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     Eunice Abstone was born in 1722 at Virginia. She was the daughter of Frances Abstone and Susanna Evans. Eunice Abstone married Samuel Bailey in 1740. Eunice Abstone died in 1796 at Virginia.

     Frances Abstone was born in 1700 at Prince George, Maryland. He married Susanna Evans in 1720 at Maryland. Frances Abstone died on 15 July 1762 at Halifax County, Virginia.

     Louis T. Achzehner was born on 9 March 1911.¹ He married Aileen Benjey, daughter of James Frank Benjey and Goldie Steele, on 29 May 1940 at Ohio.¹ Louis T. Achzehner died on 15 January 2000 at Kentucky at age 88.¹ He was buried at Evergreen Cemetery, Southgate, Campbell County, Kentucky.

     Amy Adams was born in 1800 at South Carolina. She was the daughter of James Robert Adams and Annie M. Patton. Amy Adams died in 1871 at Tennessee.

     Clara Elizabeth Adams was born in 1862 at Missouri.¹ She was the daughter of James C. Adams and Charlotte Terna Crossland.¹
     Clara Elizabeth Adams was listed on 14 June 1870 as a household member living with James C. Adams on the ninth census of the United States in Roubidoux Twp., Pulaksi County, Missouri.¹

     Elizabeth S. Adams was born on 8 July 1810 at South Carolina.¹ She was the daughter of James Robert Adams and Annie M. Patton. Elizabeth S. Adams married John Jefferson Crossland, son of William Crossland, on 10 November 1825 at McMinn County, Tennessee.¹ Elizabeth S. Adams died on 23 November 1893 at Smith Valley, Pulaski County, Missouri, at age 83.¹ She was buried at Friendship Cemetery, Fort Leonard Wood, Pulaski County, Missouri.
     Elizabeth S. Adams was listed on 20 September 1850 as a household member living with John Jefferson Crossland on the seventh census of the United States in Grundy County, Tennessee.² Elizabeth S. Adams witnessed the establishment of the Old Friendship Baptist Church as a charter member. in 1857 at Pulaski County, Missouri. She was listed on 14 June 1860 as a household member living with John Jefferson Crossland on the eighth census of the United States in Pulaski County, Missouri.
     Elizabeth S. Adams was listed on 11 June 1870 as a household member living with John Jefferson Crossland on the ninth census of the United States in Roubidoux, Pulaski County, Missouri.
     Elizabeth S. Adams was listed as the wife of John Jefferson Crossland on the tenth census of the United States on 18 June 1880 Robideaux Twp., Pulaski County, Missouri.

     James C. Adams was born circa 1830 at South Carolina.¹ He married Charlotte Terna Crossland, daughter of John Jefferson Crossland and Elizabeth S. Adams, circa 1845 at Warren County, Tennessee. James C. Adams died before 1880.
     He was listed on 11 June 1860 as the head of a family on the eighth census of the United States in Waynesville, Pulaksi County, Missouri. Also living with James C. Adams was Charlotte Terna Crossland, Martha J. Adams and James H. Adams.¹
     James C. Adams was listed on 14 June 1870 as the head of a family on the ninth census of the United States in Roubidoux Twp., Pulaksi County, Missouri.²

     James H. Adams was born circa 1859 at Tennessee.¹ He was the son of James C. Adams and Charlotte Terna Crossland.¹
     James H. Adams was listed on 11 June 1860 as a household member living with James C. Adams on the eighth census of the United States in Waynesville, Pulaksi County, Missouri.¹

     James Riley Adams was born on 1 May 1803 at South Carolina. He was the son of James Robert Adams and Annie M. Patton. James Riley Adams died on 27 February 1881 at Robidoux, Pulaski County, Missouri, at age 77.

     James Robert Adams was born in 1769 at South Carolina. He married Annie M. Patton. James Robert Adams died in 1840 at Tennessee.

     Martha J. Adams was born circa 1846 at Tennessee.¹ She was the daughter of James C. Adams and Charlotte Terna Crossland.¹
     Martha J. Adams was listed on 11 June 1860 as a household member living with James C. Adams on the eighth census of the United States in Waynesville, Pulaksi County, Missouri.¹

     Mary Adams was born in 1801 at Tennessee. She was the daughter of James Robert Adams and Annie M. Patton. Mary Adams died in 1850 at Jefferson City, Jefferson County, Tennessee.

     Mary A. Adams was born in 1865 at Missouri.¹ She was the daughter of James C. Adams and Charlotte Terna Crossland.¹
     Mary A. Adams was listed on 14 June 1870 as a household member living with James C. Adams on the ninth census of the United States in Roubidoux Twp., Pulaksi County, Missouri.¹

     Priscilla Ciller Adams was born in 1816 at Tennessee. She was the daughter of James Robert Adams and Annie M. Patton. Priscilla Ciller Adams married Elijah Cross circa 1834. Priscilla Ciller Adams died in 1870 at Missouri City, Fort Bend County, Texas.
     She witnessed the establishment of the Old Friendship Baptist Church as a charter member. in 1857 at Pulaski County, Missouri.

     Robert Andrews Adams was born in 1796 at South Carolina. He was the son of James Robert Adams and Annie M. Patton. Robert Andrews Adams married Ann Byrum on 22 January 1839. Robert Andrews Adams died on 6 March 1876 at Alabama.

     Sarah Ann Adams was born on 24 May 1820 at Tennessee. She was the daughter of James Robert Adams and Annie M. Patton. Sarah Ann Adams married John Henry Gann on 5 January 1835. Sarah Ann Adams died on 7 May 1906 at Tribune, Pulaski County, Missouri, at age 85.
     Sarah Ann Adams was also known as Sallie Ann.
     Sarah Ann Adams was listed on 30 September 1850 as a household member living with John Henry Gann on the seventh census of the United States in Warren County, Tennessee.¹ Sarah Ann Adams witnessed the establishment of the Old Friendship Baptist Church as a charter member. in 1857 at Pulaski County, Missouri. She was listed on 14 June 1860 as a household member living with John Henry Gann on the eighth census of the United States in Pulaski County, Missouri.²
     Sarah Ann Adams was listed as the wife of John Henry Gann on the tenth census of the United States on 18 June 1880 Robideaux Twp., Pulaski County, Tennessee.³
     Sarah Ann Adams was listed as the head of household on the twelfth census of the United States on 4 June 1900 in Robideaux Twp., Pulaski County, Tennessee. Also living in the house was, her daughter, Mary C. Gann and Amanda Gann.⁴

     Thomas J. Adams was born in 1868 at Missouri.¹ He was the son of James C. Adams and Charlotte Terna Crossland.¹
     Thomas J. Adams was listed on 14 June 1870 as a household member living with James C. Adams on the ninth census of the United States in Roubidoux Twp., Pulaksi County, Missouri.¹

     William C. Adams was born on 18 August 1814 at North Carolina. He was the son of James Robert Adams and Annie M. Patton. William C. Adams married Elizabeth Chadwick in 1833 at Warren County, Tennessee. William C. Adams died on 25 September 1870 at Robidoux, Pulaski County, Missouri, at age 56.

