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Volume III,. No.'3, Sept. 1977
SANTA BARBARA COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY
P.O. Box 1174Golet , CA 93017
Directors 1977
President Carleton M. Smith "Smitty"Vice President Weston H. Kingsley "Wes"Secretary Bette RootTreasurer . . Victor South "Vic"Librarian Maxine BuhlerParliamentarian Mary Ellen GalbraithEditor • • . Joseph T. Whalen "Joe"
Membership in the SBCGS is $7.50 per year to cover aperiod from 1 January to 31 December. Specialconsiderations are given for Life, Associate, andHonorary memberships. Dues for the year are payablebefore 1 February. A membership commencing afterJuly 1 shall pay one-half of the yearly dues and -eligible to receive only one half of year's Ancestor West
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The Society meets the first Saturday of each monthexcluding July and August from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PMfor an all-day workshop which includes the businessmeeting and the use of the Society Library. Themeetings are held at the Goleta Public Library,500 Fairview Ave., Goleta, CA. Visitors areencouraged to attend the meetings.
Faithfulness to the truth of history involves farmore than a research, however patient and scrupulous,into special facts. Such facts may be detailed withthe most minute exactness, and yet the narrative takenas a whole, may be unmeaning or untrue. The narratormust seek to imbue himself with the life and spiritof the time. He must study events in their bearingsnear and remote, in the characters, habits, andmanners of those who took part in them. He musthimself be, as it were, a sharer or a spectator,of the action he describes,
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ANCESTORS WEST
SANTA BARBARA COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY
QUARTERLYP.O. Box 1174
Goleta, California 93017
Volume III, Number 3 September 1977
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Presidents message 2Santa Barbara County birth records, 1885 ... 3Genealical library facilities ... 7Santa Barbara County death records 1892 .... 8Santa Barbara County marriage records 1870 . 14
Marriage records, 1858-1859 .... 15Cross word puzzle 16Queries 19Pioneer health remedies .... 22Training progrem & puzzle key 24Thomas Shaw descendents 25Exchange reviews 32Book reveiew . 34
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Ancestors West is published quarterly and issued about thefirst of March, June, Sept., and December by the SantaBarbara County Genealogical Society and is sent to allmembers. Non-member subscription is $6.00 per year andsingle copies are §1.50 each.
Any contribution of a genealogical or historical natureis urgently solicited.... from anywhere and with particularreference to the general area surrounding Santa BarbaraCounty. We welcome quotes from and discussions of itscontents when the magazine is mentioned as the source.
Advertisements per issue are solicited at a rate of $3.00for the first twenty words and 10jzJ per word for additionalwords. Exchange advertising with other genealogical andhistorical magazines is solicited.
SBCGS Ancestors West, Vol. Ill, No. 3, Sept. 1977
PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE
Perhaps the highlight of our summer break was the establishment of ourExchange Section in our Goleta Public Library. It will be found in the area ofthe microfilm reader on shelves beneath the National Geographic Magazines.Space would not permit us to put out all the periodicals, but the latest issuesof all our exchange magazines are there ~-.:open to all, every day of the monththat the library is open. Considered as reference material, they cannot bechecked out, but you can spend as much time as you have to review them there atthe library. In effect we now have those sources available to the membership30 or 31 days a month instead of one day.
Several people must be recognized for their parts in bringing all thisto a reality. It was Shirley Lettington who first contacted the Librarian tosee if such a section would be permissible so she laid the foundation for thefinished product. Upon receiving approval for the project, it was AlmaLauritsen and Mary Ellen Galbraith who physically inventoried and placed theperiodicals in position. The next step was to notify the membership so theycould make use of it. The quickest and least expensive method to do thiswas through a telephone campaign so I went down the membership roster to callsome of you. I asked each one I called to call, in turn, a few others.Thanks to those who relayed my message the system worked quite well and I believe we contacted about 9% of the membership. 'Those loyal telephonecampaigners were Margaret Bowman, Cathy Childs, Shirley Cobb, Jean Condon,Burr Coryell, Margaret Cox, Karen Heritage, Wes Kingsley, Helen Miller, BetteRoot, Vic South, Doris Sprague, Kay Gribble, Marjory Hansan and I hope Ididn't omit any name,
Vlhat is the status of our search for a permanent home for the Societyand it's expanding library? My opening paragraph may have answered thatquestion* In the past few months your Board of Directors has continued toinvestigate the issue. Considering the, criteria of 1) expense; 2) 1*™**spaces 3) training and assembly space, 4) parkings 5) refreshment areas and6) staffing of any potential facilityS we feel that the Societyis definitelyin the optimum location at the present time, especially now that a large partof our library holdings are available to the entire membership everyday ofthe month. Unless additional problems are encountered or a/f;jority or triemembership raises objections, we will consider our permanenthome to be^with aSost cooperative staff at the fine facilities of our Goleta Public Library.
Remember that the Society has a Portable microfilm reader andisavailable to any member. It is currently being ^^^'^^^J^Roth, &59 Palace Ct., Goleta, 93017. Her phone number is 967-9602 and weurge you to call her to make arrangements to borrow it*
Iwould also like to remind the membership that elections will heupon us again soon. Our By-Laws require that aV^^^^l™ ^appointed at our October meeting. Several of you will be «*j6d ^n *°serve in that capacity. Whether or not you are on that committee, I urge youS^akeyourfecundations known. Article VIII of the By-I^ws outlines tte™mLati£g and electing procedures. Review them and help us compose aBoardof Directors who will effectively manage our growing organization in the yearof 1978
CARLTON M. SMITH
SBCGS Ancestors West, Vol III No. 3, Sept. 1977
INDEXES OF THE RECORDS
IN. SANTA BARBARA COUNT?, CALIFORNIA(Continued from V«l. Ill, No. 2)
Birth Records, 188$ Compiled by Helen Miller
Note: The place of birth is Santa Barbara unless otherwise indicated.If no place of birth is recorded in the official records, a dash (-) is indicated,but the location can be assumed to be in Santa Barbara County. If no name isrecorded in the official records for father, mother or child or if no sex of thechild is recorded, a dash (-) is indicated.
Date of Place ofSurname Child Father Mother Birth Birth Sex
Abbott Mattie Mae Don Elwin Martha Ann
Edgarh Mar, Lompoc F
Abernethy Fred Clive Fred Wilbur May EudoraAbbott
2 Dec. .Guadalupe M
Anthony George Reed John G. Louise Amanda
Reed
2 Oct. — M
Abies - J. W. - 1$ ,June — M
Abraham Bertha Hannah Adolph Adeline
Crabb
12 May F
Aman - Carl • 2 Oct. — FAndrews - James - 16 Dec. — FArcher - Thomas - 15> June _ MArellanes - Ed - 8 Dec. • FAyres - W. W. - 16 Sept. — _
Backus (twins)- J. - 18 May — MBailey Annie Maude Charles Mary
Grosse
23 June Lompoc F
Balaam - - - 2\x Sept. _ FBarker - H. A. - 7 Apr. . FBatchelder Jessie Mae Frederick Caroline
Gibbs
20 Mar. Montecito F
Beal Anna Lucian Isabel T.
Nidever
20 Mar. F
Bindiola - Jose — 9 Mar. — ^
Breslauer - Theo. H. — 10 Oct. — FBroughton - Robert J* — 19 Oct. _ FBroughton Victor
SimpsonWilliam
Wallace
Amanda E.
Anthony6 June Lompoc M
Brunk - J. G. - 13 Oct. _ MBursola - - - 22 Dec. #— FCaligari - C — 8 Nov. _ FCampbell - John - 8 June mm FCandy - S. W. - 31 Jan. _
Carner - John • 12 Oct. mm FCarter - L. D. .. 26 Nov.. ^
Carrillo - Carlos . 12 May _ MCaudill George Lee Dave Sarah
Barker
20 June Lompoc M
Chafe - Samuel Eliza 11 Dec. — FCoiner Lucy Bertha
(Lulu Belle)S. T. Katharine S.
Fields
22 Sept. Santa Ynez F
SBCGS Ancestors West, Vol. Ill No. 3, Sept.1977
(Birth Records, 1885 cont.)'."' :''•'* ' Date of Place of
Surname Child Father ♦ * Mother ' Birth Birth Se:
Coleman HarryStimpson
W. S. Mary Ada"',Trace
30.Aug*;- M
Conrad Horace f. w: Sarah Witherlee ; Montecitb MMann >'.• ' Adams 26 Sept-.
Cooper ~ '' '"'.' J. w. - ' 25 Aug. •» mm
Cordero - • Antonio - 11 Dec. -'«—•M
Cordero - Edwardo — •• •• 3 May '•* wm \; FCordero "• Juno
Contia
- 10 Nov.- -;M
Cordero - Manuel • 9 Aug. mm _
Cordero mm f- - 6 Aug. m, F
Cordon - Modisto - 16 Oct. — , ,
Cota • - Henry - Lizzie 25 Nov. — 'MCraft
- Larcine . 9 Nov. — MCraig • Retta Ethel William M. (Frances)
Lavina Hill
6 Apr. Santa Ynez F
Curley - Thomas B. - 2k Sept. _ _
Dana - Dominick A . •* 28 Oct. — • fDeLassi
- C. A. - 28 Apr. _ FDoak • Hazil Olive N. S. Sally Elizabeth
• • Pritchard 17 Oct. Lompoc FDolcino
- Henry - 9 Sept. — " mm
Domingo ... Jose - 26 Sept. m. mm
Drum - John R. — 29 Mar. — • «.
Dutcher - Charles • 12 )ct. _ MEdwards . - Samuel - 2l\ Oct. _ MEmerson - Frank Agnes 5 Nov. • FEnigh - Henry - 15 Nov. — MEspinosa - Ramon " Modesta • 8 Dec. mm FFairchilds . - William • — 29 Nov. _ FFarner - Frank - k May • MFerriea John* Emma 12 Apr. _ FFesler Ida Belle Stephen Olive May 8 Dec. Santa Maria F.
Johnson
Flores - Juan - 5 Aug. _ _
Forebush - Fred — * • : 8 May • " MFoxen (twins) - -•• Ellen 6 May _ MFry Stella May Charles Eva Josephine 11 Jan. Lompoc F
Henry Gardener *Gardner - L. C.
— 21 Aug. .. _
Garland - Arthur Ida 18 July — MGann - Frazer - 21 Jan. _ FGiaccmazzi - Giovani — •• * 6 May mm FGilbert Grace •
McMillan
Thomas Elizabeth
Guthrie *
29 Jan. F
Gillett - D. B. — 29 Jan. _ MGrana - Gerod mm 15 June _ FGrannas - F. m. 27 Feb. _ «_
Griffin -. Jno m. 11 June . FHarihan. - Thomas - 13 Nov. _ MHarris - - - 25 Aug. m. m.
Hickey Walter Leslie Joseph Ada Rose 22 Jan. Montooito H
Snow
SBCGS Ancestors West, Vol- III No. 3, Sept.' -1977
(Birth Records, 1885 cont.)Date of Place'of
Surname Child Father Mother Birth . Birth Sex
Hicks Edwin
StapletonThomas Fannie P.
Sawyers28 May Los Alamos M
Hicks Maude
Ethel
William — 28 Nov.- F
Hirt - John _ 17 Dec. m, FHobson Lilburn
Iris
Jessie I. Julia B.
