32. Niklaus JUNKER
Christened 28 March, 1830 Anna KOENIG Sex: F Marriage(s): Spouse:Niklaus JUNKER Marriage: 28 Aug 1852 Bern, Bern, Switzerland TheLAWRENCE & THOMPSON'S Grundy County Directory for 1877-78 lists aNicholas Younker living in Felix Township at the Northeast Quarter ofSection 23. This is precisely 2 and 1/2 miles north of Cole City on theeastern edge of the short Pioneer Cemetery and Prairie nature Preserve.It is apparently this same Nicholas Younker who dies in April of 1888according to the Morris Herald. This notice states that Nicholas Younkerlived in the "town of Felix, 2 1/2 miles north of Coal City." This is thesame location as the Nicholas Younker mentioned in the 1877-78 CountyDirectory. We are not sure if he is the husband of Ann or the husband ofJoanna Bordlaw. (another possiblity is that Anna died and Nicholasremarried Joanna, although this leaves the mystery of the diposition ofNicholas and Anna 4 boys). At any rate, there is a string of four noticesin the Morris Herald, beginning with April 27 edition, 1888, announcingthe auction of the material remains of the late Nicholas Younker, in thetown of Felix. The remains that went on sale in Felix on May 7, 1888included: two horses, one colt, sixteen milk cows, one 3-year old steer,sever 2-year olds, seven 1-year olds, three hogs, 2 wagons, one singleseat buggy, one sleigh, one scraper, one cultivator, one eight-toothcultivator, one three-horse drag, 1 plow, 1 Walter A. Wood's mower, 1 hayrake, 1 set of harness, forty chickens, household furniture and oldtrumpery generally. John Peart was the administrator and John Thorson,the auctioneer. Announcement of Probate also occured in the same paper:Estate of Nicholas Younker; John Peart, executor, proof of death filed;widow's relenquishment and bond fild and approved. Ffirst Monday in Juneset as claim day; appraiser, Lemuel short, F. Wilenow, C. Peart.Petition for sale of personal property filed. It is interesting thatmembers of the Peart family are buried both at the Short Pioneer Cemeterynear Younker's property and at the Braceville cemetery south of CoalCity. Short Cemetery aka Short Pioneer Cemetery aka Oak Ridge Cemetery(S of Carper Rd near Erickson Rd, Goose Lake & Felix Townships), inactive(1, 6)
33. Anna KOENIG
likely possibility (in harmony with the ship immigration data, and JohnYounker's death certificate, but less likely based on Illinois 1860census data) is: Anna KOENIG Sex: F Event(s): Birth: 21 Dec 1826Rapperswil, Bern, Switzerland Parents: Father: Bendicht KOENIGMother: Maria FELLER For Anna's son Nicholas: Niklaus JUNKER Sex: MEvent(s): Christening: 12 Dec 1852 Rapperswil, Bern, SwitzerlandParents: Father: Niklaus JUNKER Mother: Anna KOENIG For Anna's sonJohn (#1164 on Morman site) Johannes JUNKER Sex: M Event(s):Christening: 5 Aug 1855 Rapperswil, Bern, Switzerland Parents: Father:Niklaus JUNKER Mother: Anna KOENIG Marriage Niklaus JUNKER Sex: MMarriage(s): Spouse: Anna KOENIG Marriage: 28 Aug 1852 Bern, Bern,Switzerlandhttp://www.familysearch.org/Eng/Search/IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=11900770&ldsnn=6 An Anna Maria Koenig is born 17 May 1829 inMuenchenbuchsee, Bern, Switzerland--an Anna Maria Koenig marries JohannesBachmann in 1850; another marries Johann Rufer in 1853. There is norecord of an Anna Maria Koenig marrying a Junker--hence this Anna isprobably not our Anna Koenig. Father: Benedikt KOENIG Mother: AnnaBarbara ULMANN
34. Louis PFUNDER
