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1	According to records of the German Reform Med. Church in Stockton, California, they Were married at 14 mile house on Sonora Road. H. Kroh probably performed the Ceremony. Witnesses Were probably Hesakia Holman or Colman and Constance Shepard.	Family: F0326
2	Also have wedding date of January 5 1841.	Family: F0320
3	It appears that Pinkney Tharp was married to both Jame and her sister Margaret Ann Jamison at different times.	Family: F0737
4	Married by George Jamison.	Family: F0298
5	Married by Jesse P. Davis.	Family: F0311
6	Married by John F. Cowan.	Family: F0310
7	Married by John R. Brown.	Family: F0502
8	Mary E. Jamison (Norville) could have possibly been married to a James M. Key in 1884. A Mary is listed as having been married to Mr, key, however this Mary Jamison is the only Mary Jamison that can be found in Crawford at this time period.	Family: F0489
9	Records found among the papers of the late John H. Jamison of Clarksville, Arkansas, page 87, states that marriage was on March 10, 1808.	Family: F0292
10	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F0467
11	William Duncan Woods and Elizabeth Jamison both of Washington County, Missouri, she being a minor by consent of her parents; married on 10 October 1839 by John Thomas, licensed preacher of the M.E.C. at Washington County, Missouri; Witnesses: Jam Jamison, Diana Jamison, Green Woods. According to the marriage index created by Paul Simpson and posted in the USGenWeb archives, the entry should be William D. Woods.	Family: F0778
12	William H. Gulliver and Susan Jamison both of lawful age and both of Washington County, Missouri; Married on 30 December 1843 by John Thomas, licensed Preacher of the M.E.Church at Washington County, Missouri, Witnesses: William D. Woods, Elizabeth Woods, Joseph O. Woods.	Family: F0781
13	Title: Blanche Lawson DI Publisher: California Death Index, 1940-1997 Text From Source:	Blanche Akers
14	1. Title: Mayflower Families Through Five Generations, Volume 16, Part One: John Alden Author: Woodworth-Barnes, Esther Littleford, compiler, and Alicia Crane Williams, ed. Publication: [Plymouth MA:] The General Society of Mayflower Descendants, 1999 Media: Book Page: 449	Abigail Alden
15	1. Title: Mayflower Families Through Five Generations, Volume 16, Part One: John Alden Author: Woodworth-Barnes, Esther Littleford, compiler, and Alicia Crane Williams, ed. Publication: [Plymouth MA:] The General Society of Mayflower Descendants, 1999 Media: Book Page: 449	John Alden
16	Latest Version - Hastings Family by BARBARA ANN CROOKER Irvin Clement Alvis1 Birth: 22 FEB 1920 in Memphis, TN 1 Death: MAR 1987 in Memphis,TN 1 Sex: M Father: Edward Alvis b. 2 NOV 1895 Mother: Ruth Clement b. 18 AUG 1899 Burial: Memphis,TN 1 Social Security Number: 408-12-3762 issued TN 1 Spouses & Children Ruth Katherine Hastings (Wife) b. 7 AUG 1921 in Memphis,TN Children: John Edward Alvis b. 12 JUL 1944 in Sebring, FL - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Notes Text: [Newsom-Family Tree.FTW] U.S. Social Security Death Index Birth Date22 Feb 1920 Death Date April 1987 Issued TN Death Localities Zip 38116 SSN 408-12-3762 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Sources Title: Newsom-Family Tree.FTW Media Type: Other Source Text: Date of Import: 12 Jul 2005	Irvan Clement Alvis
17	Amanda and her daughter, Hetty, both died as a result of an Influenza epidemic.	Amanda Archer
18	Birth and Death records are from MT. Pisgha Church records.	Martha L. Arnold
19	Hiram and Mary Ann came to California in a wagon Train in 1850. They first settled in Eldorado County, California then moved to Mendocino County, California where he spent the remained of his life.	Hiram Begley
20	Margie Enola Begley and Rodney Jamison had 7 children, three of whom were stillborn.	Margie Enola Begley
21	Charles Cooper Beliew was raised by his aunt and uncle, Aaron and Nancy Beliew.	Charles Cooper Beliew
22	Found at this web site on 8-5-2009: http://www.argenweb.net/greene/COMMUNITIES/beliewcomm.htm Greene County, Arkansas Beliew Community Many Greene Countians today well remember "Uncle Charlie" Beliew. Few citizens in the county have been better known, or more respected. And although his descendants are scattered throughout the county, years of search and inquiry has reveled that very little was known of Uncle Charlie's past. After numerous interviews with old-timers from the Lafe area, as well as a search of county records and U.S. census records, the following information was obtained. Charles Cooper Beliew was born in Gibson County, Tennessee, on October 25, 1868. He was orphaned at an early age, and was taken to live with his uncle and aunt, Aaron and Nancy Beliew. He came with them from Dresden, Tennessee to Greene County in 1886. Aaron Beliew had purchased forty acres of land from the St. Louis Iron Mountain Railroad (Section 21, Twp. 18 No., Range 5 East) on July 10, 1886; and another forty acres adjoining this on August 9, 1897. One acre of this was donated by Mr. Beliew for establishing a Christian Church and adjacent cemetery. The remaining 79 acres were sold to Mr. L.P. Johns on Dec. 4, 1901. Both Nancy and Aaron Beliew died shortly after 1901 and were the first persons buried in the county graveyard. Both the church and the cemetery were referred to as "Beliew Hill". Beliew Hill Church was a Christian Church, situated at the southwest corner of the cemetery. The old Beliew cabin was approximately 200 yards down from the southeast corner of the cemetery. Uncle Charlie grew up, and eventually bought much of the land in the area. The graves of Aaron and Nancy Beliew are marked only by small white concrete markers, bearing no inscriptions. For many years the two graves were covered with a brick mausoleum, but this gradually crumbled and was removed from the cemetery. On May 17, 1891, Charlie Beliew was married to Sarah Emmaline Jamison, long known by friends and relatives as "Aunt Liney". To them were born four children: Hattie, who died at three days of age; Enos, who married Laura Swindle; Hoyt, who married Beulah Tarrance; later Pat Breckenridge; and Lillie May, who died at the age of seventeen, shortly after being married to Obe Owen. The Beliew family remained in the Union - Breckenridge Township area for a number of years, continuing to farm. However, they later moved to Rector, where "Uncle Charlie" died July 18, 1958. "Aunt Liney" died October 10, 1962. Transcribed by: Sandy Hardin Return to Greene County, Arkansas Communities Page Return to Greene County, Arkansas Page	Charles Cooper Beliew
23	Charles Cooper Beliew was raised by his aunt and uncle, Aaron and Nancy Beliew.	Enos Millard Beliew
24	Rel.: 2G-Grandniece. Birth & death date from Nancy MICHAUD, Pleasanton, CA. Recorded in "Marriages of Gibson Co., TN 1824-1860", Joseph BELLUE to Mary McCLURE, May 29, 1837 (no return), Thos A. PATTON, Bondsman pg 25 and James M. BALLUE to Mary McCLURE, June 5, 1837, (June 5, 1837), Wilson BAIRD Bondsman also on pg 25. 1850 Gibson Co. census. Part of the information on this FGS came from Eddie Manor, West Columbia, Texas. Place of death from Joel HICKS. These are all the individuals in my family tree whether related directly or not. They consist of both my side of the family and my wife's side of the family. The information is not guaranteed accurate. It is also not all mine. It is a collaboration of man	James Monroe Beliew
25	Died during child birth.	Lilly May Beliew
26	Will: 17 Dec 1797 Union Co. SC He served as Lieutenant, BRANDON'S Regiment - 1790 Union Co., SC, census - Union Co., SC Will Book Book A, p. 71 - Union Co., SC Probate Box 2, pkg.42 - He apparently was a Baptist - Order of children based on his will information.: Judy Regan, Lafayette, TN - Claudette Wynn, Burleson, TX - Clyde Walton, Salt Lake City, UT, Michael S. Cole, M.D., Ft. Smith AR. Renny's will was dated 17 Dec 1797 and filed 1 Jan 1798.will book A pp 84 86 Family name spelling is also listed as Belue, Belew and Bellew	Renny Beliew, Sr.
