Robert Hocker Complete Profile: April 2009

NOTE: I obtained this data from someone who was researching the Hocker family. I do not know how accurate this data is. The Sixth Generations Of Hockers:vol. 7
Washington Hocker was born in February 1808 in Lincoln Co, Ky and raised in Lincoln Co, Ky. Washington Hocker married three times, first to Rebecca Magill the 3rd of February 1829 in Lincoln Co, Ky. Rebecca was born in 1810 in Ky the daughter of Hugh Magill and Margaret “Peggy” Daugherty who married the 30th of December 1794 in Mercer Co, Ky. Rebecca and Washington Hocker had nine children, all born in Lincoln Co, Ky and Warren Co, Ky as follows: 1) Sarah Margaret Hocker (see Chapter 8c2e3d1) was born the 20th of September 1830 in Lincoln Co, Ky and raised in Lincoln Co and Graves Co, Ky. Sarah Margaret Hocker married Warren Elijah Webb the 20th of August 1851 in Kosciusko, Attaka Co, Ms. Warren Elijah was born the 6th of March 1829 in South Carolina the son of Charles Webb (. Sarah Margaret and Warren Elijah Webb had twelve children, the first three in Attala Co, Ms and five born in Graves Co, Ky, and four born in McCracken Co, Ky. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2e3d1. According to the 1860 Graves Co, Ky census Warren Elijah Webb was a farmer. Warren Elijah Webb died the 8th of October 1876 and Sarah Margaret died the 28th of October 1877 and both died in Maxons Mills, Paducah, McCracken Co, Ky. 2) John Yantis Hocker was born in December 1832 in Lincoln Co, Ky and raised in Lincoln Co and Graves Co, Ky. John Yantis Hocker married Elizabeth Lackey the 20th of January 1859 in Marshall Co, Ky. Elizabeth was born in December 1829 in Ky the daughter of Samuel Lackey (born 1787 Va, a wheelright and farmer) and Mary Jane Miller (the daughter of Colonel John Miller of Madison Co, Ky) of Graves Co, Ky. John Yantis Hocker and Elizabeth did not have any children. According to the 1860 Graves Co, Ky census they were living in Mayfield, Ky. The 1870 Graves Co, Ky census has John Yantis Hocker a farmer. As shown in the 1900 Graves Co, Ky census John Yantis Hocker was renting his farm. According to the 1910 Ky sndx John Yantis Hocker was a widower and he was living with his brother William Rice Hocker and his family. John Yantis Hocker died the 23rd of September 1915 in McCracken Co, Ky. 3) Permelia Jane Hocker was born the 19th of December 1834 in Lincoln Co, Ky and died the 1st of August 1856 in Warren Co, Ky. 4) Judge James Washington Hocker (see Chapter 8c2e3d4) was born the 2nd of July 1837 in Perrysville, Boyle Co, Ky and raised in Perrysville, Boyle Co, Ky and near Bowling Green, Warren Co, Ky were he entered a tobacco warehouse as a clerk. James Washington Hocker moved to northern Graves Co, Ky and engaged in farming till 1881, when he was first appointed and then elected in 1882 to county judge. James Washington Hocker married three times, first to Ellen J Shelton the 1st of October 1859 in Graves Co, Ky. Ellen was born in 1841 of Trigg Co, Ky. Ellen and James Washington Hocker had three children, all born in Graves Co, Ky then Ellen J [Shelton] Hocker died in December 1864 in Graves Co, Ky. Then James Washington Hocker married widow Priscilla A [Russell] Simpson in December 1866 in Graves Co, Ky. Priscilla was born in 1841 in Kentucky. Priscilla first married A Simpson on the 1st of September 1859 in Graves Co, Ky. Priscilla and James Washington Hocker had six children, all born in Graves Co, Ky. For information about all of James Washington Hocker’s children, see Chapter 8c2e3d4. The 1870 Graves Co, Ky census shows James Washington Hocker and Priscilla with Margarette Hocker, Everett Hocker, and Thomas Hocker living at home with them. Priscilla died the 2nd of April 1882 in Graves Co, Ky. James Washington Hocker then married widow Susan [maiden name unknown] Davis the 15th of February 1883 in Graves Co, Ky. Susan was born in February 1842 in Kentucky. Susan and James Washington Hocker did not have any children. According to the 1900 Ky sndx James Washington Hocker and Susan had his son James Philip Hocker and seventeen boarders living with them on Seventh St, Mayfield, Graves Co, Ky. The 1920 Graves Co, Ky census shows that James Washington Hocker was a lawyer and was renting his home. James Washington Hocker died the 6th of September 1913 in Graves Co, Ky. (Source Code – Cd 233.) 5) Georgia Ann Hocker was born in October 1839 and died the 23rd of April 1847 in Warren Co, Ky. 6) Samuel Duncan Hocker was born in 1842 and died the 7th of September 1852 during his mothers funeral, they stopped and place him in the gasket with her and buried them together. 7) Mary Patterson Hocker (see Chapter 8c2e3d7) was born the 20th of July 1844 in Warren Co, Ky and raised in Warren Co and Graves Co, Ky. As shown in the 1860 Ballard Co, Ky census Mary Patterson Hocker was living with her parents in Lovelaceville, Ky. Mary Patterson Hocker married Virgil Stewart Lovelace the 6th of December 1860 in Graves Co, Ky. Virgil Stewart was born the 29th of January 1836 in Ky the son of Andrew Lovelace (born 12 February 1811 Butler Co, Ky) and Eleanor Ashley (born 15 May 1815 Butler Co, Ky) who married the 5th of November 1833 in Ballard Co, Ky. Virgil Stewart’s paternal grandfather was Captain Andrew Lovelace sr (born 1776 NC, died 1863 Ky). Virgil Stewart’s great grandfather was Elias Lovelace, a veteran of the American revolutionary war and was the son of John Lovelace, an Englishman. Mary Patterson and Virgil Stewart Lovelace had ten children, two born in Graves Co, Ky and eight born in Lovelaceville, Ballard Co, Ky. Only three of their children lived to 1900. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2e3d7. As shown in the 1870 Ballard Co, Ky census Virgil Stewart Lovelace was a farmer and he and Mary Patterson had a son George Lovelace living with them. The 1880 Ballard Co, Ky census shows Virgil Stewart Lovelace was a dry goods manager and he and Mary Patterson had their children George Lovelace and Pearl Lovelace along with a niece, Mollie (born 1863 Ky) living with them. According to the 1920 Ballard Co, Ky census Mary Patterson was a widow and she was living with Roy L Atherton (born 1889 Ky) and his wife Oma, maiden name unknown (born 1894 Ky) as a boarder (they were not related). Mary Patterson died the 13th of May 1932 in Ballard Co, Ky. 8) Dr Robert Thomas Hocker (see Chapter 8c2e3d8) was born the 10th of September 1846 in Warren Co, Ky and raised in Graves Co and Ballard Co, Ky. According to the 1860 Ballard Co, Ky census Robert Thomas Hocker was living at home with his parents and attending school. Robert Thomas Hocker started his study of medicine when 20 years old and under the preceptorship of Dr Thompson and Dr Gilson in Paducah, Ky for one year. He then went to the University of Nashville and graducated in 1870. Robert Thomas Hocker started his practice in 1868 in Ballard Co, Ky. He then returned to Graves Co, Ky and practiced there for nine years. As shown in the 1870 Ballard Co, Ky census we find Robert Thomas Hocker a physician and living with Dr William D Senter and his wife Susan. Robert Thomas Hocker married Melinda Sarah Peck the 3rd of December 1873 in Graves Co, Ky. Melinda Sarah was born in September 1847 in Ky the daughter of James Madison Peck (born 1809 Mass, a farmer, died 1873 Ky) and Melinda Sarah James (Rider ?) (born 1822 Tn, died 1907 Ky) who married the 26th of May 1840 in Monroe Co, Ky. Melinda Sarah’s maternal grandparents are Thomas James (died 1839 Ky) and Mary James (born 1795, died 1888 Ky) who married in 1812. Melinda Sarah’s paternal grandparents are Ebenezer Peck (born 1784, died 1851 Ky) and Nancy Horton in 1805. Melinda Sarah’s great paternal grandparents are Philip Peck (born 1747 Rehoboth, Ma, died 1805 Rehoboth, Ma) and Ruth Williams (died 1830) who married in 1768 in Ma. Melinda Sarah’s maternal great grandparents are David James (born 1764 Wales, died 1843 Ky) and Nancy Atchison (born 1772, died 1840 Ky), the parents of Mary James (born 1795, died 1888 Ky). Melinda Sarah and Robert Thomas Hocker had two children, one born in Graves Co, Ky and the other born in Carlisle Co, Ky. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2e3d8. Robert Thomas Hocker re-located to Arlington, Carlisle Co, Ky and opened a drug store and maintained his practice in Arlington, Ky. According to the 1880 Graves Co, Ky census Robert Thomas Hocker’s niece Sarah Margaret Webb was living with them along with a hired hand B F Hall (born 1860 Ky). The 1900 Ky sndx shows Robert Thomas Hocker and Melinda Sarah with their daughter Dora Hocker and Melinda Sarah’s widow mother living with them on Hobbs St, Arlington, Carlisle Co, Ky. That 1900 census also shows that Robert Thomas Hocker was a physician and he owned his home free of any mortage. Melinda Sarah [Peck] Hocker died the 5th of June 1916 in Graves Co, Ky. According to the 1920 and Ky sndx and Robert Thomas Hocker was a widower and was living with his son Robert Peck Hocker and his family on Hobbs St, Arlington, Carlisle Co, Ky. The 1930 Carlisle Co, Ky census shows Robert Thomas Hocker as a retired physician and the head-of-the-household with his son Robert Peck Hocker and his family living with him. Robert Thomas Hocker died the 20th of December 1932 in Carlisle Co, Ky. 9) William Rice Hocker (see Chapter 8c2e3d9) was born the 17th of February 1849 in Warren Co, Ky and raised in Graves Co, Ballard Co and McCracken Co, Ky. According to the 1870 Graves Co, Ky census William Rice Hocker was living at home with his parents. William Rice Hocker married Myrah Malinda Humphrey about 1872 in McCracken Co, Ky. Myrah Malinda was born in January 1851 in Ky the daughter of William Humphrey and Jane Spicer who married the 6th of April 1850 in Hickman Co, Ky. Myrah Malinda’s paternal grandparents are John Humphrey and Rebecca Lovelace who married the 31st of October 1820 in McCracken Co, Ky. Myrah Malinda and William Rice Hocker had four daughters, all born in McCracken Co, Ky. For information about their daughters, see Chapter 8c2e3d9. According to the 1880 McCracken Co, Ky census William Rice Hocker was a farmer and he and Myrah Malinda and their first two daughters along with nephew Warren Webb and sister-in-law R F Humphery (born 1858 Ky). The 1900 McCracken Co, Ky census William Rice Hocker was a farmer and owned his farm free of any mortage. That same 1900 census shows William Rice Hocker’s step-mother Martha Ann was living with them. According to the 1910 Ky sndx shows William Rice Hocker and Myrah Malinda with their daughter Mattie and William Rice’s brother John Yantis Hocker was living with them. The 1920 Ky sndx and 1930 McCracken Co, Ky census shows that William Rice Hocker and Myrah Malinda had their daughter Mattie Hocker living with them in Florence Station. William Rice Hocker died the 15th of August 1939 in Paducah, McCracken Co,Ky Rebecca [Magill] Hocker died in September 1852 and then Washington Hocker married Mary J Lackey the 7th of April 1853 in Warren Co, Ky. Mary was born in 1818 in Ky the daughter of Samuel Lackey (born 1787 Va, a wheelright and farmer) and Jane Miller (born 1793 Ky) of Warren Co, Ky. This marriage did not produce any children. Mary J [Lackey] Hocker died about 1865 and then Washington Hocker married her sister Martha Ann Lackey the 13th of April 1865 in Marshall Co, Ky. This marriage did not produced any children. 7c2e3e) Nicholas Hocker sr (see Chapter 6c2d3e). (Source Code – Cd 229, Cd 233.) Nicholas Hocker was born in 1806 in Lincoln Co, Ky and raised in Lincoln Co, Ky. Nicholas Hocker sr married twice, first to Mary Ann Morton the 27th of February 1832 in Lincoln Co, Ky. Mary Ann was born in 1811 in Ky (some say born in Va) the daughter of Nathaniel Morton (died before 1830) and Elizabeth Thompson who married the 8th of September 1802 in Albemarle Co, Va. Nicholas Hocker sr was a farmer. Mary Ann and Nicholas Hocker sr had four children before Mary Ann’s death, all born in Lincoln Co, Ky as follows:1) Sarah E “Sally” Hocker (see Chapter 8c2e3e1) was born in 1832 in Lincoln Co, Ky and raised in Lincoln Co, Ky and migrated with her family to Missouri in the mid to late 1840’s. Sarah E “Sally” Hocker married John C Agnew about 1849 in Jackson Co, Mo. John was born in 1826 in Pennsylvania. Sally and John Agnew had three children as of 1860, one born in Pa, and the other two born in Jackson Co, Mo. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2e3e1. John Agnew was a druggist as shown in the 1860 Jackson Co, Mo census. That 1860 census also shows that Sally’s brother George Hocker was living with them. 2) George A Hocker (see Chapter 8c2e3e2) was born April 1837 in Lincoln Co, Ky and migrated with his family to Missouri in the mid to late 1840’s. George Hocker was living with his sister Sally and her family and working with Sally’s husband as a druggist clerk according to the 1860 Jackson Co, Mo census. George A Hocker married Hannah Foster about 1865 in Jackson Co, Mo. Hannah was born in October 1848 in Il the daughter of George W Foster (born 1818 Ky, a Methodist minister) and Almira L, maiden name unknown (born 1833 Vt) of Jackson Co, Mo. Hannah and George Hocker had five children, four born in Mendocino Co, Ca and one born in Jackson Co, Mo. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2e3e2. According to the 1880 Ca sndx George Hocker and Hannah and their five children were living in Ukiah Twp, Mendocino Co, Ca. The 1900 Ca sndx had George Hocker and Hannah with their daughter Clara Hocker living at 930 College Ave, Santa Rosa, Ca. According to the 1920 Sonoma Co, Ca census George Hocker was a real estate agent and he and Hannah were living alone in Santa Rosa Twp. Hannah [Foster] Hocker died before 1930 since we find George Hocker a widower and moved back to Missouri and was living as a roomer with J H Greymon and Louisa and family in Sedalia, Pettis Co, Mo. 3) Nathaniel Morton Hocker (see Chapter 8c2e3e3) was born in 1839 in Lincoln Co, Ky and migrated with his family to Missouri in the mid to late 1840’s. Nathaniel Morton Hocker was living with Thomas Barker (born 1828 Ky) according to the 1860 Jackson Co, Mo census. Nathaniel Morton Hocker married Mary V Carness about 1873 in Jackson Co, Mo. Mary was born in September 1842 in Missouri. Mary and Nathaniel Morton Hocker had four children, all born in Jackson Co, Mo. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2e3e3. The 1880 Mo sndx shows Nathaniel Morton Hocker and Mary with their three eldest children and living with James Carness. As shown in the 1900 Mo sndx Mary is a widow and has her children, George Hocker, William Hocker, and Julia Hocker living with her at 1813 Holly St, Kansas City, Jackson Co, Mo. 4) Nicholas Hocker jr (see Chapter 8c2e3e4) was born in October 1844 in Lincoln Co, Ky and migrated to Missouri in the mid to late 1840’s. According to the 1860 Jackson Co, Mo census Nicholas Hocker jr and his father and step-mother were living with the Comingo family. That 1860 census shows Nicholas Hocker jr was attending school and working as a farm hand. Nicholas Hocker jr married Julia Marie Wilson the 27th of October 1870 in Jackson Co, Mo. Julia Marie was born the 27th of October 1850 in Mo the daughter of John Wilson (born 19 June 1805 Calvert Co, Mo) and Margaret R Strode (born 25 September 1808 Bourbon Co, Ky) who married the 24th of April 1826 in Sumner Co, Tn. Julia Marie and Nicholas Hocker jr had five children, all born in Jackson Co, Mo. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2e3e4. As shown in the 1880 Mo sndx Nicholas Hocker jr and Julia Marie and their children were living in Independence, Jackson Co, Mo. The 1900 Mo sndx has them living at 501 Hocker Ave, Independence, Jackson Co, Mo. The 1910 Mo sndx we find Nicholas Hocker jr and Julia Marie with their children Catherine Hocker and Roger Hocker along with Roger’s wife Cerrie living with them. According to the 1920 Mo sndx Nicholas Hocker jr and Julia Marie had their daughter Catherine Hocker and their son Roger Hocker living with them. (Source Code – Cd 234.) After Mary Ann [Morton] Hocker died then Nicholas Hocker sr married Mary Lee the 20th of March 1855 in Boyle Co, Ky but they did not have any children. 7c2e3f) Mary “Milley” “Polly” Hocker (see Chapter 6c2e3f). (Source Code – Cd 229.) Mary “Milley” and/or “Polly” Hocker was born in 1812 in Lincoln Co, Ky and raised in Lincoln Co, Ky. Mary Hocker married Alexander R Givens the 22nd of April 1841 in Lincoln Co, Ky. Alexander was born in 1810 Ky the son of Alexander Givens and Nancy Logan who married the 19th of June 1799 in Lincoln Co, Ky. Mary and Alexander Givens had nine children as follows: 1) Minerva J Givens (see Chapter 8c2e3f1) was born in 1842 in Lincoln Co, Ky and raised in Lincoln Co, Ky and Johnson Co, Mo. Minerva J Givens married Lindsay Marshal Windsor the 23rd of January 1868 in Johnson Co, Mo. Lindsay Marshal was born in May 1843 in Mo the son of John Windsor (born 1802 NC, a farmer) and Elizabeth Barnett (born 1812 Ky) who married the 30th of August 1838 in Johnson Co, Mo. Minerva and Lindsay Marshal Windsor had at least four children we know of, all born in Johnson Co, Mo. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2e3f1. Lindsay Marshal Windsor was a farmer. The 1870 Johnson Co, Mo census has Lindsay Marshal Windsor and Minerva with their son Robert Windsor. As shown in the 1880 Johnson Co, Mo census has Robert Windsor, John Windsor and Mary Windsor. The 1900 Johnson Co, Mo census shows that Lindsay Marshal Windsor was a farmer and he owned his farm, and he and Minerva had the following children living at home: John Windsor, Mary Windsor and Lilly Windsor. According to the 1920 Johnson Co, Mo census Lindsay Marshal Winsor and Minerva had their daughter Mary Windsor with them and he was renting the farm. 2) Mahala R Givens was born in 1844 in Lincoln Co, Ky and when three years old migrated with her family to Johnson Co, Mo. Mahala R Givens married John Riley Lundy the 19th of July 1860 in Johnson Co, Mo. John Riley was born the 15th of August 1836 the son of Samuel Lundy (born 20 May 1809 Va) and Lathena Collins (born September 1807 Va) who married the 8th of March 1831 in Grayson Co, Va. Mahala and John Riley Lundy had a son, John C Lundy born in 1862 in Johnson Co, Mo. John Riley Lundy died in January 1863. It is very possible that Mahala’s husband John Riley Lundy was killed during the civil war. We find Mahala a widow and her and her son John Lundy living with her parents according to the 1870 Johnson Co, Mo census. (Source Code – Cd 234.) 3) David A Givens was born in 1845 in Lincoln Co, Ky and when a infant migrated to Johnson Co, Mo. David A Givens married Lydia Ann Burk the 28th of July 1868 in McDonald Co, Mo. (Source Code – Cd 234.) At this time we do not know anymore about this couple. 4) Sarah A Givens was born in 1847 in Johnson Co, Mo and raised in Johnson Co, Mo. Sarah A Givens married John Tackett the 8th of May 1870 in Johnson Co, Mo. (Source Code – Cd 234.) At this time we do not know anymore about this couple. 5) Laura Bell Givens (see Chapter 8c2e3f5) was born in 1849 in Johnson Co, Mo and was attending school according to the 1870 Johnson Co, Mo census. Laura Bell Givens married Joseph Windsor the 29th of June 1875 in Johnson Co, Mo. Joseph was born in 1851 in Johnson Co, Mo the son of John Windsor (born 1802 NC, a farmer) and Elizabeth Barnett (born 1812 Ky) who married the 30th of August 1838 in Johnson Co, Mo. Laura Bell and Joseph Windsor had a son before his early death, born in Johnson Co, Mo. For information about their son, see Chapter 8c2e3f5. The 1880 Johnson Co, Ky census shows Laura Bell a widow and she and her son were living with her sister Minerva and her family, see Chapter 8c2e3f1. 