Father | William Linn (d. after 1751) |
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Son | Rev. Dr. William Linn+ (b. 27 February 1751/52, d. 8 January 1808) |
Son | John Blair Linn+ (b. 2 April 1754, d. 21 March 1809) |
Son | George Linn (d. July 1808) |
Son | Charles Linn (d. December 1813) |
Son | James Linn+ (b. 17 October 1761, d. 26 May 1835) |
Daughter | Susanna Linn+ (b. 1765, d. 10 August 1847) |
Daughter | Nancy Linn+ (b. 1768) |
Daughter | Jane Linn+ (b. 1770) |
Son | Isaiah Linn (b. 1772, d. 20 April 1809) |
Daughter | Martha Linn+ (b. about 1774) |
Son | David Linn+ (b. 28 May 1776, d. 26 July 1848) |
William Linn came from Ireland "at a very early day, and settled near Shippensburgh, Pa. where he was a farmer." Per the Family Memorial book by Joseph Sullivant.
William Linn (Jr.) and his father William Linn (Sr.) appear on the 1751 assessment list of Lurgen township, Cumberland County.
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Father | Michael Sullivan (b. about 1686, d. about 1737) |
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Daughter | Anne Sullivant |
Daughter | Mary Sullivant (b. about 1762) |
Son | Michael Sullivant (d. before 1781) |
Son | Lucas Sullivant+ (b. September 1765, d. 8 August 1823) |
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Father | John Lucas (b. about 1725) |
Mother | Mary Ropeta (b. 1725) |
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Daughter | Anne Sullivant |
Daughter | Mary Sullivant (b. about 1762) |
Son | Michael Sullivant (d. before 1781) |
Son | Lucas Sullivant+ (b. September 1765, d. 8 August 1823) |
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Father | John William Windle (b. about 1827, d. 1867) |
Mother | Lucinda Willis (b. about 1830, d. 1894) |
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Daughter | Carrie Windle (b. about 1878) |
Son | David Parker Windle+ (b. 3 March 1880, d. 7 October 1958) |
Daughter | Effie Windle+ (b. 1883, d. 1914) |
Daughter | Viola Mae Windle (b. 8 May 1884, d. 17 October 1977) |
Daughter | Mamie Windle+ (b. March 1886, d. 1964) |
Daughter | Cora L. Windle+ (b. February 1888, d. 1952) |
Son | James T. Harris (b. December 1881) |
Daughter | Angelia Lucinda Windle+ (b. January 1892, d. 1958) |
Son | Pressley Owen Windle (b. May 1893, d. 1974) |
Son | John Windle |
Daughter | Bessie W. Windle+ (b. January 1898, d. 1979) |
Son | William McKinnley Windle+ (b. 19 April 1901, d. 19 April 1976) |
Daughter | Emma Brown Windle+ (b. 1903, d. 1969) |
Last Edited | 5 April 2017 00:00:00 |
Father | David Parker Windle (b. 3 March 1880, d. 7 October 1958) |
Mother | Lena Mae Duckworth (b. 3 March 1882, d. 28 January 1925) |
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Daughter | Brooksie Windle (b. 9 December 1930, d. 4 December 1998) |
Son | Robert Dennis Windle+ |
Last Edited | 14 May 2005 00:00:00 |
Father | John Pressley Windle (b. 1 April 1855, d. 1931) |
Mother | Harriet Ellen Havens (b. 1857, d. 1888) |
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Son | Robert Dennis Windle+ (b. 14 November 1904, d. 1964) |
Daughter | Lena Windle (b. 14 April 1906, d. 5 November 1961) |
Last Edited | 14 May 2005 00:00:00 |
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Son | Henry Fowl+ (b. 20 January 1815, d. 13 May 1890) |
Daughter | Sarah Fowl+ (b. about 1820, d. 26 September 1849) |
Daughter | Catherine Faul+ (b. 9 October 1820, d. 18 February 1901) |
Daughter | Margaretha Faul (b. about 22 November 1824) |
Daughter | Maria Eva Faul (b. 6 May 1827, d. before 1833) |
Son | Godfrey Fowl, Jr.+ (b. 8 December 1828, d. 4 November 1912) |
Daughter | Eva Faul (b. about 1833) |
Son | Philip Faul (b. about 1835) |
Son | George John Fowl (b. 7 July 1838) |
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Father | Josiah Fuller (b. 17 October 1763, d. after 27 May 1833) |
Mother | Ruth (b. about 1764, d. 9 July 1848) |
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Son | Josiah S. Fuller+ (b. 14 October 1810, d. 24 October 1895) |
Daughter | Charlotte Fuller+ (b. about 1812, d. before 16 July 1870) |
Daughter | Julia Ann Fuller+ (b. about 1814, d. 5 August 1894) |
Daughter | Hannah Fuller+ (b. about 1817, d. 9 February 1897) |
Daughter | Julina Fuller+ (b. 8 November 1822, d. 2 May 1880) |
Daughter | Roseanna Fuller+ (b. 30 September 1828, d. 9 October 1910) |
Son | Horatio P. Fuller+ (b. about 1831, d. 16 March 1862) |
Daughter | Ruth Fuller+ (b. 15 July 1833, d. 1 January 1921) |
by Noah Cowles, J.P.
In the "Widow's Declaration" affidavit dated 7 Febuary 1876, Pension File of Happy Fuller, she stated that the marriage date was 13 February 1807.
Marriage record (found in Geauga County records) names her "Karen Happuch Parmer of Richfield". "Richfield Township" was an early designation of the part of the Western Reserve that was later established as Ashtabula County, and is not near the present-day town of Richfield, Ohio.
In her pension application, Karenhappuch stated she was married at Austinburg. This matches the quotation from "History of Ashtabula County" which says Enoch Fuller came first to Austinburg and worked there clearing land for Hall Smith.
by Noah Cowles, J.P.
In the "Widow's Declaration" affidavit dated 7 Febuary 1876, Pension File of Happy Fuller, she stated that the marriage date was 13 February 1807.
Marriage record (found in Geauga County records) names her "Karen Happuch Parmer of Richfield". "Richfield Township" was an early designation of the part of the Western Reserve that was later established as Ashtabula County, and is not near the present-day town of Richfield, Ohio.
In her pension application, Karenhappuch stated she was married at Austinburg. This matches the quotation from "History of Ashtabula County" which says Enoch Fuller came first to Austinburg and worked there clearing land for Hall Smith.2
1. From "History of the Western Reserve" by Harriet Taylor Upton, 1910, Vol. 1, page 559:
"An early settler, Enoch Fuller is remembered particularly because his wife bore 'the euphonious name of Karenhappuch.' He had a large family of daughters whose descendants still live on the Reserve. His son Josiah was a stage driver, later a liveryman and finally settled on a farm at Saybrook. He was a great Mason, went to the conclave at San Francisco and was the life of the party."
2. From "History of Ashtabula County" by Moina W. Large, Vol. 1, Historical Publishing Co., Topeka-Indianapolis, 1924, Chapter XII, "Ashtabula Township":
"Rev. John Hall, who was for a long time a resident here and for several years rector of St. Peter's Church, wrote a series of historical sketches in the year 1856, relative to Ashtabula as a township and village, from which the following information is taken....
..... 'The writer, upon arrival (February 7, 1811), found settled here .... p. 159 ... "Enoch Fuller, born in New York and came to Austinburg in 1807; poor man and worked for Hall Smith clearing land.'
3. Enoch and Karenhappuch had 13 girls and 4 boys according to the Taylor family legend, as written in that correspondence.
4. Enoch Fuller purchased one acre and 40 rods, in Ashtabula County, in 1824 from Amos Fisk and Mary Fisk (Deed book "F", page 432). Enoch later sold this same land to his son Josiah Fuller in 1833 (Deed book "N", page 189).
5. From "The Life of Rev. John Hall", by his grandson Rev. Francis J. Hall (quote from unpublished manuscript):
"My Grandfather was born in Lenox, Massachusetts, November 5, 1788, of puritan ancestry. The line, so far as ascertained, begins with Ichabod Hall, who was born in Wales about 1705, and in early life came to New England. He was the first of seventeen children. He settled in Enfield, Connecticut, and had nine children.
Ebenezer, the oldest of these was born in 1730. he moved to Berkshire County, Massachusetts, and was twice married, having twelve children by his first wife and four by his second wife. He was commander of the Massachusetts volunteers for frontier defense, and was noted as an Indian fighter.
