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Capt. John Gorham¹

Father

Ralph Gorham2 b. b 1602

Last Edited

11 Sep 2021

Baptism*	John was baptized on 28 January 1620/21 in Benefield, Northamptonshire, England.2,1
Immigration*	John immigrated to unknown POE, North America, on 20 June 1635. White says, "a John Gorham, perhaps this man, was a passenger on board the Philip, bound for North America, 20 June 1635, with Richard Morgan, master".2
Marriage*	He married Desire Howland, daughter of John Howland Sr. and Elizabeth Tilley, circa 1643 in Plymouth, Plymouth Colony, New England.2,1
Milit-Service*	Capt. John Gorham served as a Captain with the local militia during King Philip's War in December 1675. He took part in the Narragansett fight where he was wounded. He died of the resulting fever.3
Death*	John died before 5 February 1675/76. John died intestate; on 7 Mar 1675 his wife and sons James and John were named administrators of his estate; the estate was settled in March 1676/7.4,1
Burial*	He was buried in Swansea, Bristol Co., Massachusetts Bay Colony.2,1

Children with Desire Howland:

Desire Gorham+5,1,6 b. 2 Apr 1644, d. 30 Jun 1700 Temperance Gorham7,1 b. 5 May 1646, d. 12 Mar 1714/15 Elizabeth Gorham8,1 b. 2 Apr 1648, d. b 5 Mar 1684 James Gorham8,1 b. 28 Apr 1650, d. 18 Nov 1707 Lt Col. John Gorham+8,1 b. 20 Feb 1651/52, d. 11 Nov 1716 Joseph Gorham8,1 b. 16 Feb 1653/54, d. 9 Jul 1726 Jabez Gorham8,1 b. 3 Aug 1656, d. 18 May 1735 Mercy Gorham8,1 b. 20 Jan 1658, d. 24 Sep 1725 Lydia Gorham8,1 b. 11 Nov 1661, d. 2 Aug 1744 Hannah Gorham8,1 b. 28 Nov 1663, d. 1728 Shubael Gorham+8,1 b. 21 Oct 1667, d. 1750

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Desire Gorham^1,2,3

Father	Capt. John Gorham4,3,2 b. 28 Jan 1620/21, d. b 5 Feb 1675/76
Mother	Desire Howland4,3,2 b. c 1625, d. 13 Oct 1683

Last Edited

7 Dec 2021

Birth*	Desire, daughter of Capt. John Gorham and Desire Howland, was born on 2 April 1644 in Plymouth, Plymouth Colony, New England. Howland gives date of 20 May 1644.5,6,3
Marriage*	She married Capt. John Hawes, son of Edmund Hawes, on 7 October 1661 in Barnstable, Barnstable Co., Massachusetts Bay Colony, New England.5,1
Estate-Will	Desire was named an heir in the will of Edmund Hawes, her father-in-law as 'daughter Desire, wife of my sd son John', dated 5 May 1692 at Yarmouth, Barnstable Co., Province of Massachusetts Bay, New England.1
Death*	Desire died on 30 June 1700 in Yarmouth, Barnstable Co., Province of Massachusetts Bay, New England, at age 56.1,7

Children with Capt. John Hawes:

Elizabeth Hawes+8,9 b. 5 Oct 1662, d. fr 25 Dec 1732 - 13 Feb 1732/33 Mary Hawes10 b. 10 Jun 1664, d. 5 Mar 1725/26 Edmund Hawes11 b. 2 May 1669, d. b 15 Oct 1701 John Hawes Jr.11 b. 14 May 1671, d. 27 Dec 1723 Joseph Hawes11 b. 16 Jul 1673, d. 5 Nov 1752 Jabez Hawes11 b. 20 May 1675, d. bt 31 Mar 1692 - 15 Oct 1701 Ebenezer Hawes11 b. 24 Mar 1678/79, d. a 15 Oct 1701 Lt. Isaac Hawes12 b. 9 Mar 1679/80, d. fr 15 Oct 1701 - 18 Mar 1731 Desire Hawes11 b. 28 Feb 1681/82, d. bt 8 Feb 1723 - 1724 Benjamin Hawes11 b. 20 Mar 1682/83, d. a 15 Oct 1701 Experience Hawes11 b. 24 Sep 1686, d. 19 Nov 1758

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Capt. John Hawes¹

Father

Edmund Hawes1,2 d. b 20 Jul 1693

Last Edited

16 Sep 2022

Birth*	John, son of Edmund Hawes, was born between 1635 and 1640 at probably in Duxbury, Plymouth Colony, New England.1
Marriage*	He married Desire Gorham, daughter of Capt. John Gorham and Desire Howland, on 7 October 1661 in Barnstable, Barnstable Co., Massachusetts Bay Colony, New England.3,1
Estate-Will	John was named executor and an heir in the will of Edmund Hawes, his father, dated 5 May 1692 at Yarmouth, Barnstable Co., Province of Massachusetts Bay, New England.1
Occupation*	John was a cutler circa 1696 at Barnstable, Barnstable Co., Province of Massachusetts Bay, New England. He also served as a representative to the General Court for two years, starting in 1696. Pane-Joyce adds, "John was Treasurer of Barnstable from 1695 through 1698".1,2
Estate-Will*	Capt. John Hawes left a will dated 15 October 1701, naming sons Joseph and Isaac as executors and heirs. Other named heirs were daughters Desire and Experience. Others mentioned, though not specifically as heirs, were Ebenezer Hawes, John Hawes Jr., Benjamin Hawes, Mary Hawes and Elizabeth Hawes.1
Death*	John died on 11 November 1701 in Yarmouth, Barnstable Co., Province of Massachusetts Bay, New England. White writes, "According to Col. John Gorham's Wast Book, Capt. John Hawes of Yarmouth, having his Leg Cut of Dyed with it".1,2
Estate-Probate*	John's will was probated on 19 November 1701.1
Estate-Inventory	His estate was inventoried on 25 November 1701. The estate was valued at £629-8-4.1

Children with Desire Gorham:

Elizabeth Hawes+4,5 b. 5 Oct 1662, d. fr 25 Dec 1732 - 13 Feb 1732/33 Mary Hawes4 b. 10 Jun 1664, d. 5 Mar 1725/26 Edmund Hawes4 b. 2 May 1669, d. b 15 Oct 1701 John Hawes Jr.4 b. 14 May 1671, d. 27 Dec 1723 Joseph Hawes4 b. 16 Jul 1673, d. 5 Nov 1752 Jabez Hawes4 b. 20 May 1675, d. bt 31 Mar 1692 - 15 Oct 1701 Ebenezer Hawes4 b. 24 Mar 1678/79, d. a 15 Oct 1701 Lt. Isaac Hawes6 b. 9 Mar 1679/80, d. fr 15 Oct 1701 - 18 Mar 1731 Desire Hawes4 b. 28 Feb 1681/82, d. bt 8 Feb 1723 - 1724 Benjamin Hawes4 b. 20 Mar 1682/83, d. a 15 Oct 1701 Experience Hawes4 b. 24 Sep 1686, d. 19 Nov 1758

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Elizabeth Hawes^1,2

Father	Capt. John Hawes3,4 b. bt 1635 - 1640, d. 11 Nov 1701
Mother	Desire Gorham5,4 b. 2 Apr 1644, d. 30 Jun 1700

Last Edited

22 Sep 2022

Birth*	Elizabeth, daughter of Capt. John Hawes and Desire Gorham, was born on 5 October 1662 in Yarmouth, Barnstable Co., Massachusetts Bay Colony, New England. White note birth year as, '5 Oct 1661 (sic); probably ought to be 1662; she certainly was not born two days before her parents' marriage'.5,6
Marriage*	She married Capt. Thomas Daggett, son of Thomas Daggett and Hannah Mayhew, on 22 January 1683/84 in Bristol, Rhode Island Colony, New England. There is no mention of a wife in the main work of Banks, but the 1966 Addenda at the end of Vol. III contains the following: "Thomas Daggett, b. abt. 1658, m. Elizabeth Hawes, dau. of John and Desire (Gorham) Hawes." Bristol was part of Massachusetts at the time of their marriage.6,1
Move	Elizabeth and Thomas moved their residence from Edgartown to Bristol, Rhode Island circa 1685.1,7
Move	Elizabeth and Thomas moved their residence from Bristol to Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts between 1689 and 1691.1,7
Estate-Will	Elizabeth was named an heir in the will of Edmund Hawes, her grandfather, dated 5 May 1692 at Yarmouth, Barnstable Co., Province of Massachusetts Bay, New England.8
Estate-Will	Elizabeth was mentioned in the will of Capt. John Hawes dated 15 October 1701.8
Estate-Will	Elizabeth was named an heir in the will of Capt. Thomas Daggett, her husband, dated 8 July 1726 at Edgartown, Dukes Co., Province of Massachusetts Bay, New England, receiving housing and a third of his lands during her natural life.9,10,11
Estate-Will*	Elizabeth Hawes left a will dated 25 December 1732, naming son Timothy as sole executor and an heir. Other named heirs were sons Thomas and Benjamin, daughters Thankful, Mary, Jemima, Hannah and Elizabeth, daughter-in-law Mary Smith Daggett and grandchildren Samuel Daggett, Betty Daggett and Lydia Norton.      E P White gives a conflicting date of 1735 on p. 163 in daughter Mary Dagget's biography.12
Death*	Elizabeth died from 25 December 1732 to 13 February 1732/33 in Edgartown, Dukes Co., Massachusetts, New England. Banks death date is 15 Feb 1733.1,6
Estate-Probate*	Elizabeth's will was probated on 25 February 1732/33.1

Children with Capt. Thomas Daggett:

Samuel Daggett13 b. 10 Jun 1685, d. b 8 Jul 1726 Hannah Daggett1 b. 27 May 1687, d. a 25 Dec 1732 Elizabeth Daggett1 b. 1690, d. a 25 Dec 1732 Capt. Timothy Daggett1 b. 1692, d. 17 Sep 1775 Jemima Daggett1 b. 1694, d. a 25 Dec 1732 Thankful Daggett1 b. 6 Apr 1696, d. 2 Jul 1766 Mary Daggett+1 b. 8 Aug 1698, d. 13 Dec 1779 Capt. Thomas Daggett1 b. 1700, d. May 1783 Benjamin Daggett1 b. 23 Jan 1701, d. Dec 1791 Desire Daggett13 b. 1702, d. bt 1726 - 1732

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Mary Pease¹

Last Edited

14 May 2016

Birth*	Mary was born on 17 February 1685 in Martha's Vineyard, New York (now Massachusetts), New England.1
Marriage*	She married Samuel Daggett, son of Capt. Thomas Daggett and Elizabeth Hawes, on 11 July 1705. Issue: Samuel, Seth, Love, Solomon, Sylvanus, and Elizabeth Daggett.2
Death*	Mary died in April 1767 at age 82.2

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Thomas Mayhew^1,2

Father	Gov. Thomas Mayhew1,2 b. 1591, d. 25 Mar 1682
Mother	Martha Parkhurst1 d. b 6 Mar 1632

Last Edited

31 May 2017

Birth*	Thomas, son of Gov. Thomas Mayhew and Martha Parkhurst, was born in 1620/21 in England.2
Immigration*	Thomas immigrated to New England in 1631.2
Marriage*	He married Jane Lnu before 1648. Issue: Matthew, Thomas, John, Jerusha, Jedidah, and unnamed Mayhew; marriage date based on birth year of first child noted in Banks; Jane m2 Richard Sarson after the death of Thomas.1,3
Death*	Thomas died in 1657 in mid-Atlantic.2

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Woolsey Burton^1,2

Last Edited

7 Oct 2022

Birth*	Woolsey was born on 20 February 1687/88 in New England.1,2
Marriage*	He married Ann Bagwell Leatherbury, daughter of Perry Leatherbury and Comfort Bagwell, before 9 April 1728 in New England. Ancestry's date is circa 1713. They claim 6 issue from this marriage: Woolsey (1713-1751, m. Elizabeth Burton), Ann (1717-?), Agnes (1721-1783, m. James Hathaway w/ 4 issue), Comfort (1724-1796, m. Burton Waples w/ 9 issue), Patience (1725-1823!), and William Burton (1727-1777). Yoder adds John (?-? ) and Benjamin Yoder (?-?).3,2
Death*	Woolsey died on 21 May 1730 in Sussex Co., Pennsylvania Colony (now Delaware), New England, at age 42.1,2

Children with Ann Bagwell Leatherbury:

John Burton1 b. c 1711 Woolsey Burton II1 b. c 1713, d. c 1751 Ann Burton1 b. c 1716 Benjamin Burton1 b. c 1718, d. c 1783 Agnes Burton1 b. c 1721 Comfort Burton1 b. c 1724 Patience Burton1 b. c 1727, d. c 1823 William Burton1 b. c 1729, d. c 1777

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Fnu Tuttle¹

Last Edited

14 May 2016

Marriage*

He married Elizabeth Ellis, daughter of Thomas Ellis and Catherine Lnu, before 11 March 1851.1

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Edwin Bartlett^1,2

Father

William Bartlett2 b. c 1784

Last Edited

10 Mar 2023

Birth*	Edwin, son of William Bartlett, was born circa 1828, date estimated.2
Census1860	Edwin appeared on the 1860 Federal Census of Chesterville, Morrow Co., Ohio, as 27 yo Edwin W Bartlett in the household of George Washington Shurr and Mary Bartlett; as 41 yo grocer George W. & 34 yo Mary L. Shurr.3
Residence*	Edwin resided at the old home place in Morris Twp., Knox Co., Ohio, in 1862.1

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Lawrence D. Durst^1,2,3

Last Edited

17 Mar 2024

Birth*	Lawrence was born between 1876 and 1877 in Indiana.2
Marriage*	He married Saloma Merein "Loma" Andereck, daughter of Irvin Minor Andereck and Amanda Maria "Mandy" Baughman, on 14 September 1904 in Howard Co., Indiana. Married 7 years in the 1910 census suggests 1902-1903. Loma shows 5 born with 3 living.      My preliminary research suggests their children were Marguerite Waunita Durst (1906-1954, m1 Fnu Jennings, m2 Harold J Darlin) and Anita Maud Durst (1909-1993, m1 Fnu Conrad, m2 Hugh Fry, m3 Floyd Vernon Fifer 1931).1,2,3
Census1910*	Lawrence and Saloma appeared on the 1910 Federal Census of South Bend, St. Joseph Co., Ohio, enumerated 28 April 1910, as 33 yo bicycle store merchant Lawrence & 34 yo wife Loma Durst. Lawrence's children 4 yo Marguretta & 0.6 yo Anita, and Loma's son 14 yo Hery Woods were listed as living with them.2

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Eunice Bartlett¹

Father	Ebenezer Bartlett1 b. 1711, d. 2 Mar 1788
Mother	Ann Clark1 b. 12 Jan 1702, d. 1 Oct 1742

Last Edited

8 Jan 2025

Birth*

Eunice, daughter of Ebenezer Bartlett and Ann Clark, was born on 29 October 1735 in Newton, Middlesex Co., Province of Massachusetts Bay, New England.2,3,4,1

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George Emmet Cox^1,2

Father	William Bennet Cox3 b. 1 Feb 1848, d. 12 Jul 1916
Mother	Mary Ella Blair2 b. 13 Mar 1853, d. 18 Oct 1935

Last Edited

13 May 2024

Birth*	George, son of William Bennet Cox and Mary Ella Blair, was born on 30 September 1875 in Texas.4,5
Census1880	George appeared on the 1880 Federal Census of Bonham, Fannin Co., Texas in the household of his parents, William Bennet Cox and Mary Ella Blair, as 4 yo son Emmett Cox.6
Marriage*	He married Daisy Clair Buzbee on 4 March 1903 in Paris, Lamar Co., Texas. Three born with two living in the 1910 census.7,8,9,10
Census1910*	George and Daisy appeared on the 1910 Federal Census of Quanna Twp., Comanche Co., Oklahoma, enumerated 14 May 1910, as 33 yo retail merchant George E & 27 yo wife Daisy C Cox. Their children Maurice Blair and William B. were listed as living with them, along with George's great uncle Frank Blair and 1c1r (listed as 2nd cousin) Ervie Joe Blair.11
Occupation*	George was a self-employed merchant on 12 September 1918 at Cache, Comanche Co., Oklahoma.8
Census1920*	George appeared on the 1920 Federal Census of Cache, Comanche Co., Oklahoma, enumerated 8 January 1920, as 43 yo widower George E Cox. His children Maurice Blair, William B. and Murray Emmet were listed as living with him. Also in the home were George's 66 yo mother Mary Ella Cox and 38 yo sister Jessie Mae Cox.12
Census1930	George appeared on the 1930 Federal Census of Cache, Comanche Co., Oklahoma in the household of his mother, Mary Ella Blair, as 56 yo son George Emmett Cox.1
Census1940	George appeared on the 1940 Federal Census of Cache, Comanche Co., Oklahoma, enumerated 20 April 1940, as 64 yo George Emmett Cox. His 60 yo sister Jessie Mae was listed as living with him.13
Death*	George died in 1947.5
Burial*	He was buried at Highland Cemetery in Cache, Comanche Co., Oklahoma. Joint headstone photo available at Find A Grave.5

Children with Daisy Clair Buzbee:

Elizabeth Cox14 b. 10 May 1905, d. 28 Apr 1906 Maurice Blair Cox12 b. c 1907 William B. Cox12 b. c 1908 Murray Emmet Cox12 b. 20 Apr 1912

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Daisy Clair Buzbee^1,2

Last Edited

13 May 2024

Birth*	Daisy was born in 1881 in Texas.2,3
Marriage*	She married George Emmet Cox, son of William Bennet Cox and Mary Ella Blair, on 4 March 1903 in Paris, Lamar Co., Texas. Three born with two living in the 1910 census.1,4,5,2
Census1910	Daisy and George appeared on the 1910 Federal Census of Quanna Twp., Comanche Co., Oklahoma, enumerated 14 May 1910, as 33 yo retail merchant George E & 27 yo wife Daisy C Cox. Their children Maurice Blair and William B. were listed as living with them, along with George's great uncle Frank Blair and 1c1r (listed as 2nd cousin) Ervie Joe Blair.6
Death*	Daisy died in 1919.2
Burial*	She was buried at Highland Cemetery in Cache, Comanche Co., Oklahoma. Joint headstone photo available at Find A Grave.2

Children with George Emmet Cox:

Elizabeth Cox7 b. 10 May 1905, d. 28 Apr 1906 Maurice Blair Cox8 b. c 1907 William B. Cox8 b. c 1908 Murray Emmet Cox8 b. 20 Apr 1912

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Sophia Downey¹

Father	Hugh Brown Downey2,1 b. c 1820, d. 12 Feb 1881
Mother	Eleanor "Ellen" Corter2,1 b. 13 May 1846, d. 8 Jan 1922

Last Edited

29 Mar 2021

Birth*	Sophia, daughter of Hugh Brown Downey and Eleanor "Ellen" Corter, was born circa 1871 in Indiana.1
Census1880	Sophia appeared on the 1880 Federal Census of Pike Twp., Ohio Co., Indiana in the household of her parents, Hugh Brown Downey and Eleanor "Ellen" Corter, as 9 yo Sophia Downey.3
Death*	Sophia died on 7 January 1890 in Williamstown, Rush Co., Indiana.2

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Lizzie Downey¹

Father	Hugh Brown Downey1 b. c 1820, d. 12 Feb 1881
Mother	Eleanor "Ellen" Corter1 b. 13 May 1846, d. 8 Jan 1922

Last Edited

11 Sep 2021

Birth*	Lizzie, daughter of Hugh Brown Downey and Eleanor "Ellen" Corter, was born circa 1876 in Indiana. 1878 per INGenWeb.1,2
Census1880	Lizzie appeared on the 1880 Federal Census of Pike Twp., Ohio Co., Indiana in the household of her parents, Hugh Brown Downey and Eleanor "Ellen" Corter, as 4 yo Lizzie Downey.3
Burial*	She was buried at Vevay Cemetery in Vevay, Switzerland Co., Indiana.2
Death*	Lizzie died in 1880.2

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Nettie Downey¹

Father	Hugh Brown Downey1 b. c 1820, d. 12 Feb 1881
Mother	Eleanor "Ellen" Corter1 b. 13 May 1846, d. 8 Jan 1922

Last Edited

11 Sep 2021

Birth*	Nettie, daughter of Hugh Brown Downey and Eleanor "Ellen" Corter, was born in August 1879 in Indiana. 1877 per INGenWeb.1,2
Census1880	Nettie appeared on the 1880 Federal Census of Pike Twp., Ohio Co., Indiana in the household of her parents, Hugh Brown Downey and Eleanor "Ellen" Corter, as 0.9 yo Nettie Downey.3
Death*	Nettie died in 1880.2
Burial*	She was buried at Vevay Cemetery in Vevay, Switzerland Co., Indiana.2

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John Bartlett "of Windsor"¹

Last Edited

5 Feb 2025

Birth*	John was born perhaps 1613. FamilySearch Pedigree Research File for Adoniram Bartlett claims without source citation that he was born 09 Nov 1613.
Emmigration*	John emigrated in 1636, from England..2
Residence	John resided in Windsor, Connecticut Colony, New England, in 1640/41.3,2
Marriage*	He married Margaret Rust before 13 June 1641, assuming prior to birth of first child, Isaiah.      Nellie Bartlett in Aaron Bartlett of Brookfield, lists John's children (she makes no claims re his wife's name) as Esaya (presumably Isaiah), Beniamin, Hepsibah, Jehoida and Mehitable. The wives, Abia Gillett, Deborah Barnard, and Sarah Hiller, align with the names I currently show.4,5
Residence*	John resided at Poquonock in Windsor, Connecticut Colony, New England, on 13 September 1649. In Colony 1636, Trumbull transcribes a portion of the records from "A Generall Courte in Hartford, The 13th of September, 1649" as follows, "This Courte taking into consideracon the many dangers that the familyes of Thomas Holcombe, Edward Grisswold, John Bartlitt, Francis Grisswold and George Grisswold, all on Wyndsor, are in and exposed vnto, by reason of their remoate liuing from neighbors and nearenes to the Indians, in case they should all leaue theire families together without any guard ; dothe free one souldger of the formenconed families from training vppon euery training day ; each family aforesaid to share herein according to the number of souldgers that are in them : provided that man w(SUP:)eh(:SUP) tarryes at home stands about the aforesaid howses vppon his sentinell posture." In Hartford, Trumbull writes, "His lot and house were north of Thomas Holcomb's. He sold to Samuel, son of Mr. William Phelps, about 1651. In 1654 he owned and lived in a house on the mill highway, south of Daniel Clarke. He sold this place to John Case, 1669, and removed to Simsbury".6,7,3,8,1
Occupation*	John was keeper of the Rivulet ferry between 1654 and 1658 at Poquonock, Windsor, Connecticut Colony, New England.5
Move*	John moved his residence from Poquonock to Simsbury in 1669.3
Death*	John died on 14 May 1670.5
ResearchNote	Research Note of 9 September 2021 re refuting claims. See Gary A Bartlett's article in The Connecticut Nutmegger, v. 53, no. 3, March 2021, titled Refuting Misinformation on George & Mary (Cruttenden) Bartlett of Guilford, Connecticut for the lack of primary evidence on John of Windsor and George of Guilford having been related.9

Children with Margaret Rust:

Isaiah Bartlett+5,10 b. 13 Jun 1641, d. 13 Jul 1665 Benjamin Bartlett+1,2,10 b. 26 Mar 1643, d. 25 Oct 1678 Ephraim Bartlett5 b. 19 Oct 1644, d. 1648 Hepzibah Bartlett5,10 b. 14 Jul 1646 Jehoida Bartlett+11,10 b. 23 Dec 1649, d. 14 Jun 1718 Mehitable Bartlett5,10 b. 27 Feb 1650

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Andrew Alvin McHenry^1,2

Father	Irvin D. McHenry1,2 b. 17 Jul 1844, d. 15 Sep 1920
Mother	Zella Ann Downey1,2 b. 19 Oct 1847, d. 10 Jul 1923

Last Edited

14 May 2016

Birth*	Andrew, son of Irvin D. McHenry and Zella Ann Downey, was born circa 1866 in Indiana.1,2
Census1870	Andrew appeared on the 1870 Federal Census of East Enterprise, Switzerland Co., Indiana in the household of his parents, Irvin D. McHenry and Zella Ann Downey, as 4 yo Andrew A McHenry.3
Census1880	Andrew appeared on the 1880 Federal Census of Marshall Twp., Clark Co., Illinois in the household of his parents, Irvin D. McHenry and Zella Ann Downey, as 14 yo son Alvin McHenry.4

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Benjamin Bartlett^1,2

Father	John Bartlett "of Windsor"3,2,4 b. perhaps 1613, d. 14 May 1670
Mother	Margaret Rust5 b. __ __perhaps_ 1619

Last Edited

24 Apr 2024

Baptism*	Benjamin was baptized on 26 March 1643 in Windsor, Connecticut Colony, New England.5,4
Marriage*	He married Deborah Barnard on 8 June 1665. Stiles adds, "acc. to Col. Rec., 16 Feb., 1664." Bartlett concurs in this date.5,6,1,4,2
LandDeal*	He purchased the "W. end of S. lot on Backer Row, Windsor" circa 1672, selling same back to Thos. Dibble, 1672, "with the siller (cellar) that Benjamin has made upon it.". Stiles continues, "This stood W. side of highway, beyond the turn at top of the hill N. of the brook".5
Event-Misc*	Benjamin contributed "1s. to Conn. Relief Fund for Poor of other Colonies" in 1676.5
Death*	Benjamin died on 25 October 1678 at age 35.5

Children with Deborah Barnard:

Deborah Bartlett5,4 b. 3 Aug 1666 Benjamin Bartlett5,4 b. 21 Jun 1668, d. 2 Mar 1675 Isaiah Bartlett5,4 b. 9 Dec 1670 Isaiah Bartlett5 b. 26 Jul 1672 Ephraim Bartlett5,4 b. 17 Jun 1673 Jehoidah Bartlett5,4 b. 2 Nov 1675 Benjamin Bartlett+1,2 b. 15 Dec 1677, d. a 1737 John Bartlett5 b. 29 Jun 1678, d. 22 Jan 1729

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surname Palmer¹

Last Edited

27 Sep 2022

Note*

Forebears writes, This surname is derived from an occupation. 'the palmer,' a pilgrim to the Holy Land; a common entry in the Hundred Rolls. 'The faded palm-branch in his hand, Showed pilgrim from the Holy Land.': Scott. Alice le Palmere, Cambridgeshire, 1273. Hundred Rolls. Ralph le Palmere, Yorkshire, ibid. Robert le Palmere, Lincolnshire, ibid. Richard le Palmere, Somerset, 1 Edward III: Kirby's Quest. Roger le Palmere, Middlesex, 20 Edward I: Placita de Quo Warranto, temp. Edward I-III. Ricardus Palmer, mason, 1379: Poll Tax of Yorkshire. 1565. Henry Palmer and Agnes Hayes, widow: Marriage Lic. (London). — A Dictionary of English and Welsh Surnames (1896) by Charles Wareing Endell Bardsley Hugh Palmer witnessed resignation of the lands of Ingilbristoun in 1204 (Dryburgk, 163), and in 1253 Ricardus Palmerus de Kingore attested a memorandum of the ornaments of the chapel of Dundemor (LAC., p. 72). Alexander Palmer witnessed a sale of land in Glasgow, c. 1280-90 (REG., p. 198), Elye Palmere held a land in Waldeuegate, Berwick, in 1307 C Kelso, 43), and Hugh Palmere was "messager" of the earl of Douglas in 1397 (Bain, IV, 489). John Palmer was to have the usufruct of the hospital lands of St. James, Stirling, in 1402 (Cambus., 108), Bartholomew Palmer in Glasgow had resignation of a liferent in his favor in 1553 (Protocols, I), and Adam Pamer or Palmer was tenant under the abbot of Kelso in 1567 (Kelso, p. 524,525). A palmer originally was one who bore a palm-branch in token of having been to the Holy Land. — The Surnames of Scotland (1946) by George Fraser Black (1866-1948) Palmer is a name of Norman origin-Old-French le paumer, i.e. the palmer or pilgrim. It is of very frequent occurrence in Anglo-Norman records in Ireland from the thirteenth century. In those early times it was not associated with any particular part of the country, and few Irish Palmers of the present day can claim descent from these mediaeval immigrants. Families of the name were definitely established as landed proprietors both in Kerry and in Meath (later Kildare) in the seventeenth century. Today it is fairly numerous only in east Ulster and in the city of Dublin. Palmer has sometimes been used as an anglicized form of Ó Maolfhoghmhair (Mullover); but it is essentially an English name. There are 57 Palmers in the Dictionary of National Biography, only two of whom have Irish connexions: one a British colonial politician who happened to be born in Ireland and the other the celebrated Dublin beauty Eleanor Ambrose (c. 1720-1818),who married Sir Roger Palmer of Mayo and Dublin. — Supplement to Irish Families (1964) by Edward MacLysaght (Anglo-Latin) Palm-Bearing Pilgrim (from Palestine) [Middle English palmer(e; Old English palm + the agential suff. -ere; Latin palma, a palm-tree] Ralph le Palmere.—Hund. Rolls- And whan I come to the kirk, And sholde knele to the roode, And preye for the peple .... For pilgrymes and for palmeres.—Piers Plowman, 2679-83. Where with my hands I hewed a house Out of a craggy rocke of stone, And lived like a palmer poore Within that cave myself alone.—‘The Legend of Sir Guy’: Percy's Reliques. The corresponding French Paulmier and Paumier are not nearly so common in France as Palmer is in this country; and there is now confusion with the French paumier, a tennis-court keeper. — Surnames of the United Kingdom (1912) by Henry Harrison This is essentially an English name of Norman origin-le paumer, the palmer or pilgrim. As such it is on record in Ireland since the thirteenth century. For its occasional use as the synonym of a Gaelic-Irish name see Mullover. SIF 121 — A Guide to Irish Names (1964) by Edward MacLysaght “Pilgrim to Jerusalem” in Old French (Paumier). From their medieval custom of carrying palm-branches. — South African Surnames (1965) by Eric Rosenthal (English) A palm-bearing pilgrim returned from the Holy Land. — Dictionary of American Family Names (1956) by Elsdon Coles Smith An incessant pilgrim-one who spent all his time in visiting holy shrines, whereas the ordinary pilgrim returned to his usual course of life as soon as his particular expiatory journey was finished. See Scott's Marmion, and English Surn. i. 131, — Patronymica Britannica (1860) by Mark Antony Lower A pilgrim, so called from the palm—branch, which he constantly carried as a pledge of his having been in the Holy Land. "Here is a holy Palmer come, From Salem first, and last from Rome." Scott's Marmion. — An Etymological Dictionary of Family and Christian Names (1857) by William Arthur Hugh le Paumier, Normandy 1180-95. Ennore, Peter, Robert le Paumer 1198, Ranulph, Robert, Warin, William, John Palmer or Palmarius 1180-95, also Richard and William Paumier. Arthur, Fulco, Peter, William Palmer, Paumer 1198 (Magni Rotuli Scaccarii Normanniae). Reginald, Robert, Roger, William, Engl. 1189 (Rot. Pip.) Hugh and William 1203 (Rotulus Cancellarii). Geoffry, Richard, Robert, William, Engl. 1194-1200 (Rotuli Curiae Regis). Palmarius or Le Paumer in the 11th and 12th centuries meant a Crusader in Palestine, and included families of different origin. In England four families of the name are traceable to a Norman origin, viz. 1. The Palmers of Lincoln, of whom Roger P. held from William de Roumar, Earl of Lincoln (Mon. i. 823), and William P. was living 1203 (Rotulus Cancellarii). He also occurs in Normandy 1203 (Magni Rotuli Scaccarii Normanniae). 2. The P.s of York, of whom Robert le Paumier gave lands to Fountains (Burton, Mon. Ebor. 166), and is mentioned in Normandy 1189 (Magni Rotuli Scaccarii Normanniae). From the Yorkshire line are stated to be descended the P.s of Warwick, ancestors of Lord Selborne. 3. The P.s of Northampton, of whom Hugh paid scutage 1203, and appears in Normandy at the same time (Magni Rotuli Scaccarii Normanniae); from whom the P.s of Carlton, baronets. 4. The Palmers of Hants and Sussex. This family is a branch of the Bassetts, deriving from Anchetil Fitz-Osmund or Basset, Lord of Cosham, Hants 1086, who went to Palestine 1096, and appears 1110 as Anchetil Palmarius at Winchester (Wint. Domesday). His son Geoffry Fitz-Anchetil or Basset, living 1103, was father of Herbert Fitz-Geoffry or Palmarius 1148 (Ib.), father of Herbert Fitz-Herbert of Hants 1165 (Lib. Niger), who had, 1. Peter de Cosham, mentioned in Normandy as ‘de Pont-Doylly;’ 2. William le Paumer or de Cosham (Testa de Neville) t. John. The latter had issue, Sir William Basset of Sussex, Knight (where the family had long held estates called Basset’s Fee in Billinghurst from the Abbey of Fescamp, Normandy), whose daughter Lucy was admitted a nun at Easeborne by letter of Archbishop Peckham (Mon. Angl.) His sons Ralph and Adam Basset occur in Sussex c. 1281 (Dallaway, West Sussex). They were subsequently resident at Steyning, bearing the name of Palmer, 1305, 1308 (PPW.: Dallaway). From Ralph descended the P.s of Angmering, who bore the Bassett arms, barry of 6 or and gules, or two bars and a bend, from whom the baronets Palmer and Earl of Castlemaine. — The Norman People (1874) From the Flemish, Palmaert; from the Dutch, Pallme; from the German, Palmer; personal name Richard Palmer held lands in Worcestershire temp. King John. — British Family Names: Their Origin and Meaning (1903) by Henry Barber Palmer. —With the exception of a scanty representation in Cumberland and Westmoreland, this name does not occur in my list in the counties north of a line joining the Humber and the Dee. The modern representatives of the ancient pilgrims (the palmers of the Crusades, who carried a staff of palm - wood in their hands) are, however, pretty generally distributed over the rest of the country, having their principal home in the east of England, especially in Norfolk, Cambridgeshire, and Kent, where, as we learn from the Hundred Rolls, they were numerous as far back as the 13th century, particularly in Norfolk and Hunts. The midland home of the name is in Warwickshire and Worcestershire, whilst in the south - west of England they are best represented in Devon and Somerset. — Homes of Family Names in Great Britain (1890) by Henry Brougham Guppy SurnameDB writes, This ancient Anglo-French surname recorded in the spellings of Palmer, Palmar, Parmer, Paumier, and the dialectals Pymar, Pymer, and Pimer, is a medieval descriptive nickname. It is one of the sizeable group of early European surnames that were gradually created from the habitual use of personal descriptions or characteristics. The derivation, in this instance, is from the pre 10th century Old French, "palmer or paumier", and derives from assumed or perhaps in some cases, actual, pilgrimages or crusades to the Holy Land. Such pilgrims, who often wore suits of armour and carried some very unfriendly weapons, generally brought back a palm branch as proof that they had actually made the journey. A quotation from a medieval writer reads, "The faded palm-branch in his hand, showed the pilgrim from the Holy Land". In its various spellings this was one of the earliest of all surnames. Early examples of the surname recordings include such as Wiger le Palmer of Lincolnshire in the 1191 rolls, and Richard le Paumere of Middlesex in the year 1198. Ricardus Palmer appears in the 1379 Poll Tax rolls of Yorkshire, whilst Joseph Pymer was recorded in London in 1665, at the height of the 'Black death'. John Palmer, aged 18 years, who embarked from London on the ship "Primrose" bound for Virginia, in July 1635, was one of the earliest recorded settlers in America. Throughout the centuries, surnames in every country have continued to "develop" often leading to astonishing variants of the original spelling. Ancestry writes, English: from Middle English, Old French palmer, paumer (from palme, paume ‘palm tree’, Latin palma), a nickname for someone who had been on a pilgrimage to the Holy Land. Such pilgrims generally brought back a palm branch as proof that they had actually made the journey, but there was a vigorous trade in false souvenirs, and the term also came to be applied to a cleric who sold indulgences. Swedish (Palmér): ornamental name formed with palm ‘palm tree’ + the suffix -ér, from Latin -erius ‘descendant of’. Irish: when not truly of English origin (see 1 above), a surname adopted by bearers of Gaelic Ó Maolfhoghmhair (see Milford) perhaps because they were from an ecclesiastical family. German: topographic name for someone living among pussy willows. German: from the personal name Palm.2,3,4

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surname Andereck¹

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22 Feb 2022

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Deborah Barnard^1,2

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1 Nov 2022

Birth*	Deborah was born circa 1650, date estimated.1
Marriage*	She married Benjamin Bartlett, son of John Bartlett "of Windsor" and Margaret Rust, on 8 June 1665. Stiles adds, "acc. to Col. Rec., 16 Feb., 1664." Bartlett concurs in this date.3,4,1,5,2

Children with Benjamin Bartlett:

Deborah Bartlett3,5 b. 3 Aug 1666 Benjamin Bartlett3,5 b. 21 Jun 1668, d. 2 Mar 1675 Isaiah Bartlett3,5 b. 9 Dec 1670 Isaiah Bartlett3 b. 26 Jul 1672 Ephraim Bartlett3,5 b. 17 Jun 1673 Jehoidah Bartlett3,5 b. 2 Nov 1675 Benjamin Bartlett+1 b. 15 Dec 1677, d. a 1737 John Bartlett3 b. 29 Jun 1678, d. 22 Jan 1729

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Joseph Edward McHenry^1,2,3

Father	Irvin D. McHenry1,2,3 b. 17 Jul 1844, d. 15 Sep 1920
Mother	Zella Ann Downey1,2,3 b. 19 Oct 1847, d. 10 Jul 1923

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24 Apr 2024

Birth*	Joseph, son of Irvin D. McHenry and Zella Ann Downey, was born in December 1867 in Indiana.1,2,3
Census1870	Joseph appeared on the 1870 Federal Census of East Enterprise, Switzerland Co., Indiana in the household of his parents, Irvin D. McHenry and Zella Ann Downey, as 2 yo Joseph E McHenry.4
Census1880	Joseph appeared on the 1880 Federal Census of Marshall Twp., Clark Co., Illinois in the household of his parents, Irvin D. McHenry and Zella Ann Downey, as 12 yo son Edward McHenry.5
Marriage*	He married an unknown person before 7 June 1900, based on the fact he is listed as widowed in the 1900 & 1920 censuses.6,1
Census1900	Joseph appeared on the 1900 Federal Census of Martinsville, Clark Co., Illinois in the household of his parents, Irvin D. McHenry and Zella Ann Downey, as 32 yo widower son Joseph E McHenry.7
Census1910	Joseph appeared on the 1910 Federal Census of York Twp., Clark Co., Illinois in the household of his parents, Irvin D. McHenry and Zella Ann Downey, as 42 yo son Edward McHenry.8
Census1920	Joseph appeared on the 1920 Federal Census of York Twp., Clark Co., Illinois in the household of his parents, Irvin D. McHenry and Zella Ann Downey, as 51 yo widowed son Edward McHenry.9

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Anna McHenry^1,2,3

Father	Irvin D. McHenry2,3 b. 17 Jul 1844, d. 15 Sep 1920
Mother	Zella Ann Downey2,3 b. 19 Oct 1847, d. 10 Jul 1923

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22 Mar 2023

Birth*	Anna, daughter of Irvin D. McHenry and Zella Ann Downey, was born on 2 November 1869 in Indiana. She is 0.10 yo in the Sept 1870 census enumeration.1,2,3
Census1870	She appeared on the 1870 Federal Census of East Enterprise, Switzerland Co., Indiana in the household of her parents, Irvin D. McHenry and Zella Ann Downey, as 0.10 yo Ann McHenry.4
Census1880	Anna appeared on the 1880 Federal Census of Marshall Twp., Clark Co., Illinois in the household of her parents, Irvin D. McHenry and Zella Ann Downey, as 10 yo daughter Annie McHenry.5
Marriage*	She married James Henry Hensley on 8 December 1886 in Clark Co., Illinois. This marriage can also be inferred from Robert Henslee, grandson of Irvin McHenry, living with his grandfather in 1910; Ann is only female issue of Irvin so should be Robert's mother.6,7,1
Death*	Anna died on 22 June 1895 at age 25. The 1900 & 1910 censuses generally confirm the 1895 date by "5 born, 3 living" for her mother in both.1,8,9
Burial*	She was buried at Auburn Cemetery in Clark Center, Clark Co., Illinois. Headstone photo, 'wife of J H Henslee' is available at Find A Grave.1

Children with James Henry Hensley:

Cpl. Robert Irvin Hensley10,11 b. 16 May 1888, d. 24 Jan 1964 Zelah L. Henslee12 b. c Jan 1890, d. c Nov 1890 Cora E. Henslee13 b. 24 Oct 1891, d. 12 Nov 1892

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Charles McHenry¹

Father	Irvin D. McHenry1 b. 17 Jul 1844, d. 15 Sep 1920
Mother	Zella Ann Downey1 b. 19 Oct 1847, d. 10 Jul 1923

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14 May 2016

Birth*	Charles, son of Irvin D. McHenry and Zella Ann Downey, was born circa 1872 in Indiana.1
Census1880	Charles appeared on the 1880 Federal Census of Marshall Twp., Clark Co., Illinois in the household of his parents, Irvin D. McHenry and Zella Ann Downey, as 8 yo son Charles McHenry.2

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Ora Irvin McHenry^1,2,3

Father	Irvin D. McHenry4,2,3 b. 17 Jul 1844, d. 15 Sep 1920
Mother	Zella Ann Downey4,2,3 b. 19 Oct 1847, d. 10 Jul 1923

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11 Sep 2021

Birth*	Ora, son of Irvin D. McHenry and Zella Ann Downey, was born on 27 May 1874 in Illinois. Both 1900 & 1910 censuses say he was born in Illinois.1,2,3
Census1880	Ora appeared on the 1880 Federal Census of Marshall Twp., Clark Co., Illinois in the household of his parents, Irvin D. McHenry and Zella Ann Downey, as 6 yo son Ora McHenry.5
Census1900	He appeared on the 1900 Federal Census of Martinsville, Clark Co., Illinois in the household of his parents, Irvin D. McHenry and Zella Ann Downey, as 26 yo son Ora I McHenry.6
Census1910	Ora appeared on the 1910 Federal Census of York Twp., Clark Co., Illinois in the household of his parents, Irvin D. McHenry and Zella Ann Downey, as 36 yo single blacksmith son Ora McHenry.7
Occupation*	Ora was a blacksmith at Marshall, Clark Co., Illinois.8,1
Death*	Ora died on 3 February 1918 in Walnut Prairie, York Twp., Clark Co., Illinois, at age 43. Ora's obit at Find A Grave says he was survived by a wife but I can find no record of a marriage. He was still single in the 1910 census.1,8
Burial*	He was buried at Lindley Cemetery in West York, Crawford Co., Illinois. No headstone photo at Find A Grave but there is a transcription of his obit from The Marshall Herald (Marshall, IL), 6 Feb. 1918, p. 1.8

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Joseph B. Burcham^1,2

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31 Mar 2023

Birth*	Joseph was born on 1 August 1856 in Pettis Co., Missouri.3,2
Marriage*	He married Mary Emily "Mollie" Palmer, daughter of Dr. Joseph Gray Palmer and Philipi Jane Goodin, on 1 August 1877 in Henry Co., Missouri.1,4,5
Census1880*	Joseph and Mary appeared on the 1880 Federal Census of Tebo Twp., Henry Co., Missouri, enumerated 22 June 1880, as 23 yo farmer J B & 24 yo wife Mary E Burcham. Mary's 67 yo grandmother Mary A Palmer was listed as living with them.2
Census1900	Joseph and Mary appeared on the 1900 Federal Census of Windsor Twp., Henry Co., Missouri, enumerated June 1900, as 43 yo farmer Jos B & 43 yo wife Mary E Burcham. Their children Claude Palmer and Joe Gray were listed as living with them.6
Census1910	Joseph and Mary appeared on the 1910 Federal Census of Windsor Twp., Henry Co., Missouri, enumerated 27 April 1910, as 52 yo farmer Joseph B & 50 yo wife Mattie E Burcham. Son Claude & his family live next door.7
Census1920	Joseph and Mary appeared on the 1920 Federal Census of Windsor Twp., Henry Co., Missouri, enumerated 4 February 1920, as 63 yo farmer Joseph B & 63 yo wife Mary E Burcham. Others in the household include grandson Ralph L. Burcham, mother-in-law Philipi J. Palmer(though her age is ±10 yrs too high), and sister-in-law Sarah M. Palmer (should presumably be Goodin, not Palmer.)8
Death*	Joseph died on 12 December 1924 in Henry Co., Missouri, at age 68.3
Burial*	He was buried at Laurel Oak Cemetery in Windsor, Henry Co., Missouri. Joint headstone photo available at Find A Grave.3

Children with Mary Emily "Mollie" Palmer:

Claude Palmer Burcham3 b. 15 Aug 1880, d. 3 May 1938 Joe Gray Burcham9,3 b. 18 Sep 1886, d. 22 Apr 1964

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Sarah Bartlett¹

Father	Ebenezer Bartlett1 b. 1711, d. 2 Mar 1788
Mother	Ann Clark1 b. 12 Jan 1702, d. 1 Oct 1742

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6 Jan 2025

Birth*	Sarah, daughter of Ebenezer Bartlett and Ann Clark, was born on 13 January 1737/38 in Newton, Middlesex Co., Province of Massachusetts Bay, New England.2,3,1
Death*	Sarah died on 8 November 1748 in Newton, Middlesex Co., Province of Massachusetts Bay, New England, at age 10. Year only in Early Settlers.4,1

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Julia Etta Goff^1,2

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17 Jan 2025

Birth*	Julia was born circa 1849 in Missouri. Her given name may be Juliaette.2
Marriage*	She married Drury M. Palmer, son of Drury M. Palmer Jr. and Mary Allen Gray, on 4 September 1866 in Henry Co., Missouri.1,3
Census1870	Julia and Drury appeared on the 1870 Federal Census of Clinton, Henry Co., Missouri, enumerated 4 August 1870, as 25 yo Drury M & 21 yo Juliaette Palmer. Their daughter Minnie was listed as living with them.4

Child with Drury M. Palmer:

Minnie Palmer+5,6 b. 1867, d. Mar 1899

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Minnie Palmer¹

Father	Drury M. Palmer1,2 b. c 1846, d. b 14 Nov 1885
Mother	Julia Etta Goff1,3 b. c 1849

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17 Jan 2025

Birth*	Minnie, daughter of Drury M. Palmer and Julia Etta Goff, was born in 1867 in Missouri.4,5,1
Census1870	Minnie appeared on the 1870 Federal Census of Clinton, Henry Co., Missouri in the household of her parents, Drury M. Palmer and Julia Etta Goff, as 3 yo Minnie Palmer.6
Census1880	Minnie appeared on the 1880 Federal Census of Calhoun, Henry Co., Missouri in the household of her parents, Drury M. Palmer and Elizabeth Caroline "Betty" Carter, as 12 yo daughter Minnie Palmer.7
Marriage*	She married Lewis W. Ashby on 3 April 1882 in Henry Co., Missouri.8
Death*	Minnie died in March 1899.4
Burial*	She was buried at Elmwood Cemetery in Kansas City, Jackson Co., Missouri. Joint headstone photo available at Find A Grave.4

Children with Lewis W. Ashby:

William P. Ashby9 b. Sep 1883 Myrtle Ashby9 b. Sep 1885 Lucille Ashby9 b. Sep 1889

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