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| 51 | 1871 Scotland census Name: Isabella Ponhaed Macfarlane Age: 27 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1844 Relationship: Wife Spouse's Name: Alexander Macfarlane Gender: Female Where born: Lessnade, Midlothian [Lasswade-Ed] Registration Number: 652/2 Registration district: Old Monkland Middle District Civil parish: Old Monkland Town: Coatbridge County: Lanarkshire Address: Banth Bridgege Main Lee Lendsaysland | Ponhaed, Isabella (I16039)
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| 52 | 1882 the family moved to Washington Co. Arkansas | McFarland, Robert Stevens (I27196)
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| 53 | 1900 census, Stanton, Colfax, Nebraska, Image 2/24, fam. 22 | McFarland, Napoleon (I27200)
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| 54 | 1911 census-he is living with his father next door to the Scoobie family. | Macfarlane, Thomas George ThM03 (I18645)
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| 55 | 20 Mar 1807 Suiter, Alexander Tazewell 210 a. At the forks of Wolf Creek beginning at Jeremiah Myers corner Grants No. 56, p. 149 | Suiter, Nancy (I26911)
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| 56 | 31. MARY POLLY7 MCFARLAND (JAMES C6, ALEXANDER5, WILLIAM4, DUNCAN3, ROBERT2, ROBERT1) was born 24 May 1805 in Fentress Co. Tennessee, and died Apr 1890 in Lattnerville, Dubuque Co. Iowa. She married (1) ? EVANS. He was born Abt. 1800 in Tenn.. She married (2) ASA LLOYD BRADLEY 1825 in Knoxville Tenn., son of JAMES BRADLEY and PRISCILLA DENNIS. He was born Abt. 1800 in Tenn.. Children of MARY MCFARLAND and ASA BRADLEY are: i. CYNTHIA ANN8 BRADLEY, b. 18 Sep 1826, Virginia. ii. POLLY ANN BRADLEY, b. 1828, Knoxville, Tenn.. iii. SAMPSON BRADLEY, b. 1830, Knoxville, Tenn.. iv. JOHN ALEXANDER BRADLEY, b. 1832, Knoxville, Tenn.. v. NANCY ANN BRADLEY, b. 12 Dec 1843, Green Castle, Ind.. vi. FRANCIS MARION BRADLEY, b. 14 Feb 1847, Graff, Dubuque, Iowa. vii. ASA MONROE BRADLEY, b. 26 Jan 1850, Lattnerville, Dubuque, Iowa. | McFarland, Mary (Polly) (I26288)
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| 57 | 33. ANNA7 MCFARLAND (JAMES C6, ALEXANDER5, WILLIAM4, DUNCAN3, ROBERT2, ROBERT1) was born Abt. 1820 in Fentress Co. Tennessee. She married LEVI PILE. He was born Abt. 1820 in Tenn.. Notes for ANNA MCFARLAND: 1850 census of Fentress Co. Tn. Notes for LEVI PILE: 1850 census of Fentress Co. Tn. Children of ANNA MCFARLAND and LEVI PILE are: i. PLEASENT8 PILE, b. 1844, Fentress Co. Tn.. ii. NANCY PILE, b. 1846, Fentress Co. Tn.. iii. MARY PILE, b. 1848, Fentress Co. Tn.. iv. JAMES DUDLY PILE, b. 27 Jul 1857, Fentress Co. Tn.. v. REBECCA JANE PILE, b. 28 May 1858, Fentress Co. Tn.. vi. HARRIETT PILE, b. Abt. 1861, Fentress Co. Tn.. vii. GEORGE WASHINGTON PILE, b. 19 Aug 1863, Fentress Co. Tn.. | McFarland, Anna (I26650)
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| 58 | 35. NANCY JANE7 MCFARLAND (JAMES C6, ALEXANDER5, WILLIAM4, DUNCAN3, ROBERT2, ROBERT1) was born Abt. 1820 in Fentress Co. Tennessee, and died 1870 in Jackson Co. Tn.. She married WILLIAM HAMILTON JR. ATKINSON 1838 in Tennessee. He was born Abt. 1818 in Overton Co. Tn, and died in Clay Co. Tn.. Children of NANCY MCFARLAND and WILLIAM ATKINSON are: i. ELIZABETH J8 ATKINSON, b. Abt. 1840. ii. MARTIN VAN BUREN ATKINSON, b. Abt. 1842. iii. JAMES FENTRESS ATKINSON, b. Abt. 1844. iv. SAMUEL WESLEY ATKINSON, b. Abt. 1845. v. BARBARY ANN ATKINSON, b. Abt. 1847. vi. WILLIAM ATKINSON, b. Abt. 1849. vii. REBECCA ATKINSON, b. Abt. 1852. viii. EMMALINE ATKINSON, b. Abt. 1856. ix. SARAH ATKINSON, b. Abt. 1859. x. BELLE ATKINSON, b. Abt. 1859. | McFarland, Nancy Jane (I25177)
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| 59 | 38. SAMUEL7 MCFARLAND (JAMES C6, ALEXANDER5, WILLIAM4, DUNCAN3, ROBERT2, ROBERT1) was born 1828 in Fentress Co. Tennessee, and died Bef. 1870. He married NARCISSA Abt. 1859 in Clinton Co. Ky.. She was born Abt. 1828. Notes for SAMUEL MCFARLAND: Samuel is Not in the 1870 census of Clinton Co. Ky. with his wife. Notes for NARCISSA: 1870 census of Clinton Co. Ky. Children of SAMUEL MCFARLAND and NARCISSA are: i. TABITHA JANE8 MCFARLAND, b. 1849, Tennessee. ii. JAMES H MCFARLAND, b. 1850, Tennessee. iii. MARTHA E MCFARLAND, b. Abt. 1852, Tennessee. iv. SARAH LUCINDA MCFARLAND, b. 1855, Tennessee. Notes for SARAH LUCINDA MCFARLAND: 1870 census of Clinton Co. Ky. v. JOHN L MCFARLAND, b. 1857, Tennessee. Notes for JOHN L MCFARLAND: 1870 census of Clinton Co. Ky. vi. MARY L MCFARLAND, b. 1859, Tennessee. Notes for MARY L MCFARLAND: 1870 census of Clinton Co. Ky. | McFarland, Samuel (I26379)
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| 60 | 43. ALEXANDER MILLER8 MCFARLAND (JOHN WESLEY7, JAMES C6, ALEXANDER5, WILLIAM4, DUNCAN3, ROBERT2, ROBERT1) was born 06 May 1839 in Fentress Co. Tennessee, and died 19 Jan 1901 in Flint, Texas. He married (1) MAGGIE MOORE. She was born Abt. 1840. He married (2) SUSANNAH CAROLINE WOOD 27 Dec 1860 in Jamestown, Fentress Co. Tn., daughter of JOHN WOOD and ELIZABETH HELM. She was born 15 Dec 1843 in Fentress co. Tn., and died 21 Oct 1919 in Flint Co. Texas. Notes for ALEXANDER MILLER MCFARLAND: 1850, 1860 census of Fentress Co. Tn. Alexander is listed single and a cooper. More About ALEXANDER MILLER MCFARLAND: Burial: Flint Cem. Flint Co. Texas More About SUSANNAH CAROLINE WOOD: Burial: Flint Cem. Flint Co. Texas Child of ALEXANDER MCFARLAND and MAGGIE MOORE is: i. FRED9 MCFARLAND. Children of ALEXANDER MCFARLAND and SUSANNAH WOOD are: ii. JOHN WESLY9 MCFARLAND, b. 27 Nov 1861, Fentress co. Tn.; d. 08 Mar 1879, Montana. 58. iii. NANCY KATURAH MCFARLAND, b. 10 Sep 1863, Indianapolis, Marion Co. Ind.; d. 29 May 1941, Battle Lake Minnesota. 59. iv. MARY LOUISA MCFARLAND, b. 06 Jul 1866, Lafayette Co. Wi.; d. 15 Dec 1933, Lewiston, Idaho. 60. v. WILLIAM BERRY MCFARLAND, b. 26 Oct 1868, Lafayette Co. Wi.; d. 27 Oct 1927, Ft. Bliss Texas. vi. ELIZA C MCFARLAND, b. 19 Dec 1870, Lafayette Co. Wi.; d. 19 Jan 1871. vii. JAMES ALEXANDER MCFARLAND, b. 23 Jul 1872, Lafayette Co. Wi.; d. 17 Jun 1909, Nogales, Arizona. 61. viii. CHARLEY MILLARD MCFARLAND, b. 07 Aug 1875, Cerro Gordo Co. Iowa. 62. ix. FRED WINFIELD MCFARLAND, b. 31 May 1878, Cerro Gordo Co. Ia.; d. 06 Apr 1949, Flint Co. Texas. 63. x. FRANK ELLSWORTH MCFARLAND, b. 26 Apr 1882, Cerro Gordo Co. Ia.; d. 13 Jun 1951, Flint Co. Texas. 64. xi. TOMMY ODIS MCFARLAND, b. 09 Mar 1886, Cerro Gordo Co. Ia.; d. 1966, Flint Co. Texas. | McFarland, Alexander Miller (I25100)
