1362. Athel Jackson-20941
In his son William's obit, Athel's name is spelled Asahel. The obit also says that Athel & Sarah settled in this county 1823. (Montgomery Co., IN)
1860 Census Union, Montgomery Co., Indiana
Athel Jackson 44 M farmer IN
Sarah Jackson 45 F OH
William H. Jackson 23 M carpenter IN
Enoch E. Jackson 19 M carpenter IN
Robert H. Jackson 17 M IN
David C. Jackson 12 M IN
Martha Jackson 10 F domestic IN
1880 Census Montgomery Co., Indiana, Crawfordsville, pg 330 D, age 65, widow, living with son, William H. Jackson.
2467. Robert H. Jackson-20987
1880 Census Montgomery Co., Indiana, Union, pg 316 A, Robert, age 35, Single, carpenter, living with brother, Enoch Jackson. In the 1900 Census for Union, Robert was living with his brother William H.
Crawfordsville Journal 3-11-1914
Following an illness of six years with the infirmities of age Robert H. Jackson, retired carpenter and contractor and one of the most widely known residents of the city died at the home of his brother, David Jackson, 308 W. Market St, at two this morning. Mr. Jackson has been unable to work for a number of years and during that time he has made his home with his brother. The deceased was born in this state May 15, 1843, and was past 70 at death. He was never married.
Besides the brother at whose home he died, Mr. Jackson is survived by one other brother, Henry H. Jackson of Danville, Ill. Funeral services will be held from the home where death occurred at two Friday afternoon. The services will be in charge of Rev. JH Oliphant, pastor of the primitive Baptist Church and Rev. WH Fertich, pastor of Trinity ME Church. Burial will be in Oak Hill Cemetery.
Mr. Jackson had a large number of friends in this city and throughout the county. Of a kindly, charitable disposition, he was the kind of man that easily makes friends. Throughout his long illness he was at all times a patient sufferer and he displayed remarkable fortitude and cheerfulness during the time he was confined to his bed. During the past few days his condition had gradually become weaker and hope for his recovery was given up several days ago.
1364. Harrison Jackson-20879
It is this census record that led me to believe the Allen children were adopted. If that is so, they must have been raised as Jacksons, because in later census records the Allen was dropped and their last names were Jackson.
LATER, Aug 2010: Now I have read a bio of this family here and believe my interpretation of the 1850 census is not correct. The bio says nothing about the children being adopted and I note in later census records the middle initial of John and James is not 'A.'. So I'm going to assume an enumerator error and that these children named Allen are actually Jackson children.1850 United States Federal Census
Home in 1850 (City,County,State): Warren, Illinois
Household Members:
Name Age
Harrison Jackson 30 M farmer IN
Roxina J. Jackson 30 F OH
Loucinda Jackson 9 F IN
Zephunah Allen 7 M IN
John Allen 6 M IL
William Allen 4 M IL
James Allen 1 M IL1860 Census Kelly, Warren Co., Illinois
Harrison Jackson 39 M farmer IN
Roxina J Jackson 39 F OH cannot read or write
Zephanah A Jackson 17 M IN
John C Jackson 15 M IL
Wm A Jackson 13 M IL
James J Jackson 11 M IL
Sarah J Jackson 9 F IL
Irena E Jackson 8 F IL
Amanda C Jackson 4 F IL
Chas H Jackson 3 M IL
Susan M Jackson 1 F IL1880 Census Dist 290, Kelly, Warren Co., Illinois
Jackson, Harrison W M 59 married farmer IN ? ?
Jackson, Roxanna J. W F 59 wife married keeping house OH SC SC
White, Arena W F 27 dau married at home IL IN OH (Irena)
White, Mahala W F 21 dau single at home IL IN OH (error here, should be Mahala Jackson)
White, William E. W M 27 son-in-law married IL PA PA (Irena's husband per 1900 census)next hh is Harrison's son William A.
1880 Census Dist 290, Kelly, Warren Co., Illinois
Jackson, William W M 35 married farmer IL IN OH
Jackson, Charity W F 36 wife married keeping house Missouri IN OH
Jackson, Nora M. W F 11 dau single at school IL IL MO
Jackson, Nettie ?. W F 7 dau single IL IL MO
2480. John C. Jackson-20960
It is this census record that led me to believe the Allen children were adopted. If that is so, they must have been raised as Jacksons, because in later census records the Allen was dropped and their last names were Jackson.