Houx
25 Dec. Santa Maria M
Hoffman - Charles E,• ~m 7 June «. MHoit Evelyn
MargaretE. M. Eleanor
WashingtonSaunders
2k Mar. F
Hough Jesse ♦
WinegarTheo N. Helen
Clark
2k Oct. Montecito M
Howell - Edward W, • 1 Jan. «. MHubel Emma Rosa Jacob Martha Jane
Biggs26 Aug. F
Hunter - Charles — 18 Aug. _ _
Jenkins Inez . Richard Alice
Dover
28 Nov. F
Jenkins - George W. — 28 Oct. mm FJohnson - W. F. Mary 25 Feb. .. mm
Kellogg- F. E. Lydia 29 Apr. .. M
Kimes - •. • •• ' A. L. .. • 18 Oct. _ FKniighten - W. A." . 26 Jan. _ MLarco - A. - 15 Sept. m. FLavon - G. - 31 July mm FLewis - Dan • 25 June _ FLewis - Jacob - 7 Dec. -. MLong
- Thomas - 28 May « FLord - Joe Hetty 8 Mar* mm FLow George Pace Peter Virginia
Ellen Pace
11 Jan. - M .
Lybn - Sam - 7 Nov. _ FMankin - John - 5 May . FMartin - Daniel m. 2 Oct. mm MMcMurray - William J*1 *" 2k Feb. mm
Merick - Levi - lii Oct. _ MMiller Margaret Ray E. G. -Adele Ray • 3 June FMoore Anna Mae John F. Sarah Luella
Mesick
12 Mar* F
Moore - Frank - 20 Sept. mm MMore Tyler . "Thomas ; Mary Barbara r 20 Mar. M
Alexander Roman DenIfyers - Gale m. 12 Dec. n„ M 'Newhouse - B. L. m. 19 Jan. mm FNewman - Fred - 17 Oct. _ MNydever - Henry m. 20 Jan. «^ MOakley - C. C. .. 8 Sept. mm
Ontiveros - Jose .. 1U Feb. „» MOrtega Alfred Alfred A. Adelaide 8 Feb. M
Albert Arellmes OrtegaOrtega - A. — lii Dec _ M
SBCGS Ancestors West, Vol; III No. 3, Sept. 1977
(Birth Records, 1885 cont.)Date of Place of
Surname Child Father -- Mother Birth . . j: •: Birth Sex
Ortega — Jose „, ' 21 Jan. ._
Ortega - Logracia - 20 Mar. _ _
Peabody - B. F. - 9 Mar. _ _
Peniale - Frank Celestina 22 Aug. _ _
Phoenix - Charles - 2 Oct. _ MPickles Anna Laura A. J. •Vicinda 28 Apr. Santa Maria F
Anna MorrisPico — Jose
Antonio
k Apr. - M1
Pico - Mancelo - 2 July _ _
Platz •» Joe - 15 July - —
Poage - - - 28 Sept. - " F
Postley Gladys
•
H. B. Helen
Anderson
23 July F
Prell (twins) - J. G. - 5 Apr. • _ M/FPreston Roy Chester Frank Gladdys
Moore
9 May M
Pugsley - Charles • Li7zie •• 11 Dec. - MPurkiss - John A. — 1 Feb. _ _
Putman- Alfred Louise 9 Sept. — M
Rea-
C. S. - 9 Feb. - MReed - Charles _ 11 Feb. _ MRice Philip
Hallowell
PhilipHallowell
Isabel
Perkins
23 Sept. M
Romo - Ramon - 30 June _ MRudolph - A. M. - 5 May — FSargent Roberta John Ida R.
Tucker
22 July Lompoc F
Shaw (twins) - - Mary 27 June - F
Shean/
Daniel — 10 Nov. — FSheffield - E. S. Mary 19 Aug. _ FShorkley Ruth Elisha Sarah Rebecca k July _ F
Amelia Meixell
Shuman - J. L. - k Nov. _ FSilva - Antonio Kate 6 Mar. — _
Smith - Charles A. mm 9 Mar. _ FStadder - J. C. — 9 Feb. _ FStephens - Rah - 23 May _. MStevenson Roberta
MayN. C. Ella
O'Neill
15 July Lompoc F
Stowell-
Edgar Lottie 5 Dec. . FSturgis
- Harold Mollie 10 Apr. - MSummers
- Henry - 9 Aug. — FSwift
- A. - 6 Sept. - _
Swope James
Leslie
James
William
MajellaJane Ware
22 Apr. - M
Valenzuela - Augestine - 10 Aug. __
Valenzuela - Vicente •• 11 Nov. m. MWalker - W. H. - Ik Sept. - —
Weber Carl Reinhold Eliza . 27 Sept. Santa Maria M
Weir- A. —• 20 Dec. - F
SBCGS ancestors West, Vol. Ill No. 3 Sept. 1977
GENEALOGICAL LIBRARY FACILITIES
Update
Our Santa Barbara area is fortunate in having within its boundsseveral libraries which contain holdings of interest and importance to genealogical research. As you may recall, the Society distributed five differenthandouts to the membership which told of pertinent facts about each of theselibraries. Although it has only been a few months ago when the last handout,Number 5i was distributed, some of them are already in need of change. Pleaseupdate the following handouts as indicated belows
Handout # 1 - University of California at Santa Barbaras Due toconstruction work (completion dates September or October 197?) books andoffices may not be exactly located as previously described. We recommend thatyou ask for directions from the personnel on duty.
Handout # 2 - Public Libraries: The Sutro microfilm index in theCentral Branch is now held at the Reference Desk instead of the Periodical
Desk. One microfilm reader is near the genealogical section. Another is inPeriodicals. Note that the entire section of genealogical books and references are now on shelves immediately to the right of the main entrance as youenter.
In the Goleta Genealogical Reference Section you will find, inaddition to those books previously listed, Everton's HANDT BOOK, THE U. S.CENSUS COMPENDIUM and most of the back issues of our ANCESTORS WEST. Remembertoo that in the 929 section there are several genealogies but also technicalbooks and all of these can be checked out.
Ms Carol Keator is now Head Librarian at Goleta. She has exchangedlocations with Karyle Butcher who is now at the Central Branch.
Handout # k - Historical Society (G3edhill Library): The mainchange is that Mr. R. A. Miller has replaced Mr. Robert Gates as Librarian.In a recent conversation with Mr. Miller I was reminded of the Library'sfile of newspaper clippings (many Obituaries) from the Santa Barbara NewsPress dating back to the 1950•s, possibly into the 19^0's. This source maybe of more interest to our out-of-state readers, but whoever is interestedshould also know that the Gledhill Library also has a collection of old SantaBarbara photos. They are street scenes, individual residences and the like.Copies of this material can be made at the Library for a cost of 250 a copy.
Handout # 5 - LDS Branch Librarys The most recently announcedhours of operation ares
Tuesday 1-3 and 7-9 p.m.Wednesday & Thursday 1-9 p.m.Friday 9 a.m. - noonSaturday By appointment only
"Help us to build our library, remember us when cleaning outyour bookshelves or moving, attending flea markets, auctionsales or visiting old book stores. Old history books,atlasses, town history, church history as well as genealogicalbooks and quarterlies are welcome."
from The Dutchess, Dec. 1976.
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Death Records (continued from Vol. Ill, No. 2)
The following deaths are indexed by surname in alphabetical order with additional information givenin columns as indicated. All places of death and birth are Santa Barbara unless otherwise indicated. Thetime of residency in the county is "life" unless otherwise indicated.
1892 (Compiled by Victor wT, Jouth)
isame A^re Place of Death
Ablett, Isabell D,Allen, ThomasArica, AntonioArrogue, llaryArtega, AvelinoAyala,' EmiliaAyala, Jenny 3oto deAyala, JoseAyala, Jose KariaAyala, AjUisa.Bagley, Stephen2aker, Cora EttaBall, MarthaBarton, Susan F.Bates, Elisabethliigge, Carl Keinrich
Bell, MatildaBlish, StacyBuhrenheira, HermanBums, Martial MorrisBurke, Thos.(sor; of)Calder, Harriett P.Caldwell, K. J.Garillp, Henry"Cardero, Francisco .Case, Philip Henry
Carteri, 3dmond B.
5933
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46
3372
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39.
Los AngelesGoleta
HopeGoleta
resno
nope
Residence
Place of Birth Death Date Cause of Death in County
'!• 11 Mar. Consumption 38 yrs.England 2 Dec. Cancer 2 yrs.
Kov. Suicide .33 yrs.•.--•• 26 May Consumption 17 yrs.
2 July Convulsions .16 yrs.13 ..Jan. Apoplexy
Los Angeles •15- May Consumption • 5 yrs.:'30 Mar..- Pneumonia ••' 1 yr.20 Jan. Heart Disease 6l yrs.
:'2<j Mar. Pneumonia 1 yr.Maine % Jan, Pneumonia 11 yrs...Chicago, 111, •'1? Feb. Scarlet Fever k yrs'.England :'"• 1 Hay Meart Disease • k yrs.England -16 Feb. Peritonitis . 2 yrsoEngland • 2k Dec. Heart Disease- 20 yrs.San Francisco • 18-Dec. . Meningitis -i ••
Tuber; •' ' 10 nos.Canada : 12 Jun. Cancer 13 yrs.Maine 2k Jan. Consumption -
Germany ; 6 Apr. Apoplexy 12 yrs.Fairmount 'A •Va.. 2k Jun. Consumption -
. 27 Nov. Heart Failure 3 nos.Kaine j 1'iar. Cancer. 17 yrs.Tennessee . 26 July Heart Disease 5 yrs."
2 Aug. — •' 3 nos. ••26 Aug, Cholera •2 rads.
Levriston •
Bhode Island 16 Feb. Consumption 17 yrs.15 Jan. Inflam. of
Brain 1 yr.
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Name A^e Place of Death
Cavalleri, MaryChen, Shor.
Colelante, AchilleConklin, v'alterCordero, Francilino
Cornell, Ilosetta ;•.,Cota, AmeniaCross,. AlfredDanckengny, AdoipheDavis, Llewellyn
Deimel, Lorna A.'.. Den, Paul Bell"Den, DeloresDepue, Ida ft,Diehl, Margaret
Diehl,. MaryDunshee, JohnSliz&lde, Jose de
Jesus
iillizalde, Marcos A,21vrell| RobertoSnll, S. 7.SspinasaFaber, Glen ^Iwood
F&rren, John $,Faulkner, Lucy L.
Fernald, CharlesFerris, G. A.Fleet, Thomas
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o mo.
376 mo.
23 oaii i-iateo
68 Ventura
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5 mo.2331232 Carpinteria
1959
6350
23 Montecito
HesidencePlace of Birth Death Date Cause of Death in Countv
k Jan. Convulsions 7 mos.China 12 Apr. Paralysis
Cordis 5 yrs.France
New York
20 Feb. ConsumptionKepatitus Sud.
1.5 yrs.16 yrs.
Killed oy
• >^.»_horse V* yrs.
•.. isc. 15 Apr. Hysterectomy 19 mos.7 Aug. Pertussis k mos.29 r-:ay Marasmus 6 mos.
Belgium 9 Aug. Suicide 3 yrs.San Rafael Cal, 15 Oct. Run over by
3.P. train 5 yrs.Denver, Colo, 29 Feb. Unk. 3 mos.Los Angeles 1 Dec. Peritonitis 11 yrs.
20 Oct. Cholera 6 mos.Vermont 18 Dec. Ascites 5 yrs.
1 Sept. MeningitisTuber. 6 mos.
Unk. Unk/ Unk.Vermont 13 Dec. Heart Disease -'
12 Mar. Consumption 57 yrs.Los Angeles 27 Hay Marasmus
. 19 Feb. Consumption 3 wks.Canada 5 Jun, Phthisis 2 mos.
