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     Matthew Lee Ashcraft is the son of Roberta JoAnn Webb.

     Larry W. Baumer married Rosemary Wools, daughter of Annabelle Kitty (?), on 1 August 1978 at Ellis County, Texas.² Larry W. Baumer and Rosemary Wools were divorced before 1990.³

     Jeffrey Baumer is the son of Larry W. Baumer and Rosemary Wools.²

     John Larsen married Laura Ann Tonsing, daughter of Richard Tonsing and Rosemary Wools, in January 1990 at Sacramento, California. John Larsen and Laura Ann Tonsing were divorced on 1 September 1997.²

     Robert Evan Tonsing is the son of Paul Martin Tonsing and Martha Elizabeth Pittenger.^2,3 Robert Evan Tonsing married Diane Linda Neuman on 27 January 1973 at Austin, Texas.^4,5

     Alma Edith Holsapple was born on 20 March 1917 at Clinton County, Kentucky.^4,2 She was the daughter of Aaron Burr Holsapple and Ida Alberta Nicholas.^1,2,3 Alma Edith Holsapple married Lee B. Beaty, son of Willis Beaty and Belle Maupin.⁵ Alma Edith Holsapple died on 27 January 2003 at Tennessee at age 85 years, 10 months and 7 days.⁴
     Alma Edith Holsapple appeared on the 1920 census in the household of Aaron Burr Holsapple at Huntersville, Clinton County, Kentucky.² Alma Edith Holsapple was enumerated as the daughter of Burr Holsapple on the 1930 census at District 1, Clinton County, Kentucky.³ Alma Edith Holsapple resided at Rt. 1 Box 214 in 1995 at Beaty, Alma, Albany, Clinton County, Kentucky.⁶

     Mary Blanche Holsapple is the daughter of Aaron Burr Holsapple and Ida Alberta Nicholas.^1,4,2 Mary Blanche Holsapple married William Meinhart in 1944.^5,6

     Fannie Holsapple was born on 8 May 1921 at Albany, Clinton County, Kentucky.^4,2,3,1 She was the daughter of Aaron Burr Holsapple and Ida Alberta Nicholas.^2,3,1 Fannie Holsapple married Edward Taylor, son of Estell Taylor and Sallie Wray.³ Fannie Holsapple died from cardiac arrest due to coronary atherosclerosis on 17 June 2004 at Jewish Hospital, Louisville, Jefferson County, Kentucky, at age 83 years, 1 month and 9 days.^4,3 Fannie Holsapple was buried between 17 June 2004 and 9 July 2004 at Peolia Cemetery, Albany, Clinton County, Kentucky.³
     Fannie Holsapple was enumerated as the daughter of Burr Holsapple on the 1930 census at District 1, Clinton County, Kentucky.² As of circa 1946, Fannie Holsapple was also known as Fannie Taylor.³ Fannie Holsapple was Methodist.⁵

     Willie James Holsapple was born on 22 July 1922 at Bug, Clinton County, Kentucky.^1,5,6,2 He was the son of Aaron Burr Holsapple and Ida Alberta Nicholas.^2,4 Willie James Holsapple married June Lorraine (?) on 22 April 1949.^7,8 Willie James Holsapple died on 17 October 1977 at Akron, Summit County, Ohio, at age 55 years, 2 months and 25 days.^1,9,10 Willie James Holsapple was buried on 21 October 1977 at Locust Grove Church Cemetery, Huntersville, Clinton County, Kentucky.^1,7,11
     Willie James Holsapple was also known as James Willie Holsapple.^12,13,9 James Willie Holsapple was enumerated as the son of Burr Holsapple on the 1930 census at District 1, Clinton County, Kentucky.¹³ Willie James Holsapple was a factory worker at Akron, Summit County, Ohio.⁸ He resided on 17 October 1977 at Summit County, Ohio.⁹

     Sarah Edna Holsapple was born on 10 June 1924 at Kentucky.^1,3 She was the daughter of Aaron Burr Holsapple and Ida Alberta Nicholas.^1,3,4 Sarah Edna Holsapple married Bill Stone.^4,2 Sarah Edna Holsapple and Bill Stone were divorced.² Sarah Edna Holsapple died on 27 September 2006 at age 82 years, 3 months and 17 days.⁵
     Sarah Edna Holsapple was also known as Edna Holsapple.³ Edna Holsapple was enumerated as the daughter of Burr Holsapple on the 1930 census at District 1, Clinton County, Kentucky.³ Sarah Edna Holsapple and Bill Stone had four children.⁶ Sarah Edna Holsapple witnessed the engagement of Richard Tonsing and Margaret Wayne Bernard on 14 February 1992 at Walnut Creek, Contra Costa County, California.^7,5 As of 2002, Sarah Edna Holsapple lived at Stone, Sarah, 8646 River Styx Rd, Wadsworth, Medina County, Ohio.^2,8

     Bennie Ambrose Holsapple was born on 3 June 1926 at Huntersville, Clinton County, Kentucky.^6,3,7,4 He was the son of Aaron Burr Holsapple and Ida Alberta Nicholas.^4,5,3 Bennie Ambrose Holsapple married Ruth Amonette on 24 February 1945 at Clinton County, Kentucky.^8,9,3 Bennie Ambrose Holsapple died from carcinoma of left lung on 10 October 1978 at Holy Cross Hospital, Chicago, Illinois, at age 52 years, 4 months and 7 days.^3,6 Bennie Ambrose Holsapple was buried on 14 October 1978 at Locust Grove Church Cemetery, Huntersville, Clinton County, Kentucky.³
     Bennie Ambrose Holsapple was enumerated as the son of Burr Holsapple on the 1930 census at District 1, Clinton County, Kentucky.⁷ Bennie Ambrose Holsapple was a farmer and factory worker.⁸ Bennie Ambrose Holsapple was a metal laborer on 10 October 1978.³

     Aaron Holsapple was born on 28 October 1931 at Huntersville, Clinton County, Kentucky.¹ He was the son of Aaron Burr Holsapple and Ida Alberta Nicholas.¹ Aaron Holsapple married Mae A. Cowan, daughter of Tom Cowan, circa 1951.^2,3 Aaron Holsapple died from gunshot wound right chest causing hemorrhage from intercostal arteries. This may be an accident or an homicide. on 4 February 1961 at War Memorial Hospital, Albany, Clinton County, Kentucky, at age 29 years, 3 months and 7 days.⁴ Aaron Holsapple was buried on 7 February 1961 at Locust Grove Church Cemetery, Huntersville, Clinton County, Kentucky.⁴
     Aaron Holsapple was also known as Jr.³ Aaron Holsapple also went by the name of Jack.⁵ Aaron Holsapple was operated a car lot.³ He resided on 4 February 1961 at Huntersville, Clinton County, Kentucky.⁴ Aaron Holsapple was a farmer on 4 February 1961.⁴ Aaron Holsapple was shot on 4 February 1961 at filling station, Static, Pickett County, Tennessee.⁴

