Winder Wonderland DNA Project

Researching the genealogy of the Winder/Winders/Wynder/etc families.

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Matches 301 to 350 of 3,317

#	Notes	Linked to
301	(Research):mother b. South Carolina, father b. Indiana	WINDER, Elizabeth (I10683)
302	(Research):mother b. TN, father b. TN	OTT, Nancy Jane (I22080)
303	(Research):mother b. VA, father b. Kentucky	Mary H (I25547)
304	(Research):Named on mother's passport application.	WINDER, Samuel Franklin (I24480)
305	(Research):Nigel B. Winder married Denholm in Bolton in 1968	WINDER, Nigel John (I24367)
306	(Research):no documentation	WHITMORE, Benjamin (I24175)
307	(Research):No more of this John in Todd County after 1820.	WINDER, John (I24157)
308	(Research):No sign of this fellow in future censuses, social security or death indexes.	WINDER, Donald Kenneth (I23303)
309	(Research):Note by Johnny Walker: In the marriage records of Tennessee, transcribed by Byron Sistler, the marriage of Andrew J. Winders and Rachel Eliza Carsley is listed as Andrew J. McClolpin? to Rachel Eliza Cuisty? on 3 Sep 1849 in Montgomery Co., Tennessee. In spite of the difficulty reading the name in the Sistler index, it is obvious that on the marriage record Andrew was using the surname McColpin while in the 1850 census he appears with the surname Winders. From: Karen Ricks Sent: Tuesday, April 03, 2007 1:56 PM Dear Ann, I contacted you a few weeks ago about Andrew Winders and Rachel Eliza Carsley. I have since done some research in Salt Lake at the Genealogy Library there. I found the original marriage entry that Johnny Walker is referring to and it does indeed say Andrew McColpin and Rachel Eliza Carsley. The Carsley is a little difficult to read so I can see where Byron Sistler could have read it wrong since he had so much to transcribe and was not familiar with this particular name. The film number that contains the original doc at the Family History Library is #0321021, Tennessee Marriages. I was glad to find the original and be able to document Mr. Walker's theory. In 1860 living next to Allen H. and Margaret Winders. Also in household is Asbury Winder, age 18, b. IN. In 1880, also in household is M. D. Ricker, niece, age 2, b. MO	WINDERS, Andrew Jackson (I17945)
310	(Research):Notes from Moses Winder through Joseph W. Winder from research shared by Mike Great-Great-Grandson of John Columbus Winder, who was Joseph's son. From: Coleen Wilder Sent: Sunday, November 18, 2012 8:56 PM To: Ann Winder Subject: Re: wilder dna match Glad to hear you are still researching. I went to a workshop on DNA last year in Indianapolis and planned to read some books on the subject but never had time. We have a Wilder contact in our branch that has a PhD in biology!!! He may be able to help us sort things out. I have been in contact with him to help find a descendant of Moses Wilder. Anyway, James Wilder (b. abt 1760) had a brother Moses Wilder (b. 1765) who disappears in 1830 which is when Moses Winder appears - I really think this is our link. Coleen	WINDER, Moses (I11324)
311	(Research):Obituary provided by M.I. Lumpkin: Mr. George Staples [sic] Winder died at the Soldier's Home in Richmond and his remains were brought to this place and laid beside his wife in the Ephesus Baptist cemetery. Rv. Dupuy of the Rappahannock Christian Chruch officiated. Mr. Winder was 81 years of age. He was formerly a resident of Accomac County, but moved to Essex after his service in the Civil War and remained a citizen of the county until his death. Joel Winder is his only surviving son and Mr. R. H. Sisson, of Dunbrooke, Va., is his only surviving daughter. Mandrid [sic] Q. Lumkin is one of his grandsons. Mr Winder took charge of Mandrid after the death of his mother and treated him as if he had been his own son. The mutual devotion between the two deserves mention, for they were faithful to each other to the end. Mr. Winder was full of dry humor, and the writer recalls with laughter some of his stories so full of human nature and rich in humor. Some of these may be before the public ere long. George Winder was a faithful soldier and a Christian gentleman. Peace to his ashes. The above was