The sixth of his children was Moses, born in New Marlborough, Massachusetts, in 1762. He enlisted in the Continental Army of the Revolutionary War at the age of eighteen. Subsequently he was a cloth dresser at Lee, Massachusetts, and then turned to farming in Lenox, Massachusetts. He had fourteen children, of whom the subject of this "Life" was the oldest.
My grandfather showed an early taste for study, and studied Latin and Greek under the Rev. Dr. Hyde, a Congregational minister at Lenox. At the age of nineteen he began to study medicine, but the migration of the family to Ohio changed his plans.
He travelled alone on horse-back to Ashtabula, Ohio, reaching there February 7, 1811. His father, Moses Hall, came to Ohio in the same year with the rest of his children; and bought timbered lands in Ashtabula, Dover and Lorain County, giving 150 acres to each of his sons and 100 acres to each of his daughters--the land being distributed in the places above named.
My Grandfather at once took a clerkship with Mr. Hall Smith, a cousin who kept a general store in Ashtabula. He boarded with this cousin, at the house of the Rev. Joseph Badger, a Presbyterian Missionary.
Mr. Badger was the first Christian Missionary in Ohio, commencing his labours in 1800 and continuing them for many years. His travels and toils were heroic, and in my own childhood my Grandfather told me various stories of his remarkable adventures among the Indians and with the wild beasts in the forests.
During the war of 1812, in March, 1813, my Grandfather was bringing a sleigh-load of goods for Mr. Hall Smith from Connecticut. In Buffalo his sleigh was seized for use in meeting a British company which was thought to be advancing on the ice across Lake Erie to attack the city. He went along as driver. The alarm proved to be a false one, and he recovered his sleigh, reloaded his goods, and rode on to Ashtabula. In May of the same year he served in command of one of several small detachments sent out to watch along the lake shore near Ashtabula Harbor against threatened landings of the British. Harmless shots were exchanged with a British vessel off shore, which finally sailed away. It was thought that the maneuver of marching in a circle among the trees gave the enemy the impression that a large force of Americans was ready to resist a landing." (end manuscript quote.)
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Father | Charles Delano Taylor (b. 23 November 1851, d. 24 May 1902) |
Mother | Elizabeth Morgan Munsinger (b. 28 January 1852, d. 4 May 1946) |
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Daughter | Caroline Elizabeth Phelps (b. 1 August 1894, d. after 19 April 1940) |
Daughter | Frances Dorotha Phelps+ (b. 11 September 1895, d. 28 December 1986) |
Last Edited | 21 December 2015 00:00:00 |
Father | Charles Delano Taylor (b. 23 November 1851, d. 24 May 1902) |
Mother | Elizabeth Morgan Munsinger (b. 28 January 1852, d. 4 May 1946) |
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Daughter | Dorothy A. Taylor (b. 23 February 1901, d. 15 April 1973) |
Son | Charles Lester Taylor+ (b. 21 September 1902, d. 6 January 1991) |
Son | Arthur C. Taylor+ (b. about 1904, d. 1977) |
Son | Theodore E. Taylor (b. 29 October 1909, d. 25 September 1996) |
Son | Cecil Robert Taylor (b. 8 September 1921, d. 4 August 1996) |
Last Edited | 21 December 2015 00:00:00 |
Father | Charles Delano Taylor (b. 23 November 1851, d. 24 May 1902) |
Mother | Elizabeth Morgan Munsinger (b. 28 January 1852, d. 4 May 1946) |
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Daughter | Virginia Florence Taylor (b. about 1906, d. about 1906) |
Son | Bernays David Taylor+ (b. 12 June 1907, d. 25 December 1994) |
Son | Randall Delaney Taylor+ (b. 11 July 1909, d. 9 December 1983) |
Son | Raymond Charles Taylor+ (b. 11 July 1909, d. 31 December 1996) |
Last Edited | 21 December 2015 00:00:00 |
Father | Charles Delano Taylor (b. 23 November 1851, d. 24 May 1902) |
Mother | Elizabeth Morgan Munsinger (b. 28 January 1852, d. 4 May 1946) |
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Daughter | Alice Elizabeth Nesbitt+ (b. 11 April 1900, d. 4 June 1995) |