27	Gibson Co., Tennessee census, 1830, 1840 and 1850. Birth and death dates and places from Nancy MICHAUD, 6237 Wade Ct., Pleasanton, CA. 94566. Also mentioned in "Tennessee Cousins" - "Samuel BELEW from "Palmetto State", parent of Giles BELEW." pg. 751. will probated Nov. 20, 1841 Gibson co. TN. Gibson Co., Tennessee census, 1830, 1840 and 1850. Birth and death dates and places from Nancy MICHAUD, 6237 Wade Ct., Pleasanton, CA. 94566. Also mentioned in "Tennessee Cousins" - "Samuel BELEW from "Palmetto State", parent of Giles BELEW." pg. 751. will probated Nov. 20, 1841 Gibson co. TN. These are all the individuals in my family tree whether related directly or not. They consist of both my side of the family and my wife's side of the family. The information is not guaranteed accurate. It is also not all mine. It is a collaboration of man	Samuel Beliew
28	ZACHARIAH BELEW received several wounds while serving in the Rev. War. He served in Brandon's Regiment. 1790/1800/10/20 Union Co., SC Census sources,: Union Co., SC records, cemetery records, census etc, Lawrence Co. TN. and research of Murial BARNETT and many others. These are all the individuals in my family tree whether related directly or not. They consist of both my side of the family and my wife's side of the family. The information is not guaranteed accurate. It is also not all mine. It is a collaboration of man	Zachariah Calvin Beliew
29	Latest Version - Hastings Family by BARBARA ANN CROOKER Christine Bianchi1 Birth: 9 MAY 1910 in Mississippi 1 Death: 26 DEC 1988 in Memphis, TN 1 Sex: F Father: Charles Bianchi b. ABT 1871 in Italy Mother: Isabelle b. ABT 1879 in Italy Burial: 29 DEC 1988 in Memorial Park, Memphis, TN 1 Spouses & Children Herbert Deen (Husband) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Notes Text: [Newsom-Family Tree.FTW] Obituary Commercial Appeal 12/28/1988 MRS. CHRISTINE BIANCHI DEEN, of Memphis, retired secretary of 25 years at Baptist Hospital, dies Monday night at Baptist Hospital East after a short illness. Services will be at 11 A.M. Thursday at Holy Spirit Catholic Church with burial in Memorial Park. Memorial Park Funeral Home has charge. The widow of Herbert Deen, she leaves a sister, Mrs. Mary B. Crawford of Senatobia, Miss. and a brother Tony Colosimo of Des Moines, Iowa. U.S. Social Security Death Index Birth Date9 May 1910 Death Date26 Dec 1988 Issued TN Death Localities Zip 38119 SSN 412-40-7442 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Sources Title: Newsom-Family Tree.FTW Media Type: Other Source Text: Date of Import: 12 Jul 2005	Christine Bianchi
30	Latest Version - Hastings Family by BARBARA ANN CROOKER Clara Bianchi1 Birth: ABT 1913 in Memphis, TN 1 Death: 11 FEB 1988 in Memphis, TN 1 Sex: F Father: Charles Bianchi b. ABT 1871 in Italy Mother: Isabelle b. ABT 1879 in Italy Burial: 15 FEB 1988 in Memorial Park, Memphis, TN 1 Spouses & Children Alvin Joseph Reckenbecker (Husband) b. 25 NOV 1897 in Memphis, TN Marriage: 4 APR 1945 in Memphis, TN 1 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Notes Text: [Newsom-Family Tree.FTW] Clara would never give age age out to anyone. She does not have her date of birth listed on her plaque at Memorial Park, Memphis, TN Commercial Appeal 2/11/88 Obituary MRS CLARA BIANCHI RECKENBECKER of Memphis, died Thursday evening at Methodist Hospital after a short illness. Mass will be said at 11:30 A.M. Monday at Memorial Park in Memorial Park Mausoleum. She was a communicant of Holy Spirit Catholic Church. She leaves her husband, Alvin J. Reckenbecker; two sisters, Mrs. Mary Crawford of Senatobia, Miss., and Mrs. Christine Deen of the home a brother , Anthony Colsimo of Des Moines, Iowa. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Sources Title: Newsom-Family Tree.FTW Media Type: Other Source Text: Date of Import: 12 Jul 2005	Clara Bianchi
31	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Alan Ralph Bishop
32	1880 United States Census Samuel BlackSelfMMaleW71VaFarmerVaVa Mary J, BlackWifeMFemaleW60VaHouseVaVa Wm. H. BlackSonSMaleW25MoFarmerVaVa Alpha BlackDauSFemaleW22MoAt HomeVaVa Ella BlackDauSFemaleW19MoAt HomeVaVa	Samuel Black
33	Last name was either Mercurio, Oranato or Bommarito.	Grace Bommarito
34	8-14-2009 - Received the following information from Pope County Library in Russellville, Arkansas. The following cemetery informatin is from the area around Dover, Pope County, Arkansas. JAMISON CEMETERY This cemetery is located at the south end of Dover High School on College HIll. This cemetery was destroyed during and after building of the high school and is now used as a parking lot;. Boone, Maggie J. B. Jan 1895 Dover, Pope County, Ar. D. 16 Sep 1895 Dover, Pope County, Ar. age 9 months Fa: T. J. Boone Mo: Sallie Jamison Courier Democrat article dated 26 Sep 1895 - states internment at old Dover - possibly here or Old Lake Cemetery. Jamison, Mamie B. d. 26 Apr 1901 Little Rock, Pulaski County, Ar. Fa: Mo: Sp: Ruff H. Jamison Courier Democrat article dated 02 May 1901 Jamison, Milton B. 15 Dec 1781 S.C. D. 18 Feb 1865 Dover, Pope County, Ar. Fa: Mo: Sp: Rushing, Hallie B. Jan 1879 D. 16 Sep 1895 Dover, Pope County, Ar. age 16 years Fa: John D. Rushing Mo: Martha (Mattie) Jamison Courier Democrat article dated 26 Sep 1895 - states internment at old Dover - possibly here or Old Lake Cemetery.	Margaret Jane Boone
35	Author: Melville Bradford Cook Publication: Shore Village Historical Society, Rockland, Maine Page: 6 ************************************************************************************************** 1. Title: William Bradford of the Mayflower and His Descendants for Four Generations Author: Robert S. Wakefield, Lee D. van Antwerp Publication: General Society of Mayflower Descendants, Plymouth, 1997 Media: Book Page: p. 78 ************************************************************************************************ Taken captive by Indians in the attack that killed his parents - later escaped and returned to Friendship.	Joshua Bradford, Jr.
