The Sixth Generations Of Hockers:vol. 6

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. 6
1850 Ohio Co, Ky census. George Hamilton Barnes married Amanda “Kittie” Metcalf the 23rd of January 1862 in Ohio Co, Ky. Kittie was born in June 1841 in Daviess Co, Ky the daughter of Edward Metcalf (born 1810 Ky, a farmer) and Margaret Brown (born 1820 Ky) who married the 20th of November 1837 in Daviess Co, Ky. Kittie and George Hamilton Barnes had fourteen children, all born in Ohio Co, Ky. See Chapter 8c2d4g3 for information about their children. George Hamilton Barnes was one of the most successful farmers in Ohio Co, Ky. George Hamilton Barnes and Kittie were pillars of the Goshen Methodist congregation. They were very energetic and industrious, and their home had a atmosphere of hospitality. Kittie died of heart failure the 18th of August 1907 in Ohio Co, Ky. The 1910 Ohio Co, Ky census shows George Hamilton Barnes and his widow daughter Elizabeth and her daughter living with him. George Hamilton Barnes died the 17th of January 1917 in Ohio Co, Ky. (Source Code – XOCM.) 4) Elizabeth C “Bettie” Barnes (see Chapter 8c2d4g4) was born in October 1840 in Ohio Co, Ky and was attending school as shown in the 1850 Ohio Co, Ky census. Elizabeth C Barnes married William H Taylor the 18th of January 1860 in Ohio Co, Ky. William was born in June 1837 in Ohio Co, Ky the son of Blackstone Taylor (born 1807 Ky, a farmer) and Elizabeth Austin (born 1808 Ky) who married the 10th of January 1828 in Ohio Co, Ky by the Baptist minister Rev William Harlt. The bondsman was Thomas Austin. Bettie and William Taylor had seven children, five we know of, and all born in Ohio Co, Ky. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2d4g4. According to the 1860 Ohio Co, Ky census William Taylor’s parents along with his brothers John R Taylor (born 1840 Ky) and Samuel P Taylor (born 1843 Ky), and sisters Elizabeth H Taylor (born 1848 Ky) and Cordelia Taylor (born 1851 Ky), and Aunt Ann Austin (born 1794) was living with them. (Source Code – XOCM.) 7c2d4h) Richard Weaver Hocker jr (see Chapter 6c2d4h). (Source Codes – HDT, MAF1, Cd 229.) Richard Weaver Hocker jr was born about 1816 in Ohio Co, Ky and raised in Ohio Co, Ky. Richard Weaver Hocker jr married Mary Ann “Polly” Davis the 30th of July 1836 in Ohio Co, Ky. The bondsman was S Huston. Polly was born in 1816 in Ohio Co, Ky the daughter of Hezekiah Davis (born 29 November 1790 Md, a farmer) and Eleanor Hatcher (born 1790 SC) who married the 21st of July 1813 in Ohio Co, Ky by the Methodist minister Rev Loderick Davis, Hezekiah’s father. The bondsman was Richard Weaver’s father Philip Hocker. Polly and Richard Weaver Hocker jr had two sons before Richard Weaver Hocker jr’s death, both born in Ohio Co, Ky as follows: 1) Virgil W Hocker was born in 1837 in Ohio Co, Ky and was raised by his mother and maternal grandparents, Hezekiah Davis and Eleanor Hatcher as shown on the 1840 and 1850 Ohio Co, Ky census. According to the 1850 Ohio Co, Ky census Virgil Hocker was attending school. As shown in the 1860 Ohio Co, Ky census Virgil Hocker was living alone with his widow maternal grandmother and working as a laborer. Virgil W Hocker married Isabelle “Belle” Rhoads the 12th of October 1982 in Muhlenberg Co, Ky. Isabelle was born in 1857 in Ky the daughter of Presby O Rhoads and Sarah “Sallie” Ross. At this time this is all we know about this couple. (Source Codes – XOCM.) 2) Valentine S “Val” “Tiny” Hocker (see Chapter 8c2d4h2) was born in January 1838 in Ohio Co, Ky and according to the 1840 and 1850 Ohio Co, Ky census Valentine Hocker and widow mother were living with his maternal grandparents, Hezekiah and Eleanor Davis. The 1850 census shows that Valentine Hocker was attending school. Valentine S Hocker married Adaline Reid the 1st of November 1859 in Ohio Co, Ky. Adaline was born in February 1843 in Ky the daughter of John Reid (born 1810 Md, a farmer) and Margaret C Wallace (born 1813 Ky) who married the 9th of September 1836 in Fayette Co, Ky. Adaline was raised in Marion Co, Ky. Adaline and Valentine had four children, all born in Ohio Co, Ky. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2d4h2. According to the 1900 Ohio Co, Ky census Valentine and Adaline were living alone and he owned his farm and home free of any mortage. The 1910 and 1920 Ohio Co, Ky census shows Valentine Hocker and his wife Adaline living alone. Both Valentine Hocker and Adaline are buried in the Reid Cemetery. (Source Codes – XOCM.) After Richard Weaver Hocker died then Mary Ann “Polly” married Edward Tichenor the 15th of March 1846 in Ohio Co, Ky. Edward was born in 1822 in Ky the son of Daniel Tichenor (born 1797 Ky, a farmer) and Jane Glover (born 1800 Ky) who married the 5th of August 1822 in Nelson Co, Ky. Mary Ann and Edward Tichenor had two daughters, both born in Ohio Co, Ky 7c2d4i) Ann Hocker (see Chapter 6c2d4i). (Source Codes – MAF1, VEP83, HDT, Cd 229.) Ann Hocker was born in 1818 in Ohio Co, Ky and raised in Ohio Co, Ky. Ann Hocker married widower John Hiram Barnes sr the 1st of January 1844 in Ohio Co, Ky. John Hiram was a widower and had been married Ann’s late sister Sarah Anna “Sally” Hocker (see Chapter 6c2d4g). Ann Hocker and John Hiram Barnes had seven children, all born in Ohio Co, Ky as follows: 1) David A Barnes was born in 1845 in Ohio Co, Ky and as shown in the 1860 census he was attending school. The 1870 or 1880 census does not have him, he may have died in the Civil War. 2) Lida Christina Barnes (see Chapter 8c2d4i2) was born in 1846 in Ohio Co, Ky and raised in Ohio Co, Ky. Lida Christina Barnes married James Hamilton Miller about 1864 in Ohio Co, Ky. James Hamilton was born in 1849 in Ky the son of James Miller (born 1822 Ky, a farmer) and Melvina Beall (born 1825 Ky) who married the 25th of November 1847 in Daviess Co, Ky. Lida Christina and James Hamilton Miller had two children before Lida Christina died, both born in Ohio Co, Ky. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2d4i2. Lida Cristina died and James Hamilton Miller married Elvira, maiden name unknown. We know that James Hamilton Miller died sometime before 1900. As shown in the 1900 Ohio Co, Ky census we find Elvira a widow and she had Lida Christina and James Hamilton Miller’s son John David Miller, his wife Daisy and their son Carl Miller living together. 3) Richard Henry Barnes (see Chapter 8c2d4i3) was born in June 1847 in Ohio Co, Ky and raised in Ohio Co, Ky. Richard Henry Barnes married Sally G Barnard the 20th of December 1868 in Ohio Co, Ky. Sally was in June 1847 in Ohio Co, Ky the daughter of Jared Barnard (born 1805 Ky, a farmer) and Martha Ann Morton (born 1804 Ky) who married the 27th of November 1833 in Ohio Co, Ky by Baptist minister William Downs. The bondsman was Thomas Morton. Sally’s paternal grandparents are William Logan Barnard (born 1757 Md, a revolutionary war veteran, a farmer, died 1843 Ky) and Sarah Pigman (born Md, the sister of Rev Ignatius Pigman, Methodist minister and one of the original Ohio Co, Ky land speculators. Sally and Richard Henry Barnes had a son, born in Ohio Co, Ky. For information about their son, see Chapter 8c2dr4i3. According to the 1870 Ohio Co, Ky census John W Pate was living with them. Richard Henry Barnes died the 3rd of April 1922 in Ohio Co, Ky. (Source Codes – XOCM.) 4) Sarah Miller “Sally” Barnes was born in 1849 and died the 13th of November 1853 in Ohio Co, Ky. 5) Nancy Amelia Barnes (see Chapter 8c2d4i5) was born in February 1852 in Ohio Co, Ky and raised in Ohio Co, Ky. Nancy Amelia Barnes married John R Taylor the 11th of March 1872 in Ohio Co, Ky. John was born in November 1839 in Ohio Co, Ky the son of Blackstone Taylor (born 1807 Ky, a farmer) and Elizabeth Austin (born 1808 Ky) the 10th of January 1828 in Ohio Co, Ky by the Baptist minister Rev William Harlt. The bondsman was Thomas Austin. Nancy Amelia and John Taylor had four children that we know of, all born in Ohio Co, Ky. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2d4i5. As shown in the 1900 Ohio Co, Ky census John Taylor was a farmer and owned his farm free of mortage. According to the 1910 Ohio Co, Ky census Nancy Amelia was a widow and living with her son Gilbert Taylor and his wife Valeria. Nancy Amelia [Barnes] Taylor died the 15th of Janaury 1913 in Garrard Co, Ky. (Source Codes – XOCM.) 6) Elisa Christina Barnes was born in July 1854 in Ohio Co, Ky and was living at home with her parents in 1870. That is all we know about her. 7) John Hiram Barnes jr (see 8c2d4i7) was born in December 1856 in Ohio Co, Ky and as shown in the 1880 Ohio Co, Ky census shows that John Hiram Barnes jr was a school teacher and living with his father and step-mother. John Hiram Barnes jr married Margaret “Maggie” Eblen in 1892 in Ohio Co, Ky. Maggie was born in May 1868 in Ky the daughter of B F Eblen and Anne E Marshall who married the 15th of May 1867 in Shelby Co, Ky. Maggie and John Hiram Barnes jr had five children, all born in Ohio Co, Ky. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2d4i7. John Hiram Barnes jr was the co-founder of the Beaver Dam Deposit Bank and was its president since 1919. The bank had opened in 1890 and then the president and other co-founder was Colonel Ignatius Pigman Barnard. John Hiram Barnes jr was the cashier and he spent the preceding nine months traveling around the countryside selling stock in the new bank. John Hiram Barnes jr was also involved in organizing the Beaver Dam Milling Co. The 1920 Ohio Co, Ky census has four of their children living with them. John Hiram Barnes jr died the 16th of May 1934 in Jefferson Co, Ky and Margaret “Maggie” [Eblen] Barnes died the 17th of January 1940 in Ohio Co, Ky and both are buried in the Goshen Methodist Church Cemetery, Ohio Co, Ky. (Source Code – MAF1, XOCM.) 7c2d4j) George Hocker (see Chapter 6c2d4j). (Source Code – Cd 229.) George Hocker was born in 1819 in Ohio Co, Ky and raised in Ohio Co, Ky. George Hocker married Martha E Miller the 27th of September 1844 in Ohio Co, Ky. Martha was born in 1825 in Ohio Co, Ky the daughter of Joseph Miller (born 1797 Md, a farmer) and Helen Austin (born Md) who married the 10th of November 1828 in Ohio Co, Ky by the Methodist minister Loderick Davis. The bondsman was John Austin, Helen’s father. Martha and George Hocker had two children, before George’s early death, born in Ohio Co, Ky as follows: 1) Sarah “Sally” Miller Hocker was born in 1845 in Ohio Co, Ky and after her father died, her appointed guardian was kinfolk Elisha Hoskins Coleman. According to the 1860 Ohio Co, Ky census Sally and her brother David were living at their mother’s new husband Warren Cash Tichernor residence. Sally married William F Bean the 5th of January 1869 in Ohio Co, Ky. William was born in December 1845 in Ohio Co, Ky the son of Julius C Bean (born 1819 Ky, a farmer, died before or about 1845 Ky) and Arena Eleanor Duke (born 1821 Ky) who married the 22nd of December 1842 in Ohio Co, Ky. William’s mother then married Andrew Cummings and we find William living there and attending school according to the 1850 Ohio Co, Ky census. Sarah “Sally” Miller [Hocker] Bean died soon after they married and we do not know of any children. According to the 1870 Ohio Co, Ky census we find William Beam a farmer and living by himself. (Source Code – XOCM.) 2) David A Hocker was born the 15th of November 1852 in Ohio Co, Ky and after his father died, his appointed guardian was kinfolk Elisha Hoskins Coleman. According to the 1860 Ohio Co, Ky census David Hocker living with his sister Sally Hocker at his mother’s new husband, Warren Cash Tichenor’s residence. At this time we do not know anymore about him. 7c2d5a) Elijah Coleman (see Chapter 6c2d5a). Elijah Coleman1 was born in 1800 in Ohio Co, Ky and raised in Ohio Co, Ky. Elijah Coleman married Pamelia Fulkerson about 1830 in White Co, Il. Pamelia was born in 1799 the daughter of Philip Fulkerson (born 23 March 1753 NJ, a captain of the 2nd Battalion of Colonel Quick’s Regiment and a revolutionary war veteran, died 21 June 1813 Ky) and Elizabeth Bruner who married about 1775 in Somerset Co, NJ. Pamelia and Elijah Coleman had a son before Elijah died, born in White Co, Ky as follows: 1) Henry Davadage Coleman born in 1831 in White Co, Il and according to the 1850 Ohio Co, Ky census was living and farming at the residence of Nancy Sanders. Apparently Henry Davadage Coleman sued for money from his father’s estate from his great uncle, the late Fulkerd Fulkerson (his great aunt Polly’s husband) who died in April 1867. It appears that Henry Davadage Coleman married Mary A [maiden name unknown] Watkins in 1856 in McLean Co, Ky. At this time this is all we know about this couple. (Source Code – Cd 233.) 7c2d5b) Mary “Polly” Coleman (see Chapter 6c2d5b). (Source Codes – TW3, HDT, MAF1, VEP83, Cd 229.) Mary “Polly” Coleman was born in 1801 in Ohio Co, Ky and raised in Ohio Co, Ky. Mary “Polly” Coleman married Fulkerd Fulkerson the 2nd of April 1818 in Ohio Co, Ky by the Methodist minister Rev Loderick Davis. The bondsman was Henry Coleman, Polly’s father. Fulkerd was born in 1789 in NJ the son of Philip Fulkerson (born 23 March 1753 NJ, a Captain of the 2nd Battalion of Colonel Quick’s regiment and a revolutionary war veteran, died 21 June 1813 Ohio Co, Ky) and Elizabeth Bruner who married about 1775 in Somerset Co, NJ. Polly and Fulkerd Fulkerson had eleven children, six born in Ohio Co, Ky, four born in White Co, Ky, and one child born in Clark Co, In as follows: 1) Henry Coleman Fulkerson (see Chapter 8c2d5b1) was born the 4th of February 1819 in Ohio Co, Ky and raised in Ohio Co, Ky, White Co, Il, and Clark Co, In. Henry Coleman Fulkerson married Mary “Polly” Williams the 25th of October 1841 in Scott Co, In. Polly was born in 1825 in Clark Co, In the daughter of John Williams and Elizabeth Giltner who married the 7th of February 1823 in Jefferson Co, In. Polly and Henry Coleman Fulkerson had nine children, four born in Clark Co, In, and five children born in White Co, Il. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2d5b1. Henry Coleman Fulkerson was a farmer and living in Charlestown Twp, Clark Co, In as shown in the 1850 Clark Co, In census. In 1852 Henry Coleman Fulkerson and Polly with their children migrated to Burnt Prairie, White Co, Il and purchased a 480 acre farm near Liberty, Il. The 1880 White Co, Il census shows Henry Coleman Fulkerson a farmer and he and Polly had the following children living with them: Martin Theoden Fulkerson, Sarah Emaline Fulkerson, Susan Adeline Fulkerson, and Mariah Catherine Fulkerson, and granddaughter Amanda Cravens. According to the 1900 White Co, Il census shows Polly was a widow and living alone. (Source Code – TW3, Cd 002.) 2) Philip W Fulkerson was born in November 1821 in Ohio Co, Ky and moved with his parents in 1829 to White Co, Il. Philip moved with his parents to Clark Co, In, and after his mother died he moved with his father back to Ohio Co, Ky. Philip Fulkerson was living with his sister Sally and her husband Philip Pate as shown in the 1850 Ohio Co, Ky census. We are not sure whether Philip Fulkerson married or stayed single. 3) William Hershey Fulkerson (see Chapter 8c2d5b3) was born the 13th of December 1822 in Ohio Co, Ky and raised in Ohio Co, Ky, White Co, Il, Clark Co, In and finally back to Ohio Co, Ky. When William Hershey Fulkerson was living in White Co, Il he learned the trade of a cooper. William Hershey Fulkerson married Francis R “Fanny” McConnell the 9th of July 1845 in Ohio Co, Ky. Fanny was born the 20th of June 1825 in Muhlenberg Co, Ky the daughter of James M McConnell (born 1793 Ky, a farmer) and the late Fanny Davis who married the 23rd of October 1817 in Muhlenberg Co, Ky. According to the 1850 Ohio Co, Ky census Fanny’s brother John McConnell (born 1828 Ky, a farmer) and his wife Susan Elizabeth [Collins] (born 1831 Ky) were living with them. The 1860 Ohio Co, Ky census shows that William Hershey Fulkerson was a farmer and his brother Oliver Fulkerson was living with them. William Hershey Fulkerson and Fanny belonged to the Baptist Church and they voted Democrat. William Hershey Fulkerson was a member of the Masonic fraternity. Fanny and William Hershey Fulkerson had eleven children, all born in Ohio Co, Ky. See Chapter 8c2d5b3 for information about their children. Fanny died the 25th of November 1892 in Ohio Co, Ky. The 1900 Ohio Co, Ky census William Hershey Fulkerson was a widower and living with his son Noah Fulkerson and his family. William Hershey Fulkerson died the 2nd of February 1905 in Ohio Co, Ky. (Source Codes – TW3, Cd 229.) 4) Sarah Ann “Sally” Fulkerson (see Chapter 8c2d5b4) born in 1825 in Ohio Co, Ky and raised in Ohio Co, Ky, White Co, Il and Clark Co, In and then back to Ohio Co, Ky. Sarah Ann “Sally” Fulkerson married distant kinfolk Philip Pate the 7th of December 1842 in Ohio Co, Ky. Philip was born in 1822 in Ohio Co, Ky the son of Samuel Pate (born about 1796 Va, a farmer) and Auretta Thrasher (born about 1801 Md) who married the 11th of March 1824 in Ohio Co, Ky by the Baptist minister Rev William Harlt. The bondsman was Auretta’s kinfolk Nicholas Hocker. Sally and Philip Pate had four children before Sally’s early death, all born in Ohio Co, Ky. See Chapter 8c2d5b4 for information about their children. According to the 1850 Ohio Co, Ky and the 1880 White Co, Il census Philip Pate was a carpenter. Then Philip Pate married Samantha M [Shull] Funkhouser (born 1841 Il) the 16th of March 1878 in White Co, Il. Samantha and Philip Pate had a daugther, Annie Pate (born 1879 Il). (Source Codes – TW3, Cd 229.) 5) Oliver P Fulkerson was born in 1827 in Ohio Co, Ky and when he was three years old moved with his parents to White Co, Il and later to Clark Co, In where his mother died. He moved with his father back to Ohio Co, Ky and according to the 1850 Ohio Co, Ky census was living with his brother John Fulkerson at their uncle and aunt George S and Margaret [Fulkerson] Smith residence. According to the 1860 Ohio Co, Ky census we find Oliver Fulkerson is a boarder at the residence of John S (born 1829 Ky, a tavern keeper) and Rebecca (born 1834 Ky) Vaught. After 1860 we do not hear about him. 6) Martin T Fulkerson (see Chapter 8c2d5b6) was born in 1828 in Ohio Co, Ky and raised in White Co, Il, Clark Co, In and then moved to Ohio Co, Ky. Martin T Fulkerson married Susannah “Susan” Coleman the 28th of November 1850 in Ohio Co, Ky. Susan was born in May 1834 in Ohio Co, Ky the daughter of Richard Coleman (born 7 October 1805 Ky, a farmer) and Rebecca Hocker (born 27 September 1805 Ky) who married the 23rd of January 1823 in Ohio Co, Ky by the Baptist minister Rev William Harlt. The bondsman was Rebecca’s father, Nicholas Hocker. Susan and Martin Fulkerson had ten children, all born in Ohio Co, Ky. See Chapter 8c2d5b6 for information about their children. As shown in the 1880 Ohio Co, Ky census Martin Fulkerson was a farmer and he and Susan had the following children living with them: Dillis Dyer Fulkerson, Josephine Fulkerson, Mary Fulkerson, Fanny Fulkerson, William Fulkerson, Alvis Fulkerson, Charles Fulkerson, Annie Fulkerson, and Laura Fulkerson. The 1900 Ohio Co, Ky census shows Susan a widow and had the following children living with her: Josephine Fulkerson, Mary Fulkerson, Fanny Fulkerson, Charles Fulkerson, Annie Fulkerson, and Laura Fulkerson. (Source Code – TW3, XOCM.) 7) Dillis Dyer Fulkerson was born in 1830 in White Co, Il and moved with his family to Clark Co, In. Dillis Dyer Fulkerson was named after Dillis Dyer, a lawyer and beloved friend of the family. After his mother died Dillis Dyer Fulkerson moved with his father back to Ohio Co, Ky. According to the 1850 Ohio Co, Ky census Dillis Dyer Fulkerson was a merchant’s clerk for John (born 1795 Md) and Cynthia [McCeery] (born 1798 Ky) Crow and was also living with them. Dillis Dyer Fulkerson was a clerk for the Beaver Dam Baptist Church in 1854 according to “Fogle’s Papers”. Dillis Dyer Fulkerson never married and was alive in 1854 and living in Ohio Co, Ky, and that is the last we hear about him. (Source Code – MAF1.) 8) Alfred Fulkerson was born in 1832 in White Co, Il and moved with his parents to Clark Co, In. After his mother died Alfred Fulkerson moved with his father back to Ohio Co, Ky. That is all we know about him. 9) Richard Johnson Fulkerson (see Chapter 8c2d5b9) was born the 7th of July 1833 in White Co, Il and raised in White Co, Il and Clark Co, In. After Richard Johnson Fulkerson’s mother died he moved back to Ohio Co, Ky with his father. Richard Johnson Fulkerson married his second cousin Sarah Jane Robertson the 20th of October 1853 in Ohio Co, Ky. Sarah Jane was born the 18th of October 1829 in White Co, Il the daughter of Dr James Fulkerson Robertson (born 2 January 1806 Ky, a physician and farmer, died 28 November 1875 Ky) and Elizabeth Fulkerson (born 7 March 1812 Ky, died 12 March 1912 Ky) who married the 9th of November 1828 in White Co, Il. Sarah Jane’s paternal grandparents are Samuel Robertson (born about 1775) and Jane Fulkerson (born about 1779 NJ, died 1845 Il) who married the 17th of February 1801 in Kentucky and then migrated to Burnt Prairie, White Co, Il. Sarah Jane’s maternal grandparents are Philip Bruner Fulkerson (born 1 January 1785 Ky, a showmaker and cooper, died 14 February 1845 Ky) and Sarah Ann Taylor (born 1794) who married about 1809 in Ohio Co, Ky. Both of Sarah Jane’s paternal and maternal great grandparents are Philip (born 23 March 1753 NJ, a Captain and a revolutionary war veteran, died before 21 June 1813 Ky) and Elizabeth Bruner who married about 1775 in New Jersey. Sarah Jane and Richard Johnson Fulkerson had seven children, all born in Ohio Co, Ky. See Chapter 8c2d5b9 for information about their children. The 1870 Ohio Co, Ky census shows Richard Johnson Fulkerson was a farmer and they had all of their children living with them. Sarah Jane died the 12th of October 1895 and Richard Johnson Fulkerson died the 28th of September 1898 both in Ohio Co, Ky. (Source Code – TW3, XOCM.) 10) Mary E Fulkerson (see Chapter 8c2d5b10) was born in 1834 in White Co, Il and moved with her parents to Clark Co, In. After Mary Fulkerson’s mother died Mary moved with her father back to Ohio Co, Ky. Mary E Fulkerson married John M Brown the 17th of January 1855 in Ohio Co, Ky. John was born in 1834 in Ohio Co, Ky the son of James Brown (born 1801 Va, a farmer) and Mary “Polly” Wakeland (born 1804 Ky) who married the 5th of October 1820 in Ohio Co, Ky by the Methodist minister Loderick Davis. The bondsman was Polly’s father, William Wakeland. Mary and John Brown had eleven children, all born in Ohio Co, Ky. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2d5b10. According to the 1870 Ohio Co, Ky census John Brown was a farmer. John Brown died the 27th of April 1912 in Jefferson Co, Ky. (Source Codes – XOCM.) 11) Elijah Summers Fulkerson (see Chapter 8c2d5b11) was born the 20th of April 1839 in Clark Co, In and after his mother died he moved with his father to Ohio Co, Ky. According to the 1850 Ohio Co, Ky census Elijah Summers Fulkerson was attending school. Elijah Summers Fulkerson married twice, first to Emeline Hunsinger the 5th of October 1858 in White Co, Il. Emeline was born about 1840 in White Co, Il the daughter of William Hunsinger and Sarah Hunsinger who married the 16th of September 1834 in White Co, Il. Emeliine and Elijah Summers Fulkerson had four children, before Emeline died, born in White Co, Il. Elijah Summers Fulkerson served in Company C, the 40th Illinois Infantry in the early stages of the civil war, but was soon discharged for illness. Elijah Summers Fulkerson had a 200 acre farm in Burnt Prairie, White Co, Il. Emeline died three weeks after her four child was born. Elijah Summers Fulkerson married widow Emma Hunsinger Vaught, Emeline’s younger sister, the 20th of June 1865 in White Co, Ky. Reportedly Emma and Elijah Summers Fulkerson’s first child was born 3 days after they married. Emma and Elijah Summers Fulkerson had ten children, all born in White Co, Ky. For information about all of Elijah Summers Fulkerson’s children, see Chapter 8c2d5b11. As shown in the 1880 White Co, Il census Elijah Summers Fulkerson and Emma had Augustus (born 1850 Il, a teacher) and Martha (born 1856 Il, a cook) Vaught living with them. Elijah Summers Fulkerson died the 3rd of March 1890 leaving Emma with seven children, ages 4 months to 17 years old at home with her. The 1900 White Co, Il census shows that Emma was keeping a boarding house on Walnut St, Carmi, White Co, Il. (Source Code – XILM.) 7c2d5c) Sarah “Sally” Coleman (see Chapter 6c2d5c). (Source Codes – HDT, MAF1, VEP83, Cd 229.) Sarah “Sally” Coleman1 was born the 11th of April 1801 in Ohio Co, Ky and raised in Ohio Co, Ky. Sarah “Sally” Coleman married Isaac Williams the 10th of February 1820 in Ohio Co, Ky by the Methodist minister Loderick Davis. The bondsman was Henry Coleman, Sally’s father. Isaac was born in August 1800 in Ky the son of Stephen Williams (born 1760 Md) and Sarah Grigsby who married in 1779 in Dorchester Co, Md. Sally and Isaac Williams had ten children, two born in Ohio Co, Ky and two born in White Co, Il and six born in Pike Co, Il as follows: 1) Stephen Ross Williams (see Chapter 8c2d5c1) was born the 12th of November 1820 in Ohio Co, Ky and raised in White Co, Il. Stephen Ross married twice, first to Nancy J Funkhouser the 23rd of June 1837 in White Co, Il. Nancy was born in 1821 in Illinois the daughter of Isaac Funkhouser (born 1790 Tn, a farmer) and Polly Young (born 1790 Ky) who married the 8th of August 1807 in Ohio Co, Ky by the Rev Benjamin Talbert. The bondsman was James Young. Nancy and Stephen Ross Williams had eleven children, all born in White Co, Il. For information about their children, see Chapter 8e2d5c1. After Nancy died, about 1883, Stephen Ross Williams then married Rachel Shinn about 1883 in Pike Co, Il. Rachel was born in April 1857 in Illinois. According to the 1900 Pike Co, Il census Stephen Ross Williams and Rachel were living alone. (Source Code – XILM.) 2) Evaline Williams (see Chapter 8c2d5c2) was born in 1821 in Ohio Co Ky and raised in White Co, Il and Pike Co, Il. Evaline Williams married twice, first to David Crowder the 23rd of June 1837 in White Co, Il. David was born in 1816 in South Carolina. Evaline and David Crowder had three children, all born in White Co, Il. See Chapter 8c2d5c2 for information about their children. According to the 1850 Pike Co, Il census David Crowder was a blacksmith. After David Crowder died, Evaline married a “Tunnell”. That is all we know about this couple. (Source Code – XILM.) 3) Elmira Williams (see Chapter 8c2d5c3) was born the 11th of October 1825 in White Co, Il and raised in White and Pike Co, Il. Elmira Williams married twice, first to John Ralls the 30th of June 1842 in White Co, Il. John was born about 1821 in Kentucky. Elmira and John Ralls had four children, all born in Sangamon Co, Il. John went to California during the gold rush, and apparently was murdered on the way home. Elmira then married widower Uriah Hughes the 1st of April 1853 in Pike Co, Il. Uriah was born in 1809 in Virginia. Elmira and Uriah Hughes had five children, all born in Pike Co, Il. For information about all of Elmira’s children, see Chapter 8c2d5c3. According to the 1900 Mahaska Co, Ia census Elmira was a widow and was living with her daughter Jennie and her family. Elmira [Williams] Ralls Hughes died the 31st of October 1918 in New Sharon, Mahaska Co, Ia. (Source Code – XILM.) 4) Henry Coleman Williams (see Chapter 8c2d5c4) was born in 1823 in White Co, Il and raised in Pike Co, Il. Henry Coleman Williams married Elizabeth Simmons the 16th of January 1844 in Bond Co, Il. Elizabeth was born in 1823 in Kentucky. Elizabeth and Henry Coleman Williams had six children, all born in White Co, Il. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2d5c4. According to the 1850 White Co, Il census Henry Coleman Williams was a farmer. The 1870 Wayne Co, Il census shows that Henry Coleman Williams was a farmer and he and Elizabeth had the following children living with them: William Williams, Sarah Jane Williams, Philip Williams, George Williams, and Samuel Williams. According to the 1880 Wayne Co, Il census Elizabeth was a widow and had sons George Williams and Samuel Williams living with her and working on the farm in Mount Erie Twp, Wayne Co, Il. (Source Code – XILM.) 5) Susan F Williams (see Chapter 8c2d5c5) was born in 1827 in Pike Co, Il and raised in Pike Co, Il. Susan F Williams married Philip Morgan the 27th of September 1847 in Pike Co, Il. Philip was born in August 1825 in Tennessee. Susan and Philip Morgan had seven children, all born in Pike Co, Il. See Chapter 8c2d5c5 for information about their children. (Source Code – XILM.) 6) Martin Williams was born in 1831 in Pike Co, Il and was raised in Pike Co, Il. Martin Williams married Amy J, maiden name unknown. That is all we know of this couple. 7) Cynthia Williams was born in 1841 in Pike Co, Il and was attending school as shown in the 1850 Pike Co, Il census. Cynthia Williams married Lewis N Washam. That is all we know about this couple. 8) Mary A Williams (see Chapter 8c2d5c8) was born in 1842 in Pike Co, Il and according to the 1850 Pike Co, Il census was attending school. Mary A Williams married James H Garner about 1863 in Pike Co, Il. James was born in 1826 in Kentucky. Mary and James Garner had four children we know of, all born in Pike Co, Il. See Chapter 8c2d5c8 for information about their children. As shown in the 1900 Pike Co, Il census Mary was a widow and she had her son Herman Garner living with her. 9) William Jasper Williams was born in 1844 in Pike Co, Il and as shown in the 1850 Pike Co, Il census was attending school. William Jasper Williams married Catherine, maiden name unknown. At this time this is all we know about this couple. 10) Alvira Williams (see Chapter 9c2d5c10) was born in 1845 in Pike Co, Il and raised in Pike Co, Il. Alvira Williams married widower Washington Roundy about 1860 in Pike Co, Il. Washington was born in 1835 in Illinois, had been married previously to Zeralda Iler the 1st of April 1847 in Pike Co, Ky. Alvira and Washington Roundy had three children as of 1870, all born in Pike Co, Il. For information about their children, see Chapter 9c2d5c10. 7c2d5e) Christine Coleman (see Chapter 6c2d5e). (Source Codes – HDT, MAF1, VEP83, Cd 229.) Christine Coleman was born about 1803 in Ohio Co, Ky and raised in Ohio Co, Ky. Christine Coleman married Amos Williams the 24th of February 1825 in Ohio Co, Ky. Amos was born about 1902 in Ohio Co, Ky the son of Elijah Williams (born about 1774 Md, died August 1835 Ky) and Harriet Davis (born 1777 Md, died 1833 Ky). Christine and Amos Williams had seven children, all born in Ohio Co, Ky as follows: 1) Eliza Coleman Williams (see Chapter 8c2d5e1) was born in 1826 in Ohio Co, Ky and raised in Ohio Co, Ky. Eliza Coleman Williams married Franklin “Frank” Cooper the 17th of March 1846 in Ohio Co, Ky. Frank was born in 1825 in Ohio Co, Ky the son of Henry Cooper (born 1782 Md, a farmer) and Nancy C Phipps (born 1784 Md) who married the 31st of October 1803 in Ohio Co, Ky by the Methodist minister Ignatius Pigman. The bondsman was William Phipps. Frank’s paternal grandparents are William Cooper (born 1734 Md, a revolutionary war veteran) and Mary “Polly” Harrison who married the 17th of December 1779 in Frederick Co, Md. As shown in the 1850 Ohio Co, Ky census Frank Cooper was a farmer and they had Eliza’s brother Elijah Williams living with them. Eliza and Frank Cooper had four children before Eliza died, all born in Ohio Co, Ky. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2d5e1. Eliza died in 1864 in Ohio Co, Ky and Frank then married widow Margaret E [Steward] House (born 1839 Ky) the 27th of January 1865 in Ohio Co, Ky and they had five children. (Source Code – Cd 229.) 2) John Williams was born in 1827 in Ohio Co, Ky and according to the 1850 Ohio Co, Ky census was living with his sister Harriet Williams at the residence of Frederick Shrader. The 1860 Ohio Co, Ky census shows that John Williams and his sister Harriet Williams were living at the Parden and Sally Taber’s residence. The 1850 and 1860 census shows John Williams was a farmer. As shown in the 1870 Ohio Co, Ky census John Williams was living at the James W and Frances Blacklock residence. Apparently John Williams remained single all his life. 3) Elijah O Williams (see Chapter 8c2d5e3) was born the 20th of March 1830 in Ohio Co, Ky and raised in Ohio Co, Ky. Elijah Williams as shown in the 1850 Ohio Co, Ky census was a farmer and was living with his sister Eliza and her husband Frank Cooper. Elijah O Williams married Hester Ann Cooper the 1st of October 1857 in Ohio Co, Ky. Hester Ann was born in 1839 in Ohio Co, Ky the daughter of John Phipps Cooper (born 1813 Ky, a farmer) and Ann Eliza Chinn (born 1820 Ky) who married the 8th of March 1837 in Ohio Co, Ky by the Baptist minister Rev Ancil Hall. The bondsman was Wesley Phipps. Hester Ann and Elijah Williams had a son before Elijah died, born in Ohio Co, Ky. For information about their son, see Chapter 8c2d5e3. Elijah Williams was a school teacher. Elijah O Williams died the 29th of January 1861 in Ohio Co, Ky. According to the 1870 Ohio Co, Ky census Hester Ann was a widow and her and her son were living with her father. Hester Ann married Daniel Tichenor (born 1842 Ky, a farmer) the 11th of November 1877 in Ohio Co, Ky and the 1880 Ohio Co, Ky census shows that she and her son were living at her husband Daniel Tichenor residence. (Source Code – XOCM.) 4) Reason Davis Williams (see Chapter 8c2d5e4) was born the 22nd of July 1833 in Ohio Co, Ky and raised in Ohio Co, Ky. Reason Davis Williams married Elizabeth E Chapman the 31st of October 1853 in Ohio Co, Ky. Elizabeth was born in March 1834 in Ohio Co, Ky the daughter of Solomon Chapman (born 1801 Ky, a farmer) and Sarah Render (born 1808 Ky) who married the 4th of June 1824 in Ohio Co, Ky by the Baptist minister William Harlt. The bondsman was Robert Render, Sarah’s father. Elizabeth and Reason Davis Williams had four children, all born in Ohio Co, Ky. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2d5e4. The 1850 Ohio Co, Ky census shows a Will V Kelly (born 1838 Ky) living with them and attending school. According to the 1880 Ohio Co, Ky census Reason Davis Williams is a farmer and he and Elizabeth with their daughter Eliza Williams living with them. Reason Davis Williams died the 4th of November 1892 in Ohio Co, Ky. As shown in the 1900 Ohio Co, Ky census Elizabeth was a widow and living with her daughter Eliza and her family. Elizabeth died the 8th of September 1916 in Ohio Co, Ky. (Source Code – XOCM.) 5) Harriet Williams was born in 1833 in Ohio Co, Ky. According to the 1850 Ohio Co, Ky census Harriet Williams and her brother John Williams were living at the Frederick Shrader residence. In 1860 Harriet Williams and her brother John Williams were living at the residence of Parden and Sally Tabor. After that we do not know what happened to Harriet Williams. 6) Samuel Williams was born in 1836 in Ohio Co, Ky and that is all we know of him. 7) a unknown female born in 1838 in Ohio Co, Ky. 7c2d5f) Elisha Hoskins Coleman (see Chapter 6c2d5f). (Source Codes – MAF1, HDT, VEP83, Cd 229.) Elisha Hoskins Coleman was born the 5th of January 1805 in Ohio Co, Ky and raised in Ohio Co, Ky. Elisha Hoskins Coleman married Susanna Haden Maddox the 8th of March 1826 in Ohio Co, Ky by the Baptist minister Rev William Harlt. The bondsman was William N Davis. Susanna was born the 13th of April 1796 in Woodford Co, Ky the daughter of John Maddox (born December 1762 Va, a revolutionary war veteran, died 7 June 1844 Ky) and Eleanor Aston (born 1765 Va, died August 1829 Ky) who married the 17th of December 1789 in Goochland Co, Va. Susanna and Elisha Hoskins Coleman had a son, born in Ohio Co, Ky as follows: 1) Rev James Smith Coleman (see Chapter 8c2d5f1) was born the 23rd of February 1827 in Ohio Co, Ky and raised in Ohio Co, Ky. James Smith Coleman married twice, first to Rachel Chapman the 6th of May 1846 in Ohio Co, Ky. Rachel was born in 1829 in Ohio Co, Ky the daughter of Ellis Chapman (born 1799 Ky, a farmer) and Nancy Southard (born 1802 Va) who married the 14th of September 1820 in Ohio Co, Ky by the Methodist minister Rev Loderick Davis. The bondsman was Amos Davis. James Smith Coleman was appointed sheriff in 1848 when only 21 years old. In 1852 he was appointed Beaver Dam’s first postmaster which he held until 1853. His performance as sheriff was successful and he seemed in line for other political honors, perhaps a seat in Congress. One night James Smith Coleman attended a revival meeting on a business matter, but he soon forgot the business he had come for and went home vowing eternal submission to the lord’s work and in the next Sunday night preached his first sermon in the old church at Beaver Dam. He never turned back on the evangelistic pathway, but went forward to become one of Kentucky’s outstanding Baptist divines. Rachel and the Rev James Smith Coleman had twelve children, all born in Ohio Co, Ky. Rachel died giving birth to their last child. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2d5f1. Then James Smith Coleman married the widow Josephine [Austin] Field the 25th of December 1877 in Ohio Co, Ky. Josephine was born in January 1832 in Ohio Co, Ky the daughter of John Austin and Cassandra Odle who married the 15th of February 1799 in Montgomery Co, Md. Josephine was the widow of Col Benjamin Field (born 1819, died 8 November 1873 Ky) who fought for the confederacy during the civil war. Apparently James Smith Coleman and his second wife Josephine were a very happy couple, but there were no children from this second marriage. Rev James Smith Coleman died the 29th of March 1904 in Ohio Co, Ky and is buried in the Beaver Dam Baptist Church Cemetery. (Source Code – XOCM, Cd 229.) 7c2d5g) Martin Coleman (see Chapter 6c2d5g). (Source Codes – HDT, MAF1, VEP83, Cd 229.) Martin Coleman was born the 4th of November 1809 in Ohio Co, Ky and raised in Ohio Co, Ky. Martin Coleman married twice, first to Harriet Williams the 7th of November 1831 in Ohio Co, Ky by the Methodist minister John Phipps. The bondsman was Elijah Williams, Harriet’s father. Harriet was born about 1812 in Ohio Co, Ky the daughter of Elijah Williams (born about 1774 Md, died August 1835 Ky) and Harriet Davis (born 1777 Md, died 1833 Ky). Harriet and Martin had a daughter before Harriet died, born in Ohio Co, Ky as follows: 1) Corilla A Coleman (see Chapter 8c2d5g1) was born in 1834 in Ohio Co, Ky and raised in Ohio Co, Ky. Corilla A Coleman married Harrison H Martin the 11th of March 1859 in Ohio Co, Ky. Harrison was born in 1830 in Ohio Co, Ky the son of Frederick Martin (born 1772 Va, a farmer) and Rebecca Smith (born 1806 Ky) who married the 25th of January 1827 in Sumner Co, Tn. Corilla and Harrison Martin had six children, all born in Ohio Co, Ky. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2d5g1. As shown in the 1860 Ohio Co, Ky census Harrison’s widow mother was living with them. According to the 1870 Ohio Co, Ky census Harrison was a farmer. (Source Code – XOCM.) After Harriet [Williams] Coleman died then Martin Coleman married Martha Ann Leach the 25th of February 1840 in Ohio Co, Ky by the Baptist minister Rev Alfred Taylor. The bondsman was Joseph Leach. Martha Ann was born in 1813 in Ohio Co, Ky the daughter of William Leach (born 1765 Md, a farmer) and Jane Taylor (born Va) who married the 31st of January 1804 in Ohio Co, Ky by the Methodist minister Rev Thomas Taylor. The bondsman was John Leach. Martha Ann and Martin Coleman had eleven children, all born in Ohio Co, Ky as follows: 2) Harriet Emeline Coleman (see Chapter 8c2d5g2) was born in 1840 in Ohio Co, Ky and raised in Ohio Co, Ky. Harriet Emeline Coleman married her second cousin (see Chapter 7c2d4d5) Henry Davadge Hocker the 8th of October 1858 in Ohio Co, Ky. Henry Daviadge was born in November 1839 in Ohio Co, Ky the son of Nicholas D Hocker (born 1807 Ky, a farmer) and Clarissa Cooper (born 1809 Ky) who married the 25th of September 1827 in Ohio Co, Ky by the Methodist minister Loderick Davis. The bondsman was Clarissa’s father, Henry Cooper. Harriet Emeline and Henry Davadge Hocker had eight children, all born in Ohio Co, Ky. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2d4d5. Harriet Emeline died before 1896 in Ohio Co, Ky. (Source Code – XOCM.) 3) William N Coleman (see Chapter 8c2d5g3) was born in February 1841 in Ohio Co, Ky and raised in Ohio Co, Ky. William N Coleman married Josephine S Igleheart about 1862 in Daviess Co, Ky. Josephine was born in January 1836 in Ohio Co, Ky the daughter of Henry D Igleheart (born 1814 Ky, a farmer) and Amelia Ann Bennett (born 1818 Ky) who married the 10th of December 1834 in Ohio Co, Ky by Rev William Sandefur. Josephine and William Coleman had four children, all born in Daviess Co, Ky. See Chapter 8c2d5g3 for information about their children. As shown in the 1880 Daviess Co, Ky census William Coleman was a engineer. According to the 1900 Ky sndx William Coleman and Josephine and their daughter Rosa Coleman were living in Owensboro, Daviess Co, Ky. 4) Joseph W Coleman (see Chapter 8c2d5g4) was born the 7th of December 1842 in Ohio Co, Ky and according to the 1860 Ohio Co, Ky census was attending school. Joseph W Coleman married twice, first to Mary E Potts the 31st of January 1875 in Ohio Co, Ky. Mary was born the 7th of September 1856 in Ky the daughter William C Potts (born 1819 Ky, a saddler) and Elizabeth Hoover (born 1819 Ky) who married the 11th of January 1840 in Jessamine Co, Ky. Mary and Joseph had six children, all born in Ohio Co, Ky. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2d5g4. Mary died the 23rd of January 1894 in Ohio Co, Ky. According to the 1900 Ky sndx Joseph was a widower and had the following children living with him: Hettie Coleman, William Coleman, Laura Coleman, Edward Coleman, and Lenard Coleman. Joseph W Coleman then married Samantha Emily Taylor the 30th of October 1905 in Ohio Co, Ky. Samantha Emily was born in 1858 in Ky the daughter of William H Taylor (born 1829 Ky, a farmer) and Nancy A Mulkey (born 1830 Ky) who married the 25th of April 1848 in Union Co, Ky. Samantha Emily and Joseph Coleman did not have any children. As shown in the 1910 Ky sndx Joseph Coleman’s farm was located on State Road and he and Samantha Emily had his son Lenard Coleman living with them. Joseph W Coleman died the 29th of September 1915 and Mary and Joseph Coleman are buried in the East Providence Cemetery. The 1920 Ky sndx has Samantha Emily a widow and living with her brother Hiden M Taylor. (Source Code – XOCM.) 5) Lizetta C Coleman (see Chapter 8c2d5g5) was born in 1845 in Ohio Co, Ky and raised in Ohio Co, Ky. Lizetta C Coleman married twice, first to James Paynor the 17th of November 1865 in Ohio Co, Ky. James was born about 1839 in Tn the son of George Paynor and Edi Corkett who married the 27th of May 1828 in Williamson Co, Tn. Lizetta and James Paynor did not have any children. After James Paynor died Lizetta married the widower Richard Henry Stevens the 22nd of June 1869 in Ohio Co, Ky. Richard Henry was born the 15th of June 1833 in Steven’s Mill, Ohio Co, Ky the son of Richard Stevens (the son of John Stevens, Richard died 7 March 1833 Ky of cholera) and Susan Taylor (the daughter of Richard Taylor, Susan died 17 February 1849 Ky). Richard Henry Stevens had been married previously to Mary Jane Taylor in 1855 in Ohio Co, Ky and had four children before she died. Lizetta and Richard Henry Stevens had six children, all born in Ohio Co, Ky. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2d5g5. As shown in the 1870 Ohio Co, Ky census Richard Henry Stevens was a farmer and they had his four children and their son Martin living at home. According to the 1880 Ohio Co, Ky census Richard Henry Stevens and Lizetta had his two daughters, Jennette Stevens and Mary Stevens along with their children living with them. (Source Code – XOCM.) 6) Altha Dee Coleman was born the 22nd December 1846 in Ohio Co, Ky and raised in Ohio Co, Ky. Altha Dee Coleman married her third cousin (see paragraph 7e2d4f4) Nicholas Loyd Hocker in 1888 in Ohio Co, Ky. Nicholas was born the 17th of October 1841 son of John Bird Hocker and Ellen Leach who married the 26th of November 1834 in Ohio Co, Ky. Altha Dee and Nicholas did not have any children. Altha Dee died the 3rd of March 1911 and Nicholas died the 31st of March 1922 and both are buried in the East Providence Cemetery. (Source Code – XOCM.) 7) Elijah M Coleman (see Chapter 8c2d5g7) was born in March 1848 in Ohio Co, Ky and according to the 1860 Ohio Co, Ky census was attending school. The 1870 Ohio Co, Ky census shows Elijah Coleman living at home with his parents and working as a farm hand. Elijah M Coleman married Sarah E “Sally” Simmons the 12th of October 1873 in Logan Co, Ky. Sally was born in May 1854 in Ohio Co, Ky the daughter of William Simmons and Mary F Tatum who married the 25th of November 1850 in Logan Co, Ky. Sally and Elijah Coleman had six children, all born in Ohio Co, Ky. See Chapter 8c2d5g7 for information about their children. Elijah Coleman was a farmer and was renting his farm as shown in the 1900 Ohio Co, Ky census. According to the 1910 and 1920 Ohio Co, Ky census Elijah Coleman and Sally had their son Fay Coleman living with them. Elijah M Coleman died the 17th of July 1924 in Ohio Co, Ky. (Source Code – Cd 233.) 8) Mary C Coleman (see Chapter 8c2d5g8) was born the 4th of May 1852 in Ohio Co, Ky and as shown in the 1860 Ohio Co, Ky census shows was attending school. Mary C Coleman married John Butler Rogers the 9th of April 1873 in Ohio Co, Ky. John Butler was born the 1st of September 1851 in Ohio Co, Ky the son of William Loyd Rogers (born 1822 Ky, a farmer, died 26 February 1876 Ky) and Magdaline James (born 1826 Ky) who married about 1847 in Ohio Co, Ky. John Butler’s paternal grandparents are Jonathan Rogers (born Md, an Ohio Co, Ky Magistrate, died before 1850 Ky) and Elizabeth, maiden name unknown (born 1782 Md). John Butler’s maternal grandparents are Samuel James (born 1790 Va, a farmer) and Elizabeth Borah (born 1794 Ky) who married the 28th of November 1822 in Butler Co, Ky. Mary and John Butler Rogers had four children, all born in Ohio Co, Ky. See Chapter 8c2d5g8 for information about their children. As shown in the 1850 and 1860 Ohio Co, Ky census John Butler’s widow paternal grandmother was living with them. John Butler Rogers was a farmer, and a blacksmith for three years, and also a deputy sheriff for four years. According to the 1900 Ky sndx John Butler Rogers and Mary had their sons Latney Rogers and Jay Rogers living with them in Leitchfield, Grayson Co, Ky. The 1920 Grayson Co, Ky census shows Mary a widower and she had her son Jay Rogers living with her. (Source Codes – TW3, XOCM.) 9) Laura J Coleman was born the 10th of February 1853 in Ohio Co, Ky and that is all we know about her. 10) Martin S Coleman was born the 15th of August 1854 and he died before 1870 in Ohio Co, Ky. 11) Martha A Coleman was born the 18th of Sepember 1857 in Ohio Co, Ky and according to the 1880 census she was living at home with her parents. 12) Ada A Coleman was born in 1865 in Ohio Co, Ky and in the 1880 Ohio Co, Ky census Ada Coleman was living at home with her parents and listed as insane. Apparently Ada A Coleman married William H Reid the 10th of September 1884 in Ohio Co, Ky. At this time we do not know anymore about this couple. (Source Code – XOCM.) 7c2d5h) Nancy Coleman (see Chapter 6c2d5h). (Source Codes – HDT, XOCM, MAF1, Cd 229.) Nancy Coleman was born the 24th of September 1811 in Ohio Co, Ky and raised in Ohio Co, Ky. Nancy Coleman married William Blackman Addington the 19th of November 1834 in Ohio Co, Ky. William Blackman was born the 4th of April 1811 in Ohio Co, Ky the son of Henry Addington and Dorcas Barnard who married the 1st of December 1799 in Ohio Co, Ky. Nancy and William Blackman Addington had seven children, all born in Ohio Co, Ky as follows: 1) Harriet Ann Addington (see Chapter 8c2d5h1) was born in March 1836 in Ohio Co, Ky and raised in Ohio Co, Ky. As shown in the 1850 Ohio Co, Ky census Harriet Ann Addington was attending school and living at home with her parents. Harriet Ann Addington married William Logan Brown the 16th of December 1854 in Ohio Co, Ky. William Logan was born in May 1835 in Ohio Co, Ky the son of James Brown (born 1794 Pa, a farmer) and Mary “Polly” Wakeland (born 1804 Ky) who married the 5th of October 1820 in Ohio Co, Ky by the Methodist minister Loderick Davis. The bondsman was William Wakeland. Harriet Ann and William Logan Brown had nine children, all born in Ohio Co, Ky. See Chapter 8c2d5h1 for information about their children. William Logan Brown died the 23rd of April 1911 in Ohio Co, Ky and Harriet Ann [Addington] Brown died the 2nd of May 1921 in Ohio Co, Ky. (Source Code – XOCM.) 2) an unknown daughter born about 1838 in Ohio Co, Ky and died before 1850 in Ohio Co, Ky. 3) John Wesley Addington (see Chapter 8c2d5h3) was born the 25th of May 1840 in Ohio Co, Ky and according to the 1850 Ohio Co, Ky census was attending school. John Wesley Addington married Cordelia Drake the 12th of September 1867 in Muhlenberg Co, Ky. Cordelia was born in May 1850 in Muhlenberg Co, Ky the daughter of Benjamin Talbert Drake (born 22 November 1820 Muhlenberg Co, Ky, a farmer, died 20 February 1901 Muhlenberg Co, Ky) and Mary Ann Bilbro (born 8 August 1820 Muhlenberg Co, Ky, died 21 September 1875 Muhlenberg Co, Ky) who married the 2nd of January 1843 in Muhlenberg Co, Ky. Cordelia and John Wesley Addington had nine children that we know of, all born in Ohio Co, Ky. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2d5h3. John Wesley Addington was a farmer. John Wesley Addington died the 28th of February 1896 in Ky. Cordelia was a widow and she owned the farm without a mortage according to the 1900 Ohio Co, Ky census. Cordelia [Drake] Addington died the 8th of January 1913 in Smallhouse, Ohio Co, Ky. (Source Code – Cd 233.) 4) Altha Coleman Addington (see Chapter 8c2d5h4) was born in March 1843 in Ohio Co, Ky and was attending school according to the 1850 Ohio Co, Ky census. Altha Coleman Addington married James M Brown the 16th of November 1859 in Ohio Co, Ky. James was born the 8th of September 1838 in Ohio Co, Ky the son of Joshua Brown (died June 1839 Ky) and Elmia Humphrey (died 1847 Ky). After his mother died James Brown lived with his stepfather and grandfather at his grandfather’s farm. Altha and James Brown had ten children, eight children we know of, born in Ohio Co, Ky. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2d5h4. James Brown was a farmer and he and Altha were life-long Methodists. James Brown also was a Mason. The 1900 Ohio Co, Ky census shows that James Brown owned his farm without a mortage. According to the 1910 Ohio Co, Ky census Altha was a widow and had sons Joseph Brown and Brinwood Brown doing the farming and living with her. The 1920 Ohio Co, Ky census shows Altha was living with her son Joseph Brown and his family. James M Brown died the 23rd of October 1921 in Ohio Co, Ky. (Source Codes – TW3, XOCM.) 5) William M Addington (see Chapter 8c2d5h5) was born in March 1847 in Ohio Co, Ky and was attending school according to the 1860 Ohio Co, Ky census. William M Addington married Margaret P Kimbley the 17th of October 1870 in Ohio Co, Ky. Margaret was born in September 1850 in Ky the daughter of Andrew Kimbley (born 1819 Ky, a farmer) and Sarah Jane Graves (born 1822 Ky) who married the 7th of July 1842 in Muhlenberg Co, Ky. Margaret and William had nine children, all born in Ohio Co, Ky. See Chapter 8c2d5h5 for information about their children. As shown in the 1920 and 1930 Ohio Co, Ky census William Addington and Margaret were living alone. Margaret P [Kimbley] Addington died the 19th of July 1937 in Ohio Co, Ky and William M Addington died the 28th of September 1938 in Ohio Co, Ky. (Source Code – XOCM.) 6) Mary D Addington was born in 1849 in Ohio Co, Ky. According to the 1870 Ohio Co, Ky census Mary was not living at home. At this time we do not know anymore about her. 7) Lucretia J Addington was born the 26th of October 1853 in Ohio Co, Ky and was living at home with her parents as shown in the 1870 Ohio Co, Ky census. As of now we do not know anymore about her. 7c2d5i) Henry Davadge Coleman (see Chapter 6c2d5i). (Source Codes – TW3, HDT, MAF1, VEP83, Cd 229.) Henry Davadge Coleman was born the 13th of September 1815 in Ohio Co, Ky and raised in Ohio Co, Ky. Henry Daviadge Coleman married Jemima Addington the 11th of December 1835 in Ohio Co, Ky by the Methodist minister John Phipps. The bondsman was Joshua Addington. Jemima was born 1816 in Ohio Co, Ky the daughter of Henry Addington and Dorcas Barnard who married the 1st of December 1799 in Ohio Co, Ky by the Methodist minister Rev Ignatius Pigman. The bondsman was Joshua Barnard. Jemima and Henry Davadge Coleman had three children before Henry Davadge’s death, all born in Ohio Co, Ky as follows: 1) Mary Catherine Coleman was born in 1836 in Ohio Co, Ky and died in infancy about 1839 in Ohio Co, Ky. 2) Henry Davadge Coleman jr was born in 1837 and according to the 1850 Ohio Co, Ky census was attending school. Henry Davadge Coleman jr died before 1860 in Ohio Co, Ky. 3) Sarah Ann Coleman (see Chapter 8c2d5i3) was born the 11th of April 1838 in Beaver Dam, Ohio Co, Ky and according to the 1850 Ohio Co, Ky census was attending school. Sarah Ann Coleman married James H Taylor the 12th of September 1855 in Ohio Co, Ky. James was born in 1831 in Ohio Co, Ky the son of John A Taylor (born 1798 Ky, a farmer) and Sally Milton (born 1799 Ky) who married the 15th of October 1823 in Ohio Co, Ky by the Methodist minister Thomas Taylor. The bondsman was Wesley Taylor. James Taylor was a farmer. Sarah Ann and James Taylor had eight children before James’s early death, all born in Ohio Co, Ky. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2d5i3. James H Taylor died the 22nd of January 1872 in Ohio Co, Ky. (Source Codes – TW3, HDT, VEP83, MAF1, XOCM.) 7c2d7a) Charles Wing Hocker (see Chapter 6c2d7a). (Source Codes – HDT, MAF1, VEP83, Cd 229.) Charles Wing Hocker was born the 22nd of January 1811 in Ohio Co, Ky and raised in Ohio Co, Ky. Charles Wing Hocker married Cynthia Rowe the 28th of February 1835 in Ohio Co, Ky. The bondsman was John Phipps. Cynthia was born the 16th of February 1814 in Ohio Co, Ky the daughter of Edmund Rowe (born 1787 Va, a farmer) and Mary “Polly” Phipps (born 1788 Md) who married the 11th of January 1811 in Ohio Co, Ky by the Methodist minister Rev Loderick Davis. The bondsman was Thomas Phipps. Cynthia and Charles Wing Hocker had seven children, all born in Ohio Co, Ky as follows: 1) Mary Ann Hocker (see Chapter 8c2d7a1) was born the 15th of December 1837 in Ohio Co, Ky and according to the 1850 Ohio Co, Ky census was attending school. Mary Ann Hocker married William H Ross the 7th of November 1856 in Ohio Co, Ky. William was born the 15th of December 1833 in Ohio Co, Ky the son of Joseph Ross and Margaret Morton who married the 18th of July 1812 in Ohio Co, Ky by the Rev Joe Anderson. The bondsman was Thomas Morton. Mary Ann and William Ross had ten children, all born in Ohio Co, Ky. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2d7a1. The 1870 Ohio Co, Ky census shows that William Ross’s widow mother and his sister Nancy Ross (born 1821 Ky) were living with them. The 1880 Ohio Co, Ky census shows that William Ross’s sister Nancy Ross was living with them. According to the 1900 Ohio Co, Ky census shows William Ross and Mary Ann living alone and William was still farming on his farm which he owned without a mortage. The 1910 Ohio Co, Ky census has William Ross and Mary Ann living alone and that five of their nine children were alive in 1910. William H Ross died the 20th of February 1913 in Ohio Co, Ky and Mary Ann died the 20th of November 1919 in Ohio Co, Ky. (Source Code – XOCM.) 2) Amelia B Hocker (see Chapter 8c2d7a2) was born the 3rd of November 1840 in Ohio Co, Ky and raised in Ohio Co, Ky. According to the 1850 Ohio Co, Ky census Amelia Hocker was attending school. Amelia B Hocker married twice, first to William Taylor Fulkerson about 1861 in Ohio Co, Ky. William was born in 1839 in Ohio Co, Ky the son of Alfred Fulkerson (born 1811 Ky, a farmer, died 1861 Ky) and Hannah Taylor (born 1814 Va, died 1876 Ky) who married the 25th of April 1835 in Ohio Co, Ky by Rev George Render the Baptist minister. The bondsman was Septimus I Taylor, Hannah’s father. William’s paternal grandfather was Philip Fulkerson. William’s maternal grandparents are Septimus I Taylor and Altha Leach who married the 18th of September 1828 in Ohio Co, Ky by Jasper Bristow. The bondsman was Leonard Leach. Amelia and William Fulkerson had four children before William died, all born in Ohio Co, Ky. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2d7a2. William Taylor Fulkerson was a farmer as shown in the 1870 Ohio Co, Ky census. William Taylor Fulkerson died the 14th of July 1877 in Ohio Co, Ky. As shown in the 1880 Ohio Co, Ky census shows Amelia was a widow and she had three children living with her. Then the widow Amelia B [Hocker] Fulkerson married her second cousin the widower John Wesley Hocker (see Chapter 7c2d4d2) the 21st of January 1890 in Ohio Co, Ky. Amelia B [Hocker] Fulkerson Hocker died the 11th of July 1893 and is buried with her parents in the Hocker Cemetery located on the Arnold Render farm. (Source Code – XOCM.) 3) Sarah F Hocker was born the 9th of September 1843 in Ohio Co, Ky and was living at home with her widower father according to the 1860 Ohio Co, Ky census. Sarah F Hocker died the 23rd of October 1862 and is buried with her parents in the Hocker Cemetery located on the Arnold Render farm. 4) Elvira Jeannette “Nettie” Hocker (see Chapter 8c2d7a4) was born the 12th of July 1845 in Ohio Co, Ky and according to the 1860 Ohio Co, Ky census was attending school. Elvira Jeannette “Nettie” Hocker married James Purd Tichenor the 4th of March 1865 in Ohio Co, Ky. James Purd was born in December 1844 in Ky the son of Daniel Tichenor (born 1797 Ky, a farmer) and Jane Glover (born 1800 Ky) who married the 5th of August 1822 in Nelson Co, Ky. Nettie and James Purd Tichenor had nine children, all born in Ohio Co, Ky. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2d7a4. As shown in the 1870 Ohio Co, Ky census James Purd Tichenor was a farmer. The 1900 Ohio Co, Ky census shows that James Purd Tichenor owned his farm free of any mortage. According to the 1910 Ky sndx James Purd Tichenor and Nettie had their daughters Effie Tichenor and Ethel living with them, along with Ethel’s son. The 1920 Ohio Co, Ky census shows Nettie a widow and she was living with her widow daughter Ethel and Ethel’s son. James Purd Tichenor died the 15th of April 1915 in Ohio Co, Ky and Nettie died the 29th of December 1922 in Ohio Co, Ky. (Source Code – XOCM.) 5) Dorcas C Hocker (see Chapter 8c2d7a5) was born the 12th of June 1847 in Ohio Co, Ky and as shown in the 1860 Ohio Co, Ky census was attending school. Dorcas C Hocker married Bryant Tichenor the 17th of August 1869 in Ohio Co, Ky. Bryant was born in 1836 in Ky the son of Thomas Tichenor (born 1805 Ky, a farmer) and Fanny M Bryant (born 1806 Ky) who married the 13th of March 1826 in Nelson Co, Ky. Bryant Tichenor was a farmer. Dorcas and Bryant Tichenor had a son before Bryant’s early death, born in Ohio Co, Ky. For information about their son, see Chapter 8c2d7a5. As shown in the 1870 Ohio Co, Ky census show’s Bryant Tichenor’s widow mother and his sister Harriet L Tichenor (born 1849 Ky) were living with them. The 1880 Ohio Co, Ky census showss that Dorcas was a widow and her and her son were living with her widower father. According to the 1900 Ohio Co, Ky census and the 1910 Ky sndx Dorcas was living with her son. Doras died the 6th of November 1917 and is buried in the Goshen Church Cemetery. (Source Code – XOCM.) 6) Zera Cordelia Hocker (see Chapter 8c2d7a6) was born in November 1848 in Ohio Co, Ky and was attending school as shown in the 1860 Ohio Co, Ky census. Zera Cordelia Hocker married William M Tichenor the 9th of November 1869 in Ohio Co, Ky. William was born in November 1842 in Ohio Co, Ky the son of Collier Tichenor (born 1804 Ky, a farmer) and Ann Tichenor (born 1806 Ky) who married the 19th of August 1826 in Ohio Co, Ky by the Rev P Warner. The bondsman was Silas Tichenor. Zera Cordelia and William Tichenor had four children, all born in Ohio Co, Ky. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2d7a6. According to the 1880 Ohio Co, Ky census William Tichenor and Zera Cordelia and their son Charles Tichenor were living in Rockport, Ky. The 1900 Ohio Co, Ky census has William Tichenor a farmer and he owned his farm free of any mortage, and that sons Cyrus Tichenor and Bernie Tichenor were living at home. The 1910 Ky sndx also shows sons Cyrus Tichenor and Bernie Tichenor were living at home with their parents. Zera Cordelia died the 1st of December 1926 in Christian Co, Ky. (Source Code – XOCM.) 7) Philip E Hocker (see Chapter 8c2d7a7) was born the 26th of March 1851 in Ohio Co, Ky and was attending school as shown in the 1860 Ohio Co, Ky census. The 1870 Ohio Co, Ky census shows that Philip Hocker was living at home with his parents and working as a farm hand. Philip E Hocker married Francis Hope “Fanny” Sowders the 25th of July 1877 in Ohio Co, Ky. Fanny was born the 15th of December 1859 in Ohio Co, Ky the daughter of Samuel Sowders (born 18 November 1827 Ky, a farmer, died 6 February 1907 Ky) and Bertha Phelps (born 30 March 1844 Ky, died 12 April 1903 Ky) the 2nd of September 1858 in Butler Co, Ky. Fanny and Philip Hocker had seven children we know of, all born in Ohio Co, Ky. For information about their children, see 8c2d7a7. Philip Hocker’s occupation was listed as a merchant according to the 1880 Ohio Co, Ky census. The 1900 Ohio Co, Ky census has Philip Hocker and Fanny with the following children living at home: Bernie Hocker, Jessie Hocker, Bessie Hocker, Frank Hocker, Nettie Hocker, and Katie Hocker. According to the 1910 Ohio Co, Ky census it shows that Fanny had eight children, six living in 1910. Francis Hope [Sowders] Hocker died the 28th of April 1914 and Philip E Hocker died the 11th of July 1929 in Daviess Co, Ky and both are buried in the Beaver Dam Baptist Church Cemetery. (Source Code – XOCM.) 7c2d7b) Asbury Richard Hocker (see Chapter 6c2d7b). (Source Codes – TW3, MAF1, VEP83, Cd 229.) Asbury Richard Hocker was born the 24th of December 1815 in Ohio Co, Ky and raised in Ohio Co, Ky. Asbury Richard Hocker married Susan M Barrett the 5th of October 1843 in Ohio Co, Ky. Susan was born the 22nd of June 1827 in Ohio Co, Ky the daughter of Ignatius Barrett and Clarissa Taylor who married the 17th of May 1826 in Ohio Co, Ky by Methodist minister Thomas Taylor. The bondsman was Richard Taylor. Clarissa and Asbury Richard Hocker had six children, all born in Ohio Co, Ky as follows: 1) Richard Philip “Dick” Hocker (see Chapter 8c2d7b1) was born the 30th of September 1845 in Ohio Co, Ky and according to the 1870 Ohio Co, Ky census was working as a farm hand and living with his maternal grandfather Ignatius Barrett and his wife. Dick Hocker became the most prominent public figure of the last quarter of the 19th century in Ohio Co, Ky. Dick Hocker was a “real” leader and had only limited educational opportunity, but by diligent study in the evenings and during leisure hours, he gained sufficient schooling to enable him to become a teacher in 1866. He also acquired a practical business education, which, with the reputation for unswerving honesty obtained among his associates, ensured his future success. While still single, Dick Hocker became the democratic candidate for the lower house of the General Assembly of Kentucky. He was elected, serving from 1876 to 1878, and again he served in the same capacity from 1880 to 1882. In 1884 Dick Hocker was elected sheriff for the 1885 to 1887 term, and then was re-elected for another two year term from 1887 to 1889. After that Dick Hocker entered the mercanitle business in Beaver Dam, being the head of the firm known as “Hocker and Company”. In this business he was eminently successful. Dick Hocker also owned and managed a farm of 150 acres. Dick Hocker was especially outstanding as a religious leader, being a member, since being young, of the Liberty Methodist Church, which he had served as a steward and a Sunday school superintendent. Dick Hocker spearheaded the need for public schools and their improvement. Richard Philip “Dick” Hocker married Naomi B Baker the 14th of June 1877 in Ohio Co, Ky. Naomi was born the 2nd of May 1854 in Ohio Co, Ky the daughter of Isaac Harvey Baker (born 1824 Ky, a farmer) and Charlotte Ann Render (born 1824 Ky) who married the 6th of February 1845 in Ohio Co, Ky. Naomi and Richard Philip Hocker had six children, all born in Ohio Co, Ky. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2d7b1. Richard Philip “Dick” Hocker died of typhoid fever the 18th of October 1899 in Ohio Co, Ky and according to the 1900 Ohio Co, Ky census Naomi was a widow and had her children living with her. According to the 1910 Tx sndx Naomi and her sons Clarence Hocker and Harvey Hocker were living at 128 East Magnolia St, San Antonio, Bexar Co, Tx. Naomi B [Baker] Hocker died the 11th of June 1924 and was buried with her husband in the Liberty Church Graveyard. (Source Codes – TW3, MAF1, VEP83, XOCM.) 2) Horace J Hocker was born in 1848 in Ohio Co, Ky and according to the 1870 Ohio Co, Ky census was living at home and working as a farm hand. Horace J Hocker married twice, first to Bertha Ricketts the 22nd of April 1872 in Ohio Co, Ky. Bertha was born 1855 in Ohio Co, Ky the daughter of William T Ricketts (born 1830 Ky, a farmer) and Emily Stevens (born 1833 Ky) who married the 12th of November 1853 in Ohio Co, Ky. As shown in the 1880 Ohio Co, Ky census Horace Hocker’s widow mother and widow aunt Annie [Redmon] Austin (born 1794 Md) was living with them. Apparently Bertha and Horace Hocker did not have any children. After Bertha died Horace J Hocker married Susan A “Sue” Taylor the 29th of December 1892 in Ohio Co, Ky. Susan was born in November 1854 in Ohio Co, Ky the daughter of John A Taylor (born 1818 Ky, a farmer) and Alvira Stevens (died before 1860 Ky) who married the 30th of March 1837 in Ohio Co, Ky. Susan and Horace Hocker did not have any children. As shown in the 1900 Ohio Co, Ky census Susan was a widow and had her widow step-mother Charlotte Taylor (born May 1835) and her neice Lizzie C Taylor (born February 1884 Ky) living with her. According to the 1930 Ohio Co, Ky census Susan was living alone. Susan A [Taylor] Hocker died the 24th of August 1937 in Ohio Co, Ky. (Source Codes – XOCM.) 3) William Asbury Hocker (see Chapter 8c2d7b3) was born the 11th of February 1851 in Ohio Co, Ky and according to the 1880 Ohio Co, Ky census he was living at home with his widow mother and working on the family farm. William Asbury Hocker married Gennette C “Nettie” Stevens the 20th of December 1886 in Ohio Co, Ky. Nettie was born the 11th of May 1864 in Ohio Co, Ky the daughter of Richard Henry Stevens (born 1835 Ky, a farmer) and Mary Jane “Polly” Taylor (born 1832 Ky, died about 1869 Ky) who married the 24th of November 1855 in Ohio Co, Ky. Nettie and William Asbury had two children, both born in Ohio Co, Ky. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2d7b3. The 1920 Ohio Co, Ky census shows that William Asbury Hocker was a farmer and owned his farm. Gennette C “Nettie” [Stevens] Hocker died the 26th of September 1924 and William Asbury Hocker died in November 1928 in Ohio Co, Ky and are buried in the Liberty Church Graveyard. (Source Codes – XOCM.) 4) Joshua Downard Hocker (see Chapter 8c2d7b4) was born the 24th of July 1853 in Ohio Co, Ky and according to the 1860 Ohio Co, Ky census was attending school. The 1870 Ohio Co, Ky census shows Joshua Downard Hocker living at home with his parents. Joshua Downard Hocker married Susan Altha “Susie” Stevens the 31st of October 1878 in Ohio Co, Ky. Susan Altha was born in March 1860 in Ohio Co, Ky the daughter of Richard Henry Stevens (born 1835 Ky, a farmer) and Mary Jane “Polly” Taylor (born 1832 Ky, died about 1869 Ky) who married the 24th of November 1855 in Ohio Co, Ky. Susan Altha and Joshua Downard Hocker had three children, all born in Ohio Co, Ky. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2d7b4. The 1880 Ohio Co, Ky census shows that Joshua Downard Hocker was a farmer. As shown in the 1900 Ohio Co, Ky census Joshua Downard Hocker was a farmer and owned his farm free of any mortage. The 1910 Ohio Co, Ky census shows that their son Oscar Hocker was living at home with his parents. According to the 1920 Ohio Co, Ky census Susan Altha’s widower father was living with them. (Source Codes – XOCM.) 5) an unnamed female born and died the 5th of October 1856 in Ohio Co, Ky. 6) Asbury Charles Hocker (see Chapter 8c2d7b6) was born the 18th of October 1863 in Ohio Co, Ky and as shown in the 1880 Ohio Co, Ky census he was living at home and working on the farm. Asbury Charles Hocker married Fannie May Brown the 8th of October 1891 in Muhlenberg Co, Ky. Fannie May was born the 13th of May 1871 in Muhlenberg Co, Ky. Fannie May and Asbury Charles Hocker had eight children, all born in Muhlenberg Co, Ky. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2d7b6. According to the 1900 Muhlenberg Co, Ky census Asbury Charles Hocker was a marble dealer and a salesman. That 1900 census shows that Asbury Charles Hocker owned his farm without a mortage. The 1910 Ky sndx shows that they lived in South Carrolton, Muhlenberg Co, Ky with six of their children. As shown in the 1920 Muhlenberg Co, Ky census shows that Asbury Charles Hocker has a mortage on the farm and the following children were living at home: Horace Hocker, Ruth Hocker, Norton Hocker, Charles Russell Hocker, William Hocker, and Margaret Hocker. According to the 1930 Muhlenberg Co, Ky census Asbury Charles Hocker was monument salesman, and he and Fannie May had William Hocker and Margaret Hocker living at home with them. Asbury Charles Hocker died the 30th of December 1934 and Fannie May [Brown] Hocker died the 21st of October 1962 and are both buried in the Pine Grove Cemetery. (Source Codes – Cd 233.) 7c2d7c) Parmenas Redmon Hocker (see Chapter 6c2d7c). (Source Codes – MAF1, VEP83, XOCM, Cd 229.) Parmenas Redmon Hocker was born the 14th of January 1819 in Ohio Co, Ky and raised in Ohio Co, Ky. Parmenas Redmon Hocker married Perlina Taylor the 17th of March 1846 in Ohio Co, Ky. Perlina was born the 30th of January 1830 in Ohio Co, Ky the daughter of Richard Taylor and Sarah “Sally” Stevens who married the 10th of January 1822 in Ohio Co, Ky by Rev John James the Methodist minister. The bondsman was John G Stevens. Perlina and Parmenas Redmon Hocker had six children, all born in Ohio Co, Ky as follows: 1) Sarah E Hocker (see Chapter 8c2d2a9) was born the 29th of May 1847 in Ohio Co, Ky and was attending school according to the 1860 Ohio Co, Ky census. Sarah E Hocker married her second cousin (see paragraph 7c2d2a9) Samuel P Coleman the 19th of March 1868 in Ohio Co, Ky. Samuel was born the 11th of November 1841 in Ohio Co, Ky the son of Richard Coleman (born 7 October 1805 Ky, a farmer, died 4 January 1874 Ky) and Rebecca Hocker (born 27 September 1805, died 13 November 1853 Ky) who married the 23rd of January 1823 in Ohio Co, Ky by the Methodist minister Rev Loderick Davis. The bondsman was Nicholas Hocker. Samuel Coleman was a farmer. Sarah and Samuel Coleman had four children, all born in Ohio Co, Ky. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2d2a9. Sarah E [Hocker] Coleman died the 11th of July 1885 in Ohio Co, Ky and Samuel P Coleman died the 4th of September 1900 and both are buried in the East Providence Cemetery. (Source Codes – Cd 233.) 2) Harriet E Hocker (see Chapter 8c2d7c2) was born the 25th of August 1849 in Ohio Co, Ky and was attending school as shown in the 1860 Ohio Co, Ky census. The 1870 Ohio Co, Ky census shows Harriet Hocker was living at home with her parents. Harriet E Hocker married William P Paxton the 2nd of November 1871 in Ohio Co, Ky. William was born in 1851 in Ohio Co, Ky the son of John H Paxton (born 1824 Ky, a farmer, died before 1870 Ky) and Margaret Ross (born 1826 Ky) who married about 1848 in Ohio Co, Ky. William’s paternal grandparents are Samuel Paxton (born 1787 Va, a farmer) and Elizabeth Williams (born 1799 Md) who married the 4th of March 1817 in Ohio Co, Ky by the Methodist minister Rev Loderick Davis. The bondsman was Elijah Williams, Elizabeth’s father. Harriet and William Paxton had eight children, seven we know of, all born in Ohio Co, Ky. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2d7c2. William P Paxton died the 18th of April 1890 in Ohio Co, Ky. According to the 1900 Ohio Co, Ky census Harriet is a widow and she ownes her farm free of mortage and has the following children living with her: Ulyssis Paxton, Margaret Paxton, Bertha Paxton, Samuel Paxton, and Addie Paxton. The 1910 Ohio Co, Ky census shows Harriet a widow and she was living with her son Samuel Paxton and daughters Bertha Paxton and Addie Paxton. Harriet E [Hocker] Paxton died the 10th of December 1937 in Ohio Co, Ky. (Source Codes – Cd 233.) 3) Dorcas Ann Hocker was born the 1st of February 1852 in Ohio Co, Ky and died the 17th of September 1857 of typhoid fever in Ohio Co, Ky. 4) Richard Wing Philip Hocker was born the 28th of April 1854 in Ohio Co, Ky and died of pneumonia the 22nd of June 1855 in Ohio Co, Ky. 5) Virgil Cambysess Hocker was born the 4th of May 1856 in Ohio Co, Ky and according to the 1880 Ohio Co, Ky census was living at home with his widow mother and was working on the family farm. Virgil Cambysess Hocker married Helen Plummer the 16th of December 1886 in Ohio Co, Ky. Helen was born in 1860 in Ohio Co, Ky the daughter of John D Plummer (born 1815 Ky, a farmer) and Jenetta Stevens (born 1828 Ky) who married the 12th of September 1844 in Ohio Co, Ky. Helen and Virgil Cambysess Hocker had a son, Richard C Hocker born the 15th of September 1887 and died the 25th of October 1887 in Ohio Co, Ky. According to the 1900 Ohio Co, Ky census Virgil Cambysess Hocker was a farmer and owned his farm without a mortage. The 1910 Ohio Co, Ky census shows Virgil Cambysess Hocker and Helen living alone. Helen [Plummer] Hocker died the 16th of December 1948 and Virgil Cambysess Hocker died the 13th of February 1951 in Ohio Co, Ky and are buried with their son in the Old Liberty Cemetery. (Source Codes – XOCM.) 6) William Downard Hocker (see Chapter 8c2d7c6) was born the 5th of March 1859 in Ohio Co, Ky and raised in Ohio Co, Ky. As the story goes, on Sunday the 22nd of January 1865 William Downard Hocker was sitting on a spit-log fence in front of his home, located on the main north/south road just south of Beaver Dam when William Clark Quantrill and some of his gang rode by and yelled out to him to “get in the house”. William Downard Hocker told them sternly to “go to hell”. According to the 1880 Ohio Co, Ky census William Downard Hocker was living at home with his widow mother and he was working on the family farm. William Downard Hocker married twice, first to Mary Elizabeth Stevens the 21st of December 1882 in Ohio Co, Ky. Mary Elizabeth was born the 25th of September 1861 in Ohio Co, Ky the daughter of Charles Henry Stevens (born 1831 Ky, a farmer) and Harriet Louisa Baird (born 3 January 1830 Ky, 29 March 1902 Ky) who married the 2nd of March 1854 in Ohio Co, Ky. Mary Elizabeth’s maternal grandparents were Thomas Baird (born 8 October 1786) and Elizabeth Ford (born 26 August 1797) who married the 21st of September 1815. Mary Elizabeth and William Downard Hocker had eight children, all born in Ohio Co, Ky. See Chapter 8c2d7c6 for information about their children. According to the 1900, 1910, and 1920 Ohio Co, Ky census shows that William Downard Hocker’s widow mother was living with them. The 1910 Ohio Co, Ky census shows that William Downard Hocker and Mary Elizabeth had the following children living with them: William Fred Hocker, Carl Hocker, and Clayton Hocker. William Downard Hocker and Mary Elizabeth had his widow mother living with them along with their children, Clayton Hocker and Comma Hocker as shown in the 1920 Ohio Co, Ky census. Mary Elizabeth [Stevens] Hocker died the 26th of January 1923 in Ohio Co, Ky. William Downard Hocker married the widow Mrs Edna [Davenport] Taylor the 5th of April 1925 in Ohio Co, Ky. Edna was born in 1888 Ky and died the 1st of October 1971 in Butler Co, Ky. There were no children from this second marriage. As shown in the 1930 Ohio Co, Ky census William Downard and Edna had Comma Hocker living at home with them. William Downard Hocker died the 21st of April 1955 and is buried with his first wife Mary Elizabeth who had died the 26th of January 1923, in the Old Liberty Cemetery. (Source Codes – XOCM.) 7c2d7d) John Allen Hocker (see Chapter 6c2d7d). (Source Codes – HDT, XOCM, MAF1, Cd 229.) John Allen Hocker was born in 1821 in Ohio Co, Ky and raised in Ohio Co, Ky. John Allen Hocker married Elizabeth Ann Miller the 30th of June 1836 in Ohio Co, Ky. Elizabeth Ann was born in 1821 in Ohio Co, Ky the daughter of Joseph Miller (born 1797 Md, a farmer) and Helen Austin (died before 1850 Ky) who married the 10th of November 1818 in Ohio Co, Ky by the Methodist minister Loderick Davis. The bondsman was John Austin, Helen’s father. Elizabeth Ann and John Allen Hocker six children before John’s early death, all born in Ohio Co, Ky as follows: 1) John Thomas Hocker (see Chapter 8c2d7d1) was born the 5th of April 1838 in Ohio Co, Ky and after John Thomas’s father died, John Thomas lived with his paternal uncle Philip Hocker. John Thomas Hocker married twice, first to Laura S E Maddox the 14th of January 1863 in Ohio Co, Ky. Laura was born the 18th of May 1845 in Ohio Co, Ky the daughter of Joshua Maddox (born 1807 Ky, a farmer) and Nancy L Cotter (born 1817 Ky) who married the 5th of September 1833 in Ohio Co, Ky by the Rev William Landrum. The bondsman was Alex Powers. Laura’s paternal great grandfather was John Maddox sr, a veteran of the revolutionary war, Va militia. Laura and John Thomas Hocker had three children before Laura’s death, all born in Ohio Co, Ky. Laura died the 5th of November 1876 in Ohio Co, Ky. John Thomas Hocker then married Elizabeth “Bettie” Tina Rhoads the 3rd of January 1878 in Ohio Co, Ky. Bettie was born in February 1845 in Ohio Co, Ky the daughter of Barnabas W Rhoads (born 1805 Ky, a farmer) and Mary Roll (died about 1860 Ky) who married the 21st of November 1831 in Muhlenberg Co, Ky. Bettie and John Thomas Hocker had four children, all born in Ohio Co, Ky. For information about all of John Thomas Hocker’s children, see Chapter 8c2d7d1. Elizabeth “Bettie” Tina [Rhoads] Hocker died the 25th of July 1911 in Ohio Co Ky and John Thomas Hocker died the 23rd of October 1912 in Ohio Co, Ky. (Source Codes – XOCM.) 2) Joseph Hambleton Hocker was born in 1841 in Ohio Co, Ky and died of typhoid fever the 3rd of January 1857 in Ohio Co, Ky. 3) Harriet Jane Hocker (see Chapter 8c2d7d3) was born in December 1841 in Ohio Co, Ky and was attending school according to the 1850 Ohio Co, Ky census. Harriet Jane Hocker married Joseph Marion Sandefur the 18th of September 1858 in Ohio Co, Ky. Joseph Marion was born in August 1836 in Ohio Co, Ky the son of Francis Sandefur (born 1801 Ky, a farmer) and Mary Bennett (born 1804 Ky) who married the 7th of November 1822 in Ohio Co, Ky by the Baptist minister William Harlt. The bondsman was Jeff Bennett. Harriet Jane and Joseph Marion Sandefur had eight children, all born in Ohio Co, Ky. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2d7d3. According to the 1880 Ohio Co, Ky census shows Joseph Marion Sandefur was a farmer. The 1900 Ohio Co, Ky census shows that Joseph Marion Sandefur owned his farm free of any mortage. That census also shows that the following children were living at home: Lee Sandefur, James Sandefur, and Harriet Sandefur. As shown in the 1910 Ohio Co, Ky census Joseph Marion Sandefur and Harriet Jane and their daughter Harriet Sandefur were living with their son James Sandefur and his family. Joseph Marion Sandefur died the 5th of March 1916 in Ohio Co, Ky and Harriet Jane [Hocker] Sandefur died the 2nd of December 1920 in Ohio Co, Ky. (Source Codes – XOCM.) 4) Parmenas Redmon Hocker (see Chapter 8c2d7d4) was born in 1845 in Ohio Co, Ky and and according to the 1850 and 1860 Ohio Co, Ky census was attending school. After Parmenas Redmon Hocker’s father died he is shown living with his mother’s brother, his maternal uncle David A Miller (born 14 January 1826 Ky, a farmer, died 12 January 1907 Ky) and his wife Adaline Thomas (born 1830 Ky) as shown in the 1860 Ohio Co, Ky census. Parmenas Redmon Hocker married Henrietta Moore the 19th of October 1876 in Ohio Co, Ky. Henrietta was born in 1856 in Ky the daughter of James M Moore (born 1834 NC, a farmer) and Susan Gamble (born 1842 Ky) who married the 15th of January 1854 in Christian Co, Ky. Henrietta and Parmenas Redmon Hocker had a son, before Parmenas’s early death, born in Ohio Co, Ky. See Chapter 8c2d7d4 for information about their son, William Henry Hocker. As shown in the 1880 Ky sndx Henrietta is a widow and her and her son were living with her brother Jesse Moore in Hopkins Co, Ky. Henrietta then married C D Fugate the 10th of September 1881 in Hopkins Co, Ky. (Source Codes – XOCM.) 5) Philip Franklin Hocker was born the 3rd of March 1847 in Ohio Co, Ky and after his father died he was found living with his paternal uncle Elijah Hocker and Philip Franklin Hocker was attending school as shown in the 1860 Ohio Co, Ky census. The 1870 Ohio Co, Ky census shows that Philip Franklin Hocker was living with his paternal uncle Philip Hocker and his family. Philip Franklin Hocker died before 1880 and is buried in the Goshen Cemetery, Ohio Co, Ky. 6) David A Hocker was born in September 1850 in Ohio Co, Ky and raised in Ohio Co, Ky. According to the 1860 Ohio Co, Ky census David Hocker was living with his maternal grandparents Joseph Miller (born 1797 Md, a farmer) and his second wife Alvisa Griffin (born 1810 Ct). As shown in the 1870 Ohio Co, Ky census David Hocker was not living with his maternal grandparents. According to the Ohio Co, Ky Vital Records and Stats David Hocker married Mary B Lindley (not sure of spelling) the 30th of November 1876 in Ohio Co, Ky. Mary was born in 1849 in Ohio Co, Ky the daughter of Henry H Lindley (born 1822 Ky, a farmer, died before 1870 Ky) and Ophelia M Timmons (born 1825 Ky) who married the 7th of October 1846 in Ohio Co, Ky. At this time we do not know for sure about this marriage between David Hocker and Mary, nor do we know what happened to them. (Source Codes – XOCM.) 7c2d7e) Elijah Wesley Hocker (see Chapter 6c2d7e). (Source Code – XOCM.) Elijah Wesley Hocker was born the 18th of October 1821 in Ohio Co, Ky and raised in Ohio Co, Ky. Elijah Wesley Hocker married twice, first to Henrietta Barrett the 15th of August 1850 in Ohio Co, Ky. Henrietta was born the 5th of December 1828 in Ohio Co, Ky the daughter of Ignatius Barrett (born 1803 Ky, a farmer) and Clarissa Taylor who married the 17th of May 1826 in Ohio Co, Ky by the Methodist minister Thomas Taylor. The bondsman was Richard Taylor, Clarissa’s father. Henrietta and Elijah Wesley Hocker had five children before Henrietta’s death, all born in Ohio Co, Ky as follows: 1) Dorcas A Hocker (see Chapter 8c2d7e1) was born in 1851 in Ohio Co, Ky and was attending school according to the 1860 and 1870 Ohio Co, Ky census. Dorcas A Hocker married Remus O Carter the 3rd of April 1871 in Ohio Co, Ky. Remus was born in August 1841 in Ohio Co, Ky the son of George W Carter (born 1816 Ky, a farmer) and Emeline Neville (born 1817 Ky) who married the 3rd of May 1839 in Ohio Co, Ky by the Rev John Pinkston. The bondsman was Edward Turner. Dorcas and Remus Carter had three children as of 1880, all born in Ohio Co, Ky. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2d7e1. As shown in the 1870 Ohio Co, Ky census Remus Carter was a saddler and was living with the Jeriah B Cannon (born 1846 Ky, a retail dry goods merchant) and his wife Mary E Bean (born 1853 Ky) who married the 18th of September 1868 in Ohio Co, Ky. The 1880 Ohio Co, Ky census shows that Remus Carter was a farmer. The 1900 Ohio Co, Ky census has Remus Carter a widower and working as a carpenter and had his son Eugene Carter living with him in Beaver Dam, Ky. Remus O Carter died the 9th of August 1918 in Muhlenberg Co, Ky. (Source Codes – XOCM.) 2) Mary Eva Hocker was born in 1852 in Ohio Co, Ky and as shown in the 1860 Ohio Co, Ky census was not with her family. She must have died. 3) Harriet E Hocker (see Chapter 8c2d7e3) was born the 18th of July 1854 in Ohio Co, Ky and according to the 1870 Ohio Co, Ky census was attending school. Harriet E Hocker married widower Amos M Miller the 22nd of April 1875 in Ohio Co, Ky. Amos was born the 19th of December 1842 in Ohio Co, Ky the son of David A Miller (born 1801 Ky, a farmer, died 1886 Ky) and Maria Williams (born 1805 Ky, died 1881 Ky) who married the 4th of August 1824 in Ohio Co, Ky by the Methodist minister Loderick Davis. The bondsman was Elijah Williams, Maria’s father. Amos’s paternal grandparents are David Miller sr (born 1765 Md, died 1847 Ky) and Dorcas Holliday (born 1762 Md, died 1842 Ky) who married the 22nd of January 1787 in Calvert Co, Md. They migrated to Ohio Co, Ky about 1798. Amos Miller had been married previously to Nancy Chapman the 11th of January 1855 in Ohio Co, Ky and had a son David Miller. Harriet and Amos Miller had three children, all born in Ohio Co, Ky. See Chapter 8c2d7e3 for information about their children. Amos M Miller died the 19th of March 1908 and Harriet E [Hocker] Miller died the 22nd of January 1932 and both are buried in the Miller Cemetery along with David and Maria Williams in Ohio Co, Ky. (Source Codes – XOCM.) 4) William W Hocker (see Chapter 8c2d7e4) was born the 28th of July 1857 in Ohio Co, Ky and according to the 1870 Ohio Co, Ky census was living at home with his parents and attending school and working as a farm hand. As shown in the 1880 Ohio Co, Ky census William Hocker was living with David Elvis Barrett (born 1856 Ky) and Jennie [Ashby] (born 1852 Ky) and working as a farm hand. William W Hocker married Ada B Igleheart the 7th of February 1883 in Ohio Co, Ky. Ada was born in May 1867 in Ohio Co, Ky the daughter of Judson Igleheart (born 1840 Ky, a farmer) and Lenna, maiden name unknown (born 1841 Ky) of Ohio Co, Ky. Ada and William Hocker had two children, both born in Ohio Co, Ky. See Chapter 8c2d7e4 for information about their children. The 1910 Ky sndx shows that William Hocker and Ada had Mamie Hocker living with them. We find that Ada is a widow and was living with her daughter Mamie and her husband Chester Stewart in the 1920 Ohio Co, Ky census. William Hocker died the 25th of May 1914 and Ada B [Igleheart] Hocker died the 12th of October 1925 and both are buried in the Central Grove Cemetery, Ohio Co, Ky. (Source Codes – XOCM.) 5) Clarissa I Hocker (see Chapter 8c2d7e5) was born in September 1859 in Ohio Co, Ky and was attending school according to the 1870 Ohio Co, Ky census. As shown in the 1880 Ohio Co, Ky census Clarissa Hocker was living at home with her parents. Clarissa I Hocker married George E Ingram the 17th of April 1884 in Ohio Co, Ky. George was born in September 1861 in Ky the son of Thomas M Ingram (born 1837 Ky, a brick mason) and Frances A, maiden name unknown (born 1835 Ky) who married about 1859 in Muhlenberg Co, Ky. Clarissa and George Ingram had two daughters before Clarissa died, both born in Ohio Co, Ky. For information about their daughters, see Chapter 8c2d7e5. Then George E Ingram married Clarissa’s cousin Nancy Cooper Hocker (see Chapter 7c2d2f8). (Source Codes – XOCM.) Henrietta [Barrett] Hocker died the 16th of October 1861 in Ohio Co, Ky and is buried in the Miller Family Cemetery, in Goshen, Ky. Then Elijah Wesley Hocker married the widow Sarah “Sally” Emeline [Bilbro] Rowe the 8th of May 1862 in Ohio Co, Ky. Sarah Emeline was born the 3rd of August 1826 in Muhlenberg Co, Ky the daughter of Thomas Bilbro (born 1791 Botetourt Co, Va, died 1827 Ky) and Elizabeth Nofzinger (born 1794 Botetourt Co, Va) who married the 30th of March 1812 in Botetourt Co, Va. Sarah Emeline had been married to James Rowe the 28th of December 1843 in Ohio Co, Ky and had five children before James Rowe died. Sarah Emeline and Elijah Wesley Hocker had three children, all born in Ohio Co, Ky as follows: 6) Sarah “Sadie” F Hocker was born in 1863 in Ohio Co, Ky and as shown in the 1880 Ohio Co, Ky census was attending school and living at home. Sarah “Sadie” Hocker married the Rev Gabriel Jackson Bean the 20th of November 1897 in Ohio Co, Ky. Sadie and Gabriel Jackson Bean had a daughter, Sadie M Bean born in November 1898 in Ohio Co, Ky that we know of. We find their daughter living with the Amos Miller (born 19 December 1842 Ky, a farmer) and Harriet E Hocker (born 18 February 1854 Ky) who married the 22nd of April 1875 in Ohio Co, Ky and she is listed as their niece as shown in the 1900 Ohio Co, Ky census. (Source Codes – XOCM.) 7) Elijah Taylor Hocker was born the 4th of September 1864 in Ohio Co, Ky and as shown in the 1880 Ohio Co, Ky census was attending school. Elijah Taylor Hocker died the 30th of April 1885 in Ohio Co, Ky. 8) Susan Alice Hocker was born the 5th of April 1870 and died the 9th of July 1871 in Ohio Co, Ky. 7c2d7f) James Felix Franklin Hocker (see Chapter 6c2d7f). (Source Codes – TW3, XOCM.) James Felix Franklin Hocker was born the 24th of April 1824 in Ohio Co, Ky and raised in Ohio Co, Ky. James Felix Franklin Hocker married Sallie Ann Miller the 17th of December 1849 in Ohio Co, Ky. Sallie Ann was born the 10th of October 1831 in Ohio Co, Ky the daughter of David L Miller (born 1805 Ky, a farmer) and Mary “Polly” E Boswell (born 1805 Md) who married the 10th of October 1825 in Ohio Co, Ky by the Baptist minister William Harlt. The bondsman was Caleb Boswell. Sallie Ann and James Felix Franklin Hocker had a son before James died, in Ohio Co, Ky as follows: 1) David McHenry Hocker (see Chapter 8c2d7f1) was born the 10th of September 1850 in Ohio Co, Ky and after David McHenry Hocker’s father died William T Miller (born 1829 Ky), David’s maternal uncle was appointed to be his guardian. According to the 1860 Ohio Co, Ky census David McHenry Hocker was attending school and living with his mother who had married Parden Taber. David McHenry Hocker married Nancy S “Nannie” Kirby the 31st of October 1877 in Ohio Co, Ky. Nannie was born in December 1853 in Ky the daughter of Thomas J Kirby (born 1825 Ky, a farmer) and Julia T, maiden name unknown (born 1820 Ky) who married about 1850 in Ohio Co Ky. Nannie and David McHenry Hocker had to our knowlege three children, all born in Ohio Co, Ky. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2d7f1. The 1900 Ohio Co, Ky census shows that David McHenry Hocker was a deputy sheriff. David McHenry Hocker, a Republican, was elected as the Ohio Co, Ky court clerk in 1894. The 1920 Ky sndx shows that David McHenry Hocker and Nannie were living alone at East Main St, Corbin, Knox Co, Ky. (Source Codes – TW3, XOCM.) 7c2d7g) Philip Mac Hocker (see Chapter 6c2d7g). (Source Codes – MAF1, VEP83, OCK1, OCK2, TW3, XOCM.) Philip Mac Hocker was born the 2nd of October 1827 in Ohio Co, Ky and raised in Ohio Co, Ky. Philip Mac Hocker married twice, first to Dorcas E Barrett the 22nd of October 1854 in Ohio Co, Ky. Dorcas was born in 1835 in Ohio Co, Ky the daughter of Ignatius Barrett (born 1803 Ky, a farmer) and Clarissa Taylor (died before 1845 Ky) who married the 17th of May 1826 in Ohio Co, Ky by Rev Thomas Taylor the Methodist minister. The bondsman was Richard Taylor. Dorcas and Philip Mac Hocker had two sons before Dorcas died, born in Ohio Co, Ky as follows: 1) Lavega W Hocker (see Chapter 8c2d7g1) was born the 4th of August 1859 in Ohio Co, Ky and raised in Ohio Co, Ky. Lavega W Hocker married Isabella M “Belle” Maddox in 1884 in Ohio Co, Ky. Belle was born in March 1859 in Ohio Co, Ky the daughter of Elijah A Maddox (born 1825 Ky, a farmer) and Nancy, maiden name unknown (born 1833 Ky, died before 1870 Ky) who married about 1850 in Ohio Co, Ky. Belle and Lavega Hocker had three children, all born in Ohio Co, Ky. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2d7g1. According to the 1910 Ohio Co, Ky census Lavega Hocker was a teamster. The 1920 Ohio Co, Ky census shows that Lavega Hocker was a coal miner and he and Belle had their son Raymond Hocker living with them. As shown in the 1930 Ohio Co, Ky census Isabella was a widow and had her son Cecil Raymond Hocker and his wife Stella living with her. Isabella M [Maddox] Hocker died the 22nd of December 1938 in Ohio Co, Ky. 2) John W Hocker was born in 1863 in Ohio Co, Ky and was attending school as shown in the 1880 Ohio Co, Ky census. After Dorcas E [Barrett] Hocker died then Philip Mac Hocker married Minerva E Williams the 13th of July 1868 in Ohio Co, Ky. Minerva was born in April 1836 in Ohio Co, Ky the daughter of Jeremiah Williams (born 1810 Ky, a farmer) and Cynthia Ann Morton (born 1812 Ky) who married the 16th of February 1835 in Ohio Co, Ky. Minerva and Philip Mac Hocker had three children, all born in Ohio Co, Ky as follows: 3) Elijah M Hocker was born in 1871 and died in 1873 in Ohio Co, Ky and is buried in the East Providence Cemetery. 4) Sallie Dee Hocker was born the 19th of February 1871 in Ohio Co, Ky and was attending school as shown in the 1880 Ohio Co, Ky census. Sallie Dee Hocker remained single and lived with her sister Harriet Ann Hocker and their mother according to the 1900 Ohio Co, Ky census. Sallie Dee Hocker died the 22nd of June 1903 in Ohio Co, Ky and is buried in the Goshen Church Cemetery, next to her parents. 5) Harriet “Hattie” Ann Hocker was born in May 1873 in Ohio Co, Ky and according to the 1880 Ohio Co, Ky census was attending school. The 1900 Ohio Co, Ky census Harriet Ann Hocker was living with her sister Sallie Dee Hocker and their mother alone on the farm. Harriet Ann Hocker died the 26th of June 1937 in Muhlenberg Co, Ky. 7c2d8a) Minerva Pigman Barnard (see Chapter 6c2d8a). (Source Codes – HDT, Cd 229.) Minerva Pigman Barnard was born in 1809 in Ohio Co, Ky and raised in Ohio Co, Ky. Minerva Pigman Barnard married Jonathan Peddicord the 24th of August 1836 in Ohio Co, Ky. The bondsman was Ignatuis Pigman Barnard. Jonathan was born the 24th of March 1815 Ky the son of Higgerson Peddicord and Elizabeth Bozarth who married the 18th of April 1802 in Hardin Co, Ky. Minerva Pigman and Jonathan Peddicord had ten children, two born in Ohio Co, Ky and eight born in Sangamon Co, Il as follows: 1) Artetia Peddicord (see Chapter 8c2d8a1) was born the 17th of June 1837 in Ohio Co, Ky and according to the 1850 Sangamon Co, Il census was attending school. Artetia Peddicord married twice, first to Eli L Bozarth the 27th of June 1852 in Sangamon Co, Il. Eli was born in 1824 in Ky the son of John Bozarth and Eveline Hall who married in 1822 in Medina Co, Oh. Artetia and Eli Bozarth had three children before Eli’s early death, all born in Sangamon Co, Il. Eli Bozarth was killed fighting for the union during the civil war. The 1870 Sangamon Co, Ky census shows that Artetia was a widow and she and her children were living with her parents. Artetia then married Alexander James Jones the 23rd of January 1878 in Sangamon Co, Il. Alexander James Jones was born in 1819 in Illinois. Artetia and Alexander James Jones had a son, born in Sangamon Co, Il. See Chapter 8c2d8a1 for information about all of Artetia’s children. (Source Codes – XILM.) 2) Cassandra Pigman Peddicord (see Chapter 8c2d8a2) was born the 5th of April 1839 in Ohio Co, Ky and according to the 1850 Sangamon Co, Il census was attending school. Cassandra Pigman Peddicord married twice, first to Davis Lawley the 23rd of March 1856 in Sangamon Co, Il. Davis was born in 1833 in Illinois and was a farmer. Cassandra and Davis Lawley had two children, both born in Sangamon Co, Il. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2d8a2. Davis Lawley must have died since we find Cassandra married to William Howard the 15th of February 1866 in Sangamon Co, Ky. (Source Codes – XILM.) At this time we do not know anymore about this couple. 3) Cartwright Peddicord was born the 5th of November 1842 and died the 15th of September 1854 in Sangamon Co, Il. 4) Miranda Peddicord was born the 17th of April 1844 in Sangamon Co, Il and died the 6th of May 1845 in Sangamon Co, Il. 5) Cordelia Peddicord was born the 12th of August 1846 and died the 18th of August 1846 in Sangamon Co, Il. 6) Dorcas Elizabeth Peddicord was born the 28th of September 1848 in Sangamon Co, Il and died the 7th of August 1854 in Sangamon Co, Il. 7) William Jasper Peddicord (see Chapter 8c2d8a7) was born the 29th of May 1850 in Sangamon Co, Il and according to the 1860 and 1870 Sangamon Co, Il census was attending school. William Jasper Peddicord married Jemima, maiden name unknown about 1876 in Wayne Co, Il. Jemima was born in March 1859 in Indiana. Jemima and William Jasper Peddicord had six children, all born in Wayne Co, Il. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2d8a7. William Jasper Peddicord died after 1915 in Portland, Oregon. 8) Ignatius Pigman Peddicord (see Chapter 8c2d8a8) was born the 8th of October 1852 in Sangamon Co, Il and according to the 1860 and 1870 Sangamon Co, Il census was attending school. Ignatius Pigman Peddicord married about 1874 in Wayne Co, Il. His wife was born in Indiana and died about November 1896 in Wayne Co, Il. Ignatius Pigman Peddicord and his wife had six children, all born in Wayne Co, Il. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2d8a8. The 1900 census shows Ignatius Pigman Peddicord was a widower and a farmer who owned his farm free of any mortage. The problem here is we just do not know his late wife’s name. 9) Mary Emily Peddicord was born the 6th of October 1854 in Sangamon Co, Il and was attending school according to the 1860 and 1870 Sangamon Co, Il census. Mary Emily Peddicord married John R Watkins the 25th of December 1872 in Sangamon Co, Ky. (Source Codes – XILM.) At this time we do not know anymore about this couple. 10) Higginson Peddicord was born the 22nd of October 1858 in Sangamon Co, Il and died the 24th of March 1870 in Sangamon Co, Il. 7c2d8b) Milton E Barnard (see Chapter 6c2d8b). (Source Codes – HDT, Cd 229.) Milton E Barnard was born in 1813 in Ohio Co, Ky and raised in Ohio Co, Ky. Milton E Barnard married Almenda N Field the 20th of September 1836 in Ohio Co, Ky by Rev John Phipps the Methodist minister. The bondsman was Jack Field. Almenda was born in 1819 in Ohio Co, Ky the daughter of Zachariah Field and Sebrina Ford who married the 28th of February 1814 in Ohio Co, Ky by the Rev Joseph Faulks. The bondsman was James Ford. Almenda’s mother Sebrina died when Almenda was very young and her father Zachariah Field then married Amelia Tanner (born 1800 Ky) the 21st of February 1820 in Daviess Co, Ky. Almenda and Milton Barnard had three children, before Milton’s early death, born in Ohio Co, Ky as follows: 1) Sylvester G Barnard was born in 1838 in Ohio Co, Ky and was attending school as shown in the 1850 Ohio Co, Ky census. Sylvester G Barnard married Lydia E Hart the 1st of November 1858 in Ohio Co, Ky. Lydia was born about 1839 in Ohio Co, Ky the daughter of William Hart and Frances Milton who married the 22nd of February 1834 in Ohio Co, Ky by the Rev William B Landrum. The bondsman was Elijah Phipps. We know that Sylvester Barnard died before 1868, but we do not know whether they had any children. (Source Codes – XOCM.) 2) Amanthius M Barnard was born in 1840 in Ohio Co, Ky and in 1850 Ohio Co, Ky census was attending school. At this time we do not know anything more about this person. 3) Amelia D Barnard was born in 1843 in Ohio Co, Ky and in 1850 Ohio Co, Ky census was attending school. At this time we do not know anymore about her. 7c2d8d) Joshua C Barnard (see Chapter 6c2d8d). (Source Codes – TW3, HDT, MAF1, VEP83, XOCM.) Joshua C Barnard was born in 1820 in Ohio Co, Ky and raised in Ohio Co, Ky. Joshua C Barnard married his second cousin Rhoda Brown the 5th of May 1844 in Ohio Co, Ky. Rhoda was born in 1821 in Ohio Co, Ky the daughter of James Brown and Nina Barnard who married the 9th of December 1813 in Ohio Co, Ky by the Rev Thomas Taylor the Methodist minister. Rhoda and Joshua Barnard had five children, all born in Ohio Co, Ky as follows: 1) Ignatius Pigman Barnard (see Chapter 8c2d8d1) was born in February 1846 in Ohio Co, Ky and raised in Ohio Co, Ky. Ignatius Pigman Barnard married Elizabeth M “Betty” Bell the 23rd of January 1868 in Ohio Co, Ky. Betty was born in July 1850 in Ky the daughter of Jefferson Bell and Mary E Patton who married the 23rd of August 1845 in Allen Co, Ky. After receiving a common school education Ignatius Pigman Barnard enlisted into Company C, the 9th Kentucky Regiment, First Brigade, the Confederate Army. This company was organized by Dr John E Pendleton in the fall of 1861 and was composed of men from Ohio Co, Ky and Muhlenberg Co, Ky. There were one hundred and forty men, but only twenty-six returned home at the end of the war, and these men bore forty-seven wounds. Ignatius Pigman Barnard was twice captured, being exchanged after his first confinement, and escaping the second. After the war Ignatius Pigman Barnard entered business at Buford, Ky, after teaching school and serving as a constable. For fourteen years Ignatius Pigman Barnard bought and sold tobacco, and was bery successful. In 1877 Ignatius Pigman Barnard bought a store in Beaver Dam, Ky and entered the mercantiling business. The store was named “I P Barnard’s” and was the first store with a show window. They sold clothes, household goods, furniture, farm equipment and supplies. Ignatius Pigman Barnard also owned coal mines and other local business interests. He became a millionare and probably was the wealthiest native of Ohio Co, Ky. In 1890 Ignatius Pigman Barnard and John Hiram Barnes started the Beaver Dam Deposit Bank. Ignatius Pigman Barnard was the president for the first nineteen years of the bank. Ignatius Pigman Barnard also owned the Beaver Dam Coal Company. He also was one of the first trustees of the first Hartford Public School. Betty and Ignatius Pigman Barnard had three children, all born in Ohio Co, Ky. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2d8d1. Bettie died the 13th of July 1929 in Jefferson Co, Ky and Ignatius Pigman Barnard died the 21st of December 1929 in Jefferson Co, Ky. (Source Codes – TW3, MAF1, VEP83, HDT, XOCM.) 2) Mary C Barnard was born in 1849 in Ohio Co, Ky and must have died before 1860. 3) James L Barnard was born the 25th of February 1853 in Ohio Co, Ky and cannot be found on the 1860 census. He must have died. 4) Luther E Barnard (see Chapter 8c2d8d4) was born in 1855 in Ohio Co, Ky and when Luther’s widow mother married Hudson Barnett the 4th of March 1861 in Ohio Co, Ky, Luther Barnard moved to Hudson’s residence. As shown in the 1870 Ohio Co, Ky census Luther Barnard was a farm hand. Luther E Barnard married Alice Austin the 29th of March 1877 in Ohio Co, Ky. Alice was born in 1857 in Ohio Co, Ky the daughter of Andrew J Austin (born 1816 Ky, a farmer) and Dorothy B Chinn (born 1822 Ky) who married the 31st of August 1840 in Ohio Co, Ky by the Methodist minister Rev John Phipps. The bondsman was Raley Chinn. Alice and Luther Barnard had two sons, both born in Ohio Co, Ky. See Chapter 8c2d8d4 for information about their children. As shown in the 1880 Ohio Co, Ky census Luther Barnard was a farmer in Beaver Dam, Ky and the census shows him and his wife Alice and their eldest son. Luther Barnard had a large emporium, which handled groceries, hardward, and farming implements. (Source Codes – XOCM.) 5) Milton A Barnard was born the 27th of May 1857 in Ohio Co, Ky and as shown in the 1880 Ohio Co, Ky census he was living with mother at his mother’s husband’s residence in 1861. As shown in the 1870 Ohio Co, Ky census Milton Barnard was a farm hand. The 1880 Ohio Co, Ky census Milton Barnard was living with his brother Ignatius Barnard and his family and working as a clerk. Milton A Barnard married Isabella Gibson the 1st of June 1882 in Ohio Co, Ky. (Source Codes – XOCM.) At this time this is all we know about this couple. 7c2d8e) Sarah E Barnard (see Chapter 6c2d8e). (Source Codes – HDT, Cd 229.) Sarah E Barnard was born in April 1824 in Ohio Co, Ky and raised in Ohio Co, Ky. Sarah E Barnard married Higgerson Riley the 2nd of April 1840 in Ohio Co, Ky by the Methodist minister Rev John Phipps. The bondsman was J Reddison. Higgerson was born the 1st of September 1822 in Daviess Co, Ky the son of Lewis Riley (born 1 September 1822 Daviess Co, Ky) and Cassandria Peddicord who married the 11th of August 1819 in Daviess Co, Ky. Sarah and Higgerson Riley had five children, all born in Ohio Co, Ky as follows: 1) Lewis L Riley was born in 1845 in Ohio Co, Ky and raised in Ohio Co and Daviess Co, Ky. Lewis L Riley married Nannie H Bradley the 28th of May 1872 in Muhlenberg Co, Ky. (Source Code – Cd 233.) At this time we do not know anymore about this couple. 2) Barthina I Riley was born in April 1849 in Ohio Co, Ky and raised in Ohio Co and Daviess Co, Ky. Barthina I Riley married John W Henry the 28th of February 1878 in Muhlenberg Co, Ky. John was born in 1850 in Ky the son of James Henry (died before 1870 Ky) and Caroline Worthington (born 1813 Ky) who married the 17th of October 1835 in Muhlenberg Co, Ky. Barthina and John Henry had a son, John H Henry born in February 1880 in Muhlenberg Co, Ky. (Source Code – Cd 233.) 3) Luther W Riley was born in 1849 in Ohio Co, Ky and raised in Ohio Co, Ky and Daviess Co, Ky. Luther W Riley married Fannie Blevins the 29th of April 1874 in Ohio Co, Ky. (Source Code – XOCM.) At this time we do not know anymore about this couple. 4) Sarah F Riley was born in 1850 in Ohio Co, Ky and raised in Ohio Co and Daviess Co, Ky. Sarah F Riley married Thomas Henry the 22nd of November 1870 in Ohio Co, Ky. (Source Code – XOCM.) At this time we do not know anymore about this couple. 5) John C Riley was born in 1859 in Daviess Co, Ky and raised in Daviess Co, Ky. John C Riley married Anna A Pannell the 4th of April 1878 in Muhlenberg Co, Ky. (Source Code – XOCM.) At this time we do not know anything about this couple. 7c2d10a) Samuel Barnes Redmon (see Chapter 6c2d10a). (Source Code – XILM.) Samuel Barnes Redmon1 was born in 1813 in Muhlenberg Co, Ky and raised in Muhlenberg Co, Ky. Samuel Barnes Redmon married Harriet Christian the 17th of November 1842 in Gallatin Co, Il. Harriet and Samuel Barnes Redmon had eight children, all born in Macoupin Co, Il as follows: 1) Mary A Redmon was born in 1844 in Macoupin Co, Il and raised Macoupin Co, Il. 2) Sarah Redmon was born in 1846 in Macoupin Co, Il and raised in Macoupin Co, Il. 3) Elizabeth Emma Redmon was born in 1848 in Macoupin Co, Il and raised in Macoupin Co, Il. Elizabeth Emma Redmon married Dr Joseph Cobb the 21st of September 1876 in Montgomery Co, Il. Joseph Cobb was born the 29th of May 1827 and died the 3rd of April 1913. Elizabeth Emma died the 11th of July 1935. They both were doctors and both practiced in Wichita, Kansas. (Source Code – XILM.) 4) William C Redmon was born in 1852 in Macoupin Co, Il and raised in Macoupin Co, Il. 5) Martha C Redmon was born in 1854 in Macoupin Co, Il and raised in Macoupin Co, Il. 6) Parmenas Hocker Redmon was born in 1855 in Macoupin Co, Il and raised in Macoupin Co, Il. 7) Nora A Redmon was born in 1858 in Macoupin Co, Il and raised in Macoupin Co, Il. 8) Harriet R Redmon was born in 1860 in Macoupin Co, Il and raised in Macoupin Co, Il. 7c2d10b) Parmenas Hocker Redmon (see Chapter 6c2d10b). (Source Code – XILM.) Parmenas Hocker Redmon was born the 30th of June 1815 in Muhlenberg Co, Ky and raised in Muhlenberg Co, In. Parmenas Hocker Redmon married Nancy Jane Taylor the 16th of April 1841 in Gallatin Co, Il. Nancy Jane was born in November 1824 in Illinois. Nancy Jane and Parmenas Hocker Redmon had two children, born in Jackson Co, Ark as follows: 1) George Redmon was born in 1851 in Jackson Co, Ark and raised in Jackson Co, Ark. At this time we do not know anymore about him. 2) Norah Laura Redmon (see Chapter 8c2d10b2) was born the 3rd of February 1854 in Jackson Co, Ark and raised in Jackson Co, Ark. Norah Laura Redmon married Walter Y Christian the 18th of May 1874 in Jackson Co, Ark. Norah Laura and Walter Christian had a daughter, born in Arcola, Washington Co, Ms. For information about their daughter, see Chapter 8c2d10b2. Norah Laura [Redmon] Christian died the 18th of March 1909 in Arizona. 7c2d10c) Dorcas Ann Redmon (see Chapter 6c2d10c). Dorcas Ann Redmon was born in 1817 in Muhlenberg Co, Ky and raised in Muhlenberg Co, Ky. Dorcas Ann Redmon married Alexander W Poole before 1839 in Gallatin Co, Il. Alexander was born in 1808 in Il the son of Joseph W Poole. Dorcas Ann and Alexander Poole had five children, three born in Gallatin Co, Il and two born in Jackson Co, Ark as follows: 1) Mary Poole was born in 1843 in Gallatin Co, Il and was attending school as shown in the 1850 Jackson Co, Ark census. That is all we know about her. 2) Dorcas Poole was born in 1845 in Gallatin Co, Il and was attending school in 1850, but that is all we know of her. 3) Martha Poole was born in 1847 in Gallatin Co, Il and she was attending school in Jackson Co, Ark. 4) John Frances Poole was born in 1849 in Jackson Co, Il and must have died before 1860. 5) Orval Parmenas Poole was born in 1852 in Jackson Co, Ark and was attending school in 1860. 7c2e1a) Mary Ann Dunn (see Chapter 6c2e1a). (Source Code – VEP83, Cd 229.) Mary Ann Dunn was born the 10th of April 1793 in Montgomery Co, Md and raised in Garrard Co, Ky. Mary Ann Dunn married John Hogan the 13th of December 1811 in Garrard Co, Ky. John Hogan was born about 1790 in Virginia. Mary Ann and John Hogan had seven children, all born in Garrard Co, Ky as follows: 1) Jefferson Hogan was born about 1813 in Garrard Co, Ky and raised in Garrard Co, Ky. Jefferson Hogan married Mary Ann Well the 20th of July 1839 in Garrard Co, Ky. Mary Ann was born about 1816 in Ky the daughter of Thomas R Well and Anna Noble who married the 4th of July 1810 in Madison Co, Ky. (Source Code – Cd 229.) At this time this is all we know of this couple. 2) Julia Ann Hogan (see Chapter 8c2e1a2) was born in 1817 in Garrard Co, Ky and raised in Garrard Co, Ky. Julia Ann Hogan married John Shipman the 16th of June 1834 in Garrard Co, Ky. John was born in 1813 in Connecticut. Julia Ann and John Shipman had four daughters as of 1850, all born in Garrard Co, Ky. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2e1a2. According to the 1870 Garrard Co, Ky census John Shipman was a widower and was living with his daughter Francis and her family. (Source Code – Cd 229.) 3) James Matthew “Matt” Hogan was born in 1821 in Garrard Co, Ky and raised in Garrard Co, Ky. James Matthew “Mat” Hogan married Sarah Orr the 15th of August 1840 in Lincoln Co, Ky. Sarah was born in 1823 Ky the daughter of Robert Orr and Polly Ann Cummins who married the 22nd of March 1824 in Williamson Co, Tn. Sarah and James Matthew “Matt” Hogan had not started a family by 1850. (Source Code – Cd 229.) 4) Josephine Hogan (see Chapter 8c2e1a4) was born the 24th of September 1824 in Garrard Co, Ky and raised in Garrard Co, Ky. Josephine Hogan married William Logan Reed the 22nd of September 1845 in Garrard Co, Ky. William Logan was born the 19th of May 1819 in Ky the son of Isaac Reed (born 1775 Md, boot and shoe maker, died 1847 Ky) and Rebecca Prall who married the 17th of November 1804 in Fayette Co, Ky. Josephine and William Logan Reed had seven children, all born in Fayette Co, Ky. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2e1a4. William Logan Reed was a tanner and a farmer. He also was a member of the Methodist Episcopal Church and was a democrat. Josephine died in 1895 in Boyle Co, Ky. (Source Code – Cd 229.) 5) John M Hogan was born in 1830 in Garrard Co, Ky and raised in Garrard Co, Ky. John M Hogan married Elizabeth Dishman the 18th of April 1850 in Jessamine Co, Ky. Elizabeth was born in 1831 in Jessamine Co, Ky the daughter of James Dishman and Sally Watters who married the 30th of October 1830 in Jessamine Co, Ky. Elizabeth and John Hogan were living with his widow mother and his sister Mary Ellen and his brother William as shown in the 1850 Garrard Co, Ky census. We do not know about their children. (Source Code – Cd 229.) 6) William M Hogan (see Chapter 8c2e1a6) was born in 1832 in Garrard Co, Ky and according to the 1850 Garrard Co, Ky census was living with his widow mother and sister Mary Ellen Hogan and his brother John Hogan and his wife, Elizabeth. William M Hogan married Margaret “Maggie” Baughman the 5th of January 1866 in Lincoln Co, Ky. Maggie was born in 1844 in Ky the daughter of Hamilton Baughman (born 1804 Ky, a farmer) and Eliza Wooley (born 1812 Ky) who married the 17th of September 1827 in Garrard Co, Ky. Maggie and William Hogan had three daughters, all born in Garrard Co, Ky. See Chapter 8c2e1a6 for information about their daughters. William Hogan was a farmer according to the 1870 and 1880 Garrard Co, Ky census. (Source Code – Cd 233.) 7) Mary Ellen Hogan (see Chapter 8c2e1a7) was born in 1834 in Garrard Co, Ky and according to the 1850 Garrard Co, Ky census was living with her widow mother and brothers William Hogan and John Hogan, along with John’s wife Elizabeth. Mary Ellen Hogan married Peter Farlee the 18th of September 1851 in Garrard Co, Ky. Peter was born in 1832 in Ky the son of Peter Farlee sr of Garrard Co, Ky. Mary Ellen and Peter Farlee had nine children, two born in Boyle Co, Ky and seven born in Lincoln Co, Ky. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2e1a7. As shown in the 1880 Ky sndx Peter Farlee and Mary Ellen had the following children living with them on Third St, Danville, Boyle Co, Ky: Frances Belle Farlee, Anna Farlee, Elizabeth Dunlap Farlee, Lee Farlee, and Josephine Reed Farlee. Mary Ellen died in 1897 and is buried in Danville, Boyle Co, Ky. (Source Code – Cd 233.) 7c2e1c) Nicholas Hocker Dunn (see Chapter 6c2e1c). (Source Code – VEP83, Cd 229.) Nicholas Hocker Dunn was born about 1800 in Lincoln Co, Ky and raised in Lincoln Co, Ky. Nicholas Hocker Dunn married his first cousin (see paragraph 7c2b6b) Harriet Hocker the 12th of December 1825 in Lincoln Co, Ky. Harriet was born the 27th of October 1809 in Lincoln Co, Ky the daughter of Richard Weaver Hocker (born 16 October 1783, a farmer, died before 1840 Ky) and Eleanor Sandidge (born about 1786 Va) who married the 10th of July 1807 in Lincoln Co, Ky. Harriet and Nicholas Hocker Dunn had three sons, before Nicholas’s early death, born in Lincoln Co, Ky. For information about their sons, see Chapter 7c2b6b. 7c2e1d) Sarah Hocker Dunn (see Chapter 6c2e1d). (Source Code – VEP83.) Sarah Hocker Dunn was born about 1802 in Lincoln Co, Ky and raised in Lincoln Co, Ky. Sarah Hocker Dunn married Silas Myers in 1819 in Garrard Co, Ky. Silas was born about 1797 in Ky the son of Michael Myers and Mary Downer who married the 1st of January 1795 in Mercer Co, Ky. Sarah and Silas Myers had three sons we know of, all born in Marion Co, Ky as follows: 1) James L Myers (see Chapter 8c2e1d1) was born in 1830 in Marion Co, Ky and raised in Marion Co, Ky. James L Myers married Sarah Roundtree the 31st of March 1853 in Hart Co, Ky. Sarah was born in 1836 in Kentucky. Sarah and James Myers had two children, both born in Marion Co, Ky. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2e1d1. James Myers was a farmer, and according to the 1860 Marion Co, Ky census James’s brother John Myers was living with them and working as a laborer. (Source Code – Cd 233.) 2) William W Myers (see Chapter 8c2e1d2) was born in June 1837 in Marion Co, Ky and raised in Marion Co, Ky. William W Myers married Margaret J, maiden name unknown about 1859 in Marion Co, Ky. Margaret was born in March 1841 in Kentucky. Margaret and William Myers had ten children, all born in Marion Co, Ky. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2e1d2. William Myers was working as a laborer as shown in the 1860 Marion Co, Ky census. William W Myers died the 1st of December 1921 in Marion Co, Ky. 3) John A Myers was born in 1840 in Marion Co, Ky and he was living with his brother James Myers and his family and working on the farm according to the 1860 Marion Co, Ky census. John A Myers died the 1st of December 1916 in Crittenden Co, Ky. 7c2e1e) Dorcas Dunn (see Chapter 6c2e1e). (Source Code – VEP83, Cd 229.) Dorcas Dunn was born about 1803 in Garrard Co, Ky and raised in Garrard Co, Ky. Dorcas Dunn married Samuel Gilbert the 29th of December 1821 in Garrard Co, Ky. Samuel was born the 1st of March 1797 in Md the son of Benjamin Gilbert. Dorcas and Samuel Gilbert had nine children, seven born in Garrard Co, Ky and two born in Monroe Co, Mo as follows: 1) Martha J Gilbert (see Chapter 8c2e1e1) was born in 1824 in Garrard Co, Ky and raised in Garrard Co, Ky till eleven then she migrated to Monroe Co, Mo with her family. Martha J Gilbert married widower Gilmore S Morehead about 1844 in Monroe Co, Mo. Gilmore was born in 1814 in Virginia and had been married previously to Martha Threldkeld the 22nd of January 1840 in Monroe Co, Mo, and they had a son William Morehead (born 1840 Mo) who was living with Martha and Gilmore Morehead after they married. Gilmore Morehead was a farmer as shown in the 1850 Monroe Co, Mo census. Martha and Gilmore Morehead had five daughters, all born in Monroe Co, Mo. For information about their daughters, see Chapter 8c2e1e1. The 1870 Monroe Co, Mo census shows Gilmore Morehead and Martha with the following children: Martha Morehead, Sally Morehead, Annie Morehead and Gillie Morehead. According to the 1880 Monroe Co, Mo census Martha and Gilmore Morehead had their daughter Gillie Morehead living at home with them. 2) Benjamin Franklin Gilbert was born in 1825 in Garrard Co, Ky and when about ten years old migrated with his parents to Monroe Co, Mo. Benjamin Franklin Gilbert was living at home with his parents and working on the farm according to the 1850 Monroe Co, Mo census. 3) Nicholas I Gilbert was born in 1827 in Garrard Co, Ky and when about eight years old migrated with his parents to Monroe Co, Mo. Nicholas Gilbert was living at home and working on the family farm as shown in the 1850 Monroe Co, Mo census. 4) Margaret E Gilbert was born in 1828 in Garrard Co, Ky and was about seven years old when her family migrated to Monroe Co, Mo. Margaret Gilbert was living with the family in Monroe Co, Mo according to the 1850 Monroe Co, Mo census. 5) George W Gilbert was born in July 1832 in Garrard Co, Ky and was about three years old when his family migrated to Monroe Co, Mo. George Gilbert was attending school and living at home with his parents according to the 1850 Monroe Co, Mo census. George Gilbert was not living with his family in 1860. 6) Mary A Gilbert was born in 1833 in Garrard Co, Ky was about two years old when her parents migrated to Monroe Co, Mo. Mary Gilbert was attending school according to the 1850 Monroe Co, Mo census. Mary Gilbert was living with her father and step-mother as shown in the 1860, 1870, and 1880 Monroe Co, Mo census. 7) William R Gilbert was born in 1835 in Garrard Co, Ky and when William was a infant his parents migrated to Monroe Co, Mo. William Gilbert was attending school as shown in the 1850 Monroe Co, Mo census. The 1860 Monroe Co, Mo census shows William Gilbert is living at home and working as a farm hand. William Gilbert was living at home with his father and step-mother and farming for himself according to the 1870 and 1880 Monroe Co, Mo census. The 1880 Monroe Co, Mo census shows that William Gilbert is disabled or crippled. 8) Silas M Gilbert (see Chapter 8c2e1e8) was born in December 1836 in Monroe Co, Mo and according to the 1850 Monroe Co, Mo census was attending school. Silas Gilbert was living at home and working as a farm hand as shown in the 1860 Monroe Co, Mo census. Silas M Gilbert married twice, first to a “Boyd” about 1862 in Audrain Co, Mo. Silas Gilbert and his first wife had two children before she died, both born in Audrain Co, Mo. For information about his two children, see Chapter 8c2e1e8. Silas Gilbert was a widower as shown in the 1880 Audrain Co, Mo census and he had his late wife’s sister Francis Boyd (born 1821 Va) living with him and taken care of his two children and the housework. Silas married widow Helen W, maiden name unknown in 1883 in Audrain Co, Mo. Helen and Silas Gilbert did not have any children. According to the 1900 Audrain Co, Mo census Silas Gilbert was a carpenter and owned his house with a mortage, which was located at 402 W Jackson St, Mexico, Mo. The 1910 Audrain Co, Mo census shows Silas Gilbert owned his farm without a mortage, and he and Helen were living alone. 9) Dorcas Gilbert was born in 1838 in Monroe Co, Mo and was attending school according to the 1850 Monroe Co, Mo census. Dorcas Gilbert was not living with her family as shown in the 1860 census. 7c2e1f) William F Dunn (see Chapter 6c2e1f). (Source Code – VEP83, Cd 229.) William F Dunn was born the 16th of January 1801 in Lincoln Co, Ky and raised in Garrard Co, Ky. William F Dunn married Verlinda Kemper in 1829 in Garrard Co, Ky. Verlinda was born in 1807 in Ky the daughter of Thornton Kemper (born 1780 Va) and Elizabeth Hutchinson who married the 9th of May 1803 in Lincoln Co, Ky. Verlinda and William Dunn had seven children, all born in Marion Co, Ky as follows: 1) Mathew Dunn was born in 1830 in Marion Co, Ky and was living at home with his parents as shown in the 1850 Marion Co, Ky census. 2) George Dunn (see Chapter 8e2e1f2) was born in October 1836 in Marion Co, Ky and according to the 1850 Marion Co, Ky census was living at home with his parents. George Dunn married Mary M, maiden name unknown in 1865 in Mercer Co, Ky. Mary was born in August 1844 in Kentucky. Mary and George Dunn had four children, all born in Mercer Co, Ky. For information about their children, see Chapter 8e2e1f2. George Dunn was a farmer and owned his farm free of mortage as shown in the 1900 Mercer Co, Ky census. Mary died the 27th of September 1929 in Mercer Co, Ky. 3) Henry W Dunn (see Chapter 8c2e1f3) was born in July 1837 in Marion Co, Ky and according to the 1850 Marion Co, Ky census was attending school. Henry W Dunn married Margaret Robinson the 15th of December 1863 in Garrard Co, Ky. Margaret was born in July 1847 in Ky the daughter of Richard M Robinson (born 15 September 1817 Ky, died 13 June 1868 Ky) and Margaret Hoskins who married the 11th of February 1840 in Garrard Co, Ky. Margaret’s paternal grandparents are Benjamin Robinson and Mary Beattey. Margaret’s maternal grandparents are William Hoskins and Elizabeth Bright who married the 13th of September 1815 in Garrard Co, Ky. Margaret and Henry Dunn had five children, four born in Garrard Co, Ky and the youngest born in Boyle Co, Ky. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2e1f3. According to the 1880 Garrard Co, Ky census Henry Dunn was a farmer. The 1900 Ky sndx has Henry Dunn and Margaret with Nannie Dunn, George Dunn, and Josephine Dunn living with them on Walnut St, Danville, Boyle Co, Ky. Henry W Dunn died the 23rd of October 1912 in Boyle Co, Ky. (Source Code – Cd 233.) 4) Nicholas Dunn was born in 1839 in Marion Co, Ky and as shown in the 1850 Marion Co, Ky census was attending school. The 1870 Garrard Co, Ky census shows Nicholas Dunn a farmer and living with his finfolk Joshua Dunn (born 1798 Ky, a farmer) and his wife Sarah “Sally” Swope (born 1805 Ky) who married the 14th of March 1821 in Garrard Co, Ky. 5) Mary Dunn was born in 1843 in Marion Co, Ky and was living with her parents as shown in the 1850 Marion Co, Ky census. Mary Dunn married Henry H Hughes the 8th of September 1868 in Marion Co, Ky. (Source Code – Cd 233.) At this time this is all we know about this couple. 6) Sarah Dunn was born in 1846 in Marion Co, Ky and was attending school according to the 1860 Marion Co, Ky census. 7) Wilfred A Dunn (see Chapter 8c2e1f7) was born in 1847 in Marion Co, Ky and as shown in the 1860 Marion Co, Ky census was attending school. Wilfred A Dunn married Elizabeth M “Bettie”, maiden name unknown about 1874 in Marion Co, Ky. Bettie was born in July 1854 in Kentucky. Bettie and Wilfred Dunn had five children, all born in Marion Co, Ky. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2e1f7. Wilfred A Dunn died before 1900. The 1910 Marion Co, Ky census shows Bettie a widow and had her son Kelly Dunn and daughter Lea Dunn living with her. That 1910 census also shows that Bettie was a dress machine operator and she owned her home without a mortage. 7c2e1g) George Dunn (see Chapter 6e2e1g). (Source Code – VEP83, Cd 229.) George Dunn was born the 30th of June 1804 in Lincoln Co, Ky and married Dicy Scanland the 8th of December 1828 in Marion Co, Ky. Dicy was born in 1810 in Ky the daughter of John Scanland and Margaret McMurry who married the 27th of February 1805 in Washington Co, Ky. Dicy Scanland and George Dunn had eleven children, all born in Marion Co, Ky as follows: 1) Margaret Ann Dunn (see Chapter 8c2e1g1) was born in 1828 in Marion Co, Ky and as shown in the 1850 Marion Co, Ky census was living at home with her parents. Margaret Ann Dunn married Wyatt Sandidge the 15th of January 1845 in Lincoln Co, Ky. Wyatt was born in 1816 in Lincoln Co, Ky the son of John Sandidge (born 1782 Va, a farmer) and Patrica Coleman (born 1784 Va) who married the 22nd of January 1803 in Amhurst Co, Va. Wyatt Sandidge had been married previously to Julia Ann Wright the 17th of January 1842 in Lincoln Co, Ky. We do not know of any children from that first marriage. Margaret Ann and Wyatt Sandidge had twelve children we know of, all born in Lincoln Co, Ky. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2e1g1. According to the 1880 Lincoln Co, Ky census Wyatt Sandidge and his wife Margaret Ann had the following children living with them: William Sandidge, Farris Sandidge, and Harriet Sandidge. (Source Code – Cd 229.) 2) Wilbur Dunn was born in 1832 in Marion Co, Ky and was living at home and working on the family farm according to the 1850 Marion Co, Ky census. 3) William Dunn (see Chapter 8c2e1g3) was born in November 1837 in Marion Co, Ky and was living at home with his parents as shown in the 1850 Marion Co, Ky census. William Dunn married twice, first to Nancy Tevis the 10th of April 1854 in Madison Co, Ky. Nancy was born in 1834 in Ky the daughter of Benjamin I Tevis and Sally B Irvine who married the 10th of March 1825 in Madison Co, Ky. Nancy and William Dunn had four children, before Nancy’s early death, born in Madison Co, Ky. Then William Dunn married Ellen Ross the 3rd of July 1869 in Madison Co, Ky. Ellen was born about 1848 in Ky the daughter of George M Ross and Eliza Dinwiddie who married the 5th of May 1847 in Madison Co, Ky. Ellen and William Dunn had three children we know of, all born in Madison Co, Ky. For information about all of William Dunn’s children, see Chapter 8c2e1g3. According to the 1900 Ky sndx William Dunn was a widower and had George Dunn, Fayette Dunn, and Fannie Dunn living at home with him in Boyle Co, Ky. William Dunn died the 17th of October 1913 in Henderson Co, Ky. (Source Code – Cd 229.) 4) Milton Dunn was born in 1838 in Marion Co, Ky and was living at home with his parents as shown in the 1850 Marion Co, Ky census. The 1870 Lincoln Co, Ky census shows Milton Dunn living with George and Sally Coppage and working on the farm. 5) Mary E Dunn was born in 1840 in Marion Co, Ky and was living with her parents according to the 1850 Marion Co, Ky census. 6) Susan Dunn was born in 1843 in Marion Co, Ky and was living with her parents according to the 1850 Marion Co, Ky census. 7) Ellen Dunn1 (see Chapter 8c2e1g7) was born in 1845 in Marion Co, Ky and according to the 1860 Marion Co, Ky census was attending school. Ellen Dunn married James Hardin Pruitt about 1862 in Marion Co, Ky. James Hardin was born the 5th of July 1830 in Marion Co, Ky the son of Meredith Pruitt and Martha Drane who married the 10th of August 1829 in Washington Co, Ky. James Hardin Pruitt had been married to Martha Walston. Ellen and James Hardin Pruitt had four children. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2e1g7. James Hardin Pruitt died the 17th of April 1917. (Source Code – Cd 229.) 8) Martha Dunn was born in 1848 in Marion Co, Ky and was attending school as shown in the 1860 Marion Co, Ky census. Martha Dunn married Henry Sheron about 1869 in Marion Co, Ky. Henry was born in 1848 in Kentucky. Henry was a farm worker according to the 1870 Lincoln Co, Ky census. At this time we do not know anymore about this couple. 9) James McMurry Dunn (see Chapter 8c2e1g9) was born the 25th of August 1850 in Marion Co, Ky and according to the 1860 Marion Co, Ky census was attending school. James McMurry Dunn married Mary Lucretia “Lucy” Ballinger the 25th of January 1870 in Lincoln Co, Ky. Lucy was born in May 1850 in Lincoln Co, Ky the daughter of James Ballinger and Mary Ann Paxton who married the 11th of January 1836 in Lincoln Co, Ky. Lucy and James McMurry Dunn had seven children, the eldest born in Lincoln Co, Ky and five born in Lamar Co, Tx and the youngest born in Hopkins Co, Tx. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2e1g9. The 1900 Tx sndx shows James McMurry Dunn and Lucy with the following children in Sulphur Springs, Hopkins Co, Tx: Georgia Dunn, Edward Dunn, and Louis Dunn. In the 1920 Tx we find James McMurry Dunn at the Texas School for the Blind at Forty-Fifth Street, Travis Co, Tx as a “Supervisor”. It is interesting to note that while James McMurry Dunn was the Supervisor at the “Texas School for the Blind” that two of his students, Carl Hocker (born 1902 Tx) and his brother Clark Hocker (born 1908 Tx) were students at that school during the decade of 1910 and on. These two sons of John T Hocker, 8c2d4e4d and Sallie E Hocker, 8c2d4e7e, who were first cousins, were both blind, or considered blind. We wonder whether they new each other and that they were kinfold? More than likely they did, since James McMurry Dunn’s grandparents were Benjamin Franklin Dunn and Margaret Hocker. (Source Code – Cd 229.) 10) George A Dunn was born in November 1853 in Marion Co, Ky and according to the 1860 and 1870 Marion Co, Ky census was attending school. George A Dunn married Martha W, maiden name unknown about 1895 in Boyle Co, Ky. Martha was born in September 1872 in Kentucky. Martha and George Dunn did not have any children as of 1900. The 1900 Ky sndx shows George Dunn and Martha living in Junction City, Boyle Co, Ky. 11) Eliza A Dunn was born in 1856 in Marion Co, Ky and was attending school according to the 1870 Marion Co, Ky census. 7c2e1h) Gabriella Dunn (see Chapter 6c2e1h). (Source Code – Cd 229.) Gabriella Dunn was born in 1808 in Garrard Co, Ky and raised in Garrard Co, Ky. Gabriella Dunn married Davis Thompson the 14th of October 1824 in Garrard Co, Ky. Davis was born in 1797 in Ky the son of Arthur Thompson and Martha Cochran who married the 4th of April 1795 in Mercer Co, Ky. Gabriella and Davis Thompson had ten children, eight born in Garrard Co, Ky and two born in Phillips Co, Ark as shown: 1) Arthur Thompson (see Chapter 8c2e1h1) was born in 1827 in Garrard Co, Ky and raised in Garrard Co, Ky and Phillips Co, Ark. Arthur Thompson was living at home with his parents and was working as a clerk according to the 1850 Phillips Co, Ark census. Arthur Thompson married Francis, maiden name unknown about 1855 in Phillips Co, Ark. Francis was born in 1836 in Arkansas. Francis and Arthur Thompson had two children as of 1860, both born in Phillips Co, Ark. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2e1h1. As shown in the 1860 Phillips Co, Ark census Arthur’s occupation was that of a gentleman. That 1860 cenus also shows that Arthur Thompson’s brother Andrew Jackson Thompson and sister Helena and her family were living with them. 2) Elizabeth Hocker Thompson born in 1828 in Garrard Co, Ky and raised in Garrard Co, Ky and Phillips Co, Ark. Elizabeth Hocker Thompson married widower James B Shell the 26th of November 1850 in Phillips Co, Ark. James was born about 1827 and had been married to Elizabeth’s late sister Margaret, see step 4). At this time we do not know anymore about this couple. 3) Andrew Jackson “Jack” Thompson was born in 1830 in Garrard Co, Ky and raised in Garrard Co, Ky and Phillips Co, Ark. According to the 1850 Phillips Co, Ark census Andrew Jackson Thompson was a farmer and was living with his parents. As shown in the 1860 Phillips Co, Ark census Andrew Jackson Thompson was the sheriff and single, and living with his brother Arthur Thompson and his family. Andrew Jackson Thompson married about 1867 in Phillips Co, Ark to a women we do not know. Andrew Jackson Thompson and his wife had a son, named Arthur Thompson born 1868 in Phillips Co, Ark. Apparently his wife died as she does not appear on the 1870 Phillips Co, Ark. That 1870 census also shows that Andrew Jackson Thompson was a ferry operator. 4) Margaret Thompson was born in 1831 in Garrard Co, Ky and raised in Garrard Co, Ky and Phillips Co, Ark. Margaret Thompson married James B Shell the 20th of February 1849 in Phillips Co, Ark. Apparently Margaret died soon after they married without having any children. Then James B Shell married Margaret’s sister Elizabeth Hocker Dunn the 26th of November 1850 in Phillips Co, Ark, see step 2). 5) an unknown male, born in 1833 in Garrard Co, Ky and lived in Phillips Co, Ark and then died. 6) Josephine Thompson (see Chapter 8e2e1h6) was born in 1834 in Garrard Co, Ky and raised in Garrard Co, Ky and Phillips Co, Ark. Josephine Thompson married Dr Richard C Hargraves the 20th of April 1852 in Phillips Co, Ark. Richard was born in 1816 in Maryland. Josephine and Richard Hargraves had four children all born in Phillips Co, Ark. For information about their children, see Chapter 8e2e1h6. The 1860 Phillips Co, Ark census shows that Josephine’s sister Gabriella Thompson was living with them. According to the 1860 and 1870 Phillips Co, Ark census Richard Hargraves was a physician. 7) an unknown male, born in 1837 in Garrard Co, Ky and lived in Phillips Co, Ark. 8) Helena Thompson was born in 1840 in Garrard Co, Ky and raised in Garrard Co, Ky and Phillips Co, Ark. Helena Thompson married William Hawks about 1858 in Phillips Co, Ark. William was born in 1832 in Arkansas. Helena and William Hawks had a son as of 1860, Charles Hawks born in February 1860 in Phillips Co, Ark. William Hawks was a lawyer and he and Helena and their son were living with Helena’s brother Arthur Thompson and his family according to the 1860 Phillips Co, Ark census. 9) Gabriella Thompson was born in 1846 in Phillips Co, Ark and was attending school and living with sister Josephine and her family as shown in the 1860 Phillips Co, Ark census. 10) Mason Thompson was born in 1848 in Phillips Co, Ark and that is all we know about him. 7c2e1i) Isaiah Benjamin Dunn sr (see Chapter 6c2e1i). (Source Code – Cd 229.) Isaiah Benjamin Dunn sr was born the 16th of May 1811 in Lincoln Co, Ky and raised in Lincoln Co, Ky. Isaiah Benjamin Dunn sr married Julia Ann Green the 17th of December 1850 in Boyle Co, Ky. Julia Ann was born the 29th of August 1826 in Ky the daughter of John B Green and Margaret Barnett who married the 6th of March 1822 in Lincoln Co, Ky. Julia Ann and Isaiah Benjamin Dunn sr had a son, born in Boyle Co, Ky as follows: 1) Isaiah Benjamin Dunn jr was born in December 1852 in Boyle Co, Ky and raised in Boyle Co and Lincoln Co, Ky. Isaiah Benjamin jr and his mother, who had married Benjamin Dunn Hocker in 1856 migrated to Cass Co, Mo just before 1870. We find Isaiah Benjamin Dunn jr on the 1870 and 1880 Cass Co, Mo census living with his mother and step-father and their family and working as a farm laborer. According to the 1900 Cass Co, Mo census we find Isaiah Benjamin Dunn jr living with his widow mother and working on the farm. Isaiah Benjamin Dunn jr apparently never married. 7c2e1j) Margaret Dunn (see Chapter 6c2e1j). (Source Codes – TW5, Cd 229.) Margaret Dunn1 was born the 12th of April 1812 in Garrard Co, Ky and raised in Garrard Co, Ky. Margaret Dunn married Michael Robinson jr2 the 28th of May 1829 in Garrard Co, Ky. Michael was born the 14th of December 1804 in Virginia the son of Michael Robinson sr and Polly Williams who married the 20th of December 1799 in Orange Co, Va. Margaret and Michael Robinson jr had twelve children, all born in Garrard Co, Ky as follows: 1) Mary Ann Robinson (see Chapter 8c2e1j1) was born in January 1831 in Garrard Co, Ky and raised in Garrard Co, Ky. Mary Ann Robinson married Charles J Spillman the 22nd of November 1851 in Garrard Co, Ky. Charles was born in 1830 in Ky the son of Charles Spillman (died before 1840 Ky) and Permelia, maiden name unknown (born 1799 Ky) of Garrard Co, Ky. Charles Spillman was a farmer. Mary Ann and Charles Spillman had ten children, all born in Garrard Co, Ky. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2e1j1. According to the 1880 Garrard Co, Ky census Mary Ann and Charles Spillman had the following children living with them: Sally Spillman, James Spillman, Charles Spillman, Permelia Spillman, Mary Spillman, George Spillman, William Spillman, and John Spillman. As shown in the 1900 Garrard Co, Ky census Mary Ann was a widow and she was living with her son James Spillman. The 1910 Ky sndx shows Mary Ann a widow and she had her widow daughter Sally and her son James Spillman and his wife living with her. (Source Code – Cd 233.) 2) Silas C Robinson was born in 1833 in Garrard Co, Ky and was working as a farmer and attending school as shown in the 1850 Garrard Co, Ky census. Silas C Robinson married Flora Winkle the 31st of March 1892 in Jessamine Co, Ky. Silas C Robinson died the 28th of October 1917 in Jessamine Co, Ky. We do not believe there were any children from this marriage. (Source Code – Cd 233.) 3) James Benjamin Robinson (see Chapter 8c2e1j3) was born the 8th of December 1834 on the waters of Dick’s River in the northwester portion of Garrard Co, Ky and was attending school according to the 1850 Garrard Co, Ky census. James Benjamin Robinson married twice, first to Mary Ellen Tomlinson the 17th of March 1859 in Garrard Co, Ky. Mary Ellen was born the 25th of May 1840 in Ky the daughter of Joseph Tomlinson and Elizabeth Taylor of Garrard Co, Ky. Mary Ellen and James Benjamin Robinson had seven children, all born in Garrard Co, Ky. James Benjamin Robinson was a farmer until 1884, when he also engaged in general merchandising at Buena Vista along with his improved and productive farm of ninety-three acres. Mary Ellen [Tomlinson] Robinson died in 1889 and James Benjamin Robinson then married Sarah “Sally”, maiden name unknown in 1893 in Garrard Co, Ky. Sally was born in January 1853 in Kentucky. Sally and James Benjamin Robinson did not have any children as of 1900. For information about James Benjamin Robinson’s children, see Chapter 8c2e1j3. James Benjamin Robinson was a member of the Methodist Episcopal Church and was also a member of the Masonic fraternity. The 1900 Garrard Co, Ky census shows that James Benjamin Robinson owned his farm free of any mortage, and his son Charles Robinson was living with them. James Benjamin Robinson was a postmaster of Buena Vista, and was a Union man, a Republican and a prohibitionist. James Benjamin Robinson died the 7th of March 1909 in Garrard Co, Ky and buried in the Mt Olive Cemetery. (Source Code – Cd 233.) 4) Sarah Jane “Sally” Robinson (see Chapter 8c2e1j4) was born in 1837 in Garrard Co, Ky and was attending school according to the 1850 Garrard Co, Ky census. Sarah Jane “Sally” Robinson married Edmund Smith the 22nd of May 1856 in Garrard Co, Ky. Sally and Edmund Smith had three daughters before her husband died, all born in Garrard Co, Ky. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2e1j4. Sally and her three daughters were living with her widow mother according to the 1870 and 1880 Garrard Co, Ky census. (Source Code – Cd 233.) 5) John S Robinson was born in 1838 in Garrard Co, Ky and was attending school as shown in the 1850 Garrard Co, Ky census. John S Robinson married Ann, maiden name unknown, about 1866 in Garrard Co, Ky. Ann was born in 1840 in Kentucky. Ann and John Robinson did not have any children as of the 1870 Garrard Co, Ky, and that census also shows that John Robinson was a farmer. The 1880 Garrard Co, Ky census shows us that John Robinson was living at home with his widow mother as a boarder, and single. This family needs further research. 6) Gabriella Robinson (see Chapter 8c2e1j6) was born in 1840 in Garrard Co, Ky and raised in Garrard Co, Ky. Gabriella Robinson married Benjamin C Perkins the 22nd of November 1864 in Garrard Co, Ky. Benjamin was born in 1840 in Ky the son of Hardin Z Perkins (born 1811 Ky, a farmer) and Harriet D Thomas (born 1821 Ky) who married the 5th of April 1839 in Mercer Co, Ky. Gabriella and Benjamin Perkins had four children as of 1880, all born in Garrard Co, Ky. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2e1j6. The 1880 Garrard Co, Ky census shows that Benjamin Perkins was a blacksmith. Benjamin C Perkins died the 19th of March 1925 in Bell Co, Ky. (Source Code – Cd 233.) 7) Margaret “Maggie” Robinson was born in October 1843 in Garrard Co, Ky and was living with her widow mother as shown in the 1870, 1880 and 1900 Garrard Co, Ky census. Apparent Maggie Robinson never married. Margaret “Maggie” Robinson died the 29th of May 1929 in Scott Co, Ky. 8) George W Robinson (see Chapter 8c2e1j8) was born in March 1845 in Garrard Co, Ky and as shown in the 1870 Garrard Co, Ky census was living at home with his widow mother. George W Robinson married Ella, maiden name unknown in 1870 in Mercer Co, Ky. Ella was born in January 1858 in Kentucky. Ella and George Robinson had two daughters, both born in Mercer Co, Ky. For information about their daughters, see Chapter 8c2e1j8. According to the 1900 Mercer Co, Ky census George Robinson was a farmer and owned his farm free of any mortage. George W Robinson died the 24th of August 1942 in Mercer Co, Ky. 9) Serena Belle Robinson (see Chapter 8c2e1j9) was born in January 1847 in Garrard Co, Ky and raised in Garrard Co, Ky. Serena Belle Robinson married Henry J Tomlinson the 23rd of January 1868 in Garrard Co, Ky. Henry was born in October 1842 in Ky the son of Joseph Tomlinson and Elizabeth Taylor of Garrard Co, Ky. Serena Belle and Henry Tomlinson had four children, all born in Garrard Co, Ky. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2e1j9. The 1880 Garrard Co, Ky census shows that Henry Tomlinson was a farmer. Serena Belle died the 12th of March 1930 in Garrard Co, Ky. (Source Code – Cd 233.) 10) Michael Robinson III was born the 30th of August 1850 in Garrard Co, Ky and was working on farm and living with his widow mother according to the 1870 and 1880 Garrard Co, Ky census. Michael Robinson III died the 18th of January 1899 in Garrard Co, Ky and is buried in the Harmony Cemetery. 11) Lucy Kate Robinson 1(see Chapter 8c2e1j11) was born the 10th of March 1852 in Buena Vista, Garrard Co, Ky and raised in Garrard Co, Ky. Lucy Kate Robinson married Isaac Arnold Leavel the 1st of August 1872 in Garrard Co, Ky. Isaac Arnold was born the 2nd of May 1849 in Ky the son of John Leavel and Mary Arnold. Lucy Kate and Isaac Arnold Leavel had seven children, six born in Garrard Co, Ky and the youngest born in Wabash Co, In. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2e1j11. Isaac Arnold Leavel died the 13th of January 1927 in Huntington Co, In and Lucy Kate died 16th February 1937 in Andrews, Huntington Co, In. (Source Code – Cd 233.) 12) Charles B Robinson was born the 22nd March 1854 and died the 2nd of February 1858 and is buried in Harmony, Garrard Co, Ky. 7c2e3a) Uriah Hocker (see Chapter 6c2e3a). Uriah Hocker was born the 20th of September 1802 in Lincoln Co, Ky and raised in Lincoln Co, Ky. Uriah Hocker married twice, first to Emily Jane Boswell in 1829 in Lincoln Co, Ky. Emily Jane died the 20th of May 1835 and buried in the Hocker Cemetery Greene Township, Parke Co, In. Then Uriah Hocker married Frances E Sage in September 1835 in Parke Co, In. Frances and Uriah Hocker had twelve children, all born in Parke Co, In as follows: 1) an unnamed child born in 1836 and died the 27th of August 1836 in Parke Co, In and is buried in the Hocker Cemetery in Green Township, Parke Co, In. 2) Emily Jane Hocker (see Chapter 8c2e3a2) was born the 25th of November 1837 in Parke Co, In and according to the 1850 Parke Co, In census was attending school. The 1860 Parke Co, In census shows Emily Jane Hocker was living at home with her parents and working on the farm. Emily Jane Hocker married Walter J Harris the 23rd of February 1865 in Parke Co, In. Walter was born about 1835 in In the son of Walter Harris (born 1805 Oh, a farmer) and Rebecca, maiden name unknown (born 1812 Oh) of Parke Co, In. Emily Jane and Walter Harris had six children, all born in Lincoln Co, Nb. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2e3a2. Walter J Harris died the 17th of July 1890 and Emily Jane [Hocker] Harris died the 24th of June 1918 and are buried in Lincoln Co, Nb. 3) Sarah Ellen Hocker (see Chapter 8c2e3a3) was born the 25th of February 1839 in Parke Co, In and attending school as shown in the 1850 Parke Co, In census. Sarah Ellen Hocker married Adam Sellers Jack the 23rd of August 1855 in Parke Co, In. Adam Sellers was born the 16th of December 1831 in In the son of James H Jack (born 1804 Oh, a farmer) and Mary E Sellers (born 1805 Oh) of Parke Co, In. Sarah Ellen and Adam Sellers Jack had five children, all born in Parke Co, In. For information about their children, see 8c2e3a3. As shown in the 1880 Parke Co, In census Adam Sellers Jack was a laborer. The 1900 Parke Co, In census shows Sarah Ellen and Adam Sellers Jack with their son James Thomas Jack living with them and working with his father on the farm. Adam Sellers Jack died the 21st of July 1908 and Sarah Ellen [Hocker] Jack died the 13th of June 1920 and both are buried in the Mt Moriah Cemetery in Parke Co, In. 4) Philip Alexander Hocker (see Chapter 8c2e3a4) was born the 4th of May 1840 in Parke Co, In and as shown in the 1850 Parke Co, In census was attending school. According to the 1860 Parke Co, In census has Philip Alexander Hocker living at home with his parents in Greene Twp and attending school along with working on the farm. Philip Alexander Hocker married three times, first to Etta Elizabeth Lavender the 1st of April 1866 in Lancaster Co, Nb. Etta and Philip Alexander Hocker had two children before Etta’s early death, born in Lancaster Co, Nb. Then Philip married Sally Hetsler the 12th of December 1872 in Lancaster Co, Nb. Sally and Philip Alexander Hocker had a daughter, born in Lancaster Co, Nb. Philip then married Laura R Dislong in 1888 in Lancaster Co, Nb. Laura was born in 1865 in West Virginia. Laura and Philip Alexander Hocker had two children, both born in Lancaster Co, Nb. For information about Philip Alexander Hocker’s children, see Chapter 8c2e3a4. Philip Alexander Hocker died the 9th of September 1924 and is buried in the Wyuka Cemetery, Lincoln Co, Nb. 5) Uriah Hocker jr was born the 10th of August 1841 and died the 29th of June 1842 and is buried in the Hocker Cemetery in Green Township, Parke Co, In. 6) Thomas Cleland Hocker (see Chapter 8c2e3a6) was born the 31st of December 1842 in Parke Co, In and according to the 1850 and 1860 Parke Co, In census was attending school. Thomas Cleland Hocker married twice, first to Frances Doggett the 27th of November 1867 in Parke Co, In. Frances was born the 28th of March 1846 in In the daughter of Absalom S Doggett (born 18 February 1800 Va, a farmer) and Ann Tinsley (born 14 December 1802 Ky, died 7 December 1871 In) who married the 29th of December 1823 in Shelby Co, Ky. Frances [Doggett] Hocker died the 18th of October 1875 without having any children, and is buried in the Old Raccoon Cemetery, Parke Co, In. Thomas Cleland Hocker then married Louisa E Sutton the 25th of March 1877 in Parke Co, In. Louisa was born in May 1856 in Parke Co, In the daughter of Thomas P Sutton (born 1810 Ky, a farmer) and Nancy A Browning (born 1813 In) who married the 28th of February 1817 in Logan Co, Ky. Louise and Thomas Cleland Hocker had a son, born in Parke Co, In. For information about their son, see Chapter 8c2e3a6. The 1900 In sndx has Thomas Cleland Hocker and Louise and their son living in Washington Township, Parke Co, In. According to the 1920 In sndx Thomas Cleland Hocker and Louise were living at Guian St, Marshall, Parke Co, In. Thomas Cleland Hocker died the 1st of October 1929 in Parke Co, In. 7) Mariah Elizabeth Hocker (see Chapter 8c2e3a7) was born the 28th of October 1844 in Parke Co, In and was attending school according to the 1860 Parke Co, In census. Mariah Elizabeth Hocker and her sister Mary Frances Hocker were living together at the residence of Mathew Russell (born 1807 Ky, a farmer) and his wife Julia (born 1824 Ky) as shown in the 1870 Parke Co, Ky census. Mariah Elizabeth Hocker married widower George H Linebarger the 2nd of May 1872 in Parke Co, In. George was born in December 1836 in In the son of Andrew Linebarger (born June 1815 NC, a farmer) and his step-mother Mary, maiden name unknown (born 1826 Va) of Parke Co, In. Mariah Elizabeth and George Linebarger had eight children, all born in Parke Co, In. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2e3a8. According to the 1880 Parke we find Mariah Elizabeth and George Linebarger with George’s daughter from a previous marriage along with their children, Mary Linebarger, John Linebarger, and Walter Linebarger. That 1880 census shows that George Linebarger was a farmer. As shown in the 1900 Parke Co, In census George Linebarger owned his farm with a mortage and the following children were living at home: Mary Linebarger, John Linebarger, Iva Linebarger, and Melvina Linebarger. Mariah Elizabeth [Hocker] Linebarger died the 4th of October 1923 in Los Angeles Co, Ca. Her obituary spell her first name Maria. 8) Permelia Nivens Hocker (see Chapter 8c2e3a8) was born the 27th of June 1846 in Parke Co, In and according to the 1860 Parke Co, In census was attending school. Permelia Nivens Hocker married Albert W Shumate the 27th of December 1866 in Parke Co, In. Albert was born in February 1842 in Tennessee. Permelia Nivens and Albert Shumate had fourteen children, two born in Parke Co, In, the next three were born in Polk Co, Mo, and nine children born in Lancaster Co, Nb. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2e3a8. As shown in the 1900 Nb sndx Albert Shumate and Permelia Nivens had the following children living in Lancaster Co, Nb with them: John Alexander Shumate, William Walter Shumate, James Thomas Uriah Shumate, Jennie May Shumate, Jesse Lee Shumate, and Benjamin Philip Shumate. Permelia Nivens [Hocker] Shumate died in 1927 in Lancaster Co, Nb. 9) Martha Ann Hocker (see Chapter 8c2e3a9) was born the 21st of March 1848 in Parke Co, In and as shown in the 1860 Parke Co, In census was attending school. Martha Ann Hocker married John N Doss the 16th of July 1868 in Rockville, Parke Co, In. Martha Ann and John Doss had nine children, all born in Parke Co, In. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2e3a9. Martha Ann [Hocker] Doss died the 9th of July 1909. 10) Mary Frances Hocker was born the 23rd of July 1849 in Parke Co, In and was attending school according to the 1860 Parke Co, In census. Mary Frances Hocker and her sister Maria Elizabeth Hocker were living together at the residence of Mathew Russell and his wife Julia as shown in the 1870 Parke Co, In census. Mary Frances Hocker died sometime during the 1870s. 11) Kitty Mahala Hocker (see Chapter 8c2e3a11) was born the 22nd of February 1851 in Parke Co, In and as shown in the 1860 Parke Co, In census was attending school. Kitty Mahala Hocker married John Austin Rush the 9th of September 1869 in Parke Co, In. John Austin was born in 1847 in Iowa the son of Joseph Rush (born 1818 Ky, a carpenter) and Mary Catharine, maiden name unknown (born 1826 NY) of Parke Co, In. Kitty Mahala and John Austin Rush had eight children, two born in Parke Co, In and six born in Austin, Travis Co, Tx. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2e3a11. As of 1870 they had not started a family and they had Kitty Mahala’s widow mother Frances living with them. About 1876 they migrated to Austin, Travis Co, Tx. At this time we do not know anymore about this couple. Kitty Mahala [Hocker] Rush died the 24th of March 1925 in Texas. 12) George Washington Hocker was born the 16th of March 1853 and died the 18th of September 1853 in Parke Co, In. 7c2e3b) Permelia Hocker (see Chapter 6c2e3b). (Source Code – Cd 229.) Permelia Hocker was born in 1804 in Lincoln Co, Ky and raised in Lincoln Co, Ky. Permelia Hocker married William Nevins the 19th of February 1834 in Lincoln Co, Ky. William was born in 1798 in Ireland. Permelia and William Nevins had two daughters, before Permelia died in 1859, born in Lincoln Co, Ky as follows: 1) Gertrude C Nevins was born in 1840 in Lincoln Co, Ky and that is all we know about her. 2) Martha A Nevins was born in 1841 in Lincoln Co, Ky and raised in Lincoln Co, Ky. Martha A Nevins married Samuel F Logan the 4th of February 1858 in Lincoln Co, Ky. Samuel was born in 1841 in Ky the son of William Logan (born 1815 Ky, a farmer) and Mary Ann Barton (died about 1846 Ky) who married the 28th of February 1838 in Lincoln Co, Ky. Samuel’s father then married Sophia [Vaughn] Hazlewood (born 1819 Ky) the 12th of June 1847 in Garrard Co, Ky. At this time we do not know anymore about this couple. (Source Code – Cd 233.) 7c2e3c) Hiram Hocker (see Chapter 6c2e3c). (Source Code – Cd 229.) Hiram Hocker was born in 1806 in Lincoln Co, Ky and raised in Lincoln Co, Ky. Hiram Hocker married Mary “Polly” Patterson Magill the 19th of February 1827 in Lincoln Co, Ky. Polly was born about 1807 in Ky the daughter of Hugh Magill and Margaret “Peggy” Daugherty who married the 30th of December 1794 in Mercer Co, Ky. Polly and Hiram Hocker had six children, three born in Lincoln Co, Ky and three born in Parke Co, In as follows: 1) Cynthia Frances Hocker was born in April 1830 in Lincoln Co, Ky and raised in Lincoln Co, Ky. Cynthia Frances Hocker never married. We find her living with her late sister Mary’s family in Indianapolis, Marion Co, In in 1900. 2) James C Hocker was born in 1832 in Lincoln Co, Ky and raised in Lincoln Co, Ky. According to the 1870 Parke Co, In census James Hocker was single and living with his brother Hugh Patterson Hocker and his family. James Hocker was single and living alone in 1880 Parke Co, In census. 3) Hugh Patterson Hocker (see Chapter 8c2e3c3) was born in June 1834 in Lincoln Co, Ky and raised in Lincoln Co, Ky. Hugh Patterson Hocker married Melinda J Boswell the 9th of September 1858 in Putnam Co, In. Melinda was born in 1839 in In the daughter of Thomas Boswell and Elizabeth Ann White who married the 26th of March 1835 in Orange Co, In. Melinda and Hugh Patterson Hocker had five children, all born in Parke Co, In. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2e3c3. According to the 1860 Parke Co, In census Hugh Patterson Hocker was a carpenter. The 1870 Parke Co, In census shows Hugh Patterson Hocker and Melinda with the following children: Charles Hocker, George Hocker, James Hocker, and Minnie Hocker. That 1870 census also shows Hugh Patterson Hocker’s brother James Hocker was living with them. The 1880 Parke Co, In census shows that Hugh Patterson Hocker was a farmer and he and Melinda had all of their children living with them. As shown in the 1900 In sndx Hugh Patterson Hocker is a widower and was living with his son Charles Hocker and his family. Hugh Patterson Hocker died the 21st of March 1905 in Indiana. 4) Mary A Hocker (see Chapter 8c2e3c4) was born in 1837 in Parke Co, In and raised in Parke Co and Putnam Co, In. Mary A Hocker married John V Cress the 27th of December 1855 in Putnam Co, In. John was born in June 1832 in Ky the son of Daniel Cress (born 1799 Pa, a farmer) and Nancy, maiden name unknown (born 1806 Oh) of Putnam Co, In. Mary and John Cress had eight children, all born in Putnam Co, In. For information about their children, see Chapter 8c2e3c4. The 1900 In sndx shows that John Cress is a widower and he has his two youngest daughters and his late wife Mary’s sister Cynthia Frances Hocker living with him at 1408 Martindale Ave, Marion Co, Indianapolis, In. 5) George W Hocker was born in 1838 in Parke Co, In and was living at home with his parents and working as a laborer according to the 1860 Putnam Co, In census. At this time that is all we know of him. 6) Henry C Hocker was born in 1838 in Parke Co, In and was living at home with his parents and working as a laborer as shown in the 1860 Putnam Co, In census. 7c2e3d) Washington Hocker (see Chapter 6c2e3d). (Source Code – Cd 229, Cd 233.)