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| 61 | 44. WILLIAM A.8 MCFARLAND (JOHN WESLEY7, JAMES C6, ALEXANDER5, WILLIAM4, DUNCAN3, ROBERT2, ROBERT1) was born 04 Oct 1840 in Fentress Co. Tenn, and died 11 Oct 1914 in Casey Co. Ky . #25381. He married MARY E STEPHENS 1863 in Fentress Co. Tn., daughter of GWINN STEPHENS and MAILEY BOWDEN. She was born 04 Feb 1846 in Tennessee, and died 10 Jan 1922 in Casey Co. Ky.. Notes for WILLIAM A. MCFARLAND: Taken from minutes of Pleasent Hill Church in Wayne Co. Ky. Copywright 1982. William A McFarland, along with his wife Mary and daughter Polly Ann, were received into the Pleasent Hill Church membership 6 Sept. 1885 at the first of two meetings of the church held at Taylors Grove Church that month. In Oct. of 1885 the church granted letters of dismission to twenty three members, including the McFarlands "to be constituted with members from other churches into a church at Taylors Grove Church". As it was the practice at that time to aid in the establishment of new churches, the Pleasent Hill Church assisted in the organization of the Taylors Grove Church. In 1887, upon petition from Wm. McFarland and J.J. Harmon of Taylors Grove for a pastor, the services of Rev. Wesley Denney were granted to the new congregation by Pleasent Hill. Brother McFarland was one of the leaders of the area Baptist Churches called by Pleasent Hill in 1892 to serve on a committee to settle a dispute between two of its members. He served as clerk of the committee. In 1897 he moved to Paenell in Wayne County where he lived for ten years to the day. Moved from Fenteress Co. Tn. between Apr. 23, and June 7, 1876 to Wayne Co. Ky. Pleasant Grove Baptist Church. 1885-1897 near Taylorrs Grove Baptist. Parnell 1897-19 07. He moved to Casey Co, Ky in 1907. His eleven grown children also moved to Casey Co. and settled on what was later known as McFarland's ridge. William and Mary and eight of their children, with their families, are buried in Peavy Cemetery at the Chestnut Grove Church in Casey Co. Ky. Death certificate # 25381. Faye Cornett. Tombstone reads "He died as he lived a Christian. 1850, 1860 census of Fentress Co. Tn. list Wiliam single and a cooper. More About WILLIAM A. MCFARLAND: Burial: Casey Co. Ky . Peavey Cemetery Notes for MARY E STEPHENS: Mary was 1/4 America Indian. Tombstone Reads. "A tender Mother and faithful Friend." More About MARY E STEPHENS: Burial: Casey Co. Ky. Peavey Cemetery Children of WILLIAM MCFARLAND and MARY STEPHENS are: 65. i. POLLY ANN9 MCFARLAND, b. 1864, Fentress Co. Tn.; d. 1935, Casey County Ky.. 66. ii. MILEY JO MCFARLAND, b. Dec 1866, Fentress Co. Tn.; d. 1935, Casey County Ky.. iii. NANCY NAN ELIZABETH MCFARLAND, b. 1868, Fentress Co. Tn.; d. Jul 1952, Casey Co. Ky.; m. EUGENE AYERS, 1904, Parnell, Wayne Co. Ky.; b. 06 Jun 1872, Wayne Co. Ky.; d. 20 Feb 1939, Casey Co. Ky.. Notes for NANCY NAN ELIZABETH MCFARLAND: Nan and Ugene were missionaries to Africa. More About NANCY NAN ELIZABETH MCFARLAND: Burial: Peavey Cem. Casey Co. Ky. Notes for EUGENE AYERS: Nan and Eugene were missionaries to Africa. More About EUGENE AYERS: Burial: Peavey Cem. Casey Co. Ky. 67. iv. JOHN W MCFARLAND, b. 22 Sep 1870, Fentress Co. Tn.; d. 20 Mar 1939, Casey County Ky.. 68. v. SARAH MATILDA MCFARLAND, b. 27 Feb 1873, Fentress Co. Tn.; d. 14 Apr 1955, Casey County Ky.. 69. vi. MARTHA B MCFARLAND, b. 23 Apr 1875, Fentress Co. Tn.; d. 15 Oct 1947. 70. vii. PAUL YOUNG MCFARLAND, b. 26 Dec 1878, Wayne Co. Ky.; d. 11 May 1958, Lincoln Co. Ky.. 71. viii. BALAAM HENRY MCFARLAND, b. 22 Sep 1881, Wayne Co. Ky.; d. 30 Jan 1971, Casey County Ky.. 72. ix. GEORGE W MCFARLAND, b. 06 Jun 1884, Wayne Co. Ky.; d. 05 Mar 1958, Casey County Ky.. 73. x. SAMUEL DAVID MCFARLAND, b. 26 Dec 1886, Wayne Co. Ky; d. 01 Apr 1965, Casey County Ky.. 74. xi. ROSA LEE MCFARLAND, b. 25 Jul 1890, Wayne Co. Ky.; d. 20 Feb 1971, Casey County Ky.. | McFarland, William Atkinson (I25170)
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| 62 | 48 (TS) Thos McFarlan in Inveruglas 28.3.1722, w, ch T M K M 1725; Wm Tod; (shield), [MI Ballyhennan graveyard] K M assumed to be Katharine as most common girls name. Female gender also assumed. | Macfarlane, Katharine (I10016)
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| 63 | 48 (TS) Thos McFarlan in Inveruglas 28.3.1722, w, ch T M K M 1725; Wm Tod; (shield), [MI Ballyhennan graveyard] T M assumed to be Thomas after his father. | Macfarlane, Thomas (I10022)
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| 64 | 48 (TS) Thos McFarlan in Inveruglas 28.3.1722, w, ch T M K M 1725; Wm Tod; (shield), [MI Ballyhennan graveyard] | Macfarlane, William Tod (I10011)
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| 65 | 48 (TS) Thos McFarlan in Inveruglas 28.3.1722, w, ch T M K M 1725; Wm Tod; (shield), [ MI Ballyhennan graveyard ] 2 - 1708 Rental of the lands of Aroquhair, including wadders. INVERROUGLAS Donald and Duncan Mcfarlands there 81 08 0 6 wadders in Inerouglas 12 00 0 [ Walter MacFarlane Clan Chief & Antiquary by Donald Whyte Appendix No. 3 ] | Macfarlane, Thomas in Inveruglas (I28189)
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| 66 | A MacAulay forum entry says it was her sister Alison that married Andrew MacFarlane. | Buchanan, Alison (I14146)
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| 67 | According to Bible record: John H. McFarland died January 10, 1839. The same day as his father? | McFarland, John Howard (I8892)
