Below is my line of Lumpkin(s). I am looking for any information on Charles' ancestors. My grandfather/grandmother are Fred Roberts/Jennie Bird. I'm not sure of the lengthy notes actually belong to this Charles as there seem to be many Charles' out there. Sorry for the length.

Descendants of Charles A. Lumpkin

Generation No. 1

1. CHARLES A.1 LUMPKIN was born 1815 in Tennessee, and died 17 Jul 1869. He married SARAH (SALLY) BAKER Nov 1840 in Caldwell County, KY, daughter of BAILEY BAKER and SARAH MCFARLAND. She was born 28 Jun 1819 in KY, and died 07 Feb 1880 in Union County, Illinois.

Notes for CHARLES A. LUMPKIN:
NOTES
1850 Caldwell Co. Census 454-454

Caldwell Co. KY marriage license: paid for by Charles Lumpkin &
BaileyBaker.

Data from Sill records and Caldwell Co. Kentucy census in 1850 & 1860.
Lumpkin wills in TN:
George W. - p.335 1860 Lauderdale Co.
John W. - p.234 1832 Stewart Co.
Obadiah - p.116 1833 Wilson Co.
Robert - p.35 1816 Maury Co.

Stewart Co. TN Court Minutes - Nov. 1818, p. 337. Alexander Brightwell
Received letters of administration for John W. Lumpkins, decd.

This letter & introduction to the letter was submitted June 11, 1998by Bill Bently.
Thanks so much Bill!

The following letter written in White County, Arkansas and dated May 23, 1851, was
written by George Washington Lumpkin, on behalf of his father Robert Lumpkin, and
sent to Robert's older brother John Lumpkin and John's wife Polly of McNairy County,
Tennessee.

The parents of these two brothers were Robert and Elizabeth (Forest) Lumpkin, both
born in Halifax County, Virginia. Robert and Elizabeth migrated to the area of Knoxville,
Tenn. about 1800, then to Randolph County, Indiana about 1831 and remained there.
Robert died in 1842 and Elizabeth in 1848.

STATE OF ARKANSAS, WHITE COUNTY:

May the 23rd, 1851

Dear unkle, I take my pen in hand to write you a few lines in my father's name and my
own. We are all well and doing well enough. We have been living here five years and
have enjoyed very good helth though youngest brother Noah died with a inflamation in
the brain. We hope these few lines will find you and all your family in good helth. We
live 75 miles from Little Rock and 25 from Baitsville and 100 from Memphis and I live in
four miles of White River and father lives 12.

I was married in Kentucky and moved here the same fall. John Masengil, Henry Finger
and old man Rice all lives clost to me and appears well satisfyed with the country.
Father would like very well to come and see you though he is so fleshy that he can't
travel. He weighs two hundred and forty eight and is getting very white headed and has
a family of small children which is inclined to confine him at home in a considerable
degree He has a very nice farm of about sixty five acres in good cultivation and property
sufficient for ample support.

We want you to write to us. Us children is considerabley scattered. My two youngest
sisters lives in Ioway, one in Illinois and two in Kentucky and brother Thomas is married
and living here and has Every appearance of doing well. Corn is worth 75 cents to
$1.00 per bushel.

Bacon 10 to 15 dollars per hundred, flour $5.00 per barrell. New crops look very well.
We want you to come and see us and look at our country. When you write direct to
Plesant Plains, Independence County. We have three children all girls. Nothing more
at present but remain your obedient nephew.

G.W. Lumpkin for Robert Lumpkin
Mary Lumpkin
Children's names..............Julia, Louiya, Gabrille

I do not recolect whether Father has wrote to you or not though I think he has since we
moved here. Old man Rice tells us that there was a widow lived at your house that he
took to be your sister. We want you to write all about the matter for we cannot think
who it can bee without it is Elizabeth.

