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     Sarah Windle was born circa 1766 at Frederick (now Shenandoah) Co., VA. She was the daughter of John Wendel and Maria Magdalena Dellinger. Sarah Windle married Daniel Hoffman on 26 February 1783 at Shenandoah Co., VA, Ceremony by Simon Harr.

Wayland's "History of Shenandoah County", Appendix p.744.

     Sarah Windle was born between 1830 and 1832 at Shenandoah Co. (probably), VA.^1,2 She was the daughter of Jacob Wendel and Katherine Lochmiller.¹

     Sarah Windle was born circa 1878 at Crawford Co. (probably), MO.¹ She was the daughter of John S. Windle and Anna Townsend.¹ Sarah Windle married (?) Gregg. Sarah Windle and (?) Gregg were divorced before 15 April 1910.

     Sarah Windle was born in January 1811 at Kentucky or Virginia, per 1860 census.^2,1,3 She married James McConnell on 30 November 1845 at Macon Co., MO, Sarah remarried to Temple Windle in 1848 and had two children with him. James remarried to Mary "Polly" Ratliff in 1849, and had five children. Sarah Windle and James McConnell were divorced in 1847 at Macon Co., MO. Sarah Windle married Temple Windle, son of Jacob Wendel and Elizabeth Barbara Pfeiffer, on 23 January 1848 at Macon Co., MO, The original marriage record has a severe smudge over the month, and an apparent error on the year written. Tails on the letters of the month suggest "January", and the context of the entry and the recorder's date of certification of 1 FEB 1848 all support a January, 1848 marriage date.

Sarah Windle died on 24 October 1902 at Macon Co., MO, at age 91 Living with son Martin in 1880 census. She was buried in October 1902 at White Oak Cemetery, Macon Co., MO.

     Sarah Windle was born at Woodstock, Shenandoah Co., VA. She was the daughter of Levi Franklin Windle and Sarah Margaret Shipe. Sarah Windle died young.

     Sarah Windle was born circa 1873 at Arbuckle Twp., Mason Co., WV.¹ She was the daughter of George W. Windle and Virginia (?)¹

     Sarah A. Windle was born in 1852 at Monroe Co., VA (now WV). She was the daughter of Fielding Windle and Sarah Margaret Jameson.

     Sarah A. Windle was born in 1859 at Macon Co. (probably), MO.¹ She was the daughter of George Henry Harrison Windle and Virginia Jenetta Lovern.¹

     Note: Sarah Addoline Windle descendants courtesy of Ron Hunter. Sarah Adeline Windle was born on 17 September 1857 at McLean Co., IL. She was the daughter of Jacob Windle and Tryphenia Wilcox. Sarah Adeline Windle married David Bailey Coates on 17 September 1882 at Ft. Boise, Ada Co., ID. Sarah Adeline Windle died on 25 October 1948 at age 91 Independent Enterprise
Payette, Idaho
Oct. 28, 1948

PIONEER MATRON ANSWERS CALL
Mrs. Addaline Coates, pioneer matron of Payette county, passed away on Monday evening at the Payette Valley Memorial Hospital at the advance(d) age of 91 years.
Deceased was born in McLain county, Ill., Sept. 17, 1857, and in May 1882 accompanied a wagon caravan from Odgen, Utah to Boise. Mrs. Coates was married to the late Daniel B. Coates, on Sept. 17, 1892 and shortly thereafter the couple moved to Payette, which at that time was known as Boomerang and she has resided in this community almost continuously since that time.
Mr. and Mrs. Coates observed their 62nd wedding anniversary shortly prior to the death of the former on Nov. 12, 1942.
Two sisters of the deceased, Mrs. Lulu Eberle, of Payette, and Mrs. Rose Wyman of Spokane, Washington passed away last week.
She is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Bertha Clark of Erskine, Alberta, Canada, and Mrs. Rosa Davis of San Jose, Cal; six sons, George of New Plymouth, and Albert, Earl, Clarence and Howard, all of Payette, and LeRoy of Newberg, Ore; one sister, Mrs. Josie Young of Redmond, Ore; 27 grandchildren and 32 great-grandchildren. She was buried in October 1948 at Riverside Cemetery, Payette, Payette Co., ID.

     Sarah Alice Windle was born on 6 March 1861 at Alabama. She was the daughter of Samuel Murphy Windle and Margaret Alice McGee. Sarah Alice Windle married James P. Bridges on 28 March 1878 at AL (probably).

     Sarah Ann Windle was born circa 1858 at Lawrence Co., OH.¹ She was the daughter of John H. Windle and Lancine Smith.¹

     Sarah B. Windle was born on 7 October 1884 at Brush Creek Twp., Scioto Co., OH. She was the daughter of William M. Windle and Frances Ann Moon. Sarah B. Windle lived in 1925 at Chicago, Cook Co., IL, per father's obit. She died in March 1968 at age 83.

