Notes
Note for: Rosa Doyle, 27 DEC 1861 -
Name is also seen as Rosella.
Notes
Note for: Ada Hurst Doyle, 19 JUL 1864 -
Married a man, last name Thomas.
Notes
Note for: Franklin John Ewell, APR 1835 - ABT 1892
He and his wife were traveling Nazarene missionaries in the Oklahoma
Territories. Franklin was first married to Ellen Erminda Buck at
Gowanda, NY.
They had 5 children. 1. Franklin Jr. (1862-1863) He was buried on his
grand-
father's lot in Evergreen Cemetery, Wyoming, NY. 2. Fred Dana
(1864-1933).
3. Nellie May (1865-1941), had 8 children. 4. Emma Grace (1869-1902),
had 4
children. 5. Minnie (1871- ). Franklin and Ellen were divorced. He
married
the second time to Emma Rebecca Roberts. He preached in the Free
Methodist
Church in Perry, NY, 1870-1872. Soon after his second marriage they
moved to
Pawnee Co. in the new state of Kansas, and homesteaded there. He built a
sod
house on the claim. There his last nine children were born. It was a
hard
life on the dry plains of Kansas. Later they moved to Arkansas. He was
farming and the people there told him not to get out and work in the
early
morning dew and not to drink from the open springs. He ignored them. He
thought the other people were lazy and they just didn't want to get out
early
to work. He became ill and died with malaria in 1892.
Notes
Note for: Emma R. Roberts, ABT 1854 - ABT 1942
After the death of Frank Ewell she married a Collins.
Notes
Note for: John Ewell, ABT 1794 - 14 MAY 1871
John Ewell and his wife are both buried in Evergreen Cemetery in Wyoming,
NY
Notes
Note for: Sam(?) Roberts, -
Reportedly killed as a spy during the Civil War.
Notes
Note for: Margueretha Haus, 4 APR 1686 -
In determining Margaretha's mother's name I have gone to the birth
register to
look for a Margaretha born to a Georg Haus (Georg's name is given in
Margaretha's marriage note). There is only one such combination in the
book,
and that Georg's marriage was in 1681 to Anna Barthhusser, the correct
time
frame to have been the parents of Margaretha.
From the church book we find that Georg and Anna were married without the
usual
announcements and that Anna was apparently in an advanced state of
pregnancy.
At the time of the marriage Georg's name was spelled JORG HUSS, and his
father
was noted to have been another Hans Huss. Both fathers were deceased at
the
time of the wedding.
Notes
Note for: Georg Haus, 30 JAN 1652/53 -
Determining Georg's parents presented some problems. From the marriage
record
we know that his father was a Hans Huss who was deceased at the time of
the
marriage. A review of the birth register shows two Georgs born to Hans
Husses
in the correct time frame and both had mothers named Anna. These Hans
Husses
were recorded as Hans "der Alter" and Hans "der Junger". Both were
deceased at
the time of Georg's marriage in 1681, "der Alter" dying in 1676 and "der
Junger" dying in 1663. However the record does give a clue...Georg's
first
child had as a godfather a Claus Sanger, the son of Hans Sanger. The
Georg Huss
born to Hans "der Alter" had as a godfather Hans Sanger. Therefore I feel
confident that Hans "der Alter" was the father we are looking for.
Notes
Note for: Guy Orland Griffith, 1 OCT 1891 - 23 MAR 1947
Guy was the oldest of the children in his family. He was a
schoolteacher. He
was said to have taught school at Owl Creek in Oklahoma, and at one point
was
in the CCC during the depression years.
He died in Chickasha of an apparent stroke brought on by chronic
hypertension.
Notes
Note for: Susie Elizabeth Wilemon, 1 AUG 1898 - 8 FEB 1968
Grew up in Center, Oklahoma. She died in Titusville, Florida while
visiting her
daughter Betty Kidd. During that visit she fell on a garden hose and had
a cast
applied, and at a subsequent visit to remove the cast, apparently
suffered a
fatal pulmonary embolus from a clot that had formed at the site of the
injury.