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4401 Twin. Bucklin, Minnie (I403)
 
4402 At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Family (F3209)
 
4403 At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Family (F3214)
 
4404 Typescript from Ancestry gives death date as 2 May 1926, instead of 12 May. Wood, William Carter "Cart" (I1097)
 
4405 At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Ivey, Clara (I962)
 
4406 Undocumented internet source gives birth as 8 August 1884 in Ogden, Iowa.
http://familytrees.genopro.com/Azrael/596327/family-WilliamJamesGilmoreAndFaithClark-F19443.htm

 		Gilmore, William James (I1230)
 
4407 unidentified clipping, stating that he died on 11 December [1866]; from the Bunker Hill Union Gazette, p. 3, 21 Dec 1866, Macoupin County, Illinois. Source (S1193)
 
4408 Unknown relationship to James CUNNINGHAM (ID#2589), b ca 1812 PA. They are both found in the Hardin Co Iowa Census of 1870, both born in the same state. Found near S.B. is a Benjamin CUNNINGHAM, b in IND, whom I imagine may have been the son of S.B. If so, S.B.'s family followed the same migrational pattern. This is worth following up, at any rate.

Was the Coroner of Hardina Co Iowa After discovering the extensive biography of S.B. CUNNINGHAM on the Hardin Co Iowa site, I am less certain that he is related to our James CUNNINGHAM. However, there is still the circumstance of two CUNNINGHAM families from PA, both of whom moved through OH and IND to Hardin Co IA. Worth keeping for future reference. The biography would not allow a copy and paste, so I converted it to a pdf file. TMG does not support pdf, so it is not attached as an exhibit. The pdf is in the genealogy files on my computer under Research and Cunningham. 		Cunningham, S.B. (I2269)
 
4409 Unknown wife; marriage d based on birth date of dau Frances. Family (F971)
 
4410 Unlikely to have had children? Family (F273)
 
4411 Unreliable Ancestry tree offers this date of death,

However, an administrator was appointed for Isaac L. Shelby, deceased, in Montgomery County, on 27 October 1835. An 1830 census record in Montgomery Co for "Isaac Shelby" suggests that this is another man, as his implied age is between 30 and 50, and Isaac L. Shelby would have been only 18.

There may have been a relationship, however, which could be why Isaac L. Shelby was usually identified with the middle initial. 		Shelby, Isaac Laughlin (I9065)
 
4412 Unsourced information on the FindAGrave website states that Amanda married Alison Woodburn Barington Jarnigan, with whom she had 11 children; she died in childbirth with the 11th, who also died. Hopkins, Amanda (I1864)
 
4413 Usually known as "Bernice," sometimes seen in records as "Anna B." Stephens, Anna Bernice (I611)
 
4414 Usually referred to by researchers as "Winnie Howe" or "Winifred Howe." I believe she was actually Winifred Louise Parker, who was married first to Unknown HOWE or HEALMS or HOLMES.
This conclusion is supported by:
1. The 1880 Jefferson Co IL census for Levi WALKER and wife Winnie, lists his mother-in-law, Louisa PARKER, as a member of his household, as well as 12-year-old step-son Charles HOWE.
2. A search for Louisa PARKER in the 1870 Jefferson Co Census finds her as Louiza PARKER, with husband William (see individual census data). In the household is daughter Winnie HEALMS, with son, Charles HEALMS, age 2. Clearly this is the same Winnie that later married Levi WALKER. Possibly the surname HEALMS/HOWE was recorded wrongly in the 1870 or 1880 census - in any case, it is reasonable to conclude that Winnie's maiden name was PARKER.
3. An obituary for Winifred Louise Walker appears in the 1837 Mt. Vernon, Jefferson Co IL, newspaper. Unfortunately, my copy, which was located online, is not dated (I am attempting to obtain a copy of the obit, but it is not yet in my possession). The obituary states that Winnie was married to L.V. Walker on 5 April 1880, and that he preceded her in death on 18 March 1923.
4. The 1930 Jefferson Co IL census finds Winnie L. Walker as the head of her household, which includes widowed grandson Burrell Walker and single granddaughter Florence HOLMES.

