Family
Group 4
Probable
Descendants of Thomas Osborne and Mary Goatley of Ashford, Co.
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Caution, Warning,
Disclaimer: The ancestral lines shown below are the
ancestors that each project member, highlighted in yellow, BELIEVES to be
their ancestors. Standards of proof
or evidence used by each member may vary, and documentation for each
ancestor may vary. These listings alone
should not be taken as proof of ancestry; they are shown here to facilitate
the finding of a common ancestor by project members or by others who may
wish to test to see if their ancestral lines connect to one of the members. For more information, please contact the
individual members at the email addresses listed below. |
This family group now has thirty-four people and
is by far the largest Family Group in the project. With the new members in this group, their results,
and the additional connections to Thomas m Mary Goatley, there is more
evidence that everyone in this group is related in some way to this immigrant
Thomas Osborne. So the name of this
group has been changed, as above, as had been contemplated earlier.
Three groups now know how they are related
between themselves: A group of nine,
with Gerald, Nancy, Wayne, Bartley, Mark, Daniel and Darlene, Ralph Waite and
Dick Osborn, Jones and Heather, and Kathleen and Douglas now know their
ancestors all the way back to John Osborn of Ashford, Kent, England, ancestor
of the immigrant Thomas Osborne m Mary Goatley. Joseph M Osborn and Gerald E Osborne know
how they are related; and John P and Denver J Osborne know how they are
related. The remaining people still do
not know how they connect to anyone else, but with the dna results
consistently indicating that they are descendants of this Thomas, there can
be only a few missing generations to find.
Several people in this FG have had the 25- and
37-marker tests; see the Alleles
table. This has provided enough
information to establish a most likely Ancestral Haplotype by taking the
majority value for each allele, and I have added a line for that in the
Alleles table. As shown in the Alleles tabel, the value on Allele 391 divides
the members of this Family Group into two subgroups. With the latest members, the vote for the
value on Allele 391 is now eighteen having a value of 12 and sixteen having a
value of 11 for the most likely value of that Allele in the ancestral
haplotype. This now makes Mark
Osborne and David Robert Osborn the sole bearers of the 37-marker Ancestral
Haplotype, and everyone else has at least one mutation from it. However, the value of Allele 391 in the
ancestral haplotype has alternated from 11 to 12 as new members have joined
this group, and Joe Osborn has correctly pointed out that a simple majority
vote could be wrong if one group has more closely related people in it. We cannot know that because so many people
don’t know how they are related. But
it likely means that this mutation happened very early in the line and has
divided the descendants into two major branches.
We now have four of the sons of Thomas Osborne
and Mary Goatly (generation 7) represented in the project by the “group of
nine”. Of those, all the descendants
of sons Thomas, Jeremiah, and John have an 11 as the value of Allele 391, and
only those who are descendants of Stephen have a value of 12 for Allele
391. I have illustrated that by highlighting
the descendants of Stephen in blue instead of yellow. Based on this view, it would appear that
the ancestral haplotype has an 11 on Allele 391 because that is present in
three of the four sons of Thomas, and that the mutation happened somewhere early
in Stephens line.
Whichever way we take it, establishing an
ancestral haplotype allows each person to compare their results to the
Ancestral Haplotype to get a better understanding of the mutations in their
own line.
The hypothetical scenario that was previously
worked out to explain the dna test results is still shown to illustrate the
approach, but needs to be reworked in light of more recent members and their
tests.
Ancestral Lines
Below are the individual ancestral lines as far
back as they are known. Hyperlinks are
to that persons listing in the Linked Family Records at Osborne Origins.
Descendants of John Osborne
There is now a large group who can trace their
lines back to Thomas and earlier.
Previously, Nancy and Wayne had their lines back to Jeremiah m Mary
Newman, but could go no further.
Recent research by Joe and Lee has convinced them that the father of
this Jeremiah is likely to be another Jeremiah which is was previously listed
as two separate people. At the
suggestion of Lee, I have listed both of these Jeremiah’s as the father of
Jeremiah m Mary Newman. See Note 3
below for more on this situation. This
allows the connection of
1
John Osborne b: Abt. 1468 in of
... +Unknown
m: Abt. 1488 in of
. 2 Richard Osborne b: Abt. 1488 in
....... +Elizabeth Flydane b: Abt. 1491 in
..... 3 Richard Osborne b: Abt. 1513 in of
........... +Jane Broughton b: Abt. 1517 in of
Broughton,
See Note 1
........ 4 Thomas Osborne-12724 b: Abt. 1540 in of
.............. +Wilmeth b: Abt. 1538 in of
............ 5 Jeremy Osborne b: Feb 4, 1570 in
.................. +Joan Wyborne b: Abt. 1563 in of
................
6 Thomas Osborne b: Abt. 1594 in
...................... +Mary Goatley b: Abt. 1600 in of
...................
7 Thomas Osborne b: Nov 6, 1622 in
................... *2nd Wife of Thomas Osborne:
......................... +Mary Bond b: Abt. 1624 in
.......................
8 Joseph Osborn b: Abt. 1660 in East
Hampton,
............................. +Mary Hedges b: Abt. 1671 in Probably E.H.,
..........................
9 Thomas Osborn b: Sep 13, 1713 in East
Hampton,
................................ +Jane Conklin b: Sep 20, 1720 in East Hampton,
..............................
10 Cornelius
Osborn b: Jan 15, 1754 in East Hampton,
.................................... +Hannah Hedges d: May 20, 1816 in
..................................
11 Stephen Osborn b: Nov 12, 1786 in
East Hampton,
........................................ +Martha Barton b: Jul 9, 1785 in
.....................................
12 Cornelius Osborn b: Abt. 1814 in
Lansingburg,
..................................... *2nd Wife of Cornelius Osborn:
........................................... +Matilda Aldridge b: Abt. 1823 in NY
.........................................