     Rebecca Jane Adkison was born on 15 July 1887 at Bloodland, Pulaski County, Missouri. She married John Henry Crossland, son of James Morris Crossland and Hannah P. Marriott, on 12 December 1906 at Pulaski County, Missouri. Rebecca Jane Adkison died on 4 March 1958 at Texas County, Missouri, at age 70.

     Max Aker married Maxine Maxey, daughter of Eugene Braken Maxey and Neosho Parthene Brown, at Tulsa, Oklahoma.

     James Robert Alexander was born circa 1695 at Manokin Hundred, Somerset County, Maryland. He married Margaret Abigail McKnitt circa 1713 at New Munster, Cecil County, Maryland.¹ James Robert Alexander died before 31 May 1779 at Cecil County, Maryland.
     He Came to American with 7 or 8 brothers, one of whom was founder of Alexandria Virginia.¹

     Sarah Alexander was born in 1690 at Somerset County, Maryland. She married Matthew Wallace in 1708 at Cecil County, Maryland. Sarah Alexander died in 1760 at Frederick County, Maryland.

     Sophia Mary Alexander was born in 1741 at New Munster, Cecil County, Maryland. She was the daughter of Theophilus Alexander and Catherine Wallace.¹ Sophia Mary Alexander married Samuel Sharp, son of Thomas Sharp Sr. and Isabella Wallace, in 1763.¹

     Theophilus Alexander was born on 13 March 1714 at Cecil County, Maryland.¹ He was the son of James Robert Alexander and Margaret Abigail McKnitt.¹ Theophilus Alexander married Catherine Wallace, daughter of Matthew Wallace and Sarah Alexander, circa 1734. Theophilus Alexander died in August 1769 at Cecil County, Maryland, at age 55.¹
     He Theophilus served with Colonial Militia Troops under command of Captain Thomas Johnson in Cecil County with his father James. He became a prominent land owner and a ruling elder in Rock Presbyterian church of Lewisville, Penn. According to the Rev John Henry Johns, Theophilus "lived in Cecil County on the road running from Cowantown to Kimbleville, just north of where it crosses the Telegraph (Old Kings route) road to Newark. This area, is long known as "Appleton Crossroads, but also called "Dysart's" and "Fox Chase." An old stone Tavern, generally known as "The Seven Stars," still stands on the northwest corner of the crossroads. This Tavern could have been Theo's home. He died prior to his wife Catherine and children removing to Mecklemburg NC. Left his plantation in Cecil County to his son George in 1768. This plantation was the same land willed to him by his Father James Alexander.

     Almira Allen was born in 1838 at Ohio. She married Martin Fate, son of John Fate and Mary Houston, on 4 November 1858 at Perry County, Ohio.^1,2
     Almira Allen was listed on 19 July 1860 as a household member living with Martin Fate on the eighth census of the United States in Spring Valley, Fillmore County, Minnesota.³
     Almira Allen was listed on 10 June 1870 as a household member living with Martin Fate on the ninth census of the United States in Spring Valley, Fillmore County, Minnesota.⁴

     Evelyn Jane Allen was born on 16 November 1919 at Illinois.¹ She married Merton Charles Fate, son of Charles Howard Fate and Della Hoyt, on 18 May 1950 at Cinncinati, Ohio. Evelyn Jane Allen died on 15 August 1998 at Danville, Vermilion County, Illinois, at age 78.¹ She was buried at Sunset Memorial Park, Danville, Vermilion County, Illinois.
     Obituary of Evelyn Jane Allen appeared as follows: Evelyn J. Fate, 78, of Danville, passed away at 7:20 a.m., Saturday, (Aug. 15, 1998), at her home. She was born Nov. 16, 1919, in Pittwood, Ill., the daughter of the late B. and Pearl (Thomas) Allen. In May of 1950, she married Merton C. Fate in Cincinnati, Ohio. He survives. Also surviving are: two sons, Charles (Sherry) Fate of Allen, Texas, and Eric Fate of Greencastle, Ind; one daughter, Charlotte (Billy) Mitchell of Oliver Springs, Tenn; five grandchildren; three step-grandchildren; and one brother, Melvin (Helen) Allen of Woodland, Ill. She was preceded in death by one brother, Harold Allen. In 1939, she graduated from Milford High School and she received a bachelor's degree in sacred literature from the Cincinnati Bible College in 1949. She worked for Standard Publishing Company in Cincinnati and was self-employed with an alteration business in Danville. At one time, she did alterations for the Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Danville. She had been a member at the Hooton Church of Christ and presently was a member of the Second Church of Christ. She taught Vacation Bible School and Sunday School at both churches. She was a member of the Danville Art League. She enjoyed painting, sewing, and church activities. Funeral services: 2 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 18, at Sunset Funeral Home & Cremation Center; Officiating: Drew Mentzer; Entombment: Sunset Memorial Park Swan Court Mausoleum; Visitation: 4-8 p.m. Monday at the funeral home; Memorials: American Diabetes Association or the Second Church of Christ.

     Mary Allen was born circa 1780 at Virginia.¹ She married Jeremiah Maxey, son of Walter Justinian Maxey and Mary Netherland, on 13 February 1808 at Oglethorpe County, Georgia.¹

     Mary Letisha Allen was born in September 1858 at Kentucky. She married Isaac Marshall Harp, son of William Henry Harp and Mary Jane Wilson, in 1879.¹
     Mary Letisha Allen was listed as wife of Isaac Marshall Harp on the twelfth census of the United States Maple Twp., Cowley County, Kansas, on 4 June 1900.
     Mary Letisha Allen was listed as wife of Isaac Marshall Harp on the 1910 Census Edmonson County, Kentucky, on 6 May 1910.
     Mary Letisha Allen was listed as wife of Isaac Marshall Harp on the 1920 Census Priceville, Hart County, Kentucky, on 10 February 1920.

