The Slovak Yankee

William Lynn Clark 1891-1958

James Wells 1781-1857 of Maryland and Lewis Township, Ohio

Another brick wall was this man.  Due to county histories [“History of Brown County Ohio” (Chicago, W. H. Beers & Co. 1883)] I knew he was among three brothers from Maryland who came west to Ohio.  His brothers were Joseph and Frank.  Joseph married the sister of James's wife, Sarah Watson Clark.

But from where in Maryland was always the question.  The clue at Ancestry.com was that this man's father was another James Wells by wife Sarah Tevis.  He was the grandson of a Thomas Wells and Elizabeth Howard.  James Wells Sr. was born in 1747 and died in 1801 at Bracken County, Kentucky.  Again, a search of probate will give an answer to this question.

This should give Michael some colonial Maryland ancestry.  Michael grew up in Maryland so it's nice that he roots going back 300 years there.

1. James Wells m. Sarah Watson Clark
2. Jane L. Wells m. Michael Ryan Clark
3. Charles Chester Clark m. Alice May Morrow
4. William Lynn Clark m. Ruth Berrigan
5. Edmund Berrigan Clark m. Doris Carmon Ridpath, Michael's parents

 

 

 

Michael's Descent from Edward I of England

Michael has three ancestors of royal descent and possibly four.  Anne (Skipwith) (Goforth) Oxley descends from Edward III in four lines from three of his sons; Matthew Clarkson of New York; and Thomas and Elinor Jarnagin of Virginia.

1. Edward I m. Eleanor of Castile
2. Joan m. Gilbert de Clare, 3rd Earl of Gloucester, 7th Earl of Hertford
3. Elizabeth de  Clare m. Roger Damory, 1st Baron Damory
4. Elizabeth Damory m. John Bardolf, 3rd Baron Bardolf
5. William Bardolf, 4th Baron Bardolf m. Agnes Poynings
6. Cecily Bardolf m. Sir Brian Stapleton
7. Sir Miles Stapleton m. Catherine de la Pole
8. Elizabeth Stapleton m. Sir William Calthorpe
9. Anne Calthorpe m. Sir  Robert Drury, Speaker of the House of Commons
10. Bridget Drury m. Sir John Jernegan
11. George Jernegan m. Ela Spelman
12. Thomas Jernegan m. Elizabeth Thompson
13. Thomas Jernegan m. Elinor (---)
14. Thomas Jernegan of Virginia  and Elinor Jernegan m. Thomas Lamkin of Virginia

14. Thomas Jernegan m. (---)

15. John Jernegan m. Temperance Moore

16. Thomas Jernegan m. Elizabeth (---)

17. John Jarnagin m. Mary Bynum

18. Thomas Jarnagin m. Mary Lavinia Witt

19. Chesley Jarnagin m. Martha Barton

20. Lavinia Lea Jarnagin m. Dr. William Isaac Irvine Morrow

21. William Lindsey Morrow m. Sarah Ann Glenn

22. Alice May Morrow m. Charles Chester Clark

23. William Lynn Clark m. Ruth Berrigan

24. Edmund Berrigan Clark m. Doris Clark Ridpath

25. Michael Berrigan Clark m. Martin Edward Hollick

The alternative line is:

14. Eleanor Jernigan m. Thomas Lamkin

15. George Lamkin m. Hannah Cox

16. James Lamkin m. Jane  Johnstone

17. Jane Lamkin m. Richard Straughn

18. John Corbin Straughn m. Mary  Saunders

19. John Corbin Straughn, Jr. m. Obedience Scott

20. Duranda Straughn m. John Wesley Ridpath

21. Daniel Burton Ridpath m. Vida Hamlin Clarkson

22. John Wesley Ridpath m. Nell Carmon

23. Doris Carmon Ridpath m. Edmund Berrigan Clark, nos. 24 above and thus cousins.

 

Michael's Matrilineal Line and XY Line

1. Michael Berrigan Clark
2. Doris Carmon Ridpath 1921-2012
3. Nell Carmon 1896-1993
4. Elizabeth J. Hall 1855-1934
5. Mary Jane Bench 1834-after 1910
6. Elizabeth (---) possibly Comer, possibly Clark, wife of Daniel Bench abt. 1800-bef 1845

Michael's matrilineal line dies out in the midwest in six generations.

1. Michael Berrigan Clark
2. Doris Carmon Ridpath
3. John Wesley Ridpath
4. Vida Hamlin Clarkson
5. Charles Clarkson, Jr.
6. Mathilda Wycoff Schureman
7. Rev. Dr. John Schureman
8. Eleanor Williamson
9. David  Williamson
10. Jannetje Van Kouwenhoven
11. Peter Willemse Van Kouwenhoven
12. Jannetje Pieterse Montfoort
13. Pieter Monfoort
14. Jacqueline Moreau

But his XY line is 14 generations long and winds up in France.

 

Four Descents from the Ship de Eendracht (1624)

Much like the Mayflower of 1620, the first ship to New Amsterdam (New York City) was in 1624 and named de Eendracht.  However, there were 102 souls on the Mayflower and 26 possible families from whom to descend. There were only 4 families on de Eendracht:

The only four families known to have arrived aboard either The Eendracht or The Nieuw Nederland in 1624 are these:

1. Joris Rapalje and Catalina Trico;
2. Jean Monfort and his wife Jacqueline Moreau and their son;
3. Philippe du Trieux, a Walloon, was probably accompanied by his second wife Susanne du Chesne, and his children Philippe and Marie; and
4. Ghislain and Adrienne (Cuvellier) Vigne and their children Marie, Christine, and Rachel.

It just so  happens that Michael descends from two of the four families in four lines of descent.  Here they are:

1. Ghislain Vigne m. Adrienne Cuvellier
2. Marie Vigne m. Abraham Verplanck
3. Catalyntje Verplanck m. David Pieterszen Schuyler
4. Abraham Schuyler m. Gertrude Ten Broek
5. Abraham Schuyler, Jr. m. Katrina Staats
6. Eleanor Schuyler m. David Williamson
7. Eleanor Williamson m. James Schureman
8. Rev. Dr. John Schureman m. Julia Anne Conover
9. Matilda Wycoff Shureman m. Charles C. Clarkson
10. Charles Clarkson m. Julia Berkeley Brown
11. Vida Hamlin Clarkson m. Daniel Burton Ridpath
12. John Wesley Ridpath m. Nell Carmon
13. Doris Carmon Ridpath m. Edmund Berrigan Clark
14. Michael Berrigan Clark m. Martin Edward Hollick

Line #2

1. Jean Montfort m. Jacqueline Moreau
2. Pieter Montfort m. Sarah de Plancken
3. Jannetje Pieterse Montfort m. Willem Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven
4. Neeltje Couwenhoven m. Jan Pieterse Wyckoff
5. William Wyckoff m. Agnes Van Doren
6. Eleanor  Wyckoff m. John Covenhoven
7. Elias Conover m. Anne Fish
8. Julia Anne Conover m. Rev. Dr. Schureman, see #8 above

