Descendants of John Day
Submitted by Elaine
braisl@madisontelco.com
Received from Terrie Cooper PIPER Dec. 10. 2003
Generation. 1
1. JOHN1 DAY was born 1725 in Virginia, and died Bet. 1766 -
1768. He married BETHLEHEM BOWLING February 21, 1746/47 in
Overwhart on Parish, Stafford Cty, Virginia.
She was born Abt. 1725 in Virginia.
Children of JOHN DAY and BETHLEHEM BOWLING are:
i. JOHN2 DAY, b. Bet. 1748 - 1755.
ii. WILLIAM DAY, b. Bef. 1756.
2. iii. FRANCIS DAY, b. 1765, Caswell Co.,
North Caroline; d. February 20, 1816,
Person Cty, North Carolina.
iv. HENRY DAY, b. Bet. 1761 - 1765; d. 1839,
Sumner Cty, Tennessee.
v. PHILLIP DAY, b. April 16, 1762; d. September 09, 1834,
Smith Cty, Tenneessee.
3. vi. ISSAC DAY, b. 1770, Caswell Cty, North Carolina;
d. January 05, 1815, Sumner Cty, Tennessee.
Generation No. 2
2. FRANCIS2 DAY (JOHN1) was born 1765 in Caswell Co., North
Caroline1, and died February 20, 1816 in Person Cty, North
Carolina. He married JINCY JANE FARMER2 Abt. 1787, daughter of
SAMUEL FARMER and CASSANDRA HOLEMAN. She was born 1766 in
Person Co, North Carolina, and died February 20, 1851 in Person
Cty, North Carolina.
Notes for FRANCIS DAY:
From the tax listing , St. James District, Person Cty,
North Carolina
1814 taxable property list, Captain Day's D, 1816 Will in
Person Cty, North Carolina (Bk 6, p 126)
In about 1778, Francis Day served as a Private in a volunteer
regiment in granville, which was commanded by Col. Archibald Leightle.
Said regiment met at Granville Courthouse, now the town of
Oxford. During his enlistment, Francis Day marched through
Hillsborough to Greensborough onto Salisbury. In about 1780,
he served in the State of Georgia, under Col. Thomas Farmer,
a cousin of his wife, Jane.
Francis Day obtained formal title to 144 acres of land
July 24, 1801 from William Paine. The land was sold for 150
pounds, 144 acres on both sides of Deep Creek, beginning at a
white oak in Craven's line (witnessed by William Yarborough
Senr. and William Yarborough Junr.). On November 23, 1807,
Francis purchased another 80 adjoining acres from Paine for
$160 (witnessed by John Day Senr. and J. Bumpass). Together
these constituted the 224 acres that francis left to his widow
and which eventually passed to his youngest son, John.
Last Will and Testament of Francis Day:
In the name of God Amen, I Francis Day of Person County State of
North carolina being thro the abundant mercy and goodness of
God, tho weak in body, yet of sound and perfect understanding
and memory do constitute this my last will and Testament.
Imprimis I will that all my debts and funeral charges be
paid. Item, I give and bequeath unto my son Samuel Day ten
shillings. I unto Nathaniel Day my son one Sorrel mare. Item , I
do give and bequeath unto Jane Day my loving wife all the rest
of my goods and chattles, lands and Tenements, with all my
household furniture during her life or widowhood. Also it is my
will that my said wife should give to each of my daughters,
mary, Behatha and Casandra one feather bed and furniture and one
horse. Also to give my four sons Issac, Francis, William and
John one horse a piece whenever arriving at the age of Twenty
one years. Also to give to each of my sons excepting Samuel one
feather bed. Last I make and Constitute John Day Junr Executor
and Jane Day my said wife Exectruix this 18th day of February, 1816.
(Signed) Francis Day
(Followed by his "mark")
Witnessed by: Phillip Obriant
Thomas Clayton
Eleven days later, on February 29, 1816, an inventory was
recorded by the Executor and Executrix and Francis Day was by
then deceased.