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| 68 | According to some notes, but not personally verified by me, James moved in 1804 to Logan Co. KY, and is the father of Hiram A. Hunter (1800-1883) a famous minister. http://www.cumberland.org/hfcpc/minister/HunterHA.htm The subject of this brief biographical sketch was a son of James and Elizabeth Hunter. He was born on the thirteenth of August, 1800, in Campbell county, Virginia, and was a Scotch-Irish extraction. About the year 1804 his father removed with his family to Kentucky and settled in Russellville, Logan county. Here he was raised and educated. His father was in good circumstances and gave his son as good an education as the facilities of the country at that time would afford. From the site below are listed the facts about the the family and their children. http://www.cumberland.org/hfcpc/minister/Hunter.htm James Hunter [son of John Hunter and Rachel McFarland] born: 17 January 1769 - Campbell County, Virginia died: 4 January 1815 - Logan County, Kentucky buried: Maple Grove Cemetery - Logan County, Kentucky married: 1797 - wife: Elizabeth Howlett [daughter of ? Howlett and ? ?] born: 25 March 1773 - Campbell County, Virginia died: 29 July 1835 - Logan County, Kentucky buried: Maple Grove Cemetery - Logan County, Kentucky Children of James Hunter and Elizabeth Howlett Hunter: 1. Adeline M. Hunter born: 28 January 1798 - died: buried: married: 14 October 1813 - husband: William Curd 2 Hiram Abiff Hunter Cumberland Presbyterian Minister born: 13 August 1800 [twin] - near Lynchburg, Campbell County,Virginia died: 4 November 1883 - Louisville, Jefferson County, Kentucky buried: Cave Hill - 1850 Census - Fayette County, Pennsylvania [Hiram Hutner, age 45, Cum. Presby. Minister] 1860 Census - Louisville, Jefferson County, Kentucky [Rev. H. A. Hunter, age 60, Clergyman] 1870 Census - Louisville, Jefferson County, Kentucky [Hiram Hunter, age 69, Presbyterian Preacher] 1st marriage: 1st wife: Agnes F. Cowardin [daughter of ? Cowardin and ? ?] born: c1800 - died: 28 September 1829 - Washington, Knox County, Indiana buried: Children of Hiram Abiff Hunter and Agnes Cowardin Hunter: 2.1. Hiram Abiff Hunter, Jr. born: died: buried: In 1883 lived in Topeka, Kansas 2nd marriage of Rev. Hiram Abiff Hunter, Sr.: 13 April 1836 - Gibson County, Indiana 2nd wife of Rev. Hiram Abiff Hunter, Sr.: Susannah R. Robb [daughter of David Barr Robb and Nancy Eckley] born: 18 May 1808 - Hazleton, Gibson County, Indiana died: 1835 - Gibson County, Indiana buried: Children of Hiram Abiff Hunter, Sr. and Susannah R. Robb Hunter: 2.2. Francis Robb Hunter born: 1832 - Princeton, Gibson County, Indiana died: 2.3. David Eckley Hunter born: 6 January 1834 - Princeton, Gibson County, Indiana died: 18 January 1892 - Bloomington, Indiana buried: From 1876-1882 lived in Washington, Indiana In 1883 lived in Bloomington, Indiana married: 23 December 1856 - Bloomington, Indiana wife: Elizabeth Rebecca Mitchell [daughter of Pleasant Lorenzo Dow Mitchell and Mary Ann Ketcham] born: 15 October 1836 - Shelby County, Kentucky died: 21 July 1926 - Bloomington, Indiana buried: Children of David Eckley Hunter and Elizabeth Rebecca Mitchell Hunter: 2.3.1. Lucy Josephine Hunter 2.3.2. Frank Eckley Hunter born: 11 January 1858 - died: - El Paso, Texas married: 18 November 1886 - Bloomington, Indiana wife: Mary Edith Howe Child of Frank Eckley Hunter and Mary Edith Howe Hunter: 2.3.2.1. Herbert Howe Hunter born: 25 June 1888 - El Paso, Texas died: 2.3.3. Julie Mitchell Hunter born: 1860 - died: 1872 - 2.3.4. Jane Embree Hunter born: 1862 - died: 1863 - 2.3.5. Ralph Robb Hunter born: 1865 - died: 1876 - 2.3.6. George Dow Hunter born: 18 April 1867 - died: 1940 - Houston, Texas married: 18 October 1898 - New Albany, Indiana wife: Otta Bernie Chase 2.3.7. Mary Ketcham Hunter born: 22 September 1869 - died: 1888 - Connersville, Indiana 2.3.8. Nora Elizabeth Hunter born: 30 March 1872 - Princeton, Gibson County, Indiana died: 12 November 1940 - Grand Rapids, Michigan 2.3.9. Bruce Shields Hunter born: 1874 - died: 1875 - 2.3.10. Paul Foskett Hunter born: 3 July 1877 - died: Madison, Wisconsin 3rd marriage of Rev. Hiram Abiff Hunter, Sr.: 3rd wife of Rev. Hiram Abiff Hunter, Sr.: Mary J. McNeely [daughter of ? McNeely and ? ?] born: c1810 - died: between 1837 and 1844 buried: Children of Hiram Abiff Hunter, Sr. and Mary J. McNeely Hunter: 2.4. Robert H. Hunter born: c1837 - Indiana died: buried: 1850 Census - Fayette County, Pennsylvania [Robert Hunter, age 13] In 1883 lived in Las Vegas, New Mexico 4th marriage of Rev. Hiram Abiff Hunter, Sr.: 10 September 1844 - Daviess County, Kentucky 4th wife of Rev. Hiram Abiff Hunter, Sr.: Emaline B. or M. "Emma"Griffith [daughter of ] born: c1820 - Kentucky died: buried: 1850 Census - Fayette County, Pennsylvania [Emma Hunter, age 33] 1860 Census - Louisville, Jefferson County, Kentucky [Emma Hunter, age 47] 1870 Census - Louisville, Jefferson County, Kentucky [Emma Hunter, age 57] In 1883 lived in 435 East Madison street Louisville, Kentucky Children of Hiram Abiff Hunter, Sr. and Emaline B. or M. Griffith Hunter: 2.5. Mary E. Hunter born: c1848 - Kentucky died: buried: 1850 Census - Fayette County, Pennsylvania [Mary E. Hunter, age 2] 1860 Census - Louisville, Jefferson County, Kentucky [Mary Hunter, age 12] 1870 Census - Louisville, Jefferson County, Kentucky [Mary Hunter, age 20] In 1883 lived in Elizabethtown, Kentucky husband: George E. Foskett Minister - Methodist Episcopal Church South born: died: buried: 2.6. Emma H. Hunter born: c1852 - Pennsylvania died: buried: 1860 Census - Louisville, Jefferson County, Kentucky [Emma Hunter, age 9] 1870 Census - Louisville, Jefferson County, Kentucky [Emma H. Hunter, age 18] In 1883 lived in 435 East Madison street Louisville, Kentucky with her mother 2.7. Alice G. Hunter born: c1854 - Pennsylvania died: buried: 1860 Census - Louisville, Jefferson County, Kentucky [Alice Hunter, age 7] 1870 Census - Louisville, Jefferson County, Kentucky [Allice Hunter, age 16] In 1883 lived in 435 East Madison street Louisville, Kentucky with her mother 3. Thomas Howlett Hunter born: 13 August 1800 [twin] - near Lynchburg, Campbell County, Virginia died: buried: 1840 Census - Logan County, Kentucky [Thomas H. Hunter, age 30-40] 1850 Census - District 2, Logan County, Kentucky [Thomas H. Hunter, age 49, Teacher] 1850 Census - District 2, Logan County, Kentucky [Thos. H. Hunter, age 60, School Teacher] married: 8 May 1823 - Logan County, Kentucky wife: Martha "Patsy" Allen [daughter of Beverly Anthony Allen and Anna Singletary] born: c1803 - Kentucky died: buried: 1840 Census - Logan County, Kentucky [female, age 