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Nathan D. Haggard (abt. 1780 - abt. 1830)
Judge Nathan D. Haggard
Born about 1780 in Albemarle, Virginia, United Statesmap [uncertain]
ANCESTORS
Son of Edmund Haggard and Mary Ann (Rice) Haggard
Brother of William B Haggard, James Haggard, Benjamin Haggard, Levi Forget Haggard, Richard Haggard, Ann Haggard, Rice Haggard, David Haggard, Elizabeth (Haggard) Swift and Jonathan Haggard
Husband of Judith (Kindred) Haggard — married 19 Dec 1805 in Madison, Kentucky, United Statesmap
[children unknown]
Died about 1830 at about age 50 in White, Tennessee, United Statesmap [uncertain]
Biography
From Clinton R. Haggard's historical files:[1]
Edmund Haggard, H117, son of James and Elizabeth (Gentry) Haggard, was born 1725, Overwharton Parish, Stafford County, VA, died 1 April 1811, Madison County, KY, married ca. 1747, Albemarle County, VA, Lady Rice, daughter of William Rice. (They had 38 grandchildren and 149 great grandchildren):
1. William B. Haggard, H1171, born 7 August 1753, Albemarle County, VA.
2. David Haggard, a minister, was born 1755, Albemarle County, VA, died 1850, Burkesville, Cumberland, KY.
3. James Haggard, was born 1757, Albemarle County, VA, died 1852, Burkesville, Cumberland, KY.
4. Benjamin Haggard, H1174, (1759 1838).
5. Levi Forget Haggard, a lawyer, was born 1761, Albemarle County, VA, will dated 17 August 1839, probated 22 May 1840, Burkesville, Cumberland, KY.
6. Richard Haggard, was born 1763, Albemarle County, VA.
7. Ann Haggard, was born 1765, Albemarle County, VA.
8. Rev. Rice Haggard, H1178, (1769 1819).
9. Lydia Haggard, was born 1770, Caswell County, NC, died 1839/40, Burkesville, Cumberland, KY, married 1792, John Swift.
10. Elizabeth Haggard, was born 1772, Caswell County, NC, will dated 1 August 1839, probated 22 January 1840, Burkesville, Cumberland, KY.
11. Jonathan Haggard, was born 1775, Albemarle County, VA.
12. Nathan D. Haggard, a lawyer, was born 1780, Albemarle County, VA, died 1830+, married 19 December 1805, Madison County, KY, Judith Kindred, born 29 December 1780, daughter of Bartholomew and Minnie (Lively) Kindred, Jr. Following his passing of the bar exam in Kentucky they moved to White County, TN and may have moved to Arkansas later.
Edmund Haggard, H117, married secondly, 1810, Madison County, KY, Hannah Reynolds who died about 1818. Edmund's will was dated 2 March 1811, and was probated 1 April 1811, Madison County, KY.
Sources
Haggard, Clinton R. "Historical Files." Haggard Genealogy. Accessed November 22, 2017. http://www.angelfire.com/ri/haggardgenealogy/#H-files.
Acknowledgements
WikiTree profile Haggard-58 created through the import of Shurtliff Family.ged on Jun 20, 2011 by Mark Shurtliff. See the Changes page for the details of edits by Mark and others.
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Source:
http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec?htx=message&r=rw&p=surnames.haggard&m=524.1.1.1
Dick and Daniel Zieman:
Names, dates, & places
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Source:
https://www.genealogy.com/forum/surnames/topics/haggard/1015/
Richard Zieman: (SEE RICHARD ZIEMAN'S SITE FOR COMPREHENSIVE INFORMATION AND REFERENCES: http://home.comcast.net/~zieman3/familytree.htm ) (Donna Forney Clark: Unfortunately, on 7.18.2023, I can no longer locate Richard Zieman's site)
Once and for All - Edmund Haggard m.1. MARY RICE 2. HANNAH RYMAL
By Richard Zieman November 02, 2004 at 08:38:10
Please visit our website for a complete overview of the descendents of Nathaniel Haggard --- and --- the three main branches of the Randolphs of Virginia. This is still a "work in progress" but many errors from all the books and databases have been corrected. Please let us know if you have proof of any other errors!http://home.comcast.net/~zieman3/familytree.htm (Donna Forney Clark: Unfortunately, on 7.18.2023, I can no longer locate Richard Zieman's site)
Child(ren) of Edmund Haggard and Mary (not Hannah) Rice , married 1752-- Albemarle Co VA
1. Rev. William B. Haggard 1753-08-07 Albemarle Co VA1852-06-25 Lancaster, Garrard Co KY
2. Rev. David Haggard ca. 1755-- Albemarle Co VA ca. 1850-- Burkesville, Cumberland Co KY
3. James Haggard of Edmund ca. 1757-- Albemarle Co VA ca. 1852-- Burkesville, Cumberland Co KY
4. Benjamin Haggard ca. 1759-- Albemarle Co VA1838-01-30 Cumberland, Harlan Co KY
5. Levi Forget Haggard ca. 1761-- Albemarle Co VA ca. 1840-- Burkesville, Cumberland Co KY
6. Mary Ann Haggard ca. 1768-- Albemarle Co VA bef 1860-- Giles Co TN
7. Rev. Rice Haggard ca. 1769-- Albemarle Co VA 1819-- Xenia, Champaign Co OH
8. Elizabeth Lydia Haggard ca. 1772-- Albemarle Co VA
9. Jonathan (Nathaniel D.) Haggard ca. 1775-- Albemarle Co VA1838-11-12 Pulaski Co AR
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Nathan D. Haggard (abt. 1780 - abt. 1830)
Judge Nathan D. Haggard
Born about 1780 in Albemarle, Virginia, United Statesmap [uncertain]
ANCESTORS
Son of Edmund Haggard and Mary Ann (Rice) Haggard
Brother of William B Haggard, James Haggard, Benjamin Haggard, Levi Forget Haggard, Richard Haggard, Ann Haggard, Rice Haggard, David Haggard, Elizabeth (Haggard) Swift and Jonathan Haggard
Husband of Judith (Kindred) Haggard — married 19 Dec 1805 in Madison, Kentucky, United Statesmap
[children unknown]
Died about 1830 at about age 50 in White, Tennessee, United Statesmap [uncertain]
Biography
From Clinton R. Haggard's historical files:[1]
Edmund Haggard, H117, son of James and Elizabeth (Gentry) Haggard, was born 1725, Overwharton Parish, Stafford County, VA, died 1 April 1811, Madison County, KY, married ca. 1747, Albemarle County, VA, Lady Rice, daughter of William Rice. (They had 38 grandchildren and 149 great grandchildren):
1. William B. Haggard, H1171, born 7 August 1753, Albemarle County, VA.
2. David Haggard, a minister, was born 1755, Albemarle County, VA, died 1850, Burkesville, Cumberland, KY.
3. James Haggard, was born 1757, Albemarle County, VA, died 1852, Burkesville, Cumberland, KY.
4. Benjamin Haggard, H1174, (1759 1838).
5. Levi Forget Haggard, a lawyer, was born 1761, Albemarle County, VA, will dated 17 August 1839, probated 22 May 1840, Burkesville, Cumberland, KY.
6. Richard Haggard, was born 1763, Albemarle County, VA.
7. Ann Haggard, was born 1765, Albemarle County, VA.
8. Rev. Rice Haggard, H1178, (1769 1819).
9. Lydia Haggard, was born 1770, Caswell County, NC, died 1839/40, Burkesville, Cumberland, KY, married 1792, John Swift.
10. Elizabeth Haggard, was born 1772, Caswell County, NC, will dated 1 August 1839, probated 22 January 1840, Burkesville, Cumberland, KY.
11. Jonathan Haggard, was born 1775, Albemarle County, VA.
12. Nathan D. Haggard, a lawyer, was born 1780, Albemarle County, VA, died 1830+, married 19 December 1805, Madison County, KY, Judith Kindred, born 29 December 1780, daughter of Bartholomew and Minnie (Lively) Kindred, Jr. Following his passing of the bar exam in Kentucky they moved to White County, TN and may have moved to Arkansas later.
Edmund Haggard, H117, married secondly, 1810, Madison County, KY, Hannah Reynolds who died about 1818. Edmund's will was dated 2 March 1811, and was probated 1 April 1811, Madison County, KY.
Sources
Haggard, Clinton R. "Historical Files." Haggard Genealogy. Accessed November 22, 2017. http://www.angelfire.com/ri/haggardgenealogy/#H-files.
Acknowledgements
WikiTree profile Haggard-58 created through the import of Shurtliff Family.ged on Jun 20, 2011 by Mark Shurtliff. See the Changes page for the details of edits by Mark and others.
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Source:
SEE GARY AND JANET FOSTER'S SITE FOR COMPREHENSIVE INFORMATION AND REFERENCES:
http://haggard.surnames.com/
Haggard World Wide Web Sites by Gary & Janet Foster:
[Gary Foster is the Administrator; Clinton Haggard's 2500 page document was broken down by Clinton's daughter, Susan E. Haggard Hayashi]:
Gary and Janet Foster:
EDMUND Haggard (JAMES Haggard , ANTHONY Haggard , PETER ) was born about 1725 in OVERWHARTON, STAFFORD, VA. He died 1811 in , MADISON, KY.
EDMUND married RICE, daughter of WILLIAM, about 1752 in , ALBEMARLE, VA. RICE was born in , STAFFORD, VA.
They had the following children:
45 M i WILLIAM B. Haggard REV. was born 7 Aug 1753 and died 23 Jun 1852.
46 M ii DAVID Haggard was born 1755 in , ALBEMARLE, VA. He died 1850 in BURKSVILLE, CUMBERLAND, KY.
47 M iii JAMES Haggard was born about 1757 in , ALBEMARLE, VA. He died 1852 in BURKSVILLE, CUMBERLAND, KY.
48 M iv BENJAMIN Haggard was born about 1759 and died 30 Jan 1838.
49 M v LEVI FORGET Haggard was born about 1761 in , ALBEMARLE, VA. He died about 1839/1840 in BURKSVILLE, CUMBERLAND, KY.
50 F vi Ann Haggard was born about 1765 in , ALBEMARLE, VA.
51 M vii RICE Haggard REV. was born 1769 and died 1819.
52 F viii ELIZABETH LYDIA Haggard was born about 1772 in , ALBEMARLE, VA. She died about 1839/1840 in BURKSVILLE, CUMBERLAND, KY.
ELIZABETH married JOHN SWIFT about 1792 in , CASWELL, NC. JOHN was born about 1768 in , CASWELL, NC.
53 M ix JONATHAN Haggard was born about 1775 in , ALBEMARLE, VA.
54 M x NATHAN D. Haggard was born about 1780 and was buried 31 Jul 1844.
Clinton Haggard's references:
"History of the Haggard Family in England and America: 1433-1899" written by David Dawson Haggard in 1899 and published by Joel Munsell's Sons, Albany, NY, a copy of which is in the National Archives in Washington, DC.
James Hoggard/Haggard, H11, son of Anthony Hoggard, identified in 1723 Over-wharton Parish, Stafford County, VA, as a tobacco planter with three sons. Nearest neighbors, also tobacco planters, were James French and William Rice. The book by David Dawson Haggard identifies him as a schoolteacher with four sons. Records in the same area include two others believed to be brothers of those named. Mr. Leland Gentry identifies James Haggard's wife as Elizabeth Gentry, baptised 29 August 1687, St. Peter's Parish, New Kent County, VA, daughter of Nicholas Gentry I."
"The Gentry Family in America: 1676-1909" written by Richard Gentry, a copy of which is in the Rhode Island Historical Society Library. Reprints have been advertised."
"Genealogy and History of the Haggard Family: 1433 to 1899 to 1938 to 1954" copyright 1938 by Jennie (Haggard) Ray, printed in the United States of America by Regional Press, Inc. This is a revision of David Dawson Haggard's book with additions to the line of John Haggard, son of Nathaniel Haggard."
"The Clabaughs" by Betty Harrell, 621 Harrington Ave. Los Altos Co. copyright 1982. "This is an excellent biography of the life and times of
Rev. Henry Haggard, son of Nathaniel Haggard." [2006 update: Betty is now Betty Harrell Gerlack at 10535 Deodara Drive, Cupertino CA 95014]
"Rice Haggard, the American Frontier Evangelist Who Revived the Name Christian" by Colby D. Hall, published in 1957 by the T.C.U. Press, Ft. Worth, TX. This is an excellent booklet on the life of Rice Haggard, son of Edmund Haggard, one of the four sons of James Haggard identified in David Dawson Haggard's book."
