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     John Scott II was born on 25 April 1800 in Pennsylvania.^5,1 He was the son of Crawford Scott II and Mary Barnes.^4,1 In the 1800 census in German Township, Fayette County, Pennsylvania, John Scott II is assumed to be enumerated with Crawford Scott II.⁶ In the 1810 census in German Township, Fayette County, Pennsylvania, John Scott II is assumed to be enumerated with Crawford Scott II; assumption.⁷ In the 1820 census in Luzerne Township, Fayette County, Pennsylvania, John Scott II is assumed to be enumerated with Crawford Scott II.⁸

     John Scott II married first Mary Foster on 22 March 1823.⁹ In 1832, John moved to Wayne County, Ohio. John moved to Carroll County, Ohio.¹⁰

     John Scott II's second wife was Jane Graham. They married on 9 December 1840.¹¹

     John Scott II's third wife was Elizabeth Graham. They married on 6 April 1848.¹² In the census of 26 July 1850 at Monroe Township, Carroll County, Ohio, John Scott II, shown as Jno Scott, is listed as a head of household which includes the following household members; Elizabeth Graham, James G. Scott, Mary F. Scott, Charles A. Scott, William Scott V, Jane E. Scott, Anton Effurt, E. Scott and M. A. Graham. He is 57 years old, a farmer with $3200 in real property value. He was born in Pennsylanvia. Living with his household is M. A. Graham, female, age 27, unknown, but could be a sisiter of his wife.¹³ In the census of 26 July 1850 at Monroe Township, Carroll County, Ohio, John Scott II, shown as Jno Scott, is listed as a head of household which includes the following household members; Elizabeth Graham, James G. Scott, Mary F. Scott, Charles A. Scott, William Scott V, Jane E. Scott, Anton Effurt, E. Scott and M. A. Graham. He is 57 years old, a farmer with $3200 in real property value. He was born in Pennsylanvia. Living with his household is M. A. Graham, female, age 27, unknown, but could be a sisiter of his wife.¹³ John Scott II left a will on 14 October 1858 at Carroll County, Ohio, He leaves 1/3 of the farm to his wife Elizabeth that they now reside in and includes the orchard and all the buildings, the kitchen furniture with one years provision. To his children Mary Scott, Charles, William, Jane Elizabeth, Elizanor, John, Arthur, and Ruth, he left each $100. William and Jane Elizabeth's money will be held in trust. His son Crafford R. Scott and his wife are executors. He also names Crafford R., Major, Thomas, James G. Scott, as heirs from first marriage for a total of 12 children heirs and his wife.²

     John Scott II died on 19 October 1858 in Carroll County, Ohio, at age 58.^5,14,1

     According to an internet research, it is given in the Barnes Gen. History that Thomas Barnes was the father of Mary Barnes.

     William Scott II was born in 1805 in Pennsylvania.^4,5 He was the son of William Scott and Susannah Long.^2,3

     William Scott II married Margaret Snowden before 1829.

     In the 1830 census at New Athens, Harrison County, Ohio, William Scott II, shown as Wm. Scott, was listed as a head of a family. It is assumed that he is the male between 30 and 40 years old. He is living near Mary, Thomas, and John Scott. The following unknown individuals are in his household; under 5 - one male and one female, between 5 and 10 - one male and one female. Based on ages, it is possible that the following were also living in the household, William Carlisle Scott IV, a male, age 20 to 30 years old, Margaret Snowden, a female age 20 to 30 years old.⁶

     William Scott II married Ruth Scott, daughter of Crawford Scott II and Mary Barnes, on 7 March 1839 in Carroll County, Ohio.^7,8,3,9,10 Reminder - Pick a Role; He is 43 years old, a farmer with $600 in real estate value and was born in Pennsylvania. He is living next to his brother, Thos and the Thos Scott that is living with him, is most likely his brother, John Scott, son.⁵ Reminder - Pick a Role; He is 43 years old, a farmer with $600 in real estate value and was born in Pennsylvania. He is living next to his brother, Thos and the Thos Scott that is living with him, is most likely his brother, John Scott, son.⁵ Reminder - Pick a Role; He is 33 years old, a farmer and was born in Pennsylvania. He is living next to Thomas Scott, as he was in 1850, and Wilson Scott.¹¹ Reminder - Pick a Role; He is 33 years old, a farmer and was born in Pennsylvania. He is living next to Thomas Scott, as he was in 1850, and Wilson Scott.¹¹ Reminder - Pick a Role; He is 54 years old and was born in Virginia.¹² Reminder - Pick a Role; He is 60 years old and was born in Ohio. His parents were born in Ohio. No relationships titles are given for those in his household.¹³

     William Scott II died on 1 April 1894 in Carroll County, Ohio.⁴ He is buried in the Scott (Old) Cemetery located in Carrollton, Carroll County, Ohio. Buried next to Ruth, his wife, and William his son.⁴

     Sarah Daniels married Joshua Woodward, son of Richard Woodward.

