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This raw OCR conversion of the PDF for Clarence Cannon's The Wigginton Book (1958) was created using the Windows command-line version of Tesseract. Due to the nature of OCR conversions, no feedback is desired. This file is provided stricly "as is". ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Eisberw Publm Libran :cm wmsmmom BOOK iw cmmwwaémna (1958) #///£5 Cl472»?_ 52 ANGESTRY By EDGAR A. GUEST when speaking of our ancestry, my mother's eyes would shine And proudly she would tell us alla "You*re of the Tudor I-ine a " But father with a smile would says "While bearing that in mind, You Keep your eyes on goals ahead; not those that lie behinde "You have a noble ancestry, but all are dead ané gouet 'Tis you who have to prove your worth, not thoee whowve jour" neyed out And beck along that Tudor line, 'tis sorry truth I state, There may be some you oao't approve, anu even some you'd hate. "The way to prove your an~ cestry is what you are your~ _ self; Not by the charted family tree in books upon the shelf. So try to be an ancestor, within the time allowed. Of whom your chi1dren's children in the future can be proud," THE WIGGINTGN NAME Originally t ere were no family names. Men were knowa.by a single given name. Surnames began to be used about the year 1000 and by the close of the twelfth century were in general use. Family names originating at that time were derived from various sources; some from occupations, as Smith, Priest, Farmer; some by euffiaing "sen" to the father'e name as Wi1l»scn, Davids-son, Roberts-son; some from physical characteristics as Long, Black, Armstrong. Many were derived from places of_habitation, and among these was the name of Wiggintons, who according to Bardsley (English and Welsh Surnames, bardaley, page 812 british Family Names, Berber, page 2263 came from Wigandetown, an important town in South Lancashire, England and settled at a very early date in what later came to be called Wigginton Parish in the counties of Oxford, York, Hertford and Stafford. The first mention of the name is found an the Hundred Rolls, in which occurs the name of "Roger de Wygynton" as living in the year 1273 in Oxford Conntya It is worthy of note that Roger was the mont frequent name among the early wiggintons in America. The Wigginton name is among the rarest cf English names. It occurs in the New York City Business Directory but once and in the San Francisco Director; but twice. The Chicago Directory gives only two Wigginton families as living in that city, the ; Saint Louis Directory gives one and the Post Office Directory of London, England gives none. (City Directories, Edition of 1912.3 The family was never a large one and has evidently failed tc keep pace with the growth of population in either Kngland or the United States. wleelmeon COAT OF ARMS Library of Congress - Superintendent of the Reading Rooms letter from ` October 22, 1935 Hon. Clarence Cannon U. S. House of Representatives Washington, D. Co detedwe october 15, 1935 The writing which Mrs Gannon desires explained follows in full: Sable 3 masoles argent, or 3 lozenges pierced _ as to show field in center. The above is as I understand it. J.W»W» This purports to be what is known a3_¢`Hb1aZogQ; ;,@,,,g description in technical heraldic language from which a costeof- arms may be drawn. The technical terms used here are Sable w T318 ck Mssole - s lozenge, pierced to show the field. Argent ~ silver Field » the general background of the shield, upon which the armorial charges are placed. In non»technica1 language, therefore, this Llazcn would read: A black shield upon which are 3 silver lozengss pierced to show the shields But this is inoorrect, for the shield in the illustration is white (silver) and the lozenges are black. The blazon should read as follows in order to agree with the illustration: Argent, 3 mascles sable. (On a silver shield 3 black pierced lozenges) That this is-correct is attested by both Burkefs "General armory" (London, 188h) and Papworth's "Alphabetical dictionary of coats of arms" (London, 18Th) who ascribe arms with the above blazon to the family of Wigington (Wigginton). ,_ Respectfully submitted, M._M.'Roherts . Superintendent of Reading Room. WIGGIBTTOBT FAI-iILT\'f I"1¢ William Wigginton e-~~-----»--~--» ---- Unknown (Unknown) Unknown Unknown 2-Roger Wigginton---Before l68?~---July , l?13 W11liam_Wi5ginton evidently emigrated to america from England in the last half of the 1?tn Eentury and settled in Stafford County, Virginia, which at that time comprised the pre- sont counties of stafford, Prince William, Fairfax and Loudoun. He received a irant of 85 acres of land in Stafford County, November 21, l Qn, which is recorded in the "Northern Nowak Records" of grants in the Colony of Virginia preserved et Richmond. as no mention of any other family of the name has been found in the Colonial records, and as the grants to him and Henry (III-3) are the only grants to Wiggintons under the Golonial Government, and a oareful search of the county records, th poll tax lists of l7nl and 17nn and the Census returns of 1752 and 1790 fail to disclose others of the name, they may have been father, son and grandson. However, nothing is known of the personnel of his family and such conclusion is purely surmise. Two widely separated members of the Wigginton Family recall the tradition that William (I-1) was the emigrant and came to America in 1655 (1). But one of them later wrote saying he had employed a professional genealogist to investigate the matter who reported that "the hilliam who came to America in 1655 was not our William" (2). No evidence has been submitted to indicate definitely that such a Wi1liam.Wigginton oame to America in 1655. II-Et Roger Wigginton --- -- » ---- ----»- (Unknown) 3-William Wigginton-l699~l707*" -Roger Wigginton-»-1700-l709-- eEl1zabeth Wigginton~l70l-1?l? 'N - -~-- Unknown Unknown Unknown --_ -_--a-»--Unknown Unknown Unknown 6~Ann Wigginton-------l?Ol-lTl7------- -----Unknown 7-Henry Wigginton~----l7Ol~l?17--------------Unknown (1) James William wigginton (VII-135) and Mrs. Lucretia okoggs, Litchfield, Illinois. (2) James William Wigginton (VII-135). This is the tirst Roger in the Migginton records. Following him a Roger appears in every succeeding generation. The only information available on him is found in his will probated in Westmoreland County, Virginia, July 30, 1718, as follows: WILI OF ROGER WIGGINTON (Records of Westmoreland County, Virginia, D.b.6, page 3h9) In the name of God, Amen. I, Roger higginton, of Gopal Parish_ in the County of Mastmorld., being sick & weak of body but of perfect sense & memory, thanks be to God for the same, do-make this my last will e testament in manner and form following, revoking all other wills before by me made, either in word or in writing. Imors. I give & bequeath to my dear son WML Wigginton my negro man named Dick to him & his heirs forever. Item. I give & bequeath to my dear son Roger Wigginton my negro woman named Winney to him e his heirs forever. I give & bequeath to my dear daughter Elizabeth wigginton my negro woman names natty to her & her heirs forever. Item. I give to my daughter Ann Wigginton a negro girl named Nanny to her and her heirs forever & in case th said negro girl should bear children then I give & bequeath the first negro child the said negro girl shall tear to my dear soH'Henry Wigginton & his heirs forever. Item. I give & bequeath to all my dear children above mentioned & to each of them s ' feather bed & what furniture belongs to them. Item. I give & bequeath my watch to my dear son William, Item. I give my silver tumbler and my shoe buckles to my aaio son Rogers Item. I give to each of my sons a gun & to my closet sons I give each of them a pair of`pistols. Item. I order will & bequeath the remainder of my estate to be equally divided between all my chilorenq _ Item, I_constitute, ordain & appoint my dear brother william Wigginton & my good friend Willoughby Allerton Lsq. in trust of this my last will & testament that is to say till my two eldest sons Wm. & Roger shall arrive to the age of eighteen at which age it is my will that they be aomitted executors of this my last will and testament and in witness_that this is my last will & _ testamente I have hereunto set my hand & seal this 3rd say of Harsh Anno. Dom. 1717/B¢ ROGER WIoGINTON (Seal) Wm. Donaldson, John, soho, Mersey Mark~ I George G&Pl3H§ Mark# Westmoreland SS. - _ ` 1? 8 at a court held for the sd. Gounty the 30th day of 1 . The last will & testament of Roger wihaiatcn doses was presented into Court by Wm. wigtinton, of his Exorsa in _ who made oath there to & Being troved by sate of oeerga Garland; was admitted to record h noon motion of the sd; william & his Derformina what is usual in such cases, eartifieate is g J&1Y; tfhét Fehtéé him & Willoughby Allerton gentt, the other Exor. in trust in the sd. will, appointed for obtaining a grobate in due form, ' Tests, Then Sorrell Clrk. Gompld, Recordetae lhth, Aug- 17l8» Pre Eundm¢Cluuum¢ III'°"3| William Wigginton --------~-»--~----- ----Unknown (Unknown) _ Unknown ` Unknown Oldest son of Roger wiggintop (II-2) eno nominated as co~exeoutor of his will. Under 18 yesrsgof age at the time of the execution of the will in 1?l?. No further information. III-M. Subsequent to Roger wigginton »~- ---~----»»-------»»~eoroh (Unknown) Unknown _ 17524 §s§§§@£@P WieS§H£QBeeeereeeeU&KeG@H~err'"'**l@25 9»Ann Wigginton-----»-~#--~~Unknown~--»--»¢-Unknown _ The will of Roger wigginton is recorded` ehong the records of Fairfex County at Fairfax, Virginia and is indexed in the eanm book withfthe will of George Washington. He was deeded a tract of land in Truro Parish in Fairfax County, Merch 2, 17h7. His estate inventoried nearly eight thousand pounds (about eh0,000) exclusive of his land. His will is as follows: v WILL OT RQGER t=JIGGII»€T01\T (Records of Fairfax County, virginia, book L, Page 2.) I, Roger Wigginton, in the Name of God Amen, do give my soul to almighty God & my.body to the Dust From whence it came,- being very sick and week,though in perfect eenoe and memory. L Item. I do give to my son, Spencer Uigginton, three negros, lock, Frank & little Nan, and all my wsiring close, and its my hill and desire that they may not be appraised to him, and his heirs forever. ' Item. I do give to my Daughter, Ann Wigginton, two negros, Jane and Sandy, they and their increase forever- Item. I do give to my een, epenoer Vigginton the track of lend lying in the County of Fairfax, to him forever. Item. Though to my loving wife, eeran`Wigginton, I leave my whole estate during her life & then after her deceeso the remainder pert of my estate to be divided among all my children I leave my wife, baron wigginton end my son, opencer Vigginton Exeoutore under the care of Richard Golemend. Rosen wlcellufeom (Seal) n I Acknowledge this to be my lest will and Testament & reecinding all otheps, September 16, 1752. Signed in the Presents of John Brown George Brown William Hammondf (Noto§ This will wee erobeted November 21, 1752; was recorded by G. Wagoner, Clerk; end the Ietate exclusive of the lend inventoried at 7,681 " 3u3 " 15 " 5 English money.) III-5, Elizabeth Uigginton ---- ----~------ ~--- Unknown (Unknown) Unknown Unknown _ Elizabeth is mentioned of in her fether'e will. No further information. III-6, Ann Wigginton -- ~--- --~ ~~--~- » ~--- ----- Unknown (Unknown) Unknown Y Unknown Ann Wigginton wee left e legacy in her fether'e will. No further reference. III"?» ` Haart W1-as11'1'"°" -_-h*-2-;I~1';'"'-in" -"Sanus _R BOND , _ H DUNN - _ Unknown 10-James Wlgglnton~--Unknown------~-ekugust 7, 1?66_ _ ll~John Wlgginton»-»~Unknown--»-a.