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Johann Balthasar Kettenring and Anna Magaretha Zimmer

 


Husband Johann Balthasar Kettenring 


 
         Born: 29 Oct 1694 - Landstuhl, Pfaltz, Germany
   Christened: 
         Died: 1 Feb 1746 - Salzwoog, Pfaltz, Germany
       Buried: 


 
       Father: Johann Adam Kettenring (1658-1702)
       Mother: Anna Maria Faul (1663-1730)


 
     Marriage: 1719 - Landstuhl, Pfaltz, Germany


Wife Anna Magaretha Zimmer 


 
         Born: 1699 - Overarnbach, Germany
   Christened: 
         Died: 11 Aug 1748 - Salzwoog, Pfaltz, Germany
       Buried:


Children

1 M Sr. Johann Michael Kettenring 


 
         Born: 29 Sep 1735 - Darmstadt Hesse, Germany
   Christened: 
         Died: 16 Jan 1814 - Sullivan Cty, TN
       Buried:  - Arcadia Church Cemetery, Sullivan Cty, TN
 
       Spouse: Mary Magdaline Marguard (1747-1841)
         Marr: 1766 - Pennsylvania


General Notes: Child - Sr. Johann Michael Kettenring

Other sources say that he was born in Salzwoog, Pfaltz, GE

Cemetery on Bloomingdale Road

Johann Michael arrived on the ship "Chance" with Jacob and Christoff
(Stoffel) Kettenring at Philadelphia in 1765. He went to Lancaster PA
where he married Mary in 1776. He then went to Maryland by 1781 and was in
Wythe VA by September 1783.

From the Southwest VA Tax assement 1815 from "Southwest Virginia Tax
Assesments, 1815" compiled by May B. Kegley:
Michael Kettering, one farm on the South Fork of Reed Creek, 518 acres
having thereon two dwelling houses of wood, two stories each, 30 feet by
20 feet each, one barn, one corn house, all of wood, valued at $3000.

From "Historic Sites of Sullivan County"

The John Ketron Mansion on Reedy Creek Road (Bloomingdale Pike), in the
Arcadia Community, is a large, two story hewn log house, now covered with
white siding. It has a large back wing and porches on the front and side.
In 1976 it was owned by Bruce Ketron. The Ketron heirs say this is one of
the oldest houses in Sullivan county, which is quite possible since it
stands in the Reedy Creek Settlement area.
Michael Ketron (or Kettering), the progenitor of this branch of the Ketron
family, came to America in 1765 from Hess-Dounstadt, Germany. He married
Mary Marguard (Born in Germany in 1747) in 1766 in Lancaster,
Pennsylvania.
Michael, known as "Michael, the Weaver," had apprenticed as a weaver of
stockings in Germany. He brought his hand loom to America where he
continued his trade. The Ketrons moved west with a caravan of pack horses
in 1772 bringing with them their four children. They settled for a time in
Wythe County, Virginia where he purchased 500 acres of unimproved land . He
knew nothing of farming nor outdoor work but his wife was well versed in
farming and could use an ax well (a thing her husband could not do).
Michael and Mary's son, John Kettenring was the first member of the family
to migrate (by 1790) to the Arcadia section of Sullivan County. Another of
Michael's sons, Henry, came to this section later. The father, Michael ,
joined them in 1809 and died here in 1814. He is buried in the Arcadia
Cemetery.
When John and Katie Ketron died they left the house to Watson Ketron, the
son of his brother, Henry. John had no children. Watson let his brother
Reuben, and his brother Joseph live there. It was then left to Thomas W.
Ketron, son of Reuben and then his son Audie B. Ketron. He left it to his
nephew Bruce.
From Sullivan County BiCentenial book 1976 article submitted by Betty J.
(Bishop) Willoughby of Ticklaw LA
The name Kettenring which means chains of links or rings is said to have
been given to a Swiss blacksmith in the Rhineland at the time surnames
were first beginning to be used. The chains this person made were said to
be used in the clearing of the Black Forest. The first recorded use of the
name is in Nurenburg on March 20, 1401 when Rupert III, Count of the
Palatinate and Holy Roman Empire conferred half a fief upon Fritz
Kettenring of the town of Lauf. Michael arrived in Philadelphia with his
two cousins Johann Jacob and Christopher on the ship "Chance" which sailed
from Rotterdam and was on the sea for 2 months. They went to Lancaster
about 65 miles west where they joined up with Johann Adam Kettenring ( born
1698 in Lamberg GE died 1775, Londonderry Township, Lebanon PA.) a
blacksmith who had crossed on the "Samuel" on 12/3/1740. The Kettenrings
were Lutherans. Within a year, Michael married Mary Marguard who was also
on the "Chance." Michael Jacob and Christopher all decided to leave
Lancaster for Southwest Virginia. Jacob and Christopher went first in
1769. Michael and Mary arrived in Wythe in 1772. In 1774, Virginia claimed
the western territory and called out the militia against the warring
Indians in a campaign called Lord Dinmores's War. On June 2, 1774, seven
Kettenring and Kettering men including four of Christopher's older
sons(Francis, Peter, Jacob and Phillip) were enrolled as Catron in Robert
Doak's company. The campaign ended at Point Pleasant (WVa) on October 10,
1774, when 3,000 soldiers defeated 1,000 Shawnee led by Chief Cornstalk.
After that, most of the Shawnee went west and Indian attacks decreased .

