Barker;
] Beck
] Darlington
] Fee
] Freeland
] Fulton
} Gerret
] Greene
]
Greenway
Hague
]
Hanna
] Henderson
] Henthorn
] Hull
]
Innskeep
]
Jarrard
] Jarrett
] Jeffries
] Jennings
]
Jennings2
]
Lusk
]
McAtlin
]
McCorkle
] Mendenhall
]
Mullen
] Nash
] Neff
]
Peckinpaugh
]
Perkins
] Riley
] Smiley
] Smith
] Snider
] Summers
]
Fulton
Manuscripts
-
Multiple
compositions.
Thomas
Green(e)
Immigration
and
Descendants
Barker
Limited
1850
&
1880
census
information
on
Rachel
Jarrard
b. 24
July
1801
in
Beaver
Co.,
Pennsylvania;
married
18
Dec
1817
in
Highland
Co.,
Ohio
1)
John
Ross
married
30
April
1825
2)
Daniel
Barker.
More
information
is
sought
on
their
children,
namely
Daniel
T.
Barker,
Susan
Barker,
Eliza,
Melsina,
Harriet,
Herman,
Louis,
and
Rhoda,
New
Design,
Monroe
Co.,
Illinois
Did
Rachel
have
any
children
by
1st
marriage
to
John
Ross?
Beck
-
1)
Documentation
for Daniel
Beck
(1774-1831)
of
Augusta
County,
Virginia
and
his
wife
Elizabeth
Summers
.
Census,
deeds,
wills,
etc.
Their
son
David
and
Nancy
(Henderson)
Beck
(photo)
came
to
Iowa
in
1857
and
lived
in
Washington
and
Johnson
Counties.
They
were
buried
in
the
Grout
Cemetery
in
Johnson
County.
2)
Family
Treemaker
Descendants
of
Andrew
Beck.
(Five
Generations).
Documentation
still
in
progress.
Subject
to
change.
3)
Another
unrelated
German
Beck,
will
of a Johannes
Beck
Bender
-
Descendants
of
Daniel
Bender
(1764-1842)
(updated
1-6-07)
and
Elizabeth
Baumann.
Wilhelm
and
Joseph
Bender
were
in
America
awaiting
their
family's
arrival
from
Germany.
The
family
did
not
arrive
at
the
scheduled
time
due
to
the
father's
unexpected
death.
After
his
affairs
were
settled,
the
mother
and
younger
children
sailed
to
America
landing
in
Baltimore,
Maryland
in
1842.
Christian
Bender
was
one
of
those
younger
children.
He
was
my
great
grandfather
through
his
son
Moses
and
Amanda
Keim.
My
parents,
John
and
Florence
(Snider)
Bender,
are
buried
in
the Cottonwood
Cemetery
in
Henry
Co.,Iowa.
Many
other
relatives
can
be
found
in
cemeteries
surrounding
Kalona,
Iowa
in
Washington
County,
Iowa.
More
information
on
Daniel
Bender
can
be
found
in
the
revised
edition
of
Descendants
of
Daniel
Bender
published
by
the
Bender
Association.
Associated
names:
Bender/Keim,
Hochstetler/Hertzler.
Spousal
names
include
Kempf,
Glick,
Gerber,
and
others
that
have
not
been
extensively
researched
so no
further
information
is
available.
Books
have
been
published
by
the
Bender
Family
Association.
Broyles
-
Broyles
Database
(off
site)
Associated
Families:
Green(e)
, Humphreys
, Wattenbarger
, in
Washington
Co.,
Tennessee,
Smith
in
Brown
and
Schuyler
Counties,
Illinois,
Jennings
in
Fayette
County,
Pennsylvania
and
more
recently
in
Louisa
Co.,
Iowa.
REF:
The
Green,
Greene
Tree
by
Janet
Sulzberger,
1965;
The
Green,
Greene
Tree
(revised)
by
Kathleen
Sands)
1983.
Washington
County,
Tennessee
Court
records
and
Louisa
County,
Iowa
records
&
publications.
These
families
are
interlinked
within
the
manuscripts
that
you
can
click
on to
go to
other
associated
families.
These
pages
only
contain
how
my
husband
links
up
with
these
families.
For
a
more
comprehensive
and
extensive
research
site
on
the Broyles/Briles
Family
I
highly
recommend
George
Durman's
website
Cummings
-
Descendants
of John
H.
Cummings
and
Mary
Hubbard.
Little
known
of
ancestors
other
than
"they
came
from
New
Hampshire
to
Ohio
prior
to
coming
to
Washington
County,
Iowa".
Information
found
in
Tuscawaras
County,
Ohio
and
in
Iowa
are
presented
but
the
New
Hampshire
link
remains
open
to
research.
Associated
with Jarrard
, McAtlin
, and
Snider
families
in
spousal
relationships.
Descendants
of
James
Fulton
d.
1753
of
Augusta
County,
Virginia.
Associated
names:
Lusk
, Smiley
, Beck,
Henderson,
Jarrard
, Snider
, Summers
FULTON
INDEX
This
collection
contains
several
papers,
including
Revolutionary
War
Records,
North
Mountain
and
South
Mountain
Fultons
in
Augusta
Co.,
Virginia,
Etc.
Some
still
under
revision
so
please
be
patient.
Go
directly
to:
James
Fulton
-
Augusta
County,
Virginia
through
William
Fulton,
Martha
Fulton,
Harvey
Fulton,
to.......HUGH
FULTON
to
Washington
County,
Iowa
ca.
1857.
Our
branch
of
the
Fulton
family
are
descended
through
Martha
Fulton,
who
was
unmarried.
Harvey
Fulton's
father
is
unknown
although
he
bears
the
Fulton
name
and
inherited
the
family
lands.
Mrs.
Bushman's
notes
indicated
there
was
no
stigma
to
his
birth.
In
those
early
days,
young
men
and
women
often
established
a
home
before
a
circuit
rider
came
to
the
area
to be
married.
If
for
some
reason
the
male
spouse
died
or
was
killed
before
the
marriage
occurred,
a
child
might
be
born
outside
of
wedlock.
Mary
Ward,
wife
of
James
Fulton,
II is
identified
in
her
father's
will
as
"Molly"
Fulton.
Ward
Family
Notes.
Also
check
out
James
grandsons
Andrew
Fulton
, Robert
Fulton,
etc.
for
Revolutionary
records
and
other
Fulton
traditions.
Marriage
records
-
Fultons
of
Rockingham
County,
Virginia
-
Some
to
Gallia
County,
Ohio
Fultons
of
Massachusetts
Fultons
of
Rockingham
County,
Virginia
-
unknown
present
whereabouts
of
this
family.
Believed
to be
descendants
of
John
Fulton
Samuel
Fulton
Land
Deed
in
Ohio
County
- no
known
connection
to
the
Augusta
County,
Virginia
Fultons.
Garret(t),
Gerret,
Jarret(t),
and
Jarrard
- Due
to
the
many
mispellings
and
the
interchangeable
way
the
names
Garret,
Jarret,
Garrard
and
Jarrard
were
used,
careful
analysis
of
early
records
and
the
location
of
their
homes
was
essential
to
separating
them
out.
There
was a
division
within
the
family
with
some
deliberately
changing
their
names
to
distinguish
themselves
from
a
branch
of
the
family
less
honorable
in
their
sight.
Thus
a
separate
index
has
been
prepared
with
multiple
documents
of
copied
census,
court
and
land
records
so
each
can
verify
for
themselves
what
they
believe
to be
correct.
Gerret
-
Because
of
the
many
mispellings
of
the
Jarrard
name
in
the
eighteenth
and
early
nineteenth
century
and
some
difference's
of
opinion
as to
the
family
of
Andrew
Jarrett/Garrett,
I
have
included
a
page
of
church
records
and
other
source
records
using
the
Gerret
spelling.
Due
to
estrangement
within
the
Jarrard/Garrard
Family
some
changed
the
spelling
of
their
name
and
some
were
mispelled
by
recordkeepers.
It is
important
to
know
that
during
the
early
pioneer
days
the
"J"
and
"G"
were
used
interchangeably
and
the
name
Jarrard/Garrard
was
pronounced
Jarrett
by
the
people
of
southwest
Pennsylvania.
If I
asked
about
the
Jarrard's
they
would
start
telling
me
about
the
Jarretts.
They
did
not
pronounce
the
final
"r:"
A
separate
page
will
contain
source
records
found
spelled
Jarret(t).
I was
told
there
were
good
Jarretts
and
bad
Jarretts
and
the
good
ones
weren't
necessarily
the
church
going
ones
indicating
the
Garrard/Corbley
family
in
Green
Co.,
Pa.
Gerrard
-
Chapter
I
-Origin
of
the
Gerrard
name
-
First
chapter
of
book
I
published
in
1990.
Background
history
found
in
the
old
records
of
England.
Lancaster
and
Chester
Co.,
England
and
the
alumni
records
of
Cambridge,
etc.
Scanning
in
progress
of
the
book
I
published
in
1990.
Page
1;
Page
2;
Page
3;
Page
4;
Page
5; Page
5
Green(e)
- Descendants
of
Joshua
Greene
of
Washington
County,
Tennessee.
Descendants
came
to
Louisa
County,
Iowa
in
October
1875.
(Same
References
as
Broyles
above)
Green
Memoirs
-
Brief
history
of
Green
Greene
Family
and
the
attendees
at
the
1982
Reunion
at
Chatauqua
Park
in
Columbus
Junction.
Descendants
of
Thomas
Greene
-
Immigrant
ancestor.
Immigration
Record
of
Thomas
Greene.
Quaker
marriage
records
of
Henry,
Jesse,
and
Joshua
Green.
Henry
Greene
married
Betty
Hollingsworth.
Jesse
married
Isabella
Gibson.
Joshua
Greene
married
Susanna
Jordan.
Greenway
-
Descendants
of
William
Greenway
of
Washington
County,
Tennessee.
Hannah
-
Unable
to
document
links
to
immigrant
family.
Ongoing
research.
Earliest
known
connection
is in
Augusta
Co.,
Virginia.
Robert
Hannah
(1750-1825)
served
as
private
under
Captains
Brent
and
Reddick,
Colonels
Elliott
and
Lawson,
4th
Virginia
Regiment.
He
was
born
in
Virginia,
died
in
Augusta
County,
Va.
(Also
DAR
No.
93253)
The
Hanna
and
Smiley
families
moved
to
Florida,
Missouri
about
1834
and
are
buried
in a
small
cemetery
located
South
of
Florida
Mo.
on
Rte
E. at
a
Presbyterian
Church
organized
in
Oct.
of
1853
named
South
Fork.
In
the
cemetery
is a
monument
place
on
the
119th
anniversary
of
their
arrival
from
Augusta
Co.,
Va.
in
1834,
placed
22
Oct.
1853.
Here
lies
William
and
Mary
Buchanan
Hanna,
William
and
Amelia
Gray
Hanna,
along
with
other
names
Carson,
Mateer,
Johnston,
Wilson,
Gray,
Smiley.
Here
lies
James
Smiley
the
father
of
James
R.
who
is
also
buried
here.
James
was
the
son
of
Archibald
and
Mary
(Polly)
Hanna
Smiley
of
Va.
one
of 7
children.
Page
202.--2d
August,
1811.
John
Kirkpatrick,
Sr.'s,
will--To
wife,
Martha;
son,
Thomas
(who
is to