13 Charles Barton Osborn b: Jan 1,
1847 in Tekonsha Twp.,
............................................... +Emily Barton b: May 11, 1848 in Apr 7,
1934 m: Oct 17, 1878 in Gold Hill, Storey, NV
............................................
14 Sidney Phelps Osborne b: Sep 9,
1877 in
.................................................. +Grace Watson b: Jul 28, 1894 in
................................................
15 Earl Osborne
...................................................... +Sibyl
....................................................
16 Darlene Osborne
.......................................................... +Roy
Leggitt
....................................................
16 Daniel Earl Osborne
....................
7 Jeremiah Osborne b: Mar 20, 1624 in
.......................... +Mary Davis b: Abt. 1628 in
........................
8 Joseph Osborne b: Dec 15, 1667 in New
Haven, New Haven Co. CT d: Nov 19,
1735 in New Haven, New Haven Co. CT
.............................. +Mary Bennett d: 1737
............................
9 Joseph Osborne b: Feb 18, 1693 in New
Haven, New Haven Co. CT d: Dec 1724 in
New Haven, New Haven Co. CT
.................................. +Experience Tolles b: 1695 in
...............................
10 Daniel Osborne b: Oct 18, 1715 in New
Haven, New Haven Co. CT d: 1791 in
...................................... +Obedience Smith b: Nov 1, 1719 in
...................................
11 Ebenezer Osborne b: Sep 26, 1742 in New
Haven, New Haven Co. CT d: Jan 8, 1801
......................................... +Mamre Ward
b: Jun 4, 1744 m: Apr 12, 1769
.......................................
12 Seba Osborne b: Abt. 1784 in CT d: May 9, 1870 in Bur: Cornwallville Cm,
Greene Co., NY
............................................. +Mehitable Goodyear b: Sep 22, 1784 in
...........................................
13 Orrin Osborne b: Apr 5,
1820 in
................................................. +Diadama Coons b: Dec 17, 1824 in
..............................................
14 Marvin N Osborne b: Oct 6, 1858 in
..................................................... +Jennie Bailey b: Apr 1, 1865 m: Nov 5, 1883 in
..................................................
15 Walter Osborne b: Jun 23,
1886 in
........................................................ +Zetta Reynolds b: Nov2, 1895 in
......................................................
16 Marvin Osborne
............................................................ +Dorothy
..........................................................
17 Kathleen Osborne
......................................................
16 Elton Osborne
............................................................ +Betty
..........................................................
17 Douglas Osborne
...................
7 John Osborne b: Jul 31, 1631 in
......................... +Marian Jones b: Abt. 1631 in East Hampton,
.......................
8 Ephriam Osborn b: Abt. 1666 d: Jul 6, 1744
..........................
9 Ephriam Osborn b: Abt. 1690 d: Aft. Jun 2, 1756
................................ +Mary Osborn b: Jun 18, 1696 in New Haven,
New Haven Co., CT
See Note 2..................... 10 John
OR Daniel OR Phineas Osborn b: Bet. 1718 - 1735 in
..................................
11 Phineas Osborn b: Bet. 1760 - 1770
........................................ +Eleanor Elizabeth Thornton
.....................................
12 Deacon Phineas A Osborn b: Apr 18,
1802 d: Sep 3, 1880
........................................... +Clarissa Ann Frame b: Aug 2, 1805 d: Feb 2, 1855
.........................................
13 William Osborn b: Apr 14, 1842 in
Clayton, Jefferson Co., NH d: Dec 13,
1900 in Elk City, Douglas Co., NE
............................................... +Evelyn Jerucia King b: Feb 9, 1849 in
Busti,
............................................
14 Arthur King Osborn b: Sep 7, 1872
in
.................................................. +Ella Irene Tabler b: Dec 15, 1881 in Elk
City, Douglas Co., NE m: Sep 8, 1901 in
................................................
15 William Osborn
...................................................... +
....................................................
16 Gerald Arthur Osborn
…………………..........12 Schuyler S Osborn b: 1800 in Herkimer
Co., NY
........................................... +Chloe Patchin m: 1825 in Clayton/Depauville, NY
..........................................
13 Dexter Schuyler Osborn b:
1826
............................................... +Sarah Ann Eldridge m: 1848 in
.............................................
14 John Dexter Osborn b: 1849 in
.................................................. +Elizabeth Massey m: 1882 in
.................................................
15 Bessie Osborn
....................................................... +Earle
......................................................
16 Ralph Dexter Sr Waite
........................................................... + Naomi
............................................................
17 Ralph Dexter Jr Waite
.............................................
14 Charles Edward Osborn b: Dec 20,
1855 d: 1939
................................................... +
.................................................
15 Claud Osborn
....................................................... +Anne
.....................................................
16 Richard E (Dick) Osborn
...................
7 Stephen Osborne-4954 b: Feb 24, 1634 in
......................... +Sarah Stanborough b: Abt. 1635 in
Southampton,
.......................
8 Jeremiah Osborn-5389 b: 1661 in East
Hampton,
............................. +Abigail Ogden b: Abt. 1675 in
See Note 3.......... 9 Jeremiah Osborne-12665
& Jeremiah-5482
b: Abt. 1690 in
................................ +Phebe Higgins b: Abt. 1703 in
..............................
10 Jeremiah Osborn-4828 b: Apr 17, 1729 in
of,
.................................... +Mary Newman b: 1733 in ,
, VA m: 1756 in , , VA d: Aft. 1800 in , , NC
..................................
11 Jonathan Osburn b: Jun 2, 1766 in
........................................ +Margaret Claypool b: Abt. 1772 m: Aug 22,
1785
.....................................
12 Stephen Osburn b: May
14, 1801 in KY d: 1880 in
........................................... +Charlotte Shintaffer b: 1811 in OH m: Dec
25, 1828 in Green, IN d: 1874 in
.........................................