30-40) 1850 Census - District 2, Logan County, Kentucky [Martha Hunter, age 46] 1860 Census - District 2, Logan County, Kentucky [Martha Hunter, age 57] Children of Thomas Howlett Hunter and Martha Allen Hunter: 3.1. Sarah Adeline Hunter born: 1824 - Logan County, Kentucky married 1st: before 1850 - ? Martin married 2nd before 1860: ? Whitlow 1850 Census - District 2, Logan County, Kentucky [Sarah A. Martin, age 26] 3.2. Hiram Dulaney Hunter born: 1832 - Kentucky died: 1850 Census - District 2, Logan County, Kentucky [Hiram D. Hunter, age 18, farmer] 3.3. Mary E. Hunter born: c1834 - Kentucky 1850 Census - District 2, Logan County, Kentucky [Mary E. Hunter, age 16] 1860 Census - District 2, Logan County, Kentucky [Mary E. Hunter, age 26] 3.4. Robert B. Hunter born: c1836 - Kentucky 1850 Census - District 2, Logan County, Kentucky [Robert B. Hunter, age 14] 1860 Census - District 2, Logan County, Kentucky [Robt. b. Hunter, age 23, Nursery laborer] 3.5. Permelia A. Hunter born: c1839 - Kentucky 1850 Census - District 2, Logan County, Kentucky [Permelia A. Hunter, age 11] 1860 Census - District 2, Logan County, Kentucky [Permele A. Hunter, age 19] 3.6. Boanerbes Clay Hunter born: 22 February 1842 - Kentucky died: 1850 Census - District 2, Logan County, Kentucky [Brad. C. Hunter, age 10] 1860 Census - District 2, Logan County, Kentucky [B. C. Hunter, age 17, Farm laborer] 4. James Madison Hunter born: 2 June 1803 - died: January 1, 1871 buried: married: 7 August 1823 - wife: Julia Ann Simpson [daughter of Richard Duke Simpson and Henrietta Williams] born: 14 February 1806 - Kentucky Children of James Madison Hunter and Julia Ann Simpson Hunter: 4.1. Duke W. Hunter Physician born: 27 October 1832 - near Kansas City, Missouri died: 1913 Attended Cumberland Univeristy in Lebanon, Wilson County, Tennessee wife: Ann Elmore [daughter of Physic Rush Elmore and Susan Tyler Du Val Nesbitt] born: c1849 5. Elizabeth May Hunter born: 1805 - died: buried: married: 8 April 1822 - husband: Degrafton Read 6. Thurza P. Hunter born: 1809 - died: buried: 7. Henrietta Hunter born: 1811 - died: buried: married: husband: Pope Sale 8. Rachel McFarland Hunter born: 1814 - died: buried: married: husband: Thomas E. Wilcox | Hunter, James (I24768)
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| 69 | Alex McFarlane; Christian Armstrong (1891); David Walker & Mary Boyd [ Mitchells 1969 MI - plot #2 Cumbernauld churchyard] | Armstrong, Christian (I16191)
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| 70 | Alexander is a son of Thomas and Elizabeth Baird Macfarlane. While many of their children are registered, there is one unnamed male, which could be Alexander. This Alexander was born in 1811 according to the 1841 census, the earliest we have. The y have three girls named Elizabeth. The first two die young and the last Elizabeth, born in 1849 is fully named Elizabeth Baird Macfarlane according to her marriage record. (E-mail from MHH rec: 2 Mar 2023) | Macfarlane, Alexander ThM03 (I18659)
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| 71 | ALEXANDER MCFARLAND (1839 - 1895) Research by Peter Folsom McFarlin - May, 2012, revised Oct, 2018) Alexander 'McFarlane' was born in Coitsville, Ohio where his father An drew was living on the road near the Poland town line, south of Coitsv ille Center. By 1850 the Andrew 'McFarlane' family had moved into Pola nd near the McKeevers, Struthers and Hoggs. At that time eleven year-o ld Alexander had five sisters an d one younger brother, John (a four ye ar-old twin with Hannah). His mother Ann had been born in Pennsylvania . By 1860 Alexander 'McFarland' had just married Margaret (nee' Book ) and was living in Irwin, Venango co, Pennsylvania next to his pare nt s who had also moved there. Both he and his father were listed as farm ers, the most common occupation of the time and place. Alex 'McFarland' had moved by 1870 to Hickory township (P.O. New Castl e), Lawrence co, PA. Here he owned a modest home and was identified a s a 'teamster'. Now he and Margaret had four children; Sarah M. age 8 , Margaret age 6, Julius H. age 4, a nd Clarinda (sic), ie Clarence, bo rn in May, 1870. Alex 'McFarland' moved his family again by 1880 to West Lackawanna, Me rcer co, PA where he was working in a sawmill along with two boarder s he had taken in. Only two children were living with Alex and Margare t then; Julius H. age 14, and Claren ce E. age ten (now identified a s a male). Alexander McFarlin was buried in the United Brethren Cemetery in Wes t Middlesex co, Beaver PA. Headstone gives dates; b 19 Mar 1839 an d d 4 Nov 1895. His wife Margaret is also named on headstone but wit h only date of birth as 1838. No further data found for Alex and Margaret McFarland. PFM's SOURCES for Alexander McFarland 1850 census; Poland, Ohio p 404; Andrew McFarlane farmer age 38 (b1812 ) Ohio, Ann age 37 (b1813) Pa, Margaret age 15 (b1835), Nancy A age 1 2 (b 1838), Alexander age 11 (b1839), Rebecca age 9 (b1841), Hanna h L age 4 (b1846), John D age 4 (b 184 6), Emeline E age 1 (b1849). Al l children born in Ohio. 1860 census; Irwin, Venango co PA p 6; Alexander McFarland age 21 (b18 39) in Ohio farmer, Margret McFarland age 22 (b1838) Ohio 1870 census; Hickory, Lawrence co, PA p 23; Alex McFarland age 31 (b18 39) in PA (sic) teamster, Margaret age 31 (b1839) PA, Sarah M. age 8 , Margaret age 6, Julius H. age 4, Clarinda age 1/12 b May 1870. 1880 census; Lackawannock, Mercer co, PA p 2; Alex McFarland age 41 (b 1839) Ohio 'works in saw mill', Margaret age 41(b1839) Penna, Julius H . age 14 (b1866), Clarence E. (b1870) | McFarland, Alexander (I12658)