     Alexander Millard Alsip was born in 1859 at Whitley County, Kentucky.¹ He was the son of Richard Henry Alsip and Elizabeth Jane Tye.¹
     Alexander Millard Alsip was listed on 22 July 1870 as a household member living with Richard Henry Alsip on the ninth census of the United States in Martin Springs, Whitley County, Kentucky.

     Arthur Harrison Alsip was born on 31 March 1899 at Whitley County, Kentucky.¹ He was the son of William Herndon Alsip and Leanna Litteral.¹ Arthur Harrison Alsip married Ida Hash on 1 December 1921 at Corbin, Whitley County, Kentucky.¹ Arthur Harrison Alsip died on 1 October 1961 at Corbin, Whitley County, Kentucky, at age 62.
     Arthur Harrison Alsip was also known as Jake.¹

     Arthur Homer Alsip was born on 28 August 1930 at Corbin, Whitley County, Kentucky.¹ He was the son of Arthur Harrison Alsip and Ida Hash.¹ Arthur Homer Alsip married Retha Mae Duncan on 6 January 1955 at Jellico, Campbell County, Tennessee.¹ Arthur Homer Alsip died on 1 October 1961 at Corbin, Whitley County, Kentucky, at age 31.¹

     Benjamin Franklin Alsip was born on 1 September 1860 at Whitley County, Kentucky.¹ He was the son of Richard Henry Alsip and Elizabeth Jane Tye.¹ Benjamin Franklin Alsip married Martha E. Whitman circa 1885.¹ Benjamin Franklin Alsip died on 10 May 1943 at Corbin, Whitley County, Kentucky, at age 82.¹ He was buried at Ward Cemetery, Corbin, Whitley County, Kentucky.
     Benjamin Franklin Alsip was listed on 22 July 1870 as a household member living with Richard Henry Alsip on the ninth census of the United States in Martin Springs, Whitley County, Kentucky.
     Benjamin Franklin Alsip was listed on 15 June 1880 as a son living with Richard Henry Alsip on the tenth census of the United States Martin Springs, Whitley County, Kentucky.

     Diddama M. Alsip was born in 1872 at Whitley County, Kentucky. She was the daughter of Richard Henry Alsip and Elizabeth Jane Tye.
     Diddama M. Alsip was listed on 15 June 1880 as a daughter living with Richard Henry Alsip on the tenth census of the United States Martin Springs, Whitley County, Kentucky.

     Everett Alsip was born in June 1894 at Whitley County, Kentucky.² He was the son of James S. Alsip and Samantha D. Harp.¹ Everett Alsip died on 19 June 1947 at Whitley County, Kentucky.
     Everett Alsip was listed on 7 June 1900 as a son living with James S. Alsip on the twelfth census of the United States Martin Springs, Whitley County, Kentucky.²
     Everett Alsip was listed on 3 May 1910 as a son living with James S. Alsip on the 1910 census Martins Fork, Whitley County, Kentucky.³

     George D. Alsip was born in 1858 at Whitley County, Kentucky. He was the son of Richard Henry Alsip and Elizabeth Jane Tye.

     Gustave Alsip was born in 1907 at Kentucky.¹ He was the son of James S. Alsip and Samantha D. Harp.¹
     Gustave Alsip was listed on 3 May 1910 as a son living with James S. Alsip on the 1910 census Martins Fork, Whitley County, Kentucky.²
     Gustave Alsip was listed on 25 February 1920 as a son living with James S. Alsip on the 1920 census Corbin, Whitley County, Kentucky.

     Harvey Alsip was born in January 1887 at Whitley County, Kentucky. He was the son of James S. Alsip and Samantha D. Harp.¹
     Harvey Alsip was listed on 7 June 1900 as a son living with James S. Alsip on the twelfth census of the United States Martin Springs, Whitley County, Kentucky.²

     Howard Alsip was born in 1901. He was the son of James S. Alsip and Samantha D. Harp.¹ Howard Alsip died on 23 February 1973. He was buried at New Corinth Cemetery, off 25-W, south of Corbin, Whitley County, Kentucky.
     Howard Alsip was listed on 3 May 1910 as a son living with James S. Alsip on the 1910 census Martins Fork, Whitley County, Kentucky.²
     Howard Alsip was listed on 25 February 1920 as a son living with James S. Alsip on the 1920 census Corbin, Whitley County, Kentucky.

     Hugh Alsip was born on 19 August 1892. He married Ida Lee Brown, daughter of Simpson Brown and Mary Eveline Steele, on 4 June 1912 at Knoxville, Tennessee.

     Hugh Alsip was born in August 1891 at Kentucky.¹ He was the son of James S. Alsip and Samantha D. Harp.¹
     Hugh Alsip was listed on 7 June 1900 as a son living with James S. Alsip on the twelfth census of the United States Martin Springs, Whitley County, Kentucky.¹

     Hulda Jane Alsip was born on 28 February 1887 at Whitley County, Kentucky.¹ She was the daughter of Benjamin Franklin Alsip and Martha E. Whitman.¹ Hulda Jane Alsip died on 27 October 1966 at age 79.¹

     James S. Alsip was born in 1860 at Kentucky. He was the son of Jefferson B. Alsip. James S. Alsip married Samantha D. Harp, daughter of Joshua H. Harp and Armelda Moore, in 1881.¹ James S. Alsip died on 16 September 1944 at Whitley County, Kentucky.
     James S. Alsip was listed as the head of household on the twelfth census of the United States on 7 June 1900 in Martin Springs, Whitley County, Kentucky. Also living in the house was his wife, Samantha D. Harp, his son, Harvey Alsip, Hugh Alsip and Everett Alsip, his daughter, Martha Alsip and Mollie Alsip.²
     James S. Alsip was listed as the head of household on the thirteenth census of the United States on 3 May 1910 in Martins Fork, Whitley County, Kentucky. Also living in the house was his wife, Samantha D. Harp, his son, Everett Alsip, Howard Alsip and Gustave Alsip, his daughter, Mollie Alsip and Minnie Alsip.³
     James S. Alsip was listed as the head of household on the fourtheenth census of the United States on 25 February 1920 in Corbin, Whitley County, Kentucky. Also living in the house was,his wife, Samantha D. Harp, his son, Howard Alsip and Gustave Alsip, his daughter, Mollie Alsip and Minnie Alsip.
     James S. Alsip was listed as the head of household on the fifteenth census of the United States on 16 April 1930 in Masters Town, Whitley County, Kentucky. Also living in the house was his wife, Samantha D. Harp.⁴

     Jefferson B. Alsip was born in October 1839 at Kentucky.