     Flossie Holsapple was born on 19 January 1887 at Huntersville, Clinton County, Kentucky.^1,3 She was the daughter of Ambrose Bramlet Holsapple and Louise Anne Gaskin.^1,2,3 Flossie Holsapple married Louis Ambrose Poe.⁴ Flossie Holsapple died at Terre Haute, Vigo County, Indiana.²
     Flossie Holsapple appeared on the 1900 census in the household of Ambrose Bramlet Holsapple at 5th Civil District, Pickett County, Tennessee.⁵

     Corrine Holsapple was born on 30 August 1892 at Huntersville, Clinton County, Kentucky.^3,5,4 She was the daughter of Ambrose Bramlet Holsapple and Louise Anne Gaskin.^3,4,2 Corrine Holsapple was born circa July 1893 at Kentucky.⁶ Corrine Holsapple was born on 30 August 1894 at Huntersville, Clinton County, Kentucky.² Corrine Holsapple married Joseph R. York circa 1908 at Kentucky.⁷ Corrine Holsapple and Patrick Joseph McCann were divorced circa 1926 at Cook County, Illinois.^7,2 Corrine Holsapple and Patrick Joseph McCann obtained a marriage license on 24 March 1913 at Chicago, Illinois.⁸ Corrine York married Patrick Joseph McCann, son of Patrick J. McCann and Catherine Ivory, on 1 April 1913 at Chicago, Illinois.^7,8 Corrine Holsapple died from primary carcinoma of cervix uteri, chronic myocardetis, and pulmonary edema at 6742 Artesian Ave. on 31 July 1932 at Chicago, Illinois, at age 39 years, 11 months and 1 day.^7,1,2 Corrine Holsapple was buried at 6001 West 111th St. on 2 August 1932 at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, Worth, Cook County, Illinois; grave 26 block 7 section 12.^7,1,9
     Corrine Holsapple was also known as Corrin Holsapple.³ Corrine Holsapple was also known as Carrin Holsapple.⁴ Corrine Holsapple was also known as Corine Mary Holsapple.⁷ Corrine Holsapple appeared on the 1900 census in the household of Ambrose Bramlet Holsapple at 5th Civil District, Pickett County, Tennessee.¹⁰ As of circa 1908, Corrine Holsapple was also known as Corrine York.^7,11 She resided at 6920 Perry Ave. on 1 April 1913 at Chicago, Illinois.¹¹ She resided from 1917 to 31 July 1932 at Chicago, Illinois.² Corrine Holsapple was enumerated as the wife of Patrick Joseph McCann on the 1920 census at 1036 69th, Chicago, Illinois.⁶ Corrine Holsapple was ill with operation for carcinoma of cervix in March 1930.²

     Fred R. Holsapple was born on 3 August 1895 at Huntersville, Clinton County, Kentucky.^4,3,5 Fred R. Holsapple was born circa October 1894 at Kentucky.¹ He was the son of Ambrose Bramlet Holsapple and Louise Anne Gaskin.^4,1,2,3 Fred R. Holsapple married Ruth McGinty.⁶ Fred R. Holsapple and an unknown person were divorced.⁷ Fred R. Holsapple died at Terre Haute, Vigo County, Indiana.^2,7
     Fred R. Holsapple appeared on the 1900 census in the household of Ambrose Bramlet Holsapple at 5th Civil District, Pickett County, Tennessee.⁸ Fred R. Holsapple appeared on the 1910 census in the household of Ambrose Bramlet Holsapple at 1st District, Clinton County, Kentucky.¹ Fred R. Holsapple and Peter Holsapple were a farm laborer on 15 April 1910.¹ Fred R. Holsapple appeared on the 1920 census in the household of Patrick Joseph McCann at 1036 69th, Chicago, Illinois.⁵

     Peter Holsapple was born on 28 September 1897 at Huntersville, Clinton County, Kentucky.^4,6,5,3 Peter Holsapple was born in September 1897 at Tennessee.² He was the son of Ambrose Bramlet Holsapple and Louise Anne Gaskin.^4,1,2,5 Peter Holsapple was born say October 1898 at Kentucky.¹ Peter Holsapple married Ava Thrasher say June 1917.^7,5 Peter Holsapple died from respiratory arrest, hypertension and arteriosclerosis on 20 August 1975 at New Castle, Henry County, Indiana, at age 77 years, 10 months and 23 days.^8,6 Peter Holsapple was buried on 27 August 1975 at Southmound Cemetery, New Castle, Henry County, Indiana.⁸
     Peter Holsapple also went by the name of Pete.⁴ Peter Holsapple appeared on the 1900 census in the household of Ambrose Bramlet Holsapple at 5th Civil District, Pickett County, Tennessee.⁹ Peter Holsapple appeared on the 1910 census in the household of Ambrose Bramlet Holsapple at 1st District, Clinton County, Kentucky.¹ Peter Holsapple and Fred R. Holsapple were a farm laborer on 15 April 1910.¹ Peter Holsapple was a farmer in 1917 or 1918.³ Peter Holsapple and Ava Thrasher resided in 1917 or 1918 at Huntersville, Clinton County, Kentucky.³ Peter Holsapple was the head of household on the 1930 census at Washington, Daviess County, Indiana. Ava Thrasher and Louise Anne Gaskin were listed in the household.⁵ Peter Holsapple was a retail grocery merchant on 1 June 1930.⁵