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http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec?htx=message&r=rw&p=surnames.haggard&m=524.1.1.1
Dick and Daniel Zieman:
Names, dates, & places
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Source:
https://www.genealogy.com/forum/surnames/topics/haggard/1015/
Richard Zieman: (SEE RICHARD ZIEMAN'S SITE FOR COMPREHENSIVE INFORMATION AND REFERENCES: http://home.comcast.net/~zieman3/familytree.htm ) (Donna Forney Clark: Unfortunately, on 7.18.2023, I can no longer locate Richard Zieman's site)
Once and for All - Edmund Haggard m.1. MARY RICE 2. HANNAH RYMAL
By Richard Zieman November 02, 2004 at 08:38:10
Please visit our website for a complete overview of the descendents of Nathaniel Haggard --- and --- the three main branches of the Randolphs of Virginia. This is still a "work in progress" but many errors from all the books and databases have been corrected. Please let us know if you have proof of any other errors!http://home.comcast.net/~zieman3/familytree.htm (Donna Forney Clark: Unfortunately, on 7.18.2023, I can no longer locate Richard Zieman's site)
Child(ren) of Edmund Haggard and Mary (not Hannah) Rice , married 1752-- Albemarle Co VA
1. Rev. William B. Haggard 1753-08-07 Albemarle Co VA1852-06-25 Lancaster, Garrard Co KY
2. Rev. David Haggard ca. 1755-- Albemarle Co VA ca. 1850-- Burkesville, Cumberland Co KY
3. James Haggard of Edmund ca. 1757-- Albemarle Co VA ca. 1852-- Burkesville, Cumberland Co KY
4. Benjamin Haggard ca. 1759-- Albemarle Co VA1838-01-30 Cumberland, Harlan Co KY
5. Levi Forget Haggard ca. 1761-- Albemarle Co VA ca. 1840-- Burkesville, Cumberland Co KY
6. Mary Ann Haggard ca. 1768-- Albemarle Co VA bef 1860-- Giles Co TN
7. Rev. Rice Haggard ca. 1769-- Albemarle Co VA 1819-- Xenia, Champaign Co OH
8. Elizabeth Lydia Haggard ca. 1772-- Albemarle Co VA
9. Jonathan (Nathaniel D.) Haggard ca. 1775-- Albemarle Co VA1838-11-12 Pulaski Co AR
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Nathan D. Haggard (abt. 1780 - abt. 1830)
Judge Nathan D. Haggard
Born about 1780 in Albemarle, Virginia, United Statesmap [uncertain]
ANCESTORS
Son of Edmund Haggard and Mary Ann (Rice) Haggard
Brother of William B Haggard, James Haggard, Benjamin Haggard, Levi Forget Haggard, Richard Haggard, Ann Haggard, Rice Haggard, David Haggard, Elizabeth (Haggard) Swift and Jonathan Haggard
Husband of Judith (Kindred) Haggard — married 19 Dec 1805 in Madison, Kentucky, United Statesmap
[children unknown]
Died about 1830 at about age 50 in White, Tennessee, United Statesmap [uncertain]
Biography
From Clinton R. Haggard's historical files:[1]
Edmund Haggard, H117, son of James and Elizabeth (Gentry) Haggard, was born 1725, Overwharton Parish, Stafford County, VA, died 1 April 1811, Madison County, KY, married ca. 1747, Albemarle County, VA, Lady Rice, daughter of William Rice. (They had 38 grandchildren and 149 great grandchildren):
1. William B. Haggard, H1171, born 7 August 1753, Albemarle County, VA.
2. David Haggard, a minister, was born 1755, Albemarle County, VA, died 1850, Burkesville, Cumberland, KY.
3. James Haggard, was born 1757, Albemarle County, VA, died 1852, Burkesville, Cumberland, KY.
4. Benjamin Haggard, H1174, (1759 1838).
5. Levi Forget Haggard, a lawyer, was born 1761, Albemarle County, VA, will dated 17 August 1839, probated 22 May 1840, Burkesville, Cumberland, KY.
6. Richard Haggard, was born 1763, Albemarle County, VA.
7. Ann Haggard, was born 1765, Albemarle County, VA.
8. Rev. Rice Haggard, H1178, (1769 1819).
9. Lydia Haggard, was born 1770, Caswell County, NC, died 1839/40, Burkesville, Cumberland, KY, married 1792, John Swift.
10. Elizabeth Haggard, was born 1772, Caswell County, NC, will dated 1 August 1839, probated 22 January 1840, Burkesville, Cumberland, KY.
11. Jonathan Haggard, was born 1775, Albemarle County, VA.
12. Nathan D. Haggard, a lawyer, was born 1780, Albemarle County, VA, died 1830+, married 19 December 1805, Madison County, KY, Judith Kindred, born 29 December 1780, daughter of Bartholomew and Minnie (Lively) Kindred, Jr. Following his passing of the bar exam in Kentucky they moved to White County, TN and may have moved to Arkansas later.
Edmund Haggard, H117, married secondly, 1810, Madison County, KY, Hannah Reynolds who died about 1818. Edmund's will was dated 2 March 1811, and was probated 1 April 1811, Madison County, KY.
Sources
Haggard, Clinton R. "Historical Files." Haggard Genealogy. Accessed November 22, 2017. http://www.angelfire.com/ri/haggardgenealogy/#H-files.
Acknowledgements
WikiTree profile Haggard-58 created through the import of Shurtliff Family.ged on Jun 20, 2011 by Mark Shurtliff. See the Changes page for the details of edits by Mark and others.
********
Source:
SEE GARY AND JANET FOSTER'S SITE FOR COMPREHENSIVE INFORMATION AND REFERENCES:
http://haggard.surnames.com/
Haggard World Wide Web Sites by Gary & Janet Foster:
[Gary Foster is the Administrator; Clinton Haggard's 2500 page document was broken down by Clinton's daughter, Susan E. Haggard Hayashi]:
Gary and Janet Foster:
EDMUND Haggard (JAMES Haggard , ANTHONY Haggard , PETER ) was born about 1725 in OVERWHARTON, STAFFORD, VA. He died 1811 in , MADISON, KY.
EDMUND married RICE, daughter of WILLIAM, about 1752 in , ALBEMARLE, VA. RICE was born in , STAFFORD, VA.
They had the following children:
45 M i WILLIAM B. Haggard REV. was born 7 Aug 1753 and died 23 Jun 1852.
46 M ii DAVID Haggard was born 1755 in , ALBEMARLE, VA. He died 1850 in BURKSVILLE, CUMBERLAND, KY.
47 M iii JAMES Haggard was born about 1757 in , ALBEMARLE, VA. He died 1852 in BURKSVILLE, CUMBERLAND, KY.
48 M iv BENJAMIN Haggard was born about 1759 and died 30 Jan 1838.
49 M v LEVI FORGET Haggard was born about 1761 in , ALBEMARLE, VA. He died about 1839/1840 in BURKSVILLE, CUMBERLAND, KY.
50 F vi Ann Haggard was born about 1765 in , ALBEMARLE, VA.
51 M vii RICE Haggard REV. was born 1769 and died 1819.
52 F viii ELIZABETH LYDIA Haggard was born about 1772 in , ALBEMARLE, VA. She died about 1839/1840 in BURKSVILLE, CUMBERLAND, KY.
ELIZABETH married JOHN SWIFT about 1792 in , CASWELL, NC. JOHN was born about 1768 in , CASWELL, NC.
53 M ix JONATHAN Haggard was born about 1775 in , ALBEMARLE, VA.
54 M x NATHAN D. Haggard was born about 1780 and was buried 31 Jul 1844.
Clinton Haggard's references:
"History of the Haggard Family in England and America: 1433-1899" written by David Dawson Haggard in 1899 and published by Joel Munsell's Sons, Albany, NY, a copy of which is in the National Archives in Washington, DC.
James Hoggard/Haggard, H11, son of Anthony Hoggard, identified in 1723 Over-wharton Parish, Stafford County, VA, as a tobacco planter with three sons. Nearest neighbors, also tobacco planters, were James French and William Rice. The book by David Dawson Haggard identifies him as a schoolteacher with four sons. Records in the same area include two others believed to be brothers of those named. Mr. Leland Gentry identifies James Haggard's wife as Elizabeth Gentry, baptised 29 August 1687, St. Peter's Parish, New Kent County, VA, daughter of Nicholas Gentry I."
"The Gentry Family in America: 1676-1909" written by Richard Gentry, a copy of which is in the Rhode Island Historical Society Library. Reprints have been advertised."
"Genealogy and History of the Haggard Family: 1433 to 1899 to 1938 to 1954" copyright 1938 by Jennie (Haggard) Ray, printed in the United States of America by Regional Press, Inc. This is a revision of David Dawson Haggard's book with additions to the line of John Haggard, son of Nathaniel Haggard."
"The Clabaughs" by Betty Harrell, 621 Harrington Ave. Los Altos Co. copyright 1982. "This is an excellent biography of the life and times of
Rev. Henry Haggard, son of Nathaniel Haggard." [2006 update: Betty is now Betty Harrell Gerlack at 10535 Deodara Drive, Cupertino CA 95014]
"Rice Haggard, the American Frontier Evangelist Who Revived the Name Christian" by Colby D. Hall, published in 1957 by the T.C.U. Press, Ft. Worth, TX. This is an excellent booklet on the life of Rice Haggard, son of Edmund Haggard, one of the four sons of James Haggard identified in David Dawson Haggard's book."
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Source:
https://www.genealogy.com/forum/surnames/topics/haggard/1015/
Richard Zieman: (SEE RICHARD ZIEMAN'S SITE FOR COMPREHENSIVE INFORMATION AND REFERENCES: http://home.comcast.net/~zieman3/familytree.htm ) (Donna Forney Clark: Unfortunately, on 7.18.2023, I can no longer locate Richard Zieman's site)
Once and for All - Edmund Haggard m.1. MARY RICE 2. HANNAH RYMAL
By Richard Zieman November 02, 2004 at 08:38:10
Please visit our website for a complete overview of the descendents of Nathaniel Haggard --- and --- the three main branches of the Randolphs of Virginia. This is still a "work in progress" but many errors from all the books and databases have been corrected. Please let us know if you have proof of any other errors!http://home.comcast.net/~zieman3/familytree.htm (Donna Forney Clark: Unfortunately, on 7.18.2023, I can no longer locate Richard Zieman's site)
Child(ren) of Edmund Haggard and Mary (not Hannah) Rice , married 1752-- Albemarle Co VA
1. Rev. William B. Haggard 1753-08-07 Albemarle Co VA1852-06-25 Lancaster, Garrard Co KY
2. Rev. David Haggard ca. 1755-- Albemarle Co VA ca. 1850-- Burkesville, Cumberland Co KY
3. James Haggard of Edmund ca. 1757-- Albemarle Co VA ca. 1852-- Burkesville, Cumberland Co KY
4. Benjamin Haggard ca. 1759-- Albemarle Co VA1838-01-30 Cumberland, Harlan Co KY
5. Levi Forget Haggard ca. 1761-- Albemarle Co VA ca. 1840-- Burkesville, Cumberland Co KY
6. Mary Ann Haggard ca. 1768-- Albemarle Co VA bef 1860-- Giles Co TN
7. Rev. Rice Haggard ca. 1769-- Albemarle Co VA 1819-- Xenia, Champaign Co OH
8. Elizabeth Lydia Haggard ca. 1772-- Albemarle Co VA
9. Jonathan (Nathaniel D.) Haggard ca. 1775-- Albemarle Co VA1838-11-12 Pulaski Co AR
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Profile manager: Caitlin Haggard
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Nathan D. Haggard (abt. 1780 - abt. 1830)
Judge Nathan D. Haggard
Born about 1780 in Albemarle, Virginia, United Statesmap [uncertain]
ANCESTORS
Son of Edmund Haggard and Mary Ann (Rice) Haggard
Brother of William B Haggard, James Haggard, Benjamin Haggard, Levi Forget Haggard, Richard Haggard, Ann Haggard, Rice Haggard, David Haggard, Elizabeth (Haggard) Swift and Jonathan Haggard
Husband of Judith (Kindred) Haggard — married 19 Dec 1805 in Madison, Kentucky, United Statesmap
[children unknown]
Died about 1830 at about age 50 in White, Tennessee, United Statesmap [uncertain]
Biography
From Clinton R. Haggard's historical files:[1]
Edmund Haggard, H117, son of James and Elizabeth (Gentry) Haggard, was born 1725, Overwharton Parish, Stafford County, VA, died 1 April 1811, Madison County, KY, married ca. 1747, Albemarle County, VA, Lady Rice, daughter of William Rice. (They had 38 grandchildren and 149 great grandchildren):
1. William B. Haggard, H1171, born 7 August 1753, Albemarle County, VA.
2. David Haggard, a minister, was born 1755, Albemarle County, VA, died 1850, Burkesville, Cumberland, KY.
3. James Haggard, was born 1757, Albemarle County, VA, died 1852, Burkesville, Cumberland, KY.
4. Benjamin Haggard, H1174, (1759 1838).
5. Levi Forget Haggard, a lawyer, was born 1761, Albemarle County, VA, will dated 17 August 1839, probated 22 May 1840, Burkesville, Cumberland, KY.
6. Richard Haggard, was born 1763, Albemarle County, VA.
7. Ann Haggard, was born 1765, Albemarle County, VA.
8. Rev. Rice Haggard, H1178, (1769 1819).
9. Lydia Haggard, was born 1770, Caswell County, NC, died 1839/40, Burkesville, Cumberland, KY, married 1792, John Swift.
10. Elizabeth Haggard, was born 1772, Caswell County, NC, will dated 1 August 1839, probated 22 January 1840, Burkesville, Cumberland, KY.
11. Jonathan Haggard, was born 1775, Albemarle County, VA.
12. Nathan D. Haggard, a lawyer, was born 1780, Albemarle County, VA, died 1830+, married 19 December 1805, Madison County, KY, Judith Kindred, born 29 December 1780, daughter of Bartholomew and Minnie (Lively) Kindred, Jr. Following his passing of the bar exam in Kentucky they moved to White County, TN and may have moved to Arkansas later.
Edmund Haggard, H117, married secondly, 1810, Madison County, KY, Hannah Reynolds who died about 1818. Edmund's will was dated 2 March 1811, and was probated 1 April 1811, Madison County, KY.
Sources
Haggard, Clinton R. "Historical Files." Haggard Genealogy. Accessed November 22, 2017. http://www.angelfire.com/ri/haggardgenealogy/#H-files.
Acknowledgements
WikiTree profile Haggard-58 created through the import of Shurtliff Family.ged on Jun 20, 2011 by Mark Shurtliff. See the Changes page for the details of edits by Mark and others.
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Profile manager: Caitlin Haggard
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Nathan D. Haggard (abt. 1780 - abt. 1830)
Judge Nathan D. Haggard
Born about 1780 in Albemarle, Virginia, United Statesmap [uncertain]
ANCESTORS
Son of Edmund Haggard and Mary Ann (Rice) Haggard
Brother of William B Haggard, James Haggard, Benjamin Haggard, Levi Forget Haggard, Richard Haggard, Ann Haggard, Rice Haggard, David Haggard, Elizabeth (Haggard) Swift and Jonathan Haggard
Husband of Judith (Kindred) Haggard — married 19 Dec 1805 in Madison, Kentucky, United Statesmap
[children unknown]
Died about 1830 at about age 50 in White, Tennessee, United Statesmap [uncertain]
Biography
From Clinton R. Haggard's historical files:[1]
Edmund Haggard, H117, son of James and Elizabeth (Gentry) Haggard, was born 1725, Overwharton Parish, Stafford County, VA, died 1 April 1811, Madison County, KY, married ca. 1747, Albemarle County, VA, Lady Rice, daughter of William Rice. (They had 38 grandchildren and 149 great grandchildren):
1. William B. Haggard, H1171, born 7 August 1753, Albemarle County, VA.
2. David Haggard, a minister, was born 1755, Albemarle County, VA, died 1850, Burkesville, Cumberland, KY.
3. James Haggard, was born 1757, Albemarle County, VA, died 1852, Burkesville, Cumberland, KY.
4. Benjamin Haggard, H1174, (1759 1838).
5. Levi Forget Haggard, a lawyer, was born 1761, Albemarle County, VA, will dated 17 August 1839, probated 22 May 1840, Burkesville, Cumberland, KY.
