Their daughter Abigail⁷ Forsyth, born 1763, died Aug. 11, 1824. Married Peregreen Turner, Feb. 3, 1786, born Nov. 2, 1760, died April 19, 1819.

   Their daughter Lucinda⁸ Turner, born Sept. 20, 1802, died 1898. Married Vossins Church Starr, Sept. 2, 1823, born Sept. 12, 1800, died Feb. 19, 1856.

Contributed by Mrs. S. D. Kilpatrick, Beatrice, Neb.

   CHRISTIAN¹ MILLER, born Nov. 20, 1670, and his wife Anna Margaret Miller, born Nov. 30, 1680, came to America on the ship "Joyce", and arrived at Philadelphia, Pa. Nov. 30, 1730. Christian Miller participated with the early settlers of his period in many of the contests and treaties with Indians. Their children, all born in the "Fatherland", were:

   1 Anlia² Miller, born 1712
   2 ANDREW² MILLER, born 1717, married Margaretha Funk
   3 Anna Barbara² Miller, born 1719

   ANDREW² MILLER (Christian¹) was born in Germany in 1717, and came to America with his parents in 1730. He married Nov. 5, 1738, Margaretha Funk. By patents from the Penns, Andrew Miller received 320 acres of land in Lancaster county, Pa. His name appears on the tax lists of Lebanon township in 1750. During the French and Indian War Andrew Miller was a Lieutenant in Capt. Dill's company, Col. Benjamin Chamber's regiment of Lancaster county, 1747-8. He died about June 1, 1754. His widow married (2) Christian Burkholder. Their children were:

   1 ABRAHAM³ MILLER, born 1741, married Rebecca Epright (Epprechit)
    2 Jacob³ Miller, under 14 years of age in 1756
   3 Andrew³ Miller, under 14 years of age in 1756
   4 Christiana³ Miller, married Jacob Miller prior to 1764

   ABRAHAM³ MILLER, sr., (Andrew,² Christian¹) was born about 1741 in Annville township, Lancaster county, Pa. He married Jan. 29, 1765, Rebecca Epright [Epprecht]. Abraham

   1 JOSEPH⁴ MILLER, born near Harrisburg, Pa., married Hannah West.
   2 ABRAHAM⁴ MILLER, married (1) Catherine Boyer; married (2) Elizabeth Boyer, both daughters of Frederick Boyer, a Revolutionary soldier who fought with Pulaski.
   3 Isaac⁴ Miller
   4 JACOB⁴ MILLER
   5 Andrew⁴ Miller, married Hannah Thaley
   6 Rebecca⁴ Miller, married Simon Bigler, grandfather of Dr. W. B. Bigler

Contributed by A. S. Miller, 1611 Roselyn Terrace, Lincoln, Neb.

   ARCHIBALD¹ CARMICHAEL, a native of Scotland, came to America and settled in Surry county, North Carolina. He served seven years in the Revolution under General Washington. About 1778 he married Elizabeth Nix, also a native of Scotland, who had crossed the ocean in a sailing vessel, and settled in Surry county. They had children:

   1 Starling Carmichael
   2 Richard Carmichael

   ARCHIBALD² CARMICHAEL (Archibald¹), born in Surry county, N. C., near Pilot Mountain, Nov. 23, 1801, died in Pickering, Nodaway county, Mo., and is buried with his wife in the State Line cemetery. He married in Surry county, N. C., Aug. 5, 1824, Martha Pennington, born in Stokes county, N. C., Jan. 27, 1803, daughter of Joseph Pennington who came with his wife from Ireland, and settled on Ranch Creek, Surry county, N. C.; Joseph Pennington was a miller and farmer. His 10 children, four sons and six daughters, all lived to rear large families. In 1825 Archibald and Martha (Pennington) Carmichael emigrated to Monroe county, Indiana. They had children:

   1 Augustine Carmichael
   2 Elizabeth Carmichael
   3 Stacy Ann Carmichel
   4 Martha Jane Carmichael
   5 CONSTANT JOSEPH CARMICHAEL, born Aug. 22, 1833
   6 Josephine Carmichael
   7 Starling Carmichael
   8 Archibald Carmichael
   9 Henry Carmichael

