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     Rosa Watson was born in March 1847 at Ohio.^2,3 Rosa Watson married Henry C. Pittenger, son of John P. Pittenger and Catharine Copenhaven, on 3 March 1868 at Seneca County, Ohio.^1,2,4 Rosa Watson died between 1901 and 1927.⁵
     Henry C. Pittenger and Rosa Watson resided at Wood County, Ohio.⁶ As of 3 March 1868, Rosa Watson was also known as Rosanna Pittenger.^7,3 Rosa Watson appeared on the 1870 census in the household of Henry C. Pittenger at Prairie Depot (now Wayne), Wood County, Ohio.³ Rosanna Pittenger was enumerated as the wife of Henry C. Pittenger on the 1880 census at Montgomery, Hamilton County, Ohio.⁷ Rosa Watson was enumerated as the wife of Henry C. Pittenger on the 1900 census at Freeport, Wood County, Ohio.²

     Sarah J. Sohn was born in January 1855.^2,1,3 Sarah J. Sohn married Millard Fillmore Pittenger, son of Benjamin Pittenger and Mary Ann Hunter, on 12 February 1873 at Seneca County, Ohio.¹ Sarah J. Sohn died on 18 January 1927 at Seneca County, Ohio, at age 72 years.^2,4,3 Sarah J. Sohn was buried at Greenlawn Cemetery, Tiffin, Ohio; section C, row 6, #8; section 43, lots 16 and 15.^2,3,5
     Sarah J. Sohn was also known as Sarah J. Pittinger.⁵

     Ann Caruthers Pittenger was born circa December 1819 at Graceham, Frederick County, Maryland.⁶ She was the daughter of John Pittenger and Julia Ann Gibson.^4,1,5 Ann Caruthers Pittenger married Robert R. McMeens on 31 August 1843 at Seneca County, Ohio.^2,7,8
     Ann Caruthers Pittenger was also known as Ann C. Pettinger.⁹ Ann Caruthers Pittenger was also known as Ann C. Pittinger.¹⁰ Ann Caruthers Pittenger was also known as Anna.⁸ John Pittenger, Julia Ann Gibson, John Hanson Pittenger, Matilda E. Pittenger and Ann Caruthers Pittenger resided in 1829 at Tiffin, Ohio.^1,11,4 Robert R. McMeens and Ann Caruthers Pittenger resided say November 1846 at Sandusky, Erie County, Ohio.^9,7 Ann Caruthers Pittenger appeared on the 1850 census in the household of Jesse Stem Esq. at Tiffin, Ohio.⁶ Ann Caruthers Pittenger was confirmed on 27 November 1859 at Grace Episcopal Church, Sandusky, Erie County, Ohio.¹² Ann Caruthers Pittenger appeared on the 1860 census in the household of Robert R. McMeens at Sandusky Township, Erie County, Ohio.⁸ Ann Caruthers Pittenger was employed as a managed property for Jay Cooke at Cooke Castle, Gilbraltar Island, Put-in-Bay, Ottawa County, Ohio. Ann Caruthers Pittenger and Robert R. McMeens had no children.³ Ann Caruthers Pittenger and Julia Ann Gibson resided in 1880 at Sandusky, Erie County, Ohio.^1,5

     Virginia LaMyra Pittenger was born circa December 1834 at Ohio.² Virginia LaMyra Pittenger was born circa December 1833 at Ohio.³ She was the daughter of John Pittenger and Julia Ann Gibson.^3,4,5 Virginia LaMyra Pittenger was born circa December 1836 at Ohio.⁶ Virginia LaMyra Pittenger married Harry S. Kendig on 13 May 1856 at Seneca County, Ohio.^1,6,4 Virginia LaMyra Pittenger died.⁷ Virginia LaMyra Pittenger was buried at Greenlawn Cemetery, Tiffin, Ohio; section D, Frees-Myers Plot, #367.^8,4
     Virginia LaMyra Pittenger was also known as LaMyra V. Pittinger.⁸ Virginia LaMyra Pittenger was also known as Virginia L. Pittinger.⁷ Virginia LaMyra Pittenger was also known as Kindig.² Virginia LaMyra Pittenger appeared on the 1850 census in the household of John Pittenger at District 135, Tiffin, Ohio.³ Virginia LaMyra Pittenger appeared on the 1860 census in the household of Harry S. Kendig at Tiffin, Ohio.⁹ Virginia LaMyra Pittenger resided in 1880 at Tiffin, Ohio.^10,5 Virginia LaMyra Pittenger appeared on the 1880 census in the household of Harry S. Kendig at 1st Monroe St., Tiffin, Ohio.⁶ Virginia LaMyra Pittenger and Harry S. Kendig had one children.⁷

