John Bebout

Notes:

THE BEBOUT FAMILY IN FLANDERS AND NORTH AMERICA, 1943, by Alexander C Flick, p 26:
"JOHN BEBOUT [6707-2464], by at Piscataway, N.J. Aug. 25, 1729, ^ married about 1747, when apparently he was only 18 years of age, MARY THURMAN [6906-2464]. He settled at Vealtown (Somerville) in Somerset Co., N.J. This was about six miles across the valley from Long Hill in Morris Co, [NJ], where his brother [Peter 6708-2393/2437] lived. He joined the Presbyterian Church at Basking Ridge, N.J. The family tradition is to the effect that John Bebout served in the Revolutionary War, but actual military service has not been found. He served in the Department of the Quarter-master General, for on June 28, 1780, he received from Joseph Lewis, Quarter-master at Morristown [NJ] Certificate No. 1098 for $186.00 for carting, up to April 13, 1780 (MSS. 4287, p. 9, Adjutant General's Office, Trenton, N.J.). Again on July 31, 1781, he received from Timothy Pickering, Quarter-Master General, Cert. No. 2882 for the sum of $5.60 for similar work (Quarter-Master General's Dep., Book A, Voucher 230). After the Revolution he moved first to Sussex Co., N.J., and shortly afterwards to Washington Co., Pa., about 1786. There he was listed in the Federal Census of 1790 as having a son over 16 and a daughter. The son might have been Daniel [6915]--the other children had all married--and there he died June 21, 1803. Children of John Bebout, all born in Somerset Co., N.J. The dates of birth are taken from a manuscript, 'BEBOUT ANCESTRY,' compiled by Mrs. Sarah Bebout Paddock [8439-3004] of Mt. Vernon, O., who copied them from the Bible record."
FOOTNOTE
^ "This date is based on the family Bible, copied by Ella B. McBurney of Canonsburg [Washington Co] Pa., Dec. 3, 1928. The year may have been recorded from memory. The statement in the Bible that John was 'born in Holland' is clearly an error."

NATIONAL SOCIETY, DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN COLONISTS,
Lineage Book, Vol XVI, 1972, (15001-16000),
Mrs. Richard N. Grammer, National Registrar,
LDS FAMILY HISTORY CENTER, Sacramento CA
369.1 A512a, Vol. 16, 1972, pp 343-4.

John married Mary Thurman Abt 1746, Somerville, Somerset, New Jersey. Mary was born 1723, Somerset, New Jersey; died 1805. [Group Sheet]

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THE BEBOUT FAMILY IN FLANDERS AND NORTH AMERICA, 1943, by Alexander C Flick, p 26: # "PETER [Bebout 6907], b. July 27, 1748. On May 10, 1784, he received cert. No. 1050, voucher No. 70, signed by William Verbryck for 5/10 depreciation of his Continental pay in the Somerset Co. Militia. To this was added 4 pence as '2nd year interest' (Militia 2d Year, Adjutant's General Office, Trenton, N.J.). No record of wife or children."

Notes:

THE BEBOUT FAMILY IN FLANDERS AND NORTH AMERICA, 1943, by Alexander C Flick, p 26: # "JOANNA [Bebout 6908-2469/2470], b. Nov. 18, 1750; m. (1) ________ Coy [6928-2469]; m. (2) __________Famage [6929-2470]."

Notes:

THE BEBOUT FAMILY IN FLANDERS AND NORTH AMERICA, by Alexander C
Flick, 1943, Chapter 4, p 26-7:
"JOHN [6909-2505], b. Jan. or June 20, 1752; m. 1777 MARY AGNEW [7051-2505], b. 1757, d. 1830 (Western Pa. III:1188)."

Ibid. "According to the manuscript genealogy of Mrs. Sarah B. Paddock [Sarah Matilda Bebout 8439-3004] of Mt Vernon, O., he died in Washington Co., Pa., on March 8, 1836. His wife had died six years previous."