LUMPKINS
Seek info on descendents of John LUMPKINS, b Halifax Co. Va 1786, eldest son of
Robert & Elizabeth (FOREST) LUMPKINS who migrated from Va. to Tenn ca 1800
then to Wayne Co. Ind ca 1831.John settled McNairy Co ca 1825 and d there ca 1860.
John had ch: James M. b S.C., W'm M. b.S.C., Elizabeth b S.C. John "Camel" b Tenn.,
Matilda b Tn., Lucinda b Tn., Robert C. who m Mrs Nancy Mager, Richard F. and
Martha b 1842 Tn. who m Isaac S. HOLMAN.
Bill Bentley -- 311 N. Grant St., Chanute, , KS 66720
bbentley@chanute-ks.com
Submitted on Thu Mar 12 15:29:41 EST 1998

Lumpkin Family Letters contributed by Bill Bentley
The following letter written at Economy in Randolph County, Indiana and dated
December 3, 1837, was written by Nancy (Lumpkin) Bookout on behalf of her 71 year
old mother, Elizabeth (Forest) Lumpkin, wife of Robert Lumpkin, both formerly of
Halifax County Va. and Knox County, Tenn. and who migrated to Randolph County,
Indiana about 1831. Robert and Elizabeth are both buried in Nettle Creek Cemetery
in Southwest Randolph County. The letter was written and sent to Elizabeth &
Robert's oldest son, John Lumpkin (1786-1860) of McNairy County, Tennessee.
The original letter was folded, with the amount of postage and the person addressed
to written on the outside and sealed in wax.


STATE OF INDIANA, RANDOLPH COUNTY.

Deer son, I take this opportunity of writing a few lines to let you no that we ar all in
modret helt at this time, hopen that this few lines may fine you all in good helt. This is
your mother ltter and this isher request that you wold cum her and see us and your
mother wants to go home with you and see your country. she thinks that this country Is
two cole for her and if you git her munny from virginia, kip it until you cum her and see
us. We ar looking for your brother Richard Lumpkin her ever day we here from him a
few days ago and they was well and was doing well.

Joseph Bookout and his family is well and is doing well and james Lumpkin and his
family is well and William Lumpkin and his family is. Thomas Bookout and his family is
well and james

????? and his famley is well .

The children all piers to bee doing vary well and very well satisfied at this time. Joseph
Bookout lost two of his cilden last spring with the scarlet fever. Crops ar good and
______

______ _____. This is your letter and and if you cant cume write to us and let us no
how you ar all doing. So no more at present but remaines your Old mother until deth.
Pray kepe mi monny until I see you and this is your mother letter and her request untill
she see you.

So no more at presant but remanes your living mother until deth.

Elizabeth Lumpkin, December the 3, 1837

Anderson is marred and is living with his father and his father willd him his land and tie
is _____.
December the 3, 1837

STATE OF INDIANA........RANDOLPH COUNTY

December the 3, 1837

Mi dear brothers, I take this opportunity of droping ur cracking (??)a few lines to let you
no that we ar well at this time, hopen this few lines may fine your and family well. I think
the time long sence I seen you all I wish to send mi love and best respect to you all. Tell
brother Washington that I hvnt for got how I youst to bee in his cumpenny and thinks the
time long sence I seen him and I wold be glad that he wold pay us a visit and tel him
that I paid John Luvenss (??) that five dollars and it cost me six dollars and thirty seven
and a haf cents.



I must conclude mi letter so no more at presant but remans your unteldeth.

Thomas and Nancy Bookout

NOTE ----All of the above appears in the same letter.

The following letter dated March 3, 1848 at Dalton, Indiana wa swritten by Robert W.
Lumpkin, on behalf of his parents, James L.Lumpkin, born Sept. 8, 1791 in Halifax Co.
Va. and James second wife, Sarah E. Thornburg, born March 19, 1799 in Tennessee.
James parents were Robert and Elizabeth Forest Lumpkin, of Halifax Co. Virginia who
migrated to the area of Knox County, Tenn. about 1800, then to Randolph Co. Indiana
about 1831 and are both buried at the Nettle Creek Cemetery in southwest Randolph
County, Ind.

James and Sarah came to Indiana in 1818 first settling near Richmond in Wayne
County, then later moved to Perry Township, near Economy. Deeds in James Lumpkins
name were issued in Randolph County in 1827,1832 and 1836. They are both buried at
the West River Friends Cemetery in Dalton Township.

The original old letter was folded with the amount of postage and the person addressed
to written on the outside and sealed in wax. It was written and sent to an older brother
of James.

To Mr. John Lumpkin State of West Tennessee McNairy County, Purdy P.O.

