John Summers Family Information
John Summers, born Sep. 7, 1789 in Fairfax Co.,VA., died Jan 5, 1872 in Sugar Creek, Parke, IN. His father's name was also John Summers, name of his mother is unknown. His first wife was Mariah Barbara Wiltsher, whom he married on Oct. 10th, 1812. He had two children with Mariah; Elizabeth, born, Aug 29, 1813 and Elijah, born on Oct. 6, 1815. Elizabeth married a Nathanel Morgan, marriage date unknown. She died on Dec. 20, 1898. Elijah was married twice. First wife was Alsey Harrison Clark and the second wife was Mary (last name unknown).
John Summers married his second wife, Jane Allen in 1817. Jane Allen was born Oct 1797 in Virginia and died Oct 10, 1850 in Sugar Creek, Parke, IN. Her parents were Issac Allen and Frances Pettit.John and Jane had eleven children.
(1)John Summers, born Dec. 19, 1817 in Scott, VA. died Jul. 19, 1894 in Mahaska, IA. He married Nancy Myers on Nov. 5,1840 in Fountain, IN.(2)David Summers was born Mar. 21, 1821(3)Joseph Summers was born Feb. 24, 1824 in Morgan County, KY, and died Sep. 28, 1849.(4)Maria B. Summers was born Nov. 28, 1826 in Morgan County, KY and died Jan. 29, 1833 in Parke Co. IN.(5)Isaac Summers was born Jul. 19, 1829 in Morgan County, KY., and died in 1911. He was married to Elizabeth Shaw.(6)Martha Summers was born Jul. 19, 1829 in Morgan County, KY. and died Apr. 27, 1903.She was married to William Henry(7)Julia Ann Summers was born Feb. 11, 1832 in Parke County, IN and died Feb. 24, 1904 in Parke County, IN. She was married to George V. Thomas(8)Thomas a Summers was born Sep. 10, 1834 and died in 1912. (9)William A. Summers was born Feb. 22, 1837 in Parke County, IN and died Jan. 7, 1910. He was married twice, his first wife was Belinda (Melinda) Clark, they had four children. His second wife was Rhonda Ann Dotson and they were blessed with three children.(10)Andrew Jackson Summers was born Mar. 23, 1840 in Parke County, IN. and died Aug. 21, 1913. His wife was Anna Lisa(11)Louisa Jane Summers was born May 23, 1843 and died Jan. 29, 1923.
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