Maggie married Charles Conley.

     Anna married Harry Winne, son of Platt Potter Winne and Elizabeth McNeeney, circa 1917.

      Clifford Schuman was born in 1899 at Illinois. Clifford married Mabel Winne, daughter of Platt Potter Winne and Elizabeth McNeeney.

      Leola Lee Owens was born on 8-Oct-1920 at Holden, Johnson County, Missouri. She was the daughter of Floyd Owens and Evelyn Plumb. Leola Lee Owens was born on 8-Oct-1921. Leola married Howard Charles Ehorn, son of Albert Charles Ehorn and Florence Cecelle Winne. Leola Lee Owens died on 11-Dec-2002 her last known address was at Texico, Jefferson County, Illinois, according to the Social Security Death Index.

     Floyd married Evelyn Plumb.

     Evelyn married Floyd Owens.

      William R. Carrier was born on 24-Sep-1913 at Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. William married Isabell Ehorn, daughter of Albert Charles Ehorn and Florence Cecelle Winne, on 5-Jun-1936 at Crown Point, Illinois. William R. Carrier died in Nov-1975 his last known address was at Orland Park, Cook County, Illinois, according to the Social Security Death Index.

     Edward married Pearl Geske.

     Pearl married Edward Alfred.

      Maria Covenhoven was born on 2-Mar-1820. Maria married Samuel Wilson Adams, son of John Adams, on 21-Jan-1840 at Frankfort, Herkimer, New York. Maria Covenhoven died on 3-Nov-1895 at age 75.

      Samuel Wilson Adams was born on 17-Aug-1820 at Fly Creek, Otsego County, New York. He was the son of John Adams. Samuel married Maria Covenhoven on 21-Jan-1840 at Frankfort, Herkimer, New York.
     Samuel Wilson Adams resided at at Painted Post, Steuben County, New York, in 1855.

     Francis married Anna M. Cooney.

     Anna married Francis Tourbert.

     John married Rebecca Rice.

      Joseph Fornance was born circa Apr-1841 at Washington, District of Columbia. He was the son of Hon. Joseph Fornance and Anne McNight. Joseph married Ellen Knox, daughter of Col. Thomas Pope Knox and Sarah Ann Leedom, on 22-Feb-1881.
      Joseph Fornance, the eldest child of Hon. Joseph and Anne B. Fornance, was reared in Norristown, and attended the public schools of that borough, entering Treemount Seminary, and pursuing special studies there under the instruction of the Rev. Samuel Aaron, a teacher of wide reputation. On relinquishing school studies he taught school for several years.

Afterwards for a short time he was employed as a clerk in the office of the United States District Court in Philadelphia. He then decided to study law, and entered as a law student the office of Gilbert Rodman Fox, Esq., a noted member of the Norristownbar. Passing the usual examination, he was admitted to the bar of Montgomery county, April 12, 1866, and at once began the practice of law.

In 1877 he removed to St. Louis, Missouri, with a view of locating permanently in that city, but after a trial of one year returned to Norristown, where he has ever since resided, engaged in the practice of law. He has met with very gratifying success, and has achieved an excellent reputation as a lawyer. Politically he is a Democrat, but adhered to sound money principles during the temporary deviation of the party, from good financial ideas, involved in the nomination of William J. Bryan for the Presidency in1896 and again in 1900. Mr. Fornance has taken some interest in local politics, though not in any sense an office seeker. He is an earnest advocate of good local government, and exerts his influence in its favor.

Mr. Fornance has for a score of years been deeply interested in matters relating to local history. He took a very prominent part, in 1884, in the celebration of the hundredth anniversary of the rganization of the county of Montgomery, being president of the Centennial Association which made the celebration so great a success from first to last. Much of the success achieved on that occasion was due to his effective labors and his skill in organizing those interested for the proper commemoration of the event after the lapse of a hundred years. It was also a financial success, there being after
the accounts were closed a balance of twelve hundred dollars, which was turned over to the Historical Society of Montgomery county, Pennsylvania, the celebration having been planned and executed under the auspices of that organization, and the surplus fund so realized ultimately formed the nucleus of the fund used to purchase the substantial building known as Historical Hall for a permanent home for the Historical Society. Mr. Fornance is and has been for a number of years the honored president of that society, laboring for its best interests in every way.

