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SOURCES1. Birth Certificate.2. News Paper Clipping-Obituary. 3. Charles Warren - Himself. 4. Charles Warren - Himself. 5. Charles Warren - Himself. 6. Charles Warren - Himself. 7. GEDCOM file. 8. 1900 Johnson County, Arkansas Census. 9. 1900 Johnson County, Arkansas Census. 10. 1900 Johnson County, Arkansas Census. 11. 1900 Johnson County, Arkansas Census. 12. News Paper Clipping-Obituary. 13. News Paper Clipping-Obituary. 14. News Paper Clipping-Obituary. 15. Funeral Home-Flahiff Chapel, Caldwell, Canyon, Idaho. 16. From Headstone, Photo. 17. Funeral Home-Flahiff Chapel, Caldwell, Canyon, Idaho. 18. Funeral Home-Flahiff Chapel, Caldwell, Canyon, Idaho. 19. Funeral Home-Flahiff Chapel, Caldwell, Canyon, Idaho. 20. Newton County, Arkansas Marriages. Film # 4 - 486. 21. Newton County, Arkansas Marriages. Film # 4 - 486. 22. Newton County, Arkansas Marriages. Film # 4 - 486. 23. Fred Warren - Himself. 24. Family History Center - Ancestral File. 25. Family History Center - International Genealogical Index. 26. John and Jeanette (Warren) Pellham family.. Family Records of John and Jeanette (Warren) Pellham of Hagarville,. Newsletter. 27. 1870 Johnson County, Arkansas Census. 28. Death Certificate. 29. John Arthur Davis 5504 Westminster Drive Little Rock, Arkansas Phone- (501) 565-6829. 30. Etta Hammond Walter -through John A. Davis. Daughter. 31. Funeral Home-Dakan Funeral Chapel, Caldwell, Idaho. 32. Betty Warren-Scaggs. 33. Oliver Charles Raney - Manuscript. 34. Information aquired over the Internet. Teresa Johnson<jojo@cyberback.com> taken from a book on Newton County, Arkansas. by Teresa. 35. Mt. Sherman Cemetery Records. USGENWEB internet service. The Mt. Sherman Cemetery is located on the C.C. road one half mile form highway #74, six and one half miles west of Jasper. According to information recieved from Emmett Burr, the cemetery was established about 1890 when Tom Raney donated land for the cemetery and the Methodist church. The cemetery contains 130 marked and spproximately 50 unmarked graves. Information listed 26 April 1986. 36. The memories J. Frank Cone wrote about the Homestead. written in 1994. 37. PEARL, a dirt road leaves the west side of the Idaho State Hwy. 55 on the Spring Valley Summit, it leads 4.7 miles west to the old mining settlement of Pearl, where tailing piles, foundations, and a few dilapidated, gutted shacks are the only evidence of a district the produced $2 million in gold and led. Pearl began in 1867 when the proprietor of the Dry Creek ranch-station found a quartz prospect on Willow Creek. The area was worked after the Panic of 1893, and in 1903-07 a dozen mines were active; their names are as colorful as those of racehorses: Checkmate, Easter, Black Pearl, Leviathan, Red Warrior, Middleman, Afterthought. Ball mills, one of them with a 150-ton capacity, were stream-powered at first, then the Payette River Power Co. provided electricity. Supplies were furnished from Emmett. Work was done in the mines as late as 1945. 38. 1900 Soundex. Jasper County, Preston twp., Missouri CONE, Elmer C.; head; w; 33; b. Nov. 1867, Missouri Cone, Nettie; wife; w; 31; b. Oct 1868, Kentucky Cone, Charles C.; son; w; 8; b. April 1892, Missouri Cone, William H.; son; w; 6; b. Sept. 1893, Missouri Cone, Aubrey B.; son; w; 3; b. Sept. 1896, Missouri Cone, Ralph R.; son; w; 1; b. July 1898, Missouri. 39. 1910 Canyon County, Idaho Census. South Emmett Precinct, Taken 12 May 1910 Sheet # 22; Box Creek Road; Dwelling # 250. CONE, Elmer; head; M; w; 45; married; 19 yrs.; b. Mo.; father-Mo; mother-Mo.;speaks, read, writes english; farmer; Owned Farm free of Mortgage; Farm # 83. Cone Alva (Nettie); wife; F; w; 40; married; 19 yrs; b. Mo.; father-Mo.; mother-Mo.; speaks, reads, writes english. Cone, Charlie; son; M; w; 17; single; b. Mo.; can read & write; in school Cone, Willie; son; M; w; 15; single; b. Mo.; can read & write; in school Cone, Aubrey; son; M; w; 13; single; b. Mo.; can read & write; in school Cone, Ralph; son; M; w; 12, single; b. Mo.; can read & write; in school Cone, Frank; son; M; w; 10 (8); single; b. Mo. Cone, Lela; dau.; F; w; 8 (10); single; b. Mo. (there are many mistakes made on this census. Alva was Nettie, Lela was 10 and Frank was 8.). 40. Death Certificate. State #4657; Local #98; Reg. #361. 41. Funeral Home-Vale Lienkaemper Chapel, Ontario, Oregon. 42. Funeral Home-Thomason Funeral Home of Weiser, Idaho. 43. From Headstone, Photo. FERRELL: Mary H. Jan. 20, 1876 - Apr. 4, 1941 Wm. C. Aug. 25, 1871 - June 25, 1953. 44. Ada County Marriage Abstracts Date: 18 Jan 1972; Page: 12; Book No.: 4; Page: 16 Name of Groom: William C. Ferrell of Boise Valley, Ada, Idaho Date of Application: 1 Aug 1895 Date of Marriage: 1 Aug 1895 Place of Marriage: So. Boise City, Ida. Date of Return/Recording: 20 Sept 1895 Married by Whom: Thomas P. Howard - Minister of the Gospel of Boise City, Ida. Witnesses: Nancy Ferrell - Mary Howard Name of Bride: Mary McKezick of Boise Valley, Ada, Idaho. 