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     Curtenius Schenck married Sarah Voorhees. Curtenius Schenck was born in 1751.¹ He served in the American Revolutionary War, as a Lieutenant of the Monmouth militia under Captain Elias Longstreet circa 1777. He died in 1837 at age 86 years.¹

     Baker Corwin was born after 1836. He was the son of Barnet Corwin and Nellie Call. Baker Corwin died in 1837. Said to have died quite young.

     Catherine Williamson was born circa 1784. She married John Kline, son of John William Kline and Aeltje Smock, on 27 October 1804. As of 27 October 1804,her married name was Kline. Catherine Williamson died in 1837.

     William Cleveland was born in 1770.² He married Margaret Falley, daughter of Richard Falley and Margaret Hitchcock, before 1804.¹ William Cleveland died in 1837 at age 67 years.³

     Mary Knight was From GED file (and research of) Philip V. Thorne. She was born on 2 May 1749 at Scarborough, Cumberland County, Maine. She was the daughter of Westbrook Knight I and Abigail Munson. Mary Knight died on 22 January 1837 at age 87 years, 8 months and 20 days.

     Also called Frederick of Rumpenheim.¹ Friedrich, Landgraf von Hesse-Kassel was born on 11 September 1747 at Kassel, Germany.² He was the son of Friedrich II, Landgraf von Hessen-Kassel and Mary Hannover.¹ Friedrich, Landgraf von Hesse-Kassel died on 20 May 1837 at Frankfurt, Germany, at age 89 years, 8 months and 9 days.²

     Also called William Henry.¹ Wilhelm IV, König von Hannover und Großbritannien was born on 21 August 1765 at Buckingham Palace, London, England.¹ He was the son of Georg III, Kurfürst und König von Hannover, König von Großbritannien and Sophia Charlotte, Prinzessin von Mecklenburg-Strelitz.¹ Wilhelm IV, König von Hannover und Großbritannien married Princess Adelaide Louisa Theresa Caroline Amelia of Saxe-Meiningen, daughter of Reigning Duke George I of Saxe-Meiningen, on 11 July 1818 at Kew Palace, England.¹ Wilhelm IV, König von Hannover und Großbritannien was the successor of Georg IV, König von Hannover und Großbritannien; King of Great Britain and Ireland.¹ Succeeded his brother as King of Great Britain, etc., and King of Hanover on 26 June 1830.¹ King of Great Britain and Ireland between 26 June 1830 and 20 June 1837.¹ Wilhelm IV, König von Hannover und Großbritannien was crowned on 8 September 1831.¹ He died on 20 June 1837 at Windsor, England, at age 71 years, 9 months and 30 days.¹ He was the predecessor of Victoria, Königin von Großbritannien, Kaiserin von Indien; Queen of Great Britain and Ireland.¹ Wilhelm IV, König von Hannover und Großbritannien was buried in Windsor, England.¹