     Margaret Alsip was born in 1855 at Kentucky.¹ She was the daughter of Richard Henry Alsip and Elizabeth Jane Tye.¹
     Margaret Alsip was listed on 22 July 1870 as a household member living with Richard Henry Alsip on the ninth census of the United States in Martin Springs, Whitley County, Kentucky.

     Martha Alsip was born in March 1893 at Whitley County, Kentucky.² She was the daughter of James S. Alsip and Samantha D. Harp.¹
     Martha Alsip was listed on 7 June 1900 as a daughter living with James S. Alsip on the twelfth census of the United States Martin Springs, Whitley County, Kentucky.²

     Mary Elizabeth Alsip was born on 12 December 1875 at Whitley County, Kentucky. She was the daughter of William Herndon Alsip and Leanna Litteral. Mary Elizabeth Alsip died on 9 April 1925 at Whitley County, Kentucky, at age 49.

     Minnie Alsip was born in 1902 at Kentucky.¹ She was the daughter of James S. Alsip and Samantha D. Harp.¹
     Minnie Alsip was listed on 3 May 1910 as a daughter living with James S. Alsip on the 1910 census Martins Fork, Whitley County, Kentucky.²
     Minnie Alsip was listed on 25 February 1920 as a daughter living with James S. Alsip on the 1920 census Corbin, Whitley County, Kentucky.

     Mollie Alsip was born in June 1898 at Whitley County, Kentucky.¹ She was the daughter of James S. Alsip and Samantha D. Harp.¹
     Mollie Alsip was listed on 7 June 1900 as a daughter living with James S. Alsip on the twelfth census of the United States Martin Springs, Whitley County, Kentucky.¹
     Mollie Alsip was listed on 3 May 1910 as a daughter living with James S. Alsip on the 1910 census Martins Fork, Whitley County, Kentucky.²
     Mollie Alsip was listed on 25 February 1920 as a daughter living with James S. Alsip on the 1920 census Corbin, Whitley County, Kentucky.

     Nancy Adeline Alsip was born in 1870 at Whitley County, Kentucky. She was the daughter of Richard Henry Alsip and Elizabeth Jane Tye.

     Orvin S. Alsip was born in 1868 at Whitley County, Kentucky. He was the son of Richard Henry Alsip and Elizabeth Jane Tye.

     Permilia Ida Alsip was born in 1874 at Whitley County, Kentucky. She was the daughter of Richard Henry Alsip and Elizabeth Jane Tye.
     Permilia Ida Alsip was listed on 15 June 1880 as a daughter living with Richard Henry Alsip on the tenth census of the United States Martin Springs, Whitley County, Kentucky.

     Richard Alsip was born in 1864 at Whitley County, Kentucky.¹ He was the son of Richard Henry Alsip and Elizabeth Jane Tye.¹
     Richard Alsip was listed on 22 July 1870 as a household member living with Richard Henry Alsip on the ninth census of the United States in Martin Springs, Whitley County, Kentucky.

     Richard Henry Alsip was born on 19 December 1820 at Whitley County, Kentucky.¹ He married Elizabeth Jane Tye, daughter of William Tye and Nancy Harp, circa 1852.^1,2 Richard Henry Alsip died on 24 April 1904 at Corbin, Whitley County, Kentucky, at age 83.¹ He was buried at Ward Cemetery, Corbin, Whitley County, Kentucky.
     Richard Henry Alsip was listed on 22 July 1870 as the head of a family on the ninth census of the United States in Martin Springs, Whitley County, Kentucky.
     Richard Henry Alsip was listed as the head of household on the tenth census of the United States on 15 June 1880 in Martin Springs, Whitley County, Kentucky. Also living in the house was his wife, Elizabeth Jane Tye, his son, Benjamin Franklin Alsip, his daughter, Susan Francis Alsip, Diddama M. Alsip and Permilia Ida Alsip, his father-in-law, an unknown person .

     Sarah Jane Alsip was born on 1 July 1850 at Whitley County, Kentucky.^1,2 She married William Henry Harp, son of Joseph L. Harp and Mary Sears, circa 1870.¹ Sarah Jane Alsip died on 13 December 1886 at Whitley County, Kentucky, at age 36.¹ She was buried at Upper James Harp Cemtery, Whitley County, Kentucky.²

     Susan Francis Alsip was born in 1865 at Whitley County, Kentucky. She was the daughter of Richard Henry Alsip and Elizabeth Jane Tye.
     Susan Francis Alsip was listed on 15 June 1880 as a daughter living with Richard Henry Alsip on the tenth census of the United States Martin Springs, Whitley County, Kentucky.

     William Herndon Alsip was born on 12 January 1854 at Spruce Creek, Whitley County, Kentucky.¹ He was the son of Richard Henry Alsip and Elizabeth Jane Tye.¹ William Herndon Alsip married Leanna Litteral on 4 February 1875 at Spruceburg, Whitley County, Kentucky.¹ William Herndon Alsip died on 13 April 1930 at Corbin, Whitley County, Kentucky, at age 76.
     William Herndon Alsip was listed on 22 July 1870 as a household member living with Richard Henry Alsip on the ninth census of the United States in Martin Springs, Whitley County, Kentucky.

     Anna Myrle Alter married Floyd Milton Sheets, son of John Booker Sheets and Nancy Jane Harp, on 4 August 1917.¹ Anna Myrle Alter died in 1928.¹

     John Amburn was born in 1845 at Tennessee.¹ He married Sarah Elizabeth Underwood, daughter of James W. Underwood and Nancy McFarland, circa 1881.¹
     John Amburn was listed as the head of household on the fourtheenth census of the United States on 16 January 1920 in Martin Springs, Whitley County, Kentucky. Also living in the house was,his wife, Sarah Elizabeth Underwood, his father-in-law, James W. Underwood, his mother-in-law, Nancy McFarland, mother-in-law, Nancy McFarland.

