1. <Unknown>¹ Fauquier

Notes for <Unknown> Fauquier:

Research notes for Fauquier derivatives in NJ marriage bonds.

These are all from Vol. F (FHLC 0888703)

#039; John FARQUAR of Bridgetown in the County of Burlington, waterman, and Peter ALLINSON (ALLISON) of the same place, joyner... [bound to]... Jonathan BELCHER, Governor... 500 pounds... 28 July 1750. ... John FARQUAR... obtained license of marriage for himself and for Hannah CLARK of the same place, spinster... [w] Jo's SCATTERGOOD

#248; Samuel FORKER and John WOOLSTON of Northampton in the County of Burlington... [bound to]... William LIVINGSTON, Governor... 500 pounds... 17 March 1781. ... certificate of marriage between Samuel FORKER... and Sarah KNIGHT... [w] blank

note: Samuel Carr Forker is from Burlington, NJ and is in the "Political Graveyard"

Born in New Jersey. U.S. Representative from New Jersey 2nd District, 1871-1873. Interment at Mount Holly Cemetery, Mount Holly, N.J.

1 May 1775 will of Josiah White of Mt. Holly, Burlington, NJ: John Farquar witnesses, proved 20 Jan 1781.

27 Nov 1782 the will of William Calvert of Mount Holly, Burlington, NJ: Witnessed by John Farquar; proved 3 Jan 1783.

1785 the will of ? Haines in Mt. Holly, witnessed by Adam Forker and proved 18 Oct 1785. Adam Forker's family is in this file. His wife's name was Lippincott, whose ancestor was Restore Lippincott. Likely a coincidence to the descendants of William Fauquier, whose name Restora or Restorer came through (likely) the Hardwick and Mealer families.

A Joseph Bozarth from Burlington, NJ married in Virginia and served in the Revolution with Sergn. James Forker:

"HISTORICAL REGISTER of VIRGINIANS IN THE REVOLUTION", Soldier -Sailors - Marines 1775-1783, by John H. Gwathmey, Introduction by Dr. H.J. Eckenrode,Director of the Virginia Division of History and Archaeology. The Dietz Press, Publishers Richmond Virginia.

A pay roll of Capt. William McCluers Company of Militia in the County of Jefferson and State of Virginia in Col. William Linns Batalion under Command of Col. George Rogers Clark against the Shanaway Indians in the year 1780 from the 9th day of July to the 19th day of August. Bouth days included."

Memo: 6 generations

Child of <Unknown> Fauquier is:

2. William² Fauquier (<Unknown>¹) was born Bef. 1743, and died Abt. 1788. He married Rebekah May Abt. 25 Jul 1763 in Egg Harbor, Gloucester Co., NJ, daughter of George May. She was born Bef. 1748.

Notes for William Fauquier:

Could this be William Henry Fauquier, son of William Fauquier and Grace Warner of London? He was born about the right time, and a grandson shares the same name.

Or William Farquhar or William Forquer or William Faulkner (see Currituck Co., NC will of father-in-law George May dated 29 Sep 1784) George, William, Henry, James and John sons of William Farquhar by my daughter Rebecca.

Some land records and tax lists spell Faulkner and Fowler.

His marriage in Gloucester Co., NJ described as follows:

"FHLC 0888703; Vol. F:

#103; John FARQUOR (FORKER) and John DOE and Richard ROE (only "DOE" and "ROE" in the signatures - no given names or abbreviations)... [bound to]... William FRANKLIN, Governor... 500 pounds... 25 July 1763.

... William FARQUEKER / FORQUER... obtained license of marriage for himself and for Elizabeth MAY of the County of Gloster*... [w] Gab'l BLOND [consent] July 20, 1763, Eggharbour*... they are safe in granting of a liesanc for William FORKER to marry my daughter Rebecka MAY for it with my consent... [signed] George MAY" [Note: Gabriel Blond is noted in Burlington, NJ in 1739, where another Farquhar / Forker family is known to have resided during this period. Gabriel witnessed the will of Robert Sutton in Burlington, NJ in 1766]. Gabriel's name is often abbreviated Gab Blond and he witnessed a number of marriages in Burlington.

NJ tax lists:

One the same film that includes George May's land info: 1774 William Faulkner owned 5 acres improved (value 100 pounds), 5 uninmproved. In 1783 1 saw mill. William Sr., also 1783, Also 300 improved acres, 2 horses, 7 cattle 1 tavern. Son George had a sawmill in 1783.

A family Bible indicates this was the father of George Fauquier that married Flora Haymon, probably in Currituck Co., NC. WFT Disk 4, Tree 696 indicates that William May Fauquier, b 9 Jan 1773, was a child of William and Rebecca, and that William was the son of John Francis Fauquier from France & England. However, the death date of John Francis Fauquier (1728) likely pre-dates the birth date of this William. Interestingly, both men died in presumably the same year, though on different continents.

A Jane Forker or Jane Farquehr or Jane Forquer of Jessamine Co., KY married John McComsey. This family has not been linked to that Jane yet.

William was paid for being in the Service of Gideon Lamb during the Revolution, paid cash for repairing guns, listed as Wm. Focker. Recorded after 12 Nov 1775, he was paid one pound.

Notes for Rebekah May:

Also called Elizabeth May.

A family legend says she was "the daughter of an Irish sea captain in New Jersey" who in about 1780 moved with her husband William Fauquier to Currituck Co., NC.

Children of William Fauquier and Rebekah May are:

3. George³ Fauquier (William², <Unknown>¹) was born 25 Aug 1765 in Poss. NJ, and died 18 Oct 1832 in Union Co., KY. He married Flora Hayman 07 Feb 1788 in Currituck Co., NC, daughter of Joseph Hayman and Flora Roberts. She was born Bet. 1763 - 23 May 1765 in poss. Currituck Co., NC, and died 05 Feb 1853.

Notes for George Fauquier:

In 1783 George Fauquier had a sawmill (tax list) in New Jersey.

This George Fauquier was likely in Norfolk, VA around 178?-97/1803 (Edenton Dist., Currituck Co., 1790 VA census) and in Kentucky from around 1797/1803-1832. Currituck Co., NC is the most northeast county in North Carolina, bordering Norfolk, VA. One indication that he moved to Fleming Co., KY in 1802; he sold land in Currituck in 1803 (or received cash then). He purchased 102 acres of farm land in 1804 in Fleming County located "on the waters of Johnstons fork of the Licking." Fleming Co. today is in northeastern Kentucy, with the County seat at Flemingsburg. Some of George and Flora's children were born there. George and Flora were later in Union Co., KY, where George died and Flora was mentioned on a later census. Union Co., KY is in northwestern Kentucky, on the Ohio river. The county seat is Morganfield.

George was listed as a blacksmith in some deed records:

This indenture made this 20th day of Nov. in the year of our Lord one-thousand-seven-hundred and ninety-seven between George Forker of the County of Currituck and state of North Carolina Black Smith of the one part and Mary Ballance widow of the other part witnesseth that the said George Forker for and in consideration of the sum of 200 Dollars to him in hand paid by the said Mary Ballance the receipt where of the George Forker and Flora Forker his wife doth hereby acknowledge and themselves there with to be fully satisfied contented and paid he the said George Forker hath bargained and so to conveyed and confirmed and by these presents doth grant Bargain and sell convey and confirm unto the said Mary Ballance her heirs and assigns forever one certain tract or parcel of land situated lying and being in County of Currituck near the great Swamp Bridge beginning at a Beach standing on the East side of the Road in a line which divides said land from that of John Towers thence with the said line on Easterly course to a piece of land called the Light swamp that formerly belonged to Thomas Hayman thence with said line to Henry Wilsons line thence with said line to the road leading from the Great Swamp Bridge to Virginia thence with Road the various courses there of to the first Station containing one hundred acres more or less together with all privileges and appertenences to the same belonging or in any wise appertaining to have and to hold the afsd premises with all the appertuntnances unto the said Mary Ballance her heirs and assigns forever and the said George Forker and Flora his wife will forever up in warrant and forever Defend the afore mentioned premises unto the said Mary Ballance her hris and assigns as their council Learned in the Law shall be reasonably devised or required in Witness of where the said George Forker and Flora his wife have here unto set their hands and seals the day and year above written sealed signed and delivered in the presence of

Griffen Soug, Edw. Doughty s/ George Forker Flora X Forker (her mark)

1801 Feb 20 Caleb Cox - George Forker

Land near the Great Swamp Bridge beginning at (olycom) a corner of said George Forkers land thence binding his line to a corner pine standing in my line thence a direct course by a line of marked trees to the Eastern end of the Sitty Old Field thence along the Northward Side of said Citty Old field to the westard and then continuing the same course to Tho's Coxes line thence with his line to the First stations Gum containing fifteen acres bi the same more or less. (witnesses Tho's Mason and James X Forker his mark)

One Matthias Forquier was in the index ; no more known.

"Lawyers and Lawmakers of Kentucky" compiled by H. Lewis, 1897 indicates that George Fauquier "was a son of Thomas Fauquier, who removed from Virginia to North Carolina in the eighteenth century." A Bible record and the will of his grandfather George May link George as a son of William Fauquier and Rebekah (unknown). The information about Virginia alludes to the Fauquier County which is named for (probable) cousin Francis Fauquier, but since the Governor's family and this family were living at the same time, any link will likely come a generation earlier in England. Naming conventions, including Thomas, William and Henry, however common, are consistent in the family which emigrated from England to Canada as well as in this family.

George witnessed a ded in Currituck styled "Nov. Term 1802" fo Uzziah McPharson to Edward Garrett (Deed Bk 3. p.331) and his name was listed "Geor Forker"

In a Currituck deed (book 3, pp. 441-2) Jesse Ives & wife, Marian (Cherry) Ives to Edward Garrett: " ... eastward along John Powers line thence running a north easterly course to George Forkers line thence along the sd. Forkers line northwesterly to Samuel Powers line thence ..."

http://www.rootsweb.com/~kyunion/1820_census.txt

1820 Census of Union Co., KY

1830 Census of Union Co., KY as George Forequier

Notes for Flora Hayman:

or Flora Haymon. Her birth date according to a Bible (not contemporary with her life) indicated she was born after her presumed father's death date, by longer than a year. She may have been born earlier, as it seems unlikely she could have been born to one of the sons of Flora Roberts.