6. Richard Haggard, was born 1763, Albemarle County, VA.
7. Ann Haggard, was born 1765, Albemarle County, VA.
8. Rev. Rice Haggard, H1178, (1769 1819).
9. Lydia Haggard, was born 1770, Caswell County, NC, died 1839/40, Burkesville, Cumberland, KY, married 1792, John Swift.
10. Elizabeth Haggard, was born 1772, Caswell County, NC, will dated 1 August 1839, probated 22 January 1840, Burkesville, Cumberland, KY.
11. Jonathan Haggard, was born 1775, Albemarle County, VA.
12. Nathan D. Haggard, a lawyer, was born 1780, Albemarle County, VA, died 1830+, married 19 December 1805, Madison County, KY, Judith Kindred, born 29 December 1780, daughter of Bartholomew and Minnie (Lively) Kindred, Jr. Following his passing of the bar exam in Kentucky they moved to White County, TN and may have moved to Arkansas later.
Edmund Haggard, H117, married secondly, 1810, Madison County, KY, Hannah Reynolds who died about 1818. Edmund's will was dated 2 March 1811, and was probated 1 April 1811, Madison County, KY.
Sources
Haggard, Clinton R. "Historical Files." Haggard Genealogy. Accessed November 22, 2017. http://www.angelfire.com/ri/haggardgenealogy/#H-files.
Acknowledgements
WikiTree profile Haggard-58 created through the import of Shurtliff Family.ged on Jun 20, 2011 by Mark Shurtliff. See the Changes page for the details of edits by Mark and others.
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Profile last modified 20 Jan 2021 | Created 20 Jun 2011
Nathan D. Haggard (abt. 1780 - abt. 1830)
Judge Nathan D. Haggard
Born about 1780 in Albemarle, Virginia, United Statesmap [uncertain]
ANCESTORS
Son of Edmund Haggard and Mary Ann (Rice) Haggard
Brother of William B Haggard, James Haggard, Benjamin Haggard, Levi Forget Haggard, Richard Haggard, Ann Haggard, Rice Haggard, David Haggard, Elizabeth (Haggard) Swift and Jonathan Haggard
Husband of Judith (Kindred) Haggard — married 19 Dec 1805 in Madison, Kentucky, United Statesmap
[children unknown]
Died about 1830 at about age 50 in White, Tennessee, United Statesmap [uncertain]
Biography
From Clinton R. Haggard's historical files:[1]
Edmund Haggard, H117, son of James and Elizabeth (Gentry) Haggard, was born 1725, Overwharton Parish, Stafford County, VA, died 1 April 1811, Madison County, KY, married ca. 1747, Albemarle County, VA, Lady Rice, daughter of William Rice. (They had 38 grandchildren and 149 great grandchildren):
1. William B. Haggard, H1171, born 7 August 1753, Albemarle County, VA.
2. David Haggard, a minister, was born 1755, Albemarle County, VA, died 1850, Burkesville, Cumberland, KY.
3. James Haggard, was born 1757, Albemarle County, VA, died 1852, Burkesville, Cumberland, KY.
4. Benjamin Haggard, H1174, (1759 1838).
5. Levi Forget Haggard, a lawyer, was born 1761, Albemarle County, VA, will dated 17 August 1839, probated 22 May 1840, Burkesville, Cumberland, KY.
6. Richard Haggard, was born 1763, Albemarle County, VA.
7. Ann Haggard, was born 1765, Albemarle County, VA.
8. Rev. Rice Haggard, H1178, (1769 1819).
9. Lydia Haggard, was born 1770, Caswell County, NC, died 1839/40, Burkesville, Cumberland, KY, married 1792, John Swift.
10. Elizabeth Haggard, was born 1772, Caswell County, NC, will dated 1 August 1839, probated 22 January 1840, Burkesville, Cumberland, KY.
11. Jonathan Haggard, was born 1775, Albemarle County, VA.
12. Nathan D. Haggard, a lawyer, was born 1780, Albemarle County, VA, died 1830+, married 19 December 1805, Madison County, KY, Judith Kindred, born 29 December 1780, daughter of Bartholomew and Minnie (Lively) Kindred, Jr. Following his passing of the bar exam in Kentucky they moved to White County, TN and may have moved to Arkansas later.
Edmund Haggard, H117, married secondly, 1810, Madison County, KY, Hannah Reynolds who died about 1818. Edmund's will was dated 2 March 1811, and was probated 1 April 1811, Madison County, KY.
Sources
Haggard, Clinton R. "Historical Files." Haggard Genealogy. Accessed November 22, 2017. http://www.angelfire.com/ri/haggardgenealogy/#H-files.
Acknowledgements
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Profile manager: Caitlin Haggard
Profile last modified 20 Jan 2021 | Created 20 Jun 2011
Nathan D. Haggard (abt. 1780 - abt. 1830)
Judge Nathan D. Haggard
Born about 1780 in Albemarle, Virginia, United Statesmap [uncertain]
ANCESTORS
Son of Edmund Haggard and Mary Ann (Rice) Haggard
Brother of William B Haggard, James Haggard, Benjamin Haggard, Levi Forget Haggard, Richard Haggard, Ann Haggard, Rice Haggard, David Haggard, Elizabeth (Haggard) Swift and Jonathan Haggard
Husband of Judith (Kindred) Haggard — married 19 Dec 1805 in Madison, Kentucky, United Statesmap
[children unknown]
Died about 1830 at about age 50 in White, Tennessee, United Statesmap [uncertain]
Biography
From Clinton R. Haggard's historical files:[1]
Edmund Haggard, H117, son of James and Elizabeth (Gentry) Haggard, was born 1725, Overwharton Parish, Stafford County, VA, died 1 April 1811, Madison County, KY, married ca. 1747, Albemarle County, VA, Lady Rice, daughter of William Rice. (They had 38 grandchildren and 149 great grandchildren):
1. William B. Haggard, H1171, born 7 August 1753, Albemarle County, VA.
2. David Haggard, a minister, was born 1755, Albemarle County, VA, died 1850, Burkesville, Cumberland, KY.
3. James Haggard, was born 1757, Albemarle County, VA, died 1852, Burkesville, Cumberland, KY.
4. Benjamin Haggard, H1174, (1759 1838).
5. Levi Forget Haggard, a lawyer, was born 1761, Albemarle County, VA, will dated 17 August 1839, probated 22 May 1840, Burkesville, Cumberland, KY.
6. Richard Haggard, was born 1763, Albemarle County, VA.
7. Ann Haggard, was born 1765, Albemarle County, VA.
8. Rev. Rice Haggard, H1178, (1769 1819).
9. Lydia Haggard, was born 1770, Caswell County, NC, died 1839/40, Burkesville, Cumberland, KY, married 1792, John Swift.
10. Elizabeth Haggard, was born 1772, Caswell County, NC, will dated 1 August 1839, probated 22 January 1840, Burkesville, Cumberland, KY.
11. Jonathan Haggard, was born 1775, Albemarle County, VA.
12. Nathan D. Haggard, a lawyer, was born 1780, Albemarle County, VA, died 1830+, married 19 December 1805, Madison County, KY, Judith Kindred, born 29 December 1780, daughter of Bartholomew and Minnie (Lively) Kindred, Jr. Following his passing of the bar exam in Kentucky they moved to White County, TN and may have moved to Arkansas later.
Edmund Haggard, H117, married secondly, 1810, Madison County, KY, Hannah Reynolds who died about 1818. Edmund's will was dated 2 March 1811, and was probated 1 April 1811, Madison County, KY.
Sources
Haggard, Clinton R. "Historical Files." Haggard Genealogy. Accessed November 22, 2017. http://www.angelfire.com/ri/haggardgenealogy/#H-files.
Acknowledgements
WikiTree profile Haggard-58 created through the import of Shurtliff Family.ged on Jun 20, 2011 by Mark Shurtliff. See the Changes page for the details of edits by Mark and others.
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Profile manager: Caitlin Haggard
Profile last modified 20 Jan 2021 | Created 20 Jun 2011
Nathan D. Haggard (abt. 1780 - abt. 1830)
Judge Nathan D. Haggard
Born about 1780 in Albemarle, Virginia, United Statesmap [uncertain]
ANCESTORS
Son of Edmund Haggard and Mary Ann (Rice) Haggard
Brother of William B Haggard, James Haggard, Benjamin Haggard, Levi Forget Haggard, Richard Haggard, Ann Haggard, Rice Haggard, David Haggard, Elizabeth (Haggard) Swift and Jonathan Haggard
Husband of Judith (Kindred) Haggard — married 19 Dec 1805 in Madison, Kentucky, United Statesmap
[children unknown]
Died about 1830 at about age 50 in White, Tennessee, United Statesmap [uncertain]
Biography
From Clinton R. Haggard's historical files:[1]
Edmund Haggard, H117, son of James and Elizabeth (Gentry) Haggard, was born 1725, Overwharton Parish, Stafford County, VA, died 1 April 1811, Madison County, KY, married ca. 1747, Albemarle County, VA, Lady Rice, daughter of William Rice. (They had 38 grandchildren and 149 great grandchildren):
1. William B. Haggard, H1171, born 7 August 1753, Albemarle County, VA.
2. David Haggard, a minister, was born 1755, Albemarle County, VA, died 1850, Burkesville, Cumberland, KY.
3. James Haggard, was born 1757, Albemarle County, VA, died 1852, Burkesville, Cumberland, KY.
4. Benjamin Haggard, H1174, (1759 1838).
5. Levi Forget Haggard, a lawyer, was born 1761, Albemarle County, VA, will dated 17 August 1839, probated 22 May 1840, Burkesville, Cumberland, KY.
6. Richard Haggard, was born 1763, Albemarle County, VA.
7. Ann Haggard, was born 1765, Albemarle County, VA.
8. Rev. Rice Haggard, H1178, (1769 1819).
9. Lydia Haggard, was born 1770, Caswell County, NC, died 1839/40, Burkesville, Cumberland, KY, married 1792, John Swift.
10. Elizabeth Haggard, was born 1772, Caswell County, NC, will dated 1 August 1839, probated 22 January 1840, Burkesville, Cumberland, KY.
11. Jonathan Haggard, was born 1775, Albemarle County, VA.
12. Nathan D. Haggard, a lawyer, was born 1780, Albemarle County, VA, died 1830+, married 19 December 1805, Madison County, KY, Judith Kindred, born 29 December 1780, daughter of Bartholomew and Minnie (Lively) Kindred, Jr. Following his passing of the bar exam in Kentucky they moved to White County, TN and may have moved to Arkansas later.
Edmund Haggard, H117, married secondly, 1810, Madison County, KY, Hannah Reynolds who died about 1818. Edmund's will was dated 2 March 1811, and was probated 1 April 1811, Madison County, KY.
Sources
Haggard, Clinton R. "Historical Files." Haggard Genealogy. Accessed November 22, 2017. http://www.angelfire.com/ri/haggardgenealogy/#H-files.
Acknowledgements
WikiTree profile Haggard-58 created through the import of Shurtliff Family.ged on Jun 20, 2011 by Mark Shurtliff. See the Changes page for the details of edits by Mark and others.
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Profile manager: Caitlin Haggard
Profile last modified 20 Jan 2021 | Created 20 Jun 2011
Nathan D. Haggard (abt. 1780 - abt. 1830)
Judge Nathan D. Haggard
Born about 1780 in Albemarle, Virginia, United Statesmap [uncertain]
ANCESTORS
Son of Edmund Haggard and Mary Ann (Rice) Haggard
Brother of William B Haggard, James Haggard, Benjamin Haggard, Levi Forget Haggard, Richard Haggard, Ann Haggard, Rice Haggard, David Haggard, Elizabeth (Haggard) Swift and Jonathan Haggard
Husband of Judith (Kindred) Haggard — married 19 Dec 1805 in Madison, Kentucky, United Statesmap
[children unknown]
Died about 1830 at about age 50 in White, Tennessee, United Statesmap [uncertain]
Biography
From Clinton R. Haggard's historical files:[1]
Edmund Haggard, H117, son of James and Elizabeth (Gentry) Haggard, was born 1725, Overwharton Parish, Stafford County, VA, died 1 April 1811, Madison County, KY, married ca. 1747, Albemarle County, VA, Lady Rice, daughter of William Rice. (They had 38 grandchildren and 149 great grandchildren):
1. William B. Haggard, H1171, born 7 August 1753, Albemarle County, VA.
2. David Haggard, a minister, was born 1755, Albemarle County, VA, died 1850, Burkesville, Cumberland, KY.
3. James Haggard, was born 1757, Albemarle County, VA, died 1852, Burkesville, Cumberland, KY.
4. Benjamin Haggard, H1174, (1759 1838).
5. Levi Forget Haggard, a lawyer, was born 1761, Albemarle County, VA, will dated 17 August 1839, probated 22 May 1840, Burkesville, Cumberland, KY.
6. Richard Haggard, was born 1763, Albemarle County, VA.
7. Ann Haggard, was born 1765, Albemarle County, VA.
8. Rev. Rice Haggard, H1178, (1769 1819).
9. Lydia Haggard, was born 1770, Caswell County, NC, died 1839/40, Burkesville, Cumberland, KY, married 1792, John Swift.
10. Elizabeth Haggard, was born 1772, Caswell County, NC, will dated 1 August 1839, probated 22 January 1840, Burkesville, Cumberland, KY.
11. Jonathan Haggard, was born 1775, Albemarle County, VA.
12. Nathan D. Haggard, a lawyer, was born 1780, Albemarle County, VA, died 1830+, married 19 December 1805, Madison County, KY, Judith Kindred, born 29 December 1780, daughter of Bartholomew and Minnie (Lively) Kindred, Jr. Following his passing of the bar exam in Kentucky they moved to White County, TN and may have moved to Arkansas later.
Edmund Haggard, H117, married secondly, 1810, Madison County, KY, Hannah Reynolds who died about 1818. Edmund's will was dated 2 March 1811, and was probated 1 April 1811, Madison County, KY.
Sources
Haggard, Clinton R. "Historical Files." Haggard Genealogy. Accessed November 22, 2017. http://www.angelfire.com/ri/haggardgenealogy/#H-files.
Acknowledgements
WikiTree profile Haggard-58 created through the import of Shurtliff Family.ged on Jun 20, 2011 by Mark Shurtliff. See the Changes page for the details of edits by Mark and others.