~s»Unknewn , 12-Roger Wigg1nton-~»Unknewn»----»-~»l7?B l3~Eenry`Wiggintone-"November 19, 1T55e4Feb. 21, 18hh Henry Wigginton revived two grants of land from the Crown,athe first of 300 acres in what was then otafford, County, Virginia, October 15, l?2h, and the_second, of 12h acres in the same county in 1730, _ - No information relative to his immediate family, either docu entary or traditional is to be found. Roger and Henry may have been sons, grandsone or neohewe. The evidence at hand is too meager to determine relationship, if any. I'v"*Bo _ ` Spencer wigginton - ----~-- --- ---- ----e-Unknown _ (Unknown) Unknown _ Unknown Spencer Wigginton was a lieutenant in Captain oampson Trammel1's company of the Loudoun County Militia in 1781 and is referred to in Order soot G of the Loudoun County Court (Grozier's Virginia County records, Vol. 9, page san. His will is on file in Fairfax, Virginia. Hon. James R. Catch, an attorney of Alexandria, Virginia, whose mother was a Wigginton, says that twd of spencer Wiggintonh descendants, Misses susan ana Lucy Wigginton, owned and lived on a part of the site of the battle of Manassas. During the battle Miss susan was wounded by a_ball from the effects of which she subsequently died. Mrs. Henry, a neightor, whose homo was directl between the lines, was too ill to be moved and was instantly kill- ed by the explosion. of a shell which fell into her room through the chimney. That night Miss Lucy traversed the entire length of the battle field to preeare her for burial. The sisters rear- ed a niece and nephew, annie and William H. wigginton, the childre of a deceased brother. William was reported by negro servants to be supplying information to the Gonfederates and was tried by Court Martial and sentenced to be shot, but President Lincoln commuted the sentance to life imprisonment without further investigation when he learned that the boy was but sixteen years old, and he was incarcerated in a Federal prison in New Yorks In 1865, shortly before his aasasination, the President granted a full oardon. In 192h William was living in the state of Arkansas. ?» 1v""9| Ann Wigginton-~~ -»~T~-»»-~»~~~~ ~-»-Unknown iUnknown) Unknown Unknown Her marriage contract is on file at Stafford County Court House, Stafford, Virginias IV-10. -4--- ---- ~-P-Sarah Betts 1T35*1T35 Subsequent to 1766 James Wigginton~~--»*-~-w-- (Unknown) \ -»-wUnknown ' 1h»benjamin Higginton--Gir.l7h5---- 15-Nancy Wigginton-~-»»November B, 1756----Unknown The will of James Wigginton, recorded in Leesburg, Loudoun County, Virginia, names benjamin as his oldest son and mentions other 'sons and daughters". No further record of his children is found, and no further information concerning James is to be had. Strangely enough neither his name nor the name of any other Wigginton appears on the poll lists for the election of Representatives in the House o? Burgesses for Prince William County, including Fairfax, Loudoun and Faquier counties_in l7hl or for Fairfax County, including Loudoun County in l?hh. The difficulty of tracing the relationship of the family is further increased by the fact that all birth, death and marriage records of Fairfax County and Loudoun County were destroyed by!?ederal troops during the Civil War. as indicated by his will, his wife was a daughter of Seth and Sibacah Betts, and a sister of Aaron Lotte (born July 30, 1?26, Overton Parish Re ister, btafford County, Virginia, 1720- 17 O, by Wm. F. boogher§. as recorded in the same legister, her sister, Elizabeth Betts was born Octoter 3, l?hl; her brother William botts was born April 16, 17hh; her brother Joseph, June 23; 1?hB, her brother Joshua, July 2h, 1751 and her sister Jennie Betts was born January B, 1757. Her sister Elizabeth died April 17, 1T51}¢ The will of James Uigginton is on record in Loudoun County, Virginia, as follows: ,WILL OF JaMTe WIh&INTON (Records of Loudoun County, Virginia, Book A page lhd) In the Name of God Amen. I, James Wigginton, of Loudoun County and the Colony of Virginia, being at this time in my full senses but in a very weak and low condition and desiring to set the certainty of Death, I first recommend my soul to God who gave it and my body to he Decently interred at the Descreation of my Exeoutors hereafter to be named. Item. I desire all my Just Debts and Funeral Expenses to be first paid. Item. I desire that a negro slave named Moses in the possession of my mother, oarah`Wi&ginton, to remain in her Custody, and the Benefit of his LaLcur to he for my said Lother's use as long as she live, and after her Decease to be a part of my Estate as if the above desire had never been made. Item. I give the use of all my Estate, Teal and personal, to my beloved wife sarah Migginton so long as she Continue a Widow, and in case my said wife should chose to merry, or if it should please God to afleot her with Death, my desire and will is that my Mother, harsh Nigginton, should take my whole Estate, Real and personal in her hands,_and in case of her Death that my Father-in~1aw, Seth Betts take it into his hands, and in case of his death that my Mother-in-law, bibaoah Betts, take it into her hands, and in case of her death my brother-in~law, Aaron Betts, and in case of his Death, my brother John Migginton, and with it also the care and Education of all my children to go with my Estate and with the above persons as they are named by this my last Will and Testament, in ease of Death or Marriage of the fire mentioned and so in case of Death in either of the others, which ever other, so as there shall be but one Executrix or Exeoutor at the sam time of this my Last will and Testament or Constituted Exsoutrix or Executor as the case may be. Item. It is my will and Desire that ng sons be to act and to for themselves at the age of Eighteen years and my daughters at the age of sixteen years, and as they arrive at theafhresaid age that they may receive, each one, an equal part of my Estate, excepting my land which I give to my Eldest son, benjamin. But in case my wife be Living and she still remain a Widow she in that case is to give eaoh one of my chiloren their part of my' Estate at her Descreation. My desire is that my Executrix or Taecutor Buy two slaves with the Honey now in hand and what Money is due to me as soon is it Conveniently can be done and the said slaves to b able to etour. I, the said Janes wigginton, do renounce and Deny all other Wills, Testaments, Gifts and Grants heretofore made and do make this may last Will and Testament. In Witness whereof I have 33 hgponnto set my'hand and seal this Seventh day of august, Anno morn, 1766. go .mos wxaoxsmom (L..S.) \ .i Signed, Sealed and acknowledged in K ; presents of -t his Joseph X Clage mark Ens. Campbell 3 M] at a Court continued and held for Loudoun County, August the Tnelvtn, 1766, This will is proved by the ostnes of Fneas Campbell, Gentleman, and Joseph Glage, witness thereto, and is ordered to be Recorded and on the notion of sarah Wigginton, the Executrix therein named, who makes oath according to Law, ' Gertiéicate is granted ner for obtaining a probate thereof in due f§'m, giving securities. whereupon she together with bengamin Wiggintcn and John Wigginton, ner securities, entered into an oath and bond in_the Penalty of one Thousand pounds with Conditions as the law directs. Tests. Chas. Binns, C1.Cur. IV»1l¢ John Wigginton -»~---~~-~-»-F--- ---~ --~-"Unknown (Unknown) Unknown Unknown Not too improbable that he was the John wigainton (lT6O~l3n3J who married Margaret H. George, september 6, 1737 ana who served under Light Horse Harry Lee in the Revolution and was pensioned by the' United states in 1833 {Grosier*s Virginia County Records, Vols T, Page 50; Eckenrode's Virginia Revolutionary Soldiers,_page QTOI. i 3 Q Mentioned in the will of James \IV~10} as being his brother. i i @ § l i g IV-12. Roger Wigginton F---~»---e-»----~-~~----e Eleanor £Unknown) -Mary Wigginton---»»-Unknown~-i;»--~ 3 »Henry Higginton~----November #William wiggintonee-Unknown» -Elizabeth wigginton-Unknown- Mll¢¢9¢ 17 Unknown Subsequ nt to 1778 55 --February 12, lbw -...».»