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| 72 | ALEXANDER MCFARLAND/MCFARLIN (b abt 1778 in Ireland died 1833 in Ohio) SCOTS IMMIGRANT - OHIO PIONEER, MILL OWNER (Research by Peter Folsom McFarlin, 2011, revised Dec 2019 ) John and Margery McFarland's oldest son Alexander appears to have immi grated around 1795 or'96 when he was about age twenty. Alexander sai d he "... came to America about 14 years ago...", in an 1809 affidavi t (*1), and his brother William's arrival is given as "...1796". Thi s is important information, for if thi s Alexander is truly one of wido w Margery McFarland's sons, as he seems to be, and if we assume that t hey arrived in America together, then it stands that the family spen t about eight years in America, before they, "...came to this townshi p (C oitsville) from Ireland about the year 1804...", as Williams repor ts in 1882 (*2 p 168). Alexander's father John reportedly died "...eas t of the Mountains." (*3) Alexander's marraige may have taken place in Pennsylvania, during hi s family's time traveling through Pennsylvania to Ohio, since his brid e, Margaret (McClelland?) was born in Pennsylvania. Perhaps this happe ned while he and his family were sta ying in Hopewell (New Bedford), Pe nnsylvania with his mother's Anderson brother . It appears that he wa s married by 1804, as indicated by the age of his first son, John, bor n 1804-1805, in Coitsville, Ohio. Soon after arriving in the newly formed Coitsville township in Trumbul l county, Ohio, Alexander is taxed there in 1804, as shown on one of t he earliest tax lists. This may indicate that he owned some property t here in 1803. Williams further sta tes "... Alexander settled south o f the center of Coitsville..." (*2 p 168). It's likely that, in Alexan der's 1804 household, he was the oldest male family member, caring fo r his new wife and child, widowed mother and five younger sisters a n d brothers. Land records for Alexander, Margery and the other early Co itsville McFarlands would help greatly as to the locations of the McFa rland family groups. Later, as years passed, each brother or sister w ould marry and resettle elsewher e. His mother Margery apparently late r went to live with her youngest son, James. Alexander's name further appears on at least the 1806, 1807, 1808 an d 1810 Coitsville Tax Lists. He is the only Alexander McFarland taxe d in Trumbull County from 1800 to at least 1810. Interestingly, each o f the first four tax lists spell his l ast name differently; in '04, it s McFarlain, '06-McFarlin, '07-McFarling and '08-McFarland. These near -phonetic, variant spellings are common for the McFarland family throu ghout the written records and may represent how names were actually 'h e ard' by other people at slightly different times. But all had the 'Mc ' spelling, likely indicating his origin in Ireland. Alexander "...had seven sons and two daughters, most of whom settled i n this vicinity..." (*2 p 168). Alexander apparently used the traditio nal Scottish naming method for at least his first three children; -- John after Alexander's father, the 1796 immigrant who died in Penns ylvania -- William after his wife Margaret's father (a William McClelland?) -- Alexander after Alexander's father's father? Apparently Alexander owned the "...McFarlin mill in the south of the t ownship..." (*2 p 171). This was the second (saw?) mill in town. The 1 820 census shows Alexander McFarland with wife, six boys and one girl . Alexander's wife Margaret was bor n in 1781, in Pennsylvania, and ma y have been a sister of the John McClelland who lived just a few mile s further south, in Poland Township in 1820 (see below). In 1830, Alex ander McFarland with wife, five boys and two girls, were shown agai n i n the Coitsville enumeration. During the 1830's, a William McClellan d settled in Coitsville quite next to the Alexander McFarlands, on th e road leading south to Poland. William McClelland bought the 163 acre s from Alexander's brother Jame s McFarland. Disaster struck their family about March of 1833, when Alexander ".. . was accidently killed by the falling of a tree." (*2 p 168), probabl y while cutting trees for his saw mill. Alexander was about fifty-fiv e when this happened and he may hav e had time, before he died, to prep are his last will and testament. Probate records show, in the settlin g of Alexander's estate in March and April, 1833, that; cash was pai d to sons Alexander jr. and Andrew, while also naming a William McClel l and as "... guardian to James McF and Samuel McF until 21 years; to R obert McF til 14 yrs; to Peggy McF til 12...all children and minor hei rs of Alexr. McFarlane, late of Coitsville. James and Samuel made thei r own choice..." (*4). No other children were mentioned. It is possible that this guardian (a nd neighbor?) William McClelland, was related to the new widow Margare t. Was he her nephew or a younger brother? Not sure where Alexander was buried. PFM's SOURCES for Alexander McFarland/McFarlin 1804 Coitsville, Ohio Tax List; Alexander McFarlain p 17 1806 6th Tax Collection District, Trumbull County; Alexander McFarli n p 83 1807 Trumbull County Tax List; Alexander McFarling p 37 1808 Mixed Townships Tax List, Trumbull County; Alexander McFarlan d p 34 1810 Coitsville, Ohio Tax List; Alexander McFarland p 18 1820 census; Coitsville, Ohio p 238; (Alexander McFarland, age 26-45 , a farmer) 1830 census; Coitsville, Ohio p 249; (Alexander McFarland, age 50-60) 1840 census; Coitsville, Ohio p 188b; (widow) Margaret McFarlane age 5 0-60, male age 20-30 (son James? the farmer), boy age 10-15 (Robert?) , two girls age 10-15 (one is Peggy?) Other REFERENCES *1 Ohio Gen Soc Report 24:3 p 202 (1984), 1809 Depositions on Conteste d Election of Robert Hughs vs Elliott *2 History of Mahoning and Trumbull Counties, Williams, 1882 v 2 *3 History of Mercer County, Pennsylvania, Brown, Runk & Co. 1888 *4 April 1833, Trumbull county, Ohio Probate, book 6, p 508 FSID GCYW-CFX | McFarland, Alexander (I14352)
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| 73 | Assumed to have died before 1841 census as he does not appear with family then-Ed. | McFarlan, Christopher (I10940)
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| 74 | Assumed to have died before birth of same named younger sister.-Ed. Name Margaret Mc Farlane Gender Female Christening Date 01 Apr 1816 Christening Place BARVAS,ROSS AND CROMARTY,SCOTLAND Father's Name John Mc Farlane Mother's Name Ann Mac Iver Indexing Project (Batch) Number C11086-2 System Origin Scotland-ODM GS Film number 990662 | MacFarlane, Margaret (I9991)
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| 75 | Assumed to have died before birth of same named younger step-brother-Ed. | McFarlane, Thomas (I11034)
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| 76 | Assumed to have died before the birth of her same named younger sister. | Macfarlane, Elisabeth (I10794)
