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Sunday, March 29, 2009
Saturday, March 28, 2009
Geneology sites by other Lynda Jacobs
Do you want to know why I call myself LoLyn.
It comes from Lola Lynda.
I had two aunts named Lola, so not to call me little Lola (thank you)
my family called me Lynda.
My Uncle Eliseo called me "Linda Lynda", but he loved me very much. '
I am the Lola Lynda Jacobs that graduated from Scottsdale (arizona)high school; attended one year at Mesa community collete and played in the band there (1967-68-
I attended NAU the following summer and fall (see NAU stories) and married Max Gardner, moved to Tempe Arizona to complete my bachelors and master's in education 1973, and had seven children. I later went back to NAU for my Master's in counseling; took more classes in 1998-2000 when I worked in Clark County Nevada School district at Rancho and at an elementary school I can't remember. I lived in SC a short time with my husband Paul Farb (2002) and moved back to Utah when he had a nervous break down. I was single for four or five years, then met my current husband , Steven Fetzer, who I married in July 2006. We go to school at Argosy University to get my doctorate in counseling psychology and his masters in MFT.
March 2009, Saturday, I went on the internet and looked up Lynda Jacobs. I found over 200 hits on 22 pages; I tried each one down and narrowed it considerably with Ooops pages, and no longer exist pages, but still there were many Lynda Jacobs.
In my school classes there were sometimes 5 other Linda's,
but Lynda with a Y was my special name,
and Lynda Jacobs was supposed to be my unique name.
Welcome to the world, Lynda Jacobs (all of us). So in my forties I divorced and returned to my maiden name of Jacobs, and with it I decided I didn't want to be that Lynda anymore so I truncated my two first names into LoLyn.
I hardly use a last name anymore; I've had so many it is hard to keep track using all my FKA surnames; so I introduce myself as LoLyn.
These are a few of the genealogy sites I found listed under Lynda Jacobs: I haven't checked them out but they might be worth looking into. I tried to send notices that I was also Lynda Jacobs, and to pay it forward by sending my blog spot on to friend.
www.zades.com.au/geelong/gdnamezm.htm
genforum.genealogy.com/hogaboom
www.searchme4.co.uk/kemps/company-7312944.html
familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/m/a/c/.../GENE9-0003.html
http://members.shaw.ca/florenceroberta/tormadnor/index3.htm
It comes from Lola Lynda.
I had two aunts named Lola, so not to call me little Lola (thank you)
my family called me Lynda.
My Uncle Eliseo called me "Linda Lynda", but he loved me very much. '
I am the Lola Lynda Jacobs that graduated from Scottsdale (arizona)high school; attended one year at Mesa community collete and played in the band there (1967-68-
I attended NAU the following summer and fall (see NAU stories) and married Max Gardner, moved to Tempe Arizona to complete my bachelors and master's in education 1973, and had seven children. I later went back to NAU for my Master's in counseling; took more classes in 1998-2000 when I worked in Clark County Nevada School district at Rancho and at an elementary school I can't remember. I lived in SC a short time with my husband Paul Farb (2002) and moved back to Utah when he had a nervous break down. I was single for four or five years, then met my current husband , Steven Fetzer, who I married in July 2006. We go to school at Argosy University to get my doctorate in counseling psychology and his masters in MFT.
March 2009, Saturday, I went on the internet and looked up Lynda Jacobs. I found over 200 hits on 22 pages; I tried each one down and narrowed it considerably with Ooops pages, and no longer exist pages, but still there were many Lynda Jacobs.
In my school classes there were sometimes 5 other Linda's,
but Lynda with a Y was my special name,
and Lynda Jacobs was supposed to be my unique name.
Welcome to the world, Lynda Jacobs (all of us). So in my forties I divorced and returned to my maiden name of Jacobs, and with it I decided I didn't want to be that Lynda anymore so I truncated my two first names into LoLyn.
I hardly use a last name anymore; I've had so many it is hard to keep track using all my FKA surnames; so I introduce myself as LoLyn.
These are a few of the genealogy sites I found listed under Lynda Jacobs: I haven't checked them out but they might be worth looking into. I tried to send notices that I was also Lynda Jacobs, and to pay it forward by sending my blog spot on to friend.
www.zades.com.au/geelong/gdnamezm.htm
genforum.genealogy.com/hogaboom
www.searchme4.co.uk/kemps/company-7312944.html
familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/m/a/c/.../GENE9-0003.html
http://members.shaw.ca/florenceroberta/tormadnor/index3.htm
Friday, March 27, 2009
Bustamante family history
The Bustamante Family originally used the extended surname of Perez de Bustamante.
It appears that Antonio Perez de Bustamante and his wife
Josefa Snachez de Tagle y Villegas from Puente San Miguel
(previously known as Barcena de la Puente), in the Cantabria region of Spain,
were the parents of Juan Domingo de Bustamante y Tagle, though this has not been
documented conclusively.
Juan Domingo de Bustamante was Governor of New Mexico two terms, from 1722 to 1731,
Juan Domingo de Bustamante and Juan Antonio de Bustamante y Tagle were probably brothers.
Juan Domingo de Bustamante founded a small chapel or sanctuary in Puente San Miguel
called Nuestra Senora de Guadalupe.
In the clef of the entry arch of this chapel there is a small coat of arms
divided into fourths, most likely representing the family shield of
Juan Domingo de Bustamante.
The first fourth of the shield has an imange of a tower.
The second fourth of the shield has the image of three lilies.
The third fourth of the shield has the image of a tree.
The last part of the shild has thirteen disks,
which represents the specific coat of arms of the Peres de Bustamante family.
More can be read about this family on my blogspot New Mexico Bustamantes
and within the second volume of Turn the Hearts of the Children. both on this blog under
those names.
It appears that Antonio Perez de Bustamante and his wife
Josefa Snachez de Tagle y Villegas from Puente San Miguel
(previously known as Barcena de la Puente), in the Cantabria region of Spain,
were the parents of Juan Domingo de Bustamante y Tagle, though this has not been
documented conclusively.
Juan Domingo de Bustamante was Governor of New Mexico two terms, from 1722 to 1731,
Juan Domingo de Bustamante and Juan Antonio de Bustamante y Tagle were probably brothers.
Juan Domingo de Bustamante founded a small chapel or sanctuary in Puente San Miguel
called Nuestra Senora de Guadalupe.
In the clef of the entry arch of this chapel there is a small coat of arms
divided into fourths, most likely representing the family shield of
Juan Domingo de Bustamante.
The first fourth of the shield has an imange of a tower.
The second fourth of the shield has the image of three lilies.
The third fourth of the shield has the image of a tree.
The last part of the shild has thirteen disks,
which represents the specific coat of arms of the Peres de Bustamante family.
More can be read about this family on my blogspot New Mexico Bustamantes
and within the second volume of Turn the Hearts of the Children. both on this blog under
those names.
Monday, March 23, 2009
Jornada trail From Mexico to El Paso
North to El Paso
The overnight visit to El Paso on this whirlwind vacation trip would be a welcome stop for all three travelers. The little blue car seemed to Lynae to be more of a prison than anything by the end of the day.
It wouldn’t have been such a long trip if Mom hadn’t insisted on stopping at every historical marker and museum.
At the State Park, Brent and Lynae ran ahead into the visitors’ center. Lynae ran directly into the lady’s restroom. Brent was already enthusiastically admiring the ancient coins, which had been found in the nearby excavation, and Lynae had been attracted naturally, to the wedding dresses displayed in a glass case.
Mom stopped to drool over the books on New Mexico History by Chaves and other New Mexico experts. “You know there’s a two dollar entrance fee?” the park attendant suggested politely.
“Oh, I’m sorry,” Mom apologized without any embarrassment, as was her usual style. “I left my purse in the car -- I’ll have to run out and get it. Be right back. You kids go ahead and look around. Is that OK?“ She asked the attendant as an afterthought, not waiting for his answer. Brent and Lynae headed out the other door to the excavation site.
“Brent, look at the covered wagon. Climb up here and we can be pioneers. The wagon was firmly planted in concrete slab and had no animals attached.
Suddenly as they were seated on the wagon seat, the wagon lurched forward and living animals appeared, straining forward along with many other wagons.
“Where do you think we’re going, Lynae? This desert landscape looks familiar. And look the sun is setting on the left! We’re not headed west. We’re traveling north!
Friar Francisco Farfàn rode up beside the wagon with his soldier escort. “We’ll be reaching El Paso del Norte by sunset,” the Friar announced. The settlers who stayed behind last fall will be ready to greet us there and help us recover from this trip north from Mexico City.
“Padre,” Lynae called. What year is this, again?”
“1694. It’s June. Are you all right hijita?”
“Oh, yes, I’m fine. I guess I was just dreaming or dozing off.
Sorry. Padre, grácias”
Brent was holding his mouth with both hands to suppress an excited giggle of delighted surprise mixed with anticipation.
“Lynae, we’re on our way to El Paso from the south. This is one of the yearly wagon trains from Mexico to Santa Fe. We must be among the Reconquest settlers and colonists one hundred fifty years before the Mormon pioneers and settlers crossed from Illinois to Utah. Let’s see if we can find some of our old friends when we get to the camp tonight.”
“I think we’ll have to wait ‘til morning to go visiting. There will be plenty to do to help out when we first arrive. Besides, I‘ve got to find a restroom.”
“You should have gone before we left!” Brent imitated the adults.
“I did, Brent, I went at the museum.”
Brent and Lynae energetically took their place among the colonists as they pulled the wagons into El Paso del Norte, where they were each assigned to a family for the night. Lynae quickly fell in with a group of girls headed out into the desert away from the wagon train. She had heard the wagon master, or myordomo, shout, “Women to the right, men to the left.”
THIS IS A CHAPTER FROM "TURN THE HEARTS OF THE CHILDREN VOLUME I" WHICH IS POSTED ON ANOTHER BLOG IN THIS SAME BLOGSPOT BY LOLYN. TURN THERE TO READ THE REST OF THIS EXCITING ADVENTURE OF BRENT AND LYNAE AND MANY MORE AS THEY TRAVEL THROUGH SPACE AND TIME TO GET ACQUAINTED WITH THEIR ANCESTORS THAT FOUNDED AND SETTLED THE BEAUTIFUL STAE OF NEW MEXICO OVER THE PAST 400 YEARS.
They continued their journey on past the Río Grande, through what is now Española, and on into the new town of Santa Fé -- "Holy Faith".
Arriving in Santa Fe, volunteers were recruited to take a census. Brent and Lynae eagerly volunteered to record the names of family members and other colonists entering Santa Fé for the resettlement. They were aware that these very important folks would be the ancestral foundation upon which at least the next two centuries of New Mexico genealogy would be built.
Posted by LoLyn at 10:38 AM
1 comments:
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Robert Baca said...
LoLyn:
Recently, I came across this post about the Jornada del Muerto. I really like it. I decided to profile this blog, and six others that you have produced, on the New Mexico Genealogical Society Blog. To read about it, click on this link: http://nmgsblog.blogspot.com/2009/04/new-mexico-genealogical-connections.html
April 26, 2009 10:05 PM
The overnight visit to El Paso on this whirlwind vacation trip would be a welcome stop for all three travelers. The little blue car seemed to Lynae to be more of a prison than anything by the end of the day.
