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Ray & Welch Family Trees

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201	Prominent Quaker pacifist whose views were mistaken for sympathy with the British and he was jailed.	PEMBERTON, Israel Jr. (I340041245058)
202	Quaker Burial Ground	PEMBERTON, Ellen (I340040514148)
203	Quantico Baptist Cemetery	COX, Mary E (I340004837417)
204	Ralph was arrested at various times for being a Quaker. He carried his dissenting religion to America when he emigrate with his son Phineas and his son's wife and her father, dying five years later. Information on Ralph Pemberton and his family from the book "Colonial and Revolutionary Families of Pennsylvania" by John W. Jordan, also cited in the Griffin book on the Allred family.	PEMBERTON, Ralph (I340041240923)
205	Raymond Haigler in 1970 gen. notes says that Benjamin and his brothers John, Jacob and Sebastian, fought the French and Indians along the Ohio River from Wheeling to Fort Pitt. Henning’s Statutes of Virginia, Vol. 7 p.184” ref militia of County of Augusta -- Benjamin, John, and Jacob.	HAGLER, Benjamin (I340034822426)
206	Raymond Haigler in his 1970 gen. notes says that Sebastian and his brothers John, Jacob and Benjamin fought the French and Indians along the Ohio River from Wheeling to Fort Pitt. There are several references to a nickname of Bastian. Other sources call him Boston Haigler, but that may be a mis-spelling of Bastian. I believe it comes from the Melville "Genealogy..." that refers to purchases of land by "Bostin" Hagler. However, Eve Haigler's tombstone refers to her being the "consort of Boston Hagler." The Melville Genealogy quotes Sebastian's 25 Dec 1801 will, on file in the court house at Moorefield, Hardy County, WV, as bequeathing his plantation of 400 acres on North Mill Creek equally to his sons, Leonard and Jacob. He also owned 25 acres in Bear Wallow in Hardy County and 40 acres in Pendleton County that he directed to be sold, with the proceeds divided equally between his six daughters. Waddell’s Augusta County Annals p 204 refers to Bastion Hagler and William Haigler being neighbors. The “Compiler” says William was probably Benjamin’s son.	HAGLER, Sebastian "Bastian" (I340034824687)
207	Reformed Cemetery -- FAG Memorial #61589290	EILENBERGER, Philip J (I30519797426)
208	Richmond Cemetery, Find A Grave Memorial# 130581453	HARPER, Elizabeth (I30402089563)
209	Ruth Ann Eaker says her name is spelled with an S - Drusilla, not Drucilla. Email 7/20/16.	BRICKEY, Druscilla (I340015833555)
210	Ruth Ann says her maiden name is simply Wood, not Woods or Wysor-Woods. Email 7/20/16.	WOOD, Jane (I340014343554)
211	Scotch-Irish Presbyterian Cemetery	MIDDAUGH, Mary Davison (I340005329494)
212	See FAG for her five children.	ALLRED, Margaret (I340041427103)
213	See FAG site for names of his children.	ALLRED, Levi (I340041426717)
214	See Find A Grave Memorial# 62980215.	ALLRED, Thomas (I340041426500)
215	See Franklin County, Georgia land and tax records for Moses Aldrid, Aldred, and Aldread in the Georgia Archives and Census History Department.	ALLRED, Moses (I340040513052)
216	See Gwingenealogy.net for additional data.	GWIN, Rev. Isom (I340036939995)
217	See gwingenealogy.net for extensive sources for her residences and husband, John Rice.	HAIGLER, Mary Catherine (I340005518307)
218	See gwingenealogy.net. Nickname was "Dick."	GWIN, Richard Walton (I340028124144)
219	See list of children in Notes. Which mother each belongs to is unknown.	Family: John HAGLAR, Sr. / Mary Polly LANE (F598)
220	See list of children in Notes. Which mother each belongs to is unknown.	Family: John HAGLAR, Sr. / Barbara UNKNOWN (F571)
