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     Susan Grant was born circa 1861 in Illinois.¹

     Susan Grant married Sanford S. Arford, son of Crawford Arford and Catherine Slater, circa 1877. In the census of 11 June 1880 in Madison Township, Daviess County, Indiana, she is listed as the wife of Sanford S. Arford. Her name appears as Susan S. Arford. She is 19 years old and was born in Illinois. Her parens were bon in Indiana.² In the Madison Township, Daviess County, Indiana, census dated 11 June 1880, Susan Grant, shown as Susan S. Arford, is listed in the household of an unknown person . She is 19 years old and was born in Illinois.²

     Mary Ann Bair was born on 11 November 1841 in Warren, Trumbull County, Ohio.^6,7,8,9 Mary Ann Bair was also known as Mary Ann Bear.⁴ She was the daughter of Martin Bair and Susanna Gilbert.^3,4,5 ; Family. In the census of 3 August 1850 in Bazetta Township, Trumbull County, Ohio, Mary appears in the household of Martin Bair as Mary Ann Bear. She is eight years old and was born in Ohio.¹⁰ In 1855, Mary Ann Bair moved with her parents to Hicksville, Defiance County, Ohio.¹¹

     Mary Ann Bair married Henry Bricker, son of John F. Bricker and Rebecca Burger, on 3 April 1857 in Allen County, Indiana. After their marriage, they settled in Swan Township, Noble County, Indiana. In 1861 they were able to purchase a small home.^12,13,4,14 Their first child, William Henry, was born on 28 December 1858 in Ohio.^4,15

     In 1859, Henry and Mary moved with their family to Noble County, Indiana. Henry worked as a blacksmith and by 1861 they were able to purchase a small home.⁴ In the census of 13 June 1860 in Swan Township, Noble County, Indiana, Mary appears in the household of Henry Bricker as Mary A. Bricker. She is 19 years old and was born in Ohio.¹⁶ Their second child, John Martin, was born on 4 December 1861 in Ohio. He was born during the Civil War and Henry had already left to join the fight, a few months earlier; He was born two months after his father left for the Civil War.^17,4

     Circa 1866, Henry and Mary moved with their family to Hicksville, Defiance County, Ohio.^18,4 Their third child, David Franklin, was born on 2 February 1867 in Hicksville, Defiance County, Ohio.^19,1,20 Their fourth child, Wallace Burton, was born on 1 May 1870 in Hicksville, Defiance County, Ohio.^21,4,22 In the census of 28 July 1870 in Hicksville, Defiance County, Ohio, Mary appears in the household of Henry Bricker as Mary Bricker. She is 28 years old, keeping house, and was born in Ohio.²³ Their fifth child, Nancy May, was born on 14 February 1876 in Hicksville, Defiance County, Ohio, and died within a few years of her birth.^4,24 Their sixth child, Joseph Alandis, was born on 18 August 1878 and died the following month.^4,25

      In the census of 21 June 1880 in Hicksville, Defiance County, Ohio, she is listed as the wife of Henry Bricker. Her name appears as Mary A. Bricker. She is 38 years old, keeping house, and was born in Ohio. Her parents are shown as being born in Virginia.²⁶ Their seventh child, Amy Sophia, was born on 5 December 1885 in Hicksville, Defiance County, Ohio.^27,4 ; fancy dress. In the census of 23 June 1900 in Hicksville, Defiance County, Ohio, she is listed as the wife of Henry Bricker. Her name appears as Mary A. Bricker. She is 59 years old and was born in Ohio, December 1840. Her parents are also recorded as being born in Ohio. She has been married for 42 years and is the mother of seven children; two that are no longer living.²⁸ ; from 1906 group photo. In the census of 1 April 1910 at Hicksville, Defiance County, Ohio, she was listed as the wife of Henry Bricker. She is 69 years old and has been married for 52 years. She is the mother of seven children, five that are still living.²⁹ Mary Ann Bair survived the death of her husband, Henry Bricker, who died on 11 December 1912 in Hicksville, Defiance County, Ohio.¹⁸

     As the widow of Henry Bricker, she received $20 per month.³⁰ ; Mary Ann with her 5 children. ; grave markers. Mary Ann Bricker was survived by her daughter, Amy Retron and her sons; William, David, and Wallace.

     Mary Ann Bair died on 27 May 1924 in Hicksville, Defiance County, Ohio, at age 82 of apololexy with arteriosclerosis contributing, which she had suffered with for the last five years.. At the time of her death she was 82 years, 6 months, and 16 days. She was a widow and had lived in Hicksville for 51 years. The information on the death certificate was provided by Mrs. E. E. Retron. According to her granddaughter, Mary Ann was a character. She used to wear a little cap which had to do with the Church of the Brethren. She didn't approve of the violin in the church.^7,9,31 She is buried in the Forest Home Cemetery located in Salem Township, Hicksville, Defiance County, Ohio.^7,9

     Emily Frances Hughes was born on 15 October 1830 in Crane Township, Paulding County, Ohio.^2,3 She was the daughter of Henry Hughes and Nancy Thomas.² Another source indicates that Emily Frances Hughes may have been born in September 1831. This date is taken from the 1900 census.⁴ In the 1840 census in Paulding County, Ohio, Emily Frances Hughes is assumed to be enumerated with Henry Hughes.⁵ In the census of 19 August 1850 in Crane Township, Paulding County, Ohio, Emily appears in the household of Henry Hughes as Emily Hughes. She is 19 years old, attended school, and was born in Ohio.⁶

     Emily Frances Hughes married Absalom Landis, son of David Landis and Mary, on 20 October 1850.⁷ On 10 August 1851 their daughter, Ann Eliza Landis, was born in Defiance County, Ohio.⁸ On 6 April 1853 their son, George Washington Landis, was born in Defiance County, Ohio.^9,10 Their third child, Emma France, was born on 19 September 1855 in Hicksville, Defiance County, Ohio. Their fourth child, David L., was born on 20 September 1857 in Defiance County, Ohio.^10,11 In the census of 17 July 1860 in Hicksville, Defiance County, Ohio, Emily appears in the household of Absalom Landis as Emily Landis. She is 30 years old and was born in Ohio.¹² Their fifth child, Ella, was born on 14 July 1860 in Hicksville, Defiance County, Ohio. This is three days before the 1860 census and it is unknown why she didn't appear in the 1860 census or if she was actually born later; Her obituary states that she was born on the 14th of July 1860, but she is not shown in the 1860 census, which is dated the 17th of July.^13,14 Their sixth child, Frank, was born in November 1862 in Defiance County, Ohio.¹⁵ Their seventh child, Mary Elizabeth, was born on 15 November 1862 in Defiance County, Ohio. Mary Elizabeth died the following year.¹⁶

