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51 At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Kempfer, Jennifer Erin (I12397)
 
52 • Jackson's birth year is taken from his Summers Co, WV death certificate. Earlier censuses all agree his birth year is 1871. By the 1930 census however, he is suddenly shown as being 5 years older, as is also reflected on his death certificate and gravestone (with a birth year of 1866). The children in the censuses indicate (but do not prove) that it is the same "Jackson" in each census presented.
• Also his first name as Stonewall is from his death certificate document. Other documents show him as Jackson or as General J., including the 1910 census and his 1891 marriage record. 
Adkins, Stonewall Jackson (I16725)
 
53 At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Fitz Alan, Sir Richard 11th Earl of Arundel, 9th Earl of Surrey (I7696)
 
54 • Pastor, Christian Church, Disciples of Christ
• Johnson Bible College, TN
• Bachelors & Masters, Butler School of Religion (Christian Theological Seminary)
• Ministry:
Owensville, Gibson Co, IN
Sandborn, Knox Co, IN
Princeton, Gibson Co, IN
Middletown, Henry Co, IN
Hillside Church, Indianapolis, Marion Co, IN
Greensburg, Decatur Co, IN
Washington, Washington Co, IN
Auburn, DeKalb Co, IN
Albion, Edwards Co, IL
Beloit, Rock Co, WI
• Retired to Indianapolis, Marion Co, IN 
GRAY, Roy Alva (I12230)
 
55 • Per researcher, Ralph Adkins, Jacob Stover & Mary Adkins were both in Snow Creek District of Lunenberg Co, VA in 1754; which is also the birth year for Mary's oldest child, David Adkins.

DNA evidence suggests that Jacob Stover, Jr. was the father of Mary's children (him being at least the most likely candidate).
• If that is true however, it is unclear why Mary's children bore the Adkins name.

 
Family F25046
 
56 At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Gray, Kenneth Lee M.D. (I12231)
 
57      Donald and his wife, Katherine, had four sons. First came Peter, born in 1721. He died in 1824, his tombstone indicating that he had a son, Angus of Inverbheach. Next was John, born in 1724. He was a member of the 42nd Regiment for twenty two years, serving His Majesty, George III.
     In 1831 a book was published entitled "The Scottish Gael", by James Logan, in which he quotes an account of a Highland funeral which took place some years before. This recalls the burial of "a respectable old man - Peter Fletcher, who had died at the age of a hundred and two, and relates the custom of providing refreshments for the mourners. The burial took place at Achallader "... a lonely spot, about seven miles distant from the village, on the confines of Glenurchy Forest, and singular, as being almost exclusively appropriated to persons of the name of Fletcher." At the conclusion of the feast, which consisted of breed, cheese, and "a good allowance of something stronger than water to wash them down", some wild deer emerged from the forest. Whilst the company were bidding each other farewell, the deer ate up the remains of the bread and cheese, an occurrence which boded evil in the eyes of the superstitious Highlanders. Each one present looked around, hoping to be spared from any impending disaster. One of their number, however, was doomed. John Fletcher, the ninety-nine year old brother of the man whose funeral he had just attended, was drowned in the River Urchy whilst on his way home.
     The graves of both Peter and John are still to be seen at Achallader, in the graveyard behind the castle ruins. —(per The Droving Fletchers by Angus Fletcher in modern times, recollecting knowledge and stories by his grandfather Angus) 
Fletcher, John (I18240)
 