1840 Census of Union Co., KY as Flora Fauquier.

Children of George Fauquier and Flora Hayman are:

6. James F.³ Fauquher (William² Fauquier, <Unknown>¹) was born Abt. 28 Jul 1772 in Poss. NJ, and died 11 Jun 1841 in Vanderburgh Co., IN. He married (1) <Unknown> Bef. 1793 in prob. NC. He married (2) Elizabeth Tully 15 Nov 1807 in Fleming Co., KY. She was born Bef. 1792 in Oyster Bay, NY, and died 06 Sep 1868 in Vanderburgh Co., IN.

Notes for James F. Fauquher:

Or James F. Fauquher. Biography of his granddaughter's husband indicates that his wife was "Margaret" in 1814 when Lydia was born. Did Elizabeth Tully go by Margaret?

Resided in Fleming Co., KY until 1820, then moved to Vanderburg Co., IN., just across the river from Union Co., KY. James Fauquhar. hyard@sigecom.net Michael Hillyard descends from this line (May, 2002)

Did he have a daughter by an unknown first wife in NC (the daughter is named Mary), who married Joseph Elston 9 Mar 1809 in Henry Co., KY?

About 1820 and 1821 John and Morrison Fitzgerald, James F. Fauquhar, Nickolas Long, and the Judkins family, became a part of this settlement. (identified as a few cabins raised in a cluster in sections 5 and 6, German Twp.) They did not come together, but each family, some of them having been for some time in neighboring localities, drifted in singly, and took their places in the small and slowly increasing community. James Fauquhar was always upright, and was tolerably "well fixed" financially for his day. He was one of the very few old settlers who in this township bought his land from the government and passed it on to his children. William Farquhar, a son of James, the pioneer, and probably the oldest native born citizen of the township, though only sixty-four years of age, still resides on the land entered by his father. John Fauquhar, now a resident of Evansville, and Mrs. Lydia Saunders, of Union Township, are the only other surviving descendants of James Fauquhar.

History of Vanderburgh County, Indiana - Brant & Fuller 1889

James' tombstone included an inscription: "Aged 68 yr. 10 mos. 14 days"

Will of James Fauquhar - Vanderburgh Co., IN, Book B, Pg 22-23

Dated: Dec. 8, 1841

Probate: Sept. 24, 1845 (1846)

To all to whom these presents may come

I James Fauqher of the County of Vanderburgh and State of Indiana, do declare this to be my Will and Testament, hereby revoking all former wills and testaments I may have had made.

First I give and bequeath unto my wife Elizabeth Fauquher all my Estate both Real and personal during her natural life and after her death I bequeath it as follows

First I give and bequeath unto my son John Tully Fauqher ninety acres on the west side of the North east quarter of Section Six in Township six south of Range eleven west in the District of Lands offered for sale at Vincennes and the remainder of said quarter section on the east side thereof unto my son William May Fauqher to them their heirs and their assigns forever. Also the east half of the South east quarter of Section thirty one in Township five south in Range Eleven west in said District I give and bequeath unto the said John Tully Fauquher and half of the west side thereof and the remainder unto William May Fauquher to their heirs and assigns forever and to my two daughters Matilda Hopkins and Lydia Evans Sanders I the said James Fauquher do hereby bequeath ten dollars each to be paid out of my personal estate.

To my three sons Hiram Tully Fauquher John Tully Evans Fauquher and William May Fauquher all the residue of my personal estate after the use of it by my said wife as afore said I give and bequeath to them to be equally divided between them. But if my son William now under age should die before he arrives at the age of twenty one years and should leave no lawful or legitimate issue then his part shall go to his Brothers John & Hiram

In witness whereof I have hereunto my hand and seal this 8th day of December 1841

James Fauquher (by mark)

New Salem Cemetery in Evansville includes these family members:

WJ FAUQUHER B. 6 Nov 1848- 17 Feb 1901

Daniel W. 1860-1914 M. Fannie G. ? 1861-1939

Myrtle E. FAUQUHer 1890-1962

Silas Edgar FAUQUHER 1887-1948 M. Myrtle Belle 1895-1989

Serepta FAUQUHER 1859-1936

James FAUQUHER 10 Dec 1848-19 Feb 1870

Cynthia J FAUQUHER 15 May 1964-16 Jun 1864

Mary A FAUQUHER 18 Jul 1866- 19 Jul 1866

John T. E. FAUQUHER 18 Nov 1820-31 Dec 1891 M. Pheraba ? 9 Oct 1838-31 Dec 1860

Hiram FAUQUHER 10 Apr 1811-16 Apr 1883

Datha_ _ _ _ FAUQUHER B. Stone unreadable d. __ 4, 1854

James FAUQUHER D.11 Jun 1846 68ys,10mo,14dys M. Elizabeth ? 8 May1847-6 Sep 1868

David FAUQUHER son of James 7 Elizabeth D. 2 Jul 1839 22yrs,9mo,2dys

Caroline FAUQUHER dau of James & Elizabeth D. 6 Apr 1839 11yrs,9mo,3dys

George W. FAUQUHER son of J & L 8 Jun 1834-4 Dec 1834

Henery FAUQUHER son of J & M 10 Jul 1867- 10Jul 1867

Nancy FAUQUHER consort of John E. Wood 28 Jul 1809-26 Jun 1841

Elizabeth FAUQUHER 9 Dec 1840- 22 Mar 1841 dau of Nancy Father was John Wood

William C. 1879-1965 M. Margaret D. ? 1881-1969

More About James F. Fauquher:

Burial: Campground Cem, Vanderburg Co., IN

Notes for Elizabeth Tully:

could be Elizabeth Kelly - handwriting from her granddaughter. There was an indication that Oyster Bay was in Maryland, but the only town of that name was in New York.

More About Elizabeth Tully:

Burial: Campground Cem, Vanderburg Co., IN

Child of James Fauquher and <Unknown> is:

Children of James Fauquher and Elizabeth Tully are:

7. William May³ Fauquier (William², <Unknown>¹) was born 09 Jan 1773 in Poss. NJ, and died 1827 in Norfolk, VA. He married (1) Nancy 'Anne' Benthall 10 Dec 1801 in Princess Anne Co., VA, daughter of William Benthall and Agnes <Unknown>. She was born 01 May 1784, and died 15 Mar 1852. He married (2) Nancy Dustan Bef. 1827 in Norfolk, VA.

Notes for William May Fauquier:

William M. Farquher witnessed the will of Benjamin Linton, dated 15 Mar 1798 and recorded 25 Jun 1798. The executor was Edward Doughty. Note: The family of Edward Doughty was also from New Jersey and a daughter of one Edward Doughty married Abel Lee, the son of Mary Scull; the Scull family intermarried with the family of Capt. George May of Egg Harbor and Mays Landing (the "other" George May).

William May Fauquier owned a chemist store in Norfolk, VA, where he married.

Notes for Nancy 'Anne' Benthall:

A Benthall Family with a Nancy by 1784 can be found at: http://www.esva.net/ghotes/ghotes5o.htm in 2002. Another at: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~digginforroots/benthall/benthalljoseph.htm

William Benthall and Agnes? is the only Benthall couple that is listed with an Agnes, though William appears likely to be at least one generation too old.

1801, 10 December, William M. Forguher and Nancy Benthall, daughter of Agnes

It is not proven that she is linked to the right parents.

Children of William Fauquier and Nancy Benthall are:

9. Thomas⁴ Fauquier (George³, William², <Unknown>¹) was born 25 Oct 1790 in Currituck Co., NC or near Norfolk, VA, and died 01 Feb 1845 in Miami Co., OH. He married Phoebe Hathaway 24 Feb 1815 in Miami Co., OH, daughter of Ephraim Hathaway and Hannah <Unknown>. She was born 31 Mar 1800 in OH, and died 13 Sep 1850 in Miami Co., OH.

Children of Thomas Fauquier and Phoebe Hathaway are:

10. Drusilla⁴ Fauquier (George³, William², <Unknown>¹) was born 03 Mar 1793 in Currituck Co., NC, and died 1862 in prob. Union Co., KY. She married William Davis Bef. 1822 in Fleming Co., KY, son of John Duncan Davis. He was born Bef. 1795 in Flemingsburg, near Lexington, Fleming, KY, and died in Webster Co., KY.

Notes for Drusilla Fauquier:

or Druzilla Fauquier, sometimes called Druzilla Forker (see History of Union County, KY)

Notes for William Davis:

Served in the War of 1812.

Children of Drusilla Fauquier and William Davis are:

11. Sarah⁴ Fauquier (George³, William², <Unknown>¹) was born 23 Jul 1795 in Currituck Co., NC. She married James Roseburgh Kirkpatrick 24 Mar 1814 in Fleming Co., KY, son of Samuel Kirkpatrick and Martha Roseburgh. He was born Bet. 15 Mar 1790 - 15 Mar 1792 in PA, and died 22 Sep 1873 in Vanderburgh Co., IN.

Notes for Sarah Fauquier:

Written Sarah Fauquah in a daughter's marriage record. Sarah Fauquher in the Kirkpatrick genealogy.

Notes for James Roseburgh Kirkpatrick:

JAMES & wife SARAH and (James's brother) SAMUEL JR, born 24 May 1798 in KY, rode a flat boat down the Ohio River to Gibson Co, IN in time for the 1820 census.

Children of Sarah Fauquier and James Kirkpatrick are:

12. Lova Ann 'Love'⁴ Fauquier (George³, William², <Unknown>¹) was born 29 Dec 1797 in Currituck Co., NC, and died 1889. She married John Bowden Bef. 1833. He was born 08 Sep 1787 in Bristol, England, and died in KY.

Notes for Lova Ann 'Love' Fauquier:

Sometimes shown as Lova A. Farquier.