Line #3

1. Jean Montfort m. Jacqueline Moreau
2. Pieter Montfort m. Sarah de Plancken
3. Jannetje Pieterse Montfort m. Willem Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven
4. Pieter Willemse Van Kouwenhoven m. Patience Davis
5. Elias Covenhoven m. Willempie Wall
6. John Covenhoven m. Eleanor Wyckoff, see #6, Line #2 above

Line #4

1. Jean Montfort m. Jacqueline Moreau
2. Pieter Montfort m. Sarah de Plancken
3. Jannetje Pieterse Montfort m. Willem Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven
4. Pieter Willemse Van Kouwenhoven m. Patience Davis
5. Jannetje Van Kouwenhoven m. William Williamson
6. David Williamson m. Eleanor Schuyler, see #6, Line 1 above

 

 

John Clark(e) 1736-1809 Will

This will is at Northumberland County (PA) Probate 2:95:

In the name of God Amen, I John Clarke of the Township of West Buffalo in the County of Northumberland and State of Pennsylvania Yeoman being weak in body, but of sound mind and memory and understanding blessed be God for the same but considering the uncertainty of this transitory life do make and publish this my last will and Testament in manner and form following to wit: Principally and first of all I commend my immortal Soul into the hands of God who gave it and my body to the earth to be buried in a decent and christian like manner at the discretion of my Executors hereinafter named and as to such wordly estate wherewith it hath pleased God to bless me in this life, I give and dispose of the same in the following manner to wit; First it is my will and I do order that all my just Debts and funeral expenses be duly paid and satisfied as soon as conveniently can be after my decease. 

Item I give and bequeath unto my daughter Jane, the wife of David Watson the sum of one thousand eight hundred sixty six Dollars and sixty seven cents Lawful Money current in the state of Pennsylvania as soon as conveniently can be after my decease.

Item I give and bequeath unto William Clark and Jane Clarke (being two of the children of my son Joseph Clarke) the sum of eight hundred Dollars in like Money aforesaid equally to be divided between them or their legal Representatives on their arrival of the age of twenty one years or days of marriage which ever shall first happen. 

Item I given and bequeath unto John Ram (torn) the sum of forty Dollars in like Money aforesaid to be paid to him as soon as conveniently can be after my decease. 

Item, I give and bequeath unto Widow Fisher (lately the wife of Philip Fisher) unto widow Little (lately the wife of Samuel Little) and unto widow McNutley (lately the wife of _____ McNutley) the sum of forty Dollars iin lie money aforesaid equally to be divided between them by my Executors herein after named and to be paid to them as soon as conveniently can be after my Deceased

And as touching all the rest residue and remainder of my Estate that is to say in Money Bonds, Notes or  Book Accounts, I give and bequeath unto the Children of my son Joseph Clarke in share and share alike to be paid to them as soon as the money shall come into the hands of the said Executors after my Decease.

And lastly I nominate constitute and app0int my friends David Watson and Christopher Eilert both of said  West Buffalo Township in the County and State aforesaid to be the Executors of this my last will and Testament hereby revoking all other wills and testaments legacies and bequeaths by me heretofore made and declaring this and no other to be my last will and testament.

In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and Seal the ninth Day of December in the year of our Lord One thousand eight hundred and seven. 

John Clarke

 

 

John Clark 1785-1853 Will

In the name of the Benevolent Father of all, I John Clark of the County of Brown and State of Ohio do make and publish this my last Will and Testament.

First, I give and devise to my beloved wife in lieu of widower the one third part of all my property boath real and personal during her natural life and all the stock, household goods, furniture, provisions and other goods and chattels which may thereon at the time of my decease. Selling so much thereof if necessary as may  be sufficient to pay any just debts at the death of my said wife the real estate aforesaid and such part of the personal property or the proceeds thereof as may there remain unconsumed and expended, I give and devise to all my children share and share alike except my son Joseph Clark.

Second, to my son Joseph Clark I give and bequeath the sum of fifty dollars in full of the balance of his share as he received  his share previous.

Item 3rd. I give and bequeath to my granddaughter Mary Ellen Clark, daughter of my son James Clark deceased the sum of three hundred dollars to be paid to her Guardian in twelve months after my death to be put out at interest until she shall arrive at the age of eighteen years.

Item 4th. I devise and bequeath to my daughter Nancy Hopkins my son Wm. W. Clark Ryan Clark Austin Clark Milton A. Clark Sara J. Snedacar and Ellen Clark each an equal share of my estate boath real and personal that is share and share alike except my youngest daughter Ellen Clark is to have two hundred dollars more than the rest and also excepting the dividends noted above.

Item 5th. I do hereby nominate and appoint my brother William W. Clark and my wife Ellen  Clark Executors of this my last Will and Testament hereby authorizing and empowering them to compromise adjust release and discharge in such manner as they may deem proper the debts and claims due me.

In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 25th day of October in the year 1851.

John Clark

Signed and acknowledged by said John Clark as his last Will and Testament and signed by us in his presence at his request

A. C. Dugan

T.W. McKee

Brown County Probate Records 3:91 et seq.

 

