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     Allie M. Rosenberger was born on 12 December 1865 at Tiffin, Ohio.^1,3 Allie M. Rosenberger was born on 12 September 1865 at Clinton Township, Seneca County, Ohio.² Allie M. Rosenberger married Ralph Jacob Buskirk, son of Albert Buskirk and Celia Ann Pittenger, on 9 November 1886 at Seneca County, Ohio.^1,2,4 Allie M. Rosenberger died on 20 November 1941 at Prospect, Marion County, Ohio, at age 75 years, 11 months and 8 days.^1,3,2 Allie M. Rosenberger was buried at Greenlawn Cemetery, Tiffin, Ohio; section B, row 31, #2.^3,2
     Allie M. Rosenberger was also known as Alice M. Rosenberger.⁴

     Jeannette Thompson was born on 6 May 1782 at Pennsylvania.^2,3 Jeannette Thompson was born say July 1781 at Tennessee.⁴ Jeannette Thompson was born say December 1782 at Pennsylvania.⁵ William Thompson and David Thompson posted a marriage bond for Jeannette Thompson and Abner Bowen on 27 November 1805 in Knox County, Tennessee.⁶ Jeannette Bowen died in 1865 at Holland, Bell County, Texas, at age 82 years.^2,7 Jeannette Bowen was buried at Holland, Bell County, Texas.¹
     Jeannette Thompson also went by the name of Jenny Thompson.⁶ As of 27 November 1805, Jeannette Thompson was also known as Jeannette Bowen. Abner Bowen named Jeannette Bowen, Gideon B. Bowen and Elizabeth Bowen as beneficiary in his will on 11 September 1828 at Shelby County, Tennessee.⁸ Jeannette Bowen received a grant of a league on the W. side of the Brazos of land from Mexico at Nashville-on-the-Brazos, Milam County, Texas, on 16 November 1834?⁹ She resided in 1835 at Texas.¹⁰ Applied to Niles F. Smith and was admitted to the Robertson Colony, Municipality of Milam, Milam County, Texas, Mexico, on 27 Jan 1836.¹¹ Jeannette Bowen and Gideon B. Bowen were were sworn to and rec'd by the Acalde on 30 January 1836 at Robertson Colony, Milam, Sabin County, Texas.^12,13,7 Jeannette Bowen received a grant of 4428.4 acres of land from the Republic of Texas at Brazos River, Milam County, Texas, on 16 November 1837.^14,15 Jeannette Bowen received a grant of land from the Republic of Texas at Brazos River, Milam County, Texas, on 4 February 1838.¹⁰ Jeannette Bowen received a grant of land from the Republic of Texas at Brazos River, Milam County, Texas, on 5 October 1838.¹⁶ Jeannette Bowen granted 640 acres of land to Dorcas Matilda Bowen at Milam County, Texas, in 1839.¹⁷ Jeannette Bowen received a grant of a league on the W. side of the Brazos No. 2 of land from the Republic of Texas at Nashville-on-the-Brazos, Milam County, Texas, on 10 May 1839.¹⁸ Jeannette Bowen appeared on the 1850 census in the household of Gideon B. Bowen at Milam and Williamson District, Milam County, Texas.¹⁹ Jeannette Bowen received a grant of a league on the W. side of the Brazos No. 2, 4428.4 acres, of land from the State of Texas at Nashville-on-the-Brazos, Milam County, Texas, on 18 December 1850.^20,21 Jeannette Thompson appeared on the 1860 census in the household of Mary Margaret Bowen at Belton, Bell County, Texas.⁵

     Adam Phelan Stolarz is the son of Richard Louis Stolarz and Deborah Lynn Phelan.^1,2

     Jennifer Lynn Phelan Stolarz is the daughter of Richard Louis Stolarz and Deborah Lynn Phelan.^1,2

     Ashley Bowen was born on 5 November 1806 at Knox County, Tennessee.¹ Ashley Bowen was the child of Abner Bowen and Jeannette Thompson.¹ Ashley Bowen died on 5 December 1806 at Knox County, Tennessee, at age 1 month.¹

