Showing posts with label Phillips. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Phillips. Show all posts

Sunday, February 09, 2020

Descendants of Luman Walker Lemasters & Mary Keziah Chew Facebook Group

Trying to gather information on more recent generations and helping to share family memories, photos and stay connected - I created a Facebook group page for descendants of my paternal 2nd-great grandparents, Luman Walker Lemasters and Mary Keziah Chew.

Luman Walker Lemasters Jr. (b.19 Oct 1842 Shelby Co., OH; d. 18 Nov 1931 Salamonia, Jay Co., IN) & Mary Keziah Chew (b. 13 Feb 1847 Mt. Holly, Burlington Co., NJ; d. 22 Feb 1927 Madison Twp., Jay Co., IN) were married 2 Oct 1864 at Versailles, Darke Co., OH.  

They were the parents of the following children:

Beulah Sarah (1865-1940) m. Lynn Lumas Rockwell 
Luman Cooper (1867-1933) m. Barbara Isabel Wehrly 
Phillip D. (1869-1869)
William Clifford (1870-1922) m(1). Lella Edith Lewis m(2). Willie Pannill Brown 
Mary Elsie (1873-19420 m. Matthias Jefferson Atkinson 
Bertha Fidelia (1874-1922) m. John Henry Yaeger 
Ord Otterbein (1876-1937) m. Emma W.G. Garmhausen
Edith Mabel (1879-1949) m. Henry Christian Meinholtz 
Una Maude (1884-1968) m. Senator Winfield Phillips 
Arthur Raymond (1885-1971) m. Maude Gertrude McLaughlin 
Vernon Walker (1888-1955) m. Helen Louise Garmhausen 


Spelling variations of the surname sometimes included a final 's' and capital 'M'.  Most common spelling of the surname today is LeMaster.

 
Descendants of Luman Walker Lemasters Jr. & Mary Keziah Chew
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For descendants of the various LeMaster families who descend from Luman Walker Lemasters Jr. (1842-1931) & Mary Keziah Chew (1847-1922).



 

Wednesday, April 19, 2017

Obituary : Bertha (LeMaster) Yeager, Brazil Daily Times, 16 March 1922



"Prominent Woman Dies Suddenly," obituary, Brazil Daily Times (Brazil, Indiana), 16 March 1922, page 1; digital image, Newspapers.com (www.newspapers.com : 18 Feb 2017 ).

PROMINENT WOMAN DIES SUDDENLY

Mrs. John Yeager Died At A Local Hospital Shortly After Noon Today After A Short Illness

Was Prominent In Church Affairs

Was Also a Leader in Civic and Social Circles - Survived by a Husband and Six Children - Funeral to be Announced Later

Mrs. Bertha Yeager, wife of Prof. John H. Yeager, principal of the Meridian street school, of 604 South Walnut street, died very suddenly at a local hospital at 12:45 o'clock this afternoon.  The deceased underwent a serious operation last Sunday and apparently was improving, but this morning she suffered a relapse and complications of heart trouble resulted in her death.

Mrs. Yeager was 47 years old and was one of ten children born to Mr. and Mrs. LeMaster, of Portland, Ind., and was the first member of the family to die.  She is survived by the husband and six children, Clarence, a student at Purdue University; Mary, Helen, John Vernon, George and Luther Yeager, all of this city.  She is also survived by the parents, Mr. and Mrs. LeMaster, of Portland, and four sisters and five brothers, as follows : Mrs. Beulah Rockwell of Fort Recovery, O.; Mrs. Elsie Atkinson, of Portland; Mrs. Maud Phillips, of Nebraska; Mrs. Edith Meinholtz, of Colorado; Cooper and Clifford LeMaster, of Portland; Dr. O.O. LeMaster and Dr. W.W. LeMaster, of Sidney, O., and Arthur LeMaster, of Decatur.

The deceased had been a prominent worker in church affairs in Brazil for a number of years.  She was also a leader in civic and social circles and in all movements for the benefit of the city and its civic life.  She was a member of the First M.E. Church, a teacher in the Mothers' Cradle Roll class, an industrious worker in the Woman's League, a member of the Evening Choir and of the Home Missionary Society and was also formerly president of the Child Welfare section of the Women's Christian Temperance Union.  She was also a member of the Royal Neighbors.  Mrs. Yeager was a devoted mother and a pleasant and helpful neighbor and her untimely death will be mourned by a large circle of friends. 

The funeral arrangements will be announced later.

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Bertha was my paternal great grandaunt, sister of my ancestor, Luman Cooper LeMaster.  This was the local obituary in the Brazil newspaper, I had previously written a post about the obituary that was posted in the Portland, Indiana paper.

Wednesday, February 01, 2017

Plaque Listing Madison County Indiana Recorders

While doing some research last year in the Madison County, Indiana Recorder's Office, I noticed this plaque which listed the names of all of the Recorders who have served through the years.

Plaque in Madison County, Indian Recorder's Office
Anderson, Indiana
My maternal great aunt, Martha (Phillips) Lambertson, served as the Recorder from 1979 to 1986.


I had previously written a blog post about her career in politics, when she was elected to two terms as a Republican.

Looking at the other names on the plaque, I did not see any others that I recognized as being related.

Tuesday, January 07, 2014

Exploratory Data Analysis Through 2x-Great Grandaunts & Uncles

Though it took much longer that I had hoped, have finally finished by series of exploratory data analysis through my 2x-great grandaunts and granduncles.  Previously, I had written about my results through my 2x-great grandparents.  My next steps are to move on to my 3x-great grandparents as well as start work on some of Eileen's ancestors and Corinne's ancestors.

