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Virginia Dey Wheeler b. 1869, d. 17 Mar 1930 Pop-up Pedigree
Charts		Descendant Chart for James Wheeler Descendant Chart for William Porterfield Descendant Chart for James Harland
Father*		William Dey
Mother*		Susan Harlan Dey
Birth*	1869	Virginia Dey Wheeler was born in 1869.
Marriage*	27 May 1891	Virginia married Albert Willson 'Allie' or 'A.W.' Wheeler on Wednesday, 27 May 1891 at Macoupin County, Illinois.
Daughter*	1892	Hazel Wheeler
Son*	11 May 1894	Mayo Walter "Bud" Wheeler+
Son*	14 Feb 1899	Ralph Harlan Wheeler+
Son*		James Wheeler
Daughter*		Susan Wheeler
Daughter*		Violet 'Aunt Sis' Wheeler Howerton
Death*	17 Mar 1930	Virginia died on Monday, 17 Mar 1930.
Burial*		Her body was interred at Carlinville City Cemetery at Carlinville, Macoupin County, Illinois.
William Dey
Birth*		William Dey was born.
Marriage*		He married Susan Harlan Dey.
Daughter*	1869	Virginia Dey Wheeler+
Oscar 'Jack' Dillinger1
Birth*		Oscar 'Jack' Dillinger was born.
Marriage*		He married Lillian L. Melvin Dillinger Nelson.1
[S17] Information from Helen Huddlestun Counsell, Kenesaw, NE (current address unknown in 2004).
Dinah Dixon Harland or Harlan1
Birth*		Dinah Dixon Harland or Harlan was born.
Marriage*	1690	Dinah married Michael Harland or Harlan in 1690.
[S2] Alpheus Harlan, History and Genealogy of the Harlan Family (Gateway Press, Baltimore).
Alex Donsey
Birth*		Alex Donsey was born.
Marriage*		He married Patsey Ray Donsey.1
[S17] Information from Helen Huddlestun Counsell, Kenesaw, NE (current address unknown in 2004).
Daniel Doughty b. 13 Jul 1855, d. 23 Oct 1896 Pop-up Pedigree
Charts		Descendant Chart for George Maris (I) Descendant Chart for Griffith Edwards Descendant Chart for George Boone (I)
Father*	6 Mar 1810	Felix Doughty
Mother*	9 Nov 1815	Nancy Jane Edwards Doughty
Biography*		Following information was obtained in November 1999 from: Stephen Pegler PhD Student New Testament Trinity Evangelical Divinity School Bannockburn, IL Daniel Doughty is Stephen Pegler's grandfather. Notes for DANIEL DOUGHTY: About the date and place of birth for DANIEL DOUGHTY, my grandfather: DANIEL DOUGHTY, the youngest son of Felix Doughty and Nancy Jane Edwards Doughty, was born in Macoupin County, Illinois, on July 13, 1855. This information was included in a summary of a then-tentative Doughty family "history" sent to all of Daniel Doughty's living grandchildren and other relatives when Dorothy and I started our research in the spring of 1988. Of all of those who were kind enough to respond, no one suggested a different date or place of birth for Daniel. The 1855 birthdate for Daniel is also confirmed by a listing recorded in one of the two Doughty family Bibles -- the one now in the possession of Daniel's granddaughter, Ella May Doughty Wolfe. (Ella May, the daughter of Victor Jasper Doughty and Frances Wickhorst Doughty, wrote me some time ago that after Herman Kroeger died in 1931, her parents mailed the other Doughty family Bible to Kroeger's sisters in Louisville, Kentucky.) A succession of U.S. Census Records also point to the fact that Daniel Doughty's birthplace was in Illinois. Summaries of those Censuses (which we have on file) show that Daniel's place of birth was Illinois and was so indicated when the Censuses were taken in 1870, 1880, and in the Colorado State Census taken in 1885. (Daniel died on October 23, 1896.) Children of DANIEL DOUGHTY and ELLA SMITH are:      i.     FELIX MARION4 DOUGHTY, b. December 01, 1880, Ft Lupton, Weld Co, Colorado; m. LENA OEHLKERS.      ii.     GEORGE GRIFFITH DOUGHTY, b. February 13, 1884, Ft Lupton, Weld Co, Colorado; d. June 03, 1949; m. BESSIE OEHLKERS.      iii.     HENRY FRANKLIN DOUGHTY, b. October 22, 1885, Ft Lupton, Weld Co, Colorado; d. November 03, 1890, Ft Lupton, Weld Co, Colorado.      iv.     ELLA JANE DOUGHTY, b. April 14, 1888, Ft Lupton, Weld Co, Colorado; d. January 29, 1906.      v.     ETHEL IRENE DOUGHTY, b. January 26, 1890, Ft Lupton, Weld Co, Colorado; d. March 15, 1921; m. ROY EILER POWERS, 1908; b. January 15, 188618; d. November 16, 194718.      vi.     VICTOR JASPER DOUGHTY, b. September 12, 1892, Ft Lupton, Weld Co, Colorado; m. FRANCES WICKHORST, June 08, 1916.      vii.     GILBERT DANIEL DOUGHTY, b. August 06, 1895, Ft Lupton, Weld Co, Colorado; m. VIOLA KINGERY, October 13, 1913.
Marriage*		He married Ella Virginia Smith Doughty.
Birth*	13 Jul 1855	Daniel Doughty was born on Friday, 13 Jul 1855 at Macoupin County, Illinois.
Death*	23 Oct 1896	Daniel died on Friday, 23 Oct 1896 at Colorado, at age 41.