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Richard Zieman: (SEE RICHARD ZIEMAN'S SITE FOR COMPREHENSIVE INFORMATION AND REFERENCES: http://home.comcast.net/~zieman3/familytree.htm ) (Donna Forney Clark: Unfortunately, on 7.18.2023, I can no longer locate Richard Zieman's site)
Once and for All - Edmund Haggard m.1. MARY RICE 2. HANNAH RYMAL
By Richard Zieman November 02, 2004 at 08:38:10
Please visit our website for a complete overview of the descendents of Nathaniel Haggard --- and --- the three main branches of the Randolphs of Virginia. This is still a "work in progress" but many errors from all the books and databases have been corrected. Please let us know if you have proof of any other errors!http://home.comcast.net/~zieman3/familytree.htm (Donna Forney Clark: Unfortunately, on 7.18.2023, I can no longer locate Richard Zieman's site)
Child(ren) of Edmund Haggard and Mary (not Hannah) Rice , married 1752-- Albemarle Co VA
1. Rev. William B. Haggard 1753-08-07 Albemarle Co VA1852-06-25 Lancaster, Garrard Co KY
2. Rev. David Haggard ca. 1755-- Albemarle Co VA ca. 1850-- Burkesville, Cumberland Co KY
3. James Haggard of Edmund ca. 1757-- Albemarle Co VA ca. 1852-- Burkesville, Cumberland Co KY
4. Benjamin Haggard ca. 1759-- Albemarle Co VA1838-01-30 Cumberland, Harlan Co KY
5. Levi Forget Haggard ca. 1761-- Albemarle Co VA ca. 1840-- Burkesville, Cumberland Co KY
6. Mary Ann Haggard ca. 1768-- Albemarle Co VA bef 1860-- Giles Co TN
7. Rev. Rice Haggard ca. 1769-- Albemarle Co VA 1819-- Xenia, Champaign Co OH
8. Elizabeth Lydia Haggard ca. 1772-- Albemarle Co VA
9. Jonathan (Nathaniel D.) Haggard ca. 1775-- Albemarle Co VA1838-11-12 Pulaski Co AR
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Profile manager: Caitlin Haggard
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Nathan D. Haggard (abt. 1780 - abt. 1830)
Judge Nathan D. Haggard
Born about 1780 in Albemarle, Virginia, United Statesmap [uncertain]
ANCESTORS
Son of Edmund Haggard and Mary Ann (Rice) Haggard
Brother of William B Haggard, James Haggard, Benjamin Haggard, Levi Forget Haggard, Richard Haggard, Ann Haggard, Rice Haggard, David Haggard, Elizabeth (Haggard) Swift and Jonathan Haggard
Husband of Judith (Kindred) Haggard — married 19 Dec 1805 in Madison, Kentucky, United Statesmap
[children unknown]
Died about 1830 at about age 50 in White, Tennessee, United Statesmap [uncertain]
Biography
From Clinton R. Haggard's historical files:[1]
Edmund Haggard, H117, son of James and Elizabeth (Gentry) Haggard, was born 1725, Overwharton Parish, Stafford County, VA, died 1 April 1811, Madison County, KY, married ca. 1747, Albemarle County, VA, Lady Rice, daughter of William Rice. (They had 38 grandchildren and 149 great grandchildren):
1. William B. Haggard, H1171, born 7 August 1753, Albemarle County, VA.
2. David Haggard, a minister, was born 1755, Albemarle County, VA, died 1850, Burkesville, Cumberland, KY.
3. James Haggard, was born 1757, Albemarle County, VA, died 1852, Burkesville, Cumberland, KY.
4. Benjamin Haggard, H1174, (1759 1838).
5. Levi Forget Haggard, a lawyer, was born 1761, Albemarle County, VA, will dated 17 August 1839, probated 22 May 1840, Burkesville, Cumberland, KY.
6. Richard Haggard, was born 1763, Albemarle County, VA.
7. Ann Haggard, was born 1765, Albemarle County, VA.
8. Rev. Rice Haggard, H1178, (1769 1819).
9. Lydia Haggard, was born 1770, Caswell County, NC, died 1839/40, Burkesville, Cumberland, KY, married 1792, John Swift.
10. Elizabeth Haggard, was born 1772, Caswell County, NC, will dated 1 August 1839, probated 22 January 1840, Burkesville, Cumberland, KY.
11. Jonathan Haggard, was born 1775, Albemarle County, VA.
12. Nathan D. Haggard, a lawyer, was born 1780, Albemarle County, VA, died 1830+, married 19 December 1805, Madison County, KY, Judith Kindred, born 29 December 1780, daughter of Bartholomew and Minnie (Lively) Kindred, Jr. Following his passing of the bar exam in Kentucky they moved to White County, TN and may have moved to Arkansas later.
Edmund Haggard, H117, married secondly, 1810, Madison County, KY, Hannah Reynolds who died about 1818. Edmund's will was dated 2 March 1811, and was probated 1 April 1811, Madison County, KY.
Sources
Haggard, Clinton R. "Historical Files." Haggard Genealogy. Accessed November 22, 2017. http://www.angelfire.com/ri/haggardgenealogy/#H-files.
Acknowledgements
WikiTree profile Haggard-58 created through the import of Shurtliff Family.ged on Jun 20, 2011 by Mark Shurtliff. See the Changes page for the details of edits by Mark and others.
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Profile manager: Caitlin Haggard
Profile last modified 20 Jan 2021 | Created 20 Jun 2011
Nathan D. Haggard (abt. 1780 - abt. 1830)
Judge Nathan D. Haggard
Born about 1780 in Albemarle, Virginia, United Statesmap [uncertain]
ANCESTORS
Son of Edmund Haggard and Mary Ann (Rice) Haggard
Brother of William B Haggard, James Haggard, Benjamin Haggard, Levi Forget Haggard, Richard Haggard, Ann Haggard, Rice Haggard, David Haggard, Elizabeth (Haggard) Swift and Jonathan Haggard
Husband of Judith (Kindred) Haggard — married 19 Dec 1805 in Madison, Kentucky, United Statesmap
[children unknown]
Died about 1830 at about age 50 in White, Tennessee, United Statesmap [uncertain]
Biography
From Clinton R. Haggard's historical files:[1]
Edmund Haggard, H117, son of James and Elizabeth (Gentry) Haggard, was born 1725, Overwharton Parish, Stafford County, VA, died 1 April 1811, Madison County, KY, married ca. 1747, Albemarle County, VA, Lady Rice, daughter of William Rice. (They had 38 grandchildren and 149 great grandchildren):
1. William B. Haggard, H1171, born 7 August 1753, Albemarle County, VA.
2. David Haggard, a minister, was born 1755, Albemarle County, VA, died 1850, Burkesville, Cumberland, KY.
3. James Haggard, was born 1757, Albemarle County, VA, died 1852, Burkesville, Cumberland, KY.
4. Benjamin Haggard, H1174, (1759 1838).
5. Levi Forget Haggard, a lawyer, was born 1761, Albemarle County, VA, will dated 17 August 1839, probated 22 May 1840, Burkesville, Cumberland, KY.
6. Richard Haggard, was born 1763, Albemarle County, VA.
7. Ann Haggard, was born 1765, Albemarle County, VA.
8. Rev. Rice Haggard, H1178, (1769 1819).
9. Lydia Haggard, was born 1770, Caswell County, NC, died 1839/40, Burkesville, Cumberland, KY, married 1792, John Swift.
10. Elizabeth Haggard, was born 1772, Caswell County, NC, will dated 1 August 1839, probated 22 January 1840, Burkesville, Cumberland, KY.
11. Jonathan Haggard, was born 1775, Albemarle County, VA.
12. Nathan D. Haggard, a lawyer, was born 1780, Albemarle County, VA, died 1830+, married 19 December 1805, Madison County, KY, Judith Kindred, born 29 December 1780, daughter of Bartholomew and Minnie (Lively) Kindred, Jr. Following his passing of the bar exam in Kentucky they moved to White County, TN and may have moved to Arkansas later.
Edmund Haggard, H117, married secondly, 1810, Madison County, KY, Hannah Reynolds who died about 1818. Edmund's will was dated 2 March 1811, and was probated 1 April 1811, Madison County, KY.
Sources
Haggard, Clinton R. "Historical Files." Haggard Genealogy. Accessed November 22, 2017. http://www.angelfire.com/ri/haggardgenealogy/#H-files.
Acknowledgements
WikiTree profile Haggard-58 created through the import of Shurtliff Family.ged on Jun 20, 2011 by Mark Shurtliff. See the Changes page for the details of edits by Mark and others.
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Source:
Information about Asberry B. Skeels also appears at
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/3201483/asberry-b_-skeels
· Maintained by: Chuck McMenamy
· Originally Created by: US Veterans Affairs Office
· Added: 4 Mar 2000
· Find A Grave Memorial 3201483
·
Find A Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com : accessed 05 January 2019), memorial page for Asberry B. Skeels (1833-17 Dec 1863), Find A Grave Memorial no. 3201483, citing Nashville National Cemetery, Madison, Davidson County, Tennessee, USA ; Maintained by Chuck McMenamy (contributor 47661571) .
Photo added by KBlums
Asberry B. Skeels
Birth 1833
Rockford, Tuscarawas County, Ohio, USA
Death 17 Dec 1863 (aged 29–30)
Nashville, Davidson County, Tennessee, USA
Burial
Nashville National Cemetery
Madison, Davidson County, Tennessee, USA
Plot , E1131
Memorial ID 3201483
Family Members
Parents
Photo
Isaac W. Skeeles
1786-1866
Harriet Belknap Skeeles
1792-1862
Spouse
Nancy Margaret Smith Skeels
1838-1863 (m. 1853)
Siblings
Elizabeth Skeeles
1817-1828
Photo
Jane Skeeles Herron
1818-1894
Photo
David Skeeles
1820-1917
Photo
Samuel Ryan Skeeles
1821-1906
Photo
Thomas B. Skeeles
1824-1889
Asberry B. Skeeles
1833-1863
Charles C. Skeeles
1833-1917
Children
Photo
Winfield S Skeeles
1854-1932
Photo
Reuhama Skeeles Lappin
1856-1936
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Source:
Information about Asberry B. Skeels also appears at
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/3201483/asberry-b_-skeels
· Maintained by: Chuck McMenamy
· Originally Created by: US Veterans Affairs Office
· Added: 4 Mar 2000
· Find A Grave Memorial 3201483
·
Find A Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com : accessed 05 January 2019), memorial page for Asberry B. Skeels (1833-17 Dec 1863), Find A Grave Memorial no. 3201483, citing Nashville National Cemetery, Madison, Davidson County, Tennessee, USA ; Maintained by Chuck McMenamy (contributor 47661571) .
Photo added by KBlums
Asberry B. Skeels
Birth 1833
Rockford, Tuscarawas County, Ohio, USA
Death 17 Dec 1863 (aged 29–30)
Nashville, Davidson County, Tennessee, USA
Burial
Nashville National Cemetery
Madison, Davidson County, Tennessee, USA
Plot , E1131
Memorial ID 3201483
Family Members
Parents
Photo
Isaac W. Skeeles
1786-1866
Harriet Belknap Skeeles
1792-1862
Spouse
Nancy Margaret Smith Skeels
1838-1863 (m. 1853)
Siblings
Elizabeth Skeeles
1817-1828
Photo
Jane Skeeles Herron
1818-1894
Photo
David Skeeles
1820-1917
Photo
Samuel Ryan Skeeles
1821-1906
Photo
Thomas B. Skeeles
1824-1889
Asberry B. Skeeles
1833-1863
Charles C. Skeeles
1833-1917
Children
Photo
Winfield S Skeeles
1854-1932
Photo
Reuhama Skeeles Lappin
1856-1936
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Source:
Information came from Richard E. Skeels. It originally appeared in Skeels Family History 1720-1980 (which includes the text of a hard back bound book, compiled and printed by George W. Roof in 1903 in Albion, IN). Important contributors to Section II of the above text were: Hazel Brown McCollough & Mrs. J. Harry Kidwell & Mrs. Edmund Schafer & Col. Mortimer Bennet. Kenton M. Kidd organized and compiled the combined three book edition of Skeels Family History 1720-1980. Part of the earlier books were set in type at South Side Press by Wayne Favinger, aged 15 yrs:
Name, dates, & places
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Source:
SEE GINGER WHITE'S SITE FOR COMPREHENSIVE INFORMATION AND REFERENCES:
http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/w/h/i/Ginger--A-White/index.html
The White Family Home Page:
Descendants of Nicholas Skeels:
Ginger White:
Name, dates, & places
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Source:
http://www.rootsweb.com/~innoble/index.htm
http://www.rootsweb.com/~innoble/Probates/PS.htm
Noble County INGenWeb Project:
Noble County INGenWeb Project Coordinator: CJWhan
Indiana State INGenWeb Project Coordinator: Debby Beheler
Noble County Probate Records - 1859-1928
Skeels Benjamin, d. 5-28-1872. Fd: 7-1-1872. Sp: Margaret.
Skeels Caleb H, Fd: 7-22-1884. Sp: Elizabeth.
Skeels Nicholas, d. 6-1855. Fd: 3-15-1886. Sp: Julia, d. 12-1876. Ch: Rebecca Jones, Eleanor Stoneman, Margaret Shaw, Martha Belch, Ruth A Warford, Joshua, Caleb, Nicholas J, Benjamin Skeels, Mary Risor, Julia Skedgel. Gc: John N Stoneman, Mary E, Joshua, Daniel Shaw, Simon P, Isaac, Sarah, Eldridge M, William M, John O, Samuel R, Edward E, Martha M, Rilla A Skeels, Elizabeth Everhart.
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Robert M. Crowl:
US 1880 Census for Perry, Noble Co., IN:
Caleb SKEELS Self M Male W 66 OH Watch Maker MD MD
Elisabeth SKEELS Wife M Female W 40 IN Keeping House SWITZ PA
Flora SKEELS Dau S Female W 18 IN At School OH IN
John POPEJOY Other M Male W 50 OH Pedlar PA PA
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Source:
SEE LAURIE PUITE'S SITE FOR COMPREHENSIVE INFORMATION AND REFERENCES:
At http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/p/u/i/Laurie-L-Puite/GENE5-0002.html
Laura Puite:
Notes for CALEB H. SKEELS:
Austin (Scott Co., Indiana) was established in 1851 by Morris Sarver (1881-1884) but the plat was not recorded until May 3, 1853 by George Rankin, John Elsey and Caleb H. Skeel.
