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William H O'Neal was born between 1829 and 1830 in Tennessee.¹ He was the son of John Silas O'Neal and Elizabeth Kindrick.¹

He appeared on the 1850 federal census of Monroe Co, Tennessee, in his parent's household.¹

Lorne Bernard O'Reilly was born 28 August 1909 in Maine.^1,2

Lorne married Helen Elizabeth Rutter, daughter of Levan Adams Rutter and Maude Ellen Wortman, 21 December 1939.^2,1

Lorne Bernard O'Reilly died 3 August 1965 at age 55.¹

Virginia A Oakes was born in November 1852 in Georgia.²

Virginia married William Henry Clay Alley, son of William Coleman Alley and Nancy L Dooley.¹

She appeared on the 1880 federal census of Habersham Co, Georgia, in the household of William Henry Clay Alley.¹ Virginia A Oakes appeared on the 1900 federal census of White Co, Georgia, in the household of William Henry Clay Alley; two of her three children were alive in 1900.²

Virginia A Oakes died in 1919 in Georgia.³

Virginia was buried in Nacoochee Methodist Church Cemetery, Sautee-Nacoochee, White Co, Georgia.³

John Oatyer was born 10 October 1772 likely in Hunterdon Co, Province of New Jersey.^2,3,4,5 He was the son of Peter Oatyer and Anna Maria "Mary" Becher.⁶ John Oatyer was baptized 23 May 1773 in the German Reformed Church of Alexandria, Alexandria Township, Hunterdon Co, Province of New Jersey, (witnesses were John Becher and Elis Becher, parents of John's mother.)^5,4

John Oatyer was also known as Johannes Oettgen although this is likely a transcription error and should have been Johannes Oettyer.^4,5

John Oatyer was also known as John Etcher.



Two suits, by Catherine Tetrick and Ann Tetrick, against John Oatyer were dismissed by the Loudoun Court on 12 Aug 1799 with John agreeing to pay the costs.⁸



John Oatyer died circa August 1800 in Loudoun Co, Virginia.^10,11

John was buried likely in Etcher Family Cemetery, Loudoun Co, Virginia, and appeared in the cemetery records named as Peter Etcher.¹²

On 9 Sep 1800 Peter Oatyer, Adam Calor and Saml Adams gave security for $400 for administering the estate of John Oatyer in Loudoun County. Peter Oatyer was the administrator; Peter, Adam and Samuel all signed the document.¹³

The estate of John Oatyer was inventoried 12 January 1801 and the inventory and account of sales revealed limited possessions but he must have worked with bees because of the six bee hives that were disposed of.^14,15,16

The sale of estate goods was held 12 Jan 1801. Key names of several purchasers of his goods were Peter Atcher (his father, who was also administrator) and Ruth Etcher, who bought a bee swarm and two small books. Ruth may have been John's wife as one of his grandchildren was named "Ruth Ann Etcher" but she also may have been a sister.¹⁷

Peter Oatyer was born 1 August 1751 in Province of New Jersey.^4,5,6

Peter Oatyer was also known as Johannes Peter Oettgen I believe this to be a mis-transcription of the parish register and should have been transcribed as Oettyer - the original is not available to support this opinion.^7,8

Peter Oatyer was also known as Peter Oatyar.

The spellings Oatyer, Oatyar, Etcher (used by his children, for the most part) and Atcher have been observed, along with other spellings such as Eytcher and Eitcher.

Peter married Anna Maria "Mary" Becher, daughter of John Becher and Elizabeth [-?-], circa 1772.^8,9

A link to Peter can be found in an account book of John Mehelm (1733-1809) and Sydney Berry (1745-1820), merchants of Hunterdon County, New Jersey. An entry for "George Eytcher" appeared as "1772, Aug 1 - ballance from Ledr A, Fol 100, 7-14-4." On August 1, 1773 interest was charged with a new total of 8-4-4. A George Atcher/Aytcher appeared in the Loudoun County personal property tax lists from 1782-1787 and lived in the same area as Peter.¹⁰ Peter Oatyer witnessed the baptism of John Oatyer 23 May 1773 in the German Reformed Church of Alexandria, Alexandria Township, Hunterdon Co, Province of New Jersey.^7,8

He first appeared in the tithables list for Cameron Parish, Loudoun County in July 1775.¹¹

Peter's signature appeared on a large petition to end the established church in Virginia 16 Oct 1776.¹²

He also appeared in the tithables list for Cameron Parish in 1778 and was listed adjacent to Peter Baker. Peter Baker was also listed in 1777 but Peter Oatyar did not appear that year - this is the earliest listing for Peter Baker, who may be the brother of Mary, Peter Oatyar's wife.¹³

Peter Oatyar of Loudoun purchased 247 acres of land in Shenandoah County Virginia on 31 Aug 1779 with the grant given by Thomas Lord Fairfax. Place names mentioned include Little Stoney Creek, North Mountain and Poplar Spring.¹⁴

On 11 Aug 1780 Robert McClain sold to Peter Oatyer for 5 pounds for a tract of land that was part of a larger tract granted by Thomas Lord Fairfax to Roger Sturman, thence to Kitchen Prim, thence to John Piles, thence to Charles Dawson, thence to Robert McClain by lease and release on 12 Aug 1776 - size of tract was 100 acres. Recorded at Loudoun Court on 14 Aug 1780. The release was made at the same time by Robert McClain and wife Patence/Patens.¹⁵

At Loudoun County Court on 14 August 1780: "Indenture of Lease and Release and Receipt thereon Endorsed from John McClain and Patience his Wife to Peter Oatyer were Acknowledged by the said John McClain and Patience his Wife, She haveing been first privily examined as the Law directs and Ordered to be Recorded." Records show Patience Piles/Pyles McClain was wife of Robert McClain, not John, so I'm not sure is this is confusion on the clerk's part or some other discrepancy.¹⁶

Peter Oatyer of Loudoun purchased 100 acres for 70 pounds from Thomas and Sarah Hawkins of Loudoun on 25 Feb 1785. This was part of a tract granted by Thomas Lord Fairfax to William Sturman (Foxwell Sturman was heir at law), transferred to Kitchen Primm, then to John Piles and then to Thomas Hawkins.¹⁷

Peter witnessed a bill of sale in Loudoun County by John Davis of Loudoun for the sale of horses, heifers, sheep, etc to John's sons on 12 May 1785.¹⁸

Peter Oatyer was plaintiff and John Starks the defendant in a court case in Loudoun County heard 7 Jul 1787. Starks failed to plead and judgment was granted to Oatyer for 30 pounds plus costs. The subject of the dispute was not stated but othere order book entries show it was a matter of debt of Starks to Oatyer.¹⁹

An advertisement appeared in the 8 Jul 1790 Virginia Gazette and Alexandria Advertiser for the sale of 300 acres in Loudoun County between Goose Creek and Broad Run. Also for sale was "270 Acres adjoining said lot of land, with good improvements, such as houses, orchards and meadows, belonging to Peter Etcher. The terms of sale will be made known by applying to the subscriber living on the premises. John Piles." Note that John Piles appeared in several other transactions with Peter.²⁰

Peter Oatyer was named in the will of John Becher as husband of daughter Mary 3 January 1793 in Hunterdon Co, New Jersey.²¹

John Piles of Loudoun sold 121 acres to Peter in 1796 near land Peter already owned in Loudoun. There was a dispute between Peter and John on the boundaries at a later time, which was resolved 13 Feb 1797 by agreement on a dividing line on Church Road adjacent to Kitchen Prim. Recorded in Loudoun Court 12 Sep 1796.^22,23,24

Peter Oatyer bought 67 acres in Loudoun County from George Lee 4 May 1798 for 134 pounds, 19 shillings. Witnesses were Adam Caylor, John Etcher, Wm H Harding, and Wm Veale.²⁵

In 1800 Peter was plaintiff in a court suit against Jacob and John Howser - cause unknown. The court order payment of 5 pounds with interest from 1 Jan 1800 by Jacob and John.²⁶

Peter was an appraiser for the estate of William Snider 14 Apr 1800, along with Matthias Dawson.²⁷





Peter Oatyar wrote a letter to the Loudoun County Court on 12 Oct 1801 asking that Ann Morgan's son Albert, who was five on 16 Aug 1801, be bound to Jacob Caylor. Ann's surname was Wright when she had Albert and his father's surname was Beshirs. Albert was clearly born out of wedlock and Peter must have felt he had some obligation to help Ann, but for what reason? There were a number of Brashears/Breshears/Barshers in Loudoun at the time.³⁰

David and Pamela Davis sold 71 acres and 21 acres to Peter Oatyer of Loudoun - the deed was recorded in court 10 May 1802.³¹

Peter and his wife Mary (both of Loudoun County) sold their 247-acre tract of land in Shenandoah Co Virginia to Abraham Barb (of Shenandoah County) on 3 May 1802 for 300 pounds. There were no witnesses listed and the deed was recorded 13 Sep 1802.^32,33

George Lee and Evelyn Byrd sold 153 acres to Peter Oatyar in 1802. Witnesses included Cornelius Atcher, David Poole, Mathias Shry, Thos Lud Lee and Ludwell Lee and the deed was recorded in court 13 Sep 1802.³⁴