1850 United States Federal Census
Home in 1850 (City,County,State): Warren, Illinois
Household Members:
Name Age
Harrison Jackson 30 M farmer IN
Roxina J. Jackson 30 F OH
Loucinda Jackson 9 F IN
Zephunah Allen 7 M IN
John Allen 6 M IL
William Allen 4 M IL
James Allen 1 M IL1860 Census Kelly, Warren Co., Illinois
Harrison Jackson 39 M farmer IN
Roxina J Jackson 39 F OH cannot read or write
Zephanah A Jackson 17 M IN
John C Jackson 15 M IL
Wm A Jackson 13 M IL
James J Jackson 11 M IL
Sarah J Jackson 9 F IL
Irena E Jackson 8 F IL
Amanda C Jackson 4 F IL
Chas H Jackson 3 M IL
Susan M Jackson 1 F IL
2482. James J. Jackson-20962
It is this census record that led me to believe the Allen children were adopted. If that is so, they must have been raised as Jacksons, because in later census records the Allen was dropped and their last names were Jackson.
1850 United States Federal Census
Home in 1850 (City,County,State): Warren, Illinois
Household Members:
Name Age
Harrison Jackson 30 M farmer IN
Roxina J. Jackson 30 F OH
Loucinda Jackson 9 F IN
Zephunah Allen 7 M IN
John Allen 6 M IL
William Allen 4 M IL
James Allen 1 M IL1860 Census Kelly, Warren Co., Illinois
Harrison Jackson 39 M farmer IN
Roxina J Jackson 39 F OH cannot read or write
Zephanah A Jackson 17 M IN
John C Jackson 15 M IL
Wm A Jackson 13 M IL
James J Jackson 11 M IL
Sarah J Jackson 9 F IL
Irena E Jackson 8 F IL
Amanda C Jackson 4 F IL
Chas H Jackson 3 M IL
Susan M Jackson 1 F IL
2484. Arrena Elizabeth Jackson-20964
Some record state her name as Irene. Indeed it is Irena on the 1860 census. But it is Arena on the 1880 and Arrena on the 1900. She probably was named for her father's sister Arrena.
1880 Census Dist 290, Kelly, Warren Co., Illinois
Jackson, Harrison W M 59 married farmer IN ? ?
Jackson, Roxanna J. W F 59 wife married keeping house OH SC SC
White, Arena W F 27 dau married at home IL IN OH
White, Mahala W F 21 dau single at home IL IN OH (error here, should be Mahala Jackson)
White, William E. W M 27 son-in-law married IL PA PA (Arena's husband per the 1900 census)1900 Census Dist 76, North Henderson, Mercer Co., Illinois
Jackson, Mahala head W F May 1859 41 S IL IN OH
White, Arrena sister W F May 1852 48 M 20yrs 3ch/ 1 lvg IL IN OH
2486. Charles Henry Craig Jackson-20966
1860 Census Kelly, Warren Co., Illinois
Harrison Jackson 39 M farmer IN
Roxina J Jackson 39 F OH cannot read or write
Zephanah A Jackson 17 M IN
John C Jackson 15 M IL
Wm A Jackson 13 M IL
James J Jackson 11 M IL
Sarah J Jackson 9 F IL
Irena E Jackson 8 F IL
Amanda C Jackson 4 F IL
Chas H Jackson 3 M IL
Susan M Jackson 1 F IL
2487. Susan Mahala Jackson-21038
1900 Census Dist 76, North Henderson, Mercer Co., Illinois
Jackson, Mahala head W F May 1859 41 S IL IN OH
White, Arrena sister W F May 1852 48 M 20yrs 3ch/ 1 lvg IL IN OH
1365. Nancy Winsor Jackson-20880
1860 Census Union, Montgomery Co., Indiana
enumerated 17 July 1860 Post Office: Crawfordsville
Daniel Boraker 44 M farmer VA (was difficult to read; David or Daniel?)