13 Stephen Douglas Osburn b: Oct 10,
1851 in Lisbon, Linn Co., IA d: Aug 4,
1914 in El Dorado Springs, Cedar Co., MO
............................................... +Purthena Ann Smalley b: Jan 18, 1857 in IA
m: Jun 4, 1874 in
............................................
14 Harvey Osburn
.................................................. +Ephamania
................................................ 15
…………............................
14 Fred
................................................
15 William Osburn
.....................................................
16 Donald Lee Osburn
.................................. 11 John Osborn b: Oct 27, 1770 in
........................................ +Jane Claypool b: Feb 18, 1769 in
.....................................
12 Newman Osborn b: Feb 9, 1791 in
Rutherford Co., NC d: Sep 10, 1867 in
Bluff Dale, Earth Co., TX
........................................... + Judith Harris b: Aug 10, 1793 in
Anderson, Greenville Co., SC d: Mar
28, 1867 in Erath Co., TX
.........................................
13 Jeremiah Pinkney Osborn
b: May 20, 1827 in Buncombe Co., NC d:
Apr 21, 1917 in
............................................... +
............................................
14 Newman William Osborn b: Apr 19,
1860 in Erath Co., TX d: Feb 22, 1893
in Bosque Co., TX
.................................................. +Sarah Louise Kilmer b: May 17, 1862 in
Izard Co., AR d: Oct 16, 1915 in
Bosque Co., TX
................................................
15 John Henry Osborn b: May 27, 1892
in Eulogy, Bosque Co., TX d: Jun 19, 1914
in Eulogy, Bosque Co., TX
...................................................... +Lula Belle Lindsey b: Dec 13, 1882 in
Stone Co., AR d: Dec 24, 1965
....................................................
16 J. D. Osborne
.......................................................... +Dorothy
.......................................................
17 Wayne Osborne
..................................
11 Reuben Osborne b:
Bet. 1774 - 1784
........................................ +Matha Dunn
.....................................
12 Reuben Bolivar Osborne
........................................... +Nancy Manley
.........................................
13 Alexander
............................................... +Eliza Jane Read Weaver
............................................
14 Bartley Osborne
.................................................. +Cordelia
................................................ 15 Bartley Porter Osborne
..............................
10 John Osborn b:
Abt. 1732 in ,
.................................... +Elizabeth (Betty) Claypool b: Abt. 1739 in
Cedar Branch,
..................................
11 David Osborn b: 1781 in ,
........................................ +Mary Harrah b: Nov 1, 1782 in ,
Greenbrier, WV m: Jan 3, 1798 in Greebr Co, Greenbrier, Wv d: Dec 21, 1855 in
, Greene Co, IN
.....................................
12 David Osborn b: Mar 31, 1807 in ,
Greenbrier, WV d: Jun 12, 1893 in
........................................... +Cynthia Butler b: Nov 19, 1811 in ,
.........................................
13 David Osborn b: Apr 19, 1838 in 10 mi N
Far West, Davis, MO d: Feb 4, 1917 in
Rexburg, Madison, ID
............................................... +Nancy Thorn b: Oct 24, 1841 in Summerhill,
............................................
14 William Wallace Osborn
b: Feb 14, 1876 in
.................................................. +Alice Mabel Hamlin b: Nov 23, 1878 in
Gloucester, Essex, MA m: Jun 3, 1908 in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, UT d: Jan
18, 1965 in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, UT
................................................
15 Spencer Osborn
...................................................... +Avanelle
....................................................
16 Mark Osborn
................................10 George Osborne b: Abt. 1725 in
..................................... +Hannah H. b: Abt. 1737 in Lost River,
Hardy, VA d: Abt. 1790 in Hardy, VA
....................................11 Solomon Osborn b: 1766 d: 1839
........................................ +Margaret Denton b: Dec 16, 1771 in VA m:
1789 d: Aft. 1850 in IN
......................................
12 Solomon
Osborn b: Nov 10, 1800 in TN
............................................ +Rebecca Feltner b: Aug 21, 1803 in KY m:
Apr 4, 1822 in
...........................................
13 Jacob Feltner Osborn b: 1829
................................................ +Elizabeth Blake
................................................
14 William F Osborn
...................................................15
R
........................................................ +Mabel
.....................................................
16 Jones Osborn
...........................................................
+Anna
.........................................................
17 Heather Osborn Stilley
Note 1: Lee Osborn has identified primary sources of
information back to Thomas Osborne-12724, but not earlier. The ancestors of Thomas shown here are
believed by some people to be his ancestors and are shown here with this
caveat until better documentation is found.
Note 2: According to research that Gerald Osborn,
Joe Osborn, and Lee Osborne have done, the records are clear enough about who
Phineas’ (b.1760-1770) relatives are to know from circumstantial evidence
that Ephriam Osborn (b Abt 1690) is his grandfather. The problem is that
Ephraim and Mary had three sons whose families aren't known -- John, Daniel,
and Phineas (b. 1735) -- and currently there are no records giving a clue as
to which of these is father of Phineas (b. ca1766). In order to continue Gerald’s ancestors as
far back as is known, I have listed the three
possibilities for Phineas’ father, and then continued with Phineas’ known
grandfather.
Note 3: The problem at this point is that there
is primary documentation for two Jeremiah Osborn’s, now shown separately as Jeremiah Osborne-12665, and Jeremiah-5482
on Lee’s Osborne Origins. There is
documentation that Jeremiah-12665 is the father of Jeremiah-4828 m Mary
Newman, who is
Contacts:
To exchange information
or inquire about Nancy Osburn’s ancestors please email
To exchange information
or inquire about Wayne Osborne’s ancesters, please email
To exchange information
or inquire about Gerald Osborn’s ancestors please email him at < [email protected]
>
To exchange information
or inquire about Bartley’s ancestors please email him at < [email protected] >.
