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| 4751 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Living / (F21)
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| 4752 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Living / (F90)
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| 4753 | Norman died in an accident at his home when he fell down the stairs and broke his neck. With his death came the end of the family Masonary and Slating business that had been carried on by many generations of this family for 204 years. | Macfarlane, Norman (I14655)
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| 4754 | Norman Wilson McFarland. Place born add Mill Creek, Williams County, Ohio. Fourth place of death add Fort Gibson, Muskogee Co., Oklahoma. | McFarland, Norman Wilson (I16065)
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| 4755 | North Carolina County Registers of Deeds. Microfilm. Record Group 048. North Carolina State Archives, Raleigh, NC. | Source (S338)
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| 4756 | North Carolina County Registers of Deeds. Microfilm. Record Group 048. North Carolina State Archives, Raleigh, NC. | Source (S26)
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| 4757 | North Carolina County Registers of Deeds. Microfilm. Record Group 048. North Carolina State Archives, Raleigh, NC. | Source (S2873)
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| 4758 | North Carolina Land Grants. Microfilm publication, 770 rolls. North Carolina State Archives, Raleigh, North Carolina. | Source (S547)
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| 4759 | North Carolina Land Grants. Microfilm publication, 770 rolls. North Carolina State Archives, Raleigh, North Carolina. | Source (S481)
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| 4760 | North Carolina State Board of Health, Bureau of Vital Statistics. <i>North Carolina Death Certificates</i>. Microfilm S.123. Rolls 19-242, 280, 313-682, 1040-1297. North Carolina State Archives, Raleigh, North Carolina. | Source (S339)
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| 4761 | North Dakota Department of Health. <i>North Dakota Death Records</i>. Bismark, North Daktoa: North Dakota Department of Health. | Source (S388)
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| 4762 | Northamptonshire Anglican Parish Registers and Bishop’s Transcripts. Textual records. Northamptonshire Record Office, Northampton, England. | Source (S299)
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| 4763 | Not known by fact. Might be Gatliff- the same as the neighboring family. | Gratlin, Sarah (I2072)
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| 4764 | Not positive if the John McFarlane married to Barbara Rogers is the son of this John McFarlane. According to the Baptism record of 1810 at St. Nicholas, in Aberdeen, the father John McFarlane is a soldier with the Fifeshire Militia and his wife is Margaret Leask. In the 1841 census, there is a John McFarline, b. 1786 in Scotland living at Scott's Court in Aberdeen, and is a weaver. Next to him in the record is a Margaret McFarline, b. 1796 in Aberdeenshire. This location is only a few blocks from the St. Nicholas church in Aberdeen. They are not found in the 1851 census. | McFarlane, John (I16776)
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| 4765 | Not sure about her. Included her from the 1860 census as Mary Ferrill, blind and deaf. | McFarland, Mary (I9351)
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| 4766 | Not sure about his name. The transcription for the marriage says Bird Royal Cluck, but there are no Clucks in the 1960 census, only Clocks, and Clacks from Tennessee who live in Orangeville. | Cluck, Bird Royal (I30834)
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| 4767 | Not sure about the birth date. His tombstone, which is broken, says he died March 5, 187_. Can't read. His census record says he was born abt. 1837 in Missouri. Tombstone says he was 37 years, 1 month and 16 days old when he died. | Cox, Christopher C. (I30959)
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| 4768 | Not sure about this marriage. Either her birth date is wrong, or there are two Isabellas in Jefferson County. According to the marriage records #1859 Isabella McFarland married to Robert J. Wilson on Nov. 1, 1825. p. 39 of Marriages of Jefferson County, Tennessee 929.3768 924 | McFarland, Isabella Edgar (I28902)
