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| 4451 | Illinois, Deaths and stillbirths index, 1916-1947 record for Martha Ellen Irving, b. 17 October 1867, Blount Township, Vermilion County, Illinois, died 30 october 1926 in Oackwood Township, Vermilion County, Illinois. Father John Bonnet. Mother: Mary Cline. This record gives her husband's name as John W. Irving. I can find no other record of John Irving. The Oakwood Cemetery records her as Martha Ellen Bonnett Wolfe. | Bonnett, Martha Ellen (I255)
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| 4452 | In 1789 he was awarded a Kentucky Land Grant for 500 acres in Nelson County along the Salt River. Virginia Grants, page 56. Gritton, John 500 acres, book 16, page 162, date survey 7-7-1789, Nelson County, Salt River watercourse. He later resided in Mercer County. | Gritton, John (I975)
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| 4453 | In 1910 George Cochran, widower, is a hired hand on the farm of Joseph and Margaret Lenord. His four children at in the household of his parents, also in Caldwell Township. | Cochran, George B. (I4221)
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| 4454 | In 1910 US census Annie's occupation is listed as seamstree. | James, Annie Lee (I2501)
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| 4455 | In almost all records Lee's surname is spelled as Dobbins. However, his two children's surnames are spelled as Dobbons. | Dobbins, Lee Harry (I1772)
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| 4456 | In an altercation at Danville, between David Clem and Miles Gritton, the former cut Gritton's throat from ear to ear with a bowie knife, causing immediate death. During the struggle Clem was stabbed in the bowels and will surely die. The Illinois State Journal, Springfield, Illinois. Wednesday, 25 September 1878, page 4. | Gritton, Milo B. (I427)
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| 4457 | In Catalogue of Students for the year 1869-70 attending Illinois Industrial University in Urbana, Champaign County, Illinois. Also listed in the school's publication in 1916 with this entry: * Yeazel, Abraham (ag 1869-70) d. March 3 1997 Homer Ill. | Yeazel, Abraham (I3731)
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| 4458 | In his book History of the Shumate family, Kentucky pioneers, author Robert S. Riley estimates John Shumates's birth year as 1793 in Fauquier County, Virginia before his parents, John and Sarah (Preston) Shumate moved to Kentucky. | Shumate, John (I3870)
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| 4459 | In History of the Shumate family, Kentucky pioneers, author Robert S. Riley estimates William Shumate's birth as about 1793 and the place as Fauquier County, Virginia since he believed William was probably born before his parents, John and Sarah (Preston) Shumate moved to Kentucky. However, I believe that his birth date is closer to the 1800 date given in the census records which also enters his place of birth as Kentucky. I base this on the fact that he bought land close to John B. and Catherine (Shumate) Cline in Vermilion County, Illinois and moved there from Kentucky around the same time that they did. | Shumate, William (I3871)
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| 4460 | In Marriage License Abstracts, Vermilion County, Illinois: 1853-1874. Page 129. Spencer Shumate's witnesses are John Shumate and Levin T. Palmer. Malinda Sowders' witnesses are William Sowders, father, and James Whitcomb. | Family: Spencer S. Shumate / Malinda Sowders (F1640)
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| 4461 | In some records Ethel's maiden name is stated as Felmley. Charles Felmley was her step father. | Gates, Ethel (I2912)
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| 4462 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Lowe, George Alan (I844)
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| 4463 | In the 1820 US census, Mercer County, Kentucky, 7 August 1820. William Gritten's household had 10 persons, 8 of which were under the age of 16, and two of which were over the age of 25. 4 free white males under age 10. 2 free white fremailes under age 10. 2 free white females aged 10-15. Only one person engaged in agriculture. | Gritton, William (I981)
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| 4464 | In the 1830 US census, Shaker, Mercer County, Kentucky.Jane Gritton is listed as head of household with a total of 7 persons. 1 female aged 40-49 with 6 persons under the age of 20. 1 free white male under age 5. 1 free white male age 10-14. 1 free white male age 15-19. 2 free white females age 5-9. 1 free white female age 10-14. This would appear to be the family of William and Jenny Jane (Lipsey) Gritton. William died in 1823 leaving Jenny with a large family of young children. | Lipsey, Jenny Jane (I982)