To exchange information
or inquire about Mark’s ancestors please email him at < [email protected] >.
To exchange information or
inquire about Darlene and Daniel’s ancestors please email Daniel at < [email protected] > or
Roy at < [email protected] >. Darlene’s Rootsweb database is at < http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=royc-osborn&id=I318
> where she and Roy have many interesting notes on their early ancestors.
To exchange information or
inquire about Ralph Waite and Dick Osborn’s ancestors please email Ralph at
< [email protected] > or Dick
Osborn at < [email protected]
>. Ralph is researching his
grandmother Bessie Osborn’s ancestors and is using his second cousin Dick as
his ydna surrogate. Ralph also has a
genealogy web site at < www.ralphwaite.com
>.
To exchange information
or inquire about Heather’s ancestors please email her at < [email protected] >.
To exchange information
or inquire about Kathleen and Douglas’ ancestors please email Kathleen at
< [email protected] >. Kathleen and her sister are researching
their Osborne line using the dna of their cousin Douglas Osborne.
Ancestors of John P Osborne and
1 Solomon Osborne b: 1768 in
NC d: 1851 in Indian Creek, Pike Co.,
KY
. +Hannah Bowling b: 1766 in
..... 2 Sherwood Osborne b: 1788 in
......... +Levisa (Louisa) Collier
............ 3 John Wesley
Osborne b: 1824 in Indian Creek, Pike Co., KY
................ +Cenia (Lena)
...................
4 George Washinton (Sr) Osborne b:
May 18, 1855 in Pike Co., KY d: Apr
30, 1934 in Dorton, Pike Co., KY
....................... +Zylphia Tacket b: Jan 23, 1855 in Dorton,
Pike Co., KY m: Jul 24, 1873 d: Jan 12, 1941
..........................
5 Joseph "Joe" Osborne b:
Jan 22, 1882 in
.............................. + Ollie Francis Osborne b: Dec 12, 1882 in
Dorton, Pike Co., KY d: Jan 21, 1958
in Dorton, Pike Co., KY
..................................
6 Millard Osborne
...................................... + Ethel
......................................... 7 John P Osborne
............ 3 Stephen Osborne
b: Abt. 1819 in VA d: 1888 in Pike
Co., KY
................ +Nancy Mullins m: Jul 2, 1840 in Pike Co., KY
...................
4 Booker Steve Osborne
..........................
5 Franklin Marion Osborne b:
1864 d: 1960
..................................
6 Abraham Osborne
......................................... 7
Contacts:
To exchange information
or inquire about John Osborne’s ancestors please email John at < [email protected] >.
To exchange information
or inquire about Denver Jackson Osborne’s ancestors please email
Ancestors of Joe Osborn and George E Osborne
1 Caleb Osborn d: Bef. Aug 7, 1781 in Rowan
. +Hannah Unknown
..... 2 William Osborn b: 1763 in
Rowan Co., NC d: Bef. May 13, 1841 in
Warrick Co., IN
......... +Unknown Unknown
............ 3 James Osborn b: Abt. 1791 in
SC d: Dec 1, 1871 in Greenup Co., KY
................ +Abigail Greenslate b: Abt. 1796 d: Abt. 1833 in Greenup
...................
4 Nathan Osborn b: Jan 25, 1828 in Greenup
Co., KY d: Dec 28, 1921 in Hart,
Oceana Co., MI
....................... +Elizabeth Angeline Olds b: Feb 5, 1834 in
IN d: Jan 26, 1903 in Tremaine,
Hamilton Co., IA
..........................
5 Pelissier Briggs Osborn b: Nov 20,
1855 in Wellman, Washington Co., IA d:
Jul 14, 1924 in Hart, Oceana Co., MI
.............................. +Adella Mariah Stickney b: Dec 4, 1859 in
Otsego Co., NY d: Jun 14, 1945 in
Hart, Oceana Co., MI
..................................
6 Nathan Stickney Osborn b: Dec 11,
1888 in Parkston, Hutchinson Co., SD
d: Jan 23, 1973 in
...................................... +Maude T. Hanson b: Jan 4, 1889 in
Ellsworth, Hamilton Co., IA d: Sep 17,
1968 in Ellsworth, Hamilton Co., IA
.........................................
7 Robert Grant Osborn
............................................. +Priscilla
................................................ 8 Joseph A Osborn
..... 2 Stephen Osborn b: Abt. 1740 in
NJ d: 1820 in Scott Co., VA
......... +Comfort Langham d: Dec 1, 1824 in Scott Co., VA
............ 3 Jonathan Osborn b: Abt. 1772
in NC d: 1861 in Scott Co., VA
................ +Martha Gray b: 1785 in VA d: in Scott Co., VA
...................
4 John C Osborne b: Oct 5, 1802
in Scott Co., VA d: Jan 31, 1863 in
Scott Co., VA
....................... +Polly Corder b: 1806 in Tazewell Co.,
VA d: in Scott Co., VA
..........................
5 Stephen J Osborne b: Abt. 1842 in
Scott Co., VA d: Abt. 1921 in Scott
Co., VA
.............................. +Emiline Frazier b: Mar 1855 in Scott Co.,
VA d: Jan 25, 1899 in Scott Co., VA
..................................
6 Lilburn P Osborne b: May 5, 1870 in
Scott Co., VA d: 1934 in Scott Co., VA
...................................... +Suzanne Navada Vicars b: Dec 30, 1886 in
Russell Co., VA d: Nov 17, 1954 in
Scott Co., VA
.........................................
7 Silas C Osborne
............................................. +Hattie
................................................ 8 George E Osborne
Contacts:
To exchange information
or inquire about Joe Osborn’s ancestors please email Joe at < [email protected] >.
To exchange information
or inquire about George E’s line please email George at < [email protected] >.
Ancestors of Donald Osborne
1 Joseph Osborn b:
Oct 10, 1825 Morgan Co., KY
. +Matilda Ann Murphy b: Abt. 1827 m: May 20,
1847
..... 2 William Osborne b: Dec 19, 1848 Morgan
Co., KY
......... +Arminta Howard b: Jan 4, 1857 m: Nov 30,
1876
............ 3 John Chester Osborne b: Mar 28, 1878
................ +Margaret Sheehan Vaughn b: Feb 1869 m:
1902 d: 1954 Shelbyville, IL
...................
4 John Garland Osborne b: Mar 31,
1903
....................... +Lula Marie Flood m: Jul 27, 1927 d: Nov 11, 1986
..........................
5 Donald Gene (Sr) Osborne
.............................. +Joan
.................................. 6 Donald Osborne
Contact:
To exchange information
or inquire about Donald Osborne’s ancestors please email Donald at < [email protected] >.
Donald also has a family web site at
< http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/o/s/b/Donald-G-Osborne-IN/index.html >, and his database on Rootsweb
is at: http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:349387&id=I66078390
starting with Joseph Osborn.
Ancestors of
Thorstan Osborne
1
James Osborne b: 1843 in KY
. +Emily Jones b: 1843 in KY
..... 2 William Osborne b: 1884 in Leslie Co.,
KY d: Jul 25 in Leslie Co., KY
......... +Jane Rice b: 1895 in KY d: Sep 1962 in Leslie Co., KY
............ 3 Gilley Osborne b: Aug 15, 1915 in KY d: Jul 20, 1999 in Leslie Co., KY
................ +Pearlie Jones b: Apr 28, 1919 d: May 20, 1996
...................
4 Willie Osborne b: in Leslie Co.,
KY
....................... +Sophie Holland b: in Leslie Co., KY
..........................
5 Dennis Osborne
.............................. +Oultie
.................................. 6 Thorstan Osborne
Contact:
To exchange information
or inquire about Thorstan Osborne’s ancestors please email Thorstan at < [email protected] >
Ancestors of
David M Osborne
1
Nehamiah M. Osborn b: 1815 in TN d: Aft. 1890
. +Unknown (Osborn) b: Abt. 1815 in Carter
Co., KY m: Bef. 1839 in KY? d: Bef. 1860
..... 2 Andrew Jackson Osborn b: 1838 in Carter
Co., KY d: Jun 24, 1885 in Jackson,
Jackson Co., OH
..... *2nd Wife of Andrew Jackson Osborn:
......... +Eliza N. Dooley b: Abt. 1845 in KY m: Feb
28, 1861 in
............ 3 Elza Osborne b: Jan 13, 1880 in Quincy,
Lewis Co., KY d: Feb 14, 1960 in
............ *2nd Wife of Elza Osborne:
................ +May Elizabeth Schweitzer b: Aug 7, 1884 in
...................
4 Raymond Homer Joseph Osborne b: Dec
11, 1911 in
....................... +Della Elizabeth Shaw b: Jul 11, 1911 in OH
m: Sep 15, 1935 in
..........................
5 Robert Osborne
.............................. +Andree
.................................. 6 David M Osborne
Contact:
To exchange information
or inquire about David Osborne’s ancestors please email David at < [email protected] >
Ancestors of John
Edward Osborne
1
William W. Osborn b: 1806 in NJ (Dover, Morris Co.,?) d: 05 Oct 1871 in
. +Margaret T. Robinson b: 1809 in Bucks Co.,
PA, m: 24 Feb 1831 in Bucks Co., PA d: 13 Oct 1853 in Carlisle, Cumberland
Co., PA
........ 2 James R. Osborne b: 27 Aug 1835 in PA, probably Bucks
Co. d: 25 Dec 1900 in Galion, Crawford
Co., OH
............ +Mary Adrian b: Jul 1835 in Jefferson Twp, Crawford Co.,
OH m: 22 Dec 1859 in Crawford Co., OH d: 19 Sep 1872 in Galion, Crawford Co.,
OH
...................
3 John William Osborne b: Oct 1860 in
Galion, Crawford Co., OH d: 1911 in
....................... +Lavina Youmans b: 22 Apr 1857 in
..............................
4 Clarence Edward Osborne b: 28 Jan
1889 in Stewartsville, Clinton Co., MO
d: 14 Aug 1966 in
.................................. +Margaret Jerenne Hazelet b: 26 Oct 1894 in
O'Neill, NB m: 30 Dec 1917 in
.........................................
5 Edward Y Osborne
............................................. +Edith
....................................................
6 John Edward Osborne
Contact:
To exchange information
or inquire about John Osborne’s ancestors please email John at < [email protected] >.
John has a web site at < http://www.osborne-hazelet.net/trees/osborne2.htm
> where he outlines speculations on how he may be related to Thomas m Mary
Goatly.
Ancestors of Evelyn Fricke and both Donald Lee
Osbornes
1
Abraham Osborne b: 1736 in
... +Rachel Hole
..... 2 Usual Osborn b: 1773 in
........... +Deborah Springer b: Abt. 1772 in PA m: Mar
3, 1796 in North Bend, Hamilton Co., OH d: Abt. 1816 in
............ 3 Silas Osborn b: in OH d: Abt. 1850 in IL
.................. +Nancy Jane Lee b: Aug 1823 in
...................
4 Henry Clay Osborne b: Apr 12, 1845
in Clay Co., IL d: May 14, 1909 in
................... *2nd Wife of Henry Clay Osborne:
......................... +Mary Elizabeth Schott b: Mar 22, 1849 in
d: Oct 14, 1942 in Belle Fourche,
..........................
5 Cecil F Osborne
................................ +Flora
..................................
