Living Maziar

Howard Spencer Virginia A Phillips Living Maziar Living Spencer Living Maziar

Father: Living Maziar
Mother: Living Spencer

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Edith G Jackson

Census: 3 Apr 1930 , Indiana, Marion Co., Indianapolis, ED49-49, p139B ^S2900

m.Norman Madrid Beatty Norman M Beatty Living Beatty

Married Norman Madrid Beatty ( abt 1902 - 5 Dec 1948 ) on 8 Jun 1924 at Indianapolis, Marion Co., Indiana

Children:

   1: Norman M Beatty ( 17 Jun 1925 - Sep 1978 )

   2: Living Beatty ( - )

Notes:

maybe 11 Nov 1901 - 8 Apr 1980 Grand Rapids, Itasca Co., Minnesota 307-36-3407 issued Indiana
daug of Edward L Jackson, 32nd Governor of Indiana 1924-1929

Her father's obit
The Logansport Press, Logansport, Indiana, Friday, November 19, 1954, p5
Ed Jackson, 80, Governor 1925-1929 Dies At His Home
Came From Poor Farm Boy To Politician of State Note
ORLEANS, Ind, - Ed Jackson, whose Republican administration as governor ended the stormy Ku Klux Kan era in Indiana in 1925-29, died at his country estate near here early Thursday. The 80-year-old ex-governor, who had had been bedfast five years, died just a wek after M. Clifford Townsend, Democratic governor in 1937-41. The only three former governors left living ar Paul V. McNutt, 1933-37, now under treatment for a throat ailment in New York; Hnery F. Schricker, 1941-45 and 1949-53; Knox, and Ralf F. Gates, 1945-49, Columbia City. Jackson's second wife, Lydia Pierce Jackson, found her husband dead in his bed about 7 a.m. in their big log home on their 100 acre estate, Fairhill. The family physician said Jackson apparently died about 2 a.m. paralyzed be a series of strokes during the last five years. Funeral services were set for 1:30 p.m. Sunday in the Ochs funeral home here, where the body will lie in state after Friday noon. Burial will be in Green Hills Cemetery here. Jackson rose from a poor farm boy who "read law" to a political career that ended in the bitter aftermath of a bribery trial, while he was still governor, in the dying days of the Ku Klux Klan. He himself was a central figure in the era, one of the stormiest in Hoosier politics. Gov. Jackson was indicted, along with D. C. Stephenson, Klan grand dragon, and two other political associates, on charges of offering a political bribe in 1923. But the judge ordered the jury to acquit the governor in 1927 because time had run out for prosecution. Stephenson had been sentenced to prison for life for murder two years before. Jakcson finished his term as governor quietly, making few public appearances, and he was never again active in politics. After practicing law eight years in Indianapolis he and his second wife moved to their Orange County estate, where he raised Black Angus cattle. They built their home from the logs in an old West Baden church. Jackson was born Dec. 27, 1873, on a Howard County farm, one of the large family of Presley and Elizabeth Howell Jackson. In Tipton County, where the family moved soon afterward, he worked on the family farm and in a sawmill and studied nights to educate himself. Jackson read law in the office of Judge L. B. Nash in Tipton and started practicing at Kennard, paying 75 cents a month for office space, after the family moved to Henry County. When the law business was slack, he worked in a brickyard. His political career started in 1900 when he was elected to the first of his two terms as Henry County prosecutor. Later he was appointed and then elected circuit judge. He ran for secretary of state in 1914, and made it two years later. But after a year, when World War I broke out, he entered the Army officer training school at Fr. Benjamin Harrison. After commanding a training unit at Purdue University, he came out of the war a major and practiced law in Lafayette. When W. A. Roach, his successor as secretary of state, died Gov. James P. Goodrich appointed Jackson to the office. Jackson was elected to successive terms in the office in 1920 and 1922 before the 1924 Republican landslide put him in the governor's office. During his last term as secretary of state Jackson got hundreds of thousands of dallars in auto license fees refunded. He led a court test that threw out a law which had increased the fees as much as 300 per cent. He became a familiar figure in Indanapolis, often waling the five miles from his home in Irvington to the Statehouse. The first year of Jackson's term was comparitively tranquil. He got the state-tax rate reduced from 30 cents to 22. He expanded the state park system buying the first land for Dunes Park on the shor of Lake Michigan and promoting the movement for the George Rogers Clark Memorial at Vincennes. But the political storms began gathering near the end of his first year as Stephenson was sent to prison for the death of a woman employed in a statehouse office. Jackson was in the cneter of a fight between Stephenson and Walter Bossert, another Klan leader after the Klan ousted Stephenson. Three successive grand juries investigated charges of high politcial corruption for almost a year. Finally indictments were returned in 1927 agains Jackson; Robert I, marsh, Indianapolis lawyer and George V. Coffin, then Marion County Republican chairman. Coffin had become one of Jackson's closest political advisers after Stephenson was sent to prison. The indictments accused them of offering a $10,000 political bribe in 1923 to Gov. Warren T. McCray in a political tangle involving McCray and his son-in-law, William P. Evans. Evans had resigned as Marion County prosecutor after McCray himself was confronted with embezzlement charges. The indictments said McCray was promised an acquittal as well as $10,000 if he would appoint James E. McDonald as prosecutor to succeed Evans. Instead, McCray named William H. Remy. McCray was sent to federal prison in Atlanta on a mail fraud charge in 1924, eight months before the end of his term as governor, and Lt. Gov. Emmett F. Branch took his place until Jackson became Goveror. Jackson, an energetic speaker, once made 21 speeches in a single day in his 1924 campaign for governor. He often spoke before church and religious groups. Jackson was first married to Rosa Wilkinson, of Wilkinson, in Henry Coutny, in 1898. She died in 1918 and he married his second wife in 1920. Also surviving are two daughters, Miss Helen Jackson of West Lafayette and Mrs. Norman Beatty, of Indianapolis, for whos husband the state hospital at Westville was named. An adopted son, Edward Lane Jackson Jr., lives in Glendale, Calif.; his parents were killed in a roof collapse in the Knickerbocker Theater in Washington in 1922. Two surviving stepdaughters are Mrs. Margaret Parker of Milwaukee, and Mrs. Josephine Czenkush of Bartlesville, Okla.