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Source:
See the Austin Indiana History Website (Autin Indiana established 1853) by Mike Barrett:
http://www.leaguelineup.com/welcome.asp?url=austinindiana
The following information at Mike Barrett's site came from Richard E. Skeels. It originally appeared in Skeels Family History 1720-1980 (which includes the text of a hard back bound book, compiled and printed by George W. Roof in 1903 in Albion, IN), pp. 33-34. Important contributors to Section II of the above text were: Hazel Brown McCollough & Mrs. J. Harry Kidwell & Mrs. Edmund Schafer & Col. Mortimer Bennet. Kenton M. Kidd organized and compiled the combined three book edition of Skeels Family History 1720-1980. Part of the earlier books were set in type at South Side Press by Wayne Favinger, aged 15 yrs. Pages 33-34 appear in a copy of original text below (as a history) or at http://www.forneyclarkgenealogy.com/showmedia.php?mediaID=3321&medialinkID=5906:
Mike Barrett has transcribed the text of pp. 33-34 at his site:
"Caleb was a man of versatile genius. He was capable of turning his genius to profit was well as pleasure. His various avocations of farmer, agent, photographer, jewler, etc., gave him advantage of obtaining general knowledge, and studying human character. He had seen much of life’s sunny side, as well as the side of adversity. He was an excellent conventionalist, a jester and agreeable with his friends.
Roxy Jane” as his intimate acquaintances knew him, was on a canvassing tour in the interest of a map publishing company in Indianapolis. Roxy was a good talker and his map speech was a pretty, musical one and usually proved a winning card. He called at the law office of William H English[2], who was later the democratic nominee for vice-president with General Hancock at the head of the ticket.
With a polite bow Roxy was ushered into the presence of Mr. English, when he unrolled his map and began his persuasive speech. The listener apparently became more and more interested as Roxy proceeded; which mark of attention led the young canvasser to believe that he was drawing his auditor closer and tighter into his wily meshes.
Mr. English did not interrupt him until he had finished the finely worded language; and then it was that Roxy received the severest blow to his genius that had ever befallen him. The great statesman and politician across from his desk, and himself addressed the young map canvasser: My good sir, I do not want your map, but I should like to buy that song you sing so sweetly."
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Source:
SEE ROBERT M. CROWL'S SITE FOR COMPREHENSIVE INFORMATION AND REFERENCES:
Descendants of William Skeels:
http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/c/r/o/Robert-M-Crowl-NJ/PDFGENE8.pdf
http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/c/r/o/Robert-M-Crowl-NJ/index.html
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James Madison "Jim" Alderman, III:
Mary L. Jones:
Name, dates, & places and the following information which came from Rock County, Nebraska, Centennial, 1888-1988; published by Centennial Book Committee - 1987; copyright 1987 by Rock County Centennial Book Committee and Rock County Historical Society; pp. 129-130. The following information is from Mary L. Jones who also sent referenced pages from Rock County, Nebraska, Centennial, 1888-1988: Printing of the Rock County, Nebraska, Centennial, 1888-1988 was done by Bill and Mariel Fegley, publishers of the Rock County Leader, Inc. newspaper in Bassett, Rock Co., NE, and the Walsworth Publishing Co., Inc., Marceline, MO.
Sterling Price Alderman
Sterling Price Alderman was a native of Collins county, Texas, where he was born in 1862. He was the third child of a family of seven, born to James Madison Alderman and Sarah Jane Kinder.
His father was a rancher and farmer, originally from Virginia, from where he moved to Ohio and there to Missouri before settling in Brownsville, Nebraska in 1854. After living here for a time he moved to Texas, later to Kansas City, Missouri, and then returned to Brownsville, a small town in Nemaha County, Nebraska.
Sterling Price was reared and educated in Brownsville. At the age of 18, he started out for himself and for 14 years was engaged in railroad work on the Burlington, Missouri railroad and the Northwestern (later called Chicago, Northwestern which ran from Sioux city, Iowa through the northern part of Nebraska) being employed as an operator and station agent.
Beginning in 1880 he was stationed at Holdrege, Dorchester, Plattsmouth, LaPlatte, Oreopolis Junction for short periods and during 1887-89 he was on duty at Johnson, Nemaha County, Nebraska followed by short assignments at Saxonville, Ashton, Hat Creek, St. Paul and Palmer.
He was a bill clerk for Wells Fargo Express Company at the Burlington and Missouri depot at Omaha. Retuning to railroad work he served a short time at Scribner and between the years of 1890-94 he was station agent at Newport, Nebraska.
The exportation of wild hay came as a result of a telegram from the east to Mr. Alderman at Newport, inquiring as to the possibility of buying wild hay. Price went to see Thomas McCune about cutting his wild hay. Native hay grown in the sandhills was of excellent quality, mostly of blue stem variety.
The principal hay producing area was located in Rock and Holt counties. Very little hay was cut west of Bassett.
In the later years, Price quit the railroad and established a general merchandise business, “S. Alderman Company” which he operated for two years. Then disposing of this business, he went into the hay business. He remained there until 1899 when he moved to Bassett and opened up the same kind of business, continuing this until 1900.
He then went into the hardware and supply business in partnership with E. L. Myers in the Bassett Hardware and Supply company. They had a large trade from the start and had developed an extensive enterprise at the time he disposed of it in 1907.
In that year, Mr. Alderman built a large hay shed and engaged exclusively in that line of work, some years shipping as high as a thousand cars of hay.
In 1907, the “Nebraska Gazeteer” stated that Newport had the unique distinction of being the largest wild hay shipping point in Nebraska and one of the largest in the world.
Mr. Alderman took an active part in county politics and was a Democrat. He served on the town board, was an Odd Fellow, Modern Workman and formerly a member of Pythian Lodge.
Sterling Price married Edith Morrison, a daughter of William F. and Elizabeth Jones Morrison at Ft. Madison, Iowa, May 15, 1887. Her parents were old settlers at Plattsmouth, Nebraska, coming there in 1865 before any railroads reached that point. Mr. Morrison was schoolteacher and later engaged in the meat business at Plattsmouth.
Mr. And Mrs. Alderman had six children: Gertrude, Charles, Ruth, Ralph, Esther and Thelma.
The couple retired to Long Pine and Ruth lived and ran the boarding house and café for railroad men.
Sterling Price loved to fish Pine creek and kept the restaurant supplied with 24-25 inch trout.
Sterling Price and Edith are both buried in the Bassett cemetery.
(Rock County Centennial; 1888-1988; pages 129, 130.)
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Source:
SEE JAMES KITCHEN'S SITE FOR COMPREHENSIVE INFORMATION AND REFERENCES:
http://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:3211301&id=I632153021
Kitchen and Briggs:
James Kitchen:
ID: I632153021
Name: Sterling Price ALDERMAN
Given Name: Sterling Price
Surname: Alderman
Sex: M
Birth: 26 Feb 1862 in Collins county, Texas 1
Death: 1930 2
Burial: Bassett Memorial Cemetery 2
Change Date: 29 May 2005
Note:
Another reference has his birthday as 16 Feb, 1862 @S197@
Father: James ALDERMAN b: 11 Nov 1829 in Arlington, Virginia
Mother: Sarah Jane KINDER b: Mar 1839 in Indiana
Marriage 1 Edith MORRISON b: Apr 1869 in Nebraska
Married: 15 May 1887 in Fort Madison, IA 1 3
Children
Gertrude ALDERMAN
Charles F ALDERMAN b: 11 Sep 1889 in Nebraska
Ruth E ALDERMAN b: 24 Mar 1891 in Nebraska
Ralph Sterling ALDERMAN b: 11 Apr 1893
Esther ALDERMAN
Thelma ALDERMAN
James Kitchen's sources:
Author: Alden Publishing Company, 1909
Title: Compendium of History Reminiscence and Biography of Western Nebraska
Author: Bev Hopkins
Title: Rock County, Nebraska - Bassett Memorial Cemetery
Author: Rick Jones and Brenda Goad Jones
Title: Descendants of JACOB ALDERMAN
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James Madison "Jim" Alderman, III:
Name
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James Madison "Jim" Alderman, III:
Anecdote on Frank Cilek, Sr. 1853-1931:
"Frank, Sr was the grandfather of Helen (Cilek) Alderman; great-grandfather of Jim Alderman and [Name omitted].
Frank Cilek was born near Tabor, Bohemia. November 4th, 1853. He was educated in the rural schools of his native country. Early in life he became very fond of Bohemian literature, a field of knowledge that interested him all of his life and with which he became so familiar that he frequently quoted selections from it.
In 1867 he came to America with his parents and his brother, Martin. The family came on a sailing vessel and landed at Quebec, after a stormy voyage lasting seven weeks. They settled at Winona, Minnesota. Here Frank, 14 years old, with other harvest hands bound grain that was cut by the first McCormick reaper used in that locality. For several years after arriving at Winoma, Frank worked at various occupations incident to the improvement of the new country. For a while he worked on a gravel train west of Winoma. Then on a freight steamer that plied between St. Paul and St. Louis, at another time on rafts of logs that were floated down the Mississippi to the saw mills. At other times he cleared land of forest trees that it might be placed under cultivation.
In 1874 he went to western Kansas and settled on a 160-acre tract of land. In making the journey, he passed through Omaha and Lincoln and from there to Humboldt in southeastern Nebraska, where he became one of a party of fifty prospective homesteaders, the most of whom were from Iowa and Missouri. This covered wagon caravan forded the Big Blue and the Little Blue rivers and numerous other streams. The most of them took homesteads in Decatur County, Kansas. Buffalo were still somewhat plentiful in western Kansas and eastern Colorado. Frank, with other homesteaders, enjoyed the sport of hunting them. On account of drought and grasshoppers he left Kansas in 1875 and returned to Winona where the following year he married Mary Bartizal. Soon after their marriage they came to Nebraska to make their home. They went to Grand Island where there was a government land office with Gilbert M Hitchcock, later a United States Senator, in charge. At his suggestion they located in Howard county near St. Paul where they lived for some years.
In 1888 the family came to Sheridan county and settled on Beaver Creek where they lived until 1901. When they sold their farm and moved back to St. Paul, Nebraska. They lived there but one year when they returned to Sheridan county and settled near Hay Springs where the Cileks spent the remainder of their days.
Frank died at his home in Gordon at the age of seventy-eight years. Mary passed on in 1917.
Six children were born to Mary and Frank.
Frank was modest in giving public expression to his Spiritual convictions but when necessary he could do so. During the years that he was a pioneer in Howard county, then sparsely settled, he preached 24 funeral sermons. He is spoken of in the highest terms by those who knew him for many years. He was a man of character, one whose actions were dominated by principles of right.
Funeral services were held in Hay Springs Sunday afternoon and interment was made in the Hay Springs cemetery. [the Hay Springs newspaper, Nebraskan?, Friday, September?]
He offered his granddaughter Helen Cilek a piano training course, in Prague, Chechoslovakia on the condition she come back home after her graduation and live with the Cilek family rather than stay at home with her mother Lucy Belle (Bayliff] Cilek. Helen refused the offer." (By: Jim Alderman, son of Helen Cilek, as this story was said to me.]
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James Madison "Jim" Alderman, III:
Name
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SSDI:
GRACE M ALDERMAN 16 Aug 1903 12 May 1996 (Newport, Keya Paha, NE)
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Source:
Mary L. Jones:
The following information which came from Rock County, Nebraska, Centennial, 1888-1988; published by Centennial Book Committee - 1987; copyright 1987 by Rock County Centennial Book Committee and Rock County Historical Society; pp. 131. Printing of the Rock County, Nebraska, Centennial, 1888-1988 was done by Bill and Mariel Fegley, publishers of the Rock County Leader, Inc. newspaper in Bassett, Rock Co., NE, and the Walsworth Publishing Co., Inc., Marceline, MO.
William Price Alderman
" William Price Alderman was born Feb. 16, 1896, the sixth child of the 10 children born to Wm. Henry and Anna Rosailee Peterson Alderman in the living quarters above Rock County Bank of Newport, NE.
Price joined the armed services on June 25, 1918, took his basics at Ft. Riley, KS, and then to Camp Merit, N.J., where the troops were put on the ship "Empress of Russia" for the trip overseas. However, Price contracted the flu and was later discharged on Dec. 31, 1918 at Ft. Dodge, IA. Upon his return home from the service he, his father, his brothers and brothers-in-law, all worked phases of the Newport haying business.
On March 28, 1937 he was united in marriage to Grace May Utter, a school teacher who also was a lifelong resident of Rock County, except for a few years in her early life spent with her parents in Boyd and Keya Paha counties.
Price baled hay and ranched seven miles north and one mile east of Newport until 1954, when he and Grace built and operated Alderman's service station and lunch room on south edge of Newport at the junction of Highways 20 and 137. They continued to operate the station until1968 when they retired. After retirement they remained active in community and family affairs.
He proudly joined the American Legion in 1919 and remained a continuous and faithful member for 66 years. He was also a member of the Veterans of WWII.
Price and Grace were married 47 years at the time of his death, Oct. 12, 1984. He was laid to rest at the Newport cemetery.
He was very proud of the fact that an Alderman had lived in Newport for over 100 years. His uncle, Sterling Price Alderman having come to Newport about 1881 or 1882 as the first depot agent in Newport and Bassett."
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Source:
Rock County NEGenWeb Project:
Newport Cemetery [Newport Cem., Rock Co., NE]
LOCATION:
˝ mile north of the school in Newport
SUBMITTED BY: Bev Hopkins
** Note: These electronic pages are provided for your personal use, and may not be reproduced in any format for profit, nor for presentation in any form by any other organization or individual. They may be freely copied for your personal use.
ALDERMAN Grace 8/16/1905 5/12/1996
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James Madison "Jim" Alderman, III:
Name
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Source:
Virginia L. Thompson Gorham:
Florence Myrtle (Alderman) Thompson, b. 4-15-1908 d. 8-3-1980
Spouse & marriage date 8-21-1937 Charles N. Thompson, b. 7-14-1914 d.12-7-2000
They had 5 children: Virginia, Barbara, Robert, Charles Jr. & James William.