36	Latest Version - Hastings Family by BARBARA ANN CROOKER Clare Brent1 Birth: 25 JUN 1901 1 Death: 23 JUL 1981 1 Sex: F Father: Robert Lee Brent b. 23 SEP 1868 in Memphis, TN Mother: Alice Eugenie Holden b. 4 JUL 1871 in Ohio Spouses & Children Charles Leonard Katzenmeyer, Sr. (Husband) b. 27 AUG 1896 Children: Charles Leonard Katzenmeyer, Jr. b. 1922 Charles Brent Katzenmeyer b. 22 JUL 1920 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Notes Text: [Newsom-Family Tree.FTW] Article Mrs. C. Leonard Katzenmeyer is in Memphis where she was called on account of the illness and death of her uncle Thomas A. Holden. Deceased is a brother of Mrs. Katzenmeyers's mother, Mrs. Brent. U.S. Social Security Death Index Birth Date25 June 1901 Death Date July 1981 Issued MS Death Localities Zip 39180 SSN 428-92-1478 Vicksburg, MS - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Sources Title: Newsom-Family Tree.FTW Media Type: Other Source Text: Date of Import: 12 Jul 2005	Clare Brent
37	Latest Version - Hastings Family by BARBARA ANN CROOKER Robert Lee Brent1 Birth: 23 SEP 1868 in Memphis, TN 1 Death: 20 DEC 1928 in Vicksburg, MS 1 Sex: M Father: Brent Mother: Burial: Cedar Hill Cemetery, Vicksburg, MS 1 Spouses & Children Alice Eugenie Holden (Wife) b. 4 JUL 1871 in Ohio Marriage: 20 SEP 1900 in Vicksburg, MS 1 Children: David Holden Brent Clare Brent b. 25 JUN 1901 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Notes Text: [Newsom-Family Tree.FTW] Paper? 12/21/1928 RAILROAD MAN DIES. Robert Brent, Sone of Pioneer Printer, Succumbs at Vicksburg. Robert L. Brent, 59, former Memphian, died at 6:15 o'clock last night in Vicksburg, Miss., following an illness of six weeks. Mr. Brent's father was one of Memphis' pioneer printers, having worked on The Memphis Appeal, and was a Confederate soldier. He is survived by a daughter, Mrs. C.L. Katzenmeyer, of Vicksburg, Miss., with whom he lived; four brothers, P.L. and James C Brent of Memphis; W.D. Brent of Jackson, Miss., and Fred A. Brent of Montesano, Wash.; a sister, Mrs. James L. Winkelman, of Clearwater, Fla. Two years ago, Mr. Brent retired from a connection with the Memphis Terminal Corporation and moved to Vicksburg. Funeral arrangements will be complete today. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Sources Title: Newsom-Family Tree.FTW Media Type: Other Source Text: Date of Import: 12 Jul 2005	Robert Lee Brent
38	Original spelling for Brickey in France was "Bricquet". According to a family Bible and the story of the immigration of the ancestors as told in the center pages in 1815, John Brickey came from France with his wife about the year 1680. So John Brickey (Jean Bricquet) was a devout French Huguenot, and gave up his fortune and escaped to England rather than become a Catholic.	Peter Brickey
39	William Brickey was a "Fifer" in the Revolutionary War and was present at the surrender of Cornwallis. He received a pension of $50.00 per year.	William Brickey
40	1900 Census, Tulare County, Tipton Township, enum. with Ezekiel Callison as a servant. Callison was a cattle rancher.	Rolyat Taylor Brooks
41	Latest Version - Hastings Family by BARBARA ANN CROOKER Sarah E. Burke1 Birth: 20 MAY 1852 in MS 1 Death: 1 JAN 1909 in Memphis, TN 1 Sex: F Father: Henry Burke b. BET 1814 AND 1815 in Ireland Mother: Bridget O. b. BET 1817 AND 1818 in Ireland Burial: 3 JAN 1909 in Cedar Hill Cemetery, Vicksburg, MS 1 Funeral: 3 JAN 1903 in St. Paul's Catholic Church, Vicksbur Spouses & Children David Holden (Husband) b. 14 JUL 1844 in Ohio Marriage: 10 NOV 1867 in Vicksburg, MS 1 Children: Rosalie Holden b. 3 OCT 1868 in Ohio Alice Eugenie Holden b. 4 JUL 1871 in Ohio Thomas Achibald Holden b. 5 NOV 1875 in MS Sarah Roberta F. Holden b. 1 JAN 1878 in Ohio Charles David Holden b. DEC 1881 in MS - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Notes Text: [Newsom-Family Tree.FTW] 1900 U.S. Warren County, Vicksburg, Mississippi, Beat #1, 4nd Ward, 315 Belmont, Family #250 Family Holden Sarah Burke Holden - Wife Alice Holden - Daughter Sarah Holden (Birdie) - Daughter Thomas A. Holden - Son David Holden - Son Obituary Vicksburg Evening Post January 2, 1909 Death of MRS. SARAH HOLDEN The remains of MRS. SARAH HOLDEN who died in Memphis yesterday, were brought to the city at midnight. The body was taken to the home of Mrs. Tom Joyce, in Belmont Street, from which the place the funeral will proceed. Mrs. Holden was 57 years of age. She was the widow of the late David Holden, and for many years was a resident of Vicksburg, where she reared her children. Two sons, Archie and Dave and a daughter, Mrs. R.L. Brent, survive. The funeral will take place from the residence of Mrs. Joyce on Belmont Street, tomorrow afternoon at 8 o'clock, and at St. Paul's Catholic Church at 8:30. The following are the pallbearers, J. C. Kearney, P.L. Hennessery, J.B. Farrell, Thos. Adams, C.J. Miller, C. J.Edwards, Richard Moguin, John Zimberman. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Sources Title: Newsom-Family Tree.FTW Media Type: Other Source Text: Date of Import: 12 Jul 2005	Sarah E. Burke
42	Hannah was a cousin of Mary Carpenter.	Hannah Louise Burt
43	Married at age 15 and died at age 20.	Letha Butler
44	Information found at this site: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~andersonfamily/andersonf/pafg42.htm#1146 William Canby [Parents] was born on 6 Jun 1748 in Willmington, Delaware, USA. He died on 3 Apr 1830 in Willmington, Delaware, USA. He married Martha Marriott on 5 May 1774 in Philadelphia, Pa, USA. Martha Marriott was born on 25 Sep 1747 in Trenton, Mercer, NJ, USA. She died on 18 Aug 1826 in Willmington, Delaware, USA. She married William Canby on 5 May 1774 in Philadelphia, Pa, USA.	William Canby
45	Alexander Joseph Casey, Jr.1 Birth: 27 JAN 1891 in Memphis, TN 1 Death: 10 JUN 1919 in Memphis, TN 1 Sex: M Father: Alexander Joseph Casey, Sr. b. 3 NOV 1861 Mother: Louise Saino b. 25 DEC 1871 Spouses & Children None - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Notes Text: [Newsom-Family Tree.FTW] He Served in WWI. Alexander was an alcoholic. He was found in a bad part of Memphis and had bled to death. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Sources Title: Newsom-Family Tree.FTW Media Type: Other Source Text: Date of Import: 12 Jul 2005	Alexander Joseph Casey, Jr.
46	Latest Version - Hastings Family by BARBARA ANN CROOKER Alexander Joseph Casey, Sr.1 Birth: 3 NOV 1861 1 Death: 10 MAR 1939 in Memphis, TN 1 Sex: M Father: Timothy Casey b. 1831 in Ireland Mother: Margaret Burke b. 1828 in Ireland NICKNAME: Bud 1 Burial: Calvary Cemetery, Memphis, TN 1 Occupation: Harness Maker 1 Spouses & Children Louise Saino (Wife) b. 25 DEC 1871 Children: Alexander Joseph Casey, Jr. b. 27 JAN 1891 in Memphis, TN - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Notes Text: [Newsom-Family Tree.FTW] Alexander Casey raised the four Reckenbecker boys (Milton, Louis, Alvin, & Lester) after their parents passed away. The Reckencker boys continued to live with Uncle Bud and Aunt Louise because of their Aunt & Uncle's failing health. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Sources Title: Newsom-Family Tree.FTW Media Type: Other Source Text: Date of Import: 12 Jul 2005 -	Alexander Joseph Casey, Sr.