accompanied by this letter: November 27, 2005 Ann. I am sending you more information about Geo. S. Winder than you probably want. I don't know any more about the civil war papers then what is written on them. The Winder lineage was written by a Winder family member and given to me years ago. All that are mentioned have been dead for many years. Mary Magdalene Winder (Lumpkin) was my grandmother. She died at the age of 19 in 1897 when my father was born. As mentioned in the obit., my father was raised by Geo. S. His name is spelled wrong. It should be Manrid the same as mine. I have stayed in touch with the Winders all of my life. My father told me that Geo. S. was Jewish and his family disowned him when he married a Christian. This story was also passed on by Joel Winder (his son) to his family. Joel was my great uncle and I knew him well. Geo. S. was living with my parents in about 1920. He was about 80 yrs old then. My parents told me a beautiful story about one of his siblings and other family members visiting him. They had traveled a great distance, driving one of those old cars over dirt roads which must have been a challenge in those days. As my parents described it, they sat under a shade tree in the yard holding hands with tears in their eyes going over the past 60 years of their lives. Years in which they had no communication. Considering the above, I hane always thought of myself as being 1/8th Jewish. After reading the Gen Winder book. I don't know. All of the Winders mentioned are Christians and they came from the same area as Geo.S. Winder. Is there now or was there a Jewish branch of the Winder family? M.I. Tom Lumptin From Robert L. Winder, July 2010 to Ann Winder; This is in reference to a post on the Winder Message Board dated 19 July 2010 from oclarke11 (Olollie Cklarke) concerning Nina Winder and her family. I have done some census research and found the following: (1)Nina's parents were indeed Geo. S. & Mary E. Winder: Reference, US Census of 1880 for Chapel Grove Precinct, Essex County, VA, Page #26 (written) Family/Househol # 237/237 Winder, Geo, S. WM 38 - Farmer born VA-VA-VA Winder, Mary E. FW 35 wife Keepshse born VA-VA-VA Winder, Nina S. FW 14 daughter born VA-VA-VA Winder Oneal MW 12 son born VA-VA-VA Winder, Florence C FW 9 dau born VA-VA-VA Winder, Cora F. FW 6 dau born VA-VA-VA Winder, Mary M. FW 2 dau born VA-VA-VA (2) Geo. S. Winder's parents were John D. & Esther A. [Ann] Winder. Reference 1870 US Census for St. George's Parish, Accomack Co., VA, p.m 126 (written), line 1: Winder, John D. 64, MW Farming, real est $3500, b. VA Winder, Esther A. 63, FW Keeps Hse b. VA Winder, George 29, MW Farming b. VA Winder, Mary E. 29, b. VA Winder, William, 11, MW b. VA Winder, George 9, MW b. VA Winder, Otho, 5, MW b, VA And domestic servants Sarah Hickman (30, BF) and Noley Seymour (64, BF) and James Bayly, Farm laborer (30, BM) (3)1920 Census, Richmond, VA, Precinct 7, at the Confederate Old Soldiers Home, Winder, George, Inmate, MW 80, WD, anc read & write. b. VA parents born VA. (4)1910 Census, Rappahannock District, Essex Co., VA: household/family #317/329 Winder, George S. Head, MW 71, md 49y farmer, Winder, Mary E. Wife, FW 64 md 49y Winder, Joel B. Son. MW 29 Single no occ. listed Lumpkin, Mandrid S/ Grd-son. MW, 12, Single All these persons were born in Virginia, as were their parents. George S. Winder owned his farm free. (5)1930 US Census, Rappahannock District, Essex Co. VA Joel B, Winder, head, MW,45,M@25 Farmer, b.VA-MD-VA Emma L. Winder, wife, FW, 36,M b. VA-VA-VA Joel R. Winder, son MW, 13, Single Mandrid L Winder, son MW 12, Single Oakley E. Winder, son MW 12, Single Oliver S. Winder, son WM 10, Single Bradley B. Winder, son, WM 6, Single Atha P. Winder, son, WM 3, Single George R, Winder, son, WM 18, Md @17 Eleanor Winder, Dauin law 17, «u»Md@16 «/u» All the children were born in VirginiaAnd, to round it all out! (5) 1900 US Census, Rappahannock Dist,, Essex Co, VA, p. 285 A (stamped), h/f #86/87: Winder, Geo. S. head, MW born Feb 1839, m34, Farmer Winder, Mary E. wife. FW born May 1850, M34 Winder, Oneal, son, MW born Sep 1871, 28, S, Sailor Winder, Joel B. son, WM, born Nov 1884, 15, S, school