STATE OF INDIANA March the 3rd day, 1848 WAYNE COUNTY

Dear Brother and Sister:

I take this oportunity of writing you a few lines to let you know how we are gitting along.
I and my family is well at this time hoping these few lines may find you all well. Your
sister Sarah Bookout has bin sick last fall and winter. She is so sike isn't able to do her
work and part of the time she is _____ _____. The rest of Joseph Bookout's family is
well at this time. Brother Wm. Lumpkin is. Some better than he was when you was here.
The rest is as well as common.

Your mother is yet living. She was very sick last summer but is at this time as well as she
was when you was here. She lives where she did when you was here and Anderson
Lumpkin lives with her. Anderson and his family is as well as common. Thomas Bookout
and his family is well at this time. We have not heard from sister Mary for some time. She
was in reasonable health at that time. The rest of your relations in this part of the country
ar as well as common. We have not heard from you for some length of time. We have not
heard from any of our brothers for sometime.

Times in this part of the country is very dull. Crops last year was very good. Produce is
very cheap. Pork is worth $2.00 to $2.50 per hundred pounds. Wheat is worth 50 cts to
62 cts per bushel. Corn 20cts to 25 cts per bushel and other things in proportion. Cattle is
a very poor price, horses is worth $40 to $60 and 70 dollars. We have had a very wet
muddy winter altho we have had some very cold wether and some snow. It snowded
some yesterday. My children all lives at home that did when you was here. Robert
worked in Hagerstown last fall and winter. He is going to live with me this summer.

William lives where he did when you was here. Nancy lives in the north part of the state
in Porter County. I heard from her last week, she was well and her family also.

There was raised on my farm 500 hundred bushels of wheat last year and1000 bushels
of corn . I fatted 25 head of hogs, wintered 12 head of horses, 20 head of cattle, 30 head
of sheep, 40 head of hogs and have plenty of grane and hay yet to do me and some to
spare yet. I have 26 acres sowed in wheet and the most of it looks very well at this time.

I have 30 acres to tend in corn this year and ten acres for oats besides ground for
potatoes and flax and other things . That nise farm that you was lookintg at when you
was here was sold for four thousand dollars and it is now offered for sale for thirty five
hundred dollars by taking of some mill privalige. Land is reting at about the same prise it
was when you was here.

I want to see you very bad. Some times I think of coming to see you. I would like that you
would come to see us if you can. I want you to wright to me for if we can't get to see each
others fases very often that is no reason why we should not hear from each other. I want
us to wright oftener for I do like to here from my brothers and sisters very often. So no
more at this time and remains your well wishing brother and sister until death. Fare well.

From James and Sarah Lumpkin To John and Mary Lumpkin

John wishes me to request you to send him word if your _______ is yet alive.

Childrens names: William, married Nancy, married James Robert W.,single and Mary
Jane, single Sarah John R., single Lumpkin Silas H., single Dempsy O., single To John
and Polly Lumpkin

I must bring this letter to a close for the children is all leaning onthe table so that I can't
wright.
Farewell. Robert W. Lumpkin

From White Co. AR wills:
Will:
Robert LUMPKIN, Book A, p. 36, dated Sept. 5, 1855. Daughters: Nancy&
Mary Elizabeth (comma here?) Sarah Ann, & Julia $5 ea. Sons:
G.Washington & Thos. James $5 ea. Balance of estate to wife during
widowhood for purpose of raising & educating little children & whenany
of dau. marry who are now single, Charity, Savica, Obedience, Susan,
Meha?(in fold) Rebecca Saphia, Emily to have cow & calf, one bed &
wearing apparel ea. When John LUMPKIN becomes of age 1/2 tract farm &
son Benjamine other 1/2, though rights reserved for wife during her
widowhood, & balance of estate to be controlled by executor, son G.W.
LUMPKIN for educating children. Signed: Robert LUMPKIN. Witnesses:
Lewis W. EDENS, Stephen C. WHITLAW & J.E.(X) CARTER. Executed Dec. 4,
1855. Robert S. BELL, clk.


Notes for SARAH (SALLY) BAKER:
Buried at Union Church Cemetery, Union County, IL

Note: Caldwell Co. KY Deed Book T p.505 - Robert & Katherine Holloway ofLyon Co. KY grant to Sally Lumpkins, wife of Charles Lumpkins (of Caldwell Co.) 41 acres on Eddy Creek for a price of $700.