6 Richard L Osborne
.................................. *2nd Wife of Richard L Osborne:
........................................ +Brenda
......................................... 7 Donald Lee Osborne
.................................. 6 Evelyn Osborne Fricke
..... *2nd Wife of Usual Osborn:
........... +Jemima Brookhart m: Jul 15, 1817 in ,
See Note..... 3 John
C. Osborn b: 1818 in
.................. +Matilda Nancy Heflin m: Apr 29, 1843 in Blair twp.,
...................
4 Oliver Osborn b: 1840 in
..........................
5 Alonzo Osborn b: 1882 in
..................................
6 Richard Osborne
......................................... 7 Donald Lee Osborne
Note:
Donald and Evelyn believe that their common ancestor is Usual Osborne. They believe that Donald descends from
Usual and his second wife, Jemima Brookhart, whereas Evelyn descends from his
first wife, Deborah Springer. Donald
writes: “Although no direct documentation exists there is a geographic and
interactive relationship over a considerable time to connect John C. Osborn
and Uzal/Usual Osborn. Also two signed documents from descendents of two
documented sons (Levi and Charles) of Usual claiming relationship and
continuing interaction until present day between our families. Not to mention
the new DNA indications that seem to confirm our
research.”
Contacts:
Evelyn is using her nephew, Donald Lee Osborne,
as her surrogate dna donor. To exchange information
or inquire about Evelyn’s
ancestors please email Evelyn at < [email protected] >.
To exchange information
or inquire about Donalds’s ancestors please email Donald at < [email protected]
>.
Ancestors of Candice and Richard W Osborn
1 William Lawrence Osborne
........ 2 Amos W Osborn
............ +Clara
...................
3
.............................. 4 Candice Osborn
................... 3
Richard W Osborn
Contact:
Candice is using her uncle, Richard W Osborn, as
her surrogate dna donor. They do not
know much about their ancestors but what is known is shown here. To
exchange information or inquire about their ancestors please email Candice at
< [email protected] >.
Ancestors of Herbert H Osborn
1 David Osborn b: Abt
1770 in VA d: in Henry Co., IN
. +Hannah Banta m: Jun 28, 1801 in
..... 2 Albert Banta Osborn d: in
......... +Mary Ann Haggard m: in
............ 3 William Osborn d: in
................ +Harriet Artenses Elmer m: in
................... 4
....................... +Ruby
.......................... 5 Herbert H Osborn
Contact:
To exchange information
or inquire about his ancestors please email Herbert at < [email protected] >.
Ancestors of J David Osborn
.. + Hannah Unknown
d: Aft 1818
..... 2 Solomon G
Osborn b: Abt 1812 in OH
......... +Phebe A Unknown b: Abt 1815 in OH
............ 3 David Crockett Osborn b: Jul 1840, m: Abt 1876
................ +Mary Elizabeth Hargrave b: May 1858 in MO
...................
4 Jasper W Osborn b: Oct 30, 1880 in
....................... +Nettie Josephine (Josie) Noakes b: May 29, 1913 in
..........................
5 Harry Osborn
..............................
+Ila
................................. 6 J David Osborn
Contact:
To exchange information
or inquire about his ancestors please email David at < [email protected] >.
Ancestors of Robert T Osborne
1 Ephriam
Osborne b: 1723 d: Aft Apr 23, 1794 in
Grayson Co, VA
. 2 Johathan
Osborne b: Feb 13, 1753 in Rowan Co., NC d:
Apr 11, 1834 in Ashe Co., NC
....... +Nancy Howell b: Abt 1755, d: about 1795
..... 3 William Osborne
b: Abt 1784 in VA, d: Aft 1864
........... +Mary
b: Abt 1784 in NC, d: Aft 1862
........ 4 Jordon Enoch Osborne b: 1804 in VA
…………+ Mary Jane
Ham b: 1806 in VA
............ 5 Jackson Osborne b:1848 in
.................. +Jeston Rector b: 1852 in VA d: 1921 in
................
6 John Guy Osborne b: 1879 in
………………+Sarah Malinda
Haga b:1879 in
...................
7
......................... +Eula
....................... 8 Robert T Osborne
Contact:
To exchange information
or inquire about his ancestors please email Robert at < [email protected]
>.
Ancestors of Geoff L Osborne and Nita Osborne
Harrison
1
James Osborne b: 1806 in VA,
. +Martha McIntosh b: 1808 in VA, m: Bef. 1828
........ 2 Nehemiah Marshall Osborne b: May 1833 in
............ +Mary Ann Hensley b: May 1837 in
...................
3 George James Washington Garrard
Osborne b: Jan 29, 1861 in Wallins Creek, Harlan, KY, d: Oct 22, 1945 in Hagan,
..................... *2nd Wife of George James Washington
Garrard Osborne:
....................... +Mary O. Fee b: May 11, 1862 in KY, m: 1880 d: Aug 19, 1917
..............................
4 Lloyd Huff Osborne b: Mar 22, 1888
in KY, d: Apr 27, 1938 in
.................................. +Chloe E. Brooks b: Jun 22, 1892 in
Shawanee, Claiborne, TN, d: Jul 12,
1934
.........................................
5 Roy Lester Osborne b: Aug 10, 1916
in
............................................. +Ethel Thompson b: Jun 25, 1918 in KY, d: Oct 15, 1989 in Middlesborough,
....................................................
6 Robert B Osborne
........................................................ +Shirley
..............................................................
7 Nita Osborne
..............................................................
7 Geoff L Osborne
Contact:
Nita is researching
their line using her brother, Geoff’s dna.
To exchange information or inquire about their ancestors please email
Nita at < [email protected] >.
Ancestors of Jimmy Dale Osborne
1
Thomas Osborne b: Abt. 1887 in Locust Grove, Stone Co., AR
.. +Unknown Spouse
*2nd Wife of Thomas Osborne:
.. +Sarah Elizabeth Riley (Lizzie) b: Abt.