Working on this series has allowed me to find out where there are gaps in my research and has added much data.  Now I just need to follow up with my "to-do" lists before my next research trip to make sure I use my time effectively.

Here are the links to posts about the exploratory data analysis posts for my 2x-great grandaunts and granduncles:

Thursday, May 02, 2013

Graduating Class of Portland High School, 1903

Portland - The senior class of 1903 posed for the annual high school picture.  They are, first row, left to right, Ollie Fleming, Dessie Kinsey Leonard, Maude LeMaster, Myrtle Suman Keith; second row, Beryl Fleming Sasser, Pearl Wetzel Swartz, Esther Bosworth Rines, Pearl Haines Hotsenpiller, Artie Metz, Don Hall, Margaret Brubaker Milley; third row, Pearl Nichols Jones, Carrie Tate Liffring, Carrie Reber, Ada Cecil Close McLeod, Maude Spade Tormohlen, Ina Holloway Burke, Edna Lawrence Williams; fourth row, Earl Pierce, Harlo Hakes Ferris, Milo Culbert and Philo W. Journey.

Photo of the graduating class of Portland High School, Portland, Jay County, Indiana includes my paternal 2nd-great grandaunt, Una Maude (LeMaster) Phillips (1884-1968).  This clipping was found at the Jay County Historical Society in Portland.

Thursday, March 28, 2013

Exploratory Data Analysis: Una Maude (LeMaster) Phillips (1884-1968)

Una Maude (LeMaster) Phillips


Una Maude (LeMaster) Phillips (1884-1968) was my paternal great-grandaunt. What follows is an exploratory data analysis of the biographical data I have discovered about her.

1. Vital Records

     1.1. Birth Certificate

          Una Maude was born April 26, 1884 in Jay County, Indiana.  I do not yet have a copy of her birth certificate.  Will add this to my list of "to-do" items for my next research trip.

          1.1.1. Birth Notice in Newspaper

               Will need to search contemporary newspapers to see if mention was made of Maude's birth.

          1.1.2. Bible Record

               I am not aware of any surviving Bible records from the LeMaster family. Will continue to reach out to extended family in hopes that one does exist.

          1.1.3. Baptismal Record

               I am not aware of any baptismal record for Una Maude.  The family was affiliated with the Methodist Episcopal church in Salamonia, Indiana.

          1.1.4. Adoption Record

               There is no indication that Una Maude was adopted.

     1.2. Marriage License

           Una Maude married Senator Winfield Phillips on December 22, 1907 in Jay County, Indiana.  I do not have a copy of their marriage license.  Will add this to my list of "to-do" items for my next research trip.

          1.2.1. Marriage notice in newspaper

               Will need to search contemporary newspaper accounts to see if mention of Una Maude and Senator's wedding.

          1.2.2. Anniversary notice

               Una Maude and Senator's 25th wedding anniversary would have been December 22, 1932.  Their 50th wedding anniversary would have been December 22, 1957.  Will need to search contemporary newspapers to see if any mention was made of anniversary celebrations.

          1.2.3. Divorce decree

               There is no indication that Maude and Senator were ever divorced.

     1.3. Death Certificate

           Una Maude died September 13, 1968 in David City, Butler County, Nebraska.  I do not have a copy of her death certificate.  Will add this to my list of "to-do" items.

          1.3.1. Obituary in newspaper

               Una Maude's obituary appeared in the September 16, 1968 edition of the Commercial-Review in Portland, Indiana1.  This obituary was the subject of a previous post.

               Will need to seek out a copy of her obituary in the local David City newspapers.

          1.3.2. Funeral home records

               When I've obtained a copy of her obituary from the local newspaper, will know which funeral home handled her arrangements.  Will then need to see if they have any records available.

          1.3.3. Tombstone photograph

               Will need to add obtaining a photograph of Una Maude's tombstone to my list of "to-do" items.

2. Census Records

     2.1. Federal Census Records

          2.1.1. 1940 Federal Census

               On April 23, 1940, Una Maude was enumerated in the Senator W. Phillips household in David City, Butler County, Nebraska2, as Una Maude, age 55, married, born in Indiana. She had resided at the same residence in 1935.  She had completed 1 year of college.  No occupation was listed.  Living in the household was her husband, Senator, age 56, born in Kansas, a veterinarian who owned his own practice.

          2.1.2. 1930 Federal Census

               On April 1, 1930, Una Maude was enumerated in the Senator W. Phillips household in David City, Butler County, Nebraska3, as Una Maude, age 45, married, born in Indiana.  She could read and write.  Her father was born in Ohio, her mother in New Jersey.  No occupation was listed.  Living in the household was her husband, Senator W., age 46, born in Kansas, a veterinarian, and son Donald, age 20, born in Oklahoma, and daughter Mary, age 19, born in Missouri.

          2.1.3. 1920 Federal Census

               On January 7, 1920, Una Maude was enumerated in the Senator W. Phillips household in the 4th district of David City, Butler County, Nebraska4, as Una M., age 35, married, born in Indiana.  She could read and write. Her father was born in Ohio and her mother in New York.  No occupation was listed.  Living in the household was her husband, Senator W., age 36, born in Kansas, a veterinarian, and son Donald, age 10, born in Oklahoma, and daughter, Mary, age 8, born in Missouri.