2k Mar. Consumption 23 yrs.3an Diego 17 Jun. Inflam of
Bowels 2 yrs.Goleta 11 Mar. Consumption 19 yrs.Maryland 7 Aug. Heart clot,
Pneumonia 2k yrs.i'. Berwick, lie. 7 July. Angina Pectoris k0 yrs.New York 3 Sep. Fall, Accident 1 mo.Scotland 1 Aug. Drowning Accid. -
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Foxen, DavisFoxen, Francisco H.Furgerson, DuncanGarcia, Jose KariaGarcia, TeresaGilbert, ThomasGoiabert, ''.Goodwin, :-!ouard H.Gourley, MinnieGrant, AnnieGutreirez, AntonioGutreirez, Luis J.Haese, AnnaHartley, Karfcha A.Hartnell, Auguotias J.Hartnet, JamesHawloy, Walter 2'.
iiaynes, "Jillie .'•elm, Frits•le-.dtt* MannaHiCrX\an, Hacie:;icJ:s>:*-»ary !ia£deii/is
Hoffman, EvaHoit, Philip houltonHolland, ArthurHope, Thomas
Hung, Wing
Hunt, D, Frank (dau.Hurlburt, Hiram
James, Washington ?<•
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5 mo.6 mo.
5021
3 no,
562R
62
ko16
52576 mo,
5?
21
?5 -Z361
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2363
53
lue.ee of Death
Houe
I-iopo
Los Alleles
Santa Cruz
Hope
Montecito
Carointeria
Place of Birth
Scotland
EnglandBelgiumAugusta, Me,Santa Cruz
England •Acapulco, Hex.
Maine
Monterey, Gal,
Bridgeport,Conn.
iiussia
Mass.
Stockton
Virginia
Santa Cruz
Ivocc] Co. ii, Va,
EnglandIreland
China
Castledon, 7t.
upper ProvidencePenna,
Death Date
31 Hay25 Oct,
9 Jan.1 Aug,
25 May7 Jan.
13 Jan.29 Jan.2k Feb.
6 Apr.8 Jan.
18 Apr.18 Jan.21 Apr.
1 Feb.- •
13 Hov.
ia ::ov.2 Oct.
11 Jun.
11 Oct.
6 iiov.10 Jan.
23 Mar.2k Jan.29 Apr.11 Jan.
1876k Jan.
11 Jun.11.J.S'•'' liar.
cL- ^ej/.
Residence
Cause of Death in County_
Intero Colitis
Cholera
ConsumptionHeart Failure
Pneumonia
Bronchitis
Bronchitis
ConsumptionConsumptionHaemoptysisLa GrippeConsumptionConsumptionCancer
Pneumonia
ilarasicus
Heart Disease
Marasmus
'typhoid FeverApoplexyConsumptionCerebral
KemorageSepticaemiaClcarlet Pevor
Cerebritis chr.
Cancer of
stomach
Killed bycars (3,P.)
Typhoid FeverSoftening of
Brain
Gunshot wound,accident
5 mos.
6 mos.
mos.
55 yrs.
>mos.
A, yrs.
2 wks.k mos.
20 yrs.
>2 yrs.
kG yrs.
16 yrs.
23 yrs.
2 yrs.
0 mos. .
/• 1
°t yrs. .
1 yr.
23 yrs.
2k yrs.
18 yrs.16 yrs.
2k yrs.
3 mos.
1^ yrs.
17 yrs.
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Death Records 1892
Name
Jenkins, Isabelle 'Juana (Indian)Kelly, LevinaKibbe, John HenryLathim, EmilyLeyva, Margarita
Leib, John
laljigren, KateLindig, Charles A.Lloyd, Alvin OthelloLobero, Guiseppelopez, Juan InocenteLopez, MarthaLong, Inez
Lord, Irene MaryLugo, FranciscoMahler, Frank C,I-andell, Irene 3.Manzelli, GiovanniMartinez, William
KcDonough, EdwardKcKutt, Mary DarlingHears, Hilliam J0Mesa, Quiotilda Y I-iesaKeston, Alexander
Michel» Francis C.
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23
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25 Goleta
27Ta.
20
9 mookh Montecito
7 mo.Horaga, Maria A'ntonia de 73
Michals, Jennie T. k$
Nidever, 3inforsa 81
Hoble, Julia kj
Place of Birth
Unk.
Missouri
Bowling Green, 0.
California
Iondon, Eng.
Illinois
Italy
Lompoc, Cal.
Peoria, 111,
Italy
Ohio
Death Date
8 Iter.11 Mar.
Ik Apr.k Sep.
29 Apr.6 Apr.
29 Jan.
20 Feb.21 Jun.
17 Nov.28 Jun.10 Oct.
8 Dec.25 May
3 Jun.6 Sep.
19 Feb.9 Apr.8 Jun.
2k Oct.
10 Mar.
22 Jun.L ttay
3 Mar,Aberdeenshore,
'Scotland 21 Hov.San Gabriel, Cal. 1»+ Jun.Los Angeles 22 Jun..
Unk.
N. Y. City
13 Jan.
12 Aug.
13 Jan,
Residence
Cause of Death in County
MeningitisConsumptionTabes Hesenbes
Heart Disease
MeningitisMeningitis
Tuber.Laryngine
Fhthisis
Child birth
Pneumonia
Typhoid FeverSuicide
Inanition
Pneumonia
MeningitisTuber,
Inanition
ConsumptionConsumption.Bronchitis cap.Phthisis Pul.
Gunshot
suicide
ConsumptionConvulsions
Heart Failure
Convulsions
ConsumptionSnteric Fever
Softening ofBrain
Poisoning,Accident
Hat. causes,Old age
Meningitis
k yrs.11 yrs.
3 yrs.1 yr,
5 yrs.
22 yrs.k yrs.3 yrs.
20 yrs.35 yrs.2 yrs.3 yrs.
9 yrs.17 da.70 yrs.2 mos.
3 yrs.k yrs.
25 yrs,27 yrs,1 yr.9 yrs,9 mos.
5 yrs.2 wks.
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1 yr.
81 yrs.
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73 New Jersey 2k Nov.
16 mo. 2 Jul.
15 Hope New York 7 Jan.
29 London, Sng. 30 Sep.
70 England 7 Jan.
75 HJngland 5 Jan.
63 Germany 1 Jan.
k6 Santa Ynez Vermont 26 Feb.
58 France 28 Apr.
16 7 May
26 Ik Aug.
11 Goleta 29 Oct.
75 New York 1 Sep.
kl Hew York 28 Jan,
67 Kew Brunswick 9 Mar.
72 Mission Canon Durango, Hex. 11 Oct.
sa 6 mo. •6 Hov.
3** Vermont Ik Feb.
63 Carpinteria Maine 2Q Mar.
77 Montecito California 21 Mar.
17 2 Jun.
72 Ireland 2k Aug.
83 Montecito Belfast-, Me. 12 Oct.
57 Ohio 23 May
3 no. 2 July
27 Unk. Castle Crag,Calif. 26 Aug.
10 101 Capitan Mova Scotia 26 Jun.1388
kl China 1 Feb.
66 Carpinteria Kew York 16 Jan.
Death Records 1892
Name
Opdycke, C. MclntyreOrtega, AvelinoOstrian, Fred B.Owers, Herbert
Parrot, ElizabethParrot, JohnPelagla, SisterPerham, Doir RubenPetitdemange, LeonPico, DelvinaPico, Mary LugoPico, SusiePierson, JosephPoeff, Mary LouiseRobinson, William -Recasena, YgiiacioRodriguez, Manuela LouiRogers, Alrah C..Rogers, Charlotte
Romero, PedroSanchez, TadelloScollan, John
Senter, GermaSexton, William
Sharp, Charles S.Skeels, Lena F.
Smith, Harry
Song, SamSprague, B, L.
Cause of Death
ApoplexyConvulsions
Pneumonia
Angina• Pectoris
La GrippeLa GrippeConsumptionConsumptionAngina Pect.ConsumptionConsumptionBilious fever
PleurisyApoplexyVesicae Hem.
Nat. causes
Pertussis
SyphilisInternal
InjuriesHaematuria
MeningitisGangrene of
LungOld AgeDisease of
Liver
MeningitisHem. Heart
Failure
Congestion ofLungsHem, of lungsLa Grippe,Paralysis
Residence
in County
31 yrs.
16 mos.
10 mos.
2 wks.
Ik yrs.
15 yrs.11 yrs.
15 yrs.
2 yrs.
16 yrs.
26 yrs.
11 yrs.
20 yrs.
5 yrs.
19 yrs.
6 mos.
16 yrs.
12 yrs.
77 yrs.
17 yrs.
46 yrs.
3 yrs.
10 yrs.
6 wks.
5 da.5 yrs.
20 yrs.
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Death Records 1892 (continued)
Name
Spreshule, MartinaStanton, Charlotte B.
Staples, Gertie J.Sterling, Charles M.Stuart, Clark A,
Tapie, JosieThomas, Leo Leroy
Thome, Martin M.Todd, Joseph
Torre, Jose de la
Tryce, AlfredoTurner, Wm, Geo.Unknown
Valenzuala, AntonioMana
Valenzuala, EugeniaValenzuela, Juan BatistaVon Hagen, Annie C,Von Valkenburg, Mary T.Walker, Mary AnnWatkins, ElizabethWeitzel, Sophia W.
Wilson, JamesVIrigit, George F,Yates, Albert E.Young, WilliamYuen, Sem Ah
(Heney Yoy)
Age
68
85
2 mo.
27kO
53Ik
7k62
15 da.
Place of Death
County Hosp.
2k New Hall, Cal.786011
1 mo,
8 da.
3053393957
60
3038k5
Hope
Goleta
San Bernardino
Place of Birth Death Date Cause of DeathResidence
in County
3 mos.23 yrs.
2 mos.
10 da.
12 yrs.
53Ik yrs.
2 yrs;20 yrs.
15 da.
Alsace
N. Carolina
Hamilton, Can.Pennsylvania
Lockport, N.Y,England
Unk.
Unk.
San Francisco
EnglandIndiana
New Haven, Conn,
Ireland
Elgin, 111.Wisconsin
GermanyChina
8 Apr.7 Jan.
15 Dec.10 Dec.
8 Aug.
13 Nov.1 Jun.
7 Jun,22 July
25 Nov.
9 Jan.18 Sep.12 Mar.
11 May
31 Mar,5 Oct.
29 Apr.5 Apr.1 Jul.
29 Nov.k Jun.
9 July20 Aug.26 Aug.6 Mar,28 Apr.
ApoplexyValv. Disease
of Heart
Pertussis
ConsumptionPulmonaryApoplexy
ApoplexyPoffs Disease,
Abcess
HannoptysisDilalation of
Heart
Heart disease,Congenita
ConsumptionPneumonia
Heart Disease
Heart Disease
1 yr.
11 yrs.
Marasmus . ; 1 mo..Convulsions 8 da.Consumption 6 wks.Consumption 53 yrs.Heart Disease 5 yrs.Consumption 1 yr.Disease of
Heart 7 yrs.Heart Failure 5 yrs.ConsumptionConsumption .... 10 yrs.Alcoholism 3 yrs.Phthisis Haemop 20 yrs.
Natural causes
Marriage Records, 1870 Compiled by Carlton Smith
AMADEN, A.A. — Ordello A. STRICKLAND. 28 October.ARMSTRONG, Arthur — Barbara A. BEM. k July.AUCKER, Albert Miller — Alzada SNODGRASS. 30 March.AYALA, Ramon — Rita DAVIS. 6 October.BANNING, Pheneas — Mary E. HOLLISTER. la February.BERGEAT, Alexander — Francisca P. NEVILLE. 21 August.BCNILLA, Fedosio — Arcadia ESTERGA. 31 July.BURKE, Miguel F. — Elena M. MURPHY. 16 July.BRYNE, James — Bridget McLAUGHLIN. W$ May.CHILLSON, William D. — Maria P. TONL0TSON. 26 May. Santa Buenaventura.CLARK, George G. — Frances W. HARMON. 9 August.CLINE, Joseph — Annie PUTER. 9 August.OOQLElVWilliam R. „--*Anapa HARGAN. 29 May.DENT, George — Mary E. HARRIS, k December.FABER, George — Margaret CALLAHAN. 2 October.FERL (FERE), Edward ~ Frances SCHLER. 11 November.FISCE, Wilson Hi — Sarah I. PERRY. 31 December. Santa Buenaventura.POSTER; M. G. — Maria M. WILLIAMS. 22 September. Santa Maria.GARCIA, Vicente — Maria VALENZUELA. 6 July.GILBEZ, Miguel — Clemencianna ARALLANES. 28 February. Santa Buenaventura.GRANT, Kenneth P. — Hettie PERRY. 31 December.GREEN, John G. — Ascencion VALENZUELA. la August.HARTLEY-9 George — Martha SWEENEY. 1 September.HOLLOWAY, J. J. (I. I.) — Rebecca T. MILLER. 22 December.JOHNSON, J. N. — Doretha C. LANE . 2a August.JONES, W. R. — Adelene CUELLAR. 21 July.KUHLMAN, John A. — Maria QURIAC. 2k January.LONG, George H. — Mary DAWSON. 26 January.LOPEZ, Francisco — Guadalupe ARELLANES. 9 July.LORENZANA, Frutos — Maria del C. AYALA. j> November. Santa Buenaventura.LOWE, James — Amalia TRALL. 23 February.LUGO, Juan — Ramona VALENCIA. 8 June.MARTIN, Albert — Canda STEWART. 27 October.McCULLEY, E. H. — Clementina M. BICKLE. 5 January.McKEE, David E. -- Margarette June THOMPSON. 6 October. Santa Maria.MERIThTO, Charles — Clara J. ROGERS. 19 March.MOLLEDA, Francisco — Aldegunda R. CAMARRILLO. 10 September. Santa Buenaventura.MORELAND, Thomas — Sarah E. SWEENEY. 2 October. Santa Maria.OBAN, R. L. ~ M. S. HASEL. 21 April.O'NEILL, Owen H. — Maria Antonia HILL. 22 April.ORTEGA, Gregorio — Regina ESQUIVAL. 3 January. Santa Buenaventura.PENRY, Henry — Anne DAVIS. 30 January.PIERCE, E. H. — Mary COLBY. 23 December.PORT, Ah — Lun YOU. 26 December.POMMIER, J. B. E. — Dolores HILL. 6 August.POPE, HEZEKIAH S. — Mary C.WITHERE DGE. 3 September. Santa Buenaventura.PORTER, Azra — Rosa SPARKS. 29 April.PYSTER, John — Christina LIEB. 15 November.RAWLES Brown -- Julia A. E. McCOY. 1 June.RICH, Joseph A. — Pluma HOLCOMB. 31 May.ROMERO, Anastacio — Susanna CANEDO. 23 MarchRUIZ, Pedro — Moneco Romero de ORTEGA. 13 May
14 SBCGS Ancestors West, Vol. Ill No. 3, Sept 1977
(Marriage Records, 1870 cont.)
SALIN, Charles — Eliza Jane STEWART. 16 January.SELMAN, Benjamin — Mary DOUCHER, 16 January.SEXTON, William — Hattie CUNNINGHAM. 6 April.SHERMAN, Vanrenseilier — Amanda Jane. CONSTABLE. 20 August.TUPAJURA, Domingo — Tiopista (Indian). 21 March. Santa Ynez.VALENCIA, Nepomucino — Juana ORTEGA.. 2 February.VALENZUELA, Ylario — Juana OHVAS. 29 May.VASQUEZ, Juan — Luisa CORDERO. la August.WHITMORE, Francisco -r Marianna HAMMOND. 1 June.WILLIAMS, Leroy Jefferson — Maranda BABCOCK. 29 May.WOOLEY, George C. — Josephine I. HARER. 22 January. Santa Buenaventura.WREGHT, Albert V. — Sarah E. •HENDKECK. 26 December.
Note: The records that follow were obtained from an old Index of Marriageswhich apparently were not transferred to a later index for some reason. Theyshould be added to those published in the Spring 1976 issue (Vol. II, No. 6)
Marriage Records, 1858 Compiled by Carlton SmithBRINKERHOFF* Peter Swartmont — Elizabeth Jane NIDEVER. 3 November.CASARA, Valentine de Jesus — Maria Antonia RODRIGUEZ. L January.CRABB, Sylvanus — Georgiana COOLY . 1(6) July.Felipe de Jesus — Maria del Refugio (Indians). 25 October. Santa Ynez.FELIS, Martin — Mariana COTA. 10 August.HODGES, Daniel — Elizabeth CULLUMBER. 2k July. Buenaventura.JENKINSj Ricardo — Dorotea (Indian). 2k April.LOPEZ, Ambrosio — Martina PUA (PICA). 11 September.LOPEZ, Juan ~ Refugia RODRIGUEZ. 19 August.ORFILA, Antonio — Maria Antonia DOMINGUEZ. 23 February.PERALTA, Julio — Josefa Lugarda LORENZANA. 6 February. Buenaventura.SMITH, James M. C. --. Ynez ZUHEBA. 8 December.VILLALOA, Rafael — Rafaela VANELA. 8 February.
Marriage Records, 1859 Compiled by Carlton SmithADREAN, Ygnacio — Maria Antonia LISALDA. 19 February.AYALA, Joaquin — Gertrude RODRIGUEZ. 10 September. Buenaventura.GAFMEY, Jayme — Augustias Ortega de HAMMOND. 26 October.GARCIA> Salvador — Salvadora DUARTE. 3 October.GONZALES, Jose Antonio — Michaela Refugia BAHRISTRAS. 17 May. Buenaventura.GONZALES, Ramon — Rosa ARELLANES. 28 August.GUTIERREZ, Jose ~ Maria del Refugio ORTEGA. 1 September. Santa Ynez.LUCHEZZI, Pedro — Candelaria GARCIA. 2a(27) April.LUGO, Francisco -- Luisa BRAVO. 22 February.MARTINEZ, Secundio — Josefa Valdez de GAMMON. 21 February.MASSINI, Pedro — Margarita AYALA. 29 October.OLIVAS, Jose del Carmen — Refugia PAYOVENA. 17 July.PERALTA, Miguel — Francisca Marcela RODRIGUEZ. 3 January.PERTICA, Angel — Madalena CORDERO. 7 April.RAMIREZ, Juan Jose — Maria Concepcion (Indian). 1 November. Santa Ynez.RODRIGUEZ, Jose de Jesus — Presentacion LEYBA. 19 October.RUIZ, Jose Gabriel — Rafaela COTA. 31 January.RUIZ, Juan — Rita ONTTVEROS. 16 August. Santa Unez.SANCHEZ, Tudeo — Rita P1GUER0A. 22 September. Buenaventura.ZURMUHLEN, Augustus — Juana McCAFPREY. 12 October.
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1-Genealogical sources which indicatedonly the head of a household up to. .1850. (two words)
11-The Post Office Box number of the
Santa Barbara County GenealogicalSociety.
15-Adjective used to introduce themaiden name of a married woman.
16-Age (abbr.)17-In opposition.18-Two-letter code for Poland.19-Year of the first census to show
place of birth.20-Francis Cole • (1667*4759),early
immigrant from EN to New England.22-Diminutive for Edward.
23-Latin term meaning "intentionally sowritten to show exact reproductionof original.
2a-Last four digits in the.ZIP code ofthe Federal Records Center in SanBruno, CA.
26-Any of a multitude of local deities .of the ancient Semitic races.
27-A county in Maine*29-Test devised by 32 across.31-Initials of the British commander
at Bunker Hill.
32-French psychologist who devised an •intelligence test.
33-0pen acknowledgement or declaration.37-A family name of Nevr Jersey, but not
to be confused with Abner1 s oldradio partner.
39-According to the rules for fudgingthe reliability of genealogicalevidence (Amer. Soc. of Genealogists),sources other than eye-witnessaccounts are considered as .
al-The goddess of the rainbow inGreek mythology.
a3-Middle name of renown genealogist .and author, ...
a5-Archaic past tense of get.a6-The Family Newsletter is
published in Shrevepprt, Louisiana.a8-Two-letter code for the Bay State..50-Move along5 travel.*5l-Two-letter code for, the 21st state
to join the Union.52-An old world canal which separates
nations in conflict.5U-In the case or matter of.56-Pis aquis County, Maine.
DOWN
2-Two-letter code for England.3-*Negative abbreviation.a-A native of Yugoslavia.5-Author -of "A Genealogical Dictionaryof the•first Settled of New England".
6-MiCrbfilm'comes on a roll or .7-A county in Michigan.8-A given'name of" Teutonic origin •
meaning: "famous'1";9-Two-letter code for Tennessee.10-County seat of Tolland County, CT.11-Number of counties in Missouri.12-According to Willison's "Saints and
Strangers" the displacement of theMayflower was tons.
13-The sum of 11 down, 12 down andlii down plus 56.
la-In Roman numerals it is CDVT.18-Size- of type. •21-Affirmations or declarations
attesting to the truth."23-Thus.25-Sources of genealogical information
which are sometimes holographic.27-A discipline closely related to
genealogy.28-Two-letter code for a New England
state.
30-Per mans County, North Carolina.32-On occasions a genealogist will do
this about ancestors.
3a-Unwrought metal.35-Edward , a passenger on
the Mayflower.36-Like.38-Two-letter code for the North Star-State.
aO-Symbol for silver.1|2-A Rhode Island family.lia-Two letters that describe this puzzle.a7.-Girl*s given name.a8-Shooting star.ii9-First name of 67 across.53-Massachusetts family whose early
immigrant was John.5U-To come back to life.55-A. surname, but also a town in TX
with a ZIP code of 75aal.56-Cal ieu Parish, Louisiana.57-" his own", (two words).-58-To make known; publicize.60-Name of a county found in AL,AK,GA,
IL,IN,MD,0H, and PA.6l-Noted genealogical publisher.
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A PUZZLK TO PONDER
Try this for a little deviation from. the routine. Our intentIs to keep your mind on genealogy, test you or. the manyabbreviations and codes used in your research and still $ivevou a little relaxation.
e puzzle notice the patterns formed by then you find grandfather In the center withe arid heavy mustache; We are not sureins hack to the 40 acres he came from orres to whioh he is goinE» but thoae quarterpresented in the upper right and lowersug(•>;,est th£ t 'the rest of the black squa.reoand downs of genealogical research deterred
tone wa11 of "no 1nformat1on"•
Before starting ohblack squares. Cathe.protruding, noswhether he is look
ahead to the ^0 ac
sections may be releft corners. We
illustrate the upsby an occasional s
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58-The beverage often consumed in theearly American town taverns.
59-Iocal Parent Teachers Association(abbr.)
60-Second most popular hobby in theUnited States,
63-That is (abbr.)64-0ne who is excessively or foolishly
fond.
65-Revolves without vowels.66-Abbreviation for "by virtue of one's
office or position.67-Author of "The Researchers Guide to
American Genealogy".69-Mentioned without consonants.70-Indian noun meaning rule or
sovereignty.71-Abbreviation for a Roosevelt recovery
program.
72-Initials of American artist knownfor his home and family paintings.
73-Town in Kentucky with the ZIP codeof k\k2k.
7^Established Church (abbr.)75-Ca is a given name. Add an "e" and
it becomes a surname.
79-Two-letter code for Netherlands.80-A combining form meaning art,
science, skill.82-Military abbreviation for personnel
unaccounted for in combat.
84-In early times any relationshipcreated by legal means, includingstep relationships, were identifiedas .
87-Prefix meaning one, alone, single.88-A surname of Welch and English
origin meaning son of Adam.91-An Eisenhower sobriquet.92-A longer form of the girl's name Nora,9^-It has been used as both a given name
and a surname.
95-Road (abbr.)96-"In the year of our Lord" in two
letters.97-Actress Paye .99-A Scotch Highlander, especially one
of Celtic speech.101-The year that DeSoto discovered the
Mississippi River.105-An abbreviation for "inventories"
often found in early American documents.
106-Here
(Continued on p.oge 19*)
DOWN
62-Initials of the author of "JaquithFamily in America" who is also thetown historian of Bedford Hills,NY.
64-Chemical of which genes are composed.67-Origin of the Palatines.68-A period of time measured from some
important occurrence or date.70-rA genealogist spends much time
names, dates and places.76-To portray in words$ describe.77-Two-letter code for country from which
78 down comes from,78-If your ancestor came from Kronobergs
Lan, he must have been a •81-A family of Windsor, Connecticut, +J»«
first immigrant of which was James.83-Anglo Saxon (abbr.)84-A list of names in a genealogy in
alphabetical order together «***» r°£pnumbers.
85-Abbreviation for ZIP 11100.86-Letters indicating an alias.87-Medieval Latin (abbr.)88-A genealogist's work is never done?
it continues __•89-A genealogist is always looking for
births and •90-A city in New Jersey? a river in
South Africa? a part of southeasternPrance.
93-Father's sister.94-Two-letter code for state with motto
of "Wisdom, Justice, and Moderation".98-Two letter code for state whose state
flower is the sagebrush.99-A group of people associated together
in some way, but not a related family.100-The President's mother, Ms_ ian.101-Efland, with various alternate
spellings were found in NY, NJ andPA, The Soundex code for the name isE
102-Begin with the number of personsshown on a four-generation pedigreechart. Square that number. Doublethe result. Add four times the ber-ginning number. Subtract one thirdof the beginning number.
103-Post Office box of the CT SocietyGenealogists in Glastonbury, CT.
104-0n a pedigree chart, the ancestornumber of the first person listed i«*the eighth ff»»w«on (5+*» &***•*graw3fa*b"«-V«
or
18 33CG3 Ancestors West, Vol. Ill No. 3, Sept. 1977
EASTMAN
HUNTOON
ABBE
BROWN
SEVERANCE
NOURSE
JEWETT
CAUHAPE
LASSERE
LANDRY
MERINO
LOTHROP
CLARK
QUERIES .
Looking for the.parents;of Ann EASTMAN, b 22 May 1700,probably in NH. She m Philip HUNTOON on 22 Dec, 1720and had son Benjamin, b k Sept. 1729.
Joanne ABBE (ABBEY), b 15 Nov. I706, d 7 Sept. 1757?m Jonathan BROWN on 17 Feb. 1726. Her father wasJoseph ABBE (d 30 Nov. I705). Where and when was heb? tier mother was Abigail SEVERANCE (b 29 Aug. 1683).Where was she b? Where and when did she die?
I have information on the SEVERANCE family that goesback to a time prior to 1600, but its source is unknown.Would appreciate any leads to possible sources. Willgladljr exchange Information with anyone interested.
Have a long list of BROWNs but one generation is lackingthe details. That is Joseph BROWN who m Ann BROWN on18 Feb. 1762 or 12 Apr. I763. Their son, Jonathan,(b k Feb. I768 in Andover, NH? d 28 Nov. 18W- inAndover, NH) m Elizabeth HUNTOON. Can anyone providethe dates and places of birth and death of Joseph andAnn? I have Joseph's ancestors back to 1600 andAnn's father (Nehemiah).
The NOURSE (NURSE) surname is quite familiar, but haveyou any information on Hulda NOURSE? She was b ca1780, m Jeremiah JEWETT on 17 Jan. 1801.
Will exchange information with anyone interested inthe French families of CAUHAPE, LASSERE and LANDRY.
Mexican connections? Request information on the parentage of Francesea MERINO, b 1^ Jan. I836 in Guaymas,Mexico? d 1903 in San Jose, CA.
When and where did Abigail LOTHROP/LATHROP die? Shewas bp 2 Nov. 1639 in Barnstable, MA. She m JamesClark 7 Oct. I657. Their son, Thomas CLARK, b caI67O in Plymouth, MA.
5651 Cielo Ave. Goleta, CA 93017*. *. *. *. * « SMITH. Carlton M.,
(Continued from page .)DOWNACROSS
107-Anxious without us.109-115 across minus 101 across plus the
Soundex code numbers for "afternoon".110-New Testament (abbr.)111-B , an unusual surname of a
senator from IN.112-A genealogist is apt to label a
non-productive source as .113-36th President identifier^115-Year of the Homestead Act plus year
the Bureau of Immigration andNaturalization was created plusyear of the first census.
108-A species of sorcery, probably ofAfrican origin, practiced amongWest Indian negroes.
111-Two-letter code for a "down under"country.
lll±-Initials of Jamestown founder.
116-A valuable genealogical source whendate, port and ship details areknown, (two words)
SBCGS Ancestors West, Vol. Ill lvo. 3, 3ept 1977 19
QUERIESANCESTORS WEST will accept queries from anyone and will print them free of chargeas space permits. They will be edited to some degree, but every effort will bemade to publish them as submitted, especially the spelling of names and localities.In an effort to make them easier to read while conserving space at the same time aminimum of abbreviations will be used. The two-letter abbreviations authorized bythe U.S. Postal Service will be used to identify States, Birth, death and marriageare shown in the traditional.b,.d, and m,
MUTHART Need all info, on Nathan MUTHART and wife Lavina ofROTH Lehigh Co., PA between 1850 & 1880, Nathan m, 2ndIERCH . Anna. between I860 & 1870
KIEIN . John Philip ROTH settled Northampton Co., PA 1744.Married Miss IERCH. Need all info, on this family.
John ROTH (1800-1822) m. Catharine KIEIN (1802-1880).Resided Salisbury, Lehigh Co., PA, Need info, on theirparents,
ROTH, Carol, 555k Berkeley Rd., Santa Barbara, CA 93111
HESS Need parents of. Elizabeth HESS, b. 20 May 1758, d. 15HOLLINGER Feb. 1812? wife of Philip HOLLINGER of Franklin Co., PA
j^FR Need parents of Christena HESS wife of Michael STOVER,j^^jy t>. 1755; d. 1834 in Franklin Co., PAH0RSH Need parents pf John H0RSH, b. 1795 in PA or MD? d. 1853NISWANDER in Franklin Co., PA
Need parents of Henry WAIE, father of Clarissa FaustinaWAIE, b. 1835? wife of William Caleb BAIIEY of Scituate,MA.
Need parents of Catherine NISWANDER, b. 1812 in PA? m.John H0RSH 1837 in Greencastle, Franklin Co., PA by Rev.Ruthrauf.
RBID, Esther R., 1^20 Mountain Ave., Santa Barbara, CA 93101
HEUTHER Katharina REUTHER, b. 28 April 18^5 in Freinsheim,MALLACH Germany? emigrated to US in 1866 with sister-in-lawR01H Wilhelmina (MALLACH) REUTHER. Where did she settle:MARTINI Whom did she marry? Would like to contact descendents,
possibly living in New. York City.
Jacob Adam ROTH, Sr. lived in Heilbronn, Wurttemburg,Germany and was active in Revolution of 1848. Need namesof wife and parents, and /b, m & d dates. Issues JacobAdam ROTH, Jr., b. 18 March 1835* emigrated to US 185^,d. -1917 in New Jersey and Johanna (ROTH) MARTINI.
HERITAGE, Karen, 6657-A Pasado Rd., Goleta, CA 93017
BALL Need parents of Matilda BALL, bin KY ca 1805? mSOUTH Archibald SOUTH in Posey Co., IN 1837? d in White Co.,WOOTEN IL ca 1875. •
MATSSLL Need parents of Sarah WOOTEN,. b in NC ca 1804? mHenryC. MATSELL in Davidson Co., IN in 1821? d in White Co.,IL ca I869.
SOUTH, V. W,, k3kk Modoc Rd., #10, Santa Barbara, CA 93110
20 3BCG3 Ancestors West, Vol. Ill No. 3, Sept. 1977
QUERI3S
THOMPSON Need info my gr uncle MATTHEW THOMPSON, b 1833,HENDERSON Penn. Was in Washington County 1850, Iowa census
with father Matthew, Sr. b 1790, Ireland.Mother REBECCA HENDERSON b 1805 Penn. andsiblings. Others to Oregon 1863, rumored Matthew,Jr. to Calif. Will refund postage & exch. info.
JEFFRIES, Clara A. 18515 NW West Union Rd.Portland OR 97229
TIME Seek descendants of John TINNE of Briarley nearLiverpool, England, and Theodore F.S. TINNE, Esq.of Hawkhurst, Kent, England, nephews ofAlexandrine TINNE 1835-1869.
FRENCH Searching for place & date of b and marriage forSHELDON May French SHELDON, d 10 Feb 1936, dau of Colonel
Joseph and Elizabeth J. FRENCH, and wife ofEli Lemon SHELDON whom married before 1886.
EDLMAN Looking for descendant families of Peter andMcQUIE Mona McQUIE of Blundell Sands near Liverpool,PETHERICK England. Had several daus. Constance, Geraldine
and Frances. Mona was sister of Katherine orKathleen Edlman PETHERICK 1827-1877 who with herhusband, John PETHERICK, the first BritishConsul at Khartoum, explored central Africa1861-1864.
GRIBBLE, Katherine J. 3711 Fortunato Way, Santa Barbara,CA 93105
WEST Desire info Enos WEST, wife Jane, Harford Co.,MD ca 1750; also Benj. WEST, painter.
MARTELL, Mrs. Dorothy, 15481 Clear Creek Rd. NW, Poulsbo,WA 98370
WATHEN John WATHEN arrived Maryland 1670, searchingfor all descendents.
COLLINS, Mrs. Walton R., 2201 Riverside Dr. South Bend, Ind.46616
TYRRELL
HAND
WALBRIDGE
Need info on Mary Evaline TYRRELL, raised bythe HAND family, married 1875 Ventura, CA toWilliam Solomon WALBRIDGE, son of Henry & Mary.
LOCKE, June E., Box 23, Pt. Arena, CA, 95468
PUGH Need descendants of James Purvey PUGH, diedMELVILLE Gonzales, Monterey Co., CA 1916, Children:
Melvina, Samuel Oscar, Nancyann, James, Melindaand Mary (Melville).