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| 4465 | In the 1840 US census Mary Bensyl is head of household that consists of two people: 1 white male age 15-19 and 1 white female age 50-59. | Unknown, Mary (I3921)
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| 4466 | In the 1850 census, Elizabeth Durdin is 16 years old and on a farm not too farm from where I believe her parent lived. I believe she is the daughter of Alexander and Jerusha Durbin, and the younger sister of Lucy Ann Durbin, Levi's first wife. | Durdin, Elizabeth R. (I2321)
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| 4467 | In the 1850 US census enumerated 19 Dec 1850. Jane (age 38), Balingze (age 16), Merriman (age 13), and John (age 8). All children are attending school. Real estate is valued as $400. | Burton, Jane S. (I448)
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| 4468 | In the 1850 US census Maylon Cunningham is in the household of Ezerah Hoskins. So is Clrinda Gritton and her two young sons. | Cunningham, Mahlon (I2355)
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| 4469 | In the 1850 US census, Joseph Shepherd is in the household of his parents, Louis and Sealy Shepherd. | Shepherd, Joseph (I4111)
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| 4470 | In the 1850 US census, Mary Bensyl is in the household of Balser Bensyl. | Unknown, Mary (I3921)
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| 4471 | In the 1850 US census, Mathias Sivey, age 76, born in Virginia, is in the householf of his son, Absolom Sivey in Vermilion County, Illinois. Census was taken on 31 December 1850. | Sivey, Mathias (I588)
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| 4472 | In the 1860 US census Andrew's household included his second wife, Angeline (Spencer) (Yeazel), Angelines mother, Abigail Spaencer, age 68, and the two children from Angeline's marriage to Isaac Yeazel, Elizabeth, age 13, and William age 11. As well as Andrew's six children from his first marriage, | Nichelson, Andrew (I3792)
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| 4473 | In the 1860 US census Catharine Cline, age 70, and her granddaughter S. C. Cline, age 18, are in the household of Catherine's oldest son, Spencer Cline. | Shumate, Catherine (I2)
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| 4474 | In the 1860 US census, Amos, age 14, and his brother Ezanah, age 12, are in the household of their mother Clarinda and her second husband Mahlon Cunningham. | Gritton, Amos (I2356)
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| 4475 | In the 1860 US census, Amos, age 14, and his brother Ezanah, age 12, are in the household of their mother Clarinda and her second husband Mahlon Cunningham. | Gritten, Azeriah Frances (I2357)
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| 4476 | In the 1860 US census, Elizabeth Yeazel, age 13, and her broth Willoiam Yeazel, age 11, are in the household of her mother Angeline and her mother's second husband, Andrew Nicholson. Also in the household ia Angeline's mother, Abigail Spencer, age 68. | Yeazel, Elizabeth (I3793)
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| 4477 | In the 1860 US census, enumerated 9 July 1860. Jane Gritton, age 44, farmer, Melinzerbell, age 23; Merriman, age 21, and John, age 16. Real estate valued at $400, personal estate valued at $300. | Burton, Jane S. (I448)
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| 4478 | In the 1860 US census, John Gower, age 8, and an orphan, is in the household of his grandparents, George and Elizabeth Yeazel in Moorefield, Clark County, Ohio. He is listed as attending school. From 20th century hisotry of Springfield, and Clark County, Ohio, and representative citizens. Chicago, Illinois, Biographical Publishing Co., 1908. Page 690. John H. Gower, a general farmer who owns fifty acres in Harmony and Springfield Townships, belongs to a family that was established in Clark County in 1850. Mr. Gower was born in Pleasant Township, Clark County, Ohio, May 23, 1852, and is a son of James Z. and Eliza C. (Yeazel) Gower. James Z. Gower was born in Maryland and was a son of George Gower. In 1850 he came to Clark County and taught school and studied medicine, remaining until after the birth of his son, when he moved to Michigan, where he lived one year, and from there to Indiana, where he continued to practice medicine until his death, October 9, 1875, at the age of forty-five years. He married Eliza C. Yeazel, who was born in Moorefield Township, Clark County, April 24, 1834. They had two children: John H. and Elizabeth. The latter died in infancy. John H. Gower has lived in Clark County almost all his life, and has followed agricultural pursuits. In 1878 he purchased his