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| 4769 | Not sure how to reconcile the birth of Helen with the birth of Margaret De Quincy | De Galloway, Helen HeG01 (I541)
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| 4770 | Not sure if Nancy is a wife or a married, widowed daughter of John's. | Russell, Nancy (I1250)
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| 4771 | Not sure if the Cecil McFarland that is in the genealogy form from Peter is the same as this Cecil Francis. His Cecil died in Kells, Antrim abt. 1975 and he said born abt. 1912 | McFarland, Cecil Francis CeM01 (I32304)
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| 4772 | Not sure if the middle initial is a Y, L, or T. | McFarland, John Long (I6299)
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| 4773 | Not sure if this is for this William Galloway. | Galloway, William WiG01 (I1372)
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| 4774 | Not sure if this is him. If it is, then he is connected to the Thomas of Concordat. | Mcfarlane, Thomas AlM05 or ThM03 (I23762)
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| 4775 | Not sure if this is the John who marries Elizabeth Madison in 1798, nor sure how Elizabeth Madison is connected to the Madisons. John is present in the 1810 census of Orange Co., age 26 to 45, with wife the same, and 5 children: 2 boys under 10, and 2 girls under 10 and 2 girls 10 to 16. According to this census, John would have been born 1785 to 1794, so this fits. 1820 census-Williamsport, Maury Co. TN John McFarland age 26-45 1830 census- Madison Co. TN John McFarland age of 50 under 60 Southwestern Christian Advocate 1838-1846 John McFarlan born Orange Co. NC, Dec 1778, moved to Maury Co. TN in 1818, to Madison Co. TN 1821 where he died September 3, 1844. Page 43 - 1844. This is the John that died in Madison Co. | McFarland, John (I16940)
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| 4776 | Not sure of birth date. Most trees say born 1707. | Galloway, William (I1362)
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| 4777 | Not sure of the death date. Hard to tell from the tombstone whether this is a 5 or a 6. | Cox, John Franklin (I30958)
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| 4778 | Not sure whose child she is, except that she was probably living in William's household before she married Alford Kenedy. She might be a child of one of William's sons who married either Sibba or Christian Kenedy. | McFarland, Sarah (I17027)
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| 4779 | Not with family at 1851 census. Neil McFarlane - Hasn't been mentioned since, but no record of death with same parents. Neil McFarlane, born 11th Aug, bapt 6th Oct 1843. My father was named after him. Was told he lived in Africa. [from Anita Margaret Renfrey rec: 8 Jun 2013] (Research):Name Neil Mcfarlane Gender Male Christening Date 06 Oct 1843 Christening Place EAST PARISH, GREENOCK, RENFREW, SCOTLAND Birth Date 11 May 1843 Father's Name Alexander Mcfarlane Mother's Name Ann Duncan https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:XTNG-RG6 Scotland Births and Baptisms, 1564-1950 Indexing Project (Batch) Number C11956-2 System Origin Scotland-VR GS Film number 1041061 Reference ID - 2:18HTDBP Name Neil Macfarlane Gender Male Christening Date 08 Oct 1843 Christening Place WEST OR OLD PARISH, GREENOCK, RENFREW, SCOTLAND Birth Date 11 May 1843 Father's Name Alexander Macfarlane Mother's Name Ann Duncan https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:XTNB-7HC Scotland Births and Baptisms, 1564-1950 Indexing Project (Batch) Number C11957-7 System Origin Scotland-VR GS Film number 1041064 Reference ID 2:18JCWF3 | McFarlane, Neil (I263)
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| 4780 | Not with family at 1871 census nor anywhere else in Scotland.-Ed. 1881 Scotland Census Name: Vincent McFarlane Age: 17 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1864 Relationship: Son Father's name: John McFarlane Mother's name: Catherine McFarlane Gender: Male Where born: Carstairs, Lanarkshire Registration Number: 629 Registration district: Carluke Civil Parish: Carluke County: Lanarkshire Address: Braidwood Occupation: Coal Miner Not on any UK census after this.-Ed. As the only Vincent in Scotland in this timeframe I have assumed he is father of Isabelle/Elizabeth C. McFarland b. 14 Sept 1904, Edinburgh to a Vincent and Elizabeth.-Ed. | McFarlan, Vincent Harriet (I14482)
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| 4781 | Note Name change between 1841 & 1851 census's. Assumed enumerator error.-Ed. 1841 Scotland Census Name: Angus Mcfarlane Age: 4 Estimated birth year: abt 1837 Gender: Male Where born: Argyll, Scotland Civil Parish: South Knapdale County: Argyll Address: Barmove 1851 Scotland Census Name: Archd McFarlane Age: 14 Estimated birth year: abt 1837 Relationship: Son Father's Name: James McFarlane Mother's name: Isabella McFarlane Where born: South Knapdale, argyle Parish Number: 533 Civil Parish: South Knapdale County: Argyll Address: Barmore F Occupation: Scholar (Research):Di Elliffe Jan 3 2017 Hi Andrew, I've found an addition to the tree for Archibald McFarlane - your ID I43128 . On 16 April 1869 he married Mary Sinclair, in Lochgilphead. The source for this is the birth record of his son. Son James, born 24 January 1870, in Alloway, Ayrshire, Scotland. Source: Statutory registers Births 578/ 64 . Happy New Year from Tasmania! Di Elliffe Mobile: 0411671652 Home: 03 62349908 | McFarlane, Archibald (I14537)
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| 4782 | NOTE: Edward Gilton Bennett had two other children by another wife; Icy and Dorie, and they lived at Pt. Pleasant, WV, as did Edward Gilton Bennett and Dolly. | Bennett, Edward Gilton (I29337)
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| 4783 | NOTE: GENDEX lists this daughter, and only daughter of Joseph. Will of Joseph lists son in law Andrew Booman, no other daughters. Must be same. TO-DO: Contact submitter of gendex for source of name of Rachel. LINKS-PROBATE: Will Abstracts of Bucks County PA, FHC microfilm #172929. Page 840 Andrew Emerick of Tinnecum Nov 1779. Wife Mary. Many children listed, including Elizabeth. Witness includes Elizabeth Bowman. LINKS-PROBATE: Will Abstracts of Bucks County PA, FHC microfilm #172929. Witness to will of John Chapman of Wrightstown, Bucks County - Jeremiah Bowman 1743. LINKS-BAPTISMS: From "Birth Index: Southeastern PA 1680-1800" (Family Tree Maker CD on computer). Tinicum Presbyterian Church, Bucks Co, Pa. William Boman No Wife listed had child (no sex listed) bapt 26 Apr 1772. LINKS: William Bowman born about 1732 in Bucks County, PA. Resident Plumstead and Bedminster Township, Bucks County, PA, 1750's. Married Elizabeth Hart, daughter of Samuel Hart. Source: Bowman Genealogy Forum on Internet, under FamilyTreeMaker.com. | McFarland, Rachel (I29276)
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| 4784 | NOTE: Information from James Michael JOHNSON, researcher. John McFarland had daughter born about 1803/1804, and I am assuming this is her. MARRIAGE: OHIO, Gallia County. Betsey McFarlin to John Paten 1 Sep 1835. LINKS: It appears that John Patten probably was married twice. First to Elizabeth McFarland, who must have died 1850-1860, and then to Malinda Roberts. LINKS-CENSUS: 1840 OHIO, Gallia County, Huntington Township. John Paten 1M 0-05, 2M 5-10, 1M 30-40, 1F un/5, 1F 20-30. NOTE: Two pages from Samuel Oiler. LINKS-CENSUS: 1850 OHIO, GALLIA COUNTY, Greenfield Township; John PATTON 55 NY, ----- (no name, wife) 40 Ohio, Jasper 7 Ohio, John 3 Ohio; Since no wifes name is listed, is this the right couple? PLACE: OHIO, Huntington Township. Perhaps Huntington Township, Gallia County in 1840 was same township in Vinton County in 1860???? LINKS-CENSUS: 1860 OHIO, Vinton County, Huntington Township. John Patten 66 NY, Malinda 60 VA, Vinton Purty 25 (OH Farm Hand), Jasper Patten 17 OH. LINKS-CENSUS: 1870 OHIO, Vinton County, Wilkesville Township. John Paton 75 NY, Malinda 70 VA. RESEARCHER-EMAIL: (2001) Pat Phillips <alpat@visuallink.com> Descent from Jasper Patten, her great grandfather. Supplied much of the information on the Patten family. She believes that John Patten must have either been married twice, or that the marriage of John Paten and Betsey McFarland is antoehr couple entirely. | McFarland, Elizabeth (Betsy) (I27706)
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| 4785 | NOTE: Information from James Michael Johnson, researcher. John McFarland had daughter born about 1816/1818, and I am assuming this is her. MARRIAGE: OHIO, Gallia County. Polly McFarlin to John Miller. 13 Sep 1837. LINKS-CENSUS: 1840 OHIO, Jackson Township, Bloomfield Township Page 49. There are 2 John Millers in Jackson County, and 2 in Gallia County. The Oiler family later is found in Bloomfield Township, Jackson county, so I am mentioning this John Miller as a possible relation. TO-DO-CONFLICT: Polly is usually the nickname for Mary, and since there is listed two children, one Polly and one Mary, this needs to be confirmed. ACTION: No record 1840/1850 Census Gallia County (Note: there is another John Miller family in Walnut township). CONFLICT-QUESTIONABLE LINK: THIS MARRIAGE TO JOHN MILLER IS PROBABLY INCORRECT SINCE SON RILEY, ON 1880 CENSUS SAYS MOTHER BORN IN MASSACHUSETTS. | McFarland, Polly (Mary) (I27755)
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| 4786 | NOTE: John A. and Arthur were supposedly twin brothers. CHILDREN: William Madison McFarland marrried Eliza McFarland (daughter of Arthur McFarland(1788). | McFarland, John A. (I27790)
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| 4787 | NOTE: Name and marriage from records of James Michael Johnson, researcher. John had daughter born about 1817/1818, and I am assuming this is about her birthdate. MARRIAGE: OHIO, Gallia County. Mary Ann McFarlin to Henry (Harry?) Oiler 6 March 1837. CENSUS: 1850 OHIO, Meigs County, Rutland Township. Amanda 15, Howard 14, Susannah 11, Catharine 10, Martha 9, John 8, Mary 7, Ebenezer 6, Benjamin 5, Nancy 4, Perry 1/2. Source Leanne _____. CEMETERY: Mary Ann McFarland died 2 Sep 1892, age 76 years, 2 m, 28 days, buried Perkins Cemetery, Bloomfield Township. Had daughter Mary Ann Hill, born 16 Jan 1837, died 10 March 1918 near Buckeye, and buried in Perkins Cemetery. Source: Leanne ______. | McFarland, Mary Ann (I27725)
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| 4788 | Notes and Queries, Vol. II, p. 120, notes about John Wilkins, son of John Wilkins Indian trader and wife Rachel McFarland. "John, b. in 1733; m. 1st, Mary; 2d Catharine. John Wilkins, Jr. became owner of several hundred acres of his father's estate, situated in Mount Joy township, on the north side of the Paxtang and Conestoga road, now owned by the Nisleys, about two miles west of Mount Joy. This land adjoined Gordon Howard, Samuel Smith and John Wilson. In 1761 he moved to Carlisle and became a storekeeper. John Wilson, who owned part of the Wilson tract, also moved to Carlisle, where he carried on carpentering. Colonel Wilkins moved to Pittsburgh, and was the ancestor of that branch of the family in that place." Teacher of History in the Mulersville State Normal School. ZUG MEMORIAL LIBRARY ELIZABETHTOWN COLLEGE ELIZABETHTOWN, PENNA. PUBLISHED BY THE ARGUS PUBLISHING COMPANY LAN CASTER, PA., 1892. Copyrighted, 1891, by THE ARGUS PUBI.ISHING COMPANY, LANCASTER, PA. P. 34, 35 John Wilkins. - John Wilkins, another son ot Robert, took up several hundred acres of land adjoining Gordon Howard's, now in Mount Joy township, on which Nissley's mill is located. He was one of the first persons who went with the sheriff's posse to arrest Colonel Thomas Cresap, but was himself afterward arrested by Cresap, who took him to Annapolis, in Maryland, where he was imprisoned. He traded with the Indians along the Ohio, and died in 1741, leaving two children, Rachel and John, the latter of whom was born in Donegal, in 1733. John was also an Indian trader, and removed to Carlisle in 1763, where he opened a store in the Indian trade. He was appointed county lieutenant for Cumberland county during the War of the Revolution. In 1788 he removed to Pittsburg, where he died in 1810. There is a Memoir of John Wilkins Sr. 1733-1809, housed in the Spire Collection at Syracuse University, an autobiographical manuscript, part of the American Revolutionary War papers. | Wilkins, John (I9667)
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| 4789 | Notes from an e-mail from a descendant visiting the graveyard: "Yesterday, we ventured again to Webbers Falls, slowed down and enjoyed a local carwash drive while all the cherokee, apache, and whites got on their cell phones to find that " Micfar land cemetery". They did give us accurate details on how to find DURDEE CRICK just across I 40. Once at Mcfarland Cemetery I admired the handsome granite monument and was spellbound when I found Greatgranmas 1st husband Tribble Daniel tombstone and of course the blessed McFarlands amongst the lilac and nicely landscaped abode. " From: http://greetingsfromgreencountry.blogspot.com/2010/09/day-2-of-rain.html Pictures of the cemetery and her notes are here: The pictures above and below are of a small family cemetery tucked back off the main gravel road in to Webbers Falls from our place. It is very near an overpass on I-40, although you cannot see it from the freeway. I've always wondered who was buried there, and more importantly, who kept it up, because it is always well mowed and weeded and kept looking so nice. So one day Mary and I stopped and took some pictures. I'm so glad we did. I still don't know who keeps it up, but assume it is some family member or someone they pay to do it. I'll type up what the large headstone says in case you can't read it all. See below. McFarland Family Cemetery Horatio Harris McFarland Feb 25 1830 - Feb 22 1884 2nd Lt Co B Missouri Cavalry Confederate States Army Born in St. Ferdinand Township, St.Louis County, MO Died in Webbers Falls, Cherokee Nation, OK Mary Elizabeth White McFarland Apr 11 1830 to Jan 25 1896 Born in Cumberland TN and Died in McLain, Cherokee Nation, Indian Territory, OK Horatio married Mary on Mar.15, 1853 in Texas County, MO They had 8 children - 5 boys and 3 girls. A couple of them dying at a young age. Other family members and native Americans (Details not available) What a wonderful thing that this family has kept the memory of these people alive. I would hope we all should be so fortunate after we are gone. Take care and God Bless. | McFarland, Horatio Harris (I30609)
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| 4790 | Notes from Ancestry tree by Karen13472 about Rachel Ward. Rachel (Ward) Reed was probably the daughter of Alexander and Mary (McFarland) Ward.No document was found that would definitively prove that relationship, however several documents exist that corroborate family lore as shown by the following timeline of events: 1791: "Ordered that a road be laid off from Neilys Ferry on French Broad River to ___Mill on Big Pigeon River and that Samuel Jack, John McFarland, Jno. Casey, Alex Rodgers,Alex ward, John Ward, Henry Nave, Thomas Keeny, Charles Adkins, Thomas Anderson,William Bell, and Robert Miller being first duly sworn, view and mark the same and report next court." [i]This area would be in present day Cocke County and indicates that the above men were, at least, neighbors. 1793: John McFarland witness to will of Alexander Ward, who lived on claim south of French Broad. Per his will, Alexander Ward has wife Mary, son David, daughters Phoebe, and Rachael [ii] (wife Mary is considered by many to be John McFarland's daughter Mary, born 1764.) 1796: Mary Ward marries Seth Moore on July 13th in Jefferson County, Tennessee. [iii] This is probably the widowed Mary (McFarland) Ward. 1796, Oct. 4: Seth Moore is named as one of the purchasers of Alexander Ward's property in the record of his estate sale.Seth Moore would have been Mary McFarland's husband for about 3 months.ii 1800: Seth Moore is listed on the census page with the McFarland family on the Morgan, Buncombe County, North Carolina census.Although the census was alphabetical, it shows that Seth Moore was living in the same district as the McFarland family.The children inSeth Moore's home are of an appropriate age to be the children of Alex and Mary(McFarland) Ward. [iv] 1801: Feb. 23. John McFarland of Buncombe purchases from Seth Moore of Buncombe 118 acres at the mouth of Beaverdam Creek, beginning at the bank of Pigeon River on line of McDowell's survey, for $75, paid in hand. Witness, Nathan Dever and Sam'l Rutherford. Signed Seth Moore. [v] 1807: DAVID WARD, a minor heir of ALEX. WARD-302 acres-Cocke County-on French Broad River beginning at a black oak corner to ALEXANDER ROGERS, with old conditional line, corner with WILLIAM HORN, conditional line with HORN, crossing road leading from Newport to mouth of Noley Chuckey-CC LEVY GIBSON and GEORGE SEWELL Surveyed February 4, 1807. [vi] 1809: Rachel Ward marries James Reed in Haywood County on Nov. 11.Haywood County was formed in 1809 from the same part of Buncombe County that Seth Moore and theMcFarlands were living in 1800. 1818: Seth Moore is listed with John McFarland and David Ward on the Ste Genevieve County, Missouri census taken October 18th. [vii]James Reed is not found on this census; however this does not preclude a familial relationship.Family tradition holds that James Reed and family were already in Cole County by 1818.As of Feb 2014, an 1818 census was not available for Cole County (nor Cooper County as Cole County was formed in 1820 from part of Cooper County.) Family lore states that Rachel (Ward) Reed's parents were David Ward and an unknownMcFarland/McFarlin.Also that Margaret M (Moore) Robinson, who is buried in Reed Cemetery near Rachel, was Rachel's half-sister. [viii]Margaret's son George W Robinsonmarried Rachel's daughter Elizabeth Reed with their oldest son being named Seth Moore Robinson. [ix] This lore in conjunction with the documents listed above form a list of circumstantial evidence that leads to the conclusion that Rachel (Ward) Reed was the daughter ofAlexander Ward and Mary McFarland.David Ward was Rachel's brother.(Alexander Wardalso had an uncle named David Ward who lived in Tazewell County, Virginia.)Mary (McFarland) Ward (Rachel's mother) married Seth Highlands Moore - middle name ofHighlands is found on an 1841 land patent - and they were the parents of Margaret M (Moore) Robinson which would make Margaret, Rachel's half-sister as family tradition has long held. A closing note per a sketch written by Nell Turner: "Rachel Ward Reed was a woman of some refinement, education and culture who ran away from home as a young woman to marry her young lover, an Irish red head, James Reed."vii -Compiled by Nancy Schmidt, last updated February 10, 2014 ________________________________________ [i] Greene Co. TN Minutes of Court of Common Pleas 1783-1795, p. 117 [ii] "Tennessee, Probate Court Books, 1795-1927," images, FamilySearch, Jefferson > Wills, 1792-1810, Vol. 1 > image 23 of 321. [iii] "Tennessee, State Marriage Index, 1780-2002," index, FamilySearch, Seth Moore and Mary Ward, 1796. [iv] "United States Census, 1800," index and images, FamilySearch, 004440903 > image 126 of 461. [v] North Carolina, Buncombe County, Deed Book 5, pp. 211-213. [vi] TERRITORY SOUTH OF FRENCH BROAD-LAND GRANTS,transcibed by David Templin,#178. "http://genealogytrails.com/tenn/sevier/fblgPg1.html" accessed Feb. 10, 2014 [vii]Counties of the state of Missouri. Missouri, State and Territorial Census Records. Missouri State Archives, Jefferson City, Missouri, United States, images FamilySearch; Ste. Genevieve>1818>page 7 of 12 [viii] Information regarding family lore was found on several family trees with the most specific information found on http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/s/c/h/Chris-Schmidt-TULSA/index.html. [ix] Seth Moore Robinson headstone located in Bogata Cemetery, Bogata, TX. | Ward, Rachel (I28848)
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| 4791 | Notes from descendant Rita Woodward said he disappeared 1901, foul play suspected. He was living with his family in Haskell Co., TX in 1900. A daughter was born in 1902. His widow and the family were living in Jackson Co. Oklahoma in 1910. In the 1910 census, Sarah says she has 11 children, 10 alive. She is living with Jack, 15, McKinley, 13, Ova 11, and Daisy, age 8. Martha Mae never appeared in the census records with Newton and Sarah, because it appears they were in Oklahoma for the 1880 census. By 1900, Martha has married Glasscock and is living in Hunt Co. There appears to be another child, probably born after Martha Mae, possibly in Indian Territory as well, but that child is unknown. | McFarland, Newton Marion (I31161)
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| 4792 | Notes from Felicia Acrea 1850 Age: 48 Residence Gorham, Fulton, Ohio 1860 Age: 58 Residence Mill Creek, Williams, Ohio, United States 1870 Age: 68 Residence Mill Creek, Williams, Ohio, United States 1880 Age: 78 Residence Mill Creek, Williams, Ohio, United States Death 1887 25 Sep Age: 85 Mill Creek, Williams, Ohio http://books.google.com/books?pg=PA805&lpg=PA805&dq=george+w+mcfarland+ohio&sig=fn1jgfrPgUzEjFUtbQBSzaS9gyw&ei=UP0EUIPDD8S5rQHVv5C9CA&id=YYI8AAAAIAAJ&ots=uLlE-blmq-&output=text Accessed 17 Jul 2012 County of Williams, Ohio: historical and biographical, with an outline sketch of the Northwest Territory, of the state, and miscellaneous matters; By Weston Arthur Goodspeed, Charles Blanchard, F. A. Battey, 1882 - History - 865 pages Extract: GEORGE W. McFARLAND is a native of Frederick County, Va., and was born January 1, 1803. He is of Scotch-Irish descent, and the fourth of twelve children born to Leven and Sarah (Bonecutter) McFarland. Both his grandfathers were soldiers in the wa r of the Revolution, and his father served in the war of 1812. George W. came to this State in 1831, and for nine years resided in Muskingum County, where for six years he followed his trade as cooper. He subsequently moved to Knox County; and, i n 1849, settled in that part of Williams which afterward became Fulton County. In 1854, he came to this township, and located on the farm where he now resides. He was married, July 2, 1831, to Sarah A. Jennings, also a native of Frederick County , Va., and to their union have been born eleven children, seven of whom are still living, viz.: Charles J., John W., Abram F., Elmore, Newton, Mrs. Sarah Eley and Mrs. Elmira Ziggler. Of these, Charles J. and John W. were gallant soldiers during t he late war, and took part in a number of desperate engagements. Mr. and Mrs. McFarland are consistent members of the Presbyterian Church, and are among the most highly respected families of the township. | McFarland, George Washington (I16051)
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| 4793 | notes from his cousin: Bill is deceased (do not know the date) and buried in Mount Hope Cemetary, Belleville, IL. (St. Clair County) Bill was a star athlete in football, baseball and basketball at East Side High School, E. St. Louis, IL. He played minor league baseball for the New York Yankees and St. Louis Cardinals organizations and was a well-known high school basketball referee in Illinois for several decades. He also owned the Mc Farland Real Estate Co. in Belleville, IL. | McFarland, H. William (I29707)
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| 4794 | Notes from Mary Helen Haines: Thomas McFarland appears to have been born in 1761. The family was living in Peters township, Cumberland Co. PA at that time. In 1778 Robert McFarland buys property in Rockbridge Co. VA. Rockbridge County, VA; Deed Book A, page 79-80; LDS Microfilm #0033761 Dated 1 Dec 1778; Bought property from James GRIGSBY & Franky Grigsby, his wife; 1250 pounds for 289 acres on Mill Creek [on James River], being part of the land of said James Grigsby In 1782 Thomas appears in the 1782 tax list in Rockbridge Co. VA as one tithe, no property, as does his father Robert and brother William. So, he has reached 21 by that year. He does not show up again until 1790 with 2 Tithes, meaning men above 16. That continues in 1791, 1792, 1793, 1794, and then in 1795 he shows with one tithe. 1799 John McFarland (son of who?) marries Mary Hayslett. In 1797 Thomas appears with 2 tithes again. In 1798, 1799 then a James appears for the first time in 1799. In 1800 a John appears for the first time, he is est. born abt. 1778. In 1802 there is a Thomas, one tithe, 2 blacks, 3 horses; and a John, one tithe, 2 horses. 1802, June 1. Vol. D, p. 535. Thomas McFarlin is selling to Peter Baker 30 a. for $180. on waters of North Fork of James R. adj. John Mathew, Fred Baker, James Wilson. No wife signed. In 1804 a repeat of 1802. 1810 census: John McFarland on Image 8/43, He has 3 males under 10, one male 16-25, one male 26-44. neighbors Hugh McCreary, Robert Anderson. Reuben Grigsby is 7/43 In 1811 there is a James with 2 tithes, a John with one, and Thomas with one tithe and 4 black males. That is the last time John appears in the list. There is a James McFarland with 2 tithes, and 2 horses. 1813, Sept. 6, Vol. H. p. 381. Thomas McFarling selling to Peter Baker for $111. 18 ½ a. on Buffalo Cr. A branck of North Fork of James R. on line of John Mathew, to Baker’s land to Reuben Grigsby’s land. (James Grigsby is the original seller of land to Robert McFarland when the family moved to Rockbridge Co. in 1778) 1820 tax list has Thomas McFarland with one tithe, 8 slaves, 4 horses. James is present. 1820 census: Thomas McFarlane has one male over 45, 14 slaves. 1823 tax list has Thomas McFarland with 7 slaves, 4 horses. James is present. 1823, Sept. 22. Vol. N,. p. 475. Thomas McFarland sells to John D. Wein 161 a. for $1615. Corner to John Laird, Thomas Poges, Reuben Grigsby, Mathew’s line. 1824 tax list has no Thomas, only James. Older notes: [Mcfarlan.ged.GED] SOURCE: "Genealogy of the Joseph and William McFarland Branches of the McFarland Family 1675 to 1910" by Thomas S. McFarland 1910 Cable, Ohio. Copy at Greene County Room, Greene County Genealogical Society. "Thomas lived a bachelor until more than seventy years of age, and then removed to Rush County, Indiana to free his slaves, and there died in 1820." RESIDENCE: 1782 Rockbridge County, VA Tax Lists. LINKS: Rockbridge County, VA Deeds: 1 Jun 1802 Thomas McFarland sold to Peter Baker (Deed Book D, page 535, and also 6 Sep 1813, Deed Book H, page 381. SOURCE: According to researcher Donna Ekstrom, Thomas moved to Harrison Co, Indiana in late 1790's. CONFLICT: If moved away from Rockbridge Co in late 1790's then who sold land in 1813? [Mcfarlan.ged] SOURCE: "Genealogy of the Joseph and William McFarland Branches of the McFarland Family 1675 to 1910" by Thomas S. McFarland 1910 Cable, Ohio. Copy at Greene County Room, Greene County Genealogical Society. "Thomas lived a bachelor until more than seventy years of age, and then removed to Rush County, Indiana to free his slaves, and there died in 1820." RESIDENCE: 1782 Rockbridge County, VA Tax Lists. LINKS: Rockbridge County, VA Deeds: 1 Jun 1802 Thomas McFarland sold to Peter Baker (Deed Book D, page 535, and also 6 Sep 1813, Deed Book H, page 381. SOURCE: According to researcher Donna Ekstrom, Thomas moved to Harrison Co, Indiana in late 1790's. CONFLICT: If moved away from Rockbridge Co in late 1790's then who sold land in 1813? | McFarland, Thomas (I23505)
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| 4795 | Notes say that this Elizabeth Wilkerson McFarland and husband John moved to Hopkins Co. KY. Not sure if all this is correct. | McFarland, John (I11609)
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| 4796 | NOTES: Father was James Irwin, a Scotch Irishman, who settled in Augusta County, VA about 1740. | Irwin, John (I29779)
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| 4797 | NSW Birth Cert #18258 FSID LH6D-R4H (Research):http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/j/a/c/Jill-Jackson-3/BOOK-0001/0001-0001.html#IND187REF1 | Stewart, Eliza Mary (I21598)
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| 4798 | Numan appears as Newman and Naman in different records. | McFarland, Newman Henry (I30903)
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| 4799 | NY State Death Index, New York Department of Health, Albany, NY. | Source (S943)
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| 4800 | OBIT 03 William Hayes McFarlin, Compiled by Barbara P. Easley, Obituaries of Benton County, Arkansas; Volume 3; 1905-1909 (Hertiage, Inc.; 1995), Page 203. MCFARLIN, William Hayes - "Uncle Billy" McFarlin died Monday after a short illness, the result of a fever. Funeral services were held at the M.E. church, South yesterday afternoon and were conducted by Presiding Elder Sherman, an old friend of the deceased., and by the pastor, Rev. Bates and Rev. T.A. Martin of Bentonville. "Uncle Billy" was one of the oldest citizens of Rogers and one of the most beloved throughout the entire community. Never seen without a pleasant smile and a hearty word of greeting, his life has been one long benediction fo cheerfulness and encouragement to all his associates. Especially will he be missed around the berry sheds and warehouses where he has helped for many years. The following facts regarding his life are taken from the obituary read at the funeral by Rev. Bates: William Hayes McFarlin was born in Shelbyville, Tenn. October 27, 1827. At the age of 20 years gave his young life to Christ and united with the M.E. church, South in which church he lived for sixty years. October 12, 1852 he married Elizabeth Miller and to them were born six children, two of whom are dead; the living are Mrs. J.S. Kiser, Mrs. A.G. Tribble, Miss Lizzie McFarlin and H.G. McFarlin. The mother of these children died many years ago and later he married Miss Mary Miller, who died several years ago. Mr. McFarlin came to Rogers twenty -six years ago and was one of the charter members of this church and for many years was a member fo the official board. In the death of Bro. McFarlin the church has lost her oldest member, the community an honored citizen, the family a devoted and much loved father, and the pastor a trusted appreciated friend. [Rogers Democrat 10/16/07] Email on William Hayes McFarlin, Micki Olivier, "Clarification of William Hayes McFarlin and Wives." I'm sure that William Hayes McFarlin b. 10/27/1827 was married to Elizabeth Miller and later to her sister, Mary Miller, who raised her sister's kids. Martha Letita Tribble "Aunt Letsie" was William Hayes and Elizabeth's daughter, who married Allen Yell Tribble in 1879. They had three children Alice, Sadie, and Henry. William Hayes and Elizabeth also hsd three other children besides Letsie, they were Girl McFarlin, Lizzie McFarlin, and H.G. McFarlin. I have the write up in the paper of their deaths which were quite extensive and detailed. Also, my great grandfather, John H. was married to Lucy Ann Locke, when he died, I have his will wheich names his widoe Lucy Ann as benefactor. The married Aug. 2, 1862, she didn't die until 1920 in Oklahoma. They are both buried side by side in Flynn Cemetery S.W. of Cushing, Okhahoma. I had heard a rumor of Gr. Grandfather being married before... He died in 1903 Lucy was married to another for a short time after he died, but they separated. [Mary Helen Haines-Notes] | McFarlin, William Hayes (I22548)
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