From the above data, it is reasonable to conclude that she was Winifred Louise Parker. That she first married a man named HOWE or HEALMS or HOLMES. That she is found in her parents' home in 1870 at age 18, with a son from her first marriage named Charles, and a daughter named something like Lausetta (name illegible in 1870 Jefferson Co IL census). That the infant daughter probaby died at an early date. That she may have married a second time or been reunited with the first husband, since she had another son around 1874, named Norman, also listed in the 1880 household as a step-son. 		Parker, Winifred Louise "Winnie" (I2956)
 
4415 Usually seen as Earl, but 1924-25 Cleveland Co school record gives same birth date, name "Arnold," parent C. C. Devore. Devore, Earl Arnold (I747)
 
4416 Variant spellings of Winnie and Susannah Wood, Winnie Susannah (I247)
 
4417 Varying birth years and places appear in census--Tennessee or Kentucky for place. Death cert gives this date of birth and gives specific place of birth as Sumner County, Kentucky. There is a Sumner County in both Tennessee and Kentucky. Bolles, Minerva Jane "Jane" (I1116)
 
4418 Veterans' Gravesite data offers birth year of 1900, but same day and month. Hill, Patrick Floyd "Jack" (I8593)
 
4419 Vincennes city directory 1888 lists Rebecca Debord (wid Andrew B) DeBord, Andrew B. (I7910)
 
4420 Vincent must have died between 1868 and 1870, because his wife's "widow's year" support is in Will and Inven. Book 1868/70. Tidwell, Vincent (I92)
 
4421 Virginia was born in their first home, a log cabin. Deboard, Virginia Blanche (I3253)
 
4422 W.D. BURNHAM, 77, Grinnell Twp, white, male, b NY

Supporting the idea that this W.D. BURNHAM is the husband of Adeline Cunningham BURNHAM, is the fact that the letters (copies in my possession) from Adeline to her niece, Cora Emma Roush DeBOARD, were written from Gove Co KS at this period of time. This is the only BURNHAM in the county. 		Burnham, Malcom D. (I1675)
 
4423 Walter Lewis Warren b. 25-Jan-1881 son of James A. Warren and Elnora Parmenter was born in Ellis Co., Kansas. His siblings were Hiram Benjamin Warren and Sarah Elizabeth Warren (twins) born 22-Oct-1882 in Ellis Co. Kansas. His parents divorced in 1887. James remarried Anna Mary Treaster in 1888, Hays City, Kansas. James and Anna had two daughters, Mary Angeline and Irma Louise. This tells you of the 2nd and 3rd families. My grandfather was by the 1st marriage to Sarah B. Woods James A. abandoned the first family living in Missouri and went to Kansas were he met and married Walter's mother. (Like father like son.) Sarah died 16-Oct-1881 in Missouri. What is so ironic is that the first family always spoke of James A. being a doctor and went to treat sick Indians and never returned. (He was a medic in the Civil War for the North.) That story was believed until 5 years ago when I started my research. Some members of my family refuse to believe of the other two families, but I have many documents including Civil War pension records of James A. that spells it out clearly. He had to tell the truth to get a pension. We found the grave of James A. in Carthage, Missouri in the GAR section of the Cemetery. I didn't mean to write a book. If you want more dates let me know. Bob

[I later tried to e-mail the author of the above at his address of warren7419@aol.com but the e-mail bounced.] 		Warren, Walter Louis (I3400)
 
4424 Was a first or second cousin of her husband, Neal Smith. Smith, Hazel (I3411)
 
4425 Was apparently living with her son, Caleb, at the time of her death. He was the informant on the death certificate, and his place of residence was Des Arc, MO, which is in Iron County, Missouri. Davis, Martha Louisa (I401)
 