47	Latest Version - Hastings Family by BARBARA ANN CROOKER Try Family Tree Legends - The best family tree program for Windows! CLICK HERE TO LEARN MORE!! Timothy Casey1 Birth: 1831 in Ireland 1 Death: 24 FEB 1895 in Memphis, TN 1 Sex: M Father: Mother: Burial: Calvary Cemetery, Memphis,TN 1 Spouses & Children Margaret Burke (Wife) b. 1828 in Ireland Marriage: 28 JAN 1856 in Memphis, TN 1 Children: Stephen Patrick Casey b. 26 DEC 1856 Alexander Joseph Casey, Sr. b. 3 NOV 1861 Mary Margaret Casey b. 1863 in Memphis, TN Hannah Casey b. 15 JAN 1868 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Notes Text: [Newsom-Family Tree.FTW] Memphis City Directory 1865 Casey, Timothy, Clk, res 261 Main 1866 Casey, Timothy, porter Mach Bros & Bohn 1868 Casey, Timothy, porter, res 217 Pontotoc 1869 Casey, Timothy, porter, res 217 Pontotoc 1890 Casey, Timothy, laborer, res 217 Pontotoc 1891 Casey, Timothy, flag man, Kansas City, Fort Scott & Memphis Railroad, res 217 Pontotoc Death Register 49701 Memphis/Shelby Death Index 1861 from Shelby County Marriage Book # 2 1858 - 1863 Casey, Timothy security 106, 6090 July 15, 1861 John Peters to Catherine Fimmessy by John T. Nealin (seal) July 16, 1961, Timothy Casey, Security - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Sources Title: Newsom-Family Tree.FTW Media Type: Other Source Text: Date of Import: 12 Jul 2005	Timothy Casey
48	Margaret Immigrated from Colorado Territory in 1882.	Margaret J. Colley
49	Message Boards You are here:Message Boards > Surnames > Conner > Obituary - Arthur E. Conner (1887-1962) Names or Keywords Advanced Search All Boards Conner Board SubjectAuthorPosted Within SurnamesMessage Type Use Soundex Hide Advanced Search Obituary - Arthur E. Conner (1887-1962) Begin New Thread Replies: 0 Obituary - Arthur E. Conner (1887-1962) Phil Carnahan (View posts)Posted: 1 Jan 2005 3:57AM GMT Classification: Obituary Surnames: Coe, Conner, Golden, Jamison, Petersen, Wright The Willits News Wednesday, July 18, 1962 Covelo - Funeral services were held at the Covelo Presbyterian church Monday for Arthur E. Conner, 75, who died Friday at the home of his brother, Mal Conner, on the Baxter Ranch at Dos Rios. Mr. Conner died of a heart attack following a long illness. Mr. Conner was born in Covelo April 3, 1887, the son of Mal and Sadie Conner, who were among Covelo's first settlers. He was one of 18 children, 11 of whom survive him. He lived in Covelo nearly all his life and did ranch work. He was a member of the Covelo Riding Club. Survivors are a son, Donald Conner; Sam Anselman; sisters, Mrs. Amy Wright, Cloverdale; Mrs. Hazel Coe, Covelo; Mrs Henrietta Petersen, Rio Nido; Mrs. Sadie Golden, Fort Bragg; and Mrs. Eunice Jamison, Redwood Valley; and brothers William Conner, Chico; John Conner, Del Norte county; Leslie Conner and Alvia Conner, Covelo; Mal Conner, Dos Rios; and Raymond Conner, Woodland, 4 nieces and 4 nephews, all of whom attended the funeral with the exception of Mrs. Wright who is in ill health. The Reverend Arnie Ziegler officiated at the services. Burial was in Covelo Community cemetery. Anker Mortuary, Willits, was in charge of arrangements. Attachments:	Eunice Conners
50	Both his parents are listed as being born in Missouri, according to the 1910 Census. His fathers occupation listed as Merchant and Hardware.	William M. Cox
51	Sources: Title: World Family Tree Vol. 2, Ed. 1 Author: Broderbund Software, Inc. Publication: Release date: November 29, 1995 Note: Customer pedigree. Repository: Call Number: Media: Family Archive CD Page: Tree #2871 Text: Date of Import: Oct 17, 1999 Title: World Family Tree Vol. 2, Ed. 1 Author: Broderbund Software, Inc.. Publication: Release date: November 29, 1995 Note: Customer pedigree Repository: Call Number: Media: Family Archive CD Text: Date of Import: Oct 17, 1999 Title: Wendycopy.FTW Repository: Call Number: Media: Other Text: Date of Import: Dec 19, 1999	James Craig
52	Nickname was "Sallie."	Sarah Kelley Cravens
53	Never Married.	John Henry Desmond
54	The name Dixson was changed to Dixon about 1800 or later.	Nancy Agnes Dixon
55	Robert Dixson , a native of Ayrshire, Scotland, was a " Covenanter" who fled from Scotland and settled , in 1666, in the Province of Ulster, Ireland.	John Dixson
56	OBITUARY; July 4, 1976 Charles Walter Downard, born 29 August 1892 in Iron County, Missouri, son of James Marshall and Mary Elizabeth Robinson Downard, expiring on June 30 at Winchester Memorial Hospital in Winchester, Virginia, at the age of 83 years. he was preceded in death by four brothers, harry, William, Jesse and Marshall; three sisters, Cora Sutton, Sarah Horton, and Lee Hogan. He was united in marriage to Cecelia Goforth Horton on 19 September 1920. Thus being survived by his wife Cecelia of Middletown, Virginia, two daughters, Helen (Mrs. Davis Hicks, Ruth (Mrs. Roy McNeil) of Rockville, Maryland; two sons, Harry Allen Downard of Stephens City, Virginia and Joseph Marion Downard of Silver Spring, Maryland, 9 grandchildren, Helen Downard McNeil of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Cecelia Ann McNeil, Mary Lewellyn McNeil, and Nancy Marie Hicks, all of Rockville, Maryland, Mrs. Janet Downard Wymer of London, England, Diane Marie Downard of Stephens City, Virginia, Charles Allen, Joseph Marion and Wesley Edward Downard of Silver Spring, Maryland, eight nieces, Mrs. Ella Richardson of Bellview, Missouri, Mrs. Hazel Govero of Oregon, Mrs. Irene Sweeney, and Mrs. Icelmae Downs of Arizona, Miss Jessie Hogan of Massachusetts, Mrs. Aileen Roberts. Wilmington, Delaware, Mrs. Geraldine Scott of St. Louis, Missouri, Mrs Pat Miller of Belleville, Illinois, 3 nephews, Ed Sutton of Alaska, William and Gilbert Sutton of California, also a host of other relatives and dear friends. Mr. Downard spent 42 years in the school teaching field in Iron, St. Francois, and Washington Counties. The last 8 years he was County Superintendent of School for Washington County, retiring at the age of 70 years. Funeral services were conducted at 1:00 P.M., Saturday, July 3, 11976 with Rev. Virgil Parker of Salem officiating. Interment was in Sunlight Cemetery at Belgrade, Missouri under the direction of Sparks Funeral Home in Potosi, Missouri. ***************************************************************************************************************	Charles Walter Downard
57	According to the Potosi newspaper Obit on Cora's husband, Harvey ,she preceded him in death by several years.	Cora Ethyl Downard
58	My father had no palette in his mouth and had a speech problem. He never went to school because he said the teachers could not understand his words. He always told me when he was very small, he was sickly so his mother put whiskey into his milk and that kept him alive. He was a great prospector and collected all kinds of rocks. He was a great swimmer and loved to go fishing. He was not much of a hunter, but could cook the best fried chicken ever tasted. He had several strokes and died due to Pneumonia which was complicated by the strokes. he was paralyzed after his strokes and unable to speak in his last days. He died with me sitting by his bed and holding his hand. My mother and her family always called him :Bill" but his friends and his family called him "Will". I always think of him as "Will". Memories from his daughter Patricia Jane Downard Miller ************************************************************************************************************** THE IRON MOUNTAIN ECHO IRONTON, MISSOURI SEPTEMBER 1958 "Will" (George William Downard), son of the late James Marshall and Mary Catherine (Robinson) Downard was born in Washington County at Palmer, Missouri on 29 March 1883. He departed this life at his home at Banner, Missouri on 3 September 1958. He was united in marriage to Mary Isabel Pruett at IRONTON, Missouri on 11 January 1941. To this union, one daughter, Patricia Jane, was born. Services were conducted on 6 September 1958 with interment in Sunlight Cemetery at Belgrade, Missouri in the Downard Family plot. He leaves to mourn his passing, his wife and daughter, three brothers and three sisters. They are Cora Sutton of California; Sarah Horton of Belgrade, Missouri; Clara Lee Hogan of Missoula, Montana; harry of Hereford, Arizona; Charles of Belgrade, Missouri; and Marshall of Banner, Missouri. he Was preceded in death by his father, mother, and one brother, Jesse Samuel Downard. Mr. Downard left testimony that he had made peace with his Maker and that all was well with his soul. **************************************************************************************************************	George William (Will) Downard
59	When Hobart was around 3 years old , Lucy gave him to Freelen and Josephine (Williams) Topping to raise.	Hobart Harold Downard
60	In 1876. When Jimmie's father James married Mary Robinson, little Jimmie was taken by Archer Grandparents to be raised by them. This was a situation that made his father unhappy for the rest of his life because he never saw his first born son again.	James Downard