Felix Doughty b. 6 Mar 1810, d. 8 Jul 1887
Charts		Descendant Chart for George Maris (I) Descendant Chart for Griffith Edwards Descendant Chart for George Boone (I)
Biography*		Following information was obtained in November 1999 from: Stephen Pegler PhD Student New Testament Trinity Evangelical Divinity School Bannockburn, IL Grantor: Henry and Felix Doughty Grantee: Absalom Doughty Power of Attorney: Felix Leeds, Glou Co., Galloway Twp. to Absalom Doughty Description: for $400 160 acres, 89 acres of which was part of a survey to Robert Doughty 100 acres 1765 Mar 15 in Surveyor General's office Lib A folio 73 and 110 80/100 part of the 94 acres of the said Robert Doughty survey in Lib X, folio 287 which the said Robert gave to his Abel during his natural life and then to his grandson Samuel who dying intestate it descended to Felix Doughty & Henry Doughty who by their power of attorney dated 1834 Nov 11 Lib N3 folio 375 All the said premises to Absalom Doughty, Jr.       ld 18__ ___ __ NJ_GCDR BP3 P513 Felix Leeds, atty. for Felix Doughty and Henry Doughty for $22.50 33.75 acres which Henry and Felix became seized of by the death of their father Samuel. Henry and Felix legally attested in the state of Illinois, recorded in the Secretary's office at Vandalain, IL 1835 Jan 01 and in Glou. Co. ,NJ Lib N3 P375.       dm intestate       with Henry 1l Felix 1l             Felix Doughty 1k bm ____ ___ __ to Abel Doughty 1j with Mary Ann (nee _ 1j) Doughty             Among the questions asked most often by some members of the Doughty family and the Powerses' is: When did the Doughtys first come to Colorado? So far, no 1860 census records have been found for Felix Doughty, his wife Jane, their children, or their children's spouses in either Illinois or Colorado. They may have been overlooked, but the conclusion is -- that Felix and his family were living in Macoupin County, Illinois in 1858, that they left Illinois for Colorado sometime in either 1859 or 1860, but did not arrive in Colorado Territory and establish a residence in time to be counted in the 1860 Census for that Territory.       This conclusion is based on the following events or pieces of evidence:       In Macoupin County, Illinois, in 1858, Felix Doughty filed a claim for Bounty Land as a result of his service as a mounted volunteer in the Black Hawk War in 1832. The U.S. Department of Military Pensions approved Felix's claim, and he was granted about 40 acres of land. The natural conclusion: Felix Doughty was living in Illinois in 1858. Rachel A. Doughty, daughter of Felix and Nancy Jane, married Eli Lee in Macoupin County, Illinois on February 9. 1858. The License number and the marriage Record are on file in the county Court in Carlinville, Illinois. Rachel Doughty Lee, wife of Eli Lee, died September 21, 1858 in Macoupin County, Illinois - quite possibly the victim of a contagious epidemic of some kind. Martha A. Doughty, another daughter of Felix and Nancy Jane and a sister of Rachel, died October 14, 1858. The early 1860s seem a much more plausible and likely time for the migration of the Doughty's from Illinois to Colorado. There is in fact, ample documentation for that. For instance, the Doughty entries in a book titled Fort Lupton History: 1836 to 1976 by Cleon Roberts, published in 1976. Also, as Aunt Alice Wickhorst has pointed out, at least Felix and his oldest son, Samuel Allison Doughty, came from Illinois to the Colorado Gold Rush of 1859. She has, moreover, written that Samuel Allison, who was born in 1838, was 21 years old when he and his father made this first trip to Colorado: 1838 + 21 years = 1859. (A year or two later, father and son returned to Macoupin, picked up Nancy Jane Doughty and the rest of the children, and brought the entire family back to Colorado Territory.) It's possible that "the first Doughty's lived around Loveland, Colorado for a time before they came to the Lupton area." However, Felix laid his claim to his homestead on the Platte River a couple of miles south and west of Fort Lupton. (A chart, page 13-1, Roberts's Fort Lupton History, suggests 1863-) It is also possible and not at all unlikely that the wagon train in which the Doughty's, came to Colorado stayed in Iooveland until the following spring before going on west to Oregon. There is evidence, that any of the Doughty's went along with the wagon train to the West Coast at that time.       From a history of Fort Lupton, Colorado, page 115. Felix Doughty was born on March 6, 1810, and Nancy was born in May of the same year. Both were in their fifties when they settled here, out west of the townsite. Their children were Alpheus B., Samuel, Daniel, and Emma. They had a grandchild named Daniel. The older boys homesteaded their own land near Fort Lupton. Felix Doughty served in the same regiment with Abraham Lincoln in the Blackhawk War of 1832, the 2nd Illinois Mountain Volunteers. The people of Fort Lupton were very impressed with Mr. Doughty because of his six-foot frame and his habit of wearing a red shirt and tucking his pants into high leather boots. The Indians were so determined to trade their valuables for Felix Doughty's younger daughter that a Negro mammy guard had to be hired. The girl's long red hair was an attraction not only to the Indians, but also to the single ranchers who lived along the Platte. Both Felix and Samuel had land west of Fort Lupton, on the other side of the river from downtown. The following is from letters written by Aunt Alice Wickhorst to Stephen Pegler, his mother and grandmother in the late 1970's and 1980's. Alice Iva Doughty Wickhorst was born August 23, 1892, Fort Lupton, Weld Co., Colorado and she died June 28, 1995, at age 102, in Sacramento, California. She married Louis Wickkhorst on September 09, 1908 at Greeley, Weld Co, Colorado. Louis was born October 02, 1878 at Brighton, Colorado and he died December 12, 1946, Twin Falls, Idaho. Both Alice and Louis are buried at Twin Falls, Idaho. Grandfather Felix lived in Illinois. He had one brother Henry. There were no sisters. Felix was a small child when they lost their father. His father and several men went hunting in the woods. The men scattered out while hunting. When they returned the man Doughty was missing. They waited thinking he would be coming soon, but he never came. They went out to search for him. His wife Ann with baby Henry on her hip, and little Felix following, walked through the woods, with men looking for her husband. Later they found him. Some wild animal had eaten the side of his face off. They never found who killed him, but he had been shot. Some time later Ann married again. The boys grew up and married. Felix had a family. Henry left the state, and went to Texas. Many years went by, when we heard a Henry Doughty had been killed in Texas. We never knew if it was our relative.       Felix Doughty and wife lived in Illinois. He was born 1810. She was born in 1813. They had eight children, five girls, and three boys. Their names were Mary, Samuel, Sarah, Emma, Daniel, Rachel, Martha, and Griffin. Mary passed away at the age of two, and buried in Illinois. The others married, and made homes in Illinois. When Grandfather Felix lived in Illinois he worked with a doctor, as he was interested in medicine. He learned about herbs, leaves, and different kinds of barks from trees, which they made medicine. There wasn't many doctors in those times. Grandfather would be gone from home for weeks at a time caring for the sick, helping people to take care of the dead, by laying them out (as it was called) and digging graves. My father would take care of the farm while he was gone.       My father was twenty-one when he and his father came with a wagon train, which consisted of several of their neighbors, and others that wanted to make the journey to the Rocky Mountains in Colorado, to stake out their claims, and dig for gold. They traveled by oxen, and covered wagon. The traveling was slow. There was several wagons, which consisted of women and children. The people voted to make my father wagon master, which was a big responsibility. This was in 1859 when the big "gold rush" was on in the Rocky Mountains.       He would have to see that there was plenty of water and to where and when to camp, also that there was plenty of food for stock. There was rules to be obeyed, and duties to be formed. They were always on alert for Indians. Often there would be signs, such as the way grass or the weeds was laid on the ground, or the way the rocks were placed. Seeing smoke going straight up they knew it was an Indian signal. At times the Indians were close, and just passed through there. The Indians was also on the watch for the white man. There was a time when they couldn't find water. They had traveled a long distant, and their water supply had been used up. The children begin to cry; also the women begin to get weary. Father tried to comfort them, as time went on the men was getting worried. They just traveled on hoping to find water, soon the oxen begin to travel faster, Father knew that water wasn't far away. He stopped the wagons, and saying they would all have water very soon to drink, but they could only have a couple of swallows to drink at a time so they wouldn't become ill. The men were to keep the cattle from rushing into the water, as they would all drink more than they should, and become ill. All had to obey orders to stay healthy.       