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Descendants of Henry Catey (c1776-1850)
and Jane Fenimore (d. 1859)*
*Source: The Cateys in America: A Typical
Pioneer Family, by Lloyd A. Catey, 1949.
Henry and Jane's ten children were:
| John B. Catey (b. 1803) m. Sarah Lewis Harris
| Oliver Catey (Civil War Soldier)
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| Jane Catey
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| Stacey B. Catey
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| Orlista R. Catey (Civil War
Soldier)
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| Margaret Catey
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| Milton Catey Civil War Soldier)
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| Rebecca Catey
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| Hannah Catey
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| Axelinna Catey
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| Rebecca Ann Catey (b. 1804) m. David Rippey
| Henry Rippey
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| William Rippey
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| Mary Jane Rippey
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| Samuel Rippey
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| Lida Rippey
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| John Rippey
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| Charles D. Rippey
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| Stacey B. Catey (1806-1893)
Stacey B. Catey m1. Sarah Ferguson and had ten children. He m2. Elizabeth
Jeffries Rippey, widow of Joseph Rippey, and had one more child. Elizabeth's sons were
Will Rippey, James Allen Rippey (Civil War soldier), Matthew Rippey
(Civil War soldier), John Rippey and Milton Rippey. Four of Stacey's sons, four
stepsons, and two sons-in-law served in the Civil War. He and his second wife are buried
in Ira, Iowa. His eleven children were:
| Elmira Catey (1830-1920)
Elmira married Hugh M. Scott, a veteran of the Mexican War, in Wayne
County, Indiana. They settled first near Leesburg in Plain Township, Kosciusko County,
Indiana, then bought farmland in Benton County, Indiana, near Oxford, where they raised
their family. Their children were Alfred B. Scott, Stacy C. Scott, John Franklin Scott,
and Mary L. "Mada" Scott who m. Oliver W. Chesnut. Two children, Emma and
Arthur, died young.
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| John Catey (1831-1926)
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| Henry Catey (1834-1913)
(Click
here for an excerpt from one of his letters.)
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| Naomi Catey (1836-1925) m. Hannibal
Barnett (Civil War soldier)
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| Louisa Catey (1838-1918) m. John Wesley
Lank (Civil War soldier)
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| Charles Catey (Civil War soldier)
(1841-1880) m. Mollie Dorsey
(Click
here for excerpts from some of his letters.)
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| Wilson S. Catey (Civil War
soldier) (1842-1864)
(Click
here for excerpts from some of his letters.)
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| Allen Catey (Civil War soldier)
(1844-1938) m. Maria Ralston
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| Winfield Scott Catey (Civil War
soldier) 1847-1912) m. Mary E. Kuhns
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| Mary E. Catey (1849-1937) m. Cyrus Long
(Click here for an excerpt
from one of her letters.)
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| Eva Catey (b. 1854) m. Horace Smith
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| Miriam Catey (1808-1855) m. Christian Edman
| Catherine Edman
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| Thomas Edman
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| Stacy Edman
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| Elizabeth Edman
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| David Edman
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| Milton Edman
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| Christina Edman
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| William B. Catey (b. 1812) m. Sarah
| Moses D. Catey (Civil War
soldier)
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| George W. Catey (Civil War
soldier)
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| William Henry "Big Hank" Catey (Civil
War soldier) (1847-1919)
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| Rachel Catey
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| Louisa Catey
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| Eliza Catey
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| Samuel Catey
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| Jonah Catey
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| John B. Catey
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| Hannah Catey (b. 1815) m. William Rosebrook
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| Elizabeth Catey (b. 1817) m. Milton Jeffries
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| Charles B. Catey (b. 1819)
| Elizabeth Catey
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| Rebecca Catey
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| Joe Catey (Civil War soldier)
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| Richard B. Catey (died in infancy)
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| Samuel B. Catey (b. 1824) m. Pricilla Mullen
| Christian E. Catey
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| Orlando Catey (Civil War soldier)
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| Christianna Catey
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| Martha Catey
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| Adeline Catey
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| Stacy Catey
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