Ancestors of James Stephen BAILEY

Mr READ was born about 1706 in North Crawley, Buckinghamshire, England.

Mrs READ was born about 1710 in North Crawley, Buckinghamshire, England.

Naomi READ was born on 1 Nov 1824 in North Crawley, Buckinghamshire, England. She died on 25 Mar 1876 in Ogden, Weber Co., Utah. Parents: William M. READ Jr. and Sarah BRIMLEY.

Sara READ was born in 1770 in North Crawley, Buckinghamshire, England. Parents: Thomas READ and Susanna WYCKE .

She was married to William JANES on 30 Nov 1790 in North Crawley, Buckinghamshire, England.

Sarah READ was born about 1790 in North Crawley, Buckinghamshire, England. Parents: William READ and Lucy ROBINSON .

Susanna READ was born on 13 Mar 1759 in North Crawley, Buckinghamshire, England. Parents: Thomas READ and Susanna WYCKE.

Thomas READ was born about 1732 in North Crawley, Buckinghamshire, England. Parents: Mr READ and Mrs READ.

He was married to Susanna WYCKE on 5 Sep 1757 in North Crawley, Buckinghamshire, England. Children were: William READ, Susanna READ, Francis READ, Thomas READ, Ann READ, Mary READ, George READ, Sara READ, Edward READ, Mary READ, Elizabeth READ.

Thomas READ was born on 25 Nov 1764 in North Crawley, Buckinghamshire, England. Parents: Thomas READ and Susanna WYCKE.

Tryphena READ was born on 25 Sep 1832 in Cranfield, Bedfordshire, England. She died on 19 Aug 1851 in North Crawley, Buckinghamshire, England. Parents: William M. READ Jr. and Sarah BRIMLEY.

William READ was born on 20 Oct 1758 in North Crawley, Buckinghamshire, England. He died in 1832. Parents: Thomas READ and Susanna WYCKE.

He was married to Lucy ROBINSON on 6 Jan 1779 in North Crawley, Buckinghamshire, England. Children were: Elizabeth READ, Mary READ, Ann READ, James READ, Sarah READ, William M. READ Jr., John READ, George READ.

William M. READ Jr. was born on 2 Oct 1794 in North Crawley, Buckinghamshire, England. He died on 25 Oct 1856 in vicinity of Rocky Ridge, Converse Co., Wyoming. He was a Butcher.
William M. Read was born 1 October 1794 in North Crawley, Buckinghamshire, England, the youngest of eight children (four boys and four girls) born to William Read (also of North Crawley) and Lucy Robinson.

The Willie Handcart Company (named after Captain James Willie) was the fourth of the five handcart companies to leave Iowa City in 1856. After some delays, the company departed on July 15 with about 500 handcart members. By the time the company left Florence, NE, on August 18, it numbered 400 actual handcart members. The others had decided to stay in Iowa or Nebraska.

While crossing Nebraska, the cattle which pulled their supply wagons stampeded during a storm; traveling became much slower. Because of the loss of oxen, carts had to be overloaded to carry the provisions. The emigrants began to wear out, creating even slower progress and supplies started to run low. When the Willie Company rested near Fort Laramie on September 30, they were able to purchase only a few provisions. Rations had to be reduced. However, the Willie Company was hoping to meet supply wagons from Utah near South Pass. The weak and ill began dying with regularity, and diarist John Chislett wrote, "We soon thought it unusual to leave a campground without burying one or more persons."

On October 19, the Willie Company encountered snow along the Sweetwater and met messengers from the Utah relief company near Ice Springs. That day the company traveled to the Sixth Crossing of the Sweetwater (a few miles from present-day Sweetwater Station). The same blizzard that caught the Martin Company bound the Willie Company in their camp. The last of the flour ration was given out. The morning of October 20, Captain Willie and Joseph Elder set out to find the relief company, which was itself snowbound on the Sweetwater River between Willow and Rock Creeks. The relief company, Willie, and Elder arrived back at the Willie camp the evening of October 21. Five more people had perished from cold and starvation. Food and clothing were distributed to the destitute emigrants.

The following day, part of the relief company continued east to find the Martin Company. Six relief wagons remained with the Willie Company to help them to Utah. The Willie Company journeyed 11 miles to the base of Rocky Ridge and camped for the night. The morning of October 23, the Willie Company faced Rocky Ridge, a formidable barrier for worn-out cart pullers. Through the day they struggled up over the ridge and on to the Rock Creek area, a distance of 16 miles. The wind was blowing hard from the northwest and the snow was knee-deep. Joseph Elder wrote, "that was an awful day. many can never forget the seens they witnessed that day men women and children weakened down by cold and hunger weeping crying and sum even dying by the roadside."

The company remained in camp the next day to bury their dead and recover from the ordeal. Six more relief wagons arrived to help. Thirteen "stiffly frozen" corpses were buried in a mass grave. Before leaving that campsite on October 25, two more were interred, including William Read. As the company moved toward Utah, more rescue teams were encountered and at last all of the Willie Company found room to ride in the wagons. With better weather and sufficient food, the Willie Company arrived in Salt Lake City on November 9, 1856. Sixty-seven members of the company's 400 people had died of exposure or starvation.

William is our 3rd Great Grandfather Parents: William READ and Lucy ROBINSON.

He was married to Sarah BRIMLEY on 18 Dec 1815 in North Crawley, Buckinghamshire, England. Children were: William Smith READ, Amelia READ, Joel READ, James READ, Naomi READ, Josiah READ, Jesse READ, John Brimley READ, Tryphena READ, Ezra READ, Joseph Paul READ.

William Smith READ

was born on 1 Dec 1816 in North Crawley, Buckinghamshire, England. He died on 3 Dec 1891 in Ogden, Weber Co., Utah. Parents: William M. READ Jr. and Sarah BRIMLEY.

He was married to Elizabeth SIMMONS on 20 Apr 1852 in Saint Louis, Saint Louis Co., Missouri.

Adam REPLOGLE was born in 1762 in Lancaster, Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania. He died in Oct 1823 in Clarke Co., Ohio. Parents: Rinehart REPLOGLE and Barbara KOENIG.

He was married to Lovina METZGER about 1782.

Amos REPLOGLE was born in 1757 in Lancaster, Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania. He died after 1790 in Virginia. Parents: Rinehart REPLOGLE and Barbara KOENIG.

Barbara Lovine REPLOGLE was born in 1760 in Lancaster, Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania. She died between 1804 and 1807 in Dayton, Montgomery Co., Ohio. Parents: Rinehart REPLOGLE and Barbara KOENIG.

She was married to Daniel GRIPE about 1778 in Huntingdon, Pennsylvania. Children were: Catherine GRIPE, Jacob GRIPE, Daniel GRIPE, Barbara GRIPE, John GRIPE, Esther GRIPE, Rinehart GRIPE.

Catherine REPLOGLE was born in 1765 in Lancaster, Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania. Parents: Rinehart REPLOGLE and Barbara KOENIG.

She was married to BROWN about 1785.

Daniel REPLOGLE was born on 24 Sep 1772 in Lancaster, Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania. He died in 1837/38 in Elkhart, Elkhart Co., Indiana. Parents: Rinehart REPLOGLE and Barbara KOENIG.

He was married to Susannah METZGER in Frederick, Frederick Co., Maryland.

David REPLOGLE was born in 1775 in Bedford, Bedford Co., Pennsylvania. Parents: Rinehart REPLOGLE and Barbara KOENIG.

He was married to Susan METZGER about 1795.

George REPLOGLE was born on 26 Dec 1780 in Bedford, Bedford Co., Pennsylvania. He died on 26 Dec 1813 in Richland Twp., Cambria Co., Pennsylvania. Parents: Rinehart REPLOGLE and Barbara KOENIG.

He was married to Mary STROUDER about 1800.