Peter Oatyer was plaintiff and George Jones defendant Feb 1803 in Loudoun County Court. Case discontinued with defendant paying costs - subject not stated.³⁵

Peter Atcher was plaintiff and Thomas Williamson Defendant in a court case during the Jun-Aug 1803 term. The case was discontinued - subject not stated.³⁶

He was an appraiser of the estate of Mrs Mary West 14 Sep 1803, as was John Lewis.³⁷

Peter was a member of a panel in Dec 1803 to assess damages to several farmers for the Little River Turnpike [now Route 50] running through their farms. Also on the panel was Jos Blincoe.³⁸

George Grimes (born 14 Jan 1790) lived in the Aldie-Middleburg area during the 1810 census and was buried at the Goose Creek Friends burying grounds in 1840. In a family history his son stated "My father, George Grimes, being pretty well grown, did not accompany the family to Ohio. After leaving his mother's home, he found a friend in the person of one Peter Atcher, a wealthy German farmer and stock raiser, who was noted particularly as a breeder of fine horses. He remained with him during his minority after which he found his way up into Loudoun County, and lived among the Friends or Quakers. This was called the Goose Creek Settlement of Friends, and the meeting house is about six miles west of Leesburg, the county seat of Loudoun County."³⁹

Peter Oatyar witnessed a note prepared and signed by Tunis Slack: "I promise to pay for Adam Cayler thirty Dollars on the first Day of December insuing this date for vallue received as witness my hand and seal this 9th day of November 1805
teste Tunis Slack [seal]
Peter Oatyar"
On the reverse was written:
"Slack to Bredwell
[?]
Jas Bredwell
Blincoe
P Oyter to pay
tax paid"
Adam Caylor had left Loudoun County about this time for Ohio and the note suggests that Tunis Slack paid money to James Bridwell [brother-in-law of Adam Caylor and current resident of Loudoun County] with [Joseph] Blincoe and Peter Oatyer participating in some way. Bridwell and Caylor were sons-in-law of Oatyer - Bridwell followed Caylor to Ohio several years later.⁴⁰

Peter Oatyar was a witness to the sale of land by Thomas Ludwell Lee and his wife, Fanny Lee, in July 1808. Thomas sold about 700 acres, known as Berry-Hill, on the bank of Potomac Run in Stafford County to James Hore of Stafford County. The Thomas Lee family (ancestor of Thomas Ludwell Lee) owned several thousand acres on both banks of Broad Run, Loudoun County, in the early and mid 1700s and this would make Thomas Ludwell Lee and Peter large landowners in the same area so they should have known each other.⁴¹

Peter Oatyer witnessed the inventory of Christopher Houser 20 June 1807 in Loudoun Co, Virginia.⁴²

Peter Oatyer of Loudoun sold 71 acres to Colley McAttee of Loudoun in 1807. It was subject to a lease for life for Elizabeth and Catharine Schry. The deed was recorded in court 14 Dec 1807 and the witness was Saml M Edwards (who also witnessed Peter's will in 1829.)⁴³

Fanny Lee, executrix of estate of Thomas Ludwell Lee, sold 416 acres to Peter Oatyer of Loudoun 9 May 1808. The land was adjacent to that of Hugh Caldwell.⁴⁴

He appeared on the 1810 federal census of Loudoun Co, Virginia, on census date 6 Aug 1810. Household of Peter Etcher: one male >45 and one female >45, with three people engaged in agriculture. Based on property tax lists he was located in Cameron Parish.¹

Peter Oatyer purchased the Broad Run Church Tract of 362 acres, 3 rods and 11 perches for $1810 on 4 Mar 1811. The land was bounded by the church road, the church spring branch, Oatyar's existing property, and John Moffett's property.⁴⁵

Peter, Mary Mills and Peter Snyder were appraisers of the estate of John Mills 14 Oct 1811.⁴⁶

He was listed as a property owner in 1815 with two properties, one on Broad Run Church road at "Great Creek," eight miles southeast of Leesburg and the other north of Goose Creek, four miles south of Leesburg.⁴⁷

He was listed as a purchaser in the sale of goods from the estate of George Miller on 9 Mar 1815.⁴⁸

He was listed as an appraiser for the estate of Adam Havener 9 Dec 1815, along with Thos Muse and Michael Howser.⁴⁸

In 1820 the Directors of the Leesburg Turnpike wanted to condemn necessary land to make the turnpike pass through part of the property of Thomas H Muse. The sheriff formed a committee of 12 disinterested freeholders - Levy Whaley, Dean James, David Lewis, Richard Presgraves, James Cross, Peter Oatyer, William Lafeber, William Shied, James McFarling, Henry S Cooke, Epraim Carter, and John R Adam - to meet on Muse's land and decide on the extent of damage to Muse - they decided $90 was due Muse for damages, which was paid 1 Jul 1820.⁴⁹

He appeared on the 1820 federal census of Loudoun Co, Virginia, on census date 7 Aug 1820. Household of Peter Oatyer: one male >45 (Peter), smudged mark in column for female 26-45, one female >45, one male slave under 10, two male slaves 26-45, and one female slave 14-20 with three people engaged in agriculture.²



On 24 Jan 1823 in Loudoun County, there was a sale of the property of James Frazer - among the purchasers were Wm Lefever, Peter Oatyer Jr and Sr, and Alexander Lyon.⁵¹



Peter left a will 23 February 1829 in Loudoun Co, Virginia, (transcription available) (witnesses were Benjamin Davis, Samuel M Edwards, E G Hamilton, and Richard H Henderson.)⁵⁴

He appeared on the 1830 federal census of Loudoun Co, Virginia, on census date 1 Jun 1830. Household of Peter Oatyar: one male 70-80 and one female 80-90, residing in Cameron Parish. There were also five slaves in the household, three male and two female.³

There were two codicils to Peter Oatyer's will, the first dated 2 May 1832 declared William Lafaber, son-in-law, to be executor and the second on 5 Aug 1833 stated that Jno M Wilson was to be executor since Wm Lafaber was not able to perform as executor.⁵⁵



Peter Oatyer died 1 May 1834 in Loudoun Co, Virginia, at age 82.^57,4

Peter was buried in Hillside - Broad Run Cemetery, Waxpool (near), Loudoun Co, Virginia.^58,59

His obituary stated: "On the 1^st inst a few miles from Leesburg, Loudoun County, Virginia, Mr Peter Oatyar, aged 82 years and 9 months. The deceased was born in New Jersey August 1, 1751, and soon after his marriage removed to this county, in a state of abject poverty – Such, however, was his industry and economy, that he accumulated a very large estate, being, at the time of his death, in possession of more than 3000 acres of land in Loudoun, with much other property, and large sums of cash on interest. The deceased was baptized, by the Rev William Gilmore, when he was about 80 years of age and lived a respectable member of the Baptist Church in Leesburg, about 3 years – He attended the last meeting but one before his death – The disease of which he died, seized upon him on Monday immediately previous to his dissolution; when, contrary to his usual practice, he refused to send for a physician, saying that his time had come – He continued to walk about his house and premises until Thursday, the 1^st inst, and was upon his feet within 10 minutes of his death – five minutes before which he set upon the side of his bed, and said – “Oh! Death! Where is thy sting! – Oh! Grave! Where is thy victory! – Death has lost its terror to me!” – He then laid down, and in three or four minutes, without a sign, groan, or struggle, fell asleep in death, as the writer of this believes, in the arms of Jesus. Mr Oatyar has been a widower for more than three years – He has left children, many grandchildren, and offspring of the fourth generation, to mourn their bereavement."⁴

Peter's property - horses, cattle, sheep, hogs, farming utensils, grain in the ground, hay in stack, corn, buckwheat, household and kitchen utensils - was to be sold at public auction 27 May 1834 by John M Wilson, executor. Cash was required for items less than $5 and a credit of 12 months was allowed for other items. Peter's house and garden were for rent for the remainder of 1834 and people were to apply to James Caylor if interested.⁶⁰

On 20 Jun 1835, John M Wilson, trustee for Bridewell's heirs, ran an ad in the Genius of Liberty, to offer for rent "to the highest bidder on the 23rd day of July, the farm formerly belonging to Peter Oayter, deceased, at present in the possession of Peter Etcher, jr and now the property of Bridewell's heirs, near Cochran's MIll, on Goose Creek." He is referring to James Bridwell and wife Sophia Etcher, daughter of Peter Oatyer; also, Peter Etcher Jr is the grandson of Peter Oatyer.⁶¹

There was a settlement and accounting of Peter's estate on 9 May 1836, carried out by executor John M Wilson. There were further settlements recorded over the period Feb 1856 - Apr 1869.^62,63

Susanna Oatyer was born between 1774 and 1775 in Virginia Colony.¹ She was the daughter of Peter Oatyer and Anna Maria "Mary" Becher.

Susanna married Adam Caylor, son of Jocab Kalor and Barbary [-?-], circa 1797.^2,3

Susanna Oatyer was named in the will of Peter Oatyer as his daughter and wife of (-?-) Caylor 23 February 1829 in Loudoun Co, Virginia.⁴

She appeared on the 1850 federal census of Fayette Co, Ohio, in the household of Jacob Wright, her son-in-law.¹

Susanna Oatyer died likely between October 1850 and May 1860 (she did not appear in the 1860 census.)

