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John B. Allen, Jr.

M, #2476

Biography

John B. Allen, Jr., and Alexina Stacy were married on 8 December 1881 in Morgan County, Illinois.1
Last Edited22 November 2016 08:53:00

Citations

  1. [S1864] Illinois State Archives: Illinois Statewide Marriage Index 1763 to 1900, database, Illinois Secretary of State and State Archivist, http://www.ilsos.net/departments/archives/databases.html, John B. Allen jr. and Alexina J. Stacy 12/08/1881 Morgan Co. vol.C p. 150
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William C. Ferguson

M, #2477

Family: Hannah E. Stacy (b. about 1836)

DaughterHallie Furgeson (b. about 1870)

Biography

William C. Ferguson and Hannah E. Stacy were married on 3 December 1862 in Morgan County, Illinois.1
Last Edited22 November 2016 08:53:00

Citations

  1. [S1864] Illinois State Archives: Illinois Statewide Marriage Index 1763 to 1900, database, Illinois Secretary of State and State Archivist, http://www.ilsos.net/departments/archives/databases.html, William C. Ferguson and Hannah E. Stacy 12/03/1862, Morgan Co., vol. C p. 6 cert. 218
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Mary C. Palmer

F, #2478

Family: James D. Stacy (b. July 1850)

DaughterMary Y. Stacy (b. August 1872)
DaughterEllen L. Stacy+ (b. 13 May 1874, d. 7 October 1948)

Biography

Mary C. Palmer and James D. Stacy were married on 27 September 1871 in Morgan County, Illinois.1
Last Edited22 November 2016 08:53:00

Citations

  1. [S1864] Illinois State Archives: Illinois Statewide Marriage Index 1763 to 1900, database, Illinois Secretary of State and State Archivist, http://www.ilsos.net/departments/archives/databases.html, James D. Stacy jr. and Mary C. Palmer, 09/27/1871, vol. C p. 69, cert 2808
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Thomas Fenton

M, #2479

Family: Lavina Shroyer (b. about 1855, d. about May 1887)

SonPhilip Irwin Fenton (b. 2 August 1878)
DaughterBell Olive Fenton (b. 5 July 1883)

Biography

Thomas Fenton and Lavina Shroyer were married on 25 December 1876 in Wood County, Ohio.1
He was a farmer in 1880.2 Thomas and Lavina appeared on the 1880 US Census recorded on 17 June 1880 in Webster Township, Wood County, Ohio, with their son Philip.2
Last Edited22 November 2016 08:53:00

Citations

  1. [S819] Family Search: Ohio County Marriages 1790-1950, database and images, www.familysearch.org, Thomas Fenton and Lavina Shroyer, 25 December 1876, Wood County, Ohio
  2. [S1105] 1880 Census OH Wood, U.S. census, Ohio, Wood County, rolls 1078 and 1079 , population schedule, Film T9, Thomas Fenton household, ED 101, sheet 23, p. 267C, dwelling 185, family 198; OHWood810
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Bell Olive Fenton

F, #2480, b. 5 July 1883

Parents

FatherThomas Fenton
MotherLavina Shroyer (b. about 1855, d. about May 1887)

Biography

Bell Olive Fenton was born on 5 July 1883 in Wood County, Ohio.1 She and Lew Mcguire were married on 30 October 1899 in Wood County, Ohio.2
Last Edited9 June 2010

Citations

  1. [S1691] LDS, Family Search: International Genealogical Index, Record Type: database, Owner Or Creator: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Url: www.familysearch.org, Bell Olive Fenton, b. 5 July 1883 Wood OH, parents Thomas Fenton and Lavina Shroyer; extracted from local records
  2. [S672] Family Search: Ohio Marriages 1800-1958, database, http://www.familysearch.org, Lew Mcguire and Olive Fenton, 30 October 1899
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Philip Irwin Fenton1

M, #2482, b. 2 August 1878

Parents

FatherThomas Fenton
MotherLavina Shroyer (b. about 1855, d. about May 1887)

Biography

Philip Irwin Fenton was born on 2 August 1878 in Webster Township, Wood County, Ohio.1
Last Edited21 March 2012

Citations

  1. [S932] Ohio County Births 1841-2003, database and images, Family Search, http://www.familysearch.org, Phillip Irwiv Fenton, 2 August 1878; Webster Township, Wood County, Ohio
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Ethel Nixon1

F, #2483, b. about 1900

Biography

Ethel Nixon was born about 1900 in Nebraska.1 She and William R. Weeks were married on 8 July 1919 in Central City, Merrick County, Nebraska.1
Ethel appeared on the 1920 US Census recorded on 17 January 1920 in Fairbury, Jefferson County, Nebraska. in the household of her parents James W. Nixon and Theresa Burk. She was listed as Marie Weiks, daughter, age 19 and married2
Last Edited28 December 2006

Citations

  1. [S1602] Merrick County Home Page, http://www.rootsweb.com/~nemerrick, Marriage Records Central City, Merrick, NE, transcribed from Bk. G; p. 576 #3111; William R. Weeks 21 and Ethel Nixon 19 by C. A. Newman
  2. [S318] 1920 U.S. census, Nebraska, Jefferson County, population schedule, Film: T625, Fairbury, ED 103, dwelling 136, family 161, James W. Nixon household
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Fred Fouts1

M, #2486, b. 23 January 1877, d. 18 March 1962

Parents

FatherSilas Fouts (b. 12 January 1835, d. 1 June 1912)
MotherSarah Weeks (b. 3 March 1837, d. 8 February 1880)

Biography

Fred Fouts was born on 23 January 1877 in Central City, Merrick County, Nebraska.2,3 He and Nellie Catherine Boring were married on 8 August 1900 in Osborne, Osborne County, Kansas.2 He and Wilma Elizabeth Weber were married on 12 June 1935 in Central City, Merrick County, Nebraska.2 He died on 18 March 1962, at age 85.3 He was buried in Central City Cemetery (Central City), Merrick County, Nebraska.4,3
Fred Fouts was affiliated with Presbyterian.2 Fred was a member of the Tri-County Medical Society; Nebraska State Medical Association; American Medical Association, Nebraska Eye, Ear, Nose, and Throat Society; and the Omaha and Council Bluffs Ophthalomological and Otolaryngological Society.2 Fred was recorded on the 1880 US Census as a son in the household of Silas Fouts 1880 Lone Tree Precinct, Merrick County, Nebraska. Silas was listed as a widower1 He appeared on the census in 1895 in Osborne. He was also recorded on the same state census \\in the Eliza Carter household. Most likely he was residing there while attending school5 He attended high school in Osborne, Osborne County, Kansas, 1895.2 He was educated in Bellevue College.2 He graduated from in Creighton University, Omaha, Nebraska, in 1902. with an M.D.2 He was a physician from 1902 to 1904 in Osborne, Kansas.2 He was a physician from 1904 to 1905 in Central City, Nebraska.2 He was practicing medicine from 1905 to 1911 in Ichowfu, China.2 He was a staff member from 1911 to 1912 in Clifton Springs Sanitarium, New York.2 He was an eye, ear, nose, and throat specialist in 1912 in Central City, Nebraska.2,6,7 Fred Fouts was described as slender and of medium height with blue eyes and brown hair in 1918.8 He and Nellie Catherine Boring resided in Central City in 1918.8 He registered for the World War I draft 9 September 1918, in Merrick County, Nebraska. It stated under disabilities "Has been rejected for Medical Reserve Corp as physically disqualified."8 Fred and Nellie appeared on the 1920 US Census recorded on 15 January 1920 in 1919 Seventeenth Avenue, Central City, Merrick County, Nebraska.6 Fred and Nellie appeared on the 1930 US Census recorded on 15 April 1930 in 1919 Seventeenth Avenue, Central City, Merrick County, Nebraska. These were also two women lodgers who taught school7 Fred and Wilma appeared on the 1940 US Census recorded on 26 April 1940 in Central City, Merrick County, Nebraska, with their niece.9
Last Edited15 May 2018 20:38:00

Citations

  1. [S1517] 1880 Census NE Merrick, U.S. census, Nebraska, Merrick County, population schedule, Film T9, roll 0752, Silas Fouts household, ED 114, sheet 28, dwelling 231, family 244; NEMerr801
  2. [S1871] Heaton, P. S., Who's Who in Nebraska, 1940, http://www.rootsweb.com/~nemerrick, Fouts, Fred
  3. [S1403] Find A Grave, Record Type: database, www.findagrave.com, Fred Fouts tombstone photo, Central City Cemetery, Merrick County, Nebraska
  4. [S1602] Merrick County Home Page, http://www.rootsweb.com/~nemerrick, Central City Cemetery, Dr. Fred Fouts
  5. [S328] 1895 state census, Kansas, Osborne County, Kansas Historical Society mircofilm v115, Osborne, p. 27, dwelling 200, line 8, Fred Fouts entry
  6. [S1872] 1920 U.S. census, Nebraska, Merrick County, population schedule, Film T625, Dr. Fred Fouts household, ED 158, sheet 16A, p. 113, dwelling 32, family 32; NEMerr201
  7. [S1873] 1930 U.S. Census, Nebraska, Merrick County, population schedule, Film T626, Frederick Fouts household, ED 1, sheet 17B, dwelling 224, family 226; NEMerr301
  8. [S1890] World War I Selective Service Draft Registration Cards 1917-18, Ancestry, www.ancestry.com, Frederick Fouts, Merrick Co. Nebraska
  9. [S963] 1940 U.S. census, Nebraska, Merrick County, population schedule, Film T627, Central City, ED 61-1, sheet 26A, p. 26, household 617, Fred D. Fouts household
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Isis Leach1

F, #2487, b. 9 December 1882

Family: Harry Warren Yates (b. 24 April 1885)

DaughterBeatrice S. Yates (b. about 1908)
SonHorace Yates (b. 1909)
DaughterJean Yates (b. about 1911)

Biography

Isis Leach was born on 9 December 1882.2 She and Harry Warren Yates were married on 19 June 1907 in Marion County, Indiana.2,3 She and Harry Warren Yates were divorced before 1930.4
Harry and Isis appeared on the 1910 US Census recorded on 16 April 1910 in Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana, with their children Beatrice and Horace. The family was living with Isis's parents Martin and Mary Leach. The household included the Leaches widowed daughter Nettie Turner and Nettie's daughters Grace 21 and Mary 185 She lived in 1918 in 1735 North Illinois, Indianapolis.3 Harry and Isis appeared on the 1920 US Census recorded on 10 January 1920 in 2060 North Capital Avenue, Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana, with children Beatrice, Horace, and Jean.6 She was a seamstress in a drapery shop in 1930.7 Isis appeared on the 1930 US Census recorded on 23 April 1930 in Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana, with her four children Beatrice, Horace, Jean, and Byron. Isis owned the house. In addition to Isis's four children, the household included her sister Nettle Turner and Isis's nieces Justine Leach and Mary Turner.8
Last Edited7 May 2017 21:45:00

Citations

  1. [S1509] Indiana Marriage Records Index 1845-1920, Url: www.ancestry.com, Isis G. Leach and Harry W. Yates
  2. [S1509] Indiana Marriage Records Index 1845-1920, Url: www.ancestry.com, (Compiled from original Book 45, p. 674 County Clerk's Office, Indianapolis; Isis G. Leach and Harry W. Yates, married 19 Jun 1907
  3. [S1890] World War I Selective Service Draft Registration Cards 1917-18, Ancestry, www.ancestry.com, Harry Warren Yates, Sept. 1918, Indianapolis, Indiana (Isis Leach Yates)
  4. [S1870] 1930 U.S. census, Indiana, Marion County, population schedule, Film T626, Nettle Turner household, ED 317, sheet 5A, p. 197, dwelling 64, family 98; note: Isis Yates owned the house and should have been listed as head of household; INMari301
  5. [S1867] 1910 U.S. census, Indiana, Marion County, population schedule, Film T624, roll 368, Martin D. Leach household, ED 144, sheet 2B, dwelling 42, family 47; INMari101
  6. [S1869] 1920 U.S. census, Indiana, Marion County, population schedule, Film: T625, Harry Yates household, ED 65, sheet 8B, dwelling 198, family 239; INMari201
  7. [S1870] 1930 U.S. census, Indiana, Marion County, population schedule, Film T626, Nettle Turner household, ED 317, sheet 5A, p. 197, dwelling 64, family 98; INMari301
  8. [S1870] 1930 U.S. census, Indiana, Marion County, population schedule, Film T626, Nettle Turner household, ED 317, sheet 5A, p. 197, dwelling 64, family 98; note: Isis Yates owned the house and should have been listed as head of household. The census taker had Nettle Turner listed as head of household and showed her renting. Relationships on the census were Mary Turner daughter, Isis Yates sister, Beatrice Yates niece, Horace Yates nephew, Jean Yates nices, Byran Yates nephew, and Justice Leach niece. Renting was crossed out and home ownership with mortgage was indicated by Isis's name. It is likely the census taker did not wish to rerecord the whole family so left it as was.; INMari301
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Beatrice S. Yates1