     Evan Walker Tonsing was born on 21 October 1894 at 315 North Terrace (was N. 1st), Atchison, Kansas.^1,3,7 He was the son of Paul Gerhardt Tonsing and Ruth Martin.^4,1,3,5,6 Evan Walker Tonsing married Bessie Edith Moyer, daughter of Clarence Sidney Moyer and Nellie Ellen Knapp, on 23 November 1921 at Christian Church, Topeka, Kansas.^8,3,9 Evan Walker Tonsing and Bessie Edith Moyer were engaged at Highland Park on 12 November 1918 at Midland College, Atchison, Kansas.¹⁰ Evan Walker Tonsing died from complications of an operation from cancer on 23 January 1947 at Kansas City, Wyandotte County, Kansas, at age 52 years, 3 months and 2 days.^6,11,12 Evan Walker Tonsing was buried at 6920 Rawlins Rd on 26 January 1947 at Mount Vernon Cemetery, Atchison, Kansas; RG-BL34.^2,6,11
     Evan Walker Tonsing was Lutheran attended the Saint Mark's Lutheran Church at 400 S 6th, Atchison, Kansas. Evan Walker Tonsing appeared on the 1900 census in the household of Paul Gerhardt Tonsing at Hardy, Nuckolls County, Nebraska.¹³ Evan Walker Tonsing attended the marriage of Charles B. Hole and Ethel Martin at 315 North Terrace (was N. 1st) on 4 September 1903 at Atchison, Kansas.³ Evan Walker Tonsing and Orpah Tonsing resided at 315 North Terrace (was N. 1st) from 1910 to 1917 at Atchison, Kansas.^7,14,15 Evan Walker Tonsing appeared on the 1910 census in the household of Paul Gerhardt Tonsing at Atchison, Kansas.⁴ Evan Walker Tonsing was employed as a printer at 500½ Commercial, John A. Martin Building in 1917 at Paul Tonsing & Son, Atchison, Kansas.⁷ Evan Walker Tonsing graduated from the at Highland Park in 1917 at Atchison, Kansas.^9,14 Evan Walker Tonsing was employed as a foreman at 500½ Commercial, John A. Martin Bldg. in 1917 at Tonsing's Printery, Atchison, Kansas.¹⁴ Evan Walker Tonsing was educated at Eighth and Spring Garden in 1918 at Western Theological Seminary, Atchison, Kansas.^16,6 Evan Walker Tonsing and Paul Gerhardt Tonsing were investigated by the FBI for alledged pro-German sympathies (actually appeared to be anti-war) on 29 August 1918 at Atchison, Kansas.¹⁷ Evan Walker Tonsing began military service on 21 September 1918 at Camp Funston, Fort Riley, Riley County, Kansas, WW I, US Army Signal Corps, photographer.^12,9,10 He resided on 5 November 1918 at Fort Leavenworth, Leavenworth County, Kansas.¹⁰ He resided on 7 December 1918 at Camp Meade, Maryland.¹⁰ He resided at Camp Benjamin Franklin, Maryland.⁹ Evan Walker Tonsing was a reporter then advertising manager from 6 March 1919 to 1936 at Daily Globe, 520 Commercial, Atchison, Kansas.^18,19,20,21 Evan Walker Tonsing appeared on the 1920 census in the household of Paul Gerhardt Tonsing at Atchison, Kansas.²² Evan Walker Tonsing was a newspaper reporter on 1 January 1920.²² Evan Walker Tonsing was ill with underwent a minor operation from 4 June 1920 to 8 June 1920 at Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri.²³ Evan Walker Tonsing and Bessie Edith Moyer resided at 716 Parallel Street on 1 December 1921 at Topeka, Kansas.⁹ Evan Walker Tonsing and Robert Lowe Tonsing were sang tenor in a presentation of "The Star of Light" on 26 December 1921 at Atchison, Kansas.²⁴ Evan Walker Tonsing was state president of Luther League at Kansas.²⁵ Evan Walker Tonsing and Bessie Edith Moyer resided at 1027 Riverview Dr. from 1922 to 1947 at Atchison, Kansas.^{26,3,27,20,28,19} Evan Walker Tonsing was elected President of the newly reorganized Atchison County Sunday School Council on 8 January 1922 at YMCA, 321 Commercial Street, Atchison, Kansas.²⁹ Evan Walker Tonsing was ill with poisoned by ice cream on 15 April 1922.³⁰ Evan Walker Tonsing was tenor soloist in "Cross and Crown" cantata on 16 April 1922 at Atchison, Kansas.³⁰ Evan Walker Tonsing was arrested as a prank on 21 July 1925 at Hiawatha, Brown County, Kansas.³¹ Evan Walker Tonsing was an advertising manager on 18 December 1927 at Star, Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri.³² Evan Walker Tonsing was the head of household on the 1930 census at Atchison, Kansas. Bessie Edith Tonsing and Evan Eugene Tonsing were listed in the household.³³ Evan Walker Tonsing was the best man at the wedding of Ernest Frederick Tonsing and Dorothy Louise Peterson on 1 June 1935 at Lutheran Church, Falun, Saline County, Kansas.^6,3,34,35 Evan Walker Tonsing, Paul Gerhardt Tonsing, and Ruth Martin attended the at Saint Mark's Lutheran Church at Atchison, Kansas.³ Evan Walker Tonsing was a witness to were right-handed with Paul Gerhardt Tonsing and Ruth Martin.³⁶ Evan Walker Tonsing was associated in the reelected president on 22 April 1937 at Men's Brotherhood of the Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Kansas, Wichita, Sedgwick County, Kansas.³ Evan Walker Tonsing was retired in 1938 at Globe, Topeka, Kansas.⁶ Evan Walker Tonsing was employed at 719 Commercial from 1938 to 1947 at Tonsing's Printery and Book Store, Atchison, Kansas.⁶ Evan Walker Tonsing was ill with major operation in May 1945 at Saint Mary's Hospital, Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri.³⁷ Evan Walker Tonsing was ill with operation for intestinal trouble on 19 May 1945 at Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri.³⁸ Evan Walker Tonsing was ill with influenza in February 1946.⁶ Evan Walker Tonsing was ill with rectal cancer before 23 January 1947.¹² Evan Walker Tonsing also went by the name of Abe.³⁹

