The Ancestors and Cousins of Tracy Lynn DeVault

Edward Roberts^1,2,3,4

M, #576, b. about 1825, d. 18 June 1880

Parents

Father	William R. Roberts (b. 1774, d. 10 February 1863)
Mother	Catherine DeWald (b. about 1792, d. 6 January 1873)

Pedigree Link

Family: Anna M. "Annie" Unknown (b. about 1825, d. 19 January 1898)

Son	William Lorman Roberts+ (b. about 1851, d. 2 January 1889)
Son	Herndon Roberts (b. April 1858, d. 24 September 1858)

BASIC FACTS

Edward Roberts was born about 1820 in Maryland.² He was born about 1822 in Baltimore, Baltimore Co., Maryland.^4,1 He was born in January 1824 in Baltimore, Baltimore Co., Maryland.⁵ He was born about 1825 in Maryland.³ He was born about 1834 in Baltimore, Baltimore Co., Maryland.¹ He died on 18 June 1880 in Manhattan, New York Co., New York.⁵ He was buried in Green Mount Cemetery, Baltimore, Baltimore City Co., Maryland (V.)⁶

Edward Roberts had reference number 577. He resided in Lived in Baltimore, Baltimore Co., Maryland.¹ He was a Banker (Newland DeVault); merchant (1850); property agent (1870); lawyer (1880.)^1,7,2,3,4 He was enumerated on the census in Baltimore County, Maryland (1850 - 1880.) Edward became very wealthy in the shipping business. He became the trustee of the Alexander Lorman estate trust. He passed this trusteeship on to his son, William Lorman Roberts, upon his death. See notes for William Lorman Roberts.

NEWSPAPER ARTICLE - Alexandria Gazette (Alexandria, VA), October 16, 1872, page 2

ESTATE OF THE LATE ALEXANDER LORMAN
In the Circuit Court for Baltimore city, Judge Pinkney, a bill was filed Thursday by Edward Otis Hinkley, esq., counsel for Edward Roberts and Dr. John H. Patterson, trustees, under the will of Alexander H. Lorman, for the settlement of their trusts. Mr. Lorman left an estate worth over a million dollars, and after devoting a large portion of it to public charities and some specific legacies, gave one-half of the rest to the six children of his late uncle, William Fulford, of Harford county, namely Eleanor, Elizabeth Averilla, Sally, Henry and Alexander L., being the maternal cousins of the testator, for their lives respectively, and then to their children. He gave the other half to the children of his aunt, Ann Chancellor, widow of the late George Chancellor, of Spotsylvania county Va., for their lives respectively, and then to their children. From the number of the cousins, there being six of the Fulfords and ten of the Chancellors, there are in the next generation a very large number of persons entitled, so that there are ninety-four persons named as defendants in the bill, comprising all persons now living who are interested in the estate.
The trustees have filed a report for a division of the real estate, (embracing only the fee-simple,) being a little over two hundred thousand dollars, and the personal estate yet remains in the hands of the executors, Francis T. King and Edward Roberts, and in due time will be handed over to the trustees. The trustees state that they have sold the old mansion and lot corner to the Central Savings Bank of Baltimore for fifty thousand dollars. The bill is filed primarily for division of Mr. Lorman's estate, but the complainants say also that at the foot of any order or decree for division they will ask for a settlement of all their trusts, to save the trouble and expense of new bills for that purpose, the parties being very numerous. An estate of such magnitude, and embracing so many parties, rarely comes into court for settlement. - Baltimore Sun.

GRAVE MARKER

R

EDWARD ROBERTS
DIED JUNE 18, 1880
AGE 62 YEARS
-------------
ANNA M.
WIFE OF
EDWARD ROBERTS
DIED JANUARY 19, 1898
AGE 75 YEARS

Note: Ornate Grecian temple topped with urn. This is a beautiful stone. It may be the most impressive stone in this cemetery.

Citations

[S12379] Report on Henry Dewald and Family by Newland DeVault dated 1975, Source Medium: Book
[S30] 1850 Census, Maryland, Baltimore County
[S167] 1870 Census, Maryland, Baltimore County
[S300] 1880 Census, Maryland, Baltimore County
[S6712] Genealogy prepared by Martha Jane (Church) Lang
[S7833] Grave Marker - Edward Roberts & Anna M. Unknown
[S5652] Genealogy prepared by Dan DeVault

Family Explorer

William Roberts, Jr.^1,2,3,4,5

M, #577, b. 14 February 1812, d. 19 March 1891

Parents

Father	William R. Roberts (b. 1774, d. 10 February 1863)
Mother	Catherine DeWald (b. about 1792, d. 6 January 1873)

Pedigree Link

Family: Sophia Elizabeth Rigney (b. 23 July 1812, d. 1 June 1882)

Daughter	Georgianna Virginia "Virginia" Roberts+ (b. 17 July 1835, d. 7 March 1917)
Son	Edward Torrence Roberts+ (b. 29 August 1838, d. 17 May 1920)
Daughter	Augusta Frederica Roberts (b. April 1840, d. after 1900)
Son	John Rigney Roberts (b. 4 February 1842, d. before 1850)
Daughter	Mary Alice Roberts+ (b. 7 June 1843, d. after 1910)
Son	William Charles Roberts+ (b. 17 June 1845, d. 30 October 1904)
Son	George Augustus Roberts+ (b. 7 August 1848, d. before 1900)
Daughter	Sophie Catherine "Kate or Katie" Roberts+ (b. August 1852)
Son	Charles C. Roberts+ (b. October 1857)

BASIC FACTS

William Roberts, Jr., was born on 14 February 1812 in Frederick, Frederick Co., Maryland.⁶ He was born on 14 February 1812 in Baltimore, Baltimore Co., Maryland.^7,6 He and Sophia Elizabeth Rigney were married on 4 February 1834 in Middletown, Frederick Co., Maryland. He died on 19 March 1891, at age 79, in Philadelphia, Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania.⁷ He died on 21 March 1891, at age 79, in Philadelphia, Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania.⁸ He was buried in Green Mount Cemetery, Baltimore, Baltimore City Co., Maryland (V.)^6,9

William Roberts, Jr., had reference number 578. He was a Conductor on the B&O Railroad; merchant (1850); superintendant of railroad (1860); railroad starter (1870.)^6,2,3,5 He was enumerated on the census in Jefferson County, Virginia (1850); Baltimore County, Maryland (1860); Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania (1870, 1880.) OBITUARY - The Cecil Whig, Elkton, Cecil County, Maryland, Saturday, March 21, 1891

Death of a Pioneer Railroad Man.
Mr. John Perkins of this town received a telegram on Friday morning informing him of the death of his father-in-law, Mr. William Roberts which occurred at his home in Philadelphia about ten o'clock on Thursday night. Mr. Roberts who was one of the oldest railroad men in the country, was just entering his 80th year, having been born on the 14th of February 1812. He was a native of Frederick county, Md, of which county his wife who was Miss Rigney was also a native. When quite a young man he entered the U. S. mail service, then carried by stages from Baltimore to Wheeling, and afterwards entered the service of the B. & O. railroad, being the driver of the first car drawn by horses, from Baltimore to Ellicott Mills, as well as conductor of the first car after the application of steam. About the year 1850 he entered the service of the P., W. & B. railroad company, in which he remained until his retirement from active business pursuits
some fifteen years ago. He enjoyed a wide circle of personal and business acquaintances, and was universally esteemed for his stern integrity and high character, a fact recognized by his company in retiring him upon full pay. Mr. Roberts was the father of twelve children, eight of whom are living, four daughters and four sons, his eldest daughter Virginia being Mrs. John Perkins, and who was with her father at his death.

GRAVE MARKER

IN MEMORY OF
WILLIAM ROBERTS
BORN
FEBRUARY 14, 1812
DIED
MARCH 19, 1891.

Citations

[S12379] Report on Henry Dewald and Family by Newland DeVault dated 1975, Source Medium: Book
[S60] 1850 Census, Virginia, Jefferson County
[S201] 1870 Census, Pennsylvania, Philadelphia County
[S349] 1880 Census, Pennsylvania, Philadelphia County
[S92] 1860 Census, Maryland, Baltimore County
[S6459] Genealogy prepared by Kay (Perkins) Cloud
[S5802] Genealogy prepared by Don Boyd (www.landofthebuckeye.net), Source Medium: Book
[S6712] Genealogy prepared by Martha Jane (Church) Lang
[S8410] Grave Marker - William Roberts

Family Explorer

Ann Elizabeth "Eliza" Roberts^{1,2,3,4,5,6,7}

F, #578, b. November 1823, d. 8 September 1902

Parents

Father	William R. Roberts (b. 1774, d. 10 February 1863)
Mother	Catherine DeWald (b. about 1792, d. 6 January 1873)

Pedigree Link

Family: Thomas Jewell (b. 19 September 1812, d. 8 August 1893)

Child	Child Jewell
Daughter	Grace Jewell (b. 5 September 1857, d. 11 September 1865)
Daughter	Edith Jewell (b. 6 March 1865, d. 23 September 1930)

BASIC FACTS

Ann Elizabeth "Eliza" Roberts was born in May 1823 in Baltimore, Baltimore Co., Maryland.⁸ She was born in November 1823 in Baltimore, Baltimore Co., Maryland.^6,8 She was born about 1828 in Maryland.^1,3 She and Thomas Jewell were married on 3 October 1854. She died about 1861.¹ She died on 8 September 1902, at age 78, in Washington, District of Columbia Co., District of Columbia.^6,8 She was buried in Oak Hill Cemetery, Georgetown, District of Columbia Co., District of Columbia.⁹

Ann Elizabeth "Eliza" Roberts had reference number 579. She resided in Lived in Washington Co., District of Columbia.¹ She was enumerated on the census in Baltimore County, Maryland (1850); Washington County, District of Columbia (1860); Alexandria County, Virginia (1870, 1880); Washington County, District of Columbia (1900.) NEWSPAPER ARTICLE - Evening Star (Washington (DC), DC), June 4, 1902, page 3

Lunacy Proceedings
Justice Barnard late yesterday afternoon directed that John J. Dolan, Ray C. Callahan, John A. Curran, Loulne H. Ellwood, William Moxley, Henry Smith, Lotta V. Sommers and Ann E. Jewell be committed to the Government Hospital for the Insane for care and curative treatment.