   CONSTANT JOSEPH³ CARMICHAEL (Archibald, ² Archibald¹), born Aug. 22, 1833, in Green county, Ind., married Oct. 18, 1855, Mary Ann Hostetter, born in Stark county, Ohio, May 1, 1840, daughter of John and Magdalena (Burchfield) Hostetter who had removed from Stark county to Green county, Ind., about 1853. They settled in Green county, where they made their home, until 1865, when they emigrated to Nodaway county, Mo., in company with five other families, traveling by covered wagon. They were 28 days in making the journey. It is probable that Archibald' and Martha (Pennington) Carmichael and John and Magdalena (Burchfield) Hostetter accompanied them there also, as they all died and were buried in Missouri. The children of Constant Joseph and Mary Ann Carmichael were:

   1 MARTHA MAGDALENA CARMICHAEL, born June 21, 1857
   2 Samuel Albert Carmichael, born May 8, 1859

   MARTHA MAGDALENE⁴ CARMICHAEL (Constant, ³ Archibald,² Archibald¹), born in Green county, Ind., June 21, 1857, married William Francis Davis, born in Jones county, Ia., Feb. 24, 1856, son of Jesse Moore and Rose Ann (DeLong) Davis; his father emigrated from Indiana to Dubuque, Iowa, where he married Rose Ann Delong; in 1857 they emigrated to Nodaway county, Mo. The children of William Francis and Martha Magdalene (Carmichael) Davis were:

   1 William Albert, born Dec. 3, 1875, Clearmont, Mo.
   2 Argen Mae, born Nov. 16, 1877, Clearmont, Mo.
   3 Jesse Newton, born Feb. 27, 1880, Clearmont, Mo.
   4 Samuel Francis, born Nov. 18, 1881, Clearmont Mo.
   5 OAK EDGAR, born Aug. 26, 1855, Holbrook, Neb.
   6 George Edward, born March 20, 1887, Holbrook, Neb.
   7 Everett C., born Feb. 28, 1889, Holbrook, Neb.
   8 Elliott R., born Feb. 28, 1889, Holbrook, Neb.
   9 Joseph Raymond, born March 10, 1890, Holbrook Neb.

   OAK EDGAR⁵ DAVIS (Martha,⁴ Constant,³ Archibald,² Archibald¹), born in Holbrook, Neb., Aug. 26, 1885, married in Lincoln, Neb., Nov. 26, 1906, Adelia Adeline Smith, born in Stromsburg, Neb., Aug. 22, 1887, daughter of Marcus Francis and Elizabeth (Leonard) Smith. Their children are:

   1 Millicent, born June 15, 1912, Lincoln, Neb.
   2 Smith Burchfield, born July 5, 1916, Lincoln, Neb.
   3 Oakley Leonard, born Sept. 6, 1918, Lincoln, Neb.

Compiled by Mrs. C. H. Jenkins, Lincoln, Neb.

   Children of William Barron² Calhoun (Andrew¹) and Margaret H. Kingsbury:

   Children of Charles² Calhoun (Andrew¹) and Almira Stevens:

   Children of Andrew Hamilton² Calhoun (Andrew¹) and first wife, Maria Yates:

   Children of Andrew Hamilton² Calhoun (Andrew¹) and second wife, Catherine Dickie:

   Children of Susan² Calhoun (Andrew¹) and Samuel C. Frey:

   Children of HENRY² CALHOUN (Andrew¹) and Eliza Malvina Conkling:

   Children of Simeon Howard² Calhoun (Andrew¹) and Emily P. Reynolds:

   Children of John² Calhoun (Andrew¹) and Sarah Cutter:

   Children of James² Calhoun (Andrew¹) and Charlotte Sanxey:

Contributed by Mrs. R. J. Kilpatrick, Beatrice, Nebr.

   GARRETT⁵ VAN ARSDALEN married (1st) Nellie Quick. Children:

   Garrett⁵ married (2nd) ---- Whitbeck. Children:

   Garrett⁵ married (3rd) Sarah Tallman. Child:

   Nelly Quick probably died shortly after the birth of her third son, Garret. Henry, the third son of Garret's second marriage, was born April 7, 1812, and baptized at Owasco Outlet church. Garret was born June 28, 1779, near Harlingen, N. J. He died June 15, 1845, and is buried at Ridge, Livingston county, N. Y. His tombstone gives his age at death as 66 years, 11 months and 17 days.