          2.1.4. 1910 Federal Census

               On April 25, 1910, Una Maude was enumerated in the Senator Phillips household in Sulphur City, Murray County, Oklahoma5, as Maud Phillips, age 25, married, born in Indiana.  She had been married for two years and was the mother of one child.  Her father was listed as being born in Mississippi and her mother in Missouri.  She could read and write and spoke English.  Living in the household was her husband, Senator, age 26, born in Kansas, a veterinarian surgeon, and son Donald K., age 1, born in Oklahoma.

          2.1.5. 1900 Federal Census

               On June 4, 1900, Una Maude was enumerated in the Luman C. Lemasters household in Madison Township, Jay County, Indiana6, as Una M. Lemasters, age 16, born April 1884 in Indiana.  Her father was born in Ohio and her mother in New Jersey.  She attended school and could read and write and spoke English.

     2.2. State Census Records

          The State of Indiana conducted state census in 1853, 1857, 1871, 1883, 1889, 1901, 1913 and 1921.  These, however, were merely for the purposes of legislative apportionment.

          The State of Nebraska conducted state census, but they were in the period before Una Maude was living in there.


     2.3. Agricultural Census Records

          I have not yet investigated these types of records to see what information they might shed on the Phillips household.

3. Military Records

     3.1. Draft Registration

          Not applicable, as Una Maude was female.

     3.2. Pension Records

          I am not aware of any military service by her husband or father that would have made Una Maude eligible for a military pension.  Her father served in the Civil War, but I don't believe she ever received any minor's benefits.

     3.3. Service Records

          Not applicable, as Una Maude was female.

4. Land Records

     4.1. Deed Records

          Deed records need to be thoroughly searched in Murray County, Oklahoma and Butler County, Nebraska to see what items might mention Senator and Una Maude.  Will add this to my list of "to-do" items.

     4.2. Plat map / county map

          Plat maps were published for Butler County, Nebraska that might aid in my research.  Will contact the local historical society and see what information these maps might contain.

5. Supplemental records

     Supplemental records available for research on Una Maude include city/county directories, court records and will and probate records.  Will add these to my "to-do" items for my next research trip.

     In 1922, Una Maude was listed as a resident of David City, Nebraska, in the obituary of her sister, Bertha7.

     In 1927, Una Maude was listed as a resident of David City, Nebraska, in the obituary of her mother8.

     In 1931, Una Maude was listed as a resident of David City, Nebraska, in the obituary of her father9.

     In 1933, Una Maude was listed as a resident of David City, Nebraska, in the obituary of her brother, Luman Cooper10.

Sources:

1. Maude Phillips obituary, Commercial-Review, Portland, Indiana, USA, September 16, 1968, page 8.
2. 1940 U.S. census, Butler County, Nebraska, population schedule, David City, enumeration district (ED) 12-5B, SD 1, sheet 11A, dwelling 229, household 262; digital images, Ancestry.com (www.ancestry.com : accessed 26 March 2013); National Archives, Washington, D.C.
3. 1930 U.S. census, Butler County, Nebraska, population schedule, David City, enumeration district (ED) 12-5, SD 6, sheet 1A, 229 D Street, dwelling 7, family 7; digital images, Ancestry.com (www.ancestry.com : accessed 27 March 2013); National Archives, Washington, D.C.
4. 1920 U.S. census, Butler County, Nebraska, population schedule, David City, enumeration district (ED) 4, SD 4, sheet 6B, dwelling 151, family 156; digital images, Ancestry.com (www.ancestry.com : accessed 27 March 2013); National Archives, Washington, D.C.
5. Senator Phillips household, 1910 U.S. census, population schedule, Sulphur City, Murray County, Oklahoma, ED 208, SD 4, sheet 6B, dwelling 131, family 131; National Archives micropublication T624, roll 1263, page 89.
6. Luman C. Lemasters household, 1900 U.S. census, Jay County, Indiana, population schedule, Madison Township, ED 62, SD 67, sheet 3, dwelling 59, family 60, National Archives micropublication T623, roll 380
7. Mrs. John H. Yeager obituary, Commercial-Review, Portland, Indiana, USA, March 17, 1922, page 2.
8. Mary K. LeMaster obituary, Commercial-Review, Portland, Indiana, USA, February 22, 1927, page 1.
9. L.W. Lemasters obituary, Commercial-Review, Portland, Indiana, USA, November 18, 1931, page 1.
10. Cooper LeMaster obituary, Commercial-Review, Portland, Indiana, USA, February 13, 1933, page 1. 


This post was developed as part of the series relating to Building My 2011 Research Template, an attempt to systematically document and source the details of my ancestors' lives. Comments regarding this template and the conclusions drawn in this article are welcomed.

Monday, September 10, 2012

On This Day : September 10

1641 - Ruth HUBBARD born in Agawam (now Springfield), Massachusetts.  Ruth was the daughter of Samuel HUBBARD and Tacy COOPER.  Ruth was my 8x-great grandmother.

1705 - Elizabeth PHILLIPS born.  Elizabeth was the daughter of Bartholomew PHILLIPS and Mary CRANDALL.

1753 - Torey MAXSON married Martha LANPHERE in Westerly, Rhode Island.  Torey was the son of John MAXSON and Hannah MAXSON.

1767 - Amos LUNDY married Ann COLLINS.  Amos was the son of Richard LUNDY and Ann WILLSON.

1779 - James HIGGINS died.  James was the son of Jediah H. HIGGINS and Hannah STOUT.