     Gideon B. Bowen was born on 16 November 1809 at Knox County, Tennessee.^4,1,5 He was the son of Abner Bowen and Jeannette Thompson.^3,1 Gideon B. Bowen married Theressa Chance on 29 April 1847 at Burleson County, Texas.^1,6 Gideon B. Bowen died on 22 February 1865 at age 55 years, 3 months and 6 days.⁵ Gideon B. Bowen was buried at Buckholts, Milam County, Texas.⁵
     Abner Bowen named Jeannette Bowen, Gideon B. Bowen and Elizabeth Bowen as beneficiary in his will on 11 September 1828 at Shelby County, Tennessee.² Gideon B. Bowen and Jeannette Bowen were were sworn to and rec'd by the Acalde on 30 January 1836 at Robertson Colony, Milam, Sabin County, Texas.^7,8,9 Gideon B. Bowen signed a petition to Memorial From The Citizens of Milam County to The Senate And House of Representatives of The Republic of Texas on 28 April 1838 at Milam County, Texas.¹⁰ Gideon B. Bowen began military service on 8 March 1839 at Milam County, Texas, in the Texas Rangers as a private under Capt. G. B. Erath.¹¹ Gideon B. Bowen ended military service Texas Rangers on 8 June 1839.¹¹ Gideon B. Bowen received a grant of 737.91 acres of land from State of Texas at Milam County, Texas, on 29 May 1848.¹² Gideon B. Bowen was the head of household on the 1850 census at Milam and Williamson District, Milam County, Texas. Jeannette Bowen, Columbus Bowen, Jennet Bowen, Stephen St. Clain and Theressa Chance were listed in the household.¹³ Gideon B. Bowen was a farmer on 1 June 1850.¹ Gideon B. Bowen received a grant of 737.91 acres of land from State of Texas at Milam County, Texas, on 10 July 1854.¹⁴ Gideon B. Bowen was the head of household on the 1860 census at Cameron, Milam County, Texas. Columbus Bowen, Laura Bowen, Fulton Bowen, Jackson Huffman and William Dodd were listed in the household.¹⁵ Gideon B. Bowen and Jackson Huffman were stock raisers on 1 June 1860.¹⁵ Gideon B. Bowen bought land from Berry Lewis Ham before 1869.⁹

     Elizabeth Bowen was born on 29 October 1811 at Knox County, Tennessee.² She was the daughter of Abner Bowen and Jeannette Thompson.²
     Abner Bowen named Jeannette Bowen, Gideon B. Bowen and Elizabeth Bowen as beneficiary in his will on 11 September 1828 at Shelby County, Tennessee.¹

     Mary Margaret Bowen was born say December 1813 at Tennessee.^3,4,5 She was the daughter of Abner Bowen and Jeannette Thompson.^2,1 Mary Margaret Bowen was born on 25 December 1814 at Tennessee.⁶ Mary Margaret Bowen married Granger McDaniel on 13 January 1828 at Shelby County, Tennessee.^6,7 Mary Margaret Bowen died on 6 June 1894 at Holland, Bell County, Texas.⁸
     Mary Margaret Bowen also went by the name of Polly Bowen.^1,7 Mary Margaret Bowen was a witness to were sworn to and rec'd by the Acalde with Gideon B. Bowen and Jeannette Bowen on 30 January 1836 at Robertson Colony, Milam, Sabin County, Texas.^9,10,11 Granger McDaniel and Mary Margaret Bowen resided circa 1838 at Texas.¹ Mary Margaret Bowen appeared on the 1850 census in the household of Granger McDaniel at Milam and Williamson, Milam County, Texas.⁴ Mary Margaret Bowen was a farmer in 1860.⁵ Mary Margaret Bowen was the head of household on the 1860 census at Belton, Bell County, Texas. Annette K McDaniel, Genetta McDaniel, Lewis Granger McDaniel, Matilda McDaniel, Mary Ann McDaniel, James Elliott and Jeannette Thompson were listed in the household.⁵ Mary McDaniel was the head of household on the 1880 census at Precinct 3, Bell County, Texas. Mahala Elliott, Dick Elliot, Elijah Elliot and Granger Elliot were listed in the household.³ Mary Margaret Bowen was also known as Mary McDaniel.³

