MARK FAMILY
HISTORY
compiled by Jean
Leeper
May
1997
There may be more children , but I only entered one.
© Copyright by Jean Leeper
No Reproduction Without Permission
update June 2000
TAKEN FROM: Mark Family History by Emma Mark 1930; notes of Virginia
Peiffer, Clio, IA; 2 small histories: one on Mannigan Mark's line and one on
Jonathan Mark's line - author's unknown; Marion County, IA Cemetery Book
1976, Knoxville, IA newspaper obits and Marion County Marriage Records 1845
- 1920.
1. Joseph MARK. Born in Holland.
Tradition has it that there where two brothers who came from Holland to
America sometime before the year 1732. How long before that we don't know.
One of these brothers is suppose to have been Joseph Mark, but the name of
the other one isn't known by the family, but many believe it may have been
Matthew Mark. Who this Joseph Mark married is unknown.
What is known is that this Joseph Mark had a son whom he called Joseph Mark
Jr. born in Frederick County, Maryland.
Children:
2 i. Joseph MARK Jr.
2. Joseph MARK Jr. Born 1732/1752 in Frederick Co. MD. Died After Apr 1820
in Fayette County, OH Aged 88. Buried in Mark Cemetery. Occupation Farmer.
Was a private in Capt. John Rutherford's Company 3rd Class, 4th Battalion of Lancaster
County, Militia, date of enlistment was Oct 28 1779 He and his wife Julia lived in
Frederick County, Maryland, they moved to Huntingdon County, PA after the 1790
census and then to Ross County, OH and on to Fayette County, OH where he died
and is buried. His log house was a little fathur south of his son Peters. He married
again and he and his second wife are buried in the Old Mark Cemetery near Jasper on
the Mark Road, Fayette County, OH.
ca 1775 Joseph first married Julia (Maria Juliana) KUNKLE??, GGGG Grandmother, F,
daughter of Gottlieb KUNKLE, M (-ca 1776) & Anna Maria LOWENSTEIN, F (-aft 1776).
Born in York County, PA on 12 Jan 1755. Julia (Maria Juliana) died aft 1805. Christened
on 14 Aug 1757 in Christ Lutheran Church, York, PA. Sponsers: Christian Rupp and wife.
Looks like this is a good possibility to be the Julia who married our Joseph Mark.
Need to find some more links showing Joseph in York County.
3 i. Peter MARK
4 ii. Mary MARK
5 iii. John MARK
6 iv. Jacob MARK
7 v. Susan MARK
8 vi. Henry MARK
9 vii. Elizabeth MARK
10 viii. George MARK
11 ix. Samuel MARK
12 x. Jonathan MARK
He second married Catherine DUGAL, 10 Mar 1815 in Ross County, OH.
Joseph was sixty-tree years old when he married Catherine. After their
marriage they sold the land near South Salem, OH and moved to Fayette
County, Ohio where they lived on Peter Mark's farm in a little house built
for them.
Third Generation
3. Peter MARK. Born 18 (or 25) Feb 1776 in Frederick Co. MD. Died 4 Aug 1854
in Concord Twp., Fayette County, OH. Occupation Farmer.
In ca 1799 Peter and Mary moved to Huntington County, Pa. Peter Mark
executed a deed of property in 1804 at Chilicothe, Ohio which at the time
was the capitol of Ohio. Peter next purchased a piece of land on Buck Skin
Creek in 1809. This was in the western part of Ross County, OH, near the
town of South Salem. In 1815 Peter purchased a piece of land on Sugar Creek,
Concord Township, Fayette County, OH and moved onto it. This land was
located about five miles southwest of Washington Count House, OH. June 29
1854 Peter Mark and his son Abner went to the court house where Peter Mark
made his will. Abner was given $300, as his share of the estate. At the time
of the will Peter's health seemed good but on August 4, 1854 at age 78 he
died. He and his wife Mary are buried in the OLD MARK Cemetery. located on
one corner of their farm.
Peter was described as a man of rather short stocky built heavy set, fleshy
in his old age. He was a very stern man, determined, stubborn of
disposition, a man who in his younger days had been of great energy. In
later years he was lame and always walked with a cane. The lameness was due
to having fallen from a horse that he was riding, breaking one of his legs.
Since the break was not set right one of the legs was shorter than the
other.
In the home Peter was the dominant member, the ruler, the dictator or as one
family member described him "The Boss". After moving into Fayette County, OH
he was converted at a Methodist Camp meeting and joined the Church. Peter's
brothers John, Samuel, and Jonathan were also converted in the same meeting
so that all of the Marks in Fayette County, Ohio became Methodists.
Peter brought up a creditable family, giving them the advantage of schooling
which he himself had not been able to receive in his childhood back in
Maryland. All of them could read and write. Occasionally Peter and his wife
Polly held their conversations in *Dutch so their English speaking children
could not understand certain family affairs.
*Since Mary was French could it have been French not Dutch they spoke?
Polly or Molly was a plump short cherry-faced woman. A homemaker whose
featherbeds were so large and thick a child nearly sunk out of sight in them
and whose pillows were so immense that a child had to almost sit upright to
use one of them.
He married Mary (Polly) LEGORE, daughter of John LEGORE & Margaret FUNK.
Born 15 Oct 1780 in Hagarstown, MD. Died 13 Sep 1854 in Fayette Co. Ohio.
Soon after the war her parents moved east of Hagarstown, MD into Frederick
County, probably near the railroad station called "LeGore".
They had the following children:
13 i. Catherine MARK
14 ii. Joseph MARK
15 iii. Elizabeth MARK
16 iv. Susan MARK
17 v. Margaret MARK
18 vi. Abner MARK
19 vii. Rachel MARK
20 viii. Mannigan MARK
21 ix. Jacob LeGore MARK
22 x. Matilda MARK
23 xi. Mathrew MARK
24 xii. Allen Lathan MARK
4. Mary MARK.
She is said to have lived at Saint Paris, OH and had two sons who died about
the same time as the Civil War.
She married Joseph PROTZMAN.
5. John MARK. Born 10 Aug 1781. Died 11 Sep 1845. Buried in Staunton, OH
Church Yard.
He first married Christina. Died Before 1839.
He second married Polly LOOFBURROW, 2 Jul 1839 in Fayette County, OH. She
Outlived Him.
6. Jacob MARK. Ross County, OH
7. Susan MARK. Born 17 Jul 1784. Died 10 Oct 1860. Buried in Staunton, OH
Churchyard.
