Maternal Line of Robin Pyatt Bellamy
William Frank Pedigo [Parents] was born on 15 May 1824 in ,Metcalf, Kentucky. He was sealed to his parents on 20 Jun 1949 in the Manti Utah temple. He was baptized on 5 Sep 1944. He was endowed on 5 Jan 1949. He married Caroline S. Monroe on 12 Feb 1852 in (Barren co.), Ky..
Other marriages:Pedigo, Mary Jane
Pedigo, Mary Kate
BIOGRAPHY: from book titled "Kentucky: A History of the State, 1886.Monroe County", found on the Internet;
"William F. Pedigo, one of the enterprising citizens of Monroe County,was born May 15, 1823, in Barren (now Metcalfe) County. He is a son ofCol. John Pedigo, a Virginian, who came to Kentucky with his parents sometime about the year 1800, and married, in 1819, Sarah Bishop Oldham,daughter of Tarpley Oldham, of Barren County. She died in 1828, leavingtwo daughters - Elizabeth and Mary C. - and three sons - George E., andWilliam F. Col. John Pedigo was a successful farmer; he was a colonel ofthe Forty-fifth Kentucky militia. His second wife was Nancy Polston,with whom he lived about three years. She left one daughter - Harriet J.- and one son - Willis H. C. His third marriage was with the widow ofDr. Alvin Hobbs, of Cumberland County. To this marriage were born sevenchildren: Joseph, Robert, Sanford, Alfred M. T., Elbert, James andSarah. Col. John Pedigo died in May, 1869. He was a son of Joseph andDollie (Edwards) Pedigo, was of French descent; came to America at anearly day; his wife was Hannah Elkins; his age at his death, in 1834, wasone hundred and four years. William F. Pedigo was reared on a farm. Heobtained a good education through his own exertions, and is possessed ofexcellent business abilities. Jan. 2, 1845, he married a second cousin,Mary J. Pedigo, with whom he lived happily for four years, when she wascalled "beyond the silent gate," leaving to his care one son, James R.His second marriage took place, Feb. 12, 1852, with Caroline S. Monroe,of Cumberland County. They have no children of their own, but theiradopted daughter, Ella, is an accomplished young lady of sixteen, whoserefined tastes and charming manners endear her to all who knew her; shehas lately returned from Burritt College, at Spencer, Tenn. Mr. Pedigocommenced business in merchandise, at Glasgow, Ky., in 1850; removed toTompkinsville in 1854 and resumed the same business, which was destroyedby fire in 1862. Since then he has been engaged in merchandise for someyears at Butler's Landing and ad Tompkinsville. He has been successful,secured a competence and retired from business. He lives easy and freefrom cares surrounded by all conveniences. He and his wife are membersof the Christian Church; he is a member of the I.O.O.F., in goodstanding. Politically he is a Republican, but a Prohibitionist insentiment, and takes a strong position in favor of temperance."Note that not all dates and/or places in the above biography are correct,or in agreement with our data.
Caroline S. Monroe [Parents] died in 1886 in (Barren co.), Ky.. She married William Frank Pedigo on 12 Feb 1852 in (Barren co.), Ky..
A W Boles.A married Elizabeth O Pedigo on 9 Feb 1843.
Elizabeth O Pedigo [Parents] was born on 27 May 1825 in ,Metcalf, Kentucky. She died on 12 Feb 1844. She was sealed to her parents on 20 Jun 1949 in the Manti Utah temple. She was baptized on 7 Sep 1944. She was endowed on 9 Sep 1947. She married A W Boles on 9 Feb 1843.
Henry P Bowls.Henry married Mary C Pedigo on 7 Mar 1844.
Mary C Pedigo [Parents] was born on 23 Jan 1827 in ,Metcalf, Kentucky. She was sealed to her parents on 20 Jun 1949 in the Manti Utah temple. She was baptized on 7 Sep 1944. She was endowed on 9 Sep 1947. She married Henry P Bowls on 7 Mar 1844.
