Ancestors of Arthur J. Zeigler
Generation No. 1
1. Arthur J. Zeigler, born March 31, 1878 in
Manville, Newtown Twp.,, Livingston Co., Illinois; died March 10, 1930
in Emmetsburg, Palo Alto Co., Iowa. He was the son of 2.
Frederick Zeigler and 3. Mary Elizabeth Kleiber. He married (1)
Etta Teresa Cox October 13, 1898 in Pontiac, Illinois. She was
born January 03, 1882 in Bruce-Ransom, Allen Twp., LaSalle
Co.,Illinois, and died August 17, 1950 in Emmetsburg, Palo Alto
Co.,Iowa. She was the daughter of William Henry Cox and Elma Anne
Deenis.
Notes for Arthur J. Zeigler:
Lived on a farm in Illinois after his marriage. Moved to Emmetsburg, Palo Alto Co., Iowa in 1910.
DOCUMENTS:
Family Register of births, deaths and marriage from family Bible of Arthur J. Zeigler and Etta T. Cox.
Birth Certificate, Arthur J. Zeigler.
Marriage license: Arthur Zeigler and Etta Cox.
Obituary, extracts, Arthur J. Zeigler, Emmetsburg Reporter, March 13,
1930; Palo Alto Tribune, March 12, 1930 (newspapers located at
Emmetsburg Public Library, Emmetsburg, Palo Alto Co., Iowa) Also
a photocopy of one of them.
Note: Gail Murphy has family Bible of Arthur J. Zeigler and Etta T. Cox.
More About Arthur J. Zeigler:
Burial: March 12, 1930, Evergreen Cemetery, Emmetsburg, Palo Alto Co., Iowa
Religion: Methodist Episcopal Church, Streator
Notes for Etta Teresa Cox:
DOCUMENTS:
Birth Certificate, Etta Teresa Cox.
Obituary, photocopy, Etta (Cox) Zeigler
Obituary, extract, Emmetsburg Reporter, August 22, 1950, (available Emmetsburg, Palo Alto Co., Iowa Public Library)
More About Etta Teresa Cox:
Burial: August 20, 1950, Evergreen Cemetery, Emmetsburg, Palo Alto Co., Iowa
Marriage Notes for Arthur Zeigler and Etta Cox:
Copy of marriage license:
Marriage License
State of Illinois, County of Livingston
Between Mr. Arthur Zeigler of Manville in the County of Livingston and
State of Illinois of the age of twenty-one years and Miss Etta Cox of
Manville in the County of Livingston and State of Illinois at the age
of seventeen years. Fred Duckett, County Clerk and the seal of said
County in Pontiact in said County this 13th day of October A.D.
1898. Fred Duckett, County Clerk by D. B. Rogers, Deputy County
Clerk.
State of Illinois, Livingston County, I, C. M. Barickman a County Judge
hereby certify that Mr. Arthur Zeigler and Miss Etta Cox were united in
Marriage by me at Pontiac in the County of Livingston and State of
Illinois on the 13th days of October A.D. 1898. (signed) C. M.
Barickman, County Judge.
On the back side of license:
Groom: Arthur J. Zeigler, Manville, Ill, bookkeeper, age next
birthday 21, color white, born Manville, Ill. father, Fred Zeigler;
mother, Mary Kliber, first marriage.
Bride: Etta T. Cox, Manville, Ill, born Ransom, Ill, father,
William Cox; mother, Elma Deenis, first marriage. Married at
Pontiac in the County of Livingston, State of Illinois, 13 October
1898. Witness to marriage: B.G. Eggert, Katharine Herbert
(sp?)
Generation No. 2
2. Frederick Zeigler, born October 03, 1854 in
Livingston Co., Illinois; died March 06, 1930 in Emmetsburg, Palo Alto
Co., Iowa. He was the son of 4. William Zeigler and 5. Mary
Phillips. He married 3. Mary Elizabeth Kleiber January 23, 1876
in Streator, LaSalle Co., Illinois.
3. Mary Elizabeth Kleiber, born December 17,
1858 in Streator, Bruce, Illinois; died April 08, 1948 in Emmetsburg,
Palo Alto Co., Iowa. She was the daughter of 6. Aaron Kleiber and
7. Roseanne McKernan.
Notes for Frederick Zeigler:
DOCUMENTS:
Marriage license, Frederick Zeigler and Mary E. Kleiber.
Obituary, extract, March 13, 1930, Emmetsburg Reporter and March 12,
Palo Alto Tribune, (both available at Emmetsburg, Palo Alto Co., Iowa
Public Library)
1880 U.S. Census extract, , Livingston Co. (Newtown Twp) , Illinois:
Fred and Mary Zeigler, and son Arthur
Livingston Co., Illinois (near Streator)
Emmetsburg, Palo Alto Co., Iowa - moved in March, 1910, along with son Arthur and his family
More About Frederick Zeigler:
Burial: Evergreen Cemetery, Emmetsburg, Palo Alto Co., Iowa
Occupation: Farmer
Religion: Methodist
Notes for Mary Elizabeth Kleiber:
DOCUMENTS:
Obituary, extract, April 13, 1948, Emmetsburg Reporter.
Copy of WIll - Mary E. Zeigler, dated 19 May 1934
Note: Mary E. Zeigler's oak pressback rocking chair was given her
son and daughter-in-law Arthur and Etta Cox Zeigler and then to her
granddaughter Lela Zeigler Murphy after Etta's death. After
Lela's death, it was purchased at auction by Jim Murphy, her
great-grandson, and was refinished and restored. It holds an
honored place in the home of Jim and Gail and their children.
More About Mary Elizabeth Kleiber:
Burial: April 10, 1948, Evergreen Cemetery, Emmetsburg, Palo Alto Co., Iowa
Marriage Notes for Frederick Zeigler and Mary Kleiber:
Marriage is recorded at LaSalle Co. Courthouse, Ottawa, Illinois in
Book E, pg. 74. Frederick Zeigler and Mary E. Kleiber were
married by James J. McKernan, Justice of the Peace on January 23,
1876. (record located 7/28/94) Note: James McKernan
was Mary Kleiber's grandfather.
DOCUMENTS: copyof Marriage License
Child of Frederick Zeigler and Mary Kleiber is:
1 i. Arthur J.
Zeigler, born March 31, 1878 in Manville, Newtown Twp.,, Livingston
Co., Illinois; died March 10, 1930 in Emmetsburg, Palo Alto Co.,
Iowa; married Etta Teresa Cox October 13, 1898 in Pontiac, Illinois.
Generation No. 3
4. William Zeigler, born June 22, 1825 in
Lima, Ohio; died January 14, 1913 in Streator, Livingston Co.,
Illinois. He was the son of 8. Frederick Zeigler and 9. Elizabeth
Hoobler. He married 5. Mary Phillips September 22, 1850 in
Livingston Co., Illinois.
5. Mary Phillips, born December 03, 1832 in
Lima, Ohio; died April 18, 1908 in Streator, Livingston Co.,
Illinois. She was the daughter of 10. Edward Phillips and 11.
Barbara Welsh Loman.
Notes for William Zeigler:
DOCUMENTS:
Marriage license
Death Certificate - William Zeigler
Obituary - Streator Daily Free Press, January 14, 1913
Copy of Will
Biography - The History of Livingston Co., Ill, 1878.
Obituary - Streator Daily Monitor, January 14, 1913.
William's wife Mary Phillips and his sister Mary's husband Jacob
Phillips were siblings, children of Edward Phillips and Barbara
Welsh Loman.
Phillips Cemetery records: William Zeigler, June 22, 1825 - Jan. 14, 1913.
More About William Zeigler:
Burial: January 16, 1913, Phillips Cemetery, Streator, Livingston Co., Illinois
Occupation: Farmer and stock raiser
Religion: United Brethren
Residence: 1827, Fountain Co., Indiana
Notes for Mary Phillips:
DOCUMENTS:
Death Certificate
Obituary - Streator Free Press, April 23, 1908
Obituary - Streator Daily Monitor, April 20, 1908
Phillips Cemetery records: Mary Zeigler (wife of Wm.) Dec. 3, 1832 - Apr. 18, 1908.
More About Mary Phillips:
Burial: April 20, 1908, Phillips Cemetery, Streator, Livingston Co., Illinois
Marriage Notes for William Zeigler and Mary Phillips:
Married by John Hoobler, William's uncle, brother to his mother
Elizabeth Hoobler Zeigler. John Hoobler was a United Brethren
minister.
Children of William Zeigler and Mary Phillips are:
i. Barbara
Elizabeth Zeigler, born August 11, 1851 in Newtown Twp., Livingston
Co., Illinois; died November 26, 1939 in Newtown Twp., Livingston Co.,
Illinois; married Cassius M. Clay April 12, 1874 in Livingston Co.,
Illinois; born 1849; died July 14, 1918 in Streator, LaSalle Co.,
Illinois.
Notes for Barbara Elizabeth Zeigler:
Illinois Statewide Death Index: Barbara E. Clay, died November 26, 1939, Livingston Co., Illinois, certificate 0000332.
Phillips Cemetery records: Barbara E. Clay, dau. of Wm. &
Mary Zeigler, Aug. 11, 1851 - Nov. 26, 1939. Marriede, 1874,
Cassius M. Clay. Children: Ora Smith, Edward, Avis Scarf,
Mabel Huntoon, Alta.
Obituary, Streator Daily Times-Press, November 27, 1939 (copy obtained)
More About Barbara Elizabeth Zeigler:
Burial: November 28, 1939, Phillips Cemetery, Livingston Co., Illinois
Notes for Cassius M. Clay:
Illinois Statewide Death Index, Cassius M. Clay, died July 14, 1918, Streator, LaSalle Co., Illinois, certificate 0028184.
Phillips Cemetery records: Cassius M. Clay, 1849-1918.
More About Cassius M. Clay:
Burial: Phillips Cemetery, Livingston Co., Illinois
Marriage Notes for Barbara Zeigler and Cassius Clay:
Illinois Statewide Marriage Index 1763-1900 (online):
Cassius M. Clay and Barbara E. Zigler, April 12, 1874, Volume E, Page 525
ii. Noah
Zeigler, born November 07, 1852 in Streator, LaSalle Co., Illinois;
died March 22, 1929 in Rensselaar, Indiana; married Elizabeth Alice
Applegate January 01, 1881 in Livingston Co., Illinois; born March 27,
1862 in Streator, LaSalle Co., Illinois; died October 02, 1942 in
Rensselaer, Indiana.
Marriage Notes for Noah Zeigler and Elizabeth Applegate:
Illinois State Marriage Index: Noah Zeigler and Elizabeth
Applegate, married January 1, 1881, Livingston Co., Illinois, Book G,
Lic 879.
Pontiac Sentinel, January 5th, 1881 - Noah Zeigler and Elizabeth
Applegate - first marriage of year - married by minister from Ottawa.
2 iii. Frederick
Zeigler, born October 03, 1854 in Livingston Co., Illinois; died March
06, 1930 in Emmetsburg, Palo Alto Co., Iowa; married Mary Elizabeth
Kleiber January 23, 1876 in Streator, LaSalle Co., Illinois.
iv. Priscilla
Zeigler, born November 28, 1856 in Illinois; died December 31, 1949 in
Lake Co., Illinois; married John Walter November 30, 1881 in Livingston
Co., Illinois.
Notes for Priscilla Zeigler:
Illinois Statewide Death Index (online):
Priscilla Walter, died 1949-12-31, Lake Co., Certificate 0050697, age 90 years.
Marriage Notes for Priscilla Zeigler and John Walter:
Illinois Statewide Marriage Index (online):
Priscilla Zeigler and John Walter, marrieed November
30, 1881, Livingston Co., Illinois, Vol. G, License 1189.
v. Jacob
Zeigler, born November 17, 1858 in Newtown Twp., Livingston Co.,
Illinois; died April 08, 1940; married Mary Susanah Mortland August 22,
1881 in Pontiac, Livingston Co., Illinois; born February 01, 1860 in
Livingston Co., Illinois; died May 12, 1938 in Streator, Illinois.
Notes for Jacob Zeigler:
Obituary, Streator Daily Times-Press, April 9, 1940. (copy obtained)
More About Jacob Zeigler:
Burial: April 10, 1940, Phillips Cemetery, Streator, Livingston Co., Illinois
Notes for Mary Susanah Mortland:
Illinois Statewide Death Index (online):
Mary S. Zeigler, died 1938-5-12 Lake Co., Streator, certificate
0000072. (Streator is not in Lake Co. - should be LaSalle or
Livingston?)
Phillips Cemetery records: Mary Susanna Zeigler, Feb. 1, 1860 - May 12, 1938. Dau. of James and Margaret Mortland.
More About Mary Susanah Mortland:
Burial: Phillips Cemetery, Streator, Livingston Co., Illinois
Marriage Notes for Jacob Zeigler and Mary Mortland:
Illinois State Marriage Index: Jacob Zeigler and Mary Mortland,
married August 22, 1881, Livingston Co., Illinois, Book G, License 1062.
vi. Mary Jane
Zeigler, born February 03, 1861 in Livingston Co., Illinois; died
September 11, 1864 in Livingston Co., Illinois.
Notes for Mary Jane Zeigler:
Phillips Cemetery records: Mary J. Zeigler, Feb 3, 1861 - Sept. 11, 1864.
More About Mary Jane Zeigler:
Burial: Phillips Cemetery, Livingston Co., Illinois
vii. Martha
Rachel Zeigler, born January 30, 1863 in Illinois; died March 04, 1943
in Carlinville, Macoupin Co., Illinois; married Elias M. Smith
September 03, 1882 in McLean Co., Illinois.
Notes for Martha Rachel Zeigler:
Illinois Statewide Death Index (online):
Martha R. Smith, died 1943-03-04, Macoupin Co., Carlinville, Certificate 0000090.
Marriage Notes for Martha Zeigler and Elias Smith:
Illinois Statewide Marriage Index (online):
Martha R. Zeigler and Elias M. Smith, married
September 3, 1882, McLean Co., Illinois, Volume I, License 0189.
viii. Arthur
Zeigler, born April 22, 1865 in Livingston Co., Illinois; died August
08, 1866 in Livingston Co., Illinois.
Notes for Arthur Zeigler:
Phillips Cemetery records: Arthur Zeigler, April 22, 1865 - Aug. 8, 1866.
More About Arthur Zeigler:
Burial: Phillips Cemetery, Livingston Co., Illinois
ix. William E.
Zeigler, born June 17, 1867 in Livingston Co., Illinois; died August
15, 1932 in Seattle, Washington; married Maggie R. Coles March 15, 1883
in Edwards Co., Illinois.
Notes for William E. Zeigler:
Obituary, Streator Daily Times-Press, August 17, 1932.
Had no children.
More About William E. Zeigler:
Burial: Seattle, Washington
Marriage Notes for William Zeigler and Maggie Coles:
Illinois State Marriage Index: William E. Zeigler and Maggie R.