Daughter | Jessie Louise Nesbitt+ (b. 23 August 1901, d. August 1998) |
Daughter | Alberta Josephine Nesbitt+ (b. 27 September 1903, d. 11 April 1985) |
Son | Maclyn Eugene Nesbitt+ (b. 8 February 1905, d. 24 April 1980) |
Daughter | Ruth Naomi Nesbitt+ (b. 14 August 1906, d. 20 November 1980) |
Last Edited | 21 December 2015 00:00:00 |
Father | Charles Delano Taylor (b. 23 November 1851, d. 24 May 1902) |
Mother | Elizabeth Morgan Munsinger (b. 28 January 1852, d. 4 May 1946) |
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Daughter | Juanita Jerrene Bartlett+ (b. 8 May 1904, d. 1 May 1975) |
Son | Jerrold Victor Bartlett (b. 8 May 1905, d. February 1906) |
Son | George M. Pickett+ (b. 30 January 1913, d. August 1976) |
Son | Robert Carlton Sheats+ (b. 30 September 1915, d. 9 March 1995) |
Last Edited | 7 January 2018 00:00:00 |
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Daughter | Sally Ann Taylor |
Son | Joseph W. Taylor+ (b. 13 June 1829, d. 6 July 1896) |
Son | John M. Taylor (b. 1832) |
Daughter | Mary Jane Taylor (b. 1833) |
Son | Robert J. Taylor+ (b. 26 June 1835, d. 5 June 1914) |
Daughter | Rachel A. Taylor (b. 1840) |
Daughter | Elizabeth J. Taylor (b. 27 April 1842, d. 25 January 1913) |
Son | George Taylor (b. 1844) |
Son | Anderson Taylor (b. 1845, d. 1914) |
Son | Alfred Marion Taylor (b. 22 March 1847, d. 28 September 1928) |
Son | Charles Delano Taylor+ (b. 23 November 1851, d. 24 May 1902) |
Last Edited | 29 September 2002 00:00:00 |
Father | Tarpley D. Taylor (b. 6 April 1804, d. 1856) |
Mother | Lydia Seacrest (b. 4 August 1809, d. 18 April 1871) |
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Daughter | Frankie "Sis" Taylor+ (b. 13 October 1875, d. 22 April 1943) |
Last Edited | 23 November 2012 00:00:00 |
Father | Tarpley D. Taylor (b. 6 April 1804, d. 1856) |
Mother | Lydia Seacrest (b. 4 August 1809, d. 18 April 1871) |
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Father | Lyman Siegel Bartlett (b. 10 May 1859, d. 17 March 1932) |
Mother | Jane D. Pringle (b. 3 August 1862, d. 6 August 1895) |
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Daughter | Juanita Jerrene Bartlett+ (b. 8 May 1904, d. 1 May 1975) |
Son | Jerrold Victor Bartlett (b. 8 May 1905, d. February 1906) |
Last Edited | 7 January 2018 00:00:00 |
Father | Harry Victor Bartlett (b. 6 August 1883, d. 24 April 1942) |
Mother | Edna Marie Taylor (b. 28 October 1888, d. 4 October 1923) |
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Son | Ted Brice Jillson (b. 22 February 1922, d. 11 September 1996) |
Daughter | Jerrene Joyce Jillson+ (b. 3 May 1924, d. 9 May 2011) |
Son | Paul Lyman Jillson+ (b. 2 October 1925, d. 30 October 1989) |
Son | Dr. Dale Brice Jillson+ (b. 9 August 1927, d. 11 June 2013) |
Son | Gene Brice Jillson (b. 4 August 1930, d. 15 May 1998) |
Last Edited | 7 January 2018 00:00:00 |
Father | Tarpley D. Taylor (b. 6 April 1804, d. 1856) |
Mother | Lydia Seacrest (b. 4 August 1809, d. 18 April 1871) |
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Last Edited | 29 September 2002 00:00:00 |
Father | Finney Sheridan Munsinger (b. 16 December 1865, d. 24 August 1944) |
Mother | Adelia Lulu Phetteplace (b. 3 December 1865, d. 26 January 1914) |
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Son | Merrill Eldon Colby+ (b. 7 November 1908, d. December 1973) |
Son | Cecil Duane Colby+ (b. 30 August 1910, d. 28 June 1997) |
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Father | Finney Sheridan Munsinger (b. 16 December 1865, d. 24 August 1944) |
Mother | Adelia Lulu Phetteplace (b. 3 December 1865, d. 26 January 1914) |
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Son | { Infant } Tucker (b. 1906, d. 1906) |
Son | Aubrey Tucker (b. 10 October 1908, d. 1931) |
Daughter | Wilda E. Tucker+ (b. 8 January 1910, d. 29 January 2001) |
Son | Estle Ross Tucker (b. 6 January 1912, d. 18 September 1985) |
Last Edited | 15 September 2018 00:00:00 |
Father | Wesley B. Colby (b. 1846, d. 19 September 1935) |
Mother | Elizabeth Vanwinkle (b. 13 April 1851, d. 1942) |
