BIRTH/CHRISTENING: Check parish reg.
MARRIAGE: "
DEATH/BURIAL: Supplied from VCK chart and online IGI; need source.
ORDINANCES: B, E, SP redone in 9 Feb 1996 in Manti (online IGI, checked 2 Jun 2004). SS 1907, Film 170394, p. 305, ref. 10971; online IGI (Lars M.C. Christensen and Maren N. Thura proxies).NEED TO DOCUMENT THE REST.
NEED TO CHECK SOURCES.
ORDINANCES: B (04 Dec 2000) and E (1 May 2001) redone at Provo; online IGI under Karen Clausen (checked 2 Jun 2004).
34. Christen Andersen Svejgaard (C18)
BIRTH/CHRISTENING: Hundborg (and Jannerup) parish records (FHL 053064, p. 47a, #9. Only the christening date is given. One would expect this to have taken place in Hundborg church, since I Klitten (now Norre Vorupor, see Trap Danmark, 5th ed., 15.609) is in Hundborg parish; but Jannerup church is actually closer and the records were kept jointly.
BIRTH/CHRISTENING: Hundborg (and Jannerup) parish records (FHL 053064, p. 47a, #9. Only the christening date is given. One would expect this to have taken place in Hundborg church, since I Klitten (now Norre Vorupor, see Trap Danmark, 5th ed., 15.609) is in Hundborg parish; but Jannerup church is actually closer and the records were kept jointly.
35. Marie Christensdatter (C19)
BIRTH/CHRISTENING: Hundborg parish records (FHL 053064, p. 56a). Gives only date of christening in Hundborg church. Father appears as Christen Korsgaard. Since there was a Korsgaard in Hundborg parish (see Trap Danmark, 5th ed., 15.609), I assume that his name derives from the farm and that this is the place of birth.
DEATH/BURIAL:
ORDINANCES:BIRTH/CHRISTENING: Hundborg parish records (FHL 053064, p. 56a). Gives only date of christening in Hundborg church. Father appears as Christen Korsgaard. Since there was a Korsgaard in Hundborg parish (see Trap Danmark, 5th ed., 15.609), I assume that his name derives from the farm and that this is the place of birth.
DEATH/BURIAL:
ORDINANCES:
BIRTH/CHRISTENING: Gettrup parish records (FHL 053054, Bk. I, p. 164r). Name abbreviated (Jep.). VCK sheet gives birth date as 30 Dec; the date is for christening, however, and X3=13, not 30. Gad(e)gaard now lies in contiguous Helligso parish, but this is a Gettrup entry. Father is named (and bears the surname Gadgaard); mother is not. VCK sheet's "Kobberup" error for "Kobbero."
MARRIAGE(S): Gettrup parish records (ibid., Bk. 2, p. 284 top). Engaged 20 Mar 1777, married 18 Apr. Does not give ages or parents' names. Does give witnesses: Christen Madsen of Kobbero and Lars Larsen of Stausboll (Vestervig). VCK sheet lists a second marriage to Maren Larsen of Helligso. I have not been able to find this marriage; I speculate that since the patronym of Jeppe's first wife is spelled both LAURITZDATTER and LARSDATTER, someone has assumed that there were two different women.
DEATH/BURIAL: Gettrup parish records (FHL 053056, Bk. 7, p. 192, #7). Age 81.
ORDINANCES: VCK sheet shows "prob" by baptism date of 13 Nov.BIRTH/CHRISTENING: Gettrup parish records (FHL 053054, Bk. I, p. 164r). Name abbreviated (Jep.). VCK sheet gives birth date as 30 Dec; the date is for christening, however, and X3=13, not 30. Gad(e)gaard now lies in contiguous Helligso parish, but this is a Gettrup entry. Father is named (and bears the surname Gadgaard); mother is not. VCK sheet's "Kobberup" error for "Kobbero."
MARRIAGE(S): Gettrup parish records (ibid., Bk. 2, p. 284 top). Engaged 20 Mar 1777, married 18 Apr. Does not give ages or parents' names. Does give witnesses: Christen Madsen of Kobbero and Lars Larsen of Stausboll (Vestervig). VCK sheet lists a second marriage to Maren Larsen of Helligso. I have not been able to find this marriage; I speculate that since the patronym of Jeppe's first wife is spelled both LAURITZDATTER and LARSDATTER, someone has assumed that there were two different women.
DEATH/BURIAL: Gettrup parish records (FHL 053056, Bk. 7, p. 192, #7). Age 81.
ORDINANCES: VCK sheet shows "prob" by baptism date of 13 Nov.
BIRTH/CHRISTENING: Helligso parish records (FHL 053054, Bk. 1, p. 65). Gives parents' names. Date is for christening; VCK sheet's 13 for 30 Oct incorrect.
DEATH/BURIAL: Gettrup parish records (FHL 053056, Bk. 7, p. 208, #1). Ages 71 years, 8 mos.; listed as Maren Laursdatter. VCK death date 4 Feb 1821 is incorrect.
ORDINANCES: SP temple ord. card in possession of George S. Tate.
NB: date of SP illeg. on VCK.BIRTH/CHRISTENING: Helligso parish records (FHL 053054, Bk. 1, p. 65). Gives parents' names. Date is for christening; VCK sheet's 13 for 30 Oct incorrect.
DEATH/BURIAL: Gettrup parish records (FHL 053056, Bk. 7, p. 208, #1). Ages 71 years, 8 mos.; listed as Maren Laursdatter. VCK death date 4 Feb 1821 is incorrect.
ORDINANCES: NB: date of SP illeg. on VCK.
38. Christen Christensen Eskov (C22)
Daugther Mariane's marriage entry gives his name as Christen Eskow and his profession as "provinsator[?]."Daughter Mariane's marriage entry gives his name as Christen Eskow and his profession as "provinsator[?]."
39. Pouline Christensdatter Kaarsgaard (C23)
BIRTH/CHRISTENING:
DEATH/BURIAL:
ORDINANCES:
Daughter Mariane Christine's birth record shows that she was carried at christening by Anders Hasselberg's wife _________ (Giortou?) Christensdatter Kaarsgaard. This may be Pouline's sister; hence patronym. NEEDS CHECKING.BIRTH/CHRISTENING:
DEATH/BURIAL:
ORDINANCES:
N.B.: Daughter Mariane Christine's birth record shows that she was carried at christening by Anders Hasselberg's wife _________ (Giortou?) Christensdatter Kaarsgaard. This may be Pouline's sister; hence patronym. Needs checking.
40. Christen (C24)
Information only inferred from entry on wife and son in 1787 Census; FHL 039008; Bk. 57; Hvidbjerg v.Aa parish, Kjallerup family #4. Wife Karen Olesdatter had, by then married a Christen Jensen, who is listed as her son Christen Christensen's step father in the 1787 Census. The son's patronym
supplies this Christen's given name.
ORDINANCES: B, E, SS temple ordinance card in possession of George S. Tate.
BIRTH: Month and year calculated from age at death (see below) and in 1787 Census (see below).
MARRIAGES: 1) to Christen ?-sen before 1761 (birth of son Christen); 2) to Christen Jepsen before 1787. She appears in second marriage, with son Christen of first marriage, in 1787 Census at Kjallerup (family #4), Hvidbjerg v. Aa parish; FHL 039008; Bk. 57.
DEATH/BURIAL: Hvidbjerg v.Aa parish reg.; FHL 053079; Bk. 3; p. 31v. Christen Jepsen's wife of Kjallerup, age 75 yrs., 10 mos.
ORDINANCES: B, E, and SS (1) temple ordinance card in possession of George S. Tate. SS (2) cleared.BIRTH: Month and year calculated from age at death (see below) and in 1787 Census (see below).
MARRIAGES: 1) to Christen ?-sen before 1761 (birth of son Christen); 2) to Christen Jepsen before 1787. She appears in second marriage, with son Christen of first marriage, in 1787 Census at Kjallerup (family #4), Hvidbjerg v. Aa parish; FHL 039008; Bk. 57.
DEATH/BURIAL: Hvidbjerg v.Aa parish reg.; FHL 053079; Bk. 3; p. 31v. Christen Jepsen's wife of Kjallerup, age 75 yrs., 10 mos.
ORDINANCES:
BIRTH/CHRISTENING: Hundborg parish reg.; FHL 053064; Bk. 1; p. 92b; #6. Christened in contiguous Jannerup parish church. TR book (see ORD below) gives birthplace as Forby (next to Vorup).
MARRIAGE: Not listed in Hundborg 1761-73 or Jannerup 1760-75.
DEATH/BURIAL:
ORDNINANCES: B, E, and SP, TR Book of Else K. Christensen (BYU Archive,Virginia Keeler Collection); p. 48; #23 (E and SP stamped). SS ibid.; p. 51;#23 (stamped).BIRTH/CHRISTENING: Hundborg parish reg.; FHL 053064; Bk. 1; p. 92b; #6. Christened in contiguous Jannerup parish church. TR book (see ORD below) gives birthplace as Forby (next to Vorup).
MARRIAGE: Not listed in Hundborg 1761-73 or Jannerup 1760-75.
DEATH/BURIAL:
ORDNINANCES: B, E, and SP, TR Book of Else K. Christensen (BYU Archive, Virginia Keeler Collection); p. 48; #23 (E and SP stamped). SS ibid.; p. 51; #23 (stamped).
43. Inger Nielsdatter Mejlsoe (C27)
BIRTH/CHRISTENING: Jannerup parish reg.; FHL 053064; Bk. 1; p. 188b; #1.
NAME: Named Inger Nielsdatter in christening records of children 3 and 4, and Inger Mejelsoe in that for child 2.
MARRIAGE: Not listed in Hundborg 1761-73 or Jannerup 1760-75.
DEATH/BURIAL:
ORDNINANCES: B, E, and SS, TR Book of Else K. Christensen (BYU Archive, Virginia Keeler Collection), p. 51, #79 (SS stamped). SP ibid., p. 62, #79 (stamped).
BIRTH/CHRISTENING: Orum parish reg.; FHL 053079; Bk. 2; p. 9(1st)r. Damaged; of the date, only "..r [efter?] Jule" (after Christmas) is legible. I have maintained the 27 Dec date of the TR book, but cannot verify it more exactly than after Christmas in 1724. Since 26 Dec is St. Stephen's Day and 27 Dec St. John the Evangelist's---and liturgical dates are prefered when applicable---, it seems likely that "_ after Christmas" would refer to 28-30 Dec.
MARRIAGE: Orum parish reg.; FHL 053079; Bk. 2; p. 44v. 2 Nov: Jens Madsen and Johanne Andersdatter, ibid (=Orum church). Note that the previous listing (1 Jul) is for a Jens Madsen and Mette Nielsdatter. This is the entry chosen by mistake in the TR book (below). That Johanne Andersdatter is the correct wife is clear from her probate, 10 Mar 1778 (Vestervig Kloster Gods), where
she is listed as Jens Hvid's wife; FHL 041909; item 6; p. 185b. On Mette Nielsdatter, see HER husband Jens Madsen SKRAEDER's probate, 21 Nov 1785; ibid.; p. 264v.
DEATH/BURIAL: Orum parish reg.; FHL 053079; Bk. 3; p. 38a. Cause: old age. The day of death in March is lost; date of burial is 4 Apr.
ORDINANCES: B, E and SP, TR book of Else K. Christensen (BYU Archive,Virginia Keeler Collection); p. 44; #61 (SP stamped). SS, INCORRECTLY to Mette Nielsdatter; ibid.; p. 44; #91. SS, to Johanne Andersdatter, temple ordinance card in possession of George S. Tate.BIRTH/CHRISTENING: Orum parish reg.; FHL 053079; Bk. 2; p. 9(1st)r. Damaged; of the date, only "..r [efter?] Jule" (after Christmas) is legible. I have maintained the 27 Dec date of the TR book, but cannot verify it more exactly than after Christmas in 1724. Since 26 Dec is St. Stephen's Day and 27 Dec St. John the Evangelist's, it seems likely that "_ after Christmas" would refer to 28-30 Dec.
MARRIAGE: Orum parish reg.; FHL 053079; Bk. 2; p. 44v. 2 Nov: Jens Madsen and Johanne Andersdatter, ibid (=Orum church). Note that the previous listing (1 Jul) is for a Jens Madsen and Mette Nielsdatter. This is the entry chosen by mistake in the TR book (below). That Johanne Andersdatter is the correct wife is clear from her probate, 10 Mar 1778 (Vestervig Kloster Gods), where she is listed as Jens Hvid's wife; FHL 041909; item 6; p. 185b. On Mette Nielsdatter, see HER husband Jens Madsen SKRAEDER's probate, 21 Nov 1785; ibid.; p. 264v.
DEATH/BURIAL: Orum parish reg.; FHL 053079; Bk. 3; p. 38a. Cause: old age. The day of death in March is lost; date of burial is 4 Apr.
ORDINANCES: B, E and SP, TR book of Else K. Christensen (BYU Archive, Virginia Keeler Collection); p. 44; #61 (SP stamped). SS, INCORRECTLY to Mette Nielsdatter; ibid.; p. 44; #91. MT? for E is because LMC and EK did much work in SL early in 1909.
45. Johanne Andersdatter (C29)
BIRTH/CHRISTENING: Estimated date from marriage (1756) and 18 year period of childbearing. There are several competing Johanne Andersdatters in this parish, but only two birth entries: 1) in 1722 (d. 1753), 2) in 1731 (FHL 053079; Bk. 2; p. 10v. The year and place would be perfect, but that Johanne seems to be the one who died at Tolbol, Lodbjerg parish in 1800, and who had a child Ide in 1755 (d. 1762)--the name of her older sister (d. 1740). The 1731 birth is therefore unlikely to be our Johanne.
MARRIAGE: Orum parish reg.; FHL 053079; Bk. 2; p. 44v. 2 Nov: Jens Madsen and Johanne Andersdatter, ibid (=Orum church). Note that the previous listing (1 Jul) is for a Jens Madsen and Mette Nielsdatter. This is the entry chosen for her husband by mistake in the TR book (below).
DEATH/BURIAL: Orum parish reg.; FHL 053079; Bk. 2; p. 83v, line 8. Record faded: (2)7 (or 24?) Nov, Jens Hvid's wife, no age given. Johanne's probate, which identifies her husband and lists her children, is dated 10 Mar 1778 (Vestervig Kloster Gods); FHL 041909; item 6; p. 185b.
ORDINANCES: B, E, SS, temple ordinance cards in possession of George S. Tate.BIRTH/CHRISTENING: Estimated date from marriage (1756) and 18 year period of childbearing. There are several competing Johanne Andersdatters in this parish, but only two birth entries: 1) in 1722 (d. 1753), 2) in 1731 (FHL 053079; Bk. 2; p. 10v. The year and place would be perfect, but that Johanne seems to be the one who died at Tolbol, Lodbjerg parish in 1800, and who had a child Ide in 1755 (d. 1762)--the name of her older sister (d. 1740). The 1731 birth is therefore unlikely to be our Johanne.
MARRIAGE: Orum parish reg.; FHL 053079; Bk. 2; p. 44v. 2 Nov: Jens Madsen and Johanne Andersdatter, ibid (=Orum church). Note that the previous listing (1 Jul) is for a Jens Madsen and Mette Nielsdatter. This is the entry chosen for her husband by mistake in the TR book (below).
DEATH/BURIAL: Orum parish reg.; FHL 053079; Bk. 2; p. 83v, line 8. Record faded: (2)7 (or 24?) Nov, Jens Hvid's wife, no age given. Johanne's probate, which identifies her husband and lists her children, is dated 10 Mar 1778 (Vestervig Kloster Gods); FHL 041909; item 6; p. 185b.
ORDINANCES:
46. Anders Christensen Orum (C30)
BIRTH/CHRISTENING: Not in Hvidbjerg (Refs) births, which begin 1730. Since he is known both as Anders Christensen and Anders Orum, he may be originally from Orum. Year calculated from death entry (below).
MARRIAGES: 1) to Else Jensdatter; Hvidbjerg parish reg.; FHL 053074; Bk. 1; p. 42r; col. 2; #2 (1740). She is from Helligkildegaard; their residence Flovlev. 2) to Dorthe Christensdatter; ibid.; Bk. 1; p. 44r; #8 (1767). He is from Flovlev, she from Styvel; their residence is Flovlev.
DEATH/BURIAL: Hvidbjerg (Refs) parish reg.; FHL 053074; Bk. 2; p. 290; #12 (1785). Anders Christensen of Flovlev, age 72.
PROBATES: There are probates on both of Anders' wives. 1) on Else Jensdatter, 11 Jun 1767 (Helligkildegaard gods); FHL 041663; item 6; Bk. 1; pp. 40r-40v. 2) on Dorthe Christensdatter, 29 Jan 1780; ibid.; p. 92r. This one lists survivng children.
ORDINANCES: B, E, SP, SS temple ord. card in possession of George S. Tate.BIRTH/CHRISTENING: Not in Hvidbjerg (Refs) births, which begin 1730. Since he is known both as Anders Christensen and Anders Orum, he may be originally from Orum. Year calculated from death entry (below).
MARRIAGES: 1) to Else Jensdatter; Hvidbjerg parish reg.; FHL 053074; Bk. 1; p. 42r; col. 2; #2 (1740). She is from Helligkildegaard; their residence Flovlev. 2) to Dorthe Christensdatter; ibid.; Bk. 1; p. 44r; #8 (1767). He is from Flovlev, she from Styvel; their residence is Flovlev.
DEATH/BURIAL: Hvidbjerg (Refs) parish reg.; FHL 053074; Bk. 2; p. 290; #12 (1785). Anders Christensen of Flovlev, age 72.
PROBATES: There are probates on both of Anders' wives. 1) on Else Jensdatter, 11 Jun 1767 (Helligkildegaard gods); FHL 041663; item 6; Bk. 1; pp. 40r-40v. 2) on Dorthe Christensdatter, 29 Jan 1780; ibid.; p. 92r. This one lists surviving children.
ORDINANCES:
47. Dorthe Christensdatter (31w2)
BIRTH/CHRISTENING: Hvidbjerg (Refs) parish reg.; FHL 053074; Bk. 1; p. 6v; col. 1. First letter of mother's name unclear: (E)del.
MARRIAGE: Hvidbjerg (Refs) parish reg.; FHL 053074; Bk. 1; p. 44r; #8 (1767). He is from Flovle(v), she from Styvel; their residence Flovlev.
DEATH/BURIAL: Hvidbjerg (Refs) parish reg.; FHL 053074; Bk. 1; p. 36v; col. 2; #35. Gives her age as 39 yrs, 2 mos, 11 days, which would calculate as 12 Oct 1740, rather than her birth entry's 6 Aug 1741. But the combination of her own probate (29 Jan 1780, Helligkildegaard gods), from which approximate date of death can be inferred, and her uncle Anders Hindsels' probate (2nd entry, 22 Dec 1778, Hindsels gods), in which she is listed with father and husband, shows that the birth and death entries here cited are correct, and that the age given in the death entry is not. See, respectively, FHL 041663; item 6; Bk. 1; p. 92r; and FHL 41672; Bk. 1; p. 235v.
ORDINANCES: None.
BIRTH/CHRISTENING: Hvidbjerg (Refs) parish reg.; FHL 053074; Bk. 1; p. 6v; col. 1. First letter of mother's name unclear: (E)del.
MARRIAGE: Hvidbjerg (Refs) parish reg.; FHL 053074; Bk. 1; p. 44r; #8 (1767). He is from Flovle(v), she from Styvel; their residence Flovlev.
DEATH/BURIAL: Hvidbjerg (Refs) parish reg.; FHL 053074; Bk. 1; p. 36v; col. 2; #35. Gives her age as 39 yrs, 2 mos, 11 days, which would calculate as 12 Oct 1740, rather than her birth entry's 6 Aug 1741. But the combination of her own probate (29 Jan 1780, Helligkildegaard gods), from which approximate date of death can be inferred, and her uncle Anders Hindsels' probate (2nd entry,
22 Dec 1778, Hindsels gods), in which she is listed with father and husband, shows that the birth and death entries here cited are correct, and that the age given in the death entry is not. See, respectively, FHL 041663; item 6; Bk. 1; p. 92r; and FHL 41672; Bk. 1; p. 235v.
ORDINANCES: B, E, SP temple ord. card in possession of George S. Tate.
48. General Joseph Bartholomew
SOURCES:
1. Joseph Bartholomew Family; A Genealogical Collection; Lavon Bartholomew Olsen; GS 2056065, items #10-12.
2. Genealogical Collection; Marie Barthlomew Larsen; GS 1598375, item #14.
3. Pedigree Charts of Calvin Henry Bartholomew; GS 1421963, item #7.
4. Record of the Bartholomew Family: Historical, Genealogical and Biographical; George Bartholomew Wells; published 1885, Austin, Texas; GS 301118, item #1 (pp. 497, 498, 509, 510).
5. "General Joseph Bartholomew", by George Pence, Columbus, Indiana, 15 Mar 1896, "Indiana Magazine of History" (Indiana University), Vol. 14, No. 4, Dec. 1918, pp. 287-303; copy in poss of W. Bart Christenson, Provo, Utah.
6. "General Jos. Bartholomew--Forgotten Warrior", by Wesley Garber, (private printing 1962, 22 pp.); GS 1320815, item #43; copy in poss of W. Bart Christenson, Provo, Utah.
7. General Joseph Bartholomew: personal histories, his descendants, his children, his ancestors, by Emmeline Chatterton McKay; GS 2055415, item #6.
8. Two original newspaper articles re Bartholomew Family in the Spencer Owen Public Library, Spencer, Indiana; GS 1313104, item #6.
9. Genealogical Reports to Bartholomew Family, "Ancestry of General Joseph Bartholomew (1766)", by George F. Tate, 23 Jan 1969 (9 pp.), and 2 Nov 1968 (1 p.); copies in poss of W. Bart Christenson, Provo, Utah.
10. Service in War of American Revolution as an Indian scout (age 14): "Private in Captain Jonathan Rowland's Company, Tradyffren County, Pennsylvania, Militia 1780 (from War Dept. 184825), taken from Proceedings of the North Dakota Bar Association from Sept. 19, 1899 to 1904, p.57: Joseph Bartholomew, National No. 99409 in War of American Revolution." (This information was obtained from an application for membership in the Daughters of the American Revolution, National Number 516794, 8 Feb 1966, for Jean Idell McNaught; copy in poss of W. Bart Christenson, Provo, Utah.)
11. "Genealogical Record of McNaught-Franklin-Bartholomew Families", by Virginia Eliza Hodges McNaught, GS 631.
12. Temple Index Bureau Cards (TIB cards) at FHL, Salt Lake City, Utah.
13. Manti Temple: Sealings of Children to Parents, 1888-1944, GS 170494, Bk C, pp. 452-453.
14. Bartholomew family temple record books, 1883-1949, GS 982381, items #6-9.RESIDENCES: See sources #5 & 6 above:
US Migration 1: 1771, Removed to Laurel Hill,, of Western Pennsylvania.
US Migration 2: 1788, Removed to the "Falls of the Ohio", near Louisville, Kentucky.
US Migration 3: 1797, Removed to Clark's Grant, Indiana Territory.
US Migration 4: 1831, Removed to McLean County, Illinois.OCCUPATIONS: Hunter/trapper, Indian scout/fighter, soldier (Revolutionary War, multiple frontier encounters, Battle of Tippecanoe, War of 1812; confirmed as Major General by U.S. Senate on 17 Jan 1816), farmer, land surveyor, state legislator (representative and senator), county commissioner, national political campaigner, Master Mason. (See sources #5, 6, 10 above).
PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS: "General Bartholomew was not large of stature, weighing about 140 pounds, 5 feet-8 inches in height, with a form as straight as an arrow, and a very dark complextion. At the time of his death (age 74), his hair was as white as snow..." (Source #5 above, p. 301).
PERSONAL CHARACTERISTICS: "..[he had] native modesty; that he seldom made mention of his acts, and that it required some effort to persuade him to relate any of his adventures, even to his children." (Source #5, p. 288). "General Bartholomew was not a member of any church, but was a constant attendant of the Presbyterian....he was one of the most moral men....he could not brook a vulgar or profane word from any man." (Source #5, p. 302).
DEATH: "...the prolonged horseback exercise during the campaign (national political campaigning) had been too severe for him, having aggravated a chronic trouble, the inflammation of the bladder, and returning to his home he became violently ill...and died the next morning at one o'clock." (Source #5 above, p. 6).
BURIED: Clarksville Cemetery, near Lexington, McLean, Illinois.
SOURCES:
1. Joseph Bartholomew Family; A Genealogical Collection; Lavon Bartholomew Olsen; GS 2056065, items #10-12.
2. Genealogical Collection; Marie Barthlomew Larsen; GS 1598375, item #14.
3. Pedigree Charts of Calvin Henry Bartholomew; GS 1421963, item #7.
4. Record of the Bartholomew Family: Historical, Genealogical and Biographical; George Bartholomew Wells; published 1885, Austin, Texas; GS 301118, item #1 (pp. 497, 498, 509, 510).
5. "General Joseph Bartholomew", by George Pence, Columbus, Indiana, 15 Mar 1896, "Indiana Magazine of History" (Indiana University), Vol. 14, No. 4, Dec. 1918, pp. 287-303; copy in poss of W. Bart Christenson, Provo, Utah.
6. "General Jos. Bartholomew--Forgotten Warrior", by Wesley Garber, (private printing 1962, 22 pp.); GS 1320815, item #43; copy in poss of W. Bart Christenson, Provo, Utah.
7. General Joseph Bartholomew: personal histories, his descendants, his children, his ancestors, by Emmeline Chatterton McKay; GS 2055415, item #6.
8. Two original newspaper articles re Bartholomew Family in the Spencer Owen Public Library, Spencer, Indiana; GS 1313104, item #6.
9. Genealogical Reports to Bartholomew Family, "Ancestry of General Joseph Bartholomew (1766)", by George F. Tate, 23 Jan 1969 (9 pp.), and 2 Nov 1968 (1 p.); copies in poss of W. Bart Christenson, Provo, Utah.
10. Service in War of American Revolution as an Indian scout (age 14): "Private in Captain Jonathan Rowland's Company, Tradyffren County, Pennsylvania, Militia 1780 (from War Dept. 184825), taken from Proceedings of the North Dakota Bar Association from Sept. 19, 1899 to 1904, p.57: Joseph Bartholomew, National No. 99409 in War of American Revolution." (This information was obtained from an application for membership in the Daughters of the American Revolution, National Number 516794, 8 Feb 1966, for Jean Idell McNaught; copy in poss of W. Bart Christenson, Provo, Utah.)
11. "Genealogical Record of McNaught-Franklin-Bartholomew Families", by Virginia Eliza Hodges McNaught, GS 631.
12. Temple Index Bureau Cards (TIB cards) at FHL, Salt Lake City, Utah.
13. Manti Temple: Sealings of Children to Parents, 1888-1944, GS 170494, Bk C, pp. 452-453.
14. Bartholomew family temple record books, 1883-1949, GS 982381, items #6-9.RESIDENCES: See sources #5 & 6 above:
US Migration 1: 1771, Removed to Laurel Hill,, of Western Pennsylvania.
US Migration 2: 1788, Removed to the "Falls of the Ohio", near Louisville, Kentucky.
US Migration 3: 1797, Removed to Clark's Grant, Indiana Territory.
US Migration 4: 1831, Removed to McLean County, Illinois.OCCUPATIONS: Hunter/trapper, Indian scout/fighter, soldier (Revolutionary War, multiple frontier encounters, Battle of Tippecanoe, War of 1812; confirmed as Major General by U.S. Senate on 17 Jan 1816), farmer, land surveyor, state legislator (representative and senator), county commissioner, national political campaigner, Master Mason. (See sources #5, 6, 10 above).
PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS: "General Bartholomew was not large of stature, weighing about 140 pounds, 5 feet-8 inches in height, with a form as straight as an arrow, and a very dark complextion. At the time of his death (age 74), his hair was as white as snow..." (Source #5 above, p. 301).
PERSONAL CHARACTERISTICS: "..[he had] native modesty; that he seldom made mention of his acts, and that it required some effort to persuade him to relate any of his adventures, even to his children." (Source #5, p. 288). "General Bartholomew was not a member of any church, but was a constant attendant of the Presbyterian....he was one of the most moral men....he could not brook a vulgar or profane word from any man." (Source #5, p. 302).
DEATH: "...the prolonged horseback exercise during the campaign (national political campaigning) had been too severe for him, having aggravated a chronic trouble, the inflammation of the bladder, and returning to his home he became violently ill...and died the next morning at one o'clock." (Source #5 above, p. 6).
BURIED: Clarksville Cemetery, near Lexington, McLean, Illinois.
SOURCES:
1. Joseph Bartholomew Family; A Genealogical Collection; Lavon Bartholomew Olsen; GS 2056065, items #10-12.
2. Genealogical Collection; Marie Barthlomew Larsen; GS 1598375, item #14.
3. Pedigree Charts of Calvin Henry Bartholomew; GS 1421963, item #7.
4. Record of the Bartholomew Family: Historical, Genealogical and Biographical; George Bartholomew Wells; published 1885, Austin, Texas; GS 301118, item #1 (pp. 497, 498, 509, 510)
5. Peckinpaughs, Pickenpaughs, Beckenbaughs, Peckinpahs, and Peckenpaughs: descendants of Johann Adam & Anna Maria Beckenback, by Edwin Theodore Brace; GS 1597980, item #8, or GS 1036694, item #4.
6. Temple Index Bureau Cards (TIB cards) at FHL, Salt Lake City, Utah.
7. Manti Temple: Sealings of Children to Parents, 1888-1944, GS 170494, Bk C, pp. 452-453.
8. Bartholomew family temple record books, 1883-1949, GS 982381, items #6-9.
9. 1810 US Census: Green County, Pennsylvania, volume 8, p. 24 (see Index to 1810 Census of Pennsylvania; GS 496937, item #2).
10. Green County, Pennsylvania: Warrenties of Land, Series 3, Volume 26, p. 594, 4-8-75 (see Warrenties of Land in the several counties of the State of Pennsylvania, 1730-1898; GS 824436, item #1).
11. Tax Lists: Green County, Pennsylvania, 1781-1784, series 3, volume 128, p. 23.
12. Family Group Record sheet for Peter Pickenpaugh, Sr. (about 1735); copy in poss. of W. Bart Christenson, Provo, Utah.SOURCES:
1. Joseph Bartholomew Family; A Genealogical Collection; Lavon Bartholomew Olsen; GS 2056065, items #10-12.
2. Genealogical Collection; Marie Barthlomew Larsen; GS 1598375, item #14.
3. Pedigree Charts of Calvin Henry Bartholomew; GS 1421963, item #7.
4. Record of the Bartholomew Family: Historical, Genealogical and Biographical; George Bartholomew Wells; published 1885, Austin, Texas; GS 301118, item #1 (pp. 497, 498, 509, 510)
5. Peckinpaughs, Pickenpaughs, Beckenbaughs, Peckinpahs, and Peckenpaughs: descendants of Johann Adam & Anna Maria Beckenback, by Edwin Theodore Brace; GS 1597980, item #8, or GS 1036694, item #4.
6. Temple Index Bureau Cards (TIB cards) at FHL, Salt Lake City, Utah.
7. Manti Temple: Sealings of Children to Parents, 1888-1944, GS 170494, Bk C, pp. 452-453.
8. Bartholomew family temple record books, 1883-1949, GS 982381, items #6-9.
9. 1810 US Census: Green County, Pennsylvania, volume 8, p. 24 (see Index to 1810 Census of Pennsylvania; GS 496937, item #2).
10. Green County, Pennsylvania: Warrenties of Land, Series 3, Volume 26, p. 594, 4-8-75 (see Warrenties of Land in the several counties of the State of Pennsylvania, 1730-1898; GS 824436, item #1).
11. Tax Lists: Green County, Pennsylvania, 1781-1784, series 3, volume 128, p. 23.
12. Family Group Record sheet for Peter Pickenpaugh, Sr. (about 1735); copy in poss. of W. Bart Christenson, Provo, Utah.
50. George McNaught
SOURCES:
1. "Genealogical Record of McNaught-Franklin-Bartholomew Families", by Virginia Eliza Hodges McNaught, GS 631.
2. McNaught family tree, prepared by David T. McNaught, GS 1313128, item #12.
3. Genealogical Collection; Marie Barthlomew Larsen; GS 1598375, item #14.
4. Record of the Bartholomew Family: Historical, Genealogical and Biographical; George Bartholomew Wells; published 1885, Austin, Texas; GS 301118, item #1.
5. General Joseph Bartholomew: personal histories, his descendants, his children, his ancestors, by Emmeline Chatterton McKay; GS 2055415, item #6.
6. Family tradition holds that George McNaught was born in Scotland, immigrated to Ireland in 1781 (where he married Martha Wooden the same year), lived in Trione Parish, Toronto, Ireland after 1786 (at which place their children were all born), and where he died in 1789; see source #1, above.
7. Family Group Sheet Record submitted by Minnie B. Edwards (based on information obtained from source #1, above); copy in poss of W. Bart Christenson, Provo, Utah.SOURCES:
1. "Genealogical Record of McNaught-Franklin-Bartholomew Families", by Virginia Eliza Hodges McNaught, GS 631.
2. McNaught family tree, prepared by David T. McNaught, GS 1313128, item #12.
3. Genealogical Collection; Marie Barthlomew Larsen; GS 1598375, item #14.
4. Record of the Bartholomew Family: Historical, Genealogical and Biographical; George Bartholomew Wells; published 1885, Austin, Texas; GS 301118, item #1.
5. General Joseph Bartholomew: personal histories, his descendants, his children, his ancestors, by Emmeline Chatterton McKay; GS 2055415, item #6.
6. Family tradition holds that George McNaught was born in Scotland, immigrated to Ireland in 1781 (where he married Martha Wooden the same year), lived in Trione Parish, Toronto, Ireland after 1786 (at which place their children were all born), and where he died in 1789; see source #1, above.
7. Family Group Sheet Record submitted by Minnie B. Edwards (based on information obtained from source #1, above); copy in poss of W. Bart Christenson, Provo, Utah.
51. Martha Wooden
SOURCES:
1. "Genealogical Record of McNaught-Franklin-Bartholomew Families", by Virginia Eliza Hodges McNaught, GS 631.
2. McNaught family tree, prepared by David T. McNaught, GS 1313128, item #12.
3. Genealogical Collection; Marie Barthlomew Larsen; GS 1598375, item #14.
4. Record of the Bartholomew Family: Historical, Genealogical and Biographical; George Bartholomew Wells; published 1885, Austin, Texas; GS 301118, item #1.
5. General Joseph Bartholomew: personal histories, his descendants, his children, his ancestors, by Emmeline Chatterton McKay; GS 2055415, item #6.
6. Family tradition holds that Martha Wooden immigrated to America about 1791 (as a widowed mother with six children), and that she was age 70 at the time of her death; see source #1, above
7. Family Group Sheet Record submitted by Minnie B. Edwards (based on information obtained from source #1, above); copy in poss of W. Bart Christenson, Provo, Utah..SOURCES:
1. "Genealogical Record of McNaught-Franklin-Bartholomew Families", by Virginia Eliza Hodges McNaught, GS 631.
2. McNaught family tree, prepared by David T. McNaught, GS 1313128, item #12.
3. Genealogical Collection; Marie Barthlomew Larsen; GS 1598375, item #14.
4. Record of the Bartholomew Family: Historical, Genealogical and Biographical; George Bartholomew Wells; published 1885, Austin, Texas; GS 301118, item #1.
5. General Joseph Bartholomew: personal histories, his descendants, his children, his ancestors, by Emmeline Chatterton McKay; GS 2055415, item #6.
6. Family tradition holds that Martha Wooden immigrated to America about 1791 (as a widowed mother with six children), and that she was age 70 at the time of her death; see source #1, above
7. Family Group Sheet Record submitted by Minnie B. Edwards (based on information obtained from source #1, above); copy in poss of W. Bart Christenson, Provo, Utah..
52. Stutson BENSON
SOURCES:
1. "Records of Benjamin Benson Family", in Polly Benson Bartholomew's Bible records, read as follows: "Benjamin Benson was the son of Stuttson Benson, who was the son of William Benson. He was born on Thursday, August 3rd 1773 in the State of New York, U.S.A. He was married to 'Kezia Messinger' on the 15th day of December 1795, and died on the 8th day of October 1846 (being 73 years, 2 months and 5 days old) in Mendon, Adams Co. Illinois..."; copy in poss of W. Bart Christenson, Provo, Utah.
2. "An Emerson-Benson Saga" by Edmund K. Swigart; Gateway Press, Baltimore, 1994; 929.273 Em33s- JSMB US/CAN Book; 718 pp. with maps, pictures, index, extensive bibliography (pp. 639-657), along with discussion of 194 allied lines (including Marsh, Lewis, Stetson, and Ellis); see specifically pp. 50-52.
3. "Re-Union of the Sons and Daughters of the Old Town of Pompey...."; 974.765/P1 H2r; p.207: ".... The father of Mr. Benson [Peter Benson], came a few years later; his name was Stutson Benson, was a farmer, and resided in Pompey till his death, which occurred in 1820. One incident of his life is worthy of note. At the time of his marriage, he was unable to read or write; like Andrew Johnson, he learned his alphabet of his wife; he became a well read man, particularly in the Bible, and occasionally engaged in preaching the Gospel; much of his writing is now in possession of A. P. Benson, of Pompey, and is a neat legible hand with correct orthography...."; copy of page in poss of W. Bart Christenson, Provo, Utah.
53. Bathsheba LEWIS
SOURCES:
1. "An Emerson-Benson Saga" by Edmund K. Swigart; Gateway Press, Baltimore, 1994; 929.273 Em33s- JSMB US/CAN Book; 718 pp. with maps, pictures, index, extensive bibliography (pp. 639-657), along with discussion of 194 allied lines (including Marsh, Lewis, Stetson, and Ellis); see specifically pp.50-52.
54. Joseph Messenger
SOURCES:
1. "The Messenger Family in the Colony of Connecticut...and Allied Families"; Nettie Post Wright and Nettie Wright Adams; T. B. Simonds, Inc., West Hartford, Connecticut, 1963; 929.273 M562w (JSMB); containing historical summaries, copies of wills/testaments, and biographical sources in a somewhat complicated, but, in the end, helpful format; see specifically pp. 11-17.RESIDENCES/AVOCATIONS (as per Source #1 above):
1741: Born in Simsbury, Hartford, Connecticut
1742: The family relocated to West Simsbury ("a wilderness"), becoming the area's first landowners
About 1762: Married Jemima Barber of Simsbury, Hartford, Connecticut
He worked as a carpenter, and "stood over six feet in height; he and his nine brothers were
"remarkably strong and robust, and were known as "expert woodsmen and hunters"
1776: Served in the Revolutionary War for a short time, at New York in the 18th Regiment of Militia
with Captain Brown's Company, 19 Aug 1776 to 26 Sep 1776
1782: With wife & children, moved to Otis, Berkshire, Massachusetts, where they resided 9 years
1791: Then moved to Delaware County, Pennsylvania, where he evidently later died
55. Jemima Barber
SOURCES:
1. "The Messenger Family in the Colony of Connecticut...and Allied Families"; Nettie Post Wright and Nettie Wright Adams; T. B. Simonds, Inc., West Hartford, Connecticut, 1963; 929.273 M562w (JSMB); containing historical summaries, copies of wills/testaments, and biographical sources in a somewhat complicated, but, in the end, helpful format; see specifically pp. 11-17.RESIDENCES/AVOCATIONS (as per Source #1 above):
1741: Born in Simsbury, Hartford, Connecticut
About 1762: Married Joseph Messenger of Simsbury, Hartford, Connecticut
1782: With husband & family moved to Otis, Berkshire, Massachusetts, where they resided 9 years
1791: Then moved to Delaware County, Pennsylvania, where she evidently later died
LEGEND: All source notes are arranged in the same order, using sevenfields:
!TAG: the title of record; years covered in record; vol., call no. orcode,
etc., including in brackets [] researchers's extraction number, ifapplicable;
page, line or entry number; name and address where record was found; dateof
search, researcher and comments. Note: Each field following the !TAG:is
followed by a semi-colon, even ifempty.CHRISTENING:
MARRIAGE: Holy Trinity, Hull, PE158/23[13]; No.74702 pg 90; EastRiding
Archive Office, County Hall, Beverley, England HU17 9BA; ElaineHarris/Sue
Laing, 25 Jun 1996. Copy of the certified record in researchers'possession.
Record reads. "John Gill of this Parish Cordwainer and Ann Thornton ofthe
same parish, Spinster, Married in this Church by Banns. This 26 April1789 By
me Robt Webster Curate. This marriage was solemnized between us: JohnGill
and Ann Thornton's (x) mark In the Presense of John Gill and JaneGill."DEATH-BURIAL:
59. Ann Thornton
LEGEND: All source notes are arranged in the same order, using sevenfields:
!TAG: the title of record; years covered in record; vol., call no. orcode,
etc., including in brackets [] researchers's extraction number, ifapplicable;
page, line or entry number; name and address where record was found; dateof
search, researcher and comments. Note: Each field following the !TAG:is
followed by a semi-colon, even ifempty.CHRISTENING:
MARRIAGE: Holy Trinity, Hull, PE158/23[13]; No.74702 pg 90; EastRiding
Archive Office, County Hall, Beverley, England HU17 9BA; ElaineHarris/Sue
Laing, 25 Jun 1996. Copy of the certified record in researchers'possession.
Record reads. "John Gill of this Parish Cordwainer and Ann Thornton ofthe
same parish, Spinster, Married in this Church by Banns. This 26 April1789 By
me Robt Webster Curate. This marriage was solemnized between us: JohnGill
and Ann Thornton's (x) mark In the Presense of John Gill and JaneGill."DEATH-BURIAL:
60. Christopher Waslen Sr. (labourer)
LEGEND: All source notes are arranged in the same order, using sevenfields:
!TAG: the title of record; years covered in record; vol., call no. orcode,
etc., including in brackets [] researchers's extraction number, ifapplicable;
page, line or entry number; name and address where record was found; dateof
search, researcher and comments. Note: Each field following the !TAG:is
followed by a semi-colon, even ifempty.CHRISTENING: No christening record has been located for him in theEast
Riding Parishes that we have searched to date. In the 1720's thegreatest
number of Waslins is concentrated in North Cave whre we found earlyWaslins,
where we found a possible entry for his father - also a Christopher.His
christening maynot have been recorded or he may have been born ina
neighboring parish we have not yetsearched.MARRIAGE: South Cave Parish Christening, Marriages, Burials;1727-1778;
PE145/3[9];; East Riding Archive Office, County Hall, Beverley, England,HU17
9BA; 15 Jul 1996, Elaine Harris/Sue Laing found the following record:"1752,
Chris. Waslin & Anne Bradly of Broof: Wed April 2nd." 9 November1994
Joanne/Ben Bloxham also found thisentry.MARRIAGE: #2: Hessle Parish Record; 1754-1790; PE194/17[4];;EastRiding
Archive Office, County Hall, Beverley, England, HU17 9BA; 4 Jul 1996,Sue
Laing/Elaine Harris found the following record: "Christopher Wasling &Hannah
Mansfield, widow, both of this parish, were married in this Church bylicense
this twenty seventh day of September in the Year of our Lord 1789 by me:Jn
Watson, curate. This marriage was solemnized between us Chirst: WaslingX his
mark and Hannah Mansfield X her mark. In the presence of Joseph Muth,Francis
Hall, William Riplingham."DEATH-BURIAL: Hessle Parish Register; 1795-1812; PE194/5[3];; EastRiding
Archive Office, County Hall, Beverley, England, HU17 9BA; 6 Jun 1996,Sue
Laing/Elaine Harris found this record: "Chris: Waslin, Pauper 3 Feb 1809"9
Nov 1994 Joanne/Ben Bloxham originally found thisrecord.LDS ORDINANCES: His temple ordinance work was done in the name "Mr.Waslin" by
J.E.Metcalf, Jr.
61. Anne Bradley
LEGEND: All source notes are arranged in the same order, using sevenfields:
!TAG: the title of record; years covered in record; vol., call no. orcode,
etc., including in brackets [] researchers's extraction number, ifapplicable;
page, line or entry number; name and address where record was found; dateof
search, researcher and comments. Note: Each field following the !TAG:is
followed by a semi-colon, even ifempty.MARRIAGE: South Cave Parish Christening, Marriages, Burials;1727-1778;
PE145/3[9];; East Riding Archive Office, County Hall, Beverley, England,HU17
9BA; 15 Jul 1996, Elaine Harris/Sue Laing found the following record:"1742,
Chris. Waslin & Anne Bradly of Broof: Wed April 2nd." 9 November1994
Joanne/Ben Bloxham also found thisentry.DEATH-BURIAL: Hessle Parish Register; 1750-1795; PE194/4[7];; EastRiding
Archive Office, County Hall, Beverley, England, HU17 9BA; 5 Jun 1996,Sue
Laing/Elaine Harris found this burial record: "Ann wife of Chris:rWaslin,
pauper, March 18th 1789." 9 Nov 1994 Joanne/Ben Bloxham originally foundthis
record.LDS ORDINANCES: Her temple ordinance work was done in the name "Mrs.Waslin"
by M. Bown.