   TEUNIS TALLMAN⁶ VAN ARSDALE married Catherine M. Westervelt who was born Sept. 18, 1841, and died Feb. 21, 1903. Children:

   1 SARAH M., born March 13, 1861.
   2 Charles H. Van Arsdale, born Nov. 4, 1863.

   JOHN A .⁷ VAN ARSDALE, married Minerva Walker, July 6, 1892. Children:

TALMAN W.⁸ VAN ARSDALE married Hazel Drake, Sept. 10, 1913. Children:

CHARLES H.⁷ VAN ARSDALE married Stella Nichols, Jan. 15, 1896. Child:

   The lineage of Alida⁵ Van Arsdalen, who married Jacob⁴, follows:

   Simon Jansen¹ Van Arsdalen.
   Cornelius² Van Arsdalen, son of Simon Jansen¹ Van Arsdalen and Peternelle Wyckoff.
   Jan³ Van Arsdalen, son of Cornelius² Van Arsdalen and Marretje Dirkse.
   Garret⁴ Van Arsdalen, son of Jan³ and Jannetje Dorlant, baptized at Jamaica, L. I., March 25, 1727.
   Alida⁵ Van Arsdalen, daughter of Garret⁴ Van Arsdalen and Geesje Hegeman, baptized at Harlingen, N. J., May 18, 1755.
   The above Jan³ married for a second wife Sarah Van Vorhees, April 3, 1743, at Flatbush, L. I.

Contributed by Mrs. S. D. Kilpatrick, Beatrice Neb.

HENSHAW, JAMES GASTON, b. 1841, d. 1903
HENSHAW, MELISSA MARK, wife of James G. Henshaw, b. 1845, d. 1906

HOLME, HARRY F., of Southport, England, b. Mch. 6, 1867, d. Jany. 19, 1904

HOSTETTER, GEORGE, -- (board, rest of inscription worn off)

JACKSON, HELEN, b. 1887, d. Mch. 10, 1902 or 1912 (nearly undecipherable)

JAMESON, CHARLES G., d. Apr. 7, 1904, aged 28 yrs. (board at head of grave)

JOHNSON, PHIL (sailor), d. Apr. 20, 1899 (among soldier graves)

JONES, GEORGE B., b. Feby. 23, 1870, d. Apr. 29, 1903 (board badly worn)

LAURENCE, IDA R., d. Feby. 11, 1892, aged 36 yrs., 4 mos.

LAZIOLA, EDNA, d. in Phoenix, Arizona, Jany. 29, 1900, aged 25 yrs.

LUNDMAR, JOHN, d. July 2, 1899

LUTGERDING, GEO. L., b. Jany. 19, 1814, d. July 31, 1892
LUTGERDING, HENRY, b. Mch. 2, 1841, d. Jany. 12,1906
LUTGERDING, LYDIA RAWSON, b. Sept. 26, 1856, d. Feby. 9, 1896

McFALL, LURA E., d. Apr. 12, 1888, aged 18 yrs., 1 mo., 26 days

McGREGOR, J. A., d. Dec. 31, 1900, aged 38 yrs.

MARLOW, GEORGE M., d. May 27, 1889, aged 49 yrs. (A native of Canada)

MESSE, EDWARD, d. Mch. 1, 1904 (board nearly worn off)

MILES, CHARLES O., b. July 27, 1859, d. Mch. 28, 1905 (W. O. W. marker)

MILLER, RAYMOND, d. Jany. 2, 1899 (Rough Rider)

MITCHELL, BESSIE G., d. July 26,

MULLEN, WILLIAM, d. Feby. 9, 1902, aged 36 yrs. (granite monument falling over)

NEVILLE, JERRY, d. June 4, 1900, aged 54 yrs.

PATTEN, FRANK, d. Dec. 21, 1900, aged 30 yrs. (board at head of grave)

PAYNE, S. D., b. 1861, d. 1903

PEARSON, FRED, d. Mch. 27, 1907, aged 45 yrs.

POTTS, DAVID, d. May 13, 1900, aged 75 yrs. (board at head of grave)

PROCTOR, Clarence, Rough Rider, aged 35 yrs., d. Mch. 27,1900

QUACKENBUSH, KITTIE, b. 1866, d. 1901 (roughly chiseled on granite boulder)

RAINES, J. S., Co. G, 18th N. Y. Inf.

REAM, MAUD, b. 1863, d. 1901

ROBINSON, ATWOOD, d. July 13, 1899

RODIG, MRS. C. F., d. June 25, 1900, aged 66 yrs.

