Unofficial- genealogy notes for the Bare family

The Descendants of Jacob Bar, Sr.

1. JACOB BAR, SR. was born ****.

He married Barbara Last name unknown, possibly Miller

Issue:

2. i. Owen Christian Bare, b. in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 4 December 1782; d. in Jefferson County, Illinois, 5 June 1865.

ii. Mary (or Polly) Bare, b. 1783; d. by 25 November 1811. Married David Hatton in Augusta County, Virginia.

iii. Henry Bare, b. in Virginia 1787; d. in Clark County, Indiana in 1851. Married Catherine Fix in Augusta County, Virginia, in 1810.

iv. David Bare, b. unknown; d. in Clark County, IN 3 January 1839. Married Sarah/Sally Ray in Augusta County, VA in 1810.

v. Jacob, Jr. Bare, b. in Virginia 2 April 1790; d. in Clark County, IN 12 May 1863. Married Mary/Polly Ray in Augusta County, VA 8 February 1813.

vi. John Bare, b. in Virginia in 1791; d. in Augusta County, VA 1870. Married Rebeckah Scott in Augusta County, VA 6 October 1825.

2. OWEN CHRISTIAN BARE (Jacob 1 ), son of Jacob and Barbara (LNU) Miller, was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 4 December 1782; he died in Jefferson County, Illinois 5 June 1865, and is buried in the cemetery located at Mount Catherine Church.

He married Catherine "Polly" Pierce.

Mount Catherine Church, which as of 2013 was still standing and functioning, was named after Catherine Bare.

Issue:

3. i. William Jacob Bare, b. in Tennessee 14 April 1809; d. February 1877 in Arkansas.

ii. Barbara Bare, b. in Tennessee 29 January 1811; d. 30 October 1864.Married Sam Watkins 26 June 1827.

iii. Mary Ann Bare, b. in Tennessee 10 December 1812; d. 11 May 1898. Married Elias Gaskins (or Gascons) 11 August 1831 in Clark County, IN.

iv. Henry Bare, b. 1 January 1815.

v. Owen Bare, b. 1 May 1818; d. unknown. Married Margaret Cummings 1837.

vi. Peter Bare, b. 6 September 1822

vii. David Bare, b. 6 September 1822

viii. Elizabeth Bare, b. 2 April 1824

ix. Catherine Bare, b. 5 June 1828; d. 7 July 1889. Married Elijah B. Harvey in 1840.

x. Cerilda Bare, b. 4 February 1831.

xi. Elias Bare, b. 16 June 1834.

3. WILLIAM JACOB BARE (Owen Christian 2, Jacob 1), was born in Tennessee 14 April 1809; he died probably in St. Francis Township, Arkansas in February 1877.

He first married Nancy Copple in Washington County, Indiana in 1830.

Issue:

i. Joshua Bare, b.

ii. Nancy Bare, b. in Indiana about 1835; d. unknown. Married Seth Brown.

iii. Jacob Bare, Jr., b. in Illinois 1841.

iv. Henry T. Bare, b. 1843. Married Mary A. Peterson.

v. Owen Bare, b. 1847.



　

His second wife was Elizabeth Williams.

Issue.

vi. Mary A. Bare, b. in Jefferson County, IL about 1851.

4. vii. John Bare, b. in Jefferson County, IL about 1854; d. in Clay County, AR before 1900.

viii. Anderson Bare, b. in Jefferson County, IL about 1856.

4. JOHN BARE (William Jacob 3, Owen Christian 2, Jacob 1) was born in Jefferson County, Illinois about 1854. He died in Clay County, Arkansas between 1891 and 1900.

He married Dicey E. Harris in Clay County, Arkansas, about 1877.

Issue (all born in Piggott, Clay County, Arkansas)

i. Adaline Bare, b. about 1877; d. unknown. Married Thomas Jefferson (TJ) Hardin.

ii. Erin Bare, b. about 1879; d. about 1880.

iii. Lewis Bare, b. about 1883. d. unknown.

iv. Ollin Bare, b. about 1888; d. unknown,

5. v. David Crockett Bare, b. 9 September 1891; d. in Kalamazoo County, Michigan 12 May 1978.

Dicey Bare married Jim Barnwell. Divorced in 1913.

5. DAVID CROCKETT BARE (John 4, William Jacob 3, Owen Christian 2, Jacob 1) was born in Piggott, Clay County, Arkansas 9 September 1891. He died in Kalamazoo County, Michigan 12 May 1978. He was a house painter.

He married Lucy Nessie Hunsaker 21 February 1913.

Issue:

6. i. Goldie Mae Bare, b. in Campbell, MO 18 July 1914; d. in Kalamazoo, MI 4 August 1986. Married Richard Lester Stricklin.

ii. Louise Bare, b. ?; d. ?. Married James Booth.

iii. Harold Bare, b. ?; d. ?.

iv. Herbert Bare, b. ?; d. ?.

v. J. D. Bare, b. ?; d. ?.

vi. Mary Bare, b. ?; d. ?. Married Paul Presser.

vii. Betty Bare, b. ?; d. ?. Married Marvin Jones.

viii. Richard Bare, b. ?; d. ?. Married Doris Bunde.