     John Sheller was born say October 1842.^1,2,5 John Sheller was born say December 1832 at Ohio.³ John Sheller married Mary Jane Patterson, daughter of Samuel Waggoner and Charlotte (?), on 4 April 1889 at Mary Jane Patterson's residence, Seneca County, Ohio.^6,2,3,4 John Sheller married an unknown person.⁵ John Sheller died in 1920.^1,7 John Sheller was buried at Greenlawn Cemetery, Tiffin, Ohio; section G, row 30, #3.^1,7
     John Sheller was also known as John J. Sheller.⁸ John Sheller was also known as John M. Sheller.⁹ John Sheller was also known as John Schellar.¹⁰ John Sheller was associated in the president on 13 June 1857 at Oak Grove Cemetery Association, Loudon Township, Seneca County, Ohio.⁹ John Sheller began military service on 22 August 1862 Co. I 123d Ohio Volunteer Infantry.⁸ John Sheller ended military service say 1 July 1865.⁸ John Sheller was the head of household on the 1900 census at Clinton Township, Seneca County, Ohio. Mary Jane Waggoner were listed in the household.³ John Sheller was a farmer on 1 June 1900.³ John Sheller was a farmer on 15 April 1910.⁵ John Sheller was the head of household on the 1910 census at North Greenfield Rd., Clinton Township, Seneca County, Ohio. Mary Jane Waggoner were listed in the household.⁵ John Sheller resided at North Greenfield Rd. on 6 May 1915 at Clinton Township, Seneca County, Ohio.^11,12 John Sheller was the head of household on the 1920 census at Seneca County Home, Eden Township, Seneca County, Ohio.¹⁰

     Cora I. Naylor was born on 15 January 1851.^1,2 She was the daughter of John M. Naylor and Cornelia Theresa Pittenger.^1,2 Cora I. Naylor died on 13 June 1873 at age 22 years, 4 months and 29 days.^1,2 Cora I. Naylor was buried at Greenlawn Cemetery, Tiffin, Ohio; section C, row 18, #19.¹

     Matthew Phelan Stolarz is the son of Richard Louis Stolarz and Deborah Lynn Phelan.^1,2

     Mahala Thompson Bowen was born say December 1815 at Tennessee.³ Mahala Thompson Bowen was born on 31 March 1815 at Knox County, Tennessee.² She was the daughter of Abner Bowen and Jeannette Thompson.^2,1 Mahala Thompson Bowen was born say July 1817 at Tennessee.¹ Mahala Thompson Bowen married Montgomery Bell Shackelford, son of Roger Shackelford III and Sally Laird, on 26 June 1838 at Milam County, Texas.^4,5
     Mahala Thompson Bowen was a witness to were sworn to and rec'd by the Acalde with Gideon B. Bowen and Jeannette Bowen on 30 January 1836 at Robertson Colony, Milam, Sabin County, Texas.^6,7,8 Mahala Thompson Bowen attended the marriage of Berry Lewis Ham and Dorcas Matilda Bowen on 26 June 1838 at Milam County, Texas.^9,10,11 Mahala Thompson Bowen and Montgomery Bell Shackelford were joined an immigrant train of approximately 150 people to travel to California on 7 April 1849 at Grayson County, Texas.¹² Montgomery Bell Shackelford and Mahala Thompson Bowen resided on 29 September 1849 at Old Mission, San Gabriel, Los Angeles County, California.¹² Mahala Thompson Bowen was a farmer in 1860.¹³ Mahala Thompson Bowen was the head of household on the 1860 census at El Monte Township, Los Angeles County, California. Richard Shackelford, J. Bell Shackelford, Jeanette Shackelford and Marion Taylor were listed in the household.¹³ Mahala Thompson Bowen was the head of household on the 1880 census at Tehachipa, Kern County, California. Harvey Shackelford were listed in the household.³ Mahala Thompson Bowen was the grandmother of Harvey Shackelford.³

     Rebecca M. Bowen was born on 18 January 1818 at Knox County, Tennessee.¹ She was the daughter of Abner Bowen and Jeannette Thompson.¹ Rebecca M. Bowen died on 18 January 1818 at Knox County, Tennessee.¹

     Abner E. Bowen was born on 9 September 1822 at Knox County, Tennessee.¹ He was the son of Abner Bowen and Jeannette Thompson.¹ Abner E. Bowen died on 23 September 1823 at Knox County, Tennessee, at age 1 year and 14 days.¹