It wouldn’t have been such a long trip if Mom hadn’t insisted on stopping at every historical marker and museum.
At the State Park, Brent and Lynae ran ahead into the visitors’ center. Lynae ran directly into the lady’s restroom. Brent was already enthusiastically admiring the ancient coins, which had been found in the nearby excavation, and Lynae had been attracted naturally, to the wedding dresses displayed in a glass case.
Mom stopped to drool over the books on New Mexico History by Chaves and other New Mexico experts. “You know there’s a two dollar entrance fee?” the park attendant suggested politely.
“Oh, I’m sorry,” Mom apologized without any embarrassment, as was her usual style. “I left my purse in the car -- I’ll have to run out and get it. Be right back. You kids go ahead and look around. Is that OK?“ She asked the attendant as an afterthought, not waiting for his answer. Brent and Lynae headed out the other door to the excavation site.
“Brent, look at the covered wagon. Climb up here and we can be pioneers. The wagon was firmly planted in concrete slab and had no animals attached.
Suddenly as they were seated on the wagon seat, the wagon lurched forward and living animals appeared, straining forward along with many other wagons.
“Where do you think we’re going, Lynae? This desert landscape looks familiar. And look the sun is setting on the left! We’re not headed west. We’re traveling north!
Friar Francisco Farfàn rode up beside the wagon with his soldier escort. “We’ll be reaching El Paso del Norte by sunset,” the Friar announced. The settlers who stayed behind last fall will be ready to greet us there and help us recover from this trip north from Mexico City.
“Padre,” Lynae called. What year is this, again?”
“1694. It’s June. Are you all right hijita?”
“Oh, yes, I’m fine. I guess I was just dreaming or dozing off.
Sorry. Padre, grácias”
Brent was holding his mouth with both hands to suppress an excited giggle of delighted surprise mixed with anticipation.
“Lynae, we’re on our way to El Paso from the south. This is one of the yearly wagon trains from Mexico to Santa Fe. We must be among the Reconquest settlers and colonists one hundred fifty years before the Mormon pioneers and settlers crossed from Illinois to Utah. Let’s see if we can find some of our old friends when we get to the camp tonight.”
“I think we’ll have to wait ‘til morning to go visiting. There will be plenty to do to help out when we first arrive. Besides, I‘ve got to find a restroom.”
“You should have gone before we left!” Brent imitated the adults.
“I did, Brent, I went at the museum.”
Brent and Lynae energetically took their place among the colonists as they pulled the wagons into El Paso del Norte, where they were each assigned to a family for the night. Lynae quickly fell in with a group of girls headed out into the desert away from the wagon train. She had heard the wagon master, or myordomo, shout, “Women to the right, men to the left.”
THIS IS A CHAPTER FROM "TURN THE HEARTS OF THE CHILDREN VOLUME I" WHICH IS POSTED ON ANOTHER BLOG IN THIS SAME BLOGSPOT BY LOLYN. TURN THERE TO READ THE REST OF THIS EXCITING ADVENTURE OF BRENT AND LYNAE AND MANY MORE AS THEY TRAVEL THROUGH SPACE AND TIME TO GET ACQUAINTED WITH THEIR ANCESTORS THAT FOUNDED AND SETTLED THE BEAUTIFUL STAE OF NEW MEXICO OVER THE PAST 400 YEARS.
They continued their journey on past the Río Grande, through what is now Española, and on into the new town of Santa Fé -- "Holy Faith".
Arriving in Santa Fe, volunteers were recruited to take a census. Brent and Lynae eagerly volunteered to record the names of family members and other colonists entering Santa Fé for the resettlement. They were aware that these very important folks would be the ancestral foundation upon which at least the next two centuries of New Mexico genealogy would be built.
Posted by LoLyn at 10:38 AM
1 comments:
]
Robert Baca said...
LoLyn:
Recently, I came across this post about the Jornada del Muerto. I really like it. I decided to profile this blog, and six others that you have produced, on the New Mexico Genealogical Society Blog. To read about it, click on this link: http://nmgsblog.blogspot.com/2009/04/new-mexico-genealogical-connections.html
April 26, 2009 10:05 PM
Santa Fe NM census 1680
Re-entry Census
“Some of the original refugees aren’t here with us because as far back as 1682 many received permission to leave the refugee colony and move south. Others left without permission.” Padre Farfán explained, placing quills, ink and precious paper on the wooden table brought from his wagon just for the census. Paper was brought all the way from Spain by ship, then through the desert in wagons. Brent examined the ink horn as he took it from Padre’s hand. It was part of a deer antler hollowed out, and the plug was whittled from a piece of wood. He recognized it from those strapped over men’s shoulders in other times, but had not realized what it was.
“As you begin to run low on ink, you must add water to make it stretch; we won’t have more until the next wagon train comes in next year.”
“But that makes it harder to read than ever,” Lynae complained.
“Yes, but it is better to write down the information in some form, than run out of ink and have no record at all. Brent, sprinkle this sand over each page as it is filled, to dry the ink. Then put the pages into this book. I will be back to get them, and the books will all be stored in safe vaults in the church archives.”
“Why is it so important to keep such records, Padre?”
“I don’t know, but I feel strongly that it is important somehow to keep detailed records, not just of the births and deaths, but the names and families of the colonists. The legal records have been kept just as carefully in the courts. So much information was lost when the records were burned during the revolt. There is a scripture in the book of “Malachi” in the Old Testament mandating the hearts of the children must be turned to the fathers, lest the earth be smitten with a curse. We’ve had all the curses this old man can stand. This is the only way I have of following that directive.”
fOR THE REST OF THE STORY see "Turn the Hearts of the Children I", an historical Novel about the founding, settling and return of the New Mexico settlers before and 12 years after the Indian raids. It is fun fantasy travel through tiem and space with my children discovering the true facts as recorded in history of their ancient ancestors who settled the west long before the Eastern shores were even thought of, except by Vikings and that is "a whole nother story". Join us wont you indiscovering New Mexico history, genealogy and social, cultural and political customs of our ancestors, our cousins and grandparents. Maybe we'll meet up along the way?
“Some of the original refugees aren’t here with us because as far back as 1682 many received permission to leave the refugee colony and move south. Others left without permission.” Padre Farfán explained, placing quills, ink and precious paper on the wooden table brought from his wagon just for the census. Paper was brought all the way from Spain by ship, then through the desert in wagons. Brent examined the ink horn as he took it from Padre’s hand. It was part of a deer antler hollowed out, and the plug was whittled from a piece of wood. He recognized it from those strapped over men’s shoulders in other times, but had not realized what it was.
“As you begin to run low on ink, you must add water to make it stretch; we won’t have more until the next wagon train comes in next year.”
“But that makes it harder to read than ever,” Lynae complained.
“Yes, but it is better to write down the information in some form, than run out of ink and have no record at all. Brent, sprinkle this sand over each page as it is filled, to dry the ink. Then put the pages into this book. I will be back to get them, and the books will all be stored in safe vaults in the church archives.”
“Why is it so important to keep such records, Padre?”
“I don’t know, but I feel strongly that it is important somehow to keep detailed records, not just of the births and deaths, but the names and families of the colonists. The legal records have been kept just as carefully in the courts. So much information was lost when the records were burned during the revolt. There is a scripture in the book of “Malachi” in the Old Testament mandating the hearts of the children must be turned to the fathers, lest the earth be smitten with a curse. We’ve had all the curses this old man can stand. This is the only way I have of following that directive.”
fOR THE REST OF THE STORY see "Turn the Hearts of the Children I", an historical Novel about the founding, settling and return of the New Mexico settlers before and 12 years after the Indian raids. It is fun fantasy travel through tiem and space with my children discovering the true facts as recorded in history of their ancient ancestors who settled the west long before the Eastern shores were even thought of, except by Vikings and that is "a whole nother story". Join us wont you indiscovering New Mexico history, genealogy and social, cultural and political customs of our ancestors, our cousins and grandparents. Maybe we'll meet up along the way?
Baca, Vaca, De Vaca, Cabeza de Vaca
Chaves clarifies:
“The correct spelling of this family name is VACA but already in the seventeenth century BACA had come into common usage, and was the accepted spelling after the Reconquest. Although it is derived from Cabeza de Vaca, a title and name received by a Spanish hero in the year 1212, the full name was never once used by this New Mexico family for over two centuries. Several Vacas came to the New World shortly after its discovery. Among those in Cortes’ time were Diego de Vaca, a native of Mancilla in Leon and Luis Vaca, a native of Toledo. Either of these could have been the father of Juan Vaca, the father of our Cristóbal Baca.
These were among the founding families of New Mexico; the first colonists, the very roots upon which the branches of many New Mexico families were established. These were among the few families that survived the initial Indian raids, the purging of rebels and deserters and mutinies. They were the strong, the brave, the few who lived to establish your ancestral families in the new world of New Mexico as the world moved into the new seventeenth century.”
Ssee my books "Turn the hearts of the Children" volumes I and II, and blog spot New Mexico Baca Families and New Mexico Bustamante families for genealogy and social history of these families.
“The correct spelling of this family name is VACA but already in the seventeenth century BACA had come into common usage, and was the accepted spelling after the Reconquest. Although it is derived from Cabeza de Vaca, a title and name received by a Spanish hero in the year 1212, the full name was never once used by this New Mexico family for over two centuries. Several Vacas came to the New World shortly after its discovery. Among those in Cortes’ time were Diego de Vaca, a native of Mancilla in Leon and Luis Vaca, a native of Toledo. Either of these could have been the father of Juan Vaca, the father of our Cristóbal Baca.
These were among the founding families of New Mexico; the first colonists, the very roots upon which the branches of many New Mexico families were established. These were among the few families that survived the initial Indian raids, the purging of rebels and deserters and mutinies. They were the strong, the brave, the few who lived to establish your ancestral families in the new world of New Mexico as the world moved into the new seventeenth century.”
Ssee my books "Turn the hearts of the Children" volumes I and II, and blog spot New Mexico Baca Families and New Mexico Bustamante families for genealogy and social history of these families.
Intro to Turn the HEARTS
Introduction by Brent and Lynae
OK. Now, when you read this book, I want to tell you, it's not exactly how it happened. You see, Mom took us on this trip through New Mexico the summer Lynae turned 12, mostly to see Grandma Lucy and then down to southern Arizona to see our oldest sister, Cheryse and her three little girls. I was already 13 and a half that summer. Then we traveled again the following summer. During this time period we lived with our dad and step-mom in an apartment near Summerlin in Las Vegas, Nevada.
I’m not going to explain about the joint custody, because that is a whole ‘nother book. Mom explained to us ahead of time that on these trips we would be seeing some of the sights that belonged to her family history; a lot of them that she had never seen, because she didn't grow up in New Mexico.
But some of the things in this book didn't happen exactly in the order that they are told. You see, we kind of jumped around from place to place and time to time, because when we took the trip in real time, we had to kind of stay on the road and follow the map, but when Lynae and I traveled around through the past, we didn't always follow the map -- or the calendar. So when the book was written, we thought it would be better to tell it in historical order. So sometimes, the story about our trip gets a little out of order, to put the story of our adventures into a chronological order.
Well, Brent, aren't you going to tell them that they can travel through time using their imaginations, and using the history and genealogy in this book, they can have the same adventures and exciting visits to the past?
