Quayle - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: QUAYLE family in Whitehaven, Cumberland, and Liverpool, Lancashire

bbffrrpp — 2012-05-08 11:01:08Z

Hello,

I'm thinking about my QUAYLE ancestors again, and found old postings which mentioned that Edward and Mary (POWE) QUAYLE / QUAIL might have had 9 children. And another daughter, Julia QUAYLE, married in 1860 to Thomas RAIN.

Betty (near Lowell, MA, USA)

Re: ROBERT QUAYLE Isle Of Man (shoemaker)

PeteLap — 2012-05-06 07:30:51Z

Hi Carol,

This Robert Quayle is a relative of my wife which I am researching. I believe his spouse name was Elizabeth but I have yet to determine what her maiden name was. Any information you have on this as well as his children would be much appreciated.

Regards
Peter

Re: May Quayle

mccpete — 2012-03-06 02:03:26Z

Hi Barbara,

Charles Henry Quayle and Nellie May Clough are the great grandparents of my husband.

Charles Henry Quayle is the son of Henry Quayle and Mary E Bower.

Henry Quayle is the son of John Quayle and Ann Eliza Crye.

I do not have any more info on this family from the Isle of Man. It sounds like you have a lot, and that you are a match with my husband's family. I would appreciate any information you might share.

Regards,
Kitty Petersmeyer

Re: Robert Quayle m Elizabeth Owen, West Derby, England

Sylviaquayle47 — 2012-02-04 17:50:22Z

first time that I looked and found anyone else looking for the family tree.
I would pleased to talk on Robert and Elizabeth

Marjorie J. Quaile 1782 Ireland

JulieHendricks21 — 2012-01-30 03:52:35Z

Marjorie Jane Quaile b. 1782 Ireland, m. Arthur Johnson. They had daughter Marjorie Jane Johnson b. 27 Dec. 1827, Erie, NY. She m. Charles Elliot Moor and together they traveled the Oregon trail as pioneers. She d. 6 Jan 1895 in Corvalis, OR. Does anyone know of a connection with this Quaile/Johnson family? We think Arthur Johnson was also from Ireland.

Re: Charles Quayle, Jane Cannell

martharoberts13 — 2012-01-28 05:07:52Z

Thank you for your reply Raymond - Could you tell me how to go about locating your tree on ancestry.com?

I heard from a gentleman who has different info for parents of Jane and he may be right - wanted to compare it with your family tree. He contacted the Isle of Man in 1989 and received the following reply from The Rectory at Ballaugh:
Baptism May 14th 1797 Jane Cannell
Jane daughter of Thomas Cannell and Christine Cannon

Baptism February 9th 1803 Charles Quayle
Charles son of John Quayle and Esther Casement

Marriage Register 1808 to 1849 entry 55
25th January 1825
Charles Quayle bachelor and Jane Cannell spinster both of
this parish were married in this church 25th January 1825

Thanks, Martha

Re: Charles Quayle, Jane Cannell

rayquayle1 — 2011-12-02 10:52:38Z

Hello Martha, I have just gone through your posted request.
While I cannot find any real connection to you on my tree, that still do'snt rule out any connection or find in the future, I will keep your request in my files for the furure.
At the sme time in case you have not seen my family tree, it is called Quayle/Cradduck family tree it is public so have a good look through it there might be a connection I have missed, the best of luck on your search.
My regards, Raymond Quayle of Whitehaven, England.

Charles Quayle, Jane Cannell

martharoberts13 — 2011-12-01 00:26:23Z

Looking for help on the Isle of Man ancestry of Charles Quayle and his wife Jane (Cannell) Quayle. I have hit a dead end and their common IOM surnames make research more dubious.
What Records I Have Found:
Jane was christened 15 Jan 1796, Michael, Isle of Man which includes her parents name - William Cannell and Catherine Corlett.
Parents, William Cannell and Catherine Corlett, were married 17 Nov 1781, Lezayre, Isle of Man. Witnesses were Chas Crow; John Corlett, btp(both of this parish).
Charles and Jane were married 25 Jan 1825, Michael, Isle of Man.
Charles Quayle and his wife Jane (Cannell) Quayle came to America sometime between the birth of their son William (born 18 Oct 1825, Kirk Michael, Isle of Man) and the birth of son Amos (born 15 Jul 1830, Ontario Co, NY. They both died in Richmond, Ontario Co, NY.
One researcher stated Charles left from Liverpool on the ship India with his family and his mother Ellenor, BUT a photocopy of the original passenger list only shows Ellenor Quayle age 56, followed by Charles age 27. Jane and son William are not listed, so I have doubt this is the same Charles.
Any help would be greatly appreciated and thank you.

Re: Quayles (CORKILL)

rayquayle1 — 2011-11-28 15:30:16Z

This may not be of much help? there is a awful lot of Quayle's of different branches and in various parts of the Isle of Man. My tree is called Quayle/Cradduck it is a public tree so you may have already searched it. I do have a few Williams and Edwards around your period I also have Corkills. If you have not already found my tree, you are welcome to search it, the best of luck in your research.
My regards, Raymond Quayle, of Whitehaven Cumbria England.

QUAYLE family in Whitehaven, Cumberland, and Liverpool, Lancashire

bbffrrpp — 2011-11-27 12:55:54Z

Hello,

I'd just like to repost my interest in my ancestor and his family, Edward QUAYLE, reportedly born in Liverpool, Lancashire in 1802. But during 1830's and 1840's, he and his wife and children were in Whitehaven, Cumberland, England. Edward had married Mary POWE in Whitehaven in 1819, and I am descended from their daughter, Elizabeth, b1831 in Whitehaven. In 1851 in Liverpool, she married Evan CORKILL, and they had 7 children who were all raised in Liverpool.

Edward seems to have been a son of William and Margaret (?) QUAYLE, but I don't know anything about them. They are mentioned by other researchers.

When Mrs. Elizabeth CORKILL died ~1871, their 6 surviving children were sort of orphaned, as their father was a mariner and was always - out to sea. So, the 5 youngest children were taken to the Liverpool Sheltering Homes in 1873. Their oldest son was on the Akbar Training Ship and somehow he went to British Columbia, Canada, in 1873. In 1874, his younger siblings were all sent to Nova Scotia, Canada, as part of the UK's Child Migrant Scheme.

The oldest daughter, Mary E. CORKILL, b1860 Liverpool, married another "Child Migrant" "Stanley" LEWIS, in Nova Scotia in 1879. They migrated to Massachusetts in 1881 and raised .13. children there.

(Evan was one of the oldest of 10 children of John and Esther (CORKILL) CORKILL on the Isle of Man. I know there are many QUAYLE families on the Isle of Man.)

Betty (near Lowell, MA, USA)

(on Lists and Boards for 10 yrs.; now an Admin for 9 Lists and 3 Boards) (I started up a List for CORKILL and for "Child-Migrants-UK," etc.)

(Am very curious why the QUAYLE List is .very. inactive.)

Re: Quayles (CORKILL)

bbffrrpp — 2011-11-27 12:43:52Z

Hello. I know this discussion was 10 yrs. ago, but I thought I'd offer a brief summary of my ancestors.

Evan CORKILL, b1827 Isle of Man, was a mariner. In 1851 he married Elizabeth QUAYLE, b1831 in Whitehaven, Cumberland, England. She was one of several children born to Edward QUAYLE, who seems to have been born in 1802 in Liverpool, Lancashire, England. His father was probably William QUAYLE. I don't go further back from that.

Evan and Elizabeth had 7 children and they were raised in Liverpool, England. They lost one son at 10. After Elizabeth died ~1871, the 5 youngest went to the Liverpool Sheltering Homes. The 6 children were all shipped to Canada. Evan lived a long life and even remarried. I don't know if his children in Canada knew that.

There oldest daughter, Mary E. CORKILL, b1860 Liverpool, would become my great-grandmother. In Nova Scotia she married "Stanley" LEWIS who had been born in Liverpool in 1859. They had been part of the UK's Child Migrant Scheme.

By the way, I'm very curious why the QUAYLE List is a .very. inactive List.

Betty (near Lowell, MA, USA)

(on Lists and Boards for 10 yrs.; now an Admin for 9 Lists and 3 Boards) (There is a CORKILL List, which is also very inactive.)

Re: RE:Quayle

faun191 — 2011-08-17 22:16:02Z

Hi Paul,

where does the name Montgomery come from?

my ggg grandparents are Quayle and Frances. I am descended through their daughter Mary

There is confusion about Frances' surname. Married as ryan, but other records list her as a montgomery.

any thoughts would be of great assistance.

Many thanks

Faun McGowan (nee Galvin)

Re: John Quayle IOM 1800's

DebiSeivenoDeHaven56 — 2011-08-09 11:37:44Z

Thank you so much for the infomation. I'm so wanting to find out about my family.

Re: John Quayle IOM 1800's

rayquayle1 — 2011-08-07 10:16:14Z

Hi, Until you know what area of the island your relation came born,and can prove it,where he was born is of great importance as John Quayle is a very common name on the island,but not all are related,e.g my own ancestry starts in Maughold in the Ramsey area of the island.
To get started you need to convince you mother to let you see the infomation she has.
Have you tried the Isle of Man Bulletin Board, if anyone can help you they will be on that board it is very good.
Also join the Isle of man family history society thay have a magazine which gives help.
I hope I have helped you a little,BEST of luck.

Re: John Quayle IOM 1800's

DebiSeivenoDeHaven56 — 2011-08-06 11:39:11Z

I'm not sure if we are the same Quayle or not. My Great, Great, Great Grand Father was named John Quayle IOM. He was a miner. And married to Marqrette Quayle until his death. As far as I know they had a son John J Quayle in the IOM. He was my Great Grand Father. When his father died, soon after Margrette re-married a man named John. He worked as a stable man. They came over to the United States together. I'm also trying to find out more John Quayle. But I have a mother who for some reason won't share anything. And she has alot. Land deeds, Parish info. etc.

Wife, Parents and Grandparents of Richard Smith Quayle

rick_farrar — 2011-07-15 15:51:04Z

Does anyone have any information related to Margaretta Sarah Dodgson, Richard's mother? Does anyone know where and when his first wife, Anna Maria Nafter was born and who her parents were? Does anyone know where and when Frances Bennet was born and who her parents were?
Thank you.

Re: Catherine Quayle

qtom1 — 2011-07-07 06:29:59Z

WHOSE HER PARENTS? AND ARE THEY FROM mASON,cOUNTY iLLINOIS?
cHECK OUT tHOMAS hARRISON qUAYLE OF mASON, cOUNTY iLL. iHAVE A CATHERINEIN MY FAMILY. tOM. eMAIL ME AT QTOM@COMCAST.NET. WE MAYBE RELATEDtOM

Re: James and Eleanor Quayle

cathysharon — 2011-05-09 02:26:50Z

Hi Heather,

Thank you for getting in contact with me it was a long time ago that I posted that message. I have been doing the Quayle family tree for over 20 years and have a lot of information that I am willing to share Your father and my husband are 2nd cousins 1xremoved. I have always been very interested in the Quayles from Shanghai and wondered what happened to this family. I do have a little on them but would love to know more. I now that James Snr died in Detroit and Eleanor went back to China I have been able to see this family coming and going from China to the USA on immigration records. Could you please contact me on wendy.quayle@three.com.au.

Regards
Wendy Quayle.
Perth Western Australia.

Re: James and Eleanor Quayle

heatheromara1 — 2011-05-08 08:35:42Z

Hi- My father was one of James and Eleanor's children. They returned to China until Japanese occupation in WW2. He left China to go to McGill in MOntreal and the sisters and his mother were interned in Japanese POW camp.James Jr joined the Canadian Army as distinguished himself as an officer in WW2. PLease contact me if you want more info- interesting to hear from you!
Heather Quayle

Re: Missing Quayle brothers - Ohio USA

jboone23sd — 2011-02-18 05:03:49Z

May be really old news, but my gg grandfather William Quayle was an architect in Ohio and Colorado before moving to San Diego in 1904. His family was from Isle of Mann, but I don't know anything else about them. He died in 1906 and his sons were also architects in San Diego until about 1939 when they both passed away

Re: John Quayle b1848 Wiltshire

rayquayle1 — 2010-12-12 14:39:41Z

I have a John Quayle Dec 1824 born Kirk Michael Isle of Man
Parents Thomas Quayle 1783 wife Eleanor 1787 both of Kirk Michael Isle of Man. I have no family for John.
My family tree is Quayle/Cradduck
Regards Raymond

Re: James and Eleanor Quayle

grylynx77 — 2010-12-11 04:59:19Z

Hello! Just to let you know what I remember: Dad (James), Marjorie and Jean remained in N.Amer. Edith went to back to Europe and eventually married Michael Crow - last I heard ('98) they were in Belgium. Jean married John Burns and they lived in New York City. Their daughters are Eleanor and Sarah. Marjorie married Aiden Merrow (spelling?), also stayed in New York city and has one son, Jimmy. Dad married my mother Olive in 1948 and went to BC to start his medical practice sometime in the mid-1950's. I am the only child from my father's first marriage. He married Sandy in 1969 and has two children with her, Heather and Jimmy. Marjorie and my Dad are both deceased - no one from our end has heard anything from Jean or Edith since about 2005.

Quayles of Hyde

simonpickford1 — 2010-09-14 13:17:37Z

Quayles of Hyde. I am interested in tracing any descendants of the Quayle family - John and Margaret Quayle from Isle of Man (part of the Quayle/Kermode line)b 1852 in Peel and married about 1878.

Children Daisy, Katie,Jane, John William, Thomas Kermode, Alice and Elaenor all born in Hyde, Cheshire 1879 - 1891.

Any help would be appreciated.

Simon Pickford

Re: The Kewish"s

danielle14001 — 2010-05-28 03:25:21Z

Hi not sure what this site is but i am trying to find out more about my backround and where my family orriginated from..... Thanks

QUAYLE Irene FARLEY and Tracy Bates

t42RoseHill — 2010-03-31 16:02:47Z

QUAYLE Irene FARLEY and Tracy Bates

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WOOD Frances QUAYLE 1883-1972

t42RoseHill — 2010-03-31 16:02:33Z

WOOD Frances QUAYLE 1883-1972

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Rev. Dr. QUAYLE - Kansas City, MO - 1904

JohnWOBrien — 2010-02-24 19:50:06Z

"The Kansas City Star" (Missouri) Saturday, March 26, 1904

The funeral of Harry C. REED, the grain dealer, who died
of pneumonia yesterday morning, will be held from the home,
707 East Forty-seventh street, to-morrow afternoon at 2:30
o'clock.

The services will be conducted by the Rev. Dr. QUAYLE. The
body will be placed in the McGee vault in Elmwood cemetery.

======================================================
(I have no connection with this family but I'd appreciate
knowing if you found this posting helpful.)
johnobrien@kc.rr.com
======================================================

neirbo10

Re: The Kewish"s

kew4hhh — 2010-02-05 18:53:58Z

hi who is your grandson

Re: Quayle Web sites

rayquayle1 — 2010-01-30 19:15:48Z

I have a family tree of Quayle originating in the Isle of Man. My tree starts at the moment with John Quayle 1723 - 1759 of Creg Voar Isle of Man, and Catherine Quayle his wife 1723 - 1794 of Nascoin, Ballaugh Isle of Man, maiden name was also Quayle.

Re: Quayle Web sites

deeapp — 2010-01-29 14:11:33Z

I am very interested to trace my ancestor William Quayle or Quail born 1811 on the Isle of Man and moved to Macclesfield England. he was a Clog Pattern Maker and married Mary ???

Do you have any information to link him back to the Isle of Man??

Regards
Dee

John Quayle 1723

rayquayle1 — 2009-07-19 20:11:10Z

I am trying to trace the parents of john Quayle c1723 Creg Voar Lezayre Isle of Man. He married a Catherine Quayle c 26 Dec1723 Nascoin Ballaugh Isle of Man. I am hoping someone has them on their tree. Raymond

Re: QUAYLE

pwiom — 2009-05-23 04:44:53Z

Hi Pat,
I realise this is an old thread and I see you on the Manx Genealogy board, but just thought I'd mention it on here for others to follow.
http://www.isle-of-man.com/cgi-bin/interests/genealogy/bulle...;
For those researching Quayle's, check out the search database and also the Family History society's site
http://www.iomfhs.im/lawsons/burials/quayle_a.html
'Slaynt Vie' (Manx for good health) Paul

Re: QUAYLE

HGLYD — 2009-04-13 16:49:36Z

James Quayle 1835,born in Edinborough Scotland was my late husband's ggrandfather. He worked as an instrument maker in Scotland and later moved to London where he carried on with the work until an accident meant he could no longer use his hands well. After A period when he tried to run a shop he set up a feather business with his family. They made ornamental feather objects such as fans etc. I believe.
None of this info has come from my husband's direct family but has been told to me by the family of my husband's grandmother's sister so I think it is true.
I have no idea where Thomas,the father of James came from but I suspect it was the Isle of Mann.
James married Louisa Mayhew. I would like more info about Thomas Quayle.

Quayle and Preston

JeffPreston13 — 2009-02-10 15:41:48Z

My Gt Gt G/father Charles James Preston b abt 1830 in Leeds, married his first wife Margaret Quayle b abt 1835 in Liverpool in 1858, however they moved to Tranmere/Rock ferry pre 1861. Margaret died in 1860 shortly sfter the birth of my Gt g/father Charles Fowler Preston. She also had a daugher Maryanne in 1858. Other then the marriage I can find not trace of Margaret, can anyone help.
thanks
jeff

QUAYLE James W and Mary D

t42Moore — 2008-12-13 15:51:44Z

QUAYLE James W and Mary D

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QUAYLE William H 1892-1954

t42Moore — 2008-12-13 15:51:30Z

QUAYLE William H 1892-1954

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QUAYLE Nona 1895-1974

t42Moore — 2008-12-13 15:51:15Z

QUAYLE Nona 1895-1974

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looking for

dlq49 — 2008-12-05 21:07:08Z

Looking for any Quayle's or Cummingham's that may have live in/or around Monroe County New york between 1849 and 1856.
thanks for any information
donna quayle anderson

Quayles in central NY

knquail — 2008-09-29 03:45:07Z

Hello, I'm looking for any Quayles in central NY, especially in Herkimer County. My great great grandfather, Robert Quail, came to the Frankfort area from England in 1867. His son Daniel Quail is my great grandfather. Family legend has it that at least one of Robert's other sons, due to some sort of disagreement, cut ties with the family and changed the spelling of the name to Quayle. One of the sons was William. I am interested in information about the family and would love to get in touch with any distant cousins out there!

Re: Quayles from Marown IofM to Liverpool to USA

bapace2 — 2008-03-13 10:32:42Z

Quayles are hard to research.
I appreciate any help.
Contact me at

bapace2@juno.com

Re: Quayles from Marown IofM to Liverpool to USA

channelvill9 — 2008-03-12 09:59:49Z

Jane Quayle (1778-1855)was from Peel on the island, but it's such a small place there's almost certainly a connection somewhere. Also the Manx community in Liverpool in the early 19th century was very close knit. I wonder if you have any details of the father of the earliest Thomas you mention, as he would have been about of Jane's generation? She married a Corkhill and their descendants all lived in the areas of Liverpool where your Quayles lived - Bootle, West Derby, Everton - until the early 20th century.I'm interested in finding out about Jane's brothers who left for Ohio, so any background stuff you might have on early Manx settlement in the USA would be helpful. I do have a picture of Jane if you're interested - If you give me an email address I could send a copy.

Quayles from Marown IofM to Liverpool to USA

bapace2 — 2008-03-11 18:57:02Z

THOMAS QUAYLE (1837MarownIofM-d. after 1891Liverpool) was a lamplighter in Liverpool, Lancashire. His wife was MARY ANN QUAYLE (nee BELL b.1835 in Douglas,IofM- d. Liverpool). Their children were WILLIAM T., ROBERT HUGH QUAYLE (b.1872Liverpool-d.1922 in the US--my grandfather), FRANK, ELEANOR J., & EMMA, all born in Liverpool, Lancashire. This family lived in the Everton section of Liverpool. William T. Quayle was a stationer in 1891, and Robert Hugh was a stockbroker clerk in 1891 (possibly a cotton broker later). Eleanor was a seamstress. ROBERT HUGH QUAYLE came to Portsmouth, VA, USA, in 1914 with his wife and children, but died in 1922 here. When he left the UK, he listed his brother FRANK as his closest relative; Frank was then living in Bootle, Lancashire.

The parents of the above Thomas Quayle were THOMAS QUAYLE (1807-1880Marown--farm overseer and surveyor) and LETITIA KELLY (1814-1879Marown). Parents of above Mary Ann Bell were WILLIAM BELL (b.1797 in PeelIofM--a cooper) and ELEANOR GARRETT (b.1800 in England).

Would like information on the family in Liverpool or Isle of Man and will share information in the USA.

Robert Quayle above was married to Caroline Hancox in West Derby Liverpool in 1903. They settled in Portsmouth, VA, where he died in 1922. I have a photo of him from 1922 and couldn't get it attached to this posting.

Betty Pace -- bapace2@juno.com

Re: Missing Quayle brothers - Ohio USA

channelvill9 — 2008-03-10 09:16:40Z

Hi Donna

Thanks for the suggestion - I'll give it a try.

Re: Missing Quayle brothers - Ohio USA

dlq49 — 2008-03-09 20:41:46Z

Hi
Have you tried posting this query on
Manx Geneolagy-message Index??? Google it and give it a try.
Happy hunting
donna quayle anderson

PS
My quayles settled in Ford county Illinois

Missing Quayle brothers - Ohio USA

channelvill9 — 2008-02-22 12:14:57Z

My ggg grandmother was Jane Corkhill (nee Quayle) (1778-1855) from Peel on the Isle of Man. She married James Corkhill in Liverpool in 1803 and they remained there for the rest of their lives. Anyway, according to my Grandad's old family tree Jane had three brothers named Thomas (born 1793), Daniel and William who all migrated to Ohio, USA (1820s or 30s?) Their parents were Patrick and Ann (nee Kewley) Quayle. Grandad never did find out what happened to these three brothers, and I'd love to hear from anyone who might have any information.

Re: Anne Quayle - Isle of Man

erinaura — 2007-10-18 01:08:46Z

Hello, we are just beginning to research our IOM family.
I have a death certificate for my grandmother, Winifred Mae Kelly, that confirms her parents' names are: Charles Kelly and Emily Quayl or Quayle. Winifred had a sister, also named Emily. Winifred born in IOM 26 May 1903. We don't know how/when Winifred immigrated to the US-still researching. Could our families be related?

Re: Daniel Quayle

sheenajarvis — 2007-06-22 19:03:43Z

Okay further to last email message.I have confirmed that Elinor Callow, child of James Callow and Christian Christian and sister of Ewan Callow-my line.are one of the same. What I have found is Elinor Callow born/chr. Dec 25 1755 Maughold married Daniel Quayle on 2 Feb 1788.There were at least 2 children. 1. Daniel -the one you search, born /Chr. 26 Sept Onchan IOM and child 2. Jane Quayle b/Ch. 1 Jan 1789 Onchan.Is this of help to you?

Re: Daniel Quayle

sheenajarvis — 2007-06-22 18:34:31Z

Re your Elinor Callow.Do you know the parents of Elinor? I have Callow's on my paternal line.The quayles and Callows inter married a few generations.I have a Isabella Callow married to a George Quayle[b abt 1811]Maughold.

John Quayle from Isle of Man

kdammann1 — 2007-05-29 23:14:00Z

Looking for info on John Quayle born abt 1796, married Ellinor Christian who was born abt 1799. I believe they had a daughter Ellen Christian Quayle born 1823 in Andreas, IOM. Ellen married Patrick Radcliffe born 1822 in Ramsey.

Can you help? Any info would be greatly appreciated!

Re: Daniel Quayle

rebelsher — 2007-05-14 20:52:33Z

For anyone interested or those who don't have the info, I found Daniel Quayle and family on a New York Passenger list.
Here's the information:

Ship Henry Pratt from Liverpool, England arriving New York 30 June 1843

Daniel Quail 40
Mrs. Quail 33
Margaret Quail 8
Jamima Quail 6
Jane Quail 4
Susan Quail 2

Daniel Quail can also be found listed on the 1875 Kenosha County Directory Town Wheatland - says he's a farmer, P.O. Bassett's, owns 160 acres, sec. 22E.

He bought land in 1844 (120 acres) and 1848 (24.4 acres) in Kenosha County section 22E.

He's listed in the 1850 census in Wheatland, Kenosha County, Wisc. and in 1860, 1870, 1880 in the town of Randall, Kenosha County, Wisc. His wife, Margaret, and some children are also there.

His daughter Jemima Quayle was the first wife of John Solomon Young. They were living in Salem, Kenosha Co. WI in 1860 with son, Leonard Eugene Young. John Solomon was an apprentice blacksmith. They later moved to Chicago where he was a blacksmith on the railroad.

They had three children: Leonard E. born c. 1859 WI, Nellie born c. 1865 IL. and John Franklin born c. 1868 IL. Jemima died either there or in McHenry Co. Illinois in 1871. John remarried and moved after the 1880 census of McHenry Co. IL first to Tulare Co.,California and then to Sonoma Co. Ca. where he died 31 Dec 1906.

Nellie Young died in McHenry Co. Il. Jan 1883 of Pulmonary Tuberculosis. I have her death record.

Leonard Eugene Young born c. 1859 died in Tulare Co. Ca. in Dec 1883. I just found this info. I'm waiting for his obituary now.

John Franklin Young and his father, John Solomon Young are found in census records of CA and the Great Registers of CA for 1882, 1891 and 1896. Leonard is not listed and may have stayed in Illinois to care for his sister until her death. He may have come to CA sometime in 1883. Perhaps his obit will shed light on his movements.

John Franklin Young is last found in 1910 census in Sacramento working as a blacksmith. I've found no record of him after that. I can't find him on CA death indexes.

John Solomon Young's daughter, Maude Eugenia Young, born 1874 IL. to 2nd wife Sarah Ann (Darrell)Young married my husband's grandfather Edward E. Harris.

She loved her half-brother John Franklin Young dearly and named her son, my husband's father, John Franklin Harris after him. The family said John Franklin Young just disappeared one day and no one ever heard from him again. His whereabouts are a mystery.

Hope this information helps anyone searching for Daniel and family.

Sherry Harris