45. Death Certificate. State File No 124149. 46. Joseph Lee Warren's manuscript - 2/16/1992. Joseph Lee Warren's manuscript printed 2/16/1992. 47. 1850 Johnson County, Arkansas Census. 48. 1860 Johnson County, Arkansas Census. 49. Charlene Davis. Records of Charlene Davis. Personal Records. 50. The Warren Family Historian, by Jim Warren, August 1984 issue. Page 111. 51. Ibid. Page 111. 52. Ibid. Page 111. 53. Ibid. Page 111. 54. From Headstone. Union Cemetery, Johnson County, Arkansas. 55. The Warren Family Historian, by Jim Warren, August 1984 issue. Page 111. 56. 1880 Johnson County, Arkansas Census. 57. From Headstone. Union Cemetery, Johnson County, Arkansas. 58. Joseph Lee Warren's manuscript - 2/16/1992. 59. The Warren Family Historian, by Jim Warren, August 1984 issue. Page 112. 60. State of Arkansas - Johnson County Marriages. 61. Union Cemetery, Johnson County, Arkansas. 62. 1880 Knox County, Kentucky Census. 63. Information aquired over the Internet. Ann Riggs <driggs@sun-spot.com>. 64. Ibid. From Nancy Skaggs <nskaggs@mc2k.com> her husband is a grand son. 65. Marriage Decree. 66. Diary Written By: Joseph Rush while he served in the Civil War. Recieved copy from Oliver Raney (grandson). 67. Information aquired over the Internet. Teresa Johnson<jojo@cyberback.com> taken from a book on Newton County, Arkansas. by Teresa. 68. Pruit Cemetery Records-Newton County, Arkansas. USGENWEB-internet service. To reah this cemetery, leaving Jasper take Hwy. 74 east. Go about 1 1/2 miles, go down steep curve, cross bridge and take dirt road on left across from stone house. Stay left, going up hill about 1/2 mile, turn on first road to left. Cemerteryis at end of this dirt road, about 1/2 mile. There are many unmarked graves. The Pioneers had been buried there for years before engraved monuments were available, and seldom money to buy them when there were. School children, cattle and later mowing machines dislodged field stone markers. At one time a schoolhouse located on this acre, sharing with the cemetery. It was located in the left, nearn corner (facing cemetery from roadway). Water came from the spring below. When the district schools were consolidated in Jasper, this one was abandoned along with others. 69. Oliver Charles Raney - Manuscript. This information was sent to me by Oliver. 70. Information from the Arkansas Historial Center. 71. Pruit Cemetery Records-Newton County, Arkansas. USGENWEB-internet service. 72. Information aquired over the Internet. Teresa Johnson<jojo@cyberback.com> taken from a book on Newton County, Arkansas. by Teresa. 73. Ibid. Janet Bidgood<bidgood@iprimus,com.au> lives in Austraila. 74. Ibid. Teresa Johnson<jojo@cyberback.com> taken from a book on Newton County, Arkansas. by Teresa. 75. Ibid. Teresa Johnson<jojo@cyberback.com> taken from a book on Newton County, Arkansas. by Teresa. 76. Book: Biographical Records of Jasper County, Missouri, pages 468-170, about Thomas L. Cone. 77. 1870 Jasper County, Missouri Census. Preston Twp. CONE, Thomas L.; 33; M; Merchant; b. Ohio; Real Estate 3000; Personal Estate 8000. Cone, Amelia; 27; F; b. Mo. Cone, Charles; 7; M; b. Kansas Cone, Lucia L.; 5; F; b. Kansas Cone, Elmer C.; 3; M; b. Mo. Cone, James; 8/12; M; b. Mo. 78. 1880 Jasper County, Missouri Census. Preston Twp. page 4. CONE, Thomas L.; 43; M; Farmer; b. Ohio; father-Conn.; mother-Penn. Cone, Millie; 38; F; b. Mo; father-Tenn; mother-Ill. Cone, Charles; 17; M; b. Kansas Cone, Lucia; 15; F; b. Kansas Cone, Elmer; 12; M; b. Mo. Cone, James; 10; M; b. Mo. Cone, Martha; 3; F; b. Mo. 79. 1900 Soundex. Jasper County; Preston Twp. CONE, Thomas L.; head; M; w; 62; b. May 1837, Ohio Cone, Millie M.; wife; F; w; 57; b. July 1842, Missouri Cone, Luther P.; son; M; w; 19; b. July 1880, Missouri Cone, Augusta E.; dau.; F.; w; 18; b. April 1882, Missouri Cone, Yola B.; dau.; F; w; 14; b. April 1885, Mssouri. 80. News Paper Clipping-Will - The Carthage Press, Printed the following: Profits from Estate to be Divided Between Two Daughters The will of Thomas L. Cone, who died a few days ago in Preston, was filed late yesterday. After providing for the payment of all his debts, and $100 to the person caring for him during his last illness, he leaves to his two daughters, Augusta E. Cone and Yola D. Culton all personal property, to be divided equally. Augusta Cone is to have full charge and control of the homestead, consisting of dwelling and seven acres in Preston, as long as she remains unmarried. Rents and profits of all other real estate are to be divided between those two daughters, two-thirds to Augusta, and one-third to Mrs. Culton. The son, Luther P. Cone, is to have management of a farm of 120 acres, paying customary rent to the two daughters, after paying taxes and other necessary expenses. Augusta is to have free pasturage on the farm for one horse and three cows. After the death or marriage of Augusta, all real estate is to be sold and the money divided equally between all the Cone children or their heirs. The children are Charles E. Cone, Lucia Dryden, Elmer C. Cone, James H. Cone, Marcia H. Stockert, Luther P. Cone, Augusta E. Cone and Yola D. Culton. It was at first provided that Luther and Augusta Cone be made executors without bond, but in a codicil dated June 30, 1917, L. M. H. Elliott is named as executor. The will itself is dated September 9, 1914, with J. G. and N. Olga Berry as witnesses. 81. Tombstone Reading Bradford Cemetery, Jasper County, Missouri Cone, Thomas L. 24 May 1834 11 October 1917 Cone, Millie E. 24 July 1842 21 December 1911. 82. Elwood E. Cone Manuscript 12/1988. 83. Sunset Magazine, April 1922 Edition, Interesting Westerners. "The Bard o' the Kuskokwim" pages-27-28. 84. Eleanor Louise "Robinson" Pitman {Mrs. C. Harvey Pitman}. 85. 1900 Soundex. 86. Daughter, Elizabeth "Stockert" Fries. 87. News Paper Clipping-Obituary. Idaho Daily Statesman-August 19, 1916. 88. Cemetery Records. Page 164. 89. Ibid. Page 164. 90. Ibid. 91. Funeral Home-Shaffer-Jensen Memory Chapel-New Plymouth, Idaho. 92. 1900 Nez Perce County, Idaho Census. 93. 1880 Kansas Soundex. 94. 1885 Polk County, Nebraska State Census. 95. Family Bible. Edna Cone. 96. 1900 Nez Perce County, Idaho Census. 97. 1880 Kansas Soundex. 98. 1885 Polk County, Nebraska State Census. 99. Family Bible. Edna Cone. 100. Death Certificate. 101. Death Certificate. Washington State; Record 57; Registered No. 22. 102. News Paper Clipping-Obituary. Yakima Daily Republic, Yakima, Washington. 103. Death Certificate. Washington State; Record 57; Registered No. 22. 104. Information aquired over the Internet. IRENIC2@aol.com (12-27-1998) Janet. 105. News Paper Clipping-Obituary. 106. Doris A. Poulson Burge reasearch, g.g. gdaughter of Jennie L. McKissck. 107. News Paper Clipping-Obituary. Idaho Statesman, January 31, 1970. 108. Information aquired over the Internet. Chuck & Sarita Snipes <csnipes@jps.net> G-great grandson. 109. Birth Records. 110. Blue Ridge Cemetery, Polk County, Nebraska - Page 249, 978.282,0S10, L2. 111. 1830 Green County, Indiana Census. 1830 Green County, Indiana Census, { Written pg. 320; Printed pg. 161} WARREN, Hardin; Males-2..under 5; 2..5-10; 2..10-15; 1..30-40; Females-1..under 5; 1..15-20; 1..20-30; 1..40-50; No slaves were listed. 112. 1850 Johnson County, Arkansas Census. Piney Twp; Dwelling 31; Family number 32 WARREN, Hardin; 62; M; Farmer; b. SC, unabe to read or write. Warren, Lydia; 63; F; b. SC; unable to read or wite Warren, Allan; 7; M; b. Ark. 113. 1860 Johnson County, Arkansas Census. Dwelling 376. 114. Green County, Kentucky Marraige Records 1795-1836. 115. The Warren Family Historian, by Jim Warren, August 1984 issue. Page 111. 116. Ibid. Page 111. 117. Johnson County, Arkansas Cemeteries. 118. The Warren Family Historian, by Jim Warren, August 1984 issue. Page 111. 119. The Warren Family Historian, by Jim Warren, November 1982 issue. 120. The Warren Family Historian, by Jim Warren, August 1984 issue. Page 111. 121. The Warren Family Historian, by Jim Warren, November 1982 issue. Page 19. 122. Civil War Records, Department of the Interior, Bureau Of Pensions. 123. 1850 Johnson County, Arkansas Census. Piney Twp.; Dwelling 31; Family Number 33; Lydia's first husband and her lived next door to her parents. MOONEY, Samuel; 20; M; Farmer; b. Tenn Mooney, Lydia; 20; F; b. Ind. 124. 1860 Johnson County, Arkansas Census. Lydia and her second husband lived in the same house as her parents. 125. The Warren Family Historian, by Jim Warren, August 1984 issue. Page 111. 126. Information aquired over the Internet. Phillis Coffman-Coffman<bcoffman@searnet.com. 127. Marriage License. 128. Information aquired over the Internet. Barbara Walker <bjwo@aol.com> http://www.genforum.com/raney/messages/318.html http://www.genforum.com/raney/messages/322.html http://www.genforum.com/raney/messages/320.html. 129. 1850 Madison County, Illinois Censes. 130. Book: St. Rose Church Marriage Book, Washington County, Kentucky. Bk2. 131. Information aquired over the Internet. jmckillip<mckillip@swnebr.net. 132. The Cone Family, by William W. Cone. 133. 1850 Athens County, Ohio Census. Ames Twp., Taken 11/13/1850; Written page #251; Printed Page #126 CONE, Albert; 52; M; Farmer; Real Estate Value 1300; b. NY Cone, Sarah; 53; F; b. Pa. Cone, Benjamin W.; 22; M; Farmer; b. Ohio Cone, Lois; 20; F; b. Ohio Cone, Sophia; 18; F; b. Ohio Cone, Polly; 15; F; b. Ohio Cone, Thomas L.; 13; M; b. Ohio Cone, Albert; 11; M; b. Ohio. 134. Information aquired over the Internet. Connie McLain-Guldner <ConnieG56@aol.com>. 135. Ibid. Pat48084@aol.com. 136. Ibid. Lyn Swan <EASwan@aol.com>. 137. Ibid. Josephine Hall<ajh43@msn.com or ajh43@hotmail.com; gg-granddaughter. 