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To the Members of the Baker Family:
This pubhcation is the result of the generosity of Lydia Amanda Copeland (23). It is her wish that every living descendant be provided with a copy for his or her own personal use, with her compliments. Should any additional copies be desired they can be obtained (until the limited edition is exhausted) by remitting 50 cents to the undersigned.
Sister Amanda particularly requests that each mem- ber will consider it a duty to keep a faithful record of all future family events, i. e., births, deaths and marri- ages, and that one of the "event slips" fastened in the back cover will be promptly filled out and forwarded for each "event" in order that the scattered members of the family may be brought into more intimate rela- tions and the family history be continued and pre- served.
Fraternally,
Elwood T. Baker (27).
I ox. EBER i;\KER.
A GENEALOGY
OF
EBER AND LYDIA SMITH BAKER
OF
MARION, OHIO
AND THEIR
DESCENDANTS
REVISED TO OCTOBER 1909 "^
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INTRODUCTION
A Genealogy of the Family of Deacon Smith Baker, of Litchfield, Me., son of Capt. Smith Baker, who was a brother of Eber Baker, was published in 1874 by Rev. Smith Baker, 3rd, D. D., of Lowell, Mass. In 1888, Charles, son of Eber Baker, added to the above and published "A Genealogy of the Family of Eber Baker."
This is a rearrangment and continuation of the foregoing, brought down to October, 1909, to which has been added a genealogy of Lydia Smith, wife of Eber Baker, taken from "A Genealogy of William Brewster," by Emma C. Brewster Jones, 1908.
Prefixed to the name of each member is the family key number. The number of digits contained in the key indicates the generation removed from the parent stock ; the figures themselves show the branch or family rank, the female mem- bers being printed in smaller figures.
For example : 328 is the 8th child, a son, of the 2nd child, a son, of the 3rd child, a daughter, of Eber and Lydia Smith Baker. To ascertain the generation from Francis Baker or William Brewster, 7 or 8 respectively should be added to the number of figures in the family key. No. 328 is the 10th generation of Francis Baker's and the 11th generation of William Brewster's family.
By means of this key the various relationships between members of the family can be readily traced : Parent and child — The latter contains one more figure and the same figures except the last: 22, 229; 562, 5625.
Brother and sister — The same number of figures and similar,
except the last,: 221, 229; 5622. 5625. Uncle or aunt and nepheiv or niece — The latter must contain
one more figure and all preceding the last but one the
same: 6, 56; 24, 236; 141, 1422.
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First cousin — Equal number of figures and all preceding last
but one the same: 24, 42; 113. 133; 2151, 2161; 32411,
32A32. First cousin once removed — One figure added to either of
first cousin's key: 113, 1331. Second cousin — One figure added to each of the cousin's
keys: 1131. 1331.
It will be noticed that the first figure of every key indicates the branch from the first generation. George W. Baker, being No. 1, all his descendants will begin with 1 ; all Charles Baker's descendants with No. 2, and so on for every subordinate branch.
Note: Names printed in italics are members united to the family by marriage.
HON. EBER BAKER
Founder of Marion, Ohio, was born on a farm in what IS now Bowdoin, Maine, at that time with Litchfield Corner forming a part of the territory of Hallowell, Me.
The graves of his grandfather, Barnabas Baker; his father, Capt. Smith Baker; and his brother, Deacon Smith Baker, are all side by side in the church yard at Litchfiefild Corner. He was born April 27, 1780, and at the age of 22, June 29, 1802, married Lydia Smith, whose sister Mary married his brother. Deacon Smith Baker.
Barnabas Baker (6th generation), his grandfather, mar- ried and lived in Yarmouth, Mass., about nine years, and in 1763 removed to Brownylin, Brownington, Nova Scotia. After dwelling there ten years he removed in 1773 to Pownal- boro, Me., where his three youngest of fifteen children were born. It was formerly said of Bowdoin and Litchfield that almost every one there was a Baker or a Smith, or a Smith Baker or Baker Smith, and the Bakers and Smiths have been intermarrying ever since (No. 16, 3rd generation; No. 233, 4th generation; see No. 271, 4th generation).
Eber Baker resided for a time at Gardiner, a town about ten miles south of Augusta, Me., and at the opening of the War of 1812, enlisted in the army. He soon became dissat- isfied with the inactive life of the soldier, his regiment having been assigned to guard and camp duty, and he employed a substitute and resigned. In the early part of 1813 he decided to emigrate to the little-known country west of Pennsyl- vania, and with his family, consisting of a wife and five children, accompanied by his friend and neighbor, A. C. Priest and family, he journeyed to Boston. Here they pur- chased emigrant outfits and traveled in covered wagons all the way to Wheeling, Va.. where he decided to settle down. He bought a farm but occupied it only a year, when he sold out and moved farther west to Newark, Ohio, arriv- ing there in 1814. Here his youngest child, Lydia, was born. After a few years, he started on a prospecting tour in the
HON. EBER BAKER
interior of the state. Passing through Columbus and Dela- ware, he pushed on twenty miles north ot the latter place, where he found a deserted log cabin sheltered under the slope of a hill, afterwards known as the "Hollow." The site suited him and he returned to Newark, purchased the land from the Government, sold out and removed in 1821 and laid out the town plat, naming it after the celebrated revolutionary general, Francis Marion.
"In his plat for the town he appropriated four lots for church houses, one for each of four different denomina- tions ; five lots for court house and jail, and several acres for a cemetery. He built a log jail at a cost of $400 and presented it to the county. When the Protestant Epis- copal Church was ready to avail itself of a lot, Mr. Baker bought a lot at $620 and presented it to the church, besides $1,000 in money toward the erection of a building.
Mrs. Baker died June 24, 1843, lamented by all who knew her, especially by the poor and less fortunate, to whom she was always a generous and sympathetic friend. He was married a second time to Mrs. Susan Wilson, who outlived him many years.
Mr. Baker was public spirited, liberal in contributing to the various town enterprises, material, moral and relig- ious, and was, during most of his life, with his second wife, a member of the Protestant Episcopal Church. He was a Representative to the Ohio State Legislature in 1826-27."
"The county of Marion, though named and defined by boundaries as early as 1822-3, was not organized until March 1, 1824. There was a sharp conflict for the county seat between Marion (the owners of the site), the owners of land two miles north. Big Island, Claridon, and a paper town called Bellevuron, five miles east of Marion. The Commissioners appointed by the State to make a selection were feasted and favored by the citizens in the respective localities. All the sites were examined and the award was given in favor of Ebcr Baker, probably
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on account of the ease with which water could be obtained on his land. This decision has resulted in giving Marion its present advantage over all competing points. The land two miles north and Bellevuron are now good farms; Big Island has never grown beyond its initial point ; Claridon remains as the original nucleus. Even the capitals of neighboring counties are falling behind in respect to railroad facilities."*
Marion is to-day one of the most prosperous and flourishing cities in the State. Eber Baker lived in Marion fifty-three years and died there October 6, 1864, at the age of eighty- four years.
•"History of Marion County," Leggett, Conaway & Co., Chicago, 1883.
ANCESTORS OF EBER BAKER.
Jst Generation:
FRANCIS BAKER— Born in England in 1611 and came over in the Planter in 1635. His native place was St. Albans, in Hertfordshire, founded in May, 1455, and situated about fifteen miles from London.
He settled in Yarmouth, Mass., and married Isabel Twining in 1641. He died in 1696 at the ago of 85. She died in 1706. Eight children :
^nd Generation:
1 Nathaniel, b. Jan. 27, 1642;
2 John;
3 Samuel, b. May, 1648;
4 DAM EL, b. Sept. 2, ^650;
5 William ;
6 Thomas ;
7 Elizabeth;
8 Hannah.
DANIEL BAKER (Daniel,' Francis'), fourth son of Francis and Isabel Baker, was born September 2, 1650; married Elizabeth Chase. May 27, 1674. Two children.
3rd Generation :
1 Daniel, b. 1675;
2 SAMUEL, b. 1676.
SAMUEL BAKER' (Daniel,' Francis'), second son of Daniel and Elizabeth Baker, was born in 1676; mar- ried Elizabeth Berry, July 30, 1702. 4th Generation:
1 JUDAH, b. 1705;
2 Frances, b. 1711 ;
3 Samuel, b. 1715.
JUDAH* (Samuel.' Daniel,' Francis'), eldest son of Samuel and Elizabeth Baker, was born August 19, 1705; married Mercy Burgess, February 15, 1727. Three chil- dren.
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3th Generation:
1 Timothy, b. 1732;
2 BARNABAS, b. 1734;
3 Judah, b. 1743.
BARNABAS BAKER" (Judah,' Samuel.' Daniel,' Francis'), second son of Judah and Mercy Baker, was born in Yarmouth, Mass., February 23, 1734; married Mehitable Smith Chatham, March 14, 1754. He died December 31, 1797. Fifteen children.
6th Generation:
1 Mehitable, b. Feb. 14, 1755; d. July 7, 1804;
2 Barnabas, b. Sept. 2, 1757;
3 SMITH, h. Mar. 30, 1759;
4 Elkanah, b. Jan. 14, 1761;
5 Jonathan, b. Dec. 16, 1762;
The above were born at Yarmouth, Mass.
6 Elizabeth, b. Oct. 21, 1764;
7 Judah, b. Apr. 25, 1766;
8 John, b. June 22, 1767 v
9 Desire, b. Oct. 5, 1768; ^^10 Reuben, b. Oct. 24, 1770;
11 Abner, b. Oct. 24, 1770;
12 Brown, b. Oct. 24, 1772;
The above seven were born at Brownylin, Brown- ington, N. S.
13 Mercy, b. Aug. 8, 1774;
14 Rebeckah, b. Aug. 12, 1776; d. Nov. 3, 1777;
15 Rebeckah, b. Sept. 16, 1779.
The above three were born at Fownalboro, Maine. CAPT. SMITH BAKER' (Barnabas,' Judah,* Samuel.' Daniel,' Francis'), second son of Barnabas and Mehitable Smith Baker, was born in Yarmouth, March 30. 1759; married Elizabeth Bunker, September 26, 1779. Five children.
/til Generation:
1 EBER, b. Apr. 27, 1780; d. Oct. 6. 1864;
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ANCESTORS OF EBER BAKER
2 Charles, b. July 20, 1782; d. Jan. 6, 1852;
3 Mehitabie. b. Sept. 16. 1784; d. Mar. 23, 1860; C.-\PT. SMITH BAKER married (2) Mary Whidden.
September 27, 1787. She was born October 16, 1753. Two children :
4 Mary, b. Oct. 8, 1789; d. Sept. 10, 1851;
5 Smith, b. June 17. 1791 ; d. July 3, 1871.
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ANCESTORS OF LYDIA SMITH.
1st Generation:
WILLIAM BREWSTER, first elder of the Plymouth Pilgrims, was born in Scrooby, Nottinghamshire, Eng- land, in the latter part of 1566 or the early part of 1567. He came over in the Mayflower and landed at Plymouth. Mass., December 21, 1620. His wife, Mary (maiden name not known) accompanied him in the Mayflower. She died at Plymouth April 17, 1627. He died at Ply- mouth, April 16, 1644, at the age of 78.
The following is a copy of an inscription on a tablet at Scrooby :
"This Tablet Erected By The
Pilgrim Society Of Plymouth, Mass., U. S. A., To
Mark The Site Of The
Ancient Manor House Where Lived
William Brewster
From 1588 To 1608 And Where He Organized
The Pilgrim Church, Of Which He Became
Ruling Elder, And With Which In
1608 He Removed To Amsterdam,
In 1609 To Leyden, And In 1620
To Plymouth, Where He Died
April 10, 1644."
Their six children were :
2nd Generation:
1 Jonathan, b. Scrooby, Aug. 12, 1593;
2 PATIENCE;
3 Fear ;
4 A child died at Leyden and buried in St. Pancras,
June 20, 1609;
5 Love ;
6 Wrestling, came over in Mayflower and was living
at Plymouth, May 22, 1627.
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ANCESTORS OK LYDIA SMITH
PATIEXCE= BREWSTER (William') eldest daughter of William and Mary Brewster, came over in the Ann, July, 1623; married at Plymouth, August 5, 1624, as first wife of Thomas Prence. She died at Plymouth in 1634. Thomas Prence was born at Lechdale, Eng., and died at Plymouth, March 29. 1673, at the age of 73. He came over in the Fortune. November, 1621 ; removed from Plymouth to Duxbury in 1635; to Eastham, Mass., in 1644 and later returned to Plymouth where he died and was buried. He was the first Colonial governor of Massachusetts and served in that capacity fifteen years. Their three children were :
3rd Generation:
1 Thomas ;
2 Rebecca ; married Edmund Freeman. Jr., April 22,
1646;
3 HANNAH;
HANNAH' PRENCE (Patience^ Brewster. William'), youngest daughter of Patience Brewster and Thomas Prence, was married (1st) February 13, 1649, to Nathan- iel Mayo; (2) as second wife to Capt. Jonathan Spar- row, who died March 21, 1706, at Eastham. Her chil- dren were :
4th Generation:
1 Thomas Mayo, b. Dec. 7, 1650; d. Apr. 22, \729\
2 Nathaniel Mayo, b. Nov. 16, 1652; d. Nov. 3. 1709;
3 Samuel Mayo, b. Oct. 12. 1655; d. Oct. 29, 1738;
4 Hannah Mayo, b. Oct. 17, 1657;
5 Thcophilus Mayo. b. Dec. 12, 1659;
6 Bethsheba Mayo; married Thomas Freeman; Children of Capt. Jonathan Sparrow :
7 JONATHAN SPARROW, 2ND, b. July 9, 1665;
d. March 9, 1739;
8 Elizabeth Sparrow;
9 Patience; married Joseph Paine;
10 Richard; b. March 17, 1669;
11 Lydia ; married William Freeman.
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ANCESTORS OF LYDIA SMITH
JONATHAN SPARROW, 2ND* (Hannah' Prence, Patience* Brewster, William') son of Jonathan Sparrow and Hannah Prence, married (1) Rebecca Merrick and (2) Sarah Young. Their son :
5th Generation:
1 Jonathan Sparrow, 3rd.
JONATHAN SPARROW, 3RD° (Jonathan* Sparrow, 2nd, Jonathan Ist,^ Patience' Brewster, William') son of Jonathan Sparrow, 2nd, and Rebecca Merrick, mar- ried Dorcas Vickery, October 12, 1721. Their child : 6th Generation:
1 Jonathan Sparrow, 4th.
JONATHAN SPARROW, 4TH' (Jonathan' Sparrow, 3rd, Jonathan* 2nd, Jonathan' 1st, Patience' Brewster, William'), son of Jonathan Sparrow, 3rd. and Rebecca Merrick, married Elizabeth Hurd at Eastham, Mass., November 9, 1749. Their children were: /th Generation:
1 Joshua, b. 1750;
2 ELIZABETH, h. 1752;
3 Taber, b. 1754;
4 Stephen, b. 1756;
5 Isaac, b. 1762;
ELIZABETH SPARROW' (Jonathan' Sparrow, Jon- athan", Jonathan*, Jonathan', Patience' Brewster, Wil- liam'), only daughter of Jonathan, 4th, and Elizabeth Hurd, married Benjamin Smith, February 8 1770.
Benjamin Smith was born at Chatham, Mass., Decem- ber 23, 1749; died at Litchfield, Me., May 15, 1814. Their children :
8th Generation:
1 John Smith, b. Oct. 8, 1771; m. Faith Smith, 1793;
2 Benjamin Smith, b. March 1, 1773; m. Susanna
Smith, June 17, 1795, and removed to Peoria. 111.;
3 Elizabeth Smith, b. Sept. 5, 1775; m. Thomas Smith,
Nov. 21, 1793; lived and died in Litchfield, Me.;
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ANCESTORS OF LYDIA SMITH
Sarah Smith, b. Aug. 12, 1777; m. Reuben Baker;
lived in Bingham, Me. ; LYDIA SMITH, b. June 20, 1779; m. Eber Baker.
June 29. 1802; died June 24. 1843.
Note— The foregoing was taken from "A Genealogy of William Brewster," by Emma C. Brewster Jones, Norwood, Ohio, 1908. Is- sued from the press June, 1909.
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DESCENDANTS OF EBER AND LYDIA SMITH
BAKER.
First Generation.
EBER BAKER— Eldest son of Capt. Smith Baker, was born at Bowdoin, near Litchfield Corners, Maine, April 27, 1780; died at Marion, October 6, 1864; married Lydia Smith June 29, 1802. She was born at Cape Cod, Mass., June 29, 1779; died at Marion, June 24, 1843. Six children: Baker :
1 George W., b. Oct. 22, 1803; d. Oct. 11, 1881; • 2 Charles, b. Dec. 8, 1804; d. Oct. 22, 1896;
3 Elizabeth B., b. Aug. 7, 1806; d. Nov, 17,1843;
4 Lincoln, b. July 7, 1809; d. May 9, 1883;
5 Mehitable Chase, b. Dec. 22, 1812; d. May 7, 1894;
The above were born in Maine.