      In the census of 4 August 1870 in Hicksville, Defiance County, Ohio, Emily Frances Hughes, shown as Emily Landis, is listed as the head of household which included the following household members; Eliza A. Landis, George Landis, Frances Landis, David Landis, Ella Landis and Frank Landis. She is 35 years old, keeping house, and was born in Ohio. Her real estate is valued at $10,000 and his personal estate at $7200.¹⁷ In the census of 7 June 1880 at Hicksville, Defiance County, Ohio, Emily Frances Hughes, shown as Emily Landis, appears as a head of household. Living with her is, her sons, David L. Landis and Frank Landis . She is 57 years old, born in Ohio, and is a housekeeper. Her parents were born in New York.¹⁸ In the census of 18 June 1900 in Hicksville Township, Defiance County, Ohio, she is listed in the household and as the mother of Frank Landis. Her name appears as Emily Landis. She is 68 years old, a widow, and was born in Ohio, September 1831. Her parents were also born in Ohio. She is shown as the mother of seven children with only one still living. This number is incorrect and what she was probably trying to indicate that one child was no longer living, not that only was one still living.⁴ ; Emily Landis. In the census of 26 April 1910 in Hicksville Township, Defiance County, Ohio, she is listed in the household and as the mother of Frank Landis. Her name appears as Emily Landis. She is shown as the mother of Frank, a widow, and 70 years old. Her birth location is given as Ohio, as is her parents. She is also shown as being the mother of seven children, but only six are living.¹⁹

     Emily Frances Hughes died on 19 March 1915 in Hicksville, Defiance County, Ohio, at age 84 of cerebral hemorrhage with arteris sclerosis contributing. Duration given as 14 days. The information on the death certificate was provided by Frank Landis, which included that she was a housewife at home, a widow, and that she was 84 years, five months, and 4 days when she died. Her granddaughter, Kathleen, said that Grandma Landis' husband died when he was young and that she raised all of her children on her own. Grandma Landis had a produce garent and gave some of the Landis homestead to become a cemetery. It had been a produce garden.^2,20 She is buried in the Forest Home Cemetery located in Salem Township, Hicksville, Defiance County, Ohio.^2,1

     Clara Piepenbrink was born in 1876 in Indiana.² She was the daughter of Carl Heinrich Friedrich Conrad Piepenbrink and Mary Haseman. In the census of June 1880 in Fort Wayne, Allen County, Indiana, she is listed as the daughter of Charles Piepenbrink. Her name appears as Clara Piepenbrink. She is four years old and was born in Indiana. Her father was born in Prussia and her mother in Maryland.³ ; Emma, Amelia, and Clara. Sisters.

     Clara Piepenbrink married Herman Scherman on 30 November 1897 in Fort Wayne, Allen County, Indiana.^4,5,6 Clara Piepenbrink survived the death of her mother, Mary Haseman, who died on 8 May 1916.⁷ Clara Scherman survived the death of her father, Carl Heinrich Friedrich Conrad Piepenbrink, who died on 1 May 1917 in Fort Wayne, Allen County, Indiana.⁸ Clara Piepenbrink was living at Fort Wayne, Allen County, Indiana, at the time of the death of her sister, Emma Louise Kelley on 15 April 1948.⁹

     Clara Piepenbrink died in 1951.¹⁰

     Crawford Arford was born on 21 June 1826 in Pennsylvania.^1,2,3,4 He was the son of Jacob W. Arford and Rebecca Scott. In the 1830 census in German Township, Fayette County, Pennsylvania, Crawford Arford is assumed to be enumerated with Jacob W. Arford.⁵ In 1831, Crawford Arford moved with his parents to Ohio; First they moved to Wayne County, Ohio, in the spring of 1831, and then to Tuscarawas County in 1839.^6,7 In the 1840 census in Wayne Township, Tuscarawas County, Ohio, Crawford Arford is assumed to be enumerated with Jacob W. Arford.⁸

     Crawford Arford married Catherine Slater, daughter of Mary Slater, on 3 March 1850 in Tuscarawas County, Ohio.^9,10 In the census of 13 November 1850 at Wayne Township, Tuscarawas County, Ohio, Crawford appeared in the household of Mary Slater. He is 24 years old, is working as a blacksmith, and was born in Pennsylvania. He has been married for less than a year.¹¹ Their first child, Fremont, was born about 1851 in Ohio.² Their second child, James S., was born about 1854 in Ohio.¹² Their third child, Sanford S., was born in 1854 in Ohio.¹³ Their fourth child, Jacob Winfield, was born on 15 May 1855 in Ohio.^14,15

     Between 1855 and 1856, Crawford and Catherine moved with their family to Indiana.¹⁶ Their fifth child, Josephine, was born in 1856 in Indiana.^17,18 Their sixth child, John Scott, was born on 18 September 1858 in Odon, Daviess County, Indiana.^19,1,20,21 In the census of 28 July 1860 at Madison Township, Daviess County, Indiana, Crawford Arford appears as a head of household which includes the following household members; Catherine Arford, Fremont Arford, Jacob Arford, Josephine Arford, John Arford and James S. Arford. He is 33 years old, a farmer, and was born in Pennsylvania. His real estate is valued at $200.²² Their seventh child, Ellsworth, was born circa 1862 in Indiana.²³ Their eighth child, Lawrence, was born circa 1864 in Indiana.²⁴ Their ninth child, Mary May, was born on 15 December 1865.^25,10 Their tenth child, Clara M., was born on 31 March 1867 in Odon, Daviess County, Indiana.^26,27

      In the census of 10 August 1870 in Madison Township, Daviess County, Indiana, Crawford Arford is listed as the head of household which included the following household members; Catherine Arford, Fremont Arford, Jacob W. Arford, Samual Arford, John S. Arford, Ellervonte Arford, Francis Arford and Clara M. Arford. He is 44 years old and was born in Pennsylvania. He is working as a farmer and has real property valued at $3000 and personal property valued at $3800.² Their eleventh child, Stella, was born circa 1873 in Indiana.¹ Crawford Arford survived the death of his wife, Catherine Slater, who died on 3 March 1879 in Daviess County, Indiana. In the census of 11 June 1880 at Madison Township, Daviess County, Indiana, Crawford Arford appears as a head of household. Living with him is, his sons, John S. Arford, Elsworth Arford and Lawrence Arford, his daughters, Clara M. Arford and Stella Arford. He is 54 years old, a farmer, and was again shown as being born in Pennsylvania. His father birth location is given as Maryland and his mother's as Pennsylvania.²⁸