John Clark c. 1736-1809 of Mifflinburg, Pennsylvania

1. Captain John Clark was born about 1736 and died 22 February 1809 at Mifflinburg, Pennsylvania.  He may be the possible son of another John Clark and brother of  Walter, William, James, Adam,and Robert.  John married about 1755, Florence (---), possibly a Watson who died 16 September 1807 at Mifflinburg.  John was a captain in the American Revolution.  John and Florence had two children: Jane and Joseph.
2. Joseph Clark was born about 1760 in Pennsylvania and died about 1814 at Lewis Township, Ohio.  He married about 1780 at Union County, Pennsylvania, Sarah Watson, born about 1760 and died 26 April 1833 at Brown County, Ohio, daughter of William Watson.  Joseph and Sarah had six children: Sarah Watson, John, Margaret, Jane, William Watson, and Mary (Polly).
3. (a) Sarah Watson Clark born 28 February 1783 at Union County, Pennsylvania and died 7 June 1866 Higginsport, Ohio.  She married James Wells, born 30 November 1781 at Maryland and died 30 July 1857, Lewis Township, Ohio.  Together they had four children: Augustus A., Joseph Clark, Jane L., and Lucinda. (b) John Clark born 22 November 1785 at Union County, Pennsylvania and died 19 April 1853 at Lewis Township, Ohio.  He married on 16 March 1808 at Maysville, Kentucky, Eleanor Ryan born 28 November 1787 at Kentucky and died 12 December 1869 at Lewis Township, Ohio.  Will in Brown Co. Ohio, Book 3, 91.  Together they had eleven children: Joseph, James Ryan, John B., Nancy Ryan, William Watson, Michael Ryan, Newton E., Austin M., Milton Edward, Sarah Jane, and Ellen E.
4. Michael Ryan Clark was born 11 February 1820 at Lewis Township, Ohio and died 18 November 1870 at Leavenworth County, Kansas.  He married his first cousin Jane L. Wells, born 27 June 1822 at Brown County, Ohio and died 13 May 1893 at Linwood, Kansas, daughter of James and Sarah Watson (Clark) Wells.  Michael and  Jane had six children: Thomas W., Sarah E., Jane  R., Charles Chester, Elizabeth D., and Jesse.
5. Charles Chester Clark was born 24 December 1852 at Lewis Township, Ohio and died 28 February 1942 at Comanche, Oklahoma.  He married 26 January 1885, at Leavenworth County, Kansas, Alice May Morrow, born 26 February 1857 at Neosho, Missouri, and died 11 August 1941 at Comanche, Oklahoma, daughter of William Lindsey and Sarah Ann (Glenn) Morrow.  They had four children: Chester C., Glenn Cecil, William Lynn, and Grace A.
6. William Lynn Clark born 16 May 1891 at Holton, Kansas and died 29 October 1958 at Arlington, Virginia.  He married on 18 August 1917 at Norman, Oklahoma, Ruth Berrigan, born 6 October 1896 at Platteville, Wisconsin and died 24 October 1995 at Silver Spring, Maryland.  William was U. Oklahoma (A.B. 1914) and Ruth was U. Oklahoma (A.B. 1918).  World War I Veteran (2nd Lt.) Co. A 334th Machine Gun BN 87th Division USA.  William was a geologist.  He had one child:  Edmund Berrigan.
7. Edmund Berrigan Clark was born 1 March 1921 at Duncan, Oklahoma and died 27 March 2003 at San Francisco, California.  He married at San Francisco on 17 February 1944, Doris Carmon  Ridpath, born 31 October 1921 at Stillwater, Oklahoma and died 1 June 2012 at San Francisco, California, daughter of John Wesley and Nell (Carmon) Ridpath.  Edmund was U. Oklahoma (A.B. 1951) and Harvard University (LL.B. 1949). Edmund fought in World War II in the Army  Air Corps in the Pacific Theater.  Edmund was an attorney with the Department of Justice.  They had two children: Michael Berrigan and Johanna Katherine.

Sources:

“Clarks from Pennsylvania and Allied Families From Early 1700s to 1984” by Eunice Newbold Clark (the author: Dallas, TX, 1984).
Vertical File materials from the DAR Library in Washington DC under the name of John Clark of PA, including a chart of the Clark-Watson family of Buffalo Valley, PA.

“The History of Brown County, Ohio” (Chicago: Beers & Co., 1883).
“Historical Collections of Brown County, Ohio” by Carl N. Thompson (Hammer Graphics: Piqua, Ohio).

1850 U.S. Census for Ohio, Brown County, Lewis Township, family #194.
1860 U.S. Census for Ohio, Brown County, Lewis Township, family #855 (son Joseph C. Wells).

U.S. census for Ohio, 1850, Lewis Township, Brown County, Page #134, Family #943 (Reel #939)(as Ryan Clark).
U.S. census for Ohio, 1860, Lewis Township, Brown County, Page #46, Family #245 (Reel #662)(as Ryan Clark).
U.S. census for Kansas, 1870, High Prairie Township, Leavenworth County, pp. 32-3 #231 (as Ryan Clark).

U.S. Census for Kansas, 1880, High Prairie, Leavenworth, p. 90C (listed as J.L. Clark).

1910 Census shows that he was born in Ohio of parents born in Ohio. (McPherson Township, Stephens County, DE #235, Sheet 4, Line 75).
1920 Census in McPherson Township, Stephens Co., ED #255, Sheet 1, Line12.
1900 U.S. Census for Kansas (Vol. 28, ED#104, Sheet 7, Line60) in Sherman Township, Leavenworth Co.

"Who's Who in Government" (Chicago, Marquis) First ed. 1972-3, 2nd ed. 1975-6.

 

Happy Birthday

Today is my father-in-law's 100th birthday.  Edmund Berrigan Clark March 1, 1921-March 27, 2003.

My favorite story about him is that he was in the fabled class of 1942 at U. Oklahoma.  Of course, December 7, 1941 happened in his senior year and after that semester he enlisted.  He never finished the last semester of his undergraduate degree.  In 1945 with the war won and in the Pacific theater he heard about the GI Bill and on a blank envelope  wrote to Harvard Law School to attend.  They wrote back and based on his grades and the GI Bill he was accepted with  the proviso that he finish his  undergraduate  degree.  So he attended Harvard Law School from 1946 to 1949 and graduated with an LLB.  He later took classes at American University and finished his undergraduate degree in 1952.  So he  got his law degree first and undergraduate degree second. 

He made his career in the U.S. Justice department arguing  cases at the appellate and supreme court levels.

 

Ahnentafel for William Lynn Clark

1 William Lynn CLARK. Born on 16 May 1891 in Holton, Kansas.¹ William Lynn died in Arlington, Virginia, on 29 Oct 1958; he was 67. Buried in Arlington National Cemetery. Occupation: Geologist.

1900 U.S. Census for Kansas (Vol. 28, ED#104, Sheet 7, Line60) in Sherman Township, Leavenworth Co.

Passport Application #144301, dated 22 November 1919

Military: World War I Veteran (2nd Lt.) Co. A 334th Machine Gun BN 87th Division USA

On 18 Aug 1917 when William Lynn was 26, he married Ruth BERRIGAN in Norman, Oklahoma.²

2 Charles Chester CLARK. Born on 24 Dec 1852 in Lewis Township, Brown, Co., Ohio.³ Charles Chester died in Comanche, Stephens, Oklahoma, on 28 Feb 1942; he was 89.^3,4 Buried in Fairlawn Cemetery. Occupation: Farmer.

1910 Census shows that he was born in Ohio of parents born in Ohio. (McPherson Township, Stephens County, DE #235, Sheet 4, Line 75)

1920 Census in McPherson Township, Stephens Co., ED #255, Sheet 1, Line12

1900 U.S. Census for Kansas (Vol. 28, ED#104, Sheet 7, Line60) in Sherman Township, Leavenworth Co.

U.S. census for Ohio, 1860, Lewis Township, Brown County, Page #46, Family #245

His death certificate notes his father’s name as Michael Clark and mother as (blank) Wells.

