Tenn.; died Aft. 1860 in Newton County, Mo.. He married Lucendia Martin (Louise) January 02, 1843 in Robertson County, Tn by William Payne J.O.P.

14 vi. Mary Horton, born 1822 in Robertson County, Tn.

+ 15 vii. John A. Horton, born February 26, 1826 in Mitchellsville, Robertson County, Tn.; died February 21, 1889 in Ste Genevieve County, Mo. Cemetary on farm hwy 32.

16 viii. Emily Horton (Emaline), born 1828 in Robertson County, Tn. She married Presley McDole September 03, 1859 in Robertson County, Tn by William Barr J.O.P.

8.Robert D.2 Horton (Robert1) was born Bet. 1794 - 1797 in Culpeper County, Va., and died November 14, 1853 in Mill Township. He married (1) Mary Smith. She was born 1796, and died October 11, 1846 in Near St Louisville, Ohio. He married (2) Sarah. She was born 1811.

More About Robert D. Horton:

Fact 1: He was 56 yrs 11 mo. 12 days at the time of his death

Fact 2: Buried in Walnut Creek Cemetery (aka Overman Cem) near Jonesboro & Gas City, Ind

Fact 3: May have had a son Lewis with Sarah

Fact 4: 1850 census lists Robert's age as 52

More About Mary Smith:

Fact 1: Buried in Evans Cemetery near St Louisville, Ohio

More About Sarah:

Fact 1: Robert and Sarah moved to Granr County, Ind. in 1850

Fact 2: Sarah was listed in the household in Newton Township in June 1850

Children of Robert Horton and Mary Smith are:

17 i. Lewis3 Horton.

18 ii. James Horton, born 1823. He married Sarah; born 1828.

+ 19 iii. Robert D. Horton, Jr., born 1825.

20 iv. Martha Horton, born 1830. She married John ? Evans.

+ 21 v. WilliamSlaughter Culpeper Horton, born Bet. 1832 - 1833 in Va..

22 vi. John Henry Horton, born Bet. 1836 - 1837.

23 vii. Rebecca Horton, born 1837.

+ 24 viii. George Washington Horton, born 1840.

25 ix. Elizabeth Horton, born 1842.

Generation No. 3

9.+Nancy Ann3 Horton (James2, Robert1) was born Abt. 1809 in Culpepper County, Va, and died April 16, 1884 in St. Genevieve County, Missouri. She married +Barnet Fry Unknown in Either Va or Tn. He was born Abt. 1809 in Culpepper County, Va, and died March 24, 1876 in St.Genevieve County, Missouri.

More About +Barnet Fry:

Fact 1: Occupation - Farmer
Children of +Nancy Horton and +Barnet Fry are:

26 i. Charles4 Fry, born Abt. 1831.

More About Charles Fry:

Fact 1: He doesn't show up after 1850 so I'm guessing he went back to Tn.

Fact 2: I'm guessing he served for the south and then married, raised a family In Tn.

+ 27 ii. James W. Fry, born May 1835.

+ 28 iii. John Fry, born Abt. 1838 in Mitchellsville, Robertson County, Tn.; died 1918 in Weingarten, Ste Genevieve County, Mo..

29 iv. Jacob Fry, born Abt. 1839 in Mitchellsville, Robertson County, Tn.; died December 30, 1862 in Chickasaw Bayou, Mo..

More About Jacob Fry:

Fact 1: Jacob served in the Union Army

Fact 2: He was killed at the Battle of Chickasaw Bayou/Haines Bluff Dec. 30, 1862

+ 30 v. Sarah Ann Fry, born Abt. 1843 in Robertson County, Tn.

+ 31 vi. +Henry Peter Fry, born July 07, 1845 in Robertson County, Tn; died November 09, 1924 in Doe Run, Missouri.

10.Henry3 Horton (James2, Robert1) was born 1811 in Culpepper County, Va, and died Aft. 1860 in Newton County, Mo.. He married (1) Catherine Swan in Tn.. She was born 1812 in Tenn.. He married (2) Anna.
Children of Henry Horton and Catherine Swan are:

32 i. William4 Horton, born 1835 in Tenn..

More About William Horton:
Fact 1: From Newton County 1850 census

33 ii. Milley Horton, born 1836 in Tenn..
More About Milley Horton:

Fact 1: From Newton County 1850 census

34 iii. James Horton, born 1838 in Kentucky.
More About James Horton:

Fact 1: From Newton County 1850 census

+ 35 iv. Thomas Horton, born December 1840 in Tn or Kentucky; died 1931 in Ste Genevieve County, Mo. Genevieve Ch. Cemetary.

36 v. John Horton, born 1842 in Tenn..
More About John Horton:

Fact 1: From Newton County 1850 census

37 vi. Mary Horton, born 1844 in Tenn..

More About Mary Horton:

Fact 1: From Newton County 1850 census

38 vii. Robert Horton, born 1847 in Missouri.

More About Robert Horton:
Fact 1: From Newton County 1850 census

39 viii. Elias Horton, born 1849 in Missouri.
More About Elias Horton:

Fact 1: From Newton County 1850 census

12.Robert3 Horton, Sr. (James2, Robert1) was born 1814 in Tenn., and died March 02, 1889 in Ste. Genevieve County, Missouri. He married Iserena (Zerenia) Pitt May 05, 1835 in Sumner County, Tenn., daughter of Joseph Or John Pitt. She was born 1817 in Tenn., and died July 28, 1879 in Ste.Genevieve County, Missouri in Mackley Cem. @Sprott.

Children of Robert Horton and Iserena Pitt are:

+ 40 i. Sarah4 Horton, born 1836 in Sumner County, Tenn..

41 ii. William Horton, born 1838 in Tn.; died 1866 in Mo.. He married Never Married - Civil War Vet.
More About William Horton:

Fact 1: Civil War Veteran

Fact 2: Never Married

+ 42 iii. Zilphia Horton, born 1840 in Tenn..

43 iv. Elizabeth Horton, born January 27, 1843 in Tenn.; died February 28, 1882 in Little Vine Cem. St. Genevieve County, Mo.. She married George Treaster October 04, 1860 in Ste. Geneveive County, Missouri; died February 28, 1882 in Little Vine Cem. St. Genevieve County, Mo..

+ 44 v. John Horton, born 1845 in Tn..

45 vi. Mary H. Horton, born 1847. She married Alexander Guittar March 08, 1860 in Ste Genevieve County, Mo..

More About Alexander Guittar:

Fact 1: Spelling of Guittar suspect

+ 46 vii. James S. Horton, born 1849.

+ 47 viii. Robert Horton, Jr., born June 24, 1855 in Sumner County, Tenn.; died April 20, 1900 in Weingarten, Mo. Buried Sprott, Mo. Mackley Cemetery.

15.John A.3 Horton (James2, Robert1) was born February 26, 1826 in Mitchellsville, Robertson County, Tn., and died February 21, 1889 in Ste Genevieve County, Mo. Cemetary on farm hwy 32. He married Sarah A. Groves January 13, 1849 in Robertson County, Tn by William Barr J.O.P. She was born March 05, 1829 in Mitchellsville, Robertson County, Tn., and died December 25, 1882 in Ste Genevieve County, Mo. Cemetary on farm hwy 32.
Children of John Horton and Sarah Groves are:

+ 48 i. Ellen (Elenor)4 Horton, born November 06, 1850 in Ste. Genevieve County, Missouri; died October 26, 1933 in Weingarten, Mo. Ste. Geneveive County, Missouri.

+ 49 ii. Francis Horton, born February 1852 in Mitchellsville, Robertson County, Tn.; died 1936 in Ste Genevieve County, Mo. Genevieve Ch. Cemetary.

50 iii. Victoria Horton, born 1853 in Tenn.; died in Flat River, Mo. She married Newton J. Watts December 24, 1874 in St. Genevieve, Missouri; died in Flat River, Mo.

+ 51 iv. Philadelphia Horton, born January 06, 1855 in Robertson County, Tn; died May 31, 1931 in Flat River, Mo.

19.Robert D.3 Horton, Jr. (Robert D.2, Robert1) was born 1825. He married Catherine Moreland. She was born 1829.

More About Robert D. Horton, Jr.:

Fact 1: Moved to Licking County, Ohio in 1833.
Children of Robert Horton and Catherine Moreland are:

52 i. Martha4 Horton..

53 ii. Bazeleel (Bazzil) Horton..

+ 54 iii. James Edward Horton, born 1855.

55 iv. Willie William Horton., born 1857.

56 v. Mary (Mamie) Horton., born 1859. She married Philip A. Benear.

57 vi. George W. Horton., born 1861. He married Fannie Vogel.

58 vii. Margaret (Maggie) Horton., born 1863. She married Albert Hall.

59 viii. Malinda (Linda) Horton., born 1865.

60 ix. Robert D. (Rob) Horton., born 1867.

+ 61 x. Anna V. (Annie) Horton., born 1869.