61	Served in the Union Army during Civil War. Enlisted at Pilot Knob, Missouri January 9, 1862. Fought at Helena, Arkansas, Champion Hills, Mississippi, Vicksburg, Mississippi Shiloh, Tennessee. Mustered out April 1865 at New Orleans, Lousiana, and Re enlisted at Algiers, Lousiana and served until August 1865. He served with the 1st Missouri Light Artillery. Family lore states he drove an ammunition wagon. He belonged to the George Bryan Post 284 of the GAR in Belgrade, Missouri which was organized September 1886. His GAR medal is in the possession of his granddaughter as well as a reference book he owned. He enlisted as a Private and Mustered out as a Sergeant. Mustered out at Benton Barracks, St. Louis, Missouri.	James Marshall Downard
62	JESSE R. DOWNARD Date of Enlistment: November 18, 1940 Branch of Service: Army Air Corp. Training Stations: Jefferson Barracks, Missouri; Langley Field, Virginia; Bangor Field, Maine; Gowen Field, Idaho. Date of Embarkment: September 1942 Theater of Operation: European Medals Earned: Oak Leaf Cluster, Purple Heart and Presidential Citation Rank: Technical Sergeant Total Months Served: 28 Killed in Action: April 17, 1943	Jesse Ray Downard
63	Never married. He owned a store at Peoria, Iron County, Missouri with his brother Charles and it was called "Downard Bros. Store".	Jessee Samuel Downard
64	Died Young.	Joseph Madison Downard
65	Marshall lost his left hand at the wrist in a sorghum mill while making molasses in 1920 at the farm of Wallace Martin at Palmer, Missouri.	Marshall Lawrence Downard
66	Died young.	Mary Eliza Downard
67	St. Francois County Library Records: Thomas H. Downard Thomas Harry Downard of near Hereford, Arizona, died December 25, 1965, following a lingering illness. A native Missourian and former area resident, he was known as "Rock House Harry" and would have celebrated his 85th birthday on December 29, 1965. Funeral services on December 28, 1965, were from the Hubbard Mortuary in Bisbee, Arizona and interment was in Memory Gardens with Masonic rites conducted at the grave side. Mr. Downard was born in Wayne County, Missouri in 1880 and came to Arizona in 1929, residing in Lowell where he was employed by Phelps Dodge Corp. and Shattuck Denn. He retired in 1945. For the past 17 years, Mr. Downard lived with his daughter, Mrs. Irene Sweeney, at Rock House, located along the foothills of Huachuca Mountains. he was a 50 year member of the Masonic Lodge No. 154, A.F.&A.M., Desloge, Missouri. His wife, Mary Jane Downard, died in 1940. He is survived by three daughters, Mrs. James (Daisy Irene) Sweeny of Hereford, Mrs. William Roy (Hazel) Govreau of Grants Pass, Oregon, and Mrs. Frances (Icelmae) Downs of Tempe, Arizona. Five grandchildren, one sister, and one brother also survive. Mr. Downard leaves nine great grandchildren. *************************************************************************************************************** Family stories say Uncle Harry went to Bisbee, Arizona and worked in the copper mines for years. He used to come to Missouri for a month every summer to visit family and he came on the train. He was a 3rd Degree Mason for 50 years and he had a wonderful sense of humor. There may have been more than 4 children born to these parents.	Thomas Harrison Downard
68	Minerva Jamison and her husband,Volney Downard, inherited one/ninth of a family property which they sold for $55.00 to John S. Brickey and William A. Matthews on the 19th day of January 1856. Sam Harrison witnessed the deed.	Volney Downard
69	Latest Version - Hastings Family by BARBARA ANN CROOKER Isabella Duff Birth: APR 1832 in Kelton, Kirkcudbrightshire, Scotland Death: Sex: F Father: James Duff b. ABT 1807 in Kelton, Kirkcudbrightshire, Scotland Mother: Baptism: 22 APR 1832 in Daughter of James Duff, Chaise Driver, and Mary Austin in Gatehouse. Spouses & Children None - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Notes Text: I did find one other item relating to the children of James Duff and Mary Austin. In the Dumfries and Galloway Standard and Advertiser Newspaper of the 12th November 1856, Page 4, Column G, there is the announcement of the marriage of Isabella Duff, third daughter of James Duff, Coach-Driver, Royal Mail, Stranraer. She married James Johnston, a Slater, on the 29th October 1856, at Mount Pleasant, Dumfries, by the Rev J M Austin of St Mary’s. A Photocopy is enclosed. This indicates that James Duff was the Royal Mail Coach Driver for the Stranraer Mail Coach. [I checked out Rev John Mein Austin in case he was a relation of Mary Austin, James Duff’s wife, but it does not appear so as he was born in Edinburgh in 1819.]	Isabella Duff
70	Latest Version - Hastings Family by BARBARA ANN CROOKER Try Family Tree Legends - The best family tree program for Windows! CLICK HERE TO LEARN MORE!! Click on these ads to support GenCircles. For an ad-free experience, sign up for GenCircles Premium or if you are already a member, make sure you. James Duff 1 SmartMatches Birth: ABT 1807 in Kelton, Kirkcudbrightshire, Scotland Death: Castle Douglas, Scotland Sex: M Father: James Duff b. ABT 1763 in Kirkcudbright - old Parish Registers Mother: Mary Wilson b. ABT 1773 Occupation: 1841 in James Duff was a Mail Coachman or Chaise Driver, and as the Mail Coaches would have also carried passengers in those days they are different descriptions of the same trade. Baptism: 12 JAN 1806 in Son of James Duff and Mary Wilson, baptized in Castle Douglas. Spouses & Children (Unknown) Marriage: No Marriage was found, or baptisms. The Closeburn Monument grave inscriptions were searched without success. Children: Annie Duff b. ABT 1837 in Galloway, Scotland James Duff b. ABT 1834 in Kelton, Kirkcudbrightshire, Scotland John Duff b. JUL 1830 in Kelton, Kirkcudbrightshire, Scotland Mary Duff b. ABT 1827 in Kelton, Kirkcudbrightshire, Scotland Janet Duff b. NOV 1828 in Kelton, Kirkcudbrightshire, Scotland Samuel Cowan Duff b. ABT 1839 in Kelton, Kirkcudbrightshire, Scotland George Gordon Duff b. ABT 1841 in Kelton, Kirkcudbrightshire, Scotland Marion Duff b. ABT 1845 in Kelton, Kirkcudbrightshire, Scotland Isabella Duff b. APR 1832 in Kelton, Kirkcudbrightshire, Scotland - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Notes Text: THE DUFF FAMILY I found Ann Duff in Dumfries: Parish of Dumfries, enumeration District No 9, Household No 154, Place: Townhead. James Duff, head of household, married, aged 45, A Mail Coachman, born Kelton, Kirkcudbrightshire. Mary Duff, wife, married, aged 45, born Closeburn, Dumfriesshire. John Duff, son, unmarried, aged 20, A Labourer, Gatehouse, Kirkcudbrightshire. James Duff, son, unmarried, aged 17, A Draper, born Kelton, Kirkcudbrightshire. Ann Duff, daughter, aged 14, A Scholar, born Kelton, Kirkcudbrightshire. Samuel Duff, son, aged 11, A Scholar, born Kelton, Kirkcudbrightshire. George Duff, son, aged 9, A Scholar, born Kelton, Kirkcudbrightshire. Marion Duff, daughter, aged 6, A Scholar, born Kelton, Kirkcudbrightshire. James Houston, brother in law, married, aged 37, A General Labourer, born Closeburn, Dumfriesshire. I also found the family in the 1841 Census, Castle Douglas, Kelton Parish, Kirkcudbrightshire. Enumeration District No 1, Page 1, Place: St Andrew’s Street. James Duff, aged 30, Male Servant, born Scotland, this county. Mary Duff, aged 30, Female Servant, born Scotland, not this county. Mary Duff, aged 14, born Scotland, not this county. Janet Duff, aged 12, A Bonnet Maker Apprentice, born Scotland, this county. John Duff, aged 10, born Scotland, this county. James Duff, aged 7, born Scotland, this county. Anne Duff, aged 4, born Scotland, this county. Samuel Duff, aged 2, born Scotland, this county. Please note that the ages in the 1841 Census are rounded down to the nearest five years for over fifteens. I searched for Duff family baptism in the Old Parish Registers. I could only find the ones below: Girthon Old Parish Register: “Janet Duff, daughter of James Duff, Chaise Driver, and Mary Austin in Gatehouse, was baptized 2nd November 1828.” “John Duff, son of James Duff, Chaise Driver, and Mary Austin in Gatehouse, was baptized 25th July 1830.” “Isabella Duff, daughter of James Duff, Chaise Driver, and Mary Austin in Gatehouse, was baptized 22nd April 1832.” Kelton Old Parish Register: “Samuel Cowan Duff, son of James Duff, Driver, and Mary Austin in Castle Douglas, was baptized 21st July 1839.” “George Gordon Duff, son of James Duff, Driver, and Mary Austin in Castle Douglas, was baptized 5th September 1841.” No other children’s baptisms were found, so in all James Duff and Mary Austin had the following children: Mary born circa 1827, Janet born in November 1828, John born in July 1830, Isabella born in April 1832, James born circa 1834, Anne born circa 1837, Samuel Cowan born in 1839, George Gordon born in 1841 and Marion born circa 1845. James Duff was a Mail Coachman or Chaise Driver, and as the Mail Coaches would have also carried passengers in those days they are different descriptions of the same trade. I did find one other item relating to the children of James Duff and Mary Austin. In the Dumfries and Galloway Standard and Advertiser Newspaper of the 12th November 1856, Page 4, Column