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| 77 | Assumed to have died before the birth of her same named younger sister. | Macfarlane, Elisabeth (I10789)
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| 78 | Assumed to have died before the birth of same named younger brother. | McFarlan, Thomas (I10915)
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| 79 | Baptized at Upper West Conochocheague Presbyterian Church in Mercersburg on June 20, 1779. From Mount Delight p. 81 ANNA, daughter of Robert and Jane McFarland, was born April 8, 1779, and the first child born on Mount Delight. She married Matthew Patton, son of the first settler of Fort Loudon, and had two children, a son, James Patton, who married Harriett Scott, a sister of Col. Thomas A. Scott and Mrs. John King, of this place, and a daughter Mary Ann, married to Barnes. RESEARCHER-EMAIL: (2001) Donna Null Basinger <dbasinger@chugach.net> | Mcfarland, Anna (I24882)
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| 80 | Barbara married Cox in | McFarland, Barbara (I27141)
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| 81 | by Peter F McFarlin June 11 2018 William Ivan McFarlin was born 2 Feb 1920 in New Windsor, Illinois, th e sixth child of William and Elenor McFarlin. He enlisted Dec 13 1941 as a private in the U.S. Army at Ft Sheridan , Illinois, six days after Pearl Harbor. He had completed four years o f high school and was single while working as a clerk. He was 5ft 10i n weighing 148 lbs. William served in the Air Corps with the 3502 AAF BU reachng the ran k of staff sergeant. Awarded the Air Medal with 4 oak leaf cclusters a nd the Distinguished Flying Cross with one oak leaf cluster. It appears that William did not marry or have children. When he died i n 1949 at age 29, his mother Elenor signed the Military Headstone appl ication on March 7 1950, one year before she died. William was burie d in the Hopewell Cemetery in New Wi ndsor, Illinois. | McFarlin, William Ivan (I386)
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| 82 | Caleb B McFarland/McFarlin is found in various censuses; 1880 Canfield, Ohio with his mother Mary (nee' Kirpatrick). 1900 Washington, Butler co PA with his mother Mary. he is 'single' b ' Feb 1852' 1910 Washington, Butler co, PA alone and single age 58 1920 Washington, Butler co, PA alone and single age 65 (sic) Not found thereafter. | McFarlin, Caleb B (I449)
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| 83 | CAMPBELL CHRONICLES and FAMILY SKETCHES Embracing the History of CAMPBELL COUNTY, VIRGINIA 1782-1926 By R. H. EARLY With Illustrations J. P. BELL COMPANY LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA 1927 -Robert lived and died at Clover Green, his father's old home, and had a large family, though his will, written in 1827, mentions only his sons, Robert to whom he had lent money, and Ellis, who, with Robert, was appointed executor; and a daughter, Jane S. Rogers, to whom he had also advanced money. A $3O,OOO bond was required of the executors, for which Washington Hunter furnished security. 1815-Robert Hunter, Jr., patented land, 85 1/2 acres adjoining Jones, Glass, Tanner and Martin, on Reedy creek, and Stonewall road. Colonel Richard Lewis Hunter, youngest son of Robert, Sr., moved to Milledgeville, Ga., and his daughter, Molly, married Judge L. C. Hall of Dardanelles, Arkansas. In 1813 Robert Hunter patented 28 acres on the ridge between Wreck Island and Reedy creeks. Thomas Hunter, in 1795, married Jemmia Fields, and patented land, 14 3/4 acres, adjoining Jones and Wilson. John Hunter patented 11OO acres on Martin's creek and a branch of Falling river in 1815. Robert Hunter added to his Reedy creek land in 1844. -------- During the lifetime of Thomas Jefferson, as he would travel to his home in Poplar Forest he would stop at Robert Hunter's Tavern. The information comes from a journal, see link below. Description of Thomas Jefferson's journey to Poplar Forest retreat http://www.monticello.org/site/research-and-collections/route-to-poplar-forest Mile 66.59 "Hunter's breakfast 2.08." Robert Hunter's tavern was on what is now State Route 24 near Concord on the present Campbell-Appomattox county line. In the eyes of his granddaughters, even on the third day on the road, Jefferson was the ideal travelling companion: "His cheerful conversation, so agreeable and instructive, his singing as we journeyed along, made the time pass pleasantly, even travelling through the solitudes of Buckingham and Campbell counties over indifferent roads." The Tavern is approximately 15 miles east of Forest. And Forest is only about 7 miles east on Hwy 221 from where the McFarlands lived just east of the Otter River. | Hunter, Robert (I24772)
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| 84 | Cannot find this family at all after 1850. | McFarland, Jacob Hunter (I26054)
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| 85 | Catharine's uncle was Judson Harmon, governor of Ohio from 1909 to 1913. | Harmon, Catharine (I20033)
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| 86 | CENSUS YR: 1850 STATE or TERRITORY: TX COUNTY: Williamson DIVISION: Milam/Williamson PAGE NO: 338b 8 110 121 Barton John 28 M . Farmer 150 Tennessee . . . . . 9 110 121 Barton Mary 27 F . . . Missiouri . . X . . 10 110 121 Barton MargaretA. 4 F . . . Missiouri . . . . . 11 110 121 Barton Robert T. 2 M . . . Missiouri . . . . . 12 110 121 Barton Sarah E. 2/12 F . . . Texas . . . ********** 1860 Burnet County Federal 296* Barton John 40 m farmer Tennessee 296* Barton Mary 37 f Missouri 296* Barton Margaret 14 f Missouri 296* Barton Robt. 12 m Missouri 296* Barton Elizabeth 7 f Texas 296* Barton Jane 6 f Texas ***************** Burnet County 1870 Federal Census 323 Barton John 49 m w farmer Tenn. Mary 46 f w keeping house Miss. Robert 21 m w physician Mo. Hahah 17 f w Tx. Married by John R. Whisett | Barton, John (I25786)
