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1	Taken from: James Welborn of Muhlenberg Couty and His Descendants By Gail Jackson Miller p 45 & 46 James Dudley and Malinda's rocky marital relationship was revealed by their divorce suit in Muhlenberg County Circuit Court. The suit was first brought by James Dudley WELBORN in September 1841 (313) with the divorce being uncontested, even though Malinda had numerous relatives in Muhlenberg County at the time. James Dudley's deposition written 18 August 1841, revealed several detains that were accepted by the court. " To the honorable the Judge of the Muhlenberg Circuit Court in chancery setting humbly. Complaining shewest unto your honor James D. Welbourn that some years ago he intermarried with Malinda Newman and had by her 8 children. She having 9 children during the time they lived together your mater states & charges that he at all times treated his said wife Malinda kindley that he was more indulgent than any husband in Kentucky too much so for his own good and happiness, never mistreating her in any way or manner that he loved her better probably than any other man ever loved his companion He was therefore doubless too indulgent as the Suit will show, for several occasion left your mater to live in adultery with a certain Lasley, and has been frequently privately with of similar conduct with other--your mater believed such to be the fact, yet as they had a large family of helpless children he concluded to bear with her conduct and live with her & raise their little ones But your mater expresley States that the last child She had was not his Said child is now an infant. She Said Malinda says that Said infant is not your maters but that a certain Hilary Newton is its father, that for the last 12 or 18 months Said Newton has had frequent communications with her carnally that he is the father of her last child, that said Newton admitted that he is its father and as conclusive evidence thereof, said Malinda on the [blank] day of [blank] 1841 left the bed & went with her furnishing her a horse to ride & has ever since living in open and [unreadable] adultery together, that she is a base and whoreish woman, To the end therfore that Justice may be done in the premises, & his grievances addressed and as he has no remedy save in a Court of Chancery, and he believes the laws of his country will release him from all obligations due from husband to his wife he prays that Said Malinda Welborn be made defendant thereto that She answer the obligations hereof... James D. Welborn" No divorce was granted to James Dudley WELBORN in March 1842 Court. (314) Interestingly, the Hilary NEWTON named in the suit, appeared with his wife in the 1850 Logan County, Kentucky census. Evidently, James went after Malinda and brought her home, but she was still unhappy. Proceedings were once again brought into court showing Malinda's adultery with more than one man with James seeking a divorce. Deposition in the case reported that Malinda left the county in the company of Mathias CAIN and was living with him in Illinois as his wife. A divorce was granted to James in the September 1845 court. (316) footnotes on page 44: 313. "James D. Welbourn again Malinda Welbourn," Sept 1841, Muhlenbery Co., KY Circuit Court Orders No. 7, Feb 1837-Sept 1841, 1841 term,n.p. Muhlenberg County, KY Circuit Court Records Room, MCCH. 314. "J. D. Welbourn vs. Mrs. Welbourn" March 1842, Loose papers in bundle marked "Judgements March, 1842, R-Z" in drawer marked "Judgements March term 1842", Muhlenberg Co., KY Circuit Court Record Room, MCCH. 316. "Welbourn vs Welbourn," 20 Jan 1845, Loose papers, drawer marked "Judgement in March term 1845, Muhlenberg Co., KY Circuit Court Records Room, MCCH.	Family: F20
2	Most Campbell genealogies list Mary Elizabeth Clifford as a daughter of Tillman Berry Clifford. She may have been raised as his daughter, but he was not her blood father. She was born 11 April 1851, 9 months after Elisah Wriston, Tillman's brother and Deborah Campbell's first husband, died enroute to Utah. Deborah and Tillman were not married until 29 November 1851, when Mary Elizabeth would have been 7-8 months old. Correctly, she should be listed in the family with her full sister and brother.	Mary Elizabeth Clifford (Wriston)
3	Tillman Berry Clifford http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=13d3aa15-c55e-4fa4-8aba-c2fd638aae30&tid=392292&pid=-2087512116	Tillman Berry Clifford (Wriston)