U.S. Census for Kansas, 1880, High Prairie, Leavenworth, p. 90C

Research: “Clarks from Pennsylvania and Allied Families From Early 1700s to 1984” by Eunice Newbold Clark (the author: Dallas, TX, 1984)

Vertical File materials from the DAR Library in Washington DC under the name of John Clark of PA, including a chart of the Clark-Watson family of Buffalo Valley, PA

On 26 Jan 1885 when Charles Chester was 32, he married Alice May MORROW in Leavenworth County, Kansas.⁵

3 Alice May MORROW. Born on 26 Feb 1857 in Neosho, Newton, Missouri.^3,6 Alice May died in Comanche, Stephens, Oklahoma, on 11 Aug 1941; she was 84.^3,6 Buried in Fairlawn Cemetery.

The 1910 Census (Stephens Co. OK) shows she was born in Missouri with parents born in Tennessee. Also in 1920 census in Stephens Co. No probate for her in Stephens Co. 1930-1940.

1900 U.S. Census for Kansas (Vol. 28, ED#104, Sheet 7, Line60) in Sherman Township, Leavenworth Co.

U.S. Census 1870 Kansas, High Prairie Township, Leavenworth County, p. 27, #194

U.S. census for 1880 Kansas, Leavenworth County, ED 146, Sheet 29, Line 1

Kansas State Census for 1875 as age 17 with J.D. Morrow (she noted as A.M. Morrow), born MO, in High Prairie Township, Leavenworth, Co.

U.S. census for 1860 Missouri, Newton County, Neosho, Family #537

4 Michael Ryan CLARK. Born on 11 Feb 1820 in Lewis Township, Brown Co., Ohio. Michael Ryan died in Leavenworth County, Kansas, on 18 Nov 1870; he was 50. Occupation: Farmer/Remittance Man.

U.S. census for Ohio, 1850, Lewis Township, Brown County, Page #134, Family #943 (Reel #939)(as Ryan Clark)

U.S. census for Ohio, 1860, Lewis Township, Brown County, Page #46, Family #245 (Reel #662)(as Ryan Clark)

U.S. census for Kansas, 1870, High Prairie Township, Leavenworth County, pp. 32-3 #231 (as Ryan Clark)

Research: “Clarks from Pennsylvania and Allied Families From Early 1700s to 1984” by Eunice Newbold Clark (the author: Dallas, TX, 1984)

Vertical File materials from the DAR Library in Washington DC under the name of John Clark of PA, including a chart of the Clark-Watson family of Buffalo Valley, PA

abt 1843 when Michael Ryan was 22, he married Jane L. WELLS in Ohio.

5 Jane L. WELLS. Born on 27 Jul 1822 in Brown County, Ohio. Jane L. died in Linwood, Kansas, on 13 May 1893; she was 70. Buried in Reno Cemetery.

U.S. census for Ohio, 1850, Lewis Township, Brown County, Page #134, Family #943

U.S. census for Ohio, 1860, Lewis Township, Brown County, Page #46, Family #245

U.S. census for Kansas, 1870, High Prairie Township, Leavenworth County, pp. 32-3 #231

U.S. Census for Kansas, 1880, High Prairie, Leavenworth, p. 90C (listed as J.L. Clark)

Research: “Clarks from Pennsylvania and Allied Families From Early 1700s to 1984” by Eunice Newbold Clark (the author: Dallas, TX, 1984)

Vertical File materials from the DAR Library in Washington DC under the name of John Clark of PA, including a chart of the Clark-Watson family of Buffalo Valley, PA

6 William Lindsey MORROW. Born on 26 Apr 1831 in Jefferson County, Tennessee.⁷ William Lindsey died in Leavenworth, Kansas, on 16 May 1874; he was 43. Occupation: Merchant/Farmer.

U.S. Census 1870 Kansas, High Prairie Township, Leavenworth County, p. 27, #194

U.S. census for 1860 Missouri, Newton County, Neosho, Family #537

U.S. census for 1850 Tennessess, McNairy County

Research: “History of Kentucky” by William Elsey Connelley and E.M. Coulter (American Historical Society, 1922) V:47

On 10 Dec 1854 when William Lindsey was 23, he married Sarah Ann GLENN in Obion County, Tennessee.⁸

7 Sarah Ann GLENN. Born on 20 Mar 1836 in Sumner County, Tennessee. Sarah Ann died in Cedar Rapids, Nebraska, on 17 Apr 1909; she was 73.⁹ Buried in Cedar Rapids, Nebraska.

1850 U.S. census for Tennessee, Obion County, District No. 2, p. 709/355.

U.S. census for 1860 Missouri, Newton County, Neosho, Family #537

U.S. Census 1870 Kansas, High Prairie Township, Leavenworth County, p. 27, #194

1875 Kansas State Census; Leavenworth County, High Prairie Township, Family #148

U.S. census for 1880 Kansas, Leavenworth County, ED 146, Sheet 29, Line 1

Research: “History of Kentucky” by William Elsey Connelley and E.M. Coulter (American Historical Society, 1922) V:47

8 John CLARK. Born on 22 Feb 1785 in Union County, Pennsylvania. John died in Lewis Township, Brown Co., Ohio, on 19 Apr 1853; he was 68. Buried in Ebenezer Presbyterian Church, Lewis Twnsp. Occupation: Farmer.

Noted in the 1819 Brown County, Ohio Tax List: “Early Ohio Tax Records” by Esther W. Powell (1971), p. 36

Will in Brown Co. OH, Book 3, 91

Research: “The History of Brown County, Ohio” (Chicago: Beers & Co., 1883)

“Historical Collections of Brown County, Ohio” by Carl N. Thompson (Hammer Graphics: Piqua, Ohio)

“Clarks from Pennsylvania and Allied Families From Early 1700s to 1984” by Eunice Newbold Clark (the author: Dallas, TX, 1984)

Vertical File materials from the DAR Library in Washington DC under the name of John Clark of PA, including a chart of the Clark-Watson family of Buffalo Valley, PA

On 16 Mar 1808 when John was 23, he married Eleanor RYAN in Maysville, Mason County, Kentucky.¹⁰

9 Eleanor RYAN. Born on 28 Nov 1787 in Kentucky. Eleanor died in Lewis Township, Brown, Co., Ohio, on 12 Dec 1869; she was 82. Buried in Ebenezer Presbyterian Church, Lewis Twnsp.

With son Joseph in the 1860 census.

Will in Brown Co., OH, Book 5, 229

Research: “The History of Brown County, Ohio” (Chicago: Beers & Co., 1883)

“Historical Collections of Brown County, Ohio” by Carl N. Thompson (Hammer Graphics: Piqua, Ohio)

“Clarks from Pennsylvania and Allied Families From Early 1700s to 1984” by Eunice Newbold Clark (the author: Dallas, TX, 1984)

Vertical File materials from the DAR Library in Washington DC under the name of John Clark of PA, including a chart of the Clark-Watson family of Buffalo Valley, PA

10 James WELLS. Born on 30 Nov 1781 in Maryland. James died in Lewis Township, Brown, Ohio, on 30 Jul 1857; he was 75. Occupation: Farmer/Justice of the Peace/County Commissioner.

