Thomas Hall1
M, d. 1926
Died of cancer, from DeCatur, Illinois.
Thomas Hall married Agretha May Jolliff, daughter of William H. Jolliff and Edna C. Holt.
Thomas Hall died in 1926.
Thomas Hall married Agretha May Jolliff, daughter of William H. Jolliff and Edna C. Holt.
Thomas Hall died in 1926.
Family | Agretha May Jolliff b. 17 Mar 1902 |
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Citations
- Holt Family Genealogy, date written unknown. Data unverified. Ernest Holt wrote the family history as he knew it. It came into the possession of Barbara J. Malloure in 1999. He indicates that most of the Lee family information came form Mrs. Catherine Crowder Quitt. Her address is given as 2215 Western Ave., Matoon, Illinois 61938. Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 195.
Robert Hall
M, b. 1924, d. 1958
| Father | Thomas Hall d. 1926 |
| Mother | Agretha May Jolliff b. 17 Mar 1902 |
By Ernest Holt: He was drafted into the Army during World War II. He was wounded with shot in the shoulder at St. Lo. After the war was over and before he could leave England, he started his schooling in that country in a school of design. After discharge he continued his schooling under the G I bill at a school of design in Chicago, along with schooling in photography. Later he married a Jean Timan of the area of Washington, then he was employed as a teacher in Indiana University. In 1951 he migrated to California where he worked for the Douglas Air Craft Corp. in design of layout. Still later he was highly recommended as a teacher of Photography at San Francisco University, where he took a position and taught for two years. Bob and Jean had one daughter Susan, born in 1950, and when he was finishing his second year at S.F.U., he told Jean that he didn't love her, wanted a divorce... just prior to the birth of their second daugher. they obtained the divorce and Jean after second child was born returned to her parent home in Miami, Florida. Robert was being refused tenure at SFU without a certain degree. so Tulane University offered him a position where he could teach and finish requirement for this degree. Masters, I believe. He taught there two years, and about the end married again. Two children were born to this marriage. He moved to Milwaukee where he worked with some firms in their department of design, where he died in 1958 with a heart seizure.
Robert Hall was born in 1924 in Decatur, Illinois. He was the son of Thomas Hall and Agretha May Jolliff.
Robert Hall died in 1958 in Milwaukee, Milwaukee County, Wisconsin.
Robert Hall was born in 1924 in Decatur, Illinois. He was the son of Thomas Hall and Agretha May Jolliff.
Robert Hall died in 1958 in Milwaukee, Milwaukee County, Wisconsin.
Earl Nothestive1
M
Earl Nothestive married Agretha May Jolliff, daughter of William H. Jolliff and Edna C. Holt, after 1940.
Family | Agretha May Jolliff b. 17 Mar 1902 |
Citations
- Holt Family Genealogy, date written unknown. Data unverified. Ernest Holt wrote the family history as he knew it. It came into the possession of Barbara J. Malloure in 1999. He indicates that most of the Lee family information came form Mrs. Catherine Crowder Quitt. Her address is given as 2215 Western Ave., Matoon, Illinois 61938. Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 195.
Elsie Lucille Jolliff1
F, b. 10 March 1905
| Father | William H. Jolliff |
| Mother | Edna C. Holt1 b. c 1885, d. 1944 |
Ernest Holt writes, "at this point I must end the story of Elsie, who is my very wonderful wife. While I would like to tell this very beautiful story of a little girl who persened to demand that she get better treatment than those who took her and she used the home in St. Louis as a sauctuary. since she see's her life as she lived it, and better than anyone else, desires that it be lost, and regardless of how beautiful the story is to me, I must live by her wishes and omit it from this, what I call the chronology of those who have been and are a part of my life.
She was sent to an orphanae in St. Louis in the summer of 1912.1
Elsie Lucille Jolliff was born on 10 March 1905 in Lyons, Indiana.1 She was the daughter of William H. Jolliff and Edna C. Holt.1 In the census of 26 April 1910 in Charleston, Coles County, Illinois, she is listed as a granddaughter of Mary Keziah King. Her name appears as Elsie L. Joliff. She is five years old and was born in Indiana, as were her parents.2
Elsie Lucille Jolliff married Ernest Nathaniel Holt, son of Earnest Holt and Edna Janie King, on 18 August 1936.1
In 1952, Ernest and Elsie moved to Long Beach, California. Previously they had been living in Indiana.1
She was sent to an orphanae in St. Louis in the summer of 1912.1
Elsie Lucille Jolliff was born on 10 March 1905 in Lyons, Indiana.1 She was the daughter of William H. Jolliff and Edna C. Holt.1 In the census of 26 April 1910 in Charleston, Coles County, Illinois, she is listed as a granddaughter of Mary Keziah King. Her name appears as Elsie L. Joliff. She is five years old and was born in Indiana, as were her parents.2
Elsie Lucille Jolliff married Ernest Nathaniel Holt, son of Earnest Holt and Edna Janie King, on 18 August 1936.1
In 1952, Ernest and Elsie moved to Long Beach, California. Previously they had been living in Indiana.1
Family | Ernest Nathaniel Holt b. 15 Feb 1904, d. 5 May 1996 |
Citations
- Holt Family Genealogy, date written unknown. Data unverified. Ernest Holt wrote the family history as he knew it. It came into the possession of Barbara J. Malloure in 1999. He indicates that most of the Lee family information came form Mrs. Catherine Crowder Quitt. Her address is given as 2215 Western Ave., Matoon, Illinois 61938. Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 195.
- United States Federal Census [database on-line], Provo, UT, USA, Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., online @ www.ancestry.com. Ancestry.com, Provo, Utah County, Utah. (Viewed 19 January 2014. 1910 US Federal Census, Carleston Ward 2, Coles, Illinois; Roll: T624_236; Page: 10B; Enumberation District: 0046; FHL microfilm: 1374249. Mary K. Holt, age 57, widowed.) Source No. 942.