58      Donald and his wife, Katherine, had four sons. First came Peter, born in 1721. He died in 1824, his tombstone indicating that he had a son, Angus of Inverbheach. Next was John, born in 1724. He was a member of the 42nd Regiment for twenty two years, serving His Majesty, George III.
     In 1831 a book was published entitled "The Scottish Gael", by James Logan, in which he quotes an account of a Highland funeral which took place some years before. This recalls the burial of "a respectable old man - Peter Fletcher, who had died at the age of a hundred and two, and relates the custom of providing refreshments for the mourners. The burial took place at Achallader "... a lonely spot, about seven miles distant from the village, on the confines of Glenurchy Forest, and singular, as being almost exclusively appropriated to persons of the name of Fletcher." At the conclusion of the feast, which consisted of breed, cheese, and "a good allowance of something stronger than water to wash them down", some wild deer emerged from the forest. Whilst the company were bidding each other farewell, the deer ate up the remains of the bread and cheese, an occurrence which boded evil in the eyes of the superstitious Highlanders. Each one present looked around, hoping to be spared from any impending disaster. One of their number, however, was doomed. John Fletcher, the ninety-nine year old brother of the man whose funeral he had just attended, was drowned in the River Urchy whilst on his way home.
     The graves of both Peter and John are still to be seen at Achallader, in the graveyard behind the castle ruins. —(per The Droving Fletchers by Angus Fletcher in modern times, recollecting knowledge and stories by his grandfather Angus) 
Fletcher, Peter (I18239)
 
59  
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Abbott, Bvt. Brig. Gen. Ira C. (I10421)
 
60 "The progenitor of a large branch of the Pilcher family was 1____ Pilcher, whose given name is not known to the writer. He emigrated, it is said, to America early in the eighteenth century, and settled in culpeper County, Virginia. One of his sons was Joshua Pilcher.

"2Joshua Pilcher was born in Culpeper County, Virginia, where he married, and where, perhaps, all of his children were born. He removed to Lexington, Ky., in the year 1793. He had eight children, namely: 3Fielding, 3Shadrach, 3Benjamin, 3Zachariah, 3Moses, 3John, 3Joshua and 3Margaret Pilcher." (continues)
Historial Sketches of the Campbell, Pilcher and Kindred Families including the Bowen, Russell, Owen, Grant, Goodwin, Amis, Carothers, Hope, Taliaferro, and Powell Families, by Margaret Campbell Pilcher, Nashville, Tenn. 1911. 
Pilcher, Joshua (I12119)
 
61 '...included are Fletcher stones at...Auchallader. At the latter there is but one stone left with full dates: "John Fletcher (Jr.) doed Jan. 1805 ae 78 yrs". Erected 1813 is one for Archibald Fletcher of Ardbrecknish (no other dates).' —Glen Orchy Gravestones (Glenurquhay in old records) Note: This Archibald (1725-1796) is the brother of John Jr. (died 1805). Above quote was requoted in "Ancestral Lines of Chester Everts Howell" Finch 1976. Fletcher, John Jr. (I8967)
 
62 'He belonged to the Big Turtle Clan of the Wyandot tribe. He had two Indian Names. The first was Hah-shah'-rehs, meaning "the stream over full"; the second was Sehs'-tah-roh, meaning "bright," and is taken from the brightness of the turtle's eye as seen in clear water.' - Journals of Provisional Governor William Walker, p.12. Walker, Gov. William (I7091)
 
63 (10 miles east of Monticello) Hall, Marian J. Bertha (I2285)
 
64 (10 miles east of Monticello) Lamb, Thomas Edward (I111)
 
65 (10) Robert, Dictus Boyt, first mentioned (1262) in a charter by Sir John Erskine, of the lands of Halkill, in which he is designated as Robertus de Boyd, Miles. He took part in the Battle of Largs, in Ayrshire, October 3, 1263, between the Scots and King Haco (or Hacon) of Norway, for possession of western Scotland and the Islands. The result was a complete victory for the Scots. The word Goldberry was placed on his Arms in commemoration of his services in this battle in the vicinity of Goldberry Hill, near Keppenburn. He also received a grant of several lands in Cunninghame, Ayrshire, from King Alexander III. He died about the year 1270... Boyt, Robert Dictus (I9607)
 
66 (1920 census suggests an 1898 birth year) Rafter, Adel M. (I217)
 
67 (1st wife of Jacob, son of William Adkins) Family F25069
 
68 (2nd son) MacNab, John 9th Clan Chief (I9291)
 
69 (2nd wife of Jacob, son of William Adkins)
 
Family F25071
 
70 (3rd wife of Jacob, son of William Adkins)
 
Family F25072
 
71 (There is no documentation suggesting that John's wife, Mary bore a maiden name of Whetzel.) Whetzel, Mary (I14733)
 