138. Book: History of Fremont County, Iowa. Library Call number: 977.777 - H629. 139. 1860 Fremont County, Iowa Census. Madison Twp., McKissick Grove, Dwelling 917, Family Number 828 MCKISSICK, Cornelius W.; 44; M; Farmer; Real Estate 2000; Personal Estate 3500; b. Tenn McKissick, Hannah F.; 38; F; b. KY. McKissick, Martha, 16; F; b. Iowa McKissick, William A.; 16; M; Farmer; b. Iowa; in school McKissick, John P.; 14; M; b. Iowa; in school McKissick, James F.; 9; M; b. Iowa; in school McKissick, Elizabeth; 8; F; b. Iowa; in school McKissick, Susan; 6; F; b. Iowa; in school McKissick, Joseph; 4; M; b. Iowa McKissick, Rich; 2; M; b. Iowa ENGLISH, Charles; 22; M; Framer; Real Estate 150; Personal Estate 100; b. Mo. 140. 1850 Fremont County, Iowa Census. Dist. 22; Dwelling 62; Family Number 62 MCKISSICK, Cornelius; 32; M; Farmer; Real Estate 2000; b. Va. McKissick, Hannah; 28; F; b. Ky., unable to read or write. McKissick, Martha; 7; F; b. Iowa McKissick, Alexander; 6; M; b. Iowa McKissick, John P.; 4; M; b. Iowa CHANEY, Mary; 31; F; b. Ky.; unable to read or wite. 141. 1885 Fremont County, Iowa State Census. 142. News Paper Clipping. Early Fremont Count of Iowa History, News Arhcles of Fremont County Newspapers. 143. News Paper Clipping-Obituary. Fremont County Herald & Hamburg Reporter. 144. Book Source: Cemeteries of Fremont County, Iowa. pg. 78. 145. Family History Center - International Genealogical Index. Ba # 7532402; sheet # 92; Call # 884686. 146. 1900 Nebraska Soundex. 147. Cemetery Records. Blue Ridge Cemetery, Polk County, Nebraska. 148. News Paper Clipping-Obituary. Shelby, Neb. Newspaper. Thursday, September 24, 1908. 149. Book: History of Fremont County, Iowa. Library Call number: 977.777 - H629. pg. 666. 150. 1900 Iowa Soundex. 151. Family History Center - International Genealogical Index. Ba #7913002; sheet # 14; call # 1260537. 152. Death Record of Fremont County, Iowa. 153. Book Source: Cemeteries of Fremont County, Iowa. pg. 95, Row 95. 154. Book: History of Fremont County, Iowa. Library Call number: 977.777 - H629. Page: 664. 155. Information aquired over the Internet. Mary Jean Gray<rmjgray@proaxis.com>. 156. Family History Center - International Genealogical Index. Call No. 934266. 157. Book Source: Cemeteries of Fremont County, Iowa. pg. 95. 158. Ibid. pg. 84, Row 31. 159. Book: History of Fremont County, Iowa. Library Call number: 977.777 - H629. pgs. 665-666. 160. 1895 Fremont County, Iowa State Census. 161. Book Source: Cemeteries of Fremont County, Iowa. pg. 84; Row 29. 162. News Paper Clipping-Obituary. April 20, 1906. 163. Family History Center - International Genealogical Index. Call No. 1126299. 164. Book Source: Cemeteries of Fremont County, Iowa. page 81. 165. Cemetery Records. Shelby Cemetery, Polk County, Nebraska. 166. Book Source: Cemeteries of Fremont County, Iowa. page 243. 167. Ibid. pg. 84, Row 31. 168. Court Records. Warranty Deed, Fremont County, Iowa. 169. Book Source: Cemeteries of Fremont County, Iowa. page 229. 170. Court Records. Deed Record. 171. Court Records. Deed Record. 172. The Warren Family Historian, by Jim Warren, May 1983 issue. Pages 128-130. 173. 1860 Green County, Kentucky Census. Page 685. 174. Family Bible of Hugh Warren. 175. The Warren Family Historian, by Jim Warren, August 1983 issue. 176. The Warren Family Historian, by Jim Warren, February 1983 issue. 177. Family Bible Records of James Pierce. Last in possession of Mrs. Leonard T. Harris. 178. Tax Records, 1818 Pope County, Illinois. 179. 1830 Pulaski County, Arkansas Census. 180. Information aquired over the Internet. Leona Carter <leona_carter@telus.net. 181. Ibid. Dean Hays<vaj008@mail.connect.more.net>. 182. Ibid. Connie McLain-Guldner <ConnieG56@aol.com>. 183. Ibid. Pat48084@aol.com. 184. 1860 Clay County, Missouri Census. 185. Found on the internet Gen Forum http:/genforum.familytreemaker.com. Ann James <sajames@arkansas.net> Under Surname "Kent". 186. Ibid. Ann James <sajames@arkansas.net> Under surname "Kent". 187. Will Abstract. 188. Found on the internet Gen Forum http:/genforum.familytreemaker.com. Ann James <sajames@arkansas.net> Under Surname "Kent". 189. Clay County, Missouri, Church Records. 190. Found on the internet Gen Forum http:/genforum.familytreemaker.com. Ann James <sajames@arkansas.net> Under Surname "Kent". 191. Ibid. Ann James <sajames@arkansas.net> Under Surname "Kent". 192. Ibid. Ann James <sajames@arkansas.net> Under Surname "Kent". 193. 1850 Fremont County, Iowa Census. Dist. 22; Dwelling 47; Family Number 57 MCKISSICK. Jacob; 40; M; Farmer; Real Estate 2000; b. Tenn. 194. Book: History of Fremont County, Iowa. Library Call number: 977.777 - H629. Page: 644. 195. Court Records. 196. Found on the internet Gen Forum http:/genforum.familytreemaker.com. Ann James <sajame@arkansas.net> Under Surname "Kent". 