John Daub was born on 24 August 1852 in Wilmot, Waterloo, Ontario, Canada.¹ He was the son of Andrew Daub and Catherina Becking.¹ John Daub, Justus Daub, George Daub, William Daub, Catherine Daub, Anna Elisabeth Daub, Caroline Daub, Frederick Daub, Mary Daub, Christian Daub and Valentine Daub were listed as a household member living with Andrew Daub and Catherina Daub, on the 1871 Census in Wilmot, Waterloo, Ontario; Christian and Frederick are listed as female twins age 7.² John Daub died on 25 March 1931 at the age of 78.¹

     Justus Daub was born on 10 December 1857 in Wilmot, Waterloo, Ontario, Canada.^2,3,1 He was the son of Andrew Daub and Catherina Becking.¹ Justus Daub was baptized on 14 February 1858 in Evangelical Lutheran Church, Philipsburg, Waterloo, Ontario, Canada.¹ He, George Daub, William Daub, John Daub, Catherine Daub, Anna Elisabeth Daub, Caroline Daub, Frederick Daub, Mary Daub, Christian Daub and Valentine Daub were listed as a household member living with Andrew Daub and Catherina Daub, on the 1871 Census in Wilmot, Waterloo, Ontario; Christian and Frederick are listed as female twins age 7.⁴ On 24 May 1880, Justus Daub married Margaretha "Maggie" Reinwald, daughter of Conrad Reinwald and Anna Elisabeth Kircher, in Milverton, Perth, Ontario, Canada. They were married in the Lutheran Church by Rev. John Kay.² On the 1881 census , Justus Daub was listed as the head of the family living in Milverton, Perth, Ontario.⁵ On the 1885 census , Justus Daub was listed as the head of the family living in Dewitt Village, Saline, Nebraska. Also included in the household: Edward Daub and Johann "John" Reinwald.⁶ Justus Daub died on 27 October 1885 in Dewitt, Saline, Nebraska, at the age of 27.^7,8,9 Justus was buried on Tuesday, 27 October 1885 in the Oak Grove Cemetery, located in Dewitt, Saline County, Nebraska .^8,9 He did not leave a will. His letter of administration was filed on on 5 February 1886 in Dewitt Village, Saline, Nebraska, listing Margaretha Daub as his widow and Johann "John" Reinwald as the administrator.⁹

     Louise Daub was born on 23 March 1868 in Wilmot, Waterloo, Ontario, Canada.¹ She was the daughter of Andrew Daub and Catherina Becking.¹ Louise Daub, and Valentine Daub, Christian Daub, Frederick Daub, Mary Daub and Elizabeth Daub appeared on the 4 April 1881 census in the household of Andrew Daub and Catherina Daub.² Louise Daub died on 27 September 1936 at the age of 68.¹

     Margaret Daub was born circa 1809.¹ She was the daughter of John Daub and Catherina Schusler.¹

     Mary Daub was born on 22 January 1860 in Wilmot, Waterloo, Ontario, Canada.^1,2 She was the daughter of Andrew Daub and Catherina Becking.¹ Mary Daub, Justus Daub, George Daub, William Daub, John Daub, Catherine Daub, Anna Elisabeth Daub, Caroline Daub, Frederick Daub, Christian Daub and Valentine Daub were listed as a household member living with Andrew Daub and Catherina Daub, on the 1871 Census in Wilmot, Waterloo, Ontario; Christian and Frederick are listed as female twins age 7.¹ Mary Daub, and Valentine Daub, Christian Daub, Frederick Daub, Louise Daub and Elizabeth Daub appeared on the 4 April 1881 census in the household of Andrew Daub and Catherina Daub.³

     Valentine Daub was born on 10 February 1863 in Waterloo County, Ontario, Canada. He was the son of Andrew Daub and Catherina Becking. Valentine Daub, Justus Daub, George Daub, William Daub, John Daub, Catherine Daub, Anna Elisabeth Daub, Caroline Daub, Frederick Daub, Mary Daub and Christian Daub were listed as a household member living with Andrew Daub and Catherina Daub, on the 1871 Census in Wilmot, Waterloo, Ontario, Canada; Christian and Frederick are listed as female twins age 7.¹ Valentine Daub witnessed the marriage of Justus Daub and Margaretha "Maggie" Reinwald on 24 May 1880 in Milverton, Perth, Ontario, Canada; They were married in the Lutheran Church by Rev. John Kay.² Valentine Daub, and Christian Daub, Frederick Daub, Louise Daub, Mary Daub and Elizabeth Daub appeared on the 4 April 1881 census in the household of Andrew Daub and Catherina Daub.³ On 15 April 1883, Valentine Daub married Barbara Gerth, daughter of John Gerth and Barabara (Unknown Name), in North Easthope, Perth, Ontario, Canada.^4,5 On the 1891 census , Valentine Daub was listed as the head of the family living. Also included in the household: Barabara (Unknown Name).⁶
     On the 31 March 1901 census in North Easthope, Perth, Ontario,, Valentine was listed as the head of the family and living with him is Barbara Daub. And Barbara, his wife.⁷ Valentine Daub died in August 1944 at the age of 81.^8,4 Valentine was buried St. James Lutheran Cemetery, in North Easthope Township, Perth, Ontario, Canada.^9,8

     William Daub was born in September 1848 in Wilmot, Waterloo, Ontario, Canada.¹ He was the son of Andrew Daub and Catherina Becking.¹ William Daub, Justus Daub, George Daub, John Daub, Catherine Daub, Anna Elisabeth Daub, Caroline Daub, Frederick Daub, Mary Daub, Christian Daub and Valentine Daub were listed as a household member living with Andrew Daub and Catherina Daub, on the 1871 Census in Wilmot, Waterloo, Ontario; Christian and Frederick are listed as female twins age 7.² William Daub died on 11 April 1925 in Plymouth, Jefferson, Nebraska, at the age of 76.¹

     Catherine Davenport was born in 1728. She was the daughter of Eliphalet Davenport and Hannah (Unknown Name). On 28 December 1748, Catherine Davenport married Walter Wilbore, son of Joseph Wilbore and Emlin Champlin, in Little Compton, Newport, Rhode Island. She died in 1806.

      On 4 January 1753, Jonathan Davenport married Martha Wilbore, daughter of Joseph Wilbore and Emlin Champlin, in Little Compton, Newport, Rhode Island.

      Salina Davenport married Cooke Murphy, son of John Fouquoy Murphy and Rachel Cook.¹ She.¹

     Elijah Davidson This Elijah was probably the nephew of the Elijah Davidson who married Margaret Murphy, Nancy's aunt.¹ On 1 September 1825, Elijah Davidson married Nancy Murphy, daughter of William Murphy and Nancy Ferguson, in Warren County, Illinois.¹

     Elijah A Davidson A History of Kentucky Baptists From 1769 to 1885, Including More Than
800 Biographical Sketches, J. H. Spencer, Manuscript Revised and
Corrected by Mrs. Burilla B. Spencer, In Two Volumes. Printed For the
Author. 1886. Republished By Church History Research & Archives 1976
Lafayette, Tennessee. Vol. 2, p 113 [Barren County]

ELIJAH DAVIDSON, probably a son of the old pioneer preacher, Alexander
Davidson, united with Mt. Tabor church, in Barren county, in 1801. He
was probably baptized by Carter Tarrant, who was then pastor of that
church. He warmly espoused the cause of the Emancipationists, and, with
Elder John Murphy, in 1808, declared non-fellowship for the church,
because it tolerated slavery. Two years later, he returned to the
church, and was restored to fellowship. He was elected deacon, in 1812,
licensed to preach in 1820, and ordained, in 1824. It is probably that
he lived to preach only a few years. An extensive family connection, of
his name, still resides in Barren, and the surrounding counties. Of
this family, John Davidson was a Baptist preacher, at Holly Springs and
New Hope churches, from 1823 to 1827.¹ On 4 February 1802, Elijah A Davidson married Margaret Murphy, daughter of John Fouquoy Murphy and Rachel Cook, in Barren County, Kentucky.^1,2,3,4

     Henry Davidson was born on 28 May 1818.¹ On 22 April 1840, Henry Davidson married Sarah Montgomery.¹ Henry Davidson died on 19 February 1894 at the age of 75.¹

     Rebecca Lucretia Davidson was born in 1843.¹ She was the daughter of Henry Davidson and Sarah Montgomery. On 18 November 1863, Rebecca Lucretia Davidson married Henderson Warren Murphy, son of John Ecles Murphy and Frances Mary Wright "Franky" Doughty.^1,2,3,4 Rebecca was listed as the wife of Henderson Warren Murphy on 25 April 1910 Census in Lebanon, Linn, Oregon, ; The census states that Rebecca had 7 children.⁴ Rebecca Lucretia Davidson died on 21 July 1917.¹

      (Unknown Name) Davis married Priscilla K. Wilbor, daughter of Stephen Wilbor and Elizabeth (Unknown Name).¹

     Benjamin Davis.^1,2 Benjamin Davis married Lydia Nichols.^1,2

      On the 1850 Census in Fairfield Precinct, Marion, Oregon,, Harmon was listed as the head of the family. Susan Ione Davis, John Bond and Sarah Bond were listed as household members.¹ On 12 February 1851, Harmon C Davis married Susan Ione Bond, daughter of John Bond and Sarah Chastain, in Mahaska County, Iowa.^2,3

      On 10 August 1848, Isaac Silas Davis married Rebecca Bond, daughter of John Bond and Sarah Chastain, in Mahaska County, Iowa.^1,2,3

      On 21 February 1882, Julia L. Davis married Oristis A. Conrad, son of Johannes Conrad and Catherine Foote, in Allegan County, Michigan. She and Oristis A. Conrad appeared on the census of 25 June 1900 in Gun Plains, Allegan, Michigan, living in the household is:
Mary E. BRADLEY (niece) 24 NY
William BLANGER (servant) 28 NY.¹
Julia L. Davis and Oristis A. Conrad appeared on the census of 12 May 1910 in Gun Plains, Allegan, Michigan, living in the household:
Daniel L. MC DONALD (boarder) 37 MI
Mary E. MC DONALD (boarder) 35 NY
Arthur C. MC DONALD (boarder) 1 MI
Joseph W. CORY (hired man) 54 MI.²
Julia was buried in December 1911 in the Hillside Cemetery, located in Gun Plains, Allegan County, Michigan . She died on 2 December 1911 in Gun Plain, Allegan, Michigan.

     Mary Davis was born on 14 April 1757.^2,3 She was the daughter of Benjamin Davis and Lydia Nichols. Before 1816, Mary Davis married Brice Wing.² On 22 August 1816, Mary Wing married Tripp Mosher, son of Caleb Mosher and Elizabeth Wilbor, in Dover, Dutchess, New York.^1,3 Her body was interred after 3 February 1851 Somerset, Bristol, Massachusetts.³ She died on 5 February 1851 at the age of 93.^2,3

     Nelson Davis was born in Claiborne County, Tennessee.¹ He Captain of the Wagon Train that came in 1853.^2,1 On 14 May 1846, Nelson Davis married Elizabeth Bond, daughter of John Bond and Sarah Chastain, in Mahaska County, Iowa.^2,3,1 Nelson Davis witnessed the Donated Land Claim (DLC) of George Washington Bond on 16 October 1853 in Lane County, Oregon; The DLC shows the following information:

Bond, George W., Lane Co; b 1818, Henry Co, KY;
Arrived Oregon 21 Sept 1853;
Settled on Claim 16 Oct 1853;
m Elizabeth Stilwell 01 March 1838, Edger Co., Ill.⁴

      On 7 October 1641, Margaret Dawson married William Wilbor, son of Joseph Wilbor and Mary Marie (Unknown Name), in Stafford, Essex, England .^1,2

     Betty married Richard Laney.¹

     Charles Day and Samuel Beard immigrated to New York aboard the RMS Abyssinia arriving 13 March 1879 departing from Liverpool, England.² Residing in Waterloo, Seneca, New York, on the 1880 Census, Charles Day was listed as the head of the family. Also living in the household were , his daughter, Estella, his son-in-law, Samuel Beard.¹

     Estella Day was born in July 1854 in England .⁴ She was the daughter of Charles Day.³ Circa 1879, Estella Day married Samuel Beard, son of William Beard and Betsy Laney.^1,4 Estella was listed as the daughter of Charles Day on the 1880 Census in Waterloo, Seneca, New York.³ Estella was listed as the wife of Samuel Beard on 6 June 1900 Census in Waterloo, Seneca, New York, included in the household is Mary Beard and Gllinda Beard.⁴ In the obituary of Samuel Beard dated 15 September 1909 which printed in the Syracuse Herald, circulated in Syracuse, Onondaga County, New York, Estella Beard was mentioned as his wife.⁵
     On the 1910 census , Estella Beard was listed as the head of the family living in Waterloo, Seneca, New York.⁶

     Mary De La Vergne was born between 1751 and 1754 in New York.³ She was the daughter of Nicholas De La Vergne and Mary Husted.^1,2 Mary De La Vergne married Samuel Mosher, son of Caleb Mosher and Elizabeth Wilbor.^3,4
Mary De La Vergne was mentioned in the will of Nicholas De La Vergne filed on 6 June 1780 in Charlotte, Dutchess, New York. The will also mentions: Silas Deuel Duval and Mary Husted.⁵ Mary De La Vergne died between 1830 and 1840.³

     Nicholas De La Vergne was born between 1697 and 1703 in France.¹ Between 1747 and 1751, Nicholas De La Vergne married Mary Husted.² Nicholas De La Vergne left a will on 6 June 1780 in Charlotte, Dutchess, New York. Silas Deuel Duval, Mary De La Vergne and Mary Husted were mentioned in the will.³ Nicholas De La Vergne died in April 1782 in Charlotte, Dutchess, New York.^1,3 Nicholas's will was proved on 8 April 1782 in Charlotte, Dutchess, New York; the will mentions: wife Mary; sons Giles, Joseph, Nicholas, James, Ebenezer, Walter; daughters Mary, Sarah, Elisabeth, Hannah, Sussanna.³

      Before 27 March 1691, Mary Dean married Shadrach Wilbor, son of Samuel Wilbor and Ann Smith.¹ She died on 27 March 1691 in Taunton, Bristol, Massachusetts.¹

     Susanah Dean.¹ In July 1802, Susanah Dean married Reuben Wilbor, son of Esek Wilbor and Rebecca Tabor, in First Stanford Baptist Church, Bangall, Dutchess, New York.^2,3