21.WilliamSlaughter Culpeper3 Horton (Robert D.2, Robert1) was born Bet. 1832 - 1833 in Va.. He married Maria Jane Nelson. She was born 1833.
Children of WilliamSlaughter Horton and Maria Nelson are:

62 i. George W.4 Horton, born 1855.

63 ii. Abraham Horton, born 1856.

64 iii. Thomas Horton, born 1857.

65 iv. Eliza E. Horton, born 1858.

66 v. John Henry Horton, born 1861.

+ 67 vi. William Slaughter Culpeper Horton, Jr., born 1863.

68 vii. James Wesley Horton, born 1865.

+ 69 viii. Edwin Morgan Horton, born 1867.

70 ix. Rebecca J. Horton, born 1868.

71 x. Rosey Anna Horton, born 1871.

72 xi. Robert Drayton Horton, born 1874.

24.George Washington3 Horton (Robert D.2, Robert1) was born 1840. He married Mary E. Bauman.
Children of George Horton and Mary Bauman are:

73 i. Minerva Evaline4 Horton, born 1868.

74 ii. Thomas Theodore Horton, born 1869. He married Flora Viola Berry.

75 iii. Hattie Amanda Horton, born 1872.

76 iv. Mary Matilda Horton, born 1873.

77 v. Lovina Amelia Horton, born 1875.

78 vi. Georgia Anna Horton, born 1876.

Generation No. 4

27.James W.4 Fry (+Nancy Ann3 Horton, James2, Robert1) was born May 1835. He marriedAnn A. Edwards May 10, 1874 in M.S. Church South, St Genevieve, Missouri. She was born April 20, 1854, and died January 01, 1885.

Notes for James W. Fry:

James is buried at the Salem Church Cemetery. Salem Cemetery is located (T37N, R6E, Sect. 30) in Ste. Genevieve County. Take Hwy D aprox. 5 miles north of Farmington to HH, right on HH for 1 mile to Salem Church Rd. turn left and follow 11/4 miles to Salem Church on the left. The cemetery sets in past the church and house on the left, up a short hill.

More About Ann A. Edwards:

Fact 1: Buried At Salem Church Cemetery, Farmington

Children of James Fry and Ann Edwards are:

+ 79 i. Percy Marvin5 Fry, born September 03, 1876 in Farmington, Mo.; died January 09, 1941 in Farmington, Mo..

80 ii. J.B. Fry, born August 21, 1884; died November 10, 1884.

More About J.B. Fry:

Fact 1: Buried at Salem Church Cemetery, Farmington

81 iii. Fannie N. Fry, born September 1879.

28.John4 Fry (+Nancy Ann3 Horton, James2, Robert1) was born Abt. 1838 in Mitchellsville, Robertson County, Tn., and died 1918 in Weingarten, Ste Genevieve County, Mo.. He marriedEllen (Elenor) Horton November 06, 1866 in Ste. Genevieve County, Mo., daughter of John Horton and Sarah Groves. She was born November 06, 1850 in Ste. Genevieve County, Missouri, and died October 26, 1933 in Weingarten, Mo. Ste. Geneveive County, Missouri.

More About John Fry:

Fact 1: Buried at Genevieve Church Cemetery, St Genevieve County, Mo.

More About Ellen (Elenor) Horton:

Fact 1: Buried at Genevieve Church Cemetery, St Genevieve County, Mo.

Children of John Fry and Ellen Horton are:

82 i. Mary Ellen5 Fry, born 1867.

83 ii. James Fry, born 1869.

+ 84 iii. Barney Fry, born September 04, 1888 in Ste. Genevieve County, Mo.; died November 29, 1950.

85 iv. Pearl Fry, born June 10, 1880 in Ste Genevieve, County, Mo.; died September 19, 1961 in Ste Genivieve, County, Mo.. She married Louis D. Lore January 08, 1910 in St Francis County, Mo.; born November 03, 1876 in Mo.; died February 08, 1948 in Ste Genevieve, County, Mo..

More About Pearl Fry:

Burial: Genevieve Churcjh Cemetery, Ste. Genevieve County, Mo.

More About Louis D. Lore:

Burial: Genevieve Church Cemetery, Ste. Genevieve County, Mo.

+ 86 v. Fannie Fry, born April 1882.

87 vi. John H. Fry, born March 1884.

88 vii. Jacob Fry, born September 26, 1885; died May 11, 1967.

More About Jacob Fry:

Fact 1: Buried at Genevieve Church Cemetery, St Genevieve County, Mo.

89 viii. Benjamin Harrison Fry, born October 17, 1890; died May 08, 1958.

More About Benjamin Harrison Fry:

Fact 1: Buried at Genevieve Church Cemetery, St Genevieve County, Mo.

+ 90 ix. Lucy Fry.

91 x. Sarah Elizabeth Fry. She married x Bloom.

92 xi. Anna Fry.

30.Sarah Ann4 Fry (+Nancy Ann3 Horton, James2, Robert1) was born Abt. 1843 in Robertson County, Tn. She married Gideon Guitarrh September 20, 1860 in St. Genevieve County, Mo.. He was born Abt. 1840 in Missouri, and died in Missouri.

More About Sarah Ann Fry:

Fact 1: Married Gideon Guittar in 1860 in SE Mo.

Fact 2: Her mother, Nancy Fry, lived in Sarah's household after Barnet died in 1876.

More About Gideon Guitarrh:

Fact 1: Variations in name spelling are Gutar, Guitar, Guittar

Fact 2: Gideon served with Henry Peter at the Battle of Pilot Knob in the Union Army

Children of Sarah Fry and Gideon Guitarrh are:

+ 93 i. John A.5 Guitarrh, born August 1862 in Mo..

94 ii. Mary A. Guitarrh, born 1865.

+ 95 iii. William Bernard Guitarrh, born August 1868 in Missouri.

96 iv. Sarah J. Guitarrh, born 1871.

97 v. Emily P. Guitarrh, born 1875. She married James P. Fleming August 05, 1899 in Mo..

98 vi. Raymond Guitarrh, born March 1880.

31.+Henry Peter4 Fry (+Nancy Ann3 Horton, James2, Robert1) was born July 07, 1845 in Robertson County, Tn, and died November 09, 1924 in Doe Run, Missouri. He married +Drucella Lucetta Chandler August 10, 1869 in Union Township, St Genevieve county, Missouri, daughter of +Jonathan Chandler and +Elizabeth Harris. She was born March 30, 1852 in Ste. Genevieve County, Mo., and died February 16, 1928 in Doe Run, Pendelton Twp., St Francis County, Mo..

Notes for +Henry Peter Fry:

Henry Peter joined the Union Army in 1864 and was discharged in 1865. He served with his brother-in-law Gideon Guittar at the Battle of Pilot Knob, Mo.

More About +Henry Peter Fry:

Fact 1: Occupation - Farmer

More About +Drucella Lucetta Chandler:

Fact 1: Buried at Doe Run Memorial Cemetery

Fact 2: Death certificate signed by T.B. Chandler, her brother.

Children of +Henry Fry and +Drucella Chandler are:

+ 99 i. +Elijah5 Fry, born January 04, 1873 in Bonne Terre, Missouri ?; died November 26, 1932 in Farmington, Missouri ?.

+ 100 ii. Nancy Elizabeth Fry, born October 20, 1871; died December 09, 1957.

101 iii. Sophronia Fry, born December 22, 1874; died October 21, 1914. She married Rudolph Ramsey September 13, 1894.

+ 102 iv. Lucetta Fry, born March 26, 1877; died December 23, 1955.

+ 103 v. Henry Emmanuel Fry, born April 11, 1879; died December 02, 1934.

+ 104 vi. Mary Burten Fry, born June 20, 1881; died December 09, 1909.

+ 105 vii. +Abigail Victoria Fry, born July 01, 1883; died May 29, 1957.

106 viii. Charles Wesley Fry, born December 16, 1885; died December 22, 1885.

107 ix. Thomas Elmer Fry, born March 09, 1887.

More About Thomas Elmer Fry:

Fact 1: Lived in Kansas in 1932.

35.Thomas4 Horton (Henry3, James2, Robert1) was born December 1840 in Tn or Kentucky, and died 1931 in Ste Genevieve County, Mo. Genevieve Ch. Cemetary. He married Francis Horton March 05, 1871 in Ste Genevieve County, Mo., daughter of John Horton and Sarah Groves. She was born February 1852 in Mitchellsville, Robertson County, Tn., and died 1936 in Ste Genevieve County, Mo. Genevieve Ch. Cemetary.

More About Thomas Horton:

Fact 1: From Newton County 1850 census

Children of Thomas Horton and Francis Horton are:

108 i. Francis M.5 Horton, born May 1873.

109 ii. John H. Horton, born January 1878.

110 iii. Magie d. Horton, born April 1882.

40.Sarah4 Horton (Robert3, James2, Robert1) was born 1836 in Sumner County, Tenn.. She married Westly Cavitt December 17, 1856 in Robertson County, Tn..

Child of Sarah Horton and Westly Cavitt is:

111 i. R. H. Harrison5 Cavitt.