6. GOLDIE MAE BARE (David Crockett 5, John 4, William Jacob 3, Owen Christian 2, Jacob 1) was born in Campbell, Missouri in

　

　

　

Living Male NOEL (Living Female Stricklin 7, Goldie Mae Bare 6, David Crockett 5, John 4, William Jacob 3, Owen Christian 2, Jacob 1) was born in Kalamazoo County, Michigan, 8 January 1972.

Bare photographs from my collection

David C. Bare and Lucy "Nessie" Hunsaker Bare

My great-grandparents

David & Nessie Bare's grave in Mountain Home Cemetery, Kalamazoo, Michigan

Dicey E. Harris Bare, center in dark coat

Dicey is my great, great grandmother. This photograph was passed down to me from my Grandma Goldie Bare Stricklin. On the back, in her handwriting, "Celebrating Grandma's birthday"

Bare History from my notes

Chapter One: Bare History in Germany and Switzerland

The Bare family moved to Augusta County, Virginia from Philadelphia in the late 1700’s.

Chapter Two: John & Barbara Bare

Rockingham County, Virginia history. John Bare married Barbara. Before leaving Virginia, John left his son John, Jr. his property. According to Chronicles of the Scotch-Irish Settlement in Virginia by ______, “4th February 1752. Jacob Bare and Barbara to John Bare. Little Fork Run of North River Shanando; corner Charles Robinson.”

Owen Christian Bare was born in Pennsylvania on December 4, 1782. He married Catherine Pierce (she went by the nickname Polly) and together they had twelve children. Owen married Margaret Cummings after Catherine’s death. He died while living in Jefferson, Illinois, on June 5, 1864. He is buried at Mount Catherine Christian Cemetery in Woodlawn which is part of Jefferson County, Illinois. Photographs of his grave can be found at http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=46314427.

William Jacob Bare was born in Tennessee on April 14, 1809 when his parents were en route from Virginia to Indiana. Along with Owen and Polly were Owen's parents, Jacob and Barbara Bare and Owen's brothers and sisters except little brother John who stayed in Augusta, Virginia until his death. His first wife was Nancy Copple. Ted Copple, the famous newscaster, is a distant cousin of our family. William Jacob and Nancy had three children together. After Nancy passed away, William Jacob married Elizabeth Williams in Illinois. He passed away in Piggott, Arkansas, although no death record has been located. Piggott was originally in the county of Greene but Greene County was split and made into Clay County later on.

 

*http://books.google.com/ebooks/reader?id=JCoSAAAAYAAJ&printsec=frontcover&output=reader

*Chronicles of the Scotch-Irish Settlement in Virginia, extracted from the original court records of Augusta County, 1745-1800 by Lyman, page 376

*Marriage in December 1830 in Washington County, Indiana

 

An example of 1830s lady’s fashion

An example of men’s fashion in 1830

Unfortunately the Federal Census records from 1890 were lost forever in a fire in January 1921.

In 1900 Dicie is listed as Head of Household on the Federal Census and is widowed. Her father and mother were born in Tennessee. She was born in February 1857 and she was 43 years old at the time of the census. She had been married for 23 years and had a total of 11 children, 7 of whom were still alive. Two sons were listed as living with her: Lewis, 16 and David, 8. Lewis was born in November 1883 and David was born September 1891. They were both born in Arkansas. Also living with Dixie are two boys, Joe and Ollin Hardin. Joe is listed as a nephew while Ollin is listed as a son (mistake?). Joe is 20 years old and Ollin is 12- both were also born in Arkansas.

Dicie may have married a J. N. Barnwell on 8/29/1901, however more evidence is needed.

David Christian Bare and Nessie Hunsaker were both residents of Malden, Missouri, which is a city in the county of Dunklin. David and Nessie were married on February 21, 1913.

In 1920 David Christian Bare was living in Cotton Hill, a township in the county of Dunklin in Missouri. He was 29 years old and was married to Nessie Hunsaker. At that time they had three children: five-year old Goldie, Louise was three, and Harold was one. David’s mother Dicie is living with them and is 64 years old. Cotton Hill is in what is called “The Cotton Belt.” Several inhabitants make their living as sharecroppers. My grandmother told me a story once about working in the cotton fields and how bad her back would hurt from picking.

Bare research notes: John and Dicey Bare of Piggott, Arkansas

My guesses at the Bare family research

The 1880 census lists an Em Brown as living with John and “Dier” Bare. She is listed as a sister-in-law and was 20 years old. Em Brown could not be John’s sister since her father was born in Alabama, and John’s father was born in Tennessee (or Illinois as indicated on other census records), unless they are ½ siblings. It seems that if she were married to John’s brother her last name would have been Bare, unless the census taker recorded her maiden name (unlikely since it seems the census takers always used a woman’s married name).

She also couldn’t be “Dier’s” sister because Dier’s father was born in Illinois, unless they are ½ sisters (both their mothers were born in Tennessee).

It seems most likely that Em Brown was married to a brother of Dier and was maybe widowed, or for some reason was living with the Bares without her husband. Em is not a relation of Dicey. She was a relation of the woman Joshua Bare (John’s eldest half-brother) married.