He, as chairman of the Publication Committee, has done a large share of the work of editing two handsome volumes of "Historical Sketches", one of them published in 1895, the other in 1900. His influence has been employed to harmonize all elements in the Society, and to develop its work along practical lines, his efforts and those of his coadjutors being rewarded with a considerable measure of success.

Ellwood Roberts' Biographical Annals, 1904: Montgomery Co, PA.

      Joseph Knox Fornance was born on 16-Sep-1882 at Norristown, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania. He was the son of Joseph Fornance and Ellen Knox. Joseph Knox Fornance died in Jun-1965 at age 82.
     

      Eleanor Fornance was born on 15-Nov-1883. She was the daughter of Joseph Fornance and Ellen Knox. Eleanor Fornance died on 10-Jul-1893 at age 9.

      Lois Fornance was born on 28-Oct-1885 at Pennsylvania. She was the daughter of Joseph Fornance and Ellen Knox.

     Joseph married Anne McNight.

     Anne married Hon. Joseph Fornance.

     Martha married John Covenhoven on 4-Jan-1815 at Cumberland County, New Jersey.

     John married Martha Riley on 4-Jan-1815 at Cumberland County, New Jersey.

     William married Barbara Rowcap on 31-Dec-1796 at Cumberland County, New Jersey.

     Barbara married William Covenhoven on 31-Dec-1796 at Cumberland County, New Jersey.

      John Fellows was born on 8-Sep-1830 at Salisbury, Merrimack County, New Hampshire.
      According to the History of Jackson County: In 1851 he made a trip to California via the Isthmus of Panama. He remained there until 1853, engaged in mining, with fair success. Upon his return he commenced farming, which occupation he has since pursued, and has accumulated a fine property.

      Isaac Van Horn was born on 28-Mar-1834 at Cato, Cayuga County, New York. He was the son of Christopher Van Horn and Maria Cline. Isaac married Adelia P. Patten in Apr-1865. Isaac Van Horn died on 22-Aug-1910 at Otter Lake, Lapeer County, Michigan, at age 76.
      Ordained as a minister in 1864. He and Adelia P. Patten resided at at Battle Creek, Calhoun County, Michigan.

      Adelia P. Patten was born circa 1840 at New York. Adelia married Isaac Van Horn, son of Christopher Van Horn and Maria Cline, in Apr-1865.
     Adelia P. Patten and Isaac Van Horn resided at at Battle Creek, Calhoun County, Michigan.

      Martha A. Van Horn was born on 3-Feb-1836. She was the daughter of Christopher Van Horn and Maria Cline. Martha A. Van Horn died in Oct-1839 at age 3.

      William Henry Van Horn was born on 3-Oct-1838 at Cato, Cayuga County, New York. He was born on 3-Oct-1839 at Cato, Cayuga County, New York. He was the son of Christopher Van Horn and Maria Cline. William married Josephine Borden, daughter of Joseph Borden and Caroline Bumpus, on 29-Jun-1865.
     In the census on 29-Jul-1850 William Henry Van Horn was named William Van Horn.
In the census on 26-Jul-1860 William Henry Van Horn was named Henry Van Horn.

      Ellen S. Van Horn was born on 18-Jan-1840. She was the daughter of Christopher Van Horn and Maria Cline. Ellen S. Van Horn died on 18-Aug-1841 at age 1.

      Christopher Van Horn was born on 19-Jul-1843 at Cayuga County, New York. He was the son of Christopher Van Horn and Maria Cline. Christopher married Sarah Van Der Bogert on 28-Mar-1867.

      Sarah Van Der Bogert was born on 29-Aug-1844 at Liberty, Michigan. Sarah married Christopher Van Horn, son of Christopher Van Horn and Maria Cline, on 28-Mar-1867.
     Sarah Van Der Bogert was also known as Sarah Van De Bogart.

      Gertrude L. Van Horn was born on 26-Oct-1845 at Michigan. She was the daughter of Christopher Van Horn and Maria Cline.

      Adelbert S. Van Horn was born on 12-Sep-1847 at Michigan. He was the son of Christopher Van Horn and Maria Cline. Adelbert S. Van Horn died on 25-Feb-1861 at age 13.

      Lewis D. Van Horn was born on 1-Aug-1849 at Michigan. He was the son of Christopher Van Horn and Maria Cline. Lewis married Margaret Wilson circa 1880.

     (Unknown) Van Horn was the child of Christopher Van Horn and Maria Cline.
      Died in infancy.