4426 Was gone before time of 1830 census. Tidwell, Isaac (I383)
 
4427 Was killed by lightning while sitting in a rocking chair by a stove. [Earlene Rogers] McFarland, Rebecca J. (I678)
 
4428 Was living in Spartanburg Co SC in 1781 when he was called to service in the Revolution.

Moved from Spartanburg Co SC to Caldwell Co KY From the website of Michael Brown (see citation) "He settled on Cooper's Creek about two miles south of Smithville, Arkansas on what was later known as the J. N. Hillhouse place. He and his family were among the first settlers of the Strawberry River country. Nathaniel's farm was about three miles north of the famed "Old Taylor Mill" which was built on the Strawberry River about five miles south of Smithville. In January of 1833, Nathaniel appeared before the Independence County Court which approved his application for a Revoluntary War Pension. It is not known where Nathaniel and Martha McCarroll are buried, but it is believed that they are probably buried in the Hillhouse Cemetery which is located very near where their house was." 		McCarroll, Nathaniel (I2676)
 
4429 Was single at the time of his death. Walker, William H. (I2145)
 
4430 We don't know if Elizabeth was the mother of all of "Progenitor's" children.

1820 census places her age between 26-45, calculating to 1775-1794.

Birth of "beloved son" George in 1801 (if she was not mother of the older children) suggests that she was at least 14 by that time--probably older--and was therefore likely born between 1775-1786.

The one census is the only direct evidence we have of Elizabeth's age. If it is right, she could not have been the mother of Archalaus or Samuel. She might, however, have been the mother of Elizabeth, Polly, Jacob, Joseph, Ritha, George H., and Elijah. 		(--?--), Elizabeth (I3442)
 
4431 Website about the McCARROLL Family: http://home.alltel.net/cbmpaul/mccarrol.htm McCarroll, Jane (I2663)
 
4432 Wedding announcement in 1963 states she will be a senior in college, age guessed from that information. Bennett, Andrew F. (I3639)
 
4433 Wedding announcement of her grandson Selby Egender III names his grandparents as Mr. Selby Egender of Guthrie, Oklahoma, and "Mrs. Edith Egender of Oklahoma City." Family (F3283)
 
4434 Went to Williamson County, where he became prominent in business and political circles. Walker, Joel (I1579)
 
4435 At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Family (F2412)
 
4436 WFT disk #7 indicates that Isaac Tidwell's wife was named Elizabeth RACKLEY; although undocumented, it is quite likely to be true, as some of her descendants married into the Rackley family. Rackley, Elizabeth (I384)
 
4437 WFT indicates that Winnie's father was William DeBoard (wife, Lydia) Deboard, Winnie (I280)
 
4438 At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Family (F3303)
 
4439 When she was 16 my mother spent a summer in Maryville with them, which was a lot of fun. She helped cook while they harvested. Visited Uncle Raymond while there, and he was in 'bad shape' juswt been through his divorce. Brown, Ira Newton (I2537)
 
4440 While her twin Lucinda appeared in the 1876 state census with the John C. Clark family, and Louisa was missing from the family group. Clark, Louisa (I2904)
 
4441 White Co Marriages by Vaught indicates a date of 4 March 1828. Family (F310)
 
4442 White Co Marriages: Susannah DeBoard to John Banton on 26 June 1823 Deboard, Susannah (I538)
 
4443 Wife "Eva" was informant for Williams 1928 death certificate. Family (F167)
 
4444 Wife may have been a Margaret Story, Anthony (I2962)
 
4445 Wife of Joseph Roush of Joplin. Source (S167)
 
4446 Wife was plaintiff. Grounds "desertion." 1 child, died. Family (F246)
 
4447 WikiTree source gives year of birth as 1857.  Wood, William Carter "Cart" (I1097)
 
4448 Will writted 11 March 1800, probated Jan 1805.Legatees: his dau Margaret Elders, dau-in-law Nancy Story, sons George Jr, Henry, James and Anthony. Story, George (I2954)
 
4449 William S. Bolerjack to Dora Weller 21 Sept 1894 by H. P. Dawes, JP Family (F1116)
 
4450 William's 1891 marriage record names his wife as Anna Selinghan, which suggests that the name may have been the more familiar "Selingham." The 1900 census supports this as he has two step daughters in the home named Sellingham.

The 1901 marriage of step daughter Mary Sellingham, however, names her parents as George Sellingham and Anna Keller. Additionally, Anna Sellingham is found in the 1880 census home of her Keller family.
 		Keller, Anna (I6337)
 

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