     Edith Teresa Andersen was born on 23 May 1882.¹ She married Glenwyn Harold Smith, son of Clarence Levi Smith and Florence Lena Shay, on 2 August 1911 at Washington.^1,2

     Cleo Joy Anderson was born on 26 September 1909. She married Henry Denzil Howerter, son of Charles Samuel Howerter and Nellie May Harris, say 1929. Cleo Joy Anderson died in April 1968 at Martin County, Minnesota, at age 58.

     James M. Anderson was born circa 1833. He married Sarah Bennett, daughter of Amos Bennett and Sarah Elizabeth Hamblin, on 1 February 1852 at Whitley County, Kentucky.

     Lucinda Ann Anderson was born on 27 March 1847 at Tennessee. She married Samuel Turner Crossland, son of John Jefferson Crossland and Elizabeth S. Adams, in 1866. Lucinda Ann Anderson died on 23 March 1929 at Pulaski County, Missouri, at age 81. She was buried at Friendship Cemetery, Fort Leonard Wood, Pulaski County, Missouri.
     Lucinda Ann Anderson was listed on 11 June 1870 as a household member living with Samuel Turner Crossland on the ninth census of the United States in Roubidoux, Pulaski County, Missouri.
     Lucinda Ann Anderson was listed as the wife of Samuel Turner Crossland on the tenth census of the United States on 19 June 1880 Robideaux, Pulaski County, Missouri.
     Lucinda Ann Anderson was listed as wife of Samuel Turner Crossland on the twelfth census of the United States Roubidoux Twp., Pulaksi County, Missouri, on 4 June 1900.
     Lucinda Ann Anderson was listed as wife of Samuel Turner Crossland on the 1910 Census Roubidoux Twp., Pulaski County, Missouri, on 11 April 1910.
     Lucinda Ann Anderson was listed as wife of Samuel Turner Crossland on the 1920 Census Roubidoux Twp., Pulaksi County, Missouri, on 6 January 1920.

     Milly Anderson was born in 1789. She married Frederick Brandstetter, son of Johann Michael Brandstetter and Mary B. Snavely, on 16 June 1812 at Barren County, Kentucky.

     Eliza Andrews was born in 1815 at Ohio.¹ She was the daughter of Hugh Boyle Andrews and Christiana Watson.¹ Eliza Andrews died in 1862 at Ohio.¹

     Hugh Boyle Andrews was born on 27 February 1781 at Harrisburg, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania. He married Christiana Watson, daughter of Thomas H. Watson Sr. and Christiana Clelland, on 5 November 1812 at Fairfield County, Ohio.^1,2 Hugh Boyle Andrews died on 7 July 1863 at Fairfield County, Ohio, at age 82. He was buried at Mount Zion Cemetery, Fairfield County, Ohio.

     Thomas Andrews was born in 1813 at Ohio.¹ He was the son of Hugh Boyle Andrews and Christiana Watson.¹ Thomas Andrews died at 1852, Ohio.¹

     Irvin Roland Ankeny was born in October 1891.¹ He married Gennevieve Mary Smith, daughter of Clarence Levi Smith and Florence Lena Shay, circa 1911.¹

     Myrtle Belle Anthony was born on 26 September 1890 at Missouri.¹ She married Grant Truman, son of Lewis Andrew Truman and Mary A. Kinnison, on 4 May 1909 at Gravette, Benton County, Arkansas.² Myrtle Belle Anthony died on 29 March 1992 at Heritage Manor Convelescent Center, Bartlesville, Washington County, Oklahoma, at age 101.³ She was buried on 31 March 1992 at White Rose Cemetery, Bartlesville, Washington County, Oklahoma.³
     Myrtle Belle Anthony was listed as wife of Grant Truman on the 1910 Census Jackson Twp., Washington County, Oklahoma, on 4 May 1910.
     Myrtle Belle Anthony was listed as wife of Grant Truman on the 1920 Census Bartlesville, Washington County, Oklahoma, on 17 January 1920.⁴
     Myrtle Belle Anthony was listed as wife of Grant Truman on the 1930 Census Bartlesville, Washington County, Oklahoma, on 10 April 1930.⁵

     Emily Cash Armstrong was born on 9 August 1897 at Springfield, Greene County, Missouri.¹ She was the daughter of Richard Abram Armstrong and Mary Elizabeth Truman.¹ Emily Cash Armstrong died on 19 June 1978 at Springfield, Greene County, Missouri, at age 80. She was buried at Hazelwood Cemetery, Springfield, Greene County, Missouri.
     Emily Cash Armstrong was listed on 27 June 1900 as a daughter living with Richard Abram Armstrong on the twelfth census of the United States Springfield, Greene County, Missouri.
     Emily Cash Armstrong was listed on 29 April 1910 as a daughter living with Richard Abram Armstrong on the 1910 census Springfield, Greene County, Missouri.
     Emily Cash Armstrong was listed on 14 January 1920 as a daughter living with Richard Abram Armstrong on the 1920 census Springfield, Greene County, Missouri.
     Emily Cash Armstrong was listed on 9 April 1930 as a daughter living with Richard Abram Armstrong on the 1930 census Springfield, Greene County, Missouri.

     Richard Abram Armstrong was born on 16 December 1867 at Waynesville, Pulaski County, Missouri.¹ He married Mary Elizabeth Truman, daughter of William Murphy Truman and Emily Cash, in 1889.¹ Richard Abram Armstrong died on 6 September 1952 at Springfield, Greene County, Missouri, at age 84. He was buried at Hazelwood Cemetery, Springfield, Greene County, Missouri.
     Richard Abram Armstrong was listed as the head of household on the twelfth census of the United States on 27 June 1900 in Springfield, Greene County, Missouri. Also living in the house was his wife, Mary Elizabeth Truman, his daughter, Emily Cash Armstrong, his sister-in-law, Louisa Franklin Truman.
     Richard Abram Armstrong was listed as the head of household on the thirteenth census of the United States on 29 April 1910 in Springfield, Greene County, Missouri. Also living in the house was his wife, Mary Elizabeth Truman, his son, Richard Truman Armstrong, his daughter, Emily Cash Armstrong.
     Richard Abram Armstrong was listed as the head of household on the fourtheenth census of the United States on 14 January 1920 in Springfield, Greene County, Missouri. Also living in the house was,his wife, Mary Elizabeth Truman, his son, Richard Truman Armstrong, his daughter, Emily Cash Armstrong, his sister-in-law, Louisa Franklin Truman.
     Richard Abram Armstrong was listed as the head of household on the fifteenth census of the United States on 9 April 1930 in Springfield, Greene County, Missouri. Also living in the house was his wife, Mary Elizabeth Truman, his daughter, Emily Cash Armstrong, his sister-in-law, Louisa Franklin Truman.