Marriage info can be found on LDS site: Ludwig PFUNDER Sex: MMarriage(s): Spouse: Magdalena SOEFFEL Marriage: 9 Aug 1855 St Louis,Missouri Ludwig is the German form of Louis. Louis' name is spelled"Lewis" on his daughter Louise's death certificate, but this wasundoubtedly a phonetic misspelling of the name by the doctor who filledit out. On Louisa and Nicholas Younker's marriage certificate, Louis'name is spelled both "Louis" and "Lewis." 1870 Census for Clark Twsp:Pfunder, Louis 41 Farmer $300 Bauden Magdelina38 Louisa 13 Louis 12 Frederick 11 Henry9 Albert 6 Emil 4 Louis, Fred, andHenry are listed as attending school during the year. The census wasrecorded 23 July 1870 on roll F 127 p. 14 PO was Jefferson City, MOYear Surname Given Name (s) County State Page Township or Other InfoRecord Type Database ID# 1870 PFUNDER LOUIS Cole County MO 189 ClarkTownship Federal Population Schedule MO 1870 Federal Census IndexMO298166574 When we visited Hickory Hill in Aug 2000 the attendant atthe local gas station remembered the Pfunders and said they were goodpeople. A neighbor lady who provided me with cemetery information alsoremembered them and said they were good people, but only one--a femalewas still alive and it was not likely that she remembered much about thePfunder family history. Ludwig PFUNDER Sex: M Event(s): Birth: 12 Mar1829 Auggen, Loerrach, Baden Parents: Father: Friedrich PFUNDERMother: Anna Maria MUSERhttp://www.familysearch.org/Eng/Search/IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=73665698&ldsnn=9 An obit was filed for Louis Pfunder of Cole Co.:Surname Given Name Age/Birth Date Death Date Issue Date Pfunder Louis abt79 6 Feb 1898 8 Feb 1898 This would have Louis born about 1819, althoughhis gravemarker clearly has March 14, 1829. The obit appears in theDaily Tribune for Feb 8, 1898. Possible relative: John A. Pfunderdrugs 3456 Lindell avenue St. Louis MO 1890
36. John B. GIBSON
Possibe father: ID: I608 Name: Lewis GIBSON Sex: M Birth: 19 MAY 1791 inStokes, North Carolina Death: 24 MAR 1848 in Mill Grove, Mercer, MissouriChange Date: 25 JAN 2001 Father: James GIBSON b: ABT 1754 in of,Halifax, Virginia Mother: Sarah (PREESON?) b: ABT 1756 in of, Surry,North Carolina Marriage 1 Priscilla WILSON b: ABT 1793 in of, Knox,Kentucky Married: 10 FEB 1814 in Knox, Kentucky Children Mary GIBSON b:10 MAY 1814 in Knox, Kentucky James W. GIBSON b: 24 OCT 1816 in Knox,Kentucky Castleton "Cash" GIBSON b: 9 JAN 1819 in Knox, KentuckyPriscilla GIBSON b: ABT 1822 in of, Putnam, Indiana Garrett GIBSON Capt.b: 3 FEB 1826 in Greencastle, Putnam, Indiana Marriage 2 ElizabethBUTCHER b: 1806 in Ohio Married: 29 SEP 1829 in Putnam, Indiana ChildrenJohn B. GIBSON b: 14 FEB 1831 in Putnam, Indiana Nancy GIBSON b: 1832 inPutnam, Indiana Louis N. GIBSON b: 4 FEB 1836 in Putnam, Indiana RhodaGIBSON b: ABT 1839 in Putnam, Indiana Rebecca GIBSON b: 1840 in Putnam,Indiana Beda GIBSON b: 1843 in Mercer, Missouri Rachel GIBSON b: 15 JAN1846 in Mercer, Missouri Kiziah GIBSON b: 1848 in Mercer, MissouriIra Gipson's death certificate lists his father as John Gipson. The 1850Census for Mercer Co Missouri lists the following Gibsons: GIBSONElizabeth 376 GIBSON Garret 392 The 1850 census for Benton Co.Missouri lists a single Gipson household with 10 Gipsons. The head ofhouse was 26 year old farmer Jessie Gipson. His wife was 27 year oldCaroline from Alabama. Jessie's mother, 47 year olde Barbary (b.Virginia) lived with him along with several of Jessie's brother's