Russel King1
M
| Father | Jesse Emerson King b. 14 Jan 1888, d. 26 Jul 1960 |
| Mother | Elsie M. Gilmore |
Russel King was the son of Jesse Emerson King and Elsie M. Gilmore. Russel King was also known as Russel King.1,2
Russel King married (?) Ruby.1
Russel King married (?) Ruby.1
Family | (?) Ruby |
Citations
- Holt Family Genealogy, date written unknown. Data unverified. Ernest Holt wrote the family history as he knew it. It came into the possession of Barbara J. Malloure in 1999. He indicates that most of the Lee family information came form Mrs. Catherine Crowder Quitt. Her address is given as 2215 Western Ave., Matoon, Illinois 61938. Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 195.
- Family Information from Ernest Holt and Catherine Harriet Crowder, Before 1999. Data unverified. Prepared by Ernest Holt from information received from Catherine Quiett of Mattron, Ill. Catherine's address at the time was 2215 Western Ave. Her mother was Cora Bodell and grandparents were Harriet King and John Abner Bodell. Source No. 25.
(?) Ruby1
F
Family | Russel King |
Citations
- Holt Family Genealogy, date written unknown. Data unverified. Ernest Holt wrote the family history as he knew it. It came into the possession of Barbara J. Malloure in 1999. He indicates that most of the Lee family information came form Mrs. Catherine Crowder Quitt. Her address is given as 2215 Western Ave., Matoon, Illinois 61938. Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 195.
Berniece King1
F
| Father | Jesse Emerson King b. 14 Jan 1888, d. 26 Jul 1960 |
| Mother | Elsie M. Gilmore |
Citations
- Holt Family Genealogy, date written unknown. Data unverified. Ernest Holt wrote the family history as he knew it. It came into the possession of Barbara J. Malloure in 1999. He indicates that most of the Lee family information came form Mrs. Catherine Crowder Quitt. Her address is given as 2215 Western Ave., Matoon, Illinois 61938. Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 195.
Levora King1
?
| Father | Jesse Emerson King b. 14 Jan 1888, d. 26 Jul 1960 |
| Mother | Elsie M. Gilmore |
Citations
- Holt Family Genealogy, date written unknown. Data unverified. Ernest Holt wrote the family history as he knew it. It came into the possession of Barbara J. Malloure in 1999. He indicates that most of the Lee family information came form Mrs. Catherine Crowder Quitt. Her address is given as 2215 Western Ave., Matoon, Illinois 61938. Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 195.
Kenneth King1
M
| Father | Jesse Emerson King b. 14 Jan 1888, d. 26 Jul 1960 |
| Mother | Elsie M. Gilmore |
Citations
- Holt Family Genealogy, date written unknown. Data unverified. Ernest Holt wrote the family history as he knew it. It came into the possession of Barbara J. Malloure in 1999. He indicates that most of the Lee family information came form Mrs. Catherine Crowder Quitt. Her address is given as 2215 Western Ave., Matoon, Illinois 61938. Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 195.
Larene King1
F
| Father | Jesse Emerson King b. 14 Jan 1888, d. 26 Jul 1960 |
| Mother | Elsie M. Gilmore |
Citations
- Holt Family Genealogy, date written unknown. Data unverified. Ernest Holt wrote the family history as he knew it. It came into the possession of Barbara J. Malloure in 1999. He indicates that most of the Lee family information came form Mrs. Catherine Crowder Quitt. Her address is given as 2215 Western Ave., Matoon, Illinois 61938. Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 195.
James Everett King1,2
M, b. 27 August 1890, d. 21 October 1971
| Father | George Finley King3 b. 22 Feb 1856, d. 16 Dec 1939 |
| Mother | Mary Ann Adams3 b. 12 Jan 1863, d. 2 Jan 1925 |
James Everett King was born on 27 August 1890 in Greene County, Indiana.2,3 He was the son of George Finley King and Mary Ann Adams.3
James Everett King married first Blanche Hazel Wilson, daughter of Thomas Milford Wilson and Martha Jance Ashcraft, on 25 November 1912 in Bloomfield, Greene County, Indiana. The service was performed by R. W. Raaf, Pastor of the Methodist Church.1,2,3,4
After his wife's, Blanche, death he married the widow of his older brother, Charles A. King, who also died during the Spanish flue epidemic. J. E. & Lala King lived in Dugger, Sullivan County, Inidana where he was in the coal mine business. He later owned and operated local mines in Sullivan County, including the Red Bird Mine near his home in Dugger. J. E. King raised Lala's children by Charles A. King and Mina Blanche, the youngest of his children by Blanche H. Wilson. He and Lala also had a son together, Everett Lee King. While his three older children by Blanche continued to live with their wilson grandparents during the rest of their childhood, he remained in contact with them and a strong influence on them.2
James Everett King's second wife was Lola Mae Ashcraft, daughter of Amos Ashcraft and Anna B. Bruce. They married on 21 July 1921. Lola was the widow of James' older brother, Charles A. King, who also died during the Spanish Flue epidemic as James' first wife had.2,3
James Everett King's third wife was Lillian Reynolds. They married on 10 February 1951 in Dugger, Greene County, Indiana.2,3
James Everett King died on 21 October 1971 in Terre Haute, Vigo County, Indiana, at age 81. He died in the hospital and he was 81 years old.2 He is buried Dugger Cemetery, Dugger, Greene County, Indiana.2
James Everett King married first Blanche Hazel Wilson, daughter of Thomas Milford Wilson and Martha Jance Ashcraft, on 25 November 1912 in Bloomfield, Greene County, Indiana. The service was performed by R. W. Raaf, Pastor of the Methodist Church.1,2,3,4