     In 1789, Richard moved to Fayette County, Pennsylvania. Previous he resided in Chester County, Pennsylvania.¹

     William III Scott was born on 6 August 1813.^3,4,5 He was the son of Crawford Scott II and Mary Barnes.^3,4 In the 1820 census in Luzerne Township, Fayette County, Pennsylvania, William III Scott is assumed to be enumerated with Crawford Scott II.⁶ In the 1830 census in German Township, Fayette County, Pennsylvania, William III Scott is assumed to be enumerated with Crawford Scott II.⁷

     William III Scott married wife of William Scott, Elmysa before 1837.⁸ William moved to Mt. Pleasant, Iowa.⁵ In the census of 2 September 1850 at Tippacanoe Township, Henry County, Iowa, William III Scott, shown as William Scott, is listed as a head of household which includes the following household members; wife of William Scott, Elmysa, John Scott, Catharine Scott and Mary Scott. He is 38 years old, a farmer with real property value of $800. He was born in Pennsylvania. Also living in Henry County is William's sister Anne, her husband, Daniel Arford, and their household.⁸

     William III Scott married Charlotte circa 1851.⁹ Reminder - Pick a Role; He is 46 years old and was born in Pennsylvania. He has real property value of $300 and personal value of $300.⁹ William III Scott died between 1861 and 1866. Died during the Civil War. Lost with a baggage train en route to Kansas during civil war.^3,4,5

     Daniel Arford was born on 26 October 1810 in Beaver County, Maryland.^2,3 He was the son of Frederick Arford and Cyrena Schmidth.

     Daniel Arford married Anne Scott, daughter of Crawford Scott II and Mary Barnes, before 1844.^4,5,6

     Circa 1848, Daniel and Anne moved with their family to Lucas County, Iowa.⁷ In the census of 5 September 1850 at Trenton Township, Henry County, Iowa, Daniel Arford, shown as Daniel Arford, is listed as a head of household which includes the following household members; Anne Arford, Mary Arford, Henry B. Arford, Crawford Arford and Mona Arford. He is 39 years old, a farmer, and was born in Maryland. Also living in Henry County, Iowa is his wife's brother, William Scott and his household.⁸ In the census of 4 August 1860 at Jackson Township, Lucas County, Iowa, Daniel Arford, shown as Daniel Arford, appears as a head of household which includes the following household members; Anne Arford, Mary Arford and Anne Scott. He is 50 years old, a blacksmith, and was born in Maryland.⁹

     In 1862, Daniel and Anne moved to Napa, California. They moved with their daughter and her husband, Mr. Miller. They wanted to stay out of the war. They walked and pushed their cart with their belongings, wintered at the mountains and arrived in the spring.¹⁰

     Daniel Arford died on 3 November 1884 in California at age 74.³ He is buried in the Tulocay Cemetery located in Napa, California.³

     Mary Scott was born on 16 January 1819 in German Township, Fayette County, Pennsylvania.^7,8,9,4,10 She was the daughter of Crawford Scott II and Mary Barnes.^1,5,6 In the 1820 census in Luzerne Township, Fayette County, Pennsylvania, Mary Scott is assumed to be enumerated with Crawford Scott II.¹¹ In the 1830 census in German Township, Fayette County, Pennsylvania, Mary Scott is assumed to be enumerated with Crawford Scott II.¹²

     Mary Scott moved with Crawford Scott II and Mary Barnes in 1838 to Ohio.⁷ In the 1840 census in Union Township, Carroll County, Ohio, Mary Scott is assumed to be enumerated with Crawford Scott II; assumption.¹³ An alternative marriage date for Mary Scott and William Carlisle Scott IV is on 16 January 1843 at Carroll County, Ohio.^5,8,10 Mary Scott married William Carlisle Scott IV, son of Thomas Scott II and Isabelle Carlisle, on 16 May 1843 To this marriage was born 11 children.^{7,14,15,10,16} In the Union Township, Carroll County, Ohio, census dated 23 July 1850, Mary Scott, shown as M. Scott, is listed in the household of William Carlisle Scott IV. She is 31 years old and was born in Pennsylvania.¹⁷ Mary Scott was In 1852 she united with the Prebyterian church, remiaing in true fellowship until her death. She was a woman of strong mind, and wielded a might influence for good.⁷ In the Union Township, Carroll County, Ohio, census dated 9 June 1860, Mary Scott, shown as Mary Scott, is listed in the household of William Carlisle Scott IV. She is 40 years old and was born in Pennsylvania.¹⁷ In the an unknown place census dated 23 June 1870, Mary Scott, shown as Mary Scott, is listed in the household of William Carlisle Scott IV. She is 52 years old, keeping house and was born in Peensylvania.¹⁸ In the Union Township, Carroll County, Ohio, census dated 15 June 1880, Mary Scott, shown as Mary Scott, is listed in the household of William Carlisle Scott IV. She is 61 years old, keeping house, and was born in Pennsylvania. Her father was born in Ireland and her mother Penssylvania.¹⁹