G, there is the announcement of the marriage of Isabella Duff, third daughter of James Duff, Coach-Driver, Royal Mail, Stranraer. She married James Johnston, a Slater, on the 29th October 1856, at Mount Pleasant, Dumfries, by the Rev J M Austin of St Mary’s. A Photocopy is enclosed. This indicates that James Duff was the Royal Mail Coach Driver for the Stranraer Mail Coach. [I checked out Rev John Mein Austin in case he was a relation of Mary Austin, James Duff’s wife, but it does not appear so as he was born in Edinburgh in 1819.] Mary Austin was baptized in Morton by Thornhill Parish: Morton By Thornhill Old Parish Registers: “Mary Austin, daughter of James Austin and Janet Kerr, was baptized 31st March 1805.” She had siblings baptized in Closeburn Parish, which is nearby. Closeburn Old Parish Registers – Baptisms: “3rd January 1808 - James Austine and Janet Carr, in Barnmuir, a daughter.” “10th January 1810 - James Austine and Janet Carr, in Markeure, a son - John.” “27th June 1811 - James Austine and Janet Carr, in Margeryhill, a daughter - Janet.” “5th October 1817 - James Austan and Jannet Keir, in Margeryhill, a son - Thomas.” No marriage was found for James Austin and Janet Kerr/Carr/Keir, their baptisms were not found either. I checked the Closeburn Monument Inscriptions but no family gravestones were found. James Duff, the Mail Coachman, was baptized in Kelton Parish: Kelton Old Parish Register: “James Duff, son of James Duff and Mary Wilson, in Castle Douglas, was baptized 12th January 1806.” He also had a brother: “John Duff, son of James Duff and Mary Wilson, in Castle Douglas, was baptized 27th June 1807.” I also found the family buried in Castle Douglas, [Kelton]. Plot No 123: [a Winged Soul] “Erected by John Wilson, In Memory of James Wilson, who died May 22nd 1798, aged 17 years. Also of Elizabeth Hop, spouse of the said John Wilson, who died February 2nd 1800, aged 56 years. Also of Mary Hannay, his 2nd spouse, who died the 15th of December 1825, aged 76 years.” On the Reverse: “Here Lies Mary Anderson, who died January 1800, aged 80 years. Also his Grandson, John Duff, who died 29th July 1827, aged 20 years. Also his daughter, Mary Wilson, widow of James Duff, who died at Castle Douglas, 30th September 1852, aged 79 years.” Mary Wilson was the daughter of John Wilson and Elizabeth Hope [not Hop as on the Monument Inscription]. She was baptized in Crossmichael Parish: Crossmichael Old Parish Registers: “Mary Wilson, daughter of John Wilson and Elizabeth Hope, in Culgruff, was baptized 21st October 1773.” Mary had an older brother and sister baptized in Kelton Parish: Kelton Old Parish Registers: “James Wilson, son of John Wilson and Elizabeth Hope, was baptized 4th June 1780.” “Anne Wilson, daughter John Wilson and Elizabeth Hope, in the town of Carlingwalk, was baptized 7th March 1783.” Carlingwalk was the old name for Castle Douglas. I was unable to find any further information on the Wilson and Hope families. James Duff, married to Mary Wilson, was baptized in Kirkcudbright. Kirkcudbright Old Parish Registers: “James Duff, son of James Duff and Janet Turner, spouses at Stockerton, was baptized 4th June 1763.” He had other brothers and sisters also baptized in Kirkcudbright: “Janet Duff, lawful daughter of James Duff and Janet Turner, in Stockertown, was baptized 12th November 1761.” “John Duff, lawful son of James Duff and Janet Turner, in Stockerton, was baptized 18th March 1765.” “Marion Duff, daughter of James Duff and Janet Turner, in Little Stockerton, was baptized 13th February 1767, born 8th February 1767.” “Robert Duff, son of James Duff and Janet Turner, was baptized 23rd January 1769.” “Janet Duff, lawful daughter of James Duff and Janet Turner, at Stockerton, was baptized 8th September 1771.” James Duff and Janet Turner were married on the 27th November 1760 in Kirkcudbright Parish. The entry from the Proclamation Register is as follows: “Kirkcudbright – 14th November 1760 – In Presence of Baillie Reid, James Duff at Black Stockerton and Janet Turner at Little Stockerton gave in their names for proclamation in order to marriage. Samuel Gordon in Stockerton Cautr [Cautioner] for the man and James Turner for his daughter. Married 27th November 1760.” No other Old Parish Register entries could be found for this family. However I found that they were buried in Kirkcudbright Churchyard: Plot No 758: “Here lies the body of Janet McClure, spouse to James Turner in Little Stockerton, who departed this life March 1760 aged 58 years. Also the corps of John, James and Agnes children procreate between them, also here lies the said James Turner, who died 2nd March 1779, aged 82. Their daughter Janet Turner, spouse to James Duff in Little Stockertoun, she died 22nd May 1782, aged 52 years.” East Side: [A Winged Soul] “ Also here lyes the body of Elizabeth Turner, spouse to John Turner in East Bomby, who died 22nd September 1812, aged 72 years. Also the said John Turner, who died 24th November 1816, aged 85 years.” So Janet Turner was the daughter of James Turner and Janet McClure. There were two other Gravestones in Kirkcudbright Graveyard connected to the Duff Family: Plot 759: [Marion Duff, daughter of James Duff and Janet Turner] “ Sacred to the Memory of John Martin, Clock maker, Kirkcudbright, who departed this life October 1801, aged 91 years. Also Margaret McClure, his spouse, who died May 1781. Also their children John, Roger, and Isabella who died in infancy. And also their daughter Elizabeth, who departed this life August 3rd 1828, aged 81 years.” Reverse Side: “In Memory of John Bryce, who died at Clauchan of Tongland, 10th January 1816, aged 46 years. Marion, his daughter, died in infancy 1804. Marion Duff his relict, died at Hightae, Parish of Kelton, 2nd September 1844, aged 73 years. Also their son James, who died at Bengal, East Indies, 16th March 1849, aged 42 years.” Plot 749: [Robert Duff, son James Duff and Janet Turner] “Erected in Memory of Robert Duff, late farmer in Little Sypland, who died 22nd March 1822, aged 51 years. Margaret Anderson, his spouse, who died at the same place, 13th April 1849, aged 77 years. Anna Duff, their daughter, who died 1st August 1844, aged 44 years. William Duff, their son, who died 16th June 1853, aged 46 years. Also Jessie Nairn, wife of Robert Duff, their son, who died at High Barcaple, 29th March 1873, aged 53 years. Also Jane Duff, spouse of the late James Hornell, Merchant, Kirkcudbright, who died at Little Sypland, 19th August 1875, aged 65 years. Also James Duff, who died at same place, 20th December 1876, aged 74 years. Also Margaret Duff, who died at same place, 8th January 1878, aged 73 years. Also Janet Duff, who died at High Barcaple, 12th May 1887, aged 92 years. Also the said Robert Duff, their son, who died at High Barcaple, 9th June 1896, aged 85 years.” - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -	James Duff
71	Mother was possibly Mary Austin.	Janet Duff
72	George C. Duke Enlisted in the Confederate Army during the Civil War under the name of Victor D. Braud, no reason is known for this name change.	George C. Duke
73	Ruth E. Duke was descended from the Garrisons and Isabella Douglas, daughter of Archibald Douglas of Scotland.	Ruth E. Duke
74	Jamison, Mary C. wife of R. P. died Febuary. 12 1902 age 82 years, 4 months, 19 days. OBITUARY; Mary Early Jamison was born in 1819 and died February 12, 1902. She married the late Preston Jamison in 1842. A winter or two ago she slipped on the ice and sustained a serious injury from which she never fully recovered. Survived by six children. Hon. Fred Jamison, Mrs. D. J. Young of Fort Smith, Arkansas, Mrs. N. G. Clark of Montrose, Colorado, Hon. Claud Jamison of St. Louis, Missouri, Mrs. F. C. Norvill and Mrs Margie Ferguson of Steelville. She was buried Thursday afternoon beside her husband in the Steelville Cemetery.	Mary E. G. Early
75	Funeral services were held at Collier Funeral Home in Bridgeton, Missouri, Pastor Joseph La Russo was the Clergyman.	Helen Lorene Eaves
76	Kentucky Marriage Records list Polly as "Polly Dickinson Logan" indicating that she may have been married prior to marrying Isaac. Marriage date is listed as February 22, 1815. Mary Polly Jamison relinquished her dower rights January 14, 1847 to land purchased by Isaac from George Jamison. Description: Bounded on South by Burton St - west by Mineral Street - north by Clark Street - on east by Lot #68. Lots #41, 42, and 67 are included. Their lot was possibly on lot #41. Also have birth date of November 15, 1792. ***************************************************************************************************************** 1850 Washington County, Missouri, U. S. Census; HH1077 Jamison, MaryF46Kentucky MadisonM23Missouri IsraelM20Missouri MargaretF15Missouri Lucy O.F13Missouri Isaac W.M10Missouri	Mary (Polly) Edgar
77	Latter Day Saints show her Father and mother as; John Edgar, Sr., born in Scotland in 1741 and Agnes Millegan, born about 1743.	Ruth Edgar
78	Also have found a William Coner as Polly Edgar's father, the date of Birth and place of birth is the same.	William John Edgar, Jr.