Inventory of Property of Francis Day:
Land, two hundred and twenty acres. Stock: Four head of horses,
eleven head of cattle, two sheep, seven sows with forty pigs,
nineteen geese, fourteen ducks. House Furniture: one walnut
chest of draws, one table,
one trunk, two plain pine chest, one pine table, six featherbeds
and furniture, six bed steeds, eight sitting chairs, one shot
gun, one man sadle, two women's three bridles, two cotton
wheels, two flax, four cotton card, flat irons, two sets of
knives and forks, one Bible, two Testaments and four spelling
books, one looking glass, one Stone Jug, one case bottle two
decanters, three glass tumblers, two meal sifters. Pewter: Three
dishes, three basons, nine plates and fifteen soup spoons.
Earthen ware: Seven paltes, one set Cups and Saucers, one tea
pot. Dirtware: four dishes, one pickle pot, once crock, one
pitcher, one bason, three cups. One pair of sheep shears, one
cloth shears, three pair scissors. kitchen Furniture: four
slays, five pair of Harneses, three shuttle, one large pot, two
pair pot hooks, one oven, one kettle, one lot with eleven
barrles, two washing tubs, one churn, one tub with fifty pounds
soap, six gallons of hogs lard tools: one grind stone, six axes,
two mattocks, three plows, two coulters, six hiling hoes, one
pair Iron wedges, one broken set of shoe tools, five reap hooks,
one Sithe and Cradle, one cutting box, and two knives, one draw
knife and four augers, one chisel and one gouge and four bells,
one sack salt. Cash: Three hundred and a half dollars Meat: One
Thousand Lb(?) in pork and bacon; or there abouts. Corn, thirty
five or forty barrels; wheat, forty bushels, one oat stack of
about 30 bushel. Ten pounds of iron, one steel trap, seven
bushels of shells, about forty pounds of cotton, a parcel of
undressed flax, one open pine box, three raw hides, four vials,
one small bottle with turpentine, two pair spectacles one steel
case, four pair knitting needles, three bridle bitts, three
cloveses (?), three collars, two pounds of wool, three dollars
owing Bumpass, a small parcel of Tan leather, to 375 foot of
plank, to one hundred fifty punds of under tobacca, to one coat
brush and a set of shoe brushes, to 700 Shingles, one cury lanb,
one basket.
The foregoing of this inventory it contains a true account of
all the property of Francis Day Deceast.
(Signed) John Day Junr
Jane Day
This was sent to Terrie Cooper-Piper via internet from
Raymond Day of England. 1999
Children of FRANCIS DAY and JINCY FARMER are:
i. MARY3 DAY, b. 1788, Caswell Co., North Carolina.
ii. BETHETHLEM HETHY DAY, b. 1791, Person Cty,
North Carolina; m. ROMOLOUS DANIEL, December 07, 1836,
Person Cty, North Carolina.
iii. ARCHIDBALD DAY, b. April 24, 1793, Orange Cty,
North Carolina; d. March 23, 1879, Lawrence Cty,
Indiana; m. RUTH WOODY, April 13, 1820,
Hillsborough, Orange Cty, North Carolina.
More About ARCHIDBALD DAY:
Burial: Crawford Cemetery,S., Lawrence, Indiana
iv. CASSANDRA DAY, b. June 15, 1793, Person Cty, North Carolina;
d. June 08, 1873, Person, Co., North Carolina;
m. GRIFFIN JONES, September 11, 1817,
Person Cty, North Carolina.
More About CASSANDRA DAY:
Burial: Jones Family Cemetery, Roxboro, North Carolina
v. FRANCIS DAY, b. 1795, Person Cty,
North Carolina; d. 1848, Caswell Cty, North Carolina;
m. PHEBY PHOEBE LEA, November 19, 1823,
Person Cty, North Carolina; b. Abt. 1790.
vi. ISSAC DAY, b. Bef. 1800, Person Cty,
North Carolina;
d. 1834, Person Cty, North Carolina;
m. MARY "POLLY" BUMPAS, March 04, 1822,
Person Cty, North Carolina.
4. vii. WILLIAM DAY, b. 1802, Person Cty, North
Carolina; d. Abt. 1865, Person Cty,
North Carolina.
5. viii. JOHN DAY, b. 1804, Person Cty, North Carolina.
ix. NATHANIEL DAY, b. 1806, Person Co.,
North Carolina.
x. SAMUEL DAY, b. 1808, Person, Co., North Carolina.
3. ISSAC2 DAY (JOHN1) was born 1770 in Caswell Cty,
North Carolina, and died January 05, 1815 in Sumner Cty,
Tennessee. He married JEEN OAKLEY February 26, 1791 in Caswell
County, North Carolina3. She died March 08, 18114.
More About JEEN OAKLEY:
Fact 1: Name may be "Jennie."
Children of ISSAC DAY and JEEN OAKLEY are:
i. ANNA3 DAY, b. January 25, 1792, Person County,
North Carolina5; d. February 06, 1893,
Trousdale County, Tennessee5;
m. ALLEN ROBERTSON, 18145.
More About ALLEN ROBERTSON:
Fact 1: Allen was the brother of Francis' wife Holly
ii. LISSIE DAY, b. October 31, 1793.
6. iii. FRANCIS B. DAY, b. December 10, 1795,
Person County, North Carolina;
d. August 24, 1838, Wayne County, Illinois.
iv. JESSE B. DAY, b. 1797, Person County, North
Carolina5; d. 1843, Wayne County, Ill5;
m. MELINDA FILES, February 09, 1819,
White County, Illinois5.
More About MELINDA FILES:
Fact 1: September 02, 1819, Another marriage date for them
v. THOMAS J. DAY, b. June 08, 1802, Person County,
North Carolina6; d. January 25, 18636;
m. MARY A. HART, March 19, 1832,
Sumner County, Tennessee7.
vi. ISSAC DAY JR., b. March 13, 1805, Person County,
North Carolina8; d. 1885, Tennessee9;
m. ELIZABETH SCOTT, December 17, 1827.
Generation No. 3
4. WILLIAM3 DAY (FRANCIS2, JOHN1) was born 1802 in Person Cty,
North Carolina, and died Abt. 1865 in Person Cty,
North Carolina. He married MARY HARGIT August 19, 1824 in
Person Cty, North Carolina. She was born Abt. 1800.
Notes for WILLIAM DAY:
Family tradition says that William "Billy" Day was a wealthy
planter in Person Cty, North Carolina who killed himself after
losing the Civil War.
Children of WILLIAM DAY and MARY HARGIT are:
i. ABRAM4 DAY, b. 1825; m. RACHEL LEE, November 05, 1865.
ii. ELIZABETH DAY, b. 1828.
iii. BEHETHELEM DAY, b. 1830.
iv. ISSAC DAY, b. 1832.
v. JACOB DAY, b. 1834.
vi. MARTHA DAY, b. 1836; m. SANDERS COUSINS,
December 30, 1858.
vii. MARY DAY, b. 1839; m. STEPHEN DAY,
October 19, 1863; b. 1835.
7. viii. JANE DAY, b. May 12, 1827.
5. JOHN3 DAY (FRANCIS2, JOHN1) was born 1804 in Person Cty,
North Carolina. He married (1) JANE SWEENEY January 19, 1824
in Person Cty, North Carolina.
He married (2) MARY COZART July 07, 1830. She was born 1808.
Children of JOHN DAY and MARY COZART are:
i. SARAH4 DAY, b. 1839.
ii. FRANCES DAY, b. 1841.
iii. THOMAS DAY, b. 1843.
iv. JAMES DAY, b. 1845.
v. JOHN DAY, b. 1848.
vi. ARCHIBALD DAY, b. 1851.
vii. GEORGE DAY, b. 1857.
6. FRANCIS B.3 DAY (ISSAC2, JOHN1) was born December 10, 1795
in Person County, North Carolina10, and died August 24, 1838 in
Wayne County, Illinois. He married HOLLY ROBERTSON August 05, 1813
in Sumner County, Tennessee11. She was born May 30, 179512,
and died June 14, 1871.