DAR LINEAGE BOOK Vol 47, 1904, # 46011, p 006
Vol 53, 1905, # 52927, p 430
Vol 72, 1909, # 71403, p 145-6
Vol 81, 1910, # 80132, p 051-2
Vol 83, 1909, # 82728, p 275-6

THE BEBOUT FAMILY IN FLANDERS AND NORTH AMERICA, by Alexander C
Flick, 1943, Chapter 4, p 26-7:
"In his pension application, made when 80 years old, he states that he volunteered as a militiaman in 1776 under Capt. Platt Bailey, and marched to Elizabethtown, where he joined the regiment of which Col. Thomas Gavin McCoy was first Lieutenant. Later he went to Bergen, N. J., under Capt. Gavin McCoy. He also served under Major James Linn in New York before returning home. He served 'six monthly tours' under Capt. Gavin McCoy and Lieut. Thomas Collier. He helped to guard the river up from Amboy and had frequent skirmishes with the enemy. He was engaged in two small battles under Gen. Heard and Gen Maxwell. He also took part in the Battle of Monmouth. He was also engaged in catching horse thieves and tories, and by order of Gov. Livingston captured Richard Heyden, Joseph Heydon, and William Steele. Altogether he served six monthly tours under Capt. McCoy in 1777-8 and other tours in 1778, 1779, 1780, and 1781. He never received a discharge. He went to Washington Co., Pa., in 1802-3. Sarah Anderson and Rev. John McMillan swore that they knew that he had served two years. For service of 18 months he was granted a pension of $60. a month, commencing March 4, 1833 (Pension Bureau S 2069)."

WASHINGTON COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA, REGISTER OF WILLS, 1832-1841,
Vol. 5, p 197-8: ) "WILL OF JOHN BEBOUT DECD."
The last will and testament of John Bebout of Mercer County State of Pennsylvania. I John Bebout, considering the uncertainty of this mortal life, and being of sound mind and memory (blessed be Almighty God for the same) do make and publish this my last will and testament in form and manner following viz. I give my soul to God and my body to the earth to be buried in a plain decent and christian manner, as to such worldly goods and estate wherewith it hath pleased God to bless me; it is my will that it be disposed of in the follow-
ing manner viz. First my will is that my land in Washington County containing eighty acres more or less adjoining lands of John Rankin on the north and Peter Bebout [? 7052 ] on the east and Ira Bebout [7059 ] on the south and west and ten acres on which the coal Bank is adjoining John Crawford on the east and Mercelrevy on the south, be appraised by Wm Horner James Spears and James Conley and if my daughter Sarah McClain [7053] choses to take it at the valuation of the men and pay the shares as hereinafter mentioned, well if not my grandson
John Haines [7157] has the second choise as above, if neither Sarah Mcclain nor John Haines takes the land at the valuation my will is that the land be soald [sic] at public sale by my executor hereinafter named and I empower them to make deeds or deed to the purchaser or purchers and one fourth of the money be given to Sarah Mcclain and one fourth to my two grand sons Charles [7063] and John McClain [7064] and one fourth to my grand son John Haines and one fourth to my grand daughter Elizabeth Weaver [7159]. To my son Peter Bebout [7052] I give and bequeath fourty [sic] acres of land more or less (as surveyed by Mr. Roney) during his natural live and to his wife Isabela [Cooper 7079] while she remains his widow and no longer and at there [sic] deceas [sic] or mariage [sic] my will is that the above fourty [sic] acres more or less be soald [sic] and the one half of the money be divided equaly [sic] between, Isabelas [sic] [Cooper 7079] other children. To my son John Bebout [7055] I give one dollar. To my son Ira
Bebout [7059] I give one dollar. I allow my executors to sell all my personal property and collect all my notes rents and other accounts (and after paying all my debts) devide [sic] the money as follows viz. to my son Wm. Bebout [7060] I give and beequeath the sum of fifty dollars and to his son John Bebout [7371] I give and bequeath the sum of fifty dollars. To my daughter Susanna Long [7054]
I give and bequeath the sum of fifty dollars. To my granddaughter Elizabeth Weaver [7159] I give and bequeath the sum of fifty dollars. to my daughter Sarah McClain [7053] I further give and bequeath my mare and coult [sic], bead and beading and what money I have with me (she paying my funeral expenses) and as to my body clothes, I allow my daughter Sarah to dispose of them as she may think proper and as to all the rent residue and remainder of my personal estate, goods and chattels of whatsoever kind and nature soever, I give and
bequeath the same to my daughters Sarah McClain, Susannah Long, Mary Haines [7056] and my grand daughter Elizabeth Weaver to be divided equally between them. And lastly I nominate constitute and appoint Daniel Palmer Esqr., and Wm Crautch of Washington County State of Pennsylvania to be the executors of this my last will, hereby revoking all other wills legacies and bequests, by me heretofore made, and declaring this and no other to be my last will and testament. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this fifth day of July A.D. 1833, [signed] John Bebout (L. S.)."