72 (A birth date of 23 Aug 1717 was previously shown here. That Mercy Hatch is the daughter of Joseph & Mercy Hatch and had a sister named Amy. —Coventry Records, Births from Town Records, p.55) Hatch, Mercy (I14238)
 
73 At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Harden, Addie Pearl (I12546)
 
74 (Adkins in this family also given as Atkins & Atkinson) Adkins, William V. Sr. (I5396)
 
75 (Alexander's Bible shows this marriage as in January 1851) Family F4329
 
76 (also as Adel Rafter) Rafter, Adel M. (I217)
 
77 (also as Atkinson) Adkinson, George W. (I15935)
 
78 (also as Elmina) Adkins, Almina (I5606)
 
79 (also as Louise) Means, Louisa (I17547)
 
80 (also Berry & Berryman — per his father's will: Benjamin) Turley, Benjamin (I17028)
 
81 (Also called Port of Lochearn and Miekleport) Fletcher, Duncan (I18248)
 
82 (also Cloe, Cloie, Cloa) Adkins, Chloe Croft (I16839)
 
83 (also Daisey and Daisy Mae) Skaggs, Daisy (I15926)
 
84 (also given as "City") Ruark, Siddy C. (I12128)
 
85 (also given as "Daniel F.") Bordeaux, Daniel Thomas (I505)
 
86 (also given as "John D.") MCDOUGALD, John H. (I9689)
 
87 (also given as "Lamont G.") Bordeaux, Giles Lamont (I506)
 
88 At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. McDougald, Letha Blanche (I515)
 
89 (also given as "Rebecca A.") BORDEAUX, Alice Rebecca (I504)
 
90 (also given as 10th of Glenbuckie) Stewart, Duncan 8th of Glenbuckie (I9483)
 
91 (also given as 11th of Glenbuckie) Stewart, John 9th of Glenbuckie (I9471)
 
92 (also given as 1823) MCFARLAND, Alzina (I3543)
 
93 (also given as 22 Nov 1806) Couch, Ira (I3309)
 
94 (also given as 7th of Glenbuckie) Stewart, Duncan 5th of Glenbuckie (I9493)
 
95 (also given as 8-27-1909) MCFARLAND, Alzina (I3543)
 
96 (also given as 9th of Glenbuckie) Stewart, Alexander 7th of Glenbuckie (I9485)
 
97 (also given as Anne Willis) Wyllys, Amy (I11528)
 
98 (also given as Archibald Harris Egnor) Egnor, Archibald M Harrison (I5066)
 
99 (also given as Baltazar, Bernard & Bart P.) Hochstafl, Balthauser P. (I14420)
 
100 (also given as Barbary E. Kibler) Kibler, Barbara Ellen (I8722)
 
101 (also given as Barthena Cummins) Cummins, Arsena D. (I8735)
 
102 (also given as Berent and Berentschot) Berenschot, Berend (I18191)
 
103 (also given as Berent) Berenschot, Berend Hendrik (I18005)
 
104 (also given as Blakeslee) Blakeley, Abigail (I14798)
 
105 (also given as Blakeslee) Blakeley, Lt. Ebenezer (I14799)
 
106 (also given as born 1584) ADKINS, Thomas (I5686)
 
107 (also given as born in 1744) Miller, Barbary (I10613)
 
108 (also given as born in 1873) Cromartie, Catherine Narcisa (I1144)
 
109 (also given as Catharine Narcessa on death certificate) Cromartie, Catherine Narcisa (I1144)
 
110 (also given as Catherine Weaver) Weber, Katherina (I8778)
 
111 (also given as Cornefix) Carnifax, William (I13304)
 
112 (also given as Daniel) Pewthers, David Porter (I14567)
 
113 (also given as Dannel) CROMARTIE, Daniel Washington (I1080)
 
114 (also given as Dannel) Cromartie, Daniel W. (I9668)
 
115 (also given as Dellar) Cromartie, Della May (I1145)
 
116 (also given as died 1829) Buckles, Rev. John (I11703)
 