F, #2490, b. about 1908

Parents

FatherHarry Warren Yates (b. 24 April 1885)
MotherIsis Leach (b. 9 December 1882)

Biography

Beatrice S. Yates was born about 1908 in Indiana.1
Beatrice was recorded on the 1930 US Census as a daughter in the household of Isis Leach 23 April 1930 Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana. Isis owned the house. In addition to Isis's four children, the household included her sister Nettle Turner and Isis's nieces Justine Leach and Mary Turner.2
Last Edited27 November 2004

Citations

  1. [S1867] 1910 U.S. census, Indiana, Marion County, population schedule, Film T624, roll 368, Martin D. Leach household, ED 144, sheet 2B, dwelling 42, family 47; INMari101
  2. [S1870] 1930 U.S. census, Indiana, Marion County, population schedule, Film T626, Nettle Turner household, ED 317, sheet 5A, p. 197, dwelling 64, family 98; note: Isis Yates owned the house and should have been listed as head of household. The census taker had Nettle Turner listed as head of household and showed her renting. Relationships on the census were Mary Turner daughter, Isis Yates sister, Beatrice Yates niece, Horace Yates nephew, Jean Yates nices, Byran Yates nephew, and Justice Leach niece. Renting was crossed out and home ownership with mortgage was indicated by Isis's name. It is likely the census taker did not wish to rerecord the whole family so left it as was.; INMari301
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Horace Yates1

M, #2491, b. 1909

Parents

FatherHarry Warren Yates (b. 24 April 1885)
MotherIsis Leach (b. 9 December 1882)

Biography

Horace Yates was born in 1909 in Indiana.1
He was a cashier in a freight house in 1930.2 Horace was recorded on the 1930 US Census as a son in the household of Isis Leach 23 April 1930 Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana. Isis owned the house. In addition to Isis's four children, the household included her sister Nettle Turner and Isis's nieces Justine Leach and Mary Turner.3
Last Edited6 November 2004

Citations

  1. [S1867] 1910 U.S. census, Indiana, Marion County, population schedule, Film T624, roll 368, Martin D. Leach household, ED 144, sheet 2B, dwelling 42, family 47; INMari101
  2. [S1870] 1930 U.S. census, Indiana, Marion County, population schedule, Film T626, Nettle Turner household, ED 317, sheet 5A, p. 197, dwelling 64, family 98; INMari301
  3. [S1870] 1930 U.S. census, Indiana, Marion County, population schedule, Film T626, Nettle Turner household, ED 317, sheet 5A, p. 197, dwelling 64, family 98; note: Isis Yates owned the house and should have been listed as head of household. The census taker had Nettle Turner listed as head of household and showed her renting. Relationships on the census were Mary Turner daughter, Isis Yates sister, Beatrice Yates niece, Horace Yates nephew, Jean Yates nices, Byran Yates nephew, and Justice Leach niece. Renting was crossed out and home ownership with mortgage was indicated by Isis's name. It is likely the census taker did not wish to rerecord the whole family so left it as was.; INMari301
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Jean Yates1

F, #2492, b. about 1911

Parents

FatherHarry Warren Yates (b. 24 April 1885)
MotherIsis Leach (b. 9 December 1882)

Biography

Jean Yates was born about 1911 in Indiana.1
She was a saleslady in a dry goods store in 1930.2 Jean was recorded on the 1930 US Census as a daughter in the household of Isis Leach 23 April 1930 Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana. Isis owned the house. In addition to Isis's four children, the household included her sister Nettle Turner and Isis's nieces Justine Leach and Mary Turner.3
Last Edited2 November 2004

Citations

  1. [S1869] 1920 U.S. census, Indiana, Marion County, population schedule, Film: T625, Harry Yates household, ED 65, sheet 8B, dwelling 198, family 239; INMari101
  2. [S1870] 1930 U.S. census, Indiana, Marion County, population schedule, Film T626, Nettle Turner household, ED 317, sheet 5A, p. 197, dwelling 64, family 98; INMari301
  3. [S1870] 1930 U.S. census, Indiana, Marion County, population schedule, Film T626, Nettle Turner household, ED 317, sheet 5A, p. 197, dwelling 64, family 98; note: Isis Yates owned the house and should have been listed as head of household. The census taker had Nettle Turner listed as head of household and showed her renting. Relationships on the census were Mary Turner daughter, Isis Yates sister, Beatrice Yates niece, Horace Yates nephew, Jean Yates nices, Byran Yates nephew, and Justice Leach niece. Renting was crossed out and home ownership with mortgage was indicated by Isis's name. It is likely the census taker did not wish to rerecord the whole family so left it as was.; INMari301
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Nellie Catherine Boring1

F, #2494, d. 1933

Biography

Nellie Catherine Boring and Fred Fouts were married on 8 August 1900 in Osborne, Osborne County, Kansas.1 She died in 1933.1
Nellie Catherine Boring and Fred Fouts resided in Central City in 1918.2 Fred and Nellie appeared on the 1920 US Census recorded on 15 January 1920 in 1919 Seventeenth Avenue, Central City, Merrick County, Nebraska.3 Fred and Nellie appeared on the 1930 US Census recorded on 15 April 1930 in 1919 Seventeenth Avenue, Central City, Merrick County, Nebraska. These were also two women lodgers who taught school4
Last Edited29 November 2014 18:52:00

Citations

  1. [S1871] Heaton, P. S., Who's Who in Nebraska, 1940, http://www.rootsweb.com/~nemerrick, Fouts, Fred
  2. [S1890] World War I Selective Service Draft Registration Cards 1917-18, Ancestry, www.ancestry.com, Frederick Fouts, Merrick Co. Nebraska
  3. [S1872] 1920 U.S. census, Nebraska, Merrick County, population schedule, Film T625, Dr. Fred Fouts household, ED 158, sheet 16A, p. 113, dwelling 32, family 32; NEMerr201
  4. [S1873] 1930 U.S. Census, Nebraska, Merrick County, population schedule, Film T626, Frederick Fouts household, ED 1, sheet 17B, dwelling 224, family 226; NEMerr301
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Wilma Elizabeth Weber1,2

F, #2495, b. 3 January 1901, d. 2 January 1988

Biography

Wilma Elizabeth Weber was born on 3 January 1901.2 She and Fred Fouts were married on 12 June 1935 in Central City, Merrick County, Nebraska.1 She died on 2 January 1988, at age 86.2 She was buried in Central City Cemetery (Central City), Merrick County, Nebraska.2
Fred and Wilma appeared on the 1940 US Census recorded on 26 April 1940 in Central City, Merrick County, Nebraska, with their niece.3
Last Edited15 September 2014 14:52:00

Citations

  1. [S1871] Heaton, P. S., Who's Who in Nebraska, 1940, http://www.rootsweb.com/~nemerrick, Fouts, Fred
  2. [S1403] Find A Grave, Record Type: database, www.findagrave.com, Wilma E. Fouts tombstone photo, Central City Cemetery, Merrick County, Nebraska
  3. [S963] 1940 U.S. census, Nebraska, Merrick County, population schedule, Film T627, Central City, ED 61-1, sheet 26A, p. 26, household 617, Fred D. Fouts household
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Betsy Stacy

F, #2496, b. 26 July 1809

Parents

FatherThomas Stacy (b. 25 December 1782, d. 26 September 1852)
MotherMary Bonner (b. 24 January 1782, d. 21 January 1867)

Family: Henry Mcannully

SonThomas McANULLY (b. March 1834, d. May 1870)
SonJohn D. Mcannully (b. 16 September 1839, d. 16 May 1892)

Biography

Betsy Stacy was born on 26 July 1809.1 She and Henry Mcannully were married.2
Betsy Stacy was also known as Elizabeth Stacy.1 She was christened on 19 September 1816 in Poland, Trumbull County, Ohio.1 Betsy was listed as a deceased child in the will of Thomas Stacy 11 August 1852 Poland Township, Mahoning County, Ohio.2
Last Edited13 March 2018 22:36:00

Citations

  1. [S2406] Ohio Daughters of the American Revolution, editor, Early Vital Records: Family, Church, and Court Records, Mahoning and Columbiana Counties. Family Search. digitized typescript., 54, Boardman Church Records, Baptisms; Elizabeth Stacy.
  2. [S1874] Mahoning County, Ohio Will Books, Thomas Stacy, Volume: 1, Page: 381-382, Film 904497, Will023
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Henry Mcannully

M, #2497

Family: Betsy Stacy (b. 26 July 1809)

SonThomas McANULLY (b. March 1834, d. May 1870)
SonJohn D. Mcannully (b. 16 September 1839, d. 16 May 1892)

Biography

Henry Mcannully and Betsy Stacy were married.1
Henry was head of household on the 1840 US Census taken in Poland Township, Trumbull County, Ohio. The household consisted of one male 30 to 39, one male 5 to 9, one male under 5, one female 70 to 79, one female 40 to 49, one female 30 to 39, and one female under 5.2 He appeared on the Illinois state census census in 1855 in Wayne County, Illinois. The household consisted of one male 50 to 59, one male 10 to 20, and one female 10 to 203 Henry was on the in 1856 tax list in Wayne County, Illinois, for personal property tax. He was in township1 south, range 8 east and paid $174
Last Edited24 March 2020 09:24:00

Citations

  1. [S1874] Mahoning County, Ohio Will Books, Thomas Stacy, Volume: 1, Page: 381-382, Film 904497, Will023
  2. [S1275] 1840 U.S. census, Ohio, Trumbull County, population schedule, Film M704, roll 429, Poland, p. 192, Henry McAnnally household
  3. [S2291] Illinois, Wayne County, 1855 Illinois State Census, population schedule, p. 18, Henry McAnully; (www.ancestry.com)
  4. [S2514] i Illinois State Genealogical Quarterlyi0, Ron Peddicord, "Wayne County, Illinois 1856 Personal Tax Register," (No. 4 Winter XIX, 1987).
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Iva N. Davis1

F, #2498, b. 1861, d. 25 April 1877

Parents

FatherWilliam Davis (b. March 1833, d. 1911)
MotherSarah Ellen Bozman (b. 1834, d. 1897)

Biography

Iva N. Davis was born in 1861 in Ohio.2,3 She died on 25 April 1877, at age ~16.3 She was buried in Fairview Cemetery (Windsor Township), Morgan County, Ohio.3
Last Edited10 September 2007

Citations

  1. [S1280] 1870 Census OH Morgan, U.S. census, Ohio, Morgan County, population schedule, Film M593, roll 1246, William Davis household, sheet 3, p. 34, dwelling 19, family 19 ; OHMorg701
  2. [S1280] 1870 Census OH Morgan, U.S. census, Ohio, Morgan County, population schedule, Film M593, roll 1246, William Davis household, sheet 3, p. 34, dwelling 19, family 19; OHMorg701
  3. [S412] Genlanding: Genealogical and Historical Records of Washington, Monroe, Morgan, and Noble Counties, Ohio: Fairview Cemetery, database, Hall, Linda, http://genlanding.simplenet.com, database entry for Iva N. Davis (1861-1877)
Compiler: Barbara Shroyer
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