GARNER, Iris, Box 237, Bronson, FL 32621
LAUGHLIN Need info descendants Samuel LAUGHLIN bornMORROW 21 Dec 1791 Pendleton District, So. Carolina,DOUGHTY m 1st Naomi MORROW 1815 Franklin Co., MO, died
22 June 1869 Yamhill Co., OR. Wagontrain west in1847, 2nd marriage to Nancy DOUGHTY (DOTY).
WHALEN, Joe, Rt. 1 Box 282, Crescent City, CA 95531.
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MAKING. DO
HOUSEHOLD HINTS AND HEALTH REMEDIES OF PIONEER ANCESTORS
Our ancestors on the frontier missed*a great many of the goods andservices available only in the populated areas of the country.Making do with whatever raw materials-- were handy was one of themain attributes of the American pioneer. The houses built ofprairie sod because there was no lumber are a famous example of.this ability to make do. But the inventive use of whatevermaterials were at hand was not limited to the large necessitiesin pioneer life. Sometimes small luxuries wore so missed thatcravings for them were developed. An'instance of this resulted inthe creation of the nock lemon pie by an early prairie chef whoyearned for the taste of lemons.' The available ingredient employedto Impart a lemon like taste to the pie was none other than vinegar!And, no doubt, it did add a certain pungent flavoring to pioneerlife, especially if a person put their nose olose to their pieceof dessert, as the fragrance of vinegar tended to hover around thepie. However, those pioneers blessed with stuffy sinuses hadnothing to hinder their pleasure in a piece of ersatz lemon pie.
Fixing worn out and broken belongings was another area wherepioneers excelled in making do with substitutes. In an old notebookfull of handwritten recipes and helpful hints that was put togetherby my great-aunt Bertha, a Nebraska pioneer, I found a suggestionfor a plaster, glue or putty substance. My great-aunt recommendedthis flx-it-all with a large hand-printed headline stating that itwill mend anything". The directions for this miracle mending
agent instruct one to:Douse 1 quart of wood ashes, i cup table salt andenough water to mix well. You will have a cementthat will hold anything. I mended a crack in mycoofc stove,, holes. In the wall and broken window glass.It will be dark at first and then turn white'.
The pioneers also had to contend with mending themselves as wellas their possessions. Cuts and abrasions offered more opportunityto draw upon the fireplace for useful material. Because soap wasneeded not only for general cleanliness but also to cleanse cutsand wounds, wood ashes were collected as the basic ingredient forhomemade soap. In addition, one method of treating cuts andscratches was to "pulverize a live coal and apply to the wound andcover with a rag". The charcoal would absorb all the secretionsand was often the best antiseptic available. For those whose gritfailed at the thought of placing hot- charcoal on a cut there wasthe alternative of sifting powdered resin on it before coveringwith a cloth that was to be soaked with cold water frone time to time
Illnesses such as coughs and whooping cough called for internalrenccliea. Fresh boiled milk with sugar mixed in was used to coatthe l.rroat ».nd reduce the coughing, but if a child came down withthe "ore serious sounding whooping cough, the remedy also becamemore serious. For whooping cough a teacup full of crushed sunflowerseeds were simmered in a quart of water until reduced to a pint ofliquid then a half pint of brandy and a pound of loaf sugar wereadded. This was bottled and given a few drops for an infant and ateaspoonful for older children every two hours until relief came.
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While the above remedies offered some curative possibilities,other pioneer remedies did not really offer much hope. But then,placeboes sometime work as effective cures and the power of beliefhas cured many ailments. A prime example is that many pioneersthought that simply tying a deserted hornet's nest around one'sneck would cure a sore throat.
Then, when the sore throat turned out to be diptheria, a pan offreshly sliced onions were to be placed in the patient's room toabsorb the poison of the disease and prevent it from spreading.Every morning the old onions were to be buried and replaced withfresh ones. As for the already stricken patient, a tea made fromthe bark of the root of white birch was to be administered to removethe white coating from the throat and mouth.
If, after suffering through an assortment of the above ailmentsand their remedies, pioneers survived to be bothered by rheumatism,they could always make do by applying an old fashioned poulticeof horse radish to their rheumatic limbs.
While readers may not wish to risk life and limb on the abovehealth remedies, the more adventuresome ones endowed with curiosityand some pioneer gumption might want to try the mock lemon pioneerpie recipe which follows:
PIONEER LEMON PIE
1* cups sugar3 tablespoons cornstarch1-| cups hot water
4 cup apple cider vinegar1 tablespoon butter2 egg yolks
Mix sugar with cornstarch. Stir in water, vinegar, and butter.Boil, stirring constantly, until very thick and clear. Removefrom heat. Beat egg yolks slightly and stir small amount of hotmixture into egg yolks. Add egg mixture to sauce pan. Reduceheat and simmer three minutes. Pour into baked pie shell.Beat 2 egg whites with i teaspoon cream of tartar until frothyand gradually add \ cup sugar. Beat until stiff. Spread meringueover filling. Seal to edge of crust. Bake 10 to 12 minutes,until slightly brown, at 325°.
BON APPETITE I - submitted by Katherine J. Gribble.
NEW MEMBERS SINCE JUNE 1, 1977:
Mrs. Harry C. Hanson (Marjory), 4410 La Paloma Rd., Santa Barbara,CA, 93105 967-3173
Mr. Harry Titus, 2517 Modoc Rd, #27, Santa Barbara,, 93105 682-1445Mrs. Alfred Jolly (Nell), 985 Crestwood Dr., Santa Barbara, 93105Mrs. Roland A. Jefferson (Dorothy), 105 Alameda Padre Sers,
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TRAINING PROGRAM .REVISION a'.
• Begining with our September meeting, our Society TrainingProgram will reflect another change in curriculum. Since last September we have 'been conducting a program that inclined six hours, in discussions on the detailsof various sources such as their characteristics and availability. This more thandoubled toe time required to complete the course and in effect made it more thana course for beginners as we had planned it to be.
„. .. •We are ^turning to a more streamlined curriculum which willtake three sessions to complete and the entire course can be conducted :at least
months if you wish to repeat the course as a refresher, that too will beentirely possible and permissable..
The Course For Beginners will consist of the following subjects:
Record KeepingTerms and Tools of the TradeResearch Techniques and Sources
,.,, . °?e ma^ ask where and when can instruction on those sourcei '^frf7 R1Ven in °Ur ProS™, be obtained. The Santa Barbara City
uhv !I% ^ /?UC 10n Pr°gram Vil1 include this sub^ect ^tte^ a"^her reasonwhy we decided to revise our curriculum. The Adult Education Program will beSV^ rru0WT Society Personnel and there is no enrollment fee. Classes arescheduled to begin on 12 September in Room 2at 91U Santa Barbara Street. Theywill be conducted from 10:00 a.m. to noon every Monday for 13 weeks.
c i + v ,, The TraininS Apartment of the Santa Barbara County GenealogicalSociety believes we will have a sound program Udeally suited to the needs ofour newcomers and beginners. We are pleased to join forces and coordinateefforts with the Adult Education Program.
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THOMAS filfAW AND Sii-'!R ClK IfCi DKSCRNDANTS
oomptliw my mawakki' kky church cox
tiioma:j_:5hawb^i rj"'octV"l733, "Near Belfast, Imland"d. 29 Dec. 1835, Sidney, Shelby Co. uhiom. July I?82, VirginiaPOLLY (McCUY) McKEE, widow 01 John KsKeeb. ca. 1760, Virginiad. Predeceased her husband, Bourbon Co. Ky.
Thomas Shaw sailed from Belfast, Ireland in 1772. Arriving inthis country, he settled in Cumberland Co. pa. (note by M. Cox.Perhaps it was that part of CumberIn.*-! Co. which is now Perry Co.as Samuel Shaw whom I think was his -Mother settled in Sherman'sValley which is now in Perry Co.) He enlisted for service in theAmerican Revolution "Early in the year 1777"» as a volunteer militia man, Capt. Thos. darker Col. Watts. Early in 1780 enlistedat Salisbury, Rowan Co. N.C., Capt. David Crawford, Lt. WilliamWisely; he himself was Ensign but never rec'd his commission.Taken prisoner at Charleston but was paroled. He returned toRowan Co. N.C. where he lived during the war. "Again, notwithstanding it was in violation of his parole, joined a body of militia", Capt. James Carr, Col, McKissich. In all served 13 months.
On Sept. 12, I78O at Cane's Run, John PtfcKee was shot and diedsoon after, being buried where tie fell. Before he, died "he delivered to his comrade and friend, Thomas Shaw, tender messages tohis wife, and charged him to provide for her welfare. Shaw accepted the trust, took the widow to her people in Virginia, returned and served throughout the war. When the war was over,Thomas Shaw married Polly McKee and they went to Bourbon Co. Ky.to live.....Thomas Shaw ever spoke of him (John McKee) with deepfeeling and in terms of profound regard."
Thomas and Polly Shaw went to Bourbon Co. Ky. in 1785 and settledat Ruddle's Mills. When he applied for a pension 6n k Feb. 1833,he states, "he is known to John Gregory, Alexander McClintock,John McKee, Hugh Talbot, Edward Willett, William Steele and manyother respectable .persons of "his neighborhood". Sometime afterhe applied for his pension, and no doubt, due to the loss of hiswife, he went to Sidney, Ohio, to be with his married children.He died in Sidney and is buried in Graceland Cemetery there,Section 83, Block k, Grave 12, Upright Marker 1 having been movedfrom the old Presbyterian Cemetery 15 Jan. 1911. His will is onfile in Bourbon Co. Ky. He had one step-son whom he took withhim to Kentucky.
JOHN McKEE
b. 18 Oct. 1780, Va. (Posthumus)d. 10 Sept. 184-2, Bur. churchyard, Ruddell's Mills, Ky.m. k April 1903ELIZABETH McCLINTOCKHe built and owned Ruddell's Mills. Had ten children.
Issue of Thomas and Polly (McCoy) (McKee) Shaw -
It MARGARET SHAW (dau. of Thomas & Polly Shaw)b. 25 May 1783m. William Steele
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II. UAKAIIJJHAW (<lmi. of Thnnmn A hilly lihnw)
d. 1'5 Jan. IWi)m' AM^MPM Mp.CLlNTOCK (son of Willlnrn & EHznboth
(f.ii-.OlliiLoiik). MuULInluck)b. 12 Oct. 1779d. 15 Feb. 183^Residence - Ruddell's Mills, Bourbon Co. Ky.Issue -
1- ELIZABETH McCLINTOCKb. 22 June 1809d. 2k April 1840m. 11 Feb. 1829JAMES RICHErSTEWART (son of Robt & Margery (Beaty)b. 11 Nov. 1807 Stewart)Residence - Bourbon Co. Ky*No issue.
2. POLLY McCLINTOCKb. 30 Jan. 1814d. 2k March I85Im. 5 Dec. I833WILLIAM CRAIG STEWART (son of Robert & Margery (Beaty)
Stewart)bo 20 Jan. 1812
d. 17 Aug. 1873 .k childrenHe m.(2) k Dec. I85I, Mary Wiggins. 3 childrenResidence - Rush Co. Indiana
3. WILLIAM McCLINTOCKb. 5 Dec. 1816d. 23 Aug. 1826
kt THOMAS MCCLINTOCKb.18 Nov. 1819d. 29 Aug. 1826
. ELIZABErii (BETSY) SHAW (dau. of Thomas & Polly Shaw)b. 31 July IW— "d. ca. 1822 (Probably Xenia, Ohio)m. Ik Jan. 1807, Bourbon Co. Ky.SAMUEL GAMBLE'b. 2 Aug. 1782, Cumberland Co. Pa.d. Ik April 1850, St Joseph, Mo.5 children by this marriageHe m.(2) Miss Marshall who lived only a few monthsHe m.(3) June 1824, Mary Gordon, who d. 12 March 1871k children by 3rd marriage"Samuel Gamble came to Ohio 1806, and first located in GreeneCo. Bought a farm near Xenia, and remained there until 1828when he came to Sidney, Ohio.....prior to the time of his coming to Sidney he had for a number of years been engaged inbuying and shipping produce by flat-boat to New Orleans. Hewould build a Tlat-boat on the Miama River, float it down toNew Orleans, ssll his boat and contents and return home by wayof New York. He also in company with John Neal built and loaded a boat at cidney and made the same trip. In the spring ofI85O, he and his sons Samuel and William started for California by way of the plains. Before reaching St Joseph, Mo. hewas taken sick and died in St Joseph and now lies buried there."
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Snmuo.l f.'nmblo won n Rutin/'; Kl.lor In Urn UnUmi Pronby Ur InnChurch in Sidney, luwitv; held u.t. umw offloo in the' Aauuoi-nfced Reformed Church of Xenin, uhio. ]n HHO, Smnue.1 Gamblewas fence viewer in Sidney. in hin will, Surouol gamble lolt2 Iumytrrniir0Bd 8tock to the 'i«nernl Associated Reformed Synod
oi the West". The following children and grand-children werementioned in his will #A58<*f Shelby Co. Probate Ct. Sidney, o.
1. WILLAIM G. GAMBLE ^ *2. GEORGE M. GAMBLE3» SAMUEL J. GAMBLE^* MARGAREr A. HAGGOTT5- MARY HAMILTON "
m. 6 Oct. 1821, JOSEPH HAMILTONI. SAMUEL A. HAMILTON
6- ELIZABEfH KEHOE (KAHOK) "'7. JAMES H. GAMBLE
I. ELIZABETH GAMBLE8. JANE IRWIN, wife of JOHN S. IRWIN
I. JAMES IRWINIV, SAMUEL SHAW (son of Thomas & Polly Shaw)
b. zo Nov. 1789, Bourbon Co. Ky.d. 19 Sept. 1867, Sidney, Ohiom*(^ SARAH MARSHALL (dau. of David & Sarah (Graham) Marshall)b, 2 Dec. 1793* Millersburg, Bourbon Co. Ky.d. 22 Dec. 1827, age 3k yrs. 22 days, (probably Xenia, Ohio)
1. THOMAS S]iAW ;b. 15 March 1818, on Friday, Xenia, Ohiod. 3 Sept. 1837. on Sabbath, Sidney, Ohio
In will of Samuel Shaw, #A1884, Shelby Co. Probate Ct. Ohio,dated Aug. 14, 1866i "...my wife (not named) to have the use ofall during her natural life". . "the household property togo to John Shaw, our nephew What moneys may still be onhand after paying expenses to be put to interest and the proceeds to be a perpetual subscription to the United Presbyterian Church of Sidney during all time to come......"Wits. James R. Fry, John T. Fry.(Note by M. Cox - James Robinson Fry & John Thornton Fry werebrothers. The .latter married Margaret Shaw, dau. of John &Margaret (Marshall) Shaw and were gr. grandparents of M. Cox.See SAMUEL SHAW AND SOME OF HIS DESCENDANTS in ANCESTORS WEST,
V. ALEXANDER SHAW (son of Thesias & Polly Shaw)b. 31 Dec. 1791, bourbon Co. Ky.d. 20 Nov. 1840. Sidney, Ohiom« 1813, Bourbon Co. Ky.MARTHA CULBERTSuNd. 19 Nov. 18717 Sidney, OhioAs to correct yec- of Alexander's death, The Shelby Co. Hist,gives 1849. The McKee Chart gives date above. His will contains no date, but was filed 7 Dec. 1840, Bk. 1, p. 95. in1911, due to the growth of the town, all of the cemeteries inSidney were consolidated into Graceland Cemetery further outof town, and all burials moved. Their records give no deathdate for Alexander.Issue -
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1 • ilVJUL .M°-K K15 SIIAWI/."" ?T) "\inpL. 1HI4, nourhon Co. Ky .d. .1.7 March 1899Cojmlnblo of Orrmge Twp. .'Uiolby Co. Ohio, I836
2- ELIZAI3EPH M. SHAW"b. 17 May 1816d. April 18'*2m. ADAM LINN
3. SAMUEL MCCOY SHAWb. 4 Aug. 1818, Xenia, Greene Co. Ohiod. 25 Aug. 1900, Sidney, Shelby Co. Ohiom. 1858ELIZA CATHERINE BURTGESSb. 10 Sept. 1840, Boonesboro, Md.d. 18 Dec. 1922, Orange Twp, Shelby Co. OhioHe Trustee of Orange Twp. Shelby Co. 0.Constable I852 & 1855
I. CHARLES SHAW
b. 7 Aug. 1859• Shelby Co. Ohiod. 26 March 19^0, Sidney, Ohiom- CLARA ROEDECKER
1. FRED SHAW
b. 17 Jan. 1891, Sidney, Ohiodr 14 Nov. 1965, Sidney/Ohiom. BERYL CALHOUN
Living in 1977No issue
II. MARTHA BELLE SHAW
b, 29 Sept. 1860, Shelby Co. Ohiod. 21 Feb. 19^9, Dayton, Ohio. Mem. Pk. Cem.m. 8 March I883, Covington, Miami Co. OhioELI W. SMITH (Son of Solomon & Emily (Yount) Smith)b. 9 Nov. 1857d. 21 June 193^1 Greene Co. Ohio1. SAMUEL S. SMITH
b. 2 April 1892, Montgomery Co. Ohiod. 11 Feb. 1955m. 7 March 1923IDONA ):.a?ris
2. R]"rH_l77T>r/!lirHF7"i9"7j3"w7"i!T98, Mcnt^ornery Co. OhioLvvir:;; ir- Oayton 1977.Urusarrii:-.
3. paul e. :>io:mb. 9 Nov. Io98, Montgomery Co. OhioLiving 1970m. 7 Sept. 1921LENA M. SCOTT
III. SARAH ELLEN SHAWb. 6. April 1863d. 2 April 1944, Covington, Miami Co. Ohiom. 22 Jan. I885OWEN D. MURRAY
k. MARY JANE SHAWb. 16 Oct. 1820
d. 8 June 1845m. Bush
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!i. KUHKjjj^AJ.b'XANjjjglj SHAWh. ') Jnn. Tfl2'i
6. THOMAS LOWRY SHAW
d- *?eb« Sidney, ohio7. MARTHA ANN SHAW
b7~n~se pjTTTB30d. 4 Oct. 1861ro« Wooley
8. SARAH MARGAREr SHAWD. Z9 Oct. 1833
VI. DAVID SHAW (spn of Thomas & Polly Shaw)b. 27 Feb. 1794, Bourbon Co. Ky.t' HJTl 18^' Ferry TwP- Shelby Co. Ohio.m. The McKee Chart says he m. McKpp r.rttflfto ~« „u-
Hist, by Robinson Llls hi»TI^ anflays^eT thi *5°of Alexander McClintock of Bourbon Co. Ky. Buried in theIZ, who'd'^o'Anril0^^1^' C» in Sidney^s'Martha^6bnaw, who d. 20 April 1882, ae. 68. she was 20 yrs. voune-bon rT £*' !° ry,haVe been a 2nd wife- «e wen/from^?-o 1R46 ^i *? £eniaJ.Greene Co- °- in 18l6> *° Shelby Co!Greene Co Tin +Z*Sl^ in Faye*te C°- «UB* nex* *°pT 288. interim as Ifind in Shelby Co. Hist. 0.
1. REBECCA M, SHAW (dau. of David & Martha Shaw)b. 26 June 1844, Fayette Co. Ohiom. 7 Oct. I869, Fayette Co. OhioGEORGE M. EMKR'P
o. 13 May 183V Montgomery Co. Ohiovtt WTTr?»f, £??,e, t° shelby Co. Ohio, with her parents in 1846"VII. WILLIAM SHAW (son of Thomas & Polly Shaw) #
b. 20 Sept. I796, Bourbon Co. Ky.™* mMS?L18n4i !^dney' Ohio' Graceland Cem. Lot 101, Sec. 2.
Ruth Nesbit?" s^ Mary McKee. McKee Chart saysd' -r— 1832, Sidney, Ohiom. (2) 9 May I834, Paris, Bourbon Co. Ky.SARAH (WEIR OR WARE) PAF*CFP. (widow)b. ca. 1803d. 29 April 187^. Sidney, Ohio.Issue of William Shaw by 1st marriage -
1. MARY SHAW2. ELIZABETH SHAW3* MAKGARBf SHAW^ ROBERT N. SHAW
D. 3I May 1830^ Bourbon Co. Ky.^n0^' ^9. ae. 89. Graceland Cem. Lot 101. Sec. 2.Will 22 Nov. 1905; filed Oct. 16, I.919.•m. REBECCA J, _b. 28 Nov. 1833» Sheloy Co. Ohiod. 21 Aug. 1916. Graceland Cem. Lot 101, Sec. 2.Issue not m proper order due to lack of dates.
I. THOMAS FRANK SHAWII. LAURA B. (SHAW) JOHNSTONHI. MARY A. [SHAW) WOODWARDIV• ANNA (SHAW) LEEDOMV• ELLA N. (SHAW J wife of H. B. FAULDER
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VI. SAMUEL K. SHAW.b"."T9"Jon. I857t Groan Twp. Shelby Co. uhlo(I. 2'j April I929. 'irncelnnrl c<;m. Lot 10.11Lived Piqua, Miami Co. Ohiom. HATTIE E.
1.01, Sec. 2.
5. THOMAS A. SHAWIssue of William & Sarah (Ware) (Parker) Shaw -
6. JOHN S. SHAWd. Tj Dec. 1864, Savannah, Georgia. "Killed in Action"Enrolled 11 Sept. 1861, Sidney, Ohio. Co. F. 20th O.V.I.On 5 Oct. I867, Sarah Shaw, mother of John S. Shaw, aged64, Green Twp. Shelby Co. Ohio, widow of William Shaw,applied for pension (No. 83427). Personally appearedHarry Wilson and Joseph C. Haines, of Sidney, who say theywere present when Sarah Shaw signed her name and were acquainted with William Shaw, her late husband, who died16 March 1864, Martha Mathers and Thomas Stephenson saythat they were present at the marriage of William Shaw &Sarah Weir, at Paris, Ky. 9 May 1834.(Note by M. Cox - Thomas Stephenson, mentioned above, perhaps related in some way to William Shaw. He was b. Bourbon Co. Ky. 1799. To Ohio at age 14. In 1825 he m. Elizabeth Shaw in Ky. whose identity I have not learned.Harry Wilson, mentioned above, was Judge Harrison V/ilson,Colonel of the 20th Reg. o.V.I. He was son-in-law ofMargaret (Shaw) Fry, and grandfather of this compiler.See SAMUEL SHAW AND SOME OF HIS DESCENDANTS in ANCESTORSWEST, June 1977.)
•7* SARAH A. SHAWb. June 1839d. 9 May 186 4, Shelby Co. Ohio. Graceland Cem. Lt. 100, Sec.2m. 28 March 186-3, as his 2nd wifeSNODEN T. DORSEYt (son of John & Catherine)b. 11 Jan. 1825, Shelby Co. Ohio
8. MARTHA M. SHAW9. WILLIAM H. SHAW. Dr.
b. 18 April 1842, Sidney, Ohiod. 4 Jan. 1913» Dayton, Montgomery Co. Ohiom. NETTIE .Enlisted 1862, Co, F, 15th O.V.I. Transferred to 99th,Mustered out with Reg. as 1st Lt.
10. LOUISA E. SHAWb. ca. I8S5d. 23 Aug. I860, ae. 15. Graceland Cem. Lot 100, Sec. 2.
11. FRANCIS H. SHAW12. Child - died in infancy.
REFERENCES
1. American Genealogy of the Allied Families - McKee, McClintockMills, Stipp and Stewart. This is a chart compiled by JamesRobert McKee, Los Angeles, Calif. Dec. 31, 1900. Copied atNewberry Library, Chicago, Illinois. Call No. E7.M2054.
2. Will of Thomas Shaw, Bk. K, p. 183, Paris, Bourbon Co. Ky.
3. Thomas Shaw - Revolutionary War Pension Application (S46070)from National Archives, Washington, D.C.
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4. Thomau Shaw - Graven Regis ttn t.ion Cnrd from Adj. 'ion. of Ohio.
5. Thomas Shnw - RovoluU unary IJoMUmtj |iuric?d hi Ohio, by DAK*6. Kentucky C^'rt and Other Recordn, by Mrs. William B.. Ardery.
7. Record of ^rri^.a in Bourbon Co. Ky. by Annie Walker Burns.8. Historv c.t j;i,e3.by County, Ohio, first pub. by R. Sutton & Co.,
Philadei::::.:*.;*, ?=.'- , I883. Second Edition pub. by Shelby CountyHistorical bocietv', 1968.
9. Correspondence with Kentucky Historical Society, Frankfort, Ky.
10. Recorca of "rs\c\lino Cemetery, Sidney, Ohio
11. Will of Sarfli-.ei Gw-?hle - #A58^, 1850, Sidney, Ohio.
12. Will of Sa»sv:f=l f;h:-,v - ,^1884, Sidney, Ohio
13. Graves Regis,trs+.iou Card for Wm. H. Shaw, from Adj. Gen. of 0.14. Ohio in the War, by Whitelaw Reid, Vol. II. 1893.
15. Will of Alexander Shaw, Bk. 1, p. 95t Sidney, Ohio16. Will of R. N. Shaw, Sidney, Ohio
17. Correspondence with Ruth I. Smith, Dayton, Ohio. Descendant.18. Civil War Pension Application of Sarah (Weir) Shaw (MO 83407).
Claimed pension on service of her son John I. Shaw.
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ILLINOIS:
3. DeWIT.T COUNTY GENEALOGICAL QUARTERLY III:I (Summer 1977)County KarrUage Records 1853-55* Early Letters: KEtfNEY, VANDEVENTER,ROGERS. Sarah E. CUNNINGHAM DIBBLE GAMBREL. HUTCHIN. Deaths Farmer City 1898-1901. weedman School 1877. Cemeteries: COPPENBARGERHAYS, BARNETT, GRIFFITH.
4. Genealogy Society of Southern Illinois - SAGA OF SOUTHERNILLINOIS IV:1 (Spring 1977) Maps. Early 111 Militia Lists.Wabash Co PioneerB. Maud Pub School. BELL. Pensioners on Roll 1883,Gallatin Co. BELFORB. Mortality Cans 1860, Clay Co. BELFORD. TYNER.DAVIS. TYNER Cherokee Legend, i860 Mortality Cens, Alexander Co,Index,
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INDIANA:
5* Genealogy Section Indiana Historical Society - GENEALOGYNo. 28 (April 1977) Passenger lists- Obscure Ports. Queries.Quaker Miscellany. Book Notes.
6. Genealogy Section Indiana Historical Society - TEE FOOSIERGENEALOGIST XVII:1 St. Joseph Co Marriages 1830-1838. Legisla-tion, Genealogical Interest, 1800-1825. ARMS, from Vermont in Crawford county.
XVII:2 (June 1977) Porter Co Marriages 1836-50. Childrenbetween 5 and 21 wabasfc, Adams Co 1846. Negro Registers Bartholomew Co 1853-55* 1853 County Register Negroes: Franklin, Jennings.Legislation Regarding State Roads 18CO-25. Library holdings.
KANSAS:
7. MIDtiEST GENEALOGICAL REGISTER, Wichita XII:1 (June 1977)TODD. SKACKLETT. Pioneers, Neosho Co. EKBREY. Danbury-Marlon Cem.Marriages 1876 Sedgwick Co. Bapt cem, Harrison, Van Wert Co. ShipList, North German Bark, Qoeshe 1868. DALBY-DRAKE. Wellington TaxLists 1872, Sumner Co.
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MASSACHUSETTS:
E~* Chedwato Service, Mlddleboro - CAR-DEL SCRIBE XIV (June1977) River Hill Grove Cem, Spencer, Owen Co, IND. Wills, Worches-ter Co, MD. VANT. PATTERSON. COLVER/CULVER. 93rd Regt. NY Vol Inf1861-65. PERRY. GOLDEN. LaCOLR. COATS. Groton Fort 1777. GARNERHAY. COFFIN. HOLLON. CHADWICK. OLDEN Homestead. KU^LE/CONKLE.KINGSLEY. KCCOKKE3C/KI1XERKAN.
MICHIGAN:
9. Genealogical Assn of Southwestern Michigan - THE PA3TFINDERVI:4 (Spring 1977) Mystery of Heritage (Jewish Ancestry) Computingbirth date. Proving They Exist. RYON. Microfilm Conversion table. WIEi
MISSOURI:
Id THE RESEARCHER, chillicothe No. 69 (May 1977) History Adair,Sullivan, Putnam, Schuyler Counties, mo printed 1888. History Clay,Ray, Carroll, Chariten, Linn Cos, 1893- Fayette Co Wills, Kl. BLACK-WELL . DOUGHERTY. MURPHY. 185C Fed Cens, Shannon Co, mo. GOODPASTURE.
-No. 70 (July 1977) Kentucky wills 182C-. Harrison Co, KY original Lot owners; will3. Marriages, Montgomery Co, KY* History Franklin, Jefferson, Washington, Crawford, Gasconade Counties, MO 1888.PEARSON 1850. History Andrew, DeKalb Counties, MO 1888.
OHIO:
11. Greater Cleveland Genealogical Society - THE CERTIFIED COPYVI:3 (May 1977) Copyright Law. DONKIN-SKCTON 1750 wedding. SAWYERCookbook. Will: Henry seybert. Shawnee Library Family Histories.Marriages, Cleveland 1824. 1901 Report of CRONK/CRGNKTTE of $80,000,0Searching for Heirs.
OREGON:
12. Willamette, valley Genealogical Society - BEAVER BRIEFS IX:2(April 1977) Ei«LBREE Cemetery., Polk Co. Report on Deaths by IndianHostility. Genealogy Items from Oregon City newspaper 1848. Clackamas Co Circuit Court Records, Ter CLA30N. Oregon Statesman News 1864,1889. Memorial, to Let Heirs of Settlers Inherit Land'. Zena Cemetery.Grants for Historical Preservation.
PENNSYLVANIA:
13. Hist & Gen Society of somerset County - LAUREL MESSENGERXVIII:2 (May 1977) 30CKY. Gruesome Spring 1779, MORGAN. SomersetFire 1833. Whiskey 16£ qt, 1836. HANNA, York Co. Affiish in Holmes Co,Ohio. McMILLEIv. Early Marriages 1852-53. Estates 1811, somerset Co.
SOUTH CAROLINA:
14. BULLETIN - GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY OF OLD IRYON COUNTY V:2 (May1977) That Old Time Religion. Abstracts, Ct of Tryon Co 1773. ZoarBapt Church, Cleveland Co. WELLS Cem. C0GDI1L, Rev Vet. FRANKLIN.
^ WILLIAMS. A3KW0RTH. WILLIAMS. MCDOWELL. HAWKINS-HAMMETT. 1800 CensLincoln Co, NC.
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TEXAS:
15. Chapparal Genealogical Society, THE ROADRUNNER Hi:3 (Apr1977) EHRARDT, Pioneer Dr. Cens Bureau info. Chaparral Library.Cemeteries; THOMAS, Anderson Co; Zahn, Harris Co; Bird, BurlesonCo; Caldwell (City; Masonic, Burleson Co; PILLOT, Harris; 3teger,Montgomery; RAGSDALE, Harris Co. 1870 Cens Chambers Co. Land Certificates, Washington Co 1841. Austin Co Marriages 1839. Burleson CoMarriages 1852-1856. Lee co Marriages 1874-1877. Houston County GovtDirectory 1892-96-19C0. Washington Co Hist Markers. Early Marks &Brands, Washington, Co. index, Surname. Texas county Map.
UTAH:
16. GENEALOGY Digest, Salt.Lake City VIII:2 (April 1977) VIII:2#AZZEI. Professional Photo Restoration. Prof Genealogical Diseases.Maryland Wills, plantation Records. Change in Genealogy. AncestrallyYours, correct Dates. DEVEY. Jayhawkers, Bushwhackers 7 Skeletons,GOODPASTURE. Computer indexing. UNI of Am Heritage. So CarolinaFamily Society. Bk: Brazen Overlanders of 1845. TRoots1 sequel inSlovakia.
WISCONSIN:
17. WISCONSIN STATE GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY NEWSLETTER *- XXIII;4(April 1977) LANGDON. Land Rec. Cem: So Lawrence, Snyderville;Laurence (Cady); ?t Howard, Green Bay. Duck Creek. Norwegians 1880Cens Nelson, Buffalo Co, wise, cem Forest Junction. List of Crawford Co Cems. Deaths Prairie du chien 1847-8. Citizenship Index,Door Co, 1876-. Cem: Mt pleasant; St. Paul's arodhead. pioneers.Cem St. columbkil; Black river falls; pioneer. Mortality 1850 Jefferson Co. Marriages, watertown 1654-55. Cem: Hosmer; St. John'sLutheran, Wien; Riverside. Marriages Kenosha Co 1850. Outaaamle CoChurches & Cems. Maple Creek. Golden Hill Cem. 1st.Lutheran BaptismRec, janesville. i860 Cens Somerset, St. Crois Co. Otter Creek1680 History Sauk Co. Madge Evergreen Cem. Cems: St. Mary Magdalene;St. Luke's; Minong. 1858 Directory Waukesha. Scandinavia LutheranCem. Wise Maps.
BOOK REVIEW
ARLINGTON COUNTY, VIRGINIA, A HISTORY. By Cornelia :3. Ro*>e, Jr.Arlington Historical society"""1376". Maps, illustrations. Appendix.Bibliography. Indexed. Hardcover. 274 pp.
The author is well qualified to write of Arlington County, herHome for nearly 40 years. 3he was research assistant to the CountyManager and has, published articles on Arlington history..
Nomadic hunters inhabited the area 10,000 years ago. Fromthese people with their tool3 for hunting, the book touches on earlysettlements, colonial days, Revolutionary and civil Wars to itspresent status as important seat of the national government. Thegenealogist will not fine family records here except as they relateto the development of the area, but the wealth of facts will providean accurate and rich background for interpreting life at differentstages of the past.
-Alma imhoff Lauritsen
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