UPDATE 8/26/11: I believe I found Dicie Bare’s maiden name. I found a Dicie Harris who was living in Greene County, Arkansas during the 1870 census. The age matches and according to the census she was born in Tennessee, which matches the birth place of Dicie in the 1880 and 1900 census. Greene County was later divided and Clay County began from Greene.

UPDATE 11/14/11: I found Dicey’s death certificate. She died in 1928 in Malden, MO and was buried in Piggott, AR. Her maiden name WAS Harris which means her father was Joshua John Harris and her mother was Martha. According to the death certificate Dicey was born in Weakley County, TN.

UPDATE 7/31/12: I believe “Em” Brown is actually E. G. Brown. According to the 1880 census this EG Brown was a 10 year old female living in the household of W. E. Brown. She is listed as a daughter of WE and Luiza Brown. Also in the same household is Dicey’s brother G. M. Harris, aged 21. The reason I believe they are the same person is because the handwriting on the census very much looks like “EM.” Upon close examination you can tell it’s E. G. The age of E. G. matches the age that “Em” would have been in 1880- 20.

A handwritten note in my mother’s handwriting has the word ‘rape’ written near John Bare’s name. When asked about this my mother couldn’t remember exactly why- she was taking notes as my Grandma Stricklin talked. According to my mother, my grandmother did not like talking about her family.

“Ending in Piggott, Clay County, Arkansas, where my father Robert James Bare was born, I was able to trace the family back through Missouri, Indiana, Ohio and ending in Virginia. The key character is (William) Jacob Bare who founded the Massanutten Church in the 1600s and which still stands today. He married Nancy Copple who is related to the newsman Ted Copple… Some of the records will be challenging, if not impossible to get for two reasons. One, the boundaries between the states changed so you have to know which year and in which state. Second, there was a fire in the courthouse in Missouri which burned many of the old records.”

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JOSHUA BARE, farmer and stock raiser of St. Francis Township, is a fair sample of what can be accomplished by industry and perseverance. Although starting life with a limited amount of this world's goods, he is now one of the substantial farmers of the county, and is the owner of 240 acres of land in the home place, with 160 acres cleared, on which he has good buildings. Aside from this he is the owner of another tract of land in the township, one and a quarter miles from the home place, consisting of 160 acres of timber land. He also possesses some 320 acres in the St. Francis bottoms, with about 100 acres cleared, and has an interest in 205 acres of other lands, all the result of industry and good management. Mr. Bare was born in Crawford County, Ind., December 13, 1833, and is the son of Jacob Bare and Nancy (Copple) Bare, the latter of German descent. The father was born in Virginia but was reared in Indiana. After marriage he settled in Crawford County of that State, where he followed farming until about 1843, when he moved to Illinois and settled in Jefferson County. He resided there up to 1868, when he came to Arkansas, and located in what is now Clay County. Here he died in February 1877. He served as sheriff and deputy sheriff in Indiana, and was quite a prominent man. Joshua Bare was reared in Jefferson County, Ill., and came to Arkansas in 1855, locating in Clay County, but what was then Greene County, and entered eighty acres of land. He then bought eighty acres near Brown's Ferry, resided there about fifteen years, after which he sold this, and bought the place where he now lives. He has been four times married; first to Miss Susan Williams; then to Nancy Brown, who bore him one daughter, Peggy A., wife of John Nettle; his next marriage was to Mrs. Nettle, a widow, who bore him four children: Clarissa (wife of Wiley Thomas, Joshua, Bettie and Arabella. Mr. Bare's fourth marriage was to Mrs. Marietta Sarver, a widow, and the daughter of Jacob Sarver. Three children were born to this union: Jacob, Mattie and John Harry. When Mr. Bare first came to the State it was a comparative wilderness, and for about eleven winters he was engaged in trapping. He has killed bear, wolves, wild cats, lots of deer, turkey and small game. He would average about $200 worth of furs annually at that business. Mr. Bare has been a member of the I. O. O. F. for thirteen years. Mrs. Bare belongs to the Christian Church. An interesting volume might be written of many of Mr. Bare's hunting expeditions, but space will permit mention of only the following: In 1867, one of his neighbors, Billy Maner, a single man, had struck camp some seven miles south of where our subject lived in a wild locality on Old River. Mr. Bare went on one occasion to spend the night with him, but found the unsuccessful hunter without food. Starting the next morning with a determination to return only after he shot something, he traveled some distance, occasionally seeing game which could not be secured. Later on, while not far from camp, he killed tow wolves, and being a humorous disposition, the thought was suggested to pass off this meat upon the unsuspecting Billy as venison. Bringing a portion of the animal to headquarters (together with a squirrel), and assuring him that a large buck had been killed, the mess was eaten by the victim of Mr. Bare's joke, with a casual remark as to the toughness, etc. Subsequently the truth was told. Imagination rather than words can picture the result of such a revelation. In 1876 a three-days' hunt was indulged in by Mr. Bare, two of his nephews and a little negro boy.(note: If this is John Bare’s uncle, John Bare would have been 21 years old) (8/16/11: It appears that John Bare was a half-brother of Joshua’s) Starting with a cart and yoke of oxen, they drove into a bottom farm, proceeding horse-back until about a mile from their camping ground, when fresh bear tracks were discovered. Before very long an effort to secure bruin was commenced, and proved fruitful. While waiting for help to remove the animal (which weighed about 400 pounds) a large buck was killed by Mr. Bare. These furnish but mere instances of his good fortune with the gun and rifle.

Source: Biographical and Historical Memoirs of Northeast Arkansas, Goodspeed Pub. Co, c1891, p. 198-199.

RE: John Bare… I’m having a difficult time establishing that the John Bare in Piggott, AR during the 1880 census is the son of William Jacob Bare. John claims on the 1880 census that he was born in Tennessee. However, in subsequent censuses both Dicie and David claim he was born in Illinois. I did find a John Bare, son of William Jacob and Elizabeth Williams, whose age matches John Bare, born in Jefferson County, Illinois on the 1860 census. I found a reference to the VA/TN/IN/IL/AR Bares having passed through Jefferson County, Tennessee on their way to Indiana. I believe it was here that William Jacob Bare was born. I checked the 1860 census in Jefferson County, TN but did not find a John Bare. I need to establish that John Bare was actually born in Illinois and not Tennessee like the 1880 census says.

5/24/12: For the first time I viewed the actual 1900 census. Dicey said that John was born in Tennessee.

Update 11/1/11: According to Una she believes John is Joshua’s half-brother and Una has also uncovered evidence that confirms this. Una says that the census shows John was born in IL, not TN. Una lives in Piggott, AR and has access to the records.

Nora Hardin (Adaline Bare’s daughter): The 1910 Census in Payne, Clay County, Arkansas, lists Nora Hardin, age 15, as living with a family called Farmer. Is this the same person?

Bare notes: John & Dicey Bare of Piggott, Arkansas

According to the 1880 Census of Clay County, AR:

John Bare was 25 years old, his wife “Dier” was 24 years old. This matches the age of “Dicie,” who was born in 1856. In 1880 they had a daughter, Adaline, who was 3 years old. John Bare is listed as a Farmer while his wife “Keeps house.”

According to the 1900 Census of St. Francis Township in Clay County, AR:

Dicie is listed as Head of Household and is widowed. Her father and mother were born in Tennessee. Her birthday was in February 1857 and she was 43 years old at the time of the census. She had been married for 23 years and had a total of 11 children, 7 of which were still alive. Three sons were listed as living with her: Lewis 16 and David 8 and Ollin 12. Lewis was born in November 1883 and David was born September 1891. They were both born in Arkansas. Also living with Dicie is Joe Hardin. Joe is listed as a nephew. Joe is 20 years old and Ollin is 12- both were also born in Arkansas. Update 11/1/11: According to Una Pollard Ollin “Olie” is listed as Ollin Bare on his marriage certificate to Ellen Love. Therefore Ollin is a fourth child of Dicey and John’s.

UPDATE 7/31/12: According to the actual 1880 census Joe Hardin is listed as the son of Logan Hardin and Sarah Harris Hardin- Sarah is a sister of Dicey’s. The 1880 census places them in St. Francis, Clay County, AR.

A note I wrote down says that Dicie married a J. N. Barnwell on 8/29/1901 but I didn’t record where I found this information. Update 11/1/11: Per Una this information is correct although they divorced at some point as J.N. remarries.

This census lists John Bare as being born in Tennessee. Is it possible he was born in Weakley County- the same as Dicey? Need to check records.

Marriage License from Dunklin County, MO in 1913:

David Bare marries Nessie Hunsaker. David and Nessie are listed as both being from Malden, MO, which is a city in the county of Dunklin. They were married on February 21st.

According to the 1920 Census from Cotton Hill in Dunklin County, MO:

David’s father was born in Illinois. His mother is listed as “Dicie” and her birth was in Tennessee. David was born ‘about’ 1891 and his wife was Nessie Hunsaker. At that time they had three children (Goldie 5, Louiesa 3, and Harold 1). Dicie is living with David & Nessie and is 64 years old.

According to the 1870 Census from Mount Vernon, Jefferson, IL:

No Bares are listed at all in the census. I had read an account that said the Bares moved to Arkansas in the 1860s, but Elizabeth and the children were not mentioned. I wanted to check and see if they stayed behind in Illinois. No record in the census that they did.

Found on Ancestry.com:

Adeline Bare, daughter of John and Dicey, married T. J. Hardin in Clay County, AR. I was not able to view the actual record since I would have to pay. Also listed is J. Jr. Bare married to a Lizzie. Is this John, Jr., son of John and Dicey?

1930 Census in Dunklin, Missouri:

Could not view the actual record on Archives.com, but found a transcribed record for Dave & Nessie Bare. The children are listed but Dicie is not listed as still living with them. Did she pass away before 1930?

Harris Family Notes:

According to the 1870 census they were living in Concord, Greene County, AR.

They were not living there in the 1860 census. For the 1880 census I checked both Greene and Clay Counties and they were not listed, either.

Not living in Bradley County during the 1860 census.

Butter vs. Butler Mystery Solved?

While tracing my genealogy back to William the Conqueror, I noted that the Butler family of Ireland suddenly became the 'Butter' family in Sussex, England. This Butter family then married into the Coggeshall family and imigrated to the United States.

I remember how I panicked when I saw the surname of Butter!

I thought, "OMG my ancestors were Butters- not Butlers- and therefore I'm not a descendant of the Plantagenets!"

I have studied the art of Calligraphy for about 30 years, and I love the beautiful handwriting that used to be used with pen and ink.

If you write the name 'Butler' this way, you will notice that the cross bar in the 'T' also flows through the 'L' which is next to it.

I imagine that some transcriber, pouring through old, yellowed pages of parchment, made the mistake of thinking 'Butler' was 'Butter' and wrote it down as such.

This is the only thing that makes sense to me and I believe the Butters were, in fact, Butlers. I would love to see the original records in England so I can be 100% certain.

Roots: My Royal & Noble Ancestry

William the Conqueror, King of England was born sometime between 1027 and 1028 in Falaise, Normandy. He married Matilda of Flanders (b. ? d. ?). He died on 9 SEP 1087 in Rouen, France.

1. Robert b. ABT 1051- 1054 d. 10 FEB 1134 m. Sybil of Conversano
2. Richard b. BEF 1056 d. ABT 1075
3. King William b. ABT 1056- 1060 d. 2 AUG 1100
4. King Henry b. SEPT 1068 d. 1 DEC 1135 m. Matilda of Scotland
5. Adeliza b. ? d. BEF 1113
6. Cecelia b. BEF 1066 d. 1127
7. Matilda b. ABT 1061 d. ABT 1086
8. Constance b. ? d. 1090 m. Alan IV Fergent, Duke of Brittany
9. Adela b. ? d. 1137 m. Stephen, Count of Blois

King Henry I was born on September 1068 in Selby, York. He married Matilda of Scotland (b. 1079 d. 1118) on 11 NOV 1100. He died on 1 DEC 1135.

1. The Empress Matilda b. 7 FEB 1102 d. 10 SEP 1167 m. Henry V, Holy Roman Emperor m. Geoffrey Plantagenet de Gatanais
2. William Adelin b. 1103 d. 1120

The Empress Matilda was born 7 FEB 1102 in Winchester. She married Henry V, Holy Roman Emperor on 7 JAN 1114 in Mainz. She then married Geoffrey Plantagenet de Gatanais (b. 24 AUG 1113 d. 7 SEP 1151) on 11 JUN 1128 in Anjou, France. She died on 10 SEP 1167.

1. King Henry II b. 25 MAR 1133 d. 6 JUL 1189 m. Eleanor of Acquitaine
2. Geoffrey, Count of Nantes b. 1 JUN 1134 d. 27 JUL 1158
3. William X, Count of Poitou b. 22 JUL 1136 d. 30 JAN 1163/64

King Henry II was born on 25 MAR 1133 in Le Mans, Maine, France. He married Eleanor of Acquitaine (b. 1122 or 1124 d. 1 APR 1204) on 18 MAY 1152 in Poitiers, France. He died on 6 JUL 1189 in Chinon, France.

1. Geoffrey, Archbishop of York b. 1152 d. 12 DEC 1212
2. William IX, Count of Poitiers b. 17 AUG 1153 d. APR 1156
3. Henry the Young King b. 28 FEB 1155 d. 11 JUN 1183 m. Margaret of France
4. Matilda, Duchess of Saxony b. 1156 d. 28 JUN 1189 m. Henry the Lion, Duke of Saxony and Bavaria
5. Richard I, King of England b. 8 SEP 1157 d. 6 APR 1199 m. Berengaria of Navarre
6. Geoffrey II, Duke of Brittany b. 23 SEP 1158 d. 19 AUG 1186 m. Constance, Duchess of Brittany
7. Eleanor, Queen of Castile b. 13 OCT 1162 d. 31 OCT 1214 m. Alfonso VIII, King of Castile
8. Joan, Queen of Sicily b. OCT 1165 d. 4 SEP 1199 m. William II of Sicily
9. King John I b. 24 DEC 1166 d. 18 OCT 1216 m. Isabele, Countess of Gloucester m. Isabella of Angouleme
10. William, Earl of Salisbury b. 1176 d. 7 MAR 1226 m. Ela, Countess of Salisbury

King John I was born 24 DEC 1166 in Oxford, England. He married Isabele, Countess of Gloucester. He  then married Isabella of Angouleme (b. 1188 d. 4 JUN 1246) in 1200. He died 18 OCT 1216. He is buried at Worcester Cathedral.

1. King Henry III b. 1 OCT 1207 d. 16 NOV 1272 m. Eleanor of Provence
2. Richard, 1st Earl of Cornwall b. 5 JAN 1209 d. 2 APR 1272 m. Isabel Marshal, m. Sanchia of Provence, m. Beatrice of Falkenburg
3. Joan, Queen of Scotland b. 22 JUL 1210 d. 4 MAR 1238 m. Alexander II, King of Scots
4. Isabella, Holy Roman Emperess b. 1214 d. 1 DEC 1241 m. Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor
5. Eleanor, Countess of Pembroke b. 1215 d. 14 APR 1275 m. William Marshal, 2nd Earl of Pembroke

King Henry III was born 1 OCT 1207 in London, England. He married Eleanor of Provence (b. 1222 d. 1291) on 14 JAN 1236 in Canterbury, Kent. He died 16 NOV 1272 in Westminster, Middlesex.

1. King Edward I b. 17 JUN 1239 d. 7 JUL 1307 m. Eleanor of Castile
2. Margaret, Queen of Scots b. 29 SEP 1240 d. 26 FEB 1275 m. Alexander III of Scotland
3. Beatrice, Countess of Richmond b. 25 JUN 1242 d. 24 MAR 1275 m. John II, Duke of Brittany
4. Edmund Crouchback b. 16 JAN 1245 d. 5 JUN 1296 m. Lady Aveline de Forz
5. Katherine of England b. 25 NOV 1253 d. 3 MAY 1257

King Edward I was born on 17 JUN 1239 in London, England. He married Eleanor of Castile (b. 1240 d. 1290). He died on  7 JUL 1307 in Cumberland, England. He is buried in Westminster Abbey.

1. Eleanor, Countess of Bar b. 18 JUN 1269 d. 29 AUG 1298 m. Henry III, Count of Bar
2. Joan, Countess of Hertford b. APR 1272 d. 23 APR 1307 m. Gilbert de Clare, 7th Earl of Gloucester, m. Sir Ralph de Monthermer
3. Alphonso, Earl of Chester b. 24 NOV 1273 d. 19 AUG 1284
4. Margaret, Duchess of Brabant b. 15 MAR 1275 d. AFT 1333 m. John II, Duke of Brabant
5. Mary of Woodstock b. 11/12 MAR 1279 d. ABT 1332
6. The Princess Elizabeth b. 7 AUG 1282 d. 1316 m. John I, Count of Holland m. Humphrey de Bohun
7. Edward II King of England b. 25 APR 1284 d. 21 SEP 1327 m. Isabella of France
8. Thomas, Earl of Norfolk b. 1 JUN 1300 d. AUG 1338 m. Alice Hales, m. Mary Brewes
9. Edmund, Earl of Kent b. 5 AUG 1301 d. 19 MAR 1330 m. Margaret Wake, 3rd Baroness Wake of Liddell

The Princess Elizabeth was born 7 AUG 1282 in Caernarvon, Gwynedd, Wales. She married John I, Count of Holland (b. 1284 d. 10 NOV 1299) on 8 JAN 1297. She then married Humphrey de Bohun (b. 1276 d. 1337) on 14 NOV 1302 in London, England. She died on 5 MAY 1316.

1. Lady Eleanor de Bohun, Countess of Ormonde b. 17 OCT 1304 d. 7 OCT 1363 m. James Butler
2. John de Bohun, 5th Earl of Hereford b. 23 NOV 1306 d. 20 JAN 1336 m. Alice FitzAlan, m. Margaret Basset
3. Humphrey de Bohun, 6th Earl of Hereford b. 6 DEC 1309 d. 15 OCT 1361
4. Margaret de Bohun, 2nd Countess of Devon b. 3 APR 1311 d. 16 DEC 1391 m. Hugh Courtenay, 10th Earl of Devon
5. William de Bohun, 1st Earl of Northampton b. 1312 d. 16 SEP 1360 m. Elizabeth de Badlesmere
6. Edward de Bohun b. ?
7. Eneas de Bohun b. ?

Lady Eleanor de Bohun, Countess of Ormond was born on 17 OCT 1304 in Knaresborough, York. She married James Butler, 1st Earl of Ormond (b. 1304 d. 1337). She died on 7 OCT 1363 in Aldgate,  Middlesex. *** Through this marriage Queen Anne Boleyn and Queen Catherine Parr, consorts to King Henry VIII, descended.

1. John Butler, b. 6 NOV 1330 d. young
2. Petronilla Butler, Baroness Talbot b. ? d. 1387 m. Gilbert Talbot, 3rd Baron Talbot
1. James Butler, 2nd Earl of Ormond b. 4 OCT 1331 d. 18 OCT 1382 m. Elizabeth Darcy

James Butler, 2nd Earl of Ormonde was born on 4 OCT 1331 in Kilkenny, Kilk, Ireland. He married Elizabeth Darcy (b. 3 APR 1332 d. 24 MAR 1390) on 15 MAY 1346. He died on 18 OCT 1382 in Knocktopher, Ireland. He is buried in Gowran Church.

1 Ralph Butler b. ?
2. Eleanor Butler b. ? d. 1404 m. Gerald FitzGerald, 3rd Earl of Desmond
3. James Butler, 3rd Earl of Ormond b. 1360 d. 7 SEP 1405 m. Anne Welles
4. Thomas Butler b. ?
5. Catherine Butler b. ?
6. Joan Butler b. ? d. 1383 m. Teige O'Carroll, Prince of Eile

James Butler, 3rd Earl of Ormond was born in 1360 in Kilkenny, Kilk, Ireland. He married Anne Welles (b. 1360 d. 13 NOV 1397) prior to 17 JUN 1386. He died 7 SEP 1405 in Gowran, Ireland.