Notes for John Bowden:

Crossed the Atlantic in around 1815-1818, emigrated to Baltimore. In 1820 took up his residence in Kentucky. A cabinet-maker and architect.

Children of Lova Fauquier and John Bowden are:

14. William Henry⁴ Fauquier (George³, William², <Unknown>¹) was born 02 Sep 1802 in Fleming Co., KY, and died 24 Jan 1864 in Donaldsonville, Ascension, LA. He married Anthem Marie Hardwick 08 Aug 1839 in Donaldsonville, Ascension, LA, daughter of James Hardwick and Nancy Mealer. She was born Abt. 1820 in Franklin Co., AL, and died 21 Sep 1878 in New Orleans, Orleans, LA.

Notes for William Henry Fauquier:

The family Bible indicates that William was born 2 Sep 1802. Census records indicate he claimed to be born around 1810, and his obituary indicates he was born around 1812.

A local history The Flight Of A Century by Sidney Albert Marchand (1936) lists an 1848 civic recognition by the town elders of Donaldsonville to heroes of the war with Mexico. W. H. Fauquier is listed as one of the committee honoring young soldiers.

He is said to have been the mayor of Donaldsonville in 1861-62, but exited Donaldsonville during 1862 after New Orleans fell in April & Donaldsonville in August.

William Henry Fauquier died of consumption on January 28, 1864. The following obituary was published in the New Orleans Daily Picayune on February 4, 1864.

New Orleans, Thursday Morning Feb 4, 1864, Daily Picayune:

"Died, of consumption at 9:o'clock on Thursday morning, January 28, William H. Fauquier, in the 52d year of his age, native of Norfolk, Va., but for the last thirty five years a resident of this state.

"He is gone! No more will his smile brighten the home he has left desolate. No more will the sound of his tottering steps be hears. His great patience, his resignation to the will of God, his love for the Saviour, and, indeed, his whole life, have graven deep lines on the tablet of memory, which affection will often trace with emotions of ??? pleasure. A mournful void now rests where ??? he administered confort, but let us not mourn for him whose brightest anticipations have become delightful realities. His sould has purified itself for an ascent far above and beyond those painful vicissitudes and depressive casualties which so checker the life of man.

"May He who ??? the wind to the ??? lamb soften the severity of this dispensation to the disconsolate widow and only surviving son.

"Thou art gone to the grave, and its mansion forsaking, I Perchance thy weak spirit in fear hungr'd long

And the sound which thou didst hear was the seraphim's song."

Notes for Anthem Marie Hardwick:

Anthem may have had brother Restora or Restorer Hardwick, who witnessed her wedding. She was a minor at the time of her wedding.

Ann Marie Hardwick Fauquier lived at 307 Coliseum in New Orleans in 1868, with her son Restora. Property records from Ascension Parish show that she and Restora sold lots in Donaldsonville about this time. She was listed as a music teacher, living at 579 St. Charles in 1871. She taught at a private school, living at 285 Chestnut in 1872. She lived on Harmony between Chestnut and Coliseum in 1874. She lived on 9th between Chestnut and Coliseum in 1877. She died of ulceration of the intestines at that address September 21, 1878, aged 57 years.

Child of William Fauquier and Anthem Hardwick is:

15. Eliza⁴ Fauquier (George³, William², <Unknown>¹) was born 28 Dec 1804 in Fleming Co., KY, and died 12 Mar 1865. She married William Pumphrey 11 Apr 1841. He was born 1801, and died 16 Apr 1850.

Notes for William Pumphrey:

A Pumphrey family which went "through" Kentucky was found in Wilkes Co., NC before KY, then Indiana. "Our" William was not located on http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/h/a/w/Phillip-A-Hawkins/index.html

where a good file of descendants of this family could be found in March 1998.

Children of Eliza Fauquier and William Pumphrey are:

18. Matilda⁴ Fauquher (James F.³, William² Fauquier, <Unknown>¹) was born 04 May 1807 in Fleming Co., KY, and died 22 Jul 1882 in KY. She married Hiram Hopkins 23 Sep 1832 in Vanderburg Co., IN, son of Stephen Hopkins and Electa Taylor. He was born 23 Mar 1811 in NY, and died 12 Mar 1869 in Gibson Co., IN.

Children of Matilda Fauquher and Hiram Hopkins are:

19. Nancy⁴ Fauquher (James F.³, William² Fauquier, <Unknown>¹) was born 28 Jul 1809, and died 21 Jun 1841. She married John E. Wood 24 Oct 1839 in Vanderburgh Co., IN. He was born Bef. 1809.

Notes for Nancy Fauquher:

or Nancy Fauquhar

Child of Nancy Fauquher and John Wood is:

20. Lydia Evans⁴ Fauquher (James F.³, William² Fauquier, <Unknown>¹) was born 12 Mar 1814 in KY. She married William C. Saunders 10 Sep 1835. He was born 22 Sep 1815 in Vanderburgh Co., IN.

Notes for Lydia Evans Fauquher:

Lydia Evans Fauquher

Children of Lydia Fauquher and William Saunders are:

23. John Tully Evans⁴ Fauquher (James F.³, William² Fauquier, <Unknown>¹) was born 18 Nov 1820, and died 31 Dec 1894 in Evansville, Vanderburgh, IN. He married (1) Pheraba <Unknown>. She was born 09 Oct 1838, and died 03 Dec 1866. He married (2) Sarah Hougue. She died Abt. 31 Dec 1872 in Evansville, Vanderburgh, IN.

Notes for John Tully Evans Fauquher:

A CANCER

It Causes the Death of John F. E. Fauquher

Formerly a Farmer of German Township

The death of John T.E. Fauquher removes another of the old settlers of Vanderburgh County. The deceased lived in German Township until about eight or nine years ago. At that time he sold his farm and built in this city where he has resided with his two daughters. He will be remembered as a plain, unassuming farmer; a quiet but accommodating neighbor, and a patient sufferer. Cancer in the face caused his death. His wife died twenty-two years ago, and she two [sic] passed away on the last day of the year.

More About John Tully Evans Fauquher:

Burial: Campground Cem. (now New Salem Cem.)

Children of John Fauquher and Pheraba <Unknown> are:

24. William May⁴ Fauquher (James F.³, William² Fauquier, <Unknown>¹) was born 29 Jan 1824 in Vanderburgh Co., IN, and died 10 Oct 1897 in Vanderburgh Co., IN. He married (1) Lamira Shelton Dec 1847. She was born 09 Jun 1828, and died 09 Sep 1855. He married (2) Genevra Marie Olmstead 1856, daughter of William Olmstead and Hannah Fairchild. She was born 07 Jan 1833 in Vanderburgh Co., IN, and died 22 Jul 1907 in Gibson Co., IN.

Notes for William May Fauquher:

General Baptist Messenger: unknown date - clipping from Fauquhar family bible

Fauquhar. - On Oct. 12, 1897, I preached a sermon to the memory of Bro. Wm. Fauquhar, who died Oct. 10, 1897.

Bro. Fauquhar was born Jan. 29, 1824. At the time of his death he was 73 years, eight months and eleven days old. He was married to Lamira Shelton, in December, 1847. To them were born three children, who have all crossed the river of death. His wife died in 1855.

In 1856 he was married the second time. The second wife was a Miss Geneva Olmstood. To this marriage there were five children born. One died in infancy, the other four, Daniel, Roy, Abby and Lizzie, also the wife, are left to mourn his loss. Bro. Fauquhar professed faith in Christ at the age 21 years, and soon after joined the General Baptist (Old Liberty) church of which he has ever since been a consistant member. We visited brother Fauquhar a few days before his death, and found him full of faith and as trustful as a child. Like one of old he could truly say that my Redeemer liveth. The funeral sermon was preached at his late residence in German township, and from there the remains were born to their last resting place at the Camp ground cemetery, near Kratzville, and about 2 1/2 miles north of Evansville, Ind.

To the bereaved family we offer you the consoling words: Your loved one is not dead but in the language of the Master, "He only sleepeth". Live faithful, put your trust in God, and when your work on earth is done you will again meet this loving father and husband.

G.W. Voyles

Evansville Daily Journal: Mon., Oct. 11, 1897

WM. FARQUHAR

Death of the Oldest Citizen of German Township.

DIED WHERE HE WAS BORN.

Was a Prominent Citizen of the County.

Prominent in the General Baptist Church at Howell - Surviving Relatives.

Another of the county's old residents died yesterday in the person of Wm. M. Farquhar, of German Township. He was born where he died more than seventy-two years ago, and was the oldest man born in the township and also the oldest in point of residency there. Mr. Farquhar was among the best and most prominent citizens of the county and his demise will be mourned by a large circles of friends, especially among the older citizens of the county.

Mr. Farquhar was a member of the General Baptist Church of Howell, and was one of its leading supporters. Among the survivors of the deceased are his four children - Mrs. Elizabeth Montgomery of Princeton, Ind., D.W. Farquhar, Leroy C. Farquhar and Abbie M. Farquhar.

More About William May Fauquher:

Burial: Campground Cem, Vanderburg Co., IN

Notes for Genevra Marie Olmstead:

Fauquhar. - Mrs. Geneva Fauquhar was born Jan. 7, 1833; departed this life July 22, 1907. Aged 74 years, 6 months and 15 days. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Olmstead. She was born in Vanderburgh county, Ind. where she spent the most of her life. Married to Wm. M. Fauquhar August 8, 1856. To this union there was borm five children, four of whom are still living: Mrs. Willis Montgomery residing near Princeton, Ind., Mrs. Abbie Murphy of near Poseyville, D.W. Fauquhar living near Evansville and Leroy C. Fauquhar living near Ft. Branch. Her husband died Oct. 10, 1897. The following March she moved to Gibson county near Ft. Branch where she made her home until last March since which time she lived near Princeton. She obeyed the injunction of the wise man who said, Remember now thy Creator in the days of thy youth, for at the age of 12 years she surrendered her life to God. She was converted at a camp meeting held near her home and joined the Cumberland Presbyterian church and lived a member until after her marriage when she joined Old Liberty church of General Baptist, her husband being a member and holding the office of deacon. She remained a member of Old Liberty church until the year 1900 when she transferred her membership to Bethlehem and was a member in good standing at the time of her death. It will thus be seen that she had given 62 years of her life to the service of God.