Coles, married March 15, 1883, Book D, kpg. 87, License 1286, Edwards
Co., Illinois
x. Susan
Zeigler, born July 02, 1870 in Illinois; died January 24, 1941 in Cook
Co., Maywood Vil, Illinois; married Robert Notman March 07, 1894 in
Streator, LaSalle Co., Illinois; born Abt. 1867; died July 13, 1929 in
Streator, LaSalle Co., Illinois.
Notes for Susan Zeigler:
Illinois Statewide Death Index (online):
Susan Notman, died 1941-01-24, Cook Co., Maywood vIL, Certificate 0000012, age 70 yrs.
(I had before 1908, but the age on this is correct - will get copy to verify).
Notes for Robert Notman:
Illinois Statewide Death Index (online):
Robert Notman, died 1929-07-13, LaSalle Co., Streator, certificate 4500167.
Marriage Notes for Susan Zeigler and Robert Notman:
Illinois Statewide Marriage Index (online):
Susie Zeigler and Robert Notman, married March 7, 1894, LaSalle Co., Illinois, Book 3, pg. 270, License 8243.
Per marriage license, ceremony performed by Levi Field, clergyman of Decatur, Illinois.
xi. Rose
Zeigler, born October 15, 1872 in near Streator, Illinois; married
William J. Lucas September 17, 1896 in Streator, LaSalle Co., Illinois;
born Abt. 1871 in Fort Scott, Kansas.
Notes for Rose Zeigler:
Marriage license would indicate Rose born in 1873.
Notes for William J. Lucas:
Info on Wm. J. Lucas for return of marriage. Place of residence
was Moberly, Mo. Occupation locomotive foreman.
More About William J. Lucas:
Occupation: 1896, Locomotive Foreman
Marriage Notes for Rose Zeigler and William Lucas:
Marriage license #1194, Wm. J. Lucas and Rose Ziegler, married
September 17, 1896, Streator, LaSalle Co., Illinois. Married by
F. F. Stoltz, minister of the gospel..
6. Aaron Kleiber, born August 25, 1833 in
Streator, Rutland Twp., LaSalle Co., Illinois; died February 29, 1912
in Emmetsburg, Palo Alto Co., Iowa. He was the son of 12. Joseph
Kleiber and 13. Elizabeth Daniels. He married 7. Roseanne
McKernan February 20, 1856 in Otter Creek, LaSalle Co., Illinois.
7. Roseanne McKernan, born August 11, 1838 in
Otter Creek Twp., LaSalle Co., Illinois; died July 13, 1910 in
Streator, Illinois. She was the daughter of 14. James J. McKernan
and 15. Mary Cramer.
Notes for Aaron Kleiber:
Aaron Kleiber is listed in 1860 census - town of Allen, LaSalle Co., Ill, #3406-3421:
Aaron Kleiber, age 26, farmer, born IL
Rosanah, age 22, born IL
James, age 4, born IL
Mary E., age 1, born IL
He is also listed in the 1880 census - Allen Twp. LaSalle Co., Ill, #127-127.
1909 Streator City Directory lists Aaron Kleiber , wf. Rosanna, at 1705 N. Bloomington.
More About Aaron Kleiber:
Burial: March 02, 1912, Funk Cemetery, Streator, Illinois
Census: 1880, Allen Twp., LaSalle Co., Illinois
Occupation: Farmer
Religion: Methodist Episcopal
Notes for Roseanne McKernan:
Death certificate - funeral directors, Wagner Bros., Streator. Died of breast cancer.
Funk Cemetery records: Rosanna Kleiber, born 11 August 1838, died 12 July 1910.
More About Roseanne McKernan:
Burial: Funk Cemetery, Streator, Illinois
Occupation: Housewife
Religion: Methodist Episcopal or Seventh Day Adventist
Marriage Notes for Aaron Kleiber and Roseanne McKernan:
Record of marriage found at LaSalle Co. Courthouse, Ottawa, Il
(7/28/94) married at Otter Creek by John Brown on February 20,
1856. Book B, pg. 163.
Children of Aaron Kleiber and Roseanne McKernan are:
i. James J.
Kleiber, born November 20, 1856 in <Streator>, Illinois; died
April 19, 1937 in Oconto, Nebraska; married Harriet Prudence Cramer;
born September 02, 1862 in Reading Twp. Illinois; died May 19, 1950 in
Oconto, Nebraska.
More About Harriet Prudence Cramer:
Burial: Oconto, Nebraska
3 ii. Mary
Elizabeth Kleiber, born December 17, 1858 in Streator, Bruce, Illinois;
died April 08, 1948 in Emmetsburg, Palo Alto Co., Iowa; married
Frederick Zeigler January 23, 1876 in Streator, LaSalle Co., Illinois.
iii. Joseph E.
Kleiber, born December 23, 1860 in Illinois; died February 23, 1937;
married Catherine Anna Rowan October 27, 1904 in Streator, LaSalle Co.,
Illinois; born February 02, 1871 in Ottawa, Illinois; died June 04,
1948 in Emmetsburg, Iowa.
Notes for Joseph E. Kleiber:
Evergreen Cemetery, Emmetsburg, Iowa gravestone: Joseph E.
Kleiber 1861-1937 and Katherine A. Kleiber, 1871-1948.
(Note: I had Joseph as born in 1860, gravestone shows 1861.)
More About Joseph E. Kleiber:
Burial: Evergreen Cemetery, Emmetsburg, Iowa
Notes for Catherine Anna Rowan:
Palo Alto Co., Iowa courthouse, Emmetsburg, Iowa: Death record
for Katherine Anne Kleiber, died Emmetsburg, June 4, 1948 of
apoplexy. WIdow of Joseph Kleiber. Born February 2, 1871,
Ottawa, Illinois. Housewife. Father, James Roan, born
Ireland, mother, ___ McDunnough, born Ireland. Buried June 8,
1948, Evergreen Cemetery, Emmetsburg. Informant: Martin
Whitney of Curlew.
More About Catherine Anna Rowan:
Burial: June 08, 1948, Evergreen Cemetery, Emmetsburg, Iowa
iv. Alma
Josephine Kleiber, born February 28, 1869 in Cedar, Allen,
Illinois; died March 17, 1953 in Merrill, Wisconsin; married (1) Alfred
Ellsworth Patten February 05, 1885 in Allen, LaSalle Co., Illinois;
born October 24, 1862 in Brookfield, LaSalle Co., Illinois; died August
04, 1919; married (2) Russell Hanson Aft. 1919.
Notes for Alma Josephine Kleiber:
Death records for Alma not found in Palo Alto co. records (2002).
Dates from Alma's obituary dated March 19, 1953.
Birthplace on marriage license given as Allen, Illinois.
More About Alma Josephine Kleiber:
Burial: Evergreen Cemetery, Emmetsburg, Palo Alto. Co., Iowa
Notes for Alfred Ellsworth Patten:
Tombstone lists Alfred Patten, 1862 - 1919 and Alma J. Patten, 1869 -
1953. (on the back of the same stone are Joseph and Katherine
Kleiber - Joseph was a brother to Alma).
Tombstone spells name Patten, obit states both Patten and Patten.
Death records at courthouse - Alfred not found in 1919. Did he die elsewhere?
Probate proceedings commenced September 1, 1919.
More About Alfred Ellsworth Patten:
Burial: August 07, 1919, Evergreen Cemetery, Emmetsburg, Palo Alto. Co., Iowa
Occupation: 1885, farmer
Marriage Notes for Alma Kleiber and Alfred Patten:
Illinois Statewide Marriage Index (online):
Alfred E. Patten and Alma J. Kleiber, married Feb 5, 1885, LaSalle Co.,
Vol 2, pg. 42, Lic 1571. (copy of license obtained) Witnesses
Joseph W. Patten and Harriet P. Kleiber. Married by A. B. Powell,
minister of the gospel.
v. Stephen A. Kleiber, born August 22, 1863; died 1864.
Notes for Stephen A. Kleiber:
Funk Cemetery records: Stephen A. Kleiber, born 1863, died 1864.
More About Stephen A. Kleiber:
Burial: Funk Cemetery, Streator, Illinois
vi. Candice Kleiber, born February 09, 1866; died June 1869.
vii. Milton Kleiber, born April 01, 1872; died January 1875.
Notes for Milton Kleiber:
Funk Cemetery records: Milton Kleiber, born 1872, died 1875.
More About Milton Kleiber:
Burial: Funk Cemetery, Streator, Illinois
viii. Olive
Grace Kleiber, born July 22, 1874 in Illinois; died Aft. 1953; married
Perry Snyder February 19, 1891.
ix. Maude Kleiber, born March 08, 1878; died August 1878.
Notes for Maude Kleiber:
Funk Cemetery records: Maude Kleiber, born 1878, died 1878 (same stone with Mable)
More About Maude Kleiber:
Burial: Funk Cemetery, Streator, Illinois
x. Mable Kleiber, born March 08, 1878; died August 1878.
Notes for Mable Kleiber:
Funk Cemetery records: Mable Kloeiber, born 1878, died 1878 (same stone with Maud)
More About Mable Kleiber:
Burial: Funk Cemetery, Streator, Illinois
xi. Myrtle E.
Kleiber, born September 11, 1879 in Illinois; died July 1880.
Notes for Myrtle E. Kleiber:
Funk Cemetery records: Myrtle Kleiber, born 1879, died 1880.
More About Myrtle E. Kleiber:
Burial: Funk Cemetery, Streator, Illinois
Generation No. 4
8. Frederick Zeigler, born March 05, 1801 in
Of Tulpehocken Twp., Berks, Pennsylvania; died May 11, 1868 in
Veedersburg, Fountain Co., Indiana. He was the son of 16.
<Henry Zeigler Sr. ?> and 17. <Barbara>. He married
9. Elizabeth Hoobler 1819 in of Tulpehocken Twp., Berks, Pennsylvania.
9. Elizabeth Hoobler, born October 03, 1799 in
Of Cumberland, Pennsylvania; died August 31, 1871 in Shawnee Twp.,
Fountain Co., Indiana. She was the daughter of 18. Jacob Hoobler
I and 19. Anna Margaret Brown.
Notes for Frederick Zeigler:
IGI - Frederick Zeigler, born 1801, Of Tulpehocken Twp., Berks, Pennsylvania.
Death certificate of son William says Frederick was born in Germany,
1850 U.S. Census, Fountain Co., Indiana says he was born in
Pennsylvania.
Ancestry.com, U.S. Census Records:
More About Frederick Zeigler:
Burial: Brown Cemetery, Veedersburg, Indiana
More About Elizabeth Hoobler:
Burial: Brown Cemetery, Veedersburg, Indiana
Marriage Notes for Frederick Zeigler and Elizabeth Hoobler:
IGI - Marriage - Frederick Zeigler and Elizabeth Hoobler, 1819, Of Tulpehocken Twp., Berks, PA
Children of Frederick Zeigler and Elizabeth Hoobler are:
i. John
Zeigler, born October 04, 1820 in Pennsylvania; died December 15, 1908
in Fountain Co., Indiana; married (1) Nancy Galloway January 09, 1845;
born January 04, 1826 in Indiana; died January 29, 1867 in Fountain
Co., Indiana; married (2) Mary M. Winans February 09, 1868; born
November 19, 1840; died November 20, 1922.
ii. Mary
Zeigler, born January 29, 1824 in near Dayton, Ohio; died December 22,
1899 in Livingston Co., Illinois; married Jacob Phillips October 27,
1852 in Fountain Co., Indiana; born February 25, 1825 in Urbana,
Champaign Co., Ohio; died October 31, 1914 in Livingston Co., Illinois.
Notes for Mary Zeigler:
Mary 's husband was Jacob Phillips and her brother William was married
to Mary Phillips. Jacob and Mary Phillips were siblings, children
of Edward Phillips and Barbara Welsh Loman.
Obit, Streator Daily Monitor, December 23, 1899: Mary, wife of Jacob
Phillips died Friday, Dec 22, 1899, had asthma for years. Born
near Dayton, Ohio, January 24, 1824, moved to Indiana with her
parents. Married in Fountain Co., Indiana October 16, 1852 to
Jacob Phillips. A sister of William Zeigler of Streator.
The family has resided on the present homestead which was settled upon
by Mr. Phillips in 1835 - the family is among if not the oldest
settlers in this section of the state. Had been a member of U.B.
Church for over 45 years. Funeral from family residence Monday
afternoon at l o'clock, conducted by Rev.l W. B. McMann.
Phillips Cemetery Records: Mary Phillips (wife of Jacob) Jan 29, 1824 - Dec. 22, 1899
Notes for Jacob Phillips:
Information on children's names and birthdates History of Livingston
Co., 1991. Also marriage dates, confirmed with Illinois Statewide
Marriage Index, except Mary Zeigler, not found.
History of Livingston Co., 1991, states that Jacob's obituary was
published November 25, 1914 in the church paper, but exact date of
death was omitted.
Phillips Cemetery Records: Jacob Phillips, Feb 25, 1825 - Oct. 31, 1914
More About Jacob Phillips:
Burial: Phillips Cemetery, Livingston Co., Illinois
4 iii. William
Zeigler, born June 22, 1825 in Lima, Ohio; died January 14, 1913 in
Streator, Livingston Co., Illinois; married Mary Phillips September 22,
1850 in Livingston Co., Illinois.
iv. Frederick Zeigler, born January 07, 1829; died July 13, 1833.
v. Henry Zeigler, born September 11, 1831; died August 04, 1832.
vi. Margaret
Zeigler, born Abt. 1832 in Indiana; married Levi Bissell June 27, 1865
in LaSalle Co., Illinois.
Marriage Notes for Margaret Zeigler and Levi Bissell:
I had information that Margaret Zeigler was married to Stephen Webster
on 3l March 1892 (source??) Since she would have been 60 at the
time, if she did marry him, it is likely that it was a second
marriage. No record in the Illinois Statewide Marriage Index.
More research needed.
Marriage license #3280, Levi Bissell and Margaret Zeigler, married June 27, 1865, LaSalle Co., Illinois.
vii. Elizabeth
Zeigler, born Abt. 1834 in Indiana; married William Beeker.
viii. David B.
Zeigler, born Abt. 1835 in Indiana; married Eliza Jane Ewing August 20,
1857; born November 27, 1833 in Ireland; died February 24, 1878 in
Livingston Co., Illinois.
Notes for Eliza Jane Ewing:
Phillips Cemetery records: Eliza Zeigler, wife of David Zeigler, died Feb. 24, 1878, aged 44 yrs, 2 mos, 27 days.
More About Eliza Jane Ewing:
Burial: Phillips Cemetery, Livingston Co., Illinois
ix. Delilah
Zeigler, born March 02, 1836 in Indiana; died July 17, 1912 in Fountain
Co., Indiana.
x. Susannah Zeigler, born September 03, 1838; died September 12, 1838.
xi. Daniel B.