     Crawford Arford died on 8 January 1885 in Daviess County, Indiana, at age 58.^3,29 He is buried in the Pleasant Hill Cemetery located in Madison Township, Daviess County, Indiana.^30,29

     Mary Lukinsey Howard was born in May 1849 in Tennessee.^1,3

     Mary Lukinsey Howard married Chrispen Holt, son of Doswell Holt and Mary Catherine Davis, on 1 February 1872 in Daviess County, Indiana.^4,5 In the census of 23 June 1880 in Montague County, Texas, she is listed as the wife of Chrispen Holt. Her name appears as Mary Holt. She is 30 years old and was born in Tennessee. Her parents birth location is not given. She is married and keeping house.⁶ In the census of 10 July 1900 in Montague County, Texas, she is listed as the wife of Chrispen Holt. Her name appears as Mary L. Holt. She is 51 years old and was born in Tennessee, May 1849. She has been married for 28 years and nine of her 17 children are living.⁷

     Catharine Grey was born in March 1791 in Pennsylvania.^4,5,6,1,2,7

     Catharine Grey married Henry H. Holt, son of Drury Holt and Elizabeth Rogers. In 1809 their son, Doswell Holt, was born in Kentucky.^8,9 Their second child, Henry B., was born circa 1811 in Tennessee.¹⁰ Their third child, James, was born on 15 August 1813 in Tennessee.^11,12 Their fourth child, Crispen, was born on 1 January 1815. Their fifth child, Calvin, was born on 1 January 1818 in Tennessee.^13,14 Their sixth child, Elizabeth, was born on 15 March 1819 in Tennessee.^15,16 Their seventh child, Drury, was born circa 1820 in Tennessee.^17,18 Their eighth child, John, was born on 11 March 1821 in Tennessee.^19,20 Their ninth child, Sarah, was born on 9 September 1824 in Tennessee.^21,22,23,24 Their tenth child, Emberson, was born in 1825 in Tennessee.²⁵ Their eleventh child, Anna, was born on 1 December 1828 in Tennessee.^26,27 Their twelfth child, Margaret, was born circa 1830 in Tennessee.^28,29 In the 1830 census in Campbell County, Tennessee, Catharine Grey is assumed to be enumerated with Henry H. Holt.²⁹ Their thirteenth child, Susan, was born on 19 March 1832 in Tennessee.³⁰ In the June 1840 census in an unknown place , Catharine Grey is assumed to be enumerated with Henry H. Holt.³¹ In the census of 16 September 1850 in McCameron Township, Martin County, Indiana, Catharine appears in the household of Henry H. Holt as Catherine Holt. She is 60 years old and was born in Pennsylvania. She can not read or write.³² In the McCameron Township, Martin County, Indiana, census dated 11 July 1860, Catharine Grey, shown as Catharine Holt, is listed in the household of Henry H. Holt. She is 69 years old and was born in Pennsylvania. She can not read or write.³³ In the census of 22 August 1870 in McCameron Township, Martin County, Indiana, Catharine appears in the household of Henry H. Holt as Catharine Holt. She is 81 years old and was born in Pennsylvania. She can not read or write.³⁴

     Catharine Grey died on 18 February 1875 at age 83.^7,5 She is buried Crane Naval Base, Holt Cemetery, McCameron Township, Martin County, Indiana.^5,7

     Drury Holt was born before 1765.^2,3

     Drury Holt, Stephen Holt, John Gray, William Rogers, and Isham Wright appear on a Revolutionary War militia men list dated 6 September 1782 in Elk Creek Disrict, Montgomery County, Virginia. Stephen Holt also appears on the 1782 Montgomery County, Virginia personal property tax list.⁴

     Drury Holt married Elizabeth Rogers, daughter of Thomas Rogers, circa 1783.⁵ Drury Holt was shown on the 1787 tax list in Montgomery County, Virginia. His name appears along with Stephen Holt. They are both over 21 years old and each owns one horse and Drury owns one cattle and Stephen owns four. Also on the list is Thomas Rogers Jr, Thomas Rogers Sr., Doswell Rogers Jr., and Doswell Rogers Sr. On another list Drury Holt, Stephen Holt, Doswell Rogers, Jr., and Thos Rogers, Sr. are shown as ones who has been removed from the area and tax can no longer be collected.⁶ Drury Holt is recorded in Captain Thomas Amis Account Book in Hawkins County in 1788. Other names that appear in this account record are John Sims, 1787 and Joseph Rogers 1785.²

     Kentucky becomes a state.
     Drury Holt bought 50 acres on the north side of Clinch River beginning at two Sugar trees and Spansih Oak then due north 56 poles to a black walnut,hence due East 80 poles to a Dogwood and Spanish Oak, then North 55 East 124 Poles to a stake on the River bank, then South 22 west 40 pole to an Elm on the River bank, then South 40 west 168 poles to a Stake on the River, then North 67 west 65 poles to the first corner. at Hawkins County, Tennessee, on 27 February 1795. Hawkins County, Tennessee on 27 Feb 1795.⁷
     An unknown person witnessed a deed conveying 250 acres on the north side of Clinch Mountains on Little Warr. Creek, beginning on the spur of Clinch Mountain at Hawkins County, Tennessee, to Dauswell Rogers and Thomas Rogers on 7 June 1796. Entered into a contract with William McClain for $400 and besides Drury Holt, other witnesses were Absolam Looney and Thos Mirce.. The deed was proved at Hawkins County, Tennessee on 7 Jun 1796..⁸

     Knox County, Kentucky is created by act of legislation. Drury Holt was shown on the 25 July 1807 tax list in Knox County, Kentucky. Dozwell and John Holt are also shown on this tax list. He is not on the 1806, 1805, and 1804 tax lists in Knox County, Kentucky.⁹

     On 23 November 1807 at Hawkins County, Tennessee, Drury Holt Purchased from William Nichols for $100, 50 acres of land described as beginning on the North bank of the Clinch River at two sugar trees and a spanish oak, north 56 poles to a black walnut, east 80 poles to a dogwood and spanish tree, north 55 poles, east 124 poles to a tree on the river bank, south 22 and west 40 poles to an elm tree on the river bank. It is signed in the presence of L. B. (?) Hawkins and (?) Gillenwaters. He was shown on the 11 July 1808 tax list in Knox County, Kentucky. Henry and Dozwell Holt are also shown as this tax list. Henry in July 11 and Dozwell on July 12.¹⁰ He was shown on the 12 July 1809 tax list in Knox County, Kentucky. Henry and Dozwell Holt are also listed in this tax list on July 13.¹¹

