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THE NEBRASKA AND MIDWEST

GENEALOGICAL RECORD

Vol. XVIII

LINCOLN, NEBRASKA, JULY-OCTOBER, 1940

No. 3-4

Edited by RAYMOND E. DALE
Nebraska Historical Library, Lincoln, Nebraska

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Hatten Family Record

page 25

Washington County Nebraska-Census 1856

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Burt County Nebraska-Census 1856

32

Cass County Nebraska Marriages

34

Index of Surnames (Volume XVIII)

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HATTEN FAMILY RECORD.
   This letter by Robert L. Hatton, Sidney, Iowa, is addressed to his nephew, C. B. Hatten, Sidney, Iowa, and is dated January 7th, 1904. This copy was made by the editor.

   "In accordance with your request made of me a short time since, to give you what information I could in regard to the Genealogy and Ancestry of our people, I take pleasure in submitting herewith what information I am in possession of, and also referring to as early dates as I can ---

   "In 1775 Thos. Jefferson (who I believe was Governor of Virginia at that time) went to Italy for the purpose of examining and procuring the different kinds of fruits of that country with a view of cultivating them on his large possessions in Virginia -- It was his purpose also to secure and bring with him on his return, a man thoroughly acquainted with fruit culture in Italy, to take full charge of same on his domain in Virginia and upon recommendation of some of the leading horticulturists & Vinyardists [sic] of that country, he succeeded in engaging my Great Grand Father, Anthony Gianniny (pronounced Je-ne-ne-accent on second syllable) his wife my Great Grand Mother was Miss Mary Modena.

   "My G. G. Father was to stay with Col. Jefferson four years, at the end of which time, Jefferson was to defray all his expenses home, in addition to his salary, provided he desired to go back, and if not he, Jefferson, was to give him 100 acres of land in this country.

   "They then set out on their return to Virginia, arriving at Richmond in the spring of 1776, after three months boisterous voyage, my Grandmother being then 2 years old.

   "My G. G. Father Gianniny remained with Jefferson five years as general manager of all Jefferson's farming and fruit business, and then went on his own farm that Jefferson gave him near Charlottesville, where he raised a family of 8 children as follows: - Catharine, Margaret, Nancy, Polly, Betsey, Nickolas, Frank and Lawrence. My Grandmother was the oldest of the family and married William Meeks* - Margaret


* Marriage bond of William Meeks and Catherine Gianniny in Albemarle Co., Va., is dated July 17, 1793.
  (See also William and Mary Quarterly, Vol. V, p. 12, and Woods, History of Albemarle County, Virginia, p. 360.)


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married Richard Meeks - Nancy married John Hayden - Polly married William Hogg - Betsey married John Tuggle - Nickolas married Polly Pierce - Frank married Judith Butler - and Lawrence married her sister, Susan.

   "My G. Father Meeks was an Englishman, but of American birth. He was a great mechanic - a natural genius - he was a practical millwright, carpenter, wagon and carriage maker, and blacksmith. He died in 1850 in Kanawha County, West Virginia., aged about 75. My Grandmother Meeks also died in Kanawha County, West Virginia, in 1856, aged about 82.

   "My G. Mother Meeks was a great favorite, when a child, of Col. Jefferson, and lived in his family more than she did at her father's before her marriage. She secretly carried meals to him for nearly two weeks while he was in hiding while Lord Cornwallis with a squad of Brittishers [sic] were around his premises searching for him to make him a prisoner. She also kept him posted as to the movements of the Red Coats - but they never troubled her, nor anything about the premises. I have never been advised as to the date of the deaths of my G. G. Father and G. G. Mother Gianniny, but they died on their farm five miles from Charlottesville - county seat of Albemarle County. The place was called 'Blenheim.'