     Robert R. McMeens was born on 26 February 1820 at Lycoming County, Pennsylvania.^4,3 Robert R. McMeens was born circa December 1818 at Pennsylvania.⁵ Robert R. McMeens married Ann Caruthers Pittenger, daughter of John Pittenger and Julia Ann Gibson, on 31 August 1843 at Seneca County, Ohio.^6,3,5 Robert R. McMeens died on 30 October 1862 at Perryville, Boyle County, Kentucky, at age 42 years, 8 months and 4 days.^4,3 Robert R. McMeens died on 19 January 1863 at Nashville, Tennessee, at age 42 years, 10 months and 24 days.⁷
     Robert R. McMeens was also known as Robert R. McMeen.^6,7 He resided in 1841 at Tiffin, Ohio.⁴ Robert R. McMeens graduated from the say May 1841 at University Of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.³ Robert R. McMeens was associated in the lodge secretary on 20 February 1845 at Independent Order of Odd Fellows Seneca Lodge No. 35, Seneca County, Ohio.⁸ Robert R. McMeens and Ann Caruthers Pittenger resided say November 1846 at Sandusky, Erie County, Ohio.^4,3 Robert R. McMeens witnessed the association of John Hanson Pittenger in 1850 at Seneca County, Ohio; noble grand.⁹ His title was Dr.^5,3 Robert R. McMeens was the head of household on the 1860 census at Sandusky Township, Erie County, Ohio. Ann Caruthers Pittenger were listed in the household.⁵ Robert R. McMeens was a doctor on 1 June 1860.^4,2,5 Robert R. McMeens began military service in April 1861 surgeon.³ Robert R. McMeens began military service on 12 August 1862 surgeon Co. I 101st Ohio Volunteer Infantry.^7,2 Robert R. McMeens ended military service on 19 January 1863 at Nashville, Tennessee.⁷ His title was Surgeon.³ Robert R. McMeens and Ann Caruthers Pittenger had no children.¹⁰

     Professor Christian Hornung was born say July 1845 at Germany.³ Professor Christian Hornung married Callie H. Souder on 22 March 1870 at Seneca County, Ohio.⁵ Professor Christian Hornung married Aline Stem, daughter of Jesse Stem Esq. and Matilda E. Pittenger, say October 1878.⁴ Professor Christian Hornung married Aline Stem, daughter of Jesse Stem Esq. and Matilda E. Pittenger, in 1881.^1,2 Professor Christian Hornung died in 1918.^2,3 Professor Christian Hornung was buried at Greenlawn Cemetery, Tiffin, Ohio; row 4 # 1.^2,3
     Professor Christian Hornung was a math professor from 1910 to 1915 at Heidelberg College, Tiffin, Ohio.^1,3,4 Professor Christian Hornung was the head of household on the 1910 census at 90 Greenfield St, Tiffin, Ohio. Aline Stem were listed in the household.⁴ Professor Christian Hornung and Aline Stem resided in 1915 at Tiffin, Ohio.¹

     Harry S. Kendig was born in 1826 at Pennsylvania.^4,5,6 Harry S. Kendig was born circa December 1828 at Pennsylvania.⁷ Harry S. Kendig married Virginia LaMyra Pittenger, daughter of John Pittenger and Julia Ann Gibson, on 13 May 1856 at Seneca County, Ohio.^2,5,6 Harry S. Kendig died in 1897 at age 71 years.^4,6 Harry S. Kendig was buried at Greenlawn Cemetery, Tiffin, Ohio; section D, Frees-Myers Plot, #355; section 41, lot 13 and 14.^1,6,3
     Harry S. Kendig was also known as H. S. Kendig.^8,5 Harry S. Kendig was also known as Henry L. Kendig.⁹ Harry S. Kendig was also known as H. S. Kindig.⁷ Harry S. Kendig was a clerk on 1 June 1860.⁷ Harry S. Kendig was the head of household on the 1860 census at Tiffin, Ohio. Julia Ann Gibson, Charles W. Pittenger, W. Day Kendig and Virginia LaMyra Pittenger were listed in the household.¹⁰ Harry S. Kendig began military service in April 1861 at Tiffin, Ohio, second lieutenant Home Guard Artillery Company A.⁸ Harry S. Kendig began military service in July 1861 at Tiffin, Ohio, second lieutenant Seneca County Zouave Company.⁸ Harry S. Kendig began military service in October 1861 clerk Fifty-fifth Regiment.⁸ Harry S. Kendig was the head of household on the 1880 census at 1st Monroe St., Tiffin, Ohio. Harry S. Kendig and Virginia LaMyra Pittenger were listed in the household.⁵ Harry S. Kendig and Harry S. Kendig were a clerk in dry good store on 1 June 1880.⁵ Harry S. Kendig and Virginia LaMyra Pittenger had one children.⁹

     Mark S. Thompson was born on 13 August 1869 at Jacksboro, Jack County, Texas.^3,1,4 He was the son of Henry Jack Thompson and Jeanette B. Ham.^5,2,4 Mark S. Thompson died in 1879 at Texas at age 9 years.^3,6,1 Mark S. Thompson was buried at Veal Station Rd. at Veal Station Cemetery, Veal Station, Parker County, Texas.^3,6,1
     Mark S. Thompson appeared on the 1870 census in the household of Henry Jack Thompson at Justice Precinct 1, Jacksboro, Jack County, Texas.⁷

     Harry S. Kendig was born circa December 1856 at Ohio.² He was the son of Harry S. Kendig and Virginia LaMyra Pittenger.^1,2
     Harry S. Kendig was also known as H. A. Kendig.² Harry S. Kendig appeared on the 1880 census in the household of Harry S. Kendig at 1st Monroe St., Tiffin, Ohio.² Harry S. Kendig and Harry S. Kendig were a clerk in dry good store on 1 June 1880.² Harry S. Kendig resided in 1915 at Denver, Colorado.¹