present farm, on which he has continued to make excellent improvements. He carries on general farming and handles thorough-bred stock. For about twenty years he dealt in imported stallions. On February 16, 1871, he was married in Clark County, to Mary E. McClellan, and they had the following children: Maurice H., Lottie A., Orrie L., Richard, Stuart M., Mary A., and James L. Maurice H., born October 26, 1873, married (first Lillian E. Poffenberger, and they had three children: John M., Isabel and Harriet. He married (second) Ella Eaton and they reside at Springfield. Lottie A., born October 11, 1875, married John L. Tuttle, and they have two children, John H. and Helen, and they live at Mansfield, Ohio. Richard, born April 1, 1883, died December 6, 1888. Orrie was born May 5, 1877. Stuart M., born December 12, 1884, married Emma Burkhardt, and they have one child, John Ernest, and they reside on the homestead. Mary A., born April 4, 1887, married Harry Nicklen, and they live at Springfield. James L., born October 17, 1889, is a student in the High School at Plattsburg, class of 1908. Mrs. Gower is a member, on the maternal side, of the prominent Tuttle family. Her father, Jacob McClellan, was born May 4, 1830, and died in 1892. He married Rachel Tuttle, who still survives. She was born September 29, 1832. Mr. and Mrs. McClellan had five children, namely: Isabel, Mary E., Emma, Alice and William L. Mr. Gower and family belong to the Universalist Church at Springfield. | Gower, John H. (I3707)
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| 4479 | In the 1860 US census, Martin Mahan is a farm laborer in the household of George and Elizabeth Yeazel. | Mahar, Martin (I3702)
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| 4480 | In the 1860 US census, they are living next door to the household of Edmond Riley, age 21, who in turn is living next door to the household of his father Balis Riley, age 57. | Garnett, Anthony (I2738)
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| 4481 | In the 1865 Illinois state census taken on 3 Jul 1865, James Hensley is on the same page as Stephen Shumaker [Shumate], William Milliner, Spencer Cline, Frances Watson, John Bonnet, Cynthia Cline, William Shumake, John Gritton. His household includes: 1 female under age 10 1 male age 10-20 1 female over age 30 1 male over age 30 | Hensley, James F. (I3887)
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| 4482 | in the 1870 census he is listed as Beadforth Millener. In the 1880 census he is listed as Marian Millner. In the 1900 census he is listed as Merriam Milender. | Milender, Marion Bedford (I4530)
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| 4483 | In the 1870 US census James Yeazel's real estate is valued at $23,600, and his personal estate property at $5,200. | Yeazel, James (I3680)
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| 4484 | In the 1870 US census the household of James Ellis, age 35 and second wife Mary (Henry) (Snook) includesfive children with the surname of Ellis and three children with the surname of Snook from Mary's first marriage. | Ellis, James William (I2572)
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| 4485 | In the 1870 US census there are only Lloyd and Sarah Grimes in their household. In the 1880 US census there are Lloyd and Sarah plus Samuel (age 18), John (age 16), Anna (age 14), Howard (age 9), Elisha (age 7, and Luella (age 2). I have not found the three older children anywhere in the 1870 census yet. | Grimes, Lloyd H. (I963)
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| 4486 | In the 1870 US census William and wife Elizabeth Brown are in the household of their son William Brown. | Brown, William C. (I2554)
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| 4487 | In the 1870 US census, Catherine Cline, age 78, is in the household of her granddaughter, Sarah and Sarah's second husband John F. Gritton. | Shumate, Catherine (I2)
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| 4488 | In the 1870 US census, Delilah is wife of Joseph Griffey. Also in his household are Prudence and Elizabeth Griffey from his previous marriage. | Gritton, Delilah (I1552)
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| 4489 | In the 1870 US census, Eliza Hensley, age 8 and William Hensley, age 3 are in the household of William and Mary Shumate. So is Jane Hoskins, age 25 who may be their mother, Hannah Jane (Shumate) Hensley. All are listed as born in Kentucky. | Hensley, Eliza Anna (I3960)
