1. Gedcom File c:\program files\genmerge\output\E.TGM.ged (hereafter cited as GEDCOM
#46681368).
2. taken from Lawrence County births, 1852
3. GEDCOM #46681368.
4. Johnston, P. M., Stallard Family Tree, Record Type: Family Tree provided Peggy Morgan
Johnston (hereafter cited as Johnston, P. M., Stallard Family Tree); and GEDCOM #46681368.
5. Johnston, P. M., Stallard Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
6. Johnston, P. M., Stallard Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
7. Johnston, P. M., Stallard Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
8. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree, Record Type: Family Tree provided by, Karolyn Kendig
Jones (hereafter cited as Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree).
9. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
10. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
11. Descendants of James T. Stacy, Record Type: Family Tree by David R. May 20, 2005
(hereafter cited as Descendants of James T. Stacy).
12. Ibid.
13. Ibid.
14. Ibid.
15. Ibid.
16. Ibid.
17. Gedcom File c:\program files\genmerge\output\EJ081907GM.ged (hereafter cited as
GEDCOM #46681521). From SSDI
18. Ibid. Bluefield Daily Telegraph, Thursday, June 21, 2007
19. Ibid.
20. Graybeal GEDCOM, Record Type: GEDCOM File, Location: Stafford, Virginia Kyle R.
Graybeal 2 Aug 2005 (hereafter cited as GEDCOM File); and GEDCOM #46681368. Data from Genealogy.com, Tuggle Family Genealogy Forum, msg #
639, http:/ /genforum.genealogy.com/tuggle/messages/639.html
21. John enlisted as a Private in Company D, 151st Regiment, Virginia Militia on Aug 2,
1861 at Princeton, Virginia. Muster Rolls show that Companies A to F were in service from August to October 13, 1861, when they were
discharged. He enlisted in Company H, 60th Regiment, Virginia Infantry, CSA on Aug 13, 1863. His name appears on a Report of Sick and
Wounded at Way Hospital, Lynchburg, Virginia in the month of September, 1864. It notes he was discharged from service on Aug 13, 1864 and
retired. Another note in the Company muster roll notes he was "Discharged 4th Oct, 64 at Mount Sidney, Augusta County, Virginia by civil
authority." His diagnosis was Vulnius Sclopet which is complications of a bullet wound.John enlisted as a Private in Company D, 151st
Regiment, Virginia Militi a on Aug 2, 1861 at Princeton, Virginia. Muster Rolls show that Companie s A to F were in service from August to
October 13, 1861, when they wer e discharged. He enlisted in Company H, 60th Regiment, Virginia Infantry , CSA on Aug 13, 1863. His name
appears on a Report of Sick and Wounde d at Way Hospital, Lynchburg, Virginia in the month of September, 1864. It notes he was discharged
from service on Aug 13, 1864 and retired. Another note in the Company muster roll notes he was "Discharged 4th O ct, 64 at Mount Sidney,
Augusta County, Virginia by civil authority." Hi s diagnosis was Vulnius Sclopet which is complications of a bullet wound.
22. Descendants of James T. Stacy.
23. Ibid.
24. Ibid.
25. Info from www.rootsweb.com/~vawise2/marriage/HolbrookMarriag es.htm
26. Info from www.rootsweb.com/~vawise2/marriage/HolbrookMarriag es.htm
27. GEDCOM #46681368. Location from Tad & Rachelle's Genealogy Website: Tuggle Ancestry,
http:/ /home.earthlink.net/~tadcamp/tuggle.html
28. Ibid.
29. Ibid.
30. Ibid. Location from Tad & Rachelle's Genealogy Website: Tuggle Ancestry, http:/
/home.earthlink.net/~tadcamp/tuggle.html
31. Ibid.
32. Ibid.
33. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
34. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
35. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree.
36. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
37. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
38. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
39. GEDCOM #46681521. Social Security Death Index, Ancestry.com No. 228-48-8930, Issue
State: V irginia; Issue Date: 1955
40. ||Brandon weighed 6 pounds, 15 ounces.
41. Descendants of James T. Stacy.
42. Ibid.
43. Descendants of James T. Stacy; and GEDCOM #46681368.
44. GEDCOM #46681521.
45. GEDCOM #46681368.
46. Ibid.
47. Jonas, J. B., Jonas Family Tree, Record Type: Family tree provided by, Jonathan B.
Jonas (hereafter cited as Jonas, J. B., Jonas Family Tree); and GEDCOM #46681368.
48. Paul was a Viet Nam war veteran.
49. Richins GEDCOM, Record Type: GEDCOM File, Location: Orem, Utah Dean K. Richins 25 Jul
2005 (hereafter cited as Richins GEDCOM).
50. Ibid.
51. Ibid.
52. Ibid.
53. Ibid.
54. Ibid.
55. GEDCOM File.
56. Ibid.
57. Ibid.
58. Ibid.
59. Ibid.
60. Ibid.
61. Ibid.
62. GEDCOM #46681368.
63. Johnston, P. M., Stallard Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
64. GEDCOM File.
65. Ibid.
66. Ibid.
67. Ibid.
68. Ibid.
69. GEDCOM #46681368.
70. According to the 1850 Mercer County, Virginia census, Phidella Peters, female aged 20
and Buren Bailey, male aged 20, a farmer whose real estate value was $1,000 were living in the household of James Calfee, Jr. Buren was
possibly the brother of James' wife, Elizabeth Bailey.According to the 1850 Mercer County, Virginia census, Phidella Peters, fe male aged 20
and Buren Bailey, male aged 20, a farmer whose real estate v alue was $1,000 were living in the household of James Calfee, Jr. Bure n was
possibly the brother of James' wife, Elizabeth Bailey.
71. GEDCOM #46681368.
72. Crachatt was listed as Crocker W. in the 1850 Mercer County census.
73. ||Bluefield was at that time in Virginia.
74. GEDCOM #46681521.
75. Ibid. Beaver Pond district,
76. ||Bluefield was at that time in Virginia.
77. Info from www.findagrave.com
78. GEDCOM #46681368. ||Marriage records indicate Rebecca was born in Shenandoah County,
Virginia and Pilson was born in Augusta County, Virginia. Marriage date is from Shenandoah County Virginia marriage records.||Marriage
records indicate Rebecca was born in Shenandoah County, Virgin ia and Pilson was born in Augusta County, Virginia. Marriage date is fro m
Shenandoah County Virginia marriage records.
79. ||At birth, she weighed 8 lbs. 4 oz. and measured 20 inches.
80. GEDCOM #46681368.
81. Date from Tad & Rachelle's Genealogy Website: Tuggle Ancestry, http://hom
e.earthlink.net/~tadcamp/tuggle.html
82. From Burial Card, First Baptist Church, Welch, West Virginia, Arrangement s by
Douglas Mortuary. Officiating Rev. C. W. Jack Barker
83. Info from email from Donna Tivener, Mansfield, Ohio dtivener@richnet.net
84. Descendants of James T. Stacy.
85. Ibid.
86. Death of Mr. Andrew Cress. From the Tazewell Independent, Published at Washington,
Illinois, Thursday, January 9th, 1879. Died at his residence in Woodford County, Ill., three miles north of Washington, Tazewell county, on
Saturday, January 4th, 1879, Mr. Andrew Cress, aged sixty-nine years, four months, and twenty-nine days. The deceased was born in Eastern
Virginia on the 7th day of August, 1809, removing to Tazewell county, Ill., in the fall of 1832. On the 21st of August, 1834, he was united
in marriage to Miss Mary Kindig, with whom he lived in perfect peace and happiness till the day of his death, and by whom he had eight
children, three of them having passed on before to the better land. The surviving five, all sons, as they married and settled in life, he
located near to his own residence. Mr. Cress and his wife were immersed together into the Christian church, in the summer of 1853, Elder
John Lindsey, of Eureka, Ill., who was then pastor of the Christian church at Washington, performing the solemn rite. The children, as fast
as they grew old enough, followed the example of their parents, and those now living are worthy members of the church -- those who sleep in
death having been bright examples of piety and devotion. Andrew Cress was a man of great energy of character, and though commencing a poor
boy, grew to be wealthy and influential. In all his movements in life, whether in church or state, he gathered around him a large circle of
friends who looked to him for advice and counsel. He was liberal in supporting the gospel, and faithful at the house of God; but it was in
his own home that he stood forth the princely, model man. Warm-hearted, generous, polite, elegant, cordial, he made everything to sparkle
and shine round about him. All who knew him knew him only but to love him. The word fail was not in his vocabulary. When he undertook any
enterprise, it had to succeed. Full of life and energy, ardent in spirit, when he engaged in any contest, to use his own words, it was "to
make it go". And though in his seventieth year, he never realized that he was old, but was as sprightly in feeling as a boy, ever cheery
and hopefully radiant, and as fond of the tumble and scramble of life as a young man of twenty five. His death happened thus: Having been to
Washington in a sleigh, he was returning home. Arriving at the Bowen place, he was overtaken by Mr. Washington Grove’s team, attached to a
bob-sled, containing seven individuals. All at once the parties in the bob-sled commenced hallooing, and the driver began to whip the
horses, with the intention of passing Mr. Cress. The latter’s horse at this demonstration naturally spurted up into a good trot, but his hat
blowing off he looked back, requesting the parties in the bob-sled, though it seems they were unable to make out what he said, to hold up.
The bob-sled still coming along at a furious rate, he turned his sleigh a little to one side, fearing they were going to run into him.
Unfortunately his sleigh ran one of its runners on to a snow drift, throwing him out in front of the other team, the latter, with their load
passing instantly over him, bruising and crushing him in their rapid progress. His face and head were contused and scarred; his neck was
pressed to the earth by the runners; his back crushed, and the spinal cord injured, paralyzing his limbs and the lower part of his body.
Realizing at once his dreadful situation he said: "Boys you have killed me; take me home to my wife, and call in my sons. I want to see
them before I die." For eight days he lingered and suffered. Crowds of friends and neighbors visited him, to whom he talked freely
concerning death. From the first he seemed to understand that there was no possibility of recovery, and as the time wore on he calmly gave
orders in detail respecting his funeral and burial. "Brother Lindsey," said he, "baptized me and my wife; married most of my children;
preached the funeral of my daughter; have him preach my funeral, and let Father Hall assist him. Dig my grave in such a place, and when the
services are over commit my body to the Masonic brethren for burial." He was full of God’s word, repeating during his prostration,
extensive passages of Scripture. His last words were: "I am going to my blessed Jesus." When visited by the editor of this paper he was
triumphant in the prospect of the eternal reward, the crown of righteousness, which awaited him, quoting, without missing so much as a word,
the comforting address of the Master to the disciples, as recorded by John, beginning "Let not your heart be troubled," etc., and at the
close, in all the consciousness of a living faith remarked, "What a precious assurance is this; what a glorious hope." After a selection
from the Bible had been read and prayer offered, with radiant face he joined in singing: Here we are but straying pilgrims, Here our path is
often dim, But to cheer us on our Journey, Still we sing this wayside hymn; Yonder over the rolling river, Where the shining mansions rise,
Soon will be our home forever, And the smile of the blessed giver, Gladden all our longing eyes. The funeral took place on Monday last, from
the family residence, at twelve o’clock, noon. The day was bitter cold, but not withstanding the severity of the weather, the roomy house
was crowded to excess with kinsfolks and friends and neighbors, all anxious to show their respect to the sterling worth of him who had so
unexpectedly been snatched from their midst. The members of Taylor Lodge, No. 98, A. F. & A. M., were well represented, several Masons being
likewise present from Peoria, Eureka, and Metamora. Elder John Lindsey, at the appointed hour, standing just within the parlor door,
announced a suitable hymn, which being sung Rev. Z. Hall read ten verses of the chapter in John before alluded to, and led the sorrowing
relatives and sympathizing friends in devotion at a throne of grace. Elder Lindsey then delivered an exceedingly appropriate discourse,
largely biographical but full of sweetness, tenderness, hope, and consolation, Elder Hall making a few remarks at the close describing, in
fitting terms, the honesty, uprightness, business talent, and moral and religious worth of his deceased friend and neighbor, with whom he
had been intimate for a long period of years. After resuming his seat, the hymn quoted above was feelingly sung, and the Masons proceeded
with their impressive funeral rites, following which those who desired gazed into the face of the honored dead, the Masons, accompanied by
the family and friends, bearing the body to its resting place in the Kice burial ground, two miles northwest of Washington, there to await
"the resurrection of the just." Andrew Cress was a rare man, of generous impulses, who, as far as God gave him to see the right endeavored
to pursue it. His place will be difficult indeed to fill in the congregation of which he was a worthy member, while the community in which
he moved has sustained an irreparable loss. To the bereaved mother, the fatherless sons, and sorrowing grandchildren, the INDEPENDENT
extends its deepest sympathy, trusting that all their lives may be so ordered that their last end, like his, may be peace -- the peace of
God which passeth all human understanding. Resolutions of Respect. The following resolutions of sympathy and condolence, in reference to the
late Andrew Cress were unanimously adopted by Taylor Lodge, No. 98, A. F. & A. M., of this city, of which the deceased was a member:
WHEREAS, It has pleased the Grand Architect and Master Builder of the Universe to take from among us our worthy and highly-esteemed friend
and brother, Andrew Cress; AND WHEREAS, The tenets of our beloved order teach us to bow in humble submission to the rod that chasteneth,
while we mourn the sudden and unexpected death of our exemplary brother, we see the hand of an all-wise Father in it, and humbly bow to the
dispensation. Therefore, be it Resolved, That in the death of Brother Andrew Cress, this lodge, and the Masonic fraternity throughout the
world, have lost a just and upright brother and an esteemed friend; this community a most excellent and enterprising citizen; his family a
kind, affectionate and considerate husband and parent; the neighborhood in which he lived an obliging and open-handed neighbor; and the
church an earnest and consistent worker for the Master. Resolved, That the sympathies of Taylor Lodge, No. 98, A. F. & A. M., are hereby
tendered to the aged widow, and to the family of our deceased brother, in this sad hour of affliction, and can only point them to the life
and faith of their deceased husband and parent, which assures a meeting and re-union in a grander and better world. Resolved, That a copy of
these resolutions be tendered, with the seal of the lodge attached, to the widow and children of our dearly-beloved brother; that they be
spread upon the records of this lodge; and that the lodge-room be draped in mourning, and the fraternity wear the usual badge of mourning
for a deceased brother, for the period of thirty days. Respectfully submitted, THOS. HANDSAKER CHAS A. CRANE, Committee JOHN M. TAYLOR,Death
of Mr. Andrew Cress. From the Tazewell Independent, Published at Washington, Illinois, Thursd ay, January 9th, 1879. Died at his residence
in Woodford County, Ill., three miles north o f Washington, Tazewell county, on Saturday, January 4th, 1879, Mr. Andre w Cress, aged
sixty-nine years, four months, and twenty-nine days. The deceased was born in Eastern Virginia on the 7th day of August , 1809, removing to
Tazewell county, Ill., in the fall of 1832. On the 2 1st of August, 1834, he was united in marriage to Miss Mary Kindig, wit h whom he lived
in perfect peace and happiness till the day of his death , and by whom he had eight children, three of them having passed on befor e to the
better land. The surviving five, all sons, as they married an d settled in life, he located near to his own residence. Mr. Cress and his
wife were immersed together into the Christian chu rch, in the summer of 1853, Elder John Lindsey, of Eureka, Ill., who wa s then pastor of
the Christian church at Washington, performing the solem n rite. The children, as fast as they grew old enough, followed the exam ple of
their parents, and those now living are worthy members of the chur ch -- those who sleep in death having been bright examples of piety and d
evotion. Andrew Cress was a man of great energy of character, and though comm encing a poor boy, grew to be wealthy and influential. In all
his moveme nts in life, whether in church or state, he gathered around him a large c ircle of friends who looked to him for advice and
counsel. He was libera l in supporting the gospel, and faithful at the house of God; but it wa s in his own home that he stood forth the
princely, model man. Warm-hear ted, generous, polite, elegant, cordial, he made everything to sparkle an d shine round about him. All who
knew him knew him only but to love him. The word fail was not in his vocabulary. When he undertook any enterp rise, it had to succeed. Full
of life and energy, ardent in spirit, when he engaged in any co ntest, to use his own words, it was "to make it go". And though in his s
eventieth year, he never realized that he was old, but was as sprightly i n feeling as a boy, ever cheery and hopefully radiant, and as fond
of th e tumble and scramble of life as a young man of twenty five. His death happened thus: Having been to Washington in a sleigh, h e was
returning home. Arriving at the Bowen place, he was overtaken by M r. Washington Grove’s team, attached to a bob-sled, containing seven indi
viduals. All at once the parties in the bob-sled commenced hallooing, an d the driver began to whip the horses, with the intention of
passing Mr. Cress. The latter’s horse at this demonstration naturally spurted up i nto a good trot, but his hat blowing off he looked back,
requesting the p arties in the bob-sled, though it seems they were unable to make out wha t he said, to hold up. The bob-sled still coming
along at a furious rate , he turned his sleigh a little to one side, fearing they were going to r un into him. Unfortunately his sleigh ran
one of its runners on to a sno w drift, throwing him out in front of the other team, the latter, with th eir load passing instantly over
him, bruising and crushing him in their r apid progress. His face and head were contused and scarred; his neck wa s pressed to the earth by
the runners; his back crushed, and the spinal c ord injured, paralyzing his limbs and the lower part of his body. Realiz ing at once his
dreadful situation he said: "Boys you have killed me; tak e me home to my wife, and call in my sons. I want to see them before I d ie."
For eight days he lingered and suffered. Crowds of friends and neig hbors visited him, to whom he talked freely concerning death. From the f
irst he seemed to understand that there was no possibility of recovery, a nd as the time wore on he calmly gave orders in detail respecting
his fun eral and burial. "Brother Lindsey," said he, "baptized me and my wife; m arried most of my children; preached the funeral of my
daughter; have hi m preach my funeral, and let Father Hall assist him. Dig my grave in suc h a place, and when the services are over commit
my body to the Masonic b rethren for burial." He was full of God’s word, repeating during his pro stration, extensive passages of
Scripture. His last words were: "I am g oing to my blessed Jesus." When visited by the editor of this paper he w as triumphant in the
prospect of the eternal reward, the crown of righteo usness, which awaited him, quoting, without missing so much as a word, th e comforting
address of the Master to the disciples, as recorded by John , beginning "Let not your heart be troubled," etc., and at the close, i n all
the consciousness of a living faith remarked, "What a precious assu rance is this; what a glorious hope." After a selection from the Bible
h ad been read and prayer offered, with radiant face he joined in singing: Here we are but straying pilgrims, Here our path is often dim,
But to cheer us on our Journey, Still we sing this wayside hymn; Yonder over the rolling river, Where the shining mansions rise, Soon will
be our home forever, And the smile of the blessed giver, Gladden all our longing eyes. The funeral took place on Monday last, from the
family residence, a t twelve o’clock, noon. The day was bitter cold, but not withstanding th e severity of the weather, the roomy house was
crowded to excess with kin sfolks and friends and neighbors, all anxious to show their respect to th e sterling worth of him who had so
unexpectedly been snatched from thei r midst. The members of Taylor Lodge, No. 98, A. F. & A. M., were well r epresented, several Masons
being likewise present from Peoria, Eureka, an d Metamora. Elder John Lindsey, at the appointed hour, standing just within th e parlor door,
announced a suitable hymn, which being sung Rev. Z. Hall r ead ten verses of the chapter in John before alluded to, and led the sorr owing
relatives and sympathizing friends in devotion at a throne of grace. Elder Lindsey then delivered an exceedingly appropriate discourse, lar
gely biographical but full of sweetness, tenderness, hope, and consolatio n, Elder Hall making a few remarks at the close describing, in
fitting te rms, the honesty, uprightness, business talent, and moral and religious w orth of his deceased friend and neighbor, with whom he
had been intimat e for a long period of years. After resuming his seat, the hymn quoted above was feelingly sung, a nd the Masons proceeded
with their impressive funeral rites, following wh ich those who desired gazed into the face of the honored dead, the Masons , accompanied by
the family and friends, bearing the body to its restin g place in the Kice burial ground, two miles northwest of Washington, the re to await
"the resurrection of the just." Andrew Cress was a rare man, of generous impulses, who, as far as Go d gave him to see the right
endeavored to pursue it. His place will be d ifficult indeed to fill in the congregation of which he was a worthy memb er, while the
community in which he moved has sustained an irreparable lo ss. To the bereaved mother, the fatherless sons, and sorrowing grandchil dren,
the INDEPENDENT extends its deepest sympathy, trusting that all the ir lives may be so ordered that their last end, like his, may be peace -
- the peace of God which passeth all human understanding. Resolutions of Respect. The following resolutions of sympathy and condolence, in
reference t o the late Andrew Cress were unanimously adopted by Taylor Lodge, No. 98 , A. F. & A. M., of this city, of which the deceased
was a member: WHEREAS, It has pleased the Grand Architect and Master Builder of th e Universe to take from among us our worthy and
highly-esteemed friend an d brother, Andrew Cress; AND WHEREAS, The tenets of our beloved order teach us to bow in humb le submission to the
rod that chasteneth, while we mourn the sudden and u nexpected death of our exemplary brother, we see the hand of an all-wis e Father in it,
and humbly bow to the dispensation. Therefore, be it Resolved, That in the death of Brother Andrew Cress, this lodge, an d the Masonic
fraternity throughout the world, have lost a just and uprig ht brother and an esteemed friend; this community a most excellent and en
terprising citizen; his family a kind, affectionate and considerate husba nd and parent; the neighborhood in which he lived an obliging and
open-ha nded neighbor; and the church an earnest and consistent worker for the Ma ster. Resolved, That the sympathies of Taylor Lodge, No.
98, A. F. & A. M. , are hereby tendered to the aged widow, and to the family of our decease d brother, in this sad hour of affliction, and
can only point them to th e life and faith of their deceased husband and parent, which assures a me eting and re-union in a grander and
better world. Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions be tendered, with the sea l of the lodge attached, to the widow and children of our
dearly-belove d brother; that they be spread upon the records of this lodge; and that t he lodge-room be draped in mourning, and the
fraternity wear the usual ba dge of mourning for a deceased brother, for the period of thirty days. Respectfully submitted, THOS. HANDSAKER
CHAS A. CRANE, Committee JOHN M. TAYLOR,
87. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
88. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
89. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
90. GEDCOM #46681368.
91. Ibid.
92. Ibid.
93. Computed from 1850 census, Dist 56, Woodford County, IL, Roll: M432_134 , page 455,
image 314, lines 10-17
94. GEDCOM #46681368.
95. Computed from 1850 census, Dist 56, Woodford County, IL, Roll: M432_134 , page 455,
image 314, lines 10-17
96. Computed from 1850 census, Dist 56, Woodford County, IL, Roll: M432_134 , page 455,
image 314, lines 10-17
97. ||Place of birth given as Ohio in 1870 census, Washington Township, Tazew ell County,
IL, Roll: M593_283, page 335, image 677, lines 14-16
98. ||Age given as 1/12 in 1870 census, Washington Township, Tazewell County , IL, Roll:
M593_283, page 335, image 677, lines 14-16
99. Info from www.rootsweb.com/~vawise2/marriage/robinett.txt
100. Info from www.rootsweb.com/~vawise2/marriage/robinett.txt
101. Info from www.findagrave.com
102. Johnston, P. M., Stallard Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
103. GEDCOM #46681368.
104. Jemima was living with her daughter Frances according to the 1850 Lawrence County,
Kentucky census.Jemima was living with her daughter Frances according to the 1850 Lawrenc e County, Kentucky census.
105. GEDCOM #46681368.
106. ||
107. GEDCOM #46681368. ||It is noted in his application for pension that he was born
in Dickenson County, Virginia.
108. Patricia was reported as living in the household of Patsy Jourdan, age 68 in the
1850 Russell County Virginia census. Patsy could have been her maternal grandmother.Patricia was reported as living in the household of
Patsy Jourdan, age 6 8 in the 1850 Russell County Virginia census. Patsy could have been he r maternal grandmother.
109. 1910 US Census Derifield, I M Chelan County Washington, Census Type: US Washington
National Archives National Archives Publication, 1910 (hereafter cited as 1910 US Census Derifield, I M Washington).
110. GEDCOM #46681368; and Obituary of John Derifield: Obituary - Derifield, John John
Derifield Sep 30, 1970 Virginia Historic Marriage Register, Implied Marriages of Russell County Virginia Historic Marriage Register, Implied
Marriages of Russell County (hereafter cited as Obituary - Derifield, John). ||||
111. GEDCOM #46681368.
112. Ibid.
113. Ibid.
114. The 1860 Agricultural Census, Wise County, Virginia lists David as having 100
acres of unimproved land. The cash value of the farm was $100, value of farming implements and machinery was $2, number of horses owned was
1, and the value of livestock was $16. On February 1, 1909, David filed an Application of Soldier, Sailor, or Marine for Disability by
Reason of Disease or the Infirmities of Age. His unit and superior officers was listed as the 7th Confederate Battalion, Brigade of General
Eckols, Colonel Clarence J. Prentice, Captain Nathan Mclaughlian. He stated he entered service in 1862 in Coeburn, Virginia and served until
1865 when he left the service due to the surrender, being discharged as all others. His reason for his disabilities was "I believe all my
Disabilities wer brought on by Exposure and hard Ship in the Confederate Service as a Soldier i drove a team and was awfully exposed."
There is a handwritten note on a Wise County form dated Feb 4, 1909 that he was paid $74.The 1860 Agricultural Census, Wise County, Virginia
lists David as havin g 100 acres of unimproved land. The cash value of the farm was $100, val ue of farming implements and machinery was $2,
number of horses owned wa s 1, and the value of livestock was $16. On February 1, 1909, David filed an Application of Soldier, Sailor, or M
arine for Disability by Reason of Disease or the Infirmities of Age. Hi s unit and superior officers was listed as the 7th Confederate
Battalion , Brigade of General Eckols, Colonel Clarence J. Prentice, Captain Natha n Mclaughlian. He stated he entered service in 1862 in
Coeburn, Virgini a and served until 1865 when he left the service due to the surrender, be ing discharged as all others. His reason for his
disabilities was "I bel ieve all my Disabilities wer brought on by Exposure and hard Ship in th e Confederate Service as a Soldier i drove
a team and was awfully exposed." There is a handwritten note on a Wise County form dated Feb 4, 1909 t hat he was paid $74. His wife
Prudence filed a Pension Application fo r a Widow of a Confederate Soldier on May 26, 1915. She stated "My husba nd was well known in the
army as a cook in the camp.." It was noted o n her application that she was paid $30 on Sep 1, 1915.
115. GEDCOM #46681368. ||It is noted in his application for pension that he was born
in Dickenson County, Virginia.
116. ||
117. GEDCOM #46681368. ||The 1850 Russell County Virginia census lists Prudence's
birthplace as Scott County, Virginia.
118. Prudence filed a Pension Application for a Widow of a Confederate Soldier on May
26, 1915. She stated "My husband was well known in the army as a cook in the camp.." It was noted on her application that she was paid $30
on Sep 1, 1915.
119. 1880 Census Derifield, D Wise County Virginia, Census Type: US Census, Washington
National Archives National Archives Micropublication, 1880 p. 13 (hereafter cited as 1880 Census Derifield, D Virginia); and GEDCOM
#46681368.
120. 1900 Census, Derifield D, Wise Co. Virginia, Census Type: U.S. Census, Washington
National Archives National Archives Publication, 1900 sheet 10 (hereafter cited as 1900 Census, Derifield D, Virginia); and GEDCOM
#46681368.
121. 1910 US Census Derifield, D Wise County Virginia, Census Type: US Census,
Washington National Archives National Archives Publication, 1910 (hereafter cited as 1910 US Census Derifield, D Virginia); and
GEDCOM #46681368.
122. ||
123. GEDCOM #46681368.
124. Ibid.
125. ||
126. GEDCOM #46681368.
127. J. M. Derifield & Bertie Holbrook Family Group Sheet, Record Type: Family Emma
Jean Robinette Wallin Dec 2004 (hereafter cited as J. M. Derifield & Bertie Holbrook Fam. Gp Sheet); and GEDCOM #46681368. ||
128. ||
129. 1910 US Census Holbrook, W T Wise County Virginia, Census Type: US Washington
National Archives National Archives Publication, 1910 (hereafter cited as 1910 US Census Holbrook, W T Virginia); and GEDCOM
#46681368.
130. GEDCOM #46681368.
131. 1910 US Census Derifield, I M Washington.
132. 1910 US Census Derifield, I M Washington; and GEDCOM #46681368.
133. 1910 US Census Derifield, I M Washington.
134. Ibid. According to the 1910 Census, he owned his own home.
135. Ibid. Column 30 of the 1910 Census which asks "Whether a survivor of the Union
or Confederate Army or Navy" has a "3" in the column. It is unknown what this number means.
136. Ibid.
137. Ibid. According to the 1910 Census, he owned his own home.
138. Ibid.
139. Ibid.
140. Ibid.
141. FEDERAL CENSUS 1880 LAWRENCE COUNTY, KENTUCKY From an unpublished manuscript by
David May Posted to the Lawrence Co KyGenWeb Archives by Permission of David May These files may be freely used but
under no conditions my they be sold. HOUSE NAME RACE SEX AGE RELATION OCCUPATION BIRTH PLACE OF HOLD PERSON FA MO NUMBER 198 DERIFIELD,
Sylvester W M 35 Farmer KY VA VA Ellen W F 25 Wife Keeping House KY KY KY Mary W F 6 Daughter KY KY KY Lawrence W M 1 Son
KY KY KY FEDERAL CENSUS 1880 LAWRENCE COUNTY, KENTUCKY From an unpublished manuscript by David May Posted to the
Lawrence Co KyGenWeb Archives by Permission of David May These files may be freely used but under no conditions my they be sold. HOUSE NAME
RACE SEX AG E RELATION OCCUPATION BIRTH PLACE OF HOL D PERSON FA MO NUMBER 198 DERIFIELD, Sylvester W M 3 5 Farmer KY VA VA Ellen W F
2 5 Wife Keeping House KY K Y KY Mar y W F 6 Daughte r KY KY KY Lawrenc e W M 1 So n KY KY KY
142. GEDCOM #46681368.
143. Obituary - Derifield, John.
144. GEDCOM #46681368.
145. 1920 US Census Derifield, D C Wayne County West Virginia, Census Type: US
Washington National Archives National Archives Publication, 1920 (hereafter cited as 1920 US Census Derifield, D C West Virginia).
146. GEDCOM #46681368.
147. Lincoln district, cause of death was given as typhoid fever.
148. Obituary - Derifield, John; and GEDCOM #46681368.
149. Obituary - Derifield, John; and GEDCOM #46681368.
150. Obituary - Derifield, John; and GEDCOM #46681368.
151. Obituary - Derifield, John; and GEDCOM #46681521.
152. ||It is noted in the 1900 West Virginia census, Webster County, Glade District,
that George's wife Anna had been married to her second husband for seven (7) years. It is assumed George died in 1892 or 1893.
153. 1880 Census Derifield, G Wayne County West Virginia, Census Type: US Washington
National Archives National Archives Micropublication, 1880 p. 37 (hereafter cited as 1880 Census, G. Derifield, 1880 Census, Wayne
Co.,); and GEDCOM #46681368.
154. GEDCOM #46681368.
155. Glade District, primary cause of death was pneumonia caused by influenza.
156. J. M. Derifield & Bertie Holbrook Fam. Gp Sheet; and GEDCOM #46681368. ||
157. J. M. Derifield & Bertie Holbrook Fam. Gp Sheet; and GEDCOM #46681368.
158. J. M. Derifield & Bertie Holbrook Fam. Gp Sheet; and GEDCOM #46681521.
159. J. M. Derifield & Bertie Holbrook Fam. Gp Sheet; and GEDCOM #46681368.
160. J. M. Derifield & Bertie Holbrook Fam. Gp Sheet; and GEDCOM #46681368.
161. J. M. Derifield & Bertie Holbrook Fam. Gp Sheet; and GEDCOM #46681368.
162. 1910 US Census Derifield, J M Wise County Virginia, Census Type: US Washington
National Archives National Archives Publication, 1910 (hereafter cited as 1910 US Census Derifield, J M Virginia); and GEDCOM
#46681368.
163. J. M. Derifield & Bertie Holbrook Fam. Gp Sheet.
164. Ibid.
165. J. M. Derifield & Bertie Holbrook Fam. Gp Sheet; and GEDCOM #46681521.
166. J. M. Derifield & Bertie Holbrook Fam. Gp Sheet; and GEDCOM #46681368.
167. J. M. Derifield & Bertie Holbrook Fam. Gp Sheet; and GEDCOM #46681368.
168. J. M. Derifield & Bertie Holbrook Fam. Gp Sheet; and GEDCOM #46681368.
169. J. M. Derifield & Bertie Holbrook Fam. Gp Sheet; and GEDCOM #46681368.
170. Dewey Ernest Robinette & Minnie Lydia Derifield Family Group Sheet, Emma Jean
Robinette Wallin Dec 2004 (hereafter cited as D. E. Robinette & M. L. Derifield Fam. Gp Sheet); and GEDCOM #46681368.
171. D. E. Robinette & M. L. Derifield Fam. Gp Sheet; and GEDCOM #46681368.
172. D. E. Robinette & M. L. Derifield Fam. Gp Sheet; and GEDCOM #46681368.
173. D. E. Robinette & M. L. Derifield Fam. Gp Sheet; and GEDCOM #46681368.
174. J. M. Derifield & Bertie Holbrook Fam. Gp Sheet.
175. Ibid.
176. J. M. Derifield & Bertie Holbrook Fam. Gp Sheet; and GEDCOM #46681521.
177. J. M. Derifield & Bertie Holbrook Fam. Gp Sheet.
178. Ibid.
179. J. M. Derifield & Bertie Holbrook Fam. Gp Sheet; and GEDCOM #46681521.
180. David was a police officer in Williamson, West Virginia. He was killed in the line
of duty.David was a police officer in Williamson, West Virginia. He was killed i n the line of duty.
181. From Burial Card, Second Presbyterian Church, Huntington, West Virginia ,
Clergyman, The Rev. James P. Hall
182. || SSN 233-07-3574 per SSDI
183. GEDCOM #46681368. G. B. Bird - Minister, Primitive Baptist Church, Canada, Pike
County, Ken tucky. Violet Bird and Mary E. Bird - Witnesses. Bessie R. Arnold - Cle rk of the County Court. Walton B. Adkins - Deputy Clerk.
Recorded 17 Ju ly 1937.
184. From Funeral Card, Spencer Funeral Home, Belpre, Ohio. Officiating, Rev. Clay
Sloan.
185. Denese was a twin to Duane.
186. Duane was a twin to Denese.
187. Brian is a twin to Alicia.
188. Alicia is a twin to Brian.
189. GEDCOM #46681368. Josephus is buried in the St. Matthews Lutheran Church
Cemetery, New Market, Virginia.
190. Ibid. Josephus enlisted as a Sergeant 2nd Class on 26 Mar 1862 in 30th Infantry
Regiment, Sharpshooter Battalion, Company C, CSA. He was reduced to Full Private on 24 Nov 1862. Josephus was detailed as a boatman at New
River on 17 Mar 1863. He was wounded at the Battle of New Market Virginia on 15 May 1864 and subsequently died of his wounds on 25 May 1864.
191. GEDCOM #46681521.
192. Ibid. Info from http://www.dsa.duncanroots.com/ancestors/rev_lando
n_duncan_1786.htm
193. GEDCOM #46681368.
194. GEDCOM #46681521.
195. Ibid.
196. Adam's Ancestors, Vol. 1, Clark-Harvey Genealogy including related Clark, Thomas
Nathan Chap. 6 (hereafter cited as Clark, T. N., Adam's Ancestors).
197. Data from Genealogy.com, Tuggle Family Genealogy Forum, msg # 75, http://
genforum.genealogy.com/tuggle/messages/75.html
198. Data from Genealogy.com, Tuggle Family Genealogy Forum, msg # 75, http://
genforum.genealogy.com/tuggle/messages/75.html
199. Data from Genealogy.com, Tuggle Family Genealogy Forum, msg # 75, http://
genforum.genealogy.com/tuggle/messages/75.html
200. From Burial Card,West Milton Church of Christ, Rev Richard E. VanTine Off
iciating. Arrangements by Carrigan & Mains Funeral Home.
201. Info from www.rootsweb.com/~vawise2/marriage/stallard.txt
202. Info from www.rootsweb.com/~vawise2/marriage/stallard.txt
203. John enlisted as a Private in Company D, 151st Regiment, Virginia Militia on Aug
2, 1861 at Princeton, Virginia. Muster Rolls show that Companies A to F were in service from August to October 13, 1861, when they were
discharged. He enlisted in Company H, 60th Regiment, Virginia Infantry, CSA on Aug 13, 1863. His name appears on a Report of Sick and
Wounded at Way Hospital, Lynchburg, Virginia in the month of September, 1864. It notes he was discharged from service on Aug 13, 1864 and
retired. Another note in the Company muster roll notes he was "Discharged 4th Oct, 64 at Mount Sidney, Augusta County, Virginia by civil
authority." His diagnosis was Vulnius Sclopet which is complications of a bullet wound.John enlisted as a Private in Company D, 151st
Regiment, Virginia Militi a on Aug 2, 1861 at Princeton, Virginia. Muster Rolls show that Companie s A to F were in service from August to
October 13, 1861, when they wer e discharged. He enlisted in Company H, 60th Regiment, Virginia Infantry , CSA on Aug 13, 1863. His name
appears on a Report of Sick and Wounde d at Way Hospital, Lynchburg, Virginia in the month of September, 1864. It notes he was discharged
from service on Aug 13, 1864 and retired. Another note in the Company muster roll notes he was "Discharged 4th O ct, 64 at Mount Sidney,
Augusta County, Virginia by civil authority." Hi s diagnosis was Vulnius Sclopet which is complications of a bullet wound.
204. Allen's last name was spelled Fleshman in the 1850 Mercer County, Virginia
census.Allen's last name was spelled Fleshman in the 1850 Mercer County, Virgini a census.
205. 1920 US Census, West Virginia, Wayne County, Butler Magisterial Dist.,Forks of
Hurricane Precinct #4, SD 5, ED 152, Sheet 5A, Line 9 gives age as 31.
206. 1920 US Census, West Virginia, Wayne County, Butler Magisterial Dist.,Forks of
Hurricane Precinct #4, SD 5, ED 152, Sheet 5A, Line 10 gives age as 26.
207. GEDCOM #46681368. 1920 and 1930 Census indicate birth year is 1919 rather than
1918.
208. 1930 US Census gives age as 2 1/2 yrs.
209. GEDCOM #46681368. 1920 and 1930 Census indicate birth year is 1919 rather than
1918.
210. Ruffus was a twin to Amos.
211. ||Ruffus was killed in a mining accident.
212. GEDCOM #46681368. Location from Tad & Rachelle's Genealogy Website: Tuggle
Ancestry, http:/ /home.earthlink.net/~tadcamp/tuggle.html
213. Data from Genealogy.com, Tuggle Family Genealogy Forum, msg # 491, http:/
/genforum.genealogy.com/tuggle/messages/491.html
214. GEDCOM File.
215. Ibid.
216. Ibid.
217. Ibid.
218. Ibid.
219. Ibid.
220. Ibid.
221. Ibid.
222. Ibid.
223. Ibid.
224. Ibid.
225. Ibid.
226. Ibid.
227. Ibid.
228. Ibid.
229. Ibid.
230. Ibid.
231. Ibid.
232. Ibid.
233. Ibid.
234. Ibid.
235. Ibid.
236. Info from www.rootsweb.com/~vawise2/marriage/HolbrookMarriag es.htm
237. Info from www.rootsweb.com/~vawise2/marriage/HolbrookMarriag es.htm
238. Info from www.rootsweb.com/~vawise2/marriage/HolbrookMarriag es.htm
239. Info from www.rootsweb.com/~vawise2/marriage/HolbrookMarriag es.htm
240. GEDCOM #46681368.
241. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
242. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
243. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
244. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
245. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
246. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
247. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
248. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree.
249. Ibid.
250. J. M. Derifield & Bertie Holbrook Fam. Gp Sheet; and GEDCOM #46681368. ||
251. J. M. Derifield & Bertie Holbrook Fam. Gp Sheet; and GEDCOM #46681368.
252. 1910 US Census Derifield, J M Virginia; and GEDCOM #46681368.
253. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
254. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
255. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
256. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree.
257. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
258. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
259. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
260. whooping cough||
261. ||Died young
262. Hatfield Family History Harry Leon Sellards, Jr. Copyright 1995, LoC # 95-067720
p. 19, item 243-10 (hereafter cited as Sellards, H. L. Jr., Hatfield Family History).
263. Descendants of James T. Stacy.
264. Ibid.
265. Ibid.
266. Ibid.
267. Ibid.
268. Ibid.
269. Ibid.
270. Ibid.
271. Ibid.
272. GEDCOM #46681521. || Death data from Ancestry.com SSDI
273. Ibid. From Burial Card, First Baptist Church, Waynesboro, Virginia, Rev. Philli p
W. Bailey, Officiant. Arrangements by McDow Funeral Home.
274. GEDCOM #46681368.
275. Ibid.
276. From Burial Card, Officiating, Captain H. Dean Hinson
277. GEDCOM #46681368.
278. Ibid.
279. Ibid.
280. ||
281. Info from www.rootsweb.com/~vawise2/marriage/HolbrookMarriag es.htm
282. Info from www.rootsweb.com/~vawise2/marriage/HolbrookMarriag es.htm
283. Info from www.rootsweb.com/~vawise2/marriage/HolbrookMarriag es.htm
284. GEDCOM #46681368.
285. ; and Ibid.
286. Ibid. Info from www.rootsweb.com/~vawise2/marriage/HolbrookMarriag es.htm Year
could be 1871
287. Ibid.
288. consumption||
289. Info from www.rootsweb.com/~vawise2/marriage/HolbrookMarriag es.htm
290. GEDCOM #46681368.
291. Ibid. Info from www.rootsweb.com/~vawise2/marriage/stallard.txt
292. Info from www.rootsweb.com/~vawise2/marriage/HolbrookMarriag es.htm
293. Info from www.rootsweb.com/~vawise2/marriage/HolbrookMarriag es.htm
294. Info from www.rootsweb.com/~vawise2/marriage/HolbrookMarriag es.htm
295. ||
296. 1910 US Census Holbrook, W T Virginia; and GEDCOM #46681368.
297. 1910 US Census Holbrook, W T Virginia.
298. GEDCOM #46681368.
299. Glade District, primary cause of death was pneumonia caused by influenza.
300. 1880 Census, G. Derifield, 1880 Census, Wayne Co.,, p. 37; and GEDCOM
#46681368.
301. ||It is noted in the 1900 West Virginia census, Webster County, Glade District,
that George's wife Anna had been married to her second husband for seven (7) years. It is assumed George died in 1892 or 1893.
302. GEDCOM #46681368.
303. Date from Ancestry.com, Family Ties of Cabell County, WV however the 193 0 WV
census shows Anna as being a widow.
304. Birth info comes from 1900 Census, WV, Lincoln Co., Laurel Hill Dist., pg 267A,
Microfilm series T623 #1763, Bk 1, pg 267. DoB in 1900 census is Dec, 1880, however, he appears in the 1880 census as about 2 or 3 yrs of
age.Birth info comes from 1900 Census, WV, Lincoln Co., Laurel Hill Dist., p g 267A, Microfilm series T623 #1763, Bk 1, pg 267. DoB in 1900
census i s Dec, 1880, however, he appears in the 1880 census as about 2 or 3 yrs o f age.
305. ||Kittie died of a heart attack
306. Jonas, J. B., Jonas Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
307. Jonas, J. B., Jonas Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
308. ||Gregory died from injuries received in an auto accident.
309. Henry's Death Certificate was filed in July of 1891 and gives the cause o f death
as LaGrippe.
310. Jones, H. B., Death Certificate, Record Type: Death Certificate (Abstract July
1891 Dept. of Health, Commonwealth of Virginia (hereafter cited as Jones, H. B., Death Certificate); and GEDCOM #46681368. Henry's
Death Certificate was filed in July of 1891 and gives the cause of death as LaGrippe.||
311. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree.
312. 1860 US Census, Jones, H.B, Rockingham Co., Virginia, Census Type: US Washington
National Archives National Archives Micropublication, 1860 (hereafter cited as 1860 US Census, H. B. Jones, Rockingham Co., VA); and
GEDCOM #46681368.
313. 1870 US Census, Jones, H. B. Rockingham Co., Virginia, Census Type: US Washington
National Archives National Archives Micropublication, 1870 (hereafter cited as 1870 US Census, H. B. Jones, Rockingham Co., VA); and
GEDCOM #46681368.
314. GEDCOM #46681368. scarlet fever
315. Ibid. ||The 1900 Virginia census, Augusta County, Beverly Manor, Staunton lists
her birth state as Illinois.
316. From Burial Card, First Baptist Church, Welch, West Virginia, Arrangement s by
Douglas Mortuary. Officiating Rev. C. W. Jack Barker
317. GEDCOM #46681368. 1920 and 1930 Census indicate birth year is 1919 rather than
1918.
318. GEDCOM #46681521. || Death data from Ancestry.com SSDI
319. Ibid. From Burial Card, First Baptist Church, Waynesboro, Virginia, Rev. Philli p
W. Bailey, Officiant. Arrangements by McDow Funeral Home.
320. Ibid. ||Data taken from SSDI. SSN 274-14-1507
321. Ibid. ||Data taken from SSDI. SSN 227-03-5758
322. GEDCOM #46681368.
323. From Burial Card, Bream Memorial Presbyterian Church, Charleston, West Vi rginia,
Services in care of Good Shepherd Mortuary, South Charleston, Wes t Virginia. Clergyman officiating, Rev. John Parks.
324. GEDCOM #46681368. G. B. Bird - Minister, Primitive Baptist Church, Canada, Pike
County, Ken tucky. Violet Bird and Mary E. Bird - Witnesses. Bessie R. Arnold - Cle rk of the County Court. Walton B. Adkins - Deputy Clerk.
Recorded 17 Ju ly 1937.
325. || SSN 233-07-3574 per SSDI
326. Fred is a Captain for Delta Airlines. He and Betty are divorced.
327. GEDCOM #46681368.
328. Ibid.
329. Ibid.
330. ||Data taken from SSDI. SSN 228-16-8311
331. From Burial Card, Officiating, Captain H. Dean Hinson
332. GEDCOM #46681368.
333. Ibid.
334. Obituary - Derifield, John.
335. 1920 US Census Derifield, D C West Virginia.
336. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
337. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
338. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
339. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
340. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
341. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
342. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
343. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
344. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree.
345. Ibid.
346. Ibid.
347. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
348. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
349. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree.
350. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
351. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
352. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
353. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
354. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
355. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree.
356. Ibid.
357. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
358. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
359. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
360. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
361. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
362. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
363. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
364. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree.
365. This branch of the family spelled the surname "Kindig".
366. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
367. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
368. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
369. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree.
370. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
371. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
372. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree.
373. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
374. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
375. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
376. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
377. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
378. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
379. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
380. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
381. Death of Mr. Andrew Cress. From the Tazewell Independent, Published at Washington,
Illinois, Thursday, January 9th, 1879. Died at his residence in Woodford County, Ill., three miles north of Washington, Tazewell county, on
Saturday, January 4th, 1879, Mr. Andrew Cress, aged sixty-nine years, four months, and twenty-nine days. The deceased was born in Eastern
Virginia on the 7th day of August, 1809, removing to Tazewell county, Ill., in the fall of 1832. On the 21st of August, 1834, he was united
in marriage to Miss Mary Kindig, with whom he lived in perfect peace and happiness till the day of his death, and by whom he had eight
children, three of them having passed on before to the better land. The surviving five, all sons, as they married and settled in life, he
located near to his own residence. Mr. Cress and his wife were immersed together into the Christian church, in the summer of 1853, Elder
John Lindsey, of Eureka, Ill., who was then pastor of the Christian church at Washington, performing the solemn rite. The children, as fast
as they grew old enough, followed the example of their parents, and those now living are worthy members of the church -- those who sleep in
death having been bright examples of piety and devotion. Andrew Cress was a man of great energy of character, and though commencing a poor
boy, grew to be wealthy and influential. In all his movements in life, whether in church or state, he gathered around him a large circle of
friends who looked to him for advice and counsel. He was liberal in supporting the gospel, and faithful at the house of God; but it was in
his own home that he stood forth the princely, model man. Warm-hearted, generous, polite, elegant, cordial, he made everything to sparkle
and shine round about him. All who knew him knew him only but to love him. The word fail was not in his vocabulary. When he undertook any
enterprise, it had to succeed. Full of life and energy, ardent in spirit, when he engaged in any contest, to use his own words, it was "to
make it go". And though in his seventieth year, he never realized that he was old, but was as sprightly in feeling as a boy, ever cheery
and hopefully radiant, and as fond of the tumble and scramble of life as a young man of twenty five. His death happened thus: Having been to
Washington in a sleigh, he was returning home. Arriving at the Bowen place, he was overtaken by Mr. Washington Grove’s team, attached to a
bob-sled, containing seven individuals. All at once the parties in the bob-sled commenced hallooing, and the driver began to whip the
horses, with the intention of passing Mr. Cress. The latter’s horse at this demonstration naturally spurted up into a good trot, but his hat
blowing off he looked back, requesting the parties in the bob-sled, though it seems they were unable to make out what he said, to hold up.
The bob-sled still coming along at a furious rate, he turned his sleigh a little to one side, fearing they were going to run into him.
Unfortunately his sleigh ran one of its runners on to a snow drift, throwing him out in front of the other team, the latter, with their load
passing instantly over him, bruising and crushing him in their rapid progress. His face and head were contused and scarred; his neck was
pressed to the earth by the runners; his back crushed, and the spinal cord injured, paralyzing his limbs and the lower part of his body.
Realizing at once his dreadful situation he said: "Boys you have killed me; take me home to my wife, and call in my sons. I want to see
them before I die." For eight days he lingered and suffered. Crowds of friends and neighbors visited him, to whom he talked freely
concerning death. From the first he seemed to understand that there was no possibility of recovery, and as the time wore on he calmly gave
orders in detail respecting his funeral and burial. "Brother Lindsey," said he, "baptized me and my wife; married most of my children;
preached the funeral of my daughter; have him preach my funeral, and let Father Hall assist him. Dig my grave in such a place, and when the
services are over commit my body to the Masonic brethren for burial." He was full of God’s word, repeating during his prostration,
extensive passages of Scripture. His last words were: "I am going to my blessed Jesus." When visited by the editor of this paper he was
triumphant in the prospect of the eternal reward, the crown of righteousness, which awaited him, quoting, without missing so much as a word,
the comforting address of the Master to the disciples, as recorded by John, beginning "Let not your heart be troubled," etc., and at the
close, in all the consciousness of a living faith remarked, "What a precious assurance is this; what a glorious hope." After a selection
from the Bible had been read and prayer offered, with radiant face he joined in singing: Here we are but straying pilgrims, Here our path is
often dim, But to cheer us on our Journey, Still we sing this wayside hymn; Yonder over the rolling river, Where the shining mansions rise,
Soon will be our home forever, And the smile of the blessed giver, Gladden all our longing eyes. The funeral took place on Monday last, from
the family residence, at twelve o’clock, noon. The day was bitter cold, but not withstanding the severity of the weather, the roomy house
was crowded to excess with kinsfolks and friends and neighbors, all anxious to show their respect to the sterling worth of him who had so
unexpectedly been snatched from their midst. The members of Taylor Lodge, No. 98, A. F. & A. M., were well represented, several Masons being
likewise present from Peoria, Eureka, and Metamora. Elder John Lindsey, at the appointed hour, standing just within the parlor door,
announced a suitable hymn, which being sung Rev. Z. Hall read ten verses of the chapter in John before alluded to, and led the sorrowing
relatives and sympathizing friends in devotion at a throne of grace. Elder Lindsey then delivered an exceedingly appropriate discourse,
largely biographical but full of sweetness, tenderness, hope, and consolation, Elder Hall making a few remarks at the close describing, in
fitting terms, the honesty, uprightness, business talent, and moral and religious worth of his deceased friend and neighbor, with whom he
had been intimate for a long period of years. After resuming his seat, the hymn quoted above was feelingly sung, and the Masons proceeded
with their impressive funeral rites, following which those who desired gazed into the face of the honored dead, the Masons, accompanied by
the family and friends, bearing the body to its resting place in the Kice burial ground, two miles northwest of Washington, there to await
"the resurrection of the just." Andrew Cress was a rare man, of generous impulses, who, as far as God gave him to see the right endeavored
to pursue it. His place will be difficult indeed to fill in the congregation of which he was a worthy member, while the community in which
he moved has sustained an irreparable loss. To the bereaved mother, the fatherless sons, and sorrowing grandchildren, the INDEPENDENT
extends its deepest sympathy, trusting that all their lives may be so ordered that their last end, like his, may be peace -- the peace of
God which passeth all human understanding. Resolutions of Respect. The following resolutions of sympathy and condolence, in reference to the
late Andrew Cress were unanimously adopted by Taylor Lodge, No. 98, A. F. & A. M., of this city, of which the deceased was a member:
WHEREAS, It has pleased the Grand Architect and Master Builder of the Universe to take from among us our worthy and highly-esteemed friend
and brother, Andrew Cress; AND WHEREAS, The tenets of our beloved order teach us to bow in humble submission to the rod that chasteneth,
while we mourn the sudden and unexpected death of our exemplary brother, we see the hand of an all-wise Father in it, and humbly bow to the
dispensation. Therefore, be it Resolved, That in the death of Brother Andrew Cress, this lodge, and the Masonic fraternity throughout the
world, have lost a just and upright brother and an esteemed friend; this community a most excellent and enterprising citizen; his family a
kind, affectionate and considerate husband and parent; the neighborhood in which he lived an obliging and open-handed neighbor; and the
church an earnest and consistent worker for the Master. Resolved, That the sympathies of Taylor Lodge, No. 98, A. F. & A. M., are hereby
tendered to the aged widow, and to the family of our deceased brother, in this sad hour of affliction, and can only point them to the life
and faith of their deceased husband and parent, which assures a meeting and re-union in a grander and better world. Resolved, That a copy of
these resolutions be tendered, with the seal of the lodge attached, to the widow and children of our dearly-beloved brother; that they be
spread upon the records of this lodge; and that the lodge-room be draped in mourning, and the fraternity wear the usual badge of mourning
for a deceased brother, for the period of thirty days. Respectfully submitted, THOS. HANDSAKER CHAS A. CRANE, Committee JOHN M. TAYLOR,Death
of Mr. Andrew Cress. From the Tazewell Independent, Published at Washington, Illinois, Thursd ay, January 9th, 1879. Died at his residence
in Woodford County, Ill., three miles north o f Washington, Tazewell county, on Saturday, January 4th, 1879, Mr. Andre w Cress, aged
sixty-nine years, four months, and twenty-nine days. The deceased was born in Eastern Virginia on the 7th day of August , 1809, removing to
Tazewell county, Ill., in the fall of 1832. On the 2 1st of August, 1834, he was united in marriage to Miss Mary Kindig, wit h whom he lived
in perfect peace and happiness till the day of his death , and by whom he had eight children, three of them having passed on befor e to the
better land. The surviving five, all sons, as they married an d settled in life, he located near to his own residence. Mr. Cress and his
wife were immersed together into the Christian chu rch, in the summer of 1853, Elder John Lindsey, of Eureka, Ill., who wa s then pastor of
the Christian church at Washington, performing the solem n rite. The children, as fast as they grew old enough, followed the exam ple of
their parents, and those now living are worthy members of the chur ch -- those who sleep in death having been bright examples of piety and d
evotion. Andrew Cress was a man of great energy of character, and though comm encing a poor boy, grew to be wealthy and influential. In all
his moveme nts in life, whether in church or state, he gathered around him a large c ircle of friends who looked to him for advice and
counsel. He was libera l in supporting the gospel, and faithful at the house of God; but it wa s in his own home that he stood forth the
princely, model man. Warm-hear ted, generous, polite, elegant, cordial, he made everything to sparkle an d shine round about him. All who
knew him knew him only but to love him. The word fail was not in his vocabulary. When he undertook any enterp rise, it had to succeed. Full
of life and energy, ardent in spirit, when he engaged in any co ntest, to use his own words, it was "to make it go". And though in his s
eventieth year, he never realized that he was old, but was as sprightly i n feeling as a boy, ever cheery and hopefully radiant, and as fond
of th e tumble and scramble of life as a young man of twenty five. His death happened thus: Having been to Washington in a sleigh, h e was
returning home. Arriving at the Bowen place, he was overtaken by M r. Washington Grove’s team, attached to a bob-sled, containing seven indi
viduals. All at once the parties in the bob-sled commenced hallooing, an d the driver began to whip the horses, with the intention of
passing Mr. Cress. The latter’s horse at this demonstration naturally spurted up i nto a good trot, but his hat blowing off he looked back,
requesting the p arties in the bob-sled, though it seems they were unable to make out wha t he said, to hold up. The bob-sled still coming
along at a furious rate , he turned his sleigh a little to one side, fearing they were going to r un into him. Unfortunately his sleigh ran
one of its runners on to a sno w drift, throwing him out in front of the other team, the latter, with th eir load passing instantly over
him, bruising and crushing him in their r apid progress. His face and head were contused and scarred; his neck wa s pressed to the earth by
the runners; his back crushed, and the spinal c ord injured, paralyzing his limbs and the lower part of his body. Realiz ing at once his
dreadful situation he said: "Boys you have killed me; tak e me home to my wife, and call in my sons. I want to see them before I d ie."
For eight days he lingered and suffered. Crowds of friends and neig hbors visited him, to whom he talked freely concerning death. From the f
irst he seemed to understand that there was no possibility of recovery, a nd as the time wore on he calmly gave orders in detail respecting
his fun eral and burial. "Brother Lindsey," said he, "baptized me and my wife; m arried most of my children; preached the funeral of my
daughter; have hi m preach my funeral, and let Father Hall assist him. Dig my grave in suc h a place, and when the services are over commit
my body to the Masonic b rethren for burial." He was full of God’s word, repeating during his pro stration, extensive passages of
Scripture. His last words were: "I am g oing to my blessed Jesus." When visited by the editor of this paper he w as triumphant in the
prospect of the eternal reward, the crown of righteo usness, which awaited him, quoting, without missing so much as a word, th e comforting
address of the Master to the disciples, as recorded by John , beginning "Let not your heart be troubled," etc., and at the close, i n all
the consciousness of a living faith remarked, "What a precious assu rance is this; what a glorious hope." After a selection from the Bible
h ad been read and prayer offered, with radiant face he joined in singing: Here we are but straying pilgrims, Here our path is often dim,
But to cheer us on our Journey, Still we sing this wayside hymn; Yonder over the rolling river, Where the shining mansions rise, Soon will
be our home forever, And the smile of the blessed giver, Gladden all our longing eyes. The funeral took place on Monday last, from the
family residence, a t twelve o’clock, noon. The day was bitter cold, but not withstanding th e severity of the weather, the roomy house was
crowded to excess with kin sfolks and friends and neighbors, all anxious to show their respect to th e sterling worth of him who had so
unexpectedly been snatched from thei r midst. The members of Taylor Lodge, No. 98, A. F. & A. M., were well r epresented, several Masons
being likewise present from Peoria, Eureka, an d Metamora. Elder John Lindsey, at the appointed hour, standing just within th e parlor door,
announced a suitable hymn, which being sung Rev. Z. Hall r ead ten verses of the chapter in John before alluded to, and led the sorr owing
relatives and sympathizing friends in devotion at a throne of grace. Elder Lindsey then delivered an exceedingly appropriate discourse, lar
gely biographical but full of sweetness, tenderness, hope, and consolatio n, Elder Hall making a few remarks at the close describing, in
fitting te rms, the honesty, uprightness, business talent, and moral and religious w orth of his deceased friend and neighbor, with whom he
had been intimat e for a long period of years. After resuming his seat, the hymn quoted above was feelingly sung, a nd the Masons proceeded
with their impressive funeral rites, following wh ich those who desired gazed into the face of the honored dead, the Masons , accompanied by
the family and friends, bearing the body to its restin g place in the Kice burial ground, two miles northwest of Washington, the re to await
"the resurrection of the just." Andrew Cress was a rare man, of generous impulses, who, as far as Go d gave him to see the right
endeavored to pursue it. His place will be d ifficult indeed to fill in the congregation of which he was a worthy memb er, while the
community in which he moved has sustained an irreparable lo ss. To the bereaved mother, the fatherless sons, and sorrowing grandchil dren,
the INDEPENDENT extends its deepest sympathy, trusting that all the ir lives may be so ordered that their last end, like his, may be peace -
- the peace of God which passeth all human understanding. Resolutions of Respect. The following resolutions of sympathy and condolence, in
reference t o the late Andrew Cress were unanimously adopted by Taylor Lodge, No. 98 , A. F. & A. M., of this city, of which the deceased
was a member: WHEREAS, It has pleased the Grand Architect and Master Builder of th e Universe to take from among us our worthy and
highly-esteemed friend an d brother, Andrew Cress; AND WHEREAS, The tenets of our beloved order teach us to bow in humb le submission to the
rod that chasteneth, while we mourn the sudden and u nexpected death of our exemplary brother, we see the hand of an all-wis e Father in it,
and humbly bow to the dispensation. Therefore, be it Resolved, That in the death of Brother Andrew Cress, this lodge, an d the Masonic
fraternity throughout the world, have lost a just and uprig ht brother and an esteemed friend; this community a most excellent and en
terprising citizen; his family a kind, affectionate and considerate husba nd and parent; the neighborhood in which he lived an obliging and
open-ha nded neighbor; and the church an earnest and consistent worker for the Ma ster. Resolved, That the sympathies of Taylor Lodge, No.
98, A. F. & A. M. , are hereby tendered to the aged widow, and to the family of our decease d brother, in this sad hour of affliction, and
can only point them to th e life and faith of their deceased husband and parent, which assures a me eting and re-union in a grander and
better world. Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions be tendered, with the sea l of the lodge attached, to the widow and children of our
dearly-belove d brother; that they be spread upon the records of this lodge; and that t he lodge-room be draped in mourning, and the
fraternity wear the usual ba dge of mourning for a deceased brother, for the period of thirty days. Respectfully submitted, THOS. HANDSAKER
CHAS A. CRANE, Committee JOHN M. TAYLOR,
382. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree.
383. Ibid.
384. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
385. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
386. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
387. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree.
388. Ibid.
389. Ibid.
390. Ibid.
391. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
392. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
393. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
394. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree.
395. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
396. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
397. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
398. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
399. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
400. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
401. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
402. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
403. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree.
404. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
405. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and Family Archive #513, Virginia Land,
Marriage and Probate Records Ed. 1 Compiler: Family Tree Maker Genealogy.com, LLC Record ID: 4992 (hereafter cited as Family Archive #513,
Fam. Archive #513).
406. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
407. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
408. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
409. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree.
410. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
411. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
412. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree.
413. Ibid.
414. Ibid.
415. Ibid.
416. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
417. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
418. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree.
419. Henry's Death Certificate was filed in July of 1891 and gives the cause o f death
as LaGrippe.
420. Jones, H. B., Death Certificate; and GEDCOM #46681368. Henry's Death
Certificate was filed in July of 1891 and gives the cause of death as LaGrippe.||
421. 1860 US Census, H. B. Jones, Rockingham Co., VA; and GEDCOM #46681368.
422. 1870 US Census, H. B. Jones, Rockingham Co., VA; and GEDCOM #46681368.
423. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
424. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
425. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
426. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree.
427. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
428. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
429. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
430. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree.
431. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
432. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
433. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
434. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree.
435. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
436. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
437. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
438. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree.
439. Ibid.
440. Ibid.
441. Ibid.
442. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
443. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
444. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
445. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
446. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree.
447. Ibid.
448. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
449. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
450. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
451. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree.
452. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
453. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
454. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
455. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
456. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
457. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
458. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree.
459. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
460. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
461. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree.
462. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
463. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
464. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
465. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
466. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
467. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
468. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
469. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
470. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
471. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
472. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree.
473. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
474. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
475. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
476. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree.
477. Ibid.
478. The following came from the Historical Atlas of Augusta County, Virginia by
Hotchkiss, Jedediah, 1827-1899. Publisher - Unigraphic, 1980, reproduction of original published 1885 found at the Fairfax Room, Fairfax
County Library, Fairfax, Virginia, call # VREF 911.7H "A. H. KENDIG The ancestors of Mr. Kendig on his father's side came from Holland, and
on his mother's side from Germany, and settled in Pennsylvania about the time of the Revolutionary war. Emanuel Kendig, the fourth child and
father of the subject of this sketch, was born in Lancaster county, Pennsylvania, June 17, 1791. He married Elizabeth Graff. They became the
parents of ten children, of whom A. H. was the fourth child. Mr. A. H. Kendig was raised on a farm and has followed this vocation all his
life and has been a very successful farmer, he having accumulated a handsome competency. To accomplish this he has been obliged to rely
almost wholly upon his own resources, energy and industry. A fine illustration of his farm residence can be found upon another page which is
ocular evidence of his being one of the enterprising and successful agriculturists of this section. Of late years, Mr. Kendig, in company
with his son E. D. Kendig, has made a specialty of fruit raising. Mr. Kendig married Elizabeth Wenger, daughter of Abraham Wenger, of
Rockingham county, Virginia. Their children are E. D., born May 19, 1850, and Leanah J., who survive, and three who died in infancy. Mr.
Kendig is a member of the Christian church, and his wife of the German Baptist."The following came from the Historical Atlas of Augusta
County, Virgini a by Hotchkiss, Jedediah, 1827-1899. Publisher - Unigraphic, 1980, reprod uction of original published 1885 found at the
Fairfax Room, Fairfax Coun ty Library, Fairfax, Virginia, call # VREF 911.7H "A. H. KENDIG The ancestors of Mr. Kendig on his father's side
came fro m Holland, and on his mother's side from Germany, and settled in Pennsylv ania about the time of the Revolutionary war. Emanuel
Kendig, the fourt h child and father of the subject of this sketch, was born in Lancaster c ounty, Pennsylvania, June 17, 1791. He married
Elizabeth Graff. They be came the parents of ten children, of whom A. H. was the fourth child. Mr. A. H. Kendig was raised on a farm and has
followed this vocation all hi s life and has been a very successful farmer, he having accumulated a han dsome competency. To accomplish this
he has been obliged to rely almos t wholly upon his own resources, energy and industry. A fine illustratio n of his farm residence can be
found upon another page which is ocular ev idence of his being one of the enterprising and successful agriculturist s of this section. Of
late years, Mr. Kendig, in company with his son E. D. Kendig, has made a specialty of fruit raising. Mr. Kendig married E lizabeth Wenger,
daughter of Abraham Wenger, of Rockingham county, Virgin ia. Their children are E. D., born May 19, 1850, and Leanah J., who surv ive, and
three who died in infancy. Mr. Kendig is a member of the Christ ian church, and his wife of the German Baptist."
479. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
480. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
481. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
482. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and Augusta County Marriages, 1748 - 1850
Compiler: John Vogt & T. William Kethley, Jr. (hereafter cited as J. Vogt & T. W. Kethley, Jr., Augusta Co. Virginia).
483. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree.
484. Ibid.
485. Ibid.
486. Ibid.
487. Descendants of James T. Stacy.
488. Ibid.
489. Ibid.
490. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree.
491. Ibid.
492. Ibid.
493. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
494. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
495. Info from www.rootsweb.com/~vawise2/marriage/HolbrookMarriag es.htm
496. Info from www.rootsweb.com/~vawise2/marriage/HolbrookMarriag es.htm
497. Info from www.rootsweb.com/~vawise2/marriage/HolbrookMarriag es.htm
498. Date from email from Helen Holbrook Thomas; hithomas@charter.net
499. GEDCOM #46681521.
500. GEDCOM #46681368. Family Data Collection - Individual Records [database on-line],
Provo, UT , USA: MyFamily.com, Inc., 2000, Edmund West, compiler
501. Ibid.
502. Ibid.
503. Descendants of James T. Stacy.
504. Ibid.
505. Ibid.
506. Descendants of James T. Stacy; and GEDCOM #46681368.
507. GEDCOM #46681368.
508. Columbia was accidently shot and killed by her step-granddaughter.
509. ||Kittie died of a heart attack
510. ||Bessie died of cancer.
511. Amos was a twin to Ruffus.
512. ||Amos died of a heart attack.
513. Ruffus was a twin to Amos.
514. ||Ruffus was killed in a mining accident.
515. GEDCOM #46681368. ||Died young
516. Ibid. ||Died young
517. Descendants of James T. Stacy.
518. Ibid.
519. Ibid.
520. GEDCOM File.
521. Ibid.
522. Ibid.
523. GEDCOM #46681521. ||Data taken from SSDI. SSN 227-03-5758
524. Family Data Collection - Individual Records [database on-line], Provo, UT , USA:
MyFamily.com, Inc., 2000, Edmund West, compiler
525. GEDCOM #46681368.
526. Ibid. Family Data Collection - Individual Records [database on-line], Provo, UT ,
USA: MyFamily.com, Inc., 2000, Edmund West, compiler
527. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
528. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
529. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
530. This branch of the family spelled the surname "Kindig".
531. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
532. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
533. GEDCOM #46681368.
534. Date from Ancestry.com, Family Ties of Cabell County, WV however the 193 0 WV
census shows Anna as being a widow.
535. GEDCOM #46681368.
536. Glade District, primary cause of death was pneumonia caused by influenza.
537. ||Data taken from SSDI. SSN 228-16-8311
538. GEDCOM #46681368.
539. Ibid.
540. 1910 US Census Derifield, I M Washington.
541. Ibid.
542. Ibid.
543. Ibid.
544. 1910 US Census Derifield, I M Washington; and GEDCOM #46681368.
545. 1910 US Census Derifield, I M Washington.
546. Ibid. Column 30 of the 1910 Census which asks "Whether a survivor of the Union
or Confederate Army or Navy" has a "3" in the column. It is unknown what this number means.
547. Ibid.
548. Ibid. According to the 1910 Census, he owned his own home.
549. Ibid. According to the 1910 Census, he owned his own home.
550. ||Bessie died of cancer.
551. Buddy was a Korean War veteran.
552. ||Rough Edward died from injuries received in an auto accident.
553. Richins GEDCOM.
554. Ibid.
555. Ibid.
556. Ibid.
557. Ibid.
558. Ibid.
559. Ibid.
560. Ibid.
561. Ibid.
562. Ibid.
563. Descendants of James T. Stacy.
564. Ibid.
565. Ibid.
566. Ibid.
567. Ibid.
568. Ibid.
569. Ibid.
570. Ibid.
571. Ibid.
572. Ibid.
573. Ibid.
574. Ibid.
575. Ibid.
576. Ibid.
577. Ibid.
578. Ibid.
579. Ibid.
580. Ibid.
581. Ibid.
582. Ibid.
583. Ibid.
584. Ibid.
585. Ibid.
586. Ibid.
587. Ibid.
588. Ibid.
589. Ibid.
590. Ibid.
591. Ibid.
592. Ibid.
593. Ibid.
594. Ibid.
595. Ibid.
596. Ibid.
597. Ibid.
598. Ibid.
599. Ibid.
600. Ibid.
601. Ibid.
602. Ibid.
603. Ibid.
604. Ibid.
605. Ibid.
606. Ibid.
607. Ibid.
608. Prudence filed a Pension Application for a Widow of a Confederate Soldier on May
26, 1915. She stated "My husband was well known in the army as a cook in the camp.." It was noted on her application that she was paid $30
on Sep 1, 1915.
609. GEDCOM #46681368. ||The 1850 Russell County Virginia census lists Prudence's
birthplace as Scott County, Virginia.
610. ||
611. GEDCOM #46681368. ||It is noted in his application for pension that he was born
in Dickenson County, Virginia.
612. The 1860 Agricultural Census, Wise County, Virginia lists David as having 100
acres of unimproved land. The cash value of the farm was $100, value of farming implements and machinery was $2, number of horses owned was
1, and the value of livestock was $16. On February 1, 1909, David filed an Application of Soldier, Sailor, or Marine for Disability by
Reason of Disease or the Infirmities of Age. His unit and superior officers was listed as the 7th Confederate Battalion, Brigade of General
Eckols, Colonel Clarence J. Prentice, Captain Nathan Mclaughlian. He stated he entered service in 1862 in Coeburn, Virginia and served until
1865 when he left the service due to the surrender, being discharged as all others. His reason for his disabilities was "I believe all my
Disabilities wer brought on by Exposure and hard Ship in the Confederate Service as a Soldier i drove a team and was awfully exposed."
There is a handwritten note on a Wise County form dated Feb 4, 1909 that he was paid $74.The 1860 Agricultural Census, Wise County, Virginia
lists David as havin g 100 acres of unimproved land. The cash value of the farm was $100, val ue of farming implements and machinery was $2,
number of horses owned wa s 1, and the value of livestock was $16. On February 1, 1909, David filed an Application of Soldier, Sailor, or M
arine for Disability by Reason of Disease or the Infirmities of Age. Hi s unit and superior officers was listed as the 7th Confederate
Battalion , Brigade of General Eckols, Colonel Clarence J. Prentice, Captain Natha n Mclaughlian. He stated he entered service in 1862 in
Coeburn, Virgini a and served until 1865 when he left the service due to the surrender, be ing discharged as all others. His reason for his
disabilities was "I bel ieve all my Disabilities wer brought on by Exposure and hard Ship in th e Confederate Service as a Soldier i drove
a team and was awfully exposed." There is a handwritten note on a Wise County form dated Feb 4, 1909 t hat he was paid $74. His wife
Prudence filed a Pension Application fo r a Widow of a Confederate Soldier on May 26, 1915. She stated "My husba nd was well known in the
army as a cook in the camp.." It was noted o n her application that she was paid $30 on Sep 1, 1915.
613. 1880 Census Derifield, D Virginia, p. 13; and GEDCOM #46681368.
614. 1900 Census, Derifield D, Virginia, sheet 10; and GEDCOM #46681368.
615. 1910 US Census Derifield, D Virginia; and GEDCOM #46681368.
616. GEDCOM #46681368. J. M. Derifield & Bertie Holbrook Fam. Gp Sheet
617. D. E. Robinette & M. L. Derifield Fam. Gp Sheet; and GEDCOM #46681368.
618. D. E. Robinette & M. L. Derifield Fam. Gp Sheet; and GEDCOM #46681368.
619. D. E. Robinette & M. L. Derifield Fam. Gp Sheet; and GEDCOM #46681368.
620. D. E. Robinette & M. L. Derifield Fam. Gp Sheet; and GEDCOM #46681368.
621. D. E. Robinette & M. L. Derifield Fam. Gp Sheet; and GEDCOM #46681368.
622. J. M. Derifield & Bertie Holbrook Fam. Gp Sheet; and GEDCOM #46681368.
623. J. M. Derifield & Bertie Holbrook Fam. Gp Sheet; and GEDCOM #46681368.
624. D. E. Robinette & M. L. Derifield Fam. Gp Sheet.
625. Ibid.
626. D. E. Robinette & M. L. Derifield Fam. Gp Sheet; and GEDCOM #46681521.
627. D. E. Robinette & M. L. Derifield Fam. Gp Sheet; and GEDCOM #46681368.
628. D. E. Robinette & M. L. Derifield Fam. Gp Sheet; and GEDCOM #46681521.
629. D. E. Robinette & M. L. Derifield Fam. Gp Sheet; and GEDCOM #46681368.
630. D. E. Robinette & M. L. Derifield Fam. Gp Sheet; and GEDCOM #46681368.
631. D. E. Robinette & M. L. Derifield Fam. Gp Sheet; and GEDCOM #46681521.
632. D. E. Robinette & M. L. Derifield Fam. Gp Sheet; and GEDCOM #46681368.
633. D. E. Robinette & M. L. Derifield Fam. Gp Sheet; and GEDCOM #46681521.
634. D. E. Robinette & M. L. Derifield Fam. Gp Sheet; and GEDCOM #46681368.
635. D. E. Robinette & M. L. Derifield Fam. Gp Sheet; and GEDCOM #46681521.
636. D. E. Robinette & M. L. Derifield Fam. Gp Sheet.
637. James Edison Wallin & Emma Jean Robinette Family Group Sheet, Record Emma Jean
Robinette Wallin Dec 2004 (hereafter cited as J. E. Wallin & E. J. Robinette Fam. Gp Sheet); and GEDCOM #46681368.
638. J. E. Wallin & E. J. Robinette Fam. Gp Sheet; and GEDCOM #46681368.
639. D. E. Robinette & M. L. Derifield Fam. Gp Sheet.
640. D. E. Robinette & M. L. Derifield Fam. Gp Sheet; and GEDCOM #46681521.
641. D. E. Robinette & M. L. Derifield Fam. Gp Sheet; and GEDCOM #46681521.
642. Info from www.rootsweb.com/~vawise2/marriage/robinett.txt
643. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
644. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
645. source #324 missing from libraryGEDCOM #46681521.
646. GEDCOM #46681368.
647. Ella and Lincoln divorced in 1930.
648. GEDCOM #46681368.
649. From Burial Card, Spencer Funeral Home, Arrangements by Spencer Funeral H ome,
Officiating Rev. Clay Sloan.
650. GEDCOM #46681368.
651. Ibid.
652. Cassem came to the USA as a teenager, settled in Williamson, West Virginia where
he and Inez met and married. They returned to Syria in 1931, raised their children there. In 1971, they returned for a short visit for the
first time in 40 years. Since then, Cassem has died and Inez still lives just outside of Beirut, Lebanon. Some of her children live here in
the US, mostly in Ohio.Cassem came to the USA as a teenager, settled in Williamson, West Virgini a where he and Inez met and married. They
returned to Syria in 1931, rai sed their children there. In 1971, they returned for a short visit for t he first time in 40 years. Since
then, Cassem has died and Inez still li ves just outside of Beirut, Lebanon. Some of her children live here in t he US, mostly in Ohio.
653. source #324 missing from library
654. GEDCOM #46681368.
655. Ibid.
656. source #324 missing from library
657. GEDCOM #46681368.
658. Kelba & Sam met in Williamson, West Virginia and married in Logan West Virginia.
Sam came to the USA from Syria as a teenager and is a cousin of Cassem Shaheen.Kelba & Sam met in Williamson, West Virginia and married in
Logan West Vi rginia. Sam came to the USA from Syria as a teenager and is a cousin o f Cassem Shaheen.
659. source #324 missing from library
660. GEDCOM #46681368.
661. source #324 missing from library
662. D. E. Robinette & M. L. Derifield Fam. Gp Sheet, Ancestry.com > Trees >
OneWorldTree.
663. GEDCOM #46681368.
664. Cassem came to the USA as a teenager, settled in Williamson, West Virginia where
he and Inez met and married. They returned to Syria in 1931, raised their children there. In 1971, they returned for a short visit for the
first time in 40 years. Since then, Cassem has died and Inez still lives just outside of Beirut, Lebanon. Some of her children live here in
the US, mostly in Ohio.Cassem came to the USA as a teenager, settled in Williamson, West Virgini a where he and Inez met and married. They
returned to Syria in 1931, rai sed their children there. In 1971, they returned for a short visit for t he first time in 40 years. Since
then, Cassem has died and Inez still li ves just outside of Beirut, Lebanon. Some of her children live here in t he US, mostly in Ohio.
665. GEDCOM #46681368.
666. source #324 missing from library
667. GEDCOM #46681368.
668. D. E. Robinette & M. L. Derifield Fam. Gp Sheet, Ancestry.com > Trees >
OneWorldTree.
669. GEDCOM #46681368.
670. Kelba & Sam met in Williamson, West Virginia and married in Logan West Virginia.
Sam came to the USA from Syria as a teenager and is a cousin of Cassem Shaheen.Kelba & Sam met in Williamson, West Virginia and married in
Logan West Vi rginia. Sam came to the USA from Syria as a teenager and is a cousin o f Cassem Shaheen.
671. GEDCOM #46681368.
672. source #324 missing from library
673. GEDCOM #46681368.
674. source #324 missing from library
675. Descendants of James T. Stacy.
676. Ibid.
677. Jerry is a third generation bricklayer. Sandra is a math teacher and crafter.Jerry
is a third generation bricklayer. Sandra is a math teacher and cra fter.
678. Patricia was reported as living in the household of Patsy Jourdan, age 68 in the
1850 Russell County Virginia census. Patsy could have been her maternal grandmother.Patricia was reported as living in the household of
Patsy Jourdan, age 6 8 in the 1850 Russell County Virginia census. Patsy could have been he r maternal grandmother.
679. Free Form (hereafter cited as Free Form).
680. Ibid.
681. Ibid.
682. Ibid.
683. Ibid.
684. Ibid.
685. Ibid.
686. Ibid.
687. Ibid.
688. Ibid.
689. Ibid.
690. Ibid.
691. Ibid.
692. GEDCOM #46681368.
693. Ibid.
694. Ibid.
695. Ibid.
696. James went to prison for shooting a man named Nie Runyon
697. GEDCOM #46681368.
698. Ibid.
699. Columbia was accidently shot and killed by her step-granddaughter.
700. GEDCOM #46681368.
701. Ella and Lincoln divorced in 1930.
702. GEDCOM #46681368.
703. Ibid.
704. From Burial Card, Spencer Funeral Home, Arrangements by Spencer Funeral H ome,
Officiating Rev. Clay Sloan.
705. source #324 missing from libraryGEDCOM #46681521.
706. David was a police officer in Williamson, West Virginia. He was killed in the line
of duty.David was a police officer in Williamson, West Virginia. He was killed i n the line of duty.
707. GEDCOM #46681368.
708. Descendants of James T. Stacy; and GEDCOM #46681368.
709. Descendants of James T. Stacy; and GEDCOM #46681368.
710. Descendants of James T. Stacy; and GEDCOM #46681368.
711. Descendants of James T. Stacy; and GEDCOM #46681368.
712. Descendants of James T. Stacy; and GEDCOM #46681368.
713. Descendants of James T. Stacy.
714. Ibid.
715. Ibid.
716. Ibid.
717. Ibid.
718. Ibid.
719. Ibid.
720. Ibid.
721. Descendants of James T. Stacy; and GEDCOM #46681368.
722. Descendants of James T. Stacy; and GEDCOM #46681368.
723. Descendants of James T. Stacy; and GEDCOM #46681368.
724. Descendants of James T. Stacy; and GEDCOM #46681368.
725. Descendants of James T. Stacy.
726. Ibid.
727. Descendants of James T. Stacy; and GEDCOM #46681368.
728. Thurman was raised by Will and Exie Stacy
729. Doan, C. J. H., Stacy Family History, Record Type: Family Tree by (hereafter cited
as Doan, C. J. H., Stacy Family History); and GEDCOM #46681368.
730. Grayson who was single, died of spinal meningitis.
731. ||Clyde died in an auto accident
732. GEDCOM #46681368. ||Robert died young
733. Ibid. ||Robert was killed in the mines.
734. Descendants of James T. Stacy; and GEDCOM #46681368.
735. Descendants of James T. Stacy; and GEDCOM #46681368.
736. Descendants of James T. Stacy.
737. Ibid.
738. Ibid.
739. Ibid.
740. Descendants of James T. Stacy; and GEDCOM #46681368.
741. Descendants of James T. Stacy; and GEDCOM #46681368.
742. Descendants of James T. Stacy.
743. Ibid.
744. Ibid.
745. Descendants of James T. Stacy; and GEDCOM #46681368.
746. Descendants of James T. Stacy; and GEDCOM #46681368.
747. Descendants of James T. Stacy.
748. Ibid.
749. Ibid.
750. Descendants of James T. Stacy; and GEDCOM #46681368.
751. Descendants of James T. Stacy; and GEDCOM #46681368.
752. Descendants of James T. Stacy.
753. Ibid.
754. Descendants of James T. Stacy; and GEDCOM #46681368.
755. Descendants of James T. Stacy; and GEDCOM #46681368.
756. Descendants of James T. Stacy.
757. Ibid.
758. Ibid.
759. Ibid.
760. Descendants of James T. Stacy; and GEDCOM #46681368.
761. Descendants of James T. Stacy; and GEDCOM #46681368.
762. Descendants of James T. Stacy.
763. Ibid.
764. Ibid.
765. Ibid.
766. Ibid.
767. Descendants of James T. Stacy; and GEDCOM #46681368.
768. Descendants of James T. Stacy; and GEDCOM #46681368.
769. Descendants of James T. Stacy.
770. Ibid.
771. Ibid.
772. Ibid.
773. Ibid.
774. Ibid.
775. Ibid.
776. Ibid.
777. Descendants of James T. Stacy; and GEDCOM #46681368.
778. Descendants of James T. Stacy.
779. Ibid.
780. Doan, C. J. H., Stacy Family History; and GEDCOM #46681368.
781. ||Bearl was killed when a sawmill steam engine exploded.
782. Johnston, P. M., Stallard Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
783. Johnston, P. M., Stallard Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
784. GEDCOM #46681368. Info from www.rootsweb.com/~vawise2/marriage/stallard.txt
785. Ibid.
786. Ibid.
787. Wise Co. Deaths, 1860-1869, http://www.rootsweb.com/~vawise/death60_69.tx t
788. GEDCOM #46681368.
789. Info from www.rootsweb.com/~vawise2/marriage/robinett.txt
790. Info from www.rootsweb.com/~vawise2/marriage/stallard.txt
791. Info from Wise Co. Birth Register 1856-1871, Surnames "S & T"
792. Info from Wise Co. Birth Register 1856-1871, Surnames "S & T"
793. GEDCOM #46681368. Info from www.rootsweb.com/~vawise2/marriage/HolbrookMarriag
es.htm Year could be 1871
794. Lagripp||
795. GEDCOM #46681368.
796. ||
797. GEDCOM #46681368.
798. Jerry is a third generation bricklayer. Sandra is a math teacher and crafter.Jerry
is a third generation bricklayer. Sandra is a math teacher and cra fter.
799. Descendants of James T. Stacy.
800. Ibid.
801. Ibid.
802. Russell Paul Tipton & Amy Danielle Wallin Family Group Sheet, Record Emma Jean
Robinette Wallin Dec 2004 (hereafter cited as R. P. Tipton & A. D. Wallin Fam. Gp Sheet).
803. Ibid.
804. R. P. Tipton & A. D. Wallin Fam. Gp Sheet; and GEDCOM #46681521.
805. J. E. Wallin & E. J. Robinette Fam. Gp Sheet; and GEDCOM #46681368.
806. Marriages, Shenandoah County, Virginia 1850 - 1882 Compiler: Duane L. Borden &
Jeanette C. Ritenour p. 91, line 25 (hereafter cited as D. L. Borden & J. C. Ritenour, Marriages Shenandoa); GEDCOM #46681368; and
Marriages, Shenandoah County, Virginia 1850 - 1882 Compiler: Duane L. Borden & Jeanette C. Ritenour p. 91, line 25 (hereafter cited as D. L.
Borden & J. C. Ritenour, Marriages Shenandoa). ||The groom was 42, widowed, a fruit grower born in Augusta County and resided in
Shenandoah County, son of Abraham and Mary Wenger. The bride was 30, single, born and resided in Shenandoah County, daughter of Jacob and
Anna Tisinger.||The groom was 42, widowed, a fruit grower born in Augusta County and re sided in Shenandoah County, son of Abraham and Mary
Wenger. The bride was 30, single, born and resided in Shenandoah County, daughte r of Jacob and Anna Tisinger.
807. GEDCOM #46681521. Bluefield Daily Telegraph, Thursday, June 21, 2007
808. Ibid.
809. Ibid. From SSDI
810. GEDCOM #46681368.
811. Ibid.
812. Ibid.
813. Ibid.
814. Data from Genealogy.com, Tuggle Family Genealogy Forum, msg # 491, http:/
/genforum.genealogy.com/tuggle/messages/491.html
815. Data from Genealogy.com, Tuggle Family Genealogy Forum, msg # 491, http:/
/genforum.genealogy.com/tuggle/messages/491.html
816. GEDCOM #46681521. Data from Genealogy.com, Tuggle Family Genealogy Forum, msg #
491, http:/ /genforum.genealogy.com/tuggle/messages/491.html
817. GEDCOM #46681368.
818. Ibid.
819. Data from Genealogy.com, Tuggle Family Genealogy Forum, msg # 491, http:/
/genforum.genealogy.com/tuggle/messages/491.html
820. GEDCOM #46681368. Location from Tad & Rachelle's Genealogy Website: Tuggle
Ancestry, http:/ /home.earthlink.net/~tadcamp/tuggle.html
821. Ibid. Location from Tad & Rachelle's Genealogy Website: Tuggle Ancestry, http:/
/home.earthlink.net/~tadcamp/tuggle.html
822. Ibid.
823. Ibid. Location from Tad & Rachelle's Genealogy Website: Tuggle Ancestry, http:/
/home.earthlink.net/~tadcamp/tuggle.html
824. Ibid.
825. Ibid.
826. Data from Genealogy.com, Tuggle Family Genealogy Forum, msg # 491, http:/
/genforum.genealogy.com/tuggle/messages/491.html
827. GEDCOM #46681368.
828. Ibid.
829. Data from Genealogy.com, Tuggle Family Genealogy Forum, msg # 491, http:/
/genforum.genealogy.com/tuggle/messages/491.html
830. GEDCOM #46681368. Family Data Collection - Marriages [database on-line], Provo,
UT, USA: My Family.com, Inc., 2000, Edmund West, compiler
831. Ibid. Family Data Collection - Individual Records [database on-line], Provo, UT ,
USA: MyFamily.com, Inc., 2000, Edmund West, compiler
832. Ibid.
833. Ibid.
834. Date from Tad & Rachelle's Genealogy Website: Tuggle Ancestry, http://hom
e.earthlink.net/~tadcamp/tuggle.html
835. GEDCOM #46681368.
836. Marriage information from http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~sandra
s/wtuggle.html Family Data Collection - Individual Records [database on-line], Provo, U T, USA: MyFamily.com, Inc., 2000, Edmund West,
compiler
837. D. E. Robinette & M. L. Derifield Fam. Gp Sheet, Data from RootsWeb.com, Mel King
Family Tree v 11-171-05.
838. GEDCOM #46681368.
839. Ibid.
840. Ibid. Family Data Collection - Individual Records [database on-line], Provo, UT ,
USA: MyFamily.com, Inc., 2000, Edmund West, compiler
841. Family Data Collection - Individual Records [database on-line], Provo, UT , USA:
MyFamily.com, Inc., 2000, Edmund West, compiler
842. Family Data Collection - Individual Records [database on-line], Provo, UT , USA:
MyFamily.com, Inc., 2000, Edmund West, compiler
843. GEDCOM #46681368.
844. Ibid.
845. Ibid. Family Data Collection - Individual Records [database on-line], Provo, UT ,
USA: MyFamily.com, Inc., 2000, Edmund West, compiler
846. Family Data Collection - Individual Records [database on-line], Provo, UT , USA:
MyFamily.com, Inc., 2000, Edmund West, compiler
847. Family Data Collection - Individual Records [database on-line], Provo, UT , USA:
MyFamily.com, Inc., 2000, Edmund West, compiler
848. Family Data Collection - Individual Records [database on-line], Provo, UT , USA:
MyFamily.com, Inc., 2000, Edmund West, compiler
849. Location and date from Tad & Rachelle's Genealogy Website: Tuggle Ancestr y,
http://home.earthlink.net/~tadcamp/tuggle.html
850. Data from Genealogy.com, Tuggle Family Genealogy Forum, msg # 75, http://
genforum.genealogy.com/tuggle/messages/75.html
851. GEDCOM #46681368. Josephus is buried in the St. Matthews Lutheran Church
Cemetery, New Market, Virginia.
852. Ibid. Josephus enlisted as a Sergeant 2nd Class on 26 Mar 1862 in 30th Infantry
Regiment, Sharpshooter Battalion, Company C, CSA. He was reduced to Full Private on 24 Nov 1862. Josephus was detailed as a boatman at New
River on 17 Mar 1863. He was wounded at the Battle of New Market Virginia on 15 May 1864 and subsequently died of his wounds on 25 May 1864.
853. Location & date from Tad & Rachelle's Genealogy Website: Tuggle Ancestry ,
http://home.earthlink.net/~tadcamp/tuggle.html
854. Data from Tad & Rachelle's Genealogy Website: Tuggle Ancestry, http://hom
e.earthlink.net/~tadcamp/tuggle.html
855. John enlisted as a Private in Company D, 151st Regiment, Virginia Militia on Aug
2, 1861 at Princeton, Virginia. Muster Rolls show that Companies A to F were in service from August to October 13, 1861, when they were
discharged. He enlisted in Company H, 60th Regiment, Virginia Infantry, CSA on Aug 13, 1863. His name appears on a Report of Sick and
Wounded at Way Hospital, Lynchburg, Virginia in the month of September, 1864. It notes he was discharged from service on Aug 13, 1864 and
retired. Another note in the Company muster roll notes he was "Discharged 4th Oct, 64 at Mount Sidney, Augusta County, Virginia by civil
authority." His diagnosis was Vulnius Sclopet which is complications of a bullet wound.John enlisted as a Private in Company D, 151st
Regiment, Virginia Militi a on Aug 2, 1861 at Princeton, Virginia. Muster Rolls show that Companie s A to F were in service from August to
October 13, 1861, when they wer e discharged. He enlisted in Company H, 60th Regiment, Virginia Infantry , CSA on Aug 13, 1863. His name
appears on a Report of Sick and Wounde d at Way Hospital, Lynchburg, Virginia in the month of September, 1864. It notes he was discharged
from service on Aug 13, 1864 and retired. Another note in the Company muster roll notes he was "Discharged 4th O ct, 64 at Mount Sidney,
Augusta County, Virginia by civil authority." Hi s diagnosis was Vulnius Sclopet which is complications of a bullet wound.
856. GEDCOM File; and GEDCOM #46681368. Data from Genealogy.com, Tuggle Family
Genealogy Forum, msg # 639, http:/ /genforum.genealogy.com/tuggle/messages/639.html
857. Lewis enlisted in the 60th Regiment, Virginia Infantry at Camp Narrows, Virginia
on Mar 3, 1864 for the period of the war. He was reported as a prisoner of war when he was captured on Sep 19, 1864 at Winchester, Virginia.
His name apprears on a Roll of Prisoners of War at Harper's Ferry, West Virginia, captured by General Sheridan's forces and was sent to
Point Lookout, Maryland on Sep 24, 1864. There is a note that he was exchanged on Oct 30, 1864 in the Point Lookout Register. There is a
Certificate of Parole dated Jun 23, 1865 that Lewis signed agreeing that he would not take up arms against the U.S. Government until he was
regularly exchanged.Lewis enlisted in the 60th Regiment, Virginia Infantry at Camp Narrows, V irginia on Mar 3, 1864 for the period of the
war. He was reported as a pr isoner of war when he was captured on Sep 19, 1864 at Winchester, Virgini a. His name apprears on a Roll of
Prisoners of War at Harper's Ferry, Wes t Virginia, captured by General Sheridan's forces and was sent to Point L ookout, Maryland on Sep
24, 1864. There is a note that he was exchanged o n Oct 30, 1864 in the Point Lookout Register. There is a Certificate of P arole dated Jun
23, 1865 that Lewis signed agreeing that he would not tak e up arms against the U.S. Government until he was regularly exchanged.
858. GEDCOM File.
859. Beaver Pond District, cause of death was arterio-sclerotic heart disease.
Occupation was given as retired farmer.
860. Data from Tad & Rachelle's Genealogy Website: Tuggle Ancestry, http://hom
e.earthlink.net/~tadcamp/tuggle.html
861. Data from Tad & Rachelle's Genealogy Website: Tuggle Ancestry, http://hom
e.earthlink.net/~tadcamp/tuggle.html
862. GEDCOM File.
863. Ibid.
864. Ibid.
865. Ibid.
866. Ibid.
867. Ibid.
868. Ibid.
869. Ibid.
870. Ibid.
871. Ibid.
872. Ibid.
873. Ibid.
874. Ibid.
875. Ibid.
876. Ibid.
877. Ibid.
878. Ibid.
879. Ibid.
880. Ibid.
881. Ibid.
882. Ibid.
883. Ibid.
884. Ibid.
885. Ibid.
886. Ibid.
887. Ibid.
888. Ibid.
889. Ibid.
890. Ibid.
891. Ibid.
892. Ibid.
893. Ibid.
894. Ibid.
895. Ibid.
896. Ibid.
897. Ibid.
898. Ibid.
899. GEDCOM #46681368.
900. Gott Undertaking Co.
901. Columbia was accidently shot and killed by her step-granddaughter.
902. GEDCOM #46681368.
903. Ibid.
904. Ibid. ||Elmo was killed in WW II
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906. J. E. Wallin & E. J. Robinette Fam. Gp Sheet; and GEDCOM #46681368.
907. J. E. Wallin & E. J. Robinette Fam. Gp Sheet; and GEDCOM #46681368.
908. J. E. Wallin & E. J. Robinette Fam. Gp Sheet; and GEDCOM #46681368.
909. D. E. Robinette & M. L. Derifield Fam. Gp Sheet.
910. J. E. Wallin & E. J. Robinette Fam. Gp Sheet; and GEDCOM #46681368.
911. R. P. Tipton & A. D. Wallin Fam. Gp Sheet; and GEDCOM #46681521.
912. R. P. Tipton & A. D. Wallin Fam. Gp Sheet.
913. GEDCOM #46681368.
914. Info from Wise Co. Birth Register 1856-1871, Surnames "V, W & Y"
915. Name could have been spelled Grabiel, Kraybill, Krabill
916. Killed by lightning
917. Tombstone identifies him as Reverend.
918. ||Age on tombstone was 82 years 22 days.
919. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and J. Vogt & T. W. Kethley, Jr.,
Augusta Co. Virginia.
920. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
921. The following came from the Historical Atlas of Augusta County, Virginia by
Hotchkiss, Jedediah, 1827-1899. Publisher - Unigraphic, 1980, reproduction of original published 1885 found at the Fairfax Room, Fairfax
County Library, Fairfax, Virginia, call # VREF 911.7H "A. H. KENDIG The ancestors of Mr. Kendig on his father's side came from Holland, and
on his mother's side from Germany, and settled in Pennsylvania about the time of the Revolutionary war. Emanuel Kendig, the fourth child and
father of the subject of this sketch, was born in Lancaster county, Pennsylvania, June 17, 1791. He married Elizabeth Graff. They became the
parents of ten children, of whom A. H. was the fourth child. Mr. A. H. Kendig was raised on a farm and has followed this vocation all his
life and has been a very successful farmer, he having accumulated a handsome competency. To accomplish this he has been obliged to rely
almost wholly upon his own resources, energy and industry. A fine illustration of his farm residence can be found upon another page which is
ocular evidence of his being one of the enterprising and successful agriculturists of this section. Of late years, Mr. Kendig, in company
with his son E. D. Kendig, has made a specialty of fruit raising. Mr. Kendig married Elizabeth Wenger, daughter of Abraham Wenger, of
Rockingham county, Virginia. Their children are E. D., born May 19, 1850, and Leanah J., who survive, and three who died in infancy. Mr.
Kendig is a member of the Christian church, and his wife of the German Baptist."The following came from the Historical Atlas of Augusta
County, Virgini a by Hotchkiss, Jedediah, 1827-1899. Publisher - Unigraphic, 1980, reprod uction of original published 1885 found at the
Fairfax Room, Fairfax Coun ty Library, Fairfax, Virginia, call # VREF 911.7H "A. H. KENDIG The ancestors of Mr. Kendig on his father's side
came fro m Holland, and on his mother's side from Germany, and settled in Pennsylv ania about the time of the Revolutionary war. Emanuel
Kendig, the fourt h child and father of the subject of this sketch, was born in Lancaster c ounty, Pennsylvania, June 17, 1791. He married
Elizabeth Graff. They be came the parents of ten children, of whom A. H. was the fourth child. Mr. A. H. Kendig was raised on a farm and has
followed this vocation all hi s life and has been a very successful farmer, he having accumulated a han dsome competency. To accomplish this
he has been obliged to rely almos t wholly upon his own resources, energy and industry. A fine illustratio n of his farm residence can be
found upon another page which is ocular ev idence of his being one of the enterprising and successful agriculturist s of this section. Of
late years, Mr. Kendig, in company with his son E. D. Kendig, has made a specialty of fruit raising. Mr. Kendig married E lizabeth Wenger,
daughter of Abraham Wenger, of Rockingham county, Virgin ia. Their children are E. D., born May 19, 1850, and Leanah J., who surv ive, and
three who died in infancy. Mr. Kendig is a member of the Christ ian church, and his wife of the German Baptist."
922. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
923. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
924. GEDCOM #46681368.
925. D. L. Borden & J. C. Ritenour, Marriages Shenandoa, p. 91, line 25; GEDCOM
#46681368; and D. L. Borden & J. C. Ritenour, Marriages Shenandoa, p. 91, line 25. ||The groom was 42, widowed, a fruit grower born
in Augusta County and resided in Shenandoah County, son of Abraham and Mary Wenger. The bride was 30, single, born and resided in Shenandoah
County, daughter of Jacob and Anna Tisinger.||The groom was 42, widowed, a fruit grower born in Augusta County and re sided in Shenandoah
County, son of Abraham and Mary Wenger. The bride was 30, single, born and resided in Shenandoah County, daughte r of Jacob and Anna
Tisinger.
926. ||Marriage records indicate Mary was born in Woodford County, Illinois.
927. GEDCOM #46681368. ||James was the son of Jackson and Maria Hukill. James resided
in Tazewell County, Illinois. Marriage records indicate James was born in Mclane County, Illinois. Marriage date is from Shenandoah County
Virginia marriage records.||James was the son of Jackson and Maria Hukill. James resided in Tazewe ll County, Illinois. Marriage records
indicate James was born in Mclan e County, Illinois. Marriage date is from Shenandoah County Virginia mar riage records.
928. Ibid. ||The 1900 Virginia census, Augusta County, Beverly Manor, Staunton lists
her birth state as Illinois.
929. Ibid. ||Marriage records indicate Rebecca was born in Shenandoah County, Virginia
and Pilson was born in Augusta County, Virginia. Marriage date is from Shenandoah County Virginia marriage records.||Marriage records
indicate Rebecca was born in Shenandoah County, Virgin ia and Pilson was born in Augusta County, Virginia. Marriage date is fro m Shenandoah
County Virginia marriage records.
930. ||Marriage date from Shenandoah County Virginia marriage records.
931. ||Death date was obtained from tombstone.
932. Birth and death information come from tombstone.
933. Birth and death information come from tombstone.
934. Birth and death information come from tombstone.
935. GEDCOM File.
936. Ibid.
937. Ibid.
938. Ibid.
939. Ibid.
940. Ibid.
941. Ibid.
942. Ibid.
943. Ibid.
944. Ibid.
945. Ibid.
946. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
947. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
948. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
949. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
950. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
951. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
952. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree.
953. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
954. This branch of the family spelled the surname "Kindig".
955. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
956. Jones, K. K., Kendig Family Tree; and GEDCOM #46681368.
957. The Wenger Book Samuel S. Wenger Pennsylvania German Heritage History, Inc., 2215
Millstream Road, p. 1111 (hereafter cited as Wenger, S. S., The Wenger Book).
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