     Drury Holt, shown as Drury Holt, was listed as the head of a family on the 1810 census Barbourville, Knox County, Kentucky. He is shown as over 45 years old and owns one slave. Also living with him is one unknown male between the age of 10 and 15. Nearby is Doswell Holt, Drury's son and Joseph Ryan, Drury's son-in-law. Based on ages, it is possible that the following were also living in the household,Drury Holt, a free white male, under 10 years old, Elizabeth Rogers, a free white male, age 16 to 25 years old.³ During the War of 1812, Drury Holt signed up with the Captain Thomas Laughlin's 5th Company, Kentucky 7th Regiment (Taul's) Mounted Volunteer Militia on 31 August 1813 at Newport, Kentucky. Enlisted with William L. Campbell and John Wright, among others. Expiration of service was November 13, 1813. A note on the Muster Roll indicates that the company is entitled to pay for 10 days for traveling from Barboursville, in Knox County, to Newport, the place of rendezvous of the detachment, being 200 miles; also the same number of days for returning from Limestone, the place of discharge, to their place of residence, the same distance, one day being allowed for every 20 miles. Petitioned for compensation for a horse lost in the war.^12,13 He ended military service on 3 November 1813 at Limestone, Mason County, Kentucky; He filed a claim for compensation for a horse lost in the War of 1812.¹²

     On 10 April 1814 at Knox County, Kentucky, Drury Holt 143 acres was surveyed for Drury Holt by virtue of a Knox Circuit Court Certificate No. 156 and bearing the date, Oct 5th 1813. Land surveyed for Doswell Holt at the same time, certificate number 154. This was part of the Tellico Grants. The Tellico Series (Grants in southeast Kentucky) -- 590 surveys (This area was purchased from the Cherokee Indians in 1805. Under the Act of 1810, settlers meeting the six-month residency requirement could patent up to 200 acres of land by paying $40 per 100 acres. Due to errors in patent series assignments, a number of patents in the Tellico Series fall out of the Tellico Region.)^14,15


     Settlers petitioned the governor to lay off Whitley County from Knox County. The first meeting of Whitley County Court was held April 20, 1818.¹⁶ He was shown on the 1819 tax list in Water Course - Marsh Creek, Whitley County, Kentucky. 143 acres and shown as having one white male over 21, one black over 16 with a total of two blacks. Also owns six mares.¹⁷ He was shown on the 1820 tax list in Water Course - Marsh Creek, Whitley County, Kentucky. 143 acres with one white over 21, one black over 21 with the total number of blacks being two. Also owning one mare.¹⁷ Was granted 50 acres on the northeast of Clinch River for fifty shillings, signed Samuel Ashe, Commander-in-Chief, North Carolina.¹⁸

     Drury Holt, shown as Drury Holt, was listed as the head of a family on the 1820 census Whitley County, Kentucky. He is over 45 years old. His wife, Elizabeth is not included in the household. There is one unknown female between 10 and 16. Two slaves are listed in the household; one male between 26 and 44 years old and one female under 14 years old. Based on ages, it is possible that the following were also living in the household, Drury Holt, a free white male, age 16 to 26 years old.¹⁹ According to court documents, dated 17 May 1819, Henry Holt bit the back part of the right ear of Samuel Ross on 13 March 1819. During the August 1820 court session, Samuel Ross is shown in a law suit vs. Drury Holt. The court record states that the appilee (Drury Holt) recovered all of his cost from the appilant (Samuel Ross).²⁰ Drury Holt was shown on the 1821 tax list in Water Course - Marsh Creek, Whitley County, Kentucky. 143 acres and shows as having one white male over 21, one black over 16 with a total of two blacks. Also owns one mare.²¹ He was shown on the 1822 tax list in Water Course - Marsh Creek, Whitley County, Kentucky. Shows as Drury Holt Jr. with 143 acreas and as one white male over 21, one black over 16 with a total of two blacks and owning one mare.²² He was shown on the 1823 tax list in Water Course - Marsh Creek, Whitley County, Kentucky. 143 acreas.²² He was shown on the 1824 tax list in Water Course - Marsh Creek, Whitley County, Kentucky. 143 acreas and one white male over 21, one black over 16 with a total of two blacks and owning two horses.²³

     On 5 July 1824 at Campbell County, Tennessee, Drury Holt Enters 50 acres of land on the head wates of Buffalow Creek, to include the improvement where on sd Holt now lives.²⁴ He was shown on the 1826 tax list in Water Course - Marsh Creek, Whitley County, Kentucky. 143 acreas and one white male over 21, one black over 16 with a total of three blacks and owning one horse.²⁵

     On 2 January 1826 at Campbell County, Tennessee, Drury Holt Enters 50 acres of land on the waters of Big Ponch ... to include an improvement. Entered 2 Jan 1826.²⁶ He was shown on the 1827 tax list in Water Course - Marsh Creek, Whitley County, Kentucky. 143 acreas and one white male over 21, one black over 16 with a total of three blacks and owning one horse.²⁵ He was shown on the 1828 tax list in Water Course - Marsh Creek, Whitley County, Kentucky. 143 acreas and one white male over 21, one black over 16 with a total of two blacks and owning one horse.²⁷ He was shown on the 1829 tax list in Water Course - Marsh Creek, Whitley County, Kentucky. 143 acreas and one white male over 21, one black over 16 with a total of two blacks and owning one horse.²⁸

     In the 1830 census at Whitley County, Kentucky, Drury Holt, shown as Drury Holt, was listed as a head of a family. He is between 70 and 80. He owns two female slaves. One is between 10 and 20 years old and thhe other is between 36 and 55 years old. Based on ages, it is possible that the following were also living in the household, Elizabeth Rogers, a female age 60 to 70 years old.²⁹

     Drury Holt died on 16 February 1835 in Pine Knot Tavern, Whitley County, Kentucky, of Drury Holt's will reads: "We the undersigned subscriber state that we heard Drury Holt state in his lifetime and a short time previous to his death that at his death he wished all the property belonging to him to remain in profession of his wife during her material life and we believe him to be of sound mine when he made those statements and that he died by casualty, Feb. 16 1835. William Riddle, Gidian Gilbreath, Barton Gilbreath..^30,31

     Mary Ellng was born in March 1871 in Indiana.

     Mary Ellng married Ernest J. Piepenbrink, son of Carl Heinrich Friedrich Conrad Piepenbrink and Mary Haseman, on 15 April 1891 in Fort Wayne, Allen County, Indiana.^3,4 In the Adams Township, Allen County, Indiana, census dated 8 June 1900, Mary Ellng, shown as Mary Peipenbrink, is listed in the household of Ernest Piepenbrink. She was born in March 1871 in Indiana and is 29 years old. She has been married for nine years and has had six children, 5 are still living.³ In the census of 20 April 1910 in Fort Wayne, Allen County, Indiana, she is listed as the wife of Ernest J. Piepenbrink. Her name appears as Mary Piepenbrink. She is 39 years old and was born in Indiana. Her parents were both born in Germany. She is the mother of ten children' eight that are still living.⁵

     Henry H. Holt was born on 12 May 1787 in Tennessee.^5,4,1,3,6 He was the son of Drury Holt and Elizabeth Rogers.

     Henry H. Holt married Catharine Grey. In 1809 their son, Doswell Holt, was born in Kentucky.^7,8 Henry was living in Sequatchie Valley, Sequatchie County, Tennessee. Southeast Tennessee's Sequatchie Valley is one of the most unique valleys in the world. One of only two "rift valleys," the other being the Great Victoria Valley in Africa. Over 125 miles long from the Tennessee River to Crossville, Sequatchie Valley never exceeds 5 miles in width and include Marion, Sequatchie, Bledsoe and Cumberland Counties. The Sequatchie River winds southward through the valley. Mining and agriculture being the primary mainstays of the region.^9,10 Their second child, Henry B., was born circa 1811 in Tennessee.¹¹ Their third child, James, was born on 15 August 1813 in Tennessee.^12,13 Their fourth child, Crispen, was born on 1 January 1815. Their fifth child, Calvin, was born on 1 January 1818 in Tennessee.^2,14 According to court documents, dated 17 May 1819, Henry Holt bit the back part of the right ear of Samuel Ross on 13 March 1819. During the August 1820 court session, Samuel Ross is shown in a law suit vs. Drury Holt.^15,16 Their sixth child, Elizabeth, was born on 15 March 1819 in Tennessee.^17,18
     Henry H. Holt bought ten acres at Jellico Creek, beginning at the large walnut and two junipers on the north side of the creek below his improvemnets then north 65 west 14 poles to a sugar tree near his spring . A second ten acre parcel on Jellico Creek beginning near his spring below his improvements then south 31 west 72 poles to a beach and sugar tree, then north 31 west 48 poles ... at Campbell County, Tennessee, from John Gray on 25 October 1819. $83 were paid for each parcels..¹⁹ Their seventh child, Drury, was born circa 1820 in Tennessee.^20,21 Henry H. Holt was shown on the 1820 tax list in Campbell County, Tennessee. There were seven Militia Companies for Campbell County, Tennessee for the year 1820. The poll tax was paid by males aged 21 -50 years. Henry Holt is listed in the sixth company, 20 acres; 1 poll; 1 stud horse. Their eighth child, John, was born on 11 March 1821 in Tennessee.^22,23 Henry H. Holt was shown on the 1822 tax list in Water Course - Gellico, Whitley County, Kentucky. 20 acres and one white male over 21, one and owning four horses.²⁴ He was shown on the 1823 tax list in Water Course - Gellico, Whitley County, Kentucky. 20 acres and one white male over 21, one and owning five horses.²⁴ Their ninth child, Sarah, was born on 9 September 1824 in Tennessee.^25,26,27,28 Their tenth child, Emberson, was born in 1825 in Tennessee.²⁹ Their eleventh child, Anna, was born on 1 December 1828 in Tennessee.^30,31 M1 = description of property M2 = any other information or explanations about the transaction M3 = where (and when) the deed was proven; granted 150 acres south of the Walker's line on March 9, 1829. 50 additional acres were surveyed on March 10, 1829.³² Their twelfth child, Margaret, was born circa 1830 in Tennessee.^33,34

     In the 1830 census at Campbell County, Tennessee, Henry H. Holt, shown as Henry Holt, was listed as a head of a family. He is between forty and firty and living near Joseph Ryan and Dennis Trammel. Based on ages, it is possible that the following were also living in the household, Drury Holt and Emberson Holt, males, age five to ten years old, Crispen Holt, Calvin Holt and John Holt, males age 10 to 15 years old, James Holt and Henry B. Holt, males, age 15 to 20 years old, Anna Holt, Sarah Holt and Margaret Holt, a female under 5 years old, Elizabeth Holt, a female age 5 to 10 years of age, Catharine Grey, a female age 40 to 50 years old.³⁵ Their thirteenth child, Susan, was born on 19 March 1832 in Tennessee.³⁶ Henry H. Holt was living nearby when Pleasant Bowman recorded land, (an unknown value) on 12 March 1836 at Martin County, Indiana.³⁷ M1 = description of property M2 = any other information or explanations about the transaction M3 = where (and when) the deed was proven.³⁸ Henry H. Holt was living nearby when Pleasant Bowman recorded land, (an unknown value) on 30 January 1837 at Martin County, Indiana.³⁷ M1 = description of property M2 = any other information or explanations about the transaction M3 = where (and when) the deed was proven.³⁹ Henry H. Holt was living nearby when James Holt recorded land, SE-NW-S28 on 24 August 1837 at Martin County, Indiana.⁴⁰ Henry H. Holt was living nearby when Doswell Holt recorded land, (an unknown value) on 21 September 1837 at Martin County, Indiana.⁴¹ Henry H. Holt is shown as Guardian of Andrew Holt in the estate of Andrew Holt in April 1838 at Martin County, Indiana; Henry Holt, Guardian of Andrew Holt, gave cash $4.70.⁴² Henry H. Holt was living nearby when John Grayson Edmondson recorded land, Living nearby are Henry Holt, Calvin Holt, Doswell Holt, and James Holt. on 30 September 1839 at Martin County, Indiana.⁴³

