An excerpt from

Dunavan Book, II

by J. R. Dunavan

contributed to oregonpioneers.com by J. R. Dunavan

Page 25

1816

June 25th, It was in Christian County, Kentucky that a Randolph County North Carolina native

John Pugh, Jr., (1779-1822), weds one Mary "Polly" Dunnavan(1789-1872), a (proven) daughter

of Rockingham County Virginian Veteran named William Dunnavan. As the data records all of

the Methodist persuasion, as confirmed by its first Bishop Francis Asbury (1745-1816), activities

and travels in Virginia & Kentucky. Interesting enough and a seemingly traditional with the

Dunnavan clan, John, Jr. & Mary Dunnavan Pugh named their third born Francis Asbury Pugh

(1820-1904), after famous Methodist, Bishop Asbury.

Note:

Pugh background: James M. Pugh, Quaker (1665-1724) and Joan Price were married on April

23rd, 1692, at the Radnor Meeting House, Radnor, Delaware County, Pennsylvanian progenitors

came to West Chester County. The Pughs hailed from Meroneth, Monmouthshire, Wales and

Joan's father David and mother Joan Awbery, Quakers were of Brecknockshire, Wales.

Their eldest child Thomas Pugh, (1703-1797), who married his cousin Elizabeth Pugh, removed

his family from Chester County, Pennsylvania like many of the Chester County Quakers down

the Long Gray Trail through Augusta County, Virginia to Sandy Creek, Randolph County

around 1747. Thomas was received into the Cane Creek Friends Meeting in 1756. Thomas was

involved in the North Carolina Regulators from 1768 - 1771. Pugh then was disowned by the

Cane Creek Friends Meeting for taking part in the Battle of Alamance. It was around this time

we find records indicating the Pughs converted to Methodist Religion.

Of the nine known children of Thomas & Elizabeth's, only John Pugh, Senior (1744-1821) with

his wife Elinor Fruit and family journeyed across the Great Smokey mountains to Kentucky.

According to the Pugh family history John Pugh arrived in Christian County, Kentucky about

1800. Pugh's first record appears on the 1803 tax list on Pond River, with later records show

taxes on the Little River.

Note: There were other Fruit and Pugh family marriages.

Much of we know of this Mary Dunavan comes from Pugh lour which is documented in family

manuscripts, newspaper articles and Harvey Pugh's book "Stories and Biographies of Francis

Asbury Pugh and his wife Ruth Jessup.

From the Manuscript of the Pugh Family: Reprinted from the original: August 3, 1938,

penned by one of John Wesley Pugh's children.

"Francis Asbury Pugh, my grandfather was born April 20, 1820, in Christian County, Kentucky,

about 12 miles from Hopkinsville the county seat, and between that town and Elktown [Elkton]

the county seat of Todd County. This is in the southwestern part of the state [KY], not too far

from the Tennessee line, and east of the Cumberland River. Francis Asbury was the son of John

Pugh [Jr.] and Mary ? Donovan II may be mistaken as to the christian name of the mother). The

children of John Pugh, in Linn County Oregon, should be able to give the correct name. Mary

Donovan was born October 1st 1791 in Rockingham County, Virginia the daughter of William ?

Donovan, an officer in the Revolutionary War. (the first name is give from memory and may not

be correct), I have no data as to the name of Mary Donovan's mother."

Note:

It's 23 miles from Elkton going west to Hopkinsville, Kentucky, at the halfway point one would

have to cross the Little River.

We believe this is the William Donovan [Dunnavan 1740-1831] who was a private [serving from

1777 thru 1779] in the 8th Virginia Regiment State Troops Continental Line [aka the German

Regiment] Under the command of Capt David Stephenson (1744-1810) of Rockingham County,

Virginia. These are the only 2 land officers found in the revolution: Major Mathew Dunnivan &

Lt. Richard Donovan

"I have heard my grandfather say [Francis Asbury Pugh] that William Donovan died in

[Christian County] Kentucky, when grandfather was a small boy. He remembered the family

gathered around the death bed of William Donovan, and he believed his grandfather was a very

old man at the of his death [90 yrs.] Grandfather also recalled seeing William Donovan's

sword."

"John Pugh [Jr.], and Mary Donovan were married according to an obituary notice in the family

bible 'About 1818.' I believe there were but two children born to this union J. Washington Pugh

and Francis Asbury Pugh. It is my recollection of the family tradition that William Donovan

served in General Washington's Army, and this might account for the first son of Mary Pugh

being named Washington. Francis Asbury Pugh was named for the great Methodist preacher ,

and appointed by John Wesley the first bishop of the Methodist Church in America. The Pughs

were Methodist and probably had met Bishop Asbury, as he traveled extensively through the

frontier settlement."

Note:

True...

Pvt. William Dunnavan's company under Capt. David Stephenson of the 8th Virginia Regiment

under the Command of Col. Abraham Bowman, was called up by General George Washington

during these campaigns: Battle of Brandywine * Chadds Ford Township, Delaware County,

Pennsylvania (1777) Battle of Germantown * Philadelphia campaign * Germantown,

Pennsylvania (1777) Battle of Monmouth * Monmouth Court House, New Jersey (1778)

"It is my understanding that John Pugh [Jr.] had at least two children by a former marriage.

This branch of the history is subject to correction by Dr. Bert Pugh or his branch of the family.

These two children were Isaac Pugh, afterwards a general in the Civil War, and organizer of the

first G.A.R. post and Sarah or Sallie, who married a man named [John] McWhirter

[McWhorter] and whose son William McWhirter, also a Civil War Veteran, lived with his uncle,

Francis Asbury Pugh, for many years. General Isaac Pugh, the half-brother of Washington and

Francis Asbury settled in Illinois and was one of the founders of city of Decatur, Illinois, where

he resided from the close of the Civil War to his death. John H. Pugh our cousin who lived for

many years at Spokane [WA], was a son of General Isaac Pugh. John and Mary [Donovan]

Pugh moved from Western Kentucky to Iowa [Fayette County, IL] about 1822, when the former

was struck by lightning and killed while working his field".

"Francis Asbury Pugh at the time of his father's death was only a year and a half old. The

mother soon after her husband's death returned with two little boys to the old neighborhood in

[Christian County] Kentucky. Her father, William Donovan, probably lived there, since Francis

Asbury remembered him and the scene at his death bed".

"Old records in the office of the recorder of deeds at Hopkinsville, unless they have been

destroyed by fire, might disclose the name of William Donovan".

Note:

No deeds found, but early Christian County, Kentucky tax records indicate that both William

Dunavans were living on 400 acres on the Little River and 200 acres on the Pond River. No

American Revolutionary War Bounty Land Warrants have been found for Pvt William Dunavan

but, he did serve honorably for two years with the Continental Line, qualifying for a land bounty.

"The widow Pugh [Mary Dunnavan] after returning from Iowa resided in Kentucky about 10

years, or until Francis Asbury Pugh was 12 years old [1832]. Then an uncle of grandfather's

who lived in Illinois sent a wagon to Kentucky and brought the mother and her two children with

their belongings to Illinois. This removal of the widow [Mary Dunnavan Pugh] and her children

might have been occasion by the death of William Donovan, with whom the daughter and her

children might have made their home".

Note:

Mary Dunavan Pugh had siblings living in Christian County, Kentucky during this time.

No connecting Pughs in Illinois.

In 1830 there are no Dunavans listed in the Morgan County, IL census

In 1830 Keaty Dunavan head of household wife to William Dunavan who is not listed

In 1835 tax roll William Dunavan 60-70, [Jacob] Wayn [t] Dunavan 20-30, John Dunavan 20-30

In 1838 the widow Pugh [Mary Dunnavan Pugh], and her two sons moved to Iowa and settled

near Salem, Henry County in the southeastern Iowa. Salem has a population 30 [1908] years

ago of 548. The family lived in the vicinity of Salem until 1846."

"On May 26,1844 Francis Asbury Pugh married Ruth Jessup in Henry County Iowa. Ruth was

born in Indiana November 22, 1822. Her family were Quakers and moved to Henry County and

settled near the Pughs in 1842. Grandmother [Ruth Jessup]apparently united with the Methodist

Church either before or soon after her marriage, for an obituary notice states that she had been

a member of the Methodist Church for more than a half century."

"In the spring of 1846 Francis Asbury [Pugh], his wife [Ruth] a baby son John, his mother

[Mary Donovan Pugh] and brother Washington, joined a caravan and started across the plain

with all their possession in a wagon drawn by an ox team. They started from Salem, which is not

far from the Missouri line and traveled through northern Missouri to St. Joseph. Their route

from St. Joseph was through Nebraska, crossing the forks of the Platte River, then through

Wyoming to Fort Laramie, thence to Fort Hall and to Walla Walla and Willamette Valley."

[Oregon]

"St. Joseph was the last settlement except for the trading posts until they reached the Whitman

settlement, no Walla Walla [Washington]. the leaders of grandfather's [Francis Asbury Pugh] ox

team were two small white oxen which he call 'Mack' and 'Charley'. These oxen seemed to have

been pets, for the would come when he called them to be yoked to the wagon. Mack a mulley,

was so short-legged that when the wagon trai crossed the Platte River grandfather waded the

stream at 'Mack's' side and held his nose out of the water in the deepest palaces".

"The country was a wilderness from St. Joseph West, inhabited only by roving tribes of Indians

and the buffalo. These Indians had not become openly hostile to the whites as yet, but they were

very curious and suspicious of the wagon trains. My grandparents [Francis Asbury & Ruth

Pugh] have told me the Indians would often come to the wagon train when camped and would

want to see everything they had and would pilfer whatever they could get their hands on. The

leader of the wagon train had instructed everyone to have no trouble over such pilfering even if

they suffered some losses. The Indians along the Platte River were Pawnees and especially

troublesome. Their chief urged the wagon train to travel through his country as fast as they

could, saying he could not control the young men, 'they were like good horses.' He also armed

the men that he was afraid these young bucks would steal their stock. At night the wagons were

formed in a circle. All cooking and other domestic work was done within the shelter of the

encircling wagons. The cattle and horses the emigrants possessed were driven to good pasture

and herded at night. At least two men were on guard all night, when the guard changed at least

once. The plains were covered with good grass of course, but sometimes it would be fed off by

the buffalo near the streams. It was necessary to camp near water if possible, and in

consequence the stock sometime had to be driven some little distance from the camp to find

grass".

Oregon Trail, a.k.a. Emigrant Road and the Oregon California Trail: According to an act of

Congress, the Oregon trail begins in Independence, Missouri, and ends in Oregon City, Oregon.

Unofficially, the starting point could be Council Bluffs, St. Joseph, Saint Louis, or possibly other

places. The first major migration via the Oregon Trail to “Oregon Country” occurred in 1843. In

the 1840’s the vast majority of emigrants who used the Oregon trail were farmers bound for

Oregon. The gold strike in California in 1848 brought many Argonauts over the eastern part of

the trail, then they turned southwest after passing Fort Hall. That part of the Oregon Trail that

starts in Missouri and just passes Fort Hall is sometimes called the Oregon ~ California Trail. Ref: http://www.tngenweb.org/tnletters/usa-west.htm

"The Pawnee Chief's warnings were soon proved to be only too well founded. After crossing the

South Fork of the Platte, the Indians stampeded the cattle one night and many of them were

never recovered. The men went out in small parties to look for their missing stock, and among

others grandfather and his closest friend, a young man named Edward Trimble. Trimble was

married and must have come from Salem. As Trimble and another man were going through

grass waist high, Trimble called out to his friend, who was some distance away, that he was

surrounded by Indians, and urged his companion to escape while he could. There was not an

Indian insight and Trimble's companion was reluctant to leave him. But Trimble insisted that he

wave himself, saying, 'You can't save me, the Indians are in the grass all around me.' Trimble's

companion hurried to the camp and returned with an armed posse. But, they found Trimble dead

and scalped and stripped of his clothing near where he was last seen alive."

"Trimble's widow continued with the caravan to Oregon, and I believe she married a man name

Powell, and was in after years known in our family as Aunt Abbie Powell."

"Among the oxen which could not be found was my grandfather's wheel team. [Asbury Pugh]

This necessitated abandonment of their wagon and all the belongings except such as their friend

were able to stow in other wagons. From the Platte River to Fort Hall Grandfather walked and

grandmother rode with friends."

Note:

An 888 mile trip from the Platte to Ft. Hall in southeast Oregon.

Fort Hall was built in 1834 as a fur trading post by Nathaniel Jarvis Wyeth on the Snake River in

the eastern Oregon Country, now part of present-day Bannock County in southeastern Idaho,

United States. Mr. Wyeth was an inventor and businessman from Boston, Massachusetts, who

also founded a post at Fort William, in present-day Portland, Oregon, as part of a plan for a new

trading and fisheries company. Unable to compete with the powerful British Hudson's Bay

Company, based at Fort Vancouver, in 1837 Wyeth sold both posts to it. Great Britain and the

United States both operated in the Oregon Country in these years.

After being included in United States territory in 1846 upon settlement of the northern boundary

with Canada, Fort Hall developed as an important station for emigrants through the 1850s on the

Oregon Trail; it was located at the end of the common 500-mile (800 km) stretch from the East

shared by the three far west emigrant trails. Soon after Fort Hall, the Oregon and California trails

diverged in northwesterly and southwesterly directions. An estimated 270,000 emigrants reached

Fort Hall on their way west. The town of Fort Hall, Idaho later developed 11 miles (18 km) to

the east, and Pocatello developed about 30 miles (48 km) south on the Snake River. Ref: Wikipedia

"At Fort Laramie [Wyoming] when the caravan rested up, grandfather said he saw about 2,000

Sioux Indians. These Sioux were at that time friendly and peaceable, it being the boast of their

chief that his people had never shed a white man's blood."

"I think the caravan mad a longer stop at Fort Hill to rest their stock, have oxen shod and some

exchanged their thin and foot-sore animals for fresh work stock. It was here that grandfather

parted with his yoke of little white steers, 'Mack and Charley'. He traded them, and perhaps a

third oxen, for two Indian ponies. Managing to purchase or trade for saddles, he and

grandmother rode horseback to the Willamette Valley, a distance of 800 miles, grandmother

[Ruth Pugh & John Westly Pugh] carrying her baby in her arms. It is my impression that

grandfather's mother [Mary Dunavan Pugh] rode from the Platte with son Washington."

Note:

"Indians had beset the wagon train and that son, John Wesley Pugh could truly boast that he had

'ridden into the Oregon country in a basket on the hurricane deck of a Cayuse pony.'" Ref Gazette

Times Corvallis, OR - August 9,1949.

"The travel worn emigrants reached Dr. Whitman's settlement in September 1846. Most of the

party planned to spend the winter there, their work stock being poor and weak from the long

journey of five months or more. But Dr. Whitman told them the Indians were in an ugly mood

and that they might turn upon him any day. He urged all whose stock was strong enough to go

on to the Willamette Valley that fall. A part of the caravan including the Pugh Brothers [Asbury

& Washington] and their Mother, [Mary Donovan Pugh] after a brief rest at Dr. Whitman's

pressed on toward the Willamette. All who remained perished in the Whitman massacre which

occurred only a few days after their departure." [Actually 14 months later]

Note:

The Whitman massacre (also known as the Walla Walla massacre and the Whitman Incident)

was the murder of Oregon Methodist Missionaries Marcus Whitman and his wife Narcissa, along

with eleven others, on November 29, 1847. They were killed by a party of Cayuse Native

Americans who accused him of having poisoned 200 Cayuse in his medical care. The incident

began the Cayuse War. It took place in present-day southeastern Washington state, near the town

of Walla Walla, and was one of the most notorious episodes in the U.S. settlement of the Pacific

Northwest. The event was the climax of several years of complex interaction between Whitman,

who had helped lead the first wagon train to cross Oregon's Blue Mountains and reach the

Columbia River via the Oregon Trail, his wife and fellow missionary Narcissa, and the local

Native Americans. The story of the massacre shocked the United States Congress into action

concerning the future territorial status of the Oregon Country. The Oregon Territory was

established on August 14, 1848.

The killings are usually ascribed in part to a clash of cultures and in part to the inability of

Whitman, a physician, to halt the spread of measles among the Native Americans. The Cayuse

held Whitman responsible for subsequent deaths. The incident remains controversial to this day:

the Whitmans are regarded by some as pioneer heroes; others see them as white settlers who had

attempted to impose their religion on the Native Americans and otherwise unjustly intrude, even

allegedly poisoning the natives. Ref: Wikipedia

Note:

Waailatpu: Dated November 2nd, 1846 Mrs. Narcissa Whitman, wife Dr. Rev. Marcus Whitman

pens a sympathetic three page letter to her sister Mrs. Elisa Spalding. Narcissa mentions Mary

Johnson; "is a very free, good girl, a good cook and very ready and happy in fulfilling all my

wishes...." And the next sentences speaks of Mary Dunavan Pugh;

"Mrs. Pugh (pronounced Pew), is a very agreeable lady. She sleeps in the kitchen on the sette.

Consequently her presence there is a great help to m as also Mary. She is very kind and motherly

to the children an acts very much as an overseer of Mary in her work".

Narcissa Whitman

Ref: Wikipedia

At the end of the letter is a P. S. "We have taken out the fire place & oven in the kitchen and find

the room much more pleasant and comfortable". N.W. .Ref: Copy of a leter from Narcissa Whitman, Held at Whitman College

Another Letter:

Waailatpu: Dated December 7th, 1846 a three page letter to Mrs. Laura L Brewer at Waskopum.

In the body of the letter Narcissa Whitman writes; "We have evidence to believe that the spirit of

the Lord is moving upon the hearts of our neighbors also (for we have three families wintering

with us here and two young men and there are at the saw mill in the mountain and five single

men).....

Our female prayer meetings are interesting to us. When we commenced there was only one to

pray besides myself and she is a widow lady [Mary Dunavan Pugh) that is stopping in our family.

He son and wife went down with Raymond of the of Pugh (Francis Asbury & Ruth Jessup Pugh).

Perhaps you may have seen them as they passed you. She is decided and devoted Christian of the

Methodist Episcopal Church. The son and his wife here are professors, one a Methodist and the

other a Baptist, both you in their Christian life. She now prays and also Mrs. Brattain who never

has made a profession but has had a hope for some years - but hid under a bushel doubtless.

Her husband is a universalist but much shaken his belief since he came here. Mary Johnson the

girl that does my work has experienced religion since she came into our family and now take a

part in our female meetings.......

Affectionately yours Narcissa Whitman Ref: Copy of a leter from Narcissa Whitman, Held at Whitman College

" The Pugh family settle in Yamhill County, about 15 miles south of Portland [Oregon], where

they remained until 1851 when they moved to Linn County, where grandfather and grandmother

took up a 'donation claim' of 640 acres near Shedd [Oregon]."

"In 1849 Francis Asbury and Washington Pugh, hearing of the discovery of gold in California,

went by boat from Portland to San Francisco, and by river boat to Sacramento to the gold mines.

They mined gold on the American River for a while when Washington became ill nd his brother

thought it best to take him home The brothers returned the same year and came by water from

San Francisco to Portland."

"In 1878 Francis Asbury Pugh and family, except John Washington Pugh, move to Centerville

Athena Eastern Oregon. Grandfather sold the old farm for $25,000.00, a large sum for those

times. He took with him to Eastern Oregon most of his live stock which were worth several

thousand dollars."

Mary "Polly" Dunnavan Pugh died January 23rd, 1872 in Linn County, Oregon. She was

interned at the Pugh Cemetery, Shedd, Linn County, Oregon. Mary is the oldest grave in the

Cemetery.

"The family again moved in 1881, this time settling at Saltese Lake 13 miles east of Spokane

[Washington]."

Ruth Jessup Pugh died at my fathers' home at Spokane February 28th 1894. Francis Asbury

died at Spokane January 16, 1904, age 84." Ref: From the Manuscript of the Pugh Family: Reprinted from the original:

August 3, 1938, penned by one of John Wesley Pugh's children

Ref: Pioneers of 1846 in the Oregon Country

Descendants of John Pugh, Sr Generation No. 1

1. JOHN3 PUGH, SR (THOMAS2, JAMES M.1) was born Abt. 1744 in Nottingham, Chester County, PA, and died Aft.

August 1820 in Christian County, KY. He married ELINOR FRUIT, daughter of JAMES FRUIT and ? GRISZEL. She

was born in Pennsylvania, and died Aft. August 1820 in Christian County, KY.

Children of JOHN PUGH and ELINOR FRUIT are: i. ELIZABETH4 PUGH, b. 1770, Randolph County, NC; m. JOSEPH HINDS, 1797, Randolph County, NC.

2. ii. JOHN PUGH, JR, b. October 18, 1779, Randolph County NC; d. May 17, 1822, Fayette County, ILL.

iii. THOMAS PUGH, b. January 16, 1782, Randolph County, NC; d. January 22, 1857; m. BEULAH HALL,

November 16, 1808, Christian County, KY.

3. iv. POUMINA "PENINAH" PUGH, b. Abt. 1787, Randolph County, NC.

v. BEUTHAL PUGH, b. 1789, Randolph County, NC; m. RACHEL MORRIS, June 27, 1809, Christian County, KY.

4. vi. MARY POLLY PUGH, b. Abt. 1790, Randolph County, NC; d. Abt. 1818.

vii. ANNA PUGH, b. Abt. 1800; m. WILLIAM HALL, 1819, Christian County, KY.

Generation No. 2

2. JOHN4 PUGH, JR (JOHN3, THOMAS2, JAMES M.1) was born October 18, 1779 in Randolph County NC, and died May

17, 1822 in Fayette County, ILL. He married (1) HANNAH ELIZABETH CAMPBELL September 20, 1804 in Randoph

County, NC, daughter of DAVID CAMPBELL. She was born 1778 in NC ?, and died October 15, 1814 in Christian

County, KY. He married (2) MARY "POLLY" DUNAVAN June 25, 1816 in Christian County, KY, daughter of

WILLIAM DUNAVAN and ORVINIA EVANS. She was born December 02, 1789 in Rockingham County, VA, and died

January 23, 1872 in Shed, Linn County, OR.

Children of JOHN PUGH and HANNAH CAMPBELL are: 5. i. ISAAC CAMPBELL5 PUGH, COL., b. November 23, 1805, Christian County, KY; d. November 19, 1874, Decatur,

Macon Co., IL.

ii. JESSE PUGH, b. 1807, Christian County, KY; d. December 14, 1816, Christian County, KY.

iii. ELIZABETH PUGH, b. September 08, 1809, Christian County, KY; m. WILLIAM HALL.

iv. MARTHA PATSY PUGH, b. 1811, Christian County, KY; d. April 28, 1874, Moultrie County, IL; m. WILLIS

WHITFIELD, March 16, 1834, Shelby Co., IL.

v. LORENZO DOW PUGH, b. February 06, 1814, Christian County, KY.

Children of JOHN PUGH and MARY DUNAVAN are: vi. MADISON5 PUGH, b. May 02, 1817, Christians County, KY; d. 1846, Henry County, Iowa.

6. vii. JESSE WASHINGTON PUGH, b. October 26, 1818, Christians County, KY; d. June 10, 1904, Shedd, Lynn

County, Or.

7. viii. FRANCIS ASBURY PUGH, b. April 20, 1820, Christian County, KY; d. January 16, 1904, Spokane Co, WA.

8. ix. SARAH SALLY PUGH, b. 1822, Fayette County, ILL; d. Henry County, Iowa.

3. POUMINA "PENINAH"4 PUGH (JOHN3, THOMAS2, JAMES M.1) was born Abt. 1787 in Randolph County, NC. She

married WILLIAM NICHOLS July 06, 1805 in Christian County, Kentucky. He was born 1784 in Orange Co.,

Georgia, and died January 16, 1865 in Shelby County, Illinois.

Children of POUMINA PUGH and WILLIAM NICHOLS are: i. THOMAS PUGH5 NICHOLS, b. July 13, 1806, Bowling Green, Warren County, Kentucky; d. May 23, 1858,

Fayette County, IL; m. MALINDA GINGER.

ii. MATILDA B. NICHOLS.

iii. LEE D. NICHOLS.

iv. GREEN F. NICHOLS.

v. WILLIAM H. NICHOLS.

vi. ISIAH NICHOLS.

vii. STROTHER NICHOLS.

viii. JOSPEH D. NICHOLS.

4. MARY POLLY4 PUGH (JOHN3, THOMAS2, JAMES M.1) was born Abt. 1790 in Randolph County, NC, and died Abt.

1818. She married EDMOND TAYLOR November 28, 1807, son of EDWARD TAYLOR and ELIZABETH [TAYLOR]. He

was born October 22, 1785 in Christian County, KY, and died in Sangamon, Illinois.

Children of MARY PUGH and EDMOND TAYLOR are: i. JOHN5 TAYLOR.

ii. EDWARD TAYLOR.

iii. ELIZABETH TAYLOR.

iv. ELLEN TAYLOR.

v. JAMES TAYLOR.

Generation No. 3

5. ISAAC CAMPBELL5 PUGH, COL. (JOHN4, JOHN3, THOMAS2, JAMES M.1) was born November 23, 1805 in Christain

County, KY, and died November 19, 1874 in Decatur, Macon Co., IL. He married ELVIRA E. GORIN August 02,

1831 in Macon County, ILL. She was born December 17, 1814 in Todd Co., KY, and died April 07, 1891 in

Decatur, Macon Co., IL.

Children of ISAAC PUGH and ELVIRA GORIN are: i. MARIA M.6 PUGH, b. June 04, 1832.

ii. JOHN HENRY PUGH, b. December 30, 1838.

iii. BARTLEY G. PUGH, b. April 22, 1841.

iv. VENITIA ISABEL PUGH, b. March 11, 1846.

v. ALMIRA H. PUGH, b. March 23, 1851.

vi. ISAAC R. PUGH, b. January 28, 1843.

6. JESSE WASHINGTON5 PUGH (JOHN4, JOHN3, THOMAS2, JAMES M.1) was born October 26, 1818 in Christain County,

KY, and died June 10, 1904 in Shedd, Lynn County, Or. He married SARAH RANSON March 26, 1846 in Henry

County, Iowa. She was born February 19, 1828 in Yorkshire, England, and died October 21, 1905 in Shedd, Lynn

County, Or.

Children of JESSE PUGH and SARAH RANSON are: 9. i. JAMES ASBURY6 PUGH, b. December 23, 1851, Washington County, Oregon Territory; d. July 07, 1918,

Corvallis, Or.

10. ii. WILLIAM HENRY PUGH, b. 1846, Walla Walla County, Washington; d. March 02, 1900, Linn Co., OR.

iii. MARTHA JANE PUGH, b. 1849.

iv. SARAH EMELINE PUGH, b. 1850.

v. MARY ALICE PUGH, b. 1857.

vi. ADELINE MAHALA PUGH, b. 1861.

vii. ANN ELIZABETH PUGH, b. 1865.

7. FRANCIS ASBURY5 PUGH (JOHN4, JOHN3, THOMAS2, JAMES M.1) was born April 20, 1820 in Christian County, KY,

and died January 16, 1904 in Spokane Co, WA. He married RUTH JESSUP May 26, 1844 in Sallem, Henry Co, Iowa,

daughter of THOMAS JESSUP and ROSANNA BEESON. She was born November 25, 1819 in Greene County, Oh, and

died February 28, 1895 in Spokane Co, WA.

Children of FRANCIS PUGH and RUTH JESSUP are: 11. i. JOHN WESLEY6 PUGH, b. June 18, 1845, Henry Co., Iowa; d. June 17, 1913, Shedd, Linn County, OR.

ii. MELISSA JANE PUGH, b. 1849, Oregon.

iii. THOMAS W. PUGH, b. 1858, Oregon; d. July 03, 1897.

iv. FRANCIS MCKENNEY PUGH, SHERIFF, b. 1858, Oregon; d. July 03, 1897.

v. SARAH ISABEL PUGH, b. 1864.

vi. FELIX M. PUGH, DEPUTY SHERIFF.

8. SARAH SALLY5 PUGH (JOHN4, JOHN3, THOMAS2, JAMES M.1) was born 1822 in Fayette County, ILL, and died in

Henry County, Iowa. She married JOHN MCWHORTER August 25, 1841 in Henry County, Iowa. He was born Abt.

1820 in Pennsylvania.

Children of SARAH PUGH and JOHN MCWHORTER are: 12. i. WILLIAM6 MCWHORTER, PVT, b. August 07, 1843, Salem, Henry Co., Iowa; d. August 30, 1914, Spokane,

Washington.

ii. HATTIE MCWHORTER, b. 1873.

iii. ETHEL MCWHORTER, b. 1776.

Generation No. 4

9. JAMES ASBURY6 PUGH (JESSE WASHINGTON5, JOHN4, JOHN3, THOMAS2, JAMES M.1) was born December 23, 1851

in Washington County, Oregon Territory, and died July 07, 1918 in Corvallis, Or. He married CHARLOTTE

ELIZABETH ST. JOHN. She was born April 02, 1866 in Aurora, Marion County, Oregon, and died December 09,

1940 in Albany, Linn County, Oregon.

Children of JAMES PUGH and CHARLOTTE ST. JOHN are: i. JAMES ELZRA7 PUGH, b. 1893.

ii. FLOY MARY PUGH, b. 1884.

iii. GLADYS M. PUGH, b. 1888.

iv. RHODA SARAH PUGH, b. 1896.

v. FRANCES WILLARD PUGH, b. 1889.

vi. FORREST ASBURY PUGH, b. 1900.

vii. EUNICE LOTTIE PUGH, b. 1902.

10. WILLIAM HENRY6 PUGH (JESSE WASHINGTON5, JOHN4, JOHN3, THOMAS2, JAMES M.1) was born 1846 in Walla

Walla County, Washington, and died March 02, 1900 in Linn Co., OR. He married MARY JANE EAGY.

Children of WILLIAM PUGH and MARY EAGY are: i. SARAH ELIZABETH7 PUGH, b. 1887.

ii. WALTER W. PUGH, b. 1889.

iii. WILLIAM MARION PUGH, b. 1890.

iv. LAURAALICE PUGH, b. 1892.

v. DORA MALINDA PUGH, b. 1895.

vi. ID MCKINLEY PUGH, b. 1897.

11. JOHN WESLEY6 PUGH (FRANCIS ASBURY5, JOHN4, JOHN3, THOMAS2, JAMES M.1) was born June 18, 1845 in Henry

Co., Iowa, and died June 17, 1913 in Shedd, Linn County, OR. He married NANCY ELIZABETH WALKER, daughter

of WASHINGTON WALKER and POLLY THOMPSON. She was born April 06, 1849 in Pea Ridge, Benton Co. AR, and

died April 16, 1898 in Shedd, Linn County, OR.

Children of JOHN PUGH and NANCY WALKER are: i. ESTELL FRANCES7 PUGH, b. November 19, 1871, Shedd, Linn County, OR; d. September 05, 1939, Seattle,

King County, Washington; m. ? TAYLOR.

ii. ERNEST GUSTAVUS PUGH, b. August 06, 1873, Shedd, Linn County, OR; d. October 08, 1942, Eugene, Lane

Co., OR.

iii. CHARLES ASHBURY PUGH, b. January 22, 1876, Shedd, Linn County, OR; d. November 15, 1934.

iv. EFFIE PUGH, b. December 15, 1877, Shedd, Linn County, OR; d. June 28, 1878, Shedd, Linn County, OR.

v. SARAH PUGH, b. 1879.

vi. HAVEY GARFIELD PUGH, b. June 01, 1881, Shedd, Linn County, OR; d. April 23, 1970, Shedd, Linn County,

OR.

vii. EDITH JANE PUGH, b. February 06, 1883, Shedd, Linn County, OR; d. March 20, 1948; m. ? FICKLIN.

viii. JOHN MCKINLEY PUGH, b. September 28, 1897, Shedd, Linn County, OR; d. September 17, 1979, Multnomah

Co., OR.

12. WILLIAM6 MCWHORTER, PVT (SARAH SALLY5 PUGH, JOHN4, JOHN3, THOMAS2, JAMES M.1) was born August 07,

1843 in Salem, Henry Co., Iowa, and died August 30, 1914 in Spokane, Washington. He married ALBERTA R.

MCKAY March 27, 1899 in Spokane, Washington.

Child of WILLIAM MCWHORTER and ALBERTA MCKAY is: i. ALBERT WINFIELD7 MCWHORTER, b. 1902.

Descendants of William Dunavan, I, pvt.

Generation No. 1

1. WILLIAM3 DUNAVAN, I, PVT. (JOHN2, ?1) was born 1740 in Virginia, and died 1831 in Christian County,

Kentucky. He married ORVINIA EVANS, ? Abt. 1770, daughter of EVAN EVANS and MARGARET SHANKLIN. She

died Bef. 1830.

Children of WILLIAM DUNAVAN and ORVINIA EVANS are: i. MARION4 DUNAVAN, d. April 03, 1855, Hopkinsville, Christian Co., KY.

2. ii. WILLIAM DUNAVAN II, b. 1771, Culpeper County ,VA ?; d. January 01, 1850, Jacksonville, Morgan Co., Ill.

3. iii. JACOB DUNAVAN, b. Bet. 1766 - 1786, Rockingham County, VA; d. Bef. 1830, Christian County, KY ?

Morgan Co., KY.

4. iv. DANIEL DUNAVAN, b. August 26, 1784, Virginia; d. December 25, 1855, Christain County, ILL.

5. v. THOMAS DUNAVAN, b. Bet. 1785 - 1794, Virginia; d. Aft. 1820, of Hopkinsville, Christian Co., KY.

6. vi. MARY "POLLY" DUNAVAN, b. December 02, 1789, Rockingham County, VA; d. January 23, 1872, Shed, Linn

County, OR.

7. vii. CECILIA DUNAVAN, b. September 21, 1791, Rockingham County, VA; d. September 06, 1850, Salem, Iowa.

8. viii. ELIZIBETH "BETSY" DUNAVAN, b. 1796, Rockingham County, VA.

9. ix. SARAH ANN DUNAVAN, b. 1796, Virginia; d. January 19, 1862, Lyon County, Ky.

10. x. TIMMOTHY DUNAVAN, b. November 10, 1777, Augusta County, VA; d. June 11, 1841, Hopkinsville, Christian

County, KY.

Generation No. 2

2. WILLIAM4 DUNAVAN II (WILLIAM3, JOHN2, ?1) was born 1771 in Culpeper County ,VA ?, and died January 01,

1850 in Jacksonville, Morgan Co., Ill. He married CATHERINE "KEATY" GAY December 20, 1797 in Rockingham

County, VA, daughter of SAMUEL GAY and CATHERINE MEREDITH. She was born Bef. 1774 in Harrisonburg,

Rockingham County, Virginia, and died Abt. 1849 in Jacksonville, Morgan Co., Ill ?.

Children of WILLIAM DUNAVAN and CATHERINE GAY are: 11. i. SAMUEL GAY5 DUNAVAN, b. August 02, 1803, Harrisonburg, Rockingham Co., VA; d. September 22, 1886,

Jacksonville, Morgan Co., IL.

12. ii. JACOB WYANT DUNAVAN, b. November 23, 1809, Christian Co., Kentucky; d. March 01, 1887, Jacksonville,

Morgan Co., Illinois.

iii. JESSE H. DUNAVAN, b. 1814, Christian County, KY; d. November 14, 1871, Morgan County, Ill; m. JANE D.

LITTON, June 30, 1836, Morgan County, Ill; b. June 01, 1808, TN; d. June 1879, Jacksonville, Ill.

iv. POLLY DUNAVAN, b. Virigina; d. of Christian Co., KY; m. DAVID TROVER, July 05, 1821, Christian County,

KY; b. Rockingham Co., VA; d. of Christian Co., KY.

3. JACOB4 DUNAVAN (WILLIAM3, JOHN2, ?1) was born Bet. 1766 - 1786 in Rockingham County, VA, and died Bef.

1830 in Christian County, KY ? Morgan Co., KY. He married ROSANNAH TELL July 21, 1800 in Rockingham

County, VA, daughter of ? TELL. She was born Abt. 1780 in Virginia, and died Bef. 1820 in Kentucky.

Children of JACOB DUNAVAN and ROSANNAH TELL are: 13. i. ESTHER5 DUNAVAN, b. Bet. 1800 - 1808, Ky or VA?; d. Bef. 1828, Jacksonville, Ill.

ii. CATHERINE DUNAVAN, b. Aft. 1800; m. JOHN HUNTER, August 03, 1823, Christian County, KY.

iii. WILLIAM DUNAVAN, b. Aft. 1800; m. PHOEBE NIXON, January 18, 1823, Hopkinsville, KY.

iv. JACOB M. DUNAVAN, b. Aft. 1800, Christian County, KY; d. March 01, 1887, Jacksonville, Morgan Co., IL; m.

ANN FELL, April 04, 1824, Christian County, KY; b. Abt. 1806, of Christian Co., KY.

14. v. CICELY DUNAVAN, b. 1815, Virginia; d. Spadra, Johnson Co., AR.

4. DANIEL4 DUNAVAN (WILLIAM3, JOHN2, ?1) was born August 26, 1784 in Virginia, and died December 25, 1855 in

Christain County, ILL. He married NANCY HOWELL March 15, 1814 in Christain County, KY, daughter of JOHN

HOWELL and SALLY [HOWELL]. She was born July 19, 1793 in Virginia, and died April 13, 1855 in Christain

County, ILL.

Children of DANIEL DUNAVAN and NANCY HOWELL are: i. MARTHA5 DUNNAVAN.

ii. NANCY H. DUNNAVAN, b. April 05, 1815, Christian County, KY.

15. iii. SARAH B. "SALLY" DUNNAVAN, b. May 21, 1817, Christian County, KY; d. 1880, Cedar County, MO.

iv. AQUILLA DUNNAVAN, b. Aft. 1818, Christian County, KY.

16. v. FORTUNATUS COOK DUNNAVAN, b. September 10, 1820, Christian County, KY; d. June 28, 1905, Washington

Co., Ks.

17. vi. ASBURY MACKINDRE DUNAVAN, REV, b. September 03, 1826, Christian County, KY; d. June 10, 1901,

Taylorsville, Christian County, ILL.

5. THOMAS4 DUNAVAN (WILLIAM3, JOHN2, ?1) was born Bet. 1785 - 1794 in Virginia, and died Aft. 1820 in of

Hopkinsville, Christian Co., KY. He married KATY FELL February 12, 1806 in Shenandoah County, Virginia,

daughter of ? TELL. She was born Bet. 1766 - 1785 in Virginia, and died Aft. 1820 in of Hopkinsville, Christian

Co., KY.

Children of THOMAS DUNAVAN and KATY FELL are: 18. i. THOMAS5 DUNAVAN, b. Bet. 1800 - 1810, Virginia; d. 1836.

ii. ? DUNAVAN, b. Bet. 1800 - 1810.

iii. ? DUNAVAN, b. Bet. 1800 - 1810.

iv. ? DUNAVAN, b. Bet. 1800 - 1810.

v. ? DUNAVAN, b. Bet. 1811 - 1820.

vi. ? DUNAVAN, b. Bet. 1811 - 1820.

vii. ? DUNAVAN, b. Bet. 1811 - 1820.

viii. ? DUNAVAN, b. Bet. 1811 - 1820.

6. MARY "POLLY"4 DUNAVAN (WILLIAM3, JOHN2, ?1) was born December 02, 1789 in Rockingham County, VA, and

died January 23, 1872 in Shed, Linn County, OR. She married JOHN PUGH, JR June 25, 1816 in Christian County,

KY, son of JOHN PUGH and ELINOR FRUIT. He was born October 18, 1779 in Randolph County NC, and died May

17, 1822 in Fayette County, ILL.

Children of MARY DUNAVAN and JOHN PUGH are: i. MADISON5 PUGH, b. May 02, 1817, Christain County, KY; d. 1846, Henry County, Iowa.

19. ii. JESSE WASHINGTON PUGH, b. October 26, 1818, Christain County, KY; d. June 10, 1904, Shedd, Lynn County,

Or.

20. iii. FRANCIS ASBURY PUGH, b. April 20, 1820, Christian County, KY; d. January 16, 1904, Spokane Co, WA.

21. iv. SARAH SALLY PUGH, b. 1822, Fayette County, ILL; d. Henry County, Iowa.

7. CECILIA4 DUNAVAN (WILLIAM3, JOHN2, ?1) was born September 21, 1791 in Rockingham County, VA, and died

September 06, 1850 in Salem, Iowa. She married AARON STREET, SR., QUAKER February 21, 1815 in Christian

County, KY, son of ZADOCK STREET and EUNICE SILVER. He was born May 07, 1778 in Salem, New Jersy, and

died July 24, 1843 in Salem, Henry County, Iowa.

Children of CECILIA DUNAVAN and AARON STREET are: 22. i. CECELIA5 STREET, b. March 11, 1816, Knoxville, TN; d. October 01, 1899, Big Mound, Lee Co., Iowa.

23. ii. FRANKLIN STREET, LAWYER, b. 1819, Frankfort, TN; d. February 17, 1877, Council Bluffs, Iowa.

24. iii. ELIZA J. STREET, b. April 25, 1824, OH; d. May 04, 1851, Salem, Iowa.

25. iv. WILLIAM STREET, b. January 21, 1826, Columbian, OH; d. January 05, 1888, Baxter Springs, KS.

8. ELIZIBETH "BETSY"4 DUNAVAN (WILLIAM3, JOHN2, ?1) was born 1796 in Rockingham County, VA. She married

(1) ? GILLAM. She married (2) JOHN HINCHMAN.

Child of ELIZIBETH DUNAVAN and ? GILLAM is: i. ELIZA5 GILLAM.

9. SARAH ANN4 DUNAVAN (WILLIAM3, JOHN2, ?1) was born 1796 in Virginia, and died January 19, 1862 in Lyon

County, Ky. She married MICHAEL SMITH July 01, 1825 in Hopkinsville, KY, son of NICHOLAS SMITH and MARY

JONES. He was born April 22, 1787 in Maryland, and died September 13, 1871 in Hancock County, Ky.

Children of SARAH DUNAVAN and MICHAEL SMITH are: i. JOHN W.5 SMITH, b. June 08, 1828, Christian County, KY; d. March 15, 1904, Lyon County, KY; m.

ARMINTAH E. CAMPBELL, March 15, 1850, Crittenden County, Ky; b. June 26, 1835, Livingston, County, KY;

d. June 03, 1906, Lyon County, KY.

26. ii. MARY ELIZABETH SMITH, b. December 01, 1830, Lyon County, KY; d. July 13, 1890, Lyon County, KY.

iii. SARAH P. SMITH, b. 1837, KY; m. BURREL STUBBLEFIELD, October 09, 1854, Crittenden County, Ky; b.

1833, KY.

27. iv. MARYLAND VIRGINIA SMITH, b. February 1835, KY; d. July 14, 1916, Smithland, Livingston, KY.

10. TIMMOTHY4 DUNAVAN (WILLIAM3, JOHN2, ?1) was born November 10, 1777 in Augusta County, VA, and died

June 11, 1841 in Hopkinsville, Christian County, KY. He married MARY "POLLY" DUNNAVAN January 22, 1807 in

Rockingham County, VA, daughter of WILLIAM DUNAVAN and MARTHA MATTHEWS. She was born July 08, 1779

in Shenandoah Valley, VA, and died July 20, 1884 in Hopkinsville, Christian County, KY.

Children of TIMMOTHY DUNAVAN and MARY DUNNAVAN are: 28. i. TIMOTHY M.5 DUNAVAN, b. Bef. 1808, Rockingham Co., VA; d. Christian Co., KY ?.

29. ii. MATHISON M. DUNAVAN, CONSTABLE, b. October 22, 1809, Rockingham County, Virginia; d. February 18,

1882, Hopkinsville, KY.

30. iii. MARTHA J. DUNAVAN, b. 1811, Kentucky; d. August 28, 1888, Hopkinsville, KY.

31. iv. DAVIS H. DUNAVAN, b. 1816, Hopkinsville, KY; d. Hopinsville, Christian Co., KY.

v. SARAH ANN DUNAVAN, b. November 07, 1816; d. March 15, 1851; m. NICHOLAS PENCE, October 09, 1835,

Rockingham Co., VA; b. June 02, 1808, Rockingham County, Virginia; d. August 15, 1864, Delaware Co., IN.

32. vi. SUSAN V. DUNAVAN, b. Abt. 1825, KY; d. Abt. 1853, Christian County, KY.

33. vii. MARY S. DUNAVAN, b. January 10, 1831, Hopkinsville, KY; d. May 27, 1909, Hopkinsville, Christian Couunty,

KY.

34. viii. JENNETTA S. DUNAVAN, b. 1832, Christian County, KY.

Generation No. 3

11. SAMUEL GAY5 DUNAVAN (WILLIAM4, WILLIAM3, JOHN2, ?1) was born August 02, 1803 in Harrisonburg,

Rockingham Co., VA, and died September 22, 1886 in Jacksonville, Morgan Co., IL. He married (1) ELIZABETH

CLARISSA "CLONARA" IRWIN March 24, 1828 in Christian County, KY, daughter of JACOB IRWIN and JANE STUART.

She was born 1809 in Harrisonburg, Rockingham Co., VA, and died February 1850 in Hancock, Hancock, county

IL. He married (2) SUSAN WARFIELD Bef. 1850, daughter of JAMES WARFIELD and REBECCA [WARFIELD]. She

was born 1816 in Ohio, and died November 1887 in Jacksonville, Ill.

Children of SAMUEL DUNAVAN and ELIZABETH IRWIN are: i. MILLIANN6 DUNAVAN, b. Abt. 1830, KY.

ii. WILLIAM H. DUNAVAN, b. 1832, Hopkinsville, Christian County, KY; m. CAROLINE VIRGINIA ABERNATHY,

December 05, 1854, Hopkinsville, KY; b. 1827, Brunswick County, VA.

35. iii. WILLIAM T. DUNAVAN, PVT, b. September 01, 1833, Christian County, KY; d. February 14, 1882, Morgan

County, Ill.

iv. MARY ELIZABETH DUNAVAN, b. 1835, KY; d. February 14, 1912, Jacksonville, Morgan County, Ill; m. ?

CINCIRE.

v. MARGARET ANN DUNAVAN, b. 1838, KY.

36. vi. JESSE MONROE DUNAVAN, b. 1840, Carthage, Hancock Co., ILL; d. June 12, 1878, Jacksonville, Ill.

37. vii. GEORGE H. DUNAVAN, LT., CHIEF POLICE, b. May 04, 1843, Carthage, Hancock Co., Ill; d. August 26, 1924,

Jacksonville, Morgan Co., Ill.

12. JACOB WYANT5 DUNAVAN (WILLIAM4, WILLIAM3, JOHN2, ?1) was born November 23, 1809 in Christian Co.,

Kentucky, and died March 01, 1887 in Jacksonville, Morgan Co., Illinois. He married ELLEN "NELLY" COURTNEY

January 27, 1830 in Christian County, KY, daughter of WILLIAM COURTNEY. She was born Bet. 1801 - 1810 in

Culpepper County, VA ?, and died June 09, 1870 in Jacksonville, Morgan County, Illinois.

Children of JACOB DUNAVAN and ELLEN COURTNEY are: 38. i. MARY ELLEN6 DUNAVAN, b. 1831, Christian County, KY; d. September 03, 1864, Illinois.

39. ii. ELIZA JANE DUNAVAN, b. 1834, Christian County, KY; d. November 06, 1900, Jacksonville, Ill.

40. iii. MARGARET CATHERINE DUNAVAN, b. 1836, Christian County, KY; d. 1870, Jacksonville, Ill.

41. iv. JAMES WILLIAM DUNAVAN, b. February 26, 1839, Hopkinsville, Christian Co., KY; d. January 06, 1885,

Jacksonville, Morgan County, Ill.

v. CORNELIA C. A. DUNAVAN, b. 1842, Christian County, KY; m. SILAS COVEY.

42. vi. JESSE J. DUNAVAN, b. October 03, 1845, Hopkinsville, Christian County, KY; d. November 04, 1905,

Jacksonville, Morgan County, Ill.

vii. ANN L. A. DUNAVAN, b. 1848, Kentucky; d. Unknown, Unknown.

viii. MINNIE DUNAVAN, b. 1852; m. HARRY PALMER.

13. ESTHER5 DUNAVAN (JACOB4, WILLIAM3, JOHN2, ?1) was born Bet. 1800 - 1808 in Ky or VA?, and died Bef. 1828

in Jacksonville, Ill. She married AMASSA 'MACY' CHANDLER November 17, 1822 in Christian County, KY, son of

JOHN CHANDLER and RACHEL CLARK. He was born 1801 in Newberry Co., SC, and died 1854 in Richfield, Adams

Co., ILL.

Child of ESTHER DUNAVAN and AMASSA CHANDLER is: i. MARTHA JANE6 CHANDLER, b. Abt. 1825, Christian County, KY; m. JOSEPH HAULS, November 09, 1851,

Adams Co., Il; b. 1821, Christian County, KY.

14. CICELY5 DUNAVAN (JACOB4, WILLIAM3, JOHN2, ?1) was born 1815 in Virginia, and died in Spadra, Johnson Co.,

AR. She married WILLIAM M. FRITZ, TREASURER June 17, 1834 in Christian County, Kentucky, son of JOHN FRITZ

and MARY GREENE. He was born Abt. 1795 in Missouri, and died Aft. 1860 in of Spadra, Johnson Co., AR.

Children of CICELY DUNAVAN and WILLIAM FRITZ are: i. MALINDA6 FRITZ, b. 1836.

ii. LEONARD A. FRITZ, b. 1839.

iii. ELIJAH B. FRITZ, b. 1841.

iv. WILLIAM G. FRITZ, b. 1844.

v. MARY E. FRITZ, b. 1849.

15. SARAH B. "SALLY"5 DUNNAVAN (DANIEL4 DUNAVAN, WILLIAM3, JOHN2, ?1) was born May 21, 1817 in Christain

County, KY, and died 1880 in Cedar County, MO. She married JOHN E. JACKSON BARFIELD July 18, 1837, son of

REDDING BARFIELD and NANCY ESOM. He was born July 04, 1815 in Hopkinsville, Christian Co., KY, and died

1870 in Kansas City, MO.

Children of SARAH DUNNAVAN and JOHN BARFIELD are: i. THOMAS M.6 BARFIELD, b. Abt. 1837, Hopkinsville, Christian Co., Kentucky; d. 1858, Louisville, KY.

43. ii. MELISSA ADELINE BARFIELD, b. Bet. 1841 - 1842, Sangamon County, ILL; d. 1880, Christian County,ILL.

iii. MATILDA C. BARFIELD, b. 1844.

iv. ALICE CLAY BARFIELD, b. 1847.

v. JESSE ALEXANDER BARFIELD, b. November 24, 1851, Jacksonville, Morgan Co., ILL; d. January 28, 1922,

Braman, Kay Co., Oklahoma; m. MARY ALICE PITTSFORD.

44. vi. NANCY ELLEN BARFIELD, b. 1855, Christian County, Ill; d. Abt. 1893, Ft. Gibson, Ok.

vii. INFANT BARFIELD, b. 1860.

viii. ABRAHAM D. BARFIELD, b. June 1860, ILL Christian County..

16. FORTUNATUS COOK5 DUNNAVAN (DANIEL4 DUNAVAN, WILLIAM3, JOHN2, ?1) was born September 10, 1820 in

Christian County, KY, and died June 28, 1905 in Washington Co., Ks. He married ELIZABETH DAVIS June 05, 1858

in Taylorville, Christian co., Ill, daughter of JOB DAVIS and ELIZABETH YOUNG. She was born January 18, 1835 in

Taylorville, Christian Co., Ill, and died May 26, 1923 in Clifton, Kansas.

Children of FORTUNATUS DUNNAVAN and ELIZABETH DAVIS are: i. OLIVER P.6 DUNAVAN, b. 1854; d. 1930, Clifton Kansas.

45. ii. MARY ELIZBETH DUNAVAN, b. February 18, 1859, Taylorville, Ill; d. 1948, Concordia, Kansas.

46. iii. GEORGE WASHINGTON DUNAVAN, b. August 08, 1860, Taylorville, Christian County, Ill; d. December 06,

1938, Washington, Washington County, Ks.

47. iv. IRA MCKENDRE DUNAVAN, b. 1862, Taylorville, Ill; d. 1948, Smith County, Kansas.

v. DANIEL DUNAVAN, b. June 24, 1863, Omaha, Nebraska; d. Bef. 1864, Stawberry, Ks.

vi. LOUIS JAMES DUNAVAN, b. August 26, 1866, Taylorville, Ill; d. March 15, 1951, Smith County, Kansas; m.

ALMA MARIE "BIRDIE" CRONN, August 24, 1904; b. July 23, 1881, Smith Center, Ks; d. May 16, 1967, Prairie

Haven, Kensington, KS.

48. vii. PINCKNEY OWEN DUNAVAN, b. April 26, 1868, Taylorville, ILL; d. July 04, 1937, Topeka, Kansas.

17. ASBURY MACKINDRE5 DUNAVAN, REV (DANIEL4, WILLIAM3, JOHN2, ?1) was born September 03, 1826 in

Christain County, KY, and died June 10, 1901 in Taylorsville, Christian County, ILL. He married (1) HARRIET N.

YARNELL, daughter of ISAAC YARNELL and REBECCA BONHAM. She was born 1841 in Christain County, ILL, and

died February 22, 1872 in Boone Co., Illinois. He married (2) MARTHA ANN MAYS March 29, 1845 in

Hopkinsville, KY. She was born December 13, 1826 in Kentucky, and died in Taylorsville, Christian County, ILL.

Children of ASBURY DUNAVAN and MARTHA MAYS are: i. MARTHA A.6 DUNAVAN, b. Abt. 1845, Kentucky.

ii. ISADORA PEARALENE DUNNAVAN, b. December 10, 1845, Kentucky; m. WILLIAM B. EVANS; b. Abt. 1840,

Christian County, ILL.

iii. ESSADORA P. DUNAVAN, b. Abt. 1847, Kentucky.

49. iv. CORDELIA CLEMMENTINA DUNAVAN, b. April 04, 1847, ILL; d. 1909, Christian Co., KY.

50. v. MATILDA VICTORIA DUNAVAN, b. Abt. 1848, Illinois; d. Aft. 1920, Maplewood, St. Louis County, MO.

51. vi. VICTORIA MATILDA DUNNAVAN, b. November 30, 1848, Taylorsville, ILL; d. May 01, 1933, ILL Christian

County..

vii. SICURYUS DUNAVAN, b. Abt. 1850.

viii. ADALAID VIRGINA DUNNAVAN, b. February 16, 1850, Taylorsville, ILL.

ix. LYCURGUS BRYON DUNNAVAN, b. February 16, 1850, Christian County, ILL.

x. ORILDA CATHERINE DUNNAVAN, b. October 26, 1853, Taylorsville, ILL.

xi. CATHERINE DUNAVAN, b. Abt. 1854.

xii. ALEXANDER MACKINDRE DUNNAVAN, REV., b. December 22, 1855, Taylorsville, ILL; d. 1936, Sangamon

Co., IL; m. JULIA M. DILL; b. 1854; d. 1919, Sangamon Co., IL.

xiii. MARTHA E. DUNAVAN, b. Abt. 1859.

xiv. CORINDA ETHALINE DUNNAVAN, b. June 19, 1859, Taylorsville, ILL.

xv. MARTHA P. DUNNAVAN, b. 1860, Taylorsville, ILL.

xvi. OLIVE BELL DUNNAVAN, b. July 27, 1861, Taylorsville, ILL.

xvii. GARRETSON LITTLE DUNNAVAN, b. November 23, 1863, Taylorsville, ILL.

xviii. FULTON MILTON DUNNAVAN, b. November 21, 1869, Taylorsville, ILL.

xix. HARRY N. DUNNAVAN, b. February 13, 1872, Pike Co., IL; d. February 18, 1935, Christian Co., IL; m. ANNIE

B. DILLEHUNT.

18. THOMAS5 DUNAVAN (THOMAS4, WILLIAM3, JOHN2, ?1) was born Bet. 1800 - 1810 in Virginia, and died 1836. He

married MARTHA S. LEWIS March 01, 1830 in Hopkinsville, KY.

Children of THOMAS DUNAVAN and MARTHA LEWIS are: i. SARAH JAN6 DUNAVAN.

ii. PRICELLA DUNAVAN.

iii. WILLIAM DUNAVAN, b. Aft. 1835.

19. JESSE WASHINGTON5 PUGH (MARY "POLLY"4 DUNAVAN, WILLIAM3, JOHN2, ?1) was born October 26, 1818 in

Christain County, KY, and died June 10, 1904 in Shedd, Lynn County, Or. He married SARAH RANSON March 26,

1846 in Henry County, Iowa. She was born February 19, 1828 in Yorkshire, England, and died October 21, 1905 in

Shedd, Lynn County, Or.

Children of JESSE PUGH and SARAH RANSON are: 52. i. JAMES ASBURY6 PUGH, b. December 23, 1851, Washington County, Oregon Territory; d. July 07, 1918,

Corvallis, Or.

53. ii. WILLIAM HENRY PUGH, b. 1846, Walla Walla County, Washington; d. March 02, 1900, Linn Co., OR.

iii. MARTHA JANE PUGH, b. 1849.

iv. SARAH EMELINE PUGH, b. 1850.

v. MARY ALICE PUGH, b. 1857.

vi. ADELINE MAHALA PUGH, b. 1861.

vii. ANN ELIZABETH PUGH, b. 1865.

20. FRANCIS ASBURY5 PUGH (MARY "POLLY"4 DUNAVAN, WILLIAM3, JOHN2, ?1) was born April 20, 1820 in Christian

County, KY, and died January 16, 1904 in Spokane Co, WA. He married RUTH JESSUP May 26, 1844 in Sallem,

Henry Co, Iowa, daughter of THOMAS JESSUP and ROSANNA BEESON. She was born November 25, 1819 in Greene

County, Oh, and died February 28, 1895 in Spokane Co, WA.

Children of FRANCIS PUGH and RUTH JESSUP are: 54. i. JOHN WESLEY6 PUGH, b. June 18, 1845, Henry Co., Iowa; d. June 17, 1913, Shedd, Linn County, OR.

ii. MELISSA JANE PUGH, b. 1849, Oregon.

iii. THOMAS W. PUGH, b. 1858, Oregon; d. July 03, 1897.

iv. FRANCIS MCKENNEY PUGH, SHERIFF, b. 1858, Oregon; d. July 03, 1897.

v. SARAH ISABEL PUGH, b. 1864.

vi. FELIX M. PUGH, DEPUTY SHERIFF.

21. SARAH SALLY5 PUGH (MARY "POLLY"4 DUNAVAN, WILLIAM3, JOHN2, ?1) was born 1822 in Fayette County, ILL,

and died in Henry County, Iowa. She married JOHN MCWHORTER August 25, 1841 in Henry County, Iowa. He was

born Abt. 1820 in Pennsylvania.

Children of SARAH PUGH and JOHN MCWHORTER are: 55. i. WILLIAM6 MCWHORTER, PVT, b. August 07, 1843, Salem, Henry Co., Iowa; d. August 30, 1914, Spokane,

Washington.

ii. HATTIE MCWHORTER, b. 1873.

iii. ETHEL MCWHORTER, b. 1776.

22. CECELIA5 STREET (CECILIA4 DUNAVAN, WILLIAM3, JOHN2, ?1) was born March 11, 1816 in Knoxville, TN, and

died October 01, 1899 in Big Mound, Lee Co., Iowa. She married (1) JEREMIAH WHITE. She married (2) PETER

BOYER, QUAKER October 25, 1832 in Morgan County, ILL, son of PETER BOYER. He was born March 11, 1816,

and died in of Salem, Iowa.

Children of CECELIA STREET and PETER BOYER are: i. AARON6 BOYER, b. 1835.

ii. MARY ANN BOYER, b. 1838.

iii. ELIIZABETH JANE BOYER, b. 1841.

iv. EDWARD WHITE BOYER, b. 1851.

v. ALFRED F. BOYER, b. 1854.

23. FRANKLIN5 STREET, LAWYER (CECILIA4 DUNAVAN, WILLIAM3, JOHN2, ?1) was born 1819 in Frankfort, TN, and

died February 17, 1877 in Council Bluffs, Iowa. He married ASENATH HOLADAY August 18, 1842 in Washington,

Iowa. She was born 1824, and died 1864.

Children of FRANKLIN STREET and ASENATH HOLADAY are: i. CROM L.6 STREET, b. 1844.

ii. SHERIDAN M. STREET, b. 1846.

iii. HALEN D. A. STREET, b. 1851.

iv. EUGENE A. STREET, b. 1848.

v. FRANK W. STREET, b. 1855.

vi. EDGAR F. STREET, b. 1856.

24. ELIZA J.5 STREET (CECILIA4 DUNAVAN, WILLIAM3, JOHN2, ?1) was born April 25, 1824 in OH, and died May 04,

1851 in Salem, Iowa. She married LEWIS TAYLOR September 01, 1842. He was born 1817 in Pennsylvania.

Children of ELIZA STREET and LEWIS TAYLOR are: i. PETER6 TAYLOR, b. 1843.

ii. CASSIUS TAYLOR, b. 1846.

iii. JOSEPHINE TAYLOR, b. October 03, 1847; d. May 22, 1932, Ionia, Jewell County, Kansas; m. WILLAIM H.

LOOMIS; b. July 16, 1849; d. March 19, 1934, Ionia, Jewell County, Kansas.

iv. ALBERTINA TAYLOR, b. February 27, 1849, Salem, Henry County, Iow; d. February 04, 1932, Mount Hamill,

Lee County, Iowa; m. JOHN WARE; b. February 03, 1830, England; d. September 26, 1916, Iowa.

25. WILLIAM5 STREET (CECILIA4 DUNAVAN, WILLIAM3, JOHN2, ?1) was born January 21, 1826 in Columbian, OH, and

died January 05, 1888 in Baxter Springs, KS. He married (1) TABITHA [STREET]. She was born April 08, 1844, and

died July 09, 1905. He married (2) SARAH TYSON June 08, 1854.

Children of WILLIAM STREET and SARAH TYSON are: i. W. F.6 STREET, b. 1853; d. February 17, 1885, Tarrant Co., TX.

ii. MARY LIDA STREET, b. 1857; d. May 30, 1927, Los Angeles, California; m. WILLIAM ALFRED WHEATLEY;

b. August 18, 1845, Dayton, Montgomery Co. OH; d. July 15, 1912, Joplin, Jasper Co., MO.

iii. FREDIE W. STREET, b. 1871.

26. MARY ELIZABETH5 SMITH (SARAH ANN4 DUNAVAN, WILLIAM3, JOHN2, ?1) was born December 01, 1830 in Lyon

County, KY, and died July 13, 1890 in Lyon County, KY. She married FRANCIS LEVI SEXTON September 30, 1850

in Crittenden County, Ky, son of WILLIAM SEXTON and HOPEY STUBBLEFIELD. He was born August 22, 1827 in

Henry County, TN, and died February 11, 1917 in Lyon County, KY.

Children of MARY SMITH and FRANCIS SEXTON are: i. MARY ELLEN6 SEXTON, b. 1851, KY; m. HENRY LEONARDT DOOM, February 21, 1872, Lyon County, KY; b.

1840, Caldwell County, Ky.

ii. HOPEY LOU SEXTON, b. August 22, 1854, Lyon County, KY; d. January 08, 1929, Lyon County, KY; m. (1)

HENRY ZOLLINGER; b. 1851, Ky; m. (2) CHARLE RITTER; b. July 03, 1862; d. February 26, 1918.

iii. WILLIAM HENRY SEXTON, b. January 14, 1856, KY; d. January 11, 1931, Lyon County, KY; m. HELEN J.

HAYES, December 18, 1877, .; b. September 20, 1860; d. March 27, 1937, Lyon County, KY.

iv. CHARLES L. SEXTON, b. 1859, KY; m. (1) MARY E. KRONE; m. (2) EDNA M. WHITE, March 10, 1881, Lyon

County, KY.

v. ROBERT ALEXANDER SEXTON, b. September 04, 1862, Lyon County, KY; d. December 22, 1950, Lyon

County, KY; m. LALIE FRANCES COOPER, September 30, 1886, Livingston, County, KY; b. February 16, 1861,

Lyon County, KY; d. February 19, 1938, Lyon County, KY.

vi. JOHN W. E SEXTON, b. September 12, 1865, Lyon County, KY; d. June 1880, Lyon County, KY.

vii. MARY V. SEXTON, b. 1867, KY; m. BOIE KELLUMS.

viii. SARAH IDA SEXTON, b. December 26, 1869, Lyon County, KY; d. June 27, 1934, Livingston, County, KY; m.

ABNER BERRY COOPER; b. June 20, 1863, Crittenden County, Ky; d. June 19, 1941, Livingston, County, KY.

ix. THOMAS AUTHOR SEXTON, b. November 29, 1872, Lyon County, KY; d. October 12, 1944, Lyon County, KY;

m. (1) LULA MOORE, December 21, 1892, Lyon County, KY; b. May 07, 1874; d. February 23, 1943, Lyon

County, KY; m. (2) SADIE GRAY, May 11, 1929, Caldwell County, Ky; b. 1902; d. 1962.

x. JAMES TILFORD SEXTON, b. October 08, 1874, Lyon County, KY; d. October 18, 1964, Lyon County, KY; m.

KITTY A. HAYDEN, April 28, 1897, Lyon County, KY; b. 1879; d. April 22, 1947, Caldwell County, Ky.

27. MARYLAND VIRGINIA5 SMITH (SARAH ANN4 DUNAVAN, WILLIAM3, JOHN2, ?1) was born February 1835 in KY, and

died July 14, 1916 in Smithland, Livingston, KY. She married ALLEN SEXTON September 30, 1850 in Crittenden

County, Ky, son of WILLIAM SEXTON and HOPI FRASIER. He was born November 1829 in Henry County, TN, and

died April 12, 1910 in Smithland, Livingston, KY.

Children of MARYLAND SMITH and ALLEN SEXTON are: i. SARAH J.6 SEXTON, b. 1851.

ii. MARY ALVA SEXTON, b. 1854.

iii. ALLEN H. SEXTON, b. 1859.

iv. HOPIE ELLEN SEXTON, b. April 21, 1862, Kentucky; d. March 18, 1941, Morehouse, New Madrid, MO; m.

JOHN JONES SULLIVANT; b. 1852; d. 1910.

v. MATLIDA SEXTON, b. 1868.

vi. DORA A. SEXTON, b. 1870.

vii. LAURA V. SEXTON, b. 1875.

viii. MARTHA SEXTON, b. 1877.

28. TIMOTHY M.5 DUNAVAN (TIMMOTHY4, WILLIAM3, JOHN2, ?1) was born Bef. 1808 in Rockingham Co., VA, and

died in Christian Co., KY ?. He married POLLY WARRENNER June 26, 1821 in Christian County, KY, daughter of

ROBERT WARRENNER.

Children of TIMOTHY DUNAVAN and POLLY WARRENNER are: i. WILLIAM N6 DUNAVAN.

ii. MARY E. DUNAVAN.

iii. JOHN M. DUNAVAN, PVT., b. 1836, Christian County, KY; d. May 25, 1885, Soldiers Home, Daycon, Ohio.

29. MATHISON M.5 DUNAVAN, CONSTABLE (TIMMOTHY4, WILLIAM3, JOHN2, ?1) was born October 22, 1809 in

Rockingham County, Virginia, and died February 18, 1882 in Hopkinsville, KY. He married MARY [DUNNAVAN].

She was born 1798 in Virginia, and died in Hopkinsville, KY.

Children of MATHISON DUNAVAN and MARY [DUNNAVAN] are: 56. i. SARAH ANN6 DUNAVAN, b. September 27, 1822, Kentucky; d. June 23, 1863, Hopkinsville, Christian Co.,

Kentucky.

57. ii. ELLEN E. C. DUNAVAN, b. November 18, 1838, Christian Co., KY; d. Hopkinsville, KY.

30. MARTHA J.5 DUNAVAN (TIMMOTHY4, WILLIAM3, JOHN2, ?1) was born 1811 in Kentucky, and died August 28,

1888 in Hopkinsville, KY. She married (1) ? LUCK. She married (2) HUGH M. EVANS April 21, 1842 in

Hopkinsville, KY. He was born 1788 in England, and died November 28, 1873 in Hopkinsville, KY.

Children of MARTHA DUNAVAN and HUGH EVANS are: i. VIRGINIA GRACE6 EVANS, b. April 29, 1850, Christian Co., KY; d. June 10, 1879, Johnson Co., IL; m. ROBERT

RICHARD THROGMORTON; b. September 23, 1845, TN; d. January 16, 1917, Carterville, Williamson Co., IL.

ii. RICHARD D EVANS, b. 1847.

iii. HUGH M. EVANS, b. 1849.

31. DAVIS H.5 DUNAVAN (TIMMOTHY4, WILLIAM3, JOHN2, ?1) was born 1816 in Hopkinsville, KY, and died in

Hopinsville, Christian Co., KY. He married MATILDA A. AKERS October 11, 1842 in Hopkinsville, KY, daughter of

LARKIN AKERS and SALLY HARRISON. She was born 1824 in Hopkinsville, KY.

Child of DAVIS DUNAVAN and MATILDA AKERS is: i. CORNELIA "NELLIE"6 DUNAVAN, b. 1847, Hopkinsville, KY; d. 1847, Hopkinsville, KY.

32. SUSAN V.5 DUNAVAN (TIMMOTHY4, WILLIAM3, JOHN2, ?1) was born Abt. 1825 in KY, and died Abt. 1853 in

Christian County, KY. She married ZEPHEMIRAH L. MYERS January 22, 1846, son of DAVID MYERS and JANE

LACY. He was born 1824 in Christian County, KY, and died 1860 in Christian County, KY.

Children of SUSAN DUNAVAN and ZEPHEMIRAH MYERS are: i. MARY V.6 MYERS, b. Abt. 1847, Christian County, KY.

ii. SUSAN E. T. MYERS MYERS, b. Abt. 1851, Christian County, KY.

iii. JOHN H. MYERS, b. Abt. 1853, Christian County, KY.

33. MARY S.5 DUNAVAN (TIMMOTHY4, WILLIAM3, JOHN2, ?1) was born January 10, 1831 in Hopkinsville, KY, and

died May 27, 1909 in Hopkinsville, Christian Couunty, KY. She married WILLIAM N. DUCKER February 20, 1846

in Hokinsville, KY, son of WILLIAM DUCKER and MARY JOHNSON. He was born April 04, 1826 in Peldonton,

Kentucky, and died January 10, 1902 in Hopkinsville, Christian County, KY.

Children of MARY DUNAVAN and WILLIAM DUCKER are: i. JAMES T.6 DUCKER, b. April 08, 1853, Hopkinsville, KY; d. March 14, 1854, Hopkinsville, KY.

ii. JENNIE E. DUCKER, b. March 14, 1867, Georgia; d. 1936, Louisville, Jefferson Co., KY.

iii. ANNIE L. DUCKER, b. 1870, Hopkinsville, KY; d. 1942, Hopkinsville, KY.

34. JENNETTA S.5 DUNAVAN (TIMMOTHY4, WILLIAM3, JOHN2, ?1) was born 1832 in Christian County, KY. She

married (1) JOHN H. MYERS. She married (2) T. J. WILSON Abt. 1857 in Christian County, KY. He was born 1830

in Ohio.

Child of JENNETTA DUNAVAN and T. WILSON is: i. ROBERT6 WILSON, b. 1858.

Generation No. 4

35. WILLIAM T.6 DUNAVAN, PVT (SAMUEL GAY5, WILLIAM4, WILLIAM3, JOHN2, ?1) was born September 01, 1833 in

Christian County, KY, and died February 14, 1882 in Morgan County, Ill. He married GEORGIA A. MILLER August

20, 1867 in Morgan County, Ill, daughter of DANIEL MILLER and SUSAN [MILLER]. She was born 1847 in Illinois,

and died Aft. 1900 in Jacksonville, Morgan County, IL.

Children of WILLIAM DUNAVAN and GEORGIA MILLER are: i. WALTER7 DUNAVAN, b. 1860, Illinois.

ii. IDA DUNAVAN, b. 1865, Illinois.

iii. CLARA DUNAVAN, b. Abt. 1869.

iv. MAMIE DUNAVAN, b. 1880.

36. JESSE MONROE6 DUNAVAN (SAMUEL GAY5, WILLIAM4, WILLIAM3, JOHN2, ?1) was born 1840 in Carthage, Hancock

Co., ILL, and died June 12, 1878 in Jacksonville, Ill. He married JULIA ANN SELF December 24, 1863 in Morgan

County, Ill, daughter of JOHN SELF and SUSAN MARTIN. She was born January 29, 1844 in Morgan County, Ill, and

died January 1888 in Morgan County, Ill.

Children of JESSE DUNAVAN and JULIA SELF are: i. LOUIS W.7 DUNAVAN, b. June 02, 1866, Morgan County, Ill; d. April 18, 1943, San Diego, California; m.

HATTIE J. SWEETLAND.

ii. LESLIE MARTIN DUNAVAN, b. September 30, 1873, Morgan County, Ill; d. 1942; m. ISABELLE S. AURE, July

16, 1898, Morgan County, Ill.

37. GEORGE H.6 DUNAVAN, LT., CHIEF POLICE (SAMUEL GAY5, WILLIAM4, WILLIAM3, JOHN2, ?1) was born May 04,

1843 in Carthage, Hancock Co., Ill, and died August 26, 1924 in Jacksonville, Morgan Co., Ill. He married (1)

HANNAH SAMPLE February 28, 1867 in Morgan County, Ill, daughter of DAVID SAMPLE and SARAH STOUT. She

was born 1850 in Morgan Co., IL, and died February 12, 1912 in Jacksonville, Ill. He married (2) MATTIE L. LITER

1913. She was born in Literberry, Morgan Co., IL.

Children of GEORGE DUNAVAN and HANNAH SAMPLE are: i. EMMA SARAH7 DUNAVAN, b. November 16, 1868, Illinois; d. August 04, 1945, Jacksonville, Morgan Co.,IL;

m. JOSEPH F. SHREVE, November 16, 1892, Morgan County, Ill; b. 1866, ILL; d. August 02, 1945, Jacksonville,

Morgan Co., ILL.

ii. LOLA G. DUNAVAN, b. February 19, 1875, Morgan County, IL; d. October 09, 1941, Champaign, Champaign

Co., IL; m. DENNIS SCHRAM, May 06, 1897, morgan County, Ill; b. 1866, Michigan; d. Aft. 1930, of

Jacksonville, Morgan Co., IL.

iii. GRACE DUNAVAN, b. February 18, 1885, Morgan Co., IL; d. March 02, 1887, Morgan Co., IL.

38. MARY ELLEN6 DUNAVAN (JACOB WYANT5, WILLIAM4, WILLIAM3, JOHN2, ?1) was born 1831 in Christian County,

KY, and died September 03, 1864 in Illinois. She married GEORGE R. THORNE September 15, 1852 in Jacksonville,

Ill, son of JOHN THORN and MARGARET BLUE. He was born 1828 in Jefferson Co., Inidana, and died May 13, 1896

in Petersburg, Illinois.

Children of MARY DUNAVAN and GEORGE THORNE are: i. JOHN W.7 THORNE, b. 1856.

ii. JAMES HENRY THORNE, b. 1856, Jacksonville, Morgan Co., IL; d. February 04, 1925, Jacksonville, Morgan

Co., IL; m. ANNA M. WILLIAMS; b. May 20, 1864, Greene County, Illinois; d. September 15, 1948,

Jacksonville, Morgan Co., IL.

iii. MATTIE THORNE, b. 1860.

iv. IDA JANE THORNE, b. November 27, 1860, Jacksonville Morgan Co., Illinois; d. May 03, 1922, Jacksonville

Morgan Co., Illinois; m. ISAAC JOHNSON "DAD" HALEY, June 1881, Jacksonville Morgan Co., Illinois; b.

January 11, 1858, Georgetown, KY; d. May 03, 1916, Jacksonville Morgan Co., Illinois.

39. ELIZA JANE6 DUNAVAN (JACOB WYANT5, WILLIAM4, WILLIAM3, JOHN2, ?1) was born 1834 in Christian County,

KY, and died November 06, 1900 in Jacksonville, Ill. She married ROBERT H. CATHERWOOD September 30, 1858

in Morgan County, Ill, son of ? CATHERWOOD. He was born 1835 in Ireland, and died December 06, 1890 in

Jacksonville, Ill.

Children of ELIZA DUNAVAN and ROBERT CATHERWOOD are: i. JOHN W.7 CATHERWOOD, b. January 28, 1865, ILL; d. March 19, 1926, Jacksonville, Morgan County, IL.

ii. WILLIAM H. CATHERWOOD, b. November 18, 1867, ILL; d. October 22, 1923, Jacksonville, Morgan County,

IL.

40. MARGARET CATHERINE6 DUNAVAN (JACOB WYANT5, WILLIAM4, WILLIAM3, JOHN2, ?1) was born 1836 in Christian

County, KY, and died 1870 in Jacksonville, Ill. She married HENRY MARTIN CASSELL August 16, 1859 in

Jacksonville, Ill, son of HENRY CASSELL and MARY HESSE. He was born 1836 in of Jacksonville Morgan Co.,

Illinois, and died Aft. 1910 in Jacksonville, Ill.

Children of MARGARET DUNAVAN and HENRY CASSELL are: i. ELLEN7 CASSELL, b. Abt. 1856, ILL.

ii. HENRY CASSELL.

iii. ANNA CASSELL, b. Abt. 1854, ILL.

41. JAMES WILLIAM6 DUNAVAN (JACOB WYANT5, WILLIAM4, WILLIAM3, JOHN2, ?1) was born February 26, 1839 in

Hopkinsville, Christian Co., KY, and died January 06, 1885 in Jacksonville, Morgan County, Ill. He married

HANNAH ELIZABETH CHAMBERLAIN January 13, 1862 in Morgan County, Ill, daughter of TIMOTHY CHAMBERLAIN

and JULIA FAIRWEATHER. She was born July 08, 1846 in Jacksonville, Morgan County, Ill, and died January 05,

1921 in Jacksonville Morgan Co., Illinois.

Children of JAMES DUNAVAN and HANNAH CHAMBERLAIN are: i. JULIA ELLEN7 DUNAVAN, b. 1866, Jacksonville, Ill; d. August 29, 1955, Springfield, IL; m. (1) SILAS F.

WHITEHEAD, February 21, 1883, Morgan County, Ill; b. 1857, Indiana; d. January 25, 1888, Jacksonville, Ill; m.

(2) FRANCIS M. SHIELD, September 05, 1893, Morgan Co. IL; b. November 22, 1859, Bloomington, McLean

Co., IL; d. May 12, 1945, Jacksonville, Ill.

ii. MARY ELIZEBETH "MOLLIE" DUNAVAN, b. March 1866, Jacksonville, Morgan County, Ill; d. January 08,

1937, Los Angles, California; m. RICHARD E. PHILLIPS, February 10, 1886, Jacksonville, Ill; b. August 24,

1863, Jacksonville, Morgan County, Ill; d. January 09, 1929, Jacksonville, Morgan County, Ill.

iii. MARY ELIZEBETH DUNAVAN, b. 1867, Jacksonville, Ill.

iv. MATTIE JANE DUNAVAN, b. July 05, 1868, Jacksonville, Morgan County, Ill; d. March 11, 1946, Decature,

Adams County, Illinois; m. PETER CARTWRIGHT MADDOX, March 13, 1888, Morgan County, Ill; b. October

07, 1866, Morgan County, IL; d. September 29, 1948, Lafayette, IN.

v. LUCY D. DUNAVAN, b. 1870, Scott Co, ILL; d. 1962; m. TILTON HERBERT MADDOX, February 20, 1890,

Morgan County, Ill; b. May 01, 1865, Jacksonville Morgan Co., Illinois; d. June 22, 1919, of Springfield,

Sangamon Co, Illinois.

vi. JAMES HENRY "HARRY" DUNAVAN, b. Abt. 1872, Jacksonville, Ill; d. Of Dixon, Lee County ILL; m.

FLORENCE POTTER, January 23, 1896, Morgan County, Ill.

vii. MAY ELLEN MABEL DUNAVAN, b. Abt. 1877, ILL; d. may of died as a child.

viii. EMMA MAY DUNAVAN, b. June 11, 1877, Jacksonville, Morgan County, Ill; d. October 07, 1953, Industry, IL;

m. ALBERT R. "AL" MCLEAN, November 21, 1894; d. Bef. 1950.

42. JESSE J.6 DUNAVAN (JACOB WYANT5, WILLIAM4, WILLIAM3, JOHN2, ?1) was born October 03, 1845 in

Hopkinsville, Christian County, KY, and died November 04, 1905 in Jacksonville, Morgan County, Ill. He married

MARY ABIGAIL BEAVERS October 31, 1864 in Jacksonville, Ill, daughter of JAMES BEAVERS and ELIZABETH

FOUSHEE. She was born March 28, 1845 in Morgan County, IL, and died August 29, 1929 in Jacksonville, Morgna

County, IL.

Children of JESSE DUNAVAN and MARY BEAVERS are: i. WILLIAM FRANCIS7 DUNAVAN, b. December 03, 1865, Scott Co, ILL; d. June 09, 1932, Jacksonville, Ill; m.

CLARA LAVENIA PIEFENBERGER, September 28, 1887, Jacksonville, Ill; b. April 17, 1866, Morgan County, Ill;

d. July 19, 1933, Jacksonville, Ill.

ii. ELIZABETH ELLEN DUNAVAN, b. October 14, 1870, Scott Co, ILL; d. September 21, 1963, Jacksonville,

Morgan County, Ill.

iii. JASPER NEWTON DUNAVAN, b. October 1876, Jacksonville, Ill; d. April 13, 1943, Jacksonville, Ill; m. MABEL

ELIZABETH DOBSON; b. July 28, 1884, Virginian, Cass County, Ill; d. April 22, 1967, Jacksonville, Ill.

iv. NEA DUNAVAN, b. December 29, 1880, Jacksonville, Ill; d. January 01, 1881, Jacksonville, Ill.

v. JESSE LEROY DUNAVAN, b. January 02, 1884, Jacksonville, Morgan County, Ill; d. March 11, 1909,

Jacksonville, Morgan County, Ill; m. MABEL ELIZABETH DOBSON, September 26, 1905, Morgan County, Ill; b.

July 28, 1884, Virginian, Cass County, Ill; d. April 22, 1967, Jacksonville, Ill.

43. MELISSA ADELINE6 BARFIELD (SARAH B. "SALLY"5 DUNNAVAN, DANIEL4 DUNAVAN, WILLIAM3, JOHN2, ?1) was born

Bet. 1841 - 1842 in Sangamon County, ILL, and died 1880 in Christian County,ILL. She married LORENZO DOW

BRITTON, son of BENJAMINE BRITTON and ELIZABETH BRUNK. He was born 1838 in Sangamon County, ILL, and

died December 19, 1872 in Johnson, Christian County, IL.

Children of MELISSA BARFIELD and LORENZO BRITTON are: i. OSCAR BENJAMIN7 BRITTON, b. October 04, 1860, Christain County, ILL; m. NELLIE LITTLE; b. July 26,

1869, Macoupin County, IL.

ii. REBECCA BRITTON, b. 1862, Taylorsville, ILL.

iii. HORTENCE BRITTON, b. 1865, ILL.

iv. ASEITH ARMINDA BRITTON, b. 1871, ILL.

v. SUCY LUCY BRITTON, b. 1873; m. RICHARD WELLS; b. 1842, W. VA.

44. NANCY ELLEN6 BARFIELD (SARAH B. "SALLY"5 DUNNAVAN, DANIEL4 DUNAVAN, WILLIAM3, JOHN2, ?1) was born

1855 in Christian County, Ill, and died Abt. 1893 in Ft. Gibson, Ok. She married (1) HENRY HENDERSON

MARSHALL December 11, 1870 in Neosho Co., Kansas. He was born Abt. 1847 in Patoka, Marion Co., Illinois, and

died February 17, 1917 in Milford, Seward Co., Nebraska. She married (2) JAMES WATSON December 11, 1870 in

Neosho County, Ks. He was born 1857 in Daviess Co, Missouri.

Children of NANCY BARFIELD and HENRY MARSHALL are: i. MADISON "MATT"7 MARSHALL, b. 1871, Neosho Co., KS; d. 1898, Probably Phillipines.

ii. CHARLES A. MARSHALL, b. 1873, Neosho Co., KS; d. 1925, Kansas City; m. ELSIE KANE.

iii. LYDIA CATHERINE "DAISY" MARSHALL, b. October 05, 1889, Cedar Co., MO; d. September 12, 1928,

Henrietta, Okmulgee Co., Oklahoma; m. (1) WILLIAM VANN; m. (2) HARRY E. YONKERS.

iv. RACHAEL ARMINAT "MINNIE" MARSHALL, b. March 04, 1880, Cedar Co., MO; d. April 29, 1966, Muskogee,

OK; m. JAMES MEIGS WADE.

Children of NANCY BARFIELD and JAMES WATSON are: v. SALLY7 WATSON.

vi. JAMES WATSON.

45. MARY ELIZBETH6 DUNAVAN (FORTUNATUS COOK5 DUNNAVAN, DANIEL4 DUNAVAN, WILLIAM3, JOHN2, ?1) was

born February 18, 1859 in Taylorville, Ill, and died 1948 in Concordia, Kansas. She married MORRIS L HILL. He

was born 1851, and died 1938.

Children of MARY DUNAVAN and MORRIS HILL are: i. IRA MAX7 HILL, b. 1884; d. October 31, 1918; m. ARMINTA BELL CRONN; b. 1888; d. 1985.

ii. GRACE MAYBEL HILL, b. 1887.

iii. ELIZABETH GOLDIE HILL, b. 1893.

iv. GLADYS MAY HILL, b. 1895.

v. STANLEY D. HILL, b. 1898.

vi. IRVIN A. HILL, b. 1901.

46. GEORGE WASHINGTON6 DUNAVAN (FORTUNATUS COOK5 DUNNAVAN, DANIEL4 DUNAVAN, WILLIAM3, JOHN2, ?1)

was born August 08, 1860 in Taylorville, Christian County, Ill, and died December 06, 1938 in Washington,

Washingon County, Ks. He married LETTIE BELL DUNN October 06, 1897 in Kansas, daughter of JOHN DUNN and

CELIA BAKER. She was born January 30, 1878 in Preemption, Mercer Co., IL, and died January 31, 1975 in

Hiawatha, Brown Co., KS.

Children of GEORGE DUNAVAN and LETTIE DUNN are: i. RALPH WASHING7 DUNAVAN, b. January 12, 1898, Kansas; d. March 29, 1977, Hiawatha, Brown Co., KS; m.

EMMA ALEXINE BULLIMORE; b. April 23, 1907, Clay Center, Clay Co., Ks; d. January 29, 1992, Florida.

ii. CLARENCE DUNAVAN, b. 1903; d. 1956.

iii. FLOYD DUNAVAN.

47. IRA MCKENDRE6 DUNAVAN (FORTUNATUS COOK5 DUNNAVAN, DANIEL4 DUNAVAN, WILLIAM3, JOHN2, ?1) was born

1862 in Taylorville, Ill, and died 1948 in Smith County, Kansas. He married ELIZABETH HENNING, daughter of

JOHN HENNING and ELIZABETH [HENNING]. She was born 1868, and died 1959.

Children of IRA DUNAVAN and ELIZABETH HENNING are: i. INEZ ELIZABETH7 DUNAVAN, b. April 12, 1889, Gaylord, Smith Co., KS; d. September 19, 1973, Colorado; m.

HOMER EDWIN HICKS; b. November 09, 1883, Smith Center, Ks; d. September 20, 1973, Colorado.

ii. ELLA M. DUNAVAN, b. September 18, 1900, Kansas; d. February 1989, Kansas; m. BERNARD BROWN GLENN;

b. September 03, 1897, Kansas; d. March 02, 1965.

48. PINCKNEY OWEN6 DUNAVAN (FORTUNATUS COOK5 DUNNAVAN, DANIEL4 DUNAVAN, WILLIAM3, JOHN2, ?1) was

born April 26, 1868 in Taylorville, ILL, and died July 04, 1937 in Topeka, Kansas. He married ALICE EVE

SAUVAIN April 26, 1906 in Clay Center, Ks, daughter of JULES SAUVAIN and EVELINE BOUCHER. She was born

September 02, 1886 in Washington, Ks, and died January 22, 1973 in Grand Junction, Co.

Children of PINCKNEY DUNAVAN and ALICE SAUVAIN are: i. OLIVER HOMER7 DUNAVAN, b. September 02, 1907, Joplin Mo; d. May 17, 1917, Strawberry, Ks.

ii. PAUL LOUIS DUNAVAN, b. May 18, 1908, Clifton Kansas; d. May 10, 1988, Grand Junction, Co; m. (1) DORIS

DEVON WOOD, August 04, 1939; m. (2) IONW MAVIS DIAL, June 05, 1955.

iii. IRA MCKENDREY DUNAVAN, b. August 04, 1910, Clifton Kansas; d. July 26, 1990, Pawnee Rock, KS; m.

MILDRED WALTERS; b. January 10, 1912, Custer City, Custer Co., OK; d. February 12, 1994, Elliinwood,

Barton Co. Ks.

iv. RUTH ALICE DUNAVAN, b. January 31, 1912, Clifton, Ks; d. July 12, 1975, Great Bend, Ks; m. MILLARD

CECIL ARCHENBACH, January 10, 1931; d. of Clay Center, KS.

v. VIOLET JESSIE DUNAVAN, b. October 17, 1913, Coopertown, Ks; d. June 06, 1992, Kansas City, Mo; m.

JAMES WESLEY CARTER II, March 18, 1932; b. May 18, 1909, Wakefield, Clay Co., Ks; d. March 10, 1992, St.

Joseph, Buchanan Co., MO.

vi. CLAYTON ALDEN "PINKIE" DUNAVAN, b. March 31, 1918, Vining, Clay Co., Ks; d. January 22, 1973,

Atchison, Atchison Co., Ks; m. OLIVE EVELYN SCHMIDT, January 03, 1942; b. January 02, 1918, Muscota,

Atchison Co., Ks; d. September 30, 2004, St. Joseph, Buchanan Co., MO.

vii. LEOMA DOLLY DUNAVAN, b. October 02, 1923, Holton, KS; m. DONALD LEROY HARRIS, May 16, 1943.

49. CORDELIA CLEMMENTINA6 DUNAVAN (ASBURY MACKINDRE5, DANIEL4, WILLIAM3, JOHN2, ?1) was born April 04,

1847 in ILL, and died 1909 in Christian Co., KY. She married STEPHEN BROWN VANDEVEER, son of JAMES

VANDEVEER and CAROLINE BROWN. He was born 1839 in Orange, IN, and died 1921.

Child of CORDELIA DUNAVAN and STEPHEN VANDEVEER is: i. MANCIL FESTUS7 VANDEVEER, b. December 04, 1888, Rinard, Wayne, ILL; m. MARIAM CORDELIA; b.

February 16, 1900, Kalispell Flathead, MT.

50. MATILDA VICTORIA6 DUNAVAN (ASBURY MACKINDRE5, DANIEL4, WILLIAM3, JOHN2, ?1) was born Abt. 1848 in

Illinois, and died Aft. 1920 in Maplewood, St. Louis County, MO. She married WILLIAM D. ELLILLOT. He was

born Abt. 1847 in Illinois, and died Aft. 1920 in Maplewood, St. Louis County, MO.

Children of MATILDA DUNAVAN and WILLIAM ELLILLOT are: i. ROSE A.7 ELLILLOT, b. 1889.

ii. S. B. ELLILLOT, b. 1883.

iii. MARVIN K. ELLILLOT, b. 1881.

iv. L. ELLILLOT, b. 1878.

51. VICTORIA MATILDA6 DUNNAVAN (ASBURY MACKINDRE5 DUNAVAN, REV, DANIEL4, WILLIAM3, JOHN2, ?1) was born

November 30, 1848 in Taylorsville, ILL, and died May 01, 1933 in ILL Christian County.. She married W ILLIAM

D. ELLIOTT. He was born Abt. 1845 in Christain County, ILL.

Child of VICTORIA DUNNAVAN and WILLIAM ELLIOTT is: i. LEWIS WELDON7 ELLIOTT, b. December 07, 1876, Clay Co., IL; d. August 16, 1939, Granite City, Madison Co,

IL; m. EFFIE MAY SLADE; b. March 15, 1878, Flora, Clay Co., IL; d. January 26, 1961, St. Louis, MO.

52. JAMES ASBURY6 PUGH (JESSE WASHINGTON5, MARY "POLLY"4 DUNAVAN, WILLIAM3, JOHN2, ?1) was born

December 23, 1851 in Washington County, Oregon Territory, and died July 07, 1918 in Corvallis, Or. He married

CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH ST. JOHN. She was born April 02, 1866 in Aurora, Marion County, Oregon, and died

December 09, 1940 in Albany, Linn County, Oregon.

Children of JAMES PUGH and CHARLOTTE ST. JOHN are: i. JAMES ELZRA7 PUGH, b. 1893.

ii. FLOY MARY PUGH, b. 1884.

iii. GLADYS M. PUGH, b. 1888.

iv. RHODA SARAH PUGH, b. 1896.

v. FRANCES WILLARD PUGH, b. 1889.

vi. FORREST ASBURY PUGH, b. 1900.

vii. EUNICE LOTTIE PUGH, b. 1902.

53. WILLIAM HENRY6 PUGH (JESSE WASHINGTON5, MARY "POLLY"4 DUNAVAN, WILLIAM3, JOHN2, ?1) was born 1846 in

Walla Walla County, Washington, and died March 02, 1900 in Linn Co., OR. He married MARY JANE EAGY.

Children of WILLIAM PUGH and MARY EAGY are: i. SARAH ELIZABETH7 PUGH, b. 1887.

ii. WALTER W. PUGH, b. 1889.

iii. WILLIAM MARION PUGH, b. 1890.

iv. LAURAALICE PUGH, b. 1892.

v. DORA MALINDA PUGH, b. 1895.

vi. ID MCKINLEY PUGH, b. 1897.

54. JOHN WESLEY6 PUGH (FRANCIS ASBURY5, MARY "POLLY"4 DUNAVAN, WILLIAM3, JOHN2, ?1) was born June 18,

1845 in Henry Co., Iowa, and died June 17, 1913 in Shedd, Linn County, OR. He married NANCY ELIZABETH

WALKER, daughter of WASHINGTON WALKER and POLLY THOMPSON. She was born April 06, 1849 in Pea Ridge,

Benton Co. AR, and died April 16, 1898 in Shedd, Linn County, OR.

Children of JOHN PUGH and NANCY WALKER are: i. ESTELL FRANCES7 PUGH, b. November 19, 1871, Shedd, Linn County, OR; d. September 05, 1939, Seattle,

King County, Washington; m. ? TAYLOR.

ii. ERNEST GUSTAVUS PUGH, b. August 06, 1873, Shedd, Linn County, OR; d. October 08, 1942, Eugene, Lane

Co., OR.

iii. CHARLES ASHBURY PUGH, b. January 22, 1876, Shedd, Linn County, OR; d. November 15, 1934.

iv. EFFIE PUGH, b. December 15, 1877, Shedd, Linn County, OR; d. June 28, 1878, Shedd, Linn County, OR.

v. SARAH PUGH, b. 1879.

vi. HAVEY GARFIELD PUGH, b. June 01, 1881, Shedd, Linn County, OR; d. April 23, 1970, Shedd, Linn County,

OR.

vii. EDITH JANE PUGH, b. February 06, 1883, Shedd, Linn County, OR; d. March 20, 1948; m. ? FICKLIN.

viii. JOHN MCKINLEY PUGH, b. September 28, 1897, Shedd, Linn County, OR; d. September 17, 1979, Multnomah

Co., OR.

55. WILLIAM6 MCWHORTER, PVT (SARAH SALLY5 PUGH, MARY "POLLY"4 DUNAVAN, WILLIAM3, JOHN2, ?1) was born

August 07, 1843 in Salem, Henry Co., Iowa, and died August 30, 1914 in Spokane, Washington. He married

ALBERTA R. MCKAY March 27, 1899 in Spokane, Washington.

Child of WILLIAM MCWHORTER and ALBERTA MCKAY is: i. ALBERT WINFIELD7 MCWHORTER, b. 1902.

56. SARAH ANN6 DUNAVAN (MATHISON M.5, TIMMOTHY4, WILLIAM3, JOHN2, ?1) was born September 27, 1822 in

Kentucky, and died June 23, 1863 in Hopkinsville, Christian Co., Kentucky. She married ALEXANDER W.

COPELAND June 10, 1842 in Hopkinsville, KY. He was born 1818 in Alabama, and died 1872 in Hopkinsville,

Christian Co., Kentucky.

Children of SARAH DUNAVAN and ALEXANDER COPELAND are: i. EMMA SARAH7 COPELAND, b. August 10, 1854, Hopkinsville, Christian Co., KY; d. April 18, 1936, Louisville,

Jefferson Co., KY; m. FRANK AMASA COOK MYRICK, September 13, 1876, Christian Co., KY; b. March 03,

1845, Gilbertsville, Otsego Co., NY; d. February 26, 1914, Hopkinsville, Christian Co., KY.

ii. IMEGNE COPELAND, b. March 1853, Hopkinsville, KY; d. March 1854, Hopkinsville, KY.

iii. MARY ELLEN COPELAND, b. February 13, 1847, Christian Co., KY; d. June 06, 1876, Hopkinsville, Christian

Co., KY; m. WILLIAM MILLS, April 07, 1868, Christian Co., KY; b. January 05, 1841, Ireland; d. February 07,

1880, Hopkinsville, Christian Co., KY.

57. ELLEN E. C.6 DUNAVAN (MATHISON M.5, TIMMOTHY4, WILLIAM3, JOHN2, ?1) was born November 18, 1838 in

Christian Co., KY, and died in Hopkinsville, KY. She married ROBERT MILLS December 23, 1857 in Hopkinsville,

KY, son of ROBERT MILLS and MARGARET KNOX. He was born July 1830 in County Tyrone, Ireland, and died in

Hopkinsville, KY.

Children of ELLEN DUNAVAN and ROBERT MILLS are: i. MARGARET "MAGGIE"7 MILLS, b. August 1859, Hopkins County, KY; m. G. H. BRANDON; b. Tennessee.

ii. BRANDON MILLS.

iii. JR. MILLS ROBERT, b. Hopkins County, KY.

iv. LELIA "LETTIE" D. MILLS.

v. NETTIE MAE "JENNETTA" MILLS.

vi. MAY MILLS.

vii. GEORGE MILLS.

viii. JOHN E. MILLS.

ix. MAY MILLS.

x. JOHN E. MILLS.