     Granger McDaniel was born on 14 February 1800 at Virginia.^4,5,6 Granger McDaniel married Mary Margaret Bowen, daughter of Abner Bowen and Jeannette Thompson, on 13 January 1828 at Shelby County, Tennessee.^6,1 Granger McDaniel died on 2 June 1855 at Holland, Bell County, Texas, at age 55 years, 3 months and 19 days.⁷
     Granger McDaniel was also known as Grainger McDaniel.⁵ Granger McDaniel was a witness to were sworn to and rec'd by the Acalde with Gideon B. Bowen and Jeannette Bowen on 30 January 1836 at Robertson Colony, Milam, Sabin County, Texas.^8,9,10 Granger McDaniel signed a petition to To the Hon. Convention of Texas on 20 February 1836 at Nashville-on-the-Brazos, Milam County, Texas. Granger McDaniel and Mary Margaret Bowen resided circa 1838 at Texas.¹¹ Granger McDaniel signed a petition to To the Honorable Senate and House Of Representatives in Congress Assembled on 9 November 1840.¹² Granger McDaniel was the head of household on the 1850 census at Milam and Williamson, Milam County, Texas. Mary Margaret Bowen, Abner McDaniel, David Moncher McDaniel, Stacey McDaniel, Elizabeth McDaniel, Sarah J. McDaniel, Mary Ann McDaniel, Mahaley McDaniel, Matilda McDaniel, Lewis Granger McDaniel, Genetta McDaniel and John McDaniel were listed in the household.⁴ Granger McDaniel was a farmer on 1 June 1850.⁴

     Montgomery Bell Shackelford was born in 1808 at Lexington, Fayette County, Kentucky.¹ He was the son of Roger Shackelford III and Sally Laird.¹ Montgomery Bell Shackelford married Mahala Thompson Bowen, daughter of Abner Bowen and Jeannette Thompson, on 26 June 1838 at Milam County, Texas.^1,2 Montgomery Bell Shackelford died on 24 October 1855 at San Gabriel, Los Angeles County, California, at age 47 years.³ Montgomery Bell Shackelford was buried on 25 October 1855.³
     Montgomery Bell Shackelford was witnessed a grant to Sterling C. Robertson for one league of premium land in present Burleson County, No. 2, String Prairie on 18 March 1835 at Robertson's Colony, Milam County, Texas.⁴ Montgomery Bell Shackelford was witnessed the sale of a quarter of a league of land by Joel W. Robertson to Ewing Caruthers on 16 May 1835 at Robertson's Colony, Milam County, Texas.⁵ Montgomery Bell Shackelford was witnessed the sale of a quarter of a league of land by Joel W. Robertson to Ewing Caruthers on 16 May 1835 at Robertson's Colony, Milam County, Texas.⁵ Montgomery Bell Shackelford was witnessed the sale of a quarter of a league of land by Joel W. Robertson to Ewing Caruthers on 16 May 1835 at Robertson's Colony, Milam County, Texas.⁵ Montgomery Bell Shackelford received a grant of ¼ league of land from Mexico at Robertson, or Austin and Williams' Colony, Texas, on 25 August 1835.^6,7,8,9 Montgomery Bell Shackelford received a grant of land from Mexico at above Whaco Village, East bank of Brazos, Nashville-on-the-Brazos, Milam County, Texas, on 14 January 1836.¹⁰ Montgomery Bell Shackelford and Berry Lewis Ham began military service on 17 January 1836 at Texas in S. C. Robertson's Ranger Company.^11,12 Montgomery Bell Shackelford was (an unknown value) from 1 June 1836 to 4 June 1836 at two or three miles southeast of Walker's house, on the road to Nashville, Smith's Crossing, Little River, Milam County, Texas.¹³ Montgomery Bell Shackelford began military service on 25 July 1836 at Tenoxtitlan, Burleson County, Texas, Sterling C. Robertson's Ranger Company.¹⁴ Montgomery Bell Shackelford was appears in Sterling C. Robertson's Ranger notebook on 14 August 1836.¹⁵ Montgomery Bell Shackelford voted in the election on 5 September 1836.¹⁶ Montgomery Bell Shackelford attended the marriage of Berry Lewis Ham and Dorcas Matilda Bowen on 26 June 1838 at Milam County, Texas.^17,18,19 Montgomery Bell Shackelford began military service on 8 March 1839 at Milam County, Texas, Texas Rangers, Capt. G. B. Erath, commanding officer. Montgomery Bell Shackelford ended military service Texas Rangers on 8 June 1839.^3,20 Montgomery Bell Shackelford was a pilot to the Army on an expedition up the Brazos on 15 October 1839 at Texas.³ Montgomery Bell Shackelford was employed as the appraiser on 20 July 1840 at Milam County, Texas.³ Montgomery Bell Shackelford began military service on 25 January 1841 a private in the Company of E. Morehouse, Brigadier General.³ Montgomery Bell Shackelford ended military service on 5 March 1841.³ Montgomery Bell Shackelford and Mahala Thompson Bowen were joined an immigrant train of approximately 150 people to travel to California on 7 April 1849 at Grayson County, Texas.³ Montgomery Bell Shackelford and Mahala Thompson Bowen resided on 29 September 1849 at Old Mission, San Gabriel, Los Angeles County, California.³