DEATH NOTICE - Evening Star (Washington (DC), DC), September 10, 1902, page 19

Deaths in the District
The following death were reported at the health office during the twenty-four hours ending at noon today:
Ann E. Jewell, 79 years; . . .

Citations

[S12379] Report on Henry Dewald and Family by Newland DeVault dated 1975, Source Medium: Book
[S4174] DeVault Genealogy prepared prior to 1933 and supplied by Evelyn (Bayna) Read
[S30] 1850 Census, Maryland, Baltimore County
[S66] 1860 Census, District of Columbia, Washington County
[S366] 1880 Census, Virginia, Alexandria County
[S435] 1900 Census, District of Columbia, Washington County
[S211] 1870 Census, Virginia, Alexandria County
[S6712] Genealogy prepared by Martha Jane (Church) Lang
[S6459] Genealogy prepared by Kay (Perkins) Cloud

Family Explorer

Ann Margaretha DeWald¹

F, #579, b. 20 March 1794, d. about 1827

Parents

Father	Philip DeWald (b. 6 November 1764, d. 8 February 1844)
Mother	Catherine Long (b. 25 July 1767, d. 6 September 1844)

Pedigree Link

BASIC FACTS

Ann Margaretha DeWald was born on 20 March 1794.¹ She died about 1827.²

Ann Margaretha DeWald was also known as Margaret DeWald.³ She was baptized in St. Matthew Lutheran Church, Hanover, York Co., Pennsylvania. Sponsors: Samuel and Margaretha Long -- her Aunt and Uncle.¹ She had reference number 580.

Citations

[S12379] Report on Henry Dewald and Family by Newland DeVault dated 1975, Source Medium: Book
[S5836] Genealogy prepared by Douglas DeVault Roseborough (WFT V06T1078), Source Medium: Other
[S5652] Genealogy prepared by Dan DeVault

Family Explorer

Lydia S. DeWald^1,2,3,4

F, #580, b. 6 April 1796, d. 14 April 1866

Parents

Father	Philip DeWald (b. 6 November 1764, d. 8 February 1844)
Mother	Catherine Long (b. 25 July 1767, d. 6 September 1844)

Pedigree Link

Family: William Sanders (b. 21 April 1797, d. 15 June 1835)

Daughter	Elizabeth Sanders
Daughter	Julia Sanders
Son	James Sanders
Daughter	Catherine Sanders+ (b. 22 January 1821, d. 28 January 1866)
Daughter	Mary Sanders+ (b. 19 August 1823, d. 28 February 1887)
Son	William Sanders (b. about 1829)
Daughter	Louisa Margaret Sanders+ (b. February 1834)

BASIC FACTS

Lydia S. DeWald was born on 4 April 1796 in York Co., Pennsylvania.¹ She was born on 6 April 1796 in York Co., Pennsylvania.^5,6 She and William Sanders were married on 21 September 1817.⁶ She died on 14 April 1866, at age 70, in Probably McDonough Co., Illinois.^7,5,6 She was buried in Camp Creek Cemetery, McDonough Co., Illinois.⁸ She was buried in Good Hope Cemetery, Good Hope, McDonough Co., Illinois.⁹

Lydia S. DeWald had reference number 581. She resided in Lived in Beardstown, Cass Co., Illinois (bef. 1821); Bernadotte, Fulton Co., Illinois (bet 1840 - 1850.)^1,7 She was enumerated on the census in Cass County, Illinois (1840); Fulton County, Illinois (1850, 1860.) Newland DeVault says that there is an entry in the baptismal records for Saint Matthew's Lutheran Church that says, "[Born 4 April 1796, Baptised, 10 August, 1796: Julia; Parents: Phillip Thebald and Catherine; Sponsor: Anna Marie Rustaborn." Newland said that this was the daughter that came to be known as Lydia. He suspected that her full name was Lydia Julia DeWald. When Lydia was about seven years old the family moved to Baltimore, Maryland. In 1810 her parents bought land in Hampshire County, Virginia (now West Virginia). They are shown there in the 1820, 1830 and 1840 Censuses. I expect that Lydia was married in Virginia and probably had at least some of her children there.
Newland goes on to say that Lydia married William Sanders and moved to near Cass County Illinois. He says they had seven children. (In his 1937 report, he gives this list of children: Mary, Margaret, Catherine, Elizabeth, Julia, William and James. This list may have come from the final (1846) settlement of Henry Dewald's estate.) Finally, Newland says that Lydia was listed as a widow in the 1846 (final) settlement of Henry Dewald's estate. At the time she was supposed to be living in Beardstown, Cass County, Illinois.

I found the following Census records for Bernadotte, Fulton Co., Illinois:

1850 Census, Town of Bernadotte, Fulton Co., Illinois, 11 Dec 1850, pages 130-131, lines 40-42 & 1-6, dwelling 75, family 82
Anderson Pigg, age 44, male, farmer, 3000, born Kentucky
Mary Pigg, age 25, female, born Virginia
James L. Pigg, age 7, male, born Illinois
Lydia A. Pigg, age 4, female, born Illinois
Parmelia Pigg, age 2, female, born Illinois
Lydia Sanders, age 53, female, born Pennsylvania
Louisa Sanders, age 17, female, born Illinois
William Sanders, age 21, male, farmer, born Ohio
James W. Beadles, age12, born Illinois

1860 Census, Bernadotte Twp., Fulton Co., Illinois, Bernadotte Post Office, page 227, lines 29-30, dwelling 1671 family 1619;
William Saunders, age 25, male, farmer, born Illinois
Margaret Saunders, age 21, female, born Illinois

1860 Census, Bernadotte Twp., Fulton Co., Illinois, Bernadotte Post Office, page 227, lines 31-37, dwelling 1672 family 1620;
Anderson Pigg, age 54, male, born Kentucky, farmer
Mary Pigg, age 35, female, born Missouri
James Pigg, age 17, male, born Illinois, farmer
Lydia Pigg, age 15, female, born Illinois
Pamela J., age 12, female, born Illinois
Lewis P., age 7, male, born Illinois
Lydia Saunders, female, age 65, born Maryland

When I examine the Lydia Sanders shown in the 1850 Census record it seems highly likely that she is Lydia DeWald. Her name, age and birthplace are correct. Also, this Lydia is not listed with a husband which is consistent with her being a widow in 1846. There are a number of Pigg family genealogies on the Internet. They show that Anderson Pigg was first married to Elizabeth Beadles. The James W. Beadles listed in the census is surely a relative. Anderson Pigg's second marriage was to Mary Sanders (or Saunders). The Louisa Sanders shown in the census is probably Lydia's daughter although, her name does not appear in Newland's list. There is some question as to whether the William Sanders shown in this census is related to Lydia or that he is even a Sanders. One researcher thought his surname might be "Landers."
So now it becomes a little sticky. In the 1860 Census, Lydia is still living with her daughter and son-in-law. Her name is now spelled "Saunders" and she is listed as being born in Maryland. Although we know that Lydia was born in Pennsylvania, her parents did move to Maryland when she was about 7. The William Saunders shown living next to the Piggs in the 1860 census is probably Lydia's son.

Marriages of Fulton Co., Illinois 1824-1861 (Vol A-98, License #61) show Anderson Pigg married to Mary Saunders on June 9, 1842.

On our 2005 genealogy trip, Judy, our granddaughter, Katie, and I visited Randall Cemetery. There we found Anderson Pigg, his wife, Mary (Sanders) Pigg, and several of their children. We did not find a stone for Lydia (DeWald) Sanders. At the time I was certain that Lydia would be there. Randall Cemetery is very near the Pigg farm and was used by the Pigg family for years before Lydia died. Subsequent research has shown that in 1840 Lydia was a widow living in Beardstown, Cass County, Illinois. One possibility is that Lydia's husband died in Cass County, Illinois and was buried there. When Lydia died, she was buried next to her husband.

Note: Recent research shows that after the 1860 Census Lydia went to live with her daughter, Catherine (Sanders) Munson in McDonough County, Illinois. Lydia died in 1866 and is buried in Camp Creek Cemetery along with a number of members of Catherine's family. I still have not located the grave of Lydia's husband.

Note:There is a genealogy on the Internet puplished by Judi Goodwin. It says that Mary (Saunders) Pigg is the daughter of William G. and Lydia (Sisson) Saunders. This is incorrect. Examination of the Sisson family genealogy shows that William G. Sanders was born in 1810 (14 years after the Lydia (DeWald) Sanders was born. It goes on to say that his wife, Lydia Sisson was born about 1814 and that she lived and died in Rhode Island. I have tried to contact Judi but, so far, I have not received an answer.

GRAVE MARKER

LYDIA S. LYDIA
WIFE OF WIFE OF
Wm. SANDERS THEODORE MUNSON
BORN BORN
APRIL 4, 1796. APRIL 10, 1783.
DIED DIED
APRIL 14, 1866. MAY 14, 1866.