LETTER: 19 July 1994, from TAWNA LEE VARNER-BROWN [11787-4290]
to WILLIAM GEORGE MILES III [7351-2632]:
"John Bebout IV #1207 [6909-2505] born 20 Jan 1752, Somerset Co, New Jersey, married Mary Agnew #1215 [7051-2505], born 23 Oct 1757. John died 9 Mar 1835, Lawrence Co, Pa. Mary: They resided in Sussex Co, New Jersey until 1801 when they moved to Washington Co, Pennsylvania."

COMMEMORATIVE BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD OF WASHINGTON COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA, Chicago,
J. H. Beers & Co., 1893, page 430:
"A native of Holland, whence, when a boy, he came to America with his parents,
who made a settlement in New Jersey. Here John learned the trade of tanner,
which, in connection with farming, he carried on in New Jersey and afterward in
Washington County, Penn., for a period in all of some thirty years. In 1796 he
came to this county, and purchased a tract of land (covering 300 acres) in what
is now North Strabane township. At that time men never went abroad without
their guns and a plentiful supply of ammunition. Here Mr. Bebout lived until
he was seventy years of age, when he moved to Mercer County, Penn., and their
died. He was a member of Dr. McMillan's Church (Presbyterian), and while in
New Jersey was an elder in the church there. As a Revolutionary soldier he
served under Gen. Washington, raising from the ranks to a captaincy, and
receiving a pension."

Notes:

THE BEBOUT FAMILY IN FLANDERS AND NORTH AMERICA, 1943,
by Alexander C Flick, p 27:
"MARY [Bebout 6910-2471], Oct. 25, 1756; mar. Nov. 23, 1778, JACOB (Thomas
Samuel) LEWIS [6930-2471], as his second wife. They had nine children. After the death of her husband in 1801 near Uniontown, Pa., she moved to Knox Co., Ohio, and lived in a cabin near her daughter Joanna [6953-2480] (SCHQ-6:119-120)."

Notes:

THE BEBOUT FAMILY IN FLANDERS AND NORTH AMERICA, 1943,
by Alexander C Flick, p 27:
"BENJAMIN [Bebout 6911-2482], b. Dec. 4, 1758. He served in the Revolution. Samuel H. Phillips, a grandson of Lieut. Col. David Phillips [6917-2466] and Sarah Bebout [6912-2465/2466] (No. 23), wrote the pension office that his grandmother [Sarah Bebout 6912-2465/2466] had three brothers in the Revolution, Peter [6907], John [6909-2505], and Benjamin [6911-2482]. He had often 'talked with Benjamin, who lived to be 90 years old, and I am now 80' (b. 1835). He said he was one of the Minute Men (Letter of Apr. 25, 1905, in Pension Office). Benjamin Bebout applied for a pension claiming service under Capt. Gavin McCoy in the First Regiment of Somerset Co., militia; enlisted in Bernards township Aug., 1777, and was at the battle of Springfield, June 23, 1780. He resided in Washington Co., Pa., on Aug. 22, 1853, the date of his application (Pension Office, Rejection No. 646). His application was not rejected on the ground of a denial of Revolutionary service, but because the length of service was not sufficient to meet the pension law. After the Revolution he married Dec. 7, 1784, HANNAH MORTLETT [6955-2482]. With his wife and five children he migrated to Washington Co., Pa., where he lived over sixty years. His wife d. Feb. 11, 1830. He made his will at Paris, Pa., on Sept. 23, 1854, and died Nov. 8, 1857, within a month of his hundredth birthday. His will was probated Dec. 2, 1857 (Will Book Court House Washington, Pa., VIII:1)."

LISTS OF INHABITANTS IN WASHINGTON COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA 1800 OR BEFORE, WITH MAPS OF EARLY TOWNSHIPS, p 38:
"Cross Creek township...Beabout, Benj[amin] Tai[lor]"

HISTORY OF THE CROSS CREEK GRAVEYARD, p. 16:
"BENJAMIN BEBOUT died November 8, 1858, aged 99 years 11 months and 4 days.
[He was a soldier of the Revolution and belonged to the Minute Men against the
Indians of the frontier of Washington County at the close of the Revolutionary
War.]"