She had the pleasure of seeing her children settled in good homes and the supreme happiness of seeing them converted to God and all having Christian homes. Her sons are amoung our best citizens and her daughters are highly esteemed.

Children of William Fauquher and Lamira Shelton are:

Children of William Fauquher and Genevra Olmstead are:

26. John William⁴ Fauquier (William May³, William², <Unknown>¹) was born 05 Mar 1807 in VA, and died 29 Nov 1869 in New York City, NY. He married Eliza W. Malcolm. She was born in CT, and died in probably NY City, NY.

Notes for John William Fauquier:

With a granddaughter named Benthol, John is tenatively shown as the son of William May Fauquier and Anne Benthall.

Children of John Fauquier and Eliza Malcolm are:

27. Elizabeth Gregory⁴ Fauquier (William May³, William², <Unknown>¹) was born 23 May 1815, and died 09 Mar 1857. She married William Biscoe Thomas, son of James Thomas and Sarah <Unknown>. He was born 28 Apr 1811, and died 03 Dec 1869 in Norfolk, VA.

Notes for Elizabeth Gregory Fauquier:

Another coincidence: William M. Farquhar married Elizabeth Gregory; both must have been born by 1809.

Child of Elizabeth Fauquier and William Thomas is:

28. Eliza Ann⁵ Fauquier (Thomas⁴, George³, William², <Unknown>¹) was born 24 Dec 1815 in OH, and died 1866. She married Alvin Sleeth 21 Nov 1839 in Miami Co., OH, son of Thomas Sleeth and Rachel Coryell. He was born 04 Dec 1812 in Greene Co., OH, and died 28 Sep 1846 in White Co., IN.

Notes for Alvin Sleeth:

Alvin Sleeth was born in Green County, Ohio, December 12, 1812, and on first coming to White County settled in Prairie Township in 1841. In the spring of 1845 he purchased a farm of 120 acres in section 24, township 25, range 4 Prairie Township, a farm which is now owned by his son, Thomas E., but he did not

live long thereafter, passing away September 29, 1846. He was an old line whig in his political views, and his religious connection was with the Methodist Episcopal Church. Mr. Sleeth was married in Miami County, Ohio, to Eliza Ann Fauquier, a member of a family of English origin, and a daughter of Thomas and Phoebe (Hathaway) Fauguier, and to this union there were born two sons, Thomas W. and William H. Alvin Sleeth was laid to rest in Pretty Prairie Cembetery, while the mother survived him many years, reared her boys to manhood and brought them up to habits of industry and probity, and died January 24, 1892, after a full and useful life, aged seventy-seven years.

Children of Eliza Fauquier and Alvin Sleeth are:

29. Ephraim⁵ Fauquier (Thomas⁴, George³, William², <Unknown>¹) was born 25 Feb 1818 in Warren Co., OH, and died 03 Dec 1863 in Benton Barracks, CSA, Benton Co., AR. He married Margaret Gosnell 13 Jun 1844 in Troy, Miami, OH, daughter of Francis Gosnell and Susan Loudenslager. She was born 16 Feb 1824 in Baltimore Co., MD, and died 16 Mar 1914 in Chapman, NE.

Children of Ephraim Fauquier and Margaret Gosnell are:

30. Hannah⁵ Fauquier (Thomas⁴, George³, William², <Unknown>¹) was born 18 Jan 1819 in OH. She married James E. Collins 12 May 1841.

Children of Hannah Fauquier and James Collins are:

31. George Haman⁵ Fauquier (Thomas⁴, George³, William², <Unknown>¹) was born 22 Nov 1821 in Miami Co., OH, and died 07 Apr 1899 in Okaloosa, Mahaska, IA. He married Sarah Ann Woods 1850, daughter of William Woods and Patsy Kelly. She was born 20 Feb 1825 in OH, and died 18 Sep 1909 in Oskaloosa, Mahaska, IA.

Notes for George Haman Fauquier:

biography from Portrait & Biographical Album of Mahaska Co., Iowa, 1887

GEORGE H. FAUQUIER, who is operating a good farm in Adams Township, was born in Miami County, Ohio, Nov. 22, 1821, being the son of Thomas and Phoebe (Hathaway) Fauquier, the former a native of Virginia, and the latter of Ohio. When a small child Thomas Fauquier was taken by his parents to Kentucky, where he grew to manhood, and thence emigrated to Ohio, where he married Miss Phoebe Hathaway, by whom he had ten children, five girls and five boys, of whom three girls and three boys are yet living. George H., the subject of this sketch, was the fourth child. He was reared upon a farm, but at the age of nineteen commenced to learn the trade of wagon-making, and continued in that business four years, then returned to farm life. Mr. Fauquier resided in his native State until 1847, then removed to Indiana, resided there until the year 1851, and in September of that year came to Iowa, locating in Mahaska County. He purchased 200 acres of school land in Adams Township, where he has since continued to reside. The subject of this history was married, in 1850, to Miss Sarah A. Woods, a native of Ohio, born in 1825, and by this union there have been born seven children, as follows: Clara is the wife of E. Phillips, of this township; Thomas lives in Harrison County, Iowa; James W. is at home; Henry resides in California; Eldora, Alfred and Mattie are at home. Mr. Fauquier was educated, politically, in the Republican faith, but since the organization of the National Greenback party has been an enthusiastic advocate of its principles, and a leader in its councils. The home farm of Mr. F. and his family is under excellent cultivation and finely improved, and its owner has been fairly prospered in his business affairs. He is a good citizen, energetic and industrious, honorable and conscientious, and enjoys the confidence of friends and acquaintances.

FAUQUIER – At his residence in this city, Friday, April 7, 1899, and one o’clock p.m., Geo. H. Fauquier, aged 77 years, 4 months, 11 days.

Deceased was a native of Miami county, Ohio. Came to Iowa in 1851, was a victim of appoplexy. A devoted wife, four sons and three daughters survive him. The funeral was from the home Sunday, April 9, 1899 at 2:30 p.m., and the remains were interred in Forest cemetery.

More About George Haman Fauquier:

Burial: Forest Cem., Mahaska Co., IA

Children of George Fauquier and Sarah Woods are:

32. Mary Jane⁵ Fauquier (Thomas⁴, George³, William², <Unknown>¹) was born 14 Jul 1824 in OH. She married Henry T. Ravenscroft 25 Jul 1847 in Troy, Miami, OH, son of William Ravenscraft and Mary Woolery. He was born Abt. 1824 in KY.

Notes for Henry T. Ravenscroft:

1860 census Troy, Miami County, Ohio

Child of Mary Fauquier and Henry Ravenscroft is:

33. Henry Clay⁵ Fauquier (Thomas⁴, George³, William², <Unknown>¹) was born 20 Jun 1827 in Miami Co., OH, and died 27 Feb 1890 in Mahaska Co., IA. He married Harriet 'Hattie' Woods 20 Oct 1849, daughter of William Woods and Patsy Kelly. She was born 24 Aug 1831 in White Co., IN, and died 03 Mar 1907 in Mahaska Co., IA.

Notes for Henry Clay Fauquier:

biography from Portrait & Biographical Album of Mahaska Co., Iowa, 1887

H. C. FAUQUIER, the possessor of a quarter-section of fine land in Adams Township, is the son of Thomas and Phebe (Hathaway) Fauquier, and was born in Miami County, Ohio, July 20, 1827. He resided in that State until 1848, when he went to Indiana, remaining there until 1851, and then came to Iowa, with his family, located in Mahaska County, and purchased 320 acres of school land. He was married, Oct. 20, 1849, to Miss Hattie Woods, a native of Indiana, born Aug. 24, 1831. To them seven children have been born, as follows: Ephraim lives in Union Township; Emma C. is the wife of Luther Goddard, of Adams Township; Della B. married James Stafford of Spring Creek Township; Lida A. is at home; William and Eddie are deceased; Almeda became the wife of James Fisher and is now deceased. The farm of our subject embraces a choice tract of land in an excellent state of cultivation and well improved. He has been fairly successful in his business, and has shown most excellent judgment and the best of management in his agricultural and business affairs. Mr. Fauquier is a Republican in his political affiliations. In the various relations of life, as husband, father, citizen, neighbor and friend, he maintains a good report and is highly esteemed by all who have the pleasure of his acquaintance.

FAUQUIER - Died, Thursday, Feb 27, 1890 in Adams township, Mahaska county, Iowa. HENRY C. FAUQUIER, in the 63rd year of his age.

Mr. Fauquier was born in Miami county, Ohio, July 20, 1827, went to the State of Indiana in 1848, and was married to Miss Harriet Woods, of White county, in the last named State,in 1849. Mrs. Fauquier is the sister of the Hon. Jas. K. Woods, now of Cowley county, Kansas, but who lived for many years in Mahaska county, a popular and highly respected citizen. It was the sister's great desire to have her brother at the funeral of her husband, which occurred on Sunday, March 2, and a dispatch was to that effect was sent him, but, for reasons unknown to the writer, he was not here. Mr. George Fauquier, a brother of the deceased, whose wife is also a sister of Mrs. F. in in California, and could not be present. Another brother, Owen Fauquier, living in Muscatine, was at the funeral.

There were born to this well-mated and happy couple eight children, five of whom are living. Frank E., Emma C. (now Mrs.Goddard), Dell C. (now Mrs. James Stafford), were at the funeral. Almedia P. who married James Fisher in 1880, died the 20th of January, 1885. Willie and Eddie died quite young. The deceased all rest with their father in Woods cemetery.

Mr. Fauquier moved to Iowa and settled on the place where he died, 39 years ago. The first time the writer met him, in the autumn of 1851, he read in his manly and handsome face what he proved to be through a long and intimate acquaintance - an honest man. He was strong in religious and political convictions, having settled them by his more than ordinary thinking powers. He lived by the golden rule, which made him a loving husband and father, a kind neighbor, and a true and faithful friend. Beside his good name he leaves a well-earned heritage in this world's goods, in the way of a well-stocked farm and comfortable home, to the enjoyment of those he loved.