6 Lydia, b. Newark, O., Aug. 17, 1816; d. June 19,
1847. Eber Baker married (2) Susan Wilson, January 21, 1845.
Second Generation.
1 GEORGE W. BAKER. REV.— Eldest son of Eber and Lydia Smith Baker, was born in Maine, October 22, 1803; died at Marion, October 11, 1881; was married January 6, 1825, to Louisa D. Davis. She was born November 1, 1807; died at Marion, December 11, 1885.
He was a minister of the Free Will Baptist Church most of his life. He was remarkably successful, notwithstanding the fact that his opportunities for acquiring an education were very limited. He was knwn for his honesty, his sim- plicity of manners and for his ardent faith and devotion to the good of his fellow men. He and his wife celebrated their golden wedding in 1875. Their married life was spent in Marion. Their children were :
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second generation
Baker:
11 Oscar E.. b. Jan. 9. 1826: d. July 31. 1893;
12 Allen D., b. Feb. 5, 1828; d. May 14, 1906;
13 Lydia Ann, b. June 29. 1831 ; d. Oct. 8, 1863 ;
14 Louisa Jane. b. May 22, 1836;
15 Eber S.. b. Nov. 13. 1838;
If. Princess Amanda, b. May 6, 1842; d. Dec. 15, 1899.
2 CHARLES BAKER— Second son of Eber and Lydia Smith Baker, was born in Maine, December 8, 1804; died at Van Wert, O., October 22, 1896, and "liuried at Marion. He married (1) Mary Anderson in Marion, March 20, 1828. She was born January 11. 1809. in Guilford Co., N. C. ; died at Lima, O., August 2, 1838. Three children. He married (2) January 10, 1839, at Lima. Tacey Thomas Anderson, widow of James A. Anderson, who was the brother of Mary Anderson. She was the third daughter of Abel Thomas, a prominent Quaker of Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, and was born Nov. 25. 1809, near Phenixville, Pa.; died at Marion, November 5. 1882. Four children.
"Charles Baker came with his parents to Marion in March, 1821. He and his brother, George W. Baker, sawed the lumber with whipsaw and built the first house on the original town plat of Marion. He resided in this pioneer house with his parents seven years. In June, 1824, at the age of twenty, he took charge of a tannery and in 1826 erected one of his own near where the post office is located, and continued in the business until 1830. In 1832 he removed to Lima and engaged in mercantile business for five years. He was Lima's first postmaster and served during Jackson's administration. In 1835 he was treasurer of Allen county. Ohio. By appoint- ment in 1839, he assumed the duties of clerk in the Register of the United States Land Office and served two years.
In 1849 he returned with his family to Marion and engaged in merchandising. He was the executor of the will of Eber Baker and settled up the estate. He had the distinction of being the longest-lived member of the Baker family, attain- ing the age of ninety-two.
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L^'DIA SMITH r.AKl'-.R.
SECOND GENERATION
The children of Charles and Tacey Anderson Baker were : Baker:
21 Alonzo Walter, b. Dec. 31, 1828; d. Sept. 9. 1878;
22 Lucetta, b. Dec. 10, 1830; d. Oct. 14, 1900;
23 Lydia Amanda, b. Nov. 7, 1837.
The children of Charles and Tacey Anderson Baker were: Baker :
24 Mary Anna, b. Feb. 29, 1840;
25 Sarah Elizabeth, b. Aug. 11, 1842; d. Feb. 13, 1848;
26 Charles Eber, b. Mar. 15, 1845;
27 Elwood Thomas, b. July 12, 1853.
.3 ELIZABETH B. BAKER— Eldest daughter of Eber and Lydia Smith Baker, was born in Maine, August 7, 1806; died November 17, 1843. Married December 11, 1822, Alvin C. Priest at Marion. He was born May 17, 1800; died in 1880. Their children were :
Priest :
31 Laura T., b. Sept. 17, 1823; d. Oct. 30, 1847;
32 James Louden, b. July 21, 1825; d. July 4, 1876;
33 Eber E., b. Apr. 13, 1827; d. July 21, 1828;
34 Lydia B., b. Apr. 6, 1829; d. Dec. 5. 1830;
35 Lydia P., b. Dec. 15. 1830; d. Oct. 16, 1903.
36 Eber B., b. Jan. 14, 1833;
37 Alvin S., b. May 24, 1837 ; d. May 24, 1844 ;
38 Izora M., b. Sept. 17, 1840; d. Jan. 8, 1872.
4 LINCOLN BAKER— Third son of Eber and Lydia Smith Baker, was born in Maine, July 7, 1809; died at Marion. May 9, 1883. Married Hannah Gcllcr, August 11, 1833. She was born in Knox county, Ohio, November 3, 1813; died June 21. 1900. He came to Ohio with his father and dwelt in Marion during the remainder of his life. Their two children were:
Baker :
41 Sarah Elizabeth, b. Sept. 12, 1834; d. June 24 ,1837;
42 Mary Harrison, b. Oct. 22, 1840.
5 MEHITABLE CHASE BAKER-Second daughter of Eber and Lydia Smith Baker, was born in Maine. Decem-
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SECOND GENERATION
ber 12, 1812; died May 7. 1894. Married Ricliard Sargent. of Marion. June 23, 1831. He was born November 15. 1807; died February 8. 1867. She dwelt in Marion for seventy- three years and was buried there. Their children were: Sarce.nt :
51 Lydia Jane, b. July 7, 1832; d. July 19, 1837;
52 Francis Marion, b. May 22, 1834; d. Oct. 12, 1878
53 Jerome Wilson, b. Jan. 1, 1836; d. July 21, 1837
54 Charles Carroll, b. Jan. 11, 1837; d. Oct. 6, 1837
55 James B., b. Apr. 28. 1838; d. Sept. 21, 1908;
56 Viola Annette, b. Jan. 31, 1845.
6 LYDIA BAKER— Youngest daughter of Eber and Lydia Smith Baker, was born in Newark, Ohio, August 17. 1816; died June 19, 1847, at Marion. Married Ocias Bozven, of Marion, February 17, 1833. He was born July 21, 1805, in Augusta, Oneida county. N. Y. ; died at Marion, Septem- ber 26, 1871. They resided in Marion all their married life. He attained great prominence as a brilliant and most suc- cessful lawyer. Their children : BowEN :
01 Ellen Mary, b. Jan. 7, 1834; d. May 15, 1865;
62 John Marshall, b. Oct. 21, 1838; d. May 19, 1843;
63 Thomas Corwin, b. Oct. 14, 1840;
g4 Piatt Spencer, b. Nov. 7, 1842; d. June 3, 1845;
65 Lauren Dewey, b. May 16, 1844; d. Feb. 17, 1879;
66 Male infant, twin with Lauren Dewey, born and
died same day ;
67 Marcellus, b. Apr. 6, 1846;
68 Albertus C, b. May 21. 1847.
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Third Generation.
11 OSCAR E. BAKER, REV.— Eldest son of George W. and Louisa D. Baker, was born in Marion, January 9, 1826; died July 31, 1893. Married Jane B. Powell October 13, 1850. She was born January 2, 1828; died October 8, 1859. He entered the ministry of the Free Will Baptist Church at the age of eighteen years. He labored chiefly as pastor of churches and mostly in Ohio ; lived in Iowa for about fifteen years and while there devoted a part of his time to the building of an institution of learning at Waterloo. He re- turned to Marion to care for his aged parents and in answer to a call from the Baptist church there. Two children.
Baker :
111 George P., b. Dec. 6, 1854; d. Oct. 2, 1873;
112 Jennie L., b. Apr. 12, 1858; d. Feb. 26, 1879. Oscar E. Baker married the second time, October 4, 1860,
to Augusta E. Wilson. She was born October 8, 1830. Their daughter :
113 Louisa A., b. Feb. 6, 1863.
12 ALLEN D. BAKER— Second son of George W. and Louisa D. Baker, was born February 5, 1828; died at the Soldiers' Home, Marion, Ind., May 14, 1906. He served in the 136th Ohio National Guard. Was on garrison duty at Fort Ellsworth, Fort William, Fort Worth, a part of the defenses of Washington, south of the Potomac. Married (1) Alida Van Ost^n, February 22, 1849. She was born July 17, 1828; died July 30, 1858. Married (2) Elsie A. Dockey, February 16, 1859. She was born September 20, 1840; died (?). Married (3) Lucinda F. Fowler, February 28, 1867. She was born July 10, 1837; died September 15, 1904. Issue of first marriage :
Baker :
121 Oscar Albertus, b. Feb. 17, 1850;
Issue of second marriage :
122 Louisa A., b. Dec. 15, 1859; d. Nov. 18, 1867;
123 Ella P., b. Apr. 16. 1861; d. Nov. 6. 1867;
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124 William H., b. Feb. 24, 1863; d. Sept. 11. 1864.
Issue of third marriage:
125 Flora A., b. Jan. 1, 1868.
13 LYDI.\ AXX BAKER— Eldest daughter of George VV. and Louisa D. Baker, was born June 29, 1831 ; died at Van Wert, October 8, 1863. Married ll'illiam A. Clark. August 6, 1854. He was born in Cincinnati, O., November 21, 1830. Their children were:
Cl.ark :
1:51 Elden, b. 1855; d. 1855;
132 Louisa H., b. Aug. 8, 1858; d. Aug. 9, 1874;
133 Princess L., b. Feb. 17, 1862.
14 LOUISA JAXE BAKER— Second daughter of George W. and Louisa D. Baker, was born May 22, 1836. Married Joint C. Johnstone, of Van Wert, October 19. 1856, at Marion. He was born in 1829 and died at Marion, April 30, 1906, at the age of 77. Was an attorney-at-law. Was a three- months soldier in the Civil War, being on garrison duty at Fort Ellsworth and Fort Lyons. He was Mayor of Marion for nine years. Their children were :
Johnstone:
141 Genevra Ennis, b. Nov. 12, 1857;
142 Orlando W.. b. Sept. 23. 1859;
143 Homer C, b. May 21. 1868.
15 EBER S. BAKER— Youngest son of George W. and Louisa D. Baker, was born November 13, 1838. Married Mary E. Trimble, October 22, 1864. He was a veteran in the Civil War, enlisting as a private in Company H, 4th O. V. I., April 20, 1861. and re-enlisted June 20 for three years. He engaged in several battles, the last being the Battle of Gettysburg, where he was taken prisoner l)y Mosby, July 20. 1863, and confined in Libby Prison and Belle Isle where he nearly lost his life. He was paroled September 24, 1863. and was under parole for about nine months. Re- sides in Wichita, Kansas. Their children were:
Baker :
151 Herman E.. b. Nov. 15, 1865;
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THIRD GENERATION
152 Bertha Bee, b. Feb. 18, 1877.
16 PRINCESS AMANDA BAKER— Youngest daughter of George W. and Louisa D. Baker, was born May 6, 1842; died in Chicago, December 15, 1899. Married O. C. Smith, of Toledo, December 17, 1861. He was born in 1833 and died at Chicago, December 28, 1907.
Smith :
161 Burton D.. b. Feb. 24, 1870;
162 Clement E., b. May 15, 1876; d. Nov. 12, 1881.
21 ALONZO WALTER BAKER— Eldest son of Charles and Mary Anderson Baker, was born at Marion, December 31, 1828; died at Van Wert, September 9, 1878. Married Charlotte Peters, eldest daughter of Nathan Peters, of Mar- ion, March 12, 1850. She was born January 10, 1830; died at Van Wert, April 12, 1895. He served his country four months as Major of the 136th O. N. G. On retiring from service he was appointed Collector of Internal Revenue and held the position until the office was abolished by act of Congress. He was Probate Judge of Van Wert county for two terms and was nominated for a third term one week before he died. All his married life was spent in Van Wert. Their children were :
Baker:
211 Mary Alice, b. Nov. 25, 1851; d. Oct. 7, 1852;
212 Charles Herbert, b. July 15, 1853; d. Nov. 28, 1855;
213 Florence Winona, b. Mar. 21, 1857; d. July 30,
1875;
214 Jennie Myrtle, b. Sept. 28, 1859;
215 Jessie Amanda, b. Dec. 6, 1862;
216 Tacey Viella. b. Nov. 15, 1864;
217 Miriam Mendenhall, b. Aug. 7, 1867.
22 LUCETTA BAKER— Eldest daughter of Charles and Mary Anderson Baker, was born at Marion, December 10, 1830; died at Van Wert, October 14, 1900. Married Grimes McConahy, April 30, 1847. He was born December 20, 1817; died at Van Wert, September 26, 1887. They dwelt in Gilbia,
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O., Lima. O., and then in Van Wert all the remainder of their married life. Their children were :
McConahy:
221 Charles Alonzo, b. Mar. 11, 1848;
222 Albert Delhvin. b. Feb. 24. 1850; d. Sept. 22, 1887;
223 James Arthur, b. Jan. 30, 1852;
224 Mary Edna, b. Sept. 15, 1854;
225 Elmer Burr. b. Mar. 4. 1858;
226 Harry Lester, b. Mar. 14, 1861; d. Aug. 1, 1862;
227 Carey Baker, b. Apr. 14, 1863;
228 Walter Grimes, b. Aug. 27. 1865;
229 Laura Bell, b. Sept. 25, 1867.
23 LYDIA AMANDA BAKER— Second daughter of Charles and Mary Anderson Baker, was born at Lima. No- vember 7. 1837. Married Elijah Copclcitid, of Marion, No- vember 20, 1856. He was born March 25, 1833. at Zanes- ville, O. They were married by Rev. George W. Baker, and those two couples were the only ones to celebrate their golden wedding. They celebrated their golden wedding in Chari- ton, Iowa, November 20, 1906. He has been a banker most of his life. They resided at Cincinnati, then at Evansville, Ind., and are now living at Chariton, where they have resided for 40 years. Their children were :
Copeuand:
231 Mary Catherine, b. Evansville, Oct. 18. 1857; d.
Cincinnati. Nov. 19. 1865;
232 Irene Howard, b. Marion, Jan. 12, 1860; d. Cin-
cinnati. Nov. 7, 1865;
233 Elijah Percy, b. Oct. 21, 1862;
234 Eloise Amanda, b. Cincinnati. Dec. 11, 1866;
235 Anna Lucetta. b. Omaha. Neb., Aug. 20, 1869;
d. Jan. 12. 1875;
236 Charles Baker, h. Chariton, Nov. 6, 1878.
24 MARY ANNA BAKER— Eldest daughter of Charles and Tacey Anderson Baker, was born at Lima, February 29, 1840. Married EHsha d'ihuan Alien, of Marion, June 5, 1860. He was born at Marion, November 10, 1834. He has
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been in the banking business nearly all his life, being for more than thirty years paying teller and cashier of the bank- ing firm of Patten & Wallace. They have resided at Marion all their married life. Children : Allen :
241 Charles Howard, b. Mar. 17, 1861;
242 Herbert Edgar, b. June 18, 1863;
243 Robert Oilman, b. July 10, 1867;
244 Tracy Richardson, b. June 24, 1873.
25 SARAH ELIZABETH BAKER— Second daughter of Charles and Tacey Anderson Baker, was born August 11, 1842; died February 13, 1848.
26 CHARLES EBER BAKER— Eldest son of Charles and Tacey Anderson Baker, was born at Lima, March 15, 1845. Married Susan Howard Stevenson, November 10, 1869. She was born near Winchester, Ky., February 1, 1850.
At the age of sixteen he volunteered to serve in the army to suppress the rebellion and enlisted as private in Company C, 64th O. V. L After two years service he reenlisted and was promoted to corporal, quarter-master sergeant, lieutenant and finally captain of his company at the age of 19. Was engaged in the battles of Stone River, Spring Hill, Frank- lin and Nashville, besides serving in the Atlantic campaign. In the latter he took part in only one hard battle, but for seventy days was exposed to the continuous fire of the enemy. Was in camp in Texas after the war ended and was mustered out before his term expired because his ser- vices were no longer required.