Benjamin married Hannah Marlett 7 Dec 1784, New Jersey. Hannah was born 1764, New Jersey; died 11 Feb 1830, Washington, Pennsylvania; was buried 1830, Cross Creek Twp, Washington, Pennsylvania, Cross Creek Cem. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

THE BEBOUT FAMILY IN FLANDERS AND NORTH AMERICA, 1943, by Alexander C Flick, p 28: "SARAH [Bebout 6912-2465/2466], b. Nov. 25, 1763; mar. (1) SAMUEL ANDERSON [6916-2465]; m. (2) LIEUT. COL. DAVID PHILIPS [6917-2466]."

Notes:

THE BEBOUT FAMILY IN FLANDERS AND NORTH AMERICA, 1943, by Alexander C Flick, p 28: "SAMUEL [Bebout 6913-2467], b. Nov. 24, 1765. No futher record." HISTORY OF WASHINGTON COUNTY (PENNSYLVANIA) FROM ITS FIRST SETTLEMENT TO THE PRESENT TIME (1871), RC 974.8, Creigh, p 110 appendix: "Sworn before Wm. Nailer, from the 15th of November to 30th of December, 1794, he says, 'I do certify that these persons have taken the oath and subscribed the association prescribed by his excellency Gen. Henry Lee, to the inhabitants of the four western counties of Pennsylvania'" [Samuel Bebout's 6913] name appears in the listing] LISTS OF INHABITANTS IN WASHINGTON COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA 1800 OR BEFORE, WITH MAPS OF EARLY TOWNSHIPS, p 52: "Nottingham township...Bebout, Saml [Samuel]"

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THE BEBOUT FAMILY IN FLANDERS AND NORTH AMERICA, 1943, by Alexander C Flick, p 28: "CATHERINE [Bebout 6914-2468], b. Sept. 5, 1766; mar. Benjamin Price [6927-2468]; d. 1841." NATIONAL SOCIETY, DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN COLONISTS, Lineage Book, Vol XVI, 1972, (15001-16000), Mrs. Richard N. Grammer, National Registrar, LDS FAMILY HISTORY CENTER, Sacramento CA 369.1 A512a, Vol. 16, 1972, pp 343-4.

Notes:

THE BEBOUT FAMILY IN FLANDERS AND NORTH AMERICA, 1943, by Alexander C Flick, p 28: "DANIEL [Bebout 6915], b. Sept. 22, 1768. In 1835 he applied for a pension stating that he was drafted as a Revolutionary soldier in 1781, and served in Capt. McCoy's company. He belonged to the Somerset County [NJ] Militia at Millstone. He was wounded by a musket ball in the left breast in a skirmish with the tories and was off duty six weeks at home with his father till he recovered. He rejoined his regiment at Elizabethtown [NJ] and served out his six months, receiving a written discharge from Capt. McCoy. His application was rejected on the ground that he did not serve out his full six months (Rejection No. 689, Pension Office). He probably removed to Washington Co., Pa., and was included in the 1790 census as unmarried. He 'lived a number of years' in that region and then spent nine years in Trumbull Co., Ohio, after which he lived for twenty-three years in Kentucky. Finally in 1828 he went to Rush City, Md., where he was living Oct. 6, 1835, when he applied for his pension. At that time he asserted that he was 70 years of age on the previous Sept. 22,-- which if true would have made him born in the year 1765 instead of 1768. When and where he died is not known. No record of any wife or children."

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THE BEBOUT FAMILY, by Betty Huffman Brown, 1993, p 110: "(1434) Peter M Bebout [6964], son of Benjamin I [6911], and Hannah (Marlett/Meslett) Bebout [6955], was born 22 Apr 1786 in Somerset Co, NJ, and married 27 Nov 1809 in Washington Co, PA, (1453) Nancy Kelly [14738], daughter of John [14739] and Agness (_____) [14740] Kelly/Kelley, who was born 6 Jun 1791 in Washington Co, PA. Peter M died 14 Aug 1843 in Bucyrus, Crawford Co, OH and was buried in Crawford Co, OH. Nancy died 9 Sep 1872 in Page Co, Iowa and was buried in Shearer Cemetery, Page Co, Iowa." EARLY MARRIAGES OF JEFFERSON COUNTY, OHIO, 1789-1838, "The First Fifty Years," Compiled in the 1930s by the late Mary Donaldson Sinclair (1862-1940). Edited, retyted and published by her son Dohrman J. Sinclair, 1982. Found at the Root Cellar, Sacramento Genealogical Society, GASAC/RC/977.102/Snclr. Section B, page 13: "BEBOUT: Peter m Nancy Kelly, Nov 29, 1810"

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CENSUS 1870 US, Hanover Twp, Washington Co, PA, 16 Aug 1870, LDS Microfilm 552,962, dwelling 225, family 227: NAME AGE-OCCUPATION BIRTH REAL EST PER PROP RIN//MRIN Beabout, Israel 59-Cabinet Maker PA $1,140 $552 8628 Bebout , Mary 60-Keeps house PA $ 560 $250 6963 [sister to Israel ?] # Bebout , Nancy 50 PA $ 560 $250 6958

Abraham married Elizabeth VanOstrand Abt 1817. Elizabeth (daughter of Peter VanOstrand, Sr. and Mary VanMeter) was born Abt 1794; died , Crittenden County, Kentucky. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

INDEX TO WAR OF 1812 PENSION FILES, Vol 1: A-F, p 133: RC 973.02, WHITE, Vol 1, A-F: "Bebout, Jacob R. [6961-4129], Margaret M. [11322-4129], WO-36634, SRV Captain Vance's or Stone's or Robinson's Pennsylvania Mil [itia]."

Notes:

CENSUS
1850 US, Island Creek Twp, Jefferson Co, Oh, 16 Oct 1850, LDS
Microfilm 444,692, p 1053, dwelling 2123, family 2186:
NAME AGE-OCCUPATION BIRTH REAL EST PER PROP RIN//MRIN
# Bebout, John 53-Farmer PA $1,700 6966-3533
Kerr , Margaret 49 PA 9800-3533
Bebout, Della 19 OH 9804
Bebout, John 15 OH 9806
Bebout, David 13 OH 9808
Bebout, Adaline 11 OH 9807
Bebout, Edwin 09 OH 9809
Bebout, James 06 OH 9810
Bebout, 04 [male] OH
Bebout, Alpheus 01 OH 9811-3534

Notes:

CENSUS
1870 US, Hanover Twp, Washington Co, PA, 16 Aug 1870, LDS Microfilm
552,962, dwelling 225, family 227:
NAME AGE-OCCUPATION BIRTH REAL EST PER PROP RIN//MRIN
Beabout, Israel 59-Cabinet
Maker PA $1,140 $552 8628
# Bebout , Mary 60-Keeps house PA $ 560 $250 6963
[sister to Israel ?]
Bebout , Nancy 50 PA $ 560 $250 6958

Notes:

EARLY MARRIAGES OF JEFFERSON COUNTY, OHIO, 1789-1838, "The First Fifty Years," Compiled in the 1930s by the late Mary Donaldson Sinclair (1862-1940). Edited, retyted and published by her son Dohrman J. Sinclair, 1982. Found at the Root Cellar, Sacramento Genealogical Society, GASAC/RC/977.102/Snclr. Section B, page 13: "BEBOUT: Thurman m N. Harris, Nov 28, 1810"

Notes:

CENSUS 1850 US, Hanover Twp, Washington Co, PA, 30 Nov 1850, LDS Microfilm 444,801, p 72, dwelling 264, family 264: NAME AGE-OCCUPATION BIRTH REAL EST PER PROP RIN//MRIN Bebout, Israel 39 Cabinet maker 8628 # Bebout, Hannah 41 8626 [sister to Israel ?]

Mary married Alexander Morrison Johnson 24 Nov 1836, Crawford County, Ohio. [Group Sheet]

John married Sarah Ann Shoemaker 4 Feb 1841, Caldwell County, Kentucky. Sarah was born 7 Apr 1823; died 1 Feb 1869, Crittenden County, Kentucky; was buried , Deer Creek Cemetery, Crittenden County, Kentucky. [Group Sheet]

John married Ellen Adams 8 Jul 1869, Hardin County, Illinois. [Group Sheet]

John married Mary Barger 20 Dec 1874, Crittenden County, Kentucky. Mary was born Abt 1824. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

CENSUS 1880 IOWA, Vol:22, ED:123, Sheet:29, Line:18 Listed as living in Marion Co., Iowa, age: "59" born "PA"

Benjamin married Mary Ann Shewmaker 28 Dec 1848, Crittenden County, Kentucky. Mary (daughter of Peter Ewing Shewmaker, Sr. and Margarett M. Reed) was born 16 Jan 1824, Kentucky; died 26 Mar 1855, Marion County, Iowa; was buried , Gosport Cemetery, Gosport, Marion County, Iowa. [Group Sheet]

Benjamin married Mary Lavonne Crowley 5 Aug 1856, Lucas County, Iowa. Mary was born 15 Apr 1834, Ohio; died 2 May 1885; was buried , Gosport Cemetery, Gosport, Marion County, Iowa. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

From a letter sent to William George Miles, Jr., 16 September 1996, by Brenda Joyce Jerome, Western Kentucky Journal. "Peter Bebout was born ca 1823 OH and died 16 Apr 1862 at Columbia, Maury Co, TN during the Civil War. He was the son of Abraham Bebout and Elizabeth Van Ostrand. Peter Bebout married Harriett C. Wilson, daughter of John E. Wilson and Harriet Brooks, 23 July 1845 Crittenden Co, KY. Harriet was born Dec 1824 and died 16 Jun 1908 and is buried at Pleasant Grove Cemetery, Crittenden Co, KY. Peter Bebout enlisted in 20th Regt, KY Vol Infantry. His widow, Harriett C., received a widow's pension - #14620. A deposition was given by Lewis Thomas 19 Nov 1869, when Harriet applied for a pension: Lewis Thomas stated that he was a private in Co D 20th KY Regt US Volunteers... that Peter Bebout was a private in same company and regiment; they served together until the death of Bebout, which occured 6 Apr 1862 at Columbia, TN. He was well acquainted with Bebout from the time they entered the army. He stated Bebout had the fever, contracted while in the service of the US and in the line of his duty; that he was taken with chronic dyareah [sic] while on the march from Bowling Green [Warren Co, KY] to Shiloah and was left by command at the hospital in Columbia, TN and Thomas was left sick at the same time and place and was present at the time of Bebout's death. He stated that a physician at the hospital stated at the time that Bebout had what he called the galloping consumption and some disease of the heart which caused his death."

Peter married Harriet Cassander Wilson 23 Jul 1845, Crittenden County, Kentucky. Harriet (daughter of John E. Wilson and Harriet Brooks) was born Dec 1824, Kentucky; died 16 Jun 1908, Crittenden County, Kentucky; was buried , Pleasant Grove Cemetery, Crittenden County, Kentucky. [Group Sheet]

Amon married Cynthia Ann Thomason 7 Dec 1848, Crittenden County, Kentucky. Cynthia (daughter of Richard Thomason and Lettecia E. Gossett) was born 5 May 1834; died 26 May 1870; was buried , Deer Creek Cemetery, Crittenden County, Kentucky. [Group Sheet]

Abraham married Nancy Pulver 5 Nov 1854. [Group Sheet]

Enoch married Mary Hannah Todd 24 Apr 1852, Crittenden County, Kentucky. Mary was born Abt 1826, Rutherford County, Tennessee. [Group Sheet]

Enoch married Mary M. Marley 3 Mar 1858, Crittenden County, Kentucky. Mary was born Abt 1837, Livingston County, Kentucky. [Group Sheet]

Enoch married Susanna J. Thurman 2 Dec 1859, Crittenden County, Kentucky. Susanna (daughter of Wiley Thurman and Elizabeth Parker) was born Abt 1845, Tennessee. [Group Sheet]

Israel married Cynthia Emmeline Crider 20 Sep 1854, Crittenden County, Kentucky. Cynthia (daughter of William M. Crider and Melissa Foster) was born 21 Feb 1836, Livingston County, Kentucky; died 17 Feb 1866, Crittenden County, Kentucky; was buried , Piney Fork Cemetery, Crittenden County, Kentucky. [Group Sheet]

Israel married Drucilla Ann Champion 17 Jul 1871, Crittenden County, Kentucky. Drucilla (daughter of Jesse B. Champion and Caroline C. Terry) was born Abt 1841, Livingston County, Kentucky. [Group Sheet]