Fairfield County, Ohio. Partition Record #2, Need to get Page 268

2 May 1839: married at age 28, 4 children.

6 Jan 1841: witnessed deed of Isaiah Burton to John Chance. Clay County, Indiana Deed Bk D p672.

History of Clay and Owen Couties, Indiana, p178.
William Evans

no date: a hotel keeper in Harmony, VanBuren Township, Clay County, Indiana.

1874-5: barber, corner 6th and Main, residence east side of 5th north of Chestnut. Terre Haute, Vigo County, Indiana City Directory, Swartz and Tedrowe.

ca 1769: born.

ca 1794: son ? Jeremiah born (pension application states that Jeremiah was age 61 on March 27, 1855, which would make his year of birth ca.1794).

*17 Mar 1795: son Horatio N. born.

ca 1803: son ? John born.

1804-1810 (1805): son born.

1804-1810 (1808): daughter born.

1810-1820 (1810): son born.

1810-1820 (1811): son born. Horatio married 9 Feb 1836 Juliette Morris. Fairfield Co Ohio lic #2591.

1810-1820 (1812): daughter born.

1810-1820 (1814): daughter born.

1810-1820 (1816): daughter born.

1810-1820 (1818): daughter born.

1810-1820 (1820): son born.

1820: census - p83 Amanda Township, Fairfield County, Ohio - 3 males under 10 (1810-1820); 1 male 10-16 (1804-1810); 1 male 16-18 (1802-1804); 2 males 16-26 (1794-1804); 1 male 45 up (before 1775); 4 females under 10 (1810-1820); 1 female 10-16 (1802-1804); 1 female 26-45 (1775-1794) 1 female 45 up (before 1775); 2 in agriculture.

1826: taxed Amanda Township, Fairfield County, Ohio for 3 horses value $120, 2 cows value $16.

1827: taxed in Amanda Township, Fairfield County, Ohio for 4 horses value $160 and 3 cows value $24.

before 1830: died.

The 1820 census said that Horatio was born before 1775 and had 12 children.

1865: Illinois State Census, Wabash Township, Clark County, Illinois - Isaac Evans (born between 1815-1825) and wife (son of Horatio?).

Note: Ross County, Ohio - Horatio Evans 14 years of age (born by 1798) chose Isaac Evans as his guardian who was also guardian for Magnus and Augustus Barnhouse.
?Jeremiah Evans (???son of Horatio Evans)

ca. 1794: born.

11 Aug-30 Nov 1812: served in the War of 1812.

5-23 July 1814: served as a volunteer in Capt. Luther Leonard’s Company of Ohio Militia in the War of 1812. He was paid $8.00 per month and received $4.90, for his service of 19 days. Roster of Ohio Soldiers in War of 1812 (Pub. Adj. Gen. of Ohio 1916, Miller Press, Columbus, Ohio) p. 20, pp. 109-112: Roll of Capt. Luther Leonard’s Co. (probably from Butler County). August 11-November 30, 1812 and July 5-23, 1814. Lt. Nathaniel Terwiliger.

1840: census - Jeremiah, p. 294 Sal_____ Township, Shelby County, Ohio.

+27 Mar 1855: applied for pension in Iowa County, Wisconsin. Jeremiah states that he is 61 years old at the time of application and that he served as a volunteer in the state of Ohio in the War of 1812. He volunteered about 4 July 1814 to guard the treaty with the Indians at Greenville, Ohio and served for fourteen days. He applied for this pension in order to obtain bounty land.

ca 1802: born Berkeley County?, Virginia.

11 Sept 1823: married Fairfield County, Ohio by Adam Weaver JP, Sarah McCabe (____ Ohio-____Montgomery County, Indiana?) daughter of William and Mary (Kelly) McCabe, Jr.?). Fairfield County, Ohio Marriage Bk 3 p3.

ca 1829: son James born.

ca 1830: daughter Mary A. born Fairfield County, Ohio; married 29 Sept 1851 Fairfield County, Ohio, Oliver S. Lancaster.?