     Henry H. Holt, shown as Henry Holt senior, was listed as a head of a family on the 1840 census Martin County, Tennessee. He has 11 members in his household, including one unknown male between 15 and 20 years old. Four are working in agriculture. Henry is between 50-60 years old and he is living near his sons Doswell Holt, Henry Holt, and James Holt. Based on ages, it is possible that the following were also in this household, Emberson Holt, a male age 10 to 15 years old, Drury Holt, John Holt and Calvin Holt, males, age 15 to 20 years old, Susan Holt and Margaret Holt, females age 5 to 10 years of age, Sarah Holt and Anna Holt, females age 10 to 15 years old, Elizabeth Holt, a female age 20 to 30 years old, Catharine Grey, a female age 50 to 60 years old.⁴⁴
     Henry H. Holt bought (an unknown value) at Campbell County, Tennessee, from Doswell Holt on 25 September 1841.⁴⁵ Henry H. Holt is listed as Administrator of the estate of Crispen Holt on 4 August 1843 at Martin County, Indiana; Henry Hatch is shown as guardian of Andrew Holt, minor heir.⁴⁶ The Burns City Christian Church in Martin County, Indiana was started in 1845 when Pleasant Bowman, Henry Holt, and John Williams were deeded one-acre land by Catherine Keck to be used for religious purpose.
     Henry H. Holt sold land at Roaring Creek on Cumberland River at Campbell County, Tennessee, to James Chitwood on 3 November 1847. The land was sold for $15. Henry Holt was from Martin County, Indiana.⁴⁷ In the census of 16 September 1850 at McCameron Township, Martin County, Indiana, Henry H. Holt, shown as Henry Holt, is listed as the head of a household which includes the following household member; Catharine Grey. He is 63 years old, a farmer, and was born in Tennessee. His real estate is valued at $1000 and he can not read or write. He is living next to his sons, Doswell, Emberson, and Calvin.⁴⁸ In the census of 11 July 1860 at McCameron Township, Martin County, Indiana, Henry H. Holt, shown as Henry Holt, appears as a head of a household which include the following household member; Catharine Grey. He is 72 years old, a farmer, and was born in Tennessee. His real estate is valued at $200 and his personal estate at $500. He can not read or write.⁴⁹

     On 12 April 1866 at Martin County, Indiana, Henry H. Holt Sold to Henry Holt from Calvin Holt, 22 acres location given as W. side NW NE, Section 33, Township 5, Range 4. Warrant issued 22 Nov. 1860.⁵⁰ In the census of 22 August 1870 in McCameron Township, Martin County, Indiana, Henry H. Holt, shown as Henry Holt, is listed as the head of household which included the following household members; Catharine Grey and Rebecca A. Holt. He is 83 years old and was born in Tennessee. His real estate value is $2000 and personal value $300. He can not read or write.⁵¹

     Henry H. Holt died on 28 July 1879 in McCameron Township, Martin County, Indiana, at age 92.^6,52 He was survived by his children Drury, Elizabeth Williams, Sarah Ledgerwood, Susan Sims, and Ann Woodruff. His son Doswell Holt, preceded him in death, but Doswell's children were still living; Henry, Crispin, James, Calvin, Catharine Osborn, and George Holt.⁵³ He is buried in the Crane Naval Base - Holt Cemetery located in Martin County, Indiana.⁵²

     Herman Scherman married Clara Piepenbrink, daughter of Carl Heinrich Friedrich Conrad Piepenbrink and Mary Haseman, on 30 November 1897 in Fort Wayne, Allen County, Indiana.^1,2,3

     John Haseman was also known as Jacob Hasmann.^2,3

     John Haseman was born before 1825 in Germany.

     John Haseman married Sophia Brantmeyer before September 1840.

     John Haseman died before 1850.

     Sophia Brantmeyer was born in 1813 in Germany.²

     Sophia Brantmeyer married first John Haseman before September 1840.

     Sophia Brantmeyer married Henry Stellhorn between 1843 and 1844.^2,3 In the census of 21 September 1850 in 45th District, Preston County, Virginia, Sophia appears in the household of Henry Stellhorn as Sophia Stillhorn. She is 37 years old and was born in Germany.² In the census of 26 June 1860 in Adams Township, Allen County, Indiana, Sophia appears in the household of Henry Stellhorn as Sophia Stellhorn. She is 49 years old and was born in Bavaria.⁴ In the census of 30 August 1870 in Adams Township, Allen County, Indiana, Sophia appears in the household of Henry Stellhorn as Sophia Stillhorn. She is 57 years old and was born in Prussia.⁵ In the census of 11 June 1880 in New Haven, Allen, Indiana, she is listed as the wife of Henry Stellhorn. Her name appears as Sophia Stillhorn. Sophia Stellhorn is 67 years old, born in Prussia, as was her parents. She is listed as being married once.⁶

     Sophia Brantmeyer died in November 1893 in Indiana.^7,8 She is buried in the Lindenwood Cemetery located in Fort Wayne, Allen County, Michigan.⁹

     Wilson Scott was born in August 1831 in Union Township, Carroll County, Ohio.^5,6 He was the son of Thomas Scott II and Isabelle Carlisle.⁴ In the 1840 census in Monroe Township, Carroll County, Ohio, Wilson Scott is assumed to be enumerated with Thomas Scott II; assumption.⁷ In the Monroe Township, Carroll County, Ohio, census dated 29 July 1850, Wilson Scott, shown as (an unknown value), is listed in the household of Thomas Scott II. He is 18 years old, a farmer, and was born in Ohio.⁸ In the Monroe Township, Carroll County, Ohio, census dated 29 July 1850, Wilson Scott, shown as (an unknown value), is listed in the household of Thomas Scott II. He is 18 years old, a farmer, and was born in Ohio.⁸

     Wilson Scott married Elizabeth A. McClintock on 21 October 1857.^6,9 Reminder - Pick a Role; He is 37 yers old, a farmer with personal property of $600. He was born in Ohio and living next to Thomas Scott, age 80.¹⁰ Reminder - Pick a Role; Wilson, age 48, is a farmer and was born in Ohio. His parents were born in Ireland. He is living next to his sisters Sarah and Mary J. Scott. Wilson Scott survived the death of his brother, William Carlisle Scott IV, who died on 8 June 1905.¹¹

     Wilson Scott died on 16 January 1912 in Monroe Township, Carroll County, Ohio, at age 80.^6,12 He is buried Scott (New) Cemetery, Carroll County, Ohio.⁶

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

     Robert Lee was born in 1776 in Morgan, Washington County, Pennsylvania.¹ He was the son of William F. Lee and Cathren Ross.¹

     Robert Lee married Mary Jack on 13 December 1806.¹

     Robert Lee died on 23 November 1829 in Warren County, Ohio.¹

     Martin Bair was also known as Martin Bare.^6,7 Martin Bair was also known as Martin Bear.⁸

