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12806 CHARLES ANDERSON EMERY m. 13 Feb. 1866 Greene co., In.SARAH JANE STALCUP b. 1844 d. 13 May 1870 d/p Stephen and Sarah Ann (Smock) Stalcup; m 2) 13 Nov. 1871 Bloomfield, Greene, In. MARTHA VICTORIA QUILLEN b. 11 Nov. 1852 Greene co., In. d. 27 Dec. 1933 d/o William and Sarah (Jennings) Quillen. In 1860 he went to Alba, Monroe, Ia. and worked at farming. He was a union soldier in Co. H. 1st Ia. Calvary. from Aug. 1861 to 3 Aug. 1864 when he was honorably discharged. he d. 25 Feb. 1914 Bloomfield, Greene, In. Both are buried Bethel Cemetery Richland Twp., Greene co., In.

Biographical Memoirs of Greene County, Indiana; 3 Vols. (1908 B. F. Bowen & Co. Indianapolis, In.), Vol. 1 Pg. 388-90. CHARLES ANDERSON EMERY -
    Charles A. Emery was born in Coshocton county, Ohio, March 14, 1839, March 14, 1839, and is the son of THOMAS B. HAYS and an adopted son of AMBROSE EMERY, of Coshocton county. AMBROSE EMERY married POLLY ANDERSON, both natives of Pennsylvania, but they spent most of their lives in Ohio and raised a large family. They moved to Greene county, Indiana, in 1848 and located in Taylor township. He got three hundred and sixty acres of virgin land which he cleared, and soon made a splendid home. He was always a farmer, but became widely known and was highly respected. Both he and his wife died in Taylor township.

    CHARLES A. EMERY had few opportunities to attend school, which was held, in the vicinity where he was raised, in a log house. In 1860 he went to Albia, Monroe county, Iowa and worked at farming. In August 1861, he enlisted in Company H., First Regiment, Iowa Cavalry most of the time in Missouri and Arkansas, and was in many skirmishes with the Cantrell gang and in a battle near Little Rock, Arkansas. He was taken sick and was in the hospital for some time. He was later a nurse and also took care of the dead and wounded soldier’s effects. Having contracted a disease in his eyes and other sickness while on his way to Little Rock, he was discharged August 23, 1864, after which he came back to Greene county, Taylor township, and later moved to Stafford for two years. He finally moved to Richland township, where he now lives and runs a small farm. He has always engaged in farming. He was twice married, first to SARAH A. STALCUP, of Greene county, in 1866. She died in a few years and he married MARTHA QUILLEN, of Taylor township, in 1871, while living in Greene county. She was the daughter of WILLIAM and SARAH JENNINGS the latter of Kentucky and the former of Virginia. They were pioneers of Taylor township, Greene county. He died in Richland township; she died in Bloomfield. They had twelve children, nine reaching maturity.
    The subject had one child by his first wife: ANNIE who married HUBBARD DOWDEN, of Linton, Indiana; Mr. Emery had eight children by his second marriage - ROSIE now deceased, married JAMES BLVINS; WILLIAM H., engineer at Bloomfield, Indiana, who married CORA WEAVER; HARVEY L., a painter at Paris, Illinois, married EDITH CHIPMAN, who has born him on son BRUCE; AMOS E. and ERNEST V. both live at home; ELSIE J. married ROBERT CHIPMAN, a farmer, of Richland township, and they have on son, FOREST; VESTA E. lives at home, as does also ALGIE F.

    Mr. Emery has always been a farmer. He is well known throughout Greene county and has scores of friends there. He never aspired to office, but has always been a staunch Republican and a member of the Christian church.
Note the opening statement disagrees with the Emery Genealogy of 1891 which lists him as son of John and Alcinda (Hays) Emery and was used for the 1982 revision.

He has also been listed as a son of Ambrose and Mary (Anderson) Emery – which is very likely also as Mary would of only been 49 when he was born her father was Richard Anderson m. Mary [-?-] and his father was Charles Anderson m. Mary [-?-]. No documentation has been brought forth as to his adoption - He is not listed with Ambrose in the 185- census a Charles Hays is as aet 13 making him born in 1837.

It would be very rewarding to find the real answer to whether he was adopted or not – and if he was son of John and Alcinda or Ambrose and Mary – It would mean reworking the whole line from here down – but would be worth it.
    Children:
    *22387 ANNA ARABELLA EMERY
    ~22388 LUCIAN ALBERT EMERY b. 15 Oct. 1872; d. Dec. 1872
    ~22389 LILLIAN MAY EMERY b. 7 Sep. 1873; d. 11 Sep. 1873
    22390 MARY ROSETTA EMERY b. 8 Oct. 1874; m. 26 Mar. 1895 Greene co., In.       JAMES BLEVINS s/o B. F. and Elizabeth Blevins
    *22391 WILLIAM HENRY EMERY b. 24 Feb. 1877
    *22392 HARVEY LYCURGUS EMERY b. 18 Sep. 1880
    22393 AMOS ELMORE EMERY b. 5 Apr. 1883 (1882); m. 3 Jun. 1936 Greene       co., In. AMANDA TERHUNE b. 14 Sep. 1894 d. 1944 d/o Cass and Amanda       (Sharp) Terhune; d. 1941 buried Bohley Cemetery Greene co., In.
    *22394 ERNEST VANE EMERY b. 21 Sep. 1886
    *22395 ELSIE J. EMERY b. 24 Mar. 1889
    *22396 VESTA E. EMERY b. 24 Dec. 1891
    *22397 ALGIE F. EMERY b. 15 Sep. 1894

12806a HARRIET ELLA EMERY m. 28 Feb. 1861 Greene co., In. JOHN C. MARTINDALE b. 9 Jan. 1841 near Cincinnati, Greene, In. d. 1897 , farmer. She d. 1909. Both are buried Carmichael Cemetery Center twp., Greene co., In.
    Children b. Cincinnati, Greene, In.:
    ~22398 ALFRED FRANKLIN MARTINDALE b. 9 Sep. 1862; unm.
    ~22399 ALCINDA MARTINDALE b. 4 Mar. 1863; d. New York Twp., Caldwell co.,       Mo.; unm. 2 Nov. 1887
    *22400 HENRY THOMAS MARTINDALE b. 19 Jun. 1867
    *22401 MARIA E. MARTINDALE b. 25 Oct. 1869
    ~22402 MARY MARTINDALE b. 13 May 1872; unm.
    *22403 SARAH ANN MARTINDALE b. 5 Jun. 1877
    ~22404 JOHN WALLACE MARTINDALE b. 10 Jul. 1880; d. 1897; buried       Carmichael Cemetery Center twp., Greene co., In.

12808 WILLIAM AMBROSE EMERY b. 15 May 1847 Dresden/Pike Twp., Coshocton, Ohio d. 11 January 1902 Caldwell County Missouri buried Kingston Cemetery Caldwell county, Missouri.
    William Ambrose Emery died at his home 2 miles South of Bonanza, at 12:00p [p.m.] Saturday, January 11, 1902. Mr. Emery's death was caused by consumption, with which he has suffered for the past year. The funeral was conducted at the house Sunday morning at 11:00a [a.m.] by Rev. J. W. Power of the U.B. Church of Polo. The remains were interned in the Kingston Cemetery. Deceased was born May 15, 1847, in Coshocton County, Ohio. He married Miss Mary C. Frazier of Green [Greene] County, Indiana in 1969, and by this union 11 children were born, all of whom are now living. The family came to Caldwell county in 1881, and have resided here ever since. He united with the Christian church when he was 17 years of age of which he remained a faithful member until 1890, when he united with the U. B. Church by letter, in which he lived a faithful and true Christian until his death, and often expressed himself as being ready and willing to meet his maker at any time he called.
m. 18 November 1869 Greene county, Indiana MARY CATHERINE FRAZIER b. 29 July 1849 Cecillia, Kentucky d. 21 June 1938 Jerico Springs, Cedar, Missouri Certif. 25010 cause of death was Cerebral Apoplexy Hypostatic Pneumonia Hypertensive Heart Disease buried Kingston Cemetery Kingston, Caldwell, Missouri daughter of William M. and Mary (Jackson) Frazier.
    Mary Catherine Frazier was born July 29, 1849, in Cecilia, Kentucky and died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Flora Lester near Jerico Springs on July 21, 1938, lacking just 8 days of reaching her 89th birthday. At the age of five she moved with her parents to Indiana where she grew to womanhood. She was married to William A. Emery on November 18, 1869 and to them were born 6 daughters and 5 sons, 2 sons and 2 daughters having preceded their mother in death. Mr. Emery died January 11, 1902. In addition to her own children she gave a mother's love and care to 4 small half-brothers and sisters, 2 grandsons and 1 great granddaughter. Her whole life was devoted to untiring and unselfish service to others. She came with her husband and children to Pettis County, Missouri in 1879 and for many years lived on a farm near Kingston. The children are Rhoda Florence Porter who died in 1920; John William Emery, of Polo; Flora Lester of Jerico Springs; Mary Harriett West of Richmond; Jonas A. Emery, who died May 11, 1938; Jennie Hughes Palmer of Anaheim, California; Dollie Elliott of Breckenridge; Wallace A. Emery who died in 1922; Olive Sadler who died in 1906; Ben Emery of Kingston; and Homer Emery of Excelsior Springs, Missouri. There are 40 grand children, 45 great grandchildren; 3 half-brothers and 1 half-sister; Noah Frazier of Bedford, Indiana; Will Frazier of Colfax, Washington; King Frazier of North Salem, Indiana and Mrs. Anna Fletcher of Spokane. Today the journey is ended; I have worked out the mandate of fate. Naked, alone, undefended, I knocked at the uttermost gate. Lo, the gates open wide at my knocking. Across endless reaches I see, lost friends with laughter come flocking. To give a glad welcome to me, farewell! The maze has been threaded. This is the ending of strife. Say not that death should be dreaded, 'tis but the beginning of life!
Resided near Scotland, Greene, In. until 1879 when he removed to Bonzana, Caldwell, Missouri and resided 1880 Dresden, Pettis, Missouri; – a descendant states: the Emery's moved to Pettis county, Missouri, in 1879 and to Caldwell county in 1881.

The Emery's purchased 40 acres on the North side of what is now Missouri "F" in deed recorded April 24, 1886. This tract was owned by the Howard Lester's (Flora Lester's in-laws) up to about 1878. Howard Lester purchased 80 acres, 1/4 mile East and 1/2 mile North in 1878.

Mary Catherine (Frazier) Emery has been credited with raising a number of grandchildren and grandchildren. In researching information I find that she made a home for 15 grandchildren at one time or another. She also was credited with helping care for her three half brothers and one sister. I remember in 1930 we moved from the Frank Dorsey Farm near Regal in Ray county to Grandma Emery's for a short time. Dad got a job on the Rock Island Railroad and walked to Polo by way of the railroad tracks. We soon moved to Polo. In 1936 and 1937, I remember when Grandma Emery needed a place to stay, she was not welcome any place, and was passed from one to the other. I remember she stayed with us for awhile and always talked of IN-DI-AN-A. - Lyndell Miller.

Census records:
    Year: 1870; Census Place: Jackson, Greene, Indiana; Roll: M593_318; Page: 352

    Year: 1880; Census Place: Dresden, Pettis, Missouri; Roll: T9_708; Family History Film: 1254708; Page: 85.4000; Enumeration District: 117

    Year: 1900; Census Place: New York, Caldwell, Missouri; Roll: T623 844 Page: 4B; Enumeration District: 12.

    Year: 1910; Census Place: New York, Caldwell, Missouri; Roll: T624_773; Page: 4A; Enumeration District: 13
    Children:
    *22405 RHODA FLORENCE EMERY b. 20 Oct 1871 [29 Oct. 1870] Scotland,       Greene, Indiana [Owensburg, Greene, Indiana]
    ~22406 John William Emery b. 21 May 1872 Scotland, Greene, Indiana d. 15
          Jan. 1948 Caldwell county, Missouri Certif. # 388 cause of death Cause of       death Myocardial Exhaustion & Arteriosclerosis buried 18 January 1948       Cowgill Cemetery Cowgill, Missouri.
      m. 12 Dec 1912 DORA LILLIAN JACKSON “PET” b. 11 Oct 1873 [10 Oct. 1875] Missouri probably Ray county d. 29 Mar. 1959 buried Cowgill Cemetery Cowgill, Missouri dau. of Jacob L. and Martha Jane (Ford) Jackson. Resided Polo, Caldwell, Missouri
      John W. Emery, lifetime resident of this community, died in his home Thursday morning, after about a 2 week illness. He was born May 21, 1870 in Greene County, Indiana. He was the 2nd child of 11 children, 4 of whom survive. The family moved to Missouri in 1879, settling in Caldwell County, where he spent his entire life. He was widely known in this community where for many years he was engaged in farming. On December 12, 1912, he was united in marriage with Miss Dora Lillian Jackson, daughter of the late Jacob and Martha Jane Jackson, early pioneers of Missouri and Caldwell county. Besides his wife he is survived by 2 brothers, Ben Emery of Kingston; Homer E. Emery of Ogallala, Nebraska and 2 sisters, Mrs. Flora Lester of Hamilton and Mrs. Jennie Palmer of Anaheim, California. Also several nieces and nephews. He united with the Methodist church at an early age. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at the Methodist church with the pastor, Reverend W. O. G. Potter officiating. Burial was in the Cowgill Cemetery. The WSCS of the Methodist church served a lunch of sandwiches, pickles, cake and coffee to about 45 relatives and friends from out-of-town who were here Sunday to attend the funeral rites for John Emery. Those from out-of-town here Sunday to attend the John Emery funeral were: Mr. And Mrs. Grafton Jackson and son, of Hamilton; Mr. And Mrs. Homer Emery of Nebraska; Mr. And Mrs. Carl Fonch of Carrollton; Mr. And Mrs. Otto Crowley of Excelsior Springs; Mr. And Mrs. Ruby Jackson; Pearley Jackson and son Jim; Mr. And Mrs. Charles Brownlee; Mrs. N. J. Flint; Mrs. Mary Jackson; Mrs. Minnie Crawford; Mr. And Mrs. Carl Jackson; Mrs. Cecil Couch, all of Kansas City; Mrs. Elva Petree, Dave Jackson, John Jackson and daughter Mary Lee of Richmond; Mrs. Nell Revis; Mrs. Daisy Jackson and son Earl; and Mr. And Mrs. Forrest Shadduck of Cameron.

      Mrs. Dora Lillian Pet Emery was found dead by her bed early Monday morning. She was 85 years old and had lived alone the past 11 years since the death of her husband, John Emery. She was found by R. W. Hufft and Mrs. Lucille Jones while Mr. Hufft was delivering oil and Mrs. Jones was calling. The coroner's inquest determined the time of death as late Sunday and from natural causes. She had not been very well for sometime, but able to care for herself. Mrs. Jackson was the youngest of 16 children of Jacob and Martha Jackson, all of whom have preceded her in death. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 2:00p at the Polo Methodist Church with Rev. M. O. Eisenhower officiating assisted by Reverend Don Stanley. Burial was made in the Cowgill Cemetery in charge of Alspaugh-Cowley mortuary. Casket bearers were nephews: Glenn Teegarden, Carl Jackson, John Thomas Hyder, Roger Jackson, Hugh D. Teegarden, and Donald Jackson.
    *22407 FLORA ELLEN EMERY [FLORA ETHEL EMERY] b. 9 March 1875 Scotland,       Greene, Indiana [near Koleen, Greene County, Indiana]
    *22408 MARY HARRIET EMERY “HATTIE” b. 2 August 1876 Scotland, Greene,       Indiana [Bedford, Lawrence, Indiana]
    *22409 JONAS DUANE EMERY b. 9 February 1878 Scotland, Greene, Indiana
    *22410 MELINDA JANE EMERY [JENNIE EMERY] b. 15 February 1880 Bonzana,       Caldwell, Missouri
    *22411 ANNA ESTELLA EMERY [ANNA STELLA EMERY] “DOLLIE” b. 12 January       1882 Bonzana, Caldwell, Missouri
    *22412 WALLACE ALEXANDER EMERY b. 4 Jun. 1885 Bonzana, Caldwell,       Missouri
    ~22413 Olive CATHERINE EMERY b. 4 Janaury 1887 Bonzana, Caldwell, Missouri       d. March 1906; m. 4 January 1906 Caldwell county, Missouri Bk. H page 52
      Charley SADDLER (26) to Olive EMERY (19), both of Kingston, Caldwell County, Missouri --Jan. 4, 1906-- at Kingston By: C.K. Shilling, Minister of the Gospel

      CHARLEY SADLER/SADDLER b. 1880. Understand Olive married and short time later waded snow to care for her mother, caught pneumonia and died. Lived on a farm between Braymer and Cowgill. Information that the same minister (Revered Shilling of Kingston) baptized, married her, and preached her funeral all in the space of a few months. No record is available of where she is buried.
    *22414 BENJAMIN FRANKLIN EMERY [Ben Franklin Emery] b. 8 Aug. 1888       Bonzana, Caldwell Missouri
    *22415 HOMER EVERETT EMERY b. 24 April 1890 Missouri

12809 DAVIS [David] BLAINE EMERY d. 31 Aug. 1924 Ashcraft Chapel Cemetery Jackson Twp., Greene co., In.; m. 29 Jan. 1876 Greene co., In. CHARITY JANE SANDERS b. 20 Mar. 1859 [1856] d. 20 Mar. 1960 Ashcraft Chapel Cemetery Jackson Twp., Greene co., In. m 2) 24 Apr. 1926 Avoca, Lawrence, In. [mar. Lic Greene co.] JOHN T. VOORHIES d/o John D. and Jane (Sebring) Sanders.

Census Records:
Year: 1880; Census Place: Jackson, Greene, Indiana; Roll: T9_281;; Page: 183.2000; Enumeration District: 307

Year: 1900; Census Place: Jackson, Greene, Indiana; Roll: T623 374; Page: 4A; Enumeration District: 29

Year: 1910; Census Place: Jackson, Greene, Indiana; Roll: T624_352; Page: 6B; Enumeration District: 33

Year: 1920; Census Place: Jackson, Greene, Indiana; Roll: T625_435; Page: 3B; Enumeration District: 46
    Children b. Koleen, Greene, In.:
    *22416 ADA EVELYN EMERY b. 24 Oct. 1878
    *22417 JOHN WILLIAM EMERY b. 16/26 Sep. 1881
    *22418 JONAS N. EMERY b. 9 Feb. 1883
    *22419 DAVIS BLAINE EMERY b. 20 Jun. 1885
    22420 QUINCEY ELMER EMERY b. 17 Apr. 1889 d. 25 Mar. 1967 probably       Bedford, Lawrence, Indiana; m. 5 Aug. 1914 EVA [-?-]; m. 2nd Sadie [-?-];       resided when registered for WWII draft 610 W. St. Bedford, Lawrence,       Indiana and was employed at the Ingalls Stone Co.


    *22421 HARRY VICTOR EMERY b. Apr. 1898/9
    *22422 GEORGE W. EMERY b. 5 Aug. 1902;

NOTE: NO #22423

12810 ELLEN R. EMERY m. 6 Feb. 1873 Greene co., In. BERNARD J. LYNCH. b. 9 Nov. 1853 d. 1945 buried Pleasant Grove Cemetery Stafford twp., Greene co., In. s/o Nathaniel and Sybil (Ralph) Lynch. Deputy Prosecutor of Justice of peace Court at Koleen, Greene, In. 1885-97. She d. 26 Dec. 1888 and is buried Taylor Ridge Cemetery Taylor twp., Greene co., In.
Census Records: Year: 1880; Census Place: Jackson, Greene, Indiana; Roll: T9_281; Page: 193.2000; Enumeration District: 307
    Children b. near Koleen, Greene, In.:
    *22424 ORUM D. LYNCH b. 6 Mar. 1874
    ~22425 NATHANIEL LYNCH b. 18 Jul. 1875; d. young
    *22426 NOAH D. LYNCH b. 2 Dec. 1876
    ~22427 ANNIAS LYNCH b. 28 Dec. 1878; d. young
    22428 SYBIL LYNCH b. 29 Feb. 1880; m. JOHN MANNING
    *22498 MARY D. LYNCH b. 31 Jan. 1882
    *22430 STEPHEN GROVER CLEVELAND LYNCH ‘CLEVE’ b. 25 May 1885
    22431 THOMAS HENDRICKS LYNCH b. 25 May 1885
    ~22432 EMERY LYNCH b. 19 Dec. 1887; d. 22 Dec. 1887; buried Taylor Ridge       Cemetery Taylor Twp., Greene co., In.

John and Aletta A. (Burgess) Emery
12812 CLEMENTINE PAMELIA EMERY m. 12 May 1887 Greene co., In. WILLIAM HAYWOOD b. c. 1850 s/o Benjamin and Nancy (Quillen) Haywood.
    child:
    *22433 WALTER EARL HAYWOOD b. 2 Jul. 1887

12814 SCHULYER C. EMERY b. Oct. 1869 Greene co., In.; m. 1896 LILLIE MANHART b. Nov. 1878 Il. Was in Marland, Ok. 1924.

Census Records:
Year: 1900; Census Place: Grant, Greene, Indiana; Roll: T623 374; Page: 4A; Enumeration District: 26.
    Children:
    22434 EARNEST EMERY b. Jun. 1898 Il.
    22435 GLADYS EMERY b. Jan. 1900 Il.
    22436-43 children unknown

Benjamin and Rebecca (Emery) Meredith
12817 AMBROSE EMERY MEREDITH m. 22 Jan. 1862 Greene co., In. HESTER JANE DUGGER b. 12 Sep. 1839. He d. 22 Sep. 1874.
    Children b. near Cincinnati, Greene, In.:
    ~22444 WILLIAM MARION MEREDITH b. 4 Apr. 1863; unm.; farmer
    *22445 JONAS EMERY MEREDITH b. 20 Jul. 1866
    22446 ODIS HOMER MEREDITH b. 15 Dec. 1871

12818 WILLIAM ADAMS DAVIS MEREDITH m. 7 Mar. 1872 Greene co., In. SAULDA/CELUDIA JANE CARMICHAEL b. 1 Aug. 1849 d. 21 Apr. 1921. Teacher and farmer and Notary Public. He d. 1921. Both are buried Carmichael Cemetery Center twp., Greene co., In.
    Children b. Cincinnati, Greene, In.:
    ~22447 CHARLES LANDIS MEREDITH b. 18 Jan. 1874; d. 3 May 1875; buried       Carmichael Cemetery Greene co., In.
    *22448 MAMIE OLIVE MEREDITH b. 21 Oct. 1876
    *22449 EARNEST ADOLPHUS MEREDITH b. 5 Nov. 1878

12819 SAMUEL LAFAYETTE GILBERT MEREDITH m. 16 Sep. 1874 Monroe co., In. MARY C. WALKER b. 12 Nov. 1852 Monroe co., In. d. 24 Aug. 1875 Cincinnati, Greene, In.; m 2) 28 Mar. 1878 RACHEL PETHEL (?CARNAHAN) b. 23 Jan. 1857 Noble co., Oh. d. 19 Apr. 1914. Teacher, graduated Eclectic Medical College Cincinnati, Oh., 1868. Surgeon and physician. He d. 20 Feb. 1914. Both buried Cowgill Black Oak, Mo.
    Children:
    *22450 FRANCIS MEREDITH b. 13 Jun. 1875 Cincinnati, Greene, In.; m. c.       1898 JENNIE [-?-] b. Aug. 1876.
    22451 OSCAR ORLANDO MEREDITH b. 9 Jan. 1879 Cincinnati, Greene, In.; m. c.       1906 MAUDE L.[-?-] b. 1880; he d. 1919 buried Breckinridge, Mo.
    22452 HERMA JANE MEREDITH b. 15 Jan. 1887 New York Twp., Caldwell co., Mo.
    22453 FORREST LEE MEREDITH b. 4 Nov. 1888 New York Twp., Caldwell co., Mo.
    22454 EFFIE C. MEREDITH b. Nov. 1898 Mo. [tombstone 6 Mar. 1898]; m. W. M.       BUTTS; d. 25 Dec. 1914

12820 JOHN WALTER MEREDITH m. 9 Mar. 1879 Cincinnati, Greene, In. SARAH CULLISON b. 1 Jun. 1856. Teacher in the public schools. He d. 1930 Cladwell co., Mo.
    CHILDREN:
    22454a PAULINA IRVINE MEREDITH b. 15 Feb. 1880
    ~22454b CLARENCE MEREDITH b. 26 Jul. 1882; d. 17 Aug. 1884

12821 FRED ALONZO MEREDITH m. 7 Mar. 1878 Monroe co., In. MARY CATHERINE CARMICHAEL b Cincinnati, In. 19 Apr. 1860 d. 20 Feb. 1950. He d. 21 Jul. 1937. Both are buried Carmichael Cemetery Center twp., Greene co., In.
    Children b. Cincinnati, Greene, In.:
    ~22455 ISIS ROSALIE/ROSA MEREDITH b. 11 Nov. 1879; m. 25 Jul. 1895 Greene       co., In. HENRY T. SPARKS b. 27 Dec. 1877 d. 7 Oct. 1952; d. 5 Aug. 1947;       s.p. both buried Carmichael Cemetery Center Twp., Greene co., In.
    *22456 ESTA MAUD MEREDITH b. 11 Apr. 1881
    *22457 CHRISTIE CLAUDE MEREDITH b. 25 Aug. 1883
    ~22458 BENJAMIN JOHN MEREDITH ‘LITTLE BENNY’ b. 5 Jan. 1857; d. Clay City,       Clay, In.
    ~22459 EMERY MEREDITH b. 12 Apr. 1907; m. LILLIAN MILLIGAN 23 Sep. 1936       Indianapolis, Marion, In.; s.p.; res. Terre Haute, In.
    ~22460 REBECCA E. MEREDITH b. Aug. 1892; d. Clay City, Clay, In.
    *22461 VERA SILLIS MEREDITH b. May 1892
    22462 LOUELLE MEREDITH b. Jul. 1899; m. 1916 BILL SCHOUBER; d. 1918       buried Greenwell Cemetery Clay City, Clay, In.

Ambrose and Ann V. (Hays) Emery
12823 MARY CATHERINE/KATE EMERY m. 29 Nov. 1867 Greene co., In. EMIT DAGLEY b. 30 May 1847 Elmore Twp., Daviess co., In. d. 21 Aug. 1920. Farmer. He was a soldier in Co. H. 31st In. Inf. She d. 14 Mar. 1939. Both buried Walnut Grove cemetery Richland twp., Greene co., In.
    Children b. Cincinnati, Greene, In.:
    *22463 NORA F. DAGLEY b. 12 Sep. 1868
    *22464 OSCAR EDMUND DAGLEY b. 15 Apr. 1870
    *22465 EMMA JANE DAGLEY b. 15 Mar.
    *22466 MIRANDA B. DAGLEY b. 27 May 1874
    *22467 HOMER LACUGIS DAGLEY 'Curg' b. 4 Apr. 1876
    22468 ALGIE ESTA DAGLEY b. 4 Apr. 1882; m. LEROY PAUL b. 10 May 1850 d. 30       Dec. 1945; d. 8 Apr. 1943; both buried Walnut Grove Cemetery Richland       Twp., Greene co., In.
    *22469 HARLEY CLEVELAND DAGLEY b. 5 Mar. 1887
    *22470 GOLDIE E. DAGLEY b. 8 Aug. 1889


12825 ELIZA ANN EMERY m. 4 Oct. 1869 Greene co., In. ALFRED WESTMORELAND b. 13 Aug. 1848 Bears Creek, Washington, In. d. 19 Apr. 1919 buried Gilbreath Cemetery Greene co., In. She d. 22 Mar. 1871.
    Child:
    ~22470 ORAL WESTMORELAND b. 20 Mar. 1871; d. 19 Oct. 1874

12826 LAVINA F. EMERY m. 10 Jun. 1884 Greene co., In. HEZEKIAH COLLINS b. 10 Dec. 1861 s/o William and Martha (Martindale) Collins. Both are buried Carmichael Cemetery Center twp., Greene co., In.
    Children b. Cincinnati, Greene, In.:
    *22471 ADA P. COLLINS b. 29 Jul. 1885
    22472 WADY F. COLLINS ‘BOB’ b. 17 Apr. 1888; m. 16 Apr. 1919 Greene co., In.       EMILY MARTIN b. 9 Oct. 1900; d. 196_; buried Carmichael Cemetery Center       Twp., Greene co., In.
    22473 WILLIAM COLLINS b. 27 Sep. 1891; m. 18 Nov. 1907 Greene co., In.       ANNA B. WIGGS b. 5 Jan. 1889 d/o Benjamin and Sarah (Pancake) Wiggs
    *22474 ERVIN J. COLLINS b. 13 Dec. 1892

William S. and Marcia (Hill) Emery
12827 WILLIAM NOBLE EMERY b. 20 Jan. 1870 JEMIMA SEATON DOWDEN b. 3 May 1855 Scotland, Greene, In. d. 1933 d/o John and Amanda Dowden. He d. 1916. Both are buried Antioch Cemetery Greene co., In.
    Children b. Greene co., In.:
    *22465 CHARLES WADE EMERY b. 23 Sep. 1873
    *22466 JOHN SPENCER EMERY b. 11 Nov. 1875
    *22467 EDGAR DEWAYNE EMERY b. 10 Oct. 1877
    *22468 STELLA FLORENCE EMERY b. 13 Feb. 1880

12838 JOHN WESLEY EMERY m. 14 Apr. 1873 LAVINA JANE AULT b. 10 Jun. 1853 White Oak, Greene, In. d. 9 Oct. 1927 d/o John and Fidelia (Taylor) Ault. He d. 13 Mar. 1923. Both are buried Spring Hill Cemetery Bedford, Lawrence, In.
    Children b. Greene co., In.
    22469 WILLIAM HORACE EMERY b. 6 Feb. 1874
    22470 MARICIA FIDELIA EMERY b. 6 Mar. 1876 Martin co., In.
    ~22471 MARY JOSEPHINE EMERY b. 11 Jul. 1878; d. 11 Nov. 1880
    ~22472 CLARENCE EMERY b. 4 Mar. 1880; d. 11 Nov. 1880
    ~22473 SAMUEL CONNELL EMERY b. 3 Jul. 1833; d. 10 Mar. 1884
    22474 MINA MABEL EMERY b. 10 Oct. 1887


12832 CLEMENTINE JOSEPHINE EMERY m. 1 Jun. 1878 Greene co., In. JOHN THOMAS JAMISON b. 29 Aug. 1857 White Oak Springs, Greene, In.

Not sure of the placement of this picture - I am guessing.
    Children:
    22485 HENRY ISAAC JAMISON b. 13 Mar. 1879 Benton co., Ar.
    22486 ERASTUS JAMISON b. 26 Jul. 1884 Lawrence co., In.

12833 LITTLEBERRY EMERY m. 12 Sep. 1878 Greene co., In. SARAH J. WRIGHT b. 10 Aug. 1857. He d 7 Nov. 1928 Bedford, Lawrence, Ind. Carpenter and mason.
    Children:
    *22487 ONIS ADEN EMERY b. 23 Mar. 1879
    22488 FLORA ELLEN EMERY b. 7 Mar. 1881

12834 MINA MARCIA EMERY m. 19 Mar. 1881 Greene co., In. ERASTUS DOBBINS b. 5 Dec. 1854 Owensburg, Greene, In. s/o William and Frances Dobbins. Proprietor of Indiana Springs Hotel Martin co., In.
    Children b. Greene co., In.:
    ~22489 OSACR DOBBINS b. 12 Dec. 1882; d. 10 Mar. 1883
    22490 EMERY DOBBINS b. 13 Mar. 1884

Daniel and Mary A. (Emery) Ashcraft
12835 WILLIAM JASPER ASHCRAFT m. 20 Jan. 1868 Koleen, Greene, In. MARGARET FLORENCE DOBBINS b. 7 Apr. 1835 d. 1923 St. Paul, Minnesota. Removed to Osage Mission, Neosha, Ks., 1884. Farmer. He d. 15 APR 1926 probably Kansas, another source states Koleen, Greene, Indiana.
    Children:
    22491 DANIEL BOONE ASHCRAFT b. 16 Jan. 1871 Dresden, Greene, In.
    22492 LAURA ANN ASHCRAFT b. 30 May. 1873 Dresden, Greene, In.
    22493 MARY FRANCES ASHCRAFT b. 5 Sep. 1875 Dresden, Greene, In.
    22494 WILLIAM ODUS ASHCRAFT b. 30 Sep. 1877 Dresden, Greene, In.
    22495 ELSIE DICKSON ASHCRAFT b. 14 Apr. 1880 Dresden, Greene, In.
    22496 CHARLES LESLIE ASHCRAFT b. 28 Feb. 1883 Dresden, Greene, In.
    22497 HOMER HENRICKS ASHCRAFT b. 18 Jul. 1885 Osage Mission, Neosha, Ks.
    22498 GORDIE ELLEN ASHCRAFT b. 29 Jan. 1888 Osage Mission, Neosha, Ks.
    22499 ELZA ASHCRAFT
    22500 GROVER ASHCRAFT

12836 DANIEL BOONE ASHCRAFT m. 18 Jul. 1879 Greene co., In. HANNAH INMAN b. 11 Aug. 1856 Dover Hill, Martin, In. d. 6 Dec. 1945 Koleen, Greene, In. m 2nd. Columbus Hall d/o Thomas and Nancy (Corbin) Inman. Koleen
Resident Buried Saturday. - - Funeral services were held Saturday afternoon at Ashcraft Chapel for Hannah HALL, who passed away Thursday at the home of a daughter, Della HORN, at Koleen. Mrs. Hall, 89 years of age, was the daughter of Thomas and Nancy (CORBIN) INMAN. Jenkins and Sons - Bloomfield News, Weekly Newspaper, ,Volume LXXI, Number 6, Page 1, Column 6 were in charge of arrangements." -
A man of talent, public school teacher in Greene co., In. and Harrison co., Ia. He d. 16 Feb. 1880 buried Old Ashcraft Cemetery. She is buried Ashcraft Chapel Cemetery both in Jackson Twp., Greene co., In.
    Child:
    *22501 DELLA BOONE ASHCRAFT b. 13 Jul. 1880 Dresden, Greene, In.

12837 AMBROSE WAYNE ASHCRAFT m. 8 Mar. 1877 Greene co., In. SARAH ADALINE MC KENSIE b. 8 Mar. 1862 Greene co., In. d. 12 Jul 1948 Brownwood, Stoddard, Mo. daughter of Gustavas and Nancy (Duke) Mc Kensie. He d. 21 Jan 1917 Brownwood, Stoddard, Mo.
    children:
    *22502 BERTHA IONA ASHCRAFT b. 17 Feb. 1878 Greene co., In.
    *22503 MYRTLE JOY ASHCRAFT b. 28 O ct. 1879 Dresden, Greene, In.
    *22504 MAMIE AHSCRAFT b. 9 Sep. 1881 Greene co., In.
    ~22505 BLANCHE PHONTINE ASHCRAFT b. 10 Oct. 1883; m. 3 Sep. 1896 Marble       Hill, Mo. JOSEPH ASEPH LOONEY; d. 9 Sep. 1951 St. Louis, Mo.; buried       Brownwood, Stoddard, Mo.; s.p.
    *22506 QUINCEY KELSO ASHCRAFT b. 24 Aug. 1885 Dresden, Greene, In.
    *22507 ZIBA GUSTAVUS AHSCRAFT b. 6 Oct. 1887 Robinson, Greene, In.
    ~22508 DOLLIE AHSCRAFT b. 13 Mar. 1889 Greene co., In.; d. 13 Mar. 1896       Linton, Greene, In. buried Mt. Zion/Dog Island Cemetery Washington Twp.,       Greene co., In.
    *22509 FAYE EMMA ASHCRAFT b. 4 May 1892 Greene co., In.
    *22510 RAYMOND COLNEY ASHCRAFT b. 4 May 1894 Robinson, Greene, In.
    *22511 DANIEL WAYNE ASHCRAFT b. 28 Oct. 1896
    *22512 WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYON ASHCRAFT b. 29 Jan. 1908 Buchanan, Mo.

12838 MARY ELIZA ASHCRAFT ‘MOLLY’ m. 19 Sep. 1878 Koleen, Greene, In. BLOOMER DUANE HIBBETS b. 22 Apr. 1853 Gallia co., Oh. d. 2 Nov. 1901 s/o ? and Rebecca Hibbetts. Farmer and Teacher.
Bloomer D. HIBBETTS, teacher of the sixth grade in the Lyons schools, died Sunday morning at six o’clock after an illness of two weeks of typhoid fever. He was the oldest teacher in the county, having taught 29 years. And was one of the most successful. He was held in the highest esteem by all who knew him and was loved by the hundreds of boys and girls who have been his pupils at some time during these years of service in the public schools. At the time of his death, Mr. HIBBETTS was 47 years of age. The funeral services were held Tuesday morning at 11 o’clock at the M. E. church, Lyons, the Rev. Frank DENNY being in charge, after which the remains were interred at the Dog Island cemetery. Out of respect to the dead all the schools of Washington Township were closed Tuesday, and six of the teachers acted as pall-bearers. His pupils of the sixth year attended in a body—a beautiful but sad sight. The death is peculiarly sad from the fact that this is the second visit of the death angel to the Lyons school this term. S. N. YOEMAN will likely get the position made vacant by his death. The family, consisting of a widow and two sons, have the sympathy of all in this affliction. – Bloomfield News Volume XXVI, Number 1, Page 6, Column 2
She d. 1931 in Il.
    Children:
    *22513 DANIEL BOONE HIBBETS b. 30 Mar. 1880 Lyons, Greene, Indiana
    ~22514 HOMER DUANE HIBBETTS b. 14 Mar. 1883 Greene co., In.; d. 22 Aug.       1884
    *22515 VICTOR GUY HIBBETTS b. 19 Dec. 1887 Lyons, Greene, Indiana
    22516 AGNES HIBBETTS
    22517 NOAH HIBBETTS

12841 ELIJAH SEYMOUR ASHCRAFT m. 30 Dec. 1888 Lyons, Greene, In. BARTHENA ADAMS d. Nov. 1951. Farmer and teacher. He died MAY 1949 in Overland, Missouri. He was buried in Laurel Grove Cemetery, Overland, Missouri.
    Children:
    22518 EDITH ASHCRAFT b. 6 Jul. 1889 Lyons, Greene, In.
    22519 ZELPHIA ASHCRAFT m. [-?-] REED
    22520 DEWAYNE ASHCRAFT
    22521 HELEN ASHCRAFT m. [-?-] ANDREWS
    22522 MARIE ASHCRAFT
    ~22523 MAYME KATHERINE ASHCRAFT b. 4 Feb. 1906 Brownwood, Bollinger,       Mo.; m. 24 Dec. 1922 Prescott, Ar. ROY EUGENE BAIRNE; s.p.
    22524 ISHMAL ASHCRAFT

12843 AGNES L. ASHCRAFT m. 4 Jul. 1889 Greene co., In. CHARLES D. FOX b. Jul. 1869. She d. Alhambra, Ca.
    Children:
    22525 GERTIE FOX
    22526 CECIL FOX *
    22527 ANNIE G. FOX b. Apr. 1890
    22528 MARY C. FOX b. Feb. 1892
    22529 DILLA H. FOX b. 7 Jan. 1895
    22530-1 son *
    *of these sons b. 27 Apr. 1903 & 20 May 1905

12844 NOAH DIXON ASHCRAFT m. 7 Dec. 1907 Brownwood, Stoddard, Mo. CATHERINE BRATTON b. 14 Sep. 1873 Lewiston, Pa. d. 10 Jul. 1950 St. Joseph, Mi. buried Brownwood, Stoddard, Mo. d/o Michael and Martha (Miller) Bratton. He d. 25 Nov. 1920 Brownwood, Stoddard, Mo.
    Children:
    *22532 KATHERINE ASHCRAFT
    *22533 IRMA ASHCRAFT b. 20 May. 1912 Brownwood, Stoddard, Mo.

Eli and Clementine (Emery) Adams
12845 HARRIET ERELDA ADAMS m. 19 Mar. 1872 MORRIS ROBERT BARKER b. 1 Aug. 1837 d. 24 Jul. 1911 s/o Wm. and Susannah Barker. Farmer. She d. 4 Nov. 1922 Buried Simpson Chapel Cemetery Taylor Twp., Greene co., In.
    Children:
    ~22534 LAURA ANN BARKER b. 13 Dec. 1873; d. 11 Sep. 1893; buried Simpson       Chapel Cemetery Taylor Twp., Greene co., In.
    22535 REBECCA ELLEN BARKER b. 24 May 1875
    *22536 WILLIAM ALBERT BARKER b. 6 Jun. 1887
    22537 STELLA MAY BARKER b. 6 Aug. 1882

Nathaniel and Susan (McWhirter) Emery
12846 JONAS ADEN EMERY m. 12 Sep. 1882 Greene co., In. EMMA N. GAINEY. Bloomfield, Greene, In. d. 1920 d/o William and Eliza (Ritter) Gainey.


Jonas A. Emery was also acclaimed to be the "Best shot west of the Mississippi". It is written on the picture that one of his daughter’s descendants has of him in his West Point army uniform. Graduated U. S. Military Academy West Point, NY., 1881;


Received commission of 2nd Lt. of the 11th Reg. U. S. Inf. was at Ft. Sulley, ND. [Fort Sully North Dakota was about 20 miles NW of Pierre SD on the East side of the Missouri River 18 miles South of the confluence of the Cheyenne River and the Missouri River. Fort Sully doesn't exist anymore.] four years his commanding officer in 1882 was Colonel Richard Irving Dodge commanded the Eleventh Infantry at Fort Sully and was appointed by General Sherman; Memoirs of General W.T. Sherman; Madison Barracks, NY.; Whipple Barracks, A. and Waco, Tx. and while at Waco he was instructor of science and head of the mathematical department of Baylor University. He served two years in Porto Rico during the Spanish American War. He then went to the Philippines where he was promoted to the rank of Maj. of the 27th Inf.; having attained the rank of 1st Lt. in 1886, and Capt. in 1897. His next station after his service in the Philippines was a Indianapolis, Marion, In. where he was recruiting officer for two years and then was sent to Cuba and back to Ft. Sheridan, Il. Commander of the 27th Infantry "Wolfhound" Regiment in Texas in 1903. and in 1907 retired under the thirty years continued service and went to Bloomfield, In. where he d. 17 Jun. 1915. His obituaries as found are:
DEATH OF WELL KNOWN RETIRED U.S. ARMY OFFICER
Major Jonas Aden Emery Dies Suddenly of Heart Failure
at his Home in Bloomfield Thursday Evening, June Seventeenth
RETIRED IN 1907 UNDER THE THIRTY YEAR CONTINUOUS SERVICE LAW
Major Jonas Aden Emery a retired United States Army officer, died at his home on Mechanic street, Thursday due to heart trouble from which he had been a sufferer for several months, and while not wholly unexpected, the sudden call came as a shock to all.

Major Emery was the son of Nathaniel and Susan (McWhirter) Emery, honored pioneer residents of Greene county, Indiana. He was born Nov. 8, 1856 and reared on a farm in Taylor Township, where his mother's parents were the first settlers.

His early education was obtained in the county schools and he taught school until the lure of the soldiers career led him to seek and obtain a cadetship in the United States Military Academy, West Point in 1877.

After four years spent in that institution he was graduated and received a commission as Second Lieutenant of the Eleventh Infantry U.S.A. His first station after leaving West Point was at Fort Sulley, Dakota where he served four years. He was afterward stationed at Madison Barracks, NY.; Fort Hauchuca, Ariz.; Whipple Barracks. Ariz. and Waco, Texas where he remained until the beginning of the Spanish American was then ordered to Porto Rico. While at Waco he was instructor of Military science and head of the Mathematical Department of Baylor University. Returning to the States, after two years service in Porto, he was sent to the Philippines where promoted to the rank of Major of the Twenty-seventh Infantry, having attainted the rank of first Lieutenant in 1866 and captain in 1897. His next station was at Indianapolis where he served as recruiting officer for two years and then was sent to Cuba and back to Fort Sheridan, Ill., and in 1907 retired under the thirty years continuous service law, since which time he has resided in Bloomfield.

He was married Sept. 12, 1882 to Emma Gainey, daughter of William W. and Eliza Gainey of Bloomfield. To this union were born three children: Robert A., who is now First Lieutenant, Twenty-seventh Infantry stationed at Texas City, Texas; Jessie who is the wife of Capt. A. W. Brown of the Twenty-seventh Infantry; Nathaniel W. of this place, who is a member of the Indiana National Guard Battery A.

Major Emery was a descendant of a family of soldiers; his father and his fathers brothers having served their country in the Civil War. His great grandfather Ambrose Emery served in the Revolutionary war, and his great grandmother often distributed rations to General Washington and his staff. His ancestry can be traced to the sixteenth century and all have been well known in their respective locaties. As a soldier he served his country faithfully, never wavering in the discharge of his duties, throughout his military career was a brave and gallant soldier and an efficient and popular officer. He was a skillful marksman and was the owner of a number of valuable medals awarded him for marksmanship, wining in 1883 the $100 prize gold medal for the best marksman in the Dept. of Dakota.

As a citizen he was universally esteemed, and while not directly connected with any public enterprise, he was ever interested in and ready to support any movement that would tend to build up the community or benefit his fellowman. As a man he was a strong personality and strict integrity and his wide experience and extensive travel made him a most interesting companion. was broad minded, intellectual and cultured, believing in the common brotherhood of man in practicing the broad principles of humanity as found in the golden rule. He was a worthy example of a self-made man, whose ambition and determination enabled him to overcome many difficulties in early life and advance steadily until he obtained the object of his desire and gained of honor and trust. He was a sportsman in the best sense of the word and found his greatest pleasure in the pursuit of game. To his friends he was ever loyal; to his family kind and indulgent. Bravely he faced dangers and the possibility of instant in the service of his country. No less bravely did he face and fight the ravages of disease; but when the sudden summons came there were none of the horrors of death on the battlefield, for, surrounded by all the comforts of his home and alone with her whom he so tenderly cherished and who in true devotion had shared with him the varied experiences of the soldier's life, he peaceably fell asleep.

Besides his wife, his children and three grandchildren, he is survived by his mother Mrs. Susan Emery, of this place; three brothers Charles and Harvey of Taylor township, Jesse Emery of Parson, Kans., and a sister Mrs. Charles Rayburn of Seattle, Wash.

Private funeral services where held at the family residence Sunday afternoon conducted by. Dr. L. P. Marshall of the Presbyterian church, and the Rev. J. A. Spencer of the Christian Church. A quartet composed of M. F. Pate, E. R. Mason, G. E. McCracken, and H. L. Doney rendered beautiful and appropriate music.

Silent tokens of the esteem in which the deceased was held were the many handsome floral offerings, among them being one presented by his own regiment the Twenty-seventh Infantry U.S.A.

The pall bearers where his brothers Charles and Harvey Emery, his nephews, Jonas and Ross Emery, and brother-in-laws L.C. Gainey and Charles Wylie. Beneath the stars and stripes, the flag he loved so well and followed so gallantly the remains were laid to rest in Grandview cemetery. - Bloomfield Democrat, Volume LIV, Number 26, Page 1, Columns 1 & 2, Thursday 24 Jun 1915

and also:

"Sudden Death of Major J. A. EMERY."

This community was shocked last Thursday evening by the announcement of the sudden death of Major J. A. EMERY. He had spent the afternoon working at his farm in the south part of town and came to his home about 7 p.m. He ate heartily at the supper table and after concluding the meal retired to his library where he died about 8 o'clock while sitting in his chair. Death was due to heart trouble, and it was several minutes before the members of his household realized he had been stricken.

Major EMERY located here after his retirement from the army and he had a host of friends. He was a good neighbor, a courteous citizen and a friend to all of his acquaintances. He took a lively interest in civic and public affairs and he was a close student of the present old world war. He was a military man, having practically spent his life in the service of his country. His son, Rob EMERY, is a lieutenant with the army at Texas City; his son, Nat EMERY, was with the Indiana national guard at Sparta, Wis., and his only daughter, Mrs. Jessie BROWN, is the wife of an army officer at Texas City.

The sons were both here to attend the funeral and to comfort the bereaved wife and mother.

The funeral services were conducted at the family home last Sunday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock. The services were in charge of Rev. L. P. MARSHALL, pastor of the Presbyterian church, assisted by Elder J. A. SPENCER, pastor of the Christian church.

The remarks of Rev. MARSHALL follow:
"Jonas Aden EMERY, son of Nathaniel and Susan (McWHIRTER) EMERY, was born in Taylor township, Greene county, Ind., Nov. 8, 1856. His ancestral forbears were among the very early settlers of the colonies out of which the U. S. A. have grown. His father's grandfather was a soldier of the Revolutionary war, while his patriotic great-great-grandmother served many a meal to General WASHINGTON and his staff at her home in Pennsylvania. Coming thus of the sturdiest of pioneer stock of the courageous, venturesome, self-trained and self-reliant people who won a foothold for freedom and a homestead for America and the institutions of our county, Major EMERY was always proud of his heritage, and was patriotic from his youth. He obtained what education he could from the schools of this county in boyhood and so mastered his studies as to be privileged to teach in the common schools while yet in his teens. Becoming enamored at the soldier's career, he sought and obtained an appointment to a cadetship in the U. S. Military Academy, West Point, New York. From that institution, at the end of a four year's course, he was graduated in 1881, and was commissioned a Second Lieutenant in the 11th regiment of the U. S. Army. In that regiment he attained in regular succession, promotions through the ranks of First Lieutenant and Captain. His last promotion to be a Major transferred him to the 27th regiment, and there he served until his retirement, Oct. 19, 1907.

As a soldier, he was efficient and brave. He was an expert marksman, winning, as such, in 1883, the $100 prize gold medal for best marksmanship in the Department of Dakota. He served throughout the Spanish-American war in Porto Rico. Although his services in the tropics in Porto Rico, the Philippine Islands and Cuba extended over five years, doubtless, while the profit of travel experience in new and strange regions was great, the inconvenience and exposure of the soldier's life in these varied and climatic conditions, sowed or developed seeds of physical impairment and disease that hastened the end of his days.

Major EMERY was united in marriage with Miss Emma GAINEY, who survives him, in the M. E. church of this city, Sept. 12, 1882, by Rev. MARSHALL. Three children were given them - Robert, Jessie and Nathaniel. The sun of the army life cast its spell on the two elder and they follow the flag. After retirement the deceased resided as a citizen about a year in Virginia, and the remainder in Indiana - in Bloomfield since 1909.

He was widely informed as a naturalist: observant of flora and fauna; sportsman in a good sense; good and informing as a conversationalist, and entertaining in any society.
The end came quietly and peacefully without pain, with his faithful wife beside him."

The floral tributes were numerous and beautiful, and especially so was the red, white and blue shield sent by the Twenty-seventh regiment, formerly the regiment to which Major Emery was attached.

The interment was in Grandview cemetery. - Bloomfield News Vol. XXX VIII No. 32 pg. 1 col. 2,3,4, Thurs 24 Jun 1915, Bloomfield News
Both are buried Grandview Cemetery Bloomfield, Greene, In.
    Children:
    *22538 AMBROSE ROBERT EMERY ‘ROB’ b. 26 Jul. 1883 Bloomfield, Greene, In. *22539 JESSE MAY EMERY b. 2 Mar. 1885 Ft. Sulley, ND.
    *22540 NATHANIEL WILLIAM EMERY 'NAT' b. 14 Jul. 1889 Madison Barracks, NY.
    22541 infant


12848 JESSIE WALKER EMERY m. 1 Apr. 1884 Greene co., In. JULIA ANNA O'DONALD b. 15 Oct. 1866 d. 26 Apr. 1944 Parsons, Labette, Ks. d/o William and Elizabeth (Williams) O'Donald. She was a school teacher in Greene co., In. He was a fireman for years for the MKT Railroad and farmer. For awhile homestead in Co. in the late 1880's. He d. 13 Sep. 1940 Parson, Labette, Ks.; Both are buried there Oakwood Cemetery.


    Children:
    *22542 NELLIE MAUD EMERY b. 19 Nov. 1884
    ~22543 GRACE MAY EMERY b. 8 Mar. 1886; d. Boston, Co. 3 Sep. 1887
    ~22544 LILLIE EMERY b. 8 Jul. 1888 Meade co., Ks.; d. young
    ~22545 JONAS NATHANIEL EMERY b. Feb. 1890 Sterling, Ks.; d. young
    22546 FANNY EMERY b. Ellinwood, Ks.
    *22547 JESSE OREN EMERY b. 11 Jan. 1896 Ellinwood, Ks.
    *22548 WILLIAM EDGAR EMERY b. 18 Sep. 1898 Parsons, Labette, Ks.
    ~22549 DELBERT F. EMERY 'BABE' b. 26 Jul 1901 Parsons, Labette, Ks.; teacher       of Math; served in the Navy during WWII and never went back to teaching;       d. 13 Apr. 1982 Portland, Or. buried there Willamette National Cemetery;       unm.


    ~22549a ELBERT EMERY b. 1901 Parson, Labette, Ks.; d. 1915 Parson, Labette,       Ks. and buried there Oakwood Cemetery

12849 CHARLES SIGEL EMERY m. 27 Oct. 1887 Greene co., In. MINERVIA JANE HARDESTY b. 12 Oct. 1868 Greene co., In. d. 25 Mar. 1921 bur. 30 Mar. 1921 d/o Jacob T. and M. Susan (Whitworth) Hardesty. Farmer. He was called 'Red Charlie', for his red hair. He had a hair lip and wore a mustache to hide it. He furnished the logs and lumber to build Simpson Chapel Methodist Church. He d. 5 Nov. 1925 bur. 7 Nov. 1925.



and here are more photos of the Charles Sigel Family

Charles S. EMERY, son of Nathaniel and Susan EMERY, deceased, was born January 5, 1863, and departed this life, Sunday, November 15, 1925, being sixty-two years, ten months and ten days of age. The immediate cause of death was a stroke of paralysis. Some years ago he united with the Methodist Church at Simpson Chapel, at which church he remained a member until his death. On October 12, 1887, he was united in marriage to Minerva HARDESTY, of Koleen, who departed this life on March 25, 1921. With the exception of one years spent at Plainville, the whole of their married life was spent in Taylor Township. It needs no words written here to testify to the high integrity and good fellow ship of the deceased. He leaves to mourn his departure twelve children, namely: Jonas EMERY and Mrs. Francis BAKER, of Linton; Clarence EMERY, of Lyons; Mrs. Minnie EDINGTON and Mrs. Algie BROSMAN, of Bloomington; Mrs. Zelma HAINS, of Bickleton, Washington; Harve and Emil EMERY, of Taylor Township; William A., Albert, Pearl and Bruce, at home. Two brothers, Harve EMERY, of Taylor Township, and Jesse, of Parsons, Kansas, and one sister, Mrs. Lillie RAYBURN, of Portland, Oregon, survive, as also does sixteen grandchildren, besides a host of other relatives and friends. The funeral was conducted at the Simpson Chapel M. E. Church in Taylor Township, on Tuesday, November 17, at 10 a.m. by the pastor, Rev. H. D. HUDSON of Newberry.

The neighbors and friends were very kind and generous in their assistance and sympathy during the last illness and after the death of our beloved father, Charles S. EMERY, and we wish to sincerely thank them all. THE CHILDREN. - Bloomfield News Volume L, Number 2, Page 1, Columns 5 & 6
Both are buried Simpson Chapel Cemetery Taylor Twp., Greene co., In.
    Children b. Taylor, Twp., Greene co., In.:
    *22550 JONAS WALKER EMERY b. 25 Dec. 1888
    *22551 FRANCES MAY EMERY b. 10 Jan. 1890
    *22552 CLARENCE OVID EMERY b. 5 Aug. 1891
    ~22552_ WILLIAM ARTHUR EMERY b. 21 Nov. 1893; m. 14 Oct. 1930 Greene co.,       In. FANNIE ICES CARTER widow of his brother Jonas (#22550); d. 17 Oct.       1963; buried Simpson Chapel Cemetery Taylor Twp., Greene co., In.; s.p.;       farmer; WWII Veteran Serial # 30926607.




    *22552a ALBERT RAYMOND EMERY b. 27 Jul. 1895
    *22552b MINNIE ETHEL EMERY b. 5 Jan. 1896
    *22552c HARVE NATHANIEL EMERY b. 7 Feb. 1898
    *22552d PEARL EDITH EMERY b. 15 Jan. 1900
    *22552e ZELMA MABEL EMERY b. 12 Oct. 1901
    *22552f EMIL JACOB EMERY b. 6 Feb. 1904
    ~22552g ALGIE VICTORIA EMERY b. 8 Oct. 1905 Scotland; m. 28 Apr. 1922       Bloomfield, Greene, In. LEVI PRESTON BROSMAN b. 20 Sep. 1900 Bloomfield,       Greene, In. s/o Alva and Ella (Tague) Brosman, dv. 22 Oct. 1942       Bloomington, Monroe, In.; m 2) Orval Flinn; d. 11 Jan. 1984 Bloomington,       Monroe, In. buried there (cremated) Vahalla Memorial

    Algie Emery Brosman Photo Album
    *22552h BRUCE ELMER EMERY ‘TACK’ b. 24 May 1910 Greene co., In.

12850 HARVE NATHANIEL EMERY m. 14 Mar. 1891 Greene co., In. ELIZA ELLEN [LIDA ELIZABETH] BENHAM b. 11 Nov. 1868 Bloomfield, Greene, In. d. 4 Apr. 1951 Greene co., In. d/o Isaac N. and Amanda E. (Clark) Benham. He d. 31 Dec. 1944 Greene co., In. both buried Prairie Chapel Cemetery Greene co., In. Washington Twp., Greene co., In.



    Children b. Greene co., In.:
    *22552i ROSCOE NATHNIEL EMERY b. 24 Feb. 1892
    *22552j SMAUEL ASBURY EMERY b. 3 Apr. 1896
    *22552k EMMA ELLEN EMERY b. 11 Oct. 1896
    *22552l MARY MALVINA EMERY b. 29 Dec. 1908

12852 LILLIE VICTORIA EMERY m. 3 Oct. 1894 Greene co., In. CHARLES N. RAYBURN b. 3 Oct. 1866 Vanceburg, Ky. d. 26 Dec. 1925 Portland, Or. She d. 26 Dec. 1953 Portland, Or.; both are buried there Rose City Cemetery.



    Children:
    22552m EDWARD RAYBURN b. 31 Oct. 1895 Greene co., In.; m. 1930 OLIVE       SAPPE d. 25 Apr. 1966 Portland, Or. buried Williametoo National Cemetery       Portland, Or.
    *22552n JONAS WALKER RAYBURN b. 4 Dec. 1897 Greene co., In.
    *22552o MARY SUSAN RAYBURN b. 7 Sep. 1898 Greene co., In.
    ~22552_ [-?-]RAYBURN (son) b. 9 Sep. 1899
    22552p EMMA GRACE RAYBURN b. 12 Sep. 1901 Bolivar, Tn.; m. 22 Feb. 1929       Chilallis, Wa. PEARCE CRANE DAVIS b. 4 Apr. 1887 Cincinnati, Oh. s/o       Benjamin and Mamie (Pearce) Davis
    *22552q HAZEL RUTH RAYBURN b. 20 Mar. 1903 Abbieville, Ms.
    22552r ALVA EARL RAYBURN b. 1 Oct. 1905 Bloomfield, Greene, In.; m. 6 Aug.       1948 Vancouver, Wa. MARY (MC DAID) BEREDA b. 1903 Condonegal, Ireland


    22552s FRANCIS MORTON RAYBURN b. 29 Jun. 1908 Bloomfield, Greene, In.; d.       ` Mar. 1911 Spokane, Wa. buried there Greenwood Cemetery
    22552t SAMUEL NATHANIEL RAYBURN b. 24 Feb. 1911 Spokane, Wa.; d. Feb.       1911 Spokane, W. buried there Greenwood Cemetery
    22552u DOROTHY HELEN RAYBURN b. 25 Dec. 1913 Spokane, Wa.; m. 25 Aug.       1961 Stevenson, Wa. SAM MICHAELS b. 28 Feb. 1890 St. Paul, Mn. d. Sep.       1979 Portland, Or. s/o Adolph and Anna (Levitt) Michaels
    22552v JOYCE LEONA RAYBURN b. 6 Oct. 1919 Portland, Or.

Jonah C. and Lydia (Giles) Emery
12854 BENJAMIN G. EMERY m. 21 Apr. 1871 Porter co., In. HARRIET MC ANNICH b. 1 Nov. 1854 In. d. 28 Nov. 1912 Fergus Falls, Mn. d/o John and Elizabeth (McLain) McAnnich. He d. 20 May. 1926 Fergus Falls, Mn.
    Children:
    *22552w HURBERT BENJAMIN EMERY b. 9 Sep. 1877 Minneapolis, Mn.
    22552x ALICE C./E. EMERY b. 20 Mar. 1875 Minneapolis, Mn.; d. Sep. 1875       Minneapolis, Mn.
    ~22552y FRANK E EMERY b. 14 Sep. 1878 Minneapolis, Mn. d. 29 Oct. 1878       Minneapolis, Mn.
    22552z ELLA C. EMERY b. 30 Jan. 1881 Maplewood Twp., Ottertail co., Mn.; m.       16 Jun. 1903 ASUGUST C. PETERSON ’GUS’ b. 1885 d. 1963; d. 27 Jul. 1948
    22553 BENJAMIN THOMAS EMERY ‘TOM’ b. 1 Jan. 1883 Maplewood Twp.,       Ottertail co., Mn.; m. 14 Dec. 1904 HAZEL G. PRENTISS b. 1885 d. 1938; d. 8       Apr. 1954
    22553a ARCHIE ARTHUR EMERY b. 10 Jul. 1887 Maplewood twp., Ottertail co.,       Mn.; m. STELLA BERRY b. 1892 d. 1973; d. 9 Aug. 1953 Maplewood Twp.,       Ottertail co., Mn.
    ~22553b EDITH M. EMERY b. 14 Nov. 1889 Maplewood Twp., Ottertail co., Mn.       and d. there 1 Oct. 1890; buried Maplewood Presbyterian Cemetery Erhard,       Mn.
    22553c ALFRED PETITT/PAT EMERY b. 18 May 1892 Maplewood twp., Ottertail       co., Mn.; m. 22 Oct. 1915 ROSENE C. MUCHOW b. 1898 d. 1973; d. 27 Jan.       1963 Maplewood Twp., Ottertail co., Mn.
    22554 EDNA MAY EMERY b. 16 Apr. 1895 Maplewood twp., Ottertail co., Mn.; m.       16 Dec. 1914 JOHN GULLECKSON b. 1885 d. 1970; d. 19 Jan. 1969

David R. and Permelia (Emery) Waldorf
128459a WILLIAM ROBERT WALDORF EMERY m. EVA MESSMORE; m 2nd 5 Oct. 1882 Knox co, Oh. MARY CATHERINE BUSENBURG b. 6 Nov. 1861 Butler twp., Knox co., Oh. D. 18 Jan. 1956 Tallmadge, Summit , Oh, buried Glendale Cemetery Akron, Summit, Oh.. He d. 27 Ju_. 1922 Akron, Summit, Oh. buried Glendale Cemetery Akron, Summit, Oh.
    Children:
    22554a & b. unknown
    2nd marriage:
    *22554c. DAVID ROSS WALDORF b. 22 Sep. 1883 Centerburg, Knox, Oh.
    22554d –h 5 unknown

James and Amanda (Fowler) Emery
12861 ELIZA J. EMERY m. 13 Dec. 1867 Augusta, Me. EDWIN A. GETCHELL b. 5 Feb. 1841 Hollowell, Me., druggist.
    Child:
    22555 BERNARD EMERY GETCHELL b. 10 Jun. 1874 Augusta, Me.

Thaddeus and Melinda (Emery) Snell
12865 HORACE SNELL m. Oct. 1874 Glouchester, Ma. EMMA J. ANDERSON d. 1854 Richmond, Me. Railroad Station Agent.
    Children b. Bowdoinham, Me.:
    22556 STEPHEN C. SNELL b. 12 May 1878
    22557 ETHEL SNELL b. 23 Nov. 1877
    22558 MILDRED SNELL b. 20 Aug. 1884

Edward and Eunice S. (Emery) Snell
12870 HELEN M. SNELL m. Jan. 1868 Boston, Ma. ALBERT P. SABEN b. 19 Apr. 1836 Augusta, Me. Farmer.
    Child:
    22559 CAROLINE S. SABEN b. 12 Apr. 1873 Vassalboro, Me.

Isaiah and Sabrina (Babcock) Emery
12875 AMANDA F. EMERY m. 9 Dec. 1873 Newburgh, Me. JOHN BRADLY b. 26 May 1847 Newburg, Me. Farmer.
    Child:
    ~22560 LINDA MAY BRADLY b. 2 May 1875; d. 1 Oct. 1875

12877 EUNICE SNELL EMERY m. 2 May 1864 Skowhegan, Me. WINGATE W. BRADBURY JR. b. 18 Feb. 1843 Athens, Me. Civil War Veteran. She was a school teacher. She d. 27 Oct. 1870.
    Child:
    ~22561 EUNICE BRADBURY b. Apr. 1865; d. inf.

12878 GEORGE ARNOLD EMERY b. 5 Aug. 1865 Falmouth, Me. REBECCA FRANCES DOUGHTERY of Gray, Me. b. 12 Sep. 1845. He enlisted in Co. A. 1st Bn. 17th Reg. I. S. Inf. Was in the battle of Malvern Hill and Gains Farm; enlisted in the U. S. N. under the name of George Arnold and served on the gun-boat "Iron Age" and "Noncon” and; discharged 12 Sep. 1864. He afterwards proved to the government that his name was George Arnold Emery. Carpenter in Gray, Me.
    Children b. Gray Corner, Me.:
    22562 FRED WALLACE EMERY b. 16 Mar. 1866; mechanic in Boston, Ma.
    ~22563 MARTHA ANN EMERY b. 30 Jun. 1868; unm.
    22564 JAMES ALBERT EMERY b. 5 Aug. 1870
    22565 ESTHER DOUGHTERY EMERY b. 3 Sep. 1872
    22566 GEORGE WALKER BLAINE EMERY b. 21 Apr. 1886

12880 FRANKIE EMERY m. 16 Dec. 1884 Mainstee, Mi. HENRY ROCK b. Mitchell, Canada.
    Children b. Mainstee, Mi.:
    22567 DAISY EMMA ROCK b. 27 Apr. 1887
    22568 dau b. 28 Nov. 1889

12881 ALBERT L./W. EMERY m. 21 Nov. 1875 W. Branch, Ia. EMMA A. BENNETT b. 26 Sep. 1848 Durham, Me. Albert L. Emery's mother died when he was an infant his nurse a Mrs. Jepson who wanted him called Jepson but his father would not consent. After his father's death Mrs. Jepson without the knowledge or consent of his relatives took the child from Me. to Ia. and he was called by her name; to please her he was married under that name but his real name is Emery. His descendants will be recorded under the Name Emery-Jepson.
    Children b. W. Branch, Ia.:
    22569 GEORGE DELMONT EMERY-JEPSON b. 22 Aug. 1876
    22570 RALPH WALTON EMERY-JEPSON b. 30 Sep. 1878; drowned 30 Aug. 1881
    22571 FRANKIE ELIZ. EMERY-JEPSON b. 31 Spe. 1880
    22572 WORTH EMERY EMERY-JEPSON b. 21 Sep. 1882
    22573 PERCY F. EMERY-JEPSON b. 21 Sep. 1882
    22574 KATE LAVONA EMERY-JEPSON b. 2 Mar. 1888 Elsinore, Ca.

George A. and Mary (Libby) Emery
12883 JOHN CLEVELAND EMERY m. 3 Sep. 1863 Lock Haven, Pa. MARIA C. CLARK b. 2 Mar. 1845 Parkham, Me. Lumberman.
    Children:
    22575 EMMA A. EMERY b. 13 Jan. 1865 Lock Haven, Pa.; m. 22 Feb. 1886       Haverhill, Ma. IVORY G. LITTLEFIELD
    22576 NETTIE ADELIA EMERY b. 16 Mar. 1868 Benezette, Pa.; m. 29 Apr. 1886       Haverhill, Essex, Ma. WILLARD LANGLEY
    22577 JOHN C. EMERY b. 22 Sep. 1869 Hix Run, Pa.; d. 9 Aug. 1870 Lock Haven,       Pa.
    22578 MARY A. EMERY b. 8 May 1871 Lock Haven, Pa.; m. 6 Mar. 1889 Bradford,       Ma. FRANK W. EASTMAN
    22579 GEORGE M. EMERY b. 30 Mar. 1874 Lock Haven, Pa.
    22580 MYRA A. EMERY b. 13 Jan. 1880 Lock Haven, Pa.
    22581 LEROY EMERY b. 12 Feb. 1888 Lock Haven, Pa.

12885 BENJAMIN LIBBY EMERY m. 25 Dec. 1867 Benzettee, Pa. ANNIE C. THOMPSON b. 30 Apr. 1847 Emporium, Pa. d. 26 Jul. 1884 Lock Haven, Pa.; m 2) 6 Jul. 1886 Osceola, Pa. JENNIE MC GHEE b. 14 Apr. 1848 Salona, Pa. Cpl. in Co. D 1st Pa. Cav. 11 Aug. 1861; wounded at Cedar Mountain, Va. 9 Aug. 1862; discharged at Alexandria, Va. 24 Dec. 1862. Lumberman.
    Children:
    22582 FRANKLIN WYEMOUTH EMERY b. 26 Apr. 1870 Emporium, Pa.
    22583 ANNIE L. EMERY b. 3 Oct. 1871 Emporium, Pa.,
    22584 MAUD A. EMERY b. 25 Oct. 1874 Emporium, Pa.
    22585 ORLANDO H. EMERY b. 12 Dec. 1876 Emporium, Pa.
    22586 MIRIAM MILDRED EMERY b. 3 May 1879 Lock Haven, Pa.
    22587 BESSIE R. EMERY b. 3 Jan. 1888 Lock Haven, Pa.

12886 ORLANDO H. EMERY m. 28 Apr. 1869 North East, Pa. MARY E. PEARSALL b. 8 Aug. 1846 Caledonia, Pa. Soldier in Co. D. 1st Pa. Calavry; promoted to Sgt. 30 May 1863; was in both battles of Bull run; the whole of the Peninsula Campaign and the three day's fight at Gettysburg where he was on duty at Gen. Mead's headquarters serving as dispatch carrier. Th. O. H. Emery Sons Of Veterans was named in his honor. He was tendered a captaincy which he declined on account of ill health. He d. 25 Feb. 1882 Orleans, Pa.
    Children:
    22588 GEORGIANNA EMERY b. 2 Mar. 1870 Lock Haven, Pa.
    22589 CAROLINE M. EMERY b. 22 May. 1871 St. May's, Pa.
    22590 FREDERICK EMERY b. 28 Mar. 1875 Lock Haven, Pa.

12887 JAMES MANLEY EMERY m. 28 Oct. 1875 Florence, Pa. LUELLA CLARK b. 20 Sep. 1855 Cincinnati, Oh. Soldier in Co. D and Co A 3rd Pa. At.; served on various gun-boats in Va. Captured at Smithfield, Va. 1 Feb. 1864; confined to Libby, Belle Island and Andersonville Prison; exchanged on 25 Mar. 1865; discharged as Cpl. Co. A 3rd Pa. Art. 16 Mar. 1865. Aide-de-camp on the staff of Gov. Sherman of Ia.; publisher of LeMars Sentinel. Maj. 6th Reg. National Guards; clerk of House Committee on territories, congress 1889-90.
    Children b. LeMars, Ia.:
    22591 MARYL. EMERY b. 4 Aug. 1876
    22592 CLARK MANLEY EMERY b. 23 Apr. 1878

12889 JOSEPH LIBBY EMERY m. 15 Mar. 1897 Emporium, Pa. JENNIE C. FREEMAN b. 7 Jan. 1851. Lumberman.
    Children :
    22592a RUEL F. EMERY b. 11 Jan. 1872 Lock Haven, Pa.
    22593 SILAS W. EMERY b. 27 Mar. 1874 Lock Haven, Pa.
    22594 JOSEPH L. EMERY b. 7 Aug. 1876 Sinnamahowing, Pa.
    22595 SUSAN PEARL EMERY b. 4 Jan. 1879 Westport, Pa.
    22596 REGINALD A. EMERY b. 9 Aug. 1881 Westport, Pa.
    22597 RUBY HANNAH EMERY b. 12 May 1884 Westport, Pa.
    22598 SAMUEL J. EMERY b. 22 Sep. 1886 Westport, Pa.
    22599 LUELLA AGNES EMERY b. 16 Jan. 1889 Westport, Pa.

Hamilton and Emily (Buck) Emery
12890 ALBERT EMERY m. 2 Apr. 1854 Winslow, Kennebec, Me. JOANNA R. BRAGG b. Winslow, Me. 8 Nov. 1835 d. 6 Aug. 1903 Fairfield, Somerset, Me. d/o Joab and Mary (Rowe) Bragg. City marshal of Wakefield and deputy sheriff of Dixon co., Ne. He d. 31 Apr. 1887 Wakefield, Wayne, Ne.
    Children:
    22600 HORACE Everrett EMERY b. 8 Apr. 1856 Vassalboro, Me.; m. 16 Nov.       1879 MARY PIERCE
    *22601 WARREN ALBERT EMERY b. 16 Oct. 1864 Benton, Me.

12891 JANE HELEN EMERY m. 29 Mar. 1853 EDWARD R. BRAGG of Winslow, s/o Joab and Mary (Rowe) Bragg Me. b. 7 Feb. 1825. Mechanic.
    children b. Winslow, Me.:
    ~22602 ALMIRA BRAGG b. 22 Dec. 1854; d. 19 Mar. 1867
    ~22603 MARY A. BRAGG b. 30 Jan. 1858; d. 28 Feb. 1858
    22604 FRED H. BRAGG b. 19 May. 1868; graduated Portland College

12892 JOHN HAMILTON EMERY m. 25 Dec. 1860 Winslow, Kennebec, Me. DEBORAH ROWE BRAGG b. 8 Aug. 1835 Winslow, Me. d. 4 Jun. 1874 twin sister to Joanna (Bragg) Emery (#12890) and sister to Edward R. Bragg (#12891) d/o Joab and Mary (Rowe) Bragg; m 2) 14 Oct. 1877 Fannie O. White b. 13 Sep. 1853 Greenfield, Me. Blacksmith.
    Children b. Winslow, Me.:
    22605 LESTER M. EMERY b. 10 Jun. 1863
    22606 STEPHPEN H. EMERY b. 22 Oct. 1864; res. Providence, RI.
    *22607 NETTIE F. EMERY b. 9 Aug. 1867
    ~22608 EMILY F. EMERY b. 25 Aug. 1872; d. 1 Apr. 1874 N. Vassalboro, Me.
    22609 CHARLES JOHN EMERY b. 21 Oct. 1878

Ambrose and Abigail Emery
12899 GEORGE WEBSTER EMERY m. 7 Mar. 1861 ALBIORE STANHOPE FOSTER b. 30 Nov. 1838 d. 27 Oct. 1903. He d. 8 Dec. 1899.
    Children:
    22610 EDWIN GEORGE EMERY b. 24 Jan. 1862
    22611 NELLIE ABIGAIL EMERY b. 20 Aug. 1865
    ~22612 son b. 21 Jan. 1867/9; d. 22 Jan. 1867/9
    *22613 WALTER LEONARD EMERY b. 16 Aug. 1881

 

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