Zeigler, born February 25, 1840 in Indiana; married Phoebe Jane Labaw
September 01, 1867; born June 05, 1848 in Indiana; died January 31,
1922.
Notes for Daniel B. Zeigler:
In the 1860 U.S. Census for Shawnee Twp., Fountain Co., Indiana, the
Zeigler family was living next door to the Labaw family. Daniel
was then 20 and Jane was 12. They would marry 7 years later.
xii. Catherine
Zeigler, born March 28, 1842 in Indiana; died January 18, 1912 in
Fountain Co., Indiana; married Barnett Hopkins July 27, 1862; born
November 30, 1834; died January 07, 1893 in Indiana.
xiii. Noah
Zeigler, born March 28, 1842; died November 06, 1842 in Indiana.
10. Edward Phillips, born Abt. March 17, 1772
in Maryland; died April 28, 1847 in Newtown Twp, Livingston
Co.,Illinois. He married 11. Barbara Welsh Loman in Ohio.
11. Barbara Welsh Loman, born March 10, 1786 in Maryland or Virginia; died March 15, 1862.
Notes for Edward Phillips:
BLM Records #ES NO S/N, Edward Phillips purchased 80 acres of land in
Livingston Co., Ill on July 10, 1844. Document #8416, Danville
Land Office.
Info re: Edward and Barbary is from bios of Jacob Phillips (their
son) printed in The History of Livingston Co., Ill, 1878 and Portrait
and Biographical Album of Livingston Co., Ill, 1888. The 1888 book
states he was born about 1768, the other says he died April 27, 1847
aged 75 years, l month and 11 days, which would put his birthdate in
March, 1772.
Came to Illinois about 1836 from Ohio, traveling by wagon.
Stopped first on West Bureau Creek for about nine months, then settled
where his son Jacob later lived, at Smithdale. "Mr. P. states that when
his father arrived in this State he owned a team of horses and wagon;
he also had $50. in silver half-dollars; one of horses died soon after
his arrival; his father was a native of Maryland, and after his
marriage removed from there to Ohio with a two-wheeled cart, taking his
family with him, which consisted of a wife and four children; he states
that his father remembers the battles of the Revolution very
distinctly; the first piece of land that he entered was on Sec. 7 and
consisted of 80 acres; Levi Templin went to Danville on foot, wearing a
handkerchief on his head, and carrying his provisions with him and
performed the errand; the Land Office being situated at that place at
that time."
Came to Ohio with his first wife (unknown) and 7 children. His
wife died and he married Mrs. Barbara Welsh Lomann whom he had known in
Maryland. Her husband, James Loman, had died 6 weeks after
reaching Ohio. Mrs. Loman had 8 children. Edward and
Barbara had 4 children together.
Phillips Cemetery records: Edward Phillips, died April 28,1847, aged 75 yrs, l mo., 11 days.
Phillips Cemetery is located just south of the Phillips homestead.
More About Edward Phillips:
Burial: Phillips Cemetery, Streator, Livingston Co., Illinois
Religion: Methodist Episcopal
Notes for Barbara Welsh Loman:
U.S. Census, Livingston Co., 1850 and 1860 - Barbary Philips is living
with her daugher Rachel and her husband Salsburg Houchin (sp) and their
children.
Per Livingston Co. History, published 1991, at Pontiac, IL library,
Barbara died March 15, 1867 (article about her son Jacob Phillips)
Phillips Cemetery records: Barbara Phillips (wife of Edward) March 10, 1786 - March 15, 1862.
More About Barbara Welsh Loman:
Burial: Phillips Cemetery, Streator, Livingston Co., Illinois
Children of Edward Phillips and Barbara Loman are:
i. Barbara Phillips
Notes for Barbara Phillips:
Married to a wealthy farmer, living near Odell, Illinois.
ii. Jacob
Phillips, born February 25, 1825 in Urbana, Champaign Co., Ohio; died
October 31, 1914 in Livingston Co., Illinois; married (1) Amy Jane
Lundy January 30, 1848 in Livingston Co., Illinois; born April 01,
1830; died February 28, 1851; married (2) Mary Zeigler October 27, 1852
in Fountain Co., Indiana; born January 29, 1824 in near Dayton, Ohio;
died December 22, 1899 in Livingston Co., Illinois; married (3) Sarah
Ellen Kretinger January 01, 1901 in Logan Co., Illinois; born April 26,
1840; died May 17, 1911.
Notes for Jacob Phillips:
Information on children's names and birthdates History of Livingston
Co., 1991. Also marriage dates, confirmed with Illinois Statewide
Marriage Index, except Mary Zeigler, not found.
History of Livingston Co., 1991, states that Jacob's obituary was
published November 25, 1914 in the church paper, but exact date of
death was omitted.
Phillips Cemetery Records: Jacob Phillips, Feb 25, 1825 - Oct. 31, 1914
More About Jacob Phillips:
Burial: Phillips Cemetery, Livingston Co., Illinois
Notes for Amy Jane Lundy:
Phillips Cemetery records: Amy Jane Phillips (wife of Jacob) April 1, 1830 - Feb. 28, 1851.
More About Amy Jane Lundy:
Burial: Phillips Cemetery, Livingston Co., Illinois
Marriage Notes for Jacob Phillips and Amy Lundy:
Illinois Statewide Marriage Index (online):
Jacob Phillips and A. Jane Lundy, married January 30, 1848, Book B.
Livingston Co. History,(1991) article by Doris M. Chambers - married January 28, 1848.
iii. Rachel Phillips, married Salsbury Houchin.
Notes for Rachel Phillips:
Lived in Fairmont, Nebraska.
5 iv. Mary
Phillips, born December 03, 1832 in Lima, Ohio; died April 18, 1908 in
Streator, Livingston Co., Illinois; married William Zeigler September
22, 1850 in Livingston Co., Illinois.
12. Joseph Kleiber, born February 14, 1791 in
Northumberland Co., Pennsylvania; died February 12, 1866 in Rutland,
LaSalle Co., Illinois. He was the son of 24. John Henry Kleiber
and 25. <Margaret>. He married 13. Elizabeth Daniels August
09, 1819 in Licking Co., Ohio.
13. Elizabeth Daniels, born Abt. 1806 in
Virginia; died March 26, 1861 in Rutland, LaSalle Co., Illinois.
She was the daughter of 26. Jonathan Daniels and 27. Mary Channel.
Notes for Joseph Kleiber:
Record of LaSalle and Grundy Counties, Illinois, 1900, also Record of
LaSalle Co., Ill, 1900: biography of Aaron Kleiber (same article
appears in both books), available at Illinois State Historical Library,
Springfield, Illinois:
"In Northumberland county, Pennsylvania, Joseph Kleiber, the father of
Aaron, was born, and in Licking county, Ohio, he was reared and
married, the lady of his choice being Miss Elizabeth Daniels., In
1830 the young couple left Ohio and came out to Illinois, settling in
LaSalle county. They became the parents of eight children,
namely, Mary, Margaret A., Jonathan, Malissa, Aaron, James, William and
Stephen. All of this number are now deceased except Aaron and
Stephen, and the last named resides on the old homestead, in Rutland
township. The father died at the age of seventy-one years.
He had lived for nearly forty-two years in this county and had not only
seen the land developed from its primitive state into fine farms, with
substantial buildings thereon, but also had done his part toward bring
about this change. Politically he was a Democrat, and both he and
his wife were members of the Methodist Episcopal Church."
Birth date from Hazel Patten Strom to Lela Mary Zeigler.
1850 U.S. Census, Rutland, LaSalle Co., IL:
Joseph Kleiber, age 55, farmer, born Penn.
Elizabeth, age 44, born VA
Jonathan, age 21, farmer, born Ohio
Melissa, age 20, born Ohio
Aaron, age 18, farmer, born IL
Wm., age 11, born IL
Stephen, age 9, born IL
Ottawa Fair Dealer, Ottawa, Illinois, February 17, 1866:
SUDDEN DEATH. - We announce with pain the sudden
death, on Monday evening, of Joseph Kleiber, one of the oldest
settlers, and a highly respectable farmer, in the town of Rutland, in
this county. He had attended to feeding his cattle and "chores"
as usual in the evening, and coming into the house, complained of a
sudden pain in his limbs, we believe, and then exclaiming, "Oh, it is
going to my head!" dropped into a chair, and in a few moments was
dead. He was a large man, of stout and vigorous frame, and
apparently of iron constitution. He was 71 years of age.
Per 1860 Census, Joseph was born in Pennsylvania.
BLM Land Records
Document #257, issued October 1, 1839, Chicago Land Office
160 acres: Sec 12, Twnshp 33-N, Range 4-E, No, 3rd PM, LaSalle Co., Ill
BLM Land Records
Document 1985, issued March 16, 1837, Danville Land Office
160 acres: Sec 32, Twnshp 34-N, Range 4-E, No, 3rd PM, LaSalle Co., Ill
Joseph left no will. Petition for Letters of Administration filed
February 16, 1866 (have copies of that , plus Inventory of Property)
Tombstone inscription: Joseph Kleiber, husband of Elizabeth
Kleiber, d. Feb 12, 1860; aged 70 yrs 11 mo 28 ds (WPA records from
1930's show 1860, Everett Ross reading shows 1866, obit and probate
record indicate 1866)
More About Joseph Kleiber:
Burial: Daniels Cemetery, Rutland Twp., LaSalle Co., Illinois
Census: 1820, Licking Co., Ohio, Madason Twp.
Notes for Elizabeth Daniels:
Ottawa Fair Dealer, Ottawa, Illinois, April 13, 1861:
DIED: Of erysipelas, March 26, 1861, in the town of
Rutland, LaSalle co., Ill., Mrs. Elizabeth Kleiber, in the fifty-sixth
year of her age.
She departed this life after a few days illiness,
during which she was never heard to murmur or complain, but meekly bore
her sufferings as our sweet Savior, knowing that it was her Father in
Heaven calling her home from the sufferings of this world to reap her
reward in that land of bliss, where the weary are at rest. She
has left a bereaved husband and children, besides many friends, who
mourn her as an affectionate wife and mother; and being one of the
first settlers of the State, her acquaintance is very extensive, many
of whom have reason ever to remember her kindness in an hour of trouble.
She has been a member of the Methodist church a
number of years, during which time she has ever manifested a deep
interest in Christ. She has regularly attended the class and
prayer meetings, and within the last few months of her existence, she
seemed to manifest a deeper interest, if possible, than usual, as she
went around performing her little errands of kindness. She seemed
to be conscious that she would soon be called to the realities of that
better world. When last she spoke in class, she said that she
felt prepared to meet her dear parents and children in Heaven, and wear
that crown of glory which was prepared for her. She felt that the
time was very near. But a few hours before she died, she
exclaimed, "Jesus is waiting for me;" then calling her husband by name
twice, she clasped his hand, but said no more, and slept.
Asleep in Jesus, blessed sleep,
From which non ever wake to weep;
A calm and undisturbed respose,
Unbroken by the sounds of foes.
Per 1860 census, Elizabeth was born in Virginia.
Tombstone inscription: Elizabeth Kleiber, wife of Joseph Kleiber, d. Jan 26, 1860
Obit gives date of death as March 26, 1861
More About Elizabeth Daniels:
Burial: Daniels Cemetery, Rutland Twp., LaSalle Co., Illinois
Religion: Methodist
Marriage Notes for Joseph Kleiber and Elizabeth Daniels:
Marriage date from IGI record, source: microfilm of original
record in Licking Co. Courthouse and Licking Co. Genealogical Society,
Newark, Ohio. Marriage records 1808-1951, Ohio Probate Court, Licking
Co., Film 0384300, batch M514101.
Marriage records Licking Co., Ohio transcribed: Joseph Kleiber
and Eliza Daniels, 9 August 1819, married by John Johnson, JP.
Children of Joseph Kleiber and Elizabeth Daniels are:
i. Etta Kleiber
ii. Mary
Kleiber, born April 01, 1822 in Ohio; married (1) George Hayes January
10, 1839 in LaSalle Co., Illinois; born June 08, 1810 in Randolph Co.,
West Virginia; died March 27, 1849 in LaSalle Co., Illinois; married
(2) Henry Curyea June 03, 1852 in LaSalle Co., Illinois; born July 31,
1816 in New Market, Shenandoah Co., Virginia.
Notes for Mary Kleiber:
First marriage to George Hayes, LaSalle Co., Ill, 10 January, 1839, Volume A., License 232
Second marriage to Henry Curyea, LaSalle Co., Ill, 3 June 1852, Volume B, License 203.
More About Mary Kleiber:
Religion: United Brethren
Notes for Henry Curyea:
Information on Henry Curyea and his famjly from History of LaSalle County, Illinois, Volume 1, 1886 (Streator Library)
According to the above book, "Mr.Curyea was married in 1842 to
Roan Turner, a native of Ohio. His second marriaged occurred June
3, 1852 to Mary Hays, who was born April 1, 1822, widow of George Hays."
No mention is made of Roan's death (no children listed). Were
they divorced? Uncommon in those days, but it did happen.
There is a Roan Curyea, married to Nicholas Reives, in LaSalle Co., on
August 17, 1854, LaSalle Co., license #836.
More About Henry Curyea:
Politics: Jackson Democrat
Religion: Presbyterian
iii. Margaret
Ann Kleiber, born July 30, 1825 in Licking Co., Ohio; died February 20,
1857 in Rutland, LaSalle Co., Illinois; married David K. Shaver March
03, 1850 in LaSalle Co., Illinois; born October 19, 1815 in Licking
Twp., Licking Co., Ohio; died December 29, 1900 in Rutland Twp.,
LaSalle Co., Illinois.
Notes for Margaret Ann Kleiber:
Ottawa Free Trader, February 26, 1857, obituary, died at the residence of her husband.
Shaver Cemetery gravestone: Margaret Ann, wife of David K.
Shaver, July 30, 1825 - Feb. 20 A.D. 1857, aged 31 yrs, 7 mo, 20 ds.
More About Margaret Ann Kleiber:
Burial: Shaver Family Cemetery, Rutland Twp., LaSalle Co., Illinois
Notes for David K. Shaver:
1850 U.S. Census - Rutland Twp, LaSalle Co., Illinois
David K. Shaver, age 36 , farmer, born Ohio, Margaret, age 25, born Ohio
Ottawa Journal, December 30, 1900 obituary.
Shaver Cemetery gravestone: David K. Shaver, Oct. 19, 1815 - Dec. 29, 1900. (on same stone with Amanda)
More About David K. Shaver:
Burial: Shaver Family Cemetery, Rutland Twp., LaSalle Co., Illinois
Marriage Notes for Margaret Kleiber and David Shaver:
Marriage license 2327A, David K. Shaver and Margaret Ann Kleiber,
married March 3, 1850, LaSalle Co., Illinois. Married by John
Higby, pastor of the Ref. Church.
iv. Jonathan H.