79	Hastings Family records from the Jett family reveals that Mary Cornelia Eubanks was named Mary Cornelia Harper, and her father was James Harper, born in Virginia, and her mother was Caroline Ellen Finely.	Mary Cornelia (Harper) Eubank
80	John and Charlotte both came to America in 1821.	John Evers, Sr.
81	Robert Mims Jemison//Floyd married first Ellen Stovall and had 5 children. Robert Mims (Jemis on) Floyd was the illegitimate son of Robert Mims Jemison and Ellen Floyd. Papa was just 3 months old when Grandpa Robert Mims Jemison married Mary Cheves Howard. They had a son they named Robert Mims Jemison Jr. Robert Mims (Jemison) Floyd married second Annie Lou Boswell and they are my parents. We lived in Talladega and knew Grandpa Jemison. Used to visit him at the mill and while he and Papa talked we kids played around the docks, sometimes running up to get a hug from Grandpa. His wife Mary Cheves Howard had died . When he died in 1930 we went to his funeral. That may be the reason someone ordered the KKK to come to our home one night and tell us to"get out of town". Whoever ordered it must have told them to not harm us or we might have been abused, The KKK did not yell loud and did not sing or chant. It was a very stealthy mission they were obeying. We moved the next day to Birmingham and after awhile there Papa learned of two of the Jemison,s living there so we moved again to a smaller city about an hour from Birmingham. Our parents never felt really safe from another KKK episode and were constantly alert for signs of resentment against us. We never knew why as Papa was working, we were in school, going to church etc. BUT there was someone there who must have been ashamed of Papa's father, Robert Mims Jemison Sr. I will never forget that night or hearing my Mother praying as she had taken us girls to the back bedroom while Papa just looked out the front window and stayed quiet. Never will I forget my younger sister asking Mama "why they burnin' Jesus' cross?" To think that such an incident could occur in America in the 1930's is incomprehensible....much less that someone thought they wanted to"keep secret a family indiscretion". I do not accept any blame for what my ancestors did that was wrong, neither do I accept the acclaim for the good things they did. But seeing that fiery cross is something no one should ever have to see!!! Afterwards Papa and Mama thought they had who it was figured out. After researching my roots I now know they were right in thinking it was a Jemison female who was the most prominent woman in Talladega at that time. I just hope that whoever it was asked God's forgiveness before they died.' Caus I know Grandpa and Papa are right now dancing an Irish jig up there with all my siblings. I am the last surviving child of Robert Mims (Jemison) Floyd and my Papa deserves to have his heritage told! He never sought revenge of any kind and was the best father anyone could have! He never used the name Jemison but I put that in for reference. He was Robert Mims Floyd and that is on his death certificate. MY PAPA IS A JEMISON and therefore I carry that blood line also.	Robert Mims Jamison Floyd
82	Fighter Pilot during World War II.	Paul Forrest
83	Mary was also known as "Beth Ann".	Mary Elizabeth Ann Fortune
84	GARNETT, Reuben [1749-1820] The birth of Reuben GARNETT is recorded in the family Bible of Reuben GARNETT's family. The Bible states that Reuben GARNETT was born on the 8 th. day of October 1749 and that he departed this life the 18 th. of April 1820. [The Bible of Reuben GARNETT of Liberty Hall Essex and King and Queen Counties was later in the collection of Dr. Garnett Ryland of the University of Richmond, Virginia. This Holy Bible was printed by Thomas Baskett, Printer to the University in 1752] Reuben GARNETT is listed among the DAR Patriots List which gives his date of birth as October 10, 1749 and his death date as 1820. It also confirms that his wife was Mary JAMESON. He was an Ensign in the Virginia Army during the American Revolution. The family Bible [in VCA61] records the birth and death dates of Reuben GARNETT as 1749 to 1820 and those of his wife Mary JAMESON as 1760 to 1839. The same source indicates that they were married in 1775. A transcription of the Family Bible record of Reuben GARNETT is given by Fleet in Virginia Colonial Abstracts, Vol. #6, pages 61-64. There is also a photocopy of this record in the Virginia State Library, Archives Division, Number 20515. Reuben GARNETT died at about 9 o'clock in the morning of the 18th April 1820 in the 71st year of his age [ The GARNETT Family Bible of Reuben Meriwether Garnett of Lanefield, King and Queen County was in the collection of Dr. Garnett Ryland of the University of Richmond, Virginia. The Bible was printed and published by Matthew Carey of 122 Market Street, Philadelphia in 1811] Reuben GARNETT lived at "Liberty Hall. ************************************************************************************************** S= Rick Waggener [PhilipHoot.FTW] From "The Genealogy of Virginia Families, VA Magazine of History & Biography", Vol. 3, 1981: The Garnetts of King and Queen Co., VA, descended from this Reuben Garnett. ============================================================== From The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution; Vol. 77, pg. 303: Reuben Garnett (1749-1820) served as ensign from Essex Co., VA. He was born and died in Essex County. ============================================================== All the dates of Reuben and his family came courtesy of Janis Wetherbee, who found them in the following source: From VA Colonial Abstracts King and Queen County: Bible of Reuben Garnett of Liberty Hall, Essex and King & Queen Co's. 1749 - 1827, Now July 1st 1939 in the collection of Dr. Garnett Ryland, of University of Richmond VA. The Holy Bible (etc.) Oxford Printed by Thomas Baskett, Printer to the University MDCCLII	Reuben J. Garnett
85	On her mothers side, (Adah Bower) Ruth E. Duke was descended from the Garrisons and Isabella Douglas, daughter of Lord Archibald Douglas of Scotland.	Drusilla Garrison
86	Title: Early Generations of the Gilpatrick Family by Martin H. Jewett Page: pp. 31-2	Thomas Gillpatrick
87	1. Title: Vital Records of Amesbury, Massachusetts to the end of the year 1849 Page: p. 109	Joseph Goodwin
88	1. Title: Old Families of Salisbury and Amesbury Massachusetts Author: David W. Hoyt Publication: Picton Press, Camden, ME, 1981[Fifth printing, 1996] Originally published 1897 Media: Book Page: p. 178 **************************************************************************************************** Title: Ancestral File (R) Author: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Publication: http://www.familysearch.org	Samuel Goodwin
89	Came to America in 1719.	Robert Gordon
90	Died an infant, never named.	Baby Boy Gregory
91	This obit appeared in the Nashville Christian Advocate on June 11, 1870. Vol.30,#23. Fannie Mathison Jemison wife of S.M. Jemison and Sarah Groce, born in Lincoln Co. Georgia April 7, 1834, buried at Sunnside April 19, 1870. They married March 6, 1865. (sic)	Frances Matherson Groce
92	B.F. Grooms and Mollie A. Miller were Married By W. K. Gibbons. He was 25, she was 22.	Benjamin Fleurney Grooms
93	1850 Washington County, Missouri Census; HH-276 Gulliver, William H.M35New York Susan C.F24Virginia IowaF5Missouri EmmettM3Missouri AdaF1Missouri Jamison, GeorgeM19Missouri (Probable brother of Susan C. Jamison)	William H. Gulliver
94	Also have a last name of verch Rhys.	Joyce Gwynn