She married George SEVER. They had the following children:
25 i. John SEVER
26 ii. Joseph SEVER
27 iii. Gideon SEVER
28 iv. Milton SEVER
29 v. Hinton SEVER
30 vi. Elizabeth SEVER
31 vii. Julie SEVER
32 viii. Mary SEVER
8. Henry MARK. Never married.
9. Elizabeth MARK. Died Young.
10. George MARK. Died Before 1831.
He married Polly FREE, 17 Oct 1816 in Ross County, OH. They had the
following children:
33 i. Frederick MARK
34 ii. Henry MARK
11. Samuel MARK. Born 14 Aug 1793. Died 3 Oct 1873.
He married Elizabeth HARE, 12 Feb 1816 in Ross County, OH (Date Is License
Date). They had the following children:
35 i. Mary MARK
36 ii. Isabel MARK
37 iii. Angeline MARK
38 iv. Joseph MARK
39 v. Henry MARK
40 vi. Thomas MARK
41 vii. Michael MARK
42 viii. Banner MARK
43 ix. John Collins MARK Col.
12. Jonathan MARK. Born 27 Dec 1795 in Probably Huntington County PA. Died
23 Jul 1852. Buried in Old Mark Graveyard.
Was a landowner and a farmer and his wife Susannah kept the stagecoach in
her home overnight on its regular run. They are both buried in the Old Mark
Cemetery on the Mark Road in Concord Twp. Fayette County, OH
He married Susannah PLOUGHER, daughter of Christian PLOUGHER (BLOUGHER?) &
Catherine DUGAL, 10/15 Sep 1818 in Fayette County, OH. Born Mar 1800 in
Probably Ross County, OH. Died 20 Aug 1875. Buried in Old Mark Graveyard.
They had the following children:
44 i. Joseph MARK
45 ii. John MARK
46 iii. David B. MARK
47 iv. James B. MARK
48 v. Mary MARK
49 vi. Margaret MARK
50 vii. Alfred H. MARK
51 viii. Samuel MARK
52 ix. Isaac Newton MARK
53 x. Mary Elizabeth MARK
Fourth Generation
13. Catherine MARK. Born Circa 1798 in Frederick County, Maryland. Died
1817.
Died in a fire her clothes caught on fire in an open fireplace. She was aged
nineteen years.
14. Joseph MARK. Born 1 Oct 1800 in Huntington County, PA. Died 13 Jun 1886
in Huntington County, PA.
He married Naomi BUSH. Born 6 Mar 1798. Died 15 Jan 1880.
15. Elizabeth MARK. Born Circa 1803 in Huntington County, Pa. Died 20 Apr
1874.
She married James WILLIAMS. Born 24 Feb 1801.
16. Susan MARK. Born 28 Feb 1805 in Chilicothe, OH. Died 13 Nov 1875, Near
Attica, IA. Buried in Indiana Chapel Cemetery, near Attica, Marion County,
IA.
She married Frederick FREE. Died 12 Jul 1862, Aged 67 Years. Buried in
Indiana Chapel Cemetery, near Attica, Marion County, IA.
They had the following children:
54 i. Mary FREE
55 ii. John W. FREE
56 iii. Joseph H. FREE
17. Margaret MARK. Born 30 Jan 1808 in Chilicothe, OH. Died 19 Feb 1870.
She married Charles WILLIAMS Dr.. Born 13 Mar 1803. Died 19 Jan 1898.
18. Abner MARK. Born 10 Jun 1810 in Ross Co. Ohio. Died 25 Jan 1898 in
Mercer County MO. Buried in Freedom Cemetery. Mercer Co. MO. Occupation
Farmer Along IA And MO Border In MO. Religion Baptist.
When Abner and Catherine started west they needed a tent so all the family
had a place to sleep, the covered wagon was far from big enough. Aaron was
nineteen, Eliza was seventeen, Marion was fifteen, Ezra was thirteen,
Benjamin was eleven, Sinia was seven, Lathan was four and Anthony was twenty
months.
Benjamin remembered the route they took to Iowa, that took them within sight
of Kankakee, IL. They crossed the Mississippi River at Clinton, IA on a
horse drawn ferry and they passed through Iowa City, then the capitol of
Iowa.
Abner remained in Marion County, Iowa until the next October when he located
permanently one and one half miles east of Pleasanton, Iowa. In Marion
County, all the good timber land was taken so as soon as his crops were in
Abner started out to see what was available. First he went to Decatur City
where Catherine's brother Rueben Burnett was, and from there he went south
of Pleasanton where his cousin John Mark, was now living. Adjoining cousin
John's land on the east and up against the IA-MO line Abner found a piece of
land that suited him. Accordingly he went to the gov't land office at
Plattsburg in Clinton County, MO and entered 152 acres of this land, paying
$1.25 an acre for it. Next year he had Cyrus Burnett (his wife's brother)
enter forty more acres for him. In order to get the railroad to come through
Pleasanton, Abner donated in 1882, this forty acres, as his contribution to
the "Old Narrow Gauge" railroad ,
Before moving, Abner came down from Marion County bringing with him Marion
and Eliza Ann and built a house. This house was built near where the present
(1941) barn stood. It was two log cabins, each about eighteen feet by
sixteen feet, placed eight feet apart and connected by an encased
passageway. The west room was the living room and the east room was the
kitchen. Later the roof of the west room was raised for an upstairs. Still
later about 1866 a frame kitchen was built on the north of the living room.
Around 1872 Abner with the help of his two sons Anthony and Benjamin built a
new frame house. Anthony took over the farm and built two rooms on the east
part of the main house. Abner and Catherine decided a few months later they
would rather live in the two new rooms. In the autumn of 1882 Abner and
Catherine went back to Ohio for a visit. They were married sixty-four years.
In appearance Abner Mark was a square, stocky build, not unlike the pictures
of Holland Dutchmen. He wore good roomy tailored jeans, pants coat and vest,
a colored shirt, brown home knitted socks and a William Penn hat. In old age
he walked with a cane. He had reddish brown or sandy colored hair which
never became more than streaked with gray. The reddish hair is suppose to
have been a heritage from his French ancestors. His eyes were blue. In the
prime of his life he was probably 5 feet 10 inches and may have at one time
weighted 180 pounds. He was a man of convictions, firm and sometimes quite
set in his ways. He believed firmly in the signs of the moon and wasn't
afraid to say so in spite of the ridicule of his sons, none of whom cared in
the least what the signs were, when they planted potatoes, sheared sheep, or
did their butchering. Catherine too believed in the signs of the moon.