     Mary Scott died on 7 October 1892 in Monroe Township, Carroll County, Ohio, at age 73.^1,15,4,10 Mary died For months past she has been a sufferer, not recovering entirely from the grippe which fastened upon her about two years ago. Amidst all the pain of body and anguish ofmind that would necessarily follow, she held on to her God with a firm grasp that the world could not release and round about her were the everlasting arms. on 7 October 1892.⁷ She was survived by her husband and six of her 11 children.^7,14,9 She is buried Scott (New) Cemetery, Carroll County, Ohio. The funeral took place from her late home on the Sabbath afternoon and was the largest funeral since the death of Judge Raley. In the home which she shared with her husband her judgment was always sought and her advice followed. She was quite reserved and humble, and the maked impress she left upon her children for good will reach out into the far-off future. Rev. James H. Hawk conducted the funeral service.²⁰

     OBITUARY: The funeral of Mrs. Mary Scott took place from her late home on last Sabbath afternoon and was the largest funeral since the death of Judge Raley. Mary Scott was born in Fayette county, Pa., in 1810. She came with her parents to Ohio in 1838 and was married to William C. Scott May 1843. To this marriage was born 11 children, six of whom survive her. In 1852 she united with the Presbyterian church, remaining in true fellowship until her death. She was a woman of strong mind, and yielded mighty influence for good. In the business part of the home, which she shared with her husband, her judgment was always sought and her advice followed. She was quite reserved and humble, and the marked impress she left upon her children for good will reach out into the far off future. For months past she has been a sufferer, not recovering entirely from the grippe which fastened upon her about two years ago. Amidst all the pain of body and the anguish of mind that would necessarily follow, she held on to her God, with a firm grasp that the world could not release and round about her about her were the everlasting arms. Rev. James H. Hawk conducted the funeral service and her remains were laid away in the Scott cemetery.³

     William Carlisle Scott IV was born on 23 November 1817 in Ohio.^{9,10,11,12,8,13} He was the son of Thomas Scott II and Isabelle Carlisle.^1,7,8 In the 1830 census in New Athens, Harrison County, Ohio, William Carlisle Scott IV is assumed to be enumerated with William Scott II.¹⁴ In the 1840 census in Monroe Township, Carroll County, Ohio, William Carlisle Scott IV is assumed to be enumerated with Thomas Scott II; assumption.¹⁵ William was working as schoolmaster in early life, but later became a farmer, which avocation he followed the remainder of his days..¹⁶ An alternative marriage date for William Carlisle Scott IV and Mary Scott is on 16 January 1843 at Carroll County, Ohio.^7,12,13 William Carlisle Scott IV married Mary Scott, daughter of Crawford Scott II and Mary Barnes, on 16 May 1843 To this marriage was born 11 children.^{17,18,19,13,20} In the census of 23 July 1850 at Union Township, Carroll County, Ohio, William Carlisle Scott IV, shown as W. Scott, is listed as a head of household which includes the following household members; Mary Scott, Thomas Scott, Mary Scott, Crawford Scott and Isabelle Scott. He is 32 years old with real property value of $1500 and he was born in Ohio. Living next to him is R.Scott, female, age 65 and A. Scott, male age 36 working as a stone mason, and Wm. Scott, age 33 working as a farmer. All were born in Ireland.¹⁰ In the census of 9 June 1860 at Union Township, Carroll County, Ohio, William Carlisle Scott IV, shown as William C. Scott, appears as a head of household which includes the following household members; Mary Scott, Thomas Scott, Isabelle Scott, Susanna Scott, Ruth Anna Scott, John Scott, Sarah Elizabeth Scott and Melissa Jane Scott. William C. Scott and his family are enumberated with Rachel Palmer, age 40, Ann Palmer, age 42, and David Palmer, age 18. Rachel and Ann were born in Ireland, David was born in Ohio. Ann has real estate value of $1300. It looks like Rachel is head of household, however William C. Scott is listed with $3300 value of real estate.(It looks like $33000 in value, but looking at his 1850 value and 1870 value, it must be $3300). He was born in Ohio.²¹ Reminder - Pick a Role; William, age 52, was a farmer with real estate value $6000 and personal value $1595. he was born in Ohio.²² In 1875, William was working as the Carroll County commissioner for three terms and two terms as county treasurer. As one of the officials prominent in the construction of the railroad, and by becoing bondsmen for friends, he almost impoverished himself, but by industry and fast friendships he was enabled to recover from what seemed disaster.. "Billy C.," as he was familiarly called, was a man of sterling character, broad sympathy and great understanding, and by reason of these characteristics, coupled with truth and kindliness, he was the "father" of his community for two generations. Difficulties between neighbors, misfortune, illness, disputes, etc., were daily laid before him for decision, sympathy or encouragement and none were turned away empty handed.¹⁶ Pick a role; He is 62 years old a farmer, and was born in Ohio. His parents were born in Ireland. Living with him along with his family are two coal miners - George Bunn, age 24, born in Ohio, and John Woodward, age 45, born in England, a gang boss for the R. R. - Richard McGurie, age 23, born Ireland, and a farm laborer - William Russell, age 24, born in Ohio.²³ He survived the death of his wife, Mary Scott, who died on 7 October 1892.^17,18,24