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Son | Merrill Eldon Colby+ (b. 7 November 1908, d. December 1973) |
Son | Cecil Duane Colby+ (b. 30 August 1910, d. 28 June 1997) |
Last Edited | 21 January 2006 00:00:00 |
Father | James Cullen Tucker (b. 8 April 1853, d. 9 April 1922) |
Mother | Martha Elizabeth Moss (b. 10 April 1860, d. 15 April 1936) |
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Son | { Infant } Tucker (b. 1906, d. 1906) |
Son | Aubrey Tucker (b. 10 October 1908, d. 1931) |
Daughter | Wilda E. Tucker+ (b. 8 January 1910, d. 29 January 2001) |
Son | Estle Ross Tucker (b. 6 January 1912, d. 18 September 1985) |
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Father | Henry Phelps (b. 5 May 1821, d. 10 December 1899) |
Mother | Celinda Carrie Crapo (b. 8 May 1830, d. 15 June 1903) |
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Daughter | Caroline Elizabeth Phelps (b. 1 August 1894, d. after 19 April 1940) |
Daughter | Frances Dorotha Phelps+ (b. 11 September 1895, d. 28 December 1986) |
Dates per California Death Index, 1940-1997. Sacramento, CA, USA (online at ancestry.com).
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Father | Everett Livingston Phelps (b. 15 April 1874, d. 31 October 1953) |
Mother | Alberta Taylor (b. 11 July 1874, d. 3 May 1965) |
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Last Edited | 23 December 2015 00:00:00 |
Father | Everett Livingston Phelps (b. 15 April 1874, d. 31 October 1953) |
Mother | Alberta Taylor (b. 11 July 1874, d. 3 May 1965) |
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Daughter | Beulah Alberta Smertz+ (b. 9 June 1913, d. 27 February 2008) |
Dates per California Death Index, 1940-1997. Sacramento, CA, USA (online at ancestry.com).
Last Edited | 21 December 2015 00:00:00 |
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Daughter | Beulah Alberta Smertz+ (b. 9 June 1913, d. 27 February 2008) |
Last Edited | 21 December 2015 00:00:00 |
Father | Smertz Smertz |
Mother | Frances Dorotha Phelps (b. 11 September 1895, d. 28 December 1986) |
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Son | Steven Coleman |
Daughter | Jeanne Coleman |
Daughter | Barbara Coleman |
Dates per SSDI, last residence Marquette.
Obituary (from http://www.canalefuneral.com):
Beulah Coleman, a long time resident of the Marquette area, died suddenly Wednesday, February 27, 2008 at Eastwood Nursing Center, where she was recovering from a fall in early September.
Beulah was born Beulah Alberta Smertz in Salt Lake City, Utah, raised in Los Angeles, California as well as the Salt Lake area, taught Physical Education at the University of Utah, married and traveled extensively with her family throughout the United States, until coming to the Upper Peninsula in 1963. She attended to every detail of making her many moves as easy as possible for her family and soon became active in many civic and social happenings in the Marquette area.
She will be remembered for her ever present and quick sense of humor as well as her compassion and willingness to help those less fortunate. The loving and caring staff at Eastwood Nursing Center along with her family helped Beulah feel safe, well loved and cared for in her final weeks, days and hours.
As her body weakened, her spirit flourished and taught us all with her usual grace, class and dignity how to move through the many challenges she faced in her life. She will indeed be missed by many yet for those who grew to know her, you will understand when we say "we hope you dance", mom.
Her children, Steven, Jeanne, and Barbara and her husband Bob, along with her grandchildren Erich, his wife Wendy; Jesse, his wife Shauna; Wheatley, Elizabeth and her great grandson, Deagan, will join together with friends and loved ones in celebration of her life on Saturday, March 1, 2008 at the Canale-Tonella Funeral Home in Marquette. Visitation will be from 6 to 7 p.m. with a memorial service at 7 p.m.
Beulah's favorite charity was Habitat for Humanity where memorials can be sent in her memory.
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