1795 - Ephraim MAXSON died in New Salem, Virginia.  Ephraim was the son of Joseph MAXSON and Bethiah MAXSON.  Ephraim was my 5x-great grandfather.

1809 - John Newton LOGAN born.  John was the son of John LOGAN and Rachel McPHEETERS.

1812 - Thomas John CHEW married Abby Hortense HALLAM.  Thomas was the son of Samuel CHEW and Lucy MILLER.

1821 - Nathan YOUNG died in Pickaway County, Ohio.  Nathan was the son of Charles YOUNG and Nancy SCOTHORN.

1829 - Esther BEALS married Jacob CARSON in Clinton County, Ohio.  Esther was the daughter of John BEALS and Mary JOHNSON.

1845 - Asa BALES died.  Asa was the son of Jacob BEALS and Mary ________.

1846 - Anna Marie Ilsbein KAHRE died in Kummerdingsen, Westphalia.  Anna was Corinne's 6x-great grandmother.

1849 - Nathaniel Pendleton TAYLOR died.  Nathaniel was the son of James TAYLOR and Ann PENDLETON.

1856 - Nathan H. BEALS married Sarah J. JOHNSON.  Nathan was the son of Nathan C. BEALS and Elizabeth CHEW.

1865 - James Alfred KING born in Frankton, Madison County, Indiana.  James was the son of Daniel KING and Elizabeth SHAW.

1870 - Mary Belle LEE born.  Mary was the daughter of Anderson LEE and Louisa Jane BRANHAM.

1874 - Phillip Elsworth LEMASTERS born in Jay County, Indiana.  Phillip was the son of William Wesley LEMASTERS and Milinda Margaret HALFHILL.

1892 - Ruth JOHNSON born in Madison County, Indiana.  Ruth was the daughter of John M. JOHNSON and Martha PIERCE.

1895 - Grace Violet SWAFFORD born in Ray County, Missouri.  Grace was the daughter of James Calvin SWAFFORD and Louisa Catherine LEE.

1906 - Florence Lucille LEWIS born in Dora, Wabash County, Indiana.  Florence was the daughter of Lawrence Solomon LEWIS and Ruth Alice SILLS.

1909 - Josephine Alice HEATON born.  Josephine was the daughter of Floyd Wesley HEATON and Nell Ellis WOOD.

1924 - Amanda Matilda OVER died in Lodi, Medina County, Ohio.  Amanda was the daughter of David SHERRICK and Susan JACOBS.

1945 - Hubert LEMASTERS died in Ord, Valley County, Nebraska.  Hubert was the son of Jacob LEMASTERS and Sarah Ann HALFHILL.

Saturday, August 11, 2012

On This Day : August 11th

1703 - Joseph PHILLIPS born.  Joseph was the son of Bartholomew PHILLIPS and Mary CRANDALL.


1732 - Catherine VANDERVEER born.  Catherine was the daughter of Michael VANDERVEER and Belitja SNYDAM.  Catherine was my 6x-great grandmother.


1792 - Sally POTTER born.  Sally was the daughter of George POTTER and Mary STILLMAN.


1793 - Peter KIMMER born.  Peter was the son of Nicholas KIMMER and Sarah FAYLER.


1802 - Prudence HIATT married James STANLEY.  Prudence was the daughter of William HIATT and Charity WILLIAMS.


1813 - John HIGGINS born in Flemington, Hunterdon County, New Jersey.  John was the son of Judiah HIGGINS and Mary QUICK.


1821 - Orlando P. COY born.  Orlando was the son of John COY and Almina PIERCE.


1826 - Elvira HUNT married William W. BOWMAN in Guilford County, North Carolina.  Elvira was the daughter of Isom HUNT and Margaret BUNDY.


1841 - Christina LEWIS born in Wayne County, Indiana.  Christina was the daughter of Solomon LEWIS and Margaret RINEHART.


1846 - John Jackson CUMMINGS born in Winston County, Alabama.  John was the son of Abner CUMMINGS and Mary WRIGHT.


1855 - Hannah MILLS married Isaac S. POE in Morgan County, Indiana.  Hannah was the daughter of Henry MILLS and Hannah WOODWARD.  Isaac was the son of John W. POE and Elizabeth RAINS.  They were my 4x-great grandparents.


1856 - Samuel PHILBRICK died.  Samuel was the son of John PHILBRICK and Sally JEWETT.


1859 - Francis W. POE born in Morgan County, Indiana.  Francis was the son of Isaac S. POE and Hannah MILLS.


1862 - Jacob SHIRK died in Cocalico Township, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.  Jacob was the son of Michael SHIRK and Barbara FLICKINGER.


1869 - Alonzo H. MORRISTON born.  Alonzo was the son of Alonzo T. MORRISTON and Rebecca A. WAMSLEY.


1874 - Lula Iona DAVIS born in Doddridge County, West Virginia.  Lula was the daughter of Stillman Coon DAVIS and Keziah DAVIS.


1879 - Isaiah DUFFEY died.  Isaiah was the son of Daniel DUFFEY and Susanna FREEZE.


1894 - Wilbur DUFFEY born. Wilbur was the son of Isaac Fremont DUFFEY and Della BENJAMIN.


1904 - Ruby Gladys SWAFFORD born in Ray County, Missouri.  Ruby was the daughter of John William SWAFFORD and Viola Mae MILLER.


1921 - Lillian PIERCE died in Alexandria, Madison County, Indiana.  Lillian was the daughter of William Francis PIERCE and Clara PENISTEN.