42.Zilphia4 Horton (Robert3, James2, Robert1) was born 1840 in Tenn.. She marriedBenjamin Stark August 18, 1858 in Robertson County, Tn. He died in Mo..

More About Zilphia Horton:

Fact 1: Aunt Zilplhouse

Child of Zilphia Horton and Benjamin Stark is:

112 i. Bob5 Stark.

44.John4 Horton (Robert3, James2, Robert1) was born 1845 in Tn.. He married Martha. She was born 1849.

Children of John Horton and Martha are:

113 i. Frances5 Horton, born 1868.

114 ii. James Horton, born 1869.

46.James S.4 Horton (Robert3, James2, Robert1) was born 1849. He married Rebecca F. Grason December 25, 1868 in Ste. Genevieve County, Missouri.

Children of James Horton and Rebecca Grason are:

115 i. Anna5 Horton, born 1872.

116 ii. Frances Horton, born 1874.

117 iii. John Horton, born 1876.

118 iv. James Horton, born 1878.

119 v. Jennie Horton, born 1877.

120 vi. Charles F. Horton, born 1884.

47.Robert4 Horton, Jr. (Robert3, James2, Robert1) was born June 24, 1855 in Sumner County, Tenn., and died April 20, 1900 in Weingarten, Mo. Buried Sprott, Mo. Mackley Cemetery. He married Molly Mollie (Mary) September 04, 1878, daughter of Louis Molly and Mary Hemmerli. She was born November 20, 1862 in Mitchellsville, Robertson County, Tn., and died January 26, 1910 in Weingarten, Mo. Buried Sprott, Mo. Mackley Cemetery.

More About Robert Horton, Jr.:

Fact 1: Occupation - Farmer

Fact 2: Places of residence - Tn., Iron Mountain and Ste Gen. County, Mo.

More About Molly Mollie (Mary):

Fact 2: Places of residence - Tn., Indiana, and Ste Gen. County, Mo.

Fact 3: Molly was catholic

Children of Robert Horton and Molly (Mary) are:

121 i. Girl5 Horton, born June 1880 in Mo..

+ 122 ii. James Edward Horton, born August 18, 1881 in Ste Genevieve County, Mo.; died February 20, 1968 in Farmington, Mo. Buried Genevieve Church Cemetery, Ste Gen Mo..

123 iii. Charles Stephen Horton, born August 06, 1883; died September 18, 1883.

+ 124 iv. Emma Magdalene Horton, born November 06, 1884 in Missouri; died May 29, 1961 in California.

125 v. Boy Horton, born November 24, 1886; died November 24, 1886.

+ 126 vi. Lewis Sherman Horton, born December 20, 1887 in Missouri; died July 16, 1925 in Missouri.

127 vii. Nellie Horton, born March 02, 1890 in Missouri; died March 05, 1890 in Missouri.

128 viii. Thomas Joseph Horton, born April 25, 1891 in Missouri; died April 30, 1892 in Missouri.

129 ix. Robert Kenerick Horton, born February 08, 1893 in Missouri; died June 06, 1962 in Gaithersberg, Mo.. He married (1) Mabel. He married (2) Ethyl?.

+ 130 x. Ernest Herman Horton, born March 01, 1895 in Missouri; died December 01, 1967 in Ste Genevieve County, Missouri.

131 xi. William Mc Kinley Horton, born December 27, 1896 in Missouri; died February 28, 1986 in Farmington, Missouri Genevieve Baptist Church Cemetery. He married Opel Thomas October 1923 in Ste Genevieve County, Missouri.

+ 132 xii. George Lorenzo Horton, born February 06, 1899 in Missouri; died January 10, 1982 in Farmington, Missouri Genevieve Baptist Church Cemetery.

48.Ellen (Elenor)4 Horton (John A.3, James2, Robert1) was born November 06, 1850 in Ste. Genevieve County, Missouri, and died October 26, 1933 in Weingarten, Mo. Ste. Geneveive County, Missouri. She married John Fry November 06, 1866 in Ste. Genevieve County, Mo., son of +Barnet Fry and +Nancy Horton. He was born Abt. 1838 in Mitchellsville, Robertson County, Tn., and died 1918 in Weingarten, Ste Genevieve County, Mo..

More About Ellen (Elenor) Horton:

Fact 1: Buried at Genevieve Church Cemetery, St Genevieve County, Mo.

More About John Fry:

Fact 1: Buried at Genevieve Church Cemetery, St Genevieve County, Mo.

Children are listed above under (28) John Fry.

49.Francis4 Horton (John A.3, James2, Robert1) was born February 1852 in Mitchellsville, Robertson County, Tn., and died 1936 in Ste Genevieve County, Mo. Genevieve Ch. Cemetary. She married Thomas Horton March 05, 1871 in Ste Genevieve County, Mo., son of Henry Horton and Catherine Swan. He was born December 1840 in Tn or Kentucky, and died 1931 in Ste Genevieve County, Mo. Genevieve Ch. Cemetary.

More About Thomas Horton:

Fact 1: From Newton County 1850 census

Children are listed above under (35) Thomas Horton.

51.Philadelphia4 Horton (John A.3, James2, Robert1) was born January 06, 1855 in Robertson County, Tn, and died May 31, 1931 in Flat River, Mo. She married William Marion Edwards, Sr., son of James Edwards and Lucinda Rickard. He was born January 20, 1848, and died July 14, 1931 in Flat River, Mo.

Notes for Philadelphia Horton:

Obituary: Mrs. William Edwards of Flat River, died at her home Monday evening at 9:10 o'clock (31 May 1931). She had been ailing for only a few days. Three days prior to her death she suffered a paralytic stroke, from which she did not rally. She was 76 years, 4 months and 25 days of age. the funeral was held at the home on Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock. the service was conducted by Rev. A. C. Johnson of the Flat River Methodist Church. Interment was in the K of P Cemertery at St Francois. Delphia Horton born in Robinson (should be Robertson) Co. Tn. on Jan 6, 1855, the daughter of the late John A. and Sallie Horton. She came to this state with her parents when a child and settled in Ste. Genevieve County. In June of 1869 she was united in marriage to William Edwards. to this union twelve children were born, five of whom preceded their mother in death. Four of them died in early childhood, the fifth, Mrs. Harry Hahn of Webb City, died July 1, 1912. She is survived by her husband, and the following named children: Mrs. Walter Bloom, Mrs. Clarence Cunningham, Mrs. Mary Robinson, Fillmore Montana and Leslie Edwards, all of Flat River, Mrs. Robert Miller of Fredericktown, and William Edwards Jr. of Pitcher, Okla. She also leaves 29 grandchildren, 15 great-grandchildren, and 3 sisters: Mrs. Frances Horton of Rte. 2, Farmington, Mrs. Ellen Fry of Weingarten, and Mrs. Victoria Watts of Flat River.

She professed faith in Christ at an early age. She lived an exemplary life. She was a faithful wife, a kind and loving mother and a loyal friend. The News extends sympathy to the bereaved family.

More About Philadelphia Horton:

Fact 1: Buried at K of P Cemetery, St Francis, Mo.
Fact 2: Died of Paralytic Stroke
Served in the Revolutionary War, by letter of Judge Hugh Holmes, received $96 from Richmond, Va

Baptist Dec. 26, 1751 Lived on Cow Land, London, England

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NOTES on Jael Underwood who married Who married Robert W. Horton [parents of Milly Horton who married Elijah Cheek]

On the 1820 Culpeper Co Census [081] it shows Jaley as head of household.

Jaley moved to Muskingum Co, Ohio [neighboring county to Licking Co, Ohio] when she filed for pension in 1837, age 83.
Revolutionary War Application Pension R5239 VA. Robert Horton/ Jaley wife

About Jaley:

Fact 1: Maiden name Underwood

Children of Robert Horton and Jaley are:

1 Nancy Horton, born 1779. She married James Cheek May 21, 1809 in Culpepper County, Va. [My 3rd great grandparents]

2 Chloe Horton, born 1780. She married John Cain October 03, 1797 in Frederick County, Va.

3 Millie Horton, born Bet. 1781 - 1789. She married Elijah Cheek August 21, 1806 in Culpepper County, Va.

4 James Horton, born 1783 in Culpepper County, Va.; died February 1865 in Mitchellsville, Robertson County, Tn..

5 Sally Horton, born 1785. She married William Jackson 1808 in Culpepper County, Va.

6 Robert D. Horton, born 12/02/1796 in Culpeper County, Va.; died November 14, 1853 in Mill Township.

7 Polly Horton2 (Mary) She married Elzey Anderson.

In the will of Lott Underwood, recorded July 19, 1773 in Culpeper County Virginia, Jaley Underwood is listed as one of the beneficiaries.
Source: Randy Horton email: rtjv@heartland.net

More About JALEY UNDERWOOD:
Fact 1: 1766, Believe to be Underwood. Jala listed as Lott Underwood daughter in his will
Fact 2: 1820, Listed as head of household in Culpeper County, VA census
Fact 3: 1837, Pension witnessed by daughter Polly Anderson
Fact 4: 1837, Pension filed from Falls Twnshp, Muskingum County, Ohio