The below 1880 census record was found by Wm. E. Rohr. This could be ourMary.
Census Place: Glasgow Junction, Barren, Kentucky
Source: FHL Film 1254402 National Archives Film T9-0402 Page35A
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
Henry L. BOLES Self M M W 58 KY
Occ: Farmer Fa: VA Mo: VA
Mary C. BOLES Wife F M W 51 KY
Occ: Keeping House Fa: VA Mo: KY
Bell BOLES Dau F S W 16 KY
Occ: Helping Keep House Fa: KY Mo: KY
Cora P. BOLES Dau F S W 10 KY
Occ: Helping Keep House Fa: KY Mo: KY
Issac Wilson was born in 1835. He died in Warren Co, Illinois. He was buried in Silent Home Cemetery, Cameron, Illinois. He was endowed in the SUBMIT temple. He married Mary Elizabeth Pedigo on 20 Mar 1862 in Warren Co, Illinois. They were sealed on 19 Feb 1992 in the Idaho Falls Idaho temple.
Mary Elizabeth Pedigo [Parents] was born on 23 Dec 1837 in Bowling Green, Warren Co, Kentucky. She died on 18 Nov 1889 in Cameron, Warren Co, Illinois. She was buried in 1889 in Silent Home Cemetery, Cameron, Warren Co., Illinois. She was sealed to her parents on 23 Sep 1983 in the Mesa Arizona temple. She was baptized on 2 Aug 1983 in Arizo. She was endowed on 16 Aug 1983 in the Mesa Arizona temple. She married Issac Wilson on 20 Mar 1862 in Warren Co, Illinois. They were sealed on 19 Feb 1992 in the Idaho Falls Idaho temple.
SOURCE: Records of Joseph Gerald ROHR he obtained from his mother, Ella
Florence LAIR.
They had the following children:
M i Benjamin Franklin Wilson F ii Emma Luella Wilson was born on 26 Jul 1865 in Cameron, Warren Co, Illinois. She died . She was sealed to her parents in the SUBMIT temple. She was baptized on 8 Jun 1999 in Arizo. She was endowed on 8 Jun 1999 in the Mesa Arizona temple.
She never married.M iii Judge Wilson was born on 2 Feb 1875 in Cameron, Warren Co, Illinois. He died in Oct 1934 in Warren Co.Ill. He was sealed to his parents on 6 Oct 1999 in the Mesa Arizona temple. He was baptized on 19 Mar 1999 in Arizo. He was endowed on 7 Apr 1999 in the Mesa Arizona temple.
William Craig Pedigo [Parents] was born on 31 Oct 1815 in Bowling Green, Warren Co, Kentucky. He died on 23 Jan 1873 in Galesburg, Knox Co, Illinois. He was buried in Ogden Cemetery, Coldbrook, Illinois. He was sealed to his parents on 23 Sep 1983 in the Mesa Arizona temple. He was baptized on 2 Aug 1983 in Arizo. He was endowed on 2 Aug 1983 in the Mesa Arizona temple. He married Susannah Mc Murry on 3 Feb 1837 in Bowling Green, Warren Co, Kentucky. They were sealed on 6 Oct 1999 in the Mesa Arizona temple.
Other marriages:Milligan, Elizabeth
AFN:BTLF-1V NOTE: Had 1831 for year of birth at one time.
BIOGRAPHY: Following story was from records of Joseph G. Rohr but not toosure of which of the Pedigo families it was on. It took place in theearly 1800's when the Indians were still hostile. There was one of thefamilies attacked by hostile Indians while the family was working theirfarm. They ran for the house, fighting as they went. They finally gotinside the log cabin and continued to fight off the attackers. The menyelled at somebody to bolt the door. Because of their severe wounds, themen laid there on the floor and died one by one, leaving the women andchildren all alone to continue the fight for survival. The women werescared to death, not knowing what to do. Finally, one of the womenwatching the Indians, noticed that one of them got down on the ground andput his ear to the ground. This particular Indian rose up and saidsomething to the other Indians, where upon they all hurriedly left. TheIndians had heard the sounds of hoof beats coming, which turned out to besome neighbors coming to the aid of the Pedigo families. That was allthat saved the women and children from being killed. This took place ineither Illinois or Kentucky.
BIOGRAPHY: Another story involves William Pedigo and a neighbor. Theywere riding back to the farm from town and it had gotten dark as eveningapproached. There was a full moon out. While they were riding along, awild cougar jumped out of the woods and landed on Great-Grandfather'sback. His neighbor that was with him shot the cat dead in the light ofthe moon. Their greatest fear in those days were Indians and wildanimals.
BIOGRAPHY: By 1847 William had migrated from Bowling Green, Ky. toCameron, Warren co., Ky.
BIOGRAPHY: Per one source of info: "On approximately March of 1860,William Craig Pedigo and family moved to Illinois. William Craig andElizabeth (Milligan) Pedigo left Bowling Green, Ky. in 1860 with theirfamily when Willie (Willis) was one year old. They came by boat down theBarren River, then changed to the Green River; then to the Ohio River;then to the Mississippi River. They changed boats as often as theychanged rivers. They got off the boat at Burlington, Iowa and stayed onenight, then went to Cameron, Illinois, where they were met by friends whotook them to their home. They later rented a house near Robinson'sCorners, near Gerlaw, Illinois. Upon moving to Cameron, they settled ina community called "Scotch Town", about 4 miles east of Monmouth. It wasvery "hilly". (It may have been a coal mining area)."
BIOGRAPHY: By 1860 they had settled in Kelly Township, Warren co., IL.where he was listed as a farmer.
BIOGRAPHY: In 1860 he (William) was a farm laborer in the Monmouth,Warren Co., ILL. area per the census on file with William E. Rohr. Hehad the following Pedigos living with his family then: Mary - age 22,James W. - age 19 (farm laborer), John - age 16 (farm laborer), Martha J.- age 14, and Margaret - age 12. They are probably related to WilliamCraig; maybe children from a previous marriage, if he had one. He iscertainly old enough to be their father , but Elizabeth is not old enoughto be their mother. Also, Elizabeth and William were married in 1851.The info on the first five children of his and Elizabeth's marriage camefrom this 1860 census.
BIOGRAPHY: The info on the other five children came from the 1870 censusof Cold (or Gold) Brook, Warren Co., ILL. when he was a farmer. WilliamE. Rohr has copies of both of these census' in his files.
BIOGRAPHY: William Craig died, before his father, in his 57th. year nearGalesburg, IL. His first wife, Susannah, died in her 29th. year,leaving William a widower with five children to raise between ages 2-13.He remarried the following year, to Elizabeth, and had 10 more children -fifteen children in all.
BIOGRAPHY: His grandson, Danial Boone Pedigo, later often mentioned thathe had many "double cousins" because of these marriages. This oldgentleman was surely photographed during his lifetime, and it is likely acopy exists within the family archives of a descendant somewhere, butnone has been located.
Susannah Mc Murry [Parents] was born on 17 Dec 1820 in Kentucky. She died on 23 Jan 1850 in Bowling Green, Warren Co, Kentucky. She was buried in Bowling Green, Warren Co, Kentucky. She was sealed to her parents on 23 Sep 1983 in the Mesa Arizona temple. She was baptized on 2 Aug 1983 in Arizo. She was endowed on 16 Aug 1983 in the Mesa Arizona temple. She married William Craig Pedigo on 3 Feb 1837 in Bowling Green, Warren Co, Kentucky. They were sealed on 6 Oct 1999 in the Mesa Arizona temple.
Wife # 1 of William C. Pedigo; 5 children in this union; see family grouprecord.
Susannah was barely 16 years of age when she married 21 year old WilliamCraig Pedigo. She was not yet 30 years old when she died in 1850,leaving her husband with 5 young children to raise.