     Richard Truman Armstrong was born on 14 March 1902 at Missouri.¹ He was the son of Richard Abram Armstrong and Mary Elizabeth Truman.¹ Richard Truman Armstrong died on 1 March 1993 at Blue Ridge, Fannin County, Georgia, at age 90. He was buried at Hazelwood Cemetery, Springfield, Greene County, Missouri.
     Richard Truman Armstrong was listed on 29 April 1910 as a son living with Richard Abram Armstrong on the 1910 census Springfield, Greene County, Missouri.
     Richard Truman Armstrong was listed on 14 January 1920 as a son living with Richard Abram Armstrong on the 1920 census Springfield, Greene County, Missouri.

     Delilah Carroll Arrington was born circa 1770 at South Carolina.¹ She married Tobias Harp circa 1789. Delilah Carroll Arrington died between 1860 and 1870 at Whitley County, Kentucky.¹ She was buried at Bennett Cemetery, Harp's Creek, Whitley County, Kentucky.
     Delilah Carroll Arrington was probably included as a free white female, age 45 and older, in Tobias Harp's household on the third census of the United States in 1810 at Knox County, Kentucky.
     Delilah Carroll Arrington was probably included as a free white female, age 45 and older, in Tobias Harp's household on the fourth census of the United States in 1820 at Big Poplar Creek, Knox County, Kentucky.
     Delilah Carroll Arrington was probably included as a free white female, 60 to 70 years of age, in Tobias Harp's household on the fifth census of the United States in 1830 at Knox County, Kentucky.
     Delilah Carroll Arrington was listed on 11 September 1850 as a household member living with Levi Bennett on the seventh census of the United States in Whitley County, Kentucky.

     Melvin Atherton was born on 28 December 1919. He married Wilma Irene Johnson, daughter of Harry Franklin Johnson and Marie Irene Fry, on 10 June 1945 at Wichita, Sedgewick County, Kansas. Melvin Atherton died on 28 December 2002 at Wichita, Sedgewick County, Kansas, at age 83.

     John Bailey was born in 1740 at Virginia. He was the son of Samuel Bailey and Eunice Abstone. John Bailey married Frances Lyon, daughter of John Lyon, on 23 April 1772 at Amherst, Amherst County, North Carolina. John Bailey died on 27 October 1823 at Virginia.
     He Notes for JOHN BAILEY: 1783 Amherst Co, Virginia census - 5 Whites, 5 Blacks 1785 Amherst County, VA census - 9 whites 1787 Amherst County, Va Tax List 'A', First District NAME W M 17/20 B abv 16 B un 16 Horses Cattle John Bailey, self 0 3 2 4 19 Albemarle Declaration 21 Apr. 1779 'We whose name are hereunto subscribed do swear that we renounced and refuse all allegiance to George the King of Great Britain and that we will be faithful and bear true allegiance to the Commonwealth of Virginia as a free and independent state. We swear to oppose and, if discovered, make known to the authorities all treasonsor traitorous conspiracies.. against this or any of the United States of America So help us God.' Signed: Jo. Bailey (also a long list of patriots) Nelson Co. Deed Book 1, page 404, This Indenture made the twenty second day of February, 1812, between John Bailey and Frances his wife and several (unreadable) of the one part and Samuel S. Perkins & Fanny his wife of the other part, witnesseth that the said John Bailey and wife and Samuel Anderson for an in consideration of the sum of 40 dollars paid to them in hand have granted, bargained and sold and by these presents do grant, bargain and sell unto the said Samuel Perkins and Fanny his wife and to their heirs or assigners forever one certain tract or parcel of land lying and being on the waters of Hickory Creek in Nelson Co. and containing by a late survey forty acres more or less and bounded as follows (various surveying measurements listed) To have to to hold the aforesaid tract or parcel of land to the said Samuel Perkins and Fanny his wife and their heirs forever and the said John Bailey and Frances his wife & Samuel Anderson for themselves and their heirs doth conversant with the said Samuel Perkins and Frances his wife and their heirs that the said John Bailey and Frances his wife, and Samuel Anderson and their heirs aforesaid tract of land together with all the apurtenances thereto belonging to the said John Bailey and Frances his wife and Samuel Anderson their heirs and assignees shall and will warrant and forever defend. In witness whereof the said John Bailey and Frances his wife and Samuel Anderson have here unto set their hands and all of their seals the day and year above written. signed John & Frances Bailey In presence of: Samuel Anderson, John Lyon, Terisha Bailey, Samuel Bailey, Thomas Thurmond, At a court held for Nelson Co. the 24th day of Feb., 1812, this deed of Bargain and sale was proved in court by the oaths of Terisha Bailey, Samuel Bailey, Thomas Thurmond sustaining witnesses thereto and ordered to be recorded. Signed Spotswood Garland Clerk Will of John Bailey, Nelson County, Virginia Dated: March 2, 1821 Proved: October 27, 1823.