Nancy Boraker 36 F IN
William E. Boraker 18 M IN
Lucinda J. Boraker 16 F IN
John W. Boraker 14 M IN
Henry H. Boraker 11 M IN
Ebenezer J. Boraker 10 M IN
Sarah A. Boraker 7 F IN
George M. Boraker 4 M IN
Nancy J. Boraker 1/12 F IN1870 Census Union, Montgomery Co., Indiana
Boraker, Dan'l 53 m W farmer VA
Boraker, Nancy 47 F W keeps house IN
Boraker, Ebenezer 20 M W at home IN
Boraker, Sarah 16 F W at home IN
Boraker, George 13 M W at home IN
Boraker, Nancy 10 F W at home IN
Boraker, John 24 M W farm laborer IN (son)
Boraker, Susan 23 F W keeps house IN (dau-in-law)
Boraker, William 3 M W IN (gr-son)
Boraker, George 1 M W IN (gr-son)Death of Nancy Winsor Jackson
Contributed by Janeen Proctor on 1 Jul 2008
Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Jan 18, 1901:
Nancy Winsor Jackson was born in Wayne Co., IN. Oct. 23, 1822, and died Jan. 11, 1901, aged 78 years and 3 months. She came with her parents to Montgomery County, IN. when only 3 years old and lived on the farm entered by her father for about seventy-five years. She was married to Daniel Boraker Feb. 18, 1841. To them were born eight children, two of whom died before their parents. The living are William F., John W., George M., Mrs. A. G. Cooley and Mrs. F. M. Berkshire. Mother Boraker united with the Baptist Church when quite young and lived a consistent Christian life. She was a good, kind and affectionate mother and neighbor. She was always ready to lend a helping hand to all in distress and sickness. No one ever knew her but to respect and to love her. After only an hour's illness one of earth's noble woman passed peacefully away. The funeral service was conducted at Wesley Chapel by Rev. A. E. Monger and her body was laid to rest in the Wesley Cemetery.
2493. Sarah Ann Boraker-20947
Indiana Marriage Collection, 1800-1941
Name: Sarah Ann Boraker
Spouse Name: Ambrose Goff Cooley
Marriage Date: 25 Nov 1875
Marriage County: Montgomery
Source Title 1: Montgomery County, Indiana
Source Title 2: Index to Marriage Record 1860 - 1920 Inclusive Vol
Source Title 3: W. P. A. Original Record Located: County Clerk's O
Book: 8 OS Page: 369
1366. Lucinda Jackson-20881
1850 Census Union, Montgomery Co., Indiana
Wm. Boroker 37 M farmer OH
Lucinda Boroker 25 F IN
Mary Boroker 5 F IN
Sarah Boroker 1 IN
Nancy Jackson 51 F NC
(in this record the name is spelled and indexed as Boroker; in other records it is spelled Boraker. It is indicated that Nancy Jackson cannot read or write.)Quote from Buracker & Boraker Family Newsletters, #43, Dec 2008" about the 1850 census: "If William were 37 years old, he would have been born about 1813, one year before his parents were married in 1814. He was actually 27 as confirmed by the next census. 'Sarah' (a male) has been confused with 'Isaiah'. The census taker must have had a bad day."
1860 Census Union, Montgomery Co., Indiana
William Boraker 37 M farmer OH
Lucinda Boraker 35 F IN
Mary A. Boraker 15 F IN
Isaiah Boraker 11 M IN
Martin V. Boraker 9 M IN
Thos. J. Boraker 5 M IN
Martha J. Boraker 3 F IN1870 Crawfordsville Ward 1, Montgomery Co., Indiana
Boraker, Wm. 50 M W day laborer OH
Boraker, L. 45 F W housekeeper IN
Boraker, M. A. 21 M W clerk in saloon IN (??)
Boraker, Martin 19 M W works on farm IN
Boraker, T. J. 16 M W at home IN (Thomas Jefferson)
Boraker, M. J. 12 F W at home IN (Martha J.)
Boraker, M. E. 9 F W at home IN (Elizabeth)
Dickerson, W. H. 2 M W at home IN
Morris, Michael 38 M W day laborer Ireland
(I have a dau Mary Ann b in 1845. She does not appear to be on this list tho the M. A. Boraker, age 21 is in the right sequence to be Mary Ann. But there's not only a 4 yr age difference but the record shows this M. A. is male and works in a saloon. So there is a puzzlement here. I have not used this record as a source for Mary Ann's 1870 residence.)