     Martin Bair was born on 16 February 1816 in Pennsylvania.⁸ He was the son of Daniel Bear.⁵

     Martin Bair married Susanna Gilbert, daughter of Mr. Gilbert and Martha, before 1836.⁹ In January 1838 their son, Charles Bare, was born in Ohio.^1,10 In 1840 their son, Martin V. B. Bare, was born.¹

     Martin Bair, shown as Martin Bare, was listed as a head of a family on the 1840 census Bazetta Township, Trumbull County, Ohio. He is between 30 and 40 years old and living next to Henry Gilbert, who is between 40 and 50 years old. Based on ages, it is possible that the following were also in this household, Charles Bare and Daniel Bair, males under 5 years old, Susanna Gilbert, a female age 20 to 30 years old.⁶ On 11 November 1841 their daughter, Mary Ann Bair, was born in Warren, Trumbull County, Ohio.^11,12,13,14 On 11 September 1844 their son, John Bare, was born in Trumbell County, Ohio.^1,15,16 In the census of 3 August 1850 at Bazetta Township, Trumbull County, Ohio, Martin Bair, shown as Martin Bear, is listed as a head of household which includes the following household members; Susanna Bair, Charles Bare, Daniel Bair, Mary Ann Bair and John Bare. He was 34 years old, a farmer, and was born in Pennsylvania. Also living with this household is Maria Clay, age 20, who was also born in Ohio.¹⁷ In 1855, Martin Bair and Susanna Gilbert moved to Hicksville, Defiance County, Ohio.¹ In the census of 14 June 1860 at Springfield Township, Allen County, Indiana, Martin Bair, shown as Martin Bare, appears as a head of household which includes the following household members; Susanna Gilbert, John Bare, Daniel Bair and Christian Gilbert. He is 46 years old and was born in Pennsylvania. His real estate is valued at $1000 and his personal estate at $300. Living in his household is also a Christian Gilbert, age 31, working as a servant and Margaret Witsel, age 9. Christian, could possiblity be a relative of Susan's, having the same last name.¹⁸ Martin Bair and Susanna Gilbert were divorced circa 1860.^19,20

     Martin Bair's second wife was Mary E. They married after 1860.²¹ In the census of 28 June 1880 at Hicksville, Defiance County, Ohio, Martin Bair, shown as Martin Bare, appears as a head of household. Living with him is his wife, Mary E., his daughter, Eliza J. Bair. He is 63 years old, working in a sawmill, and was born in Pennsylvania, as were his parents.²² In the census of 7 June 1900 in Hicksville Township, Defiance County, Ohio, Martin Bair, shown as Martin Bear, appears as a head of household, which include his wife, Mary E.. He is 84 years old and was born in Pennsylvania, as were his parents. He was born in February, 1816, and has has been married for 40 years.²³

     Martin Bair died on 5 December 1900 at age 84. He is buried in the Forest Home Cemetery located in Salem Township, Hicksville, Defiance County, Ohio.²⁴

     Sarah Abbe was born circa 1639/40 in Massachusetts. She was the daughter of John Abbe and Mary.

     Sarah A. Landis was born circa 1832 in Ohio. She was the daughter of David Landis and Mary. In 1835, Sarah A. Landis moved with her parents to Defiance County, Ohio.² In the 1840 census in an unknown place , Sarah A. Landis is assumed to be enumerated with David Landis.³ In the census of 24 August 1850 in Hicksville, Defiance County, Ohio, Sarah appears in the household of David Landis.¹

     Ruth Scott was born on 2 September 1806 in German Township, Fayette County, Pennsylvania.^5,6,7,8 She was the daughter of Crawford Scott II and Mary Barnes.^3,4 In the 1810 census in German Township, Fayette County, Pennsylvania, Ruth Scott is assumed to be enumerated with Crawford Scott II; assumption.⁹ In the 1820 census in Luzerne Township, Fayette County, Pennsylvania, Ruth Scott is assumed to be enumerated with Crawford Scott II.¹⁰ In the 1830 census in an unknown place , Ruth Scott is assumed to be enumerated with Crawford Scott II; assumption.¹¹ Ruth was living in Carroll County, Ohio.¹²

     Ruth Scott married William Scott II, son of William Scott and Susannah Long, on 7 March 1839 in Carroll County, Ohio.^13,3,12,8,14 In the 1840 census in Monroe Township, Carroll County, Ohio, Ruth Scott is assumed to be enumerated with William Scott II; assumption.¹⁵ In the Monroe Township, Carroll County, Ohio, census dated 29 July 1850, Ruth Scott, shown as R. Scott, is listed in the household of William Scott II. She is 43 years old and was born in Pennsylvania.¹⁶ In the Monroe Township, Carroll County, Ohio, census dated 29 July 1850, Ruth Scott, shown as R. Scott, is listed in the household of William Scott II. She is 43 years old and was born in Pennsylvania.¹⁶ In the Monroe Township, Carroll County, Ohio, census dated 25 June 1860, Ruth Scott, shown as Ruth Scott, is listed in the household of William Scott II. She is 30 years old and was born in Pennsylvania.¹⁷ In the Monroe Township, Carroll County, Ohio, census dated 25 June 1860, Ruth Scott, shown as Ruth Scott, is listed in the household of William Scott II. She is 30 years old and was born in Pennsylvania.¹⁷ In the Monroe Township, Carroll County, Ohio, census dated 29 June 1870, Ruth Scott, shown as (an unknown value), is listed in the household of an unknown person . She is 54 years old, born in Pennsylvania, and is keeping house. In the Monroe Township, Carroll County, Ohio, census dated June 1880, Ruth Scott, shown as Ruth Scott, is listed in the household of William Scott II. She is 60 years old and was born in Ohio.¹⁸

     Ruth Scott died on 16 October 1885 in Monroe Township, Carroll County, Ohio, at age 79.^19,7,12,1 She is buried in the Scott (Old) Cemetery located in Carrollton, Carroll County, Ohio. Buried next to her husband, Wm and son William.