     Clara B. Patterson was born say January 1857 at Tiffin, Ohio.^1,4,5 Clara B. Patterson died from paralysis on 5 March 1905 at Clinton Township, Seneca County, Ohio.^1,4,5 Clara B. Patterson was buried at Greenlawn Cemetery, Tiffin, Ohio; section E, row 15, #31; section 5, lot 23.^1,4,3

     John W. Simpson was born on 29 March 1850 at North Carolina.^3,2 John W. Simpson married Eva McKie Ham, daughter of Berry Lewis Ham and Dorcas Matilda Bowen, in 1877 at Jack County, Texas.^4,3 John W. Simpson married Eva McKie Ham, daughter of Berry Lewis Ham and Dorcas Matilda Bowen, in 1877 at Ellis County, Texas.^1,4 John W. Simpson died on 15 May 1910 at Jack County, Texas, at age 60 years, 1 month and 16 days.^1,2 John W. Simpson was buried at Old Post Oak and Oakwood at Oakwood Cemetery, Jacksboro, Jack County, Texas; section 2.^1,2
     John W. Simpson resided after 1865 at Ellis County, Texas.¹ John W. Simpson and Eva McKie Ham resided after 1877 at Grady's Mill, Chamber's Creek, Ellis County, Texas.¹ Eva McKie Ham and John W. Simpson resided say February 1878 at Keechi Valley, Jack County, Texas.¹ John W. Simpson was the head of household on the 1880 census at Justice Precinct 1, Jack County, Texas. John Pearson Simpson, L. J. Wright and Eva McKie Ham were listed in the household.⁵ John W. Simpson was a cattle raiser on 1 June 1880.⁵ John W. Simpson was Campbellite circa 1890.¹ John W. Simpson and L. J. Wright were associated in the uncle and niece.⁵ John W. Simpson was a stock raiser on 1 June 1900.³ John W. Simpson was the head of household on the 1900 census at Jacksboro, Jack County, Texas. John Pearson Simpson, Oscar McKie Simpson and Eva McKie Ham were listed in the household.³ John W. Simpson was a retired farmer on 15 April 1910.⁶ John W. Simpson was the head of household on the 1910 census at Jacksboro, Jack County, Texas. Eva McKie Ham and John Pearson Simpson were listed in the household.⁶

     Mildred P. Farmer was born on 6 February 1828 at Roane County, Tennessee.^9,10,2 She was the daughter of Elijah Farmer and Jane Preston.^4,5,6,2,7,8 Mildred P. Farmer was born circa December 1831 at Tennessee.^4,5 Mildred P. Farmer married James August Ventioner Jr., son of James Ventioner Sr., on 13 July 1851 at Elijah Farmer's home, White Settlement, Tarrant County, Texas.^1,11,12,2,13 Mildred P. Farmer married James August Ventioner Jr., son of James Ventioner Sr., on 13 July 1851 at Fort Worth, Texas.⁸ Mildred P. Farmer died on 29 October 1882 at Texas at age 54 years, 8 months and 23 days.^14,10 Mildred P. Farmer was buried at Alta Mere (Hwy. 183) at Thompson Public Cemetery, Westworth, Tarrant County, Texas.^14,15,10
     Mildred P. Farmer may have been in the Elijah Farmer household on the 1830 census at Roane County, Tennessee.^16,17,18 Mildred P. Farmer was also known as Mildra P. Farmer.^15,19,20 Mildred P. Farmer was also known as Mella.⁹ Mildred P. Farmer also went by the name of Millie.^12,6,8 Mildred P. Farmer also went by the name of Milly.⁵ Mildred P. Farmer may have been in the Elijah Farmer household on the 1840 census at Roane County, Tennessee.²¹ Jane Preston, Joseph Beryl Farmer, Elijah Ward Farmer Jr., Mildred P. Farmer, David V. Farmer, Polly B. Farmer and Arline M. Farmer resided on 24 November 1847 at Honey Grove, Fannin County, Texas.^22,23 Mildred P. Farmer appeared on the 1850 census in the household of Jane Preston at Fannin County, Texas.⁵ Mildred P. Farmer resided in 1851 at White Settlement, Tarrant County, Texas.¹ Mildred P. Farmer appeared on the 1870 census in the household of James August Ventioner Jr. at Justice Precinct 4, Tarrant County, Texas.⁹ Mildred Ventioner was enumerated as the wife of James August Ventioner Jr. on the 1880 census at Justice Precinct 1, Tarrant County, Texas.¹³ Mildred P. Farmer was also known as Mildred Ventioner.¹³