     Lieutenant John B. Rush was the father of Elizabeth Rush; the only child of John and Julia Ann Rush; John Rush was a nephew of Benjamin Rush, one of the signers of the Declaration of Independence.¹ Said to be a nephew of Benjamin Rush, signer, in the Farwell Family genealogy, for whom children of Lydia and John Dennis Farwell would be descendants from. Benjamin, however, had no nephews. His one brother with children had five daughters, all you died young and unmarried. The thought that Elizabeth's father was a nephew, and not a son of Benjamin Rush, comes, perhaps?, from useage of the term "Grandniece." This was not used precisely as we use it today. Niece and nephew more endearing term for closer relations than what they represent today. If his name was John, then there is no reason to discount Lt. John Rush as father, the man who went insane following troubled war years. And having such limited time to produce a family, only managed one child, Elizabeth, and mother and daughter walking out of, or excluded from, the Rush family forevermore. Too, my greatuncles on the Hollinshead side looked very similar to Bejamin Rush with regards to their balding pattern. Other Hollinshead cousins exhibit similar balding (from the same descent).^2,3 Lieutenant John B. Rush was born on 17 July 1777 at Mt. Welcome, Maryland.⁴ He was the son of Doctor Benjamin Rush and Julia Stockton. Lieutenant John B. Rush attended Princeton University,but did not take a degree, before 1794 at New Jersey.⁵ He enrolled as a medical apprentice to his father in September 1794.⁶ He defended his father during the Yellow Fever quarrels, and when one of his father's detractors called him an "impudent puppy" he caned him on 6 October 1797.⁵ He was appointed surgeon in the United States Navy on 11 May 1798.⁶ He was promoted to lieutenant on 5 March 1799.⁶ He served on the USS Ganges and Adams during the quasi-war with France between 5 March 1799 and 29 June 1802.⁵ Lieutenant, U.S. Navy between 5 March 1799 and 29 June 1802. He resigned his commission and returned home on 29 June 1802.⁵ He was educated on 11 December 1802 at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; resumed the study of medicine. He returned home evidently under some sort of emotional reaction against navy life, according to his father's journal entry on 11 December 1802.⁶ He was elected a member of the staff of the Philadelphia General Hospital at the time of his graduation, but for some reason declined to serve in 1804.⁶ He took his medical degree at the University of Pennsylvania in 1804.⁶ He set off for South Carolina with Major Butler on 16 October 1804.⁶ He married Julia Ann Rush, Mrs. before 1805. Lieutenant John B. Rush commanded a gunboat between 1805 and 1806 at Boston, Massachusetts.⁶ He reentered the navy as a sailing master in September 1805.⁶ He commander of various gunboats between 1807 and 1808 at New Orleans, Louisiana.⁶ He fought a duel with Lt. Benjamin Taylor, a friend, and commanding officer of Gunboat No. 15, New Orleans Station, and killed him on 1 October 1807 at New Orleans, Louisiana.⁶ He was relieved of duty in consequence of mental derangement in September 1808.⁶ He was ill with a mental condition between 1810 and 1837 at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He returned home "in a state of deep melancholy brought on by his killing a brother officer ... in a duel" and placed in a Pennsylvania Hospital on 3 February 1810.^6,7 He was recognized in the will of Doctor Benjamin Rush on 18 January 1812; Leaves to his wife Julia Rush, his farm called Lydenham near Philadelphia, to receive income, etcetera, for support of herself, her minor sons and daughter Julia Rush, at her death to his children. Son John's share in trust while in his present insane state. Great great grandfather, John Rush formerly an officer in Oliver Cromwell's Army. Sons: Dr. James Rush, Richard Rush, Benjamin Rush, Samuel Rush and William Rush. Legacy to servant William Bowen.

Executors: Said wife Julia Rush and sons Dr. James Rush and Benjamin Rush.

Witnesses: Philip Syng, Physick, and John S. Dorsey. Letters granted to Benjamin
Rush.⁸ Lieutenant John B. Rush died on 9 August 1837 at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, at age 60 years and 23 days.⁷

     Her married name was Lane. Catherine Smock was born on 18 March 1760. She was the daughter of John Smock and Elizabeth Conover. Catherine Smock was baptized on 27 April 1760 at the Dutch Reformed Church, Freehold, Monmouth County, New Jersey. She married Matthias Lane, son of Garret Lane and Mayke Sutphen, on 26 November 1780. Catherine Smock died on 12 October 1837 at age 77 years, 6 months and 24 days. Catherine Smock was buried in Smock Burial Ground, Holmdel, Monmouth County, New Jersey.

     William Wilson was born circa 1764 at Delaware.¹ He married Eleanor Scothorn, daughter of Nathan Scothorn Jr. and Hannah Twiggs, on 4 February 1790 at New Castle County, Delaware.¹ William Wilson died on 12 November 1837 at Washington D.C..¹

     Levi Pierce was born on 8 June 1797 at Rehoboth, Massachusetts.^1,2 He was the son of Isaac Pierce and Anna Fitch.¹ Levi Pierce married Betsey S. Wheeler on 9 March 1818 at Rehoboth, Massachusetts.^3,4 Levi Pierce died in 1838 at age 40 years.^5,2

     Jared Ryker Smock was born on 6 November 1799 at Shelby County, Kentucky.¹ He was the son of Samuel V. Smock and Rachel Ryker. Jared Ryker Smock died on 3 April 1838 at age 38 years, 4 months and 28 days.

