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Boggs, Elizabeth (1852 - ) - female
b. 01 DEC 1852 in Carter County, KY

father: Boggs, Hugh (*1817 - )
mother: Whitt, Louisa (*1821 - )
spouse: Sparks, John Elliott (1847 - 1910)
- m. 18 MAR 1873 in Elliott County, KY

----------child: Sparks, Ida Ellen (1873 - 1924)
----------child: Sparks, --- (1876 - 1876)
----------child: Sparks, Lavisa (1877 - )
----------child: Sparks, Lillie Margaret (1880 - 1972)
----------child: Sparks, Joel Winfield (1882 - 1928)
----------child: Sparks, David Ballard (1885 - 1935)
----------child: Sparks, Millard Franklin (1887 - 1980)
----------child: Sparks, Minta F. (1889 - 1972)
----------child: Sparks, Lula Myrtle (1892 - 1941)
Boggs, Ella (*1886 - 1927) - female
d. 1927

spouse: Sparks, Willis Lanford (1885 - 1975)
- m. ABT 1910

----------child: Sparks, Guy (~1912 - ~1912)
----------child: Sparks, Edythe (1913 - 1987)
----------child: Sparks, Virgil Raymond (1917 - 1987)
----------child: Sparks, James Lester (~1920 - )
Boggs, Emily (*1858 - 1939) - female
d. 13 JUL 1939 in Bellingham, WA

spouse: Sparks, Levi J. (1831 - 1897)
- m. 26 JUL 1890

Boggs, George C. (~1878 - ) - male
b. ABT 1878

father: Boggs, George Washington (~1844 - )
mother: Sparks, Minerva Jane (~1847 - )
spouse: Lester, Mattie (*1882 - )
Boggs, George Washington (~1844 - ) - male
b. ABT 1844

father: Boggs, Elijah (*1809 - )
mother: Gambill, Catherine (*1813 - )
spouse: Sparks, Minerva Jane (~1847 - )
- m. 23 FEB 1868 in Carter County, KY

----------child: Boggs, Amanda E. (~1869 - )
----------child: Boggs, James Price (1870 - )
----------child: Boggs, Julia H. (1872 - 1902)
----------child: Boggs, Catherine E. (1875 - )
----------child: Boggs, George C. (~1878 - )
Boggs, Gerald (private) - male
father: Boggs, ??? (*1895 - )
mother: Sparks, Ida B. (1899 - 1977)
Boggs, Harry (private) - male
father: Boggs, ??? (*1895 - )
mother: Sparks, Ida B. (1899 - 1977)
Boggs, Henderson (*1834 - ) - male
spouse: Fields, Mary (*1838 - )
----------child: Boggs, Sarah Ellen (1869 - 1909)
Boggs, Henderson (*1869 - ) - male
spouse: Morris, Sarah (1875 - )
- m. 1892

Boggs, Henry (*1888 - ) - male
spouse: Morris, Cora (1892 - )
Boggs, Hugh (*1817 - ) - male
spouse: Whitt, Louisa (*1821 - )
----------child: Boggs, Elizabeth (1852 - )
Boggs, Hugh (*1873 - ) - male
spouse: Lawson, Ida E. (1873 - )
- m. ABT 1900

----------child: Boggs, John W. (1903 - )
----------child: Boggs, Cora (1906 - )
----------child: Boggs, Minnie (1909 - )
----------child: Boggs, Aaron (1911 - )
----------child: Boggs, William (1914 - )
Boggs, James H. (*1913 - ) - male
spouse: Creech, Beverly Varden (1917 - )
- m. in San Francisco, San Francisco, CA

Boggs, James Price (1870 - ) - male
b. 11 OCT 1870

father: Boggs, George Washington (~1844 - )
mother: Sparks, Minerva Jane (~1847 - )
spouse: Johnson, Nancy Jane (~1875 - 1907)
----------child: Boggs, John Henry (*1905 - )
Boggs, Jewel (*1917 - ) - female
spouse: Holbrook, Lowell (~1913 - )
----------child: Holbrook, Donna (private)
----------child: Holbrook, Jo Ann (private)
----------child: Holbrook, Mary (private)
Boggs, John Henry (*1905 - ) - male
father: Boggs, James Price (1870 - )
mother: Johnson, Nancy Jane (~1875 - 1907)
Boggs, John O. (*1773 - ) - male
spouse: Wells, Nancy (*1777 - )
----------child: Boggs, Elizabeth (1808 - 1873)
Boggs, John W. (1903 - ) - male
b. 24 SEP 1903

father: Boggs, Hugh (*1873 - )
mother: Lawson, Ida E. (1873 - )
Boggs, Joseph (private) - male
father: Boggs, ??? (*1895 - )
mother: Sparks, Ida B. (1899 - 1977)
Boggs, Julia H. (1872 - 1902) - female
b. 14 JUN 1872
d. 16 JUN 1902

father: Boggs, George Washington (~1844 - )
mother: Sparks, Minerva Jane (~1847 - )
spouse: Harris, Hugh (*1868 - )
Boggs, Leona (*1880 - ) - female
spouse: Morris, David J. (1877 - )
- m. 12 JUN 1898

----------child: Morris, Elva (*1912 - )
----------child: Morris, Myrtle (*1912 - )
----------child: Morris, Hubert (*1912 - )
----------child: Morris, Ivory (*1912 - )
----------child: Morris, Beatrice (*1912 - )
----------child: Morris, Ernest (*1912 - )
----------child: Morris, Hazel (*1912 - )
----------child: Morris, Edna (*1912 - )
----------child: Morris, David (*1912 - )
----------child: Morris, Inez (*1912 - )
----------child: Morris, Sarah (*1912 - )
----------child: Morris, Opal (*1912 - )
----------child: Morris, Paul (*1912 - )
Boggs, Mary (*1817 - ) - female
spouse: Johnson, Jesse Jr. (*1813 - )
----------child: Johnson, Mary Margaret (*1848 - )
Boggs, Mary (*1845 - ) - female
spouse: Creech, Hugh (*1841 - )
----------child: Creech, Rena E. (1876 - 1964)
Boggs, Minnie (1909 - ) - female
b. 19 DEC 1909

father: Boggs, Hugh (*1873 - )
mother: Lawson, Ida E. (1873 - )
Boggs, Nancy (*1823 - ) - female
spouse: Creech, John Samuel (*1819 - )
----------child: Creech, Louisa Jane (1847 - 1932)
----------child: Creech, Mary (1861 - )
Boggs, Nelson (*1887 - ) - male
spouse: Sparks, Sena (1891 - )
Boggs, Nina (private) - female
spouse: Mauk, Edward (*1920 - )
Boggs, Sarah Ellen (1869 - 1909) - female
b. MAR 1869
d. 1909

father: Boggs, Henderson (*1834 - )
mother: Fields, Mary (*1838 - )
spouse: Sparks, Henry Wadsworth (1861 - 1902)
- m. 1885 in Lawrence County, KY

----------child: Sparks, Belva (*1898 - )
----------child: Sparks, Mary Evelyn (*1898 - )
----------child: Sparks, Sophia Lucille (*1898 - )
Boggs, William (*1907 - ) - male
d. in Dallas, TX

spouse: Curnutte, Otha Lucille (1911 - )
Boggs, William (1914 - ) - male
b. 07 OCT 1914

father: Boggs, Hugh (*1873 - )
mother: Lawson, Ida E. (1873 - )
Bohr, --- (*1912 - ) - male
spouse: Coyne, Bernardine Mary (1917 - 1968)
----------child: Bohr, William (private)
----------child: Bohr, Jayne Agatha (private)
----------child: Bohr, Gerald (1949 - 1963)
Bohr, Gerald (1949 - 1963) - male
b. 01 FEB 1949 in Mitchell, Davison, SD
d. 05 SEP 1963 in Sioux Falls, Minnehaha, SD

father: Bohr, --- (*1912 - )
mother: Coyne, Bernardine Mary (1917 - 1968)
Bohr, Gerald William (private) - male
father: Hofer, Glen (private)
mother: Bohr, Jayne Agatha (private)
Bohr, Jayne Agatha (private) - female
father: Bohr, --- (*1912 - )
mother: Coyne, Bernardine Mary (1917 - 1968)
spouse: Hofer, Glen (private)
- m. BEF 1968

----------child: Bohr, Stacy Lynn (private)
----------child: Bohr, Gerald William (private)
----------child: Hofer, Carolyn Ann (private)
Bohr, Stacy Lynn (private) - female
father: Hofer, Glen (private)
mother: Bohr, Jayne Agatha (private)
Bohr, William (private) - male
father: Bohr, --- (*1912 - )
mother: Coyne, Bernardine Mary (1917 - 1968)
.


!NOTES:
William Bohr married Myrna --- and had two daughters, Lori Ann
born 14 Feb, --- and Ami born Dec 11, ---. Information provided by
Loretta Coyne Sullivan.


Boiles, Melissa (*1841 - ) - female
spouse: Sparks, William James (1837 - 1926)
Bolayc, Payla Janine (private) - female
spouse: Hicks, Danny Neil (private)
- m. 02 NOV 1978 in Androscoggin County, Lewiston, Maine

----------child: Hicks, Randy Allen (private)
----------child: Hicks, Karen Ann (private)
Bolding, Pearl "Sallie" (*1882 - ) - female
spouse: Sparks, Lloyd R. (1866 - 1934)
- m. ABT 1927