Sources:
S2900: [S2900] 1930 census, Indiana, Marion Co., Indianapolis, ED49-49, p139B

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Nancy Caroline Smothers

Census: 24 Dec 1850 , Tennessee, Carroll Co., Dist 18, pg156b ^S1754
Census: 22 Oct 1860 , Tennessee, Carroll Co., Dist 18, pg158A ^S1755

Green B Smothers Martha Pinkston Nancy Caroline Smothers

Father: Green B Smothers
Mother: Martha Pinkston

Sources:
S1755: [S1755] 1860 census, Tennessee, Carroll Co., Dist 18, pg158A
S1754: [S1754] 1850 census, Tennessee, Carroll Co., Dist 18, pg156b

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Living rice

m.Living Rice Living Rice Living Rice Living Rice Living Rice

Married Living Rice ( - )

Children:

   1: Living Rice ( - )

   2: Living Rice ( - )

   3: Living Rice ( - )

   4: Living Rice ( - )

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Harkness T Ferrell
abt 1857 - bef 1938

Census: 31 Jul 1860 , Ohio, Muskingum Co., Muskingum Twp, p81B ^S2644
Census: 7 Jun 1870 , Ohio, Muskingum Co., Muskingum twp, p250B ^S2645
Census: 7 Jun 1880 , Ohio, Muskingum Co., Muskingum Twp, ED166, p213A ^S2650
Census: 15 Jun 1900 , Ohio, Muskingum Co., Muskingum Twp, ED55, p190A ^S2672

Francis Ferrell Catherine Watts Charles Ferrell Mary Williams Harkness T Ferrell

m.Alice Cain Joanna B Ferrell Herbert Ferrell Millard Ferrell Glenford Clare Ferrell

Father: Charles Ferrell
Mother: Mary Williams

Married Alice Cain ( abt 1861 - aft 1952 ) on abt 1880

Children:

+ 1: Joanna B Ferrell ( 7 Nov 1880 - 27 Jul 1911 )

+ 2: Herbert Ferrell ( 28 Jan 1884 - 1 Oct 1938 )

   3: Millard Ferrell ( 16 May 1885 - 8 Mar 1917 )

+ 4: Glenford Clare Ferrell ( 18 Apr 1891 - Nov 1966 )

Sources:
S2672: [S2672] 1900 census, Ohio, Muskingum Co., Muskingum Twp, ED55, p190A
S2650: [S2650] 1880 census, Ohio, Muskingum Co., Muskingum Twp, ED166, p213A
S2645: [S2645] 1870 census, Ohio, Muskingum Co., Muskingum twp, p250B
S2644: [S2644] 1860 census, Ohio, Muskingum Co., Muskingum Twp, p81B

