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MONROE COUNTY, OHIO HISTORY
1969 - Foreword
This is a history of most of the eighteen townships of Monroe County, Ohio. The material contained herein was accumulated from the "History of Monroe County, Ohio," by H.H. Hardesty & Co., Publishers, dated 1882, articles from various newspaper files, and items written by interested individuals. Collating and printing of the history was made possible by the efforts of Mr. Harold P. Haley, secretary of the Woodsfield Chamber of Commerce, Woodsfield, OH. Booklet compiled in Woodsfield during the year 1969.

ORGANIZATION:
On January 29, 1813 (that's one hundred and fifty-six years ago, as of 1969) an act was passed by the legislature to "erect the County of Monroe".

Section One provided that so much of the counties of Belmont, Guernsey, and Washington be and is hereby erected into a County by the name of Monroe.

Section Two provided for the appointment of commissioners to locate the County seat.

Section Six provided that the courts for the County should "be holden" at the house of Levin Okey until the permanent seat of justice should be established on the first day of March, 1815.

The greatest extent of the County East and West is twenty-six and one-half miles by twenty-two miles North and South and contains 470 square miles.

The County is watered by numerous streams. The Northwestern part of the County is drained by the branches of Wills Creek, viz: Seneca and Brister Fort's fork. The Southern part is drained by the Little Muskingum River and its branches, viz: Clear, Indian, Witten, Crane's Nest, Rich, Cronin, Straight, and Whitten forks. The Northern part and the Central part are drained by Sunfish Creek and its branches, viz: Baker, Grassy, Death, and Piney forks together with Standing Stone, Hurd, Fish Pot, Atkinson, Payne, and Negro Runs. The principal runs emptying into the Ohio River are: Big, Johnson, Cummings, Narrows, Bares, Davis or Patton's, Barnes, Millers, and James Runs, Cat's Run is a branch of Captina Creek.

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EARLY SETTLEMENTS:
The first permanent settlement of which there is authentic history was made in 1791. Settlements were made across the Ohio River at Sistersville, West Virginia, and at this point, a ferry was established in 1804.

Philip Witten, a brother-in-law of the noted scouts and Indian fighters, Kinsey and Vachel Dickenson (having married their sister), settled along the Ohio River in what is now Jackson Township.

The next settlement was on Buckhill Bottom in 1794 and was made by Robert McEldowney, who was soon followed by Jacob Ullom and others. Settlements were made at and near the mouth of Sunfish and Opossum Creeks by the Vandevanters, Henthorns, Atkinsons, and others at about 1798-1799. A settlement was made in 1802 where the Town of Calais now stands.

A settlement was made at about the same time by Michael Crow and others on Clear Fork Creek, Cline's settlement, on the Little Muskingum River, was begun about the year 1805. The settlement where Beallsville now stands and Dye's settlement in Perry Township were made at about the same time,

Few of its present inhabitants can realize the hardships endured by the early settlers of the county. Being without mills, they were compelled to resort to grating corn for bread in the early fall and, when too hard for that, to hominy, pounding it in large wooden mortars called "hominy blocks" with iron wedges on the ends of round sticks of wood for a pestle. "Hog and hominy", "johnny cake", wild game, mush, and milk constituted their chief diet. When hand mills were introduced, they were, indeed, a great acquisition but the horse mills were a still greater acquisition. At that time, every farmer had his own flock of sheep and a patch of flax. The wool was carded with hand-cards, spun and woven at home, and made into garments. Nice suits were made of "fulled cloth" and nice gowns for women were made of "pressed flannel". The flax was pulled, spread out in rows on the ground, "rotted", and then "broken and swingled" -- thus preparing it for combing and the "little wheel" as the machine was called on which the flax was spun to distinguish it from the larger machine for spinning wool. It was woven into cloth for table covers, toweling, sheeting, and shirting.

FIRST GERMANS AND SWISS:
In April, 1819, ten German and Swiss families embarked on a flatboat on the Aar River at Berne under the leadership of Jacob Tisher. They descended the Aar River to the Rhine River and continued to the city of Antwerp where they boarded a French ship, Eugenius, for New York. After traveling 48 days, they landed at Amboy, New Jersey, where they purchased teams -- six of the families starting to travel to Wheeling, Virginia, The little colony now consisted of Father Jacob Tisher, Abraham Tisher, Jacob Tschappat, Daniel Fankhauser, Nicholas Fankhauser, Jacob Marti (together with their families), and Jacob Nisperli, single. After a tedious journey , they reached Wheeling and again embarked on a flatboat -- their destination being the Great Kanawa River.

Upon landing at the mouth of Captina, they found two Pennsylvania Germans, George Goetz and Henry Sweppe, who told them that there was plenty of Government land in Monroe County. Part of the colony were induced to stay. Housing room was not available for everyone.

On September 15, Father Tisher and part of his little band continued further down the River to Bare's landing, a distance of sixteen miles. Jacob Bare, an early settler from Maryland, could speak German and received them kindly -- persuading them to settle there. Thus, the two bands, at the same time, began the first German-Swiss settlements in Monroe County -- one party being in Switzerland Township and the other party being in Ohio Township. On the hill in Salem Township (now Switzerland Township), Daniel Mallett built a log cabin. This improvement was purchased by Jacob Tschappat, Sr., who moved the same fall. The other band settled on Congressional land the following spring. At that time, the Township was almost a wilderness -- only a few small improvements had been made. The Blares, Hendershots, Lemleys, and the Smiths had settled on Big Run.

In Ohio Township, settlements were made back from Buckhill Bottom on French Hill by Mozenette Harrison, on Opossum Creek by Jacob Dennis, and on the hill South of Bare's Run by James Ferrell. Shortly thereafter, Christian Regsegger, a native of Switzerland, settled on the hill back of Baresville. The rest of the Township was an unbroken forest. Immigration from Germany and Switzerland had now set in and these fertile hills had become the happy homes of an industrious and a prosperous people. Improvements were mostly confined to the river bottoms prior to these settlements.

WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP:
Washington Township was organized on June 5, 1832. Among the first settlers were Joseph Cline; other members of the Cline family; Philip, David, and Joseph Allen; James Scott; Abner Powell; Ezekiel Blair; James and Isaac Rinard; Jacob Flint; the Knowlton family; the Dougherty family; the Bever family; and Baldwin Cox.
The first cabin was built in 1816 by Joseph Cline along the valley of Clear Fork. There may have been some improvements made prior to this time by squatters but there were no settlements made prior to this time.

The first child born in Washington Township was Joseph Cline, a son of Joseph and Sarah (Linn) Cline. The first couple married in this Township was Isaac Cline and Mary Cline.

The first grist mill was built by Isaac Rinard in 1818. A saw mill was also built in 1818 by Baldwin Cox on the Little Muskingum. The first saw mill on Clear Fork was built by Philip Allen (date unknown).

A school house was built around 1820. The location of the school house and the first teacher is unknown. It is known, however, that James Scott taught school on the Clear Fork in 1825.

The first church was organized at the house of Joseph Cline by members of the M.E. Church in 1817. The first sermon was preached by Reverend Robert C. Hatten. Among its first members were Joseph and Sarah Cline; Isaac and Nancy Brown; Thomas W. Groves and his wife; and a woman by the name of Mrs. Dailey. The second church was organized at Graysville by the Baptists.

The population of Washington Township in 1849 was 533. The churches in the township at that time were as follows: Low Gap; Christian Union, Thomas Cline being the minister with a membership of 35 persons; Methodist Protestant Church, Reverend Donnelson being the minister with a membership of 52 persons; Graysville Christian Church, A.A. Bunner being the minister with a membership of 65 persons; and the Graysville Baptist Church, Henry Lyons being the minister with a membership of 20 persons.

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The first Sabbath School was organized in 1841 by Peter McGowen with 25 scholars attending. The Sabbath schools in the County in 1880 were as follows: Low Gap, Isaac Cline being the Superintendent; the Methodist Protestant, Ezra Massie being the Superintendent; the Graysville Christian Sabbath school, John McCarty being the superintendent; and the Graysville Baptist Sabbath, Thomas Hickenbottom being the Superintendent.

Isaac Brown, Joseph Cline, and William Cline settled in this township in 1804. John Cline lived in Virginia, about three miles above Sistersville, in 1804. He had raised a large crop of hemp and sold it at Marietta. With the proceeds of this sale, he made his first payment on the land which he entered as Congress land in Section 25 in 1805.

George Cline, the father of the above named Cline's, and his wife came from Germany and settled in Pennsylvania. He was a soldier in the Revolutionary War. After the settlement of Marietta, he moved West and settled near what is now known as Grandview in Washington Township. The first cabins were built by Isaac Brown and Joseph and William Cline in 1804.

The first child born in this settlement was Mary Cline, born on April 5, 1805, the daughter of Joseph and Sarah Cline. The second child born on this settlement was another daughter, also named Mary Cline, to George and Christina Cline on April 6, 1805. The first marriage was performed in 1806 uniting Solomon Tice and Rosa Cline. The first person to pass away was Johnny Cline, the son of William and Polly Cline, who passed away about two years after the first settlement. He was supposed to have been bitten by a poisonous snake in the night and he died the next morning.

The first election in this township was held on September 7, 1851 in Brownsville. The first officers elected were as follows: John Hensell, Trustee; Jacob Cline, Trustee; Jonathan Harris, Trustee; Major B. Ray, Clerk; Charles Algeo, Treasurer; Simon Whitney, Assessor; Israel McWilliams, Constable; and Samuel H. Cline, Constable.

The first grist mill was built by John Cline in 1810 at the mouth of Big Lick Run. It was destroyed by fire in 1816. In 1817, Mr. Cline built a saw mill where Ring's Mill later stood and, in connection with this mill, built his second grist mill.

The first school was taught in a small log cabin by Henry Bower in 1813. Another school session was taught in 1815 by William Knight in a log cabin. William Knight was the father of Lemuel and Valentine C. Knight, who lived many years in Wayne Township. Lemuel, Valentine C., and another brother were printers.

The first post office was established on September 10, 1839, and was called Pleasant Fountain with George Gray serving as postmaster. On May 20, 1840, he was succeeded by George Cline, Sr. and, on December 28, 1843, the post office was discontinued. The post office was on the route from Wittens to Cumberland, a distance of 53 miles, The mail was delivered once a week by Jesse Hildebrand, contractor, for $300.00 per year.

The Post Office at Brownsville was called Jolly and was established on July 8, 1842, with W.E. Ayers serving as postmaster. The postmasters up until 1880 were as follows: B. Amos, appointed on January 12, 1843; F. Simon, appointed on December 31, 1843; Francis Wilson, appointed on February 3, 1848; A. McWilliams, appointed on April 8, 1848; G.S. Filliland, appointed on July 27, 1848; V. Barnes, appointed on November 8, 1849; L. Chalk, appointed o n February 24, 1853; George S. Algee, appointed on December 19, 1855; and Christian Sander, appointed on January 30, 1864.

Reverend Robert C. Hatten of the Methodist Episcopal Church preached the first sermon at the home of John Cline in 1812. A society of this denomination was then organized and services were held at private homes until a hewed-log church was built in 1828. This building was also used as a school house. In 1852-3, they built a new frame meeting house (28 x 30) on the same site. This meeting house was known as the Jericho Meeting House and there was a membership of 60 persons and no minister.

The Methodist Episcopal Church was organized one mile South of Brownsville in 1833 and services were held at the Frank Linn home. His home was known as Linn's Appointment, being one of twenty-one appointments of the Woodsfield circuit. They built a log meeting house in 1834 when Wesley Browning was the presiding elder. The first preachers were R. Armstrong, H. Bradshaw, C.D. Battelle, G. Smith, J.W. Minor, D.C. Merryman, W. Athey, and W.J. Tuttle. In 1838-9, the congregation built a log meeting house (22 x 24 feet) in the Town of Brownsville and, in 1856, another frame building (26 x 40 feet) was dedicated on October 12. Reverend J. Henderson was the presiding elder and Reverend A. Bell and Reverend T. Stephens were the preachers. At one time, Reverend W.H. Piggott served the church. Christian Sander served as Recording Steward for 18 years.

The third church which was organized was the German Evangelical St. Paul's Church on Trail Run in 1841. Reverend C. Bahrenz was the first pastor. The congregation built a meeting house in 1848 and a new frame house (32 x 46 feet) in 1871. There was a membership of 36 families and Reverend R. Luesher served the church in 1880.

The fourth church which was organized was the Reformed Presbyterian in 1851 at Brownsville. Reverend Thomas Hannah preached the first sermon and Reverend Wylie was the first settled pastor. The church edifice was built in 1861, being 33 by 45 feet in size.

The fifth church which was organized was the United Presbyterian Church in 1852 at Brownsville. Reverend Alex Young was serving as pastor. In 1853. the society built a frame edifice, being 26 x 36 feet in size.

The sixth church which was organized was the German Evangelical Church on August 30, 1856 at Brownsville.

In 1880, there were the following Sabbath schools in this township: the Methodist Sabbath school at Brownsville with 60 scholars; Christian Sander being Superintendent since May 1, 1859; the United Presbyterian with 45 scholars, S.C. McWilliams being Superintendent; the Jericho Christian Unity Sabbath School with 40 scholars, G.W. Cline being the Superintendent; and The Trail Run Evangelical Sabbath School with 50 scholars, Michael Lohr being the Superintendent.

Brownsville was settled by Israel Brown in 1834. The officers of the township were as follows: Christian Sander, Notary Public since 1869; Rosebetty M. Cline, Justice of the Peace; August Meyer, Justice of the Peace; August Meyer, Clerk (in addition to being Justice of the Peace); S. Ferguson, Treasurer; J. McCaslin, Trustee; T.P. Cline, Trustee; and E. Steward, Trustee. These positions were filled as to January 1, 1882.

In 1882, Brownsville had two stores of general merchandise, one tine and stove store, one shoemaker shop, one blacksmith shop, and one physician and one dealer in leaf tobacco.

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More About GEORGE CLINE, SR.:
Date born 2: Abt. 1737
Died 2: 14 Apr 1801, Grandview twp., Washington Co., OH
Burial: Aft. 14 Apr 1801, In a field at mouth of Mill Creek above New Matamoras, Washington Co., OH
Military service 1: 04 Nov 1776, Enlisted--12th PA Reg--Corporal at Ft. Henry, Ohio Co., WV
Military service 2: Bet. 10 Aug 1778 - Jan 1781, Listed as Sgt. George Klaine--3rd PA Reg.
Religion: Methodist Episcopal

More About SUSANNAH BUCK:
Date born 2: Abt. 1750
Burial: 1840, Benton Twp, Monroe Co., OH--Jericho Cem. in Family Plot5
Religion: Methodist Episcopal

More About GEORGE CLINE and SUSANNAH BUCK:
Marriage: 08 Jun 1770, Ulster Co., NY5

Children of GEORGE CLINE and SUSANNAH BUCK are:
5. i. CATHERINE3 CLINE, b. 1788, Ft. Henry/Wheeling, Ohio Co., WV; d. Bet. 02 - 07 Feb 1819.
6. ii. CHRISTINA CLINE, b. 26 May 1794, Sunburg, Northumberland Co., PA; d. 12 May 1866.
iii. JOSEPH CLINE, b. 07 Jun 1771, Sunbury, Penn twp., Northumberland Co., PA; d. 15 Jun 1847; m. SARAH LINN, 04 May 1797; b. 1780, VA; d. 25 Apr 1861.

More About SARAH LINN:
Date born 2: 1780
Burial: near Graysville in Low Gap, Monroe Co., OH

More About JOSEPH CLINE and SARAH LINN:
Marriage: 04 May 1797

iv. JOHN CLINE, b. 27 Oct 1772, Sunbury, Penn twp., Northumberland Co., PA; d. 25 May 1859, Jericho, Monroe Co., OH; m. (1) SARAH WILLIAMSON; b. 1797, VA; m. (2) MARY BROWN, 1791, Wheeling, Ohio Co., WV; d. 1815.

More About JOHN CLINE:
Burial: May 1859, Jericho, Monroe Co., OH Cem.--Family Plot
Religion: Member of M.E. Church for about 70 years. First church service in Monroe Co., OH held in John's home.

More About SARAH WILLIAMSON:
Burial: Jericho, Monroe Co., OH Cem.--Family Plot

More About MARY BROWN:
Burial: Jericho, Monroe Co., OH Cem.--Family Plot

More About MARY BROWN and JOHN CLINE:
Marriage: 1791, Wheeling, Ohio Co., WV

v. LEVI OR LEWIS CLINE, b. Bef. 1776, before American Revolution in Sunbury, Penn twp., Northumberland Co., PA; d. Killed by Indians as a young boy..
7. vi. WILLIAM CLINE, b. 1783, near Ft. Henry, Ohio Co., VA.
vii. GEORGE CLINE, JR., b. 10 Apr 1787, Ft. Henry, Ohio Co., WV; d. 17 Aug 1873, Jericho, Monroe Co., OH; m. CHRISTINA LINN, Bet. 11 Feb 1805 - 1807, Washington Co., OH; b. 26 Sep 1787, Ft. Henry, Ohio Co., WV; d. 16 Jan 1872.

More About GEORGE CLINE, JR.:
Name 2: George B. Cline, Jr.
Burial: Jericho, Monroe Co., OH Cem.--Family Plot

More About CHRISTINA LINN:
Burial: Jericho, Monroe Co., OH Cem.--Family Plot

More About GEORGE CLINE and CHRISTINA LINN:
Marriage: Bet. 11 Feb 1805 - 1807, Washington Co., OH

viii. DAVID CLINE, b. 06 May 1790, Ft. Henry, Ohio Co., WV; d. 14 Dec 1871; m. SARAH MILLS; b. 1797, Ft. Henry, Ohio Co., WV; d. 23 Oct 1851.

More About DAVID CLINE:
Burial: Washinton Co., OH--"Eddy Churchyard", Cady Cem.

More About SARAH MILLS:
Burial: Washinton Co., OH--"Eddy Churchyard", Cady Cem.

8. ix. ROSANNAH CLINE, b. Bet. 03 - 04 Apr 1793; d. 01 Feb 1873.


3. JACOB2 CLINE (JOHN1)6,7,8 was born in Germany, and died Abt. 17989. He married ELEANOR VAN METER ?10,11 Abt. 176012, daughter of JACOB VAN METER and LETITIA STRODE. She was born Oct 174213,14, and died Aft. 28 Apr 180215.

More About JACOB CLINE:
Immigration: Abt. 1770, Moved to Greene Co., PA16
Residence: PA17
Will: Abt. 179818

Notes for ELEANOR VAN METER ?:
VAN METER FAMILY <http://www.vnla.com/vnl/gen/mcq/VanMeter.htm>
Jacob took 27 house boats at Fort Pitt in 1779, loaded with household goods, livestock and anything they could pile on the boats, and went down the Ohio River, landing near Bear Grass (now Louisville) [Draper Manuscripts CC-11, p. 232].

"All of the Van Meter children, with the exception of daughter Eleanor, accompanied their parents, together with their husbands and wives. One babe in arms was in the party, the little daughter of Lieutenant John Swan Jr., and his wife, Elizabeth Van Meter. Swan was sitting on the deck on one of the boats with his little girl in his arms when he was struck by an Indian arrow, fired from the river bank. His wife grabbed his gun and began helping the men ward off the attack. Another tragedy struck the part when Mary Van Meter's husband, David Henton, fell into the river while helping unload the boats and was drowned. (NOTE: see father's notes for more info on the Van Meter family. dlc)

More About JACOB CLINE and ELEANOR ?:
Marriage: Abt. 176019

Children of JACOB CLINE and ELEANOR ? are:
9. i. LETITIA3 CLINE, b. Abt. 1762; d. 1868, Tyler Co., WV.
10. ii. ISAAC CLINE, b. 1777; d. 03 Oct 1838.


4. ELIZABETH2 CLINE (JOHN1)20,21. She married (1) ABRAHAM VAN METER ?22,22,23,24, son of JACOB VAN METER and LETITIA STRODE. He was born 13 Jun 1744 in probably in Frederick Co., VA25, and died 1781 in Squire Boone's Fort near Shelbyville, Shelby Co., KY26. She married (2) SAMUEL GOODIN27 178228.

Notes for ELIZABETH CLINE:
Info from: THE VAN METER FAMILY OF WHITLEY CO., INDIANA, by Donald Gradeless — Email: DrG@execpc.com -- http://downloads.members.tripod.com/Dr.G/vanmeter.htm

In 1782, Elizabeth, the widow, married Samuel Goodin and brought with her to Goodin's Fort in Hardin County her four small Van Meter daughters. Catherine was 12, Letitia 10, Sarah 9, and Elizabeth 2. By 1797 all four had married. There is some authority also for a son named Abraham, Jr.

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"General Braddock", a slave of Abraham's valued in the inventory at 100 pounds, also went with Elizabeth to Goodin's Fort. In 1797, he made a lone raid on Indians and returned with 9 scalps, for which said deed he was set free on March 19, 1797, whereupon he married a negress known as Becky Swank, and lived in Hardin County."

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More About ELIZABETH CLINE:
Other Life Event: 03 Dec 1781, Letter of Administration granted to widow Elizabeth Van Meter29

Notes for ABRAHAM VAN METER ?:
Info from: VAN METER FAMILY <http://www.vnla.com/vnl/gen/mcq/VanMeter.htm>

On the minutes of the Court of Yohogania County, Virginia (prior to the date when that section was established as part of Pennsylvania) for 23 March 1779, Jacob and his son Abraham and others produced recommendations from the Court of Monongahela County, Virginia to pass unmolested to the Falls of the Ohio (now Louisville, Kentucky), which recommendations were read and approved. (NOTE: see father's notes for more info on the Van Meter family. dlc)

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Info from: THE VAN METER FAMILY OF WHITLEY CO., INDIANA, by Donald Gradeless — Email: DrG@execpc.com -- http://downloads.members.tripod.com/Dr.G/vanmeter.htm
(From the Index to the George Rogers Clark Papers:: http://www.execpc.com/~sril/clark.html)

NOTE: The index references the original documents using the following sequence of numbers:
Document Number -- Microfilm Roll -- Microfilm Frame(s) -- Date

The Index is to the Microfilm Roll and Frame. The abstracts have all 4 parts, document Number, Microfilm Roll & Frame(s) & the date(s).

Vanmeter, ? 4-739

6765-4-739-740-August 21, 1780: Fourth document. No. 43.
Ration of flour issued for 2 wounded men, who were sick and living at the house
of ? Vanmetres? Names: Capt. Benjamin Roberts, George Slaughter.

Vanmeter, A. 6-1250

11346-6-1250-1251-June 26, 1781: State of Virginia account with Robert Tyler
or Tylor. Payment for building smoke houses and payment to individual workers.
Names: John Eastwood, A. Vanmeter, Peter Cline, John Vancleave, John Nicholas,
Samuel Young, Samuel McGee, Thomas Bull, Will Hall, Phil Nicholas, William
Vancleave, John Cline, John Wilson, George Yunt, M. Wickerham, ? Holt,
Squire Boone, Patt Kennedy, and Will Shannon.

Vanmeter, Abraham 3-1246, 3-1256, 5-351, 9-102

5286-3-1246-1247-April 4, 1780: Fifth document. J. Donne paid $2,460 to
Abraham Vanmetre for 41 bushels of indian corn for use of Illinois Department troops
at Falls of Ohio. Names: George Rogers Clark, John Jowmhene.

5301-3-1256-1258-April 4, 1780: No. 28. Account of General [George Rogers] Clark
in behalf of the state of Virginia with John Donne for Provi-sions for $41,104.10
expended between November 17, 1779 and April 4, 1780. Names listed for payment
were: Thomas Philips for 326 pounds of beef; John Philips for 364 pounds of beef;
Henry Holman for 120 pounds of beef; Nathaniel Overall for $125 pounds of beef;
Robert Ivers for 564 pounds of beef; Thomas Carter for 306 pounds of beef; Joseph
Brown for 311 pounds of beef; George Flanagan for 406 pounds of beef; Harold Brown
for 265 pounds of beef; Peter Sturges for 2,757

5301-3-1256-1258-April 4, 1780-Continued: pounds of beef; Levin Powell for bushels
of corn; John Briscoe for 16 bushels of indian meal; Thomas Bull for 5 bushels of salt;
Henry French for 2 and 1/2 bushels of salt; James Bidy for 3 bushels of salt; Nathaniel Hart;
James Beaty; and Abraham Vanmetre; Some individuals were listed more than once and some
supplied different provisions. John Donne noted Basil Prather had supplied 102 bushels of flour
on April 4, 1780 for sick but it was not listed in the account since Dunne did not know the
price charged.

8360-5-351-June 1, 1780: Entries for names: George Wilson, James Sullivan,
Abraham Vanmeter, Thomas McCarty, Moses Kirkendall, Isaac Keller, Uriah Sullivan,
Uriah Johnson, William Pope, Thomas McGee, and James Wright.

14683-9-102-105-March 22, 1782: Entries for items and cash distributed to various
officers and persons from 1780 through March 22, 1781. Reference to corn, meat,
Louisville, troops, flour, blankets, express, Indian Affairs, salt, whiskey, Falls of Ohio,
Indians, saddles, army, Kaskaskia Indians, Shawnee Expedition. Names: Mary Christie,
James Morris, George Will-son, Capt. William Pope, Richard Barbour, Robert Anderson,
Dorsey Pentecort, Capt. John Rogers, Anthony Gamblin, Brooks Treal?, William Shannon,
James Sullivan, John Byrn, Jacob Valm, James Wright, John Hundley, Abraham Vanmeter,
Thomas McCarty, Major George Slaughter, Uriah Johnson, Thomas McGee, Moses Kuykendall,

Vanmeter, Elizabeth 6-1184

11247-6-1184-1185-June 20, 1781: Third document. Reference to beef,
Fort Nelson and certification that beef was property of Elizabeth Vanmeter.
Names: Edward Taylor, George Slaughter.

Abraham Van Meter was born June 13, 1744, probably in Frederick Co., Virginia. [son of Jacob Van Meter & Letitia Strode/Stroud] in 1779-80 he came with many relatives to Kentucky. In 1780 he was first listed as being in Capt. Wm. Harrod's Company at the stations near The Falls in Jefferson Co. But on June 23, 1780, his name, with several others formerly of Harrod's company, is found on the partial list of Capt. Squire Boone's Company, stationed at "The Painted Stone," near the present town of Shelbyville. Squire Boone, a younger brother of the famous Daniel Boone, in 1779 established the first station in what is now Shelby County, which, for nearly two years was the only one between Harrodsburg and The Falls. This station was broken up in Sept., 1781, when Indians under the leadership of Joseph Brant descended upon Central Kentucky. Hearing of their approach, the inhabitants decided to remove to the stronger settlements on Beargrass Creek (Louisville). En route, they were attacked by a large body of Indians, defeated and dispersed with great loss. Likely Abraham Van Meter had finished his term of service in the forces there, but he did not long survive that event.

In the Kentucky Historical Library in Frankfort is the only copy of a work by William W. Henton of Canton, Missouri, entitled The Van Meter Family. Quote from page 7: Taken from an old letter dated July 14, 1887, written by Susan Van Meter Crutcher, daughter of Jacob Van Meter, Jr. (1762-1850) to her daughter, Mary J. Wale of Jasper, MO. - 'It was father who dreamed he lost his hat, and grandfather said you will lose one of your brothers. In three or four days we heard Uncle Abraham was killed by the Indians. An old man living in the fort was clearing some ground and sent his boy out and a hired man to push up the heaps, and the Indians were lying in the fence corner. The hired man saw them, ran back and they shot him. That gave the alarm. Uncle jumped up to go. His wife [Elizabeth Cline] begged him not to go. He went and he and two others were shot. He helped to bury the other two, and died in four days. He was a very large and stout man with a tremendous voice which could be heard a mile away on a clear day. He was killed by the poisoned ball fired by an Indian. It was a mere graze upon the thigh and he thought nothing of it at first, but soon the deadly poison developed itself and speedily ended his life. He left four daughters, Catherine Letitia, Sarah and Elizabeth.'

According to official records, letters of administration were granted by the Court of Jefferson County to his widow, Elizabeth, Dec. 3, 1781, the sureties being John Vertrees and Wm. Hall. In March of 1781, Abraham and Jacob had each taken up 800 acres of land in Jefferson County. Other items of Abraham's property appraised after his death: plows, hoes, scythes, spades, pitchforks, harrows, maddocks, saws, lamps, bedticks, curtains, coverlids, flax hackle, spinning wheel, 26 spools of yarn, pots, skillets, griddles, potracks, spit, teakettle, dishes, sidesaddle, chains, singletrees, handmill, wedges, pruning knives, gouges, grindstone, steelyards, rifles, tomahawk, 11 head of cattle, a bull, 3 horses.

In 1782, Elizabeth, the widow, married Samuel Goodin and brought with her to Goodin's Fort in Hardin County her four small Van Meter daughters. Catherine was 12, Letitia 10, Sarah 9, and Elizabeth 2. By 1797 all four had married. There is some authority also for a son named Abraham, Jr. "General Braddock", a slave of Abraham's valued in the inventory at 100 pounds, also went with Elizabeth to Goodin's Fort. In 1797, he made a lone raid on Indians and returned with 9 scalps, for which said deed he was set free on March 19, 1797, whereupon he married a negress known as Becky Swank, and lived in Hardin County."


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More About ABRAHAM VAN METER ?:
Date born 2: 13 Jun 174430,31
Died 2: Aft. Mar 1781, Squire Boone's Fort near Shelbyville, Shelby Co., KY32,33
Immigration: Bet. 1779 - 1880, Came to KY 34
Military service 1: 1780, Capt. Wm. Harrod's Co. near The Falls in Jefferson Co., KY35
Military service 2: 23 Jun 1780, Capt. Squire Boone's Co. at "The Painted Stone", near Shelbyville, Shelby Co., KY36

More About SAMUEL GOODIN:
Residence: 1782, Goodin's Fort in Hardin Co., KY37

More About SAMUEL GOODIN and ELIZABETH CLINE:
Marriage: 178238

Children of ELIZABETH CLINE and ABRAHAM ? are:
i. CATHERINE3 VAN METER39, b. Abt. 177039.
ii. LETITIA VAN METER39, b. Abt. 177239.
iii. SARAH VAN METER39, b. Abt. 177339.
iv. ELIZABETH VAN METER39, b. Abt. 178039; m. JACOB SWANK, Abt. 1797, Hardin Co., KY40.

More About JACOB SWANK:
Immigration: Moved to Mississippi Co., MO40

More About JACOB SWANK and ELIZABETH VAN METER:
Marriage: Abt. 1797, Hardin Co., KY40

v. ABRAHAM VAN METER, JR.41.

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5. CATHERINE3 CLINE (GEORGE2, JOHN1)42 was born 1788 in Ft. Henry/Wheeling, Ohio Co., WV42, and died Bet. 02 - 07 Feb 1819. She married JOHN J. TICE43 21 Nov 1808 in OH, son of SOLOMON TICE and MARY COLLIER. He was born 1780 in NY, NY44,45, and died Abt. 186046,47,48.

More About CATHERINE CLINE:
Died 2: 02 Jul 181949
Burial: 1819, Ludlow, twp., Washington Co., OH--Tice Cem.

More About JOHN J. TICE:
Name 2: John Tice49,50,51
Date born 2: 1780
Burial: Ludlow, twp., Washington Co., OH--Tice Cem.52,53
Census 1: 1810, Ludlow, twp., Washington Co., OH
Census 2: 1820, Ludlow, twp., Washington Co., OH
Census 3: 1830, Ludlow, twp., Washington Co., OH
Census 4: 1840, Ludlow, twp., Washington Co., OH
Census 5: 1850, Ludlow, twp., Washington Co., OH
Census 6: 1860, Ludlow, twp., Washington Co., OH54

More About JOHN TICE and CATHERINE CLINE:
Marriage: 21 Nov 1808, OH

Children of CATHERINE CLINE and JOHN TICE are:
11. i. MARY4 TICE, b. 1805, PA ?.
12. ii. UNKNOWN TICE, b. Abt. 1807.
13. iii. GEORGE M. TICE, b. Abt. 1810, OH; d. Bet. Mar 1873 - Dec 1876, possibly Elk Co., KS.
iv. MARGARET TICE55, b. 181056; m. CALVIN PERKINS56, 04 Dec 183456.

Notes for MARGARET TICE:
Margaret may have been child of John's brother James Tice.

More About CALVIN PERKINS:
Residence: Dec 1834, Monroe Co., OH57

More About CALVIN PERKINS and MARGARET TICE:
Marriage: 04 Dec 183458

14. v. SIDNEY TICE, b. 1810; d. 1892, Marietta, Washington Co., OH ?.
15. vi. JACOB TICE, b. 1811, OH.
16. vii. JOHN TICE, b. 1819, OH.


6. CHRISTINA3 CLINE (GEORGE2, JOHN1)59,60 was born 26 May 1794 in Sunburg, Northumberland Co., PA61, and died 12 May 186661. She married (1) OBEDIAH PEDEN, JR.62 Bef. 12 May 1820, son of OBEDIAN PEDEN, SR.. He died Bef. 12 May 182062. She married (2) JOHN J. TICE62 May 1820 in Marietta, Washington Co., OH63, son of SOLOMON TICE and MARY COLLIER. He was born 1780 in NY, NY64,65, and died Abt. 186066,67,68.

More About CHRISTINA CLINE:
Date born 2: 1781, MD69
Date born 3: 1794
Date born 4: 1794, MD
Burial: Ludlow, twp., Washington Co., OH--Tice Cem.

More About OBEDIAH PEDEN, JR.:
Name 2: Obediah Paden, Jr.70
Name 3: Unknown Payton71

More About OBEDIAH PEDEN and CHRISTINA CLINE:
Marriage: Bef. 12 May 1820

More About JOHN J. TICE:
Name 2: John Tice72,73,74
Date born 2: 1780
Burial: Ludlow, twp., Washington Co., OH--Tice Cem.75,76
Census 1: 1810, Ludlow, twp., Washington Co., OH
Census 2: 1820, Ludlow, twp., Washington Co., OH
Census 3: 1830, Ludlow, twp., Washington Co., OH
Census 4: 1840, Ludlow, twp., Washington Co., OH
Census 5: 1850, Ludlow, twp., Washington Co., OH
Census 6: 1860, Ludlow, twp., Washington Co., OH77

More About JOHN TICE and CHRISTINA CLINE:
Marriage: May 1820, Marietta, Washington Co., OH78

Child of CHRISTINA CLINE and OBEDIAH PEDEN is:
17. i. JOHN4 PEDEN.


Children of CHRISTINA CLINE and JOHN TICE are:
18. ii. CATHERINE4 TICE, b. 06 Mar 1821, OH; d. 15 Oct 1897, AR.
iii. MARY ANN TICE, b. 1827; m. HENRY BARNHART, 01 Jan 1844.

More About HENRY BARNHART and MARY TICE:
Marriage: 01 Jan 1844

iv. MARGARET TICE, b. 1838.
v. ELIZABETH TICE, b. 1841.
19. vi. MARTIN V. TICE, b. 15 Dec 1842, OH; d. 19 Nov 1902.
vii. NOAH TICE, b. 1844; m. LILLIE CLINE, 05 Aug 1894; b. Abt. 1870.

More About NOAH TICE and LILLIE CLINE:
Marriage: 05 Aug 1894

viii. HENRY TICE, b. 1847.
ix. SARAH TICE, b. 1848.
x. PETER TICE, b. 1849.
20. xi. REUBEN TICE, b. 1824.


7. WILLIAM3 CLINE (GEORGE2, JOHN1)79 was born 1783 in near Ft. Henry, Ohio Co., VA79. He married MARY LINN79 09 Aug 1803 in Marietta, Washington Co., OH, daughter of ISAAC LINN. She was born 1785 in near Ft. Henry, Ohio Co., VA79.

More About WILLIAM CLINE and MARY LINN:
Marriage: 09 Aug 1803, Marietta, Washington Co., OH

Child of WILLIAM CLINE and MARY LINN is:
21. i. ISAAC4 CLINE, b. 14 Oct 1806, Jericho, Monroe Co., OH; d. 08 Jul 1884, Wayne Twp, Monroe Co., OH.


8. ROSANNAH3 CLINE (GEORGE2, JOHN1)80,81,82 was born Bet. 03 - 04 Apr 1793, and died 01 Feb 187383,84. She married SOLOMON TICE, JR.85,86,87 16 May 1809 in Grandview Twp, Washington Co., OH88,89, son of SOLOMON TICE and MARY COLLIER. He was born 16 Nov 1783 in Ulster Co., NY90, and died 26 Nov 186491,92,93.

More About ROSANNAH CLINE:
Date born 2: Bet. 03 - 04 Apr 1793, Ft. Henry, Wheeling, Ohio Co., WV
Date born 3: 1793, VA94
Date born 4: 03 Apr 1793, Ft. Henry, VA95
Burial: Ludlow twp., Washington Co., OH--Tice Cem.

More About SOLOMON TICE, JR.:
Date born 2: 1782, NY96
Date born 3: 16 Nov 1783
Burial: Ludlow twp., Washington Co., OH--Tice Cem.--age 81y, 10d.
Census: 1850, Independence twp., Washington Co., OH
Military service: Bet. 06 Sep 1813 - 13 Mar 1814, in Capt. Thornley's Co., OH Militia, part of the time in Sandusky, OH96
Residence: Archer's Fork in Independence twp., Washington Co., OH96

More About SOLOMON TICE and ROSANNAH CLINE:
Marriage: 16 May 1809, Grandview Twp, Washington Co., OH96,97

Children of ROSANNAH CLINE and SOLOMON TICE are:
22. i. DAVID4 TICE, b. 1809, OH; Stepchild.
23. ii. CATHERINE TICE, b. 1812, OH.
iii. SUSAN TICE98,99, b. 1817100,101.
iv. MARY TICE102, m. HENRY BARNHART ?103.
24. v. SOLOMON TICE III, b. Abt. 1815.
vi. LAVINA TICE104.
vii. GEORGE TICE104.
viii. LEWIS TICE104, b. 04 Jan 1834104.
ix. AMAZIAH TICE105,106, b. 1836107,108.
25. x. CYNTHIA TICE, b. Abt. 1825.
xi. MARY TICE109,110, b. Abt. 1818110.
xii. LAVINA TICE111,112, b. Abt. 1815112.
xiii. GEORGE TICE113.
xiv. LEWIS M. TICE113, b. 04 Jan 1834113,114.

More About LEWIS M. TICE:
Name 2: Lewis Tice114


9. LETITIA3 CLINE (JACOB2, JOHN1)115 was born Abt. 1762116, and died 1868 in Tyler Co., WV116. She married JOHN SMITH116, son of THOMAS SMITH and HANNAH HARRIS. He was born 09 Aug 1755 in Baltimore Co., MD (now Harford Co., MD)116, and died 17 Feb 1832 in near Middlebourne, Tyler Co., WV116.

More About JOHN SMITH:
Date born 2: 09 Aug 1755

Children of LETITIA CLINE and JOHN SMITH are:
i. MARY ANN4 SMITH116.
ii. JAMES SMITH116.
iii. THOMAS E. SMITH116.
iv. JACOB SMITH116.
v. KENNER SMITH116, b. Abt. 1786116.
vi. ELIANOR SMITH116.
vii. JOHN SMITH116.
viii. ISAAC SMITH116.
ix. LETITIA SMITH116.


10. ISAAC3 CLINE (JACOB2, JOHN1)117 was born 1777118, and died 03 Oct 1838118. He married OLIVE INGHRAM118, daughter of ARTHUR INGHRAM and OLIVIA SMITH. She died 1851 in Miami Co., OH118.

Children of ISAAC CLINE and OLIVE INGHRAM are:
i. MARY4 CLINE118.
ii. JACOB CLINE118, d. 1833118.
iii. ELIZABETH CLINE118.
iv. WILLIAM CLINE118, d. Adams Co., IL118.
v. INGHRAM CLINE118.
vi. JOHN CLINE118, b. 03 Oct 1804, PA118; d. 20 Aug 1873118.
vii. HANNAH CLINE118.
viii. MINERVA CLINE118.
ix. LETITIA CLINE118.
x. ISAAC CLINE, JR.118.

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11. MARY4 TICE (CATHERINE3 CLINE, GEORGE2, JOHN1)119 was born 1805 in PA ?120. She married ISAAC DAVIS121 06 May 1830121. He was born 1808 in OH121.

Notes for MARY TICE:
Mary may have been child of John's brother James Tice.

More About MARY TICE:
Residence: 1830, Ludlow twp., Washington Co., OH122

More About ISAAC DAVIS:
Census: 1850, Ludlow twp., Washington Co., OH123
Residence: 1830, Monroe Co., OH124

More About ISAAC DAVIS and MARY TICE:
Marriage: 06 May 1830125

Children of MARY TICE and ISAAC DAVIS are:
i. GEORGE5 DAVIS126, b. 1831126.
ii. BARBARY A. DAVIS126, b. 1834126.
iii. CATHARINE A. DAVIS126, b. 1836126.
iv. ISSAC DAVIS126, b. 1841126.
v. ANN DAVIS126, b. 1842126.
vi. MARY JAMES K. POLK DAVIS127, b. 1845128.
vii. DARCUS DALLAS DAVIS128, b. 1845128.


12. UNKNOWN4 TICE (CATHERINE3 CLINE, GEORGE2, JOHN1)129 was born Abt. 1807. He married MRS. SUSANNAH A. ? in [Husband #2]. She was born 19 Apr 1817 in OH, and died 14 May 1901.

Notes for UNKNOWN TICE:
This "Unknown" Tice may have been child of John's brother James Tice.

More About UNKNOWN TICE:
Burial: Ludlow, twp., Washington Co., OH--Muskingum Valley Cem.

More About MRS. SUSANNAH A. ?:
Census: 1880, Independence twp., Washington Co., OH--Pg. 150C

More About UNKNOWN TICE and MRS. ?:
Marriage: [Husband #2]

Children of UNKNOWN TICE and MRS. ? are:
i. MARGARET5 TICE130, b. 1837130.
ii. ELIZABETH TICE130, b. 1840130; m. LEONARD HAUGHT130, 19 Nov 1874130.

More About LEONARD HAUGHT and ELIZABETH TICE:
Marriage: 19 Nov 1874130

iii. MARTIN V. TICE130, b. Bet. 1842 - 1844130.
iv. SARAH J. TICE130, b. 1847130.
v. PETER TICE130, b. 1849130.
vi. WILLIAM TICE130, b. 1851130.
vii. CATHERINE TICE130, b. Abt. 1861, OH130; m. CHRIS. ROUNSHOUSEN130, 31 Mar 1877130; d. Bef. 1880.

More About CATHERINE TICE:
Census: 1880, Independence twp., Washington Co., OH--Pg. 150C

More About CHRIS. ROUNSHOUSEN and CATHERINE TICE:
Marriage: 31 Mar 1877130


13. GEORGE M.4 TICE (CATHERINE3 CLINE, GEORGE2, JOHN1)131 was born Abt. 1810 in OH132,133,134, and died Bet. Mar 1873 - Dec 1876 in possibly Elk Co., KS. He married CYNTHIA ANN MILLER135 Abt. 1830 in probably OH, daughter of GEORGE MILLER and HANNAH STACKHOUSE. She was born Abt. 1812 in OH136, and died 12 Dec 1876 in Elk Co., KS.

More About GEORGE M. TICE:
Name 2: George Tice137,138
Census 1: 1840, Ludlow, twp., Washington Co., OH139
Census 2: 1850, Ludlow, twp., Washington Co., OH
Census 3: 10 Aug 1860, Ludlow, twp., Washington Co., OH140
Census 4: 1870, Kanwaka twp., Douglas Co., KS--P.O. Clinton
Occupation: 10 Aug 1860, Farmer--Ludlow twp., Washington Co., OH141

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More About CYNTHIA ANN MILLER:
Name 2: Cynthia Miller142,143
Name 3: Syntha144
Date born 2: Abt. 1811, OH144

More About GEORGE TICE and CYNTHIA MILLER:
Marriage: Abt. 1830, probably OH

Children of GEORGE TICE and CYNTHIA MILLER are:
i. LUCY5 TICE145, b. Abt. 1830, OH; d. Aft. Jan 1877.
26. ii. SARAH W. TICE, b. Abt. 1833, OH; d. Aft. Jan 1877.
27. iii. HANNAH TICE, b. Abt. 1835, OH; d. Aft. Jan 1877.
iv. DIANNA TICE146, b. Abt. 1840, OH147; d. Aft. Jan 1877; m. OWEN MILLER, Bet. 23 - 25 Sep 1861, probably OH.

More About DIANNA TICE:
Name 2: Diana Tice147

More About OWEN MILLER and DIANNA TICE:
Marriage: Bet. 23 - 25 Sep 1861, probably OH

v. JOHN F. TICE148,149, b. Abt. 1841, OH149; d. Aft. Jan 1877; m. (1) SARAH ENOCHS, 02 May 1861; b. Abt. 1831, England; m. (2) REBECCA CORDER150, 29 Jul 1873, (old) Bloomington, Douglas Co., KS151; b. Abt. 1844, MO; d. 28 Jan 1888, Osawatomie, Miami Co., KS152; m. (3) SARAH FINCH153, 19 Jun 1888, Anderson Co., KS154.

More About JOHN F. TICE:
Date born 2: Abt. 1841155
Census 1: 1870, Kanwaka twp., Douglas Co., KS--P.O. Clinton
Census 2: 1875, Marion twp., Douglas Co., KS
Census 3: 1880, Cutter twp, Franklin Co., KS--near Pottowatomie, KS
Occupation: 10 Aug 1860, Farmer--Ludlow twp., Washington Co., OH156

More About JOHN TICE and SARAH ENOCHS:
Marriage: 02 May 1861

More About REBECCA CORDER:
Name 2: Rebecca A. Conder
Date born 2: Abt. 1844157
Burial: Osawatomie, Miami Co., KS Cem.157
Residence: 28 Jan 1888, Osawatomie, Miami Co., KS157

More About JOHN TICE and REBECCA CORDER:
Marriage: 29 Jul 1873, (old) Bloomington, Douglas Co., KS158
Marriage license: 28 Jul 1873, Topeka, Shawnee Co., KS159

More About JOHN TICE and SARAH FINCH:
Marriage: 19 Jun 1888, Anderson Co., KS160

28. vi. PHILIP B. TICE, b. Bet. 12 Dec 1842 - 1844, OH; d. 22 Aug 1920, Longton, Elk Co., KS.
vii. JACOB N. TICE161, b. Abt. 1846, OH162; d. Aft. Jan 1877; m. MARY JANE HARMER, 24 Sep 1867.

More About JACOB N. TICE:
Residence: May 1881, Ottawa, Franklin Co., KS

More About JACOB TICE and MARY HARMER:
Marriage: 24 Sep 1867

29. viii. SOLOMON WILLIAM TICE, b. 13 Sep 1848, OH; d. 18 Nov 1897, at home 2 miles East of Busby, Elk Co., KS.
ix. HENRIETTA TICE163,164,165, b. Abt. 1852, OH165; d. Aft. Jan 1877.

More About HENRIETTA TICE:
Education: 1860, Ludlow twp., Washington Co., OH165

30. x. JULIA TICE, b. 14 May 1853, [Marietta, Washington Co.,] OH; d. 16 Aug 1934, Longton, Elk Co., KS.
xi. MARGARET M. TICE166,167, b. Abt. 1856, OH168; d. Aft. Jan 1877; m. ISAAC A. CALVIN169, 12 Feb 1874, Howard Co., KS170.

More About MARGARET M. TICE:
Date born 2: Abt. 1855171

More About ISAAC CALVIN and MARGARET TICE:
Marriage: 12 Feb 1874, Howard Co., KS172


14. SIDNEY4 TICE (CATHERINE3 CLINE, GEORGE2, JOHN1) was born 1810173, and died 1892 in Marietta, Washington Co., OH ?. She married MOSES WILLIAMSON 03 Oct 1833174. He was born 12 Oct 1807 in VA175, and died 05 Oct 1883 in Independence, Washington Co., OH175.

Notes for SIDNEY TICE:
Sidney may have been child of John's brother James Tice.

More About SIDNEY TICE:
Name 2: Liddy/Siddy Tice176
Date born 2: Abt. 1813, Monroe Co., OH ?

More About MOSES WILLIAMSON:
Date born 2: Abt. 1807, OH
Census: 1880, Independence twp., Washington Co., OH

More About MOSES WILLIAMSON and SIDNEY TICE:
Marriage: 03 Oct 1833176

Children of SIDNEY TICE and MOSES WILLIAMSON are:
i. RACHEL5 WILLIAMSON.
ii. HANNAH WILLIAMSON177, b. 1833, Washington Co., OH177.
iii. SARAH A. WILLIAMSON177, b. 23 Nov 1835, Washington Co., OH177; m. SHERWOOD TICE.
iv. JAMES KNOX WILLIAMSON177, b. 25 Aug 1837, Little Muskingham Creek, Washinton Co., OH177; m. NAOMI MEYERS, 09 Dec 1858.

More About JAMES WILLIAMSON and NAOMI MEYERS:
Marriage: 09 Dec 1858

v. CATHERINE WILLIAMSON177, b. 1839, Washington Co., OH177.
vi. CLARINDA WILLIAMSON177, b. Bet. 1843 - 1849, OH177.
vii. LINDA WILLIAMSON, b. 1845.
viii. JANE WILLIAMSON177, b. 1847, OH177; m. HENRY BARNHART, 14 Dec 1865.

More About HENRY BARNHART and JANE WILLIAMSON:
Marriage: 14 Dec 1865

ix. BEVAN DIVIAN WILLIAMSON177, b. 15 Oct 1850, Washington Co., OH177; m. SUSAN JONES, 29 Apr 1868.

More About BEVAN DIVIAN WILLIAMSON:
Name 2: Biaran Williamson

More About BEVAN WILLIAMSON and SUSAN JONES:
Marriage: 29 Apr 1868

x. TABITHA ALGRETTA WILLIAMSON177, b. 14 Oct 1853, Tyler Co., WV177; m. ANDREW JACKSON MATTHEWS, 16 Apr 1873, Washington Co., OH.

More About ANDREW MATTHEWS and TABITHA WILLIAMSON:
Marriage: 16 Apr 1873, Washington Co., OH


15. JACOB4 TICE (CATHERINE3 CLINE, GEORGE2, JOHN1)178 was born 1811 in OH178. He married MARGARET MILLER178, daughter of GEORGE MILLER and HANNAH STACKHOUSE. She was born 1815 in OH178, and died Aft. 1870178.

More About JACOB TICE:
Census 1: 1850, Independence twp., Washington Co., OH178
Census 2: 1860, Independence twp., Washington Co., OH178

More About MARGARET MILLER:
Date born 2: 1815
Census 1: 1850, Independence twp., Washington Co., OH
Census 2: 1870, Washington Co., OH

Children of JACOB TICE and MARGARET MILLER are:
31. i. JOHN GRANVILLE5 TICE, b. 1835.
ii. CATHARINE TICE178, b. 25 Apr 1837178.
iii. COMMODORE PERRY TICE178, b. 1839178; m. JANE SEEMS179.
iv. EMMA TICE180, b. 1840180.
32. v. SOLOMON M. TICE, b. 26 Jan 1843, OH; d. 29 Jun 1932, Greeley Co., KS.
vi. ROSILLA TICE180, b. 1844180.
33. vii. JACOB SAMUEL TICE, b. 03 Nov 1846.
viii. DANIEL A. TICE180, b. 1850180.
ix. ELIAS TICE180, b. 1856180.


16. JOHN4 TICE (CATHERINE3 CLINE, GEORGE2, JOHN1)180 was born 1819 in OH180. He married MARY A.181. She was born 1829 in OH182.

More About MARY A.:
Name 2: Mary182
Date born 2: Abt. 1830, OH183
Census: 10 Aug 1860, Ludlow twp., Washington Co., OH184

Children of JOHN TICE and MARY A. are:
i. NOAH5 TICE185, b. Abt. 1844, OH186.

More About NOAH TICE:
Date born 2: 1843187

ii. HENRY TICE187, b. Abt. 1847, OH188.

More About HENRY TICE:
Date born 2: 1846189

iii. LAFAYETTE TICE189, b. 1856189.

More About LAFAYETTE TICE:
Date born 2: Abt. 1857, OH190


17. JOHN4 PEDEN (CHRISTINA3 CLINE, GEORGE2, JOHN1)191.

Child of JOHN PEDEN is:
34. i. ELLEN5 PADEN.


18. CATHERINE4 TICE (CHRISTINA3 CLINE, GEORGE2, JOHN1)192 was born 06 Mar 1821 in OH, and died 15 Oct 1897 in AR. She married JOHN J. TICE193,194 02 Sep 1841 in OH195, son of SOLOMON TICE. He was born 1819196,197, and died Bef. 29 Jun 1906198.

Notes for CATHERINE TICE:
Catherine may have been child of John's brother James Tice.

More About CATHERINE TICE:
Date born 2: 06 Mar 1820, OH
Date born 3: 06 Mar 1821

More About JOHN J. TICE:
Date born 2: Sep 1819, OH
Died 2: 14 Nov 1905, AR
Burial: Madison Co., AR--Hargis Cem.
Census 1: 1880, Logan, Butler Co., KS
Census 2: 1850, Ludlow twp., Washington Co., OH198
Military service 1: 02 Nov 1861, Enlisted - Pvt. in Co. G, 77th OH Infantry198
Military service 2: 21 Dec 1865, Discharged Brownsville, Cameron Co., TX198
Residence: 1888, Marble, AR198

More About JOHN TICE and CATHERINE TICE:
Marriage: 02 Sep 1841, OH199

Children of CATHERINE TICE and JOHN TICE are:
i. ISAAC5 TICE199, b. 23 Apr 1842199.
35. ii. HARVEY H. TICE, b. 18 Jun 1846, Archer's Fork, Washington Co., OH; d. 09 May 1930, AR.
iii. GABRELLA EVELINE TICE199, b. 10 Oct 1848199; m. DAVID H. WILLISON199, 21 Aug 1873199.

More About DAVID WILLISON and GABRELLA TICE:
Marriage: 21 Aug 1873199

iv. MARGARET A. TICE199, b. 1850199.
v. CHRISTINA TICE199, b. 1857199.
vi. ROSAH TICE199, b. 1859199.


19. MARTIN V.4 TICE (CHRISTINA3 CLINE, GEORGE2, JOHN1)200 was born 15 Dec 1842 in OH, and died 19 Nov 1902. He married ESTER ANN HAUGHT 27 Nov 1864201. She was born 1846201.

Notes for MARTIN V. TICE:

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More About MARTIN V. TICE:
Date born 2: 1847201
Burial: Ludlow, twp., Washington Co., OH--Muskingum Valley Cem.
Census: 1880, Independence twp., Washington Co., OH--I believe this is the correct Martin V. Tice

More About ESTER ANN HAUGHT:
Name 2: Hester Ann (Fulmer?) Haught202

More About MARTIN TICE and ESTER HAUGHT:
Marriage: 27 Nov 1864203

Children of MARTIN TICE and ESTER HAUGHT are:
i. ISAIAH5 TICE203, b. 1865203; m. LYDIA J. UNKNOWN; b. Abt. 1872.

More About ISAIAH TICE:
Residence: East Liverpool, Columbiana Co., OH203

ii. HULDY TICE203, b. 1867203.
36. iii. SARAH TICE, b. 01 Apr 1869, New Matamoras, Washington Co., OH; d. 28 Oct 1955, Bedford, Cuyahoga Co., OH.
iv. MARY A. TICE203, b. 1873203.
v. SANFORD TICE203, b. 1876203; m. UNKNOWN GOODMAN.

More About SANFORD TICE:
Residence: East Liverpool, Columbiana Co., OH203

vi. NORMAN TICE203, b. 1878203; m. BESSIE UNKNOWN.


20. REUBEN4 TICE (CHRISTINA3 CLINE, GEORGE2, JOHN1)204,205 was born 1824206. He married (1) CYNTHIA TICE207,208,209 03 Feb 1842210, daughter of SOLOMON TICE and ROSANNAH CLINE. She was born Abt. 1825211,212. He married (2) LOURETTA BARNHART213 11 Nov 1855214. She was born 1836 in OH215.

More About REUBEN TICE:
Name 2: Rueben Tice
Census 1: 1850, Independence twp., Washington Co., OH216
Census 2: 1860, Independence twp., Washington Co., OH216

More About CYNTHIA TICE:
Name 2: Cinthia Tice
Date born 2: 1825, OH217

More About REUBEN TICE and CYNTHIA TICE:
Marriage: 03 Feb 1842218

More About REUBEN TICE and LOURETTA BARNHART:
Marriage: 11 Nov 1855219

Children of REUBEN TICE and CYNTHIA TICE are:
i. WILLIAM5 TICE220, b. 1842220.
ii. DIANNA TICE220, b. 1845220; m. CHRISTOPHER KEELER220, 11 Sep 1864220.

More About CHRISTOPHER KEELER and DIANNA TICE:
Marriage: 11 Sep 1864220

iii. LOSANNA TICE220, b. 1846220.
iv. JANE TICE220, b. 1846220.
v. MARY ELIZABETH TICE220, b. 1850220; m. JOSEPH POOL220, 25 May 1871220.

More About JOSEPH POOL and MARY TICE:
Marriage: 25 May 1871220

vi. EDWARD TICE220, b. 1854220.
vii. JOHN TICE220, b. 1855220.


21. ISAAC4 CLINE (WILLIAM3, GEORGE2, JOHN1)221 was born 14 Oct 1806 in Jericho, Monroe Co., OH222, and died 08 Jul 1884 in Wayne Twp, Monroe Co., OH222. He married ELIZABETH BEVER222 08 Aug 1828 in Perry Twp, Monroe Co., OH222, daughter of JOHN BEVER and NANCY GILL. She was born 08 Apr 1810 in Beavertown, Montgomery Co., OH222, and died 04 Feb 1890 in Wayne Twp, Monroe Co., OH222.

More About ISAAC CLINE:
Burial: Aft. 08 Jul 1884, Wayne Twp, Monroe Co., OH--Connor's Cem.222

More About ELIZABETH BEVER:
Burial: Aft. 04 Feb 1890, Wayne Twp, Monroe Co., OH--Connor's Cem.222

More About ISAAC CLINE and ELIZABETH BEVER:
Marriage: 08 Aug 1828, Perry Twp, Monroe Co., OH222

Child of ISAAC CLINE and ELIZABETH BEVER is:
i. HANNAH JANE5 CLINE223, b. 20 Mar 1841, Wolf Pen Run, near Graysville, Monroe Co., OH224; d. 16 Mar 1874224; m. SAMUEL PRICE LAWRENCE224, 03 Apr 1859, Zanesville, Muskingum Co., OH224; b. 02 Jul 1830, Zanesville, Muskingum Co., OH224; d. 30 Sep 1890224.

More About HANNAH JANE CLINE:
Burial: Aft. 16 Mar 1874, Needmore, Helm, Wayne Co., IL--Pleasant Hill Cem.224

More About SAMUEL PRICE LAWRENCE:
Burial: Aft. 30 Sep 1890, Needmore, Helm, Wayne Co., IL--Pleasant Hill Cem.224

More About SAMUEL LAWRENCE and HANNAH CLINE:
Marriage: 03 Apr 1859, Zanesville, Muskingum Co., OH224


22. DAVID4 TICE (ROSANNAH3 CLINE, GEORGE2, JOHN1)225,226 was born 1809 in OH227. He married (1) CHRISTINA MILLER 16 Apr 1829228, daughter of GEORGE MILLER and SELINA CARPENTER. She was born 1804 in OH, and died 29 Nov 1860 in Independence twp., Washington Co., OH. He married (2) PHOEBE MEDLEY229 29 May 1862230. She was born 1821231.

More About DAVID TICE:
Date born 2: 1809232
Census: 1850, Independence twp., Washington Co., OH

More About CHRISTINA MILLER:
Name 2: Christina233
Date born 2: 1804
Burial: Ludlow twp., Washington Co., OH--Tice Cem.

More About DAVID TICE and CHRISTINA MILLER:
Marriage: 16 Apr 1829234

More About DAVID TICE and PHOEBE MEDLEY:
Marriage: 29 May 1862235

Children of DAVID TICE and CHRISTINA MILLER are:
37. i. ELIZABETH5 TICE, b. 15 Dec 1830; d. 31 Mar 1911.
ii. JACOB TICE236, b. 1831236.
iii. LODICIA TICE236, b. 1832236; m. JAMES S. STEWART236, 17 Jul 1851236.

More About JAMES STEWART and LODICIA TICE:
Marriage: 17 Jul 1851236

iv. RUTH TICE236, b. 1835236.
v. WILLIAM HARRISON TICE236,237, b. 08 May 1837, Independence twp., Washington Co., OH238.
vi. SHERWOOD TICE238, b. 17 Mar 1841, Archers Fork, Independence twp., Washington Co., OH238.
vii. MARIA TICE238, b. 1842238; m. JOSEPH A. HOLMES ?238, 30 Sep 1861239.

More About JOSEPH ? and MARIA TICE:
Marriage: 30 Sep 1861239

viii. MARTIN V. TICE240, b. 22 Oct 1843240.
ix. MERCY J. TICE240, b. 1846240; m. LEONARD HAUGHT ?240, 07 Jun 1863241.

More About LEONARD ? and MERCY TICE:
Marriage: 07 Jun 1863241

x. DAVID TICE242, b. 1852242.


23. CATHERINE4 TICE (ROSANNAH3 CLINE, GEORGE2, JOHN1)243,244,245 was born 1812 in OH246. She married SR. HENRY THOMAS MILLER, SR. 04 Apr 1829247, son of GEORGE MILLER and SELINA CARPENTER. He was born 08 Feb 1802 in PA, and died 26 Jun 1880.

More About CATHERINE TICE:
Name 2: Catharine Tice248
Date born 2: 1812248,249

More About SR. HENRY THOMAS MILLER, SR.:
Name 2: Thomas Miller250,251,252
Date born 2: Bet. 08 Feb 1800 - 1807, PA/OH
Burial: Ludlow twp., Washington Co., OH--Tice Cem.
Census 1: 1830, Ludlow twp., Washington Co., OH
Census 2: 1850, Ludlow twp., Washington Co., OH
Census 3: 1860, Ludlow twp., Washington Co., OH253
Census 4: 1870, Ludlow twp., Washington Co., OH
Census 5: 1880, Ludlow twp., Washington Co., OH
Residence: 1830, 1830 on in Ludlow Twp & surrounding Grandville Twp, Washington Co., OH254

More About HENRY MILLER and CATHERINE TICE:
Marriage: 04 Apr 1829255

Children of CATHERINE TICE and HENRY MILLER are:
i. ROSANNAH5 MILLER, b. 1830, OH256; m. WILLIAM H. WORSTELL; b. Abt. 1833, OH256.

More About ROSANNAH MILLER:
Name 2: Rosanah256

More About WILLIAM H. WORSTELL:
Name 2: William H. Wostell256
Census: 10 Aug 1860, Ludlow twp., Washington Co., OH257
Occupation: 10 Aug 1860, Ludlow twp., Washington Co., OH258

38. ii. HENRIETTA E. MILLER, b. Apr 1834.
39. iii. LEWIS MILLER, b. 18 Feb 1832, OH; d. 05 Oct 1911.
iv. GRANDVILLE MILLER259, b. 1834, OH259; m. ISABELL ANN; b. 07 Mar 1844; d. 06 Jun 1889.

More About GRANDVILLE MILLER:
Date born 2: Abt. 1835, OH260
Census: 10 Aug 1860, Ludlow twp., Washington Co., OH261
Occupation: Farmer--Ludlow twp., Washington Co., OH262

More About ISABELL ANN:
Name 2: Isabell262
Date born 2: Abt. 1843, OH262

v. GREENBURY MILLER263,264, b. 1835265; m. (1) MARY ADAMSON266; m. (2) NANCY HANLON.

More About GREENBURY MILLER:
Date born 2: Bet. 1835 - 1838, OH
Census: 10 Aug 1860, Ludlow twp., Washington Co., OH267
Occupation: Day laborer

vi. LOVINA MILLER268,269, b. 1839270; m. JACOB LONG271.

More About LOVINA MILLER:
Date born 2: Abt. 1840, OH

More About JACOB LONG:
Census: 1900, Spring Creek Twp, Coffey Co., KS - 5 children listed271
Emigration: Bef. 1900, Moved to Kansas271
Immigration: Aft. 1885, Moved to KS in late 1880's

40. vii. JOHN MILLER, b. 20 Oct 1840, OH; d. 28 May 1920.
viii. JR. HENRY THOMAS MILLER, JR.272, b. 1845272; m. LOUISE, Abt. 1872, OH ?; b. Abt. 1854, OH.

More About JR. HENRY THOMAS MILLER, JR.:
Date born 2: Bet. 1845 - 1848, OH
Census: 1880, Ludlow twp., Washington Co., OH
Occupation: Blacksmith

More About HENRY MILLER and LOUISE:
Marriage: Abt. 1872, OH ?

ix. MARY C. MILLER272, b. 1850272; d. Died in infancy273.

More About MARY C. MILLER:
Date born 2: Abt. 1850, OH

x. JOSEPH MILLER273, b. Bet. 1853 - 1855, OH.

More About JOSEPH MILLER:
Land (buy/sell) 1: Purchased family farm after father Thomas died.274
Land (buy/sell) 2: Sold the family farm he'd bought after his father died to his brother John Miller's son Greenbury275
Occupation: Farm Laborer

xi. ELIZABETH MILLER, b. Abt. 1855, OH.


24. SOLOMON4 TICE III (ROSANNAH3 CLINE, GEORGE2, JOHN1) was born Abt. 1815276. He married (1) HANNAH276. She was born 1810 in NY276. He married (2) HENRIETTA PAYNE 24 Sep 1835 in Washington Co., OH277. She was born 1811 in NY278.

More About SOLOMON TICE III:
Name 2: Solomon Tice278
Date born 2: Abt. 1815, OH279
Census 1: 1840, Ludlow twp., Washington Co., OH280
Census 2: 1850, Ludlow twp., Washington Co., OH281
Census 3: 1860, Ludlow twp., Washington Co., OH282,283
Occupation: 10 Aug 1860, Farmer--Ludlow twp., Washington Co., OH284

More About SOLOMON TICE and HENRIETTA PAYNE:
Marriage: 24 Sep 1835, Washington Co., OH285

Child of SOLOMON TICE and HANNAH is:
i. FEMALE5 TICE, b. Bet. 1825 - 1830286.


25. CYNTHIA4 TICE (ROSANNAH3 CLINE, GEORGE2, JOHN1)287,288,289 was born Abt. 1825290,291. She married REUBEN TICE292,293 03 Feb 1842293, son of JOHN TICE and CHRISTINA CLINE. He was born 1824294.

More About CYNTHIA TICE:
Name 2: Cinthia Tice
Date born 2: 1825, OH295

More About REUBEN TICE:
Name 2: Rueben Tice
Census 1: 1850, Independence twp., Washington Co., OH296
Census 2: 1860, Independence twp., Washington Co., OH296

More About REUBEN TICE and CYNTHIA TICE:
Marriage: 03 Feb 1842297

Children are listed above under (20) Reuben Tice.

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Generation No. 5

26. SARAH W.5 TICE (GEORGE M.4, CATHERINE3 CLINE, GEORGE2, JOHN1)298,299 was born Abt. 1833 in OH, and died Aft. Jan 1877. She married DAVID N. NEWLAND300 19 Dec 1850 in Washington Co., OH300, son of JACOB B. NEWLAND. He was born 03 Jul 1832 in Lawrence twp., Washington Co., OH300, and died 12 Oct 1898 in Lawrence twp., Washington Co., OH300.

More About SARAH W. TICE:
Residence: Newport, Washington Co., OH

More About DAVID N. NEWLAND:
Military service 1: 14 Sep 1864, Mustered out at Camp Marietta, Washington Co., OH300
Military service 2: G County 148th Inf. Reg. Ohio300

More About DAVID NEWLAND and SARAH TICE:
Marriage: 19 Dec 1850, Washington Co., OH300

Children of SARAH TICE and DAVID NEWLAND are:
i. MARGARET6 NEWLAND300.
41. ii. JACOB NEWLAND, b. 1852, OH.
iii. SAMANTHA NEWLAND300, b. 1854300.
iv. GEORGE NEWLAND300, b. 1858, OH300.
v. SAMUEL NEWLAND300, b. Abt. 1861300.
vi. IRA NEWLAND300, b. Abt. 1863, OH300.
vii. SARAH NEWLAND300, b. Abt. 1866, OH300.
viii. NELLIE NEWLAND300, b. Abt. 1868, OH300.
ix. UNKNOWN NEWLAND300, b. 23 Feb 1870300; d. Bef. 1880300.
x. PHILIP NEWLAND300, b. 10 Aug 1873, OH300.

Notes for PHILIP NEWLAND:
Possible military info on this Philip Newland (emailed genealogy report on "Desc. of David N. Nelan" from Rebekah Ann __?__, dated 21 Jan 2003:

Possible match (Ohio Military Men, 1917-1918)
Name: Philip Newlen
Serial Number: 3375954
Race: W
Residence: 239 Wells Ave., Wellsville, O.
Enlistment Division: National Army
Enlistment Location: Columbus Barracks, O.
Enlistment Date: 27 Aug 1918
Birth Place: Marietta, O.
Birth Date / Age: 46 1/12 Years
Assigns Comment: 10 Recruit Co General Service Infantry Columbus Barracks O to 9 Nov 1918; 3 Co Quartermaster Corps Cp Meigs DC to Discharge Private Honorable discharge 17 Dec 1918.
Volume #: 13


More About PHILIP NEWLAND:
Military service: See notes.300

xi. MAUD NEWLAND300, b. 20 Aug 1876300.
xii. BENNIE NEWLAND300, b. 1879, OH300; d. 28 Oct 1882300.


27. HANNAH5 TICE (GEORGE M.4, CATHERINE3 CLINE, GEORGE2, JOHN1)301 was born Abt. 1835 in OH, and died Aft. Jan 1877. She married GEORGE GODDARD 08 Sep 1853 in OH. He was born 09 Nov 1830 in Newport, Washington Co., OH302, and died 27 Sep 1916 in Newport, Washington Co., OH302.

More About HANNAH TICE:
Date born 2: 1836, Newport, Washington Co., OH302
Died 2: 07 Jan 1897, Newport, Washington Co., OH302

More About GEORGE GODDARD:
Census: 1880, Newport, Washington Co., OH

More About GEORGE GODDARD and HANNAH TICE:
Marriage: 08 Sep 1853, OH

Children of HANNAH TICE and GEORGE GODDARD are:
42. i. AMANDA6 GODDARD, b. 08 Jul 1854, Newport, Washington Co., OH; d. 23 Dec 1936, Columbiana Co., OH.
ii. JULIA GODDARD302, b. 1861, OH302.
iii. HANNAH GODDARD302, b. 1866302.
iv. MARY J. GODDARD302, b. 1867302.
v. BESSIE GODDARD302, b. 1868302.


28. PHILIP B.5 TICE (GEORGE M.4, CATHERINE3 CLINE, GEORGE2, JOHN1)303,304,305 was born Bet. 12 Dec 1842 - 1844 in OH, and died 22 Aug 1920 in Longton, Elk Co., KS306. He married (1) SARAH JOSEPHINE MYERS307 22 Feb 1872 in Howard Co., KS308, daughter of MYERS and ?. She was born Abt. 1858 in MO309, and died in Howard Co., KS310. He married (2) NANCY ARTMAN310,311 10 Mar 1885 in Howard, Elk Co., KS312. She was born Abt. 1870 in IL, and died 12 Aug 1887 in Ottawa, Franklin Co., KS313. He married (3) HANNAH MILLER314 13 Sep 1913 in Oswego, Labette Co., KS314. She was born 1843314.

More About PHILIP B. TICE:
Date born 2: 12 Dec 1844314
Died 2: 07 Jun 1920, Busby, Elk Co., KS315
Died 3: 22 Aug 1920316
Burial: 22 Aug 1920, Busby, Elk Co., KS Cem.317
Census 1: 1880, Painterhood twp., Elk Co., KS318,319
Census 2: 1875, Painterhood twp., Howard Co., KS320
Census 3: 01 Mar 1895, Painterhood twp., Elk Co., KS
Census 4: 01 Jun 1900, Painterhood twp., Howard Co., KS321
Census 5: 30 Apr 1910, Painterhood twp., Elk Co., KS322,323
Military service 1: 01 Mar 1865, Enrolled Marietta, Washington Co., OH--Co., G, 36th Reg. OH Vol. Infantry324
Military service 2: 27 Jul 1865, Discharged Wheeling, WV324
Occupation 1: 01 Jun 1900, Farmer in Painterhood twp., Howard Co., KS325
Occupation 2: 10 Aug 1860, Farmer--Ludlow twp., Washington Co., OH326
Occupation 3: 1875, Farmer in Painterhood twp., Howard Co., KS327
Religion: Elder of the first church of Christ established in Howard Co., KS328
Residence 1: Bet. 1842 - 1868, Washington Co., OH329
Residence 2: Bet. 1868 - 1871, Lawrence, Douglas Co., KS329
Residence 3: Bet. 1871 - 1897, Longton, Howard Co., KS329
Residence 4: 1897, Lane Co., KS329
Residence 5: Bet. 1898 - 1900, Rantoul, Franklin Co., KS329
Residence 6: Bet. 1900 - 1920, Longton, Elk Co., KS329

More About PHILIP TICE and SARAH MYERS:
Marriage: 22 Feb 1872, Howard Co., KS330

More About NANCY ARTMAN:
Died 2: 1889331

More About PHILIP TICE and NANCY ARTMAN:
Marriage: 10 Mar 1885, Howard, Elk Co., KS332

More About PHILIP TICE and HANNAH MILLER:
Marriage: 13 Sep 1913, Oswego, Labette Co., KS333

Children of PHILIP TICE and SARAH MYERS are:
i. DORA CLEMENTINE6 TICE333, b. 01 Oct 1873333.

More About DORA CLEMENTINE TICE:
Date born 2: Abt. 1874, KS334

43. ii. CHARLES WELSEY TICE, b. 30 Jul 1875.
iii. CORA EVELIN TICE335, b. 01 Mar 1878335.

More About CORA EVELIN TICE:
Date born 2: Abt. 1878, KS336

iv. ORA ADLINE TICE337, b. 1881338.
v. ED TICE339, b. Jun 1879, KS340; m. CORA E.340, Abt. 1899340; b. Mar 1878, KS340.

More About ED TICE:
Census: 01 Jun 1900, Painterhood twp., Howard Co., KS341

More About ED TICE and CORA E.:
Marriage: Abt. 1899342


Child of PHILIP TICE and NANCY ARTMAN is:
44. vi. JESSE WILLIAM6 TICE, b. 12 Aug 1887, Ottawa, Franklin Co., KS; d. 18 Jul 1961, Tampa, Hillsborough Co., FL.


29. SOLOMON WILLIAM5 TICE (GEORGE M.4, CATHERINE3 CLINE, GEORGE2, JOHN1)343,344 was born 13 Sep 1848 in OH, and died 18 Nov 1897 in at home 2 miles East of Busby, Elk Co., KS. He married (1) MARTHA JANE DRAKE Bet. 1860 - Apr 1871, daughter of JOSEPH DRAKE and LUCINDA MARRS. She was born 03 Apr 1841345, and died Bet. 14 - 20 Apr 1871 in Howard Co., KS. He married (2) MAY S. WILSON346 12 Jul 1868 in Newton Co., MO347, daughter of JAMES WILSON and SARAH. She was born Abt. 1851 in IN348. He married (3) ELLEN ELIZABETH MORRIS349 26 Dec 1872 in Fredonia, Wilson Co., KS350, daughter of MATHEW MORRIS and MARY HENSLEY. She was born 30 Oct 1852 in Fayette Co., IL--Dr. John Slusser attended her birth, and died 29 Apr 1927 in Longton, Painterhood twp., Elk Co., KS.

Notes for SOLOMON WILLIAM TICE:
15 July 1867--Co. A, 18th KS Vol. was activated to fight hostile Indians in western KS. The 18th was dissolved after 4 mos, & Solomon was then mustered out on 15 Nov 1867.

20 June 1885--Solomon & Ellen bought & sold land, from & to, Mary Morris (Ellen's mother) in Seneca, Newton Co., MO, while they resided in Jasper Co., MO.

24 Dec 1888--Solomon & Ellen sold land to George R. Kersey in Seneca, Newton Co., KS while they resided in Newton Co., MO.

Solomon Wm. Tice, at age 45, described himself, in "Declaration For An Original Invalid Pension" as being light complected, with light colored hair, blue eyes, & his height was 5' 9 1/2".

A "Solomon W. Tice" m. Miss May S. Wilson, 12 July 1868, in Newton Co., MO---is this our Solomon Wm. Tice???

Rob Hiner notes in the Genealogy Report (Descendants of Martin Tice) he sent to me that Esther Clarabelle Tice stated: "I don't know where they were born [sic. Solomon & Ellen (Morris) Tice], but they lived most of their lives in MO & KS. He was coal miner. Never saw him as he died quite young."

More About SOLOMON WILLIAM TICE:
Date born 2: 13 Sep 1848, Washington Co., OH351
Died 2: 18 Nov 1897351
Burial: Busby, Elk Co., KS--Busby Cem.
Census 1: 1870, Liberty twp, Howard Co., KS--P.O. Elk City352
Census 2: 1880, Shawnee twp, Cherokee Co., KS
Census 3: 1900, Painterhood twp, Elk Co., KS
Census 4: 1905, Painterhood twp, Elk Co., KS
Census 5: 1915, Painterhood twp, Elk Co., KS
Education: 1860, Ludlow twp., Washington Co., OH353
Immigration: 1868, Moved to KS
Land (buy/sell) 1: 20 Jun 1885, Bought & sold land-Seneca, Newton Co., MO
Land (buy/sell) 2: 24 Dec 1888, Sold land-Seneca, Newton Co., MO
Military service 1: 15 Jul 1867, Co. A, 18th KS Vol.
Military service 2: Civil War & later Indian Wars354
Military service 3: 15 Nov 1867, Mustered out - Co. A, 18th KS Vol.
Occupation 1: Farmer, Miner, Army Scout
Occupation 2: Coal Miner355
Residence 1: 20 Jun 1885, Jasper Co., MO
Residence 2: 24 Dec 1888, Newton Co., MO

More About MARTHA JANE DRAKE:
Name 2: Martha Drake356
Name 3: Martha J. Drake357
Date born 2: 1838358
Census: 27 Jun 1870, Liberty twp., Howard Co., KS--P.O. Elk City359
Guardianship: 01 Jan 1870, Elk/Howard Co., KS360

More About SOLOMON TICE and MARTHA DRAKE:
Marriage: Bet. 1860 - Apr 1871

More About MAY S. WILSON:
Name 2: Mary S. Wilson361
Census: 07 Jul 1870, Ozark twp., Webster Co., MO362

More About SOLOMON TICE and MAY WILSON:
Marriage: 12 Jul 1868, Newton Co., MO363

Notes for ELLEN ELIZABETH MORRIS:
Rob Hiner notes in the Genealogy Report (Descendants of Martin Tice) he sent to me that Esther Clarabelle Tice stated: "Grandma was a stern woman. I was afraid of her as a small child. I wasn't very old when she died."

More About ELLEN ELIZABETH MORRIS:
Date born 2: 30 Oct 1852, Fayette Co., IL364
Died 2: 29 Apr 1927364
Burial: Busby, Elk Co., KS--Busby Cem.
Census: 29 Apr 1910, Painterhood twp., Elk Co., KS365
Residence: 04 Jun 1926, Longton, Elk Co., KS366

Marriage Notes for SOLOMON TICE and ELLEN MORRIS:
Solomon & Ellen were married by James W. Martin/J. Moulton at C.T. Stockwell's home.

More About SOLOMON TICE and ELLEN MORRIS:
Marriage: 26 Dec 1872, Fredonia, Wilson Co., KS367

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Child of SOLOMON TICE and MAY WILSON is:
i. RILEY E.6 TICE368, b. Mar 1870, MO368.


Children of SOLOMON TICE and ELLEN MORRIS are:
ii. UNKNOWN6 TICE, b. 22 May 1876; d. 22 May 1876.
45. iii. CLARA LEMONIA TICE, b. 14 Jul 1877, Longton, Elk Co., KS; d. Sep 1941, Fredonia, Wilson Co., KS.
iv. GEORGE WILLIAM TICE369, b. 08 Mar 1881, Thayer, Neosho Co., KS; d. 21 Feb 1944, Longton, Elk Co., KS.

Notes for GEORGE WILLIAM TICE:
George William Tice never married.

More About GEORGE WILLIAM TICE:
Date born 2: 18 Mar 1881, Thayer, Neosho Co., KS369
Died 2: 21 Feb 1944369
Burial: Busby, Elk Co., KS Cem.

46. v. LEON LEROY TICE, b. 19 May 1883, Joplin, Jasper Co., MO; d. 03 Sep 1949, Wichita, Sedgwick Co., KS.
47. vi. THOMAS OWEN TICE, b. Bet. 26 Apr 1885 - 1886, Morehead, Montgomery Co., KS; d. 21 Nov 1958, WA.
48. vii. CHARLIE ORNA TICE, b. 15 Oct 1889, Joplin, Jasper Co., MO; d. 14 Jan 1925, Wichita, Sedgwick Co., KS.
49. viii. EMMA AGNES IMOGEN TICE, b. 14 May 1892, Joplin, Jasper Co., MO; d. 22 Mar 1979, Fayetteville, Washington Co., AR.
ix. EVA FRANCES JULIA TICE, b. 31 Dec 1896, MO or KS; d. 14 Jun 1957.

Notes for EVA FRANCES JULIA TICE:
Eva was severly crippled, & never married. She was taken care of by her sister Emma.

More About EVA FRANCES JULIA TICE:
Burial: Busby, Elk Co., KS Cem.


30. JULIA5 TICE (GEORGE M.4, CATHERINE3 CLINE, GEORGE2, JOHN1)370,371 was born 14 May 1853 in [Marietta, Washington Co.,] OH, and died 16 Aug 1934 in Longton, Elk Co., KS. She married FREDERICK HANLIN 30 Oct 1873 in Howard Co., KS372. He was born in Germany373, and died Bef. 03 May 1910374.

Notes for JULIA TICE:
A Julie Tice (b. ca.1854, OH--age 16) was listed in 1870 Wakarusa twp., Douglas Co., KS Census in household of John A. & Elvira E. Cramer fam. as a Domestic Servant. Our Julia Tice's parents were residing in Kanwaka twp., Douglas Co., KS in that same census. Is the Julie Tice working as a servant our Julia Tice???

More About JULIA TICE:
Date born 2: Abt. 1854, OH375
Census: 03 May 1910, Longton twp., Longton, Elk Co., KS376
Education: 1860, Ludlow twp., Washington Co., OH377

More About FREDERICK HANLIN:
Name 2: Frederik Hanlein378
Residence: Longton, Elk Co., KS--after marrying

More About FREDERICK HANLIN and JULIA TICE:
Marriage: 30 Oct 1873, Howard Co., KS379

Children of JULIA TICE and FREDERICK HANLIN are:
i. LOU M.6 HANLIN380, b. Abt. 1885, KS381.
ii. CHARLEY W. HANLIN382, b. Abt. 1887382.


31. JOHN GRANVILLE5 TICE (JACOB4, CATHERINE3 CLINE, GEORGE2, JOHN1)383 was born 1835383. He married MARY JANE TUCKER384 03 Nov 1861385.

More About JOHN TICE and MARY TUCKER:
Marriage: 03 Nov 1861385

Children of JOHN TICE and MARY TUCKER are:
i. ELIAS6 TICE386, b. 1857386.

More About ELIAS TICE:
Census: 1880, Pottawatomie, Franklin Co., KS387

ii. FREDERIC TICE388, b. 1862388.
iii. ANDREW J. TICE388, b. 1865388.
iv. CLEMENT TICE388, b. 1867388.
v. MARIA HESTER TICE388, b. 25 Jan 1870388.
vi. IDA MAY TICE388, b. 16 May 1872388.
vii. MARGARET ELIZABETH TICE388, b. 18 Aug 1874388; d. 17 Dec 1890, Liverpool, OH388.
viii. PERRY WATSON TICE388, b. 05 May 1876, Independence, Washington Co., OH388.
ix. CHARLES E. TICE388, b. 1878388.
x. JOHN WILLIAM TICE388, b. 28 Aug 1883388; d. 01 Sep 1883.


32. SOLOMON M.5 TICE (JACOB4, CATHERINE3 CLINE, GEORGE2, JOHN1)389 was born 26 Jan 1843 in OH389, and died 29 Jun 1932 in Greeley Co., KS390. He married CLARINDA A. WILLIAMSON390 19 May 1869 in Washington Co., OH390, daughter of WILLIAMSON and ?. She was born Abt. 1844 in OH391.

More About SOLOMON M. TICE:
Census: 1880, Cutler, Franklin Co., KS392

More About CLARINDA A. WILLIAMSON:
Date born 2: 1844393

More About SOLOMON TICE and CLARINDA WILLIAMSON:
Marriage: 19 May 1869, Washington Co., OH393

Children of SOLOMON TICE and CLARINDA WILLIAMSON are:
i. A. ALLICE6 TICE394, b. Abt. 1870, OH394.
ii. BARZILLIA TICE394, b. Abt. 1872, OH394.
iii. ARTIMESHIA W. TICE394, b. Abt. 1874, OH394.
iv. R. WILLIAM TICE394, b. Abt. 1876, OH394.
v. MOSES TICE394, b. Abt. 1879394.


33. JACOB SAMUEL5 TICE (JACOB4, CATHERINE3 CLINE, GEORGE2, JOHN1)395 was born 03 Nov 1846395. He married (1) MARY ANN OR MARGARET MILLER396 03 Jul 1866 in Richland Co., WI396. She died in Franklin Co., KS396. He married (2) MARTHA G. CLINE ?396 1889 in Frederica, KS397.

More About JACOB SAMUEL TICE:
Census: 1880, Pottawatomie, Franklin Co., KS398
Immigration: To KS from WI399
Military service 1: 20 Nov 1861, Enlisted (or Dec. 1, 1861)399
Military service 2: 01 Jan 1862, Discharged as minor399
Residence 1: 5 yrs. in Wisconsin - After Civil War399
Residence 2: 25 yrs. in Kansas399
Residence 3: 1890, Lane Co., KS399
Residence 4: Aft. 1906, Oklahoma399
Residence 5: 1913, Putnam, Dewey Co., OK399

More About JACOB TICE and MARY MILLER:
Marriage: 03 Jul 1866, Richland Co., WI399

More About JACOB TICE and MARTHA ?:
Marriage: 1889, Frederica, KS400

Children of JACOB TICE and MARY MILLER are:
i. LAURA B.6 TICE401, b. Abt. 1868, OH401.
ii. SAMUEL S. TICE401, b. Abt. 1871, WI401.
iii. JOHN TICE401, b. Abt. 1873, OH401.
iv. DAISY TICE401, b. Abt. 1875, OH401.
v. PERRY TICE401, b. Abt. 1878, OH401.
vi. IDA B. TICE.
vii. LYDA M. TICE.


34. ELLEN5 PADEN (JOHN4 PEDEN, CHRISTINA3 CLINE, GEORGE2, JOHN1)402. She married DAVID CORE402.

Child of ELLEN PADEN and DAVID CORE is:
i. ANDREW6 CORE402, m. MARY BURCH402.


35. HARVEY H.5 TICE (CATHERINE4, CHRISTINA3 CLINE, GEORGE2, JOHN1)403 was born 18 Jun 1846 in Archer's Fork, Washington Co., OH403, and died 09 May 1930 in AR. He married SIBYL PARR 17 Jun 1869 in Archer's Fork, Washington Co., OH. She was born 05 Oct 1848 in OH, and died 31 Mar 1930 in AR.

More About HARVEY TICE and SIBYL PARR:
Marriage: 17 Jun 1869, Archer's Fork, Washington Co., OH

Child of HARVEY TICE and SIBYL PARR is:
i. JOHN SAMUEL6 TICE, b. 09 Jan 1877, VA or WV; d. 11 Apr 1948, AR.


36. SARAH5 TICE (MARTIN V.4, CHRISTINA3 CLINE, GEORGE2, JOHN1)404 was born 01 Apr 1869 in New Matamoras, Washington Co., OH405, and died 28 Oct 1955 in Bedford, Cuyahoga Co., OH405. She married JEROME DAVIS405, son of JACOB DAVIS and MARY FERRIS. He was born 12 Jan 1870 in Ludlow Twp, Washington Co., OH405, and died 14 Nov 1949 in Archer's Fork, Washington Co., OH405.

More About JEROME DAVIS:
Property: Archer's Fork, Washington Co., OH--owned farm405

Children of SARAH TICE and JEROME DAVIS are:
i. NELLIE6 DAVIS405, m. DONALD HAMILTON405.

More About DONALD HAMILTON:
Residence: 28 Oct 1955, Bedford, Cuyahoga Co., OH405

ii. GORDON DAVIS405.


37. ELIZABETH5 TICE (DAVID4, ROSANNAH3 CLINE, GEORGE2, JOHN1)406 was born 15 Dec 1830407, and died 31 Mar 1911407. She married HOWARD PRYOR408 26 Feb 1852409,410, son of NATHAN PRYOR and RACHEL RUBLE. He was born 25 Jun 1831 in OH410, and died 15 Apr 1911 in Washington Co., OH410.

More About ELIZABETH TICE:
Date born 2: 1829411
Date born 3: Abt. 1832, OH412

More About HOWARD PRYOR:
Name 2: Howard Prior ?413
Date born 2: Abt. 1832, OH414
Census: 10 Aug 1860, Ludlow twp., Washington Co., OH415
Occupation: 10 Aug 1860, Farmer - Ludlow twp., Washington Co., OH416

More About HOWARD PRYOR and ELIZABETH TICE:
Marriage: 26 Feb 1852417,418

Children of ELIZABETH TICE and HOWARD PRYOR are:
i. PORTER6 PRYOR419,420, b. Abt. 1853, OH421.
ii. RICHARD SERDINE PRYOR422, b. Abt. 1855, OH423.

More About RICHARD SERDINE PRYOR:
Name 2: Sardina Pryor423
Date born 2: 1854424

iii. EVALINE PRYOR425, b. Abt. 1857, OH425.

More About EVALINE PRYOR:
Name 2: Evelyn Pryor426

iv. MARY PRYOR427, b. Abt. 1860, OH427.
v. RACHEL PRYOR428.
vi. ADELINE PRYOR428.
vii. ROBERT PRYOR428.
viii. ELIZABETH PRYOR428.
ix. HOWARD H. PRYOR428, b. 1872428.


38. HENRIETTA E.5 MILLER (CATHERINE4 TICE, ROSANNAH3 CLINE, GEORGE2, JOHN1)429 was born Apr 1834429. She married (1) JOSEPH CARPENTER, JR.429,430 04 Oct 1849 in Washington Co., OH431, son of JOSEPH CARPENTER and NANCY MILLER. He was born 27 Jun 1829 in Monroe Co., OH432, and died Abt. 1897 in Washington Co., OH433. She married (2) SAMUEL KESSELRING434 04 Feb 1892 in Washington Co., OH435.

More About HENRIETTA E. MILLER:
Name 2: Henrietta Elizabeth? Miller436
Date born 2: Apr 1834437

More About JOSEPH CARPENTER, JR.:
Date born 2: Abt. 1828, OH
Date born 3: 27 Jun 1829438

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More About JOSEPH CARPENTER and HENRIETTA MILLER:
Marriage: 04 Oct 1849, Washington Co., OH439

More About SAMUEL KESSELRING and HENRIETTA MILLER:
Marriage: 04 Feb 1892, Washington Co., OH439

Children of HENRIETTA MILLER and JOSEPH CARPENTER are:
i. GRANVILL6 CARPENTER439, b. Jan 1851439; d. 09 Feb 1933439.
ii. NANCY C. CARPENTER439, b. 1855, Washington Co., OH440; m. WILLIAM SNODGRASS441, 13 Apr 1876441.

More About WILLIAM SNODGRASS and NANCY CARPENTER:
Marriage: 13 Apr 1876441

iii. MARY E. CARPENTER441, b. 1860, Washington Co., OH441.
iv. ELIZA CARPENTER441, b. 1861441; m. JOHN A. BURKEY441, 27 Mar 1880441.

More About JOHN BURKEY and ELIZA CARPENTER:
Marriage: 27 Mar 1880441

v. JOHN THOMAS CARPENTER441, b. 11 Feb 1863, Wingett Run, Washington Co., OH441; d. 15 Dec 1940, Marietta, Washington Co., OH441; m. MARY POWELL441, 12 Aug 1936441.

More About JOHN CARPENTER and MARY POWELL:
Marriage: 12 Aug 1936441

vi. ROBERT MCCLELLAND CARPENTER441, b. Mar 1866441; d. 31 Dec 1938441.
vii. PRISILLA CARPENTER441, b. 1867441; m. WILLIAM CONTIMER441, 27 Feb441.

More About WILLIAM CONTIMER and PRISILLA CARPENTER:
Marriage: 27 Feb441

viii. LILLIE A. CARPENTER441, b. 1870441; d. 06 Mar 1930441; m. EDWARD MOORE JOHNSON441.
ix. AMACADOCIA CARPENTER, b. 05 Feb 1872441; d. 05 Feb 1873441.

More About AMACADOCIA CARPENTER:
Burial: Muskingum Valley Church Cem.441

x. IDA CARPENTER441, b. 1875441; m. THOMAS STANTON441, 06 Jul 1905441.

More About THOMAS STANTON and IDA CARPENTER:
Marriage: 06 Jul 1905441


39. LEWIS5 MILLER (CATHERINE4 TICE, ROSANNAH3 CLINE, GEORGE2, JOHN1)442 was born 18 Feb 1832 in OH443, and died 05 Oct 1911443. He married (1) ALCINDA HAUGHT444 01 Apr 1852 in Washington Co., OH445. She was born 1826 in Washington Co., OH445, and died 27 Dec 1856445. He married (2) MALISSA J. REESE 25 Jan 1860 in Washington Co., OH446. She was born Abt. 1842 in OH447.

More About LEWIS MILLER:
Date born 2: 1831448
Burial: New Matamoras, Washington Co., OH
Census: 10 Aug 1860, Ludlow twp., Washington Co., OH449
Occupation: Farmer

More About LEWIS MILLER and ALCINDA HAUGHT:
Marriage: 01 Apr 1852, Washington Co., OH450

More About MALISSA J. REESE:
Name 2: Malissa J.451

More About LEWIS MILLER and MALISSA REESE:
Marriage: 25 Jan 1860, Washington Co., OH452

Children of LEWIS MILLER and ALCINDA HAUGHT are:
i. ELIZABETH6 MILLER453, b. 1853, Washington Co., OH453.
ii. BARNETT MILLER453, b. Nov 1854, Washington Co., OH453.
iii. ROBERT MILLER453, b. 1856, Washington Co., OH453.


40. JOHN5 MILLER (CATHERINE4 TICE, ROSANNAH3 CLINE, GEORGE2, JOHN1)454,455 was born 20 Oct 1840 in OH, and died 28 May 1920. He married MARIAN PARR455. She was born 09 Jul 1840, and died Abt. 07 Mar 1890.

More About JOHN MILLER:
Date born 2: 1837456
Date born 3: Abt. 1842, OH457
Burial: Ludlow twp., Washington Co., OH--Muskingum Valley Cem.
Census: 10 Aug 1860, Ludlow twp., Washington Co., OH458
Occupation: 10 Aug 1860, Day Laborer - Ludlow twp., Washington Co., OH459

More About MARIAN PARR:
Date born 2: Abt. 1840, OH459

Child of JOHN MILLER and MARIAN PARR is:
i. GREENBURY6 MILLER460.


Generation No. 6

41. JACOB6 NEWLAND (SARAH W.5 TICE, GEORGE M.4, CATHERINE3 CLINE, GEORGE2, JOHN1)461 was born 1852 in OH461. He married SARAH461. She was born Abt. 1848 in OH461.

Children of JACOB NEWLAND and SARAH are:
i. Z. AGARA7 NEWLAND461, b. Abt. 1874, OH461.
ii. ABBIE NEWLAND461, b. Abt. 1878, OH461.


42. AMANDA6 GODDARD (HANNAH5 TICE, GEORGE M.4, CATHERINE3 CLINE, GEORGE2, JOHN1)462 was born 08 Jul 1854 in Newport, Washington Co., OH462, and died 23 Dec 1936 in Columbiana Co., OH462. She married OREN HARDY ROBINSON462. He was born 10 Sep 1855 in Ellenboro, Ritchie Co., WV462, and died 03 Sep 1936 in Columbiana Co., OH462.

Children of AMANDA GODDARD and OREN ROBINSON are:
i. JAMES LESLIE7 ROBINSON462, b. 11 Jul 1881, Pennsboro, Ritchie Co., WV462; d. 15 May 1943, Libson, Columbiana Co., OH462; m. MARY MATILDA SNOW462, 10 Aug 1916462; b. 08 Mar 1895, Spririt Lake, Dickinson Co., IA462; d. 12 Apr 1942, Libson, Columbiana Co., OH462.

More About JAMES ROBINSON and MARY SNOW:
Marriage: 10 Aug 1916462

ii. MARY C. ROBINSON462, b. 25 May 1885462; d. 24 Aug 1917, Lisbon, Columbiana Co., OH462; m. ALBERT MCGREW462; b. 25 May 1885462; d. 20 Feb 1969462.
iii. BERTHA D. ROBINSON462, b. 17 Oct 1888462; d. 21 Mar 1971462; m. JAMES C. FRENCH462; b. 11 Sep 1874462; d. 02 Apr 1949462.
iv. ALICE G. ROBINSON462, b. 25 Dec 1889462; d. 07 Jul 1940462; m. LLOYD P. CROWE462; b. 09 Sep 1899462; d. 27 Mar 1969462.


43. CHARLES WELSEY6 TICE (PHILIP B.5, GEORGE M.4, CATHERINE3 CLINE, GEORGE2, JOHN1)463 was born 30 Jul 1875463. He married MARY464 Abt. 1899464. She was born Dec 1876 in IL464.

More About CHARLES WELSEY TICE:
Date born 2: Jul 1876, KS464
Census: 01 Jun 1900, Painterhood twp., Howard Co., KS465
Occupation: 01 Jun 1900, Farmer in Painterhood twp., Howard Co., KS466

More About CHARLES TICE and MARY:
Marriage: Abt. 1899466

Child of CHARLES TICE and MARY is:
i. WALTER C.7 TICE466, b. Mar 1900, KS466.


44. JESSE WILLIAM6 TICE (PHILIP B.5, GEORGE M.4, CATHERINE3 CLINE, GEORGE2, JOHN1)467 was born 12 Aug 1887 in Ottawa, Franklin Co., KS467,468, and died 18 Jul 1961 in Tampa, Hillsborough Co., FL468. He married KITTIE ANN BUCHER469,470 29 Sep 1906 in Fredonia, Wilson Co., KS471. She was born 1891 in KS472, and died 01 Jun 1960 in Howard, Elk Co., KS472.

More About JESSE WILLIAM TICE:
Name 2: Jess William Tice472,473
Residence: 29 Sep 1906, Upola, Elk Co., KS474

More About KITTIE ANN BUCHER:
Name 2: Kittie Ann Buche475
Date born 2: Abt. 1888476
Residence: 29 Sep 1906, Longton, Elk Co., KS477

More About JESSE TICE and KITTIE BUCHER:
Marriage: 29 Sep 1906, Fredonia, Wilson Co., KS478

Children of JESSE TICE and KITTIE BUCHER are:
50. i. THELMA ELIZABETH7 TICE, b. 02 Jul 1907, Buxton, Wilson Co., KS; d. 30 Oct 2003, El Dorado, Butler Co., KS--Lakepoint Nursing & Rehabilitation.
ii. AUDRY TICE479.
iii. FRANK TICE479.
iv. HOWARD TICE479.
v. ABBIE TICE479.


45. CLARA LEMONIA6 TICE (SOLOMON WILLIAM5, GEORGE M.4, CATHERINE3 CLINE, GEORGE2, JOHN1)480,481 was born 14 Jul 1877 in Longton, Elk Co., KS482, and died Sep 1941 in Fredonia, Wilson Co., KS482. She married JOSEPH WILLIAM ROTHGEB482,483 28 Dec 1897 in Longton, Elk Co., KS483, son of THOMAS ROTHGEB and MARGARET ROATCAP. He was born 24 Aug 1872 in KS484, and died 26 Feb 1954485,486.

More About CLARA LEMONIA TICE:
Date born 2: 1877, MO486
Date born 3: 14 Jul 1877, MO487
Died 2: Sep 1941487
Died 3: 23 Sep 1941
Burial: Willow Springs, Howell Co., MO or Fredonia, Wilson Co., KS

More About JOSEPH WILLIAM ROTHGEB:
Date born 2: 24 Aug 1872, Center twp., Wilson Co., KS487,488
Date born 3: Abt. 1873, KS
Census: 1910, Fall River twp, Wilson Co., KS

More About JOSEPH ROTHGEB and CLARA TICE:
Marriage: 28 Dec 1897, Longton, Elk Co., KS489

Children of CLARA TICE and JOSEPH ROTHGEB are:
i. CLARENCE7 ROTHGEB490, d. 17 Sep 1969.
ii. GLADYS ROTHGEB490.
iii. CECIL G. ROTHGEB491, b. 23 Sep 1901492; d. 30 Apr 1991492; m. MARY LEONA MAY492; b. 23 May 1895492; d. 18 Jun 1972493.

More About CECIL G. ROTHGEB:
Name 2: Cecil Rothgeb494
Name 3: Cecil Jay Rothgeb495
Date born 2: 1901, Fredonia, Wilson Co., KS
Burial: Peel, Marion Co., AR--Peel Cem.496

More About MARY LEONA MAY:
Burial: Peel, Marion Co., AR--Peel Cem.496

iv. JOHN MELVIN ROTHGEB497, b. 24 Jun 1906, Longton, Elk Co., KS497; d. Aug 1982497.

More About JOHN MELVIN ROTHGEB:
Name 2: John Rothgeb498
Name 3: John M. Rothgeb499

v. CLARA P. ROTHGEB500, b. 1908, Fredonia, Wilson Co., KS500.
51. vi. LORENA PEARL ROTHGEB, b. 06 Sep 1908, Fredonia, Wilson Co., KS; d. 15 Feb 1978, Keller, Tarrant Co., TX.
vii. JEWELL M. T. ROTHGEB500, b. 1911, Fredonia, Wilson Co., KS500.


46. LEON LEROY6 TICE (SOLOMON WILLIAM5, GEORGE M.4, CATHERINE3 CLINE, GEORGE2, JOHN1)501 was born 19 May 1883 in Joplin, Jasper Co., MO501, and died 03 Sep 1949 in Wichita, Sedgwick Co., KS. He married MARY ELLEN MURPHY501 18 Jun 1906 in Oak Valley, Elk Co., KS501, daughter of ELIAS MURPHY and MARY SPOONAMORE. She was born 06 Feb 1886 in Oak Valley, Elk Co., KS, and died Abt. 28 Jul 1971 in Wichita, Sedgwick Co., KS.

Notes for LEON LEROY TICE:
1905 Elk Co., KS Census--I first find "Roy" (Leon Leroy Tice) in KS in Oak Valley, Elk Co., KS Census where he was residing with Elias Murphy & family. The next year he would marry Elias Murphy's daughter Mary Ellen "Ella" Murphy. The 1905 Census states he came from KS to KS, age 21, Farmer.

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More About LEON LEROY TICE:
Died 2: 03 Sep 1949501
Burial: 06 Sep 1949, Wichita, Sedgwick Co., KS--Maple Grove Cem.
Census 1: 1905, Oak Valley, Elk Co., KS 502
Census 2: 1910, Oak Valley, Elk Co., KS503
Census 3: 1915, Oak Valley, Elk Co., KS504
Other Life Event: 20 Nov 1913, LeHunt, Montgomery Co., KS505

More About MARY ELLEN MURPHY:
Burial: 03 Aug 1971, Wichita, Sedgwick Co., KS--Maple Grove Cem.

More About LEON TICE and MARY MURPHY:
Marriage: 18 Jun 1906, Oak Valley, Elk Co., KS506

Children of LEON TICE and MARY MURPHY are:
i. MARY ELIZABETH7 TICE506, b. 10 Feb 1907506; d. 08 Jul 1907, Elk Co., KS.

More About MARY ELIZABETH TICE:
Died 2: 08 Jul 1907506
Burial: Oak Valley, Elk Co., KS Cem.

52. ii. ELIAS WILLIAM 'SONNEY' TICE, b. 19 Jan 1908, Longton, Elk Co., KS; d. 31 May 1979, Coffeyville, Montgomery Co., KS.
iii. LEROY LEMONIA TICE506, b. 10 Jul 1910, Longton, Elk Co., KS506; d. 24 May 1942, TX; m. DORA PERKINS.

Notes for LEROY LEMONIA TICE:
Said to have been murdered by his wife's brother.

More About LEROY LEMONIA TICE:
Died 2: 24 May 1942506
Burial: Aft. 24 May 1942, Hearne, Robertson Co., TX--Norwood Cemetery507

iv. EVA AGNES TICE508, b. 31 May 1913, Wichita, Sedgwick Co., KS508; d. 16 Apr 1980, Wichita, Sedgwick Co., KS; m. (1) JUSTICE FOSTER; m. (2) JOHN W. MCALLISTER.

More About EVA AGNES TICE:
Died 2: 16 Apr 1980508
Burial: 18 Apr 1980, Wichita, Sedgwick Co., KS--Lakeview Gardens Cem.

v. GEORGE PERRY TICE508, b. 17 Jul 1919, Neodesha, Wilson Co., KS508; d. 13 Jan 1995, Wichita, Sedgwick Co., KS; m. BILLIE JUANITA WOOLSEY, 08 Jun 1943, Wichita, Sedgwick Co., KS508; b. 25 Dec 1925, Wichita, Sedgwick Co., KS508; d. 11 Dec 1982, Wichita, Sedgwick Co., KS.

More About GEORGE PERRY TICE:
Died 2: 13 Jan 1995508

More About BILLIE JUANITA WOOLSEY:
Died 2: 11 Dec 1982508

More About GEORGE TICE and BILLIE WOOLSEY:
Marriage: 08 Jun 1943, Wichita, Sedgwick Co., KS508


47. THOMAS OWEN6 TICE (SOLOMON WILLIAM5, GEORGE M.4, CATHERINE3 CLINE, GEORGE2, JOHN1)508 was born Bet. 26 Apr 1885 - 1886 in Morehead, Montgomery Co., KS, and died 21 Nov 1958 in WA. He married DAISY BELLE SPEAKS 10 Jul 1906 in MO508, daughter of THOMAS SPEAKS and ANNIS DAILY. She was born Abt. 1887 in KS.

More About THOMAS OWEN TICE:
Date born 2: 26 Apr 1887, Joplin, Jasper Co., MO508
Died 2: 21 Nov 1958508
Census: 1910, Duck Creek twp., Wilson Co., KS

More About DAISY BELLE SPEAKS:
Name 2: Dica Belle Speaks508

More About THOMAS TICE and DAISY SPEAKS:
Marriage: 10 Jul 1906, MO508

Children of THOMAS TICE and DAISY SPEAKS are:
53. i. EVERETT7 TICE, b. 10 Jul 1908; d. 09 Jun 1999, WA.
54. ii. ESTHER CLARABELLE TICE, b. 02 Mar 1910, Buxton, Wilson Co., KS; d. 18 Sep 1996, Kennewick, Benton Co.(?), WA.
55. iii. ERMMA TICE, b. 14 Nov 1911.
iv. MARY TICE508, b. 28 Sep 1915; m. (1) (1) WILCOXSON508; m. (2) (2) AUSTIN508.

Notes for MARY TICE:
Rob Hiner stated the following in his genealogy report titled "Descendats of Martin Tice": "When Mary was a little girl growing up in Mountain View, MO, she attended Heelstring school, went to Turkey Oak Church and lived in Fly Hollow. She got a kick out of this and had to share it with me at the July 11th, 1998 Family Reunion. Everett Tice, age 90, also attended as did sisters Bonnie, Mary, and Emma."



v. BONNIE TICE508, b. 30 Sep 1918508; m. CLARK508.
vi. EARL TICE508, b. 24 Sep 1924508; d. 05 Apr 1992509; m. LAVERNE510.


48. CHARLIE ORNA6 TICE (SOLOMON WILLIAM5, GEORGE M.4, CATHERINE3 CLINE, GEORGE2, JOHN1)510 was born 15 Oct 1889 in Joplin, Jasper Co., MO510, and died 14 Jan 1925 in Wichita, Sedgwick Co., KS. He married MINNIE MAE EVANS510 02 Feb 1915 in Fredonia, Wilson Co., KS510,511. She was born Abt. 1890 in MO512, and died Abt. 1955512.

More About CHARLIE ORNA TICE:
Died 2: 14 Jan 1925512
Burial: 16 Jan 1925, Wichita, Sedgwick Co., KS--Highland Cem.

More About CHARLIE TICE and MINNIE EVANS:
Marriage: 02 Feb 1915, Fredonia, Wilson Co., KS512,513

Children of CHARLIE TICE and MINNIE EVANS are:
i. FERN7 TICE514.
ii. VEINON TICE514.
iii. BILLIE TICE514.


49. EMMA AGNES IMOGEN6 TICE (SOLOMON WILLIAM5, GEORGE M.4, CATHERINE3 CLINE, GEORGE2, JOHN1)514 was born 14 May 1892 in Joplin, Jasper Co., MO514, and died 22 Mar 1979 in Fayetteville, Washington Co., AR. She married ALFORD N. NELSON515 20 Jan 1919 in Wilson Co., KS516. He was born 1890 in MO517, and died 1950517.

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More About EMMA AGNES IMOGEN TICE:
Date born 2: 14 May 1892, MO
Died 2: 22 Mar 1979517

More About ALFORD N. NELSON:
Name 2: Alfred Nelson517

More About ALFORD NELSON and EMMA TICE:
Marriage: 20 Jan 1919, Wilson Co., KS518

Child of EMMA TICE and ALFORD NELSON is:
i. RUBY7 NELSON519, m. HART519.


Generation No. 7

50. THELMA ELIZABETH7 TICE (JESSE WILLIAM6, PHILIP B.5, GEORGE M.4, CATHERINE3 CLINE, GEORGE2, JOHN1)520,521 was born 02 Jul 1907 in Buxton, Wilson Co., KS521, and died 30 Oct 2003 in El Dorado, Butler Co., KS--Lakepoint Nursing & Rehabilitation522,523. She married (1) GEORGE WEYRAUCH524,525 19 Sep 1926 in Moline, Elk Co., KS526. He died 06 Dec 1935 in KS527. She married (2) LON FOREST FURROW527 08 May 1938 in Howard, Elk Co., KS528. He was born 07 Jul 1897529, and died 29 Mar 1982530.

More About THELMA ELIZABETH TICE:
Date born 2: 02 Jul 1907531
Died 2: 30 Oct 2003532
Died 3: 31 Oct 2003533
Burial 1: 03 Nov 2003, Severy, Greenwood Co., KS--South Lawn Cem.534
Burial 2: Severy, Greenwood Co., KS--South Lawn Cem.535
Education: Elk Co., KS area536
Organizations 1: Columbia Chapter 142 Order of Eastern Star in Howard, Elk Co., KS536
Organizations 2: American Legion Auxiliary of Carter-Rader Post 149 in Howard, Elk Co., KS536
Organizations 3: Rebekah Lodge in Severy, Greenwood Co., KS536
Religion: Member of St. John's Catholic Church in El Dorado, Butler Co., KS536
Residence 1: Bet. 1999 - 30 Oct 2003, El Dorado, Butler Co., KS536
Residence 2: Grew up in Elk Co., KS area536
Residence 3: Bef. 1999, Resided many years in Severy, Greenwood Co., KS536

More About GEORGE WEYRAUCH:
Died 2: 16 Dec 1935537
Residence: Aft. 1926, Farm south of Howard, Elk Co., KS538

More About GEORGE WEYRAUCH and THELMA TICE:
Marriage: 19 Sep 1926, Moline, Elk Co., KS539

More About LON FOREST FURROW:
Name 2: Furrow540
Name 3: Lon Furrow541
Died 2: Mar 1982541
Residence 1: Aft. 08 May 1938, Howard, Elk Co., KS542
Residence 2: Aft. 08 May 1938, Piedmont, Greenwood Co., KS542

More About LON FURROW and THELMA TICE:
Marriage: 08 May 1938, Howard, Elk Co., KS543

Children of THELMA TICE and GEORGE WEYRAUCH are:
i. JAMES8 WEYRAUCH544, m. WILMA HANCOCK545.

More About JAMES WEYRAUCH:
Name 2: Jim Weyrauch546
Residence: 30 Oct 2003, Haysville, Sedgwick Co., KS547

More About WILMA HANCOCK:
Name 2: Hancock548

ii. MARY WEYRAUCH549, m. FRED KLINE550.

More About MARY WEYRAUCH:
Residence: 30 Oct 1930, Salina, Saline Co., KS551

More About FRED KLINE:
Name 2: Klein551

56. iii. ELIZABETH ARDELLA WEYRAUCH.
iv. GEORGE WEYRAUCH551, m. DOWLER OR ROBERT552.

More About GEORGE WEYRAUCH:
Name 2: Weyrauch553
Residence: 30 Oct 2003, Rosalia, Butler Co., KS554

v. PAT WEYRAUCH554, m. ROBERT OR DOWLER555.

More About PAT WEYRAUCH:
Name 2: Weyrauch556
Residence: 30 Oct 1930, Emporia, Lyon Co., KS557


51. LORENA PEARL7 ROTHGEB (CLARA LEMONIA6 TICE, SOLOMON WILLIAM5, GEORGE M.4, CATHERINE3 CLINE, GEORGE2, JOHN1)558,559 was born 06 Sep 1908 in Fredonia, Wilson Co., KS560, and died 15 Feb 1978 in Keller, Tarrant Co., TX. She married COLLIS COLLINS561 14 May 1925 in Tarrant Co., TX562, son of JOHN COLLINS and MILDRED JOHNSON. He was born 06 Feb 1905 in Howell Co., MO562, and died 22 May 1986 in Tarrant Co., TX563,564.

More About LORENA PEARL ROTHGEB:
Date born 2: 1908565,566
Died 2: 1978567,568
Burial: 18 Feb 1978, Hurst, Tarrant Co., TX--Arwine Cem.569

More About COLLIS COLLINS:
Date born 2: 1905570
Date born 3: 1905571
Died 2: 1986571
Burial: Hurst, Tarrant Co., TX--Arwine Cem.572

More About COLLIS COLLINS and LORENA ROTHGEB:
Divorce: Bef. 03 Aug 1966, probably Tarrant Co., TX573
Marriage: 14 May 1925, Tarrant Co., TX574

Children of LORENA ROTHGEB and COLLIS COLLINS are:
i. JEWELL NADINE8 COLLINS574, b. 1925, Willow Springs, Howell Co., MO574.
ii. MONA RUTH COLLINS574, b. 1927, Willow Springs, Howell Co., MO574.
iii. LIVING COLLINS574, b. Bet. 1927 - 1931574.
iv. MARIE LOUISE COLLINS575, b. 04 Dec 1931, Tarrant Co., TX576.
v. WYLIE JOE COLLINS577, b. 18 Mar 1934, Tarrant Co., TX578.
vi. HAROLD COLLINS579, b. 09 Dec 1935, Tarrant Co., TX580; d. 14 Jul 1947, Tarrant Co., TX581.

More About HAROLD COLLINS:
Name 2: Infant Collins582
Burial: Hurst, Tarrant Co., TX---Arwine Cem.583

vii. CHARLIE ROY COLLINS584, b. 03 Jan 1939, Tarrant Co., TX585.
viii. THELMA JEANETTE COLLINS586, b. 23 Nov 1940, Tarrant Co., TX587.
ix. LEON PRESTON COLLINS588, b. 07 May 1943, Tarrant Co., TX589.


52. ELIAS WILLIAM 'SONNEY'7 TICE (LEON LEROY6, SOLOMON WILLIAM5, GEORGE M.4, CATHERINE3 CLINE, GEORGE2, JOHN1)590 was born 19 Jan 1908 in Longton, Elk Co., KS591, and died 31 May 1979 in Coffeyville, Montgomery Co., KS591. He married EDITH VIOLA FENDER591 31 May 1927 in Independence, Montgomery Co., KS591, daughter of WILLIAM FENDER and IDA DUFT. She was born 06 Jan 1910 in Dennis, Labette Co., KS, and died 21 Sep 1996 in Coffeyville, Montgomery Co., KS Hospital.

Notes for ELIAS WILLIAM 'SONNEY' TICE:
Obit for Elias Wm. "Sonney" Tice from Cherryvale (KS) Citizen newspaper:
E. W. Tice--Elias William (Sonney) Tice, 71, of 119 Whelan, Cherryvale, died at 4:30 a.m. Thursday, May 31 at Coffeyville (KS) Memorial Hospital.
Funeral services were held at 11:00 a.m. Monday, June 4 at the Resthaven Mortuary of Wichita, Kansas with Gene Pratt, pastor of the Dewey Church of Christ, Dewey, Oklahoma, officiating. Interment was in the Resthaven Memorial Gardens of Wichita. Local arrangements were under the direction of the Burns Funeral Home of Cherryvale.
Tice was born January 19, 1908, at Longton, Kansas, the son of Leon and Mary (Murphy) Tice. He grew up and attended school at Longton, Kansas.
He was the owner and operator of the Tice Grocery and the Tice Tavern in Wichita. He also owned Tice Dump Truck Service. He was a wrestler, known as the Kansas Kid with the Orton Brothers Circus. He managed the Tice and Austin Brothers Vaudeville Show and the Kansas Kid and Sons of the Saddle Western Band.
He was united in marriage to Edith Viola Fender on [May] 31, 1927, at Independence, Kansas. The couple moved to Cherryvale from Wichita in 1967. She survives at the home.
He was a member of the Church of Christ of Cherryvale. He was founder of the first church, Orienta Park Baptist Mission, in Orienta Park Addition of Wichita and also the first school there. He was president of the Orienta Improvement Association. He founded the Wichita Boys Club of Orienta Park. He was founder and president for five years of the Cherryvale Senior Citizens Group of Cherryvale.
Tice was a member of the construction and general laborers union No. 94 of Wichita; the Victory Defense Club of Wichita; Townsend Young People's Club No. 98; the moose Club; the Rea Woodman Club and the Sunflower Club all of Wichita and the Colby Athletic Club of Colby, Kansas.
Surviving in addition to the widow of the home, are two sons, Floyd of Wichita, and Gerald of Cherryvale; three daughters, Mrs. Melvin (Dorothy) Baker of Cherryvale, Mrs. Wayne (Maxine) Trefethen of Topeka, and Mrs. Leonard (Donna) Carnall of Cherryvale; one brother, George of Wichita; one sister, Mrs. Agnes McAllister of Wichita; twenty grandchildren; and fourteen great-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by his parents, one son, one brother, one grandson, & one granddaughter.

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Obit for Elias Wm. "Sonney" Tice from Wichita, KS newspaper:
CHERRYVALE--Elias "Sonny" Tice, 71, former Wichitan and retired owner of Tice Grocery in Wichita, died Thursday. Service 11 a.m. Monday, Resthaven Mortuary.
Survivors: wife, Edith; sons, Floyd of Wichita, Gerald of Cherryvale; daughters, Mrs. Maxine Trefethen of Topeka, Mrs. Dorothy Baker, Mrs. Donna Carnall, both of Cherryvale; brother, George of Wichita; sister, Mrs. Agnes McAllister of Wichita. Memorials have been established with the Cherryvale Senior Citizens and the American Cancer Society.

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Funeral home announcement in Wichita, KS newspaper:
TICE--Elias William (Sonny), age 71, of 119 Whelan, Cherryvale Kansas, passed away May 31st. Funeral services will be held at Resthaven Mortuary Chapel. 11800 West Highway 54, at 11 AM, Monday. Gene Pratt, Church of Christ, Dewey, Oklahoma, will officiate. Interment in Garden of The Cross-Resthaven Gardens of Memory. A memorial has been established with The Cherryvale Sr. Citizen, 297 E. Main, Cherryvale, Kansas and with The American Cancer Society, 705 N. St. Francis, Wichita, Kansas. Parking for friends west of the mortuary. SERVICES BY RESTHAVEN MORTUARY.

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Obit for Elias Wm. "Sonney" Tice from Independence, KS Reporter newspaper:
Elias Tice--CHERRYVALE -- Elias (Sonney) Tice, 71, of Cherryvale, a retired grocery store owner from Wichita, died at 4:30 a.m., Thursday at the Coffeyville Memorial Hospital where he had been a patient since Friday.
Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Monday at the Resthaven Mortuary in Wichita with Gene Pratt, pastor of the Dewey Church of Christ in Dewey, Okla., officiating. Interment will be in the Resthaven Memorial Gardens in Wichita. Friends may call at the Burns Funeral Home Chapel from noon on Friday until noon on Saturday.
The Family suggests memorial contributions to the Cherryvale Senior Citizens or the American Cancer Society. Donations will be received at the Burns Funeral Home.
Elias William Tice was born Jan. 19, 1908 at Longton to Leon and Mary (Murphy) Tice. He grew up and attended school at Longton.
He was the owner and operator of the Tice Grocery and Tice Tavern in Wichita and the Tice Dump Truck Service. He was wrestler, known as the Kansas Kid, with the Orton Brothers Circus. He managed the Tice and Austin Brothers Vaudeville Show and the Kansas Kid and his Sons of the Saddle Western Band. Mr. Tice was a Wichita deputy sheriff, a security guard in Wichita, a Wichita city bus driver and an employee of Beech Aircraft and Boeing.
On May 31, 1927 he married Edith Viola Fender at Independence. The couple move to Cherryvale from Wichita in 1967.
Survivors include his wife, Edith, of the home; two sons, Floyd Tice, Wichita, and Gerald Tice, Cherryvale; three daughters, Mrs. Melvin (Dorothy) Baker, Cherryvale, Mrs. Wayne (Maxine) Trefethen, Topeka, and Mrs. Leonard (Donna) Carnall, Cherryvale; one brother, George (Bud) Tice, Wichita; one sister, Mrs. Agnes (Babe) McAllister, Wichita; 20 grandchildren; and 14 great-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by one son, one brother, one grandson and one granddaughter.
Casketbearers for the Monday services will be Charles Burton, Bill McCune, John Blevins, Roy Morgan, Benny Burton and Bill Knox.

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Memory of my Dad noodling, by his daughter Donna L. (Tice) Carnall:
Noodling: the term for the way some (usually males) catch their fish. These guys wade out into the river and feel for holes or logs on the river floor and in the river banks. When they find a catfish hole, they stick their hands in there and wiggle their fingers, the cats latch on and these "insane" men (fishermen) pull out these monsters. Some fish are so big they literally pull the fisherman under.

Dad used to noodle, & always being an extremely honest man, it was funny that he choose this way to knowingly & willingly break the law. Noodling has been against the law, atleast in Kansas for many years.

Noodling takes work & talent, & I believe atleast a touch of insanity! Noodling is a craft. When I was a kid it always fascinated me to watch Dad work at his craft. I'm 58, so that was a long time ago, & my father died in 1979, at the age of 71. Anyway, he did it like you described, or he would stand very quietly neck deep in the middle of the river. The latter way, you couldn't see him moving, but underwater his hands were moving very slowly, kind of teasing & feeling for any fish that might be swimming nearby that he could snag on to.

One time Dad was getting the teasing in reverse from a pretty good sized fish. The fish would stick his head out of the water, just beyond Dad's easy reach, & look at him, then submerge. He did this repeatedly, until he was kind of ticking off my Dad. Finally, Dad had had enough, so the next time the fish appeared to take another peek at Dad my father stuck out his tongue at the fish, & the fish got him! Not an easy task to remove a live fish from your tongue! Poor Dad! Moral: when noodling, keep your tongue in your mouth!

Another time Dad was noodling he latched on to such a big one that he rode it quite a ways down river before one or the other tired. Not sure which one won that battle (don't remember if I was ever told), but I do know my Dad was extremely stubborn when challenged! Stubborness is a Tice trait!

There are always many fish stories being told, & my Dad could tell them with the best of them, but I know these are true, because there were witnesses. I sure miss my Dad's stories....I miss my Dad!
Donna....withmemoriesofdadfloodingmyheartandmindin kansas [dlc]

More About ELIAS WILLIAM 'SONNEY' TICE:
Burial: 04 Jun 1979, Wichita Sedgwick Co., KS--Resthaven Memorial Cem.--Garden of theCross (Lot 62-B, Space 3591
Occupation: Had several interesting occupations591
Organizations: Founder & membership in several clubs & organizations.591

More About EDITH VIOLA FENDER:
Burial: 25 Sep 1996, Wichita, Sedgwick Co., KS--Resthaven Memorial Cem.--Garden of theCross (Lot 62-B

More About ELIAS TICE and EDITH FENDER:
Marriage: 31 May 1927, Independence, Montgomery Co., KS591

Children of ELIAS TICE and EDITH FENDER are:
i. LEROY WILLIAM8 TICE, b. 30 Jan 1928, Longton, Elk Co., KS; d. 15 Jun 1929, Hearne, Robertson Co., TX.

Notes for LEROY WILLIAM TICE:
Lee died of Cholera Infantim (Infatile Diarhea).

More About LEROY WILLIAM TICE:
Burial: Aft. 15 Jun 1929, Hearne, Robertson Co., TX Cem.--Norwood Cem. (Pauper's Section)

57. ii. DOROTHY MAE TICE, b. 18 Jan 1931, Neodesha, Wilson Co., KS; d. 25 Oct 2001, Joplin, Jasper Co., MO--St. John's Hospital.
58. iii. FLOYD KENNETH TICE, b. 28 Sep 1932, Neodesha, Wilson Co., KS.
59. iv. MAXINE ELLEN TICE, b. 28 Nov 1934, Wichita, Sedgewick Co., KS.
60. v. DONNA LEE TICE, b. 23 Oct 1944, Wichita Hospital, Wichita, Sedgewick Co., KS.
61. vi. GERALD LEON TICE, b. 19 May 1947, Wichita, Sedgewick Co., KS--Wichita Hosp..


53. EVERETT7 TICE (THOMAS OWEN6, SOLOMON WILLIAM5, GEORGE M.4, CATHERINE3 CLINE, GEORGE2, JOHN1)592 was born 10 Jul 1908592, and died 09 Jun 1999 in WA592. He married BESSIE592.

Child of EVERETT TICE and BESSIE is:
i. JACK L.8 TICE, SR.592.


54. ESTHER CLARABELLE7 TICE (THOMAS OWEN6, SOLOMON WILLIAM5, GEORGE M.4, CATHERINE3 CLINE, GEORGE2, JOHN1)592 was born 02 Mar 1910 in Buxton, Wilson Co., KS592, and died 18 Sep 1996 in Kennewick, Benton Co.(?), WA592. She married (1) (1) WILLIAM BALL. She married (2) (2) LEVI QUINN HINER592, son of HENRY HINER and MARTHA LEE. He was born 17 Feb 1897 in KS592, and died Nov 1970 in Wenatchee, Chelan Co., WA592.

More About ESTHER CLARABELLE TICE:
Burial: Wenatchee, Chelan Co., WA592

More About (2) LEVI QUINN HINER:
Burial: Wenatchee, Chelan Co., WA592
Occupation: Barber592

Child of ESTHER TICE and (1) BALL is:
62. i. VERNON8 BALL, b. 21 Dec 1926.


Children of ESTHER TICE and (2) HINER are:
63. ii. IDA MARIE8 HINER, b. 10 Mar 1931.
64. iii. JIM LEVI HINER, SR., b. 09 Nov 1932, Bartlesville, Washington Co., OK.
65. iv. JERRY LEROY HINER, b. 12 Oct 1934, Bartlesville, Washington Co., OK.
66. v. GEORGE DEAN HINER, b. 12 Feb 1937.
67. vi. GENE ELVIS HINER, b. 29 Jun 1938.


55. ERMMA7 TICE (THOMAS OWEN6, SOLOMON WILLIAM5, GEORGE M.4, CATHERINE3 CLINE, GEORGE2, JOHN1)592 was born 14 Nov 1911592. She married (1) (1) LOUIS HANSMON592. She married (2) (2) BILL STALNAKER592. She married (3) (3) BEN KIRCHNER592.

Children of ERMMA TICE and (2) STALNAKER are:
68. i. RON8 STALNAKER.
ii. DONNA STALNAKER592, m. DON SIMON592.
69. iii. DORIS STALNAKER.


Children of ERMMA TICE and (3) KIRCHNER are:
iv. ART8 KIRCHNER592, d. age 4 or 5 years old592.
v. BENNY KIRCHNER592, m. CAROL592.

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Donna Tice-Carnall gave permission to post her family history work here. She also provides endnotes with sources listed. Thanks cuz.

Donna Tice-Carnall
606 East 9th Street
Cherryvale, KS 67335
carnall44@hotmail.com

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I am curious about this Buck line because there isn't, as yet, an explaination for this Buck family coming from Germany.

Joseph Buck no orgin or dates given and wife's name not given. They have Susannah Buck born some time around 1750. Germany is listed once but no other explaination. I think this may be an assumtion based on the Cline and surrounding community orgins. Susannah Buck Cline died around 1840 Benton Township, OH in Monroe County and she was buried at Jericho Cemetery.

Any thought on this?

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http://www.familytreedna.com/public/Cline/

This link above goes to the results of Cline family DNA testing. This testing has shown that although the Clines came from Germany they are in haplo group G2 which is from India and Pakastan anciently. This helps to tie the Clines into the Melungeon DNA research which have shown similar results. There is also the tradition of "Black Dutch", Native American, and darker features. I want to thank Harley Dakin for inviting me to his family site and linking to the DNA results. Also for his explaination of those results.

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These Van Meters are relations through George Cline and Susanna Buck.
Say hello to your Seneca cousins, and guess what?, the Saponi and Tutelo had a relationship with not only the Cayuga, but also the Senca.



http://www.vanmetre.com/Papers/van_meter_pioneers_in_america
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And so it was that Margaret Van Meter, age 8, was with her parents and Daniel Boone’s party of 23 men during the siege of Boonesborough in 1777. We do not know her father’s name. but he also fought at the Battle of King’s Mountain in South Carolina in 1780.

So it was also that John Van Meter’s cabin was raided by the Indians near Short Creek, Ohio County, Va. in 1783 while he was away. His wife Rebecca and two small sons were murdered in their cabin which was burned. Their beautiful 15 year old daughter Hannah was washing at a nearby spring where she was axed. This spot is still known as Hannah’s Spring. Son John was captured, but other sons Abraham and Isaac escaped. The captive John grew up with the Indians and married a Seneca girl related to the famous Joseph Brant, Mohawk leader who in 1787 completed translation of portions of the Bible into the Mohawk language. On April 29, 1817 a treaty was signed between the United States and. the Indian tribes of Ohio which ceded all of the Indian lands within the limits of Ohio to the United States, forever. A reservation in the treaty was made to John Van Meter, his Seneca wife and her three brothers of 1000 acres near Tiffin, Ohio where they lived. John died on this “Van Meter Reserve” leaving it to his only son John who sold it in 1828 to move west of the Mississippi with the remnants of his tribe. John and his wife once stayed several days with our Isaac Van Meter in Putnam County. They were second cousins.

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"John Van Meter, a Dutch trader from New Jersey was probably the first European to set foot in the county. He accompanied a band of Delaware Indians on a raid against the Catawba Indians in 1732. The Delaware Indians lost the battle, but Van Meter later told his sons, John and Isaac, about the fine lands along the South Branch River and his sons later purchased a warrant for 40,000 acres in the area."

This quoate is from the site listed below.

http://www.shgresources.com/wv/counties/pendleton/

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http://www.historynotebook.com/senecas.html

This above link goes to a site that talks about "the Treaty With The Senecas Of The Sandusky - 1831"

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http://www.flowersfhs.com/BryantFamily.htm

This link goes to a site which discusses the Bryant family and some notes on the Bennett family. I am including this link because it discusses the Van Meter topic a nd talks about the Bennett family which I connect with also.

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How do the Van Meters connect with you, Collins?
They lived near my folks in WV and intermarry with some lines of the Greens. My Greens in Ohio were acquainted with the Van Meter who married Joseph Brandt's sister.

There is an old thread labeled "Senecas of the Sandusky" in "The Other Blackfoot" where we discuss the connection and the fact that many of the Saponi/Tutelo who travel north might have become the Senecas of the Sandusky.

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My Tice family married into the Cline family and the Cline family married into the Van Meter family. If you go to the first page of this thread it will give you a detailed connection to the Van Meters and a link as well.

My Tice/Cline/Van Meter lines are from my Grandma's side. That would be my dad's mother's side. (My grandma)Lorena Pearl Rothgeb's mother was Clara Lamonia Tice. Clara Lamonia Tice's parents were Solomon William Tice and Ellen Elizabeth Morris. Solomon William Tice's parents were George Tice and Cynthia Miller.

George Tice's parents were John Tice and Catherine Cline.
Catherine Cline's parents were George Cline and Susannah Buck.

George Cline's father was John Cline.
Children of JOHN CLINE, SR. are:
2. i. GEORGE2 CLINE, SR., b. Bet. 1735 - 1740, Northern Germany; d. 14 Apr 1801, near Mill Creek above Matamoras, Washington Co., OH.
3. ii. JACOB CLINE, b. Germany; d. Abt. 1798.
iii. JOHN CLINE, JR., b. Germany.
4. iv. ELIZABETH CLINE


It was our Jacob Cline that married ELEANOR VAN METER daughter of JACOB VAN METER and LETITIA STRODE.

All of this is listed out here in more detail in this thread.


I think I saw that thread you were talking about in passing, but never read it. I may need to take a look at it.

We have Green family in our lines as well, but I'm not very familiar with those lines as yet. We connect to the Bennetts as well.

There are so many connections that it is hard for me to concentrate on all of them at any given time. So it is like that old saying "How do you eat an elephant?, one bite at a time."
However, this dilema is on it's way to being resolved. I firmly hope that through SDA we will be able to sort through all this and organize the information in a more concise and presentable fashion so that it is not as jumbbled up. One of the main goals of SDA will be the untangling of our family vines to see what lay beneath.

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Collins:
I do have a Cline and a Buck listed as intermarrying my folks, but this is not surprising, as the locations are very near mine and I know one family of Greens at least (Wife was a Beaver.) was involved with the church of the Van Meter who married the Brandt. Bess said there was a citation to this effect and later I found something that indicated this also.

Techteach