Boldman, Jack (private) - male
father: Boldman, John (*1887 - )
mother: Caudill, Cora Ethel (1891 - 1972)
Boldman, John (*1887 - ) - male
spouse: Caudill, Cora Ethel (1891 - 1972)
----------child: Boldman, Jack (private)
----------child: Boldman, Ruth (private)
Boldman, Ruth (private) - female
father: Boldman, John (*1887 - )
mother: Caudill, Cora Ethel (1891 - 1972)
Boles, Malinda (1822 - 1910) - female
b. 05 NOV 1822
d. 27 MAY 1910

spouse: Sparks, Absalom (1822 - 1894)
- m. ABT 1845

----------child: Sparks, Jesse Thomas (~1846 - )
----------child: Sparks, Nancy Catherine (1848 - 1935)
----------child: Sparks, Marjorie Ann (1852 - 1929)
----------child: Sparks, Martha Elizabeth (1856 - 1940)
----------child: Sparks, Mary J. (~1858 - )
----------child: Sparks, William H. (~1862 - )
----------child: Sparks, Benjamin (~1865 - )
----------child: Sparks, James E. (1870 - )
Boley, Lina (*1882 - ) - female
spouse: Sparks, Irvin (1878 - 1939)
Bolte, Bobby (private) - male
father: Bolte, Robert P. (1896 - )
mother: Cecil, Verla (*1896 - )
Bolte, Earl Benjamin (1892 - ) - male
b. 20 APR 1892

father: Bolte, Vincent (*1864 - )
mother: Thomas, Leona Bell (1870 - 1926)
spouse: Smith, Louise (*1896 - )
----------child: Bolte, Eleanor Jean (private)
----------child: Bolte, Richard White (private)
Bolte, Eleanor Jean (*1900 - ) - female
father: Bolte, Vincent (*1864 - )
mother: Thomas, Leona Bell (1870 - 1926)
spouse: Derrer, ??? (*1896 - )
Bolte, Eleanor Jean (private) - female
father: Bolte, Earl Benjamin (1892 - )
mother: Smith, Louise (*1896 - )
Bolte, Ernest Harriston (<1892 - 1912) - female
b. BEF 1892
d. 1912

father: Bolte, Vincent (*1864 - )
mother: Thomas, Leona Bell (1870 - 1926)
Bolte, Mabel R. (1906 - 1945) - female
b. 12 MAR 1906
d. OCT 1945

father: Bolte, Vincent (*1864 - )
mother: Thomas, Leona Bell (1870 - 1926)
spouse: Clark, Herbert (*1900 - )
----------child: Clark, Frederick (private)
----------child: Clark, Joe (private)
Bolte, Richard White (private) - male
father: Bolte, Earl Benjamin (1892 - )
mother: Smith, Louise (*1896 - )
Bolte, Robert P. (1896 - ) - male
b. 09 DEC 1896

father: Bolte, Vincent (*1864 - )
mother: Thomas, Leona Bell (1870 - 1926)
spouse: Cecil, Verla (*1896 - )
----------child: Bolte, Bobby (private)
Bolte, Vincent (*1864 - ) - male
spouse: Thomas, Leona Bell (1870 - 1926)
----------child: Bolte, Earl Benjamin (1892 - )
----------child: Bolte, Ernest Harriston (<1892 - 1912)
----------child: Bolte, Robert P. (1896 - )
----------child: Bolte, Eleanor Jean (*1900 - )
----------child: Bolte, Mabel R. (1906 - 1945)
Bolton, Adeline (*1848 - ) - female
father: Bolton, Henderson (*1813 - )
mother: Sparks, Elvira (*1817 - )
Bolton, Daniel (*1848 - ) - male
father: Bolton, Henderson (*1813 - )
mother: Sparks, Elvira (*1817 - )
Bolton, Eliza (*1740 - ~1776) - female
d. ABT 1776 in Queen Annes County, MD

spouse: Sparks, Nathan (~1738 - >1787)
- m. 20 FEB 1759 in Queen Annes County, MD

----------child: Sparks, Nathan Jr. (~1760 - )
----------child: Sparks, Simon (<1775 - >1797)
----------child: Sparks, James (<1775 - <1797)
----------child: Sparks, Isaac (<1775 - )
----------child: Sparks, Benjamin (<1775 - )
Bolton, Elizabeth (*1847 - ) - female
spouse: Crouch, Samuel (*1843 - )
----------child: Crouch, Rufus Turner (1878 - 1961)
Bolton, Frank (*1848 - ) - male
father: Bolton, Henderson (*1813 - )
mother: Sparks, Elvira (*1817 - )
Bolton, Henderson (*1813 - ) - male
spouse: Sparks, Elvira (*1817 - )
----------child: Bolton, Frank (*1848 - )
----------child: Bolton, Jefferson (*1848 - )
----------child: Bolton, Monroe (*1848 - )
----------child: Bolton, Washington (*1848 - )
----------child: Bolton, Daniel (*1848 - )
----------child: Bolton, Adeline (*1848 - )
----------child: Bolton, Mollie (*1848 - )
Bolton, Jefferson (*1848 - ) - male
father: Bolton, Henderson (*1813 - )
mother: Sparks, Elvira (*1817 - )
Bolton, Mollie (*1848 - ) - female
father: Bolton, Henderson (*1813 - )
mother: Sparks, Elvira (*1817 - )
Bolton, Monroe (*1848 - ) - male
father: Bolton, Henderson (*1813 - )
mother: Sparks, Elvira (*1817 - )
Bolton, Washington (*1848 - ) - male
father: Bolton, Henderson (*1813 - )
mother: Sparks, Elvira (*1817 - )
Bone, John L. (*1852 - ~1885) - male
d. ABT 1885

spouse: Horner, Martha Ellen (~1863 - )
- m. 06 JAN 1879

----------child: Bone, Luna Pearl (1882 - 1885)
Bone, Luna Pearl (1882 - 1885) - female
b. 02 SEP 1882
d. 12 SEP 1885

father: Bone, John L. (*1852 - ~1885)
mother: Horner, Martha Ellen (~1863 - )
Bonney, Zelpha Ellen (1905 - 1994) - female
b. 02 OCT 1905
d. 1994

spouse: Sparks, Romie Owen (1902 - )
- m. 24 JAN 1924

----------child: Sparks, Robert Owen (private)
----------child: Sparks, James Ernest (1925 - 1932)
----------child: Sparks, Dale C. (private)
----------child: Sparks, Joyce Cledith (private)
----------child: Sparks, Ronald William (private)
Bonyata, Charles (private) - male
spouse: Sparks, Anna Belle (private)
- m. 06 MAY 1978

Booker, Alice E. (1875 - ) - female
b. MAR 1875 in TX

father: Booker, William L. (~1845 - )
mother: Wainscott, Sarah Willingham (*1845 - )
spouse: Sparks, William James Jr. (1866 - )
- m. 03 JAN 1892

----------child: Sparks, Albert (1893 - )
----------child: Sparks, Fannie May (1894 - )
----------child: Sparks, John (1896 - )
Booker, Deidra (private) - female
father: Booker, Frank (private)
mother: Sparks, Martha Bonnie (private)
Booker, Frank (private) - male
spouse: Sparks, Martha Bonnie (private)
- m. in Oklahoma City, OK

----------child: Booker, Kathy (private)
----------child: Booker, Sandra (private)
----------child: Booker, Deidra (private)
Booker, Kathy (private) - female
father: Booker, Frank (private)
mother: Sparks, Martha Bonnie (private)
Booker, Sandra (private) - female
father: Booker, Frank (private)
mother: Sparks, Martha Bonnie (private)
Booker, William L. (~1845 - ) - male
b. ABT 1845 in TX

spouse: Wainscott, Sarah Willingham (*1845 - )
- m. 12 DEC 1864 in Denver, Montague County, TX

----------child: Booker, Alice E. (1875 - )
Boone, Ann (*1753 - ) - female
father: Boone, James (~1720 - 1751)
mother: Page, Mary (1727 - ~1771)
Boone, Charles (*1752 - ) - male
father: Boone, James (~1720 - 1751)
mother: Page, Mary (1727 - ~1771)
.
!NOTES:
See notes for Henrietta Boone Gardiner suggesting that Charles ma yhave married Mary Boarman, daughter of Thomas James Boarman and Jan eEdelen. See further on page 205 (St. Mary's Chronicles for July, 1958, Vol 6, No. 7)"
"Father Boone further states that the brothers John, Walter, and Henry, went to Kentucky...John migrated to Harins Creek, and he signe dthe marriage bond of James Simpson and Mary Boone, May 28, 1807, i nWashington County, Kentucky. He left a will in 1809, with widow Frances ---...."

spouse: Boarman, Mary (*1742 - )
Boone, Daniel (1734 - 1820) - male
b. 22 OCT 1734 in S, Berks County, PA
d. 26 SEP 1820 in St. Charles County, MO

father: Boone, Squire (1696 - 1765)
mother: Morgan, Sarah (1700 - 1777)
spouse: Bryan, Rebecca (1740 - 1813)
- m. 14 AUG 1756 in NC

----------child: Boone, James (1757 - )
----------child: Boone, Israel (1759 - )
----------child: Boone, Susannah (1760 - )
----------child: Boone, Jemima (1762 - 1829)
----------child: Boone, Levina (1766 - )
----------child: Boone, Rebecca (1768 - )
----------child: Boone, Daniel Morgan (1769 - )
----------child: Boone, Jesse Bryan (1773 - )
----------child: Boone, William (1775 - )
----------child: Boone, Nathan (1781 - )
Boone, Daniel Morgan (1769 - ) - male
b. 23 DEC 1769

father: Boone, Daniel (1734 - 1820)
mother: Bryan, Rebecca (1740 - 1813)
Boone, Daughter (*1774 - ) - female
father: Boone, George (1739 - 1820)
mother: Linville, Ann (Nancy) (*1743 - 1814)
Boone, Edward (1740 - ) - male
b. 19 NOV 1740

father: Boone, Squire (1696 - 1765)
mother: Morgan, Sarah (1700 - 1777)
Boone, Edward (~1783 - ) - male
b. ABT 1783

father: Boone, George (1739 - 1820)
mother: Linville, Ann (Nancy) (*1743 - 1814)
Boone, Elender (1766 - 1799) - female
b. 1766
d. 17 JUL 1799

father: Boone, George (1739 - 1820)
mother: Linville, Ann (Nancy) (*1743 - 1814)
Boone, Elizabeth (1732 - ) - female
b. 05 FEB 1732

father: Boone, Squire (1696 - 1765)
mother: Morgan, Sarah (1700 - 1777)
Boone, Elizabeth (~1765 - ) - female
b. ABT 1765

father: Boone, George (1739 - 1820)
mother: Linville, Ann (Nancy) (*1743 - 1814)
Boone, George (1739 - 1820) - male
b. 02 JAN 1739
d. 11 NOV 1820

father: Boone, Squire (1696 - 1765)
mother: Morgan, Sarah (1700 - 1777)
spouse: Linville, Ann (Nancy) (*1743 - 1814)
- m. ABT 1764

----------child: Boone, Elizabeth (~1765 - )
----------child: Boone, Elender (1766 - 1799)
----------child: Boone, William (1768 - )
----------child: Boone, Daughter (*1774 - )
----------child: Boone, George (*1774 - ~1810)
----------child: Boone, Nestor (*1774 - )
----------child: Boone, Mariah (*1774 - )
----------child: Boone, Mary (1776 - )
----------child: Boone, Susanna (1778 - )
----------child: Boone, Squire (*1779 - )
----------child: Boone, Samuel (1782 - )
----------child: Boone, Edward (~1783 - )
Boone, George (*1774 - ~1810) - male
d. ABT 1810

father: Boone, George (1739 - 1820)
mother: Linville, Ann (Nancy) (*1743 - 1814)
Boone, Grace (*1688 - ) - female
father: Boone, John (1645 - <1689)
mother: ???, Grace (1662 - <1726)
spouse: McGill, --- (*1684 - )
Boone, Haden (*1811 - ) - male
father: Boone, Squire (*1779 - )
mother: Grubbs, Mourning (*1786 - )
spouse: Calloway, Emaline Roberta (~1811 - <1856)
- m. ABT 1825

Boone, Hannah (1746 - ) - female
b. AUG 1746

father: Boone, Squire (1696 - 1765)
mother: Morgan, Sarah (1700 - 1777)
Boone, Henrietta (1750 - 1830) - female
b. 1750
d. 1830

father: Boone, James (~1720 - 1751)
mother: Page, Mary (1727 - ~1771)
.
!NOTE:
It is likely that Henrietta Boone is not a descendant of George and
Mary Boone who came to America in 1717 and are the ancestors of Daniel
Boone. In a book entitled THE BOONE FAMILY, A GENEALOGICAL HISTORY OF THE
DESCENDANTS OF GEORGE AND MARY BOONE WHO CAME TO AMERICA IN 1717, b yHazel
Atterbury Speaker, Genealogical Publishing Company, 1993, it states on p.
619 "Boones Mentioned in Various Books and Publications: These persons
have not been identified as members of the George Boone III family, and
therefore have not been placed in the foregoing genealogical record .The
items are given here merely as a possible aid to others who may be search-
ing for Boone names. Those Boones who were in America before 1713, or in
the Southern Colonies before 1750, must have necessarily belonged t osome
other family of Boones." There follows on page 620 the following:
"Henrietta Boone (Maryland):
Henrietta Boone married Clement Gardiner, born 1748, died 1819- 20,
a brother of Jean (Gardiner) Boone. (c) Vol. IV, p. 445." Th e letter
c refers to "COLONIAL FAMILIES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA," George
N. McKenzie.
See this book for a full treatment of the family of George and Mary (Maugridge) Boone, parents of Squire Boone, father of Daniel Boone. There is much information concerning some associated families such a sBryan and Morgan.