1850 U.S. Census for Ohio, Brown County, Lewis Township, family #194

Had a brother named Frank; 9 children--6 boys and 3 girls

Research: “Clarks from Pennsylvania and Allied Families From Early 1700s to 1984” by Eunice Newbold Clark (the author: Dallas, TX, 1984)

Vertical File materials from the DAR Library in Washington DC under the name of John Clark of PA, including a chart of the Clark-Watson family of Buffalo Valley, PA

“History of Brown County Ohio” (Chicago, W. H. Beers & Co. 1883)

Military: War of 1812

abt 1803 when James was 21, he married Sarah Watson CLARK.

11 Sarah Watson CLARK. Born on 28 Feb 1783 in Union County, Pennsylvania. Sarah Watson died in Higginsport, Ohio, on 7 Jun 1866; she was 83.

1850 U.S. Census for Ohio, Brown County, Lewis Township, family #194

1860 U.S. Census for Ohio, Brown County, Lewis Township, family #855 (son Joseph C. Wells)

Research: “Clarks from Pennsylvania and Allied Families From Early 1700s to 1984” by Eunice Newbold Clark (the author: Dallas, TX, 1984)

Vertical File materials from the DAR Library in Washington DC under the name of John Clark of PA, including a chart of the Clark-Watson family of Buffalo Valley, PA

“History of Brown County Ohio” (Chicago, W. H. Beers & Co. 1883)

12 Dr. William Isaac Irvine MORROW. Born on 25 Nov 1802 in Jefferson County, Tennessee.⁷ William Isaac Irvine died in Neosho, Newton, Missouri, on 4 Mar 1875; he was 72.⁷ Occupation: Physician//Farmer.

Doctor for the Cherokees on the “Trail of Tears” kept diary of event.

U.S. census for 1850 Tennessess, McNairy County

“History of Kentucky” by William Elsey Connelley and E.M. Coulter (American Historical Society, 1922) V:47

On 27 Jun 1826 when William Isaac Irvine was 23, he married Lavinia Lea JARNAGIN in Jefferson County, Tennessee.⁷

13 Lavinia Lea JARNAGIN. Born on 7 Jun 1808 in Jefferson County, Tennessee. Lavinia Lea died in Neosho, Newton, Missouri, on 24 Mar 1880; she was 71.

U.S. census for 1850 Tennessess, McNairy County

“History of Kentucky” by William Elsey Connelley and E.M. Coulter (American Historical Society, 1922) V:47

14 Daniel GLENN. Born abt 1812 in Tennessee. Daniel died in Union City, Tennessee, on 10 Mar 1864; he was 52.

1850 U.S. census for Tennessee, Obion County, District No. 2, p. 709/355; claims birthplace is Tenn.

1860 U.S. census for Tennessee, Obion County, District, No. 3, p. 20; claims birthplace is Virginia.

Probably the Daniel Glen (sic) in the 1840 census in Sumner County, TN with a male 30-40, one 15-20, two girls under five and a woman 20-30. Another Daniel Glenn appears in Williamson County but without any females in the household.

Possibly the son of William Glenn of Smith Co. Tennessee (1830 census)

Confederate Soldier?

Owned four slaves in 1860.

Research: “History of Kentucky” by William Elsey Connelley and E.M. Coulter (American Historical Society, 1922) V:47

“Ridgways in the U.S.A.” by Gertrude N. Brick and Thurman Ridgway (Baltimore, Md.:Gateway Press, 1980).

On 26 Feb 1835 when Daniel was 23, he married Mary Jane BRANSFORD.

15 Mary Jane BRANSFORD. Born on 9 Sep 1808 in Smith County, Tennessee. Mary Jane died in Union City, Tennessee, on 9 Aug 1878; she was 69.

1850 U.S. census for Tennessee, Obion County, District No. 2, p. 709/355.

1860 U.S. census for Tennessee, Obion County, District, No. 3, p. 20.

1870 U.S. census for Tennessee, Obion County, District No. 2, Union City, p. 81

Research: “History of Kentucky” by William Elsey Connelley and E.M. Coulter (American Historical Society, 1922) V:47

“Ridgways in the U.S.A.” by Gertrude N. Brick and Thurman Ridgway (Baltimore, Md.:Gateway Press, 1980).

16 Joseph CLARK. Born abt 1760. Joseph died in Lewis Township, Brown, Co., Ohio, abt 1814; he was 54.

Had six children and emigrated from Pennsylvania to Ohio in 1795.

Research: “The History of Brown County, Ohio” (Chicago: Beers & Co., 1883)

“Historical Collections of Brown County, Ohio” by Carl N. Thompson (Hammer Graphics: Piqua, Ohio)

“Clarks from Pennsylvania and Allied Families From Early 1700s to 1984” by Eunice Newbold Clark (the author: Dallas, TX, 1984)

Vertical File materials from the DAR Library in Washington DC under the name of John Clark of PA, including a chart of the Clark-Watson family of Buffalo Valley, PA

abt 1780 when Joseph was 20, he married Sarah WATSON in Union County, Pennsylvania.

17 Sarah WATSON. Born abt 1760 in Union County, Pennsylvania. Sarah died in Brown County, Ohio, on 26 Apr 1833; she was 73.

Research: “Clarks from Pennsylvania and Allied Families From Early 1700s to 1984” by Eunice Newbold Clark (the author: Dallas, TX, 1984)

Vertical File materials from the DAR Library in Washington DC under the name of John Clark of PA, including a chart of the Clark-Watson family of Buffalo Valley, PA

18 Michael RYAN. Born abt 1760. Michael died aft 1810; he was 50.

20 WELLS.

22 Joseph CLARK. (Same as ahnentafel number 16.)

23 Sarah WATSON. (Same as ahnentafel number 17.)

24 David MORROW. Born on 17 Mar 1781 in Augusta County, Virginia.⁷ David died in Jefferson County, Tennessee, on 5 Nov 1825; he was 44.⁷

On 23 Jul 1800 when David was 19, he married Priscilla DOHERTY in Jefferson County, Tennessee.^7,11,12

25 Priscilla DOHERTY. Born on 26 Mar 1783 in Augusta County, Virginia.⁷ Priscilla died in Jefferson County, Tennessee, on 15 Mar 1861; she was 77.⁷

26 Chesley JARNAGIN. Born on 20 Nov 1772. Chesley died in Jefferson County, Tennessee, on 17 Apr 1826; he was 53.

On 14 Mar 1793 when Chesley was 20, he married Martha BARTON in Jefferson County, Tennessee.^11,12

27 Martha BARTON. Born on 16 Feb 1774 in Pittsylvania, Virginia. Martha died in Jefferson County, Tennessee, on 5 Aug 1843; she was 69.