4	Deseret News Thursday, Oct. 20, 2005 Obituary: Ralph Amott Ralph Amott 1951 - 2005 Ralph Amott, age 54, passed away October 14, 2005. He was born July 2, 1951 to Calvin Charles Amott and Laura Beth Orme in Provo, Utah. He attended school in Provo, graduating from Provo High School and BYU. He also graduated from the BYU Law school and was a practicing Attorney in Utah County for nearly 30 years. He was a member of the Order of the Arrow in scouting. He served a mission in Los Angeles. He was married on May 11, 1979 to Mary Lynne Wheeler and they had five children. They were later divorced. He served in several positions in the church including: Gospel Doctrine Teacher, High Priests Group Leader and served in two Bishoprics. He also loved to attend the temple. His interests included: playing the guitar, piano, and doing jigsaw and crossword puzzles. He also loved seeing his children develop their musical and athletic talents. He loved sports, especially baseball. He was preceded in death by both of his parents and by his brother Mark Orme Amott. Survivors include his children Katie Sheldon (Ben), Scott, James, Ryan and Kellie, his siblings, Keith Archibald (Judy), Donn Amott (Lurinda), Kathy Anderson (Curtis), and Nancy Skidmore (Mark). Funeral services will be held on Saturday, October 22, 2005, at the Bonneville Stake Center, 85 South 900 East, Provo, Utah at 11:00 a.m. Friends may call Friday evening from 6-8 p.m. at Berg Mortuary of Provo, 185 East Center St. and also at the Stake Center Saturday morning from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. Interment will be in the Provo, City Cemetery. In Lieu of flowers the family requests contributions be made to an account established in his name, care of Scott or Jim Amott, (1057 W. 1700 N. Mapleton, UT 84664). Condolences may be sent to www.BergMortuary.com	Ralph Calvin Amott
5	Ann Campbell Anderson http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=c96e11cd-fec4-4f93-b440-89a0b0511eb3&tid=392292&pid=-2087513955	Ann Campbell Anderson
6	From Early Connecticut Marriages Prior to 1800 By Frederick W. Bailey Ely Baldwin & Deborah Potter -- Nov. 29, 1770	Eli Baldwin
7	Deseret News, Sunday, June 26, 2005 Obituary: Jared Baldwin Jared Baldwin 4/13/1919 ~ 6/23/2005 Jared Baldwin passed away peacefully Thursday morning, June 23, 2005 following a brief illness brought on by cancer. He was 86 years old. Jared was born April 3, 1919 in East Millcreek, Utah to Nathaniel and Elizabeth Ann Butler Baldwin. In his youth he enjoyed bicycle trips and at age 14, he rode to Fillmore Utah and back alone. He enjoyed hiking and has climbed many mountain peaks such as Mt. Olympus and Twin Peaks with friends or alone. At Granite High School he was on the track team. At a track meet at the University of Utah in 1937, his relay team won the First Track Trophy for Granite High School. He was always proud to be on the same relay team as Elder Faust. Jared's family went on many trips together through the years and a favorite spot to visit was Zion's National Park. He was a faithful member of the LDS Church and had a great testimony of the Book of Mormon. He served as financial clerk and attended the temple often to do work for his ancestors and others. He served a Stake Mission in Canyon Rim Stake. He was employed at Remington Rand, repairing office equipment. He later attended the Salt Lake Trade Technical Institute and obtained an Electrical Technology degree. He was employed at Hill Air Force Base until his retirement in 1984. He married Mary Kathryn Brotherson May 6th, 1971 in the Salt Lake Temple. They had one son, Glade Jared. Jared was a quiet, gentle person with a strong spiritual faith. He will be greatly missed especially by his wife of 34 years. He is preceded in death by his parents, two brothers, three sisters, and his son Glade. Funeral services will be held Monday, June 27, 2005, 12 noon at the Wilford Stake Center, 3080 South Gregson Ave (1765 East). Friends may call Sunday evening at the Wilford Stake Center from 6-8 p.m., and also Monday one hour prior to the services. Interment, Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park. Social Security Death Index Name: Jared Baldwin SSN: 529-14-6174 Last Residence: 84109 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah Born: 3 Apr 1919 Died: 23 Jun 2005 State (Year) SSN issued: Utah (Before 1951	Jared Baldwin
8	Social Security Death Index Name: Marjorie A. Rains SSN: 529-18-4321 Last Residence: 84043 Lehi, Utah, Utah, United States of America Born: 12 May 1923 Died: 11 Jan 2005 State (Year) SSN issued: Utah (Before 1951	Marjorie A. Baldwin