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| 87 | CENSUS: 1850 TEXAS, Lamar County, Prec. 4, Image 12/12 #261 Robert McFarlane 37 farmer VA Washington McFarlane 31 (could be 37)Tn (this would be younger brother) Joseph L, 2 TX (Washington's son) living with two people born in Alabama, Nicholas S. Hall 16, Lucy P. Scregs? 9. NAME: Also referred to as "B.L." Also living in Lamar Co. in Prec. 8, Image 4/6 is a family from Arkansas, with Ira McFarland, 21, shoemaker born in Arkansas. 1860 census: B.L. Mcfarlane 49 farmer VA is living in Cooke County, Texas, Gainesville P.O. in the 1860 census, next to Rebecca Hardwick, 40, TN, his sister. It does not seem as if he ever married. | McFarlane, Robert Larkin (Bob) (I5370)
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| 88 | Charles O. McFarland did the sealing to parents , (proxied) CARD OF THANKS---Paris Post. We wish to thank our many friends and neighbors for the kindness s hown us during the long illness and death of our dear husband and father .Also we thank our friends for the beautiful flowers, and we also thank the Milligan and Ridgeway Funeral Directors, and the pastor too for the n ice words that were spoken. Sadley missed by his family. Mrs Mattie McFarland and children. MHH notes: Robert Newton McFarland with wife Myrtle is in the 1920 census in Henry Co. TN as a shoemaker, born Ky, with both parents KY. Lists children Johnnie E. female, 10 born TN. down to William E. son 1and 1/2, born TN. In 1910 census in Henry Co. they are there, with no children yet. Robert N. only 9 months old, is found in the 1880 census in Scates Mill, Christian Co. KY with father Robert, 30, shoemaker, and mother Mary 26, and four siblings. | McFarland, Shoe Cobbler Robert Newton (I21123)
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| 89 | CHARLES S MCFARLAND/MCFARLIN (1857-1931) (Research by Peter Folsom McFarlin - June 2019) Charles McFarlin was born in Maryville, Dodge co, Wisconsin just afte r his parents moved from Poland, Ohio. From there they moved to Hubbar d, Wisconsin where his father was listed as a lawyer and Charles was a ge fourteen. His father died the next year, 1871. Charles S McFarlin is next found on page 62 of the probate records o f Yellowstone co, territory of Montana when he and Ella M Carter (ne e Williams) take out their marraige license showing that they were mar ried 14 July 1889 in Billings, Montana . Ella Williams was born in Miss ouri City, Missouri in 1861, daughter of Squire Ellery Williams and Do ra A (nee Palbou) Williams. In the 1900 census for Park City, Montana, Charles McFarlin is livin g alone. He is a farmer, age 42 born Sept 1857 in Wisconsin and report s that his father was born in Ohio and mother in England. Charles say s he is a widower. in 1901 he is boar ding with his mother Fannie and h is brother Henry F McFarlin at 22 N 32nd St. He is the foreman of Th e Billings Gazette where his brother Henry also works. In the 1910 census of Big Timber, Sweet Grass co, Montana Charles MacF arland is rooming with the Howard family and is a printer at a newspap er office. His age is 52 (b 1858) and he says he is 'divorced'. In 191 6 he is listed in the Billings Cit y directory as a Printer with the Mc Farlin Printing co, owned by his brother Henry F McFarlin. They both l ive together at 24 N 32nd. Their mother Mrs Fannie McFarlin is liste d as having died Oct 22, 1914. In 1927 the McFarlin family is still t o gether at 24N 32nd in Billings; Charles S - printer, Henry F - printe r (w Jennie), both men with the Gazette Printing Co. also listed are H enry F Jr - a salesman and John C - a clerk. In 1930 Billings census; Charles S McFarlin, 'newspaper job printer' ( a65) b in WI, 'divorced', with his brother Henry F (a65) and Jennie (a 54) and John C McFarlin (a21). Charles S died June 30 1931 age 73 an d was buried in Mountview Cemetery , Billings, Montana. In that burie l plot Charles is 99N, lot 176 grave 8. Also buried next to his grav e is a "Mrs Charles McFarlin" in grave 9. This person was 'buried ther e 24 Oct 1913'. Not known who she was. Not known if Charles had any children. | McFarlin, Charles S (I14725)
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| 90 | Charles Sebastian married Susie in 1888. Have not found out more information yet. They were living in Indian Territory in 1900 and records indicate she gave birth to 3 children, but none lived. In 1910 and 1920 they were living in Campbell township, Sequoyah County with a grandnephew named Theodore Romines. | Sebastian, Charles H. (I27402)
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| 91 | Children 1 son 3 daughters All living as at Dec 2023 | Macfarlane, Jean Elizabeth (I17137)
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| 92 | Children Fanny CUNNINGHAM b: 11 Nov 1878 bp: Cardross, Dumbarton d: 3 Apr 1956 dp: Hawick St, Partick, Glasgow v, David CUNNINGHAM b: ca 1884 bp: Renton, Dumbartonshire John CUNNINGHAM b: ca 1888 bp: Renton, Dumbartonshire Walter CUNNINGHAM Christina CUNNINGHAM b: ca 1874 bp: Cardross, Dumbarton Peter CUNNINGHAM b: ca 1877 bp: Cardross, Dumbarton \\\\cf0 | MacFarlane, Janet "Jessie" (I17047)
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| 93 | Children Margaret BUNTIN b: 1874 bp: Taradale, Victoria, AUSTRALIA d: 1875 dp: Taradale, Victoria, AUSTRALIA Jessie BUNTIN b: 1875 bp: Taradale, Victoria, AUSTRALIA William BUNTIN b: 30 Oct 1876 bp: Taradale, Victoria, AUSTRALIA d: 1949 dp: Maldon, Victoria, AUSTRALIA Peter BUNTIN b: 1879 bp: Taradale, Victoria, AUSTRALIA d: 1955 dp: Reservoir, Victoria, AUSTRALIA Robert BUNTIN b: 1882 bp: Taradale, Victoria, AUSTRALIA d: 6 Aug 1966 dp: Castlemaine, Casterton, Victoria, AUS... Christina BUNTIN b: 1884 bp: Taradale, Victoria, AUSTRALIA d: 5 Apr 1969 dp: Kew, Victoria, AUSTRALIA Martha BUNTIN b: 1887 bp: Taradale, Victoria, AUSTRALIA d: 6 Apr 1977 dp: Blackburn South, Victoria, AUSTRALIA Walter BUNTIN b: 1889 - bp: Taradale, Victoria, AUSTRALIA d: 1932 dp: Warragul, Victoria, AUSTRALIA Ann BUNTIN b: 1881 bp: Taradale, Victoria, AUSTRALIA d: 1953 dp: Warrnambool, Victoria, AUSTRALIA | Mcfarlane, Jane (I17037)
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| 94 | Children: Alexander Cameron June 1906 Drainie, Morayshire, Scotland 16 Nov 1942 Gray's Hospital, Elgin, Scotland Neil Gray Cameron 25 January 1911 Haileybury, Ontario, Canada 1st October 1997 Beechgrove House, Perth Burgh, Scotland, United Kingdom | Cameron, Charles Gray (I15023)
