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Re: Abraham Childers III

oakridgestables1 — 2012-03-10 04:00:39Z

Nancy Hammer/Hamner married a Samuel Henry Childress several yrs. after Samuel Childers was living in Warren County, KY. Samuel & 1st wife had two children born in NC, Sarah & Elisha Childers & others in Warren Co. Sarah married Francis Rash & Elisha Married Juda/Judy Glass, (not the daughter of Hannah Barnhill/James Glass) although her father's name was James Glass. Have not found her mother's name. Samuel Childers purchased land next to the Meadows Family near Richardsville in Warren Co. in 1809. Also there was a Thomas Childras living nearby in 1810 Warren Co. Federal census.
Samuel Henry & Nancy Hammer Childress never left VA. He died before her, she left a will naming their children- they weren't ours. I am descended through Elisha & Juda Glass Childers. Have been trying to prove connections as I go & have definitely ruled out some.

Re: More Ohio Pews

dawn89822 — 2012-01-20 03:31:28Z

Did your Alice Pew marry Samuel Hill in Williams County, Ohio? If so, I believe she is the daughter of Joseph Pew and Ruth Eddy. Joseph Pew and Ruth Eddy moved to Williams County, Ohio in 1836. Joseph is the only Pew I can find living in Williams County of the right age--and in Ohio, at that time, weddings had to occur in the county where the bride lived. I have identified 7 children belonging to this marriage so far.

PEW Margaret Lawrence - Coshocton, Ohio

Lace_Lynch — 2011-10-26 12:04:07Z

COSHOCTON: Margaret Lou Pew, 85, of St. Rt. 643, Coshocton, Ohio, passed away at Coshocton County Memorial Hospital on Monday, October 24, 2011, after a brief illness.

She was born on April 21, 1926, the daughter of the late Jay and Esta (McBride) Lawrence in Millcreek Twp., Ohio.

She attended a one room school named Grade, and later transferred to Keene where she graduated in 1943.

She married the love of her life, Raymond S. Pew on August 1, 1943, and like other war brides she worked various jobs, including the Coshocton Area Chamber of Commerce, Shaw-Barton, and for Dr. Kistler, while Raymond was overseas. Upon his return, they settled on their farm in Keene Twp., where she helped with all aspects of the farming operation for the past 68 years.

She was an active member of the Keene Happy Neighbors Extension Club, the Keene United Methodist Church, and her card club, which began in the 1940's.
She enjoyed flower gardening, collecting antiques, and her family.

In addition to her husband, she is survived by a daughter and son-in-law, Lee and Phyllis Debnar of Millersburg, Ohio, a sister, Gwen Snyder of Coshocton, a niece, Lynn (David) Roenbaugh, nephew Melvin Pew, grandchildren, Larene (J) Hall, LaVonna (Greg) Gress, great-grandchildren, Brandan Smith, Brittleigh Smith, Zanon Hall, and Landan Gress, and a great-great-grandson, Jace Allen. Margaret Lou is also survived by great nieces, Amanda (Tony) Meiser, Melissa (Dan) Winner, and great nephew, Mark Roenbaugh. She was preceded in death by her son, Jay S. Pew.

A funeral service for Margaret Lou will be held in the Chapel of Given-Dawson Funeral Home, 186 Park Avenue, Coshocton, Ohio, 43812, on Friday, October 28, 2011, at 11:00am, with Pastor Dariel Kaiser officiating.
Burial will follow in South Lawn Cemetery, Coshocton, Ohio. The family will receive friends and neighbors at Given-Dawson Funeral Home on Thursday, October 27, 2011, from 5 to 8pm, and one hour prior to the funeral service on Friday.

For those who wish, contributions may be directed to the Building Fund, Keene United Methodist Church, 27100 Co. Rd. 1, Coshocton, Ohio, 43812. A online memorial is located at www.given-dawsonfuneralhome.com

Published in the Coshocton Tribune on October 26, 2011

Any Info. on Lydia Pew 1826 England?

budman3206 — 2011-10-14 21:45:29Z

Looking for any information on Lydia Pew who was B:1826 in England and Immigrated to USA. She married a William Adamson who was also from England and Immigrated to the US. They had a daughter named Anna May Adamson B:1889 in Kansas. Anna married my Great, Great, Grandfather John Henry Hopkins in Iowa. (I think) Hopkins was B:1884 Iowa and D: 1946 Michigan.Please contact me if you have any information on any of the people above. budman3503@yahoo.com and put their name in the "subject" line. Thank you so much for your help.

Re: More Ohio Pews

smanley06 — 2011-10-06 05:09:06Z

hannah was the daughter of my ggg grandfather. jesse pew.they were both born in loudon county va. I'm trying to find information on him[jesse].

Re: Henry Pew who married Jane Womack

dsruth — 2011-02-23 21:15:06Z

Hi, I would like to share information with you on Henry Pew and Jane Womack. Thanks in advance for any help.

Dianne Snyder Rutherford

Re: Henry Pew who married Jane Womack

dsruth — 2011-01-02 20:07:49Z

Hi, I have Henry married Jane Womack. They are my 9th Great Grandparents. Their daughter Ann married Abraham Childers Jr. They are my 8th Great Grandparents. I have Ann who married Abraham Childers was married 2nd to John Atkins.
Looking forward to hearing from you. I would like to share information with you. Thanks in advance for any help.

Dianne Snyder Rutherford

Re: Henry Pew who married Jane Womack

harrysargent1 — 2011-01-02 03:30:54Z

I have Henry Pugh died May 5, 1709 in Henrico Co. VA
I am confused if he married Jane Womack or Jane Milner.

There is some confusion also if my connection is with daughter Anne or Elizabeth. My tie is through Childers who married one or the other.

I just found the Anne might have married Adkins.

I also have Henry's marriage year in question.

HENRY PEW 1837

PHDACC — 2010-08-05 21:21:42Z

HENRY PEW WAS THE SON OF ANDREW PEW. HE WAS MARRIED TO ROSE COAXUM .SHE WAS THE DAUGHTER OH STEPHEN COAXUM ALL FROMM SC

pew family from sc

PHDACC — 2010-08-05 21:18:34Z

I AM THEGREAT GRANDAUGHTEROG HENRY PEW.HE WAS BORNED ABOUT 1837. HIS FATHERS NAME WAS ANDREW PEW.THEY LIVED IN SC. IF YOU HAVE ANY INF PLEASE CONTACT ME AT mar15ap@homesc.com

Re: Patrick Mary Hardford Pew

Mark_Martinson — 2010-08-03 21:59:25Z

Wow, it's not very often that I hear from the Pew side of the family. Yes, I have come across some more information since that last post. Contact me at Hardetbra@comcast.net.

Mark

Re: Patrick Mary Hardford Pew

shengnes — 2010-08-03 19:40:47Z

Hello, I am a decendant of Patrick Pew through his son Francis to his daughter Margaret (married to Comfort La Rue) to her daughter Kathrine (married to James C. Reagan) to her daughter Margaret (married to Melvin Steiner) to her daughter Kathleen(my mother). I was wondering if you ever found any information out? I saw your photos on findagrave.com which helped out greatly when we went looking for them last month. Thanks. I'm wondering how your research ever turned up?

Re: Henry Pew who married Jane Womack

NicholasBobbitt — 2010-04-20 17:15:10Z

Does anyone have info on Henry Pew b. 1634 d. 1711's mother? Would appreciate help.

Re: Henry Pew who married Jane Womack

dsruth — 2010-04-17 23:32:45Z

I just noticed that if Jane Womack's parents were William Womack and Mary Jane Allen Womack, whick I have a ? by, then not only are William and Mary's son Richard Womack my 8th Great Grandfather and their daughter Ann Womack who married William or John Puckett, she is my 8th Great Grandmother, then also their daughter Jane Womack who married Henry Pew is my 9th Great Grandmother. So, three of William and Mary Womack's children are my ancestors.
Then me what information you need and how are you related to them.
Dianne

Re: Henry Pew who married Jane Womack

cddyhouse — 2010-04-17 12:11:35Z

I have Henry Pew Jr, b. 1635, England, his father Henry Pew (akaPugh)Sr. b. in Wales, England in 1608, d. 1640, Henrico
Co. Va.

I have Jane Womack, dau of William womack and Mary Jane Allen, her father Timothy Allen, he was b. 1594, England.

Dave Dyhouse
cddyhouse@aol.com

Re: Henry Pew who married Jane Womack

dsruth — 2010-03-05 17:41:28Z

What information do you need? Ann Pew who married Abraham Childers Jr. is my 8th Great Grandparents. How are they related to you. Looking forward to hearing from you.
Dianne

Re: Henry Pew who married Jane Womack

cddyhouse — 2010-03-05 14:15:29Z

Seeking info on Ann Pew, dau of Henry Pew and Jane Womack
who married Abraham Childers in 1675.

Re: Adeline Watzlawick

Walbridge_61843 — 2009-12-21 11:58:41Z

Mr. Drew: I am doing research on the Watzlawick family and may have information that you would like to add to your tree. If so, please email me at: SWalbridge@Juno.com.

Re: Watzlawick reply for Don Watts

Walbridge_61843 — 2009-12-19 15:10:31Z

Vicki:
Contact me at SWalbridge@Juno.com concerning the information on the Watzlawick Family you are searching for.

Pew/Pugh/Peugh DNA project

dmoneta1062 — 2009-07-28 18:57:56Z

Hello Pugh researchers,
We would like to extend an invitation to join us in the Pugh surname project at Family Tree DNA www.familytreedna.com/public/Pugh. We now have about 100 participants in this project with variant spellings of the surname. Over the past several years we have made many exciting discoveries but there is still much to learn through this study. We now have a relatively good understanding as to how the various Pugh lines in America are related. DNA has told us that by the 1800s there were many distinct Pugh lines in America. We know that the Lewis Pugh line of Richmond County, Virginia is not related to the largely Quaker Pughs who settled in Pennsylvania or the early line of Francis Pugh of Virginia. There were other Pugh lines well established in America in the early 1700s but we need participants of these lines to join our project. Therefore, we are seeking your participation in this project if you are male and carry the Pugh surname. If you are female, you could ask a brother, uncle, or father to test for you who carries the Pugh surname.
Our biggest burning question remains how the well documented early Pennsylvania Pugh lines from the Welsh Track are related back in Wales. We are beginning to gain participants from the early Pennsylvania Pugh branches but we do not yet have an adequate database to draw any conclusions. We are very much in need of participants from the following branches:
• James M. Pugh and Joan Price who were of the Quaker faith and were married at Radnor in 1692. James came to America in 1682. His father, Evan Pugh, did not come to America until 1698. This line of Pughs is very well documented and has branches that spread all across America. We currently have two participants from one of the southern branches but we need more participants, particularly from the northern branches.

• David Pugh and Katherine Price who were also of the Quaker faith and married in Radnor in 1698. It is believed that David and James were brothers who married Price sisters. We have one known participant from this line and his DNA results vary substantially from the two James M. Pugh participants. It is critical to our research that we gain additional participants from this line.

• Robert Pugh (or ap Hugh) and Sarah Evans who were married in Wales and arrived in America in 1698. While we have not come across primary source information, we have read that the couple practiced the Quaker faith in Wales but converted to the Church of England upon arrival in America. This line is most notably represented by the Hampshire County, Virginia Pughs. Maud Pugh and others have done a wonderful job of documenting this line. We have only one participant from this line but, from his results, we have learned that the Hampshire County Pughs are related to the Hancock County Pughs. We need additional participants to help us better define the relationship between these two lines.

• Ellis Pugh and Sinah[--?--] left Wales in 1686 to come to America. Ellis was a Quaker preacher who was orphaned as a young boy in Wales. There is much written on him and his genealogy has been very well documented. However, a significant number of branches remain to be developed. This line is one of the most prominent in America but we do not yet have a single known participant in the Project. It has been suggested by many that Ellis and Robert were related. Branches of both lines seemed to migrate together. Needless to say, we need some participants from this line.

• Hugh Pugh I and Helena Brink are first found in the Dutch Reformed Church records from the Minisink area of New York. They were married there in about 1785. While the couple had five sons, only the genealogy of Hugh Pugh II has been well documented. Hugh Pugh II and Elizabeth Davis arrived in Hancock (then Brooke) County, West Virginia in about 1800. Their son, David, laid out what became Pughtown (now New Manchester). We have one participant from this line and his DNA closely matches that of our Robert Pugh representative. This is another prominent line of Pughs that is in drastic need of additional participants.

• Francis Pugh III and Pheribee Savage were both from the Northampton Area of Virginia. Francis was born there in about 1692. This Francis was the grandson of Francis Pugh I who came from Wales to Jamestown, Virginia in 1666 with brothers Daniel & Thomas. This line may include many of the Pughs found in early census data in Virginia and North Carolina. We currently have only one known participant of this line and are evaluating close DNA matches from two of our participants that have hit a brick wall. Without additional participants known to be of this line, we cannot yet come to a conclusion. As with the other lines, we need more participants.

• Lewis Pugh and Ann[--?--] were married in Richmond County, Virginia in about 1703. Lewis came from Wales to the Colony of Virginia in 1695. The couple had eight children and descendants of his line have spread all across America. This is our biggest success story. Nearly half of our participants are representatives of this line. Due to the size of this group, we have been able to break the data down into subgroups to better define genetic markers that may indicate the individual sons or grandsons of this couple. What we are currently doing with this group serves as a model for what we hope to do with the other groups represented in our project. We still need more participants to join us as there are several members of this group who do not have a paper trail showing who they descend from.

While the specific goals and objectives for each of our participants may vary, we are all interested in gaining answers to genealogical questions that cannot be answered through conventional research. DNA is a very powerful tool and, when used in conjunction with paper trail evidence, it can provide us with answers to some very important questions. DNA can tell us whether or not two or more poorly documented Pugh families living in the same area at the same time are related. It can also bring surprising results, such as connecting two Pugh lines that were before believed to be unrelated!! We also have four African-American participants who learned through DNA testing that they descend from a Pugh ancestor even though they do not carry the Pugh surname. A number of our participants have hit a brick wall in the mid-1800s. For those participants, matching DNA with someone who can trace his lineage back to the 1700s or even 1600s is an incredible experience.
We are fortunate to have this new tool at our disposal. DNA can fill in some of the gaps in our paper trail research that can otherwise never be known. Events in American history have had a negative impact on records availability and our ability to follow some of the early Pugh lines. The French and Indian War (1756-1763) drove many settlers out of Virginia and on to North and South Carolina. After 1763, some settlers returned but many remained in the Carolinas and continued migrating southward and westward. Other Pugh branches spread throughout New England and Pennsylvania and later migrated westward as government land grants were made available after the Revolutionary War (1775-1783) and the War of 1812 (1812-1815). Records from this period become increasingly more available for genealogical researchers but the early migrations of the various Pugh lines in America present a challenge for many. The Civil War had a devastating impact on the records in the South. Many courthouses were burned to the ground and with them information has been lost forever. It is our hope that through the use of DNA analysis, the relationships among and origins of the many documented Pugh lines may be more clearly defined.
The results of our project is summarized on the Y RESULTS page of our website http://www.familytreedna.com/public/Pugh.
A Website/Mailing List has been created to discuss our various Pugh lines; our successes and our brickwalls. This is also an excellent place for people who are considering DNA testing to ask questions. We invite you to become part of the Yahoo Groups “Tracing Pugh Origins” at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Tracing_Pugh_Origins/.

Please contact me if you have any interest or questions about this project.

Daniela Moneta

Re: PEW - KENNEDY

meowkat1 — 2009-06-10 10:44:48Z

Hi Agnes,

Sorry I never replied to that last mesage you sent me. For some reason I never got it. I've actually just found it while doing random searches on google.
I never knew Elizabeth had three children. I only have one for her "Janet" born 13 November 1861, reputed father Alexander Robb who was 45 at the time and Elizabeth only 22.
I only have Janet traced up to the 1881 census, where she is listed as her grandmother's daughter.
Who were her other two children? Very interesting about the New Zealand connection, I'll look into that.

Thanks, sorry again about the very, very, late reply.

Katrina

Richard E. Pew

dawn89822 — 2009-04-22 04:21:33Z

My ggg grandfather is Richard E. Pew, born in New York about 1822. He married Hannah Starr on 7 Apr 1842 in Williams County, Ohio. They had seven children: Ann Elizabeth (m. Wilson Brubaker), John Wesley (m. Agnes Allman), Joseph (I think he died in 1864 as a soldier in the Civil War), William Marion (m. Amanda Bordner), Elnora Jane (m. Franklin Fidler), and twins Alfred Arthur and Albert A. (I haven't found much information about them)

Here is my request: Can anyone help me with Richard Pew's parents? and, can anyone help me with information about the twins?

Re: Pew Family

tmlodge — 2009-02-28 16:44:59Z

Although your posting is old, my ancestor is Caroline Carrie Pew (born May 14, 1862 in Salem and died in 1936). She is my great grandmother. She is buried in East View Cemetery in Salem. I heard there are several Pew families in Salem. We may not be related. Caroline's father was William B. Pew and her mother was Margaret E. Gallagher. They lived in the Bridgeton/Greenwich area of south jersey. My cousin by marriage, Danine Lodge, of Woodstown is also very active in geanology research.

Re: Pew family of NJ

tmlodge — 2009-02-28 16:29:27Z

I am a direct descendent of Caroline Carrie Pew who was born May 14, 1862 in Salem, NJ. She married a Samuel Jackson Crew in July 28, 1883 in Salem. The family eventually married into the Lodge family of Salem.

Carline's parents were William B. Pew (born 1836 in Cumberland, NJ and died May 17, 1898 in Millville, NJ) and Margaret E. Gallagher (born in 1835 in Bridgeton, NJ and died August 12, 1900 in Greenwidh, NJ). Both buried at Broad Street Cemetery in Greenwich or Bridgeton.

William's parents were John Pew and Hannah Boon

Margarets parents were Francis Gallagher and Judith Gallagher.

Re: PEW - KENNEDY

agnesirvine31 — 2008-11-28 18:46:31Z

Hi Katrina I was in contact with a distant Kennedy relitive who sent me
all the information. He has researched the PEW KENNEDY Decentants. Did you know Elizabeth had three children before she married Michael Kennedy. I know the children they had together went to New Zealand.Hope this has been of use to you I have more info that maybe of use to you .
Hope to hear from you soon. regads.
Agnes.

Re: PEW - KENNEDY

meowkat1 — 2008-11-26 00:18:08Z

Hi!

I am also related to this family, I'm descended from Elizabeth's brother and have been trying to trace all the members of this family who moved to Lanarkshire about 1840.

I'd really really love to hear from you! Where did you find Elizabeth's birth date? So far I've traced 7 children for Elizabeth and Michael, just using the censuses and haven't managed to get them any further forward.

Please get in touch,

regards,

Katrina

pew

agnesirvine31 — 2008-10-19 18:38:52Z

can anyone help i am trying to find pews related to thomas pew bn. abt 1790 county down Ierland He married Elizabeth Shanks abt 1817 county down Ierland Please e mail me Thanks

Re: PEW - KENNEDY

agnesirvine31 — 2008-10-18 14:23:50Z

elizabeth pew bn 1 jan 1840 couny down ierland michael kennedy bn 1 feb 1842 county galway ierland married 1st feb 1869 airdrie lanarkshire scotland. elizabeth died 31st dec 1916 airdrie lanarkshire michael died 18 jan 1887 placecraig lanarkshire. hope this helps they are both in my pew family tree.

Henry Pew who married Jane Womack

dsruth — 2008-07-24 04:04:57Z

I am trying to find information on Henry Pew who married Jane Womack. Henry was born about 1635 in England and died 1710 in Henrico Co. Va. Jane Womack was born about 1640 in Henrico Co. Va. and died before 1711 in Henrico Co. Va. Thanks in advance for any help. Dianne

Re: William S. PEW b.1846 Wayne Co,MO. d.1913 Madison Co,MO.

TheresaRGriffiths — 2008-07-23 02:31:05Z

Scott,

I was at Wayne Co, Mo. court house before and they do have Wills there, but none of them are indexed and I didn't have the time to go through every book to see if my GGgrandfather LANE had a Will.
I hit a lot of Counties and some cemeteries in Mo.
That's the thing look for Wills and Deeds of all your line.
If your Samuel had a Will it might have names of parents or siblings you just never know. Plus learn the history of the County because it might be one County one year and later formed to make another County. Sometimes Wills will be filled in a different County.
Good Luck to all of us! :)

Theresa

Re: Benjamin Franklin PEW b.1840 d.1912 Madison Co, MO. - Parents from N.C.

ScottPugh27 — 2008-07-22 23:41:18Z

Yes, thank you. I know about it. Benjamin Franklin Pew who died 27 Oct 1912 in Madison County, MO is my G G Grandfather, and William S Pew who died on 21 Aug 1913 also in Madison County, MO is his younger brother, and their death certificates are listed in the archives.

Thankyou for your interest. It would be fun to collaborate together to see where and when our ancestors become common. Right now, I'm am in the middle of compiling the census information i have into word, and research Sophia's family, they may lead me to Samuel's family, and also all their children. They may have something too. Also, I may need to find some willing participants to join the Y DNA Pugh/Pew Surname project to solidify lineage, which my father and his cousin have already done.

Talk to you later.

Scott

Re: William S. PEW b.1846 Wayne Co,MO. d.1913 Madison Co,MO.

ScottPugh27 — 2008-07-22 23:23:47Z

Sorry about that. I had to run for a bit, so i just copied and paste. Yes, that sounds like a good possibility that we could have common Pew/Pugh ancestors in NC. I haven't as yet found anthing on Samuel P Pew 1801,,, son's death certificate, Benjamin or William, says its a P and not an L like his youngest known son Samuel L Pew 1849, like who his parents were or where they were from.

I'm liking to think that his father's name was Samuel too, but I am uncertain. When I look at other lines, I don't see any Samuel's born at the right time to be him or his father, and when I do find a right date, it's not Samuel, but a William, for example, who's family came from PA and he was born in NC in 1800. Maybe his name was Samuel William Pew. lol. I was reading some family history lines on the message boards, and 80% of the Pugh/Pew's came PA and the earlier ones, 1666-1699, lets say, were Quakers. So, the odds are, numbers wise, that we came from the early Henry/James/John/David Pew/Pugh's in PA. But how to connect them is the question. I did read about a Samuel Pew in a will that had a brother named Samuel,,, but no information, just a mention. Didn't quit understand what it meant.

Anyway, if you need some more information, just email me and i'll send it to you.

scottwpugh@hotmail.com

Scott Pugh

Re: William S. PEW b.1846 Wayne Co,MO. d.1913 Madison Co,MO.

TheresaRGriffiths — 2008-07-22 22:37:58Z

Thanks. Nobody seems to know anything about Samuel PUGH b.1801 N.C. like his parents or any siblings.
I wrote to someone years ago who had some info on the Wayne Co, MO. PEW/PUGH name and they didn't know anything either.
You know back then it took a very very long time to go anywhere and they stopped many many times and I've seen lines that stayed some place along the way and families branch off.
Anyway Thanks Again.

Theresa

Re: William S. PEW b.1846 Wayne Co,MO. d.1913 Madison Co,MO.

ScottPugh27 — 2008-07-22 21:25:14Z

Samuel P Pew/Pugh, 1801

Rudisill/Kistler - Caldwell/Heffner - Kruger/Calvert Family Tree

Entries: 32831 Updated: 2007-06-03 21:57:20 UTC (Sun) Contact: Lynn
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• ID: I8691
• Name: Samuel L. PUGH
• Sex: M
• Birth: 1801 in North Carolina
• Death: Aft 1880 in Cedar Creek Township,Wayne County,Missouri
• _RIN: 1 1
• Change Date: 9 MAY 2006 at 02:13:03

Marriage 1 Sophia RHODES b: 1812 in Lincoln County,North Carolina
1
Children
1. Clarissa PUGH b: 1826 in Missouri
2. Henry PUGH b: 1828 in Missouri
3. David PUGH b: 1829 in Missouri
4. Rosina PUGH b: 1832 in Missouri
5. Christopher PUGH b: 1835 in Missouri
6. Atlantic PUGH b: 1837 in Missouri
7. John PUGH b: 1839 in Missouri
8. Benjamin PUGH b: 1842 in Missouri
9. Jane PUGH b: 1845 in Missouri
10. William S. PUGH b: 1847 in Missouri
11. Samuel L. PUGH b: AUG 1849 in Missouri

Sources:
1. Title: GEDCOM File : Pioneers of Lincoln County 9 May 06.ged
Abbrev: GEDCOM File : Pioneers of Lincoln County 9 May 06.ged
Date: 9 MAY 2006

Sophia Rhodes Pew/Pugh, 1807

Rudisill/Kistler - Caldwell/Heffner - Kruger/Calvert Family Tree

Entries: 32831 Updated: 2007-06-03 21:57:20 UTC (Sun) Contact: Lynn
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• ID: I8689
• Name: Sophia RHODES
• Sex: F
• Birth: 1812 in Lincoln County,North Carolina
• Death: Aft 1880 in Cedar Creek Township,Wayne County,Missouri
• _RIN: 1 1
• Change Date: 9 MAY 2006 at 02:13:03

Father: Christian RHODES b: 14 AUG 1760
Mother: Sophia SHETLEY b: 6 JAN 1769 in Gaston County,North Carolina

Marriage 1 Samuel L. PUGH b: 1801 in North Carolina
1
Children
1. Clarissa PUGH b: 1826 in Missouri
2. Henry PUGH b: 1828 in Missouri
3. David PUGH b: 1829 in Missouri
4. Rosina PUGH b: 1832 in Missouri
5. Christopher PUGH b: 1835 in Missouri
6. Atlantic PUGH b: 1837 in Missouri
7. John PUGH b: 1839 in Missouri
8. Benjamin PUGH b: 1842 in Missouri
9. Jane PUGH b: 1845 in Missouri
10. William S. PUGH b: 1847 in Missouri
11. Samuel L. PUGH b: AUG 1849 in Missouri

Sources:
1. Title: GEDCOM File : Pioneers of Lincoln County 9 May 06.ged
Abbrev: GEDCOM File : Pioneers of Lincoln County 9 May 06.ged
Date: 9 MAY 2006

Benjamin (Franklin) Pugh/Pew, 1840 MO

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Entries: 32831 Updated: 2007-06-03 21:57:20 UTC (Sun) Contact: Lynn
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Ahnentafel, Generation No. 1
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1. Benjamin PUGH was born 1842 in Missouri. He was the son of 2. Samuel L. PUGH and 3. Sophia RHODES.

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Ahnentafel, Generation No. 2
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2. Samuel L. PUGH was born 1801 in North Carolina, and died Aft 1880 in Cedar Creek Township,Wayne County,Missouri.
3. Sophia RHODES was born 1812 in Lincoln County,North Carolina, and died Aft 1880 in Cedar Creek Township,Wayne County,Missouri. She was the daughter of 6. Christian RHODES and 7. Sophia SHETLEY.

Children of Sophia RHODES and Samuel L. PUGH are:
i. Clarissa PUGH was born 1826 in Missouri.

ii. Henry PUGH was born 1828 in Missouri.

iii. David PUGH was born 1829 in Missouri.

iv. Rosina PUGH was born 1832 in Missouri.

v. Christopher PUGH was born 1835 in Missouri.

vi. Atlantic PUGH was born 1837 in Missouri.

vii. John PUGH was born 1839 in Missouri.

1. viii. Benjamin PUGH was born 1842 in Missouri.

ix. Jane PUGH was born 1845 in Missouri.

x. William S. PUGH was born 1847 in Missouri.

xi. Samuel L. PUGH was born AUG 1849 in Missouri.

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Ahnentafel, Generation No. 3
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6. Christian RHODES was born 14 AUG 1760, and died 4 APR 1839.

7. Sophia SHETLEY was born 6 JAN 1769 in Gaston County,North Carolina, and died 1 FEB 1840 in Madison County,Missouri. She was the daughter of 14. Jacob SHETLEY and 15. Mary.

Children of Sophia SHETLEY and Christian RHODES are:
i. Mary Ellen RHODES was born Abt 1792 in North Carolina.

ii. Christian Shetley RHODES was born 16 OCT 1793, and died 1896 in Catawba County,North Carolina. He married Mary Madgelene Wills RHYNE 28 FEB 1818 in Gaston County,North Carolina. She was born 19 APR 1801.

iii. John RHODES was born 2 JAN 1795 in Lincoln County,North Carolina.

iv. Jacob RHODES was born Abt 1796 in Lincoln County,North Carolina.

v. Catherine RHODES was born Abt 1797 in Lincoln County,North Carolina.

vi. Elizabeth RHODES was born 4 DEC 1802 in Lincoln County,North Carolina. She married Benjamin WHITENER, son of Henry WHITENER and Mary Catherine SCHNELL. He was born 9 FEB 1803 in Hickory,Catawba County,North Carolina, and died 11 JAN 1852 in Marquand,Madison County,Missouri.

vii. Rosa RHODES was born 1804 in Lincoln County,North Carolina, and died Bef 1850. She married Peter FINGER 22 JUN 1834 in Madison County,Missouri. He was born 1800 in Lincoln County,North Carolina, and died Bef 1850 in Missouri.
viii. Henry RHODES was born 30 NOV 1806 in Lincoln County,North Carolina, and died 6 SEP 1873 in Madison County,Missouri. He married Barbara RHYNE 16 JUL 1833 in Gaston County,North Carolina. She was born 1 OCT 1813 in Lincoln County,North Carolina, and died 24 JUL 1889 in Madison County,Missouri.

ix. David RHODES was born 1810 in Lincoln County,North Carolina, and died Aft 1870 in Madison County,Missouri. He married Mary ST. CLAIR. She was born 1814 in Missouri. He married Nancy. He married Mary. She was born in Ireland.

3. x. Sophia RHODES was born 1812 in Lincoln County,North Carolina, and died Aft 1880 in Cedar Creek Township,Wayne County,Missouri. She married Samuel L. PUGH. He was born 1801 in North Carolina, and died Aft 1880 in Cedar Creek Township,Wayne County,Missouri.

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Ahnentafel, Generation No. 4
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14. Jacob SHETLEY was born Abt 1720 in Germany, and died 2 JUL 1798 in Pennsylvania. He was the son of 28. Andrew SHETLEY and 29. Liza.

15. Mary.

Children of Mary and Jacob SHETLEY are:

i. Elizabeth SHETLEY was born Abt 1746 in Lincoln County,North Carolina, and died Abt 1816 in Hoyles Creek,Lincoln County,North Carolina. She married Jacob H. HOFFMAN, son of Johan Jacob HOFFMAN and Catherina YODER. He was born Abt 1746 in Germany, and died 18 JAN 1816 in Dallas,North Carolina.

ii. Adam SHETLEY was born 1743.

iii. Jacob SHETLEY was born 1744.

iv. Barbara SHETLEY was born Abt 1751.

v. Permelia SHETLEY was born Abt 1753.

7. vi. Sophia SHETLEY was born 6 JAN 1769 in Gaston County,North Carolina, and died 1 FEB 1840 in Madison County,Missouri. She married Christian RHODES 11 APR 1791 in Lincoln County,North Carolina. He was born 14 AUG 1760, and died 4 APR 1839.

vii. Katrina SHETLEY was born Abt 1771 in York County,Pennsylvania. She married John Jacob SCHRUM 18 MAR 1789. He was born NOV 1758 in York County,Pennsylvania.

viii. Peter SHETLEY was born 1772.

ix. Andrew SHETLEY was born 1789.

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Ahnentafel, Generation No. 5
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28. Andrew SHETLEY.

29. Liza.

Child of Liza and Andrew SHETLEY is:
14. i. Jacob SHETLEY was born Abt 1720 in Germany, and died 2 JUL 1798 in Pennsylvania. He married Mary.

Re: William S. PEW b.1846 Wayne Co,MO. d.1913 Madison Co,MO.

TheresaRGriffiths — 2008-07-22 18:15:40Z

My GGgrandmother known as Elzora PUGH b.abt.1875 Kentucky married William Henry LANE and they lived in Hiram, Cowan Township in Wayne County, Missouri also.
One of Elzora's sister named Rebecca lived in Fredericktown, Madison County, Missouri she was married 2nd to a MOORE. She was married 1st in Bollinger Co,MO. and married 2nd in 1899 Lowndes, Wayne County, Missouri.
Since your line came out of N.C. and my PUGH line seems to have come out of N.C. to TN. and then to KY. and then to MO.
I'm wondering if they might connect way back somewhere down the line.
Do you know the parents names of your Samuel PEW? or any names of his siblings?

Theresa

Re: Benjamin Franklin PEW b.1840 d.1912 Madison Co, MO. - Parents from N.C.

TheresaRGriffiths — 2008-07-22 18:04:55Z

Hi,

I just posted that info because I was looking at some PEW/PUGH on the Missouri Death Certificate website.
Here is the website if you don't already have it.
I have PEW/PUGH that were in TN. to McCracken and Marshall Co, KY and then to Bollinger and Scott Co, MO.
( see weblink below )

http://www.sos.mo.gov/archives/resources/deathcertificates/#...

Re: William S. PEW b.1846 Wayne Co,MO. d.1913 Madison Co,MO.

ScottPugh27 — 2008-07-22 11:19:52Z

William S Pew is my G Grandpa Brother.

1850 United States Federal Census

Samuel P Pew, in 1850; Samuel and Sophia have at least 11 children; the children being from the oldest; Clarissa/Clara, Henry, David A, Rosina, Christopher/Christa, Atlantic, John, Benjamin Franklin, Jane, William, and Samuel L Pews. Son, 19, Cornelius J Pew, which would be 12, pops up once in the 1870 Census, but nowhere else,,, like where he should in the 1860 Census. Also, they have moved from Madison County, MO to Wayne County, MO, by the 1850 Census.

Samuel Pew; possibly my Great Great Great Grandfather, Benjamin Franklin Pew’s Father
Benjamin Franklin Pew; possibly my Great Great Grandfather, Benjamin Joseph’s Pugh’s Father

1850 US Federal Census, 30 Oct District 101, Wayne, Missouri

Samuel Pew 56/m 1794 NC/xx/xx Farmer/married/cannot read or write
Sophia Pew 48/f 1802 NC/xx/xx Wife/cannot read or write
Clarissa Pew 24/f 1826 MO/NC/NC Cannot read or write
Henry Pew 22/m 1828 MO/NC/NC Laborer
David Pew 21/m 1829 MO/NC/NC Laborer/attended school this year
Rosina Pew 18/f 1832 MO/NC/NC Attended school this year
Christopher Pew 16/m 1834 MO/NC/NC Laborer/attended school this year
Attantic Pew 13/f 1837 MO/NC/NC Attended school this year
John Pew 11/m 1839 MO/NC/NC Attended school this year
Benjamin Pew 10/m 1840 MO/NC/NC Attended school this year
Jane Pew 6/f 1844 MO/NC/NC
William Pew 4/m 1846 MO/NC/NC
Samuel L Pew 0/m 1850 MO/NC/NC 10 months/ Maybe Dec 1849

Neighbors: Isarel & Nancy C Butts MO/GA, nextto Augustus & Amanda C Hoover 22/17/NC/NC
Moses and Catherine Horns with Polly Clubb(no read/write)w/ her daughter Belgura Clubb
PS. Lots of Butts and Bennett families around; parents and Polly NC, the rest MO

1860 United States Federal Census

Samuel P Pew, in 1860; Samuel and Sophia have 11-12 children; Clarissa/Clara, Henry, David A, Rosina, Christopher/Christa, Atlantic, John, Benjamin Franklin, Jane, William, and Samuel L Pew; Son, 19, Cornelius J Pew, which would be 12, pops up once in the 1870 Census, but nowhere else,,, like where he should in the 1860 Census. Samuel P Pew and family, still in Wayne, MO.

1860 US Federal Census, 21 Aug Cowan, Wayne, Missouri Caster Post Office

Samuel Pugh 59 M/head NC 1801 Farmer
Sophiah Pugh 48 F/Wife NC 1812
Christa Pugh 24 M/Son MO 1836 Farmer
Atlantic Pugh 23 F/Daughter MO 1837
John Pugh 21 M/Son MO 1839 Farmer
Benjamin F Pugh 18 M/Son MO 1842 Farm Laborer
Jane Pugh 15 F/Daughter MO 1845
William Pugh 13 M/Son MO 1847
Samuel L Pugh 11 M/Son MO 1849

Neighbors: John C. and Anna C. Butts/ John and Armanta Braiden
Samuel and Sophiah, if that’s her real name, probably married in 1832-35.
We’ll see when I check the 1850 census. There are lots of Butts here too.

1870 United States Federal Census

Samuel P Pew, in 1870; this is his last Census; he dies before next Census. The next Census his wife Sophia is widowed. Samuel and Sophia had 11-12 children; Clarissa/Clara, Henry, David A, Rosina, Christopher/Christa, Atlantic, John, Benjamin Franklin, Jane, William, and Samuel L Pew, and possibly son Cornelius J Pew, 19 in the 1870 Census. But where is he in the 1860 Census? Father and son, Samuel and Benjamin, still in Wayne, MO except living next to each other along with another son Henry

1870 US Federal Census, 8 June Cowan, Wayne, Missouri Greenville Post Office

Samuel Pew 65/m 1805 NC/xx/xx Farmer/married/cannot read or write
Sophia Pew 63/f 1807 NC/xx/xx House Keeper/cannot read or write
John Pew 30/m 1840 MO/xx/xx At House
William S Pew 22/m 1848 MO/xx/xx At House/cannot read or write
Cornelius J Pew 19/m 1851 MO/xx/xx At House/cannot read or write
Samuel C Pew 18/m 1852 MO/xx/xx At House/cannot read or write
Martha V Gentry 17/f 1853 MO/xx/xx Living w/in family/cannot read or writ

Neighbors: Peter/Elisa/Frank Butts 72/39/50/NC/MO/MO with Ellen Clubb, In family, 15/MO with Edward Scaggs, all living next to a Scaggs family

Benjame F Pew 26/m 1844 MO/xx/xx Farmer/married
Mary E Pew 24/f 1846 MO/xx/xx Keeping House
Ida E Pew 3/f 1867 MO/xx/xx
Charles C Pew 0/m 1870 MO/xx/xx 3 months/Feb 1870

Note: I cannot find Cowan or Caster on the map. I can find Greenville and Wayne County

Henry Pew 42/m 1828 MO/xx/xx Farmer/married
Mary A Pew 27/f 1843 AL/xx/xx Keeping House
Margeret E Pew 14/f 1856 MO/xx/xx At House/cannot read or write
Mary E Pew 11/f 1859 MO/xx/xx At House/cannot read or write
Elizebeth Pew 9/f 1861 MO/xx/xx
Benjamin F Pew 6/m 1864 MO/xx/xx
James H Pew 4/m 1866 MO/xx/xx
John W Pew 1/m 1869 MO/xx/xx
Amanda C Clubb 19/f 1851 MO/xx/xx Living w/in family

Neighbors: Michael and Melinda Butts 49/46/MO/MO, has deaf and dumb children
Who are next to John and Sarah Scaggs 31/26MO/NC
3 of 4 next families are Moser, and one of them has a Nancy Clubb 4/MO

1880 United States Federal Census

Henry Pew, in 1880, has died, because here is Henry Pew’s widowed wife and family, still in Wayne, MO, but in Cedar Creek, not Cowan. Also, Sophia’s family has moved with them, but not brother Benjamin F Pew.

Samuel P Pew, in 1880, has died; here is his widowed wife Sophia and two of his children Samuel L and Clara/Clarissa. They are still in Wayne, MO; living in Cedar Creek, not Cowan. Also, Henry Pew’s family has moved with them, but not son Benjamin F Pew.

1880 US Federal Census, 1st June Cedar Creek, Wayne, MO

Mary M. Pugh 44/f 1836 AL/VA/KY Head/Widowed/Keeping House
Benjamin Pugh 14/m 1866 MO/MO/AL Farmer/Son/Single/cannot write/attend
James H. Pugh 12/m 1868 MO/MO/AL Son/At Home/Single/attended School
John W. Pugh 10/m 1870 MO/MO/AL Son/At Home/Single/cannot write/atte
Isaac H. Pugh 7/m 1873 MO/MO/AL Son/At Home/Single/attended School
Agnes A. Pugh 5/f 1875 MO/MO/AL Daughter/At Home/Single/attended sc
E. A. Wright 19/f 1861 MO/MO/AL Daughter/At Home/Single/E A Pugh

Note; Mary M Pew is Hemorrhage bedridden/disabled and can not write
Cedar Creek equals the village of Brunot??? “Here ends the village of Brunot”?
Neighbors: Paullus/Scaggs/Butts w/Scaggs/Wagner/Fox/Moses/Butts/Gray/Clubb Families
Samuel’s widowed wife Sophia Pew, a son and a daughter on the other side.
Neighbors: Need to finish looking at the other census pages.

1880 US Federal Census, 1st June Cedar Creek, Wayne, MO

Samuel S. Pugh 29/m 1851 MO/NC/NC Farmer/Single/Head
Sophia Pugh 72/f 1808 NC/Germany/NC Mother/Widowed/Keeping House
Clara Settle 55/f 1825 MO/NC/NC Sister/Widowed/At Home
James F. Dillon 16/m 1864 MO/MO/AR Servant/Single/Stone Bruise bedridden
Note: Sophia and James can not write. Census for Cedar Creek is only 16 pages.
Neighbors: Henry’s widowed wife Mary M Pew and John/Narcissa Butts
Neighbors: Need to finish looking at the other census pages.

An Attempt to Combine the Details

Time Line for Samuel P Pew/Pugh 1801-1877

1814 13/m 1801 NC/xx/xx Lincoln County, NC
1820 19/m 1801 age 16-25 1804-1795 Trumbull, OH unsure
1825 24/m Marriage to wife Sophia Rhodes Pew NC unsure
1830 29/m 1801 age 30-39 1800-1791 German, Madison, MO
1840 39/m 1801 age 40-49 1800-1791 Madison, MO
1850 56/m 1794 NC/xx/xx Farmer/married/cannot read or write District 101, Wayne, MO
1860 59/m 1801 NC/xx/xx Head/Farmer/Married 1825 probably Cowan, Wayne, MO
1870 65/m 1805 NC/xx/xx Farmer/married/cannot read or write Cowan, Wayne, MO
1880 Dead 1877 Cedar Creek, Wayne, MO

Time Line for Sophia Rhodes Pew 1807-1880-1910

1825 18/f Marriage to husband Samuel P Rhodes NC unsure
1830 23/f 1807 age 20-29 1810-1801 German, Madison, MO
1840 33/f 1807 age 30-39 1810-1801 Madison, MO
1850 48/f 1802 NC/xx/xx Wife/cannot read or write 30 Oct District 101, Wayne, MO
1860 48/f 1812 NC/xx/xx Wife 21 Aug Cowan, Wayne, MO
1870 63/f 1807 NC/xx/xx House Keeper/cannot read or write 8 June Cowan, Wayne, MO
1880 72/f 1808 NC/Ger/NC Mother/Widowed/Keeping House 1 June Cedar Creek, Wayne, MO
1910 Dead 1880

Re: Benjamin Franklin PEW b.1840 d.1912 Madison Co,MO. - Parents from N.C.

ScottPugh27 — 2008-07-22 11:11:16Z

Yep, that's my Benjamin Franklin Pew, who married Mary E Wiggins, my G Grandfather and mother, who took his family to MT, and then came back home to MO to live with his brother before they all died. His family did not come back with him. They all had families of their own. Mary possibly divorced him in 1899 MT.

Ahnentafel, Generation No. 1
________________________________actually 1840________
1. Benjamin PUGH was born 1842 in Missouri. He was the son of 2. Samuel L. PUGH and 3. Sophia RHODES.

I believe it's Samuel P Pew not L Pew. His son is Samuel L Pew 1849
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Ahnentafel, Generation No. 2
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2. Samuel L. PUGH was born 1801 in North Carolina, and died Aft 1880 in Cedar Creek Township,Wayne County,Missouri.
3. Sophia RHODES was born 1812 in Lincoln County,North Carolina, and died Aft 1880 in Cedar Creek Township,Wayne County,Missouri. She was the daughter of 6. Christian RHODES and 7. Sophia SHETLEY.

Children of Sophia RHODES and Samuel L. PUGH are:
i. Clarissa PUGH was born 1826 in Missouri.

ii. Henry PUGH was born 1828 in Missouri.

iii. David PUGH was born 1829 in Missouri.

iv. Rosina PUGH was born 1832 in Missouri.

v. Christopher PUGH was born 1835 in Missouri.

vi. Atlantic PUGH was born 1837 in Missouri.

vii. John PUGH was born 1839 in Missouri.

1. viii. Benjamin PUGH was born 1842 in Missouri.

ix. Jane PUGH was born 1845 in Missouri.

x. William S. PUGH was born 1847 in Missouri.

xi. Samuel L. PUGH was born AUG 1849 in Missouri.

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Ahnentafel, Generation No. 3
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6. Christian RHODES was born 14 AUG 1760, and died 4 APR 1839.

7. Sophia SHETLEY was born 6 JAN 1769 in Gaston County,North Carolina, and died 1 FEB 1840 in Madison County,Missouri. She was the daughter of 14. Jacob SHETLEY and 15. Mary.

Children of Sophia SHETLEY and Christian RHODES are:
i. Mary Ellen RHODES was born Abt 1792 in North Carolina.

ii. Christian Shetley RHODES was born 16 OCT 1793, and died 1896 in Catawba County,North Carolina. He married Mary Madgelene Wills RHYNE 28 FEB 1818 in Gaston County,North Carolina. She was born 19 APR 1801.
iii. John RHODES was born 2 JAN 1795 in Lincoln County,North Carolina.

iv. Jacob RHODES was born Abt 1796 in Lincoln County,North Carolina.

v. Catherine RHODES was born Abt 1797 in Lincoln County,North Carolina.

vi. Elizabeth RHODES was born 4 DEC 1802 in Lincoln County,North Carolina. She married Benjamin WHITENER, son of Henry WHITENER and Mary Catherine SCHNELL. He was born 9 FEB 1803 in Hickory,Catawba County,North Carolina, and died 11 JAN 1852 in Marquand,Madison County,Missouri.
vii. Rosa RHODES was born 1804 in Lincoln County,North Carolina, and died Bef 1850. She married Peter FINGER 22 JUN 1834 in Madison County,Missouri. He was born 1800 in Lincoln County,North Carolina, and died Bef 1850 in Missouri.
viii. Henry RHODES was born 30 NOV 1806 in Lincoln County,North Carolina, and died 6 SEP 1873 in Madison County,Missouri. He married Barbara RHYNE 16 JUL 1833 in Gaston County,North Carolina. She was born 1 OCT 1813 in Lincoln County,North Carolina, and died 24 JUL 1889 in Madison County,Missouri.
ix. David RHODES was born 1810 in Lincoln County,North Carolina, and died Aft 1870 in Madison County,Missouri. He married Mary ST. CLAIR. She was born 1814 in Missouri. He married Nancy. He married Mary. She was born in Ireland.
3. x. Sophia RHODES was born 1812 in Lincoln County,North Carolina, and died Aft 1880 in Cedar Creek Township,Wayne County,Missouri. She married Samuel L. PUGH. He was born 1801 in North Carolina, and died Aft 1880 in Cedar Creek Township,Wayne County,Missouri.

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Ahnentafel, Generation No. 4
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14. Jacob SHETLEY was born Abt 1720 in Germany, and died 2 JUL 1798 in Pennsylvania. He was the son of 28. Andrew SHETLEY and 29. Liza.

15. Mary.

Children of Mary and Jacob SHETLEY are:
i. Elizabeth SHETLEY was born Abt 1746 in Lincoln County,North Carolina, and died Abt 1816 in Hoyles Creek,Lincoln County,North Carolina. She married Jacob H. HOFFMAN, son of Johan Jacob HOFFMAN and Catherina YODER. He was born Abt 1746 in Germany, and died 18 JAN 1816 in Dallas,North Carolina.
ii. Adam SHETLEY was born 1743.

iii. Jacob SHETLEY was born 1744.

iv. Barbara SHETLEY was born Abt 1751.

v. Permelia SHETLEY was born Abt 1753.

7. vi. Sophia SHETLEY was born 6 JAN 1769 in Gaston County,North Carolina, and died 1 FEB 1840 in Madison County,Missouri. She married Christian RHODES 11 APR 1791 in Lincoln County,North Carolina. He was born 14 AUG 1760, and died 4 APR 1839.
vii. Katrina SHETLEY was born Abt 1771 in York County,Pennsylvania. She married John Jacob SCHRUM 18 MAR 1789. He was born NOV 1758 in York County,Pennsylvania.
viii. Peter SHETLEY was born 1772.

ix. Andrew SHETLEY was born 1789.

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Ahnentafel, Generation No. 5
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28. Andrew SHETLEY.

29. Liza.

Child of Liza and Andrew SHETLEY is:
14. i. Jacob SHETLEY was born Abt 1720 in Germany, and died 2 JUL 1798 in Pennsylvania. He married Mary.

Phyllis Pew/Edwin Breen - India

aiconnections — 2008-04-20 02:19:49Z

Does anyone have knowledge of the Pew family in India? Phyllis married my uncle Eddie about 1940. That's all the info I have, sorry.

Looking for others who have connections to Scott County, Missouri

TheresaRGriffiths — 2008-04-06 18:36:12Z

Below are some marriage I seen for spellings of PUGH and PEW in Scott County, Missouri.
Please e-mail me if you connect to any of them.
I do not get any reply backs from the message boards since 2006 & 2007 since all the new updates! Errrr ;(
( see marriages nelow )

Theresa theresagriffiths@iwon.com

Scott County, Missouri Marriages

Name Birth Date Spouse Spouse Birth Date Marriage Date Marriage County

Barney PUGH Miss Lottie Dopriest 18 Dec 1911 Scott

Barney PUGH Miss Lottie Depriest 18 Dec 1911 Scott

Elizabeth PUGH William S Early 31 Jan 1894 Scott

Elizabeth PUGH William L Early 31 Jan 1894 Scott

Margaret E E PUGH James A Treas 21 Sep 1890 Scott

Margaret E E PUGH James A Freas 21 Sep 1890 Scott

Mary PUGH Silas Friend 1893 Scott

Mary E PUGH William N Lane 24 Jun 1891 Scott

Jennet PEW S J Harris 11 Jun 1897 Scott

Jennie PEW S J Harris 11 Jun 1897 Scott

Lareinda p PEW Ezekiel J Richmand 14 Aug 1884 Scott

Miss Louisa PEW Mr John Clemson 15 Feb 1871 Scott

Margaret M PEW Josias J Acord 1893 Scott

1870 Census - PEW in Wayne County, Missouri

TheresaRGriffiths — 2008-01-10 04:27:12Z

1870 United States Federal Census

Name Home in 1870
(City, County, State) Estimated Birth Year Birthplace Race Gender

Benjame F Pew Cowan, Wayne, MO abt 1844 Missouri White Male

Benjamin F Pew Cowan, Wayne, MO abt 1864 Missouri White Male

Charles C Pew Cowan, Wayne, MO abt 1870 Missouri White Male

Cornelius J Pew Cowan, Wayne, MO abt 1851 Missouri White Male

Elizebeth Pew Cowan, Wayne, MO abt 1861 Missouri White Female

Henry Pew Cowan, Wayne, MO abt 1828 Missouri White Male

Ida E Pew Cowan, Wayne, MO abt 1867 Missouri White Female

James H Pew Cowan, Wayne, MO abt 1866 Missouri White Male

John Pew Cowan, Wayne, MO abt 1840 Missouri White Male

John W Pew Cowan, Wayne, MO abt 1869 Missouri White Male

Margeret E Pew Cowan, Wayne, MO abt 1856 Missouri White Female

Mary A Pew Cowan, Wayne, MO abt 1843 Alabama White Female

Mary E Pew Cowan, Wayne, MO abt 1859 Missouri White Female

Mary E Pew Cowan, Wayne, MO abt 1846 Missouri White Female

Samuel Pew Cowan, Wayne, MO abt 1805 North Carolina White Male

Samuel C Pew Cowan, Wayne, MO abt 1852 Missouri White Male

Sophia Pew Cowan, Wayne, MO abt 1807 North Carolina White Female

William S Pew Cowan, Wayne, MO abt 1848 Missouri White Male

Re: Joseph Pugh/Pew, Des Arc, Prairie County, Arkansas 1852-1920

TheresaRGriffiths — 2008-01-10 03:44:27Z

margaretann1858,

I just came back to look at the message boards and seen you made a reply back to me that I didn't get.
Anyway to answer your question no I'm not kin to your line I was just trying to help.

Theresa

Edmund Pew died 1871 Santa Barbara, California

p8j8o8s8f8o — 2007-11-15 23:45:00Z

Abstracted from California Central Coast Genealogical Society Bulletin Vol. 9, 1976, page 7, San Luis Obispo, Ca. paper, Issue 20 May 1871: In Santa Barbara, on teh 8th instant, Edmund Pew, leaving a wife and a child.

Looking for others who were in or near Paducah, Mccracken County, Kentucky in 1878 time frame.

TheresaRGriffiths — 2007-09-19 03:28:04Z

I have two female PEW/PUGH's who's info show they were born in or near Paducah, Mccracken County, Kentucky.
Something happen to the parents and some children were born in the 1870's in KY. and then some in 1880 - 1855 in Missouri. The area's I've seen them in or have connections to are the S.E. Counties. Two females married in New Madrid Co,MO. and they also lived in Wayne and Bollinger Counties in MO. I have a missing link! ;(
One obit show that her parents were a Charles and Mary PEW/PEW and then other info (hear say) thinks the father might have been a William.
Mccracken County, Kentucky is right next to Marshall Co,KY. and I can't find them there either on census. Only find them on census in 1900 Missouri.

Thank You,

Theresa theresagriffiths@iwon.com

Benjamin Franklin PEW b.1840 d.1912 Madison Co,MO. - Parents from N.C.

TheresaRGriffiths — 2007-09-11 23:40:22Z

Benjamin Franklin PEW b.1840 d.1912 Madison Co,MO.
Parents Samuel P. PEW from N.C. and Sophia ROSE from N.C.

William S. PEW b.1846 Wayne Co,MO. d.1913 Madison Co,MO.

TheresaRGriffiths — 2007-09-11 23:37:02Z

William S. PEW b.1846 Wayne Co,MO. d.1913 Madison Co,MO.
Parents Samuel PEW and Sophie(sp?) RHODES.

Mrs. Mary PEW b.1852 d.1917 Madison Co,MO. - Daughter of William W. DARNELL and Mary UNDERWOOD.

TheresaRGriffiths — 2007-09-11 23:32:45Z

Mrs. Mary PEW b.1852 d.1917 Madison Co,MO. - Daughter of William W. DARNELL and Mary UNDERWOOD.

Re: Patrick Mary Hardford Pew

BVanderWyst — 2007-04-29 04:45:27Z

Hi Mark,
I'm a descendant of James A Pew, son of Patrick & Mary Hardford Pew. James was a twin of George. Most of the Pew family moved to Green Bay area, then to Stephensville, Wisconsin and Winnebago but most of them then moved to Dakota territory in after 1881. James married Martha Ruddy in New York, moved to Stephensville. They had 9 children.Cletus, Calistus, Mahalia, Julia, Anna, James, Anna Verde, Mary Angela, Joseph, Albert Henry.

Calistus and John Carr squatted on land in South Dakota in 1881-82 going back to Wisconsin for the winters. John Married Julia Pew in 1885 at Stephensville, sister of Calistus and settled in Grant County, South Dakota, now known as Milbank, South Dakota. Julia and John Carr had 6 children. Elmer, Elinor, Frank (My Grandfather), Floyd, Matilda, Ethel. James Pew eventually migrated to Milbank. Cletus, Calistus and James farmed 10 miles NW of Milbank, SD. Julia and Mahalia married farmers in the area(Julia was my great grandmother).

Calistus married Mariette Manley, daughter of Henry Manley and Eliza Elkins, at Stephensville in 1888. Calistus died in LA, Calif. 3/28/1940. Mariette died in Minneapolis 9/14/1941 of cancer, buried in California next to her husband.

George E. Pew(James twin) married Nancy Ruddy, sister of Martha.They had 7 children: John, Emmett, Albert, Fred, Frank, James Henry, George. George and his family lived in Big Stone, SD

Patrick Heny, son of Mary Hardford and Patrick Pew, made his home in Wisconsin and married Catherine Tiernan in New York and had 4 children. Catherine died in Stephensville in 1858 and Patrick Henry remarried Alice Sloan three years later in Northport, Wisc. They lived in Stephensville and had 7 more children.

I have a lot more info on the Pew family. Too much to print. Hope this is helpful! What info can you share on Mary Hardford? Others? I do not have anything on her or Patrick. Thanks!!! BARB

Pew family of NJ

PHelfand46 — 2007-02-15 19:32:24Z

I'm looking to exchange infowith anyone researching Pew family of NJ, particularlyMonmouth, Middlesex andBurlington Counties.

1900 - Finas E. PEW age 15 living with grandparents William and Harriett KIRBY - Lola, Livingston County, Kentucky

LostLeaves — 2007-01-09 15:43:10Z

I seen this PEW below on the census living with KIRBY.
I have no connection to this line.

* 1900 Census, Dist. 59, Lola, Livingston County, Kentucky June 13th
# 82 - 84
KIRBY, William head w m May 1832 Farm Laborer TN VA TN
, Harriett wife w f Feb 1833 GA GA GA
PEW, Finas E. grandson w m Jan 1885 15 s Farm Laborer KY TN KY