'In the name of God, Amen. I, John Bailey, Sen., of Nelson Co. and State of Virginia, being of sound mind and memory, and calling to mind the uncertainty of life doth hereby make my last will and testament herebyrevoking all other wills by me heretofore made. Item. My will and desire is that all my just debts be paid and satisfiedby my executors hereinafter named as early after my decease asconvenient. Item. My will and desire is that all my slaves and my 5 lands be dividedinto five equal lots, and that my sons John Bailey, Jr., Samuel Bailey,Terrisha Bailey, James Bailey, and my daughter, Jane Smith, be entitledeach to one fifth part of the whole, or one lot so laid off and dividedit is understood that my beloved wife, Frances Bailey have title to andenjoy the whole during her natural life; and it is further my will thatmy negro woman, Fanny, shall have the liberty of choosing her master ormistress among my 5 children aforesaid, and that she shall be so takenand received by such master or mistress at saluation and to be accountedfor in the allotment aforesaid. Item. It is further my will and desire that my beloved wife, Frances Bailey, hold and enjoy all the balance and residue of my Estate, both real and personal (after payment of my just debts and funeral expenses) for and during her natural life, and that so soon as may be convenient after her death, in case she shall be the longest liver, that the whole thereof be sold upon such terms as my exors. who shall be then living shall think most beneficial, and the proceeds thereof divided into 5 equal parts, and that my aforesaid 5 children (to-wit) John Bailey, Jr., Samuel Bailey, Terisha Bailey, James Bailey and Jane Smith or their legal representatives in case of the death of either of them have title thereto, and receive and enjoy the same to their use and behoof forever. Item. I do hereby give and convey unto my 5 said children (to-wit) John Bailey, Jr., Samuel Bailey, Terisha Bailey, James Bailey and Jane Smith, the property herein conveyed to them, to take effect after the death of my said beloved wife, Frances Bailey, a full and complete title to them and their heirs forever. Item. I do hereby constitute and appoint my son Terrisha Bailey, and my son-in-law Charles Smith, my executors, my beloved wife, Frances Bailey executrix of this my last will and testament, with a reguest that they carry the same into execution. Given from under my hand and seal at my own house in Nelson County, this 2nd day of March in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and twenty one. His John X Bailey, Sr. ( Seal ) Mark 'In testimony whereof we, Charles Perrow, James P. Garland, and Clairborne Jones have hereunto subscribed our names at the request of the said John Bailey, Sr., James P. Garland, Clairborne Jones, Charles Perrow, Alexr. Blain, William Nalley Teste: S. P. Garland, Clerk.'

     Mary Ann Bailey was born in 1807 at Tennessee. She was the daughter of John Bailey and Frances Lyon. Mary Ann Bailey married William Abbott Witten, son of William Stanley Witten and Letitia Laird, on 5 September 1827 at Joplin, Jasper County, Missouri. Mary Ann Bailey died in 1880 at Joplin, Jasper County, Missouri. She was buried at Witten Family Cemetery, Belleville, Jasper County, Missouri.
     Mary Ann Bailey was listed on 8 December 1850 as a household member living with William Abbott Witten on the seventh census of the United States in Big Rock Twp., Pulaski County, Arkansas. Mary Ann Bailey was listed on 17 July 1860 as a household member living with William Abbott Witten on the eighth census of the United States in Allen County, Kansas.
     Mary Ann Bailey was listed on 20 July 1870 as a household member living with William Abbott Witten on the ninth census of the United States in Centre Creek Twp., Jasper County, Missouri.

     Phebe Bailey was born on 27 December 1807 at Easthampton, Hampshire County, Massachusetts. She married Ira Seward on 1 May 1826 at Hampshire County, Massachusetts. Phebe Bailey died on 11 August 1902 at Allen, Dixon County, Nebraska, at age 94.
     Phebe Bailey was listed on 13 September 1850 as a household member living with Ira Seward on the seventh census of the United States in Westhampton, Hampshire County, Massachusetts.¹ Phebe Bailey was listed on 19 July 1860 as a household member living with Ira Seward on the eighth census of the United States in Spring Valley, Fillmore County, Minnesota.

     Samuel Bailey was born circa 1724 at Virginia. He married Eunice Abstone, daughter of Frances Abstone and Susanna Evans, in 1740. Samuel Bailey died on 17 May 1796 at Virginia.

     Benjamin Bain married Mabel Gleason, daughter of George W. Gleason and Jennie Fate.¹

     Emma Bain was the daughter of Benjamin Bain and Mabel Gleason.¹

     Harold Gleason Bain was the son of Benjamin Bain and Mabel Gleason.¹

     Mildred Bain was the daughter of Benjamin Bain and Mabel Gleason.¹

     Hazel Bair was born on 4 June 1890. She married William Quincy Gray, son of Joseph B. Gray and Mary Eveline Steele, on 4 October 1914 at St. Jospeh, Berrien County, Michigan.

     Helen Baird married Newell Egbert Fait, son of Walter Clark Fait and Jessie Caroline Bearse, say 1933.¹

     Alta C. Baker was born on 1 May 1881.¹ She was the daughter of Melvin Eugene Baker and Rebecca Eleanor Fate.¹ Alta C. Baker married (?) Price.¹ Alta C. Baker died on 9 October 1939 at Rochester, Olmstead County, Minnesota, at age 58.
     Alta C. Baker was listed on 1 June 1900 as a daughter living with Melvin Eugene Baker on the twelfth census of the United States Spring Valley, Fillmore County, Minnesota.²

     Beatrice Irene Baker was born on 6 May 1919 at Burnett County, Wisconsin. She married Ray Conreoux Fate, son of Martin James Fate and Nettie Ange Langden, on 10 October 1936 at Dodge City, Dodge County, Minnesota. Beatrice Irene Baker died on 4 July 1996 at Hayfield, Dodge County, Minnesota, at age 77. She was buried at Wildwood Cemetery, Wasioja, Dodge County, Minnesota.
     Obituary of Beatrice Irene Baker appeared as follows: KASSON -- The funeral for Beatrice Irene Fate, 77, of Kasson, a long-time employee of Fairview Nursing Home in Dodge Center, will be 11 a.m. Monday at the Assembly of God Church in Dodge Center. The Rev. Daniel Johnson will officate. Burial will be in Wildwood Cemetery in Wasioja.
Mrs. Fate, the former Beatrice Irene Baker, died Thursday (July 4, 1996) in Field Crest Nursing Home in Hayfield. She was born May 6, 1919, in Burnett County, Wis. She married Ray Fate on Oct. 10, 1936, in the Methodist parsonage in Dodge Center. Mr. Fate survives. She moved to Minnesota when she was 5 and has lived in Dodge County since. She worked for 18 years in the laundry of Fairview Nuring home. Her husband is a retired farmer and construction worker. She was a member of the Assembly of God Church in Dodge Center, the women's ministries and a member of the Senior Citizens of Mantorville. Survivors include two sons, Chan of West Concord and Troy of Kasson, and one daughter, Mrs. Francis (Starr) Burton of Cedarburg, Wis; 13 grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren and one sister, Loraine (Mrs. William ) Kroeplin of Gilman, Wis. She was preceded in death by one daughter, one sister and one brother. Friends may call at the Vernon-Czaplewski Funeral Home in Dodge Center from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Sunday and at the church one hour before the service Monday.