No, Lynae, I think I'll just let them find that out on their own. They might not believe in time travel, or they just might not like adventure.
Maybe we should tell them that the history and genealogy information are accurate as far as we know, and the stories about when we are with Mom, are accurate, except for time order, and the rest. . .
I think you just did. I’m just sorry we couldn’t include all the neat people we met and especially all the relatives, but that would have taken several more volumes.
We should have kept better journals. Maybe we can return some day and spend more time.
Oh, well, maybe we should just let them read the book and decide for themselves.
OK. Now, when you read this book, I want to tell you, it's not exactly how it happened. You see, Mom took us on this trip through New Mexico the summer Lynae turned 12, mostly to see Grandma Lucy and then down to southern Arizona to see our oldest sister, Cheryse and her three little girls. I was already 13 and a half that summer. Then we traveled again the following summer. During this time period we lived with our dad and step-mom in an apartment near Summerlin in Las Vegas, Nevada.
I’m not going to explain about the joint custody, because that is a whole ‘nother book. Mom explained to us ahead of time that on these trips we would be seeing some of the sights that belonged to her family history; a lot of them that she had never seen, because she didn't grow up in New Mexico.
But some of the things in this book didn't happen exactly in the order that they are told. You see, we kind of jumped around from place to place and time to time, because when we took the trip in real time, we had to kind of stay on the road and follow the map, but when Lynae and I traveled around through the past, we didn't always follow the map -- or the calendar. So when the book was written, we thought it would be better to tell it in historical order. So sometimes, the story about our trip gets a little out of order, to put the story of our adventures into a chronological order.
Well, Brent, aren't you going to tell them that they can travel through time using their imaginations, and using the history and genealogy in this book, they can have the same adventures and exciting visits to the past?
No, Lynae, I think I'll just let them find that out on their own. They might not believe in time travel, or they just might not like adventure.
Maybe we should tell them that the history and genealogy information are accurate as far as we know, and the stories about when we are with Mom, are accurate, except for time order, and the rest. . .
I think you just did. I’m just sorry we couldn’t include all the neat people we met and especially all the relatives, but that would have taken several more volumes.
We should have kept better journals. Maybe we can return some day and spend more time.
Oh, well, maybe we should just let them read the book and decide for themselves.
Why research genealogoy?
Malachi 4:5-6
Behold, I will send you Elijah the prophet before the coming of the great and dreadful day of the Lord; and he shall turn the hearts of the fathers to the children and the heart of the children to their fathers, lest I come and smite the earth with a curse.
Behold, I will send you Elijah the prophet before the coming of the great and dreadful day of the Lord; and he shall turn the hearts of the fathers to the children and the heart of the children to their fathers, lest I come and smite the earth with a curse.
Turn the Hearts of the Children intro
Growing Together Counseling and publishing
Orem, Utah
Growingtogethercounseling@comcast.net
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©1998 All rights reserved
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
This project started out as an autobiographical sketch which was to include my mother and my two grandmothers, to be called “Four grandmothers.” As I researched the New Mexico materials, I found it so intriguing that I wanted to share that too with my grandchildren. Over the course of the three years it has taken to research and write and re-write this novel, I have lost track of the exact materials that provided the many quotations, descriptions and historical information I have used.
I originally planned to foot note every quote and every paraphrased description I used, but I found it overwhelmed the book as there were several footnotes per page. Since my purpose is to share information and not overwhelm a reader with a research document, I made the decision to fully acknowledge all the sources by abbreviated footnotes at the beginnings of the chapters, and use a different font face to indicate direct quotes from sources. In some cases I have lost tract of the exact source, and in others, I have paraphrased and rewritten so much I can’t remember where my words take over the original. So to the authors and publishers of the sources I have used, I apologize if I have infringed on any copyrights. I have made many attempts to contact the copyright holders, but most the letters have been returned by the post office.
I have worked to be as accurate as possible about times, places and events and descriptions, using poetic license only to make transitions between the present and past.
Genealogical information is accurate and mostly from Origins of New Mexico Families, and most of that is plagiarized from the source along with the descriptions and tidbits of family history that Chavez compiled. Since these can be found alphabetically in the first half of Origins, I deleted the footnotes telling the page numbers. Page numbers on the copies of pedigree charts are mostly from Origins.
I want to acknowledge and express my thanks to my mother, my two aunts, Marian Baca Candelaria Martinez and Dolores (Lola) Baca Candelaria Salazar, for their stories, both written and oral, and my wonderful Uncle Eliseo who worked so many hours with me decades ago to fill in the pedigree charts from microfilmed church records, cemetery records, and other sources.
This book is a monument to each of them and their families as well.
Dolores = Auntie Lola
The real authors of these books.
Orem, Utah
Growingtogethercounseling@comcast.net
Growingtogethercounseling.com
©1998 All rights reserved
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
This project started out as an autobiographical sketch which was to include my mother and my two grandmothers, to be called “Four grandmothers.” As I researched the New Mexico materials, I found it so intriguing that I wanted to share that too with my grandchildren. Over the course of the three years it has taken to research and write and re-write this novel, I have lost track of the exact materials that provided the many quotations, descriptions and historical information I have used.
I originally planned to foot note every quote and every paraphrased description I used, but I found it overwhelmed the book as there were several footnotes per page. Since my purpose is to share information and not overwhelm a reader with a research document, I made the decision to fully acknowledge all the sources by abbreviated footnotes at the beginnings of the chapters, and use a different font face to indicate direct quotes from sources. In some cases I have lost tract of the exact source, and in others, I have paraphrased and rewritten so much I can’t remember where my words take over the original. So to the authors and publishers of the sources I have used, I apologize if I have infringed on any copyrights. I have made many attempts to contact the copyright holders, but most the letters have been returned by the post office.
I have worked to be as accurate as possible about times, places and events and descriptions, using poetic license only to make transitions between the present and past.
Genealogical information is accurate and mostly from Origins of New Mexico Families, and most of that is plagiarized from the source along with the descriptions and tidbits of family history that Chavez compiled. Since these can be found alphabetically in the first half of Origins, I deleted the footnotes telling the page numbers. Page numbers on the copies of pedigree charts are mostly from Origins.
I want to acknowledge and express my thanks to my mother, my two aunts, Marian Baca Candelaria Martinez and Dolores (Lola) Baca Candelaria Salazar, for their stories, both written and oral, and my wonderful Uncle Eliseo who worked so many hours with me decades ago to fill in the pedigree charts from microfilmed church records, cemetery records, and other sources.
This book is a monument to each of them and their families as well.
Dolores = Auntie Lola
The real authors of these books.
Sunday, March 22, 2009
George Jacobs I II III IV and Woodman Jacobs
We have nothing closer than 7th cousins with the name Jacobs because the line went "over the wall" with Woodman Jacobs; after that each generation had only one son who lived to have decendants until my Father, Charles Glenn Jacobs had two sons and each of those sons had sons, but one grandson did not have any boys so it was left to David Duane Jacobs to continue the line, and continue he did. He had four boys, and they are doing their duty to the Jacobs line. Stars indicate direct line.*
See "My four Grandmothers" Email me for pedigree charts and family group sheets on these people. These pages were taken from my table index and didn't transfer well. growingtogethercounseling@comcast.net
To help you interpret, these were the headings of the table.
Last Name
First name
Spouse /children
Birth
Place
Death
Place/comment
*= ordinances
Mary Arnold
J.D. Shiner
Albaugh
Anna
Albaugh
Daniel
Dorthea Ashburn
Albaugh
Daniel*
Dorothea Ashburn
1788
1857
Albaugh
Elizabeth
Albaugh
Katharine
Albaugh
Lenah
Albaugh
Mary
Albaugh
Peter
Albaugh
Rebecca
Albaugh
Samuel
Albaugh
Sarah
Albaugh
Soloman
AllBaugh
alwilda*
Caton Hoblit 01/03/1913
2 daughters, Bessie & Grace*
01/03/1850
Zanesville
Ohio
24 /03/1928
Allbaugh
Daniel
Dorthea Ashburn and #1 died
Allbaugh
Daniel
Allbaugh
Jesse
Frances Cochran
Brickmaker, ohio Brickmaker, ohio
30/03/1864
New Bern, Craven, North Carolina
Allbaugh
Jesse
Francis Cochrin
Allbaugh
John Wilhelm.
??
Allbaugh
Naomi
M.N. Barney, Kerr
17/04/1850
24/03/1928
Allbaugh
Theopolis
Sidney Lovett
13/04/1858
Allbaugh
Zachariah
Dorothea Herder
20/03/1758
1747-8
Maryland
9 /11/1859
Licking Co Ohio, Newton Township
Ashburn
Dorthea
Daniel Allbaugh
Second wife
Bennett
Timothy
1789 Elizabeth Hoblit
Bennit
Timothy
Elizabeth Hoblit 1789
Butler
James M
Ruth Larison 1836
Kansas City
Byers
Kathryn Helen
Frederick K. Chadwick 02/11/1936
Campbell
Greenbury
Malinda Larison, dau of Abel and Rachel Caton Larrison
1815
Ohio
Three children: Henry Thomas Sarah and Lillie
Caton
Theopolis
Catherine
Chadwick
E. A.
Cora A. Kerr
2 children Emilie 1909 and Frederick 1913
Chadwick
Emilie Naomi
Ray Wenzl 28/01/1935
04/11/1909
28/01/1935
Chadwick
Frederick K
Kathryn Helen Byers 02/11/1936
Chandler
Lucy Ann
Daughter of Noah Chandler and Lucy Weeks
Bailey Jacobs
3 children
Frank b, George C. Ada E.
15/06/1819
Winthrop, Kenneback, Maine
24/05/1882
Winthrop, Kenneback, Maine
Baptized 1884, 3n 1907, sealed 1958
Chandler
Noah
Lucy Weeks, parents of Lucy Ann Chandler
Cochran
Frances
08/09/1820
Cochran
Frances
John Shiner 10/11/1895 and Jesse Allbaugh
08/09/1820 daughter Larkin Cochran
Cochran
Francis*
John Shiner
08/09/1820
0/11/1895
Cochran
John
(1820+ SON of Larkin Cochran
Cochran
Larkin
Christine Warne r
Cochran
Sanford
Elizabeth Vandervender 10/02/1888
21/12/1817 OF Larkin Cochran
Collins
Elizabeth
Richard Cousins
1606
Buckland, St. Marry Soms, England
Congdon
Will Potter
16 /101877
Congdon
William H
Rachel Catherine Hoblit
Congdon
William H
1873
Cousins
Abraham
05/07/1800
*1963
Son of Nathaniel and Judith
Cousins
Anne
02/03/1579 christened
Cousins
Anthony
04/03/1785
Bur 14/08/1785
Sealed to parents 1953
Cousins
Anthony Thomas twin of Anthony Jr
10/04/1786
1947
Cousins
Elizabeth
Zachariah Goodale 22/05/1700
About 1678
Wells York Maine
27/07/1747
*1932
Cousins
Hannah
3 children
George 2 several children; Traced gen. to 1010 in England (I don't have this)
1649 about
Wells, York, Maine
1702
*1936
Cousins
Hannah
Geroge Jacobs
About 1680
Wells, York Maine
Cousins
Hannah*
George Jacobs* 20/12/1701
About 1680
Wells, York, Maine
03/04/1764
*1930
Cousins
Ichabod
Ruth Cole 20/07/1714
1688
Wells, York, Maine
03/04/1764
*1936
Cousins
John
3/12/1592
Burley, Leeds, Yorks , England
*19961
Cousins
John
Abigai l Cloyes 06/04/1704
About 1676
Wells, York, Maine
*1965
Cousins
Nathaniel
Katherine Lassell
#2 Judeth Dennison 10/12/1779
04 /07 1739
Wells, York, Maine
*1963 Son of Ichabod/Ruth Cole
Cousins
Nathaniel (2)
20/07/1798
Sedgwick, Hancock Maine
*1963
Son of Nathaniel and Judith
Cousins
Peter
22 /03/1583 christened
*1944
Cousins
Richard
Elizabeth Collins
1602
Buckland St. Mary, Soms, England
*01/08/1921
Cousins
Sarah
15/01/1784
Lenton, Lincs, England
*1947
Cousins
Thomas
1947
Cousins
Thomas
Sarah Mitchell
1677 Fivehead, Somerset, England
*1923
Cousins
Thomas
Jane Steel
1752
Bushley Wors. England
*1957
Cousins
William
06 /08/1587 christened
*1944
Cousins
William
About 1557
2 marriages 4 children
About 1553
Calverley, Yorks, England
*1944
Dennison
Judith
Nathaniel Cousins 1797, 2 children
*1963
Dudley
*Mehitable;
Mother’s maiden name Bradford
*Woodman Jacobs
9 sons 2 daughters. 2 sons in Civil War; Charles and Woodman. Charles died in CW.
