| Descendants
of William Martin Heflin
compiled by Kathleen Perry |
Generation
No. 1
1.
WILLIAM
MARTIN1
HEFLIN
was born 3/7/1738-39 in Stafford County, Virginia, and died 4/25/1803 in
Fauquier County, Virginia.
He married MARGARET
NANCY
HADDUX
1772 in Stafford County, Virginia.
She was born Abt. 1749 in Fauquier County, Virginia, and died 1807 in
Fauquier County, Virginia.
Child
of WILLIAM
HEFLIN
and MARGARET
HADDUX
is:
2.
i.
WILLIAM2
HEFLIN,
b. 8/20/1777, Fauquier County, Virginia; d. 8/21/1853, Harrison County, West
Virginia.
Generation
No. 2
2.
WILLIAM2
HEFLIN
(WILLIAM
MARTIN1)
was born 8/20/1777 in Fauquier County, Virginia, and died 8/21/1853 in Harrison
County, West Virginia.
He married (1) MARIAH
SUSAN
ELLIS
9/1/1803 in Fauquier County, Virginia, daughter of NATHANIEL
ELLIS
and RACHEL
MELVILLE.
She died 7/24/1834 in Fauquier County, Virginia.
He married (2) ELIZABETH
PAYNEE
12/13/1841 in Fauquier County, Virginia.
Children
of WILLIAM
HEFLIN
and MARIAH
ELLIS
are:
i.
ANN
ELIZA
HEFLIN3
HEFLIN,
b. 10/1804.
ii.
RASCHEL
MELVINA
HEFLIN,
b. 4/28/1808.
iii. NATHAN ELLIS HEFLIN, b. 10/12/1809, Fauquier County, Virginia; d. 12/6/1869, Harrison County, Virginia;
m. MARY
ANN
BARBEE,
9/19/1839, Fauquier County, Virginia.
iv.
MARIAH
HEFLIN,
b. 4/11/1810.
3.
v.
WILLIAM
ELLIS
HEFLIN,
b. 12/8/1811, Fauquier Co, Virginia; d. 9/9/1870, Madison Co. Ohio.
vi.
MARY
ANN
HEFLIN,
b. 12/13/1813.
vii.
MORGAN
VINCENT
HEFLIN,
b. 11/11/1815.
viii.
SUSAN
MARY
HEFLIN,
b. 12/27/1817.
ix.
ANN
DAVIS
HEFLIN,
b. 9/3/1819.
x.
BENJAMIN
FRANKLIN
HEFLIN,
b. 4/4/1812.
xi.
JACK
ADDISON
HEFLIN,
b. 6/16/1823.
xii.
LAFAYETTE
HEFLIN,
b. 5/20/1825.
xiii.
JAMES
MADISON
HEFLIN,
b. 1/29/1827.
xiv.
LIBBONS
ELBERT
HEFLIN,
b. 5/28/1828.
Generation
No. 3
3.
WILLIAM
ELLIS3
HEFLIN
(WILLIAM2,
WILLIAM
MARTIN1)
was born 12/8/1811 in Fauquier Co, Virginia, and died 9/9/1870 in Madison Co.
Ohio.
He married (1) JEMINAH
ANN
JACKSON,
daughter of JOSEPH
JACKSON
and NANCY.
She was born 1812 in Gloucester County, New Jersey, and died 1851 in
Madison County, Ohio.
He married (2) SARAH
(SALLY)
KACHES.
She was born 1822.
Notes
for WILLIAM
ELLIS
HEFLIN:
Lived
in Virginia, and owned slaves
Notes
for SARAH
(SALLY)
KACHES:
Last
name could be spelled Eaches
Children
of WILLIAM
HEFLIN
and JEMINAH
JACKSON
are:
i.
ELLIS4
HEFLIN.
4.
ii.
MARY
JANE
HEFLIN,
b. 8/18/1840, Ohio; d. 2/16/1929, Thayer, Neosho Co, Kansas.
iii.
THOMAS
J.
HEFLIN,
b. 12/14/1841; d. 1/7/1926.
iv.
NATHAN
ELIS
HEFLIN,
b. 10/26/1843; d. 10/21/1922.
Notes
for NATHAN
ELIS
HEFLIN:
Was
his fathers Heir
v.
JOHN
SILMAR
HEFLIN,
b. 7/26/1845.
vi.
CHARLES
(CHARLEY)
ROSWELL
HEFLIN,
b. 3/7/1847; d. 11/1922.
vii.