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Unknown son Savage

Census: 1840 , Ohio, Jefferson Co., Steubenville, p63 #im0985#e ^S0985

Robert Savage Mary savage James Savage Rox Ann Rine Unknown son Savage

Father: James Savage
Mother: Rox Ann Rine

Sources:
S0985: [S0985] 1840 census, Ohio, Jefferson Co., Steubenville, p63

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Chester Nimra Stork
8 Oct 1914 - 5 Feb 2001

Census: 6 Jan 1920 , Texas, Lee Co., Just Pct 1, ED76, p173B ^S5385
Census: 8 Apr 1930 , Texas, Lee Co., Giddings, ED144-1, p94A ^S5386

John Longley Martha Sophronia Thomas Henry John Charles Stork Mary Tennie Longley Chester Nimra Stork

m.(1) Living Wykle Jon Michael Stork Living Stork Dilek Sue Stork Living Stork

m.(2) Living Conrad

Father: Henry John Charles Stork
Mother: Mary Tennie Longley

Married (1) Living Wykle ( - )

Children:

+ 1: Jon Michael Stork ( 24 May 1944 - 7 Sep 1974 )

+ 2: Living Stork ( - )

+ 3: Dilek Sue Stork ( 14 Apr 1947 - 14 Jun 2003 )

+ 4: Living Stork ( - )

Married (2) Living Conrad ( - )

Notes:

Corpus Christi Caller-Times (TX) - February 8, 2001
SINTON - Chester N. Stork, a former employee of Urban Renewal, a
former member of the City Council, and a former bailiff, died Feb.
5, 2001. He was 86. Survivors include his wife, Lois; four
daughters, Gayla Sue Keng of Corpus Christi, and Karen Stork-Whitson,
Dilek Stork Sarafis, Joy Lynn Kotal; two sons, James Neill and
Kenneth Ray Keng; a sister, Ona Mae Cowan of Giddings; six
grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren. Services were Feb.
7 at First Baptist Church. Burial was in Sinton Cemetery.
Ritchea-Gonzales Funeral Home Inc.

Sources:
S5386: [S5386] 1930 census, Texas, Lee Co., Giddings, ED144-1, p94A
S5385: [S5385] 1920 census, Texas, Lee Co., Just Pct 1, ED76, p173B
S9021: Texas Birth Index, 1903 - 1997, Ancestry.com

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Anna E Longley

Census: 1870 , Maryland, Baltimore, 18th ward,pg119B ^S1415

George Longley Mary Zimmerman Samuel Longley Sarah Jane V Betts Anna E Longley

Father: Samuel Longley
Mother: Sarah Jane V Betts

Sources:
S1415: [S1415] 1870 census, Maryland, Baltimore, 18th ward,pg119B

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Annette Kathleen Moore
28 Mar 1973 - Oct 1978

Burley Edward A Semones Imogene Llewllyn Knowles Living Moore Burley Jean Semones Annette Kathleen Moore

Father: Living Moore
Mother: Burley Jean Semones

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Living Drolsbaugh

m.(1) Living Longley Ty C Longley Living Longley

m.(2) Living Frederickson

Married (1) Living Longley ( - )

Children:

+ 1: Ty C Longley ( 9 Apr 1971 - 20 Feb 2003 )

+ 2: Living Longley ( - )

Married (2) Living Frederickson ( - )

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Living Dasher

Edward Gabriel Baranowski Living Sidey Living Dasher Living Baranowski Living Dasher

Father: Living Dasher
Mother: Living Baranowski

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Ella C Longley

Census: 9 Jun 1880 , Georgia, Whitfield Co., Lower 10th, ED198, p124C ^S4806
Census: 9 Jun 1900 , Tennessee, James Co., Dist 7, ED77, p283A ^S4803

James Longley Mariah Frances Haddock Preston David Longley Dorcas Horn Ella C Longley

Father: Preston David Longley
Mother: Dorcas Horn

Sources:
S4803: [S4803] 1900 census, Tennessee, James Co., Dist 7, ED77, p283A
S4806: [S4806] 1880 census, Georgia, Whitfield Co., Lower 10th, ED198, p124C

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Ruth Raye Harrell
13 Jan 1907 - est 1956

John Posey Alford Mary Ann Elizabeth "Jane" Borrer Milton Harrell Susan Sophronia Alford Ruth Raye Harrell

m.Unk Gross

Father: Milton Harrell
Mother: Susan Sophronia Alford

Married Unk Gross ( est 1907 - )

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Otis Howard Cox

Census: 25 Jun 1900 , Missouri, Barry Co., Flat Creek Twp, ED5, p81A ^S2395
Census: 20 Apr 1910 , Missouri, Barry Co., Flat Creek Twp, ED7, p52B ^S2396
Census: 7 Jan 1920 , Missouri, Barry Co., Flat Creek Twp, Cassville, ED11, p93A ^S2397
Census: 2 Apr 1930 , Missouri, Barry Co., Flat Creek Twp, ED5-9, p204A ^S2401