117 (also given as died 7 Sep 1879, the 1892 date is recorded in Alexander Cromartie's Bible) CROMARTIE, Daniel Washington (I1080)
 
118 (also given as Donasiana in the same record) Ramirez, Donciana (I19208)
 
119 (also given as Edwin John) FLETCHER, John Edwin (I2595)
 
120 (also given as Ellenor) FAISON, Eleanor Juliet (I1130)
 
121 (also given as Emmeline Dawnay) DAUNEY, Emmeline (I7756)
 
122 (also given as Emmer Carol Martin) Martin, Emma (I13395)
 
123 (also given as Euranus, possible nickname of Rene) LAMB, David Eurenus (I327)
 
124 (also given as Fay M.) Hochstafl, Margaret Faye (I6467)
 
125 (also given as Fernandies) Fernandez, Madeleine (I6388)
 
126 (also given as Gerard, Gerrard, Garrard) Gerrard, Sarah (I11704)
 
127 (also given as Harry W. Shields) Shields, Harry Burnett (I16269)
 
128 (also given as Hext) Heft, Fred W. (I9087)
 
129 (also given as John Grumman) Grumman, John (I3170)
 
130 (also given as John W. Prout in Orio cemetery listings for his children, Maria Prout and Edward Nelson Prout) PROUT, John T. (I4754)
 
131 (also given as Justine) Josefine (I17773)
 
132 (also given as Mahlon Schooly) Sculy, Malen (I16416)
 
133 (also given as Malissa) Persinger, Mellisa A. (I17432)
 
134 (also given as Mar 19) TUCKER, Horace Henry (I884)
 
135 (also given as Mary J) Hall, Marian J. Bertha (I2285)
 
136 (also given as May 1868) Cromartie, Charles Duncan (I1140)
 
137 (also given as Mayde) CROMARTIE, Maude (I1062)
 
138 (also given as Mirah with surname as Vorhies and other) Voorhes, Maria (I16094)
 
139 (Also given as Mittie) THORN, Meitty (I9703)
 
140 At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. COUCH, Ora Alice (I2284)
 
141 (also given as Pennsylvania in the census) Voorhes, Maria (I16094)
 
142 (also given as Reetha Ann...but Retha E. is on her gravestone) Given, Retha Ethel (I2082)
 
143 (also given as Ruth Ann) Boggess, Cornelia Ruth (I10653)
 
144 (also given as Stellar) Cromartie, Stella Mae (I1147)
 
145 (also given as Stevens) Stephens, Elizabeth Emily (I15914)
 
146 (also given as surname Briane) Bryant, Mary Polly (I5063)
 
147 (also given as Tharp) Thorp, Elizabeth M. (I14553)
 
148 (also given as Tharp) Thorp, Henry T. (I14568)
 
149 (also given as Theabold Kibler) Kibler, Theobald (I8746)
 
150 (also given as Upper Cleek Cemetery) - It's also possible, based on family notes, that he is buried on the old farm on Jackson Creek rather than in this place. Given, William (I9159)
 
151 At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Setliff, Verlan Arber (I5308)
 
152 (also given as Wagner) Wannier, Abraham (I19450)
 
153 (also given in death index as born 1885) Hinman, Wilmer (I15964)
 
154 (also given: Judith "Juda", and Judy) Lilly, Juda (I7402)
 
155 (also Glendaruel Churchyard and Kilmodan Cemetery) Fletcher, Donald (I18244)
 
156 (also Golsberry, Goldsberry) ADKINS, Golzaberry (I5452)
 
157 (also Kerns) Kurns, John Willie (I8125)
 
158 (also known as Fort Compton Cemetery) Skaggs, Mary Lena (I4536)
 
159 (Also known as Pugh-Greear Cemetery) White, Mary (I10071)
 
160 (also later called Lutishia) Plumley, Titia (I16527)
 
161 (also listed as born 1802) CROMARTIE, William (I1040)
 
162 (also listed as Mary E. Bradley) Bradley, Marietta E. (I13044)
 
163 (Also listed in Bump-Compton Cemetery, Keensburg, Wabash Co, IL.) Compton, Lt. Elijah Commodore (I12368)
 
164 (Also listed in census as born in Ohio) Sperry, Clarinda (I13487)
 
165 (also Margaretta, Margaret) Abell, Marguerite F. (I16137)
 
166 (also Mary A.)