Mary Ogborne was the daughter of Samuel Ogborne and Jane Curtis.¹

Mary Ogborne was named in the will of John Hampton as a stepdaughter 23 January 1702 in Freehold, Monmouth Co, Province of East Jersey.^2,3



Mary married Jonas Ketle.⁶

Mary Ogborne was named in the will of Jane Curtis as her daughter 8 August 1729 in Bucks Co, Province of Pennsylvania.⁶

Samuel married Jane Curtis, daughter of Thomas Curtis and Jane [-?-].^1,2

Samuel Ogborne died in 1694.²

Samuel Ogborne was the son of Samuel Ogborne and Jane Curtis.¹



Samuel Ogborne was named in the will of Jane Curtis as her son 8 August 1729 in Bucks Co, Province of Pennsylvania.¹

Sarah Ogborne was the daughter of Samuel Ogborne and Jane Curtis.¹

Sarah Ogborne was named in the will of John Hampton as a stepdaughter 23 January 1702 in Freehold, Monmouth Co, Province of East Jersey.^2,3



Sarah married Edmund Kinsey.^6,7

Sarah Ogborne was named in the will of Jane Curtis as her daughter 8 August 1729 in Bucks Co, Province of Pennsylvania.⁶

Edith M Ogburn was born between 1893 and 1894 in Iowa.¹

Edith married Maurice Charles Price, son of Charles P Price and Virginia McFarland, between 1918 and 1919.²

She appeared on the 1920 federal census of Natrona Co, Wyoming, in the household of Maurice Charles Price.¹

She appeared on the 1930 federal census of Natrona Co, Wyoming, in the household of Maurice Charles Price.²

John Okeson was named in the will of David Hampton as a witness 16 September 1710 in Monmouth Co, Province of New Jersey.^1,2

Thomas married Mary Garret, daughter of Samuel Garret, between 5 November 1721 and 6 December 1721 likely in Delaware Co, Province of Pennsylvania, (marriage reported complete by 6 Dec 1721 at Darby Monthly Meeting.)^1,2,3

Thomas Oldman died likely 1 March 1734 in Philadelphia Co, Province of Pennsylvania.⁴

Thomas was buried 3 March 1734 in Philadelphia Co, Province of Pennsylvania.⁴

David Oliver was born in 1692/93 (based on age 55 years on tombstone.)¹

David married Elizabeth Hampton, daughter of Andrew Hampton and Margaret Cumine, circa 1720 (estimate based on information in David's will.)²

David left a will 3 November 1747 in Essex Co, Province of New Jersey, where he was noted as a carpenter. He named children— David, Samuel, Jeremiah, John, Jonathan, Sarah and Elizabeth, last four under age. Lands purchased of Abel Smith and John Shotwell, at Westfleld; land joining land of Joseph Bird. Executors— wife, Elizabeth, and son Samuel. Witnesses—Daniel Terrill, Joanna Lambert, John Terrlll. Proved Nov. 24, 1747.³

David Oliver died 12 November 1747 likely in Province of New Jersey.^3,1

David was buried in First Presbyterian Churchyard, Elizabeth, Essex Co, Province of New Jersey.¹

David Oliver was the son of David Oliver and Elizabeth Hampton.¹

Elizabeth Oliver was born in Ohio.¹ She was the daughter of Henry Oliver.¹

Elizabeth married James F Lyon, son of Harrison D Lyon and Mary E Hickman.¹

Elizabeth Oliver was the daughter of David Oliver and Elizabeth Hampton.¹

Jeremiah Oliver was the son of David Oliver and Elizabeth Hampton.¹

John Oliver was the son of David Oliver and Elizabeth Hampton.¹

Jonathan Oliver was the son of David Oliver and Elizabeth Hampton.¹

Nora Oliver was born 24 January 1876 in Virginia.^1,2

Nora married James Edward Lyons, son of John V Lyons and Lydia A [-?-], between 1898 and 1899.¹ Nora Oliver appeared on the 1910 federal census of Fairfax Co, Virginia, in the household of James Edward Lyons; all four of her children were alive in 1910.¹

Nora Oliver died 25 November 1910 at age 34.²

Nora was buried in Andrew Chapel Cemetery, Vienna, Fairfax Co, Virginia.²

Samuel Oliver was the son of David Oliver and Elizabeth Hampton.¹

Sarah Oliver was the daughter of David Oliver and Elizabeth Hampton.¹

Willard Oliver was born 16 September 1898 in Virginia.^2,3,1 He was the son of Carrie Leona [-?-].³

Willard registered for the World War I Selective Service Draft 12 September 1918 in Fairfax Co, Virginia, where he lived in Vienna and worked as a mechanic for the Harper Overland Company on Connecticut Avenue, Washington DC. He named his mother, Carrie Leona Oliver, as nearest relative. He was of medium height, slender build, had blue eyes and light brown hair.³ Willard and Mildred Irene Stoy obtained a marriage license 17 June 1926 in Washington, DC.⁴

He appeared on the 1930 federal census of Fairfax Co, Virginia, in the household of John Kenyon Berry, his brother-in-law; he worked as a mechanic at an auto repair shop.¹

His Social Security Number was 578-01-4888, issued before 1951 in Washington, DC.²

He was mentioned in the obituary of Mildred Irene Stoy 4 November 1981.⁵

Willard Oliver died 27 May 1991 at age 92 (last residence was McLean, Fairfax County, Virginia.)²

Willard was buried in Andrew Chapel Cemetery, Vienna, Fairfax Co, Virginia.⁶

[-?-] married Mary Hampton, daughter of Jonathan Hampton and Mary Ann [-?-].¹

Floyd married Elsie E Hawes, daughter of Thomas Clinton Hawes and Bessie May Constable.¹

B married Ruhamer Drucilla Hummer, daughter of George Washington Hummer and Saenis Morgan.¹

Alpheus Orr was born between 1852 and 1853 in Indiana.¹

Alpheus married Nancy C [-?-].¹

He appeared on the 1920 federal census of Tipton Co, Indiana, enumerated 14 January 1920. Household: Alpheus Orr (67), Nancy C (wif - 60), Ruth E (dau - 28), Wallace E (son - 17), Vernon G Shockley (sil - 26), Gerald V Shockley (grson - 6), Cathryn S Shockley (grdau - 4&6/12), and Oral Woolford (roomer - 22), residing on Elm Street, Jefferson Township, Kempton, where Alpheus was a foreman at a rubber works.¹

Elizabeth Jane Orr was born 12 December 1842 in Ohio.^2,1

Elizabeth married Barzella Nelson Spar Etcher, son of Sanford E Atcher, 11 October 1870 in Marion Co, Iowa.³

She appeared on the 1880 federal census of Marion Co, Iowa, in the household of Barzella Nelson Spar Etcher.¹

Elizabeth Jane Orr died 10 February 1883 at age 40.²

Elizabeth was buried in Concord Cemetery, Knoxville, Marion Co, Iowa.²

John married Elizabeth Snider, daughter of Henry Snider and Elizabeth [-?-].¹

Ruth Etta Orr was born between 1891 and 1892 in Indiana.¹ She was the daughter of Alpheus Orr and Nancy C [-?-].¹

Ruth married Vernon George Shockley, son of George William Shockley and Sina M Clidence.¹

She appeared on the 1920 federal census of Tipton Co, Indiana, in her parent's household.¹

Samuel married Nancy Snider, daughter of Henry Snider and Elizabeth [-?-].¹

Wallace E Orr was born between 1902 and 1903 in Indiana.¹ He was the son of Alpheus Orr and Nancy C [-?-].¹

He appeared on the 1920 federal census of Tipton Co, Indiana, in his parent's household.¹

Ellen E Orrison was born between 1836 and 1837 in Fairfax Co, Virginia.²

Ellen married Braden Ezra Hummer, son of Washington Hummer and Martena Bayle Fox, 21 March 1876 in Fairfax Co, Virginia.³

She appeared on the 1880 federal census of Fairfax Co, Virginia, in the household of Braden Ezra Hummer.¹

Ellen E Orrison died 27 September 1891 in Fairfax Co, Virginia.²

Irene Blanche "Rena" Orrison was born between 1869 and 1870 in Virginia.¹ She was the daughter of James William Orrison.⁴

Irene married Charles Edwin Shryock, son of Reuben Shryock and Martha A Gardner, 21 December 1908 in Mt Hope Baptist Church, Waxpool, Loudoun Co, Virginia, (Rev G W Popkins presided.)^5,1,4 Irene Blanche "Rena" Orrison appeared on the 1910 federal census of Loudoun Co, Virginia, in the household of Charles Edwin Shryock; she had no children.¹

She appeared on the 1920 federal census of Loudoun Co, Virginia, in the household of Charles Edwin Shryock.²

She appeared on the 1930 federal census of Loudoun Co, Virginia, enumerated 30 April 1930. Household: Irene B Shryock (62), Walter Orrison (neph - 15), and Edwin Orrison (neph - 12), residing in Broad Run district - she was widowed.³

James William Orrison died 16 September 1915 in the home of his daughter and son-in-law, C E Shryock, Mt Hope (near), Loudoun Co, Virginia, (Rev G W Popkins presided at funeral.)¹

William Orth was born 24 November 1908.¹

William married Ruth L Fiske, daughter of Henry W Fiske and Ruth Anna Etcher.

