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[38108] The unverified Barnes Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2016 reports "When Mary Ann Barnes was born in 1859 in Beaver County, Pennsylvania, her father, Elijah, was 35 and her mother, Eliza, was 37. She had four daughters with Samuel J. Henderson between 1892 and 1899. She had two sisters."
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Benjamin also m. Harriet J. Davis (b. ca. 1821, d. 1901 in Mason, IA) - see his obituary in the Warsaw Daily Times (Indiana). Information at hand does not clearly state which of his two wives is mother of the children. An ordained Methodist Episcopal minister, he later became a physician. He was involved in the "Underground Railroad." See Brian P. Hogan's web site: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Prairie/9164/d179.htm#P465
"Benjamin was only a small child when his parents moved from Pennsylvania to Wayne County, Ohio. At 16, he became a member of the Methodist Episcopal Church under H. A. Sheldon. At 18 he was licensed as an exhorter (preach in his own church). Two years later he was licensed to preach as an itinerant preacher on the Wyandot Circuit, and the next year on the Norwalk Circuit. At that time (1829), these circuit comprised about two thirds of the state of Ohio. Ohio was still a vast wilderness inhabited mostly by Indians and they made up a large portion of his parishioners. 'For four years he continued the great Methodist work of an itinerant, thoroughly imbued with the work of his Master, his horse a companion, his saddle-bags containing a bible and hymn book which served as a pillow at night behind some friendly log, as cabins were scarce those days when wild animals sounded the requiem at night. The Indians were friendly and honest, as he never broke a promise to them.' Benjamin served four years as an itinerant minister, then turned to medicine, which he practiced for about 50 years. He taught school in Georgetown during the winter of 1838 and General Ulysses S. Grant was one of his students. According to information in his obituary, Grant consulted Benjamin about whether he should go to West Point. Apparently Grant's father objected and wanted him to be a tanner instead. 'During the days of slavery . . . he was conspicuous as a member of the so-called Underground railroad in aiding the colored people to freedom across the state of Ohio with the motto that 'whatever duty dictateddo.'" - Benjamin S. Boydston obituary, Warsaw Daily Times Newspaper, Kosciusko County, Indiana, 30 October 1899, page 2 column 2.
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[24948] The Chadbourne Family Association, at http://develop.nmdg.com/virtualhosts/communities/chadbourne/2ndgen.html, reports that William "probably died, returned to England or removed from the colony before 25 May 1667 when he was not mentioned in the will of his brother Humphrey, who bequeathed a small sum of money to Mary 'Fosse,' William's only known child; married before 1644; Mary _____, born about 1620s, living 10th month 1644 when her child was born. William was living with his brother Humphrey at Old Fields in 1640. Both William 2 and his father were in Boston in 1643. It is possible that he was the William Chadbourne who was granted land in Portsmouth RI in 1642/3. It is also speculated that he may have continued down the American coastline and settled in Cecil Co MD circa 1669, where a William Chadbourne died by 1 Aug 1678, married by 28 Nov 1674 Susanna (___) Faxon, widow of Richard Faxon of Baltimore Co (Barnes, Baltimore Co Families, 1659-1759, 101). This Maryland William was deputy surveyor of Baltimore and Somerset Cos in Nov 1675 and had son Amos born circa 1671."
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[39825] John is from the unverified http://www.geni.com/people/John-Chapman which provides ancestry. Ref. "Massachusetts, Deaths and Burials, 1795-1910".
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Find A Grave Memorial 78878836 offers:: "From 'Commemorative Biographical Record of Central Pennsylvania, including the Counties of Centre, Clearfield, Jefferson, and Clarion Containing Biographical Sketches of Prominent Citizens, etc. Chicago, 1898' - 'Cornelius C. Geist, the father of our subject, was born on August 30, 1835, in Schuylkill county, Penn., and followed farming and lumbering throughout his entire life. At an early day he removed to Jefferson county, and in 1860 removed from Porter township to Oliver township, where he was extensively engaged in agricultural pursuits...In September 1868, in Jefferson county, he was married to Mary J. J. Hice, the ceremony being performed by Rev. Martin Zirkle, of the Evangelical Association...Cornelius C. Geist, the father of our subject (William Frank Geist), died November 16, 1894, at the age of fifty-nine years, one month, and sixteen days, and was buried in Worthville cemetery. The members of his family were Elias, a farmer of Knox township...Rebecca E., now the wife of Daniel Geist; William F.; Barbara C., wife of John Thompson; Samuel T.; Robert E.; Minnie B., wife of Daniel Smith; Bertie A., wife of Charles Buzzard; Louise E., wife of McKane Wonderling; Dorsie A.; Rosanna; and Mary J. Geist.' Children of Cornelius and Mary Jane (Hice) Geist:
1.Elias Geist (1859-1924)
2.Rebecca Ellen (Geist) Geist (1861-1932) - married David Geist
3.John B. Geist (1862-1862)
4.William Frank Geist (1863-1932)
5.Barbara C (Geist) Thompson (1865-1937) -married John Thompson
6.Samuel T. Geist (1868-1955)
7.Robert E. Geist (1870-1943)
8.Minnie B. (Geist) Smith (1873-1933)-married Daniel Smith
9.Bertha (Bertie) A. (Geist) Buzzard (1875-?) married Charles Buzzard
10.Louise Elizabeth (Geist) Wonderling (1877-1951) married Theodore McCain Wonderling
11.Dorsie A. Geist (1879-1955)
12.Cornelius Geist (1881-1953)
13.Rosanna Geist (1882-1966)
14.Mary J. Geist (1885-1905)
[52648] Hulda is said to be daughter of Ephraim Knowlton (1705-1755) & Meriam Grant (1706-1750; m. 15 November 1737 in Holliston, Middlesex Co., MA).
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[24469] Cf. "The Visitation of Yorkshire in the Years 1563 and 1564," William Flower, Charles Best Norcliffe, College of Arms [Great Britain](London: Harleian Society, 1881), p. 275 which state Margaret m. "Sir John Hopton of Swyllyngton."
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[39166] This person is from the unverified Mobio Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2015. For information on this family see "Genealogy and Family History of the State of Maine," George Thomas Little (New York: Lewis Publishing Co., 1909).