     Samuel Lount was born on 24 September 1791 at Catawissa, Pennsylvania.^1,2 He married Elizabeth Soules, daughter of Daniel Soules and Achsah Hollinshead, circa 1807.¹ Samuel Lount was a Blacksmith circa 1837. He was a witness where John Hollinshead participant in the rebellion known as the Patriot War, also known as the MacKenzie Rebellion, or the Rebellion of 1837, between 6 December 1837 and 1839 at Canada.^3,4,1 Samuel Lount was participant in the rebellion known as the Patriot War, also known as the MacKenzie Rebellion, or the Rebellion of 1837, between 6 December 1837 and 1839 at Canada.^3,4,1 He died on 12 April 1838 at Toronto, Ontario, Canada, at age 46 years, 6 months and 19 days. "I gather you are reasonable familiar with the Rebellion of 1837 (the Patriots' War). It is the main reason you are an American and not a Canadian. Samuel Lount and Peter Matthews were two of William Lyon Mackenzie's senior lieutenants. When the rebellion went in the ditch, WLM split for the US. Many of his supporters were rounded up and jailed. Some were shipped back to prison in England; others kept in Toronto. The decision was taken to hang Samuel and Peter to send a message that armed insurrection was not going to be taken lightly, in view of recent history south of the border. Despite a petition pleading for clemency, the two were hanged April 12, 1838." - e-mail from my cousin Brian in Canada, 19 Oct 98.^1,2 Samuel Lount was buried in the Toronto Necropolis Cemetery, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

     Peter Wayne Smock was born on 24 April 1796 at Redstone, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania.¹ He was the son of Leonard Smock and Jane Wayne. Peter Wayne Smock married Rebecca Taylor circa 1821 at Crawford County, Pennsylvania.¹ Peter Wayne Smock died on 30 April 1838 at Fairfield, Crawford County, Pennsylvania, at age 42 years and 6 days.¹ Peter Wayne Smock was buried in the Conneaut Cemetery, Crawford County, Pennsylvania.

     John Holbrook III was born on 12 September 1778 at Uxbridge, Massachusetts.¹ He was the son of John Holbrook Jr. and Rhoda Thayer.¹ John Holbrook III married Mercy Hill on 15 August 1802 at Douglas, New Hampshire.² John Holbrook III died on 7 May 1838 at Swanzey, New Hampshire, at age 59 years, 7 months and 25 days.¹

     Also called Sarah Abbott 2nd.^2,3 I make this connection, that the Sally Abbott who married Nathan Thayer in Richmond, NH, was the daughter of Obed Abbott, of Franklin County for several reasons: 1) She has a sister of the right name and age to have married Nathan's nephew, Levi, who followed Nathan to Waitsfield, Vermont. 2) The children of Sarah/Sally and Nathan Thayer are named after the Abbott clan with names like Aaron and Obed. 3) Hannah and Sarah's brother, Eli, preceeded them all to Waitsfield, Vermont.⁴ Sally Abbott was born on 3 April 1762 at Brookfield, Worcester County, Massachusetts.^2,3 She was the daughter of Corporal Obed Abbott and Elizabeth Edmunds.² Sally Abbott was born on 4 September 1765.^5,1 She lived from 5 April 1777 to 9 January 1779 at Shutesbury (near New Salem), Franklin County, Massachusetts; She lived just 14 miles south of Richmond, New Hampshire.⁶ She lived with Corporal Obed Abbott from 5 April 1777 to 9 January 1779 at Shutesbury (west of New Salem), Franklin County, Massachusetts.⁶ Sally Abbott married Nathan Thayer Sr., son of Jeremiah Thayer Sr. and Alice Holbrook, in 1793.¹ Sally Abbott died on 9 November 1838 at age 76 years, 7 months and 6 days.¹