     William Carlisle Scott IV died on 8 June 1905 in Monroe Township, Carroll County, Ohio, at age 87. He would have completed his 88th year in November next. He was born on the cemetery farm nearby and lived in that neighborhood all of his life. One of the most inoffensive of men, he probably never had an enemy. His life was worth the living for he was a model for men. He was a grand old man!^1,9,25,8 He was survived by Mrs. G. W. Long, Mrs. Adam Beamer, Mrs. John B. Scott and Mrs. Robert Marshall. One brother and one sister also survive, Wilson Scott and Miss Mary Jane Scott.¹⁸ He is buried Scott (New) Cemetery, Carroll County, Ohio. Ae 87y 6m 15d "At Rest."^9,26

     OBITUARY: In the death of William C. Scott there has been removed from earth one of our best citizens and most noted of pioneers. He passed away yesterday morning at 3 o'clock. The remains will be interred at Scott's on Saturday, friends meeting at the house at 10 o'clock. Mr. Scott would have completed his 88th year in November next. He was born on the cemetery farm near by and lived in that neighborhood all his life. He was married to Mary Scott who passed away in death 12 years ago. They had 11 children, only four of whom survived: Mrs. G. W. Long, Mrs. Adam Beamer, Mrs. John B. Scott and Mrs. Robert Marshall. One brother and one sister also survives, Wilson Scott and Miss Mary Jane Scott. Mr. Scott served this county three terms as county commissioner and two terms as county treasurer. As one of the officials prominent in the construction of the railroad, and by becoming bondsmen for friends, he almost impoverished himself, but by industry and fast friendships he was enabled to recover from what seemed disaster. One of the most inoffensive of men, he probably never had an enemy. His life was worth the living for he was a model for men. He was a grand old man!²

     Isabelle Carlisle was born on 18 July 1789 in Ireland.^2,3,4 She was the daughter of William Carisle and (?) Sarah.

     Isabelle Carlisle married Thomas Scott II, son of William Scott and Susannah Long, on 18 February 1817.^5,4 In the 1830 census in New Athens, Harrison County, Ohio, Isabelle Carlisle is assumed to be enumerated with Thomas Scott II; assumption.⁶ In the 1840 census in Monroe Township, Carroll County, Ohio, Isabelle Carlisle is assumed to be enumerated with Thomas Scott II; assumption.⁷ As of 1850, Isabelle Carlisle was also known as J. Scott.⁸ In the Monroe Township, Carroll County, Ohio, census dated 29 July 1850, Isabelle Carlisle, shown as J. Scott, is listed in the household of Thomas Scott II. She is 61 years old and was born in Ireland.⁸ In the Monroe Township, Carroll County, Ohio, census dated 29 July 1850, Isabelle Carlisle, shown as J. Scott, is listed in the household of Thomas Scott II. She is 61 years old and was born in Ireland.⁸ In the Monroe Township, Carroll County, Ohio, census dated 25 June 1860, Isabelle Carlisle, shown as Rabella Scott, is listed in the household of Thomas Scott II. She is 70 years old and was born in Ireland.³ In the Monroe Township, Carroll County, Ohio, census dated 25 June 1860, Isabelle Carlisle, shown as Rabella Scott, is listed in the household of Thomas Scott II. She is 70 years old and was born in Ireland.³

     Isabelle Carlisle died on 20 April 1862 in Monroe Township, Carroll County, Ohio, at age 72.^2,9 She was survived by her husband, Thomas, her daughters Sarah and Mary Jane.^10,2 She is buried Scott (New) Cemetery, Carroll County, Ohio.²

     Mary Scott was born circa 1807.¹ She was the daughter of William Scott and Susannah Long. Reminder - Pick a Role; This may be her, who is living near brothers Wm., Thomas, and John Scott. The female living with her, could be her mother with her father traveling or visiting somewhere else. She has the following individuals in her household. Under 5 - one male, between 20 and 30 - one female, between 50 and 60 - one female .¹ In the 1840 census in Monroe Township, Carroll County, Ohio, Mary Scott is assumed to be enumerated with William Scott II; assumption.²

     Mary Scott died before 1898.

     John Scott was born in 1793 in Pennsylvania. He was the son of William Scott and Susannah Long.

     John Scott married Elizabeth Skelly on 3 April 1821 in Harrison County, Ohio.¹ Reminder - Pick a Role; John is living near Thomas, Mary, and Wm. Scott. In his household are the following individuals with assumptions in brackets. Under 5 - one male (Thomas) and one female (unknowns), between 5 and 10 - one male (John), between 20 and 30 - one female (wife, Elizabeth), between 30 and 40 - one male (himself), between 50 and 60 - one female (unknown). Reminder - Pick a Role; He is 67 years old and was born in Pennsylvania. He is a farmer with real estate value of $3200 and personal estate value of $900.The household living with him is the family of John Scott who died in 1858. However this John's third wife and their three children are not listed. It is an assumption due to his age, birth location, and being unable to find him in a census, that this is the correct John Scott. An unknow John Scott, age 17 and an unknown G. B. Scott, age 8 is also living with them. Perhaps John Scott, age 17, is really the John Scott, age 9. Next to this household is Nathan Scott, age 62, born in Pennsylvania along with Jane 54, Pennsylvania. Also living there and all born in Ohio is R. V., age 24, S. E., age 21, and N. C., age 17.²

     Susan Scott was born in 1800 in Pennsylvania.¹ She was the daughter of William Scott and Susannah Long. In the 1840 census in Monroe Township, Carroll County, Ohio, Susan Scott is assumed to be enumerated with William Scott II; assumption.² In the Monroe Township, Carroll County, Ohio, census dated 29 July 1850, Susan Scott, shown as Susan Scott, is listed in the household of William Scott II. She is 50 years old and was born in Pennsylvania.³ In the Monroe Township, Carroll County, Ohio, census dated 29 July 1850, Susan Scott, shown as Susan Scott, is listed in the household of William Scott II. She is 50 years old and was born in Pennsylvania.³

     Susan Scott died before 1898.

     Jane Scott was also known as Jennis Scott.

     Jane Scott was born in 1803 in Pennsylvania.³ She was the daughter of William Scott and Susannah Long. In the 1840 census in Monroe Township, Carroll County, Ohio, Jane Scott is assumed to be enumerated with William Scott II; assumption.⁴ In the Monroe Township, Carroll County, Ohio, census dated 29 July 1850, Jane Scott, shown as Jane Scott, is listed in the household of William Scott II. She is 47 years old, was born in Pennsylvania.⁵ In the Monroe Township, Carroll County, Ohio, census dated 29 July 1850, Jane Scott, shown as Jane Scott, is listed in the household of William Scott II. She is 47 years old, was born in Pennsylvania.⁵ In the Monroe Township, Carroll County, Ohio, census dated 25 June 1860, Jane Scott, shown as Jane Scott, is listed in the household of William Scott II. She is 56 years old and was born in Pennsylvania.² In the Monroe Township, Carroll County, Ohio, census dated 25 June 1860, Jane Scott, shown as Jane Scott, is listed in the household of William Scott II. She is 56 years old and was born in Pennsylvania.² In the Monroe Township, Carroll County, Ohio, census dated 29 June 1870, Jane Scott, shown as Jane Scott, is listed in the household of William Scott II. She is 56 years old and was born in Virginia.¹ In the Monroe Township, Carroll County, Ohio, census dated June 1880, Jane Scott, shown as Jennis Scott, is listed in the household of William Scott II. She is 70 years old and was born in Ohiom as were her parents.⁶

     Jane Scott died on 29 September 1886 in Monroe Township, Carroll County, Ohio.

     James C. Griffin was born in 1847 in Ohio.³

     James C. Griffin married Mary Scott, daughter of William Carlisle Scott IV and Mary Scott, circa 1870.⁴ In the Union Township, Carroll County, Ohio, census dated 23 June 1870, James C. Griffin, shown as James C. Griffin, is listed in the household of William Carlisle Scott IV. He is 23 years old, a farmer, born in Ohio, and was married within the year.³

     Margaret J. Dunlap was born in January 1854 in Ohio.²

     Margaret J. Dunlap married Crawford Barnes Scott V, son of Barnes Scott and Elizabeth Lockard, on 23 April 1871.³ In the Monroe Township, Carroll County, Ohio, census dated 11 June 1880, Margaret J. Dunlap, shown as Margaret J. Scott, is listed in the household of Crawford Barnes Scott V. Margaret, age 24, is a wife keeping house and was born in Ohio. Her father was born in Pennsylvania and her mother Ohio.⁴ In the Monroe Township, Carroll County, Ohio, census dated 2 January 1920, Margaret J. Dunlap, shown as (an unknown value), is listed in the household of Crawford Barnes Scott V. She is 65 years old, born in Ohio, and is married. Margaret Scott.⁵

     Margaret J. Dunlap died on 23 January 1934 in Dellroy, Carroll County, Ohio.² She is buried in the Union Valley Cemetery located in Rose Township, Carroll County, Ohio.²

     Marie Catherine Elisabeth Hoeltcke was born on 2 December 1761 in Windheim #25, Windheim, Westphalia, Prussia/Germany. She was the daughter of Johann Hinrich Hoeltcke and Ilse Margarethe Humble.

     Marie Catherine Elisabeth Hoeltcke married Johann Conrad Diderich Scheumann on 25 April 1787 in Windheim #25, Windheim, Westphalia, Prussia/Germany.

     Marie Catherine Elisabeth Hoeltcke died on 26 March 1806 in Windheim #25, Windheim, Westphalia, Prussia/Germany, at age 44.

     Marie Clare Elisabeth Hoeltcke was born on 16 April 1771 in Windheim #25, Windheim, Westphalia, Prussia/Germany. She was the daughter of Johann Hinrich Hoeltcke and Ilse Margarethe Humble.

     Marie Clare Elisabeth Hoeltcke died on 7 August 1843 in Windheim #25, Windheim, Westphalia, Prussia/Germany, at age 72.

     Marie Sophie Elisabeth Piepenbrink was born on 28 February 1800 in Evangelisch, Windheim, Westphalia, Prussia/Germany.¹ She was the daughter of Johann Ernst Heinrich Wilhelm Piepenbrink and Ilse Maria Sophie Charlotte Hoeltken.¹ Marie Sophie Elisabeth Piepenbrink survived the death of her father, Ilse Maria Sophie Charlotte Hoeltken, who died on 10 December 1823.

     Marie Sophie Elisabeth Piepenbrink married Friedrich Wilhelm Boese on 29 April 1827 in Evangelisch, Windheim, Westphalia, Prussia/Germany.² Marie Sophie Elisabeth Piepenbrink survived the death of her father, Johann Ernst Heinrich Wilhelm Piepenbrink, who died in 1829. Marie Sophie Elisabeth Piepenbrink and Friedrich Wilhelm Boese immigrated on 12 June 1847 to New York City, New York. Arrive on the vessel Belinda from Bremer.³ In the census of 16 August 1850 in Allen Township, Wayne County, Indiana, Marie appears in the household of Friedrich Wilhelm Boese as Eliza Baze. She is 50 years old and was born in Germany.⁴

     Hannah Forsythe married Jabez Winship.² Hannah Forsythe lived with Lavina Winship before 1805 at Connecticut.²

     Lavina Winship was born in 1791.¹ She was the daughter of Jabez Winship and Hannah Forsythe.¹ In before 1805, Lavina was living in Connecticut.¹ In 1805, Lavina was living in Franklin County, Indiana. He came from Connecticut with his wife and their five children about 1805. they were Bapists and active inthe affairs of the Little Cedar Grove Baptist church.

     Conrad Diedrich Christian Piepenbrink was also known as Christian Piepenbrink.³

     Conrad Diedrich Christian Piepenbrink was born on 23 November 1814 in Evangelisch, Windheim, Westphalia, Prussia/Germany.^3,2 He was the son of Johann Ernst Heinrich Wilhelm Piepenbrink and Ilse Maria Sophie Charlotte Hoeltken.² Conrad Diedrich Christian Piepenbrink survived the death of his mother, Ilse Maria Sophie Charlotte Hoeltken, who died on 10 December 1823. Conrad Diedrich Christian Piepenbrink and Diedrich Conrad Piepenbrink immigrated on 4 May 1839 to New York City, New York. Brothers, Conrad and Christian immigrated together on the vessel Charlotte. Christian is showned as Chr Piepenrink, age 24 and Conrad as Conrd Piepenbrink, age 18. They are also both shown as shoemakers and from Windheim. Acccording to Conrad's obituary, he spent about two years on the east coast before coming to Ft. Wayne. I assume Christian and Conrad stayed together.^4,5

     Conrad Diedrich Christian Piepenbrink married Bette Menke on 29 April 1842 in Indiana.^6,7 In the census of 16 August 1850 at Wayne Township, Allen County, Indiana, Conrad Diedrich Christian Piepenbrink, shown as Christian Piepenbrink, is listed as a head of household which includes the following household members; Bette Menke, Charlotte Piepenbrink, Eliza Piepenbrink and William J. Piepenbrink. He is 33 years old and was born in Germany. He is working as a shoe maker with real estate value of $1000. Along with his family, a William Snyder, born in Germany and a shoe maker is living him. Next to his household is a Gotlip Pepenbrink, age 39 with his wife and daughter. He is also working as a shoemaker and was born in Germany. The relationship to him is unknown.⁶ In the census of 26 July 1860 at Wayne Township, Allen County, Indiana, Christian Piepenbrink, shown as Christian Piepenbrink, appears as a head of household which includes the following household members; Bette Piepenbrink, Charlotte Piepenbrink, Eliza Piepenbrink, William J. Piepenbrink, Gustoph Piepenbrink, May Piepenbrink, Pauline Piepenbrink and Bettie Piepenbrink. He is 45 years old, a shoemaker and was born in Prussia, Germany. He has $6000 real estate value and $1000 personal value. Henry Assle, age 17,is living in this household. He is a boot and shoe merchant with personal value of $75 and was born in Germany.⁸ In the census of 7 July 1870 in Fort Wayne, Allen County, Indiana, Christian Piepenbrink, shown as Christian Peipenbrink, is listed as the head of household which included the following household members; Bette Piepenbrink, Bettie Piepenbrink, Pauline Piepenbrink and May Piepenbrink. He is 57 years old, city treasurer, and was born in Prussia. He is a US citizen.⁹

     Diedrich Conrad Piepenbrink was born on 22 September 1821 in Evangelisch, Windheim, Westphalia, Prussia/Germany. .^4,5 He was the son of Johann Ernst Heinrich Wilhelm Piepenbrink and Ilse Maria Sophie Charlotte Hoeltken.³ Diedrich Conrad Piepenbrink survived the death of his father, Johann Ernst Heinrich Wilhelm Piepenbrink, who died in 1829. Diedrich Conrad Piepenbrink and Conrad Diedrich Christian Piepenbrink immigrated on 4 May 1839 to New York City, New York. Brothers, Conrad and Christian immigrated together on the vessel Charlotte. Christian is showned as Chr Piepenrink, age 24 and Conrad as Conrd Piepenbrink, age 18. They are also both shown as shoemakers and from Windheim. Acccording to Conrad's obituary, he spent about two years on the east coast before coming to Ft. Wayne. I assume Christian and Conrad stayed together.^5,6 In 1840, Diedrich moved to Fort Wayne, Allen County, Indiana.⁵

     Diedrich Conrad Piepenbrink married first Augusta E. Beier, daughter of Sophia Bray, on 1 July 1847 in Fort Wayne, Allen County, Indiana.^7,8,9 In the census of 3 July 1850 at Wayne Township, Allen County, Indiana, Conrad Piepenbrink, shown as Conrad Peipenbrink, is listed as a head of household which includes the following household members; Augusta E. Piepenbrink and Amelia Piepenbrink. He is 29 years old, a shoemaker with $700 in real estate value. He was born in Germany.¹⁰

     Diedrich Conrad Piepenbrink's second wife was Catherine Maria Dreibelbiss. They married on 16 June 1853 in Fort Wayne, Allen County, Indiana.^7,11,12 In the census of 26 July 1860 at Wayne Township, Allen County, Indiana, Diedrich Conrad Piepenbrink, shown as C. D. Piepenbrink, appears as a head of household which includes the following household members; Amelia Piepenbrink, Cath Piepenbrink, Francis Piepenbrink, Matilda Piepenbrink and Louis Piepenbrink. He is 39 years old, a shoemaker and was born in Prussia, Germany. He has $500 real estate value and $500 personal value. Daniel Eckman, age 17, also a shoemaker is living with his household.¹³ In the census of June 1880 at Fort Wayne, Allen County, Indiana, Conrad Piepenbrink, shown as Conrad Piepenbrink, appears as a head of household. Living with him is his wife, Katy Piepenbrink, his sons, Albert Jacob Piepenbrink, Henry P. Piepenbrink and George David Piepenbrink, his daughters, Janetta Piepenbrink and Clara Piepenbrink. He is 57 years old, working as a shoe merchant and was born in Germany as were his parents. They are living next to his daughter, Francis and her husband W. C. Covert.¹⁴ Conrad Piepenbrink survived the death of his wife, Wilhelmina Horstmeyer, who died on 7 August 1896 in Fort Wayne, Allen County, Indiana.¹⁵

     Diedrich Conrad Piepenbrink died on 12 February 1899 in Fort Wayne, Allen County, Indiana, at age 77.^16,4,17

     OBITUARY: Conrad Dieterich Piepenbrink, who has been a citizen of Fort Wayne since 1840, died at his home, 48 Washington Boulevard, Sunday morning. Mr. Piepenbrink was 78 years of age, and his death was simply a passing away in peaceful sleep. Conrad Piepenbrink was born in Windheim-Minden, Prussia, Sept. 22, 1821. He was left an orphan at the age of 8 years, and at the age of 17 came to America. After two years spent in the east he came to this city in 1840, where he has lived ever since. He was in the grocery business and afterward had a shoe store on Clinton and Columbia streets. Later he was employed by S. C. Lumbard as collector, then by the city as sanitary policeman, and then as assessor. Mr. Piepenbrink was a member of the Lutheran church and of Emanuel Congregation in this city. At the age of 26, Mr. Piepenbrink was married to Augaust E. Brey, who lived but five years after the marriage. To this union four children were born, all of whom are now dead. In 1858, he married a second time, this time to Miss Catherine Maria Dreibelbiss. Eight children were born to this union. Of these, six are still living as follows: Mrs. Frances Covert of Chicago, Mrs. Nettie Rust, of Wheaton, Ill; Messrs. Albert, Henry, and George, of this city, and Mrs. Clara E. Wilde, of Milwaukee. On account of the critical condition of Mrs. C. D. Piepenbrink, the remains of Mr. Piepenbrink cannot be viewed at the house, but may be viewed at the church. The services at the house will be private at 2:30pm Tuesday and at 3 o'clock from Emanuale's Lutheran church.¹⁷ He was survived by eight of his children from his second marriage.¹² He is buried in the Lindenwood Cemetery located in Fort Wayne, Allen County, Indiana.⁴

     Bethal Malloure was born on 26 May 1912 in Caruthersville, Pemiscot County, Missouri.^2,3 She was the daughter of Victor Theodore Malloure and Cora Scott.^2,3 In the census of 3 January 1920 in Caruthersville, Pemiscot County, Missouri, she is listed as the daughter of Victor T. Malloure. Her name appears as Bethel Malloure. She is seven years old and was born in Missouri, as was her mother. Her father's birth location is given as Indiana.⁴ In the census of 2 April 1930 in Caruthersville, Pemiscot County, Missouri, she is listed as the daughter of Victor T. Malloure. Her name appears as Bethel Malloure. She is 17 years old, single, and was born in Missouri. Her father's birth location is given as Indiana and her mother's as Missouri.⁵

     She lived her life in Caruthersville, Missouri along with her father and his brothers. She watched over the Malloure brothers and buried most of them. At one point she even had a gravestone made up for herself with the Malloure name on it. She assumed that she was never to marry. However along came Preston Howell, a marriage, and many enjoyable years together.

     Bethal Malloure married Preston Howell.^6,3

     Bethal Malloure died on 16 December 1985 in Memphis, Shelby County, Tennessee, at age 73.⁷

     OBITUARY: Mrs. Bethel Malloure Howell, 73, of Caruthersville, died Dec. 16 at Baptist Central Hospital in Memphis. Born May 28, 1912 in Caruthersville, she was the daughter of Victor T. and Cora Scott Malloure. She attended Caruthersville Schools, graduating in 1930. She also graduated from Cape Normal College in Cape Girardeau. She was a teacher at Caruthersville Schools for 41 years before retiring in June 1975. She was principal of Southside Elementary School. She was a member of Eastwood Memorial United Methodist Church, where she was evening pianist for a number of years. She was also a member of American Legion Auxiliary Unit 88.is survived (by) her husband, Preston Howell of Caruthersville; Two stepdaughters, Mary Lou Howell of Memphis and Mrs. Martha Guildner of Greenwood, Ind; And two nieces, Mrs. Kay Gothard of Memphis and Mrs. Patty Grigory of Bragg City.were Thursday at 11 a.m. at Eastwood Memorial United Methodist Church, the Rev. Jerry Statler officiating, with burial in Little Prairie Cemetery, H.S. Smith Funeral Home of Caruthersville in charge.
Pallbearers were Charles Southern, Norman Howell, John Uptain, Earl Grigory, Frank Morgan and Joe Parkinson.³

     Ilse Margarethe Westenfeld was born between 1684/85 and 1714. She was the daughter of Johann Westenfeld.

     Ilse Margarethe Westenfeld died between 1689/90 and 1796.

     Johann Westenfeld was born in 1664 in Windheim #11, Windheim, Westphalia, Prussia/Germany.¹ He was the son of Cordt Westenfeld and Ilse Neerman.

     Johann Westenfeld married an unknown person on 1 October 1693 in Windheim #5, Windheim, Westphalia, Prussia/Germany.¹

     Johann Westenfeld died between 1697/98 and 1755.

     Johann Hinrich Westenfeld was born between 1684/85 and 1714. He was the son of Johann Westenfeld.

     Johann Hinrich Westenfeld died between 1690/91 and 1793.

     Margrete Sophia Westenfeld was born between 1684/85 and 1714. She was the daughter of Johann Westenfeld.

     Margrete Sophia Westenfeld died between 1689/90 and 1796.

     Anna Margareta Westenfeld was born between 1684/85 and 1714. She was the daughter of Johann Westenfeld.

     Anna Margareta Westenfeld died on 12 October 1767 in Windheim #9, Windheim, Westphalia, Prussia/Germany.

     Anna Sophia Westenfeld was born between 1684/85 and 1714. She was the daughter of Johann Westenfeld.

     Anna Sophia Westenfeld died between 1689/90 and 1796.