     James August Ventioner Jr. was born on 6 August 1824 at France.^1,5,6 James August Ventioner Jr. was born circa December 1823 at Iowa.² He was the son of James Ventioner Sr.⁴ James August Ventioner Jr. was born on 6 August 1829.^7,8 James August Ventioner Jr. married Mildred P. Farmer, daughter of Elijah Farmer and Jane Preston, on 13 July 1851 at Elijah Farmer's home, White Settlement, Tarrant County, Texas.^4,9,10,3,11 James August Ventioner Jr. married Mildred P. Farmer, daughter of Elijah Farmer and Jane Preston, on 13 July 1851 at Fort Worth, Texas.¹² James August Ventioner Jr. died on 25 June 1880 at Tarrant County, Texas, at age 55 years, 10 months and 19 days.^1,6,3 James August Ventioner Jr. was buried at Alta Mere (Hwy. 183) at Thompson Public Cemetery, Westworth, Tarrant County, Texas.^1,6
     James August Ventioner Jr. and James Ventioner Sr. resided in 1849 at White Settlement, Tarrant County, Texas.⁴ James August Ventioner Jr. and James Ventioner Sr. appeared on the tax rolls from 1851 to 1854 at Tarrant County, Texas.³ James August Ventioner Jr. and Joseph Beryl Farmer were appointed by the court to appraise the property of John S. Barnes deceased on 27 September 1852 at Tarrant County, Texas.¹³ James August Ventioner Jr. and George Preston Farmer were Cornelius Connelley, deceased had accounts with on 6 August 1857 at Tarrant County, Texas.¹⁴ James August Ventioner Jr. and Joseph Beryl Farmer voted in the election on 27 July 1867 at Justice Precinct 3, Tarrant County, Texas.¹⁵ James August Ventioner Jr. was the head of household on the 1870 census at Justice Precinct 4, Tarrant County, Texas. Joseph William Ventioner, James David Ventioner, Martha Elizabeth Ventioner, Isaac Preston Ventioner and Mildred P. Farmer were listed in the household.² James August Ventioner Jr. was a farmer from 1 June 1870 to 1 June 1880.^2,11 James August Ventioner Jr. was a prosperous grain farmer.⁵ James August Ventioner Jr. was the head of household on the 1880 census at Justice Precinct 1, Tarrant County, Texas. Mildred Ventioner, Martha Elizabeth Ventioner and Isaac Preston Ventioner were listed in the household.¹¹

     Alva J. Thompson Jr. was born on 7 September 1842 at Bradley County, Tennessee.^5,6,3 He was the son of Robert Harvey Thompson and Martha (?).^4,1 Alva J. Thompson Jr. married Martha J. Woody, daughter of William D. Woody and Elizabeth Lydia Farmer, circa December 1868 at Texas.^7,8,9 Alva J. Thompson Jr. died from diabetes millitus on 22 November 1908 at Fort Worth, Texas, at age 66 years, 2 months and 15 days.¹⁰ Alva J. Thompson Jr. was buried at Veal Station Rd. at Veal Station Cemetery, Veal Station, Parker County, Texas.^3,2
     Alva J. Thompson Jr. was also known as Al Thompson.¹¹ Alva J. Thompson Jr. was also known as Alexander Thompson.¹² Alva J. Thompson Jr. was also known as A. J. Thompson.^6,7,10 Alva J. Thompson Jr. was also known as Allen J. Thompson.^13,14 Alva J. Thompson Jr. was also known as All. J. Thompson.⁵ Alva J. Thompson Jr. was also known as Alvy J. Thompson.¹⁵ Alva J. Thompson Jr. appeared on the 1850 census in the household of Robert Harvey Thompson at Bradley County, Tennessee.¹ Robert Harvey Thompson and Alva J. Thompson Jr. resided in 1856 at Parker County, Texas.¹² Alva J. Thompson Jr. and Samuel G. Thompson resided in 1859 at Parker County, Texas.^13,5 Alva J. Thompson Jr. began military service between 1860 and 1865 at Texas Company: F, Unit: 12 Texas Cavalry, Rank: Private, Allegiance: Confederate.^16,17 Alva J. Thompson Jr. appeared on the 1860 census in the household of Robert Harvey Thompson at Parker County, Texas.⁶ Alva J. Thompson Jr. was a laborer on 1 June 1860.⁶ Alva J. Thompson Jr. and Henry Jack Thompson began military service on 25 May 1861 at Veal Station, Parker County, Texas, as Texas rangers in Capt. Thompson's Minute Men company.^18,19,20,21 Alva J. Thompson Jr. and Henry Jack Thompson were Union men forced to flee for their lives in April 1864.^18,11,22 Alva J. Thompson Jr. and Samuel G. Thompson voted in the election in 1867 at precinct 3, Parker County, Texas.¹³ Alva J. Thompson Jr. and Henry Jack Thompson appeared on the poll tax rolls in 1868 at Parker County, Texas.²³ Alva J. Thompson Jr. voted in the removed election on 29 January 1869 at Jack County, Texas.¹⁵ Alva J. Thompson Jr. was the head of household on the 1870 census at precinct 2, Parker County, Texas. Benjamin H. Thompson and Martha J. Woody were listed in the household.⁷ Alva J. Thompson Jr. was a farmer from 1 June 1870 to 1 June 1880.^7,24 E. B. Ross states survey was abandoned by A. J. Thompson and H. J. Thompson applied to purchase the north part of section 40 in Parker County.²⁵ Alva J. Thompson Jr. was the head of household on the 1880 census at precinct 2, Parker County, Texas. Martha (?), Benjamin H. Thompson, William Augustus Thompson, Robert Harrison Thompson and Martha J. Woody were listed in the household.²⁴ Alva J. Thompson Jr. was abandoned his application and survey on 12 May 1886 at north part of section 40, Parker County, Texas.²⁵ Martha J. Woody and Alva J. Thompson Jr. resided in 1895 at Silver Creek, Parker County, Texas.²⁶ He resided from 1895 to 22 November 1908 at Veal Station, Parker County, Texas.⁴ Alva J. Thompson Jr. was the head of household on the 1900 census at Vote Prec. # 7 J. P. # 2, Veal Station, Parker County, Texas. Benjamin H. Thompson, Robert Harrison Thompson, Henry J. Thompson and Martha J. Woody were listed in the household.²⁷