Notes for FRANCIS B. DAY:
Another birth date shown for Francis is 10/12/1792
More About FRANCIS B. DAY:
Fact 1: Buried in "Day" cemetery in Wayne Co.,Ill
Fact 2: Francis served in the War of 1812, 1st Regiment of
Fact 3: Tennessee Volunteers, Capt. Abraham's
Fact 4: Bledsoe's Company.13
Notes for HOLLY ROBERTSON:
More About HOLLY ROBERTSON:
Fact 1: Buried in "Day" cemetery in Wayne Co.,Ill
Fact 2: May 08, 1813, Another marriage date shown for them
Children of FRANCIS DAY and HOLLY ROBERTSON are:
i. JANE4 DAY, b. 1814, Sumner County, Tennessee13;
d. 186913; m. NATHAN MARTIN.
ii. MARTHA DAY, b. 1817, Tennessee13; d. August 16, 1843;
m. EDWARD BUTLER.
8. iii. MARY ANN DAY, b. November 20, 1820, Tennessee;
d. May 18, 1892, Wayne Cty, Illinois.
iv. JAMES M. DAY, b. 1824, Sumner County, Tennessee13; d. 1864;
m. (1) MARY MARGARET HALL, Abt. 1848;
b. Bet. 1832 - 1833, Illinois; d. Aft. 1870,
Wayne Cty, Illinois;
m. (2) MARY MARGARET HALL, Abt. 1848;
b. Bet. 1832 - 1833, Illinois; d. Aft. 1870,
Wayne Cty, Illinois.
v. ELIZABETH DAY, b. 182513; d. 1870;
m. ULYSSES N. NEEL.
vi. JOHN FRANCIS DAY, b. August 15, 1827;
d. 1863, during or in the Civil War;
m. MARY M. (?).
More About JOHN FRANCIS DAY:
Fact 1: Died in Civil War13
vii. ISSAC THOMAS DAY, b. October 27, 1829,
Wayne County, Ill13; d. January 12, 1906,
Turner, Oregon13; m. HERRIET E. HERRICK,
May 27, 1861, North Fork, Trinity Co.,
California13.
More About ISSAC THOMAS DAY:
Fact 1: December 01, 1906, Another death date for him
viii. MARCUS R. DAY, b. September 13, 1832,
Wayne County, Ill13; d. March 12, 191013;
m. RACHEL FILES, December 26, 185413.
ix. CHARLES WILLIAMSON DAY, b. 1836, Wayne County,
Ill13; d. Aft. 188313.
x. SARAH W. DAY, b. 1837, Wayne County, Ill13;
d. March 04, 1874, Wayne County, Ill13;
m. JOHN JESSUP, Abt. 185513.
More About SARAH W. DAY:
Fact 1: April 03, 1874, Another death date for her
Generation No. 4
7. JANE4 DAY (WILLIAM3, FRANCIS2, JOHN1) was born May 12, 1827.
She married (2) TOMMY HARRIS. He was born 1839.
Child of JANE DAY is:
i. LULA GRAY5 DAY, b. January 06, 1865, Mt. Tirzah,
Person Cty, North Carolina; d. April 13, 1956,
Person Cty, North Carolina Buried Surl Primitive
Bapt. Church; m. JOHN GARY CHANDLER,
January 31, 1883, Person Cty, North Carolina;
b. February 17, 1858, Mt. Tirzah, Person Cty,
North Carolina; d. March 07, 1933, Person Cty,
North Carolina Buried Surl Primitive Bapt. Church.
Notes for LULA GRAY DAY:
The father of Lula Gray Day is unknown. Family tradition says he
was a Confederate solider who was killed in battle before he
could marry his sweetheart, Jane Day.
Child of JANE DAY and TOMMY HARRIS is:
ii. MARY B.5 HARRIS.
8. MARY ANN4 DAY (FRANCIS B.3, ISSAC2, JOHN1) was born November 20, 1820
in Tennessee14, and died May 18, 1892 in Wayne Cty, Illinois15.
She married DAVID LEWIS HALL August 24, 1836 in Wayne County,
Illinois16, son of JAMES HALL and JANE CHUM. He was born
November 16, 1818 in Maury County, Tennessee16, and died
September 04, 1897 in Boyleston, Wayne Cty, Ill17.
Notes for MARY ANN DAY:
It is known that this couple had five other children who were
dead by 1884.
She is buried in the "Day" Cemetery, Grover Township
More About MARY ANN DAY:
Fact 1: It is believed that Mary Ann is believed to
Fact 2: be an American Indian.