Obituary from Buracker & Boraker Family Newsletters, #43, Dec 2008" about the 1850 census:
Crawfordsville Star, June 3, 1886
William Boraker died in this city on last Saturday, May 29, at 11 o'clock p.m., of congestion of the brain. He was one of our oldest citizens and was always as industrious and honest man. He was born in Champaign county, Ohio, in 1817 and moved to Montgomery county, Ind., in 1833, where he had resided continuously up to his death. His age was therefore 68 years. His wife died in September, 1875. Mr. Boraker leaves three sons and two daughters to mourn his loss. The funeral services were conducted at the residence of his son, Thomas Boraker, on North Washington street, on Monday, by Eld. M. M. Vancleave. The remains were interred in Oak Hill cemetery.Indiana Deaths, 1882-1920 about William Boricker
Name: William Boricker
Date: 31 May 1886
Location: Crawfordsville
Age: 68 Yr
Gender: Male
Race: White
Source Location: City Health Office, Crawfordsville
Source notes: The source of this record is the book H-37 on page 46 within the series produced by the Indiana Works Progress Administration.
This may have been the date William was buried; according to his obit he died on May 29th.
1395. Nancy Hughes-20272
DAR #412836 M. J. Stutler has a date of death as 1850. But as Elias remarried in 1845, it is more likely that she died in 1840 as per research of Suzan Wedig.
The birth date of 1786 is accepted on the DAR applications but does not agree with the estimated birth year (1794) from the 1850 census. Proper spelling of Kincheloe and county location from:
http://www.fedmarket.com/freeRes/genRes/fips/fips55_49.txt1850 Census Dist 13, Doddridge Co. Virginia (which later became West Virginia)
Elias Stutler 56 M Farmer VA
Rebecca Stutler 37 F VA (second wife; m in 1845)
Aaron Stutler 15 M farmer VA
Joseph Stutler 14 M VA
Stephen Stutler 12 M VA
Emily Stutler 9 F VAElias and Rebecca, 65 and 45, were on the 1860 Doddridge Co., Virginia census with no children living with them.
Elias and Rebecca, 76 and 56, were also on the 1870 Doddridge Co., West Virginia census with no children living with them. (In 1870 Elias is next household to a Simeon C. Stutler, age 44 and his wife and children. I'm wondering what relation Simeon might be.)To the Clerk of Harrison County,
Sir please to grant a marriage licens for Robert Stetler
and Leah Hughes my daughter to be joind in a State
of matrimoney and this shall be your warrent for
the same given under my hand this 16th May 1820.
test Jon'n Hughes
Martin Hughes )
Elias Stetler ) qu??
2506. Jacob Stutler-20381
His birth date was calculated from his age at death: 71 yrs, 3 mos, 23 days.
Jacob is on the 1880 census with 9 children.
2507. Benjamin Franklin Stutler-20287
1880 Census Glenville, Gilmer, West Virginia
Benjamin F. Stutler 50
Elizabeth J. Stutler 48
Daniel E. Stutler 20
George A. Stutler 18
Ermon B. Stutler 13
Rosa Belle Stutler 11
2508. Aaron Stutler-20302
1850 Census Dist 13, Doddridge Co. Virginia (which later became West Virginia)
Elias Stutler 56 M Farmer VA
Rebecca Stutler 37 F VA (second wife; m in 1845)
Aaron Stutler 15 M farmer VA
Joseph Stutler 14 M VA
Stephen Stutler 12 M VA
Emily Stutler 9 F VA
2509. Joseph Stutler-20303
1850 Census Dist 13, Doddridge Co. Virginia (which later became West Virginia)
Elias Stutler 56 M Farmer VA
Rebecca Stutler 37 F VA (second wife; m in 1845)
Aaron Stutler 15 M farmer VA
Joseph Stutler 14 M VA
Stephen Stutler 12 M VA
Emily Stutler 9 F VA
2510. Stephen Stutler-20304
1850 Census Dist 13, Doddridge Co. Virginia (which later became West Virginia)
Elias Stutler 56 M Farmer VA
Rebecca Stutler 37 F VA (second wife; m in 1845)
Aaron Stutler 15 M farmer VA
Joseph Stutler 14 M VA
Stephen Stutler 12 M VA
Emily Stutler 9 F VA
2511. Emily Jane Stutler-20305
Emily Jane Stutler was born in Harrison County, Virginia in that area that later became Doddridge County, West Virginia. She married a man much older than herself and had six children in ten years, the last born abt 1869.