His Social Security Number was 213-16-6240, issued before 1951 in Maryland.²

William Orth died in February 1986 at age 77 (last residence was Winchester, Virginia.)¹

Deborah Osborn was born between March 1783 and 1784.¹ She was the daughter of Jonathan Howel Osborn and Margaret Simpson.^1,2

Deborah married first George Doty Clark, son of John Clark, 1 September 1804 in Springfield, Essex Co, New Jersey.²

Deborah married second [-?-] Camel.³

Moved to Ohio.³

Esther Osborn was the daughter of John Osborn and Puah Howel.

Esther Osborn was baptized 25 October 1789 in New Providence Presbyterian Church Cemetery, New Providence, Essex Co, New Jersey.¹ She was the daughter of Jonathan Howel Osborn and Margaret Simpson.^1,2

Esther Osborn died 12 February 1794 at age 4.³

Esther was buried in New Providence, Essex Co, New Jersey.³

Eunice Osborn was the daughter of John Osborn and Puah Howel.

Jane Osborn was the daughter of John Osborn and Puah Howel.

Jeremiah Hart Osborn was baptized 8 January 1769 in New Providence Presbyterian Church Cemetery, New Providence, Essex Co, Province of New Jersey.¹ He was the son of Jonathan Howel Osborn and Deborah Hart.¹

John Osborn was born in 1718. He was the son of John Osborn.

John married Puah Howel.

John Osborn died 1 September 1776 in Elizabeth Town, Essex Co, Province of New Jersey.

John Osborn was born 20 April 1787.¹ He was the son of Jonathan Howel Osborn and Margaret Simpson.^2,3 John Osborn was baptized 20 May 1787 in New Providence Presbyterian Church Cemetery, New Providence, Essex Co, Province of New Jersey.²

John married Sarah "Sally" Clark, daughter of John Clark and Sarah Doty, 2 July 1809 in Springfield, Essex Co, New Jersey.^4,1

John Osborn died in 1859.⁴

John was buried in New Providence Presbyterian Church Cemetery, New Providence, Essex Co, New Jersey.⁴

John Osborn Jr was the son of John Osborn and Puah Howel.

Jonathan Osborn was born in 1785.¹ He was the son of Jonathan Howel Osborn and Margaret Simpson.¹

Jonathan Osborn died 9 January 1789 in New Jersey.²

Jonathan was buried in New Providence Presbyterian Church Cemetery, New Providence, Essex Co, New Jersey.²

Jonathan Osborn was the son of Jonathan Howel Osborn and Deborah Hart.¹

Jonathan Osborn died 6 March 1783.¹

Jonathan Howel Osborn was born between 1743 and 1744.^3,4 He was the son of John Osborn and Puah Howel.³

Jonathan married first Deborah Hart, daughter of Jeremiah Hart and Sarah [-?-], 5 January 1766 in New Providence, Essex Co, Province of New Jersey.³

Jonathan married second Margaret Simpson, daughter of John Simpson and Sarah Carle, 9 February 1783 in New Providence Presbyterian Church Cemetery, New Providence, Essex Co, Province of New Jersey.^5,1,6

Jonathan Howel Osborn was named in the will of John Simpson as husband of his daughter Margaret 5 May 1786 in Gloucester Co, Province of New Jersey.⁷

Jonathan Howel Osborn died 2 December 1792.^3,4

Jonathan was buried in New Providence Presbyterian Church Cemetery, New Providence, Essex Co, New Jersey.

Polly Osborn was the daughter of John Osborn and Puah Howel.

Puah Osborn was the daughter of John Osborn and Puah Howel.

Rachel Osborn was the daughter of John Osborn and Puah Howel.

Benjamin Osborne was born 4 December 1646 in New Haven, New Haven Co, Connecticut Colony. He was the son of Thomas Osborne and Mary Goatly.

Benjamin married Abigail Talmadge.

Benjamin Osborne died 27 February 1721/22 in East Hampton, Suffolk Co, Province of New York, at age 75.

Benjamin Osborne was born circa 1692. He was the son of Benjamin Osborne and Abigail Talmadge.

Jeremy married Joan Wyborne.

Mary Osborne was born circa 1683. She was the daughter of Benjamin Osborne and Abigail Talmadge.

Susanna? Osborne was born circa 1680. She was the daughter of Benjamin Osborne and Abigail Talmadge.

Thomas Osborne was born circa 1594. He was the son of Jeremy Osborne and Joan Wyborne.

Thomas married Mary Goatly 18 January 1621/22 in Ashford, Kent, England.

Thomas Osborne died after 26 November 1677.

Thomas Osborne was born circa 1686. He was the son of Benjamin Osborne and Abigail Talmadge.

[-?-] married Juanita M Caylor, daughter of Ernest Paul Caylor and Delia J [-?-].¹

Abigail Osler was born circa 1800.¹ She was the daughter of [-?-] Osler and [-?-] Rudderow.¹

Abigail Osler was named in the will of William Rudderow as his granddaughter 7 January 1804 in Gloucester Co, New Jersey.¹

Mary Osler was born circa 1798.¹ She was the daughter of [-?-] Osler and [-?-] Rudderow.¹

Mary Osler was named in the will of William Rudderow as his granddaughter 7 January 1804 in Gloucester Co, New Jersey.¹

[-?-] married [-?-] Rudderow, daughter of William Rudderow and Abigail Spicer.¹

[-?-] married Nellie Moran, daughter of David H Moran and Emma Theresa Bender, between 1913 and 1914.^1,2

Elizabeth Ostler was born in 1705 in Burlington Co, Province of New Jersey.

Elizabeth married William Reeves, son of William Reeves and Rachel Sullivan, circa 1719 in Burlington Co, Province of New Jersey.¹

Elizabeth Ostler died 28 February 1780 in Burlington Co, Province of New Jersey.

Gussie Ostroski was born in Pennsylvania.¹

Gussie married Roman Aberant.¹

Adam Ostrowski was born perhaps in 1895 in Poland.¹

Adam married Stella Wysocki.¹

Stanley Joseph Ostrowski was born 12 December 1919 in Wilmington, New Castle Co, Delaware.^1,2 He was the son of Adam Ostrowski and Stella Wysocki.² Stanley and Janina "Jennie" Shulzitski obtained a marriage license 3 November 1948 in Luzerne Co, Pennsylvania.^3,2

Stanley married Janina "Jennie" Shulzitski, daughter of John Shulzitski and Lillian Irene Janczewski, 6 November 1948 in Luzerne Co, Pennsylvania.²

He was mentioned in the obituary of Janina "Jennie" Shulzitski, as her husband, 10 August 1981.⁴

Stanley Joseph Ostrowski died 25 May 2008 at age 88.¹

Stanley was buried in All Saints Cemetery, Wilmington, New Castle Co, Delaware, (Sec-9 Blk-27 Lot-17 Grv-8.)¹

Robert Marian Otley was born 16 September 1866 in Loudoun Co, Virginia.^1,2,3 He was the son of William H Clay Otley and Mary E Conner.^4,3

He appeared on the 1880 federal census of Loudoun Co, Virginia, in his parent's household.¹



Robert Marian Otley died in 1937.²

Robert was buried in Goose Creek Burying Ground, Lincoln, Loudoun Co, Virginia.²

Rosa Orra Otley was born 18 May 1877 in Philomont, Loudoun Co, Virginia.^1,2 She was the daughter of William H Clay Otley and Mary E Conner.^3,2

She appeared on the 1880 federal census of Loudoun Co, Virginia, in her parent's household.¹

Rosa married [-?-] Thompson.³

Samuel C Otley was born between 1870 and 1871 in Virginia.¹ He was the son of William H Clay Otley and Mary E Conner.²

He appeared on the 1880 federal census of Loudoun Co, Virginia, in his parent's household.¹

William Otley was born between 1868 and 1869 in Virginia.¹ He was the son of William H Clay Otley and Mary E Conner.

He appeared on the 1880 federal census of Loudoun Co, Virginia, in his parent's household.¹

William married Mary [-?-].¹

William H Clay Otley was born 30 September 1844 in Loudoun Co, Virginia.^2,1,3 He was the son of William Otley and Mary [-?-].²

William married Mary E Conner, daughter of John Conner and Susan Lyne, 2 November 1865 in Leesburg, Loudoun Co, Virginia.^4,2

He appeared on the 1880 federal census of Loudoun Co, Virginia, enumerated 3 June 1880. Household: William H Otley (35&4/12), Mary E (wif - 37&7/12), Robert M (son - 13&9/12), William H (son - 11), Samuel H (son - 9), and Roselie O (dau - 3), residing in the Mt Gilead district where William H was a farmer.¹

William H Clay Otley died 20 February 1895 at age 50.³

William was buried in Goose Creek Burying Ground, Lincoln, Loudoun Co, Virginia.³

Helen married Lloyd Diehl Schaeffer.¹

She was mentioned in the obituary of Lloyd Diehl Schaeffer 20 January 1979.¹

Helen Ott died 14 April 1984.²

Her obituary stated: "On Saturday, April 14, 1984 Helen Ott Schaeffer; wife of the late Lloyd D Schaeffer; mother of Robert S Schaeffer; sister of Mrs Carl Meininger of Bethesda, Md, and Mrs Isabel Unger of Mercersburg, Pa; 3 grandchildren also survive. . . ."²

Helen was buried 18 April 1984 in Rock Creek Cemetery, Washington, DC.²

Edward J Ovsevitz was born 29 April 1947.¹

His Social Security Number was 527-76-7306, issued in 1964 in Arizona.¹

Edward J Ovsevitz died 25 May 2006 at age 59.¹

Martha Owen was born between 1818 and 1819 in Tennessee.¹

Martha married Isaiah Rudd 27 August 1839 in McMinn Co, Tennessee.⁵

She appeared on the 1850 federal census of Cherokee Co, Alabama, in the household of Isaiah Rudd.¹

She appeared on the 1860 federal census of Cherokee Co, Alabama, in the household of Isaiah Rudd, where it was noted that she could not read or write.²

She appeared on the 1870 federal census of Cherokee Co, Alabama, in the household of Isaiah Rudd.³

She appeared on the 1880 federal census of Cherokee Co, Alabama, in the household of Isaiah Rudd.⁴

Martha was buried in Cedar Hill Cemetery, Leesburg, Cherokee Co, Alabama.⁶

[-?-] married Margaret Rudd, daughter of Joseph Rudd and Elizabeth Wilmoth.²

Benjamin married Amanda Meadows.