George Henry Cox Mary A Mahala Lee William Jesse Cox Fanny Brandt Otis Howard Cox

m.Edith M Hawk Living Cox Living Cox Living Cox Francis C Cox Living Cox Living Cox Living Cox Living Cox

Father: William Jesse Cox
Mother: Fanny Brandt

Married Edith M Hawk ( abt 1890 - )

Children:

   1: Living Cox ( - )

   2: Living Cox ( - )

   3: Living Cox ( - )

   4: Francis C Cox ( 6 Nov 1918 - 17 Feb 1925 )

   5: Living Cox ( - )

   6: Living Cox ( - )

   7: Living Cox ( - )

   8: Living Cox ( - )

Sources:
S2401: [S2401] 1930 census, Missouri, Barry Co., Flat Creek Twp, ED5-9, p204A
S2397: [S2397] 1920 census, Missouri, Barry Co., Flat Creek Twp, Cassville, ED11, p93A
S2396: [S2396] 1910 census, Missouri, Barry Co., Flat Creek Twp, ED7, p52B
S2395: [S2395] 1900 census, Missouri, Barry Co., Flat Creek Twp, ED5, p81A

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Anna Mae Simpson
29 Nov 1917 - 9 Mar 1934

Census: 10 Jan 1920 , Ohio, Harrison Co., Rumley Twp, Jewett, ED175, p156B ^S3142
Census: 15 Apr 1930 , Ohio, Harrison Co., Cadiz, ED34-4, p27B ^S3141

Jeremiah Maurice "Jerry" Lucas Addie Mae Dent Harry Raymond Simpson Nora Maude Lucas Anna Mae Simpson

Father: Harry Raymond Simpson
Mother: Nora Maude Lucas

Sources:
S3141: [S3141] 1930 census, Ohio, Harrison Co., Cadiz, ED34-4, p27B
S3142: [S3142] 1920 census, Ohio, Harrison Co., Rumley Twp, Jewett, ED175, p156B

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George H Wetzel

Census: 2 Jun 1900 , Ohio, Perry Co., Harrison Twp, ED60, pg60B ^S2026
Census: Apr 1910 , Ohio, Perry Co., Harrison Twp, Roseville, ED125, p70B ^S3161
Census: 6 Feb 1920 , Ohio, Perry Co., Harrison Twp, ED62, p20B ^S3159

m.Anna Savage Frank H Wetzel Florence Wetzel William Wetzel Charley Wetzel Russell Marion Wetzel Alice Ruth Wetzel

Married Anna Savage ( 17 Nov 1867 - 3 Sep 1933 ) on abt 1888

Children:

+ 1: Frank H Wetzel ( 19 Apr 1889 - 11 May 1947 )

+ 2: Florence Wetzel ( Oct 1891 - )

   3: William Wetzel ( 5 Sep 1896 - )

   4: Charley Wetzel ( Sep 1896 - bef 1933 )

+ 5: Russell Marion Wetzel ( 25 Sep 1900 - 30 Jun 1981 )

+ 6: Alice Ruth Wetzel ( 2 Jan 1903 - 25 Sep 1997 )

Sources:
S3159: [S3159] 1920 census, Ohio, Perry Co., Harrison Twp, ED62, p20B
S3161: [S3161] 1910 census, Ohio, Perry Co., Harrison Twp, Roseville, ED125, p70B
S2026: [S2026] 1900 census, Ohio, Perry Co., Harrison Twp, ED60, pg60B

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Living Schroeder

m.Living Abbott

Married Living Abbott ( - )

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Living Harviston

Lester Bowman Gladys Dwyer Living Harviston Living Bowman Living Harviston

Father: Living Harviston
Mother: Living Bowman

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Ethel Garrett

Census: 3 May 1910 , Tennessee, James Co., Civ Dist 7, ED102, ED102, p214B ^S5517
Census: 19 Jan 1920 , Tennessee, Hamilton Co., Civ Dist 4, ED46, p285B ^S5519

Alvis Garrett Nancy Jane Haddock Alvis Lafayette Garrett Unknown garrett Ethel Garrett

Father: Alvis Lafayette Garrett
Mother: Unknown garrett

Sources:
S5519: [S5519] 1920 census, Tennessee, Hamilton Co., Civ Dist 4, ED46, p285B
S5517: [S5517] 1910 census, Tennessee, James Co., Civ Dist 7, ED102, ED102, p214B

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