8 Generations of Cass County connections of Roger Bruce Whitaker
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152.
Phineas Underwood
, born 1764 in Westford, MA or VT; died April 02, 1843 in Cass County, Illinois. He was the son of 304.
Timothy Underwood and 305.
Rachel Russell. He married 153.
Sarah Burly.
153.
Sarah Burly
, born March 13, 1768 in Hempstead, NY; died February 08, 1833 in New York.
Notes for Phineas Underwood:
http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=under&id=I02254 frdmyrdu@digisys.net
ID: I02254
Name: Phineas Underwood
Sex: M
Birth: 1764 in MA or VT
Note:
Settled in New York City according to the History of Westford.
UNDERWOOD, Phineas, Virginia Enquirer, October 14, 1909
Phineas Underwood was born in the year 1763 in Vermont. His father and two brothers had served in the American Revolution and when Phineas was eighteen, he enlisted at Putney, Vermont, in March, 1781, serving under Josiah Fish. He served ten months. As a widower in 1826, he came to Illinois with his son, Phineas, Jr. and family, headed for the Military Tract between the Illinois and Mississippi rivers, where he intended to enter government land with his soldier land warrant. While passing through Morgan County, he was so pleased with the land here that he concluded his journey, going no futher. On November 24, 1826, he settled two and one half miles northwest of Virginia, in Cass County. The Underwoods came ten years before Dr. Hall laid out the town of Virginia, in Cass County. The old soldier lived on this land until 1844 when he died at the age of eighty one, leaving a son, Phineas, Jr., and a daughter, Rachel. The body was laid to rest in the old Halsey Smith burial ground, three miles west of Virginia. Phineas Underwood, Jr., his wife, and one of their sons were also buried in this old cemetery. Other members of the family were interred nearby, buy when a granddaughter, Rachel Anderson, died April 3, 1901, at the age of sixty-seven, her children purchased a lot in Walnut Ridge cemetery in Virginia. The children of Rachel Anderson consented to the body being removed to that plot. The head of the DAR in Springfield, IL manifested a great interest in his removal and agreed to apply for a U.S. Government marker for the grave. The Virginia GAR contributed to the cost of the removal. The remains now lie in Walnut Ridge cemetery. (Halsey Smith cemetery is better known as Powell cemetery.)
Father: Timothy Underwood b: 11 APR 1724 in Westford, Middlesex, MA
Mother: Rachel Russell b: ABT 1731 in MA
Marriage 1 Sarah Burly b: 13 MAR 1768
Children
Phineas Underwood b: ABT 1801 in NY
Rachel Underwood
More About Phineas Underwood:
Burial: Walnut Ridge Cemetery, Virginia, Illinois
More About Sarah Burly:
Burial: Kings Bridge
Children of Phineas Underwood and Sarah Burly are:
76 i.
Phineas Underwood, born March 28, 1801 in New York; died March 28, 1884 in Cass County, Illinois; married
Susan Sarah Ann Appleton May 16, 1825 in New York, New York.
ii.
Rachel Underwood
154.
Thomas Appleton
He married 155.
Mary.
155.
Mary
Child of Thomas Appleton and Mary is:
77 i.
Susan Sarah Ann Appleton, born April 11, 1803 in Boston, MA; died July 18, 1859; married
Phineas Underwood May 16, 1825 in New York, New York.
232.
Bartley Heaton
, died in Wigan, Lancastershire, England.
Child of Bartley Heaton is:
116 i.
Dennis Heaton, born in Wigan, Lancastershire, England; died 1816 in Wigan, Lancastershire, England; married
Kate Bartley.
240.
Edward Nicks
, died Abt. 1805. He married 241.
Milly Akin June 28, 1797 in Oglethorpe County, Ga..
241.
Milly Akin
She was the daughter of 482.
James Akin and 483.
Francis unknown.
Child of Edward Nicks and Milly Akin is:
120 i.
Obediah Nix, born May 11, 1798 in Georgia; died January 28, 1859 in Texas; married
Luvicy Bruce.
242.
Anderson Bruce
He married 243.
Sarah Manning.
243.
Sarah Manning
Children of Anderson Bruce and Sarah Manning are:
121 i.
Luvicy Bruce, born April 27, 1798; died December 21, 1890 in Fannin County, Texas; married
Obediah Nix.
ii.
Manning A. Bruce, born Abt. 1810 in Rutherford Co, Tennessee; married
Mary Elizabeth Novall December 05, 1878 in Springfield, Illinois; born Abt. 1838.
Notes for Manning A. Bruce:
Thursday, August 9, 1855.
Springfield, IL.
Lincoln receives letter from Owen Lovejoy of Princeton. CW, 2:316.
He also has execution of Stigleman, Johnson and Guild against Manning A. Bruce levied on land which Bruce had mortgaged, and files certificate of levy for record. Herndon later (September 1857) gets judgment by default for $138.05. MH—Original Record.
iii.
Thomas J. Bruce
244.
Isaac Mitchell, Sr
, died Bef. 1785 in VA. He married 245.
Elizabeth Hickman Bef. 1771 in VA.
245.
Elizabeth Hickman
, born Abt. 1745 in VA; died February 25, 1831 in Christian, Kentucky. She was the daughter of 490.
Thomas Hickman and 491.
Sarah Sanderson.
Notes for Elizabeth Hickman:
ID: I607
Name: Elizabeth Hickman
Surname: Hickman
Given Name: Elizabeth
Sex: F
Birth: 1750 in Virginia
Death: 1831 in , Christian, Kentucky
_UID: A758F5F91F3ED5118D76C40444287019F07B
Note:
"From The Easton Enterprise, August 18, 1932 (Easton, IL) "Genealogy of the Samuell Family" by William Lee, husband of Ella Samuell Lee. Revised by Dudley Samuell: Andrew, his wife, Sarah, Sarahs' mother, Elizabeth (Hickman Mitchell Broaddus) and her two Mitchell children joined a party of pioneers (included Isaac Mitchell, Jr, see notes on Mitchell family page, and James M Samuell) who immigrated from VA in 1815 to the southwest part of Trigg Co. (now Christian), KY near the present city of Hopkinsville. They were the only member is his family to brave the hardships of a venture into a then very wild and unsettled new country."
In Probated Will (5 Sep 1831, Christian Co., KY) of Elizabeth Hickman Mitchell Broaddus in "The Samuell/Samuel Families of Tidewater Virginia" by Dorothy S Samuel, Southern Historical Press (1997), p.31:
"First: she gave a young mare to her granddaughter Eliza Ann Samuell. Second: she gave all her household and kitchen furniture to her grandson Thomas A Samuell and all her stock (hogs, cattle, etc.). Third: Her interest in negro Daniel to be equally divided between her son Isaac Mitchell (Jr) and her two daughters, Elizabeth Taylor and Sarah Redd Samuell. Thomas A Samuell executor."
Change Date: 9 Mar 2004 at 17:06:52
Marriage 1 Isaac Mitchell Sr
Married: BEF 1771
Children
Isaac Mitchell Jr. b: 1 Jan 1771 in Virginia
More About Elizabeth Hickman:
Emigration: 1815, From VA to KY
Children of Isaac Mitchell and Elizabeth Hickman are:
122 i.
Isaac Mitchell, Jr, born January 01, 1771 in Virginia; died July 20, 1863 in Bath, Mason Co., Illinois; married (1)
Frances Stribling February 28, 1811 in Russelville, Logan Co, KY; married (2)
Anna Robertson December 10, 1840 in Morgan, Co., Illinois.
ii.
Elizabeth Mitchell, born 1778 in Northumberland, VA; married
Taylor.
iii.
Two more children? Mitchell
246.
Thomas Stribling
, born October 22, 1766 in Stafford Co., Virginia; died April 10, 1827 in 7 miles from Russellville, Kentucky. He was the son of 492.
Colclough Stribling and 493.
Frances Martin. He married 247.
Elizabeth Ayers.
247.
Elizabeth Ayers
, born June 11, 1769 in Farquier Co. Virginia; died June 16, 1834. She was the daughter of 494.
Thomas Ayers and 495.
Mildred.