28 Jan 1833: daughter Julia Ann born Fairfield County. Ohio; married 16 Mar 1854 Ohio, Jacob D. Williams (24 Feb 1831 Ohio-19 Apr 1904 Indiana) son of Edmund J. and Nancy (O’Neill) Williams. Children:

Dora J. Williams born 10 Mar 1871; married 21 Aug 1893 Charles McCalla, Sr. (25 Nov 1871 Indiana-21 Oct 1960 Indiana) son of Samuel and Sarah Ann (Steer) MaCalla; died 15 Feb 1929 Miami County, Indiana.

ca 1835: daughter Sarah A. born Fairfield County, Ohio.

ca 1837: son George W. born.

ca 1841: son Joseph H. born.

ca 1841: daughter Emily born Fairfield County, Ohio.

ca 1845: son John, Jr. born.

ca 1847: daughter Cecelia S. born Fairfield County, Ohio.

1850: census #840 #888 Hocking Township, Fairfield County, Ohio.

after 1854: moved to Union Township, Montgomery County, Indiana.

1860: census - Montgomery County, Indiana #860.

21 July 1889: died Indiana.
James Evans (son of John and Sarah (McCabe) Evans)

ca 1829: born Fairfield County, Ohio.

3 Feb 1853: married Fairfield County, Ohio Christina Ebright.?
George W. Evans (son of John and Sarah (McCabe) Evans)

ca 1837: born Ohio.

ca 1841: born Ohio.

ca 1843: born Ohio.

Lived Miami County, Indiana.
*Horatio ?Nelson Evans (son of Horatio Evans)

17 Mar 1795: born. (son Nelson says in 1880 census and 1900 census born Pennsylvania, son Job in 1880 census says Kentucky).

20 July-4 Oct 1812: served as a private in the War of 1812 (Roster of Ohio Soldiers in War of 1812, Adjutant General of Ohio, 1916, p101, originally pp 155-57). According to the Company Muster Roll, Private Horatio Evans served from 20 July to 24 Aug 1812 (pay $7.73) and then from 14 Sept to 14 Oct 1812 (pay $6.88, his horse belonged to Sam Finley).

+13 Aug 1822: married by Jacob Burk JP, Permelia Newkirk (23 Dec 1805 Virginia-before 1840) daughter of Reuben and Mary (Kemp) Newkirk. Fairfield County, Ohio Marriage Book 2 p217.

+6 Aug 1824: deed from Daniel Arney to Horatio and Permela Evans for $325 S½SW¼ S31 T15 R19N - land sold at Chillicothe. Fairfield County, Ohio Deed Book N p692.

ca 1825: son John born Fairfield County, Ohio; died young.

1825: taxed in Fairfield County, Ohio real estate 64A S½ W S31 T15 R19.

1826: taxed in Amanda Township, Fairfield County, Ohio personal property 1 horse value $40 and 1 cow value $8 Total value $48.

1826-1831: taxed in Fairfield County for 64A S½ SW S32 T15 R19.

ca 1829: daughter Elizabeth born.

1829: taxed in Hocking Township, Fairfield County, Ohio for 4 horses and 3 cows.

1830: taxed in Hocking Township, Fairfield County, Ohio for 3 horses and 3 cows.

1830: taxed in Hocking Township, Fairfield County, Ohio for 3 horses and 3 cows.

1830: taxed in Hocking Township, Fairfield County, Ohio for 1 horse and 3 cows.

1830: census - p 212 Hocking Township, Fairfield County, Ohio: 1 male under 5 (1825-1830); 1 male 15-20 (1810-1815); 1 male 30-40 (1790-1800); 2 females under 5 (1825-1830); 1 female 5-10 (1820-1825); 1 female 20-30 (1800-1810).

ca 1831: daughter Missouri born.

1832-1834: taxed in Fairfield County, Ohio for 64A in S½ SW S31 T15 R19 and 1 distillery, value $175, in S6 T15 R19. [in tax laws of Ohio - beginning in 1831 distilleries previously not taxed, were taxable for a period of about seven years. I could not find the distillery land being sold.1838 is the last year listed in the tax book which is in the possession of the Ohio State Historical Society].

ca 1832: daughter Matilda born.

1832: taxed in Greenfield Township, Fairfield County, Ohio for 1 horse and 5 cows.

+21 Aug 1832: deed from Jane Rigby to Horatio Evans both of Fairfield County, Ohio 100A for $500, S7 T14 R19 Fairfield County, Ohio. Fairfield County, Ohio Deed Book U p241. (Dower right in Nathaniel Rigby’s land was relinquished). Fairfield County, Ohio Deed Book U p241.