Notes for DAVID LEWIS HALL:
Per Wayne County, Illinois History Book:
David grew to manhood in Wayne Cty, Illinois, and his schooling
advantages were one month in an old subscription school. He
remained on the home farm until about 18 years old, and then
commenced life on a farm near where his father was then
residing. He afterward moved to his farm in Section 17, of Big
Mound Township, where he is now residing. He married
Mary Ann Day and this union resulted in 13 children, of whom 8
are now living as of this article. viz:
Hallie Jane (wife of Jesse Garrison) W.F. Hall,) J.S.C. Hall,
Elizabeth (wife of G. Davis), Thomas, Margaret(wife of S.Farney)
Rose (wife of C. Fankle), and Ida Bell Hall.
More About DAVID LEWIS HALL:
Fact 1: farmer, residing in Section 17, Big Mound,Ill
Fact 2: Bet. 1836 - 1839, Lived in Greene Cty, Ill.
Marriage Notes for MARY DAY and DAVID HALL:
It is known that this couple had five other children who were
dead by 1884.
Children of MARY DAY and DAVID HALL are:
i. ELIZABETH5 HALL18, m. G. DAVIS; b. 19.
ii. MAHALA JANE HALL, b. March 28, 1839, Wayne
County, Illinois20; d. April 27, 1923, Hamilton
County, Illinois; m. (1) JESSE MITCHELL GARRISON,
April 12, 185621; b. March 22, 1836, Illinois
(?); d. October 01, 1899, Hamilton County,
Illinois; m. (2) HARDY R. POWELL, July 05, 1901,
Hamilton County, Illinois; m. (3) WILLIAM G. KARNEY,
December 30, 1907, Hamilton County, Illinois.
More About MAHALA JANE HALL:
Fact 1: Nicknames: Hallie & Hollie
iii. MARTHA A. HALL, b. February 03, 1840, Illinois;
d. April 27, 1872, Wayne Cty, Illinois22;
m. M.JESSE WISE.
Notes for MARTHA A. HALL:
Buried "Day" Cemetery in Grover Township
More About MARTHA A. HALL:
Fact 1: l
iv. WILLIAM FRANCIS HALL, b. December 06, 1841,
Big Mound Twp,Wayne Cty, Ill.23; d. August 19, 1925,
Wayne Cty, Illinois Buried Victory Cemetery24;
m. (1) HARRIETT D. NEWEL, July 1862,
Wayne County, Ill.;
m. (2) HANNAH EMMA NORMAN, April 07, 1868, Wayne
County, Illinois25; m. (3) ALICE LOY OR LOG, 1921.
Notes for WILLIAM FRANCIS HALL:
Per Wayne Cty, Illinois History Book:
(As written)
W.F. received his early education from a subscription school,
but afterward, when the free schools had been established in
his township, he at home with his father until about 20. In
that time he had learned partially the trade of a carpenter,
but did not get to follow it much. In 1862, he went to Idaho,
and remained there about a year. He returned to this county and
settled in the north part of Big Mound Township. And there
remained until 1868. He next came to his present farm, where he
owns about 180 acres, 100 of which are in Section 17 and 20,
and eighty acres in Sections 21, and 33 of Township 2S, R7E,
100 acres are in cultivation and about three acres in orchard.
Mr. Hall was married in this county in 1868. Mr. Hall served
as member of the county Board of Supervisors, Township
Collector, Assessor and Highway Commissioner. They were members
of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, and in politics Mr. Hall
was a Democrat.
v. JERRET SYLVESTER C. HALL, b. December 03, 1843,
Wayne County, Illinois26; d. February 24, 1923,
Wayne County, Ill. Buried Bovee Cemetery27;
m. HIGHLEY FINLEY, Bef. 1868; b. 1843;
d. June 30, 189528.
vi. JOHN THOMAS HALL, b. 1846, Big Mound Township,
Illinois( Wayne County)29; d. June 12, 1887,
Boyleston, Wayne Cty, Ill; m. NANCY CAROLINE LANE,
Kentucky (?)29; b. 1848, Kentucky29;
d. Bet. 1910 - 191129.
Notes for JOHN THOMAS HALL:
According to Illinois State Archives in Springfield, Illinois,
Thomas Hall has a Civil War service Record with the following
information:
Rank: Private Recruit
Unit Company K., 49th Illinois Infantry
Age: 20
Height: 5'5"
Hair Brown
Eyes: Blue
Complexion:Fair
Martial Status: Single
Occupation: Farmer
Nativity: town
County: Jefferson State: Illinois
Joined for service and enrolled: When:January 15, 1864 Term: 3
years
Where: Memphis, Tenn.
By Whom: Lt. Falney
Mustered in to Service: When:September 9, 1865
Where: Paducah, Kentucky
By Whom: Captain Shaw
Appointed to Corporal on March 1, 1865.
Where: Memphis, Tennessee By Whom: Lt. Falney
Residence" town
County: Jefferson
State: Illinois
Remarks:
Re-enlisted as a veteran
Re-enlisted Veteran information:
Rank" Private-Veteran
Unit Company K., 49th Illinois Infantry
Age:20 Height: 5'5" Hair Brown
Eyes: blue Complexion: fair
Occupation:farmer
County: Jefferson Stae:Illinois
Nativity: town
Joined for service and enrolled: When: Jan. 15, 1864 Term: 3
years
Where: Memphis, Tennessee BY Whom: Lt. Lemmon
Mustered into Service: When: January 23, 1864
Where: Memphis, Tennessee By Whom: Lt. Falney
Residence: Town: Knox Prairie County: Jefferson State: Illinois
Mustered Out: When: September 9, 1865
Where: Paducah, Kentucky
By Whom: Captain Shaw
Remarks:
Appointed to Corporal on March 1, 1865.
vii. MARY ELIZABETH HALL, b. October 20, 1848,
Wayne County, Illinois30; d. April 16, 1910,
Pleasant Grove Cemetery,Barnhill Twp., Wayne
Cty, Ill;
m. (1) GIBSON B. DAVIS, Bef. 1869; b. September 25, 1842;
d. March 18, 1904, Pleasant Grove Cemetery,
Barnhill Twp., Ill;
m. (2) HENRY KINCART, November 20, 1907;
b. Abt. 1832.
viii. HENRY F. HALL, b. March 21, 1850,
Wayne County, Ill31; d. April 01, 1852,
Wayne County, Ill32.
More About HENRY F. HALL:
Fact 1: Buried in "Day" cemetery in Wayne Co.,Ill
ix. HENRIETTA C. HALL, b. March 1854, Wayne County,
Ill.; d. July 28, 1856, Wayne County, Ill.
Buried Day Cemetery33.
x. MARGARET F. HALL, b. Abt. 1856, Big Mound
Twp,Wayne Cty, Ill.34; d. Aft. 1884;
m. S. FARNEY, October 01, 1874, Wayne County,
Illinois35; b. 1854, Ohio; d. Aft. 1881.
xi. OLIVE HALL, b. April 1858, Wayne County, Ill.;
d. November 11, 1859, Wayne County, Ill.
Buried Day Cemetery.
xii. JAMES HALL, b. Abt. 1860, Wayne County, Ill.;
d. Aft. 1870.
More About JAMES HALL:
Fact 1: James was a twin of Rosetta
xiii. ROSETTA E. HALL, b. 1860, Wayne County, Ill.36;
d. Aft. 1884; m. CHARLES FANKLE, January 188237;
b. Abt. 1858.
More About ROSETTA E. HALL:
Fact 1: She was a twin of James
xiv. IDA BELL HALL, b. Bet. 1861 - 1862, Wayne
County, Ill.38; d. Aft. 1887, Wayne County,
Ill.; m. JOHN A. CARSON, May 03, 1887, Wayne
Cty, Illinois39; b. Abt. 1855.
Notes for IDA BELL HALL:
Note:
The 1870 Federal Census of Wayne Cty, Illinois, Elm River
Township shows a Ida B. Hall , age 8 Born in Illinois living
with a Gibson B. Davis family. Not sure of it is the same Ida as
this one??? In the 1880 Federal Census, it does not show Ida
living with the Gibson B. Davis family.
xv. CHARLES HALL, b. April 1862, Wayne County, Ill.;
d. July 05, 1864, Wayne County, Ill. Buried Day Cemetery39.
xvi. DEMPSAY HALL, b. January 1864, Wayne County,
Ill.; d. October 13, 1865, Wayne County, Ill.