6) Philip Hocker Givens was born in 1851 in Johnson Co, Mo and was attending school and living with his parents according to the 1870 Johnson Co, Mo census. That is the last we hear of him. 7) Mary Givens was born in 1853 in Johnson Co, Mo and was attending school according to the 1870 Johnson Co, Mo census. 8) Amanda Givens was born in 1855 in Johnson Co, Mo and was attending school as shown in the 1870 Johnson Co, Mo census. Amanda Givens married J C Cutler the 2nd of May 1872 in Johnson Co, Mo. (Source Code – Cd 234.) At this time we do not know anymore about this couple. 9) Huldah Givens was born in 1857 in Johnson Co, Mo and according to the 1870 Johnson Co, Mo census was attending school. 7c2e3g) Sarah Duncan Hocker (see Chapter 6c2e3g). (Source Code – Cd 229.) Sarah Duncan Hocker was born the 13th of June 1812 in Lincoln Co, Ky and raised in Lincoln Co, Ky. Sarah Duncan Hocker married Hugh Patterson Magill the 14th of January 1836 in Lincoln Co, Ky. Hugh Patterson Magill was born the 8th of February 1808 in Ky the son of Hugh Magill and Margaret “Peggy” Daugherty who married the 30th of December 1794 in Mercer Co, Ky. Sarah Duncan and Hugh Patterson Magill had nine children, all born in Parke Co, In as follows: 1) Philip Hocker Magill was born in 1837 in Parke Co, In and was attending school according to the 1850 Parke Co, In census. As shown in the 1860 Parke Co, In census Philip Hocker Magill was working as a farm laborer and was living with Reuben Slavens (born 1826 Ky, a farmer) and his wife Martha, maiden name unknown (born 1832 Ky) and their family of Parke Co, In. Philip Hocker Magill enlisted the 8th of February 1865 in the Company I, the 149th Infantry Regiment and became a Corporal. Philip Hocker Magill was discharged the 27th of September 1865 in Nashville, Tn. Philip Hocker Magill married Mary E, maiden name unknown. We know that in 1884 Mary filed for his pension. It maybe that he had died by then. We do not know anymore about this couple. 2) Sarah M Magill was born in 1839 in Parke Co, In and was living at home with her parents according to the 1850 Parke Co, In census. Sarah married a “Hargraves”. That is all we know at this of her at this time. 3) Mary A Magill was born in 1840 in Parke Co, In and was attending school as shown in the 1850 Parke Co, In census. 4) Samuel Hocker Magill was born in 1843 in Parke Co, In and was attending school as shown in the 1850 Parke Co, In census. Samuel Hocker Magill was living next door from his parents home, at Silas T Stringer (born 1836 In) and wife Nancy, maiden name unknown (born 1840 In) residence and working as a boot and shoe-maker as shown in the 1870 Putnam Co, In census. The 1880 Putnam Co, In census shows he had his two sisters, Minerva Jane Magill and Juliett Magill living with him. That is the last we hear of Samuel Hocker Magill. 5) William A Magill was born in 1845 in Parke Co, In and raised in Parke Co and Putnam Co, In. According to the 1870 Putnam Co, In census William Magill was living at home with his parents and working on the farm. William A Magill married Elizabeth E, maiden name unknown about 1878 in Hendricks Co, In. William Magill was a farmer as shown in the 1880 Hendricks Co, In census. Elizabeth and William Magill had not started a family as of 1880. 6) Minerva Jane Magill (see Chapter 8c2e3g6) was born in 1847 in Parke Co, In and was living with her parents as shown in the 1870 Putnam Co, In census. Minerva Jane Magill was living with her brother Samuel Hocker Magill according to the 1880 Putnam Co, In census. Minerva Jane Magill married Hannibal Trout Ball the 4th of January 1882 in Putnam Co, In. Hannibal Trout Ball was an ancestory of George Washington, the father of our country. Minerva Jane and Hannibal Trout Ball had four children, all born in Putnam Co, In. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2e3g6. 7) Juliett J “Julia” Magill was born in 1849 in Parke Co, In and raised in Parke Co and Putnam Co, In. According to the 1870 Putnam Co, In census was living at home with her parents. The 1880 Putnam Co, In census shows Julia was living with her brother Samuel Hocker Magill. 8) Permelia Magill was born in 1853 in Parke Co, In and was attending school according to the 1870 Putnam Co, In census. 9) Benjamin Magill was born in 1854 in Parke Co, In and was raised in Putnam Co, In. Benjamin was attending school and working on the farm per the 1870 Putnam Co, In census. 7c2e3h) Alfred H Hocker (see Chapter 6c2e3g). (Source Code – Cd 229.) Alfred H Hocker was born in 1814 in Lincoln Co, Ky and raised in Lincoln Co, Ky. Alfred H Hocker married his first cousin (see paragraph 7e2e7j) Mary E Hocker the 21st of April 1841 in Lincoln Co, Ky. Mary was born in 1824 in Lincoln Co, Ky the daughter of George Hocker (born 26 November 1788 Md) and Nancy Hocker (born 1790 Md) who married the 6th of May 1806 in Lincoln Co, Ky. Mary and Alfred Hocker had two children, both born in Lincoln Co,Ky as follows: 1) Sarah Jane Hocker was born in 1847 in Lincoln Co, Ky and migrated with her father to Johnson Co, Mo. Sarah Jane Hocker married Peyton R Crews the 25th of December 1866 in Johnson Co, Mo. At this time we do not know anymore about her. 2) George Hocker was born in 1849 in Lincoln Co, Ky and migrated with his father to Johnson Co, Mo. At this time we do not know what happened to him. 7c2e3j) Benjamin Duncan Hocker (see Chapter 6c2e3j). Benjamin Duncan Hocker was born the 8th of July 1816 in Lincoln Co, Ky and raised in Lincoln Co, Ky. Benjamin Duncan Hocker married Jane W Ramsey the 16th of May 1844 in Lincoln Co, Ky. Jane was born in 1826 in Ky the daughter of John Ramsey and Mary Dunn (born 1785 Va) who married the 29th of December 1805 in Jessamine Co, Ky. Jane and Benjamin Duncan Hocker had eight children, two born in Lincoln Co, Ky and six born in Parke Co, In as follows: 1) Sarah M Hocker was born the 10th of April 1845 in Lincoln Co, Ky and was attending school as shown in the 1860 Hendricks Co, In census. According to the 1870 Hendricks Co, In census Sarah Hocker was attending school and living with her widow mother. 2) Philip L Hocker was born the 15th of August 1846 in Lincoln Co, Ky and raised in Parke Co and Hendricks Co, In. The 1870 Hendricks Co, In census shows Philip Hocker living at home with his widow mother and working on the farm. According to the 1880 Hendricks Co, In census Philip Hocker was living at home with his widow mother and farming. Philip S Hocker married Fannie E Ellis the 17th of May 1882 in Hendricks Co, In. Fannie was born in June 1848 in Indiana the daughter of Jesse Ellis. Fannie and Philip Hocker had a daughter as of 1900, Lula Hocker born the 5th of January 1886 in Hendricks Co, In. The 1900 In sndx shows Philip Hocker and Fannie and their daughter living in Jamestown, Jackson Twp, Boone Co, In and they apparently lived in Ladoga, Montgomery Co, In also. 3) John Thomas “J T” Hocker (see Chapter 8c2e3j3) was born the 22nd of May 1848 in Parke Co, In and raised in Parke Co and Hendricks Co, In. The 1860 Hendricks Co, In census shows John Thomas Hocker was attending school. According to the 1870 Hendricks Co, In census John Thomas Hocker was living at home with his widow mother and was working on the farm. John Thomas Hocker married Narcissa Mitchell Blake the 3rd of March 1881 in Hendricks Co, In. Narcissa Mitchell was born the 2nd of June 1858 in Hendricks Co, In the daughter of Robert W Blake (born 8 December 1825 Stokes Co, NC) and Sarah F Spears (born 19 May 1830 Ky) who married the 21st of May 1854 in Hendricks Co, In. Narcissa Mitchell and John Thomas Hocker had six children, all born in Hendricks Co, In. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2e3j3. According to the 1900 Hendricks Co, In census John Thomas Hocker was a farmer and owned his farm with a mortage. As shown in the 1930 Hendricks Co, In census John Thomas Hocker was a widower and his daughters, Grace, Zola, and Anna were living at home. Narcissa Mitchell [Blake] Hocker died in 1908 and John Thomas Hocker died in 1930. 4) William A Hocker was born the 13th of December 1849 and attended school according to the 1860 Hendricks Co, In census. William A Hocker died the 23rd of June 1862 in Hendricks Co, In. 5) Mary R Hocker was born the 18th of October 1852 in Parke Co, In and raised in Parke Co and Hendricks Co, In. Mary Hocker was attending school according to the 1860 Hendricks Co, In census. As shown in the 1870 and 1880 Hendricks Co, In census Mary Hocker was living at home with her widow mother. The 1920 and 1930 Hendricks Co, In census shows that Mary Hocker was living with her brother Benjamin Dunn Hocker. 6) Nancy Jane Hocker (see Chapter 8c2e3j6) was born the 7th of December 1854 in Parke Co, In and raised in Parke Co and Hendricks Co, In. According to the 1870 Hendricks Co, In census Nancy Jane Hocker was attending school. Nancy Jane Hocker married widower John Wesley Hamilton the 5th of November 1879 in Hendricks Co, In. John Wesley was born the 6th of June 1850 in Hendricks Co, In the son of Abraham Hamilton (born 11 February 1807 Tn) and Frances Clark (born 13 December 1814 Clark Co, Ky) who married the 17th of October 1839 in Hendricks Co, In. Nancy Jane and John Wesley Hamilton had eight children, all born in Hendricks Co, In. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2e3j6. John Wesley Hamilton had been previously married to Sara Helen English the 7th of October 1874 in Hendricks Co, In and they had two daughters before Sara Helen died as follows: Nola Catherine Hamilton (born 6th of August 1875 In) and Cora Ellen Hamilton (born 6 February 1877 In). 7) Lorena E Hocker was born the 15th of May 1856 Parke Co, In and raised in Parke Co and Hendricks Co, In. As shown in the 1870 Hendricks Co, In census Lavina Hocker was attending school. 8) Benjamin Dunn “Uncle Bud” Hocker was born the 6th of September 1858 in Parke Co, In and raised in Parke Co and Hendricks Co, In. According to the 1870 Hendricks Co, In census Benjamin Dunn Hocker was attending school. As shown in the 1900 Hendricks Co, In census Benjamin Dunn Hocker was living at home with his widow mother and working as a farm hand. Benjamin Dunn Hocker married Victoria Sliger the 23rd of May 1894 in Hendricks Co, In. Victoria was born in 1859 in Indiana the daughter of Alfred Sliger and M McAully. Victoria and Benjamin Dunn Hocker did not have children. According to the 1930 Hendricks Co, In census shows that Benjamin Dunn Hocker was a farmer. Both the 1920 and 1930 Hendricks Co, In census show that Benjamin Dunn Hocker’s sister Mary Hocker was living with them. The 1930 census shows Victoria’s sister Margaret [Sliger] McCabe (born 1848 In, a widow) was living with them. 7c2e3l) Minerva Hocker (see Chapter 6c2e3l). (Source Code – Cd 229.) Minerva Hocker was born in 1823 in Lincoln Co, Ky and raised in Lincoln Co, Ky. Minerva Hocker married twice, first to Larkin Ramsey the 23rd of September 1843 in Lincoln Co, Ky. Larkin was born about 1816 in Ky the son of Larkin Ramsey and Nancy Settle who married the 4th of February 1803 in Garrard Co, Ky. Minerva and Larkin Ramsey had two daughters, before Larkin Ramsey’s early death, both born in Lincoln Co, Ky as follows: 1) Jane Ramsey was born in 1846 in Lincoln Co, Ky and was attending school and living at home with her parents as shown in the 1870 Lincoln Co, Ky census. 2) Caroline Ramsey was born in 1847 in Lincoln Co, Ky and according to the 1870 Lincoln Co, Ky census was attending school and living at home with her parents. Larkin Ramsey died about 1849 and then Minerva [Hocker] Ramsey married the widower Thornton Porter the 1st of July 1850 in Lincoln Co, Ky. Thornton was born in 1805 in Va the son of Harrison Porter and Rhoda Mauzy who married the 3rd of March 1802 in Fauquier Co, Va. Thornton Porter had been married twice previously. First to Euphemia Hiatt the 11th of May 1827, and then to Eliza W Lytle the 22nd of November 1841. When Thornton Porter married Minerva he had two children, one from each one of his earlier marriages living with them: William Porter (born 1838 Ky) and Rhoda Porter (born 1844 Ky) as shown in the 1860 Lincoln Co, Ky census. Minerva and Thorton Porter had three daughters, all born in Lincoln Co, Ky as follows: 3) Mahala Wilson Porter was born the 29th of October 1855 in Lincoln Co, Ky and was living with her parents as shown in the 1860 and 1870 Lincoln Co, Ky census. Mahala Wilson Porter married John R Ramsey the 23rd of October 1873 in Lincoln Co, Ky. Mahala died the 13th of November 1933 in Fayette Co, Ky. At this time we do not know anymore about this family. (Source Code – Cd 233.) 4) Sally Porter was born in 1857 in Lincoln Co, Ky and was living with her parents according to the 1860 and 1870 Lincoln Co, Ky census. 5) Nancy “Nannie” Porter was born in 1859 in Lincoln Co, Ky and raised in Lincoln Co, Ky. Nancy Porter married S L Withers the 8th of November 1881 in Lincoln Co, Ky. (Source Code – Cd 233.) At this time we do not know anymore about this couple. 7c2e3m) Mahala T Hocker (see Chapter 6c2e3m). (Source Code – Cd 229.) Mahala Hocker was born the 1st of January 1824 in Lincoln Co, Ky and raised in Lincoln Co, Ky. Mahala T Hocker married Isaac Wilson the 11th of November 1843 in Lincoln Co, Ky. Isaac was born the 15th of February 1819 in Pa. Mahala and Isaac Wilson had seven children1, three born in Lincoln Co, Ky and four born in Parke Co, In as follows: 1) Sarah Wilson was born in 1846 in Lincoln Co, Ky and was living with her parents at her maternal grandparents home as shown in the 1850 Lincoln Co, Ky census. Sarah Wilson must have died shortly after that, because she does not appear on the 1860 census. 2) Samuel A Wilson was born in 1848 in Lincoln Co, Ky and raised in Lincoln Co, Ky and Parke Co, In. According to the 1850 Lincoln Co, Ky census was living with his parents at his maternal grandparents home. As shown in the 1870 Dallas Co, Mo census Samuel Wilson was working on the farm and living with his widow mother. Samuel Wilson was living with his widow mother and brother Nicholas Hocker Wilson and working on the farm in Jackson, Johnson Co, Mo according to the 1880 Mo sndx. Apparently Samuel Wilson never married. 3) Martha A Wilson was born in 1851 in Lincoln Co, Ky and was raised in Parke Co, In. As shown in the 1870 Dallas Co, Mo census and the 1880 Mo sndx Martha Wilson was living at home with her widow mother and brothers. 4) Nicholas Hocker Wilson (see Chapter 8c2e3m4) was born the 28th of December 1854 in Rockville, Park Co, In and raised in Park Co, In until he got diptheria when he was 10 or 11. His parents felt they would move to California for his health, but they made it to Missouri where Nicholas Hocker Wilson’s father died. According to the 1870 Dallas Co, Mo census shows that Nicholas Hocker Wilson was living at home with his widow mother and siblings, and was attending school while working on the family farm. Nicholas Hocker Wilson’s widow mother purchased a farm in Johnson Co, Mo before 1880 and they remained in Missouri. Nicholas Hocker Wilson married twice, first to Sarah F Davis the 2nd of October 1879 in Johnson Co, Mo. Sarah was born in 1858 in Mo the daughter of Wilburn Davis (born 1822 Tn, a farmer) and Arminda J, maiden name unknown (born 1827 Tn). Sarah and Nicholas Hocker Wilson had a daughter, born and raised in Missouri. The 1880 Mo sndx shows that Nicholas Hocker Wilson and his wife Sarah were living with his widower mother and working on the farm. Family history tells that one day Nicholas Hocker Wilson came home from work to find his wife had been unfaithful, so Nicholas left and never returned. They divorced and then Nicholas Hocker Wilson went to California in 1882 to start all over again. Nicholas Hocker Wilson married the widow Lucinda Frances [Kellogg] Stevenson the 9th of September 1888 in Chico, Butte Co, Ca. Lucinda Frances had been married to Hugh Stevenson, who had TB when they married. They had a child, who died of whooping cough. Then Hugh Stevenson died three months later. Lucinda Frances was a bride, a mother, then lost her baby , and then a widow- all within 18 months. Lucinda Frances was born the 4th of November 1862 in Nord, Butte Co, Ca the daughter of George Washington Kellogg and Nancy Caroline Thompson. Lucinda Frances and Nicholas Hocker Wilson had seven children. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2e3m5. Nicholas Hocker Wilson was a rancher and had his ranch in Chico, Butte Co, Ca. In 1889 Nicholas Hocker Wilson and Lucinda Frances moved to Washington to farm and they loaded the livestock in a freight car. Things did not go well and they returned in a covered wagon with their eldest daughter, who was born in Washington. Then Nicholas Hocker Wilson worked for the City Hat Company and the Barnard Livery. He was described as a man who knew his horses and was a stage driver for Richardson Springs, a resort community. Nicholas Hocker Wilson died 10th of February 1936 and Lucinda Frances [Kellogg] Wilson died the 26th of November 1949 and both died in Chico, Butte Co, Ca. (Source Code – Cd 234.) 5) David A Wilson was born in 1858 in Parke Co, In and raised in Parke Co, In and Dallas Co and Johnson Co, Mo. As shown in the 1870 Dallas Co, Mo census David Wilson was attending school while living at home with his widow mother and his siblings. At this time we do not know anymore about him. 6) Sarah Wilson was born in 1859 in Parke Co, In and raised there. Sarah Wilson was named after her dead sister Sarah. Sarah Wilson was not living at home with her widow mother and brothers according to the 1870 Dallas Co, Mo census and the 1880 Mo sndx. At this time we do not know anymore about her. 7) Logan Wilson was born in 1862 in Parke Co, In and raised in Parke Co, In and Dallas Co, Mo. We find Logan Wilson living with his widow mother and his siblings according to the 1870 Dallas Co, Mo census.
7c2e4a) James Perry Clements sr (see Chapter 6c2e4a). (Source Code – Cd 229.) James Perry Clements sr was born in1803 in Lincoln Co, Ky and raised in Lincoln Co, Ky. James Perry Clements sr married Lucretia Baxter “Lucy” Brown the 20th of August 1804 in Washington Co, Ky. Lucy was born in 1806 in Ky the daughter of Alexander Brown and Polly Baxter who married the 20th of August in 1804 in Washington Co, Ky. Lucy and James Perry Clements sr had five children, all born in Marion Co, Ky as follows: 1) Elizabeth Clements (see Chapter 8c2e4a1) was born in 1831 in Marion Co, Ky and raised in Marion Co, Ky. Elizabeth Clements married twice, first to a “Wade” about 1848 in Marion Co, Ky. Elizabeth and her first husband had four children, all born in Marion Co, Ky. For information about their children, see Chapter 8e2e4a1. Sometime after her first husband died Elizabeth then married Isaac N Henderson the 22nd of April 1869 in Marion Co, Ky. We do not know anything about this second family. 2) William Brown Clements (see Chapter 8c2e4a2) was born in March 1830 in Marion Co, Ky and was living at home with his parents and working as a laborer according to the 1860 Marion Co, Ky census. The 1870 Marion Co, Ky census shows William Brown Clements was living at home with her parents and working on the farm. William Brown Clements married Sarah, maiden name unknown about 1875 in Marion Co, Ky. Sarah was born in 1857 in Kentucky. Sarah and William Brown Clements had three daughters before Sarah’s death, all born in Marion Co, Ky. For information about their daughters, see Chapter 8c2e4a2. As shown in the 1880 Marion Co, Ky census William Brown Clements and Sarah had their two eldest daughters living with them at William’s parents residence, and William Brown Clements was working on the farm. The 1900 Marion Co, Ky census shows that William Brown Clements was a widower and he and his youngest daughter are living with his brother James Perry Clements jr and his family. 3) Martha J Clements was born in 1835 in Marion Co, Ky and that is all we know of her. 4) James Perry Clements jr was born in March of 1839 in Marion Co, Ky and was living at home with his parents and working on the farm as shown in the 1860 and the 1870 Marion Co, Ky census. James Perry Clements jr married Sarah “Sally”, maiden name unknown in 1873 in Marion Co, Ky. Sally was born in June 1855 in Kentucky. Sally and James Perry Clements jr did not have any children. The 1900 Marion Co, Ky census shows James Perry Clements jr and Sally with James’s brother William Brown Clements, a widower with his daughter Sarah and a cousin Sarah A Taylor (born November 1844 Ky) living with them. As shown in the 1920 Marion Co, Ky census James Perry Clements and Sally had cousin Sarah Taylor living with them. 5) Isabella Clements was born in 1844 in Marion Co, Ky and as shown in the 1860 Marion Co, Ky census was living with her parents. Isabella Clements married Redmond Ewing the 29th of December 1863 in Marion Co, Ky. At this time we do not know anymore about this couple. 7c2e4c) Nancy Ann Clements (see Chapter 6c2e4c). (Source Code – Cd 229.) Nancy Ann Clements was born in 1806 in Lincoln Co, Ky and raised in Lincoln Co, Ky. Nancy Ann Clements married Felix Boarman the 1st of September 1829 in Washington Co, Ky. Felix was born in 1805 in Md the son of Roswell Boarman (born 1774 Md) and Miss Margaret McAtee (born 1780 Ky). Nancy Ann and Felix Boarman had six children, all born in Marion Co, Ky as follows: 1) Mary Elizabeth Boarman (see Chapter 8c2e4c1) was born the 12th of September 1830 in Marion Co, Ky and raised in Marion Co, Ky. Mary Elizabeth Boarman married James Sylvester Howard about 1852 in Marion Co, Ky. James Sylvester was born in 1829 in Ky the son of John Howard (born 1796 Md, a farmer) and Mariah, maiden name unknown (born 1802 Ky) of Marion Co, Ky. Mary Elizabeth and James Sylvester Howard had eight children, all born in Marion Co, Ky. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2e4c1. Mary Elizabeth was living with her son James Melburn Howard according to the 1900 Daviess Co, Ky census. Mary Elizabeth died the 28th of February 1901 in Daviess Co, Ky. 2) James Milburn Boarman (see Chapter 8c2e4c2) was born in January 1832 in Marion Co, Ky and raised in Marion Co, Ky. James Milburn Boarman married twice, first to his first cousin (see paragraph 7c2e4e2) Mary Catherine Clements about 1854 in Marion Co, Ky. Mary Catherine was born in April 1836 in Ky the daughter of John T Clements (born 1810 Ky, a farmer) and Elizabeth Turpin (born about 1812 Ky) who married the 27th of March 1830 in Garrard Co, Ky. Mary Catherine and James Milburn Boarman had ten children, all born in Marion Co, Ky. The 1860 Marion Co, Ky census shows Mary Catherine’s brother William Clements (see paragraph 7c2e4e4) was living with them and both William Clements and James Milburn Boarman were blacksmiths. According to the 1870 Marion Co, Ky census James Milburn Boarman was a retail dry goods merchant. Mary Catherine died about 1874 and then James Milburn Boarman married widow Mollie, maiden name unknown, Jones about 1876 in Marion Co, Ky. Mollie was born in 1847 in Kentucky and married previously and had a daughter, Hattie Jones (born 1871 Ky) living with them. The 1880 Marion Co, Ky census shows that James Milburn Boarman’s sons Jeffery Boarman and Joseph Boarman, from his first marriage, were living with him and Mollie. Mollie and James Milburn Boarman had a daughter, born in Marion Co, Ky. For information about all of James Milburn Boarman’s children, see Chapter 8c2e4c2. As shown in the 1900 Daviess Co, Ky census James Milburn Boarman was a widower and living with his daughter Belle and her family. James Milburn Boarman died in 1905 in Marion Co, Ky. 3) John Oswald Boarman (see Chapter 8c2e4c3) was born in 1834 in Marion Co, Ky and raised in Marion Co, Ky. John Oswald Boarman married Susan C Howard the 2nd of May 1854 in Daviess Co, Ky. Susan was born in 1836 in Ky the daughter of Basil P Howard (born 1801 Ky, a farmer) and Monica Miles (born 1802 Ky) who married the 25th of August 1828 in Washington Co, Ky. Susan and John Oswald Boarman had twelve children, all born in Marion Co, Ky. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2e4c3. The 1860 Marion Co, Ky census shows John Oswald Boarman and Susan with their sons Basil Boarman and James Boarman along with John Oswald’s widow grandmother Mary and her daughter Mary Clements and first cousin John H Clements were living with them. According to the 1880 Marion Co, Ky census John Oswald Boarman was a farmer and he and Susan had the following children living with them at home: John Sylvester Boarman, George Boarman, Cathrine Boarman, Florence Boarman, Mary Elizabeth Boarman, Francis Boarman, John Oswald Boarman jr, and Pious Boarman. John Oswald Boarman died in 1899 in Marion Co, Ky. (Source Code – Cd 233.) 4) Edward Henry Boarman (see Chapter 8c2e4c4) was born the 15th of April 1836 in Marion Co, Ky and raised in Marion Co, Ky. Edward Henry Boarman married Priscilla Bullock the 27th of December 1857 in Marion Co, Ky. Priscilla was born in April 1838 in Ky the daughter of Samuel Bullock (born 1805 Ky, a farmer) and Nancy Mattingly (born 1805 Ky) who married the 13th of September 1833 in Lincoln Co, Ky. Priscilla and Edward Henry Boarman had thirteen children, all born in Marion Co, Ky. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2e4c4. Edward Henry Boarman was a farmer and he and Priscilla with their daughters Anna Boarman and Mary Janette Boarman living with his parents as shown in the 1860 Marion Co, Ky census. The 1900 Marion Co, Ky census shows the following children living with Edward Henry Boarman and Priscilla: John Boarman, Mary Agnes Boarman, Joseph Lee Boarman, and Susan Boarman. That 1900 census also shows niece Mary Lillie Bullock (born September 1878 Ky), and nephew Benjamin Bullock (born December 1879 Ky, a farm laborer) were living with them along with the following “senior citizens”: Bellie Yowell (born September 1820 Ky, a widow), Annie Mattingly (born September 1826 Ky, a widow), Sarah Violet (born May 1828 Ky), and Caleb Wise (born January 1821 Ky, a widower). The 1910 Marion Co, Ky census shows Edward Henry Boarman and Priscilla with niece Mary Lillie Bullock and two grandsons, Joseph L Spalding and Joseph A Boarman (born 1907 Ky). Edward Henry Boarman died the 20th of January 1918 in Marion Co, Ky. 5) Joseph Hallis Boarman (see Chapter 8c2e4c5) was born the 15th of June 1838 in Marion Co, Ky and raised in Marion Co, Ky. Joseph Hallis Boarman married Mary Elizabeth Shively in 1861 in Daviess Co, Ky. Mary Elizabeth was born in October 1845 in Ky the daughter of John L B Shively (born 1807 Ky, a farmer) and Sarah Cooper (born 1812 SC) who married the 11th of February 1830 in Ohio Co, Ky by Rev J Bristow. The bondsman was David French. Mary Elizabeth and Joseph Hallis Boarman had nine children, three born in Daviess Co, Ky and six born in Ohio Co, Ky. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2e4c5. According to the 1880 Ohio Co, Ky census Joseph Hallis Boarman was a farmer and he and Mary Elizabeth had the following children living at home with them: Sarah Ann Boarman, George Boarman, Laura Alice Boarman, John Felix Boarman, James Caleb Boarman, Francis Clarence Boarman, and Cora Elizabeth Boarman along with niece Nancy Anna Boarman and nephew Ernest Sylvester Boarman. Joseph Hallis Boarman died the 25th of March 1919. (Source Code – Cd 233.) 6) George Nicholas Boarman (see Chapter 8c2e4c6) was born the 16th of January 1841 in Marion Co, Ky and was living at home with his parents as shown in the 1860 Marion Co, Ky census. George Nicholas Boarman married Julia Anne Shively the 25th of November 1865 in Daviess Co, Ky. Julia Anne was born August 1849 Ky the daughter of John L B Shively (born 1807 Ky, a farmer) and Sarah Cooper (born 1812 SC) who married the 11th of February 1830 in Ohio Co, Ky by the Rev J Bristow. The bondsman was David French. Julia Anne and George Nicholas Boarman had eleven children, all born in Daviess Co, Ky. The 1900 Daviess Co, Ky census shows that George Nicholas Boarman was a farmer and owned his farm free of any mortage and he and Julia Anne had the following children living with them at home: Katie Boarman, Minnie Teresa Boarman, Agnes Boarman, Helena Boarman, John Boarman, and Joseph Boarman. As shown in the 1910 Ky sndx George Nicholas Boarman was a widower and had Minnie Teresa and her husband and their first two sons living with him. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2e4c6. George Nicholas Boarman died the 6th of June 1926 in Daviess Co, Ky. (Source Code – Cd 233.) 7c2e4e) John T Clements (see Chapter 6c2e4e). (Source Code – Cd 229.) John T Clements was born in 1810 in Lincoln Co, Ky and raised in Lincoln Co, Ky. John T Clements married three times, first to Sarah “Sally” Turpin the 6th of August 1827 in Garrard Co, Ky. Sally was born about 1810 in Ky the daughter of John Turpin and Elizabeth Hopper who married the 7th of April 1810 in Madison Co, Ky. Sally died childless in 1829 in Marion Co, Ky and John T Clements then married Sally’s sister Elizabeth Turpin the 27th of March 1830 in Garrard Co, Ky. Elizabeth was born about 1812 in Kentucky. Elizabeth and John Clements had five children, all born in Marion Co, Ky as follows: 1) Martha A Clements was born in 1835 in Marion Co, Ky and was attending school according to the 1850 Marion Co, Ky census. 2) Mary Catherine Clements was born in April 1836 in Marion Co, Ky and raised in Marion Co, Ky. Mary Catherine Clements married her first cousin (see Chapter 8c2e4c2) James Milburn Boarman about 1854 in Marion Co, Ky. James Milburn was born in January 1832 in Ky the son of Felix Boarman (born 1805 Md, a farmer, died 22 October 1881 Ky) and Nancy Ann Clements (born 1806 Ky, died 19 September 1874 Ky) who married the 27th of March 1830 in Garrard Co, Ky. James Milburn Boarman was a blacksmith. Mary Catherine and James Milburn Boarman had ten children, all born in Marion Co, Ky. See Chapter 8c2e4c2 for information about their children. 3) Caroline M Clements (see Chapter 8c2e4e3) was born in May 1837 in Marion Co, Ky and according to the 1850 Marion Co, Ky census was attending school. Caroline M Clements married Benedict J “Ben” Spalding the 1st of April 1856 in Marion Co, Ky. Benedict was born in 1822 Ky the son of Benedict A Spalding and Matilda Hagan who married the 8th of November 1821 in Washington Co, Ky. Benedict Spalding was a farmer. Caroline and Benedict Spalding had eight children we know of, all born in Marion Co, Ky. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2e4e3. The 1900 Marion Co, Ky census shows that Caroline was a widow and had her eldest daughter Mary and her husband and their six children living with her. Caroline died the 15th of October 1919 in Marion Co, Ky. 4) William Hopper Clements was born in 1840 in Marion Co, Ky and was attending school according to the 1850 Marion Co, Ky census. William Hopper Clements was a blacksmith and was living with his sister Mary Catherine and her husband, James Milburn Boarman who also was a blacksmith according to the 1860 Marion Co, Ky census. 5) John B Clements (see Chapter 8c2e4e5) was born in 1842 in Marion Co, Ky and raised in Marion Co, Ky. John B Clements married Eliza, maiden name unknown in 1861 in Marion Co, Ky. Eliza was born in March 1840 in Kentucky. Eliza and John Clements had six children, all born in Marion Co, Ky. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2e4e5. John Clements was a wagon maker as shown in the 1880 Marion Co, Ky census. According to the 1900 Marion Co, Ky census Eliza was living alone, and had the following children living with her: George Clements, Samuel Clements, and Francis Clements. John B Clements died the 25th of April 1911 in Union Co, Ky. After Elizabeth [Turpin] Clements died then John T Clements married Priscilla, maiden name unknown about 1847 in Marion Co, Ky. Priscilla was born in 1822 in Kentucky. Priscilla and John Clements had two children, both born in Marion Co, Ky as follows: 6) Zachariah Clements was born in 1848 in Marion Co, Ky and that is all we know about him. 7) Mary A Clements was born in 1856 in Daviess Co, Ky and raised in Daviess Co, Ky. Mary A Clements married widower Ignatius (?) T Hodgkins about 1878 in Daviess Co, Ky. Ignatius was born in 1846 in Kentucky and he was a widower with alot of children as follows: William Hodgkins (born 1867 Ky), O L Hodgkins (born 1869 Ky), Ollie B Hodgkins (born 1871 Ky), Margarettie Hodgkins (born 1873 Ky), and Mary M Hodgkins (born 1875 Ky), which Mary help raise. The 1880 Daviess Co, Ky census shows that Mary’s widow mother Priscilla was living with them. Mary and Ignatius T Hodgkins did not have any children of their own according to the 1900 Daviess Co, Ky census. 7c2e4f) William Clements (see Chapter 6c2e4f). William was born about 1812 in Lincoln Co, Ky and raised in Lincoln Co, Ky. William Clements married Eliza, maiden name unknown about 1837 in Marion Co, Ky. Eliza was born in 1817 in Kentucky. Eliza and William Clements had five children, all born in Marion Co, Ky as follows: 1) John H Clements (see Chapter 8c2e4f1) was born in 1838 in Marion Co, Ky and according to the 1860 Marion Co, Ky census was living with his first cousin John Oswald Boarman and his family. John H Clements married Eliza Sarah, maiden name unknown about 1861 in Marion Co, Ky. Eliza Sarah was born in 1841 in Kentucky. Eliza Sarah and John Clements and had seven children, all born in Marion Co, Ky. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2e4f1. John Clements was a wagon-maker. Eliza Sarah died the 4th of August 1914 in Grant Co, Ky. 2) Amanda C Clements (see Chapter 8c2e4f2) was born in 1839 in Marion Co, Ky and according to the 1860 Marion Co, Ky census was living with Henry Lyons (born 1812 Md, a farmer) and his wife Isabella, maiden name unknown (born 1820 Ky). Amanda C Clements married Edward W Knott about 1860 in Marion Co, Ky. Edward was born in 1834 in Kentucky. Amanda and Edward Knott had two daughters as of 1870. For information about their daughters, see Chapter 8c2e4f2. According to the 1860 Scotland Co, Mo census they were living there, but they may have moved back to Kentucky. 3) William Clements jr was born in 1841 in Marion Co, Ky and raised in Marion Co, Ky. William Clements jr married May, maiden name unknown about 1868 in Marion Co, Ky. May was born in 1844 in Kentucky. May and William Clements jr as of 1870 had a daughter, Martha Clements born in 1869 in Marion Co, Ky. As shown in the 1870 Marion Co, Ky census William Clements was working as a farm hand. 4) Edward H Clements was born in 1843 in Marion Co, Ky and raised in Marion Co, Ky. Edward H Clements married Anna M Hamilton in 1869 in Marion Co, Ky. Anna was born in 1850 Ky the daughter of William Hamilton and Mary “Milley” Caldwell (born 1822 Ky) who married the 18th of February 1839 in Lincoln Co, Ky. Edward Clements was a saloon keeper as shown in the 1880 Marion Co, Ky census. That 1880 census also shows that Edward Clements and Anna had Anna’s mother and Anna’s sister Mary Hamilton (born 1862 Ky). Anna and Edward Clements did not have any children. The 1810 Marion Co, Ky census shows Edward Clements and Anna living alone and Edward working as a carpenter and he owned his home free of any mortage. Edward H Clements died the 22nd of November 1919 in Hardin Co, Ky. 5) James A Clements was born in 1845 in Marion Co, Ky and died the 3rd of November 1926 in Henry Co, Ky. At this time we do not know anymore about him. 7c2e4g) Alfred Clements (see Chapter 6c2e4g). Alfred Clements was born in 1813 in Lincoln Co, Ky and raised in Lincoln Co, Ky. Alfred Clements married Ann, maiden name unknown about 1845 in Marion Co, Ky. Ann was born in 1823 in Kentucky. Ann and Alfred Clements and had six children, all born in Marion Co, Ky as follows: 1) Mary Jane Clements was born in 1846 in Marion Co, Ky and raised in Marion Co, Ky. Mary Jane Clements married George Harmon the 6th of April 1864 in Casey Co, Ky. At this time this is all we know about this couple. 2) Susan M Clements was born in 1848 in Marion Co, Ky and was not living with her family in 1870. 3) Charles W Clements was born in 1852 in Marion Co, Ky and raised in Marion Co, Ky. Charles W Clements married Mary E Sally the 1st of March 1871 in Marion Co, Ky. At this time this is all we know about this couple. 4) Sarah F Clements was born in 1855 in Marion Co, Ky and was attending school as shown in the 1870 Marion Co, Ky census. 5) Lucretia Clements was born in 1858 in Marion Co, Ky and was attending school according to the 1870 Marion Co, Ky census. 6) John F Clements (see Chapter 8c2e4g6) was born in April 1860 in Marion Co, Ky and raised in Marion Co, Ky. John F Clements married Martha, maiden name unknown in 1883 Marion Co, Ky. Martha was born in May 1859 in Kentucky. Martha and John Clements had four children as of 1900, all born in Marion Co, Ky. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2e4g6. 7c2e5a) Susan Hocker (see Chapter 6c2e5a). (Source Code – Cd 229.) Susan Hocker was born in 1804 in Madison Co, Ky and raised in Madison Co, Ky. Susan Hocker married Martin Owens the 8th of April 1833 in Mercer Co, Ky. Martin was born in 1808 in Ky the son of Thomas Owens and Lydia Stillman who married the 1st of July 1795 in Mercer Co, Ky. Susan and Martin Owens had two children, both born in Madison Co, Ky as follows: 1) Malissa Owens was born in 1834 in Madison Co, Ky and was living at home with her parents in 1850 in Madison Co, Ky. 2) George Owens was born in 1835 in Madison Co, Ky and was attending school according to the 1850 Madison Co, Ky census. 7c2e5b) Joseph Ellison Hocker (see Chapter 6c2e5b). (Source Code – Cd 229.) Joseph Ellison Hocker was born the 23rd of April 1805 in Madison Co, Ky and raised in Madison Co, Ky. Joseph Ellison Hocker married twice, first to Elzira Moberly Brasfield the 5th of January 1831 in Madison Co, Ky. Elzira Moberly was born the 28th of March 1815 Ky the daughter of James Ely Brasfield (born 28 April 1782 Va, died 12 April 1864 Il) and Tabithia Moberly (born 25 January 1785, died 20 September 1858 Il) who married the 29th of May 1806 in Madison Co, Ky. Elzira Moberly and Joseph Ellison Hocker had nine children, the eldest born in Madison Co, Ky and the other eight were born in Boone Co, In as follows: 1) George W Hocker was born in 1832 in Madison Co, Ky and raised in Madison Co, Ky and Boone Co, In and Sangamon Co, Il. George Hocker was attending school and was working on the farm as shown in the 1850 Boone Co, In census. George W Hocker married Mary M Furguson the 10th of August 1876 in Howard Co, In. At this time we do not know anymore about this couple. 2) Ann Marie Hocker was born in 1834 in Boone Co, In and raised in Boone Co, In and Madison Co, Ky. Ann Marie Hocker married Joseph Humphrey Lipscomb the 26th of October 1853 in Madison Co, Ky. Joseph Humphrey was the son of William L Lipscomb (born 1805 Ky, a farmer) and Polly Jones (born 1804 Ky) who married the 21st of September 1826 in Madison Co, Ky. Ann Marie and Joseph Humphrey Lipscomb lived in Los Angeles, Ca and did not have any children. (Source Code – Cd 233.) 3) Nicholas Hocker (see Chapter 8c2e5b3) was born the 7th of January 1837 in Boone Co, In and raised in Boone Co, In and Madison Co, Ky. Nicholas Hocker married Elizabeth Ann James the 25th of December 1863 in Lincoln Co, Ky. Elizabeth Ann was born in September 1845 in Mass the daughter of John James (died before 1900) and Nancy B, maiden name unknown (born February 1827 Mass) who married in Massachusetts and were living in Lincoln Co, Ky in 1860. Elizabeth Ann and Nicholas Hocker had six children, five we know of, the eldest born in Kansas, and the others were born in El Paso Co, Co. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2e5b3. According to the 1880 Co sndx Nicholas Hocker and Elizabeth Ann lived in Colorado Springs, El Pasco Co, Co, and in 1885 they lived in Salt River Valley, Co. As shown in the 1900 Az sndx Elizabeth Ann’s widow mother was living with them in Gila Co, Az and it shows Nicholas Hocker was a farmer and owned his farm free of any mortage. Nicholas Hocker died in 1908 in Gila Co, Az. According to the 1920 Az sndx Elizabeth Ann had her son Percy and his wife Carrie, and Carrie’s daughter (Pauline Roamer, born 1906 Az) from a earlier marriage were living with her at 523 Chisolum Ave, Miami, Gila Co, Az. Elizabeth Ann [James] Hocker died in 1927 in Gila Co, Az. (Source Code – Cd 233.) 4) James Brasfield Hocker (see Chapter 8c2e5b4) was born the 13th of June 1840 in Boone Co, In raised in Boone Co, In and Madison Co, Ky and Sangamon Co, Il. James Brasfield Hocker married Nancy Alice Livingston the 15th of March 1877 in Mohave Co, Az. Nancy Alice was born the 25th of December 1858 Waitsburg, Wa. Nancy Alice and James Brasfield Hocker had four children, the eldest born in Maricopa Co, Az and the other three born in Gila Co, Az. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2e5b4. According to the 1880 Az sndx James Brasfield Hocker and Nancy Alice were living in the Richmond Basin in Maricopa Co, Az. As shown in the 1900 Gila Co, Az James Brasfield Hocker was a farmer and owned his farm with a mortage. That 1900 census also shows the following sons living with their parents in Gila Co, Az: Henry Ellison Hocker, Clarence Hocker, and James Monroe Hocker. James Brasfield Hocker died the 18th of June 1906 in Holtville, Ca and Nancy Alice [Livingston] Hocker died the 13th of April 1940 in Holtville, Ca. 5) Mary Elizabeth Hocker (see Chapter 8c2e5b5) was born the 25th of November 1841 in Boone Co, In and raised in Boone Co, In and Madison Co, Ky and Sangamon Co, Il. Mary Elizabeth Hocker1 married Leander Almansin Williams the 5th of April 1872 by T R Slicer, Elder of the Methodist Epcisopal Church in Denver, Arapahoe Co, Co. Leander Almansin was born the 4th of October 1834 in Monkton, Addison Co, Vt the son of Milan Williams and Betsey Lucas Nimblet. Mary Elizabeth and Leander Almansin Williams had three children, all born in Arapahoe Co, Co. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2e5b5. According to the 1880 Co sndx Leander Almansin Williams and Mary Elizabeth and their first two children were living in Denver, Arapahoe Co, Co and Leander Almansin Williams was a stock raiser. Leander Almansin Williams died the 17th of July 1884 in Denver, Arapahoe Co, Co and Mary Elizabeth [Hocker] Williams died the 23rd of November 1917 in Normal Heights, San Diego Co, Ca and buried in the Greenwood Cemetery, San Diego, Ca. 6) Mildred Hocker was born in 1844 in Boone Co, In and raised in Boone Co, In and Madison Co, Ky and Sangamon Co, Il. Mildred Hocker married John L Mason the 4th of May 1876 in Sangamon Co, Il John was born about 1842 in Il the son of Peter B Mason and Sarah W Carpenter who married the 14th of November 1840 in Lincoln Co, Ky. Mildred and John Mason apparently did not have any children. 7) Clara Hocker was born the 20th of November 1848 in Boone Co, In and raised in Boone Co, In and Madison Co, Ky and Sangamon Co, Il. Clara Hocker married a “McBride”. At this time we do not know anymore about them. 8) Belle Hocker was born the 4th of October 1851 in Boone Co, In and raised in Boone Co, In and Madison Co, Ky and Sangamon Co, Il. Belle Hocker married a “McBride”. We do not know anymore about them. 9) Tabithia Laura Hocker was born in 1854 in Boone Co, In and according to the 1860 Sangamon Co, Il census was attending school. We do not know anymore about her. Elzira Moberly [Brasfield] Hocker died the 26th of July 1862 and then Joseph Ellison Hocker married to Phoebe Worley in 1861 in Madison Co, Ky. Phoebe was the daughter of George Worley and Ann Moore who married the 1st of February 1811 in Mercer Co, Ky. Apparently Phoebe and Joseph Ellison Hocker had no children. 7c2e5d) Elvira A Hocker (see Chapter 6c2e5d). (Source Code – Cd 229.) Elvira A Hocker was born the 28th of May 1809 in Madison Co, Ky and raised in Madison Co, Ky. Elvira A Hocker married George W Broaddus the 11th of December 1828 in Madison Co, Ky. George was born in 1806 in Ky the son of Richard Broaddus and Mine Jeter who married the 1st of August 1795 in Amelia Co, Va. Elvira and George Broaddus had eight children, all born in Madison Co, Ky as follows: 1) Nicholas Broaddus was born in 1830 in Madison Co, Ky and was a deputy sheriff and living at home with his parents as shown in the 1850 Madison Co, Ky census. At this time we do not know anymore about him. 2) Henry Clay Broaddus (see Chapter 8c2e5d2) was born in 1832 in Madison Co, Ky and was attending school according to the 1850 Madison Co, Ky census. Henry Clay Broaddus married twice, first to Elizabeth Bush about 1855 in Madison Co, Ky. Elizabeth was born in 1837 in Ky the daughter of John G Bush (born 1818 Ky) and Martha, maiden name unknown (born 1823 Ky). Elizabeth and Henry Clay Broaddus had seven children, all born in Madison Co, Ky. According to the 1860 Madison Co, Ky census Henry Clay Broaddus was a farmer and he and Elizabeth had their first two children. The 1870 Madison Co, Ky census we find that Henry Clay Broaddus and Elizabeth had the following children: Pleasant Bush Broaddus, Jane Broaddus, Elviria Broaddus, and Elizabeth Broaddus. Elizabeth and Henry Clay Broaddus had seven children, all born in Madison Co, Ky. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2e5d2. Elizabeth [Bush] Broaddus died about 1874 in Madison Co, Ky. The 1880 Madison Co, Ky census shows that Henry Clay Broaddus was a widower and his sister Mildred and her son Clay Berry were living with him. Then Henry Clay Broaddus married his late wife’s sister the widow Nancy M [Bush] Tribble after 1880 in Madison Co, Ky. Nancy was born in 1842 in Ky the widow of Martin Tribble (born 1828 Ky, a farmer) who she married the 16th of November 1859 in Madison Co, Ky. Nancy had the following children from this earlier marriage: Ella Tribble (born 1861 Ky), William Tribble (born 1862 Ky), John Tribble (born 1865 Ky), Charles Tribble (born 1867 Ky), Mattie Tribble (born 1871 Ky), and Thomas Tribble (born 1878 Ky). Apparently Nancy and Henry Clay Broaddus did not have any children. 3) Mary A Broaddus (see Chapter 8c2e5d3) was born in May 1836 in Madison Co, Ky and raised in Madison Co, Ky. Mary A Broaddus married Lewis C Haggard the 6th of September 1855 in Madison Co, Ky. Lewis was born in June 1821 in Ky the son of George Haggard (born Va) and Nancy Whitmore (born Va) who married the 13th of April 1819 in Lincoln Co, Ky. Mary and Lewis Haggard had six children, five born in Bates Co, Mo and one born in Madison Co, Ky. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2e5d3. The 1880 Bates Co, Mo census shows Lewis Haggard and Mary with the following children: Dixie Lee Haggard, Stonewall Haggard, Joseph Haggard, and a orphan, Cora Burnhart (born 1872 Mo) all living in Shawnee Twp, Mo. Lewis Haggard and Mary were living alone in Adrian, Deer Creek Twp, Mo and owned their home free of any mortage according to the 1900 Bates Co, Mo census. The 1910 Bates Co, Mo census has Mary a widow and living alone in Elorado, Springs, Cedar Co, Mo. (Source Code – Cd 233.) 4) Mildred R Broaddus was born in 1839 in Madison Co, Ky and was attending school according to the 1850 Madison Co, Ky census. Mildred R Broaddus married her first cousin William F Berry the 4th of March 1859 in Madison Co, Ky. William was born about 1836 in Ky the son of Harvey Berry and Elizabeth Broaddus who married the 19th of February 1833 in Madison Co, Ky. William’s paternal grandparents are Richard Broaddus and Mine Jeter who married the 1st of August 1795 in Amelia Co, Va. Mildred and William Berry had a son, Clay Berry born in 1860 in Madison Co, Ky before William Berry’s early death. Mildred and her son Clay Berry were living with her widower brother Henry Clay Broaddus and his family as shown in the 1880 Madison Co, Ky census. (Source Code – Cd 233.) 5) Martha Emma Broaddus was born in 1842 in Madison Co, Ky and as shown in the 1850 Madison Co, Ky census was attending school. Martha Emma Broaddus married twice, first to Thomas Burgess the 29th of April 1857 in Madison Co, Ky and apparently Thomas died before 1860 without children. As shown in the 1860 Lincoln Co, Ky census Martha Emma was a widow and was living with her maternal uncle William Lackey and his wife Martha [Hocker]. Martha Emma Broaddus then married Newton Hill the 28th of February 1872 in Madison Co, Ky. Newton was born the son Alexander Hill and Sarah Cummins who married the 12th of April 1834 in Bourbon Co, Ky. Martha Emma and Newton Hill had a daughter, Pattie Hill born about 1873 in Madison Co, Ky. (Source Code – Cd 233.) That is all we know about this couple. 6) James R Broaddus was born in 1845 in Madison Co, Ky and attending school according to the 1850 and 1860 Madison Co, Ky census. The 1870 Madison Co, Ky census shows James Broaddus living with Samuel Green (born 1811 Ky, a farmer) and his family and working as a farm laborer. Apparently James Broaddus died fairly young and never did get married. 7) William Andrew Broaddus was born in 1848 in Madison Co, Ky and raised in Madison Co, Ky. William Andrew Broaddus married Cassie Woods about 1879 in Madison Co, Ky. Cassie was born in 1858 in Ky the daughter of Green V Woods (born 1815 Ky, a hotel keeper) and America, maiden name unknown (born 1823 Ky) of Madison Co, Ky. According to the 1880 Madison Co, Ky census William Andrew Broaddus was a farmer. Cassie and William Andrew Broaddus had a child who died in infancy. 8) Thomas Miller Broaddus (see Chapter 8c2e5d8) was born the 21st of May 1848 in Madison Co, Ky and raised in Madison Co, Ky. Thomas Miller Broaddus married Alice R Dejarnatt the 15th of June 1875 in Bates Co, Mo. Alice was born in June 1857 in Mo the daughter of Richard Dejarnatt (died before 1880 Mo) and Mary Ann “Polly” Oldham (born 1818 Ky) who married the 15th of August 1839 in Madison Co, Ky. Alice and Thomas Miller Broaddus had eight children, all born in Bates Co, Mo. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2e5d8. As shown in the 1880 Bates Co, Mo census Alice’s widow mother was living with them. According to the 1900 Pawnee Co, Ok census Thomas Miller Broaddus was the register of deeds for Pawnee Co, Ok. That 1900 census also shows Thomas Miller Broaddus owned his home with a mortage and he and Alice had the following children: Nicholas Broaddus, Richard Dejarnatt Broaddus, Roy Broaddus, Grace Broaddus, and William Broaddus living on G Street, Pawnee, Pawnee Co, Ok. According to the 1920 Ok sndx Thomas Miller Broaddus and Alice were living alone at 114 14 St, Pawhucka, Osage Co, Ok. (Source Code – Cd 234.) 7c2e5i) William Kavanaugh Hocker (see Chapter 6c2e5i). (Source Codes – Cd 227, Cd 229.) William Kavanaugh Hocker was born in 1820 in Madison Co, Ky and raised in Madison Co, Ky. William Kavanaugh Hocker married three times, first to Elizabeth Faris the 29th of February 1844 in Pettis Co, Mo. Elizabeth was born in 1823 in Ky the daughter of Dr Moses Faris (born 1787 Pa, a physician) and Elizabeth Frazer (born 1794 Ky) who married the 17th of August 1814 in Fayette Co, Ky. Elizabeth and William Kavanaugh Hocker had a daughter, born in Pettis Co, Mo as follows: 1) Mary Ellen Hocker born 1845 in Pettis Co, Mo and raised in Pettis Co, Mo. Mary Ellen mother died apparently given birth to Mary Ellen Hocker and then she was raised by her late mother’s parents. The 1860 Pettis Co, Mo census shows Mary Ellen Hocker’s maternal grandmother living with her invalid son John Faris and his family. We cannot locate Mary Ellen Hocker or her maternal grandfather. They may have died before 1860 in Pettis Co, Mo. After returning to Madison Co, Ky William Kavanaugh Hocker married Virginia Frances Brown the 5th of November 1846 in Madison Co, Ky. Virginia Frances was born the 17th of December 1822 Ky the daughter of Ira Benajah Brown and Frances Jarman Mullins who married the 6th of February 1817 in Albemarle Co, Va. Virginia Frances and William Kavanaugh Hocker had seven children, the first two born in Madison Co, Ky and the other six born in Lincoln Co, Ky as follows: 2) Sarah Frances “Fannie” Hocker (see Chapter 8c2e5i2) was born in 1847 in Madison Co, Ky and raised in Madison Co, Ky. Sarah Frances “Fannie” Hocker married Samuel Hanley Shanks1 the 11th of January 1870 in Lincoln Co, Ky. Samuel was born the 18th of September 1835 in Lincoln Co, Ky the son of William Shanks (born 3 June 1784 Ky, died 5 June 1872 Ky) and Rebecca Baughman (born 6 February 1805, died 29 September 1855 Ky) who married the 22nd of March 1822 in Lincoln Co, Ky. Samuel’s paternal grandparents are William Shanks (born 25 August 1747 on the boat on the way over, died 27 July 1817 Ky) and Sarah Hanley (born 16 March 1757 Va, died 26 April 1845 Ky) who married before 1780 in Roanoke, Va. Samuel’s maternal grandparents are Henry Harry Baughman (born 4 June 1776 Va, died October 1863 Garrard Co, Ky) and Patience Owsley (born 3 May 1786 Lincoln Co, Ky, died June 1841 Boyle Co, Ky) who married the 11th of May 1804 in Lincoln Co, Ky. Samuel’s paternal great grandfather was William Shanks of Scotland. Samuel’s maternal great grandfather was Henry Baughman, who came from Amsterdam, Holland and was killed by Indians near Crab Orchard, Lincoln Co, Ky on his way to Kentucky from Virginia. Fannie and Samuel Hanley Shanks had three children, all born in Lincoln Co, Ky. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2e5i2. According to the 1900 Lincoln Co, Ky census Samuel Hanley Shanks was a widower and was living with his son William Hocker Shanks and his wife. Samuel Hanley Shanks’s occupation was listed as a capitalist in 1900. Samuel Hanley Shanks died the 1st of April 1912 in Lincoln Co, Ky. (Source Code – Cd 233.) 3) Nicholas Hocker was born in May 1850 in Madison Co, Ky and died of smallpox in the late 1860’s in Lonoke, Ark. 4) Mary Brown “Maggie” Hocker was born in 1850 in Lincoln Co, Ky and as shown in the 1880 Ky sndx was living at home with her widower father. Mary Brown “Maggie” Hocker married Samuel Calhoun Roan in the early 1880’s and they had four or five children that died in their infancy. 5) Nancy “Nannie” Hocker (see Chapter 8c2e5i5) was born in April 1856 in Lincoln Co, Ky and raised in Lincoln Co, Ky. Nancy “Nannie” Hocker married Lewis Simpson in 1883 in Hardeman Co, Tx. Louis was born in May 1855 in Louisana. Nannie and Lewis Simpson had four children as of 1900, all born in Hardeman Co, Tx. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2e5i5. Lewis Simpson was a lumber merchant and owned his home without a mortage according to the 1900 Hardeman Co, Tx census. 6) Lucy Brown Hocker (see Chapter 8c2e5i6) was born in March 1858 in Lincoln Co, Ky and raised in Lincoln Co, Ky. Lucy Brown Hocker married Powhatan P Trueheart in 1880 in Lincoln Co, Ky. Powhatan was born in November 1851 in Va the son of Charles H Trueheart and Virginia Crump who married the 19th of March 1838 in Powhatan Co, Va. Lucy and Dr Powhatan Trueheart had two children, both born in Rice Co, Ks. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2e5i6. Dr Powhatan Trueheart was a physician and he owned his home free of any mortage as shown in the 1900 Rice Co, Ks census. 7) Virgina W “Jennie” Hocker (see Chapter 8c2e5i7) was born in 1859 in Lincoln Co, Ky and according to the 1880 Ky sndx was living at home with her widower father. Virgina W “Jennie” Hocker married Charles Beckett about 1885 in Lincoln Co, Ky. Jennie and Charles Beckett had two children, both born in Jackson Co, Mo. See Chapter 8c2e5i7 for information about their children. Jennie and Charles Beckett also lived in Texas. 8) Willie Kavanaugh Hocker (see Chapter 8c2e5i8) was born in November 1861 in Lincoln Co, Ky and as shown in the 1880 Ky sndx was living at home with her widower father. Willie Kavanaugh Hocker married George Washington Thomson about 1881 in Lincoln Co, Ky. George Washington Thomson was a decorator. Willie Kavanaugh and George Washington Thomson had two children, both born in Jefferson Co, Ark. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2e5i8. Willie Kavanaugh wrote the state anthem for the state of Arkansas. We are looking for more information about her. Virginia Frances [Brown] Hocker died in 1888 and then William Kavanaugh Hocker married Irene Faris who apparently was his first wife’s sister, but they did not have any children. 7c2e5j) Martha Ann Hocker (see Chapter 6c2e5j). (Source Code – Cd 229.) Martha Ann Hocker was born the 28th of August 1822 in Madison Co, Ky and raised in Madison Co, Ky. Martha Ann Hocker married William Miller Lackey the 8th of December 1837 in Mercer Co, Ky. William Miller was born in 1816 in Ky the son of Samuel Lackey (born 1787 Va, a wheelright and farmer) and Jane Miller (the daughter of Col John Miller of Madison Co, Ky). Martha Ann and William Miller Lackey had two sons, both born in Lincoln Co, Ky as follows: 1) Samuel Eugene Lackey (see Chapter 8c2e5j1) was born in 1840 in Lincoln Co, Ky and raised in Lincoln Co, Ky. Samuel Eugene Lackey married Susan Kennedy Alexander in 1869 in Lincoln Co, Ky. Susan Kennedy was born in 1851 in Tn the daughter of James Alexander and Nancy Jane Miller who married the 17th of July 1850 in Gallatin, Sumner Co, Tn. Susan Kennedy and Samuel Eugene Lackey had five children, all born in Lincoln Co, Ky. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2e5j1. Samuel Eugene Lackey was educated at the University of Virginia and served in the confederate army under the command of General John Morgan. Samuel Eugene Lackey was captured in the Morgan-Ohio raid. He escaped prison in Chicago, Il and took part in the St Albans, Vermont raid. Samuel Eugene Lackey was exiled in Canada until pardoned by President Andrew Johnson. Samuel Eugene Lackey died in 1911 and Susan Kennedy [Alexander] Lackey died in 1933. 2) Nicholas Hocker Lackey was born in 1842 in Lincoln Co, Ky and was attending school as shown in the 1860 Lincoln Co, Ky census. That is all we know about him at this time. 7c2e5k) Mary Jane Hocker (see Chapter 6c2e5k). (Source Code – TW5, Cd 229.) Mary Jane Hocker was born the 21st of February 1825 in Madison Co, Ky and raised in Madison Co, Ky. Mary Jane Hocker married Thomas Woods Miller the 1st of June 1841 in Madison Co, Ky. Thomas Woods was born the 3rd of December 1811 in Ky the son of Daniel Miller (born 1764 Albemarle Co, Va, a farmer, died 1841 Ky) and Susanna Woods (born in Nelson Co, Va) who married the 25th of November 1793 in Albemarle Co, Va. Mary Jane and Thomas Woods Miller had a daughter, born in Madison Co, Ky as follows: 1) Susan Malinda Miller (see Chapter 8c2e5k1) was born the 27th of May 1842 in Madison Co, Ky and was attending school according to the 1860 Madison Co, Ky census. Susan Malinda Miller married John Samuel Owsley the 15th of October 1861 in Madison Co, Ky. John Samuel was born in October 1840 Ky the son of Samuel Owsley and Eliza Stevenson who married the 17th of July 1839 in Lincoln Co, Ky. Susan Malinda and John Samuel Owsley had eight children, all born in Madison Co, Ky. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2e5k1. Susan Malinda died the 15th of October 1888 in Lincoln Co, Ky. The 1900 Lincoln Co, Ky census shows that John Samuel Owsley was a farmer and owned his farm free of any mortage. That same 1900 census also shows that John Samuel Owsley was a widower and he had the following children living with him: Malinda Owsley, Emma McGehee Owsley, and Michael Owsley. John Samuel Owsley died the 24th of January 1914 in Fayette Co, Ky. (Source Code – TW5, Cd 233.) 7c2e5m) Jael Woods Hocker (see Chapter 6c2e5m). Jael Woods Hocker was born the 27th of February 1831 in Madison Co, Ky and raised in Madison Co, Ky. Jael Woods Hocker married twice, first to Joel White Gentry about 1849 in Pettis Co, Mo. Joel White was born in 1815 in Mo the son of Reuben E Gentry and Elizabeth White who married the 23rd of November 1806 in Madison Co, Ky. Jael Woods and Joel White Gentry had two children, both born in Pettis Co, Mo before Joel’s early death as follows: 1) Nicholas Hocker Gentry (see Chapter 8c2e5m1) was born the 16th of March 1850 in Pettis Co, Mo and was attending school as shown in the 1860 Pettis Co, Mo census. The 1870 Pettis Co, Mo census shows Nicholas Hocker Gentry was a farmer and was living with his widow mother. Nicholas Hocker Gentry married Marian Dixon “Minnie” Carter the 29th of December 1875 in Sedalia, Pettis Co, Mo. Minnie was born in July 1853 in Dover, Mo the daughter of William Carter and Martha Ann Ellis who married the 26th of July 1849 in Pettis Co, Mo. Minnie and Nicholas Hocker Gentry had six children, all born in Pettis Co, Mo. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2e5m1. According to the 1900 Pettis Co, Mo census Nicholas Hocker Gentry was a farmer and owned his farm with a mortage. That 1900 also shows Nicholas Hocker Gentry and Minnie with the following children living at home: Jael Gentry, Ella Gentry, Nancy Gentry, Lucy Gentry, and Lee Morrison Gentry. As shown in the 1920 Pettis Co, Mo census Nicholas Hocker Gentry was a widower and a farmer who owned his farm with a mortage. That same census also shows that he had his daughter Ella and her family livng with him. (Source Code – Cd 234.) 2) Eliza Jaella “Ella” Gentry (see Chapter 8c2e5m2) was born in 1852 in Pettis Co, Mo and was attending school as shown in the 1860 Pettis Co, Mo census. Eliza Jaella “Ella” Gentry married Singleton M Morrison the 8th of June 1870 in Pettis Co, Mo. Singleton was born in 1844 in Va the son of William Morrison and Frances Nelms who married the 20th of April 1836 in Northumberland Co, Va. Ella and Singleton Morrison had five children, all born in Denver, Arapahoe Co, Co. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2e5m2. According to the 1870 Pettis Co, Mo census Singleton Morrison was a dry goods merchant. (Source Code – Cd 234.) After Joel White Gentry died then Jael Woods married his brother Richard Gentry about 1853 in Pettis Co, Mo. Richard was born in 1808 in Kentucky. Jael Woods and Richard Gentry had four children before Richard’s death, all born in Pettis Co, Mo as follows: 3) Richard White Gentry (see Chapter 8c2e5m3) was born the 3rd of January 1857 in Pettis Co, Mo and was attending school as shown in the 1870 Pettis Co, Mo census. Richard White Gentry married Mary Ella Tussey the 25th of December 1877 in Saline Co, Mo. Mary Ella was born in November 1859 in Mo the daughter of James Tussey and Jane Powell who married the 15th of February 1844 in Pettis Co, Mo. Mary Ella and Richard White Gentry had three children, all born in Pettis Co, Mo. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2e5m3. According to the 1880 Pettis Co, Mo census Richard White Gentry was a farmer and he and Mary Ella had two daughters and Mary Ella’s brother Reuben A Tussey (born 1855 Mo, a farm hand) living with them. Richard White Gentry died in November 1883 in Pettis Co, Mo. The 1900 Pettis Co, Mo census shows Mary Ella was a widow and working as a public school teacher and she had all three of her children living with her. (Source Code – Cd 234.) 4) Mary Virginia Gentry was born in 1860 in Pettis Co, Mo and raised in Pettis Co, Mo. Mary Virginia Gentry married Albert Woods Walburn the 28th of November 1883 in a double wedding ceremony with her sister Nancy Elizabeth Gentry, in Pettis Co, Mo. At this time we do not know anymore about this couple except they may have lived in New York, NY. (Source Code – Cd 234.) 5) Nancy Elizabeth Gentry (see Chapter 8c2e5m5) was born the 3rd of August 1863 in Pettis Co, Mo and was attending school according to the 1870 Pettis Co, Mo census. Nancy Elizabeth Gentry married William Rodes Estill the 28th of November 1883 in a a double wedding ceremony with her sister Mary Virginia Gentry, in Pettis Co, Mo. William Rodes was born the 20th of March 1860 in Mo the son of James Robert Estill (born 30 January 1819 Ky, a farmer and businessman) and Mary Ann Turner who married the 20th of March 1845 in Howard Co, Mo. William Rodes paternal grandparents are Wallace Estill and Elizabeth Rodes (the daughter of Robert Rodes) who married about 1808 in Madison Co, Ky. William Rodes maternal grandparents are Talton Turner (born 2 November 1791 Ky) and Sarah Erickson who married the 17th of February 1820 in Howard Co, Mo. Nancy Elizabeth and William Roades Estill had four children, all born in Pettis Co, Mo. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2e5m5. William Rodes Estill died about 1895 in Pettis Co, Mo. As shown in the 1900 Pettis Co, Mo census Nancy Elizabeth was a widow and a capitalist with all of her children living with her at her mother’s home in Sedalia, Mo. The 1920 Howard Co, Mo census shows Nancy Elizabeth living with her son James Robert Estill and his family, but the 1920 Pettis Co, Mo census shows Nancy Elizabeth was living with her daughters Nannie Gentry and Mary, and granddaughter Nannie Wade. (Source Code – Cd 234.) 6) Charles Carter Gentry was born in 1868 in Pettis Co, Mo and raised in Pettis Co, Mo. Charles Carter Gentry married Minnie F, maiden name unknown about 1904 in Pettis Co, Mo. Minnie was born in 1871 in Illinois. Minnie and Charles Carter Gentry had a son as of 1920, Charles W Gentry who was born in 1905 in Pettis Co, Mo and attending school as shown in the 1920 Pettis Co, Mo census. Charles Carter Gentry was a farmer and owned his farm free of any mortage according to the 1920 Pettis Co, Mo census. 7c2e7a) Artemsia Hocker (see Chapter 6c2e7a). (Source Code – Cd 229.) Artemsia Hocker was born the 29th of January 1807 in Lincoln Co, Ky and raised in Lincoln Co, Ky. Artemsia Hocker married William Mudd the 20th of April 1825 in Lincoln Co, Ky. William was born about 1805 the son of Nicholas Mudd and Eleanor Ferguson who married the 19th of October 1803 in Washington Co, Ky. Artemsia and William Mudd had a daughter before Artemsia’s early death, born in Lincoln Co, Ky as follows: 1) Eleanor Ann Mudd (see Chapter 8e2e7a1) was born the 31st of July 1826 in Lincoln Co, Ky and raised in Lincoln Co, Ky. Eleanor Ann Mudd married widower Kendrick B Jameson the 7th of July 1851 in Hart Co, Ky. Kendrick was born in 1809 in Ky the son of William Jameson and an unknown Kendrick. Kendrick Jameson was previously married to Louisa Burks the 8th of July 1829 in Green Co, Ky and they had many children. Eleanor Ann and Kendrick had five children, all born in Hart Co, Ky. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2e7a1. According to the 1860 Hart Co, Ky census Kendrick Jameson is a lawyer and shows him and Eleanor Ann with their first two children. That census also shows that a Benjamin Kendrick (born 1837 Ky, a farmer), who was either a brother or cousin of Kendrick Jameson, and a J T Harvey (born 1847 Ky) living with them. According to the 1870 Hart Co, Ky census Kendrick Jameson and Eleanor Ann are shown with four children, William Kendrick Jameson, Marie Artemesia Jameson, Thaddeus Crittenden Jameson, and Ella Louise Jameson. The 1900 Hart Co, Ky census shows Eleanor Ann a widow and living with her son William Kendrick Jameson and his family. Eleanor Ann [Mudd] Jameson died in February 1910 in Hart Co, Ky. (Source Code – Cd 233.) 7c2e7b) Emily Hocker (see Chapter 6c2e7b). (Source Code – Cd 229.) Emily Hocker was born about 1810 in Lincoln Co, Ky and raised in Lincoln Co, Ky. Emily Hocker married Michael Young the 7th of November 1826 in Lincoln Co, Ky. William Mudd provided the security and Emily’s father George Hocker gave his consent. Michael was born in 1800 in Kentucky. Emily and Michael Young had three children, all born in Shelby Co, Ky before Emily’s early death, as follows: 1) Nancy Louisa Young (see Chapter 8c2e7b1) was born in 1827 in Shelby Co, Ky and raised in Shelby Co, Ky. Nancy Louisa Young married James M Runyon the 24th of September 1844 in Shelby Co, Ky. James was born in 1822 in Kentucky. Nancy Louisa and James Runyon had four children, two born in Jefferson Co, Ky and two born in Ohio Co, Ky. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2e7b1. According to the 1850 Jefferson Co, Ky census James Runyon was a farmer. As shown in the 1860 Ohio Co, Ky census James Runyon was a farmer and he and Nancy Louisa and their four children had a Mary A Corwin (born 1833 Ky) and kinfold (see paragraph 7c2d4a3) George M Hocker (born 5 October 1838 Ky, a farm laborer) were living with them. (Source Code – Cd 229.) 2) William Hocker Young was born in 1832 in Shelby Co, Ky and raised in Shelby Co, Ky. According to the 1850 Shelby Co, Ky census William Hocker Young was living at home with his father and step-mother and farming. At this time we do not know anymore about him. 3) Julia Ann Young was born about 1834 in Shelby Co, Ky and raised in Shelby Co, Ky. Reportedly Julia Ann Young married the 1st of March 1855, but we do not know to who, nor do we know anymore about her. 7c2e7c) Owen Hocker (see Chapter 6c2e7c). (Source Codes – Cd 229, Cd 233.) Owen Hocker was born the 1st of May 1813 in Lincoln Co, Ky and raised in Lincoln Co, Ky. Owen Hocker married twice, first to Mary A Sandifier the 7th of December 1841 in Lincoln Co, Ky. Mary was born in 1823 in Ky the daughter of Joseph Sandifier and Ann, maiden name unknown. Mary and Owen Hocker had four children before Mary died, all born in Lincoln Co, Ky as follows: 1) Elizabeth Ann Hocker was born the 2nd of October 1841 in Lincoln Co, Ky and died the 17th of March 1853 and is buried in the Hocker Cemetery on the W C White farm in Junction City, Ky. 2) Nancy Ann Hocker was born in 1843 in Lincoln Co, Ky and was attending school as shown in the 1860 Lincoln Co, Ky census. We have an input that states that Nancy Ann Hocker married and moved with her brother William Hocker to Hendricks Co, In. At this time this is all we know of her. 3) William W Hocker (see Chapter 8c2e7c3) was born in 1844 in Lincoln Co, Ky and according to the 1860 Lincoln Co, Ky census was attending school. William W Hocker married twice, first to Nancy “Nannie”, maiden name unknown about 1867 in Marion Co, Ky. Nannie was born in 1846 in Ky and she died without having any children. Then William W Hocker married Margaret Campbell the 5th of March 1871 in Hendricks Co, In. Margaret was born in 1841 in Indiana. Margaret and William W Hocker had two daughters, both born in Hendricks Co, In. As shown in the 1880 Hendricks Co, In census William Hocker was a farmer. As shown in the 1930 Hendricks Co, In census Margaret was a widow and living with her daughter Ritta and her family. 4) James Hocker was born the 26th of September 1853 and died the 20th of October 1853 in Lincoln Co, Ky. After Mary A [Sandifier] Hocker died then Owen Hocker married widow Lucinda [Shewmaker] Henderson the 3rd of March 1855 in Parksville, Boyle Co, Ky. Lucinda was born the 6th of September 1823 in Ky the daughter of Zachariah Shewmaker and Lucretia Peter who married the 26th of March 1798 in Washington Co, Ky. Lucinda and Owen Hocker had three children, all born in Boyle Co, Ky as follows: 5) George Harrison Hocker (see Chapter 8c2e7c5) was born the 1st of September 1856 in Lincoln Co, Ky and raised in Lincoln Co and Boyle Co, Ky. George Harrison Hocker married Mary C “Mollie” Boling about 1887 in Boyle Co, Ky. Mollie was born in June 1862 in Ky the daughter of Benjamin Boling and Eveline E Gains who married the 31st of December 1838 in Mercer Co, Ky. Mollie and George Harrison had three children, two born in Lincoln Co, Ky and one born in Boyle Co, Ky. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2e7c5. George Harrison Hocker was a druggist when he was 24 years old and about the turn of the century was either the county clerk or circuit clerk of Boyle Co, Ky. George Harrison Hocker was the Boyle County Tax Commissioner between July 1919 and July 1920. According to the 1900 Ky sndx George Harrison Hocker and Mollie and their two children were living with Mollie’s widow mother Eveline in Junction City, Boyle Co, Ky. The 1920 Ky sndx shows George Harrison Hocker and Mollie had their daughter Ruth living in Boyle Co, Ky. As shown in the 1930 Pulaski Co, Ky census George Harrison Hocker and Mollie had their two youngest, Carrol Hocker and Ruth Hocker living with them. George Harrison Hocker died the 10th of April 1943 in Boyle Co, Ky and is buried in the Parksville Cemetery in Boyle Co, Ky and Mary C “Mollie” [Boling] Hocker died the 26th of May 1943 in Madison Co, Ky. 6) Mary Susan “Mollie” Hocker (see Chapter 8c2e7c6) was born the 16th of June 1862 in Lincoln Co, Ky and was living at home with her parents as shown in the 1880 Boyle Co, Ky census. Mary Susan Hocker married Harvey N Hopper in Parksville, Boyle Co, Ky. Harvey Hopper was born in 1863 in Kentucky. Mary Susan and Harvey Hopper had a son, born in Boyle Co, Ky. For information about their son, see Chapter 8c2e7c6. Harvey N Hopper died the 7th of January 1937 in Mercer Co, Ky and Mary Susan “Mollie” [Hocker] Hopper died the 19th of April 1944 and both are buried in the Parksville Cemetery. 7) Sarah E “Sally” Hocker was born in 1863 in Lincoln Co, Ky and was living at home with her parents according to the 1880 Boyle Co, Ky census. Sarah E “Sally” Hocker married a “Gibson” in Danville, Lincoln Co, Ky. Sally and her husband had a daughter, Catherine Gibson born in Boyle Co, Ky. 7c2e7d) Newton Hocker (see Chapter 6c2e7d). (Source Code – Cd 229.) Newton Hocker was born the 30th of March 1814 in Lincoln Co, Ky and raised in Lincoln Co, Ky. Newton Hocker married Nancy Houseworth the 31st of December 1834 in Shelby Co, Ky. Nancy was born in 1910 in Va the daughter of Abram Houseworth originally of Berkeley Co, Va. Nancy and Newton Hocker had five children, all born in Shelby Co, Ky as follows: 1) Mary Virginia Hocker was born the 20th of February 1836 in Shelby Co, Ky and living with her parents as shown in the 1860 Shelby Co, Mo census. Mary Virginia Hocker migrated with her family during the 1860’s to Missouri. Mary Virginia Hocker was living with her parents in 1870 Johnson Co, Mo census and 1880 Mo sndx. Apparently Mary Virginia Hocker never married. Mary Virginia Hocker died the 28th of September 1891 in Johnson Co, Mo and is buried in Knobnoster, Mo. 2) James T Hocker was born the 20th of October 1837 in Shelby Co, Mo and raised in Shelby Co, Mo. In 1860 and 1870 James T Hocker did not migrate to Missouri with his parents and siblings but was living with other families as a boarder in Jefferson Co, Ky. James T Hocker married Kate, maiden name unknown about 1876 in Jefferson Co, Ky. Kate was born in 1853 on the ship that her parents took to America. Kate and James Hocker had a daugther, Virgo Hocker born in 1878 in Jefferson Co, Ky. According to the 1880 Ky sndx James Hocker and Kate and their daughter were living in Jefferson Co, Ky. James T Hocker died in 1904 in Louisville, Jefferson Co, Ky. 3) Manderville Elston Hocker (see Chapter 8c2e7d3) was born the 11th of September 1839 in Shelby Co, Ky and raised in Shelby Co, Ky. Manderville Elston Hocker enlisted in confederate army the 8th of October 1861 in Bowling Green, Warren Co, Ky. Manderville Elston Hocker married three times, first to Lucy A Huff the 19th of June 1868 in Cass Co, Mo. Lucy was born in 1848 in Mo the daughter of Montraville Huff (born 1814 Ky, a farmer) and Amanda Thornton (born 1816 Ky) who married the 3rd of March 1836 in Johnson Co, Mo. According to the 1870 Cass Co, Mo census Manderville Elston Hocker was a dry goods merchant. Lucy and Manderville Elston Hocker had a son before Lucy’s early death, born in Cass Co, Mo. This son went to live with Lucy’s parents after Lucy died. For information about this son see Chapter 8c2e7d3. Manderville Elston Hocker then married Catherine Martin the 23rd of January 1976 in Larimer Co, Co. Apparently Catherine died shortly after the marriage and we do not know whether they had any children. Manderville Elston Hocker eventually married again to Margaret “Maggie” Winkler in 1900 in Johnson Co, Mo. Maggie was born in December 1869 in Mo the daughter of John C Winkler (born October 1845 NC, a baker) and Sarah E, maiden name unknown (born August 1849 NC) of Johnson Co, Mo. We know of no children from this second marriage. Manderville Elston Hocker died the 5th of November 1907 in Johnson Co, Mo. (Source Code – Cd 234.) 4) George Newton Hocker (see Chapter 8c2e7d4) was born the 17th of August 1841 in Shelby Co, Ky and raised in Shelby Co, Ky. It is possible that George Newton Hocker lived in the Gold Hill settlement in Nebraska and was working as a gold miner and living with a Thomas Yokum in 1860. George Newton Hocker married Mary C Scearce the 1st of September 1868 in Pettis Co, Mo. Mary was born in July 1844 in Ky the daughter of William J Scearce (born 1815 Ky, a farmer) and Mary K Truman (born 1818 Ky) who married the 17th of May 1838 in Shelby Co, Ky. As shown in the 1870 Johnson Co, Mo census George Newton Hocker was a farmer and he and Mary had their first two sons. Mary and George Newton Hocker had four children, three born in Johnson Co, Mo and one born in Pettis Co, Mo. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2e7d4. The 1880 Pettis Co, Mo census shows George Newton Hocker and Mary with four children. George Newton Hocker owned his farm free of any mortage according to the 1900 Johnson Co, Mo census and his widower father was living with them and was listed as the landlord. The 1920 Mo sndx shows George Newton Hocker and Mary living alone in Jackson Co, Mo. George Newton Hocker died the 26th of April 1920 and is buried in Pomona Cemetery, Los Angeles Co, Ca. (Source Code – Cd 234.) 5) Sarah Eliza Hocker (see Chapter 8c2e7d5) was born the 26th of July 1843 in Shelby Co, Ky and raised in Shelby Co, Ky. According to the 1860 Shelby Co, Mo census Sarah Eliza was living at home with her parents. Sarah Eliza Hocker married twice, first to R A Wellman about 1870 in Johnson Co, Mo. Sarah Eliza and R A Wellman had a daughter, before her first husband died, born in Johnson Co, Mo. See Chapter 8c2e7d5 for information about their children. Then Sarah Eliza Hocker married Jesse T Riddle the 19th of September 1875 in Pettis Co, Mo. At this time we do not know of any children from this second marriage. Sarah Eliza [Hocker] Wellman Riddle died in 1904 in Knobnoster, Johnson Co, Mo. (Source Code – Cd 234.) 7c2e7e) Elizabeth Hocker (see Chapter 6c2e7e). Elizabeth Hocker was born in 1814 in Lincoln Co, Ky and raised in Lincoln Co, Ky. Elizabeth Hocker married John Cash in 1828 in Lincoln Co, Ky. John was born in 1809 in NC the son of James Cash and Nelly Walker who married the 27th of November 1807 in Granville Co, NC. Elizabeth and John Cash had twelve children before Elizabeth died, five born in Pulaski Co, Ky and seven born in Lincoln Co, Ky as follows: 1) William Cash was born in 1829 in Pulaski Co, Ky and raised in Pulaski Co, Ky. According to the 1850 Pulaski Co, Ky census William Cash was attending school and working as a farmer and living with his parents. William Cash married Jane Elizabeth Greer the 31st of October 1865 in Pulaski Co, Ky. Jane Elizabeth was born in 1836 in Ky and a twin to her brother John Greer, and the daughter of Nathan Greer (born 1800 Ky, a farmer) and Elizabeth Ferguson (died before 1850 Ky) who married the 14th of April 1833 in Grainger Co, Tn. Jane Elizabeth’s widow father then married Jane Dove the 5th of February 1850 in Pulaski Co, Ky. Jane Elizabeth was living with her aunt Mary as shown in the 1850 Pulaski Co, Ky census. At this time we do not know anymore about them. (Source Code – Cd 233.) 2) Mary A Cash was born in 1834 in Pulaski Co, Ky and was raised in Pulaski Co, Ky. Mary Cash was attending school according to the 1850 Pulaski Co, Ky census. At this time we do not know anymore about her. 3) Sarah Cash was born in 1836 in Pulaski Co, Ky and raised in Pulaski Co, Ky. Sarah Cash was attending school as shown in the 1850 Pulaski Co, Ky census. Sarah Cash married Isaac S Evans the 19th of October 1854 in Lincoln Co, Ky. Isaac was born in 1827 in Ky the son of Samuel Evans (born 1784 NC, a farmer) and Marhary Modrell (died before 1850 Ky) who married the 1st of January 1817 in Pulaski Co, Ky. Isaac Evans was living with his widower father and working as a farmer according to the 1850 Pulaski Co, Ky census. At this time we do not know anymore about this couple. (Source Code – Cd 233.) 4) Elizabeth Cash was born in 1838 in Pulaski Co, Ky and raised in Pulaski Co, Ky. Elizabeth Cash was attending school as shown in the 1850 Pulaski Co, Ky census. Elizabeth Cash married Benjamin Sweeney the 30th of December 1856 in Lincoln Co, Ky. Benjamin was born in 1836 in Ky the son of Robert Sweeney (born 1807 Ky, a farmer) and Ludia Van Hook (born 1814 Ky) who married the 7th of February 1828 in Pulaski Co, Ky. Elizabeth died the 31st of January 1928 in Jefferson Co, Ky. At this time we do not know anymore about this couple. (Source Code – Cd 233.) 5) James Walker Cash was born in 1840 in Pulaski Co, Ky and Pulaski Co and Lincoln Co, Ky. According to the 1850 Pulaski Co, Ky census James Walker Cash was attending school. James Walker Cash married Alsey Jane Long the 22nd of September 1870 in Pulaski Co, Ky. Alsey Jane was born in 1842 in Pulaski Co, Ky the daughter of Anderson Long (born 1818 Ky, a farmer) and Matilda Hasty (born 1822 Ky) who married the 22nd of October 1838 in Pulaski Co, Ky. James Walker Cash died the 7th of November 1916 in Pulaski Co, Ky. At this time we do not know anymore about this couple. (Source Code – Cd 233.) 6) Cynthia C Cash was born in 1842 in Lincoln Co, Ky and raised in Lincoln Co, Ky. As shown in the 1860 Lincoln Co, Ky census Cynthia Cash was living at home with her parents. Cynthia C Cash married H S McGinnis the 6th of December 1864 in Lincoln Co, Ky. H S was born the son of William McGinnis and Hannah Rowsey who married the 7th of June 1839 in Mercer Co, Ky. We do not know anymore about this couple. (Source Code – Cd 233.) 7) John F Cash (see Chapter 8c2e7e7) was born in December 1842 in Lincoln Co, Ky and raised in Lincoln Co, Ky. The 1860 Lincoln Co, Ky census shows John Cash was attending school. John Cash was head-of-the-household, single and had his brothers George Cash and Milton Green Cash living with him and working on the farm according to the 1870 Lincoln Co, Ky census. John F Cash married twice, first to Malla A Bastin the 7th of June 1866 in Lincoln Co, Ky and she died shortly after the marriage without having any children. Then John F Cash married his third cousin (see paragraph 7c2b6e7) Lucy J Lewis the 17th of November 1870 in Lincoln Co, Ky. Lucy was born in November 1846 in Lincoln Co, Ky the daughter of John M Lewis (born 1812 in Lincoln Co, Ky) and Mary Ann Hocker (born 18 September 1815 Lincoln Co, Ky) who married the 6th of November 1834 in Lincoln Co, Ky. Lucy and John Cash had four children, all born in Lincoln Co, Ky. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2e7e7. The 1880 Lincoln Co, Ky census shows John Cash’s nephew John Cash (born 1858 Ky) living with them. As shown in the 1900 Lincoln Co, Ky census John Cash and Lucy had their two youngest children living at home and John Cash was a farmer and owned his farm free of any mortage. Lucy J [Lewis] Cash died the 27th of February 1933 in Mason Co, Ky. (Source Code – Cd 233.) 8) George Walker Cash was born in 1845 in Lincoln Co, Ky and as shown in the 1860 Lincoln Co, Ky census was attending school. George Walker Cash was working as a farm hand with his brothers John Cash and Milton Green Cash as shown in the 1870 Lincoln Co, Ky census. 9) Barshaba Cash was born in 1846 in Lincoln Co, Ky and must have died before 1860. 10) Milton Green Cash was born in 1848 in Lincoln Co, Ky and raised in Lincoln Co, Ky. According to the 1860 Lincoln Co, Ky census Milton Green Cash was attending school. Milton Green Cash was living with his brothers John Cash and George Walker Cash and working on John Cash’s farm as shown in the 1870 Lincoln Co, Ky census. Milton Green Cash and Henry Hocker Cash migrated to Bosque Co, Tx sometime in the 1870’s. The 1880 Bosque Co, Tx census shows Milton Green Cash and his brother Henry Hocker Cash living there. 11) Sarah Cash was born in 1849 in Lincoln Co, Ky. This is the second time John Cash and Elizabeth Hocker named a child Sarah. This daughter must have died before 1860. This Sarah brothers us, since the other Sarah was still single and unmarried at the time of this Sarah’s birth. 12) Henry Hocker Cash (see Chapter 8c2e7e12) was born in December 1852 in Lincoln Co, Ky and raised in Lincoln Co, Ky. According to the 1870 Lincoln Co, Ky census Henry Hocker Cash was living at home with his father and step-mother and attending school while working on the farm. Henry Hocker Cash along with his brother Milton Green Cash migrated to Bosque Co, Tx sometime during the 1870’s, but Henry return before 1890. Henry Hocker Cash married the widow Mattie J [Padget] Ross the 25th of December 1890 in Lincoln Co, Ky. Mattie was born in February 1862 in Kentucky. Mattie Padget had been married to Newton Ross, and we do not know of any children from this previous marriage. Mattie and Henry Hocker Cash had four children as of 1900, all born in Lincoln Co, Ky. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2e7e12. (Source Code – Cd 233.) John Cash then married his late wife Elizabeth’s sister Mary as shown in paragraph 7c2e7j. 7c2e7f) Julie Anne Hocker (see Chapter 6c2e7f). (Source Code – Cd 229.) Julie Anne Hocker was born in 1816 in Lincoln Co, Ky and raised in Lincoln Co, Ky. Julie Anne Hocker married Joseph J Waters the 15th of June 1835 in Lincoln Co, Ky. Joseph was born in November 1815 in Lincoln Co, Ky the son of Rev Nathaniel Waters (born 1790 Md, a minister) and Elizabeth Duncan (born 1791 Ky) who married the 22nd of June 1807 in Lincoln Co, Ky. Julie Anne and Joseph Waters had six children, the first one born in Lincoln Co, Ky and the other five born in Hendricks Co, In as follows: 1) Nancy Elizabeth “Lizzie” Waters was born in 1836 in Lincoln Co, Ky and raised in Hendricks Co, In. According to the 1850 Hendricks Co, In census Lizzie Waters was attending school. Lizzie Waters was living at home with her parents as shown in the 1860 Hendricks Co, In census. Lizzie Waters became a school teacher and was living with her parents as shown in the 1870 Hendricks Co, In census. 2) Annith Waters was born in 1839 in Hendricks Co, In and raised in Hendricks Co, In. According to the 1850 Hendricks Co, In census Annith Waters was attending school. As shown in the 1860 and 1870 Hendricks Co, In census Annith Waters was living with her parents. 3) Sarah Ann Waters was born in 1841 in Hendricks Co, In and raised in Hendricks Co, In. As shown in the 1860 Hendricks Co, In census Sarah Ann Waters was attending school. The 1870 Hendricks Co, In census Sarah Ann Waters was living at home with her parents. 4) Owen H Waters (see Chapter 8c2e7f4) was born in 1843 in Hendricks Co, In and according to the 1860 Hendricks Co, In census was attending school. Owen H Waters married Arabella, maiden name unknown about 1867 in Hendricks Co, In. Arabella was born in 1842 in Indiana. Arabella and Owen Waters had two children as of 1880, both born in Hendricks Co, In. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2e7f4. Owen Waters was a farmer according to the 1870 Hendricks Co, In census. Owen H Waters was alive in 1926 in Hendricks Co, In. 5) George H Waters was born in 1845 in Hendricks Co, In and was attending school as shown in the 1860 Hendricks Co, In census. That is the last we know of him. 6) Newton C Waters was born in January 1853 in Hendricks Co, In and raised in Hendricks Co, In. Newton C Waters married Nannie A, maiden name unknown in 1875 in Hendricks Co, In. Nannie and Newton Waters did not have any children. 7c2e7g) George Hocker (see Chapter 6c2e7g). (Source Code – Cd 229.) George Hocker was born in 1817 in Lincoln Co, Ky and raised in Lincoln Co, Ky. George Hocker married Margaret Ann Moore the 14th of June 1849 in Lincoln Co, Ky. Margaret Ann was born in June 1834 in Lincoln Co, Ky the apparent daughter of John Moore and Sally Inman who married the 15th of July 1813 in Lincoln Co, Ky. Margaret Ann and George Hocker had nine children, all born in Schuyler Co, Mo as follows: 1) Mary Jane Hocker (see Chapter 8c2e7g1) was born the 13th of December 1851 in Schuyler Co, Mo and raised in Schuyler Co, Mo. Mary Jane Hocker married Thomas Field “Tom” Burnett about 1885 in Schuyler Co, Mo. Thomas was born in May 1856 in Mo the son of Charles W Burnett (born March 1831 Tn, a farmer) and Susan, maiden name unknown (born 1830 Mo, died 1890 Mo) of Schuyler Co, Mo. Mary Jane and Thomas Field Burnett had two children before Mary Jane died, both born in Schuyler Co, Mo. See Chapter 8c2e7g1 for information about their children. Thomas Field Burnett was a farmer. Mary Jane [Hocker] Burnett died the 26th of January 1888 in Schuyler Co, Mo and is buried in the Coffey Cemetery. Then Thomas Field “Tom” Brunett married his late wife Mary Jane’s sister Martha Emily Hocker as shown in paragraph 7c2e7g7. 2) Ellen Ann Hocker was born the 12th of June 1854 in Schuyler Co, Mo and raised in Schuyler Co, Mo. According to the 1880 Schuyler Co, Mo census Ellen Ann Hocker was living at home with her parents. As shown in the 1900 Schuyler Co, Mo census and the 1910 Mo sndx Ellen Ann Hocker was living with her widow mother. Ellen Ann Hocker never married and died the 15th of March 1915 and is buried in the Coffey Cemetery, Schuyler Co, Mo. 3) William T Hocker was born the 23rd of October 1856 in Schuyler Co, Mo and raised in Schuyler Co, Mo. William T Hocker never married and died the 8th of February 1876 and is also buried in the Coffey Cemetery, Schuyler Co, Mo. 4) Charles Moore Hocker was born the 23rd of May 1859 in Schuyler Co, Mo and raised in Schuyler Co, Mo. According to the 1880 Schuyler Co, Mo census Charles Moore Hocker was living at home with his parents and working on his father’s farm. Apparently Charles Moore Hocker never married and died the 26th of July 1894 and is also buried in the Coffey Cemetery, Schuyler Co, Mo. 5) Artemace “Mace” Hocker (see Chapter 8c2e7g5) was born in 1861 in Schuyler Co, Mo and raised in Schuyler Co, Mo. Artemace Hocker married Amanda Robin Ketchum the 15th of November 1888 in Schuyler Co, Mo. Amanda Robin was born in 1861 in Mo the daughter of Hampton B Ketchum (born April 1837 Mo, a farmer) and Margaret, maiden name unknown (born 1843 Mo, died 1863 Mo) who married about 1860 in Mo. After Amanda Robin’s mother died, her father married Nancy Hocker as shown in paragraph 7e2e7h2. Amanda Robin and Artemace Hocker had three children we know of, all born in Schuyler Co, Mo. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2e7g5. (Source Code – Cd 234.) 6) Sarah Frances “Francie” Hocker (see Chapter 8c2e7g6) was born the 1st of March 1862 in Schuyler Co, Mo and raised in Schuyler Co, Mo. Sarah Frances Hocker married John Lewis Piper in 1879 in Schuyler Co, Mo. John Lewis was born the 14th of March 1853 in Mo the son of Lewis B Piper (born 1812 Tn) and Lucinda Rogers (born 1813 Ky). Sarah Frances and John Lewis Piper had five children, all born in Schuyler Co, Mo. John Lewis Piper was a farmer and was renting his farm as shown in the 1900 Schuyler Co, Mo census. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2e7g6. John Lewis Piper and his wife Sarah Frances and their children living with them moved just east of Milo, Vernon Co, Mo shortly after 1900, leaving their son William Arthur Piper and his wife and family in Schuyler Co, Mo. According to the 1910 Mo sndx John Lewis Piper and Sarah Frances were living in Vernon Co, Mo with the following children: Orville Roscoe Piper, Charles Leo Piper, and Edna Jewel Piper. The 1920 Mo sndx has John Lewis Piper and Sarah Frances living in Milo, Vernon Co, Mo with their youngest daughter Edna Piper. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2e7g6. John Lewis Piper died in August 1938 in Drywood Twp, Vernon Co, Mo and Sarah Frances [Hocker] Piper died at her son’s William Arthur Piper’s home in January 1940 in Memphis, Scotland Co, Mo and the funeral service was conducted by Rev J H Parrott, pastor of the First Christian Church of Nevada, Vernon Co, Mo and both are buried at the Milo Cemetery, Vernon Co, Mo. 7) Martha Emily Hocker (see Chapter 8c2e7g7) was born in 1864 in Schuyler Co, Mo and was attending school as shown in the 1880 Schuyler Co, Mo. Martha Emily Hocker married widower Thomas Field Burnett in 1890 in Schuyler Co, Mo. See paragraph 7c2e7g1 for information about Thomas Field Burnett who had married Martha Emily’s late sister Mary Jane. Martha Emily and Thomas Field Brunett had four children, all born in Schuyler Co, Mo. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2e7g7. The 1900 Schuyler Co, Mo census shows Thomas Field Burnett was a farmer and owned his farm with a mortage. Martha Emily divorced Thomas Field Burnett as shown in the 1920 Schuyler Co, Mo census and she had her son Ora Burnett and his wife Myrtle and their daughter were living with her. Martha Emily [Hocker] Burnett died in 1944 in Schuyler Co, Mo and is buried in the Coffey Cemetery. 8) unknown daughter was born in November 1866 in Schuyler Co, Mo and died in July 1867 and is buried in the Coffey Cemetery, Schuyler Co, Mo. 9) Artemsia Moore Hocker was born in 1869 in Schuyler Co, Mo and according to the 1880 census was attending school. That is all we know about her. 7c2e7h) Joseph Hocker (see Chapter 6c2e7h). (Source Code – Cd 229.) Joseph Hocker1 was born the 27th of February 1822 in Lincoln Co, Ky and raised in Lincoln Co, Ky. Joseph Hocker married Eliza Jane Moore the 31st of May 1843 in Lincoln Co, Ky. Eliza Jane was born the 29th of December 1823 in Lincoln Co, Ky the apparent daughter of John Moore and Sally Inman who married the 15th of July 1813 in Lincoln Co, Ky. Eliza Jane and Joseph Hocker had eight children, the first four born in Lincoln Co, Ky and the last four born in Schuyler Co, Mo as follows: 1) Mary Margaret “Mintie” Hocker (see Chapter 8c2e7h1) was born the 5th of March 1844 in Lincoln Co, Ky and raised in Lincoln Co, Ky until her family migrated to Schuyler Co, Mo when she was about ten years old. Mary Margaret Hocker married James Reese Byrn the 5th of December 1864 in Scotland Co, Mo. James Reese was born the 4th of February 1841 the son of Harvey Ranson Byrn (born 1817 Tn, a farmer) and Marinda Harrison (born 1822 In) who married the 10th of March 1836 in Harrison Co, In. One input shows that James Reese Byrn was the son of Joseph Byrn. Mary Margaret and James Reese Byrn had five children before Mary Margaret’s early death, all born in Schuyler Co, Mo. For information about their children see Chapter 8c2e7h1. Mary Margaret [Hocker] Byrn was killed in a storm by a gate the 20th of June 1872 and only eight days after her son George Lecen Byrn was born in Schuyler Co, Mo. Mary Margaret [Hocker] Byrn is buried in the Coffey Cemetery, Schuyler Co, Mo. James Reese Byrn then married Mary Margaret’s sister Elizabeth Alice Hocker as shown in paragraph 7e2e7h5. (Source Code – Cd 234.) 2) Nancy Jane Hocker (see Chapter 8c2e7h2) was born in July 1847 in Lincoln Co, Ky and when she was about six years old migrated with her parents to Schuyler Co, Mo. As shown in the 1860 Schuyler Co, Mo census Nancy Jane Hocker was attending school. Nancy Jane Hocker married widower Hampton “Hamp” B Ketchum the 6th of March 1864 in Scotland Co, Mo. Hampton was born in April 1837 the son of Joseph Ketchum and Sophia Parsons who married the 4th of April 1835 in Clay Co, Mo. Hampton Ketchum had been married to Margaret, maiden name unknown (born 1843 Mo, died 1863 Mo) and had two children from that marriage, Amanda Robin Ketchum (born 1851 Mo) and James E Ketchum (born June 1862 Mo). Hampton’s daughter Amanda Robin Ketchum, from his previous marriage, married Nancy Jane’s paternal uncle Mace Hocker, see Chapter 8e2e7g5. Nancy Jane and Hampton Ketchum had eight children, seven we know of, four born in Schuyler Co, Mo and three born in Monroe Co, Mo. For information about their children see Chapter 8c2e7h2. The 1870 Schuyler Co, Ky census shows Hampton Ketchum and Nancy Jane with the following children: Amanda Robin Ketchum, James Ketchum both from Hampton Ketchum’s first marriage, and Mary Ketchum, and Joseph Walter Ketchum from his second with Nancy Jane [Hocker]. As shown in the 1880 Schuyler Co, Mo census has Hampton Ketchum and Nancy Jane with James Ketchum (from Hampton’s first marriage) and Mary Ketchum, Joseph Walter Ketchum, John Marion Ketchum, and Thadeus Ketchum with them in Independence, Mo. According to the 1900 Monroe Co, Mo census Hampton Ketchum was renting is farm and he and Nancy Jane had the following children living with them: Thadeus Ketchum, Virgil Ketchum, Lloyd Ketchum, and Hattie Ketchum. The 1910 Monroe Co, Mo census has Hampton Ketchum and Nancy Jane with the following grandchildren living with them: Lillie Ketchum, Iva Ketchum, and Nathaniel Ketchum. (Source Code – Cd 234.) 3) George T Hocker (see Chapter 8c2e7h3) was born the 27th of January 1850 in Lincoln Co, Ky and when only three years old migrated with his parents to Schuyler Co, Mo. According to the 1860 Schuyler Co, Mo census George Hocker was attending school. George Hocker was living at home with his widow mother and farming as shown in the 1870 Schuyler Co, Mo. George T Hocker married Mary E Byrn the 31st of May 1873 in Scotland Co, Mo. Mary was born the 17th of March 1856 the daughter of Harvey Ranson Byrn (born 1817 In, a farmer) and Marinda Harrison (born 1822 In) who married the 10th of March 1836 in Harrison Co, In. Mary and George Hocker had twelve children, all born in Schuyler Co, Mo. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2e7h3. George T Hocker was a farmer and he died the 29th of September 1908 in Schuyler Co, Mo and is buried in the Coffey Cemetery, Schuyler Co, Mo. The 1910 Mo sndx shows Mary a widow and had the following children living with her: Temple Hocker, Lafayette Hocker, William Hocker, Hattie Hocker, George Edward Hocker, Dorothy Hocker, Grace Hocker, Virgil Monroe Hocker, and Floyd Carson Hocker. As shown in the 1920 Mo sndx Mary was still a widow and had the following children living with her: Temple Hocker, LaFayette Hocker, William Hocker, Virgil Monroe Hocker, and Floyd Carson Hocker. The 1930 Schuyler Co, Mo census Mary was still a widow and had the following children living with her: Temple Hocker, Lafayette Hocker and William Harrison Hocker living with her. Mary E [Byrn] Hocker died the 10th of March 1931 in Schuyler Co, Mo and is buried in the Coffey Cemetery. (Source Code – Cd 234.) 4) Lucinda Francis Hocker (see Chapter 8c2e7h4) was born in 1852 in Lincoln Co, Ky and when only two years old migrated with her family to Schuyler Co, Mo. The 1870 Schuyler Co, Mo census shows that Lucinda Francis Hocker was attending school. Lucinda Francis Hocker married James Henry Couch the 25th of December 1870 in Schuyler Co, Mo. James Henry was born in 1851 in Mo the son of Thomas Couch (born 1822 Va, a farmer) and Nancy, maiden name unknown (born 1826 Va) of Schuyler Co, Mo. Lucinda Francis and James Henry Couch had four children as of 1880, all born in Schuyler Co, Mo. For information about their children see Chapter 8c2e7h4. As shown in the 1920 Schuyler Co, Mo census Lucinda Francis and James Henry Couch were living alone and retired. James Henry Couch owned his farm free of any mortage as shown in the 1920 Schuyler Co, Mo census. (Source Code – Cd 234.) 5) Elizabeth Alice Hocker (see Chapter 8c2e7h5) was born the 12th of June 1856 in Schuyler Co, Mo and according to the 1870 Schuyler Co, Mo census was attending school. Elizabeth Alice Hocker married widower James Reese Byrn the 25th of February 1875 in Scotland Co, Mo. Their witnesses where John and Eliza Kirkland. James Reese Byrn had been married to Elizabeth Alice’s sister the late Mary Margaret [Hocker] as shown in paragraph 8e2e7h1. Elizabeth Alice and James Reese Byrn had eight children, all born in Schuyler Co, Mo. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2e7h5. James Reese Byrn was a farmer and owned his farm free of any mortage as shown in the 1900 Schuyler Co, Mo census. James Reese Byrn died the 29th of January 1916 in Schuyler Co, Mo. According to the 1920 Schuyler Co, Mo census Elizabeth Alice was a widow and living alone. Elizabeth Alice [Hocker] Byrn died the 3rd of July 1929 in Schuyler Co, Mo and both her and James Reese Byrn are buried in the Coffey Cemetery. (Source Code – Cd 234.) 6) Lafayette Baxter Hocker (see Chapter 8c2e7h6) was born the 2nd of October 1858 in Schuyler Co, Mo and as shown in the 1870 Schuyler Co, Mo census was attending school. The 1880 Schuyler Co, Mo census shows us that Lafayette Baxter Hocker was living with his widow mother and taking care of the farm. Lafayette Baxter Hocker married Leona M Williams the 14th of November 1882 in Schuyler Co, Mo. Leona was born in February 1862 in Missouri. Leona and Lafayette Baxter Hocker had eight children, all born in Schuyler Co, Mo. For information about their children see Chapter 8c2e7h6. As shown in the 1910 Mo sndx shows Lafayette Baxter Hocker and Leona with the following daughters: Lillie Mae Hocker, Eva Minta Hocker, and Flossie Jewel Hocker living with them. The 1920 Schuyler Co, Mo census shows Lafayette Baxter Hocker owning his farm with a mortage and he and Leona had their youngest daughter Flossie Jewel Hocker living with them. As shown in the 1930 Schuyler Co, Mo census Lafayette Baxter Hocker and Leona had their grandson Lafayette Baxter Hocker living with them. Lafayette Baxter Hocker died the 22nd of July 1941 in Schuyler Co, Mo and Leona M [Williams] Hocker died in 1951 and both are buried in the Coffey Cemetery in Schuyler Co, Mo. (Source Code – Cd 234.) 7) Cinervea? Hocker was born the 14th of November 1861 in Schuyler Co, Mo and died the 22nd of January 1863 and is buried in the Coffey Cemetery, Schuyler Co, Mo. 8) Armena Hocker was born about 1863 in Schuyler Co, Mo and died in September 1863 or 1865 and is buried in the Coffey Cemetery, Schuyler Co, Mo. 7c2e7i) Richard Weaver Hocker (see Chapter 6c2e7i). (Source Code – Cd 227.) Richard Weaver Hocker1 was born the 18th of January 1823 in Lincoln Co, Ky and raised in Lincoln Co, Ky. Richard Weaver Hocker married Susan G Wilson the 26th of September 1848 in Scotland Co, Mo. Susan was born the 31st of October 1832 Tn the daughter of Rev Cumberland Wilson (a Presbyterian minister, died 1834 Tn) and Mary Ann Harper (the daughter of Nicholas Harper, born Amsterdam, Holland and migrated to Pa in 1741) who married the 2nd of April 1818 in Woodford Co, Ky. As shown in the 1850 Schuyler Co, Mo census Richard Weaver Hocker was a farmer. Susan and Richard Weaver Hocker had eight children, three born in Schuyler Co, Mo, and two born in Iowa, and the last three born in Schuyler Co, Mo as follows: 1) Joseph Hocker was born the 21st of January 1850 in Schuyler Co, Mo and must have died before 1860. 2) Margaret Ann Hocker (see Chapter 8c2e7i2) was born the 1st of December 1851 in Schuyler Co, Mo and raised in Schuyler Co, Mo. Margaret Ann Hocker married Thomas Conley the 13th of January 1874 in Adair Co, Mo. Thomas was born about 1849 the son of Francis Marion Conley and Elizabeth Crosswhite who married the 6th of January 1848 in Boone Co, Mo. Thomas’s paternal grandparents are Francis Conley and Marian Turner who married the 18th of September 1828 in Boone Co, Mo. Margaret Ann and Thomas Conley had twelve children, ten born in Adair Co, Mo and two born in Ford Co, Ks. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2e7i2. Margaret Ann [Hocker] Conley died the 21st of February 1940 in Mexico, Audrain Co, Mo. (Source Code – Cd 234.) 3) Nancy “Nannie” Evelina Hocker (see Chapter 8c2e7i3) was born the 22nd of February 1854 in Schuyler Co, Mo and raised in Schuyler Co, Mo. Nancy Evelina Hocker married Freeman Farnsworth Loe the 16th of October 1870 in Schuyler Co, Mo. Freeman Farnsworth was born about 1851 in Scotland Co, Mo the son of Colonel Loe and Elizabeth Arnold. Freeman Farnsworth Loe was a farmer and they lived on their farm in Scotland Co, Mo until they moved to Memphis, Scotland Co, Mo in December 1918. Nancy Evelina and Freeman Farnsworth Loe had three children, all born in Scotland Co, Mo. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2e7i3. Nancy Evelina [Hocker] Loe died the 14th of May 1919 in Memphis, Scotland Co, Mo and is buried in the Memphis Cemetery. Freeman Farnsworth Loe died before the 24th of January 1939. (Source Code – Cd 234.) 4) James D Hocker was born the 23rd of December 1856 in Iowa and died sometime after 1880 in Schuyler Co, Mo. 5) Samuel Hocker (see Chapter 8c2e7i5) was born the 20th of November 1858 in Iowa and raised in Iowa and Schuyler Co, Mo. According to the 1880 Schuyler Co, Mo census Samuel Hocker was living at home with his parents and working on his father’s farm. Samuel Hocker married Susan H Powell the 6th of November 1883 in Scotland Co, Mo. Susan was born about 1863 in Mo and her parents were neighbors in Schuyler Co, Mo. Susan and Samuel Hocker and had four children, all born in Schuyler Co, Mo. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2e7i5. According to the 1920 Mt sndx Samuel Hocker was a widower and was living with his son Almon Hocker and his family in Missoula Co, Mt. Samuel Hocker died in 1929 in Ronan, Lake Co, Mt and Susan H [Powell] Hocker died in Ronan, Lake Co, Mt. (Source Code – Cd 234.) 6) John Thomas Hocker (see Chapter 8c2e7i6) was born the 6th of February 1862 in Schuyler Co, Mo and according to the 1880 Schuyler Co, Mo census was attending school and working on his father’s farm. John Thomas Hocker married Mary Emma Hayward the 10th of November 1887 in Adair Co, Mo. Mary Emma was born the 23rd of March 1861 in Mo the daughter of James M Hayward (born the 12th of January 1841 In, died the 5th of September 1936 Adair Co, Mo) and Bethenia Duncan (died about 1864 Mo). Mary Emma’s father then married Susan Ann Arnold the daughter of Samuel Arnold and Margaret Wilson (the only known sister of John Thomas Hocker’s mother) the 5th of May 1840 in Macon Co, Mo. Shortly before John Thomas Hocker and Mary Emma married he went to Ford Co, Ks (about ten miles from Dodge City, Ks) in a covered wagon and claimed 160 acres of wheat land. He then returned to Mo and they married and went to Ford Co, Ks and lived in a sod shanty on their land. After years of considerable hardship they sold their land returned to Adair Co, Mo very poor. Mary Emma and John Thomas Hocker had two sons, the first born in Ford Co, Ks and the other born in Adair Co, Mo. For information about their sons, see Chapter 8c2e7i6. The 1910 Mo sndx has John Thomas Hocker and Mary Emma and their son Orval Hocker living in Kirksville, Adair Co, Mo. According to the 1920 Adair Co, Mo census John Thomas Hocker was a farmer and owned his farm with a mortage in Benton Twp, Mo. The 1930 Adair Co, Mo census shows that John Thomas Hocker was working as a caretaker at the city park, and he and Mary Emma were living alone. Mary Emma [Hayward] Hocker died the 25th of March 1946 and John Thomas Hocker died the 5th of January 1948 in Adair Co, Mo and both are buried in the Highland Park Cemetery, Kirksville, Adair Co, Mo. (Source Code – Cd 234.) 7) Mary “Mollie” Hocker (see Chapter 8c2e7i7) was born the 29th of March 1864 in Schuyler Co, Mo and according to the 1880 Schuyler Co, Mo census was attending school. Mary “Mollie” Hocker married four times, first to John James Huston the 15th of January 1882 in Scotland Co, Mo. John James was born in 1861 Mo the son of William F Huston and Isabella Forrest who married the 23rd of December 1858 in Linn Co, Mo. Mollie and John James Huston had two sons before John James Huston died, both born in Scotland Co, Mo. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2e7i7. Then Mollie married Strother M Frogge the 9th of May 1889 in Scotland Co, Mo, but had no children. After Strother M Frogge died Mollie then married Leonard D “Len” Spicknall, the son of John Spicknall (born before 1831 In) and Lydia J, maiden name unknown (born before1845 Oh). After Len Spicknall died Mollie married David P Isaacs, but none of these marriages produced any children other then the first. Mollie’s first husband John James Huston died the 23rd of January 1888 and is buried in the McGrady Cemetery in Scotland Co, Mo. Mary “Mollie” [Hocker] Huston Frogge Spicknall died the 19th of June 1930 in Coffeyville, Montgomery Co, Ks and is buried in the Fairview Cemetery, Coffeyville, Montgomery Co, Ks. All of Mollie’s husbands died before her. (Source Code – Cd 234.) 8) Sarah Ostrilla Hocker (see Chapter 8c2e7i8) was born the 15th of January 1872 in Adair Co, Mo and raised in Schuyler Co, Mo. Sarah Ostrilla Hocker married Oscar Edward Norris the 8th of January 1891 in Schuyler Co, Mo. Oscar Edward was born in 1866 in Ohio. Sarah Ostrilla Hocker and Oscar Edward Norris had six children, all born in Adair Co, Mo. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2e7i8. The 1920 Adair Co, Mo census shows Oscar Edward Norris working as a janitor at the state college and Sarah Ostrilla was working there as a cook in the cafeteria. That same census shows that Oscar Edward Norris owned his home with a mortage. Sarah Ostrilla [Hocker] Norris died the 28th of May 1957 in Kirksville, Adair Co, Mo and is buried in the Maple Hills Cemetery. 7c2e7j) Mary E Hocker (see Chapter 6c2e7j). (Source Code – Cd 229, Cd 233.) Mary E Hocker was born in 1824 in Lincoln Co, Ky and raised in Lincoln Co, Ky. Mary E Hocker married twice, first to her first cousin (see paragraph 7e2e3g) Alfred H Hocker the 21st of April 1841 in Lincoln Co, Ky. The bond for this marriage was provided by Mary’s brother George Hocker. Alfred was born in 1814 in Lincoln Co, Ky the son of Philip “Long” Hocker (born the 16th of May 1778 in Montgomery Co, Md and died in 1857 in Lincoln Co, Ky) and Sarah M “Sally” Duncan (born 1782 in Montgomery Co, Md the daughter of Samuel Duncan, she died 1858 Ky) who married the 28th of November 1801 in Lincoln Co, Ky. Mary and Alfred Hocker had two children before Alfred Hocker died, both born in Lincoln Co, Ky. For information about these two children, see Chapter 7c2e3g. Mary then married John Cash the 3rd of May 1855 in Lincoln Co, Ky. John Cash had been married Mary’s late sister Elizabeth Hocker, see paragraph 7c2e7e. Mary and John Cash had three children, all born in Lincoln Co, Ky as follows: 1) Nancy Alice Cash was born in 1857 in Lincoln Co, Ky and raised in Lincoln Co, Ky. According to the 1870 Lincoln Co, Ky census Nancy Alice Cash was attending school. The 1880 Lincoln Co, Ky census shows Nancy Alice Cash was living at home with her widower father and taking care of the house shores. Nancy Alice Cash married Michael Cloyd the 3rd of February 1881 in Lincoln Co, Ky. (Source Code – Cd 233.) At this time we do not know about their children. 2) Loretta Belle Cash was born the 22nd of August 1859 in Lincoln Co, Ky and was attending school according to the 1870 Lincoln Co, Ky census. Loretta Belle Cash was living with her widower father as shown in the 1880 Lincoln Co, Ky census. 3) Preston Cash was born in 1866 in Lincoln Co, Ky and was attending school as shown in the 1880 Lincoln Co, Ky census. 7c2e7k) Sarah Ann Hocker (see Chapter 6c2e7k). (Source Code – Cd 229.) Sarah Ann Hocker1 was born the 3rd of April 1828 in Lincoln Co, Ky and raised in Lincoln Co, Ky. Sarah Ann Hocker married John Scott Kirkland the 29th of November 1847 in Lincoln Co, Ky. John Scott was born the 8th of June 1824 in Lincoln Co, Ky the son of Thomas Kirkland (born about 1797 Lincoln Co, Ky) and Fanny Scott who married about 1822 in Lincoln Co, Ky. John Scott’s paternal grandparents are Charles Kirkland (born 1773 Prince George’s Co, Va) and Elizabeth Thompson who married the 6th of October 1796 in Lincoln Co, Ky. The 1850 Lincoln Co, Ky census shows Sarah Ann and John Scott Kirkland living with her parents. Sarah Ann and John Scott Kirkland had five children, one born in Boyle Co, Ky, one born in Lincoln Co, Ky and three born in Schuyler Co, Mo as follows: 1) Thomas Kirkland (see Chapter 8c2e7k1) was born the 16th of March 1852 in Boyle Co, Ky and raised in Lincoln Co, Ky and Schuyler Co, Mo. Thomas Kirkland married Martha Belle Greene the 10th of October 1872 in Scotland Co, Mo. Martha Belle was born the 3rd of December 1854 the daughter of Thomas W Greene and Nancy Eaton who married the 7th of November 1850 in Washington Co, Ky. Martha Belle and Thomas Kirkland had four children, all born in Scotland Co, Mo. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2e7k1. The 1900 Scotland Co, Mo census shows that Thomas Kirkland was a farmer and owned his farm with a mortage. Martha Belle [Greene] Kirkland died the 26th of May 1913 in Memphis, Mo and is buried in the Dover Cemetery in Scotland Co, Mo. The 1920 Scotland Co, Mo census shows Thomas Kirkland was a widower and living by himself on his farm. Thomas Kirkland died in 1923 in Scotland Co, Mo and is buried is also buried in the Dover Cemetery in Scotland Co, Mo with Martha Belle [Greene] Kirkland. (Source Code – Cd 234.) 2) Nancy Ellen “Nannie” Kirkland (see Chapter 8c2e7k2) was born the 7th of April 1853 in Lincoln Co, Ky and raised in Lincoln Co, Ky and Schuyler Co, Mo. Nancy Ellen “Nannie” Kirkland married James E (W?) Curtis the 25th of October 1871 in Schuyler Co, Mo. James was born in July 1851 in Lincoln Co, Ky the son of John D Curtis (born 9 July 1818 Ky, a farmer, died 7 November 1898) and Mary (one input has Nancy) A Riley (born 1817 Ky, died 24 June 1873) who married the 28th of March 1842 in Christian Co, Ky. Nancy Ellen and James Curtis had five children, all born in Schuyler Co, Mo. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2e7k2. The 1900 and 1920 Schuyler Co, Mo census shows that James Curtis owned his farm with a mortage. Nancy Ellen [Kirkland] Curtis died the 30th of May 1933 and both Nancy Ellen and James Curtis are buried in the Lynn Grove Cemetery south of Downing, Mo. (Source Code – Cd 234.) 3) Charles Hamilton “Ham” Kirkland (see Chapter 8c2e7k3) was born the 22nd of January 1856 in Randolph Co, Mo and raised in Schuyler Co, Mo. Charles Hamilton Kirkland married Martha Ellen Green the 15th of November 1876 in Scotland Co, Mo. Martha Ellen was born the 29th of November 1857 in Boone Co, Mo the daughter of James Green jr (born 1825 Henry Co, Ky, died 12 February 1881 Mo) and Pharaba A Silver (born 1825 In to George Silver an Indian chief, Pharaba died before 1907 Mo), both James Green jr and Pharaba A Silver are of Cherokee descent, and married the 7th of June 1842 in Boone Co, Mo. Martha Ellen’s paternal grandparents are James Green sr (born 6 February 1789 in East Tennessee, died 7 August 1866 Boone Co, Mo and is buried in the Pleasant Grove Cemetery) and his second wife Margaret Peggy London (born 1803 Ky, died 22 September 1885 in Sturgeon, Boone Co, Mo and is buried in the Pleasant Grove Cemetery) who married the 13th of October 1822 in New Castle, Henry Co, Ky. Martha Ellen’s paternal great grandparents are Benjamin F Green (born 1761 Va (one input has Tn), died April 1850 Boone Co, Mo and buried in the Naylor Cemetery) and Mary Newhouse (died before 1831 in Henry Co, Ky) who married about 1782. Martha Ellen’s paternal great great grandparents are Gardner Green (born about 1736 Va, a Cherokee chief, died between 1835 and 1837 and buried in Fannin Co, Ga) and Margaret Coil. Martha Ellen Green was the sister of John Henry Green who married Charles Hamilton’s sister Margaret Marina Kirkland. Martha Ellen and Charles Hamilton Kirkland had eight children, two born in Schuyler Co, Mo and five born in Scotland Co, Mo and the first one adopted. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2e7k3. Charles Hamilton Kirkland was a member of the Masonic Lodge of Downing, Schuyler Co, Mo for fifty years. Charles Hamilton Kirkland became a member of the Coffey Christian Church in 1881, and later transfered his membership to the Downing Christian Church in 1908 where he served as a deacon. The 1900 Schuyler Co, Mo census shows that Charles Hamilton Kirkland was a farmer and renting his farm in Independence, Mo. The 1920 Schuyler Co, Mo census has Charles Hamilton Kirkland owning his farm with a mortage and he and Martha Ellen were living alone. The 1930 Schuyler Co, Mo census shows that Charles Hamilton Kirkland and Martha Ellen were living alone. Martha Ellen [Greene] Kirkland died the 16th of December 1933 and Charles Hamilton Kirkland died the 31st of May 1938 at the home of his sister Susan A [Kirkland] Clarkson in Downing, Schuyler Co, Mo both Martha Ellen and Charles Hamilton Kirkland are buried in Downing Cemetery, Downing, Mo. 4) Margaret Marina Kirkland (see Chapter 8c2e7k4) was born the 7th of August 1857 near Trenton, Grundy Co, Mo and raised in Schuyler Co, Mo. Margaret Marina Kirkland married John Henry Green the 16th of November 1876 in Scotland Co, Mo. John Henry was born the 18th of September 1851 in Boone Co, Mo the son of James Green jr (born 1825 Henry Co, Ky, died 12 February 1881 Mo) and Pharaba A Silvers (born 1825 In, died before 1907 Mo), both James Green jr and Pharaba A Silvers are of Cherokee descent, and married the 7th of June 1842 in Boone Co, Mo. John Henry’s paternal grandparents are James Green sr (born 6 February 1789 in East Tennessee, died 7 August 1866 Boone Co, Mo and is buried in the Pleasant Grove Cemetery) and his second wife Margaret Peggy London (born 1803 Ky, died 22 September 1885 in Sturgeon, Boone Co, Mo and is buried in the Pleasant Grove Cemetery) who married the 13th of October 1822 in New Castle, Henry Co, Ky. John Henry’s paternal great grandparents are Benjamin F Green (born 1761 Va, died April 1850 Boone Co, Mo and buried in the Naylor Cemetery) and Mary Newhouse (died before 1831 in Henry Co, Ky) who married about 1782. John Henry’s paternal great great grandparents are Gardner Green (born about 1736 Va, died between 1835 and 1837 and buried in Fannin Co, Ga) and Margaret Coil. John Henry Green was the brother of Martha Ellen Green who married Margaret Marina’s brother Charles Hamilton Kirkland. Margaret Marina and John Henry Green had eleven children, two born in Scotland Co, Mo and nine born in Schuyler Co, Mo. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2e7k4. As shown in the 1900 Schuyler Co, Mo census John Henry Green was a farmer and was renting his farm. The 1920 Schuyler Co, Mo census states that John Henry Green was a merchant and owned his home with a mortage. John Henry Green died the 30th of Novermber 1924 in Downing, Schuyler Co, Mo and Margaret Marina [Kirkland] Green died the 30th of June 1936 in Downing, Schuyler Co, Mo and both are buried in the Coffey Cemetery. (Source Code – Cd 234.) 5) Susan A Kirkland (see Chapter 8c2e7k5) was born the 4th of March 1861 in Schuyler Co, Mo and raised in Schuyler Co, Mo. Susan A Kirkland married William Wesley Clarkson the 29th of March 1879 in Scotland Co, Mo. William Wesley was born the 22nd of February 1851 in Scotland Co, Mo the son of William S Clarkson and Mary Ann Buchanan who married the 2nd of October 1845 in Howard Co, Mo. Susan Kirkland and William Wesley Clarkson had five children we know of, all born in Schuyler Co, Mo. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2e7k5. The 1900 Mo sndx shows that they were living in Independence, Schuyler Co, Mo. As shown in the 1910 Mo sndx William Wesley Clarkson and Susan had Bertha Clarkson and Lula Clarkson living at home with them in Schuyler Co, Mo. According to the 1920 Schuyler Co, Mo census William Wesley Clarkson owned his farm free of any mortage and he and Susan were living alone. Susan A [Kirkland] Clarkson died in 1940 and is buried with William Wesley Clarkson in Downing, Schuyler Co, Mo. (Source Code – Cd 234.) 7c2e8a) Dr Nicholas Barnes Hocker (see Chapter 6c2e8a). (Source Code – Cd 227.) Nicholas Barnes Hocker was born the 4th of March 1819 in Lincoln Co, Ky and raised in Lincoln Co, Ky and Pettis Co, Mo. Nicholas Barnes Hocker married Lavina Wear the 7th of April 1847 in Lawrence Co, Mo. Lavina was born in 1829 in Tn the daughter of Pleasant M Wear (born 1801 Tn, court clerk) and Fryphena, maiden name unknown (born 1806 Tn) the 7th of April 1847 in Lawrence Co, Mo. Lavina and Nicholas Barnes Hocker had four children, all born in Lawrence Co, Mo as follows: 1) Catharine Mary “Kate” Hocker (see Chapter 8c2e8a1) was born the 3rd of January 1848 in Lawrence Co, Mo and raised in Lawrence Co, Mo. According to the 1860 Lawrence Co, Mo census Kate was attending school. Catharine Mary “Kate” Hocker married Henry George the 15th of January 1867 in Lawrence Co, Mo. Henry was born in 1835 Ky the son of William George and Elizabeth Woodall who married the 9th of August 1820 in Lincoln Co, Ky. As shown in the 1870 Lawrence Co, Mo census Henry George was a brick mason. Kate and Henry George had two children before Henry’s death, born in Lawrence Co, Mo. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2e8a1. The 1880 Lawrence Co, Mo census shows Kate a widow and she and her two children were living with her parents. Catharine Mary died the 27th of September 1913 in Missouri. (Source Code – Cd 234.) 2) William Barnes Hocker was born the 13th of November 1850 in Lawrence Co, Mo and according to the 1860 Lawrence Co, Mo census was attending school. The 1880 Lawrence Co, Mo census shows that William Barnes Hocker was living at home with his parents and working as a printer. 3) Charles Hocker (see Chapter 8c2e8a3) was born the 24th of October 1855 in Lawrence Co, Mo and as shown in the 1870 Lawrence Co, Mo census was attending school. Charles Hocker married Sarah Theresa Bell the 25th of May 1879 in Lawrence Co, Mo. Sarah Theresa was born in April 1857 Mo the daughter of Josephus Bell and Margaret Collins who married the 16th of October 1845 in Lawrence Co, Mo. Sarah Theresa and Charles Hocker had two children, both born in Lawrence Co, Mo. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2e8a3. According to the 1900 Lawrence Co, Mo census Charles Hocker was a farmer and owned his farm without a mortage. That 1900 census also shows Charles Hocker’s brother Pleasant Hocker was living with them and also farming. As shown in the 1910 Mo sndx Charles Hocker and Sarah Theresa and their daughter Florence and her husband and Charles’s brother Plaeasant Hocker were living with them. The 1920 and 1930 Lawrence Co, Mo census Charles Hocker and Sarah Theresa and Charles’s brother Pleasant Hocker were living together. The 1930 census shows that Charles Hocker owned a dairy farm and he and his brother Pleasant Hocker were dairy farmers. (Source Code – Cd 234.) 4) Pleasant M Hocker was born the 31st of December 1860 in Lawrence Co, Mo and was attending school as shown in the 1870 and 1880 Lawrence Co, Mo census. The 1900 Mo sndx shows Pleasant Hocker living with his brother Charles Hocker and his family and was farming. According to the 1910, 1920 and 1930 Mo sndx Pleasant Hocker was living with his brother Charles Hocker and his wife Sarah Theresa. Pleasant M Hocker never married and died the 6th of May 1936. 7c2e8c) Louisa Maria Hocker (see Chapter 6c2e8c). (Source Code – Cd 227.) Louisa Maria Hocker was born the 28th of April 1822 in Lincoln Co, Ky and raised in Lincoln Co, Ky and Pettis Co, Mo. Louisa Maria Hocker married Elias Putnam West the 20th of November 1844 in Cass Co, Mo. Elias Putnam was born in 1821 in Ky the son of James West and Sarah Watkins who married the 14th of July 1817 in Harding Co, Ky. Louisa Maria and Elias Putnam West had three children, all born in Cass Co, Mo as follows: 1) Henry L West was born in 1854 in Cass Co, Mo and was attending school as shown in the 1870 Cass Co, Mo census. Henry L West married Cassie, maiden name unknown, about 1879 in Cass Co, Mo. Cassie was born in 1861 in Kentucky. Cassie and Henry L West had not started a family as of 1880. The 1880 Cass Co, Mo census shows Henry West was a school teacher. 2) Benjamin D West was born in 1856 in Cass Co, Mo and according to the 1870 Cass Co, Mo census was attending school. Benjamin West was living with his widow mother and working as a school teacher as shown in the 1880 Cass Co, Mo census. 3) Cora B West was born in June 1859 in Cass Co, Mo and was attending school according to the 1870 Cass Co, Mo census. As shown in the 1900 Cass Co, Mo census Cora West was living with her widow mother. Cora B West died in 1930. 7c2e8d) Josephine Frances Hocker (see Chapter 6c2e8d). (Source Code – Cd 227.) Josephine Frances Hocker was born the 28th of February 1824 in Lincoln Co, Ky and raised in Lincoln Co, Ky. Josephine Frances Hocker married William Hill Myers the 15th of August 1843 in Cass Co, Mo. William Hill was born in 1820 in Tn the son of Charles Myers and Mary “Polly” Hill who married the 8th of November 1814 in Greene Co, Tn. Josephine Frances and William Hill Myers had seven children, all born in Cass Co, Mo as follows: 1) Mary D Myers (see Chapter 8c2e8d1) was born in August 1844 in Jackson Co, Mo and raised in Cass Co, Mo. The 1860 Johnson Co, Mo census shows Mary Myers attending school. Mary D Myers married Benjamin Cooley Smith the 19th of November 1868 in Cass Co, Mo. Benjamin Cooley was born in 1844 in Mo the son of Hezekiah Smith (born 1813 NC, a merchant) and Nancy Cooley (born 1813 Va) who married the 29th of March 1835 in Grayson Co, Va. Mary and Benjamin Cooley Smith had four children, all born in Cass Co, Mo. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2e8d1. According to the 1870 Cass Co, Mo James D Cooley, Mary sister’s Jessie Myers future husband, was living with them and working in the livery stable with Benjamin Cooley Smith. The 1880 Cass Co, Mo census shows Benjamin Cooley Smith and Mary with the following children: Benjamin Cooley Smith, Mildred Smith, Walter Smith, and Mary Myers Smith. There was a Julia A Worrell (born 1857 Va, a cousin) living with them in 1880. (Source Code – Cd 234.) 2) Laura B Myers was born in 1847 in Jackson Co, Mo and was attending school according to the 1860 Jackson Co, Mo census. 3) Jennie Myers was born the 29th of June 1849 in Cass Co, Mo and died the 10th of February 1869 and is buried in Pleasant Hill, Cass Co, Mo. 4) Ann I Myers was born in Jackson Co, Mo and was attending school in 1860 in Jackson Co, Mo census. 5) Jessie Myers was born in 1859 in Cass Co, Mo and was living with her family as shown in the Jackson Co, Mo census. Jessie Myers was living at home with her parents according to the 1870 Cass Co, Mo census. Jessie Myers married James D Cooley in January 1870 in Cass Co, Mo. James was born in 1845 in Mo son of George Cooley and Catherine Lineberry who married the 22nd of July 1841 in Lincoln Co, Ky. Jessie [Myers] Cooley died the 21st of September 1872 without having any children and is buried in Pleasant Hill, Cass Co, Mo. Later James D Cooley married her cousin Laura Dawson, see paragraph 7e2e8g1. 6) William D Myers (see Chapter 8c2e8d6) was born in 1851 in Cass Co, Mo and was attending school as shown in the 1860 Johnson Co, Mo census. The 1870 Cass Co, Mo census shows William Myers working as a clerk in the lumber yard. William D Myers married Cena B, maiden name unknown, about 1872 in Cass Co, Mo. Cena was born in 1853 in Kentucky. Cena and William Myers had four children as of 1880, all born in Cass Co, Mo. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2e8d6. The 1880 Cass Co, Mo census shows that William Myers was a grocer. 7) Cora Myers was born in 1859 in Cass Co, Mo and was attending school according to the 1870 Cass Co, Mo census. As shown in the 1880 Cass Co, Mo census Cora Myers was working as a school teacher and living with her parents. We known Cora Myers married a “Dunn”. At this time this is all we know about her. 7c2e8f) Dr Benjamin Duncan Hocker (see Chapter 6c2e8f). (Source Code – Cd 227.) Benjamin Duncan Hocker was born the 21st of February 1828 in Lincoln Co, Ky and raised in Lincoln Co, Ky and Pettis Co, Mo. Benjamin Duncan Hocker married Henrietta Simpson the 30th of October 1850 in Cass Co, Mo. Henrietta was born about 1832 in Mo the daughter of James M Simpson and Frances E Cummins who married the 1st of December 1831 in Jackson Co, Mo. Henrietta and Dr Benjamin Duncan Hocker had a daughter, before Benjamin Duncan Hocker died, born in Cass Co, Mo as follows: 1) Alice H Hocker (see Chapter 8c2e8f1) who was born in August 1852 in Cass Co, Mo and raised in Cass Co and Jackson Co, Mo. Alice H Hocker married twice, first to L J Moore the 18th of February 1875 in Bates Co, Mo. Alice and L J Moore had a son, born in Bates Co, Mo. L J Moore died and Alice then married widower George M Delap the 28th of January 1891 in Bates Co, Mo. George was born in November 1861 in In and had been married to Lou Amick the 17th of July 1884 in Bates Co, Mo. Alice and George Delap had three children as of 1900, all born in Bates Co, Mo. For information about all of Alice’s children, see Chapter 8c2e8f1. According to the 1900 Mo sndx Alice and George Delap and their three children were living on Thinson Ave, Mt Pleasant Twp, Butler, Mo. (Source Code – Cd 234.) 7c2e8g) Mary Hocker (see Chapter 6c2e8g). (Source Code – Cd 227.) Mary Hocker was born the 27th of November 1829 in Lincoln Co, Ky and raised in Lincoln Co, Ky and Pettis Co, Mo. Mary Hocker married widower Dr Alexander M Dawson the 27th of March 1850 in Lawrence Co, Mo. Alexander was born in 1815 in Ky the son of Elijah Dawson and Sarah Logan who married the 23rd of December 1805 in Lincoln Co, Ky. Mary and Alexander Dawson had two daughters, both born in Jasper Co, Mo as follows: 1) Laura Dawson (see Chapter 8c2e8g1) was born the 18th of January 1853 in Cass Co, Mo and according to the 1870 Cass Co, Mo census was attending school and was living with her maternal aunt Josephine Frances and her family. Laura Dawson married widower James D Cooley the 7th of October 1874 in Cass Co, Mo. James Cooley had married her late first cousin Jessie Myers who died childless, see Chapter 7c2e8d5. James was born in 1845 in Mo the son of George Cooley and Catherine Lineberry who married the 22nd of July 1841 in Lincoln Co, Ky. Laura and James Cooley had three children, all born in Cass Co, Mo. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2e8g1. James Cooley was a grocer as shown in the 1880 Cass Co, Mo census. 2) Francis “Fannie” Dawson (see Chapter 8c2e8g2) was born in 1853 in Cass Co, Mo and raised in Cass Co, Mo. Francis “Fannie” Dawson married Benjamin Orlando Sprague in 1871 in Cass Co, Mo. Benjamin Orlando was born in 1851 the son of Charles Sprague (born 1823 NY, a farmer) and Lucinda, maiden name unknown (born 1821 Ct) of Cass Co, Mo. Fannie and Benjamin Orlando Sprague had a daughter, born in Cass Co, Mo. For information about their daughter, see Chapter 8c2e8g2. Francis “Fannie” died the 31st of August 1879 in Cass Co, Mo and her daugher Laura Sprague then went to live with her maternal aunt Louisa Maria and Elias Putnam West family. 7c2e8j) Laura Belle Hocker (see Chapter 6c2e8j). (Source Code – Cd 234.) Laura Belle Hocker was born the 20th of January 1836 in Stanford, Lincoln Co, Ky and raised in Lincoln Co, Ky and Pettis Co, Mo. Laura Belle Hocker married James C Easley the 21st of February 1853 in Jackson Co, Mo. James was born in 1831 in NC the son of Warham Easley (born 1796 Va, a farmer) and Sarah Crump (born 1804 NC) of Johnson Co, Mo. Laura Belle and James Easley had seven children, all born in Cass Co, Mo as follows: 1) Eugenia “Jennie” Easley (see Chapter 8c2e8j1) was born in 1854 in Cass Co, Mo and raised in Cass Co, Mo. According to the 1870 Cass Co, Mo census Jennie was attending school. Eugenia “Jennie” Easley married Eugene Good about 1881 in Cass Co, Mo. Eugene was born in 1853 in Mo the son of Thomas J Good (born 1818 Ky, a farmer) and Martha A, maiden name unknown (born 1820 Ky) of Cass Co, Mo. Jennie and Eugene Good had a daughter, born in Cass Co, Mo. For information about their daughter, see Chapter 8c2e8j1. Eugenia “Jennie” [Easley] Good died in December 1897. 2) Mary “Dora” Easley (see Chapter 8c2e8j2) was born in 1856 in Grand River, Cass Co, Mo and was attending school as shown in the 1870 Cass Co, Mo census. According to the 1880 Cass Co, Mo census Dora Easley was living at home with her parents. Mary “Dora” Easley married Jacob B (Joseph R ?) Waggoner the 5th of April 1886 in Trinidad, Las Animas Co, Co. Jacob was born in 1852 in Il the son of John B Waggoner (born 1820 Il, a farmer) and Carlhilly, maiden name unknown (born 1832 Oh) of Cass Co, Mo. Dora and Jacob Waggoner jr had two children, born in Cass Co, Mo. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2e8j2. Mary “Dora” [Easley] Waggoner died in 1895 in Hoehne, Las Animas Co, Co. 3) Cammie Easley (see Chapter 8c2e8j3) was born the 14th of March 1862 in Lone Jack, Cass Co, Mo and was attending school according to the 1870 and 1880 Cass Co, Mo. Cammie Easley married Benjamin Franklin Moore the 10th of June 1885 in Rich Hill, Bates Co, Mo. Benjamin was born in December 1858 in Indiana. Cammie and Benjamin Franklin Moore had three children we know of, all born in Bates Co, Mo. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2e8j3. The 1880 Mo sndx has Benjamin Franklin Moore and Cammie with their two sons living at Maple St, Butler, Bates Co, Mo. Cammie [Easley] Moore died the 16th of March 1929 in Kansas City, Jackson Co, Mo. (Source Code – Cd 234.) 4) Sarah “Sallie” Easley (see Chapter 8c2e8j4) was born the 13th of May 1855 in Pleasant Hill, Cass Co, Mo and according to the 1880 Cass Co, Mo census was attending school. Sarah “Sallie” Easley married Horace Gilbert Cook the 12th of May 1891 in Rich Hill, Bates Co, Mo. Sallie and Horace Gilbert Cook had four children, the first born in Davis Co, Ia and the other three born in Bates Co, Mo. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2e8j4. As shown in the 1920 Mo sndx Sallie was a widow and her and her two eldest daughters were living at the residence of Charles A McCombs at 301 North Delaware St, Butler, Bates Co, Mo. Sarah “Sallie” [Easley] Cook died the 25th of November 1922 in Long Beach, Los Angeles Co, Ca. (Source Code – Cd 234.) 5) Jesse Easley was born in September 1869 in Cass Co, Mo and was not living with his family in 1880. He must have died. 6) James Easley was born about 1872 in Cass Co, Mo and raised in Cass Co, Mo. James Easley married and had eleven children, five sons who died before adulthood, and six daughters, one died before adulthood. At this time this is all we know about him. 7) Maud Easley was born the 26th of April 1879 in Strasburg, Cass Co, Mo and raised in Cass Co, Mo. Maud Easley married Howard Preston James the 7th of June 1899 in Butler, Bates Co, Mo. Maud [Easley] James died the 7th of June 1953 in Norman, Ok. At this time this is all we know about this couple. 7c3a4c) George W Hawker (Hocker) (see Chapter 6c3a4c). George W Hawker was born the 28th of September 1844 in Frederick Co, Md and raised in Frederick Co, Md. George W Hawker married Julia Ann Catharine Zimmerman about 1868 in Frederick Co, Md. Julia Ann Catharine and George Hawker had seven children, and adopted one daughter, born in Frederick Co, Md as follows: 1) Edward Philip Joshua Hawker (see Chapter 8c3a4c1) was born the 15th of June 1869 in Frederick Co, Md and raised in Frederick Co, Md. Edward Philip Joshua Hawker married Dora S Whipp about 1900 in Frederick Co, Md. Dora was born the 28th of September 1874 in Md the daughter of John Newton Whipp (born 11 August 1848 Md, a farmer, died 9 November 1921 Md) and Ann Maria Shellman (born 1 July 1850, died 3 May 1933 Md) of Frederick Co, Mo. Dora and Edward Philip Joshua Hawker had two sons, both born in Frederick Co, Md. For information about their sons, see Chapter 8c3a4c1. As shown in the 1920 Frederick Co, Md census Edward Hawker owned his farm with a mortage. The 1920 Md sndx and the 1920 Frederick Co, Md census shows Edward Hawker’s niece Eva Zimmerman was staying with them. Dora S [Whipp] Hawker died the 22nd of May 1942 and Edward Philip Joshua Hawker died the 8th of September 1947 and both are buried in the Ballenger Creek Pike Church Cemetery (St Matthew’s Lutheran Church) in Frederick Co, Md. (Source Code - JMH1.) 2) Margaret Ann Amelia Hawker (see Chapter 8c3a4c2) was born the 21st of March 1871 in Frederick Co, Md and attending school according to the 1880 Frederick Co, Md census. Margaret Ann Amelia Hawker married John Augustus Payne in 1891 in Frederick Co, Md. John Augustus was born the 4th of December 1856 in Maryland. Margaret Ann Amelia and John Augustus Payne had eight children, all born in Frederick Co, Md. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c3a4c2.

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