!NOTE:
See the CHRONICLES OF ST. MARY'S, Vol 6, June 1958, No. 6, page 20 5where Mrs. Earl J. Huggins, Jr. of Holts Summit, MO. writes about Henrietta's family. Without any substantiation I am including information about her parents and siblings. "In the congressional Library ,there is a compilation done by Rev. Edward Dyer Boone, S.J., on "Genealogy of the Boone Family in Maryland". I have had time to copy only small portions of this work but I base my query upon his findings.
"John Boone d. intestate 1689 - widow, Grace, relict of John Boone ,late of "The Cliffe" in Calvert County, MD.--granted administratio n10 July 1689. A deposition in 1720, Grace was then 58 yrs old, an dwidow of Robert Brooke. Her will was proved 30 October, 1725. He rBoone children were:
(1) John, born 1678 (lived in Prince George County, MD. 1735 whe ndeposition was made.
(2) Grace married a McGill and established that family in Calver tCounty. John married Elizabeth Bevon, daughter of Richard Bevon .John died intestate like his father at an advanced age."
From my brief study of the Bevon family....
"John and Elizabeth had six known children: John, Charles, Mary ,Ann, Martha, Henrietta." (placed as the one who married Clement Gardiner and went to Kentucky. There seems to be quite a long period in there, unless she was a child of very old age. Other opinions please!)

spouse: Gardiner, Clement (1742 - 1817)
----------child: Gardiner, Joseph (1770 - 1810)
----------child: Gardiner, Mary (Polly) (1773 - 1830)
----------child: Gardiner, Eleanor (1774 - 1862)
----------child: Gardiner, Ann Nancy (1776 - 1870)
----------child: Gardiner, Nelly (*1779 - )
----------child: Gardiner, Christina (*1779 - )
----------child: Gardiner, Francis (*1779 - )
----------child: Gardiner, Ignatius (*1779 - )
----------child: Gardiner, Theodore (1782 - 1852)
Boone, Israel (1726 - ) - male
b. 09 MAY 1726

father: Boone, Squire (1696 - 1765)
mother: Morgan, Sarah (1700 - 1777)
Boone, Israel (1759 - ) - male
b. 25 JAN 1759

father: Boone, Daniel (1734 - 1820)
mother: Bryan, Rebecca (1740 - 1813)
Boone, James (~1720 - 1751) - male
b. ABT 1720
d. 1751

father: Boone, John (1678 - 1760)
mother: Beaven, Elizabeth (~1680 - >1742)
.
!NOTES:
Information on James Boone is taken from the Family Tree Maker, Wo rld
Family Tree, Vol II, file number 3282.

spouse: Page, Mary (1727 - ~1771)
- m. BEF 1750

----------child: Boone, John (*1734 - )
----------child: Boone, Henrietta (1750 - 1830)
----------child: Boone, Charles (*1752 - )
----------child: Boone, Mary (*1753 - )
----------child: Boone, Ann (*1753 - )
----------child: Boone, Martha (*1753 - )
Boone, James (1757 - ) - male
b. 03 MAY 1757

father: Boone, Daniel (1734 - 1820)
mother: Bryan, Rebecca (1740 - 1813)
Boone, Jemima (1762 - 1829) - female
b. 04 OCT 1762 in NC
d. 1829 in Montgomery County, MO

father: Boone, Daniel (1734 - 1820)
mother: Bryan, Rebecca (1740 - 1813)
See THE BOONE FAMILY, Spraker, Genealogical Publishing Co, 1922,1993,for the following story about Jemima Boone's capture by the Indians,pp119-121:


"JEMIMA BOONE (Daniel,l; Squire,2; George,3), born 4 Oct., 1762, inNorth Carolina; died 1829 in Montgomery Co. MO.
Married about 1782, Flanders Callaway (b. 9 Dec. 1758, in Va.; d. 19Aug. 1824), son of James Callaway. (a) (See the Sketch of CallawayFamily.)
"Flanders Callaway was reared in either Culpepper or Bedford Co., Va.,and was the eldest of three sons, his younger brothers being James andMicajah. He ran away from home and went with some other young men atan early date to Kentucky, locating at Boonesborough.
"The dramatic capture by Indians of Jemima Boone and the two Callawaygirls, is a matter of history. A number of accounts of this eventhave been left by their contemporaries, all of which are interesting.We are giving here the statement of Jemima's cousin Daniel Bryan, sonof William and Mary (Boone) Bryan. He says.--


"Jemima Callaway was so fond of playing in the water, (till perhaps 14years of age), that her common name was Duck. have had a chat with allthe girls since their captivity, but more especially with my cousin,Mima Callaway. On July 14th, 1776, (it was on Sunday, the girls hadgone down to the river, and for diversion had gotten into the canoe.After some time they discovered that they had gotten nearly out ofsight of the fort.
They now endeavored to turn their canoe and go back to the fort. Thisonly took them farther into the stream, and till they had gottenwithin fifteen yards of the other side when (they discovered) anIndian appeared, came down and swam in and brought their canoe to.They could only scream, for to jump out was to drown, and their criesproduced an alarm at the fort. When the men came down, they could notget over. One at length swam over, and brought back the canoe, whichthe Indian had taken to the other side.
It was so late, it is my impression they didn't pursue on far thatnight, but returned to supply themselves with provisions, and cameback as soon as they could see to follow the trace next morning. TheIndians led the girl immediately up the bank and straight off withoutany delay whatever. The trail was exceedingly obscure. If they troddown a leaf or broke off a limb it was noticed and the Indians turnedit the other way, so as to conceal the appearance. They were alsothreatened for such, when discovered. The pursuit and flight, oneither hand, was only interrupted by night. The girls were takenalong for some distance, and their dresses were shortened and theslips (strips?) bandaged around their legs to enable them to walk withmore speed. The pursuers could not keep the trail and travel fast.They for a time just struck out to the right, as if they would gobefore, and then returning, found a trail they could follow at quickspeed. The third day the Indians passed a rolling ground thatcommanded the trail for some I50 or 200 yards, placed a sentry thereand proceeded down on the other side about 70 yards, intending tosecure the tomahawking of the girls and their own escape should theybe surprised. The sentinel, however, became impatient, being hungry,and it is supposed about the time he thought the venison to be boileddown to have gone down to the fire. Just then the party came in view,and ascending the rising ground, as Boone had ordered, charged on theparty of Indians, a part of them shooting and some reserving theirfire. Boone hallowed to the girls to fall to the ground, but they,heedlessly, rushed
to the whites. The guns were mostly taken. Boone shot one man whodropped his gun. None were fired (of their guns). The Indians werenot Pursued, and the party returned immediately." (b)


"Flanders Callaway, who married Jemima Boone, and Samuel Henderson,who married one of the Callaway girls, were members of the rescueparty which overtook the Indians and brought the girls back home. Theplace where the rescue was effected was near what is now Flat Rock,Ky., on the place now (1921) owned and occupied by Carrol Hamilton, aBoone descendant.
"It was thought by their daughter, Mrs. Frances Lamme, that FlandersCallaway and Jemima Boone were married by Flanders' uncle, Col.Richard Callaway. (c) (See Sketch of the Callaway Family.)
"At the siege of Boonesborough, "Mrs. Jemima Callaway said she ranmany bullets and would take them in her apron too hot to handle, anddistribute them. She also aided in putting out the fired roofs, andsaid that women would dress in men's clothes and parade around to makean increased show of numbers." (d) Flanders Callaway was one of thetreaty commissioners at the siege of Boonsborough, and in running tothe fort had the little finger of his left hand shot off. (d)
"Taking his family Callaway removed to Missouri with Daniel Boone, andsettled in what is now Warren Co. With his sixteen year old son,Flanders, Jr., he joined Daniel in driving the stock over the landroute from Louisville to St. Louis, while the women and children ofthe party went by boat down the Ohio and up the Mississippi Rivers.(e) After settling in Missouri Callaway made a practice of going outevery fall or early winter to hunt and trap, generally taking with hima negro named Mose who was a good trapper, and sometimes also his sonJohn or son James. On these occasions the Indians would sometimes robhim of skins and horses. Perceiving that the Indians had a greatreverence and respect for August Chouteau, a French trapper, Callawayformed the habit of marking his skins with the initials of his ownname, "F. C." When an Indian party would appear and demand the skins,he would promptly display the markings and say "Chouteau," thusconveying the idea that the skins belonged to Chouteau. The Indianswould receive this very soberly and go away without the skins, as theyknew if they took them the marks might betray them to Chouteau, whomthey did not care to rob. After that they took only Callaway'shorses, but some of these were recovered. These hunting tripsoccurred before the War of 1812. Callaway went back several times toKentucky, not only to dispose of his furs and pelts, but also toprocure household supplies. (f & g)
"At an early date, probably before 1808, he and his wife, Jemima(Boone) Callaway, rode all the way on horseback to Kentucky, to visitfriends and relatives. (h)
It was at their home in Charette, Mo., that Daniel Boone made his homefor a while in his old age. After a long illness Flanders Callaway
man who died at his home in Missouri, and was followed in death afew years later
were not by his wife. It is said that Flanders Callaway was a "tall,spare, thin visaged, swarthy man." (h)


CHILDREN:
+356 John Boone Callaway.
+357 James Callaway.
358 Larkin S. Callaway, m. Susan L. Howell, and had 7 ch.
+359 Susanna Callaway, b. I Jan., 1791.
360 Sarah Callaway.
+361 Frances Callaway.
+362 Mabeth Callaway, b. 15 Feb., 1797.
+363 Minerva Callaway.