Eli Riddle & his 2nd wife Sarah Cunningham,and his 3rd wife: Emily Jane Stutler are buried in the Riddle's Chapel Cemetery in Ritchie County, West Virginia. Emily Jane Riddle is listed as died March 05,1870 29y2m.1day.
1860 Census Ritchie County, Virginia by Wes Cochran. #610-576 ELI RIDDLE age 55, Virginia (Farmer) Emily J age 19, Virginia
1870 Census: Clay Township, Ritchie County, West Virginia #312-294 Eli Riddle age 64, Virginia (Farmer) b. VA farmer. WIDOWER Ovrill L age 9 Virginia Rosa A age 8 Virginia Ben Hail age 7, Virginia Laura B age 5, West Virginia West Virginia age 3, West Virginia Ida G age 1, West Virginia Ruth HAMRICK age 18, Virginia
From Michael Thissen's rootsweb chart: The Rev. Eli Riddell was the first minister of the town of Ellenboro, Ritchie Co. in 1845. There is a large picture of Eli Riddle hanging in the church office. (Riddle's Chapel - Church).
The viewer is pointed to the Mr. Thissen's chart because he has much more about Rev. Eli Riddle.
http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=thissen&id=I37316
1398. Dudley Hughes Sr.-20278
The birth county was determined from the pension papers of Jonathan Hughes, in which he said where he was living at the time of the birth of this child. Jonathan said he removed "to Greenbrier County VA in middle of January 1792 until he removed in 1808 to Harrison County, Virginia."
1399. Rachel Hughes-20369
Several sites say Rachel was born in Wilkes Co., North Carolina. According to Jonathan's pension application, the family had left NC by then and was living in Greenbrier Co., Virginia (now West Virginia) between 1792 and 1808.
Jonathan said he removed "to Greenbrier County VA in middle of January 1792 until he removed in 1808 to Harrison County, Virginia."From findagrave:
Rachel Hughes Davis
Birth: May 2, 1797
Wilkes County, North Carolina, USA (sic, see above)
Death: May 21, 1843 Salem, Harrison County, West Virginia, USA
Burial:Seventh-Day Baptist Cemetery, Salem, Harrison County, West Virginia, USA
Susie Davis Nicholson, Davis - The Settlers of Salem, West Virginia, Gordon Printing Co, Strasburg OH, 1979 (Revised & Enlarged), Page 47 reports birth date as Jun 8 1817, but on p. 28 gives it as Jun 5 1817 and identifies Margaret as a twin of Sarah, also shown as born on Jun 5 1817. p. 28.
Info posted by Marilyn Craft 2 Jul 1999 on a Davis rootsweb mailing list gives her birth date as 1818. The Book by Susie Davis Nicholson "Davis - The Settlers of Salem, West Virginia" pg 48 gives a birth date as 1827.
Title on p. [i]: Seventh Day Baptist, the South-Eastern Association, history.
By Corliss Fitz Randolph
Printed for the author by the American Sabbath tract society, 1905
Original from Harvard University
available at http://books.google.com/pgs 58, 59:
Of the foregoing trustees, William Davis, John Davis, Jacob Davis, Zebulon Maxson, and Benjamin Thorp, were of those who in September, 1789, had set out from their homes in Shrewsbury, New Jersey, "in order to settle in the State of
Virginia." (Established the town of 'New Salem' Harrison Co., VA)page 403
REV. JAMES BALL DAVIS, son of Jacob and Prudence (Maxson) Davis, was born in what is now Lewis County, West Virginia, October 1, 1814. When he was about fifteen months old his mother died, and at the age of twelve years, he was left without a father. After the death of his father, he remained on the farm with his stepmother until he was in his seventeenth year, when he went to the state of Ohio. He was married, May 17, 1833, to Jane Hopping. To them were born eight children, six of whom lived to reach adult life. At the age of seventeen, soon after going to Ohio, he became a member of one of the Seventh Day Baptist churches there. In 1840, the Pike Church, of which he was a member, granted him licence to preach, and sent him as a delegate (The author is indebted to Mrs. George H. Trainer of New Salem, West Virginia, for material aid in the preparation of this sketch.)pg 404
In 1843, with some five other ministers, he organised a preaching circuit extending from Northhampton to the "Yankee Street" Seventh Day Baptist Church on the Sciota River, covering a distance of seventy-five miles, with eleven preaching stations, requiring four weeks for the trip. These six men took turns in covering this route, and gave their services free of charge.His wife died in 1853, and his own health failing, he gave up preaching temporarily, and returned to Virginia, where he was married in 1854 to Emily Virginia Davis, daughter of William F. and Rachel (Hughes) Davis. He then returned to Ohio and resumed his labours as a minister. In the summer of 1857, he removed with his family to western Virginia, and settled at New Milton, in Doddridge County. He and his wife joined the New Salem Church, but upon the re-organisation of the Middle Island Church, in 1866, he became a member of that church, by which he was at once licenced to preach. On March 1, 1867, the church called him to ordination; and in compliance with a request of the church, a council composed of delegates from the New Salem, Lost Creek, and Middle Island churches met with the Middle Island Church on September 5, 1867. The council recommended his ordination. Accordingly, early in the year 1868, he was ordained. Rev. Samuel D. Davis conducting the ordination service, assisted by Rev. Jacob Davis.
Note from Lisa K. Kelley: Her name was Emily Rickard, rather than Emily Rickart. In my great great grandfather's book, Kingdom Gained, published in 1896, Dudley Hughes Davis refers to 'Miss Emily Rickard, his first love'. I even had to correct the DAR and they accepted that change and it is in my membership papers.
2526. Robert Reason Davis-20831
From Jon Sanders site: Robert was last heard of in Little Rock, AR in 1868
1400. Martin Hughes-20265
ALT birth dates: The DAR records indicate b 1794; the 1850 census indicates abt 1796; the 1860 indicates abt 1792 and the well researched website by Kurt Cook says 25 Sep 1800. Take your pick.
His father, Jonathan's pension papers say the family moved to Harrison Co in 1808; so I'm assuming Martin was born while the family was still in Greenbrier County. Jonathan's pension papers said he removed "to Greenbrier County VA in middle of January 1792 until he removed in 1808 to Harrison County, Virginia."1850 Census Dist 13, Doddridge Co., Virginia
Martin Hughs 54 M farmer VA (indexed w/o the 'e')
Ann Hughes 50 F NJ (cannot read or write)
Leah Hughes 19 VA
Hanah Hughes 17 F VA
Stephen Hughes 15 M VA
Rosanna Hughes 12 F VA
Charles G. Hughes 8 M VA
Martin Maxin 1 M VA (this is Martin Maxson, gr-son of Martin. His mother Catherine, Martin's dau, had just died in 1849.)1860 Census Doddridge, VA
P. O.: West Union
Martin Hughes 68 M farmer VA
Ann Hughes 61 F NJ
Stephen Hughes 24 M VA
Charles Hughes 18 VA
The two DAR records I saw listed her birth location as Virginia, but the 1850, 1860 and 1870 censuses gives her birth location as New Jersey. In 1870 she was a widow living with her son Charles G.
2529. Priscilla Hughes-20716
Fifteen children are listed on the Doddridge County Site. See http://www.doddridgecountyroots.com/bk6html/f11037.html .
2533. Stephen Hughes-20308
1850 Census Dist 13, Doddridge Co., Virginia
Martin Hughs 54 M farmer VA
Ann Hughes 50 F NJ (cannot read or write)
Leah Hughes 19 VA
Blanch Hughes 17 F VA (the first 2 letters of her given name are illegible but 'anch' is clear)
Stephen Hughes 15 M VA
Rosanna Hughes 12 F VA
Charles G. Hughes 8 M VA
Martin Maxin 1 M VA (all the other ch had ditto marks for their last name being Hughes, but Martin did not have those marks. It is assumed that the lack of ditto marks was an oversight.)1860 Census Doddridge, VA
P. O.: West Union
Martin Hughes 68 M farmer VA
Ann Hughes 61 F NJ
Stephen Hughes 24 M VA
Charles Hughes 18 VAStephen's death certificate says he was 81 years old, died of 'complications' and the informant was Byrum Hughes. No birth information was given. He was a widower.