     Elizabeth Baker was born on 24 November 1817 at Baden, German.² She married John Fate, son of David Fate, on 6 June 1843.¹ Elizabeth Baker died on 29 March 1872 at Crestline, Crawford County, Ohio, at age 54. She was buried at Fairview Cemetery, Galion, Crawford County, Ohio.
     Elizabeth Baker was listed on 14 August 1850 as a household member living with John Fate on the seventh census of the United States in Jackson Twp., Crawford County, Ohio.³ Elizabeth Baker was listed on 15 June 1860 as a household member living with John Fate on the eighth census of the United States in Jackson Twp., Crawford County, Ohio.
     Elizabeth Baker was listed on 14 June 1870 as the head of a family on the ninth census of the United States in Jackson, Crawford County, Ohio.

     Grenville Walton Baker was born on 22 February 1877 at Minnesota.¹ He was the son of Melvin Eugene Baker and Rebecca Eleanor Fate.¹ Grenville Walton Baker died on 24 October 1954 at Saint Paul, Ramsey County, Minnesota, at age 77.
     Grenville Walton Baker was listed on 23 June 1880 as a son living with Melvin Eugene Baker on the tenth census of the United States Spring Valley, Fillmore County, Minnesota.

     Harry E. Baker was born on 10 May 1886.¹ He was the son of Melvin Eugene Baker and Rebecca Eleanor Fate.¹ Harry E. Baker died on 24 May 1887 at age 1.¹

     Hattie Baker was born on 18 July 1875.¹ She was the daughter of Melvin Eugene Baker and Rebecca Eleanor Fate.¹ Hattie Baker died on 9 September 1875.¹

     James M. Baker was born on 31 August 1882 at Montana.¹ He was the son of Melvin Eugene Baker and Rebecca Eleanor Fate.¹
     James M. Baker was listed on 1 June 1900 as a son living with Melvin Eugene Baker on the twelfth census of the United States Spring Valley, Fillmore County, Minnesota.²

     Laura Jane Baker was born in July 1855 at Wisconsin.¹ She married William Henry Harrison Fate, son of Thomas Fate and Sarah Hull, on 9 May 1878 at Union County, South Dakota.^2,3 Laura Jane Baker died on 18 September 1925 at Union County, South Dakota, at age 70.⁴ She was buried at Richland Cemetery, Richland, Union County, South Dakota.
     Laura Jane Baker was listed as wife of William Henry Harrison Fate on the 1910 Census Richland Twp., Union County, South Dakota, on 12 May 1910.
     Laura Jane Baker was listed on 2 January 1920 as the mother living with Thomas Loura Fate on the 1920 census Richland Twp., Union County, South Dakota.⁵

     Melvin Eugene Baker married Rebecca Eleanor Fate, daughter of John Fate and Mary Houston, on 8 September 1874 at Fillmore County, Minnesota.¹ Melvin Eugene Baker died on 2 December 1900 at Spring Valley, Fillmore County, Minnesota.
     Melvin Eugene Baker was listed as the head of household on the tenth census of the United States on 23 June 1880 in Spring Valley, Fillmore County, Minnesota. Also living in the house was his wife, Rebecca Eleanor Fate, his son, Grenville Walton Baker, his father-in-law, an unknown person .
     Melvin Eugene Baker was listed as the head of household on the twelfth census of the United States on 1 June 1900 in Spring Valley, Fillmore County, Minnesota. Also living in the house was his wife, Rebecca Eleanor Fate, his son, James M. Baker, his daughter, Alta C. Baker.²

     Pauline Emma Baker was born on 7 October 1876 at West Virginia. She married Clarence Ellsworth Fait, son of Thomas A. Fait and Martha Wilson, on 18 October 1891 at Colorado. Pauline Emma Baker died in 1969 at Washington.

     Sarah Mary Baker was born in 1723 at Chowan County, North Carolina. She married Anton Tscharner DeGraffenreid, son of Christopher DeGraffenreid and Barbara Tempest Needham, on 5 July 1742 at Lunenberg County, Virginia. Sarah Mary Baker died in 1790 at Chowan County, North Carolina.

     Peggy Ballew was born circa 1805. She married Obediah Harp, son of Tobias Harp and Delilah Carroll Arrington, on 27 September 1826.¹
     Peggy Ballew was probably included as a free white female, 20 to 30 years of age, in Obediah Harp's household on the fifth census of the United States in 1830 at Knox County, Kentucky.

     Delbert Ballou was born on 14 August 1927.¹ He was the son of Joseph Ballou and Elizabeth Easter Harp.¹ Delbert Ballou died on 8 March 1994 at age 66.¹
     Delbert Ballou was listed on 3 April 1930 as a son living with Joseph Ballou on the 1930 census Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio.²

     Joseph Ballou was born in 1889 at Kentucky.² He married Elizabeth Easter Harp, daughter of Jasper Marion Harp and Easter Green, circa 1913.¹
     Joseph Ballou was listed as the head of household on the fourtheenth census of the United States on 11 February 1920 in Cumberland Falls, McCreary County, Kentucky. Also living in the house was,his wife, Elizabeth Easter Harp.²
     Joseph Ballou was listed as the head of household on the fifteenth census of the United States on 3 April 1930 in Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio. Also living in the house was his wife, Elizabeth Easter Harp, his son, Delbert Ballou.³

     John Bankes was born in 1851 at Bearfield Twp., Perry County, Ohio. He was the son of Nathan Elwood Bankes and Elizabeth Strait.

     Leonard S. Bankes was born on 14 July 1849 at Deerfield Twp., Morgan County, Ohio.¹ He was the son of Nathan Elwood Bankes and Elizabeth Strait. Leonard S. Bankes died on 25 May 1926 at Bell Center, Crawford County, Wisconsin, at age 76.¹ He was buried at Gays Mills Cemetery, Crawford County, Wisconsin.¹

     Mary Elizabeth Bankes was born in 1847 at Bearfield Twp., Perry County, Ohio. She was the daughter of Nathan Elwood Bankes and Elizabeth Strait. Mary Elizabeth Bankes married Charles Porter on 21 January 1864.¹