     Louise Jane Wyatt was born on 14 March 1866 at Jack County, Texas.¹ She was the daughter of Thomas J. Wyatt and Nancy J. Ham.^1,2 Louise Jane Wyatt married J. R. McFarland on 7 January 1885.¹
     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.³ Louise Jane Wyatt resided on 22 September 1880 at Jack County, Texas.² Louise Jane Wyatt was also known as Lou Wyatt.²

     Charles H. Thompson was born on 23 June 1882 at Fort Worth, Texas.^5,6,3 He was the son of Henry Jack Thompson and Jeanette B. Ham.^4,3,1 Charles H. Thompson married Emma F. Gassaway on 5 November 1902.⁵ Charles H. Thompson died from assassinated with gunshot wounds at Columbus Avenue on 9 January 1907 at Fort Worth, Texas, at age 24 years, 6 months and 17 days.^7,6 Charles H. Thompson was buried at 6520 White Settlement Rd. at Thompson Family Cemetery, Fort Worth, Texas.^8,6
     Charles H. Thompson was also known as C. Thompson.⁹ Charles H. Thompson was also known as Charlie Thompson.^6,7 Charles H. Thompson appeared on the 1900 census in the household of Jeanette B. Ham at Justice Precinct 6, Tarrant County, Texas.¹ Charles H. Thompson was a cattle driver from 1904 to 1905 at Swift and Company, Fort Worth, Texas.^2,10 Charles H. Thompson and Emma F. Gassaway resided at 2303 Refugio Ave. from 1904 to 9 January 1907 at Fort Worth, Texas.^2,10,7 Charles H. Thompson received a grant of lots 2-23 block 8 of land from James David Farmer at M G Ellis Addition, Tarrant County, Texas, on 10 December 1904.¹¹ Charles H. Thompson received a grant of lots 2-23 block 8 of land from James David Farmer at M G Ellis Addition, Tarrant County, Texas, on 21 August 1905.¹²

     Thomas W. Williams was born on 12 July 1810 at Indiana.^2,4 Thomas W. Williams was born say December 1809 at Ohio.⁵ Thomas W. Williams married Dorcas Matilda Bowen, daughter of Abner Bowen and Jeannette Thompson, on 30 August 1871 at Jack County, Texas.^3,6,2 Thomas W. Williams and Dorcas Matilda Bowen obtained a marriage license on 30 August 1871 at Jack County, Texas.³ Thomas W. Williams died on 1 May 1883 at age 72 years, 9 months and 19 days.⁴ Thomas W. Williams was buried at Old Post Oak and Oakwood at Oakwood Cemetery, Jacksboro, Jack County, Texas; 1.⁴
     Thomas W. Williams was a Justice of the Peace on 28 August 1860 at Jack County, Texas.⁷ Thomas W. Williams and Berry Lewis Ham voted in the election on 23 February 1861 at Jack County, Texas.⁸ Thomas W. Williams was voted against secession on 23 February 1861 at Jacksboro, Jack County, Texas.⁹ Thomas W. Williams performed the marriage ceremony of Henry Jack Thompson and Jeanette B. Ham on 14 March 1861 at Jacksboro, Jack County, Texas.^10,11,12 Thomas W. Williams was also known as T. W. Williams.⁷ Thomas W. Williams was also known as Judge.⁶ Thomas W. Williams and Henry Jack Thompson voted in the election on 7 February 1863 at Jack County, Texas.¹³ Thomas W. Williams was a Chief Justice on 7 February 1863 at Jack County, Texas.¹⁴ Thomas W. Williams was a millwright on 1 June 1870.⁵ Thomas W. Williams appeared on the 1870 census in the household of John Spencer at Precinct 1, Jacksboro, Jack County, Texas.⁵ Thomas W. Williams and Henry Jack Thompson voted in the election in January 1872 at Jack County, Texas.¹⁵ Thomas W. Williams was the head of household on the 1880 census at Justice Precinct 1, Jack County, Texas. Alice Alpharetta Williams and Dorcas Matilda Bowen were listed in the household.² Thomas W. Williams was a J. P. P. No. 1 on 1 June 1880.² He resided at Jacksboro, Jack County, Texas.⁶

     Paul Woodburn Smith is the son of Newton Frank Smith and Alpha Retta Belle Porter.¹ Paul Woodburn Smith married Martha U. Caldwell on 29 May 1948 at Bryson, Jack County, Texas.²

     John Pearson Simpson was born at Grady's Mill on 21 November 1878 at Chamber's Creek, Ellis County, Texas.^3,2 He was the son of John W. Simpson and Eva McKie Ham.^3,2,4,5 John Pearson Simpson married Lora Timberlake, daughter of J. H. Timberlake, on 18 June 1907 at Jack County, Texas.^6,5,7 John Pearson Simpson married Effie Grace Sidebottom on 22 June 1915 at Jack County, Texas.^7,5 John Pearson Simpson married Effie Grace Sidebottom on 21 June 1916 at Arlington, Tarrant County, Texas.⁸ John Pearson Simpson died on 19 May 1939 at Jacksboro, Jack County, Texas, at age 60 years, 5 months and 28 days.⁹ John Pearson Simpson died on 18 May 1939 at age 60 years, 5 months and 27 days.⁸ John Pearson Simpson was buried at Old Post Oak and Oakwood at Oakwood Cemetery, Jacksboro, Jack County, Texas; section 2.^8,1
     John Pearson Simpson appeared on the 1880 census in the household of John W. Simpson at Justice Precinct 1, Jack County, Texas.² John Pearson Simpson was enumerated as the son of John W. Simpson on the 1900 census at Jacksboro, Jack County, Texas.³ John Pearson Simpson was a school teacher on 1 June 1900.³ John Pearson Simpson was a principal from 1902 to 1904 at High School, Jacksboro, Jack County, Texas.⁸ John Pearson Simpson graduated with a law degree from the in 1906 at University Of Texas, Austin, Texas.⁸ John Pearson Simpson was enumerated as the son of John W. Simpson on the 1910 census at Jacksboro, Jack County, Texas.⁴ John Pearson Simpson was a lawyer from 15 April 1910 to 1 April 1930.^5,4 John Pearson Simpson was a county judge from 1912 to 1916 at Jack County, Texas.⁸ Drew a Confederate pension.¹⁰ John Pearson Simpson and Effie Grace Sidebottom was Christian attended the Memorial (was First) Christian Church in 1916 at Jacksboro, Jack County, Texas.⁸ John Pearson Simpson was the head of household on the 1930 census at Jacksboro, Jack County, Texas. Effie Grace Sidebottom, Jerry Peyton Simpson and Eva McKie Simpson were listed in the household.⁵ John Pearson Simpson began military service on 1 April 1930. John Pearson Simpson was a county judge from 1936 to 1939 at Jack County, Texas.⁸

     Oscar McKie Simpson was born on 1 January 1881 at Jack County, Texas.^1,3,2 He was the son of John W. Simpson and Eva McKie Ham.² Oscar McKie Simpson married Hattie Minnie Callahan, daughter of Simeon Oslin Callahan and Minnie Sophia Specht, on 25 December 1901 at Jack County, Texas.^1,3,4 Oscar McKie Simpson married Hattie Minnie Callahan, daughter of Simeon Oslin Callahan and Minnie Sophia Specht, on 30 December 1901.^5,3 Oscar McKie Simpson died on 1 February 1929 at Jacksboro, Jack County, Texas, at age 48 years and 1 month.^5,1 Oscar McKie Simpson was buried at Old Post Oak and Oakwood at Oakwood Cemetery, Jacksboro, Jack County, Texas; section 2.^5,6
     Oscar McKie Simpson was educated at University Of Texas, Austin, Texas.⁷ Oscar McKie Simpson graduated with a civil engineering degree from the in 1900 at Texas A and M University, College Station, Brazos County, Texas.⁵ Oscar McKie Simpson was an architect.⁷ Oscar McKie Simpson was enumerated as the son of John W. Simpson on the 1900 census at Jacksboro, Jack County, Texas.² Oscar McKie Simpson was a stockman on 1 January 1920.³ Oscar McKie Simpson was the head of household on the 1920 census at Jacksboro, Jack County, Texas. Hattie Minnie Callahan, Sophia Simpson and Oscar McKie Simpson II were listed in the household.