     Sarah Barbara Windle was also known as "Sally".¹ She was born circa 1926 at Richardson Co. (probably), NE.¹ She was the daughter of Wayne W. Windle and Salome Agnes Wittwer.¹

     Sarah C. Windle was born circa 1840 at Shenandoah Co., VA.¹ She was the daughter of Branson Wendel and Elizabeth Baker.¹

     Sarah C. Windle was born on 23 November 1869 at Speedwell Twp., Wythe Co., VA.^1,2 She was the daughter of David Seymour Windle and Sarah Frances Gannaway.¹ Sarah C. Windle was buried at Haltom City, Tarrant Co., TX.

     Sarah Catherine Windle was born on 30 March 1845 at Lawrence Co., MO. She was the daughter of John Wesley Windle and Isabella Dodson. Sarah Catherine Windle married William Love, son of Lewis W. Love and Nancy M. Griffiths, on 10 March 1859 at Multnomah Co., OR. Sarah Catherine Windle died on 5 May 1897 at St. John's Village, Multnomah Co., OR, at age 52. She was buried in May 1897 at Old Pioneers Columbian Cemetery, St. John's Village, Multnomah Co., OR.

     Sarah E. Windle was born circa 1864 at Shenandoah Co., VA.¹ She was the daughter of Joseph Windle and Susannah (?)¹

     Sarah Ella Windle was born circa 1857 at Belle Prairie Twp., Livingston Co., IL.¹ She was the daughter of William Windle and Martha (?)¹ Sarah Ella Windle died before 1870 at Belle Prairie Twp., Livingston Co., IL, Child does not appear in family in 1870 census -- presume died young.²

     Sarah Ellen Windle was also known as Ella.
Note: The Jenkins Family since 1785 by Edna E. Purvis and Ella Randolph. The authors based the majority of this book on the family bible of Amos Jenkins and Hettie Jenkins c. 1785.

pages 31-35:
Amos Jenkins was married to Ella Windle on October 8, 1879 at Rarden Ohio in the home of her father. (Jacob Hillyard Windle). He started in the lumber business as a very young man and engaged in this business for twenty two years, in the vicinity of Rarden and Sciotoville, Ohio. About 1900, he moved his family of seven children to New Boston where he owned and operated a small grocery store. One small son passed away a couple of years previous to the move to New Boston. After moving to New Boston, Amos Jenkins lived for 14 years where he spent his time engaged in the grocery business.

History Of Scioto County Ohio
Pioneer Record Of Southern Ohio, Evans Vol. 1 1903:

page 396... Orville Grant gave the place the name "Galena" for his former home in Galena, Illinois. This name was adopted when the first plat of the town was made October 10,1850. This plat contained 12 acres, taken from surveys, 7,808, 2,850, and 2,345, owned by B. Edwards, Aaron Moore and the heirs of Jesse Edwards. There were forty five lots on the plat numbered from 1 to 45. Four additions were made July 5,1883: lots 46 and 49 to 59, by Thomas Newman; lots 47 and 48 by John Williams; lots 60 to 65 by E.D.L.Morgan; lots 66 to 73 by Grafton Windle. These additions aggregate a little over 10 acres. On April 14,1891, Amos and Ella (Windle) Jenkins platted an addition containing 7 acres. The lots were numbered 74-79 and were part of survey 7,808. She was born on 10 September 1856 at Greenup Co., KY. She was the daughter of Dr. Jacob Hillyard Windle and Sarah A. James. Sarah Ellen Windle married Amos Jenkins, son of Newberry Jenkins and Rachel Marker, on 8 October 1879 at Rarden Twp., Scioto Co., OH. Sarah Ellen Windle died on 29 August 1927 at New Boston, Scioto Co., OH, at age 70.

     Sarah F. Windle was born circa 1869 at Shenandoah Co., VA.¹ She was the daughter of James Windle and Lydia (?)¹

     Sarah F. Windle was born in November 1879 at Overton Co., TN.¹ She was the daughter of Joel Perry Windle and Elizabeth Ann Sewell.¹

     Sarah F. Windle was born circa 1849 shown as 2 in 1850 census.¹ She was the daughter of Isaac Windle and Eveline White.¹

     Sarah Frances Windle was born on 27 August 1853 at Pike Co., OH.¹ She was the daughter of Phillip Wendell and Sarah Ann Warren. Sarah Frances Windle married William Alexander Sampson on 9 August 1877 at Logan Co., IL, 6 children born, 6 living as of 1900 census.² Sarah Frances Windle lived on 21 June 1900 at New Holland, Logan Co., IL.²

     Sarah J. Windle was born in May 1880 at Franklin Co. (probably), OH.^1,2 She was the daughter of David Windle and Dollie Ann Dale.¹ Sarah J. Windle married Nathan Emmons on 31 March 1897 at Madison Co., OH.

     Sarah M. Windle was born circa 1836 at Virginia.¹ She was the daughter of Samuel Windle and Rebecca (?)¹ Sarah M. Windle married R. R. Richardson on 23 November 1854 at La Porte Co., IN.

     Sarah M. Windle was born circa 1849 at Monroe Co. (probably), VA (now WV).¹ She was the daughter of Andrew Young Windle and Mary Jane Young.¹

     Sarah Matilda Windle married J. H. Davis. Sarah Matilda Windle was born on 23 November 1814 at Winchester, Frederick Co., VA. She was the daughter of Samuel Wendel and Ann Phillips.

     Sarah S. Windle was born circa 1876 at Pike or Scioto Co., OH.¹ She was the daughter of Nathaniel J. Windle and Melvina Freeman.¹

     Savanna Windle was born circa 1835 at Shenandoah Co., VA.¹ She was the daughter of Thomas Wendel and Sarah (?)¹

     Note: Jenkins Family since 1795 by Edna E. Purvis c. 1955

Alec and Serena were married at the home of Serenas father Dr. Jacob H. Windle on January 1st, 1884. Alec was then 23 years of age and Serena just shy of her 19th birthday. The young couple began housekeeping in jackson county on a farm belonging to Alec's grand father. Here also, their first child Walter was born. Soon after his birth in 1885, the family moved to Rarden where the Windles lived. Sirena's father was the local physician in Rarden and was a familiar figure around the countryside as he traveled from patient to patient by horse and buggy. Shortly after arriving in Rarden, Alec built a home there and made a living working three mule teams cutting and hauling timber for the railroads being built. During the winter of 1885, Alec's brother George had moved to Kansas, and through correspondence between them, Alec decided to try his luck in the newly settled territory. In March 1892, he moved his his family west and went to join his brother in Pratt, Kansas. There were four children at that time: Walter, Essie, Charley, and Leslie. As the little family made preparations to leave, Alec sold all of their possessions including the mule teams, equipment and even the home he had built. They made the trip by train, and when they arrived, Alec began to farm with his brother George. In the fall of that same year, another child was born to them. Dessie was the only one of their ten children born out of the state of Ohio. It wasn't long before Alec realized that this windswept tornado country wasn't for going to be his permanent home. In the spring of 1895 the family again boarded the train and headed back home to Rarden. Now they had to start all over and Alec had to take what work was available. He did some farming, teaming, and hauled timber montly for someone else. The venture to Kansas proved to be costly for them and Alec had to work very hard to make ends meet, especially as three more children were born over the next six years. Faye was born in the fall of the year they came back from Kansas, and Magdaline was born in 1899, along with Dora in 1901.
Alec had a sister Juda, and she was married to Edward Lamb. Juda and Edward lived in Union county near Mechannicsburg where the farming land was rich and held a promise of success. Since Alec was looking for a prospect and opprtunity to advance, he decided to again move his family to Tradersville in 1902. Here they remained for the next nine years, and two more children were born, Marie in 1906 and Ronald in 1910.
In 1911, Alec again moved his family, this time to Sandusky, Ohio. Alec worked on the farm of Mr. Dills for the next five years on a sharecrop basis and was then able to buy his own farm in 1916. He had 40 acres about two mile south of Vickrey, Ohio. Alec farmed here for the next five years, and by that time all of the boys were married and supporting their own families, and Alec realized he could not do the work any more by himself. He bought a small grocery store in Vickrey and rented his farm to his son Charlie. The grocery and meat market was attached to his home, and he remained here for the last nine years of his life. He was returning from the barber shop a few doors from his home on June 13, 1930 and suffered a severe heart attack causing his death. He was buried at McPherson Cemetery at Clyde, Ohio.
Sirena lived many more years and enjoyed good health. On April 14, 1947 she passed away and was laid beside Alec. Serena Pearl Windle was born on 12 January 1865 at Scioto Co., OH. She was the daughter of Dr. Jacob Hillyard Windle and Sarah A. James. Serena Pearl Windle married Alexander Jenkins, son of Newberry Jenkins and Rachel Marker, on 1 January 1884 at Home of her father, Rarden Twp., Scioto Co., OH. Serena Pearl Windle died on 14 April 1947 at age 82. She was buried in April 1947 at McPherson Cemetery, Clyde, Sandusky Co., OH.