Wayland - pafg174 - Generated by Personal Ancestral File
Immigrant to Virginia prior to1720, Thomas Wieland and related lines
Fountain SMITH [Parents] was born in 1802 in Madison Co., Virginia. He married Barsheba.
Other marriages:
GARRIOTT, Elizabeth
Marilyn Lewis wrote: I descend through Fountain Smith (b. 1802 Madison Co. VA) who was one of their 13 children who is without a name of Diemer's list. Fountain Smith moved to Henry Co. KY in 1824 where he married 1st Barsheba Smith and 2nd Elizabeth Garriott, daughter of Loving Garriott and Margaret (Peggy) Wilhoit.
Barsheba was born about 1804. She married Fountain SMITH.
Fountain SMITH [Parents] was born in 1802 in Madison Co., Virginia. He married Elizabeth GARRIOTT.
Other marriages:
, Barsheba
Marilyn Lewis wrote: I descend through Fountain Smith (b. 1802 Madison Co. VA) who was one of their 13 children who is without a name of Diemer's list. Fountain Smith moved to Henry Co. KY in 1824 where he married 1st Barsheba Smith and 2nd Elizabeth Garriott, daughter of Loving Garriott and Margaret (Peggy) Wilhoit.
Elizabeth GARRIOTT was born about 1805. She married Fountain SMITH.
Dtr. of Loving Garriott and Margaret "Peggy" Wilhoit.
Samuel CARPENTER was born about 1761. He died Sept-Oct 1825. Samuel married Margaret Blankenbaker on 26 Mar 1793 in Virginia.
Margaret Blankenbaker [Parents] "Peggy" was born on 13 Nov 1769 in Virginia. She married Samuel CARPENTER on 26 Mar 1793 in Virginia.
They had the following children:
George Washington WAYLAND [Parents] [scrapbook] was born on 28 Apr 1829 in Kenton Co., Kentucky. He married Nancy Ann BRANSTETTER on 2 May 1850.
Other marriages:
BARNETT, Nancy J.
See note under his sister, Lucy. George and his wife Nancy, both age 21, are with Lucy on the 1850 census. The note under Lucy calls him her "half-brother" and this needs to be investigated as I only had one wife for their father.
The below is a bio on George from "History of Hendricks County, Indiana 1885." I have a scanned copy of it, if anyone wants it.
George W. Wayland, dealer in books and stationery, and fire insurance agent, at Danville, [Hendricks Co.] Ind., was born near Visalia, Kenton Co., KY., April 28, 1829. His parents, Joseph and Catharine (Shaver) Wayland, were of German descent, and came to Kentucky in 1808. He lived with his parents until 1848, when he went to Independence and commenced to learn the trade of saddler and harness maker, working as a journeyman at the same place until 1851. He then engaged in the same business for himself till 1856 in Independence, when he removed to Lebanon, Ind., where he carried on the business until 1858, when he removed his business to Jamestown, Ind. In January, 1862, he changed from harness and saddlery to a general mercantile business. In December, 1861, he was appointed Postmaster of Jamestown by Montgomery Blair, which office he held until Jan. 1, 1865. In the following February he removed to Danville and worked at this trade as a journeyman in the harness shop of W.H. McPhetridge until October, 1865, when he established himself as a harness-maker and carriage-trimmer, which he followed till 1876, since when he has carried on his present business. In 1868 he was elected Coroner of Hendricks County for a term of two years. IN 1872 he was elected one of the School Board for a term of three years and was again elected in 1878.
He was married May 2, 1850, to Nancy Kelley, of Versailles, Ind., who died at Jamestown, Ind., Feb. 20, 1860, leaving three children---Lucy, wife of F.D. Roberts of Danville; Adelia, who died Feb 2, 1857, aged three years; Calista (Kitty) still at home, and Confucius Lane, of Seattle, Wash. Ter. Mr. Wayland was again married, Jan. 22, 1867, to Nancy J. Barnett, of Danville. He and his wife are members of the Methodist Episcopal church of Danville, of which he has been Class Leader nineteen years. He is now a Trustee, having held that position many years, and has been Treasurer for the Sabbath-school for the past fifteen years. He is a member of Silcox Lodge, No. 123, I.O.O.F., at Danville, of which he is Past Grand.
Nancy Ann BRANSTETTER [Parents] was born in 1849 in Ralls Co., Missouri. She died on 20 Feb 1860 in Jamestown, Indiana. Nancy married George Washington WAYLAND on 2 May 1850.