Montgomery County Tax List B. 1787 Michael had 1 male over 16, 5
horeses/mules, and 12 cattle.
Montgomery County Tax List 1789/90 Michael had 2 males 16 to 21 and 7
horses. He was on Reed Creek/Cedar Run. In 1800 Michael had 1 male over 16
and 1 horse. Henry had 1 male over 16 and 2 horses.

From "Virginia's Colonial Soldiers" by Lloyd DeWitt 1988 Michael was in
Robert Doak's company 2 June 1744.

From "Early Adventures on the Western Waters" Vol I by Mary Kegley & F . B.
Kegley 1980
page 139 year 1779. On May 5, the following day, the jury heard evidence
against Peter Kinder, Henry Willis, Peter Katherine(Kettering), Andrew
Bronstetter, John Gullion, Frederick Moore, George Vaught, Frederick
Bronstetter, Michael Kathering (Kettenring) and Henry Wirick (Wyrick).
They were all bound to their good behavior. (They were accused of being
Tories). (Summers, Annals, pp 710, 711)
page 151 In this same book, "Revolutionary War Service Book" p 149, there
is a short list of sixteen names of persons who took the oath of
allegiance to the "Commonwealth of Virginia as a free and indipendent
State", promising to refuse all allegiance to George the Third, King of
Great Britain. The oaths were administered in March, April, and May 1779
by Andrew Boyd, Jas. Newell and William Davis. The names inclued John
Harris, Martin Nowland, William Baxter, Michael Kettenring, Henry Wyrick,
Jacob Hauser, Jas. Husk, Wm Rutherford Jr. George Vaut, Jenkin William s,
John Vaut, Fredk Slamp, Moses Wells, Zacha. Blankspider, Henry Vice and
John Steal.
Vol II page 2 Michael was a stocking weaver.
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Sr. Johann Michael Kettenring and Mary Magdaline Marguard

 


Husband Sr. Johann Michael Kettenring 


 
         Born: 29 Sep 1735 - Darmstadt Hesse, Germany
   Christened: 
         Died: 16 Jan 1814 - Sullivan Cty, TN
       Buried:  - Arcadia Church Cemetery, Sullivan Cty, TN


 
       Father: Johann Balthasar Kettenring (1694-1746)
       Mother: Anna Magaretha Zimmer (1699-1748)


 
     Marriage: 1766 - Pennsylvania


Wife Mary Magdaline Marguard 


 
         Born: 15 Aug 1747 - Bavaria
   Christened: 
         Died: 15 Nov 1841 - Sullivan Cty, TN
       Buried:  - Arcadia Church Cemetery, Sullivan Cty, TN


Children

1 M Jr. Michael Kettenring 


 
         Born: 21 Sep 1768 - Lancaster, PA
   Christened: 
         Died: 1855 - Wythe Cty, VA
       Buried: 
 
       Spouse: Margaret Wennrick (1778-1858)


General Notes: Husband - Sr. Johann Michael Kettenring

Other sources say that he was born in Salzwoog, Pfaltz, GE

Cemetery on Bloomingdale Road

Johann Michael arrived on the ship "Chance" with Jacob and Christoff
(Stoffel) Kettenring at Philadelphia in 1765. He went to Lancaster PA
where he married Mary in 1776. He then went to Maryland by 1781 and was in
Wythe VA by September 1783.