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Source:
Virginia L. Thompson Gorham:
Names & other information:
Information about some of the children of William Henry "Billy" Alderman & Anna Rosalie "Annie" Peterson Alderman:
1. George Dewey Alderman (Uncle Dewey) & Hannah (unknown maiden name)
2. James Russell "Uncle Jim" Alderman (1891-1974) & Martha Elizabeth "Aunt Mattie" Unknown [DFC: maiden name is Brown) Alderman
Their children are Lloyd J. "Sonny" Alderman & Evelyn Mae Alderman
3. Richard (Dick) Alderman b. 12-7-1900 Newport, NE; d: 12-26-1978 Cashton, WI; burial: Newport, Rock, NE
Married Lucille Evelyn Angelmire 9-7-1934 Chicago, IL She was b. 12-12-1899; d. 11-18-1992; burial: Newport, Rock, NE
4. Florence M. (Alderman) Thompson, b. Newport, NE; d. Lakewood, CO
Children of Charles N. Thompson (1914) and Florence Myrtle Alderman Thompson:
Virginia Lee (Thompson) Gorham (5-26-1938) Newport, NE
Barbara Kay (Thompson) Spaulding b. 7-18-1939 Newport, NE; d. 7-9-1992 Denver, CO
Robert Leroy Thompson
Charles Nathaniel Thompson Jr.
James William Thompson
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James Madison "Jim" Alderman, III:
Name, date, & place
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Source:
James Madison "Jim" Alderman, III:
Anecdote on Frank Cilek, Sr. 1853-1931:
"Frank, Sr was the grandfather of Helen (Cilek) Alderman; great-grandfather of Jim Alderman and [Name omitted].
Frank Cilek was born near Tabor, Bohemia. November 4th, 1853. He was educated in the rural schools of his native country. Early in life he became very fond of Bohemian literature, a field of knowledge that interested him all of his life and with which he became so familiar that he frequently quoted selections from it.
In 1867 he came to America with his parents and his brother, Martin. The family came on a sailing vessel and landed at Quebec, after a stormy voyage lasting seven weeks. They settled at Winona, Minnesota. Here Frank, 14 years old, with other harvest hands bound grain that was cut by the first McCormick reaper used in that locality. For several years after arriving at Winoma, Frank worked at various occupations incident to the improvement of the new country. For a while he worked on a gravel train west of Winoma. Then on a freight steamer that plied between St. Paul and St. Louis, at another time on rafts of logs that were floated down the Mississippi to the saw mills. At other times he cleared land of forest trees that it might be placed under cultivation.
In 1874 he went to western Kansas and settled on a 160-acre tract of land. In making the journey, he passed through Omaha and Lincoln and from there to Humboldt in southeastern Nebraska, where he became one of a party of fifty prospective homesteaders, the most of whom were from Iowa and Missouri. This covered wagon caravan forded the Big Blue and the Little Blue rivers and numerous other streams. The most of them took homesteads in Decatur County, Kansas. Buffalo were still somewhat plentiful in western Kansas and eastern Colorado. Frank, with other homesteaders, enjoyed the sport of hunting them. On account of drought and grasshoppers he left Kansas in 1875 and returned to Winona where the following year he married Mary Bartizal. Soon after their marriage they came to Nebraska to make their home. They went to Grand Island where there was a government land office with Gilbert M Hitchcock, later a United States Senator, in charge. At his suggestion they located in Howard county near St. Paul where they lived for some years.
In 1888 the family came to Sheridan county and settled on Beaver Creek where they lived until 1901. When they sold their farm and moved back to St. Paul, Nebraska. They lived there but one year when they returned to Sheridan county and settled near Hay Springs where the Cileks spent the remainder of their days.
Frank died at his home in Gordon at the age of seventy-eight years. Mary passed on in 1917.
Six children were born to Mary and Frank.
Frank was modest in giving public expression to his Spiritual convictions but when necessary he could do so. During the years that he was a pioneer in Howard county, then sparsely settled, he preached 24 funeral sermons. He is spoken of in the highest terms by those who knew him for many years. He was a man of character, one whose actions were dominated by principles of right.
Funeral services were held in Hay Springs Sunday afternoon and interment was made in the Hay Springs cemetery. [the Hay Springs newspaper, Nebraskan?, Friday, September?]
He offered his granddaughter Helen Cilek a piano training course, in Prague, Chechoslovakia on the condition she come back home after her graduation and live with the Cilek family rather than stay at home with her mother Lucy Belle (Bayliff] Cilek. Helen refused the offer." (By: Jim Alderman, son of Helen Cilek, as this story was said to me.]
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Source:
James Madison "Jim" Alderman, III:
Name, dates, & places
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Source:
http://genforum.genealogy.com/cgi-bin/pageload.cgi?madison::alderman::609.html
James Madison "Jim" Alderman, III:
"James M. Alderman was drafted into the Confederate Army in 1862 and served under the leadership of General Sterling Price in General Douglas Cooper’s division...."
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Source:
James Madison "Jim" Alderman, III:
Anecdote on James Madison (Matt) Alderman 1829-1898:
James was for a time a nurseryman in Brownville, Nebraska.
AND
Chicago, Alden Publishing Company, 1909:
"James M. Alderman was drafted into the Confederate Army in 1862 and served under the leadership of Gen. Sterling Price in Gen. Douglas Cooper's division. Upon the ending of the Civil war, he returned to his wife and three children in Collin County, TX.
They then moved to Kansas City where J.M. was born and then back to historic Brownville.
Here he operated a flat boat ferry across the Missouri river. It is believed to be the first licensed ferry on the river. In 1892 James and Sarah moved to Newport to be near their sons and their families, William and James Madison. Another son, Sterling Price was at Long Pine."
AND
"'Matt' was noted for being an excellent marksman and won numerous awards for this." [Taken from Rock County, Nebraska, Centennial, 1888-1988; published by Centennial Book Committee - 1987; copyright 1987 by Rock County Centennial Book Committee and Rock County Historical Society; p. 126. Printing of the Rock County, Nebraska, Centennial, 1888-1988 was done by Bill and Mariel Fegley, publishers of the Rock County Leader, Inc. newspaper in Bassett, Rock Co., NE, and the Walsworth Publishing Co., Inc., Marceline, MO. (Info concerning the printers and final publisher came from Mary L. Jones.)
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James Madison "Jim" Alderman, III:
Name, dates, & places
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Source:
http://www.rootsweb.com/~neresour/OLLibrary/cofhar/cofh0605.html
NEGenWeb Project
© 1998, 2002 NEGenWeb Project Resource Center, Marilyn J. Estrada, T&C Miller
Resource Center
On-Line Library:
Compendium of History Reminiscence & Biography of Western Nebraska, page 606.
JAMES M. ALDERMAN
James M. Alderman is a wholesale dealer in choice Elkhorn valley hay, with headquarters at Newport, Nebraska, and meets a constant demand for his goods from many quarters. A man of push and energy, he asks no favors as he meets the competition of trade. He is resourceful in emergencies, knows what he wants, and meets to the letter every engagement or representation that he makes. Newport counts him among its most enterprising and pushing citizens.
Mr. Alderman was born in Kansas City, Missouri, August 16, 1870, a son of James M., Sr., and Sarah J. (Kinder) Alderman. Alderman blood comes from Germany, though the parents of the subject of this writing were American-born. The senior Alderman was for a time a nurseryman in Brownville, Nebraska, where our subject was reared and educated. He is the fifth child in a family of seven sons and one daughter born to his parents.
When Mr. Alderman was twenty years of age he took upon himself the direction of his own life, and in the month of June, 1890, he came to Newport, Nebraska, with the intention of learning the telegraphic art. Here, however, he found his brother already well established in business, and the younger Alderman was appointed postmaster, a position which he held for some four years, proving very acceptable to the patrons of the office. When he finally left the postoffice he did so that he might go into another line of business that did not seem to be fully covered by any enterprise already established in Newport. In 1895 he went into the hay business, in which he has increased his dealings every year. In the territory stretching from Wood Lake to Stuart he has bought hay very extensively, and has maintained offices at both Wood Lake and Bassett. For a time he worked in partnership with W. H.. Allen, but of late years has operated alone. How extensive his operations have been may be judged from the fact that in 1907 he shipped from Newport alone over twelve hundred carloads of hay.
Mr. Alderman was married November 14, 1898, to Miss Grace Barr, whose father, John Barr, was at one time much interested in the oil business in Pennsylvania. The mother, who was Eva Mason prior to marriage, in after years became an old settler in Nebraska, and for a time lived in a sod house on a homestead claim, quite a contrast to the comfortable dwellings of the east. To Mr. and Mrs. Alderman have come three children to bless their union--Geneva, Donald and Anona.
Mr. Alderman is a stanch Democrat, is a member of the Royal Highlanders, and with his family is a communicant of the Episcopal church.
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Source:
SEE MARSHA GRIFFIN'S SITE FOR COMPREHENSIVE INFORMATION AND REFERENCES:
http://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:548311&id=I537820034
Daniels-Griffin:
Marsha Griffin:
Marriage date
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James Madison "Jim" Alderman, III:
Name, dates, & places
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Source:
James Madison "Jim" Alderman, III:
Cilek-Alderman Wedding:
A most popular young couple were united in marriage last Saturday when Misll Helen Cilek became the bride of Mr. James Alderman. The wedding took place at 2:00 (pm) o'click in Hot Springs with Mrs. L. B. Cilek, mother of the bride, and Mrs. H. C. Bartow as witnesses.
Miss Cilek was attired in a blue ensemble with accessories to match. Mr. Alderman wore a business suit of dark grey. Mr.s Alderman is a graduate of the Gordon High School and since that time has been employed by the N. W. Bell Telephone Co. She is leader of the younger social set in Gordon and has served a successful year as president of the K. K. Club. Mr. Alderman is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James Alderman of Newport. He came to Gordon about a year ago and is employed at the Gordon Co-operative Grain Company. Since coming to Gordon he has made many friends here.
They returned Sunday evening and are at home at the Cilek residence.
[Gordon Newspaper; April 20, 1935]
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Source:
SEE PATRICIA RAND'S SITE FOR COMPREHENSIVE INFORMATION AND REFERENCES:
http://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=REG&db=rand-duffield&id=I0933
The Duffield Family of Venango County, Pennsylvania:
Patricia Rand whose sources include James Madison "Jim" Alderman, III:
Name, dates, places, & the following information:
[JMAlderman.FTW]
Obituary of Helen Marie Cilek
1910 - 1973
Death: Helen M. Alderman, age 62 years, 2001 Jackson St., Bellevue, March
14 1973. [Sentence omitted] Funeral service Saturday, 10 am from the mortuary, Interment Hillcrest
Cemetery. Campbell Mortuary. 807 Mission 291-2400.
Prior to her marriage to James Alderman she worked for AT&T as a phone
operator in Gordon, Nebraska. She also played the piano at the movie
house in Gordon, Nebraska. She was an honor student at Gordon High
School. She was a den mother for her son 's cub scout group. She was a
member of the Eastern Star in the early 1930s.
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Source:
James Madison "Jim" Alderman, III:
Anecdote on Frank Cilek, Sr. 1853-1931:
"Frank, Sr was the grandfather of Helen (Cilek) Alderman; great-grandfather of Jim Alderman and [Name omitted].
Frank Cilek was born near Tabor, Bohemia. November 4th, 1853. He was educated in the rural schools of his native country. Early in life he became very fond of Bohemian literature, a field of knowledge that interested him all of his life and with which he became so familiar that he frequently quoted selections from it.
In 1867 he came to America with his parents and his brother, Martin. The family came on a sailing vessel and landed at Quebec, after a stormy voyage lasting seven weeks. They settled at Winona, Minnesota. Here Frank, 14 years old, with other harvest hands bound grain that was cut by the first McCormick reaper used in that locality. For several years after arriving at Winoma, Frank worked at various occupations incident to the improvement of the new country. For a while he worked on a gravel train west of Winoma. Then on a freight steamer that plied between St. Paul and St. Louis, at another time on rafts of logs that were floated down the Mississippi to the saw mills. At other times he cleared land of forest trees that it might be placed under cultivation.
In 1874 he went to western Kansas and settled on a 160-acre tract of land. In making the journey, he passed through Omaha and Lincoln and from there to Humboldt in southeastern Nebraska, where he became one of a party of fifty prospective homesteaders, the most of whom were from Iowa and Missouri. This covered wagon caravan forded the Big Blue and the Little Blue rivers and numerous other streams. The most of them took homesteads in Decatur County, Kansas. Buffalo were still somewhat plentiful in western Kansas and eastern Colorado. Frank, with other homesteaders, enjoyed the sport of hunting them. On account of drought and grasshoppers he left Kansas in 1875 and returned to Winona where the following year he married Mary Bartizal. Soon after their marriage they came to Nebraska to make their home. They went to Grand Island where there was a government land office with Gilbert M Hitchcock, later a United States Senator, in charge. At his suggestion they located in Howard county near St. Paul where they lived for some years.
In 1888 the family came to Sheridan county and settled on Beaver Creek where they lived until 1901. When they sold their farm and moved back to St. Paul, Nebraska. They lived there but one year when they returned to Sheridan county and settled near Hay Springs where the Cileks spent the remainder of their days.
Frank died at his home in Gordon at the age of seventy-eight years. Mary passed on in 1917.
Six children were born to Mary and Frank.
Frank was modest in giving public expression to his Spiritual convictions but when necessary he could do so. During the years that he was a pioneer in Howard county, then sparsely settled, he preached 24 funeral sermons. He is spoken of in the highest terms by those who knew him for many years. He was a man of character, one whose actions were dominated by principles of right.
Funeral services were held in Hay Springs Sunday afternoon and interment was made in the Hay Springs cemetery. [the Hay Springs newspaper, Nebraskan?, Friday, September?]
He offered his granddaughter Helen Cilek a piano training course, in Prague, Chechoslovakia on the condition she come back home after her graduation and live with the Cilek family rather than stay at home with her mother Lucy Belle (Bayliff] Cilek. Helen refused the offer." (By: Jim Alderman, son of Helen Cilek, as this story was said to me.]
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Lyn Land:
After Henry H. Rye died, Lucy Belle Bayliff Rye married Frank Cilek and had a daughter Helen Marie Cilek.
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James Madison "Jim" Alderman, III:
Name, dates, & places
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James Madison "Jim" Alderman, III:
Anecdote on James Madison Alderman, Jr. 1913-2004:
"James was born June 22, 1913 in Newport, Nebraska. He had a twin sister Eugenia Margretta. Eugenia passed away last year May 17, 2003 just short of her 90th birthday. James passed away 4 days after his 91st birthday, June 26, 2004.
James married Helen Marie Cilek April 20, 1935 in Hot Springs, South Dakota.
James and Helen have two children. James Alderman, III [Date omitted.] [Name and date omitted.]
His wife Helen passed away in 1973.