1. James Butler, 4th Earl of Ormond b. 1392 d. 1452 m. Joan Beauchamp **** this is the line King Henry VIII and the Tudor monarchs descended from.
2. Anne Butler b. ? d. ? m. John Wogan
2. Sir Richard Butler b. 1394 d. 22 AUG 1452 m. Catherine O'Reilly

Sir Richard Butler was born in 1394 in Arklow, Wicklow, Ireland. He married Catherine O'Reilly (b. ? d. ?). He died 22 AUG 1452 in Kilkenny, Ireland.

1. Sir Edmund MacRichard Butler b. 1420 d. 13 JUN 1464 m. Catherine O'Carroll

Sir Edmund MacRichard Butler was born in 1420 in Arklow, Wicklow, Ireland. He married Catherine O'Carroll (b. ? d. 1506). He died in 1464 in Kilkenny, Ireland.

1. Sir James Butler b. 1437 d. 16 APR 1487 m. Sabine Kavanagh
2. Walter Butler b. ?
3. John Butler b. ?

Sir James Butler was born in 1437 in Callan, Kilkenny, Ireland. He married Sabine Kavanagh (b. ? d. ?). He died 16 APR 1487.

1. Edmund Butler
2. Theobald Butler (illegitmate)
3. John FitzJames Butler
4. Alice Butler m. Sir George Fleming of Stephenstown
5. Margaret Butler m. Sir Alexander Plunket, Lord Chancellor of Ireland
6. Piers Butler, 1st Earl of Ossory, 8th Earl of Ormond b. 1467 d. 26 AUG 1539 m. Margaret Fitz Gerald

Piers Butler, 1st Earl of Ossory, 8th Earl of Ormond was born in 1467 in Dedham, Essex, England. He married Margaret Fitz Gerald (b. 1473 d. 9 AUG 1542) in 1485. He died 26 AUG 1539 in St. Canice, Kilkenny, Ireland. He is buried in St. Canice's Cathedral, Kilkenny City.

1. Ellice Butler b. 1481 d. 1530 m. MacMorrish, m. Gerald Fitzgerald, 3rd Lord Decies
2. Thomas Butler b. 1485 d. 1532 m. Joan Sutton
3. Richard Butler, 1st Viscount Mountgarret b. 1500 d. 20 MAY 1571 m. Eleanor Butler
4. James Butler, 9th Earl of Ormond b. 1501 d. 1546 m. Lady Joan FitzGerald
5. Catherine Butler b. 1506 d. 1552/53 m. Richard, Lord Le Poer
6. Helen Butler b. 1523 d. 1597 m. Donough O'Brien, 1st Earl of Thormond
7. Joan Butler b. 1528 d. ? m. James Butler, 10th Baron Dunboyne
8. Margaret Butler m. Thomas Desmond, m. Barnaby Fitzpatrick, 1st Baron Upper Ossory
9. Eleanor Butler m. Thomas Butler, 1st Baron Cahir


Thomas Butler was born in 1485 in Dedham, Essex, England. He married Joan Sutton (b. 1504 d. ?). He died in 1532 in Dedham, Essex, England.

1. William Butler b. 8 NOV 1521 d. 8 NOV 1594 m. Anne Gurdon

William Butler was born on 8 NOV 1521 in Dedham, Essex, England. He married Anne Gurdon (b. ? d. 1563). He died 8 NOV 1594 in Dedham, Essex, England.

1. Pierce Butler b. 1550 d. 27 AUG 1599 m. Elizabeth May
2. Thomas Butler b. 1553 d. 1598
3. Richard Butler b. 1554 d. 1599
4. Edward Butler b. 1557 d. 1568
5. Alice Butler b. 1562 d. 1645

Pierce Butler was born in 1550 in Dedham, Essex, England. He married Elizabeth May (b. ? d. ?) in 1578. He died 27 AUG 1599 in Dedham, Essex, England.

1. Daniel Butler b. 1582 d. 1608
2. Anne Butler b. 1583 d. 1648 m. John Coggeshall
3. John Butler b. 1585 d. ?
4. James Butler b. 1587 d. ?

Anne Butler was born in 1583 in Halstead, Essex, England. She married John Coggeshall (b. 1576 d. 1615) in 1600. She died 10 NOV 1648 in Halstead, Essex, England.

1. John Coggeshall b. 1601 d. 27 NOV 1647 m. Mary Sturgie

John Coggeshall was born in 1601 in Halstead, Essex, England. He married Mary Sturgie (b. 1604 d. 1684). He died 27 NOV 1647 in Newport, Rhode Island, United States.

1. Joshua Coggeshall b. 1622 d. 1 MAY 1688 m. Joan West

Joshua Coggeshall was born in 1622 in Halstead, Essex, England. He married Joan West (b. 1630 d. 1676) on 22 DEC 1652 in Newport, Rhode Island, United States. He died 1 MAY 1688 in Portsmouth, Newport, Rhode Island.

1. John Coggeshall b. DEC 1659 d. 1 MAY 1727 m. Mary Stanton

John Coggeshall was born in December 1659 in Portsmouth, Newport, Rhode Island. He married Mary Stanton (b. 1668 d. 1747). He died 1 MAY 1727.

1. Mercy Mary Coggeshall b. 22 DEC 1704 d. 10 FEB 1778 m. Thomas Fish

Mercy Mary Coggeshall was born 22 DEC 1704 in Portsmouth, Newport, Rhode Island. She married Thomas Fish (b. 1703 d. 1786) on 16 DEC 1724. She died 10 FEB 1778 in Dutchess, New York.

1. Lydia Fish b. 10 NOV 1725 d. 10 FEB 1778 m. Timothy Dakin

Lydia Fish was born on 10 NOV 1725 in Dartmouth, Bristol, Massachusetts. She married Timothy Dakin (b. 1723 d. 1791) on 10 MAR 1743. She died 10 FEB 1778 in Oblong, Dutchess, New York.

1. Wooster Dakin b. 17 AUG 1751 d. 1806 m. Susannah Koder

Wooster Dakin was born on 17 AUG 1751 in Oblong, Dutchess, New York. He married Susannah Koder (b. 1770 d. ?). He died in 1806 in Clinton County, Ohio.

1. Sarah Dakin b. ABT 1796 d. ? m. David Cleaver

Sarah Dakin was born about 1796 in Rome, Oneida County, New York. She married David Cleaver (b. 1770 d. ?). She died unknown.

1. Wooster Dakin Cleaver b. 1798 d. 1860 m. Margaret Davis

Wooster Dakin Cleaver was born 18 APR 1798 in Danbury, Fairfield County, Connecticut. He married Margaret Davis (b. 11 NOV 1804 d. ?) on 1 MAR 1827 in Clinton County, Ohio. He died in 1860 in Indiana.

1. Phebe Cleaver b. 28 JUL 1828 d. ? m. John Baxter Harrison
2. Amos D. Cleaver b. 22 APR 1829 d. ? m. Caroline Rhorer
3. David Cleaver b. 30 JUL 1830 d. ? m. Mary Elizabeth McFadden
4. Mary Cleaver b. 9 NOV 1831 d. ? m. John Dickey Henry
5. Walter Cleaver b. AUG 1834
6. Wooster Cleaver b. AUG 1834
7. George Isaac Cleaver b. 14 MAY 1837 d. 11 MAR 1864 m. Elizabeth Rhorer
8. Lauretta Viola Cleaver b. 11 FEB 1839 d. 28 MAY 1874 m. George William Foster
9. Caroline Zethena Cleaver b. 9 APR 1841
10. Wooster Dakin Cleaver b. 11 JUN 1843
11. Kesiah Cleaver b. 25 MAR 1846

George Isaac Cleaver was born 14 MAY 1837 in Franklin County, Indiana. He married Elizabeth Rhorer (b. 1837 d. 1940). He died 11 MAR 1864 in Knoxville, Tennessee.

1. Walter Lincoln Cleaver b. 9 MAY 1860 d. 4 FEB 1940 m. Maria Armilda Wallace
3. Wallace Cleaver b. 1862 d. ? m. Dora B. Snyder

Walter Lincoln Cleaver was born 9 MAY 1860 in Indiana. He married Maria Armilda Wallace (b. 22 SEP 1863 d. 1929) in 2 MAY 1886. He died 4 FEB 1940 in Paris, Edgar County, Illinois.

1. Herbert Kenneth Cleaver b. 29 SEP 1905 d. MAR 1969 m. Marie Lillian Hanna
2. George Roland Cleaver b. 1899 d. 6 DEC 1962 m. Zeta C. Johnson
3. Frank J. Cleaver b. ABT 1890 d. ? m. Goldie N.
4. Lottie A. Cleaver b. 1897
5. Phoebe J. Cleaver b. 1891
6. Lawrence Cleaver b. 17 SEP 1903 d. JUN 1981 m. Flossie

Herbert Kenneth Cleaver was born 29 SEP 1905 in Paris, Edgar County, Illinois. He married Marie Lillian Hanna (b. 1908 d. 1992) on 7 MAR 1927 in Kalamazoo County, Michigan. He died in MAR 1969 in Vicksburg, Kalamazoo County, Michigan.

1. Living Female Cleaver b. 12 NOV 1929 m. Jack D. Noel
2. Living Female Cleaver b. 26 JUN 1931
3. Living Male Cleaver b. 15 MAY 1934
4. Jack Laurell Cleaver b. ?
5. Living Male Cleaver b. ? m. Living Female Farrow

Living Female Cleaver was born 12 NOV 1929. She married Jack D. Noel (b. 1926 d. 1999). She is still living in Kalamazoo County, Michigan.

1. Michael Duane Noel b. 1950 d. 2012 m. Judy Olney
2. Living Male Noel b. 10 JUL 1951 m. Living Female Stricklin
3. Living Female Noel b. ? m. Living Male Perlong, m. Living Male Petto
4. Living Female Noel b.
5. Living Male Noel

Living Male Noel was born 10 JUL 1951 in Vicksburg, Kalamazoo County, Michigan. He married Living Female Stricklin (b. 7 DEC 1952) on 20 MAR 1971 in Portage, Kalamazoo County, Michigan. He is still living.

1. James Noel b. 8 JAN 1972
2. Living Female Noel b. 24 NOV 1973 m. Living Male Norman

James Noel was born 8 JAN 1972 in Kalamazoo County, Michigan. He is still living.