95	: ID: I593158941 Name: John, Sr. HASTINGS Given Name: John, Sr. Surname: Hastings Sex: M Birth: 18 Jul 1790 in Thornhill, Morton, Dumfries County, Scotland Death: 21 Nov 1875 in Thornhill, Dumfries County, Scotland Baptism: 18 Jul 1790 Parish of Morton, County of Dumfries Witnesses John Miller & Jas. McKenzie Census: 1841 Parish of Morton, County of Dumfries Witnesses John Miller & Jas. McKenzie Census: 1851 Parish of Morton, County of Dumfries Witnesses John Miller & Jas. McKenzie Event: Occupation - Census Unknown 1881 Mole catcher Event: Occupation - Census Unknown 1851 Mole catcher Event: Church Affiliation Unknown Presbyterian Note: Baptismal Record list the parents as James Hairstones and Betty Boyes in Thornhill Parish of Morton County of Dumfries 7/7/1841 Census of Scotland of Parish Morton County Dumfries Thornhill Church Place John Hastings - Head Helen Hastings - Wife John Hastings - Son David Hastings - Son Mary Hastings - Daughter Andrew Hastings - Son Robert Hastings - Son 3/31/1851 Census of Scotland of Parish Morton County Dumfries 4 Townhead St. John Hastings - Head Helen Hastings - Wife Andrew Hastings - Son Robert Hastings (son of John Hastings & Helen Murray) traveled from England in 1849. He came up the river to Memphis in 1850. Letter dated 9/16/74 from session clerk of Thornhill Parish Church tells of a descendant living in Thornhill: Mary Hastings (9/26/1930), 20 St. Cuthbert's Walk, Thornhill, Dumfriesshire, Scotland Father: James HAIRSTONES b: 20 Dec 1761 in Thornhill, Dumfries County, Scotland Mother: Elizabeth BOYLES b: 1763 in Thornhill, Dumfries County, Scotland Marriage 1 Helen MURRAY b: 12 Nov 1790 in Thornhill, Morton, Dumfries County, Scotland Married: Abt. 1810 in Thornhill, Morton, Dumfries County, Scotland Children Janet HASTINGS b: 27 May 1814 James HASTINGS b: 9 Feb 1816 in Thornhill, Scotland Janet HASTINGS b: 27 Mar 1818 in Morton Parish, Dumfries, Scotland Samuel HASTINGS b: 28 Feb 1820 in Morton Parish, Dumfries, Scotland John HASTINGS b: 5 Feb 1822 in Morton Parish, Dumfries, Scotland Robert HASTINGS b: 14 Feb 1824 in Morton Parish, Dumfries, Scotland Charles HASTINGS b: 13 Jan 1826 in Morton Parish, Dumfries, Scotland David HASTINGS b: 6 Oct 1828 in Morton Parish, Dumfries, Scotland Mary HASTINGS b: 17 Jun 1830 in Dumfriesshire, Scotland Elizabeth HASTINGS b: 4 Jun 1832 in Morton Parish, Dumfries, Scotland Andrew HASTINGS b: 12 Mar 1835 in Dumfries County, Thornhill, Scotland [Newsom-Family Tree.FTW] Baptismal Record list the parents as James Hairstones and Betty Boyes in Thornhill Parish of Morton County of Dumfries 7/7/1841 Census of Scotland of Parish Morton County Dumfries Thornhill Church Place John Hastings - Head Helen Hastings - Wife John Hastings - Son David Hastings - Son Mary Hastings - Daughter Andrew Hastings - Son Robert Hastings - Son 3/31/1851 Census of Scotland of Parish Morton County Dumfries 4 Townhead St. John Hastings - Head Helen Hastings - Wife Andrew Hastings - Son Robert Hastings (son of John Hastings & Helen Murray) traveled from England in 1849. He came up the river to Memphis in 1850. Letter dated 9/16/74 from session clerk of Thornhill Parish Church tells of a descendant living in Thornhill: Mary Hastings (9/26/1930), 20 St. Cuthbert's Walk, Thornhill, Dumfriesshire, Scotland ================================================================================== From: Johnson, Erica Date: 07/18/05 11:31:02 To: 'NAVYBEAR' Subject: RE: CLOSING THOUGHTS ON THE HASTINGS FAMILY Dear Mr Hastings, Thank-you for your recent e-mail and the wonderful family tree that you attached, you have done so well to get such a long lineage back to the 15th Century. Why did the family change their name form Hairstones to Hastings?, Well I notice that this change seems to take place around the late 1700's, when written records are becoming far more common. It is likely that the name was changed by the local Parish Session Clerk, possibly a new man taking over the job around that time decided that the name given to him by the family when the children were baptized sounded like Hastings, in the heavy local accent, and once changed it simply became the accepted spelling. At that time very few people could read or write and the family may not have realized that the Clerk had spelt the name differently from previous entries in the record. If you want to check out the following website: www.bennygillies.co.uk It is that of a local antiquarian bookseller and I am sure he will be able to help you find the book you require. Glad to have been able to help you, best wishes for your future researches. Regards, Erica Johnson Research Officer Libraries, Information & Archives. Ewart Library, Catherine Street, Dumfries, DG1 1JB. Internal Tel: 64286 Tel: 01387-253820 Fax: 01387-260294 Drop Point No: 223 e-mail: EricaJ@dumgal.gov.uk Website: http://www.dgc.gov.uk/service/depts/comres/library/gresearch.asp?mode=servic es Any e mail message sent or received by the Council may require to be disclosed by the Council under the provisions of the Freedom of Information (Scotland) Act 2002. > ===============================================================================	James Hairstones
96	Obituary: Jamison, Eunice April 7, 1818-Sept 5, 1895. Eunice Jamison died at her home in Cherry Valley September 5, 1895 age 77 years 4 months and 28 days. Aunt "Nicie" was born in North Carolina. She was a sister of George Kinworthy. Her Parents moved to St. Francois County, Missouri when she M.D. Jamison, Jan 2, 1853. At 11:00 Thursday Morning she was talking to her niece, Miss Minnie Wood, when she fell unconscious from her chair. She died at 3:00 o'clock that afternoon.	Eunice Candice (Nicie) Kinworthy Halbert
97	been made to the original text.) Friday, January 6, 1899 HARDESTY, FRANK R. The community was greatly shocked Tuesday morning to learn that Frank R. Hardesty had died at 11:30 o'clock Monday night. It was known by a few that he had been sick for a day or two, but no one suspected that he was dangerously ill. It seems that it is true that in "life we are in death." The funeral was conducted Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in St. Andrew's Episcopal church by the Pastor, Rev. F. M. Weddell, the ritualistic service alone being used. The body was then taken in charge by Ozark Camp No. 2121 Modern Woodmen of America. A part of their funeral service was carried out at the grave. Frank R. Hardesty, was the elder son of Dr. and Mrs. N. H. Hardesty and was born and raised in Cuba. He was married and had one child. For a year or two past he had been clerking in the drug store of J. A. Rost. He was popular among the people of Cuba and all bemoan his untimely death. He was a member of the Modern Woodmen of America, and of the Knights of Pythias. The sincere sympathy of the entire community is extended to the heart broken family. THE TELEPHONE, Cuba, Crawford County, Missouri Jan 1899 to Dec 1902	Frank R. Hardesty
98	N. H. Hardesty, M.D. a prominent Physician of Cuba, Misouri: was born in Zanesville, Ohio , February 2, 1835, and is the youngest of the ten children of Abram and Elizabeth ( Marshall ) Hardesty. N.H. Hardesty was educated in Philadelphia, and began the study of medicine in 1854, under T. D. Howell, M. D., at Sharon, Ohio; he graduated from Jefferson Medical College of Philadelphia, Pa., in 1856, and then took up the practice of his old preceptor at Sharon, the latter retiring to engage in the banking business. After three years of successful practice at Sharon, Dr. Hardesty was so severely attacked by Asthma that he was obliged to seek another climate. Prior to his departure he married Elizabeth A., daughter of Charles A. and Alice Jolly, of Dayton, Ohio The young couple settled in St. Joseph, Buchanan County, Missouri, in 1859, where the Doctor enjoyed a large and lucrative practice until the late war broke out, when he enlisted as a surgeon in the Union Army, being transferred to the General Hospital at New Orleans, where he was stationed about two years, having charge if the institution one year. He was transferred to the hospital at Mobile, Alabama, where a sunstroke received July 5, 1865, resulted in his discharge, and he returned to his family. He had three children, viz: Frank R., a druggist at Cuba, Crawford County, Missouri; Addie, Wife of F. M. Jamison, State Attorney of Crawford County, Missouri; and Edwin F. , after the war Dr. Hardesty resumed his practice and settled in Crawford County, Missouri, in 1869, on a farm about four miles west of Cuba, to which place he removed in 1874. He has been unusually successful in his chosen profession; and enjoys the esteem and respect of a large circle of patrons. He is a member of the Encampment of the I, O. O. F. and the Medical Society of Rolla District. He is a Republican in politics and cast his first presidential vote of Filmore.	N. H. Hardesty
99	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Betty Sue Harris
100	Benjamin Harvey, who came from Lyme, Connecticut about 1770, and settled in Plymouth, bringing with him his children, his wife being deceased, he afterward married Mrs. Katherine Draper , of Kingston, Pennsylvania.	Benjamin Harvey, Sr.