From the Southwest VA Tax assement 1815 from "Southwest Virginia Tax
Assesments, 1815" compiled by May B. Kegley:
Michael Kettering, one farm on the South Fork of Reed Creek, 518 acres
having thereon two dwelling houses of wood, two stories each, 30 feet by
20 feet each, one barn, one corn house, all of wood, valued at $3000.

From "Historic Sites of Sullivan County"

The John Ketron Mansion on Reedy Creek Road (Bloomingdale Pike), in the
Arcadia Community, is a large, two story hewn log house, now covered with
white siding. It has a large back wing and porches on the front and side.
In 1976 it was owned by Bruce Ketron. The Ketron heirs say this is one of
the oldest houses in Sullivan county, which is quite possible since it
stands in the Reedy Creek Settlement area.
Michael Ketron (or Kettering), the progenitor of this branch of the Ketron
family, came to America in 1765 from Hess-Dounstadt, Germany. He married
Mary Marguard (Born in Germany in 1747) in 1766 in Lancaster,
Pennsylvania.
Michael, known as "Michael, the Weaver," had apprenticed as a weaver of
stockings in Germany. He brought his hand loom to America where he
continued his trade. The Ketrons moved west with a caravan of pack horses
in 1772 bringing with them their four children. They settled for a time in
Wythe County, Virginia where he purchased 500 acres of unimproved land . He
knew nothing of farming nor outdoor work but his wife was well versed in
farming and could use an ax well (a thing her husband could not do).
Michael and Mary's son, John Kettenring was the first member of the family
to migrate (by 1790) to the Arcadia section of Sullivan County. Another of
Michael's sons, Henry, came to this section later. The father, Michael ,
joined them in 1809 and died here in 1814. He is buried in the Arcadia
Cemetery.
When John and Katie Ketron died they left the house to Watson Ketron, the
son of his brother, Henry. John had no children. Watson let his brother
Reuben, and his brother Joseph live there. It was then left to Thomas W.
Ketron, son of Reuben and then his son Audie B. Ketron. He left it to his
nephew Bruce.
From Sullivan County BiCentenial book 1976 article submitted by Betty J.
(Bishop) Willoughby of Ticklaw LA
The name Kettenring which means chains of links or rings is said to have
been given to a Swiss blacksmith in the Rhineland at the time surnames
were first beginning to be used. The chains this person made were said to
be used in the clearing of the Black Forest. The first recorded use of the
name is in Nurenburg on March 20, 1401 when Rupert III, Count of the
Palatinate and Holy Roman Empire conferred half a fief upon Fritz
Kettenring of the town of Lauf. Michael arrived in Philadelphia with his
two cousins Johann Jacob and Christopher on the ship "Chance" which sailed
from Rotterdam and was on the sea for 2 months. They went to Lancaster
about 65 miles west where they joined up with Johann Adam Kettenring ( born
1698 in Lamberg GE died 1775, Londonderry Township, Lebanon PA.) a
blacksmith who had crossed on the "Samuel" on 12/3/1740. The Kettenrings
were Lutherans. Within a year, Michael married Mary Marguard who was also
on the "Chance." Michael Jacob and Christopher all decided to leave
Lancaster for Southwest Virginia. Jacob and Christopher went first in
1769. Michael and Mary arrived in Wythe in 1772. In 1774, Virginia claimed
the western territory and called out the militia against the warring
Indians in a campaign called Lord Dinmores's War. On June 2, 1774, seven
Kettenring and Kettering men including four of Christopher's older
sons(Francis, Peter, Jacob and Phillip) were enrolled as Catron in Robert
Doak's company. The campaign ended at Point Pleasant (WVa) on October 10,
1774, when 3,000 soldiers defeated 1,000 Shawnee led by Chief Cornstalk.
After that, most of the Shawnee went west and Indian attacks decreased .

Montgomery County Tax List B. 1787 Michael had 1 male over 16, 5
horeses/mules, and 12 cattle.
Montgomery County Tax List 1789/90 Michael had 2 males 16 to 21 and 7
horses. He was on Reed Creek/Cedar Run. In 1800 Michael had 1 male over 16
and 1 horse. Henry had 1 male over 16 and 2 horses.

From "Virginia's Colonial Soldiers" by Lloyd DeWitt 1988 Michael was in
Robert Doak's company 2 June 1744.