   "My Grandmother Meeks was a noted singer. Her fame spread far and wide as a vocalist. Neighbors and others for many miles around would gather in companies and come to her house since my recollection of evenings to hear her sing. I have attended many of her singing entertainments. She was [a] perfect Nightengale. She was born April 28th, 1774, in Italy, in what was called 'States of the Church', but were Protestants. My Grandmother Meeks united with the Baptist Church when quite young, but my Grandfather Meeks, although a Christian gentleman, and a man of rare integrity, never united with any church until he became an old man, and then he was baptized into the Baptist Church.

   "My G. mother Meeks bore seven children - viz: James, Isham, John, Richard, Susan, Eliza and William. James I never saw, having died before my time, Isham raised a family and died in Ohio - John died in Rockbridge County, West Virginia - Richard and Susan died in Kanawha County, West Virginia - Eliza (my mother) died at [sic] Sidney, Iowa - William died at Logansport, Ind. He was a presiding Elder in the Methodist church.

   "My G. Father Hatton was an Englishman, born, raised and married in England, and then with his young wife, came to this country and settled in Nelson County, Virginia. There were born to them six children, viz: - William (my father), James, John, Jane, Mary and Richard. When Richard was about four years old, and my father about 16, their mother died, and in less than a year it was discovered that my G. Father was engaged to, and about to marry a young woman yet in her teens, so the children all interposed strong and determined objections to having a young girl for a stepmother, so the matter was compromised by the Father giving the farm, stock, tools, and all the household goods and everything as it then stood, together with quite a sum of money for each of the children, for the old man was independently wealthy - he then took his young wife and a large amount of money and went to Kentucky, where he settled and raised a large family of children - I believe twelve.

   "The first children never saw their Father afterwards, and all this incident so upset and exasperated the children, that my Father declared he would, and did, change the name of Hatton, and always afterwards 'Hatten' instead of 'Hatton' as it was originally spelled, so my Father was alone responsible for changing 'o' to 'e' as the former was the original English way of spelling it, and is yet with all the old Hattons and in England.


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   "My Father, William Hatton, died at Sidney, Iowa, in 1896, near the age of 96 years. James and John Hatton died in Alabama, victims of the late internecine war as thousands of others did. Jane and Mary died in Ohio, the latter never married. Richard died in Kanawha County, West Virginnia. All except Mary had families.

   "My G. G. Father Meeks came from England to this country when a young man and shortly afterwards married Miss Mollie West, daughter of John West of Hanover County, Virginia, who was an independently wealthy farmer, where he raised a family of seven children, my Grandfather William Meeks being the youngest of the family.

   "I have compiled the foregoing from data given me by my mother in writing prior to her death in regard to our people on my mother's side, but regarding our ancestry of the Hatton's, I write from memory and recollections, as given me by my father as well as by my mother on the same line."

   This copy was made by the editor from an old account book of James Richard Hatten, late of Sidney, Iowa, now the property of his daughter, Mrs. Cora (Hatten) Reeves, Hamburg, Iowa. The account preceding this record is dated May 13, 1859.

PARENTS RECORD

[p. 1] Father, William D. Hatten, Sen., was born June the 17th, 1800.
Mother, Eliza C. Hatten, was born June the 5th, 1802.
William D. Hatten and Eliza, his wife, were married January the 3rd, 1824.*

BIRTHS

Robert Lonsford Hatten, son of William and Eliza Hatten, was born November the 1st, 1824.
Charles Spotswood Hatten was born May the 20th, 1826.
Thomas Henry Hatten was born January the 1st, 1828.
Mary Fraces [sic] Hatten was born March the 11th, 1830.
Edward Washington Hatten was born June the 30th, 1832.
William Dunbar Hatten, Jr., was born June the 18th, 1833.
James Richard Hatten was born March the 19th, 1836.
Matthew Houston Hatten was born July the 18th, 1838.
Benjamin Harrison Hatten was born November the 7th, 1840.
John Anthony Hatten was born February the 27th, 1842.
Thaddeus C. S. P. W. S. S. Hatten was born July the 24th, 1844.
Sebastian Cabot Hatten was born November the 7th, 1848.

MARRIAGES

[p. 2] James Richard Hatten and Ellen Stanton were married on the 15th of September, 1858,
     by the Rev. Franklin Jenkins.
William D. Hatten died March 16th, 1896.
Eliza C. Hatten died March 21st, 1876.
Father and mother of J. R. Hatten.

Margaret Stanton died February 1st, 1883.
Thomas Stanton died April 5, 1845.
Father and mother of Ellen Stanton.

PARENTS RECORD

[p. 3.] Margaret Stanton was born January the 4th, 1808. Ellen Hatten's mother.
Father, Thos. Stanton, was born 1797.
J. L. Stanton was born December 21st, 1827.
Susan Crowley, wife of J. L. Stanton, was born May 30, 1834.


* William Hatten married Eliza Meeks, Jan. is, 1824. - Marriage records, Nelson Co.. Va.


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Alvira Holt, second wife of J. L. Stanton, was born May 26, 1844.
Thomas H. Hatten died May 13, 1874.
Uncle, William Meeks, died September 30, 1850. Catharine, his wife, died April 29, 1863.
PARENTS RECORD

[p. 4] Father, James R. Hatten, was born March the 19th, 1836.
Mother, Ellen Hatten, was born June 14th, 1838.
James R. Hatten and Ellen, his wife, were married September 15th, 1858.
Susan Stanhope Hatten, daughter of James R. and Ellen Hatten, was born October the 3rd, 1859.
Margaret Frances Hatten was born February 3rd, 1861.
Eliza Cora Hatten was born October 7th, 1863.
Robert Franklin Hatten was born April 3rd, 1865.
Milton Stanton Hatten was born January 1st, 1867.
Verda Ellen Hatten and James Richard Hatten, Jun., were born July 6th, 1873.

DEATHS

[p. 5] Susan Stanhope Hatten, daughter of J. R. and Ellen Hatten, died April the 6th, 1861.
     Age: one year, six months and three days.
Margaret F. Hatten died Sunday, May 3rd, 1863.
James R. Hatten, Jr., died Thursday, October 6, 1882.

 

WASHINGTON COUNTY NEBRASKA CENSUS - 1856

  This enumeration was taken by George W. Hepburn, Deputy U. S. Marshall, who was sworn in July 29, 1856, by Isaac S. Hallock, Justice of the Peace. His oath as to the correctness of the returns was taken September 2, 1856.

DE SOTO

[p. 1] A. Benjamin, b. in N. Y. farmer; 1 m. 21 up.
Z. Jackson(a), b. in Pa., recorder; 4 m. 21 up.; 1 f. 16 up.; 1 member of family blind.
W. Phinny(b), b. in Pa., doctor; 2 m. 21 up.; 2 f. 16 up.; 2 f. und. 16.
Benjamin Perrin, b. in Pa., blacksmith; 1 m. 21 up.; 1 f. 16 up.; 1 f. und. 16.
J. M. Tohy, b. in Ireland, farmer; 3 m. 21 up.; 2 m. 16 up.; 5 m. und. 16; 1 f. 16 up.; 3 f. und. 16.
J. Blackwood (a), b. in 0., farmer; 1 m. 21 up.; 5 m. und. 16; 1 f. 16 up.; 1 f. und. 16.
C. Edwards(c), b. in England, farmer; 3 m. 21 up.; 1 f. 16 up.; 1 f. und. 16.
L. Yeomans, b. in Tenn., farmer; 3 m. 21 up.; 1 f. 16 up.
E. Sullivan (a), b. in N. Y., carpenter; 6 m. 21 up.; 3 f. 16 up.; 1 f. und. 16.
P C. Sullivan (a), b. in N. Y., brick maker; 6 m. 21 up.; 2 m. 16 up.; 5 m. und. 16; 1 f 16 up.; 1 f. und. 16.
P. Sprague, b. in Ohio, brick maker; 1 m. 21 up.; 3 m. und. 16; 1 f. 16 up.; 2 f. und. 16.
L. Cachlin (a), b. in France, carpenter; 2 m. 21 up.; 6 m. und. 16; 1 f. 16 up; 1 f. und. 16.
H. Hitchcock, b. in N. Y., farmer; 2 m. 21 up.; 4 m. und. 16; 1 f. 16 up.; 1 f. und. 16.
E. Bacon, b. in N. Y., carpenter; 1 m. 21 up.


  (a) Listed in the census of Washington Co., 1855.
  (b) This seems to be A. Phinney, who was listed in the Washington Co. census, 1854 and 1855. The enumerator seems to have made several errors as to initials and place of birth.
  (c) Listed in the census of Washington Co., 1854.


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J. Davis(a), b. in Va, carpenter; 1 m. 21 up.; 1 f. 16 up.; 2 f. und. 16.
H. Morse, b. in N. Y. farmer; 2 m. 21 up.
J. Stogden, b. in Ind., farmer; 2 m. 21 up.; 2 m. 16 up.; 1 f. 16 up.; 2 f. und. 16.
H T. Brewster, b. in 0., farmer; 1 m. 21 up.; 2 m. und. 10; 2 f. 16 up.; 2 f. und. 16.
J. Crist, b. in 0., farmer; 1 m. 21 up.; 1 m. und. 16; 1 f. 16 up.
L. Tucker, b. in N. Y., farmer; 5 m. 21 up.; 2 f. 16 up.; 1 f. und. 16.
W. Kenard, b. in 0. merchant; 1 m. 21 up.; 1 f. 16 up.
J. H. Haskinson, b. in Va., laborer; 1 m. 21 up.; 1 m. und. 16.
R. H. Peterson, b. in Pa., laborer; 1 m. 21 up.
George Rogers, b. in Ind., laborer; 1 m. 21 up.
A. King, b. in Germany, laborer; 1 m. 21 up.
[p. 2] Sarah Bliss(d), b. in N. Y., farmer; 3 m. und. 16; 1 f. 16 up.; 1 f. und. 16.
J. Burton, b. in 0., farmer; 1 m. 21 up.; 1 m. und. 16; 1 f. 16 up.
E. Humphry (a), b. in England, farmer; 1 m. 21 up.; 1 m. und. 16; 1 f. 16 up.
S. Lewis, b. in Pa., printer; 1 m. 21 up.
Peter Kairns, b. in Pa., farmer; 1 m. 21 up.
A. McGideligan, b. in Pa., farmer; 1 m. 21 up.
R. Rowe, b. in 0. farmer; 1 m. 21 up.
H Brown, b. in 0., printer; 1 m. 21 up.
S. Himland, b. in Germany, farmer; 2 m. 21 up.; 1 f 16 up.
Geo. Mastin, b. in N. Y., mill Wright; 3 m. 21 up.; 1 m. und. 16; 3 f. 16 up.; 1 f. und. 16.
J. Glover, b. in 0., doctor; 1 m. 21 up.; 1 m. 16 up.; 3 f. 16 up.; 1 f. und. 16.
Nancy Meecum(e), b. in 0., 1 m. 16 up.; 2 m. und. 16; 1 f. 16 up.; 3 f. und. 16.
J. Ong, b. in "V", hotel keeper; 25 m. 21 up.; 1 m. 16 up.; 3 f. 16 up.
C. Davis, b. in 0., farmer; 6 m. 21 up.; 2 m. und. 16; 2 f. 16 up.; 1 f. und. 16.
James O'Connor, b. in Ireland, farmer; 1 m. 21 up.; 1 m. und. 16; 1 f. 16 up.; 2 f. und. 16.
Daniel O'Connor, b. in Ireland, laborer; 1 m. 21 up.; 1 m. 16 up.; 1 m. und. 16; 2 f. 16 up.; 2 f. und. 16.
Jerry O'Connor, b. in Ireland, laborer; 1 m. 21 up.; 1 m. 16 up.; 1 m. und. 16; 2 f. 16 up.; 1 f. und. 16.
John Keef, b. in Ireland, farmer; 2 m. 21 up.; 2 m. 16 up.; 2 f. 16 up.
James Griffin, b. in Ireland, farmer; 1 m. 21 up.; 1 m. und. 16; 1 f. 16 up.
W. Wemp, b. in Ireland, farmer; 1 m. 21 up.
S. Ellis, b. in Ireland, farmer; 1 m. 21 up.
[p. 3] Fred Hoffman, b. in Germany, laborer; 1 m. 21 up.
A. Stang, b. in Germany, laborer; 1 m. 21 up.
D. Anderson, b. in 0., laborer; 1 m. 21 up.
Daniel Bliss, b. in Mich., laborer; 1 m. 21 up.
FORT CALHOUN

[p. 4] James Craig (a), b. in N. Y., farmer; 3 m. 21 up.; 1 m. 16 up.; 1 m. und. 16; 2 f. 16 up.
E. H. Clark(f), b. in Ind., lawyer; 2 m. 21 up.; 2 f. 16 up.; 1 f. und. 16.
I. S. Peterson, b. in 0., farmer; 1 m. 21 up.; 3 m. und. 16; 1 f. 16 up.; 1 f. und. 16.
Samuel Peterson, b. in 0., mechanic; 1 m. 21 up.; 2 m. 16 up.
W. M. Peterson, b. in 0., farmer; 1 m. 21 up.; 1 f. 16 up.
Mike Upton, b. in Ireland, farmer; 1 m. 21 up.


(d) Perhaps the wife of Benjamin Bliss, recorded in the Washington Co. census, 1856.
  (e) Perhaps the wife of E. S. Mechem, recorded in the Washington Co. census, 1856.
  (f) E. H. Clark, twice a member of the Nebraska Legislature, was born at Richmond, Ind., 1829, and settled at Fort Calhoun, 1864. He died at Omaha, Apr. 4. 1906. - Blair Democrat, 1906 Apr. 12. See also Pilot (Blair), 1906 Apr. 9.


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Jesse Eslic, b. in Vt., farmer; 1 m. 21 up.; 1 m. und. 16; 1 f. und. 16.
George Stevans, b. in N. Y., hotel keeper; 13 m. 21 up.; 1 m. und. 16; 3 f. 16 up.; 2 f. und. 16.
Edward Shoebridge, b. in England, tailor; 1 m. 21 up.; 1 m. und. 16; 1 f. 16 up.; 1 f. und. 16.
Charles Shoebridge, b. in England, tailor; 1 m. 21 up. 1 m. und. 16; 1 f. 16 up.; 1 f. und. 16.
William Moore(g), b. in N. Y., doctor; 1 m. 21 up.; 1 m. 16 up.; 3 m. und. 16; 1 f. 16 up.; 4 f. und. 16.
Daniel Sawyer(a), b. in 0., farmer; 1 m. 21 up.; 1 m. und. 16; 2 f. 16 up; 1 f. und. 16.
Hugh McNeely(h), b. in 0., printer; 1 m. 21 up.; 2 m. und. 16; 1 f. 16 up.; 3 f. und. 16.
Thos. J. Allan (a), b. in Va., printer; 1 m. 21 up.; 1 m. und. 16; 1 f. 16 up.
Robert Allan, b. in Va., blacksmith; 1 m. 21 up.
P. D. Johnson, b. in Ky., farmer; 1 m. 21 up.; 2 m. und. 16; 1 f. up; 2 f. und. 16.
J. Young, b. in N. Y., printer; 1 m. 21 up.; 3 m. und. 16; 1 f. 16 up.; 3 f. und. 16.
Sarah Rhodes(i), b. in N. J., hotel keeper 1 f. 16 up.; 1 f. und. 16.
Henry Tuttle, b. in Conn., mechanic; 1 m. 21 up.
Hiram White, b. in Vt., mill Wright; 1 m. 21 up.; 1 m. 16 up.; 1 m. und. 16; 1 f. 16 up.; 2 f. und. 16.
[p. 5] Eli Crampton, b. in N. Y., farmer; 1 m. 21 up.; 1 m. und. 16; 1 f. 16 UP.
James Harrison, b. in Va., farmer; 1 m. 21 up.; 7 m. und. 16; 1 f. 16 up.; 1 f. und. 16.
A. Arnold(g), b. in Vt., Indian agent; 2 m. 21 up.; 1 m. 16 up.; 1 m. und. 16; 2 f. 16 up.; 2 f. und 16.
John Allan, b. in Va., farmer; 1 m. 21 up.; 2 m. und. 16; 1 m. 16 up.; 2 f. und. 16.
Charles Thrush, b. in England, mason; 3 m. 21 up.; 1 m. und. 16; 1 f. le up.; 1 f und. 16.
Harvey Brayden, b. in Pa., laborer; 2 m. 21 up.; 2 f. 16 up.; 1 f. und. 16.
W. H. Russel, b. in Tenn., miller; 2 m. 21 up.; 2 m. 16 up.; 1 f. 16 up.
M. Downs, b. in Conn., carpenter (although listed with Fort Calhoun families, his post office is given as
     Omaha); 2 m. 21 up.
John G. Allison, b. in Pa. boarding house; 8 m. 21 up.; 2 m. 16 up.; 3 f. 16 up.
G. H. Cotton, b. in N. Y., farmer; 4 m. 21 up.; 1 m. 16 up.; 2 m. und. 16; 2 f. 16 up.; 1 f. und. 16.
Wm. Connor(g), b. in Ireland, farmer; 1 m. 21 up.; 1 m. und. 16; 1 f. 16 up.; 3 f. und. 16.
Theodore Thompson, b. in 0., farmer; 1 m. 21 up.
Wm. Shipley (a), b. in 0., farmer; 1 m. 21 up.; 1 m. 16 up.; 4 m. und. 16; 1 f. 16 up.; 2 f. und. 16.
Thos. Lowe (a), b. in England, farmer; 1 m. 21 up.; 1 m. und. 16; 1 f. 16 up.; 3 f. und. 16.
James Wiseman, b. in Ind., farmer; 3 m. 21 up.
Geo. W. Nevell (a), b. in N. Y., farmer; 2 m. 21 up.; 1 f. 16 up.; 1 f. und. 16.
John Sullivan, b. in Ind., farmer; 1 m. 21 up.; 1 m. und. 16; 1 f. 16 up.; 4 f. und. 16.
John Ryon, b in Ireland, farmer; 1 m. 21 up.; 1 m. und. 16; 1 f. 16 up.; 3 f. und. 16.
William Clark, b. in 0., farmer; 2 m. 21 up.
(g) Listed in the census of Washington Co., 1854 and 1855.
  (h) He was editor of the Nebraska Enquirer (De Soto), May 1860 to Feb. 1861.
  (1) Perhaps the wife of Orrin Rhodes, recorded in the Washington Co. census, 1856.


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Mrs. Tew, b. in Ill., boarding house; 5 m. 21 up.; 1 m. und. 16; 1 f. 16 up.; 1 f. und. 16.
B. Franklin, b. in N. Y., hotel keeper; 2 m. 21 up.; 1 m. 16 up.; 1 m. und. 16; 1 f. 16 up.; 3 f. und. 16.
William Beales(j), b. in England, farmer; 2 m. 21 up.; 1 m. 16 up; 1 m. und. 16; 2 f. 16 up.; 1 f. und. 16.
A. P. Allan, b. in Va., grocer; 2 m. 21 up.; 1 f. 16 up.
Nicholas Runyon, b. in Mass., mechanic; 2 m. 21 up.; 1 f. 16 up.; 1 f. und. 16.
G. W. Homan, b. in N. Y., farmer; 1 m. 21 up.; 1 m. und. 16; 4 f. 16 up.; 1 f. und. 16.
Thos. Shipley, b. in 0., farmer; 1 m. 21 up; 1 f. 16 up.
CUMING CITY

[p. 6] A. Plank, b. in 0., carpenter; 1 m. 21 up.
W. Cabbie, b. in Ind., farmer; 1 m. 21 up.; 1 f. 16 up.; 1 f. und. 16.
J. M. Smith, b. in Ind., farmer; 1 m. 21 up; 1 f. und. 16.
J. Pate, b. in Va., farmer; 5 m. 21 up.; 3 m. 16 up; 1 m. und. 16; 1 f 16 up.; 1 f. und. 16.
L. A. Pate, b. in Ind., farmer; 2 m. 21 up.; 1 m. 16 up.; 1 m. und. 16; 1 f. 16 up.; 1 f. und. 16.
A. Medanihean, b. in 0., farmer; 2 in. 21 up.; 1 m. 16 up.; 2 m. und. 16; 2 f. 16 up.; 1 f. und. 16.
H. Lochlin, b. in Vt., carpenter; 1 m. 21 up.; 1 f. 16 up.
S. Ellis, b. in N. Y., carpenter; 2 m. 21 up.; 1 m. und. 16; 1 f. 16 up; 2 f. und. 16.
H. Quinby, b. in N. Y., farmer; 1 m. 21 up.
John Shoop, b. in N. Y., carpenter; 2 m. 21 up.; 1 m. 16 up.
J. Wright, b. in Me., farmer; 1 m. 21 up.
C. Kinney, b. in N. H., farmer; 1 m. 21 up.
Samuel C. Hobbs(k), b. in N. H., farmer; 1 m. 21 up.; 1 m. 16 up.; 1 f. 16 up.
A. S. Foss, b. in Me., machinist; 1 m. 21 up.; 1 f. 16 up.
James M. Grant, b. in Me. machinist; 1 m. 21 up.
John Dunlap, b. in 0., farmer; 2 m. 21 up.; 1 m. 16 up.; 2 m. und. 16; 1 f. 16 up.
G. White, b. in Ill., mill Wright; 1 m. 21 up.; 1 m. 16 up.; 1 in. und. 16; 3 f. 16 up.; 1 f und. 16.
A. Chrisbum, b. in 0., farmer; 1 m. 21 up.
P. Thorn, b. in Wis., miner; 1 m. 21 up.; 1 f. 16 up.
E. Pauler[?], b. in Me., farmer; 1 m. 21 up.; 2 f. 16 up.; 2 f. und. 16.
S. Boyle, b. in 0., farmer; 2 m. 21 up.; 1 m. 16 up.; 1 in. und. 16.
T. C. Wadkins, b. in Pa., carpenter; 2 m. 21 up.; 1 m. 16 up.; 1 in. und. 16; 1 f. 16 up.; 1 f. und. 16.
E. Pitcher, b. in N. Y., farmer; 2 m. 21 up.
J. B. Miller, b. in N. Y., jeweler; 1 m. 21 up.; 1 m. und. 16; 1 f. 16 up.
[p. 7] 0. W. Thomas, b. in N. Y., carpenter; 7 m. 21 up.; 1 m. 16 up.; 3 f. 16 up.; 1 f. und. 16.
A. Dimmick, b. in Pa., surgeon; 1 m. 21 up.; 1 m. und. 16; 1 f. 16 up.
J. Bois(a), b. in Pa., farmer; 1 m. 21 up.; 2 m. und. 16; 1 f. 16 up.; 3 f. und. 16.
A. W. Phillips, b. in Pa., surveyor; 3 m. 21 up.; 1 m. 16 up.; 2 m. und. 16; 1 f. 16 up.; 1 f. und. 16.
0. M. Bidesawl, b. in Va., joiner; 2 m. 21 up.; 1 m. 16 up.
P. G. Cooper(a), b. in Ind., farmer; 9 m. 21 up.; 3 f. 16 up.


(j) W. B. Beales, b. May 21, 1816, Cambridge, England, came with his parents to Will Co., Ill., in 1839, and settled in Washington Co. 1856. He married 1835 Elizabeth Austen. - Andreas, History of Nebraska, p. 1472.
  (k) He died before March 1860, when his estate was before the probate court Nebraska Enquirer (De Soto), 1860 Mar. 15.



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