BARBARA
S.
HEFLIN,
b. 11/3/1848, West Jefferson, Madison Co, Ohio; d. 10/21/1922, Thayer, Kansas.
viii.
JAMES
(JIMMY)
HEFLIN,
b. Abt. 1850; d. 1855.
Children
of WILLIAM
HEFLIN
and SARAH
KACHES
are:
ix.
ELIZABETH4
HEFLIN,
b. 1854.
x.
ABNER
HEFLIN,
b. 1855.
xi.
SIDNEY
HEFLIN,
b. 1857.
xii.
WILLIAM
HEFLIN
III.
xiii.
ELMER
HEFLIN.
xiv.
WILLIS
HEFLIN.
Generation
No. 4
Mary Jane Heflin with grandchildren
4.
MARY
JANE4
HEFLIN
(WILLIAM
ELLIS3,
WILLIAM2,
WILLIAM
MARTIN1)
was born 8/18/1840 in Ohio, and died 2/16/1929 [Obit]
in Thayer, Neosho Co, Kansas.
She married WILLIAM
HUGHES
5/8/1858 in Lily Chapel, Madison County, Ohio, son of HENRY
HUGHES
and MARY
(MOLLY).
He was born 12/5/1830 in Scafford, Wales, Great Britian, and died
9/13/1902 in Topeka, Neosho Co,
Kansas.
Notes
for MARY
JANE
HEFLIN:
Was known to many as grandma Hughes. Gramma Hughes was of sturdy
stock and possessed a real pioneer spirit.
GRANDMA
HUGHES DEAD
Mrs.. M.J. Hughes, known to many Thayer people as Grandma Hughes, passed
away at her home in Thayer, Saturday, February 16th, after several weeks
illness.
Mrs.. Hughes was taken sick with flu and was recovering, when from
weakness, she fell, breaking her hip.
The shock was too much for her at her age, _____ the ____
____ to a very stanch woman.
Grandma had many friends as she was a splendid neighbor and friend to
all.
Funeral Services were held ______ afternoon at 2:30 at the Christian
Church in Thayer, by Rev. L.C. Swan and buried in Galesburg cemetery.
Mary Jane Heflin was born August 18, 1840, at Lily Chapel, Ohio, Died
February 16, 1929 in Thayer, Kansas, aged 88 years, nine months and 28 days.
She was married in Madison county, Ohio, May 8th, 1858 to William Hughes,
by Rev. T.J. Archey.
To this union twelve children were born, ten living, one dying in infancy
and one daughter some twenty years ago.
The surviving children are: Mrs.. Ella Ramsey, of Wichita; Mrs. Nora
Gager of Thayer; Mrs.. Mollie Kent, Monterey, California; Mrs.. Lesta Johnson,
Long Beach, California; Mrs.. Sarah Venus, Tacoma, Washington; Mrs. Barbara
Gardner, Los Angles, California; Mrs.. Cora Yeamans, Portland Oregon; John H.
Hughes, Lyon, Missouri; Charles Hughes, Thayer; W.O. Hughes, Birmingham,
Colorado. One brother also survives, Chas. Heflin, Erie, Kansas.
Mrs.. Hughes has 58 grandchildren, 74 great grandchildren and three great
great grandchildren.
She, with her husband, came to Kansas in 1870 and settled on a homestead
southeast of Thayer.
Here six of their children were born. They moved into Thayer 23 years
ago, where Sister Hughes has since resided. While yet living in Ohio Mr.. and
Mrs.. Hughes _____ with the Methodist church ____ ____ ___ Later she united with
the Christian Church __ Thayer where she retained a membership until her death.
Sister Hughes was of sturdy stock and possessed a real pioneer spirit.
Her husband enlisting in the Civil War, left her with three young
children to
__ for four long years.
None but those passing through his experience and the Great Father above
can know all of the toil--the anxiety and heart hunger this entailed.
But for her husbands and her county's sake she bore it bravely, ___ as
much a soldiers service, as he who fought on the frontier field,
She was a member of the local circle of the Ladies of the G.A.R.
Possibly among the very best of those noble Mothers of the Great War, who
with their husbands and some through ___ and ___ gave us a united country, and
____for us continued
liberty in a land of peace and plenty.
Also she lived and wrought in the early days when all of our Kansas Land
was New.
The wild beast, the sulking savage, the blighting drought, the the
devastating insects were all here--and only the bravest souls, the stoutest
______ and the most willing hand could withstand them.
Thus ___ another of our honored pioneers.
All honor to their names--and gratitude for the deeds they wrought and
the inheritance they have left us.
Beside those mentioned Mrs. Hughes leaves many more distant relatives
and many friends and neighbors who will not forget her motherly ___ her
nurturing love and ___ devotion. contributed by Jennette Yeamans Zurbback
granddaughter.
More
About MARY
JANE
HEFLIN:
Cause of Death: Broken Hip and old age Laid
to Rest at: Galesburg Cemetery, Topeka Kansas Religion:
Methodist/Christian
Notes
for WILLIAM
HUGHES:
Came to America in 1853,
Naturalized on October 12, 1965 in Loudon, Madison Co, Ohio
Enlisted in the Civil War, was a member of Co I - 113th Ohio infantry
Moved to Kansas in 1870, settled with wife Mary Jane Heflin on a
homestead just southeast of Thayer, Kansas, Was a member of the G.A.R
Obituary
of William Hughes
William Hughes, an old and respected pioneer of Neosho county, died at
his home southwest of this place at 6 A.M., Saturday September 13, 1902. Aged 71
years 7 months and 3 days.
Deceased was born in Scafford, Wales, December 5, 1830 and came to this
country in 1853, settling in Madison county Ohio, where he was married to Miss
Mary Jane Heflin in 1858.
To this union was born twelve children four sons, John, of Aurora,
Illinois; Oliver, of Russell, Kansas; Charles of this place and Everett, the
fourth child, who died in infancy.
The eight daughters are Mrs.. Mollie Kent, of Pueblo, Colorado; Mrs..
Lestia Johnson of Victor, Colorado; Mrs. Barbara Gardner, of Salt Lake City,
Utah; and Mrs. Sarah Venus, Mrs.. Ella Ramsey, Mrs. Nora Gager, Mrs. Jennie
Shepard and Cora Hughes of this place.
He was enlisted in the Civil War,in Co. I, 113th Ohio Vol. Inf. and was
discharged June 28, 1865.
Was converted in Madison, Ohio in 1858 and joined the Methodist Church.
Came to Kansas in 1870 where he remained a faithful member until death.
He had been sick about a year but bore his suffering with Christian
fortitude and seemed to long for the time when he would be called to that land
where there will be no sorrow and pain. Saturday about 2 A.M. he called all of
his children who were at his bedside and talked to them about that home above to
which he was preparing to go, and cautioned them to be good to their mother, and
taking them by the hand called them each by name, telling them not to weep for
him. Then he bade his friends, who were there, good bye calling them each by
name. And when asked if anything further he answered "all is well; all is
well."
When his faithful wife imprinted a kiss on his forehead he said "God
bless you Mother; do not weep for me."
It seemed a happy thought that they would meet again where there will be
no parting.
Deceased was a member of the G.A.R. which took charge of the funeral
service, which were held at the M.E. Church, Rev. Woods officiating, after which
the body accompanied by the bereaved family and a large concourse of
sympathizing friends was taken to the Mt. Hope Cemetery and tenderly laid to
rest.
We extend heartfelt sympathy to the grief stricken widow and children.
contributed by Jennette Yeameans Zerbach, granddaughter
More
About WILLIAM
HUGHES:
Laid to Rest at: Mt Hope Cemetery, Topeka Kansas
Military: Bet. 1861 - 1865, Civil War Veteran- Co. I-113th Ohio Volunteer
Infantry Discharged June 28, 1865 Religion:
Methodist
Children
of MARY
HEFLIN
and WILLIAM
HUGHES
are:
i.
JOHN
HENRY5
HUGHES,
b. 6/25/1859; m. CYRUES
(RENE)
PECK;
b. 5/15/1860; d. 7/5/1898.
More
About JOHN
HENRY
HUGHES:
Baptized:
June 28, 1859
5.
ii.
WILLIAM
OLIVER
HUGHES,
b. 1/8/1861, London, Ohio; d. 9/19/1943, Cheyenne, Wyoming.
iii.
SARAH
ELIZABETH
HUGHES,
b. 8/18/1862; d. 11/1/1930, Tacoma, Pierce Co, Washington; m. SAMUEL
WALKER
VENUS,
8/2/1883, Neoshoks County, Kansas; b. 11/1/1852, West Virginia; d. 6/13/1936,
Tacoma, Pierce Co, Washington.
Notes
for SARAH
ELIZABETH
HUGHES:
Obituaries
Mrs.. Sarah Eliza Venus, 69, a resident of Parkland for nearly 11 years,
died Saturday in her home.
She was a member of the United Brethren Church and is survived by her
husband, S.W. Venus of Parkland; a son Hugh of Tacoma; six daughters, Mrs..
Ethel Neely of Everett, Mrs.. Mary Hempworth of Mc Cleary, Miss Ella Doyle of
Parkland, Mrs.. Alice Colwell of Malone, Mrs.. Loice Locke of Onalaska and Mrs..
Blanche Doyle of Tacoma; six sisters, Mrs.. George Kent, Mrs.. T.R. Johnson and
Mrs.. Barbara Gardner of California, Mrs.. Ed Yeamans of Portland,
Mrs.. Ella Ramsey and Mrs.. J.J. Gager, both of Kansas.
Three brothers, C.R. Hughes of Kansas, John of Mississippi, Oliver of
Colorado; one great grandchild and 29 grandchildren. The funeral services will
be held Tuesday at 3 P.M. at the C.O. Lynn chapel, with burial in Tacoma
cemetery.
Marriage
Notes for SARAH
HUGHES
and SAMUEL
VENUS:
Marriage
record from LDS Film 0851639
iv.
HARRISON
EVERETTE
HUGHES,
b. 3/24/1866, Ohio; d. 10/5/1867, Ohio.
v. MARY (MOLLY) ETTA HUGHES, b. 10/17/1867, Ohio; d. 2/19/1941, Baldwin Park, California;
m. GEORGE
D.
KENT,
8/17/1892.
vi. CELESTIA (LESTIE) HUGHES, b. 6/4/1869, Illinois; d. 4/8/1945, Long Beach, California;
m. THEODORE (TED) RICE JOHNSON, 1891; b. 6/28/1871, Independence, Kansas;
d. 3/19/1956, Pasadena, California.
vii. CHARLES ROSWELL HUGHES, b. 8/26/1871, Thayer, Kansas; d. 5/30/1933, Thayer, Kansas;
m. ADA
M.
TRABUE,
9/13/1896, Thayer, Kansas.
viii.
ELLEN
(ELLA)
HUGHES,
b. 7/24/1873, Thayer, Kansas; m. THOMAS
RAMSEY.
ix. BARBARY (BARBARA) ALICE HUGHES, b. 2/25/1875, Thayer, Kansas; d. 1/11/1970, Baldwin Park, California;
m. JOSEPH
HOOKER
GARDNER.
x. NORA HUGHES, b. 9/4/1876, Kansas; d. 4/19/1939, Chanute, Kansas;
m. JESSE J. GAGER, 11/24/1898, Galesburg, Kansas; b. 11/2/1874, Montana;
d. 9/17/1966, Thayer,
Kansas.
6.
xi.
JENNIE
HUGHES,
b. 11/9/1880, Kansas; d. 5/19/1909.
7.
xii.
CORA
ANN
HUGHES,
b. 8/23/1883, Parsons, Kansas; d. 4/8/1969, Roseburg, Oregon.
Generation
No. 5
William Oliver Hughes and family
5.
WILLIAM
OLIVER5
HUGHES
(MARY
JANE4
HEFLIN,
WILLIAM
ELLIS3,
WILLIAM2,
WILLIAM
MARTIN1)
was born 1/8/1861 in London, Ohio, and died 9/19/1943 in Cheyenne, Wyoming.
He married THEODOSHIA
KASIAH
(LAMON)
LAYMAN
1/24/1883 in Missouri, daughter of ISAAC
LAMON
and LOUISA
HATFIELD.
She was born 9/2/1866 in Adrian, Missouri, and died 5/14/1935 in
Buckingham, Colorado.
Notes
for WILLIAM
OLIVER
HUGHES:
William
and Theodosia lived in different parts of Kansas and Missouri, In 1910 due to
doctors orders they moved to Buckingham, Colorado, in 1911 William donated an
acre of land for a schoolhouse.
More
About WILLIAM
OLIVER
HUGHES:
Laid
to Rest at: Greeley, Colorado
More
About THEODOSHIA
KASIAH
(LAMON)
LAYMAN:
Laid
to Rest at: Greeley, Colorado
Children
of WILLIAM
HUGHES
and THEODOSHIA
LAYMAN
are:
8.
i.