Research: “Descendants of Isaac Barton of Killaloe County Clare Ireland” by Margaret Barton Marsh Carter (Barton Family Association, Knoxville, TN, 1988)

30 John BRANSFORD III. Born abt 1763 in Chesterfield County, Virginia. John died in Smith County, Tennessee, on 31 Dec 1830; he was 67.

Research: “Ridgways in the U.S.A.” by Gertrude N. Brick and Thurman Ridgway (Baltimore, Md.:Gateway Press, 1980).

On 21 Apr 1791 when John was 28, he married Mary RIDGWAY in Buckingham County, Virginia.

31 Mary RIDGWAY. Born abt 1770 in Buckingham County, Virginia. Mary died in Smith County, Tennessee, on 6 Feb 1840; she was 70.

Research: “Ridgways in the U.S.A.” by Gertrude N. Brick and Thurman Ridgway (Baltimore, Md.:Gateway Press, 1980).

32 Captain John CLARK. Born abt 1736. John died in Mifflinburg, Pennsylvania, on 22 Feb 1809; he was 73. Occupation: Farmer/Lawyer.

Possibly son of another John Clark and brother of Walter, William, James, Adam and Robert

Research: “Clarks from Pennsylvania and Allied Families From Early 1700s to 1984” by Eunice Newbold Clark (the author: Dallas, TX, 1984)

Vertical File materials from the DAR Library in Washington DC under the name of John Clark of PA, including a chart of the Clark-Watson family of Buffalo Valley, PA

abt 1755 when John was 19, he married Florence.

33 Florence. Born abt 1731. Florence died in Mifflinburg, Pennsylvania, on 16 Sep 1807; she was 76.

Possibly surnamed Watson and sister of William Watson

Research: “Clarks from Pennsylvania and Allied Families From Early 1700s to 1984” by Eunice Newbold Clark (the author: Dallas, TX, 1984)

Vertical File materials from the DAR Library in Washington DC under the name of John Clark of PA, including a chart of the Clark-Watson family of Buffalo Valley, PA

34 William WATSON.

48 William MORROW. Born abt 1750.

William married Rachel.

49 Rachel. Born abt 1755.

50 Major General George DOHERTY. Born on 18 Jan 1749 in Augusta County, Virginia. George died in Jefferson County, Tennessee, on 27 May 1833; he was 84. Buried in Shady Grove Cemetery.

Military: Revolutionary War General. At the Battle of King’s Mountain.

War of 1812

Pension Application #S1807 

abt 1777 when George was 27, he married Priscilla GOFORTH in Mecklenburg County, North Carolina.

51 Priscilla GOFORTH. Born abt 1752. Priscilla died in Jefferson County, Tennessee, on 21 May 1822; she was 70. Buried in Shady Grove Cemetery.

52 Thomas JARNAGIN. Born on 25 Nov 1746 in Pittsylvania, Virginia. Thomas died in Jefferson County, Tennessee, on 26 Feb 1802; he was 55.

Research: “The Harbours in America” by Louis J. Williams (Harbor Family Association)

Thomas married Mary Lavinia WITT.

53 Mary Lavinia WITT. Born on 4 Apr 1753 in Halifax, Virginia. Mary Lavinia died in Jefferson County, Tennessee, on 7 Aug 1830; she was 77.

Research: “The Harbours in America” by Louis J. Williams (Harbor Family Association)

54 Rev. Isaac BARTON. Born on 16 Aug 1746 in Fredericks, Maryland. Isaac died in Jefferson County, Tennessee, on 10 Nov 1831; he was 85.

Research: “Descendants of Isaac Barton of Killaloe County Clare Ireland” by Margaret Barton Marsh Carter (Barton Family Association, Knoxville, TN, 1988)

On 9 Oct 1772 when Isaac was 26, he married Keziah MURPHY in Henry County, Virginia.

55 Keziah MURPHY. Born on 7 Aug 1754 in Virginia. Keziah died in Springvale, Hamblen, Tennessee, on 29 Jul 1845; she was 90.

Research: “Descendants of Isaac Barton of Killaloe County Clare Ireland” by Margaret Barton Marsh Carter (Barton Family Association, Knoxville, TN, 1988)

60 John BRANSFORD Jr.

John married Sarah EASTER.

61 Sarah EASTER.

62 RIchard RIDGWAY. Born abt 1745. RIchard died in Shelby County, Kentucky, abt 1804; he was 59.

Research: “Ridgways in the U.S.A.” by Gertrude N. Brick and Thurman Ridgway (Baltimore, Md.:Gateway Press, 1980).

100 Major George DOHERTY.

George married Elizabeth WILLIAMS.

101 Elizabeth WILLIAMS.

102 Preston GOFORTH. Born on 20 May 1714 in Easton, Talbot County, Maryland. Preston died in Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, in 1781; he was 66.

abt 1736 when Preston was 21, he married Rachel CLEMENTS.

103 Rachel CLEMENTS. Born abt 1714.

104 John JARNAGIN. Born abt 1720.

Possibly the son of Thomas and Elizabeth (---) Jarnigan; grandson of John and Temperance (Moore) Jarnigan and great-grandson of the immigrant Thomas Jarnigan. See Virginia Genealogist 50 (2006):73-4

John married Mary BYNUM.

105 Mary BYNUM. Born abt 1724.

106 Charles WITT. Born abt 1712 in Manakin, Albemarle, Virginia. Charles died in Halifax, Virginia, on 30 Jan 1791; he was 79.

Research: “Witt Family of Old Pike County” by Roy L. Parsons (the author, Wewoka, OK, 1967)

“The Harbours in America” by Louis J. Williams (Harbor Family Association)

Charles married Lavinia HARBOUR.

107 Lavinia HARBOUR. Born abt 1720 in Halifax, Virginia. Lavinia died in Halifax, Virginia, in 1781; she was 61.

Research: “The Harbours in America” by Louis J. Williams (Harbor Family Association)

108 Joshua BARTON. Born on 19 Aug 1718 in Chester, Pennsylvania. Joshua died in Boonesboro, Kentucky, in 1779; he was 60.

Research: “Descendants of Isaac Barton of Killaloe County Clare Ireland” by Margaret Barton Marsh Carter (Barton Family Association, Knoxville, TN, 1988)

abt 1741 when Joshua was 22, he married Jane DUBART in Fredericks, Maryland.

109 Jane DUBART. Born on 9 Apr 1725 in Germany. Jane died in Rowan, North Carolina, in 1760; she was 34.

Research: “Descendants of Isaac Barton of Killaloe County Clare Ireland” by Margaret Barton Marsh Carter (Barton Family Association, Knoxville, TN, 1988)

110 Rev. William MURPHY. Born in Ireland.

Research: “History of Rev. William Murphy and His Descendants 1798-1918” by

William married Mary FANQUOY.