     James Columbus Jones was born on 12 August 1841 at Cannon County, Tennessee.^5,2 He was the son of Erasmus Jones and Kiddie Bond.¹ James Columbus Jones married Elizabeth Ham, daughter of Berry Lewis Ham and Dorcas Matilda Bowen, say December 1867 at Texas.^5,4,6 James Columbus Jones died in 1919 at age 77 years.^1,2 James Columbus Jones was buried at Old Post Oak and Oakwood at Oakwood Cemetery, Jacksboro, Jack County, Texas; section 2.^7,2
     Kiddie Bond, Erasmus Jones and James Columbus Jones resided in 1851 at Red River County, Texas.¹ James Columbus Jones began military service circa 1861 Confederate Army serving under General Tom Green.¹ James Columbus Jones witnessed James M. Luckey was hanged. on 8 August 1864 at Parker County, Texas. James Columbus Jones and Berry Lewis Ham were arrested on the charge of participating in the murder of James M. Luckey after 8 August 1864 at Parker County, Texas.⁸ James Columbus Jones ended military service in 1865.¹ James Columbus Jones and Elizabeth Ham were cattle drive with Col. Goodnight's outfit, Goodnight Trail in 1869.⁷ James Columbus Jones was a stock grower on 1 June 1880.⁴ James Columbus Jones was the head of household on the 1880 census at precinct 5, Bent County, Colorado. Elizabeth Jones, James Ham Jones, Eva Jones, Charles W. Jones and Peyton L. Jones were listed in the household.⁴ Elizabeth Ham and James Columbus Jones resided on 22 September 1880 at West Las Animas, Bent County, Colorado.⁶ James Columbus Jones was an established in 1882 at General Merchandise Store, Las Animas, Bent County, Colorado.¹ James Columbus Jones was an established in 1883 at Banking House of J. C. Jones, Colorado.¹ James Columbus Jones witnessed the probate of the estate of Berry Lewis Ham on 26 January 1884 at W. B. Hill survey, Ellis County, Texas; two tracts of 640 acres each on the Trinity River for the sum of $640 apiece.⁶ James Columbus Jones witnessed the probate of the estate of Berry Lewis Ham on 26 January 1884 at Robert Hunt survey, Jack County, Texas; 55 acres for the sum of $50.⁶ James Columbus Jones witnessed the probate of the estate of Berry Lewis Ham on 26 January 1884 at Moses Nettles survey, Jack County, Texas; two tracts of 150 acres each for the sum of $55 apiece.⁹ James Columbus Jones witnessed the probate of the estate of Berry Lewis Ham on 26 January 1884 at Ellis County, Texas; an undivided one-fourth interest in lots 11 and 12 in block 58 for the sum of $75.⁶ James Columbus Jones witnessed the probate of the estate of Berry Lewis Ham at William Jaice survey on 26 January 1884 at Ennis, Ellis County, Texas; 2 1/2 acres for the sum of $300.⁶ James Columbus Jones was an elected in 1886 at State Legislature, Denver, Colorado.¹ James Columbus Jones and Elizabeth Ham were employed at 4 miles SW of Jacksboro in 1890 at Jones Ranch, Jack County, Texas.¹ James Columbus Jones and Elizabeth Ham resided at 524 W. Belknap St. in 1890 at Jacksboro, Jack County, Texas.¹⁰ James Columbus Jones was a capitalist on 1 June 1900.⁵ James Columbus Jones was enumerated as the father of James Ham Jones on the 1900 census at Thirteenth St., Precinct 8, Bent County, Colorado.⁵ James Columbus Jones, Elizabeth Ham and Peyton Smith Jones resided at 524 W. Belknap St. circa May 1903 at Jacksboro, Jack County, Texas.¹⁰ James Columbus Jones was the head of household on the 1910 census at Belnap St., Jacksboro, Jack County, Texas. Peyton Smith Jones, James C. Jones and Elizabeth Ham were listed in the household.³ James Columbus Jones also went by the name of Jim Jones.¹¹ Elizabeth Ham and James Columbus Jones resided at Jacksboro, Jack County, Texas.¹¹ Peyton Smith Jones was a grandson descendant of James Columbus Jones.³ Charter member.¹

     John W. Bailey was born circa December 1831 at Mississippi.³ John W. Bailey was born circa December 1831 at Alabama.² John W. Bailey married Martha A. Ham, daughter of Berry Lewis Ham and Dorcas Matilda Bowen, on 7 June 1858 at Jack County, Texas.^2,4 John W. Bailey married Martha A. Ham, daughter of Berry Lewis Ham and Dorcas Matilda Bowen, on 3 June 1858 at Jack County, Texas.^3,5,6,4
     John W. Bailey was also known as Baily.⁷ John W. Bailey was the head of household on the 1860 census at Jacksboro, Jack County, Texas. Martha A. Ham were listed in the household.⁷ John W. Bailey was a stock raiser on 1 June 1860.³ John W. Bailey was the head of household on the 1880 census at Justice Precinct 1, Jack County, Texas. Jack Bailey, Beulah Bailey, A. A. Bailey and Martha A. Ham were listed in the household.² John W. Bailey and Martha A. Ham were a farmed on 1 June 1880 at Jack County, Texas.^8,2 Martha A. Ham and John W. Bailey resided on 22 September 1880 at Jack County, Texas.⁴

     Thomas J. Wyatt was born circa December 1830 at Tennessee.¹ Thomas J. Wyatt married Nancy J. Ham, daughter of Berry Lewis Ham and Dorcas Matilda Bowen, on 14 May 1855 at Texas.^1,2 Thomas J. Wyatt married Nancy J. Ham, daughter of Berry Lewis Ham and Dorcas Matilda Bowen, on 14 May 1856 at Jack County, Texas.³ Thomas J. Wyatt died between 1867 and 6 January 1877.⁴
     Thomas J. Wyatt was a lawyer on 1 June 1860.¹ Thomas J. Wyatt was the head of household on the 1860 census at Jacksboro, Jack County, Texas. William L. Wyatt, Martha E. Wyatt and Nancy J. Ham were listed in the household.⁵

     Isham Paschal was born say December 1834 at Georgia.¹ Isham Paschal was born in August 1829 at Georgia.² Isham Paschal was born say October 1835 at Georgia.³ Isham Paschal was born say December 1842 at Georgia.⁴ Isham Paschal married Virginia Ham, daughter of Berry Lewis Ham and Dorcas Matilda Bowen, say December 1866.^5,1,4,2 Isham Paschal died between 15 April 1910 and 1 January 1920.⁶ Isham Paschal was buried at Jacksboro, Jack County, Texas.⁷
     Isham Paschal was also known as Arch Paschall.⁷ Isham Paschal was also known as Arch Pascall.⁸ Isham Paschal was the head of household on the 1870 census at Precinct 1, Hillsboro, Hill County, Texas. Virginia Ham and Eva P. Paschal were listed in the household.⁴ Isham Paschal was a farmer from 1 June 1870 to 1 June 1900.^1,4,2 Virginia Ham and Isham Paschal received a grant of lot 11 in block 55 worth $400 of land from Berry Lewis Ham at Ennis, Ellis County, Texas, on 19 February 1879.⁵ Isham Paschal was the head of household on the 1880 census at Precinct 1, Jack County, Texas. Virginia Paschal, Paul Paschal, Minnie Florence Paschal and Bernice Paschal were listed in the household.¹ Virginia Ham and Isham Paschal resided on 22 September 1880 at Jack County, Texas.⁵ Isham Paschal was the head of household on the 1900 census at Justice Precinct 1, Jack County, Texas. Virginia Ham and James L. Paschal were listed in the household.² Isham Paschal was enumerated as the father-in-law of Isaac Newton Estes on the 1910 census at Precinct 1, Jack County, Texas.³