25/12/1797
Wells Maine;
Lived in Mount Vernon Maine, New Portland, Maine
1812
Diamond Bluff Wisconsin
Enlisted at 15 Revolutionary War Veterin;
strong man in circus; died in War of 1812
Filmore
Helen
Dau of Louella Jacobs Melvin William Willcox,1949
18/06/1927
Haas
Marie
William Caton Hoblit (b,1888) 6 children
1962?
San Angelo TX
Hoblit
Alta Bernice
John C. Dinsmore 25/12/1925 1 child
24/01/1910
Contemporary with Charles Glenn
Hoblit
Bessie
child
16/01/1878
Atlanta Illinois
29/01/1883
Hoblit
Caton
alwilda AllBaugh
01/03/1913
1850
Hoblit
David Lee
Helen Vanderhoff Nov 1935 1 child
#2 Alice Lorah
23/12/1915
Contemporary with Charles Glenn
Hoblit
Delbert Henry
Annabelle Kapp 1 child
16/09/1018
Contemporary with Charles Glenn
Hoblit
Elizabeth
Timothy Bennett 1789; 11 children
1771
Kentucky
Hoblit
Eugene Debbs
Inez Kenney
11/1935 1 child
29/10/1914
Contemporary with Charles Glenn
Hoblit
Grace*
Frank Elmer Jacobs*28/11/1900
7 children
28/11/1881
Atlanta, Illinois
10/08/1963
San Antonio Cristobal County TX
Hoblit
Johannes Michael
Anna Katrina (Van) Viegle 11 children
Hoblit
John E
#2 Ellen Price child birth
Hoblit
John E
Rachael Caton
Hoblit
Margaret
Robert Shields
1787
Kentucky
Hoblit
Mary Elizabeth
Kenneth Robinson 1 child
28/06/1920
Contemporary with Charles Glenn
Hoblit
Rachel HobliHoblitCatherine
William J Leeper
23/07/1854
Atlanta Illinois
11/1919
S. Dakota dau of Rachel Caton Larison and William H Congdon
Hoblit
Sarah
1776
Dau of Johannes Michael Hoblit
Hoblit
Ward Byron
Phyllis Kirike 26/12/1925
2 children
OK
Contemporary with Charles Glenn
Hoblit
William Caton
Marie Haas 6 children
1940
Parents David Hutchins Hannah
John Jacobs 2
7 children Muscle Shell Montana Hutchins
Lucy John Jacobs 2 #1
Jacob Shiner Dorothea Allbaugh Jacobs *1939
Jacobs Ada E 10/10/1855 Winthrop Kennebec, Maine *1957 daughter of Bailey,
Lucy Ann Chandler Jacobs
Jacobs Albert F 05/1850 20/06/1882 Allgny Maryland 1970*
Son of Henry Jacobs
Jacobs Albert F Ruby May Smith 31/05/1922 20/06/188
Lincoln, Adams, Wisconsin 17/12/1966 South Burr Oak Cemetery, Richfield,
Wisconsin Jacobs Albert F Ruby May Smith 31/05/1922
Friendship Adams, Wisconsin 1 child 31/05/1882
Son of Henry Jacobs Lincoln Township, Adams, Wisconsin 17/12/1966 *1966 South Burr Oak Cem,
Richfild Adams Wisconsin
Jacobs Alverdo John Kathryn Anna Witt 03/03/1884 Zanesfield, Logan, Ohio *1964
Jacobs Asa 1819 Llgny Co., Maryland 1970*
Jacobs Bailey Lucy Ann Chandler 29/07/1809 29 /09/1877 *1957
Son of Thomas Jacobs
Jacobs Benjamin Hannah Banks 20/05/1750 19/06/1720 Wells York county
1930 Jacobs Bennett Emma Mattock #1 2 children Emma Bronson 1851 about
Franklin, Johnson, Indianna 06/04/1926 *1953
Jacobs Bert William Minnie E Williams Spokane, WA died 1918 flu 31/05/176 Granite Falls, Minnesota Living in 1945 Odessa
Jacobs Byrd 2 daughters, Gladys, Myra
Jacobs Byron Cheney Unmarried 26/02/1867 22/04/1926
Jacobs Carl Ollie Harris 1882
Johnson, Co, Indiana 10/03/1929 *1956
Jacobs Charles Elizabeth Snelling 26/05/1770 Scituate, Plymouth, Maine
Son of John Jacobs and Hannah Tolman Jacobs Charles 2 1801 Boston Suffolk *1931
Jacobs Charles Albert Erma Wright 2 daughters; Frances m. Keene Vernice 31/08/1878
Jacobs Charles Jacobs In civil war Jacobs Charles Mont Marguerite Strang
23/06/1910 No children adopted Bennett 12/06/1861 28/06/1937 Billings Montana
Jacobs Daniel 5 children William, had 1 son, Daniel, Fred, had 1 son Frances, single Arthor,had children, Burt,
Jacobs Dau of George 2 Hannah Cousins Child, in prison Salem Massachusetts x
align="center">Jacobs Dean Albert Alta Lillian Douglas 12/09/1953 11//12/1923 Lincoln Adams Co. Wisconsin
Jacobs Dudley Mary Utterback aqnd 2 Emma Bronson
Jacobs Eben Emily McKenna 4 children
Jacobs Edwin Eugene Staff Sgt. Gen Headquarters, Australia No data
Jacobs Elizabeth Orin Graton 2 sons, Brownie and Wilson
Jacobs Elizabeth 1795 Boston Suffolk, Massachusetts
Jacobs Elizabeth Joseph Taylor 05/12/1734 24/02/1711
Wells York county, Main 1930
Jacobs Elvira 1848 Allgny Maryland *1968 son of Albert F and Ruby May Jacobs
Jacobs Emily Jane never 11/09/1873 Wisconsin July 1966
Jacobs Ernest 2 children Jacobs Fanny Belle Harry Miller No children 21/01/1865 28/02/1918
Jacobs Frank B 10/05/1847 Abbot, Kennebec Maine *1957 Son of Bailey, Lucy Ann Chandler
Jacobs Jacobs Frank Elmer* Grace Hoblit 7 children 02/04/1866
My paternal grand parents
Diamond Bluff,Wisconsin
Jacobs George 1 unknown England 1962 Witchcraft Salem Massachusetts.
Jacobs George 2 Several children Rebecca Frost #2 Elizabeth Donnell 02/10/1742 Salem Village Exhonerated returned to Salem village Salem Massachusetts.
Jacobs George 3 Hannah Cousins 1680-1701 Wells Maine 09/09/1677 Wells York MS. 1962 Witchcraft Wells.
Jacobs George 4
Several Children *John Mary Wyndham 1741 1759 Wells,
Maine fur business
Jacobs George C 04/-5/1852 Mormouth, Kennebec, Maine *1957 Son of Bailey, Lucy Ann Chandler Jacobs
Jacobs George* Mary Woodman 10/12/1750 Wells York county
1930
Jacobs Hannah John Stephens 10/07/1727 20/06/1705 Wells York county ,Main
Jacobs Harriet 1799 Boston Suffolk *
align="center">Jacobs Henry Father of Albert F. Jacobs
Jacobs Herbert Ezra 28/02/1868 deceased
Jacobs James Ellis Master Sgt. Camp Carson No data
Jacobs John Deborah Weare 20/09/1745 10 /03/1722 Wells York county X1930
Jacobs John Margaret Bennett; died in childbirth 25/12/1797 Irish 1758
1759 Wells, Maine
Jacobs John 2 1 Lucy Hutchins 3 children 10/03/1825 Portland Maryland 12/11/1910 Muscle Shell Montana
Jacobs John 2 2 Hannah Hutchins 10/03/ 1862 7 children 10/03/1925 Portland MD. 12/11/1910 Wisconsin
Jacobs John Bunyon Jennie Newal 14/10/1883 1 daughter Ruth 04/11/1856 1885 Wisconsin
Jacobs Jonathan 07/02/1710 Wells York county ,Main x
Jacobs Judd Daniel Jessie
Dresser 05/11/1900 Granite Falls 2 daughters Dorothy, Elinor 31/05/1876 Granite Falls, Minnesota Lewiston, ID, since 1096 lumber and coal business Jacobs Kathryn
Anna
Jacobs Orville Henry Kahrl 1/06/1934 *1964
Jacobs Leonora single Jacobs Linnie Armena Single 23/03/1886 16/12/1906
nurses training Washington
Jacobs Louella (dau of Frank Elmer and Grace Hoblit Jacobs md. Roscoe Fillmore 23/0/1903
Jacobs Lucy Emma Mordecai Chandler Billings Montanna 7/24/1863 12/11/1931Jacobs Lydia Joseph Stevens 11/11/1726 11/12/1702 Wells York county ,Main x
Jacobs Margaret Lucille Floyd Leslie Stutz 13/06/1928 06/05/1910 Joliet, Will, Illinois
Jacobs Mary Jacobs Mary John Luce, 1 son Maine Jacobs Mary Amelia Never married
29/01/1871 Wisconsin 1959 CA
Jacobs Merle 04/02/1886 Johnson, Co, Indiana *1953
Jacobs Milford Hutchings 23/09/1825 23/02/1858
Jacobs Mrs. Asa Jacobs 1823 Maryland 1970
Jacobs Nancy S 1797 Boston Suffolk *1931
Jacobs Nellie Nils J. Bothne 2 sons James Ellis /Edwin Eugene 25/01/1869 Diamond Bluff Wisconsin 1899 Taught school 10 years, lived 30 years New Rockford. ND Jacobs Parker/ went to Missouri no further data
Jacobs Paul Edward Gladys Hammond 21/02/1928 02/10/1912 Joliet, Will, Illinois
Jacobs Pricilla Joshua Bartlett 10/12/1741 09/11/1718 1718? X1930
Jacobs Samuel No data 21///10/1705 Wells York county ,Main
Jacobs Sewal Had 1 daughter Myrtle
Jacobs Stevens David Dudley*
Angeline Wylie 1832 Maine 16/05/1921 Seattle WA Jacobs Sumner Had several children Jacobs Susan Jacobs
Susan John Newal Several daughters, deceased by 1940 one son John Newal, dead by 1945dentist, Eau Claire, Wisconsin; 2 daughters;
Jacobs Susan Cora Single 11/07/1882 27/10/1923
Jacobs Ward Nelson Never 17/02/1873 Granite Falls Minnesota Possibly Wyoming
Jacobs Willard Allen never 08/04/1863 07/04/1943 Oregon
Jacobs William 3 children, LaForest, Ed; Mary had a large family
Jacobs Woodman Jacobs Woodman *
Jacobs Woodman 2 Had one son Kerr Cora A E. A, Chadwick 2 children Emilie 1909 and Frederick 1913 09/05/1874 1944 Kansas Dauthter if Naiu Allbaugh and M.N. Kerr
Kerr
Jesse
Maude Evelyn Nelson
Larison
Abel Jr.
