SUPLER HISTORY BORN: DIED: WHERE/ NAME: CEMETERY WHERE/ WHEN: CODE: (_) WHEN: (French) I. John SUPLER (Both he & wife d. Philadelphia., Pa. of:) (Scotch) (yellow fever: A Short Account of the Malignant Fever...) m. Susanna Gray Supler (Supple, Susannah...Philadelphia List of the Dead, From August 1, to the middle of December 1793. By Mathew Carey, Fourth Edition, Improved Philadelphia: Printed by the Author. January 15, 1794) Eastern, Pa. (1A. served Co., 6th Pa. Mil. Rev. War) 20-Oct.1758 1A. John SUPLER (sailor) (77yr) (01) 14-Jun.1835 m. 19-Aug.1784-Phila.by Clergyman named Hitter) m. (d/o Isaac & Rachel (___) Kirk) 3-Aug.1767 m. Rachel Kirk (01) 28-Aug.1850 (2A. Knew Geo. Washington when in Philadelphia) Eastern, Pa. Washington Co., Pa. 20-Oct.1759 2A. Margaret SUPLER (01) 12-Mar.1852 d. West Alexander, Pa. II. Martin SUPLER (he owned a Hotel in Philadelphia, Pa.********************************* Eastern, Pa. (1A. served Co., 6th Pa. Mil. Rev. War) 20-Oct.1758 1A. John SUPLER (sailor) (01) 14-Jun.1835 m. 19-Aug.1784-Phila.by Clergyman named Hitter) m. (d/o Isaac & Rachel (___) Kirk) 3-Aug.1767 m. Rachel Kirk (01) 28-Aug.1850 6:00 p.m.-Donegal twp. 21-Dec.1784 1B. Susanna SUPLER 29-Mar.1873 m. (s/o Isaac & Alice (Wilkerson) Elliott) m. 25-Dec.1802-Washington Co., Pa. 21-Feb.1776 m. Benjamin ELLIOTT 4-Aug.1859 9:00 p.m. (see BEERS HISTORY, p.1321, "Laird Bio")(& next pgs.) 18-Feb.1786 2B. Rachel SUPLER before: 14-Jun.1831 m. John Potter 10:00 a.m. 17-Mar.1787 3B. Margaret SUPLER Peggy m. Stoten Potter Donegal township, Washington Co., PA. 28-Aug.1789 4B. John SUPLER (80yr.8mo) (02) 28-Apr.1871 m. (d/o Richard & Jane (Atkinson)Sargent)92y4m11d 24-Apr.1788 m. Margaret Sargent Mary (02) 4-Sep.1880 Stoney's Blockhouse 6-May.1792 5B. Sarah Ann SUPLER (05) 15-Feb.1871 14-Sep.1785 m. John Kimmons (05) 8-Mar.1859 6:00 17-Jul.1796 6B. Samuel SUPLER 5:00 a.m. (7B. received from father's will, 1 saddle, 1 horse; 30-Jan.1798 7B. Anna SUPLER (bedding & bed & 1 bureau) (m. 31-Dec.1835-Donegal Twp., Wash. Co., Pa.) (m. Isaac Kirk ) 8:00a.m. 15-May.1801 8B. (William) SUPLER (m. Lucinda ) 14-Feb.1804 9B. Edward SUPLER 2-Jun.1892 m. 8-Feb.1827 (d/o Rev. John & Jane (Stockton) Brice) 1804 m. Eliza Brice 1875********************************* 6:00 p.m. Donegal twp., Wash. Co., Pa. 21-Dec.1784 1B. Susanna SUPLER (11 children) 29-Mar.1873 m. (s/o Isaac & Alice (Wilkerson) Elliott) m. 25-Dec.1802-Wash. Co., Pa. 21-Feb.1776 m. Benjamin Elliott 4-Aug.1859 23-Nov.1803 1C. Benjamin ELLOITT Jr. m. 20-Nov.1841-Stark Co., Oh. m. Ruth Baldwin 6-Aug.1805 2C. Isaac Kirk ELLIOTT m. 26-Mar.1830 m. Ann Bowman 6-Aug.1809 3C. Wilkison ELLIOTT m. 16-Sep.1834 m1. Sarah Taylor m2. Nancy Rollins m. 16-Sep.1834 31-Aug.1807 4C. Susanna ELLIOTT m. Charles Russell 2-Nov.1811 5C. Rachel ELLIOTT m. 19-Feb.1846 m1. Abraham Vansciock m2. Isaac Cope Union Co., Ohio 11-Apr.1814 6C. Absalom ELLIOTT 1855 m. 19-Feb.1838 m. Hope Russell 20-Jul.1816 7C. Jonathan ELLIOTT 18-Jul.1873 m. 14-Oct.1841 25-Jan.1819 m. Mary June Keller 9-Apr.1900 18-Aug.1842 1D. Daniel ELLIOTT 1915 m. 25-Sep.1875 m. Annie Wagner 27-Oct.1844 2D. Susanna ELLOITT m. _________ O'Neill 22-Oct.1846 3D. Embree ELLIOTT (Civil War) 1-Mar.1865 (4D. moved out west & was shot & killed) 5-Jul.1848 4D. Curtis ELLIOTT 1887 m. 8-Nov.1870 m. Mary Drais 8-Feb.1851 5D. James Riley ELLIOTT (8ch) 10-Nov.1834 m. 7-Oct.1876 m. Amy Jane Snider 16-Apr.1877 1E. Harry Riley ELLIOTT 1956 m1. Elizabeth Cathon m2. Mary Dague 21-Jun.1878 2E. Minnie May ELLIOTT 26-Nov.1969 m. 8-Mar.1894 m. Charles Stamm 4-May.1882 3E. Jennie Alma ELLIOTT 6-Mar.1883 8-Feb.1884 4E. James William ELLIOTT 14-Sep.1961 m. Mary Fox 13-Aug.1891 5E. Cora Bell ELLIOTT 16-Dec.1961 m. 2-Oct.1908 m. Herbert Full 28-Mar.1894 6E. Charles S. ELLIOTT 1-Jan.1966 m. 9-Feb.1921 m. Willie Yarcan 29-Mar.1896 7E. Thomas ELLIOTT m. 21-Apr.1921 m. Ruth Aeillig 10-Nov.1901 8E. Marie ELLIOTT m. 31-Aug.1921 m. Earl Mangus Thomas Eschuck (source) 9-Sep.1853 6D. John Henry ELLIOTT (single) 5-Feb.1920 2-Nov.1856 7D. Mary Vesta ELLIOTT (died during Depression) m1. _________ Grice m2. _________ Bean 30-Jan.1861 8D. William ELLIOTT 1938 m. 9-Sep.1886 m. Lucy Heisly 29-Mar.1818 8C. Edith ELLIOTT 20-Jan.1820 9C. Enos ELLIOTT 30-Mar.1822 10C. Ann S. ELLIOTT 19-Sep.1823 11C. Agnes ELLIOTT 9:00 p.m. 18-Feb.1786 2B. Rachel SUPLER (*see Beers History, pg. 1321) m. John Potter *("Laird Bio." John Laird m. 8-Jan.1852 Evaline Potter , b. Marshall Co. WV, 11-Mar.1828 a daughter of John Potter, a native of Washington Co., Pa. where he m. a Miss Supler, a native of Donegal Twp., Same county. Went to Marshall Co., & died there.) 1825 1C. William POTTER 2-Apr.1913 m. 30-Mar.1854 by Rev. James C. Murea m. (d/o Thos. & Eliz.(McClelland) Hutchison) 1834 m. Margaret L. Hutchison 12-Feb.1911 (Potter history of 1C., from: Wheeling Hill or Dogwood Grove Cemetery Records) 1D. Mary E. POTTER m. James Criswell 2D. Jennie POTTER m. 5-Jan.1893 m. Horace B. Knox (20) 9-Jan.1929 1E. Miss Margaret KNOX 2E. Miss Ellen KNOX &: two grand children: 1F. Joseph GRIMES 2F. William GRIMES 13-Sep.1869 3D. William Grant POTTER (30) 23-Nov.1953 m. 25-Mar.1897 m. Sabina E. Ashbrook 1E. Esther POTTER m. Archie B. Callender Jr. (2 daughters and 1 son) 4D. John T. POTTER 5D. 6D. 7D. 8D. Marshall Co., WV 11-Mar.1828 2C. Evaline POTTER m. 8-Jan.1852 m. John Laird 10:00 a.m. 17-Mar.1787 3B. Margaret SUPLER Peggy m. Stoten Potter Other Potter History: (Possible son of Stoten & Margaret (Supler) Potter): 1c? George POTTER 1861 m. (d/o Samuel & Ellen (Wilson) Kimmons) near Wheeling Hill m. ca. 1837 5:30 p.m. Sunday 12-Jun.1818 *m. Jane Kimmons (95y7m27d.) 8-Feb.1914 ca: (69y8m1d.-pneumonia) 1-Sep.1848 1d?. Eloise/Elsie POTTER 2-Mar.1917 (Mr. Danley bur: 24-Dec.1928 ae.86y7m5d heart disease) m. 16-Feb.1870 Jul.1844 m. Henry P. Danley Dec.1928 1e? Edward S. DANLEY 2e? Grace DANLEY (repeat pg. ) m. (s/o James H. & Eliz. (Bryan) SUPLER) m. 6 p.m. Thurs. 30-May.1907 1877 m. William Harry SUPLER (05) 1956 East Finley Twp. (38y3m19days) Youngstown, Ohio 6-Mar.1879 3e? Eno Samuel DANLEY (20) 25-Jun.1917 m. 27-Aug.1897 m. Mrs. Ora A. Vansyoc 4e? DANLEY m. Homer L. Craft (of Morris twp.) 5e. had 11 grand children at death) East Finley twp. (d. Heart attack at home Sat. even. 56yr) 26-Apr.1885 5e? John Enlow DANLEY (20) 25-Apr.1942 m. (d/o Absolom & Elizabeth (McClelland) Ashbrook) m. 30-Mar.1904 m. Leona Ashbrook 6e? Helen DANLEY (Mt. Morris, Greene CoPa.) m. Alfred W. Hickman 1878 7e? Glenn H. DANLEY 28-Sep.1915 m. (d/o Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Thompson) m. Miss Margaret Thompson 18-Jan.1881 8e? Ethel Ione DANLEY 11-Jan.1913 m. 17-Dec.1900 m. J. Clarence Carter THE FOLLOWING POTTER INFORMATION MAY OR MAY NOT BELONG TO THIS POTTER FAMILY LINE: Maria Bell Potter (d/o S.M. & G.A. Potter d. 24-Jan.1868-7y3mo. Line No. MARRIAGES WASHINGTON REPUBLICAN 1808-1824: E.B.IAMS 138 Samuel Cunningham to Laura Potter d/o Rev. M. Potter of Ohio, by Rev. Lyman Potter 23-Mar.1815 454 Ahosuerus Van Antwerp to Hannah Potter, both of Milton, by Rev. Mr. McCade, 5-Aug.1821 613 Elderkin Potter, Esq., of New Lisbon, Ohio to Jane, d/o late Rev. Samuel Waugh of Cumberland Co., by Rev. Isaac Keller of Bedford, Pa. 28-Oct.1823 EARLY MARRIAGES/LISENSES IN WASHINGTON CO. 12-Jan.1852 151 William POTTER, s/o John & Rachel (SUPLER) Potter, born Marshall Co., Va., a farmer now living Washington Co., Pa. & Margaret L. Hutchinson, d/o Thomas & Elizabeth (McClelland) Hutchinson of Good Intent by Rev. James C. Murch, 30-Mar.1854. Claysville Recorder, September 14, 1917: Mrs. William H. Potter. The death of Estella Richardson, widow of the late William H. Potter, of 131, Zane Street, Wheeling, occurred at her home Sunday morning, September 9, 1917. The funeral service was held at her late home Tuesday afternoon, conducted by her pastor, Rev. James E. Bird, of Thompson M.E. Church. Wheeling. The interment was in Peninsula Cemetery, where her late husband, who was fatally injured by a freight train at Claysville station on March 29, last, was interred. Mrs. Potter was born and reared in Wheeling. Following her marriage to Mr. Potter they resided for some time at Good Intent and later resided several years on the Burnsville Ridge road just south of town, where they owned a residence property. She leaves three brothers and two sisters; Misses Virginia and Maude Richardson, John F. and James Richardson of Wheeling, and William Richardson of Buffalo, N.Y. POTTER, MRS. JANE:* The life span of Mrs. Jane Kimmons Potter was closed at 5:30 p.m. Sunday, February 8th, 1914, having extended over a period of 95 years, 7 months and 27 days. She had no disease & death was caused from heart failure. Mrs. Potter was a native of Finley township, born June 12th, 1818, on the farm near Wheeling Hill (Dogwood Grove), owned by Alfred Sprowls. She was 10 years old before the separation of Finley Township into East & West, her home being in the former division. Her parents were Samuel and Ellen Wilson Kimmons. Her ancestors came from New Jersey about 1770. About the same time three Potter brothers came from the east--Benjamin, Stoken and John Potter--and located in the same section. Benjamin Potter taking up the farm adjoining that taken up by Mr. Kimmons, while the other two settled near Good Intent. About 1837, Jane Kimmons was married to George Potter. He was the youngest son and purchased the homestead farm where he and his wife resided. His death occurred in 1861.Two sons--William H. and G.W. Potter--served through the War of the Rebellion. Some?2 years ago she built a residence at the corner of Greene & Elm Streets, opposite the U.P. church, in Claysville and moved to it. She resided there until about 8 years ago, when she went to make her home with her daughter, Mrs. H.P. Danley, where her death occurred. Mrs. Potter united with the Windy Gap church about the time of its organization and after coming to Claysville became a member of the Presbyterian church here. She was faithful in her duties to her church, a loyal neighbor, a devoted wife and mother. Two of her ten children died in infancy. G.W. Potter died a few years ago. The other 7 children of this aged mother are: William H. Potter, near Claysville; Annie, widow of James Ackley, of Burnsville; Elsie, wife of H.P. Danley, of Claysville; Junie E. Potter, of Hopewell township, near West Middletown; Sophia, wife of T.A. Stout, of Claysville; Memphis Potter of Washington; John K. Potter, of Tipton, Iowa. Of a family of 5 brothers and sisters there is but one brother of Mrs. Potter left, Wilson Potter (?should be Kimmons?), of Pittsburgh. The funeral was held at two o'clock Tuesday afternoon, conducted by her pastor, Rev. R.T. Lynd. The attendance was large. The pall-bearers were J.S. Danley, James Supler, D.W. Rasel and W.T. Miller. Interment in Claysville cemetery. Helen B. Morris' Scrapbook-page 70-copy from Jane Whiteman 8-14-86 to S.C.R. CLAYSVILLE CEMETERY: POTTER, George no dates; Jane 1818-1914; Elizabeth 1840-1942; Ben James Potter b. & d. 1839 POTTER, J.E. and children LOT 79 sec. B. Jennie Potter, owner. POTTER, Memphis K. 1855-1935; Nettie J. Potter Kearns 1881-_____. POTTER, Samuel 1860-1943; Lulu J. 1885-1966. SUDDEN DEATH OF J.B. ACKLEY James B. Ackley, a well known resident of Burnsville, died at his home about 2 o'clock Thursday morning, 2-12-1914 of heart failure. Aged 74 years, 11 months, and 2 days. The funeral service was held at his late home at one o'clock Saturday afternoon. Interment in West Finley cemetery. Mr. Ackley was born March 10, 1840, near Wind Ridge, son of the late Joshua Ackley. He enlisted in Co. K. 16th Pa. Cav. and gave his country faithful service in the Civil War. He was a member of Taylor Post G.A.R. of Burnsville, now disbanded. About 43 years ago Mr. Ackley was united in marriage with Miss Annie Potter. They located on the Ackley home farm near the Greene- Washington county line, where they resided until they moved to Burnsville, which has since been their home. Mr. Ackley was an honest, industrious citizen and bore the respect of all who knew him. He leaves his wife and one son of the three children born to them--F.S. Ackley, on the home farm.1 He also leaves 1 brother J.F. Ackley and 1 sister Mrs. Minerva Sargeant. Helen B. Morris' Scrapbook-copy from Jane Whiteman to S.C.R., 8-14-86. In the Marshall Co. Census is listed: 15-Jun.1860, Lynn Camp PO, in the home of George GATTS, Henry Potter, farmer $500. Age 27 born in Va. 5-Jun.1880, Cameron Dist. in #191, home of Samuel GATTS, Henry Potter, age 48, cousin, farmer, B. W.Va. parents born Va. 5-Jun.1900, Franklin Dist., Henry Potter, cousin, white male b. Sept. 1831, age 68 single, He born W.Va. Parents in W.Va.W.Va. EXAMINER, Saturday, March 16, 1850: Died on Thursday night the 7th inst. Mrs. Jane Potter, wife of Samuel Potter, of this borough aged 74 years. Mrs. Potter was a worthy member of the Presbyterian Church, of this place. ********* ********** ********** ******* ******* ******* Donegal Twp., (Birth on stone: 15-Jan.1790) 28-Aug.1789 4B. John SUPLER (80y8mo) (02) 28-Apr.1871 m. early 1800's (Mary's age at death 92y4mo11d) m. (d/o Richard & Jane (Atkinson) Sargent) 24-Apr.1788 m. Margaret Mary Sargent (02) 4-Sep.1880 2-Dec.1811 1C. Elizabeth SUPLER (10) 30-May.1893 m. 22-Jun.1837 (1C. 81y5m28d at death) (72y1m1d) 19-Jan.1817 m. Jonathan Allum (10)(1899)15-Mar.1889 (m2.?______ Rutan??) 15-Apr.1838 1D. John Supler ALLUM 6-Jul.1921 m. 9-Sep.1858 29-Dec.1840 m. Elizabeth Loar 27-Mar.1923 1860 1E. Hester ALLUM 4-Jun.1904 m. Thomas Burnfield (No Issue but adopted a boy and a girl) 1862 2E. James N. ALLUM Apr.1905 m. 1893 m. Anna Bowersmaster 1864 3E. Son ALLUM 1865 4E. Emma J. ALLUM m. _____ Hill 1868 5E. Mary B. ALLUM m. _____ Gussford 1874 6E. Edna F. ALLUM m. _____ Lepard 1880 7E. Paul E. ALLUM m. _____ Borniman 17-Feb.1840 2D. Sarah Phylena ALLUM 21-Nov.1895 m. 16-Dec.1860 3-Oct.1841 m. Morgan Gregory Apr.1932 1861 1E. Jennie S. GREGORY 1863 2E. Florence Eldora GREGORY 1865 3E. Johnny Morgan GREGORY 1867 4E. Ervin Leroy GREGORY 1869 5E. Laurin Frances GREGORY 1871 6E. Emma S. GREGORY 1873 7E. Ida Carrie GREGORY 1875 8E. Minnie Ora GREGORY 1877 9E. Margaret Phylena GREGORY 1879 10E. Harley Jonathan GREGORY (3D. moved to Iowa in 11868-Missouri-1893Okla 1901) 20-Apr.1841 3D. Andrew Kimmons ALLUM 28-Jul.1918 m. 12-Nov.1861 (8-children) 1842 m. Margaret Ann Loar 19-Sep.1904 1862 1E. N.M. ALLUM 1864 2E. Georgia H. ALLUM 3E. ___ ALLUM m. J.B. Douglas 1868 4E. J.E. ALLUM 5E. ___ ALLUM 1874 6E. Hattie ALLUM m. ____ Pennington 1877 7E. Daisy ALLUM m. ____ Graham 1881 8E. John William ALLUM 2-Feb.1843 4D. Sophia Jane ALLUM m. 5-Jan.1865 (45y10m25da) 7-Dec.1837 ca m. James H. Carroll (10) 1-Sep.1882 5-Nov.1865 1E. Minnie CARROLL (10) 21-Nov.1900 23-May.1859 m. Mathias M. Rush (10) 26-Apr.1936 1867 2E. Essie CARROLL (10) 1910 1861 m. George Miller (10) 1939 18-Mar.1870 3E. Iola E. CARROLL (10) 19-Sep.1890 (4E. 5/12 in 1880 census) 1880 4E. Clarence CARROLL 1880 5E. Harleigh J. CARROLL 1965 m. Lucille Ackley (5D. was (6y3m12d) 2-Apr.1845 5D. James Lafayette ALLUM (10) 14-Oct.1851 (6D. was 1y7m20d) 29-Jan.1847 6D. Mary Martha ALLUM (10) 19-Sep.1851 22-Jan.1849 Pa. 7D. Lydia Margaret ALLUM (10) 7-Apr.1937 Pa. m. 26-Jan.1871 6-Sep.1843 m. George Huffman (Farmer) (10) 1-May.1924 30-Mar.1870 1E. Mary Elizabeth HUFFMAN 9-Mar.1904 6-Oct.1867 m. Luther Rush (10) 1873 2E. Clara HUFFMAN (11) m. Fred Morris 27-Mar.1873 3E. Delmar L. HUFFMAN (10) 28-Oct.1960 m. d/o Simon & Eliz. Jane(WISE) Sprowls) m. 29-Aug.1906 (repeat on page ) 20-Jul.1883 m. Essie Violet SPROWLS (10) 17-Jan.1969 4E. Thomas HUFFMAN 5E. Phebe HUFFMAN 1850 9D. Rachel Anna ALLUM 1928 m. 1881 (res. Newton, Iowa) m. Ira G. Fugard 1E. Annetta FUGARD 2E. Ray FUGARD 3E. Treva G. FUGARD 4E. Linn FUGARD 9-Feb.1855 10D. Leroy Hudson ALLUM (10)(KofP)21-Sep.1897 m. Sarah A. 1873 1E. Essa Ora ALLUM 1875 2E. Anna ALLUM 23-Feb.1877 3E. Carroll F. ALLUM (10) 15-Oct.1902 Donegal twp., Wash. Co., Pa.(2C. had 6 ch. only 1 lived) 23-Feb.1814 2C. Thomas SUPLER (05) 15-Feb.1886 Canada m. 1-Nov.1838 (d/o John Hill) 14-Aug.1813/19 m1. Margaret Hill (05) 5-May.1883 (res. of 1D. Claysville, Pa.)(He servedCo.K140th Reg. Pa. Vol. in the Civil War) 8-Jan.1840 │1D. Nancy Jane SUPLER 1883 Richhill Twp.? │ m. 13-Dec.1860 1837 │ m. Oliver Staley 1922 4-Mar.1861 │ 1E. Sarah Margaret STALEY Maggie │ m. 23-Jan.1882-J.F. Mayer │ m. John M. Neeley 27-May.1862 │ 2E. Clara Jane STALEY │ m. 28-Dec.1881-A.J. Stilwagon │ m1. James D. Davis 15-Dec.1885 │ m2. 30-Sep.1889-M.M. Hildebrand │ m2. Henry Biltner ca 1866 │ 3E. Laura STALEY │ m. 23-Sep.1885 10-Mar.1863 │ m. Andrew Jackson Jenney 21-Jun.1868 │ 4E. Ida Florence STALEY 21-Jun.1868 │ 5E. John Thomas STALEY │ (5E. had the farm near Claysville, Pa.) B. near West Alexander, Pa. 18-Jul.1872 │ 6E. Mary Elizabeth STALEY 1874 │ 7E. Lucinda May STALEY 1920 1872 │ m. Peter Wamboldt 1943 8-Jan.1842 │2D. John H. SUPLER 1843 1843 │3D. Joseph G. SUPLER 1845 │m2. 20-Oct.1844 m2. Mrs. Caroline (Rogers) Mounts (widow) 21-Mar.1847 4D. Alexander D. SUPLER 1857 26-Jan.1849 5D. Henry H. SUPLER 1849 18-Mar.1850 6D. James H. SUPLER (05) 1927 1855 m. Elizabeth Byron (05) 1927 1877 1E. William Harry SUPLER (05) 1956 m. (d/o Henry P. & Elsie (POTTER) Danley) m. 30-May.1907-6:00 p.m. Thurs. m. Grace DANLEY 2E. Bessie Mabel SUPLER m. Wed. 9-Dec.1908 m. (s/o J.A. & Nannie B.(__) Lindsay) 14-Nov.1885 m. Frank P. Lindsay Dec.1937 3E. Minnie M. SUPLER m. Craig 4E. James Walter SUPLER 26-Mar.1816 3C. William SUPLER (04) 20-Aug.1872 6-Sep.1819 ca m1. Lucinda Cummins (04) 8-Aug.1850 │1D. Mary Ann SUPLER Richhill Twp., │Greene Co., Pa. 29-Jul.1840 │2D. Martin V. SUPLER (04) 10-Mar.1906 m. │(d/o A.J. & Eliza (Sargent) Goodwin) │ m. Sep.1862 1842 │ m. Elizabeth R. Goodwin (04) 1919 16-Sep.1865 │ 1E. Jessie L. SUPLER │ m. (s/o Joseph & Elizabeth (Stewart) Carpenter ) Gilmore, Pa. │ m. 23-Sep.1885 1-Jan.1858 │ m. Thomas J. Carpenter 1868 │ 2E. Frances D. SUPLER Fannie 1871 │ 3E. Albert J. SUPLER Richhill Twp., Greene Co., Pa. 5 p.m. Wed.: 6-Aug.1873 │ 4E. John Bentley SUPLER (04) 1-Apr.1953 1876 │ m. Hanna L. Wylie Anna 25-Mar.1952 1898 │ 1F. Willis L. SUPLER │ 5E. William Lindsay SUPLER 21-Jul.1843 │3D. Maria SUPLER (02) 11-Nov.1844 1846 │4D. John L. SUPLER 24-Jun.1858 ca │ m1. Anna B. (04) 27-Sep.1884 4-Mar.1877 │ │1E. Mattie E. SUPLER (04) 24-Aug.1877 1878 │ │2E. Willis W. SUPLER │ m2. S.D. 18-Feb.1897 │ 3E. Infant SUPLER (04) 1-Aug.1897 Greene Co., Pa. │ 23-Aug.1844 │5D. Richard W. SUPLER (04) 20-Oct.1913 Greene Co., Next 2: │ m. 27-Sep.1865 11-Aug.1846 │ m. Eliza Jane Goodwin (04) 15-Oct.1917 │ died: Rivieria Beach, FL. 15-Feb.1869 │ 1E. Luanna SUPLER (03) 11-Nov.1960 Richhill Twp., Gree│ne Co. m. 17-Dec.1886 Pancake, Pa.: 24-Jan.1863 │ m. Jefferson Davis Durbin (04) 13-Sep.1935 Richhill Twp., G│reene Co., Pa. d. West Palm Beach, Fla.: 25-Apr.1894 │ 5F. Harry Denver DURBIN (04) 25-Sep.1969 │ m. (gr-dau/o Dennis H. Murphy) (separated) Greene Co., Pa. │ Baltimore, MD.: 1-Jan.1897 │ m. Mary Ethel Murphy (11) 26-Dec.1979 near Majorsville, W│V. in West Finley Twp., Washington Co., Pa. 24-Aug.1916 │ 1G. Harold Francis DURBIN (05) 30-Oct.1992 West Finley Twp. │ m. 11-Oct.1943-W.Alex. d: 4:45 am W. Alex. Pa 21-Jul.1925 │ m1. Mabel Rebecca Frye (05) 18-Jul.1984 Washington, Pa. │ │ ME 17-Feb.1948 " │ │2H. Helen Sharlet Huffman Durbin Ohio Co., WV │ │me (2 Children) 4-Sep.1949 │ │ m1. Thomas Lee Kelly (div.) 29-Jul.1956 │ │ m2. Jerry Robert Reynolds (div.)(2 children) Donegal Twp., Wash. │,Co.│,Pa. m2. 25-May.1975 (no issue) 15-Dec.1923 │ m2. Edna Mae (Henry) Sims (widow) 25-Jul.1850 │6D. William M. SUPLER (04) 15-Sep.1850 1831 m2. Ruth Ann Gary (04) 1913 Greene Co., Pa. 20-Aug.1857 7D. James Buckhannan SUPLER Greene Co., PA. m. 5-Mar.1881-Greene Co., Pa. 1861 m. Annie McAfee 1882 1E. William SUPLER m. 23-Feb.1904-West Alexander, Pa. m. Bertha Grim 2E. SUPLER (dec'd.) 1884 3E. John E. SUPLER 8D. Jane SUPLER 9D. Nancy SUPLER Pa. 1860 10D. Maggie SUPLER Pa. 1867 11D. Mary SUPLER 6-Jun.1818 4C. Samuel SUPLER (02) 5-Apr.1825 Richhill Twp., Greene Co., PA 12-Sep.1820 5C. Rachel SUPLER (13) 9-Feb.1914 Richhill Twp. m. 7-Nov.1839 7-Nov.1839 m. John Walker (13) 8-Sep.1851 1D. George Sheldon WALKER (21) 21-Oct.1935 m. 4-Sep.1872 by Rev. George Loar. m. (d/o Griffith & Cyrena {Syrena} Herrod ) 8-Feb.1856 m. Wimpe Herrod (21) 21-Oct.1945 30-Aug.1873 1E. Blanche WALKER m1. John Miller m2. McCullough 11-Sep.1875 2E. Gertie WALKER 7-Jan.1968 3-Nov.1876 m. Harry Michener Sr. 23-Nov.1973 13-Nov.1877 3E. Lavada WALKER Vadie (54) 19-Jun.1960 m. William E. Miller (54) 4-Feb.1929 17-Jun.1880 4E. Duffa D. WALKER 17-Nov.1978 m. 6-Jun.1917 (no issue) 15-Feb.1879 m. Jesse E. McCombs 13-Jan.1969 29-Jan.1881/91 5E. George Seldon WALKER Jr. Dick 1915 9-Sep.1882 6E. Pleasy WALKER 9-Jun.1978 m. 24-May.1912 (no issue) m. Jesse B. MacAfee 4-May.1951 27-Apr.1885 7E. Grover Cleveland WALKER (11) 6-Jul.1975 m. 18-Dec.1912-(d/o W. Lester Blayney) 18-Mar.1888 m1. Fern D. Blayney (11) 7-Jan.1955 m2. Mary (no issue) near Jefferson, Greene Co., PA. 31-Jul.1887 8E. Thomas Henry WALKER (21) 9-Jan.1974 m. Cora Coleman 1958 22-Apr.1893 9E. Lucinda WALKER 2-Apr.1906 18-Dec.1895 10E. John Russell WALKER(3 Ch) 23-Aug.1898 m. Grace 29-May.1970 11-Nov.1895 11E. Timothy Guy WALKER (20) 5-Feb.1986 m. (d/o Charles & Clara LouAnna (Wise) Ealy) m. 29-May.1918-Wellsburg, WV 15-Jul.1899 m. Goldie Azell Ealy (20) 2-Feb.1986 7-Jun.1901 12E. Donald K. WALKER 23-Jan.1976 m. Mary 2D. (William W.) Warren WALKER (of Cecil, Pa.) Green City, Pa. m. (d/o Simon & Susan (Parkinson) Ashbrook) 1-Oct.1865 m. Hester Anna Ashbrook 25-Feb.1943 1E. Harry WALKER (Hickory, RD 1, Pa.) 2E. George WALKER (Washington) 3E. Albert WALKER (Washington) 4E. Mrs. Jennie Briggs (Wash. R.D.) 5E. Mrs. Fanny Porter (Wash R.D.2) 6E. Mrs. Wilma Naser, (Wash. R.,D 1) 7E. Mrs. Mary Schneider (727 W. Chestnut, Wash) 8E. Mrs. Romaine Mansfield (Washington) 9E. Mrs. George (Mildred) Kerns (Newark, OH) Cecil, Pa. 6-Mar.1910 10E. Sgt. Donald W. WALKER 16-Dec.1988 m1. Jay Gomber 1975 m2. 9-Feb.1976-Lexington Park, Md. m2. Margaret H. Spangler Two step-daughters: (6 gr-children) 11E. (m) 12E. (f) 13E. (f) 14E. (f) Ruff Creek, Pa. next 2 names: 1856 3D. David Leroy WALKER 19-Apr.1919 m. 14-Nov.1878 11-Jan.1859 m. Cynthia Roche 4-Jun.1933 16-Sep.1879 1E. Playford Dolph WALKER (51) 24-Apr.1966 m. Mary Bamberger 1937 2E. Edd Edward R. WALKER Sr. 2-Jul.1959 m.3-Oct.1903 3-Aug.1886 m. Lydia Kughn 18-Oct.1970 Ruff Creek, Greene Co., Pa. (ill 5 weeks) 21-Jan.1888 3E. Frankie WALKER (07) 28-Jul.1974 m. Alonzo Bristor 20-May.1896 4E. Gayle WALKER (51) 12-Jan.1988 m. 1-Oct.1921 m. Thomas Lawson Mankey 21-Sep.1970 5E. Willis WALKER m1. Jennie Gump Ruff's Creek, Pa. 1893 6E. Louise WALKER 1921 1890 7E. Stella WALKER 1920 m. Marion McClellan Richhill Twp., Greene Co., Pa. 2-Mar.1863 4D. Jackson V.WALKER (21) 14-Jan.1937 m. Margaret Morris 1E. Denver WALKER (13) m1. Alice Morris 1890 2E. Joseph Thorton WALKER (13) ca 1959 m1. Rachel Beabout (30) 3E. Frank WALKER (res. East Finley, Pa.) (decd) m1. Mary Lou (from Texas-div. no issue) m2. Dolly m3. (died of cancer) 4E. Dolph WALKER m1. Pearl Fletcher (from Graysville, Pa.) m2. (no issue) m3. (no issue) 5E. John WALKER (res. Akron, O. decd) 1935 m. (no issue) 6E. Howard WALKER m. 3x's. (no issue) 7E. Lydia (res. Akron, still living Aug.1985) m. 9x's & (no issue) 28-Mar.1905 8E. Lucille WALKER (still living Aug.1985) m1. John Mankey (no issue) (res. Texas.) m2. Bill Brandford (of Fla-dec'd no issue) m3. Harry Derks (res. Michigan) 9E. Hazel WALKER (res, Youngstown, OH dec'd) m. Joseph Shearer (dec'd) Pa. 1847 5D. John L. WALKER (res. VanKirk Station) Pa. 1857 m. Loisann Pa. 1874 1E. Griffith WALKER Pa. 1876 2E. John S. WALKER Pa. 1978 3E. Dora WALKER 4E. Minerva WALKER Pa. 1867 6D. Fannie WALKER (of Washington, Pa.) m1. Newte Sargent m2. Luellen 1E. Pa. 1831 7D. Nancy WALKER (res. Cecil, Pa.) m. Craig 1E. Joseph L. CRAIG 2E. Samuel H. CRAIG Ruff's Creek, Greene Co., Pa. 1848/9 8D. Minerva Jane WALKER (1-1850) 1841 m. Silas Loughman 1C. Daughter m. Mr. Acklin 2C. David LOUGHMAN 1842 9D. Samuel H. WALKER (8-1850) 1844 10D. Mary M. WALKER (dec'd)(6-1850) 11D. Joseph L. WALKER 13-Dec.1822 6C. Isaac SUPLER (02) 22-Aug.1896 19-Mar.1824 m. Nancy Livingood (02) 31-Oct.1900 29-Jun.1847 1D. Mary SUPLER m. 2-Apr.1871 m. ____ Ackley 8-Dec.1848 2D. Sarah SUPLER 2-Mar.1851 3D. James M. SUPLER(res. West Alex.) 24-Sep.1916 m. 14-Dec.1871 West Alexander, Pa. 10-Aug.1851 m. Martha Jane Ealy 30-Dec.1926 1E. Essie SUPLER (died young) 2E. Dessie SUPLER 3E. male SUPLER 30-Jul.1853 4D. Marie (a) June SUPLER (10) 31-Jan.1924 1853 m. Riley Wynes (10) 1918 1890 1E. Nancy S. WYNES (single) (10) 1892 2E. Miss A. Mary WYNES (10) 1969 3E. India WYNES m. John Higgins 29-Dec.1855 5D. Nancy SUPLER 2-Nov.1931 m. Newton McGlumphy 1E. Ross McGLUMPHY m. ____ Chess 2E. Wilda McGLUMPHY m. William Bebout 3E. Sylvia McGLUMPHY m. Charles Clark 4E. Zelma McGLUMPHY m. Allen Eimer 5E. Howard McGLUMPHY m1. m2. 12-Aug.1857 6D. Samuel Leslie SUPLER 16-Sep.1900 1861 m. Anna Belle Sargeant 1915 1E. John SUPLER m. Docie Whipkey 1886 2E. Lillian F. Lilly SUPLER (10) 1959 m. 1904 12-Sep.1882 m. John Thomas Swart (10) 1951 3E. Belinda SUPLER m. James Campbell 1F. Josephine CAMPBELL 2F. Pauline CAMPBELL 3F. Sarah CAMPBELL 12-Jan.1860 twin 7D. Isaac Newton SUPLER m. Nettie Clutter 1E. Nellie SUPLER 2E. John SUPLER (d. of TB in WWI) 3E. Robert SUPLER 4E. Charles SUPLER 12-Jan.1860 twin 8D. William T. SUPLER 12-Jan.1860 5-Dec.1862 9D. John H. SUPLER 14-May.1885 12-Jan.1866 " 10D. George Madison SUPLER 16-Nov.1879 12-Jan.1866 " 11D. Minervia Elizabeth SUPLER 13-Jun.1947 m. 4-Sep.1890 m. D.E. Ruth Richhill Twp., Greene Co., next 2 names: 3:45 pm Sun. at home 13-Apr.1891 1E. Stanley Isaac RUTH (10) 18-Mar.1973 m. 15-Apr.1914 Friday 6:55 a.m. 10-Dec.1894 m. Grace E. Clutter (01) 26-Jan.1987 2E. Frank Clayton RUTH (dec'd) 3E. Doyle W. RUTH (") 4E. Son RUTH 7-Sep.1825 7C. Margaret SUPLER (07) 30-Jan.1876 m. 1-Oct.1845 (she was a twin) 20-Jul.1815 m. John Wise (07) 11-Feb.1885 27-Jan.1847 1D. Elizabeth Jane Wise (08) 24-Jun.1930 m. (s/o William P. & Mariah/Maria (Newland ) SPROWLS m. 24-Dec.1868 20-Mar.1845 m. Simon Locke SPROWLS (08) 16-Mar.1904 Simpson Store, Pa. 8:20a.m. 11-Mar.1869 1E. Mary Manerva SPROWLS (20) 7-Mar.1947 m. (s/o Michael Edward & Catherine (Mahoney) Flynn) Painesville, OH/Greene Co. Pa.? m. 19-Sep.1889 (He was 93y) 8:00 pm 27-Dec.1861 m. Michael J. Flynn (20) 13-Jul.1955 Addie buried (10) 18-Feb.1870 2E. Margaret Adeline SPROWLS 9-Dec.1943 m. (s/o Martin & Nancy (__) Ealy) m. 22-May.1890 11:30 26-Oct.1869 m. Martin Ellsworth Ealy (10) 1-Dec.1934 East Finley Twp. d. Mon. 4-Feb.1873 3E. Sallie E. SPROWLS 27-Jun.1966 m. 27-Dec.1892 (res. Nineveh, Pa.) 13-Oct.1869 m. Stewart Adam Dague 17-Dec.1932 East Finley Twp., Wash. Co., Pa. 21-Jul.1874 4E. Thomas Benton SPROWLS (10) 23-Dec.1928 m. (s/o Silas & Peninnah (Allum) Ealy) m. 25-Dec.1895 28-Feb.1875 m1. Rebecca Ealy (10) 26-Jul.1910 m2. Mattie (Reed) Clutter 12-Apr.1940 East Finley Twp. 10:20 p.m. 76ys. 7-Jan.1876 5E. Jacob Lindsey SPROWLS 6-Jun.1952 m. 25-Apr.1900 (res. Burnsville, Pa.) m. Minnie Henry West Finley Twp 7:30 pm. Sat 69yr 24-Oct.1878 6E. Ella Belle SPROWLS 3-Jan.1948 m. (s/o Isaac & Fanny (Clutter) Shaw) m1. 25-Dec.1899 2-Jul.1877 m1. John Franklin Shaw 3-Oct.1948 m2. John Cary in 1932 (no issue) 1879 7E. Frederick A. SPROWLS (single) 1923 27-Aug.1881 8E. Nancy S. SPROWLS (10) 19-Jul.1966 m. (s/o David & Mariah Jane (Huffman) Porter) m. 7-Sep.1904 (res. Nineveh, Pa.) 8-Jan.1880/9 m. William J. Porter (10) 10-Jul.1960 20-Jul.1883 9E. Essie Violet SPROWLS (10) 17-Jan.1969 m. 29-Aug.1906 m. Delmar L. Huffman (10) 28-Oct.1960 East Finley Twp. Washington Co., Health center 18-Jul.1885 10E. Sophia Jane SPROWLS (30) 6-Dec.1984 Nineveh, PA. m. 11-Jul.1903-Taylorstown, Pa. 4:20 19-Dec.1880 m. Frank Thomas Barker 12-Feb.1956 1888 11E. Vern T. SPROWLS 1890 11-Jun.1889 12E. Alta Pearle SPROWLS 8-Jul.1978 m. 26-Nov.1912-Tues. at Pittsburgh, Pa. m. Robert Leo McGlumphy 13-Jan.1849 2D. Mary Ellen WISE (single) (09) 30-Jul.1871 29-Jan.1851 3D. Sarah Ann WISE 19-Sep.1876 m. 28-May.1868 (bro/o James M. Swart?) 20-Dec.1845 m. Philip W. Swart 2E. John Benton SWART m. Ada Wright 3E. Margaret SWART m. John Cooley West Finley Twp. Wash. Co, Pa. Killed by a train 5:30p.m. Wed. 11-Sep.1853 4D. Supler John WISE (73yr) (30) 14-Jan.1926 m. 15-Oct.1874 Dixmount Hosp., Pittsburgh 20-Mar.1857 m. Sidney Huffman (75yrs) 7-Jul.1922 18-Jan.1879 1E. Minnie Belle WISE (10) 7-Nov.1969 m. 16-May.1900-Wed. 23-Oct.1876 m. John Milton Clutter (10) 22-Jul.1956 d. Denver, Colorado 24-Feb.1883 2E. Laurence McLain WISE 14-Jun.1962 m. 14-May.1913 (res. Brookfield, Mo.) m. Flossie Clapp near Nineveh, Pa. Okla. City, Okla 17-Aug.1885 3E. Robert Porter WISE (31) 11-May.1964 m. 1-Oct.1910 m1. Mattie Raymer m2. d. Claysville, Pa. 11-Nov.1887 4E. Ollie Francis WISE (20) 8-Sep.1976 m. 24-May.1909 m1. Nettie Buchanan m2. Brookfield, MO. 4-Nov.1875 5E. Mark M. Pomery WISE 8-Dec.1917 m1. Aug. 1900 m1. Myrtle Carroll │ m2. 10-Apr.1907 m2. Miss Amanda Anderson d. Time, Greene Co., Pa. 20-Mar.1890 6E. Maggie Jane WISE (09) 1-Aug.1890 d. At home, Claysville, Pa. 20-Feb.1891 7E. Clara Luanna Annie WISE (08) 2-Feb.1932 East Finley Twp.m. (s/o George W. & Martha (Frye) Ealy) d.WashingtonHosp.Pa. 15-Dec.1880 m. Charles Lee Ealy d. Tues. 7 p.m.(08) 7-May.1974 4:30 p.m. near Time, Morris Twp. 10-Jul.1856 5D. Leonidas Simpson WISE (10) 26-Dec.1930 m. 8-Nov.1877 (d/o William S. & Octavia (Sargent) Hunt) 5-May.1860 m. Margaret Ann Hunt (10) 29-Apr.1930 Morris Twp., Greene Co,. Pa. Morris Twp., Greene Co,. Pa. 13-Aug.1878 1E. James M. WISE (11) 4-Jul.1959 m. 8-Jun.1901 (d/o William & Nancy (Breese) Phillips) 26-Oct.1883 m. Ida B. Phillips (11) 3-May.1975 Enon, Greene Co., Pa. 14-Sep.1880 2E. Clarissa Eldora Wise (10) 24-Apr.1953 East Finley Twp. Brick m. 1897 Enon, Pa. 27-Aug.1861 m. Isaiah Breckenridge SPROWLS (10) 16-Aug.1940 │├─he m1.: (had 4 children) ││ m1. Loretta Murray 1907 Time, Greene Co., PA. (Bessie (Ealy) Martin source of Martin Section) Enon, Greene Co., PA. 10-Mar.1883 3E. Jennie Rebecca WISE (10) 15-Jun.1957 Harvey, Pa.(Graysville)m. 6-Feb.1901 (s/o John Marshall & Sarah Jane (Gilmore) Martin) 10-Aug.1883 m1. Burroughs Hamilton Martin (10) 13-Feb.1916 m2. Asa Roberts (no issue) Time, Pa. Enon, Pa. 7-Dec.1885 4E. Mary Edna WISE (10) 10-May.1961 Harvey, Pa. m. 14-Feb.1903 at home, 4 p.m. Tuesday 23-Sep.1881 m. Robert Marshall Martin (10) 11-Sep.1956 29-Sep.1889 twin 5E. Harleigh John WISE (10) 1948 m. (d/o Edmond & Nancy F. (McGlumphy) Goodwin) 1892 m. Blanche E. Goodwin (10) Time, Pa. 29-Sep.1889 twin 6E. Arleigh Bell WISE 6:30: 20-Oct.1977 Washington, Pa. m. 22-Dec.1910 16-May.1886 m. Harleigh Ealy 20-May.1893 7E. Lola O. WISE (3yr7mo22da) (10) 12-Jan.1897 25-Dec.1858 6D. Rachael Sophia WISE 9-Apr.1887 m. Holmes Higgens 1E. Anna HIGGENS m. Harry Beckner 2E. John HIGGENS (dec'd) 3E. Eliza HIGGINS (dec'd) 4E. Mary Sophia HIGGINS m1. John Irvin m2. Oakley Montgomery near Time, Pa. (res. 7D. Huntington, WV 89 yrs) Huntington, WV 3-Aug.1861 7D. Theodore Henry Cornal Annisanciel WISE (12) 8-Sep.1950 m1. Elizabeth Sharp │1E. Infant WISE m2. Carrie Elliott │2E. Infant WISE m2. Annie Cunningham hers: 3E. M.B. Cunningham near Time, Pa. (Her obit: 12 gr/ch. & 21 gt-gr/ch)(80yr.6mo.20da.)Thursday 6-Apr.1864 8D. Rhoda Margaret WISE (15) 26-Oct.1944 Morris Twp., Greene Co., Pa. m. 26-Apr.1882 (83yr.8mo.3da.) 5-Feb.1860 m. Richard Stewart Huffman 13-Oct.1943 6-Jun.1883 1E. Hestle William Theodore HUFFMAN Oct.1967 m. 18-Sep.1907 (no issue) m. Edithe Smith 2E. Stewart HUFFMAN (died young) 1907 6-Nov.1886 3E. Bessie Frances HUFFMAN (10) 6-Sep.1967 m. 29-Oct.1903-Time, Pa. 5-Jan.1884 m. Thomas Fry Ealy (10) 27-Jan.1964 Time, Pa. (res. of 4E. R.D.6, Washington, Pa.) 1-Dec.1902 4E. Arthur Wise HUFFMAN 8-Oct.1978 Washington, Pa. m. 7-Sep.1926 9-Jul.1907 (source)m. Mary Margaret Cantaral (artist)(dec’d) 7-Sep.1825 8C. John (R.) SUPLER (Jr.?) (02) 29-Feb.1872 m. (d/o John & Aramarita (__) Gregory) 1828 m. Emeline Gregory (02) 7-Sep.1908 1854 1D. Frank SUPLER (10) 1938 24-Nov.1855 2D. Jonathan SUPLER (02) 27-Mar.1891 m. Hester Sanders (35) 22-Nov.1938 17-Nov.1882 1E. Frank SUPLER (only child) 3-Dec.1964 Nineveh, Morris Twp., Greene Co. m. (d/o William & Emma Jane (Shipe) Uhler) 13-May.1881 (obit 87y) m. Cora (Uhler) Baldwin 16-Oct.1968 1957 3D. Francis SUPLER 1858/9 4D. Mary Arminta SUPLER (02) 13-Apr.1859 5D. William SUPLER (no information) 6D. Margaret SUPLER m. ____ Farrell 7D. George SUPLER (res. Ackley's Creek) (10) m. _____ Piatt (from Graysville-separated) 8D. Morgan SUPLER Mar.1826 9C. Henry C. SUPLER (02) 13-Jul.1850 19-Jul.1831 10C. Mary Jane SUPLER (02) 11-Jul.1850 5-Aug.1834 11C. Sarah Ann SUPLER (10) 1907 1835 m. Henry Ewing 1906 Morris Twp., Greene Co. Pa. 29-Sep.1865 1D. Nancy Nannie EWING 4-Jan.1943 1864 m. George B. Clutter 1940 23-Jan.1888 1E. Harry Stephen CLUTTER d. Greene Co. 14-May.1971 Richhill Twp., Greene Co m. 25-Aug.1909 15-Sep.1892 m. Dora Mae Clutter (10) 9-Aug.1984 2E. Clara CLUTTER m. Clyde D. Ray Morris Twp, Greene Co. Pa. 1:50 a.m. Saturday 20-Oct.1895 3E. Vesta CLUTTER 19-May.1984 m. Leo Lester Beabout 25-Dec.1969 1901 4E. Wilda E. CLUTTER 1974 m. 15-Dec.1919 12-Feb.1899 m. Meek A. Conkey 3 a.m. 29-Sep.1954 19-Nov.1892 5E. Edna Ava CLUTTER 2-Aug.1980 m. 24-May.1910 13-Nov.1889 m. Floyd Nelson Clutter 1909 6E. Arthur CLUTTER 1976 1912 m. Goldie Clutter Sep.1897 7E. Thomas CLUTTER (11) 11-Jun.1969 m. 27-Aug.1921 (d/o Frank & Lizzie Jane (Stollar) Simpson) 24-Dec.1900 m. Nannie Simpson (11) 21-Oct.1982 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ (31-Jan.1876 1. Lizzie Jane STOLLAR (11) 23-Sep.1963) m. (s/o Morgan & Minervia (Allum) Simpson) (Old Concord, Pa.m. 3-Oct.1895 (23-Mar.1863 m. Frank Simpson (11) 23-Jan.1940) ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ Greene Co., Pa. Thurs. 3 a.m. Wash. Hosp., Pa. 19-Jan.1896 8E. Anna S. CLUTTER (87yr) 18-Aug.1983 m. 24-Dec.1920-Washington, Pa. m. Albert Paul 4-Jan.1981 9E. Lloyd CLUTTER m. Velma Higgenbothan 10E. Ross F. CLUTTER 1895 m. Gladys Phillips 18-Mar.1907 11E. Alta Irene CLUTTER m. 7-Mar.1936 12-Feb.1909 m. Clifford Bertram Hickman 1983 12E. Charles L. CLUTTER m. Nannie Cumpson (of Claysville, Pa.) 1904 13E. Harleigh C. CLUTTER 1905 Richhill Twp., Greene Co., Pa. (2D. had 11 gr-ch & 4 gt-gr-ch) 17-Feb.1860 2D. Andrew L. EWING (84yr) 2-Sep.1944 m1. Elizabeth Livingood 1894 Greene Co., PA. │ 10:45 a.m. Saturday 14-Apr.1891 │1E. Lester Lee EWING 5-Feb.1949 │ m. 7-May.1913 │ m. Nellie Francis 22-Aug.1897 (source)│2E. Eleanor EWING 20-Dec.1899 │ m1. Wyit O. Wright (08) 20-Mar.1967 30-Jan.1903 │ m2. William Wray Guess (no issue) │ m2. 1-Dec.1968 m2. Phoeby Whiteman 3E. Roy L. Whiteman 26-Sep.1904 4E. Mabel EWING (26) 14-Dec.1981 4-Sep.1902 m. Lawrence Rush (26) 6-Dec.1981 3D. Sarah EWING m. Stephen S. Paterson Richhill Twp., Greene Co., Pa. 21-Sep.1869 4D. Phoebe Ann EWING (10) 17-Nov.1937 Marshall Co., WV m. 1893 West Alexander, Pa. 9 p.m. 14-Aug.1868 m. Francis Marvin Frank TOLAND 2-Jul.1949 12-Sep.1894 1E. Marvin Oakley TOLAND 29-Jun.1970 m. 1936 (res. West Alexander, PA.) m. Kathrine Leake Time, Greene Co., Pa. Washington Hosp., Pa. 28-Mar.1896 2E. Gertrude Mae TOLAND 18-Sep.1976 m1. Arley Elder m. 1918 (no issue) 1936 m2. 30-Nov.1940 m2. E. Morrison Iams 11-Jan.1962 25-Jun.1897 (source) 3E. Sarah Olive TOLAND (res. West Alexander, Pa.) m. 18-Jun.1924 (s/o Richard & Mary Ellen (__) Amos) m. Harry Lee Amos (05) Time, Pa. (res. Elwood City, d. Beaver Falls, Pa. 1 a.m.) 16-Aug.1899 4E. Howard Ashley TOLAND 15-Jun.1968 m. 1927 m. Enger Sorsen Morris Twp., Greene Co, PA.(res. 5E. Graysville, Pa.)d.10:45 p.m. WV Medical Cen) 12-Mar.1901 5E. Jessie Wilma TOLAND 30-May.1982 Majorsville, WV m. 1-Jun.1925 (Wilma had 19 gr-ch & 5 gt-gr-ch at death) 4-Jul.1904 m. George Wesley Pete Amos (d. 4:50 a.m.) 8-Jul.1986 15-Dec.1902 6E. Minnie Gladys TOLAND m. 9-Aug.1930 (res. West Alexander, Pa.) m. George R. Duckie Miller 22-Jul.1904 (source) 7E. Lula Viola TOLAND (res. West Finley, Pa. m. 1927 23-Jun.1903 m. Morgan Stollar Morris Twp., Greene Co., Pa (CB handle: Wood Chopper) (8:15 a.m. Tues Monongahela Hosp. 8-Oct.1905 8E. Clarence Frenzy TOLAND(8 grch4gtgr) m. 9-Oct.1938 (div.) m. Dorcas Hillberry Nineveh, Pa.(9E. 10 gr-ch/1 gt-gr-ch at death)Breese Nursing Home 7:25am Mon. 27-Sep.1907 9E. Vesta Frances TOLAND (30) 28-Sep.1981 Washington Co., Pa. m. 22-Jul.1937 (res. Washington, PA.) 20-Feb.1904 m. Raymond Martin Yoders (30) 16-Feb.1956 Nineveh, Pa. (10E. had 2 gr-children at death) Greeneville, SC at home 26-Oct.1909 10E. James Franklin TOLAND 18-Aug.1975 m. 1943 (res. Ellwood City, Pa.) m. Helen Wilson Greene Co., Pa. 28-May.1911 11E. Annabelle TOLAND (source) Hundred, WV m. 3-Jun.1942 7-Apr.1918 m. Arthur J. Dailey Jr. 19-Dec.1916 12E. Bernice Irene TOLAND (res. Greensboro, NC) m. 28-Oct.1940 m. Don Hewitt Greene Co., Pa. 4-Apr.1913 13E. Kenneth Wilson TOLAND 8-Jun.1972 m. 20-Jul.1953 m. Ester CROWE 5D. Mary EWING (69 yrs.) (07) 6D. William EWING (res. Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1871 7D. Stephen B. Dock EWING 1923 1858 8D. John EWING 1888 Stoney's Blockhouse: 6-May.1792 5B. Sarah SUPLER 15-Feb.1879 m. 18-Nov.1813 14-Sep.1785 m. John Kimmons 8-Mar.1859 Washington Co., Pa. 22-Sep.1815 1C. Andrew Hanover KIMMINS (33) 8-Mar.1889 m1. Sophia Cools Dallas, WV m. (d/o James & Sarah (Bateman) Chambers) 1-Nov.1816 m2. Mary Chambers Hervey (33) 12-Mar.1899 Marshall Co., WV next 3 names: 9-May.1846 1D. Edmond (or ward) Lockwood KIMMONS 28-Jul.1849 2D. Sarah Jane KIMMONS 20-Jan.1897 Dallas, Marshall Co., WV Elm Grove, Ohio Co., WV 9-Jan.1852 3D. John Luther KIMMONS 21-Jan.1916 Wheeling, WV m. 17-Apr.1873-Wheeling, WV Wheeling, Ohio Co., WV 27-Mar.1852 m. Louisa Kersten (34) 4-Apr.1918 Oak Breeze farm, Ohio Co., WV ) 24-May.1874 1E. Harry W. KIMMONS 8-Aug.1950 m. Laura Belle Snyder Dallas, Marshall Co., WV 25-Feb.1876 (infant) 2E. Lou Olive KIMMONS 16-Jul.1877 Elm Grove, Ohio Co., WV 25-May.1878 3E. Sarah Jane KIMMONS 12-Jun.1910 m. Harry Snyder Elm Grove, Ohio Co., WV Wheeling, Ohio Co., WV 28-Aug.1881 4E. Mary Edna KIMMONS (33) 21-Dec.1959 Wheeling, Ohio Co., WV m. 5-Jun.1905 21-Jun.1868 m. Arthur Bates Butler (33) 18-Mar.1950 Elm Grove, Ohio Co., WV next 2 E's: 18-Jan.1889 5E. John Andrew KIMMONS (single) 12-Aug.1913 13-Jan.1898 6E. Helen Louise KIMMONS 1-Apr.1929 m. Ed. J. VanLiere M.D. Marshall Co., WV 28-Mar.1853/6 4D. Thomas Marshman KIMMONS Jul.1877 1818 2C. John S. KIMMONS 1896 30-Mar.1822 3C. Samuel KIMMONS 20-Sep.1888 m. 1846 1824 m. Margaret Jane Porter 1879 West Alexander, Donegal Twp., Washington Co., Pa. next 2: West Alexander, Pa. 2-Jun.1847 1D. Emaline KIMMONS 22-Nov.1923 West Finley Twp., Wash. Co. m. 17-Jul.1872 12-Jun.1842 m. James Andrew McConn 7-May.1903 West Alexander, Pa. 31-Jul.1880 1E. Margaret Mae McCONN 23-Feb.1921 Roney's Point, WV m. 20-Sep.1906 St. Petersburg, Fla. 26-Nov.1874 m. Milton Marling Henderson 15-Nov.1948 1864 2D. Elizabeth KIMMINS m. 1886 1856 m. Delbert L. Johnson Freeport, Pa. 1E. Lois JOHNSON m. George W. Smith 6:00: 17-Jul.1796 6B. Samuel SUPLER 5:00 a.m. 30-Jan.1798 7B. Anna SUPLER m. 31-Dec.1835-Donegal Twp. m. Isaac Kirk 8:00 a.m. 15-May.1801 8B. (William) SUPLER m. Lucinda 29-Dec.1818 ca 1C. John C. SUPLER (07) 1-Jan.1839 PA. 14-Feb.1804 9B. Edward SUPLER 2-Jun.1892 PA. m. (d/o Rev. John & Jane (Stockton) Brice) 1808 m. Eliza Brice 1875 Washington Co., Pa. 7-Feb.1828 1C. John SUPLER (75yr) 7-Mar.1907 Ohio Co., Va. 1828 m. Margaret B. Buchanan (70yr) 27-Nov.1898 21-Feb.1867 1D. William C. SUPLER m2. Katherine Powers 1E. Elizabeth P. SUPLER m. John W. Hopkins VA. 1862 2D. Arsimond Mc. SUPLER Pa. trampled by cattle: 13-Ju_.1832 2C. Brice SUPLER (76yr) (34) 14-Dec.1907 Virginia m. (eldest d/o Jno. & Eliza (Elliott) McCutcheon) 1-May.1832 m. Ellen McCutcheon (34) 23-Feb.1911 1859 1D. McClune SUPLER (34) 1935 ? 2D. Ella SUPLER VA. 1862 3D. Laura SUPLER (34) 1937 m. McGuinis 1-Aug.1923 ? 1E. Charles Robert McGUINIS (34) 10-Aug.1923 4D. Edward SUPLER m. Catherine Pratt (2 children) 13-Mar.1898 1E. Wishart Pratt SUPLER 17-Jul.1984 m. 17-Sep.1925 11-Nov.1900 m. Lucy Ellen Geho 23-Oct.1974 2E. Nancy SUPLER m. Louis C. Fischer Unknown Suplers: (thought to have been in this section) 3E. Odie SUPLER m. ____ Creamer 4E. John SUPLER m. 1F. Jack SUPLER (dec’d) 5E. Will SUPLER m. 24-May.1864 5D. John M. SUPLER (34) 28-Ju_.1928 27-Feb.1872 ?m. Elizabeth M. (34) 29-Nov.1955 8-Ju_.1901 1E. Eliza Dummack SUPLER (34) 15-Aug.1903 8-Je_.1904 ?2E. John A. Jack SUPLER (34) 8-Je_.1953 Virginia all these C's.: 1834 3C. Adeline SUPLER 7-May.1836 4C. Sarah J.(ane) SUPLER 30-Jul.1927 Ohio Co., WV. m. (s/o Richard D. & Sarah (Bonnett) Davis) Mar.1836 m. Alfred Davis 12-Dec.1916 Apr.1862 1D. McClelland DAVIS (34) 11-Feb.1919 m. 20-Mar.1886, Marshall Co., W.Va. Limestone, Marshall Co. WV m. (d/o Samuel Lee & Lucinda (Powers) Chambers) 11-Dec.1865 m. Mary Belle {Mollie} Chambers (34) 11-Sep.1942 Jan.1887 1E. Carrie Lee DAVIS m. John Filcaske Jul.1888 2E. Georgie Pearl DAVIS m1. ____ Derr m2. ____ Muldoon m3. ____ Lowther Feb.1891 3E. James Slater DAVIS m. Ada Elm Grove, W.Va. Wheeling, WV. 22-May.1893 4E. Mary Jane DAVIS (34) 14-May.1947 Wheeling, W.Va. m. 25-Feb.1911 Elkins, W.Va. 6-May.1890 m. William Addison Genther (34) 30-Nov.1877 Apr.1894 5E. Alfred Earl {Jenks} DAVIS Feb.1897 6E. Samuel DAVIS (died age 20 single) 27-Dec.1900 7E. McClelland {Mack) DAVIS Jr. (single) 20-Nov.1905 8E. Correne F. DAVIS m. ____ Foster 1840 5C. Mary M. SUPLER 1842 6C. Rachel S. SUPLER 1844 7C. Sophia SUPLER 1847 8C. Elizabeth SUPLER 1854 9C. Susan P. SUPLER 20-Oct.1759 2A. Margaret SUPLER (01) 12-Mar.1852 II. Martin SUPLER SUPLER CEMETERY MAIN STREET CEMETERY, West Alexander, Pa..................(01) SUPLER CEMETERY, removed to ENON CEMETERY, Enon, Pa.......(02) Riviera Beach, Fla. ......................................(03) JACKSONVILLE CEMETERY,Wind Ridge, Pa......................(04) WEST ALEXANDER CEMETERY, Rte. 40, West Alexander, Pa......(05) JEFFERSON CEMETERY, Jefferson, Pa.........................(06) PROSPERITY CEMETERY, Prosperity, Pa.......................(07) FAIRMONT CEMETERY, East Finley TWP., Washington Co., Pa...(08) BEULAH CEMETERY,Morris Twp., Greene Co., Pa...............(09) ENON CEMETERY, Enon, Pa...................................(10) WEST FINLEY CEMETERY, West Finley, Pa.....................(11) UNION CEMETERY, Chesapeake, Ohio..........................(12) BETHLEHEM CEMETERY, Ruff's Creek, Pa......................(13) BRADDOCK CEMETERY II, Greene Co., Pa......................(14) ROSEMONT CEMETERY, Greene Co., Pa.........................(15) SOUTH TENMILE BAPTIST CEMETERY, Amity, Pa.................(16) LAZEAR CEMETERY, Greene Co., Pa...........................(17) Baltimore, Md.............................................(18) Rogersville, Pa...........................................(19) CLAYSVILLE CEMETERY, Claysville, Pa.......................(20) BETHLEHEM CEMETERY, Ruff's Creek, Pa. (also (13)..........(21) OAKMONT CEMETERY, Waynesburg, Greene Co., Pa..............(22) California................................................(23) PLEASANT GROVE CEMETERY, .........................(24) MARIANNA CEMETERY, .........................(25) INDEPENCENCE CEMETERY, Indepencence, Pa...................(26) Burial Junction City, Kansas..............................(27) WESTERN RESERVE MEMORIAL GARDEN, Perry, Ohio..............(28) PRESBYTERIAN CEMETERY, Williamsburg, Va...................(29) WASHINGTON CEMETERY, Washington, Pa.......................(30) Funeral in Capitol Hill Funeral Home, Oklahome City, Ok...(31) Cremated & ashes scattered over Washington, Pa............(32) GREENWOOD CEMETERY, Wheeling, WV..........................(33) STONE CHURCH CEMETERY, Stone Church Road, Elm Grove, WV...(34) Burnsville, Pa............................................(35) CANONSBURG CEMETERY, Canonsburg, Pa.......................(36) QUEEN OF HAVEN CEMETERY, near Canonsburg, Pa..............(37) PRESBYTERIAN CEMETERY, Amity, Pa..........................(38) Weirton, WV. Cemetery.....................................(39) West Palm Beach, Fla. Cemetery............................(40) Cremated and ashes strewn over the Atlantic Ocean.........(41) FOREST LAWN GARDENS, Rt. 19, Donaldson's Crossroads, Pa...(42) GREENMOUNT CEMETERY, Waynesburg, Pa.......................(43) Brookfield, Mo............................................(44) Cremated and ashes strewn over St. Croux River, Minnesota.(45) CHAPEL HILL CEMETERY, Denver, Colorado....................(46) Vancouver, Washington.....................................(47) Cleveland, Ohio...........................................(48) PINE BANK CEMETERY, Pine Bank, Greene Co., Pa.............(49) Bridgeport, WV. ..........................................(50) AMITY CEMETERY, Amity, Pa. ...............................(51) EAST FINLEY CEMETERY, East Finley, Pa.....................(52) SCENERY HILL CEMETERY, Scenery Hill, Pa...................(53) UPPER TENMILE CEMETERY, Prosperity, Pa....................(54) Slippery Rock, Pa.........................................(55) FOREST LAWN CEMETERY, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.................(56) OAKMONT or GREENMOUNT CEMETERY, Waynesburg, Pa............(57) Greensburg, Wisc............(59)..........................(58) CADILLAC MEM'L GARDENS, Mt. Clemens, Mi. ..........(62)...(59) Mt.OLIVER CEMETERY, Detroit, Mi....................(63)...(60) NORTH TENMILE CEMETERY, ...........................(65)...(54) MT. VIEW CEMETERY, .....................(66)...(61) MT. PROSPECT, Hickory, Pa. .......................(67)...(62) buried Bluemont, Va................................(68)...(63) SOUTH SIDE CEMETERY, Brownsville Rd., Pittsburgh, Pa.(69).(64) Brookfield, Missouri .................................... (57) CHAPEL HILLS CEMETERY, Denver, Co....................(46) (60) LOWER TEN MILE PRESBYTERIAN CEMETERY, Amity, Pa...........(61) &&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& Letters and information from Tom Schuck 2-14-85 Helen S. Reynolds P.O. Box 217 West Alexander, Pa.15376 Dear Mrs. Reynolds: So sorry to take so long, but I'm working two jobs. My wife's due in mid-April with our third child and the whole family has got both the flu and now bad colds with the dry cough! Quite a list huh? Congratulations on your new little one. How is he? Fine I hope! Anyway. I've enclosed some info on the Elliott family, as well as wills of Isaac (Benjamin's father) as well as Benjamin's will (Susanna's husband). As you can see Benjamin (2/21/1776-8/4/1857) married Susannah Supler (12/21/1784- 3/29/1873) on Christmas Day, 1802 in Washington Co., Pa. They had eleven children as follows: 1. Benjamin Jr. b. 11/23/1803 married 11/23/1841 to Ruth Baldwin in Stark Co., Ohio & was still living in 1850! 2. Isaac Kirk b. 8/6/1805 married 3/26/1830 to Ann Bowman 3. Wilkinson b. 8/6/1809 married 1st 9/16/1834 to Sarah Taylor 2nd to Nancy Rolins; & died 8/10/1894 in Hardin Co., Ohio. 4. Susanna b. 8/31/1809? married to Charles Russell. 5. Rachel b. 11/2/1811 married Abraham Vansciock and 2/19/1846 then to Isaac Cope. 6. Absalom b. 4/11/1814 married 2/19/1838 to Hope Russell & died in Union Co., Ohio in 1855. 7. Jonathan b. 7/20/1816 married 10/14/1841 to Mary Jane Keller & he died 7/18/1873. (Tom's line) 8. Edith b. 3/29/1818. 9. Enos b. 1/20/1820. 10. Ann S. b. 3/30/1822. 11. Agnes 9/19/1823. Jonathan is our ancestral line. His wife was Mary Jane Keller b. 1/25/1819 & died 4/9/1900. Their children were as follows: 1. Daniel b. 8/17/1819 & married Annie Wayne 9/2/1895 & he died 1915! 2. Susanna b. 10-29/1844 & married an O'Neill. 3. Embree b. 10/22/1846 & died 3/1/1865 in Civil War. 4. Curtis b. 7/5/1848 married 11/8/1870 to Mary Drais & moved out West where he was shot and killed 1887! 5. James Riley b. 2/8/1851 married 10/7/1876 to Amy Jane Snider & died 11/10/1934! (Tom's line) 6. John Henry b. 9/9/1853 never married & died 2/5/1920. 7. Mary Vesta born 11/2/1856 married .... Grice & ...Bean & died during the depression! 8. William b. 1/30/1861 & married 9/9/1886 to Lucy Heialy & died 1938! James Riley was our ancestral line & he & Amy Jane had eight children. One is still living--my wife's grandma who is in North Carolina! The other children were: 1. Harry Riley b. 4/16/1877 & died 1956. He was married twice: Elizabeth Cathon & Mary Dague! 2. Minnie May b. 6/21/1878 married 3/8/1894 to Charles Stamm & died 11/26/1969. 3. Jennie Alma b. 5/4/1882 & died 3/6/1883. 4. James William b. 2/8/1884 married May Fox & died 9/14/1961. 5. Cora Belle b. 8/13/1891 married Herbert Fall 10/2/1908 & she died 12/16/1961. 6. Charles S. b. 3/38/1894 married Nellie Yarian 2/9/21 & died 1/1/66. 7. Thomas b. 3/29/1896 married 4/21/1921 Ruth Aeillig. 8. Marie b. 11/10/1901 married 3/1/1921 to Earl Mangus (Paula's grandparents) 1. Warren Elvis Mangus b. 8/8/1923. I hope this helps some, I have more info if you're interested! Hope to hear from you soon! Sincerely, Tom Schuck. P.S. Any data on the Kirk family or more on the Supler? ************ Immigration of the Irish Quakers, page 371, Bradford Monthly Meeting In Chester County. Established in 1737, from Newark, or Kennett and Concord. Joseph Wilkinson came over to Pennsylvania in 1737 and was married 10 Mo., 31, 1740, to Elizabeth, daughter of Thomas and Elizabeth Fisher, of Kennett, Chester County. They resided in East Caln, in the latter county, but afterwards resided at other places. He died 9 Mo., 10, 1760, having had the following children: Frances, b. 12 Mo., 15, 1741; Susanna, b. 12 Mo., 29, 1743; Thomas b. 12 Mo., 5, 1745; Elizabeth, b. 6 Mo. 30, 1748; Joseph, b. 7 Mo. 17, 1750; Mary, b. 3 Mo. 20, 1752; Ruth, b. 7 Mo. 27, 1754; Alice, b. 12 Mo. 10, 1755 married Isaac Elliott. The widow, Elizabeth Wilkerson, and her family removed within the limits of Warrington Monthly Meeting, York County, not long after the death of her husband, and she was married a second time to Joseph, son of Peter and Sarah (Gilpin) Cook, of Warrington. She died at York early in the nineteenth century and was buried in Friend's graveyard at York. Westland Monthly Meeting, Page 30 ELLIOTT: 1803, 9, 1, Joseph [Eliot], s Isaac & Alice, Washington Co., Pa.; m. at Pike Run, Elizabeth JOHN, dt Joseph & Mary, Washington Co., Pa. 1805, 11, 6, Isaac Jr., s Isaac & Alice, Washington Co., Pa. m. Pike Run, Ruth McCALL, dt of John & Sarah, Washington Co., Pa. 1816, 3, 29. Moses, s Isaac & Alice, Washington Co., Pa.; m. at Pike Run, Rebecca Deulea DULY, dt John & Aves, Fayette Co., Pa. 1796, 9, 24. Isaac & w. Alice, & ch Benjamin, Joseph, Elizabeth, Isaac, Alice, Mary, Moses & Francis, rocf Warrington, MM, dtd 1796, 2, 13. 1802, 12, 25. Benjamin dis mou. 1810, 3, 24. Joseph & w., Elizabeth, & ch, Mary, Isaac & John, get Salem MM, O. 1813, 2, 27. Alice McCall (form Elliot) dis mcd 1815, 11, 30. Francis [Elliot] get Marlborough MM, O. 1816, 4, 25. Isaac & w, Alice, get West Marlborough MM 1816, 4, 25. Isaac Jr. & w, Ruth, & ch, John, Sarah, Phebe, Joseph & James, get West Marlborough MM. 1816, 4, 25. Mary get West Marlborough MM 1816, 5, 23. Moses & w, Rebecca, get Marlborough MM, O. 1846, 2, 19. Abraham Vanscioc get Marlborough MM, to m. Rachel Elliott (?H?). ************* Letters from Robert A. Genther Robert A. Genther 11443 S. Oakley Chicago, Illinois 60643 Dear Sir: I am involved in doing my family genealogy. I was raised in Elm Grove, West Virginia. According to my findings, I'm the gt.gt.gt.grandson of Rev. John Brice and Jane Stockton. During my Christmas vacation, I visited the graveyard next to your church. Also, I found a Rev. War stone of John Supler. It is also possible that he is a relative as my gt.gt.grandfather was Edward Supler. Eliza Brice married Edward Supler. Eliza was a daughter of John and Jane Brice. I'd be interested in any information that you might have concerning my gt.gt.gt.grandparents. If there is anyone who might be familiar with any of my living or past relatives, I'd like very much to hear from them. Among other relatives I'm seeking information of Richard D. Davis and Sarah J. Bonnett, who were living about the same time as Rev. Brice. Also, I'm interested in Samuel Lee Chambers and Lucinda Powers, who were born about 1836. Both of those couples were married and are my gt.gt. grtandparents. It is difficult for me to express the elation which I felt upon my wife and I finding the stones of my grandparents. The monument which was erected gave me a great sense of pride. I grew up on Stone Church Road right next to the cemetery where Rev. Brice also started his other church. I grew up in that Church and have myself studied for the ministry. Presently my wife and I are Chicago Public School teachers. The remaining older relative in our family is my Aunt Carrie Davis Filcaske. She is the gt. gt. granddaughter of Rev. Brice. She is 96 years old this Jan. 25. Although she no longer remembers things; she had spoken of our relationship to Rev. Brice years ago. It is documented in a recent Stone Church history. She is now at the Lancia Nursing home in Steubenville, Ohio. Let me thank you for the care you have given to the cemetery, that gave me the opportunity to find their final resting place. Yours truly, Robert A. Genther. ******************* April 4, 1983 Dear Mrs. Reynolds, I've been awaiting your letter as the church told me that they had contacted you. I have found that John Supler, born 20-Oct.1756 and died 14- June.1835, was my gt. gt.gt.grandfather. He was married to Rachel Kirk. By writing Washington, D.C. 20408, Mil. Service Records N N C C, Nat. Archives, G.S.A., (Use application if available) you can get a photo copy (9 pages) of their original records on his Rev. War service and benefit records of he and his widow. There is a $5.00 charge. All you need to put on application is: John Supler-widow Rachael. WAR: Rev. His no.: W4521 STATE served: Pa. It has his handwritten application which was written around 1832 (I am enclosing a photo copy of above info) when he was 75 yrs. old. Incidentally, he was a sailor and went to the West Indies; Philadelphia and New Jersey. He got married in Phil., Pa. on 19-Aug.1784, by Clergyman names Hitter. I suspect William was the son of one of John's children rather that a brother to any of them because of his birth date. I believe the William which you mentioned married Lucinda Cummins. I am very appreciative of the further information which you have supplies to me. If you will look in General and Personal History of Upper Monongahela Valley of W.Va. History, by Ber. Butcher on pages 831-32, you will find 2 pages of Supler History including another (2) Williams. One of whom married Ann Gary. This also indicates other descendants of the Suplers who are quite prolific. I'm so sorry I didn't copy the pages. I have yet to figure out one of the children mentioned born in 1801. Rachel Kirk b. 13-Aug.1767 and d. 28-Aug.1850. She and her father are buried also in W. Alex. cem. Her father is Isaac Kirk. For Kirk gen. see Genealogy of the Kirk Family, by Miranda S. Roberts (1913). Would you also be on the look out for a William Dakan or anyone with Dakan or Chambers surname? Also Stocktons of Cross Creek, Pa. or Kerr family of same location. My best to you in your search. Please thank those at the church responsible for sending me the W. Alexander Church Anniversary Book. It has been most useful in my research work. I'm eternally grateful. Yours truly Robert A. Genther ***************** April 14, 1983 Dear Mrs. Reynolds I hope you received the photo copies of information which I sent. I believe I'm going to sent you back to your charts again. According to information from Ber. Butcher's Vol. I, General and Personal History of Monongahela Valley, W.Va. History. the Suplers came from England (not necessarily English) and Rev. War John Supler (I think) settled in Phil., Penn., and moved to West Alexander, in Greene Co. He was a farmer. His son John (2), also a farmer was born Green Co and married (name not given): children: William (only one listed); William's children listed as: John, Isaac, Rachael and Elizabeth (no dates or places given). Next it states that William, son of John (2). He was a farmer, also a Democrat and Methodist, (good lead). William married Ann Gary, who also b. Greene Co., in 1912. She was 80 years old and still living. Her child: James Buckhannon Supler had following children: Jane, Nancy, Maggie, Elizabeth, and Mary. James Buckhannon Supler, son of William and Ann (Gary) Supler, was born Greene Co., Pa., Aug. 20, 1857. In 1881, he had a hotel at Bridgeport, Harrison Co., W.Va. He built Glen Elk Hotel. He owned or controlled $70,000 interest in natural gas industry in Harrison Co. In 1907, he purchased a $12,000 residence near Clarksburg. He also had other extensive holdings in Clarksburg. He was a member of Elks, Knights of Pythias and Christian Diciple Church, of Clarksburg. James Buck. Supler m. in 1861 Annie McAfee, born Greene Co., and died early in life. He was by trade a harness maker. J. McAfee married Annie McClelland of Greene Co. She was still living at the time of this article was written. J.B. Supler had 3 children of whom 2 were mentioned: William, born in 1882, and John E. born in 1884; both were working on the farm with their father. I'll interject here that my gt. grandfather was McClelland Davis. His mother was Sarah Jane Supler, daughter of Edward and Eliza Brice Supler. Sarah Jane Supler was born Ju. 5, 1836 and died July 7, 1927. She married Alfred Davis, my gt.grandfather. Alfred was born 3-1836, in Ohio Co. Va. and died Dec. 12, 1916. Edward Supler my gt.gt.gr. had a son also: John Supler, brother of Sarah Jane, born Feb.1828, in Washington Co. and died age 75 on March 7, 1907. He married Margaret B. Buchanon, b. approx. 1828, in Ohio Co.; died Nov. 27, 1898, at age 70. The Suplers (stones still standing) have a fairly large plot just behind the caretaker's white house. There will be found a number of Supler relatives. Very near is the Buchanon family stone and plot. I'm referring to the Stone Church Cemetery on Stone Church Road, in Elm Grove, W.Va. I grew up next to this cemetery where so much of my ancestry is found. I'll mention that my gt.gt.gt.gr. Richard Davis is buried there with his wife, Sarah Bonnet. Along with others already mentioned in the cemetery are: John M., s/o Brice & Ellen Supler, b. May 24, 1864, d. Ju_.28, 1928, Elizabeth M. Supler, b. Feb. 27, 1872, d. Nov. 29, 1955; John A. Jack Supler b. J__8, 1904, d. J__ 8, 1953; Eliza Dummack, daug. of J.H. & Eliza Supler b. Ju_. 8, 1901, d. Aug. 15, 1903; Brice Supler b. Ju_. 13, 1832, d. Dec. 14, 1907-wife Ellen McCutcheon b. May 1, 1832 d. Feb. 23, 1911; McClune Supler s/o Brice & Ellen 1859-1935; Ella Supler; Laura Supler McGinnis 1862-1937; Charles Robert McGinnis b. Aug. 1, 1923- d. Aug. 10, 1923. This is by no means all the relevant names but is what I have. I'll try to keep you up on any more recent finds. Good Luck with your search. When I tie up my loose ends I'll get my new information to you. Thanks much. P.S. Buchanon good source for Your probably relative for Supler relatives, especially Robert A. Genther in large cemetery in West Alex No 3 Ridges, also Chambers is I think even better. You find one, & you'll find others there also. Also check Dallas, W.Va. or Pa. Cem. for leads. Also look for possible relationship to a William Daken famliy of Greene Co., in which name Jefferson might have significance. It is a distant possibility. I keep thinking of simething else to clarify things for you. I've opened my envelopes three times. I wasn't sure you had received my first letter. As to your question or relationship to Lucinda C. or Lucinda Cummins. If your research was Lucinda C., that is probably correct, (I'm not sure either.) I was assuming the C. was Cummins from a note I found in History of Greene Co., by Bates, 1888, p. 846, that a Martin Supler was the son of Wm. & Lucinda Cummins Supler. I had no other evidence of the relationship, I hope this helps. After comparing our notes, I believe we can fill in William Supler b. 15-May.1801 as the 8th child of John Supler. Rev. War. William? with? (I just noticed it) according to your records, married Lucinda. Read further as I try to help in this regard. More from Robert A. Genther: Pennsylvania Revolutionary War Records for John Supler Pennsylvania: Rachael Supler, widow of John Supler, of Pa., who served in the Revolutionary war, as a Private and Seaman. Inscribed on the Roll at the rate of 59 Dollars and 63 Cents Per annum, to commence of the 4th day of March, 1848. Certificate of Pension issued the 29 day of May 1849 and sent to Hon R.S. Rose, Allen Cile, N.G. Recorded on Roll of Pensioners under act February 2, 1848, Page 268, Vol. 7. In the State of Pennsylvania, who was a Private in the Company commanded by Captain Rudolph of the _________ commanded by _______ in the Penn. Line for Private 10 months 21 days $35.63 Seaman 6 months 24.00 $59.63 ════════════════════════════════════════════════╣ Inscribed on the Roll of Pittsburgh Agency at the rate of 59 Dollars ╔╦╦╗ ║ 63 Cents per annum, to commence on the 4th day of March, 1834.║║║║ ║ ═══════════════════════════════════════════╩╬╩╬═╣ Certificate of Pension issued the 1st day of March 1833 and ║║║║ ║ (Can't read the rest.) ║║║║ ║ ═══════════════════════════════════════════╬═╬═╣ Arrears to 4th of Sept. 1832-- $ 89.44 ║ ║ ║ Semianl. Allowance ending March 1833-- 29.81 ║ ║ ║ $119.25 ║ ║ ║ Revolutionary Claim ║ ║ ║ Act June 7, 1832. ║ ║ ║ Recorded by Vinal Luce, Clerk, ║ ║ ║ Book D. Vol. 2, Page 183. ╔╬╦╣ ║ ════════════════════════════════════════════╩╩╩╩╝ Next article was written in John Supler's own hand writing not long before his death. On this first day of October 1839, personally appeared before the __________ in the County of Washington, State of Pennsylvania, John Supler, a resident of said county aged seventy-five years, who being first duly sworn according to law doth on his oath make the following declaration in order to obtain the benefit of the previous made by act of Congress passed June 7th, 1832. I was drafted and served a two month tour under Captain Jacob Randolph, Chester County, Pa., in one of the first years of the Revolutionary War, shortly after the battle of Parilus Hook, was stationed at Allentown, New Jersey, all the time. The next time I entered the service was in the spring of 1777, when I enlisted in the Andrea Doria or Black Brig under Captain Kolennson and served in said Brig - until about the time of the Battle of Germantown, when all the crew except the sailors were discharged I, _______, I went home and immediately hired as a substitute for George Craws under Captain John Lindsey of Chester County, Pa. and served the most if not all the two months tour under said Lindsey but I am not sure part of this session was under Captain William Brook. I next volunteered under said Brook and served under him as such until the Brittish left Philadelphia. My next service was in the Walker Prictoles of Wink, in 1778 under Captain Matthew Rules, we sucised among the West Indian Isle and took two merchants. Vessles-returned into port at Philadelphia, in April. I think I was out one tour more than I have mentioned as part of a tour in Jersey. I was born 20th October, 1758. We hereby relinquish every claim what ever to a pension or annuity except the present and declares that his name is not on the pension in rule of the Agency of any State or Territory. Sworn to and subscribed this day and year aforesaid, October 1832. (signed) John Supler (seal) Thomas Officer for we- Samuel McKeekan and Isaac Mayes residing in Washington County and State of Pennsylvania. Here by Certify: that we are well acquainted with John Supler, who has subscribed and sworn to the above declaration. That we declare Him to be seventy-five years of age, that he is resided and he lived in the neighborhood where he resided to have been a soldier of the Revolution and that we con___ in that opinion. Samuel McKeehan Sworn in open court Isaac Mayes October 1, 1832 Thomas Officer, Pro. In the said Court do hereby declare their opinion after the investigation of the matter and after ____ the inter rosatories Per culer by the War Department that the afore named applicant was a Revolutionary Soldier and review as he stated to the Court further certifies that it appears to him, that Samuel McKeehan and Isaac Mayes, who here signed the proceeding certificate, are residents of Donegal township, Washington County, that they are...(rest is not here). State of Pennsylvania County of Washington, Pa. On this 24th day of February 1849, personally appeared before me Isaac Hodgens a Judge of said county, Courts, Rachael Supler aged eighty-one years, resident of the Township of Donegal in said county, who being first duly sworn according to law, doth on her oath make the following declaration in order to obtain the benifit of the act of Congress, passed 7th July, 1838, and the acts subsequent there to--. This declarant states that she is the widow of John Supler, deceased, who was a soldier of the Revolutionary War and who do ____ a pension from the United States at the rate of fifty-nine dollars and sixty-three cents per annum- -and who died on the fourteenth (14th) day of June in the year of eighteen hundred and thirty-five (1835). The declarant further states that her maiden name was Rachael Kirk, that she was married to the said John Supler, in the month of February, in the years seventeen hundred and eighty-four, in the city of Philadelphia by a clergyman names Hitler and that from the time of her aforesaid marriage she lived in lawful wedlock with the said John Supler until the time of his death and had children born prior to the first day of January, 1794. This declarant further states that the annexed record is the original family record of her said husband, that it was made by him and is in his own hand-writing-that it was made about the time of the birth of her oldest child and that the various entries on said record were made at the times of the respective birth of the other children of this declarant and her said husband-- that since the decease of her the annexed record has remained in the possession of this declarant and her said husband's sister. │ Her │Rachael X Supler (seal) Sworn and subscribed on this day and │ Mark year first above written. │ Before me └────────────────────────── Isaac Hodgens a Judge of the Court. **************** State of Pennsylvania County of Washington, Pa. I hereby certify that Rachael Supler the above named declarant is unable by reason of old age and bodily ______ to appear in open court: and I further certify that satisfactory evidence was adduced before me that John Supler, the husband of the above named declarant died on the fourteenth (14th) day of June in the year eighteen hundred and thirty-five (1835) and that the above named declarant still remains his widow. Isaac Hodgens, Judge. The Will of John Supler, dec'd. Will of )In the name of God Amen. I John Suplar of Donegal Twp )Washington County Pennsylvania being of sound mind and John Supler dec'd. )judgement do constitiute this my last will and testament in form following. First I bequeath my soul to God who gave it and my body after my decease to decently intered in the ground respecting my worldly property I direct that all my lawfull debts my my doctors bill and my funeral expenses be paid out of my moveable property I begueath to my beloved wife Rachel Suplar all my real and moveable property during her live-time and at her decease to be divided among my children in the following manner. To my youngest daughter Ann I bequeath one horse and cow one bed and beding one saddle and one bureau after which I direct that all remaining property both real and personal be equally divided between my children namely my three sons John, Samuel and Edward my five daughters Susana, Margaret, Sarah and Anna who are now living and my daughter Rachel who is deceased her share to be paid to her children and I hereby appoint my son John Suplar and my good friend David Wallace Executors of this my last will and testament In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my seal this fourth day of June A.D. 1831. John Supler In presence of Abraham Chase, Benjamin Potter, Robert Chase. (seal) Washington County ss) Be it remembered, that on the 19th day of June, A.D., 1835, before me John Grayson, Register for the probate of wills and granting letters of administration in and for said county in the commonwealth of Pennsylvania, came Benjamin Potter and Robert Chase, witnesses to the within instrument purporting to be the will of John Suplar decd. who on their oaths administered as the law directs, do depose and say, that they were present and did see the testator therein named sign this will, and did hear him publish, pronounce and declare the same as and for his last will and testament; that they signed it as witnesses at his request and in his presence, and at the time thereof he was of sound and disposing mind, memory and understanding, to the best of their knowledge, observation and belief Benjamin Potter, Robert Chase. And sworn to and subscribed before me Jno. Grayson, Regr. June 19, 1835. Letters Testamentary with copy of the will and probate annexed, issued to John Supler, executor therein named, who on same day was duly sworn. Jno. Grayson, Regr. Registered and compared with the original June 19, 1835. Jno. Grayson, Regr. The History of Upper Monongahela Valley page 831 Supler For many years this family resided in Greene and other counties within the state of Pennsylvania. Originally they came form England. (I) John Supler, the first to locate in this county, settled in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, later moved to West Alexander, Greene County, Pennsylvania, where he died about ninety years of age. He was a farmer by occupation. (II) John (2), son of John (1) Supler, was born in Greene county, Pennsylvania. He followed farming for his livelihood. He married and had children: William, of whom further; John, Isaac, Rachael, Elizabeth. (III) William, son of John (2) Supler, was born in Greene county, Pennsylvania, in 1818, and died about 1870. He was a farmer in his native county. He was a Democrat in politics and in his religious belief a Methodist. He married Ann Gary, who is still living in Greene County, where she was born. She is now (1912) eighty years old. Children: James Buckhannon, of whom further; Jane, Nancy, Maggie, Elizabeth, Mary. (IV) James Buckhannon, son of William and Ann (Gary) Supler, was born in Greene county, Pennsylvania, August 20, 1857. He obtained his education at the public schools, assisting his father on his farm the earlier years of his life. In 1881 he engaged in the hotel business at Bridgeport, Harrison county, West Virginia, and continued in this for five years. He then engaged in the hardware business, having a store at both Bridgeport and Clarksburg. These he conducted two years, and then built the Glen Elk Hotel. After conducting this hotel three years he engaged in the natural gas business, and now controls over seventy thousand dollars interest in that industry in Harrison county. In 1907 he purchased a farm of three hundred and sixty-five acres four miles east of Clarksburg upon which he erected a twelve thousand dollar residence in 1911-12, which is modern in all [particulars as much so as any city house. He is interested in the Osborn Shoe Company, in real estate, is a stockholder in the Union National Bank and the Clarksburg Ice Company. Mr. Supler votes the Democratic ticket and is a member of the Elks order, the Knights of Pythias and the Christian or Disciples church at Clarksburg. He married, in Greene county, Pennsylvania, in 1881, Annie McAfee, born in Greene county in 1861, daughter of Joseph McAfee, born in Greene county, Pennsylvania, died early in life; he was by trade a harnessmaker; he married Annie McClellen, of Greene county; she is still living. Mr. and Mrs. Supler are the parents of three children: One is deceased; William, born 1812; John E., born 1884; both are engaged on the farm with their father. ************************* Among others Robert A. Genther author of this section. Frederic Gunther married Dorothea Hillman they had: Louis Carl Francis Genther b. 20-Jun.1851 m. 4-Jul.1877 d. 25- Jun.1933 in Wheeling, Ohio Co., W.Va. m. Emma Elizabeth Dakan, b. 12-Jul.1856 in Triadelphia, Ohio Co., WV. she d. 3-Apr.1930 in Wheeling, Ohio Co., WV. (she was the d/o William and Martha (Davis) Dakan. Louis and Emma had: William Addison Genther b. 6-May.1890 Wheeling, Ohio Co., W.Va. m. 25-Feb.1911 in Oakland, Maryland. He died 30-Nov.1974 in Elkins, WVa. He married Mary Jane Davis b. 22-May.1892, Elm Grove, Ohio Co., W.Va. d. 14- May.1947 Wheeling, Ohio Co., W.Va. She was the d/o McClelland and Mary Belle (Chambers) Davis, b. 11-Dec.1865 Limestone, W.Va. d. 11-Sep.1942 Elm Grove, W.Va. She was the d/o Samuel and Lucinda Powers (b. 1829) Chambers. McClelland b. Apr.1862 Marshall Co., WV. m. 20-Mar.1886 d. 2-Nov.1919, was the son of Alfred (b. 1836) married (28-Dec.1916) Sarah Jane (Supler) Davis (dates listed elsewhere). William and Mary Jane had: Sarah Jane Supler Davis was the d/o Edward SUPLER b. 14- Feb.1804 d. 2-June.1892 & Eliza Brice, d/o Rev. John Brice and his second wife, Jane (Stockton) Brice. John was born ca. 1760 d. 20-Aug.1811; Jane was born ca. 1769 & d. 1-Apr.1853, d/o Robert and Mary (Makemie) ((d/o John Makemie)). Robert was the s/o Thomas and Margaret (Fleming) Stockton. Rev. John Brice m1. Rebecca Kerr b. d. 1-Jun.1794. 1910 Triadelphia Twp., Ohio Co., Elm Grove, W.Va. 26-Apr.1910. Enumerator David B. Heiskell, Precinct 5. 211/224 Davis, McClelland head W. M. 47y m. W.Va. W.Va. W.Va. Foundary Boss Mary B. wife W. F. 44 m. 8/8 W.Va. W.Va. W.Va. None Carrie Lee dau W. F 23 s " " " Sales woman retail store dry goods. Lowther, Pearl dau W. F. 22 m " " " none Davis, James son W. M. 20 s " " " laborer " Mary Jane dau W. F. 18 s " " " sales woman retail store " Earl son W. M. 16 s " " " laborer " Samuel son W. M. 12 s " " " none " McClelland Jr. s. W.M. 9 s " " " " " Cornia dau W. F. 4 s " " " " Lowther, Chambers gr-son W. M. 1 1/2 s. " " " " ALFRED DAVIS, b. Mar.1836 Ohio Co., Va. d. 28-Dec.1916, buried Stone Church Cemetery, Elm Grove, W.Va. was s/o Richard D. and Sarah (Bonnett) Davis. Alfred and Sarah Jane Supler Davis had: John Storer b. 1872 d. 1901; McClelland (previous); and Correna H. Davis Foster, b. 20-Nov.1905. RICHARD D. DAVIS b. approximately 21-Jun.1807 in Va.? Md? or Pa.? d. 9-Sep.1845 buried in Stone Church Cemetery, Elm Grove, W.Va. His mothers name was Jane. Sarah Bonnett Davis was b. 27-Oct.1811 d. 7-Nov.1891 (80yrs.) bur. Stone Church Cemetery. Sources Wheeling News papers Obits, of Alfred Davis and Stone Church Cemetery Records,; 1850 Ohio Co., Census Records. (Sarah Bonnett Davis is possibly related to Lewis and John Bonnett. Richard D. and Sarah (Bonnett) Davis Had: Jane Davis b. 1833l Alfred Davis, b. 1836 m. Sarah Jane Supler Davis; and Elizabeth Davis b. 1839 m. Edward Butler. SAMUEL CHAMBERS JR. b. 1827 (s/o Samuel Sr. & Lydia (Bell) Chambers) m. Lucinda (Powers) Chambers. Lucinda b. 1829 Pa. (d/o Alexander Power). They had: Joseph W. Chambers b. WV. 1854; John W. Chambers b. 1856, W.Va.; Theodore Chambers b. 1858, W.Va.; Slater Chambers b. 1860 W.Va.; and Mary Chambers, b. 1865 W.Va. m. McClelland Davis. ALEXANDER POWERS was the father of: Jane b. 1825 Pa.; Ellen b. 1827 Pa.; Lucenda b. 1829 Pa.; Moses b. 1831 Pa. & Leonedas Powers b. 1838 Pa. (source Marshall Co. Census 1850.) ********************* From Leota Sprowls Clutter John Supler (Land Deals) I found this information at the Courthouse in Waynesburg, in August of 1981. Leota Clutter. John Supler, acquired land in Greene Co. from a man named Strope, who obtained the original patent from the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. There was a Jemima Strope d. 11- -1821, aged 50 years; Nancy, daughter of J. & H. Strope, d. Mar. 2, 1848, aged 12 years, 6 months, and 14 days. As I was looking up some things in the Court House in Waynesburg, I found that John Supler deeded land to the Enon Baptist Church in 1852, believed to be the land the old church that stood in Enon was built on, because the new church was built in 1881. John Supler, to Charles Allum 1850. John Supler, to Morrison Jones 1850. John Supler, Sr. to Henry Ewing (this was his son-in-law) 1864. John Supler, Sr. to John Supler Jr. 1864. John Supler, Jr. to Isaac Supler 1866. Evaline Supler wife. John Supler Sr. to William Supler 1864. John Supler ux to Isaac Supler 1871. John Supler Jr. ux to John Leslie 1866. J.L. Supler at J.V. Vandergriff 1855. James Supler & Gdn al to George W. Reed 1888. Jane Supler al George W. Reed 1889 (Jane, wife of James, Martin Elay's Dbt.) J.L. Supler to S.A. Hughes 1890. John Supler b. Feb. 5, 1790, d. Apr. 28, 1871--81years. Mary or Margaret Sargent Supler, b. April 23, 1788, d. Sep. 4, 1880. Buried in Supler Cemetery, removed to Enon Cemetery by Consol Coal Company in 1981. Burials in Supler Cemetery located in Richhill Twp., Greene County, on the farm he once owned as you can see later. Removed to the Enon Cemetery in 1981, by Consol Coal Company. Notice: Mary (on family tombstone), instead of Margaret as listed in Beers History of Washington County, Pa. Family Bible Records. Elizabeth Supler, born Dec. 2, 1811. Thomas Supler, born Feb. 25, 1814. William Supler, March 26, 1816. Samuel Supler, June 6, 1818. Rachael Supler, Sept. 12, 1820. Isaac Supler, Dec. 17, 1822. Margaret & John, twins Sept. 7, 1825. Henry B. Supler, Mar. 14, 1828. Mary Jane Supler, b. Aug. 5, 1834. Sarah Ann Supler, b. Aug. 5, 1834. I have filled in missing link (L. Clutter) from Obituaries & markers: Elizabeth Supler, bron Dec. 2, 1811, d. May 30, 1893 m. Jonathan Allum, b. Jan. 18, 1817, d. Mar. 5, 1889. Jonathan Allum was a son of John and Sarah (Roper) Allum: John d. 1836; Sarah b. 1780 d. 1869. Johnathan and Elizabeth buried in Enon Cemetery. Thomas Supler, born Feb. 25, 1814, d. 1886, m. Margaret Hill buried in West Alexander Cemetery. William Supler, b. Mar. 26, 1816 de. 1872 m1. Lucinda (Cummins) m2. Ruth Ann Gary. Buried at Jacktown, Pa. birth date in Bible matches that on monument. Samuel Supler, born, June 6, 1818, d. April 5, 1825. 6 yrs, 2mo. 29days. Buried in Supler Cemetery, removed to Enon in 1981. Rachael Supler, born Sept. 12, 1820 m. John Walker, died at the age of 94. Buried in Ruff’s Creek, near Waynesburg. (Obituary). Isaac Supler, b. Dec. 17, 1822 d. 1896 m. Nancy Livingood b. Mar. 19, 1824, d. Oct. 31, 1908. (Obituary) Buried in Supler Cemetery removed to Enon in 1981. Margaret Supler, born Sept. 7, 1825, d. Jan 30, 1877 m. John Wise, b. July 20, 1815, d. Feb. 1885. Buried in Prosperity Cemetery. John Supler, b. Sept. 7, 1825 m. Emeline ((Gregory-(H.S.R.)). Henry Supler, b. Mar. 14, 1828 d. July 13, 1850 23 yrs. old on monument buried in Supler Cemetery, removed to Enon in 1981. We also find Mary Jane b. June 19, 1831 d. July 11, 1850 Buried in the Supler Cemetery, removed to Enon in 1981. Sarah Ann Supler, b. Aug. 5, 1834 d. 1907 m. Henry Ewing 1835-1906. Buried in Enon Cemetery.
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