The funeral was largely attended, at which the writer officiated in things spiritual, with Undertaker McCurdy in charge. The many tears shed as the last sad rites progressed spoke eloquently of tendrils of love that had been sundered, yet was their sorrow chastened by faith that separation was but for a season, and they would all soon meet again in that happy land where partings are no more. All that is mortal of Henry C. Fauquier sleeps the quiet sleep of death and awaits the resurrection morn. Peace to his ashes, and sacred be his memory.

(written by Thomas Ballinger)

More About Henry Clay Fauquier:

Burial: Woods Cem., Mahaska Co., IA

Children of Henry Fauquier and Harriet Woods are:

35. Owen Hathaway⁵ Fauquier (Thomas⁴, George³, William², <Unknown>¹) was born 20 Feb 1832, and died Jun 1892. He married Louisa Woods 02 Jan 1853.

Children of Owen Fauquier and Louisa Woods are:

37. Delcena⁵ Fauquier (Thomas⁴, George³, William², <Unknown>¹) was born 21 Mar 1837. She married A. C. Brownlee.

Child of Delcena Fauquier and A. Brownlee is:

39. <Unknown>⁵ Fauquier (Thomas⁴, George³, William², <Unknown>¹)

Notes for <Unknown> Fauquier:

One of the listed children of Thomas Fauquier is likely the father of Elmer Fauquier.

Child of <Unknown> Fauquier is:

41. Lucinda⁵ Davis (Drusilla⁴ Fauquier, George³, William², <Unknown>¹) She married James Buckham.

Children of Lucinda Davis and James Buckham are:

44. Lewis⁵ Davis (Drusilla⁴ Fauquier, George³, William², <Unknown>¹) was born 01 Aug 1822 in near Caseyville, KY. He married Louis Ann Whitecotton 03 Dec 1846. She was born in of Union Co., KY.

Notes for Lewis Davis:

A farmer of Lindle Precinct, Union Co., KY. See History of Union County, KY.

Children of Lewis Davis and Louis Whitecotton are:

46. Dr. Ila M.⁵ Davis (Drusilla⁴ Fauquier, George³, William², <Unknown>¹) was born Aft. 1822. He married (1) Susan Buck 1851. She was born Aft. 1822. He married (2) Mary H. Gilchrist 1857.

Notes for Dr. Ila M. Davis:

A physician, attended Ohio Medical College at Cincinnati, and Transylvania University at Lexington, KY. Practiced medicine in Caseyville, Union, Kentucky.

Child of Ila Davis and Susan Buck is:

Children of Ila Davis and Mary Gilchrist are:

48. Mary Ann⁵ Kirkpatrick (Sarah⁴ Fauquier, George³, William², <Unknown>¹) was born 16 Apr 1815 in Fleming Co., KY, and died 27 Dec 1876 in Evansville, Vanderburgh, IN. She married Ira Allison Fairchild, son of Seth Fairchild and Lucy Allison. He was born 29 Jan 1814 in Ostego Co., NY, and died 07 Jan 1887 in Evansville, Vanderburgh, IN.

Notes for Mary Ann Kirkpatrick:

jacquelynwjohnson@prodigy.net descends from this line. Nov. 2002

More About Mary Ann Kirkpatrick:

Burial: New Salem Campground Cem., Evansville, Vanderburgh, IN

Notes for Ira Allison Fairchild:

1860 census for Ira Fairchild in Vanderburgh Co. It reads as follows:

Fairchild Ira, 46, NY

Fairchild Mary, 46, KY

Fairchild Cordelia, 19, IN

Fairchild James, 17, IN

Fairchild George, 14, IN

Fairchild Ira, 12, IN

Fairchild Olive, 5, IN

Fairchild Frank, 9/12, IN

Children of Mary Kirkpatrick and Ira Fairchild are:

51. George⁵ Kirkpatrick (Sarah⁴ Fauquier, George³, William², <Unknown>¹) was born 02 Feb 1824 in Vandenburgh Co., IN, and died 18 Feb 1880 in Rossville, Shawnee, KS. He married (1) M. A. Hopkins. He married (2) Sarah Proctor 19 Apr 1860 in Jackson Co., IN.

Notes for George Kirkpatrick:

Went to MN before going to KS in 1870s.

Children of George Kirkpatrick and M. Hopkins are:

Children of George Kirkpatrick and Sarah Proctor are:

55. Mary Ellen⁵ Bowden (Lova Ann 'Love'⁴ Fauquier, George³, William², <Unknown>¹) died 1861. She married Harvey Duncan.

Notes for Mary Ellen Bowden:

Two of her sons were attorneys in Missouri.

Children of Mary Bowden and Harvey Duncan are:

60. Judge James Henry⁵ Bowden (Lova Ann 'Love'⁴ Fauquier, George³, William², <Unknown>¹) was born 15 Mar 1833 in Morganfield, Union, KY, and died 1932. He married Nancy 'Nannie' Morton 14 May 1857 in Logan Co., KY, daughter of Marmaduke Morton and Elizabeth Caldwell. She was born 1839, and died 1921.

Notes for Judge James Henry Bowden:

Was a compositor at the Louisville Courier, studied Latin and mathematics, mastered the French and German languages, and spent some time in Europe in study after the Civil War. In Oct., 1855 was admittted to the bar and began the practice of law in Tompkinsville, Kentucky, where he remained for 18 months, and then moved to Russellville, KY. A Judge of the Superior Court from 1882 to 1890, and its first presiding judge. Member of the KY legislature in 1875-6. He was Methodist Episcopal, a Mason, and politically a Democrat.

See "Lawyers and Lawmakers of Kentucky", H. Lewis, 1897 and "History of Union County, KY" (page 820).

Children of James Bowden and Nancy Morton are:

61. Restora Mealer⁵ Fauquier (William Henry⁴, George³, William², <Unknown>¹) was born 10 Dec 1843 in Donaldsonville, Ascension, LA, and died 19 Aug 1901 in Jersey City, Hudson, NJ. He married (1) Mary Ann Walker 23 Feb 1869 in New Orleans, LA, daughter of Joseph Walker and Rebecca Ridley. She was born 01 Nov 1848 in Madison Co., MS, and died 21 Mar 1888 in New Orleans, Orleans, LA. He married (2) Julia Bleeker Mallaby 04 Jun 1890 in Nutley, Essex, NJ, daughter of Theodore Mallaby and Elizabeth Bleecker. She was born 14 Sep 1854 in NY City, NY, and died 20 Aug 1936 in Jersey City, Hudson, NJ.

Notes for Restora Mealer Fauquier:

Restorer Mealer Fauquier

An only child of a carpenter with property and slaves, curiously not mentioned on census of 1850 with parents (at school, with relatives?). Variously claimed to be French, one census lists him as from "Maine", another "Alabama", although family lived in Donaldsonville, LA, and he was at least fourth generation American. His children were raised by their aunt in Mississippi, and his wife died young. He left his wife and after she died he married his second cousin's widow in New Jersey.

Married in Carondolet St. Church, New Orleans by father of the bride, pastor Joseph Burch Walker.

Restora lived at 307 Coliseum and was a clerk in 1868. He was a property clerk living at 266 6th in 1870. His address in 1871 was 293 Carondelet. He was a cotton clerk at Richardson & May, living on Melpomene at Magazine in 1873. He lived at 493 S. Rampart in 1874. He lived at 120 Philip, with the Rev. JB Walker, his father-in-law, in 1876. He was a bookkepper for AW Hyatt in 1877, and moved to 562 1/2 Camp in 1878. He was a clerk for the C. St. L. & N. O. RR, living at 489 Baronne in 1879. His wife died in 1888.

Other than in New Jersey as a Quaker name, I have only found a similar name on one other individual, coincidentally from that area of SC from which the Hardwick family was, and not known to be related:

Key Restored Mobley born 11 Mar 1878. I am convinced that in the Fauquier & Mealer families, this name is a patriotic name and not a Quaker name.

Notes for Mary Ann Walker:

Suffered illness as a child, during epidemics of New Orleans. Tin-type photograph exists.

Ann died March 21, 1888, of exhaustive shock, at her home at 223 Delachaise in New Orleans. She was buried in Ocean City, MS (near Gulfport) in the Walker family plot. Her children were raised by an uncle and aunt, Mr. M.A. and Mrs. Sally B. Walker McClaugherty of Pecan Grove dairy, near Mississippi City, MS. (now Gulfport, within site of the intersection of two major highways). Mary Ann's brother was William W. Walker, in his day a well-known author and one-time school-teacher (1870) and (as mentioned in his father Rev. Dr. Joseph Burch Walker's obituary) a contributor to the New Orleans Picayune.

Children of Restora Fauquier and Mary Walker are:

Children of Restora Fauquier and Julia Mallaby are:

63. John William⁵ Pumphrey (Eliza⁴ Fauquier, George³, William², <Unknown>¹) was born 26 Jul 1845, and died 02 Apr 1890. He married Susan E. Buntain 16 Jul 1868, daughter of William Buntain and Susan Fenwick. She was born 30 Apr 1849, and died 11 Dec 1939.

Children of John Pumphrey and Susan Buntain are:

66. Elizabeth Electa⁵ Hopkins (Matilda⁴ Fauquher, James F.³, William² Fauquier, <Unknown>¹) was born 18 Dec 1835 in near Evansville, Vanderburgh, IN, and died 18 May 1905. She married (1) Charles Goodrich Olmstead 08 May 1853, son of William Olmsted and Rachel Laird. He was born 01 Nov 1823 in Evansville, Vanderburgh, IN, and died 08 Oct 1862 in Perryville, KY. She married (2) John M. Wright 06 Apr 1871.

Notes for Charles Goodrich Olmstead:

http://freepages.history.rootsweb.com/~indiana42nd/CHARLES_OLMSTEAD_BIO.htm

Charles married 1st Antoinette Hedden Wood.