ROE, GEORGE, d. Apr. [2 or 27], 1900

ROGERS, MORDICA, d. May 20, 1908, aged 65 yrs. (board at grave)

ROSS, ATTRA P., b. June 9, 1849, d. Feby. 21, 1893 (board at head of grave with Masonic emblem)

RUZICKA, FRANK, b. in (Kutna Hora) Bohemia, d. July 28, 1904, aged 48 yrs. (board at grave)

SHORT, T. L., Co. D 14th Ill. Infantry (govt. marker)

SIGGINS, ISAAC, b. 1833, d. 1905 (Masonic emblem on marker)

SILVERS, MARY A., b. July 21, 1824, d. Dec. 19, 1904

SIMPSON, JOSIE KLAMATH, d. July 21, 1911, aged 19 yrs. (board at grave)

SNEAD, JOHN S. (Confederate veteran), b. in Virginia Aug. 6, 1825, d. Oct. 14, 1903

SPOONER, H. A., b. 1870, d. 1905 (marked by W. O. W.)

STEITZ, WILLIAM, aged 72 yrs., d. April, 1894

Contributed by Mrs. William Rogers, Lincoln, Nebr.

    BAILEY.--"Mayflower Lines of Minnie (Bryant) Bailey", [Mrs. Benjamin F. Bailey], compiled by M. L. Jenkins, genealogist, Lincoln Neb. Privately printed, 1923. This beautiful work gives lines of descent from Elder William Brewster, Capt. Myles Standish, John Alden, Priscilla Mullins, George Soule and Francis Cooke, and the allied families: Stephen and John Bryant, Thomas Burgess, Edmund Chandler, James Cole, Abraham Sampson (2 lines), Richard Wright. Price, $3.00. Address Mrs. B. F. Bailey, 55th and South sts., Lincoln, Neb.

   MANNING.-" Overflow letters from the genealogical and biographical history of the Manning families of New England", by William H. Manning. This consists of unpublished family notes, biography, and genealogical lines of the Manning family, and includes one hundred and seventy families of New England, New York, southern, central and western states and Canada. Published by the Nebraska Genealogical Society. Price $2.00.

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   55. Blakesley. Wanted: the parentage of Obed Blakesley, b. about 1775-6 in Conn., d. before 1852 near Clinton, Ind. He was married Miss Adah Hart March 4, 1801, in Barkhamstead, Litchfield county, Conn. His father was a soldier in the Revolutionary war and died in service, probably about 1779-80.     A. H. 

   56. Hopkins. Wanted: the parentage, Revolutionary descent etc., of John Hopkins, b. about 1798-9, d. 1852 in Jackson county, Ind. He was married to Sarah (Moore) Murphy, widow, about 1819-20, supposedly in the state of New Jersey, as their oldest child, a son, whose name was George,

   57. Spencer. Wanted: the ancestry of Joseph Spencer, born about 1741, supposed to be a descendant of Gerrard the Settler. Moved from Connecticut to border line of Maryland and Virginia. Is said he served in the war of the Revolution. Married Margaret Foreman: their sons Ferman, William and Edward came to Ohio in a very early day and settled in Shannon about 15 miles from Zanesville. It was said William served in war of 1812. He married Catherine Pryor. Their bodies lie in cemetery at Adamsville, Ohio. Am desirous of learning of William and family. Any information concerning Pryor family will be thankfully received.     W. B. D.

    58. Hart. Wanted the ancestry of Adah Hart, b. 1778-9 in Hartford county, Conn., d. about 1845, in Vermillion, Ind., m. March 4, 1801, to Obed Blakesley, of Litchfield county, Conn. They were the parents of six sons and six daughters. In the year 1805 this family removed to near Columbus, Ohio, and in 1822 to Vsrmillion (sic) county, Ind. Some of their sons and daughters settled in Iowa. Would like to correspond with persons descended from Adah Hart and Obed Blakesly.     L. C.

   59. White. Wanted: ancestry of Abram White, b. 1762 in Washington county, Maryland, d. 1854, in Vermillion county, Ind., In. 1809-10 Millicent Hopewell, his 3rd wife. She was a native of Virginia. Soon after their marriage they removed to a plantation near Louisville, Kentucky, and from there to Indiana, in 1822. Abram and Millicent (Hopewell) White were the parents of five sons and one daughter. Abram White served in the Revolutionary war from 1777 to 1783, his service being with the Virginia troops, under Marion, Sumpter and Pickens.     A. H.

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