1889 in MO m: 1904
..... 2 Junius Osborne (Juneis) b: Apr 21, 1908 in
......... +Clara
............. 3
Jimmy Dale Osborne
Contact:
Jim does not know much
about his Osborne ancestors and doesn’t go back any further than his
grandfather at the present time. His
dna test shows that he is most closely related to Mark, who bears the
ancestral haplotype. To exchange
information or inquire about his ancestors please email Jim at < [email protected]
>.
Ancestors
of Ronald Mike Osborne
1
Elias Osborne b: Abt. 1774 d: Aft. 1860 in Smyth Co., VA
.. +Sarah Ann Sizemore b: Abt. 1775 in VA d: Abt. 1839
. 2 Ezekial Osborne b: 1796 in Ashe/Alleghany,
NC d: 1848 in Ashe Co., NC
..... +Elizabeth Taylor b: Abt. 1805 m: 1823 d:
Jul 6, 1887 in Tazewell Co., VA
..... 3 Isom Burton Osborne b: 1823 in NC d: Feb 6, 1895 in Tazewell Co., VA
......... +Maria Maizie Phipps b: Abt. 1828 m: Abt.
1843 in Grayson
......... 4 William Riley Osborne b: 1852 in Tazewell
Co., VA d: 1898 in Gardner, Russell
Co., VA
............. +Hannah I Tuggle b: 1855 in Patrick Co., VA
m: Dec 1873 in Russell Co., VA d: Sep 9, 1941 in Gardner, Russell Co., VA
............. 5 John Preston Osborne b: Mar 28, 1881 in
Russell Co., VA d: Sep 29, 1962 in
Drill, Russell Co., VA
................. +Dasy Gertrude Duff b: Mar 27, 1887 in
Russell Co., VA m: Sep 22, 1903 in Russell Co., VA d: Sep 17, 1970 in Drill,
Russell Co., VA
................
6 Paul T Osborne
.................... +Edna
.................... 7
Ronald Mike Osborne
Contact:
Ronald has been unable
to determine who is the father of Elias Osborne, so
he is hoping that the dna test will help narrow his search. His dna test shows that he is most closely
related to Mark, who bears the ancestral haplotype, being only one mutation
away from the ancestral haplotype. To
exchange information or inquire about his ancestors please email Ronald at
< [email protected]
>.
Ancestors
of David Robert Osborn
1 Caleb Osborn d: Bef. Aug 7, 1781 in Rowan
..
+Hannah
..... 2 James
Osborn b: 1745 d: Dec 14, 1821 in
Russell Co., VA
.........
+Mary Whittaker
............ 3
Jonathan Osborn b: 1779 in VA d: Apr 6, 1874 in
................
+Nancy E. Unknown b: Abt. 1813
d: Bef. Jun 8, 1851
................... 4 David S. Osborn b: Mar 23, 1842 in
....................... +Hannah Roberts b: Aug 5, 1839 d: Aug 31, 1903
.......................... 5 George Washington Osborn b: Oct 20, 1879
in Marion Co., IN d: Jan 31, 1965 in
Marion Co., IN
.............................. +Bessie
................................. 6 John Robert Osborn
..................................... +Margaret
........................................
7 David Robert Osborn
Note: David is one of the newest members of the
project, joining in November 2010 with a 67-marker test. He and Mark Osborn, above, are a perfect match on all 67 markers, which
is rare. This indicates a very recent
common ancestor and the FTDNATip probabilites (see the 67-marker
Genetic Distance table) indicate that there is an 89.79% cumulative
probability that David and Mark are related within 4 generations. Marks line above seems pretty well
established, so Davids line may need to be
re-examined closely given this new dna knowledge.
Contact:
To exchange information or
inquire about his ancestors please email David at < [email protected]
>
Ancestors of Gary Lee Osburn
We do not yet know the ancestors of Gary Lee
Osburn. To exchange information or inquire about
Ancestors of Warren Dale Osborn
We do not yet know the ancestors of Warren Dale
Osborn. To exchange information or inquire about
Ancestors of Marshall K Osborne
We do not yet know the ancestors of Marshall K
Osborne. To exchange information or inquire about
Ancestors of Dennis Michael Osborne
We do not yet know the ancestors of Dennis
Michael Osborne. To exchange information or inquire about Dennis’
ancestors please email Dennis at < [email protected] >.
Ancestors of David Ralph Osborne
We do not yet know the ancestors of David Ralph
Osborne. To exchange information or inquire about David’s
ancestors please email David at < [email protected] > or < [email protected]
>.
Ancestors of Steven Duane Osborne
We do not yet know the ancestors of Steven Duane
Osborne. To exchange information or inquire about Steven’s
ancestors please email Steven at < [email protected] >.
Hypothetical
Explanation of Relationships and DNA Results
In looking at the results in
this group back in early 2006, we were fortunate to have Gerald’s well
documented line 11 generations back to the immigrant Thomas Osborne m Mary
Goatley, and to also have several people who have dna results for 25 and 37
marker tests. So the question arose as
to how these twelve people could be descendants of one person and yet have
the dna results obtained in the various tests. The genetic distances themselves are not
much help. But the genetic distance
between two people is basically the number of mutations in the Alleles
table. So we can look at the mutations
in the Alleles table and try to find a combination of mutations and when they
occurred along the generations, which would match the known relationships AND
the dna results. To demonstrate how
this might happen, refer to the diagram below which is a plot of each
person’s ancestors along a time scale.
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Time plot of ancestors of group
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In the diagram, the time
scale up the left side goes from 1950 back to 1530. Each known ancestor of each person in the group
is shown by a solid point and their name, and the generations are connected
by a solid line. The names and dates
are from the ancestral lists above.