Carrie Lee Pace was born 24 August 1862 in Trenton, Dade Co, Georgia.^5,2,6 She was the daughter of Benjamin Franklin Pace and Amanda Meadows.

Carrie married John Price Jacoway, son of John Garrett Jacoway and Nancy Middleton, 2 October 1879 in Trenton, Dade Co, Georgia, (by Wm J Callan, MG.)^7,8,2

She appeared on the 1880 federal census of Dade Co, Georgia, in the household of John Price Jacoway.¹

She appeared on the 1900 federal census of Dade Co, Georgia, in the household of John Price Jacoway, where seven of her nine children were alive in 1900.²

She appeared on the 1910 federal census of Dade Co, Georgia, in the household of John Price Jacoway, where ten of her 13 children were alive in 1910.³ Carrie Lee Pace was listed in the WWI draft registration record of Robert Lynn Jacoway 12 September 1918 as his mother.⁹

She appeared on the 1920 federal census of Hamilton Co, Tennessee, enumerated 15 January 1920. Household: Carrie Jacoway (58), Griggs (son - 26), Clair (son - 24), Lynn (son - 21), Boyd (son - 19), Carrie (dau - 16), Katherine (dau - 14), Celeste (dau - 11), Otis Bishop (boarder - 21), and Marble Bishop (boarder - 17), residing at 812 Tenth Street, Chattanooga.⁴

Carrie Lee Pace died 7 March 1929 in Chattanooga, Hamilton Co, Tennessee, at age 66¹⁰ and had the following medical condition noted at death: cerebral hemorrhage & arterio-sclerosis.¹⁰

Her obituary stated: "Stricken with paralysis last Saturday night, Mrs Carrie L Jacoway, 66, beloved resident and widow of Col J P Jacoway, passed away at 9 o'clock Thursday morning at her home, 603 Lindsay street. She had previously suffered another stroke and had not been in good health for some time. Born at Trenton, Ga, on Aug 24, 1862, Mrs Jacoway was loved throughout Dade county because of her sweet Christian character and her many acts of love and service. She found joy in bringing brightness into other lives and in aiding others along life's way. Uniting with the Southern Methodist church during early childhood, she had been active in the work of the church during all the years since. Upon coming to Chattannooga about fifteen years ago she transferred her membership to Centenary church, and when her health permitted she regularly attended its services . . . . She was the mother of thirteen children, ten of whom survive, as follows: Price H, Grady, Griggs, Lynn, Clare and Boyd, Mrs D M Raulston, Mrs Ernest D Cushman, Misses Carrie Lee and Celeste; two sisters, Mrs R H Tatum and Mrs R S Rogers, of Trenton, Ga, and a number of grandchildren. . . .⁶

Carrie was buried 8 March 1929 in Trenton Baptist Cemetery, Trenton, Dade Co, Georgia.^10,11

Jack married Katheryn Alice Caylor, daughter of Dr Claude Carlisle Caylor and Alice Catherine Donnelly.¹

An engagement announcement 22 November 1956 stated: "Mr and Mrs Jack B Pace of Kensington, Md, announce the engagement of their niece, Barbara Jean, to William C Shober, son of Mr and Mrs David A Shober of Silver Spring, Md. Miss Pace attends the Lucy Webb Hayes School of Nursing at Sibley Memorial Hospital. A June wedding is planned."²

An engagement announcement 11 June 1957 stated: "Mr and Mrs Jack B Pace of Kensington, Md, announce the engagement of their niece, Virginia Ann, to Stanley Joseph Tokarski Jr, son of Mr and Mrs Stanley Joseph Tokarski of Willimansett, Mass."³

Jack B Pace died 11 September 1971 in Charleston, Charleston Co, South Carolina.⁴

His obituary stated: "On Saturday, September 11, 1971 in Charleston, SC, Jack B Pace, beloved husband of Kathryne C Pace, devoted uncle of Mrs Virginia Ann Tokarski, Mrs Barbara Jean Watkins and Mrs Nancy Jo Brandau. Funeral services will be held on Wednesday, September 15 at Brown's Funeral Home, Sececa, SC."⁴

Minnie M Paden was born in September 1874 in Ohio.³

Minnie married David McMasters, son of [-?-] McMasters and Adaline Simpson, between 1893 and 1894.³ Minnie M Paden appeared on the 1900 federal census of Marshall Co, West Virginia, in the household of David McMasters; both her children were alive in 1900.³ Minnie M Paden appeared on the 1910 federal census of Merced Co, California, in the household of David McMasters; 4 of her 5 children were alive in 1910.⁴

She appeared on the 1920 federal census of Fresno Co, California, in the household of David McMasters.⁵

She appeared on the 1930 federal census of Fresno Co, California, in the household of David McMasters.⁶

Harold S Padgett was born 20 July 1911.¹

Harold married Dora Howser, daughter of William Henry Howser and Cora Corene Caylor, in 1935.²

His Social Security Number was 577-10-2708, issued before 1951 in Washington, DC.¹

Harold S Padgett died 23 May 1978 in Fairfax Hospital, Fairfax, Virginia, at age 66 (last residence was Vienna, Fairfax County, Virginia.)³

His obituary stated: "On Tuesday, May 23, 1978 at Fairfax Hospital. Husband of Dora H Padgett; father of Lillian Williams and Lynn Hoch; he is also survived by two grandchildren, Wendy Hoch and James Williams. . . ."³

Harold was buried 26 May 1978 in National Memorial Park Cemetery, Falls Church, Virginia.³

Lillian Padgett is the daughter of Harold S Padgett and Dora Howser.¹

Lynn Padgett is the daughter of Harold S Padgett and Dora Howser.¹

Mary married Thomas Lyne, son of Thomas Lyne and Mary Sanford.^1,2

Mary left a will 15 March 1812 in Loudoun Co, Virginia, and it was recorded 14 Apr 1812. Executors were Wm and Sanford Lyne; security was given by Timothy Paget and Henry Settle.³

Mary Padgett died between 16 March 1812 and 13 April 1812 likely in Loudoun Co, Virginia.³

Betty Page is the daughter of Emmet Carson Page and Bertha M Franks.¹

Emmet Carson Page was born 9 September 1901.^3,4

Emmet married first Bertha M Franks, daughter of T B Franks and Ida M [-?-], between 1924 and 1925.^1,2,5 Emmet Carson Page appeared on the 1930 federal census of Fairfax Co, Virginia, in the household of T B Franks, his father-in-law; he was a salesman for a garage.¹

He appeared on the 1940 federal census of Fairfax Co, Virginia, enumerated 20 April 1940. Household: Emmett C Page (38), Bertha M (wif - 31), Shirley V (dau - 12), and Nellie F Cornell (sil - 39), residing on Station Street, Herndon, where Emmett C was a radio and heat installer for an auto sales and service company who rented his home for $17/month, had completed four years of high school, had worked 52 weeks in the past year and earned $1,820 in 1939.²

Emmet married second Annie Elizabeth Caylor, daughter of George Franklin Caylor and Edith Dixon, 9 April 1950 in Pleasant Valley, Loudoun Co, Virginia.^6,7

His Social Security Number was 578-03-0255, issued before 1951 in Washington, DC.⁴

Emmet Carson Page died 19 March 1986 at age 84 (last residence was Sterling, Loudoun County, Virginia.)^4,8

His obituary stated: "On March 19, 1986 of Sterling, Va and formerly of Herndon, Va; husband of Elizabeth C Page; father of Frances Sullivan, Betty Bunkman and Shirley Hutchison. Survived by 11 grandchildren, 22 great-grandchildren; brother of Betty Bicksler and Tartar Page. . . ."⁸

Emmet was buried 21 March 1986 in Sterling Cemetery, Sterling, Loudoun Co, Virginia.⁸

Frances Page is the daughter of Emmet Carson Page and Bertha M Franks.¹

Shirley Page is the daughter of Emmet Carson Page and Bertha M Franks.¹

Richard Paine was named in the will of John Winget as his bondsman [and future husband of Sarah] 12 March 1683/84 in Dover Township, Province of New Hampshire.¹