Notes for Elizabeth Ayers:
Elizabeth Ayers Stribling emigrated to Morgan Co, Illinois in the Fall of 1827 with her son Benjamin and his family. In 1830 they moved to Cass Co, Illinois near (N. West of) the town of Virginia. She is buried in the Stribling family graveyard on the farm owned by her son Benjamin at the time of her death. Eventually all of her other living children, Milly Martin Stribling Horn, Frances Stribling Mitchell, and William Cohely (Colclough) Stribling became residents of central Illinois. Joel died in Logan Co, KY 4-22-1826.
More About Elizabeth Ayers:
Burial: Stribling family cemetery on the Stribling farm, near Virginia, in Cass County, Illinois
Residence: 1827, Morgan Co., IL
Children of Thomas Stribling and Elizabeth Ayers are:
i.
Milly Martin Stribling, born October 19, 1791 in Stafford Co., VA; died June 08, 1860 in Peru, NE; married
Reddick Horn February 02, 1811; born January 06, 1791 in Charlestown District, Dorchester Co, St. Georges Parish, SC; died January 08, 1860 in Peru, NE.
Notes for Reddick Horn:
Scots-Irish in Virginia, Vol. 1
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Jacksonville, Ill., 7th January, 1833. Letter by Nancy W. Horn, recommending Rev. Reddick Horn, whose daughter, Susan, married Abram N. Mills, who has another wife in Virginia.
Name: Reddick Horn
Nature of Claim: Compensation for services as chaplain in Black Hawk war
Congress: 25
Session: 2
Manner Brought: Documents
Journal Page: 87
Referred to Committee: Claims
More About Reddick Horn:
Residence: 1820, Russellville, Logan, KY
123 ii.
Frances Stribling, born March 13, 1793 in Stafford Co., VA; died April 28, 1840 in Morgan Co, IL; married
Isaac Mitchell, Jr February 28, 1811 in Russelville, Logan Co, KY.
iii.
William Cohely Stribling, born March 18, 1795 in Stafford Co., VA; died December 18, 1872 in Jacksonville, IL; married
Mahala Becraft; born September 27, 1804; died November 20, 1891 in Jacksonville, IL.
Notes for William Cohely Stribling:
Became a Methodist Minister. Lived near Salem Church 3 mi East of Jacksonville. It was one of the earliest religeous societies formed in the county. It was noted for the residence of a remarkably gifted and singular minister, Rev. William Stribling". Illinois Historical Journal Vo. 4 p. 310 says "Among early preachers in Illinois were some noted for various eccentricities, William C. Stribling was an illustration of this. He was a very able and eloquent preacher. His command of language was most extraordinary. He asministered the following reproof to a user of tobacco: "venerable sir, the doleterious effluvia eminating from your tobacconistic reservoir so overshadows our occular optics and so obfuscates our sensorium that our respirable apparatus must shortly be obtunded unless, through your abundant suavity and pre-eminent politeness, you will disimbogue that illusinistic tube from the stimulating and stermatatory ingredient, which replenishes the rotundity of the vastness of its concavity."
More About William Cohely Stribling:
Religion: Methodist Minister
Residence: 1803, Logan County, KY
iv.
Benjamin Stribling, born February 11, 1797 in Stafford Co., VA; died June 25, 1881 in Virginia, Illinois; married (1)
Nancy Washburn December 10, 1818 in Russelville, Logan Co, KY; died September 12, 1845; married (2)
Lucy Ann Rew March 26, 1846 in Rev Reddick Horn conducted the ceremony; born 1804 in New York.
Notes for Benjamin Stribling:
Born about 8 o'clock in the morning in Stafford Co., Va. Went to live 7 miles from Russellville, Logan, Co., Ky in 1803. Left there in the fall of 1827 for Morgan County, IL. Lived there untill 1830 when he moved to Cass, County, IL NW of Virginia, IL. Died there 6-25-1881 (Death certificate at Co. courthouse. 1880 on tombstone.)
m. (1st) Nancy Washburn b.___ d. 9-12-184(5)? Broken off tombstone in Stribling family graveyard in home farm NW of Virginia.
m (2nd) Lucy Ann Rew. Rev. Reddick Horn, husband of Milly Martin Stribling conducted the ceremony. Res. in Virginia and Beardstown, IL.
More About Benjamin Stribling:
Immigration: 1803, Moved to Kentucky
More About Nancy Washburn:
Burial: Stribling family graveyard NW of Virginia, Illinois
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