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Notes continuing from the notes of her husbands Robert Horton. Had to split them because of no space under Robert.
Notes for William Marion Edwards, Sr.:

Obituary: William Edwards of Flat river, died in his home in Flat River (20 Jan 1848 -14 Jul 1931) Tuesday evening at 7:15 at the advanced age of 82 years, 7 months, and 20 days. He suffered a paralytic stroke two weeks ago, from which he did not rally. His wife died on May 31st of this year, following a three week illness of paralysis. The funeral was held at the family residence yesterday afternoon at 2:30, the service conducted by Rev. A. C. Johnson. of the Flat River Methodist Church. Interment was in the K. of P. Cemetery, by the side of his wife, at St Francois. During the illness these two elderly people were nursed by their daughter and son, Mrs. Mary Robinson and F. M. Edwards. They were members of the Flat River Free Will Baptist Church. Mr. Edwards was converted in early manhood and united with the Baptist Church at Turley Mill in Ste. Genevieve County. He had been a member of the Odd Fellows Lodge for 41 years. The deceased was a pioneer in the lead mining industry in St Francois County. He worked for many years at Doe Run. He went to Flat River at the beginning of mining operations there abourt 40 years ago and assisted in the sinking of the first shaft. He continued in the employ of the Doe Run Lead Company until he was past 70 years of age. He was a faithful employ and well liked among the men with whom he worked. There are surviving besides the two children mentioned above the following named children: Mrs. Mattie Miller of Fredericktown, Mrs. Sarah Bloom, Mrs. Minnie Cunningham of Flat River, Leslie Edwards of Rivermines, William Edwards of Pitcher, Oklahoma. He also leaves 29 grandchildren, 15 great-grandchildren; four sisters: Mrs. Miriam Roux of Flat river, Mrs. Sissie Fry and Miss Julia Edwards of Esther, Mrs. Mary Thurman of St Louis, he also leaves two brothers, John Edwards of Esther and John Edwards of St Louis.

More About William Marion Edwards, Sr.:

Fact 1: Lived in Flat River at the time of William Edwards death

Children of Philadelphia Horton and William Edwards are:

133 i. Martha Ellen5 Edwards, born November 1880. She married Robert William Miller.

More About Martha Ellen Edwards:

Fact 1: Lived in Fredericktown at time of William Edwards death

134 ii. Sarah Elizabeth Edwards, born February 1883. She married Walter Peter Bloom.

135 iii. Mariam Edwards. She married X. Cunningham.

More About Mariam Edwards:

Fact 1: Lived in Flat River at the time of William Edwards death

+ 136 iv. Mary F. Edwards, born March 1878.

137 v. P.M. Edwards.

More About P.M. Edwards:

Fact 1: I'm guessing P.M. is male, but the P. may stand for Philadelphia

138 vi. Leslie Edwards.

More About Leslie Edwards:

Fact 1: Lived in River Mines at the time of William Edwards death

139 vii. William M. Edwards, Jr., born July 1886.

More About William M. Edwards, Jr.:

Fact 1: Lived in Pitcher, Okla at the time of his father , William's, death

140 viii. Anna Edwards. She married x Hahn.

+ 141 ix. Minnie Amanda Edwards.

54.James Edward4 Horton (Robert D.3, Robert D.2, Robert1) was born 1855. He marriedFlorence Almanza (Allie) McVeigh. She was born 1858.

Children of James Horton and Florence McVeigh are:

142 i. Nora Lee5 Horton..

+ 143 ii. Oma Vianna Horton., born 1879.

+ 144 iii. Bertram O. Horton., born 1883.

+ 145 iv. George Edgar Horton., born 1890.

+ 146 v. Philip Gerald Horton Dr, born 1894.

61.Anna V. (Annie)4 Horton. (Robert D.3 Horton, Jr., Robert D.2, Robert1) was born 1869. She married James LeFevre.

Child of Anna Horton. and James LeFevre is:

147 i. Paul5 LeFevre, born 1897. He married (1) Nellie Smart. He married (2) Lelah Meyer.

67.William Slaughter Culpeper4 Horton, Jr. (WilliamSlaughter Culpeper3, Robert D.2, Robert1) was born 1863. He married Mary Ann Briscoe. She was born 1878.

Children of William Horton and Mary Briscoe are:

148 i. Earl Edgar5 Horton, born 1899.

+ 149 ii. Felix Milton Horton, born 1902.

150 iii. Clarence Wilbur Horton, born 1904.

151 iv. Leonard Lester Horton, born 1907.

152 v. Hazel Marie Horton, born 1909.

153 vi. William Henry Horton, born 1912.

154 vii. Gladys Wilma Horton, born 1914.

155 viii. Doris May Horton, born 1922.

156 ix. Unnamed Horton.

69.Edwin Morgan4 Horton (WilliamSlaughter Culpeper3, Robert D.2, Robert1) was born 1867. He married Mary Ellen McCulloch.

Children of Edwin Horton and Mary McCulloch are:

157 i. Edith5 Horton.

158 ii. Grace Horton.

159 iii. Mildred Horton.

+ 160 iv. Emory Horton.

Generation No. 5

79.Percy Marvin5 Fry (James W.4, +Nancy Ann3 Horton, James2, Robert1) was born September 03, 1876 in Farmington, Mo., and died January 09, 1941 in Farmington, Mo.. He married Harriet Martha Yeargain March 22, 1906 in Farmington, Mo.. She was born January 09, 1885 in Farmington, Mo., and died March 13, 1968 in Farmington, Mo..

More About Percy Marvin Fry:

Fact 1: Buried at the Masonic Cemetery, Farmington.

More About Harriet Martha Yeargain:

Fact 1: Buried at the Masonic Cemetery, Farmington.

Children of Percy Fry and Harriet Yeargain are:

161 i. Mayme Cornelia6 Fry, born January 13, 1907 in Farmington, Mo.; died October 31 in Republic, Mo..

Notes for Mayme Cornelia Fry:

Obituary: Mayme Cornelia Ann Frank, 85, of republic, died Oct. 31 in Farmington Presbyterian Manor. She was born Jan. 13, 1907 in Farmington to the late Percy Marvin and Harriet Martha Yeargain Fry. She was preceded in death by her husband Rev. Marion E. Frank. Mrs. Frank was a member of theChristian (Disciple of Christ) Church in Republic, Mo. where she also was music and youth director, and a member of the Eastern Star in Republic. She is survived by one sister, Thelma Fry (Mrs. E.O. Klein of Farmington). Friends may call after 2 p.m. Monday at Cozean Funeral Home in Farmington. Funeral services will be Tuesday at 2 p.m. in Cozean Chapel with Rev. Dale Berck officiating. Burial will be in the Masonic Cemetery at a later date. Memorials may be to the Good Samaritan Fund at the Presbyterian Manor, The Johnson Bible College in Johnson County, Tenn., and/or the American Heart Association.

162 ii. Thelma Fry, died 1998 in Farmington, Mo.. She married J. Klein.

84.Barney5 Fry (John4, +Nancy Ann3 Horton, James2, Robert1) was born September 04, 1888 in Ste. Genevieve County, Mo., and died November 29, 1950. He married Mary L. Turley, daughter of Zack Turley and Minerva Guitarrh. She was born September 04, 1878, and died January 23, 1955.

Notes for Barney Fry:

Obituary: Barney Fry, Son of the late John and Ellen (Horton) Fry, was born September 4, 1888 at St. Genevieve county and died November 29, 1950 at the age of 62 years.

He is survived by his wife Mrs. Mary Fry, and two daughters, Ellen (Mrs. Henry) Hull and Birdie (Mrs. W.E.) Scott. Funeral services will be held today, December 1, at 2 p.m. at the Genevieve Church, conducted by the Rev. J.W. Allen. Burial will be in the Genevieve Church Cemetery, Cozean Service.

More About Mary L. Turley:

Burial: Geneiveve Church Cemetery, Ste. Genevieve County, Mo.

Children of Barney Fry and Mary Turley are:

163 i. Ellen6 Fry.

164 ii. Birdie Fry.

86.Fannie5 Fry (John4, +Nancy Ann3 Horton, James2, Robert1) was born April 1882. She married John Lore March 12, 1908 in Farmington, Mo..

Child of Fannie Fry and John Lore is:

165 i. John Francis6 Lore, born November 09, 1912; died July 24, 1967. He married Hazel Hardy; born March 16, 1902; died May 23, 1989.

90.Lucy5 Fry (John4, +Nancy Ann3 Horton, James2, Robert1) She married John Lee Barnes.

Children of Lucy Fry and John Barnes are:

166 i. Gertrude6 Barnes, born July 25, 1902.

More About Gertrude Barnes:

Burial: Geneiveve Church Cemetery, Ste. Genevieve County, Mo.

167 ii. Eugene Barnes, born October 07, 1896; died October 18, 1980.