He later married Angela Rezac in 1976. James retired from Fairmont Foods a year later and He and Angie moved to San Marcos, California. Angie” passed away in 1994 from complication of a surgery.
James worked in operations for Glenn L. Martin Bomber Plant Co. during W.W.II. The plant was located outside of Omaha, Nebraska. James received an Excellence in War Production Award January 6, 1944. After the war he worked for Fairmont Foods Company in Concordia, Kansas as manager of the locker plant. He retired in 1977 as shipping manager for "Kitty Clover" a sub division of Fairmont Foods.
Just after the war broke out in December of 1941, James couldn’t enlist as he had a bad leg. He had polio when he was a youngster and one of the tendons in his leg shrunk. This made his heel rise to the point where it was real hard for him to walk. But he wanted to serve in some capacity of the war. He applied and was accepted on his job application to work at the Glenn L. Martin Bomber Plant in Bellevue, Nebraska, southeast of Omaha.
James loved outdoor activities. He was considered a very good trout fisherman. Like his father and grandfather he was a very good marksman.
His favorite baseball player was St. Louis pitcher Grover Cleveland Alexander.
His favorite team was Nebraska's football team that upset "The Four Horsemen" of Notre Dame.
One of his greatest thrills as a boy was when he was a filling station attendant. He got to fill up Clark Gable’s car. Clark Gable and Carol Lombard were passing through Nebraska on their honeymoon.
He loved his German Shepard, Duke. Many tales have been shared about his adventures with Duke in the 1920s while living in Newport, Nebraska.
Not to be left out, he also had some indoor activities.
James was always organizing poker meetings (penny ante) at his house with friends. He was very devoted to his Kiwanis clubs. He was members of in Concordia, Kansas and San Marcos, Ca.
James and Helen left having four grandchildren and five great-grandchildren.
What I will always keep in the back of my mind to follow from him is his sincere honesty and integrity. These were characteristics that he learned from his father James Madison Alderman, Sr."
[Comments made by Jim Alderman]
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Source:
James Madison "Jim" Alderman, III:
Cilek-Alderman Wedding:
A most popular young couple were united in marriage last Saturday when Misll Helen Cilek became the bride of Mr. James Alderman. The wedding took place at 2:00 (pm) o'click in Hot Springs with Mrs. L. B. Cilek, mother of the bride, and Mrs. H. C. Bartow as witnesses.
Mis Cilek was attired in a blue ensemble with accessories to match. Mr. Alderman wore a business suit of dark grey. Mr.s Alderman is a graduate of the Gordon High School and since that time has been employed by the N. W. Bell Telephone Co. She is leader of the younger social set in Gordon and has served a successful year as president of the K. K. Club. Mr. Alderman is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James Alderman of Newport. He came to Gordon about a year ago and is employed at the Gordon Co-operative Grain Company. Since coming to Gordon he has made many friends here.
They returned Sunday evening and are at home at the Cilek residence.
[Gordon Newspaper; April 20, 1935]
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SSDI:
Death info
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James Madison "Jim" Alderman, III:
Name, dates, & places
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Mary L. Jones:
Burial place
Mary L. Jones' source:
http://www.rootsweb.com/~nerock/cemeteries/newport.html
Rock County NEGenWeb Project:
Newport Cemetery [Newport Cem., Rock Co., NE]
LOCATION:
˝ mile north of the school in Newport
SUBMITTED BY: Bev Hopkins
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ALDERMAN Sarah J. [Donna Forney Clark: month & day of birth year appear incorrect and have been omitted] 1839 7/1915
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James Madison "Jim" Alderman, III:
Name, dates, & places
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Mary L. Jones:
Complete name, marriage date & direction to the following obituary which appears as a Post-It-Note from Dianna at: http://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:2520841&id=I326
SEE LYNN & GERI FREEMAN'S SITE FOR COMPREHENSIVE INFORMATION AND REFERENCES:
Lynn & Geri Freeman:
OBIT: IA-DesMoines Register 04 Dec 1944
OSCAR ALDERMAN: DesMoines; 65, died Sun at Mercy Hosp after 1mos illness. Mr Alderman had been employed in the medical supply dept at Fort D'Moines the last 4 yrs. Surviving are his widow Edith; a son: Glen-Tulsa OK; a dau: Patricia-at home; a stepson: Russell Harless; 2 stepdaus: Betty Harless & Mrs Evelyn Briggle-all DesMoines; 3 bros: Dick & Jim Alderman-Omaha NE & Frank Alderman-LosAngeles CA. Service will be Tues at Hamiltons Funeral Home with burial in Glendale Cem.
NOTES: from Hamiltons---born 23 Feb 1875 to James Madison & Sarah Jane Kinder Alderman
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Source:
Barbara Jones:
From the Register Report for Stephen Bates (includes sources):
43. Stella May Bates-5 (Luther Levi Bates-4, Levi Decatur Bates-3, Stephen Lyman Bates-2, Stephen
Bates-1) [352, 353, 354, 355]. She was born on 05 Jul 1885 in Pine Creek, Rock Co., Nebraska [352, 353, 354].
Residence 1900 in Bassett Village, Rock, Nebraska [354].
Notes for Stella May Bates:
General Notes:
Stella Bates Alderman
http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=87045794-4701-4bbb-8c0e-67d698a2de24&tid=11287
482&pid=-491511456
Oscar Alderman is the son of James Madison Matt Alderman and Sarah Jane Kinder [471, 472, 473,
474, 475, 476, 477]. He was born on 23 Feb 1879 in Brownville, Nemaha, Nebraska, USA [471, 472, 473, 474, 475,
476]. Residence on 03 Jun 1885 in Brownville Precinct,Nemaha,Nebraska [476].
Notes for Oscar Alderman:
General Notes:
OscarAlderman
http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=eaa29262-2d0b-449c-a5ab-0fd670a0b152&tid=112874
82&pid=-491511873
Oscar Alderman and Stella May Bates. They were married on 05 Oct 1902 in Bassett Rock,
Nebraska, USA. They had 1 child.
i. Theren Glenn Alderman [478, 479, 480, 481]. He was born on 02 Sep 1905 in Bassett,
Rock, Nebraska, United States [478, 479, 480]. Residence 1920 in Tulsa, Tulsa,
Oklahoma [480]. He died Dec 1981 in Tulsa, Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of
America [479].
Notes for Theren Glenn Alderman:
General Notes:
Theren Glenn Alderman
http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=8ca072c6-a177-4e35-9b6d-ce5d9d0b
1831&tid=11287482&pid=-491511872
Sources:
352
Ancestry.com, 1920 United States Federal Census (Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: The
Generations Network, Inc., 2005. For details on the contents of the film numbers, visit the following
NARA web page: NARA. Note: Enumeration Districts 819-839 on roll 323 (Chicago City.Original
data - United States), Year: 1920; Census Place: Tulsa, Tulsa, Oklahoma; Roll: T625_1486; Page:
4A; Enumeration District: 221; Image: 1099.Birth date: abt 1886Birth place: NebraskaResidence
date: 1920Residence place: Tulsa, Tulsa, Oklahoma.
353
Ancestry.com, 1910 United States Federal Census (Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: The
Generations Network, Inc., 2006. For details on the contents of the film numbers, visit the following
NARA web page: NARA.Original data - United States of America, Bureau of the Census.
Thirteenth Census of the Unit), Year: 1910; Census Place: Bassett, Rock, Nebraska; Roll:
T624_854; Page: 1B; Enumeration District: 197; Image: 409.Birth date: abt 1886Birth place:
NebraskaResidence date: 1910Residence place: Bassett, Rock, Nebraska.
354
Ancestry.com, 1900 United States Federal Census (Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: The
Generations Network, Inc., 2004.Original data - United States of America, Bureau of the Census.
Twelfth Census of the United States, 1900. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records
Administration, 1900. T623,), Year: 1900; Census Place: Bassett, Rock, Nebraska; Roll: ; Page: ;
Enumeration District: .Birth date: Jul 1885Birth place: NebraskaResidence date: 1900Residence
place: Bassett Village, Rock, Nebraska.
355
Ancestry Family Trees (Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network. Original
data: Family Tree files submitted by Ancestry members.), Ancestry Family Trees.
471
Ancestry.com, 1920 United States Federal Census (Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: The
Generations Network, Inc., 2005. For details on the contents of the film numbers, visit the following
NARA web page: NARA. Note: Enumeration Districts 819-839 on roll 323 (Chicago City.Original
data - United States), Year: 1920; Census Place: Tulsa, Tulsa, Oklahoma; Roll: T625_1486; Page:
4A; Enumeration District: 221; Image: 1099.Birth date: abt 1880Birth place: NebraskaResidence
date: 1920Residence place: Tulsa, Tulsa, Oklahoma.
472
Ancestry.com, 1910 United States Federal Census (Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: The
Generations Network, Inc., 2006. For details on the contents of the film numbers, visit the following
NARA web page: NARA.Original data - United States of America, Bureau of the Census.
Thirteenth Census of the Unit), Year: 1910; Census Place: Bassett, Rock, Nebraska; Roll:
T624_854; Page: 1B; Enumeration District: 197; Image: 409.Birth date: abt 1879Birth place:
NebraskaResidence date: 1910Residence place: Bassett, Rock, Nebraska.
473
Ancestry.com and The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 1880 United States Federal
Census (Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2005. 1880 U.S.
Census Index provided by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints © Copyright 1999
Intellectual Reserve, Inc. All rights reserved. All use is subject to the limite), Year: 1880; Census
Place: Brownville, Nemaha, Nebraska; Roll: T9_752; Family History Film: 1254752; Page:
160.2000; Enumeration District: 207; Image: 0766.Birth date: abt 1879Birth place:
NebraskaResidence date: 1880Residence place: Brownville, Nemaha, Nebraska, United States.
474
Ancestry.com, 1930 United States Federal Census (Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: The
Generations Network, Inc., 2002.Original data - United States of America, Bureau of the Census.
Fifteenth Census of the United States, 1930. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records
Administration, 1930. T626), Year: 1930; Census Place: Ada, Pontotoc, Oklahoma; Roll: 1927;
Page: 3B; Enumeration District: 2; Image: 37.0.Birth date: abt 1879Birth place:
NebraskaResidence date: 1930Residence place: Ada, Pontotoc, Oklahoma.
475
Ancestry.com, 1900 United States Federal Census (Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: The
Generations Network, Inc., 2004.Original data - United States of America, Bureau of the Census.
Twelfth Census of the United States, 1900. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records
Administration, 1900. T623,), Year: 1900; Census Place: Bassett, Rock, Nebraska; Roll: ; Page: ;
Enumeration District: .Birth date: Feb 1879Birth place: NebraskaResidence date: 1900Residence
place: Bassett Village, Rock, Nebraska.
476
Ancestry.com, Nebraska State Census, 1885 (Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: The
Generations Network, Inc., 2002.Original data - National Archives and Records Administration.
Schedules of the Nebraska State Census of 1885. M352. RG029. 56 rolls. National Archives and
Records Administration, Wash). Birth date: abt 1880Birth place: NebraskaResidence date: 03
Jun 1885Residence place: Brownville Precinct,Nemaha,Nebraska.
477
Ancestry Family Trees (Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network. Original
data: Family Tree files submitted by Ancestry members.), Ancestry Family Trees.
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478
Ancestry.com, 1910 United States Federal Census (Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: The
Generations Network, Inc., 2006. For details on the contents of the film numbers, visit the following
NARA web page: NARA.Original data - United States of America, Bureau of the Census.
Thirteenth Census of the Unit), Year: 1910; Census Place: Bassett, Rock, Nebraska; Roll:
T624_854; Page: 1B; Enumeration District: 197; Image: 409.Birth date: abt 1906Birth place:
NebraskaResidence date: 1910Residence place: Bassett, Rock, Nebraska.
479
Ancestry.com, Social Security Death Index (Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: The Generations
Network, Inc., 2009.Original data - Social Security Administration. Social Security Death Index,
Master File. Social Security Administration.Original data: Social Security Administration. Social
Security), Number: 441-09-6698; Issue State: Oklahoma; Issue Date: Before 1951.Birth date: 2
Sep 1905Birth place: Death date: Dec 1981Death place: Tulsa, Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States
of America.
480
Ancestry.com, 1920 United States Federal Census (Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: The
Generations Network, Inc., 2005. For details on the contents of the film numbers, visit the following
NARA web page: NARA. Note: Enumeration Districts 819-839 on roll 323 (Chicago City.Original
data - United States), Year: 1920; Census Place: Tulsa, Tulsa, Oklahoma; Roll: T625_1486; Page:
4A; Enumeration District: 221; Image: 1099.Birth date: abt 1906Birth place: NebraskaResidence
date: 1920Residence place: Tulsa, Tulsa, Oklahoma.
480
Ancestry Family Trees (Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network. Original
data: Family Tree files submitted by Ancestry members.), Ancestry Family Trees.
http://trees.ancestry.com/pt/AMTCitationRedir.aspx?tid=11287482&pid=-491511872.
481
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data: Family Tree files submitted by Ancestry members.), Ancestry Family Trees.
http://trees.ancestry.com/pt/AMTCitationRedir.aspx?tid=11287482&pid=-491511872.
Source:
http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/ne/rock/vitalrecords/mrg00-04.txt
Rock County, NE; Marriages 1900 - 1904
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Information for the Rock County Marriage Records was transcribed from
the records in the Rock County Clerk's Office at the Rock County
Courthouse in Bassett, Nebraska. Transcriber was Bev Hopkins
[Yellowhawk_51@webtv.net]. Copies of the Marriage Certificates are
available from the Rock County Clerk's Office or contact transcriber.
Year
Cert Mrg Date Groom Age BirthPlace Groom Parents
No. Bride Age BirthPlace Bride Parents
327 10/15/1902 OSCAR ALDERMAN 23 NE J.M. & Sarah (Kinder)
STELLA BATES 17 NE L.L. & Maggie (Best)
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Source:
SEE JAMES KITCHEN'S SITE FOR COMPREHENSIVE INFORMATION AND REFERENCES:
http://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:3211301&id=I632153039
Kitchen and Briggs:
James Kitchen:
ID: I632153039
Name: Oscar ALDERMAN
Given Name: Oscar
Surname: Alderman
Sex: M
Birth: 23 Feb 1879 in Nebraska
Change Date: 28 May 2005
Father: James ALDERMAN b: 11 Nov 1829 in Arlington, Virginia
Mother: Sarah Jane KINDER b: Mar 1839 in Indiana
Marriage 1 Stella May BATES b: 5 Jul 1885 in Pine Creek, NEB
Children
Theren Glen ALDERMAN b: 2 Sep 1906 in Bassett, Rock Co., NEB
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James Madison "Jim" Alderman, III:
Name, dates, & places
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Source:
Mary L. Jones:
The following information which came from Rock County, Nebraska, Centennial, 1888-1988; published by Centennial Book Committee - 1987; copyright 1987 by Rock County Centennial Book Committee and Rock County Historical Society; pp. 129-130. Printing of the Rock County, Nebraska, Centennial, 1888-1988 was done by Bill and Mariel Fegley, publishers of the Rock County Leader, Inc. newspaper in Bassett, Rock Co., NE, and the Walsworth Publishing Co., Inc., Marceline, MO.