     (Unknown) Van Horn was the child of Christopher Van Horn and Maria Cline.
      Died in infancy.

     Josephine Borden was the daughter of Joseph Borden and Caroline Bumpus. Josephine married William Henry Van Horn, son of Christopher Van Horn and Maria Cline, on 29-Jun-1865.
      From Cazenovia, Madison Co., NY.

     Joseph married Caroline Bumpus.

     Caroline married Joseph Borden.

     Lella Van Horn was the daughter of William Henry Van Horn and Josephine Borden.
      Died in infancy.

      Newell Van Horne was born on 13-Dec-1868 at Michigan. He was the son of Christopher Van Horn and Sarah Van Der Bogert.
      Died young.

      Adelbert Van Horn was born on 11-Dec-1870. He was the son of Christopher Van Horn and Sarah Van Der Bogert.
     Adelbert Van Horn was also known as Adelbert Van Horne.

      Ralph Earnest Van Horne was born on 22-Mar-1876 at Michigan. He was the son of Christopher Van Horn and Sarah Van Der Bogert.

      Mary Bell Van Horne was born on 30-Jun-1885 at Michigan. She was the daughter of Christopher Van Horn and Sarah Van Der Bogert.

      Harley Botimer was born on 9-Mar-1890 at Vassar, Tuscola County, Michigan. He was the son of Alonzo Leray Botimer and Catherine Weiser. Harley married Bernice Leola Fellows, daughter of Wilford Reubin Fellows and Jennie A. Curtis, on 6-Jun-1917 at Rives Junction, Jackson County, Michigan. Harley Botimer died on 29-Oct-1974 at Battle Creek, Calhoun County, Michigan, at age 84.

      Bernice Leola Fellows was born on 8-May-1895 at Rives Twp., Jackson County, Michigan. She was the daughter of Wilford Reubin Fellows and Jennie A. Curtis. Bernice married Harley Botimer, son of Alonzo Leray Botimer and Catherine Weiser, on 6-Jun-1917 at Rives Junction, Jackson County, Michigan. Bernice Leola Fellows died on 7-Feb-1982 at Battle Creek, Calhoun County, Michigan, at age 86.

      Alonzo Leray Botimer was born on 16-Jan-1851 at East Aurora, Erie County, New York. Alonzo married Jennie Richards in 1913. Alonzo Leray Botimer died on 21-Feb-1924 at Millington, Tuscola County, Michigan, at age 73.

      Catherine Weiser was born on 3-Jan-1854 at Lancaster, Erie County, New York. She died on 23-Oct-1911 at Vassar, Tuscola County, Michigan, at age 57.

      Julian Fellows was born on 9-Nov-1900. He was the son of Richard I. Fellows and Lydia McCrum. Julian Fellows died on 11-Mar-1985 at Tampa, Hillsborough County, Florida, at age 84.

      Jennie A. Curtis was born in 1868 at Tompkins Twp., Jackson County, Michigan. Jennie married Wilford Reubin Fellows, son of John Fellows and Sadenia Ette Van Horn, in 1891. Jennie A. Curtis died in 1896 at Jackson County, Michigan.

      Leslie Botimer was born in 1922 at Battle Creek, Calhoun County, Michigan. He was the son of Harley Botimer and Bernice Leola Fellows. Leslie married Dorothy (Unknown) between 1941 and 1968. Leslie Botimer died in 1996.

      Arthur Leland Fellows was born on 16-Aug-1893 at Rives Twp., Jackson County, Michigan. He was the son of Wilford Reubin Fellows and Jennie A. Curtis. Arthur married Winifred Pilcher on 11-Jun-1925.

      Clarabelle Taylor was born in 1879 at probably, Jackson, Jackson County, Michigan. She was the daughter of James Taylor and Polly Ann Post. Clarabelle married Wilford Reubin Fellows, son of John Fellows and Sadenia Ette Van Horn, in 1897. Clarabelle Taylor died in 1971.

      Robert Fellows was born in 1898 at Michigan. He was the son of Wilford Reubin Fellows and Clarabelle Taylor. Robert married Mildred (Unknown) circa 1920. Robert Fellows died in 1941.

      Lydia McCrum was born circa 1885 at Tompkins Twp., Jackson County, Michigan. Lydia married Richard I. Fellows, son of John Fellows and Sadenia Ette Van Horn, circa 1898.

     Jennie married Alonzo Leray Botimer in 1913.