Juliann Stevens 29/12/1842
08/05/1913
Larison
Abel Sr.
Rachael Caton
1845 Galena ILL.
1781
Larison
Catherine
James L. Hoblit
02/01/1813
Ohio
1865
Larison
Eliza Silver
Presley T. Brooks 29/12/1832
Larison
Greenberry
Araline Whitehead
01/04/1860
21/06/1810
Ohio
25/10/1902
Larison
James Madison
Margaret Hammett 1865
17/04/1812
Ohio
1896
Larison
Jmes Madison
Margaret Hammitt
Larison
Mary “Polly”
Robert Long Worth Jr. 1827
1808
Ohio
1846
Larison
Melinda
James Lee Daves #1
Greenberry Campbell
1815
Ohio
Larison
Rachael
Larison Abel Sr. 1845 Galena ILL
10 children
1790
Larison
Rachel Caton*
John E. Hoblit
20/10/1842
10/09/1819
Ohio
05/1913
08/05/1913
Larison
Ruth
James. M. Butler.
3 children: James M, Joel M. Margaret
1936
Larison
Theophilus Caton
Melicent Stevens who md. Samuel Kinsey 01/08/1854
1827
1850
Larison
Thomas Jefferson
Mrs. Cousins
Ann
Thomas Cousins about 1758 4 children
About 1762
*1947
Mrs. Cousins 2
Mrs #2
William Cousins about 1560
Calvery, Yorks, England
Potter
Hellen Belle
Kenneth Cooper 1 son Billie in Navy
#2 Wm. Randolp Cowdrer Army
26/10/1899
Potter
Katherine
Cliffton
02/02/1911
Potter
Lucille
Whitting 2 sons Charles Congdon Whitting
James Daniel Whitting
24/01/1904
Potter
Olive
Roscoe Badden no children
22/03/1879
Potter
Will
Mary Congdon
Pierre S.D.
Blunt S. D.
Shields
Anna
Tucker Caseidine
Shields
David
Susan Shin
Shields
Elizabeth
Amos Wilson Hoblit
Shields
John Henry
Eliza Davis
Shields
Katy
david
Shields
Lucinda
Allen Starr
Shields
Margaret
John Davis
Shields
Robert
Margaret Hoblit
Shields
Sarah
Jackson Painter
Shields
William
Charlotte Pink
Shiner
Almira
Ed Motherway
1866
Shiner
Anna
Andy Fordyce
1861
Carrol
Parents: J.d. shiner and Mary Arnold
Shiner
Charles E
Addie Reeder
24/12/1876
1943
Shiner
Edith
Child of William H. Shiner and Elizabeth Skinner
Shiner
Emily, Emma
Charles Baxter
1869
Powhattan, Kansas
Shiner
Gotleib
Parents: J.d. shiner and Mary Arnold
Shiner
Ida
1872
Arthur Larkin
Shiner
Isaac Warner
16/-5/1863
Shiner
J.D.
Mary Arnold
22 /09/1863
1943
Shiner
Jacob
Dorothea Allbaugh
Shiner
James Wesley
child
Shiner
John
Parents: J.d. shiner and Mary Arnold
Shiner
John
Frances Cochran
Shiner
John D
Mary Arnold
2209/1863
Shiner
Lucille
Parents: J.d. shiner and Mary Arnold
Shiner
M.M. Mabra
unmarried
08/07/1859
03/04/1936
Shiner
Martha
Child of William H. Shiner and Elizabeth Skinner
Shiner
Mary
1857
child
Shiner
Virginia Pearl
child
Shiner
Wiliam 2
Child of William H. Shiner and Elizabeth Skinner
Shiner
William H
Elizabeth Skinner
27/02/1855
10/19928
Shiner
William H
Elizabeth Skinner
27/02/1855
Smith
Ruby May
Albert F. Jacobs31/05/1922
03/05/2897
Daughter of Walter Smith, Mabel Burr
Laincoln, Adams, Wisonnsin
01/06/1930
Richfield, Adms, Wisconsin
Snelling
Elizabeth
Charles Jacobs (b, 1770)4 children
1772
Boston, Suffolk, Boston Massachusetts
`
*1931
Steel
Jane
Thomas Cousins
(B. 1752)
Bushley Wors. England
1957
Stowell
Sarah
Peter Wylie, 9 children
1852
Warner
Christing
Larkin Cochrn, parents of Frances Cochran
Washburn
Dorothea
Daniel Allbaugh
Whitting
Charles Congdon
23/12/1935
Whitting
James Daniel
26/05/1937
Wylie
Amelia
Wylie
Angeline
David Dudley Jacobs
27/12/1839
Vermont
01/12/04
Kansas
Wylie
Angeline
David Dudley Jacobs 1859?
27/12/1839
Vermont
01/12/1904
Manhatton
Kansas
Wylie
Angeline Lucy
Jacob David Dering 1859
21/12/1839
Fairhaven Vermont
01/12/1904
Wylie
Cora
Geary Kimbrell
Child of Haden and Elma Wylie
Wylie
Delbert
?
grandchild of Peter and Sarah Wilie through James
Wylie
Exra
1827-28
Wylie
Fannie
single
Child of Haden and Elma Wylie
Wylie
Haden
Wylie
Haden
Elma
Son of Peter and Sarah wilie
Wylie
Henry
yes
Child of Haden and Elma Wylie
Wylie
James
Wylie
James
?
Son of Peter and Sarah Wilie
Wylie
Jane
Wylie
Judson
?
Wylie
Julia
had large family
grandchild of Peter and Sarah Wilie through James
Wylie
Linnie
Bristol
Child of Haden and Elma Wylie
Wylie
Mary
grandchild of Peter and Sarah Wilie through James
Wylie
Orville
?
grandchild of Peter and Sarah Wilie through James
Wylie
Peter
Sarah Stowell
Died 1852 NY
Wylie
Samuel
Wylie
Sarah
Katharine Ann Hoblit 07/03/01/1876
07/05/1876
Ohio
Lassell
Katherine
Nathaniel Cousins
24/12/1763
*1963
Leeper
Alice
infant
Leeper
Robert Emmett
Mildred Tresham
1893
Leeper
Warres Seward
Winnifred Gunsalus
16/12/1886
Leeper
William J
Rachel Catherine Hoblit
Lucas
Sarah Hoblit
Lucas
Abraham
Reid
Lucas
Betsy
John Ridgeway
Lucas
John
Scriggins
Lucas
Katie
Henry Von
Lucas
Marcy
John Williams
Lucas
Mary Ann
Taylor
Lucas
Milly
John Stapleton
Lucas
Peggy
Benjamin Wood
Lucas
Thomas
Sarah Hoblit
Lucas
William
Scroggins
Matlock
Emma
Bennett Jacobs 04/09/1880
2 children Carl, Merle
12/02/1859
Johnstons Co, Indianna
04/02/1886
Mitchell
Sarah
Thomas Cousins
1681`
Fivehead, Somerset, England
*1923
Mrs. 1 Cousins
Mrs#1
William About 1557
Calverley, Yorks, England
See "My four Grandmothers" Email me for pedigree charts and family group sheets on these people. These pages were taken from my table index and didn't transfer well. growingtogethercounseling@comcast.net
To help you interpret, these were the headings of the table.
Last Name
First name
Spouse /children
Birth
Place
Death
Place/comment
*= ordinances
Mary Arnold
J.D. Shiner
Albaugh
Anna
Albaugh
Daniel
Dorthea Ashburn
Albaugh
Daniel*
Dorothea Ashburn
1788
1857
Albaugh
Elizabeth
Albaugh
Katharine
Albaugh
Lenah
Albaugh
Mary
Albaugh
Peter
Albaugh
Rebecca
Albaugh
Samuel
Albaugh
Sarah
Albaugh
Soloman
AllBaugh
alwilda*
Caton Hoblit 01/03/1913
2 daughters, Bessie & Grace*
01/03/1850
Zanesville
Ohio
24 /03/1928
Allbaugh
Daniel
Dorthea Ashburn and #1 died
Allbaugh
Daniel
Allbaugh
Jesse
Frances Cochran
Brickmaker, ohio Brickmaker, ohio
30/03/1864
New Bern, Craven, North Carolina
Allbaugh
Jesse
Francis Cochrin
Allbaugh
John Wilhelm.
??
Allbaugh
Naomi
M.N. Barney, Kerr
17/04/1850
24/03/1928
Allbaugh
Theopolis
Sidney Lovett
13/04/1858
Allbaugh
Zachariah
Dorothea Herder
20/03/1758
1747-8
Maryland
9 /11/1859
Licking Co Ohio, Newton Township
Ashburn
Dorthea
Daniel Allbaugh
Second wife
Bennett
Timothy
1789 Elizabeth Hoblit
Bennit
Timothy
Elizabeth Hoblit 1789
Butler
James M
Ruth Larison 1836
Kansas City
Byers
Kathryn Helen
Frederick K. Chadwick 02/11/1936
Campbell
Greenbury
Malinda Larison, dau of Abel and Rachel Caton Larrison
1815
Ohio
Three children: Henry Thomas Sarah and Lillie
Caton
Theopolis
Catherine
Chadwick
E. A.
Cora A. Kerr
2 children Emilie 1909 and Frederick 1913
Chadwick
Emilie Naomi
Ray Wenzl 28/01/1935
04/11/1909
28/01/1935
Chadwick
Frederick K
Kathryn Helen Byers 02/11/1936
Chandler
Lucy Ann
Daughter of Noah Chandler and Lucy Weeks
Bailey Jacobs
3 children
Frank b, George C. Ada E.
15/06/1819
Winthrop, Kenneback, Maine
24/05/1882
Winthrop, Kenneback, Maine
Baptized 1884, 3n 1907, sealed 1958
Chandler
Noah
Lucy Weeks, parents of Lucy Ann Chandler
Cochran
Frances
08/09/1820
Cochran
Frances
John Shiner 10/11/1895 and Jesse Allbaugh
08/09/1820 daughter Larkin Cochran
Cochran
Francis*
John Shiner
08/09/1820
0/11/1895
Cochran
John
(1820+ SON of Larkin Cochran
Cochran
Larkin
Christine Warne r
Cochran
Sanford
Elizabeth Vandervender 10/02/1888
21/12/1817 OF Larkin Cochran
Collins
Elizabeth
Richard Cousins
1606
Buckland, St. Marry Soms, England
Congdon
Will Potter
16 /101877
Congdon
William H
Rachel Catherine Hoblit
Congdon
William H
1873
Cousins
Abraham
05/07/1800
*1963
Son of Nathaniel and Judith
Cousins
Anne
02/03/1579 christened
Cousins
Anthony
04/03/1785
Bur 14/08/1785
Sealed to parents 1953
Cousins
Anthony Thomas twin of Anthony Jr
10/04/1786
1947
Cousins
Elizabeth
Zachariah Goodale 22/05/1700
About 1678
Wells York Maine
27/07/1747
*1932
Cousins
Hannah
3 children
George 2 several children; Traced gen. to 1010 in England (I don't have this)
1649 about
Wells, York, Maine
1702
*1936
Cousins
Hannah
Geroge Jacobs
About 1680
Wells, York Maine
Cousins
Hannah*
George Jacobs* 20/12/1701
About 1680
Wells, York, Maine
03/04/1764
*1930
Cousins
Ichabod
Ruth Cole 20/07/1714
1688
Wells, York, Maine
03/04/1764
*1936
Cousins
John
3/12/1592
Burley, Leeds, Yorks , England
*19961
Cousins
John
Abigai l Cloyes 06/04/1704
About 1676
Wells, York, Maine
*1965
Cousins
Nathaniel
Katherine Lassell
#2 Judeth Dennison 10/12/1779
04 /07 1739
Wells, York, Maine
*1963 Son of Ichabod/Ruth Cole
Cousins
Nathaniel (2)
20/07/1798
Sedgwick, Hancock Maine
*1963
Son of Nathaniel and Judith
Cousins
Peter
22 /03/1583 christened
*1944
Cousins
Richard
Elizabeth Collins
1602
Buckland St. Mary, Soms, England
*01/08/1921
Cousins
Sarah
15/01/1784
Lenton, Lincs, England
*1947
Cousins
Thomas
1947
Cousins
Thomas
Sarah Mitchell
1677 Fivehead, Somerset, England
*1923
Cousins
Thomas
Jane Steel
1752
Bushley Wors. England
*1957
Cousins
William
06 /08/1587 christened
*1944
Cousins
William
About 1557
2 marriages 4 children
About 1553
Calverley, Yorks, England
*1944
Dennison
Judith
Nathaniel Cousins 1797, 2 children
*1963
Dudley
*Mehitable;
Mother’s maiden name Bradford
*Woodman Jacobs
9 sons 2 daughters. 2 sons in Civil War; Charles and Woodman. Charles died in CW.
25/12/1797
Wells Maine;
Lived in Mount Vernon Maine, New Portland, Maine
1812
Diamond Bluff Wisconsin
Enlisted at 15 Revolutionary War Veterin;
strong man in circus; died in War of 1812
Filmore
Helen
Dau of Louella Jacobs Melvin William Willcox,1949
18/06/1927
Haas
Marie
William Caton Hoblit (b,1888) 6 children
1962?
San Angelo TX
Hoblit
Alta Bernice
John C. Dinsmore 25/12/1925 1 child
24/01/1910
Contemporary with Charles Glenn
Hoblit
Bessie
child
16/01/1878
Atlanta Illinois
29/01/1883
Hoblit
Caton
alwilda AllBaugh
01/03/1913
1850
Hoblit
David Lee
Helen Vanderhoff Nov 1935 1 child
#2 Alice Lorah
23/12/1915
Contemporary with Charles Glenn
Hoblit
Delbert Henry
Annabelle Kapp 1 child
16/09/1018
Contemporary with Charles Glenn
Hoblit
Elizabeth
Timothy Bennett 1789; 11 children
1771
Kentucky
Hoblit
Eugene Debbs
Inez Kenney
11/1935 1 child
29/10/1914
Contemporary with Charles Glenn
Hoblit
Grace*
Frank Elmer Jacobs*28/11/1900
7 children
28/11/1881
Atlanta, Illinois
10/08/1963
San Antonio Cristobal County TX
Hoblit
Johannes Michael
Anna Katrina (Van) Viegle 11 children
Hoblit
John E
#2 Ellen Price child birth
Hoblit
John E
Rachael Caton
Hoblit
Margaret
Robert Shields
1787
Kentucky
Hoblit
Mary Elizabeth
Kenneth Robinson 1 child
28/06/1920
Contemporary with Charles Glenn
Hoblit
Rachel HobliHoblitCatherine
William J Leeper
23/07/1854
Atlanta Illinois
11/1919
S. Dakota dau of Rachel Caton Larison and William H Congdon
Hoblit
Sarah
1776
Dau of Johannes Michael Hoblit
Hoblit
Ward Byron
Phyllis Kirike 26/12/1925
2 children
OK
Contemporary with Charles Glenn
Hoblit
William Caton
Marie Haas 6 children
1940
Parents David Hutchins Hannah
John Jacobs 2
7 children Muscle Shell Montana Hutchins
Lucy John Jacobs 2 #1
Jacob Shiner Dorothea Allbaugh Jacobs *1939
Jacobs Ada E 10/10/1855 Winthrop Kennebec, Maine *1957 daughter of Bailey,
Lucy Ann Chandler Jacobs
Jacobs Albert F 05/1850 20/06/1882 Allgny Maryland 1970*
Son of Henry Jacobs
Jacobs Albert F Ruby May Smith 31/05/1922 20/06/188
Lincoln, Adams, Wisconsin 17/12/1966 South Burr Oak Cemetery, Richfield,
Wisconsin Jacobs Albert F Ruby May Smith 31/05/1922
Friendship Adams, Wisconsin 1 child 31/05/1882
Son of Henry Jacobs Lincoln Township, Adams, Wisconsin 17/12/1966 *1966 South Burr Oak Cem,
Richfild Adams Wisconsin
Jacobs Alverdo John Kathryn Anna Witt 03/03/1884 Zanesfield, Logan, Ohio *1964
Jacobs Asa 1819 Llgny Co., Maryland 1970*
Jacobs Bailey Lucy Ann Chandler 29/07/1809 29 /09/1877 *1957
Son of Thomas Jacobs
Jacobs Benjamin Hannah Banks 20/05/1750 19/06/1720 Wells York county
1930 Jacobs Bennett Emma Mattock #1 2 children Emma Bronson 1851 about
Franklin, Johnson, Indianna 06/04/1926 *1953
Jacobs Bert William Minnie E Williams Spokane, WA died 1918 flu 31/05/176 Granite Falls, Minnesota Living in 1945 Odessa
Jacobs Byrd 2 daughters, Gladys, Myra
Jacobs Byron Cheney Unmarried 26/02/1867 22/04/1926
Jacobs Carl Ollie Harris 1882
Johnson, Co, Indiana 10/03/1929 *1956
Jacobs Charles Elizabeth Snelling 26/05/1770 Scituate, Plymouth, Maine
Son of John Jacobs and Hannah Tolman Jacobs Charles 2 1801 Boston Suffolk *1931
Jacobs Charles Albert Erma Wright 2 daughters; Frances m. Keene Vernice 31/08/1878
Jacobs Charles Jacobs In civil war Jacobs Charles Mont Marguerite Strang
23/06/1910 No children adopted Bennett 12/06/1861 28/06/1937 Billings Montana
Jacobs Daniel 5 children William, had 1 son, Daniel, Fred, had 1 son Frances, single Arthor,had children, Burt,
Jacobs Dau of George 2 Hannah Cousins Child, in prison Salem Massachusetts x
align="center">Jacobs Dean Albert Alta Lillian Douglas 12/09/1953 11//12/1923 Lincoln Adams Co. Wisconsin
Jacobs Dudley Mary Utterback aqnd 2 Emma Bronson
Jacobs Eben Emily McKenna 4 children
Jacobs Edwin Eugene Staff Sgt. Gen Headquarters, Australia No data
Jacobs Elizabeth Orin Graton 2 sons, Brownie and Wilson
Jacobs Elizabeth 1795 Boston Suffolk, Massachusetts
Jacobs Elizabeth Joseph Taylor 05/12/1734 24/02/1711
Wells York county, Main 1930
Jacobs Elvira 1848 Allgny Maryland *1968 son of Albert F and Ruby May Jacobs
Jacobs Emily Jane never 11/09/1873 Wisconsin July 1966
Jacobs Ernest 2 children Jacobs Fanny Belle Harry Miller No children 21/01/1865 28/02/1918
Jacobs Frank B 10/05/1847 Abbot, Kennebec Maine *1957 Son of Bailey, Lucy Ann Chandler
Jacobs Jacobs Frank Elmer* Grace Hoblit 7 children 02/04/1866
My paternal grand parents
Diamond Bluff,Wisconsin
Jacobs George 1 unknown England 1962 Witchcraft Salem Massachusetts.
Jacobs George 2 Several children Rebecca Frost #2 Elizabeth Donnell 02/10/1742 Salem Village Exhonerated returned to Salem village Salem Massachusetts.
Jacobs George 3 Hannah Cousins 1680-1701 Wells Maine 09/09/1677 Wells York MS. 1962 Witchcraft Wells.