Jacob REPLOGLE was born on 29 Aug 1771 in Lancaster, Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania. He died after 1840 in South Bend, Saint Joseph Co., Indiana. Parents: Rinehart REPLOGLE and Barbara KOENIG.

He was married to Elizabeth BUCHER in 1791 in Frederick, Frederick Co., Maryland.

John REPLOGLE was born in 1778 in Bedford, Bedford Co., Pennsylvania. He died in 1850 in Monterey, Pulaski Co., Indiana. Parents: Rinehart REPLOGLE and Barbara KOENIG.

He was married to Margaret METZGER about 1800.

John Philip REPLOGLE was born in 1754 in Lancaster, Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania. He died in 1848 in Darke Co., Ohio. Parents: Rinehart REPLOGLE and Barbara KOENIG.

He was married to Anna Maria about 1772 in Hagerstown, Frederick Co., Maryland.

He was married to Eleanor MCCLEAN on 5 Oct 1788 in Frederick, Frederick Co., Maryland.

He was married to Elizabeth GOSSARD about 1774. Children were: John Henry REPLOGLE.

Margaret REPLOGLE was born in May 1754 in Lancaster, Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania. She died on 10 Oct 1836 in South Bend, Saint Joseph Co., Indiana. Parents: Rinehart REPLOGLE and Barbara KOENIG.

She was married to Peter ROOF about 1772.

Maria Eva REPLOGLE was born on 17 May 1767 in York Co., Pennsylvania. Parents: Rinehart REPLOGLE and Barbara KOENIG.

Miss REPLOGLE was born about 1768 in Lancaster, Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania. Parents: Rinehart REPLOGLE and Barbara KOENIG.

Peter REPLOGLE was born on 3 Apr 1785 in Bedford, Bedford Co., Pennsylvania. He died on 12 Dec 1861 in Decatur, Macon Co., Illinois. Parents: Rinehart REPLOGLE and Barbara KOENIG.

He was married to Elizabeth SHIVELY in 1802 in Huntingdon, Pennsylvania.

Rinehart REPLOGLE was born on 8 Dec 1720 in Soultz Sous, Forets, Bas-Rhin, France. He died in 1796 in Woodbury, Bedford Co., Pennsylvania.
Leona Betteridge's information in the Winter 1994 Newsletter increased our knowledge about Rinehart Replogle and Barbara Konig. So what do we know about them now? We know Barbara arrived at Philadelphia in 1751, and Rinehart between 1751 and 1756. We know their families lived close together in Alsace, and may well have been acquainted. It seems increasingly probable that Barbara and Rinehart came over on the same ship, though it's a mystery why his name hasn't turned up on some record. (Male immigrants over 16, for instance, were usually required to take an oath of loyalty to the British crown). We have no details of what happened between 1751 and 1756. They both undoubtedly passed through Germantown. Almost all German immigrants did. Its population was small, but more than 20 religious sects were represented there, including the German Baptist Brethren some of their children would favor. But they apparently remained (or became) Lutheran. The Konig family consisted of Abraham and Anna Maria (Weymart) and their six children (according to Annette Kunselman Burgert, Eighteenth Century Emigrants from Northern Alsace to America, 1992). Rinehart may have come alone. Or he may have been with some of those unidentified Replogles who make loose ends in the RRG. By 1756 both Rinehart and the Konigs were as far west as Hanover. That was about 50 miles from the real frontier. In the early 1750s nobody lived west of the Alleghenies--except for trappers and traders and a tiny handful of intrepid families. In fact treaties with the Indians forbade settlement out there, and the British made periodic sweeps, pushing squatters out, even burning their cabins. In 1755 the frontier moved backwards for a few years. Indian attacks forced settlers to leave homesteads and retreat east. The countryside around (today's) Hagerstown, for instance, was completely abandoned. This was just where Rinehart and Barbara would move next. But in the 1760s they lived near Littlestown, about five or six miles southwest of Hanover. (The Littles were there too.) Rinehart and his growing family stayed here for perhaps ten years, settled close to other members of the Konig clan. Then in 1766 Abraham Konig died, the family began to split up, and by 1770 Rinehart was in the Hagerstown area. (Hagerstown was laid out in 1762). This was the western edge of the settled frontier. And here he entered into a small but well established community of Germans who had begun to arrive about 20 years earlier. Among them were a number of first and second generation immigrants destined to become our ancestors. They are part of the Replogle family, since their genes are in most of us. Who were these other founders of the Rinehart Replogle family?

Rinehart is our 7th Great Grandfather Parents: Philipp REPLOGLE and Anna Louisa (Replogle).

He was married to Barbara KOENIG on 8 Oct 1753 in Hanover, York Co., Pennsylvania. Children were: Margaret REPLOGLE, John Philip REPLOGLE, Amos REPLOGLE, Rinehart REPLOGLE, Barbara Lovine REPLOGLE, Adam REPLOGLE, Catherine REPLOGLE, Maria Eva REPLOGLE, Miss REPLOGLE, Jacob REPLOGLE, Daniel REPLOGLE, David REPLOGLE, John REPLOGLE, George REPLOGLE, Peter REPLOGLE.

Rinehart REPLOGLE was born in 1759 in Lancaster, Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania. He died on 1 Apr 1813 in Woodbury, Bedford Co., Pennsylvania. Parents: Rinehart REPLOGLE and Barbara KOENIG.

He was married to Catharine BROWN OR BRAUN in 1789 in Bedford, Bedford Co., Pennsylvania.

Lucy ROBINSON was born in Apr 1754 in Buckinghamshire, Sudbury, England. She died in Jul 1818.

She was married to William READ on 6 Jan 1779 in North Crawley, Buckinghamshire, England. Children were: Elizabeth READ, Mary READ, Ann READ, James READ, Sarah READ, William M. READ Jr., John READ, George READ.

Mary SANFORD was born on 2 Jan 1740 in New Haven, New Haven Co., Connecticut. She died in Northampton, Hampshire Co., Massachusetts. Parents: Samuel SANFORD and Deborah CLARK.

She was married to Northrup Holderbee LANGFORD. Children were: Mary LANGFORD, Hannah LANGFORD, Chloe LANGFORD, Phebe LANGFORD, George LANGFORD, Jemima LANGFORD, Child LANGFORD, Jerusha LANGFORD, John LANGFORD, Rachel LANGFORD.

Magdeleine (Madeline) SAPIN (CAMPION) was born in 1828 in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. She died in Feb 1879 in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. Parents: Joseph CAMPION and Marie NIPISSING.

She was married to Joseph BELCOURT on 25 Feb 1846. Children were: Alex BELCOURT, Adelaide BELCOURT, Arkansas BELCOURT, Peter BELCOURT, Daniel BELCOURT, Veronique BELCOURT, Julian BELCOURT, Maris BELCOURT, Infant son BELCOURT, William (twin) BELCOURT, Mary (twin) BELCOURT, Aleef BELCOURT.

Moses SAWTELLE

Children were: Tabitha SAWTELLE.

Tabitha SAWTELLE was born on 25 May 1772 in Shirley, Middlesex Co., Massachusetts. Parents: Moses SAWTELLE and Elizabeth (Sawtelle).

Children were: Abigail BACON .

Susanna Margaret SHORTLEY died in Bloomsburg, Columbia Co., Pennsylvania.

Children were: Susannah HARTMAN.

Peder Larsen SKINDER was born about 1737 in Rodby, Maribo, Denmark. He died on 18 Mar 1785 in Rodby, Maribo, Denmark.

He was married to Karen PEDERSEN in 1783 in Rodby, Maribo, Denmark.

He was married to Kirstina IVERSEN in 1766 in Rodby, Maribo, Denmark. Children were: Lars Clausen PEDERSEN, Birthe PEDERSEN, Christiane PEDERSEN, Maren PEDERSEN, Jens PEDERSEN, Ingeborg Stine PEDERSEN, Jacob PEDERSEN, Iver NPEDERSEN.