Richard married Sarah Taylor, daughter of Anthony Taylor.²

Frances Hannah Palfreyman was born 31 July 1872 in East Alton, Madison Co, Illinois.^1,4 She was the daughter of Joseph Palfreyman and Frances Green.⁴

Frances married Alfred E Roby, son of Isaac O Roby and Senora M Vandike, between 1889 and 1890.¹

She appeared on the 1900 federal census of Appanoose Co, Iowa, in the household of Alfred E Roby.¹

She appeared on the 1910 federal census of Appanoose Co, Iowa, in the household of Alfred E Roby.²

She appeared on the 1920 federal census of Jackson Co, Missouri, in the household of Alfred E Roby.³

Frances Hannah Palfreyman was listed as informant on the death certificate of Alfred E Roby.⁵

Frances Hannah Palfreyman died 19 March 1960 in Independence, Jackson Co, Missouri, at age 87.⁴

Frances was buried in Englewood Cemetery, Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co, California.⁴

Joseph married Frances Green.¹

Ellis married Anne Rudd, daughter of John Rudd and Hannah [-?-].¹

Ellis Palmer was named in the will of Hannah [-?-] as her son-in-law and co-executor 2 October 1771 in Chesterfield Co, Virginia Colony.¹

Thomas Palmer was born circa 1752 (estimate based on will of grandfather John Rudd.)¹ He was the son of Ellis Palmer and Anne Rudd.¹

Thomas Palmer was named in the will of John Rudd as son of his daughter Anne 5 January 1754 in Chesterfield Co, Virginia Colony.¹

Thomas Palmer was named in the will of Hannah [-?-] as her grandson 2 October 1771 in Chesterfield Co, Virginia Colony.²

Everett Pancake was born 27 February 1904 in West Virginia.⁴ He was the son of William Pancake and Lillian W Scott.¹

He appeared on the 1910 federal census of Cabell Co, Ohio, in his parent's household.¹ Everett Pancake appeared on the 1920 federal census of Cabell Co, West Virginia, in his parent's household - he worked in a grocery store.²

He appeared on the 1930 federal census of Cabell Co, West Virginia, in his mother's household.³

His Social Security Number was 304-03-9777, issued before 1951 in Indiana.⁴

Everett Pancake died in July 1987 at age 83 (last residence was Huntingburg, Dubois County, Indiana.)⁴

Herman H Pancake was born 16 June 1905 in West Virginia.^4,1 He was the son of William Pancake and Lillian W Scott.¹

He appeared on the 1910 federal census of Cabell Co, Ohio, in his parent's household.¹

He appeared on the 1920 federal census of Cabell Co, West Virginia, in his parent's household.²

Herman married Sue [-?-] between 1926 and 1927.³

He appeared on the 1930 federal census of Cabell Co, West Virginia, enumerated 26 April 1930. Household: Herman Pancake (24) and Sue (wif - 24), residing in Gideon district, Huntington city, where he was a draftsman for a car foundry. They were living in the same house as his mother and stepfather.³

His Social Security Number was 234-07-4109, issued before 1951 in West Virginia.⁴

Herman H Pancake died in September 1978 at age 73 (last residence was Chesapeake, Lawrence County, Ohio.)⁴

Herman was buried in Woodmere Memorial Park, Huntington, Cabell Co, West Virginia.⁵

William Pancake was born 30 January 1874 in Ohio.^1,3

William married first Lillian W Scott, daughter of Charles Scott and Lula June Nesperly, between 1902 and 1903.¹

He appeared on the 1910 federal census of Cabell Co, Ohio, enumerated 18 April 1910. Household: William Pancake (36), Lillian (wif - 25), Everett (son - 6), and Herman (son - 4), residing in Huntington city where he worked as a car builder at American Car & Foundry Company. They were enumerated next to Martha Nesperly, Lillian's mother.¹

William registered for the World War I Selective Service Draft 12 September 1918 in Huntington, Cabell Co, West Virginia, where he lived at 2540 2nd Avenue and worked as an assistant foreman in the Steel Department of American Car and Foundry Company. He named Lillian Pancake as nearest relative, was tall, slender build, had blue eyes and light hair.³

He appeared on the 1920 federal census of Cabell Co, West Virginia, enumerated 6 January 1920. Household: William Pancake (45), Lillian (wif - 35), Everett (son -16), and Herman (son - 14), residing in Guyandotte district, Huntington city, where he was an owner of a grocery store.²

Samuel Pangborn was the son of Samuel Pangborn.¹

Samuel married Rachel Miller, daughter of [-?-] Miller and Hannah Hampton.²

Samuel Pangborn was named in the will of Samuel Pangborn as his son and executor 20 September 1794 in Springfield Township, Essex Co, New Jersey.¹

Samuel left a will 20 September 1794 in Springfield Township, Essex Co, New Jersey, where he named his daughter Rachel Pangburn, wife of Samuel Pangburn - he named Samuel his executor.¹

Samuel Pangborn died between 20 September 1794 and 5 November 1794.¹

His will was proved 5 November 1794 in Essex Co, New Jersey.¹

Dorcas Parcel was born between 1835 and 1836 in Pennsylvania.^2,1 She was the daughter of Stephen Parcel and Dorcas Ambler.³

Dorcas Parcel was named in the will of Stephen Parcel as his daughter 22 March 1844 in Washington Co, Pennsylvania.³



She appeared on the 1850 federal census of Washington Co, Pennsylvania, in the household of William Parcel.¹

Elizabeth Jane Parcel was born between 1829 and 1830 in Pennsylvania.^2,1 She was the daughter of Stephen Parcel and Dorcas Ambler.³

Elizabeth Jane Parcel was named in the will of Stephen Parcel as his daughter 22 March 1844 in Washington Co, Pennsylvania.³



She appeared on the 1850 federal census of Washington Co, Pennsylvania, in the household of William Parcel.¹

Isaac Parcel was born between 1823 and 1824 in Pennsylvania.¹ He was the son of Stephen Parcel and Dorcas Ambler.²

Isaac Parcel was named in the will of Stephen Parcel as his son 22 March 1844 in Washington Co, Pennsylvania.²

He appeared on the 1850 federal census of Washington Co, Pennsylvania, in the household of William Parcel.¹

John Parcel was born before 1765.³

John's surname in various records appears as Parcel, Parcell, Parcels, Parcells, Pearsall, and Porcel.

John married first [-?-] [-?-].⁵

In a biography of his grandson William Parcel (1819-1898) we find: "His grandfather, John Parcel, was three times
married, and by his first wife had six children three sons and three daughters— all of whom went West with the exception of one daughter; by the second wife there were two children, Stephen and Phebe; by the third marriage there were no children. John Parcel died at the age of eighty-nine years, his last wife having preceded him to the grave some time."⁶

John married second [-?-] Prudden, daughter of Benjamin Prudden.⁷

He appeared on the 1790 federal census of Washington Co, Pennsylvania, on census date 2 Aug 1790. Household of John Purcell: two males >16, three male <16, and three females. Enumerated close by Caleb Winget and Benjamin Pruden.¹

John Parcel was named in the will of Benjamin Prudden as his son-in-law 13 June 1799 in Washington Co, Pennsylvania.^7,8

John first married, supposedly, Elizabeth Hampton, and then, secondly, Rachel Prudden. So far, unable to locate reliable source for either marriage. However, Elizabeth being his first wife fits with Elizabeth's supposed birth being 1750 and death, 1784.

He appeared on the 1800 federal census of Washington Co, Pennsylvania, on census date 4 Aug 1800. Household of John Parcell: one male 10-16, one male 16-26, one male >45 (John), two females <10, one female 16-26, and one female >45, residing in Morris Township.²

He appeared on the 1810 federal census of Washington Co, Pennsylvania, on census date 6 Aug 1810. Household of John Parcel: one male 16-26, one male >45 (John), one female 16-26, and one female >45, residing in Morris Township. John's family was located close by Calvin Hathaway, Jacob Hathaway, Henry Hathaway, Bethany Day, Simeon Simpson, Moses Decamp and Caleb Winget - all of who associated with the Hamptons of Washington County.³

The state of Pennsylvania passed an ". . . act to authorize the administrators of the estate of Calvin Hathaway to complete the title of a tract of land" on 2 Jan 1815. John Parcel was noted as possessing land bounding the tract (in Washington County, Morris Township), as was Jacob Hathaway, Jonathan Shores and Luther Day - see attached image. These surnames were associated with the Winget family of Washington County.⁹

John married third [-?-] [-?-].⁵

There were no children in John's third marriage.⁵

He appeared on the 1820 federal census of Washington Co, Pennsylvania, on census date 7 Aug 1820. Household of John Parcel: one male >45 and one female >45, residing in Finley Township. He was enumerated next to Stephen Parcel.⁴

John Parcel died 15 November 1824 in Greene Co, Pennsylvania, (some have death in 1832, Washington County.)

John Parcel was born in 1817. He was the son of Stephen Parcel and Dorcas Ambler.¹

John Parcel was named in the will of Stephen Parcel as his son 22 March 1844 in Washington Co, Pennsylvania.¹

John Parcel was born 3 July 1783 (calculated from tombstone.)¹ He was the son of John Parcel and [-?-] [-?-].

John married Margaret [-?-].

John Parcel died 20 October 1836 in Ohio at age 53.¹

His tombstone was inscribed: "In memory of John Parcel, who died October 20, 1836, aged fifty-three years three months and seventeen days."²

John was buried in Old Caledonia Cemetery, Caledonia, Marion Co, Ohio.^1,2

Louisa Parcel was born between 1846 and 1847 in Pennsylvania.¹ She was the daughter of Stephen Parcel Jr and Anne [-?-].¹

She appeared on the 1850 federal census of Washington Co, Pennsylvania, in the household of Stephen Parcel Jr.¹

Phebe Parcel was the daughter of John Parcel and [-?-] Prudden.¹

Phebe Parcel was born in December 1816 in Pennsylvania.¹ She was the daughter of Stephen Parcel and Dorcas Ambler.²

Phebe married John Gardner.²

Phebe Parcel was named in the will of Stephen Parcel as his daughter 22 March 1844 in Washington Co, Pennsylvania.² Phebe Parcel appeared on the 1900 federal census of Logan Co, Ohio, in the household of Mary Gardner, her daughter; she was widowed.¹

Samuel Ambler Parcel was born in 1831.^2,1 He was the son of Stephen Parcel and Dorcas Ambler.³

Samuel Ambler Parcel was named in the will of Stephen Parcel as his son 22 March 1844 in Washington Co, Pennsylvania.³



He appeared on the 1850 federal census of Washington Co, Pennsylvania, in the household of William Parcel.¹

Sarah Parcel was the daughter of Stephen Parcel and Dorcas Ambler.¹

Sarah Parcel was named in the will of Stephen Parcel as his daughter 22 March 1844 in Washington Co, Pennsylvania.¹

Solomon Lee Parcel was born between 1833 and 1834 in Pennsylvania.^2,1 He was the son of Stephen Parcel and Dorcas Ambler.³

Solomon Lee Parcel was named in the will of Stephen Parcel as his son 22 March 1844 in Washington Co, Pennsylvania.³



He appeared on the 1850 federal census of Washington Co, Pennsylvania, in the household of William Parcel.¹

Stephen Parcel was born 11 November 1789 in Pennsylvania.² He was the son of John Parcel and [-?-] Prudden.³

Stephen married Dorcas Ambler.⁴

He appeared on the 1820 federal census of Washington Co, Pennsylvania, on census date 7 Aug 1820. Household of Stephen Parcel: two males <5, one male 26-45 (Stephen), two females <5, and one female 26-45, residing in Finley Township.¹

Stephen left a will 22 March 1844 in Washington Co, Pennsylvania, wherein he named his wife Dorcas and his children. Son William was co-executor along with friend Samuel Mount. Witnesses were Luther Wolfe and Wm Lindly.⁴

Stephen Parcel died 2 July 1844 in Greene Co, Pennsylvania, at age 54.²

Stephen was buried in Beulah Cemetery, Morris Township, Greene Co, Pennsylvania.²

Stephen Parcel Jr was born between 1821 and 1822 in Pennsylvania.¹ He was the son of Stephen Parcel and Dorcas Ambler.²

Stephen Parcel Jr was named in the will of Stephen Parcel as his son 22 March 1844 in Washington Co, Pennsylvania.²

Stephen married Anne [-?-] circa 1845.¹

He appeared on the 1850 federal census of Washington Co, Pennsylvania, enumerated 3 October 1850. Household: Stephen Parcel (28), Anne (26), Louisa (3), and James Bingham (8), residing in Morris Township where Stephen was a merchant.¹

William Parcel was born 30 March 1819 in Morris Township, Wasahington Co, Pennsylvania.^1,2 He was the son of Stephen Parcel and Dorcas Ambler.³

William Parcel was named in the will of Stephen Parcel as his son and co-executor 22 March 1844 in Washington Co, Pennsylvania.³

At the August session 1845 of the Washington County, Pennsylvania Orphans' Court, decisions were made regarding the minor children of Stephen Parcel. Samuel Mount and William Parcel, as executors, petitioned the court to appoint John Minton guardian of Solomon Lee Parcel, who was under 14. On the petition of Dorcas Parcel, Elizabeth Jane Parcel and Samuel A Parcel, under the age of 14, the court appointed Robert Parkinson guardian of Dorcas, John Minton guardian for Elisabeth and Samuel.⁴

He appeared on the 1850 federal census of Washington Co, Pennsylvania, enumerated 3 October 1850. Household: William Parcel (31), Isaac (26), Dorcas (24), Elizabeth (20), Samuel A (19), and Solomon E (16), residing in Morris Township where William was a farmer and had real estate valued at $2,240.¹

A transcript of an 1893 biography stated: "William Parcel was born March 30, 1819, in Morris township, Washington Co., Penn., and is a representative of an early pioneer family of the county, who were originally natives of New Jersey. His grandfather John Parcel, was three times married, and by his first wife had six children three sons and three daughters all of whom went West with the exception of one daughter; by the second wife there were two children, Stephen and Phebe; by the third marriage there were no children. John Parcel died at the age of eighty-nine years, his last wife having preceded him to the grave some time.

Stephen Parcel, son of this old pioneer, was born in 1789 in Washington county. He learned the blacksmith's trade, which he followed in his earlier days at Point Industry, Morris township. Later he conducted a mercantile business at the same place, and during the latter years of his life gave his attention to farming. He was very successful in each of his vocations, and accumulated a considerable fortune. Early in life he married Miss Dorcas Ambler, of Belmont county, Ohio, daughter of William Ambler and they became the parents of ten children, as follows: John and Sally, both deceased; Phoebe, widow of John Gardner, of Bellefontaine, Ohio; William, the subject of this sketch; Stephen, Isaac and Dorcas, all three deceased; Elizabeth Jane, widow of Lewis Hoge, and now living at the old home (she has one son, James Lewis); and Samuel Ambler and Solomon Lee, both deceased. The father died July 4, 1844, the mother a year later, both at the age of fifty-four years. The Parcel family were at one time members of the Mount Herman Baptist Church, later of the Beulah Baptist Church. In his political preferences he was an Old-line Whig.

William Parcel received his education in the subscription school of the neighborhood, which was held in an old log dwelling. He was reared to agricultural pursuits, and now owns and resides on the farm which was owned by both his father and grandfather, and which is a valuable property, located one mile southwest of Sparta. With the exception of twelve years devoted to general merchandising at Point Industry (now Sparta) Mr. Parcel has given his exclusive attention to farming. Success has crowned his honest efforts, and he is now the possessor of a comfortable competence. He has never married. His sister Elizabeth Jane lost her husband some thirty-five years ago, and she has since lived with our subject. In 1871 Mr. Parcel was elected a justice of the peace on the Republican ticket, in a Democratic township, which speaks volumes for his popularity, especially when it is considered that he was again nominated, though he declined re- election. In church connection he is a Baptist."²

William Parcel died in 1898.

William was buried in Beulah Cemetery, Morris Township, Greene Co, Pennsylvania.

Henry Parcells was born 3 September 1773 in New Providence Presbyterian Church Cemetery, New Providence, Essex Co, New Jersey.¹

He may be son of John Parcel or may be brother; in either case he was enumerated next to John in the 1800 census for Washington County, Pennsylvania - Henry was age 26-45 so birth was 1765-1774.

Clyde Leslie Park was born 3 October 1922.¹

Clyde married Juanita Ardyce Gainey, daughter of William Henry Harrison Gainey and Ruby J Stansberry.²

His Social Security Number was 519-34-6150, issued before 1951 in Idaho.¹

Clyde Leslie Park died 28 October 2003 at age 81 (last residence was Nampa, Canyon County, Idaho.)¹

Martha Jane "Jennie" Park was born 17 May 1870 in Walker Co, Georgia.^1,5

Martha married William Glenn Simmons, son of Thomas Jesse Simmons and Harriet H McWhorter, 30 June 1892 in Walker Co, Georgia, (by F Walton, minister.)^6,1,5 Martha Jane "Jennie" Park appeared on the 1900 federal census of Hamilton Co, Tennessee, in the household of William Glenn Simmons; her two children were alive in 1900.¹ Martha Jane "Jennie" Park appeared on the 1910 federal census of Buncombe Co, North Carolina, in the household of William Glenn Simmons; all five of her children were alive in 1910.²

She appeared on the 1920 federal census of Buncombe Co, North Carolina, in the household of William Glenn Simmons.³

She appeared on the 1930 federal census of Buncombe Co, North Carolina, in the household of William Glenn Simmons.⁴

Amelia Bernice Parker was born between 1890 and 1891 in Tennessee.³

Amelia married Herbert Otto Lubbes, son of Julius C Lubbes and Susana [-?-], 29 January 1908.^1,4 Amelia Bernice Parker appeared on the 1910 federal census of Ouachita Co, Arkansas, in the household of Herbert Otto Lubbes; her one child was alive in 1910.¹

She appeared on the 1920 federal census of Union Co, Arkansas, in the household of Herbert Otto Lubbes.²

She appeared on the 1930 federal census of Bradley Co, Arkansas, in the household of Herbert Otto Lubbes.³ Amelia Bernice Parker was listed in the WWII draft registration record of Herbert Otto Lubbes 27 April 1942.⁵

Amelia Bernice Parker died in 1970 likely in Warren, Bradley Co, Arkansas.⁶

Amelia was buried in Oakland Cemetery, Warren, Bradley Co, Arkansas.⁷

Anderson married Florence Adaline Rudd, daughter of Elijah L Rudd and Elizabeth Garland, 4 July 1875 in Rhea Co, Tennessee.¹

Arnold married Florence Thompson, daughter of David P Thompson and Martha Alice Rudd.¹

Bessie Erma Parker was born 8 April 1914 in Valpariso, Saunders Co, Nebraska.^1,2

Bessie married Samuel A Hesser, son of James Oscar Hesser and Maggie Van Epern.¹

Her Social Security Number was 508-09-9227, issued before 1951 in Nebraska.²

Bessie Erma Parker died 5 January 2007 in St Joseph's Mercy Health Center, Hot Springs, Garland Co, Arkansas, at age 92 (last residence was Hot Springs Village, Garland County, Arkansas.)¹

Bessie was buried 8 January 2007 in Lincoln Memorial Park, Lincoln, Lancaster Co, Nebraska.¹

Her obituary stated: ". . . . Mrs Hesser died Friday, Jan 5, 2007, in St Joseph's Regional Medical Center. She was born in Valpariso, Neb, to the late Fred and Muriel Parker and became a member of East Lincoln Christian Church in Lincoln, Neb, and Balboa Baptist Church. Mrs Hesser was preceded in death by her husband of 56 years, Samuel A Hesser, and by two sisters and a brother. Surviving are daughters Kay Bloom and her husband, Richard, of Dallas; Mary Foust and her husband, John, of Hot Springs Village, and Connie Biggs and her husband Ralph, of Wichita, Kan; six grandchildren, three step-grandchildren and several great-grandchildren. . . ."¹

Lulah Hicks Parker was born 15 October 1874 in Persimmon, Rabun Co, Georgia.^3,1,4 She was the daughter of Robert Huey Parker.³

Lulah married William Hamlin Alley, son of Shadrick Hamlin Jackson Alley and Susan Tench Purdy, 1 November 1911 (marriage performed by Rev J A Bone.)^5,6

She appeared on the 1920 federal census of Habersham Co, Georgia, in the household of William Hamlin Alley.¹

She appeared on the 1930 federal census of Habersham Co, Georgia, in the household of William Hamlin Alley.²

Lulah Hicks Parker died 4 July 1932 at age 57.⁴

Lulah was buried in Alley's Chapel Methodist Church Cemetery, Clarkesville, Habersham Co, Georgia.⁴

Martha A Parker was born 15 January 1862 in Tennessee.^1,4 She was the daughter of Sallie [-?-].¹

Martha married Elijah L Rudd, son of Elijah L Rudd and Elizabeth Garland, 26 February 1891 in Rhea Co, Tennessee.⁵

She appeared on the 1910 federal census of Rhea Co, Tennessee, enumerated 30 April 1910. Household: Mrs Mattie Rudd (43), Garland (son - 18), Cecle (son - 14), Bass (son - 5), and Sallie Parker (moth - 87), residing in the 3rd district where Mrs Mattie was widowed.¹

She appeared on the 1920 federal census of Rhea Co, Tennessee, enumerated 20 January 1920. Household: Mattie Rudd (56), Boss (son - 14), and Sarah (sil - 68), residing in the 3rd district where Mattie owned her home free of mortgage and was widowed.² Martha A Parker appeared on the 1930 federal census of Walker Co, Georgia, in the household of Cecil Rudd, her son - she was widowed.³

Martha A Parker died 22 April 1936 in Attalla, Etowah Co, Alabama, at age 74.⁴

Martha was buried in French Cemetery, Dayton, Rhea Co, Tennessee.⁴

Mary Parker was born 16 June 1788.¹

Her parents were Quakers from Shrewsbury, Monmouth County, Province of New Jersey.¹

Mary married Joseph Hampton 11 December 1828.¹

Mary Parker died 21 April 1861 at age 72.¹

Robert Huey Parker was born 14 March 1835.¹

Robert Huey Parker died 14 February 1910 at age 74.¹

Robert was buried in Bethlehem Baptist Church Cemetery, Clarkesville (near), Habersham Co, Georgia.¹

James R Parkerson was born in June 1859 in Tennessee.¹

James married Ellen [-?-] between 1882 and 1883.¹

He appeared on the 1900 federal census of Woods Co, Oklahoma Territory, enumerated 5 June 1900. Household: James R Parkerson (40), Ellen (wif - 37), Emma G (dau - 16), Reatha M (dau - 14), Belva L (dau - 12), Joseph E (son - 6), Wesley L (son - 4), and Jesse W (son - 1), residing in Stella Township, where James R was a farmer who owned his farm free of mortgage.¹

He appeared on the 1930 federal census of Los Angeles Co, California, enumerated 8 April 1930. Household: James R Parkerson (70), Ella (wif - 67), Reatha Carmean (dau - 44), Lester Carmean (grson - 24), James (grson - 19), and Bert Nash (roomer - 54), residing at 410 East 10th Street, Pomona, where James R had no occupation listed and owned his home valued at $1700.²

Reatha Parkerson was born in October 1885 in Kansas.¹ She was the daughter of James R Parkerson and Ellen [-?-].¹

She appeared on the 1900 federal census of Woods Co, Oklahoma Territory, in her parent's household.¹

Reatha married John Franklin Carmean, son of George W Carmean and Mary Elizabeth Houser, between 1902 and 1903.² Reatha Parkerson appeared on the 1910 federal census of Cowley Co, Kansas, in the household of John Franklin Carmean; both her children were alive in 1910.² Reatha Parkerson was divorced.³ She appeared on the 1930 federal census of Los Angeles Co, California, in her parent's household and was noted as divorced.³

Lived in or near Harrison, Boone County, Arkansas in 1946.⁴

Reatha was buried in Bull Shoals, Marion Co, Arkansas.⁴

Griffith Mead Parlaman was born 20 April 1923.¹

He saw military service in World War II and Korea beginning with his enlistment 9 Feb 1943 and ending with his leaving the service as a major in the USAF 5 Mar 1956.¹

Griffith married Doris V Simmons, daughter of Fred M Simmons and Nellie B Wilcox.²

His Social Security Number was 536-18-6354, issued before 1951 in Washington.³

Griffith Mead Parlaman died 22 October 1991 in his home, Chattanooga, Hamilton Co, Tennessee, at age 68.^1,4

His obituary stated: "Parlaman, Griffith M 'Bud,' 68, of Chattanooga, died Tuesday, Oct 22, at his home. He was retired from the US Air Force after many years as a fighter and test pilot. After his retirement, he worked with such aviation companies as Rockwell International, Lockheed and Northrop. He worked at Edwards Air Force Base in Lancaster, Calif, before moving to Chattanooga in 1989. He was a member of the Retired Officers Organization and was president and cofounder of the Chattanooga Bob Sled Club. He was an Episcopalian and was preceded in death by his father, Griffith Gates Parlaman. Survivors indlude his wife, Doris Parlaman; two sons, Michael C and Griffith S Parlaman, both of Torrance, Calif; sister, Frances Helena Copp; stepmother, Irene Parlaman, both of Tacoma, Wash; two grandchildren. . . ."⁴

Griffith was buried 29 October 1991 in Chattanooga National Cemetery, Chattanooga, Hamilton Co, Tennessee.¹

Griffith Sean Parlaman was born 30 October 1958 in Los Angeles Co, California.¹ He was the son of Griffith Mead Parlaman and Doris V Simmons.¹

He was mentioned in the obituary of Griffith Mead Parlaman 26 October 1991.²

Griffith Sean Parlaman died 23 November 2002 in Pattaya, Jomtien, Thailand, at age 44.³

His obituary stated: "Sean Parlaman, 44, a former resident and active community member of Ashland from 1990 to 2001, died on Nov 23, 2002, in Pattaya, Jomtien, Thailand, after a fall from a high-rise apartment building.
Born in Southern California on Oct 30, 1958, he grew up in the Antelope Valley. He was a scriptwriter, working on such television shows as "The Wonder Years." He also appeared in several movies, including Mac and Me.
Mr Parlaman moved to Ashland in 1990 where he earned a bachelor's degree in 1994 from Southern Oregon State College and pursued graduate studies at Southern Oregon University and the University of Oregon. While a student, he was involved in theater, journalism, and filmmaking. He first visited Thailand through an SOSC Global Graduates scholarship and returned to that country many times to visit.
He worked in Ashland as a teacher and journalist and in Medford at Bear Creek Corporation. An enthusiastic supporter of Ashland High School sports, he was active in the booster club and read the half-time sports report at Grizzly football games for several seasons. He also had been avidly involved in martial arts at both the Ashland YMCA and Ashland Champion Karate, where he attained the level of black belt. He was an animal lover and long-time vegetarian.
Before moving to Thailand in 2001, Sean was a member of the South Mountain Friends Meeting and a number of political organizations, including the Pacific Green Party for which he was instrumental in getting the Ashland chapter started. Sean spearheaded the appearance in Ashland of Winona La Duke prior to the 2000 presidential election.
He is survived by his mother Doris, for whom he was a caregiver; a brother, Michael Parlaman, of Chattanooga, Tenn; and several nieces. . . ."³

Michael C Parlaman is the son of Griffith Mead Parlaman and Doris V Simmons.¹