They have resided in Cincinnati, Evansville, Chicago and Cleveland, where he has been a chemist and metallurgist. Now reside in Chicago. Their children were :
Baker :
261 Mattie Sue. b. Evansville, Dec. 25, 1871 ;
262 Charles, b. Evansville, Oct. 25, 1874;
263 Howard, b. Chicago, Mar. 10, 1887;
27 ELWOOD THOMAS BAKER— Youngest son of Charles and Tacey Anderson Baker, was born at Marion,
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July 12, 1853. Married Sollic Wilson in Evansville, Ind.. April 7. 1880. She was born in Philadelphia, Pa., October 6. 1859; died in Brooklyn, N. V., July 6, 1906. They resided at Evansville, Nashville, Cincinnati, Chicago, Bridgeport, Conn., and Brooklyn. X. Y. He was one of the pio- neers in the telephone business, being secretary and treas- urere of Evansville Telephone Company, Cumberland Tele- phone Co., at Nashville, and afterwards purchasing agent of Western Electric Company, Chicago.
Has practiced expert accounting great part of his life and is in Civil Service in New York State, as accountant for Public Service Commission, New York City. Was one of the original members of Chicago Duplicate Whist Club of Chicago, which introduced duplicate whist. Was a teacher and writer of whist for many years. Sallie Wilson Baker was one of the charter members of the Woman's Wliist Leagtie of America, and president for nine years of the Woman's Whist Club of Brooklyn, which she organized. She was recognized as one of the leading wiiist players of America and won many prizes and trophies in tournaments and competitions, and was considered one of the best beloved and most popular players in the whist world. Their children were :
Bakkr :
271 Elwood Wilson, b. June 24. 1881. Evansville;
272 Charles Graham, b. July 16. 1883, Evansville; 27;J Tacey Margaret, b. Aug. 30, 1887, Chicago;
274 Donald Mitchell, b. June 6, 1889, Chicago;
275 Leslie Stuart, b. Dec. 8, 1895, Brooklyn.
31 LAURA T. PRIEST— Eldest daughter of Eliza- beth B. and Alvin C. Priest, was born September 17, 1X23; died October 30, 1847. Married Oncu Pat ten. of Marion, September 17, 1844. He was born in Delaware county, Ohio, May 27, 1817; died October 31, 1872.
.12 JAMES LOUDEN PRIEST— Eldest son of Elizabeth B. and Alvin C. Priest, was born July 21. 1825; died July 4, 1876. Married Abigail Brown, February 4, 1847. She
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was born in Boston, Mass.; died March 8, 1859, at Ligonier, Ind. Married the second time May 12, 1860, to Margaret Young, of Logansport, Ind. She was bom at Logansport, Ind., October 7, 1838; died at Erie, Kansas, March, 1875. Issue of first marriage : Priest i
321 Laura E., b. Sept. 11, 1848; d. Aug. 30, 1906;
322 Mary Izora, b. July. 1850; d. (?) infant;
323 James Louden, b. (?); d. (?) infant;
324 Harriet E., b. May 21, 1857;
Issue of second marriage :
325 William Alvin, b. Apr. 2, 1861; d. Nov. 14, 1863;
326 Frank Bruce, b. Galveston. Ind., Jan. 12, 1865;
d. (?);
327 Judson K., b. Erie, Kan., Mar. 26, 1867;
328 Eber Bunker, b. Erie, Aug. 3, 1870;
329 Alonzo Albertus, b. Erie, June 29, 1872.
33 EBER E. PRIEST— Second son of Elizabeth B. and Alvin C. Priest, was born April 13, 1827; died July 21, 1828.
34 LYDIA B. PRIEST— Second daughter of Elizabeth B. and Alvin C. Priest, was born April 6, 1829; died Decem- ber 5, 1830.
35 LYDIA P. PRIEST— Third daughter of Elizabeth B. and Alvin C. Priest, was born December 15, 1830. Married Gerard Reynolds, June 1, 1849. He died June 25, 1863. He was a Union soldier and died in battle in western Virginia and his body never found. Their children were :
Reynolds :
351 Thomas, b. June 20. 1850; d. July 21, 1851;
352 Harry, b. Jan. 8, 1852; d. Dec. 25, 1862; 355 Gerard Bunker, b. Mar. 9, 1856.
353 Cora, b. March 5, 1853;
354 Ida, b. May 29, 1854;
355 Gerard Bunker, b. Mar. 9. 1856.
Lydia P. Priest Reynolds married F. P. Seffncr, of Marion, November 18, 1873. Died October 16, 1903, in Florida; buried in Marion.
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36 EBER B. PRIEST— Third son of Elizabeth B. and Alvin C. Priest, was born January 18, 1833. Married Jennie Scribner, October 3, 1880. She was born at Marion, O.. November 26, 1851. He was a soldier during the Civil War, enlisting in a California regiment, expecting to be sent east. He was, however, retained in the west to fight against the Indians. He resides in Marion and is the oldest living member of the family. Their children were :
Priest :
361 Leona Imogene, b. Mar. 6, 1882; d. Mar. 30, 1884; 36:^ Emma Louise, b. Sept. 29, 1885.
37 ALVIN S. PRIEST— Youngest son of Elizabeth B. and Alvin C. Priest, was born May 24, 1837; died May 24, 1844.
38 IZORA M. PRIEST— Youngest daughter of Elizabeth B. and Alvin C. Priest, was born September 17, 1840; died at Marion. January 8, 1872. Married F. P. Scffncr, October 1, 1857. They lived for a number of years at Marion and then removed to Florida. Their children were:
Seffner :
381 May Jay, b. Aug. 19, 1860;
382 Lenna Margaret, b. Mar. 16, 1863; d. Florida, Jan.
3, 1883;
383 Girard R., b. July 25, 1864; d. Aug. 25, 1864;
384 Ida Amanda, b. Oct. 12, 1867; d. Tampa, Fla.,
Sept. 28, 1897.
The above were all born at Marion.
41 SARAH ELIZABETH BAKER— Eldest daughter of Lincoln and Hannah Baker, was born September 12, 1834; died June 24, 1837.
42 MARY HARRISON BAKER— Youngest daughter of Lincoln and Hannah Baker, was born at Marion, October 22. 1840. Married David C. Bruch, November 25, 1858. Their son :
Bruch :
42l Lauren Leeds, b. Aug. 31, 1859.
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Mary Harrison Bruch married TJwmas E. Day, at Salem, 111., April 12, 1868. He was born at Sharonville, O., February 22, 1839. They reside in Marion, O. Their son :
Day:
422 Herbert Baker, b. Aug. 30, 1869.
51 LYDIA JANE SARGENT— Eldest daughter of Mehit- able Chase and Richard Sargent, was born July 7, 1832; died July 19, 1837.
52 FRANCIS MARION SARGENT— Eldest son of Me- hitable Chase and Richard Sargent, was bom at Marion, May 22, 1834; died October 12, 1878. Married Pernina C. Southwick, August 12, 1858. She was born April 7, 1839; died February 28. 1873. Their children:
Sargent :
521 Earl Durando. b. May 31, 1860; d. Oct. 7, 1860;
522 Cortez Ellsworth, b. Dec. 29, 1861.
53 JEROME WILSON SARGENT— Second son of Me- hitable Chase and Richard Sargent, was born January U 1836; died July 21, 1837.
54 CHARLES CARROLL SARGENT— Third son of Mehitable Chase and Richard Sargent, was born January 11, 1837; died October 6, 1837.
55 JAMES B. SARGENT— Youngest son of Mehitablo Chase and Richard Sargent, was born at Marion, April 28, 1838; died September 21, 1908. Married Margaret Blackburn November 20, 1867. She was born at Bowling Green, Ky., April 22, 1850. Died August 8, 1907. Their children were:
Sargent :
551 Ina Pearl, b. Aug. 11, 1868;
552 Basil Earl. b. Mar. 13, 1870;
553 Williiam R., b. June 13, 1872;
554 Ralph Fisher, b. Dec. 20, 1874;
555 Cora May, b. May 23, 1877;
556 Hazel Dot, b. Aug. 27, 1880;
557 James F., b. Aug. 3, 1884.
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56 ANNETTE VIOLA SARGENT — Youngest daugh- ter of Mehitable Chase and Richard Sargent, was born at Marion, January 31, 1845. Married Joseph R. Quiglcy, Decem- ber 9, 1862. He was born in Mansfield, O., October 1, 1843; died August 1, 1891. She resides in Marion, O. Their chil- dren were :
QuiGLEY :
561 Zella Josephine, b. July 21. 1863; d. Sept. 2, 1864;
562 Rue Stanton, b. Mar. 24, 1865; d. Aug. 18. 1908;
563 Infant son, born dead October 9, 1868;
564 Iscah Delphine, b. Feb. 17, 1870;
565 Caddie Vale, b. Dec. 13, 1871 ;
566 Nettie M., b. Apr. 9, 1874.
All born in Marion.
61 MARY ELLEN BOWEN— Eldest daughter of Lydia and Ozias Bowen, was born January 7, 1834; died May 15, 1865, at Indianapolis. Married John L. Harper, November 23, 1854. He died October 30, 1891. Their children were:
Harper :
61 1 Infant son. born March 20. 1856; d. Aug. 6, 1856;
612 Corwin Dewey, b. Sept. 30. 1856.
62 JOHN MARSHALL -BOWEN— Eldest son of Lydia and Ozias Bowen, was born October 21, 1838; died May 19, 1843.
63 THOMAS CORWIN BOWEN— Second son of Lydia and Ozias Bowen, was born October 14, 1840. Married Sarah P. Williams, adopted daughter of John J. Williams, of Marion, October 12. 1871. She was born December 2, 1848, at Shields. England. They reside in Marion, where he is a member of the bar. Their daughter :
BowEN :
<i3l .Ada Lorn, b. Marion, January 5, 1873.
64 PLATT SPENCER BOWEN— Third son of Lydia and Ozias Bowen, was born November 7, 1842; died June 3, 1845.
65 LAUREN DEWEY BOWEN— Fourth son of Lydia and Ozias Bowen, was born May 16, 1844; died February
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17, 1879. Married Ida Rose Fisher, of Cleveland, O., June 29, 1870.
67 MARCELLUS BOWEN (REV., D. D.)— Sixth son of Lydia and Ozias Bowen ,was born in Marion, April 6, 1846. Married Flora Pierpont Stevens, at West Hartford, Conn., August 29, 1871. She was born at Lunenburg, Vt., August 17. 1849.
He studied for the ministry and became a missionary located at Manissa, Asiatic Turkey, for many years, and later Levant Agent at Constantinople, Turkey, of the Amer- ican Bible Society. Reside in Constantinople. Their chil- dren were :
BowEN :
671 IVLirc Pierpont. b. Springfield. N. J., Jan. 2,
1873; died in Manissa. July 29, 1874;
672 Lilian M., b. Sept. 15, 1877.
68 ALBERTUS C. BOWEN— Youngest son of Lydia and Ozias Bowen, was born at Marion, May 21, 1847. He was a soldier in the 64th Ohio Volunteer Infantry. Married Zer%i Elisa Arbuckle, of Sidney. O., July 4, 1871. She was born July 18, 1846. Is at present employed at the Soldiers' Home, Lafayette, Ind. Their children were :
BowEN :
681 Sidney A. C. b. Apr. 30. 1872; d. May 29, 1898;
682 Roy Hill, b. Feb. 1, 1878.
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111 GEORGE P. BAKER— Eldest son of Oscar E. and Jane E. Baker, was born December 6, 1854; died October 2. 1873.
112 JENNIE L. B.AKER— Only daughter of Oscar E. and Jane E. Baker, was born April 12, 1858; died February 26, 1879.
113 LOUISA AUGUSTA BAKER— Only daughter of Oscar E. and Augusta E. Baker, was born February 6, 1863. Married IVilliam B. Grosskopf. July 21, 1887. Reside in Minneapolis, Minn. Their children were :
Grosskopf :
1131 Oscar William, b. May 2, 1889;
1132 Homer Louis, b. July 12, 1892;
1133 Ernest Charles, b. Nov. 21, 1895;
1134 Dorothea, b. Sept. 26, 1897.
121 OSCAR ALBERTUS BAKER— Eldest son of Allen D. and Alida Van Osten Baker, was born February 17, 1850. Married Emma Reitenour at Ridgeville, Ind., November 6, 1870. She was born August 24, 1853, at Ridgeville. Reside at Marion, Ind. Their children were :
Baker:
1211 Luella. b. June 8, 1872;
1212 Mabel, b. Oct. 13. 1874;
1213 Vergie, b. Mar. 3, 1878;
1214 Chester Allen Albertus. b. Oct. 3, 1880.
122 LOUISA A. BAKER— Eldest daughter of Allen D. and Elsie A. Dockey Baker, was born December 15, 1859; died November 18, 1867.
123 ELLA P. BAKER— Second daughter of Allen D. and Elsie A. Dockey Baker, was born April 16, 1861 ; died No- vember 6, 1867.
124 WILLIAM H. RAKER— Youngest son of Allen D. and Elsie .\. Dockey Baker, was born February 24, 1853 ; died September 11, WA.
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125 FLORENCE ALBERTA BAKER— Only child of Allen D. and Lucinda F. Fowler Baker, was born January 1, 1868. Married Jay Dee Brunner at Lincoln, Neb., July 12, 1892. He was born at Stratford, Ontario, October 5, 1861. Reside in Indianapolis, Ind. He is president of Indiana Business College. Their child :
Brunner :
1251 Genevra Marguerite, b. May 18, 1893.
131 ELDEN CLARK— Eldest child of Lydia Ann and William A. Clark, born and died in 1855.
132 LOUISA H. CLARK— Eldest daughter of Lydia Ann and William A. Clark, was born August 8, 1858; died August 9, 1874.
133 PRINCESS L. CLARK— Youngest daughter of Lydia Ann and William A. Clark, was born February 17, 1862. Married Edward Clarence Long, November 24, 1887. Reside in Long Beach, Cal. Their children :
Long:
1331 Nellie Baker, b. Oct. 19, 1888;
1332 Clarence Clark, b. Aug. 19, 1895;
1333 William Kew, b. May 26, 1900.
141— GENEVRA ENNIS JOHNSTONE— Eldest daughter of Louisa Jane and John C. Johnstone, was born at Marion, November 12, 1857. Married Dr. Rttftts Winiield Bishop, of Chicago, June 4, 1900.
She is a most accomplished musician and singer, posses- sing a fine soprano voice. She has been heard in all the principal cities in the United States as a concert and oper- atic singer. Resides in Los Angeles, Cal.
142 ORLANDO WIRT JOHNSTONE— Eldest son of Louisa Jane and John C. Johnstone, was born at Marion, September 23, 1859. Married Emma Lou Foivler, at Fowler, O., June 7, 1883. Reside at Ironwood, Mich. Their children were : Johnstone:
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1422 Genevra. b. Nov. 9. 1889. at Marion.
l43 HOMER CLIFTON JOHNSTONE— Youngest son of Louisa Jane and John C. Johnstone, was born at Marion, May 21, 1868. Married Harriet Axtell, of St. Paul, Minn., December 12. 1895. Reside at Short HiUs. N. J. He is New York manager of Midvale Steel Co. Their child: Johnstone:
l43l Dorothy Axtell. b. Dec. 9. 1899. at St. Paul, Minn.
151 HERMAN E. BAKER— Only son of Eber S. and Mary E. Trimble Baker, was born November 15, 1865. Mar- ried Emma Soudcrmilk, October 30. 1895. Reside in State of Washington. She was born March 5, 1869. Their chil- dren were :
B.\KER :
1511 Ruth Elizabeth, b. Mar. 12, 1899;
1512 Howard Eber, b. Jan. 19, 1904;
1513 Delbert Walter, b. Jan. 20, 1907; d. May 28, 1907.
152 BERTHA BEE BAKER— Youngest daughter of Eber S. and Mary E. Trimble Baker, was born February 18, 1877. Resides in Wichita, and is a prominent and successful Latin teacher.
Icl BURTON D. SMITH— Eldest son of Princess Amanda and O. C. Smith, was born February 24, 1870. Re- sides at Hotel Latham, N. Y.
1(52 CLEMENT E. SMITH— Youngest son of Princess Amanda and O. C. Smith, was born May 15, 1876; died November 12. 1881.
211 MARY ALICE BAKER— Eldest daughter of Alonzo W. and Charlotte Peters Baker, was horn November 25, 1851 ; died Oct<.l)er 7, 1852.
212 CHARLES HERBERT BAKER— Eldest son of Alonzo W. and Charlotte Peters Baker, was born July 15, 1853; died November 28, 1855.
21;{ FLORENCE WINONA BAKER— Second daughter of Alonzo W. and Charlotte Peters Baker, was born at Van
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Wert, March 21, 1857; died July 30, 1875. Married Dr. George W. McGavren, of Van Wert, June 16, 1875.
214 JENNIE MYRTLE BAKER— Third daughter of Alonzo W. and Charlotte Peters Baker, was born at Van Wert. September 28, 1859. Married Fletcher Webster, of Van Wert, June 3, 1890. He was born at Richwood, O., October 22, 1856. Reside at Van Wert, O. Their children were :
Webster :
2141 Walter Barton, b. Mar. 16, 1892;
2142 Lucia, b. Nov. 25, 1893;
2143 Marshall, b. Feb. 26, 1895;
2144 Margaret, b. May 12, 1898.
215 JESSIE AMANDA BAKER— Fourth daughter of Alonzo W. and Charlotte Peters Baker, was born at Van Wert, December 6, 1862. Married Clwrles W. Clark, of Van Wert, November 7, 1888. He is the only son of William A. Clark (l3) and was born at Van Wert, October 15, 1865. They removed to Chicago and then took up their residence in Paris, France, where they still reside. He sang in Gunsaulus' Church in Chicago a number of years. His voice is a very fine baritone and has few equals. Has classes in voice culture and gives recitals in London and all European cities. Their children were:
Clark :
21.11 Helen, b. Nov. 20, 1889; d. Dec. 9, 1889;
2152 Charles Russell, b. Jan. 1, 1891; d. Oct. 15, 1891;
2153 Ronald Baker, b. Nov. 7, 1892;
2154 Virginia, b. Oct. 6. 1895;
2155 Louise, b. Apr. 5, 1902.
216 TACEY VIELLA BAKER— Fifth daughter of Alonzo W. and Charlotte Peters Baker, was born at Van Wert, No- vember 15, 1864. Married John O. Clark, of Van Wert, April 22, 1885. He was born March 30. 1864. They reside at Van Wert. Their children were:
CtARK :
2161 Ethel, b. Apr. 22, 1886;
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2162 Marcia. b. Aug. 22, 1891 ;
2163 Laurence Baker, b. May 7, 1895;
2164 Robert Sydney, b. Jan. 17, 1900.
217 MIRIAM MEXDEXHALL BAKER — Youngest daughter of Alonzo and Charlotte Peters Baker, was born at Van Wert, August 7. 1867. Married IVillard E. Gleason, of Van Wert. August 10. 1892. He was born at Van Wert. June 10, 1867; died at Fort Leavenworth, Kan., January 9, 1903. He was graduated from West Point in 1892 and joined the 6th United States Infantry, with which he served as Second Lieutenant, First Lieutenant and Captain, until his death. He was brevetted captain in the battle of San Juan Hill in the Spanish War. and served in the Philippine Insurrection from 1899 until 1902. when he was ordered to Ft. Leaven- worth as Regimental and Post Quartermaster. Their daugh- ter was the first American child on the Island of Panay, Phil- ippine Islands. She resides in Van Wert, O.
GuEASON :
2171 Charlotte, b. Sept. 20, 1895. at Ft. Thomas. Ky.
2-i\ CHARLES ALOXZO McCONAHY— Eldest son of Luceita and Grimes McConahy, was born at Gilbia. O., March 11, 1848. Married Mary Davenport, of Bluffton. Ind., October 28. 1874. She was born September 23, 1854. They reside in Van Wert. Their children were : McConahy:
2-11 Florence D., b. Aug. 21. 1875; 2-12 Caulson. D.. b. Sept. 21, 1877; 2-'1.3 Carolyn Eulalie, 1). Apr. 9. 1883; 22l4 Grace D.. 1). June 17, 1885. 222 ALBERT DILLWIX McCOXAHY— Second son of Lucetta and Grimes McConahy. was born at Lima. O., Feb- ruary 24. 1850; died September 22. 1887. Married (1) Maggie Lawson, March 8, 1872. Married (2) Alberta Krcbs, March 21. 1878. She was born in Lima, Xovembcr 1, 1854. Their son : McConahy :
2221 Harry D., b. Xov. 15. 1878.
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223 JAMES ARTHUR McCONAHY— Third son of Lu- cetta and Grimes McConahy, was born in Van Wert, Jan- uary 30, 1852. Married Dcstic Albery October 25, 1876. She was born May 30, 1855. Reside in Valparaiso, Ind. Their daughter :
McConahy:
2231 Mabel Burrie, b. Jan. 8, 1880.
224 MARY EDNA McCONAHY— Eldest daughter of Lucetta and Grimes McConahy, was born at Van Wert, Sep- tember 15, 1854. Married Thomas Foster, August 27, 1870. He died at Ft. Wayne, Ind., June 23, 1882. She married (2) W. H. Caldzvell. June 21, 1884. He is Assistant Principal for the Deaf, Dumb and Blind Asylum in Berkeley, Cal. Child by first marriage :
Foster :
2241 Albert Lee, b. May 31, 1871.
225 ELMER BURR McCONAHY— Fourth son of Lucetta and Grimes McConahy, was born at Van Wert, March 4, 1858. Married Clara A. Bennett, August 25, 1890. She was born in Chicago, June 4, 1863. Reside at Kansas City, Mo. He is General Agent there of Chicago Great Western Rail- way. Their child :
McConahy:
2251 Burree, b. Sept. 22, 1891.
226 HARRY LESTER McCONAHY— Fifth son of Lu- cetta and Grimes McConahy, was born at Van Wert, March 14, 1861; died August 1, 1862.
227 CAREY BAKER McCONAHY— Sixth son of Lu- cetta and Grimes McConahy, was born at Van Wert, April 14, 1863. Married Ulla Spongier at Van Wert. September 8, 1886. Their daughter:
McConahy :
2271 Ruth, b. Sept. 11, 1888.
228 WALTER GRIMES McCONAHY— Seventh son of Lucetta and Grimes McConahy, was born at Van Wert, August 27, 1865. Married Lida Adams, at Paulding, O., May 24, 1898.
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229 LAURA BELL McCONAHY— Youngest daughter of Lucetta and Grimes McConahy, was born at Van Wert, Sep- tember 25, 1867. Married Walter A". Xiclwls at Philadelphia, Pa., December 13, 1887. He was born January 3, 1862, near Covington, Ky. They reside at St. Louis, where he is General Agent for the C, C, C. & St. L. Ry. Their children : Nichols :
2-9l Walter Lester, b. Oct. 5, 1891 ;
2-29-2 Helen, b. Feb. 23, 1894;
2::y3 Marjorie, b. Aug. 27, 1897.
231 MARY CATHERINE COPELAND— Eldest daughter of Lydia Amanda and Elijah Copeland, was born at Evans- ville. October 18, 1857; died at Cincinnati. November 19, 1865.
232 IRENE HOWARD COPELAND— Second daughter of Lydia Amanda and Elijah Copeland, was born at Marion, January 12, 1860; died at Cincinnati, November 7, 1865.
2.-^3 ELIJAH PERCY COPELAND— Eldest son of Lydia Amanda and Elijah Copeland, was born at Evansville, Octo- ber 21, 1862. Married Lula Alice Smith, May 22, 1888, at Omaha, Neb. She was born December 22, 1866, in Henry, 111. They removed to Nashville. Tcnn., and then Paulding, O., where they have dwelt ever since. Their children were :
Copeland:
2331 Infant son, b. and d. Jan. 14, 1891, at Ottumwa,
Iowa ;
2332 Alice, b. Apr. 16. 1H92;
2333 Grace, b. Sept. 28, 1894;
2334 Margaret Eloise, b. Oct. 31, 1904.
234 ELOISE AMANDA COPELAND— Third daughter of Lydia .Amanda and Elijah Copeland, was horn at Cincin- nati. December 11, 1866.
Z^r, ANNA LUCETTA COPELAND— Fourth daughter of Lydia .Amanda and Elijah Copeland. was born at Omaha, August 20, 1869; died January 12, 1875.
Z{6 CHARLES BAKER COPELAND— Youngest son of
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L>dia Amanda and Elijah Copeland, was born at Chariton, la., November 6, 1878. Is in automobile business at Lincoln, Neb.
241 CHARLES HOWARD ALLEN— Eldest son of Mary Anna and Elisha Oilman Allen, was born at Marion, March
17, 1861. Married Lily K. Haas in Evansville, Ind., June 19, 1883. She was born March 9, 1863. at Evansville. Mar- ried (2) Pearl VanderhofF, at Paulding, O., August 18, 1898. She was born in Payne, O., June 29, 1870. He has been in the banking business for many years and has resided at Paulding, where he President of the Paulding National Bank- The children of the first marriage were:
Allen :
2411 Sadamae. b. May 28, 1884;
2412 Percy M., b. May 31, 1888. Children of the second marriage :
2413 Howard, b. July 13. 1901;
2414 Loren, b. Mar. 11, 1906.
242 HERBERT EDGAR ALLEN— Second son of Mary Anna and Elisha Oilman Allen, was born at Marion, June
18, 1863. Married Elizabeth Estelle Francis, May 26, 1887. at Marion. She was born at Shelby. Richland County. O., November 2. 1868. He is in the lumber business and they reside in Poplarville, Miss. Their son :
Allen :
2421 Paul Francis, b. Dec. 5, 1895.
243 ROBERT OILMAN ALLEN— Third son of Mary Anna and Elisha Oilman Allen, was born July 10, 1867. Married Estelle Blizzard at Paulding, October 30, 1890. She was born at Rushville, Ind.. Fcliruary 7, 1869. He was famous as the short stop of the Philadelphia National League Base Ball Club, of which he was manager for two years, retiring to go into business for himself. Is engaged in the sawmill business with headquarters at Bonita, La. Their children were :
Allen :
2431 Robert Oilman, b. Aug. 2, 1893;
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2432 Edgar Cunningham, b. Mar. 24, 1902.
244 TRACY RICHARDSON ALLEN— Youngest son of Mary Anna and Elisha Gilman Allen, was born at Marion, June 24, 1873. Married Fanny DcWolfc June 5. 190). at Columbus, O. She was born at Marion, February 3, 1876. Reside in Marion. Their children :
AuEN :
2441 Frederick James, b. July 17, 1902;
2442 Gilman Baker, b. May 1, 1906.
261 MARTHA SUE BAKER— Eldest daughter of Charles Ebcr and Susan Stevenson Baker, was born at Evansville, December 25, 1871. Became celebrated as a portrait painter and a painter in water and oils. Was instructress for several years in the Art Institute of Chicago and has resided for several years in Paris, France, where her work has received favorable mention in the salons, and in exhibitions at London, Antwerp and throughout the United States. Resides in Chicago.
262 CHARLES BAKER— Eldest son of Charles Eber and Susan Stevenson Baker, was born at Evansville, October 25, 1874. Married Nellie Caroline Jillson, January 26, 1904, at Chicago. She was born in Racine, Wis., February 5, 1881. They reside in Chicago. Their son :
B.\KER :
2621 Charles Jillson, b. May 16, 1906.
263 HOWARD BAKER— Youngest son of Charles Eber and Susan Stevenson Baker, was born in Chicago, March 10, 1887. Married Mary Elizabeth Dellinncr, December 2'i, 1908, in Cleveland, O. She was born February 26, 1888, at Cleve- land. Reside at Cadillac, Mich.
271 ELWOOD WILSON BAKER— Eldest son of Elwood Thomas and Sallie Wilson Baker, was born at Evansville, June 24. 1881. Married June 1. 1909, Delia Crosby Smith, of Brooklyn. She was born in Brooklyn October 29. 1884. Reside in Brooklyn.
272 CHARLES GRAHAM BAKER— Second son of El-
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wood Tliomas and Sallie Wilson Baker, was born at Evans- ville July 16, 1883. Resides in Brooklyn.
27:? TACEY MARGARET BAKER— Only daughter of Elwood Thomas and Sallie Wilson Baker, was born in Chi- cago August 30, 1887. Married Frederick William Hackstaff, in Brooklyn, October 17, 1907. He was born in St. Louis October 30. 1882. Reside in Brooklyn.
Hackstaff:
2731 Bruce Wilson, b. Oct. 2, 1909.
274 DONALD MITCHELL BAKER— Third son of El- wood Thomas and Sallie Wilson Baker, was born in Chicago June 6, 1889. Resides in Brooklyn.
275 LESLIE STUART BAKER— Youngest son of El- wood Thomas and Sallie Wilson Baker, was born in Brook- lyn, December 8, 1895. Resides in Brooklyn.
321 LAURA E. PRIEST— Eldest daughter of James Lou- den and Abigail Brown Priest, was born September 11, 1848; died August 30, 1906, in Marion. Married Francis M. Scrib- ner, .April 14, 1867. He was born November 14, 1843; died in Marion February 22, 1879. Their children :
SCRIBNER :
.s2il Harry O., b. Nov. 19, 1867;
32l2 Frank P.. b. Mar. 25, 1871; died Sept. 3, 1879; 32i3 Lena J., b. Sept. 30. 1872; 3214 Jennie May, b. Nov. 14, 1874. All born in Marion.
322 MARY IZORA PRIEST— Second daughter of James Louden and Abigail Brown Priest, was born July (?), 1850; died (?).
323 JAMES LOUDEN PRIEST— Eldest son of James Louden and Abigail Brown Priest, was born (?); died (?).
324 HARRIET E. PRIEST— Youngest daughter of James Louden and Abigail Brown Priest, was born May 21, 1857. Married Henry Mumford. October 13, 1875. Reside in Mar- ion, O. Their children were :
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fourth generation
Mum ford:
3241 Bertie May, b. May 11, 1876;
3242 Charles Leslie, b. Dec. 20. 1880;
3243 Grace Joy. b. May 15. 1882;
3244 Janthe Delilah, b. Apr. 6. 1890;
3245 Floyd Wayne, b. Oct. 9. 1891 ;
3246 Susan Hayzel. b. Dec. 15, 1892; d. Sept. 12, 1893;
3247 Infant child, born and died Nov. 5. 1896.
325 WILLIAM ALVIN PRIEST— Eldest son of James Louden and Margaret Young Priest, was born April 2, 1861 ; died November 14, 1863.
326 FRANK BRUCE PRIEST— Second son of James Louden and Margaret Young Priest, was born in Galveston, Ind., January 12. 1865; died (?).
327 JUDSON K. PRIEST— Third son of James Louden and Margaret Young Priest, was born in Erie, Kan., March 26. 1867.
328 EBER BUNKER PRIEST— Fourth son of James Louden and Margaret Young Priest, was born in Erie, Kan.. August 3, 1870. Married Mina Edith Pierce, October 16. 1895. at Tampa, Fla. Reside at West Tampa. Their chil- dren were :
Priest:
3281 Genevieve Winfred. b. Aug. 4, 1899;
3282 Dorothy May, b. Feb. 21, 1902.
329 ALONZO ALBERTUS PRIEST— Fifth son of James Louden and Margaret Young Priest, was born in Erie, Kan., June 29. 1872. Married Ella McCourt, of Atchison, Kan., September 29, 1905. at Denver. Col. Reside at Denison, Texas.
3ol THOMAS REYNOLDS— Eldest son of Lydia P. and Gerard Reynolds, was born June 20, 1850; died July 21, 1851.
3.12 HARRY REYNOLDS— Second son of Lydia P. and Gerard Reynolds, was born January 8, 1852; died December 25. 1862.
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353 CORA REYNOLDS— Eldest daughter of Lydia P. and Gerard Reynolds, was born March 5, 1853. Married John Franz, July 26, 1871. Reside in Jacksonville, Fla. Their children were :
Franz :
3531 Infant son, b. and d. July 1, 1873;
3532 Katherine M., b. Aug. 8. 1874;
3533 Jerome R., b. Jan. 30, 1877;
3534 John F., b. Mar. 11, 1882.
354 IDA REYNOLDS— Youngest daughter of Lydia P. and Gerard Reynolds, was born May 29, 1854. Married Frank W. Pierson December 21, 1871. Reside in Mansfield, O. Their children were :
PlERSON :
3541 Nellie Izora, b. Sept. 5, 1873;
3542 Thomas G., b. Nov. 18. 1875.
355 GERARD BUNKER REYNOLDS— Third son of Lydia P. and Gerard Reynolds, was born March 9, 1856. Married Lybirda E. Davis, February 26, 1885. She was born June 21, 1866. Children:
Reynolds :
3551 Marie Pauline, b. Nov. 7. 1886;
3552 Thomas Moon, b. Aug. 10, 1891 ;
3553 William Hahn, b. Feb. 12, 1898.
361 LEONA IMOGENE PRIEST— Eldest daughter of March 6, 1882; died at Marion, March 30, 1884.
362 EMMA LOUISE PRIEST— Second daughter of Eber B. and Jennie Scribner Priest, was born at Marion Septem- ber 29, 1885. Resides in Marion.
381 MAY JAY SEFFNER— Eldest daughter of Izora M. and Fred P. Seffner, was born in Marion August 19, 1860. Married Arthur R. Cleghorn, November 17, 1881. Reside in Mansfield, O.
382 LENNA MARGARET SEFFNER— Second daughter of Izora M. and Fred P. SefTner, was born in Marion, March 16, 1863 ; died in Florida, January 3, 1883.
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FOURTH GENERATION
383 GIRARD R. SEFFNER— Eldest son of Izora M. and Fred. P. Seffner, was born in Marion July 25, 1864; died August 25, 1864.
384 IDA AMANDA SEFFNER— Youngest daughter of Izora M. and Fred. P. Seffner, was born in Marion, October 12, 1867 ; died in Tampa, Fla.. Sept. 28, 1897. Married Henry Lee Branch in Tampa, November 18, 1884. Children :
Branch :
3M1 Lenna M., b. Sept., 1885; d. Dec, 1885;
3842 Harry Carson, b. June 22, 1889;
3843 Lotta May, b. Aug. 2, 1891.
421 LAUREN LEEDS BRUCH— Only child of Mary Harrison and David C. Bruch, was born August 31, 1859. Married Clara G. Althouse, December 27. 1881. She was born June 8, 1864. Reside in Chicago. Children :
Bruch :
4-11 Cleo Grace, b. Dec. 25. 1882;
4i;12 Homer Day, b. Apr. 30, 1885;
4213 Thomas Corwin, b. Nov. 26, 1894.
422 HERBERT BAKER DAY— Only child of Mary Har- rison and Thomas E. Day, was born August 30, 1869. Mar- ried Laura McXeal in Pittsburgh, Pa., August 30, (?). Re- side in Pittsburgh, Pa.
521 EARL DURANDO SARGENT— Eldest son of Fran- cis Marion and Pernina Southwick Sargent, was born May 31, I860; died October 7, 1860.
r,22 CORTEZ ELLSWORTH SARGENT— Second son of Francis Marion and Pernina Southwick Sargent, was born December 29, 1861. Married Mary Belle Kishlcr. in Marion, December 29, 1885. She was born April 18. 1865. Reside at Marion. Children :
SARGE.Vf :
r,221 John Chase, b. Feb. 3, 1890.
551 INA PEARL SARGENT— Eldest daughter of James B. and Margaret Blackburn Sargent, was born at Marion, August 11, 1868. Married Hesekiah Russell, June 6, 1897.
FOURTH GENERATION
He was born in Chichester, Eng., April 3, 1868. Reside in Dayton, O.
552 BASIL EARL SARGENT— Eldest son of James B. and Margaret Blackburn Sargent, was born at Marion, March 13, 1870. Married Etta Hoover, June 18, 1903. She was born at Prospect, O., March 12, 1873. Reside at Marion.
553 WILLIAM R. SARGENT— Second son of James B. and Margaret Blackburn Sargent, was born at Marion. June 13, 1872.
554 RALPH FISHER SARGENT— Third son of James B. and Margaret Blackburn Sargent, was born at Marion, December 20, 1874. Married Naomi B. Fortncy, June 22>, 1895. She was born at Bucyrus. O., June 22, 1876. Reside at Toledo, O. Their children were:
Sargent :
5541 James Richard, b. Dec. 28, 1893;
5542 Elmer Eugene, b. Sept. 20, 1897;
5543 Harold Russell, b. Sept. 20, 1899;
5544 Mary Margaret, b. Apr. 16, 1903.
555 CORA MAY SARGENT— Second daughter of James B. and Margaret Blackburn Sargent, was born at Marion, May 23, 1877. Married Albert Cheney, May 16, 1895. He was born at Burlingame, Kan., January 4, 1874. Reside at Columbus, O. Children :
Cheney :
5551 Robert Earl, b. Mar. 27, 1896;
5552 Glen Edwin, b. July 13, 1898.
556 HAZEL DOT SARGENT— Third daughter of James B. and Margaret Blackburn Sargent, was born at Marion, August 27, 1880. Married Jacob Fern Case, June 14, 1906. He was born at Columbus, O., March 26, 1883. Reside at Columbus, O.
557 JAMES F. SARGENT— Youngest son of James B. and Margaret Blackburn Sargent, was born at Marion, Au- gust 3, 1884. Married Clara Belle Malthewson, April 30, 1907. She was born at Syracuse, N. Y., October 21, 1887. Reside at Columbus, O. Children :
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fourth generation
Sargent:
5571 Francis Harold, b. Jan. 23. 1908.
561 ZELLA JOSEPHINE QUIGLEY— Eldest daughter of Viola Annette and Joseph R. Quigley, was born in Marion. July 21. 1863; died in Marion September 2, 1864.
562 RUE STANTON QUIGLEY— Eldest son of Viola Annette and Joseph R. Quigley, was born in Marion, March 24, 1865; died August 18, 1908, and buried in the Roman Cath- olic Cemetery in Columbus. O. Married Mary Augusta IVillaumc. February 26. 1886. Children:
Quigley :
5621 Jerome Benjamin, b. Dec. 15. 1886;
5622 Hobart Joseph, b. Aug. 29. 1888;
5623 Clarence Eugene Richard, b. Apr. 11, 1890;
5624 Helen Mary, b. May 13. 1901;
5625 Mary Frances, b. Aug. 2. 1903.
564 ISC AH DELPH I NE— Eldest daughter of Viola An- nette and Joseph R. Quigley. was born in Marion. February 13, 1870. Married Thomas Henry Scott, June 25. 1903. He was born in Hawick. Scotand. March 28, 1869. They reside in Marion, O. Children :
Scott:
5641 Richard Allan, b. Jan. 12, 1906.
565 CADDIE VALE QUIGLEY— Third daughter of Viola Annette and Joseph R. Quigley. was born in Marion, December 13, 1871. Married Harry R. Johnston, September 19, 1892. He was born in Fostoria, O., Sept. 29, 1859. They reside in Fostoria. O. Children :
Johnston :
56.51 La Verne Rue, b. June 27. 1893; 565L' Janettc D.. b. July 13. 1895. 560 NETTIE M. QUIGLEY— Fourth daughter of Viola Annette and Joseph R. Quigley, was born at Marion. April 9, 1874. Married Charles ll'illard Stosc, March 2, 1908. He was born in Marion, O., December 6, 1870. They reside in Portland, Ore.
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FOURTH GENERATION
612 CORWIN DEWEY HARPER— Second son of Mary Ellen and John L. Harper, was born September 30, 1862. Married in Indianapolis, May 11, 1893, Nora Maude Delano, daughter of Joel A. and Amanda Tandefur Delano. Reside in Cincinnati, O. He is District Passenger Agent, Wiscon- sin Central R. R.
631 ADA LORN BOWEN— Only child of Thomas Cor- win and Sarah Williams Bowen, was born at Marion, Janu- ary 5, 1873.
«71 MARC PIERPONT BOWEN— Eldest son of Mar- cellus and Flora Stevens Bowen, was born at Springfield, N. J., January 2, 1873; died at Manissa, Turkey, July 29, 1874.
672 LILIAN M. BOWEN— Only daughter of Marcellus and Flora Stevens Bowen, was born September 15, 1877. Married Frank Ferguson, June 1, 1907. He was born at Constantinople, February 3, 1875 Reside in Constantinople, Turkey. Children :
Ferguson :
C72l Marc Bowen, b. Apr. 17, 1908; 6722 Alice May, b. May 23, 1909.
681 SIDNEY A. C. BOWEN— Eldest son of Albertus C. and Zeru Arbuckle Bowen, was born April 30, 1872; died May 29, 1898. Married Mamie Fairfield, January 1, 1896.
682 ROY HILL BOWEN— Second son of Albertus C. and Zeru Arbuckle Bowen, was born February 1, 1878. Mar- ried Rosa A. Lucas, October 22, 1899. Reside in Cleveland, O.
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Fifth Generation.
1131 OSCAR WILLIAM GROSSKOPF— Eldest son of Louisa Augusta and William B. Grosskopf, was born May 2. 1889.
1132 HOMER LOUIS GROSSKOPF— Second son of Louisa Augusta and William B. Grosskopf, was born July 12, 1892.
11.53 ERNEST CHARLES GROSSKOPF— Third son of Louisa Augusta and William B. Grosskopf, was born Novem- ber 21, 1895.
1134 DOROTHEA GROSSKOPF — Only daughter of Louisa Augusta and William B. Grosskopf, was born Sep- tember 26, 1897.
1211 LUELLA BAKER— Eldest daughter of 0.scar Al- bertus and Emma Reitenour Baker, was born at Ridgeville, Ind., June 8, 1872; died August 20. 1896, at Marion, Ind. Married IVtlliam F. Evans at Marion, Ind., October 10, 1892. Their child:
Evans :
12111 Clell Baker, b. Aug. 3, 1896.
1212 MABEL BAKER— Second daughter of Oscar Alber- tus and Emma Reitenour Baker, was born at Union City, Ind., October 13, 1874. Married Andrew Jackson, November 1, 1899, at Marion, Ind.
1213 VERGIE BAKER— Third daughter of Oscar Alber- tus and Emma Reitenour Baker, was born at Llnion City, Ind., March 3, 1878. Married Herman Earl. October 5. 1904, at Marion, Ind.
Eari, :
12131 Violetta May. b. Apr. 30, 1909; d. May 7, 1909.
1214 CHESTER ALLEN ALBERTUS BAKER— Eldest son of Oscar Albertus and Emma Reitenour Baker, was born at Union City, Ind.. October 3, 1880. Married Anna Gott- schall, August 11, 1901, at Marion. Ind. Cliildrcn :
4»>
fifth generation
Baker :
12141 Ruth, b. Oct. 23, 1902;
12142 Ray Albertus, b. Aug. 15, 1909.
1251 GENEVRA MARGUERITE BRUNNER— Eldest daughter of Florence Alberta and Jay Bee Brunner, was born at Lincoln, Neb., May 18, 1893.
1331 NELLIE BAKER LONG— Eldest daughter of Prin- cess Clark and Edward Clarence Long, was born August 19,
19, 1888.
1332 CLARENCE CLARK LONG— Eldest son of Prin- cess Clark and Elward Clarence Long, was born August 19, 1895.
1333 WILLIAM KEW LONG— Second son of Princess Clark and Edward Clarence Long, was born May 26, 1900.
l42i MARGUERITE HARRIS JOHNSTONE — Eldest daughter of Orlando W. and Emma Fowler Johnstone, was born at Morral, O., January 25, 1886; died at Marion, August 7, 1898.
1422 GENEVRA JOHNSTONE— Second daughter of Or- lando W. and Emma Fowler Johnstone, was born November 9, 1889.
l43i DOROTHY AXTELL JOHNSTONE — Eldest daughter of Homer C. and Harriet Axtell Johnstone, was bom in St. Paul, Minn., December 9, 1899.
1511 RUTH ELIZABETH BAKER— Eldest daughter of Herman E. and Emma Soudermilk Baker, was born March 12. 1899.
1512 HOWARD EBER BAKER— Eldest son of Herman E. and Emma Soudermilk Baker, was born January 19, 1904.
1513 DELBERT WALTER BAKER— Second son of Herman E. and Emma Soudermilk Baker, was born January
20, 1907; died May 28, 1907.
2l4l WALTER BARTON WEBSTER— Eldest son of Jennie Myrtle and Fletcher Webster, was born at Van Wert, March 16, 1892.
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FIFTH GENERATION
2142 LUCIA WEBSTER— Eldest daughter of Jennie Myrtle and Fletcher Webster, was born at Van Wert, No- vember 25. 1893.
2143 MARSHALL WEBSTER— Second son of Jennie Myrtle and Fletcher Webster, was born at Van Wert, Febru- ary 26, 1895.
2144 MARGARET WEBSTER— Second daughter of Jen- nie Myrtle and Fletcher Webster, was born at Van Wert, May 12. 1898.
2151 HELEN CLARK— Eldest daughter of Jessie Aman- da and Charles W. Clark, was born November 20, 1889; died December 9, 1889.
2152 CHARLES RUSSELL CLARK— Eldest son of Jes- sie Amanda and Charles W. Clark, was born January 1, 1891; died October 15, 1891.
2153 RONALD BAKER CLARK— Second son of Jessie Amanda and Charles W. Clark, was born November 7. 1892.
2154 VIRGINIA CLARK— Second daughter of Jessie Amanda and Charles W. Clark, was born October 6, 1895.
2155 LOUISE CLARK— Third daughter of Jessie Aman- da and Charles W. Clark, was born April 5, 1902.
2161 ETHEL CLARK— Eldest daughter of Tacey Viella and John O. Clark, was born at Van Wert, April 22. 1886.
21(5-' MARCIA CLARK— Second daughter of Tacey Viella and John O. Clark, was born at Van Wert, August 22, 1891.
2163 LAURENCE BAKER CLARK— Eldest son of Tacey Viella and John O. Clark, was born at Van Wert, May 7, 1895.
21(V4 ROBERT SYDNEY CLARK— Second son of Tacey Viella and John O. Clark, was born at Van Wert, January 17, 1900.
2171 CHARLOTTE GLEASON— Only child of Miriam Mendcnhall and Willard E. Gleason, was born at Fort Thomas. Ky.. September 20, 1895.
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C1I.\I>ILES HAKI-.R. on his 90tli hirthdav.
FIFTH GENERATION
22li— FLORENCE D. McCON AH Y— Eldest daughter of Charles A. and Mary Davenport McConahy, was born at Van Wert, August 21, 1875, Married Dr. Brosc S. Horn, of Marion, Ind., June 4, 1896.
2212 CAULSON D. McCONAHY— Eldest son of Charles A. and Mary Davenport McConahy, was born at Van Wert, September 21, 1877. Married Dclphia Newland, at Hunting- ton Beach, California, March 6, 1907.
2l>1;5 CAROLYN EULALIE McCONAHY — Second daughter of Charles A. and Mary Davenport McConahy, was born at Van Wert, April 9, 1883. Married Aden Orson Faulkner, of Burns, Oregon, at Van Wert, July 14, 1909.
2-14 GRACE D. McCONAHY— Third daughter of Charles A. and Mary Davenport McConahy, was born at Van Wert, June 17, 1885.
2221 HARRY D. McCONAHY— Only child of Albert Dillwin and Alberta Krebs McConahy, was born November 15, 1878. Married Grace Louise Brey in Valparaiso, Ind., March 21, 1901. Their children:
McCoNAHV :
22211 Ruth Viola, b. Apr. 22, 1902;
22212 Helen Marguerette, b. Jan. 26, 1905.
2231 MABEL BURRIE McCONAHY— Only child of James Arthur and Destie Albery McConahy, was born Jan- uary 8, 1880. Married Clinton A. Nixon, June 25, 1901. Children :
Nixon:
22311 Russell Arthur, b. Dec. 9, 1903;
22312 James Willard. b. Nov. 10, 1906.
2241 ALBERT LEE FOSTER— Only child of Mary Edna and Thomas Foster, was born May 31, 1871. Is a dentist in Philadelphia, Pa.
2251 BURREE McCONAHY— Only child of Elmer Burr and Clara Bennett McConahy, was born September 22, 1891.
227l RUTH McCONAHY— Only child of Carey Baker and Ella Spangler McConahy, was born at Van Wert, Sep- tember 11, 1888.
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FIFTH GENERATION
2291 WALTER LESTER NICHOLS— Eldest son of Laura Bell and Walter X. Nichols, was born at Toledo, O., October 5, 1891.
2-2Q2 HELEN NICHOLS— Eldest daughter of Laura Bell and Walter N. Nichols, was born in St. Louis, Mo., February 23. 1894.
2293 MARJORIE NICHOLS— Second daughter of Laura Bell and Walter N. Nichols, was born in St. Louis, August 27. 1897.
2^32 ALICE COPELAND— Eldest daughter of Elijah Percy and Lula Smith Copeland, was born at Paulding, O., April 16. 1892.
2333 GRACE COPELAND— Second daughter of Elijah Percy and Lula Smith Copeland, was born at Paulding, Sep- tember 28, 1894.
2334 MARGARET ELOISE COPELAND— Third daugh- ter of Elijah Percy and Lula Smith Copeland, was born at Paulding, October 31, 1904.
24 li SADAMAE ALLEN-Eldest daughter of Charles Howard and Lily Haas Allen, was born May 28, 1884.
2412 PERCY M. ALLEN-Eldest son of Charles Howard and Lily Haas Allen, was born at Paulding, May 31, 1888.
2413 HOWARD ALLEN-Eldest son of Charles Howard and Pearl Vanderhoff Allen, was born at Paulding, July 13, 1901.
2414 LOREN ALLEN— Second son of Charles Howard and Pearl Vanderhoff Allen, was born at Paulding, March 11. 1906.
2421 PAUL FRANCIS ALLEN— Only child of Herbert Edgar and Elizabeth Frances Allen, was born at Marion, December 5, 1895.
2431 ROBERT GILMAN ALLEN. JR.— Eldest son of Robert (jilman and Estclle Blizzard Allen, was born at Phil- adelphia, Pa., August 2, 1893.
2432 EDGAR CUNNINGHAM ALLEN— Second son of
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FIFTH GENERATION
Robert Gilman and Estelle Blizzard Allen, was born at Pauld- ing, March 24, 1902.
2441 FREDERICK JAMES ALLEN— Eldest son of Tracy Richardson and Fanny DeVVolfe Allen, was born at Marion, July 17, 1902.
2442 GILMAN BAKER ALLEN— Second son of Tracy Richardson and Fanny DcWolfe Allen, was born at Marion, May 1, 1906.
2621 CHARLES JILLSON BAKER— Eldest son of Charles and Nellie Jillson Baker, was born at Chicago, May 16, 1906.
32il HARRY O. SCRIBNER— Eldest son of Laura E.
and Francis M. Scribner, was born at Marion. November 19, 1867. Married August 29, 1899, to Ella E. Behner. She was born at Marion, October 27, 1870. Reside at Marion.
3212 FRANK P. SCRIBNER— Second son of Laura E. and Francis M. Scribner, was born at Marion, March 25, 1871 ; died September 3, 1879.
3213 LINA J. SCRIBNER— Eldest daughter of Laura E. and Francis M. Scribner, was born at Marion, September 30, 1872. Married Claude D. Walters. He was born in Ft. Wayne, Ind., Nov. 14, 1868. Reside in Marion.
Walters :
32131 Mary E., b. in Marion, O., Jan. 15, 1892.
3214 JENNIE MAY SCRIBNER— Second daughter of Laura E. and Francis M. Scribner, was born at Marion, No- vember 14, 1874. Married Edzvard G. Staiger, November 27, 1894. He was born at Portsmouth, O., February 12, 1869. Reside in Marion.
3241 BERTIE MAY MUMFORD— Eldest daughter of Harriet E. and Henry Mumford, was born May 11, 1876. Married Orian Bruce, August 3, 1892. He died April (?), 1902. She married (2) Charles Crise, of Bucyrus, O., April 1, 1906. He died February 2, 1908. Children of the first marriage :
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fifth generation
Bruce :
32411 Audrey, b. Mar. 6. 1893;
32412 Wayne, b. Apr. 21. 1894;
32413 Henry, b. Dec. 16, 1896; died March (?) 1899. :i2i2 CHARLES LESLIE MUMFORD— Eldest son of
Harriet E. and Henry Mumford, was born December 20. 1880. Married Adeline Suffer, April 12, 1902.
.•^24:i GRACE JOY MUMFORD— Second daughter of Harriet E. and Henry Mumford, was born May 15, 1882. Married Auda lyUson Fausnau^li, August 3, 1898. Children :
Fausnal'GH :
32431 Charles, b. May 2, 1899;
32432 Henry, b. Sept. 30. 1904.
3244 JANTHE DELILAH MUMFORD— Third daughter of Harriet E. and Henry Mumford, was born April 6, 1890. Married Lonrance B. Kerr, November 23. 1905.
.•^245 FLOYD WAYNE MUMFORD— Second son of Harriet and Henry Mumford. was born October 9, 1891.
3246 SUSAN HAYZEL MUMFORD— Fourth daughter of Harriet E. and Henry Mumford, was born December 15, 1892; died September 12, 1893.
3281 GENEVIEVE WINFRED PRIEST-Eldcst daugh- ter of Eber Bunker and Mina Pierce Priest, was born in Tampa, Fla., August 4, 1899.
3282 DOROTHY MAY PRIEST— Second daughter of Eber Bunker and Mina Pierce Priest, was born in Tampa. February 21, 1902.
3532 KATHERINE M. FRANZ— Eldest daughter of Cora Reynolds and John Franz, was born August 8, 1874. Mar- ried William Hurry Owen, November 21, 1906.
.•{.'i33 GERARD REYNOLDS FRANZ— Second son of Cora Reyonlds and John Franz, was born January 30, 1877. Married Jessie M. McCoy, June 5, 1900. She died April 10, 1907. He married the second time Anna Elizabeth Carroll, September 30, 1908.
52
FIFTH GENERATION
3534 JOHN FRITZ FRANZ— Third son of Cora Rey- nolds and John Franz, was born March 11, 1882. Married George Celeste Wilson, February 26, 1908. Their child :
Franz :
35341 John Fritz, Jr., h. Apr. 28, 1909.
.S541 NELLIE IZORA PIERSON— Eldest daughter of Ida Reynolds and Frank W. Pierson, was born September 5, 1873. Married Harry Bowers, October 24, 1899.
3542 THOMAS G. PIERSON— Eldest son of Ida Rey- nolds and Frank W. Pierson, was born November 18, 1875.
3551 MARIE PAULINE REYNOLDS— Eldest daughter of Girard Bunker and Lybirda Davis Reynolds, was born November 7, 1886. Married Wayne WarHeld, December 4, 1907.
3552 THOMAS MOON REYNOLDS— Eldest son of Girard Bunker and Lybirda Davis Reynolds, was born Au- gust 10, 1891.
3553 WILLIAM McKINLEY REYNOLDS— Second son of Girard Bunker and Lybirda Davis Reynolds, was born February 12, 1898.
3841 LENNA M. BRANCH— Eldest daughter of Ida SeflF- ner and Henry Lee Branch, was born at Tampa, September (?), 1885; died December (?), 1885.
3842 HARRY CARSON BRANCH— Eldest son of Ida Seflfner and Henry Lcc Branch, was born at Tampa, June 22, 1889.
3843 LOTTA MAY BRANCH— Youngest child of Ida Seffner and Henry Lee Branch, was born at Tampa, August 2, 1891.
4211 CLEO GRACE BRUCH— Eldest daughter of Lauren Leeds and Clara Althouse Bruch, was born December 25, 1882.
4212 HOMER DAY BRUCH— Eldest son of Lauren Leeds and Clara Althouse Bruch, was born April 30, 1885.
4213 THOMAS CORWIN BRUCH— Second son of Lau-
53
FIFTH GENEIl.\TION
ren Leeds and Clara Althouse Bruch, was born November 26, 1894.
5221 JOHN CHASE SARGENT— Only child of Cortez Ellsworth and Mary Kishlcr Sargent, was born February 3, 1890.
5541 JAMES RICHARD SARGENT-Eldest son of Ralph Fisher and Naomi Fortney Sargent, was born Decem- ber 28, 1893.
5542 ELMER EUGENE SARGENT— Second son of Ralph Fisher and Naomi Fortney Sargent, was born Sep- tember 20, 1897.
5543 HAROLD RUSSELL SARGENT— Third son of Ralph Fisher and Naomi Fortney Sargent, was born Sep- tember 20, 1899.
5544 MARY MARGARET SARGENT— Eldest daughter of Ralph Fisher and Naomi Fortney Sargent, was born April 16, 1903.
5551 ROBERT EARL CHENEY— Eldest son oi Cora May Sargent and Albert Cheney, was born March 27, 1896.
5552 GLEN EDVVIX CHENEY— Second son of Cora May Sargent and Albert Cheney, was born July 13, 1898.
5571 FRANCIS HAROLD SARGENT-Eldest son of James F. and Clara Matthewson Sargent, was born January 2Z, 1908.
5621 JEROME BENJAMIN QUIGLEY— Eldest son of Rue Stanton and Augusta Willaume Quigley, was born De- cember 15, 1886.
r.«22 HOBART JOSEPH QUIGLEY— Second son of Rue Stanton and Augusta Willaume Quiglcv. was born August 29, 1888.
5623 CLARANCE EUGENE RICHARD QUIGLEY— Third son of Rue Stanton and Augusta Willaume Quigley, was born April 11, 1890.
5tt24 HELEN MARY QUIGLEY— Eldest daughter of Rue Stanton and Augusta Willaume Quigley, was born Au- 13, 1901.
.'.4
FIFTH GENERATION
5625 MARY FRANCIS QUIGLEY— Second daughter of Rue Stanton and Augusta Willaume Quigley, was born May gust 2, 1903.
5641 RICHARD ALLAN SCOTT— Eldest son of Iscah Delphine Quigley and Thomas Scott, was bom January 12, 1906.
5651 LA VERNE RUE JOHNSTON— Eldest son of Cad- die Vale Quigley and Harry E. Johnston, was born June 27, 1893.
5652 JANETTE D. JOHNSTON— Eldest daughter of Caddie Vale Sargent and Harry E. Johnston, was born July 13, 1895.
6721 MARC BOWEN FERGUSON— Eldest son of Lil- ian M. Bowen and Frank Ferguson, was bom April 17, 1908.
6722 ALICE MAY FERGUSON— Eldest daughter of Lil- ian M. Bowen and Frank Ferguson, was born May 23, 1909.
blXTH tjENER.\TION.
I2I1I CLELL BAKER EVAXS-Eldest son of Luella Baker and William F. Evans, was born at Upland. Ind., August 3, 1896.
12131 VIOLETTA MAY EARL— Only child of Vergie Baker and Herman Earl, was born April 30, 1909; died May 7, 1909, at Marion, Ind.
12141 RUTH BAKER— Eldest daughter of Chester Allen Albertus and Ann Gottschall Baker, was born at Marion, Ind., October 23, 1902.
12142 RAY ALBERTUS BAKER— Eldest son of Ches- ter .Mien Albertus and Ann Gottschall Baker, was born Au- gust 15, 1909, at Marion, Ind.
22211 RUTH VIOLA McCON AH Y— Eldest daughter of Harry D. and Grace Brey McConahy, was born at Valpa- raiso, Ind., April 22, 1902.
22212 HELEN MARGUERETTE McCONAHY— Second daughter of Harry D. and Grace Brey McConahy, was born at Valparaiso, Ind., January 26, 1905.
22311 RUSSELL ARTHUR NIXON— Eldest son of Mabel Burrie McConahy and Clinton A. Nixon, was born at Valparaiso, December 9, 1903.
22312 JAMES WILLARD NIXON— Second son of Mabel Burrie McConahy and Clinton A. Nixon, was born at Val- paraiso, November 10, 1906.
:i2lM MARY E. WALTERS— Eldest daughter of Lina J. and Claude D. Walters, was born in Marion, O.. January IS. 1892.
:{24il AUDREY BRUCE— Eldest son of Bertie May Mumford and Orian Bruce, was born March 6. 1893.
:{24l2 WAYNE BRUCE— Second son of Bertie May Mumford and Orian Bruce, was born April 21, 1894.
:{24l3 HENRY BRUCE— Third son of Bertie May Mum- ford and Orian Bruce, was born December 16, 1896; died March ( ?), 1899.
56
SIXTH GENERATION
32431 CHARLES FAUSNAUGH— Eldest son of Grace Joy Mumford and Auda Wilson Fausnaugh, was born May 2, 1899.
32432 HENRY FAUSNAUGH— Second son of Grace Joy Mumford and Auda Wilson Fausnaugh, was bom September 30, 1904.
35341 JOHN FRITZ FRANZ, JR.— Eldest son of John Fritz and George Wilson Franz, was born April 28, 1909.
FAMILY STATISTICS. Brought Down to October, 1909.
Eber Baker lived 84 years and 6 months; Lydia Smith Baker, 64 years. Their children attained the following ages:
Yr. Mo.
1 George W. Baker 78 0
2 Charles Baker 91 10
3 Elizabeth B. Priest Zl 3
4 Lincoln Baker 73 10
5 Mehitable C. Sargent 81 S
6 Lydia Bowen 30 10
Average longevity 65 6
The distinction of the being the oldest member of the family belongs to Charles Baker, who was 91 years and 10 months. The oldest member now living is (36) Eber B. Priest, 76 years and 9 months. The yougest member is (2731) Bruce Wilson HackstaflF, of the fifth generation, born October 2, 1909.
There were 37 descendants in the third generation, of whom the folowing twelve are still living:
Yr. Mo.
36 Eber B. Priest 76 9
14 Louisa Jane Johnstone IZ 5
23 Lydia Amanda Copeland 71 11
15 Eber S. Baker 70 11
24 Mary Anna Allen 69 8
42 Mary Harrison Day 69 0
03 Thomas Corwin Bowcn 69 0
R6 Viola Annette Quigley 64 9
26 Charles Eber Baker 64 7
58
FAMILY STATISTICS
67 Marcellus Bowen 63 6
27 Elwood Thomas Baker 56 3
68 Albertus C. Bowen 62 5
Average age 67 7
Twenty-five of the third generation are deceased, as fol- lows :
Yr. Mo.
11 Oscar E. Baker 67 6
12 Allen D. Baker 78 3
13 Lydia Ann Clark 32 4
l6 Princess Amanda Smith 57 6
21 Alonzo Walter Baker 49 9
22 Lucetta McConahy 69 10
25 Sarah Elizabeth Baker 5 6
31 Laura Priest Patten 24 1
32 James Louden Priest 51 0
33 Eber E. Priest 1 3
34 Lydia B. Priest 1 8
35 Lydia Reynolds Sefifner 12 10
37 Alvin S. Priest 7 0
38 Izora M. Sefifner 31 4
4l Sarah Elizabeth Baker 2 9
51 Lydia Jane Sargent 5 0
52 Francis Marion Sargent 44 5
53 Jerome Wilson Sargent 1 6
54 Charles Carroll Sargent 0 9
55 James B. Sargent 70 5
61 Mary Ellen Harper 31 4
62 John Marshall Bowen 4 7
64 Piatt Spencer Bowen 2 7
eS Lauren Dewey Bowen 34 9
66 Infant son, twin 0 1
There were 96 descendants in the fourth generation, 62 of whom are living, viz. :
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FAMILY STATISTICS
Vr. Mo.
113 Louisa Augusta Grosskopf... 46 8
121 Oscar Albertus Baker 59 8
125 Florence Alberta Brunner... 41 9
l;i3 Princess Clark Long 47 8
141 Genevra Johnstone Bishop... 51 11
142 Orlando W. Johnstone 50 1
143 Homer C. Johnstone 41 5
151 Herman E. Baker 43 11
152 Bertha Bee Baker 32 8
Itil Burton D. Smith 39 8
2l4 Jennie Myrtle Webster 50 1
21r> Jessie Amanda Clark 47 10
21tJ Tacey Viella Clark 44 11
2l7 Miriam Mendenhall Gleason. 42 2
2i.'l Charles Alonzo McConahy.. 61 7
2^3 James Arthur McConahy.... 57 9
224 Mary McConahy Caldwell.... 55 1
225 Elmer Burr McConahy 51 7
227 Carey Baker McConahy 46 6
228 Walter Grimes McConahy... 44 2
229 Laura McConahy Nichols 42 1
2:i3 Elijah Percy Copeland 47 0
2:i4 Eloise Amanda Copeland.... 42 10
2.s6 Charles Baker Copeland.... 32 11
241 Charles Howard Allen 48 7
242 Herbert Edgar Allen 46 4
243 Robert Gilman Allen 42 3
244 Tracy Richardson Allen 36 4
261 Martha Sue Baker 37 10
262 Charles Baker 35 0
263 Howard Baker 22 7
271 El wood Wilson Baker 28 4
272 Charles Graham Baker 26 3
27.3 Tacey Baker Hackstaff 22 2
274 Donald Mitchell Baker 20 4
275 Leslie Stuart Baker 13 10
60
FAMILY STATISTICS
324 Harriet Priest Mumford 52 5
327 Judson K. Priest 42 7
"328 Eber Bunker Priest 39 2
329 Alonzo Albertus Priest 37 4
353 Cora Reynolds Franz 56 7
354 Ida Reynolds Pierson 55 5
355 Gerard Bunker Reynolds.... 53 7
362 Emma L. Priest 24 1
381 May Seffner Cleghorn 49 2
42l Lauren Leeds Bruch 50 2
4l'2 Herbert Baker Day 40 2
522 Cortez Ellsworth Sargent 47 10
551 Ina Sargent Russell 41 2
552 Basil Earl Sargent 39 7
553 William R. Sargent 2,7 4
554 Ralph Fisher Sargent 34 10
555 Cora Sargent Cheney 32 5
556 Hazel Sargent Case 29 2
557 James F. Sargent 25 2
564 Iscah Quigley Scott 29 8
565 Caddie Quigley Johnston 37 10
566 Nettie Quigley Stose 35 6
6l2 Corwin Dewey Harper 47 1
63l Ada Lorn Bowen 36 9
672 Lilian Bowen Ferguson 32 1
682 Roy Hill Bowen 31 8
A list of the deceased descendants of the fourth genera- tion— 34 :
Yr. Mo.
Ill George P. Baker 18 10
\\'2 Jennie L. Baker 20 10
122 Louisa Baker 7 11
123 Ella P. Baker 6 7
124 William H. Baker 1 7
131 Elden Clark 0 1
132 Louisa H. Clark 16 0
61
FAMILY STATISTICS
162
211 212 213 2-12 2-26 231 232 235 32i 322 323 325 326
35l
352
36l
382
383
384
521
561.
562
563
611
671
681
Clement E. Smith 5
Mary Alice Baker 4
Charles Herbert Baker 2
Florence Baker McGavren... 18
Albert Dillwin McConahy... 37
Harry Lester McConahy... 1
Mary Catherine Copeland... 8
Irene Howard Copeland.... 5
Anna Lucetta Copeland 5
Laura E. Scribner 58
Mary Izora Priest (
James Louden Priest (
William Alvin Priest 2
Frank Bruce Priest (
Thomas Reynolds 1
Harry Reynolds 10
Leona Imogene Priest 2
Lenna Margaret Seflfner 9
Girard R. Seffner 0
Ida Amanda SefFner 29
Earl Durando Sargent 0
Zella Josephine Quigley 1
Rue Stanton Quigley 43
Infant son 0
Infant son 0
Marc Pierpont Bowen 1
Sidney A. C. Bowen 26
6 0 4 4
7 5 1 10 5 0
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1
11
0
10
1 11
5 2 5 1 1 6 1
In the fifth generation there were 105 descendants, the fol- lowing ninety-four of whom are living:
1131 Oscar William Grosskopf
1132 Homer Louis Grosskopf..
1133 Ernest Charles Grosskopf
1134 Dorothea Grosskopf
1212 Mabel Baker Jackson
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FAMILY STATISTICS
1213 Vergie Baker Earl 31 7
1214 Chester Allen Albertus Baker 29 0 1251 Gfenevra Marguerite Brunner 16 5
1331 Nellie Baker Long 21 0
1332 Clarence Clark Long 14 2
1333 William Kew Long 9 5
1422 Genevra Johnston 19 11
l43l Dorothy Johnston 9 10
1511 Ruth Elizabeth Baker 10 7
1512 Howard Ebcr Baker 5 9
2141 Walter Barton Webster.... 17 7
2142 Lucia Webster 15 11
2143 Marshall Webster 14 8
2144 Margaret Webster 11 5
2153 Ronald Baker Clark 16 11
2154 Virginia Clark 14 0
2155 Louise Clark 7 6
21fil Ethel Clark 23 6
2162 Marcia Clark 18 2
2163 Laurence Baker Clark 14 5
2164 Robert Sydney Clark 9 9
2171 Charlotte Gleason 14 1
2211 Florence D. McConahy 34 2
2212 Caulson D. McConahy 32 1
2213 Carolyn Eulalie McConahy. 26 6
2214 Grace D. McConahy 24 4
2221 Harry D. McConahy 30 11
2231 Mabel Burrie McConahy... 29 9
2241 Albert Lee Foster 38 5
2251 Burree McConahy 18 1
2271 Ruth McConahy 21 1
2291 Walter Lester Nichols 18 0
2292 Helen Nichols 15 8
2293 Majora Nichols 12 2
2.332 Alice Copeland 17 6
2.333 Grace Copeland 15 1
2334 Margaret Eloise Copeland.. 5 0
63
FAMILY STATISTICS
2411 Sadamae Allen 25 5
2412 Percy M. Allen 21 5
2413 Howard Allen 8 5
2414 Loren Allen 3 7
2421 Paul Francis Allen 13 10
2431 Robert Gilman Allen, Jr... 16 2
2432 Edgar Cunningham Allen.. 7 7
2441 Frederick James Allen 7 3
2442 Gilman Baker Allen 3 5
2621 Charles Jillson Baker 3 5
2731 Bruce Wilson Hackstaflf... 0 1
32ll Harry O. Scribner 41 11
3213 Una J. Scribner 37 1
3214 Jennie May Slager 34 11
3241 Bertie May Crise 33 5
3242 Charles Leslie Mumford.... 28 10
3243 Grace Joy Mumford 27 5
3244 Janthe Mumford Kerr 19 6
3245 Floyd Wayne Mumford 18 0
3281 Genevieve Winifred Priest. 10 2
3282 Dorothy May Priest 7 8
3532 Katherine Franz Owen 35 2
3533 Gerard Reynolds Franz 32 9
3534 John Fritz Franz 27 7
3541 Nellie Pierson Bowers 36 1
3542 Thomas G. Pierson 33 11
3.'>5l Marie Reynolds Warfield.. 22 11
3552 Thomas Moon Reynolds 18 2
3553 William McKinlcy Reynolds 11 8
3842 Harry Carson Branch 20 4
3843 Lotta May Branch 18 2
42l 1 Cleo Grace Bruch 26 10
4-12 Homer Day Bruch 24 6
4i;13 Thomas Corwin Bruch 14 11
5221 John Chase Sargent 19 8
5541 Janus Richard Sargent 15 10
5542 Klmer Eugene Sargent 12 1
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FAMILY STATISTICS
5543 Harold Russell Sargent 10 1
5544 Mary Margaret Sargent... 6 6
5551 Robert Earl Cheney 13 7
5552 Glen Edwin Cheney 11 3
5571 Francis Harold Sargent 39 7
5621 Jerome Benjamin Quigley.. 22 10
5622 Hobart Joseph Quigley 21 2
5623 Clarence Eugene R. Quigley 19 6
5624 Helen Mary Quigley 18 5
5625 Mary Francis Quigley 6 2
5641 Richard Allen Scott 3 9
5651 Laverne Rue Johnson 16 11
5652 Janette D. Johnson 14 3
6721 Marc Bowen Ferguson 1 6
6722 Alice May Ferguson 0 5
Those of the fifth generation who are deceased are :
Yr. Mo..
1211 Luella Baker Evans 24 2
l42l Marguerite Harris Johnston 12 7
1513 Delbert Walter Baker 0 4
2151 Helen Clark 0 1 1
2152 Charles Russell Clark 0 9
2331 Infant son 0 1
.32l2 Frank P. Scribner 8 6
3246 Susan Hayzel Munford 0 9
3247 Infant 0 1
3531 Infant son 0 1
3841 Lenna M. Branch 0 1
In the sixth generation, fifteen have been born, all living but two :
1211 1 Clem Baker Evans 13 2
12141 Ruth Baker 7 0
12142 Ray Albertus Baker 0 2
22211 Ruth Viola McConahy.... 7 6
22212 Helen M. McConahy 4 9
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FAMILY STATISTICS
2231 1 Russell Arthur Nixon 5 10
2-'3l2 James Willard Nixon 2 11
321.U Mary E. Walters 17 9
32411 Audrey Bruce 16 7
32412 Wayne Bruce 15 6
32431 Charles Fausnaugh 10 5
32432 Henry Fausnaugh 5 1
35341 John Fritz Franz, Jr 0 6
The deacesed members of the sixth generation :
32413 Henry Bruce 2 3
12131 Violetta May Earl 0 1
None of those who married descendants of the second generation is living. Their ages were :
Yr. Mo.
1 Louisa Davis Baker 78 1
2 Mary Anderson Baker 29 7
2 Tacey Anderson Baker 73 0
3 Alvin C. Priest 80 0
4 Hannah Geller 86 7
5 Rieltard Sargent 59 3
6 Ocias Bozi'en 66 2
Average age 67 6
There were 31 who married into the family in the third generation, 14 of whom are living, viz. :
11 Augusta IVilson Baker 79 0
l3 William A. Clark 78 11
15 Mary Trimble Baker (?)
23 Elijah Copeland 76 7
24 Elislia Gil man Allen 74 11
26 Susan Stevenson Baker 59 8
36 Jennie Seribner Priest 57 11
38 Fred P. Seffner (?)
42 David C. Bruch (?)
42 Thomas II. Day 7i) 8
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FAMILY STATISTICS
63 Sarah Williams Bawcn 60 10
65 Ida Fisher Bowen (?)
67 Flora Stevens Bozuen 60 2
68 Zeru Arbucklc Bozv^n 63 3
The 17 who married descendants of the third generation
and are not Hving are :
11 Jane Pozvell Baker 31 8
12 Alida Van Osten Baker 30 0
12 Lucinda Fozvler Baker 67 2
12 Elsie Dockey Baker 69 1
l4 John C. Johnston 77 0
16 O. C. Smith 74 0
21 Charlotte Peters Baker 65 3
22 Grimes McConahy 69 9
27 Sallie Wilson Baker 46 9
' 31 Orren Patten 55 5
32 Abigail Brozvn Priest (?)
32 Margaret Young 36 5
35 Gerard Reynolds (?)
52 Pernina Soufhzvick Sargent.. 33 10
55 Margaret Blackburn Sargent. 57 6
56 Joseph R. Quigley 47 10
01 John L. Harper (?)
Of the 181 living blood descendants, only 18 bear the family name, four of whom are unmarried girls. These are all from two branches each of George W. and Charles Baker's families, as follows :
Yr. Mo.
121 Oscar Albertus Baker 59 8
*1214 Chester Allen Albertus Baker 29 0
12141 Ruth Baker 7 0
15 Eber S. Baker 70 11
151 Herman E. Baker 43 11
*152 Bertha Bee Baker 32 8
1511 Ruth Elizabeth Baker 10 7
67
FAMILY STATISTICS
1512 Howard Eber Baker 5 9
26 Charles Eber Baker 64 7
*26l Martha Sue Baker Z7 10
262 Charles Baker 35 0
2621 Charles Jillson Baker 3 5
263 Howard Baker 22 7
27 Ehvood Thomas Baker 56 3
271 Ehvood Wilson Baker 28 4
*272 Charles Graham Baker 26 3
*274 Donald Mitchell Baker 20 4
275 Leslie Stuart Baker 13 10
♦Unmarried.
Only two members have the distinction of celebrating their golden wedding, viz. ; George \V. Baker, who lived in wed- lock 56 years and 10 months, and Lydia Amanda Copeland (23) and Elijah Copeland, who have lived together 53 years. It is also interesting to note that they were married by George W. Baker (1).
Only one member married three times (12), and the fol- lowing were married the second time, viz. : Nos. 2, 32, 35, 42, 222, 224, 24l, 3241 and 3533.
The family name has been a favorite as a middle name, as shown by the following :
227 Carey Baker McConahy, 236 Charles Baker Copeland, 422 Herbert Baker Day, 1331 Xellie Baker Long, 2153 Ronald Baker Clark. 21«3 Laurence Baker Clark, 2»42 Gilman Baker Allen, 12111 Clem Baker Evans.
The only twins in the family were born to Lydia Bowen, Nos. o5 and «6.
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FAMILY STATISTICS
The following are widows or widowers :
13 William A. Clark,
14 Louisa Jane Johnston, 27 Elwood Thomas Baker, 5(3 Viola Annette Quigley,
21" Miriam Baker Gleason, 3241 Bertie Mumford Crise.
The following is a list of the unmarried members over the age of twenty-one :
152 Bertha Bee Baker 32 8
l6l Burton D. Smith 39 8
234 Eloise Amanda Copeland 42 10
236 Charles Baker Copeland 32 11
26l Martha Sue Baker 37 10
272 Charles Graham Baker 26 5
322 Mary Izora Priest 59 3
326 Frank Bruce Priest 44 9
327 Judson K. Priest 42 7
362 Emma L. Priest 24 1
63l Ada Lorn Bowmen 36 9
1331 Nellie Baker Long 21 0
2161 Ethel Clark 23 6
2214 Grace D. McConahy 24 4
2241 Albert Lee Foster 38 5
227l Ruth McConahy 21 1
2411 Sadamae Allen 25 5
2412 Percy M. Allen 21 5
32ll Harry O. Scribner 41 11
3213 Lina J. Scribner 37 1
3542 Thomas G. Pierson 33 11
4211 Cleo Grace Bruch 26 10
4212 Homer Day Bruch 24 4
5621 Jerome Benjamin Quigley.... 22 10
5622 Hobart Joseph Quigley 21 2
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FAMILY STATISTICS
Odd birthdays :
January 1st, Nos. 53, 125 and 2152. Christmas, 26l and 4iill.
February 29, 24. (Ahhough No. 24 is in her 70th year, she has had only 17 birthdays).
Professions and occupations :
Accountant 26, 27. eg, 272.
Artist 26l.
Automobile 286.
Banker 2;?, 24, :5i, 233, 24l.
Base Ball 243.
Chemist 26, 263.
Commission 262.
Farmer 4, 15, 121, 233.
Judge 21.
Lawyer c, l4, (!3.
Lumber 26. 242, 243.
Manager l43, 244, 211.
Manufacturer 21.
Mayor l4.
Mechanical Engineer 273.
Merchant 2. 12, 1;;. lu, 22, 38, 2l4,
2lG, 2^1, 328, 353,354.
Metallurgist 26, 263.
Minister of the Gospel 1, 11, 67.
Missionary 07.
Physician l41, 2l3.
Publisher 2^3.
Purchasing Agent 27.
Railroad 27, 42, l42, 225, 220, 271,
562, 611.
Singer l4l, 21.'-..
.Soldier in Civil War 12. l4. 15. 21. 26. 3.'",, .•{6,
217.
Superintendent of Schools 224.
Telephone 27.
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INDEX
Key Member Lived
Yr. Mo.
228 ADAMS, Lida
223 Albcry, Destie
241 Allen, Charles Howard
2432 Allen, Edgar Cunningham
24 Allen, Elislia Gihnan
2441 Allen, Frederick James
2442 Allen, Oilman Baker
242 Allen, Herbert Edgar
2413 Allen, Howard
2414 Allen, Loren
2421 Allen, Paul Francis
2412 Allen, Percy M
243 Allen, Robert Oilman
2431 Allen, Robert Oilman, Jr
24ll Allen, Sadamae
244 Allen, Tracy Richardson
42l Althouse, Clara G
2 Anderson, Mary 29 7
2 Anderson, Tacey Thomas 73 0
68 Arbuckle, Zeru Eliza
I43 Axtell, Harriet
12 BAKER, Allen D 78 3
21 Baker, Alonzo Walter 49 9
152 Baker, Bertha B
2 Baker, Charles 91 10
262 Baker, Charles
26 Baker, Charles Eber
272 Baker, Charles Oraham
212 Baker, Charles Herbert 2 4
2621 Baker, Charles Jillson
1214 Baker, Chester Allen Albertus
1513 Baker, Delbert Walter 0 4
274 Baker, Donald Mitchell
77
|
Age, Oct.,1909 Yr. Mo. |
|
|
■> |
|
|
54 |
5 |
|
48 |
7 |
|
7 |
7 |
|
74 |
11 |
|
7 |
3 |
|
3 |
5 |
|
46 |
4 |
|
8 |
3 |
|
3 |
7 |
|
13 |
10 |
|
21 |
5 |
|
42 |
3 |
|
16 |
2 |
|
25 |
5 |
|
36 |
4 |
|
45 |
4 |
|
63 |
3 |
|
? |
2,2 8
|
35 |
0 |
|
64 |
7 |
|
26 |
3 |
|
3 |
5 |
|
29 |
0 |
20
INliEX
Age,
Key Member Lived Oct., 1909
Yr. Mo. \ r. Mo.
0 Baker, Eber 84 6
15 Baker, Eber S 70 11
3 Baker, Elizabeth B 37 3
123 Baker, Ella P 6 7
27 Baker, Elwood Thomas 56 3
271 Baker, Elwood Wilson 28 4
125 Baker, Florence Alberta 41 9
213 Baker, Florence Winona 18 4
111 Baker, George P 18 10
1 Baker, George W 78 0
151 Baker, Herman E
263 Baker, Howard
1512 Baker, Howard Eber
112 Baker, Jennie L 20 10
2U Baker, Jennie Myrtle
2l5 Baker, Jessie Amanda
275 Baker, Leslie Stuart
4 Baker, Lincoln "3 10
122 Baker, Louisa A 7 11
1 13 Baker, Louisa Augusta
l4 Baker, Louisa Jane
22 Baker, Lucetta 69 10
1211 Baker. Luella 24 2
0 Baker, Lydia Smith 64 0
6 Baker, Lydia 30 10
23 Baker, Lydia Amanda "1 1 1
13 Baker. Lydia Ann il 4
1212 Baker, Mabel
26l Baker, Martha Sue
211 Baker, Mary Alice 4 0
24 Baker, Mary Anna
42 Baker, Mary Harrison
."> Baker, Mehitable Chase 81 5
21" Baker. Miriam Mendcnhall
121 Baker. Oscar Albertus
11 Baker. Oscar E 67 6
78
|
43 |
11 |
|
22 |
7 |
|
5 |
9 |
|
50 |
1 |
|
47 |
10 |
|
13 |
10 |
|
46 |
8 |
|
7Z |
5 |
|
35 |
0 |
|
2>7 |
10 |
|
69 |
8 |
|
69 |
0 |
|
42 |
2 |
|
59 |
8 |
|
Oct.,1 Yr. |
e, 909 Mo. |
|
0 |
2 |
|
7 |
0 |
|
10 |
7 |
|
22 |
2 |
|
44 |
11 |
|
31 |
7 |
|
39 |
0 |
|
46 |
4 |
|
? |
|
|
40 |
8 |
|
36 |
9 |
|
62 |
5 |
INDEX
Key Member Lived
Yr. Mo.
l6 Baker, Princess Amanda 57 6
12142 Baker, Ray Albertus
12141 Baker, Ruth
I51l Baker, Ruth Elizabeth
4l Baker, Sarah Elizabeth 2 9
25 Baker, Sarah Elizabeth 5 6
273 Baker, Tacey Margaret
216 Baker, Tacey Viella
1213 Baker, Vergie
124 Baker, William H 1 7
32ll Behner, Ella B
225 Bennett, Clara A
141 Bishop, Dr. Rufus Winiicld
55 Blackburn, Margaret 57 6
243 Blizzard, Estelle
63l Bowen, Ada Lorn
68 Bowen, Albertus C
66 Bowen, Infant 0 1
62 Bowen, John Marshall 4 7
65 Bowen, Lauren Dewey 34 9
672 Bowen, Lilian M 32 1
67 Bowen, Marcellus 63 6
671 Bowen, Marc Pierpont 1 6
61 Bowen, Mary Ellen 31 4
6 Bowen, Ocias 66 2
64 Bowen, Piatt Spencer 2 7
682 Bowen, Roy Hill 31 8
681 Bowen, Sidney A. C 26 1
63 Bowen, Thomas Corwin 69 0
3541 Bozi'ers, Harry ?
3842 Branch, Harry Carson 20 4
384 Branch, Henry Lee ?
3841 Branch, Lenna M 0 1
3843 Branch, Lotta May 18 2
2221 Brey, Grace Louise ?
32 Brown, Abigail ?
79
|
Age, Oct., 1909 Vr. Mo. |
|
|
16 |
7 |
|
15 |
6 |
|
26 |
10 |
|
? |
|
|
24 |
6 |
|
50 |
2 |
|
14 |
11 |
|
16 |
5 |
|
48 |
0 |
|
• |
|
|
? |
|
|
26 |
7 |
|
35 |
9 |
|
11 |
3 |
|
13 |
7 |
INDEX
Key Member Lived
Yr. Mo.
32411- -Bruce, Audrey
32413 Bruce, Henry 2 3
3241 Bruce, Orian ?
32412 Bruce, Wayne
4:.'ll Bruch, Cleo Grace
4-2 Bruch, David C
4212 Bruch, Homer Day
4:.'l Bruch, Lauren Leeds
4i:13 Bruch, Thomas Corwin
1251 Brunner, Genevra Marguerite
125 Brunner, Jay Bee
2i.'4 CALDWELL, IV. H
3533 Carroll, Anna Elizabeth
556 Case, Jacob Fern
555 Cheney, Albert
5552 Cheney, Glen Edwin
5551 Cheney. Robert Earl
2152 Clark, Charles Russell 0 9
215 Clark, Charles W 44 0
l3l Clark, Elden 0 1
2l(n Clark, Ethel 23 6
2151 Clark, Helen 0 1
210 Clark, John O
2h;3 Clark, Laurence Baker
l3i.' Clark, Louisa H 16 0
2l55 Clark, Louise
21t>ii Clark, Marcia
l33 Clark, Princess L
21«4 Clark, Robert Sidney
21.53 Clark. Ronald Baker
2154 Clark, Virginia
13 Clark, William A
381 ClcRhorn, Arthur R
2.332 Copeland, Alice
235 Copeland, Anna Lucetta 5 5
236 Copeland, Charles Baker Z2 11
80
|
45 |
7 |
|
14 |
5 |
|
7 |
6 |
|
18 |
2 |
|
47 |
8 |
|
9 |
9 |
|
16 |
11 |
|
14 |
0 |
|
78 |
11 |
|
? |
|
|
17 |
6 |
|
43 |
4 |
|
40 |
2 |
|
70 |
8 |
|
? |
|
|
21 |
8 |
|
33 |
8 |
INDEX
Age, Key Member Lived Oct., 1909
Age,
23 Copeland, Elijah 76 7
233 Copeland, Elijah Percy 47 0
234 Copeland, Eloise Amanda 42 10
2334 Copeland, Grace 15 1
2331 Copeland, Infant 0 1
2oi2 Copeland, Irene Howard 5 10
2334 Copeland, Margaret Eloise 5 0
231 Copeland, Mary Catherine 8 1
3241 Crise, Charles ?
22l DAVENPORT, Mary 55 1
1 Davis, Louisa, D 78 1
355 Davis, Lybirda E
422 Day, Herbert Baker
42 Day, Thomas E
6l2 Delano, Nora Maude
263 Dellinger, Mary Elizabeth
244 DelVolfe, Fanny
12 Dockcy, Elsie A ?
1213 EARL, Hcrmon
12131 Earl, Violetta May 0 1
12111 Evans, Clell Baker
121 1 Evans, William F
681 FAIRFIELD, Mamie
22l3 Faulkner, Aden Orson
3243 Fausnaugh Auda Wilson
32431 Fausnaugh, Charles
32432 Fausnaugh, Henry
6722 Ferguson, Alice May
672 Ferguson, Frank
6721 Ferguson, Marc Bowen
65 Fisher, Ida Rose
554 Fortney, Naomi B
2241 Foster, Albert Lee
224 Foster, Thomas ?
l42 Fowler, Emma Lou
12 Fowler, Lucinda 67 2
81
|
13 |
2 |
|
? |
|
|
? |
|
|
? |
|
|
? |
|
|
10 |
5 |
|
5 |
1 |
|
0 |
5 |
|
34 |
8 |
|
1 |
6 |
|
? |
|
|
33 |
4 |
|
38 |
5 |
|
Age. Oct. ,1909 Yr. Mo. |
|
|
40 |
11 |
|
32 |
9 |
|
? |
|
|
27 |
7 |
|
0 |
6 |
|
35 |
2 |
INDW
Key Member Lived
Yr. Mo.
242 Francis, Elizabeth Estcllc
3533 Franz, Gerard Reynolds
3531 Franz, Infant 0 1
353 Franz, John
3534 Franz, John Fritz
35341 Franz, John Fritz. Jr
35:?2 Franz. Katherine M
4 GELLER, Hannah 86 7
2lTl Gleason, Charlotte 14 1
217 Gleason, Willard 35 7
1214 Gottschatl, Anna
1 1,{4 Grosskopf, Dorothea
11 .'{3 Grosskopf, Ernest Charles
1132 Grosskopf, Homer Louis
Il3l Grosskopf, Oscar William
Il3 Grosskopf, William B
241 HAAS, Lily K
2731 Hackstaflf. Bruce Wilson
273 Hackstaff, Frederick IVilliam
6l2 Harper, Corwin Dewey
61 1 Harper, Infant 0 1
61 Harper, John L ?
22ll Horn, Dr. Brose S
552 Hoover, Etta
1212 JACKSON, Andrczv
262 Jillson, Nellie Caroline
l43 Johnstone, Homer Clifton
5052 Johnston, Janette D
50,-1 Johnston, Laverne Rue
l43l Johnstone, Dorothy Axtell
1422 Johnstone, Genevra
141 Johnstone, Genevra Ennis
505 Johnston, Harry R
l4 Johnstone, John C 77 0
l42l Johnstone, Marjjucrite Harris 12 7
142 Johnstone, Orlando Wirt 50 1
82
|
? |
|
|
12 |
1 |
|
13 |
11 |
|
17 |
3 |
|
20 |
5 |
|
? |
|
|
46 |
7 |
|
0 |
1 |
|
27 |
0 |
|
47 |
1 |
|
? |
|
|
36 |
7 |
|
p |
|
|
28 |
a |
|
41 |
5 |
|
14 |
3 |
|
16 |
4 |
|
9 |
1(1 |
|
19 |
11 |
|
51 |
11 |
|
50 |
1 |
INDEX
Key Member Lived
Vr. Mo.
3244 KERR, Laurence B
522 Kishler, Mary Belle
222 Krehs, Alberta
222 LAWSON, Maggie
1332 Long, Clarence Clark
l33 Long, Edivard Clarence
l33l Long, Nellie Baker
1333 Long, William Kew
682 Lucas, Rosa A
222 McCONAHY, Albert Dillwin 37 7
2251 McConahy, Burree
227 McConahy, Carey Baker
2213 McConahy, Caroline Eulalie
2212 McConahy, Caulson D
221 McConahy, Charles Alonzo
225 McConahy, Elmer Burr
22ll McConahy, Florence D
2214 McConahy, Grace D
22 McConahy, Grimes 69 9
2221 McConahy, Harry D
226 McConahy, Harry Lester 1 5
222I2 McConahy, Helen Marguerette
223 McConahy, James Arthur
229 McConahy, Laura Bell
2231 McConahy, Mabel Burrie
224 McConahy, Mary Edna
227l McConahy, Ruth
22211 McConahy, Ruth Viola
228 McConahy, Walter Grimes
329 McCourt, Ella
3533 McCoy, Jessie M
2I3 McGavren, George W
422 McNeal, Laura
557 Matthcwson, Clara Belle
3241 Mumford, Bertie May
3242 Mumford, Charles Leslie
«3 ...li^
Oct., 1909
Yr. Mo.
Age,
? ?
54 11 ?
14 2
21 0 9 5
?
18 46 26 32 61 51 34 24
1 6 6 1
7 7 2 4
30 11
|
4 |
9 |
|
57 |
9 |
|
42 |
1 |
|
29 |
9 |
|
55 |
1 |
|
21 |
1 |
|
7 |
6 |
|
44 |
2 |
|
? |
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? |
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? |
|
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? |
|
|
22 |
0 |
|
33 |
5 |
28 10
INDEX
Key Member Lived
Yr. Mo.
3245 Mumford, Floyd Wayne
3243 Mumford, Grace Joy
324 Mumford, Henry
3244 Mumford, Janthe Delilah
324G Mumford, Susan Hayzel 0 9
2212 N HIV LAND, Dclphia
2292 Nichols, Helen
2293 Nichols, Marjorie
2291 Nichols, Walter Lester
229 Nichols,. Walter N
223l Nixon, Clinton A
223l2 Nixon, James Willard
223ll Nixon, Russell Arthur
3532 OWEN, William Harry
31 PATTEN, Orren 55 5
21 Peters, Cltarlotte 65 3
328 Pierce, Mina Edith
354 Pierson, Frank W
3541 Pierson, Nellie Izora
3542 Pierson, Thomas G
11 Powell, Jane E 31 8
329 Priest, Alonzo Albcrtus 37
3 Priest, Alvin C 80 0
37 Priest, Alvin S 7 0
3282 Priest, Dorothy May
36 Priest, Eber B
328 Priest, Eber Bunker
33 Priest, Eber E 1 3
362 Priest, Emma Louise 24 1
326 Priest, Frank Bruce ?
328l Priest, Genevieve Winifred 10 2
.•i24 Priest, Harriet E 52 5
3247 Priest, Infant 0 1
38 Priest, Izora M 31 4
32 Priest, James Louden 51 U
323 Priest, James Louden ?
84
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Age, Oct., 1909 Vr. Mo. |
|
|
18 |
0 |
|
27 |
5 |
|
? |
|
|
19 |
6 |
|
? |
|
|
15 |
8 |
|
12 |
2 |
|
18 |
0 |
|
47 |
9 |
|
? |
|
|
2 |
11 |
|
5 |
10 |
|
? |
|
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|
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? |
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36 |
1 |
|
33 |
11 |
|
7 |
8 |
|
76 |
9 |
|
39 |
2 |
INDEX
Key Member Lived Oct.fl^909
Yr. Mo. Yr. Mo.
327 Priest, Judson K 42 7
321 Priest, Laura E 58 0
31 Priest, Laura T 24 1
36l Priest, Leona Imogene 2 0
34 Priest, Lydia B 1 8
35 Priest, Lydia P 72 10
322 Priest, Mary Izora ?
325 Priest, William Alvin 2 7
565 QUIGLEY, Caddie Vale
5623 Quigley, Clarence Eugene Richard.
5624 Quigley, Helen Mary
5622 Quigley, Hobart Joseph
563 Quigley, Infant 0 1
564 Quigley, Iscah Delphine
5621 Quigley, Jerome Benjamin
56 Quigley, Joseph R 47 10
5625 Quigley, Mary Frances
566 Quigley, Nettie M
502 Quigley, Rue Stanton 43 5
501 Quigley, Zella Josephine 1 2
121 RBITENOUR, Emma
353 Reynolds, Cora
35 Reynolds, Gerard ?
355 Reynolds, Gerard Bunker 53
352 Reynolds, Harry 10 11
354 Reynolds, Ida
3551 Reynolds, Marie Pauline
35l Reynolds, Thomas 1 1
3552 Reynolds, Thomas Moon
3553 Reynolds, William McKinley
551 Russell, Hczekiah
552 SARGENT, Basil Earl
54 Sargent, Charles Carroll 0 9
555 Sargent, Cora May
522 Sargent, Cortez Ellsworth
521 Sargent, Earl Durando 0 5
85
|
2,7 |
10 |
|
19 |
6 |
|
18 |
5 |
|
21 |
2 |
|
29 |
8 |
|
22 |
10 |
|
6 |
2 |
|
35 |
6 |
|
56 |
2 |
|
56 |
7 |
|
55 |
5 |
|
22 |
11 |
|
18 |
2 |
|
11 |
8 |
|
41 |
7 |
|
39 |
7 |
|
Z2 |
5 |
|
47 |
10 |
|
Ag Oct.,1 Yr. |
1909 Mo. |
|
12 |
1 |
|
1 |
9 |
|
10 |
1 |
|
29 |
2 |
|
41 |
2 |
|
25 |
2 |
|
15 |
10 |
INDEX
Key Member Lived
Yr. Mo.
5542 Sargent, Elmer Eugene
52 Sargent, Frances Marion 44 5
5571 Sargent, Francis Harold
5543 Sargent, Harold Russell
550 Sargent, Hazel Dot
551 Sargent, Ina Pearl
55 Sargent, James B 70 5
557 Sargent. James F
5541 Sargent, James Richard
53 Sargent, Jerome Wilson 1 6
5221 Sargent, John Chase 19 8
51 Sargent, Lydia Jane 5 0
5544 Sargent, Mary Margaret
554 Sargent, Ralph Fisher
S Sargent, Richard 59 3
56 Sargent, Viola Annette
553 Sargent, William R
32l Scribner, Francis M 34 3
3212 Scribner, Frank P H 6
32ll Scribner, Harry O
36 Scribner, Jennie
32l4 Scribner, Jennie May
3213 Scribner, Lena J
5G4l Scott, Richard Allen
5C4 Scott, Thomas Henry
383 Seffner. Girard R 0 1
35-38 Seffner, I' red P
384 Seffner, Ida Amanda 29 11
382 Seffner, Lcnna Margaret 19 10
381 Seffner, May Jay
l)il Smith, Burton D
1«2 Smith. Clement E 5 6
271 Smith. Delia Crosby
2.i3 Smith, Lula Alice
1(J Smith, O. C 74 U
151 Soudermilk. Emma 40
86
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6 |
6 |
|
34 |
1(1 |
|
64 |
9 |
|
Z7 |
4 |
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41 |
11 |
|
57 |
11 |
|
34 |
11 |
|
37 |
\ |
|
3 |
9 |
|
40 |
7 |
|
49 |
2 |
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39 |
8 |
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25 |
0 |
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42 |
10 |
INDEX
Key Member tivcd
Yr. Mo.
52 Southzvick, Pernhia C 33 10
227 Spangler, Ella
32l4 Staiger, Edward G
67 Stevens, flora Picrpont
26 Stevenson, Susan Howard
566 Stose, Charles Willard
3242 Super, Adeline
15 TRIMBLE, Mary E
241 VANDERHOFF, Pearl
12 Van Ostcn, Alida 30 0
3213 WALTERS, Claude D
32131 Walters, Mary E
3o5l IVarfield, Wayne
2l4 Webster, Fletcher
2142 Webster, Lucia
2144 Webster. Margaret
2143 Webster, Marshall
2l4l Webster, Walter Barton
562 Willaume, Mary Augusta
63 Williams, Sarah P
11 Wilson, Augusta E
3534 Wilson, George Celeste
27 Wilson, Sallie 46 9
0 Wilson, Susan ?
32 YOUNG, Margaret 36 5
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60 |
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59 |
8 |
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38 |
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