From "Early Adventures on the Western Waters" Vol I by Mary Kegley & F . B.
Kegley 1980
page 139 year 1779. On May 5, the following day, the jury heard evidence
against Peter Kinder, Henry Willis, Peter Katherine(Kettering), Andrew
Bronstetter, John Gullion, Frederick Moore, George Vaught, Frederick
Bronstetter, Michael Kathering (Kettenring) and Henry Wirick (Wyrick).
They were all bound to their good behavior. (They were accused of being
Tories). (Summers, Annals, pp 710, 711)
page 151 In this same book, "Revolutionary War Service Book" p 149, there
is a short list of sixteen names of persons who took the oath of
allegiance to the "Commonwealth of Virginia as a free and indipendent
State", promising to refuse all allegiance to George the Third, King of
Great Britain. The oaths were administered in March, April, and May 1779
by Andrew Boyd, Jas. Newell and William Davis. The names inclued John
Harris, Martin Nowland, William Baxter, Michael Kettenring, Henry Wyrick,
Jacob Hauser, Jas. Husk, Wm Rutherford Jr. George Vaut, Jenkin William s,
John Vaut, Fredk Slamp, Moses Wells, Zacha. Blankspider, Henry Vice and
John Steal.
Vol II page 2 Michael was a stocking weaver.

General Notes: Wife - Mary Magdaline Marguard

Cemetery on Bloomingdale Rd.

General Notes: Child - Jr. Michael Kettenring

Changed Name from Kettenring to Cattron and again to Catron
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Jr. Michael Kettenring and Margaret Wennrick

 


Husband Jr. Michael Kettenring 


 
         Born: 21 Sep 1768 - Lancaster, PA
   Christened: 
         Died: 1855 - Wythe Cty, VA
       Buried: 


 
       Father: Sr. Johann Michael Kettenring (1735-1814)
       Mother: Mary Magdaline Marguard (1747-1841)


 
     Marriage:


Wife Margaret Wennrick 


 
         Born: 1778 - Virginia
   Christened: 
         Died: 14 Sep 1858 - Wythe Cty, VA
       Buried:


Children

1 M Michael Catron II 


 
         Born:  - Wythe Cty, VA
   Christened: 
         Died:  - Mason Cty, KY
       Buried: 
 


2 F Sally Catron 


 
         Born:  - Wythe Cty, VA
   Christened: 
         Died: 25 Aug 1847 - Wythe Cty, VA
       Buried: 
 


3 F Elizabeth Catron 


 
         Born: 7 Feb 1795
   Christened: 
         Died: 18 Feb 1841 - Wythe Cty, VA
       Buried: 
 


4 M Jacob Catron 


 
         Born: 12 Jun 1798 - Wythe Cty, VA
   Christened: 
         Died: 
       Buried: 
 


5 M William (Billy) Catron 


 
         Born: 1802 - Crockett, Wythe Cty, VA
   Christened: 
         Died:  - Wythe Cty, VA
       Buried:  - Summenville Church, Grayson Cty, VA
 


6 M Andrew Catron 


 
         Born: 8 May 1809 - Wythe Cty, VA
   Christened: 
         Died: 
       Buried: 
 


7 F Sophia Etta Catron 


 
         Born: Abt 1814 - Wythe Co., Va
   Christened: 
         Died: Abt 1895 - Smyth Co., VA
       Buried:  - Presbyterian Church Cemetary, Rich Valley, Smyth Co., VA
 
       Spouse: John Cline (Abt 1809-1896)
         Marr: 17 Feb 1836 - Wythe Co., Va


8 F Jemima Catron 1 


 
         Born: 1815 - Wythe Cty, VA 1
   Christened: 
         Died: 
       Buried: 
 


9 M Joseph C. Catron 


 
         Born: 15 Jun 1817 - Wythe Cty, VA
   Christened: 
         Died: 
       Buried: 
 


General Notes: Husband - Jr. Michael Kettenring

Changed Name from Kettenring to Cattron and again to Catron

General Notes: Child - Sally Catron

Sally died in childbirth
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William H. McNiel and Sarah Kilby

 


Husband William H. McNiel 


 
         Born: 15 May 1821 - Wilkes County, North Carolina
   Christened: 
         Died: 
       Buried: 


 
       Father: John McNiel (1796-1877)
       Mother: Rachel Eller (1800-1880)