Jacobs George 4
Several Children *John Mary Wyndham 1741 1759 Wells,
Maine fur business
Jacobs George C 04/-5/1852 Mormouth, Kennebec, Maine *1957 Son of Bailey, Lucy Ann Chandler Jacobs
Jacobs George* Mary Woodman 10/12/1750 Wells York county
1930
Jacobs Hannah John Stephens 10/07/1727 20/06/1705 Wells York county ,Main
Jacobs Harriet 1799 Boston Suffolk *
align="center">Jacobs Henry Father of Albert F. Jacobs
Jacobs Herbert Ezra 28/02/1868 deceased
Jacobs James Ellis Master Sgt. Camp Carson No data
Jacobs John Deborah Weare 20/09/1745 10 /03/1722 Wells York county X1930
Jacobs John Margaret Bennett; died in childbirth 25/12/1797 Irish 1758
1759 Wells, Maine
Jacobs John 2 1 Lucy Hutchins 3 children 10/03/1825 Portland Maryland 12/11/1910 Muscle Shell Montana
Jacobs John 2 2 Hannah Hutchins 10/03/ 1862 7 children 10/03/1925 Portland MD. 12/11/1910 Wisconsin
Jacobs John Bunyon Jennie Newal 14/10/1883 1 daughter Ruth 04/11/1856 1885 Wisconsin
Jacobs Jonathan 07/02/1710 Wells York county ,Main x
Jacobs Judd Daniel Jessie
Dresser 05/11/1900 Granite Falls 2 daughters Dorothy, Elinor 31/05/1876 Granite Falls, Minnesota Lewiston, ID, since 1096 lumber and coal business Jacobs Kathryn
Anna
Jacobs Orville Henry Kahrl 1/06/1934 *1964
Jacobs Leonora single Jacobs Linnie Armena Single 23/03/1886 16/12/1906
nurses training Washington
Jacobs Louella (dau of Frank Elmer and Grace Hoblit Jacobs md. Roscoe Fillmore 23/0/1903
Jacobs Lucy Emma Mordecai Chandler Billings Montanna 7/24/1863 12/11/1931Jacobs Lydia Joseph Stevens 11/11/1726 11/12/1702 Wells York county ,Main x
Jacobs Margaret Lucille Floyd Leslie Stutz 13/06/1928 06/05/1910 Joliet, Will, Illinois
Jacobs Mary Jacobs Mary John Luce, 1 son Maine Jacobs Mary Amelia Never married
29/01/1871 Wisconsin 1959 CA
Jacobs Merle 04/02/1886 Johnson, Co, Indiana *1953
Jacobs Milford Hutchings 23/09/1825 23/02/1858
Jacobs Mrs. Asa Jacobs 1823 Maryland 1970
Jacobs Nancy S 1797 Boston Suffolk *1931
Jacobs Nellie Nils J. Bothne 2 sons James Ellis /Edwin Eugene 25/01/1869 Diamond Bluff Wisconsin 1899 Taught school 10 years, lived 30 years New Rockford. ND Jacobs Parker/ went to Missouri no further data
Jacobs Paul Edward Gladys Hammond 21/02/1928 02/10/1912 Joliet, Will, Illinois
Jacobs Pricilla Joshua Bartlett 10/12/1741 09/11/1718 1718? X1930
Jacobs Samuel No data 21///10/1705 Wells York county ,Main
Jacobs Sewal Had 1 daughter Myrtle
Jacobs Stevens David Dudley*
Angeline Wylie 1832 Maine 16/05/1921 Seattle WA Jacobs Sumner Had several children Jacobs Susan Jacobs
Susan John Newal Several daughters, deceased by 1940 one son John Newal, dead by 1945dentist, Eau Claire, Wisconsin; 2 daughters;
Jacobs Susan Cora Single 11/07/1882 27/10/1923
Jacobs Ward Nelson Never 17/02/1873 Granite Falls Minnesota Possibly Wyoming
Jacobs Willard Allen never 08/04/1863 07/04/1943 Oregon
Jacobs William 3 children, LaForest, Ed; Mary had a large family
Jacobs Woodman Jacobs Woodman *
Jacobs Woodman 2 Had one son Kerr Cora A E. A, Chadwick 2 children Emilie 1909 and Frederick 1913 09/05/1874 1944 Kansas Dauthter if Naiu Allbaugh and M.N. Kerr
Kerr
Jesse
Maude Evelyn Nelson
Larison
Abel Jr.
Juliann Stevens 29/12/1842
08/05/1913
Larison
Abel Sr.
Rachael Caton
1845 Galena ILL.
1781
Larison
Catherine
James L. Hoblit
02/01/1813
Ohio
1865
Larison
Eliza Silver
Presley T. Brooks 29/12/1832
Larison
Greenberry
Araline Whitehead
01/04/1860
21/06/1810
Ohio
25/10/1902
Larison
James Madison
Margaret Hammett 1865
17/04/1812
Ohio
1896
Larison
Jmes Madison
Margaret Hammitt
Larison
Mary “Polly”
Robert Long Worth Jr. 1827
1808
Ohio
1846
Larison
Melinda
James Lee Daves #1
Greenberry Campbell
1815
Ohio
Larison
Rachael
Larison Abel Sr. 1845 Galena ILL
10 children
1790
Larison
Rachel Caton*
John E. Hoblit
20/10/1842
10/09/1819
Ohio
05/1913
08/05/1913
Larison
Ruth
James. M. Butler.
3 children: James M, Joel M. Margaret
1936
Larison
Theophilus Caton
Melicent Stevens who md. Samuel Kinsey 01/08/1854
1827
1850
Larison
Thomas Jefferson
Mrs. Cousins
Ann
Thomas Cousins about 1758 4 children
About 1762
*1947
Mrs. Cousins 2
Mrs #2
William Cousins about 1560
Calvery, Yorks, England
Potter
Hellen Belle
Kenneth Cooper 1 son Billie in Navy
#2 Wm. Randolp Cowdrer Army
26/10/1899
Potter
Katherine
Cliffton
02/02/1911
Potter
Lucille
Whitting 2 sons Charles Congdon Whitting
James Daniel Whitting
24/01/1904
Potter
Olive
Roscoe Badden no children
22/03/1879
Potter
Will
Mary Congdon
Pierre S.D.
Blunt S. D.
Shields
Anna
Tucker Caseidine
Shields
David
Susan Shin
Shields
Elizabeth
Amos Wilson Hoblit
Shields
John Henry
Eliza Davis
Shields
Katy
david
Shields
Lucinda
Allen Starr
Shields
Margaret
John Davis
Shields
Robert
Margaret Hoblit
Shields
Sarah
Jackson Painter
Shields
William
Charlotte Pink
Shiner
Almira
Ed Motherway
1866
Shiner
Anna
Andy Fordyce
1861
Carrol
Parents: J.d. shiner and Mary Arnold
Shiner
Charles E
Addie Reeder
24/12/1876
1943
Shiner
Edith
Child of William H. Shiner and Elizabeth Skinner
Shiner
Emily, Emma
Charles Baxter
1869
Powhattan, Kansas
Shiner
Gotleib
Parents: J.d. shiner and Mary Arnold
Shiner
Ida
1872
Arthur Larkin
Shiner
Isaac Warner
16/-5/1863
Shiner
J.D.
Mary Arnold
22 /09/1863
1943
Shiner
Jacob
Dorothea Allbaugh
Shiner
James Wesley
child
Shiner
John
Parents: J.d. shiner and Mary Arnold
Shiner
John
Frances Cochran
Shiner
John D
Mary Arnold
2209/1863
Shiner
Lucille
Parents: J.d. shiner and Mary Arnold
Shiner
M.M. Mabra
unmarried
08/07/1859
03/04/1936
Shiner
Martha
Child of William H. Shiner and Elizabeth Skinner
Shiner
Mary
1857
child
Shiner
Virginia Pearl
child
Shiner
Wiliam 2
Child of William H. Shiner and Elizabeth Skinner
Shiner
William H
Elizabeth Skinner
27/02/1855
10/19928
Shiner
William H
Elizabeth Skinner
27/02/1855
Smith
Ruby May
Albert F. Jacobs31/05/1922
03/05/2897
Daughter of Walter Smith, Mabel Burr
Laincoln, Adams, Wisonnsin
01/06/1930
Richfield, Adms, Wisconsin
Snelling
Elizabeth
Charles Jacobs (b, 1770)4 children
1772
Boston, Suffolk, Boston Massachusetts
`
*1931
Steel
Jane
Thomas Cousins
(B. 1752)
Bushley Wors. England
1957
Stowell
Sarah
Peter Wylie, 9 children
1852
Warner
Christing
Larkin Cochrn, parents of Frances Cochran
Washburn
Dorothea
Daniel Allbaugh
Whitting
Charles Congdon
23/12/1935
Whitting
James Daniel
26/05/1937
Wylie
Amelia
Wylie
Angeline
David Dudley Jacobs
27/12/1839
Vermont
01/12/04
Kansas
Wylie
Angeline
David Dudley Jacobs 1859?
27/12/1839
Vermont
01/12/1904
Manhatton
Kansas
Wylie
Angeline Lucy
Jacob David Dering 1859
21/12/1839
Fairhaven Vermont
01/12/1904
Wylie
Cora
Geary Kimbrell
Child of Haden and Elma Wylie
Wylie
Delbert
?
grandchild of Peter and Sarah Wilie through James
Wylie
Exra
1827-28
Wylie
Fannie
single
Child of Haden and Elma Wylie
Wylie
Haden
Wylie
Haden
Elma
Son of Peter and Sarah wilie
Wylie
Henry
yes
Child of Haden and Elma Wylie
Wylie
James
Wylie
James
?
Son of Peter and Sarah Wilie
Wylie
Jane
Wylie
Judson
?
Wylie
Julia
had large family
grandchild of Peter and Sarah Wilie through James
Wylie
Linnie
Bristol
Child of Haden and Elma Wylie
Wylie
Mary
grandchild of Peter and Sarah Wilie through James
Wylie
Orville
?
grandchild of Peter and Sarah Wilie through James
Wylie
Peter
Sarah Stowell
Died 1852 NY
Wylie
Samuel
Wylie
Sarah
Katharine Ann Hoblit 07/03/01/1876
07/05/1876
Ohio
Lassell
Katherine
Nathaniel Cousins
24/12/1763
*1963
Leeper
Alice
infant
Leeper
Robert Emmett
Mildred Tresham
1893
Leeper
Warres Seward
Winnifred Gunsalus
16/12/1886
Leeper
William J
Rachel Catherine Hoblit
Lucas
Sarah Hoblit
Lucas
Abraham
Reid
Lucas
Betsy
John Ridgeway
Lucas
John
Scriggins
Lucas
Katie
Henry Von
Lucas
Marcy
John Williams
Lucas
Mary Ann
Taylor
Lucas
Milly
John Stapleton
Lucas
Peggy
Benjamin Wood
Lucas
Thomas
Sarah Hoblit
Lucas
William
Scroggins
Matlock
Emma
Bennett Jacobs 04/09/1880
2 children Carl, Merle
12/02/1859
Johnstons Co, Indianna
04/02/1886
Mitchell
Sarah
Thomas Cousins
1681`
Fivehead, Somerset, England
*1923
Mrs. 1 Cousins
Mrs#1
William About 1557
Calverley, Yorks, England
Baca
Email me for family group sheets and pedigree charts on these people.
Baca
Cristobal came to Santa Fe in earlly 1600's he is the patriarch of the New Mexico Baca's for four hundred years.
See "Chapter 1 Turn the HEarts of the Children"
See "Mayan Princess"
See "A Journal from Spain"
in story section.
Baca
Eliseo
Margaret Leyba 5 children
My uncle and partner in genealogy research. RIP.
See Turn the Hearts of the Children III.
Baca
Eugene
Christine Cook
1 child Gina
Baca
Margaret Richard Hubbell 1 son Dane
Baca
Marian
Cristobal Candelaria 3 children about our ages.