James Russell Alderman
"James Russell Alderman was born Jan. 1, 1891 at Northville, S. D., the fourth child of the10 children born to Wm. Henry and Anna Rosailee Peterson Alderman. At the age of three Jim moved with his family from South Dakota to Newport, where he attend elementary school.
After his schooling he worked with his father, uncles, nephews, brothers and cousins in all phases of the haying business
In 1917, Jim enlisted in the U.S. Army and took his training at Camp Dodge, IA. He served a short time overseas in France and was discharged as a private Feb 28. 1919 (Of interest was the United States government contracted for hay to be shipped to France to feed horses and mules and each bale had to be tagged as having been inspected to meet U.S. quality standards, (sic) quantities of "War Time" hay was (sic) shipped from Newport).
On July 20, 1920 al Bassett, James was united in marriage to Martha Elizabeth Brown, daughter of James and Mary Alice Brown of Mariaville. To this union two children were born Evelyn Mae and Lloyd James.
Jim and Mattie spent most of their married life around Newport and in 1931 they took over the ice cream parlor from their nieces. Inez and Laura Thompson. They served hand cranked ice cream, coffee, confections and pop.
A short time later converting the parlor to a cafe and then in 1933 after the repeal of prohibition, Jim was issued the ninth license for beer in the state of Nebraska. They ran this business until 1936 when they sold to Bill and Charlie Kopp.
From 1940-1945 Jim worked at Climax company in the Molydenum (sic ) mine, helped build the munition (sic) depot at Igloo. S. D., Kearney air base, Sutton air base, Offutt field in Omaha, and the air base at Prince Rupert. Canada.
Upon his return home he resumed baling and hauling hay until he was 75 years old.
Martha (Mattie) was born at Bonesteel, S.D., March 28, 1895 in the same year the Brown family moved to Mariaville, where she attended school.
Pleasant memories of her school days and schoolhood (sic) chums at the Mariaville school remained with her all her life. She enjoyed feeding chickens, gathering eggs, milking cows, cooking. canning, baking bread, sewing and crocheting. She was a loving mother and grandmother. The welfare of her entire family was always uppermost in her mind.
Jim and Mattie were married 54 years.
Jim died at Ainsworth in I974 and Mattie in 1975, also at Ainsworth. Both were laid to rest at Newport."
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Source:
Virginia L. Thompson Gorham:
Names & other information:
Information about some of the children of William Henry "Billy" Alderman & Anna Rosalie "Annie" Peterson Alderman:
1. George Dewey Alderman (Uncle Dewey) & Hannah (unknown maiden name)
2. James Russell "Uncle Jim" Alderman (1891-1974) & Martha Elizabeth "Aunt Mattie" Unknown [DFC: maiden name is Brown) Alderman
Their children are Lloyd J. "Sonny" Alderman & Evelyn Mae Alderman
3. Richard (Dick) Alderman b. 12-7-1900 Newport, NE; d: 12-26-1978 Cashton, WI; burial: Newport, Rock, NE
Married Lucille Evelyn Angelmire 9-7-1934 Chicago, IL She was b. 12-12-1899; d. 11-18-1992; burial: Newport, Rock, NE
4. Florence M. (Alderman) Thompson, b. Newport, NE; d. Lakewood, CO
Children of Charles N. Thompson (1914) and Florence Myrtle Alderman Thompson:
Virginia Lee (Thompson) Gorham (5-26-1938) Newport, NE
Barbara Kay (Thompson) Spaulding b. 7-18-1939 Newport, NE; d. 7-9-1992 Denver, CO
Robert Leroy Thompson
Charles Nathaniel Thompson Jr.
James William Thompson
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James Madison "Jim" Alderman, III:
Name, dates, & places
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Source:
Rock County NEGenWeb Project:
Newport Cemetery [Newport Cem., Rock Co., NE]
LOCATION:
˝ mile north of the school in Newport
SUBMITTED BY: Bev Hopkins
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ALDERMAN Dick 1900 1978
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Source:
Virginia L. Thompson Gorham:
Names & other information:
Information about some of the children of William Henry "Billy" Alderman & Anna Rosalie "Annie" Peterson Alderman:
1. George Dewey Alderman (Uncle Dewey) & Hannah (unknown maiden name)
2. James Russell "Uncle Jim" Alderman (1891-1974) & Martha Elizabeth "Aunt Mattie" Unknown [DFC: maiden name is Brown) Alderman
Their children are Lloyd J. "Sonny" Alderman & Evelyn Mae Alderman
3. Richard (Dick) Alderman b. 12-7-1900 Newport, NE; d: 12-26-1978 Cashton, WI; burial: Newport, Rock, NE
Married Lucille Evelyn Angelmire 9-7-1934 Chicago, IL She was b. 12-12-1899; d. 11-18-1992; burial: Newport, Rock, NE
4. Florence M. (Alderman) Thompson, b. Newport, NE; d. Lakewood, CO
Children of Charles N. Thompson (1914) and Florence Myrtle Alderman Thompson:
Virginia Lee (Thompson) Gorham (5-26-1938) Newport, NE
Barbara Kay (Thompson) Spaulding b. 7-18-1939 Newport, NE; d. 7-9-1992 Denver, CO
Robert Leroy Thompson
Charles Nathaniel Thompson Jr.
James William Thompson
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Source:
James Madison "Jim" Alderman, III:
Name, dates, & places
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Source:
SEE PATRICIA RAND'S SITE FOR COMPREHENSIVE INFORMATION AND REFERENCES:
http://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=REG&db=rand-duffield&id=I0933
The Duffield Family of Venango County, Pennsylvania:
Patricia Rand whose sources include James Madison "Jim" Alderman, III:
Name, dates, places, & the following information:
"Adon Jeffrey
1914 - 1998
Adon married Eugenia Alderman of Newport [NE] and joined his father in running
the bank at Bassett and also at Plainview. After 6 years in Plainview,
he went on to become the executive head of the First National Bank of
Wayne, Nebraska from 1946 - 1974.
[Sentence omitted]"
Obituary for Adon M. Jeffrey, 84
"Services for Adon M. Jeffrey, 84, of Palm City, FL, were held at 10 a.m.
June 19 at the Palm City Presbyterian Church.
Adon M. Jeffrey was born Jan. 12, 1914, at Bassett Nebraska to O.M. and Lulu
"Lu" (McCance) Jeffrey and passed away June 16, 1998, in Palm City.
In January, 1940, he and his wife moved to Plainview, and he became a
stock holder and cashier of the Plainview State Bank. He remained with
the bank here until January, 1946, when he became manager of the First
National Bank of Wayne. He was the principle owner and president there
for 30 years ". [taken from the Obituary]
"Adon McCance Jeffrey was born in Bassett, Nebraska January 12,
1914. Adon was the son of a banker and after attending the University of
Nebraska he went to work for a bank in Plainview, Nebraska. In the mid
1940's Adon and his family moved to Wayne, Nebraska where he became
principal owner and President of the first National Bank.
He attended various banking schools throughout his career. He
served as President of the Nebraska Banker's Association in 1969-1970.
He also served on the board of directors of Packer's National Bank in
Omaha. He retired in 1974 to Stuart, Florida.
He married Eugenia Alderman on September 30, 1934. Four children
were born of this loving union;[partial sentence omitted].
Adon and Eugenia enjoyed many activities over the years including
golf, bridge, boating, tennis and travel.
Adon was always dedicated to the communities in which he lived and was
involved in many civic activities being a long time member of both
Kiwanis and the Masons. He served on the Wayne State College Foundation
and planning committee for the Providence Medical Center in Wayne, Nebraska.
While in Martin County he served on a zoning review committee for
Hutchinson Island. He volunteered for Lighthouse for the Blind, The
Visiting Nurse Association, and the Martin County Stroke Club.
Over the years he shared in many church activities and leadership
roles; these were always a source of much joy. He served as elder of the
First Presbyterian Church of Wayne, Nebraska; First Presbyterian Church
of Stuart, FL and the Palm City Presbyterian Church. He was a founding
member of this church and faithfully attended Bible study classes and the
Men's Prayer Group. He served as volunteer treasurer for several years,
enjoyed singing in the Chancel Choir, and was the Chair of the first Long
Range Planning committee for the congregation.
Adon, although quiet and modest, was an inspiration to those that
knew him. He was dedicated to his family and gave them the gift of
strong Christian values. His thoughtful wit and wise observation were
always appreciated and will be missed.
He leaves to the loving care of God, his beloved wife of 63 years,
Eugenia; [partial sentence omitted]. But he also leaves his many colleagues and friends from
the Bible classes and prayer group. He will be long remembered by all,
but remembered best for his love of home and foreign missions. Service
at the Palm City Presbyterian Church June 19, 1998."
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James Madison "Jim" Alderman, III:
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SEE PATRICIA RAND'S SITE FOR COMPREHENSIVE INFORMATION AND REFERENCES:
http://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=REG&db=rand-duffield&id=I0933
The Duffield Family of Venango County, Pennsylvania:
Patricia Rand whose sources include James Madison "Jim" Alderman, III:
Name, dates, places, & the following information:
[JMAlderman.FTW]
"John Bradford Alderman
John grew up in Newport [NE]and graduated from Newport High School in May
1933. In 1934 he and his folks moved to Bassett, Nebraska . He worked for a
time in Patitz Store, Bassett Post Office, and the Commercial Bank. In
1936 he went to work for his uncle, Harry Galleher in Galleher Lumber
Yard.
John married Voy Carr in 1937. They lived in Plainview, O'Neil and
North Platte for a short time, but most of the years in Bassett, Nebraska.
John was in the Army two years from 1943-1945 and spent one and a half
years in the Signal Corp. in Naples, Italy.
John has been mayor of Bassett, served on the city council, president
of Lions Club, president of fair board, president of school board and
worked as a bookkeeper and manager part of the time for Galleher Lumber
Company for 40 years. He retired December 1985. [Rock County Centennial;
page 127]"
"A tribute to our Father by [names omitted] his children:
Dad was a gem. He was always giving, never taking; forever an
optimist and he always let us know that we were all equally special. He
was very proud of each of his kids and grandkids. He loved his wife the
way it talks about in Ephesians 5:25 of husbands love your wife the way
that Christ loved the church and gave himself up for her. We learned
through our father's example the value of hard work, perseverance, and
honesty. His sense of humor and smile were always a delight. He was not
a rich man by worldly standards, but was a very contented man, and I
believe his contentment was because of the wealth of friends and family
that he had throughout his lifetime. It was easy to look up to him and
respect him for who he was because of the way he lived his life.
And now that he has parted from this life, his tenderhearted spirit
stays with each of us who knew him best. He always had stories to tell
us about growing up in Newport and about his German Shepherd dog Duke.
He would tell us that he graduated fourth in his class at Newport High
School, and then would say of course they only graduated four that year
in 1933. Dad didn't like to get too far from home and would relate to us
how homesick he would get even working in the hayfield a few miles south
of Newport when he was growing up. This was really put to the test later
in life when he told us the story leaving Newport News, Virginia to serve
his country in WWII. He talked about the shoreline getting smaller and
smaller and not knowing whether he would ever see this country again or
his wife and two kids that he was leaving behind.
Dad had lots of basketball stories. One of the favorites was going
to Wood Lake to play, but John Bradford Alderman, Sr.
Newport's coach was sick and he sent those boys to Wood Lake and told
them to be good and not run the score up. Dad said they scored over one
hundred points, but they were nice they even made one basket for Wood
Lake.
Dad loved to talk and argue politics. He was an ordinary average
guy with an extraordinary personality, and if your were lucky enough to
know him then you would be the better person. He was a friend to many
young, old, and in between, and if we had a choice to live our life over
again we would pick him for our dad. We love you dad."
Obituary of John Bradford Alderman Sr.:
John Bradford Alderman, Sr. was born in Newport, Nebraska on October
4, 1915, to James Madison and Grace Barr Alderman. He was the youngest
of seven children. He passed away January 12, 2000 at Rock County Long
Term Care Center after a long heartbreaking struggle with Alzheimer's at
the age of 84 years, 3 months and 8 days.
John lived in Rock county most of his 84 years. He graduated from
Newport High School in 1933. He married Ardis Voy Carr on August 7,
1937, at the Methodist Parsonage by Reverend Robert Van Norman. [Sentence omitted]
He was inducted into the Army on August 12.
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James Madison "Jim" Alderman, III:
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Virginia L. Thompson Gorham:
Names & other information:
Information about some of the children of William Henry "Billy" Alderman & Anna Rosalie "Annie" Peterson Alderman:
1. George Dewey Alderman (Uncle Dewey) & Hannah (unknown maiden name)
2. James Russell "Uncle Jim" Alderman (1891-1974) & Martha Elizabeth "Aunt Mattie" Unknown [DFC: maiden name is Brown) Alderman
Their children are Lloyd J. "Sonny" Alderman & Evelyn Mae Alderman
3. Richard (Dick) Alderman b. 12-7-1900 Newport, NE; d: 12-26-1978 Cashton, WI; burial: Newport, Rock, NE
Married Lucille Evelyn Angelmire 9-7-1934 Chicago, IL She was b. 12-12-1899; d. 11-18-1992; burial: Newport, Rock, NE
4. Florence M. (Alderman) Thompson, b. Newport, NE; d. Lakewood, CO
Children of Charles N. Thompson (1914) and Florence Myrtle Alderman Thompson:
Virginia Lee (Thompson) Gorham (5-26-1938) Newport, NE
Barbara Kay (Thompson) Spaulding b. 7-18-1939 Newport, NE; d. 7-9-1992 Denver, CO
Robert Leroy Thompson
Charles Nathaniel Thompson Jr.
James William Thompson
******** | Alderman, George Dewey "Uncle Dewey" (I5402)
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