     Anna Kendrick was born in 1768 at Amherst, New Hampshire?.¹ She was the daughter of Benjamin Kendrick and Sarah Harris.¹ Anna Kendrick married General Benjamin Pierce on 1 February 1790; His 2nd.² Anna Kendrick died on 10 December 1838 at Hillsborough, New Hampshire, at age 70 years.¹

     Margareta Anderson was born on 12 May 1745 at New Castle County, Delaware.¹ She was the daughter of Peter Andersson and Catherine Lynam. Margareta Anderson was christened in 1745 at Holy Trinity (Old Swedes Church), Wilmington, New Castle County, Delaware.² She married Private William Stalcop, son of Peter Stalcop and Susannah Paulson, on 2 March 1762 at the Old Swedes Church, Wilmington, New Castle County, Delaware; 2nd cousins.^3,4 Margareta Anderson accompanied Private William Stalcop when William relocated before 1768 and came to reside in Orange County, North Carolina. Margareta Anderson died circa 1839 at Smith County, Tennessee.

     Joseph Church was born in 1752.² He was the son of Caleb Church and Mercy Pope.¹ Joseph Church married Deborah Perry before 1782.^1,2 Joseph Church died circa 1839.²

     Phebe Denise Domine was born in 1743 at ?. She married Benjamin du Bois, son of Louis du Bois and Margrietje Jansen van Ceulen, on 15 October 1765 at the Dutch Churches of Freehold & Middletown, Monmouth County, New Jersey. Phebe Denise Domine died in 1839 at ? at age 96 years.

     Gerardus Ryker Jr. was born on 4 November 1767 at Closter, Bergen County, New Jersey. He was the son of Gerardus Ryker Sr. and Rachel Demaree. Gerardus Ryker Jr. married Leah Smock, daughter of Jacob Smock and Catherine Demaree, on 5 May 1791 at Mercer County, Kentucky.^1,2 Gerardus Ryker Jr. died after 7 January 1839 at Madison, Jefferson County, Indiana.

     General Benjamin Pierce was born on 25 December 1757 at Chelmsford, Massachusetts.² He married Anna Kendrick, daughter of Benjamin Kendrick and Sarah Harris, on 1 February 1790; His 2nd.² General Benjamin Pierce died on 1 April 1839 at Hillsborough, New Hampshire, at age 81 years, 3 months and 7 days.¹

     Col. David Schamp was baptized on 8 September 1754 at the North Branch Reformed Dutch Church, Readington Township, Somerset County, New Jersey.^3,4,1 He was the son of Hendrick Schamp and Margrietje Cock.² Col. David Schamp married Lenah Hoffman, daughter of John Hoffman Sr. and Rebecca (?), circa September 1772.² Col. David Schamp served in the American Revolutionary War, enlisting in 1775. He enlisted as a lieutenant under Capt. Benjamin Allyars and Col. John Mehelm, New Jersey Line. He was promoted to captain. His widow received a pension for his service.³ Captain, New Jersey Regiment in 1775. He died on 3 April 1839 at age 84 years, 6 months and 26 days.¹

     Mary Lane was born on 22 October 1790 at New Germantown, Hunterdon County, New Jersey. She was the daughter of Peter Lane and Elizabeth Smock. Mary Lane died on 23 June 1839 at age 48 years, 8 months and 1 day.

     Frederick Honnell was born on 27 April 1768.¹ He married Elizabeth Schenckel on 15 March 1785.¹

Between 1795 and 1796, Frederick Honnell appeared on the census at Bedminster Township, Somerset County, New Jersey, Details provided: appeared in the August Tax Lists.

He died on 7 November 1839 at age 71 years, 6 months and 11 days.¹

     Emily Stalcup was born circa 1824 at Greene County, Indiana.¹ She was the daughter of Stephen W. Stalcup and Mary Underwood.