     Mary Ellen Adare was born circa 1843. Mary Ellen Adare married Abner Lewis Ham, son of Berry Lewis Ham and Dorcas Matilda Bowen, on 18 February 1864 at Jack County, Texas.¹

     William L. Wyatt was born circa December 1855 at Texas.¹ He was the son of Thomas J. Wyatt and Nancy J. Ham.^1,2
     William L. Wyatt appeared on the 1860 census in the household of Thomas J. Wyatt at Jacksboro, Jack County, Texas.³ Abner Lewis Ham, Virginia Ham, Joseph Wyatt, Louise Jane Wyatt, William L. Wyatt and Martha E. Wyatt received a grant of lot 5 block 11 worth $1650 of land from Berry Lewis Ham at Ennis, Ellis County, Texas.² Joseph Wyatt, Louise Jane Wyatt, William L. Wyatt and Martha E. Wyatt received a grant of 140 acres worth $1400 of land from Berry Lewis Ham at Jno. Mott survey, Ellis County, Texas, on 6 January 1877.² Abner Lewis Ham, Mattie Bailey, Lizzie Jones, Virginia Paschal, Eva McKie Simpson, Jannett Thompson, William L. Wyatt, Lou Wyatt, Martha E. Wyatt and Joseph Wyatt inherited part of the estate of Berry Lewis Ham on 17 August 1880 at Ellis County, Texas.⁴ William L. Wyatt and Joseph Wyatt resided on 22 September 1880 at West Las Animas, Bent County, Colorado.²

     Martha E. Wyatt was born circa December 1858 at Texas.¹ She was the daughter of Thomas J. Wyatt and Nancy J. Ham.^1,2 Martha E. Wyatt married J. Y. Mitchell between 1 June 1860 and 17 August 1880.² Martha E. Wyatt married W. T. Melton on 24 March 1887.³
     Martha E. Wyatt also went by the name of Nettie.³ Martha E. Wyatt appeared on the 1860 census in the household of Thomas J. Wyatt at Jacksboro, Jack County, Texas.⁴ Abner Lewis Ham, Virginia Ham, Joseph Wyatt, Louise Jane Wyatt, William L. Wyatt and Martha E. Wyatt received a grant of lot 5 block 11 worth $1650 of land from Berry Lewis Ham at Ennis, Ellis County, Texas.² Joseph Wyatt, Louise Jane Wyatt, William L. Wyatt and Martha E. Wyatt received a grant of 140 acres worth $1400 of land from Berry Lewis Ham at Jno. Mott survey, Ellis County, Texas, on 6 January 1877.² Abner Lewis Ham, Mattie Bailey, Lizzie Jones, Virginia Paschal, Eva McKie Simpson, Jannett Thompson, William L. Wyatt, Lou Wyatt, Martha E. Wyatt and Joseph Wyatt inherited part of the estate of Berry Lewis Ham on 17 August 1880 at Ellis County, Texas.⁵ Martha E. Wyatt and J. Y. Mitchell resided on 22 September 1880 at Dyer, Gibson County, Tennessee.² Martha E. Wyatt was also known as Lizzie Mitchell.²

     W. T. Melton was born circa 1866. W. T. Melton married Martha E. Wyatt, daughter of Thomas J. Wyatt and Nancy J. Ham, on 24 March 1887.¹

     Henry Bailey was born circa 1870. He was the son of John W. Bailey and Martha A. Ham.¹ Henry Bailey married Bertha Damron.¹

     Jack Bailey was born circa December 1876 at Texas.² He was the son of John W. Bailey and Martha A. Ham.²
     Jack Bailey was also known as J. J. Bailey.² Jack Bailey appeared on the 1880 census in the household of John W. Bailey at Justice Precinct 1, Jack County, Texas.²

     Bertha Damron was born circa 1864. Bertha Damron married Henry Bailey, son of John W. Bailey and Martha A. Ham.¹

     Gertrude Corey was born circa 1894. Gertrude Corey married James Lewis Ham, son of Abner Lewis Ham and Mary Susan Bryant, in 1924.¹

     Zelma Hornback was born say July 1892 at Texas.² Zelma Hornback married Bennett L. Ham, son of Abner Lewis Ham and Mary Susan Bryant, on 8 September 1915.²
     Zelma Hornback appeared on the 1920 census in the household of B. L. Ham at Chelsey, Tulsa, Tulsa County, Oklahoma.