Alexander SMART was born about 1712 in Inveresk, Mid-Lothian, Scotland. Parents: James SMART and Janet COSSAR.

Children were: John SMART .

Archibald SMART was born on 21 Nov 1773 in Inveresk, Mid-Lothian, Scotland. Parents: John SMART and Jean LOCH .

Elizabeth SMART was born on 27 Jan 1759 in Inveresk, Mid-Lothian, Scotland. Parents: John SMART and Jean LOCH .

Euphan SMART was born on 25 Aug 1769 in Inveresk, Mid-Lothian, Scotland. Parents: John SMART and Jean LOCH .

James SMART was born on 10 Jan 1761 in Inveresk, Mid-Lothian, Scotland. Parents: John SMART and Jean LOCH .

Jean A. SMART was born on 5 Apr 1765 in Inveresk, Mid-Lothian, Scotland. Parents: John SMART and Jean LOCH .

She was married to James AITCHESON on 19 Feb 1796 in Inveresk, Mid-Lothian, Scotland. Children were: Margaret AITCHESON, Janet AITCHESON, May AITCHESON, Isabella AITCHESON, James AITCHESON, Alexander AITCHESON.

John SMART was born on 30 Mar 1738 in Inveresk, Mid-Lothian, Scotland. Parents: Alexander SMART and Marion BLACKIE.

He was married to Jean LOCH. Children were: Elizabeth SMART, James SMART, John SMART, Jean A. SMART, Margaret SMART, Euphan SMART, Archibald SMART.

John SMART was born on 4 Oct 1762 in Inveresk, Mid-Lothian, Scotland. Parents: John SMART and Jean LOCH .

Margaret SMART was born on 18 Jun 1767 in Inveresk, Mid-Lothian, Scotland. Parents: John SMART and Jean LOCH .

Ann SMITH was born on 31 May 1713 in Salem, Essex Co., Massachusetts. She died in Antrum, New Hampshire. Parents: James SMITH and Mary TARBELL.

Children were: Sarah WILKINS.

Freelove SMITH was born on 12 Dec 1724 in Providence, Providence Co., Rhode Island. Parents: Edward SMITH and Mercy MOWERY.

She was married to Abiah ANGELL on 17 Mar 1738 in Providence, Providence Co., Rhode Island. Children were: Solomon ANGELL, Eber ANGELL, Gideon ANGELL, Rufus ANGELL, Abiah ANGELL, George ANGELL, Hezekiah ANGELL, Benjamin ANGELL.

Mary SMITH was born on 20 Jul 1765 in Harbridge, Bedsford, England. She died on 3 Apr 1840.

She was married to John BRIMLEY on 23 Dec 1783 in Cople, Bedsford, England. Children were: Samuel Smith BRIMLEY, John BRIMLEY, Elizabeth BRIMLEY, Joseph BRIMLEY, Sarah BRIMLEY, Joel BRIMLEY, William Smith BRIMLEY, George BRIMLEY, Letty BRIMLEY, Thomas BRIMLEY.

Daniel SNOW was born on 30 Apr 1742 in Bridgewater, Plymouth Co., Massachusetts. Parents: Eleazer SNOW and Mercy KING.

He was married to Hannah DUNBAR on 19 Apr 1764.

Eleazer SNOW was born on 14 Jul 1701 in Bridgewater, Plymouth Co., Massachusetts. He died on 18 Feb 1796 in Bridgewater, Plymouth Co., Massachusetts. Parents: William SNOW and Naomi WHITMAN.

He was married to Mercy KING on 11 Jul 1728. Children were: Elizabeth "Betty" SNOW, Reuben SNOW, Eleazer SNOW, Mercy SNOW, Daniel SNOW.

Eleazer SNOW was born on 30 Oct 1734 in Bridgewater, Plymouth Co., Massachusetts. He died in 1797. Parents: Eleazer SNOW and Mercy KING.

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