-»»u¢»¢Un],{n9wn hh #di *H lBhl -Unknown »Roger bigginton----»Unknown»~»»-~»--»»»l862 -Eleanor Wigginton»~-Unknown-------~---#Unknown 16 17 18 lg-Benjamin Wigginton--1762 ~--- -~--~ 2 21 22 Roger Wlgginton is the first of the family of whom we have positive and authentic records. Family Bibles,-old letters and his own will establish and authenticate the meagre data given and from him to the present day beyond question. The first information available shows him to be living in Bourbon County, Kentucky. He moved from Bourbon County to Trimble County and was living in Trimble County in 1800* Un his death e was buried on his Trimble County farm and his wife who went to live with her youngest son Greenberry in Oldham County, Kentucky was brought back for burial beside her husband on har doeth in 1869. Tb social distinctions extant in England were transplanted to Colonial America where they were carefully maintained until the close of the Revolution. These distinctions were preserved in most of the deeds, wills and other le§al documents of the times, as fon instance: John Doe, "Gentleman conveyed to Richard Roe, "Yoeman". Consequently the phrase: "Roger wigginton, Gentleman" used by the notary in indictlng his will indicates that his family belonged to the Virginia gentry, which comprised a com- _ paratively samll and well-toedo class in the Colony. The number of slaves named in the will and the property inventoried by his cxecutrix indicate a busy plantation and substantial business interests. but the fact that he signed his will with his mark extremely feeble physical condition or complete illiteracy, the latter of which hardly seems likelya His will was reoorded°in the Loudoun County records at Leesburg, Virginia: (Loudoun County was cart of a large tract of Eountry granted by the King of England to Load Fairfax, including all the land between the Rappahannock and Potomac rivers to their sources, and since called tbe"Northern Neck of Virginia", The first Permanent settlement of this county began about 1730, when it was Part of Prince Hilliam County. Prince William County, then owned by Lord Thomas Fairfax, baron of Cameron, was divided in 17h2, in Fairfax County being crested and named in honor of the landlord. In l?§? Fairfax County was divided and Loudoun County oreated_and named in honor of Lord Loudoun, a prominent officer in Inglish army, afterward oommander~in~ohief of the british forces in the American colonies, and Governor of Virginia from 1758 to 1762»} (Records of WILL O? ROGER WIGGINTON Loudoun County, Virginia, book B, page 223.) In the Name of God amen: I, Roger Higéinton, Gentlem n, of Loudoun County, being in perfect health (praised be God) do make this my last will and Testament as followetht Imorimis. I named Charles and after her Deoease distributed among give to my dear and loving Wife a Negro follow a Negro woman named Befa, for term of life and the said Charles to be (Sold &) equally all my children, ' Items I (give) and bequeath to my Daughter, Mary Davie the above named Negro oefs after my wife*s deceaae with all her increase from the present time, Item. Znd. I give and bequeath to my a Negro Girl named Hannah, one feather bed dark Bay Hare and Item, 3rd. I give ani Lequeath to my one Negro Girl named Gloe, one Feather bed and Calf and the Colt that the old Mare is son, Henry Wigginton, and furniture, one one Gow and Calf. son,Benjamin Wigginton, and Furniture, one Cow with Foal at present with, when he GOHGB of Age. Item. nth. I give_and bequeath one Negro Boy named Tim, one Feather Mare formerly called his and one Gow 1 Item. Sth. I eive and Bequeath Nigginton, one Negro Girl named Diner to my son, william wigginton, ned and Furniture, a Young and Calf. to my Daughter, Elizabeth and one Cow and Calfe Item oth. I give to my son, Roger Wigginton, one Negro Girl named Nan and Twenty pounds hard Cash and one Cow and Calfe Item. Tth. I give and bequeath to my Daughter Elenor Wigginton, one Negro boy named hristo and Twenty pounds hard Cash and a Gow and Calf. If any of my children above mentioned should die without an Heir, it is my will that their Estates should be Sold and equally divided among all the residue of my children, The rest and Residue of mv Goods and Ghattles and oeraonal Estate after payment of my Debts, Legacies & Funeral Expenses, I legve to my loving Wife during her life, and afterward to be Equally divided between my Daughters, Elizabeth and Eleanor and my Sen, Roger. I Gonatitute my loving Wife as Executrix with John Davis and my son, Henry Higginton, my sole Executors of this my lest Will and Testament. In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and Seal this tenth day of Merch in the year of our Lord, 1?73. sms seeea H WIGGTEHON (L.s.J mark » John Jackson, Gent. John Eagles" At a Court held for Loudoun County, June the Eighth, 1?TB, this will was proved by the osthes of John Jackson and John Bayles, witnesses thereto and oreered to be Recorded, and on motion of Eleanor Wigginton the Executrix and John Davis, one of the Executors, therein named, who making oath accordin§'to law, a Certificate is granted to them for obtaining a probs e thereof in due form and giving Security. whereupon the said Eleanor end John, with John Minor, Gent1emsn,,end'Ge0rge Kilgobe, theie eeauri ties, entered into and acknowledged'the Bond in the Penalty of Three Thousand Pounds, conditioned ae the law directs. Test. Ches~ Einns, GlaGu. _gaatv os INVENTORY cs, ESTATE OF acces wlaemmgy ii-°§£°'°}?'3I-SH?$E»'}%%HE-3i°%?°5H? One sute close & nr. of Breeches 18 One Sute Segathy and a Sute of Fustian lh 312 Pr.of otocking§,hfpr}o£ Shoes and a pn of Buckles 2 OHS hat, 2 old coats, 2 shirts & a pr Trousers 15 26 sheep 39 1 Heifer and Calf, 1 Cow, 1 Ditto M9 1 Brindle cow e calf, 1 Red Do e Calf 1 brown cow M3 1 Heifer & Golf, 3 steers, 1 Gow Q1ubfD0t Cow, 5 steers, M naifers ?2~Q :I O as % Young Gray Mare, 1 Bay More & Coit, 1 Mare 155 H O 1 Gray MEPS, 1 Colt, 1 More 30 " 0 1 Bod and Furnituye, 1 ditto, l ditto 68 " O 1 Bed & Furniture, Q sheets and s Uountenpin Q5 H 0 1 Bed, 1 Blanket 1 Sonnterpin, 1 rug 2 pr, sheets 0 " 0 1 Still warm and Tubs 0 H O Negroes: Charles 200; Bess 200; Hannah 220 620 H 0 0 Tim 130; C106 130; Dinnah 100; Nan 30; brister 60 §§? " 1 Rifle Gun, 1 old Gun H10 2 Stone dishes, 2 Bowls, some teawara, a tumbler 639° g H 2 1 Desk, 1 Choate, 1 Trunk N 2 Canistere, 1 table, 2 small looking glasses 2 "10 1 Sugar Box, 1 panel of books, n combs 3 U 6 2 olo scythes and hanger for one, 1 cutting knife 3 U15 1 shoe knife 1 nipoers and padlock, 2 pr sheep shears O "1B 1 parcel of Peapnooks, 2 homes and a razor 3 H 5 2 brass cocks, 1 new gun lock and 2 old ones 2 H S 1 case of cuttlsrv, 3 stone jars, 2 bottles 2 H10 9 pewter Gasona. L pewter dishes, 16 plates ln " O 1 large meta; spoon and 10 small ones L H 6 1 silver watch 15 H 0 {Tne above is about half the inventory) The total of the inventory amounted to 21h0 "ll IV~13. Henry Wigginton ---- »~-~--» ---- - Anna Vallandigham (March 2, 17781 July 26, :urge July EG, 1833 23~Nary Wigginton~»~-~»»eDeca 25, LTTSM-eUnknown 2'-Eleanor Uigginton~~»~-April 10, l?80~»Unknown 2,-Jane Wigginton~»-»»-»~0ot. ln, l?52-~~Sop, En, 1855 26eE1izsbetn Ni5ginton~»~May 6, lT5@~~~~»l@&T 2?-Nargerat Wigginton~»~~Jnne 13, l?5§~ Unknown 23~Kancy Wigginton»-»~-»~Nov, 23, 1?So~ Unknown 29-william wi,;g1eton~---»-aflaron 16, 1768 sac., 22, 1869 30-Peter Nigginton-»~-»~~Msron 12, 1789-~Unknown 33-Jemima Wigginton ----- ~Aug, 18, 179U"~"April 29, 1823 32-James Nigginton----~-eapril ll, 1?92"-Sapa 13, 18?5 33~Spencer Wigginton- -~-- June 2?,`1T93- Unknown BM-John Wigginton --~- ~--- April ll, 1795 Unknown 3S~E1ijah`Wigginton --~--~ April ll, 1795~»Unknown 36-Henry Wigginton~ ------ April ll, 1797 Unknown later Henry Wigginton was born in Loudoun County, Virginia. moved to bourbon County, Kentucky where he lived the re m inder of his life and is buried on his "old home place" (Owned by w, L. Stewart, R.F.D. 2, Paris, Kentucky in 1929). Ee was a planter and miller; was a comtunicant of the baptist Church and a member of the Democratic Party. ' E He was married in Montgomery County, Maryland by Rev. Joseph Thfodreid to Anna Vallandigham (pronounced Valandaml, daughter of M1¢hgo1 Van Landigham and Anno Dawson; grandaughter of Michael Van Landigham and Jane. Michael Van Landigham and Jane, his wire were both natives of French Flanders new Gourtiers. They cane to America in 1690 and settled in Stafford County, Virginia. Later they moved to Northcumbarland County between the Rappahannock and Chesapeake Bay. Their son Michael moved to Fairfax County where he married Anna Dawson. It was about this time that the family name was changed fro Van Landigham to Vallendigham. Michael and Anne had five children, three some and two daughters. Anne Dawson was born in Fairfax County, Virginia and died and is buried in Bourbon County, kentucky beside her husband. (The following data taken from an application for a R|volu» tionary pension and new on file in the archives at Washington, and formerly accepted as applying to Henry Wigginton (lvalj) is now considered subject to some question and should be checked for positive identification): "Henry`Higginton related in his declaration for a pension that he was born the year of Eraddock's defeat, in Loudoun County, Virginia. He served in the revolutionary war under Captain Robert Fryer and Captain Sampson Trammel, in the battal- ions of Maj. Cox-and Maj. Radioan with the regiments of-Col. Levin Powell, Col. Meriwether and Col. Matthews, under the com- mand of General Stebbins. He served at Yorktown and was present at the surrender of Cornwallis although his enlistment expired October l3 and the british did not surrender until the 19th. Ho was named in his father's will to assist his mother in the ' administration of the estate, but was absent, presumably in the war, at the time the will was probated. His services as a Revo- lutionary soldier is referred to in"Gollins' History of Kentucky, Fdge 6; in Perrin's History of Bourbon County, Kentucky, page 75; in Eckenrode's Virginia Revolutionary soldiers, page h7O, and his declaration for a pension is on file in the Bureau of Pensions, in the Archives Building at Washington, D. G." He migrated to Bourbon County, Kentucky in 1788 and spent the remainder of his life there. He was sometimes known in the family as "Harry", v"'1L[,.o Benjamin Wiggintone~-»---- ---- ---------Unknown Oldest son of James Wigginton and the only child % mentioned by name in his father's will. V V~15_ 'ir Nancy Wigginton-~-------»--»-- ee-----Unknown Q nl Referred to in Overwnarton Parish Register, otefford County, virginia, 1?2G~l?60, by Wm. F. Boogher. Doubtful relationship. ' V-16. Mary Wigginton ~---»»-----~»-+~»-- -~----- -~ John Davis (Unknown) Unknown Unknown Named in her father's will executed in 1773 as "Mary Davis". SQ, was married prior to that date. Her hustand,_John Davis, _ was nominated as oo~exeoutor of tke will with her mother and her ` brother, Henry (V~1?). * *l ` v*17 1) Henry Wigginton -~--~-~--~ ----- ---- ---- ~~-- Unknown (Unknown) Unknown - Unknown No informet1on» v"1B 1 William Wigginton ~-----~---»-~---~---~~+»- Unknown (Unknown) Unknown Unknown No informetion» Hey have been the William Wigginton drafted for service absent, and his younger May be and who mar v-19, in the Continental Army but his elder brother being his father having recently died, was needed at home ani brother, Benjamin served as his substitute. the Williem_Migginton whose will was probated in 1821, ried Frances Johnson. Should be