Other marriages:
KELLEY, Robert Voss
Received this second hand 11/99 from:
"Thanks for the info on Nancy Ann Kelley and her marriage to George Washington Wayland. Do you have a date and city where the marriage took place? She was married at one time to my g grandfather, Robert Voss Kelley. They must have divorced, because he also re-married a Hester Goodpasture around 1890 or so. Thanks......Rocky"
Got this from the same person first hand 11/99:
"Hi John.....I believe your looking for Nancy Ann BRANSTETTER. She married my g,g, grandfather Robert Kelley. Nancy was born in Ralls County Missouri in 1849. Her parents were Findley and Lucretia Branstetter. There are a lot of Branstetter's in Ralls County and even more Nancy's.
I've found a George Washington Wayland who was born in Ralls County in 1847. His parents were Alfred F. and Francis F. (Steven's) Wayland. The Branstetter's and the Wayland's may have been neighbors????
Robyn sent me the descendants of a George Washington Wayland born April 28, 1829. He married a Nancy Kelley in 1850. I don't think she was related to me.
My g, g, grandfather must have divorced Nancy Ann Branstetter Kelley, because he remarried a Hester Goodpasture about 1890. I believe Nancy was divorced from Robert and did not pass away, because I found an Annie Kelly on a plot of land in 1904 in Pike County, Missouri. Since Ann was her middle name,
maybe this is Annie???
I've been tracing my roots back to Maryland. There was a Moses Kelly, born about 1750 and he has quite a tree. I found a lot of Wayland's in his family.
Also, the name George Washington Wayland must have been a very popular name. I found one born Feb 1, 1851 and he died 5 days later in Versailles County, Indiana. The babies parents were John Bennett and Micha (Kelly) Wayland.
Of course I guess you know this already. I've also found George Washington Kelley's/Kelly's.
Hope this has helped. Tracing my Kelley roots has been rough. When I think I have something, it doesn't pan out. However, I have traced them from Maryland to Missouri to Oklahoma.
If I can be of anymore assistance, just let know.
Rocky Kelley
They had the following children:
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Adelia WAYLAND was born about 1854 in Indiana. She died on 2 Feb 1857 in Indiana. |
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Calista WAYLAND "Kitty" was born about 1857 in Indiana. |
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Confucius Lane WAYLAND was born about 1860 in Indiana.
"Confucius Lane, of Seattle, Wash. Ter." is in father's bio. Don't know if male or female. |
F.D. ROBERTS was born about 1850. He married Lucy WAYLAND.
"of Danville" Indiana.
Lucy WAYLAND [Parents] was born about 1852 in Indiana. She married F.D. ROBERTS.
George Washington WAYLAND [Parents] [scrapbook] was born on 28 Apr 1829 in Kenton Co., Kentucky. He married Nancy J. BARNETT on 22 Jan 1867 in Danville, Indiana.
Other marriages:
BRANSTETTER, Nancy Ann
See note under his sister, Lucy. George and his wife Nancy, both age 21, are with Lucy on the 1850 census. The note under Lucy calls him her "half-brother" and this needs to be investigated as I only had one wife for their father.
The below is a bio on George from "History of Hendricks County, Indiana 1885." I have a scanned copy of it, if anyone wants it.
George W. Wayland, dealer in books and stationery, and fire insurance agent, at Danville, [Hendricks Co.] Ind., was born near Visalia, Kenton Co., KY., April 28, 1829. His parents, Joseph and Catharine (Shaver) Wayland, were of German descent, and came to Kentucky in 1808. He lived with his parents until 1848, when he went to Independence and commenced to learn the trade of saddler and harness maker, working as a journeyman at the same place until 1851. He then engaged in the same business for himself till 1856 in Independence, when he removed to Lebanon, Ind., where he carried on the business until 1858, when he removed his business to Jamestown, Ind. In January, 1862, he changed from harness and saddlery to a general mercantile business. In December, 1861, he was appointed Postmaster of Jamestown by Montgomery Blair, which office he held until Jan. 1, 1865. In the following February he removed to Danville and worked at this trade as a journeyman in the harness shop of W.H. McPhetridge until October, 1865, when he established himself as a harness-maker and carriage-trimmer, which he followed till 1876, since when he has carried on his present business. In 1868 he was elected Coroner of Hendricks County for a term of two years. IN 1872 he was elected one of the School Board for a term of three years and was again elected in 1878.
He was married May 2, 1850, to Nancy Kelley, of Versailles, Ind., who died at Jamestown, Ind., Feb. 20, 1860, leaving three children---Lucy, wife of F.D. Roberts of Danville; Adelia, who died Feb 2, 1857, aged three years; Calista (Kitty) still at home, and Confucius Lane, of Seattle, Wash. Ter. Mr. Wayland was again married, Jan. 22, 1867, to Nancy J. Barnett, of Danville. He and his wife are members of the Methodist Episcopal church of Danville, of which he has been Class Leader nineteen years. He is now a Trustee, having held that position many years, and has been Treasurer for the Sabbath-school for the past fifteen years. He is a member of Silcox Lodge, No. 123, I.O.O.F., at Danville, of which he is Past Grand.
Nancy J. BARNETT was born about 1835. She married George Washington WAYLAND on 22 Jan 1867 in Danville, Indiana.
No children given in husband's bio.
Nelson C. BLANKENBAKER was born about 1815. He died before 1842. Nelson married Frances E. CARPENTER on 19 Jan 1837 in Virginia.
Frances E. CARPENTER [Parents] was born in 1815 in Virginia. She married Nelson C. BLANKENBAKER on 19 Jan 1837 in Virginia.
Other marriages:
FINKS, Lewis Fisher
The 1850 census shows Lewis Fisher4 Finks' widow, Frances E. (Carpenter)(Blankenbaker) Finks and their three daughters, including Sarah A., age 6 (born 1844). 1850 U.S. Census (Free Schedules), Madison Co., VA, p. 84B, Family No. 428; Nat'l Archives Microfilm M-432, Roll No. 958.
The 1870 census lists Eliot F. Blankenbaker's wife, Sarah A., as age 27 (born 1843). 1870 U.S. Census, Madison Co., VA (Robertson Twp.; Madison C.H. P.O.), p. 74A, Family No. 2; Nat'l Archives Microfilm M-593, Roll No.1662.
The 1880 census shows E.F. Blankenbaker's wife, Sarah, as age 36 (born 1844). 1880 U.S. Census, Madison Co., VA (Robertson Dist.), E.D. 108, Sheet No. 3, Family No. 21; Nat'l Archives Microfilm T-9, Roll No. 1377.
The referenced census records in full are as follows:
1850
Frances E. Finks, 35, F, $8,000 real estate, b. VA
James N. Blankenbaker, 11, M. b. VA, school within year
Elizabeth A. Finks, 7, F, b. VA, school within year
Sarah A. Finks, 6, F, b. VA, school within year
Mary F.F. Finks, 4, F, b. VA.
1870
Blankenbeker, Eliot F., 32, M, white, Farmer, $3,000 real estate, $1,000 pers. prop.; b. VA, eligible to vote
Sarah A., 27, F, white, keeps house, b. VA
Fanny B., 4, F, white, b. VA
Richard, 2, M, white, b. VA
1880 (all persons below white and born VA with both parents born VA)
Blankenbeker, E.F., M, 43, married, Farmer
--, Sarah, F,36, wife, married, keeps house
--, James A., M, 16, son, single, Laborer
--, Fannie B., F, 14, daughter, single, at home, cannot read or write
--, Richard H., M, 12, son, single, cannot read or write
--, Joseph V., M, 10, son, single, school in year
--, Mary L., F, 7, daughter, single, school in year
--, Lester C., M, 5, son, single
--, Sallie [undeciphered middle initial], F, 1, daughter, single
Roebuck, Sarah, F, 14, servant, single, servant, cannot read or write
Carpenter, E.N., M, 18, laborer, single, laborer [different family no.; same dwelling]
Blankenbeker, L.F., M, 24, nephew,
single, farmer
--, J.N., M, 20, nephew, single, farmer
Of these children, Fannie B. Blankenbaker was the second wife of James N. Carpenter, son of John L. & Elizabeth A. (Blankenbaker) Carpenter. Vee Dove, "Madison Co. Homes" (Kingsport, TN: by author, 1975), p.300.
Lester C. Blankenbaker married Emma Belle Hawkins (9 Aug. 1870-24 Nov. 1952). Dove at 219.
Mary L. Blankenbaker married Edgar F. Blankenbaker (1858-1941), son of Richard Utz Blankenbaker and Sarah A. Wayland. Dove at 129. Vee Dove gives information on their four children.
Worth S. Anderson
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They had the following children:
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James N. BLANKENBAKER was born in 1839 in Virginia. |
Aaron CARPENTER [Parents] was born on 18 Oct 1773 in Virginia. He died in 1839 in Madison Co., Virginia. Aaron married Elizabeth AYLOR on 22 Feb 1798 in Madison Co., Virginia.
Elizabeth AYLOR [Parents] was born on 25 Dec 1776 in Virginia. She died in 1842. Elizabeth married Aaron CARPENTER on 22 Feb 1798 in Madison Co., Virginia.
They had the following children:
Henry AYLOR Jr. [Parents] was born about 1750. He died about 1812 in Madison Co., Virginia. Henry married Barbara CARPENTER about 1770/1771 in Virginia.
Barbara CARPENTER [Parents] was born about 1753/1754 in Virginia. She married Henry AYLOR Jr. about 1770/1771 in Virginia.
They had the following children:
Henry AYLOR was born about 1720. He married Margaret.
Margaret was born about 1725. She married Henry AYLOR.
Possibly a Crigler according to Germanna Record No. 11.
They had the following children:
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