111 Mary FANQUOY.

120 John BRANSFORD. John died bef Dec 1768 in Chesterfield County, Virginia.

124 Samuel RIDGWAY. Samuel died abt 1781 in Buckingham County, Virginia.

Research: “Ridgways in the U.S.A.” by Gertrude N. Brick and Thurman Ridgway (Baltimore, Md.:Gateway Press, 1980).

On 1 Jul 1742 Samuel married Mary BELLAMY.

125 Mary BELLAMY. Mary died bef 1751.

Research: “Ridgways in the U.S.A.” by Gertrude N. Brick and Thurman Ridgway (Baltimore, Md.:Gateway Press, 1980).

204 William GOFORTH Jr. Born abt 1665 in England. William died in Wilmington, Delaware, abt Jul 1748; he was 83.

Research: “Early Families of Southern Maryland” b Elise Greenup Jourdan, Volume 3, pp. 25-26.

Goforth Genealogy by George Tuttle Goforth (Annandale, Va., 1981, 3rd ed.)

abt 1694 when William was 29, he married Sarah PRESTON.

205 Sarah PRESTON. Born abt 1670. Sarah died aft 1715; she was 45.

Research: “Early Families of Southern Maryland” b Elise Greenup Jourdan, Volume 3, pp. 25-26.

Goforth Genealogy by George Tuttle Goforth (Annandale, Va., 1981, 3rd ed.)

208 Thomas JARNAGIN.

Thomas married Elizabeth.

209 Elizabeth.

210 John BYNUM.

John married Mary EVANS.

211 Mary EVANS.

212 William (Guillaume) WITT. Born abt 1675 in La Rochelle, France. William (Guillaume) died in Charlottesville, Virginia, on 13 Jun 1754; he was 79.

Research: “Witt Family of Old Pike County” by Roy L. Parsons (the author, Wewoka, OK, 1967)

William (Guillaume) married Elizabeth Mildred DAUX.

213 Elizabeth Mildred DAUX. Born abt 1684 in France. Elizabeth Mildred died in St. Anne, Albermarle, Virginia, in 1741; she was 57.

214 Thomas HARBOUR. Born abt 1675 in Wales. Thomas died in Henry County, Virginia, in 1770; he was 95.

Research: “The Harbours in America” by Louis J. Williams (Harbor Family Association)

abt 1720 when Thomas was 45, he married Sarah WITT.

215 Sarah WITT. Born abt 1695 in Charles City, Virginia. Sarah died aft 1769; she was 74.

Research: “The Harbours in America” by Louis J. Williams (Harbor Family Association)

216 Isaac BARTON. Born abt 1683 in Killaloe, County Clare, Ireland. Isaac died in Oxford, Pennsylvania, in May 1721; he was 38.

Research: “Descendants of Isaac Barton of Killaloe County Clare Ireland” by Margaret Barton Marsh Carter (Barton Family Association, Knoxville, TN, 1988)

On 6 Oct 1705 when Isaac was 22, he married Sarah VESEY in Limmerick, Ireland.

217 Sarah VESEY. Born abt 1685 in Limmerick, Ireland.

Research: “Descendants of Isaac Barton of Killaloe County Clare Ireland” by Margaret Barton Marsh Carter (Barton Family Association, Knoxville, TN, 1988)

408 William GOFORTH. Born abt 1631 in Knedlington, England. William died in Burlington, New Jersey, abt 1678; he was 47.

Passenger on the “Martha” September 1677.

Research: Lincolnshire Notes & Queries 8 (1904-5):188-89.

Goforth Genealogy by George Tuttle Goforth (Annandale, Va., 1981, 3rd ed.)

Passengers and Shps Prior to1684 by Walter Lee Sheppard, Jr. (1970)

On 11 Sep 1662 when William was 31, he married Anne SKIPWITH in Hull, Yorkshire, England.

409 Anne SKIPWITH. Born abt 1642. Anne died in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, on 3 Apr 1723; she was 81.¹³

Passenger on the “Martha” September 1677.

Research: Lincolnshire Notes & Queries 8 (1904-5):188-89.

Goforth Genealogy by George Tuttle Goforth (Annandale, Va., 1981, 3rd ed.)

410 John PRESTON. Born abt 1645. John died in Talbot County, Maryland, on 9 Dec 1712; he was 67.

Research: “Early Families of Southern Maryland” b Elise Greenup Jourdan, Volume 3, pp. 25-26.

abt 1669 when John was 24, he married Joan.

411 Joan. Born abt 1650. Joan died aft 1713; she was 63.

Research: “Early Families of Southern Maryland” b Elise Greenup Jourdan, Volume 3, pp. 25-26.

416 John JARNAGIN.

John married Temperance MOORE.

417 Temperance MOORE.

420 John BYNUM.

John married Ann GRICE.

421 Ann GRICE.

424 John WITT. Born abt 1630 in La Rochelle, France. John died in Charles City, Virginia, in 1715; he was 85.

John married Ann DAUX.

425 Ann DAUX. Born abt 1645 in Charles City, Virginia.

430 John WITT Jr. Born abt 1671 in Charles City, Virginia. John died in Charles City, Virginia, in 1742; he was 71.

John married Anne ROGERS.

431 Anne ROGERS. Born abt 1680 in Charles City, Virginia.

816 Miles GOFORTH.

818 Willoughby SKIPWITH. Born in Jan 1613 in South Ormsby, Lincolnshire, England. Willoughby died abt 1658; he was 44.

Research: Lincolnshire Notes & Queries 8 (1904-5):188-89.

Lincolnshire Pedigrees III:894-896 (Skipwith)

Notes on the Visitation of Lincolnshire 1634 pp. 178-186.

On 20 Jul 1634 when Willoughby was 21, he married Honora SAUNDERS in Barnet, Hertford, England.

819 Honora SAUNDERS. Born abt 1614 in London, England. Honora died in York Castle, York, England, on 15 Apr 1679; she was 65.

Research: Lincolnshire Notes & Queries 8 (1904-5):188-89.

Lincolnshire Pedigrees III:894-896 (Skipwith)

Notes on the Visitation of Lincolnshire 1634 pp. 178-186.

Visitation of London, 1633, 1634, 1635 (London, 1883), p. 227

850 Walter DAUX.

Walter married Mary.

851 Mary.

860 John WITT. (Same as ahnentafel number 424.)

861 Ann DAUX. (Same as ahnentafel number 425.)

1636 William SKIPWITH. Born abt 1566. William died in South Ormsby, Lincolnshire, England, in Sep 1622; he was 56. Buried on 1 Oct 1622 in South Ormsby, Lincolnshire, England.

William married Anne PORTINGTON.

1637 Anne PORTINGTON. Anne died aft 1648.

1638 Dr. Patrick SAUNDERS. Born abt 1588 in Weston, Somerset, England. Patrick died in London, England, in Sep 1638; he was 50. Buried on 8 Sep 1638 in London, England. Occupation: Physician.

