


Winder Wonderland DNA Project
Researching the genealogy of the Winder/Winders/Wynder/etc families.
Ann Elizabeth KNODLE

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Name Ann Elizabeth KNODLE [1, 2, 3] Birth 4 Nov 1832 , Washington, Maryland, USA [2]
Christening Y [4] - States father: John, mother: Christiana
Gender Female Census 1870 Mount Morris, Ogle, Illinois, USA Federal - Indexed Ann E. Winders
Census 1880 Mount Morris, Ogle, Illinois, USA Federal - Household of Elizabeth Winders, widow
Census 1900 Mount Morris, Ogle, Illinois, USA Federal - Listed as head of household with grandson, Elbert, 13 years old, living with her.
cemetery Aug 1920 Mount Morris, Ogle, Illinois, USA Oakwood Cemetery Name Ann Elizabeth KNODLE _UID 209141D5C7AB40E4995D99C72973CF94B20A Death 25 Aug 1920 Mount Morris, Ogle, Illinois, USA [2]
Burial Y [5] Person ID I21523 WinderWonderland Last Modified 22 Jan 2023
Father Jonathan KNODLE, b. 22 Mar 1785 d. 16 Jul 1854 (Age 69 years) Mother Barbara KING, b. 1796 d. 2 Jul 1881 (Age 85 years) Marriage 20 Jul 1819 , Washington, Maryland, USA [6]
Family ID F7884 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family John M WINDERS, b. 1830, , Washington, Maryland, USA d. Apr 5 1862, Mount Morris, Ogle, Illinois, USA
(Age 32 years)
Marriage 15 Aug 1854 , Ogle, Illinois, USA [3, 5]
Children 1. Catherine Floy WINDERS, b. 19 Sep 1855, Mount Morris, Ogle, Illinois, USA d. 2 May 1917, Mount Morris, Ogle, Illinois, USA
(Age 61 years)
+ 2. Bayard Taylor WINDERS, b. Oct 1859, , Dubuque, Iowa, USA d. Yes, date unknown
3. Elbert E. WINDERS, b. 14 Apr 1861, Mount Morris, Ogle, Illinois, USA d. 2 Nov 1897, Mount Morris, Ogle, Illinois, USA
(Age 36 years)
4. John Melvin WINDERS, b. 28 Nov 1862, Mount Morris, Ogle, Illinois, USA d. 17 Feb 1920, Pawhuska, Osage, Oklahoma, USA
(Age 57 years)
Family ID F7700 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 14 Apr 2014
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Event Map = Link to Google Earth
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Photos Elizabeth Ann Knodle
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Notes - From Mount Morris: Past and Present
Ann Elizabeth (Knodle) Winders was born in Washington County, Md., Nov 4, 1832, and died in Mount Morris, Aug 25, 1920, aged nearly 88 years. She came with her parents to Mount Morris in September, 1841, making the trip by team, which required six weeks. She lived her entire life in Mount Morris since 1841 and was one of the earliest settlers in the community. She married John Winders and they had four children: Bert, John, Elbert and Mrs. Kittie Price. She was an active member of the Lutheran Church for many years. - (Research):From John Winder (2013):
I started to put together in narrative form what I've found out
about the WInderses who went Washington County => Ogle County -- that
would be the brothers John and Elias Upton Winders, their cousins Hiram
and John N. Winders, and a fifth (so far unconnected)--John M. Winders,
who married Elizabeth J. Knodle out in Ogle County in 1854. Of course,
as soon as one starts writing, one starts going back over and
double-checking things, just to be sure, and in the process of doing
that this morning, I ran across a loose end in Pine Creek Township of
Ogle County--an Elizabeth Winders, age 20 shows up in the 1850 census
there, living in the household of Henry Artz and his family. In the
same 1850 census (enumerated by the same person, to judge from the hand
writing), in Mount Morris, Illinois, there is an Elizabeth Knodle, age
20, living in the household of Benjamin Swingley and his family, along
with a Jacob Knodle, age 8 months.
So my question is, who is this Elizabeth Winders, born about 1830,
living by herself with the Artz family in Pine Creek Twp? And if John
M. Winders in fact married Elizabeth Knodle in Polo in 1854, what became
of little Jacob? The 1870 census shows her (as Winder, Ann E.) in Mount
Morris with children Kate (14), Bayard F. (12), Elbert (9) and John
(7). She is called "Mrs. E. Winders" in the 1865 Illinois census, with
3 boys under 10 and a daughter plus self--no husband John noted in
either 1865 or 1870, as he apparently died shortly after Elbert was
born. (And just as a by the way, evidently John M. and Elizabeth
(Knodle) Winders lived briefly in Iowa around 1858, since Bayard was
born in Iowa, whereas all the other kids were born in Illinois).
.//john
- From Mount Morris: Past and Present
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Sources - [S398] Family Hart Pennsylvania Dutch Genealogy, Nov 2002 (Reliability: 3).
- [S634] H.G. Kable, Mount Morris: Past and Present, (Higginson Book Company).
- [S720] Illinois Marriages, 1851-1900, (ancestry.com).
- [S991] Maryland, Births and Christenings, 1650-1995.
- [S203] Roger Cubs, Nov 2003 (Reliability: 3).
- [S858] Maryland Marriages, 1655-1850.
- [S398] Family Hart Pennsylvania Dutch Genealogy, Nov 2002 (Reliability: 3).