     Lucinda Bricker was born on 4 April 1848 in Lisbon, Columbiana County, Ohio.² She was the daughter of John F. Bricker and Rebecca Burger.¹ In the census of 20 September 1850 in Centre Township, Columbiana County, Ohio, Lucinda appears in the household of John F. Bricker as Lucinda Bricker. She is 2 years old and was born in Ohio.¹ In the census of 31 July 1860 in Salem Township, Columbiana County, Ohio, Lucinda appears in the household of David Bricker as Lucinda Bricker. She is 12 years old and was born in Ohio. It is assumed that she is the daughter of John F. Bricker and that she is living with her granduncle.³

     Lucinda Bricker married David Shive on 8 August 1869 in Columbiana County, Ohio.^4,5

     Lucinda Bricker died on 17 June 1872 at age 24.^6,7 She is buried in the St. Jacob Cemetery located in Columbiana County, Ohio. I assume this Lucinda Bricker. She is buried next to and has the same stone as Phebe Bricker, wife of Enos Bricker, Lucinda's brother. She is married to a David S.⁸

     Mary was born circa 1798 in Maryland.

     Mary married David Landis. On 11 December 1821 their daughter, Mariah Landis, was born in Preble County, Ohio.² In 1824 their son, John Landis, was born.³ Their third child, Absalom, was born in 1826 in Ohio.⁴ Their fourth child, Sarah A., was born circa 1832 in Ohio. Their fifth child, Josiah, was born circa 1835 in Ohio.

     In 1835, David and Mary moved with their family to Defiance County, Ohio.² Their sixth child, Harriet, was born in 1840 in Ohio.⁵ In the 1840 census in Crane Township, Paulding County, Ohio, Mary is assumed to be enumerated with David Landis.⁵ In the census of 24 August 1850 in Hicksville, Defiance County, Ohio, Mary appears in the household of David Landis. She is 52 years old and was born in Maryland.¹

     Hannah Lee was born on 8 January 1793 in Washington County, Ohio.¹ She was the daughter of William F. Lee and Cathren Ross.¹

     Hannah Lee died on 9 January 1867 in Warren County, Ohio, at age 74.¹

     William P. King was born in 1874 in Indiana.⁴ He was the son of Granville Scott King and Catherine Roberts.³ In the census of 14 June 1880 in Scotland, Greene County, Indiana, he is listed as the son of Granville S. King. His name appears as William P. King. He is six years old and was born in Indiana, as was his father. His mother was born in Kentucky.⁵ William P. King survived the death of his mother, Catherine Roberts, who died circa 1886.¹

     He was a fireman on the railroad engine, enginnered by Bates Cheely. It seemed a branch of the Frisco Railroad in southeastern Missouri. There was a little ditty that used to be sung. It went "Old Bates Cheely goes so fast, you can't see nothing but Will King's ------".¹ William P. King survived the death of his father, Isaac Asberry King, who died on 2 February 1942 in Oakland County Tb sanitarium, Oakland County, Michigan.^1,6

     Mary Jack married Robert Lee, son of William F. Lee and Cathren Ross, on 13 December 1806.¹

     Mary Keziah King was born in August 1851 in Indiana.² She was the daughter of Jesse Hugh King and Sarah Jane Lee. In the census of 2 August 1860 in Taylor Township, Greene County, Indiana, Mary appears in the household of Jesse King as Mary K. King. She is 9 years old and was born in Indiana.³ Mary Keziah King has not been found on the census of 1870. It is assumed that this household is living in Greene County, Indiana.

     Mary Keziah King married Thomas Holt, son of Emberson Holt and Margaret Ragle, on 22 October 1870 in Martin County, Indiana.^1,4,5 On 19 August 1872 their daughter, Manerva Alma Holt, was born in Indiana.^6,7,8 In 1875 their daughter, Ally Holt, was born.⁹ Their third child, Earnest, was born in December 1877 in Indiana.¹⁰ Their fourth child, Nathaniel, was born in 1880 in Indiana.¹¹ In the census of 1 June 1880 in Scotland, Greene County, Indiana, she is listed as the wife of Thomas Holt. Her name appears as Mary K. Holt. She is 28 years old and was born in Indiana. Her father was born in Indiana, but her mother was from Ohio. She is married and keeping house.⁴ Their fifth child, Edna C., was born circa 1885. Their sixth child, James Wesley, was born on 20 July 1890.^12,5,13 Their seventh child, Samuel E., was born in November 1895.¹⁴ ; Family Photo.

      Mary Keziah King survived the death of her husband, Thomas Holt, who died on 17 May 1900 in Greene County, Indiana.¹⁵ In the census of 23 June 1900 in Taylor Township, Greene County, Indiana, Mary Keziah King, shown as Mary Holt, appears as a head of household, which include, her sons, Weley Holt and Samuel E. Holt, her daughters, Edna C. Holt and Alma M. Pegg, her grandson, Pansy H. Pegg and Dewey E. Pegg. She is 48 years old and was born in Indiana, August 1851. Her parents were also born in Indiana. She is a widow and has had ten children, six which are still living. She rents her home.¹⁶ Before 1909, Mary moved to Coles County, Illinois. It is unknown when Mary Holt moved to Coles County, Illinois, but her daughter, Alma Pegg, was living with her (Mary Holt) at the time of her (Alma Pegg) death. In the census of 26 April 1910 in Charleston, Coles County, Illinois, Mary Keziah King, shown as Mary K. Holt, appears as a head of household which include, her son, Samuel E. Holt, her son-in-law, William H. Jolliff, her granddaughters, Agretha May Jolliff and Elsie Lucille Jolliff . She is 57, a widow, and was born in Indiana. Her father is states as also being in Indiana and her mother, Ohio.¹⁷ In the census of 7 January 1920 in Portland, Multnomah County, Oregon, she is listed in the household and as the mother of Nathaniel Holt. Her name appears as Mary K. James. She is 68 years old, a widow, and was born in Indiana. Her last name is shown as James.¹⁸

     Mary Keziah King died circa 1922 in Portland, Oregon.⁵

     William Jones Semonin was born circa 1907. He was the son of Paul Francois Semonin and Edith S. Brown.

     William Jones Semonin married Sally Seoggan.

     William Jones Semonin died on 31 March 1954 in Jefferson County, Kentucky.

     Wesley A. Holt married Dorothy.¹

     Wesley A. Holt was born in 1908 in Washington.^1,3 He was the son of Nathaniel Holt and Edna R. Alexander.

     Wesley A. Holt died circa 1948.⁴

     John W. Lambert was born circa 1831. He was the son of Clayton Lambert and Rhoda Lee.

     John W. Lambert died before 1885.

     Dillard Wilson was born in 1898.² He was the son of Thomas Milford Wilson and Martha Jance Ashcraft.

     Dillard Wilson died in 1921.² He is buried in the Grandview Cemetery located in Bloomfield, Greene County, Indiana. There is one large monument and two small stones. The monument says King on one side and Wilson on the other. On his stone are chain links.²