1943 - Edna GAINES died.  Edna was the daughter of Reuben H. DAVIS and Sarah McCLOY.

Friday, April 27, 2012

On This Day : April 27

1567 - John WALLER born in Rattlesden, Suffolk, England.  John was my 13x-great grandfather.


1727 - Matthew MAXSON born.  Matthew was the son of John MAXSON and Thankful RANDALL.


1760 - Johannis ANTONIDES born.  Johannis was the son of Pieter ANTONIDES and Catherine VANDERVEER.


1764 - Nathan MAXSON married Elizabeth BROWN.  Nathan was the son of Joseph MAXSON and Bethia MAXSON.


1764 - Ephraim MAXSON married Elisabeth DAVIS in Monmouth County, New Jersey.  Ephraim was the son of Joseph MAXSON and Bethia MAXSON.  Elisabeth was the daughter of Thomas William DAVIS and Tacy CRANDALL.  They were my 5x-great grandparents.


1781 - Elijah PIERCE born.  Elijah was the son of Seth PIERCE and Bethiah FIELD.


1789 - Abijah HEATON born.  Abijah was the son of William HEATON and Abigail ________.


1792 - Keziah BOND married Daniel NORTH.  Keziah was the daughter of Edward BOND and Elizabeth Ann MILLS.


1796 - Pieter ANTONIDES died in Flatbush, New York.  Pieter was the son of Johannis ANTONIDES and Johanna KOUWENHOVEN.


1816 - Joseph WARDLAW born.  Joseph was the son of Hugh WARDLAW and Rebecca HIRONS.


1820 - Curtis JACKSON married Rebecca SMITH.  Curtis was the son of Curtis JACKSON and Ruth BEALS.


1825 - Stephen M. YOUNG born.  Stephen was the son of Phillip YOUNG and Nancy Ann McLANE.


1843 - Thomas Atkinson CHEW married Abigail A. LEONARD.  Thomas was the son of Thomas CHEW and Mary ATKINSON.


1845 - Nancy T. POE married Aaron RAINS in Morgan County, Indiana.  Nancy was the daughter of John W. POE and Elizabeth RAINS.


1847 - Matilda JACOBS married George COOK in Wayne County, Ohio.  Matilda was the daughter of David JACOBS and Barbara BYERS.


1856 - Isaac Fremont DUFFEY born in Indiana.  Isaac was the son of Daniel DUFFEY and Susanna FREEZE.


1856 - Jane DAVIS died in West Union, Doddridge County, Virginia.  Jane was the daughter of Cornelius SUTTON and Elizabeth APPLEGATE.


1856 - John WILLIAMS died.  John was the son of Richard WILLIAMS and Prudence BEALS.


1863 - Louisa Catherine LEE born in Ray County, Missouri.  Louisa was the daughter of Robert E. LEE and Frances A. CROWLEY.


1882 - Judiah J. HIGGINS died.  Judiah was the son of Judiah HIGGINS and Mary QUICK.


1882 - Ella CHEW born in Jay County, Indiana.  Ella was the daughter of Charles Alexander West CHEW and Rebecca F. SHUMAKER.


1893 - Joseph Frank DUFFEY died.  Joseph was the son of Daniel F. DUFFEY and Susannah LEEDY.


1898 - John Dewey POE born in Norton, Norton County, Kansas.  John was the son of Curtis W. POE and Lillian S. PHEBUS.


1904 - Rolland Albert DAVIS born.  Rolland was the son of Winchester Journey DAVIS and Lula Iona DAVIS.


1904 - Freda Claire LeMASTER born in Salamonia, Jay County, Indiana.  Freda was the daughter of Luman Cooper LeMASTERS and Barbara Isabel WEHRLY.


1909 - Donald Keith PHILLIPS born in Henryetta, Oklahoma.  Donald was the son of Senator Winfield PHILLIPS and Una Maude LeMASTERS.

Monday, March 19, 2012

On This Day : March 19

1627 - John WOODBURY married Agnes NAPPER in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts.  John was the son of John WOODBURY and ________.  Agnes was the daughter of Thomas NAPPER and ________.  They were my 11x great-grandparents.


1706 - Samuel WILLSON born in Chesterton Township, Burlington County, New Jersey.  Samuel was the son of Samuel WILLSON and Hester OVERTON.  Samuel was my 8x great-grandfather.


1743 - Amy ALLEN married Phillip WARD.  Amy was the daughter of John ALLEN and Amy COX.


1770 - Temperance HALL married Daniel BURDICK in Hopkinton, Rhode Island. Temperance was the daughter of Benjamin HALL and Penelope PALMITTER.


1772 - Ernst Heinrich KAHRE born in Kummersdingsen, Westphalia.  Ernst was the son of Johann Friedrich KAHRE and Anna Marie Wilhelmine KIRSCHOFF.


1775 - Rachel CHAMNESS died.  Rachel was the daughter of Richard BEESON and Charity GRUBB.


1781 - Abigail HEATON married Abraham LAKE.  Abigail was the daughter of Samuel HEATON and ________.


1800 - Caleb BALES married Ann SMITH.  Caleb was the son of William BEALS and Rachel GREEN.


1836 - Keziah DAVIS born.  Keziah was the daughter of Ehud DAVIS and Catherine DAVIS.


1856 - Silas Dunbar YOUNG married Mary Jane MUNCH.  Silas was the son of Phillip YOUNG and Keziah CURTIS.


1858 - Phebe GREGG died in Knox County, Illinois.  Phebe was the daughter of Thomas SUMNER and Hannah HIATT.


1908 - William Everett GILLILAND married Maude Nell ARTHUR in Monroe County, Indiana.  William was the son of Robert Farrell GILLILAND and Mary Ellen SWAFFORD.


1892 - Catherine KANAGY died.  Catherine was the daughter of David JACOBS and Barbara BYERS.


1896 - Carl MILLER born in Evansville, Vanderburgh County, Indiana.  Carl was the son of Mathias MILLER and Elizabeth SCHAEFFER.


1897 - Samuel S. LAMBERTSON married Ida M. STONE in Tipton County, Indiana.  Samuel was the son of Carey W. LAMBERTSON and Clara E. COOK.


1900 - Dorothy Dot LeMASTER born in Salamonia, Jay County, Indiana.  Dorothy was the daughter of Luman Cooper LeMASTERS and Barbara Isabel WEHRLY.


1908 - Bessie Elizabeth McLANE married William Francis McOWEN.  Bessie was the daughter of John McLANE and Emma Isabelle DINSMORE.


1913 - Christopher SILLS died in Dora, Wabash County, Indiana.  Christopher was the son of George SILLS and Mary GRIMES.  Christopher was Eileen's 2x great-grandfather.


1914 - Abraham Leander SHERRICK married Elsie V. CROSS in Lima, Allen County, Ohio.  Abraham was the son of David SHERRICK and Susan JACOBS.


1941 - Elizabeth Cassandra PHILLIPS died in Oakland, California.  Elizabeth was the daughter of Lemuel Daugherty BECKETT and Sarah Springer CHEW.


1950 - Patsey PEEPLES died in Marshall County, Indiana.  Patsey was the daughter of Daniel FISHER and Susanna REEVES.  Patsey was Eileen's 3x great-grandmother.


1979 - Hallie Marie MILLER died in Evansville, Vanderburgh County, Indiana.  Marie was the daughter of Alpha Revis CHIVLARE and Clara Belle FOLLOWAY.  Marie was Corinne's great-grandmother.

Tuesday, March 13, 2012

On This Day : March 13

1714 - Jabesh HEATON born.  Jabesh was the son of Samuel HEATON and Susan HAWES.


1740 - Anna Katherine KAHRE died.  Anna was Corinne's 8x great-grandmother.


1752 - John STILLMAN born.  John was the son of John STILLMAN and Molly CLARKE.


1754 - Esther WILLSON born in Hardwick, Sussex County, New Jersey.  Esther was the daughter of Samuel WILLSON and Deborah WILLETS.


1767 - Roger BURDICK born in South Kingston, Rhode Island.  Roger was the son of Oliver BURDICK and Lydia ELDERTON.


1803 - Abraham BYERS born in Warrington Township, York County, Pennsylvania. Abraham was the son of Abraham BYERS and Mary STICKEL.


1813 - Catherine YOUNG born.  Catherine was the daughter of Phillip YOUNG and Nancy Ann McLANE.


1858 - William Martin BOYER married Elizabeth J. WILCOX in Franklin County, Ohio.  William was the son of Martin BOYER and Anna BENNETT.


1858 - Margaret Leona MAXON born in Fayette County, Pennsylvania.  Margaret was the daughter of Melford Joseph MAXON and Mary E. LANCASTER.


1872 - Amos DUFFEY married Mary Keziah McKINNEY.  Amos was the son of Daniel DUFFEY and Susanna FREEZE.


1875 - Jessie Lillian LOOFBOURROW born in Darke County, Ohio.  Jessie was the daughter of William Wade LOOFBOURROW and Martha Julesa LEMASTERS.


1880 - Allen Aaron SWAFFORD married Meda LILES in Ray County, Missouri.  Allen was the son of John B. SWAFFORD and Nancy Rowena MILLARD.


1906 - Herbert W. METZNER born in Jay County, Indiana.  Herbert was the son of Irvin G. METZNER and Julia STONE.


1911 - Mary Louise PHILLIPS born in Kansas City, Missouri.  Mary was the daughter of Senator Winfield PHILLIPS and Una Maude LEMASTERS.


1912 - Jane JARRETT died in Fayette County, Iowa.  Jane was Corinne's 4x great-grandmother.


1912 - Lillian Mae ALDERMAN born in New Glarus, Wisconsin.  Lillian was the daughter of William ALDERMAN and Ida E. HOGA.

Tuesday, February 07, 2012

On This Day : February 7

1679 - Sarah WITTER born.  Sarah was the daughter of Josiah WITTER and Sarah CRANDALL.


1710 - Mary PHILLIPS born.  Mary was the daughter of Bartholomew PHILLIPS and Mary CRANDALL.


1715 - Esther PIERCE born in Woburn, Middlesex County, Massachusetts.  Esther was the daughter of Samuel PIERCE and Abigail JOHNSON.


1724 - Benjamin HURLBUT born in Woodbury, Connecticut.  Benjamin was the son of Joseph HURLBUT and Mary CASTLE.


1760 - Oliver BURDICK born in South Kingston, Rhode Island.  Oliver was the son of Oliver BURDICK and Lydia ELDERTON.


1765 - Mary Ann BYERS born in York County, Pennsylvania.  Mary was the daughter of Charles BYERS and Elizabeth ________.


1769 - Thomas FESSENDEN married Elizabeth KENDALL.  Thomas was the son of William FESSENDEN and Martha BROWN.


1776 - Ann ALLEN married Amos COMER. Ann was the daughter of John ALLEN and Phebe SCARLETT.