MARY
LOUISA
(LULA)6
HUGHES,
b. 9/27/1884, Thayer, Neosho, Kansas; d. 8/9/1976, Denver, Colorado.
ii.
ORPHA
MAY
HUGHES,
b. 10/1/1886, Russell, Kansas; d. 1902, Russell, Kansas.
More
About ORPHA
MAY
HUGHES:
Cause
of Death: Drowned
9.
iii.
CECIL
ETTA
HUGHES,
b. 8/19/1888, Bates County, Missouri; d. 3/15/1987, Wakeeney, Kansas.
iv.
WILLIAM
NEWTON
HUGHES,
b. 10/12/1890, Adrian, Bates,
Missouri; d. 2/4/1910, Natoma, Kansas.
More
About WILLIAM
NEWTON
HUGHES:
Cause
of Death: Pneumonia
Medical
Information: Had Typhoid Fever
10.
v.
GERTRUDE
ELLEN
HUGHES,
b. 9/24/1892, Neosha, Kansas; d. 8/28/1991, Anaheim, California.
11.
vi.
GOLA
JANE
HUGHES,
b. 3/28/1895, Adrian, Bates,
Missouri; d. 6/11/1969, Cheyenne, Wyoming.
12.
vii.
ALMA
MERL
HUGHES,
b. 9/19/1898, Adrian, Bates, Missouri; d. 2/4/1989, Medford, Oregon.
viii. VIRGIL ROBERT HUGHES, b. 4/28/1900, London, Ohio1; d. 10/23/1967, Portland, Oregon1;
m. MILDRED
MAULE,
1920, Portland Oregon; b. 11/18/1902, Oregon; d. 6/1982, Portland Oregon.
More
About VIRGIL
ROBERT
HUGHES:
Social
Security #: 542-05-06561
More
About MILDRED
MAULE:
Social
Security #: 543-38-1619
13.
ix.
CLIFFORD
EARL
HUGHES,
b. 3/17/1902; d. 12/6/1983.
14.
x.
CHARLES
(BEN)
ARTHUR
HUGHES,
b. 6/18/1904.
xi.
CRYSTAL
BERNIECE
HUGHES,
b. 11/8/1906; d. 1992, Denver, Colorado.
xii.
MINNIE
BERYL
HUGHES,
b. 7/9/1908, Russell, Kansas; d. 7/9/1908, Kansas.
6.
JENNIE5
HUGHES
(MARY
JANE4
HEFLIN,
WILLIAM
ELLIS3,
WILLIAM2,
WILLIAM
MARTIN1)
was born 11/9/1880 in Kansas, and died 5/19/1909.
She married DAVE
SHEPHARD.
Children
of JENNIE
HUGHES
and DAVE
SHEPHARD
are:
i.
ENOS6
SHEPHARD,
b. Abt. 1900.
ii.
HANZEL
SHEPHARD,
b. Abt. 1904.
iii.
KEITH
SHEPHARD,
b. Abt. 1906.
iv.
HAZEL
SHEPHARD,
b. Abt. 1901.
Hazel
SHEPARD and Mary Jane (Heflin) HUGHES
7.
CORA
ANN5
HUGHES
(MARY
JANE4
HEFLIN,
WILLIAM
ELLIS3,
WILLIAM2,
WILLIAM
MARTIN1)
was born 8/23/1883 in Parsons, Kansas, and died 4/8/1969 in Roseburg, Oregon.
She married EDWIN
EMERSON
YEAMAN
7/23/1909 in Salt Lake City, Utah.
Notes
for CORA
ANN
HUGHES:
Cora
Ann HUGHES was born on 23 Aug 1883 in Kansas.
She died on 8 Apr 1969 in Roseburg, Oregon.
Cora Ann Yeamans
Cora Ann Yeamans, who lived in Portland for more than 35 years, died
April 8 in Roseburg.
Funeral will be at 11 A.M. Friday in Wilson Chapel of the Roses in
Roseburg, with burial in Roseburg Memorial Gardens.
Mrs.. Yeamans was born Aug. 23, 1883, in Parsons, Kan.
She came to Portland about 1927 and moved to Roseburg five years ago.
She is survived by two daughters, Louise Oberg of Portland and Mrs.. John
Zerbach of Roseburg; five sons, Eugene, Don,and Theodore Yeamans, all of
Portland, William Yeamans, Los Alamos, N. Mex., and Charles Yeamans, Pleasant
Hills, Calif. The Oregonian, Wed. April 9,1969