Note copied from unknown author at the Doddridge County web site: Grandson of Jonathan Hughes, an Indian scout and and ensign in the Navy during the Revolutionary War. A marker was erected at his grave in the Eddy Cemetery in 1925 by the D.A.R.
1401. Jackson Hughes-20271
The birth county was determined from the pension papers of Jonathan Hughes, in which he said where he was living at the time of the birth of this child. Jonathan said he removed "to Greenbrier County VA in middle of January 1792 until he removed in 1808 to Harrison County, Virginia."
1850 Census Springfield, Gallia Co., Ohio
Lovina Hughes 47 F VA
Thomas Hughes 23 M farmer OH
Peter Hughes 21 M farmer VA
Calvin Hughes 20 M farmer VA
Milton Hughes 18 M farmer VA
Polly Hughes 15 F VA
Levi Hughes 12 m VA
Silas Hughes 10 M VA
William Hughes 9 M VAIn 1860 Springfield, Gallia Co. census Jackson and Lovina have son Silas and a 4 yr old Peter Clayton living with them.
1402. Hannah Hughes-20306
The birth county was determined from the pension papers of Jonathan Hughes, in which he said where he was living at the time of the birth of this child. Jonathan said he removed "to Greenbrier County VA in middle of January 1792 until he removed in 1808 to Harrison County, Virginia."
1850 Census Dist 13, Doddridge Co., Virginia
Adam Ash 49 M farmer VA
Hannah Ash 45 F VA
Christopher Ash 19 M farmer VA
Bainbridge Ash 17 m farmer VA
Catharine Ash 15 F VA
Jacob Ash 14 M VA
Thomas Ash 12 M VA
Anderson Ash 9 M VA
Aaron Ash 6 M VA
Sarah J. Ash 1 F VA
Stephen Ash 23 M VA (has underline in married w/i the yr column, but no check mark)
Sarah J. Ash 18 F VA (has underline in married w/i the yr column, but no check mark)The following Notes from Suzan Wedig: "Hannah is one of the few children of Jonathan and Abigail who married outside the Seventh Day Baptist faith. (from personal research)."
"Will of grandmother, Susannah Hughes, Hannah was given a cow, calf, red heffer and a ewe with lambs. In the will, Hannah is listed immediately after her father, Jonathan."
"Hannah married July 8, 1859 to William Lloyd Davis after death of Adam Ash in Harrison Co. (W)VA. Davis was first married to Catherine Ash, sister of Adam Ash."
"1870 Federal census - Tyler Co., WV McElroy Dist. Living with daughter and son-in-law, Sarah and Ellis Underwood."
2545. Rachel Samanthie Ash-20424
Rachel & James 1870 Census Tyler Co., WV with 5 children.
2549. Bainbridge Ash-20429
1850 Census Dist 13, Doddridge Co., Virginia
Adam Ash 49 M farmer VA
Hannah Ash 45 F VA
Christopher Ash 19 M farmer VA
Bainbridge Ash 17 m farmer VA
Catharine Ash 15 F VA (has X in colored column?)
Jacob Ash 14 M VA
Thomas Ash 12 M VA
Anderson Ash 9 M VA
Aaron Ash 6 M VA
Sarah J. Ash 1 F VA
Stephen Ash 23 M VA (has underline in married w/i the yr column, but no check mark)
Sarah J. Ash 18 F VA (has underline in married w/i the yr column, but no check mark)
2552. Thomas Edward Ash-20432
Birth location based on family location and changing county & state status.
2555. Sarah Jane Ash-20436
West Virginia Marriage Records, 1863-1900
Name: ELLIS UNDERWOOD
Spouse: SARAH JANE ASH
Marriage Date: 21 Dec 1865
County: Doddridge
State: WV