Baca
Michael Baca
Deceased
Murdered at 19
Baca
Narciso
Bonny Garinger
Baca
Narciso
Bonny Garinger 1 child Connie (Doug’s age
Baca
Nicolas G “NG”
Lucille Gonzales
#2 Dessie Humphrey
Baca
Reynaldo
Joyce Scarbrough
#2 Sandra Harvey
Baca
Reynaldo
Joyce Scarbrough 1 child Hank
Baca
Valentin
Nettie Peralta no children
Cabeza de Vaca see note at bottom
Dona Inez Perez
Spain
Cabeza de Vaca
Aldara
Juan Martinez de Luna
Spain
Cabeza de Vaca
Aldara Nunez
Arias de Tebes Cabeza de Vaca
Cabeza de Vaca
Alvar Nunez
Dona Tereza Vazquez de Meyra
Will dated 07/01/1351
Cabeza de Vaca
Alvar Nunez
Dona Maria Alvarez Ossorio 2 sons, 3 daughters
Cabeza de Vaca
Alvar Nunez
Expedition of 1527
Cabeza de Vaca
Alvar Nunez
Dona Teresa Vazquez e Meyra
Captain in 1407
Will 1407
Cabeza de Vaca
Arias de Tebes
Aldara Nunez Cabeza de Vaca
Cabeza de Vaca
Beatriz Nunez
Juan Barba
Living in 1422
Cabeza de Vaca
Beatriz Nunez
Eutropio Ponce de Leon
(see Journal from Spain by LoLyn
Cabeza de Vaca
Berenguela
Don Gonzalo Nunez,
Alvar Rodriguez de Escobar
Spain
Cabeza de Vaca
Don Fernan Ruiz
Married before becoming a priest
Spain
Cabeza de Vaca
Don Juan
Bishop
Spain 1412
Cabeza de Vaca
Don Juan Fernandez
Cabeza de Vaca
Don Nuno Fernandez
Cabeza de Vaca
Don Pedro Fernandez
Dona Elvira Ruiz de Tovar
Cabeza de Vaca
Don Pedro Fernandez
Cabeza de Vaca
Don Pedro Fernandez
Bishop 1471
Cabeza de Vaca
Don Rernan Ruiz
A daughter of Don Tel Perez Menses
Living in 1236
Spain
Cabeza de Vaca
Dona Beatriz Nunez
Cabeza de Vaca
Dona Teresa
Gonzal Paez Sotomayor
Cabeza de Vaca
Dona Teresa
Juan Rodriguez de Cisneros
Cabeza de Vaca
Dona Teresa Fernandez
Juan Ruiz de Meyra
Spain
Killed in battle 1225
Cabeza de Vaca
Fernan
No Data
Spain
Cabeza de Vaca
Fernan Ruiz
Dona Urraca Nunez Graganza
Dia Fernandez
Was living 1351
Cabeza de Vaca
Fernan Ruiz
Cabeza de Vaca
Fernan ruiz
Dona Beatriz Gonzales de Medina
Cabeza de Vaca
Gonzalo Perez
Dona Aldara Ramirez de Guzman
Cabeza de Vaca
Inez Perez
Don Rodrigo Rodriguez Giron
Living in early 1200’s
Spain First one found in authentic records
Cabeza de Vaca
Juan Fernandez
Dona Mencia de (Padilla?)3 sons, 3 daughters
Spain
Cabeza de Vaca
Leonor Nunez
Antonio Trujillo
Cabeza de Vaca
Leonor Nunez
Antonio Trujillo
\
Cabeza de Vaca
Pedro
Francisca Ponce deLeon
Cabeza de Vaca
Pedro Fernandez
Dona Maria ?.
Spain
Cabeza de Vaca
Pedro Fernandez
Dona Elvira Martinez
Cabeza de Vaca
Pedro Fernandez
Violanta de Tebes
Cabeza de Vaca
RernanRuiz
Brianda Villavicencio
Will 1509
Cabeza de Vaca
Teresa
Francisco de Vera
Living in 1476
Candelaria
Irene Castillo 4 children Eugene, John, Jeanette, Debbie, Elaine
Candelaria
Euginia
Clarence Esquivel 1 son Dominic
#2
Candelaria
Vidal “Billie”
Urshula
WWII Germany
Candelaria
Roger
Elsie wwII Germany
Candelaria
Edwina
Candelaria
Clara Josephene
Jim Fitch
Candelaria
Lydia
Orlando Vigil 4 girls Christina, Luana, Lynn, Lucretia
De Vaca
Ferman Yanez de Meyra
Dona Aldonica Rodriguez
Garcia
Pablo
Micaela Baca 28/10/1775
1753
Garcia
Toribio
1766 Antonia Teresa Gutierrez
#2 Brigida Vallejos
Belen
Gutierrez
Antonia Teresa
Torbio Garcia 1766
Hurtado
Andres
Bernardina de Salas y Trujillo
1623 Zaqateas
Hurtado
Behardina Hurtado
Ramon Garcia Jurado 1710
Hurtado
Martin
Catalina Varela Jaramillo
7/10/1734
Mexico
Jurado
Fernando Garcia
Father of Jose Garcia Jurado
Mexico City
Jurado
Jose Garcia
Maria Rodriguez de Alva
Mexico City 1653
Jurado
Ramon Garcia
Bernadina Hurtdo 1710
1680
Puebla Mexico
06/04/1760
Perea
Juan de
Aldonsa Varela
1667
Dead by 1701
Rodriguez
Dona Aldonica
Men Paezde Sotomayor de Cervera
Varela
Aldonsa
Juan de Perea (1667
Cabeza de Vaca was a name given to a cow hearder in Spain in 12th century as he herded his cattle across the only pass into the valley and stopped the Moores from capturing the city. He was knighted and given the coat of arms Cabeza de Vaca (Head of a cow) and for generations the family used this name. In records of 16th century Mexico the name has been changed to Vaca and later to Baca. See introduction I Turn the Hearts Of The Children (Jacobs, L. 2009) ready for publication.
Baca
Cristobal came to Santa Fe in earlly 1600's he is the patriarch of the New Mexico Baca's for four hundred years.
See "Chapter 1 Turn the HEarts of the Children"
See "Mayan Princess"
See "A Journal from Spain"
in story section.
Baca
Eliseo
Margaret Leyba 5 children
My uncle and partner in genealogy research. RIP.
See Turn the Hearts of the Children III.
Baca
Eugene
Christine Cook
1 child Gina
Baca
Margaret Richard Hubbell 1 son Dane
Baca
Marian
Cristobal Candelaria 3 children about our ages.
Baca
Michael Baca
Deceased
Murdered at 19
Baca
Narciso
Bonny Garinger
Baca
Narciso
Bonny Garinger 1 child Connie (Doug’s age
Baca
Nicolas G “NG”
Lucille Gonzales
#2 Dessie Humphrey
Baca
Reynaldo
Joyce Scarbrough
#2 Sandra Harvey
Baca
Reynaldo
Joyce Scarbrough 1 child Hank
Baca
Valentin
Nettie Peralta no children
Cabeza de Vaca see note at bottom
Dona Inez Perez
Spain
Cabeza de Vaca
Aldara
Juan Martinez de Luna
Spain
Cabeza de Vaca
Aldara Nunez
Arias de Tebes Cabeza de Vaca
Cabeza de Vaca
Alvar Nunez
Dona Tereza Vazquez de Meyra
Will dated 07/01/1351
Cabeza de Vaca
Alvar Nunez
Dona Maria Alvarez Ossorio 2 sons, 3 daughters
Cabeza de Vaca
Alvar Nunez
Expedition of 1527
Cabeza de Vaca
Alvar Nunez
Dona Teresa Vazquez e Meyra
Captain in 1407
Will 1407
Cabeza de Vaca
Arias de Tebes
Aldara Nunez Cabeza de Vaca
Cabeza de Vaca
Beatriz Nunez
Juan Barba
Living in 1422
Cabeza de Vaca
Beatriz Nunez
Eutropio Ponce de Leon
(see Journal from Spain by LoLyn
Cabeza de Vaca
Berenguela
Don Gonzalo Nunez,
Alvar Rodriguez de Escobar
Spain
Cabeza de Vaca
Don Fernan Ruiz
Married before becoming a priest
Spain
Cabeza de Vaca
Don Juan
Bishop
Spain 1412
Cabeza de Vaca
Don Juan Fernandez
Cabeza de Vaca
Don Nuno Fernandez
Cabeza de Vaca
Don Pedro Fernandez
Dona Elvira Ruiz de Tovar
Cabeza de Vaca
Don Pedro Fernandez
Cabeza de Vaca
Don Pedro Fernandez
Bishop 1471
Cabeza de Vaca
Don Rernan Ruiz
A daughter of Don Tel Perez Menses
Living in 1236
Spain
Cabeza de Vaca
Dona Beatriz Nunez
Cabeza de Vaca
Dona Teresa
Gonzal Paez Sotomayor
Cabeza de Vaca
Dona Teresa
Juan Rodriguez de Cisneros
Cabeza de Vaca
Dona Teresa Fernandez
Juan Ruiz de Meyra
Spain
Killed in battle 1225
Cabeza de Vaca
Fernan
No Data
Spain
Cabeza de Vaca
Fernan Ruiz
Dona Urraca Nunez Graganza
Dia Fernandez
Was living 1351
Cabeza de Vaca
Fernan Ruiz
Cabeza de Vaca
Fernan ruiz
Dona Beatriz Gonzales de Medina
Cabeza de Vaca
Gonzalo Perez
Dona Aldara Ramirez de Guzman
Cabeza de Vaca
Inez Perez
Don Rodrigo Rodriguez Giron
Living in early 1200’s
Spain First one found in authentic records
Cabeza de Vaca
Juan Fernandez
Dona Mencia de (Padilla?)3 sons, 3 daughters
Spain
Cabeza de Vaca
Leonor Nunez
Antonio Trujillo
Cabeza de Vaca
Leonor Nunez
Antonio Trujillo
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Cabeza de Vaca
Pedro
Francisca Ponce deLeon
Cabeza de Vaca
Pedro Fernandez
Dona Maria ?.
Spain
Cabeza de Vaca
Pedro Fernandez
Dona Elvira Martinez
Cabeza de Vaca
Pedro Fernandez
Violanta de Tebes
Cabeza de Vaca
RernanRuiz
Brianda Villavicencio
Will 1509
Cabeza de Vaca
Teresa
Francisco de Vera
Living in 1476
Candelaria
Irene Castillo 4 children Eugene, John, Jeanette, Debbie, Elaine
Candelaria
Euginia
Clarence Esquivel 1 son Dominic
#2
Candelaria
Vidal “Billie”
Urshula
WWII Germany
Candelaria
Roger
Elsie wwII Germany
Candelaria
Edwina
Candelaria
Clara Josephene
Jim Fitch
Candelaria
Lydia
Orlando Vigil 4 girls Christina, Luana, Lynn, Lucretia
De Vaca
Ferman Yanez de Meyra
Dona Aldonica Rodriguez
Garcia
Pablo
Micaela Baca 28/10/1775
1753
Garcia
Toribio
1766 Antonia Teresa Gutierrez
#2 Brigida Vallejos
Belen
Gutierrez
Antonia Teresa
Torbio Garcia 1766
Hurtado
Andres
Bernardina de Salas y Trujillo
1623 Zaqateas
Hurtado
Behardina Hurtado
Ramon Garcia Jurado 1710
Hurtado
Martin
Catalina Varela Jaramillo
7/10/1734
Mexico
Jurado
Fernando Garcia
Father of Jose Garcia Jurado
Mexico City
Jurado
Jose Garcia
Maria Rodriguez de Alva
Mexico City 1653
Jurado
Ramon Garcia
Bernadina Hurtdo 1710
1680
Puebla Mexico
06/04/1760
Perea
Juan de
Aldonsa Varela
1667
Dead by 1701
Rodriguez
Dona Aldonica
Men Paezde Sotomayor de Cervera
Varela
Aldonsa
Juan de Perea (1667
Cabeza de Vaca was a name given to a cow hearder in Spain in 12th century as he herded his cattle across the only pass into the valley and stopped the Moores from capturing the city. He was knighted and given the coat of arms Cabeza de Vaca (Head of a cow) and for generations the family used this name. In records of 16th century Mexico the name has been changed to Vaca and later to Baca. See introduction I Turn the Hearts Of The Children (Jacobs, L. 2009) ready for publication.
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