Keziah Murphy died in 1754.¹ She was born in 1754 in Virginia.^2,1 She was the daughter of William Murphy and Margaret Hodge.

     Margaret Murphy was born on 10 September 1801 in Kentucky.^1,2,3 She was the daughter of William Murphy and Nancy Ferguson. On 5 April 1820, Margaret Murphy married Thomas Clelland Wallace, son of Robert Wallace and Jeminma Allingham.^2,4,3 She died on 23 July 1886 in Warren County, Illinois, at the age of 84.²

     Margaret Murphy was born on 19 August 1785.¹ She was the daughter of John Fouquoy Murphy and Rachel Cook. On 4 February 1802, Margaret Murphy married Elijah A Davidson in Barren County, Kentucky.^1,2,3,4 She died on 2 March 1864 in Monmouth, Polk, Oregon, at the age of 78.¹ Margaret was buried on Saturday, 5 March 1864 in the Butler Davidson Cemetery, located in Arlie, Polk County, Oregon .¹

     Marion Murphy was born. He was the son of Preston Holcombe Murphy and Sarah A. Bond.

     Mary Murphy was born in 1753 in Virginia.^1,2 She was the daughter of William Murphy and Margaret Hodge.

     Mary A. Murphy was born in 1847 in Illinois.^1,2,3 She was the daughter of John Ecles Murphy and Frances Mary Wright "Franky" Doughty.
     Mary A. Murphy, William Preston Murphy, Elizabeth Francis Murphy, Henderson Warren Murphy, James Thompson Murphy, Preston Holcombe Murphy, Nancy Angeline Murphy, Sarah Ann Murphy and Nancy Murphy were listed as a household member living with John Ecles Murphy on the 1850 Census in District 26, Warren, Illinois.³ Mary A. Murphy married C. E. Chrisman.⁴ On the 1860 Census in Independence, Polk, Oregon,, Mary A. Murphy, Preston Holcombe Murphy, Sarah Ann Murphy, Emma Murphy and Ellen Murphy were listed as a household member living with John Ecles Murphy.² Mary A. Murphy died on 20 February 1922 in Marion County, Oregon.^5,6

     Nancy Murphy was born on 21 December 1808.^1,2,3 She was the daughter of William Murphy and Nancy Ferguson. On 1 September 1825, Nancy Murphy married Elijah Davidson in Warren County, Illinois.²

     Nancy Angeline Murphy was born in 1844 in Illinois.^1,2 She was the daughter of John Ecles Murphy and Frances Mary Wright "Franky" Doughty. Nancy Angeline Murphy married (Unknown Name) Rowland.
     Nancy Angeline Murphy, William Preston Murphy, Elizabeth Francis Murphy, Henderson Warren Murphy, James Thompson Murphy, Preston Holcombe Murphy, Mary A. Murphy, Sarah Ann Murphy and Nancy Murphy were listed as a household member living with John Ecles Murphy on the 1850 Census in District 26, Warren, Illinois.²

     Nathan Murphy was born in July 1887 in Oregon.¹ He was the son of Preston Holcombe Murphy and Sarah A. Bond. Nathan was listed as a son in the household of Preston Holcombe Murphy on the 12 June 1900 Census in Independence, Polk, Oregon. Also included was Anna.² Nathan was Shingle Weaver on 3 January 1920 in Seattle, King, Washington.³ Nathan was listed as a boarder on the 1920 census on [LD1] in Seattle, King, Washington.³

     Preston Holcombe Murphy was born on 4 January 1842 in Monmouth, Warren, Illinois.^2,3,1,4,5 He was the son of John Ecles Murphy and Frances Mary Wright "Franky" Doughty.¹
     Preston Holcombe Murphy, William Preston Murphy, Elizabeth Francis Murphy, Henderson Warren Murphy, James Thompson Murphy, Nancy Angeline Murphy, Mary A. Murphy, Sarah Ann Murphy and Nancy Murphy were listed as a household member living with John Ecles Murphy on the 1850 Census in District 26, Warren, Illinois.⁵ On the 1860 Census in Independence, Polk, Oregon,, Preston Holcombe Murphy, Mary A. Murphy, Sarah Ann Murphy, Emma Murphy and Ellen Murphy were listed as a household member living with John Ecles Murphy.⁴ Preston Holcombe Murphy, Emma Murphy and Albert Murphy were listed as a household member living with John Ecles Murphy and Frances Mary Wright Murphy, on the 1870 Census in Independence, Polk, Oregon.⁶ On 21 June 1874, Preston Holcombe Murphy married Sarah A. Bond, daughter of Rev. G. W. Bond and Elizabeth Stilwell, in Springfield, Lane, Oregon. The ceremony was witnessed by James Madison Bond. Preston and Sarah were married by Rev. G. W. Bond. The marriage ceremony was performed at the house of the bride's father, who was also the minister.^7,8,2,9 Residing in Springfield, Lane, Oregon, on the 1880 Census, Preston Holcombe Murphy was listed as the head of the family and Sarah, his wife. Also living in the household were , his sons, Earnest and George, his daughter, Elizabeth.² According to the census, Preston's occupation was Shoemaker.² On the 1900 census in Independence, Polk, Oregon,, Preston was listed as the head of the family and Sarah, his wife. Also included in the household: Anna R Murphy, Herbert B Murphy and Nathan Murphy.³ According to the census, Preston's occupation was Shoe Repair.³
     On the 1910 census in Mill Street, Grass Valley, Sherman, Oregon,, Preston was listed as the head of the family and Sarah, his wife.¹⁰ According to the census, Preston's occupation was Shoemaker.¹⁰ On the 1920 census , Preston Holcombe Murphy was listed as the head of the family living in Grass Valley, Sherman, Oregon.¹¹ According to the census, Preston's occupation was Shoe Repair.¹¹
Preston was listed as a boarder on the 1930 census on [LD1] in 37 th Precinct, Yamhill, Oregon, in John W. Casteel household.¹² On 30 November 1930, Preston Holcombe died in Newberg, Yamhill, Oregon,, at the age of 88. George W. Murphy was the informant on the death certificate.^1,13 Preston was buried on Tuesday, 2 December 1930 Monmouth, Polk, Oregon.¹⁴

     Rachel Murphy was born on 3 June 1811.^1,2,3 She was the daughter of William Murphy and Nancy Ferguson. Rachel Murphy died on 8 November 1816 at the age of 5 at 6 o'clock in the morning.³

     Rachel Murphy was born on 2 April 1788 in Barren County, Kentucky.^1,2 She was the daughter of John Fouquoy Murphy and Rachel Cook. On 25 July 1811, Rachel Murphy married Peter Butler in Warren County, Kentucky.^1,3,2,4 She died on 10 June 1874 in Monmouth, Polk, Oregon, at the age of 86.^1,2 Rachel was buried on Saturday, 13 June 1874 in the Butler Davidson Cemetery, located in Arlie, Polk County, Oregon .^1,2

     Richard Murphy was born in 1776 in Surry County, North Carolina.¹ He was the son of William Murphy and Sarah Barton.

     Sarah Murphy.¹ She was born in 1771 in Virginia.¹ She was the daughter of William Murphy and Sarah Barton. Sarah Murphy died in 1794 in Surry County, North Carolina.¹

     Sarah Ann Murphy was born in 1849 in Illinois.^1,2,3 She was the daughter of John Ecles Murphy and Frances Mary Wright "Franky" Doughty.
     Sarah Ann Murphy, William Preston Murphy, Elizabeth Francis Murphy, Henderson Warren Murphy, James Thompson Murphy, Preston Holcombe Murphy, Nancy Angeline Murphy, Mary A. Murphy and Nancy Murphy were listed as a household member living with John Ecles Murphy on the 1850 Census in District 26, Warren, Illinois.³ On the 1860 Census in Independence, Polk, Oregon,, Sarah Ann Murphy, Preston Holcombe Murphy, Mary A. Murphy, Emma Murphy and Ellen Murphy were listed as a household member living with John Ecles Murphy.² On 25 December 1867, Sarah Ann Murphy married Hamilton Mulkey in Monmouth, Polk, Oregon.⁴ She died in Albany, Linn, Oregon, The Oregon Death Index lists:
Name: Mulkey, Sarah
County: Polk
Death Date: 08 Jan 1922
Certificate: 5

Name: Mulkey, Sarah A.
County: Benton
Death Date: 13 Nov 1925
Certificate: 120.⁵

     Seth Murphy Died in infancy.¹ He was born after 1785. He was the son of John Fouquoy Murphy and Rachel Cook.

     Susan Jane Murphy was born on 31 January 1829 in Kentucky.^1,2,3 She was the daughter of John Ecles Murphy and Frances Mary Wright "Franky" Doughty. On 6 October 1847, Susan Jane Murphy married Robert N. Marshall in Warren County, Illinois. Ancestry.com lists the marriage date as 24 Feb 1848.^4,3 On 24 February 1848, Susan Jane Murphy married Robert N. Marshall in Warren County, Illinois.^5,6 On 30 April 1850, Susan Jane Marshall married Joseph L. Marshall in Warren County, Illinois.⁴

     Tabitha Murphy was born in 1753 in Virginia.^1,2 She was the daughter of William Murphy and Margaret Hodge.

     William Murphy could also have been born on 16 February 1776 in Knox County, Tennessee.^1,2 He was born on 16 December 1776 in Knox County, Tennessee.^3,4,5 He was the son of John Fouquoy Murphy and Rachel Cook. On 30 October 1800, William Murphy married Nancy Ferguson, daughter of James Ferguson, in Warren County, Kentucky.^6,4,5,1 William Murphy Barren Co. Ky Deed Forum
From: Elijah Haiden
To: Tho. Fergerson & Wm. Murphy, Trustees of Mount Tabor Baptist Church.
Names Mentioned: Clabon Harlow
Type: Land on nw side of Beaver Creek
Date: Aug 1806

Source: Barren Co KY Deed Book B, p. 102. in August 1806 in NW side of Beaver Creek, Barren County, Kentucky.⁴ He began military service on 1 September 1812.⁷ He died on 4 March 1846 in Warren County, Illinois, at the age of 69.^3,4,5,1 William was buried on Friday, 6 March 1846 in the Ogden Cemetery, located in Colbrook, Warren County, Illinois .^3,4,1

     William Murphy was born on 18 December 1816.^1,2 He was the son of William Murphy and Nancy Ferguson. On 20 May 1841, William Murphy married Elizabeth Roundtree.² William was buried in January 1874 in the Fircrest Cemetery, located in Monmouth, Polk County, Oregon .^1,2 He died on 4 January 1874 in Monmouth, Polk, Oregon, at the age of 57.^1,2

     THE HISTORY of PITTSYLVANIA COUNTY VIRGINIA CHAPTER IX EARLY CHURCHES IN PITTSYLVANIA THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND
The Separate Baptists believed in the immediate working of the spirit of God, and taught that to those who earnestly sought God gave "evident tokens of his will." They spoke with deep feeling and strong gestures, and being deeply affected themselves, Semple says, "correspondent affections were felt by their pious hearers which were frequently expressed by tears, treblings, screams, shouts and acclamations. * * * And the people were greatly astonished, never having seen things in this wise." The earnestness of their exhortations won hosts of converts in Pittsylvania for the new faith.
After several churches had been established Elder Shubal Stearns "conceiveds that an association composed of delegates from all these would have a tendency to impart stability and uniformity to the whole." Accordingly the first association was held in January 1760 at Stearn's church in North Carolina, the Sandy River Meeting House, to which eight churches sent delegates, two of which were in Virginia, the Dan River Church, represented by Samuel Harris and the Lunenburg County Church, represented by William Murphy. William Murphy was born in 1732 in Virginia. Or he was born in Northern Ireland.^2,3,1 He was the son of William Murphy and Mary Fouquoy. William Murphy married Margaret Hodge in Halifax County, Virginia.^2,3 William was a Baptist Minister in 1763 in Staunton, Staunton, Virginia.⁴ After 1765, William Murphy married Sarah Barton, daughter of Joshua Barton and Jane Dubart, in Virginia.³ William Murphy died in 1799 in Surry County, North Carolina.^2,3

     William Murphy VIRGINIA MILITIA IN THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR
PART II
Virginia's Share in the Military Movements of the Revolution
page 137
MURPHY, WILLIAM.--St. Francois County, Mo., May 7, 1833. Born March 12, 1759. Volunteered for three months, about Aug. 1, 1776, from Bedford under Capt. William Leftridge, Lt. Calloway, Ensign Joseph Bond. Guarded Chiswold lead mines till relieved by other troops. In April, 1777, was substitute three months for Lewis Dusee (?), who was drafted from Thomas Jones' Company in Henry. Served under Capt. Peter Herston, Lt. William Ferguson, Ensign Edward Tatum in Col. Christie's regiment. Marched 200 miles to Long Island in the Holston to stand guard during a treaty with the Cherokees. August, 1777, was substitute three months for Gwin Dudley, who was drafted into John Wilkerson's Company in Bedford. Served as Second Sergeant under Capt. Thomas Doley, Lt. Harry Talbott, and Ensign Calloway, [p.137]. He was born on 12 March 1759 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.^1,2 He was the son of William Murphy and Margaret Hodge. On 26 January 1782, William Murphy married Rachel Henderson in Greene County, Tennessee.² William Murphy died on 2 November 1833 in St. Francois County, Missouri, at the age of 74.²

     William Murphy was born in 1704.¹ William Murphy married Mary Fouquoy.¹

     William C. Murphy was the son of Rev Isaac T. Murphy and Nancy Haley. William C. Murphy.¹

     William Preston Murphy was born in 1831 in Kentucky.^1,2,3 He was the son of John Ecles Murphy and Frances Mary Wright "Franky" Doughty.
     William Preston Murphy, Elizabeth Francis Murphy, Henderson Warren Murphy, James Thompson Murphy, Preston Holcombe Murphy, Nancy Angeline Murphy, Mary A. Murphy, Sarah Ann Murphy and Nancy Murphy were listed as a household member living with John Ecles Murphy on the 1850 Census in District 26, Warren, Illinois.³ William was an early member of Monmouth Church, but in 1867 he was the clerk for the Salem Church. Came to Oregon in 1852 wagon train.

Liberty
Before 1900, Liberty was a separate community south of Salem. C. F. Swander lists the church as reporting their presence first in 1882, but he did not know where the town was located. Key residents of Liberty were William Preston and Sarah Stanton Murphy. William was the farmer son of John Ecles and Frances Murphy, among the founders of Monmouth and its college. The younger Murphy's home was at Liberty and Skyline Roads and their several "fruit farms" were nearby. Since William "Pat" Murphy was the clerk of the Salem Church in 1867, we speculate they decided to start a church closer to home when they began farming here - hence the church reporting from Liberty in 1882.
We find it nothing short of incredible that the present Liberty Christian Church, established a few decades ago, is at the same location today.² On 13 December 1855, William Preston Murphy married Sarah J Taylor in Polk County, Oregon.^2,4 On 27 September 1866, William Preston Murphy married Sarah E. Stanton Stover, daughter of Alfred Stanton and Phoebe (Unknown Name).² William Preston Murphy died on 11 March 1904 in Marion County, Oregon, Certificate # 152 & 774.
Name: Murphy, William
County: Marion
Death Date: 11 Mar 1904
Certificate: 152.^1,2,5,6

      On 5 March 1859, John purchased property Concession 5, Lot 16, 100 Acres, North Easthope, Perth, Ontario, Canada, described as: for 800 £ and Eva received 5 shillings in her hand for her dower. The land was purchased from John Reinmiller and Eva Reinmiller and was witnessed by James Trow.¹

     Conrad Myers was born in July 1859 in New York.^1,2,3 Conrad was listed as a farm hand in the household of William Barton on the 1880 Census in Lyons, Wayne, New York.⁴ In 1885, Conrad Myers married Mary Alida Myers, daughter of Elias Brockway Reynolds and Laura Wilbur.^2,1,3 On the 1900 census , Conrad Myers was listed as the head of the family living in Lyons, Wayne, New York.³ He died in 1932 in Lyons, Wayne, New York.¹ Conrad was buried in 1932 South Lyons Cemetery, Lyons, Wayne, New York.¹

     Henry married Sebra Laney, daughter of George Laney and Sebra Urch, in 1845 in Newport, Glamorganshire, Wales , ; Married in the 2nd Quarter vol 26, page 170.²

     Henry Neal.¹ Henry Neal married Hannah Pray.¹

     Joanna Neal was born on 27 May 1680.¹ She was the daughter of Henry Neal and Hannah Pray. On 20 March 1700, Joanna Neal married Shadrach Wilbor, son of Shadrach Wilbor and Mary Dean.¹