The Indians would come riding up and try to get into their belongings, and would steal what they could. Once when they were camped the Indians came riding up to them. The Men had their guns, and were ready. One big buck Indian came over to my father, and grabbed his gun. Father held onto the gun. The Indian would turn it back and forth trying to get it out of my father's hands. They struggled for some time, at last my father could feel the Indian weaking a little, Father was also getting tired, so he watched his chance, and wrenched the gun from the Indian's hold, then the Indian ran. Father raised his gun, and aimed at the Indian, but he was running a zig zag pattern, and father couldn't get a aim on him. If the Indian could of broke the hold on the gun it would of been his. They had many experiences in crossing the plains, but father was never harmed. They arrived safely at the gold sight.       The Gold Rush was in the year of 1859. They first came to Denver city, and all there was there was a little log cabin. Many came to stake out claims in the mountains, some were not honest people, there were robbers. The miners had laws of their own. Lawyers were among them, and people of different occupation. Everyone was to obey the law those who disobeyed either was put out, got out, or found hanging on a tree.       While father was in the mountains he had a friend called Scott, and they were close companions. While they were traveling down into the valley on horses, and leading a packhorse with bedding and supplies, they were aware of the Indians being close. Father was in the lead, Scott was to follow father, so the Indians wouldn't see them, as he came to the top of the mountain he could see the valley was full of Indians, so he nugged the horse and went down the other side just hoping the Indians didn't see them. It could of mean their lives. Father and Scott were with out food for three days, and both was very hungry. They came to a Trading Post, but the Keeper wouldn't sell them any food for their gold dust. When they came to the next Trading Post, Father said we are going to get food, by any means. They walked in and demanded food, by laying is revolver on counter. They were given food, being that they were so hungry only a little at a time was they able to eat, and drink. They would wait a while and eat and drink again, so they wouldn't become ill.       Father and Grandfather Felix traveled back to Illinois to bring back Grandmother and family to Colorado. They bought a home and farmland, which they farmed. Father cut rails to fence the farm, also helped pay off the farm. It was located west of Fort Lupton, along the Platte River. It was a very prosperous farm. Father would haul big loads of hay up into the mountains to Black Hawk, and Central city. There he would sell the hay. He would drive part of the way, then unhitch the horses, and make camp. He would sleep under the wagon. At night the wild animals would come near and call to each other. Other farmers would haul grain, and hay to the mountains. The trips would take from three to four days. Farmers would also haul to Denver. They always carried guns. Grandfather Felix and Grandmother Jane Doughty both died in 1887, and are buried in the Fort Lupton cemetery. Near Grandfather Felix grave is a plaque of him fighting in the Blackhawk War. My father farmed the land afterwards, which he bought later. Years went by, and he left the farm, and moved to Brighton. Brighton is located north of Denver. Father's health wasn't too good, and they would travel to the eastern states. His health was improved, but mother's health wold be worse due to asthma, and she became very ill. They would leave the east and return to Colorado again.       In another letter she added the following after describing that Samuel had been shot and his face eaten off. "The men, tense and nervous, glanced from one to another, asking, 'Who did this?' All denied doing it. There was one man among the crowd that had gathered, and some thought he might be guilty. But he, too, denied the deed. It seemed that some time before Anne was married to Samuel Doughty, this man had insulted her, and she had slapped his face. Much angered, he had threatened Anne, saying to her, 'I will get even with you if it takes six years!' so he was asked again if had done the deed, but he kept on denying it. I don't remember my father saying if anything was done about this man, but I imagine the crowd could do nothing about it. "Maybe you have heard that long ago there was a kind of saying of belief that if one who was guilty of murder would lay their finger on the dead, there would be a spot like blood appear on it. But, anyway, this certain, the suspected killer, would not do that. If anything was ever done about this shooting, I don't remember my father telling us about it. We know that Grandpa Felix had a brother named Henry."       My father [Samuel jr.] passed away in Boulder, Colorado, on April 7, 1931. He was buried in Fort Lupton, Colorado. Father's age was 92 years, 5 mo's, and 24 days old.       Illinois military and Naval Dept, Blackhawk war, p 61 lists Felix Doughty, enrolled 19 June 1932, private, lost horse on force march, sick in quarters.       After his grandfather, Abel Doughty died, there was a public sale in NJ of his assets to go to Felix and Henry Doughty. This sale was 8 April 1833. Their distant relative, Felix Leeds, was the attorney for this. Henry and Felix received their inheritance 26 November 1835 in Macoupin Co., IL. On 8 June 1836 their mother Ann Redman swore the following: That my maiden name was Ann Teagarden that I became acquainted with Robert Doughty and Samuel Doughty who were [illegible word] brothers in Claremont County, state of Ohio, that two or three years after my acquaintance was formed viz in the year 1808, I was married to Samuel Doughty in Claremont County & state of Ohio, that in the month of October 1808 I had a son by the said Doughty, which son we named Daniel, and which son died in Ohio in the month of March 1809. In the month of March 1810 I had a second son by my husband Samuel Doughty, which son was named Felix. This son is now living in Macoupin County, state of Illinois. In April 1812 my youngest son by Doughty was born. His name is Henry & now lives in Missouri: or did the last time I heard from his which was about six months since. These are all the children I had by my first husband Samuel Doughty.       In the year 1813 my husband Samuel Doughty and myself together with our two children, Felix and Henry L. Doughty moved to Franklin County State of Indiana where we all lived together until the 18th of November following. On the morning of the 18th my husband Doughty left home for the purpose of hunting and he never returned. Afterwards about two months from this time he was found dead about 4 ½ miles from his residence, supposed to have been murdered. The last time I heard of his being seen living Thomas Whitaker was in his company.       After the death of my first husband I married a man by the name of Solomon Sherwood with whom I lived about three years. When he Sherwood died I then married Edward Redman with whom I have lived ever since. I now reside with him in Green County, State of Illinois. [her mark].
Birth*	6 Mar 1810	Felix Doughty was born on Tuesday, 6 Mar 1810 at Ohio.
Marriage*	25 Nov 1833	He married Nancy Jane Edwards Doughty on Monday, 25 Nov 1833 at Macoupin County, Illinois, at age 23.
Daughter*	1 Sep 1834	Mary Doughty
Deed*	12 Aug 1835	Felix Doughty appeared on a deed dated Wednesday, 12 Aug 1835 at Western Mound Township, Macoupin County, Illinois; Section 15 Township 10 N Range 09 W SWNW 40 Acres at $1.25 = $50.00 Residence - Macoupin Volume 343 Page 207.
Deed	4 Feb 1836	He appeared on a deed dated Thursday, 4 Feb 1836 at Western Mound Township, Macoupin County, Illinois; Section 9 Township 10 N Range 09 W NENE 40 Acres at $1.25 = $50.00 Residence - Unknown Volume 324 Page 163.
Daughter*	15 Jul 1836	Rachel Doughty Lee
Son*	14 Oct 1838	Samuel Alison Doughty
Daughter*	9 Aug 1841	Sarah Doughty Nix
Daughter*	17 Jul 1843	Martha Doughty
Son*	16 Feb 1846	William Griffin Doughty
Daughter*	29 Feb 1848	Louisa Doughty
Daughter*	6 Jun 1850	Sue Emilie Doughty Owen
Son*	24 Jul 1853	Henry H. Doughty
Son*	13 Jul 1855	Daniel Doughty
Death*	8 Jul 1887	Felix died on Friday, 8 Jul 1887 at Fort Lupton, Weld County, Colorado, at age 77.
Henry H. Doughty b. 24 Jul 1853, d. 25 Sep 1885 Pop-up Pedigree
Charts		Descendant Chart for George Maris (I) Descendant Chart for Griffith Edwards Descendant Chart for George Boone (I)
Father*	6 Mar 1810	Felix Doughty
Mother*	9 Nov 1815	Nancy Jane Edwards Doughty
Birth*	24 Jul 1853	Henry H. Doughty was born on Sunday, 24 Jul 1853 at Illinois.
Death*	25 Sep 1885	Henry died on Friday, 25 Sep 1885 at age 32.
Louisa Doughty b. 29 Feb 1848, d. 10 May 1849 Pop-up Pedigree
Charts		Descendant Chart for George Maris (I) Descendant Chart for Griffith Edwards Descendant Chart for George Boone (I)
Father*	6 Mar 1810	Felix Doughty
Mother*	9 Nov 1815	Nancy Jane Edwards Doughty
Birth*	29 Feb 1848	Louisa Doughty was born on Tuesday, 29 Feb 1848 at Illinois.
Death*	10 May 1849	Louisa died on Thursday, 10 May 1849 at age 1.
Martha Doughty b. 17 Jul 1843, d. 14 Oct 1858 Pop-up Pedigree
Charts		Descendant Chart for George Maris (I) Descendant Chart for Griffith Edwards Descendant Chart for George Boone (I)
Father*	6 Mar 1810	Felix Doughty
Mother*	9 Nov 1815	Nancy Jane Edwards Doughty
Birth*	17 Jul 1843	Martha Doughty was born on Monday, 17 Jul 1843 at Illinois.
Death*	14 Oct 1858	Martha died on Thursday, 14 Oct 1858 at Macoupin County, Illinois, at age 15.
Mary Doughty b. 1 Sep 1834, d. 28 Aug 1835 Pop-up Pedigree
Charts		Descendant Chart for George Maris (I) Descendant Chart for Griffith Edwards Descendant Chart for George Boone (I)
Father*	6 Mar 1810	Felix Doughty
Mother*	9 Nov 1815	Nancy Jane Edwards Doughty
Birth*	1 Sep 1834	Mary Doughty was born on Monday, 1 Sep 1834 at Illinois.
Death*	28 Aug 1835	Mary died on Friday, 28 Aug 1835 at Illinois, at age 0.
Rachel Doughty Lee b. 15 Jul 1836, d. 21 Sep 1858 Pop-up Pedigree
Charts		Descendant Chart for George Maris (I) Descendant Chart for Griffith Edwards Descendant Chart for George Boone (I)
Father*	6 Mar 1810	Felix Doughty
Mother*	9 Nov 1815	Nancy Jane Edwards Doughty
Birth*	15 Jul 1836	Rachel Doughty Lee was born on Friday, 15 Jul 1836 at Illinois.
Marriage*	2 Mar 1858	Rachel married Eli Lee on Tuesday, 2 Mar 1858 at age 21.1
Death*	21 Sep 1858	Rachel died on Tuesday, 21 Sep 1858 at Illinois, at age 22.
[S26] Database - Illinois Statewide Marriage Index, Illinois State Archives, Illinois.
Samuel Alison Doughty b. 14 Oct 1838, d. 7 Apr 1931 Pop-up Pedigree
Charts		Descendant Chart for George Maris (I) Descendant Chart for Griffith Edwards Descendant Chart for George Boone (I)
Father*	6 Mar 1810	Felix Doughty
Mother*	9 Nov 1815	Nancy Jane Edwards Doughty
Burial*		His body was interred at Fort Lupton, Weld County, Colorado.
Birth*	14 Oct 1838	Samuel Alison Doughty was born on Sunday, 14 Oct 1838 at Illinois.
Marriage*	14 Jan 1871	He married Mary Elizabeth Gray Doughty on Saturday, 14 Jan 1871 at Macoupin County, Illinois, at age 32.
Death*	7 Apr 1931	Samuel died on Tuesday, 7 Apr 1931 at Fort Lupton, Weld County, Colorado, at age 92.
Sarah Doughty Nix b. 9 Aug 1841, d. 5 Jan 1896 Pop-up Pedigree
Charts		Descendant Chart for George Maris (I) Descendant Chart for Griffith Edwards Descendant Chart for George Boone (I)
Father*	6 Mar 1810	Felix Doughty
Mother*	9 Nov 1815	Nancy Jane Edwards Doughty
Birth*	9 Aug 1841	Sarah Doughty Nix was born on Monday, 9 Aug 1841 at Illinois.
Marriage*	10 Feb 1858	Sarah married William H. Nix on Wednesday, 10 Feb 1858 at age 16.
Death*	5 Jan 1896	Sarah died on Sunday, 5 Jan 1896 at age 54.
Sue Emilie Doughty Owen b. 6 Jun 1850, d. 21 Nov 1903 Pop-up Pedigree
Charts		Descendant Chart for George Maris (I) Descendant Chart for Griffith Edwards Descendant Chart for George Boone (I)
Father*	6 Mar 1810	Felix Doughty
Mother*	9 Nov 1815	Nancy Jane Edwards Doughty
Biography*		Children of SUE DOUGHTY and JAMES OWEN are:      i.     WILLIAM D4 OWEN, d. Albuquerque, New Mexico; m. ADDY GRAVES.      ii.     SHIRLY OWEN, d. Bef. 1910.      iii.     MINA DUB OWEN, m. COPE.      iv.     QUEENA IDA OWEN, b. 1890; m. HOMER WEST.
Birth*	6 Jun 1850	Sue Emilie Doughty Owen was born on Thursday, 6 Jun 1850 at Illinois.
Marriage*	1 Dec 1878	Sue married James W. Owen on Sunday, 1 Dec 1878 at age 28.
Death*	21 Nov 1903	Sue died on Saturday, 21 Nov 1903 at age 53.
William Griffin Doughty b. 16 Feb 1846, d. 22 Nov 1865 Pop-up Pedigree
Charts		Descendant Chart for George Maris (I) Descendant Chart for Griffith Edwards Descendant Chart for George Boone (I)
Father*	6 Mar 1810	Felix Doughty
Mother*	9 Nov 1815	Nancy Jane Edwards Doughty
Birth*	16 Feb 1846	William Griffin Doughty was born on Monday, 16 Feb 1846 at Illinois.
Death*	22 Nov 1865	William died on Wednesday, 22 Nov 1865 at age 19.
Luranna Draper Huddleston
Birth*		Luranna Draper Huddleston was born.
Marriage*	25 Mar 1827	Luranna married Thomas Huddleston Jr. on Sunday, 25 Mar 1827.
Nancy Viney Drennan Edwards b. 28 Oct 1838
Charts		Descendant Chart for George Maris (I) Descendant Chart for Griffith Edwards Descendant Chart for George Boone (I)
Birth*	28 Oct 1838	Nancy Viney Drennan Edwards was born on Sunday, 28 Oct 1838 at Sangamon County, Illinois.
Marriage*	1 Apr 1858	Nancy married Daniel Marion Edwards on Thursday, 1 Apr 1858 at Macoupin County, Illinois, at age 19.
Census1860*	1860	Nancy Viney Drennan Edwards was listed as a household member living with an unknown person in the 1860 Census at Western Mound Township, Macoupin County, Illinois.
Daughter*	c 1860	Laura A. Edwards
Son*	12 Sep 1862	General Daniel Edwards
Daughter*	c 1865	Mary F. Edwards
Daughter*	c 1868	Nonie V. Edwards
Son*	c 1871	Frederick E. Edwards
Elizabeth Duck Harland1 b. c 1658, d. b 1714
Charts		Pedigree for Rita Emma Wheeler McDermott Descendant Chart for James Harland
Birth*	c 1658	Elizabeth Duck Harland was born c 1658 at Ireland.
Marriage*	27 Sep 1678	Elizabeth married George Harland on Tuesday, 27 Sep 1678 at County Down, Ireland.
Son*	16 Jun 1679	Ezekiel Harlan
Daughter*	4 Feb 1681	Hannah Harlan Hollingsworth
Son*	20 Dec 1683	Moses Harlan
Son*	24 Oct 1685	Aaron Harlan
Immigration*	c 1687	Elizabeth immigrated to c 1687.
Daughter*	17 Aug 1688	Rebecca Harlan Webb
Daughter*	28 Aug 1690	Deborah Harlan Calvert
Son*	19 Aug 1692	James Harlan+
Daughter*	9 Aug 1694	Elizabeth Harlan Robinson
Son*	15 Nov 1696	Joshua Harlan
Death*	b 1714	Elizabeth died b 1714 at Chester County, Pennsylvania.
[S2] Alpheus Harlan, History and Genealogy of the Harlan Family (Gateway Press, Baltimore).
Idelle "Della" Dugan Wheeler
Birth*		Idelle "Della" Dugan Wheeler was born.
Biography*		Della and Marie Vannatta Anderson were best friend.
Marriage*	9 Jun 1925	Idelle married Mayo Walter "Bud" Wheeler on Tuesday, 9 Jun 1925.
Daniel Dugger
Charts		Descendant Chart for Henry Huddleston (JR) Descendant Chart for Henry Huddleston (SR) Descendant Chart for William Cooper
Birth*		Daniel Dugger was born.
Marriage*		He married Emma J. Huddleston Dugger.
Son*		Earl Dugger
Daughter*		Edna Dugger
Son*		Harrison Dugger
Earl Dugger1 Pop-up Pedigree
Charts		Descendant Chart for Henry Huddleston (JR) Descendant Chart for Henry Huddleston (SR) Descendant Chart for William Cooper
Father*		Daniel Dugger
Mother*	8 Aug 1857	Emma J. Huddleston Dugger
Birth*		Earl Dugger was born.
[S17] Information from Helen Huddlestun Counsell, Kenesaw, NE (current address unknown in 2004).
Edna Dugger1 Pop-up Pedigree
Charts		Descendant Chart for Henry Huddleston (JR) Descendant Chart for Henry Huddleston (SR) Descendant Chart for William Cooper
Father*		Daniel Dugger
Mother*	8 Aug 1857	Emma J. Huddleston Dugger
Birth*		Edna Dugger was born.
[S17] Information from Helen Huddlestun Counsell, Kenesaw, NE (current address unknown in 2004).
Ethan Dugger
Birth*		Ethan Dugger was born.
Marriage*	a 1920	He married Zerilda 'Aunt Rilda' Eleanor Edwards Parrott Dugger a 1920.
Harrison Dugger1 Pop-up Pedigree
Charts		Descendant Chart for Henry Huddleston (JR) Descendant Chart for Henry Huddleston (SR) Descendant Chart for William Cooper
Father*		Daniel Dugger
Mother*	8 Aug 1857	Emma J. Huddleston Dugger
Birth*		Harrison Dugger was born.
[S17] Information from Helen Huddlestun Counsell, Kenesaw, NE (current address unknown in 2004).
Amos Duke
Birth*		Amos Duke was born.
Marriage*	6 Oct 1825	He married Rosanna Dunn Duke on Thursday, 6 Oct 1825 at Hardin County, Kentucky.
Elizabeth Dunn Edelen b. c 1806 Pop-up Pedigree
Father*	c 1782	Robert Dunn Jr.
Mother*		Lydia Murphy Dunn
Birth*	c 1806	Elizabeth Dunn Edelen was born c 1806 at Hardin County, Kentucky.
Marriage*	25 Oct 1825	Elizabeth married William Edelen Jr. on Tuesday, 25 Oct 1825 at Hardin County, Kentucky.
Lydia Dunn Barnes b. c 1812 Pop-up Pedigree
Father*	c 1776	William Dunn Sr.
Mother*		Elizabeth Johnston Dunn
Birth*	c 1812	Lydia Dunn Barnes was born c 1812.
Marriage*	26 Mar 1829	Lydia married William Barnes on Thursday, 26 Mar 1829 at Hardin County, Kentucky.
Nancy Dunn Huddleston b. 2 Jan 1806, d. 3 Mar 1879 Pop-up Pedigree
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Charts		Pedigree for Rita Emma Wheeler McDermott Descendant Chart for Henry Huddleston (JR) Descendant Chart for Henry Huddleston (SR) Descendant Chart for William Cooper
Father*	c 1782	Robert Dunn Jr.
Mother*		Lydia Murphy Dunn
Biography*		Nancy Dunn was born in Kentucky on January 2nd, 1808. Her father, Robert Dunn was of Irish birth. She married John K. Huddleston there. They moved to Indiana and in 1825 to Macoupin County, Illinois. They had a family of seven children before she died in 1879.
Birth*	2 Jan 1806	Nancy Dunn Huddleston was born on Thursday, 2 Jan 1806 at Hardin County, Kentucky.
Marriage*	16 Jan 1823	Nancy married John K. Huddleston on Thursday, 16 Jan 1823 at Hardin County, Kentucky, at age 17.
Son*	19 Nov 1823	Samuel Huddleston+
Daughter*	c 1825	Elizabeth Huddleston
Daughter*	22 Sep 1827	Melvina Huddleston Clark+
Son*	1 Nov 1829	Robert W. Huddleston+
Daughter*	18 Feb 1832	Malinda Huddleston Clark+
Daughter*	18 Jul 1835	Mary Ellen 'Ellen' Huddleston Wheeler+
Daughter*	27 Jun 1837	Lydia J. Huddleston Anderson+
Census1840*	1840	Nancy Dunn Huddleston appeared on the census of 1840 at Macoupin County, Illinois; HUDDLESTON, NANCY State: IL Year: 1840 County: Macoupin County Record Type: Federal Population Schedule Township: No Township Listed Page: 029 Database: IL 1840 Federal Census Index Nancy Huddleston is listed - 2000 212001. Her husband John K. Huddleston had died Dec 31, 1836.
Census1850*	1850	She appeared on the census of 1850 at Macoupin County, Illinois; HUDDLESTON, NANCY State: IL Year: 1850 County: Tazewell County Record Type: Federal Population Schedule Township: No Township Listed Page: 012 Database: IL 1850 Federal Census Index Huddleston: Robert age 19 born IND Farmer Nancy age 43 born KY Mary E. age 15 born ILL Lydia I. age 13 born ILL.
Census1860*	1860	She appeared on the census of 1860 at Macoupin County, Illinois; Living with her son Samuel Huddleston: Hudleston (sic) Nancy age 53 born KY Huddleston (sic) Samuel age 35 born KY.
Death*	3 Mar 1879	Nancy died on Monday, 3 Mar 1879 at Macoupin County, Illinois, at age 73.
Burial*		Her body was interred at Wheeler Cemetery at Gillespie Township, Macoupin County, Illinois.
Phebe Dunn Barnes b. c 1811 Pop-up Pedigree
Father*	c 1776	William Dunn Sr.
Mother*		Elizabeth Johnston Dunn
Birth*	c 1811	Phebe Dunn Barnes was born c 1811.
Marriage*	7 Dec 1829	Phebe married Reason Barnes on Monday, 7 Dec 1829 at Hardin County, Kentucky.
Robert Dunn Jr. b. c 1782, d. c 1831 Pop-up Pedigree
Charts		Pedigree for Rita Emma Wheeler McDermott
Father*	c 1752	Robert Dunn Sr.
Mother*	c 1755	Elizabeth Stephenson Dunn
Birth*	c 1782	Robert Dunn Jr. was born c 1782 at Berkeley County, Virgina (WV).
Marriage*	22 Jan 1801	He married Lydia Murphy Dunn on Thursday, 22 Jan 1801 at Berkeley County, Virginia (WV).
Daughter*	c 1806	Elizabeth Dunn Edelen
Daughter*	2 Jan 1806	Nancy Dunn Huddleston+
Census1810*	1810	Robert Dunn Jr. appeared on the census of 1810 at Hardin County, Kentucky; 1810 Hardin Co., KY Census - William DUNN, Robert DUNN Sr., Robert DUNN Jr.
Census1820*	1820	He appeared on the census of 1820 at Hardin County, Kentucky; 1820 Hardin Co., KY Census - Elizabeth DUNN Senior, Robert DUNN, Joseph DUNN and Elizabeth DUNN Jr. Both William DUNN and Robert DUNN Sr. had wives named Elizabeth. Made assumption Elizabeth DUNN Sr. is Elizabeth STEPHENSON DUNN and Elizabeth DUNN Jr. is Elizabeth JOHNSTON DUNN.
Migration*	c 1828	He moved to c 1828 at Putnam County, Indiana; 1828 Putnman Co., IN Jeremiah & Julian ARNOLD, Dunn LA FOLLETT, Nancy & John HUDDLESTON, Robert DUNN Jr. move to Putnman Co., IN.
Death*	c 1831	Robert died c 1831 at Putnam County, Indiana.
Burial*		His body was interred at Putnam County, Indiana.
Robert Dunn Sr. b. c 1752, d. Feb 1820
Charts		Pedigree for Rita Emma Wheeler McDermott
Biography*		Source information on the DUNN family. Obtained most of this information from:          Jayne DUNN Letter dated 21 Sept 1987                    203 Redwood Drive                                     New Albany, IN 47150 There are still unresolved questions as to exact relationship of some of the individuals. In other words I probably have made some incorrect assumptions. Please DO NOT take the family groups as being correct or complete. Two records of estate sales in Hardin Co., KY one for William DUNN and the other for Robert DUNN. William DUNN died circa 1818 and Robert DUNN Sr. died February 1820. William DUNN's estate was appraised on 25 June 1818 but was not recorded until 5 February 1819 and the sale was recorded on 10 July 1820. Robert DUNN senr. is indicated as a purchaser - could he have made purchases before his death and before the sale was recorded? This might explain him being listed. It was a little over two years between the appraisal and the sell - did someone copy the dates wrong? Feel this should be re-checked. Robert DUNN's appraisal and sale is recorded on the same day 14 August 1820, again both Robert DUNN Sr. and Robert DUNN Jr. are listed. Where there 3 Robert DUNN's - or is there a mistake? Must try and get copy of original estate settlements. I feel there is a mistake when reference is made to Robert DUNN senr. in Robert DUNN's estate sale and that in fact the sale is for Robert DUNN Sr. Maybe Robert DUNN Jr. had a son named Robert DUNN and after death of Robert DUNN Sr., Robert DUNN Jr. is now called Robert DUNN Sr. and his son became Robert DUNN Jr. 1820 Hardin Co., KY Census - Elizabeth DUNN Senior, Robert DUNN, Joseph DUNN and Elizabeth DUNN Jr. Both William DUNN and Robert DUNN Sr. had wives named Elizabeth. Made assumption Elizabeth DUNN Sr. is Elizabeth STEPHENSON DUNN and Elizabeth DUNN Jr. is Elizabeth JOHNSTON DUNN. ****************************************************************** "Portrait and Biographical Record of Macoupin County, Illinois 1891" - Robert Huddleston states that Robert DUNN has born in Ireland. I am making assumption they are referring to Robert DUNN SR.
Birth*	c 1752	Robert Dunn Sr. was born c 1752 at Ireland ?.
Marriage*	c 1774	He married Elizabeth Stephenson Dunn c 1774 at Berkeley County, Virginia (WV).
Son*	c 1776	William Dunn Sr.+
Deed*	31 Jan 1778	Robert Dunn Sr. appeared on a deed dated Saturday, 31 Jan 1778 at Back Creek, Berkeley County, Virginia (WV); SIMS INDEX TO LAND GRANTS IN WEST VIRGINIA Berkeley County, Virginia 1762 - 1863 Dunn, Robert 115 Acres, Back Creek 1778 2 452 Title Dunn, Robert. Publication 31 January 1778. Other Format Available on microfilm. Northern Neck Grants, reels 288-311. Note Location: Berkeley County. Description: 115 acres near Back Creek. Source: Northern Neck Grants Q, 1775-1778, p. 258 (Reel 297). Original survey exists. Part of the index to recorded copies of land grants issued by the agents of the Fairfax Proprietary between 1690 and 1781 and by the Commonwealth between 1786 and 1874. Original and recorded surveys are also indexed when available. The collection is housed in the Archives at the Library of Virginia. URL (Click on link) http://lvaimage.lib.va.us/cgi-bin/GetLONN.pl?first=258&last=&g_p=GQ&collection=NN Grant.
Will*	20 Apr 1778	He named in will on 20 Apr 1778 at Berkeley County, Virgina (WV); 20 APR 1778 Berkeley Co., VA Robert DUNN - Will Book I page 125 proved 20 April 1778 will of Joseph CHAPMAN.
Taxroll*	1782	He appeared on a tax roll in 1782 at Berkeley County, Virgina (WV); 1782 Berkeley Co., VA Robert, James and William DUNN on Taxpayers List.
Son*	c 1782	Robert Dunn Jr.+
Daughter*	c 1783	Rosanna Dunn Kenny / Kennedy
Census1810*	1810	He appeared on the census of 1810 at Hardin County, Kentucky; 1810 Hardin Co., KY Census - William DUNN, Robert DUNN Sr., Robert DUNN Jr.
Death*	Feb 1820	Robert died in Feb 1820 at Hardin County, Kentucky.
Burial*		His body was interred at Hardin County, Kentucky.
Probate	Aug 1820	Robert's will was probated in Aug 1820 at Hardin County, Kentucky.
Probate	20 May 1858	His estate was probated on 20 May 1858 at Hardin County, Kentucky; Deed Book 7, pg 44, Hardin Co., KY Robert Dunn's Heirs to Jane Kennedy's Heirs This indenture made & entered into this 20 day of May 1858 by and between T.H. Gunter, commissioner of the Hardin circuit court, on the call of Robert Kennedy vs Robert Duns heirs for and on behalf of Robert Dun Jr., William Kennedy and Rosanna, his wife, late Dun heirs of Robert Dun Sr, deceased; Jane Dunn, Amos Duke & Rosanna, his wife, late Dun, Wesley Barenger & Eliza, his wife, late Dun, Reason Barnes & Phebe, his wife, late Dun and Sally Dunn, heirs of Wm Dunn Sr, deceased; & Phillip Dunn & Margaret Dunn, heirs of Wm Dunn Jr, deceased; Elizabeth Barnes, Rosanna Barnes, Mary Jane Barnes, Sarah Barnes, Wm Barnes, James Barnes and Lydia Barnes, heirs of Wm Barnes, dec of the 1st part and Robert Kennedy, Alfred Kennedy, Sally Swan, late Kennedy, Larkin Miller and Rosanna, his wife, late Kennedy, Mary Hastings late Kennedy & Rosanna Kennedy of the 2nd part. That whereas a decree was rendered in the above named cause directing the above named parties of the first part by T. H. Gunter, commissioner, to convey the land mentioned in in report of M.S. Cofer, deputy surveyor of Hardin County, and which report was made part of the commissioner's report filed in the above named case on the 10 day of May 1858 or such thereof is contained in lot No. 2 mentioned in said surveyors report to the parties of the second part. Now in consideration of the premises I, T. H. Gunter, commissioner have this day sold to the parties of the second part the above described tract or parcel of land, for a minute description of the same see said surveyors report to which reference is here made, that is to say to the different parties of the second part is to divide as follows, to wit: To Robert Kennedy the one third & two seventh of one third of said land. To Alfred Kennedy the two seventh of one third of said land. To Sally Swan, Larkin Miller & Rosannah, his wife, & Mary Hastings the three sevenths of one third of said land. To have & to hold the above described tract or parcel of land to them the above named parties of the second part their heirs & assigns forever. The parties of the first part further warrant and convey that they will forever warrant and defend the right and (?) to the above named tract of land from the (?) of claims of themselves their heirs or assigns and any and all hereins(?) claiming the same in any matter whatever.
Rosanna Dunn Duke b. c 1807 Pop-up Pedigree
Father*	c 1776	William Dunn Sr.
Mother*		Elizabeth Johnston Dunn
Biography*		They had 11 children.
Birth*	c 1807	Rosanna Dunn Duke was born c 1807.
Marriage*	6 Oct 1825	Rosanna married Amos Duke on Thursday, 6 Oct 1825 at Hardin County, Kentucky.
Rosanna Dunn Kenny / Kennedy b. c 1783 Pop-up Pedigree
Father*	c 1752	Robert Dunn Sr.
Mother*	c 1755	Elizabeth Stephenson Dunn
Birth*	c 1783	Rosanna Dunn Kenny / Kennedy was born c 1783 at Berkeley County, Virgina (WV).
Marriage*	25 Oct 1798	Rosanna married William Kenny / Kennedy on Thursday, 25 Oct 1798 at Berkeley County, Virgina (WV).
William Dunn Jr. b. c 1810 Pop-up Pedigree
Father*	c 1776	William Dunn Sr.
Mother*		Elizabeth Johnston Dunn
Birth*	c 1810	William Dunn Jr. was born c 1810.
Marriage*	6 Dec 1827	He married Julian (July Ann) Arnold Dunn on Thursday, 6 Dec 1827 at Hardin County, Kentucky.
William Dunn Sr. b. c 1776, d. c Jun 1818 Pop-up Pedigree
Father*	c 1752	Robert Dunn Sr.
Mother*	c 1755	Elizabeth Stephenson Dunn
Birth*	c 1776	William Dunn Sr. was born c 1776 at Berkeley County, Virgina (WV).
Marriage*	8 Dec 1796	He married Elizabeth Johnston Dunn on Thursday, 8 Dec 1796 at Berkeley County, Virgina (WV).
Daughter*	c 1807	Rosanna Dunn Duke
Son*	c 1810	William Dunn Jr.
Census1810*	1810	William Dunn Sr. appeared on the census of 1810 at Hardin County, Kentucky; 1810 Hardin Co., KY Census - William DUNN, Robert DUNN Sr., Robert DUNN Jr.
Daughter*	c 1811	Phebe Dunn Barnes
Daughter*	c 1812	Lydia Dunn Barnes
Burial*	c Jun 1818	His body was interred c Jun 1818 at Hardin County, Kentucky.
Death*	c Jun 1818	William died c Jun 1818 at Hardin County, Kentucky.
Joseph Eads1
Birth*		Joseph Eads was born.
Marriage*	19 Dec 1796	He married Elizabeth Huddleston Eads on Monday, 19 Dec 1796 at Bedford County, Pennsylvania.
[S1] George Huddleston, Huddleston Family Tables (Rumford Press, Concord, NH).
George W. Easley1 b. c 1819, d. 13 Sep 1873
Birth*	c 1819	George W. Easley was born c 1819.
ChurchmemA*		He was church membership at Methodist Episcopal Church, Bird Township, Macoupin County, Illinois.
Marriage*	4 Mar 1866	He married Mary Ann Huskey Edwards Easley on Sunday, 4 Mar 1866 at Macoupin County, Illinois.
Death*	13 Sep 1873	George died on Saturday, 13 Sep 1873 at Macoupin County, Illinois.2
Burial*		His body was interred at Macoupin County, Illinois.
[S5] History of Macoupin County, Illinois Volume I, 1911 (S.J. Clarke Pub, Chicago, Illinois), page 97. [S32] History of Macoupin County, Illinois 1879 (Brink, McDonough & Co.), page 274.
William Edelen Jr.
Birth*		William Edelen Jr. was born.
Marriage*	25 Oct 1825	He married Elizabeth Dunn Edelen on Tuesday, 25 Oct 1825 at Hardin County, Kentucky.
Albert M. Edwards b. 1850 Pop-up Pedigree
Charts		Descendant Chart for George Maris (I) Descendant Chart for Griffith Edwards Descendant Chart for George Boone (I)
Father*	1822	William Edwards
Mother*	c 1826	Elizabeth Ann Edwards Edwards
Birth*	1850	Albert M. Edwards was born in 1850.
Amanda 'Manda' May Edwards b. 16 Apr 1860, d. 27 Aug 1863 Pop-up Pedigree
Charts		Descendant Chart for Timothy Ragan Descendant Chart for George Maris (I) Descendant Chart for Griffith Edwards Descendant Chart for George Boone (I)
Father*	23 Aug 1817	Isaac Nelson Edwards
Mother*	20 Mar 1821	Mary Ann Huskey Edwards Easley
Birth*	16 Apr 1860	Amanda 'Manda' May Edwards was born on Monday, 16 Apr 1860 at Macoupin County, Illinois.
Census1860*	1860	She was listed as a household member living with an unknown person in the 1860 Census at Bird Township, Macoupin County, Illinois.
Death*	27 Aug 1863	Amanda died on Thursday, 27 Aug 1863 at Macoupin County, Illinois, at age 3.
Burial*		Her body was interred at Hickory Grove - Joiner Cemetery at Macoupin County, Illinois.
Anetta Edwards b. 1854 Pop-up Pedigree
Charts		Descendant Chart for George Maris (I) Descendant Chart for Griffith Edwards Descendant Chart for George Boone (I)
Father*	1822	William Edwards
Mother*	c 1826	Elizabeth Ann Edwards Edwards
Birth*	1854	Anetta Edwards was born in 1854.
Daniel Fletcher Edwards b. 27 Jan 1854, d. 19 Dec 1872 Pop-up Pedigree
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Charts		Descendant Chart for Timothy Ragan Descendant Chart for George Maris (I) Descendant Chart for Griffith Edwards Descendant Chart for George Boone (I)
Father*	23 Aug 1817	Isaac Nelson Edwards
Mother*	20 Mar 1821	Mary Ann Huskey Edwards Easley
Birth*	27 Jan 1854	Daniel Fletcher Edwards was born on Friday, 27 Jan 1854 at Macoupin County, Illinois.
Census1860*	1860	He was listed as a household member living with an unknown person in the 1860 Census at Bird Township, Macoupin County, Illinois.
Death*	19 Dec 1872	Daniel died on Thursday, 19 Dec 1872 at Macoupin County, Illinois, at age 18.
Burial*		His body was interred at Hickory Grove - Joiner Cemetery at Macoupin County, Illinois.
Daniel Marion Edwards b. c 1836 Pop-up Pedigree
Charts		Descendant Chart for George Maris (I) Descendant Chart for Griffith Edwards Descendant Chart for George Boone (I)
Father*	2 Dec 1789	Griffith Edwards
Mother*	23 May 1792	Rachel B. Hinton Edwards
Birth*	c 1836	Daniel Marion Edwards was born c 1836 at Macoupin County, Illinois.
Census1850*	1850	He appeared on the census of 1850 at Macoupin County, Illinois; Daniel M. Edwards, age 14, born Illinois.
Marriage*	1 Apr 1858	He married Nancy Viney Drennan Edwards on Thursday, 1 Apr 1858 at Macoupin County, Illinois.
Census1860*	1860	Daniel Marion Edwards was listed as the head of a family on the 1860 Census at Western Mound Township, Macoupin County, Illinois.
Daughter*	c 1860	Laura A. Edwards
Son*	12 Sep 1862	General Daniel Edwards
Daughter*	c 1865	Mary F. Edwards
Daughter*	c 1868	Nonie V. Edwards
Son*	c 1871	Frederick E. Edwards
Eleanor Myrtle Edwards McCormack b. 22 Jan 1877 Pop-up Pedigree
Charts		Descendant Chart for Timothy Ragan Descendant Chart for George Maris (I) Descendant Chart for Griffith Edwards Descendant Chart for George Boone (I)
Father*	28 Jan 1856	Oliver Newton Edwards
Mother*	29 Jul 1856	Etta Cook Edwards
Birth*	22 Jan 1877	Eleanor Myrtle Edwards McCormack was born on Monday, 22 Jan 1877 at Hettick, Macoupin County, Illinois.
Census1880*	1880	She appeared on the census of 1880 at Bird Township, Macoupin County, Illinois; Film T9-0232 Page 21D - Eleanor M. Edwards age 3, born IL.
Elizabeth Ann Edwards Edwards b. c 1826 Pop-up Pedigree
Charts		Descendant Chart for George Maris (I) Descendant Chart for Griffith Edwards Descendant Chart for George Boone (I)
Father*	2 Dec 1789	Griffith Edwards
Mother*	23 May 1792	Rachel B. Hinton Edwards
Birth*	c 1826	Elizabeth Ann Edwards Edwards was born c 1826 at Tennessee.
Marriage*	24 Mar 1846	Elizabeth married William Edwards on Tuesday, 24 Mar 1846 at Macoupin County, Illinois.
Daughter*	1847	Louisa Edwards
Son*	1849	Newton W. Edwards
Son*	1850	Albert M. Edwards
Son*	1852	Luther G. Edwards
Daughter*	1854	Anetta Edwards
Son*	1854	Louis R. Edwards
Son*	1860	George Edwards
Frederick E. Edwards b. c 1871 Pop-up Pedigree
Charts		Descendant Chart for George Maris (I) Descendant Chart for Griffith Edwards Descendant Chart for George Boone (I)
Father*	c 1836	Daniel Marion Edwards
Mother*	28 Oct 1838	Nancy Viney Drennan Edwards
Birth*	c 1871	Frederick E. Edwards was born c 1871.
General Daniel Edwards b. 12 Sep 1862, d. 1 Oct 1941 Pop-up Pedigree
Charts		Descendant Chart for George Maris (I) Descendant Chart for Griffith Edwards Descendant Chart for George Boone (I)
Father*	c 1836	Daniel Marion Edwards
Mother*	28 Oct 1838	Nancy Viney Drennan Edwards
Birth*	12 Sep 1862	General Daniel Edwards was born on Friday, 12 Sep 1862 at Macoupin County, Illinois.
Death*	1 Oct 1941	He died on Wednesday, 1 Oct 1941 at Los Angeles, California, at age 79.
George Edwards b. c 1822 Pop-up Pedigree
Charts		Descendant Chart for George Maris (I) Descendant Chart for Griffith Edwards Descendant Chart for George Boone (I)
Father*	2 Dec 1789	Griffith Edwards
Mother*	23 May 1792	Rachel B. Hinton Edwards
Birth*	c 1822	George Edwards was born c 1822 at Washington County, Indiana.
George Edwards b. 1860 Pop-up Pedigree
Charts		Descendant Chart for George Maris (I) Descendant Chart for Griffith Edwards Descendant Chart for George Boone (I)
Father*	1822	William Edwards
Mother*	c 1826	Elizabeth Ann Edwards Edwards
Birth*	1860	George Edwards was born in 1860.

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