checked. Benjamin Wigginton - ---- ---- ~~-»----- --~- ~~ Harriett B. Scott 37 38 39 Q0 (Unknown) Unknown Unknown ~?rank M. Wigginton -~---~- Unknown ---- ~--e-Unknown -Catherine G. Wigginton--~Unknown ----- ---- Unknown -Tmma W, wigginton»~»-----Unknown --------- Unknown »Martha Jane wigginton~-~»Unknown--- ------ Unknown h1»Ahn Elizabeth Wigginton~eUnknown~»~-----~Unknown 'fit EE M9 U2" H3: Unknown Unknown nnlsuhrpun an Unknown an as nun ug; on Unkngwnwnaunuqmmm n»»»»m¢»u0Un nQwn :Quantum-*Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown May be the benjamin Wiéginton who served in the Continental Aymy under Captain William one in 1?Sl~ss substitute Fon his brother. Was discharged at the end of his term and again enlisted in the company of Captain william heaven, batallion.of Maj. Cox, and regiment of Gel. Merriwethere was under`oommand of General Lafayette and General Washington and in his declaration for a pension mentions seeing boths V»20» Elizabeth Wigginton*-»-------~--~---~»~-»»Spenoe E. Buchanan (May 16, 1780) Unknown Unknown Moved to bourbon County after her marriage, V-21. Roger Wiggintone--~ »--»-~~---~eeeeeaee»e»Elizabeth,Wigglnton (Unknown) Mai 6, 178h 18 9 50-Elizabeth'Wigginton--»Unknown---»------Unknown 5l~Fielding Wigginton----January ll, 1800~Jan. 9, 8730 S2~Mary Wigginton-»----»-Unknown---~»-»--»Unknown 53»Marths Wigginton---»~~Unknown»~--ee----Unknown Sh-Emily Migginton--»-»--Unknown-~------~-Unknown S5~Greenberry Wigginton 1807-------~~~-» 1881 56 , §§ -Nancy Wigginton~~--- »Sydnor Wigginton»--- -Mason wigginton~--~~ 1509-_» Unknown l812»~- $1 1 *iii Hiiiliiif unummuguu- -Unknown Unknown 1890 Roger was born in Bourbon County, Kentucky but moved to _ Trimble County, Kentucky where he spent his life on a farm naar Bedford, Kentucky,_and where he is buried in e family cemetery on U16 farm. His wife, Elizabeth {V»26) was the daughter of his uncle,- Henry Wigginton, and was his first cousin. After his death she lived with her son, Greenberry in Oldham County, Kentucky but_at her death in 1869, was taken back for burial beside her husband On the-family farm in Trimble County. The children are not necessarily listed in their proper °°HSecutive order» V»22 V»23» Eleanor Uigginton--~- --~----~--»---~-Unknown No.information¢ Mary Wigginton-»--~~y»---7-~~-~~~~--e-----Giles Tillett (October 25, 1?98) Unknown Known in the family as Polly. buried in Boone County, Nissouriu v-zu \ Unknown Eleanor Wigginton----- ---- ~ ------ f-~~~-~-~Henry Boyer (February 18, 1825) Unknown Known in the family as "Bettie". Buried in Bourbon County, Kentucky» mg; Ve26 Unknown Jane Wigginton ~--- --»-»»--~--»----w-~--~-¢Jeremiah Northcurt (October 28, 1802) Unknown * Unknown No further information. Elizabeth Wiggintonwe ----- » ~--~- -----~~-~-Roger Wigginton (Hey ?, 1801) Unknown -Elizabeth Wigginton- -Fielding Higginton~~ 1862 -Unknown------~»-»~unknown -Mary wigginton--~--~~Unknown -Martha Wigginton-~-~ -» Y . Hunan -Greenberry Wlbginton »Neney migginton-~~-- Jeno 11, 1800----"Jan, 9, - ~--~ +--v--Unknown Unknown -~-~- --~~~-Unknown Unknown»----4--»»-Unknown 1807-~ ---- -»-»»»-1881 1809 -~-~- - - ----~Unknown -Sydnor Nigginton~--~»Unknown 3? S2 53 Hu Fmil Wi~_inton 55 56 57 58-Mason Wigginton~---- ]»B12"'|"'* annum annum ---~- ---»Unknown 1890 1873 Lived on a farm near Bedford, Hwimblo County, Kentucky, After her hnsbend's death, lived with nor son, Greenberry in Oldham County, but was taken hack to Trimble to be buried beside ner husband in the fanily cemeserya Roger Wigginton (IU-21) was the een of her uncle, Roger wiggine-an (IU-12), and ner first cousina He is buried in the family cemetery on his farm in Trimble County, Kentucky. The names of the children are not necessarily listed in their proper consecutive order. They are given the original numbers found at (V~2l)» V"27 4 Margaret Wigginton--» --- ----- ---~ --~ ---- Samuel Corbin (1810) Unknown * _ Unknown Margaret was known in the family as Peggy. V-28. _ Nancy H1gginton-~-~------~-- ---- -----ee--~Char1oa Hazo1ri§E [January , 1825) May 21, 17 March 7, 1863 Haney is believed to have been born and married in Bourbon County, kentucky, Cnarlea Hazelrigg served in the War of 1812 and wee at the Battle of the Thames against Tecumseh in 1813. v""29u William Vigginton~»»--5~~-~-- ------- ~-f---Elizabeth Corbin ` (January 15, ldlll' Unknown Unknown 59-Snelman wigginton»----Unknown~-~--»- ----- ---Unknown 60 Unknown _---e-Unknown _-Henry Lewis Wigginton 6l»william.Wigginton---~ 62 63 6n~Nathan Co Wigginton-- 65-Silas Nigginton~---»- 66-Roger Wigginton ----- - ~67~Cynthia Wigginton---» Unknown -....».¢..... -.. -.. ..-_-.Unknown -Elijah Wigninton »--- - Unknown Unknown ~Samue1 Wigginton-- ~-~- Unknown Unknown Unknown--~- ~----Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown 1' nlbnuunlunu Qu- &|lnQ¢ Unknown »»-- »------»--Unknown Unknown If i J' | I' ;T'r>;;j" ' .Ii : 53.Fanny Wigginton-------Unknown------------ 59-Nancy Wigginton~~ ---- -Unknown------------ 70-Elizabeth Wigginton---Unknown ---~----- --- ---Unknown ---Unknown -#Unknown -Unknown 2-Josepn'Div;dia Wigginton-----Unknown--------Unknown 73-Benjamin Franklin Wigginton--Septe 23, 1830-Sept. 23, 1377 ~ ;-0levia Wi gluten------Unknown~----------- T 3 7 William Wigginton was born in Fairfax County, Virginia; f&fmBP and miller; Baptist and Democrat. Married in Fairfax County, Virginia by Rev. Isaac Tutt to Elizabeth Corbin, daughter bf Lewis Corbin and Elizabeth Reade. tBuried in Scott County, Kentucky. V-30. -Peter Wigginton---- -------~----»---"-Mary £15-121) Vallandingham Unknown Unknown Mary Vallendingnam was known in the family as Polly* V-31. 1~'e,-nina wi .1 1; -===- -°-----~ -----f-------John ' ' E8 n On (Maron 29, 1812; Foster Unknown ¢ Unknown Died in 1923 "leaving six small children". John Foster ia listed ae her "let" husband. Was called "Mime"- Bourbon County, Kentucky. v""32¢ Ia buried in James Wigginton------- --~-~ - ----- -----»-Nancy Campbell (Unknown) Yu-Benjamin Franklin Higginton--Unknown T5-Fabricioua Wigginton~~ ~~--- --Unknown 76-Lorena Uigginton-----»- -.-_- -Unknown 7?-Calvin Wigginton------ Jan. 8, 1335 78-Minerva Migginton--- -~~-» --Unknown 79-Amanda Wigginton---- ---- --Unknown End- ----- ~----- ----- - ---- Lucy (December , l8k6J 80-James Gannon Wigginton--Cote 3, 1Bk7 B1-Nancy Me Wigginton--3---UnknoUn----- Unknown Unknown ---Unknown ---Unknown ---Unknown "'*"-Auga 3, a ---Unknown ---Unknown Mildred Johnson Unknown July 25, 1537 ---sept, 3, .1922 ---Aug. , 18?2 » H. wi 1 -»---sokoooo~-»--»~--~- 83 "Tm" gg f't°" ,;{,»,.=f,gwo/og; 5, .mf `Uo`5i%'Lel1f+"f; :sfo Jomss wigginton was born in Kentucky. _Hs was living near Dover Church, at Cal mos, in ?£gs County, Missouri, in 1 MT, when his son, James Cannonsniggintogsivl-67) was,born., served in the War of 1812 (bowling Grssn Joi orsonian, fonm rly oublishod at Bowling Green, Missouri, issue of August, 1926, quoting History gf Piks County, published in 1883.) Baptist; Democrat; Former. Dover Gemoteryl Nancy Campbell was born in kentucky. All children by the first marriage died prior to 1912. Buried in bourbon County, Kentucky. _ Lucy Mildred Johnson was-born in Virginio.- Member of Dover Baptist Church. Dover Cemetery. 82»Corno1ia Wigginton~---Fobruary 8, 18 ~-wspril 27, 1928 V""'23¢ qnlu |||-up an--nu nmnmumwun nu: an (Unknown) Unknown Unknown so mrohor information. sooo to be ourioo so Scott coonoi, Kentucky; A v"'3|.}.| _ numnnnuusuadmlundn (Unknown) Unknown Unknown No further ioforfoooim. John ond his brotheb E11 jon (11-35)- were twins. Buried in bourbon County, Rentuckyo V"-"JS: (132h) Unknown ¢ré~»~#~»»-"+ ,A 1 Unknown 2nd~---w----»J4¢¥---Nancy Danusby Unknown Unknown C Elijah and John (V-3u) twins. '1 4 '\ 'X' 6 ? . _ ? i f I1 » R F 3 § £ |, E I @@@@ a U H?-i_<'*¥§" _ (_, _.__-_. _= _ ;.--_,_-,_ : ___ , _ -, __ ___._, .___;_._- _.,,. §?i`;' \ f'-__-¢-41 - __-=_fh'.-.1-,. _»»;>-=:....=-=-_--.'--=.__|-:-'nu-_ _-LM. =:. _;;. 'j,fé,=__.:a-.,~._ =_' A §% % "` - `"' %w@wm&§ ""' VQB6 4. - Henry-wig&in503,,&»»-"-»»»-n-T""__"-»»q-»~»Uuk§0q3 x [Un5nown) Unknown Unknown Henry Nigginton moved to the btato of Utah. VI-37- Frank M. Wigginton»-»- ~- ----»- --*~--~--~*U1aTH H- 56033 (Unknown) Unknown Unknown Bh- B5- - U6- Fpgnk H, wigginton, claimed by some to be Francis M. wigginton, had a family consisting of two boys and one girl. ¢I»3B. BT 88» 89" 90" 91 92" 93 9 _ 9 o Had nine ohi1dren» VI~39. _ Emma W. Wigginton--- 96»Lenjamin J. ihrry 9?-John Terry--»~-»- 98»Luoy Terry»--~»-- 99~Kote Waller Torry 100-William_Terry---~ -L01-Frank ierry- -~-- - ~' 102-Lizzie Terry-»-»- Catherine G. Wiggintonf*~»*'*-~""'*"*f°""*5P0tSW°Qd H- C03 (Unknown) _ Unknown --»Co1. William P. Terry (Unknown) uunnpqu-:_-noun-as-ull Unknown Unknown Unknown ¢-»---»UgkgQwn~---Q-~-we-w-»UnknOWH Q-----»Unknown -an- Qu -we -ilu nh was -ul 1-:-|-¢I'U'f1kf1OhII1*?F'*°'""""""I-3-nknown »---~--Unknown -----»-Unknown -- -»-Unknown »¢- -~-Unknown ~-» ------ »~-»~ Unknown Qvvwwvnn »¢»**UnKHOWn -»-»-»- ---- -»-Unknown -vwirnu w¢°Hf§|¢\» Inna*-Unknown VI-h.0 Q K Martha Jane Wiggintonnw~*r-f*--»-»»»»Ado1phus Gustavus Heir ~` (Unknown) Unknown 103~ 1Oh» 105- 1oé~ 107 108 109- l1O» 111 ll 1 ¢1 'Family of nine children. vlahl. Unknown Ann Elizabeth Wigginton-------__-¢-_.Archibald Bolling (Unknown) Unknown Unknown 112#W1111am Holcomb boi1ing----Unknown-»-~Uhknown 113»Harriet W. Bolling--»-~~»--Unknown#--~Uhknown llh-Mary J. bo11ing-»-------»--Unknown----Unknown VI 2. :gh vm-o VIQ Vlfh VI "wok VI »++u vi.; h5 VI~h6. S VIQM3, hh I 6 _ 9. O. _ Elizabeth Wigginton»-~---»-~-~-----»-Peter Townsend (Unknown) Unknown Uhknown Buried in Trimble County, Kentucky @§ffd§1g1d1ng`Wiggint0H** _"= "-"' "_' ---- f*s~s»--s-s-Teresa E11&sbeth'Smith §%$§,"f '.'-_' (Unknown) Sep, 21, 1311 _ _ _ _ ~_ .'7'11»- 101 1533 §§ff;115»SereH ."_~`-' Elizabeth Wigginton~--Oct. 21, 1B3O»Jsn» 7, 1918 f -:'="_"__-_"_ :,"116~Edserd ~"_" Sydnor Wigginton-»-»~Nov. 18, 1832»Feb. 28, 1912 fFj`_;17»O1iver_Greenberry WiggintonwJan. 5, 1B35~Apr» 29, 1902 j§f_`118eWi11iem_Smitn_Wigginton-5--eJun, _-.- ll, l83Y~Dec` 29, l8T2 -." _ _1;9»~:Resbe1t¢\'fessi'-§=H-iesieg-if '§T¥211?T?5§°1'I"3;\-¥- 11?¥`11e3lL?»,r4P»Pr;_,._-6»` 1916 ._ I. _ IZ- . v,`__;n`§ ¢f_ -i_____,___i __'r1_-QQQL: ,lf . :_$_=_- sf. .,; _ Ut: ._ . 