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E. P. Munson CATHARINE
BORN HIS WIFE
JUNE 11, 1817. BORN
DIED JAN. 22, 1821.
MAY 9, 1907. DIED
JAN. 28, 1866.
BLESSED ARE THE PURE IN HEART
FOR THEY SHALL SEE GOD

THEIR INFANT SON

(back.) She was baptized on 10 August 1796 in Baptized as Julia, St. Matthew Lutheran Church, Hanover, York Co., Pennsylvania. Sponsors: Anna Marie Rustaborn.¹

Citations

[S12379] Report on Henry Dewald and Family by Newland DeVault dated 1975, Source Medium: Book
[S12] 1850 Census, Illinois, Fulton County
[S70] 1860 Census, Illinois, Fulton County
[S6] 1840 Census, Illinois, Cass County, Source Medium: Book
[S7274] Genealogy prepared by Sheri S. Olson (email address)
[S5693] Genealogy Prepared by David Kirkpatrick (email address), Source Medium: Book

World Family Tree Volume 5, Tree 1973
[S5652] Genealogy prepared by Dan DeVault
[S2892] Cemetery Records - Camp Creek Cemetery, McDonough Co., Illinois
[S4980] Find A Grave (Internet), Source Medium: Book

Family Explorer

William Sanders¹

M, #581, b. 21 April 1797, d. 15 June 1835

Pedigree Link

Family: Lydia S. DeWald (b. 6 April 1796, d. 14 April 1866)

Daughter	Elizabeth Sanders
Daughter	Julia Sanders
Son	James Sanders
Daughter	Catherine Sanders+ (b. 22 January 1821, d. 28 January 1866)
Daughter	Mary Sanders+ (b. 19 August 1823, d. 28 February 1887)
Son	William Sanders (b. about 1829)
Daughter	Louisa Margaret Sanders+ (b. February 1834)

BASIC FACTS

William Sanders was born on 21 April 1797.^2,3 He and Lydia S. DeWald were married on 21 September 1817.³ He died on 15 June 1835, at age 38, in Probably Beardstown, Cass Co., Illinois.^1,4,2,3

William Sanders had reference number 582.

Citations

[S12379] Report on Henry Dewald and Family by Newland DeVault dated 1975, Source Medium: Book
[S7274] Genealogy prepared by Sheri S. Olson (email address)
[S5693] Genealogy Prepared by David Kirkpatrick (email address), Source Medium: Book

World Family Tree Volume 5, Tree 1973
[S6] 1840 Census, Illinois, Cass County, Source Medium: Book

Family Explorer

Mary Sanders^1,2,3,4,5,6

F, #582, b. 19 August 1823, d. 28 February 1887

Parents

Father	William Sanders (b. 21 April 1797, d. 15 June 1835)
Mother	Lydia S. DeWald (b. 6 April 1796, d. 14 April 1866)

Pedigree Link

Family: Anderson Pigg (b. 6 August 1805, d. 23 April 1894)

Son	James S. Pigg (b. 25 March 1844, d. 31 May 1864)
Daughter	Lydia A. Pigg+ (b. 15 July 1845, d. 3 November 1928)
Daughter	Permelia Jane Pigg+ (b. 12 September 1847, d. 11 February 1888)
Son	Lewis Paul Pigg+ (b. 18 September 1852, d. 21 November 1939)

BASIC FACTS

Mary Sanders was born on 19 August 1823 in Virginia (now West Virginia.)^2,7 She and Anderson Pigg were married on 9 June 1842 in Fulton Co., Illinois.⁸ She died on 28 February 1887, at age 63. She was buried in Randall Cemetery, Bernadotte Twp., Fulton Co., Illinois.⁷

Mary Sanders had reference number 583. She was enumerated on the census in Fulton County, Illinois (1850 - 1880.) GRAVE MARKER

MARY PERMELIA J. ANDERSON PIGG
wife of PIGG BORN
A. PIGG wife of AUG 6, 1805
BORN W. R. Knock DIED
Aug. 19, 1823 BORN APR 23, 1894
DIED SEPT. 12, 1847
Feb 28, 1887 DIED
------ FEB. 11, 1888

JAMES
son of
A. & M. PIGG
BORN
Mar 25, 1843
DIED
May 31, 1864

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Citations

[S12378] Report on Henry Dewald and Family by Newland DeVault dated 1937
[S12] 1850 Census, Illinois, Fulton County
[S6327] Genealogy prepared by John P. Kirkpatrick (email address)
[S142] 1870 Census, Illinois, Fulton County
[S70] 1860 Census, Illinois, Fulton County
[S240] 1880 Census, Illinois, Fulton County
[S8460] Grave Marker, Mary (Sanders) Pigg, Randall Cemetery, Bernadotte, Fulton Co., Illinois
[S6378] Genealogy prepared by Judi Goodwin (email address)

Family Explorer

Annadell Hobbs

F, #583, b. 7 February 1915, d. February 1977

Pedigree Link

BASIC FACTS

Annadell Hobbs was born on 7 February 1915.¹ She and Robert Harold "Harold" Pigg were married after 1969. She died in February 1977, at age ~62.¹

Annadell Hobbs had reference number 584. Her Social Security Number was 347-18-1485, issued: Illinois, last residence: Smithfield, Fulton Co., Illinois.¹

Citations

[S12399] Social Security Death Index, Source Medium: Book

Family Explorer

Catherine Sanders^1,2,3,4,5,6

F, #584, b. 22 January 1821, d. 28 January 1866

Parents

Father	William Sanders (b. 21 April 1797, d. 15 June 1835)
Mother	Lydia S. DeWald (b. 6 April 1796, d. 14 April 1866)

Pedigree Link

Family: Eliphalet Philbrook Munson (b. 11 June 1817, d. 9 May 1907)

Son	Infant Munson
Child	Infant Munson
Son	William Theodore Munson+ (b. 11 November 1840, d. 22 May 1912)
Son	Daniel Philbrook Munson+ (b. 1 August 1842, d. 19 May 1905)
Daughter	Mary Frances Munson+ (b. 2 January 1846, d. 24 April 1910)
Daughter	Lydia Ann Munson+ (b. 28 April 1848, d. 13 March 1917)
Daughter	Edith M. Munson+ (b. October 1852, d. 27 February 1938)
Daughter	Ella Nora "Nora" Munson+ (b. 2 March 1855, d. 8 February 1919)
Daughter	Louisa Catherine Munson+ (b. 7 October 1861, d. 3 March 1935)
Daughter	E. Iola "Ola" Munson+ (b. 28 February 1862, d. 25 May 1906)

BASIC FACTS

Catherine Sanders was born on 22 January 1821 in Maryland.^2,3,4 She was born on 22 January 1821 in Beardstown, Cass Co., Illinois.² She and Eliphalet Philbrook Munson were married on 16 January 1840 in Hancock Co., Illinois.^2,4,7 She died on 28 January 1866, at age 45.^2,4 She was buried in Camp Creek Cemetery, McDonough Co., Illinois.⁸

Catherine Sanders had reference number 585. She was enumerated on the census in Schuyler County, Illinois (1850); McDonough County, Illinois (1860.) She resided in Moved to McDonough County in 1852.⁹ GRAVE MARKER

LYDIA S. LYDIA
WIFE OF WIFE OF
Wm. SANDERS THEODORE MUNSON
BORN BORN
APRIL 4, 1796. APRIL 10, 1783.
DIED DIED
APRIL 14, 1866. MAY 14, 1866.

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E. P. Munson CATHARINE
BORN HIS WIFE
JUNE 11, 1817. BORN
DIED JAN. 22, 1821.
MAY 9, 1907. DIED
JAN. 28, 1866.
BLESSED ARE THE PURE IN HEART
FOR THEY SHALL SEE GOD

THEIR INFANT SON

(back.)

Citations

[S5834] Genealogy prepared by Douglas DeVault Roseborough, Source Medium: Book
[S7274] Genealogy prepared by Sheri S. Olson (email address)
[S18] 1850 Census, Illinois, Schuyler County
[S5693] Genealogy Prepared by David Kirkpatrick (email address), Source Medium: Book

World Family Tree Volume 5, Tree 1973
[S74] 1860 Census, Illinois, McDonough County
[S12378] Report on Henry Dewald and Family by Newland DeVault dated 1937
[S8927] Marriage Records - Illinois "Illinois State Wide Marriage Index 1763 -1900" (Internet)
[S2892] Cemetery Records - Camp Creek Cemetery, McDonough Co., Illinois
[S11251] Obituary - Mary Frances (Munson) Kirkpatrick

Family Explorer

Elizabeth Sanders^1,2

F, #585

Parents

Father	William Sanders (b. 21 April 1797, d. 15 June 1835)
Mother	Lydia S. DeWald (b. 6 April 1796, d. 14 April 1866)

Pedigree Link

BASIC FACTS

Elizabeth Sanders had reference number 586. She was enumerated on the census in Fulton County, Illinois (1850.) There is an Illinois Marriage Record that shows an Elizabeth Saunders marrying a Jonathan James on 12 Mar 1846 in Fulton County, Illinois. Jonathan and Elizabeth are shown in the 1850 Census in Canton Twp., Fulton County, Illinois. This Elizabeth was born in 1827 in Ohio. It turns out that this Elizabeth was the daughter of Abraham and Sarah Saunders and is not our Elizabeth Sanders. (See Find-A-Grave memorial 110913789.)

Citations

[S5834] Genealogy prepared by Douglas DeVault Roseborough, Source Medium: Book
[S12378] Report on Henry Dewald and Family by Newland DeVault dated 1937

Family Explorer

Julia Sanders^1,2

F, #586

Parents

Father	William Sanders (b. 21 April 1797, d. 15 June 1835)
Mother	Lydia S. DeWald (b. 6 April 1796, d. 14 April 1866)

Pedigree Link

BASIC FACTS

Julia Sanders had reference number 587.