Winder, Mandrid G'son WM, born Jul 1887 12, S, Reference the 1870 US Census that I sent you- Note that his son, George, listed in his household. gave his age as 29 years, and that he was married to Mary E., not, repeat not, Ann. In the 1900 US Census, we find Geo. S. Winder, head of household, gave his birth month and year as February 1839. His wife was Mary E. In the 1920 US Census wie find George Winder, age 80, widowed, an inmate of the Confederate Soldiers Home in Richmond. George Winder was aprivate in Co C, 24th VA Confederate Cavalry. He was also known as George S. Window, according to his listing. G. S. Winder filed for a Confederate pension from Essex County, VA So, George Winder, bio #23473, should be GEORGE S. WINDER, and not George E. Winder, I do believe, as George S. Winder, son of John Dennis Winder, was married to (according to Ollie Clarke, Mary E. Brooke which the census records seem to corroborate. From: Tbl3638@aol.com Sent:«b» «/b»Wednesday, November 23, 2005 11:28 AM Something to add to your Winder tree, maybe you already have it. George Savage Winder was my great grandfather (his obit. lists his middle name as Staples). Born Mar.10 1839 died Oct 12 1924 at the Confederate Soldiers home in Richmond Virginia. He was buried in Ephesus Baptist Cemetery, Essex County, Virginia. He served in the Confererate Cavalry during the Civil war. After the war he spent the rest of his life in Essex County, but he formely lived in Accomac County Virginia. I know nothing of his ancestry but he has many descendants in Virginia today. M.I. Tom Lumpkin, Silver Spring Maryland From James B. Winder, 25 Aug 2012 I am not sure I can help but I will try . The information on George Savage Winder ( my great grand father) that was provided by M.I. "Tom" Lumpkin ( he is also a relative on mine) is incorrect. I have gotten a copy of George Savage Winder's death certificate . His parents were George Winder born in Northhamption County Virginia about 1800, be died between 1840 and 1850. His mother was Anna Small Winder born about 1800 , I know she was still living in 1874 when she started raising 5 grandchildren upon the death of the daughter Charlotte Winder Colony (1830 to 2/10/1874) she was married to William Colony who died in March 1870 of diphtheria. George and Anna also had a son John A. Winder born about 1834. He married Elizabeth Jane Chesser on Jan 20,1874. This was his second marriage. George Savage's grandfather was Robert Winder born about 1775. My family tree is Winder family on ancestry.com , it is open for review and it is still a work in progress. I am not very good with a computer due to drugs I have to take for a back injury so please bear with me on mistakes and misspelling. My name is James B. Winder Sr. but I go by Jim. My Father was Bradley O' Neal Winder, son of Joel Brooke Winder , Son of George Savage Winder. Mr Lumpkin based his information on 1870 census. John D. and Esther A. were the parents of George W. Winder. I know the problem since George Savage and his wife Mary Elizabeth does not appear on the 1870 census. George Savage was a Riverboat Captain working on the Rappannock River . He and his wife appear in the 1880 census . They lived in Essex County Virginia. His wife Mary Elizabeth is still a bit of a mystery. Her father's name was Philip Brooke. I have not been able to find records on him yet. The problem is the spelling of the last name.It may have been spelled Broocke or some other variation. I hope this help. Please stay in touch. Jim	WINDER, George Savage (I23443)
312	(Research):OH DAR record shows served in Revolution as Private in 3rd Co. 6th Batt. Lancaster Co PA Militia, 1779, under Capt Thos. Coppenhaver. Vol VII pg 546 5th series Penn Archives. See Nat N.D.A.R. 61954 and 399243. This, however, has been shown to be some other John Winder by researcher Robert L. Winder. * John Winder Enlist Date Enlist Place Enlist Rank Enlist Age 16 April 1861 1st Lieut 29 Served Ohio Enlisted C Co. 1st Inf Reg. OH Mustered Out on 16 August 1861 Source: Official Roster of the Soldiers of the State of Ohio Some of the Early Settlers of Belmont Co, OH mentions John Winters. From Early Vital Records of Ohio, compiled by DAR 1952: JOHN WINDER b. PA d. Ross Co OH. Will signed Feb 2, 1819. Codicil added Feb 27, 1819. (His wife Margaret Briggs died 1812, Ross Co, OH) Served in revolution from Lancaster Co PA. WiIll names the following. Heirs of son James, dec'd, g-dau Rebecca Chandler (dau of Hannah dec'd) dau Sarah Kerns, dau Mary Warner, dau Ann England, son Abner, dau Mercy Warner, dau Elizabeth Webster, g-son Aaron (son of above Abner). Executors son Abner and son-in-law Levi Warner. Codicil: g-dau Rebecca Bell (dau Wm & Hannah Chandler), g-son John Winder (son of Abner) g-son John Winder (son of James, dec'd), g-dau Elizabeth Warner (dau of Isaac Werner).	WINDER, John R (I173)
313	(Research):Parent b. KY, KY	WINDERS, John R. (I23815)
314	(Research):Parents also born in Ohio per 1930 Riverside Co Federal Census	WINDER, Perry Albert (I23706)
315	(Research):parents b. England	WINDER, George W (I24818)
316	(Research):parents b. Germany	WINDER, Mary V. (I22821)
317	(Research):Parents b. IN, NY	Mary J. (I23816)
318	(Research):Parents born in Germany.	WINDER, Edward G. (I22820)
319	(Research):parents born in North Carolina	WINDERS, William H. (I24606)
320	(Research):parents born in Russia	WINDER, August (I24997)
321	(Research):Parents both born in England	WINDER, Thomas George (I15479)
322	(Research):Passport: Traveled to Bodenbach (Austria? Germany?) 10 Oct 1863 Traveled to Rome, Italy 26 Dec 1863 Traveled to Surth, Koln, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany 26 Dec 1863	WINDER, Miguel (I24359)
323	(Research):Peter Haythornth?waite 12/30/12 To: rlwinder@nmax.net, WinderTrees@outlook.com, deven00@charter.net Hello I have looked at your website with interest, particularly as from time to time Winders have married Hathornthwaites (my own name is a variation of this, namely Haythornthwaite). I see that you have the son of Elizabeth WINDER nee HATHORNTHWAITE [13028], namely John Hathornthwaite WINDER [13029], marrying Eleanor HATHORNTHWAITE [13030], "his first cousin", of unknown parentage. Since [13029] is in my own data, I have been looking for this first cousin and have not found her. However, what I have found in FreeBMD is that a John H Hawthornthwaite WINDER married Elleonor HARRISON abt Mar 1842 Runcorn, Cheshire. I have as yet found no PR record of this marriage to cross check the civil registration data, but assuming it is correct, it appears to contradict your website. There are, of course, possible explanations. Perhaps this was Eleanor's second marriage, and she was born Hathornthwaite. I would be interested in your comments on this discrepancy. If this is not of interest to yourselves, perhaps you could kindly pass this email or refer me to someone to whom it might be. My best wishes for the success of your Winder Wonderland Project. Peter Haythornthwaite	WINDER, John Hathornthwaite (I13029)
324	(Research):Possible child Elizabeth, as in: Source: PABERKS-L@rootsweb.com From: RogerCubs@aol.com Date: Tuesday, September 18, 2001 6:46 PM 3 Daniel W. FAGER b: Abt. 1859 in Forreston, Forreston Twp., Ogle Co., IL ......... +Minnie M. MYERS b: Abt. 1861 m: March 19, 1885 in Ogle Co., IL d: May 24, 1893 Burial: Oakwood Cemetery, Mt. Morris, Ogle Co., IL Age at death: 32 est. Father: John Henry Myers Mother: Elizabeth Winders	WINDERS, John N. (I10945)
325	(Research):Possibly Rebecca Brashear	Rebecca (I23848)
326	(Research):Posted by: Brad Balsterson on Genforum: Date: March 10, 2011 at 17:27:47 In Reply to: Re: Winder from MD & NC by William Holobaugh Rogers of 525 My wife is related Naomi Narcissa WINDERS. Family records have Naomi born 16 Nov 1817 in Charleston, SC and died 28 Feb 1864 in Smithville, AR. John Park born 15 Aug 1818 Asheville, NC and died 14 Feb 1864 Smithville, AR. Early Tennesse Marriage records: John Park, N.N. Windows, license date 13 January 1841, marriage date14 January 1841, D. Holobaugh was the bondsman. We have names and birthdates for their 9 children. Our connection is Mary Elizabeth Park b. 04 Mar 1851 in Smithville, AR. From your posts I think our Parks/Winders are somehow connected to your Winders/Holobaughs. We have nothing on Naomi Winders ancestory. Would like to learn mo	WINDERS, Naomi Nonissa (I20498)
327	(Research):Probably died before 1870, when Jane shows up as a single parent in Maryland.	WINDERS, George (I18447)
328	(Research):Reported to have married 21 Jan 1907, Muncy Twp, Lycoming Co, PA, several years after first children were born.	WINDER, Elias C. (I15016)
329	(Research):Robert L. Winder's notes say this was Hannah Reeder. But Hannah Reeder is also said to have been Aaron Philip Winder's mother.	MILNOR, Hannah E. (I18405)
330	(Research):Robert L. Winder, Oct 2009: The trip to WVU History Collection revealed that the Samuel Winder who appears in the potful of old Ohio County, VA microfilmed records now held at WVU did NOT reside in that county in 1828, I believe it was, in "this county" [Ohio County, VA]. So it appears to me that he did move on into Ohio in the 1820's, when he left Fayette Co., PA. According to Deven Lewis: He died at the home of Catherine Jackaway's sister, Mary Wheatley near Short Creek, now West Virginia. Deven 8/27/2012 That Samuel Winder and Catherine Jackaway were indeed the parents of Robert Jackaway Winder and Lafayette Winder is proved through the diary of Catherine's niece who goes into the extensive history of the Jackaways and reference's where everyone was when and who married whom, including the fact that Catherine married Hiram McCoy after the death of Samuel, names all the kids - and the diary gives Samuel's death location. I also have a copy of the estate record of Hiram McCoy which reflects that RJ Winder was owed money for funds he had extended to Hiram; the executor was Lafayette Winder. Anyway, I'll try to get all the information simplified. There are a few facts that make it impossible for Samuel, father of Lafayette and RJ, to be the same Samuel as the one married to Burnsides. Also, we have the estate record of Marsham Winder (brother of James G) listing all of his siblings, many of whom went back to Fayette Co. and married people in the Redstone area - I've got proof on that. A few facts surrounding Marsham and James G. make it appear that a Samuel Winder may have been the father of some or all of that group - a Samuel who was in Bullitt/Hardin, KY in 1801 - a few years after I found a Samuel Winder in the Fayette Co., PA Militia who was serving with the Brashears who went to Bullitt/Hardin, KY.	WINDERS, Samuel (I23155)
331	(Research):Sarah's husband, Warren Gheen, married Sarah Wallens, according to research presented at http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~vanctxkousins/gean-ealogy/geanfamilytrees/sources.htm. Thus, although Warren Gheen can be found in the 1850 census with a wife, Sarah, it is apparently Sarah Wallens and not our Sarah Winders.	WINDERS, Sarah Ann (I24761)
332	(Research):Sent: Tuesday, September 20, 2005 5:59 PM Hi, I am trying to figure out your A B Winder married to Jean A. I believe Jean is my Jean Aitken who married Amos B. Winder in Mercer Co. (Trenton New Jersey) in 28 Nov 1850. His parents are Joseph and Ruth Buckman from Lower Madefield, Bucks Co. Pa.(LDS site) Amos was born 19 Mar 1802, I think his father was a state printer. Amos was an attorney and in 1860 ( is listed as Justice of Peace, (Wender) in 1870 (Wilkes Barre) Jean listed as teacher in 1860 (A.B Wieder, PO White Haven, Dennison Twp. Luzerne Co.) I have been trying to find her death as I need to prove she is part of my family. She is listed in 1850 census with brother and maybe mother. 1830 census 2 males under 5 (1826-1830) Isaiah, ? 1 male 20-29 (1801-1810) Amos 1 female 20-29 (1801-1810)	WINDER, Amos Buckman (I22010)
333	(Research):Sister of Harold Baker of Penticton, BC	BAKER, Anne (I20977)
334	(Research):Source: CARSON-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [CARSON] Elizabeth Carson, wife of Chrineyonce Van Marter I am hunting for the ancestry of my ggggrandmother, Elizabeth Carson, wife of Chrineyonce VanMarter, who farmed near Hightstown, Monmouth (now Mercer) County, New Jersey. I don't have Elizabeth's dates, but Chrineyonce's are: (1790-1853). I would suspect that Elizabeth's dates are similar as she lived long enough to have 14 children with Chrineyonce; 1. John 2. Lousia m. Herman Tomson 3. Daniel m 1st. Mary 2nd Lydia Burroughs 4. Crineyonce m. Linda 5. Charles G. m. Bridget Marrion 6. Harriet m Samuel Robbins 7. Sarah m unknown Scobey 8. Mary m Forrest Terry 9. Delia m Arn Clark 10. Elizabeth m. John Sayre 11. Catherine m. Warren Winder 12. Carson 1st wife unknown 2nd wife Mary 13. Enoch 14. Matilda	WINDER, Warren (I15483)
335	(Research):Source: Maryland Calender of wills,Old Somerset on the Eastern Shore of Maryland,9/16/1996. Abstract of John Winder Will Somerset Co.,Md 7/13/1716 To wife JEAN 1/3 of personal estate,residue to be divided between ..child. To JOHN WATTS and hrs., 75 A., Part of "Little Belew". To son THOMAS and hrs 300A-----adjoining JAMES MACKMORE. To son JOHN and hrs., residue of real estate. Sons JOHN and THOMAS to live with Brother-in -law Joseph Wenable(Venable),and if he dies with Son-in law JAMES DASHIEL. Dau. ELIZA: to be under care of wife; Dau RACHELL,under that of wife,her Mother in law or her Sister BRIDGET DASHIEL.	WINDER, John Thomas (I1438)
336	(Research):Summary of www.fold3.com/image/#296717767: Elizabeth C. Winders of Laurence County, Indiana says (after 'swearing on her oath') that she is the late widow of Alfred Winders [the writer probably means 'she is the widow of the late Alfred Winders, but anyway...] who was a private in Co. I, 120th Regt Ind Vols Infantry and is now a pensioner on certificate No. 80664 and she says on her oath that the reason Mary J. Winders the daughter of Alfred Winders deceased was not addopped [sic] with Florence the daughter of the deceased in her pension certificate [is that] she [Mary J Winders] was not a member of her family at the time of her [Elizabeth C Winders'] application for pension [because at that time] she was bound to her grand father Chauncey White, now deceased... The file also contains a long explanation (boiling down to: the clerk screwed up) of why on Alfred Winders' first marriage certificate his name is given as Alpheus Winders. According that marriage certificate (a copy of which is in the file), he (Alfred, actually, although he's named as Alpheus) married a lady named Rebecca Ann Glass in Vermilion County, Illinois on 15 November 1849. Then there's another deposition that gives the names of the children from that marriage and their birth dates: John A. Winders b. 15 Feb 1852, George H. Winders b. 30 Jan 1856, and Mary J. Winders b. 13 Aug 1860. George Winder died 6 Nov 1868. And then there's one from Alfred's brother Joshua, who was 70 when he made is disposition in Tecumseh (Vigo Co), Indiana on 13 Apr 1895 that confirms that Alfred wasn't in military or naval service prior to being mustered into the 120th Regt of Indiana Inf Volunteers.	WINDERS, Alfred (I15486)
337	(Research):The marriage of John Elwood Winder to Minerva Jessup was cited in the obituary for John Elwood Winder at Findagrave.com.	WINDER, John Elwood (I316)
338	(Research):The only record for John Adams Winders found to date is the Will of Faithy Park in which John Adams Winders was named as a beneficiary and John P. Winders was named as executor. It is believed that most of the beneficiaries of Faithy's will were the children of John P. Winders. However, one beneficiary, Martha Locke Winders, is believed to have been a sister of John P. Winders because of her age. It is possible that John Adams Winders was also a sibling of John P. Winders, rather than a son.	WINDERS, John Adams (I24749)
339	(Research):The tombstones located in the same row as Nancy Winders tombstone dated in the 1790's and beyond are of the Newcomer family.	WINDERS, Nancy (I6049)
340	(Research):There is a tombstone in with death of John McGavock, age 86, on 8 Jul 1877.	MCGAVOCK, Col. John (I15146)
341	(Research):This couple had children all christened in London.	MERCHANT, Daniel (I13249)
342	(Research):Traveled twice to St. Thomas, West Indies	WINDER, Juan Miguel (I24355)
343	(Research):Vorhees was a prominent name in the area, and Charles was probably named for them. All official documents, from court cases to tombstone, give his middle initial as V.	WINDER, Charles V. (I16793)
344	(Research):Wife was born Onandaga Res, full-blooded Indian	CORNELIUS, Wilson (I16760)
345	(Research):WILLIAM DUNLAP, Son of William and Margaret Dunlap (both of Pennsylvania birth), was born October 19, 1813, in Harrison county, Ohio. His parents moved, when he was six years old, to Pennsylvania, where he lived until 1849, then moved to Morgan county, Ohio. While living in Pennsylvania he was married to Miss Nancy Wells, on the 7th of January, 1836, in Fayette county. She died September 19, 1837. They had one child, Margaret M., born March 3, 1837, and died August 11, 1837. September 12, 1839, he married Miss Nancy liamage. This lady was born December 30, 1821. By this union they had six children born to them; viz., Letitia, born January 6, 1841, died April 2, 1879, the wife of Edwin Kider, of this county; William, born November 13, 1843, died when eleven months old; Mary E., born June 13, 1846, died November 7,' 1878, at Elko, Nevada, the wife of Corwin Borders, of this county; Cyrus W., born December 14, 1848, now in mercantile business in Lindley: Maria, born July 11, 1851, wife of "Winfield Bonta, of Trenton. Mrs. Dunlap died July 26, 1851. Mi1. Dunlap was again united in marriage Marcli 6, 1852, to Miss Elizabeth Fonts. She was born in Morgan county, Ohio, March 6, 1832. They had seven children; viz., James T., born December 1, 1854, now living in California; Joseph, born December 3, 1855, died in infancy; William W., born October 19, 1857; Frank E., born November 2, 1860; Bettie, born January 23, 1862; Edward, born March 1, 1865; Alice, born April 6y 1869. Mrs. Dunlap died May 20, 1879. Mr. Dnnlap again married July 24, 1880, to Mrs. Mary E. Sherman, widow of William P. Sherman. She married Mr. Alfred Brown, her first husband, December 27, 1857, and by him had three children, Joseph H., born January 7, 1859; Medora E., born November 11, 1860; Araminta J., born May 12, 1862. Mr. Brown died November 15, 1862, and she married William P. Sherman, September 18,1864. They had two children, Melissa A., born March 15, 1866, and Augustus A., born April 26, 1868. Mr. Sherman died August 1T 1873. She then married as above mentioned, Mr. Dunlap, and, notwithstanding both of their misfortunes, they are enjoying health and all the blessings allotted to this life. Mr. Dunlap came to this county in 1858, and settled near where he now lives. He has made farming his business through life, but has given more attention to sheep husbandry than any other branch,, and has a stock of full blooded Spanish Merinos now on his farm.	DUNLAP, William (I23837)
346	(Research):Winders of America says he died in 1836, but we find him near his brother Harman in 1850.	WINDER, Thomas (I267)
347	(Research):~Edith was born 1880/81 in Richmond Wayne Indiana. Her Father was Joseph Henry Winder, City Clerk. The family were ~Quakers and Edith went teach at Woodbrooke College in Selly oak Birmingham England where she met her future husband ~William Littleboy a prominent Quaker. I beleive she had someone in her family called Jessie and some relation called Hutton but ~for the moment that's all I know, thanks again Sandra (2003) From John H Winder, Feb 2014: ...residing in Swarthmore, Pa in the 1910 census. Shortly thereafter she married Herbert Arthur Shirley (about 1911 or 12), as she was his wife at the time he applied to register with the US Consulate Johannesburg in 1915, when he and Edith and their son Floyd William (B. 5 Aug 1913) were resident at Pigg's Peak, Swaziland. He was a Church of the Nazarene missionary. This marriage evidently broke up, as she returned to the States from Southampton in Oct 1919 (Shirley remarried another missionary woman, Marietta Innis around 1920 and stayed in Africa for a few more years) and was working at the George School in Newtown, PA (it's a highly respected Quaker secondary school). She remained there until 1923, when she applied for a new US passport; she stated on the application that the purpose of her travel was for "matrimony and residence abroad".	WINDER, Edith May (I22077)
348	(This is the great-great grandfather of Mike Sizer.) From: Sent: Saturday, October 14, 2000 9:52 PM My grandfather John Columbus Winder dob-1864 where? My father Earl Columbus Winder dob-1896 -Cape Girarado Missouri. I am Leariod Earl Winder dob-1920 Poplar Bluff Mo. Many Winders still live in ,Mo.Ark.and Calif .I only remember grand pa as a gentle and religious man .was a deacon in general Baptist church,saying he was black Irish He mentiond coal mines,and rail road work .Worked I know at (day labor ) Married Martha Harriet Doyle dob-1871-She spoke of Holt County.and St Jo, Mo. believed to be Indian by many me ?? From: "laughlin" laughlin@bootheel.net Sent: Tuesday, September 19, 2000 5:58 PM hello again, this is all I have:::::::: my Mother & Father-- Goldie Hast & Clifton Doyle Winder--Mom was born Aug. 23 1917 in Malden, Mo d. Feb. 27,2000 Qulin, Mo (m) Feb 1, 1934 Piggott, Ark.. Dad- b 5-17-1909 Fisk, Mo d. 7-7-1982 Qulin, Mo. Grandparents-- John Columbus Winder & Martha Harriet Doyle (m) Oct 14, 1888 Stoddard Co., Mo. John--b 9-16-1864--d 12-12-1940 in Fisk, Mo. Martha--b.Nov 24, 1871 & d 3-18-1952 at Fisk, Mo... This is all I have, and nothing on GG Grandparents except names--Joseph & Elizabeth Winder---Some of my family says it is like Joseph and Elizabeth fell off of a space craft. Nobody in my family can find anything on those two. I'm sorry this is it, any bells going off yet ??? Thank you for any help.-----Dorothy From Leariod Winder, Apr 2002: " My grand pa John Columbus told me that he was black Irish. I was concerned about his dark hair and eyes. I only remember grandpa as a gentle and religious man. He was a deacon in General Baptist Church. He mentioned coal mines, and rail road work. Worked I know at day labor. Married Martha Harriet Doyle dob-1871. She spoke of Holt County and St. Jo (Joseph) Mo., believed to be Indian by many, me?? A Godly man. I visited him near Popular Bluff, Missouri, on the Saint Frances river, a couple miles north east of a small town called Fargus in 1938. I set a line at night and caught a four foot eel. When he saw my catch he seemed to get more excited then I had ever seen him. I had never known anyone to eat eel before or since. As I think about it now, it comes to mind that many people in England and Ireland think of eels as a great treat. The only thing I remember about his heritage was that he was Black Irish. I have never known what that means. Some how I connected it as a child with coal mining, or rail-road work, maybe not. More about John Columbus Winder: A Godly man: Was loved by all. No enemies." Burial: Ash Hill, Butler Co., Mo.	WINDER, John Columbus (I17857)
349	*Died-- Mr. John M. Miller passed away at his home, Wednesday evening, March 14, 1900, after an illness of a day only. His death was a great shock to our town people. Mr. Miller was born in Berkeley county, West Virginia Oct. 24, 1817, and at the time of his death was eighty-two years old. He has resided in Ogle County sixty years. In 1840 he was married to Susan Price, and lived at Pine Creek. His wife died about fifteen years ago. He has four children living: Oliver Miller of Polo, Ill.; Warren of Clinton, Iowa, and Mrs. Ella Winders and Jacob of Mt. Morris. The funeral was preached at the Brethren Church, and the remains were laid to rest at the Salem Cemetery.*	MILLER, John Mumma (I22034)
350	*Emmet T. Winder* Emmett T. Winder, 80, formerly of Chester, died Saturday [14 Oct 1950] at 9:30 a.m. in his home at Alliance, following a three month illness. Mr. Winder, a retired employee of the Morgan Engineering Co. of Alliance, lived there 33 years after leaving Chester. He was born in Hanoverton. He was a member of the First Presbyterian Church of Alliance and the Stanton Bible Class. He leaves his widow, three daughters, Mrs. Harry E. Ruff of Alliance, Mrs Harry L. Oyster of East Liverpool, and Mrs. L.D. Cahoon of Cardington; a brother, Clarence J. Winder of Cleveland; two sisters, Mrs. Artia Luke and Mrs. Alta Bristol, both of Denver, and 10 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren. George Winder, a son, died last May and another son, Everett Winder, was killed in a railroad accident near Salinerville in July. Services will be held Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. in the Cassaday & Turkle Funeral Home in Alliance by Rev. John V. Stephens. Burial will be in Fairmount Memorial Park. Friends may call tonight at the funeral home.	WINDER, Emmet Thompson (I16865)