More About Eugene Barnes:

Burial: Geneiveve Church Cemetery, Ste. Genevieve County, Mo.

168 iii. Katie Virginia Barnes, born May 14, 1900; died November 29, 1973. She married Robert Montgomery.

More About Katie Virginia Barnes:

Burial: Geneiveve Church Cemetery, Ste. Genevieve County, Mo.

93.John A.5 Guitarrh (Sarah Ann4 Fry, +Nancy Ann3 Horton, James2, Robert1) was born August 1862 in Mo.. He married Sarah 1880 in Mo..

Children of John Guitarrh and Sarah are:

169 i. Maude6 Guitarrh, born March 1881.

170 ii. Francis Guitarrh, born April 1882.

171 iii. James W. Guitarrh, born May 31, 1884.

172 iv. Gideon Guitarrh, born March 1887.

173 v. Laura Guitarrh, born May 1888.

174 vi. John L. Guitarrh, born May 1891.

175 vii. Clara Guitarrh, born July 1892.

176 viii. Ameul C. Guitarrh, born September 1895.

95.William Bernard5 Guitarrh (Sarah Ann4 Fry, +Nancy Ann3 Horton, James2, Robert1) was born August 1868 in Missouri. He married Mary. She was born May 1877 in Missouri.

More About William Bernard Guitarrh:

Occupation: Farmer

Children of William Guitarrh and Mary are:

177 i. Florence E.6 Guitarrh, born September 1897.

178 ii. Marion E. Guitarrh, born June 1899.

99.+Elijah5 Fry (+Henry Peter4, +Nancy Ann3 Horton, James2, Robert1) was born January 04, 1873 in Bonne Terre, Missouri ?, and died November 26, 1932 in Farmington, Missouri ?. He married (1) Mandy J. Ramsey October 05, 1893. She was born in Rivermines. He married (2) +Mary Ellen Rollins 1900, daughter of +James Rollins and Mary Young. She was born August 25, 1872 in Marquand, Bollinger County, Mo. - Yount, and died September 19, 1954 in St Louis, Mo.. He married (3) Lucinda Edwards April 02, 1927 in East St Louis, Ill., daughter of James Edwards and Lucinda Rickard. She was born October 11, 1875 in Esther, Mo., and died April 08, 1940 in Esther, Mo..

Notes for +Elijah Fry:

Elijah's Obituary: Elijah Fry, son of the late Henry and Lucetta Chandler Fry, was born in Ste. Genevieve County on Jan. 4, 1873, and passed away Saturday afternoon, November 26, 1932, at the Missouri Pacific Hospital in St. Louis, age 59 years, 10 months, and 22 days. His death followed a gall bladder operation eight weeks ago at the Missouri Pacific Hospital in St Louis. He had been married 4 times, first to Miss Mandy J. Ramsey, of Rivermines, to which a son James Fry was born. Both widow and son survive him. the son lives at Riverside, Mo. Later he was united in marriage to Miss Mary Rolens of Elvins, to which union three children survive him, Alice, Henry, and Howard (see Elijah and Mary Rolens for deceased children at this time.) The widow and three children all of St. Louis, survive him. We were unable to obtain information concerning his third marriage. On April 2, 1927, he was united in marriage to Mmrs. Lucinda Perryman (her maiden name was Edwards, Perryman is the surname of her 2nd husband, the father of her children), of Esther, who survives him.

He is also survived by three sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson, of Texas, Mrs. J.F. Westwood of Bonne Terre, Mrs. Lucetta Boyd of University City and two brothers Manuel (this is Henry Emmanuel) of Desota and Elmer of Kansas. A number of years ago he united with the Church of Christ of which he was a member at the time of his death.

Funeral services were conducted at the home in Esther Monday afternoon at two o'clock by Rev. Henry Mabry, of Bonne Terre, assisted by Rev. V.M. Estes pastor of the Baptist Church at Esther. Interment was in Parkview Cemetery, Farmington.

More About +Elijah Fry:

Fact 1: Occupation - Railroad Section Foreman

Fact 2: Death followed a gall bladder operation at Mo. Pacific Hospital in St Louis

Fact 3: He was married 4 times. 3rd wife unknown

Location 1900 census: Was boarder in James H. Rolens household with 11 more boarders listed

More About Mandy J. Ramsey:

Fact 1: First wife

More About +Mary Ellen Rollins:

Fact 1: Buried at Doe Run Memorial Cemetery

Fact 2: Second wife

More About Lucinda Edwards:

Fact 1: Fourth and last wife

Fact 2: Maiden name was Edwards but previous married name was Perryman

Fact 3: Liucinda had 2 children while married to William Perryman, Sallie & William

Marriage Notes for +Elijah Fry and Lucinda Edwards:

From newspaper article: Mrs. Susie Perryman and Elijah Fry of Bonne Terre went to East St. Louis April 2 and were united in marriage. the will make their home in Bonne Terre where Mr. Fry is employed. Mrs. elijah Fry is moving household goods to Bonne /terre and has rented her home here to Mr. nd Mrs. Jim Slinkard.

Children of +Elijah Fry and Mandy Ramsey are:

+ 179 i. James6 Fry, born April 25, 1896; died August 31, 1977 in Bonne Terre, Mo..

180 ii. Etta Fry, born Bet. 1894 - 1895.

Children of +Elijah Fry and +Mary Rollins are:

+ 181 i. +Henry Edgar6 Fry, born March 23, 1905 in Bonne Terre, Missouri; died February 20, 1977 in Jefferson City, Missouri.

+ 182 ii. Alice Fry, born May 10, 1903 in Esther, Mo.; died in Buried at Shepard of the Hills Cemetery, Imperial, Mo.

+ 183 iii. Howard Fry, born May 22, 1911 in Bonne Terre, Mo.; died July 1984 in St. Louis, Mo..

184 iv. Edward B. Fry, born March 27, 1916 in St. Francis County, Missouri; died July 30, 1917 in St. Francis County, Missouri.

185 v. Alvah Fry, born May 17, 1908; died August 13, 1909 in St. Francis County, Mo..

100.Nancy Elizabeth5 Fry (+Henry Peter4, +Nancy Ann3 Horton, James2, Robert1) was born October 20, 1871, and died December 09, 1957. She married (1) X Thompson. She married(2) J.B. Lacy December 28, 1887.
More About Nancy Elizabeth Fry:

Fact 1: Elizabeth Thompson was living in Texas in 1932.
Children of Nancy Fry and J.B. Lacy are:

186 i. James6 Lacy.

187 ii. Clara Lacy.

188 iii. Bertie Lacy.

189 iv. Etta Lacy.

190 v. Benjamin H. Lacy, born September 1889.

191 vi. Walter Lacy, born December 1891.

102.Lucetta5 Fry (+Henry Peter4, +Nancy Ann3 Horton, James2, Robert1) was born March 26, 1877, and died December 23, 1955. She married Jasper Boyd September 16, 1900.
More About Lucetta Fry:

Fact 1: Lived in University City in 1932
Children of Lucetta Fry and Jasper Boyd are:

192 i. Frank6 Boyd.

193 ii. Cintha Ellen Boyd, born December 31, 1907.

194 iii. Golda Toledo Boyd, born April 18, 1909.

195 iv. Lillian Boyd.

196 v. Daisy Lucinda Boyd, born March 01, 1903.

197 vi. Bessie Boyd.

198 vii. Tillie Boyd.

199 viii. Gladys Boyd.

200 ix. John Boyd.

201 x. Lester Boyd.

202 xi. Raymond Boyd.

103.Henry Emmanuel5 Fry (+Henry Peter4, +Nancy Ann3 Horton, James2, Robert1) was born April 11, 1879, and died December 02, 1934. He married Unknown Unknown.
More About Henry Emmanuel Fry:

Fact 1: Lived in Desoto in 1932
Child of Henry Fry and Unknown is:

203 i. Unknown6.

104.Mary Burten5 Fry (+Henry Peter4, +Nancy Ann3 Horton, James2, Robert1) was born June 20, 1881, and died December 09, 1909. She married William Rustidge Reed September 12, 1900.
More About Mary Burten Fry:

Fact 1: The year of death is unknown. 1940 is a wild guess.
Child of Mary Fry and William Reed is:

204 i. Unknown6.

105.+Abigail Victoria5 Fry (+Henry Peter4, +Nancy Ann3 Horton, James2, Robert1) was born July 01, 1883, and died May 29, 1957. She married (1) Lewis Roscoe White February 19, 1903. He was born March 07, 1885, and died February 19, 1905. She married (2) David Tobash 1905. She married (3) James Frederick Westwood April 29, 1907. He was born September 22, 1885 in Birmingham, England.
More About +Abigail Victoria Fry:

Fact 1: Buried St Francis Memorial Park

Fact 2: Lived in Bonne Terre in 1932
More About David Tobash:

Fact 1: David was second husband

More About James Frederick Westwood:
Fact 1: Buried at St Francis Memorial Park

Child of +Abigail Fry and Lewis White is:

+ 205 i. +John Henry6 White, born January 20, 1904 in Doe Run, Mo.; died March 14, 1970.

122.James Edward5 Horton (Robert4, Robert3, James2, Robert1) was born August 18, 1881 in Ste Genevieve County, Mo., and died February 20, 1968 in Farmington, Mo. Buried Genevieve Church Cemetery, Ste Gen Mo.. He married (1) Nancy Rebecca Chandler October 30, 1909 in Denver, Colorado, daughter of William Chandler and Paulina Mackley. She was born November 02, 1881 in Ste Genevieve County, Missouri, and died March 16, 1947 in Bonne Terre, Mo. Buried Genevieve Church Cemetery, Ste Gen Mo.. He married (2) Millie Hardy 1951.
More About James Edward Horton:

Fact 1: Occupation - Farmer and Teacher

Fact 2: He was Methodist

Fact 3: Divorced second wife Millie Hardy in 1952 - 1 yr of marriage

More About Nancy Rebecca Chandler:

Fact 2: She was Baptist

Child of James Horton and Nancy Chandler is:

+ 206 i. Dorothy Ruth6 Horton, born May 18, 1926 in Weingarten, Ste. Genevieve County, Mo..

124.Emma Magdalene5 Horton (Robert4, Robert3, James2, Robert1) was born November 06, 1884 in Missouri, and died May 29, 1961 in California. She married (1) William Peterson in Mo.. He was born 1865, and died 1940. She married (2) John Smiley.
Children of Emma Horton and William Peterson are:

207 i. Juanita6 Peterson. She married Holten Messik.

208 ii. Howard Peterson. He married Billie.

209 iii. Elizabeth Ruth Peterson, born June 06, 1917. She married (1) Unknown. She married (2) George Rambea.

126.Lewis Sherman5 Horton (Robert4, Robert3, James2, Robert1) was born December 20, 1887 in Missouri, and died July 16, 1925 in Missouri. He married (1) Lettie Thomare. He married (2) Mary.
More About Lettie Thomare:

Fact 1: or Settie Thomure
Child of Lewis Horton and Lettie Thomare is:

+ 210 i. Walter6 Horton, died in Buried in Pleasant Hill Cemetery, Ste Genevieve County, Mo..

130.Ernest Herman5 Horton (Robert4, Robert3, James2, Robert1) was born March 01, 1895 in Missouri, and died December 01, 1967 in Ste Genevieve County, Missouri. He married Ethyl Coffer.
More About Ernest Herman Horton:

Fact 1: Railroad Engineer

Fact 2: Baptist

More About Ethyl Coffer:
Fact 1: Baptist
Children of Ernest Horton and Ethyl Coffer are:

211 i. J.M.6 Horton. He married Jennie; born in Themes, Ill.

+ 212 ii. Melvin Horton, died May 17, 1993 in Shelbyville, Indiana.

132.George Lorenzo5 Horton (Robert4, Robert3, James2, Robert1) was born February 06, 1899 in Missouri, and died January 10, 1982 in Farmington, Missouri Genevieve Baptist Church Cemetery. He married Ellen Newland.
Children of George Horton and Ellen Newland are:

213 i. Bruce6 Horton.

214 ii. Jean Horton.

215 iii. Joyce Horton.

136.Mary F.5 Edwards (Philadelphia4 Horton, John A.3, James2, Robert1) was born March 1878. She married Preston Robinson.
Child of Mary Edwards and Preston Robinson is:

216 i. Dosie6 Robinson.

141.Minnie Amanda5 Edwards (Philadelphia4 Horton, John A.3, James2, Robert1) She married Clarence Peter Cunningham.
Children of Minnie Edwards and Clarence Cunningham are:

217 i. Gertrude6 Cunningham.

218 ii. Mayberry Cunningham.

143.Oma Vianna5 Horton. (James Edward4 Horton, Robert D.3, Robert D.2, Robert1) was born 1879. She married James C. Burgett. He was born 1876.
Child of Oma Horton. and James Burgett is:

219 i. Lester Horton6 Burgett, born 1915.

144.Bertram O.5 Horton. (James Edward4 Horton, Robert D.3, Robert D.2, Robert1) was born 1883. He married Lula M. Marple. She was born 1880.
Child of Bertram Horton. and Lula Marple is:

220 i. Dorothy B.6 Horton., born 1915. She married Eugene Arthur Glennan; born 1911.

145.George Edgar5 Horton. (James Edward4 Horton, Robert D.3, Robert D.2, Robert1) was born 1890. He married Grace Louella Holler. She was born 1893.
Children of George Horton. and Grace Holler are:

221 i. Kathryn Elizabeth6 Horton., born 1913. She married Charles Edmond Yingling; born 1911.

222 ii. George Richard Horton, born 1931. He married Joyce Ann Bennett; born 1932.

146.Philip Gerald Horton5 Dr (James Edward4 Horton, Robert D.3, Robert D.2, Robert1) was born 1894. He married Alma Bish. She was born 1897.
Child of Philip Dr and Alma Bish is:

223 i. Philip Bish Horton6 Dr., born 1926. He married Marilyn Wehe; born 1935.

149.Felix Milton5 Horton (William Slaughter Culpeper4, WilliamSlaughter Culpeper3, Robert D.2, Robert1) was born 1902. He married Hazel Belle. She was born 1905.
Children of Felix Horton and Hazel Belle are:

224 i. William F.6 Horton, born 1928. He married Dorothy Ann Taylor; born 1932.

225 ii. Tommy Frnaklin Horton, born 1929.

160.Emory5 Horton (Edwin Morgan4, WilliamSlaughter Culpeper3, Robert D.2, Robert1)
Children of Emory Horton are:

226 i. Nadine6 Horton.

227 ii. Delores Horton. She married Mel Fisher.

Generation No. 6

179.James6 Fry (+Elijah5, +Henry Peter4, +Nancy Ann3 Horton, James2, Robert1) was born April 25, 1896, and died August 31, 1977 in Bonne Terre, Mo.. He married Clara Bettis. She died in Bonne Terre, Mo..
Notes for James Fry:

James, Clara, Bertie, and James sister (I think) Bertie are all buried in the old Pendleton Cemetery just south of doe Run Memorial Cemetery behind the church.

Child of James Fry and Clara Bettis is:
228 i. Bertie J.7 Fry, born January 21, 1922; died January 26, 1922.

181.+Henry Edgar6 Fry (+Elijah5, +Henry Peter4, +Nancy Ann3 Horton, James2, Robert1) was born March 23, 1905 in Bonne Terre, Missouri, and died February 20, 1977 in Jefferson City, Missouri. He married (1) +Myrtle Esther Lunsford June 1926 in Potosi, Missouri, daughter of +Frank Lunsford and +Martha Potts. She was born November 30, 1911 in Fredericktown, Missouri. He married (2) Nancy Ray 1952 in Jefferson City, Mo..

More About +Henry Edgar Fry:

Fact 1: Occupation - Railroad Trainman

More About +Myrtle Esther Lunsford:

Fact 1: 1920, Census for Madison County, Mo.

Children of +Henry Fry and +Myrtle Lunsford are:

+ 229 i. +Edgar 7 Frye

230 ii. Norma Estell Frye, born August 08, 1928 in Bonne Terre, Mo.; died September 22, 1932 in Elvins, Mo..

More About Norma Estell Frye:

Fact 2: Buried at Doe Run Memorial Cemetery

+ 231 iii. Alice Frye

182.Alice6 Fry (+Elijah5, +Henry Peter4, +Nancy Ann3 Horton, James2, Robert1) was born May 10, 1903 in Esther, Mo., and died in Buried at Shepard of the Hills Cemetery, Imperial, Mo. She married (1) Orville Vaughn July 31, 1919. She married (2) Elmer Dewey Labee February 08, 1925, son of Joseph LaBee and Julia Norris. He was born April 02, 1898 in St. Louis, Mo., and died December 16, 1993 in Buried at Shepard of the Hills Cemetery, Imperial, Mo.

Child of Alice Fry and Orville Vaughn is:
232 i. Leona Lydia7 Vaughn, born July 30, 1920.

Children of Alice Fry and Elmer Labee are:

233 i. Joann Geraldine7 Labee, born December 31, 1925.

234 ii. Elmer Kenneth Labee, born January 08, 1928.

235 iii. Hazel Janet Labee, born April 15, 1930.

236 iv. Robert Paul Labee, born June 10, 1932.

237 v. Marcia Demonta Labee, born March 12, 1937.

183.Howard6 Fry (+Elijah5, +Henry Peter4, +Nancy Ann3 Horton, James2, Robert1) was born May 22, 1911 in Bonne Terre, Mo., and died July 1984 in St. Louis, Mo.. He married (1) Unnamed. He married (2) Mildred. She was born 1921, and died 1980.
Children of Howard Fry and Unnamed are:

238 i. James7 Fry, born Abt. 1934.

239 ii. Rolen Fry, born Abt. 1935.

240 iii. Howard Fry, Jr., born Abt. 1936.

205.+John Henry6 White (+Abigail Victoria5 Fry, +Henry Peter4, +Nancy Ann3 Horton, James2, Robert1) was born January 20, 1904 in Doe Run, Mo., and died March 14, 1970. He married Berdie Elizabeth Thurman August 15, 1922, daughter of William Thurman and Mary Keay. She was born March 28, 1905 in Elvins, Mo., and died January 19, 1985.
More About +John Henry White:

Fact 1: Buried at St Francis Memorial Park

More About Berdie Elizabeth Thurman:

Fact 1: Buried at St Francis Memorial Park
Children of +John White and Berdie Thurman are:

241 i. James Lewis William7 White, born May 25, 1923. He married Helen Virginia Jokerst October 15, 1946.
More About James Lewis William White:

Fact 1: Have 3 children

242 ii. John Henry White, Jr., born August 07, 1925; died July 19, 1947.

243 iii. Helen Marie White, born August 30, 1927. She married Beauford Earl Pettus May 05, 1947.
More About Beauford Earl Pettus:

Fact 1: Had 3 children

244 iv. Robert George White, born December 24, 1929. He married Ethel Louise Holdman August 08, 1955.

245 v. Nina Neoma White, born April 21, 1931; died July 16, 1971. She married (1) Robert Eugene Baker August 12, 1949. She married (2) Paul Fox April 01, 1966.

246 vi. Thurman Dale White, born October 05, 1939. He married Patricia K. Hall May 14, 1961.

More About Thurman Dale White:

Fact 1: Had 4 children

206.Dorothy Ruth6 Horton (James Edward5, Robert4, Robert3, James2, Robert1) was born May 18, 1926 in Weingarten, Ste. Genevieve County, Mo.. She married Lindell Andrew Basler June 16, 1945 in Lady of Sorrows in St Louis, Mo., son of Leo Basler and Gertrude Harter. He was born February 02, 1926 in Hobart, Indiana.

More About Dorothy Ruth Horton:

Fact 1: October 1944, Christened

More About Lindell Andrew Basler:

Fact 1: Bet. 1944 - 1946, Served in US Navy

Fact 2: Catholic

Children of Dorothy Horton and Lindell Basler are:

+ 247 i. Linda Ruth7 Basler, born March 13, 1947 in Bonne Terre Hospital, St. Francis County, Mo..

248 ii. James Leo Basler, born March 19, 1951 in Bonne Terre Hospital, St. Francis County, Mo.. He married (1) Suzanne Williams April 26, 1974. He married (2) Catherine Diane Jones July 12, 1980 in Griffin, Georgia; born June 30, 1949 in Griffin, Georgia.

More About James Leo Basler:

Fact 1: Occupation - Forestry Products Engineer

More About Suzanne Williams:

Fact 1: January 1976, Divorced
+ 249 iii. Mark Kevin Basler, born November 15, 1956; died in Bonne Terre Hospital, St. Francis County, Mo..

210.Walter6 Horton (Lewis Sherman5, Robert4, Robert3, James2, Robert1) died in Buried in Pleasant Hill Cemetery, Ste Genevieve County, Mo.. He married Jennie Mullins.
Children of Walter Horton and Jennie Mullins are:

250 i. Thomas7 Horton.

251 ii. Dan Horton.

252 iii. Dennis Horton.

253 iv. Jim Horton.

212.Melvin6 Horton (Ernest Herman5, Robert4, Robert3, James2, Robert1) died May 17, 1993 in Shelbyville, Indiana. He married Lovell Gaston.
Children of Melvin Horton and Lovell Gaston are:

254 i. Doug7 Horton.

255 ii. Sarah Horton.

256 iii. Robert Horton.

Generation No. 7

229.+Edgar7 Frye (+Henry Edgar6 Fry, +Elijah5, +Henry Peter4, +Nancy Ann3 Horton, James2, Robert1). He married Joann Simmons November 12, 1954 in St. Louis, Missouri, daughter of Omer Simmons and Minnie Sheets.
More About +Edgar Frye:

Fact 1: Occupation - Electrical Engineer

Children of +Edgar Frye and Joann Simmons are:

+ 257 i. Steven 8 Frye

+ 258 ii. +Laura Frye

231.Alice 7 Frye (+Henry Edgar6 Fry, +Elijah5, +Henry Peter4, +Nancy Ann3 Horton, James2, Robert1) She married Arthur Dyck 1946 in Jefferson City, Mo..
More About Alice Frye:

Fact 1: Occupation - Elementary School Teacher, Beverley Hills, CA

Re: Cheek Family

ElizabethCheeks — 2013-01-10 14:24:57Z

Hello. In your message you included information about Austin Cheek and Demanda Whalen. I know Austin is a direct descendant of George (of Front Royal) Cheek. My husband took the DNA test that proved this. Do you have any idea who connects George to Austin...who was Austin's father, etc... Any information would be greatly appreciated.

Elizabeth Cheeks
Pittsburgh, PA

Re: Cheek Family

myrajcamp — 2013-01-10 02:37:07Z

Elizabeth, I think Peter Ransdel Cheeks's wife was named either Mary A Lowe or Margaret A Lowe.
I'm still trying to figure out who Austin "Oscar" Cheeks parents were... we know he's a descendent of George Cheeks of Rappahannock, based on dna, but it's possible he was actually George's grandson or great grandson, based on the birthdates... I would love to see what you have in your tree for them! :) Cousin Myra

Re: Cheek Family

myrajcamp — 2013-01-10 02:36:41Z

Re: Alexander McDannald/MacDonald/McDonald Roll Call

ZACHARY01 — 2013-01-01 23:40:33Z

Looking for proof that daughter Mary married George Rice, son of Richard Rice.

Re: harvey martin

barbdale_1 — 2012-12-29 06:17:54Z

I also found this article
Danville Bee (Virginia) August 13, 1951

Willue Syflett, 15, of Fayetteville, Route 4 was struck by lightning and died at a hospital a short time later.

Is that who you mean? Was Blanche married prior to Harvey? They should show up in the 1940 census, but I cannot find them.

Re: harvey martin

barbdale_1 — 2012-12-29 05:41:32Z

I found an article about the crash that killed Harvey's daughter Arline Finotti and family. I will email it to you if you write to me at widdis77777(at)@hotmail.com

harvey martin

jennyowensrathbone88 — 2012-12-29 04:01:29Z

looking for info on my uncle harvy martin who married blanch shifflet.they lived around warrenton,cullpepper area in va.had children named arlene who died in car crash in 1963.francis,mariann and twin boys nicknamed nip and tuck,also had other boys.a daughter called betty lou that was killed by lightening around 1950 or 51.any info on this family will be greatly appreciated.

Re: Towles-Clark Descendant

annefcase — 2012-12-16 01:03:38Z

Stella Clark Faulconer was married to Percival Hunter Faulconer nick name was Percy

Re: Cheek Family

JFikac — 2012-11-25 04:23:02Z

Hi my name is June and I have some Cheek info to share. My 2nd great grandparents were James W. Spicer[born 8/1817] and Mary "Polly" Cheek[born abt. 1817]. They married in Rappahannock Co, VA on May 22, 1839. Before I go any further part of Rappahannock Co was formed from Culpeper Co in year 1833. They lived most of their life in Stevensburg,Culpeper Co. Mary "Polly" Cheek Spicer was daughter of James Cheek and Nancy Horton.
James Cheek married Nancy May 21, 1809, Chesterfield Co., VA
James Cheek and Nancy Horton had the following children:
William Coleman Cheek married Barbara ?
Catherine Cheek
Mary "Polly" Cheek [my 2nd great grandmother]
Lucy Ann Cheek who married January13,1848 to Gustavus Spicer

James Cheek was son of Francis Cheek and Mary Ann Cordry. I have two wife's for Francis Cheek 1st wife was Nancy Gaines married 1/1/1801 Culpeper Co.[ I often wonder if Francis Cheek Jr's wife was Nancy Gaines????]
2nd wife was Mary Ann Cordry. Their children were:
1. Lucy Mildred "Milly" Cheek married February 26, 1807 Culpeper Co to Jasper Daniels.
2. Nancy Cheek married John Buffington.
3. Elijah Cheek married August 21, 1806 Culpeper Co to Milly Horton. Minister Lewis Conner [Baptist]
4. Betsy Cheek died October 18, 1819
5. Polly Cheek
6. Francis Cheek, Jr.
7. James Cheek married Nancy Horton[my 3rd great grandfather]
8. George Cheek married January 31, 1793 Culpeper Co Elizabeth Williams.
9. Luke Cheek married March 01, 1823 Culpeper Co Sally Crouch
10. William Vincent Cheek born March 09, 1796

Notes: Francis Cheek Sr. born abt. 1766 Frederick Co, VA Died 1818 Culpeper Co. Son of Francis "George" Cheek and Leannah Unknown of Front Royal, Warren Co, VA

The participants in Group 3 are believed to be descendants of George Cheek, an early settler in the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia. George Cheek first appears in the records of Culpeper County, VA, in 1767, and he was one of the founders of the town of Front Royal, originally Frederick (now Warren) County, VA. George Cheek and some of his children migrated to Dearborn County, Indiana, in the 1790's. Other members of the Cheek family, believed to be related to George Cheek, remained in Virginia and are found in Frederick, Warren, Culpeper and Rappanhannock Counties during teh 19th century. The DNA results of two descendants, one from the Indiana branch of the family, the other from Virginia, are a perfect match. Their DNA haplogroup, E3b, is a Mediterranean haplogroup that is relatively rare in northern Europe and the British Isles.