Citations

[S5834] Genealogy prepared by Douglas DeVault Roseborough, Source Medium: Book
[S12378] Report on Henry Dewald and Family by Newland DeVault dated 1937

Family Explorer

William Sanders^1,2,3,4,5

M, #587, b. about 1829

Parents

Father	William Sanders (b. 21 April 1797, d. 15 June 1835)
Mother	Lydia S. DeWald (b. 6 April 1796, d. 14 April 1866)

Pedigree Link

BASIC FACTS

William Sanders was born about 1829 in Ohio.² He and Margaret Pierce were married on 6 May 1858 in Fulton Co., Illinois.⁴

William Sanders had reference number 588. He was enumerated on the census in Fulton County, Illinois (1850, 1870.) LETTER - Letter from William Sanders to his nephew, Lewis Pigg

Golden City Mo. Aug 14 1888

Dear Nephew yours of the 6 come to hand in due time found all well was glad to hear from you. I have been working all Summer You know that is something new for me. I am done making hay but helping others. I put up 10 ton hay is good. Crops of all kinds is good with out it is oats. They were just moderate - I have not been down in Jasper only 3 or 4 times in the last 8 months but will go down in a day or two. The man that offered 1.25 for your mule was a mule buyer passing through. I have not saw him since last winter. Jes said the last time I saw him that the small one was just commencing to grow for while it was at west it got the scratches & I believe the distemper and got very poor, but Bill and Lamkins both want the oldest one & offers $100. I hear nothing more about them & if they can be sold. C west told me the amt of corn he got. I disremember I think it lacks a little of making full payment to Bell Becurn sold about 100 bus to fix house. The mules bother in Walt Jones place. I believe he has sold out & Chambers and Moody all out but old boby. Jes sold his place fare and square but the man went back. The land south of Jes is sold and being ploughed up. John Warfeld sold his. We will soon have the cars running to Golden. We can sit in the house and see the hands working on the road. You would hardly know this country it is improving so fast. About them sheep all I can say just now is that all wants sheep now. I think they can be had for $2 but would have to go to Polk Co or lawrence. So I will close till I write. If you want to know anything more write soon as I am going away after little.
W. Sanders.

Citations

[S5834] Genealogy prepared by Douglas DeVault Roseborough, Source Medium: Book
[S12] 1850 Census, Illinois, Fulton County
[S12378] Report on Henry Dewald and Family by Newland DeVault dated 1937
[S8927] Marriage Records - Illinois "Illinois State Wide Marriage Index 1763 -1900" (Internet)
[S142] 1870 Census, Illinois, Fulton County

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James Sanders^1,2

M, #588

Parents

Father	William Sanders (b. 21 April 1797, d. 15 June 1835)
Mother	Lydia S. DeWald (b. 6 April 1796, d. 14 April 1866)

Pedigree Link

BASIC FACTS

James Sanders had reference number 589.

Citations

[S5834] Genealogy prepared by Douglas DeVault Roseborough, Source Medium: Book
[S12378] Report on Henry Dewald and Family by Newland DeVault dated 1937

Family Explorer

Bryant Calhoun Long^1,2,3,4,5

M, #589, b. 30 November 1894, d. 7 November 1948

Parents

Father	Albert James Long
Mother	Mary A. Bryant

Pedigree Link

BASIC FACTS

Bryant Calhoun Long was born on 30 November 1894 in Winnfield, Winn Parish, Louisiana.³ He and Blanche Massengill were married on 12 September 1922.¹ He died on 7 November 1948, at age 53, in New Orleans, Orleans Parish, Louisiana.³ He was buried in Winnfield Cemetery, Winnfield, Winn Parish, Louisiana.³

Bryant Calhoun Long had reference number 590. He was enumerated on the census in Winn Parish, Louisiana (1900 - 1920); Caddo Parish, Louisiana (1930.) He was a Clerk - Bank of Douglas, Douglas, Cochise Co., Arizona (1917); salesman, wholesale grocery (1920); salesman - Lumber (1930); salesman for an implement company in Baton Rouge for many years (obituary.)^6,7,5 He resided in Winnfield, Winn Parish, Louisiana (1900-1920); Douglas, Cochise Co., Arizona (1917); Baton Rouge, Louisiana (1940, 1943.)⁷ His Social Security Number was 434-28-1583.⁸ Bryant Calhoun Long was a cousin of Louisiana Governor Huey Long.
On his Social Security record, Bryant lists his name as "Mary Bryant Calhoun Long."

OBITUARY - Albert J. Long (father of Bryant Calhoun Long), Winn Parish Enterprise (LA); November 11, 1940:

Albert J. Long, 72, Will Be Buried Here on Friday
Funeral services for Albert James Long, 72 years of age, who died at the home of his sister, Mrs. Olive Wright, Thursday at 12:10 noon, will be held Friday
afternoon at 2:45 at the First Baptist church, with the pastor, Rev. H. H.
McBride, officiating. Interment will follow in the Winnfield Cemetery.
Born in Winn Parish November 1, 1868, the son of John M. and Mary Elizabeth Long, Mr. Albert James Long spent his entire life in this parish. He was
first married to Miss Mollie Bryant, and they reared their family here. After
her death October 14, 1933, he was married to Mrs. Maud McNaughton, who
survives him. He was a member of the First Baptist Church and the Masonic
fraternity, and was a prominent stock raiser in this parish.
Besides his wife he is survived by four sons, J. Murphy Long, Junction City,
Arkansas, Bryant C. Long, Baton Rouge, Albert James Long, Jr., Shreveport, and
W. Otho Long, Winnfield; daughter Miss Edith Ann Long, Winnfield; three
sisters, Mrs. S. A. Wright, Mrs. Olive Wright and Mrs. Julia Nugent, all of
Winnfield.

OBITUARY - The Winn Parish Enterprise, November 11, 1948

Funeral services for Bryant Calhoun Long, 54, Winn native who died in a New Orleans hospital early Sunday, were held at the L. F. Morrison residence on the Natchitoches highway at 2 p.m. Monday, November 8, with the Rev. Alwin Stokes officiating, assisted by Rev. H. H. McBride. Burial was in the Winnfield Cemetery under direction of Hixson Brothers Funeral Home.
Mr. Long, who had been employed as a salesman for an implement company in Baton Rouge for many years, was born and reared in Winnfield. He was a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Albert Long, Sr., of this city.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Blanche Long of Baton Rouge; two brothers, W. Otho Long and Murphy Long of Winnfield; and one sister, Miss Edith Ann Long of Winnfield. Also surviving are a host of other relatives and friends.
Pallbearers were Johnnie Boyle, A. W. Duke, Albert Liggen, W. A. "Pete" Cooper, Hope May, Sidney Starnes, R. F. Roberts, and Tommie Bradford.

GRAVE MARKER

BRYANT C. LONG
NOV. 30, 1894
NOV. 7, 1948.

Citations

[S12379] Report on Henry Dewald and Family by Newland DeVault dated 1975, Source Medium: Book
[S12260] Phone conversation with Anne (Cole) Arrants, July 28, 2010
[S4980] Find A Grave (Internet), Source Medium: Book
[S528] 1900 Census, Louisiana, Winn Parish
[S1732] 1930 Census, Louisiana, Caddo Parish
[S12722] World War I Draft Registration Cards (Ancestry.com)
[S5491] Genealogy prepared by Cathy (Crabtree) Cook (Michael Dallas Massengill File)
[S12476] U.S., Social Security Application and Claims Index, 1936 - 2007 (Ancestry.com)

Family Explorer

Blanche Massengill^1,2,3

F, #590, b. 2 April 1900, d. 29 August 1986

Parents

Father	Michael Dallas "Mike" Massengill (b. 23 December 1862, d. 22 March 1942)
Mother	Glenna "Glenn" DeVault (b. 11 April 1867, d. 17 September 1912)

Pedigree Link

BASIC FACTS

Blanche Massengill was born on 2 April 1900 in Piney Flats, Sullivan Co., Tennessee.^4,2,5 She and Bryant Calhoun Long were married on 12 September 1922.¹ She died on 29 August 1986, at age 86, in Sullivan Co., Tennessee.⁶

Blanche Massengill had reference number 591. She resided in Piney Flats, Sullivan Co. Tennessee (1920); Washington College, Washington Co., Tennessee (1920); Baton Rouge, Baton Rouge Parish, Louisiana (1942, 1962); Kingsport, Sullivan Co., Tennessee (1970.)^7,8,9,10 Her Social Security Number was 436-30-2518, issued: Louisiana, last residence: Kingsport, Sullivan Co., Tennessee.⁴ She was a Librarian. She was enumerated on the census in Sullivan County, Tennessee (1900, 1920); Caddo Parish, Louisiana (1930.)⁵ NEWSPAPER ARTICLE - The Kingsport Times (Kingsport, Tennessee); 2 January 1920; page 6 column 2; (Ancestry.com):

Society News
Misses Blanch and Jesse and M. D. Massengill, Jr., of Piney Flats, are visiting their sister, Mrs. Robert Arrants.

NEWSPAPER ARTICLE - The Kingsport Times (Kingsport, Tennessee); 21 December 1920; page 10 column 4; (Ancestry.com):

Society News
Miss Blanche Massengill, of Washington College, will arrive this week to be the guest of Mrs. Robert Arrants during the Christmas Vacation.

Citations

[S12379] Report on Henry Dewald and Family by Newland DeVault dated 1975, Source Medium: Book
[S666] 1900 Census, Tennessee, Sullivan County
[S1732] 1930 Census, Louisiana, Caddo Parish
[S12398] Social Security Death Index, Source Medium: Book
[S5491] Genealogy prepared by Cathy (Crabtree) Cook (Michael Dallas Massengill File)
[S4023] Death Records - Tennessee, Tennessee State Archives (Internet), Source Medium: Book
[S12260] Phone conversation with Anne (Cole) Arrants, July 28, 2010
[S9533] Obituary - Beulah D. (Massengill) Arrants, Source Medium: Book
[S11364] Obituary - Michael D. Massengill, Jr
[S11365] Obituary - Michael Dallas Massengill

Family Explorer

Charles Pender "Bud" Edwards, III^1,2,3

M, #591, b. 11 March 1929, d. 10 September 2014

Parents

Father	Charles Pender Edwards, Jr. (b. 22 August 1896, d. 5 March 1975)
Mother	Flora Jane "Flo" Massengill (b. 12 December 1895, d. 2 June 1978)

Pedigree Link

Family: Virginia Unknown

Son	Penn Edwards
Daughter	Amy Edwards
Son	Scott Edwards+
Son	Brown Edwards

BASIC FACTS

Charles Pender "Bud" Edwards, III, was born on 11 March 1929 in Kingsport, Sullivan Co., Tennessee.^2,4 He and Mary Unknown were married before 2014. He died on 10 September 2014, at age 85, in Asheville, Buncombe Co., North Carolina.⁴