1870 > Illinois > UNION > RICH PCT Series: M593 Roll:284 Page: 522
Sarah Lumkins 51 KY Housekeeper
Narcy (f) 14 KY
Ellen N. 11 KY

Children of CHARLES LUMPKIN and SARAH BAKER are:
2. i. SUSAN JANE2 LUMPKIN, b. 29 Nov 1849, Caldwell Co., MO; d. 23 Mar 1919, Murphysboro, IL.
3. ii. SARAH LUMPKIN, b. 1850, Caldwell Co., MO.
4. iii. GEORGE ANN LUMPKIN, b. 1853, Caldwell Co., MO; d. Aft. 1919, Carruthersville, MO.
5. iv. NARCISSA THOMAS LUMPKIN, b. 12 Dec 1855, Caldwell County, KY; d. 27 Aug 1940, Anna, IL.
v. ELENORA LUMPKIN, b. 1859, Caldwell Co., MO; d. Anna, Union County, IL; m. (1) JOHN MOORE, 15 Jan 1882, Pulaski County, IL; m. (2) JAMES A. CAMPBELL, 26 Jan 1896, Union County, Illinois.


Generation No. 2

2. SUSAN JANE2 LUMPKIN (CHARLES A.1) was born 29 Nov 1849 in Caldwell Co., MO, and died 23 Mar 1919 in Murphysboro, IL. She married (1) DEMPSEY SILL 27 Feb 1868 in Union County, Illinois, son of COMMODORE SILL and SARAH BEARD. He was born 07 Aug 1843 in Washington County, IN, and died 28 Apr 1874 in Union County, Illinois. She married (2) HENRY HURST 25 Jun 1876 in Union County, Illinois. He was born 1826. She married (3) ROBERT H. WHITE 04 Oct 1892 in St. Clair County, IL.

Children of SUSAN LUMPKIN and DEMPSEY SILL are:
6. i. JOHN RANSOM3 SILL, b. 10 Jun 1869, Union County, Illinois; d. 13 Feb 1954, Anna, Union County, IL.
7. ii. JAMES COMMODORE SILL, b. 17 Nov 1870, Union County, Illinois; d. 04 Nov 1936, Jackson County, IL.
8. iii. GEORGE WRIGHT SILL, b. 12 Apr 1874, Union County, Illinois; d. 30 Oct 1967, Jackson County, IL.






3. SARAH2 LUMPKIN (CHARLES A.1) was born 1850 in Caldwell Co., MO. She married FRANK E. ROBINSON 05 Nov 1867 in Jackson County, IL. He was born Abt. 1845.

Children of SARAH LUMPKIN and FRANK ROBINSON are:
i. WILLIAM J.3 ROBINSON, b. 1869, Jackson County, IL.
ii. FREDERICK ROBINSON, b. 1871, Jackson County, IL.
iii. EDDIE ROBINSON, b. 1871, Jackson County, IL.
iv. EVA ROBINSON, b. 1873, Jackson County, IL.
v. WARREN ROBINSON, b. 1877, Jackson County, IL.

4. GEORGE ANN2 LUMPKIN (CHARLES A.1) was born 1853 in Caldwell Co., MO, and died Aft. 1919 in Carruthersville, MO. She married (1) PINCKNEY A. DISHON 19 Oct 1876 in Union County, Illinois. She married (2) ADAM L. PEELER 09 May 1897 in Union County, Illinois.

Children of GEORGE LUMPKIN and PINCKNEY DISHON are:
9. i. ETTA3 DISHON, b. Aug 1877, Union County, Illinois.
ii. ROLLIE J. DISHON, b. Sep 1879, Union County, Illinois.


5. NARCISSA THOMAS2 LUMPKIN (CHARLES A.1) was born 12 Dec 1855 in Caldwell County, KY, and died 27 Aug 1940 in Anna, IL. She married JOHN A. ROBERTS 31 Oct 1882 in Union County, Illinois, son of JOSEPH ROBERTS and SARAH UNDERWOOD. He was born 08 Feb 1851 in White County, TN, and died 29 Apr 1890 in Anna, IL.

Marriage Notes for NARCISSA LUMPKIN and JOHN ROBERTS:
John was 31 years old, a farmer in Jonesboro and born in White County, TN
Narcissas was 26 years olf from Jonesboro, born in Union County
This was John's second marriage and Narcissas first

Children of NARCISSA LUMPKIN and JOHN ROBERTS are:
10. i. FRED3 ROBERTS, b. 03 Dec 1884, Jonesboro, IL; d. 19 Feb 1959, Anna, IL.
ii. JOSEPH HURD ROBERTS, b. 20 Dec 1885; m. MINNIE UNKNOWN.
11. iii. EVA ROBERTS, b. Nov 1886.
12. iv. MARGARET (MAGGA) ROBERTS, b. Oct 1887.
13. v. JOHN A. ROBERTS, b. Jun 1889.


Generation No. 3

6. JOHN RANSOM3 SILL (SUSAN JANE2 LUMPKIN, CHARLES A.1) was born 10 Jun 1869 in Union County, Illinois, and died 13 Feb 1954 in Anna, Union County, IL. He married (1) ELZINA A. BATSON 04 May 1890 in Jackson County, IL. He married (2) EMMA EATON 07 Oct 1894 in Jackson County, IL. She was born 26 Mar 1873, and died 21 Oct 1963.

Notes for JOHN RANSOM SILL:
Buried in Snider Hill Cemetery


Children of JOHN SILL and ELZINA BATSON are:
i. CLYDE4 SILL, b. 08 Jul 1895; d. Jul 1962.
ii. FLORENCE SILL, b. 1898.
iii. BEATRICE SILL.
iv. HAZLE SILL.
v. MAURICE SILL.
vi. JOHN DAVID SILL, b. 07 Aug 1906; d. Aug 1968, Jackson County, IL.
vii. ROSE SILL.


7. JAMES COMMODORE3 SILL (SUSAN JANE2 LUMPKIN, CHARLES A.1) was born 17 Nov 1870 in Union County, Illinois, and died 04 Nov 1936 in Jackson County, IL. He married ROSE LUCIER 06 Jan 1894 in Jackson County, IL.

Children of JAMES SILL and ROSE LUCIER are:
14. i. JAMES MEDAR4 SILL, b. 20 Aug 1906, Illinois; d. Jul 1966.
ii. LIVING SILL, m. UNKNOWN LUDWIG.
iii. LIVING SILL, m. REX BESS; b. 10 Nov 1898; d. 29 Mar 1990.
iv. LIVING SILL, m. UNKNOWN BOUCHER.


8. GEORGE WRIGHT3 SILL (SUSAN JANE2 LUMPKIN, CHARLES A.1) was born 12 Apr 1874 in Union County, Illinois, and died 30 Oct 1967 in Jackson County, IL. He married DORA ISABEL KELLEY 22 Apr 1897, daughter of HENRY KELLEY and LYDIA GOUGE. She was born 15 Dec 1877 in Herrin, IL, and died 10 Aug 1965 in Murphysboro, IL.

Notes for DORA ISABEL KELLEY:
Buried in Pate's Chapel

Children of GEORGE SILL and DORA KELLEY are:
i. INFANT4 SILL, b. 17 Dec 1897, Makanda, IL; d. 1897, Makanda, IL.
ii. ESTHER MAY SILL, b. 29 Nov 1899, Makanda, IL; d. 03 Jan 1900, Makanda, IL.
15. iii. MARY EDITH SILL, b. 24 Apr 1901, Makanda, IL; d. 23 Sep 1988, Los Angeles, LA County, CA.
16. iv. GEORGE CARROLL SILL, b. 06 Sep 1904, Makanda, IL; d. 02 Mar 1976.
17. v. EDWARD HARMON SILL, b. 23 Feb 1906, Makanda, IL; d. 15 Jun 1941, Jackson County, IL.
vi. FRANK RUSSELL SILL, b. 19 Apr 1910, Makanda, IL; d. 1983; m. SYLVIA PATE, 15 Sep 1934, Jackson County, IL; b. 1913, Murphysboro, IL; d. 1973.
18. vii. RUTH ALICE SILL, b. 30 Oct 1914, Carbondale, IL; d. 18 Jun 1994, Murphysboro, IL.
viii. LIVING SILL.


9. ETTA3 DISHON (GEORGE ANN2 LUMPKIN, CHARLES A.1) was born Aug 1877 in Union County, Illinois. She married JOHN A. PENNINGER Abt. 1898. He was born Dec 1874 in Illinois.

Child of ETTA DISHON and JOHN PENNINGER is:
i. LIVING4 PENNINGER.


10. FRED3 ROBERTS (NARCISSA THOMAS2 LUMPKIN, CHARLES A.1) was born 03 Dec 1884 in Jonesboro, IL, and died 19 Feb 1959 in Anna, IL. He married JENNIE ARLENE BIRD 06 May 1907 in Anna, Union Co., IL, daughter of CHRISTOPHER BIRD and MARY KIMBRO. She was born 15 Feb 1887 in Union County, IL, and died 15 Nov 1974 in Anna, IL.

Notes for FRED ROBERTS:
Fred had no middle initial. Story is that when he was young he went to the barber shop, everybody had a mug with their name and middle initial. Since he didn't have one, they put an E as his middle initial. His marriage license does have the E. His birth certificate does not.

More About FRED ROBERTS:
Burial: Anna, IL

More About JENNIE ARLENE BIRD:
Burial: Anna, IL

Children of FRED ROBERTS and JENNIE BIRD are:
i. VELMA MAE4 ROBERTS, b. 30 Aug 1910, Anna, IL; d. 23 Mar 2004, St. Louis, MO.

More About VELMA MAE ROBERTS:
Burial: 26 Mar 2004, Anna Cemetery, Anna, IL

19. ii. HELEN FAY ROBERTS, b. 02 Apr 1913, Anna, IL; d. 22 Nov 2005, Wood River, IL.
20. iii. MARY JEANETTE ROBERTS, b. 13 Nov 1915, Anna, IL.


11. EVA3 ROBERTS (NARCISSA THOMAS2 LUMPKIN, CHARLES A.1) was born Nov 1886. She married CLAUDE A. NEWKIRK.

Children of EVA ROBERTS and CLAUDE NEWKIRK are:
i. JUNE E.4 NEWKIRK, b. 1915.

Notes for JUNE E. NEWKIRK:
College Professor, U of C, Northridge, CA

ii. RUTH W. NEWKIRK, b. 1916; d. Deceased.
iii. MARY JANE NEWKIRK, b. 1921; d. Deceased.





12. MARGARET (MAGGA)3 ROBERTS (NARCISSA THOMAS2 LUMPKIN, CHARLES A.1) was born Oct 1887. She married UNKNOWN BIRKMAN.

Children of MARGARET ROBERTS and UNKNOWN BIRKMAN are:
i. DEAN4 BIRKMAN, m. NORENE UNKNOWN.
ii. DAUGHTER BIRKMAN.


13. JOHN A.3 ROBERTS (NARCISSA THOMAS2 LUMPKIN, CHARLES A.1) was born Jun 1889. He married ELIZABETH UNKNOWN.

Children of JOHN ROBERTS and ELIZABETH UNKNOWN are:
i. DAUGHTER4 ROBERTS.
ii. DAUGHTER ROBERTS.


Generation No. 4

14. JAMES MEDAR4 SILL (JAMES COMMODORE3, SUSAN JANE2 LUMPKIN, CHARLES A.1) was born 20 Aug 1906 in Illinois, and died Jul 1966. He married UNKNOWN.

Children of JAMES SILL and UNKNOWN are:
i. CHARLES GARY5 SILL, b. 25 Mar 1933, Las Vegas, NV; d. 27 Sep.
ii. LIVING SILL.


15. MARY EDITH4 SILL (GEORGE WRIGHT3, SUSAN JANE2 LUMPKIN, CHARLES A.1) was born 24 Apr 1901 in Makanda, IL, and died 23 Sep 1988 in Los Angeles, LA County, CA. She married DWIGHT EASON FRANKLIN 09 Mar 1922 in Jackson County, IL, son of WILLIAM FRANKLIN and SARAH PATE.

Notes for MARY EDITH SILL:
Buried Oct. 1988 in Escondido, CA

Children of MARY SILL and DWIGHT FRANKLIN are:
21. i. LIVING5 FRANKLIN.
ii. BILLY SILL FRANKLIN, b. 1924, Jackson County, IL; d. 12 Feb 2001, Grover Beach, CA; m. LIVING HODGES.


16. GEORGE CARROLL4 SILL (GEORGE WRIGHT3, SUSAN JANE2 LUMPKIN, CHARLES A.1) was born 06 Sep 1904 in Makanda, IL, and died 02 Mar 1976. He married LULA HOPKINS 07 May 1944 in Jackson County, IL. She was born 05 Aug 1919 in Pomona, IL, and died 13 Nov 1993.

Notes for LULA HOPKINS:
Buried in Murdale Gardens of Memory, Murphysboro, IL


Children of GEORGE SILL and LULA HOPKINS are:
i. LIVING5 SILL.
ii. LIVING SILL.
iii. LIVING SILL.


17. EDWARD HARMON4 SILL (GEORGE WRIGHT3, SUSAN JANE2 LUMPKIN, CHARLES A.1) was born 23 Feb 1906 in Makanda, IL, and died 15 Jun 1941 in Jackson County, IL. He married MARIE PATE Sep 1931 in Jackson County, IL, daughter of MATTHEW PATE and ANNA CROSSIN. She was born 26 Jun 1910 in Murphysboro, IL, and died 07 Feb 1987 in Jackson County, IL.

Children of EDWARD SILL and MARIE PATE are:
i. LIVING5 SILL.
ii. LIVING SILL.


18. RUTH ALICE4 SILL (GEORGE WRIGHT3, SUSAN JANE2 LUMPKIN, CHARLES A.1) was born 30 Oct 1914 in Carbondale, IL, and died 18 Jun 1994 in Murphysboro, IL. She married HAROLD CONNOR 04 Aug 1934 in Jackson County, IL. He was born 25 Nov 1907, and died 12 Mar 1972 in Murphysboro, IL.

Children of RUTH SILL and HAROLD CONNOR are:
i. LIVING DUANE5 CONNOR.
ii. GEORGE BERNARD CONNOR, b. 14 Apr 1935, Jackson County, IL; d. 15 Apr 1935, Jackson County, IL.
iii. LIVING CONNOR.
iv. LIVING CONNOR.
v. LIVING CONNOR.
vi. LIVING CONNOR, m. (1) LIVING THOMPSON; m. (2) LIVING STANTON.
vii. LIVING CONNOR.
viii. LIVING CONNOR.
ix. LIVING CONNOR, m. LIVING MCLAUGHLIN.
x. LIVING CONNOR, m. LIVING FERGUSON.
xi. LIVING CONNOR, m. LIVING WAYMAN.


19. HELEN FAY4 ROBERTS (FRED3, NARCISSA THOMAS2 LUMPKIN, CHARLES A.1) was born 02 Apr 1913 in Anna, IL, and died 22 Nov 2005 in Wood River, IL. She married JULIAN G. RYAN, son of WILLIAM RYAN and EMMA GIEHL. He was born 1914.

Child of HELEN ROBERTS and JULIAN RYAN is:
22. i. LIVING RYAN.


20. MARY JEANETTE4 ROBERTS (FRED3, NARCISSA THOMAS2 LUMPKIN, CHARLES A.1) was born 13 Nov 1915 in Anna, IL. She married ROBERT WARREN GEHRING 22 Jul 1939, son of HENRY GEHRING and LILLIAN ELLISON. He was born 11 May 1913 in Chicago, IL, and died 13 Dec 1978 in Aurora, IL.

More About ROBERT WARREN GEHRING:
Burial: Aurora, IL

Children of MARY ROBERTS and ROBERT GEHRING are:
23. i. LIVING GEHRING, b. 11 Nov 1940.
24. ii. LIVING GEHRING, b. 20 Dec 1948.


Generation No. 5

21. LIVING5 FRANKLIN (MARY EDITH4 SILL, GEORGE WRIGHT3, SUSAN JANE2 LUMPKIN, CHARLES A.1) She married LIVING HEYDUCK, son of FLOYD HEYDUCK and HAZEL MATHIS.

Children of LIVING FRANKLIN and LIVING HEYDUCK are:
i. LIVING6 HEYDUCK.
ii. LIVING HEYDUCK, m. LIVING BELLAMY PHILLIPS.
iii. LIVING HEYDUCK, m. LIVING BARRY.