NOTE FROM FORUM ON ROOTSWEB:

Surnames: LITHERLAND STROHMEIER KERN HEIN
Submitter: Esthermae Litherland Rooke (drooke@ktc.com)
Date: 18 Aug 1999

We are trying to find the church Sarah Fredia Strohmeier and Nye Litherland were married. We have the minister, Leo or Lou J. Ehrhardt. The date in the Register of Marriages is September 21, 1894. Any information is appreciated! Sarah's father, George Strohmeier, died when she was about 5 years old. Her Mother, Anna Marie (Mary A.) Kern Strohmeier remarried Paul J. Hein of Mt. Carmel. Nye Litherland's parents were William Hamilton Litherland and Susan Hall Litherland of Friendsville Prec., Wabash County, Il.

 
KERN, Anna Marie (I4168)
 
167 (also Matilda) Turley, Malinda (I16913)
 
168 (also Paul?) Torres, Ramon (I4280)
 
169 (also Paulina) Pauley, Perlina Jane (I16906)
 
170 (also Peter le Poor) Calthorpe, Sir Martin Lord Mayor of London (I11775)
 
171 (also recorded as Abigail Harges, "New England Marriages Prior to 1700") Sturgis, Abigail (I3175)
 
172 (also Renard) Farrar, Raynard (I11998)
 
173 (also Reuben, Reubenune) Raeben, Eefse (I18200)
 
174 (also Rosa) Adkins, Rosy (I16885)
 
175 (also Rushey, Russi) Rushe, Caroline (I16030)
 
176 (also shown as Sarah) Rucker, Sally (I9249)
 
177 (also Silsbee, Silsby) Silsbe, Mr. Ephraim (I15043)
 
178 (also Smeink) Smeenk, Garrit Jan (I18199)
 
179 (also spelled Alfonzo) Nash, Alphonzo (I14029)
 
180 (also spelled Derusse) Deruize, Octavie (I6311)
 
181 (Also spelled Ferris) Phares, Hannah (I7325)
 
182 (also spelled Louis) Aldrich, Lewis Rodman Jr. (I218)
 
183 (also spelled Mae) King, Verna May (I69)
 
184 (also Vorhies & other) Voorhes, Robert (I16120)
 
185 (Andrew's birth given also as 13 Apr 1850) Farrar, Andrew Bass (I12026)
 
186 (Antioch Church Cemetery) Compton, Lydia Ann (I4548)
 
187 (Aquitania, Francia Franca) GOVENOR OF AQUITAINE, Bodegisel II (I6312)
 
188 (Arabella also given as Abbarella, Abarilla) Williams, Abigail Arabella (I12477)
 
189 (Arthur Asher?) Houbert, Asher (I7323)
 
190 (Ashley Co, AR from 1850 on) Neel, William R. (I11981)
 
191 (Austrasia, Francia Franca) DE TREVES, Palatina (I5922)
 
192 (Austrasia, Francia Franca) DE VERDUN, Walchigise (I6280)
 
193 (Austrasia, Francia Franca) DE TREVES, Bishop Lievin (I6285)
 
194 (Austrasia, Francia Franca) DE TREVES, Bishop Lievin (I6285)
 
195 (Austrasia, Francia Franca) COUNT DE POITIERS, Warinus (I6286)
 
196 (Austrasia, Francia Franca) DE AUSTRASIA, Ansegisel (I6308)
 
197 (baptized April 1812) FLETCHER, Elizabeth (I9330)
 
198 (Barlow) Barley, Thomas of Fairfield (I14811)
 
199 (Baulie, Berlie) Adkins, Bauden P. (I16746)
 
200 (believed reinterred in Rosehill Cemetery, Chicago, Cook Co, IL around 1867, where a monument with hers and her family's name is given) Couch, Caroline Elizabeth (I3311)
 

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