Children of Francis "George" Cheek and Leannah Unknown were:
George Cheek
Nancy Cheek
Nicholas Cheek
James Cheek born May 14, 1760
Francis Cheek, Sr. born 1766 married Mary Ann Cordry

In my Culpeper Co marriage book it states Austin Cheek married Demanda Whalin 1/4/1832 Minister William F Broadus.

Notes for Francis Cheek 1766 - 1818
Francis served in the Revolution and probably had the same service history as a Hezekiah Roberts for he claimed to have known Roberts for 40 years. They both served under a Captain William Fields

Division of Land of Francis Cheek, Sr. Deceased
Will Book H, page 155-157.
Land survey by William Slaughter dated 14 April 1818. Affirmed and recorded in the Culpeper County Court records on 18 Oct 1819.
Land of Francis Cheek, Sr. deceased, totaled 454 1/4 acres and was located on the north side of the Thornton River and west of Red Oak Mountain, Division was as follows:
Luck Cheek 75 acres
Daniel Jaspers 75 1/4 acres
Nancy Cheek 39+ acres [Lot #1]
Elijah Cheek's heirs 36+ acres [Lot #2]
James Cheek 36+ acres [Lot #3]
Polly CHeek 41+ acres [Lot #4]
Betsy Cheek heirs 50 acres [Lot #6]
George Cheek 46 acres [Lot #7 probably the southeast section on the plat
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NOTE: Milly Jasper dau of Francis Cheek and Mary Ann Cordry
Milly's full name is Lucy Mildred "Milly" Cheek
Court Record Data
Context Extract
Defendant William Cheek; George Cheek; James Cheek; Francis Cheek; Elijah Cheek; Daniel Jasper; Milley Jasper; Nancy Cheek; Polly Cheek
Locality Culpeper Co.
Marriage Daniel Jasper -mr- Milley Cheek, daughter of Francis Cheek
Plaintiff Luke Cheek son of Francis Cheek
Slave Daniel; Maria - property of Francis Cheek
Will Francis Cheek - Culpeper Co. - 1808
Citation
Record title Cheek vs Cheek
Year recorded 1844
Collection CR-LC-H
Record ID 75-1
End Notes
Preserved by City of Fredericksburg
Processed by Margaret Anne Crickman
Extracted by Barry L. McGhee
Extracted on 9/5/2002
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NOTES on Elijah Cheek son of Francis Cheek Sr. and Mary Ann Cordry:
Elijah Cheek, a Virginian, born in 1798, came to Memphis in 1848. He was distinguished for his extraordinary energy, shrewdness and boldness in his business transactions. One of the most enterprising citizens of Memphis, he invested liberally in every work designed to promote the public good, never failing to give most generously to the Church. He established in 1851-52, a ferry from Memphis to Mound City, five miles above Memphis, in Arkansas, and was involved in interminable litigation with the original riparian proprietors. He built a plank road from Mound City to Marion, Arkansas, and at the same time was most zealous and successful in establishing a cotton mill (afterward destroyed by fire,) of 6,000 spindles in Memphis. He built and owned the old grist mills on Poplar street, and led a life of tireless activity. During the war he was strongly commended to President Lincoln as a proper person to serve as a provisional Governor of Arkansas. He died in 1863, in the 65th year of his age.

1820 United States Federal Census
about Elijah Cheek Name: Elijah Cheek
Home in 1820 (City, County, State): Luray, Shenandoah, Virginia
Enumeration Date: August 7, 1820
Free White Persons - Males - Under 10: 1
Free White Persons - Males - 16 thru 25: 1
Free White Persons - Females - 16 thru 25: 1
Slaves - Females - 14 thru 25: 1
Free White Persons - Under 16: 1
Total Free White Persons: 3
Total Slaves: 1
Total All Persons - White, Slaves, Colored, Other: 4

1830 United States Federal Census
about Elijas Check Name: Elijas Check
[Elija Cheek]
Home in 1830 (City, County, State): Culpeper, Virginia
Free White Persons - Males - Under 5: 1
Free White Persons - Males - 10 thru 14: 1
Free White Persons - Males - 20 thru 29: 2
Free White Persons - Males - 30 thru 39: 1
Free White Persons - Females - 5 thru 9: 2
Free White Persons - Females - 10 thru 14: 1
Free White Persons - Females - 20 thru 29: 1
Slaves - Males - Under 10: 2
Slaves - Males - 10 thru 23: 2
Slaves - Males - 24 thru 35: 2
Slaves - Males - 36 thru 54: 3
Slaves - Females - 10 thru 23: 2
Free White Persons - Under 20: 5
Free White Persons - 20 thru 49: 4
Total Free White Persons: 9
Total Slaves: 11
Total - All Persons (Free White, Slaves, Free Colored): 20

1840 United States Federal Census
about Elijah Check Name: Elijah Check
[Elijah Cheek]
Home in 1840 (City, County, State): Rappahannock, Virginia
Free White Persons - Males - Under 5: 1
Free White Persons - Males - 10 thru 14: 1
Free White Persons - Males - 30 thru 39: 1
Free White Persons - Males - 40 thru 49: 1
Free White Persons - Females - Under 5: 1
Free White Persons - Females - 5 thru 9: 2
Free White Persons - Females - 15 thru 19: 2
Free White Persons - Females - 30 thru 39: 1
Slaves - Males - Under 10: 13
Slaves - Males - 10 thru 23: 13
Slaves - Males - 24 thru 35: 2
Slaves - Males - 36 thru 54: 1
Slaves - Females - Under 10: 5
Slaves - Females - 10 thru 23: 5
Slaves - Females - 24 thru 35: 1
Slaves - Females - 36 thru 54: 1
Persons Employed in Agriculture: 21
Persons Employed in Manufacture and Trade: 3
Free White Persons - Under 20: 7
Free White Persons - 20 thru 49: 3
Total Free White Persons: 10
Total Slaves: 41
Total All Persons - Free White, Free Colored, Slaves: 51

On 1840 census my 2nd great grandparents James Spicer and wife Mary Cheek lived next door to Elijah Cheek uncle to Mary Cheek daughter of James Cheek and Nancy Horton.
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Rappahannock Co Marriages for Cheek:
1.Elizabeth Cheek & Pleasant Houston marriage bond 2/25/1835[Minister Barnett Grimsley marriage return 3/3/1836
2. Elizabeth Cheek & George Williamson Marriage bond 5/14/1846 Marriage Return 1/4/1847 Minister Barnett Grimsley
3. Jane Cheek & James A Browning Marriage BOnd 3/24/1842 Marriage Return 1/10/1843 Minister Barnett Grimsley.
4. Lucy Ann & Gustavus Spicer married 1/13/1848[they had a daughter and Lucy died at child birth. The daughter was Virginia Spicer and lived her early years with William Coleman Cheek and his wife Barbara. William was brother to my 2nd great grandmother Mary "Polly" Cheek Spicer.
5. Margaret Cheek & William H Stokes Marriage Bond 12/12/1843 marriage return 4/1/1844 minister Barnett Grimsley.

If anyone has any info on James W Spicer and Mary "Polly" Cheek I would appreciate you sharing.
June
cpzb4@aol.com

Re: Cheek Family

ElizabethCheeks — 2012-11-24 22:55:18Z

My husband is a descendant of Austin and then Peter Ransdell Cheek/s. I don't know of a Mary Margaret but would love to know more information about the Cheek Family Bible. Does your line include these people?

Elizabeth Aducci Cheeks
cheekslaptop@comcast.net
Pittsburgh, PA

Re: Cheek Family

ElizabethCheeks — 2012-11-24 22:52:36Z

Hello. I, too, am researching the Cheek/Cheeks Family from Rappahannock, Virginia. I do not have an Elijah Cheek though. Who were his parents/siblings? Hope to hear from you soon.

Elizabeth Aducci Cheeks
cheekslaptop@comcast.net
Pittsburgh, PA

Re: Lee Slaughter 1795-1843

julanc1 — 2012-11-18 23:24:44Z

Hi Michelle,

Thanks for this information! It is very exciting to see the veil of history on Lee Slaughter pushed back a bit more. With this much interest, just as you said, I can't help but think that we can finally solve the mystery of Lee's parents.

I see that a quick Google search on Priscilla Harrington turns up this site:
http://edlers.org/notes/p245.htm

Is that who you contacted? It would be very interesting to find the source material for her birth date and the list of children.

- Julian