1781 - Joseph MILLS married Hannah MARIS in North Carolina.  Joseph was the son of John MILLS and Mary BEALS.


1802 - Ruth BOND born in Surry County, North Carolina.  Ruth was the daughter of Samuel BOND and Elizabeth BEALS.


1805 - Eliza PIERCE born.  Eliza was the daughter of Samuel PIERCE and Persis BARROWS.


1813 - Hannah WOOLSTON died in Burlington County, New Jersey.  Hannah was the daughter of Robert HAINES and Rachel VENICOMB.  Hannah was my 5x great-grandmother.


1819 - William WARDLAW died in Brownsburg, Virginia.  William was the son of William WARDLAW and Jane HARPER.


1823 - Jackson Conrad CROCKETT born in Owen County, Indiana.  Jackson was the son of David CROCKETT and Mary Ann NOSLER.


1831 - James H. PEFLEY born in Virginia.  James was the son of Solomon PEFLEY and Frances ROOF.


1833 - David RINEHART married Rebecca ADNEY in Preble County, Ohio.  David was the son of Peter RINEHART and Margaret MINGA.


1837 - Nancy PETRY born in Eldorado, Preble County, Ohio.  Nancy was the daughter of Stephen PETRY.


1845 - Sarah EARLY died.  Sarah was the daughter of Rev. Jesse CHEW and Mary RICHARDS.


1861 - Sarah Mahala CROCKETT born.  Sarah was the daughter of Joseph CROCKETT and Elizabeth JAMES.


1882 - Clara LeMASTERS married Frank Carlos BUTLER in Jasper County, Missouri.  Clara was the daughter of Isaac LEMASTERS and Sarah Ann HESTON.


1895 - James Harvey BRADLEY born.  James was the son of Isaac M. BRADLEY and Manerva Louisa SWAFFORD.


1897 - Edna Muriel PIERCE born in Madison County, Indiana.  Edna was the daughter of William Francis PIERCE and Clara PENISTEN.  Edna was my great-grandmother.


1899 - Rosa Ellen SWAFFORD married Elias Jasper SETTLE in Ray County, Missouri.  Rosa was the daughter of James Calvin SWAFFORD and Louisa Catherine LEE.


1903 - Thomas Harmon SWAFFORD married Emma Jane DIXON.  Thomas was the son of John Marshall SWAFFORD and Mary Elizabeth LEE.


1911 - Mary Wilhelmina MEINHOLTZ born.  Mary was the daughter of Henry MEINHOLTZ and Edith Mabel LeMASTERS.


1916 - Harry H. KIRK married Lucy M. HARDEN in Madison County, Indiana.  Harry was the son of William Frank KIRK and Mary WRIGHT.


2005 - Mary Isabelle HUMMEL died in Union City, Ohio.  Mary was the daughter of Clarence Harrison LeMASTER and Ferry Mae BICKEL.

Wednesday, January 04, 2012

On This Day : January 4

1636: Samuel HUBBARD married Tacy COOPER in Windsor, Hartford County, Connecticut.  Samuel was the son of James HUBBARD and Naomi COOKE.  They were my 9x great-grandparents.


1661: Pieter MONFOORT died on Long Island.  Pieter was the son of Jan MONFOORT.  Pieter was my 10x great-grandfather.


1682: Thomas FESSENDEN born in Cambridge, Middlesex County, Massachusetts.  Thomas was the son of Nicholas FESSENDEN and Margaret CHENEY.


1703: John CALDWELL married Margaret PHILLIPS.  John was the son of Joseph CALDWELL and Jane McGHIE.


1723: Hannah SEWALL died in York, Maine.  Hannah was the daughter of Robert FESSENDEN and Mary ________.


1728: William FESSENDEN married Martha BROWN in Cambridge, Middlesex County, Massachusetts.  William was the son of Nicholas FESSENDEN and Margaret CHENEY.  Martha was the daughter of Rev. Ichabod BROWN and Martha WOODBURY.  They were my 8x great-grandparents.


1756: Elizabeth WRIGHT married Alexander BROWN in Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland.  Elizabeth was the daughter of Robert WRIGHT and Elizabeth HENDERSON.


1771: David BEALS born in York County, Pennsylvnia.  David was the son of Isaac BEALS and Hannah JONES.


1786: Prudence WILLIAMS married Levi COFFIN in Guilford County, North Carolina.  Prudence was the daughter of Richard WILLIAMS and Prudence BEALS.


1792: Jacob HARROLD married Mary BALLARD in Surry County, North Carolina.  Jacob was the son of Jonathan HARROLD and Catherine HIATT.


1802: Bostin NOSLER married Sarah KIRK in Montgomery County, Virginia.  Bostin was the son of Bostin NOSLER and Sophia ________.


1807: Susanna CARTER born.  Susanna was the daughter of John CARTER and Sarah BEALS.


1808: Hurlbut MOULTON born.  Hurlbut was the son of John MOULTON and Avis HURLBUT.


1808: Thomas CHEW married Mary ATKINSON in New Jersey.  Thomas was the son of Richard CHEW and Susannah MONEY.


1821: Jesse MAXON married Jane NANGLE in Washington County, Pennsylvania.  Jesse was the son of Stephen MAXON and Margaret BRANNON.


1824: Thomas Atkinson CHEW born in New Jersey.  Thomas was the son of Thomas CHEW and Mary ATKINSON.


1830: Misulla P. HATCH born.  Misulla was the daughter of Jethro HATCH and Minerva P. PIERCE.