Kleiber, born Abt. 1828 in Ohio; died September 04, 1890 in Allen,
Otter Creek Twp., LaSalle Co., Illinois; married Elizabeth Funk October
20, 1853 in LaSalle Co., Illinois; born Abt. 1835 in Ohio; died July
31, 1892.
Notes for Jonathan H. Kleiber:
Ottawa Fair Dealer, Ottawa, Illinois, September 7, 1890:
Streator M...., "Jonathan Kleiber died yesterday at
his home in Otter Creek township. The deceased was one of the
oldest residents of the county, having been born here some sixty years
ago. The funeral takes place at 11 o'clock tomororw from the U.B.
church in Otter Creek township." Mr. Kleiber was born and raised
in the town of Rutland, four miles from Ottawa, where many old friends
will be pained to hear of his death."
Per 1850 census, Jonathan was born in Ohio.
Per 1880 census, Jonathan was born in Ohio.
1860 U.S. Census, Allen, LaSalle Co., Illinois:
Jonathan H. Kleiber, age 32, farmer, born Ohio
Elizabeth,, age 25, born Ohio
Elsie A., age 5, born IL
Will of Jonathan H. Kleiber, dated July 18, 1868. Elizabeth Kleiber,
his wife, named as executrix. She died before probate complete,
so daughters Elsie and Lydia petitioned court and asked that Epenetus
Dixon be named executor.
Franklin, age 2, born IL
Mary Ritter, age 15, born Ohio
Susan Funk, age 55, born VA
1880 U.S. Census, Allen, LaSalle, Illinois:
Jonathan H. Kleiber, age 52, born Ohio, farmer
(father born PA, mother born VA)
Elizabeth Kleiber, age 46, born Ohio, wife
(both parents born VA)
Lydia A. Kleiber, age 16, born Illinois, daughter
Susanna Funk, age 81, born VA, mother-in-law (widow)
Alfred E. Patten, age 17, born Illinois, farm hand
Funk Cemetery records: Johnathan H.Kleiber, died 4 September 1890, age 62 yrs.
More About Jonathan H. Kleiber:
Burial: Funk Cemetery, Streator, Illinois
Notes for Elizabeth Funk:
Probate record for Jonathan Kleiber, Elizabeth was named executrix of
Jonathan's will, but died on July 31, 1892 before final settlement.
Only surviving children are Elsie and Lydia. Alternate heir (if
wife & children not surviving) was Catherine Wisher (wife of John
Wisher) - she was his wife's sister.
v. Melissa E.
Kleiber, born Abt. September 06, 1830 in Ohio; died October 20, 1896;
married Henry Funk December 30, 1852 in LaSalle Co., Illinois; born
November 14, 1826; died January 29, 1901.
Notes for Melissa E. Kleiber:
Funk Cemetery records: Melissa Kleiber-Funk, wife of H. Funk, died 20 October 1896, age 66 yrs, l mo, 14 days.
More About Melissa E. Kleiber:
Burial: Funk Cemetery, Streator, Illinois
Notes for Henry Funk:
Birth and death dates from Funk Cemetery records.
1860 U.S. Census, Eagle Twp., LaSalle Co., IL:
Henry Funk, age 33, born Ohio, farmer
Malissa, age 29, born Ohio
Joseph, age 2, born IL
Albert, age 12, born PA
Funk Cemetery records: Henry Funk, born 14 November, 1826, died January 29, 1901.
Christian Funk, died Sept. 2 1856, age 62 yrs, 2 days. Could this be Henry's father?
More About Henry Funk:
Burial: Funk Cemetery, LaSalle Co., Illinois
6 vi. Aaron
Kleiber, born August 25, 1833 in Streator, Rutland Twp., LaSalle Co.,
Illinois; died February 29, 1912 in Emmetsburg, Palo Alto Co., Iowa;
married Roseanne McKernan February 20, 1856 in Otter Creek, LaSalle
Co., Illinois.
vii. James Kleiber, born 1836 in Illinois; died October 20, 1837.
Notes for James Kleiber:
Record of Daniels Cemetery:
James Kleiber, d. Oct 20 1837; aged 1 yy 8 m 1 ds
More About James Kleiber:
Burial: Daniels Cemetery, Rutland Twp., LaSalle Co., Illinois
viii. William
Kleiber, born Abt. August 1839 in Illinois; died September 08, 1879 in
LaSalle Co., Illinois; married Mary S. Pierce April 26, 1866 in LaSalle
Co., Illinois; born Abt. 1848 in New York.
Notes for William Kleiber:
Daniels Cemetery info: William Kleiber, died Sept 8, 1879, aged 40 y 1 m 21 ds
Probate: William Kleiber died intestate, at his residence in
LaSalle Co., Illinois on September 8, 1879.. Heirs: Mary E.
Kleiber, his widow and Nellie Kleiber, his child. Mary E. Kleiber and
Stephen Kleiber (brother) ask that Henry Curyea be granted Letters of
Administration. Nellie, his infant daughter is alive at the time of her
father's death, but is listed as deceased (after her father) in others
papers dated September, 1881.
More About William Kleiber:
Burial: Daniels Cemetery, Rutland Twp., LaSalle Co., Illinois
Marriage Notes for William Kleiber and Mary Pierce:
Marriage license, LaSalle Co., Ill, 26 April 1866, Book D, license 226.
ix. Stephen
Kleiber, born Abt. 1842 in Rutland Twp.,Illinois; died November 07,
1911 in Rutland Twp., LaSalle Co., Illinois; married Etta M. Dickinson
September 19, 1866 in LaSalle Co., Illinois; born December 13, 1847 in
Rome, New York; died January 1913 in Charter Oak, Iowa.
Notes for Stephen Kleiber:
Ottawa Fair Dealer, obituary for Stephen Kleiber, November 10, 1911. Died 5 days before his 70th birthday.
Will and letters testamentary: Died at his home in Rutland Twp.
on November 7, 1911. Wife, Etta M. Kleiber is named executrix.
Heirs are Etta M. Kleiber, wife, Charles W. Kleiber, son, and Silvester
M. Canfield, his wife's nephew.
More About Stephen Kleiber:
Burial: Ottawa Ave. Cemetery
Notes for Etta M. Dickinson:
Ottawa Fair Trader, January 17, 1913, obituary for Etta Kleiber, widow
of Stephen Kleiber who died November, 1911. Died at Charter Oak, Iowa
at home of her sister, Emily Dickenson. Born in Rome, N.Y.
December 13, 1847. Came to LaSalle Co. with her parents as a
little girl. Survived by one son, Charles Kleiber. Body
returned to LaSalle Co. for burial.
More About Etta M. Dickinson:
Burial: LaSalle Co., Illinois
14. James J. McKernan, born February 19, 1815
in Livingston Co. Kentucky; died January 07, 1878 in Otter Creek Twp.,
LaSalle Co., Illinois. He was the son of 28. John McKernan and
29. Polly Stowder. He married 15. Mary Cramer October 19, 1836 in
LaSalle Co., Illinois.
15. Mary Cramer, born February 28, 1820 in
Tuscarawas Co., Ohio; died March 10, 1908 in LaSalle Co.,
Illinois. She was the daughter of 30. Henry Cramer and 31.
Elizabeth Speck.
Notes for James J. McKernan:
Death record located at LaSalle County Courthouse, Ottawa, Il (7/28/94) Book 1, pg. 2
From The Historyof the One Hundred and Fourth Regiment of Illinois
Volunteer Infantry, War of the Great Rebellion 1862-1865 by William
Wirt Calkins, 1895: Captain James J. McKernan. Enlisted in
July, 1862, from Bruce; farmer; was in the Kentucky campaign after
Bragg; commanded his company at the battle of Hartsville, and was
wounded in the left arm, right wrist and cheek. Resigned June 14,
1863, at Murfreesboro. The Captain was a stand-up hard fighter
and regretted leaving the service. Died some years ago at his
home in Bruce, from the effects of Bright's disease of the kidneys,
induced by hardship in the service."
BLM Land Record, October 1, 1839, James J. McKernan and Hugh N. McKernan purchased land in LaSalle Co., Ill.
DOCUMENTS:
Marriage License
Obituary James J. McKernan
Obituary Mary McKernan
Death Certificate - James
Death Certificiate - Mary
Probate records - both James and Mary
1870 U.S. Census, Otter Creek, LaSalle Co., IL:
Jas. J. McKernan, age 55, born K:Y, farmer
Mary, age 50, born Ohio, keeping house
Samuel, age 16, born IL
Salanda, age 13, born IL
Charles, age 11, born IL
Augusta, age 7., born IL
Member of Old Settlers Assn. of LaSalle Co.: born in Kentucky, settled in LaSalle Co in 1828.
More About James J. McKernan:
Burial: Shoots Grave Yard (South Emery Green), Streator, Illinois
Military service: Bet. August 14, 1862 - August 27, 1863, Captain, Co. F, 104th Volunteer Infantry
Notes for Mary Cramer:
Death record located at LaSalle Co. Courthouse, Ottawa, Il (7/28/94) Book 5, pg. 370
1860 US Census, Bruce, LaSalle Co., IL:
James McKernan, age 45, frarmer, born KY
Mary, age 40, born Ohio
Candis M, age 16, born IL
Ann Eliza, age 13, born IL
Samuel, age 10, born IL
Celanda, age 6, born IL
Charles H, age 3, born IL
George W., age 1, born IL
Henry Ackerman, age 21, farm L, born Bremen
Member of Old Settlers Assn. of LaSalle Co: born Lexington, Ohio, settled in LaSalle Co., in October, 1831.
More About Mary Cramer:
Burial: South Emery Green Cemetery, Streator, Illinois
Marriage Notes for James McKernan and Mary Cramer:
Marrige record located at LaSalle Co. Courthouse, Ottawa, Il
(7/28/94) Book A, pg. 11. married by Thomas B. Sturgis,
Justice of the Peace.
Children of James McKernan and Mary Cramer are:
7 i. Roseanne
McKernan, born August 11, 1838 in Otter Creek Twp., LaSalle Co.,
Illinois; died July 13, 1910 in Streator, Illinois; married Aaron
Kleiber February 20, 1856 in Otter Creek, LaSalle Co., Illinois.
ii. James Ralph
McKernan, born February 10, 1841 in LaSalle Co., Illinois; died October
05, 1843 in LaSalle Co., Illinois.
iii. Candace M.
McKernan, born Abt. 1844; died in Long Beach California; married Henry
Ackerman March 30, 1862 in LaSalle Co., Illinois; died April 22, 1912.
Notes for Candace M. McKernan:
Undated newspaper article notes that Candace Ackerman, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. J. J. McKernan, died at Long Beach, California. She had
moved to North Dakota a number of years previously and was spending the
winter in California when she contacted pneumonia and died. The
remains were to be shipped to Atlantic to be buried by her parents (her
parents are buried in Streator). Since her sister Augusta was
living in California and died there in 1927, it is likely that Candace
was visiting her.
iv. Ann
Elizabeth McKernan, born Abt. 1847 in Illinois; died 1942; married Adam
Mathias Gochanour September 17, 1865 in LaSalle Co., Illinois; born
April 20, 1845 in Ohio; died January 04, 1927 in Otter Creek Twp.,
LaSalle Co., Illinois.
Notes for Adam Mathias Gochanour:
Two additional children, one possibly named Paul, died in infancy.
Obituary, Streator Daily Times-Press, Wednesday, January 5, 1927.
More About Adam Mathias Gochanour:
Burial: Emery Green Cemetery, Streator, Illinois
Marriage Notes for Ann McKernan and Adam Gochanour:
Marriage license, LaSalle Co., Illinois, Book C, certificate 3393
v. George W.
McKernan, born February 20, 1850 in LaSalle Co., Illinois; died
November 01, 1882 in Breckenridge, Colorado; married Anna E. Little
September 24, 1868 in LaSalle Co., Illinois; born May 24, 1849 in
Streator, Illinois; died May 07, 1879 in LaSalle Co., Illinois.
Notes for George W. McKernan:
Streator Free Press, November 11, 1882: The remains of Geo. McKernan
arrived in the city last night from Breckenridge, Colorado. He
was shot there in a quarrel over a mining claim. He makes the
sixth Streator man who has died a violent death in Colorado within the
last four years.
More About George W. McKernan:
Burial: South Emery Green Cemetery, Streator, Illinois
More About Anna E. Little:
Burial: South Emery Green Cemetery, Streator, Illinois
Marriage Notes for George McKernan and Anna Little:
Marriage license no. 174, George W. McKernan and Anna Little, married
September 24, 1868, LaSalle Co., Illinois. Anna was over 18, but
George was not 21. James J. McKernan signed permission for him to
marry.
vi. Samuel
Henry McKernan, born April 19, 1854 in LaSalle Co., Illinois; died 1918
in Lane Co., Oregon; married Laura Welchanse January 01, 1873; born
July 14, 1855 in Pennsylvania.
vii. Salanda M.
McKernan, born May 22, 1857 in Otter Creek Twp., LaSalle Co., Illinois;
died January 12, 1928 in Streator, LaSalle Co., Illinois; married Mark
Anthony Lockwood December 24, 1875 in James McKernan home, LaSalle Co.,
Illinois; born January 21, 1856 in Indiana; died March 07, 1919 in
Streator, Illinois.
Notes for Salanda M. McKernan:
Obituary, Streator Daily Times-Press, Friday, January 13, 1928.
Salanda McKernan Lockwood died January; 12, 1928. Had been in
good health, but died suddenly that evening of heart trouble.
Active in Park Presbyterian Church and D. of U. V. society. Husband
died 9 years ago. Sons Ross and Floyd also deceased (not true
Ross didn't die until 1938 - family had lost touch and thought he was
dead)
Streator Daily Times-Press, January 16, 1928. Funeral held
January 15 from Wagner funeral parlor. Interment at Emergy Green
could not be made because of the condition of the roads - will occur
with transporation permits.
More About Salanda M. McKernan:
Burial: Emery Green Cemetery, Streator, Illinois
Notes for Mark Anthony Lockwood:
Obituary, Streator Daily Free-Press, Saturday, March 8, 1919:
Mark Lockwood died suddenly of heart disease last evening. Born
in Indiana, January 21, 1856 and came to Illinois many years ago.
Engaged in farming. Married Salanda McKernan at Kernan, December 24,
1875. Six children, three survive. One brother, L. A. Lockwood and one
sister, Mrs. P. W. P:aul also survive. Funeral from the residence at
201 West Morrell on Monday, March 10th. Burial in Riverview.
More About Mark Anthony Lockwood:
Burial: March 10, 1919, Riverview Cemetery, Streator, Illinoisw
viii. Charles
H. McKernan, born August 15, 1859 in LaSalle Co., Illinois; married
Alpha McGinnis August 16, 1878.
ix. Augusta
Elma McKernan, born January 17, 1863 in Illinois; died March 04, 1927
in Long Beach, California; married (1) Byron William Henderson December
30, 1880 in LaSalle Co., Illinois; born December 25, 1850 in Illinois;
died February 04, 1918 in Streator, Illinois; married (2) Joseph Thomas
McCoy September 14, 1912 in Presbyterian Church, Ottawa, Illinois; born
Abt. 1879 in Topeka <Kansas>.
Notes for Augusta Elma McKernan:
Information about Augusta McKernan from Rozelle Trainer, who said she
had gotten this info from Bob Lockwood (both descendants of Salanda
McKernan Lockwood, sister to Augusta):
Augusta was married to Byron Henderon and then divorced. She
later married Thomas McCoy, a younger man, and moved to
California. They lived on the beach (possibly Malibu).
Gussie was in the real estate business and owned real estate and was
supposedly quite successful. One day her husband just
disappeared. Salanda went back to Illinois to live with her
sister Salanda. Some time later, there was a knock on the door
one day. The woman standing there told Gussie she could tell her
where her husband was. The woman was invited to spend the
night. In the morning, she was gone and Gussie was dead.
The family may have suspected foul play, but since Gussie was in her
60's, it could have been natural causes.
The previous story may have some elements of truth - but has not been
proven. Augusta died and is buried in Long Beach, California.
(Streator Daily Times Press, March 9, 1927)
At one time Gussie also worked as a milliner for Marshall Field's in
Chicago. On one visit from the Lockwood family, Gussie supposedly
asked someone to hand her the medicine - and it was hashish.
Streator Daily Time-Press, March 5, 1927: word received that Mrs.
Gussie McKernan McCoy died yesterday in Long Beach, California.
Had moved to California about 7 years ago.
Streator Daily Times-Press, April 21, 1927: Mrs. McCoy had been
visited by her niece, Mrs. Ammonette of San Diego. They had been out
for the evening with friends. In the early morning, Mrs. Ammonette was
shocked to discover that Gussie had died - apparently of an unknown
heart ailment. (so the family story was not quite true!)
More About Augusta Elma McKernan:
Occupation: Dressmaker
Notes for Byron William Henderson:
Streator Free Press, Monday, February 4, 1918
Byron Henderson, age 67, died 2 A.M. of heart failure at home of Mr. and Mrs. H.H. Dicus, had lived with them for some time.
son of Mr. and Mrs. John Henderson
born December 25, 1850
Return of Marriage lists Byron Henderson as a farmer. Parents: Andrew Jackson Henderson and Mary Jane Conner.
More About Byron William Henderson:
Burial: Riverview Cemetery, Streator, Illinois
Cause of Death: heart failure
Marriage Notes for Augusta McKernan and Byron Henderson:
Marriage license #1798 Byron W. Henderson and Augusta E. McKernan,
married Dec 30, 1880 at Otter Creek, LaSalle Co., Illinois.
Augusta was 17, so her mother Mary McKernan signed permission.
Byron and Augusta divorced sometime between 1880 and 1908 - probably between 1882-94..
Generation No. 5
16. <Henry Zeigler Sr. ?>, born Abt. 1756 in America. He married 17. <Barbara>.
17. <Barbara>, born Abt. 1756 in Germany.
Notes for <Henry Zeigler Sr. ?>:
The parents of Frederick Zeigler are not known. However, strong
circumstantial evidence seems to indicate that his parents are Henry
Zeigler Sr. and his wife Barbara. (see correspondence between Gail
Murphy and Sharon Dorland). Henry is the father of Henry Jr.
Children of <Henry ?> and <Barbara> are:
i. Henry Zeigler Jr., born 1821; died 1881 in Livingston Co., Illinois.
8 ii. Frederick
Zeigler, born March 05, 1801 in Of Tulpehocken Twp., Berks,
Pennsylvania; died May 11, 1868 in Veedersburg, Fountain Co., Indiana;
married Elizabeth Hoobler 1819 in of Tulpehocken Twp., Berks,
Pennsylvania.
18. Jacob Hoobler I, born Abt. 1775 in Toboyne
Twp., Perry Co., Pennsylvania; died July 09, 1814 in Toboyne Twp.,
Perry Co., Pennsylvania. He was the son of 36. Johannes (John)
Hoobler and 37. Anna Margaretha. He married 19. Anna Margaret
Brown June 10, 1794 in Trinity Church, Tulpehocken Twp., Cumberland
Co., Pennsylvania.
19. Anna Margaret Brown, born May 31, 1775 in
Of Cumberland, Pennsylvania; died January 16, 1857 in Veedersburg,
Fountain Co., Indiana. She was the daughter of 38. Michael Brown
Sr. and 39. Margarette Catarina Shamback.
Notes for Jacob Hoobler I:
Birth dates listed were taken from Hoobler website,
www.hoobler.com. IGI records show some different dates:
John in 1800, David in 1801, Michael in 1811, and Jacob in 1813.
Number of children and names agree, just differences in birth order.
More About Jacob Hoobler I:
Burial: Carlisle, Pennsylvania
Occupation: farmer
Notes for Anna Margaret Brown:
Last name may also have been spelled Braun.
More About Anna Margaret Brown:
Burial: Cold Spring Cemetery, Veedersburg, Fountain Co., Indiana
Religion: United Brethren
Marriage Notes for Jacob Hoobler and Anna Brown:
Marriage of Jacob Hubler and Anna Margaret Braun, June 10, 1794.
Records of Trinity Tulpehocken Reformed Congreation, Jackson Twp.,
Lebanon Co., Pennsylvania, Marriages 1769-1864 (from www.ancestry.com,
October 10, 2004)
Previous info from Hoobler website indicates same church, different county)
Children of Jacob Hoobler and Anna Brown are:
i. Catherine
Hoobler, born May 15, 1795 in Of Cumberland, Pennsylvania; died March
20, 1857 in Marion Co., Iowa; married Peter Briner Abt. 1821 in
Fountain Co., Indiana; born 1786 in Pennsylvania; died March 14, 1857
in Marion Co., Iowa.
ii. Sarah
Hoobler, born September 02, 1797 in Of Cumberland, Pennsylvania; died
February 26, 1840; married Jacob Shambaugh 1816; born Abt. 1794 in
<Perry Co., Pennsylvania>.
9 iii. Elizabeth
Hoobler, born October 03, 1799 in Of Cumberland, Pennsylvania; died
August 31, 1871 in Shawnee Twp., Fountain Co., Indiana; married
Frederick Zeigler 1819 in of Tulpehocken Twp., Berks, Pennsylvania.
iv. Rev. John
Hoobler, born August 02, 1801 in Of Cumberland, Pennsylvania; died
April 16, 1886 in Livingston Co., Illinois; married Rebecca Fetterhoff
1821 in Pennsylvania; born June 05, 1796 in Littlestown, Adams Co.,
Pennsylvania; died August 06, 1871 in Livingston Co., Illinois.
Notes for Rev. John Hoobler:
New Michigan Cemetery records: Rev. John Hoobler, died April 16, 1886, aged 84 yrs, 8 mos, 14 days.
More About Rev. John Hoobler:
Burial: New Michigan Cemetery, Livingston Co., Illinois
Notes for Rebecca Fetterhoff:
New Michigan Cemetery records: Rebecca Hoobler (wife of John H.) Died Aug. 6, 1871, aged 75 yrs, 2 mos., 1 day.
More About Rebecca Fetterhoff:
Burial: New Michigan Cemetery, Livingston Co., Illinois
v. Anna Maria
Hoobler, born December 07, 1803 in Of Cumberland, Pennsylvania; died
February 03, 1868 in Fountain Co., Indiana.
vi. Jacob
Hoobler II, born September 16, 1805 in Of Cumberland, Pennsylvania;
died November 08, 1894 in St. Mary's, Kansas; married Mary Dice
February 19, 1829; born February 14, 1809 in Rockbridge Co., Virginia;
died March 11, 1892 in St. Mary's, Kansas.
Notes for Jacob Hoobler II:
Phillips Cemetery records: Jacob Hoobler, Sept. 16, 1805 - Nov. 8, 1894.
More About Jacob Hoobler II:
Burial: Phillips Cemetery, Livingston Co., Illinois
Notes for Mary Dice:
Phillips Cemetery records: Mary Hoobler (wife of Jacob), Feb 14, 1809 - March 11, 1893.
More About Mary Dice:
Burial: Phillips Cemetery, Livingston Co., Illinois
vii. William
Hoobler, born June 30, 1807 in Of Cumberland, Pennsylvania; died
October 16, 1891 in Fountain Co., Indiana.
viii. George
Hoobler, born June 26, 1809 in Of Cumberland, Pennsylvania; died
January 31, 1882 in Livingston Co., Illinois; married Susanah Myers
October 31, 1832; born May 11, 1811 in Pennsylvania; died September 01,
1881 in Streator, Illinois.
Notes for George Hoobler:
Phillips Cemetery records: George Hoobler, June 26, 1809 - Jan 31, 1882.
More About George Hoobler:
Burial: Phillips Cemetery, Livingston Co., Illinois
Notes for Susanah Myers:
Phillips Cemetery records: Susanna Hoobler, May 11, 1811, Sep 1, 1881.
More About Susanah Myers:
Burial: Phillips Cemetery, Livingston Co., Illinois
ix. David Hoobler, born 1811 in Of Cumberland, Pennsylvania; died 1823.
x. Michael
Hoobler, born 1813 in Of Cumberland, Pennsylvania; died 1834 in
Fountain Co., Indiana.
24. John Henry Kleiber, born Abt. 1740 in
<France> or Germany; died July 25, 1820 in Licking Co.,
Ohio. He married 25. <Margaret>.
25. <Margaret>
Notes for John Henry Kleiber:
Biography of Aaron Kleiber from Record of LaSalle and Grundy Counties,
Ill, 1900 and Record of LaSalle Co., Ill, 1900 states his grandfather,
John Henry Kleiber was born in France and early in life became a
resident of this country, living for some years in Northumberland Co.,
Pennsylvania before moving to Licking Co., Ohio.
Ancestry.com U.S. Census info (July 20,2000) lists Henrich Kleiber,
Philadelphia Twp. Philadelphia Co., PA, PA Early Census Index, ID#
PAS1a1906539. Might be John Henry? Also a Henry Kleiber
listed in Maryann Twp., Licking Co. Ohio, 1820 U.S. Census, ID#
OHS2a716145.
Ohio Cemetery Records (extracted from The "Old Northwest" Genealogical
Quarterly):Bowling Green Church-Yard, Licking Co., Ohio, copied April
11, 1910 by Luella Bancroft Fant:
Kleiber, Henry, died July 25, 1820, age 80 years (He was the father of Mrs. Isaac Stadden, per Luella's notes)
Kleiber, Margaret (no dates given - his wife?)
The Probate Book by LCGS, page 80:
Deceased Kleiber (Kliver) Henry, Heirs: Joseph, Catharine, Mary
Ann, Henry. Guardian: John Stewart, Bondsmen: John
Stewart, Joseph Evans, James Thrapp. Date 5 Oct 1830 No
other info is given.
Cemetery records give death as 1820, probate is 1830. Was the
stone weathered and misread, or was there something with the probate
that delayed it so long?
More About John Henry Kleiber:
Burial: Bowling Green Church-Yard, Licking Co., Ohio
Children of John Kleiber and <Margaret> are:
12 i. Joseph
Kleiber, born February 14, 1791 in Northumberland Co., Pennsylvania;
died February 12, 1866 in Rutland, LaSalle Co., Illinois; married
Elizabeth Daniels August 09, 1819 in Licking Co., Ohio.
ii. Catharine
Kleiber, born June 15, 1781 in Northumberland Co., Pennsylvania; died
July 03, 1870 in Licking Co., Ohio; married Isaac Stadden March 14,
1797 in Pennsylvania; born February 27, 1770 in Colony of Pennsylvania;
died June 05, 1841 in Licking Co., Ohio.
Notes for Catharine Kleiber:
Info from Bob Moody (March 1, 2001) indicates Catherine was born June
15, 1781. History of Licking Co., Ohio gives the date as June
1780.
1870 US Census, Madison Twp., Licking Co., Ohio: (June 15, 1870)
Catherine Stadden, age 90, born PA, keeping house
Malissa Stadden, age 30, born Ohio, home with grandma
Allison Asa (?), age 10, born Ohio, home with ???
History of Licking Co., Ohio, compiled by N.N. Hills, Jr., Newark,
Ohio; A. A. Graham & Co., Publisher, 1881 (online at
www.heritagepursuit.com):
The two families of Hughes and Ratliff, and that of a man named John
Carpenter, of which little or nothing is known, were the sole occupants
of the territory now constituting this county, at the close of the last
century. Early in the spring of the opening year (1800) of the present
century, three more families, Greens, Pitzers and Van Buskirks were
added to the number. In August, Isaac Stadden and family came, making
the seventh; and in September, Captain Samuel Elliott and family
arrived, constituting the eighth. The marriage of Colonel John Stadden
and Betsey,
daughter of the aforesaid Green, which took place on Christmas day,
1800, made the ninth family, which was the whole number in this
territory when the year closed. (pg. 215)
Isaac Stadden and Colonel John Stadden were also pioneer settlers in
the Licking valley this year (1800). They came from Northumberland
county, Pennsylvania. John was a widower, and had been in the service
of some surveying party, this, probably, being the means of bringing to
his notice the beautiful valley of the Licking. It was, probably, the
same part to which he was attached as axeman, or chain-carrier, that
Captain Elias Hughes served as hunter. Isaac Stadden had a wife and two
children.
In the spring of 1800, these veteran pioneers came up the Licking
valley, entered some bottom land, partially cleared, a mile below
Newark, now on the Jones farm, built a cabin, prepared some ground and
put in a crop.
(pg. 216-217)
Mrs. Isaac Stadden related to Hon. Isaac Smucker that late in October,
1800, her husband went into Cherry valley to hunt deer, that being
better hunting ground than the Licking valley; and that he came home in
the evening greatly excited, having discovered the "Old Fort," of which
he had not before heard. The next morning they mounted their horses,
and took a good look at this great curiosity, riding all around it on
the top of the embankment. So far as known, they were the first white
persons who saw this great work of antiquity. (pg. 217)
Mr. Isaac Stadden was a carpenter by trade, and brought his tools when
he came to the county, which he used to the great convenience of the
neighborhood. Especially was he useful in making all the cofns needed
by the early settlers, for a number of years. The coffin for Mrs.
Ratliff, who died in 1802, was made by him, and so were inany others.
They were at first made out of puncheons split out, then hewed and
planed.
Isaac Stadden built a "hand-mill" during the winter after he came, for
the purpose of grinding the corn grists of a few neighbors, as well as
for his own accommodation. This was the first effort at mill building,
with the possible exception of one, a "make shift," previously erected
by Elias Hughes He raised a crop in 1801, and in the spring of 1802
moved upon land he had purchased further down the valley, upon which he
lived until his death, which occurred in 1841. His wife continued to
reside upon the same place until she died, July, 1870, at the ripe age
of ninety years.
(PG. 218)
Mrs. Catharine Stadden was born in Northumberland county, Pennsylvania,
in June, 1780. Her father, Mr. Kleiber was a German by birth. She and
her husband, Isaac Stadden, were also pioneers of the Licking valley in
1800, arriving shortly before Mr. Samuel Elliott, and locating about a
mile below where Newark was laid out two years after their arrival.
Mrs. Stadden lived here seventy years, nearly all the years of her
adult life, and they were eventful years-eventful in her own life,
eventful in the history of the west, and the history of the world. She
died July 3, 1870, in the ninety-first year of her age. She was one of
the best of the pioneer mothers; a woman of rare frankness and candor;
of integrity of character and fidelity to her convictions, and one
whose aim it was to discharge her duty in all the varied relations of
life. She cherished the Christian religion during the last sixty years
of her life, adopting views known as Socinian, during the latter half
of her life, and to which she adhered until her death. Her memory was
always well stored with history and incidents of pioneer life, much of
which has found its way into other parts of this work. (PG. 221)
More About Catharine Kleiber:
Burial: Bowling Green Church-Yard, Licking Co., Ohio
Notes for Isaac Stadden:
Ohio Cemetery Records, Bowling Green Church-Yard, Licking Co.,
Ohio: Stadden, William B., d. Dec 3, 1840, age 25 y., 9 m., 27 d.
(relationship to Isaac?)
Also, Stadden, Isaac, d. June 5, 1841, age 71 y., 3 m., 9 d.
Kleiber, Catherine, wife of Isaac, d. June 3, 1870, age 89 y., 18 d.
Isaac Stadden, with wife, two children and brother John, settled in
Licking Co., O in 1800. They were from Northumberland Co., PA and
his was the second wagon that came up the Licking Valley. John's
marriage to Betsey Green on Christmas (1800) was the first within the
territory now embraced in Licking Counjty. (History of Madison
Township, pg 216-217) Isaac S. , while hunting deer just west of
the present site of Newark, discovered the prehistoric earth works,
known as "The Old Fort". He was a carpenter by trade. First
Justice of the Peace, 1802.
More About Isaac Stadden:
Burial: Bowling Green Church-Yard, Licking Co., Ohio
iii. Mary Ann Kleiber
iv. Henry Kleiber
Notes for Henry Kleiber:
IGI records (www.familysearch.org) show Henry Cliver marrying Mary
Humphrey on 30 September 1816 in Licking Co., Ohio. Also Henry
Kliver married Elizabeth Dragoo 27 August 1825, also Licking Co.
Could this be the same as Henry Kleiber? Two marriages?
26. Jonathan Daniels, born Abt. 1774 in
Virginia; died July 31, 1853 in LaSalle Co., Illinois. He was the
son of 52. William Daniels. He married 27. Mary Channel February
16, 1802 in Randolph, West Virginia.
27. Mary Channel, born 1779 in Of Randolph,
Virginia; died July 29, 1854 in LaSalle Co., Illinois. She was
the daughter of 54. Joseph Channel and 55. Judith Juda Hodges.
Notes for Jonathan Daniels:
Jonathan Daniels appears twice in the Illinois Public Domain Land Tract
Sales Database for land purchased in LaSalle Co., Illinois
June 16, 1835 he purchased 180 acres, $1.25 per acre. On September 16, 1848, he purchased 40 acres at $4.00 per acres.
U.S. Census Records:
1820 - Madson Twp., Licking Co., Ohio
1840 - (No township listed), LaSalle Co., Illinois
1850 - Rutland Twp., LaSalle Co., Illinois
Records for Daniels Cemetery, Rutland Twp., LaSalle Co., Illinois (inscriptions from stones)
Jonathan Daniels, d. July 31, 1853; aged 79.
More About Jonathan Daniels:
Burial: Daniels Cemetery, Rutland Twp., LaSalle Co., Illinois
Census: 1820, Licking Co., Ohio, Madason Twp.
Notes for Mary Channel:
Mary's probate gives her death date of July 29, 1854. Heirs
include her son, Aaron Daniels; nephew, Elmer E. Daniels; and
daughters, Inda Stadden, and Elizabeth Kleiber, who each received one
comforter, two table cloths, and one sheets.
Daniels Cemetery, transcription of stones: Mary Daniels, wife of
Jonathan, d July 29, 1851; aged 73 yrs. (note should be 1854, per
probate record)
More About Mary Channel:
Burial: Daniels Cemetery, Rutland Twp., LaSalle Co., Illinois
Marriage Notes for Jonathan Daniels and Mary Channel:
Marriage info from IGI record, www.familysearch.com.
Marriage record also found at :
Randolph County, West Virgina Marriage Records, transcribed by Nicholas
Sturm and Catherine Lew Sturm, available,
http://www.rootsweb.com/~wvbarbou/randmar.htm. (note: Randolph
Co. is now Barbour County) On page 9 Jonathan Daniels and Mary
Channel (daughter of Joseph) married Feb 16, 1802, by Robert Maxwell.
Children of Jonathan Daniels and Mary Channel are:
13 i. Elizabeth
Daniels, born Abt. 1806 in Virginia; died March 26, 1861 in Rutland,
LaSalle Co., Illinois; married Joseph Kleiber August 09, 1819 in
Licking Co., Ohio.
ii. Judith
Daniels, born March 29, 1807 in Rockingham Co.,Virginia; died February
09, 1888 in Leland, LaSalle Co., Illinois; married William Stadden
January 25, 1827 in Licking Co., Ohio; born December 05, 1800 in Near
Newark, Licking Co., Ohio; died November 13, 1848 in Near Dayton,
LaSalle Co., Illinois.
Notes for Judith Daniels:
1850 U.S. Census, Town of Dayton, LaSalle Co., IL:
Judith Stadden, age 43, born VA
Jonathan, age 21, miller, born Ohio
Elizabeth, age 16, born IL
Wm., age 14, born IL
Maria, age 11, born IL
Richard, age 4, born IL
H.B. George, age, 25, born NY, miller
Ottawa Free Trader, February 18, 1888: obituary for Mrs. Judah
Stadden, died at Leland February 9, 1888. Born in Rockingham Co.,
VIrginia March 29th, 1807. Moved to Licking Co., Ohio about
1810. In 1831, came to LaSalle Co. with her husband and
family. Wm Stadden died Nov 13, 1848, served in State
Legislature. Member of Methodist Church. Funeral services at
residence of Mrs. David Green (daughter) with Rev. D. J. Holmes.
More About Judith Daniels:
Burial: February 11, 1888
Notes for William Stadden:
Info from History of LaSalle Co.1886: came in spring of 1831.
Member of Constitutional Convention at Springfield, IL in 1848.
Copy of obit from Ottawa Free Trader, Nov 17, 1848. (Previous
death date was October 13, 1849 - from History of LaSalle Co.)
Was a member of the Illinois State Senate for several years. Was
also a delegate to the state convention that framed a new constitution.
Death date of November 13, 1848 from probate. Died intestate. Widow
Judith (Judah) Stadden signed papers requesting that David Green
be appointed administrator of the estate. John H. Murphy is appointed
guardian ad litem to protect the interests of his minor children:
Elizabeth, William, Maria and Richard Stadden because William died
without funds to pay his debts and real estate must be sold to pay them.
Marriage Notes for Judith Daniels and William Stadden:
Marriage records Licking Co., Ohio transcribed: William Stadden
and Inda Daniels, married 25 January 1827 by Curtis Goddard, MG M.E.C.
iii. Aaron
Daniels, married (1) Maria Sanders 1828 in Muskingum Co., Ohio; born
June 06, 1811 in Ohio1; died August 16, 1854 in LaSalle Co., Illinois1;
married (2) Esther --?-- February 22, 1855 in Daniels residence,
Rutland Twp., LaSalle Co., Illinois; born Abt. 1824 in New York.
Notes for Aaron Daniels:
Aaron Daniels lost his first child Cecelia when she was only 4.
In August of 1854, cholera struck the Daniels family and in less than a
week, Aaron's wife Maria and 6 of their children all died of the
disease. One possible cause for the cholera was that the family
had recently eaten fresh pork, which might have been tainted because
the weather had been hot. (See Ottawa Free Trader, August 19,
1854). Also losing their lives were George Head, Louisa Parker
(child of Mrs. Parker, daughter of Aaron Daniels) aged 4; Mrs B.
Fleming, sister of Maria Daniels; Alvah Channel, living with Aaron;
Miss Kingsley, school teacher who had been boarding with the Daniels
family; and Garrett Galvin, who had been assisting in burying of the
dead. The August 26th edition of the paper also lists Thomas J.
Head, Sarah Loy, and a child of Mr. B. Fleming, but the cholera had
subsided with no other deaths.
Death dates for Maria and the children are listed as August 14, but may be slightly different.
Names and dates of all children from newspaper account of the cholera
account, Daniels Cemetery records, and 1850 and 1860 U.S. census
records - LaSalle Co., Rutland Twp.
Notes for Maria Sanders:
Although other records show Maria, the tombstone is spelled Mariah.
More About Maria Sanders:
Burial: Daniels Cemetery, Rutland Twp., LaSalle Co., Illinois
Marriage Notes for Aaron Daniels and Maria Sanders:
Marrriage records from IGI (www.familysearch.org): Marriage
records 1804-1917, Ohio Probate Court, Muskingum County, Ohio, film
0865142, batch M514501..
28. John McKernan, born Abt. 1790 in <Cork,
Ireland>; died January 01, 1832 in Illinois. He married 29.
Polly Stowder Abt. June 1814.
29. Polly Stowder, born Bet. April 05, 1794 -
1795 in <South Carolina or Virginia>; died November 15, 1865 in
Mason Farm, Streator, LaSalle Co., Illinois.
Notes for John McKernan:
John came to LaSalle Co., IL from Kentucky in the fall of 1828, settling at Covell Creek (LaSalle Co. History, 1886).
John drowned January 1, 1832 in trying to cross the Illinois
River. From "Pioneer Adventures of Rosann Slater" in "Stories of
Pioneer Days":
Not long after they had reached their new home,
Rosann's father went across the Illinois River to Ottawa to get
supplies, but never returned. One day they saw some Indians
washing his stockings. Later his body was found along the shore
where he had been drowned, and in his coat pocket was a red silk dress
for his daughter Peggy.
Although no records exist to show where John was buried, it is
reasonable to assume that he was buried in the cemetery on his farm
which came to be known as Ebersol's Grove Cemetery. This was an
old pioneer cemetery which has long since been abandoned.
Sketch of Settlers - South Ottawa
"Henry Hibbard made a claim on S.5, T. 33, R. 4 and sold to Disney, and
he to McKernans in 1831, and they sold to Ebersol in 1834." -
Elmer Baldwin, History of LaSalle Co., Ill., 1877 pg. 257
"John McKernan, from Kentucky, settled on Covell Creek, in the fall of
1828; lived there one year, and then went to Brown's Point, and made a
claim on S. 32, T. 33, R. 3; in 1831 sold the claim to Charles Brown,
and bought a claim of Disney, on S. 5, T. 33, R. 4. In 1832, Mr.
McKernan was drowned in the Illinois river. In 1834 the widow
sold the claim to Joseph Ebersol, and with the family, removed to S.
22, T. 31, R. 4, at the head of Otter creek, where she died, in
1872. Two sons, Hugh and Patrick, died previously." - Baldwin,
pg. 259
Sketch of Settlers - Grand Rapids
"Henry Hibbard came from Cincinnati, Ohio, in 1827, and made a claim on
S. 5, in 1829, on what has been called the Ebersol farm. John
McKernan bought the claim of Disney, in 1831, who must have purchased
of Hibbard. McKernan settled there in 1831, and sold to Ebersol
in 1834.
Joseph Ebersol, with Elizabeth Shuey, his wife, and family, came
from Harrisburg, PA., and in August, 1834, purchased of Mrs. McKernan,
her claim on S. 5, and made that his home, till he died in 1873."
- Baldwin, pg. 451
Sketch of Settlers - Waltham
"James, McKernan, son of John McKernan, of South Ottawa, with this
mother, settled on S. 22 , at the head of the creek timber in 1834,
where he still resides; his mother died there in 1872….." -
Baldwin, pg. 462
Grand Rapids Township, Joseph Ebersol
"…the county was explored for a suitable location, which was
chosen on the head of Covel Creek, on the border of the prairie, near
what has since been known as Island Grove, Secs. 5 and 6, Range 4 E,
Grand Rapids Township. Paying the Widow McKernan $500. for her
claim…they began here August 1, 1834." - The Past & Present
of LaSalle Co., 1877 , pg. 622.
Although John McKernan's place of burial is not known, it is likely the
Ebersol Grove Cemetery, Grand Rapids Twp., LaSalle Co., Illinois.
This is an early pioneer cemetery, long abandoned. However, John
McKernan owned the farm on which it is located at the time of his
death. His wife sold it to Ebersol in 1834, two years after his
death.
More About John McKernan:
Burial: <Ebersol's Grove Cemetery, Grand Rapids Twp., LaSalle Co., Illinois
Notes for Polly Stowder:
According to the article about Aaron Kleiber in the Record of LaSalle
and Grundy Counties, Illinois, 1900 and the Record of LaSalle Co., IL
(the articles were identical), Captain James McKernan was born in Ohio,
son of John and Polly (Stowder) McKernan.
1860 Federal Census: Town of Bruce, LaSalle Co., Il: Polly
McKernan, age 65, born SC, was living with Edward and Nancy Mason and
their children.
Barnhart Cemetery records: Polly McKernan, wife of John McKernan, died Nov., 15, 1865, aged 71 yrs, 7 mos, 10 days.
More About Polly Stowder:
Burial: Barnhart (Basore) Cemetery, Streator, Illinois
Children of John McKernan and Polly Stowder are:
14 i. James J.
McKernan, born February 19, 1815 in Livingston Co. Kentucky; died
January 07, 1878 in Otter Creek Twp., LaSalle Co., Illinois; married
Mary Cramer October 19, 1836 in LaSalle Co., Illinois.
ii. Hugh
McKernan, married Amanda Cramer October 15, 1840 in LaSalle Co.,
Illinois; born October 11, 1822 in Ohio; died May 14, 1900 in Streator,
Illinois.
Notes for Hugh McKernan:
Although some county histories indicate that Hugh was never married,
there is a record of a marriage of Hugh McKernan to Mandy Creamer on
October 15, 1840 by ___ Pickens. (LaSalle County Courthouse,
Ottawa, IL, Marriage Index (male), Book A, pg. 36) (7/28/94)
Notes for Amanda Cramer:
Death date from gravestone photographed by Everett Ross.
Obituary, Streator Daily Free Press, May 17, 1900. Note:
Amanda is listed as Mrs. Inman, mother of Mrs. P. Hopple. (last
husband was McGee, Inman was second, I don't know why she is listed as
Mrs. Inman)
More About Amanda Cramer:
Burial: South Emery Green Cemetery, Streator, Illinois
iii. Patrick McKernan
Notes for Patrick McKernan:
Little is known about Patrick except that he "died young"
iv. Roseanna
McKernan, born in Kentucky; married (1) Henry Pickens February 09, 1843
in LaSalle Co., Illinois; died May 03, 1848 in Illinois; married (2)
Joseph Mason July 23, 1854 in LaSalle Co., Illinois; born 1813 in Ohio;
married (3) Henry Slater October 25, 1866 in LaSalle Co., Illinois.
Notes for Roseanna McKernan:
Rozelle Trainer told me that James Mckernan had a sister named
Roseanne. She also indicated that there were several girls in the
family named Roseanne. (Note: Rozelle is related to James
McKernan through his daughter Salanda and husband Mark Lockwood.
Their son C. Ross Lockwood, who spent much of his life known as George
Emerson Black, was Rozelle's grandfather. 10/22/99)
From The Past and Present of LaSalle County, Illinois, copyright 1877:
Slater, Roseann, Sec. 20, P.O. Streator; born in Ky Nov 15, 1822; came
to this Co., in 1828; Methodist; owns 247 acres, valued at $20,000;
Mrs. Slater was one of the earliest settlers in this Co., when she came
here they rarely saw any white out of their own family; she married
Henry Pickens in 1843 and had two children Miranda (Mason) and Jane
(White): he died in 1849; married Joseph Mason in 1855; has one son,
living, Isaac F. Mason; Mr. M. died Sept 30, 1864; married H. Slater in
1866, who still survives.
Slater H. Farmer, Sec. 20, P.O. Streator; 17.
Marriage Index, LaSalle Co, Ill.:
Marriage license to Henry Pickens, 9 February, 1843, Book A, Lic 592
Marriage license to Joseph Mason, 23 July, 1854, Book B, Lic. 828
Marriage license to Henry Slater, 25 October, 1866, Book D, Lic. 501
Notes for Henry Pickens:
Henry came from Middlebury, Mass. in 1839 and died in 1844 (LaSalle Co. History, 1886)
Naramor Cemetery records - Eagle Twp., 1947 inventory - roads no longer
lead to this abandoned cemetery, located on private property.
Henry Pickens, Lot #20, died May 3, 1848, aged 29 yr. 11 mo. 14 d.
More About Henry Pickens:
Burial: Naramor Cemetery, near Kangly, Illinois
Marriage Notes for Roseanna McKernan and Henry Pickens:
LaSalle Co., Illinois Marriage Index:
Rose H. McKernan and Henry Pickens, married Feb 9 1843, Vol A, certificate 592.
v. Margaret
McKernan, born in Kentucky; married George L. A. Basore March 12, 1835
in LaSalle Co., Illinois; born 1817 in Indiana.
Notes for Margaret McKernan:
Married on 12 March 1835 to George L.A. Basore in LaSalle Co., Illinois (Book A, certificate 38)
Marriage Notes for Margaret McKernan and George Basore:
LaSalle Co., Illinois Marriage Index:
Margaret McKernan and George L. A. Basore, married 12 March 1835, Vol A., Lic. 38.
vi. Nancy M.
McKernan, born Abt. December 22, 1825 in Kentucky; died July 22, 1865;
married Edward D. Mason September 23, 1847 in LaSalle Co., Illinois;
born Abt. September 05, 1825 in Maryland; died December 12, 1867.
Notes for Nancy M. McKernan:
Married on 23 Sep 1847 to Edward D. Mason in LaSalle Co., Illinois (Book A, certificate 1012)
Her mother Polly McKernan was living with her in LaSalle Co., Il at the1860 Census.
Barnhart Cemetery records: Nancy M. Mason (wife of Edward D.) died July 22, 1865, aged 39 yrs, 7 mos.
More About Nancy M. McKernan:
Burial: Barnhart Cemetery, Streator, Illinois
Notes for Edward D. Mason:
1860 US Census: Bruce, LaSalle Co., IL:
Edward Mason, age 35, farmr, born Maryland
Nancy, age 35, farmer, born Kentucky
James, age 12, born IL
Angline, age 2, born IL
Mary, age 1/12, born IL
Polly McKernan, age 65, born SC
Barnhart Cemetery records: Edward D. Mason, died Dec. 12, 1867, aged 42 yrs, 3 mos, 7 days.
More About Edward D. Mason:
Burial: Barnhart Cemetery, Streator, Illinois
Marriage Notes for Nancy McKernan and Edward Mason:
LaSalle Co., Illinois Marriage Index:
Nancy M. McKernan and Edward D. Mason, married 23 September 1847, Vol A, Lic. 1012..
30. Henry Cramer, born July 04, 1790 in
Baltimore, Maryland; died July 11, 1832 in Near Bloomington,
Illinois. He was the son of 60. Valentine Cramer and 61. Rachel
Bancks. He married 31. Elizabeth Speck January 30, 1812 in
Tuscarawas, Ohio.
31. Elizabeth Speck, born December 29, 1790 in
<Virginia>; died May 19, 1837 in Kernan, LaSalle Co.,
Illinois. She was the daughter of 62. Godfrey Augustus Speck and
63. Sarah Townsend.
Notes for Henry Cramer:
Henry's brother Benjamin Cramer married Elizabeth's sister, Anna Speck (two brothers married two sisters)
Many stories of Henry's death talk about how he died during the summer
of the Black Hawk War - implying perhaps that he died in the
fighting. This is not so. At the time of his death, there
was no fighting in Illinois - it was taking place in Wisconsin.
Also, the obituary of his daughter, Mary Cramer McKernan in the March
14, 1908 issue of the Streator Weekly Monitor states that "When a child
of eleven she came to Illinois with her parents who settled near
Bloomington, where Mr. Cramer took sick and died and at which place he
was buried. This was in the year of the Black Hawk war."
From History of LaSalle Co., Henry came to Illinois from Richland Co., Ohio in 1831and died in 1832.
More About Henry Cramer:
Burial: Near Bloomington, Illinois
Notes for Elizabeth Speck:
IGI record lists Elizabeth birth as 20 Dec 1789 in Maryland.
Children of Henry Cramer and Elizabeth Speck are:
i. Anna Cramer,
born November 17, 1812 in Ohio; died September 03, 1847; married (1)
Robert Chase; married (2) John Coleman 1828 in Ohio; born 1810 in Ohio;
died 1885.
Notes for John Coleman:
Past and Present of LaSalle Co., (1906, pg. 206) states that John's
wives were: lst, Anna Cramer; 2nd, Roxena Cowgill; 3rd, Hester
Kelley; 4th, Lutitia Griffith. Illinois Statewide Marriage Index
lists his 2nd and 3rd marriages, but the 4th was not found.
His children are listed as Julia Ann married Mr. Ploger of Ottawa,
Hester Ann married Josiah Roberts of Streator, James; William and
Lilla. It is unknown at this time who of John's wives were the
mother to these children. (March, 2003)
History of LaSalle Co. also states that John came from Richland Co.,.
Ohio in the fall of 1831, in 1847 he went to Missouri and in 1849 he
returned to Streator.
ii. Joshua
Cramer, born December 28, 1814 in Columbus, Ohio; married (1) Mary
Cochequa Brown; born Abt. 1824 in Michigan; died December 06, 1893;
married (2) Diana Penree Bef. 1870 in Wisconsin; born Abt. 1836 in New
York.
Notes for Joshua Cramer:
Joshua, of Brown Co., Wisconsin, purchased 44.12 acres of land in Oconto Co., Wisconsin on August 10, 1850.
He supposedly lost a child due to the Peshtigo Fire on October 8, 1871.
Notes for Mary Cochequa Brown:
Mary or Cochequa Brown was Native American. For this reason, her
husband Joshua was sometimes referred to as the Spaniard.
Marriage Notes for Joshua Cramer and Mary Brown:
Family stories indicate that Joshua divorced Mary Cochequa, who was
Native American, and that they may have been married in the Indian
manner (common law?)
iii. Rachel
Cramer, born June 24, 1817 in Lexington, Richland Co., Ohio; died
August 21, 1910 in Streator, LaSalle Co., Illinois; married Daniel
Barrackman August 25, 1842; born February 07, 1821; died February 17,
1907.
Notes for Rachel Cramer:
Old Settlers Association of LaSalle Co., Illinois, established May 29,
1869, membership open to anyone living in county for at least 30
years: Rachel Barrickman, P.O. Reading, Ill, born Lexington,
Ohio, settled here 1831.
Obituary, Streator Daily Free-Press, Monday, August 22, 1910, Rachel
Barickman died Sunday morning at the home of her granson, D. H.
Barickman, 402 West Lincoln. Interment in Manville cemetery.
More About Rachel Cramer:
Burial: Manville Cemetery
Notes for Daniel Barrackman:
From History of LaSalle Co., Daniel Barrackman came from Licking Co.,
Ohio in 1831. His wife was Rachel Cramer. Had 3 sons:
Charles and Daniel are on the oldj kfarm and Benjamin went to Iowa.
15 iv. Mary
Cramer, born February 28, 1820 in Tuscarawas Co., Ohio; died March 10,
1908 in LaSalle Co., Illinois; married James J. McKernan October 19,
1836 in LaSalle Co., Illinois.
v. Amanda
Cramer, born October 11, 1822 in Ohio; died May 14, 1900 in Streator,
Illinois; married (1) Hugh McKernan October 15, 1840 in LaSalle Co.,
Illinois; married (2) Israel Inman September 01, 1847 in LaSalle Co.,
Illinois; married (3) George H. McGee November 27, 1856 in LaSalle Co.,
Illinois; born Abt. 1829 in Pennsylvania; died October 17, 1860.
Notes for Amanda Cramer:
Death date from gravestone photographed by Everett Ross.
Obituary, Streator Daily Free Press, May 17, 1900. Note:
Amanda is listed as Mrs. Inman, mother of Mrs. P. Hopple. (last
husband was McGee, Inman was second, I don't know why she is listed as
Mrs. Inman)
More About Amanda Cramer:
Burial: South Emery Green Cemetery, Streator, Illinois
Notes for Hugh McKernan:
Although some county histories indicate that Hugh was never married,
there is a record of a marriage of Hugh McKernan to Mandy Creamer on
October 15, 1840 by ___ Pickens. (LaSalle County Courthouse,
Ottawa, IL, Marriage Index (male), Book A, pg. 36) (7/28/94)
vi. Elma
Cramer, born January 01, 1825 in Troy, Miami Co., Ohio; died March 13,
1897 in Lorane, Lane Co., Oregon; married (1) George Beckwith November
23, 1842 in LaSalle Co., Illinois; married (2) Frederich Burgess
February 09, 1846 in LaSalle Co., Illinois; married (3) William Morgan
Inman March 28, 1859 in LaSalle Co., Illinois.
Marriage Notes for Elma Cramer and George Beckwith:
LaSalle Co., Illinois Marriage Index:
Elma Cramer and George Beckwith married 23 November 1842, Vol. A, Lic 569.
vii. Jacob Meek
Cramer, born August 18, 1827 in Licking Co., Ohio; died August 12, 1907
in Lebo, Kansas; married Mary Ann Barrackman February 28, 1850 in
Livingston Co., Illinois; born August 16, 1828 in Guernsey City, Ohio;
died March 28, 1896 in Streator, Illinois.
More About Jacob Meek Cramer:
Burial: Lebo, Kansas
More About Mary Ann Barrackman:
Burial: Barrackman Cemetery, Streator, Illinois
viii. Samuel H.
Cramer, born September 06, 1830 in Troy, Miami Co., Ohio; married
Elizabeth E. Mason May 06, 1857 in LaSalle Co., Illinois.
Generation No. 6
36. Johannes (John) Hoobler, born Bet. 1735 -
1739 in <Colony of Pennsylvania>; died Bet. 1815 - 1820. He
was the son of 72. Jacob Hubler and 73. Anna Barbara. He married
37. Anna Margaretha.
37. Anna Margaretha, died Abt. 1799.
Notes for Johannes (John) Hoobler:
www.hoobler.com, 8/26/99: "During the American Revolution,
Johannes was a volunteer from Tulpehocken in the Pennsylvania Militia,
6th Battlion, 3rd Company from Berks County. The Militia was not
part of the Continental Army of George Washington, but a reserve force
much like today's National Guard, called into active duty only when
needed. Johannes' name appears on the muster roll of this company
on duty at the Battle of South Amboy, Long Island in September of
1776. This was the first battle that the British got serious with
the colonials after the Declaration of Independence in July earlier
that year. George Washington called up all the Militia forces in
the area of New York to repel the British reinforcements that landed at
Long Island. This proved to be unsuccessful as this initial
British advancement went through New York City all the way to
Philadelphia by the spring of 1777. But Johannes volunteered
again in June of 1780 to serve until July of 1781. Unfortunately,
many revolutionary war records are missing today. And for
Johannes, no other records have survived about his service during the
war. Consequently, the Pennsylvania State Archives in Harrisburg
list his record as 'inactive.'"
Based on 1790 census, Johannes had at least 9 children, although not all names are known.
More About Johannes (John) Hoobler:
Burial: <Ohio>
Children of Johannes Hoobler and Anna Margaretha are:
i. Adam
Johannes Adam Hoobler, born September 30, 1761; married (1) Margaret
Bair; married (2) Elizabeth Leyerin.
ii. Johannes
(John) Hoobler Jr., born Abt. 1765; married Susannah Kockendorfer; born
Abt. 1770.
iii. Michael
Hoobler, born March 03, 1767; died May 15, 1849 in Montgomer Co., Ohio;
married Margaret Gebhart; born January 31, 1773; died February 24, 1853.
More About Michael Hoobler:
Burial: Ellerton, Ohio
More About Margaret Gebhart:
Burial: Ellerton, Ohio
18 iv. Jacob
Hoobler I, born Abt. 1775 in Toboyne Twp., Perry Co., Pennsylvania;
died July 09, 1814 in Toboyne Twp., Perry Co., Pennsylvania; married
Anna Margaret Brown June 10, 1794 in Trinity Church, Tulpehocken Twp.,
Cumberland Co., Pennsylvania.
v. Catharina Hoobler, born January 26, 1775.
vi. Maria Barbara Hoobler, born February 19, 1778.
vii. Anna Maria Hoobler, born March 19, 1785.
38. Michael Brown Sr., born 1735 in Ruschberg,
Alsace-Lorraine, Germany; died Abt. 1803 in Cumberland Co.,
Pennsylvania. He was the son of 76. Hans Martin Braun and 77.
Maria Elizabeth. He married 39. Margarette Catarina Shamback.
39. Margarette Catarina Shamback, born in
Alsace-Lorraine, Germany; died Bef. 1810 in Near Carlisle, Cumberland
Co., Pennsylvania. She was the daughter of 78. George Shamback.
Children of Michael Sr. and Margarette Shamback are:
19 i. Anna
Margaret Brown, born May 31, 1775 in Of Cumberland, Pennsylvania; died
January 16, 1857 in Veedersburg, Fountain Co., Indiana; married Jacob
Hoobler I June 10, 1794 in Trinity Church, Tulpehocken Twp., Cumberland
Co., Pennsylvania.
ii. Peter Brown
52. William Daniels
Child of William Daniels is:
26 i. Jonathan
Daniels, born Abt. 1774 in Virginia; died July 31, 1853 in LaSalle Co.,
Illinois; married Mary Channel February 16, 1802 in Randolph, West
Virginia.
54. Joseph Channel, born 1756; died September
27, 1833 in Madison, Licking Co., Ohio. He was the son of 108.
Thomas Channell and 109. Elizabeth Montgomery. He married 55.
Judith Juda Hodges Abt. 1778 in Randolph, VA.
55. Judith Juda Hodges, born May 28, 1761 in
Scotland; died August 30, 1832. She was the daughter of 110.
Isham Hodges.
Notes for Joseph Channel:
Ohio Cemetery Records, Bowling Green Church-Yard, Licking Co., Ohio:
Joseph, d. Sept 27, 1833, age 77 years.
"Stop my friend and take a view
Of the could grave allotted you.
Remember that you are bound to die,
And turn to dust as well as I."
(Supposed to be a soldier in the Revolution.)
Judea, wife of J.C., d. Aug. 30, 1832, age 71 y., 3 m., 2 d.
Joseph, d. June 4, 1815, age 24 yr. (this was a son)
Miss Barbara, d. June 20, 1815, age 14 y. (daughter?)
Per History of Knox Co., Ohio, Joseph married Judith Hodge, a native of
Scotland. They had sixteen children, twelve of whom reached
maturity. Joseph and his brother John and their families left
Virginia for Licking Co., Ohio where they were among the first settlers.
More About Joseph Channel:
Burial: Bowling Green Church-Yard, Madison Twp., Licking, Ohio
More About Judith Juda Hodges:
Burial: Bowling Green Church-Yard, Madison Twp., Licking, Ohio
Children of Joseph Channel and Judith Hodges are:
27 i. Mary
Channel, born 1779 in Of Randolph, Virginia; died July 29, 1854 in
LaSalle Co., Illinois; married Jonathan Daniels February 16, 1802 in
Randolph, West Virginia.
ii. Nancy A.
Channel, born Abt. 1782; died Aft. 1850; married Jacob Stalnaker
January 18, 1803 in Randolph County, West Virginia.
Notes for Nancy A. Channel:
Married to Jacob Stalnaker, January 18, 1803, by Robert Maxwell. (Randolph County, West Virginia Marriage Records)
iii. Rachel
Channel, born 1785; died Aft. November 03, 1805; married James McClean
November 03, 1805 in Randolph, Virginia.
iv. Joseph
Channell, born Abt. 1791 in Virginia; died June 04, 1815; married
Amelia Channell February 14, 1811 in Licking Co., Ohio.
More About Joseph Channell:
Burial: Bowling Green Church-Yard, Licking Co., Ohio
Marriage Notes for Joseph Channell and Amelia Channell:
Original notes had marriage date of January 27, 1811. Unsure of
that date. Marriage records for Licking Co., Ohio: Joseph
Channell and Melley Channell, married 14 Feb 1811.
v. Isom
Channel, born July 06, 1795 in Virginia; died September 26, 1845;
married Elizabeth Eve Harper October 05, 1820 in Randolph, Virginia;
died March 1877 in Missouri.
Notes for Isom Channel:
Per History of Knox Co., Ohio: Isom was one of 16 children.
He enlisted three times in the War of 1812. His first and second
terms were of short duration. He served seven months in the last
enlistment. He went to Virginia and there married Eve
Harper., In 1829 he returned to Ohio and settled in Burlingham
Twp. where he died in 1845. His wife survived him until March
1877. She died with her children in Missouri. They had 9
children, five of whom were living at the time of the Knox Co. history.
More About Isom Channel:
Burial: Homer Cemetery, Licking, Ohio
vi. Solomon
Channell, born July 05, 1800 in Shenandoah Co., Virginia; died March
05, 1876 in Dayton, LaSalle Co., Illinois1,1; married Elizabeth Wamsley
December 24, 1829 in Muskingum, Ohio; born 1811 in Licking Co., Ohio1;
died October 27, 1865 in LaSalle Co., Illinois1.
Notes for Solomon Channell:
Information on Solomon's death date (1875), Elizabeth's birth and death
dates, and names and dates for their children Alvah and Samuel taken
from Daniels Cemetery records.
Probate lists death date as 1876, not 1875. Additional children also from probate records.
Bio of son, John W. Channel, in History of LaSalle Co., Illinois gives
Solomon's birthdate as 1801 and his mother, Elizabeth's birth date as
1810.
More About Solomon Channell:
Burial: Daniels Cemetery, Rutland Twp., LaSalle Co., Illinois
More About Elizabeth Wamsley:
Burial: Daniels Cemetery, Rutland Twp., LaSalle Co., Illinois
60. Valentine Cramer, born Bet. 1751 - 1760 in
Germany or Baltimore Co., Colony of Maryland; died 1831 in Freeport,
Harrison Co., Ohio. He was the son of 120. Henry Cramer and 121.
Salome or Sarah. He married 61. Rachel Bancks June 02, 1785 in
Baltimore, Maryland.
61. Rachel Bancks, died Aft. 1830.
Notes for Valentine Cramer:
Informatrion from Marilyn Cramer, via Fran Daniels. In addition
to the children listed, there were others, possibly named Joseph,
Alexander and Jacob.
Children of Valentine Cramer and Rachel Bancks are:
i. David Cramer, born April 03, 1787.
ii. Joshua
Cramer, born 1789; died February 16, 1853 in Baltimore Co., Maryland.
30 iii. Henry
Cramer, born July 04, 1790 in Baltimore, Maryland; died July 11, 1832
in Near Bloomington, Illinois; married Elizabeth Speck January 30, 1812
in Tuscarawas, Ohio.
iv. Benjamin
Cramer, born August 04, 1796 in Baltimore Co., Maryland; died April 28,
1866 in Tuscarawas Co., Ohio; married Anna Speck.
62. Godfrey Augustus Speck, born December 13,
1754 in Dresden, Saxony, Germany; died December 24, 1828 in
Westchester, Tuscarawas Co., Ohio. He married 63. Sarah Townsend
1779 in Baltimore, Baltimore Co., Maryland.
63. Sarah Townsend, born September 10, 1763 in
Colony of Virginia; died December 13, 1815 in Freeport, Harrison Co.,
Ohio. She was the daughter of 126. Jacob Townsend.
Notes for Godfrey Augustus Speck:
RE: burial location of Godfrey and Sarah, may be Boone-Sears
Cemetery, Freeport, Harrison Co., Ohio (or name change of cemetery?)
More About Godfrey Augustus Speck:
Burial: Greenmont Cemetery, Freeport, Harrison Co., Ohio
More About Sarah Townsend:
Burial: Greenmont Cemetery, Freeport, Harrison Co., Ohio
Children of Godfrey Speck and Sarah Townsend are:
i. Susan(nah)
Speck, born February 12, 1781 in Baltimore, Maryland; married
<William Pickering> May 13, 1799 in Frederick Co., VA.
ii. Frederick Speck, born April 20, 1783 in Baltimore, Maryland.
Notes for Frederick Speck:
Missing in action in War of 1812.
iii. Samuel
Speck, born November 23, 1785 in Baltimore, Maryland; died December 19,
1849 in Bird's Run, Guernsey Co., Ohio; married Jane Leach May 03, 1811
in Jefferson Co., Ohio.
More About Samuel Speck:
Burial: Guernsey Co., Ohio
Notes for Jane Leach:
Name may be spelled Leech.
iv. Augustus
Speck, born December 13, 1787 in Baltimore, Maryland; died June 12,
1870 in Westchester Tuscarawas Co., Ohio; married Sarah Reed July 07,
1809.
Notes for Augustus Speck:
Family of 12 children.
More About Augustus Speck:
Burial: Westchester, Tuscarawas Co., Ohio
31 v. Elizabeth
Speck, born December 29, 1790 in <Virginia>; died May 19, 1837 in
Kernan, LaSalle Co., Illinois; married Henry Cramer January 30, 1812 in
Tuscarawas, Ohio.
vi. Mary Mariah Speck, born May 04, 1792 in Virginia; died 1793.
vii. Anna
Speck, born December 07, 1794 in Virginia; died October 1866 in
Tuscarawas Co., Ohio; married Benjamin Cramer March 06, 1816.
viii. Sarah
Speck, born September 07, 1796 in Virginia (or PA; died February 07,
1887 in Freeport, Harrison Co., Ohio; married Samuel Dix May 14, 1814.
More About Sarah Speck:
Burial: Newton, Jefferson Co., Ohio
Notes for Samuel Dix:
Name may be spelled Dicks. Family of 11 children.
Generation No. 7
72. Jacob Hubler, born Abt. 1703 in
<Bavaria, Germany>; died Bef. 1789 in Pennsylvania. He
married 73. Anna Barbara.
73. Anna Barbara, born Abt. 1708 in <Bavaria, Germany>; died Bef. 1785 in Pennsylvania.
Notes for Jacob Hubler:
Jacob supposedly arrived with his wife and 3 children on an English
ship "Elizabeth" at the port of Philadelphia on August 27, 1733.
He was the first Hubler to come to North America.
More About Jacob Hubler:
Occupation: farmer
Religion: German Reformed Church (now UCC)
Children of Jacob Hubler and Anna Barbara are:
i. Anna Barbara
Hoobler, born 1730 in Germany; married Johan Schopp October 15, 1753.
ii. Anna Maria
Hoobler, born 1732 in Germany; married Jost Derr; died 1789.
iii. Francis
Hoobler, born May 1733; married (1) Carolina Keender May 01, 1757; died
Abt. 1763 in Colony of Pennsylvania; married (2) Unknown Aft. 1763.
Notes for Francis Hoobler:
Francis' family was attached by Indians in 1763, killing his wife
Carolina and their children (they had 6, one may have survived)
He remarried and had at least one more daughter, but his second wife's
name is unknown. It is believed he may have used the name Hubler
(spelled as it was in Germany).
Notes for Carolina Keender:
Family history indicates that Carolina was killed by Indians.
36 iv. Johannes
(John) Hoobler, born Bet. 1735 - 1739 in <Colony of
Pennsylvania>; died Bet. 1815 - 1820; married Anna Margaretha.
v. Anna Margareth Hoobler, born July 27, 1746; married Bernhardt Heu.
76. Hans Martin Braun He married 77. Maria Elizabeth.
77. Maria Elizabeth
Child of Hans Braun and Maria Elizabeth is:
38 i. Michael
Brown Sr., born 1735 in Ruschberg, Alsace-Lorraine, Germany; died Abt.
1803 in Cumberland Co., Pennsylvania; married Margarette Catarina
Shamback.
78. George Shamback
Child of George Shamback is:
39 i. Margarette
Catarina Shamback, born in Alsace-Lorraine, Germany; died Bef. 1810 in
Near Carlisle, Cumberland Co., Pennsylvania; married Michael Brown Sr..
108. Thomas Channell, born in Ireland; died in
South Carolina. He married 109. Elizabeth Montgomery.
109. Elizabeth Montgomery
Notes for Thomas Channell:
CHANNELL, HENRY, Miller township, farmer, post office, Homer, was born
in Randolph county, Virginia, January 22, 1824. The Channell family, of
which he is a descendant, emigrated from Ireland to South Carolina, but
at what date is not known. The parents died in South Carolina. They
left four sons, viz: Baron, John, Joseph, and Jerry. Aaron went to sea
as a sailor and was never heard of afterward by the family.
The three brothers came to Randolph county, Virginia, and subsequently
John and Joseph, with their families, came to Ohio and settled in
Licking county, being among the first settlers. Jerry remained in
Virginia. His descendants are now quite numerous in that State.
Joseph, grandfather of the subject of this notice, married Judith
Hodge, a native of Scotland. They had a family of sixteen children,
twelve of whom reached maturity. The descendants of these children are
now numerous and are scattered throughout the West.
Isom, the father of the subject of this notice, was one of the sixteen
children. He enlisted three times in the War of 1812.. His first and
second terms of service were of short duration. He served seven months
in the last enlistment. He went to Virginia and there married Eve
Harper, and in 1829 returned to Ohio and settled in Burlingham
township, where he died in 1845, His wife survived him until March,
1877. She died with her children in Missouri They had nine children,
five of whom are living.
Mr. Channell spent his youth on a farm in Licking county. In 1858 he
came to Miller township, where he has since resided, being among the
most influential and esteemed citizens. In 1843 he married Miss Jane
Crusen, a native of Licking county, Ohio. They had five children, three
of whom died young. The living are Aaron and Hattie, the wife of
Greenbury Sherman.
History of Knox Co., Ohio
www.heritagepursuit.com
(2/8/2003)
Children of Thomas Channell and Elizabeth Montgomery are:
i. Aaron Channell
Notes for Aaron Channell:
Aaron went to sea as a sailor and was never heard of afterward by the
family. (History of Knox Co., Ohio) Also per Charles
Channel.
More About Aaron Channell:
Burial: At sea
54 ii. Joseph
Channel, born 1756; died September 27, 1833 in Madison, Licking Co.,
Ohio; married Judith Juda Hodges Abt. 1778 in Randolph, VA.
iii. Jeremiah
Channell, born Bef. 1757; died December 1797 in Huttonsville, Randolph,
Virginia; married Nancy Hodges Abt. 1775.
Notes for Jeremiah Channell:
Channell family came from Ireland to South Carolina, date
unknown. Jerry's parents died there. He came to Randolph
Co., Virginia with his brothers, Joseph and John. Jerry remained
in Virginia and his descendants were supposedly numerous in that
state. (History of Knox Co., Ohio
iv. John
Channell, born Abt. 1767 in South Carolina; died October 29, 1835;
married Rebecca Bagley March 14, 1787.
Notes for John Channell:
John Channel, a great hunter, Thomas Deweese and Henry Smith, were
pioneers of this township in 1804. They were Virginians. Smith was one
of the early magistrates of the township, also associate judge of the
common pleas court from 1809 to 1823.
John Channel was a somewhat remarkable pioneer, on account of his
hunting exploits, a recital of which would make a volume. Some idea may
be gleaned of his prowess in this direction by the single statement
that he once informed Mr. Thomas Taylor that he killed nine bears one
day before noon. These animals were very plenty on the bluffs lining
the Licking valley. Channel had a been raised among the Indians; was
tall, straight as an Indian, black hair and swarthy complexion; indeed,
looked and acted more like an Indian than a white man. He raised quite
a family and his boys were mostly hunters.
History of Licking Co., pg 506-507
110. Isham Hodges
Child of Isham Hodges is:
