Daniel Johnson was born 14 Dec 1816 in Guilden Sutton, Cheshire, England and was christened 16 Feb 1817. He died 30 Dec 1878. Daniel married Sarah Robinson on 29 Dec 1844.

Other marriages:

Bancroft, Mary
, Betsey

Sarah Robinson married Daniel Johnson on 29 Dec 1844.

Daniel Johnson was born 14 Dec 1816 in Guilden Sutton, Cheshire, England and was christened 16 Feb 1817. He died 30 Dec 1878. Daniel married Betsey.

Other marriages:

Bancroft, Mary
Robinson, Sarah

John Johnson was born 18 Dec 1818 in Guilden Sutton, Cheshire, England and was christened 22 Dec 1818. He died 11 Aug 1888. John married Mary Ann Bennett on 24 Dec 1843.

Mary Ann Bennett married John Johnson on 24 Dec 1843.

Richard Johnson was born 15 Jul 1820 in Guilden Sutton, Cheshire, England and was christened 16 Jul 1820. He died 20 Feb 1867. Richard married Sarah Burker.

Robert Johnson was born 4 Sep 1823 in Guilden Sutton, Cheshire, England and was christened 5 Oct 1823 in Guilden Sutton, Cheshire, England. He died 9 Apr 1911 in Manti, Sanpete, Utah and was buried 12 Apr 1911 in Manti, Sanpete, Utah. Robert married Elizabeth Johnston on 12 Jan 1845 in Didsbury, Lancaster, England.

Elizabeth Johnston married Robert Johnson on 12 Jan 1845 in Didsbury, Lancaster, England.

John Cope Goodwin married Ellen Johnson on 29 Jun 1845.

Ellen Johnson was born 16 Oct 1826 in Mellor, Derby, England and was christened 5 Nov 1826. She died 18 Jun 1873. Ellen married John Cope Goodwin on 29 Jun 1845.

Joseph Johnson was born 31 Mar 1828 in Mellor, Derby, England and was christened 19 Apr 1828. He died 13 May 1892. Joseph married Caroline Carmichel on 16 Nov 1851.

Caroline Carmichel married Joseph Johnson on 16 Nov 1851.

Matthew Cooke married Martha Johnson on 3 May 1852.

Martha Johnson was born 5 Sep 1833 in Stockport, Cheshire, England and was christened 26 Sep 1834. She died 7 Jan 1901. Martha married Matthew Cooke on 3 May 1852.

George Augustus Jakway [Parents] was born 7 Oct 1819 in , Washington, New York. He died 18 Mar 1891 in Strawberry Point, Clayton, Iowa. George married Martha J on 21 Feb 1866 in , Buchanan, Iowa.

Other marriages:

Preble, Matilda

George Augustus Jakway had 11 children, 10 to his first wife Matilda and 1 to his second wife Martha. He was an Iowa pioneer.

Went to Buffalo Grove, Iowa in 1854 with his brother, Charles Henry.

1870 Iowa Census, Madison Twp, Buchanan Co, Quasequeton PO June 28, 1870
page 11, lines 3-13:
Jakway, George  50 M W farmer $4000 $630 New York Male Citizen over 21
       Martha  40 F W Housekeeping      New York
       Charles 18 M W                   Illinois Att school during year
       Mary    17 F W                    "          "
       Emma    15 F W                    "          "
       Abram   13 M W                   Iowa        "
       Frank    9 M W                    "          "
       Fred     9 M W                    "          "
       Martha   2 F W                    "
Whitmarsh,
       Millie  16 F W      $300         New York    "
       Stella  12 F W                   Iowa        "

Martha J was born about 1830 in , , New York. She married George Augustus Jakway on 21 Feb 1866 in , Buchanan, Iowa.

Other marriages:

Whitmarsh,

William Hunter [Parents] was born 2 Nov 1797 in Maysville, Mason, Kentucky. He died ¹ 2 May 1882 in Douglas, Centerville, Appanoose, Iowa and was buried in Hanes Cemetery, Centerville, Appanoose, Iowa. William married Phoebe Woods on 27 May 1817 in Harrison, Indiana.

Other marriages:

Myers, Rachel

Aunt Ruth's family history (1950) lists the following as children: Nelson, Newton, Garrison, Franklin, Anderson, Sarah, Nancy, Lucinda, Molessia.

Frank Parson's family history lists the following as children withtheir birth dates:
David Nelson/Newton Hunter 1819-
Anderson Hunter 1821- b in Indiana
Nancy Hunter 1829- b in Indiana
Franklin Patrick 1831- b in Indiana
Mary M. 1834- b in Indiana
Jasper Nelson/Newton 1837- b in Indiana
Melissa 1841- b in Indiana
Harrison 1844- b in Indiana
Sarah 1847- b in Indiana
Garrison 1850- b in Indiana
Julia F. 1852-1897 Coles Co., Illinois (think this is Jackson, not Hunter, bp)

Etta Stephens-Withers lists the following as children with their birth dates:
David Nelson-Newton Hunter - 1819, Indiana
Anderson P. Hunter - 1821, Indiana
Nancy Hunter - 1829, Indiana
Franklin Patrick Hunter - 1831, Indiana
Mary M. Hunter - 1834, Indiana
Jasper Nelson-Newton Hunter - 1837, Indiana
Lucinda Hunter - 1839, Indiana
Melissa  Hunter - 1841, Indiana
Harrison Hunter - 1844, Indiana
Sara Hunter - abt 1847, Indiana
Garrison Hunter - abt 1850, Indiana

*  From an old "Family" Bible - have two torn out sheets (B.Hunter-Parker)

1850 U.S. Census for Parke county, Indiana, District 137, Jackson twp, House 36, Family 36, pg 157a,: William Hunter, 53, farmer, Val $200, born in Kentucky.

Phebe Hunter, age 52, F, Ky
Patrick F. Hunter, age 19, M, Ind
Mary M. Hunter, age 16, M, Ind
Jasper M. Hunter, age 13, M, Ind
Lucinda Hunter, age 11, F, Ind
Malissa Hunter, age 9, F, Ind

1860 U.S. Census for Appanoose County, Iowa, House 436, Family 418 (June 29), pg 606, Unionville PO: William Hunter, age 62 (b 1798), a farmer, $1600 real estate, $650 personal property, born in Ohio.

Rachel Hunter, (age 32, b 1828, Indiana)
William M. Jackson (age 14, b 1846, Indiana)
Noah Jackson (age 11, b 1849, Indiana)
Martha J. Jackson (age 9, b 1851, Indiana)
Phebe A. Jackson (age 6, b 1853, Indiana)
Julia F. Jackson (age 3, b 1857, Indiana)

DEATH: No will found for William Hunter. From Clerk of District Court, Centerville, Iowa on 17 Nov 1972.

DEATH: Obituary:  WILLIAM HUNTER. Died on the 2nd inst. at his residence in Douglas township, William Hunter, aged 84 years and 7 months, was born in Kentucky Nov 2, 1797, near Maysville on the Ohio river, and resided there until 12 years old; moved to Clermont county, Ohio with his parents, all remained there three years. From there he went to Harrison County, Indiana, and continued his home there until he was married. When 16 years old in 1812, went down the Ohio and up the Cumberland river with a boat load of flour for the army, followed boating on the river till 1814, when he left the river at Natchez, started home on foot to his parents in Indiana, which was about 700 miles. "There was a fine good jovial company of us when we started, but I found some dark clouds hung before me before reaching home. When I reached home found my parents all right."  Was married May 27, 1821 to Phoebe Woods. Lived together over 41 years, had fourteen children, raised ten to be grown--five boys and five girls. Left Indiana Sept 25, 1852, and came to Appanoose County and remained here until his death. Lost his wife in 1858, after her death married the widow Jackson in 1859, and raised four children, two boys and two girls. Joined the Christian church about the year 1845, and as he says, "tried to live a consistent Christian life ever since."  He was with General Jackson at the battle of New Orleans. He joined the Masonic order in 1830, at Greencastle, Indiana, and was buried with the honors of the order.
  [Note:  To date have not been able to find anything in Clermont County, Ohio. Also I do not know what newspaper this came from. bp]

DEATH: FTM Vol. 3 #5256 has d 1893 (96 years - Scotch-Irish); Internet/Beck: has d 2 May 1882 at Douglas Twp, Centerville,Appanoose [County], Iowa; Aunt Ruth's Family History has d 2 May 1881

Phoebe Woods [Parents] was born 1798 in , , Kentucky. She died 8 Dec 1858 in Centerville, Appanoose, Iowa and was buried in Dale Cemetery, Centerville, Appanoose, Iowa. Phoebe married William Hunter on 27 May 1817 in Harrison, Indiana.

From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996.