Charles Pender "Bud" Edwards, III, was also known as Charters Edwards.⁵ He had reference number 592. He resided in Kingsport, Sullivan Co., Tennessee (1975.)¹ He was enumerated on the census in Sullivan County, Tennessee (1930, 1940.) He was educated Graduated from Tennessee Military Institute, attended Vanderbilt University.⁴ Korean War, U.S. Air Force, stationed in Greenland.⁴ He was a CEO and Director of all the Edwards Enterprises companies.⁴ MEMORANDUM ON DEFENDANT FIFTH THIRD BANK'S MOTION TO DISMISS

United States Bankruptcy Court, E.D. Tennessee, June 15, 1989. In re Charles Pender EDWARDS, III, C.P. "Bud" Edwards, "Bud" Edwards, Debtor. Charlyne E. HADEN, Plaintiff, v. C.P. EDWARDS, III and Fifth Third Bank, Defendants. RICHARD STAIR, Jr., Bankruptcy Judge.
This matter is before the court on a "Motion To Dismiss" filed April 14, 1989, by the defendant Fifth Third Bank (Bank). The Bank seeks a dismissal of Plaintiff's claims against it pursuant to Fed.R.Civ.P. 12(b)(1) and (2), incorporated into Fed.R. Bankr.P. 7012(b), averring that the bankruptcy court lacks subject matter and personal jurisdiction. For reasons discussed infra, the court has determined that Counts I through VII in Plaintiff's complaint, asserting causes of action against the Bank, are "related" to the bankruptcy case. Consequently, this court has jurisdiction to hear and adjudicate Plaintiff's claims against the Bank consistent with the procedures dictated by 28 U.S.C.A. § 157(c) (West Supp.1989).
I) Charlyne E. Haden (Plaintiff or Haden) initiated this adversary proceeding with the filing of a complaint on February 15, 1989. She alleges that she and the debtor are two of the three children of C.P. Edwards, Jr. (Edwards); that Edwards, a successful businessman, established profitable business ventures in many fields, including insurance, publishing and real estate; that by the 1950s he had established some twenty (20) corporations to carry on his business interests; and that Edwards made his three children majority shareholders in thirteen (13) of these corporations referred to in the Complaint as the "Children's Companies."
Haden further alleges that in the mid 1960s, the debtor began to manage "the Companies"; that she entrusted the management of her interests in "the Companies" to Edwards and the debtor; and that the debtor later occupied the positions of shareholder, officer and director in many of "the Companies."
Haden further alleges that starting in approximately 1962, a number of "the Companies" began to borrow funds from the Bank; that all assets of "the Companies" were pledged as collateral to secure the Bank's loans; that without her knowledge, the loans were cross collateralized; and that she was not aware of the details concerning the relationship between the Bank and "the Companies."
Haden's Complaint is grounded upon eight (8) separate counts: seven (7) assert causes of action against the Bank; one (1) asserts a cause of action against the debtor. In general, the Plaintiff outlines a course of dealings which she alleges evince joint conduct on the part of the Bank and the debtor to enrich themselves to her detriment and to the detriment of "the Companies."
Count I of Haden's complaint alleges an agreement between the three Edwards children, the Bank and a third party under which the third party was to pay $550,000 to the Bank in satisfaction of the Bank's loans to "the Companies." In exchange, the collateral pledged to the Bank was to be released to the three children. Haden avers that most of the collateral was improperly released by the Bank directly to the debtor; that this was accomplished without her knowledge or consent; that the Bank and the debtor concealed from her the release of the collateral; that she has received none of the collateral despite her ownership interest in "the Companies"; and that the Bank and debtor have refused to provide her with explanations concerning the status of the collateral. Haden avers that the Bank's conduct constitutes fraud, negligent misrepresentation, breach of contract and negligence.

The second count of Plaintiff's complaint avers an agreement between the Bank and debtor to sell certain collateral and to divide the sale proceeds equally. According to the complaint, assets of "the Companies" exceeding $2,000,000 in value were sold, the proceeds divided between the Bank and debtor, with no portion of the sales proceeds credited to the Bank's loans to "the Companies."
In the third count of her complaint, Plaintiff alleges a complicated series of transfers of real property from two corporations, one of the "Edwards Companies" and one of the "Children's Companies," to a corporation owned by the Bank. Haden contends these transfers took place without any credit or reduction in the Bank's loans to "the Companies."
Count IV relates to one of the "Children's Companies," Bald Mountain Development Corporation (Bald Mountain). Plaintiff avers that an outside corporation, Dynamic Systems, Inc. (Dynamic), acquired an 80% interest in Bald Mountain; that the Bank owned and controlled Dynamic; that as a result of its acquisition of Bald Mountain, Dynamic became liable to the Bank on a $502,200 Bald Mountain debt; that the Bank did not release Dynamic from this obligation; that the loan apparently went into default; and that the Bank foreclosed upon some of the collateral pledged by "the Companies." Haden further alleges that the Bank did not apply the proceeds from the foreclosed collateral to the loans owed by "the Companies."
In her fifth count, Haden avers that the Bank allowed the debtor to transfer real property collateralizing the Bank's loans owned by Bald Mountain to Wolf Laurel Properties, a corporation whose majority owner was the debtor; that this transfer occurred without Haden's knowledge or consent; that the Bank removed these assets as collateral for its loans to "the Companies"; and that the Bank failed to properly credit or reduce the loans by the value of the real property transferred.
In Count VI of her complaint, Haden alleges that the debtor transferred part of the Bank's collateral, real estate known as Swim Halle, to himself for inadequate consideration. According to the complaint, the debtor then conveyed Swim Halle to Bald Mountain in satisfaction of a debt owing Bald Mountain. After Bald Mountain was acquired by Dynamic, Bald Mountain conveyed Swim Halle back to the debtor. Haden asserts that the Bank consented to these transfers. As a result, Haden claims that Swim Halle was not available to be credited toward the Bank's loans nor was it available for distribution to Plaintiff upon payment of these loans.
Plaintiff's seventh count, entitled "General Dealings," incorporates the previous counts as follows:
[The Bank's] conduct . . . demonstrates a pattern of failing to properly credit family debts, self-dealing in family collateral, usurping in violation of its fiduciary duties the corporate opportunities of the Children's Companies and Edwards Companies and transferring for no or inadequate consideration family assets.
On the basis of these and other averments, Haden seeks an accounting of the Bank's transactions with the debtor, "the Companies," and any companies or businesses in which the debtor holds an interest.
In the eighth and final count of her complaint, Haden objects to the debtor's discharge on grounds premised upon 11 U.S.C.A. § 727(a)(3), (4) and (5) (West Supp. 1989).
Haden, in her prayer for relief, seeks a judgment against the Bank for compensatory and punitive damages in the amounts of $10,000,000 each; that Haden's claim against the debtor be established in the amount of $10,000,000; a judgment denying the debtor's discharge, or, alternatively, a determination that her claim against the debtor is excepted from discharge; and a jury trial on all issues raised in her complaint.
The debtor filed his answer to the Complaint on May 5, 1989. He does not challenge the jurisdiction of the court to hear this adversary proceeding.
II) Haden, in compliance with the pleading requirements of Fed.R.Bankr.P. 7008(a), avers in her complaint that this adversary proceeding is a core proceeding. Apparently foreseeing the possibility that the court will find her claims against the Bank to be noncore, she also avers that she "consents to the entry of final orders by this Court." At a hearing held May 17, 1989, on the Bank's "Motion To Dismiss," counsel for Haden conceded that her claims against the Bank are not core proceedings. She contends, however, in reliance upon Kelley v. Nodine (In re Salem Mortgage Co.), 783 F.2d 626 (6th Cir.1986), that her claims against the Bank are "related" to the bankruptcy case in that resolution of these claims "will impact the handling and administration of this case." Memorandum in Opposition to the Motion to Dismiss of Defendant Fifth Third Bank, p. 10.

OBITUARY

Asheville - Mr. Charles Pender "Bud" Edwards III, passed away peacefully at his home in Asheville, NC on September 10, 2014. He was the son of C.P. Edwards, Jr and Flora Massengill of Kingsport TN; grandson of Dr. C.P. Edwards, Sr. and Valeria Bailey of Asheville, NC.
Bud, a native of Kingsport, was born on March 11, 1929. He graduated from Tennessee Military Institute, attended Vanderbilt University, and served in the US Air Force during the Korean conflict and was stationed in Greenland. He was CEO and Director of all the Edwards Enterprises companies. Recognized as a pioneer and creative visionary of resort development in the South, Bud developed one of the first ski resorts in the south, Ober Gatlinburg, followed by Wolf Laurel on Big Bald Mountain, NC a 5000-acre golf and ski resort. In later years, Bud pursued his passion for antiques as a collector, dealer, student and authority.
Bud grew up with a hunting rifle in one hand and a fishing rod in the other. As an adventurous and true outdoorsman, Bud loved big game hunting in Africa and Alaska and bill fishing in the Caribbean. Bud's bear hunt in the Alaskan peninsula was the featured article in the December 1961 edition of Sports Afield. He was asked to lead a team into the Grand Canyon to test the first American imported Toyota Land Cruiser. As an enthusiastic collector of Indian relics, he was responsible for the discovery of an ancient Indian burial ground on the banks of the Holston River. He donated many of his Indian relic collections and big game trophies to numerous museums through the southeast.
Bud was a lover of life and nature, the Tennessee Vols and coconut cream pie. Graced with a generous, encouraging, and forgiving soul, a quick wit, a knack for storytelling and a rock solid memory, he was loved and will be missed by many.
Bud is survived by four children, Penn Edwards of Asheville, Amy Edwards (Jim Hensley) of Robbinsville, Brown Edwards (Lori) of Atlanta, and Scott Edwards (Ase Axberg) of Stockholm; and five grandchildren, Matthew Ensner (Megan Sommerville), Taylor Edwards, Grace Edwards, Daniel Edwards, and Molly Edwards Axberg. He is also survived by the mother of his children, Virginia Edwards (Greeneville, TN); his second wife and forever friend, Mary Edwards (Kingsport, TN); his dear companion, Bev Hayes (Asheville); and special friends, Micah and Isaac Hayes.
Services will be held 3 PM Friday, September 26th at First Christian Church, Kingsport, TN., Bud Hulsey officiating. The family will receive friends beginning at 2 PM. A celebration of his life will follow at Ridgefields Country Club. His ashes will be scattered on Big Bald Mountain Saturday morning.

Citations

[S9662] Obituary - Charles Pender Edwards
[S1944] 1930 Census, Tennessee, Sullivan County
[S2321] 1940 Census, Tennessee, Sullivan County
[S9661] Obituary - Charles Pender "Bud" Edwards, III
[S12379] Report on Henry Dewald and Family by Newland DeVault dated 1975, Source Medium: Book

Family Explorer

Mary Amanda Bowman^1,2,3,4

F, #592, b. 30 October 1840, d. 4 December 1925

Parents

Father	John Hoss Bowman (b. 9 January 1809, d. 19 January 1874)
Mother	Selina Jane Broyles (b. 19 January 1811, d. 13 October 1848)

Pedigree Link

BASIC FACTS

Mary Amanda Bowman was born on 30 October 1840 in Washington Co., Tennessee.^1,5,2 She was born on 31 October 1939 in Washington Co. Tennessee.⁶ She and Daniel James Kitzmiller were married on 2 May 1872 in Washington Co., Tennessee.^1,7,8,2 She died on 4 December 1925, at age 85, in Milligan College, Carter Co., Tennessee.^9,6 She died on 5 December 1926, at age 86.² She was buried in New Salem Baptist Church Cemetery, Limestone, Washington Co., Tennessee.

Mary Amanda Bowman had reference number 593. She was enumerated on the census in Washington County, Tennessee (1850 - 1880, 1900, 1920.)⁸ GRAVE MARKER

MARY A.
KITZMILLER
OCT. 30, 1840
DEC. 4, 1925. She and Daniel James Kitzmiller had children in No Children.^1,4

Citations

[S12379] Report on Henry Dewald and Family by Newland DeVault dated 1975, Source Medium: Book
[S7277] Genealogy prepared by Sherry Cook (email address)
[S1449] 1920 Census, Tennessee, Washington County, Source Medium: Book
[S669] 1900 Census, Tennessee, Washington County
[S6687] Genealogy prepared by Marie A. Kitzmiller, Source Medium: Book
[S3666] Death Certificate - Mary Amanda (Bowman) Kitzmiller
[S9007] Marriage Records - Tennessee, Tennessee State Marriages 1780 - 2002 (Ancestry.com)
[S5479] Genealogy prepared by Cathy (Crabtree) Cook (John Kitzmiller File)
[S3070] Cemetery Records, New Salem Baptist Church Cemetery, Limestone, Washington Co., Tennessee

Family Explorer

Mary Ann Kitzmiller^1,2,3,4,5

F, #593, b. 7 August 1832, d. 26 March 1907

Parents

Father	John Kitzmiller (b. 5 December 1801, d. 4 August 1894)
Mother	Louisa DeWald (b. 6 August 1798, d. 17 June 1883)

Pedigree Link

BASIC FACTS

Mary Ann Kitzmiller was born on 7 August 1832 in Washington Co., Tennessee.^1,6 She died on 26 March 1907, at age 74, in Canyonville, Douglas Co., Oregon.¹ She was buried in Canyonville I. O. O. F. Cemetery, Canyonville, Douglas Co., Oregon (V.)⁷

Mary Ann Kitzmiller had reference number 594. She resided in Went to Oregon with her father (1890.)⁶ She was enumerated on the census in Washington County, Tennessee (1850 - 1880); Douglas County, Oregon (1900.) REAL ESTATE - Evening Capital Journal, Salem OR; April 12, 1892, (Chronicling America, Internet)

William Manning and wife to Mary A. Kitzmiller, pt lt 1, bl 2, $1100.

GRAVE MARKER

MARY A.
KITZMILLER
BORN AT BOONES CREEK
WASHINGTON CO.
TENN.

Citations

[S12379] Report on Henry Dewald and Family by Newland DeVault dated 1975, Source Medium: Book
[S359] 1880 Census, Tennessee, Washington County
[S210] 1870 Census, Tennessee, Washington County, Source Medium: Book
[S630] 1900 Census, Oregon, Douglas County
[S59] 1850 Census, Tennessee, Washington County
[S6687] Genealogy prepared by Marie A. Kitzmiller, Source Medium: Book
[S5652] Genealogy prepared by Dan DeVault

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Catherine "Kate" Kitzmiller^{1,2,3,4,5,6,7}

F, #594, b. 7 February 1837, d. 14 August 1916

Parents

Father	John Kitzmiller (b. 5 December 1801, d. 4 August 1894)
Mother	Louisa DeWald (b. 6 August 1798, d. 17 June 1883)

Pedigree Link

Family 1: John C. Brown (b. about 1831, d. about 1864)

Daughter	Mary Flora "Flora" Brown (b. 25 January 1861, d. 23 December 1878)
Son	Jacob L. Brown (b. 24 May 1863, d. 3 January 1884)

Family 2: William Manning (b. 8 November 1832, d. 26 May 1914)

Son	William Albert "Albert" Manning+ (b. 5 December 1876, d. 29 February 1972)

BASIC FACTS

Catherine "Kate" Kitzmiller was born on 7 February 1837 in Washington Co., Tennessee.^1,8 She and John C. Brown were married on 13 December 1859 in Tennessee.¹ She and William Manning were married on 5 December 1875 in Salem, Marion Co., Oregon.⁹ She died on 26 May 1914, at age 77.¹ She died on 14 August 1916, at age 79, in Palo Alto, San Mateo Co., California.¹⁰ She was buried in Salem Pioneer Cemetery (aka Rural IOOF Cemetery), Salem, Marion Co., Oregon.^1,11

Catherine "Kate" Kitzmiller had reference number 595. She resided in Tennessee; Oregon with her sister, Mrs. James Hughes (1870.)¹ She was enumerated on the census in Washington County, Tennessee (1850 - 1870); Douglas County, Oregon (1880); Marion County, Oregon (1900.) She was a Kept boarder (1900.)¹² Catherine was born, most likely, in Stone House B, her parents home in Washington County, Tennessee. She first married John C. Brown of Tennessee. Catherine and John had two children: Mary Flora Brown and Jacob L. Brown. During the Civil War, John Brown joined the Confederate Army, was captured and later died in a Federal prison. The exact date of his death is not known.
About 1870, Catherine and her two children moved to Salem, Oregon with her sister, Elizabeth (Kitzmiller) Hughes, and Elizabeth's husband. About five years later, Catherine married Reverand William Manning who also had children from a previous marriage. Catherine and Rev. Manning had one son, William Albert Manning. During the next ten years both of Catherine's children from her marriage to John C. Brown died; neither had married. After Rev. Manning died, Cathering moved to Palo Alto, California to live with her son, William Albert Manning, and his family. She died there a few years later of polio and was returned to Oregon where she was buried next to Rev. William Manning in the Salem Pioneer Cemetery, aka Rural IOOF Cemetery.

OBITUARY - San Jose Mercury News (San Jose, CA); Wednesday, August 16, 1916; Volume: XCI Issue: 47 Section: Second, Page: 16; (GenealogyBank.com):
Mrs. Manning Dead.
Mrs. Catherine Manning, mother of Professor William Albert Manning of the mathematics department of Stanford university, passed away yesterday morning at the home of her son, at 604 Tennyson street.
Mrs. Manning had lived in Palo Alto for the past two years, and was 79 years of age. Old age was the cause of her death.
She came to Palo Alto from Salem, Or., where her body was shipped for burial.

GRAVE MARKER

CATHERINE MANNING
BORN FEB. 7, 1837
DIED AUG. 14, 1916. REAL ESTATE - Evening Capital Journal, Salem OR; April 12, 1892, (Chronicling America, Internet)

William Manning and wife to Mary A. Kitzmiller, pt lt 1, bl 2, $1100.

Citations

[S12379] Report on Henry Dewald and Family by Newland DeVault dated 1975, Source Medium: Book
[S5652] Genealogy prepared by Dan DeVault
[S338] 1880 Census, Oregon, Douglas County
[S128] 1860 Census, Tennessee, Washington County
[S633] 1900 Census, Oregon, Marion County
[S209] 1870 Census, Tennessee, Washington County, Source Medium: Book
[S59] 1850 Census, Tennessee, Washington County
[S6687] Genealogy prepared by Marie A. Kitzmiller, Source Medium: Book
[S12379] Report on Henry Dewald and Family by Newland DeVault dated 1975, Page 123
[S4038] Death Records, California, California Death Records (Vitalsearch)
[S12383] Rigdon Records, Vol 7, #331
[S5479] Genealogy prepared by Cathy (Crabtree) Cook (John Kitzmiller File)

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Judson Guy "J. Guy" Carter^1,2,3,4,5

M, #595, b. 10 January 1889, d. 12 October 1950

Parents

Father	William Fountain Carter
Mother	Mary Alice "Alice" Rogers

Pedigree Link

Family: Ethel O. Henley (b. 23 June 1893, d. 28 September 1980)

Child	W. H. Carter (b. 23 April 1917, d. 24 April 1917)
Son	Claude Ernest "Ernest" Carter (b. 22 May 1918, d. 13 May 1983)
Daughter	Helen L. Carter

BASIC FACTS

Judson Guy "J. Guy" Carter was born on 10 January 1889 in Tennessee.^2,6 He and Ethel O. Henley were married about 1916.³ He died on 12 October 1950, at age 61, in Johnson City, Washington Co., Tennessee.⁶ He was buried in Monte Vista Cemetery, Johnson City, Washington Co., Tennessee.⁷

Judson Guy "J. Guy" Carter had reference number 596. He was a Farmer - general farming (1920, 1930); landlord - farm (1940); farmer & live stock dealer - own farm (death certificate.)^2,3,6,5 He was enumerated on the census in Washington County, Tennessee (1920 - 1940.) His Social Security Number was 408-32-1567, issued: Tennessee, last residence: Johnson City, Washington Co., Tennessee.⁴ OBITUARY - Johnson City Press Chronicle (TN), October 13, 1950

J. Guy Carter, Former Court Member, Dies
Judson Guy Carter, 61, prominent live stock dealer and farmer of Boones Creek community, died at 10:45 p.m. yesterday at Appalachian Hospital after a short illness.
Carter, a former member of the Washington County Court, suffered a heart attack several days ago.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Ethel Carter; one son, Earnest, Boones Creek; one daughter, Mrs. S. L. Harrison, Greeneville, his mother, Mrs. W. F. Carter, Johnson City; three brothers, Toy F., Boones Creek, W. J., Johnson City and Ray of Boones Creek; two sisters, Mrs. S. L. Rollins, Boones Creek, Mrs. T. A. McGhee, Johnson City.
Funeral will be at 2:30 p.m. Saturday at Boones Creek Christian Church with the Rev. W. R. Rigell and the Rev. Stephen Morton officiating. Burial will be in Monte Vista Burial Park.
The body will be taken to the church two hours before the funeral.
Pall bearers: Hobart Harrison, Charley Clark, W. B. Miller, Herman Reedy, Hobert Beard, John Glaze, J. M. Leonard, Marion Sell. Flower bearers will be Ladies Bible Class of Boones Creek Christian church.
The body will remain at Appalachian Funeral Home until time to be taken to the church.

GRAVE MARKER

J. GUY CARTER
1889 1950.

Citations

[S12379] Report on Henry Dewald and Family by Newland DeVault dated 1975, Source Medium: Book
[S1449] 1920 Census, Tennessee, Washington County, Source Medium: Book
[S1946] 1930 Census, Tennessee, Washington County
[S12398] Social Security Death Index, Source Medium: Book
[S2323] 1940 Census, Tennessee, Washington County
[S3585] Death Certificate - Judson Guy "J. Guy" Carter
[S2845] Book: Washington County, Tennessee Tombstone Inscriptions, by Charles M. Bennett, Source Medium: Book

Family Explorer

William Manning^1,2,3,4

M, #596, b. 8 November 1832, d. 26 May 1914

Parents

Father	Thomas Manning
Mother	Elizabeth Knobb

Pedigree Link

Family 1: Sarah T. Hunt (b. about 1834)

Son	Charles T. Manning (b. about 1856)
Son	Isaac A. Manning (b. about 1864)
Daughter	Mary E. Manning (b. about 1867)

Family 2: Catherine "Kate" Kitzmiller (b. 7 February 1837, d. 14 August 1916)

Son	William Albert "Albert" Manning+ (b. 5 December 1876, d. 29 February 1972)

BASIC FACTS

William Manning was born on 8 November 1832 in Arlington, Rush Co., Indiana.^2,5,6 He and Catherine "Kate" Kitzmiller were married on 5 December 1875 in Salem, Marion Co., Oregon.⁷ He died on 26 May 1914, at age 81, in Salem, Marion Co., Oregon.¹ He was buried in Salem Pioneer Cemetery (aka Rural IOOF Cemetery), Salem, Oregon.^1,5,8

William Manning had reference number 597. He held the title Rev. He was a Preacher; school teacher; farmer (1870); dry goods merchant (1880.)^2,3,6 He was enumerated on the census in Wayne County, Indiana (1870); Douglas County, Oregon (1880); Marion County, Oregon (1900.) Civil War, Company D, 57th Indiana, Major.⁶ OBITUARY- Daily Oregon Statesman, May 27, 1914, 3:2.

WILLIAM MANNING WILL BE BURIED TOMORROW. Soldier, Teacher, Preacher. Had lived Active Life -- Born in Indiana. Came to Oregon in '57 -- William Manning, soldier, school master, farmer, minister of the gospel and politician, died at his home on Ferry and Winter streets yesterday morning shortly after 1 o'clock. The funeral services will be held Thursday afternoon at 2 p.m. at the First Christian church. Rev. P. T. Porter, pastor of the church will officiate. -- Leaves Home Early -- Born in Arlington, Indiana, November 8, 1822, the son of Thomas Manning and his wife Elizabeth Knobb, Mr. Manning left home when a lad in his early twenties and came to California. He returned to Indiana in 1852, a very short time after he arrived in the west, and was united in marriage with Miss Sarah Hunt, November 24, 1852. Two children of this union survive, Charles Thomas and Isaac Augustus. Isaac Manning, who is well known in Salem is at present occupying the position as United States Consulate at Baranquilla, Columbia. -- Enlists as Soldier -- At the outbreak of the Civil war the deceased enlisted and at the end of the war was mustered out with the rank of major in the Indiana Home guards. In 1857 he moved to Oregon hoping that the mild climate might restore his wife's failing health. She died soon after arriving here, however, and is buried in the Hunt family cemetery in Marion County. In December, 1875 Mr. Manning married Catherine Brown and one child was born to this union, William Albert. Mr. Manning taught school for several terms in the Waldo Hills, farmed there for a short time, was engaged in business in Salem in the early seventies and in Canyonville, Oregon from 1880-1891, after which date he made his home in Salem. In 1885 he served in the Oregon state legislature as representative from Douglas county. Mr. Manning was ordained to the ministry of the Christian church in Indiana. He preached for the church at Canyonville and had often supplied for the First Christian church of Salem. At the time of his death he was secretary of the Wallace park board and was actively interested in improving the conditions in an about the park.

GRAVE MARKER

WILLIAM MANNING
NOV. 8, 1832
MAY 26, 1914
Co. D 57 Ind

Before me, even as behind,
God is, and all is well. REAL ESTATE - Evening Capital Journal, Salem OR; April 12, 1892, (Chronicling America, Internet)

William Manning and wife to Mary A. Kitzmiller, pt lt 1, bl 2, $1100.

Citations

[S12379] Report on Henry Dewald and Family by Newland DeVault dated 1975, Source Medium: Book
[S338] 1880 Census, Oregon, Douglas County
[S154] 1870 Census, Indiana, Wayne County
[S633] 1900 Census, Oregon, Marion County
[S3081] Cemetery Records, Salem Pioneer Cemetery, Salem, Oregon
[S11618] Obituary - Rev. William Manning
[S12379] Report on Henry Dewald and Family by Newland DeVault dated 1975, Page 123
[S12383] Rigdon Records, Vol. 6, #427

Family Explorer

Daniel DeWald^1,2,3,4,5

M, #597, b. 30 July 1800, d. 21 January 1886

Parents

Father	Philip DeWald (b. 6 November 1764, d. 8 February 1844)
Mother	Catherine Long (b. 25 July 1767, d. 6 September 1844)

Pedigree Link

Family: Mary M. Miller (b. 16 June 1799, d. 6 January 1859)

Daughter	Mary Ann DeWald (b. 31 October 1825, d. 16 September 1889)
Daughter	Catherine Caroline DeWald+ (b. 25 December 1826, d. 27 June 1907)
Daughter	Margaret DeWald+ (b. 16 February 1829, d. 1 November 1896)
Daughter	Elizabeth DeWald (b. 23 November 1830, d. 27 August 1902)
Daughter	Julia DeWald (b. 7 July 1832, d. 28 November 1913)
Son	William Valentine DeWald+ (b. 9 April 1837, d. 13 January 1913)
Son	James Miller DeWald+ (b. 16 October 1839, d. 30 October 1899)

BASIC FACTS

Daniel DeWald was born on 30 July 1800 in York Co., (now Adams Co.), Pennsylvania.¹ He was born on 30 July 1800 in Baltimore, Baltimore City Co., Maryland.^6,3 He and Mary M. Miller were married on 6 January 1825 in Washington Co., Tennessee.^1,7 He died on 21 January 1886, at age 85.⁶ He was buried in Mt. Bethel Christian Church Cemetery, Greene Co., Tennessee (V.)^6,8

Daniel DeWald had reference number 598. He resided in Lived near the Nolichucky River in Washington Co., Tennessee.⁹ He left a will in Will dated February 4, 1882, Jonesborough, Washington Co., Tennessee; Witnessed by Alexander Mathus and James M. Bayless.¹⁰ He was a Farmer (1850, 1860.)^4,5 He was enumerated on the census in Washington County, Tennessee (1850 - 1880.) Daniel reportedly left home at age 14 and went to live with his uncles Frederick and Valentine Davault at their farm at DeVault's Ford on the Watauga River. Newland DeVault, who spent much of his life researching the DeVault family, says that Daniel retained the DeWald spelling throughout his life. However, in the 1850, 1860 and 1870 Census records, Daniel's surname is spelled Davault, the same as his uncles.
Daniel and family lived near the Nolichucky River in Washington County, Tennessee.

OBITUARY - JONESBORO Herald - Tribune

Daniel DeVault, of near Brownsboro, one of Washington County's oldest citizens, died last Thursday, having lived in this country about fifty years.

Note: Nothing is left of Brownsboro today. It was located about where the Lester Snapp Road approaches the big loop in the Nolichucky River from the east side.

GRAVE MARKER

Holy Bible

DANIEL DEWALD
July 30 1880
Jan. 21 1886

Resting till the resurrec-
tion morn. Daniel and Mary were married by Dr. James Miller. (Dr. Miller's wife was Elizabeth (Davault) Miller, the daughter of Daniel's uncle, Valentine "Felty" Davault. Dr. James Miller was from Maine and there is no known connection between his family and the family of Mary M. (Miller) DeWald.) He was baptized on 21 September 1800 in St. Mathews Lutheran Church, Hanover, York Co., Pennsylvania. Sponsors his father and mother.¹

Citations

[S12379] Report on Henry Dewald and Family by Newland DeVault dated 1975, Source Medium: Book
[S209] 1870 Census, Tennessee, Washington County, Source Medium: Book
[S359] 1880 Census, Tennessee, Washington County
[S59] 1850 Census, Tennessee, Washington County
[S128] 1860 Census, Tennessee, Washington County
[S6251] Genealogy prepared by Jerry DeWald, Source Medium: Other
[S12516] Washington County Tennessee Marriages, 1780 - 1870; Burger, Source Medium: Book
[S8430] Grave Marker, Daniel DeWald, Mt. Bethel Christian Church Cemetery, Greene Co., Tennessee
[S5836] Genealogy prepared by Douglas DeVault Roseborough (WFT V06T1078), Source Medium: Other
[S5652] Genealogy prepared by Dan DeVault

Family Explorer

Mary M. Miller^1,2,3,4

F, #598, b. 16 June 1799, d. 6 January 1859

Parents

Father	Jacob Miller (b. 30 June 1779, d. 18 November 1858)
Mother	Elizabeth Range (b. 21 January 1777, d. 25 August 1843)

Pedigree Link

Family: Daniel DeWald (b. 30 July 1800, d. 21 January 1886)

Daughter	Mary Ann DeWald (b. 31 October 1825, d. 16 September 1889)
Daughter	Catherine Caroline DeWald+ (b. 25 December 1826, d. 27 June 1907)
Daughter	Margaret DeWald+ (b. 16 February 1829, d. 1 November 1896)
Daughter	Elizabeth DeWald (b. 23 November 1830, d. 27 August 1902)
Daughter	Julia DeWald (b. 7 July 1832, d. 28 November 1913)
Son	William Valentine DeWald+ (b. 9 April 1837, d. 13 January 1913)
Son	James Miller DeWald+ (b. 16 October 1839, d. 30 October 1899)

BASIC FACTS

Mary M. Miller was born on 15 June 1799 in Washington Co., Tennessee.⁵ She was born on 16 June 1799 in Washington Co., Tennessee.^2,6 She and Daniel DeWald were married on 6 January 1825 in Washington Co., Tennessee.^1,7 She died on 6 January 1859, at age 59.² She was buried in Mt. Bethel Christian Church Cemetery, Greene Co., Tennessee (V.)²

Mary M. Miller had reference number 599. She was enumerated on the census in Washington County, Tennessee (1850.) GRAVE MARKER

In memory of

MARY M.
Consort of Daniel Dewald
BORN
June 16 1799
DIED
Jan'y 6 1859. Daniel and Mary were married by Dr. James Miller. (Dr. Miller's wife was Elizabeth (Davault) Miller, the daughter of Daniel's uncle, Valentine "Felty" Davault. Dr. James Miller was from Maine and there is no known connection between his family and the family of Mary M. (Miller) DeWald.)

Citations

[S12379] Report on Henry Dewald and Family by Newland DeVault dated 1975, Source Medium: Book
[S6251] Genealogy prepared by Jerry DeWald, Source Medium: Other
[S59] 1850 Census, Tennessee, Washington County
[S8462] Grave Marker, Mary M. (Miller) DeWald, Mt. Bethel Christian Church Cemetery, Greene Co., Tennessee
[S6878] Genealogy prepared by Nellie Whedon (given to me by Vicki (Dewald) Odom)
[S7048] Genealogy prepared by Reb Edward Bennett
[S12516] Washington County Tennessee Marriages, 1780 - 1870; Burger, Source Medium: Book

Family Explorer

Ann Elizabeth "Ann Eliza" DeWald^1,2,3,4,4

F, #599, b. 18 January 1803, d. 5 April 1887

Parents

Father	Philip DeWald (b. 6 November 1764, d. 8 February 1844)
Mother	Catherine Long (b. 25 July 1767, d. 6 September 1844)

Pedigree Link

Family: James "Yankee Jim" Larimore (b. 21 October 1800, d. 20 April 1874)

Son	Daniel Larimore+ (b. 16 March 1826, d. 7 April 1903)
Daughter	Louisa Larimore+ (b. 5 November 1828, d. 16 January 1902)
Son	John Larimore+ (b. 7 October 1831, d. 9 April 1911)
Daughter	Sarah Ann Larimore+ (b. 20 August 1834, d. 24 May 1905)
Daughter	Scienda Larimore+ (b. 14 July 1837, d. 1 November 1875)
Son	James Larimore, M.D.+ (b. 5 March 1840, d. 18 August 1904)
Daughter	Caroline Larimore+ (b. 11 November 1842, d. 9 January 1918)

BASIC FACTS

Ann Elizabeth "Ann Eliza" DeWald was born on 18 January 1803 in Baltimore, Baltimore Co., Maryland.^1,5 She and James "Yankee Jim" Larimore were married on 2 May 1825 in Hampshire Co., West Virginia.⁵ She died on 5 April 1887, at age 84, in near Newark, Licking Co., Ohio.^1,5 She was buried in Licking Cemetery near Hebron, Licking Co., Ohio (V.)

Ann Elizabeth "Ann Eliza" DeWald was christened in Christened "Anna Liza" per certificate (in German.)⁵ She had reference number 600. She resided in Romney, West Virginia, Licking Co., Ohio, (came on horseback in 1826); near Union Station, Licking Co., Ohio.^5,6 She was educated Ann was an educated woman.² She resided in Hebron, Ohio.¹ She resided in Lived near Newark, Ohio.⁷ BAPTISM CERTIFICATE

DIEFENHAYDEN CHEGATTEN
"These two married people"
PHYLIP DEWALT
"Phylip Dewalt"
UND FEINER CHEFRAU CATRINE EINE GEBORNE LANGRESS NOHNHAFT IN
"and his wife Catrina born Langress"
MIRRLANES COUNTY IN STAAT BALTIMORE IFT AM
"resided in Maryland, Baltimore County"
18TH JANUARY IM TABR UNFERS HERRN, 1803 UM 8 UBR MORGANS IM ZIECHEN
"unto them she was born 1803 under sign virgo"
DEV. FIRRGFRAU EIN GARFLAD ZUR BIET GEBOREN, WELCHE AM 8TH MAY 1804 VON
"Baptised 8th May 1804"
DEM HERRN G> CRINTZ LUHFAVIPER - PFARRER GETAUFT NURDE, UND DEU RAMEN
"minister G. Crintz (who baptised her) named or gave her name as"
ANNA LIZA
"Anna Liza"

GRAVE MARKER

JAS LARIMORE
Died Apr. 20, 1874
AGED 73
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ANN ELIZA
WIFE OF
JAS. LARIMORE
DIED APR. 5, 1887
AGED 84 Y. 2 M. 17D.

LARIMORE

OBITUARY - Granville (Ohio) Times, Friday, April 8, 1887

An Aged Mother Gone
Mrs. Eliza Larimore, who has been making her home with her daughter, Mrs. James Kirkendall, near Union Station, died on Tuesday morning, April 5, 1887, at the ripe age of 84 years. The funeral took place from the late residence, on Thursday, at 11 a.m., and the remains were deposited in Licking cemetery, near Hebron. All her living children were present to witness her departure. Appropriate religious services were conducted at the house by Rev. D. B. Hervey, President of Granville Female College.

Citations

[S12379] Report on Henry Dewald and Family by Newland DeVault dated 1975, Source Medium: Book
[S6989] Genealogy prepared by Philip B. Larimore, Source Medium: Book
[S191] 1870 Census, Ohio, Licking County
[S332] 1880 Census, Ohio, Licking County
[S5810] Genealogy prepared by Donald L. Boyd
[S10773] Obituary - John Larimore
[S5836] Genealogy prepared by Douglas DeVault Roseborough (WFT V06T1078), Source Medium: Other

Family Explorer

James "Yankee Jim" Larimore^1,2,3

M, #600, b. 21 October 1800, d. 20 April 1874

Parents

Father	John Larimore
Mother	Deborah Temple

Pedigree Link

Family: Ann Elizabeth "Ann Eliza" DeWald (b. 18 January 1803, d. 5 April 1887)

Son	Daniel Larimore+ (b. 16 March 1826, d. 7 April 1903)
Daughter	Louisa Larimore+ (b. 5 November 1828, d. 16 January 1902)
Son	John Larimore+ (b. 7 October 1831, d. 9 April 1911)
Daughter	Sarah Ann Larimore+ (b. 20 August 1834, d. 24 May 1905)
Daughter	Scienda Larimore+ (b. 14 July 1837, d. 1 November 1875)
Son	James Larimore, M.D.+ (b. 5 March 1840, d. 18 August 1904)
Daughter	Caroline Larimore+ (b. 11 November 1842, d. 9 January 1918)

BASIC FACTS

James "Yankee Jim" Larimore was born on 21 October 1800 in Three Churches, Hampshire Co., Virginia (now West Virginia.)⁴ He was born in 1803 in Baltimore, Ohio.¹ He and Ann Elizabeth "Ann Eliza" DeWald were married on 2 May 1825 in Hampshire Co., West Virginia.⁴ He died on 20 April 1874, at age 73, in Licking Co., Ohio.⁴ He died in 1875, at age ~75.¹ He was buried in Licking Cemetery near Hebron, Licking Co., Ohio (V.)¹

James "Yankee Jim" Larimore was also known as Yankee Jim. He had reference number 601. He was an Auctioneer and Farmer.¹ He resided in near Union Station, Licking Co., Ohio.^2,5 He was educated James could not read or write, but he was thrifty and accumulated much land and money.² GRAVE MARKER

JA'S LARIMORE
Died Apr. 20, 1874
AGED 73
--------
ANN ELIZA
WIFE OF
JAS. LARIMORE
DIED APR. 5, 1887
AGED 84 Y. 2 M. 17D.

LARIMORE

(main stone)

FATHER MOTHER

JAS LARIMORE ANN E. LARIMORE
......
......
......

(separate stones in front.)

Citations

[S12379] Report on Henry Dewald and Family by Newland DeVault dated 1975, Source Medium: Book
[S6989] Genealogy prepared by Philip B. Larimore, Source Medium: Book
[S191] 1870 Census, Ohio, Licking County
[S5810] Genealogy prepared by Donald L. Boyd
[S10773] Obituary - John Larimore