221	See newspaper information provided with each entry.	Source (S1038518843)
222	See newspaper information provided with each entry.	Source (S1030311824)
223	See newspaper information provided with each entry.	Source (S1289271662)
224	See newspaper information provided with each entry.	Source (S1289271572)
225	See newspaper information provided with each entry.	Source (S1289271518)
226	See newspaper information provided with each entry.	Source (S1289162864)
227	See newspaper information provided with each entry.	Source (S1289271666)
228	See page 282 ff of the book "Colonial and Revolutionary Families of Pennsylvania" by John W. Jordan.	HARRISON, James (I340041244863)
229	See page 96 of the Griffin book for his children and how they married Aldridges and Diffees. It seems that he and his sister Ann dropped the ending E from their surname when they emigrated.	YORK, Jeremiah (I340041250679)
230	Sharon Cemetary, Plot 216	CHAMBLIN, Sarah B. (I340004837415)
231	Sharon Cemetery, Plot #216 , Find A Grave Memorial# 84638683 Betty Frain	COX, Samuel (I340004837414)
232	Shown on birth certificate.	GEHLKER, Anna Elisabeth (I340005511962)
233	Sister of Leonard Hagler.	Family: Philip PETERSON / Elizabeth HAIGLER (F565)
234	Social Security Administration. <i>Social Security Death Index, Master File</i>. Social Security Administration.	Source (S1039538068)
235	Social Security Administration. <i>Social Security Death Index, Master File</i>. Social Security Administration.	Source (S1289271691)
236	Source: Gen. record of Raymond Haigler, 1970. Find A Grave Memorial# 3176888. Naturalization certificate shows his name with one N = Hemman.	HEMMANN, August Fredrick (I340005515095)
237	SSDI might not be accurate, but probably is...	GODWIN, Helen M (I152129009094)
238	St. Clair Cemetery	WEBB, Jerrine M. "Jerry" (I340005162289)
239	St. Mary the Virgin Parish Church	Family: William ALLRED / Alice (Alis) TONGUE (TONGE) (F575)
240	St. Stephen's	Family: William H SWAIL / Susan HANNAH (F34)
241	State of California, United States. <i>Great Register of Voters</i>. Sacramento, California: California State Library.	Source (S1033733902)
242	State of Oregon. <i>Oregon Death Index, 1903-1998</i>. Salem, OR, USA: Oregon State Archives and Records Center. <p><i>Oregon Death Indexes, 1903-1970</i>. Salem, OR, USA: Oregon State Library.</p><p><i>Oregon Death Indexes, 1971-2008</i>. Salem, OR, USA: Oregon State Library.</p>	Source (S1039538096)
243	Stomach cancer	ALEXANDER, Susan Wishard (I342095442097)
244	Stomach cancer	ALEXANDER, Susan Wishard (I292094109779)
245	Sunnyside Memorial Park	HAIGLER, Nellie May (I30400755519)
246	Sunnyside Memorial Park	MERSHON, Arthur Ulysses (I30400755517)
247	SWR has DNA connection to her.	THRASHER, Elizabeth (I340041425640)
248	The Compendium of American Genealogy, Vol V, p. 555 says that Jacob was a farmer, slave owner, teamster in the War of 1812; owned 1,000 acres in Franklin County, Mo, and was a trustee in 1837 of a Wesleyan M.E. Church.	HARPER, Elizabeth Christenah (I340005962942)
249	The early Allreds were free tenant farmers or small landowners, beekeepers and engaged in the woolen trade as weavers and merchants as indicated in probate documents that listed implements used in those professions. Allred was a name spelled variously Alred, Orred, Elrod, Alread, Aldrid.	ALLRED, John (I340041321549)
250	The eastern half of Long Island was colonized by the English in 1640 and originally called Nassau Island. The Dutch settled the western half soon after and named it Lange Eyelandt. RS I later moved to Burlington County NJ. His son RS II moved to the Princeton area no later than 1696.	STOCKTON, Richard I (I342028565778)