LeBaron

LeBaron Descendants of Francis LeBaron

Generation No. 1

1. Francis1 LeBaron was born 1668 in France, and died August 08, 1704 in Plymouth, Mass. He married Mary Wilder September 06, 1695 in Mass, daughter of Edward Wilder and Elizabeth Eames. She was born April 07, 1668, and died September 25, 1737.

Notes for Francis LeBaron:
The inscription on the tomb of "Mr. Francis Lebarran, Physician," in Plymouth, Massachusetts, is still legible. It states that he "departed this life August ye 8th, 1704, in ye 36th year of his age."
Taken from the: The Huguenot Emigration to America Volume 2

"Dr. Le Baron was surgeon on board a French privateer, which was wrecked in Buzzard's Bay. He came to Plymouth, and having performed an important surgical operation, the selectmen petitioned the Executive of the Colony for his liberation as prisoner of war, that he might settle in this town. We believe that from this ancestor all of the name in the United States are descended."--(Mr. Russell, in Pilgrim Memorials.) Taken from the: The Huguenot Emigration to America Volume 2

The birthplace of Francis LeBaron is not known; the first mention of him occurs in the Town Records of Plymouth, at the (*)The following notes on Edward Wilder are from the "Book of the Wilders," and the "History of Hingham." Edward, son of Thomas and Martha Wilder of Shiplake, Oxfordshire, England, b. 1623 (?); d. Oct. 28, 1690; m. April, 1651, Elizabeth, dau. of Anthony Eames [Ames], of Hingham, d. June 9, 1692. He was in Hingham, Massachusetts Bay, in November, 1638, on the arrival of his mother from England, in the ship Confldence, from the port of Southampton. He remained in Hingham, and was made a freeman in 1645. Children [order uncertain]: John, b. 1653, d. April 11, 1724, m. Rebecca (???): Elizabeth, b. 1655, m. July 16, 1673, Israel Fearing: Ephraim, d. Oct. 21, 1690: Isaac, d. Sept. 26, 169-, m. Mary Whiton: Abia, m. William Clark: Mehitable, m. Joseph Warren: Anna: Abigail, d. June 6, 1718: Hannah, b. Mar. 6, 1666, d. 1690: Mary, b. April 7, 1668, m. 1696, Francis LeBaron: Jabez, b. 1671, d. May 21, 1731, m. Mary Ford. The "History of Hingham" says: Widow Martha Wilder, mother of Edward, probably came from Shiplake, Oxfordshire, England. Edward Wilder was a soldier in the war against King Philip. The author of the "History of Hingham" calls Anthony Eames "of Marshfield." See also Barber's "Hist. Colls.," p. 506, "Hingham." time of his marriage with Mary Wilder, of Hingham. His gravestone on the "Ancient Burial Hill" in Plymouth, now in good preservation, marks the date of his death and age, and gives the latter as thirty-six years. Substantially the same tradition in regard to him has been handed down in the various branches of his family, namely, that a French privateer, fitted out at Bordeaux and cruising on the American coast, was wrecked in Buzzard's Bay. The crew were taken prisoners and carried to Boston. In passing through Plymouth, the surgeon, Francis LeBaron, was detained by sickness, and on his recovery performed a surgical operation so successfully that the inhabitants of the town petitioned the executive, Lieutenant Governor Stoughton, for his release, that he might settle among them. The petition was granted, and he practiced his profession in that town and vicinity until his death. In regard to his religious faith there are different opinions: some have claimed that he was a Roman Catholic, while others are just as strenuous in declaring that he was of a Huguenot family. It is possible that both claims are right, as, for a long period preceding 1696, the severest affliction of the Huguenots was due to the abstraction of their children and youth from their homes, to be educated in the Roman Catholic faith. We think best to express no opinion in regard to this matter, but place in the Appendix various statements and notes which have come to our attention, leaving each one interested to draw his own conclusions.

Source: Mary LeBaron Stockwell's book,
" Descendants of Francis LeBaron of Plymouth Massachusetts"

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Will of Francis LeBaron

The thirtieth Day of September Anno Domine 1703

I Francis Lebaron of Plimouth in the County of Plimouth in New England Chirurgeon being at this present Sick and Weak of body but through mercy of Sound disposing mind and memory. Do hereby make and Declare this my Last Will and Testament as followeth That is to Say first and Principally I commit my Eternall Concernments to the Mercy of God in Jesus Christ and my body to Decent burial When it shall please God to take me hence And Touching my Outward Estate Which the Lord hath blessed me with my Will and meaning is that the Same Shall be Imployed And bestowed as herein Shall be Expressed that is to Say First of all That all my Just Debts to any Person or Persons be Duly Paid by my Executrix hereafter named and after the Said Debts and my funeral Expenses be Discharged and Paid my Will is That my Whole Estate be in the hands and Custody of Mary my Well-beloved Wife So Long as She Shall Remain my Widdow and Continue in my Name to be managed by her as Followeth Viz my money and money Debts Owing and Due to me to be Lett Out to Such as Shall See Cause to take the Same and pay Annual Interest therefor Which Sd Interest to be for ye Support of my Said Wife and Children I also Will That when Francis my youngest Son Shall Come to the age of twenty one years that then my farm on which my Dwelling house Standeth in the Township of Middleborough with all my meadow there be Duly Apprized and the Value thereof known And that James my Eldest Son Shall have and Enjoy the Same to him his heirs And Assignes for Ever he paying two thirds of the Value thereof to his two Brethren Namely Lazarus and Francis my Sons Also it is my Will that ye Residue of my Estate both Lands Goods and Chattells (Except What of it Shall be Disposed of by this my Will) Shall be Equally Distributed and Divided amongst my Said three Sons at the Day of the Decease of my Sd Wife or at the time of her Againe Marriage Which shall first happen or be provided always And it is my Will that my Said Wife have Residence in my Sd House and farm and a Comfortable Support and maintenance Out of my Sd Estate So long as She Shall Continue my Widdow but if She Shall Againe Marry and Go Out of my name then at the Day of her Said marriage I hereby Give Unto her the Full Sum of Sixty Pounds in money or Such of my Goods as She Shall then See Cause to make Choyce of And the Remainder of my Sd Estate to be for the Support Comfort & bringing up of my Sd Children and to be Distributed amongst them in Equall proportion as afforesaid Item I Give And bequeath to ye Poor of the Town of Plimouth Ninety Acres of my Land lying in the Said Township of Middleborough and of Such of my Land there as Lyeth nearest to ye Township of Plimouth to be for the Use and Benefit of ye Sd Poor for Ever(*) Finally I hereby Nominate & Appoint Mary my Said Wife to be Sole Executrix of this my Last Will & Testament In Testimony whereof and in full Confirmation of the Same I the Said Francis Lebaron have here Unto Set my hand & Seall on ye thirtieth Day of September Anno Domini One thousand Seven hundred & three being the Day & year first here in Written

Signed Sealed and Declared by the Sd Francis Lebaron to be his Last Will and Testament in presence of Vs

               James Warren
               John Bradford June                         LEBARON       SEAL
               Small Sprague
                                                    [No Christian name on Will.]

On the 22 Day of Septe 1704 before Nath Thomas Esqe Judge of the Probate of Wills &c James Warren Esqe John Bradford Jun & Samuel Sprague and made Oath that They Did See the Above Named Le Baron Signe & Seale and heard him Declare the above Written to be his last Will & Testament & that he then Was of A Disposing mind to the best of (*)The Massachusetts Legislature, in 1895, passed the Act printed below, to enable the Town of Plymouth to sell the lands thus bequeathed to it by Francis LeBaron, the better to carry out the plans of the donor. This fund in January, 1903, amounted to $1,350.00, and is one of the oldest funds of such a character in New England. [CHAP. 232.]

AN ACT TO AUTHORIZE THE TOWN OF PLYMOUTH TO SELL CERTAIN REAL ESTATE.
Be it enacted, etc., as follows:

SECTION 1. The town of Plymouth is hereby authorized and empowered to sell and convey, in fee simple and free from all trusts, the lands devised by Francis Le Baron "for the benefit of the poor of Plymouth."

SECTION 2. The proceeds of the sale of such lands shall be invested and kept as a permanent fund, under the name of the Francis Le Baron Fund: and the income of said fund shall be annually expended under the direction of the overseers of the poor of said town for the benefit of the poor of Plymouth.

SECTION 3. This aot shall take effect upon its passage. [Approved April 4, 1895.] their Judgments & that the Sd Warren and Sprague did further Declare that the Lines raced in the Will done before Ensealing of these Presents

Attest NATHll THOMAS
Register

Plim ss Nathaniel Thomas Esqe Appointed & Commissionated by his Excellency the Gove With
the Advice of the Councill For the Probate of Wills &c

To All to Whome these presents Shall come Greeting Know yee that on the 22d Day of September 1704 Before me at Plimouth in the County afforesd the Will of Francis Lebaron Late of Plimouth Deceased to these presents annexed Was proved Approved & allowed Who having While he Lived & att the time of his Death Goods Chattells Rights & Creditts in the County afforesd and the Probate of the Said Will & power of Committing Administration of all and Singular the Goods Chattells Rights & Creditts of the Sd Deceased and also of the hearing Examining & allowing the accompts of the Same by Virtue thereof Appertaining Unto me The Administration of All & Singular the Goods Chattells Rights & Creditts of the Sd Deceased and his Will in Any manner Concerning is hereby Committed Unto Mary Lebaron Relict Widdow of the Sd Francis Lebaron Executrix in the Same Will Named Well & Faithfully to Execute the Sd Will & to administer the Estate of the Said Deceased According there Unto & Also to Render a Plaine & true Accompt of ye Said Administration Upon Oath In Testimony Whereof I have hereunto Sett my hand and the Seals of the Sd Court of Probate Dated att Plimouth Afforesd the Day & year Afforesaid

NATHANIEL THOMAS

INVENTORY OF THE ESTATE OF FRANCIS LEBARON.

An Inventory of ye Goods Chattells Rights and Credits of Mr Francis LeBaron late of Plimouth in ye County of Plimouth. Deceased Taken and Apprized the Fifteenth Day of September Ano Dom 1704 By the Subscribers

œ s d. Impris

To his Wearing Apparrell 17: 05:00
To Armes And Ammunition 4:05:06
To Silver Money 15: 17: 03
To Coyned Gold 3: 05: 00
To two gold Rings 1: 04: 00
To A glassers Vice & tools 7: 10: 00
To the best bed and furniture 18: 00: 00
To the next best bed & furniture 8: 18: 00
To A third Feather bed & furniture 7: 00: 00
To A truckle bed and furniture 6: 00: 00
To Child bed linen and Blanketts 3: 00: 00
To 2 Dozen of Diaper Napkins 2: 08: 00
To 2 Dozen of Old Napkins 1: 04: 00
To 11 pair of Sheets 10: 00: 00
To 8 pair of Pillowbers 1: 04: 00
To table linen and towells 1: 07: 08
To Cotton and Woollen Yearn 3: 06: 06
To a new pair of kersy Blankets 1: 04: 00
To two Coverlets One for a Cradle 1: 04: 00
To One Old Rugg 1: 00: 00
To two Ruggs One for a Cradle 1: 00: 00
To One Small blanket 0: 08: 00
To A Hammuck 0: 12: 00
To two Skreens 1: 16: 00
To A Silver Watch 5: 00: 00
To A Staff With a Silver head 0: 18: 00
To A Case of Surgeons Instruments 2: 12: 00
To More Surgeons Instruments 0: 15: 00
To Apothycaries Druggs 3: 00: 00
To tooles for a Sadle 0: 06: 00
To Goods in ye Old Shop 11: 14: 08
To Razours and a hoan 0: 18: 00
To 56 pound of Sheeps Wooll 2: 06: 08
To A Chest With Some goods in it at George Bonums 8: 00: 00
To more Goods in the New Shop 2: 02: 06
To Cards and Spining Wheels 0: 10: 00
To More Surgeons tools 1: 00: 00
To Saddle & horse Furniture 1: 00: 00
To brass Vessells 0: 16: 00
To Pewter and tin Vessells 2: 00: 00
To Earthen & Wooden Vessells & Lumber 1: 01: 00
To Iron Vessells 1: 12: 00
To A Smothing Iron & heaters 0: 06: 00
To A Warming Pan 0: 12: 00
To A Still & Candle box 0: 14: 00
To A Looking Glass 0: 06: 00
To his books 7: 01: 06
To Quantity of brimstone 1: 10: 00
To Coperice 0: 01: 00
To A pair of Stiliards 0: 03: 00
To Andirons Tongs and Fire Slide 1: 16: 00
To A Cast Iron Back 0: 10: 00
To 4 Silver Spoones 1: 16: 00
To 10 Chairs and 10 Cushions 1: 12: 00
To 2 Chests With Drawers 2: 16: 00
To 2 Cupboards with Drawers 3: 10: 00
To 2 Cases of Drawers 0: 18: 00
To A Pestle & Morter 0: 04: 00
To A set of cast boxes for Wheels 0: 08: 00
To 3 Chests 1: 00: 00
To 2 Little tables a Fourm & a joyn Stool 1: 03: 00
To 2 boxes 0: 08: 00
To 2 Little Truncks 0: 10: 00
To A meal Chest & Trough 0: 05: 00
To tallow & Candles 0: 09: 00
To 2 bushells of malt 0: 06: 00
To 5 bushells of Rie & 1 1/2 of Indian Corne 0: 18: 09
To A Beame & Scales 0: 00: 00
To 3 load of English hay Due &c 3: 00: 00
To 2 horsses 6: 00: 00
To 7 Cows 14: 00: 00
To 4 Oxen 12: 00: 00
To 40 Sheep 8: 00: 00
To his housing & lands in Plimouth Lying in Severall parcells 1116: 00: 00
To 1/4 pt of A Sawmill 10: 00: 00
To his House Land Meadows and rights of Land in Middleborro 140: 00: 00
To Debts Due to ye Estate upon Bonds & bills Some of Which desperate 328: 15: 00
To Debts Due Upon books much of it Desperate Debts 100: 02: 03
The Debts Due from ye Estate at present uncertaine Debts to be added to the Inventory
Discoverd sence from Mr John Goorg 6: 00: 00
from Mr Hubbard 0: 15: 00
from Mr Barard 40 shillings from Jacob Benson 17 shilling 2: 17: 00

Signed John Murdo
Saml Sprague

On the 22d Day of September 1704 Before Nathaniel Thomas Esqe Judge of the Probate of Wills &c Mary Lebaron Executrix to the Last Will of Francis Lebaron Late of Plimouth Deceased made Oath that the above Written is A true Inventory of her Deceased husbands Estate so Far as She knoweth & When She knoweth of more that She will Discover the Same

Attests NATHll THOMAS
Register

Children of Francis LeBaron and Mary Wilder are:
+ 2 i. James2 LeBaron, born May 23, 1696 in Plymouth, Mass; died May 10, 1744 in Middleboro, Mass.
3 ii. Lazarus LeBaron, born December 26, 1698. He married Lydia Bradford.

Notes for Lazarus LeBaron:
WILL OF LAZARUS LEBARON.

In the name of God amen. I Lazarus LeBaron, of Plymouth in New England, physician, being in health and of a disposing mind and memory, blessed be God for it, think it my duty to dispose of the estate God has given me, and accordingly do dispose of it as follows: -- But first, I give my soul to God, hoping and believing thro merits and right-eousness of Jesus Christ, my dear Redeemer, to find acceptance with him; my body I commit to the dust to be decently buried at the direction of my executors hereafter named, hoping for a glorious resurrection. As to my worldly substance I give and bequeath as follows, that is to say after my just debts and funeral charges are paid by my Executors:

Imprimis.

1. My will is that all my wearing apparel, woolen or linen, be equally divided to and among my sons, namely Lazarus, Bartlett, Isaac, Lemuel, Francis and William.

2. I give to my son Lazarus all that is due to me from him on books or notes of hand for money or moneys I have paid for him, also one-fifth part of all my medicines, these, with what he has already had, to be accounted in full of his part of my estate.

3. I give to my son Bartlett LeBaron the house and land where he now dwells, which I bought of Thomas Mayhew, Esq., which was Capt. Gould's, with the widow's third after her death: also the piece of land (*)Governor William1 Bradford, b. in Austerfield, England, came in the Mayflower in 1620, m. 1623, Alice (Carpenter) Southworth, dau. of Alexander Carpenter: their son, William2 Bradford, b. 1624; m. (3) Mary (Atwood) Holmes, dau. of John Atwood [Wood]: their son, David3 Bradford, b. later than 1690, m. 1714, Elizabeth, dau. of John Finney, b. 1691: their daughter, Lydia4 Bradford, b. Dec. 23, 1719, m. (1) Elkanah Cushman; m. (2) Lazarus LeBaron. adjoining the other street, which I bought of Father Wait: also a piece of woodland I bought of David Morton, containing 33 acres lying between ....., the bounds of said lands
by the deeds will more fully appear: also I give him all that is due to me from him on book or notes of hand, etc., which is in full of his part of my estate, including what he has already had.

4. I give to my four daughters, viz.:--Lydia Goodwin the widow of Nathaniel Goodwin dec'd, Mary Bradford the wife of Dr. Bradford of Bristol, Hannah Goodwin the wife of Benjamin Goodwin of Boston, Elizabeth Robbins wife of Ammi Robbins of Norfolk in Connecticut, four-fifth parts of all my medicines in my shops, to be equally divided among them, with what they already have had is in full of their parts of my estate.

5. I give to my daughter Priscilla LeBaron two hundred sixty-six pounds, thirteen shillings and four pence, to be paid to her by my Executors: also one-half of the pewter in the kitchen: also a bed, well furnished, table, chairs, looking-glass, etc.: also the use of the greenpainted chamber so long as she remains unmarried, and a privilege in the cellar, kitchen, garret, etc.: also a seat in my pew in the meeting-house, all as her part of my estate in full: also I order that five cords of wood be brought to the house yearly, and every year, for her use till she is married.

6. I give to my granddaughter Sarah Hazen wife of Mr. Hazen, daughter of my son Joseph LeBaron, dec'd, fifty Spanish milled dollars, which is in full of her father's part of my estate.

7. I give my son-in-law Elkanah Cushman a suit of clothes and his board with me.

8. I give to my four sons I had by my last wife, viz.: Isaac LeBaron, Lemuel LeBaron, Francis LeBaron, William LeBaron, their heirs and assigns forever, all the residue of my estate, real or personal, not already disposed of, wherever lying or being, in this Government, or in any other Government, of what name or nature soever.

9. I also nominate, ordain and appoint my two sons, viz.: Isaac LeBaron of Boston, and Lemuel LeBaron of Rochester, to be my executors of this my last Will and Testament, hereby revoking and disannulling and declaring void all other former Wills by me heretofore made, declaring this to be my last Will and Testament, as witness my hand and seal this twenty-fourth day of September, one thousand, seven hundred and seventy-two 1772.

Signed, sealed, pronounced, LAZARUS LEBARON. SEAL published and declared to be his Will and Testament, in presence of

Thomas Mayhew.

Isaac Doten.

Rebeccah Fuller.

A true copy as appears of record.

Exam'd per Edw'd Winslow, Reg'tr.

INVENTORY OF THE ESTATE OF LAZARUS LEBARON.

An Inventory of the Estate Real & Personal which Lazarus Le Baron Physician Late of Plymouth Deceased Died Seized of taken by us the Subscribers October 25th 1773

His Apparel 24 his Armour 8s 24: 08: 00
The Whole of the Plate & Old Silver & Gold 33: 03: 02
Books 42s Cane 2s 2: 04: 00
One broken Looking Glass 8/ an Old Desk & Case 16/ 1: 04: 00
1 Maple Table 8/ 4 back Chairs 12/ 1: 00: 00
Tin Plates & Bowls & Cream Pot & Sugar Bowl 0: 06: 01
Quantity of Small Earthen Ware In the Bed Room Closet 0: 05: 06
Shovel Tongs hand Irons Brush Phials & Small Articles. 0: 06: 10
One Round Maple Table 10/ Looking Glass 8/ 0: 18: 00
One Small Round Table & 10 Chairs 1: 05: 04
One High Candlestick hand Irons & Matts 0: 11: 04
Bottles Earthen Pans & a Pair of Fire Buckets 0: 15: 04
2 Looking Glasses Gilt Frames 8: 16: 00
1 Round Table Black Walnut & 1 Square Mahogany Do 3: 00: 00
1 Mahogany Stand Waiter 26/ six Chairs 20/ 2: 06: 00
1 Pair hand Irons & Tongs 10/8 Six Pictures 15/ 1: 05: 08
Earthen & China & Glass & Stone Ware in the Great Room 1: 03: 10
Coffee Pot & Stand 1/8 Pewter Platter Dishes & Plates 7: 3: 5 7: 05: 01
1 Bell Mettle Skillet 1 Large & 1 Small Bell Mettle Mortar 2: 16: 01
Pestles 1/4 Tin Ware & Stew Pan 12/4 Earthen Ware 1/ 0: 14: 08
2 Pair Brass Candlesticks 8/ Old Brass & Iron 1/ 0: 09: 00
1 Pair Doggs 3/4 hand Irons Shovel Tongs Grid Iron & Tost Iron 16/4 0: 19: 08
Pewter Distill top Tramel Flat Irons Bellows & Brushes 0: 13: 08
1 Warming Pan 8/ Tables & Chairs Skimmers & Forks &c 7/4 0: 15: 04
2 Old Brass Kittles 40s Iron Potts 15s 2: 15: 00
Iron Skillets & Pudding Pan & Stew Pan & Cover 0: 12: 04
Spit & Scuers Tin Kitchen & fender & half Bushel 0: 03: 08
One Barrel & Chest & Seive Old Iron Wood & Earthen Ware 0: 05: 04
Knives & forks 0: 05: 00
47 yards New Sheeting a 2/5 pr yard 5: 13: 07
13 Pillow Cases 0: 08: 08
21 1/2 pr Sheets 10 18/4 Seven woolen & Flanl Blankets 27/4 12: 05: 08
4 Table Cloaths 8/8 ten Towels 3/4 0: 12: 04
Two Coverlets & one Rug 36/ pr of old Blankets 6/ 2: 02: 00
1 1/2 yd of Shalloon 5/ 1 1/2 yds of homespun Cloth 2/ 0: 07: 00
33 Skeins of Twist 0: 16: 06
9 Dozen of Buttons 6/ one Leather Covered Trunk 9/ 0: 15: 00
one Seil Skin Do 2/4 three wooden Boxes 4/6 0: 06: 10
Sundry old wooden & Earthen Vessels 0: 03: 00
one Bed Bolster & Pillows 1: 14: 08
2 Flannel Sheets one Coverlet Bedstead & Cord 0: 19: 00
1 old Chest 2 old Chairs 3/8 about 10 Bushl of Corn 30/ 1: 13: 08
Sundries of old Lumber &c 0: 00: 06
one Bed No 5 & Bolster 6: 18: 06
1 Blanket one Bed Sacking Bottom 1: 06: 00
three old Chairs & one Close Stool 0: 03: 06
one Bed No 2 with Bolster & Pillow 6: 01: 08
8 Chairs & one Great Chair 1: 01: 04
3 Rag Carpets old and Chest of Drawers & Chairs & Table 1: 12: 00
one looking Glass 8/ Six Pictures 1/4 0: 09: 04
One Coverlet 0: 12: 00
One Callico Quilt 24/ one Bed & new Sack Bottom 28/ 2: 12: 00
One Sett Harreteen Curtains & Rods 60/ 3: 00: 00
One Case with 2 Bottles 280 phials 1: 06: 00
Sundry old Articles in the Closet 0: 01: 00
One Bed No 1 Bolster & Pillows 6: 10: 00
One Blanket & Quilt Coverlet 1: 08: 00
One Bed Stead Sack Bottom & Part of a Suit of Curtains 1: 16: 00
One Walnut Chest with drawer & chamber Table 1: 12: 00
3 Chairs one great Chair & Carpet 0: 17: 03
One Bed No 3, Bolster & Pillows 5: 06: 08
1 Coverlet Blanket Bed Stead & Sack Bottom 2: 08: 08
1 Suit of old Harrateen Curtains & Rods 0: 13: 04
One Bed No. 4 & Bolsters 3: 14: 08
Small Lookg Glass old Chest with Drawers 0: 02: 08
4 Chairs & Sundry Small articles in Chest 0: 05: 08
One Wt. 26 lb. a 8d per pound 17/4 Bedstead & Bedding 9/8 1: 07: 00
Scythes, Old Iron Spinning Wheels & Boxes in the Garret 0: 14: 00
One Pair of Saddle Baggs and a number of Old Jars 0: 06: 00
The Whole of the Druggs & Medicins in the Shop apprisd by Invoices and advice of Physitians 42: 12: 07 Deduct about
One Quarter Part for Some Medicenes being old & Damnified pr. advice of Physitians 9: 1: 9 33: 10: 10
Sundry Iron Weights 24s Port Manteau 1/ 1: 05: 00
One Pair of Small Scales a piece of Mahogany 0: 04: 08
1 Old Table & Barrel & Old Saddle 0: 04: 00
5 Empty Barrels & Sundrys in both Sellars 0: 07: 00
Sheeps Wool 6/8 One Chair 1/8 Old Iron 3/ 0: 11: 00
Two Axes 4/8 Two Large Hogs 5: 6: 8 5: 11: 04
One Black Mare 5 One Brown Do 5 10: 00: 00
One Cow 3: 6: 8 four Loads of Hay 12 15: 06: 08
One Negro Boy named Nero 7 years old 26: 13: 04
One Ditto Girl named Ginna 5 years old 26: 13: 04
One Saddle & Houzin 1: 00: 00
fifty five Sheep Leased out 18: 06: 08
One Quarter of a Box of Glass 6 by 8 0: 12: 00
One Easy Chair 0: 13: 04
Personal Estate 321: 16: 09

REAL ESTATE.

The House in which the Deceased Last lived 500: 00: 00
One Pew in the Meeting House in Plymouth first precinct No. 10 by the Pulpit Stairs 40: 00: 00
One Pew in the Gallery of the Meeting House In the first Precinct 6: 13: 04
There were also 41 parcels of land in Plymouth, Middleboro, in Hampshire Co., Mass., and in Connecticut, valued at
2529: 19: 04
3076: 12: 08
Personal Estate 321: 16: 09
3398: 09: 05
Thos. Forster
Thos. Mayhew
Edw. Winslow Jun

Plymouth ss. April 21st 1774. Isaac Lebaron & Lemuel Lebaron only surviving Executors of the Last Will & Testament of Lazarus Lebaron deceas'd made Oath that this Inventory Contains the Whole of Said Deceased Estate so far as they now know & that if more Shall hereafter Appear they will Give it in.

The Appraisers being also under Oath.

Before EDWARD WINSLOW Reg'r.

+ 4 iii. Francis LeBaron, born June 13, 1701 in Plymouth, Mass; died August 06, 1731 in Plymouth, Mass.

Generation No. 2

2. James2 LeBaron (Francis1) was born May 23, 1696 in Plymouth, Mass, and died May 10, 1744 in Middleboro, Mass. He married Martha Benson November 03, 1720 in Middleboro, Mass..

Notes for James LeBaron:
He was a farmer, and resided on the farm in Middleboro, which had been bequeathed to him by his father, Francis, in his Will. The inventory of his estate amounted to œ1679: 12: 0. His widow married (2), May 15, 1745, William Parker.

Children of James LeBaron and Martha Benson are:
+ 5 i. John3 LeBaron, born April 02, 1724 in Plymouth, Mass; died August 01, 1801 in Plymouth, Mass.
+ 6 ii. James LeBaron, born December 10, 1726 in Middleboro, Plymouth., MA; died October 03, 1780 in Middleboro, Mass.
7 iii. Joshua LeBaron, born October 10, 1729.
8 iv. Martha LeBaron, born April 09, 1732.
9 v. Francis LeBaron, born December 20, 1734; died July 08, 1761.
10 vi. Mary LeBaron, born August 09, 1737.
11 vii. David LeBaron, born April 27, 1740.
12 viii. Lydia LeBaron, born January 26, 1843.

4. Francis2 LeBaron (Francis1) was born June 13, 1701 in Plymouth, Mass, and died August 06, 1731 in Plymouth, Mass. He married Sarah Bartlett November 23, 1721 in Plymouth, Mass, daughter of Joseph Bartlett and Lydia Griswold.

Notes for Francis LeBaron:
Francis LeBaron resided in the house in Plymouth,Mass., formerly occupied by his father, Dr. Francis LeBaron, on the site of which "Davis Hall" now stands. The inventory of his estate amounted to 378: 8: 10, including items of things "in his Cooper's shop in Plymouth," besides 46: 13: 4, cash due from his brother James, being one-third of the value of "the farm given to James by his honoured father." He apparently died intestate, as his brother Lazarus,2 and Samuel Bartlett, "Merchant," were appointed administrators, and "Return Waite, Taylor," was one of their sureties.

Children of Francis LeBaron and Sarah Bartlett are:
13 i. Francis3 LeBaron, born March 26, 1722 in Plymouth, Mass.

Notes for Francis LeBaron:
Died in Infancy

14 ii. Mary LeBaron, born October 11, 1723.
15 iii. Isaac LeBaron, born September 07, 1725 in Plymouth, Mass; died July 22, 1741 in Plymouth, Mass.
16 iv. Sarah LeBaron, born October 07, 1728.
17 v. Female LeBaron, born July 04, 1729.

Notes for Female LeBaron:
Died young

18 vi. Francis LeBaron, born August 11, 1731; died December 19, 1775.

Generation No. 3

5. John3 LeBaron (James2, Francis1) was born April 02, 1724 in Plymouth, Mass, and died August 01, 1801 in Plymouth, Mass. He married Mary Raymond February 23, 1747/48.

Notes for John LeBaron:
He held a part of his father's farm in Middleboro and resided there.

Children of John LeBaron and Mary Raymond are:
19 i. Abiezer4 LeBaron, born July 04, 1749.
20 ii. John LeBaron, born April 10, 1750.
21 iii. Zebulon LeBaron, born December 06, 1752.
22 iv. Eunice LeBaron, born November 04, 1761.
23 v. Johsua LeBaron, born November 06, 1763; died August 04, 1793.
24 vi. Levi LeBaron, born October 14, 1765.
25 vii. Chloe LeBaron, born August 08, 1773.
26 viii. Mary LeBaron, born July 09, 1775.

6. James3 LeBaron (James2, Francis1) was born December 10, 1726 in Middleboro, Plymouth., MA, and died October 03, 1780 in Middleboro, Mass. He married Hannah Turner February 04, 1746/47 in Mass. She was born in Rochester, Mass.

Children of James LeBaron and Hannah Turner are:
27 i. James4 LeBaron, born January 04, 1747/48.
+ 28 ii. Japhet LeBaron, born July 20, 1750; died April 17, 1816.
29 iii. Elizabeth LeBaron, born March 24, 1751/52; died October 07, 1825 in Shaftsbury, Vt.
30 iv. Martha LeBaron, born November 30, 1755.
+ 31 v. William LeBaron, born April 20, 1757 in Middleboro, Plymouth., MA; died July 04, 1827.
32 vi. James LeBaron, born November 30, 1759.
33 vii. Francis LeBaron, born April 30, 1762.
34 viii. Isaac LeBaron, born April 20, 1764.
35 ix. Hannah LeBaron, born September 11, 1766. She married Elkauah Shaw 1788.
36 x. Abigail LeBaron, born May 17, 1768.
37 xi. Lazarus LeBaron, born February 07, 1771.

Generation No. 4

28. Japhet4 LeBaron (James3, James2, Francis1) was born July 20, 1750, and died April 17, 1816. Japhet married Sarah Holmes November 25, 1773 in Middleboro, Mass. She was born 1742, and died October 21, 1826.

Notes for Japhet LeBaron:
He was a soldier in the Revolutionary War. Res., Middleboro, Mass

Children of Japhet LeBaron and Sarah Holmes are:
38 i. Joseph5 LeBaron, born August 31, 1775.
39 ii. Japhet LeBaron, born December 13, 1777.
40 iii. Sarah LeBaron, born May 27, 1788. She married Zenas Thomas 1817.

31. William4 LeBaron (James3, James2, Francis1) was born April 20, 1757 in Middleboro, Plymouth., MA, and died July 04, 1827. He married Lurany Bennett April 10, 1783 in Middleboro, Plymouth, Massachusetts. She died December 1837.

Notes for William LeBaron:
He served as a Lieutenant in the Revolutionary War, and afterward removed to Pomfret, Vt., and later to Woodstock, Vt.

Children of William LeBaron and Lurany Bennett are:
41 i. Elizabeth5 LeBaron, born December 24, 1783; died December 10, 1865. She married Edward Morris.
42 ii. Content LeBaron, born March 23, 1786.
+ 43 iii. William LeBaron, born August 06, 1789 in Plymouth, Massachusetts; died December 04, 1838 in St. Louis, Mo.
44 iv. Lucy LeBaron, born August 03, 1791.
45 v. Bennett LeBaron, born January 19, 1794 in Plymouth, Massachusetts.
46 vi. Maria Theresa LeBaron, born March 29, 1795. She married Jacob Pool October 06, 1818 in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
47 vii. Charles F LeBaron, born November 13, 1797; died August 04, 1839 in New Orleans, La.
48 viii. Sullivan LeBaron, born April 27, 1800.
49 ix. Persis LeBaron, born April 09, 1802.
50 x. Elhanan Winchester LeBaron, born April 16, 1803.
51 xi. Sirrell LeBaron, born January 25, 1807.

Generation No. 5

43. William5 LeBaron (William4, James3, James2, Francis1) was born August 06, 1789 in Plymouth, Massachusetts, and died December 04, 1838 in St. Louis, Mo. He married Sarah Bef. 1814 in Harrisburg, Dauphin Co., Pennsylvania.

Notes for William LeBaron:
William LeBaron, built the first bridge in Pittsburgh on November 20, 1818, Smithfield Street to span the Monongahela River. south of Pittsburgh where the National Road crossed that river at Bridgeport, and he definitely built the old covered bridge” at Wheeling, West Virginia.

Evidence piles up on William LeBaron as the father of Mary LeBaron, from sources of William LeBaron as shown..... From a Reno Biography taken from the "Warner's History of Beaver County" saying that Mary LeBaron was the daughter of William LeBaron who built The Big Beaver bridge which was chartered in 1814, William also built the Fallston and New Brighton bridges.

Another source on William LeBaron taken from "Descendants of Francis LeBaron of Plymouth Massachusetts"saying that William LeBaron, b. Aug. 6, 1789; d. Dec. 4, 1838 (?), in St. Louis, Mo.(*) He was a bridge builder and contractor, at one time residing in Harrisburg, Pa., and built the old covered bridge over the Ohio river, opposite Wheeling, West Virginia.He took up a tract of land in Livingston co., Mo., and died in St. Louis, on his way back to Pennsylvania. We have been unable to obtain any satisfactory record of his family. He had a son Theodore, who at one time lived in Sunfish, West Virginia.

I have been in contact with a Hugh LeBaron, who is researching a Theodore LeBaron. His LeBaron information shows,.... Theodore H. LeBaron was born on December 17, 1814. Theodore’s parents have not been identified, but there was a William and Sarah LeBaron of the correct age and in the correct place who could be the parents.

Theodore had a son name Frank Reno LeBaron, Sr. born September 1850 Allegheny City, Pennsylvania. The name Reno probably comes from a connection with Mary LeBaron, who married Francis Reno. Since there were only a couple LeBaron's that can be traced in this area, and Mary and Theodore, were only a few years apart in age, this makes me believe they were brother and sister. I also found a Sarah LeBaron in the 1850 census, age 22 living in the same household as Francis and Mary (LeBaron) Reno, this is more than likely another sibling for Mary and Theodore.

My final conclusion on this are that the pieces are fitting together perfect in bringing together the descendants of William LeBaron, "THE BRIDGE BUILDER". After all, how many bridge builders could there be named William LeBaron who fits the perfect age, places.

Final thoughts: William LeBaron was my gggg-grandfather, no doubt about it.

More on William LeBaron taken from the FTM CD# 193, County and Family Histories: Pa, Disk 1, History
of Beaver County, Vol I, Chapter VII.........

Notes for Sarah:
There is a Sarah E. Le Baron listed in the Federal Population Schedule in 1850, Beaver County, PA Rochester Borough on page 011. Also listed for 1850, Beaver County, PA Rochester Borough on page 011 is my Francis Reno, husband of Mary Le Baron. This is more than likely Mary's mother. William must of died before 1850.

Child of William LeBaron and Sarah is:
+ 52 i. Mary L6 LeBaron, born 1819 in Harrisburg, Dauphin Co., Pennsylvania; died October 02, 1901 in Elwood City, Beaver Co., Pennsylvania.

Generation No. 6

52. Mary L6 LeBaron (William5, William4, James3, James2, Francis1) was born 1819 in Harrisburg, Dauphin Co., Pennsylvania, and died October 02, 1901 in Elwood City, Beaver Co., Pennsylvania. She married Francis Reno Abt. 1840 in Allegheny Co., Pennsylvania, son of Charles Reno and Willann Evans. He was born Abt. 1813 in Beaver Co., Pennsylvania, and died January 25, 1879 in Rochester, Beaver Co., Pennsylvania.

Notes for Mary L LeBaron:
Although i have no documented proof on William LeBaron being the father of Mary LeBaron, i believe
i have collected enough evidence to prove that he is:

(1). Mary was born in 1819 in Harrisburg, Pa which was the residence of William at that time.

(2). According to the Warners history of Beaver Co Pa, Mary LeBaron was the daughter of William LeBaron, the bridge builder who built The big beaver bridge which was chartered in 1814.

(3). County and Family Histories: Pennsylvania, 1740-1900 Family Archive CD # 193 shows William LeBaron was also awarded contracts to build bridges, three of them being in Beaver County, which also was the county Mary lived and died in.

(4). William, one of Harrisburg's first and most enterprising men, purchased, improved and resided there some years. He built the first steam grist mill and warehouse, &c., in the borough. He was unfortunate,
however, in business, and removed to Pittsburgh where he died)

I think that means he rebuilt the first steam grist mill, and not built !!!!

Evidently the Mill was sold to William and Sarah LeBaron on December 26, 1821 by Henry and Mary Musser. It was not in their possession for long, because it was sold two or three more times before April 19, 1833 , from what i can see. So, sometime between December 26, 1821 - April 19, 1833 is when he
removed to Allegheny Co. This could possibly be the reason why Mary is living in Allegheny County in 1840.

Children of Mary LeBaron and Francis Reno are:
+ 53 i. Charles LeBaron7 Reno, born October 15, 1841 in Beaver Co, Pennsylvania; died June 15, 1889 in Beaver Co, Pennsylvania.
+ 54 ii. Mary L Reno, born October 02, 1847 in Beaver Co, Pennsylvania; died September 25, 1904.
+ 55 iii. Smith C. Reno, born January 1850 in Rochester, Beaver Co, Pennsylvania; died Bet. 1880 - 1900 in Probably in Beaver Co, Pennsylvania.
56 iv. Lorraine Reno, born Aft. 1851 in Beaver Co., Pennsylvania.

Generation No. 7

53. Charles LeBaron7 Reno (Mary L6 LeBaron, William5, William4, James3, James2, Francis1) was born October 15, 1841 in Beaver Co, Pennsylvania, and died June 15, 1889 in Beaver Co, Pennsylvania. He married Mary M. Stetzel Abt. 1863 in Pennsylvania, daughter of Philip Stetzel and Sarah. She was born 1842 in Pennsylvania, and died 1920 in Beaver Co, Pennsylvania.

Notes for Charles LeBaron Reno:
CHARLES LEBARON RENO:
The 1870 census for Beaver Co. p. 312 lists C.L. Reno 30, steamboat engineer, Mary 30, Bertha C. 5, Frank W. 3, and Georgianna 6 months, all born in PA.

Children of Charles Reno and Mary Stetzel are:
57 i. Bertha8 Reno, born 1865 in Beaver Co, Pennsylvania. She married Alva Kale March 01, 1893 in Mahoning Co., Ohio; born 1864.
58 ii. Frank W Reno, born 1867 in Beaver Co, Pennsylvania.
59 iii. Georgianna Reno, born January 1870 in Beaver Co, Pennsylvania.
60 iv. Charles S Reno, born May 1875 in Beaver Co, Pennsylvania; died 1949 in Beaver Co, Pennsylvania. He married Bessie B; born August 22, 1877 in Pennsylvania; died August 1981 in Pennsylvania.
61 v. Elmer A Reno, born 1878 in Beaver Co, Pennsylvania; died 1884 in Beaver Co, Pennsylvania.
62 vi. Lillian Mable Reno, born June 1881 in Rochester, Pennsylvania. She married Clyde A Wilson June 02, 1909 in Beaver Co, Pennsylvania; born 1877 in Pennsylvania.
63 vii. Beulah M Reno, born 1884 in Beaver Co, Pennsylvania; died 1965 in Beaver Co, Pennsylvania. She married Jacob D Miller; born June 19, 1883; died July 1965 in Beaver Co, Pennsylvania.

54. Mary L7 Reno (Mary L6 LeBaron, William5, William4, James3, James2, Francis1) was born October 02, 1847 in Beaver Co, Pennsylvania, and died September 25, 1904. She married Perry Graham November 04, 1866 in Rochester, Beaver Co, Pennsylvania, son of John Graham and Sarah. He was born Abt. 1842 in Rochester, Beaver Co, Pennsylvania.

Child of Mary Reno and Perry Graham is:
64 i. Etta8 Graham, born Bet. 1867 - 1869.

55. Smith C.7 Reno (Mary L6 LeBaron, William5, William4, James3, James2, Francis1) was born January 1850 in Rochester, Beaver Co, Pennsylvania, and died Bet. 1880 - 1900 in Probably in Beaver Co, Pennsylvania. He married Ellen / Ella Boggs Bet. 1868 - 1869 in Beaver Co, Pennsylvania. She was born December 1851 in Virginia (now West Virginia), and died Aft. 1900 in Probably in Muncie, Delaware Co, Indiana.

Notes for Smith C. Reno:
The 1880 soundex file for Beaver Co. lists Smith C. Reno 30, Ella 28 b. WV, John 11, Addah 9, Francis 6, Bertie 4, and William mo., all children born in PA.

Source: Steven Fancy's Genealogy of the Reno Family in America, 1600-1920

Notes for Ellen / Ella Boggs:
living in Delaware Co., Indiana in 1900

Children of Smith Reno and Ellen Boggs are:
65 i. John8 Reno, born October 1869 in Rochester, Beaver Co, Pennsylvania. He married Catharine R Stadler March 20, 1899 in Jay Co, Indiana; born April 1852 in New Jersey.

Notes for John Reno:
living in Delaware Co., Indiana in 1900

+ 66 ii. Addah Mae Reno, born July 07, 1871 in Rochester, Beaver Co., Pennsylvania; died August 03, 1917 in Reading, Hamilton Co., Ohio.
+ 67 iii. Francis Reno, born 1874 in Beaver Co, Pennsylvania; died 1954 in Delaware Co , Muncie, Indiana.
+ 68 iv. Herbert Reno, born March 28, 1879 in Beaver Co, Pennsylvania.
69 v. William Reno, born September 03, 1879 in Beaver Co, Pennsylvania; died Aft. 1910. He married Addie McCamy November 30, 1907 in Muncie, Delaware Co, Indiana; born August 27, 1886 in Indiana.

Notes for William Reno:
Listed in the 1909-10 Muncie, Indiana City Directory
Reno, Wm. H., (Addie), driver United States Express Co. h 412 S Counci

Generation No. 8

66. Addah Mae8 Reno (Smith C.7, Mary L6 LeBaron, William5, William4, James3, James2, Francis1) was born July 07, 1871 in Rochester, Beaver Co., Pennsylvania, and died August 03, 1917 in Reading, Hamilton Co., Ohio. She married Robert Lewis Brotherton August 01, 1888 in Beaver Falls, Beaver Co., Pennsylvania, son of Robert Brotherton and Sarah Cox. He was born May 06, 1870 in Beaver Falls, Beaver Co., Pennsylvania, and died March 13, 1944 in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

Notes for Addah Mae Reno:
Sources: Archives/Library Division, Ohio Historical Center, Columbus, Ohio. 43211-2497

At 11:15 a.m. on August 3,1917 Addah Reno Brotherton died at the age of 46 years and 26 days, from Starvation, contibuted by a 2 year battle with Melancholia. I looked this word because i was not sure what Melancholia was. I was horrified when i read this: : a mental condition characterized by extreme depression, bodily complaints, and often hallucinations and delusions; especially : a manic-depressive psychosis. according to her death records she starved herself to death for 21 days..God bless you and may you rest in peace gg-grandmother Addah!!!!!

Date of Buriel: Aug 6, 1917
Place of Buriel: St Peter & Paul Cemetery, Reading, Hamilton Co, Ohio

Children of Addah Reno and Robert Brotherton are:
+ 70 i. Percy Dwight9 Brotherton, born June 20, 1889 in Rochester, Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania; died January 30, 1957 in Reading, Hamilton Co, Ohio.
+ 71 ii. John Brotherton, born December 21, 1890 in Ohio; died August 26, 1926 in Reading, ohio.
+ 72 iii. Raymond Clyde Brotherton, born January 22, 1893 in Tiffin,Ohio; died November 12, 1967 in Reading,Ohio.
+ 73 iv. Lester Brotherton, born January 20, 1895 in 1422 5th Ave in Beaver Falls, Beaver Co., Pennsylvania; died October 1976 in Cincinnati, Hamilton Co., Ohio.
+ 74 v. Mildred Brotherton, born January 06, 1897 in Ohio; died July 1986 in Cincinnati, Ohio.

67. Francis8 Reno (Smith C.7, Mary L6 LeBaron, William5, William4, James3, James2, Francis1) was born 1874 in Beaver Co, Pennsylvania, and died 1954 in Delaware Co , Muncie, Indiana. He married Clara Adell Knecht Bef. 1896 in Delaware Co, Indiana. She was born 1879 in Ohio, and died 1947 in Delaware Co , Muncie, Indiana.

Children of Francis Reno and Clara Knecht are:
+ 75 i. Harry Eugene9 Reno, born March 08, 1896 in Ohio; died January 1972 in Delaware Co, Muncie, Indiana.
+ 76 ii. Mildred M Reno, born January 08, 1900 in Delaware Co., Indiana.
77 iii. Lillian E Reno, born December 12, 1903 in Muncie, Delaware Co, Indiana. She married Gerald Ullong March 31, 1923 in Delaware Co, Indiana; born July 25, 1897.
78 iv. Thelma A Reno, born November 04, 1906 in Muncie, Delaware Co, Indiana.
79 v. Myrtle L Reno, born 1910 in Ohio.
80 vi. Francis E Reno, born May 05, 1912 in Muncie, Delaware Co, Indiana; died February 06, 1993 in Anderson, Madison Co, Indiana.

Notes for Francis E Reno:
[Broderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 2 L-Z, Ed. 7, Social Security Death Index: U.S., Date of Import: Dec 29, 1999, Internal Ref. #1.112.7.74597.13]

Individual: Reno, Francis
Social Security #: 307-07-6139
Issued in: Indiana

Birth date: May 5, 1912
Death date: Feb 6, 1993

ZIP Code of last known residence: 46016
Primary location associated with this ZIP Code:

Anderson, Indiana

81 vii. Garnet J Reno, born September 28, 1916 in Muncie, Delaware Co, Indiana.
82 viii. Howard Reno, born May 14, 1919 in Muncie, Delaware Co, Indiana; died February 20, 1988 in Glenview, Illinois.

Notes for Howard Reno:
[Broderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 2 L-Z, Ed. 7, Social Security Death Index: U.S., Date of Import: Dec 29, 1999, Internal Ref. #1.112.7.74598.121]

Individual: Reno, Howard
Social Security #: 311-10-1504
Issued in: Indiana

Birth date: May 14, 1919
Death date: Feb 20, 1988

ZIP Code of last known residence: 60025
Primary location associated with this ZIP Code:

Glenview, Illinois

68. Herbert8 Reno (Smith C.7, Mary L6 LeBaron, William5, William4, James3, James2, Francis1) was born March 28, 1879 in Beaver Co, Pennsylvania. He married Dora Knecht. She was born June 1878 in Ohio.

Children of Herbert Reno and Dora Knecht are:
83 i. Irena9 Reno, born May 1896 in Ohio.
84 ii. Lawrence Reno, born December 1897 in Ohio.
85 iii. Herbert Reno, born March 25, 1900 in Indiana.
86 iv. Boy Reno, born October 09, 1902 in Indiana.

Generation No. 9

70. Percy Dwight9 Brotherton (Addah Mae8 Reno, Smith C.7, Mary L6 LeBaron, William5, William4, James3, James2, Francis1) was born June 20, 1889 in Rochester, Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania, and died January 30, 1957 in Reading, Hamilton Co, Ohio. He married Charlotte Ann Shepherd November 14, 1906 in Muncie, Delaware Co, Indiana, daughter of William Shepherd and Anna Geyer. She was born March 10, 1889 in St. Mary's, Auglaize Co, Ohio, and died September 14, 1956 in Reading, Hamilton Co, Ohio.

Notes for Percy Dwight Brotherton:
Source:Norma Losh Runyon

A letter i got from my mother, talking about Percy Dwight Brotherton......
Talked to Gayle Brotherton tonite,I lost her daughters email,had to call and ask her to re-send her address.She and I were talking about the good old days and how we remembered grandma and grandpa,I remembered how he dearly loved the Reds and the ponies,I think he` the one that taught dad how to handicap them,and dad taught me.Dad told me that grandpa Brotherton made the best bathtub gin in or around Cincy.The band leaders of the time,that played there,would come and buy gin from our sweet little grandfather,who weighed about 120` soaking wet.Dad loved the Brotherton`,until he married Maryellen,he and i would go to Reading,and spend a week or so with Addah and George,when they lived on Church Street.We went to the races,the old Coney Island and the zoo.

Buried in the Protestant Cemetery

Notes for Charlotte Ann Shepherd:
Buried in the Protestant Cemetery

Children of Percy Brotherton and Charlotte Shepherd are:
87 i. Addah10 Brotherton, born January 19, 1907 in Hamilton Co, Reading, Ohio; died September 01, 1969 in Reading, Hamilton Co, Ohio. She married (1) George Jessen; born Abt. 1899; died March 04, 1962 in Reading, Hamilton Co, Ohio. She married (2) Joseph Fox; born September 20, 1901 in Hamilton co., Ohio; died March 1986 in Cleveland, Ohio.

Notes for Addah Brotherton:
addah was married five times and there are no children born from any marriages. joseph was her last marriage.

Notes for Joseph Fox:
Joseph Fox was one of the well known members of the dillinger gang and on Sept. 26, 1933 Tuesday 1:30 p.m. escaped from the Indiana State Prison at Michigan City. he was sentenced to life in prison in indiana may 4,1930 for bank robbery. other Escapees were : John dillinger, Harry Pierpont, Charles Makley, Russell Clark, Edward Shouse, Walter Dietrich, John Burns, James Jenkins, John Hamilton, James Clark *Machine Gun Kelly apprehended in Memphis. my mother knew joseph fox when he was married to her aunt addah brotherton and remembers him being a "very nice person" and not as he is portrayed to be.[Broderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 1 A-L, Ed. 5, Social Security Death Index: U.S., Date of Import: May 18, 1999, Internal Ref. #1.111.5.79629.162]

Individual: Fox, Joseph
Social Security #: 285-03-2994
SS# issued in: Ohio

Birth date: Sep 20, 1901
Death date: Mar 1986

Residence code: Ohio

ZIP Code of last known residence: 44114
Primary location associated with this ZIP Code:

Cleveland, Ohio

+ 88 ii. Doris Brotherton, born December 08, 1908 in Ohio; died January 1978.
+ 89 iii. Mabel Philomena Brotherton, born November 05, 1911 in Reading, Hamilton Co., Ohio; died May 05, 1992 in Cape Coral, Flordia.
+ 90 iv. George Carlos Brotherton, born September 22, 1915; died February 21, 2000 in Cincinnati, Hamilton Co., Ohio.
91 v. William E Brotherton, born February 16, 1918 in Jay County, Indiana; died April 1973 in Ohio.

Notes for William E Brotherton:
SS# 269-03-8133 Issued in Ohio

+ 92 vi. Kathleen Adella Brotherton, born August 20, 1920 in Muncie, Delaware Co., Indiana.
93 vii. Clifton Brotherton, born May 16, 1922 in Indiana; died February 20, 1994 in Pahrump, Nevada.

Notes for Clifton Brotherton:
Clifton (Tippy) was in the Marines. He enlisted in April 1943 and was stationed in the South Pacific.

94 viii. Charles Brotherton, born December 03, 1925 in Delaware Co, Muncie, Indiana; died May 08, 1963 in Hamilton Co,Ohio.

Notes for Charles Brotherton:
SS# 294-14-2145 Issued in Ohio

95 ix. Eddie Brotherton, born March 09, 1928.
96 x. Martha Brotherton, born March 14, 1929. She married Bob Christophel; born Private.

71. John9 Brotherton (Addah Mae8 Reno, Smith C.7, Mary L6 LeBaron, William5, William4, James3, James2, Francis1) was born December 21, 1890 in Ohio, and died August 26, 1926 in Reading, ohio. He married Martha Glardon 1910 in Ohio.

Children of John Brotherton and Martha Glardon are:
97 i. Jack10 Brotherton, born April 06, 1911.
98 ii. Mildred Brotherton, born October 15, 1913.
99 iii. Helen Brotherton, born October 09, 1917.

72. Raymond Clyde9 Brotherton (Addah Mae8 Reno, Smith C.7, Mary L6 LeBaron, William5, William4, James3, James2, Francis1) was born January 22, 1893 in Tiffin,Ohio, and died November 12, 1967 in Reading,Ohio. He married Marie Corsmier July 22, 1914 in Ohio. She was born June 11, 1896 in Des Moines, Iowa, and died January 28, 1968 in Reading,Ohio.

Children of Raymond Brotherton and Marie Corsmier are:
100 i. Raymond Clyde Jr10 Brotherton, born July 01, 1915; died July 01, 1915.
+ 101 ii. Mary Elizabeth Brotherton, born May 22, 1916; died October 01, 1971.
+ 102 iii. Adele Brotherton, born October 05, 1918.
+ 103 iv. Audrey Brotherton, born October 05, 1918.
104 v. Estelle Brotherton, born May 29, 1925; died May 27, 1926.
105 vi. Jeanette Brotherton, born Private.
+ 106 vii. Rita Brotherton, born Private.
+ 107 viii. Ronald Brotherton, born Private.
+ 108 ix. Paul Joseph Brotherton, born Private.
+ 109 x. James Brotherton, born Private.
+ 110 xi. Charles Allen Brotherton, born Private.

73. Lester9 Brotherton (Addah Mae8 Reno, Smith C.7, Mary L6 LeBaron, William5, William4, James3, James2, Francis1) was born January 20, 1895 in 1422 5th Ave in Beaver Falls, Beaver Co., Pennsylvania, and died October 1976 in Cincinnati, Hamilton Co., Ohio. He married Alma Josephine Lantry January 26, 1916 in Reading,Ohio. She was born December 23, 1895 in Reading, OH, and died May 14, 1980 in Cincinnati, OH.

Children of Lester Brotherton and Alma Lantry are:
+ 111 i. Jeanne Theresa10 Brotherton, born November 22, 1916 in Reading, OH.
+ 112 ii. Robert William Brotherton, born August 05, 1918 in Reading, OH; died May 29, 1992 in Cincinnati, OH.
+ 113 iii. Richard John Brotherton, born June 16, 1929 in Reading, Oh.
+ 114 iv. Noel Lester Brotherton, born Private.
+ 115 v. William George Brotherton, born Private.
+ 116 vi. Patricia Carol Brotherton, born Private.
117 vii. Jerry Brotherton, born Private.

74. Mildred9 Brotherton (Addah Mae8 Reno, Smith C.7, Mary L6 LeBaron, William5, William4, James3, James2, Francis1) was born January 06, 1897 in Ohio, and died July 1986 in Cincinnati, Ohio. She married John Flege May 31, 1916 in Reading,Ohio. He was born December 02, 1894 in Ohio, and died December 15, 1987 in Cincinnati, Ohio.

Notes for Mildred Brotherton:
[Broderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 1 A-K, Ed. 7, Social Security Death Index: U.S., Date of Import: Apr 5, 2000, Internal Ref. #1.111.7.87052.48]

Individual: Flege, Mildred
Social Security #: 283-42-3086
Issued in: Ohio

Birth date: Jan 6, 1897
Death date: Jul 1986

Residence code: Ohio

ZIP Code of last known residence: 45215
Primary location associated with this ZIP Code:

Cincinnati, Ohio

Notes for John Flege:
[Broderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 1 A-K, Ed. 7, Social Security Death Index: U.S., Date of Import: Apr 5, 2000, Internal Ref. #1.111.7.87052.40]

Individual: Flege, John
Social Security #: 269-05-8167
Issued in: Ohio

Birth date: Dec 2, 1894
Death date: Dec 15, 1987

ZIP Code of last known residence: 45215
Primary location associated with this ZIP Code:

Cincinnati, Ohio

Children of Mildred Brotherton and John Flege are:
+ 118 i. George10 Flege, born July 27, 1917 in Hamilton Co., Ohio; died December 05, 1999 in Reading, Hamilton Co., Ohio.
119 ii. Mary Flege, born April 30, 1920.
120 iii. Genevieve Flege, born July 17, 1922.
121 iv. Estelle Flege, born September 08, 1924.
122 v. Helen Flege, born August 11, 1929.
123 vi. Cathy Flege, born August 29, 1931.

75. Harry Eugene9 Reno (Francis8, Smith C.7, Mary L6 LeBaron, William5, William4, James3, James2, Francis1) was born March 08, 1896 in Ohio, and died January 1972 in Delaware Co, Muncie, Indiana. He married Ruth A Stout December 13, 1919 in Delaware Co, Indiana. She was born November 20, 1900.

Notes for Harry Eugene Reno:
[Broderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 2 L-Z, Ed. 7, Social Security Death Index: U.S., Date of Import: Dec 29, 1999, Internal Ref. #1.112.7.74598.19]

Individual: Reno, Harry
Social Security #: 307-07-1058
Issued in: Indiana

Birth date: Mar 8, 1896
Death date: Jan 1972

Residence code: Indiana

ZIP Code of last known residence: 47303
Primary location associated with this ZIP Code:

Muncie, Indiana

Child of Harry Reno and Ruth Stout is:
124 i. Harry Eugene Jr10 Reno, born August 03, 1920 in Delaware Co., Indiana; died Unknown in Ridgeville, Indiana.

Notes for Harry Eugene Jr Reno:
[Broderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 2 L-Z, Ed. 7, Social Security Death Index: U.S., Date of Import: Jan 20, 2000, Internal Ref. #1.112.7.74598.31]

Individual: Reno, Harry, Jr.
Social Security #: 315-01-8527
Issued in: Indiana

Birth date: Aug 3, 1920
Death date: missing

ZIP Code of last known residence: 47380
Primary location associated with this ZIP Code:

Ridgeville, Indiana

76. Mildred M9 Reno (Francis8, Smith C.7, Mary L6 LeBaron, William5, William4, James3, James2, Francis1) was born January 08, 1900 in Delaware Co., Indiana. She married Melvin Miles Mitchell March 23, 1918 in Delaware Co, Indiana. He was born September 25, 1899.

Children of Mildred Reno and Melvin Mitchell are:
125 i. Melvin Miles10 Mitchell, born September 15, 1918 in Delaware Co., Indiana; died June 13, 1989 in Muncie, Delaware Co., Indiana.
126 ii. Harold E Mitchell, born July 23, 1920 in Delaware Co., Indiana.

Generation No. 10

88. Doris10 Brotherton (Percy Dwight9, Addah Mae8 Reno, Smith C.7, Mary L6 LeBaron, William5, William4, James3, James2, Francis1) was born December 08, 1908 in Ohio, and died January 1978. She married Gerald Wilke.

Children of Doris Brotherton and Gerald Wilke are:
127 i. Barbara Jo11 Wilke, born Private.
128 ii. Charlotte Ann Wilke, born Private. She married John Huffer.
129 iii. Betty Jean Wilke, born Private. She married George Roby.

89. Mabel Philomena10 Brotherton (Percy Dwight9, Addah Mae8 Reno, Smith C.7, Mary L6 LeBaron, William5, William4, James3, James2, Francis1) was born November 05, 1911 in Reading, Hamilton Co., Ohio, and died May 05, 1992 in Cape Coral, Flordia. She married (1) John Franklin Losh May 14, 1929 in Muncie, Indiana, son of Franklin Losh and Suzie McCormick. He was born October 10, 1905 in Muncie, Indiana, and died August 12, 1987 in Muncie, Indiana. She married (2) Robert Earl Burnworth December 03, 1938 in Anderson, Madison Co., Indiana, son of Earl Burnworth and Nettie. He was born March 21, 1918 in Indiana, and died January 06, 2000 in Cape Coral, Flordia.

Notes for John Franklin Losh:
NOTE: Mabel Brotherton was first married to John Losh and Mary Cronk was the second marriage. For some reason my gedcom will not correct this problem.

Children of Mabel Brotherton and John Losh are:
130 i. John11 Franklin, Jr. Losh, born 1929 in Muncie, Indiana; died 1929 in Muncie, Indiana.
+ 131 ii. Norma Sue Losh, born Private.

90. George Carlos10 Brotherton (Percy Dwight9, Addah Mae8 Reno, Smith C.7, Mary L6 LeBaron, William5, William4, James3, James2, Francis1) was born September 22, 1915, and died February 21, 2000 in Cincinnati, Hamilton Co., Ohio. He married Mary Tinder.

Notes for George Carlos Brotherton:
Obituaries and Death Notices
Published on Wednesday, February 23, 2000

BROTHERTON George Carlos, beloved husband of the late Mary L. (nee Tinder), loving father of Gail L. Puckett, Donald C. (Mary) Brotherton and Wanda M. (Charles) Degaro, also survived by 19 grandchildren and 31 great grandchildren, dear brother of Edward Brotherton and Martha Christophel. Monday, February 21, 2000, age 84. Friends may call at the Hodapp Funeral Home, 8815 Cincinnati-Columbus Rd. (Rt. 42), West Chester, Thursday from 11 A.M. until Carthage Lodge #573 F&AM services at 12:30 P.M. and funeral services at 1 P.M. Memorials may be made to Hospice of Cincinnati, P.O. Box 710784, Cincinnati, OH 45271.

Children of George Brotherton and Mary Tinder are:
132 i. Gail11 Brotherton. She married Puckett.
133 ii. Donald Brotherton.
134 iii. Wanda M Brotherton. She married Charles Degaro.

92. Kathleen Adella10 Brotherton (Percy Dwight9, Addah Mae8 Reno, Smith C.7, Mary L6 LeBaron, William5, William4, James3, James2, Francis1) was born August 20, 1920 in Muncie, Delaware Co., Indiana. She married Davis.

Children of Kathleen Brotherton and Davis are:
135 i. Addah Louise11 Davis.
136 ii. Joyce Ann Davis.

101. Mary Elizabeth10 Brotherton (Raymond Clyde9, Addah Mae8 Reno, Smith C.7, Mary L6 LeBaron, William5, William4, James3, James2, Francis1) was born May 22, 1916, and died October 01, 1971. She married Charles L. Sanders Sr. He was born February 04, 1912, and died June 07, 1961.

Children of Mary Brotherton and Charles Sr are:
+ 137 i. Willa Ann11 Sanders, born January 11, 1935.
138 ii. Virginia Sanders, born February 22, 1936; died February 22, 1936.
139 iii. Charles Lee Sanders, born February 05, 1938.
140 iv. Gary Sanders, born May 27, 1941.

102. Adele10 Brotherton (Raymond Clyde9, Addah Mae8 Reno, Smith C.7, Mary L6 LeBaron, William5, William4, James3, James2, Francis1) was born October 05, 1918. She married George Graham. He was born August 10, 1919.

Children of Adele Brotherton and George Graham are:
+ 141 i. Tommy11 Graham, born Private.
+ 142 ii. Billy Graham, born Private.
143 iii. Ricky Graham, born Private.

103. Audrey10 Brotherton (Raymond Clyde9, Addah Mae8 Reno, Smith C.7, Mary L6 LeBaron, William5, William4, James3, James2, Francis1) was born October 05, 1918. She married Paul Tumbleson. He was born June 29, 1915.

Children of Audrey Brotherton and Paul Tumbleson are:
144 i. Tommy11 Tumbleson, born February 05, 1955; died February 10, 1955.
+ 145 ii. Larry Tumbleson, born Private.
146 iii. Jerry Tumbleson, born Private.
147 iv. Bobby Tumbleson, born Private.
148 v. Ronald Tumbleson, born Private.
149 vi. Donna Jean Tumbleson, born Private.
150 vii. Karen Tumbleson, born Private.
151 viii. Judy Tumbleson, born Private.
152 ix. Carol Tumbleson, born Private.
153 x. Timmy Tumbleson, born Private.

106. Rita10 Brotherton (Raymond Clyde9, Addah Mae8 Reno, Smith C.7, Mary L6 LeBaron, William5, William4, James3, James2, Francis1) was born Private. She married Russell Rager. He was born Private.

Children of Rita Brotherton and Russell Rager are:
154 i. Marie Elizabeth11 Rager, born December 02, 1947; died December 02, 1947.
155 ii. Jeanne Rager, born Private.
156 iii. Rusty Rager, born Private.
157 iv. Janette Rager, born Private.
158 v. Jimmy Rager, born Private.
159 vi. David Rager, born Private.

107. Ronald10 Brotherton (Raymond Clyde9, Addah Mae8 Reno, Smith C.7, Mary L6 LeBaron, William5, William4, James3, James2, Francis1) was born Private. He married Esther Padgett. She was born Private.

Children of Ronald Brotherton and Esther Padgett are:
160 i. Ronnie11 Brotherton, born Private.
161 ii. Dorothy Brotherton, born Private.
162 iii. Gary Brotherton, born Private.
163 iv. Terry Brotherton, born Private.
164 v. Steven Brotherton, born Private.
165 vi. Audrey Brotherton, born Private.
166 vii. Joseph Brotherton, born Private.
+ 167 viii. Celine Brotherton, born Private.
168 ix. Mark Brotherton, born Private.

108. Paul Joseph10 Brotherton (Raymond Clyde9, Addah Mae8 Reno, Smith C.7, Mary L6 LeBaron, William5, William4, James3, James2, Francis1) was born Private. He married Gerry Yarger. She was born Private.

Children of Paul Brotherton and Gerry Yarger are:
169 i. Geraldine11 Brotherton, born Private.
170 ii. Paula Ann Brotherton, born Private.
171 iii. Dennis Brotherton, born Private.
172 iv. Donald Brotherton, born Private.

109. James10 Brotherton (Raymond Clyde9, Addah Mae8 Reno, Smith C.7, Mary L6 LeBaron, William5, William4, James3, James2, Francis1) was born Private. He married Joella Noakes. She was born May 11, 1935, and died June 29, 1998.

Children of James Brotherton and Joella Noakes are:
173 i. Richard11 Brotherton, born May 08, 1952; died May 08, 1952.
174 ii. James Jr Brotherton, born Private.
175 iii. Michael Brotherton, born Private.
176 iv. Tommy Brotherton, born Private.

110. Charles Allen10 Brotherton (Raymond Clyde9, Addah Mae8 Reno, Smith C.7, Mary L6 LeBaron, William5, William4, James3, James2, Francis1) was born Private. He married Carol Bishop. She was born Private.

Child of Charles Brotherton and Carol Bishop is:
177 i. Esther Marie11 Brotherton, born Private.

111. Jeanne Theresa10 Brotherton (Lester9, Addah Mae8 Reno, Smith C.7, Mary L6 LeBaron, William5, William4, James3, James2, Francis1) was born November 22, 1916 in Reading, OH. She married Ronald Frederick Kramer November 14, 1936. He was born November 27, 1915 in Reading, OH, and died July 20, 1997 in Evendale, Cincinnati, OH.

Children of Jeanne Brotherton and Ronald Kramer are:
178 i. Donald Joseph11 Kramer, born December 19, 1937; died July 03, 1968.
179 ii. Suzanne Elaine Kramer, born March 01, 1945; died April 19, 1994.
180 iii. Kenneth Earl Kramer, born Private.
181 iv. Ronald Franklin Jr Kramer, born Private.
182 v. Barry Stephen Kramer, born Private.
183 vi. Gregory Allen Kramer, born Private.
184 vii. Maryanne Kramer, born Private.

112. Robert William10 Brotherton (Lester9, Addah Mae8 Reno, Smith C.7, Mary L6 LeBaron, William5, William4, James3, James2, Francis1) was born August 05, 1918 in Reading, OH, and died May 29, 1992 in Cincinnati, OH. He married Marie Elizabeth Dearmody November 09, 1940. She was born Private.

Children of Robert Brotherton and Marie Dearmody are:
185 i. Noel11 Brotherton, born Private.
186 ii. Wayne Brotherton, born Private.

113. Richard John10 Brotherton (Lester9, Addah Mae8 Reno, Smith C.7, Mary L6 LeBaron, William5, William4, James3, James2, Francis1) was born June 16, 1929 in Reading, Oh. He married Giuseppina Maria Guidetti August 14, 1957 in Santa Maria Magdalena Church, Monerotondo, Rome, Italy. She was born February 25, 1933 in Monterotondo, Italy.

Children of Richard Brotherton and Giuseppina Guidetti are:
187 i. Linda Maria11 Brotherton, born October 18, 1959. She married Steven B. Abeling.
+ 188 ii. Tania Maria Brotherton, born November 04, 1961.
189 iii. Anthony Vincent Brotherton, born October 04, 1963. He married Barbara Hayes.
+ 190 iv. Maria Christina Brotherton, born July 15, 1965.
191 v. Thomas Vincent Brotherton, born January 13, 1968.

114. Noel Lester10 Brotherton (Lester9, Addah Mae8 Reno, Smith C.7, Mary L6 LeBaron, William5, William4, James3, James2, Francis1) was born Private. He married Patricia A. Sheldon Private. She was born Private.

Children of Noel Brotherton and Patricia Sheldon are:
192 i. Noel Bernard11 Brotherton, born May 29, 1952; died February 12, 1998.
193 ii. Roxanne Brotherton, born Private.
194 iii. Scott Brotherton, born Private.

115. William George10 Brotherton (Lester9, Addah Mae8 Reno, Smith C.7, Mary L6 LeBaron, William5, William4, James3, James2, Francis1) was born Private. He married Virginia Matilda Matre. She was born Private.

Children of William Brotherton and Virginia Matre are:
195 i. Mark11 Brotherton, born Private.
196 ii. Michael Brotherton, born Private.
197 iii. William Brotherton, born Private.
+ 198 iv. Sharon Brotherton, born Private.

116. Patricia Carol10 Brotherton (Lester9, Addah Mae8 Reno, Smith C.7, Mary L6 LeBaron, William5, William4, James3, James2, Francis1) was born Private. She married James Russel Harmeyer Private. He was born Private.

Children of Patricia Brotherton and James Harmeyer are:
199 i. Victoria11 Harmeyer, born Private. She married Greg Burris; born Private.
200 ii. Lisa Harmeyer, born Private. She married Ron Long.
201 iii. Michelle Harmeyer, born Private. She married Mitsuko Ramos.
202 iv. Michael Harmeyer, born Private. He married Oakie Hicks; born Private.
203 v. Christine Harmeyer, born Private. She married Mark Feldhaus.
204 vi. Amy Harmeyer, born Private. She married Jim Wilmink.
205 vii. Cherie Harmeyer, born Private. She married Doug Ramsey; born Private.
206 viii. James Patrick Harmeyer, born Private.

118. George10 Flege (Mildred9 Brotherton, Addah Mae8 Reno, Smith C.7, Mary L6 LeBaron, William5, William4, James3, James2, Francis1) was born July 27, 1917 in Hamilton Co., Ohio, and died December 05, 1999 in Reading, Hamilton Co., Ohio. He married Mary Catherine Brewer. She was born July 23, 1930 in Ohio, and died November 1980 in Cincinnati, Ohio.

Notes for Mary Catherine Brewer:
[Broderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 1 A-K, Ed. 7, Social Security Death Index: U.S., Date of Import: Apr 5, 2000, Internal Ref. #1.111.7.87052.47]

Individual: Flege, Mary
Social Security #: 268-26-1208
Issued in: Ohio

Birth date: Jul 23, 1930
Death date: Nov 1980

ZIP Code of address where death benefit payment was sent: 45237
Primary location associated with this ZIP Code:

Cincinnati, Ohio

Children of George Flege and Mary Brewer are:
207 i. Joy11 Flege.
208 ii. Jean Flege.
209 iii. Jack Flege.

Generation No. 11

131. Norma Sue11 Losh (Mabel Philomena10 Brotherton, Percy Dwight9, Addah Mae8 Reno, Smith C.7, Mary L6 LeBaron, William5, William4, James3, James2, Francis1) was born Private. She married Edward Runyon Private, son of Cathenas Runyon and Jessie Davis. He was born Private.

Children of Norma Losh and Edward Runyon are:
+ 210 i. Michael Edward12 Runyon, born Private.
211 ii. John Jeffery Runyon, born Private. He married Sharon A Watson Private; born Private.
+ 212 iii. Teresa Sue Runyon, born Private.
+ 213 iv. Kelly Ann Runyon, born Private.

137. Willa Ann11 Sanders (Mary Elizabeth10 Brotherton, Raymond Clyde9, Addah Mae8 Reno, Smith C.7, Mary L6 LeBaron, William5, William4, James3, James2, Francis1) was born January 11, 1935. She married Charles T. Ringel. He was born October 24, 1933.

Children of Willa Sanders and Charles Ringel are:
214 i. Mary Ann12 Ringel, born March 31, 1960. She married Steven Andrew Huff; born March 24, 1960.
215 ii. Chuckie T Ringel, born July 09, 1962.
216 iii. Theresa Ann Ringel, born August 06, 1964.
217 iv. Rita Ann Ringel, born November 04, 1969.

141. Tommy11 Graham (Adele10 Brotherton, Raymond Clyde9, Addah Mae8 Reno, Smith C.7, Mary L6 LeBaron, William5, William4, James3, James2, Francis1) was born Private. He married Irene Gates. She was born Private.

Children of Tommy Graham and Irene Gates are:
218 i. Tommy12 Graham, born Private.
219 ii. Lisa Graham, born Private.

142. Billy11 Graham (Adele10 Brotherton, Raymond Clyde9, Addah Mae8 Reno, Smith C.7, Mary L6 LeBaron, William5, William4, James3, James2, Francis1) was born Private. He married Katy Hughes Private. She was born Private.

Child of Billy Graham and Katy Hughes is:
220 i. Ryan Hughes12 Graham, born Private.

145. Larry11 Tumbleson (Audrey10 Brotherton, Raymond Clyde9, Addah Mae8 Reno, Smith C.7, Mary L6 LeBaron, William5, William4, James3, James2, Francis1) was born Private. He married Carol Lofland. She was born Private.

Children of Larry Tumbleson and Carol Lofland are:
221 i. Susan Marie12 Tumbleson, born Private.
222 ii. Lawrence Jr Tumbleson, born Private.

167. Celine11 Brotherton (Ronald10, Raymond Clyde9, Addah Mae8 Reno, Smith C.7, Mary L6 LeBaron, William5, William4, James3, James2, Francis1) was born Private.

Child of Celine Brotherton is:
223 i. Deziree Lee12 Brotherton, born Private.

Notes for Deziree Lee Brotherton:
Deziree Lee Brotherton is the daughter of Celine Brotherton,but was legally adopted by her grandparents Ron & Esther Brotherton.

188. Tania Maria11 Brotherton (Richard John10, Lester9, Addah Mae8 Reno, Smith C.7, Mary L6 LeBaron, William5, William4, James3, James2, Francis1) was born November 04, 1961.

Child of Tania Maria Brotherton is:
224 i. Jamie Jeanne12 Brotherton, born September 18, 1978.

190. Maria Christina11 Brotherton (Richard John10, Lester9, Addah Mae8 Reno, Smith C.7, Mary L6 LeBaron, William5, William4, James3, James2, Francis1) was born July 15, 1965.

Child of Maria Christina Brotherton is:
225 i. Kalen James12 Brotherton, born August 07, 1997.

198. Sharon11 Brotherton (William George10, Lester9, Addah Mae8 Reno, Smith C.7, Mary L6 LeBaron, William5, William4, James3, James2, Francis1) was born Private.

Child of Sharon Brotherton is:
226 i. Meridith12 Brotherton, born Private.

Generation No. 12

210. Michael Edward12 Runyon (Norma Sue11 Losh, Mabel Philomena10 Brotherton, Percy Dwight9, Addah Mae8 Reno, Smith C.7, Mary L6 LeBaron, William5, William4, James3, James2, Francis1) was born Private. He married (1) Sheri A Pence September 01, 1977 in Austin,Texas. She was born August 20, 1949 in Marion,Indiana. He married (2) Becky Wyckoff Private, daughter of Andrew Wyckoff. She was born Private.

Children of Michael Runyon and Becky Wyckoff are:
227 i. James Allen13 Runyon, born Private. He married ? Private; born Private.
+ 228 ii. Joseph Andrew Runyon, born Private.

212. Teresa Sue12 Runyon (Norma Sue11 Losh, Mabel Philomena10 Brotherton, Percy Dwight9, Addah Mae8 Reno, Smith C.7, Mary L6 LeBaron, William5, William4, James3, James2, Francis1) was born Private. She met (1) Howard Dale Swathwood Private, son of Howard Swathwood and Helen Hansen. He was born Private. She married (2) Robert Gregory McQuien Private, son of Donald McQuien and June Ballew. He was born Private.

Child of Teresa Runyon and Howard Swathwood is:
229 i. Jeremy Dale13 Runyon, born Private.

213. Kelly Ann12 Runyon (Norma Sue11 Losh, Mabel Philomena10 Brotherton, Percy Dwight9, Addah Mae8 Reno, Smith C.7, Mary L6 LeBaron, William5, William4, James3, James2, Francis1) was born Private. She married (1) Michael Dean Schwyn Private, son of Ray Schwyn and Wilma King. He was born Private. She married (2) Jimmie Lee Bragg Private, son of James Bragg and Barbara Bennett. He was born Private. She met (3) Richard Douglas Lawson Private. He was born Private.

Children of Kelly Runyon and Michael Schwyn are:
230 i. Michael13 Dean, Jr. Schwyn, born Private.
231 ii. Aaron Shane Schwyn, born Private.
232 iii. Chasity Nicole Schwyn, born Private.
233 iv. Megan Renae Schwyn, born Private.

Child of Kelly Runyon and Richard Lawson is:
+ 234 i. Miccah Dawn13 Runyon, born Private.

Generation No. 13

228. Joseph Andrew13 Runyon (Michael Edward12, Norma Sue11 Losh, Mabel Philomena10 Brotherton, Percy Dwight9, Addah Mae8 Reno, Smith C.7, Mary L6 LeBaron, William5, William4, James3, James2, Francis1) was born Private. He married ?. She was born Private.

Children of Joseph Runyon and ? are:
235 i. Andrew14 Runyon, born Private.
236 ii. Kaitlin Runyon, born Private.

234. Miccah Dawn13 Runyon (Kelly Ann12, Norma Sue11 Losh, Mabel Philomena10 Brotherton, Percy Dwight9, Addah Mae8 Reno, Smith C.7, Mary L6 LeBaron, William5, William4, James3, James2, Francis1) was born Private. She met Cody Bruce Dininger Private, son of Neil Dininger and Shelley White. He was born Private.

Child of Miccah Runyon and Cody Dininger is:
237 i. Breanne Denae14 Runyon, born Private.

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