CAPT. OF 42ND IND. VOL.

KILLED AT THE BATTLE OF PERRYVILLE

WHILE AT THE HEAD OF HIS COMMAND

OCT. 8, 1862. AGED 38 YEARS, 11 MO

Commissioned First Lieutenant, Co. A, 9/12/1861

Promoted Captain, Co. A, 2/10/1862

Killed at the Battle of Perryville, Ky. (See Below)

Comments: Capt. Olmstead's father, William Olmstead, was Judge of the Court of Vanderburgh County, IN.

Capt. Olmstead's Grandfather, Col. David Olmstead, served in the Revolutionary War and was a member of the 16th Regt. of Horse and was a representative in the Connecticut Legislature, 14 times.

Children of Elizabeth Hopkins and Charles Olmstead are:

Child of Elizabeth Hopkins and John Wright is:

68. Lydia Frances⁵ Hopkins (Matilda⁴ Fauquher, James F.³, William² Fauquier, <Unknown>¹) was born 18 Sep 1840 in near Evansville, Vanderburgh, IN, and died 06 Feb 1907. She married George W. Henson 12 Oct 1864 in Evansville, Vanderburgh, IN, son of John Henson and Rebecca Wooten.

Children of Lydia Hopkins and George Henson are:

69. Sarepta Ann⁵ Hopkins (Matilda⁴ Fauquher, James F.³, William² Fauquier, <Unknown>¹) was born 16 Dec 1842 in near Evansville, Vanderburgh, IN, and died 11 Oct 1872 in Princeton, IN. She married John Ruston 07 Nov 1860.

Children of Sarepta Hopkins and John Ruston are:

73. James Fauquher⁵ Saunders (Lydia Evans⁴ Fauquher, James F.³, William² Fauquier, <Unknown>¹) was born 15 Apr 1839 in Vanderburgh Co., IN. He married Madie Upfield.

Notes for James Fauquher Saunders:

James F. Saunders, a citizen of Union Township, was born in Perry Township, this County, April 15, 1839. He was the son of William C. and Lydia E. (Fauquher) Saunders, the former of whom was a native of Vanderburgh County, and the latter of Kentucky. His father was born September 22, 1815, and was the son of Ezekiel and Isabel (Willis) Saunders, who were among the first settlers of Vanderburgh County. William C. Saunders was married to Lydia E. Fauquher September 10, 1834. She was born March 12, 1814, and was the daughter of James F. and Margaret Fauquher, who were early settlers of German Township, this County. James F. Saunders spent his boyhood and youth on a farm in his native Township. At twenty years of age he went to Union Township, where he has resided since and engaged in agriculture for himself, and he has since given his undivided attention to farming. He began life for himself without means, and nearly all of his property is the product of hard work and good management. He owns 300 acres of excellent land, all in Union Township. He was married March 9, 1870, to Haidee Upfield. She was born in Lancaster, Fairfield County, Ohio, January 22, 1850, and is the daughter of William and Martha (Wilson) Upfield. Mrs. and Mrs. Saunders have had four children: Ida M., George, Ruth, and one that died in infancy unnamed. In politics, Mr. Saunders is a democrat, and has served his Township as Assessor, and two terms as trustee, and was County Commissioner three years, in all of which he was a faithful and judicious public servant.

Notes for Madie Upfield:

Haidee Upfield

Children of James Saunders and Madie Upfield are:

80. Elizabeth Hannah⁵ Fauquher (William May⁴, James F.³, William² Fauquier, <Unknown>¹) was born 24 Jun 1858 in Vanderburgh Co., IN, and died 17 Aug 1908 in Gibson Co., IN. She married Willis Montgomery 13 Oct 1881, son of Greenberry Montgomery and Eliza Fitzgerald. He was born 11 Sep 1854 in IN, and died 13 Apr 1905 in Princeton, Gibson, IN.

Notes for Elizabeth Hannah Fauquher:

Princeton Daily Clarion - News Monday, August 17, 1908

"SUDDEN SUMMONS"

"Unexpected Death of Mrs. Willis Montgomery"

"Mrs. Elizabeth Hannah Montgomery, widow of the late Willis Montgomery, died of heart disease Sunday night at 11:30 o'clock at her home three miles west of the city, after but a very brief illness. Mrs. Montgomery ate a hearty supper and seemed as well as usual at that time, but several hours later the attack of heart failure came upon her, and she passed away soon after a physician arrived.

Mrs. Montgomery was a most estimable woman, and her untimely taking off brings grief not only to the family, but to friends innumerable. She was fifty years of age.

The funeral will take place from White Church Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, conducted by Rev. J.B. Pilant and the interment will be in White Church Cemetery."

Montgomery. - Elizabeth H. Montgomery was born in Vanderburgh county, Indiana, June 24th, 1858, died at her home near Princeton, Ind., August 17th, 1908 at the age of 50 years, 1 month and 23 days. She was married to Willis Montgomery Oct. 13, 1881. To this union there were born four children, two boys and two girls. One of the girls, Abbie, died several years ago. The surviving children are Willie, Otto and Ina May. These are left to mourn her departure. She was converted to the Christian religion at the age of 19 years and joined Old Liberty General Baptist church at Howell. Ind. After her marriage she moved to the neighborhood of White church. She then took a letter from old Liberty church and united with Columbia church in which she lived a devoted Christian life until death. She was of a religious disposition and enjoyed talking on religious subjects very much. She was never happier than when testifying to the saving power of Christ. The one thing that was nearest her heart was that her children would live Christian lives. In a splendid Christian faith she fell asleep in the possession of a precious hope of spending eternity in heaven, she bade the world farewell. Besides the three children she leaves three grandchildren, two brothers, D.W. and L.C. Fauquhar, one sister, Mrs. Abbie Murphy of Poseyville, Ind., aand a large number of friends and relation who sincerely mourn her departure. But we mourn not as those without hope, for we have the evidence that she was ready to go and is at rest. The funeral services were held from the White church near Princeton August 19th. To the sorrowing ones and in an especial way to the children the heartfelt sympathy of the entire community is extended. May the blessings of our Heavenly Father abide with with these bereft ones and may he mercifully guide each one and finally gather them to himself in heaven is my earnest prayer.

Children of Elizabeth Fauquher and Willis Montgomery are:

87. William Gatewood⁵ Fauquier (John William⁴, William May³, William², <Unknown>¹) was born 26 Feb 1843 in Glastonbury, Hartford, CT, and died 12 Nov 1888 in Jersey City, Hudson, NJ. He married Julia Bleeker Mallaby 17 May 1876, daughter of Theodore Mallaby and Elizabeth Bleecker. She was born 14 Sep 1854 in NY City, NY, and died 20 Aug 1936 in Jersey City, Hudson, NJ.

Children of William Fauquier and Julia Mallaby are:

90. Martha W. 'Mattie'⁵ Thomas (Elizabeth Gregory⁴ Fauquier, William May³, William², <Unknown>¹) was born 17 Dec 1843, and died 22 May 1887. She married Thomas Murrett DeLorme, son of Charles DeLorme and Elizabeth Britton. He was born 10 Aug 1841, and died 1897 in Dovesville, SC.

Children of Martha Thomas and Thomas DeLorme are:

91. Thomas W.⁶ Sleeth (Eliza Ann⁵ Fauquier, Thomas⁴, George³, William², <Unknown>¹) was born 24 Aug 1840 in Greene Co., OH. He married (1) Susanna J. Barr 1874 in Greene Co., OH, daughter of Cyrus Barr and Margaret <Unknown>. She died Jun 1876 in At the birth of their only daughter. He married (2) Feddie K. Cox Aft. 1883, daughter of Richard Cox and Jane Newell.

Notes for Thomas W. Sleeth:

Thomas W. Sleeth. One of the old and honored residents of Brookston whose memory goes back to the time when he picked strawberries on the present site of this thriving little city, Thomas W. Sleeth is now living in retirement after many years passed in agricultural pursuits in White County. A resident of this county since his infancy, his life has passed with its borders, and he has seen and taken part in the ativities which have transformed this part of Indiana into one of the most fertile sections of the great Middle West. Mr. Sleeth was born August 24, 1840, in Greene County, Ohio, a son of Alvin and Eliza Ann (Fauquier) Sleeth. He is of Scotch-Irish descent, belonging to a family which originated in Scotland, here the name was spelled Leeth, but which was changed to Sleeth in Ireland. His great-great-grandfather, Thomas Sleeth, was born in County Armagh, Ireland, and came to America about the year 1756, landing at Jamestown, Virginia, where Alexander Sleeth was born. He subsequently moved to what is now Harrison County, West Virginia. In the Revoluton he was with a regiment of Virginia infantry till the end of the war. the family was taken to Greene County, Ohio, by grandfather Thomas Sleeth in 1810, who was an infantry soldier in the War of 1812, and who subsequently came to White County, Indiana, in 1839, and settled in Prairie Township, where he built one of the first frame houses erected. Thomas W. Sleeth was one year old when brought by his parent to White County, and his education was secured in the public schoools of the country districts. When the Civil war came on he had just about attained his majority, and October 5, 1861, enlisted in the Forty-sixth Regiment, Indiana Volunteer Infantry, as a private in the company, A, of Capt. John H. Gould, of Delphi. During the next thrity-seven months he served with that famous and hard-fighting organization, being honorable discharged at Indianapolis, Indiana, December 1, 1864. His military career was one filled with much active service and he participated in many sanguine battles, in which he bore himself as a brave, capable and faithful soldier. At the great battle of Champion Hills he received two wounds, the scars of which he carries to this day. His military service completed, Mr. Sleeth returned to the farm, and during the remainder of his active career he devoted himself to the pursuits of the soil, winning success as a general farmer and stockraiser on his farm of 160 acres, located in Prairie Township. He has lived in his comfortable home since his retirment in 1913. Many years have passed since his boyhood here, but he still remembers the strawberry patches on the present site of Brookston, at a time when he was compelled to go to Pittsburg, Carroll County, for his nearest trading point. He is a member of Anchor Lodge. No 289, Knights of Pythias, of Brookston. He is a republican in his political views but has been content to remain simply a voter, his only appearance as a candidate being when he was his party's moninee for the office of county treasurer. Mr. Sleeth married Miss susanna J. Barr, daughter of Cyrus and Margaret Barr, early settlers of White County, and granddaughter of John Barr, who donated a part of the land on which the Town of Monticello now stands. One child was born to Mr. and Mrs. Sleeth, both mother and child dying at its birth. He was married the second time to Miss Feddie K. Cox, daughter of Richard and Jane (Newell) Cox, and granddaughter of Robert Newell, who was one of the first settlers of Prairie Township, and assisted in the organization of White County serving for a time subsequently as county commissioner.

