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!MARRIAGE:
See INDIANA SOURCE BOOK, Vol. 2, p. 99, FHL 977.2D29h for
Harrington, Charles m. Pheba (sic) Ann Jerald (sic) on October 14, 1819
in Gibson County, Indiana, Marriage Records.

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!NOTES:
Sarah Jerauld married Samuel Millard, January 29, 1776, in Warwick ,Kent,
RI. RI VITAL RECORDS, p 71.

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!MARRIAGE:
VITAL RECORDS OF RHODE ISLAND, 1635-1850, Births, Marriages and Deaths, by
James N. Arnold, FHL 974.5 V2a, pg 71, Kent County Records, Bk 3. p 170:
Jerauld, Stephen, and Elizabeth Arnold, married by Elder Samuel Littlefield,
July 17, 1810.

!NOTES:
Stephen Jerauld, son of James, is mentioned in the last will of Du tee
Jerauld as his grandson. Information concerning the births of their children
is found in the Vital Records of Rhode Island, cited above, in Bk 3 ,p. 170.

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!MARRIAGE:
Gibson County (Indiana) Marriage Records, p 107 (taken from the Indiana
Source Book, Vol 2, FHL 977.2 D29h: Jerauld, Sylvester m. Arena Harrington
on January 1, 1833.

!CENSUS:
1850 US CENSUS, PATOKA T/S, GIBSON CO., IN.; 12 Oct., 1850 (FHL 442925)
JERAULD, Sylvester J. 45, M, W, Merchant, Worth $6,000. born RI.
Arena, 40, F. W., born Ind.
Marguretta, 15, born Ind.
Thomas, 12, born Ind.
Henry, 8, born Ind.
Mary 6, born Ind.
Elizabeth, 3, born Ind.
Also enumerated on the adjacent line was:
JERAULD, Henry, 31, M, W, Merchant, born Ind.
Elizabeth J., 28, F, born Ind.
Sylvester, 1, M, born Ind.
It is apparent that Henry is a nephew of Sylvester, probably a so n ofGor-
ton Jerauld. He is found again in 1860 living next door (or close) to his
"brother" George Jerauld and is enumerated with three new children:
Ada 9, Anson (?) 3 and William D., 2.

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!MARRIAGE:
See INDIANA SOURCE BOOK, VOL 2, p. 107 for record of the marriag e of
Jerauld, Sylvester T., to Arena Hamilton on January 1, 1833.

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!REAL PROPERTY:
WARWICK RHODE ISLAND LAND EVIDENCE Book 16, p 465; Deed from Gorto nJerauld "for and in consideration of the sum of Eight Hundred Dollars..paid by my son William Jerauld now residing in North Providence in the County of Providence machine maker..." for title in two acres in the town of Warwick adjacent to and bordering land owned by Edwar dG. Jerauld. Deed dated July 7, 1814. Recorded July 11, 1814.
Following the above document on page 466 is a deed from "William Jerauld of Warwick in the County of Kent, State of Rhode Island a machine maker now
residing in North Providence in the County of Providence....(to Pheb eJerauld) in consideration of the love, good will, Natural affectio nand sundry personal services rendered me and other Good Causes an dConsiderations me hereto moving which I have and do bear toward m yHonored Mother Phebe Jerauld" William deeds " the one-half part o f aCertain Lot of Land Situate in said Warwick with a dwelling hous ethereon standing and is the same this day conveyed to me by my Honored Father Gorton Jerauld..." Deed dated July 11, 1814. Recorded July 11, 1814.

!CENSUS:
See "INDIANA 1820 ENUMERATION OF MALES compiled by Mary M. Morgan ,Indiana
Historical Society" for information concerning the Indiana State Census.
William Jerauld is shown as residing in Gibson County though no further
information is available.
US CENSUS OF 1820, Knox County, Indiana, District 089 lists:
William Jerrell 010110 10010 (Showing William [born 1793] as 26-44
with one male between 10-15 and another 16-25. Females are between 26-44
and one less than 10. This William Jerauld would have been 27 in 1820
so the older male youth certainly was not his son and the younger one
probably not. These could have been nephews or helpers. Knox count yis
adjacent to the north of Gibson County. James Jerrell is also enumerated
in Knox County District 089 in the 1820 US Census.
The US CENSUS OF 1830 FOR INDIANA lists no Jeraulds. However, th e US
CENSUS OF 1840 includes William Jerauld living in the Princeton district
of Gibson County, Indiana. Males are under 5, 1; 5-10, 1; 10-15, 1;
40-50, 1; females 5-10, 1; 40-50, 1.

!NOTES:
Since no other Jeraulds have been located in any census records for
1820 in Indiana, it is tempting to conclude that William was the first
member of the family to move from Rhode Island. However, it is apparent
that other members of the family have earlier historys in Indiana. For
example, his sister Phebe Ann Jerauld was married in Gibson County o nOct
14, 1819.

SQ p. 4730: "...Sam was an attorney at Akron, Ohio, for many years. "

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!NOTES:
SQ pg 2633: She married C. L. Vandegrift and they had three childre n:Ward Vandegrift, Jean Vandegrift, and Gail Vandegrift.

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!NOTES:
SQ pg 3727: James's wife Aline Roy was the sister of Velma Roy wh omarried James's brother Robert Carol Johnson.

On October 12, 2005, I received an email from Carol McCrellias ofRochester/Honeoye Falls, NY (cmccrellias@frontdiernet.net) updatingour information on the descendants of James Monroe White. Included inthat information was the following article printed in the AshevilleCitizen-Times on 12 January, 1999:

BRYSON CITY - Roxie Dale White Carpenter Johnson, 86, of tdhe GrassyBranch community, died Sunday, Jan. 10, 1999, in a Kenner, LAhospidtal.

A native of Rowan County, KY, she had lived idn Swain County for thepast 16 years. She was of the Church of God faith and was preceded indeath by a son and a daughter, Douglas and Deborah and three brothers,Denver, Allie and Orville.

She is survived by her husband of 46 years, Kermit Johnson; twodaughters, Brenda Murphy of Valdese and Lou Cuccia of Kenner, LA.;five sons, Melvin Carpenter of Lakeview, Ohio, James Carpenter ofStreetsboro, Ohio, Norman Carpenter of Lexington, KY., Gene Carpenterof Carson City, Nev., and Kermit Johnson Jr., of Lincoln Park, Mich;three sisters, Arlena Webb of Middletown, Ohio, Leona Mattney ofMansfield, Ohio, and Rosemary Wright of Clearfield, Ky.; threebrothers, James White of Winedott, Mich, Edsel and Wayne White ofClearfield, Ky., and 24 grandchildren, 30 great-grandchildren, andthree great-great grandchildren.

She was the daughter-in-law of the late Catherine Lindsay Johnson(note by CMCC: Charlotte Catherine (Lindsay) Johnson)

Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday in the chapel ofCrisp Funeral Home with the Rev. Robert Clegg officiating. Burialwill be in Swain Memorial Park.

The family will receive friends from 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday at thefuneral home." (End of article)

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!NOTES:
SQ pg 2633: He is known to have had a son who was named Wayne Johnson.

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!NOTES:
SQ pg 3726: He was married (1st) to Velma Roy and (2nd) to Pear lLakin.