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| 95 | Clarence E MCFARLAND (1870 - ca1900) (Research by Peter Folsom McFarlin - May, 2012, revised Oct 2018) 1893; found in PA Marraiges (pg 2918) Beaver co, PA; Clarence E McFarl and and Maggie A Ewing married 4 April 1893 | McFarland, Clarence E (I14786)
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| 96 | CMW member #87 Archaeologist who unearthed history of early American wars dies Professor David Starbuck dies at 71 CHESTERTOWN – David Starbuck spent his life digging up the past. The archaeologist, professor and author of 22 books, Starbuck unearthed artifacts at forts and battlefields in New York and Shaker villages in New Hampshire. With just a mason's trowel and his bare hands, he discovered everything from bones to buttons that informed historians' understanding of early America. "You can build a whole world from fragments," he once told a reporter. Sadly, Starbuck's digging days ended on Sunday evening. The lifelong Chestertown resident died at age 71 after an 18-month battle with stage four pancreatic cancer. And for those who called him friend or worked by his side sifting through dirt on historic lands, Starbuck will be missed. "It's a tremendous loss," said Edward Carpenter, the president of the Rogers Island Heritage Development Alliance in Fort Edward where Starbuck frequently worked. "He was diagnosed more than a year ago, but he we so dedicated to his work, he didn't let it stop him. He was digging here from July to the second week in November. He was driven by his work." Carpenter said that Starbuck was excavating Rogers Island since the 1990s and that the majority of the items found in the former British military settlement, at one time the largest in the nation with 16,000 soldiers, were pulled from the ground by Starbuck. A gold braid for an officer's uniform, coins, musket balls, shards of pottery and animal bones informed historians of a soldier's life reflect Starbuck's efforts, Carpenter said, and make up the rotating collection on display at the island's visitor's center. George Wertime, who was close friends with Starbuck since they were in kindergarten in Chestertown, said that Starbuck was always devoted to his work – traveling three and a half hours between Plymouth State University in New Hampshire to teach every week to his family homestead in Chestertown for the weekend. After Starbuck's diagnosis, Wertime said Starbuck continued his routine, that included numerous digs, by waking up every morning with one word on his mind: "fight." "It was remarkable," Wertime said. "To keep fighting like that. He told me he would get up every morning and say 'fight, fight, fight' and then concentrate on the positive things. Even when he had neuropathy and had no feeling from his elbows to his hands and knees to his feet, he would still drive to Rogers Island. He had total and complete determination." Plymouth State University Professor Emeritus Katherine Donahue has known Starbuck since 1976 when both were at Boston University. She said his scholarship and achievements led the university to honor him as a professor emeritus after he retired last August. And while his retirement was a blow to the university, she said his death leaves a void in the lives of the students who were enrolled in his field schools — one at Plymouth State and another at SUNY Adirondack. "He worked incredibly hard and had loyal field workers," Donahue said. "They would age and still be working with him. They would show up everywhere. He was so special, such a bright person who was able to encourage students. He would tease them and they would like that. He was eager to pass on his love for archaeology." Starbuck, a graduate of the University of Rochester with a Ph.D from Yale University, was best known locally as a scholar on the French and Indian War and the American Revolution. As part of that, he regularly excavated the grounds of Fort William Henry in Lake George too. At one point, he explored its well where, legend had it, a British payroll box of 250 coins was tossed to hide from the enemy. Starbuck never found the box of coins but did find lead and glass and part of a swivel gun used by British troops to defend the fort during a 1757 siege. "For decades he conducted many archeological digs in and around the fort, finding artifacts related to the British, French and colonial forces that fought here," Melodie Viele, director of the fort, said. "He found tools and evidence of Native Americans living at this spot long before Europeans came to this place. Each piece was carefully collected and studied by Dr. Starbuck to expand or even shed new light on the knowledge we thought we knew of this area's vast history." Starbuck also led the exhumation of Jane McCrea's grave in Fort Edward. The 17-year-old's death, at the hands of British-allied Indians in 1777, allegedly outraged Americans soldiers and inspired them to the historic victory at the Battle of Saratoga. Wertime said that Starbuck was so devoted to his work that he never married. He also didn't have any close family. His parents died long ago and his brother drowned when a helicopter he was piloting crashed, landing upside down in a body of water. Wertime said it's unclear what will happen to the Chestertown family farm where Starbucks have lived since 1794. [https://www.timesunion.com/news/article/Archeologist-who-unearth-history-of-early-15834729.php] | Starbuck, Prof. David R. Ph.D.(Yale) WiM04 (I9986)
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| 97 | Death registered at Elphinstone. Parents Robert Buntin 1795– Margaret Denholm 1794– | Buntin, Peter (I17042)
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| 98 | Dennis and Gerri had three daughters and two sons - names unknown. | McFarlin, Dennis D (I14301)
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| 99 | Did Margaret Crawford Hall have another child named Nicholas Hall, born 1836 in Alabama, who in 1850 is living with Robert McFarlane and Washington McFarlane in Lamar Co. TX? | Crawford, Margaret (I27153)
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| 100 | Died 10 days after birth of son James. | Ramsay, Mary Louisa (I16013)
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