Charles Henry Jakway I [Parents] [scrapbook] was born 22 Oct 1826 in Putnam, Washington, New York. He died 13 Sep 1916. Charles married Eunice Linton on 18 Aug 1857 in , Buchanan, Iowa.

Iowa Pioneer, a bank president.

Authured a historical autobiography called "The Blazed Trail" which was later transcribed by his grandson Charles Henry Jakway II.

Eunice Linton [Parents] was born 1838. She died 19 Jul 1907 in , Buchanan, Iowa. Eunice married Charles Henry Jakway I on 18 Aug 1857 in , Buchanan, Iowa.

John Hammond [Parents] was born 30 Apr 1674 in Newton, Middlesex, Massachusetts. He married Annis Tenny on 20 Jan 1691.

From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996.

Annis Tenny married John Hammond on 20 Jan 1691.

George Augustus Jakway [Parents] was born 7 Oct 1819 in , Washington, New York. He died 18 Mar 1891 in Strawberry Point, Clayton, Iowa. George married Matilda Preble about 1845 in Belvidere, Boone, Illinois.

Other marriages:

, Martha J

George Augustus Jakway had 11 children, 10 to his first wife Matilda and 1 to his second wife Martha. He was an Iowa pioneer.

Went to Buffalo Grove, Iowa in 1854 with his brother, Charles Henry.

1870 Iowa Census, Madison Twp, Buchanan Co, Quasequeton PO June 28, 1870
page 11, lines 3-13:
Jakway, George  50 M W farmer $4000 $630 New York Male Citizen over 21
       Martha  40 F W Housekeeping      New York
       Charles 18 M W                   Illinois Att school during year
       Mary    17 F W                    "          "
       Emma    15 F W                    "          "
       Abram   13 M W                   Iowa        "
       Frank    9 M W                    "          "
       Fred     9 M W                    "          "
       Martha   2 F W                    "
Whitmarsh,
       Millie  16 F W      $300         New York    "
       Stella  12 F W                   Iowa        "

Matilda Preble [Parents] was born about 1826 in , , Illinois. She died 1863/1866 in , , Iowa. Matilda married George Augustus Jakway about 1845 in Belvidere, Boone, Illinois.

NAME: Other surname - Prebble

Walter Palmer [Parents] was born 1585 in Yetminster, Dorsetshire, England, England and was christened in Also Of, London, Somerset, England. He died 10 Nov 1661 in Stonington, New London, Connecticut, * and was buried Nov 1661 in Wequilequack Cem, Massachusetts. Walter married Rebecca Short on 1 Jun 1633 in Charleston, Suffolk, Massachusetts.

Other marriages:

Short, Elizabeth Ann
, Esther

Line 292 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:   DEAT PLAC , Stonington, New London, CT -OR- Charlestown, Suffolk, MA

* Death place could also be Charlestown, suffolk, Massachusetts

From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996.

Rebecca Short [Parents] was born about 1607 in , , England and was christened in Born England. She died 15 Jul 1671 in Charlestown, Suffolk, Massachusetts. Rebecca married Walter Palmer on 1 Jun 1633 in Charleston, Suffolk, Massachusetts.

From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996.

Nellie Maude Titus [Parents] [scrapbook] was born 1 Aug 1867 in , , Iowa. She died 20 Feb 1915. Nellie married Walter M Pittenger.

Other marriages:

Cornwall, Will

Elizabeth Chilton [Parents] was born 14 Jul 1594 in St Martin, Canterbury, Kent, England and was christened 14 Jul 1594 in St. Martins, Of Canterbury, Kent, Eng. She married Christopher Chalford.

Myers.

Nicolas Latham [Parents] was born 1608 in Aldenham, Hertfordshire, England. He died See Notes in , , Bahamas. Nicolas married Elizabeth Newman on 3 Apr 1604 in Aldenham, Hertfordshire, England.

Came to America on the Mayflower in 1620 as a servant to Gov. Carver.
He was only a youth at that time and being under Carver's charge was not mentioned as a passenger by name or in the 1624 division of [?].
It believed he with another servant of Carver's may have helped John Howland count four heads by the discovery of Bradford's Historical "Right to Passage in the First Ship in Providence." In 1627 he had a share in the division of cattle being in the [?] Gov. Bradford.     He was of duxbury in 1637 and Marshfield in 1643 and 1648. In Bradford's we see that after so long residing there he went home to England, thence to the Bahamas and died there of starvation.      Of one Latham in our country is the idle tradition that he was brought up with Charles I, but no benefit or evil of the companionship is boasted.

DEATH: "After more than 20 years stay in the country, went to England and from thence to the Bahamy Islands . . . and there with some others was starved for want of food." Died between 7 Nov 1645 & 6 mar 1651.

Elizabeth Newman was born 15 Apr 1579 in Aldenham, Hertfordshire, England. She married Nicolas Latham on 3 Apr 1604 in Aldenham, Hertfordshire, England.

Samuel B Wasson married Eva Florence Hunter on 5 Sep 1894.

Eva Florence Hunter [Parents] was born 22 Jul 1874 in Beaver Crossing, Seward, Nebraska. She died 10 Jun 1962. Eva married Samuel B Wasson on 5 Sep 1894.