1 '12, "H §§§f,;Eie1ding -_-__ Wigginton wes_msrried in what is not Trimble County, igégngeky end all his children were born tnero. In 1830 he moved ` lie degrees _=~ County, Kentuoky to serve as oversoer-of the farm of @§§§§§§§ndfetner, Henry Migginton (IV-13) but returned to Trimble Q§§e§§§_in `_" 1332 and settled on s fsrm shout e half mile west of §§@§§§t'offioe than-known as Palmyra. ;E§§;@His =" '_-__ sister~in-law, Angelina Curl, had moved from Kentucky = §§§§Q§§ouri and was living on a farm near the present site of f§§§§§i11y in Lincoln Gounty. _She wrote to ner brother, William f§§§§@ith, telling him of the need of e teacher st the NewsSelem i§§§§§1 nearby and William visited her and was appointed teacher §@§E§§§ '_~` school, The following summer he returned to Kentuoky and §§§§§§sted to Fielding that he sell his Kentucky lend, whidh had enhanced in value in the lest few years, and go with him $$§§§§souri where lend eould be entered from-the eeverndenr for @§§§§ ner acre, ~- negeeen the spring of ldné, Fielding sold his fern and stock and ggggggnent and most of his enettels end brought the rest, inc1ud~ §£§§ g daybed still enerished by descendents, to Missouri, His; §§§§§Qereine1ew, william S. Smith went to Cincinnati end engaged §§§§§§ge.on e through steamer. While preparations were being ' §g§§§¥§§ed, Fielding and Teresa with the children spent serersl @@§§§§1tn_her mother, Sarah Dunlap Smith, at Milton, Kentueky; §§§§&@@osrded the steamboat st Milton_on the Ohio River with. €§§§§§§neueeno1d¢goods Sunday night and landed at St. Louie the _ § §§Q§lDg Saturday morning, Tnsre W111iem,vieited nis`eunt, ' §§§§§H§Csrten, (sister of his father Reuben Smith)_whose'danghter § §§n%§dfGeQrge Knapp, associated with the St, Louis'Repub1ic fron §%§§§§§ntilVhis_desth :~_ at ees on his way beck from Europe in 1833,` €§@§@§§§F ed the family "traded" in the St, Louis markets. The §@E§§ isbn continued up the Mississippi River and landed them et égggg gg Gris near the present site of Winfield, Missouri; _ .:,.,_. -, _ . . :_ 1 . _ . ' f _ , Fielding rented a farm the first year in order th have an ooportnnity to become acquainted with local land value and instead of taking an new land as originally planned, bought the farm of Crawford hodair, a neohew of Alexander Mohair, the first Governor of Missouri. the farm renmined in the wigginton Family §ag11 1950, a period covering more than s hundred years. The house was a very ride structure, built of logs as was every other form house ot the day, consistine QF two rooms with half a story above and was in poor repair. The farm was heavily timbered. Gnly a few acres had been cleared. The swamps in the lower land below the bluffs had not been drained. Vegetntion was rank and aaarms of mosquitoes spread malaria and made the house all but uninhahitahle in summer. as screens had not yet come into use, one only protection was a smudge fire built at the open door to prevent their entrance. Everyone in the neighborhood was ill hith,ma1aria and the family bitterly regretted leaving Kentucky and more than once seriously considered abandoning their Missouri ingastments and returning to Kentucky. Teresa Elizabeth emith was the daughter of Reuben bmith who aometime prior to 1810 moved from Virginia to Louth Carolina where he married harah Dunlap, whose father had emigrated from Ireland to south Carolina a few years before. bhortly after his marriage Reuben moved to Kentucky where he spent the remainer of 'his life. His family bible carries the following record; Thaddeus Sobeski Curl son of angelina C. smith and Wm. H. -Curl, Born September 21, l8h5; died April 8, 18h6. . Charles Lennett was born May 18, 1782. CHILDREN OF BEUbEN'5E1TH AND SARAH DUNLAP Teresa Elizabeth smith, Born aeptemter 21, 1811. Married " Fielding Wigginton. Angelina G. smith, horn December 27, l8lS, Died May 30, 18h9, married Wi1liam.H. Curl, October 17, ldhh. On his death married Charles Bennett January 13, l8h8. Their daughter, Leticia P. hennett was born Nay 3, 18h9, died May 21, 18h9. Leticia P. Smith, Born oeotember 5, 1818, married Nerrell, two children, moved to California. William s. smith, horn February 13, 1821, married Mary M. Birkhead " sister of dev. hirkhead, August h, l8h6, born December 20, l828. Their daughter Margaret Enphemia Smith, born december 5, l8h7. 'While teaching school at New salem fell in love with Mary and that no doubt was a factor in his removal to Fhssouri for he married her soon after his return. Later _ moved to Platt County, missouri. Ilfaucy Jane smith, born august 3, 1825, No further information, @Pgaret Kassandria Smith, born september 5, 1828. Thought to be buried in family cemetery with mother and other relatives. .»-_ _ »,m.3-§~,,¢,?;|_ ; = _- 5 -. - _ Reuben smith died at Milton, hentucky and was buried at .M£unt Tabor Methodist-Church of which he and his wife were ;é5m¢unicants. The wiggintons were Laotists and Teresa made the l£ifgt contribution, a twenty dollar gold piece, to the establish- aént gf a church of her faith at star Hope, now on Highway 79 1 *gear Elsberry, Missouri. Here she and Fielding are buried f3§§f Hope Cemetery. On the death of her husband Sarah came Missouri to be with her children, Teresa, William, Angelina Zeficia who lived within a few miles of each other. As her seeth preceded the establishment of Star Hope she is buried whildren and grandchildren in a family cemetery on_the farm nythe to and with of hor sonain-law, Charles hennett, later known as the True Place, new owned by the Foster Family. The cemetery, unmarked except 53 rough stones, is south of the farm house and on the left side of the road leading through the farm. e ~ vi-52-. 11 Mary Wigginton---~-- -"-- -%--- -»-- -~--~-f¢Frank Ferguson (Unknown) Unknown Unknown Buried in Idinbnrg, Johnson County, Illinolsa 1 »_ Martha w1&giaaen=»----»~- ---- ~-~-»»»~----Un arriee Buried in Trimble County, Kentucky; vI"'5l.|.¢ Emily Wigginton¢#»-»e----"~~°-*-"~""4~r~-Grochup Nicholson (Unknown) Unknown Unknown ` After the death of her husband and her father, Roger Higginson {v»21) she and her mother lived with ner brother, Graenberry wigginton tV1»55). This was possibly after the death of her husbands Buried at Crewfordsville, Montgomery County; Indianee ': f 22 {?i'}'§§f':"?:"¢I %@%@#w VI'55» Gfgenberry Wigginton-- ----- »---------~---Matilda Guthrie (Unknown) 1310 1 1 g '7 ?\ Jai- 1 12O~Jomee N, Nigginton--Har. 11,11B&G3--5M&?$&9§¢1§E%& 12lmMelieeo Wigginton- -»-»-- --Unknown--~-Unknown 122~DeWitt Clinton Migginton~~Unknown----Unknown l23~Greenbe?§y W£gginton~---»~Unknown~-~~Unkn¢wn l2n»Cna Wigginton*"~-~--~-~--»Unknown----Unknown Buried in Oldham Gounty,"hentucky» Janos N. Wigginten (VII- 120) writes that his grandmother lived with them after the death of his grandfather and on her death he personally took hor back to her old home to be laid beside hor husband. VI-56. Nonoy Wigginton-~»~-»--~--~~--~~~---»--»-Ballard Whitaker ' (Unknown) Unknown Unknown " Buried in Logan County, Illinois, C. vI*57» Sydnor Wigginton-- ---- -~~» ----- ---»-----fE1izaboth Spillman (Unknown) Unknown Unknown Buried in Trimble County, Kentuokyo VI-SB. Mason Wigginton--------»-e--~--~----»~--#Patsy Spillmen £Unknown) l25»Mary Wigginton~-»--~ 196 ' ' léo 138 139° 13o» 131 132 i'|a....__.n. an pn Helo W1gg1nton~-~»-~»- Loren Higginton~~-w~ ~®mrtna Migginton~»#~ Melinda W1gginton~-~ 'Greenborry Wigginton William Migginton~»» Gharleo S. Wigginton | n ¢..-» Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown 1-Ia;-1-:E 5.6 Unonown Unknown Unknown .|_-Oman-land annum Unknown Unknown -----~~-Unknown \-an-»\»»~|ou=..¢»ul »~wUnXnown ~~Ux:.%:now:1 -..H W... »» »- ¢. Ugéfngwn 1Ehh~» ~~~e~~Unkn¢wn lin-nun -"Unknown End.--*-v~#--~-~-»--~~--~ --~-- --Unknown 133-Charles N. Wigginton--Unknown--~-»--»-------Unknown -n` ' ' 1-dvcntn-Ill'-\lI|lbs|»'{I ku nmunb-u¢sdqqu¢¢¢U K 13g Ella wigglnton n own n nown ij Mason died at the home of his son Greenberry in Trimble Ggunty, Kentucky. UI-59, Shellman Migginton. Moved to Nebraska. Vlaéo, Henry Lewis married (lst) Lydia ~m-th; (End) Corbin. - Moberly, Missouri. 71-51, William Higginton.married a Musselman. Buried in Scott -A County, Kentucky. VI-62, Elijah wigginton.married a Tomason. ¥1»§3` Samuel wigginton. Vleéh, Nathan Corbin Wigginton. VI-65, Silas Wigginton.married a Seibert. VI-65. Roger Wigginton.married Partnena Greene and moved to _ Boone County, Missouri. 'VI-67. Cynthia Wigginton.merried Col. Frederick Freert (True?); '. moved to Mattoon, Illinois. VI-68, Fanny Wigginton.merried Peter Lackett. VI-69. Nancy Wigginton married (lst) Calvert; (End) Hanebrick. _ Some name Hambrick as first. VI-70. Elizabeth wigginton, known as Bettie, married Ireland. f Buried in breokenridge, Missouri. VI-71. Olevia Wigginton married John J. Peterson¢ (Miss Carrie Peterson, Frankfort, Kentucky; wrote a letter in 1913. sending data from.Fami1y bible of Henry Wigginton (IV-13). VI"72. Joseph D. Wigginton married Glevia Toles and moved to ~' Moberly, Missouri. "YB ¢ Benjamin Franklin Wigginton ---~- ~~~-~-~~--Martha Jane Twgman (Dae. ao, 1855) Dee. 23, 1 3h June h, 1923 135-James William Wigginton-»--»-~---June 27, l85?--- 136~Frederick Corbin Wigginton»~June 21, 1860-~April~l3, 1901 13?-Florence Wigginton -~-~ --»-~---=-Dec.. -2J_|_,_ 1363-=a-Jan. 27, 1892 133»Minnie May Wigginton ----- ~--~~»~-Hay 26, l36S---- 139-Benjamin Franklin Wigginton, Jr.-June 21, 186?»~~ Benjamin Franklin Wigginton, Jr. was born in Scott County, Kentucky; farmer and merchant; I.0.0.F., Christian Church; Republican Independent. Married in Shelby County, Kentucky to Martha Jane Twyman, daughter of James Twyman and Matilda §Qb@rtson, born in Andersonville, Kentucky; buried at Virden, llinois. Teacher; Whig. -JE»G==xE1:M-'. f§§§f -'.:-' Bgnjamin Franklin wigginton----------Frances Johnson §§fffpgbricious --`-. Wigginton-~-~~--~---~----»Varilla Bibb §i;76f §5°~-Lorena Wlgginton------~-s-»-~~--+-s*-Levi H» Wood (January , 1869) §i¢7?l _---_ ="* _ (Unknown) February lg, lBh0 February 1 , 1899 IMO-Edward B» Wigginton~-v-eNov» 11, l861f»Sep$, , 193% E_1_ lhl-Adeline Varilla Higginson--Aug. 3, l86h~0ct» 3, 1929 ffHfjCalvin -_.~ _-.' was born in Bourbon County, Kentucky and cams early iso Pike County, Missouri. Farmer, Baptist, Democrat, A.F.&A.H» zpover Cemetery, Calumet, Pike.County, Missouri. ' iffz Mary Ann Hunter, daughter of Stephen Hunter and Sallie Woods, ;bQrn_in Pike County, Missouri. Baptist and Demoorat» Dover 2§§&otsry. Minerva Wiggintonp--__ _---~-»- ----William H,.Bees1sy Yl~79. _ Hmanda Wigginton--»~~--- -~--»--»--~~Uhmsrried VI~80. s' James Cannon Wigginton----------»----Mary Elizabeth Reid (Deo` 22, 1869) sept. 15, 18u7 April 19, 1925 1? ! ¥4»~-»,seea ésslle Miss s§°e~*'?¢b» EQ, %§?l'f~:v +. fc ? o 33; o1Fe*e¢s¥§$s§iH;lseé osao osa, "ais駧§ss*=~JHHe;h3`;§??se;=%ss"§;§§;9§o§? a;e ;§§§§§is§'3sis'@;eei§§aa=eevs=QsfSf3©;f1B@Q-e+'*" ssfossfsso cove#-""--s» <~»~ ,Qg,,Jgmea :'_ -'_- ==. Cannon wiggioton born near Dover Church at Calumet, §ike éounty, Missouri. Helped out the timbers for the original Dover Charon and became a member of the church at the age of 11. Fafmer, Baptist, Democrat. Married at Louisiana, Missouri by R@¢,-SSMH81 A. Moafee. ~: More Elizabeth Reis, daughter of Thomas Reid and Martha M¢Cambe11, born in Lincoln County, Missouri. Baptist and Democrat Dover Gemeteryp VI~Bl; Nancy Mildred Wigginton-----»-'"*~-"#"'P B Rogue (1369) Buried at Dover, Pike County, Missouri. vi-sa. Cornelia Wigginton-~»----w»--»~--------~-Mark Beasley Dover Cemetery, Pike County, Missouri ' VI-83¢ John H wigginton--»---Egggggggg -~~~ ee-Vigginia ES§E§1857 Jan.516, 192i lhé- Wiggiotohw* - lu?-Callie Elizabeth Wigginton»-Oct, 3, 18T8-~~May 26, 19h6 1MB-Oloa w1gg1nt0n-----»-»-~----FLer-fe. :seo---1%ee:11,!av4 1 9»Judah wigginton--- ---~---- »- --» 1 0-Zula Wigginton»~~--»--- ---- - - - John Wigginton born near Dover. _ Virginia Estes born in Pike County, Missouri. Presbyterian, Democrat. Greenwood Cemetery, Clarksville, Missouri. VII-8 V11-3% v11_s@ v11~e7 VII-83 v1I-o0 VII- 1 Y-11-gs -w. - §E;;:-1.56:->';';€-;'c -E 3@§n95 ;H§¥f9, X;;r9 'iii nvxr. .YII vrlw ;Benjamin J, Terry- ~---- ~~-----Caroline Gibbons (Galeberney?) (Unknown) Unknown Unknown Three children, 2 boye and 1 girl. 9?» _ John Terry --~- --~--~--~-~~-~--Sue Withers _ {Unknown) Unknown Unknown Three girls end two boys. 95-_ J ~Luog'Terry -~-- » ~--~- --~-~ --~-- Unmarried 99» Kate Waller Terry- ---- -- -~-- ~-Peyton Green Unknown Unknown 1Unknown) 151-Kate merry Green-~#Unknown---~-Unknown 100. William Terry----~- ---»- -»--~ ~Virginia Moore (Unknown) Unknown Unknown Three boys endwsix girlse lOl. Frank Torry~~--~- ----~- » --~~~ -Monica Green (Unknown) Unknown Unknown Five boys and two girls. ¥¥§T;Q2' sie Te Pxl'y.»..- - up - - --. _ -. _ _ -_ _ _ a- -.5 -»¢. »¢B@n De nn is "" f (Unknown) Unknown Unknown Four boys end one girl. ~¥%¥s§U3~ 'V1I#1Qh» V¥I~l95- ¢Y§T*106Q `¥¥1'107* fysxeeoe, Y$iFl09~ 1 0 0 ¢YII#11l. §§1ql12» u william Holcomb selling-----~»,-_Q-osa1116 S, White ` _~ _ (L86O) Unknown Uhknowh 152~Edith Bollingww-»~lB7l~~r -~-- -ee 153»Ro1fe Bo11iug~e-»- 15h-Robert Bolling~»»- ' `_` Sallie S. White was the daughter of Joseph Reese. Sallie*s Sister married-Hiram Gheetwood, the father of Joe Cheatweod and Ssllie P. Gheatuood Smith, both oi Peynesville, Pike County, 'lg-¥_§?°"Pi° ' o e , Hj_ "_' Francis Thornton Merriwetuer, of Louisiana, Missouri, wrote in'the Press»Journa1, issue of October 21, 1915, Louisiana, _Missouri, that he knew Judge william Holcomb Bolling intimately -§§§,h1s_fsther Dr, Archibald Bolling who came to the neighborhood ¥9 take ~'-' over the practice of Men Merriwether's uncle, Dr. Cabell; @§§jSOn, Willism_Holoomb later moved to Wytheville, Virginia to F?50$ioe-lswa He and Nr¢ Merriwether were students at Unitereity of Virginia together, Mr. Merriwether wrote that Hr, Joseph §§§5B was also s near neighbor and had four.chi1dren, John Cheat" QGGG, Miss White, Mrs. Julie Cheetwood and Mrs. Allen Hatcher. Eiier Mr. white's death Sallie married e Mr. Logmood by whom she 555 two ohildree, a son and e daughter. q w `5'r"I" ~ " il l-,=ge_§f. _-ji - f 5.' - ' <.;>2`AE-Zo»:'%.==5=;!3{...__=;_--; - -_ _ 1.,7~P{»;.¢\-£5.11-=-.rfafre-.f.;,_¢..-._=- -_ li-?;»<;-1§§§.é iII- -I gi."- 1 Q'- _f;.§:;._>;,\.»;:'¢= --,_-- - - _- ij-_;;=2,'<=-?;1-Le-'=-==;=.-.--_';--I.'..' :- _ I-'l'-`:'F.f:f-L'=11'-If-'-f=` ` ' c - -` 1 ut 1.4 . Bo 11 ing- »~- »- - - --,-- - ---»- -- -Hobo rt H . waode ll `""§@§§§rr 6 (Unknown) Unknown ` """ §@& Unknown §§§§§g@f, '_ ~' '_.- J. Bol1ing-»- »----~----»~---Rudolph Tusler Q." -__- ` Unknown ;E§,,._ !_____: ___: ____ No further informationf §§§§§Serah Elizabeth Wigginton-------»---Oliver Perry Gibson N EQ `_~` ' (Neve B, 1350) Unknown _ Unknown 2nd---~»? ---- ~- ---~- ~- ~-~- Henry Harrison Morris o , 1863) April 9, l8hl Qi.. ¢;, . . F@b» 13. 1897 éfg-1§5-Edward -`_. `--_ `.-' Smith Morris-~~Merch 2, 1565-September 17, 1937 §§§§§156-William .__- `_._- Henry Morris-»Ju1y 12, lB6?»February 18, 1895 :§§§§f157-Catherine _:__: Morris--~-~-July 12, 1867-July 12, 1867 §§§§§f3aran.E11zabezn wigginoon, known in the family as Sadie, was @$@§ in Trimble County, Kentucky, and came with her family to jM§§§ouri in lBh6. Communicent of the Star Hope Baptist Church. §§§r Hope Cemetery. _ éégf-Oliver '=" Perry Gibson joined a party of local men recruited to §§§§-the trip to California in the gold rush with the intention §§§§returning at the end of e year but was evidently lost in the giggg-across the desert eo he was never afterward heard from. éég .Henry '___ Harrison Morris, Merchant, Baptist, Democrat. Star 3F55 Gemataryf giirllog - ,QQ Edward Sydnor wigginton ----- -------"Georgie Robertson *"- `-"' ` (Nor, 12% 1596} '§ovember 23, 1862 ; 1 _ Qctober_1n, 1837 ig# 155-Georgie Pauline Wigginton-1Seot, T, 1900-#July 1, l9hB_ -fu.:' -ps--;-;'!.f"' 'S' " .. :. _ .» " =;e=;5g§i§,F,.9E- :Le '§ ,g,g§;,_-:;;;;-j-_::_r .;: :-_': '_ EE? » $1 >'€i\~E¥?:='=E{€§é`-f£f:.-'.-:`¢ " ' J ,_I,=\1;",£`\€<7§@}¥5§251?.'.73-ff'-'-'I-_'f-'f' F; -_.=_= - .»\-ne; qs--_--_<,>»-sf-3-=.»_ ~ m¢..=, E3 .,;>=?}. ._= - _ in Trimble County, Kentucky, Same to Missouri in lBh6» §§§§%%@§§¢fBaptist, Democrat. Star Hope Cemetery. United_with §§§§§§§§gQpe Church under ministry of Rev, Bnrnhem, December 31, l8?6 Hcbertson was youngest cnlld of George William §§§§§§§§§5¢n and Mary Ann ~--~ ---- 'who came from Kentucky after their §§§§§§§§§g§, and reached Missouri in 18Ml, Forest Lawn Cemetery,- `%§§§§;:01iver "_-_ .-" Greenberry Wigginton--------»Emme welter Robertson @s§§gL '-'_ (April 11, 18?8) April 25, 18S3 ew 1-3» we E§§§§; Home '.'__- to Missouri from Trimble Gounry in 1886, Farmer, %§§§§§§ist, Democrat. Childless. Star Hope Cemetery. ' '_._5 _,_ 'William smith Wiggint sn--- »---- ---- U ms rr iss Ff§§Qf'Farmor, -_-' "" Baptist, Democrat. Assisted in financial arrange- $§§§E§ts for establishment of Star Hope Baptist Church. @§§%%i%119, ' %@@WV¥ :=' "--' Reuben Tn mes Wigginton---»-1------»Lucy_Catherine Dawson __f _ May 6, 1881 2- '-.'. 158%-Susan Dawson Wigginton»--June 10, 1880--Dec, 23, 1889 2nd»----~------~-Margaret Virginia Dawson (June 28, 1883) November 3, 1858 - October 28, 1895 ig- --'. l59~Ids Dawson Wiggintone-June 1, 1885-~~- _ 10,l@T5 ;sEF 160-Sarah Melinda Wigginton-Sept. lT, 1891--May 7, 1917 __ __ _;;_. _n_- ,;_r-. ---went to wsstpsss (rs mouse) to enter employe of John Allen sfs§@§hon =_- in 1861. Star Hope Cemetery, "-n'_ . 8 fiéqp ""' James N. wigginton-----~-~-------»--Unknown =ff§§f __'_ Wrote Merch 9, 1926 from M12 E. Grey 5treet, Louisville, 1HEs§Htucky that he and his wife were living there but received his gcgffl _.__._- _-__ at LaGrange, Kentucky. n.~.:-;;=-=é1=-¢ =" " ._ ,_,1` ' ' -.;:-airy-s' 655. _ \), J ¢. |2J».... .. i' == . . fra?=?=se=.'?:?:§-i-Z- '- - -_ ;:»<¢';=-=f.¢>s-. ' *2-fjféifiI3\15§¥1-}`;L'-` " - I Melissa wigginton»-~ ---- -~-- -~--Unknown _:_'§j§§:f_'_;§'¢E£:=_I-_-f '_ I I ' _ §§§§%?2' %@%w @eWitt _`_-' Clinton Wigginton--»-- » -»---Unknown §§§§_Qr@enberry _-_-_ wigginton------- ------ -#»-Unknown §§§§§;2h. Ona Minton-~-~ :_=.';=_:-_.:,j::;_'_._._-. '_ 4 §§§fl25» Q, _._. .__:_-=_:__ __ Ragsdale ;Mary Wigginton--- .Ep-4 9... ug-nuununnuunu ||»¢»,p¢»_¢»-new 126. wg; 'N51g ZI. ."_ '_'= Wiggintgn-w ---- ---~-- ---»---~-Bell $Tf "" Sarah Wigginton- --~- ~-»-»»---»------#Spencer 128. Fbrtha Wigginton- ,_¢n--aqnuu-» an au-|¢|~»u-me-una--» fgil-129 ¥'j ` ._ Nélinda w1gginc@n---~~»-»»~- ------ -~~w L Clark " (December 15, 1865) Unknown Unknown 161-D O Wigginton~~~February M, l86?--- 162-D E Wigginton~-»November 6, lB63-~- l63~W T Wigginton---January 9, l8T1---- Q31 130 Greenberry Wigginton-----~-»-~--~--~------Unknown 131 William w1gginu0n--------~- ---- --------- Unzmown 132 char-les s. Wigginton -~----~ --»--- ---»-- - - -Unlmown 'FII 133 Charles N. Wigginton----»~» ----- » ---~- --Unknown fgll 13M Ella Wigginton---~----~- ~-~-- -~»- --»-- -~ Ellison Was living in Decatur, Illinois between 1920 and 1930, ,..,3,=,.;_E¢f -1- __3¢_.;§_ -_ _:_ _-.ag %W£t$5§;sea§naw*: _ ' qw,;;_e:f53.=-;;=_-=;-;.€---'_--==-_-'- '- I_F_1;ir?-":-`§-i i2'§ j-'s @@%@wn§w =:--_ QQEQEE- 5_ 3_2-2 - - _ _ _ §%§§§§gmas william Wiaeintahs"-*""* ""----' Martha Jane ibbinetan @*@§§§§ ___`-' ~ (Unknown) Unknown " "':"":' §@§§- Unknown §§§§§éne historian of the Wigginton Family who prepared a §§§§§ibgy union unfortunately was never oublished and which seems i§§ gang been lost since his death. when last heard from in 1938 §§§§§§-1iving in the Masonic Home at Deeota, California. §§§w_Frederick '__' Corbin Wigginton#----~--~--Olive MoGind1ey §§§§i1 Died at Virden, Illinois. §§§§§§F1orenee --'=__' Wigginton-------»»» ----- ---Unmarried Engf __~_ Buried at viraan, Illinois. §§§§?Minnie May Wigginton~---~- ----~- ~--~-George McClure Lutterall 5513; _=_- __-_ :_- _'__ (Unknown) Unknown 5 _`_.'_ I :`_` __ Unknown ___ was living at santa Rosa, California in l929.J §¥?¥5139- @§§ ~"_ '-_" "Benjamin Franklin Wigginton»-----»»~éElizabeth Goodman :W -"- (Unknown) Unknown 5' Unknown _ ________ _ Living in San Diego, California in l829. i¥¥$~1u0. :¥m: "" "'_ Edward B. Wigginton--»-~-----~~»»-~»~Ada Hunter "" (Maron 19, 1900) August 29,,l57M` §_ ---_'. November 19, 1951 @3°" Born near Bowling Green, Missouri. Graduated from McGune @@1lGge and the University of Missouri. Farmer, Baptist, Egmoerat. Gnildless. :iff Ada_Hunter, uaughter of Frank Hunter, Born in Pike County, L;SB0uri. Baptist, Democrat, Greenwood Cemetery, Clarksville, Fake County, Missouri, KQ§e=§;I;ie'é§,:§@'f:-F-2'¢ 5551 _E I-:=f_ I- PI- ' _ - _ 5E §°If=_`='_f -` ' ` _ - .':5 gs .~;=_-_-.'g;_:?_1;=_-;_-';= =_ ; I _ ,-Q;-=:=;:5a4,-_¢3:>_»;>:;';-=~_=a _- - _ éeaeeaéaa- f%£§%§§#5°"' __,_,______..___._... __ - ._ 'am--_ L_" "` ._%'5-1'§I= <:»~;_u¢e:-_;-:_s,==wc;-==_-L-L =-*$%°f3*"; -= _- - __-_._-4»:<;f! -_ -__ ..... _ " e%%M%§%@m§@e e%mm@e@@@"vw \4. sv @ -_-,:,=;<;>:5:-';:_--__-_:_;_-__ _ ' ' _ 9 =__,,-, ,,_,;¢_,~_.-_-___-_______ -re .f_. -._ ;_._____.. _,_ -u____ 5, -, ,;'~=',~:a~=,e -§'2>__>- ,e,f}>5;53§e_£;§§-;e>f:=_.;__ _._~. . ,, .__\., ;\»4s\\{'::\'-. -- .,, A»_,.<,_.- _ a!=~\'-2-rf-L`<:_-2,1 /_ _'.:; _-; -_ __ Ev-ri: 9.-f_'f'r -1; _-_= - ' _' - ' - .- ' - /-,,=-;:;=-.-_E_:;:_-_\:-;};:;__:_=:;_-_-g_--:-; -_ -_- 5fem;r§<¢=_<=-,-.-=~~..»;_,_-_:_.f_-.-_- -- _ _ _ ve--Ar -.,,/_<=-41-__f, _.__ '_ ..._-;--,go -_-___\_.,__,/-cf 1. - _ _ - \-"-§--;-\1$,<,:q;;\-_-':,<__=_'_»:----=-_'_-' - - _ ,-5;5=-_-_;:-_-_F'-;'_ :-_:_ §a§a§§%&¥f- ine Varilla wiggintoneeew--»e»~w»Eqwin Lee Goodman (December 10, l390) September 19, 1858 October 16, 1927 eeeeee%§?l _ ' 15|+~Mary Oneta Gooclmanm-1\¥ovembex= 15, 1892--» Born in Pike County, Mieeourie Graduate of MoCune Baptiet,Demoorat. Dover Cemetery, Pike County, Mieeoun E\'I-G_I-?_§§".--'§'.'_ff§lE§-';`;Ef-_"_-'_"_:.`- - '- _ER @§§§§§§@ Edwin oe Goodman, son of James Goodman and Mary Ann :;€_g,==.-_ M Farmer, Baptist, Democrat. Dover Cemetery. ,._=__<_=,=4;-_:;_>;_>;:-__-_, .- _ U W4 .- .r. » , - ;.}=,-_-.>_-:_'ff;=,_-,-'f_e.:; __ ; ._ _- - _ _ ' =_\_:L-s<;_<_- -_=_-:--:_-/_-_._./__ -_ -_- 'e=1;e':,»;<»Sa=_¢->=>_=;--.;-;_-az-__-_ _ _- - _ f,mf_.\_ =_,_§_=_:_€-:§?&=_E;:;:-';f,§;':_-_'-A' _ '_ _` _ _$;${{§l&\'»).1_'X\>;'_;:qg:__'_-_-__=_!_ _ - $'-7'."§_ \?G_ §§§§§§§§ha Estelle Wigginton~~~----ee-»---»Simoon Shy ,A .______. .,__.___ _ ._l__ -_ ( c h 30 5 l l ) 5 , 1 B6 :____ ______ l _Z .___ 1 _ November 27 , 1935 §§§§§§§§rn near Dover, Pike County, Missouri. Graduate of C olle ge , LaGrange , Mis e our' 1 . Bapt ist , Democra t , Dover . anna le S 3 . §§§§§§éimeon Shy, son of Samuel Shy ano Sarah Ann Stedloy, Born ° f&§§§§§ke'Gounty, Missouri. Wee previously married to Ore Sohmit, 3%§§§§?§r 5, 1907. Dover Cemetery. ;§§§§ William Thomas Wigginton---~»--------Lottie Em o White §%5 _'_-_ (October 26, 1911) October 15, 1889 135-Mary Luoile Wiggintonee-»-Oct. T, 19124-- 1 ee '6~Raymond Thomas wigginton-e0at. EO, 191k--Aug. 27, 1?1T 167-Roy Huston-Wigginhon ---- --Jan. 22, 191T~- 5 I - Born e t E d ge w o od , P ike G ou nty , Mi s e our i . Fa rme r , Bapts 1 s t , ra t _ Dover- Ge me tary. ¥§&§-'Lottie ":_"- Em a White, daughter of Samuel Huston White and Mary .-__ Br- ooke a Dove r- Come t e ry . iiY¥i-lun. ffun Tessa Mildred wigg1nton-----~-- ----» -Ira Richard Smith - (January 21, 1897) May 5, 1B~e October 23, 19*° ia 13% 3 we -_ fe _ - .~ \.< / =-' '95%-'9~2'-'¢'»f'5¢'\-'vu-'-:cl:= 4 _-\a.xm::~1n2 '-La;-5-1 ' ' ;reg;,-.m1-E=';¢;:£%:2;-seeuagyn-; w e - .ga ='-_e1+w=,<._,,¢e -»,e_-_-__=.__-_=-- _____,,. . ,Jie -1 f _,5-"f;:r.-_=_.-a-.__-_-- ' `== ' % -'T .fs weniZe:-5:-E='-%'§='=£i=€; ~\<. .e- - ; E-2 ,§,_={'»,§`;»'¢4§_= _§g§,; ;'_'{.f' '='\_';2='-_&="f Q we-3;§_L€=.=§1';-' e£@@%%&@~ -- _ , apqgzy ' _;~-,»\1-;_ ,;-mf-',;~a` ~, c _;'=,7_¢r_=-_¢:_»=-_'-' ' »L%=~;&--:1>;+,s;\§:.{§§~_-.-»a._<_-_.-_--.-_-: __ - ms =2:=e-ng.-_-5-;=;. ~<.\_--.\-_f.»~@\_-.,.¢- . :€;_g;;;-¢_=_¢- -_ v_ 5_9 M W, _, ¢ ._.. ` William smiune-November lu, 1897 _._.-__ North 5th Street, Louisiana, Miseoooig Born ?ike Ire Riehard Smith, son of Wieeiem B. Smith. §@%%§%e%%§§é gougty, Miseourie Farmer; Presbyterian, Democrat¢ 'j2§3§§=§';c€1<:'5§é!;-Q; 3gQ§§i; :'§,":`: 3'-_:_-;' _' »`¢a?2~'o%=afJ>1'€f.£=_<_-_-'.':;-:-'_-_ _ - _¢;=¢¢f;=»_.;{_/,;»_,\;;:,;§=J:-;1-L-.2.35.;-.»;-. _:_-_ _ _ <-\.-.,- \\...\».-¢ _-:=\.'= =__-:;.- f %E;j IIII 16QmMildred Viola Wigginton -- Aug» lk, 1913~" __§fi _:________ =__~_ -izn M10 North Sth Street, Louisiana, Missouri; Amanda England; daughter of Nathan William England Jane Burnett» &%§§§§§§§*j '- `-e' - -»»---~~ Q ~--~--~ =-aoeoes Wells ~_-_-r=PA6%=-1=i¢>===<:2if-E&`.'-Ll'-I ' 01.-*fn ) . Own °\ g' Unknown f%§§§§§§§§111e Elizabeth w;gg;neen--~-»--»-»¢~~--~»-~~-Harry Thomas ""°_;;i* """ e napr. 6, l90M) UDRHOWQ oe - Unknown §§@§§§§§§ Ghi1d}gsq¢ -Methodist, Democrat, ~G1arkev1;16 Gemebeiyl du?->-1-_-_-.'¢I_f:-.<:_=_-J:-u§_=_'f';-_-'-;~_= ;=_:_1-.=_- - ' '_ ' ' .._.==.<._,=<;_<¢-=;»->;,-=s _-'_- _- §§§ §§§§@&@ 'f-==if-3;Q;gf-3=.-_Q;;<_-_§_-_:;_.__'_-.';=_=_4 ____-_ _ . - _____ _____=__ _._.__.__ _____ ,,______ __@1¢$ Wi€ginton___?__d__,__f___,,___*__,-*-e__¢-ee-Uhmarried _.1,-.5-.1'=-_z5>;23.-_--_.5-_'_-:;_;_;_; :- -- - - '_ -_ _- - _ _ ..._ _ _ _ = ->f;_:;2-rg;-;;¢;.;a-;=a; r-__< _ ; _ _ _ _ - eee%&eo§§#=¢ ¥%%%£§§%&33` - - -Y - - .'~ -12'--sf' -'-> _->_'¢¢.'_:'-';s_:1;_ -;<-2-_--i _' _ - - ' Fei" F; =€f=T5fi-E1-5% 3: €"=E ;'§:E'='_-: ;:= 3 -' ':_-`- - '_ 1 4 . _-_Q 1-_ =¢ fm - -- __-me_=s=sQ;Q::ars-E:i-:5;§%1'éii§%E}_'§?E§%:¢ :¥` ' _Eafi-Q __-_-§@4;g:*§;_5|;,§¢g;@'i"5§{,.-{;¢\§§;$"% ' <§':=-.'.;2'~f.-.\:_ .f ` 2 ": ???"§§§é§€-;€='=R==; = 4:-;-, ._ -:_ ¢E<'¢'?c~?» mes¢r3x-f=:as-_-_=.->->- . .- _-¢-= ;?='~/ J--~ ,:=e_s-ee _ - 5; - -,Q _ >. T9 _`_:;_,;_ _ _ .-_-_ _: qgg, R55 '-.-'- Linnie Lindsebfs dauE3'l'l5¥1= of Clement B . Lindsay and Ha rve y .= Gre d ua 1: e o :E S t s 1; e Te e o he 1° s C ol le ge , -' ' 'P ,E »O = Stal' Hope =» _- :_ = "¥.\,f-<=\- .' > e- -'»:;»}.-Nm-, _; .___ - ' , , _ - -_ -\ _ -. '-T1 " '_ f'"*F,F`=" |'%z53"'!'35.1-'.2.'-'.'-' ' Es. ,fs~ *'»=_~ ._ - - _ .- §:<__{.,>, ' r;,r_ _-_ _- 'S R- ' -35" ---. 1 -__'; _= Q-_ - '_-- WEEKLY PRESS JOURNAL Lou is i e na » Mi s s o11I'°l _ _ 4 ____ Thurs dey , O o t o oe :' 2 1 , 1915 . _.__§ ___._ OID "J'_LRG-II\]IA , `i' -5-i- Qfmi M 3':=§L¢E¥_-?`.='5'- `- '- ` ` - ' ' ...............~_ - fi of Presldents Breaks Into the White House Again -'-_ I ' _._,_::~::: 'L I- E' ev? >~ QQ 'Z \ ='=_= nnounoeme nt of P re s 1 de nt Wilson ' s ap pr' oe ching marria ge lt ple oe s me in e 1=e1'riin§.s oent mo od and my memory is - vis it ore , s trsnge fzoom an ebee noe of fifty ye ar s . eo _ he lf e century ego, I knew is he father of the bri de , Judge William Hole omlo Boll ing? intima te ly. He was not than I , and _ live cl on.L;r e few mile s fr-om my home . His . A rc hibe ld bol 1 ing , we s a line e 3. de s ce nde nt fr om oo a hon te s . He o one t o our ne ighboxmood t o ta ke t he - of my fs t he r= ' s uno .Le nw- 1 ew , Dr U Gabe ILCL , 1-.1 no he d d ied , of my.-uno le , Dr' .J rT':cen1»: 1~LIe1=im-ae toner, who had removed to- ' _-F county » He was me 1°r=ie d to Miss Anne , daughter of' one , Mr. Be_n_jami.n Wiggin toni. To them were born three two girls e nd Wms I-Lolo ombe Q The le tte r' we s as hands emo ollo . He e intended the Virginia Univers ity who re his _ les t my first and t here we met sgai n on tems of most frie ndl-y E; s oojniwint 'lg o Wyt k1e;Lri;.;e , Vjferginie , to pre ot ice law , f..__-_ 0 PH n lms e sa s soo e on e st ing from e srl o hi ld»- e es tate , came to an end . ' Y 'f ` -3 Josep tl Reese we s snot her o lose ne ighb or' of our family. I his san, Jornn, and his 'three daughters ,_ Mrs U White , Ms . - _ I Q ' B8 woo s nd its . All __ He 13 ll -»» 11. b _ , _ _ two C dv eo h a ho er e_ eecnti fu 1 women Mrs . -'¢ n -- -_ s 3111 Pen by My ff W**3° 'Je s S am"-3 -L and 93115-9 o After ;*, 4; 138 Q de 9 'li 11, S T16 W3 B THE! PX' 1.9 il C 0 HI* 4 LQ gwog d by -Whgm 3 ha ha tj , 1-d;'en , e s on end e d e ughte r= e ,I Ss llie whine , the _ mot her of Mrs . Galt, was known beyond _si _ _ _mit s of 1: he ne 1 ghbor hood for he 1° 'oe e uty e nd br ill i a noy of ° kr ny fl 0 t . The ne :Lgnbor 'o oye we re el 1. ore ey _ about he 1" , but none xg* » - isp ire to mn her , for word we nt around that she was e ngeged - G he e 'ow o od , brot he I'°-'iflw low of 'ne rv aunt , Julia C hes tt-:ood , \ J 'Y 2 _ _-,|. -."....._, J... .W .--_-,;._.-- , vp _espn-.;~;, . .; , ,_{,..,\ ._._r s§eeeasseee" _ _____ as _ him for his namesake , Bishop Gobbs , went to pgity to. pursue the st udy of medicine , his chosen _'He was my room me te my third year at the university. of the '11 year in the Old Monroe _house on Monroe ~_'-f Qigalance og the session one of the Jus t finished houses Row - ed- 'f fe- - F -'-'s'e- _ e'e'e -1 a t- d tr na a si s t 1; an ltrgggsrimggieg le s timdlezitg 31; ihgab oi tom E13 fl the h;r»;ubr'§.- Meds `,, New although my room mate was a Dirty Med, yet but look up to him as I would ha ve done t o the 'inossese of Golconda . Did he not pos se ss the heart and the love ly Miss Sallie White '? They were infinite ly sure ly than all its diamonds .- has told us "Va rium e t mutabile Semper Famine" --woman and ever c hanging thing-»--so ala sl when we get home I Dr . Nick as a fas t friend only. The halo I had built had g one with the love ly 5a 11 ie E-Ihi te , who chose that nda nt of Pocahontas , Wm, H. Bolling, the lawye za-,__ wait te fulfill her promise to the young },'Jl1`§'SiUi&~§1'r6.,n_ friend I have ne ver' had the n Dr. Nichole s Lb Cheat-_1~_ '_ met ve ry often at part de a pduring land after "\;§_r¢_h"a one word ef oompla int or woman s fickle nesax In due 5 _ ma rr fied and was the happy fathe r of se ve ra lf eh; -of his deaths He was a noble man and a va'L__ue' ' as=-:Q- §' =¢_:_ _ _ ; _ __ A, ~. _.__ _ - _ \=_-_, ,l_m€€_¢,-=._§'ar»,,_____ ______ _ : - §§§§§§§§§5@- liam Henry Morris - -- - T --- ~ - ----- T- -» -Ne 13. Ras t in a t Ape nz ,, Mis s ouri. . Me ro ha nt a n d b ui ld e r . Ere et e d' _~-' 'Opera goose . Bapt ist , Democra t . ..._ :'_ _~_i 5 _ ' n s 1 s te r- o f W i 1 1 iam He nry Morr 1 s . Fami ly ce me te ry on _ eea§a§arP1»°=. _re_r rw_we d' ~ _ =;_ _=,__ GB or a P 8 ul i ne wi g n t on" _ _ _ ____ _ __ __ __ __ _ _ _ *Uma Tr, ie d Born in Linco1n_County, Missouri, Graduate of University of Southern California. Member of faculty of`Glendale Schools and President of District Teecher's Assoolationn Listed in who's who of Glendale Women, because of work as President of Glendale Branch of American association of University Women. Fatality in automobile accident near Grand Island, Nebraska. Forest Lawn Gemetery, Los Angeles, 0alifornTe» _ VIII~158. THE ELSEERRY DEMOCRAT Elsberry, Mo., September 22, l9hh. LISTED AMONG W§D*S WHO OF GLENDALE, CAL,, WOM N Mies Pauline Wigginton, of Glendale, Calif., formerly of Elsberry, has been listed among the "W-ho'a Who" of Glendalels women, gaining that destinction through her work as president of §he Glendale branch of the American Association of University 0151550 The same issue of the Glendale News~Press from which the fore going information was gleaned, carried s picture of Miss Wigginton and an editorial written by her on, "Postewar Planning of the AAUN Programf' Pauline Wigginton was born and lived in and near Elsberry until her graduation from Elsherry high school. After her graduation she entered the University of Southern California, Los Angeles. Following com letion of her scholastic work at the University she became a facnlty'memher of the schools of Glendale, She still has her Elsberry home and other real estate interests near town, and spends a pert of each summer here, Her many Elsberry friends are pleased to hear of the honor that has been given her. VIII~l5B%. Susan Dawson Wigginton. Died in infancy. Star Hope Cemetery, VIII-159. l _ Ida Dawson wigginton-~-»~-~~~»~--~»--»--»--Clarence Cannon (aug. 30, 1906) Apre 11. 1379 l?3~Ida Elizabeth Gannon~~ »»-- ~ ---- ~-~Nov. 1, 1911-m l?h»Huby Melinda Gaanon~~-~-»-s----»--Mar.3O, 1919s- Born at E1»Mo Farm, Elsberry, Missouri. Hardin College, Stephens College, University of Missouri, Beta Si ms Omiorong History Club; P,E.0.; Vice President Congressional Club, Wash- ington, D. C.; 0.E.S.; Society of Sponsors of United States Navy; D. A. R. VIII~16O. _ , Sarah Melinda Wiggintoneg--»-#William Caswell Prewitt, Jag (Nov. 26, 191n) Aug. 2 , 1356 ' Jan. 2 , 1950 l?5»Reuben Gaswell Prewitt---»~---~a--Deo. 13, 1915-~ Sarah Melinda Wigginton, born at Elsberry, Missouri. Hardin College, Mexico, Missouri, and Stephens College, Columbia, Missouri; Baptist, Beta Sigma Omicron, P.E,0., D.A.R.,.Glarkevil1e Cemetery. William Gaewell Prewitt, born in Pike County, Missouri, son of William Caswell Prewitt, Sr. and Martha Moss,_ Missouri Uni~ versity, Los Angeles, California, Second marriage, Harsh 2, 192h, to Julie Brown, daughter of Joseph Brown and Ada Davis, Julia Brown married second time to James Starling Thomas, Sante Monica, California. - VIII~l61. De 0. Migginton ---- »#--»- ---- Unknown VIII~l62. D.`E. Wigg1nton~-~---» ~---#Unknown VIII»163, W. T. Wigginton~»-~ - ----»~- Unknown VIII»16h. Mary Oneta Goodman--»-+---~----»--~~4Wi1liam Chester McCue (DBG1 20, FQb¢ 1.6, 1?6~John Edwin MoGus~~~»~~-~ --~» Feb, T, 1913-» 17?-Catherine Vanilla McCue-~»-~Dec. 30, 1923-- Born in Pike County, Missouri. Hardin College, Mexico, Missouri. Baptist; Democrat, William Chester McCue, son of.John William McCue and Mary Catherine Dritz, born in Clarksville, Pike County, Missouri. Salesman, Presbyterian, Republican, I.0.0.F. VT1Ie165e _ Mary Luoile Wigginton-#--~~--»-~---------Glenn Wharton (October 12, l9h0) January 2, 1913 lT8»Norma Jean Wharton-a-r-»~Narch 1, l9h2---~~-- 179-Charles Wil1iam.Wharton-~May T, l9h3 ----- »-~- l8O»Glenn Edward Wharton#-~-~September 25, 19h5-- L81-Thomas Leroy Wharton ~--- -September 10, l9h6-- Born in Glarksville, Missouri. Glenn Wharton Born in Erinkman, Green County, Oklahoma. Son of Charles Thomas Wharton and Elvina Hiils Farmer. Louisiana, Pike County, Missouri,`R»F;D. #1, \ VIIIFI66. Raymond Thomas Wiggintona-----~ ~---Unmarried Dover Gemeterya VIII-167. Roy Huston Wigginton -~-- --~- -----~-»~ -e--Onsite Agnes Kuntz (March 16, l9h0) January 1, 1920 182-Melinda Louise Wigginton~~Dec, 13, l9h2-~ l83»Barbara Ann Wigginton~--»~Feb¢ 17, l9hh~* Born in Clarksville, Missouri, Missouri Experiment Station, Hannibal, Missouri. Missouri State Military Reserve Forces. Baptist, Democrat. President, Bethel Brotherhood Association, Annual Bethel Baptist Association, 19h9. Onieta Agnes Runtz, daughter of William Ernest Kuntz and Iva Cuba Henderson. Baptist; Democrats Q James William Smith»--»-~----~-~--"Mary Frances Biiss (October 3, 1927) July 16, 1900 Born in Louisiana, Pike County, Missouri, Salesman; Baptist; Democrat. Childless. Mary Frances Bliss, daughter of Charles E, Bliss and Gertrude Younger, Democrat, VIII-169. I Mildred Viola Wigginton----4»°~-~-"Robert omith Venable Qwaroh 28, 1937) May 10, 1916 lgailris Josephine vessels---December és, 1937-- 1 a ' Born in Mexico; Missouri. Christian Church. Democrat, Robert Smith Venable, son of James Niel Veneble and Laura Allison. Salesman; Christian Church. Ix»17o. ` Everett Moore Morris-----»---_s_--»Hazol Leigh wampler (Merch 20, 1917) September 29; 19MB Znd#---------~»»Hazel Rosalie Gentrg (Deo. 16, 19HT) October M, 188 Born at Apex, Missouri. Railway Conductor; Baptist; Democrat. Brotherhood of Railrosd"Treinmene Ghildless. Hazel Leigh Wamoler, daughter of Lillian Rowell (Now Mrs. A. J. Howell) ans Robert A Wampler. Fifth street Baptist Church, of Hannibal, Missouri; American Legion Auxiliary; Ladies Auxiliary; Brotherhood of Railway Trsinmen. Star Hope Cemetery. Hazel Rosalie Gentry, daughter of B. F. Gentry and Jennie Lee Gilliland was horn in Lincoln County and was first married to Grover B. De Jarnette, April ln, 1913. He died August 30, l9hn. IX~lTl. Sarah Morris-----~--»~--»---»~1r--»Glarenoe Raymond McDonald ` (February , 1912) U U 185~Glarence Raymond MoDoneld-~July 21, 1913-ed 186- MoDonalo~-July 21, 1913--July 27, 19 _ _l87-Ruth Alino McDone1d~-~~June 9, 1919~~March 29, l9nh 1X"1'?2f¢ __ - Clement Lindsay Morrie--»-~---- -------Kathe§;ne Mayes 158-Themes Edward Merris-~~- IX-"'1?3\ Ida Elizabeth Cannon-----»*--~--»-----#William Irwin Pixley (June 1, 1937) March A 189-William_Gennon Pixley--August 20, 19L0»~ 190-Thomas Dawson Pixley--~Apri1 25, 19h3-~- IX~1Th. _ Ruby Melinda Gannon-»---»----#---»-~~»Harry Bert Hackethern (April 6, 19h3) May 191~J0hn Gannon Heekethorn----Jbec. 28, 19h3*- 192-David Lyon Haekethorn~»--e~June 1, 19h9-- l92%~Susan Melinda Heekethorn-~Ju1y 13, 1951--» |» Reuben Caswell Prewitt---- ---- -»------Naney Cortelyou (December November lu, 1919 &93»Thomes Gortelycu Prewittw-Merch 20, 19M8----- l9u»Melinda Prewitt»»»~~»»»m~~November 18, l9h9-- l9L;é~-1"la1°y Dawson------~---1----»-=--JL11y 3.0, l953-»-»---- IX-176. John Edwin McCue~--- ---- --~- ~- ~-- IX~1T7, Gatherine Varilla McCue ----»- » -- ---~- éQalf}» HQ;4£ fbubkwm gb IX»178 Norma Jean Wherton-----~--- ---»~--- é IX»179 Q Charles William Wharton--~---»----~---- IX-180. Glenn Edward Wharton-»---------»----»-- IX""1-Sql l Thomas Leroy Nharton»+-» ----~-=--»---~ I»X""]-82; IX-183 IX-len Melinda Louise Wigginton--~»----------~ Barbara knn Wigginton---»--- --- -- Iris Josephine Venable~--~ ----- »-»----» IK-1BS`, Clarence Raymond MoDonaldE~-~ --~»Dorothy Pittman Tower Theatre, Springfield, Missouri. Q Died in infancy. Star Hope Cemetery. 112-187. Ruth Alina Mobohaf3----»- »---- ~- ~--- -~-~¥-Unmaraied - Born in Eieberry, Missouri.. Graduate of Missouri Baptist Hospital Nursing Sohoola Served during war as Ensign NG, United States Navy at Bethesda Naval Center. Received posthumous award of bronze madal of American National Red Cross. Elsberry Cemetery, Elsberry, Missouri- IX»13B. Thomas Edward Morria»_-----_------~-»--»--Patricia Robinson (November 17, 1951) IX»1&9» Willilm Cifmon P1S1&yw°=~~°»¢»-¢~¢~~w»u»~a» f Thomaa~Dawaon Pixley--»-~»~~~ »~~~»~»-»~»~ IX~191» John Gannon Haoketho?n~~-- ---- -~~- IX»l92» David Lyon Hackethorn4~-"-»---~---~-- --- IX-192%», Suaan Melinda Hackethorn-~--~ ----- -» »-»-~ IX»l93» Thomas Cortelyou Prewitt -»--~-- ~ -----»- ~ IX-l9h» Melinda Prewitt»----- ---- --~»- Mary aawaon Prawiti;-----» ------~»--------- IEDEX Abbington, Martha Jane 135 Beasley, Mark B2 William H, 75 Bibb; Variiia 75 Bliss, Mary Frances 168 Belling, Archibald M1 Edith 152 Hairiett We 113 Mary J, llh Robert 153 Rolfe 15h william Holcomb 112 \ Boyer, Henry 2h Buchanan, Spence E, 29 Campbell, Nancy 32 Cannon, Clarence 159 Iaa Elizabeth 173 Ruby Melinda 17h Clark, we Ln Corbin, Elizabeth 29 Samuel 27 Gortelyou, Nancy 75 Danueby, Nancy 35 Davis, John 16 Dawson, Lucy Catherine 119 Margaret Virginia 119 Dennis, Benjamin 102 Eaetin, Nell 156 Englané, Elizabeth Amanda Estee, Virginia B3 Ferguson, Frank 52 Poster, John 31 Galt, Norman H. 152 % Gentry, Hazel Rosalie 170 Gibbone, Caroline (Ge1eberney? Gibson, Oliver Perry 115 Goodman, Edwin Lee lhl Eli Zabe th 139 Mary Oneia 16h Green, Kaye Terfy 151 Monica 10l_ Peyton 99 Guthrie, Matilda S5 Heokethorn, David Lyon 192 Harry Bert 17M _ John Gannon 191 I Sueén Melindg l9Eé Heeeieiee, Gharles 25 .ngguee R"`_H% B%H"",-8; Huhter, aaa IMO Mary Ann T7 Johnson, Frances Th Kuntz, Oneite Agnes 16? Lindsay, Minnie 155 Lutterell, George McClure 138 Meena, bateerine varilla §77 John Edwin 176 William Chester / 64 I MoDona1d, Clarence Raymond 171 Clarence Raymond 185 Ruth Aline 16? ' MoGind1ey, Olive 136 Mayes , Katherine 1?2 Moore, Virginia 100 Merrie, Catherine 157 Clement Lindsay 172 Edward Smith 155 Everett Moore 170 _ Henry Harrison 115 Sarah 171 ` Thomas Edward 188 William Henry 156 Nieholson, Greenup Sh Northoutt, Jeremiah 25 Pixley, Thomas Dawson 190 William Cannon 189 William Irwin 173 Prewitt, Mary Dawson 195 Melinda 19h Reuben Caswell 175 Thomas Gorteliou 193 William Ceswe 1, Jr., 160 Reid, Mary Elizabeth 80 Robertson, Emma Walter 11? Georgia 116 Scott, Clara H. 37 Harriett B. 19 Shy, Simeon IMZ Smith, Ira Ricn&*d lun James William 165 Susan 33 Teresa Elizabeth S1 spi11men;'E1i$eeeen 57 Patsey 56 _ Stewait, Nancy-35 Ta§1¢r,¥E1izabeeh 155. Terry, Benjemin_J. 96- Feenk 101' John_93 Kata Walter 99 Lizzie 102 Luoy 98 , William 190 William P» 39 Thomnn, Harry lu? m111ezt, Giles 23 Townsend,'Pe%er SD Trumbo; Mary Ann BM Tusler, Rudolph llh Twyman, Martha Jane 73 Vellandinghem, Anne - Mary 13 30 Venable, Iris Josephine 18% Roberi Smith 169 Wkddell; Rbb6?t Ha 113 Wgmpler, Hazel Leigh 170 Weir, Adolphus Gustavus MO wells, JemeS'lh6 4 Wharton, Charles Wiiliem 179 Glenn 165 ' Glenn Edward 180 Norma Jean 178 Thomas Leroy 181 wnitaker, Ballard 56 White, Lottie Em a lh3 Sallie S; 112 Niggipton, Adeline Varilla lhl Amanda 79 Ann 6 Ann 9 Ann Elizabeth M1 Anna Estelle 1h2 Barbara Ann 133 Benjamin lu Benjamin 19 Benjamin Franklin 73 Benjamin Franklin 7h Benjamin Franklin 139 Gallia lhj Calvin 7? Catharina G. 38 Charles N. 133 Charles S. 132 Cornelia Ds Eg 161 SJ 0. 32 Daw1tu'c11auoa 123"_ A Edward B. 1h0 Edward Sydnor 116 Eleanor E2 Eleanor Eh Elijah 35 Elizabeth S Elizabeth 20 Elizabeth 21 Elizabeth £6 Elizabeth SO E11a;13h Emily Sh Emma 39 Fabrioious 15 Fieléing S1 Florence 13? Frank M. 37 Frederick Corbin lgo Georgia Pauline 15 Greanbarry,55 Graenbarry 123 Graanberry 130 HEUPY T Henry 13 Henry 17 Henry 36 Ida Dawson 159 James James Janes James James JameS 10 32 . Gannon BO Ne 120 Re id 1145 william 135 Jamima 31 Jane 25 John 11 John BM J0h.n Ha Judah l@9 Lorena T6 Malinda 129 Margaret 27 Martha 53 Martha 128 Martha Jane M0 Mary 23 Marg 52 Mary 125 Mary Lucilo 165 Mason SB May 16 Melinda Louise 1 Mildréd Viola 169 Minerva 75 Minnie May 138 Nancy 15 Nancy 23 Nanay 56 Nancy Mildred 51 Nela 126 Olca 1h3 Oliver Graenberry 117 Ona 12M Peter 30 82 Raymond Thomas 166 Reuben Thomas 119 Roger 2 ` Roger M Roger 12 Roger aa Roger £6 Roy Huston 167 Sarah 12? Sarah Elizabeth 115 Sarah Melinda 160 Spencer B Spencer 33 Susan Dawson 158% Sydnor S7 Tessa Mildred lub William 1 William 3 William 13 William E9 William 131 William Smith 113 W.'T» 163 William Thomas 1k3 Zula 150 Nilsen, Themes Woodrow 152 Withers, Sue 9? 111906, LQV1 Ha f