     Carrie Elvira Farrar was born on 31 May 1859 at Parker County, Texas.^2,4,5,6 She was the daughter of John Farrar and Mary Schrock.² Carrie Elvira Farrar married James Lorenzo Ham, son of Berry Lewis Ham and Dorcas Matilda Bowen, on 2 November 1876 at Jack County, Texas.^4,5,6 Carrie Elvira Farrar died on 19 January 1943 at Jacksboro, Jack County, Texas, at age 83 years, 7 months and 19 days.^7,8,2 Carrie Elvira Farrar was buried at Old Post Oak and Oakwood at Oakwood Cemetery, Jacksboro, Jack County, Texas; section 2.^9,7,10
     Carrie Elvira Farrar was educated at Ellis County, Texas; Attended Mansfield College.¹¹ James Lorenzo Ham and Carrie Elvira Farrar resided at Jacksboro, Jack County, Texas.¹² Carrie E. Ham was enumerated as the wife of James Lorenzo Ham on the 1880 census at Ellis County, Texas.⁴ Carrie Elvira Farrar was enumerated as the wife of James Lorenzo Ham on the 1900 census at Jacksboro, Jack County, Texas.⁶ Carrie Elvira Farrar appeared on the 1910 census in the household of James Lorenzo Ham at Belnap St., Jacksboro, Jack County, Texas.⁵ Mrs. Carrie Elvira Ham, are 82, passed away Jan. 18, 1943, at her home in Jackboro, after a few days' illness. The passing of Mrs. Ham recalls many interesting incidents of pioneer days. Her people entered this country from England during the time of the Mayflower. In the group was also a cousin, William Bradford, who became the first Governor of Massachusettes. A letter is yet in posession of the family dated 1628 from a relative Sam Farrar, asking of the welfare of William Bradford. This same Mr. Farrar was present at the first Thanksgiving. The letter was three months on its way from New York to Plymouth, folded and sealed with wax. Some in the family have fought in all the U.S. Wars. Mrs. Ham's parents acquired large land holdings here and at Fort Worth, which sold for a sorrel horse and $158.00. The were forced to move into Fort Jacksboro during the Indian depredations. Her father, Capt. John Farrar, was pursuing the Indians when her mother took some slaves with her and fled from the Fort. She was forced to stop at the Col. Harris home near Weatherford, where Mrs. Ham was born. A bill of sale still in the family os of 150 negro slaves. One negro man, a blacksmith, costing $1500.00; a negro woman who could sew, $750. The least price of any slave was $100.00. A jacket has been kept, the cotton of which is was made was picked, spun and woven by the slaves. Mrs. Ham joined the Methodist Church at the age of twelve attended Mansfield College, and spent most of her early life in Ellis County. She married James Lorenzo Ham October 16, 1875, at Ennis, Texas, and came, six years later, to Jack County. Mr. Ham's father B.L. Ham, came directly from England and was a partner with David Lorenzo in helping people settle in Texas during the time of the Emprezarios. In Jack County B.L. Ham had large land holdings. He owned the Betterfield stage stand the first stop west of Jacksboro at Ham Spring. He was one of Jack County's first commissioners in 1857. Mr. and Mrs. J.L. Ham lived for several years on the Ham-Jones Ranch. Fifteen children were born to them , three of who died in infancy. They built the house now occupied by Raymond Sampley and family; and moved here so the children could attend school regularly. seven of the children entered the teaching profession, others ranching and construction work. Several in the family relationship are members of the D.A. Rs. Mrs. Ham is survived by three daughters, Mrs. M. Pierce, of Corpus Christi, Texas; Miss Grace Ham, of Bryson Texas; Mrs. Bowden Spearman, of Jermyn, Texas; five sons, W.A. Ham, Jim Ham, Wesley Ham, of Jacksboro Texas; Frank Ham of California; K.A. Ham, of Gaveston, Texas, all of whom were present at the funeral. Other survivors are a sister, Miss Mary Farrar, Winters; 24 grandchildren, and 10 great-grandchildren. Funeral services were conducted Friday morning January 22, 1943 at the Methodist Church, by Rev. Guy Perdue and A.R. Bilberry. Pallbearers were Bob Platt, Carroll Porter, Lewis Ferguson, W.B. Craft, Ford Scott, Elmo Ross. Interment was in Oakwood Cemetery. Thompson Funeral Home had the arrangements. Among others out of county attending the funeral were Mrs. Mayme Symonds, Mrs. Oliver Jonas, of Pampa, Texas; Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Ham, of Groom, Texas; W.P. Glover and family, of Happy, Texas; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ham, of Canyon Texas; Mr. and Mrs. James Ham, of Jal, N.M. and Mrs. Frank Ham, of Shawnee, Oklahoma.¹¹ Carrie Elvira Farrar was also known as Carrie E. Ham.^5,7,4