Great Helen’s of Bishopgate registers

Will in PCC

Research: Visitation of London, 1633, 1634, 1635 (London, 1883), p. 227

On 27 Dec 1613 when Patrick was 25, he married Sarah SMITH in Southwark, England.¹⁴

1639 Sarah SMITH. Born abt 1590 in Withcock, Leicester, England. Sarah died bef 3 Sep 1636; she was 46.

Research: Visitation of London, 1633, 1634, 1635 (London, 1883), p. 227

3272 Sir Richard SKIPWITH. Born abt 1540. Richard died in 1611; he was 71.

abt nov 1565 when Richard was 25, he married Mary CHAMBERLAIN.

3273 Mary CHAMBERLAIN. Born abt 1545.

3274 Thomas PORTINGTON.

Thomas married Elizabeth SKIPWITH.

3275 Elizabeth SKIPWITH.

3278 Henry SMITH.

Research: Visitation of London, 1633, 1634, 1635 (London, 1883), p. 227

Henry married Anne SKIPWITH.

3279 Anne SKIPWITH.

6544 Sir William SKIPWITH. Born abt 1510. William died in Ormsby, Lincoln, England, in Oct 1586; he was 76. Buried on 18 Oct 1586 in Ormsby, Lincoln, England.

abt 1538 when William was 28, he married Elizabeth PAGE.

6545 Elizabeth PAGE. Born abt 1518 in Beechwood, Hertfordshire, England. Elizabeth died in South Ormsby, Lincolnshire, England, in Apr 1573; she was 55. Buried on 7 Apr 1573 in South Ormsby, Lincolnshire, England.

6546 Sir Ralph CHAMBERLAIN.

Research: Visitation of Cambridge, 1575, (London, 1897), p. 41

Ralph married Elizabeth FIENNES.

6547 Elizabeth FIENNES.

Research: Visitation of Cambridge, 1575, (London, 1897), p. 41

6548 John PORTINGTON. John died on 12 Dec 1579.

John married Anne LANGTON.

6549 Anne LANGTON.

6550 Sir William SKIPWITH. (Same as ahnentafel number 6544.)

6551 Elizabeth PAGE. (Same as ahnentafel number 6545.)

6558 Henry SKIPWITH.

Henry married Jane HALL.

6559 Jane HALL.

13088 Sir William SKIPWITH. Born abt 1485. William died on 7 Jul 1547; he was 62.

abt 1505 when William was 20, he married Elizabeth TYRWHIT.

13089 Elizabeth TYRWHIT. Elizabeth died abt 1520.

13090 Sir Richard PAGE. Richard died on 3 Feb 1548/49.

Research: Oxford Dictionary of National Biography (2004) Vol. 42, p. 330

Richard married Elizabeth BOURCHIER.

13091 Elizabeth BOURCHIER. Born abt 1475. Elizabeth died on 8 Aug 1557; she was 82.

Research: Oxford Dictionary of National Biography (2004) Vol. 42, p. 330

13092 Sir Edward CHAMBERLAIN.

Research: Visitation of Cambridge, 1575, (London, 1897), p. 41

Edward married Jane STARKEY.

13093 Jane STARKEY.

Research: Visitation of Cambridge, 1575, (London, 1897), p. 41

13094 Sir Robert FIENNES.

Research: Visitation of Cambridge, 1575, (London, 1897), p. 41

Robert married Eleanor JENNEY.

13095 Eleanor JENNEY.

Research: Visitation of Cambridge, 1575, (London, 1897), p. 41

13096 Henry PORTINGTON. Henry died bef 28 May 1560.

Henry married Maude TYRWHIT.

13097 Maude TYRWHIT. Maude died aft 1560.

13098 John LANGTON.

John married Rose LITTLEBURY.

13099 Rose LITTLEBURY.

13116 Sir William SKIPWITH. (Same as ahnentafel number 13088.)

13117 Alice DYMOKE.

Alice married Sir William SKIPWITH.

26176 Sir John SKIPWITH. John died on 5 Jan 1518.

In 1478 John married Catherine FITZWILLIAM.

26177 Catherine FITZWILLIAM.

26178 Sir William TYRWHIT. William died on 9 Apr 1522.

William married Anne CONSTABLE.

26179 Anne CONSTABLE.

26180 Sir Henry PAGE.

Henry married Margaret DANIEL.

26181 Margaret DANIEL.

26182 Fulke BOURCHIER 2nd Lord FitzWarine. Born on 25 Oct 1445. Fulke died in Bampton, England, on 18 Sep 1479; he was 33.

abt 1470 when Fulke was 24, he married Elizabeth DINHAM.

26183 Elizabeth DINHAM. Born abt 1450. Elizabeth died in London, England, on 19 Oct 1516; she was 66.

26190 Sir William JENNEY. Born abt 1430. William died on 23 Dec 1483; he was 53.

Research: “Plantagenet Ancestry of Seventeenth-Century Colonists” by David Faris, 2nd ed. (NEHGS, Boston, 1999)

Lincolnshire Pedigrees by Maddison, II:547

abt 1455 when William was 25, he married Elizabeth CAWSE.

26191 Elizabeth CAWSE. Born abt 1435. Elizabeth died bef 1470; she was 35.

Research: “Plantagenet Ancestry of Seventeenth-Century Colonists” by David Faris, 2nd ed. (NEHGS, Boston, 1999)

Lincolnshire Pedigrees by Maddison, II:547

26192 Thomas PORTINGTON.

Thomas married Julian ASKE.

26193 Julian ASKE.

26194 Sir Robert TYRWHIT. Born abt 1482. Robert died on 4 Jul 1548; he was 66.

Robert married Maude TALBOYS.

26195 Maude TALBOYS.

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2. Cleveland County, OK Marriage Records for 1917, p. 545, LDS Film #2108715.
3. "Oklahoma Cemeteries, Stephens County, OK, Vol. 1" typescript at DAR Library (1978) which gives birth as 26 Feb 1854
4. “Oklahoma Death Certicate #69-03931.”
5. Leavenworth Co., KS, Marriage License #4877, filed on 14 Feb 1885
6. Oklahoma Death Certificate #69-13724
7. Bible record as recorded in “Pioneers of the Six Bulls: The Newton County, Missouri Saga”, Volume VI, Pioneer Families, pp. 30-1, compiled by Larry A. James (1982)
8. Obion County, Tennessee Marriage Records 1824-1877 compiled by Grace Dietzel Gary and Carolyn West Stricklin (Union City, TN, 1978), p. 32
9. Nebraska State Death Certificate #3301
10. “Kentucky Vital Records: Record of Marriages in Mascon County, Kentucky 1788-1857” compiled by Annie Walker Burns (Kentucky, 1932), p. 33
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13. William Wade Hinshaw, Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy, II:401 (Philadelphia Meeting)
14. NYGBR 29 (1898):17