Child of Thomas Sleeth and Susanna Barr is:

92. William H.⁶ Sleeth (Eliza Ann⁵ Fauquier, Thomas⁴, George³, William², <Unknown>¹) was born 20 May 1843 in Prairie Twp., White Co., IN. He married Mary M. Barr 01 Jan 1872 in Oskaloosa, Mahaska, IA, daughter of Alfred Barr and Maria Marquis. She was born Abt. 1848, and died in Of IN.

Notes for William H. Sleeth:

William H. Sleeth, brother of Thomas W. Sleeth and son of Alvin and Eliza Ann (Fauquier) Sleeth) was born May 20, 1843, on his parents farm on section 26, range 4, Prairie Township, White County, Indiana. Throughout his active career he was a farmer, but in 1889 retired and moved to Brookston, where he has considerable realty holdings, as well as some stock in the Bank of Brookston. He was married in 1873 to Miss Mary M. Barr, daugher of Alfred and Maria M. Barr, early settlers of White County, and to this union there were born two children: Charles M., an engineer on the M. & St. L. Railway, living at Oskaloosa, Iowa, has two children, John W. and Paul H.; and Laura M., who is the wife of Paul Linderman of Lafayetter, Indiana, and has two children, Alma Pauline and Lyman S. On August 12, 1862, William H. Sleeth followed his brother into the ranks of the Union army for service during the Civil war, enlisting in Company D. Twelfth Indiana Volunteer Infantry, an organization with which he served for thirty-five months. He was wounded at the battle of Resaca, May 13, 1864, following which he was confined to the hospital for thirteen months and received his honorable discharge a Jeffersonville, Indiana, July 2, 1865. Other noted battles in which he participated were Vicksburg, Jackson, Chattanooga and Missionary Ridge, and he also fought throught the Atlanta campaign, his war record being an admirable one. He has always been an active worker in the ranks of the republican party, and has held several public offices, being postmaster of Brookston from 1890 to 1894, and township trustee from November, 1900, until January, 1905. His fraternal connection is with Anchor Lodge, No. 289, Knights of Pythias of Brookston.

Notes for Mary M. Barr:

Her father's biography is in Portrait & Biographical Album of Mahaska Co., Iowa, 1887

Children of William Sleeth and Mary Barr are:

93. Charles A.⁶ Fauquier (Ephraim⁵, Thomas⁴, George³, William², <Unknown>¹) was born 06 Feb 1854 in Keokuk, IA, and died 17 Jan 1955 in O'Neill, NE. He married Emma Jane Pemberton 07 Dec 1881 in Central City, NE, daughter of Ambrose Pemberton and Susannah Parrish. She was born 04 Mar 1860 in Lapeer Co., MI, and died 13 Apr 1937 in Chambers, NE.

Child of Charles Fauquier and Emma Pemberton is:

94. Lizzie⁶ Fauquier (Ephraim⁵, Thomas⁴, George³, William², <Unknown>¹) was born 29 Jan 1857 in Keokuk, IA, and died 07 Feb 1908 in Bridgeport, NE. She married George Wright Welton 1876.

Children of Lizzie Fauquier and George Welton are:

95. Thomas⁶ Fauquier (Ephraim⁵, Thomas⁴, George³, William², <Unknown>¹) was born 08 Oct 1860 in Keokuk, IA, and died 02 Sep 1926 in Chapman, NE. He married Belle Bruno 21 Oct 1897 in Prairie Creek Twp., Merrick, NE, daughter of Henry Bruno and Augusta Pemberton. She was born 14 Jan 1876 in Prairie Creek Twp., Merrick, NE, and died 02 Oct 1957 in Grand Island, NE.

Notes for Thomas Fauquier:

THOMAS FAUQUIER.

Among the leading citizens of Merrick county, Nebraska, none stands higher in the minds of his associates than the gentleman here named. For many years he has been a resident of this section, and with his family enjoys the comforts of a pleasant rural home, and the esteem of all with whom he comes in contact.

Thomas Fauquier was born in Keokuk, Iowa, October 8, 1860, and was the youngest of three children in the family of Ephriam and Margaret (Gosnell) Fauquier, who had two sons and one daughter born to them. The father was a veteran of the civil war, enlisting in Company C, Third Iowa Volunteer Cavalry from Birmingham Iowa, in September, 1861, and died in Benton barracks from exposure and cold contracted during the Siege of Vicksburg. He was survived by his widow and three children.

The family moved from Iowa to Louisville, Kentucky, in 1866, and to Danville, Illinois, in 1868, and in the fall of 1872, our subject's mother and her three children, Charles, Lizzie, and Thomas, came to Merrick county, Nebraska, and made homestead entry on the south half, southeast quarter, and south half, southwest quarter, of section twenty-two, township thirteen, range eight, and this has been the home farm until this date.

Thomas Fauquier, from his twelfth year, grew up in Merrick county on the old farm, which is still his home place, and also that of his mother, who is now in her eighty-seventh year. His brother, Charles, now lives in Holt county, Nebraska, and his sister, Lizzie, who was the wife of George W. Welton, is deceased. She left seven children.

Mr. Fauquier was married to Miss Bell Bruno, November 21, 1897, on the Gosnell farm, just north of his own home.

Mr. Fauquier grew up to manhood in Merrick county a farmer and stockman, and he is one of the few pioneer boys that still live in their old original homestead farm. He is at the present time deputy county assessor in Prairie Creek township, and also moderator in school district number twenty-eight. He has always been a strong democrat. Mr. Fauquier is a man who has always taken his part in the upbuilding of his county.

Mother Fauquier is a woman of the pioneer days who brought her little family into Merrick county in the early years to brave whatever the future held in store for them; and they are today one of the well known families of their section, and hold the respect and esteem of a large circle of friends.

Mr. Fauquier is a man of sound principle, and possesses the sterling qualities which when combined go to make the perfect man.

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Notes for Belle Bruno:

Bell Bruno

p423 #1318 21 Nov 1897 Chapman, Merrick, NE

Fauquier, Thomas 36 Lee Co., Iowa Merrick Co., Neb Ephram Fauquier & Margaret Gosnell

Bruno, Bell 22 Merrick Co., Neb Merrick Co., Neb Henry Bruno & Augusta Penberton

Married by F. M. Smith, Baptist Pastor. Witnesses: Margaret Fauquier and T. N. Gosnell.

Children of Thomas Fauquier and Belle Bruno are:

107. Alfred⁶ Fauquier (George Haman⁵, Thomas⁴, George³, William², <Unknown>¹)

Child of Alfred Fauquier is:

112. Lida A.⁶ Fauquier (Henry Clay⁵, Thomas⁴, George³, William², <Unknown>¹) She married Joseph Robert Colville 03 Apr 1890 in Mahaska Co., IA.

Child of Lida Fauquier and Joseph Colville is:

120. Homer Mahaska⁶ Fauquier (Owen Hathaway⁵, Thomas⁴, George³, William², <Unknown>¹) was born 05 Oct 1857 in Montezuma, Mahaska, IA, and died 18 Nov 1927 in Chicago, Cook, IL. He married Alice Carrie Cooper 25 Dec 1877 in Searsboro, IA, daughter of Thaddeus Cooper and Louisa Morris. She was born 19 Nov 1858 in Anderson, IN, and died 20 Mar 1937 in Decatur, IL.

Notes for Alice Carrie Cooper:

A 2nd cousin, 3 times removed to James Fenimore Cooper. Thanks to:

Hugh C. MacDougall

Secretary/Treasurer

James Fenimore Cooper Society

8 Lake Street, Cooperstown, NY 13326

jfcooper@stny.rr.com

http://www.oneonta.edu/~cooper/

Children of Homer Fauquier and Alice Cooper are:

145. Mary Olive⁶ Fairchild (Mary Ann⁵ Kirkpatrick, Sarah⁴ Fauquier, George³, William², <Unknown>¹) was born Abt. 1855 in IN. She married James Abraham DuBois.

Child of Mary Fairchild and James DuBois is:

149. Olive⁶ Kirkpatrick (George⁵, Sarah⁴ Fauquier, George³, William², <Unknown>¹) was born 27 Mar 1861 in Jackson Co., IN. She married Frank Van Vleck 08 Apr 1880 in Topeka, KS.

Notes for Frank Van Vleck:

1883 Cutler's Hist of KS.

Child of Olive Kirkpatrick and Frank Van Vleck is:

158. Katie⁶ Bowden (James Henry⁵, Lova Ann 'Love'⁴ Fauquier, George³, William², <Unknown>¹) was born Abt. 1858, and died 1934. She married Henry Morton Caldwell, son of Andrew Caldwell and Harriet Morton. He was born 1856 in of Louisville, KY.

Children of Katie Bowden and Henry Caldwell are:

165. Joseph Walker⁶ Fauquier (Restora Mealer⁵, William Henry⁴, George³, William², <Unknown>¹) was born 18 Mar 1872 in New Orleans, Orleans, LA, and died 22 Oct 1918 in New Orleans, Orleans, LA. He married Elizabeth Harriet 'Lizzie' Farrell 28 Mar 1899 in New Orleans, Orleans, LA, daughter of Daniel O'Farrell and Sophia Habrecht. She was born 04 Nov 1877 in New Orleans, Orleans, LA, and died 02 Feb 1961 in Jackson, East Feliciana, LA.