Abner liked to read and kept informed on events of the day. In Ohio the
newspaper in the home was "The Cincinnati Dollar Weekly Times". In the west
this was superseded by "The Chicago Weekly Inter-Ocean". Abner was not a
talkative person, although he talked considerable with Catherine, but not a
great deal with his children when they were young. He had a friendly and
sociable disposition and he never scolded in his family, or seldom whipped.
But if he spoke warningly to the child, that child was expected to obey.
Once only once was a child
remembered to have sassed him. That once by Sinia who was told to do
something which she refused to do. Sinia received a spanking. Lathan was
once spanked severely but the reason for it could not be remembered.
Catherine scolded her children in an easy way and to which not much
attention was given. Benjamin remembered that once she spanked one of the
children and on this occasion Abner stood beside her and showed he backed
her up by saying "Lay it on! Lay it on! Lay it on!"
Catherine was of a tall, slim, rather angular build, although not especially
graceful. She had blue eyes and very light hair. She said once her hair was
never white with old age that it was always that color. Her house was
scrupulously clean and orderly and she was always a neat person. She was a
most efficient house keeper; every move counted. During the years Abner made
all his own shoes as well as for the family.
While his children were growing up, Abner made a barrel of sauerkraut each
autumn. His part in this was to wash and scour his feet very clean, climb
into the barrel and tramp down the kraut while the rest cut and emptied in
the cabbage. He said his feet were as clean for the work as a woman's hands
for making bread.
Catherine had many flowers, but as the years passed the flowers began to
disappear. The trees that had been set out began to shade the yard and took
the place of the flowers. As the years passed both began to fail, Abner
noticeably while Catherine continued to knit. When Abner was about fifty
years old lost the sight of one eye due to a whitish growth over the ball.
The growth, which caused him much pain was removed but the sight had been
destroyed. For many years he was considerably deaf so that towards the last
conversation with him became very difficult. also at times, the last year or
two of his life, his mind would wonder off a bit. He was able to get around
the house with his cane until this final sickness. He was sick for only two
weeks, and he died at age 88 . Fourteen months after he died Catherine died,
at age 84. Her mind was clear and had excellent mentality until the end.
About one o'clock p.m. before going into the stupor preceding her death she
perceiving the distressed look on the faces of her assembled children said,
"Don't make any fuss, just put me away." At five p.m. she was gone.
He married Catherine BURNETT, daughter of Thomas BURNETT & Rachel BUSH, 11
Dec 1834 in Fayette Co. OH. Born 15 Jan 1815 in Fayette Co. OH. Died 9 Mar
1899 in Mercer County, MO. Buried in Freedom Cemetery, Mercer Co. SE Part.
Religion Baptist. They had the following children:
Back: Anthony, Allen, Sinia and Ezra Front: Marion, Katie, Abner, Eliza and Benjamin
57 i. Aaron Libriand MARK
58 ii. Eliza Ann MARK
59 iii. George Marion MARK
60 iv. Ezra Jacob MARK
61 v. Benjamin Lee MARK
62 vi. Sinia Margaret MARK
63 vii. Allen Lathan MARK
64 viii. Anthony Wayne MARK
65 ix. Mary Rachel MARK
19. Rachel MARK. Born 12 Aug 1812 in Ross County, OH. Died 18 Feb 1854.
She married Abraham STUCK.
20. Mannigan MARK. Born 26 Jun 1814 in Fayette County, OH. Died 15 Dec 1898
, Near Attica, IA. Buried in Indiana Chapel Cemetery, Marion County, IA.
He farmed in section 11, Indiana Twp. Marion County, IA living near Attica.
He was born in Fayette County, OH in 1814 and in 1839 moved to Harrison
County, MO and after six years returned to Ohio and lived there for a year.
In 1846 he came to Marion County, IA and in 1881 owned a farm of 76 acres.
They lost seven of their children at a young age. When he died at age 84 he
lived next door to his son Joe. He died of a heart attack like his Dad and
three brothers had. (from obit)
He married Letitia FEAGINS, 7 Apr 1836. Born 1 Jul 1815 in Fayette County,
OH. Died 18 Jun 1896. Buried in Indiana Chapel Cemetery, Marion County, IA.
Aged 81 years.
Different obits list the first child as William Harrison and Henry H.
They had the following children:
66 i. Harrison F. MARK
67 ii. Naomi A. MARK
68 iii. Peter Harvey MARK
69 iv. Edward Harmon MARK
70 v. Ann A. MARK
71 vi. Mary E. MARK
72 vii. Jacob L. MARK
73 viii. Sarah J. MARK
74 ix. Adrian A. H. MARK
75 x. Joseph Fillmore MARK
21. Jacob LeGore MARK. Born 13 Nov 1816 in Fayette County, OH. Died 15 Mar
1887.
He married Naomi BURNETT. Born 12 Dec 1821. Died 19 Jun 1865.
22. Matilda MARK. Born 22 May 1818 in Ross County, OH. Died Sep 1845.
She married Aaron HYER. Born 21 Dec 1814. Died 1889.
23. Mathrew MARK. Born 30 Aug 1821 in Ross County, OH. Died 9 Sep 1898.
He married Hannah KIRKPATRICK. Born 16 Sep 1825. Died 30 Jan 1914.
24. Allen Lathan MARK. Born 8 Jan 1824 in Ross County, OH. Died 12 Mar 1887.
He married Frances KIRKPATRICK. Born 2 Dec 1826. Died 5 Sep 1901.
25. John SEVER.
He married Isabel MARK, daughter of Samuel MARK & Elizabeth HARE.
26. Joseph SEVER.
27. Gideon SEVER.
He married Mary MARK, daughter of Samuel MARK & Elizabeth HARE.
28. Milton SEVER.
29. Hinton SEVER.
30. Elizabeth SEVER.
31. Julie SEVER.
32. Mary SEVER.
33. Frederick MARK.
34. Henry MARK.
35. Mary MARK.
She married Gideon SEVER, son of George SEVER & Susan MARK.
36. Isabel MARK.
She married John SEVER, son of George SEVER & Susan MARK.
37. Angeline MARK.
She married GRICE.
38. Joseph MARK. Died in Died At Age Seventeen.
39. Henry MARK.
40. Thomas MARK.
He married Sina BURNETT.
41. Michael MARK.
42. Banner MARK.
43. John Collins MARK Col.
44. Joseph MARK. Born 1 Feb 1819. Died 20 Oct 1842.
Came to Iowa.