On 1 June 1830, Emily Stalcup was enumerated with Stephen W. Stalcup on the census at Stafford Township, Greene County, Indiana, Details provided: "Female, age 5-10."²

Emily Stalcup died before 1840. She does not appear on the 1840 census with her family.

     Eli Stalcup was born circa 1772 at Orange County, North Carolina.² He was the son of Private William Stalcop and Margareta Anderson.² Eli Stalcup relocated to Sumner County, Tennessee, in 1790.

In 1790, Eli Stalcup appeared on the census at Sumner County, Tenessee, Details provided: Tax list.¹

He married Mary Gambling, daughter of Private James Gambling and Mary Stalcop, circa 1794 at Sumner County, Tenessee; 2nd cousins.^3,4 Eli Stalcup married Rebecca Osborn on 3 August 1808 at Sumner County, Tennessee; "David Graves and Wm. Roney signed."⁵ "James Gambling, Nancy Pitt, Polly Strother, Phebe Hollis, Stephen Pitt, Robert Strother, Jessie Hollis, and Eli Stalcup all of Sumner Co., Tenn., heirs of John Gambling of Maury Co., Tenn., dec; 320 acres on T?uck River; (to?) Oliver B. Hays and David Moore." On 5 December 1812.⁶ Eli Stalcup was taxed for land, "120, Long Branch Red River" in 1816 at Sumner County, Tennessee.⁷ He does not appear in the tax record in 1817 at Sumner County, Tennessee.⁷ He was taxed for land, "120, Long Branch" in 1818 at Sumner County, Tennessee.⁷ He was taxed for land, "120, Long Branch" in 1819 at Sumner County, Tennessee.⁷ He does not appear in the tax record in 1820 at Sumner County, Tennessee.⁷

On 7 August 1820, Eli Stalcup was Head of Household on the census at Sumner County, Tennessee, .⁸

He was taxed for land, "120, Red River" in 1821 at Sumner County, Tennessee.⁷ He does not appear in the tax record in 1822 at Sumner County, Tennessee.⁷ He relocated to Highland Township, Greene County, Indiana, before 1830. He was in his relocating to Highland Township might have been followed the same exortions given another considering the move: Mr. James Gallettley, a Scotchman, while stopping at Chillicothe, Ohio, wrote a letter to Colonel Jack Stokely, of Greene county, asking information about the new territory, opportunities, mode of living, etc. Colonel Stokely, in reply, said: "We have fat pork, turkey soup, and mush-and-milk plenty. By the Lord, come on!".

On 1 June 1830, Eli Stalcup was Head of Household on the census at Greene County, Indiana, Details provided: Head of Household, shown with 2 males, age 5-10, 1 age 15-20, 1 age 20-30, 1 age 50-60 (himself), 1 female age 10-15, 1 age 15-20, 1 age 40-50 (his wife).. Enumerated with him were Rebecca Osborn, Edna Stalcup and Sidney Stalcup.^9,10

Eli Stalcup died before 1840 at Greene County, Indiana. Does not appear in the 1840 census.

     Also called Anna Scomp Per her marriage record, "Anna Scomp."¹ Also called Styntie Schamp Styntie, Styntje, Tiney, are just Dutch nicknames for the name Christine. Tiney Scomp was baptized on 24 May 1772 at the Neshanic Reformed Dutch Protestant Church, Somerset County, New Jersey; "Schamp, Adriaen and Rebecka--Styntie, bap. May 24, 1772."³ She was the daughter of Adriaen Schamp and Rebecca Huff.^2,3 Tiney Scomp was born circa 1776. On the marriage bond, 27 Feb 1797, the bondsman, John Smock (brother or father of the groom) certified the brides age as 21.¹ She was "taken away," following her father's death, by Dirk Low, the terms of the arrangement weren't "agreed upon" first however, on 21 March 1780.⁴ She was again "taken away," this time by Michael McKinney on 28 July 1780.⁴ She had payments made for her, out of her father's estate, to Teunis Middagh for schooling and "writing indenture," in 1781.⁵ She relocated to Kentucky on 7 May 1788; "Paid out of said money (the estate of Adriaen Schamp) May 7, 1788, to Peter Pruner, for the cost and expenses to take Stintje, daughter of said Schomp, to Canetucke [Kentucky], the Sum of œ15.0.0."⁵ She married Matthew Smock, son of Private John Smock Sr. and Sara Fonteyn, on 27 February 1797 at Mercer County, Kentucky.^6,7,1,8

On 6 August 1810, Tiney Scomp was enumerated with Matthew Smock on the census at Shelby County, Kentucky.¹



On 7 August 1820, Tiney Scomp was enumerated with Matthew Smock on the census at Shelby County, Kentucky.¹

Tiney Scomp was a witness where Matthew Smock removed to a new residence circa 1825 at Greene County, Indiana.

On 1 June 1830, Tiney Scomp was enumerated with Matthew Smock on the census at Greene County, Indiana, Details provided: "Female, age 50-60."¹

Tiney Scomp died before 1840. She does not appear with Matthew in the census of 1840.

     James Smock was born circa 1803 at Shelby County, Kentucky.¹ He was the son of Matthew Smock and Tiney Scomp.¹ James Smock married Rebecca Goodman on 23 October 1827 at Greene County, Indiana.²

On 1 June 1830, James Smock was Head of Household on the census at Greene County, Indiana, Details provided: Head of Houshold, shown with 1 male under age 5 (son), 1 male 20-30 (himself), 1 female under age 5 (daughter), 1 age 15-20 (wife).. Enumerated with him were Rebecca Goodman, William Smock and N. N. Smock.³

James Smock died before 1840. His wife appears in the Census record of his father 1840 and on.

     Nellie Call was born circa 1816. She married Barnet Corwin, son of Morris Corwin and Mary Smock, in 1834 at Belle Vernon, Fayette County, Pennsylvania. Nellie Call died circa 1840 at Belle Vernon, Fayette County, Pennsylvania. Joining her child in the realms of glory.

     William Caldwell was born in 1763 at Ireland. He died in 1840 at Fairview Township, Erie County, Pennsylvania, at age 77 years.

     Benjamin Peart was born in 1753. He was the son of Bryan Peart and Elizabeth Walton. Benjamin Peart died in 1840 at age 87 years.

     Betsy Foote was born at western New York. Her married name was Hubbell. She married Matthew Hubbell, son of Andrew Hubbell, before 1837. Betsy Foote died on 19 January 1840.

     Also called James.¹ Jacobus Roosevelt was baptized on 25 October 1759 at New York, New York.² He was the son of Jacobus Roosevelt and Annetje Bogert. Jacobus Roosevelt married Maria Van Schaack, daughter of Cornelius Van Schaack Jr. and Angeltje Yates, on 8 March 1793. Jacobus Roosevelt died on 13 August 1840 at age 80 years, 9 months and 19 days.²

     Catharina Wenner was born on 25 October 1815. She married William Russell before 1836. Catharina Wenner died in 1841 at age 25 years.

     Sergeant Peter Carnine was born in 1752 at Somerset County, New Jersey. He served in the Revolutionary War, in Capt. William Verbeyck's company, Colonel Quick's regiment (he later also served as sergeant) in 1776.¹ He married Mary Seburn before 1784. Sergeant Peter Carnine was received a pension on claim executed for service in the Revolutionary War in 1832. He died in 1841 at Kentucky at age 89 years.

     Also called Henry Aten Perhaps his middle name from his father's mother's family? Also called Schamp. Henry A. Scomp was born on 20 October 1785 at Hunterdon (or Somerset) County, New Jersey. Baptised in New Jersey.² He was the son of Pvt. George N. Schamp and Maria Smock.¹ Henry A. Scomp was baptized on 26 March 1786 at the Neshanic Reformed Dutch Protestant Church, Somerset County, New Jersey; "Scamp, Maria--Hendrick, bap. Mar. 26, 1786."¹ He was a witness where Maria Smock became worried and fearful due to famine and indian raids so she hired Isaac Huff to bring her with the colonists to their new home circa 1794 at Mercer County, Kentucky.³ Henry A. Scomp removed to Mercer County with his mother in 1794 at Kentucky.² He witnessed the marriage of Evert Bice and Maria Smock on 9 March 1798 at Mercer County, Kentucky; Her 2nd (divorcée).^2,4 Henry A. Scomp was bound out to Philip Yorer, tanner and currier, on the consent of his stepfather, Evert Bice, circa 1800 at Mercer County, Kentucky.⁵ He witnessed the marriage of John Scomp and Docia Timmons on 29 January 1810 at Mercer County, Kentucky.⁶ Henry A. Scomp married Flora Van Nuys, daughter of Cornelius Van Nuys and Mary (?), on 26 May 1814 at Mercer County, Kentucky; License on 23 May.^7,8 Henry A. Scomp appeared on the tax list in 1824 at Mercer County, Kentucky.⁹ He died on 12 June 1841 at Parksville, Mercer County, Kentucky, at age 55 years, 7 months and 23 days.² Henry A. Scomp was buried in the Mud Meeting House Cemetery, Harrodsburg, Mercer County, Kentucky.

     Isaac Stalcup Sr. was born on 12 October 1765 at New Castle County, Delaware. He was the son of Private William Stalcop and Margareta Anderson. Isaac Stalcup Sr. accompanied Private William Stalcop when William relocated before 1768 and came to reside in Orange County, North Carolina. Isaac Stalcup Sr. married Catherine Osborn circa 1785. Isaac Stalcup Sr. was taxed for land "190, West Fork Drakes Creek" in 1816 at Sumner County, Tennessee.² He lived before 1817 at Sumner County, Tennessee. He relocated to Highland Township, Greene County, Indiana, in 1817; noted as one of the earliest pioneers in this locality. He was so described: had a son, "big Isaac" who was a noted bully. At all elections and general musters, the candidates must and did treat the people to whisky, and when they succeeded in getting up a big fight at any place near here, big Isaac Stalcup and Benjamin Stalcup were the principal bullies in it. He purchased land 28 January 1817 at northwest corner of, Highland Township, Greene County, Indiana. (an unknown value).

In 1830, Isaac Stalcup Sr. was Head of Household on the census at Greene County, Indiana, .³



In 1840, Isaac Stalcup Sr. was Head of Household on the census at Greene County, Indiana, .⁴

He was said to have had the largest family in the area with a reported twenty-one children (fifteen boys and six girls) in that family. He died before 4 August 1841 at Greene County, Indiana.

     William Hendrick Smock was born on 1 December 1805. He was the son of Barnes B. Smock and Lydia Longstreet. William Hendrick Smock married Emeline Longstreet, daughter of Hendrick Longstreet and Mary Holmes, on 6 March 1839. William Hendrick Smock died on 8 October 1841 at Holmdel, Monmouth County, New Jersey, at age 35 years, 10 months and 7 days.

     Esther Shafter was born in 1756 at Framingham, Middlesex County, Massachusetts.² She married Benjamin J. Thrasher, son of Barnabas Thresher and Rebecca Sweetland, before 1776.¹ Esther Shafter died on 2 November 1841 at Athens, Windham County, Vermont, at age 85 years.²

     James Cuthbert was born on 7 January 1800 at Lanoraie, Lower Canada, Canada. He was the son of Honorable Ross Cuthbert and Anne Emily Rush. James Cuthbert died on 13 March 1842 at Lanoraie, Lower Canada, Canada, at age 42 years, 2 months and 6 days.

     Charles Hollinshead was born on 27 January 1842 at Whiteside County, Illinois.¹ He was the son of John Hollinshead and Elizabeth Rush. Charles Hollinshead died on 30 April 1842 at Whiteside County, Illinois, at age 3 months and 3 days.¹

     Elizabeth Cabot Blanchard was born on 27 May 1809 at Boston, Massachusetts.¹ She was the daughter of Francis Blanchard and Mary Ann Cabot.¹ Elizabeth Cabot Blanchard married Robert Charles Winthrop, US Representative from Massachusetts on 12 March 1832.¹ Elizabeth Cabot Blanchard died on 14 June 1842 at age 33 years and 18 days.¹

     Anna Davenport was born on 8 September 1765. She was the daughter of Seth Davenport and Chloe Daniel.^1,2 Anna Davenport married William Torrey, son of Joseph Torrey and Deborah Holbrook, on 20 July 1788 at Mendon, Massachusettes; Her 2nd.² Anna Davenport died on 1 August 1842 at age 76 years, 10 months and 24 days.

     John D. Smock was born on 14 September 1822 at Mercer County, Kentucky. He was the son of Jacob Smock and Mary de Mott. John D. Smock died on 10 August 1842 at Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana, at age 19 years, 10 months and 27 days.

     Julia Ann Rush, Mrs. was the mother of Elizabeth Rush; the only child of John and Julia Ann Rush; John Rush was a nephew of Benjamin Rush, one of the signers of the Declaration of Independence.³ Julia Ann Rush, Mrs. was born in 1788 at Pennsylvania. She married Lieutenant John B. Rush, son of Doctor Benjamin Rush and Julia Stockton, before 1805. By this time Lt. John Rush, the possible father of her daughter Elizabeth, was already committed into the asylum. In 1812. Julia Ann Rush, Mrs. a stout patriot in her early days, and frequently donned male attire and performed picket duty whenever she got the opportunity, at her home in Philadelphia in 1812?.¹

In 1840, Julia Ann Rush, Mrs. was enumerated with John Hollinshead on the census at unidentified township, Whiteside County, Illinois, Details provided: Female, age 70-80. A typo since we know she was there.⁴

Julia Ann Rush, Mrs. died on 25 September 1842 at Ustick Township, Whiteside County, Illinois, at age 54 years.⁵ Julia Ann Rush, Mrs. was buried in the Hollinshead Family Cemetery, Ustick Township, Whiteside County, Illinois. History recorded the first adult death in Ustick Township as that of being Mrs. Julia Ann Rush's.¹ She was "The husband of Mrs. Rush was the brother of Richard Rush, one of the signers of the Declaration of Independence." - History of Whiteside County, 1877. I think because Richard D. was also an important personage, he was considered as good as Dr. Benjamin Rush with regards to signing. In fact, Richard Rush signed an important treaty with England following the War of 1812. The DAR report on order will hopefully settle this matter on who Julia Ann was married to, and perhaps some of her background as well. - RBS No, DAR report has nothing. In 1877.⁶

     Elizabeth Bates was born circa 1767. She married Captain Alpheus Thayer, son of Lt. Elias Thayer and Hannah Ellis, on 16 August 1787 at Bellingham, Norfolk County, Massachusetts.¹ Elizabeth Bates died on 29 September 1842 at Bellingham, Norfolk County, Massachusetts. She died aged 75.²

     Benjamin Applebee was born on 23 June 1790 at Concord, Grafton County, New Hampshire.^1,2 He was the son of Nathan Applebee and Katherine Vorback.¹

In 1810, Benjamin Applebee appeared on the census at Franconia, Grafton County, New Hampshire.

He married Lucy Ann Morse, daughter of Farnum Morse and Mehitable Blanchard; Her 1st.³
"The town of Concord was renamed Lisbon."
Benjamin Applebee married Mary Ann Morse, daughter of Farnum Morse and Mehitable Blanchard; Her 1st.^1,3 Benjamin Applebee died before 1843. In 1843 his widow had a son by her next husband.

     Smock died circa 1843 at Hopewell, Jennings County, Indiana. Smock was born circa 1843 at Hopewell, Jennings County, Indiana. Smock was the child of Rev. David Van Cleave Smock and Margaret Ann Brown.

     Eleanor Walker married James Corwin, son of Morris Corwin and Mary Smock, circa 1828. Eleanor Walker died circa 1843.