197. Book- History of Lassen County, California: The book states Jacob McKissick died while of a business trip to Reno, Nevada. It also talks about his nephew John Best McKissick as living and dying in Lassen County, California. 198. Court Records. Court Record - Will- 14 Aug 1895 - Filled in second District Court, Washoe County, Navada. on 2 October, 1900. 199. Found on the internet Gen Forum http:/genforum.familytreemaker.com. Ann James <sajames@arkansas.net> Under Surname "Kent". 200. 1850 Fremont County, Iowa Census. Dist. 22; Dwelling 50; Family Number 52. MCKISSICK, Daniiel; 32; M; Farmer; Real Estate 1600; b. Mo. McKissick, Melissa; 28; F; b. Mo. McKissick, John; 3; M; b. Iowa McKissick, Hanah; 1; F; b. Iowa McKissick, Larica; 1/12; F; b. Iowa. 201. Eileen Monteith research, lived Beaverton, Oregon (died). 202. 1850 Fremont County, Iowa Census. 203. Court Records. Will of Daniel McKissick filed in Lassen County, California. 204. Ibid. Court Record from Fremont County, Iowa. 205. 1860 Fremont County, Iowa Census. Sidney Twp. MCKISSICK, William K.; 37; M; Sheriff; Real Estate 5500; Personal Estate 2000; b. Mo. McKissick, Martha Ann; 32; F; b. Ohio McKissick, Lucritia; 8; F; b. Iowa; in school McKissick, Virginia; 4; F; b. Iowa; in school. 206. 1850 Fremont County, Iowa Census. Dist. 22; Dwelling 141; Family Number 149 MCKISSICK, William K.; 26; M; Farmer; b. Mo. McKissick, Martha Ann; 22; F; b. Ohio McKissick, Mary; 1; F; b. Iowa. 207. Book: Otoe County Pioneers, A Biographical Dictionary. 208. Found on the internet Gen Forum http:/genforum.familytreemaker.com. Ann James <sajames@arkansas.net> Under Surname "Kent". 209. CD 15, 1st Edition; Everton Publisher, Family File 1 Screen 27162 of 32683 Family Group Sheet A, 19378. 210. Book Source: Cemeteries of Fremont County, Iowa. pg 81, Row 21. 211. Book: Missouri Pioneers. Page 28. 212. 1850 Clay County, Missouri Census. 213. 1870 Clay County, Missouri Census. 214. Family History Center - International Genealogical Index. Family Bible. 215. Death Record. Clay county Archives, Inc. Cemetery Index. 216. Information aquired over the Internet. Charles D. Terry <cdttexas@flash.net Palestine, Texas. 217. Genealogical Dictionary of Main and New Hampshire. Page 517; Samuel Spurwink, fisherman, 25 in 1653, 34 in 1664, took O.A. and sub. to Mass. in 1658. He m. Mary Boaden (1), 43 in 1679, who m. 2d Walter Adams (2). She was frequenting the company of John Mayer in a suspicious manner in 1665. He had a gr. from Mr. Jocelyn in 1668 and 50 a. at Spurwink from Mr. Scottow in 1675. Slectman 1671, 1673, 1674, 1676; gr.j. 1673, 1674; j. 1664, 1666, 1672, 1673. Lists 111, 232, 236, 237ac, 239ab. Adm. 30 June 1676 to wid. Mary. The inv. showed 120 a. of land, 10 a of 'in-land' and 10 a. of march. Kn. ch: Samuel, in ct. in 1674 for sailing out of Cape Porpus harbor on the Lord's day, m. Grace (Briar 4) Chilson bef. 1677 when they deeded her 1st husb's farm to Hugh Warren of Boston. Selectman 1681. Lists 237ac. No kn. ch. Josiah. Susanna, b. ab. 1660, lived with (1) in her youth, m. 1st Edward Bennett (4), m. 2d Peter King. Tobias, b. ab. 1665. Mary 'Hocman,' b. in Black Point, w. of Thomas Hoar or Whove and a prisoner in Canada. 218. Daughters of The American Revolution. 219. State of Kentucky - Green County, Deaths. Microfilm number 216,825. 220. Green County Order Book. 10. 221. The Warren Family Historian, by Jim Warren, May 1983 issue. Pages 128-130. 222. Green County Court Records. Page 505, October 20, 1845. 223. Information aquired over the Internet. Gwynn Hayden <gwynn66@earthlink.net> to Leona Carter <leona_carter@telus.net>. 224. Family History Center - International Genealogical Index. Ba #8621862; sheet # 2; call # 1396225. 225. Information aquired over the Internet. Connie McLain-Guldner <ConnieG56@aol.com>. 226. The Abridged Compendium of American Genealogy. The First Family of America, Copyright 1925-1926. Page 801 under " Dolman, Paul H.". 227. Ibid. Page 801 under " Dolman, Paul H.". 228. Information aquired over the Internet. Josephine Ferrell Hall <ajh43@bigfoot.com> Linden, Texas (Cass County) 75563. 229. Ibid. Lois Cruitt <loisc@one-eleven.net>. 230. Ibid. Joan Dawdy Wilton-via http://www.familyhistory.com/messages/ShowMsg.asp?id=1970802 Message #38 Wednesday, July 12, 2000 Subject: Howell Dawdy, Sr. 231. Ibid. http://www.state.tn.us/sos/statelib/pubsvs/intro.htm#tn_bibliograghies Last Name: Dawdy, Sr First Name: Howell Date: 1815 Serial: 20 No. Chapter & 171.1 Section Description, Bedford County commissioner (Dawdy Howell, Sr. 1815 20 171.1 Bedford County commissioner.). 232. Book: History of Northwest Missouri. 233. World Family Tree Vol.1. Tree #3562. 234. Found on the internet Gen Forum http:/genforum.familytreemaker.com. Ann James <sajames@arkansas.net Under Surname "Kent". 235. Information aquired over the Internet. Steve Kent <skent@lanset.com>. 236. Ibid. Genforum.familytreemaker.com/chaney/messages/40.html. 237. Ibid. genforum.familytreemaker.com/chaney. 