45. John MARK. Born 28 Nov 1822 in Fayette County, OH. Died 9 Sep 1899.
Buried in Indiana Chapel Cemetery, near Attica, Marion County, IA Aged 76y
9m 17d.
He came to Iowa in 1854 and was a farmer for twenty years. In 1874 ran a
mercantile business in Attica, IA.
He married Dorothy Ann COONS, 20 Dec 1849 in By Justice Of The Peace Jacob
Jamison. Born 4 Nov 1822 in Columbia County, NY. Died 23 Feb 1905. Buried in
Indiana Chapel Cemetery, near Attica, Marion County, IA
Aged 80 years.
They had the following children:
76 i. Edwin L. MARK
77 ii. Margaret A. MARK
78 iii. Alford H. MARK
79 iv. Mary E. MARK
80 v. William H. MARK
81 vi. Minnie D. MARK
82 vii. John V. MARK
83 viii. Charles A MARK
84 ix. Aosta Belle MARK
85 x. Benjamin F MARK
46. David B. MARK. Born 15 May 1827. Died 25 Jul 1828.
47. James B. MARK. Born 20 Dec 1824. Died 27 Jan 1901. Moved to IN.
He married Sarah SHARP, 17 May 1845, By Wesley Rowe, Minister.
48. Mary MARK. Born 15 Jan 1829. Died 26 Sep 1846. Buried in Mark Graveyard.
Aged seventeen years.
49. Margaret MARK. Born 25 Jul 1832. Died 13 Oct 1866.
She married Noah F. LEWIS, 27 Mar 1856, By Thomas H. Philips.
50. Alfred H. MARK. Born 23 Jun 1836. Died 18 Sep 1899.
He married Mary Jane HAINES, daughter of Isaac HAINES & Susannah LUNDY, 27
Jan 1859, By C. F. Gallaher, JP. Born 19 Jan 1839. Died 19 Aug 1918. Her
parents of Clinton County, OH.
They had the following children:
86 i. Frank MARK
87 ii. Annie Elizabeth MARK
88 iii. Charles W. MARK
89 iv. James Bruce MARK
51. Samuel MARK. Born 27 Sep 1840. Died 5 Dec 1893.
First enlisted in company H, 60th regiment. Paroled and reenlisted. He was a
member of Company F, One hundred Sixty-eight regiment, Ohio Volunteer
Infantry, as 2nd Lieutenant mustered in May 13 1864. He was twice captured
by the enemy, once at Harper's Ferry during first enlistment and once near
Cynthiana, KY on June 11, 1864 by Morgan. All his life Mr. Mark suffered
from heart trouble due to exhaustion from a forced march while a captive of
Morgan. He returned to Ohio and the family removed to Marion County, IA in
Sep. 1864 where he farmed for twelve years and then purchased eighty acres
in Buena Vista twp. in Jasper County, IA (Most from his obituary)
He married Frances A. BAUGHAN, daughter of William BAUGHAN & Katherine BUSH,
17 Mar 1863 in By J. Q. Larkin, Minister. Born 26 Mar 1843. Her parents died
young and she was raised by her uncle Jacob Bush.
They had the following children:
90 i. Rose MARK
91 ii. Armanda MARK
92 iii. Lucy J. MARK
93 iv. Olive MARK
94 v. Ada MARK
95 vi. Georgianna MARK
96 vii. Daisy R. MARK
52. Isaac Newton MARK. Born 16 Jul 1843. He either died on Oct 31, 1926 or
on Nov 1 1926.
He served in Company H, Sixteenth Ohio Infantry during the Civil War
enlisting Feb 17, 1863 at the age of 18 years.
I find a marriage record in Marion County, IA to Eliza J. BAIRD on 3 Jun
1869, Marion County, IA. Did she die soon after the marriage? I do not find
this second marriage in Marion County, IA.
He married Matilda J MORRISON, 1870. They had the following children:
97 i. G. C MARK
98 ii. R. L. MARK
99 iii. Stella MARK
100 iv. UNNAMED
101 v. UNNAMED
53. Mary Elizabeth MARK. Born 6 Oct 1846 in Concord Twp. Fayette County, OH.
Died 8 Jan 1910. Buried in Breckenridge Cemetery.
Came to Iowa in 1875 when Gracie was fourteen months old. Lived in Plymouth
neighborhood south of Durham. Benjamin served three years in an Ohio Battery
in the Civil War.
She married Benjamin Franklin JONES, 10 May 1866/67 by Joseph Morris,
Minister. Born 9 Jun 1839 in Sycamore Twp., Hamilton County, OH Near
Cincinnati. Died 3 Dec 1906. Buried in Breckenridge Cemetery.
They had the following children:
102 i. Ephraim Bertie JONES
103 ii. Fatima JONES
104 iii. Gracie May JONES
105 iv. Margaret Ada Anna Blanch (Madge) JONES
106 v. Samerellie (Rilla) JONES
107 vi. John Jonathan JONES
Fifth Generation
54. Mary FREE. Born 19 Dec 1836 in Ross County, OH. Died 14 Sep 1902 Aged
65y 8m 25d. Buried in Indiana Chapel Cemetery, near Attica, in Marion
County, IA
She married Joseph ROBUCK, 2 Apr 1857. He died 28 Jul 1905. Aged 72y 7m 4d.
Buried in Indiana Chapel Cemetery, near Attica, in Marion County, IA. He
served in CO F 40th IA Inf.
They had the following children:
108 i. Pearl ROBUCK
109 ii. Elmer ROBUCK
110 iii. Infant Boy ROBUCK
111 iv. Bertha A. ROBUCK
55. John W. FREE. Born 16 Sep 1829 in OH. Died 31 Mar 1906 in Marion County,
IA. 76 y 6m 15d. Buried in Indiana Chapel Cemetery, near Attica, in Marion
County, IA
He married Mary WALKER. Born 15 Apr 1840. Died 18 May 1926. Buried in
Indiana Chapel Cemetery, near Attica, in Marion County, IA
56. Joseph H. FREE. Born 1 Nov 1823 in OH. Died 1 May 1901 in Marion County,
IA. Aged 76 years old Buried in Indiana Chapel Cemetery, near Attica, in
Marion County, IA
He married Margaret S.. Born 30 May 1831. Died 26 Sep 1890. Buried in
Indiana Chapel Cemetery, near Attica, in Marion County, IA
They had the following children:
112 i. Charles FREE
113 ii. Hulda Jane FREE
57. Aaron Libriand MARK. Born 16 Dec 1835 in Fayette County, OH. Died 26 Aug
1856 in Attica, Marion County, IA. Buried in Indiana Chapel Cemetery,
Attica, Marion County, IA. Occupation School Teacher.
In 1855 when his father and family moved to Mercer county, MO, he stayed in
Marion County, IA where his Aunt Susan Free, lived. He died Aug 26, 1856
from blood poisoning. The infection started when he picked a pimple or boil
with a pin. Such poisoning was then called Black Erysipelas. A messenger was
sent from Attica to Pleasanton to tell his family about his death. The
messenger got off the trail and was on day and a half late arriving. Abner
and his daughter Eliza Ann started right away for Attica to attend the
funeral. When they arrived they found the funeral and burial was over due to
the messengers delay. Stone says twenty years eight months and ten days old.
58. Eliza Ann MARK. Born 7 May 1837 in Fayette County, OH. Died 6 May 1917
in Sargent, Custer County, NE. Buried in Mercer County, MO.
She married Kirby McGREW, 11 Dec 1856 in Married By Cousin Rev. John Mark.
Born 25 May 1827 in Highland County, OH. Died 7 Sep 1915 in NE. Buried in
Freedom Cemetery, Mercer County, MO. They had the following children:
114 i. Melvin McGREW
115 ii. Eliza McGREW
116 iii. Emily McGREW
117 iv. Lillie McGREW
59. George Marion MARK. Born 27 Mar 1839 in Fayette County, OH. Died 17 Aug
1918 in Near DeSoto, Dallas County, IA. Buried in Earlham Cemetery.
He enlisted in the Union Army at Chariton, IA in Aug 1861. Was 2nd Lieut.,
CO H, 1st Calvary for four and one half years in MO, AK and TX. Marion was a
very good cabinet maker, making spinning wheels by the name of Hayworth,
north of Cainsville, MO. (another date of death is 17 Jul 1937)
He married Mary Ann CHESTERNUTWOOD WRIGHT, 22 Oct 1867 in Dallas County, IA.
Born 7 May 1844 in Stark County, OH. Died 13 May 1908 in DeSoto, Dallas
County, IA. Buried in Earlham Cemetery.
She was a war widow with two small sons John and George Wright.
They had the following children:
118 i. Merlin A. MARK
119 ii. Levi E MARK
120 iii. Charles A. MARK
60. Ezra Jacob MARK. Born 17 Oct 1841 in Fayette County, OH. Died 11 Feb
1917 in McLouth, Jefferson County, NE, On A Sunday.
During the winter of 1879 Ezra and his family returned home for a visit.
They had spent eighteen months at Coose Bay. OR. He worked for a big lumber
mill at Empire City, OR. He was not able to stand the cold and wet climate
because of rheumatism.
He married Melissa J. CHILDS(CHILES), 5 Jan 1865, date might be the 15th.
Born 11 May 1849 in Polk County, IA. Died 2 Mar 1922 in Kansas City, MO.
Buried in McLouth, Jefferson County, NE. They had the following children:
121 i. Marion MARK
122 ii. Elmer MARK
123 iii. Warren J MARK
124 iv. Fred MARK
125 v. Arthur MARK
126 vi. Earl MARK
127 vii. Martha MARK
128 viii. Ralph MARK
61. Benjamin Lee MARK. Born 1 Oct 1843 in Fayette County, OH. Died 9 Jul
1935 in Pleasanton, Decatur County, IA. Buried in Hamilton Cemetery, Decatur
County, IA.
He was in the Union Army for almost three years.
He married Mary Francis FOXWORTHY, 2 Oct 1870. Born 24 Sep 1847 in
Montgomery County, IN. Died 18 Jan 1818 in Lindley Twp., Mercer County, MO.
Buried in Hamilton Cemetery, Decatur County, IA. They had the following
children:
129 i. Emma MARK
130 ii. Lawrence H. MARK
62. Sinia Margaret MARK. Born 12 Feb 1847 in Fayette Co., Ohio. Died 10 Nov
1924 in Mercer County MO. Buried in Hutchinson Cemetery, 1/2 m S Of
Pleasanton, Iowa In MO. Occupation Raised Children Taking In Wash And
Braiding Rugs.
Sinia and James lived in a little house east of her father.After James died
Sinia cared for her children by weaving rugs and doing washing for others.
She married James Monroe HOUK, son of Henry (Hawk) HOUK & Dora (Dovie)
REYNOLDS, Sunday, 4 May 1872 in Benjamin Mark's Home, Mercer County, MO.
Born 8 Jun 1851 in Indiana. Died 26 Dec 1881 in Mercer Co. MO. Buried in
Hutchinson Cemetery, 1/2 m S Of Pleasanton, Iowa, In MO. Education Could
Read And Write. They had the following children:
131 i. Theora Elma HOUK
132 ii. Ethel L. HOUK
133 iii. Henry Etna HOUK
134 iv. Emery HOUK
135 v. Sibbie (Sybbie) Ann HOUK
136 vi. Libbie Jane HOUK
63. Allen Lathan MARK. Born 24 Jan 1850 in Fayette County, OH. Died 16 Nov
1911 in Como, TX. Buried in Forest Academy Cemetery, Como, TX.
He married Sarah Mildred TONG, daughter of Joseph TONG & Sarah COLLINS, 15
Nov 1874 in Mercer County, MO. Born 4 Jan 1856 in Mercer, MO. Died 27 Dec
1915 in Dallas, TX. Buried in Forest Academy Cemetery, Como, TX. They had
the following children:
137 i. Austin MARK
138 ii. Nora Blanche MARK
139 iii. Ezra MARK
140 iv. Bessie H. MARK
141 v. Frank W. MARK
142 vi. Jessie MARK
143 vii. Oliver MARK
144 viii. Thomas MARK
145 ix. Roscoe MARK
146 x. Susan MARK
64. Anthony Wayne MARK. Born 25 Dec 1852 in Allen County, OH In A Log Cabin.
Died 1 Jan 1923 in Near Como, TX.
He married Susan Rebecca MYERS, 29 Dec 1878 in Old Bethel Church Near
Mercer, MO. Born 12 Jun 1852 in Clarion County, PA. Died 11 Dec 1845. Her
mother was a war widow.
They had the following children:
147 i. Charles MARK
148 ii. Ola MARK
149 iii. Mary Catherine MARK
150 iv. Christopher MARK
151 v. Margaret Sinia MARK
65. Mary Rachel MARK. Born 11 Nov 1856 in Mercer County, MO. Died 17 Sep
1859 in Mercer County, MO. Buried in Freedom Cemetery, Mercer County, MO.
Lived to be near three years of age.
66. Harrison F. MARK. Born 6 Apr 1837 in Fayette County, OH.
He married Sara A GOODSBY, 21 Apr 1860.
67. Naomi A. MARK. Born 2 Dec 1838 in Fayette County, OH.
68. Peter Harvey MARK. Born 4 Jan 1841 in Davis County, MO. Died 10/11 Dec
1879 in Marion County, IA. Buried in Indiana Chapel Cemetery, near Attica,
in Marion County, IA He was aged only 38y 11m 7d.
Enlisted in Company E, 8th Iowa Infantry on Sept 8, 1861 to February 28
1865. He had reenlisted as a veteran volunteer on January 1, 1864 and was
mustered out as a corporal with his company at Selma, Alabama, April 20
1866. Early in the winter of 1861 while on the march from Fort Leavenworth,
Kansas to Harrisburg, MO he came down with measles and before recovering
from them he caught a severe cold as the result of the march which left him
with a bad cough, at Shiloh in TN. He never fully recovered from that and it
cost him his life. His date of death may be the 11th. of Dec.
He married Margaret (Maggie A.) MARK, 19 Jan 1875 in Attica, Marion County,
IA. daughter of John and Dorothy (Coons) MARK. Born 17 Nov 1854 Died 19 Jul
1902 Buried in Indiana Chapel Cemetery, near Attica, in Marion County, IA
She married B. F. Neifert on 6 November 1881.
69. Edward Harmon MARK. Born 9 Apr 1842 in Davis County, MO. Died 29 Oct
1919 in Lynch, NE.
Enlisted on Aug 13 1861, Company E, 8th Iowa Infantry. Reenlisted as a
veteran volunteer on January 11, 1864 and was mustered out at Selma, Alabama
on April 20, 1866. He and his family moved to Knox County NE in the fall of
1869 and went to Boyd County, NE in the spring of 1895. He applied for his
pension January 15, 1898.
He married Carolina ROSS, 8 Dec 1867 in Knoxville, Marion County, IA. They
had the following children:
152 i. Willis MARK
153 ii. Joseph MARK
154 iii. Nina MARK
155 iv. Peter MARK
156 v. Otis MARK
157 vi. Gracie MARK
158 vii. Maggie MARK
159 viii. Nora MARK
160 ix. Ida MARK
161 x. George A. MARK
162 xi. Son MARK
70. Ann A. MARK. Born 29 Dec 1843 in Davis County, MO. Died 12 Apr 1845.
71. Mary E. MARK. Born 13 Feb 1846 in Fayette County, OH. Died 2 Jul 1868 in
Fayette County, OH. Buried in Indiana Chapel Cemetery. She was aged 22 years
4m and 19 days
She married Henn R. LEMMON on 12 Feb 1865 in Marion County, IA
72. Jacob L. MARK. Born 16 Feb 1848 in Marion County, IA. Died 1 Mar 1867.
Buried in Indiana Chapel Cemetery. He was aged 19y and 15d.
73. Sarah J. MARK. Born 17 Feb 1849 in Marion County, IA. Died 25 Mar 1850
in Marion County, IA. Buried in Indiana Chapel Cemetery.
74. Adrian A. H. MARK. Born 12 Dec 1851 in Marion County, IA. Died 29 Jun
1859 in Marion County, IA. Buried in Indiana Chapel Cemetery. Aged 7y 6m
17d.
75. Joseph Fillmore MARK. Born 12 Dec 1853 in Marion County, IA. Died 18 Aug
1921 in At The Old Mark Family Home Just South Of Attica, IA. Buried in
Indiana Chapel Cemetery, near Attica, in Marion County, IA
He married Letitia Jane FITZGERALD, 13 Jul 1876. Born 13 Mar 1853. Died Jan
1931. Buried in Indiana Chapel Cemetery, near Attica, in Marion County, IA
Other dates for L. Jane 1858-1938; 1858-1934
They had the following children:
163 i. Lucy Maud A. MARK
164 ii. Carrie Lois MARK
165 iii. James Garfield (Jack) MARK
166 iv. Nora Vashti MARK
167 v. Mary Hanrieeta MARK
168 vi. Velta Fay MARK
169 vii. Charles Aura MARK
170 viii. Freddie Donnel MARK
171 ix. Dewey Merritt MARK
76. Edwin L. MARK. He married Jamina E. Priaulx 25 Dec 1877 in Marion
County, IA
77. Margaret A. MARK. Born 17 Nov 1854. Died 19 Jul 1902. Buried in Indiana
Chapel Cemetery, near Attica, in Marion County, IA
She first married Peter H. MARK #68, 19 Jan 1875, Marion County, IA. He was
the son of Mannigan and Letitie Feagins MARK
She second married B. F. NEIFERT, 6 Nov 1881, Marion County, IA. Born 1 Mar
1856. Died 7 Jun 1913. Buried in Indiana Chapel Cemetery, near Attica, in
Marion County, IA
78. Alford H. MARK. Born 1 Apr 1858. Died 23 May 1913. Buried in Indiana
Chapel Cemetery, near Attica, in Marion County, IA
He married Martha F. (Mattie) SWEEN, 19 Mar 1884 in Marion County, IA. Born
16 Jan 1862. Died 25 Feb 1936/1939. Buried in Indiana Chapel Cemetery, near
Attica, in Marion County, IA
They had the following children:
172 i. Bessie MARK
173 ii. Grace MARK
174 iii. Lois MARK
79. Mary E. MARK. Born 1864. Died 1943 Buried in Indiana Chapel Cemetery,
near Attica, in Marion County, IA
She married Oscar F. PARKER. 10 Mar 1882 in Marion County, IA. Born 1858.
Died 1929. Buried in Indiana Chapel Cemetery, near Attica, in Marion County,
IA
80. William H. MARK. Born 1866. Died 1915. Buried in Gullion Cemetery, near
Attica, Marion County, IA.
He married Nora B.. Born 1868. Died 1950. Buried in Gullion Cemetery, near
Attica, Marion County, IA
81. Minnie D. MARK. Lived at Halstead, KS
She married Jessie CATHCART.
82. John V. MARK. Lived Halstead, KS.
Children:
175 i. William MARK
83. Charles A MARK. Died 9 Aug 1861. Buried in Indiana Chapel Cemetery, near
Attica, in Marion County, IA. Aged 1y 3m 16d
84. Aosta Belle MARK. Died 19 Jan 1865. Buried in Indiana Chapel Cemetery,
near Attica, in Marion County, IA. Aged 2y 9m 18d.
85. Benjamin F MARK. Died 2 Apr 1863. Buried in Indiana Chapel Cemetery,
near Attica, in Marion County, IA. Aged 11y 4m 6d.
86. Frank MARK. Born Feb 1860. Died 1876. Kicked by a gentle horse.
87. Annie Elizabeth MARK. Born 25 Jan 1862. Died 2 Jun 1901.
She married John G. COUCH, 16 Feb 1882. Born 12 Aug 1856. Died 28 Nov 1939.
They had the following children:
176 i. Nora Maud COUCH
177 ii. Edna Mae COUCH
178 iii. Harry Mark COUCH
179 iv. Martha Louella COUCH
88. Charles W. MARK. Born 16 Mar 1864. Died 7 Sep 1916.
He first married Martha J. BUSH, 3 Mar 1887. Died 31 Oct 1904.
He second married Mary Armilda RODGERS, 3 Jul 1906. Born 5 Nov 1885. They
had the following children:
180 i. Charlene MARK
181 ii. Georgiana MARK
89. James Bruce MARK. Born 16 Mar 1867. Died 5 Nov 1929.
He married Martha Eldora CURTIS, 4 Apr 1893. Born 10 Aug 1870. Died 9 Apr
1962. They had the following children:
182 i. Mary Kathryne MARK
183 ii. Harold Curtis MARK
90. Rose MARK. Born 2 Aug 1864.
She married William H DRAKE.
91. Armanda MARK. Died Young
92. Lucy J. MARK. Born 16 Sep 1868.
She married Charles SCOVILLE.
93. Olive MARK. Died Young
94. Ada MARK. Born 10 Apr 1875.
She married George P. SAMPSON.
95. Georgianna MARK. Born 1878. Died Young
96. Daisy R. MARK. Born 17 Dec 1880.
She married Charles J SAMPSON.
97. G. C MARK.
98. R. L. MARK.
99. Stella MARK
She married John MOON, 21 Dec 1898 in Marion County, IA
100. .
She married Victor Elsea MADISON.
101. .
She married Verna COMBS.
102. Ephraim Bertie JONES. Born 25 Feb 1868 in Concord Twp, Fayette County,
OH. Lived in Sioux City.
He married Elizabeth.
103. Fatima JONES. Born 15 Nov 1873. Died 5 Oct 1874.
104. Gracie May JONES. Born 13 Aug 1874. Died 1944. Buried in Graceland
Cemetery in Knoxville, Marion County, IA
Lived Oran, MN.
She married Roso. C. McMILLEN. 18 Jul 1899 in Marion County, IA. Born 1877.
Died 1951. Buried in Graceland Cemetery in Knoxville, Marion County, IA.
105. Margaret Ada Anna Blanch (Madge) JONES. Born 16 Jan 1879. Lived in
Knoxville, IA
She married Charles W. McMILLEN 1 Mar 1899 in Marion County, IA. Born 6 Mar
1874. Died 2O May 1918. Buried in Graceland Cemetery, Marion County, IA
106. Samerellie (Rilla) JONES. Born 26 Aug 1882. Lived Jacksonville, MO
She married Ed CAULKINS.
107. John Jonathan JONES. Born 3 Aug 1884. Lived at home at time of mother's
death.
Sixth Generation
108. Pearl ROBUCK.
109. Elmer ROBUCK.
110. Infant Boy ROBUCK.
111. Bertha A. ROBUCK. Died 13 Oct 1885. Aged 18y 10m and 17d.
112. Charles FREE. Born 15 Nov 1861. Died 21 Dec 1938. Buried in Indiana
Chapel Cemetery, near Attica, in Marion County, IA
He married Dora Bell GULLION Born 24 Apr 1864. Died 2 Oct 1943.
Buried in Indiana Chapel Cemetery, near Attica, in Marion County, IA
113. Hulda Jane FREE. Born 1 Jan 1854, Near Attica, IA. Died 16 Sep 1909,
Near Everest, IA. Buried in Indiana Chapel Cemetery, near Attica, in Marion
County, IA. Aged 55y 6m 16d
She married Willis E. FEAGINS. Born 22 Sep 1850. Died 14 Mar
1921. Buried in Indiana Chapel Cemetery, near Attica, in Marion County, IA
114. Melvin McGREW. Born 24 Sep 1857.
115. Eliza McGREW.
116. Emily McGREW.
She married GOODRICH.
117. Lillie McGREW.
She married J. O. MITCHELL.
Her step children are:
184 i. Malinda MITCHELL
185 ii. Brandon MITCHELL
186 iii. Marion MITCHELL
118. Merlin A. MARK.
He married Nora CARTER.
119. Levi E MARK.
120. Charles A. MARK.
121. Marion MARK.
122. Elmer MARK.
123. Warren J MARK.
124. Fred MARK.
125. Arthur MARK.
126. Earl MARK.
127. Martha MARK.
128. Ralph MARK.
129. Emma MARK. Born Circa 1873.
She was a school teacher and completed a lot of this material on Peter mark
line.
130. Lawrence H. MARK. Born Circa 1874. Died 1933.
He married Mirtis Loretta.
131. Theora Elma HOUK. Born 13 Apr 1867.
She was five years old when James Houk married her mother.
She married Joe MOORE. They had the following children:
187 i. Earl MOORE
188 ii. Ray MOORE
189 iii. Cleo MOORE
190 iv. Harvey MOORE
191 v. Roy MOORE
132. Ethel L. HOUK. Born 7 Feb 1873. Died 12 Jan 1960.
She married R. H. WELDON. They had the following children:
192 i. Elsie WELDON
193 ii. Nellie WELDON
133. Henry Etna HOUK. Born 20 Oct 1874. Died 7 Feb 1968.
He married Ella ROBERTSON.
They had the following children:
194 i. Willis A. HOUK
195 ii. Florence HOUK
196 iii. James H. HOUK
197 iv. Margaret Mina HOUK
198 v. Charles K. HOUK
199 vi. Earl HOUK
200 vii. Fern HOUK
201 viii. Mabel HOUK
134. Emery HOUK. Born 12 Dec 1876. Died 13 Jan 1917.
135. Sibbie (Sybbie) Ann HOUK. Born 4 Nov 1879 in Mercer County, MO. Died 20
Oct 1989 in Leon, Iowa. Buried in Hamilton Cemetery, Hamilton Twp., Decatur
County, Iowa. Occupation Housewife, Raised Huge Gardens. Education Could
Read And Write. Religion Nazarene. Died 20 Oct 1989 (almost 110 Years old)
She married William Ernest ARGO, son of Alden Darrow ARGO & Nancy Elvira
MARRS, 1 Jan 1896 in Near Pleasanton, IA. Born 22 Aug 1875 in Mercer County,
MO. Died 26 Aug 1958 in Pleasanton, Iowa. Buried in Hamilton Cemetery,
Hamilton Twp., Decatur Co. Iowa. Occupation Woodworker , Mayor Of
Pleasanton-26 Yrs. Education Could Read And Write. Religion ?.
Living in Grundy County MO in Lincoln twp. in 1910 census which William
Ernest was the census taker for. (Una was 13) In Mercer County MO near
Robert Newton Leepers and attended Willis school (near Pleasanton IA) where
Una Argo (age 15) and Bill Leeper met. Lived in Decatur County, IA near
Pleasanton and in Pleasanton several times too. William Argo was mayor of
Pleasanton. IA. He was a woodworker and did some of the fine woodwork in a
few churches. Made the casket for Robert Newton Leeper when he died.
Research: Una Argo Leeper Bible, Virginia Peiffer Clio, Iowa records, 1910
Grundy Co census, Mercer County - Princeton Telegraph Jan 8, 1986
They had the following children:
203 ii. Herbert Miles ARGO
204 iii. Alden Etna (Babe) ARGO
205 iv. Elizabeth Meldora (Lizzie) ARGO
206 v. Alice Margaret ARGO
207 vi. Melvin Cleo ARGO
208 vii. Roy Emory ARGO
209 viii. Ina Gay ARGO
210 ix. Angeline "Ruth" ARGO
136. Libbie Jane HOUK. Born 4 Nov 1879 in Mercer County, MO. Died 18 Jan
1970 in Fontane, Kansas.
She had the following child:
215 i. Hershel F. (Hack) HOUK
She then married Clarence FRENCH. They had the following children:
211 i. Elsie FRENCH
212 ii. Mona FRENCH
213 iii. Margaret FRENCH
214 iv. Robert FRENCH
137. Austin MARK.
He married Ollie NORRIS. They had the following children:
216 i. Rose MARK
138. Nora Blanche MARK. Died 7 Feb 1878.
139. Ezra MARK. Born 7 Oct 1880. Died 13 Aug 1898.
Accidentally shot and killed as a young man.
140. Bessie H. MARK.
She married HAGAN.
141. Frank W. MARK. Born 30 Jun 1885. Died 28 Oct 1903.
Caught in a saw mill and died.
142. Jessie MARK.
143. Oliver MARK.
144. Thomas MARK.
145. Roscoe MARK.
146. Susan MARK.
She married LAIR.
147. Charles MARK.
148. Ola MARK.
She married Irvin FISHER.
149. Mary Catherine MARK.
She married SMITH.
150. Christopher MARK.
151. Margaret Sinia MARK.
She married CRAIG.
152. Willis MARK.
153. Joseph MARK.
154. Nina MARK.
155. Peter MARK.
156. Otis MARK.
157. Gracie MARK.
158. Maggie MARK.
159. Nora MARK.
160. Ida MARK.
161. George A. MARK.
162. Son MARK.
163. Lucy Maud A. MARK. Born 22 Feb 1877 in Marion County, IA. Died 29 Apr
1904.
She married Edward W. SCULL, 1 Jan 1899 in Marion County, IA.
164. Carrie Lois MARK. Born 20 Apr 1879 in Marion County, IA. Died 20 Nov
1968. Buried in Gullion Cemetery, South Of Attica.
165. James Garfield (Jack) MARK. Born 15 Sep 1881. Died 2 May 1963. Buried
in Zion Cemetery, North Of Attica, IA.
He married Miriam Edith RANKIN Born 29 Dec 1892. Died 14 Oct
1990. Buried in Zion Cemetery, Marion County, IA.
They had two children
166. Lenora Vashti MARK. Born 12 Dec 1883. Died 3 Jan 1951. Buried in
Gullion Cemetery.
She first married Frank C. ALLEN Died Of Typhoid In 1907.
She second married Wallace WERALI They had the following
children:
219 i. Baby Boy WERALI
167. Mary Hanrieeta MARK. Born 6 Apr 1886. Died 31 Oct 1966.
She married James I. BRIDGES Died 27 Apr 1949. Buried in Long Beach, CA.
They had three children
168. Velta Fay MARK. Born 18 Mar 1889. Died 3 May 1962. Buried in Bethany,
MO.
She married Herman Milo HAMMOND Died 6 Sep 1968.
They had ten children
169. Charles Aura MARK. Born 8 Jan 1892. Died 8 Apr 1925. Buried in Indiana
Chapel Cemetery.
He married Georgia Olive POTTS. They were divorced 1919.
They had two children
170. Freddie Donnel MARK. Born 27 Mar 1895. Died 8 Apr 1954. Buried in
Sunnyside Memorial Park, Long Beach, CA.
He married Mabel FOX. Died 1952. Buried in Sunnyside Memorial Park,
Long Beach, CA.
They had three children
171. Dewey Merritt MARK. Born 2 Oct 1897. Died 26 Jan 1973.
He married Hazel Blanche HEDRICK
They had six children
172. Bessie Alice MARK.
She married George Wilbur HUFFMAN
173. Grace (Grayce) MARK.
She married Claud Irl BAKER
174. Lois MARK.
175. William MARK. Born in Died Young. Wagon with a load of hay ran over
him.
176. Nora Maud COUCH. Born 10 Jan 1883.
She first married Floyd EICHELBERGER
She second married A. Ford ERVIN
177. Edna Mae COUCH. Born 16 Apr 1885. Died 27 May 1919.
She married Earl SPARKS
178. Harry Mark COUCH. Born 18 Sep 1887.
He first married Huldah JOHNSON
He second married Nancy Rodgers MONTGOMERY.
179. Martha Louella COUCH. Born 4 May 1894.
She married Roy PFEIF(F)ER, 22 Dec 1917. Born 20 Jul 1896.
182. Mary Kathryne MARK. Born 8 Dec 1893.
She married Bruce Asbury KING
183. Harold Curtis MARK. Born 1 Nov 1898.
He married Doris Loti SUTTON
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