Francis Furner was born 1538. He married Mrs Isabell Furner.

Mrs Isabell Furner was born 1542. She married Francis Furner.

Other marriages:

Chilton, Lyonel

James Pendleton [Parents] was born 1689/1690 in Westerly, Washington, Rhode Island and was christened 23 Jun 1693 in Stonington, New London, Connecticut. He died 9 Jan 1753 in Westerly, Washington, Rhode Island. James married Elizabeth Brown on 6 Jan 1717/1718 in Westerly, Washington, Rhode Island.

Other marriages:

Brown, Abigail
Lanphere, Elizabeth

Elizabeth Brown was born 9 May 1694 in Stonington, New London, Connecticut and was christened 1 Jul 1694 in First Church, Stonington, New London, Connecticut. She died after 1776. Elizabeth married James Pendleton on 6 Jan 1717/1718 in Westerly, Washington, Rhode Island.

Frank Harry Hunter [Parents] [scrapbook] was born 31 Jan 1891 in Denver, Adams, Colorado. He died 5 Feb 1918 in Paul, Minidoka, Idaho and was buried 8 Feb 1918 in Rupert, Minidoka, Idaho. Frank married Edna Leo Titus on 9 Nov 1911 in , , Colorado.

Frank lived at Richfield, Idaho where his father's sister Louise Hunter Conner lived.

Edna Leo Titus [Parents] [scrapbook] was born 28 May 1892 in Spencer, Clay, Iowa. She died 30 May 1963 in Heyburn, Minidoka, Idaho and was buried 2 Jun 1963 in Riverside Cem, Heyburn, Minidoka, Idaho. Edna married Frank Harry Hunter on 9 Nov 1911 in , , Colorado.

Other marriages:

Bilger, Fred

Fred Bilger [scrapbook] was born 17 Apr 1894 in Dubuque, Dubuque, Iowa. He died 1981 in Burley, Cassia, Idaho and was buried in Riverside Cem, Heyburn, Minidoka, Idaho. Fred married Edna Leo Titus on 31 Dec 1930 in Minidoka, Idaho.

Fred and Edna had no children together. He was a good father and grandfather to her 3 children, their grandchildren and great-grandchildren.

Edna Leo Titus [Parents] [scrapbook] was born 28 May 1892 in Spencer, Clay, Iowa. She died 30 May 1963 in Heyburn, Minidoka, Idaho and was buried 2 Jun 1963 in Riverside Cem, Heyburn, Minidoka, Idaho. Edna married Fred Bilger on 31 Dec 1930 in Minidoka, Idaho.

Other marriages:

Hunter, Frank Harry

James Jack Sr [Parents] was born 2 May 1705 in Ballykelly, Londonderry, Ireland. He died in Ardstraw, Tyrone, Ireland. James married Elizabeth McNulty about 1725 in Ardstraw, Tyrone, Ireland.

Other marriages:

Carnahan,

Elizabeth McNulty was born about 1705 in Ireland. She died in Newton, Cumberland, Pennsylvania. Elizabeth married James Jack Sr about 1725 in Ardstraw, Tyrone, Ireland.

Capt William Thompson was born 1751/1752 in , Cumberland, Pennsylvania. He died 1790/1791 in Kenton Station, Mason, Kentucky. William married Mary Jack in Big Spring Church, Cumberland, Pennsylvania.

John Donaldson: He came from the Cumberland Valley of Scotch-Irish stock and settled near Mt. Pleasant, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania. He married Mary Jack and moved to Kentucky. There he was a "comrade in arms" of Daniel Boone.45 He was a soldier throughout the American Revolution. According to the J. V. Thompson papers Vol. 11 page 270 William Thompson was a scout for General Washington during the Revolution. According to the National Archives, B. L. Wt. 2202-200 is the number referred to as compensation for    service in the Revolution. A single sheet of paper said that Lt. William Thompson's land etc was on 7 April 1795 was issued to John Nicholson, assignee. "No papers" were present.

Mary Jack [Parents] was born 1755 in South Huntington, Westmoreland, Pennsylvania. She died 1830. Mary married Capt William Thompson in Big Spring Church, Cumberland, Pennsylvania.

James Jack Sr [Parents] was born 2 May 1705 in Ballykelly, Londonderry, Ireland. He died in Ardstraw, Tyrone, Ireland. James married Carnahan.

Other marriages:

McNulty, Elizabeth

Israel Byron Titus [Parents] [scrapbook] "IB" was born 21 Jul 1842 in Warrensville, Cuyahoga, Ohio. He died 31 May 1925 in Paul, Minidoka, Idaho. IB married Maria N Jakway on 30 Jan 1864 in Buffalo Grove, Buchanan, Iowa.

Other marriages:

Erickson, Bede

Maria N Jakway [Parents] was born 23 Feb 1848 in , , Illinois. She died 26 Apr 1896 in Collins, St Claire, Missouri and was buried in Humansville, Polk, Missouri. Maria married Israel Byron Titus on 30 Jan 1864 in Buffalo Grove, Buchanan, Iowa.

Capt John Jack [Parents] was born 11 Mar 1726 in Ardstraw, Tyrone, Ireland. He died 23 Apr 1808 in South Huntington, Westmoreland, Pennsylvania and was buried in Rothermel Cemetery, Sewickly, Westmoreland, Pennsylvania. John married Eleanor Stevenson on 1752 in , Westmoreland, Pennsylvania.

John Jack's Revolutionary War Services were as follows: "John Jack served as a Ranger on the frontier from 1778 to 1783 in Westmoreland Co., Penna. under Captain Andrew Swearington. referance: Pennsylvania Archives, Series III, Vol. XXII, page 312. Compare this list of Rangers with the taxables of Huntington Township in 1783, Pennsylvania Archives, Series III, Vol. XXII, Pages 408 to 419. It will be seen that Major David Vance, Adj. Thomas Mason and others were Rangers in this company and taxable in Huntington County." Lists his rank as private. DAR application verified by national number 186084 add 271. 6th Company. 4th Battalion, Cumberland Co., PA 24 Oct 1782 Lt. Col. Samuel Culbertson. He was prominent with others in his family in drafting and uttering the Hannastown Declaration of Independence in 1775.126 page 350 According the Volume 4 of the J. V. Thompson book John Jack came to Westmoreland County from Franklin County in 1772, and he and his wife are buried on the Rothermel Farm near West Newton, Pennsylvania.

DEATH:  the following from Publications of the Genealogical Society of Pennsylvania, Vol. V:3, p. 338, "Abstracts of Wills of Westmoreland County, " Will Book I, p 46: John JACK, Yeoman, Huntington Twp., dated 2 Aug 1806, proved 23 Apr 1808 - wife Elinor; Children - Patrick, Anna ROBERTSON, Elizabeth MACKLIN [MARKLE] and Rebecca. JACK. Grandsons John CLARK, Andrew THOMSON and John FINLEY; Sons-in-law- Andrew FINLEY, John ROBINSON, and John MACKLIN. Son Thomas S. JACK and other children not named; Andrew FINLEY and John ROBERTSON Executors, Witness, John CARNAHAN and Charles HUNTER. Patricia Lowry gives his place of death as Westmoreland Co., PA.

Eleanor Stevenson was born 1737/1739 in , , Pennsylvania. She died May 1828 in South Huntington, Westmoreland, Pennsylvania and was buried in Rothermel Cemetery, Sewickly, Westmoreland, Pennsylvania. Eleanor married Capt John Jack on 1752 in , Westmoreland, Pennsylvania.

John Donadson: According to an interview by J. V. Thompson176 of her grandson, David Markle, son of John Markle and Elizabeth Jack, on September 7, 1897 at 6:60 A.M., he asked if David knew his grandmother Jack. "Oh my yes" "She had a cancer on her nose and side of her face." David went on to say he cracked nuts and put them in a sack and washed them for her to eat as she had no teeth. She had an old Kettle. She had brought from the old Country and Harry Markle or Harmar Smith had it at the time. She was Scotch Irish. She was      married when she was 13 or 14 years old. He went on to say she died when he was 8 years old. She died at their house/ She was buried at the Rothamel burying ground as her husband before her had been. She was described as a rather small woman.

Jeremiah Jack [Parents] was born 2 Jun 1689 in Scotland. He died 1785 in Berkeley, Virginia. Jeremiah married Anne Swaine on 11 Jul 1724 in First Presb Ch, P, Pennsylvania.

Will of Jeremiah Jack proved 11 Aug 1785. F. Lee Hastings has established the identity of the children shown in the will. See his justifications on file.
   JV Thompson Journals Volume 6: Miss Clara Stevens, aged 76       recollections: Upon telling her that her great great grandfather, Jeremiah Jack had been captured by the Indians when his son John was killed by them on Apr 13, 1757, she said she recalled hearing the elder relatives tell of a party coming to the home of her gg grandmother, Mrs Jack & saying that there was a man across the River (the Potomac) who wanted to see her. Upon her going to the River, the man s'd he wanted to buy the farm. She told him that she could not sell it, that it belonged to her husband who had been carried off by the Indians several years ago & she did not know whether he was     alive or dead. (According to Elizabeth Boyd's record made Jany 31, 1859, he was gone 8 or 9 yrs). He then made himself known, he being Jeremiah Jack & had changed so much that his wife didn't know him.

Anne Swaine died after 1766 in Berkeley, , Virginia. She married Jeremiah Jack on 11 Jul 1724 in First Presb Ch, P, Pennsylvania.