     Orpah Tonsing was born on 8 January 1896 at Beloit, Mitchell County, Kansas.^2,4 She was the daughter of Paul Gerhardt Tonsing and Ruth Martin.^1,4,5 Orpah Tonsing married Parl Leslie Mellenbruch, son of Henry Dora Mellenbruch and Margaret Overfield, on 19 January 1918 at English Lutheran Church, Topeka, Kansas.^6,7,5 Orpah Tonsing died from acute party of pulmonary failure due to cachexia and dehydration due to adenocarcinoma of colon and metastasis on 6 February 1973 at Leesburg General Hospital, Leesburg, Lake County, Florida, at age 77 years and 29 days.^4,8 Orpah Tonsing was buried on 9 February 1973 at Lone Oak Cemetery, Leesburg, Lake County, Florida.⁴
     Orpah Tonsing was also known as Orpha Tonsing.⁹ Orpah Tonsing was Lutheran.¹⁰ Orpah Tonsing appeared on the 1900 census in the household of Paul Gerhardt Tonsing at Hardy, Nuckolls County, Nebraska.¹¹ Orpah Tonsing attended the marriage of Charles B. Hole and Ethel Martin at 315 North Terrace (was N. 1st) on 4 September 1903 at Atchison, Kansas.⁵ Orpah Tonsing was present at the birth of Ida Tonsing, daughter of Paul Gerhardt Tonsing and Ruth Martin, on 7 July 1908 at 617 South Sixth, Atchison, Kansas.^12,1,13 Orpah Tonsing was present at the birth of Ernest Frederick Tonsing, son of Paul Gerhardt Tonsing and Ruth Martin, on 7 July 1908 at Atchison, Kansas.^1,14,15 Evan Walker Tonsing and Orpah Tonsing resided at 315 North Terrace (was N. 1st) from 1910 to 1917 at Atchison, Kansas.^16,9,17 Orpah Tonsing appeared on the 1910 census in the household of Paul Gerhardt Tonsing at Atchison, Kansas.¹ Orpah Tonsing and Parl Leslie Mellenbruch were educated at Eighth and Spring Garden from 1915 to 1917 at Western Theological Seminary, Atchison, Kansas.⁹ Orpah Tonsing and Parl Leslie Mellenbruch resided in 1918 at Atchison, Kansas.¹⁸ Parl Leslie Mellenbruch and Orpah Tonsing resided on 24 November 1920 at Fremont, Dodge County, Nebraska.¹⁹ Orpah Tonsing and Parl Leslie Mellenbruch were caught in a cyclone on 13 September 1921 at Lancaster County, Nebraska.²⁰ Parl Leslie Mellenbruch, Orpah Tonsing and Ruth Margaret Martin resided from October 1921 to 6 August 1923 at Walton, Lancaster County, Nebraska.^5,3,21 Parl Leslie Mellenbruch, Orpah Tonsing and Ruth Margaret Martin resided at 271 McCreight Avenue between 1922 and 1942 at Springfield, Clark County, Ohio.^5,22,23 Orpah Tonsing was very near death following a serious operation from 27 April 1922 to 7 May 1922 at Saint Elizabeth Hospital, Lincoln, Lancaster County, Nebraska.²⁴ Orpah Tonsing was enumerated as the wife of Parl Leslie Mellenbruch on the 1930 census at 271 McCreight Ave., Springfield, Clark County, Ohio.⁶ Orpah Tonsing was ill with major operation on 31 October 1931 at Springfield, Clark County, Ohio.²⁵ Orpah Tonsing and Parl Leslie Mellenbruch were employed as a Lutheran missionaries from 25 June 1934 to August 1934 at China.²⁶ Orpah Tonsing wrote a letter to Ruth Martin in March 1936 from 253 Rodes Ave., Lexington, Fayette County, Kentucky.²⁷ Orpah Tonsing was a witness to were right-handed with Paul Gerhardt Tonsing and Ruth Martin.²⁸ Orpah Tonsing, Paul Gerhardt Tonsing, and Ruth Martin attended the at Saint Mark's Lutheran Church at 400 S 6th, Atchison, Kansas.⁵ Orpah Tonsing and Parl Leslie Mellenbruch resided at 302 Bishop St. in 1942 at Oxford, Butler County, Ohio.⁵ Parl Leslie Mellenbruch and Orpah Tonsing resided at 253 Rodes Ave. between October 1945 and January 1947 at Lexington, Fayette County, Kentucky.^5,29 Orpah Tonsing was a linotype operator in 1946 at University Of Kentucky, Lexington, Fayette County, Kentucky.⁷ Orpah Tonsing and Parl Leslie Mellenbruch resided at South St. between September 1951 and 1956 at Leesburg, Lake County, Florida.⁵ Parl Leslie Mellenbruch and Orpah Tonsing resided at 901 Holiday Lane from 1963 to 6 February 1973 at Leesburg, Lake County, Florida.^4,7 Updated mothers family history.³⁰

     Luther Maurice Tonsing was born on 17 August 1897 at Beloit, Mitchell County, Kansas.^4,5 He was the son of Paul Gerhardt Tonsing and Ruth Martin.^3,4,1,2 Luther Maurice Tonsing married Mary L. Saindon, daughter of John F. Saindon and Amanda Asselin, on 2 April 1918 at Abilene, Dickinson County, Kansas.^6,7,2 Luther Maurice Tonsing and Mary L. Saindon were divorced on 21 May 1946 at Los Angeles, California.⁷ Luther Maurice Tonsing married Mary Luise Martin on 22 October 1951 at Helena, Lewis And Clark County, Montana.^7,8 Luther Maurice Tonsing filed for divorce from Mary L. Saindon on 5 February 1943; interlocutory.⁷ Luther Maurice Tonsing died from adenocarcinoma of rectum on 3 October 1952 at Cook County Hospital, Chicago, Illinois, at age 55 years, 1 month and 16 days.⁹ Luther Maurice Tonsing was buried on 8 October 1952 at Oak Forest Cemetery, Chicago, Illinois.⁹
     Luther Maurice Tonsing was also known as Luther Martin Tonsing.¹⁰ Luther Maurice Tonsing also went by the name of Lute.^11,2 Luther Maurice Tonsing was Lutheran.⁷ Luther Maurice Tonsing attended the golden wedding anniversary of William Lawrence Challiss and Mary Ann Harres on 1 August 1900 at Atchison, Kansas.¹² Luther Maurice Tonsing attended the marriage of Charles B. Hole and Ethel Martin at 315 North Terrace (was N. 1st) on 4 September 1903 at Atchison, Kansas.² Luther Maurice Tonsing appeared on the 1910 census in the household of Paul Gerhardt Tonsing at Atchison, Kansas.³ Luther Maurice Tonsing was employed in 1918 at Eclipse Maine, Parsons, Labette County, Kansas.⁵ He resided at 1619 Belmont on 24 August 1918 at Parsons, Labette County, Kansas.⁵ Luther Maurice Tonsing was a linotype machinist, Chron.¹³ Luther Maurice Tonsing was the head of household on the 1920 census at 822 N. Buckeye Ave., Abilene, Dickinson County, Kansas. Mary L. Saindon were listed in the household.⁶ Luther Maurice Tonsing was a general manager of a printing co.⁸ Luther Maurice Tonsing was a Typographer.⁷ Luther Maurice Tonsing was a linotype operator from 14 August 1920 to 12 June 1922 at Reflector, Abilene, Dickinson County, Kansas.^14,15 Luther Maurice Tonsing, Mary L. Saindon and John Maurice Tonsing resided on 6 August 1923 at Abilene, Dickinson County, Kansas.¹⁶ Luther Maurice Tonsing and Mary L. Saindon resided on 13 March 1924 at Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara County, California.¹⁷ Luther Maurice Tonsing was a linotype machinist from 13 March 1924 to 1 July 1925 at Evening News, Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara County, California.^17,18 Luther Maurice Tonsing was a working in a newspaper plant on 9 March 1926 at Phoenix, Arizona.¹⁹ Luther Maurice Tonsing was educated on 22 November 1928 at California; studying law.²⁰ Luther Maurice Tonsing was a linotype operator on 1 April 1930.²¹ Luther Maurice Tonsing was the head of household on the 1930 census at 121 West 61st St., Los Angeles, California. Mary L. Saindon, John Maurice Tonsing and Margarit Lucille Tonsing were listed in the household.²¹ Luther Maurice Tonsing was a witness to were right-handed with Paul Gerhardt Tonsing and Ruth Martin.²² Luther Maurice Tonsing, Paul Gerhardt Tonsing, and Ruth Martin attended the at Saint Mark's Lutheran Church at 400 S 6th, Atchison, Kansas.² Luther Maurice Tonsing was a noted amateur tennis player at Los Angeles, California.⁸ He resided at Los Angeles, California.⁷ Luther Maurice Tonsing was Beaten and robbed Dec 25, 1940. In LA County Charity hospital, Neuro Surgery ward 41 days, to Feb 4, 1941. Moved back in with Mary to recover. on 25 December 1940 at Los Angeles, California.⁷ He resided at 640 North Wabash from 1950 to 3 October 1952 at Chicago, Illinois.⁹ Luther Maurice Tonsing was a printer on 3 October 1952.⁹ Luther Maurice Tonsing was also known as Luther Martin.⁹ Luther Maurice Tonsing was also known as Luther Morris Tonsing.⁵

     Cyril Martin Tonsing was born on 11 June 1901 at Hardy, Nuckolls County, Nebraska.^3,2 He was the son of Paul Gerhardt Tonsing and Ruth Martin.⁴ Cyril Martin Tonsing died on 10 June 1902 at Hardy, Nuckolls County, Nebraska, at age 11 months and 30 days.^3,2 Cyril Martin Tonsing was buried at 6920 Rawlins Rd on 11 June 1902 at Mount Vernon Cemetery, Atchison, Kansas.^3,2
     Cyril Martin Tonsing, Paul Gerhardt Tonsing, and Ruth Martin attended the at Saint Mark's Lutheran Church at 400 S 6th, Atchison, Kansas.³

     Robert Lowe Tonsing was born on 20 September 1902 at 293 North Terrace (was N. 1st), Atchison, Kansas.^2,4 He was the son of Paul Gerhardt Tonsing and Ruth Martin.^2,3,1 Robert Lowe Tonsing married Helen Hornecker, daughter of Charles Hornecker and Katherine E. Rogers, on 3 June 1926 at Saint Pauls Lutheran Church, Wichita, Sedgwick County, Kansas.^3,1,5 Robert Lowe Tonsing and Helen Hornecker were engaged on 12 August 1923.⁶ Robert Lowe Tonsing died at 5808 W. 8th St. N. on 15 March 1998 at Sandpiper Bay Health Care Center, Wichita, Sedgwick County, Kansas, at age 95 years, 5 months and 23 days.^7,4,8 Robert Lowe Tonsing was buried on 20 March 1998 at Pleasant Ridge Cemetery, Goddard, Sedgwick County, Kansas; section 7 lot 25a.^7,9,8
     Robert Lowe Tonsing also went by the name of Bob Tonsing.¹ Robert Lowe Tonsing was Lutheran attended the Saint Pauls Lutheran Church at Wichita, Sedgwick County, Kansas.⁹ Robert Lowe Tonsing attended the marriage of Charles B. Hole and Ethel Martin at 315 North Terrace (was N. 1st) on 4 September 1903 at Atchison, Kansas.¹ Robert Lowe Tonsing lived with Evan Walker Tonsing and Orpah Tonsing at 315 North Terrace (was N. 1st) from 1910 to 1917 at Atchison, Kansas.^10,11,12 Robert Lowe Tonsing appeared on the 1910 census in the household of Paul Gerhardt Tonsing at Atchison, Kansas.² Robert Lowe Tonsing appeared on the 1920 census in the household of Paul Gerhardt Tonsing at Atchison, Kansas.¹³ Robert Lowe Tonsing graduated with a the highest average grade of the 52 members of the class degree from the at 1500 W Riley on 26 May 1921 at Atchison High School, Atchison, Kansas.¹⁴ Robert Lowe Tonsing and Evan Walker Tonsing were sang tenor in a presentation of "The Star of Light" on 26 December 1921 at Saint Mark's Lutheran Church, 400 S 6th, Atchison, Kansas.¹⁵ Robert Lowe Tonsing was re-elected treasurer of the Kansas Luther League from 25 August 1922 to 14 June 1923 at Kansas.¹⁶ He resided at 315 North Terrace (was N. 1st) in 1923 at Atchison, Kansas.¹⁷ Robert Lowe Tonsing was first tenor in the Men's Glee Club on 3 October 1923.¹⁸ Robert Lowe Tonsing was associated in the Men's Glee Club between 1924 and 1925 at University of Kansas, Lawrence, Douglas County, Kansas.¹ Robert Lowe Tonsing was ill with cracked two ribs and wretched one arm in fall from second story window at 315 North Terrace (was N. 1st) on 29 July 1924 at Atchison, Kansas.¹⁹ Robert Lowe Tonsing was employed at University of Kansas on 17 November 1924 at Jayhawker Press, Lawrence, Douglas County, Kansas.²⁰ Robert Lowe Tonsing was sang in quartette on K. U. radio station on 15 December 1924 at Lawrence, Douglas County, Kansas.²¹ Robert Lowe Tonsing was employed as a special events and telegraph editor from 1926 to 1975 at Eagle, Wichita, Sedgwick County, Kansas.^22,3,23 Robert Lowe Tonsing graduated with a Phi Beta Kappa in journalism degree from the on 7 June 1926 at Lawrence, Douglas County, Kansas.^{3,24,25,26,27} Robert Lowe Tonsing was an operating a linotype on 7 July 1926 at Pueblo, Pueblo County, Colorado.²⁸ Robert Lowe Tonsing and Helen Hornecker resided at 333 S. Osage at Wichita, Sedgwick County, Kansas.¹ Robert Lowe Tonsing was the head of household on the 1930 census at Wichita, Sedgwick County, Kansas. Helen Hornecker were listed in the household.²² Robert Lowe Tonsing and Helen Hornecker resided at 1005 Hendryx on 30 April 1932 at Wichita, Sedgwick County, Kansas.^1,23 Robert Lowe Tonsing, Paul Gerhardt Tonsing, and Ruth Martin attended the at Saint Mark's Lutheran Church at Atchison, Kansas.¹ Robert Lowe Tonsing and Helen Hornecker resided at 1657 North Arkansas St. on 31 October 1937 at Wichita, Sedgwick County, Kansas.¹ Robert Lowe Tonsing and Helen Hornecker resided at 1657 North Arkansas St. on 31 October 1937 at Wichita, Sedgwick County, Kansas.¹ Robert Lowe Tonsing was retired in 1972 at Wichita, Sedgwick County, Kansas.⁶ Robert Lowe Tonsing was retired in 1975 at Wichita, Sedgwick County, Kansas.³ He resided at 5808 W. 8th St. N. in December 1997 at Wichita, Sedgwick County, Kansas.^29,30 He resided at 67203 Wichita at Sedgwick County, Kansas.⁴ His title was Sr.³¹ Robert Lowe Tonsing was named for Rev. James Angus Lowe.³²

     Ida Tonsing was born on 7 July 1908 at 617 South Sixth, Atchison, Kansas.^5,4,6 She was the daughter of Paul Gerhardt Tonsing and Ruth Martin.^4,1,2 Ida Tonsing was baptizedin at Atchison, Kansas.⁷ Ida Tonsing married Paul Benjamin Denton, son of Robert Edward Denton and Sarah Mae Heaston, at 400 S 6th on 2 February 1931 at Saint Mark's Lutheran Church, Atchison, Kansas.^7,1,3,8 Ida Tonsing and Paul Benjamin Denton were divorced circa August 1946.^9,5 Ida Tonsing died from stroke on 4 December 1989 at Saint John's Mercy Hospital, Washington, Franklin County, Missouri, at age 81 years, 4 months and 27 days.^6,5 Ida Tonsing was cremated on 6 December 1989 at PMS Crematory, Saint Louis, Missouri.⁵
     Ida Tonsing and Ernest Frederick Tonsing were twins.¹⁰ Ida Tonsing was named for Ida Challiss.² Ida Tonsing was also known as Ida T. Denton.^11,5 Ida Tonsing appeared on the 1910 census in the household of Paul Gerhardt Tonsing at 315 North Terrace (was N. 1st), Atchison, Kansas.⁴ Ida Tonsing appeared on the 1920 census in the household of Paul Gerhardt Tonsing at Atchison, Kansas.¹² Ida Tonsing and Ernest Frederick Tonsing were confirmed on 27 March 1921 at Atchison, Kansas.¹³ Ida Tonsing was sang in Girls Glee Club on 11 December 1924 at Atchison, Kansas.¹⁴ Ida Tonsing and Ernest Frederick Tonsing graduated from the at 1500 W Riley on 28 May 1926 at Atchison High School, Atchison, Kansas.¹⁵ Ida Tonsing was ill with appendicitis on 15 July 1926.¹⁶ Ida Tonsing was educated on 12 September 1926 at Western Theological Seminary, Atchison, Kansas.^9,17 Ida Tonsing was ill with appendix operation on 17 July 1927 at Trinity Hospital, Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri.¹⁸ Ernest Frederick Tonsing and Ida Tonsing resided at 315 North Terrace (was N. 1st) in 1928 at Atchison, Kansas.¹⁹ Ida Tonsing was educated circa August 1928 at Friends University, Wichita, Sedgwick County, Kansas.^20,8 Ida Tonsing was enumerated as the daughter of Paul Gerhardt Tonsing on the 1930 census at Atchison, Kansas.²¹ Ida Tonsing was educated at W side of 8th, head of Y on 12 September 1930 at Mount Saint Scholastica Academy, Atchison, Kansas.²² Ida Tonsing and Paul Benjamin Denton resided at 1323 Kentucky from 8 February 1931 to 2 November 1932 at Lawrence, Douglas County, Kansas.²³ Ida Tonsing graduated from the on 6 June 1932 at University of Kansas, Lawrence, Douglas County, Kansas.²⁴ Ida Tonsing and Ernest Frederick Tonsing graduated from the on 12 June 1933 at Lawrence, Douglas County, Kansas.²⁵ Ida Tonsing and Paul Benjamin Denton resided at 824 Santa Fe St. in March 1936 at Atchison, Kansas.^26,27 Ida Tonsing, Paul Gerhardt Tonsing, and Ruth Martin attended the at Saint Mark's Lutheran Church at Atchison, Kansas.¹ Ida Tonsing was a witness to were right-handed with Paul Gerhardt Tonsing and Ruth Martin.²⁸ Paul Benjamin Denton and Ida Tonsing resided on 9 May 1939 at Leavenworth, Leavenworth County, Kansas.²⁹ Ida Tonsing and Paul Benjamin Denton resided at 1611 Wilshire Blvd. on 13 June 1948 at Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.¹ Ida Tonsing and Paul Benjamin Denton resided at 611 NW 21 in March 1950 at Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.¹ Ida Tonsing was a linotype operator before 1966 at Daily Oklahoman and Times, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Ida Tonsing was retired before 1978 at Chronicle, San Francisco, California.³⁰ Ida Tonsing was a linotype operator before 1978 at San Francisco, California.⁵

     Ernest Frederick Tonsing was born on 7 July 1908 at 617 South Sixth, Atchison, Kansas.^4,5,1 He was the son of Paul Gerhardt Tonsing and Ruth Martin.^1,2,3 Ernest Frederick Tonsing married Dorothy Louise Peterson, daughter of Nels Peter Gotfred Peterson and Alphild Victoria Anderson, on 1 June 1935 at Lutheran Church, Falun, Saline County, Kansas.^6,2,3,7 Ernest Frederick Tonsing died on 13 July 1995 at Topeka, Kansas, at age 87 years and 6 days.^5,8
     Ernest Frederick Tonsing and Ida Tonsing were twins.⁹ Ernest Frederick Tonsing appeared on the 1910 census in the household of Paul Gerhardt Tonsing at 315 North Terrace (was N. 1st), Atchison, Kansas.⁴ Ernest Frederick Tonsing appeared on the 1920 census in the household of Paul Gerhardt Tonsing at Atchison, Kansas.¹⁰ Ernest Frederick Tonsing and Ida Tonsing were confirmed on 27 March 1921 at Saint Mark's Lutheran Church, 400 S 6th, Atchison, Kansas.¹¹ Ernest Frederick Tonsing was "Emperor What-For-Why" in the Junior high school operetta "Princess Chrysanthemum" on 23 May 1922 at Atchison, Kansas.¹² Ernest Frederick Tonsing was educated at 1020 N 2nd between 1923 and 1924 at Saint Benedicts College, Atchison, Kansas.¹³ Ernest Frederick Tonsing graduated from the in 1926 at University of Kansas, Lawrence, Douglas County, Kansas.¹³ Ernest Frederick Tonsing and Ida Tonsing graduated from the at 1500 W Riley on 28 May 1926 at Atchison High School, Atchison, Kansas.¹⁴ Ernest Frederick Tonsing was educated at Eighth and Spring Garden on 3 September 1927 at Western Theological Seminary, Atchison, Kansas.^13,15 Ernest Frederick Tonsing and Ida Tonsing resided at 315 North Terrace (was N. 1st) in 1928 at Atchison, Kansas.¹⁶ Ernest Frederick Tonsing was enumerated as the son of Paul Gerhardt Tonsing on the 1930 census at Atchison, Kansas.¹⁷ Ernest Frederick Tonsing was ill with tuberculosis say August 1931.¹³ A Declaration for Widow's Pension was sworn to by Ida Challiss Martin.¹⁸ Ernest Frederick Tonsing graduated with a Bachelor of Divinity degree from the from 7 September 1931 to 1934 at Maywood Lutheran Seminary, Chicago, Illinois.^13,19 Ernest Frederick Tonsing graduated with a A.B. degree from the in 1932 or 1933 at Lawrence, Douglas County, Kansas.²⁰ Ernest Frederick Tonsing and Ida Tonsing graduated from the on 12 June 1933 at Lawrence, Douglas County, Kansas.²¹ Ernest Frederick Tonsing was employed as a printer at 520 Commercial from 1934 to 15 May 1935 at Daily Globe, Atchison, Kansas.^13,22 Ernest Frederick Tonsing attended the First English Lutheran Church on 10 April 1934 at Saint Joseph, Buchanan County, Missouri.²³ Ernest Frederick Tonsing was employed as a supply pastor until 1 September 1935 then resident pastor from September 1934 to November 1938 at Saint Paul's Lutheran Church, Valley Falls, Jefferson County, Kansas.^24,25 Ernest Frederick Tonsing and Dorothy Louise Peterson resided at 601 Riley St. on 17 June 1935 at Atchison, Kansas.²⁶ Dorothy Louise Peterson and Ernest Frederick Tonsing resided at 407 N 2d in March 1936 at Atchison, Kansas.^27,28 Ernest Frederick Tonsing, Paul Gerhardt Tonsing, and Ruth Martin attended the at Saint Mark's Lutheran Church at Atchison, Kansas.² Ernest Frederick Tonsing was ordained on 20 April 1936 at United Lutheran Church of America, Kansas Synod, Kansas. His title was Rev.²⁸ Ernest Frederick Tonsing was employed as a pastor from November 1938 to 21 September 1941 at Saint John's Lutheran Church, Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas.²⁵ Ernest Frederick Tonsing was employed as a president on 29 October 1940 at Kansas Synod of the Lutheran Church, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.²⁹ Ernest Frederick Tonsing was employed as an editor on 1 September 1941 at Kansas Synod Lutheran, Atchison, Kansas.²⁵ Ernest Frederick Tonsing was employed as a pastor from 21 September 1941 to 1943 at Saint Marks Evangelical Lutheran Church, Emporia, Lyon County, Kansas.^2,25 Ernest Frederick Tonsing was awarded the Bronze Star between 1942 and 1945.³⁰ His title was Chaplain.^2,3 Ernest Frederick Tonsing began military service on 14 August 1943 chaplain, Lt. Col., 104th Infantry Div, 7th US Army Corps.^2,3,1,30 Ernest Frederick Tonsing and Dorothy Louise Peterson resided at 716 Bonfoy on 6 May 1944 at Colorado Springs, El Paso County, Colorado.³¹ Ruth Martin wrote a letter to Ernest Frederick Tonsing on 3 October 1945 from Los Angeles, California.³² Ernest Frederick Tonsing began military service in 1946 U.S. Army Reserves. Ernest Frederick Tonsing conducted the funeral of Nellie Ellen Knapp on 15 January 1946 at Nortonville Christian Church, Nortonville, Jefferson County, Kansas.³³ Ernest Frederick Tonsing ended military service on 18 January 1946 at San Luis Obispo, San Luis Obispo County, California.³⁴ Ernest Frederick Tonsing was employed as a minister between 19 May 1946 and 1975 at First Lutheran Church, Topeka, Kansas.³⁵ Ernest Frederick Tonsing was associated in the Bishop and secretary in 1947 at Kansas.³⁵ Ernest Frederick Tonsing and Dorothy Louise Peterson resided at 112 S. Knox in 1947 at Topeka, Kansas.² Ernest Frederick Tonsing was associated in the president in 1951 at Kansas. Ernest Frederick Tonsing and Dorothy Louise Peterson resided at 105 N. Courtland from 1953 to 1959 at Topeka, Kansas.^2,1 Ernest Frederick Tonsing was associated in the board member of Deaconess work in 1958 at Kansas. Ernest Frederick Tonsing graduated with a Doctor of Divinity degree from the in 1961 at Western Theological Seminary, Atchison, Kansas. His title was Dr.³⁵ His title was Lt. Col.³ Ernest Frederick Tonsing ended military service U.S. Army Reserves, lieutenant colonel in 1968.³ Ernest Frederick Tonsing was also known as Ernst Frederick Tonsing.^36,35,8 His title was Sr.³ Ernest Frederick Tonsing also went by the name of Ernie.² Ernest Frederick Tonsing was Lutheran.²⁰ Ernest Frederick Tonsing was retired in 1975 at Topeka, Kansas.³⁵ Ernest Frederick Tonsing was employed as a member and moderator of TV show "Your Question Please" at WIBW-TV, Topeka, Kansas.³⁵ Ernest Frederick Tonsing performed the marriage ceremony of Paul Martin Tonsing and Eva Gertrude Rambo at 6913 Sheridan Rd on 2 October 1983 at Fort Worth, Texas.³⁷ Ernest Frederick Tonsing resided at 1280 Oakley Ave. SW on 9 July 1990 at Topeka, Kansas.^5,3 Thomas Brown was the fourth great-grandfather of Ernest Frederick Tonsing.³

     David V. Farmer was born in 1829 at Roane County, Tennessee.^6,1,7 David V. Farmer was born say August 1828.³ He was the son of Elijah Farmer and Jane Preston.^4,5,1,6 David V. Farmer was born say July 1831.⁸ David V. Farmer was born circa 1832.⁹ David V. Farmer married Elizabeth J. Thomas, daughter of Isaac Ellis Thomas Sr. and Mary Drucilla Holland.¹⁰ David V. Farmer married Nancy Vaughan, daughter of Wm. Vaughan.^11,12 David V. Farmer died on 9 July 1862 at age 33 years.^6,5,13 His estate was probated 7 May 1864 Tarrant County, Texas, by Elijah Ward Farmer Jr.. 279 acres.^13,14 David V. Farmer was buried at Grant's Cemetery, Carswell AFB, Tarrant County, Texas.⁶ His estate was probated 7 May 1864 Tarrant County, Texas, by Joseph Beryl Farmer.¹³
     David V. Farmer may have been in the Elijah Farmer household on the 1830 census at Roane County, Tennessee.^12,7,15 David V. Farmer was also known as David Vaughn Farmer.^6,16 David V. Farmer was also known as David B. Farmer.^17,18 David V. Farmer was also known as D. B. Farmer.¹⁸ David V. Farmer was also known as David V. Farmer.^18,19 David V. Farmer may have been in the Elijah Farmer household on the 1840 census at Roane County, Tennessee.²⁰ Joseph Beryl Farmer, Elijah Ward Farmer Jr. and David V. Farmer resided before 1846 at Roane County, Tennessee.^16,21 Joseph Beryl Farmer, Elijah Ward Farmer Jr. and David V. Farmer resided say July 1846 at Fannin County, Texas.^16,12,22 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.^2,23 Joseph Beryl Farmer, David V. Farmer and Elijah Ward Farmer Jr. resided in 1849 at Carswell AFB, Tarrant County, Texas; 320 acres extending north to Knight's Lake and east to the West Fork, one mile north of Elijah's farm.^16,24 David V. Farmer appeared on the 1850 census in the household of Jane Preston at Fannin County, Texas.¹ David V. Farmer resided circa 1851 at White Settlement, Tarrant County, Texas.²⁵ David V. Farmer and Joseph Beryl Farmer appeared on the tax rolls on 1 January 1851 at Tarrant County, Texas.^18,26 David V. Farmer appeared on the tax rolls in 1852 at Tarrant County, Texas.¹⁸ David V. Farmer and Joseph Beryl Farmer appeared on the tax rolls in 1853 at Tarrant County, Texas.¹⁸ David V. Farmer and Joseph Beryl Farmer were settled on adjoining properties (file #2882 and #2837) on 10 December 1853 at Tarrant County, Texas.²⁷ David V. Farmer and George Preston Farmer appeared on the tax rolls in 1854 at Tarrant County, Texas.¹⁸ David V. Farmer received a grant of survey #2837 of land at Tarrant County, Texas, on 13 March 1854.²⁷ David V. Farmer and Elijah Ward Farmer Jr. resided on 13 March 1854 at Robertson Land District, Tarrant County, Texas; 6 miles west of Fort Worth.^17,18 Joseph Beryl Farmer, Elijah Ward Farmer Jr. and David V. Farmer resided on 13 March 1854 at Robertson Land District, Tarrant County, Texas; 6 miles west of Ft. Worth.^17,18 David V. Farmer and Joseph Beryl Farmer appeared on the jury list in 1855 at Birdville, Tarrant County, Texas.^28,29 David V. Farmer and George Preston Farmer appeared on the tax rolls in 1855 at Tarrant County, Texas.¹⁸ David V. Farmer and George Preston Farmer appeared on the tax rolls in 1855 at Tarrant County, Texas.¹⁸ David V. Farmer and George Preston Farmer appeared on the tax rolls in 1856 at Tarrant County, Texas.¹⁸ David V. Farmer and Joseph Beryl Farmer were appointed commisioners to partition and distribute the land of Cornelius Connelley, deceased between 10 September 1858 and 27 September 1858 at Tarrant County, Texas.³⁰ David V. Farmer and Joseph Beryl Farmer appeared on the tax rolls in 1860 at Tarrant County, Texas.¹⁸ David V. Farmer received a grant of 279 acres of land from State of Texas at Tarrant County, Texas, on 9 May 1860.^14,31 David V. Farmer began military service on 26 January 1862 at Tarrant County, Texas, Private, Commanding Officer Capt. Stephen C. Ragen, Company of Mounted Volunteers, 1st Regiment Texas Calvary; Col. M. T. Johnson, Commander CSA.^8,9,3 David V. Farmer witnessed the probate of the estate of Joseph Beryl Farmer on 28 February 1878 at E. A. Carroll and D. V. Farmer survey, Tarrant County, Texas; 279 acres.³² The road leading to Carswell AFB is Farmer's Branch Road.³³

     Marie Sophie Tönsing was born on 6 December 1853 at Cleveland, Ohio.¹ Marie Sophie Tönsing was baptizedin at 2049 W. 30th St., south of Lorain Ave. at 2049 W. 30th St., south of Lorain Ave. at Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church, Cleveland, Ohio.² She was the daughter of Ernst Friederich Tönsing and Anna Maria Gertrude Walker.¹ Marie Sophie Tönsing died circa 1854 at Cleveland, Ohio.³
     Marie Sophie Tönsing and Clara Elisabeth Tönsing were twins.² Marie Sophie Tönsing and Clara Elisabeth Tönsing were ill with cholera circa 1854 at Cleveland, Ohio.³