+21 Aug 1832: Joshua Osburn and Harriet his wife to Horatio Evans 100A S7 T14 R19, $100. Fairfield County, Ohio Deed Book U p242.

+1833: taxed in Greenfield Township, Fairfield County, Ohio for 2 horses and 5 cows. He was also taxed for a parcel of land: 64A S½ SW S31 T15 R19 and one distillery in S6 T15 R19.

Oct 1833: Horatio Evans, heir of Rigby, petition for Dower. In this case the court orders that the said Evans pay _ of the costs in this cause and that the remaining _ be paid in equal proportions by the heirs of the said Nathaniel Rigby. Fairfield County, Ohio Minute Book 11 p51.

1834: taxed in Greenfield Township, Fairfield County, Ohio for 2 horses and 4 cows.

+5 Feb 1835: deed from Horatio Evans to William M. Clumber “his heirs and assigns during the life of said Jane Rigby”, both of Fairfield County, Ohio for $150 100A west part NW¼ S7 T14 R19 it being 100A of land that the said Jane Rigby is entitled to one-third during her natural life which is her dowery in said land. Fairfield County, Ohio Deed Book Z p186. Fairfield County, Ohio Deed Book X p286.

5 Feb 1835: deed from Horatio Evans to William M. Clumber all of Fairfield County, Ohio for $75 100A W part SW¼ S7 T14 R19 “it being in his right and title as heir of the estate of Nathaniel Rigby, Jr., deceased”. Fairfield County, Ohio Deed Book X p288.

1 Aug 1835: deed form Jane Rigby to Horatio Evans, all of Fairfield County, Ohio for $100 100A a part of W part SW¼ S7 T14 R19 it being her right and dower in said tract of land during her natural life. Fairfield County, Ohio Deed Bk V p241.

no date: daughter Virginia born.

March 1836: Horatio Evans vs Richard Denison - held over. Fairfield County, Ohio Minute Bk 11 p25.

24 June 1836: Horatio Evans paid $4.22 and cost of court. Fairfield County, Ohio Minute Bk 11 p59.

no date: daughter Martha born, died young.

1840: census Greenfield Township, Fairfield County, Ohio: 1 male 15-20 (1820-1825); 1 male 40-50 (1790-1800); 1 female under 5 (1835-1840); 1 female 5-10 (1830-1835); 1 female 15-20 (1820-1825).

18 Apr 1841: m/2 Zelu Ann Newkirk Phelps (21 Oct 1802 Virginia (son Job in 1880 census says Virginia, son Nelson in 1880 census Pennsylvania and 1900 census says Ohio)-28 Sept 1861 Clark County, Illinois, buried on Fraker farm [Genealogical Society of Pennsylvania Records state that she was born 27 Oct 1804 in Fairfield Co., Ohio and died on 28 Apr 1861] daughter of Reuben and Mary (Kemp) Newkirk and sister of first wife. Zelu had four children at the time of this marriage: Lavina Phelps (born 8 May 1823 in Fairfield County, Ohio), Silas Phelps (born 21 Nov 1825 in Fairfield County, Ohio), Mary Phelps (born 8 Sep 1828 in Fairfield County, Ohio), and Asa Phelps (born 27 Aug 1831 in Fairfield County, Ohio who married Elizabeth Collins). Fairfield County, Ohio Marriage Book 1 p161.

18 Nov 1842: son Horatio Job born in Fairfield County, Ohio.

*29 May 1847: son Nelson Jeremiah born in Fairfield County, Ohio.

+26 Dec 1850: Horatio Evans, aged 55, declared that he was a private in the Ohio Volunteers commanded by Captain Henry Brush in the War of 1812. He volunteered for three months in Ross County, Ohio from June 1812 until 16 Aug 1812, when he was included in the capitution of the American army at Detroit and the River Raisin by Gen. William Hull to the British forces under Gen. Brock. He escaped from the River Raisin, where he was stationed at the time of the capitution, and that his term of service was about one and a half months. He also states that he was a private in the company of mounted men commanded by Captain ______ in the Regiment of Ohio volunteers, commanded by Colonel James Finley. He volunteered in Ross County, Ohio in September 1812 for three months and continued until he was honorably discharged at Roundheadstown, Ohio in November 1812. Captain Brush gave him a written discharge after they had returned to Chillicothe, which he lost or mislaid.

1850: census - Greenfield Township, Fairfield County, Ohio: Horatio (55, farmer $1625, born Virginia), Zelu (47, born Virginia), Horatio J. (8, born Ohio), Nelson J. (3, born Ohio).

2? Oct 1851: warrant 21515 issued for 40 acres bounty land.

+10 Mar 1855: Horatio Evans, aged 59 Post Office Lancaster, Fairfield County, Ohio, declared that he served in the Company commanded by Captain Henry Brush in the Regiment of Chillicothe Guards militia, commanded by Col. Haine in the War of 1812. He applied for bounty land.

23 Apr 1855: warrant 89 issued for 120 acres bounty land.

+22 June 1855: Horatio and Zeala Evans to John W. Newkirk all of Fairfield County, Ohio for $2800 S½ SW¼ S31 T15 R19, of lands sold at Chillicothe. Fairfield County, Ohio Deed Book 25 p527.

+28 Dec 1855: deed from Matthew G. Linn of Clark County, Illinois to Horatio Evans of Fairfield County, Ohio for $1000.00 for the NW¼ Section 33 Township 11 N of Range 11 W, containing 160 acres. Clark County, Illinois Deed Book N p785.

+28 Dec 1855: deed from Steven and Lucinda Doll to Horatio Evans all of Clark County, Illinois N½ W½ NW¼ S21 T1N R11W, 40A. Clark County, Illinois Deed Book N p789.

+29 Dec 1855: deed from George and Hannah Davidson to Horatio Evans all of Clark County, Illinois $400 S½ W½ NW¼ S21 T11N R11W 40A. Clark County, Illinois Deed Book N p789.

no date: deed from Matthew G. Linn and John P. and Mary Woodside to Horatio Evans all of Clark County, Illinois $300 SE¼ S28 T11N R11W 40A. Clark County, Illinois Deed Book O p634.

+19 Mar 1856: deed from Horatio Evans to William P. Creed both of Fairfield County, Ohio for $1138.86 lot #119 purchased by William T. Creed from S. F. McCracken on South side of Mulberry Street between Broadway and High Streets in Lancaster, Ohio. Fairfield County, Ohio Deed Book 2 p464. Horatio extended Creed credit, Creed died insolvent. Estate papers Clark County, Illinois. ?Another Horatio??

1859: deed from Horatio and Zela to John W. Newkirk S31 T15 R19. Fairfield County, Ohio Deed Bk 25 p527.

13 Aug 1860: census #639 #4 Wabash Township, Clark County, Illinois – Horatio (65, farmer, $4000, $500, born Virginia), Zeilu (50, born Virginia), Horatio Job (18, farm laborer, born Ohio), Jeremiah N. (13, born Ohio) and Nancy Ann (17, born Illinois[wife of Horatio Job]).

+1 June 1861: signed a note to pay $20.00 to David Sharp with 10% interest. Note in estate papers Clark County, Illinois.

???2 Nov 1861 ?married Marshall, Clark County, Illinois, Christina Walker. Clark County, Illinois Marriage Book p69.

8 May 1862: Horatio agrees to pay G. W. Darst $60 with interest. Estate papers Clark County, Illinois.

+30 May 1863: deed from Horatio Evans to Conrad Spotts both of Clark County, Illinois for $150.00 - the N½ NW¼ S33 T11N R11W, 8 acres. Clark County, Illinois Deed Book 1 p47.

+28 Jan 1865: deed from Horatio Evans sold to Elizabeth Darst [his daughter] both of Clark County, Illinois $400 NW¼ NW¼ S33 T11N R11W, 40 acres. Clark County, Illinois Deed Book 1 p630.

+28 Jan 1865: deed from Horatio Evans to Nelson J. Evans both of Clark County, Illinois $400 NE¼ NW¼ S33 T11N R11W, 40A. Clark County, Illinois Deed Book 1 p631.

+28 Jan 1865: deed from Horatio Evans sold to Horatio Job Evans both of Clark County, Illinois $400 SE¼ NW¼ S33 T11N R11W, 40A. Clark County, Illinois Deed Book 1 p632.

+9 Apr 1865: m/3 by W. C. Whitlock, County Judge, Olive (Durrell) Hogue. Clark County, Illinois Marriage Book p192.

1865: Illinois State Census, Wabash Township, Clark County, Illinois - 1 male under 10 (1855-1865); 1 female under 10 (1855-1865); 1 male 10-20 (1845-1855; 1 female, 20-30 (1835-1845); 1 male, 60-70 (1795-1805); 1 female, 60-70 (1795-1805); $400.00 livestock, $150.00 grain, no one in the household subject to military duty.

26 Mar 1866: Horatio and Horatio Job sign a note to pay George Davis $11. Note in estate papers Clark County, Illinois.

+12 May 1866: deed from Horatio and Olive Evans to Christopher Finkbiner all of Clark County, Illinois $250 NE¼ NW¼ S33 T11N R11W, 39 acres more or less. Clark County, Illinois Deed Book 3 p247.

+12 May 1866: deed from Nelson J. Evans to Horatio Evans both of Clark County, Illinois $250 NE¼ NW¼ S33 T11N R11W, 40 acres except for one acre in the northwest corner [for a cemetery?]. Clark County, Illinois Deed Book 3 p260.

12 May 1866: deed from Horatio and Olive Evans to Hezekiah Kibby all of Clark County, Illinois $550 S½ NW¼ S33 T11N R11W, 80 acres more or less. Clark County, Illinois Deed Book 3 p261.

+12 Jan 1867: died, buried on his farm (now known as Fraker farm) east of Marshall, Clark County, Illinois.

+15 Jan 1867: John F. Durell, brother of Olive Durell Hogue Evans, filed a petition in Clark County, Illinois to obtain property for his sister, since Horatio Evans died intestate. His personal estate was valued at $400.00, including horses, hogs, sheep, cattle, household furniture, etc. His real estate included: S½ W½ NW¼ S21, containing 40 acres (title obtained from Stephen Doll), the N½ W½ NW¼ S21, containing 40 acres (title obtained from Stephen Doll). The domicile was located on this tract. The SE¼ NW¼ S21, containing 40 acres (title obtained from Stephen Doll). Durell said that Horatio was survived by Olive Evans, his widow and “two children, names unknown”, even though these two children had earlier lived with Horatio and Olive.

15 Jan 1867: John F. Durell posts bond for estate of Horatio Evans. Estate papers Clark County, Illinois.

Feb 1867: Warden H. Griffith, Jacob Huston and Jacob Fraker appointed to appraise estate of Horatio Evans. Estate papers Clark County, Illinois.

Mar 1867: administrator of estate, Edwin C. Madison posts bond for performance -$4000. Estate papers Clark County, Illinois.

9 May 1867: R. Van Trump? of Lancaster, Ohio regrets the death of his old friend Capt. Evans. Estate papers Clark County, Illinois.

29 June 1868: deed from Nelson Evans to George Darst for $15.00 1 square acre of the NW corner NW½ S33 T11N R11W. (The cemetery acre?) Clark County, Illinois Deed Book 5 p65.

+22 Aug 1868: deed from Olive Evans to Henry Taylor both of Clark County, Illinois $300 the North end W½ NW¼ S21 T11N R11W, 35A. This land was her dower interest in the lands of her late husband, Horatio. Clark County, Illinois Deed Book Z p21.

30 Dec 1868: Missouri Sorrels signs receipt she received her money from the estate of Horatio Evans. Receipt in estate papers Clark County, Illinois.

In the early tax years of Fairfield County, Ohio in addition to Horatio Evans were Amos, Liberty Township; George, Hocking Township; Thomas, Bern Township and in 1834 Solomon Evans.

1967: a monument in the farm cemetery was erected by the descendants of Horatio and Zelu Ann (Newkirk) Evans.

Notes on Horatio Evans and his three wives:
Note found in Charles Evans Bible which had been owned by Edward, nephew of Nelson Evans. The Bible was given to William Evans, now deceased. His wife Beulah does not know where it is in 1982. “Your grandfather Horatio Evans was born in the state of virginie on the 17 of march 1795 and Dide the 12 of january 1867 being 72 years old. your grandmother was Born in virginie on the 21 of october 1802. Her maiden name was Zulann Newkirk she first married Phelps and Horatio Evans was her second husban She Dide Apr the 28.1861 2 Age 58 years They bouth Dide in clark County, Illinois and are Buried on the old Home place”.
“In Clark Co., Illinois on the Fraker farm on the Oak Grove Road about three miles east of Marshall, there are two unmarked graves at the site of a clump of locust trees on the bank of a pond. The graves are about 50 yards from the road and east of the road. They were pointed out to us [Loran and Hazel Evans] by Fenton Fraker, whose son now owns the farm. Mr. Fraker grew up there and remembers vividly from his childhood being shown these graves. A grave marker was erected here about 1965, made possible by donations from members of the Evans descendants.”

Charles Evans of Brazil, Indiana said his father Ed told him that Horatio N. was the son of “old Captain Ben Evans who came from Pennsylvania and settled in Ohio.” (Hazel Rupert Evans)

ca 1829: born Fairfield County, Ohio.

9 Mar 1848: married George W. Darst (18 Oct 1825-4 Jun 1896).

1840: census - Marshall, Clark County, Illinois.

22 Nov. 1848: daughter Matilda Darst born (died 19 Jun 1885, unmarried).

2 Jan 1851: daughter Mary Ellen Darst born Fairfield County, Ohio, married 17 July 1873 Albert Homer Fuller. Children:

Alfred Fuller born 27 July 1874 St. Louis, St. Louis County, Missouri.

Homer Albert Fuller born 2 Feb 1880 St. Louis, St. Louis County, Missouri.

Helen Julia Fuller born 3 Mar 1889 St. Louis, St. Louis County, Missouri.

16 Jan 1853: son Charles F. Darst born Fairfield County, Ohio. Ohio, married 1 Jan 1878 Emma R. F. Wheatley. Lived Louisiana, Missouri. Children:

Anna Darst born 8 Nov 1878 Piatt County, Illinois.

Luther E. Darst born 28 Sep 1879 Piatt County, Illinois, married 28 Nov 1906 Catherine Howell, lived Louisiana, Missouri.

Minnie A. Darst born 27 Jan 1882 Piatt County, Illinois, married 25 July 1906 Lewis Stewart.

Florence E. Darst born 11 Mar 1883 Champaign County, Illinois.

George W. Darst born 23 Sep 1886 Russell County, Kansas, married 10 Nov 1910 Mary Okeef, lived Louisiana, Missouri.

Charles F. Darst born 12 Feb 1889 Lawrence, Kansas.

Joseph E. Darst born 10 Aug 1891 Piatt County, Illinois.

Ralph E. Darst born 7 Aug 1894 Champaign County, Illinois.

Wheatley F. Newkirk Darst born 26 Apr 1904 Pike County, Missouri.

14 Oct 1855: son John P. Darst born Fairfield County, Ohio, lived Mansfield, Illinois.

18 Sep 1857: son Horatio A. Darst born Fairfield County, Ohio.

16 Dec 1859: son Lewis W. Darst born Pickaway County, Ohio, married 20 Mar 1883 Cassie Coomer. Lived Dayton, Iowa. Children:

Alma Darst born 28 Dec 1885 Champaign County, Illinois.

William Darst born 29 Jun 1888 Champaign County, Illinois.

Bertha Darst born 2 Apr 1890 Champaign County, Illinois.

Elcie Darst born 27 May 1900 Champaign County, Illinois.

14 Jul 1862: Saphrona Alma Darst born Clark County, Illinois, married 20 Mar 1883 John A. Collins, lived Pocahontas, Illinois. Children:

Homer George Collins born 5 Feb 1884 Seymour, Champaign County, Illinois.

Mary Agnes Collins born 9 Feb 1887 Seymour, Champaign County, Illinois.

John Anderson Collins born 2 Dec 1889 Shelby County, Illinois.

Nellie Frances Collins born 19 Oct 1891 Shelby County, Illinois.

Edith Collins born 8 Feb 1895 Shelby County, Illinois.

Lewis William Collins born 26 Mar 1900, died 11 Jan 1902.

Paul Darst Collins born 21 Jul 1903 Nokomis, Illinois.

Mildred Elizabeth Collins born 20 Jul 1906 Litchfield, Illinois.

22 Jul 1865: son George Wesley Darst born in Clark County, Illinois.

27 Feb 1869: daughter Lucy Ann Darst born in Clark County, Illinois, lived Nokomis, Illinois.

1870: census Post Office: Livingston, Wabash Township, Clark County, Illinois.

7 Dec 1870: daughter Francis B. Darst born Piatt County, Illinois, married 11 Feb 1889 Scott Hancock, lived Nokomis, Illinois. Child: