Sixth Generation (Continued)
Family of James Buckalew (48) & Elizabeth Cunningham Jackson

187. Elizabeth Buckalew. Born on 15 January 1809. Elizabeth died in Whitley Co., IN, on 10 March 1867; she was 58. Buried in Concord Cemetery, Smith Twp, Whitley Co., Ind.

On 25 September 1825 when Elizabeth was 16, she first married George Ray, in Holmes Co., OH. George died in 1842.

They had the following children:
501 i. John (1826-1910)
502 ii. Sarah (1830-)
503 iii. Martin (1830-)
504 iv. Mary (1833-)
505 v. Nathan (1838-)
506 vi. James (1840-1865)
507 vii. Lucinda (1841-)
508 viii. Elizabeth (1843-)

On 28 March 1844 when Elizabeth was 35, she second married Jeremiah Whiteside, in Whitley Co., IN. Born in 1813/1814 in OH.

According to Ruth Coward Cunningham (1990, 5100 John D. Ryan Blvd., Apt. 735; San Antonio, TX 78245): "Wanda Thomas, Box 625, Mooreland, OK 738521, a descendant of Elizabeth Bucklew Whiteside, sent ... the information about" the Whiteside children.

Jeremiah Whiteside is found in the 1870 and 1880 census of Whitley Co., IN, living with his son William and his family.

They had the following children:
509 i. Madison (1844-1915)
510 ii. William B. (~1847-)
511 iii. Melinda Matilda (~1848-)
512 iv. Phoebe (~1852-)

188. Jane Buckalew. Born about 1811 in OH.

Listed in her father's will as "Jane Nicholass."

Jane married Isaac Nichols. Born about 1811 in PA.

1850 Holmes Co., OH, Census: As "Nickles."

They had the following children:
513 i. James (~1836-)
514 ii. Ezra (~1840-)
515 iii. Nancy (~1842-)

189. Parker (Parkinson) Buckalew. Parker (Parkinson) died in 1845 in Whitley Co., IN. Nickname: Park.

Suit filed in Holmes Co., OH, court on 10 July 1850 by Peter Ceibert against heirs-in-law of Park Bucklew, plus his widow Elizabeth and Jacob and Catherine Springer. Park Bucklew apparently died without issue, so his brothers and sisters would inherit his land, less the dower rights of his wife Elizabeth. Park had purchased land from Jonathan Neville in 1838 (Vol. 14, p. 17). Jonathan had purchased this land from John Bucklew the same year (Vol. 5, p. 102). Park and Elizabeth sold land in 1839 to Jacob Springer (Vol. 7, p. 4). The whole suit seems to concern a mistake made in the land description when Park Bucklew sold the land to Jacob Springer. Relationship between the Bucklews and Springers not found.
Heirs listed in this suit besides Park's wife Elizabeth were George Bucklew, Jonathan Bucklew, Samuel Bucklew, William Bucklew, Rachel Bucklew, Christina Bucklew, John Whiteside and his wife Elizabeth Whiteside, John Fry and his wife Mary Fry, Abraham Pence and his wife Nancy Pence, Isaac Nichols and his wife Jane Nichols, John Summerly and his wife Phebe Summerly. Elizabeth Bucklew, Park's widow, is said to be living in Iowa. Jacob and Catherine Springer are in Union Co., In.

On 8 March 1832 Parker (Parkinson) married Elizabeth Ray, in Holmes Co., OH.

190. George Buckalew. Born on 26 May 1815. George died in Chili Twp, Hancock Co., IL, on 7 January 1856; he was 40. Buried in Chili Cem., Chili, Hancock Co., IL.

Some of the included information about George Bucklew's descendants is in PIONEERS OF THE PRAIRIE and Adams Co., IL records.

On 8 March 1838 when George was 22, he married Margaret Rebecca Clouse, in Holmes Co., OH. Born on 4 June 1819. Margaret Rebecca died in Chili Twp, Hancock Co., IL, on 9 August 1905; she was 86. Buried in Chili Cem., Chili, Hancock Co., IL.

"I have found a Lessie  on the 1870 Hancock Co., IL census with Rebecca, 46; Elizabeth 22, Amanda J. 16, Arena 14 and Lessie 4.  This would make Lessie born in 1866..."

There is some question as to how this Lessie fits into the family.

They had the following children:
516 i. Jacob (1839-1908)
517 ii. Elizabeth (1840-)
518 iii. David (1843-)
519 iv. Mary Ellen (1846-)
520 v. Melvina (1850-1922)
521 vi. Amanda J. (~1854-)
522 vii. Anna Catherine (~1856-1931)

191. John Buckalew. Born in 1820 in Coshocton Co., OH. John died in IL on 27 December 1887; he was 67.

1860 Hancock Co., IL, Chilie Twp, Census, Household 967.

On 26 May 1842 when John was 22, he married Charlotte (?) Elizabeth. Dougherty, in Holmes Co., OH. Born on 13 December 1824 in OH. Charlotte (?) Elizabeth. died on 16 June 1902; she was 77.

They had the following children:
523 i. Elizabeth Bethena (1844-1924)
524 ii. Sarah M. (1846-1920)
525 iii. Warren (1848-)
526 iv. Leander (~1850-)
527 v. Andrew (1852-1937)
528 vi. Alice (1854-1938)
529 vii. Zady (~1856-)
530 viii. Ermina "Mina" (1859-1938)

192. Phoebe Buckalew. Born on 18 February 1821 in Coshocton Co., OH. Phoebe died in Whitley Co., IN, in 1844; she was 22. Buried in Concord Ch. Cem.

On 20 April 1834 when Phoebe was 13, she married John W. Sumney, in Holmes Co., OH. Born on 25 January 1804 in Westmoreland Co., PA. John W. died in Whitley Co., IN, on 5 June 1892; he was 88. Buried in Concord Ch. Cem., Whitley Co., IN.

Marriage record spells name "Sumeny."
Information about this family in the GENEALOGY OF GEORGE C. AND SARAH (WINDLE) PENCE, sent to Ruth Coward Cunningham (5100 John D. Ryan Blvd, Apt 735; San Antonio, TX 78245) by Helen Hutchinson (9227 NW 15th Place; Gainesville, FL 32606) says that after Phebe's death in 1844 her children were taken to Holmes Co., OH. This checks out, according to Mrs. Cunningham, as she found them living with their grandmother Elizabeth Bucklew in th 1850 Holmes Co., OH, census. They returned to Whitley Co., IN, in 1850. It's possible that when Elizabeth Cunningham Bucklew, her sons George, John, and Samuel and other members of her family, moved to IL, they took the three Sumny children to their father in Whitley Co., IN.

Date: Sun, 19 Apr 1998 07:18:42 -0700
From: "Harry Sumney, Sr." <HMSHarry@worldnet.att.net>

To give you a little info on me, I was born in Fort Wayne, IN,just 25
miles from Smith Twp. where the Bucklews and Sumney's all lived in the
1800's,Grew up near Roanoke,IN,then moved to Fort Wayne,IN. My Dr's told
me 12 years ago I needed to move to a drier and warmer climate because
of this reumatoid arthritis, so june 97 my wife,our daughter her husband
and their 2 boys packed up and we moved here to AZ.
Will keep in touch.

Best Regards,
Harry

Harry L. Sumney,Sr.
1038 E. Hondo Ave.
Apache Junction,AZ
85219-6543

They had the following children:
531 i. Samuel (1836-1860)
532 ii. Elizabeth (1838-1920)
533 iii. William B. (1841-1862)

193. Nancy Buckalew. Born in 1822 in Coshocton Co., OH. Nancy died in Whitley Co., IN, on 10 July 1866; she was 44. Buried in Blue R. Me. Cem., Whitley Co., IN.

In 1840 when Nancy was 18, she married Abraham Pence, in Whitley Co., IN. Born on 19 December 1820. Abraham died on 21 March 1897; he was 76.

They had the following children:
534 i. William (1841-)
535 ii. Lavina (1843-1917)
536 iii. Edward (1846-1846)
537 iv. Clara (1849-1879)
538 v. Amanda (1851-1860)
539 vi. John (1852-1916)
540 vii. Jane (1855-)
541 viii. Electa (1864-1878)

194. Mary (Polly) Buckalew. Born in 1824.

Mary (Polly) married John Fry.

Ruth Coward Cunningham, in her "Arthur Cunningham About 1755-1829 DA, MD, VA, & OH And Some of His Descendants," 1990, wrote on p. 11: "Dave Marshall of Holmes Co. OH, sent me the following sketch from THE GENTRY/WORTH COUNTY, MISSOURI HISTORY -- 1882: 'JACOB L. FRY, farmer and stock raiser, section 24, township 66, range 33, is the son of John FRY, a native of Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, who married Mary BUCKLEW, a native of Maryland. Jacob was born June 27 1833 in Holmes County, Ohio. In 1843 he accompanied the family to Allen County, Indiana, living here until 1854, when he moved to Hancock County, Illinois. The youth of young Fry was passed on a farm, his education being principally obtained after coming to years of maturity. Jan 28, 1858, he married, in Hancock County, to Miss Mary HARDING, a daughter of Felix HARDING, Esq. She was a Kentuckian by birth but was raised in Hancock County, Illinois. After this event the subject of this sketch was engaged in farming and stock raising in Illinois till 1875, when he removed to Worth County, Missouri, and located on his present farm. He has eighty-nine acres of land, eighty-five in his home place, all improved. His fine orchard contains 160 apple trees and a variety of other fruits. Mr. FRY served in the war of the rebellion, enlisting in October 1864, in Company E, Twenty-Eighth Illinoise Infantry. He served until the close of the war, being discharged in 1865, after which he returned to Hancock County, where he resided until he came to Missouri in 1875.'

They had one child:
542 i. Jacob L. (1833-)

195. Rachel Buckalew. Born in 1826 in Coshocton Co., OH.

On 25 October 1850 when Rachel was 24, she first married Aaron Keller, in Holmes Co., OH. Born in 1810 in PA.

1850 Hardy Twp., Holmes Co., OH, Census, p. 413. Had family of eight children ranging in age from 3-20 and wife, Rachel m/2.

Rachel second married Barfoot.

196. Samuel Buckalew. Born on 10 March 1827 in Coshocton Co., OH. Samuel died in Chili Twp, Hancock Co., IL, on 14 April 1906; he was 79. Buried in Chili Cem.

1850 Hancock Co., IL, Census: Age 30, no wife, and daus Eliza age 8 b IL, and Josephine age 6 b IL. Josephine is listed as Josephus, a male age 6. Dau Elnora, an infant, not listed in this household. She may have been overlooked or living with another family member.

1880 Adams Co., NE Twp., IL, p. 9, h/h 81: w Mary (Wood), is his second wife. Josephine and Edwin Bucklew, children by his 1st wife, Mary Harding, are in the household.
1900 Hancock Co., Chili Twp., IL, Census: Samuel Bucklew is living in the household of his son, Edward, and Edward's wife Belle. Samuel's age is given as 73 b Feb 1827.
Samuel was a wagonmaker in Stillwell, IL, for 27 yrs.

On 22 August 1850 when Samuel was 23, he first married Mary K. Harding, in Holmes Co., OH. Born on 3 March 1827. Mary K. died in Chili Twp., Hancock Co., IL, on 29 July 1858; she was 31. Buried in Chili Cem., Chili Twp., Hancock Co., IL.

They had the following children:
543 i. Eliza A. (1842-1923)
544 ii. Josephine M. (1854-1907)
545 iii. Infant
546 iv. Eleanor (1858-1917)

On 2 June 1861 when Samuel was 34, he second married Mary Wood, in Hancock Co., IL. Born on 12 February 1827 in Fayette Co., PA. Mary died in Hancock Co., IL, on 9 November 1893; she was 66. Buried in Chili Cem., Chili, Hancock Co., IL.

They had the following children:
547 i. Faris (1863-1864)
548 ii. Robert T. (1864-1867)
549 iii. Edward (1867-1932)

On 14 November 1894 when Samuel was 67, he third married Leah Beidle, in Adams Co., IL. Born on 16 November 1831. Leah died on 9 February 1895; she was 63. Buried in Pulaski, IL.

There's some confusion on the IL State Marriage Index as to whether, at the time of her marriage to Samuel, she was Mrs. Leah Butte or Mrs. Leah Beetle.

197. Christina Buckalew. Born about 1828 in Coshocton Co., OH. Christina died in Hancock Co., IL, in 1899; she was 71. Buried in Morgan Cem., St. Albans Twp., Hancock Co., IL. Nickname: Tena.

1870 West Point, St. Albans, Hancock Co., IL, p. 16, Census: Barnett, Milton 62 farmer $1200/700 KY Christina 43 keeping house OH George 24 farmer IL

On 4 August 1850 when Christina was 22, she first married William Blake, in Coshocton Co., OH. William died before 1853.

On 29 May 1856 when Christina was 28, she second married Milton Barnett. Born in 1810 in KY. Milton died on 29 January 1887; he was 77. Buried in Morgan Cem., St. Albans Twp., Hancock Co., IL.

198. William Buckalew. Born on 17 October 1829 in Holmes Co., OH. William died in IL on 16 August 1892; he was 62. Buried in Burlington, IA.

1860 Hancock Co., IL, has William's occupation that of teacher in the community school. He and Martha J. have three children: Rachel 7 b OH, William 4 b OH, and Martha 3 b OH.

"William died at the age of 62, in 1892 from an 'accidental fall from a ladder.' My
grandmother told me that he was a housepainter."

On 19 September 1850 when William was 20, he married Martha J. Harding, in Coshocton Co., OH. Born on 31 October 1834. Martha J. died in IL on 6 July 1895; she was 60. Buried in Burlington, IA.

They had the following children:
550 i. Mary E. (1851-1852)
551 ii. Rachel (1853-1929)
552 iii. William (1855-)
553 iv. Lilly (1857-1919)
554 v. Eleanor Eugenia (1869-1921)

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