Hypothetical and unknown people and generations are shown by open
circles connected dashed lines. Known
people with unknown or private dates are shown in their approximate positions
by diagonal slashes. Unknown
generations are assumed to be about 30 years apart, a common assumption and
fairly consistent with the known generations.
Mutations are shown by an X
in a box with the Allele number beside it.
Mutations are also highlighted in yellow in the Alleles table. For this entire Family Group, mutations
have only occurred in 5 locations in the entire Alleles table: #390 and #391 in the 12 marker test; #449
and #464c in the 25 marker test; and #576 in the 37 marker test. For purposes of calculating a genetic
distance, the two step mutation on #464c counts a genetic distance of only
1. Only a few people have taken the 25
marker test, and only a few of those the 37 marker test, so that means that
some people who have not taken these higher level tests may have additional
mutations if and when they take higher level tests and that may change the
conclusions somewhat.
The thumbnail image links to
the current version of the diagram.
Previous versions can be accessed by clicking on the previous version
numbers below the diagram. It is
anticipated that the diagrams will be updated as we get new people and new
data is added. For example, version
2.0 adds Denver J who connects to John P’s line at Sherwood, and moves John E
over to hypothetically connect with Thorstan’s line.
The earliest ancestor by far
is Gerald’s line which goes back to Thomas m Mary Goatly and his father
Jeremy. There is a lot of time and
many generations between the earliest ancestor of every other person and
these two, so there are lots of unknown ancestors in the diagram.
There are three pairs of
people who have known common ancestors; Nancy and Wayne who have Jeremiah in
common; Joe and George E who have Caleb in common; and John P and
First we observe that Joe is
the ONLY person in the entire Family Group that has a mutation on Allele
#390. If it weren't for that mutation,
Joe would be solidly in Subset A and match each person exactly. So it should be safe to assume that this
mutation happened in Joe's line, sometime after Caleb or William. It could be anywhere along his line as long
as it’s after Caleb, but it has been arbitrarily indicated by the X in his line after William. That explains how he and George E can both
descend from Caleb and yet not match.
(All mutations are indicated by an X along the ancestral lines.)
Given that, then Joe and
George E can be grouped with the others in Subset A; Donald, Denver J, John
P, Nancy, and Wayne. Now we have two
distinct groups which are different on the 12 marker test ONLY in Allele
#391. Now if we assume that ultimately
Subset A descends from Thomas m Mary Goatly, then there must have been a
mutation on #391 after that split in one of the lines. That mutation has been arbitrarily shown
between Thomas m Mary Goatly and John in Gerald’s line based on the
"majority vote" principle.
It could be anywhere after the Subset A and Subset B lines split off,
but before there are any other splits in Gerald's line.
We assume that Thomas m Mary
Goatly is the common ancestor because he is the immigrant and it is more
likely that the lines split after him, than that several lines split from
Jeremy or earlier and then immigrated.
But it is nevertheless a working assumption and not proven.
The "majority vote"
principle (my term) is based on the belief that mutations are very rare, and
therefore when mutations do occur in a marker position, the mutation with the
LEAST number of occurrences in the group is probably the mutation. Note that this is PROBABLY, and not a
certain thing, but as the number of people being compared increases, the
higher the probability that this is correct.
These two single mutations
explain the 12 marker results. But
there are some people who have 25 marker results and, of those, a few have 37
marker results.
Alleles #449 and #464c are in
the 25 marker tests. If we look at the
#449 values, we see that everyone has 29 except Gerald who has a 28. So we can assume that Gerald’s line is the
one who had the mutation. So Gerald’s
line has been assigned that mutation, and arbitrarily placed between William
and Arthur in his line, but it could be anywhere AFTER his line splits from
anyone else.
Now we go on to #464c. In this case 4 people have a value of 15
and 2 people have a value of 17, so by majority vote, we assume that the 17's
are the mutations, and they then occur in John P's line and in David M's
line. They have been arbitrarily
placed somewhere along those lines.
This explains the 25 marker results.
Looking at the 37 marker
results, of the 4 people who have 37 marker results, 3 have a value of 19 on
Allele #576, and only one, John P, has a value 20. So by majority vote we assume that John P's
line has the mutation.
At the present time, we
cannot say whether the two mutations in John P’s line are also shared by
With these mutations assigned
as shown, it explains all the various genetic distances we have for the three
levels of tests.
On the diagram, some
arbitrary guesses have been made at how the lines might have split
apart. These can be wrong, but there
are certain connections that the dna indicates. First, we know that all those in Subset A
as a group split off from Thomas m Mary Goatly before the #391 mutation that
separates the two subsets A and B. We
know that Joe and George are now part of Subset A, and that their line joined
subset A before the earliest known ancestor of that subset, Jeremiah, Nancy
and
The ONLY person who has a 37
marker result that does not have a mutation is
In the current version 2.0 of
the diagram, versus the previous version 1.0, Denver J has been added on the
left next to John P’s line and the two lines merged into Sherwood
Osborne. Also, John E has just
received his 25 marker results and they show a perfect match on 25 markers to
Thorstan. The perfect match on the 25
marker test indicates a fairly close common ancestor, so I have exchanged the
position of John E’s line with David M’s line and shown John E and Thorstan
sharing a common ancestor before their line merges with Geralds. Again these are only assumptions which are
suggested by the dna results and have to be proven by conventional research
and documentation.
Several additional people in
the group have already ordered the higher level tests, so it will be
interesting to see what those tests show, and if they are consistent with
this interpretation.
Overall this hypothesis seems
very reasonable. The mutations, with the exception of John P's, are spread
out fairly evenly as we would expect, and the total number of mutations is
minimized which is also reasonable. We
may find more individual mutations when the new tests come back. The time diagram also gives some indication of how many
missing ancestors must be found and in what lines.