Ahnentafel - Generation 9

Generation 9 contains 256 people, but we don't know who all of them are.  Drop out will continue.  The New England families will be in pretty good shape.  The Butler line shrinks in this generation.  The Gurley & Colclasure lines stay fairly steady.  Brick walls will become more numerous. 

Lathrop line is represented in numbers 256 to 313
Butler line is represented in numbers 324 to 374
Gurley line is represented in numbers 416 to 447
Colclasure line is represented in numbers 448 to 503 

Research Log - 100 Years Ago

1916

January

World War I in progress
1 - 2nd Rose Bowl Game played, Washington State beat Brown 14-0
5 - Veneta Smith born daughter of Elzo & Mayme (Jones) Smith
6 - Meryl Anderson born in Illinois son of Elmer & Edna (Wilkin) Anderson
7 -  Germans take Verdun
9 - Edna Gurley md. Henry Erkman in Wayne City, IL
13 - Mahala (Benefield) Hord Smith Smith died in Neoga, IL
18 - meteorite hits house near Baxter, MO
23 - Sylva Lathrop born in Illinois daughter of Mont & Daisy (Caudle) Lathrop
25 - Laura (Speer) Button died in Louisville, KY, buried Cave Hill Cemetery
26 - John Butler born Wayne City, IL son of Morton & Mary (Robertson) Butler
28 - Louis Brandeis appointed to Supreme Court
29 - Delia Robinson married Elmer Wilkin

Ahnentafel #255 - Hester (--?--)

Hester (--?--)

Born: 1793 New York
Died: Unknown

Buried: Unknown

Married: William Coy

Records:

1800 - a William Coy family living in Barree, Pennsylvania, 3 m -10, 1 m 26-44, 2 f -10 and Hester 16-25

Notebook - Kentucky #5

Ardery, Mrs. William. Kentucky Records: Early Wills & Marriages, Baltimore, MD: Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., 1981.

Fayette County:

J.H. Runyan - Will Book B, Page 236, names brother Francis Runyan. Written April 27, 1914 [sic]. Probated July 1811.  Witnesses - Thos. H. Burbridge, Richard Baird, Benjamin Atkinson.

Shelby County:

Richard Breeding - Proven 20 March, 1798 - Ex., Frances Breeding, widow. Sec., Wm. McCory, Isaac Whitaker. Ap., Peter Bailea, Elijah Whitaker, Thos. Johnston, Wm. Brodie. Wife Frances; son, William Breeding; son, Paul Breeding; daughter, Elizabeth Breeding.

Wm. Breeding married 6/4/1798; Polly Breeding - ; Paul Breeding married 8/19/1799; Elizabeth Stanley, daughter of Joseph.

Ahnentafel #254 - William (?) Coy, ver. 2

William Coy

Born: ca. 1775
Died: Unknown

Buried: Unknown

Married: Hester (--?--) ca. 1795

Occupation: probably a farmer or laborer
Records:

1800 - William M Coy family in Anne Arundel County, Maryland.  

• 1 male under 10
• 1 male 26-44 could be William
• 1 female under 10
• 1 female 16-25 could be Hester

1800 - William Coy family in Huntington Co., PA, probably a better fit:

• 3 males under 10
• 1 male 28-45 could be William

Research Log

The First Principles of the Doctrine of Christ; Together with Stronger Meat for them that are skil’d in the Word of Righteousness OR The Doctrine of living unto God, wherein the Body of Divinity Is Briefly and methodically handled by way of Question and Answer. continued:

Quest. How do you prove this in the second place that the seventh day since Christ's Resurrection ought not to be kept for a Sabbath?

Answ. Because to keep the seventh day of the week was the doctrine of false Teachers, and is contrary to the doctrine and practice of the Apostles of Christ, who did advance the first day of the week above any other day.

In the Gal. 4.10 the Apostle reproved the false Teachers for teaching the Galatians to observe dayes, Moneths, and years, according to the Law of Moses, by dayes is meant that which is less then Moneths, and therefore to be understood of weekly Sabbaths, and yet not of the Christian Sabbath; for those Teachers stood for that which is according to Moses his Ministry, and in Col. 2.16 the Apostle condemns holy dayes, new Moons, and Sabbaths.  Holy dayes are mentioned as greater then new Moons, and therefore are meant of Annual Sabbatical dayes, and Sabbath dayes as less then new Moons, and therefore to be understood of the weekly Sabbaths the Jews kept. 

And that the Apostles did advance the first day of the week to be the Christian Sabbath, will appear in the next place.

Ahnentafel #253 - Susannah Porter

Susannah Porter

Born: ca. 1790
Died: ca. 1835

Buried:  Unknown

Married: Caleb Brooks

Children:
Miriam
Mary
Richard
Elizabeth
Roxanne

Notebook - Pennsylvania #3

1790 Census of Pennsylvania

Allegheny County section that was Washington Co.
Geo. Wilson, 4 m 16+/head, 2 f
Samuel Wilson 1 m 16+/head, 1 m -16, 7 f
Wm. Galbraith 1 m16+/head, 3 f
David Galbraith 1 m 16+/head, 1 m -16, 1 f
Jas. Parks 2 m 16+/head, 1 m-16, 3 f
Samuel Wilson 3 m 16+/head, 3 m -16, 3 f
Samuel Park 1 m 16+/head
Robert Park 2 m 16+/head, 2 m -16, 2 f
Samuel Parks 1 m 16+/head
Jno. Galbraith 1 m 16+/head, 2 m -16, 4 f
Jas. Galbraith 1 m 16+/head, 1 m -16, 2 f
James Parks 2 m 16+/head, 2 m -16, 3 f
James Brooks 1 m 16+/head, 4 f
Daniel Harbert 1 m 16+/head, 1 m, 2 f
Jno. Wilson 2 m 16+/head, 3 m -16, 4 f
Wm. Wilson 1 m 16+/head, 1 m -16, 1 f 
Joseph Wilson 3 m 16+/head, 1 f

Ahnentafel #252 - Caleb Brooks

Caleb Brooks

Born: ca. 1785 possibly Maryland; Ohio according to his children on later census. The first permanent settlement in Ohio was at Marietta in 1788 founded by New Englanders. Ohio gained statehood in 1803. 

Died: ca. 1865

Buried: Unknown

Married: 1) Susannah Porter ca. 1805 and possibly 2) Charity (--?--) in Ohio ca. 1835

Occupation: farmer. laborer