Wagner-Watlington Genealogy

The Genealogy of the Wagner and Watlington Families

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301	NAME:	THORNTON, Leonard H. (I00218)
302	NAME:	THORNTON, James Elmo (I00219)
303	NAME:	THORNTON, Presley D. (I00221)
304	NAME:	SAMUELS, Nellie Swanson (I00380)
305	NAME:	SAMUELS, Edward Ray (I00381)
306	NAME:	SAMUELS, Arch Coleman (I00393)
307	NAME:	SAMUELS, William Belt (I00395)
308	NAME:	EDWARDS, Julia (I00457)
309	Named Ann after her mother, Mary Ann.	DORN, Deborah Ann (I01991)
310	Nannie and RJ had 3 children Lois is the baby there was Willie and Rozier Lee (nickname Bud) who died in Feb 2000 in Chester VA of cancer. Bud was a retired US Army officer who served in WWII and Korea. Birth: 26 or 28 July Death July 1991 or 1992	INMAN, Nannie Olive (I00390)
311	No Children	SAMUELS, Walter Jack (I00411)
312	no children	Family (F01215)
313	Not listed on the 1870 census, which he would have been 92.	SHUMATE, Tollison (I03204)
314	Not Married as of July 1955	KLINE, John Moore (I00569)
315	Old Cemetery	STOUDEN, Johannes Mathias (I03020)
316	On a dam at "Possum Kingdom."	WHITE, Lyle Levi (I02899)
317	On December 16, 1874, Eliza married Lemuel Truitt in the home of her daughter and son-in-law, Sarah and James Lester. Eliza and Lemuel made their home in Noble, Illinois. Their household included Eliza's ten year old sone, Joseph William and Lemuel's son Columbus. After Sarah died, Eliza too upon the responsibility of reaising her granddaugher, Lillie May Lester. Lemuel had helped establish the town of Noble as noted in the county records, "In September 1853, on the petition of Lemuel Truitt, Noble Precinct was formed ..." By the 1860 Census, he had accumulated a land value of $6,000.00. Lemuel Truitt died on January 30, 1889. He is buried in the Noble cemetery. When Eliza died, she left her house to Lille May Lester. All of Lille May's children were born there.	TRUITT, Lemuel (I02299)
318	Only Information is from Boyd's Headstone	WAGNER, S H (I02392)
319	Only information is from Boyd's Headstone	UNKNOWN [WAGNER], Julia (I02393)
320	Oregon Death Index Cert: 82-10768 SS #712-03-9739	JAEHNKE, Paul Edward (I02137)
321	Orphans Court Records reveal that Hana (Hannah) divorced Abraham and married Joseph Clark. That left Margaret and Mary orphans when Abraham died and Daniel was required to find a guardian for them The 1790 census shows that an Abraham had 3 males under 16 (after 1774), 1 male over 16 (before 1774), 2 females, and 1 slave. These 2 females are evidently Mary and Margaret.	KLINE, Abraham (I00607)
322	Page 64 of "The Kline's" lists one of Charles Henry Kline's children as Mrs. George Howsley. Assumably the husband of this child is George Howsley. BCW	HOWSLEY, George (I01051)
323	Page 68 is missing from "The Kline's". Mayme should be listed on that page. Pages 68(a)(b)(c) also deal with her.	KLINE, Mayme Elizabeth (I00811)
324	Parker moved from Harlowton, MT to Seattle, WA where he worked for Boeing, theU.S. Postal Service and as a Preacher. Later in life he moved to Portland, OR. In one fabulous old family photo, Parked looked just like the actor Clark Gable has he walked down the street in Seattle.	DORN, Parker (I02042)
325	Peter Wise was appointed guardian for her estates (under 14). Margaret was over 14 years of age in Sep 1826.	KLINE, Margaret (I00610)
326	Peter Wise was appointed guardian for her estates (under 14). Mary was over 14 years of age in Feb 1828.	KLINE, Mary (I00611)
327	Pimona Lake	PETERSON, Elva (I02602)
328	Possibly also spelled "Mottar"	MOTTER, Lilian F (I00343)
329	Possibly Mary Unknown's (wife of George Hauck) mother.	MOYER, Elizabeth (I02558)
330	Possibly moved from VA to SC then to Missouri.	SHUMATE, Enoch (I03208)
331	Rachel was living with her only son William R. Moore in the town of Lawrenceburg, TN at the time of her death.	RUDY, Rachel (I00810)
332	Reed and Machemer Families--Early Settlers in Southeastern Pennsylvania: According to Montgomery's History of Berks County, page 1366: "He was anearly school teacher of Berks county, was later the proprietor of a hotelin West Reading, which he himself erected, and was a well known andhighly esteemed citizen of his day." Page 1143 has children shown here, Page 1366 shows Susan and Rebecca,married to John Reedy, and not Ellen and Hannah.	Family (F01168)
333	Reed and Machemer Families--Early Settlers in Southeastern Pennsylvania: According to Montgomery's history, page 1143: "Abraham Krick, son ofAdam, was born in Berks county, and for many years followed the millingbusiness near Bernville, his property being known as Krick's Mill." Reading, Pennsylvania Deaths, 1873-1905 Name: Abraham Krick Death Date: October 30, 1883 File Number: 807 Source: City of Reading, Pennsylvania Death Records	KRICK, Abraham (I03001)
334	Reed and Machemer Families--Early Settlers in Southeastern Pennsylvania: According to Montgomery's history, page 529: "In 1837 he came to ReadingBorough, locating in Northwest Ward, and there he became a tradesman andboat-builder for the Union and Schuylkill canals...He followed hisvocation for many years at the foot of Buttonwood Street, Reading, wherehis boat-building yard was located, and became very successful."	KRICK, Peter (I03000)
335	Reed and Machemer Families--Early Settlers in Southeastern Pennsylvania: Peter KRICK Birth: 1 APR 1789 in Cumru Twp., Berks Co., PA Death: 19 JUL 1846 in Earlville, Berks Co., PA Baptism: 26 APR 1789 Muddy Creek Reformed, Lancaster Co., PA	KRICK, Peter (I03089)
336	Rein's Place	KLINE, Joyce Hope (I00785)
337	Reknown football coach. A football stadium in Darlington, SC is named after him. He was also inducted into the Coaches Hall of Fame.	WELCH, James E (I02023)
338	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family (F00563)
339	Reverend Judith Hjorth As of 2003 at 39 Trout Stream Drive Vernon, CT 06066 revjudy@ctconfucc.org 860-871-3044	HJORTH, Judith (I02312)
340	Ruth died as an infant (at age of six weeks) The Bill Kline Book lists burial in St. Peters UCC Cemetery, Clarno, WI	FETTERHOFF, Ruth (I02140)
341	S23 (The Kline's) lists b. 20 Oct 1857 which conflicts with family bible.	KLINE, George (I00529)
342	Sam was the first born and died as in infant. The story we've heard is that he bled to death because his umbilical cord was cut too short. The Bill Kline Book indicates burial in St. Peters UCC Cemetery, Clarno, WI	FETTERHOFF, Samuel (I02036)
343	Sarah married Gordon Smith and had six children. All six children currently reside in Canada.	PRIDE, Sarah (I02284)
344	Sarah was the second child of William Dunlap and Eliza Rundle. In 1868, at the age of 17, Sarah married James Lester. Since she was under age, Sarah required her father's permission. On January 31, 1870, their only child, Lillie May was born. Sarah was well after childbirth and in January 1875 she died.	DUNLAP, Sarah Margaret (I02277)
345	See: http://genforum.genealogy.com/cgi-bin/pageload.cgi?lewis::kline::1625.html for what appears to be a lot more information.	KLINE, Lewis S (I02394)
346	She immigrated to Wisconsin in 1871 with her infant son, Frederick F.G. Jaehnke and two daughters after her husband Gottlieb Jaehnke and three sons died of Asiatic cholera. Her name is found on the Marriage Record of her son FerdinandF.G. Joehnke and Mary Banker (09-02-1879).	BUEGE, Wielelmina (I01988)
347	She was a soloist for the large Episcopal Church in Portland, OR for many years. Elizabeth and Paul used to sign together.	UNKNOWN [JAEHNKE], Elizabeth (I02332)
348	Simon is thought to be buried at Staver Church, but there is no headstone. Another thought is that he is buried in the woods across the road. According to Mabel Dorn, he "died with his boots on".	FETTERHOFF, Simon (I01979)
349	SLC also has Elisha Dodson married to a Hannah LAWSON.	FUQUA, Hannah (I00363)
350	SLC has Pressley DODSON married to three different people. Need to research further.	DODSON, Pressley Rev. (I00280)

Wagner-Watlington Genealogy

The Genealogy of the Wagner and Watlington Families

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