REFERENCES:-


(a) Draper Mss. 6 S 299.
(b) Draper Mss. 22 C 14, page 11.
(c) Draper Mss. 6 S 304.
(d) Draper Mss. 23 S 189-191.
(e) Draper Mss. 6 S 18-254.
(f) Draper Mss. 23 S l99-201
(g) Draper Mss. 23 S 185-186.
(h) Draper Mss. 22 S 269-274.


*ixtb


died at his home in Missouri, and


by his p swarthy man." (h)
wife. It is said that Fland


visaged CHILDRE;N.-


+356 John Boone Callaway.
+357 James Callaway.


358 Larkin S. Callaway, m.


+359 Susanna Callaway, b. i


360 Sarah Callaway.


+361 Frances Callaway.


+362 Elizabeth Callaway, b.
+363 Minerva Callaway.


Ricr]DRBNCES:-
(a) Draper Mss. 6 S 299,
(b) Draper Mas. 22 C 14, page 11.
(c) Draper Mas. 6 8 304.
(d) Draper Mas. 23 S 189-191.
(e) Draper Mss. 6,9 18-254.
(f) Draper Mae. 23 S 199-201.
(9) Draper Mss. 23 8 185-186.
(h) Draper Mss. 22 8 269-274.


104. LEVINA BOONE (Daniel5; Sq died in Clark Co., Ky., 6 Apr.,1802,
Married about 1785, Joseph Scb' William and Leah (Morgan) Scholl.
it is quite probable that Joseph Valley in Va., as his older brother,P went to Ky. and settled. No doubt Indian fights there, for we knowthat in August, 1782.
"About 1803 or ཀ Joseph Scholl
and one Van Bibber" went to Missouri
had a fine new rifle made for him by
Boone) a famous rifle maker in his da Daniel Morgan Boone (son ofDaniel on a hunt he and his father were plann to return it the nextsummer when h While on this hunting trip an Indian stol and we are nottold whether Joseph regained his gun. We may surmise t statement ofJoseph Scholl, Jr., who tell

spouse: Callaway, Flanders (1758 - 1824)
- m. 1782

----------child: Calloway, John Boone (*1788 - 1823)
Boone, Jesse Bryan (1773 - ) - male
b. 23 MAY 1773

father: Boone, Daniel (1734 - 1820)
mother: Bryan, Rebecca (1740 - 1813)
Boone, John (1645 - <1689) - male
b. 17 DEC 1645
d. BEF 10 JUL 1689
.
!NOTES:
See notes under Henrietta Boone Gardiner taken from the CHRONICLE S OFST. MARY'S.

spouse: ???, Grace (1662 - <1726)
- m. ABT 1678

----------child: Boone, John (1678 - 1760)
----------child: Boone, Grace (*1688 - )
Boone, John (1678 - 1760) - male
b. 1678 in ,Calvert, MD
d. 1760 in ,Prince George's, MD

father: Boone, John (1645 - <1689)
mother: ???, Grace (1662 - <1726)
spouse: Beaven, Elizabeth (~1680 - >1742)
- m. BEF 1720

----------child: Boone, James (~1720 - 1751)
Boone, John (*1734 - ) - male
father: Boone, James (~1720 - 1751)
mother: Page, Mary (1727 - ~1771)
.
!NOTES:
CHRONICLES OF ST. MARY'S, July 1958, Vol 6, No. 7, pg 205: "John ,the eldest of these children m. Pricilla ---, 1724. Their children ,Henry, Edward, John, Thomas, Nicholas, Alexius, Mary, Susannah, Elizabeth, Pricilla."

spouse: ???, Pricilla (*1708 - )
- m. 1724

Boone, John (*1816 - ) - male
father: Boone, Squire (*1779 - )
mother: Grubbs, Mourning (*1786 - )
Boone, Jonathan (1730 - ) - male
b. 06 DEC 1730

father: Boone, Squire (1696 - 1765)
mother: Morgan, Sarah (1700 - 1777)
Boone, Levina (1766 - ) - female
b. 23 MAR 1766

father: Boone, Daniel (1734 - 1820)
mother: Bryan, Rebecca (1740 - 1813)
Boone, Mariah (*1774 - ) - female
father: Boone, George (1739 - 1820)
mother: Linville, Ann (Nancy) (*1743 - 1814)
Boone, Martha (*1753 - ) - female
father: Boone, James (~1720 - 1751)
mother: Page, Mary (1727 - ~1771)
Boone, Mary (1736 - ) - female
b. 03 NOV 1736

father: Boone, Squire (1696 - 1765)
mother: Morgan, Sarah (1700 - 1777)
Boone, Mary (*1753 - ) - female
father: Boone, James (~1720 - 1751)
mother: Page, Mary (1727 - ~1771)
Boone, Mary (1776 - ) - female
b. 02 APR 1776

father: Boone, George (1739 - 1820)
mother: Linville, Ann (Nancy) (*1743 - 1814)
Boone, Miles (*1816 - ) - male
father: Boone, Squire (*1779 - )
mother: Grubbs, Mourning (*1786 - )
Boone, Nathan (1781 - ) - male
b. 02 MAR 1781

father: Boone, Daniel (1734 - 1820)
mother: Bryan, Rebecca (1740 - 1813)
Boone, Nestor (*1774 - ) - female
father: Boone, George (1739 - 1820)
mother: Linville, Ann (Nancy) (*1743 - 1814)
Boone, Rebecca (1768 - ) - female
b. 26 MAY 1768

father: Boone, Daniel (1734 - 1820)
mother: Bryan, Rebecca (1740 - 1813)
Boone, Samuel (1727 - ) - male
b. 20 MAY 1727

father: Boone, Squire (1696 - 1765)
mother: Morgan, Sarah (1700 - 1777)
Boone, Samuel (1782 - ) - male
b. 15 JAN 1782

father: Boone, George (1739 - 1820)
mother: Linville, Ann (Nancy) (*1743 - 1814)
Boone, Samuel (*1816 - ) - male
father: Boone, Squire (*1779 - )
mother: Grubbs, Mourning (*1786 - )
Boone, Sarah Cassandra (1724 - 1815) - female
b. 07 JUN 1724
d. 1815 in Madison County, KY

father: Boone, Squire (1696 - 1765)
mother: Morgan, Sarah (1700 - 1777)
spouse: Wilcoxson, John (*1719 - 1782)
- m. 1742

----------child: Wilcoxson, Elizabeth (*1755 - )
----------child: Wilcoxson, Rachael (*1755 - )
----------child: Wilcoxson, Daniel (*1755 - )
----------child: Wilcockson, William (*1755 - 1828)
Boone, Squire (1696 - 1765) - male
b. 25 NOV 1696 in Devonshire, England
d. 02 JAN 1765 in Rowan County, NC

spouse: Morgan, Sarah (1700 - 1777)
- m. 23 SEP 1720 in Berks County, PA

----------child: Boone, Sarah Cassandra (1724 - 1815)
----------child: Boone, Israel (1726 - )
----------child: Boone, Samuel (1727 - )
----------child: Boone, Jonathan (1730 - )
----------child: Boone, Elizabeth (1732 - )
----------child: Boone, Daniel (1734 - 1820)
----------child: Boone, Mary (1736 - )
----------child: Boone, George (1739 - 1820)
----------child: Boone, Edward (1740 - )
----------child: Boone, Squire (1744 - )
----------child: Boone, Hannah (1746 - )
Boone, Squire (1744 - ) - male
b. 05 OCT 1744

father: Boone, Squire (1696 - 1765)
mother: Morgan, Sarah (1700 - 1777)
Boone, Squire (*1779 - ) - male
father: Boone, George (1739 - 1820)
mother: Linville, Ann (Nancy) (*1743 - 1814)
spouse: Grubbs, Mourning (*1786 - )
- m. 18 MAY 1808 in Madison County, KY

----------child: Boone, Haden (*1811 - )
----------child: Boone, Samuel (*1816 - )
----------child: Boone, Miles (*1816 - )
----------child: Boone, Thomas (*1816 - )
----------child: Boone, John (*1816 - )
Boone, Susanna (1778 - ) - female
b. 22 APR 1778

father: Boone, George (1739 - 1820)
mother: Linville, Ann (Nancy) (*1743 - 1814)
Boone, Susannah (1760 - ) - female
b. 02 NOV 1760

father: Boone, Daniel (1734 - 1820)
mother: Bryan, Rebecca (1740 - 1813)
Boone, Thomas (*1816 - ) - male
father: Boone, Squire (*1779 - )
mother: Grubbs, Mourning (*1786 - )
Boone, William (1768 - ) - male
b. 22 FEB 1768

father: Boone, George (1739 - 1820)
mother: Linville, Ann (Nancy) (*1743 - 1814)
Boone, William (1775 - ) - male
b. 20 JUN 1775

father: Boone, Daniel (1734 - 1820)
mother: Bryan, Rebecca (1740 - 1813)
Booth, Charles Fox (*1821 - ) - male
spouse: Fitzgerald, Emma Marcella (*1825 - )
----------child: Booth, Emily (*1856 - )
Booth, Darci Diane (private) - female
father: Booth, Laverne Harold (private)
mother: Sparks, Joyce Cledith (private)
spouse: Kline, Wesley Jones (private)
- m. 10 JUL 1976 in Des Moines, IA

spouse: Hartman, Michael (private)
- m. 26 OCT 1985 in Des Moines, IA

Booth, Debra Dawn (private) - female
father: Booth, Laverne Harold (private)
mother: Sparks, Joyce Cledith (private)
spouse: Shaw, William James (private)
- m. 30 OCT 1978 in Elkhart, IA

spouse: Freeman, Kelly (private)
- m. 1992

spouse: Harris, Robert Allen (private)
- m. 26 JUN 1999 in Story City , IA

Booth, Ellen (private) - female
father: Booth, Matt (*1901 - )
mother: Sparks, Lucy (<1905 - )
spouse: Rehcard, Ernest (private)
----------child: Rehcard, John (private)
Booth, Emily (*1856 - ) - female
father: Booth, Charles Fox (*1821 - )
mother: Fitzgerald, Emma Marcella (*1825 - )
spouse: Bull, Samuel M. (1853 - 1937)
- m. 09 FEB 1876 in ,Lampasas, TX

Booth, Laverne Harold (private) - male
spouse: Sparks, Joyce Cledith (private)
- m. 11 FEB 1956 in Harrison, AR

----------child: Booth, Darci Diane (private)
----------child: Booth, Debra Dawn (private)
Booth, Louise (private) - female
spouse: Davis, Wilburn J. (1921 - 1961)
- m. 1949

Booth, Mamie (private) - female
father: Booth, Matt (*1901 - )
mother: Sparks, Lucy (<1905 - )
spouse: Love, ??? (private)
Booth, Matt (*1901 - ) - male
spouse: Sparks, Lucy (<1905 - )
----------child: Booth, Ellen (private)
----------child: Booth, Onnie (private)
----------child: Booth, Mamie (private)
Booth, Monroe (*1885 - ) - male
spouse: Sparks, Polly Amanda (1890 - 1973)
- m. 1909

Booth, Onnie (private) - female
father: Booth, Matt (*1901 - )
mother: Sparks, Lucy (<1905 - )
spouse: Kiefer, ??? (private)
Boppart, Mary Siobhain (private) - female
spouse: Appleby, Jon L. (private)
- m. 27 JUN 1981

----------child: Appleby, Christopher Ryan (private)
----------child: Appleby, Marcus Daniel (private)
----------child: Appleby, Benjamin Joseph (private)
Borders, Fanny (*1829 - ) - female
spouse: Murray, Rhoderic (*1825 - )
----------child: Murray, Elizabeth (1860 - 1925)
Borders, Mary (*1793 - ) - female
spouse: Daniel, Isham (*1789 - )
----------child: Daniel, Isom (1823 - 1898)
----------child: Daniel, David (~1825 - )
Borland, Keith Owen (private) - male
spouse: Bluhm, Carilyn Ellen (private)
- m. 13 JUN 1987

----------child: Borland, Lucas Ryan (private)
----------child: Borland, Samuel Keith (private)
Borland, Lucas Ryan (private) - male
father: Borland, Keith Owen (private)
mother: Bluhm, Carilyn Ellen (private)
Borland, Samuel Keith (private) - male
father: Borland, Keith Owen (private)
mother: Bluhm, Carilyn Ellen (private)
Bosselman, Renee (private) - female
spouse: Martin, Peter Jr. (private)
- m. 11 AUG 1990

----------child: Martin, Maximilian Peter (private)
Bostwick, Mary (*1732 - >1803) - female
d. AFT 1803

spouse: Sparks, George (~1733 - <1806)
----------child: Sparks, George Jr. (r1755 - 1802)
----------child: Sparks, Salathiel (1756 - 1823)
----------child: Sparks, Mary (*1765 - )
----------child: Sparks, James (*1765 - )
----------child: Sparks, William Bostwick (~1765 - )
----------child: Sparks, Solomon (1767 - 1838)
Boswell, Jacob Newland (*1823 - ) - male
spouse: Hall, Mary Fanny (*1827 - )
----------child: Boswell, Mary Martha (1858 - 1934)
Boswell, Jean (private) - female
spouse: Howell, Dennis Ray (private)
- m. 1966

Boswell, Joy Elizabeth (1904 - 1967) - female
b. 1904
d. 1967

spouse: Ayres, John C. (1885 - 1966)
----------child: Ayres, Shirley Joy (private)
Boswell, Mary Martha (1858 - 1934) - female
b. 06 APR 1858 in Taylorsville District, Spencer County, KY
d. 08 DEC 1934 in Lakeland, Jefferson County, KY

father: Boswell, Jacob Newland (*1823 - )
mother: Hall, Mary Fanny (*1827 - )
spouse: Stone, George R. Jr. (~1842 - )
Boteler, Richard (*1526 - ) - male
spouse: Mynne, Anna (*1530 - <1619)
Bottomfield, Rebecca J. (*1836 - ) - female
spouse: Hollar, Phillip Valentine (1822 - 1888)
- m. 31 DEC 1861

Boulwar, John (*1778 - ) - male
spouse: Sparks, Elizabeth Betsey (*1784 - <1865)
- m. 1801 in Rowan County, NC

Bounk, Frank (*1896 - ) - male
spouse: Clark, Lula (1900 - )
Bouns, William (*1906 - ) - male
spouse: Wille, Audrey Emma (1908 - )
- m. 02 JAN 1932

Bourn, James Lee (*1919 - ) - male
spouse: Hicks, Dorothy Ernestine (1923 - 1973)
- m. ABT 1943

----------child: Bourn, James Lee Jr. (private)
----------child: Bourn, Wilma (private)
Bourn, James Lee Jr. (private) - male
father: Bourn, James Lee (*1919 - )
mother: Hicks, Dorothy Ernestine (1923 - 1973)
Bourn, Wilma (private) - female
father: Bourn, James Lee (*1919 - )
mother: Hicks, Dorothy Ernestine (1923 - 1973)
Bowden, Carl (*1919 - ) - male
father: Bowden, Claude Augustus (1881 - )
mother: Sparks, Ethel (1891 - )
Bowden, Claude Augustus (1881 - ) - male
b. 16 JUN 1881 in GA

spouse: Sparks, Ethel (1891 - )
----------child: Bowden, Homer (*1919 - )
----------child: Bowden, Orville (*1919 - )
----------child: Bowden, Morgan (*1919 - )
----------child: Bowden, Ethel (*1919 - )
----------child: Bowden, Carl (*1919 - )
----------child: Bowden, Claude Augustus Jr. (*1919 - )
----------child: Bowden, Lawrence (*1919 - )
----------child: Bowden, James E. (*1919 - )
Bowden, Claude Augustus Jr. (*1919 - ) - male
father: Bowden, Claude Augustus (1881 - )
mother: Sparks, Ethel (1891 - )
Bowden, Ethel (*1919 - ) - female
father: Bowden, Claude Augustus (1881 - )
mother: Sparks, Ethel (1891 - )
Bowden, Homer (*1919 - ) - male
father: Bowden, Claude Augustus (1881 - )
mother: Sparks, Ethel (1891 - )
Bowden, James E. (*1919 - ) - male
father: Bowden, Claude Augustus (1881 - )
mother: Sparks, Ethel (1891 - )
Bowden, Lawrence (*1919 - ) - male
father: Bowden, Claude Augustus (1881 - )
mother: Sparks, Ethel (1891 - )
Bowden, Morgan (*1919 - ) - male
father: Bowden, Claude Augustus (1881 - )
mother: Sparks, Ethel (1891 - )
Bowden, Orville (*1919 - ) - male
father: Bowden, Claude Augustus (1881 - )
mother: Sparks, Ethel (1891 - )
Bowen, Celia (1792 - 1857) - female
b. 1792
d. 23 APR 1857 in Hannibal, MO

father: Bowen, William (*1757 - )
mother: Henley, Mary (*1761 - )
spouse: Stone, Barton Warren (1772 - 1844)
- m. 30 OCT 1811

----------child: Stone, William Bowen (*1817 - )
----------child: Stone, John Henley (*1817 - )
----------child: Stone, Mary Russell (*1817 - )
----------child: Stone, Barton Warren (*1817 - )
----------child: Stone, Catherine L. (*1817 - )
----------child: Stone, Samuel Matthew (*1817 - )
Bowen, Frank (*1869 - ) - male
spouse: Auxier, Nancy (~1873 - )
Bowen, Lucy (*1846 - ) - female
spouse: Sparks, Alvin Branch (~1842 - 1910)
Bowen, Roy (*1855 - ) - male
spouse: Davis, Leona (*1859 - )
----------child: Bowen, Roy (*1890 - )
Bowen, Roy (*1890 - ) - male
father: Bowen, Roy (*1855 - )
mother: Davis, Leona (*1859 - )
Bowen, S. A. (*1806 - ) - male
spouse: Stone, Amanda Warren (*1810 - )
Bowen, William (*1757 - ) - male
spouse: Henley, Mary (*1761 - )
----------child: Bowen, Celia (1792 - 1857)
Bower, Charles (*1858 - ) - male
spouse: Riggs, Rachel (1858 - 1916)
- m. 03 DEC 1885 in Denton County, TX

Bowers, Dorothy (*1917 - ) - female
spouse: Sparks, Charles "Red" Marshall (1913 - )
----------child: Sparks, Charlotte Frances (private)
Bowers, Wilborn McKinley (*1898 - ) - male
spouse: Sparks, Stellia Jane (1902 - 1989)
Bowlen, Sarah (1815 - 1887) - female
b. 1815 in GA
d. 1887 in Lawrence, AR

spouse: Sparks, John (~1811 - 1847)
- m. ABT 1843

----------child: Sparks, John T. (1843 - )
----------child: Sparks, Robert (*1846 - <1866)
----------child: Sparks, Joseph (*1846 - )
----------child: Sparks, James L. (~1847 - )
----------child: Sparks, Isaac Newton (1848 - 1920)
Bowling, Ann (*1769 - ) - female
spouse: Hagan, John Barton (1765 - )
Bowling, Beverly Anne (private) - female
spouse: Shelton, Benjamin Morris (private)
- m. 10 DEC 1988 in Guilford County, High Point, N.C.

----------child: Shelton, Mallory Britt (private)
Bowling, Catherine (1926 - 2002) - female
b. 24 MAY 1926 in New Hope, Nelson County, KY
d. 09 NOV 2002 in St. Louis, MO

father: Bowling, John Clarence (1891 - 1953)
mother: Sparks, Agnes Gertrude (1891 - 1928)
Caatherine used the name Kathleen throughout her life.
spouse: Hegger, Harry B. Sr. (*1918 - 2000)
- m. JAN 1945

----------child: Hegger, Harry B. Jr. (private)
----------child: Hegger, Rory (private)
----------child: Hegger, Debra (private)
Bowling, Goldie Lee (*1882 - ) - female
spouse: Sparks, William Flanery (1879 - 1970)
- m. AFT 1900

Bowling, Helen (1919 - 1984) - female
b. 1919 in New Hope, Nelson County, KY
d. 1984 in NY

father: Bowling, John Clarence (1891 - 1953)
mother: Sparks, Agnes Gertrude (1891 - 1928)
spouse: Brown, ??? (*1915 - )
Bowling, James (*1667 - 1693) - male
d. 1693 in St. Mary's, MD

spouse: Brooke, Mary (*1671 - )
Bowling, John A. (1848 - 1927) - male
b. 13 JAN 1848 in New Haven, KY
d. 25 JUN 1927 in Nelson County, KY

spouse: Burch, Alice (1854 - 1928)
- m. 1878

----------child: Bowling, John Clarence (1891 - 1953)
Bowling, John C. (1917 - 1994) - male
b. 1917 in New Hope, Nelson County, KY
d. 1994 in CA

father: Bowling, John Clarence (1891 - 1953)
mother: Sparks, Agnes Gertrude (1891 - 1928)
Information from Harry Hegger, Jr. :


"John and (his brother) Thomas both served in the US Army during WWII. When I was stationed at Camp Pendleton, California (twice in the late60's while serving in the U.S. Marines), I frequently visited my UncleJohn (Bowling) who was living in San Diego. We became very close andwhen I left for Vietnam it was an emotional parting. He was a greatguy."


Bowling, John Clarence (1891 - 1953) - male
b. 11 JUL 1891 in New Hope, Nelson County, KY
d. 05 JUL 1953

father: Bowling, John A. (1848 - 1927)
mother: Burch, Alice (1854 - 1928)
spouse: Sparks, Agnes Gertrude (1891 - 1928)
- m. 14 JUN 1914 in KY

----------child: Bowling, Martha (1915 - 2005)
----------child: Bowling, John C. (1917 - 1994)
----------child: Bowling, Helen (1919 - 1984)
----------child: Bowling, Lura (1921 - 1944)
----------child: Bowling, Thomas (1922 - 2006)
----------child: Bowling, Mary (1924 - 1995)
----------child: Bowling, Mable Patricia (1925 - 1925)
----------child: Bowling, Catherine (1926 - 2002)
Bowling, Lura (1921 - 1944) - female
b. 1921 in New Hope, Nelson County, KY
d. 1944 in St. Louis, MO

father: Bowling, John Clarence (1891 - 1953)
mother: Sparks, Agnes Gertrude (1891 - 1928)
Bowling, Mable Patricia (1925 - 1925) - female
b. 1925 in New Hope, Nelson County, KY
d. 1925 in New Hope, Nelson County, KY

father: Bowling, John Clarence (1891 - 1953)
mother: Sparks, Agnes Gertrude (1891 - 1928)
Bowling, Martha (1915 - 2005) - female
b. 1915 in New Hope, Nelson County, KY
d. 2005 in St. Louis, MO

father: Bowling, John Clarence (1891 - 1953)
mother: Sparks, Agnes Gertrude (1891 - 1928)
spouse: Carey, ??? (*1911 - )
Bowling, Mary (1924 - 1995) - female
b. 1924 in New Hope, Nelson County, KY
d. 1995 in St. Louis, MO

father: Bowling, John Clarence (1891 - 1953)
mother: Sparks, Agnes Gertrude (1891 - 1928)
spouse: Schneider, ??? (*1920 - )
Bowling, Millard (*1872 - ) - male
spouse: Lawson, Amanda L. (1876 - )
Bowling, Millicent (*1662 - ) - female
spouse: Higdon, John (*1658 - )
----------child: Higdon, John (1684 - 1776)
----------child: Higdon, Thomas (*1685 - )
----------child: Higdon, Charles (1693 - )
----------child: Higdon, Ignatius (1695 - )
----------child: Higdon, Mary (1697 - )
----------child: Higdon, Benjamin (1698 - )
Bowling, Robert (private) - female
spouse: Mauk, Troy (*1920 - )
Bowling, Shad (*1869 - ) - male
spouse: Green, Perlina (*1873 - )
Bowling, Thomas (1922 - 2006) - male
b. 1922 in New Hope, Nelson County, KY
d. 2006 in St. Luis, MO

father: Bowling, John Clarence (1891 - 1953)
mother: Sparks, Agnes Gertrude (1891 - 1928)
Bowls, Arthur (*1865 - ) - male
spouse: Sparks, Minnie R. (~1869 - 1939)
Bowls, John (*1754 - ) - male
spouse: Payne, Elizabeth (1758 - )
Bowman, Ada (*1868 - ) - female
father: Bowman, James A. (*1837 - )
mother: Simmons, Frances Eliza (~1835 - <1880)
Bowman, Aldie (*1868 - )
father: Bowman, James A. (*1837 - )
mother: Simmons, Frances Eliza (~1835 - <1880)
Bowman, Ann (*1702 - ) - female
spouse: Weaver, Jacob (*1698 - )
----------child: Weaver, George (~1733 - 1782)
----------child: Weaver, John (*1733 - )
----------child: Weaver, Henry (*1733 - )
Bowman, Edwin (*1868 - ) - male
father: Bowman, James A. (*1837 - )
mother: Simmons, Frances Eliza (~1835 - <1880)
Bowman, Henry "Harry" (*1852 - ) - male
spouse: Denson, Frances E. (1853 - 1936)
- m. 20 FEB 1880 in ,Lampasas, TX

Bowman, James A. (*1837 - ) - male
spouse: Simmons, Frances Eliza (~1835 - <1880)
- m. 22 DEC 1863 in Collin County, TX

----------child: Bowman, Ada (*1868 - )
----------child: Bowman, Edwin (*1868 - )
----------child: Bowman, Aldie (*1868 - )
Bowman, Ruby Avis (1904 - ) - female
b. 16 JAN 1904 in South Point, OH

father: Bowman, William C. (*1869 - )
mother: McKee, Ida (*1873 - )
spouse: Sparks, Major Wilson Farris (1898 - 1932)
----------child: Sparks, James (private)
----------child: Sparks, George (private)
----------child: Sparks, Fred (private)
----------child: Sparks, Louise (private)
----------child: Sparks, Jane (private)
----------child: Sparks, Major Wilson (private)
Bowman, William C. (*1869 - ) - male
spouse: McKee, Ida (*1873 - )
----------child: Bowman, Ruby Avis (1904 - )
Bowyer, Lydia (*1893 - ) - female
spouse: Sparks, Edgar Dart (1889 - 1970)
----------child: Sparks, Marjorie J. (private)
----------child: Sparks, Charles A. (private)
Box, Jessie Dora (1888 - 1919) - female
b. 12 APR 1888
d. 17 JAN 1919 in Nacogdoches County, TX

spouse: Sparks, Thomas B. (1877 - 1919)
----------child: Sparks, Thomas Layton (1908 - 1971)
----------child: Sparks, E. A. (1912 - 1934)
----------child: Sparks, Barham (1917 - 1940)
Boxwell, Susie C. (*1896 - ) - female
spouse: Ramsey, Russell R. (1891 - )
- m. 04 NOV 1916

----------child: Ramsey, Herbert M. (private)
----------child: Ramsey, Wilbur C. (private)
----------child: Ramsey, Wilburta M. (private)
----------child: Ramsey, Martha A. (private)
----------child: Ramsey, Richard S. (private)
----------child: Ramsey, Bonnie M. (private)
----------child: Ramsey, Mary A. (private)
----------child: Ramsey, Helen L. (private)
----------child: Ramsey, Orpha M. (private)
----------child: Ramsey, Joseph W. (private)
----------child: Ramsey, Catherine J. (private)
----------child: Ramsey, Samuel C. (private)
Boyce, Betty (*1899 - ) - female
spouse: McClain, Harvey Lee (1895 - 1944)
Boyd, Jane (*1839 - ) - female
spouse: Nash, William George (~1835 - )
Boyd, Nannie (*1883 - ) - female
spouse: Cotham, Benjamin Boyd (1881 - 1951)
----------child: Cotham, Perry C. (1912 - )
Boyd, Nellie (*1892 - ) - female
spouse: Sparks, William Everett (1888 - 1958)
- m. 25 OCT 1911

Boyer, Alexander Sander (*1618 - >1661) - male
d. AFT 18 FEB 1661

See The Swedish American Genealogist (1998) ISSN 0275-9314, New SwedenSettlers, 1638-1664, Part 6 (1654, continued), p. 140:
"Alexander Boyer, also called Sander Boyer, served as the Dutchquartermaster at fort Nassau from 1646 until transferred to FortCasimir in 1651. (citing Gehring, 1:3, 6, 12-16, 19-20, 272, 361-362) In May 1654, Rising reported that Sander Boyer was considered a"malicious and hateful man," but, since he had a Swedish wife, he wasallowed to stay at Fort Trinity. (citing Rising's Journal, 161, 167.)Sander Boyer made purchases from the company store from 6 July 1654 to10 November 1654 and sold his tobacco crop to the store on 18 May1655. (citing Jungh, 81; Von Elswick, 134.) He then returned toManhattan where his two sons, Samuel and Peter, were baptized 1December 1655. (citing Baptisms, New York Dutch Church, 40). By theend of that month he had returned to Fort Casimir, where he remained.Stuyvesant granted him a lot near the fort in 1656 and he was stillliving 18 February 1661, when he sought restitution of land sold toJacob Alrichs, deceased, which had not been paid for. (Citing severalreferences in Gehring and in the NYHM: Register of Solomon Lachaire,11, 26-27) B
"Boyer was survived by one known son, Jan (John) Boyer, and one knowndaughter, Joseyn. (Citing NCR, 1:247, 398, 480, 2:71.)

spouse:
----------child: Boyer, Josine (*1649 - <1696)
----------child: Boyer, John Jan (*1653 - )
----------child: Boyer, Samuel (<1655 - )
----------child: Boyer, Peter (<1655 - )
Boyer, Alexander Tyler (private) - male
father: Boyer, Joshua Scott (private)
mother: O'Neil, Jamie (private)
Boyer, Frank Jessie (private) - male
spouse: Smith, Diana Carol (private)
----------child: Boyer, Joshua Scott (private)
----------child: Boyer, Natasha Diane (private)
Boyer, John Jan (*1653 - ) - male
father: Boyer, Alexander Sander (*1618 - >1661)

See the 1671 Census of the Delaware, Peter Stebbins Craig, J.D.,published by the Genealogical Society of Pennsylvania:
p. 41:
The Soldiers' Tract


West of Christina, on the north side of Christina Creek, extendingwestward to Anders the Finn's Creek was a tract of land patented 1October 1669 to four English soldiers, Robert Scott, John Marshall,John Cousins and Jan Boyer. (Citing New York Patents, 3:152) By 1671nothing had been done to develop the property. All four owners werebachelors, living at the fort in New Castle or nearby. Jan Boyer wasthe son of Alexander (Sander) Boyer, one of the original residents ofFort Casimir (New Castle), and his Swedish wife. (Citing Rising'sJournal, 161,167.) Jan Boyer later acquired a lot on the Strand in NewCastle, which was sold by his three daughters, Elizabeth, Catharinaand Helena and their husbands on 20 June 1708 (Citing New CastleCounty Deeds, G-1:265) John Marshall soon married Jan Boyer's sister,Josyn, but had died by 1675 when Josyn, the widow of John Marshall,and the other three men sold the tract to Justa Andersson (see #83)(Citing NCR< 1:398. Josyn was later identified as Jan Boyer's sisterwhen married to William Semple, the third of her four husbands. NCR1:247)"


Boyer, Joshua Scott (private) - male
father: Boyer, Frank Jessie (private)
mother: Smith, Diana Carol (private)
spouse: O'Neil, Jamie (private)
----------child: Boyer, Alexander Tyler (private)
----------child: Boyer, Kaleb Scott (private)
Boyer, Josine (*1649 - <1696) - female
d. BEF MAR 1696

father: Boyer, Alexander Sander (*1618 - >1661)
Here is the continuation of an article in THE SPARKS QUARTERLY,December 2000, Whole No. 192, continuing here at the bottom of p.5450:


Governor Andross, whose principal duty was to govern the colony of NewYork, then also governed the three Delaware counties, which meant thathis Delaware subjects rarely had personal contact with him. In July1679, four of the New Castle magistrates, including William Sample,agreed to be available on occasion to travel to New York to representNew Castle County before the Governor. It is interesting to note thatwhen the New Castle Court met on July 6, 1681, it adjourned withoutacting because Justice Otto was ill and "Justice Will: Sempill isabsent at New York." Sample served as a member of the New Castle Courtfor the remainder of his life.


References From the New Castle Court Records
Pertaining to Josine Sample


In attempting to gather information regarding Josine Sample in orderto tell something of her life, we are
fortunate that she was mentioned a number of times in the extant Courtrecords of New Castle. It is also helpful that she was the only personwith the forename Josine in these records. Her name is also spelledJosyn, Joslyn, and, on one ocasion, Usyn.


This writer is quite certain that her maiden name was Boyer. She wasmarried, first, to a man named John Marshall by whom she had a numberof children; he had died prior to 1675. Josine was married, second, toWilliam Sample; they were the parents of one child, Margaret Sample.With William Sample's death in 1681, Josine again became a widow.Sometime prior to 1686 she was married, third, to William Hamilton.She died prior to March 1696. The Court records revealing her marriageand other events in her life are discussed below.


Josine was doubtless of Dutch origin; she was probably born prior to1650. Our most important clue that her maiden name was Boyer (orBoeyar or Boeyer) is contained in a curious entry in the minutes ofthe New Castle Court of Novem ber 5, 1678:


Josyn Boeyer, the wyfe of Mr William Semple, for hur unhandsome & illbehavior being heretofore
bound over to the Court, The Court, (in hopes of hur better behavior)did Continue the prsentment till
next Court day.


William Sample, who had been appointed a magistrate in this Court onlyfive months earlier, must have found himself in an awkward situationwith this Court's notice of his wife's "unhandsome & ill behavior." Wewill return to this incident later in this article. Our interest atthis point, however, is that in this record his wife is identified by,we believe, her maiden name, "Josyn Boeyer." This is given furthercredence by a Court record dated March 15, 1679/80. As seen in this,in 1675 a man named Justa Andries (also written as Andersen) hadpurchased a tract of land lying on Christina Creeke in New CastleCounty, the record of which could not be found because of the neglectof the town's clerk at that time, a man named William Tom. (There arefrequent statements in these Court records complaining about Tom'sneglect of his duties.) In order to prove that he had purchased thetract (400 acres) of land, Andries prevailed upon the justices of theCourt to obtain confirmation from those who had sold him the 400acres, they being Robert Scot, Josyn Marshall, widow of John Marshall,John Cosins, and John Boeyer. Apparently this tract had been inheritedby these four individuals. Of these four, John Boeyer and JosynMarshall attested in person to the 1775 sale. It is the belief of thiswriter that John Boeyer and Josyn Marshall
were brother and sister, and that Robert Scot and John Cosins werehusbands of Josine's sisters. Four of the magistrates, includingWilliam Sample (Will: Sempill), signed this document.


We underwritten, the Justices of This Towne of New Castle Doe herebyCertifie That upon tfle
Request of Justa Andries we have made Examinacon and doe fiend thatthere was heretofore in the
year 1675 sould and made over by Rob: Scot, Josyn the widow of JohnMarshall deceased, John
Cosins, and John Boeyer unto him the said Justa Andries a seartainePattent for fouer hundred acres of land Lying and being inCristina Creeke aforesaid betweene the Land of Jan Staalcop & the mill Creeke as by the said Pattent baring date the first of october1669 may more att Large appeare by the neglect of the formerClercq Mr William Tom (as is supposed) nothing Can bee found uponRecord thereof however Living wittnesses To witt John Boeyer andJosyn marshall and others do attest that there was such aTransport Past In the Court of new Castle In witness Whereof wee haveherunto sett or hands at New-Castle this 15 day of March 1679/80.


(was signed)
John Moll
Pieter Alrichs
J: d'Haes
Will: Sempill


The charge by the New Castle Court against Josine Sample for her"unhandsome & ill behavior" noted earlier, appears to be explained ina Court record of November 3, 1680. This reads:


Josyn the wyfe of William Sempill in open Court did Terme & callRynier vander Coelen a man wth twoo fathers, a murtherer, a Roug and adogh. Mr Will: Sempill desiers that the Case may be referred till nextCourt to the end he may bee the better provyded, wch the Cort Grantand doe order that the plt & deft [i.e., Rynier Vander Coelen andJosine Sample] bee both & each of them bound in a bond of £40 fortheir good behavior till then, hee wch first breakes the peace andafronts the other shall bee Imediately Imprizoned & pay the sd 40pounds.


The next meeting of the Court was on December 9, 1680, but there wasno mention in its proceedings of Josine' s "unhandsome & illbehavior." It was during Court session, however, that:


Jan Boeyer was this day sworne Constable of this Towne of New Castlein the roome of Jan Biscus
[John Bisk] for one year or till another bee sworne in his Roome.


Jan Boeyer [John Boyer] was, we feel certain, a brother of JosineSample. When the Court met on May 3, 1681, John Boeyar (as his namewas spelled on this occasion) brought "an action of Slaunder" againstHendrik Vanden Burgh, in which Josine was mentioned.


Susanna the wyfe of Geo: Moore sworee in Cort sayeth that, sheewashing att the house of Jan
Hermsen did heare Hendrik Vanden Burgh say that the wastecoate wchJohn Boeyar had was Lyke
to the wastecoate hee had Lost, and the deponant replyed that shee hadseen such a wastecoate
wch Aeltie [wife of John Boyer] brought from William Sempills wyfe &therefore did not thinke itt to
bee the same & further sayeth nott: Peter Claesen sworne Sayeth thathe heard Hendrik vanden
Burgh say that hee supposed the Blancquet which Brantie [?] had boughtof John Boeyar was his &
att an other tyme hee heard Hendrik vanden Burg's wyfe say that ittwas a sad thing that a man must
see hur owne things Every day worne & wth that the deponant saweAeflie Boeyars pas by but
whether shee was meant the deponant nowes nott: Edmund CantwellSwore sayeth that being in
the office of Mr Herman, Hendrik Vanden Burg Came in there and thedeponant asked what was the
matter wth him he replyed that John Boeyar had in the Street threatnedto stryke him, wth the
Constables stike and that John Boeyar had bad him to goe to mistrsDarby; an ugly theefe as hee is
sayed the sd hendrik whereupon the deponant sayed you must not saysoe. Yes replyed the sd
hendrik. I: can proove itt and further sayeth nott.


The cort thought itt fitt to referre this action untill next Court day& the deft hendrik vanden Burgh then
to appeare, or Else Judgemt to pass wth out delay.


The case of John Boyar against Hendrick Vanden Burg, labeled in theCourt proceedings of July 6, 1681, "In an action of Slaunder," wasdecided as follows:


The deft being 3 tymes called did not appeare nor none for him. Thisaction haveing Long Continued
in Cort Contrary to the order of the Laest Cort, The Court doetherefore order him to pay the sume of
50 gilders as a fyne for the Slaunder sence hee did not proove[disprove] it; and that the deft pay the
Costs of suit.


Recallng that it had been Rynier Vander Coelen who had complainedabout Josine Sample insulting him in Court, and that it had beenHendrik Vanden Burg who was fined for his slander against John Boyer,the
following entry in the minutes of New Castle Court for December 6,1681, is interesting:


Justice Alrichs, Justice Will: Sempill & Justice Dehaes are ofopinion, that drink shall be sould by the
halfe aneker but not by the small measure & the halfe anckers Carriedout of the Towne as before.


It is this Corts opinion & order that all those as have sould drinketo the Indians Contrary to a former
order of this Cort bearing date the 2d day of August 1680, and theTolleration of the Governor shall
be fyned according thereto.


The Constable John Boeyar prsents Hendrik Vanden Burgh and ReynierVander Coelen for selling
of drink to the Indians by the small measure [i.e., by the glass].


John Boyar sworne in Court Sayeth that hee has seen Hendrik VandenBurgh take drinke by the
bottell to the Indians, and that hee sawe twoo Indian woomen drinkesmall chyter att Reynier Vander
Coelens. This Case referred till next Court.


Unfortunately, the extant record of New Castle's Court proceedingsends at this point. From 1681 until 1699, the only record that we haveof the Court's actions pertains to land and probate matters. It isamong these records, however, that were published by the ColonialSociety of Pennsylvania in 1934, we learn of the death of WilliamSample ("William Sempill") in December 1682 and have the text of hiswill dated December 11,1682. A transcription of William Sample's willwas given earlier in this article, with the added information that,although he had clearly designated James Walliam and Samuel Land ashis executors, his widow, Josine, convinced the Court that she shouldbe the executrix, with Walliam and Land to serve as "overseers &assistants to the widdow." For a woman to prevail in this manner atthat time was most unusual.


[Here appears a map, a copy of which is placed in the scrapbook forWilliam Sample.]


This page contains a map of New Castle County, Delaware as it lookedin the 17th Century.


Events Leading to and Following the Death of William Sample


We shall probably never know how it was that William Sample had become"Sick and weake in Boddy" as he described himself in his will datedDecember 11, 1682. Was it disease, of which there was always plenty inthe 17th Century, or was it an accident that brought on his quickdemise? He had been present when the Court of New Castle met onNovember 2, 1782, at which none other the "The Right Honorble:Proprietry: William Penn" had been present with five Council members,including Captain William Markam, the new Deputy Governor of the"Lower Counties." On November 9, 1682, when Capt. Markam called aspecial meeting of the New Castle Court to announce that, henceforth,every Saturday would be set as the town's "Market Day," William Samplewas present. The Court did not meet again until the following firstday of January at which the first order of business was the appearanceof John Bisk and Jonas Arskin who did "Solomly declare in Cort: thatthey were personally Prsent and did heare and See William SempillDeclare, Signe and Seale this his Laest will and Testament." Therefollowed the transcription of the will.


With the annexation of the "lower Counties" to Pennsylvania, the Dutchand Swedish inhabitants could become English citizens through petitionto their county courts. There can be no doubt that William Sample hadbeen an English citizen by birth, whereas Josine was of Dutch origin.As Sample's wife, however, Josine shared her husband's English status,but as his widow, she was no longer considered an English citizen. Soit was that, on February 21, 1862/3, two months following herhusband's death, Josine was one of 71 inhabitants of New Castle Countywho signed a petition expressing their "desire to bee Naturalized."Her name appeared thereon as "Josyn Sempill." Only one other femalewas included, a widow named Mary Blocq (Block).


As noted earlier, on April 19, 1681, William Sample had obtained,through a petition to the Court of St. Johns County (the name of whichbecame Kent County the next year), a tract of 600 acres. As wasEnglish custom, the first owner of land could choose a name for it;the name chosen by Sample was "The Vinyard." There was no specificreference in his will to this 600-acre tract in Kent County; it wassimply included among his "worldly goods" that "I give, devyse andbequeath unto my dearly beloved wyfe Josyn Semple and my Littledaughter Margaret wth [the] Rest of my wyfes Children..." A KentCounty tax list of 1684 includes "The Vinyard" (600 acres), under thename of "Widdow Sample."


As we have noted earlier, the one property owned by William Samplethat he did not include with the rest to be divided among his heirs,was a tract of land in New Castle County, on a branch of ChristinaCreek, that he left specifically to his daughter, Margaret: "to myLittle daughter Margaret all my Estate in Christina Creek or upon abranch of the said Creeke..." He also directed that his widow, Josine,place livestock on this land for the future benefit of Margaret. Thisland was undeveloped at the time he made his will.


As shown on the map of New Castle County on the previous page,Christina Creek flows some four or five miles northeast of the town ofNew Castle. The manner in which William Sample's land there had comeinto his possession is not revealed in the New Castle Court records.From later tax records, however, we know that it comprised 400 acres.


The manner in which William Sample came into possession of a town lotshortly be fore his death may illustrate the advantage he enjoyed as ajustice of the New Castle Court. The Court minutes of September 6,1681, contain the following:


Upon the motion of Justice Will: Sempill ordered that if the Cooper,Hans Coderus, doth not settle
his Lott Granted him by this Court Lying next to Engelbert Lott,within one yeare after the date of the
grant, then hee to forfeit the same and Mr Sempil to have preferrenceto take itt up before any
others.


It had been during a meeting of the Court on April 6, 1680, that thejustices had granted to Hans Coderus one lot of land "within thisTowne of New Castle Provided hee himself settles the same & followsthe Coopers trade for Incourradgemt [encouragement] & the Conveniencyof the Inhabitants."


It was not until the Court met on May 2, 1682, however, thatconfirmation was made, among several other grants of land, that Sampleacquired ownership of this lot: "Granted to... William Sempill theLott which was formerly Granted to Hans Corderus & not improved."


Tax lists were compiled following William Penn's appointment asGovernor of the "Lower Counties" in
accordance with his careful record keeping. These reveal that WilliamSample's widow now owned both the land on Christina Creek, in trustfor her daughter, Margaret, but town lots in addition to the oneformerly granted to Hans Coderus. From William Sample's will, we knowthat Josine had children by her first husband, John Marshall, (called"the rest of my wyves Children"), and that Josine had held propertythat had been left to her and/or her children by her earlier husband.With her marriage to Sample, however, that property, under Englishlaw, would have come under his control. After his death in 1682,however, it would have reverted to Josine and to her children byMarshall. A tax list for the town of New Castle in 1683 shows her, as"Josyn Sempel," taxed for two town lots in the amount of two shillingsand two pence. As a woman, she was not taxed as a "tithable," however. Taxed and living near her in the town of New Castle in 1683, werethe following individuals whose names also appear in other recordspertaining to William and Josine Sample: James Walliam, John Bixcus(Bisk), Emelius d. Ring, and John Henrickson.


In a New Castle County tax list of 1684/5, "Joslyn Semple" was shownwith 400 acres of land and one town lot; her total tax on thisproperty was 5 shillings and 5 pence that year. This town lot wasdoubtless the one once owned by Coderus. The name of John Biscusfollows that of "Joslyn" in this list; he held three town lots. JamesWalliam is next (one town lot). John Boyer is also included with onetown lot and Mathyas De Ring with three.


In his will, William Sample had referred on four occasions to hiswife's children, besides his and Josine's one child, their daughter,"little Margaret." Since he made no mention of any children of hisown, we may assume that if he had been married prior to his union withJosine, there had been no issue.


From available records, we can identify only one of Josine's childrenby her first marriage to John Marshall; this was Cataline, wife ofJonas Wright. It was at about the time that Josine was married to herthird husband, William Hamilton, former close associate of WilliamSample, that her children petitioned the New Castle Court for theirinheritance to be protected. It was Jonas Wright, son-in-law of Josine(though he called himself a son), who presented the petition on behalfof "himself and the rest of the orphans." By definition at the time,an orphan was one whose father was deceased, and it was not unusualfor a son-in-law to identify himself as a son of his wife's mother.The following New Castle Court action was dated January 17, 1688/9:


Upon the Peticon of Jonas Wright the Son of Josyne Hamilton in behalfof himself and the rest of the
orphans. The [Court] haveing considered the matter of the Peticon doeappoint James Walliam &
Edward Blake who are desired to be Supervers of the estate & usuage ofthe sd orphans, and John
Biscus, John Hendickson & Emelius De Ring are appointed Administratorsin the behalf of the
orphans.
The sd John Discus, JnO Hendrickson & Emelius De Ring Joyntly &Severally doe Recognize
themselves & heirs &ct in the Sum of one thousand pounds to the Courtof Orphans for the time
being of the County of newcstle to render a true accopt [and] makegood pay of all the estate of the
orphans to them committed: when thereunto lawfully required.


James Walliam, one of the two men appointed by the Court to supervise"the estate," had been one of the executors named by William Sample inhis will. The name Bisk was sometimes written "Biscus" as in the aboveCourt document, and the John Biscus named here as one of theadministrators to act on behalf of the "orphans" was the John Biskmentioned in the deed of March 31, 1696, transcribed earlier in thisarticle. It is also interesting to note that in the February 21,1682/3 petition to the New Castle Court for citizenship that included"Josyn Sempill," there were also the names of Emilius D'Ringh and JanHendriksen.

spouse: Marshall, John (*1644 - )
spouse: Sample, William (*1643 - >1682)
----------child: Sample, Margaret (~1676 - <1730)
spouse: Hamilton, William (*1655 - )
- m. BEF 07 JAN 1689

Boyer, Kaleb Scott (private) - male
father: Boyer, Joshua Scott (private)
mother: O'Neil, Jamie (private)
Boyer, Marilyn Louise (private) - female
father: Boyer, William H. (*1920 - )
mother: Sparks, Alyce Louise (private)
Boyer, Natasha Diane (private) - female
father: Boyer, Frank Jessie (private)
mother: Smith, Diana Carol (private)
spouse: Winter, Wayne (private)
Boyer, Peter (<1655 - ) - male
b. BEF 01 DEC 1655

father: Boyer, Alexander Sander (*1618 - >1661)
Boyer, Samuel (<1655 - ) - male
b. BEF 01 DEC 1655

father: Boyer, Alexander Sander (*1618 - >1661)
Boyer, William H. (*1920 - ) - male
spouse: Sparks, Alyce Louise (private)
----------child: Boyer, Marilyn Louise (private)
Boyers, Mary (*1891 - ) - female
spouse: Sparks, James William (1880 - 1955)
- m. AFT 1927 in Lexington, KY

Brachbuhl, Ulrich (*1703 - ) - male
spouse: Herr, Frances (*1707 - )
----------child: Brechbuhl, Frances (~1738 - )
Brachear, Theodocia (*1806 - ) - female
spouse: Bivins, James (*1802 - )
----------child: Bivins, Josephine (1837 - 1895)
Brackney, Mary (*1778 - ) - female
spouse: Nash, James (*1774 - )
----------child: Nash, Eli Harrison (1808 - 1885)
----------child: Nash, Jesse (~1813 - )
Braden, Joseph C. (*1880 - ) - male
spouse: Johnson, Maude E. (1888 - )
----------child: Braden, Thelma L. (1911 - )
----------child: Braden, Joseph Dale (1914 - )
Braden, Joseph Dale (1914 - ) - male
b. 1914

father: Braden, Joseph C. (*1880 - )
mother: Johnson, Maude E. (1888 - )
Braden, Mary (*1860 - 1886) - female
d. 11 MAY 1886

spouse: Horner, Jesse Pleasant (1844 - 1901)
- m. 22 APR 1886 in Humphreys County, TN

Braden, Robert Edward (*1859 - ) - male
spouse: Manning, Jessie (*1863 - )
----------child: Braden, Vivian (1894 - 1978)
Braden, Thelma L. (1911 - ) - female
b. 16 DEC 1911

father: Braden, Joseph C. (*1880 - )
mother: Johnson, Maude E. (1888 - )
Braden, Vivian (1894 - 1978) - female
b. 02 AUG 1894 in ,Garvin, OK
d. 27 SEP 1978

father: Braden, Robert Edward (*1859 - )
mother: Manning, Jessie (*1863 - )
spouse: Sparks, Baxter Abbott (1891 - 1985)
- m. 25 APR 1915 in ,Garvin, OK

----------child: Sparks, Baxter Abbott Jr. (private)
Bradford, ??? (private) - male
spouse: Ligon, Ella Glen (1938 - 1999)
----------child: Bradford, James Milton (private)
Bradford, Barbara Ann (*1828 - ) - female
spouse: Sparks, John Oliver (1820 - 1891)
- m. 08 JAN 1851 in Adams County, OH

----------child: Sparks, Catherine (*1856 - )
----------child: Sparks, Inez (*1856 - )
Bradford, James Milton (private) - male
father: Bradford, ??? (private)
mother: Ligon, Ella Glen (1938 - 1999)
spouse: ???, ? (private)
- m. 21 DEC 1957 in Tuscumbia, AL

----------child: Bradford, Sarah Elizabeth (private)
Bradford, Pearl (1898 - 1969) - female
b. 15 DEC 1898
d. 05 JUN 1969

father: Bradford, William (*1863 - )
mother: Peeler, Della (*1867 - )
spouse: Murphree, David Monroe (1888 - 1941)
----------child: Murphree, Lewis (private)
----------child: Murphree, Anne (private)
----------child: Murphree, Martha (private)
Bradford, Sarah Elizabeth (private) - female
father: Bradford, James Milton (private)
mother: ???, ? (private)
spouse: Gentle, Thomas Christopher (private)
Bradford, William (*1863 - ) - male
spouse: Peeler, Della (*1867 - )
----------child: Bradford, Pearl (1898 - 1969)
Bradley, Anderson (1897 - 1968) - male
b. 29 DEC 1897 in Morgan County, KY
d. AUG 1968 in Morgan County, KY

spouse: Dawson, Fern (1904 - 1958)
- m. in Morgan County, KY

Bradley, Arlie Jennings (1900 - 1971) - male
b. 22 JUN 1900 in Yatesville, KY
d. 20 JUL 1971

father: Bradley, Frank (*1865 - )
mother: Chaffin, Minnie (*1869 - )
spouse: Musser, Anna Mary (1905 - )
- m. 04 JUN 1930 in Lawrence County, KY

----------child: Bradley, Suzanne (private)
Bradley, Frank (*1865 - ) - male
spouse: Chaffin, Minnie (*1869 - )
----------child: Bradley, Arlie Jennings (1900 - 1971)
Bradley, Suzanne (private) - female
father: Bradley, Arlie Jennings (1900 - 1971)
mother: Musser, Anna Mary (1905 - )

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