 
     Marriage: 10 Mar 1843 - Wilkes Co., North Carolina


Wife Sarah Kilby 


 
         Born: 1825 - North Carolina
   Christened: 
         Died: 
       Buried:


Children

1 F Mary I. McNiel 


 
         Born: Abt 1844
   Christened: 
         Died: 
       Buried: 
 


2 F Nancy McNiel 


 
         Born: Abt 1848
   Christened: 
         Died: 
       Buried: 
 


3 M Byron McNiel 


 
         Born: Abt 1849
   Christened: 
         Died: 
       Buried: 
 



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Andrew Jackson Murray and Mary P. Kilpatrick

 


Husband Andrew Jackson Murray 


 
         Born: 14 Jul 1817 - Buncombe Co. North Carolina
   Christened: 
         Died: 23 Aug 1906 - Haywood Co., NC
       Buried: 


 
       Father: Robert Murray (1785-1857)
       Mother: Mary Polly Hawkins (1790-1844)


 
     Marriage: 3 Jul 1842 - Rutherford Co. North Carolina
 
 Other Spouse: Mary Elizabeth Mariah E. Bonham (1839-      ) - 27 Apr 1864 - Rutherford Co. North Carolina


Wife Mary P. Kilpatrick 


 
         Born: 10 Oct 1825 - Rutherford Co. North Carolina
   Christened: 
         Died: Abt 1863 - Haywood Co., NC
       Buried:


Children

General Notes: Husband - Andrew Jackson Murray

Andrew Jackson Murray
Sex: M
Birth: 14 Jul 1817 in Buncombe Co. North Carolina
Death: 23 Aug 1906 in Haywood Co. North Carolina Father: Robert Murra y </cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op =GET&db=leigh26&id=I70> b: 10 Nov 1785 in Newberry District,South Carolina Mother: Mary Polly Hawkins </cgi-bin/igm. cgi?op=GET&db=leigh26&id=I110> b: 27 Dec 1790Marriage 1 Mary P. Kilpa trick
Married: 3 Jul 1842 in Rutherford Co. North Carolina
Marriage 2 Mary Elizabeth Bonham
Married: 27 Apr 1864 in Rutherford Co. North Carolina

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Andrew Jackson Murray Given Name: Andrew Jackson Surname: Murray Sex: M Birth: 14 Jul 1817 i n Buncombe Co. North Carolina Death: 23 Aug 1906 in Haywood Co. North Carolina PEDI: birthFather: Robert Murray </cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=leigh26 & id=I70> b: 10 Nov 1785 in Newberry District,South Carolina Mother: Mary Polly Hawkins </cgi -bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=leigh26&id=I110> b: 27 De c 1790Marriage 1 Mary P. Kilpatrick </cgi-b in/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=leigh 26&id=I740>
Married: 3 Jul 1842 in Rutherford Co. North Carolina
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1880 Census Household:
Name RelationMarital StatusGenderRaceAgeBirthplaceOccupationFather's BirthplaceMother's Birthplace
Andrew J. MURRAY Self M Male W 62 NC Farmer NC NC
Mariah E. MURRAY Wife M Female W 41 NC Keeping House VA VA
Margarette E. MURRAY Dau S Female W 7 NC NC NC
Nancy L. MURRAY Dau S Female W 5 NC NC NC
Thomas G. MURRAY > Son S Male W 1 NC NC NC
Elisa YOUNG Other S Female W 23 NC Servant NC NC
Mary E. TURNER Other S Female W 24 NC School Teacher NC NC

Source Information:
Census PlaceBeaver Dam, Haywood, North Carolina
Family History Library Film 1254967 <../../library/fhlcatalog/supermai nframeset.asp?display =filmhitlist&columns=*%2C180%2C0&filmno=1254967>
NA Film Number T9-0967
Page Number 175C

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Name: Andrew Jackson, Sr. MURRAY
Sex: M
Birth: 1810 in North Carolina
Death: Aft 1880 in Calhoun County, AlabamaMarriage 1 Matilda JOHNSON
Married: 25 Jun 1830 in Jasper County, Georgia
Children
Francis MURRAY
James Wiley MURRAY b: 8 Oct 1833
Richard H. MURRAY
John R. MURRAY
Martha T. MURRAY
Thomas MURRAY
Rebecca MURRAY
Antoinette MURRAY </cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:2573834&id=I538552525>
Sarah E. MURRAY
Robert F. MURRAY
Andrew Jackson, Jr. MURRAY
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General Notes: Wife - Mary P. Kilpatrick