Buried Day Cemetery39.
Endnotes
1. 1790 Caswell Cty NC Census.
2. Joyce Thompson/internet/CWJWT@aol.com/2000.
3. Kathe Curless/Peoria, Ill/1997
4. "Day Bible Records" owned by Sam Polk Jr Nashville, Tenn.
in 1959
5. Kathe Curless/Peoria, Ill/1997
6. "Day Bible Records" owned by Sam Polk Jr Nashville, Tenn. in
1959
7. Kathe Curless/Peoria, Ill/1997
8. "Day Bible Records" owned by Sam Polk Jr Nashville,
Tenn. in 1959
9. Kathe Curless/Peoria, Ill/1997
10. 1) Compiled by Margaret Wonnacott, Cupertino, California
1971-1973 2) "History of Wayne & Clay Counites, Illinois"
Published by Globe Publishing Co. 1884, Chicago 3)
Kathe Curless/Peoria, Ill/1997
11. Kathe Curless/Peoria, Ill/1997
12. 1) Compiled by Margaret Wonnacott, Cupertino, California
1971-1973 2) "History of Wayne & Clay Counites, Illinois"
Published by Globe Publishing Co. 1884, Chicago
13. Kathe Curless/Peoria, Ill/1997
14. 1) Compiled by Margaret Wonnacott, Cupertino, California
1971-1973 2) "History of Wayne & Clay Counites, Illinois"
Published by Globe Publishing Co. 1884, Chicago3)
Hall Cemetery Records,Wayne Cty, Ill
15. Halls Cemetery Records, Wayne Cty, Ill/1997
16. 1) Compiled by Margaret Wonnacott, Cupertino, California
1971-1973 2) "History of Wayne & Clay Counites, Illinois"
Published by Globe Publishing Co. 1884, Chicago
17. Sharon Fry Johnson/1997
18. 1) Compiled by Margaret Wonnacott, Cupertino, California
1971-1973 2) "History of Wayne & Clay Counites, Illinois"
Published by Globe Publishing Co. 1884, Chicago
19. History of Wayne & Clay Counties, Illinois, Published by
Globe Publishing Co., 1884, Chicago, Ill
20. 1) Compiled by Margaret Wonnacott, Cupertino, California
1971-1973 2) "History of Wayne & Clay Counites, Illinois"
Published by Globe Publishing Co. 1884, Chicago
21. Internet/email address Paws63/1997
22. Halls Cemetery Records, Wayne Cty, Ill/1997
23. 1) Compiled by Margaret Wonnacott, Cupertino, California
1971-1973 2) "History of Wayne & Clay Counites, Illinois"
Published by Globe Publishing Co. 1884, Chicago
24. Kathe Curless/Peoria, Ill/1997
25. Internet/email address Paws63/1997
26. 1) Compiled by Margaret Wonnacott, Cupertino, California
1971-1973 2) "History of Wayne & Clay Counites, Illinois"
Published by Globe Publishing Co. 1884, Chicago
27. Internet/email address Paws63/1997
28. Sharon Fry Johnson/1997
29. 1) Compiled by Margaret Wonnacott, Cupertino, California
1971-1973 2) "History of Wayne & Clay Counites, Illinois"
Published by Globe Publishing Co. 1884, Chicago
30. Sharon Fry Johnson/1997
31. Kathe Curless/Peoria, Ill/1997
32. Halls Cemetery Records, Wayne Cty, Ill/1997
33. Sharon Fry Johnson/1997
34. 1) Compiled by Margaret Wonnacott, Cupertino, California
1971-1973 2) "History of Wayne & Clay Counites, Illinois"
Published by Globe Publishing Co. 1884, Chicago
35. Internet/email address Paws63/1997
36. 1) Compiled by Margaret Wonnacott, Cupertino, California
1971-1973 2) "History of Wayne & Clay Counites, Illinois"
Published by Globe Publishing Co. 1884, Chicago
37. Sharon Fry Johnson/1997
38. 1) Compiled by Margaret Wonnacott, Cupertino, California
1971-1973 2) "History of Wayne & Clay Counites, Illinois"
Published by Globe Publishing Co. 1884, Chicago
39. Sharon Fry Johnson/1997
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