238. Ibid. 239. Virginia County Records, Spotsylvania County. 1721-1800 Wills, Will book B 1749 -1759 (page 10) Warren, Thomas, Planter, Spotsylvania Co., d. Apr 13, 1749, p. Dec 4, 1750. Wit. Robert Huddlestone, Abram Rogers, Barba Rogers. Ex. wife, Mary and son, Hackley Warren. Leg. son, Hackley Warren, 95 acres of land which I formerly gave to my daughter Rachel Kasken. Daughter Elizabeth Brook; daughter Mary Buford; daughter, Roxanna More; son, Lancelot Warren. To my wife, Mary Warren, all the rest of my estate during her life (Page 56). 240. Thomas Hungerford of Hartford and New London, Connecticut. 241. The Abridged Compendium of American Genealogy. The First Family of America, Copyright 1925-1926. 242. Information aquired over the Internet. Connie McLain-Guldner <ConnieG56@aol.com>. 243. The Abridged Compendium of American Genealogy. The First Family of America, Copyright 1925-1926. Under the surname "Brown". 244. Information aquired over the Internet. http://www.familytreemaker/user/b/e/l/Sharon-K-Bell/GENE9-0004.html. 245. The Abridged Compendium of American Genealogy. The First Family of America, Copyright 1925-1926. Page 801 under " Dolman, Paul H.". 246. Ibid. Page 801 under " Dolman, Paul H.". 247. Ibid. Page 801 under " Dolman, Paul H.". 248. Information aquired over the Internet. wcarter1@erols,com. 249. Ibid. Laura Rinderknecht. 250. Virginia County Records, Spotsylvania County. Page 1. 251. BOOK: By: Hosford B. Niles, Author of Genealogy of "The Niles Family". The Old Chimney Stacks of East Haddam, Middlesex County, Connecticut; Chapter XIX; pages 105-111. Lowe & Co., Book and Job Printers; No. 210 Fulton Street (1887). 252. Descendants of John Porter; pg. 298. 253. Scottish Emigrants of the USA. 254. The Abridged Compendium of American Genealogy. The First Family of America, Copyright 1925-1926. Under the surname "Brown". 255. Information aquired over the Internet. http://www.familytreemaker/user/b/e/l/Sharon-K-Bell/GENE9-0004.html. 256. Ibid. http://home.att.net/~c.middleton/Stitline1.html. 257. Virginia Colonial Abstracts. Charles City Co., Va. Volume 10. Page 116 1657: Howell Pryse hath proved right by testimonie produced in Court to 3850 acres of land for the charge of Importacon of (among others) Jo. Stith, Wm. Buckner, Francis Bland, Robert Markham, and Richard Price. Vol. III, Court orders 1661-1664 pag 366 Abstract. Indenture. 7 June 1662. James Hardaway of Kermidges in Charles City Co. makes over to John Stith all property real and personal. Stith agreeing to keep Hardaway in good condition the balance of his natural life. Signed James x Hardaway Wit: George Spencer, Thomas Mason, Edward x Emerson, Robert x Craddock, William Alferde. "Recognit in Cur Feb. 4, 1662 per Jacob Hardaway Test Hoel Pryse Cl" (believe his name to be Howell Pryce) Calendar of Virginia State Papers, 1677-80, Pages 267-297: John Stith was one of the persons commissioned to take depositions in regard to the grievances of the people of Charles City County. 258. Information aquired over the Internet. http://home.att.net/~c.middleton/Stitline1.html. 259. Virginia Colonial Abstracts. Charles City Co., Va. Volume 10. Page 116 1657: Howell Pryse hath proved right by testimonie produced in Court to 3850 acres of land for the charge of Importacon of (among others) Jo. Stith, Wm. Buckner, Francis Bland, Robert Markham, and Richard Price. Vol. III, Court orders 1661-1664 pag 366 Abstract. Indenture. 7 June 1662. James Hardaway of Kermidges in Charles City Co. makes over to John Stith all property real and personal. Stith agreeing to keep Hardaway in good condition the balance of his natural life. Signed James x Hardaway Wit: George Spencer, Thomas Mason, Edward x Emerson, Robert x Craddock, William Alferde. "Recognit in Cur Feb. 4, 1662 per Jacob Hardaway Test Hoel Pryse Cl" (believe his name to be Howell Pryce) Calendar of Virginia State Papers, 1677-80, Pages 267-297: John Stith was one of the persons commissioned to take depositions in regard to the grievances of the people of Charles City County. 260. Information aquired over the Internet. http://home.att.net/~c.middleton/Stitline1.html. 261. Virginia Colonial Abstracts. Charles City Co., Va. Volume 10. Page 116 1657: Howell Pryse hath proved right by testimonie produced in Court to 3850 acres of land for the charge of Importacon of (among others) Jo. Stith, Wm. Buckner, Francis Bland, Robert Markham, and Richard Price. Vol. III, Court orders 1661-1664 pag 366 Abstract. Indenture. 7 June 1662. James Hardaway of Kermidges in Charles City Co. makes over to John Stith all property real and personal. Stith agreeing to keep Hardaway in good condition the balance of his natural life. Signed James x Hardaway Wit: George Spencer, Thomas Mason, Edward x Emerson, Robert x Craddock, William Alferde. "Recognit in Cur Feb. 4, 1662 per Jacob Hardaway Test Hoel Pryse Cl" (believe his name to be Howell Pryce) Calendar of Virginia State Papers, 1677-80, Pages 267-297: John Stith was one of the persons commissioned to take depositions in regard to the grievances of the people of Charles City County. 262. Information aquired over the Internet. http://home.att.net/~c.middleton/Stitline1.html. 263. Virginia Colonial Abstracts. Charles City Co., Va. Volume 10. Page 116 1657: Howell Pryse hath proved right by testimonie produced in Court to 3850 acres of land for the charge of Importacon of (among others) Jo. Stith, Wm. Buckner, Francis Bland, Robert Markham, and Richard Price. Vol. III, Court orders 1661-1664 pag 366 Abstract. Indenture. 7 June 1662. James Hardaway of Kermidges in Charles City Co. makes over to John Stith all property real and personal. Stith agreeing to keep Hardaway in good condition the balance of his natural life. Signed James x Hardaway Wit: George Spencer, Thomas Mason, Edward x Emerson, Robert x Craddock, William Alferde. "Recognit in Cur Feb. 4, 1662 per Jacob Hardaway Test Hoel Pryse Cl" (believe his name to be Howell Pryce) Calendar of Virginia State Papers, 1677-80, Pages 267-297: John Stith was one of the persons commissioned to take depositions in regard to the grievances of the people of Charles City County. 264. Information aquired over the Internet. http://home.att.net/~c.middleton/Stitline1.html. 265. Virginia Colonial Abstracts. Charles City Co., Va. Volume 10. Page 116 1657: Howell Pryse hath proved right by testimonie produced in Court to 3850 acres of land for the charge of Importacon of (among others) Jo. Stith, Wm. Buckner, Francis Bland, Robert Markham, and Richard Price. Vol. III, Court orders 1661-1664 pag 366 Abstract. Indenture. 7 June 1662. James Hardaway of Kermidges in Charles City Co. makes over to John Stith all property real and personal. Stith agreeing to keep Hardaway in good condition the balance of his natural life. Signed James x Hardaway Wit: George Spencer, Thomas Mason, Edward x Emerson, Robert x Craddock, William Alferde. "Recognit in Cur Feb. 4, 1662 per Jacob Hardaway Test Hoel Pryse Cl" (believe his name to be Howell Pryce) Calendar of Virginia State Papers, 1677-80, Pages 267-297: John Stith was one of the persons commissioned to take depositions in regard to the grievances of the people of Charles City County. 266. Information aquired over the Internet. http://home.att.net/~c.middleton/Stitline1.html. 267. Virginia Colonial Abstracts. Charles City Co., Va. Volume 10. Page 116 1657: Howell Pryse hath proved right by testimonie produced in Court to 3850 acres of land for the charge of Importacon of (among others) Jo. Stith, Wm. Buckner, Francis Bland, Robert Markham, and Richard Price. Vol. III, Court orders 1661-1664 pag 366 Abstract. Indenture. 7 June 1662. James Hardaway of Kermidges in Charles City Co. makes over to John Stith all property real and personal. Stith agreeing to keep Hardaway in good condition the balance of his natural life. Signed James x Hardaway Wit: George Spencer, Thomas Mason, Edward x Emerson, Robert x Craddock, William Alferde. "Recognit in Cur Feb. 4, 1662 per Jacob Hardaway Test Hoel Pryse Cl" (believe his name to be Howell Pryce) Calendar of Virginia State Papers, 1677-80, Pages 267-297: John Stith was one of the persons commissioned to take depositions in regard to the grievances of the people of Charles City County. 268. Information aquired over the Internet. http://home.att.net/~c.middleton/Stitline1.html. 269. Virginia Colonial Abstracts. Charles City Co., Va. Volume 10. Page 116 1657: Howell Pryse hath proved right by testimonie produced in Court to 3850 acres of land for the charge of Importacon of (among others) Jo. Stith, Wm. Buckner, Francis Bland, Robert Markham, and Richard Price. Vol. III, Court orders 1661-1664 pag 366 Abstract. Indenture. 7 June 1662. James Hardaway of Kermidges in Charles City Co. makes over to John Stith all property real and personal. Stith agreeing to keep Hardaway in good condition the balance of his natural life. Signed James x Hardaway Wit: George Spencer, Thomas Mason, Edward x Emerson, Robert x Craddock, William Alferde. "Recognit in Cur Feb. 4, 1662 per Jacob Hardaway Test Hoel Pryse Cl" (believe his name to be Howell Pryce) Calendar of Virginia State Papers, 1677-80, Pages 267-297: John Stith was one of the persons commissioned to take depositions in regard to the grievances of the people of Charles City County. 270. Information aquired over the Internet. http://home.att.net/~c.middleton/Stitline1.html. 271. Virginia Colonial Abstracts. Charles City Co., Va. Volume 10. Page 116 1657: Howell Pryse hath proved right by testimonie produced in Court to 3850 acres of land for the charge of Importacon of (among others) Jo. Stith, Wm. Buckner, Francis Bland, Robert Markham, and Richard Price. Vol. III, Court orders 1661-1664 pag 366 Abstract. Indenture. 7 June 1662. James Hardaway of Kermidges in Charles City Co. makes over to John Stith all property real and personal. Stith agreeing to keep Hardaway in good condition the balance of his natural life. Signed James x Hardaway Wit: George Spencer, Thomas Mason, Edward x Emerson, Robert x Craddock, William Alferde. "Recognit in Cur Feb. 4, 1662 per Jacob Hardaway Test Hoel Pryse Cl" (believe his name to be Howell Pryce) Calendar of Virginia State Papers, 1677-80, Pages 267-297: John Stith was one of the persons commissioned to take depositions in regard to the grievances of the people of Charles City County. 272. Information aquired over the Internet. http://home.att.net/~c.middleton/Stitline1.html. 273. Virginia Colonial Abstracts. Charles City Co., Va. Volume 10. Page 116 1657: Howell Pryse hath proved right by testimonie produced in Court to 3850 acres of land for the charge of Importacon of (among others) Jo. Stith, Wm. Buckner, Francis Bland, Robert Markham, and Richard Price. Vol. III, Court orders 1661-1664 pag 366 Abstract. Indenture. 7 June 1662. James Hardaway of Kermidges in Charles City Co. makes over to John Stith all property real and personal. Stith agreeing to keep Hardaway in good condition the balance of his natural life. Signed James x Hardaway Wit: George Spencer, Thomas Mason, Edward x Emerson, Robert x Craddock, William Alferde. "Recognit in Cur Feb. 4, 1662 per Jacob Hardaway Test Hoel Pryse Cl" (believe his name to be Howell Pryce) Calendar of Virginia State Papers, 1677-80, Pages 267-297: John Stith was one of the persons commissioned to take depositions in regard to the grievances of the people of Charles City County. 274. Information aquired over the Internet. http://home.att.net/~c.middleton/Stitline1.html. 275. Virginia Colonial Abstracts. Charles City Co., Va. Volume 10. Page 116 1657: Howell Pryse hath proved right by testimonie produced in Court to 3850 acres of land for the charge of Importacon of (among others) Jo. Stith, Wm. Buckner, Francis Bland, Robert Markham, and Richard Price. Vol. III, Court orders 1661-1664 pag 366 Abstract. Indenture. 7 June 1662. James Hardaway of Kermidges in Charles City Co. makes over to John Stith all property real and personal. Stith agreeing to keep Hardaway in good condition the balance of his natural life. Signed James x Hardaway Wit: George Spencer, Thomas Mason, Edward x Emerson, Robert x Craddock, William Alferde. "Recognit in Cur Feb. 4, 1662 per Jacob Hardaway Test Hoel Pryse Cl" (believe his name to be Howell Pryce) Calendar of Virginia State Papers, 1677-80, Pages 267-297: John Stith was one of the persons commissioned to take depositions in regard to the grievances of the people of Charles City County. 276. Elizabeth Prather Ellsberry. Book: The Warrens And You. Brown-White-Lowell Press, Kansas City, Missouri --1958. Page 41. 277. Information aquired over the Internet. Leona Carter <leona_carter@telus.net>. 278. Ibid. http://home.att.net/~c.middleton/Stitline1.html. 279. Virginia Colonial Abstracts. Charles City Co., Va. Volume 10. Page 116 1657: Howell Pryse hath proved right by testimonie produced in Court to 3850 acres of land for the charge of Importacon of (among others) Jo. Stith, Wm. Buckner, Francis Bland, Robert Markham, and Richard Price. Vol. III, Court orders 1661-1664 pag 366 Abstract. Indenture. 7 June 1662. James Hardaway of Kermidges in Charles City Co. makes over to John Stith all property real and personal. Stith agreeing to keep Hardaway in good condition the balance of his natural life. Signed James x Hardaway Wit: George Spencer, Thomas Mason, Edward x Emerson, Robert x Craddock, William Alferde. "Recognit in Cur Feb. 4, 1662 per Jacob Hardaway Test Hoel Pryse Cl" (believe his name to be Howell Pryce) Calendar of Virginia State Papers, 1677-80, Pages 267-297: John Stith was one of the persons commissioned to take depositions in regard to the grievances of the people of Charles City County. 280. Information aquired over the Internet. http://home.att.net/~c.middleton/Stitline1.html. 281. Virginia Colonial Abstracts. Charles City Co., Va. Volume 10. 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Information aquired over the Internet. http://home.att.net/~c.middleton/Stitline1.html. 285. Virginia Colonial Abstracts. Charles City Co., Va. Volume 10. Page 116 1657: Howell Pryse hath proved right by testimonie produced in Court to 3850 acres of land for the charge of Importacon of (among others) Jo. Stith, Wm. Buckner, Francis Bland, Robert Markham, and Richard Price. Vol. III, Court orders 1661-1664 pag 366 Abstract. Indenture. 7 June 1662. James Hardaway of Kermidges in Charles City Co. makes over to John Stith all property real and personal. Stith agreeing to keep Hardaway in good condition the balance of his natural life. Signed James x Hardaway Wit: George Spencer, Thomas Mason, Edward x Emerson, Robert x Craddock, William Alferde. 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