1850: Clark DAVIS died.  Clark was the son of Joseph DAVIS and Comfort LANGWORTHY.


1851: Joseph James KING born in Madison County, Indiana.  Joseph was the son of George Washington KING and Elizabeth HOWARD.


1854: Sarah BEALS born in Westfield, Hamilton County, Indiana.  Sarah was the daughter of John T. BEALS and Mary DAVIS.


1860: Isaac LEMASTERS married Sarah Ann HESTON in Uniopolis, Auglaize County, Ohio.  Isaac was the son of Isaac LEMASTERS and Hannah Elizabeth COLEMAN.


1870: Nancy A. SWAFFORD married Alfred M. SWAFFORD in Ray County, Missouri.  Nancy was the daughter of John Calvin SWAFFORD and Mary Ellen SHIRLEY.


1872: Ludwig Heinrich Wilhelm RITT born.  Ludwig was the son of Karl Ludwig RITT and Anna Maria Louisa Catherine KAHRE.


1877: Carrie Mae HALEY born in Liberty Township, Seneca County, Ohio.  Carrie was the daughter of George Washington HALEY and Mary Jane SHERRICK.


1887: Francis Delmont LYST died in Elwood, Madison County, Indiana.  Francis was the son of John LYST and Sarah Wilson LAMBERTSON.


1891: Zaida SNIVELY died in Elwood, Madison County, Indiana.  Zaida was the daughter of Samuel SNIVELY and Mary S. LAMBERTSON.


1908: Bert Sigler LAMBERTSON married Marie WILLIAMS in Hamilton County, Indiana.  Bert was the son of Carey W. LAMBERTSON and Clara E. COOK.


1910: Nehersta Edith PIERCE born in Madison County, Indiana.  Nehersta was the daughter of William Francis PIERCE and Vida MADDOX.


1921: Ann Eliza CHEW died.  Ann was the daughter of William Tatem CHEW and Lucetta VAN DEXTER.


1931: John A. SWAFFORD died in McMinn County, Tennessee.  John was the son of John A. SWAFFORD and Mary Evaliny TAYLOR.


1964: Alonzo Jacob RHINEHART died in Azusa, California.  Alonzo was the son of William Frederick RHINEHART and Jennie Elizabeth WAMSLEY.


1968: Charles Glendon HUNT married Kathleen STENGER.  Charles was the son of Charles Glendon HUNT and Phyllis Imogene TIPPLE.


1998: Floyd Ray LAMBERTSON died in Noblesville, Hamilton County, Indiana.  Floyd was the son of Clemon Beals LAMBERTSON and June Kirk DAVIS.

Monday, November 07, 2011

Two Candidates Aided By Late Returns

Anderson Herald, November 9, 1978, page 1.

This newspaper clipping from 1978 details the election victory of my maternal great aunt, Martha (PHILLIPS) LAMBERTSON as the Madison County, Indiana Recorder.  Her victory was considered an upset, according to the paper.

Martha was elected to her first term in 1978, and re-elected in 1982.  She was a Republican, though her husband, Harold, was a lifelong Democrat.



Transcript from flyer:

Martha Lambertson is completing her first term as Madison County Recorder.  She was elected to this post in 1978 after serving many years both in and out of government service.  Martha prepared for the job of Recorder by working 16 years (7 years as office manager) of the Elwood Water Company.  She also served over two years as a Deputy Clerk of Madison County and 2 additional years as Office Maintenance Manager of the State Highway Office in Anderson.

Since being elected Recorder in 1978 Martha and her staff have improved the efficiency of the office.  Intensified training of each deputy and improved procedures have resulted in the best possible services to Madison County residents.  Constantly striving to improve the office, Martha attends yearly State Board of Accounts Training Seminars on new laws as well as an annual educational workshop scheduled the Indiana Association of Counties and Cities.  Martha has also been active in the State Recorders Association.

A life-long resident of Elwood and Pipe Creek Township, Martha is married and is the mother of 2 children.   She is a member of the First Baptist Church in Elwood.

Martha Lambertson...our BEST for you in '82  Vote Republican November 2nd.




Sunday, July 03, 2011

Sunday's Obituary: Mary Elsie (LeMaster) Atkinson (1872-1942)

Commercial-Review, Portland, Indiana, June 5, 1942, page 1



MARY ATKINSON DIES SUDDENLY


Heart Attack Suffered Friday Morning Proves Fatal


Mrs. Mary Elsie Atkinson, aged 70, died suddenly Friday morning at 10:30 o'clock, from a heart attack while she was preparing for a visit with friends in Ohio.


Death occurred on the LeMaster farm, one mile west of Salamonia, where she had spent the greater part of her life.


The deceased was a daughter of L.W. and Mary K. (Chew) LeMaster, and was born in Darke county, Ohio, April 26, 1872.


On September 15, 1894, she was united in marriage to Mathias J. Atkinson, who preceded her in death, August 24, 1923.


Surviving are a foster son, Albert Franks, of Detroit, Michigan, who was reared in the home, and the following brothers and sisters; Edith, wife of Henry Meinholtz, of Colorado Springs; Maude, wife of Dr. S.W. Phillips, of David City, Nebraska; Arthur (Art) LeMaster, of Portland; and Dr. D.W. LeMaster, of Sidney, Ohio.  Four brothers and two sisters are deceased.


The body was removed to the Williamson funeral home for preparation, and where it will remain.


Funeral arrangements have not been made, awaiting information from relatives.



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