Notes for Joseph Walker Fauquier:

A conductor of streetcars in New Orleans. Listed as "carman" on death certificate. Was a "good provider" before he was blinded by glaucoma. He died at age 45, of pneumonia.

He was born at Mr. J. B. McAllister's, corner of Julia and Carondolet. He was baptized on 16th day by Rev. W. B. Tudor, pastor Carondolet St. Church. (Presbyterian) The family was probably Lutheran (Evangelical), as was mentioned in his wife's records. It appears that the family moved from the eastern end of the garden district, not far from downtown, to an area in or near Carrollton some time after Joseph's death. His son Restora Loyd was married to an Evangelical woman.

Notes for Elizabeth Harriet 'Lizzie' Farrell:

Lizzie Farrell went to school until the fourth grade. As a consequence, she was said to be "backward, especially in grammar." She was a "Lutheran" and "belongs to the Evangelical Church." She lived with her father and did some housework for a neighbor while going to school, and after leaving school continued to do this kind of work until she was married at 20. Her husband, Joseph Walker Fauquier, was a street car conductor, and a "good provider." He went blind from glaucoma, making it necesary for Lizzie to obtain employment to support the family. Her daughter helped until her marriage two years later, at which time the middle children pitched in. She cleaned cars for the Pullman Palace Car Co. at the I.C. Depot, making from $1.40 to $2.90 a day. After that she cleaned curtains at home, making $200 a season, and was helped by the children. "With this help she has always managed to get along without serious difficulty financially." Her husband died in 1918, about eight years before she lost her youngest son, at age ten, of an accident involving a toy pistol, which caused tetanus. The next day, she was admitted to a mental hospital in New Orleans, and after a few releases and readmissions, she lived out her life in East Louisiana State Hospital, Jackson, LA suffering from mental illness.

Her records indicate several things of genealogical value: She had four brothers and four sisters, living in good health at the time of her admission (1926-7). Her father lived to age 70 (dying prior to 1928) and died in an auto accident. Her father's mother died of TB when over 70 years of age, and her mother's mother died of a lightning strike (age unknown). Her mother died of chronic dyspepsia and floating kidney, and predeceased her father. Her children, in 1926, were described "Her first child is 27, a girl, who is married and in good health, and the mother of two children of her own. The second is 23, married, in good health, and has one child. The third is 18, and is a pressman in a printing office [my grandfather Restora Loyd Fauquier]." At least two of her sisters were "deaf and dumb." Her daughter, Mary (Fauquier) Broker, corresponded with her until her death, and selected correspondence with the hospital administrators elicits other medical and personal details about Lizzie, that she "worked in the kitchen" and was most often pleasant to be around.

Children of Joseph Fauquier and Elizabeth Farrell are:

166. William Lyons⁶ Fauquier (Restora Mealer⁵, William Henry⁴, George³, William², <Unknown>¹) was born 17 Mar 1881 in New Orleans, Orleans, LA, and died 09 Apr 1943 in Bogalusa, Washington, LA. He married (1) Pearl Woodcock. He married (2) Lottie <Unknown> 31 May 1924. She was born 28 Nov 1886, and died 01 Apr 1949.

Notes for William Lyons Fauquier:

William Lyons Fauquier was born at 415 Magazine St, NO, LA. Baptized Christmas Day by Rev. Joseph Burch Walker at Pecan Grove, Harrison Co., MS.

More About William Lyons Fauquier:

Burial: Wallace Cem., Bogalusa, Washington, LA

Notes for Lottie <Unknown>:

Her maiden name is not known; she was Mrs. S. A. Dunn.

Children of William Fauquier and Pearl Woodcock are:

Child of William Fauquier and Lottie <Unknown> is:

167. Sallie Parker⁶ Fauquier (Restora Mealer⁵, William Henry⁴, George³, William², <Unknown>¹) was born 24 Apr 1883 in New Orleans, Orleans, LA, and died 08 Jul 1978 in Montrose, AL. She married Alonzo Judson Walters.

Notes for Sallie Parker Fauquier:

baptized Christmas 1883 by Rev. JB Walker

Child of Sallie Fauquier and Alonzo Walters is:

169. Blanche Restorer⁶ Fauquier (Restora Mealer⁵, William Henry⁴, George³, William², <Unknown>¹) was born 12 Mar 1894 in Jersey City, Hudson, NJ, and died 06 May 1944 in East Orange, NJ. She married Frank Vanderveer McCue 01 Sep 1915 in Jersey City, Hudson, NJ. He was born 23 Jul 1893, and died Mar 1978.

Children of Blanche Fauquier and Frank McCue are:

171. Flora Louise⁶ Pumphrey (John William⁵, Eliza⁴ Fauquier, George³, William², <Unknown>¹) was born 22 Apr 1872, and died 05 Jan 1947. She married Edward Burton Rainey 13 Nov 1892, son of John Rainey and Mary <Unknown>. He was born 01 Oct 1868, and died 17 Mar 1936.

Children of Flora Pumphrey and Edward Rainey are:

172. Annie Tolds⁶ Pumphrey (John William⁵, Eliza⁴ Fauquier, George³, William², <Unknown>¹) was born 15 Aug 1874, and died 14 Nov 1960. She married Joe W. Reeves.

Children of Annie Pumphrey and Joe Reeves are:

173. Ida May⁶ Pumphrey (John William⁵, Eliza⁴ Fauquier, George³, William², <Unknown>¹) was born 31 Mar 1879, and died 12 Oct 1908. She married Tom Jackson.

Children of Ida Pumphrey and Tom Jackson are:

174. William Franklin⁶ Pumphrey (John William⁵, Eliza⁴ Fauquier, George³, William², <Unknown>¹) was born 02 Oct 1882, and died 04 Nov 1932. He married Priscilla Pearl.

Children of William Pumphrey and Priscilla Pearl are:

189. Ruth⁶ Saunders (James Fauquher⁵, Lydia Evans⁴ Fauquher, James F.³, William² Fauquier, <Unknown>¹) was born 28 May 1886 in Evansville, Vanderburgh, IN, and died 04 Feb 1960 in Santa Monica, CA. She married Frank Crommelin, son of William Crommelin and Anne <Unknown>. He was born 1876 in East Orange, NJ, and died 1927 in Chicago, IL.

Children of Ruth Saunders and Frank Crommelin are:

193. Ina Mae⁶ Montgomery (Elizabeth Hannah⁵ Fauquher, William May⁴, James F.³, William² Fauquier, <Unknown>¹) was born 1885 in Gibson Co., IN, and died 29 Apr 1970 in Princeton, Gibson, IN. She married Albert H. Embree. He was born 1886, and died 1942.

Notes for Ina Mae Montgomery:

Mrs. Mae Embree, 82, of 817 West Broadway St., died Wednesday at 1:40 a.m. at her home. Mrs. Embree was born January 6, 1888 in Gibson County. She was a lifetime resident of Princeton. Mrs. Embree was a member of the Columbia Baptist Church. She was preceded in death by her husband, A.H. Embree in 1942. Surviving are one daughter, Miss Velma R. Embree of Princeton and several nieces and nephews. Services will be Friday at 2 p.m. at Kendall Funeral Home with Rev. Ray Phelps officiating. Burial will be in White Church Cemetery.

More About Ina Mae Montgomery:

Burial: White Church Cem., Gibson Co., IN

More About Albert H. Embree:

Burial: White Church Cem., Gibson Co., IN

Children of Ina Montgomery and Albert Embree are:

194. Otto M.⁶ Montgomery (Elizabeth Hannah⁵ Fauquher, William May⁴, James F.³, William² Fauquier, <Unknown>¹) was born 13 Jan 1886 in Gibson Co., IN, and died 14 Feb 1957 in Princeton, Gibson, IN. He married Lizzie Irene Pilant. She was born 16 Jan 1888 in Ava, Douglas, MO.

Children of Otto Montgomery and Lizzie Pilant are:

196. Gertrude May⁶ Fauquier (William Gatewood⁵, John William⁴, William May³, William², <Unknown>¹) was born 12 Nov 1879, and died 1965. She married Chester Arthur Thompson. He was born 29 Nov 1879, and died 25 Feb 1928.

Children of Gertrude Fauquier and Chester Thompson are:

197. Theodore Mallaby⁶ Fauquier (William Gatewood⁵, John William⁴, William May³, William², <Unknown>¹) was born 07 Aug 1881, and died 1967. He married Christina Barbara Holtz 09 Jun 1916. She was born 06 Jun 1891, and died 1979.

Children of Theodore Fauquier and Christina Holtz are:

198. Julia Elizabeth⁶ Fauquier (William Gatewood⁵, John William⁴, William May³, William², <Unknown>¹) was born 20 Mar 1883, and died 1961. She married Joseph Francis 19 May 1911. He was born 13 Jun 1879, and died 1962.

Child of Julia Fauquier and Joseph Francis is:

200. Leonard Bleeker⁶ Fauquier (William Gatewood⁵, John William⁴, William May³, William², <Unknown>¹) was born 08 Jun 1889 in Jersey City, NJ, and died 03 May 1963 in Westwood, NJ. He married Ethel May Hammond 23 Jul 1916, daughter of George Hammond and Mary Geary. She was born 13 Sep 1895 in Brooklyn, NY, and died 17 Jan 1984 in Ridgefield Park, Bergen, NJ.

Children of Leonard Fauquier and Ethel Hammond are:

203. Murrett Fauquier⁶ DeLorme (Martha W. 'Mattie'⁵ Thomas, Elizabeth Gregory⁴ Fauquier, William May³, William², <Unknown>¹) was born 27 Oct 1868.

Child of Murrett Fauquier DeLorme is:

204. Miriam Anita⁶ DeLorme (Martha W. 'Mattie'⁵ Thomas, Elizabeth Gregory⁴ Fauquier, William May³, William², <Unknown>¹) was born 16 Feb 1871 in Sumter, SC, and died 1942. She married Julian Charlton Rivers 06 Jun 1892 in Sumter, SC. He died in New York, NY.

Children of Miriam DeLorme and Julian Rivers are: