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1 William Reed BEATTY 03 Oct 1827 03 Jan 1913
OBITUARY: An Aged Man Gone
Died at his home near Fordsville, Ohio County, Kentucky, January 3, 1913, after a short illness. William R. BEATTY, the oldest brother of the late M. M. and A. J. BEATTY, of this county. Uncle Billie was born in Grayson County, October 3, 1827, being 85 years and 9 months old on the day of his death. Besides a wife 82 years old, and six children, he leaves one brother J. R. BEATTY of Breckinridge, two half brothers, Tram BEATTY of Breckinridge Co. and Henry BEATTY of Ohio County. His remains were laid to rest January 4 in the old family burying ground in Hancock County. We extend sympathy to the bereaved family and relatives. May their loss be his gain.
 		William Reed Beatty
 
2 Died of complications after having his gall bladder removed. He went into the hospital after taking too much medication for excess water in his system.  Charles Roy Blanchard
 
3 Died of Diphtheria Hazel Blanchard
 
4 Died from Inflamation of the Lungs Thelma Lucile Blanchard
 
5 Christening Jan 13,1673 in Snaptwell, York Co, England Elizabeth Cooper
 
6 1850 Federal Census Michigan, Genesee, Flint Louise Croff
 
7 Also spelled Delawder Mary Delawter
 
8 According to the Shenandoah County, Virginia Minute Book, on March 10, 1800, Mary Delawter charged Elijah Evans as being the father of her bastard child, and Evans was order to pay 80 dollars. The last will and testament of Lawrence Delawter, the father of Mary Delawter, included Elijah Evans in his will. The family tree that I have in my possession shows Elijah Evans and Rosanne Delawter as being the father and mother of Elijah Evans and that he was adopted by them, however there is no documentation supporting the family tree. Elijah Evans
 
9 Buried in Floral Hill Cem., Hoopeston, Ill Elijah Evans
 
10 JOHNSTON JOSEPH LONEY JOHNSTON MARION B THEYHAND 00 XXX 1895  Marion Fahan
 
11 Buried in Floral Hill Cem. Hoopeston , Ill Mary Ann Flack
 
12 Jane (Green) Tomlinson came on the ship Henry Clay from Liverpool, England. Aged 27, wife, arrived on May 15,1856 Jane Green
 
13 Captured by the indians about 1759, along with his brothers, Jacob and Gabrial. Taken to Scioto area in what is now Ohio, where his younger brother Gabrial died the first winter. Christopher and Jacob were finally released along with about 200 other settlers in about 1765.

His mother and four sisters were killed by the indians during the capture. His father had previously died or escaped, depending on which version of the story you believe. 		Christopher Halterman
 
14 Alice Hanlon, spinster, aged 20, arrived in New York City on May 16, 1860 aboard the ship Australia from Liverpool England. Born in Ireland. Alice Hanlon
 
15 1850 Federal Census Michigan, Genesee, Flint David Tupper
 
16 1860 Census Michigan, Genesee, Flint Edward M Tupper
 
17 1900 Federal Census Michigan, Ogemaw, Edwards Mason L Tupper
 
18 Died Nov 17,1871 aged 61 years  George Vance
 
19 Henry Vance moved to Michigan from Tonawanda, New York in about 1890. Some of Henry's and Matilda's children stayed there. The family picture shows the ones who came to Michigan with them. Henry owned a cheese factory in New York. One of the daughters who stayed in New York married a man who manufactured pre-cut homes. They shipped a home to Henry and Matilda. Henry Vance