They had the following children:
F i Mary Elizabeth Pedigo M ii James Henry Pedigo M iii John Thomas Pedigo F iv Martha Jane Pedigo F v Margaret Spencer Pedigo
Britaldo Zamora [Parents] was born on 22 Feb 1933 in Chitamayo, Bambamarca. He died on 18 Apr 1984 in Trujillo, La Libertad, Peru. He married Maria Isabel Aguilar.
Maria Isabel Aguilar [Parents] was born on 31 Dec 1917 in Bambamarca, Cajamarca, Peru. She was christened on 31 Jan 1918 in Bambamarca, Cajamarca, Peru. She died on 27 May 1969 in Trujillo, La Libertad, Peru, South America. She was buried on 27 May 1969 in Trujillo, La Libertad, Peru, South America. She was sealed to her parents in the SUBMIT temple. She was baptized on 23 Jan 1968. She was endowed on 26 Jan 1980 in the Logan Utah temple. She married Britaldo Zamora.
Other marriages:Medina, Pedro Pablo
Brizeno, Apolinar
SOURCE: San Carlos record shows Maria Isabel AGUILAR, daughter of Andres
AGUILAR & Matilde MUNOZ, being baptized on January 31, 1918. She was onemonth old. Padrimos : Eliseo VASQUEZ & Maria SANTOS (DIAZ). She is buriedin Mira Flores cemetery, bldg San Grego rio #58.
Alberto Zamora [Parents]
Arminda Medina [Parents]
They had the following children:
M i Victor Zamora M ii Sesar Zamora M iii Kristoval Zamora M iv Britaldo Zamora
Nazaria Aquilar [Parents]
They had the following children:
F i Clementina Burga
Henry Clay Pedigo [Parents] was born on 28 Dec 1798 in Blue Ridge Mts., Patrick Co., Va.. He died in 1866 in Wyandotte Co, Kansas. He was buried in Turner, Shawnee Twp, Kansas. He was sealed to his parents on 20 Jun 1949 in the Manti Utah temple. He was baptized on 5 Sep 1944. He was endowed on 5 Jan 1949. He married Martha Ann Grogan in Barren Co., Ky..
NOTE: Paul GRADY says Henry Clay PEDIGO and his wife, Martha, leftKentucky with the rest of their clan, several of whom were married bythis time, and moved to Kansas. Evidently, they left around 1850. Henryand Martha went to Texas just prior to the Civil War to visit theirdaughters (Caroline H McMAHAN & Mary McNEIL). He wrote a letter datedAug 1855, Tarrant Co, Texas, to his son William Page PEDIGO, who at thattime was living in Johnson Co, Kansas.
BURIAL: He may have been buried in Shawnee co., KS.
Martha Ann Grogan [Parents] was born in Tn.. She died in Wyandotte Co, Kansas. She was buried in Turner, Shawnee Twp, Kansas. She married Henry Clay Pedigo in Barren Co., Ky..
They had the following children:
F i Eliza Jane Pedigo was born in Kentucky. M ii Henry Clay Pedigo Jr was born in ,Kentucky. F iii Amanda Pedigo was born in ,Kentucky. F iv Caroline H Pedigo F v Mary M Pedigo M vi Jonathan Pedigo was born in ,Kentucky. U vii Emaine Pedigo was born in ,Kentucky. F viii Elizabeth Pedigo was born in ,Kentucky. F ix Dorothy Ruth (Dolly) M x William Page Pedigo was born on 22 Feb 1819 in ,Kentucky. He died . M xi Edward Taylor Pedigo was born in Apr 1821 in ,Kentucky. He died .
Per the CD #229 titled "Marriage Index KY., 1728-1850" , he may havemarried a Thurza A, Ferrill on Sept. 23, 1841 in Barren co., KY.F xii Martha Ann Pedigo
Samuel C Lafferty.Samuel married Martha Ann Pedigo on 6 Dec 1838 in Barren co., Ky..
Martha Ann Pedigo [Parents] was born in 1822 in ,Kentucky. She died . She married Samuel C Lafferty on 6 Dec 1838 in Barren co., Ky..
