Wayland - pafg152 - Generated by Personal Ancestral File

Immigrant to Virginia prior to1720, Thomas Wieland and related lines


Napoleon Bonapart HICKS was born in 1846. He died in 1893. Napoleon married Susan Ann WOODS in 1868.

Susan Ann WOODS [Parents] was born in 1849. She died in 1897. Susan married Napoleon Bonapart HICKS in 1868.

They had the following children:

  F i Louise R. HICKS was born about 1875 in Ween, , Missouri.

Miss Louise R. Hicks.[daughter of Napoleon Bonaparte and Susan Ann (WOODS) HICKS]
DAR Number - 117679
Born in Ween, Missouri

Descendant of Edmund TERRIll

1. Napoleon Bonapart HICKS (1846-93) married 1868 Susan Ann WOODS (1849-97)
2. Patrick WOODS (1820-1904) married 1841 Eliza TERRILL (1824-59)
3. James TERRILL (1797-1885) married 1814 Susan Moseley CAVE (1802-80)
4. John TERRILL (1768-1850) married 1789 Rebecca CORNELIUS (1773-1845)
5. Edmund TERRILL(1740-1785) married 1760 Margaret (Peggy) WILLIS (1741-1812)

Marcus Allen WITHERS was born on 23 Sep 1846 in Paris, Monroe Co., Missouri. He died on 9 Jun 1937 in , , Texas and was buried in Lockhart City Cm. Marcus married Annie WAYLAND on 22 Jan 1869.

WITHERS, MARCUS ALLEN (1846-1937). Marcus Allen (Mark) Withers, trail driver, the son of Hugh and Mary Jane (Goodrich) Withers, was born on September 23, 1846, in Paris, Monroe County, Missouri, the ninth of his father's eleven children with three wives. When he was six, Mark came to Caldwell County, Texas, with his father and stepmother, Eliza (Bridgeford), and eight brothers and sisters. He was proud of the fact that he rode horseback all the way. Mark made his first trail drive to Johnson City, Texas, at age thirteen. His second trip, in 1862, was to Shreveport, Louisiana. Upon his return to Lockhart, he joined the Confederate Army and served to the end of the war in Company I, Thirty-sixth Texas Cavalry. In 1867 Mark went as a trail hand with a herd to Illinois. On April 1, 1868, he began trail driving for himself and his family. The drive ended in Abilene, Kansas, on July 1, 1868. Joseph G. McCoy was attempting to establish Abilene as a cattle market for the Northeast. In the summer of 1868 Withers was one of four Texans and three California vaqueros chosen by McCoy to rope buffaloqv and load them on a train to be paraded across country to advertise cattle sales in Kansas. A picture of the loading of the buffalo has been published in many books and papers. Withers went along on the trip, and buffalo were roped again in St. Louis and Chicago, in the country's first "Wild West Show." Withers continued his annual trail drives until 1887, trailing into eleven western states. Some years he had a half-dozen or so herds on the trail at the same time, as many as 15,000 cattle. In the beginning, cattle were bought on credit and sold for cash. When they had to be bought for cash and sold on credit, he quit the trail. He formed various ranching partnerships and established a series of feeding pens around the state, but none were as successful as his trail drives. On January 22, 1869, Withers married Annie Wayland. They had five children. Annie died in 1880. On December 26, 1888, he married Mattie Rebecca Bagley, and they had three children. Withers died at his ranch home, west of Lockhart, on June 9, 1937, and is buried in the Lockhart City Cemetery.

BIBLIOGRAPHY: J. Frank Dobie, Up the Trail from Texas (New York: Random House, 1955). J. Marvin Hunter, Trail Drivers of Texas (2 vols., San Antonio: Jackson Printing, 1920, 1923; 4th ed., Austin: University of Texas Press, 1985).

Annie WAYLAND was born about 1850. She married Marcus Allen WITHERS on 22 Jan 1869.

May be same as dtr. of Abram Wayland and Martha Thompson Woodson. Check against #449, 507, 611, 1411.


Silas CRISLER [Parents] was born on 20 Aug 1788. He married Mary Louisa SHAVER on 29 Sep 1808 in Boone Co., KY.

Children of SILAS CRISLER and MARY SHAFER are:

i. ABEL4 CRISLER, b. 15 July 1809; d. 19 March 1873.
ii. JURETTA CRISLER, b. 21 September 1812; d. 13 April 1840; m. ___DUSTIN.
iii. LUCRETIA CRISLER, b. 12 April 1815; d. 04 September 1836.
iv. PAULINA JANE CRISLER, b. 15 June 1817; d. 06 July 1844; m. AMOS TAGGART.
v. LEONARD CRISLER, b. 17 January 1819; m. ELLENOR TAGGART.
vi. ELIZABETH CRISLER, b. 01 November 1821; d. 24 April 1888.
vii. JOHN CRISLER, b. 12 January 1832; d. 23 December 1886.
viii. MARGARET CRISLER, b. 12 November 1827; d. 11 March 1892.
ix. MARY ANN CRISLER, b. 10 May 1829; m. JAMES BRICKEY

Mary Louisa SHAVER [Parents] "Polly" was born on 19 Dec 1789. She died in 1875 in Randolph Co., IL. Polly married Silas CRISLER on 29 Sep 1808 in Boone Co., KY.

They had the following children:

  F i Margaret CRISLER

Jeptha CLORE was born about 1810. He married Margaret CRISLER.

Margaret CRISLER [Parents] was born about 1815. She married Jeptha CLORE.


Michael CRISLER [Parents] was born in 1768. He married Elizabeth "Betsy" CORN on 4 Oct 1813 in Boone Co., KY.

Children of MICHAEL CRISLER and ELIZABETH CORN are:
11. i. LEONARD4 CRISLER, b. 1814; d. 1888.
ii. JULIA CRISLER, b. 1817.
iii. WILLIAM CRISLER, b. 1819.
iv. OWEN CRISLER, b. 1820.
v. ANSALEM CRISLER, b. 1822.
12. vi. WILLIAM LEWIS CRISLER, b. 07 August 1829, Boone Co., KY; d. 20
December 1875, Hickory Co., MO.

Elizabeth "Betsy" CORN was born about 1785. She married Michael CRISLER on 4 Oct 1813 in Boone Co., KY.


Lewis CRISLER [Parents] was born in 1771. He died in 1843. Lewis married Mary "Polly" ZIMMERMAN on 18 Aug 1806 in Boone Co., KY.

Other marriages:
CHELF, Catherine

Children of LEWIS CRISLER and CATHERINE CHELF are:
13. i. ELINOR4 CRISLER, b. 29 February 1796; d. 23 March 1870.
ii. JEMIMA CRISLER, m. MATTHIAS FLOYD.
iii. LUCY CRISLER, m. SAMUEL LOVE.
iv. MARGARET CRISLER, m. LYSTRA AYLOR.

Children of LEWIS CRISLER and MARY ZIMMERMAN are:
v. MILDRED4 CRISLER, m. SMITH CAMPBELL.
vi. CASSANDRA CRISLER, m. CHARLES RAGSDALE.
14. vii. NANCY CRISLER, b. 11 February 1813.
15. viii. BENJAMIN ALLEN CRISLER, b. 21 February 1815; d. 1896.
ix. JAMES SEBRIA CRISLER.
x. ABRAHAM LEWIS CRISLER, m. ___ ARNOLD.
16. xi. MARY ANN CRISLER, b. 22 January 1822.

Mary "Polly" ZIMMERMAN was born about 1778. She married Lewis CRISLER on 18 Aug 1806 in Boone Co., KY.


Lewis CRISLER [Parents] was born in 1771. He died in 1843. Lewis married Catherine CHELF on 12 Mar 1795 in Madison Co., Virginia.

Other marriages:
ZIMMERMAN, Mary "Polly"

Children of LEWIS CRISLER and CATHERINE CHELF are:
13. i. ELINOR4 CRISLER, b. 29 February 1796; d. 23 March 1870.
ii. JEMIMA CRISLER, m. MATTHIAS FLOYD.
iii. LUCY CRISLER, m. SAMUEL LOVE.
iv. MARGARET CRISLER, m. LYSTRA AYLOR.

Children of LEWIS CRISLER and MARY ZIMMERMAN are:
v. MILDRED4 CRISLER, m. SMITH CAMPBELL.
vi. CASSANDRA CRISLER, m. CHARLES RAGSDALE.
14. vii. NANCY CRISLER, b. 11 February 1813.
15. viii. BENJAMIN ALLEN CRISLER, b. 21 February 1815; d. 1896.
ix. JAMES SEBRIA CRISLER.
x. ABRAHAM LEWIS CRISLER, m. ___ ARNOLD.
16. xi. MARY ANN CRISLER, b. 22 January 1822.

Catherine CHELF was born about 1771. She died before 1806. Catherine married Lewis CRISLER on 12 Mar 1795 in Madison Co., Virginia.


George Washington HUNT was born about 1830. He married Sarah Elizabeth YATES.

Sarah Elizabeth YATES [Parents] was born in 1833 in Randolph Co., MO. She married George Washington HUNT.


Paul Christian YATES Dr. [Parents] was born about 1832 in Missouri. He married Alice.

He may be the one found in the 1880 census with wife and children at:

https://sites.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/mo/randolph/census/1880/112-08.gif

There are 3 other children on this census that I can't make out.

Then he must have left soon afterwards as there is this news article in The Hunstville Herald: "Yates, Paul C. Dr. -- of Jacksonville, resident of Randolph Co. for 45y, moved to Neosho, MO with his family for health reasons; THH 4 Nov 1880."

This was in the Moberly Daily Monitor:

"Yates, Dr. P. C. -- of Jacksonville, gone to St. Louis to retire from practice until his health improves"; MDM Tuesday 28 Jan 1879.

He served with the Confederates as a surgeon:

INFANTRY
5th Infantry Reg. 24 Sep 1861. This Regiment was organized as a battalion under Captain Poindexter and fought at second Booneville. It was formed at Lexington between the 24th-29th from a group of independent companies. It served at Lexington, Roan's Tanyard and Elkhorn. Regimental Officers:

Colonel: John A. Poindexter
Lt. Col.: Henry T. Fort
Major: Caleb Perkins
Reg. Adjutant: Captain W.T. Ray
Reg. Commissary: Captain P.F. Bumis
Captain William Smith
Reg. Quatermaster: Captain W.D. Mamey
Reg. Surgeon: Captain W.W. Moore
Reg. Asst. Surgeon: Captain T.B. Jackson & Captain Paul Christian Yates

Alice was born in 1846 in SC. She married Paul Christian YATES Dr..

Am not positive by her first name, can't make it out for sure at:

https://sites.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/mo/randolph/census/1880/112-08.gif

They had the following children:

  F i Virginia YATES was born in 1867 in Missouri.
  F ii Rubia YATES was born in 1870 in Missouri.
  M iii John W. YATES was born in 1872 in Missouri.
  M iv Emanuel YATES was born in 1874 in MO.
  F v Mamie YATES was born in 1876 in MO.
  vi Willie E. YATES was born in 1879/1880 in MO.

Age 7 months on 1880 census, but sex not written down by informant.

George KINSER was born about 1820. He married Ann Mary YATES.

Ann Mary YATES [Parents] was born about 1820. She married George KINSER.

Went to CA in 1849 and died there during Cholera epidemic.

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