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| 4490 | In the 1870 US census, John, age 8, and his brother Charles, age 6, are in the household of their late father's parents, John R. and Nancy Gritton. Their mother, Sarah Catherine (Cline) Gritton has remarried and lives with her new husband, John F. Gritton on a nearby farm. In the 1880 US census, John, age 10, and his brother Charles, age 16, are in the household of their late father's parents, John R. and Nancy Gritton. Their mother, Sarah Catherine (Cline) Gritton has remarried and lives with her new husband, John F. Gritton on a nearby farm. 1900 US Census, South Homer, Champaign County, Illinois. John R. Gritton, age 37; Sarah Gritton, age 36; Elvin J. Gritton, age 14; Earnest Gritton, age 12; Bessie Gritton, age 10; Rossie Gritton, age 8; and Gratia Gritton, age 2. 1910 US census, Danville, Ward 2, Vermilion County, Illinois. John R. Gritten, age 48; Lena Gritten, age 50 [Lena McFarland], Elvin Gritten, age 25; Ross Gritten, age 13; Grace Gritten, age 13; and [Andrew] Nelson McFarland, age 13 (step-son). | Gritton, John Riley (I285)
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| 4491 | In the 1870 US census, John, age 8, and his brother Charles, age 6, are in the household of their late father's parents, John R. and Nancy Gritton. Their mother, Sarah Catherine (Cline) Gritton has remarried and lives with her new husband, John F. Gritton on a nearby farm. In the 1880 US census, John, age 10, and his brother Charles, age 16, are in the household of their late father's parents, John R. and Nancy Gritton. Their mother, Sarah Catherine (Cline) Gritton has remarried and lives with her new husband, John F. Gritton on a nearby farm. | Gritton, Charles Ismael (I286)
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| 4492 | In the 1870 US census, William Brown's household includes both of his parents: William and Elizabeth Brown. | Brown, William T. (I2665)
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| 4493 | In the 1870 US census, William Nasalroad, widower, and his son, James, are in the household of William's brother, Jesse Naselroad. Also in the household is Phebe Naselroad, widow, the mother of William and Jesse | Neselroad, William (I1748)
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| 4494 | In the 1875 Minnesota census Clarinda Cunningham, age 52 and Martha Cunningham, age 11 are listed next to Enos (Amos) Gritton age 28, Srah Gritton, age 24, Frank Gritton, age 1, and Israel Gritton age 27. These match closely to her sons Amos and Ezeriah Gritton. | Pribble, Clarinda Jane (I2354)
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| 4495 | IN the 1880 US census Adam Wallace Yeazel , age 28, is head of household which includes his wife, Sarah, age 22, and two childrne ages 2 and 6 months. In the 1900 US census, Adam Wallace Yeazel, age 48, is head of household which includes his wife, Sarah, age 44, and six children ranging in age from 4 to 17 years old. He is a farmer who works on rented land. In the 1910 US census Adam, age 58, is head of household which includes his wife Sarah, age 54, and three children ages 14 and 16. In the 1920 US census Adam, age 68, and Sarah, age 63, are living at 301 West Frist Street in South Homer, Champaign County, Illinois. In the 1930 US census Adam, age 78, and Sarah, age 74, are living at 301 West First Street in Homer. In the 1940 US census Adam, age 88, and Sarah, age 65, are still at 301 West First Street in Homer. | Yeazel, Adam Wallace (I2913)
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| 4496 | In the 1880 US census George Wann, age 25, is single. Occupation: porter in hotel In the 1900 US census George Wan, age 50, n in married. Occupation: cabman in the 1910 US census George Wann, age 55, is married. Occupation: Hoosier in cabinet industry in the 1920 US census George Wann, age 73, is married. Occupation: none. George Wann's death certificate in 1923 lists his age as 73 and his occupation as inmate on county farm. | Wann, George W. (I3627)
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| 4497 | In the 1880 US census Joseph Griffey is listed as a widower. Meanwhile his wife, Delilah (Gritton) Griffey is in the household of her brother and listed as divorced. | Griffey, Joseph (I1553)
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| 4498 | In the 1880 US census taken on 7 June 1880, the children of Walter Swisher, widower) is in the household of Lovica's parent, Lewis and Sarah Swisher. So are Lovica and Walter's children: Charles F. (age 14), Sarah E. (age 13), Martha (age 10), Nora A. (age 2) and Purly C. (age 7 months). | Swisher, Lovica (I660)
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| 4499 | In the 1880 US census William Yeazel is in the household of his brother James. He is listed as single. | Yeazel, William Franklin (I2954)
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| 4500 | In the 1880 US census, Clara Johns, age 12, is in the household of her aunt and uncle Eliza (Johns) Miller and James Miller. | Johns, Clara (I366)
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