Name: Mary KILPATRICK
Sex: F
Birth: 10 Oct 1825 in ,Rutherford Co.,NCFather: William D. KILPATRICK </cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op= GET&db=prsjr&id=I2282> b: 16 May 1784 in ,Rowan Co.,Now Iredell Co.,NC Mother: Jane WHARE Y b: ABT 1784 in ,Rutherfor d Co.,NCMarriage 1 Andrew J. MURRAY </cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db =prsjr &id=I2298> b: ABT 1811 in ,Rutherford Co.,NC
Married: 2 Jul 1842 in ,Rutherford Co.,NC
Divorced: N
Note: Source FGS 635.001; Marriage record CD#229, AAI, ...prs
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Caradog King of North Wales and Mrs Caradwg Verch Gwerystan

 


Husband Caradog King of North Wales 


 
         Born: Abt 1018
   Christened: 
         Died: 
       Buried: 
 
     Marriage:


Wife Mrs Caradwg Verch Gwerystan 


 
         Born: Abt 1022
   Christened: 
         Died: 
       Buried: 


 
       Father: Gwerystan Ap Gwaithfoed Fawr (Abt 0954-      )
       Mother: Nest Verch Cadell Ap Brochwell Ysgythrog (Abt 0956-      )



Children

1 M Trahairn Ap Caradog 


 
         Born: Abt 1044
   Christened: 
         Died: 
       Buried: 
 
       Spouse: Nesta Verch Gruffydd (1059-      )



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Aaron Klune and Louise Taft

 


Husband Aaron Klune 


 
         Born: 
   Christened: 
         Died: 
       Buried: 
 
     Marriage:


Wife Louise Taft 


 
         Born: 
   Christened: 
         Died: 
       Buried: 


 
       Father: James Horton Taft Jr. (1852-      )
       Mother:



Children

1 M James Henry Klune 


 
         Born: 
   Christened: 
         Died: 
       Buried: 
 


2 F Harreit Klune 


 
         Born: 
   Christened: 
         Died: 
       Buried: 
 


3 F Martha Klune 


 
         Born: 
   Christened: 
         Died: 
       Buried: 
 



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Knapp and Levina Marshall

 


Husband Knapp 


 
         Born: 
   Christened: 
         Died: 
       Buried: 
 
     Marriage:


Wife Levina Marshall 


 
         Born: 
   Christened: 
         Died: 
       Buried: 


 
       Father: Nehemiah Marshall (      -      )
       Mother: Martha Hart (      -      )



Children


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Dr. Marcus Lorenzo Taft and Charlotte Knapp

 


Husband Dr. Marcus Lorenzo Taft 


 
         Born: 1 Nov 1820
   Christened: 
         Died: 8 Feb 1850 - Staten Island, NY
       Buried: 


 
       Father: Jonathan Taft (1796-1851)
       Mother: Rebecca Ann Horton (1796-1868)


 
     Marriage: 2 Oct 1845

Events

1. Education: New York University and Medical College.


Wife Charlotte Knapp 


 
         Born: 
   Christened: 
         Died: 
       Buried:


Children

1 F Mary Frances Taft 


 
         Born: 3 Feb 1847 - New York
   Christened: 
         Died: 11 Feb 1862
       Buried: 
 


2 F Charlotte Rebecca Taft 


 
         Born: 27 Nov 1848 - New York
   Christened: 
         Died: 
       Buried: 
 
       Spouse: Connery M. Jenkins (      -      )


General Notes: Husband - Dr. Marcus Lorenzo Taft

ship fever
Practiced medicine for a short time in New York City, after which he was appointed assistant physician at the Quarantine, Tompkinsville, Staten Island. At that place he died in 1850 of Ship Fever.
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Elwood V. W. Kneeland and Lydia Stevens Walker

 


Husband Elwood V. W. Kneeland 


 
         Born: 1883
   Christened: 
         Died: 
       Buried: 


 
       Father: William L. Kneeland (      -1912)
       Mother: Sarah H. VanWyck (1854-      )


 
     Marriage: 17 Feb 1910


Wife Lydia Stevens Walker 


 
         Born: 
   Christened: 
         Died: 
       Buried:


Children

General Notes: Wife - Lydia Stevens Walker

widow

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Sources

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