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     Perry Temple McGinnis was born on 23 July 1886 at Kaufman Co., Texas, USA.² He married Ola Mae Lechner.⁴

Perry Temple McGinnis died on 1 April 1963 at Denton Co., Texas, USA, at age 76.²
Perry Temple McGinnis was buried after 1 April 1963 at Oakland Memorial Park, Terrell, Kaufman Co., Texas, USA; Birth:      Jul. 23, 1886
Kaufman County
Texas, USA
Death:      Apr. 1, 1963
Denton County
Texas, USA

Dallas Morning News - April 2, 1963

McGINNIS
Perry T., former Dallas resident, died Monday, Survived by daughter, Mrs. Frank Camp, Jr., Denton; three grandchildren; sisters, Mrs. Kate M. Pieper, Hot Springs, Ark., Mrs. W. K. Hart, Dallas, Mrs Ernest Schuyler, Keatchie, La; brother, C. T. McGinnis, Jr. Greggton Chapel services 3:30 p.m. Tuesday, Rev. A. J. Fineout officiating. Interment Oakland Memorial Park, Terrell

Family links:
Parents:
Charles Taylor McGinnis (1846 - 1924)
Nancy Hughes Pratt McGinnis (1859 - 1894)

Spouse:
Ola Mae Lechner McGinnis (1887 - 1958)*

Siblings:
Francis Kamp McGinnis (1876 - 1960)**
Charles Lee McGinnis (1878 - 1881)*
Annie Pratt McGinnis Hart (1881 - 1966)*
Nestor Massie McGinnis (1884 - 1960)*
Perry Temple McGinnis (1886 - 1963)
Katherine Elizabeth McGinnis Pieper (1888 - 1974)*
Hurley Elliott McGinnis (1890 - 1932)*
Hilda McGinnis (1891 - 1891)*
Hazel McGinnis (1891 - 1916)*
Juliette Emma McGinnis Moore (1898 - 1930)**
Mary Lee McGinnis Schuler (1901 - 1984)**
Charles Taylor McGinnis (1905 - 1985)**

*Calculated relationship
**Half-sibling

Burial:
Oakland Memorial Park
Terrell
Kaufman County
Texas, USA

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Maintained by: Ed Bartolacci
Originally Created by: Anne McGrew
Record added: Mar 21, 2011
Find A Grave Memorial# 67241266from Find A Grave website.²
     Reference: He graduated from Texas A & M University.^5,6

Perry Temple McGinnis was listed as a resident in Charles Taylor McGinnis Sr. and Juliette Emma Henry's household in the census report on 22 June 1900 at Precinct 4, Kaufman Co., Texas, USA; p. 14-B, Lines 85-95, Dwelling 252; Family 259
     85 MCGINNIS, Charles T. Head W M July 1846 53 Married 26yrs MO KY KY Farmer
     86 " , Julia D. Wife W F Jan 1869 32 Married 3yrs [1897] 1-child-born 1-child-living TX IN MO
     87 " , Annie Daughter W F Dec 1881 18 Single MO MO MO
     88 " , Nestor Son W M Oct 1884 15 Single MO MO MO
     89 " , Perry Son W M July 1886 13 Single MO MO MO
     90 " , Kate Daughter W F June 1888 11 Single MO MO MO
     91 " , Hurley Son W M Mar 1890 10 Single MO MO MO
     92 " , Hazel Daughter W F Aug 1891 8 Single MO MO MO
     93 " , Juliet Daughter W F July 1898 1 Single TX MO TX
     94 MASSEY, Stephen S. Uncle W M Apr 1810 90 Single KY VA VA
     95 BELL, Jacob Servant B M Mar 1870 30 Single TX TX TX.⁷

Perry Temple McGinnis was listed as a resident in Charles Taylor McGinnis Sr. and Juliette Emma Henry's household in the census report between 11 May 1910 and 12 May 1910 at Precinct 4, South Elmo, Kaufman Co., Texas, USA;
p. 14A, line 11-20, Dwelling 258, Family 260
     11 MCGINNIS, Charles T. Sr. Head M W 63 [1847] Married 2x 13yrs MO KY KY Farmer general farm
     12 " , Juliette Sr. (?) Wife F W 42 [1868] Maried 1x 13yrs 3-children-born 3-chlidren-living TX IN MO
     13 " , Nester M. Son M W 25 [1885] Single TX MO MO Farm laborer home farm
     14 " , Perry T. Son M W 23 [1887] single TX MO MO Farm laborer home farm
     15 " , Kate E. Daughter F W 21 [1889] Single TX MO MO Art teacher private school
     16 " , Hurley E. Son M W 20 [1890] Single TX MO MO
     17 " , Hazel Daughter F W 18 [1892] Single TX MO MO
     18 " , Juliette E. Jr. Daughter F W 11 [1899] Single TX MO TX
     19 " , Mary L. Daughter F W 8 [1902] Single TX MO TX
     20 " , Charles T. Jr. Son M W 5 [1905] single TX MO TX.⁸ Perry Temple McGinnis was mentioned regarding the death of Nestor Massie McGinnis on 15 November 1960 at Brazos Co., Texas, USA; Death Certificate From Ancestry.com - Texas, Death Certificates, 1903-1982


Oabituary from The Bryan Daily Eagle (Bryan, Texas) · Thu, Nov 17, 1960 · Page 1, column 2:
     "N, M. McGinnis Funeral is Held Today
     "Funeral Services for Nester Massey McGinnis, 76, College Station city secretary, were held at 2:30 PM today from Callaway-Jones Funeral Home chapel.
     "Mr. McGinnis, a resident of the community since 1915, died at his home in College Station late Tuesday.
     "Funeral Services were conducted by the Sul Ross Lodge No. 1300 AF&AM. A solo was presented by David Yoldon, accompanied by Mrs. James Monk on the organ.
     "Voted "Man of the Year in College Station" in 1950 by the residents of College Station, Mr. McGinnis served as city secretary since 1946. He graduated from Texas A&M College in 1908 and Cornell University in 1910. A native of Kaufman County, he was born Oct. 6, 1884.
     "Mr. McGinnis served as an instructor at CIA, now Texas Woman's University from 1910 to 1915 when he came to Texas A&M College. He was first with the Horticulture departement and then with the Floriculture and Landscape Architecture Department. He retired in 1952.
     "He was secretary of Sul Ross Masonic Lodge and a member of the A&M Presbyterian Church.
     "His survivors include two brothers, Perry T. McGinis of Hillsboro and Charles T. McGinnis of Greggton; three sisters, Mrs. Kate Piepers [sic] of Hot Springs, Ark., Mrs. Annie Hart of Dallas and Mrs. E. G. Schuler of Keatchie, La; and several nieces and nephews.
     "Burial was in College Station City Cemetery with the following pallbearers: Ran Boswell, Joe Woolkett, Ed Madeley, John Rogers, Frank Anderson, Leland Paine. Honorary pallbearers will be faculty members of teh A&M Landscape Architecture Department."^9,10,11

     Katherine Elizabeth "Kate" McGinnis was born on 10 June 1888 at Wright City, Warren Co., Missouri, USA; Death certificate and 1900 census says b. in MO. 1910 census, Find A Grave memorial and DAR application #31535 says she was born in TX.^3,5,6,7,8 She married Alvin William Pieper on 2 November 1921 at Oak Lawn Methodist Church, Dallas, Dallas Co., Texas, USA,
; From Ancestry.com: Texas, Select County Marriage Records, 1837-2015
(Image attached)
     Name:     MS Katherine McGinis
     Marriage Date:     2 Nov 1921
     Marriage Place:     Dallas, Texas, USA
     Spouse:     A.W. Pieper
     Certificate Number:     72827
     Source Citation: Dallas County Clerk's Office; Dallas, TX; Dallas County Marriage Records
     Source Information: Ancestry.com. Texas, Select County Marriage Records, 1837-2015 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2014.^9,6 Katherine Elizabeth "Kate" McGinnis and Nicolas II dit Colart d'Estouteville seigneur d’Aussebosc, puis d’Estouteville et de Valmont were divorced on 4 December 1923; Divorce record seen on Betty Raetzsch Family Tree on Ancestry.com:
Katherine Elizabeth "Kate" McGinnis died on 26 April 1974 at Regis - 400 Austin Ave., Waco, McLennan Co., Texas, USA, at age 85; From Ancestry.com: Texas, Death Certificates, 1903-1982
(Image attached)
     Name:     Katherine M Pieper [Katherine M McGinnis]
     Gender:     Female
     Race:     White
     Age:     85
     Birth Date:     10 Jun 1888
     Birth Place:     Wright, Missouri
     Residence:     Waco, McLennan, Texas, USA
     Death Date:     26 Apr 1974
     Death Place:     Waco, McLennan, Texas, USA
     Father:     Charles Taylor McGinnis
     Mother:     Nancy Pratt
     Certificate Number:     36314
     Source Citation: Texas Department of State Health Services; Austin Texas, USA
     Source Information: Ancestry.com. Texas, Death Certificates, 1903-1982 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2013.
     Original data: Texas Department of State Health Services. Texas Death Certificates, 1903–1982. Austin, Texas, USA.^1,11,6
Katherine Elizabeth "Kate" McGinnis was buried after 26 April 1974 at College Mound Cemetery, Terrell, Kaufman Co., Texas, USA; from Find A Grave website:
     Birth:      Jun. 10, 1888, Kaufman County, Texas, USA
     Death:      Apr. 26, 1974, Waco, McLennan County, Texas, USA
     Dallas Morning News - Nov. 5, 1921
     PIEPER - MCGINNIS WEDDING
     The marriage of Alvin W. Pieper of Seguin and Miss Katherine Elizabeth McGinnis of Terrell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Taylor McGinnis of that place, took place Wednesday at the Oak Lawn Methodist Church. The ring ceremony was performed by the Rev. J. J. Morgan.
     Mr. and Mrs. Pieper will make their home in South Texas.
     The bride is the sister of N. M. McGinnis and F. K. McGinnis of this city.
     Family links:
     Parents:
      Charles Taylor McGinnis (1846 - 1924)
      Nancy Hughes Pratt McGinnis (1859 - 1894)
     Spouse:
      Alvin W. Pieper (1887 - 1969)
     Siblings:
      Francis Kamp McGinnis (1876 - 1960)**
      Charles Lee McGinnis (1878 - 1881)*
      Annie Pratt McGinnis Hart (1881 - 1966)*
      Nestor Massie McGinnis (1884 - 1960)*
      Perry Temple McGinnis (1886 - 1963)*
      Katherine Elizabeth McGinnis Pieper (1888 - 1974)
      Hurley Elliott McGinnis (1890 - 1932)*
      Hilda McGinnis (1891 - 1891)*
      Hazel McGinnis (1891 - 1916)*
      Juliette Emma McGinnis Moore (1898 - 1930)**
      Mary Lee McGinnis Schuler (1901 - 1984)**
      Charles Taylor McGinnis (1905 - 1985)**
     *Calculated relationship
     **Half-sibling
     Burial: College Mound Cemetery, Terrell, Kaufman County, Texas, USA
     Maintained by: Ed Bartolacci
     Originally Created by: Anne McGrew
     Record added: Jan 06, 2012
     Find A Grave Memorial# 83045480.¹
     She was a mentioned with Capt. John Lillard Sr.; DAR App #315355 filed by Katherine Elizabeth MCGINNIS PIEPER 7 Oct. 1939. cites: Lillard Genealogy (pp. 181, 182, 191-20, 221) and NSDAR Lineages #136814 and #137125. DAR Application No. 315355 (Katherine Elizabeth McGinnis Pieper), filed Oct. 12th, 1939, descendant of Captain John Lillard. - References for Military Record: 8th Annual Report of the Library Board of the Virginia State Library, page 270. "Historical Register of Virginians in the Revolution", by John H. Gwathmey.¹²