andsisters including three of whom could be the father if Ida Gipson--Jacob(14), Thomas (11) and Andrew (7). A Thomas Gibson served with theConfederacy with a Calvary unit from Howard County A George Gibsonfamily lived in Pettis Co in 1870 (CD 436B) Some Gibsons (with a "b")are also listed: 317a 11 Gibson C. 2Missouri pg0317a.txt 317a 3 Gibson C. E. 19Missouri pg0317a.txt 317a 8 Gibson H. J. 8Missouri pg0317a.txt 316b 41 Gibson Hawkins M. 43Kentucky pg0306a.txt 326a 34 Gibson Henry M. 1Missouri pg0317a.txt 317a 4 Gibson John E. 17Missouri pg0317a.txt 317a 5 Gibson Lucy A. 16Missouri pg0317a.txt 326a 30 Gibson Lydia 30Pennsylvania pg0317a.txt 317a 9 Gibson Mary B. 6Missouri pg0317a.txt 326a 32 Gibson Octavia P. 6Missouri pg0317a.txt 317a 6 Gibson Patience14 Missouri pg0317a.txt 316b 42 Gibson Sally B.42 Kentucky pg0306a.txt 326a 33 Gibson Sarah C.3 Missouri pg0317a.txt 317a 10 Gibson Sarah J.5 Missouri pg0317a.txt 317a 7 Gibson Terry13 Missouri pg0317a.txt 326a 29 Gibson Thomas H.36 Kentucky pg0317a.txt From Lindsey Twnshp in Benton Co: 3 637637 Gibson C. E. 19 F Missouri 4 637 637 GibsonJohn E. 17 M Missouri X 5 637 637 GibsonLucy A. 16 F Missouri 6 637 637 Gibson Patience14 F Missouri 7 637 637 Gibson Terry 13 MMissouri X 8 637 637 Gibson H. J. 8M Missouri X 9 637 637 Gibson Mary B. 6F Missouri 10 637 637 Gibson Sarah J. 5 F Missouri11 637 637 Gibson C. 2 F Missouri From Whitetownship 778 778 Gibson Thomas H. 36 M Farmer 435Kentucky 30 778 778 Gibson Lydia 30 FPennsylvania 31 778 778 Collier M. F. 11 M MissouriX 32 778 778 Gibson Octavia P. 6 F Missouri33 778 778 Gibson Sarah C. 3 F Missouri 34 778 778Gibson Henry M. 1 M Missouri Probate cases 92 442May 1907 Gibson, Thomas B. Meades? & ??, Ex.--- 91 1504 Apr 6, 1907 Gibson, Thurner --- ---Thomas H GIBSON Sex: M Marriage(s): Spouse: Lydia COLLIER Marriage: 1Nov 1842 Benton, Missouri Thomas H. GIBSON Sex: M Event(s): Birth:1814 Kentucky Marriage(s): Spouse: Lydia COLLIER Thomas Hurst GIBSON(AFN: TF2C-30) Pedigree Sex: M Family-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Event(s): Birth: 2 Mar 1816 <, Pulaski, Ky>-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Parents: Father: Martin GIBSON (AFN: TF2M-B9) FamilyMother: Patience (Burk) GIBSON (AFN: TF1Z-QM)-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Marriage(s): Spouse: Lydia (Collier) GIBSON (AFN:TF2C-45) Family Marriage: Jacob GIBSON Sex: M Event(s): Birth: 1836Of, Benton, Missouri Parents: Father: George GIBSON Mother: Barbary MCPHAIL
38. Thomas Jefferson NICHOLSON
http://pedigree.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/pedview.dll?ti=0&ind=141&file=1679619 Married a first cousin. Her parents were John & PriscillaCRANE Lessley. Nicholson Thomas J. F 8 Mo. S. M. Cav. PrivateNickolson Thos J. Union Live in South Part of Union Township during 1900Census (p.106B)
Last name sometimes spelled Lesley Infor on Ancestory World Tree
An alternate genealogy has Elias dying in 1883 and lists his father asCharles and his mother as Lydia Livingston--see Ancestry .com.http://pedigree.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/pedview.dll?ti=0&ind=5228&file=45356 Spouse & Children Sara Howard - George Washburn - ElizaWashburn - Isac Washburn - Eli Washburn - Henry Washburn - RobertWashburn - Edgar Washburn - Rachel Emma Washburn Rachel Rick - Mary AnnWashburn - Charles Washburn - Elizabeth Washburn - Lydia Washburn diedyoung The problem with this alternate genealogy is that the Illinoismarriage record index has Elias Washubrn marrying Rachel Rick on 12 May1836 in Tazewell County, Illinois--too early for our Elias Washburn--hewould have only been 21--too young for a second marriage that followed afirst marriage with Sarah that produced 8 children!-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Notes Ancestory says Elias Washburn: 1 Moved toIndiana, Tagewell County Illiois 1827 to Peoria, at 21 to Fulton TheMorman site has the following listing:http://www.familysearch.org/Search/IGI/igi_individual_frame.asp?recid=48260407&ldsnn=12 Elias WASHBURN Sex: M Event(s): Birth: Abt.1822 Ohio Marriage(s): Spouse: Sarah Ann HOWARD-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information:-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Film Number: 442754 Page Number: Reference Number:39146 The Illinois marriage index gives the date and place of Elias'marriage to Sarah: http://www.ilsos.net/cgi-bin/archives/marriage.sWASHBURN, ELIAS HOWARD, SARAH ANN FULTON09/26/1847 00B/0069 00000128 WASHBURN, ELIAS RICH,RACHEL TAZEWELL 05/12/1836 00A/0025 00000350 1850 WASHBURN ELI S.Fulton County IL 301 Cass township, Federal Population Schedule IL 1850Federal Census Index ILS7a5627223 had property in missouri
41. Sarah Ann HOWARD
Sarah cam to Fulton Co, Illinois with her parents in 1831. Possible:Rebecca BARSTOW Sex: F Event(s): Birth: 24 Oct 1790 Scituate,Plymouth, Massachusetts Parents: Father: Thomas BARSTOW Mother: LydiaSYLVESTER
48. John HATHAWAY
John Hathaway, son of Abraham the Patriot, was born about 1785, probablyin Washington County, Pa. John probably came to Miami County Ohio withhis father about 1799 when he was about 14 years old. It was in MiamiCounty that he later met and married his wife Esther Coe, the daughter ofJoesph Coe and Mary Gibbons Coe. The Coe were descended from animportant New England family as well. The wedding took place the daybefore Christmas, Dec 24, 1805 in Montgomery County, Ohio. John was 20and Esther was 21 years old. They settled at Urbana Ohio initially.John was taxed for 256 acres in 1810 and taxed again in 1812. During theWar of 1812 John Hathaway served as a teamster with the Ohio Militia,three regiments of which were called into Federal service and assigned toBrig Gen Hull commander of the North Western Army (and governor ofMichigan). The Ohio units were to help defend Detroit. Its probablethat John served under Capt Henry Brush who was in charge of the OhioMilitia supply train trying to get through to Gen. Hull in Detroit. Dueto Indian and British attacks against three separate forces send by Hullto povide an armed escort for Brush's train, this mission failed.Moreover, the British were able to force Gen Hull into surrendering atDetroit. Hull's surrender technically included Capt Brush's men who werewaiting for the Hull's escort at the Raisin. However, the Ohio menrefused to surrender and instead retreated back into Ohio with theirsupplies. John served for 6 weeks before returning home ill--someoneelse had to drive his team back to Ohio. It is not sure during whichperiod John served--the War started June 18 and Hull surrendered on Aug16. Since John served only six weeks until he returned home ill, heprobably had returned home a couple of weeks before Hull's surrender.Whatever the case, John reenlisted in the Ohio Militia on 4 Sept. 1813in response to Gen William Henry Harrison's call for troops to repulsethe British invation into northern Ohio in the earlier part of 1813.John's enrollment occured just 6 days before Commodore Oliver Perry'sfamous "Don't Give Up the Ship" victory against the British fleet on LakeErie. Perry's victory opened the road for Harrison's army to recaptureDetroit and to defeat the British army in Canada at the Thames River onOct 4. 1813. During this campaign, John Hathaway served under CaptWilliam B Fordyce in Company H of the Ohio 1st regiment. After Detroithad been retaken, Harrison's army marched to Niagra. They saw no moremajor military action, however. When his six month enlistment was up inMarch, and the threat to Ohio eleminated, John returned home. John serveda total of 6 months and 2 days. He received his payroll on March 25,1814. The War continued a few months more until the British fleet wasdestroyed by the American Commodore Thomas Macdonough on Lake Champlain 3and 5 Sept 1814. The British decided to sign a treaty to bring the Wardo an end. The treaty was signed on Christmas Eve, 1814, although GenAndrew Jackson's famous defeat of the British at New Orleans occurredafter this. After his service in the Ohio Militia, John settled in SalemTownship where he appears in records for 1814 and 1815. John and hiswife then lived in Perry Township, Shelby Co, Ohio. from 1816 to at least1836. Their son, Joseph Coe was born there in 1816. John is listed inthe 1920 Census for Shelby County, Ohio with family. His wife Esther diedabout 1824. He remarried in Dec. 1824. John Hathaway is listed as acommissioner for the county on a document dated 6 June 1825 (History ofShelby County, Ohio). Between 1836 and 1839 John Hathaway moved hisfamily to Porter Co., Indiana. He is listed as a witness for JohnRobinson's will in Porter County, Indiana on 26 Dec. 1839. He died inPorter Indiana, sometime before 1840. Hathaways of America(1970:109-110).
50. William FRAKES
William Frakes was born in Nelson, Kentucky in 1796. As a young man hemoved to Ohio where he met Lydia Thatcher, daughter of Amos Thatcher. In1819, he married Lydia. The wedding took place in Warren, Ohio. Williamand Lydia soon moved to southern Indiana where he and is family liveduntil April 1836. He then decided to move to Jackson township in PorterCo., Indiana, 200 miles north. He was still living there in 1850 and islisted on the 1850 Census for Porter Township.
54. Abraham DITMARS
CHILDREN: Mary Jeanette DITMAR Emma Francis DITMAR Harriet DITMAR WilliamHenry DITMAR John Albert DITMAR George Franklin DITMAR Ida Belle DITMARMargaret Annora DITMAR Thomas Alvin DITMAR
Missouri Marriage records shows the following: Barger, AbrahamRedman, Nancy 7/29/41 210 Barger, Harriett Brooks,John H. 1/17/34 108 These two Bargers owned land in Township48 North - Range 13 West, Boone Co. BARGER, Abr. B. - 5 Apr 1827 BARGER,Hen. B. - 2 Mar 1829 see:http://dgmweb.net/genealogy/45/SRoots/Misc/Plat-T48N-R13W.htmftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/mo/boone/vitals/booneco1.txt FromBarger Family Homepage: GORDON PRESTON BARGER Born: 1813 MO Father:Philip Barger Source: 1994 Addendum to IGI GORDON PRESTON BARGER Born:1813 TN Father: Philip Barger Source: 1994 Addendum to IGI
57. Patricia
Gilford P. BARGER Sex: M Marriage(s): Spouse: Patsey SUMMERSMarriage: 21 Oct 1833 Morgan, Missouri Barger site has Gilford marryingMartha Summers--same person? Barger, Gilford married Summers, Patsy on21 Oct 1833 in Morgan County, Missouri
May have been wagon train doctor.
59. Sarah Ann ROGERS
Grave stone says born June 20 1814 died Apr 22 1906.
60. BRIGGS
Possible Uncle of Charles H. Briggs is William Briggs of Smyrna: 1850Census for Smyna Maine: 33 27 27 Briggs William 57M Farmer 500 Greene, Me. 34 27 27 Briggs Phoebe39 F Brunswick, Me. 35 27 27 Briggs John P.14 M Greene, Me. X 36 27 27 Briggs Mary E.5 F Smyrna, Me. X 37 27 27 Briggs Phoebe A.1 F Smyrna, Me. 1860 (June 13) Census: 1850 MA census forMonticello has Abail Briggs (48) --large Briggs family all from NewBrunswick--moved about 1847 to Maine 27 43 43 Briggs Abial48 M Farmer 400 Province of N.B. 28 43 43Briggs Sarah 43 F Province of N.B. 29 43 43 BriggsElijah H. 20 M Farmer Province of N.B. 30 43 43Briggs James 18 M Farmer Province of N.B. 3143 43 Briggs Mercy 15 F Province of N.B. X32 43 43 Briggs Samuel R. 12 M Province of N.B.X 33 43 43 Briggs Sibel 9 F Province of N.B.X 34 43 43 Briggs Geo. W. 7 M Province of N.B.X 35 43 43 Briggs Seth 3 M Province of N.B.36 43 43 Briggs Abial 1 M Monticello, Me. Jothamwas the son of Daniel Briggs; Daniel and his son William moved fromDighton, Mass to Sylvester (later Turner, later still Auburn) Maine about1795, but his sons Jotham, Rufus, and Daniel jr. moved there about 1777.This is the Jotham who married Mary Fisher in Norton Mass on 28 Jan 1762.If you are descended from Jotham, we are cousins, as I am descended fromhis brother William. Name: Elija Briggs Sex: M Birth: 1828 in MaineOccupation: 1880 Farmer Residence: 1880 Littleton, Aroostook Co., MaineFather: ? Briggs b: in Canada Mother: ? b: in Ireland Marriage 1Cornelia (Briggs) Allen b: 1834 in Maine Children Josiah Allan Briggs b:8 DEC 1854 in Maine Seth E. Briggs b: 1858 Laurretta Briggs b: 1864
Joel Hamilton Howard was born in either in 1821 in Aroostook county or 30Sep 1823 in Phillips, Franklin, Maine. He was descended from Maine'spioneering families. He married Maryann Corliss in 1849. The couplesettled in a two-story frame house in the village of Lineus in the southof Aroostook county, Maine. The 1850 Census for Maine (p. 042) listsJoel Howard as a resident of Linneus, Aroostook County, Maine. He islisted as 26 years old (this is closer to the 1823 birthdate), he ismarried to Mary who is 18 years old. He is listed for the same place onp. l 052 of the 1860 Census. Here Joel Howard is 33; Mary A. (Stewart?)Howard is 30; Willard is 9; Herbert is 7 and L. Howard is 4 (L. mustequal Laura but census records her as a male!). Joel and Maryann havethree children, Willard Henry in 1851; Herbert Orville in 1853; and LauraEdna in 1855. Maryann died in 1859 and Joel Howard remarried--apparentlya lady named Mary Stewart (according to FamilySearch data; the 1860census lists Joel's wife as Mary A.;). Joel's son, Herb did not getalong with his step-mom and left home when still a young teenager. Lauraalso left home soon, getting married at 16. Joel and Mary A. Stewart hadseveral other children. According to the census, they were WillardHoward, Hensdirt (Herbert?)) Howard and L. Howard (listed as amale!)--these must be Maryann Corliss' children. Joel passed away on 7May 1888 in Linneus, Aroostook ., Maine
63. Mary Ann CORLISS
Alternate family history: Name: Mary Ann CORLISS Sex: F Birth: C 1831 inSmyrna, Aroostook Co., ME Death: 02 OCT 1907 in Oakfield, Aroostook Co.,ME Father: Willard Murray CORLISS Mother: Elizabeth SEGE Marriage 1Joel Hamilton HOWARD b: 30 SEP 1823 in Phillips, Franklin Co., MEMarried: C 1849 Children Willard Henry HOWARD b: 25 APR 1851 in Linneus,Aroostook Co., ME Herbert HOWARD b: 23 APR 1853 in Linneus, AroostookCo., ME Laury E. HOWARD b: 04 MAR 1855 in Linneus, Aroostook Co., MELydia Adeline HOWARD b: 08 MAR 1858 in Linneus, Aroostook Co., ME WalterHOWARD b: 01 JAN 1861 in Linneus, Aroostook Co., ME Martha Ann HOWARD b:27 FEB 1862 in Linneus, Aroostook Co., ME Lydia Adeline HOWARD b: 27 MAY?1866 in Linneus, Aroostook Co., ME David Danford HOWARD b: 14 AUG? 1866in Linneus, Aroostook Co., ME Emma HOWARD b: 31 JUL 1868 in Linneus,Aroostook Co., ME Rosa HOWARD b: 10 JUL 1872 in Linneus, Aroostook Co.,ME