9	Nathan B. (Bennett) Baldwin 1812-1891 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Born 1812 Augusta, Upper Canada Baptized 1833 Zions Camp 1834 First Quorum of Seventy 1835 Trekked west with saints Died 1891 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The following biographical sketch is adapted from the LDS Biographical Encyclopedia, Andrew Jenson, Vol. 3, p.593 and the Ancestral File. =============================================== Nathan Bennett Baldwin, a member of the First Quorum of the Seventy, was born Jan. 27, 1812, at Augusta, Granville county, Upper Canada, the third child of eleven born to Aaron Muson Baldwin and Julia Bisho Becoming a convert to the restored gospel, he was baptized April 28, 1833, by John Gould, and ordained a Priest Oct. 24, 1833. Soon afterwards he went to Kirtland, Ohio, and in 1834, as a member of Zion's Camp, traveled from Kirtland to Missouri, on which journey he became intimately acquainted with the Prophet Joseph Smith. Early in 1835 he was ordained a Seventy by Sidney Rigdon and became a member of the first quorum of Seventy. Later, at Nauvoo, Illinois, he was set apart as a president of the 21st quorum and he afterwards became senior president of that quorum. On January 5, 1839, Elder Baldwin married Sarah Ann Pine. Later he would practice plural marriage, also taking Margaret Ohler, Oler, or Cler as wives. After his arrival in Utah, he was advised by Pres. Brigham Young to locate in Fillmore, Millard county, where he resided until his death. When the 21st quorum of Seventy was located in Millard county, Brother Baldwin was continued as senior president of the same, which position he held until the time of his death, which ensued from general debility Nov. 1, 1891, at Fillmore. Brother Baldwin was a faithful, humble man, possessing the love and respect of all who knew him, and died in full faith of the gospel. Only a few days after his death, his aged wife, Sarah, the partner of his youth, followed him to the other side. ------- 1850 US Census Division 28, Lee, Iowa Nathan B. Baldwin38CanFarmer Sarah A. Baldwin31VT John C. Baldwin8IA Nathan Baldwin3IA 1860 US Census N B Baldwin49CanFarmer Sarah A. Baldwin41VT Julia A. Baldwin18IL N B Baldwin13IA 1870 US Census Fillmore, Millard, Utah N B Baldwin58Up CanFarmer S A Baldwin51VT Nathan Baldwin23IA Margaret Baldwin23PA Andrew Baldwin5UT James W. Baldwin3UT George B. Baldwin7/12 NovUT 1880 US Census Fillmore, Millard, Utah Nathan B. Baldwin68farmerCanCTCT Sarah Ann Baldwin60VTMANY Margaret Baldwin33PAPAPA Andrew V. Baldwin15UTCanPA James Baldwin13UTCanPA Charles H. Baldwin9UTCanPA NathanielBaldwin1UTCanPA	Nathan Bennett Baldwin
10	1900 US Census Provo, Utah, Utah Nathaniel BaldwinDec 187821M-0 UTPAPAAt School Elizabeth BaldwinMar 188218M-00/0UTEngUT 1930 US Census East Mill Creek, Salt Lake, Utah Nathaniel Baldwin51M-20UTNYPA manfacturer radio equipment Elizabeth N. Baldwin48M-17UTWalesUT Thora W. Baldwin25WdUTUTUT Kelvin A. Baldwin22SUTUTUT Zona Baldwin16SUTUTUT Jared Baldwin10SUTUTUT Marjorie A. Baldwin6SUTUTUT * Nathan Baldwin27M-21UTUTUT carpenter radio factory Elthel B. Baldwin26M-20COALAL Nathan H. Baldwin4 7/12SUTUTCO Mattie N. Baldwin1 9/12SUTUTCO	Nathaniel Baldwin
11	Salt Lake Tribune http://www.sltrib.com Ruin Followed Riches for a Utah Genius Will Bagley Published: 07/08/2001 Edition: Final Section: Utah Page: B1 In the 1920s, the sleepy Salt Lake County farming community of East Mill Creek was home to Utah's first high-tech boom. The Baldwin Radio Company employed 150 men and women around the clock, producing a remarkable variety of gadgets, including "Baldy Phones," the first radio headsets. Few remember that Nathaniel Baldwin, an eccentric Utahn, invented headphones in 1910. During the Roaring '20s, his company generated $2 million in yearly sales, worth 10 times that amount today. Baldwin was born to a pioneer family in Fillmore in 1878. As a child, he was "always building things," including his own bicycle and steam engine. To get an education, he walked the 120 miles to Provo (which the young inventor found as exotic as the "golden city of Baghdad") and began working his way through Brigham Young Academy. He later studied physics and electrical engineering at Stanford. Baldwin's devotion to certain quaint LDS doctrines cost him his professorship at the Y. in 1905. He supported his family running remote hydroelectric plants on Snake Creek near Heber City and in East Mill Creek Canyon. After finding that he couldn't hear the LDS General Conference speakers at the Tabernacle, Baldwin devised a way to amplify sound. Bewildered visitors to East Mill Creek Canyon soon reported hearing unearthly voices echoing off the canyon walls, the product of Baldwin's compressed-air sound amplifier. Baldwin could not interest any private company in producing the world's first headphones, but when the U.S. Navy ordered 100 headsets on the eve of World War I, he was on the road to riches. To power the plant he built on 2300 East, Baldwin dammed East Mill Creek and built a generator out of bicycle wheels and piano wire. Hydropower soon lighted up not only his factory but the entire neighborhood, and he paid his workers the princely sum of four dollars a day. Baldwin also designed radio speakers, including the deluxe Master-Baldwin Throatype Clarophone, said to be shaped like opera star Enrico Caruso's throat. According to legend, Philo T. Farnsworth, inventor of the cathode ray tube, built the world's first television in Baldwin's factory. Like many geniuses, Baldwin was neither a fiscal wizard nor a good judge of character. He turned down an offer of more than $1 million for his company to protect his employees' jobs. His remarkable generosity made him an easy mark. To complicate matters, Baldwin was devoted to the doctrine of polygamy and believed in the coming of "one Mighty and Strong" who would "bring forth the sealed portion of the Book of Mormon." He financed construction of twelve bungalows known as "polygamy alley" that still line Evergreen Avenue and invested $50,000 in a worthless "dream mine" in Farmington Canyon. More than 200,000 orders for Baldwin headsets poured in, in 1922. But as many subsequent high-tech firms have learned, success can lead to financial disaster. Competition led to a cash-flow crisis and Baldwin's polygamous comrades beguiled him into a series of predatory deals. By 1924, he was bankrupt. Baldwin won back control of his company, but his shady colleagues persuaded him to sell stock in the Omega Investment Company. He was convicted of mail fraud in 1930 and served two years at McNeil Island Federal Prison. He returned to Utah a broken man. An impoverished Nathaniel Baldwin continued his inventive ways until his death at his son's home on January 19, 1961, but he never recaptured his lost glory. His factory still stands, hidden next to the woods behind the East Mill Creek Library, a forgotten monument to a troubled genius.	Nathaniel Baldwin
12	The Nathaniel Baldwin Diaries (Accn 1298) University of Utah Marriott Library, Manuscripts Division The Nathaniel Baldwin Diaries (1897-1961) are photocopies of a microfilm copy of original journals written by Baldwin, a Salt Lake City religious leader and inventor. The son of converts to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS), Baldwin was born in Fillmore, Utah, in 1878. He attended Brigham Young Academy and Utah State Agricultural College. He completed his education in physics and electrical engineering at Stanford University. Soon after, while teaching physics and theology at Brigham Young University (BYU), Baldwin became involved in the Mormon Fundamentalist movement. A primary tenet of the Fundamentalist movement was support of polygamy and Baldwin was fired from BYU due to his stand on this issue. To produce a widely-used amplification device that utilized compressed air, Baldwin built a factory on the east side of the Salt Lake Valley. The business became successful and Baldwin reputedly used the profits to support other Fundamentalists. In 1930, fraudulent business practices led to an imprisonment that lasted until 1932. The remainder of his life was impoverished and he died in 1961 in Salt Lake City. In addition to recording Baldwin's personal experiences, the journals also contain financial records stemming from Baldwin's involvement with various LDS congregations, particularly the East Millcreek Ward of the LDS church. An inventory is available.	Nathaniel Baldwin
13	WWI Draft Registration Nathaniel Baldwin born: 1 Dec 1878 residence: Sugar Station, Salt Lake City, Utah nearest relative: Mr. Elizabeth Butler Baldwin (wife)	Nathaniel Baldwin
14	Alumni record, 1857-1915 By Lawrence College (Appleton, Wis.) Published by The College, 1915 page 314 GEORGE ELMER BARBER. Present address, White Sulphur Springs, Montana. Born, at Lone Rock, Wisconsin, August 11, 1878. Father, a Civil War veteran. Entered, Lawrence Academy 1901, graduated Lawrence College 1906. Student Boston University School of Theology, 1907-1910. Degrees, B. A., Lawrence; S. T. B., Boston University. Entered the ministry of the M. E. church December, 1906. Pastor in Massachusetts, Iowa and Montana. At present on a homestead ranch at White Sulphur Springs, Montana. Interested in baseball and tennis. Married, June 15, 1911, to Mildred Calkins of Viola. One child, Mildred Georgine.	George Elmer Barber
15	Minnesota Death Index, 1908-2002 Name: Mildred G. Major Birth Date: 15 Oct 1914 Death Date: 23 Feb 1978 Death County: Ramsey Mother's Maiden Name: Calkins Certificate Number: 005406 Certificate Year: 1978 ancestry.com	Mildred Georgine Barber
16	Deseret News Weekly, 19 March 1862. Benjamin Freeman Bird Obituary Died: In Springville City, Utah county, Feb 20, BENJAMIN FREEMAN BIRD. Aged 85 years 1 month and 1 day. Father Bird was born in Essex county, New Jersey, and had been a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints nearly twenty-seven years, having been baptized in Southport, Chemung county, New York, in June, 1835. He emigrated to Far West, Mo., in 183-, and after the Saints were driven from that state, settled in Nauvoo, and shared in their persecutions in, and ultimate expulsion from, Illinois. From Nauvoo he went to the frontiers, and from thence emigrated to Utah, arriving in Great Salt Lake City in 1850, where he resided two years, and then moved to Springville. He was universally respected, and lived and died a saint.	Benjamin Freeman Bird
17	charles bird http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=d4c7c3fc-0c9b-478e-bf61-cea0d15d00b6&tid=392292&pid=-2087513685	Charles Bird
18	1850 US Census Winchester, Litchfield, Connecticut Julia Baldwin58CT James Baldwin19NYFarmer Julia Baldwin15CT	Julia Bishop
19	Marriages at Quorndon, 1576 to 1837 Vol. 8 ancestry.com Silas Cross & Ann Briggs 10 Jun 1833	Ann Briggs
20	Frank Potter http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=document&guid=da4180aa-537e-4360-a344-851923fefd79&tid=392292&pid=-2087512377	Chloe Brockett
21	SS Death Index Myra A. Potter Name: Myra A. Potter SSN: 451-62-5660 Last Residence: 75701 Tyler, Smith, Texas, United States of America Born: 29 Nov 1908 Died: 1 Nov 2001 State (Year) SSN issued: Texas (1955 )	Myra Aline Brooks
22	August 24, 1864 "Died: In Grafton, Kane County, U.T., June 28th 1864, of bleeding of the lungs, BYRAM BYBEE, aged 65 years, 4 months and 3 days. "Deceased was born in Barren County, Kentucky. He embraced the gospel in 1841; in 1842 he moved to Nauvoo, shared the persecutions with the Saints, and in 1846 left Nauvoo and traveled through different parts of Illinois and Iowa, working for an outfit, which he obtained, and in 1851 came to our mountain home. He lived his religion as should a Saint. In 1863 moved to Southern Utah, where he died in full faith and fellowship, full of good work, and in sure hope of a glorious resurrection."	Byram Lee Bybee
23	Page 7 of Revolutionary War Pension file. On 7 Jun 1832 affidavit that he is 69 years of age. Would give birth date of about 1763.	Cornelius Bybee
24	1870 US Federal Census Williamson County, Texas John Bybee 69 KY Elizabeth Bybee 69 KY 1880 US Federal Census Precinct 2, Erath County, Texas John Bybee 79 KY Piety Bybee 38 AL John L Bybee 5 TX	John Bybee
25	John Bybee III Biography http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=document&guid=0a3ddbf2-5acd-4c55-a884-1270c22f99e0&tid=392292&pid=-2087513011	John Bybee
26	The will of John Bybee III http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=document&guid=c923ac36-f87f-4f2f-a8e2-2632af6eeafe&tid=392292&pid=-2087513011	John Bybee
27	William Bybee Biography http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=document&guid=f0da84b0-8c54-42d8-a9f5-8416cf382c1b&tid=392292&pid=-2087513002	William Bybee
28	1880 US Census Hyrum, Cache, Utah Elisha Campbell39NYNYNY Lizzie Campbell36NYNYNY (wife) Ben??? Campbell15 (m)UTNYNY John A. Campbell12UTNYNY Mary E. Campbell5UTNYNY Mary A. Campbell36EngEngEng (wife) Jenifer J. Brown8EngEngEng (step daughter) 1900 US Census Basalt, Bingham, Idaho Benoni CampbellMar 1865 35M-2UTOHNY Hariet CampbellNov 1875 24M-21/1UTNYNY 1910 US Census Pocatello, Bannock, Idaho Elisha B. Campbell59M-1 47yrsOHNYNY Naomi Campbell64M-1 47yrs6/4NYNYNY Benoni Campbell41DivorcedUTOHNY (son) Ruth Campbell10SIDUTUT (granddaughter) Asa Gerrard19SIDCANY (grandson)	Benoni Nelson Campbell
29	1850 US Census Weber County, Utah Terr Samuel Campbell23NY Rebecca Campbell23MO Hulda Campbell16NY Elisha Campbell9OH Joseph Campbell1Des (UT) 1860 US Census Brigham Post Office, Cache County, Utah Terr Joseph Campbell23OH Elisha Campbell20OH 1900 US Census Basalt, Bingham, Idaho Elisha CampbellMar 1842 58M-38OHOHOH Naoma CampbellOct 1844 55M-386/4NYNYNY	Elisha Leonard Campbell
30	1850 US Census Lawrence, Tioga, Pennsylvania Ezekiel Campbell 42 PA Betsey Campbell 40 PA Ralph A. Campbell 18 NY Frederick Campbell 15 NY Joel Campbell 13 PA Deborah Campbell 11 PA Harrison Campbell 10 PA Willis Campbell 8 NY Maria Campbell 6 NY Sarah A. Campbell 4 NY Sonis Campbell 2 PA 1860 US Census Bear Creek, Sauk, Wisconsin Spring Green Post Office E. Campbell 52 PA Betsey Campbell 51 PA Willis Campbell 17 PA Maria Campbell 16 NY Lewis Campbell 12 NY Milton Campbell 18 NY	Ezekiel Campbell
31	1860 US Census Pine Grove, Van Buren, Michigan Pine Grove Mills Post Office Fredrick Campbell 25 Laborer NY Idelia Campbell 20 NY Willis O. Campbell 1 MI 1880 US Census Blue, Jackson, Missouri F. Campbell 45 Farmer PA PA PA A A Campbell 40 NY PA NY Willis Campbell 21 MI PA NY Mary E. Campbell 19 MI PA NY Frank Campbell 13 IA PA NY Minnie Campbell 10 MO PA NY Hattie Campbell 8 MO PA NY Ralph Campbell6 MO PA NY Maude Campbell 8/12 MO PA NY Allen Bailey 33 brother in law PA PA NY	Frederick Campbell
32	American Civil War Soldiers Record ancestry.com Name: Joel Campbell Residence: Bear Creek, Wisconsin Enlistment Date: 11 August 1862 Distinguished Service: DISTINGUISHED SERVICE Side Served: Union State Served: Wisconsin Unit Numbers: 3075 3075 Service Record: Enlisted as a Private on 11 August 1862 Enlisted in Company K, 23rd Infantry Regiment Wisconsin on 11 August 1862. Died of disease Company K, 23rd Infantry Regiment Wisconsin on 07 January 1863 Civil War records indicate Joel Campbell died on the ship "J.H.Dickey" of disease. the 23rd Wisconsin Infantry was at this time taking part in the opening of the seige of Vickburg and had just fought in the Battle of Chickasaw Bayou which is in the state of Mississippi on the Yazoo River not far from the Mississippi River. It is likely then that he died on the ship while on the Yazoo or Mississippi River. 1850 US Census Lawrence, Tioga, Pennsylvania Ezekiel Campbell42PA Betsey Campbell40PA Ralph A. Campbell18NY Frederick Campbell15NY Joel Campbell13PA Deborah Campbell11PA Harrison Campbell10PA Willis Campbell8NY Maria Campbell6NY Sarah A. Campbell4NY Sonis Campbell2PA 1860 US Census Spring Green, Sauk, Wisconsin Joel Campbell23PA Mary Campbell19PA	Joel Campbell
33	1850 US Census Lawrence, Tioga, Pennsylvania Ezekiel Campbell 42 PA Betsey Campbell 40 PA Ralph A. Campbell 18 NY Frederick Campbell 15 NY Joel Campbell 13 PA Deborah Campbell 11 PA Harrison Campbell 10 PA Willis Campbell 8 NY Maria Campbell 6 NY Sarah A. Campbell 4 NY Sonis Campbell 2 PA 1860 US Census Bear Creek, Sauk, Wisconsin Spring Green Post Office E. Campbell 52 PA Betsey Campbell 51 PA Willis Campbell 17 PA Maria Campbell 16 NY Lewis Campbell 12 NY Milton Campbell 18 NY 1870 US Census Keithsburg, Mercer, Illinois James Strickland 39 GA Maria Campbell 26 NY Charles A. Campbell 2 IL James W. Campbell 1 IL 1880 US Census Hastings, Adams, Nebraska James Strickland 38 FL M.E. Strickland 35 NY Charles Strickland 12 IL George R. Strickland 8 IL I. N. Strickland (F) 6 WI	Maria Campbell
34	Nebraska Marriages, 1856-1898 Record ancestry.com Name: Minnie M. Campbell Gender: Female Spouse Name: Joseph Williams Marriage Date: 25 Nov 1880 County: Adams Source: Record of this marriage may be found at the Family History Library under microfiche reference number(s) 6087685. 1900 US Census Hastings, Adams, Nebraska Joseph WilliamsOct 1854 45M-19MIGerGercigar mfr Minnie M. WilliamsAug 1864 35M-191/1WIPANY Ida B. WilliamsSep 1882 17SNEMIWI	Minnie M. Campbell
35	Sketches from the life of Phoebe Ann Campbell daughter of John Campbell as related to Myrtle C.Swainston and Lorine Goodwin on 31 December 1955 by Jemimma HelenGodfrey Campbell, who is Phoebe Ann`s daughter-in-law, and who knew her well and admired her. It is supplemented by dates and places obtained from family pedigree and family group sheets. Phoebe Ann Campbell was born 17 June 1820 in Ridgeberry, BradfordCounty, Pennsylvania, the daughter of John Campbell and Mercy Worden. She camefrom a large family. The Campbells worked in timber in Pennsylvania. She was married to her first cousin Isaac Campbell while still in Pennsylvania. She came across the plains, and she and Isaac were among the first settlers of North Ogden. (They were not the very first.) They lived together for nineteen years, but didn`t have any children. They separated and he married again. He gave Phoebe the house in North Ogden, which was the same house in which Myrtle Lorine Campbell was born. Phoebe then married her uncle Jonathan Campbell and was sealed to him. He was a polygamist and we have never known for sure how many wives he had, four, we think, but he did not live with all at the same time. Phoebe was a doctor and midwife and took care of almost every birth in North Ogden and Pleasant View. She was away from home most of the time attending to these duties. She stayed with a woman ten days unless she was called away to deliver a baby elsewhere. Her fee was three dollars and she was often paid in food or dry-goods or whatever the family had. One time two babies were being born at almost the same time, one in Pleasant View and another in North Ogden. She traveled back and forth between the two places to deliver the babies and then to dress them. She taught Sunday School, the 10 or 12 year old boys for years and years. She was a big woman, about the size as her son Lorin.(He was a tall, heavy-set man). Her hair was dark brown, her eyes blue, and her complexion medium. When her husband, Jonathan died, he deaded some property to Phoebe and Lorin, her only son who lived, and they owned this land together. She and Lorin`s family lived in the house in different rooms until she died, at which time the property went to Lorin. Phoebe did not do much mid-wifing when her children were babies. John Alvin was kicked on the head by a horse when he was four years old and did not die until three months afterward, during which time the bones worked out of his head. Phoebe died 30 October 1895 when she was 75 years old. Shortly before her death she washed outside, as was her custom, after being in a steam-filled house. that evening she went to a political rally and came back ill with a cold which turned to pneumonia and caused her death. She was buried in the North Ogden Cemetary. http://www2.tribalpages.com/tribe/browse?userid=pubah&view=0&rand=556076662&pid=232#moreinfo_	Phoebe Ann Campbell
36	Highland Park Cemetery, Adams County, Nebraska Oldest Hastings Cemetery CAMPBELL, Willis Co K 23 Wisc Inf .......... 18 Feb 1842 -- 4 Apr 1879 ---------- 1850 US Census Lawrence, Tioga, Pennsylvania Ezekiel Campbell42PA Betsey Campbell40PA Ralph A. Campbell18NY Frederick Campbell15NY Joel Campbell13PA Deborah Campbell11PA Harrison Campbell10PA Willis Campbell8NY Maria Campbell6NY Sarah A. Campbell4NY Sonis Campbell2PA 1860 US Census Bear Creek, Sauk, Wisconsin Spring Green Post Office E. Campbell52PA Betsey Campbell51PA Willis Campbell17PA Maria Campbell16NY Lewis Campbell12NY Milton Campbell18NY 1870 US Census Bear Creek, Sauk, Wisconsin Spring Green Post Office Willis Campbell26PA Sarah Campbell24NY Minnie Campbell5WI Sarah Campbell1WI Archibald Campbell64NY 1880 US Census Hastings, Adams, Nebraska S J Campbell34WidNYNYNY Minnie Campbell15SWIPANY Sarah Campbell11SWIPANY James A. Campbell9SWIPANY Addie Campbell6SWIPANY 1890 Veteran's Schedule Dublin, Boone, Nebraska residence: Albion, Boone County, Nebraska Sarah J. Campbell widow of Willis Campbell Private K 23 Wisc11Aug1861 - 1Jul 1863 comment: chronic diarrhea and piles Civil War Pension Index ancestry.com Willis Campbell K 23 Wisc Inf date of invalid claim filing: 1 Oct 1878no certificate date of widow claim filing: 21 May 1880no certificate	Willis Campbell
37	From the Family Bible of Christopher Columbus Clark Births "Sarah Chalker Feb 22, 1839" Deaths "Sarah Clark Died Sept 21, 1902"	Sarah Chalker
38	newspaper clipping found in the bible FUNERAL OF MRS. CLARK Held at Family Home on Jefferson Road Tuesday The funeral of the late Mrs. Sarah Clark was held Tuesday afternoon from the home on the Jefferson road and a great many relatives and friends gathered to pay their last respects to the deceased. Rev. W. F. Rothenburger of the Church of Christ conducted the service. A quartette furnished appropriate music and neighbors were the pall bearers. The floral offerings were exceptionally fine and showed the esteem in which the deceased was held. Interment was made in Plymouth.	Sarah Chalker
39	newspaper obituary found in the bible Death of Mrs. C. C. Clark Mrs. C. C. Clark, a highly respected lady died Sunday at 3 p.m. at home on the Jefferson Road, after quite a tedious illness. She was __ years old and possessed a fine character. The deceased is survived by a husband and one son, who have the heartfelt sympathy of the community. The funeral will be held at 3 o'clock Tuesday afternoon from the home and interment will be made in Maple Grove cemetery.	Sarah Chalker
40	1870 US Census Medina, Medina, Ohio Arial G. Minor41NH Jame Minor39NY Loren M. Minor17OH Hannah Minor14OH Thomas Minor12OH Gardner Minor7OH Eugene Minor3OH * William Walker30OH Mary S. Walker26OH Ellis B. Walker6OH Hannah Kennedy63Canada	Hannah Chapman
41	1900 US Federal Census Maple Creek, Colfax, Nebraska June 1, 1900 Adelbert Clark head Nov 1860 39 M-11 OH OH OH Malinda Clark wife Mar 1869 31 M-11 3/2 IL PA PA Charles Clark son Feb 1895 5 S NE OH IL Clarance Clark son Dec 1896 3 S NE OH IL Mary Skiner gr-aunt Jan 1822 78 Wd 3/2 OH NH NH	Adelbert Benjamin Clark
42	From the Family Bible of Christopher Columbus Clark Births "Adelbert B. Clark Nov 22, 1860"	Adelbert Benjamin Clark
43	From the Family Bible of Christopher Columbus Clark Births "Alzada Clark Sept 6th, 1867"	Alzada B. Clark
44	From the Family Bible of Christopher Columbus Clark, son of Sherman and Julia Hobart Clark Births "C C Clark Sept 12, 1833" "Christopher C Clark Died June 19th 1903" ------------------------ CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS CLARK COMPANY C Christopher Columbus Clark was born 12 September 1833 in Portage County, Ohio to Sherman and Julia Ann Hobart Clark. Within a year of his birth, the family settled at Southington, Trumbull County, Ohio where he grew to manhood. On 22 December 1859 he married Sarah Chalker, a descendant of one of the first settlers in that area of Ohio. He enlisted in the 125th Regiment, Ohio Volunteer Infantry, Company C on 12 November 1862 and was mustered out 12 November 1865. He was wounded at the Battle of Chicamauga during the second day of fighting on 20 September 1863. After the war, he and his wife and children moved to Jefferson in Ashtabula County, Ohio. He was a farmer but was very interested in education. He and his wife had four children: Adelbert Benjamin, Sarah Ella, Alzada and Ernest. Christopher C. Clark died 19 June 1908 at his home in Ashtabula County, Ohio and is buried in the Maple Grove Cemetery in Ashtabula. http://home.earthlink.net/~nhaldane/c-clark.html --------------- Civil War Index ancestry.com Name: Christopher C. Clark Enlistment Date: 12 Nov 1862 State: Ohio Service Record: Enlisted as a Private on 12 November 1862 at the age of 29 Enlisted in Company C, 125th Regiment Ohio Wounded on 20 September 1863 at Chickamauga, GA Transferred Conppany C, 125th Infantry Regiment Ohio on 01 July 1864 --------------- 1890 Veteran's Schedule Plymouth, Asthabula, Ohio Clark, Christopher C. rank: Private Company: C Regiment: 125th Ohio Infantry date of enlistment: 12 Aug 1862 date of discharge: 12 Nov 1865 length of service: 3y 3m 0d Post Office Address: Ashtabula, Ohio Disability Incurred: lost a thumb	Christopher Columbus Clark
45	From the Family Bible of Christopher Columbus Clark Births "Ernest G. Clark Dec 30, 1871" Deaths "Ernest G. Clark Died September 24, 1949"	Ernest G. Clark
46	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living
47	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living
48	From the Family Bible of Christopher Columbus Clark, son of Sherman and Julia Hobart Clark Births "Sarah E Clark March 30, 1863" Deaths "S Ella Bissell Died June 8, 1887"	Sarah Ella Clark
49	Newspaper clipping found in family bible "The sudden death of Mrs. George Bissell, so soon after the death of the little Ruthie, brought a felling of sadness over the community, and the husband and parents have the sympathy of their many friends, who wish that the little babe left so soon motherless, amy live and be comfort to the father and grand-parents."	Sarah Ella Clark
50	1840 US Federal Census Trumbull County, Ohio James Hobart males <5=1, 20-30=1; females <5=1, 20-30=1 Benjm Hobart males 5-10=1, 10-15=1, 15-20=1, 60-70=1; females 10-15=1 Sherman Clark males 5-10=2, 30-40=1; females <5=1, 20-30=1 Ira Herrick males <5=2, 5-10=1, 40-50=1; females 5-10=1, 10-15=1, 30-40=1 1850 US Fed Census Southington, Trumbull, Ohio Sherman Clark 44M Vermont Juliann Clark 36F New Hampshire [Juliann Hobart] Christopher Clark 16M Portage Co, Ohio Harrison Clark 15M Trumbull Co, Ohio Harriett Clark 11F Trumbull Co, Ohio Augusta A. Clark 3F Trumbull Co, Ohio	Sherman Clark