Reference: Bartolacci Gedccom.¹³ Katherine Elizabeth "Kate" McGinnis witnessed the beginning of military service of James Bryan at Revolutionary War, Kentucky, USA; Per DAR App #315355: "Served as member of Capt. John Holder's Company of Militia (Ky.)..He was in the Battle of Kings Mountain... Commissioned Lt. by the State of Va., and commanded a detachment of Ky. Militia."
     DAR App #315355 references DAR App #320543 and cites:
     1. Vol. I, p. 13, colin's History
     2. Vol. I, p. 69, Va. Revolutionary Soldiers
     3. Vol. 5, No. 1, Kentucky State Register, pp. 971-984
     4. Spraker - Boone Family History.³

Katherine Elizabeth "Kate" McGinnis was listed as a resident in Charles Taylor McGinnis Sr. and Juliette Emma Henry's household in the census report on 22 June 1900 at Precinct 4, Kaufman Co., Texas, USA; p. 14-B, Lines 85-95, Dwelling 252; Family 259
     85 MCGINNIS, Charles T. Head W M July 1846 53 Married 26yrs MO KY KY Farmer
     86 " , Julia D. Wife W F Jan 1869 32 Married 3yrs [1897] 1-child-born 1-child-living TX IN MO
     87 " , Annie Daughter W F Dec 1881 18 Single MO MO MO
     88 " , Nestor Son W M Oct 1884 15 Single MO MO MO
     89 " , Perry Son W M July 1886 13 Single MO MO MO
     90 " , Kate Daughter W F June 1888 11 Single MO MO MO
     91 " , Hurley Son W M Mar 1890 10 Single MO MO MO
     92 " , Hazel Daughter W F Aug 1891 8 Single MO MO MO
     93 " , Juliet Daughter W F July 1898 1 Single TX MO TX
     94 MASSEY, Stephen S. Uncle W M Apr 1810 90 Single KY VA VA
     95 BELL, Jacob Servant B M Mar 1870 30 Single TX TX TX.⁷

Katherine Elizabeth "Kate" McGinnis was listed as a resident in Charles Taylor McGinnis Sr. and Juliette Emma Henry's household in the census report between 11 May 1910 and 12 May 1910 at Precinct 4, South Elmo, Kaufman Co., Texas, USA;
p. 14A, line 11-20, Dwelling 258, Family 260
     11 MCGINNIS, Charles T. Sr. Head M W 63 [1847] Married 2x 13yrs MO KY KY Farmer general farm
     12 " , Juliette Sr. (?) Wife F W 42 [1868] Maried 1x 13yrs 3-children-born 3-chlidren-living TX IN MO
     13 " , Nester M. Son M W 25 [1885] Single TX MO MO Farm laborer home farm
     14 " , Perry T. Son M W 23 [1887] single TX MO MO Farm laborer home farm
     15 " , Kate E. Daughter F W 21 [1889] Single TX MO MO Art teacher private school
     16 " , Hurley E. Son M W 20 [1890] Single TX MO MO
     17 " , Hazel Daughter F W 18 [1892] Single TX MO MO
     18 " , Juliette E. Jr. Daughter F W 11 [1899] Single TX MO TX
     19 " , Mary L. Daughter F W 8 [1902] Single TX MO TX
     20 " , Charles T. Jr. Son M W 5 [1905] single TX MO TX.⁸

Katherine Elizabeth "Kate" McGinnis appeared in the census of 16 April 1930 at 1522 Scott St., District 0016, Little Rock, Pulaski Co., Arkansas, USA; p. 25-B, Lines 52-54, Dwelling 462, Family 460
52 PHILLIPS, Albert L. Head M W 25 Married 21yrs old AR AR AR Manager Filing Station
53 , Tommie L. Wife F W 24 Married 20 yrs old TN TN TN Nurse Hospital
54 PIEPER, Kate M. Lodger F W 41 Widowed TX MO MO Typpist Wholesale Grain.¹⁴

Katherine Elizabeth "Kate" McGinnis lived in 1956 at North Little Rock, Pulaski Co., Arkansas, USA; From Ancestry,com - U.S. City Directories, 1822-1995 She was mentioned regarding the death of Nestor Massie McGinnis on 15 November 1960 at Brazos Co., Texas, USA; Death Certificate From Ancestry.com - Texas, Death Certificates, 1903-1982


Oabituary from The Bryan Daily Eagle (Bryan, Texas) · Thu, Nov 17, 1960 · Page 1, column 2:
     "N, M. McGinnis Funeral is Held Today
     "Funeral Services for Nester Massey McGinnis, 76, College Station city secretary, were held at 2:30 PM today from Callaway-Jones Funeral Home chapel.
     "Mr. McGinnis, a resident of the community since 1915, died at his home in College Station late Tuesday.
     "Funeral Services were conducted by the Sul Ross Lodge No. 1300 AF&AM. A solo was presented by David Yoldon, accompanied by Mrs. James Monk on the organ.
     "Voted "Man of the Year in College Station" in 1950 by the residents of College Station, Mr. McGinnis served as city secretary since 1946. He graduated from Texas A&M College in 1908 and Cornell University in 1910. A native of Kaufman County, he was born Oct. 6, 1884.
     "Mr. McGinnis served as an instructor at CIA, now Texas Woman's University from 1910 to 1915 when he came to Texas A&M College. He was first with the Horticulture departement and then with the Floriculture and Landscape Architecture Department. He retired in 1952.
     "He was secretary of Sul Ross Masonic Lodge and a member of the A&M Presbyterian Church.
     "His survivors include two brothers, Perry T. McGinis of Hillsboro and Charles T. McGinnis of Greggton; three sisters, Mrs. Kate Piepers [sic] of Hot Springs, Ark., Mrs. Annie Hart of Dallas and Mrs. E. G. Schuler of Keatchie, La; and several nieces and nephews.
     "Burial was in College Station City Cemetery with the following pallbearers: Ran Boswell, Joe Woolkett, Ed Madeley, John Rogers, Frank Anderson, Leland Paine. Honorary pallbearers will be faculty members of teh A&M Landscape Architecture Department."^16,17,18

     Hurley Elliott McGinnis was born on 3 March 1890 at Kaufman Co., Texas, USA.¹
Hurley Elliott McGinnis died on 7 July 1932 at Kaufman Co., Texas, USA, at age 42.¹
Hurley Elliott McGinnis was buried after 7 July 1932 at College Mound Cemetery, Terrell, Kaufman Co., Texas, USA; from Find A Grave website:
Birth:      Mar. 3, 1890
Kaufman County
Texas, USA
Death:      Jul. 7, 1932
Kaufman County
Texas, USA


He was the son of Charles Taylor McGinnis and Nancy Hughes Pratt McGinnis.

Family links:
Parents:
Charles Taylor McGinnis (1846 - 1924)
Nancy Hughes Pratt McGinnis (1859 - 1894)

Siblings:
Francis Kamp McGinnis (1876 - 1960)**
Charles Lee McGinnis (1878 - 1881)*
Annie Pratt McGinnis Hart (1881 - 1966)*
Nestor Massie McGinnis (1884 - 1960)*
Perry Temple McGinnis (1886 - 1963)*
Katherine Elizabeth McGinnis Pieper (1888 - 1974)*
Hurley Elliott McGinnis (1890 - 1932)
Hazel McGinnis (1891 - 1916)*
Hilda McGinnis (1891 - 1891)*
Juliette Emma McGinnis Moore (1898 - 1930)**
Mary Lee McGinnis Schuler (1901 - 1984)**
Charles Taylor McGinnis (1905 - 1985)**

*Calculated relationship
**Half-sibling

Burial:
College Mound Cemetery
Terrell
Kaufman County
Texas, USA

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Maintained by: Ed Bartolacci
Originally Created by: Anne McGrew
Record added: Oct 22, 2010
Find A Grave Memorial# 60497641.¹
     Reference: He attended Texas A & M University.^4,5

Hurley Elliott McGinnis was listed as a resident in Charles Taylor McGinnis Sr. and Juliette Emma Henry's household in the census report on 22 June 1900 at Precinct 4, Kaufman Co., Texas, USA; p. 14-B, Lines 85-95, Dwelling 252; Family 259
     85 MCGINNIS, Charles T. Head W M July 1846 53 Married 26yrs MO KY KY Farmer
     86 " , Julia D. Wife W F Jan 1869 32 Married 3yrs [1897] 1-child-born 1-child-living TX IN MO
     87 " , Annie Daughter W F Dec 1881 18 Single MO MO MO
     88 " , Nestor Son W M Oct 1884 15 Single MO MO MO
     89 " , Perry Son W M July 1886 13 Single MO MO MO
     90 " , Kate Daughter W F June 1888 11 Single MO MO MO
     91 " , Hurley Son W M Mar 1890 10 Single MO MO MO
     92 " , Hazel Daughter W F Aug 1891 8 Single MO MO MO
     93 " , Juliet Daughter W F July 1898 1 Single TX MO TX
     94 MASSEY, Stephen S. Uncle W M Apr 1810 90 Single KY VA VA
     95 BELL, Jacob Servant B M Mar 1870 30 Single TX TX TX.⁶

Hurley Elliott McGinnis was listed as a resident in Charles Taylor McGinnis Sr. and Juliette Emma Henry's household in the census report between 11 May 1910 and 12 May 1910 at Precinct 4, South Elmo, Kaufman Co., Texas, USA;
p. 14A, line 11-20, Dwelling 258, Family 260
     11 MCGINNIS, Charles T. Sr. Head M W 63 [1847] Married 2x 13yrs MO KY KY Farmer general farm
     12 " , Juliette Sr. (?) Wife F W 42 [1868] Maried 1x 13yrs 3-children-born 3-chlidren-living TX IN MO
     13 " , Nester M. Son M W 25 [1885] Single TX MO MO Farm laborer home farm
     14 " , Perry T. Son M W 23 [1887] single TX MO MO Farm laborer home farm
     15 " , Kate E. Daughter F W 21 [1889] Single TX MO MO Art teacher private school
     16 " , Hurley E. Son M W 20 [1890] Single TX MO MO
     17 " , Hazel Daughter F W 18 [1892] Single TX MO MO
     18 " , Juliette E. Jr. Daughter F W 11 [1899] Single TX MO TX
     19 " , Mary L. Daughter F W 8 [1902] Single TX MO TX
     20 " , Charles T. Jr. Son M W 5 [1905] single TX MO TX.⁷

Hurley Elliott McGinnis was listed as a resident in Charles Taylor McGinnis Sr. and Juliette Emma Henry's household in the census report on 9 January 1920 at Precinct 3, Terrell, Kaufman Co., Texas, USA;
p. 4-A, lines 21-25, Dwelling 70, Family 71
     21 MCGINNIS, Taylor Head M W 73 [1847] Married MO KY KY Farmer General
     22 " , Juliette T. Wife F W 51 [1869] Married TX IN MO
     23 " , Hurley E Son M W 19 [1891] Single TX MO MO
     24 " , Mary L. Daughter F W 18 [1902] single TX MO TX
     25 " , Taylor J. Son M W 14 [1906] Single TX MO TX.⁸

     Rebecca Bryan was born on 1 March 1787.¹ She married Hugh Logan circa 1789.¹

Rebecca Bryan died in 1830 at Missouri, USA.¹
     She witnessed the beginning of military service of James Bryan at Revolutionary War, Kentucky, USA; Per DAR App #315355: "Served as member of Capt. John Holder's Company of Militia (Ky.)..He was in the Battle of Kings Mountain... Commissioned Lt. by the State of Va., and commanded a detachment of Ky. Militia."
     DAR App #315355 references DAR App #320543 and cites:
     1. Vol. I, p. 13, colin's History
     2. Vol. I, p. 69, Va. Revolutionary Soldiers
     3. Vol. 5, No. 1, Kentucky State Register, pp. 971-984
     4. Spraker - Boone Family History.¹

     George Hudson married Nancy Bowles.¹
George Hudson married Phebe Maxwell.²
George Hudson was born circa 1776.²
     In Joshua Hudson Sr.'s will dated 5 January 1799 at Amherst Co., Virginia, USA, George Hudson was named as an heir; (Transcript of will provided by reddynj@juno.com)
Will of Joshua HUDSON
     Jan.5, 1799 - Apr. 20, 1801
     Will Book 4, pp.6-8, Amherst Co, VA.
     "In the name of God Amen I Joshua HUDSON of the County of Amherst being weake of Body but of sound mind and memory, do make and Ordain this my last will and Testament in name and form following.
     To wit: It is my Will & desire that after my Decease my Body be intered in a decent and Christian like manner at the discretion of my Executors hereafter named. My soul I recommend to Almighty God hoping to find Mercy & forgiveness at his hands and as touching such worldly goods as it hath Pleased Almighty God to bless me I dispose of in manner following vist:
     Item: I give and bequeath to my Daughter Sarah WRIGHT five Shillings to be paid by my Executors out of my Estate having formerly giving her what I intended for her.
     Item: I give and Bequeath unto my son Rush HUDSON Eight Acres of Land on the End of Turkey Mountain adjoining the Tract he now lives on to complement my Old Peach Orchard and as much more as will make up the Quantity to him & his heirs forever.
Item: I give & Bequeath to my Daughter Mary DAWSON the Sum of ten Pounds Per annum to be paid her by Reuben HUDSON her heirs & assigns during her Natural Life for her Maintainence.
     Item: I give and bequeath unto my Daughter Elizabeth DENNIS and the heirs of her body a good sound Title in the Negro formerly taken away by her named Jude and five Shillings Current Money.
     Item: I give and bequeath unto Horatio HUDSON and Nancy HUDSON Infant Children of my son Joshua HUDSON dec'd the Sum of seventy five Pounds Current Money in Consideration of their fathers Estate which fell into my hands on his decease which Sum my Executors are directed to receive out of my Estate and put out to Interest for the said Children until they come of Age or get married and that the Principal & Interest be Equally divided between them share & share alike and in Causes Either of them should Depart this Life before that time my desire is that the Survivor have the - - - of the said Seventy five Pounds & Interest and my Executors bring against the sd Children no further - - - and for Bedding or Clothing so as to receive the sd Seventy five Pounds & Interest.
     Item: It is my Will and desire that the Tract of land whereon I now live be sold by my Executors on Twelve Months Credit for the best Price can be had and the money Owing from such Sale to be Equally divided between my two Sons Reuben & George HUDSON to them & their heirs upon Reuben's paying to my Daughter Mary DAWSON ten Pounds p- Annum during her natural Life for her maintainence.
     Item: I give and bequeath to my Daughter Frances TATE five Shillings and no more.
     Item: I give unto my Daughter Ann GITTERSON five Shillings and no more having formerly given her a Negro Girl.
     Item: I give unto the heirs of Robert HUDSON dec'd the Sum of five Shillings.
     Item: I give and bequeath unto my Daughter Lucy SANDRIDGE the Sum of fifty Pounds to be paid equally divided between the heirs of her Body share and share alike to be received out of my Estate and paid into the hands of Pullom SANDRIDGE for the purpose aforesaid and to be paid by him to the Children as they come of age or get married.
     Item: I give and bequeath unto my Daughter Peggy CHILDRESS five Shillings and not more.
     Item: I give unto my Daughter Molly BALLINGER five Shillings & no more;
I give unto the Heirs of my Daughter Rachel MILES the sum of five Shillings.
     Item: I give unto the legal representative of my Daughter Patsy RUCKER dec'd the sum of five Shillings & no more.
I give unto my Gran Daughter Rachel HUDSON MILES the Sum of Seventy five Pounds to be put out to Interest for her maintainence and the balance paid her when she comes of age or gets married and the said Sum to be raised by my Executor from my Estate.
     Item: I give and bequeath unto my Son George HUDSON one Negro man Andrew and to him and his heirs forever.
     Item: I give and bequeath unto my Grand Daughter Molly DAWSON the Sum of fifty Pounds current money to be raised out of my Estate by my Executors and put out to Interest for her until she comes of age or gets married.
     Item: I give and bequeath unto my Grand Son Flemming DAWSON the Sum of fifty Pounds to be raised out of my Estate and put out to Interst for him by my Executors until he comes of age.
     Item: It is my Will and desire that all my just debts be fully paid and that all my Estate Desposed of be sold by my Executors for the best Price can be had on Twelve Months Credit and after complying with the aforesaid legacys the balance of the said Sale to the Equally Divided between my Son Reuben HUDSON and the lawful begotten Heirs of Robert HUDSON dec'd One moiety to the said Reuben and his heirs and the other moiety to the said Heirs of Robert HUDSON dec'd
     Item: Lastly I appoint my friend Rellson SANDRIDGE & my Son Reuben HUDSON my Executors to this last Will & Testament in Witness whereof I have hereunto set my Hand & fixed my Seal this 5 day of January, One thousand Seven hundred & Ninty Nine - - -
     Joshua HUDSON
     Signed Sealed & Acknowledged
     in Presence of
      Sharrod X BUGG
      John X HUDSON
      Rush X HUDSON"
(evident codicil)
     " September 18th 1800 My Will and desire is that fifty Pounds directed to be paid to Fleming DAWSON in consequence of his misconduct I wish the same to be withdrawn from him & paid by my Executors to my Son Rush HUDSON.
      Joshua HUDSON
      Wit: Rush HUDSON, Jr.
      D.S. GARLAND"
(evident codicil)
     "Whereas by my last Will & Testament executed the fifth day of January, 1799, I directed my Executors to Receive out of my Estate the Sum of Seventy five Pounds & Pay the same to Horatio & Nancy HUDSON Infant Children of Joshua HUDSON Dec'd in lieu of their father's Estate which fell into my hands which Estate has lately been demanded by the Executors of the said Children & delivered to them. It is therefore my Will & desire that the said Children do receive nothing further from my Estate than what they have already rec'd and that my Executors do receive from my Estate in manner aforesaid the said Seventy five Pounds and Pay the same to my Son Rush HUDSON - - Given under my hand & Seal this 16 day of November, 1800.
     his Joshua X HUDSON mark
     Sig'd Sealed in presence of us
      Isaac RUCKER
      Bennett HUDSON
      George WILLIS."³

     Juliette Emma Henry was born on 21 January 1868 at Kaufman Co., Texas, USA.^2,3 She married Charles Taylor McGinnis Sr., son of Strother Jefferson McGinnis and Elizabeth "Betsy" Lee Massie, on 4 November 1896
;
His 2nd wife.
From Ancestry.com: Texas, Select County Marriage Records, 1837-2015
     Name:     Taylor McGinnis
     Gender:     Male
     Marriage Date:     4 Nov 1896
     Marriage Place:     Kaufman, Texas, USA
     Spouse:     Emma Henry
     Source Citation: Kaufman County Clerk's Office; Kaufman, Texas; Kaufman County Marriage Records
     Source Information: Ancestry.com. Texas, Select County Marriage Records, 1837-2015 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2014.^4,2,5
Juliette Emma Henry died on 21 February 1931 at Terrell, Kaufman Co., Texas, USA, at age 63; From Ancestry.com: Texas, Death Certificates, 1903-1982
     Name:     Mrs Emma H McGinnis [Mrs Emma H Henry]
     Gender:     Female
     Race:     White
     Age:     63
     Birth Date:     21 Jan 1868
     Birth Place:     Texas
     Death Date:     21 Feb 1931
     Death Place:     Terrell, Kaufman, Texas, USA
     Father:     A H Henry
     Mother:     Mary McCreary
     Spouse:     C T McGinnis
     Source Citation: Texas Department of State Health Services; Austin Texas, USA
     Source Information: Ancestry.com. Texas, Death Certificates, 1903-1982 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2013.
     Original data: Texas Department of State Health Services. Texas Death Certificates, 1903–1982. Austin, Texas, USA.^2,3
Juliette Emma Henry was buried after 21 February 1931 at College Mound Cemetery, Terrell, Kaufman Co., Texas, USA; from Find A Grave website:
Birth:      Jan. 21, 1868
Kaufman County
Texas, USA
Death:      Feb. 21, 1931
Kaufman County
Texas, USA

She was the daughter of Mary Elizabeth McCreary and Samuel Henry.

Family links:
Spouse:
Charles Taylor McGinnis (1846 - 1924)

Children:
Juliette Emma McGinnis Moore (1898 - 1930)*
Mary Lee McGinnis Schuler (1901 - 1984)*
Charles Taylor McGinnis (1905 - 1985)*

*Calculated relationship

Burial:
College Mound Cemetery
Terrell
Kaufman County
Texas, USA

Maintained by: Ed Bartolacci
Originally Created by: Anne McGrew
Record added: Jan 06, 2012
Find A Grave Memorial# 83045702.²
     (an unknown value.)⁶

.^6,7

Juliette Emma Henry and Charles Taylor McGinnis Sr. appeared in the census of 22 June 1900 at Precinct 4, Kaufman Co., Texas, USA; p. 14-B, Lines 85-95, Dwelling 252; Family 259
     85 MCGINNIS, Charles T. Head W M July 1846 53 Married 26yrs MO KY KY Farmer
     86 " , Julia D. Wife W F Jan 1869 32 Married 3yrs [1897] 1-child-born 1-child-living TX IN MO
     87 " , Annie Daughter W F Dec 1881 18 Single MO MO MO
     88 " , Nestor Son W M Oct 1884 15 Single MO MO MO
     89 " , Perry Son W M July 1886 13 Single MO MO MO
     90 " , Kate Daughter W F June 1888 11 Single MO MO MO
     91 " , Hurley Son W M Mar 1890 10 Single MO MO MO
     92 " , Hazel Daughter W F Aug 1891 8 Single MO MO MO
     93 " , Juliet Daughter W F July 1898 1 Single TX MO TX
     94 MASSEY, Stephen S. Uncle W M Apr 1810 90 Single KY VA VA
     95 BELL, Jacob Servant B M Mar 1870 30 Single TX TX TX.⁸

Juliette Emma Henry and Charles Taylor McGinnis Sr. appeared in the census of between 11 May 1910 and 12 May 1910 at Precinct 4, South Elmo, Kaufman Co., Texas, USA;
p. 14A, line 11-20, Dwelling 258, Family 260
     11 MCGINNIS, Charles T. Sr. Head M W 63 [1847] Married 2x 13yrs MO KY KY Farmer general farm
     12 " , Juliette Sr. (?) Wife F W 42 [1868] Maried 1x 13yrs 3-children-born 3-chlidren-living TX IN MO
     13 " , Nester M. Son M W 25 [1885] Single TX MO MO Farm laborer home farm
     14 " , Perry T. Son M W 23 [1887] single TX MO MO Farm laborer home farm
     15 " , Kate E. Daughter F W 21 [1889] Single TX MO MO Art teacher private school
     16 " , Hurley E. Son M W 20 [1890] Single TX MO MO
     17 " , Hazel Daughter F W 18 [1892] Single TX MO MO
     18 " , Juliette E. Jr. Daughter F W 11 [1899] Single TX MO TX
     19 " , Mary L. Daughter F W 8 [1902] Single TX MO TX
     20 " , Charles T. Jr. Son M W 5 [1905] single TX MO TX.⁹

Juliette Emma Henry and Charles Taylor McGinnis Sr. appeared in the census of 9 January 1920 at Precinct 3, Terrell, Kaufman Co., Texas, USA;
p. 4-A, lines 21-25, Dwelling 70, Family 71
     21 MCGINNIS, Taylor Head M W 73 [1847] Married MO KY KY Farmer General
     22 " , Juliette T. Wife F W 51 [1869] Married TX IN MO
     23 " , Hurley E Son M W 19 [1891] Single TX MO MO
     24 " , Mary L. Daughter F W 18 [1902] single TX MO TX
     25 " , Taylor J. Son M W 14 [1906] Single TX MO TX.¹⁰

     Juliette Emma McGinnis married William Andrew Moore Jr.⁴
Juliette Emma McGinnis was born on 25 July 1898 at Texas, USA.¹
Juliette Emma McGinnis died on 16 February 1930 at Terrell, Kaufman Co., Texas, USA, at age 31.¹
Juliette Emma McGinnis was buried after 16 February 1930 at Oakland Memorial Park, Terrell, Kaufman Co., Texas, USA; from Find A Grave website:
Birth:      Jul. 25, 1898
Death:      Feb. 16, 1930

Family links:
Parents:
Charles Taylor McGinnis (1846 - 1924)
Juliette Emma Henry McGinnis (1868 - 1931)

Spouse:
William Andrew Moore (1899 - ____)

Children:
Charles Taylor Moore (1920 - 1929)*

Siblings:
Francis Kamp McGinnis (1876 - 1960)**
Charles Lee McGinnis (1878 - 1881)**
Annie Pratt McGinnis Hart (1881 - 1966)**
Nestor Massie McGinnis (1884 - 1960)**
Perry Temple McGinnis (1886 - 1963)**
Katherine Elizabeth McGinnis Pieper (1888 - 1974)**
Hurley Elliott McGinnis (1890 - 1932)**
Hazel McGinnis (1891 - 1916)**
Hilda McGinnis (1891 - 1891)**
Juliette Emma McGinnis Moore (1898 - 1930)
Mary Lee McGinnis Schuler (1901 - 1984)*
Charles Taylor McGinnis (1905 - 1985)*

*Calculated relationship
**Half-sibling

Burial:
Oakland Memorial Park
Terrell
Kaufman County
Texas, USA

Created by: SUE ANN NORRIS
Record added: May 05, 2013
Find A Grave Memorial# 110039611.¹
     Reference: (an unknown value.)^5,6

Juliette Emma McGinnis was listed as a resident in Charles Taylor McGinnis Sr. and Juliette Emma Henry's household in the census report on 22 June 1900 at Precinct 4, Kaufman Co., Texas, USA; p. 14-B, Lines 85-95, Dwelling 252; Family 259
     85 MCGINNIS, Charles T. Head W M July 1846 53 Married 26yrs MO KY KY Farmer
     86 " , Julia D. Wife W F Jan 1869 32 Married 3yrs [1897] 1-child-born 1-child-living TX IN MO
     87 " , Annie Daughter W F Dec 1881 18 Single MO MO MO
     88 " , Nestor Son W M Oct 1884 15 Single MO MO MO
     89 " , Perry Son W M July 1886 13 Single MO MO MO
     90 " , Kate Daughter W F June 1888 11 Single MO MO MO
     91 " , Hurley Son W M Mar 1890 10 Single MO MO MO
     92 " , Hazel Daughter W F Aug 1891 8 Single MO MO MO
     93 " , Juliet Daughter W F July 1898 1 Single TX MO TX
     94 MASSEY, Stephen S. Uncle W M Apr 1810 90 Single KY VA VA
     95 BELL, Jacob Servant B M Mar 1870 30 Single TX TX TX.⁷

Juliette Emma McGinnis was listed as a resident in Charles Taylor McGinnis Sr. and Juliette Emma Henry's household in the census report between 11 May 1910 and 12 May 1910 at Precinct 4, South Elmo, Kaufman Co., Texas, USA;
p. 14A, line 11-20, Dwelling 258, Family 260
     11 MCGINNIS, Charles T. Sr. Head M W 63 [1847] Married 2x 13yrs MO KY KY Farmer general farm
     12 " , Juliette Sr. (?) Wife F W 42 [1868] Maried 1x 13yrs 3-children-born 3-chlidren-living TX IN MO
     13 " , Nester M. Son M W 25 [1885] Single TX MO MO Farm laborer home farm
     14 " , Perry T. Son M W 23 [1887] single TX MO MO Farm laborer home farm
     15 " , Kate E. Daughter F W 21 [1889] Single TX MO MO Art teacher private school
     16 " , Hurley E. Son M W 20 [1890] Single TX MO MO
     17 " , Hazel Daughter F W 18 [1892] Single TX MO MO
     18 " , Juliette E. Jr. Daughter F W 11 [1899] Single TX MO TX
     19 " , Mary L. Daughter F W 8 [1902] Single TX MO TX
     20 " , Charles T. Jr. Son M W 5 [1905] single TX MO TX.⁸

     Elizabeth A. Packard was born in May 1863 at Indiana, USA.¹ She married Joseph Riter Downing, son of John Benjamin Downing and Mary Couch Downing, on 1 January 1885 at Union Township, Sedgwick Co., Kansas, USA,
; His 2nd wife.¹
Elizabeth A. Packard died on 24 April 1951 at Kansas City, Jackson Co., Missouri, USA, at age 87.¹
Elizabeth A. Packard was buried after 24 April 1951 at Wichita Park Cemetery and Mausoleum, Wichita, Sedgwick Co., Kansas, USA;
From FindAGrave.com:
     BIRTH     May 1863, Indiana, USA
     DEATH     24 Apr 1951 (aged 87), Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri, USA
     Daughter of Peter and Elizabeth Packard, she married Joseph Riter Downing in 1885. There were no children of this marriage. Elizabeth used the nickname, "Lizzie", all her life.
     Family links:
     Spouse: Emilie Jane Butler Downing (1854 - 1883)*
     Burial: Wichita Park Cemetery and Mausoleum, Wichita, Sedgwick County, Kansas, USA
     PLOT     Acacia
     Created by: Ray Downing
     Added: 9 Aug 2004
     Find A Grave Memorial 9296837.¹

     Mary Lee "Johnie" McGinnis was born on 23 July 1901.¹ She married Ernest Foster Schuler Jr. in 1926.⁴

Mary Lee "Johnie" McGinnis died on 27 December 1984 at age 83.¹
Mary Lee "Johnie" McGinnis was buried after 27 December 1984 at Keatchi Cemetery, Keatchi, DeSoto Parish, Louisiana, USA; from Find A Grave website:
Birth:      Jul. 23, 1901
Death:      Dec. 27, 1984

She married Ernest Foster Schuler, Jr. in 1926, They were the parents of Majorie Adeline and Ernest Foster Schuler, III.

Family links:
Parents:
Charles Taylor McGinnis (1846 - 1924)
Juliette Emma Henry McGinnis (1868 - 1931)

Spouse:
Ernest Foster Schuler (1903 - 1967)

Children:
Ernest Foster Schuler (1936 - 2002)*

Siblings:
Francis Kamp McGinnis (1876 - 1960)**
Charles Lee McGinnis (1878 - 1881)**
Annie Pratt McGinnis Hart (1881 - 1966)**
Nestor Massie McGinnis (1884 - 1960)**
Perry Temple McGinnis (1886 - 1963)**
Katherine Elizabeth McGinnis Pieper (1888 - 1974)**
Hurley Elliott McGinnis (1890 - 1932)**
Hilda McGinnis (1891 - 1891)**
Hazel McGinnis (1891 - 1916)**
Juliette Emma McGinnis Moore (1898 - 1930)*
Mary Lee McGinnis Schuler (1901 - 1984)
Charles Taylor McGinnis (1905 - 1985)*

*Calculated relationship
**Half-sibling

Burial:
Keatchi Cemetery
Keatchie
De Soto Parish
Louisiana, USA

Edit Virtual Cemetery info [?]

Maintained by: Ed Bartolacci
Originally Created by: gaynell bandy
Record added: Aug 31, 2013
Find A Grave Memorial# 116353004.¹
     Reference: (an unknown value.)^5,6

Mary Lee "Johnie" McGinnis was listed as a resident in Charles Taylor McGinnis Sr. and Juliette Emma Henry's household in the census report between 11 May 1910 and 12 May 1910 at Precinct 4, South Elmo, Kaufman Co., Texas, USA;
p. 14A, line 11-20, Dwelling 258, Family 260
     11 MCGINNIS, Charles T. Sr. Head M W 63 [1847] Married 2x 13yrs MO KY KY Farmer general farm
     12 " , Juliette Sr. (?) Wife F W 42 [1868] Maried 1x 13yrs 3-children-born 3-chlidren-living TX IN MO
     13 " , Nester M. Son M W 25 [1885] Single TX MO MO Farm laborer home farm
     14 " , Perry T. Son M W 23 [1887] single TX MO MO Farm laborer home farm
     15 " , Kate E. Daughter F W 21 [1889] Single TX MO MO Art teacher private school
     16 " , Hurley E. Son M W 20 [1890] Single TX MO MO
     17 " , Hazel Daughter F W 18 [1892] Single TX MO MO
     18 " , Juliette E. Jr. Daughter F W 11 [1899] Single TX MO TX
     19 " , Mary L. Daughter F W 8 [1902] Single TX MO TX
     20 " , Charles T. Jr. Son M W 5 [1905] single TX MO TX.⁷

Mary Lee "Johnie" McGinnis was listed as a resident in Charles Taylor McGinnis Sr. and Juliette Emma Henry's household in the census report on 9 January 1920 at Precinct 3, Terrell, Kaufman Co., Texas, USA;
p. 4-A, lines 21-25, Dwelling 70, Family 71
     21 MCGINNIS, Taylor Head M W 73 [1847] Married MO KY KY Farmer General
     22 " , Juliette T. Wife F W 51 [1869] Married TX IN MO
     23 " , Hurley E Son M W 19 [1891] Single TX MO MO
     24 " , Mary L. Daughter F W 18 [1902] single TX MO TX
     25 " , Taylor J. Son M W 14 [1906] Single TX MO TX.⁸ Mary Lee "Johnie" McGinnis was mentioned regarding the death of Nestor Massie McGinnis on 15 November 1960 at Brazos Co., Texas, USA; Death Certificate From Ancestry.com - Texas, Death Certificates, 1903-1982


Oabituary from The Bryan Daily Eagle (Bryan, Texas) · Thu, Nov 17, 1960 · Page 1, column 2:
     "N, M. McGinnis Funeral is Held Today
     "Funeral Services for Nester Massey McGinnis, 76, College Station city secretary, were held at 2:30 PM today from Callaway-Jones Funeral Home chapel.
     "Mr. McGinnis, a resident of the community since 1915, died at his home in College Station late Tuesday.
     "Funeral Services were conducted by the Sul Ross Lodge No. 1300 AF&AM. A solo was presented by David Yoldon, accompanied by Mrs. James Monk on the organ.
     "Voted "Man of the Year in College Station" in 1950 by the residents of College Station, Mr. McGinnis served as city secretary since 1946. He graduated from Texas A&M College in 1908 and Cornell University in 1910. A native of Kaufman County, he was born Oct. 6, 1884.
     "Mr. McGinnis served as an instructor at CIA, now Texas Woman's University from 1910 to 1915 when he came to Texas A&M College. He was first with the Horticulture departement and then with the Floriculture and Landscape Architecture Department. He retired in 1952.
     "He was secretary of Sul Ross Masonic Lodge and a member of the A&M Presbyterian Church.
     "His survivors include two brothers, Perry T. McGinis of Hillsboro and Charles T. McGinnis of Greggton; three sisters, Mrs. Kate Piepers [sic] of Hot Springs, Ark., Mrs. Annie Hart of Dallas and Mrs. E. G. Schuler of Keatchie, La; and several nieces and nephews.
     "Burial was in College Station City Cemetery with the following pallbearers: Ran Boswell, Joe Woolkett, Ed Madeley, John Rogers, Frank Anderson, Leland Paine. Honorary pallbearers will be faculty members of teh A&M Landscape Architecture Department."^9,10,11

     George Haines married Esther Hiatt, daughter of George Hiatt and Martha Wakefield, on 12 February 1767 at Opequon, Frederick Co., Virginia, USA.¹

      ; Mitzie Arnold (Mar 27, 1994) GEnie [M.ARNOLD18] message: "After Thomas' death, Esther WRIGHT md. George HAINES.²

     Andrew (IV) J. Vaught was born circa 1814 at Blount Co., Tennessee, USA; age 36 in 1850 census.^3,4 He married Nancy Reagan in 1836 at Tennessee, USA,
; Her 1st husband.^4,3
Andrew (IV) J. Vaught died between 1850 and 1860.⁴
     Andrew (IV) J. Vaught and Nancy Reagan appeared in the census of 1840 at Benton Co., Alabama, USA; Note: At first, I thought this was a census record for Andrew Jackson VAUGHT (#1897), but Andrew didn't marry until 1842, so this is probably Andrew J. (#3161)
p. 40, Line 2
     Name: Andrew Vaught
     Home in 1840 (City, County, State): Benton, Alabama
     Free White Persons - Males - Under 5:     1 [aft 1835] George c1837
     Free White Persons - Males - 20 thru 29:     1 [1811-20] Andrew c1814
     Free White Persons - Females - Under 5:     2 [aft 1835] Susan c1839, Unknown?
     Free White Persons - Females - 10 thru 14:     1 [1826-30] Unknown?
     Free White Persons - Females - 20 thru 29:     1 [1811-20] Nancy c1815
     Persons Employed in Manufacture and Trade:     1
     No. White Persons over 20 Who Cannot Read and Write:     1
     Free White Persons - Under 20:     4
     Free White Persons - 20 thru 49:     2
     Total Free White Persons:     6
     Total All Persons - Free White, Free Colored, Slaves:     6.⁵

Andrew (IV) J. Vaught appeared in the census of 1850 at Alabama State Census, Coosa Co., Alabama, USA; (pages not numbered), line 17
     White males <21     3
     White males >21     1
     White males 19-45     1
     White males >45     0
     White females <21     3
     White females >21     1
     No. of slaves     0
     No. of free persons of Color     0
     Source Information: Ancestry.com. Alabama State Census, 1820-1866 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2010. This collection was indexed by Ancestry.com World Archives Project contributors.
     Original data: Alabama State Census, 1820, 1850, 1855 and 1866. Montgomery, Alabama: Alabama Department of Archives & History. Rolls M2004.0008-M2004.0012, M2004.0036-M2004.0050, and M2008.0124.
     Alabama Department of Archives and History.⁶

Andrew (IV) J. Vaught and Nancy Reagan appeared in the census of 13 September 1850 at Wetumpka, Coosa Co., Alabama, USA; p. 5A, Lines 31-38, Dwelling 79; Family 79
     31 VAUGHT, Andrew J. 36 [1814] M Cooper TN
     32 " , Nancy 35 [1815] F SC
     33 " , George W 13 [1837] M TN
     34 " , Susan E 11 [1839] F AL
     35 " , Sarah A. 9 [1841] F AL
     36 " , Wm Riley 7 [1843] M AL
     37 " , Benjamin F 4 [1846] M AL
     38 " , Nancy L 1 [1849] F AL.³
In Andrew (III) Vaught's will dated 21 January 1853 at Monroe Co., Tennessee, USA, Andrew (IV) J. Vaught was named as an heir;
Ancestry.com - Tennessee, Wills and Probate Records, 1779-2008
     Name:     Andrew Vaught
     Probate Date:     21 Jan 1853 <-- Note: this is date of will not of probate.
     Probate Place:     Monroe, Tennessee, USA
     Inferred Death Year:     Abt 1853
     Inferred Death Place:     Tennessee, USA
     Item Description:     Wills, Vol 1-4, 1833-1922
     Source Citation: Wills Vols. 1-4, 1833-1922; Author: Monroe County (Tennessee) County Clerk; Probate Place: Monroe, Tennessee
     Source Information: Ancestry.com. Tennessee, Wills and Probate Records, 1779-2008 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2015.
     Original data: Tennessee County, District and Probate Courts.

Ancestry.com - Tennessee, Wills and Probate Records, 1779-2008
     Name:     Andrew Vaught
     Probate Date:     21 Jan 1853
     Probate Place:     Monroe, Tennessee, USA
     Inferred Death Year:     Abt 1853
     Inferred Death Place:     Tennessee, USA
Item Description:     Will Books, 1825-1869
     Source Citation: Will Books, 1825-1869, Monroe County, Tennessee; Author: Historical Records Project (Tennessee); Probate Place: Monroe, Tennessee
     Source Information: Ancestry.com. Tennessee, Wills and Probate Records, 1779-2008 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2015.
     Original data: Tennessee County, District and Probate Courts.
Transcription:
     I, Andrew Vaught, being in a weak State of health but in my right mind I wish the following distribution of my property. After my death I want my taughter Tildy Courtnell to get my bed and bed stead and be clothes that is at Richard Cotrells for her trouble of waiting on her Mother during her sickness and whatever is right for her trouble with me, the allowance to be made to Richard Cottrell and family fo rkeeping me to be made by Sam Thompson and sam Tullock to be paid out of the proceeds of the sale of my property.
     I want all the rest of my property to be sold to the highest bidder on a credit of twelve months, and the proceeds thereof, first to pay all my debts and the balance to be equally divided among my children David & John Gildy Cottrell and Besty Bill and Margaret Bests children to get a child's part & Andrew and Wahington I have one wagon and 1 oxen 1 paid stretchers 1 blind mare and 1 cow & calf 12 head of stock hogs, the meat of seven hogs & four fat hogs to kill, something like two hundred bushels of corn 2 cannon plows, one shovel 1 bed & bedstead and clothes 1 chest 1 large pot 1 skillet 1 small skillet, one oven without a lid, 1 small oven and lit, one clock 1 looking glass, 1 cream jar two melenian plates, one sugar bowl, 1 set of knives and forks 1 fire shovel, 1 paid herought & irons 1 frow 1 big jointer, two fone plains 1 jack plain, 1 cooper adz and howell, 1 large hand saw, and small handsaw one large wood file 1 rasp, 1 inch augher 1 inch and half auger, one three quarter auger 1 large falling ax 1 small as one history Josephus 1 Methodist discipline the life of Mation and Washington, one house Bille, 1 pot mamller 2 broad hose 1 set swingle trees and double trees one horse stretchers 2 fodder stacks plow chains one hems one not on Samuel Gharmly for thriteen (P106) dollars and seventy cents, credit to be given on the note 1 three dollar noate on Garner Tucker 1 umberella 1 new riding bridle two swingle trees and three clevise and some other little articles too tedious to mention 2 pair compasses 1 butcher knife 2 coffee pots 1 tea kettle. Now my desire is that there be no administation on my extates I want Samuel Thompson and Smal Tullock to sell my property and pay all my debst and devide the blanace amoang the within named heirs witness my hand and seal this 21st day of January 1853.
     Andrew X (his mark) Vaught )Seal)
     Witness Anderson Rowan, John Caldwell.^7,8

     Nancy Reagan was born circa 1815 at South Carolina, USA.² She was born in 1818 at South Carolina, USA; age 35 in 1850 census; Find A Grave memorial says b. 1818.^3,4 She married Andrew (IV) J. Vaught, son of Andrew (III) Vaught and Susannah Broyles, in 1836 at Tennessee, USA,
; Her 1st husband.^2,3 Nancy Reagan married Levi Charles Bostick on 4 January 1855 at Montgomery Co., Alabama, USA,
; Her 2nd husband; His 3rd wife.
Ancestry.com - Alabama, Marriage Index, 1800-1969
     Name:     Nancy Vaught
     Spouse:     L C Bostick
     Marriage Date:     4 Jan 1855
     County:     Montgomery
     State:     Alabama
     Performed by Name:     Jnc Vincent
     Source information:     Jordan Dodd, Liahona Research
     Source Information: Ancestry.com. Alabama, Marriage Index, 1800-1969 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2006.
     Original data:
          Alabama Center for Health Statistics. Alabama Marriage Index, 1936-1969. Alabama Center for Health Statistics, Montgomery, Alabama.
          Dodd, Jordan R., et. al. Early American Marriages: Alabama to 1825. Bountiful, UT: Precision Indexing Publishers, 19xx.
          Hunting For Bears, comp. Alabama marriage information taken from county courthouse records. Many of these records were extracted from copies of the original records in microfilm, microfiche, or book format, located at the Family History Library.
          Dodd, Jordan R., comp. Early American Marriages: Alabama, 1800 to 1920.^5,6,2
Nancy Reagan died on 11 April 1883 at Bradley, Oktibbeha Co., Mississippi, USA.^1,4
Nancy Reagan was buried after 11 April 1883 at Lost Church Cemetery, Longview, Oktibbeha Co., Mississippi, USA; from Find A Grave:
     Birth:      1818
     Death:      Apr. 11, 1883
     Inscription: 3RD WIFE OF LEVI 1818 S.C.
     Burial: Lost Church Cemetery, Longview, Oktibbeha County, Mississippi, USA
     Created by: ( Pam & Teresa ) ...
     Record added: Aug 03, 2014
     Find A Grave Memorial# 133788100.⁴
     Nancy Reagan and Andrew (IV) J. Vaught appeared in the census of 1840 at Benton Co., Alabama, USA; Note: At first, I thought this was a census record for Andrew Jackson VAUGHT (#1897), but Andrew didn't marry until 1842, so this is probably Andrew J. (#3161)
p. 40, Line 2
     Name: Andrew Vaught
     Home in 1840 (City, County, State): Benton, Alabama
     Free White Persons - Males - Under 5:     1 [aft 1835] George c1837
     Free White Persons - Males - 20 thru 29:     1 [1811-20] Andrew c1814
     Free White Persons - Females - Under 5:     2 [aft 1835] Susan c1839, Unknown?
     Free White Persons - Females - 10 thru 14:     1 [1826-30] Unknown?
     Free White Persons - Females - 20 thru 29:     1 [1811-20] Nancy c1815
     Persons Employed in Manufacture and Trade:     1
     No. White Persons over 20 Who Cannot Read and Write:     1
     Free White Persons - Under 20:     4
     Free White Persons - 20 thru 49:     2
     Total Free White Persons:     6
     Total All Persons - Free White, Free Colored, Slaves:     6.⁷

Nancy Reagan and Andrew (IV) J. Vaught appeared in the census of 13 September 1850 at Wetumpka, Coosa Co., Alabama, USA; p. 5A, Lines 31-38, Dwelling 79; Family 79
     31 VAUGHT, Andrew J. 36 [1814] M Cooper TN
     32 " , Nancy 35 [1815] F SC
     33 " , George W 13 [1837] M TN
     34 " , Susan E 11 [1839] F AL
     35 " , Sarah A. 9 [1841] F AL
     36 " , Wm Riley 7 [1843] M AL
     37 " , Benjamin F 4 [1846] M AL
     38 " , Nancy L 1 [1849] F AL.³

Nancy Reagan and Levi Charles Bostick appeared in the census of 15 June 1870 at Starkville, Oktibbeha Co., Mississippi, USA; p. 278-B, lines 24-25, dwelling 254, family 244
     24 BOSTIC, L. C. 63 [1807] M W Mechanic $300 $175 SC
     25 " , Nancy 51 [1819] F W Keeping house SC.⁸

     George W. Vaught was born circa 1837 at Tennessee, USA.
      .³

George W. Vaught was listed as a resident in Andrew (IV) J. Vaught and Nancy Reagan's household in the census report in 1840 at Benton Co., Alabama, USA; Note: At first, I thought this was a census record for Andrew Jackson VAUGHT (#1897), but Andrew didn't marry until 1842, so this is probably Andrew J. (#3161)
p. 40, Line 2
     Name: Andrew Vaught
     Home in 1840 (City, County, State): Benton, Alabama
     Free White Persons - Males - Under 5:     1 [aft 1835] George c1837
     Free White Persons - Males - 20 thru 29:     1 [1811-20] Andrew c1814
     Free White Persons - Females - Under 5:     2 [aft 1835] Susan c1839, Unknown?
     Free White Persons - Females - 10 thru 14:     1 [1826-30] Unknown?
     Free White Persons - Females - 20 thru 29:     1 [1811-20] Nancy c1815
     Persons Employed in Manufacture and Trade:     1
     No. White Persons over 20 Who Cannot Read and Write:     1
     Free White Persons - Under 20:     4
     Free White Persons - 20 thru 49:     2
     Total Free White Persons:     6
     Total All Persons - Free White, Free Colored, Slaves:     6.⁴

George W. Vaught appeared on the census of 13 September 1850 in the household of Andrew (IV) J. Vaught and Nancy Reagan at Wetumpka, Coosa Co., Alabama, USA; p. 5A, Lines 31-38, Dwelling 79; Family 79
     31 VAUGHT, Andrew J. 36 [1814] M Cooper TN
     32 " , Nancy 35 [1815] F SC
     33 " , George W 13 [1837] M TN
     34 " , Susan E 11 [1839] F AL
     35 " , Sarah A. 9 [1841] F AL
     36 " , Wm Riley 7 [1843] M AL
     37 " , Benjamin F 4 [1846] M AL
     38 " , Nancy L 1 [1849] F AL.⁵

     Susan C. Vaught was born circa 1839 at Alabama, USA.
      .³ Susan C. Vaught was also known as Susan E. Vaught.²

Susan C. Vaught appeared on the census of 13 September 1850 in the household of Andrew (IV) J. Vaught and Nancy Reagan at Wetumpka, Coosa Co., Alabama, USA; p. 5A, Lines 31-38, Dwelling 79; Family 79
     31 VAUGHT, Andrew J. 36 [1814] M Cooper TN
     32 " , Nancy 35 [1815] F SC
     33 " , George W 13 [1837] M TN
     34 " , Susan E 11 [1839] F AL
     35 " , Sarah A. 9 [1841] F AL
     36 " , Wm Riley 7 [1843] M AL
     37 " , Benjamin F 4 [1846] M AL
     38 " , Nancy L 1 [1849] F AL.⁴

     Sarah Ann Vaught was born circa 1841 at Alabama, USA.
      .³

Sarah Ann Vaught was listed as a resident in Andrew (IV) J. Vaught and Nancy Reagan's household in the census report in 1840 at Benton Co., Alabama, USA; Note: At first, I thought this was a census record for Andrew Jackson VAUGHT (#1897), but Andrew didn't marry until 1842, so this is probably Andrew J. (#3161)
p. 40, Line 2
     Name: Andrew Vaught
     Home in 1840 (City, County, State): Benton, Alabama
     Free White Persons - Males - Under 5:     1 [aft 1835] George c1837
     Free White Persons - Males - 20 thru 29:     1 [1811-20] Andrew c1814
     Free White Persons - Females - Under 5:     2 [aft 1835] Susan c1839, Unknown?
     Free White Persons - Females - 10 thru 14:     1 [1826-30] Unknown?
     Free White Persons - Females - 20 thru 29:     1 [1811-20] Nancy c1815
     Persons Employed in Manufacture and Trade:     1
     No. White Persons over 20 Who Cannot Read and Write:     1
     Free White Persons - Under 20:     4
     Free White Persons - 20 thru 49:     2
     Total Free White Persons:     6
     Total All Persons - Free White, Free Colored, Slaves:     6.⁴

Sarah Ann Vaught appeared on the census of 13 September 1850 in the household of Andrew (IV) J. Vaught and Nancy Reagan at Wetumpka, Coosa Co., Alabama, USA; p. 5A, Lines 31-38, Dwelling 79; Family 79
     31 VAUGHT, Andrew J. 36 [1814] M Cooper TN
     32 " , Nancy 35 [1815] F SC
     33 " , George W 13 [1837] M TN
     34 " , Susan E 11 [1839] F AL
     35 " , Sarah A. 9 [1841] F AL
     36 " , Wm Riley 7 [1843] M AL
     37 " , Benjamin F 4 [1846] M AL
     38 " , Nancy L 1 [1849] F AL.⁵

     William Riley Vaught was born circa 1843 at Alabama, USA; Age 7 in 1860 census.³
      .⁴

William Riley Vaught appeared on the census of 13 September 1850 in the household of Andrew (IV) J. Vaught and Nancy Reagan at Wetumpka, Coosa Co., Alabama, USA; p. 5A, Lines 31-38, Dwelling 79; Family 79
     31 VAUGHT, Andrew J. 36 [1814] M Cooper TN
     32 " , Nancy 35 [1815] F SC
     33 " , George W 13 [1837] M TN
     34 " , Susan E 11 [1839] F AL
     35 " , Sarah A. 9 [1841] F AL
     36 " , Wm Riley 7 [1843] M AL
     37 " , Benjamin F 4 [1846] M AL
     38 " , Nancy L 1 [1849] F AL.³

     Benjamin F. Vaught was born circa 1846 at Alabama, USA.
      .³

Benjamin F. Vaught appeared on the census of 13 September 1850 in the household of Andrew (IV) J. Vaught and Nancy Reagan at Wetumpka, Coosa Co., Alabama, USA; p. 5A, Lines 31-38, Dwelling 79; Family 79
     31 VAUGHT, Andrew J. 36 [1814] M Cooper TN
     32 " , Nancy 35 [1815] F SC
     33 " , George W 13 [1837] M TN
     34 " , Susan E 11 [1839] F AL
     35 " , Sarah A. 9 [1841] F AL
     36 " , Wm Riley 7 [1843] M AL
     37 " , Benjamin F 4 [1846] M AL
     38 " , Nancy L 1 [1849] F AL.⁴

     Nancy L. Vaught was born circa 1849 at Alabama, USA.
      .³

Nancy L. Vaught appeared on the census of 13 September 1850 in the household of Andrew (IV) J. Vaught and Nancy Reagan at Wetumpka, Coosa Co., Alabama, USA; p. 5A, Lines 31-38, Dwelling 79; Family 79
     31 VAUGHT, Andrew J. 36 [1814] M Cooper TN
     32 " , Nancy 35 [1815] F SC
     33 " , George W 13 [1837] M TN
     34 " , Susan E 11 [1839] F AL
     35 " , Sarah A. 9 [1841] F AL
     36 " , Wm Riley 7 [1843] M AL
     37 " , Benjamin F 4 [1846] M AL
     38 " , Nancy L 1 [1849] F AL.⁴

     Spencer Mottrom was born in 1670 at Northumberland Co., Virginia, USA.⁴ He married Sarah Young, daughter of William Young and Elizabeth (?), before 1691 at Northumberland Co., Virginia, USA,
;
Her 1st husband.^5,6,4
Spencer Mottrom died on 19 December 1700 at Blackpoint, Northumberland Co., Virginia, USA.⁴
     Reference:
From "Early Colonial Settlers..."
     "Virginia Colonial Abstracts - Series 2, Vol 1, Northumberland County, Virginia 1678-1713; Court 18 May 1693 Page 621
Present: Lt. Col. Sam. Griffin, Capt. Geo. Cooper, Mr. Jno. Turberville, Capt. Wm. Jones, Mr. Dan'l Neale, Mr. Jno. Downing, Capt. Peter Hack and Capt. Spencer Mottrom
     "1687-1699 Order Book Part 2 - Northumberland Co Va; Hamrick: Pg 595
Northumberland County Court June 15, 1692
Ordered that Capt. GEORGE COOPER Surveyor sometime before the next Court lay out the Land of Capt. SPENCER MOTTROME Commonly called Black Point according to the meets and bounds of his Patent, the said Capt. MOTTROME giving timely notice to the Neighborhood adjacent according to act.
     "1687-1699 Order Book Part 2 - Northumberland Co Va; Hamrick: Pg 695
Northumberland County Court May 15, 1695
Ordered that all the Inhabitants Freeholders and housekeepers in this County bring separate lists of Titliables to the Magistrates hereafter appointed, viz., Mr. THOMAS BANKES being appointed to take the lists in the upper precincts of Bowtracy Parish and Mr. RICHARD ROGERS in the lower parts or precincts of the said Parish. Capt. SPENCER MOTTROME for the upper and Mr. JOHN DOWNINGE for the lower precincts of Fairfield Parish. Mr. JOHN TURBERVILLE for the upper and Capt. WILLIAM JONES for the lower precincts of Wiccocomo Parish. And that the said Inhabitants bring in their respective lists to the said Gentlemen by the tenth of June according to Law.
     "1699-1706 Order Book Part 1 - Northumberland Co Va; Hamrick: Pg 188
Northumberland County Court 119th day of December 1700
Maj. RODHAM KENNER, Capt. PETER HACK and M'r PETER CANTANCEAU Exec's of Capt. SPENCER MOTTROM dec'ed haveing moved this Court that they might have Quallificac'on from the Court to be Guardians of the Orphans of the said Capt. MOTTROM whereby they might be Empowered on the Orphans behalfe to bring Acc'ons etc. the said Motion is Continued till the next Court the Court being willing to advise further in the said Matter.
     "1706-1713 Order Book Part 2 - Northumberland Co Va; Hamrick: Pg 433
Northumberland County Court 19th day of March 1707
- Upon the Petition of JOSEPH BALL and MARY his Wife Daughter of SPENCER MOTTROW Gent. deceased against Col. PETER HACK and PETER CANTANCEAU Gent. Executors of the Last Will and Testament of the said MOTTROM for their detaining from the aforesaid JOSEPH and MARY their Rateable part of the said deceased Estate It is Ordered the Sheriff of this County or his deputy Summon the said Col. HACK and Mr. CANTANCEAU to the next Court to Answer the said Complaint."

     John Selden married Sarah Ball, daughter of Capt. Richard Ball and Sarah Young, on 14 October 1725 at Lancaster Co., Virginia, USA,
; date of marriage bond.¹
     John Selden lived at Elizabeth City, Gloucester Co., Virginia, USA.¹

     Frances Slaughter was born in 1737 at Virginia, USA.^1,3 She married Capt. William Ball, son of Captain Samuel Ball and Ann Catherine Tayloe,
; per Hill [1990:44]: "no surviving issue [Will Bk A:412-9; Nelson Co., KY Deed Bk 6:56-57]."^4,5,2,3

      ; per FGS: Places of Residence: Maryland from Wales / Virginia.¹

      .¹

     Dorothy Brookbank was born at Virginia, USA.
      .¹

     James Pratt was born on 25 April 1780 at Carroll, Virginia, USA.¹ He married Louisa Elliott Thompson on 20 October 1810.

James Pratt was buried on 22 July 1856 at Union, Kentucky, USA.¹
      .¹ (an unknown value.)¹

     Louisa Elliott Thompson married James Pratt, son of William Pratt and Dorothy Brookbank, on 20 October 1810.

     (an unknown value.)¹

.¹

      .¹

     Anne Tobler married Adam Cook.¹
Anne Tobler was born in 1773 at Monkey Run, Mount Airy, Richmond Co., Virginia, USA.²
Anne Tobler died after 1817 at Robertson, Tennessee?, USA.²
      ; "Early Settlers of Old Mount Airy, Wythe County, Virginia", Joseph Rodney Cameron, Sr., Gateway Press, Inc., Baltimore, 1990, pp. 72-73.

59 1     JACOB TOBLER ... was born c. 1730-1735, probably in Switzerland. He was living on Monkey Run in the Kimberling section of Rural Retreat, Virginia, in 1773. In that year, he purchased a track of laud there from a John Crockett. Jacob would later receive large land grants in the area. His land would later loin that of Peter Snavely, Martin Kimberling, and John Reusch. A large part of this land, he sold to Henry Huddle. This track today is known as the Isaac Huddle farm.
     Jacob, Sr. wrote his will on September 17, 1817, and the will was probated in Wythe County on December 9. 1817. It is said by WPA papers that Jacob is buried in Kimberling Church cemetery. According to elderly descendants years ago, this is not true. He is buried in a family cemetery on Monkey Run. Ted Parks almost built his house on the cemetery. but he did not know it was there. The cemetery was destroyed about 1913 by the then present land owner.
     On September, 23, 1755, in Bethel, Pennsylvania, Jacob
Tobler, Sr., was married by the Rev, John Casper Stoever to Anna
Maria Hough, It is possible that Anna was related to the Hough
who married into the Mozer family. The children of Jacob and
MN Maria (Hough) Tobler;

59     3     Margaret Tobler, m. a Vaught,
59     4     Ammo Tobler, m. Adam Cook, land NW of Tobler.
59     5     Sarah Tobler, m. Nov., 22, 1792, Wythe Co, VA., a
          Miller.
59     6     Esther Tobler, m. Apr. 3, 1796, Wythe Co., VA., a Davis
59     7     Susannah Tobler, m. a Miller.
59     8     Betsy Tobler, m. a Vaught. d. before Sep. 17, 1817.
59     9     Jacob Tobler, Jr., b. May 26, 1764. 60 1
59     10     Catherine Tobler, b. Apr. 21, 1769. 282 2
59     11     Rachel Tobler, m. Almarine Marshall, who was dead in
          1812, They had a daughter, Sophia, who married William
          H. Delaney. Rachel died between June 21, 1829 and
          August 10, 1829. Almarine operated an ordinary (tavern)
          in Wytheville, and in the town of old Mt. Airy. Anne Tobler was also known as Anne Dobler.
Anne Tobler is mentioned in the will of Jacob III Tobler on 16 September 1817;
LAST WILL & TESTAMENT OF JACOB DOBLER
     In the name of God, amen: I Jacob Dobler, Sr. of Wythe County in the State of Virginia now of sound and disposing memory, do make this my last Will in manner and form following that is to say.
     First, it is my will that all my just debts and funeral expense be punctually paid and discharged.
     Secondly, it is my will that after the payment of my debts aforsaid that Mary my wife shall have my Negro Boy named Moses, and my Negro girl named Mary and I give and bequeath the said Negroes Slaves, Moses and Mary, to Mary my wife and her heirs forever. It is also my will that Mary my wife shall have the following property to wit: One black mare with her colt, if she shall have one, two cows and two calves, four head of sheep, eight head of hogs, choice of my stock, one other beef cow or steer, all my meat, salt, and grain of every description or kind, all my hay, one women's saddle, one riding bridle, one bed with it's furniture, one painted cupboard or kitchen dresser, all my cupboard furnitures including my pewter, two brass candlesticks, one little wheel, two chests, one small table, one teakettle, one looking glass, one set of fire dogs, one pair of tongs and shovel, one hand bellows, two pots, and one dutch oven, one small skillet, two chairs, two water buckets, one washing tub, one small tin trunk, one flare hackle, one brass wire sifter, one coffee mill, all my wool, flare and thread, two pot hooks, two hogsheads, three milk crocks, one watering pot, one bead stead without a bed, one garden hoe and spade, one ax, and I give and bequeath all the above mentioned property of every description or kind to Mary my wife and her heirs forever.
     Thirdly, it is my will and order that Henry Huddle who I constitute and approve to be my executor of this last will, and shall as soon as conveniently he can after my decease sell all the balance of my personal property and divide the price thereof amounts my five children; Margaret Vaut, Anne Cook, Sally Miller, Esther Davis and Susanna Miller and the heirs of my daughter Betsy Vaut, deceased shall have her equal part equally divided amongst them.
     4th I give and bequeath my son in law Michael Cassell $2 and no more for his share.
     5th I give and bequeath Jacob Dobler $2 and no more for his share
     6th I give and bequeath to my daughter Rachel Marshall $2 and no more for her share.
     7th It is my will and order that Henry Huddle, who I have appointed to be my Executor to this my will shall keep Ann Cook, equal parts in his own hands or put it into the hands of any person he may think proper and advance the same to her in such sums and at such time as he may find that she stands in need of the same and if it should so happen that Ann Cook should die while the whole or any part of her share remain not paid to her it shall be equally divided amoungst my five children named in the third section of this my will.
     8th If it should happen at my decease that I should have any money in hand or debts due to me in that case it is my will that my executor shall collect the same and pay the whole amount thereof to Mary my wife and I give and bequeathe the said money and debts to her and her heirs forever.
     And I do hereby make null and void all and every other or former wills and acknowledge this to be my true last will and testament this sixteenth day of September one thousand eight hundrend and seventeen.
     s/s Jacob Dobler (Seal)
     In the presence of George Weaver Reuben Elbon Martin Groseclose
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     NOTE: REUBEN ELBON may have been md to MARGARET _____? 30 Aug 1787     a 2nd marriage for Margaret as her 1st marriage was to ABRAHAM NISWANGER born c 1744 in Frederick Co., VA who died 8 Mar 1785 in Frederick Co., VA (of SWISS origin). Abraham descends from a John Jacob NISWANGER born about 1720 in PA who died 7 May 1754 Frederick Co., VA and was s/o Christian NEUSCHWANGER and Maria Magdalena HERR. (ref: EVAB8GC database of Tresa Evans of Altamont, IL)
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     At a court held for the County of Wythe at the Courthouse on Tuesday the 9th of December 1817
     This the last will and testament of Jacob Dobler, deceased was proven by the auth. of George Weaver, Reuben Elbon and Martin Groseclose the witnesses thereto and ordered to be recorded; and on the motion of Henry Huddle the executor named therein who made oath to the same and entered into bond with James Davis and Christopher Brown his security in the penalty of six thousand dollars, certificate is granted him for obtaining probate thereof in due form. Teste R. Crockett, C.C.³

     Sarah (Sally) Tobler was born in 1774 at Monkey Run, Rural Retreat, Fincastle Co., Virginia, USA.¹ She married (?) Miller on 22 November 1792 at Wythe Co., Virginia, USA.²

      ; "Early Settlers of Old Mount Airy, Wythe County, Virginia", Joseph Rodney Cameron, Sr., Gateway Press, Inc., Baltimore, 1990, pp. 72-73.

59 1     JACOB TOBLER ... was born c. 1730-1735, probably in Switzerland. He was living on Monkey Run in the Kimberling section of Rural Retreat, Virginia, in 1773. In that year, he purchased a track of laud there from a John Crockett. Jacob would later receive large land grants in the area. His land would later loin that of Peter Snavely, Martin Kimberling, and John Reusch. A large part of this land, he sold to Henry Huddle. This track today is known as the Isaac Huddle farm.
     Jacob, Sr. wrote his will on September 17, 1817, and the will was probated in Wythe County on December 9. 1817. It is said by WPA papers that Jacob is buried in Kimberling Church cemetery. According to elderly descendants years ago, this is not true. He is buried in a family cemetery on Monkey Run. Ted Parks almost built his house on the cemetery. but he did not know it was there. The cemetery was destroyed about 1913 by the then present land owner.
     On September, 23, 1755, in Bethel, Pennsylvania, Jacob
Tobler, Sr., was married by the Rev, John Casper Stoever to Anna
Maria Hough, It is possible that Anna was related to the Hough
who married into the Mozer family. The children of Jacob and
MN Maria (Hough) Tobler;

59     3     Margaret Tobler, m. a Vaught,
59     4     Ammo Tobler, m. Adam Cook, land NW of Tobler.
59     5     Sarah Tobler, m. Nov., 22, 1792, Wythe Co, VA., a
          Miller.
59     6     Esther Tobler, m. Apr. 3, 1796, Wythe Co., VA., a Davis
59     7     Susannah Tobler, m. a Miller.
59     8     Betsy Tobler, m. a Vaught. d. before Sep. 17, 1817.
59     9     Jacob Tobler, Jr., b. May 26, 1764. 60 1
59     10     Catherine Tobler, b. Apr. 21, 1769. 282 2
59     11     Rachel Tobler, m. Almarine Marshall, who was dead in
          1812, They had a daughter, Sophia, who married William
          H. Delaney. Rachel died between June 21, 1829 and
          August 10, 1829. Almarine operated an ordinary (tavern)
          in Wytheville, and in the town of old Mt. Airy. Sarah (Sally) Tobler was also known as Sarah Dobler.
Sarah (Sally) Tobler is mentioned in the will of Jacob III Tobler on 16 September 1817;
LAST WILL & TESTAMENT OF JACOB DOBLER
     In the name of God, amen: I Jacob Dobler, Sr. of Wythe County in the State of Virginia now of sound and disposing memory, do make this my last Will in manner and form following that is to say.
     First, it is my will that all my just debts and funeral expense be punctually paid and discharged.
     Secondly, it is my will that after the payment of my debts aforsaid that Mary my wife shall have my Negro Boy named Moses, and my Negro girl named Mary and I give and bequeath the said Negroes Slaves, Moses and Mary, to Mary my wife and her heirs forever. It is also my will that Mary my wife shall have the following property to wit: One black mare with her colt, if she shall have one, two cows and two calves, four head of sheep, eight head of hogs, choice of my stock, one other beef cow or steer, all my meat, salt, and grain of every description or kind, all my hay, one women's saddle, one riding bridle, one bed with it's furniture, one painted cupboard or kitchen dresser, all my cupboard furnitures including my pewter, two brass candlesticks, one little wheel, two chests, one small table, one teakettle, one looking glass, one set of fire dogs, one pair of tongs and shovel, one hand bellows, two pots, and one dutch oven, one small skillet, two chairs, two water buckets, one washing tub, one small tin trunk, one flare hackle, one brass wire sifter, one coffee mill, all my wool, flare and thread, two pot hooks, two hogsheads, three milk crocks, one watering pot, one bead stead without a bed, one garden hoe and spade, one ax, and I give and bequeath all the above mentioned property of every description or kind to Mary my wife and her heirs forever.
     Thirdly, it is my will and order that Henry Huddle who I constitute and approve to be my executor of this last will, and shall as soon as conveniently he can after my decease sell all the balance of my personal property and divide the price thereof amounts my five children; Margaret Vaut, Anne Cook, Sally Miller, Esther Davis and Susanna Miller and the heirs of my daughter Betsy Vaut, deceased shall have her equal part equally divided amongst them.
     4th I give and bequeath my son in law Michael Cassell $2 and no more for his share.
     5th I give and bequeath Jacob Dobler $2 and no more for his share
     6th I give and bequeath to my daughter Rachel Marshall $2 and no more for her share.
     7th It is my will and order that Henry Huddle, who I have appointed to be my Executor to this my will shall keep Ann Cook, equal parts in his own hands or put it into the hands of any person he may think proper and advance the same to her in such sums and at such time as he may find that she stands in need of the same and if it should so happen that Ann Cook should die while the whole or any part of her share remain not paid to her it shall be equally divided amoungst my five children named in the third section of this my will.
     8th If it should happen at my decease that I should have any money in hand or debts due to me in that case it is my will that my executor shall collect the same and pay the whole amount thereof to Mary my wife and I give and bequeathe the said money and debts to her and her heirs forever.
     And I do hereby make null and void all and every other or former wills and acknowledge this to be my true last will and testament this sixteenth day of September one thousand eight hundrend and seventeen.
     s/s Jacob Dobler (Seal)
     In the presence of George Weaver Reuben Elbon Martin Groseclose
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     NOTE: REUBEN ELBON may have been md to MARGARET _____? 30 Aug 1787     a 2nd marriage for Margaret as her 1st marriage was to ABRAHAM NISWANGER born c 1744 in Frederick Co., VA who died 8 Mar 1785 in Frederick Co., VA (of SWISS origin). Abraham descends from a John Jacob NISWANGER born about 1720 in PA who died 7 May 1754 Frederick Co., VA and was s/o Christian NEUSCHWANGER and Maria Magdalena HERR. (ref: EVAB8GC database of Tresa Evans of Altamont, IL)
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     At a court held for the County of Wythe at the Courthouse on Tuesday the 9th of December 1817
     This the last will and testament of Jacob Dobler, deceased was proven by the auth. of George Weaver, Reuben Elbon and Martin Groseclose the witnesses thereto and ordered to be recorded; and on the motion of Henry Huddle the executor named therein who made oath to the same and entered into bond with James Davis and Christopher Brown his security in the penalty of six thousand dollars, certificate is granted him for obtaining probate thereof in due form. Teste R. Crockett, C.C.³

     Esther Tobler was born circa 1772 at Monkey Run, Mount Airy, Richmond Co., Virginia, USA.¹ She married David Davis on 3 April 1796 at Wythe Co., Virginia, USA.²

Esther Tobler died after 1816.¹
      ; "Early Settlers of Old Mount Airy, Wythe County, Virginia", Joseph Rodney Cameron, Sr., Gateway Press, Inc., Baltimore, 1990, pp. 72-73.

59 1     JACOB TOBLER ... was born c. 1730-1735, probably in Switzerland. He was living on Monkey Run in the Kimberling section of Rural Retreat, Virginia, in 1773. In that year, he purchased a track of laud there from a John Crockett. Jacob would later receive large land grants in the area. His land would later loin that of Peter Snavely, Martin Kimberling, and John Reusch. A large part of this land, he sold to Henry Huddle. This track today is known as the Isaac Huddle farm.
     Jacob, Sr. wrote his will on September 17, 1817, and the will was probated in Wythe County on December 9. 1817. It is said by WPA papers that Jacob is buried in Kimberling Church cemetery. According to elderly descendants years ago, this is not true. He is buried in a family cemetery on Monkey Run. Ted Parks almost built his house on the cemetery. but he did not know it was there. The cemetery was destroyed about 1913 by the then present land owner.
     On September, 23, 1755, in Bethel, Pennsylvania, Jacob
Tobler, Sr., was married by the Rev, John Casper Stoever to Anna
Maria Hough, It is possible that Anna was related to the Hough
who married into the Mozer family. The children of Jacob and
MN Maria (Hough) Tobler;

59     3     Margaret Tobler, m. a Vaught,
59     4     Ammo Tobler, m. Adam Cook, land NW of Tobler.
59     5     Sarah Tobler, m. Nov., 22, 1792, Wythe Co, VA., a
          Miller.
59     6     Esther Tobler, m. Apr. 3, 1796, Wythe Co., VA., a Davis
59     7     Susannah Tobler, m. a Miller.
59     8     Betsy Tobler, m. a Vaught. d. before Sep. 17, 1817.
59     9     Jacob Tobler, Jr., b. May 26, 1764. 60 1
59     10     Catherine Tobler, b. Apr. 21, 1769. 282 2
59     11     Rachel Tobler, m. Almarine Marshall, who was dead in
          1812, They had a daughter, Sophia, who married William
          H. Delaney. Rachel died between June 21, 1829 and
          August 10, 1829. Almarine operated an ordinary (tavern)
          in Wytheville, and in the town of old Mt. Airy. Esther Tobler was also known as Esther Dobler.
Esther Tobler is mentioned in the will of Jacob III Tobler on 16 September 1817;
LAST WILL & TESTAMENT OF JACOB DOBLER
     In the name of God, amen: I Jacob Dobler, Sr. of Wythe County in the State of Virginia now of sound and disposing memory, do make this my last Will in manner and form following that is to say.
     First, it is my will that all my just debts and funeral expense be punctually paid and discharged.
     Secondly, it is my will that after the payment of my debts aforsaid that Mary my wife shall have my Negro Boy named Moses, and my Negro girl named Mary and I give and bequeath the said Negroes Slaves, Moses and Mary, to Mary my wife and her heirs forever. It is also my will that Mary my wife shall have the following property to wit: One black mare with her colt, if she shall have one, two cows and two calves, four head of sheep, eight head of hogs, choice of my stock, one other beef cow or steer, all my meat, salt, and grain of every description or kind, all my hay, one women's saddle, one riding bridle, one bed with it's furniture, one painted cupboard or kitchen dresser, all my cupboard furnitures including my pewter, two brass candlesticks, one little wheel, two chests, one small table, one teakettle, one looking glass, one set of fire dogs, one pair of tongs and shovel, one hand bellows, two pots, and one dutch oven, one small skillet, two chairs, two water buckets, one washing tub, one small tin trunk, one flare hackle, one brass wire sifter, one coffee mill, all my wool, flare and thread, two pot hooks, two hogsheads, three milk crocks, one watering pot, one bead stead without a bed, one garden hoe and spade, one ax, and I give and bequeath all the above mentioned property of every description or kind to Mary my wife and her heirs forever.
     Thirdly, it is my will and order that Henry Huddle who I constitute and approve to be my executor of this last will, and shall as soon as conveniently he can after my decease sell all the balance of my personal property and divide the price thereof amounts my five children; Margaret Vaut, Anne Cook, Sally Miller, Esther Davis and Susanna Miller and the heirs of my daughter Betsy Vaut, deceased shall have her equal part equally divided amongst them.
     4th I give and bequeath my son in law Michael Cassell $2 and no more for his share.
     5th I give and bequeath Jacob Dobler $2 and no more for his share
     6th I give and bequeath to my daughter Rachel Marshall $2 and no more for her share.
     7th It is my will and order that Henry Huddle, who I have appointed to be my Executor to this my will shall keep Ann Cook, equal parts in his own hands or put it into the hands of any person he may think proper and advance the same to her in such sums and at such time as he may find that she stands in need of the same and if it should so happen that Ann Cook should die while the whole or any part of her share remain not paid to her it shall be equally divided amoungst my five children named in the third section of this my will.
     8th If it should happen at my decease that I should have any money in hand or debts due to me in that case it is my will that my executor shall collect the same and pay the whole amount thereof to Mary my wife and I give and bequeathe the said money and debts to her and her heirs forever.
     And I do hereby make null and void all and every other or former wills and acknowledge this to be my true last will and testament this sixteenth day of September one thousand eight hundrend and seventeen.
     s/s Jacob Dobler (Seal)
     In the presence of George Weaver Reuben Elbon Martin Groseclose
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     NOTE: REUBEN ELBON may have been md to MARGARET _____? 30 Aug 1787     a 2nd marriage for Margaret as her 1st marriage was to ABRAHAM NISWANGER born c 1744 in Frederick Co., VA who died 8 Mar 1785 in Frederick Co., VA (of SWISS origin). Abraham descends from a John Jacob NISWANGER born about 1720 in PA who died 7 May 1754 Frederick Co., VA and was s/o Christian NEUSCHWANGER and Maria Magdalena HERR. (ref: EVAB8GC database of Tresa Evans of Altamont, IL)
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     At a court held for the County of Wythe at the Courthouse on Tuesday the 9th of December 1817
     This the last will and testament of Jacob Dobler, deceased was proven by the auth. of George Weaver, Reuben Elbon and Martin Groseclose the witnesses thereto and ordered to be recorded; and on the motion of Henry Huddle the executor named therein who made oath to the same and entered into bond with James Davis and Christopher Brown his security in the penalty of six thousand dollars, certificate is granted him for obtaining probate thereof in due form. Teste R. Crockett, C.C.³