After his wife's, Blanche, death he married the widow of his older brother, Charles A. King, who also died during the Spanish flue epidemic. J. E. & Lala King lived in Dugger, Sullivan County, Inidana where he was in the coal mine business. He later owned and operated local mines in Sullivan County, including the Red Bird Mine near his home in Dugger. J. E. King raised Lala's children by Charles A. King and Mina Blanche, the youngest of his children by Blanche H. Wilson. He and Lala also had a son together, Everett Lee King. While his three older children by Blanche continued to live with their wilson grandparents during the rest of their childhood, he remained in contact with them and a strong influence on them.2
James Everett King's second wife was Lola Mae Ashcraft, daughter of Amos Ashcraft and Anna B. Bruce. They married on 21 July 1921. Lola was the widow of James' older brother, Charles A. King, who also died during the Spanish Flue epidemic as James' first wife had.2,3
James Everett King's third wife was Lillian Reynolds. They married on 10 February 1951 in Dugger, Greene County, Indiana.2,3
James Everett King died on 21 October 1971 in Terre Haute, Vigo County, Indiana, at age 81. He died in the hospital and he was 81 years old.2 He is buried Dugger Cemetery, Dugger, Greene County, Indiana.2
Family 1 | Blanche Hazel Wilson b. 5 Jan 1894, d. 8 Feb 1919 |
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Family 2 | Lola Mae Ashcraft b. 7 Jun 1887, d. 2 Sep 1948 |
Family 3 | Lillian Reynolds d. 28 Oct 1970 |
Citations
- Letter from Nancy Harris (Scottsdale, Arizona), to Barb Malloure, dated March 3, 2000. Data unverified. Print-out concerning Lees from Nancy Harris recieved Mar. 2000. Information was not personally verified. Some from Beverly Bleck Przybylski and Lois Lee Harper. Source No. 250.
- Emails from Stalcup Researcher to Barb Malloure, 1999. Steve Stalcup, Farmers Branch, TX. Also has a web page at www.geocities.com/Hearland/Prairie/4426/. He is a descendant of George Finley King b. 22 Feb 1856. Unverified data.
- Holt Family Genealogy, date written unknown. Data unverified. Ernest Holt wrote the family history as he knew it. It came into the possession of Barbara J. Malloure in 1999. He indicates that most of the Lee family information came form Mrs. Catherine Crowder Quitt. Her address is given as 2215 Western Ave., Matoon, Illinois 61938. Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 195.
- "King," undated clipping from unidentified newspaper, possibly in Greene County, Indiana, 1919. Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Hereinafter cited as Blanch Hazel Wilson King obituary. Source No. 767.
Blanche Hazel Wilson1,2
F, b. 5 January 1894, d. 8 February 1919
| Father | Thomas Milford Wilson2,3 |
| Mother | Martha Jance Ashcraft2,4 b. 12 Jun 1868, d. 19 May 1935 |
Blanche Hazel Wilson was born on 5 January 1894 in Hobbieville, Greene County, Indiana.2,4,5 She was the daughter of Thomas Milford Wilson and Martha Jance Ashcraft.2,3,4
Blanche Hazel Wilson married James Everett King, son of George Finley King and Mary Ann Adams, on 25 November 1912 in Bloomfield, Greene County, Indiana. The service was performed by R. W. Raaf, Pastor of the Methodist Church.6,2,7,3
Blanche Hazel Wilson died on 8 February 1919 in Sullivan, Sullivan County, Indiana, at age 25 of influenza pneumonia. She was a victim of the worldwide epidemic brought to the United States with servicemen retruning from the First World War in Europe. She died in the hospital to which she had been taken from her home in Dugger, Indiana. Her obituary states
"Whether as a child at play, a pupil in the school room, or as a daughter or wife, Blanche's hppy, lovable disposition made her friends as numerous as her acquaintainces. That "one so young and beautiful should perish" causes us pain, but our Father above is able to make this mystery and lost to become gain. Let us help to this end, by an unfalling sympathy and with his otherless children, for the parents and brother, and all who walk today in the valley of sorrow. "Must there groan a world in anguish, just to touch us sympathy." Anyway, let us all pray for the deeper sympathy for suffering humanity, and more perfect trust inthe Great Father of all mankind."2,3,5 She is buried in the Grandview Cemetery located in Bloomfield, Greene County, Indiana. There is one large monument and two small stones. The monument says King on one side and Wilson on the other.2,5
OBITUARY: King, Blanch Hazel, daughter of Thos. M. and Jennie Wilson, was born at Hobbieville, Ind., Jan. 5, 1894; died Feb. 8, 1919, at the hospiltal in Sullivan, Ind., to which place she had been taken from her home at Dugger, Ind. She was married Nov. 25, 1912, to James Everett King. To them have been born four children; Mary, Jennie, James and Mina Blanch, all of whom with the husband, parents and one brother, Dillard, are left to mourn. whether as a child at play, a pupil in the school room, or as a daughter or wife, Blanche's happy, lovable disposition made her friends as numerous as her acquaintances. That "one as young and beautiful should perish" causes us pain, but our Father above to able to make this mystery and loss to become gain. Let us help to this end, by an unfalling sympathy and helpfulness for the bereft husband with his motherless children, for the parents and brother, and all who walk today in the valley of sorrow. "Must there groan a world in anguish. Just to teach us sympathy." Anyways let us all pray for the deeper sympathy for suffering humanity and more perfect trust in the Great Father of all mankind. Card of Thanks. We wish to thank our friends and relatives for their assistance and sympathy at the funer of our beloved wife, daughter, and sister. Everet King, Thomas Wilson, Jennie Wilson, Dillard Wilson.3
Blanche Hazel Wilson married James Everett King, son of George Finley King and Mary Ann Adams, on 25 November 1912 in Bloomfield, Greene County, Indiana. The service was performed by R. W. Raaf, Pastor of the Methodist Church.6,2,7,3
Blanche Hazel Wilson died on 8 February 1919 in Sullivan, Sullivan County, Indiana, at age 25 of influenza pneumonia. She was a victim of the worldwide epidemic brought to the United States with servicemen retruning from the First World War in Europe. She died in the hospital to which she had been taken from her home in Dugger, Indiana. Her obituary states
"Whether as a child at play, a pupil in the school room, or as a daughter or wife, Blanche's hppy, lovable disposition made her friends as numerous as her acquaintainces. That "one so young and beautiful should perish" causes us pain, but our Father above is able to make this mystery and lost to become gain. Let us help to this end, by an unfalling sympathy and with his otherless children, for the parents and brother, and all who walk today in the valley of sorrow. "Must there groan a world in anguish, just to touch us sympathy." Anyway, let us all pray for the deeper sympathy for suffering humanity, and more perfect trust inthe Great Father of all mankind."2,3,5 She is buried in the Grandview Cemetery located in Bloomfield, Greene County, Indiana. There is one large monument and two small stones. The monument says King on one side and Wilson on the other.2,5
OBITUARY: King, Blanch Hazel, daughter of Thos. M. and Jennie Wilson, was born at Hobbieville, Ind., Jan. 5, 1894; died Feb. 8, 1919, at the hospiltal in Sullivan, Ind., to which place she had been taken from her home at Dugger, Ind. She was married Nov. 25, 1912, to James Everett King. To them have been born four children; Mary, Jennie, James and Mina Blanch, all of whom with the husband, parents and one brother, Dillard, are left to mourn. whether as a child at play, a pupil in the school room, or as a daughter or wife, Blanche's happy, lovable disposition made her friends as numerous as her acquaintances. That "one as young and beautiful should perish" causes us pain, but our Father above to able to make this mystery and loss to become gain. Let us help to this end, by an unfalling sympathy and helpfulness for the bereft husband with his motherless children, for the parents and brother, and all who walk today in the valley of sorrow. "Must there groan a world in anguish. Just to teach us sympathy." Anyways let us all pray for the deeper sympathy for suffering humanity and more perfect trust in the Great Father of all mankind. Card of Thanks. We wish to thank our friends and relatives for their assistance and sympathy at the funer of our beloved wife, daughter, and sister. Everet King, Thomas Wilson, Jennie Wilson, Dillard Wilson.3
Family | James Everett King b. 27 Aug 1890, d. 21 Oct 1971 |
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Citations
- Family Information from Ernest Holt and Catherine Harriet Crowder, Before 1999. Data unverified. Prepared by Ernest Holt from information received from Catherine Quiett of Mattron, Ill. Catherine's address at the time was 2215 Western Ave. Her mother was Cora Bodell and grandparents were Harriet King and John Abner Bodell. Source No. 25.
- Emails from Stalcup Researcher to Barb Malloure, 1999. Steve Stalcup, Farmers Branch, TX. Also has a web page at www.geocities.com/Hearland/Prairie/4426/. He is a descendant of George Finley King b. 22 Feb 1856. Unverified data.
- "King," undated clipping from unidentified newspaper, possibly in Greene County, Indiana, 1919. Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Hereinafter cited as Blanch Hazel Wilson King obituary. Source No. 767.
- "King," undated clipping from unidentified newspaper, possibly in Greene County, Indiana, 1919. Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Hereinafter cited as Blanch Hazel Wilson King obituary. (mother, Jennie Wilson) Source No. 767.
- Grandview Cemetery, Greene County, Indiana; transcribed by Barbara J. Malloure on July 29, 2003. Section 57, row 7, James W. King, Feb 18, 1917, Mary 15, 1935 and Blanche H., Jan 5 1894, Feb 8, 1919. Source No. 826.
- Letter from Nancy Harris (Scottsdale, Arizona), to Barb Malloure, dated March 3, 2000. Data unverified. Print-out concerning Lees from Nancy Harris recieved Mar. 2000. Information was not personally verified. Some from Beverly Bleck Przybylski and Lois Lee Harper. Source No. 250.
- Holt Family Genealogy, date written unknown. Data unverified. Ernest Holt wrote the family history as he knew it. It came into the possession of Barbara J. Malloure in 1999. He indicates that most of the Lee family information came form Mrs. Catherine Crowder Quitt. Her address is given as 2215 Western Ave., Matoon, Illinois 61938. Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 195.
Joseph Phillips1
M, d. circa 1835
Joseph Phillips was born in Florida.
Joseph Phillips married Elizabeth King, daughter of William King and Margaret McCain, in February 1821 in Monroe County, Indiana.
Joseph Phillips died circa 1835 in Indiana.1
Joseph Phillips married Elizabeth King, daughter of William King and Margaret McCain, in February 1821 in Monroe County, Indiana.
Joseph Phillips died circa 1835 in Indiana.1
Family | Elizabeth King b. 1803 |
Citations
- Emails from Stalcup Researcher to Barb Malloure, 1999. Steve Stalcup, Farmers Branch, TX. Also has a web page at www.geocities.com/Hearland/Prairie/4426/. He is a descendant of George Finley King b. 22 Feb 1856. Unverified data.
Floyd Albert Stalcup1,2
M
Citations
- Family Information from Ernest Holt and Catherine Harriet Crowder, Before 1999. Data unverified. Prepared by Ernest Holt from information received from Catherine Quiett of Mattron, Ill. Catherine's address at the time was 2215 Western Ave. Her mother was Cora Bodell and grandparents were Harriet King and John Abner Bodell. Source No. 25.
- Letter from Nancy Harris (Scottsdale, Arizona), to Barb Malloure, dated March 3, 2000. Data unverified. Print-out concerning Lees from Nancy Harris recieved Mar. 2000. Information was not personally verified. Some from Beverly Bleck Przybylski and Lois Lee Harper. Source No. 250.
George W. R. Meyers1
M
Citations
- Letter from Nancy Harris (Scottsdale, Arizona), to Barb Malloure, dated March 3, 2000. Data unverified. Print-out concerning Lees from Nancy Harris recieved Mar. 2000. Information was not personally verified. Some from Beverly Bleck Przybylski and Lois Lee Harper. Source No. 250.
James William King1,2
M, b. 2 February 1917, d. 15 May 1935
| Father | James Everett King1,2 b. 27 Aug 1890, d. 21 Oct 1971 |
| Mother | Blanche Hazel Wilson1,2 b. 5 Jan 1894, d. 8 Feb 1919 |
James William King was born on 2 February 1917 in Dugger, Greene County, Indiana.1,3 He was the son of James Everett King and Blanche Hazel Wilson.1,2
James William King died on 15 May 1935 in Bloomfield, Greene County, Indiana, at age 18 of after a bout of pneumonia. He died at the home of his grandparents, just a few days before the death of his grandmother..4,1,3 He is buried in the Grandview Cemetery located in Bloomfield, Greene County, Indiana. There is one large monument and two small stones. The monument says King on one side and Wilson on the other.4,3
James William King died on 15 May 1935 in Bloomfield, Greene County, Indiana, at age 18 of after a bout of pneumonia. He died at the home of his grandparents, just a few days before the death of his grandmother..4,1,3 He is buried in the Grandview Cemetery located in Bloomfield, Greene County, Indiana. There is one large monument and two small stones. The monument says King on one side and Wilson on the other.4,3
Citations
- Letter from Nancy Harris (Scottsdale, Arizona), to Barb Malloure, dated March 3, 2000. Data unverified. Print-out concerning Lees from Nancy Harris recieved Mar. 2000. Information was not personally verified. Some from Beverly Bleck Przybylski and Lois Lee Harper. Source No. 250.
- "King," undated clipping from unidentified newspaper, possibly in Greene County, Indiana, 1919. Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Hereinafter cited as Blanch Hazel Wilson King obituary. Source No. 767.
- Grandview Cemetery, Greene County, Indiana; transcribed by Barbara J. Malloure on July 29, 2003. Section 57, row 7, James W. King, Feb 18, 1917, Mary 15, 1935 and Blanche H., Jan 5 1894, Feb 8, 1919. Source No. 826.
- Emails from Stalcup Researcher to Barb Malloure, 1999. Steve Stalcup, Farmers Branch, TX. Also has a web page at www.geocities.com/Hearland/Prairie/4426/. He is a descendant of George Finley King b. 22 Feb 1856. Unverified data.
Paul Busch
M
Samuel Farrar1
M
Family | Lillian Reynolds d. 28 Oct 1970 |
Citations
- Emails from Stalcup Researcher to Barb Malloure, 1999. Steve Stalcup, Farmers Branch, TX. Also has a web page at www.geocities.com/Hearland/Prairie/4426/. He is a descendant of George Finley King b. 22 Feb 1856. Unverified data.
Ruth Parsons1
F
Citations
- Holt Family Genealogy, date written unknown. Data unverified. Ernest Holt wrote the family history as he knew it. It came into the possession of Barbara J. Malloure in 1999. He indicates that most of the Lee family information came form Mrs. Catherine Crowder Quitt. Her address is given as 2215 Western Ave., Matoon, Illinois 61938. Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 195.
Thomas Milford Wilson1,2
M
Thomas Milford Wilson married Martha Jance Ashcraft.
Family | Martha Jance Ashcraft b. 12 Jun 1868, d. 19 May 1935 |
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Citations
- Letter from Nancy Harris (Scottsdale, Arizona), to Barb Malloure, dated March 3, 2000. Data unverified. Print-out concerning Lees from Nancy Harris recieved Mar. 2000. Information was not personally verified. Some from Beverly Bleck Przybylski and Lois Lee Harper. Source No. 250.
- Emails from Stalcup Researcher to Barb Malloure, 1999. Steve Stalcup, Farmers Branch, TX. Also has a web page at www.geocities.com/Hearland/Prairie/4426/. He is a descendant of George Finley King b. 22 Feb 1856. Unverified data. (Thomas M. Wilson).
- Emails from Stalcup Researcher to Barb Malloure, 1999. Steve Stalcup, Farmers Branch, TX. Also has a web page at www.geocities.com/Hearland/Prairie/4426/. He is a descendant of George Finley King b. 22 Feb 1856. Unverified data.
- "King," undated clipping from unidentified newspaper, possibly in Greene County, Indiana, 1919. Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Hereinafter cited as Blanch Hazel Wilson King obituary. Source No. 767.
Phillis Harrison King1
M, b. 26 November 1895
| Father | George Finley King b. 22 Feb 1856, d. 16 Dec 1939 |
| Mother | Mary Ann Adams b. 12 Jan 1863, d. 2 Jan 1925 |
Phillis Harrison King married Elsie George.
Phillis Harrison King was born on 26 November 1895. He was the son of George Finley King and Mary Ann Adams.
Phillis Harrison King was born on 26 November 1895. He was the son of George Finley King and Mary Ann Adams.
Citations
- Holt Family Genealogy, date written unknown. Data unverified. Ernest Holt wrote the family history as he knew it. It came into the possession of Barbara J. Malloure in 1999. He indicates that most of the Lee family information came form Mrs. Catherine Crowder Quitt. Her address is given as 2215 Western Ave., Matoon, Illinois 61938. Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 195.
Elsie George1
F
Family | Phillis Harrison King b. 26 Nov 1895 |
| Children |
Citations
- Family Information from Ernest Holt and Catherine Harriet Crowder, Before 1999. Data unverified. Prepared by Ernest Holt from information received from Catherine Quiett of Mattron, Ill. Catherine's address at the time was 2215 Western Ave. Her mother was Cora Bodell and grandparents were Harriet King and John Abner Bodell. Source No. 25.
Robert King1
M
| Father | Phillis Harrison King b. 26 Nov 1895 |
| Mother | Elsie George |
Citations
- Holt Family Genealogy, date written unknown. Data unverified. Ernest Holt wrote the family history as he knew it. It came into the possession of Barbara J. Malloure in 1999. He indicates that most of the Lee family information came form Mrs. Catherine Crowder Quitt. Her address is given as 2215 Western Ave., Matoon, Illinois 61938. Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 195.
Raymond King1
M
| Father | Phillis Harrison King b. 26 Nov 1895 |
| Mother | Elsie George |
Citations
- Holt Family Genealogy, date written unknown. Data unverified. Ernest Holt wrote the family history as he knew it. It came into the possession of Barbara J. Malloure in 1999. He indicates that most of the Lee family information came form Mrs. Catherine Crowder Quitt. Her address is given as 2215 Western Ave., Matoon, Illinois 61938. Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 195.
Bernard Wayne King1
M
| Father | Phillis Harrison King b. 26 Nov 1895 |
| Mother | Elsie George |
Citations
- Holt Family Genealogy, date written unknown. Data unverified. Ernest Holt wrote the family history as he knew it. It came into the possession of Barbara J. Malloure in 1999. He indicates that most of the Lee family information came form Mrs. Catherine Crowder Quitt. Her address is given as 2215 Western Ave., Matoon, Illinois 61938. Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 195.
Nina Mae King1
F
| Father | Phillis Harrison King b. 26 Nov 1895 |
| Mother | Elsie George |
Citations
- Holt Family Genealogy, date written unknown. Data unverified. Ernest Holt wrote the family history as he knew it. It came into the possession of Barbara J. Malloure in 1999. He indicates that most of the Lee family information came form Mrs. Catherine Crowder Quitt. Her address is given as 2215 Western Ave., Matoon, Illinois 61938. Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 195.
Lola May King1,2
F, b. 7 April 1898, d. 1899
| Father | George Finley King b. 22 Feb 1856, d. 16 Dec 1939 |
| Mother | Mary Ann Adams b. 12 Jan 1863, d. 2 Jan 1925 |
Lola May King was born on 7 April 1898. She was the daughter of George Finley King and Mary Ann Adams.
Lola May King died in 1899. She is buried in the Taylor Ridge Cemetery located in Owensburg, Greene County, Indiana.1
Lola May King died in 1899. She is buried in the Taylor Ridge Cemetery located in Owensburg, Greene County, Indiana.1
Citations
- Holt Family Genealogy, date written unknown. Data unverified. Ernest Holt wrote the family history as he knew it. It came into the possession of Barbara J. Malloure in 1999. He indicates that most of the Lee family information came form Mrs. Catherine Crowder Quitt. Her address is given as 2215 Western Ave., Matoon, Illinois 61938. Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 195.
- Family Information from Ernest Holt and Catherine Harriet Crowder, Before 1999. Data unverified. Prepared by Ernest Holt from information received from Catherine Quiett of Mattron, Ill. Catherine's address at the time was 2215 Western Ave. Her mother was Cora Bodell and grandparents were Harriet King and John Abner Bodell. Source No. 25.
Robert Scott1
M, b. 22 September 1795, d. 25 October 1836
| Father | Crawford Scott II2 b. 1767, d. 6 Sep 1844 |
| Mother | Mary Barnes2 b. 1775, d. 12 May 1845 |
Moved to Wayne Co., Ohio 1832.
Robert Scott was born on 22 September 1795.2,1 He was the son of Crawford Scott II and Mary Barnes.2 In the 1800 census in German Township, Fayette County, Pennsylvania, Robert Scott is assumed to be enumerated with Crawford Scott II; assumption.3 In the 1810 census in German Township, Fayette County, Pennsylvania, Robert Scott is assumed to be enumerated with Crawford Scott II; assumption.4 Reminder - Pick a Role; No age is given for Robert Scott, just that he is in argriculture.5 Reminder - Pick a Role; Robert is between 30 and 40 and has living with him, one male between 20 and 30, and females; one under five, one between 20 and 30 and another between the ages of 40 and 50.6 In 1832, Robert moved to Wayne County, Ohio.7
Robert Scott died on 25 October 1836 in Wayne County, Ohio, at age 41.2,1,7
Robert Scott was born on 22 September 1795.2,1 He was the son of Crawford Scott II and Mary Barnes.2 In the 1800 census in German Township, Fayette County, Pennsylvania, Robert Scott is assumed to be enumerated with Crawford Scott II; assumption.3 In the 1810 census in German Township, Fayette County, Pennsylvania, Robert Scott is assumed to be enumerated with Crawford Scott II; assumption.4 Reminder - Pick a Role; No age is given for Robert Scott, just that he is in argriculture.5 Reminder - Pick a Role; Robert is between 30 and 40 and has living with him, one male between 20 and 30, and females; one under five, one between 20 and 30 and another between the ages of 40 and 50.6 In 1832, Robert moved to Wayne County, Ohio.7
Robert Scott died on 25 October 1836 in Wayne County, Ohio, at age 41.2,1,7
Citations
- W. C. Scott, Crawford Scott and His Descendants, History of the Scott Family from A. D. 1650 to A. D. 1917 (Cleveland, Ohio: booklet, W. C. Scott, April 1, 1917.) Hereinafter cited as Crawford Scott and His Descendants. Handwritten note on first page: To Hiram Scott, Esq., Compliments of the author W. C. Scott. Separate piece of paper states: The book Crawford Scott and his descendants, by W. C. Scott, is in the possession of Mrs. Belle Toots, 3241 Antigua Rd., Carrollton, Ohio. Last paragraph states that this is a booklet - Cleveland, Ohio, April 1st, 1917. (includes Genealogy of the Family of Scotts - W. C. Scott, 1898 Prepared by W. C. Scott, Bandon, Oregon). (Crawford II married Mary Barnes in Fayette County, Pennsylvania, 1792, and to their union was born the following children: Names, birth dates and death dates given. They are the same as written in Book, Tombstone Inscription and Records.) Source No. 217.
- Tombstone Inscriptions and Farmily Records of Carroll County, Ohio (Arkon, Ohio: E. W. Powell, 1973), page # 158 & 159.The Scott Family: Robert Born Sept 24, 1795, Died Oct. 25, 1836 Hereinafter cited as Tombstone Inscriptions and Farmily Records of Carroll County, Ohio. Unknown file reference, Source No. 533.
- Crafford Scott household, 1800 U. S. Census, Fayette County, Pennsylvania, population schedule, German Township, Page 541, National Archives micropublication M32_38. Source No. 504.
- Crafford Scott household, 1810 U. S. Census, Fayette County, Pennsylvania, population schedule, German Towship, Page 83, National Archives micropublication M252_54. Source No. 505.
- Robert Scott household, 1820 U. S. Census, Fayette County, Pennsylvania, population schedule, Washington Township, Page 114. Source No. 539.
- Robert Scott household, 1830 U. S. Census, Fayette County, Pennsylvania, population schedule, Menallen Township, Page 182. (M19_162) Source No. 506.
- W. C. Scott, Crawford Scott and His Descendants, History of the Scott Family from A. D. 1650 to A. D. 1917 (Cleveland, Ohio: booklet, W. C. Scott, April 1, 1917.) Hereinafter cited as Crawford Scott and His Descendants. Handwritten note on first page: To Hiram Scott, Esq., Compliments of the author W. C. Scott. Separate piece of paper states: The book Crawford Scott and his descendants, by W. C. Scott, is in the possession of Mrs. Belle Toots, 3241 Antigua Rd., Carrollton, Ohio. Last paragraph states that this is a booklet - Cleveland, Ohio, April 1st, 1917. (includes Genealogy of the Family of Scotts - W. C. Scott, 1898 Prepared by W. C. Scott, Bandon, Oregon). (Wilson Scott and Ann Woodward were married Oct. 20, 1831, as abpve and had 14 children, 5 "still born." All born near New Salem, PA. - as follows.....names, dates and various information given.) Source No. 217.
Elizabeth Scott1
F, b. 22 January 1798, d. 25 May 1865
| Father | Crawford Scott II2 b. 1767, d. 6 Sep 1844 |
| Mother | Mary Barnes2 b. 1775, d. 12 May 1845 |
Elizabeth Scott was born on 22 January 1798 in Pennsylvania.3,1 She was the daughter of Crawford Scott II and Mary Barnes.2 In the 1800 census in German Township, Fayette County, Pennsylvania, Elizabeth Scott is assumed to be enumerated with Crawford Scott II.4 In the 1810 census in German Township, Fayette County, Pennsylvania, Elizabeth Scott is assumed to be enumerated with Crawford Scott II; assumption.5
Elizabeth Scott married Cunningham Huston in 1820.6,7 Elizabeth was living in Wayne County, Ohio.6
Elizabeth Scott died on 25 May 1865 in Holmes County, Millersburg, Ohio, at age 67.3,8 It has also been seen that Elizabeth Scott may have instead died.
Elizabeth Scott married Cunningham Huston in 1820.6,7 Elizabeth was living in Wayne County, Ohio.6
Elizabeth Scott died on 25 May 1865 in Holmes County, Millersburg, Ohio, at age 67.3,8 It has also been seen that Elizabeth Scott may have instead died.
Family | Cunningham Huston |
Citations
- W. C. Scott, Crawford Scott and His Descendants, History of the Scott Family from A. D. 1650 to A. D. 1917 (Cleveland, Ohio: booklet, W. C. Scott, April 1, 1917.) Hereinafter cited as Crawford Scott and His Descendants. Handwritten note on first page: To Hiram Scott, Esq., Compliments of the author W. C. Scott. Separate piece of paper states: The book Crawford Scott and his descendants, by W. C. Scott, is in the possession of Mrs. Belle Toots, 3241 Antigua Rd., Carrollton, Ohio. Last paragraph states that this is a booklet - Cleveland, Ohio, April 1st, 1917. (includes Genealogy of the Family of Scotts - W. C. Scott, 1898 Prepared by W. C. Scott, Bandon, Oregon). (Crawford II married Mary Barnes in Fayette County, Pennsylvania, 1792, and to their union was born the following children: Names, birth dates and death dates given. They are the same as written in Book, Tombstone Inscription and Records.) Source No. 217.
- Tombstone Inscriptions and Farmily Records of Carroll County, Ohio (Arkon, Ohio: E. W. Powell, 1973), page # 158 & 159.The Scott Family: Crawford II md Mary Barnes in Fayette Co., Pa., 1792 and to their union was born the following children: Elizabeth Born Jan. 22, 1798, Died May 25, 1865 Hereinafter cited as Tombstone Inscriptions and Farmily Records of Carroll County, Ohio. Unknown file reference, Source No. 533.
- Tombstone Inscriptions and Farmily Records of Carroll County, Ohio (Arkon, Ohio: E. W. Powell, 1973), page # 158 & 159.The Scott Family: Elizabeth Born Jan 22, 1798, Died May 25, 1865 Hereinafter cited as Tombstone Inscriptions and Farmily Records of Carroll County, Ohio. Unknown file reference, Source No. 533.
- Crafford Scott household, 1800 U. S. Census, Fayette County, Pennsylvania, population schedule, German Township, Page 541, National Archives micropublication M32_38. Source No. 504.
- Crafford Scott household, 1810 U. S. Census, Fayette County, Pennsylvania, population schedule, German Towship, Page 83, National Archives micropublication M252_54. Source No. 505.
- Tombstone Inscriptions and Farmily Records of Carroll County, Ohio (Arkon, Ohio: E. W. Powell, 1973), page # 158 & 159.The Scott Family: Elizabeth married Cunningham Huston in 1820, lived and died in Wayne County, Ohio. Hereinafter cited as Tombstone Inscriptions and Farmily Records of Carroll County, Ohio. Unknown file reference, Source No. 533.
- W. C. Scott, Crawford Scott and His Descendants, History of the Scott Family from A. D. 1650 to A. D. 1917 (Cleveland, Ohio: booklet, W. C. Scott, April 1, 1917.) Hereinafter cited as Crawford Scott and His Descendants. Handwritten note on first page: To Hiram Scott, Esq., Compliments of the author W. C. Scott. Separate piece of paper states: The book Crawford Scott and his descendants, by W. C. Scott, is in the possession of Mrs. Belle Toots, 3241 Antigua Rd., Carrollton, Ohio. Last paragraph states that this is a booklet - Cleveland, Ohio, April 1st, 1917. (includes Genealogy of the Family of Scotts - W. C. Scott, 1898 Prepared by W. C. Scott, Bandon, Oregon). (Crawford II married Mary Barnes in Fayette County, Pennsylvania, 1792, and to their union was born the following children: Names, birth dates and death dates given. Includes varies notes also. They are the same as written in Book, Tombstone Inscription and Records.) Source No. 217.
- W. C. Scott, Crawford Scott and His Descendants, History of the Scott Family from A. D. 1650 to A. D. 1917 (Cleveland, Ohio: booklet, W. C. Scott, April 1, 1917.) Hereinafter cited as Crawford Scott and His Descendants. Handwritten note on first page: To Hiram Scott, Esq., Compliments of the author W. C. Scott. Separate piece of paper states: The book Crawford Scott and his descendants, by W. C. Scott, is in the possession of Mrs. Belle Toots, 3241 Antigua Rd., Carrollton, Ohio. Last paragraph states that this is a booklet - Cleveland, Ohio, April 1st, 1917. (includes Genealogy of the Family of Scotts - W. C. Scott, 1898 Prepared by W. C. Scott, Bandon, Oregon). (Crawford II married Mary Barnes in Fayette County, Pennsylvania, 1792, and to their union was born the following children: Names, birth dates and death dates given. Includes varies notes also. Elizabeth lived and deid in Wayne County, Ohio. They are the same as written in Book, Tombstone Inscription and Records.) Source No. 217.
Cunningham Huston1
M
Cunningham Huston married Elizabeth Scott, daughter of Crawford Scott II and Mary Barnes, in 1820.2,3
Family | Elizabeth Scott b. 22 Jan 1798, d. 25 May 1865 |
Citations
- W. C. Scott, Crawford Scott and His Descendants, History of the Scott Family from A. D. 1650 to A. D. 1917 (Cleveland, Ohio: booklet, W. C. Scott, April 1, 1917.) Hereinafter cited as Crawford Scott and His Descendants. Handwritten note on first page: To Hiram Scott, Esq., Compliments of the author W. C. Scott. Separate piece of paper states: The book Crawford Scott and his descendants, by W. C. Scott, is in the possession of Mrs. Belle Toots, 3241 Antigua Rd., Carrollton, Ohio. Last paragraph states that this is a booklet - Cleveland, Ohio, April 1st, 1917. (includes Genealogy of the Family of Scotts - W. C. Scott, 1898 Prepared by W. C. Scott, Bandon, Oregon). Source No. 217.
- Tombstone Inscriptions and Farmily Records of Carroll County, Ohio (Arkon, Ohio: E. W. Powell, 1973), page # 158 & 159.The Scott Family: Elizabeth married Cunningham Huston in 1820, lived and died in Wayne County, Ohio. Hereinafter cited as Tombstone Inscriptions and Farmily Records of Carroll County, Ohio. Unknown file reference, Source No. 533.
- W. C. Scott, Crawford Scott and His Descendants, History of the Scott Family from A. D. 1650 to A. D. 1917 (Cleveland, Ohio: booklet, W. C. Scott, April 1, 1917.) Hereinafter cited as Crawford Scott and His Descendants. Handwritten note on first page: To Hiram Scott, Esq., Compliments of the author W. C. Scott. Separate piece of paper states: The book Crawford Scott and his descendants, by W. C. Scott, is in the possession of Mrs. Belle Toots, 3241 Antigua Rd., Carrollton, Ohio. Last paragraph states that this is a booklet - Cleveland, Ohio, April 1st, 1917. (includes Genealogy of the Family of Scotts - W. C. Scott, 1898 Prepared by W. C. Scott, Bandon, Oregon). (Crawford II married Mary Barnes in Fayette County, Pennsylvania, 1792, and to their union was born the following children: Names, birth dates and death dates given. Includes varies notes also. They are the same as written in Book, Tombstone Inscription and Records.) Source No. 217.