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     Antoni Wapniarski was born on 6 June 1882 at Poland, son of Antone Wapniarski and Maryanne (?).
     Antoni married Walentyna Gutowski .
     Antoni and Walentyna had a tavern in the days of Al Capone in 1920 at Chicago, Illinois,, but Antoni made his own liquor and would not buy from Copone..
     They were very well to do and sent one of their daughters to school. She became one of the first women dentists in Chicago. They also set their other sons & daughters up with various businesses and money.
     Antoni Wapniarski died on 20 December 1941 at age 59.

     
     Vincent Wapniarski was born at Poland, son of Antone Wapniarski and Maryanne (?).
     Vincent married Lottie Wapniarski .

     
     Casimir Wapniarski CENSUS: 1. Casimir Wapniarski, http://www .genealogy.com/cgi-bin/wizard_res ults.cgi?&Category=1900&UsearchID =9923da3f77435bff3f69dc30lKaiAk&F N=CASIMIR&MN=&LN=wapniarski&BDATE =&BLOCATION=&DDATE=&DLOCATION=&SL =&TYPE=Single&FILE=&IND=&GROUPIND =&GROUPINDNAME=&TREESEARCH=&ORI_M ATCHES=0&INSP_. ================== per e-mail deb ledlow this is the family still in chicago.
     Casimir Wapniarski was born in 1890 at Poland, child of Antone Wapniarski and Maryanne (?).
     Casimir Wapniarski immigrated in 1909 to Czesowlana, Russia to Ellis Island; The record shows:
Kazimir Wapnewski            Czesowlana, Russia            1909      19.
     Casimir Wapniarski appeared on the census of 1930. He was shown as a boarder in the home of Alexandra Tafil Grzymalski at 2917 Lyman.

     
     Frank Wapniarski was born circa 1880 at Poland, son of Antone Wapniarski and Maryanne (?).

     
     Theofila Wapniarski was born at Poland, daughter of Antone Wapniarski and Maryanne (?).

     
     Jesesa Wapniarski was born at Poland, child of Antone Wapniarski and Maryanne (?).

     
     Helena Wapniarski was born at Poland, daughter of Antone Wapniarski and Maryanne (?).

     
     Walter Wapniarski was born at Poland, son of Antone Wapniarski and Maryanne (?).

     
     Francis Wapniarski According to Deb Ledlow, Francis died in a war in Poland (As relayed to her by Henry).
     Francis Wapniarski died in a war at Poland.
     Francis Wapniarski was born at Poland, son of Antone Wapniarski and Maryanne (?).

     
     Nancy J Brown was born on 5 May 1937.
     Nancy married James Theodore Wapniarski , son of Theodore Wapniarski and Dorothy Helen McMullen.
     Nancy J Brown died.

     
     Theodore Wapniarski (an unknown value).
     Theodore Wapniarski was born on 7 July 1912 at Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, son of Antoni Wapniarski and Walentyna Gutowski.
     Theodore married Dorothy Helen McMullen .
     Theodore married Alice (?) .
     Theodore Wapniarski died on 19 August 1973 at Round Lake Beach, Lake County, Illinois, at age 61.

     
     Virginia Wapniarski , daughter of Antoni Wapniarski and Walentyna Gutowski.
     Virginia Wapniarski Deb Ledlow's great aunt.
     Virginia Wapniarski was born, daughter of Antoni Wapniarski and Walentyna Gutowski.

     
     Wanda Wapniarski , daughter of Antoni Wapniarski and Walentyna Gutowski.
     Wanda Wapniarski Deb Ledlow's Great Aunt.
     Wanda Wapniarski was born, daughter of Antoni Wapniarski and Walentyna Gutowski.

     
     Phillip Larimore Unlinked possible immigration records:

Mayflower - 1620 England to Cape Cod - Settled in Plymouth
John Langmore is shown in the book Planters of the Commonwealth as the servant to Christopher Martin. After reading an article on old cursive writing, it's possible that two r's scrunched together could be read as n and the y could be read as g. This could change Langmore to Larrymore. The book Passengers to America show there were 4 members of the Martin party, all who died the first winter. However, the division of cattle in 1627 shows 4 Mortons in Governor Bradford's division (another name game change o's to i's) and one of them being John Morton. I can find no record of the Morton name on a passenger list to Plymouth between 1620 and 1627.

Elizabeth of Ipswich - left England April 1634 to Boston July 1634
John Livermore (an alternate spelling of Larremore according to some) is shown in the book Planters of the Commonwealth
John Lyuermore is shown in the book Passengers to America
Both books are referring to the same person - 28 years old, who took the Oath of Allegiance & Supremacy on November 1634.
This would place his birth year around 1606

Etty (also referred to as Betty) was an Irish Passenger ship that left London between 12/25/1773 and 1/2/1774 and arrived in Maryland
Geo. Lorrimore is shown in the book Passengers to America as 21 years old, occupation is a cooper (one who made or repaired wooden casks, kegs, or tubs). It appears all passengers on this ship were indentered as a servant for 4 years. Other familiar family names on this ship would include David Raid from Scotland, Joseph Jennings from London, and William Shepard from Wilts.
This would place his birth year around 1753

Independance - contracted (sworn at Londonberry on 10/31/1803) was bound for New York. This also appears to be an Irish immigrant ship.
William Latemore and Mary Latemore, age 30 and 29, both Laborers from Letterkenny, Ireland. Other familiar family surnames on this ship are John Hopkins and James Ward.
Birth years for William and Mary would be 1773 and 1774.

William Larmore was part of the crew on a ship called Mary which left Belfast on 9/17/1805 headed for Charlestown, South Carolina (irish Passenger Lists 1803 - 1806 by Brian Mitchell)

Received an email that showshe's from France:
O-si-yo,(hello)
Nice to meet you. We also have a family tree back to Phillip Larremore, but he was from France if I remember correctly and it is during the 1700s when he arrived here. This seems to be the same man from Ireland or Maryland. Phillip is one of my grandfathers! We are probaly related!
My brother David lives in Tulsa, Ok and knows more about him than I do and he has access to the family tree. I may be able to provide one for you if you like. My dads father was also named James after someone. I cant remember great grandpas first name, but I have a picture of him on a horse and he married a Cherokee also and was also half Cherokee. We do not have a role number from Larremore although they all spoke it fluently they never signed up during the enrollment. My dad taught me how to speak alot as well as my grandpas on both sides. My mom was a Stimson and her father was Cherokee and thats where I get my role number. Great grandma Larremore tried to sign up but the BIA rep tried to charge her ten dollars when it was supposed to be free and thats the story why we never registered. They all lived in the Ozarks around Locust Grove, OK about thirty miles from Arkansas. I grew up across the Grand River in Chouteau, OK.. Let me know if you want that tree and I will have them to mail it to you. Have a wonderful day.
Wa-Do (Thank you)
Dr. Darrin Larremore.






     Phillip Larimore End of line note: in the Essex Antiquarian, I found a Larremore family. (vol. 4, pg 165)

The Andrew Belcher House - line of deeds .....
Mr. Smith removed to
Newport, R. I., and conveyed this house and lot to Thomas Larrimore of Salem, mariner, Jan. 21, 1694-5.tt Mr. Larrimore removed to Boston, and conveyed the house and lot to Andrew Belcher of Boston, merchant, May 13, 1698.§§ Mr. Belcher reconveyed the estate to Mr. Larrimore, who had returned to Salem, May 5, 1701. Mr. Larrimore conveyed the house and lot to his wife's father, John Trask, sr., of Salem, miller, Jan. 6, I 705-6.t Mr. Trask conveyed the estate to Francis Cain of Marblehead, mariner, and his wife Abigail Jan. g, 1712-3.

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Vol. 6, pg 163 .....
Mr. William Pitts and Mr. Christofer
Lattemore fined for swearing.

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Vol 7, pg 180
Christopher Latemor v. Capt. Robert
Harding. Wages for going to the Eastward,
and several business employed
about the ship Hapie Entrance in 1692 at Essex County, Massachusetts.
     Phillip Larimore Unlinked Larremore marriages that took place in Maryland:
Larramore, Augustinia to Henry Rippin in 1723
Larramore, Katharine to Jewel Mezick in 1799
Laramore, Eben to Rosetta Dunn in 1810
Larrimore, Frances to Richard Heitton in 1812
Larrimore, Henrietta M. to Jacob T. Denny in 1848
Larramore, Martha to Tubman Willin in 1808
Larrimore, Mary to Richard Dunn in 1798
Larimer, Mary to Joseph G. Wales in 1843
Laramore, Roger to Margarett Dare in 1707
Larramore, Rogar to Augustin Frizby in 1719
Larymore, Thomas to Sarah Grear in 1780
Larrimore, Thomas to Ann Morgan in 1841
Larramore, William to Sarah Libby in 1801

From 1300 Missing Missouri marriages I found
P. O. Lorimier of Michigan Territory married Mary L. Hempstead (Stephen, Jr.) of St. Charles by 6th inst., Rev. Smith, More County? 5/11/1830.
     Phillip Larimore was born circa 1736 at Maryland or Ireland.
     Phillip Larimore married Mary A. Garrett . Phillip and Mary were married circa 1756.
     Phillip Larimore appeared on the census of 1790 at Salisbury District, Page 169, Rockingham County, North Carolina; It reads:
LARIMER, PHILIP-head of family
2 free white males of 16 years and upward, including head of families
1 free white male under 16 years
3 free white females including head of family
0 all other free people
0 slaves.
He appeared again on the census of 1800 at Salisbury District, Page 450, Rockingham County, North Carolina; This could be the Sr. because we do not know when the census was taken. It could have been taken before his death, but if taken after his death then this is his son, Phillip Larremore, Jr.
PHILIP LARIMORE-head of family
0 free white males under 10
1 free white male 10-16
0 free white male 16-26
0 free white male 26-45
1 free white male 45 and over
0 free white female under 10
1 free white female 10-16
0 free white female 16-26
1 free white female 26-45
1 free white female 45 and over
0 others
0 slaves.
     Phillip Larimore died between July 1800 and March 1801 at North Carolina.
     Phillip Larimore left a will on 18 March 1800 at Rockingham County, North Carolina; Phillip Larremore of Rockingham, North Carolina in his will probated in 1800 names his children: James Larremore, Philip Larremore, Mary Strader, wife of Lewis Strader, Memory Ward, wife of John Ward, Cathy Milby, wife of John Milby.
Will for PHILLIP LARRIMORE, dated March 18th, 1800 of Rockingham County, North Carolina.
     In the name of God, Amen. I, Phillip Learemore, being in a low state of health but of a sound mind and perfect understanding considering that it was appointed for all men one to die, and after commanding my body to the ground and my soul to God who fair it I make and constitute this to be my last will and testament and my desire is in the first place for all my just debts to be paid out of my estate and after them is paid all that remains I will and bequeath to my beloved wife Mary Larremore during her natural life and at her death to be equally divided amongst my six children except my land which I will give to my son, James Laremore and my desire for Judith Harrison for to have one bed and furniture if she lives with my wife till her death, and then that remains to equally divided amongst my children as follows; Memory Ward, Richard Laremore, Mary Strader, Caty Milby, Phillip Laremore, James Laremore, and I chose my wife Mary Laremore and Phillip Laremore for my executors.
Witnesses: PHILLIP LAREMORE (seal)
James Akin
Leven Downs
James Cook.

     
     Mary A. Garrett was born circa 1740.
     Mary A. Garrett married Phillip Larimore . Phillip and Mary were married circa 1756.
     Mary A. Garrett died after 1800.

     
     George Washington Larremore was born on 18 February 1812 at Green County, Kentucky, son of Rev. James Larremore and Patsy Benningfield; (There is a George Larremore shown in the Family Search International Genealogy Index born 1813 of the Cherokee Tribe, Native American).
     George married Elizabeth Ann Scott , daughter of Nimrod Scott and Christina Peeler. George and Elizabeth were married circa 1832 at Crawford County, Arkansas. George Washington Larremore appeared again on the census of 1840 at Vineyard Township, Washington County, Arkansas; it shows:
Page 267, Line 8
G.W. Larimore

w/m under 5 yrs=1
w/m 20-30 years=1

w/f 05-10 years=1
w/f 20-30 years=1

Free Colored Persons

b/m 55-100 years=1


His daughter at this time was Mary Ann Larremore; and his son was James Jackson Larremore.


     George Washington Larremore appeared on the census of 1850 at Cane Hill, Washington County, Arkansas; It shows:

40 71 71 Larremore Geo. W. 37 M Farmer 400 Ky
41 71 71 Larremore Elizabeth 30 F Ar
42 71 71 Larremore Mary 16 F Ar X

CENSUS YR: 1850 STATE: Arkansas COUNTY: Washington DIVISION: Cane Hill Township REEL NO: M432-31 PAGE NO: 415B
REFERENCE: 27th Sept John Buchanan Ass't Marshal
=========================================================================================================================
LN HN FN LAST NAME FIRST NAME AGE SEX RACE OCCUP. VAL. BIRTHPLACE MRD. SCH. R/W DDB
=========================================================================================================================
1 71 71 Larremore James 12 M Ar X
2 71 71 Larremore Marget 9 F Ar X
3 71 71 Larremore Martha 5 F Ar
4 71 71 Larremore Jospeh 3 M Ar.
     George Washington Larremore died on 29 October 1902 at Evansville, Washington County, Arkansas, at age 90. He was buried at Dunagan Cemetery, Evansville, Washington County, Arkansas.

     
     Mary Ann Larremore On the 1850 census from Washington County, Arkansas, Cove Creek, page 29,
#15-James J. Larremore, her brother, living next door to his sister and
husband, Mary Larremore and Joseph Scott:
Joseph Scott m age-54 born-Tennessee
Mary f 36 Kentucky
James m 18 Arkansas
William m 13 Arkansas
Joseph m 8 Arkansas

John W. Scott. In mentioning the prominent farmers of Washington County, Ark., the list would be incomplete without the name of Mr. Scott, who is a native of the State in which he now resides, being born in Crawford County September 2, 1832. It is not known where his parents. Joseph and Mary (Larremore) Scott, were born, but they were very early residents of Crawford County, Ark. Cove Creek Valley was then a solid cane-brake, and the country was in a very wild and unsettled condition. The father was a farmer, and died in 1850 at the age of sixty-five years. His wife died in 1878, aged about sixty years. After Mr. Scott's death she was married to W. C. Maxey, and moved to Franklin County, Ark. Mr. Scott was also twice married, but his first wife's name is not known. To his last marriage were born one daughter (deceased), and three sons (living): James W., William N. and Joseph M.
     Mary Ann Larremore was born on 15 February 1815 at Bowling, Green County, Kentucky, daughter of Rev. James Larremore and Patsy Benningfield.
     Mary Ann married Joseph Scott . Joseph and Mary were wed in February 1831 at Crawford County, Arkansas.
     At age 39, Mary Ann Larremore married William C. Maxey , son of William Henry Maxey and Elizabeth Chambers. William and Mary were married on Tuesday, 6 February 1855.
     Mary Ann Larremore died on 29 August 1877 at Crawford County, Arkansas, at age 62. She was buried at Scott Cemetery, Washington County, Arkansas.

     
     James Jackson Larremore Sr. was born on 27 October 1815 at Green County, Kentucky, son of Rev. James Larremore and Patsy Benningfield.
     James married Mary Ann Huffman .
     James Jackson Larremore Sr. appeared on the census of 1850 at Washington County, Arkansas; It shows:

Dwelling & Family No. 15

     12. James J. Larrimore w/m 34 yrs Farmer $200 KY
     13. Mary Larrimore w/f 32 yrs TN
     14. Martha Larrimore w/f 15 yrs AR - S
     15. Louiza Larrimore w/f 14 yrs AR - S
     16. James Larrimore w/m 13 yrs AR - S
     17. Christina Larrimore w/f 10 yrs AR - S
     18. Mary Larrimore w/f 7 yrs AR - S
     19. Mariah Larrimore w/f 5 yrs AR
     20. William Larrimore w/m 3 yrs AR
     21. Joseph Larrimore w/m 1 yr AR


James J. Larremore is listed on the 1850 tax list in Cove Creek Twp, Washington County, Arkansas.



In the transcription at ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/ar/washington/census/1850/index/indx-kl.txt

Laurimore Christina 10 Ar pg0359a.txt Cove Creek
Laurimore James 13 Ar pg0359a.txt Cove Creek
Laurimore James J. 34 Ky pg0359a.txt Cove Creek
Laurimore John 1 Ar pg0359a.txt Cove Creek
Laurimore Louiza 14 Ar pg0359a.txt Cove Creek
Laurimore Mariah 5 Ar pg0359a.txt Cove Creek
Laurimore Martha 15 Ar pg0359a.txt Cove Creek
Laurimore Mary 32 Tn pg0359a.txt Cove Creek
Laurimore Mary 7 Ar pg0359a.txt Cove Creek
Laurimore William 3 Ar pg0359a.txt Cove Creek.

     James married Margaret Armstrong ? .
     James Jackson Larremore Sr. appeared on the Tax List Burnet County, Texas. Appears in 1855 for the first time on the tax assessment roll of Burnet County, TX with 320 acres of the J.J. Larremore Preemption land grant on Walnut Creek, valued at $300; 4 horses, $125; 7 cattle, $70 and wagon, $50. His total property value was $545. The initials "J.J." probably refer to James Laremore who obtained a land grant adjacent to John Larremore in the Walnut Creek vicinity of what is now the southern part of Llano County. He appeared on the census at Burnet County, Texas; on the 1870 census shows:
Larremore, JJ 53 m farmer born-Kentucky
Margaret 54 f Tennessee.







The census of 1880 at Burnet, Burnet County, Texas, reveals FHL Film 1255293 National Archives Film T9-1293 Page 110C shows:

     Relation     Sex     Marr     Race     Age     Birthplace
J. J. LARREMORE     Self     M     M     W     63     AR
     Occ:     Farming     Fa: ---     Mo: ---
Mary A. LARREMORE     Wife     F     M     W     64     TN
     Occ:     Keeping House     Fa: IRE     Mo: IRE
Christina BARLER     Dau     F     W     W     39     AR
     Occ:     Assists In House Work     Fa: AR     Mo: TN
James S. BARLER     GSon     M     S     W     16     TX
     Occ:     Works On Farm     Fa: IA     Mo: AR
Emma J. BARLER     GDau     F     S     W     13     TX
     Occ:     In Sc.
     James Jackson Larremore Sr. died on 1 March 1897 at Texas at age 81. He was buried at Huffman Cemetery, Burnet County, Texas.

     
     Martha B. Larremore was born on 19 August 1827 at Arkansas, daughter of Rev. James Larremore and Patsy Benningfield.
     Martha B. Larremore Martha may have been married previously to a Flemming (at age 12?). The 1850 Census indicates that a white male, James Flemming, was living in their household; and was born in Arkansas, where Martha was born. However, it could also be another relative or orphan child they are raising. In 1839.
     At age 20, Martha married William H. Hodges , son of Roland Hodges and Margaret Ellis. William and Martha were married on Thursday, 4 November 1847.
     Martha B. Larremore died on 28 March 1899 at Cove Creek, Washington County, Arkansas, at age 71.
     Martha B. Larremore and Martha B. Larremore Both Martha B. Larremore daughter of , daughter of Rev. James Larremore and Patsy Benningfield, and Martha B. Larremore daughter of , daughter of Rev. James Larremore and Patsy Benningfield, are shown with the same death date. One is most likely an error.

     
     Lawrence Prine was born on 22 June 1878 at Crabtree, Oregon.
     At age 48, Lawrence married Myrtle Ellen Burleson , daughter of Andrew Jackson Burleson and Mary Josephine Larremore. Lawrence and Myrtle were married on Wednesday, 4 May 1927 at Keslo, Washington.
     Lawrence Prine died on 3 March 1945 at Eugene Hos, Eugene, Lane County, Oregon, at age 66. He was buried on 6 March 1945 at Fir Grove Cemetery, Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon.
     His obituary appeared in the COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL from Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon, dated Thursday, March 8, 1945, this is how it reads:
LAWRENCE PRINE RITES AR MARCH 6
     Lawrence Prine, 66, of Saginaw died at a Eugene hospital Saturday following a long illness. Mr. Prine, son of a pioneer family was born at Crabtree, June 22, 1878. His father founded the present town of Prineville and his wife's parents, the town of Crabtree. He lived in Crabtree until coming to this section in 1918 where he has since made his home. By trade he was a locksmith.
     On May 4, 1927 he was married to Myrtle Pettit at Kelso, Washington. Surviving, in addition to his widow, are the following children: Edith Montgomery, Lowry Edgar, Ina Goodwin, Melvin Goodwin all of Lebanon. Funeral services were held from the Smith Chapel Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 with the Rev. Hilton Parks, officiating. Interment was in the Masonic-IOOF Cemetery.

     
     Melvin was born on 11 June 1903 at Tremonton, Utah.
     Melvin married Myrtle Ellen Burleson , daughter of Andrew Jackson Burleson and Mary Josephine Larremore. Melvin and Myrtle were married in June 1949 at Reno, Nevada.
     Melvin Alexander Nelson died on 24 February 1982 at Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon, at age 78. His death notice appeared in the COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL. It reads:
NELSON-Melvin Nelson of Cottage Grove died February 24 at the age of 75. Funeral arrangements pending SMITH-LUND-MILLS FUNERAL CHAPEL.
     An obituary appeared in the COTTAGE GROVE SENTINE, Cottage Grove, Oregon, Wednesday, March 3, 1982. This is how it reads:
MELVIN NELSON
     Melvin Alexander Nelson, 32799 Saginaw West Rd., Saginaw, died February 24, at the age of 78.
     Nelson was born June 11, 1903 in Tremonton, Utah. He married Myrtle Prine in Reno, Nevada, in June 1949, and the couple moved to the Saginaw-Cottage Grove area. Nelson retired from the construction business in 1963.
     He is survived by his wife, Myrtle; a sister, Grace N. Meril of Blackfoot, Idaho; two brothers, Justin Nelson of Payson, Utah and Harold J. Nelson of LaMirada, California; a son, Don Nelson of Orem, Utah; brother and sister-in-law Jay A. and Edna Burleson of Cottage Grove; and a niece, Joan Garrison of Cottage Grove.
     Private entombment at Sunset Hills Mausoleum was held February 26 with Smith-Lund-Mills Funeral Chapel directing. He was buried at Sunset Hills Mau, Eugene, Lane County, Oregon.
     Melvin Alexander Nelson Melvin Alexander Nelson was a construction worker and the kind of work he did was highway construction.

Death notice that appeared in the COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL reads:
NELSON-Melvin Nelson of Cottage Grove died February 24 at the age of 75. Funeral arrangements pending SMITH-LUND-MILLS FUNERAL CHAPEL.

Obituary appeared in the Cottage Grove Sentinel, Cottage Grove, Oregon, Wednesday, March 3, 1982. This is how it reads:
MELVIN NELSON
Melvin Alexander Nelson, 32799, Saginaw West Rd., Saginaw, died February 24, at the age of 78.
Nelson was born June 11, 1903 in Tremonton, Utah. He married Myrtle Prine in Reno, Nevada, in June 1949, and the couple moved to the Saginaw-Cottage Grove area. Nelson retired from the construction business in 1963.
He is survived by his wife, Myrtle; a sister, Grace N. Meril of Blackfoot, Idaho; two brothers, Justin Nelson of Payson, Utah and Harold J. Nelson of LaMirada, California; a son, Don Nelson of Orem, Utah; brother and sister-in-law Jay A. and Edna Burleson of Cottage Grove; and a niece, Joan Garrison of Cottage Grove.
Private entombment at Sunset Hills Mausoleum was held February 26 with Smith-Lund-Mills Funeral Chapel directing.
     His Social Security Number was 528-10-8958.

     
     Andrew Jackson Windham was born in 1818 at Alabama, son of Samuel Benjamin Windham and Leah Blake.
     Andrew married Eliza Castle . Eliza and Andrew were married in August 1838.
     Andrew Jackson Windham Only 2 Windham's found in 1860 Lauderdale Co, MS census. (where Sena Ann Windham was born)

151 4 W535 Windham T. J., 41, M, Farmer, Ala
151 5 W535 Windham Mary, 42, F, Dom Bus, Ala.
     Andrew Jackson Windham married Sarah Jane Robinson , daughter of Robert Robinson and Rachel S. (?); This was Andrew's second marriage.
     Andrew Jackson Windham and Sarah Jane Robinson appeared on the census of 1880 at Byrds Store, Brown County, Texas; It shows:
     Census Place:     Byrds Store, Brown, Texas
     Source:     FHL Film 1255292 National Archives Film T9-1292 Page 405C
     Relation     Sex     Marr     Race     Age     Birthplace
A. J. WINDHAM     Self     M     M     W     62     ALA
     Occ:     Farmer     Fa: VIR     Mo: NC
S. J. WINDHAM     Wife     F     M     W     39     GEO
     Occ:     Keeping House     Fa: VIR     Mo: GEO
R. P. WINDHAM     Son     M     S     W     15     MISS
     Occ:     At Home     Fa: ALA     Mo: GEO
F. L. WINDHAM     Son     M     S     W     13     MISS
     Occ:     At Home     Fa: ALA     Mo: GEO
S. A. WINDHAM     Dau     F     S     W     12     MISS
     Occ:     At Home     Fa: ALA     Mo: GEO
C. H. WINDHAM     Son     M     S     W     10     TEXAS
     Occ:     At Home     Fa: ALA     Mo: GEO
A. J. WINDHAM     Son     M     S     W     9     TEXAS
     Occ:     At Home     Fa: ALA     Mo: GEO
S. H. WINDHAM     Dau     F     S     W     7     TEXAS
     Occ:     At Home     Fa: ALA     Mo: GEO
M. E. WINDHAM     Dau     F     S     W     5     TEXAS
     Occ:     At Home     Fa: ALA     Mo: GEO
M. L. WINDHAM     Dau     F     S     W     3     TEXAS
     Occ:     At Home     Fa: ALA     Mo: GEO
O. R. WINDHAM     Son     M     S     W     1     TEXAS
     Occ:     At Home.

     
     Lee Windham was born on 28 June 1863 at Scott County, Mississippi, son of Andrew Jackson Windham and Sarah Jane Robinson.
     Lee married Refufie (?) .
     Lee was a resident of AZ in 1884, and a resident of the Hayden in 1909.
     According to Larimere and Theodore Windham Larremore, Lee Windham got into a fight in New Mexico with 6 Mexicans, killed 5 of them, had to run from the law into Mexico. (This looks like where he met his wife, Rufufie) He later snuck back into the US around Winkleman, Arizona.
     Lee Windham died on 7 August 1944 at Hayden, Gila County, Arizona, at age 81. He was buried on 18 August 1944 at Globe, Gila County, Arizona.

     
     Mr. (?) Dryer was born.
     Mr. (?) Dryer married Blanche Whitesel , daughter of Samuel A. Whitesel and Charlotte Reichelderfer; They were not married very long. They were divorced.

     
     George Wesley Fanning was born on 23 December 1823 at Alabama, son of Joseph Fanning and Elizabeth (?).
     At age 24, George married Mary More McDonald , daughter of Thomas McDonald and Rachel Axley. George and Mary were married on Sunday, 3 September 1848 at Jefferson County, Illinois.
     George Wesley Fanning and Rachel Adeline Fanning appeared on the census of 1850 at Morgan County, Illinois; It shows:
21 2135 2182 FANNING George 25 M Farmer Born in Ala
22 2135 2182 FANNING Mary 22 F Born in IL
23 2135 2182 FANNING Rachel 1 F Born in IL.
     George Wesley Fanning died in 1861 at Spring Creek, Gillespie County, Texas. He was buried in 1861 at Fredericksburg, Gillespie County, Texas. (an unknown value).

     
     Mary More McDonald was born on 24 January 1829 at Johnson County, Illinois, daughter of Thomas McDonald and Rachel Axley.
     At age 19, Mary married George Wesley Fanning , son of Joseph Fanning and Elizabeth (?). George and Mary were married on Sunday, 3 September 1848 at Jefferson County, Illinois. She appeared again on the census of 1880 at Precinct 4, Kimble County, Texas; It shows her living in the George Washington Larremore Household

     Census Place:     Precinct 4, Kimble, Texas
     Source:     FHL Film 1255314 National Archives Film T9-1314 Page 275C
     Relation     Sex     Marr     Race     Age     Birthplace
George LARREMORE     Self     M     M     W     39     AR
     Occ:     Sheep Raiser     Fa: KY     Mo: TN
Rachel LARREMORE     Wife     F     M     W     31     IL
     Occ:     Keeping House     Fa: AL     Mo: IL
Mary J. LARREMORE     Dau     F     S     W     12     TX
     Occ:     At Home     Fa: AR     Mo: IL
Elisebeth A. LARREMORE     Dau     F     S     W     11     TX
     Occ:     At Home     Fa: AR     Mo: IL
Queney J. LARREMORE     Dau     F     S     W     9     TX
               Fa: AR     Mo: IL
Creed LARREMORE     Son     M     S     W     8     TX
               Fa: AR     Mo: IL
Martin LARREMORE     Son     M     S     W     6     TX
               Fa: AR     Mo: IL
Samuel L. FANNING     Cousin     M     M     W     25     IL
     Occ:     At Home     Fa: VA     Mo: TN
Phebe B. FANNING     SisterL     F     M     W     19     IL
     Occ:     At Home     Fa: ENG     Mo: IL
Mary A. FANNING     MotherL     F     W     W     51     IL
     Occ:     At Home     Fa: NC     Mo: KY
Joseph T. FANNING     BroL     M     S     W     30     IL
     Occ:     Raising Sheep     Fa: VA     Mo: TN
George RAYELEY     Other     M     S     W     30     IL
     Occ:     Sheep Herder     Fa: GER     Mo: GER.
     Mary More McDonald appeared on the census of 15 January 1920 at Prec. #4, Line 15, Family 31, Lakewood, Eddy County, New Mexico; LARREMORE, Mrs. Rachel A. widow age-69 born-Illinois
Fanning Mrs. Mary M. widow & mother 92 born-Illinois.
     Mary More McDonald died on 25 April 1921 at Lakewood, Eddy County, New Mexico, at age 92. She was buried at McDonald Cemetery, near Lakewood, Eddy County, New Mexico.

     
     Mary Elizabeth Fanning was born in 1851 at Morgan County, Illinois, daughter of George Wesley Fanning and Mary More McDonald.
     Mary married William Thomas Nelson , son of Hiram Louis Nelson and Mary Anna Roundtree. William and Mary were married on Wednesday, 15 September 1869 at Kerr County, Texas.
     Mary and William Settled in Seven Rivers.
     Mary Elizabeth Fanning died at McDonalds Cemetery, Lakewood, New Mexico. She was buried at McDonald Cemetery, Seven Rivers, Eddy County, New Mexico.

     
     William Thomas Nelson was born on 20 February 1848, son of Hiram Louis Nelson and Mary Anna Roundtree.
     At age 21, William married Mary Elizabeth Fanning , daughter of George Wesley Fanning and Mary More McDonald. William and Mary were married on Wednesday, 15 September 1869 at Kerr County, Texas.
     William and Mary Settled in Seven Rivers.
     William Thomas Nelson died on 25 September 1917 at age 69. He was buried at McDonald Cemetery, Seven Rivers, Eddy County, New Mexico.

     
     Joseph Thomas Fanning was born on 30 November 1853 at Morgan County, Illinois, son of George Wesley Fanning and Mary More McDonald.
     Joseph Thomas Fanning was a member of the militia or Minute Company during 1872-1875 in the Indian Wars in Texas. Then in April 1875 he became a private in Company F of the Texas Rangers. His commander was a Captain Caldwell, and another of his Captains was Frank Darley for whom he later named a son. In 1879 the Company was disbanded and Joe Fanning left the Rangers. During the time he was traveling in New Mexico as a Ranger he saw the beautiful country around Seven Rivers and decided to return there. He came to New Mexico in 1880 arriving at Seven Rivers on September 22nd with a wagon train of sixteen wagons. Most of the people were relatives of his. Several of his sisters and their husbands were in the wagon train: Mrs George (Rachel Fanning) Larremore, Mrs. William (Elizabeth Mary Fanning) Nelson, Mrs Joseph N. (Barbara Fanning) Woods, Mrs. Ella J. (Fanning) Stevens, and a brother Martin Wesley Fanning who was married to Sarah E. Corn. It is believed that Mart Fanning and family cold have come out to Seven Rivers the year before, in 1879.
     Joseph Thomas Fanning appeared on the census of 1880 at Precinct 4, Kimble County, Texas; It shows him living in the George Washington Larremore Household

     Census Place:     Precinct 4, Kimble, Texas
     Source:     FHL Film 1255314 National Archives Film T9-1314 Page 275C
     Relation     Sex     Marr     Race     Age     Birthplace
George LARREMORE     Self     M     M     W     39     AR
     Occ:     Sheep Raiser     Fa: KY     Mo: TN
Rachel LARREMORE     Wife     F     M     W     31     IL
     Occ:     Keeping House     Fa: AL     Mo: IL
Mary J. LARREMORE     Dau     F     S     W     12     TX
     Occ:     At Home     Fa: AR     Mo: IL
Elisebeth A. LARREMORE     Dau     F     S     W     11     TX
     Occ:     At Home     Fa: AR     Mo: IL
Queney J. LARREMORE     Dau     F     S     W     9     TX
               Fa: AR     Mo: IL
Creed LARREMORE     Son     M     S     W     8     TX
               Fa: AR     Mo: IL
Martin LARREMORE     Son     M     S     W     6     TX
               Fa: AR     Mo: IL
Samuel L. FANNING     Cousin     M     M     W     25     IL
     Occ:     At Home     Fa: VA     Mo: TN
Phebe B. FANNING     SisterL     F     M     W     19     IL
     Occ:     At Home     Fa: ENG     Mo: IL
Mary A. FANNING     MotherL     F     W     W     51     IL
     Occ:     At Home     Fa: NC     Mo: KY
Joseph T. FANNING     BroL     M     S     W     30     IL
     Occ:     Raising Sheep     Fa: VA     Mo: TN
George RAYELEY     Other     M     S     W     30     IL
     Occ:     Sheep Herder     Fa: GER     Mo: GER.
     At age 34, Joseph married Mary Adeline Beckett . Joseph and Mary were married on Tuesday, 31 January 1888.
     Joseph Thomas Fanning died on 9 May 1929 at Eddy, New Mexico, at age 75. He was buried at Lower Cemetery, Hope, Eddy County, New Mexico.
     Joseph Thomas Fanning Fanning was a member of the militia or Minute Company during 1872-1875 in the Indian Wars in Texas. Then in April 1875 he became a private in Company F of the Texas Rangers. His commander was a Captain Caldwell, and another of his Captains was Frank Darley for whom he later named a son. In 1879 the Company was disbanded and Joe Fanning left the Rangers. During the time he was traveling in New Mexico as a Ranger he saw the beautiful country around Seven Rivers and decided to return there. He came to New Mexico in 1880 arriving at Seven Rivers on September 22nd with a wagon train of sixteen wagons. Most of the people were relatives of his. Several of his sisters and their husbands were in the wagon train: Mrs George (Rachel Fanning) Larremore, Mrs. William (Elizabeth Mary Fanning) Nelson, Mrs Joseph N. (Barbara Fanning) Woods, Mrs. Ella J. (Fanning) Stevens, and a brother Martin Wesley Fanning who was married to Sarah E. Corn. It is believed that Mart Fanning and family cold have come out to Seven Rivers the year before, in 1879.

Quoting Josephine Hendley: "Not until the arrival of the wagon train on Sept. 22, 1880, was there enough people there to form a village, much less a wild west cow town......George Larramore, Joe Fanning, Joe Woods, Will Nelson, Marion Burleson, Ed Peril, Dick Turknett, Howard Henderson, Levi Watson, Charlie and Buster Gambel and their families all arrived in Sept. of 1880."

Children of Joseph and Mary Fanning:
     Infant Fanning b: 19 JUL 1888 in Seven Rivers, New Mexico; d. 19 Jul 1888
     George Allen Fanning b: 20 APR 1890 in Seven Rivers, New Mexico
     Ella Ann Fanning b: 8 APR 1892 in Seven Rivers, New Mexico
     Infant (Twin) Fanning b: 4 JUN 1894 in Seven Rivers, New Mexico; d. 10 June 1894
     Mira Mary Adaline (Twin) Fanning b: 4 JUN 1894 in Seven Rivers, New Mexico
     Joseph Thomas Jr. Fanning b: 3 FEB 1896 in Seven Rivers, New Mexico
     Arminta Jane Fanning b: 21 FEB 1898 in Seven Rivers, New Mexico Anna
     Laurie Fanning b: 22 JUN 1900 in Seven Rivers, New Mexico
     Arra Miranda Fanning b: 23 JUN 1902 in Hope New Mexico
     Living Fanning
     Foy Ray (Twin) Fanning b: 23 JAN 1909 in Hope New Mexico
     Living Fanning
     Douglas Wilson Fanning b: 16 JUN 1912 in Hope New Mexico
     John Wesley Fanning b: 8 JAN 1915 in Hope New Mexico.

     
     Mary Adeline Beckett was born on 31 January 1872 at Brackettville, Kinney County, Texas.
     At age 16, Mary married Joseph Thomas Fanning , son of George Wesley Fanning and Mary More McDonald. Joseph and Mary were married on Tuesday, 31 January 1888.
     Mary Adeline Beckett died on 6 August 1957 at Tucson, Pima County, Arizona, at age 85. She was buried at Evergreen Cemetery, Tucson, Pima County, Arizona.