Notes

[NI00001] [GlenScott.FTW]

Paul Moody Summitt
P.O. Box 625
Cardwell, MO 63829
VOICE (573) 654-2170
FAX (573) 654-2134
psummitt@summittnewmedia.com

A position of responsibility in interactive communications management, with responsibilities for web and media news and information programs and applications.

Microsoft Certified Professional
Author, co-author, and technical editor of over twenty communication and technology related books and articles
Twenty-five years experience in communication
BS in Radio and Television, MS in Mass Communication
Both teaching and help desk experience
Extensive experience with new technologies

Management Served as Manager/Faculty Advisor of Student run radio stations and cable
channels at Alderson-Broadus College, Southeast Missouri State University,
Lincoln University, and Pittsburg State University.
Computer Beta tester for a variety of software including Microsoft FrontPage, Microsoft
Office, Windows NT, and a variety of VRML related applications. Working
knowledge of Microsoft Windows 3.x, Windows 9x, and Windows NT
operating systems as well as Microsoft Office version 4.x and above products.
Working knowledge of HTML, VRML, Visual Basic, Java, and C & C++.
Have a working knowledge of Tektronix NewStar and EditStar.
Have served as beta tester for Tektronix WebPublisher software.
Microsoft Certified Professional certification for Windows 95 operating system.
Video Have worked with a variety of film and video systems, both analog and digital.
Have used a variety of videotape formats to include 3/4", 8mm, 1/2", Beta, and DVC Pro.



June 1995 - Present Information Technology Communication Specialist Summitt New Media/VREvolution
May 1999 - Present
Analyst/Programmer Solution Services - Columbia, MO
September 1997 - June 1999 Producer KAIT - Jonesboro, AR
May 1997 - July 1997 Help Service Representative MicroAge - Las Vegas, NV
August 1994 - May 1996 Director of Broadcasting & Assistant. Professor of Communication Pittsburg State University, Pittsburg, KS
August 1993 - August 1994 Graduate Teaching Assistant in Communication University of Missouri - Columbia, Columbia, MO
August 1990 - August 1993 Instructor of Broadcasting Lincoln University, Jefferson City, MO
Winter, 1992 Faculty Internship, Announcer KJMO-AM&FM, Jefferson City, MO
Summer 1991 Faculty Internship, News Photographer KRCG-TV, Jefferson City, Missouri
August 1989 - May 1990 Temporary Instructor of Mass Communication Southeast Missouri State University, Cape Girardeau, MO
August 1987 - July 1989 Director of Broadcasting and Instructor of Broadcasting Alderson-Broadus College, Philippi, WV
Summer 1987 Announcer KTMN-AM, Truman, AR
August 1986 - May 1987 Graduate Assistant Arkansas State University, State University, AR
January 1986 - August 1986 Chief Engineer K-45-AY, Jonesboro, AR
October 1984 - January 1986 Field Producer and Videographer Arkansas Educational Television Network, Conway, AR
May 1984 - October 1984 Sales Representative Heritage Publishing, North Little Rock, AR
March 1982 - May 1984 News Photographer KARK, Little Rock, AR
January 1980 - March 1982 Television Production Specialist United States Marine Corps, Quantico, VA
June 1978 - January 1980 Television Production Specialist United States Marine Corps, San Diego, CA
March 1977 - June 1978 News Photographer KARK, Little Rock, AR
October 1976 - March 1977 Announcer KBTM-AM&FM, Jonesboro, AR
May 1976 - October 1976 Manager Malco Theaters, Jonesboro, AR
June 1974 - May 1976 News Photographer KAIT-TV, Jonesboro, AR
August 1973 - May 1973 Computer Room Technician University of Texas Computer Center, Austin, TX



University or College Year
Degree or Certificate

National Seminars Group
Rockhurst College Continuing Education Center April 8, 1999 Mastering the Basics of Microsoft® Access
Microsoft Certified Professional March 12, 1999 Exam 70-064: Implementing and Supporting Microsoft® Windows® 95
University of Missouri-Columbia June 1992 - August 1994 Post-Graduate Work in Communication
Mississippi State University August 1987 - December 198 Post-Graduate Work in Meteorology
Arkansas State University January 1986 - May 1987 Master of Science in Mass Communication
Sony Institute of Applied Videography, American Film Institute Summer 1984 Applied Seminar in Producing the Video Documentary
San Diego State University August 1978 - December 1978 Post-Graduate Study in Script Writing
Arkansas State University January 1974 - May 1976 Bachelors Degree in Radio/Television.
University of Texas at Austin August 1972 - December 1973 Under-Graduate Study in Astronomy



References, writing samples, and publications are available upon request



For more information, please email me at psummitt@summittnewmedia.com, telephone me at (573) 654-2170, or Fax me at (573) 654-2134.

Portfolio of Paul M. Summitt
Presentations
"Virtually Real: Moving Toward Factor Rotations in Cyberspace." Presented at the 10th Annual Conference on the Scientific Study of Subjectivity, University of Missouri, Columbia, MO, October 15, 1994. (with Dr. Keith P. Sanders).

"The Virtual Newsroom: Stage 1." Presented at the 11th Annual International Conference on Technology and Education, University of London Institute of Education, London, England, March 30, 1994. (with M. J. Summitt).

"The Individual versus Community: A Case Study of Communication in Real Time OnLine Computer Conferencing." Presented at the 11th Annual Research and Creative Activities Forum at the University of Missouri-Columbia, March, 1994.

"The Challenge of the '90's; Can Radio Survive? Radio News: Directions for the 1990's." Presented at the Radio Broadcasting Division of the Popular Culture Association, San Antonio, TX, March, 1991.

"A Comparative Analysis of Perceived Journalist Bias in Documentary Programming on the Vietnam War." Presented at the Media Bias and Distortion Division of the Popular Culture Association, Toronto, Canada, March, 1990. (with G. W. Melton).

"An Examination of Professionalism in Radio News in the USA and Canada." Presented at the Radio Broadcasting Division of the Popular Culture Association, Toronto, Canada, March, 1990.

"A Study of Viewer Perception of Journalist Bias in Documentary Programs dealing with the Vietnam Conflict." Presented at the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication Southeast Regional Colloquium. Tuscaloosa, AL, March, 1988.

Video Productions
Ready to Rumble: Small Beginnings. Part 1 of a Four Part Series produced by Paul M. Summitt for March Sweeps, 1999. KAIT-TV, Jonesboro, AR. Click here for Windows Media version. Click here for RealMedia version. Click here for Vivo Version.

Ready to Rumble: Packaging the Sale. Part 2 of a Four Part Series produced by Paul M. Summitt for March Sweeps, 1999. KAIT-TV, Jonesboro, AR. Click here for Windows Media version. Click here for RealMedia version. Click here for Vivo Version.

Ready to Rumble: The Fan. Part 3 of a Four Part Series produced by Paul M. Summitt for March Sweeps, 1999. KAIT-TV, Jonesboro, AR. Click here for Windows Media version. Click here for RealMedia version. Click here for Vivo Version.

Ready to Rumble: The Big Show. Part 4 of a Four Part Series produced by Paul M. Summitt for March Sweeps, 1999. KAIT-TV, Jonesboro, AR. Click here for Windows Media version. Click here for RealMedia version. Click here for Vivo Version.

Midday News (Monday through Friday), KAIT-TV, Jonesboro, AR. Producer. September 1997 to Present.

K8 News at Six (Monday through Friday), KAIT-TV, Jonesboro, AR. Producer. September 1997 to Present.

"The Color Therapy Workshop" Produced for Creative Arts Therapies. Producer

"The Hug Therapy Workshop" Produced for Creative Arts Therapies. Producer

"Elderly African-American Aging Series" Six part series produced for The Administration on Aging Director

"A Unity Awards Retrospective" Documentary Series Executive Producer 1990-1991

"An Alderson-Broaddus Christmas" Two-part Musical program Director/Producer Aired WDTV December 1988.

"The Tex Williams Show" Alderson-Broaddus College Basketball Highlights Director Aired weekly WDTV Spring 1988

"A Christmas Concert" AldersonBroaddus College Christmas Program Director/Producer Aired WDTV December 1987

"TARAWA: A Moment of Glory" World War II Documentary Writer/Director/Producer Aired Arkansas Educational Television Network October 16, 1987 & November 8, 1989

"One of A Kind: Cass Hough" Oral History Writer/Editor Currently shown at the National Aeronautics and Space Museum in Washington, D.C.

"SuperBiker '86" Motorcross Sports Program Director/Producer Aired K45AY Summer 1986

"American Wrestling Federation" Weekly Wrestling Program Producer/Director April 1986 Dec. 1986

"Bozo the Clown" Weekly Children's Program Director April 1986 July 1986

"What is Kai Haley?" Industrial Rock Video Producer/Director May 1986

"Energy on the Job" Alternative Business Energy Resource Documentary Photographer/Editor/Field Producer Aired Arkansas Educational Television Network Fall, 1985.

"The Spirit of ITV" Instructional Television Promotional tool Writer/Producer/Director Aired Arkansas Educational Television Network August 31, 1985.

"Home Seasonings: Warm and Comfortable" Alternative Home Energy Resource Documentary Photographer/Editor/Field Producer Aired Arkansas Educational Television Network Winter, 1985.

"The 1984 Razorback/Blue Bonnet Bowl Special" Football Sports Program Photographer/Editor/Segment Producer Aired KARK December 1984. 15, 1994.

Author: Summit, Paul M.
Title: Creating cool FrontPage web sites / Paul M.
Summitt, Mary J. Summit.
Published: Foster City, CA : IDG Books Worldwide, c1996.
Description: xxii, 360 p. : ill. ; 24 cm. + 1 computer laser
optical disc (4 3/4 in.)
LC Call No.: TK5105.888.S84 1996
Dewey No.: 005.7/2 21
ISBN: 0764530208
Notes: Includes list of Internet Service Providers.
Includes index.
Subjects: Web sites.
Internet service providers.
Microsoft FrontPage.
Other authors: Summitt, Mary J.
Control No.: 1638285

[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

[GlenScott.FTW]

Paul Moody Summitt
P.O. Box 625
Cardwell, MO 63829
VOICE (573) 654-2170
FAX (573) 654-2134
psummitt@summittnewmedia.com

A position of responsibility in interactive communications management, with responsibilities for web and media news and information programs and applications.

Microsoft Certified Professional
Author, co-author, and technical editor of over twenty communication and technology related books and articles
Twenty-five years experience in communication
BS in Radio and Television, MS in Mass Communication
Both teaching and help desk experience
Extensive experience with new technologies

Management Served as Manager/Faculty Advisor of Student run radio stations and cable
channels at Alderson-Broadus College, Southeast Missouri State University,
Lincoln University, and Pittsburg State University.
Computer Beta tester for a variety of software including Microsoft FrontPage, Microsoft
Office, Windows NT, and a variety of VRML related applications. Working
knowledge of Microsoft Windows 3.x, Windows 9x, and Windows NT
operating systems as well as Microsoft Office version 4.x and above products.
Working knowledge of HTML, VRML, Visual Basic, Java, and C & C++.
Have a working knowledge of Tektronix NewStar and EditStar.
Have served as beta tester for Tektronix WebPublisher software.
Microsoft Certified Professional certification for Windows 95 operating system.
Video Have worked with a variety of film and video systems, both analog and digital.
Have used a variety of videotape formats to include 3/4", 8mm, 1/2", Beta, and DVC Pro.



June 1995 - Present Information Technology Communication Specialist Summitt New Media/VREvolution
May 1999 - Present
Analyst/Programmer Solution Services - Columbia, MO
September 1997 - June 1999 Producer KAIT - Jonesboro, AR
May 1997 - July 1997 Help Service Representative MicroAge - Las Vegas, NV
August 1994 - May 1996 Director of Broadcasting & Assistant. Professor of Communication Pittsburg State University, Pittsburg, KS
August 1993 - August 1994 Graduate Teaching Assistant in Communication University of Missouri - Columbia, Columbia, MO
August 1990 - August 1993 Instructor of Broadcasting Lincoln University, Jefferson City, MO
Winter, 1992 Faculty Internship, Announcer KJMO-AM&FM, Jefferson City, MO
Summer 1991 Faculty Internship, News Photographer KRCG-TV, Jefferson City, Missouri
August 1989 - May 1990 Temporary Instructor of Mass Communication Southeast Missouri State University, Cape Girardeau, MO
August 1987 - July 1989 Director of Broadcasting and Instructor of Broadcasting Alderson-Broadus College, Philippi, WV
Summer 1987 Announcer KTMN-AM, Truman, AR
August 1986 - May 1987 Graduate Assistant Arkansas State University, State University, AR
January 1986 - August 1986 Chief Engineer K-45-AY, Jonesboro, AR
October 1984 - January 1986 Field Producer and Videographer Arkansas Educational Television Network, Conway, AR
May 1984 - October 1984 Sales Representative Heritage Publishing, North Little Rock, AR
March 1982 - May 1984 News Photographer KARK, Little Rock, AR
January 1980 - March 1982 Television Production Specialist United States Marine Corps, Quantico, VA
June 1978 - January 1980 Television Production Specialist United States Marine Corps, San Diego, CA
March 1977 - June 1978 News Photographer KARK, Little Rock, AR
October 1976 - March 1977 Announcer KBTM-AM&FM, Jonesboro, AR
May 1976 - October 1976 Manager Malco Theaters, Jonesboro, AR
June 1974 - May 1976 News Photographer KAIT-TV, Jonesboro, AR
August 1973 - May 1973 Computer Room Technician University of Texas Computer Center, Austin, TX



University or College Year
Degree or Certificate

National Seminars Group
Rockhurst College Continuing Education Center April 8, 1999 Mastering the Basics of Microsoft® Access
Microsoft Certified Professional March 12, 1999 Exam 70-064: Implementing and Supporting Microsoft® Windows® 95
University of Missouri-Columbia June 1992 - August 1994 Post-Graduate Work in Communication
Mississippi State University August 1987 - December 198 Post-Graduate Work in Meteorology
Arkansas State University January 1986 - May 1987 Master of Science in Mass Communication
Sony Institute of Applied Videography, American Film Institute Summer 1984 Applied Seminar in Producing the Video Documentary
San Diego State University August 1978 - December 1978 Post-Graduate Study in Script Writing
Arkansas State University January 1974 - May 1976 Bachelors Degree in Radio/Television.
University of Texas at Austin August 1972 - December 1973 Under-Graduate Study in Astronomy



References, writing samples, and publications are available upon request



For more information, please email me at psummitt@summittnewmedia.com, telephone me at (573) 654-2170, or Fax me at (573) 654-2134.

Portfolio of Paul M. Summitt
Presentations
"Virtually Real: Moving Toward Factor Rotations in Cyberspace." Presented at the 10th Annual Conference on the Scientific Study of Subjectivity, University of Missouri, Columbia, MO, October 15, 1994. (with Dr. Keith P. Sanders).

"The Virtual Newsroom: Stage 1." Presented at the 11th Annual International Conference on Technology and Education, University of London Institute of Education, London, England, March 30, 1994. (with M. J. Summitt).

"The Individual versus Community: A Case Study of Communication in Real Time OnLine Computer Conferencing." Presented at the 11th Annual Research and Creative Activities Forum at the University of Missouri-Columbia, March, 1994.

"The Challenge of the '90's; Can Radio Survive? Radio News: Directions for the 1990's." Presented at the Radio Broadcasting Division of the Popular Culture Association, San Antonio, TX, March, 1991.

"A Comparative Analysis of Perceived Journalist Bias in Documentary Programming on the Vietnam War." Presented at the Media Bias and Distortion Division of the Popular Culture Association, Toronto, Canada, March, 1990. (with G. W. Melton).

"An Examination of Professionalism in Radio News in the USA and Canada." Presented at the Radio Broadcasting Division of the Popular Culture Association, Toronto, Canada, March, 1990.

"A Study of Viewer Perception of Journalist Bias in Documentary Programs dealing with the Vietnam Conflict." Presented at the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication Southeast Regional Colloquium. Tuscaloosa, AL, March, 1988.

Video Productions
Ready to Rumble: Small Beginnings. Part 1 of a Four Part Series produced by Paul M. Summitt for March Sweeps, 1999. KAIT-TV, Jonesboro, AR. Click here for Windows Media version. Click here for RealMedia version. Click here for Vivo Version.

Ready to Rumble: Packaging the Sale. Part 2 of a Four Part Series produced by Paul M. Summitt for March Sweeps, 1999. KAIT-TV, Jonesboro, AR. Click here for Windows Media version. Click here for RealMedia version. Click here for Vivo Version.

Ready to Rumble: The Fan. Part 3 of a Four Part Series produced by Paul M. Summitt for March Sweeps, 1999. KAIT-TV, Jonesboro, AR. Click here for Windows Media version. Click here for RealMedia version. Click here for Vivo Version.

Ready to Rumble: The Big Show. Part 4 of a Four Part Series produced by Paul M. Summitt for March Sweeps, 1999. KAIT-TV, Jonesboro, AR. Click here for Windows Media version. Click here for RealMedia version. Click here for Vivo Version.

Midday News (Monday through Friday), KAIT-TV, Jonesboro, AR. Producer. September 1997 to Present.

K8 News at Six (Monday through Friday), KAIT-TV, Jonesboro, AR. Producer. September 1997 to Present.

"The Color Therapy Workshop" Produced for Creative Arts Therapies. Producer

"The Hug Therapy Workshop" Produced for Creative Arts Therapies. Producer

"Elderly African-American Aging Series" Six part series produced for The Administration on Aging Director

"A Unity Awards Retrospective" Documentary Series Executive Producer 1990-1991

"An Alderson-Broaddus Christmas" Two-part Musical program Director/Producer Aired WDTV December 1988.

"The Tex Williams Show" Alderson-Broaddus College Basketball Highlights Director Aired weekly WDTV Spring 1988

"A Christmas Concert" AldersonBroaddus College Christmas Program Director/Producer Aired WDTV December 1987

"TARAWA: A Moment of Glory" World War II Documentary Writer/Director/Producer Aired Arkansas Educational Television Network October 16, 1987 & November 8, 1989

"One of A Kind: Cass Hough" Oral History Writer/Editor Currently shown at the National Aeronautics and Space Museum in Washington, D.C.

"SuperBiker '86" Motorcross Sports Program Director/Producer Aired K45AY Summer 1986

"American Wrestling Federation" Weekly Wrestling Program Producer/Director April 1986 Dec. 1986

"Bozo the Clown" Weekly Children's Program Director April 1986 July 1986

"What is Kai Haley?" Industrial Rock Video Producer/Director May 1986

"Energy on the Job" Alternative Business Energy Resource Documentary Photographer/Editor/Field Producer Aired Arkansas Educational Television Network Fall, 1985.

"The Spirit of ITV" Instructional Television Promotional tool Writer/Producer/Director Aired Arkansas Educational Television Network August 31, 1985.

"Home Seasonings: Warm and Comfortable" Alternative Home Energy Resource Documentary Photographer/Editor/Field Producer Aired Arkansas Educational Television Network Winter, 1985.

"The 1984 Razorback/Blue Bonnet Bowl Special" Football Sports Program Photographer/Editor/Segment Producer Aired KARK December 1984. 15, 1994.

Author: Summit, Paul M.
Title: Creating cool FrontPage web sites / Paul M.
Summitt, Mary J. Summit.
Published: Foster City, CA : IDG Books Worldwide, c1996.
Description: xxii, 360 p. : ill. ; 24 cm. + 1 computer laser
optical disc (4 3/4 in.)
LC Call No.: TK5105.888.S84 1996
Dewey No.: 005.7/2 21
ISBN: 0764530208
Notes: Includes list of Internet Service Providers.
Includes index.
Subjects: Web sites.
Internet service providers.
Microsoft FrontPage.
Other authors: Summitt, Mary J.
Control No.: 1638285

[NI00006] Summit, Shirley Fr 1841 Queen, Fred Joe S530 QUEN8BA
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[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Summit, Shirley Fr 1841 Queen, Fred Joe S530 QUEN8BA
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[NI00009] [Brøderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 2, Ed. 4, Social Security Death Index: U.S., Social Security Death Index, Surnames from M through Z, Date of Import: Aug 16, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.112.4.87738.92]

Individual: Summitt, Herbert
Birth date: Feb 12, 1912
Death date: Nov 1974
Social Security #: 498-10-1734
State of issue: MO
[GlenScott.FTW]

HERBERT SUMMITT 12 Feb 1912 Nov 1974 (No Location Given) (No Location Given) 498-10-1734 Missouri (Before 1951) [Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

[Brøderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 2, Ed. 4, Social Security Death Index: U.S., Social Security Death Index, Surnames from M through Z, Date of Import: Aug 16, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.112.4.87738.92]

Individual: Summitt, Herbert
Birth date: Feb 12, 1912
Death date: Nov 1974
Social Security #: 498-10-1734
State of issue: MO
[GlenScott.FTW]

HERBERT SUMMITT 12 Feb 1912 Nov 1974 (No Location Given) (No Location Given) 498-10-1734 Missouri (Before 1951)

[NI00010] [GlenScott.FTW]

IRENE SUMMITT 23 May 1916 27 May 1997 72455 (Pocahontas, Randolph, AR) (No Location Given) 496-40-1161 Missouri (1955)

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Daddy died last night about 8 PM. He waited for Janet & Fielden to get here
and died about 5 minutes later. I think he waited for them. We're going to
the funeral home sometime today to set the times for everything and will let
you know soon after.

Daddy was at home when he died and we made him as comfortable as we could
toward the end. He never had any pain except for the labored breathing
which I know was hard work for him. He did not lay in bed as an invalid for
any length of time for which we are all thankful. I believe the Lord tried
to honor his wishes in that respect. Daddy was just as sweet as he could be
through the whole ordeal. He was a good example even in death.

The rest of our family appreciates so much all the concern everyone has
shown. We all felt the love pouring out -- and so did Daddy. I'm so glad
he had Friday and Saturday. Those days were good for him and he saw so many
people he loved dearly. He was making sure everyone had their picture made
with him Saturday.

We will all miss him, but we know where he is and in whose hands he is. And
that is such a comfort.

Love,
Sandra

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Daddy died last night about 8 PM. He waited for Janet & Fielden to get here
and died about 5 minutes later. I think he waited for them. We're going to
the funeral home sometime today to set the times for everything and will let
you know soon after.

Daddy was at home when he died and we made him as comfortable as we could
toward the end. He never had any pain except for the labored breathing
which I know was hard work for him. He did not lay in bed as an invalid for
any length of time for which we are all thankful. I believe the Lord tried
to honor his wishes in that respect. Daddy was just as sweet as he could be
through the whole ordeal. He was a good example even in death.

The rest of our family appreciates so much all the concern everyone has
shown. We all felt the love pouring out -- and so did Daddy. I'm so glad
he had Friday and Saturday. Those days were good for him and he saw so many
people he loved dearly. He was making sure everyone had their picture made
with him Saturday.

We will all miss him, but we know where he is and in whose hands he is. And
that is such a comfort.

Love,
Sandra

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[NI00032] [GlenScott.FTW]

Divorced first wife 1989.

Bill Miller's parents were Richard Carl Miller, born October 16, 1929 in Pittsburg, PA and died March 7, 1989, buried at Mt. Royal Cemetery in Glenshaw, PA. and Mary Margaret Hayes, born December 19, 1930 in Pittsburgh, PA. and died October 4, 1993, buried at Mt. Royal Cemetery in Glenshaw, PA.;
married July 16, 1951. Bill had three brothers: Richard Carl Miller, Jr., born April 29, 1952 in Pittsburgh, PA. and married to Nancy Jean Anderson on July 29, 1978; Gregory John Miller, born Janaury 29, 1959 in Pittsburgh, PA and married to Sandra Malicki on September 21, 1984; Douglas Paul Miller, born April 4, 1963 in Pittsburgh, PA. and married Eleanor Funda Wilshire on November 27, 1987. Bill's paternal grandparents were Arthur Nicholas Miller who died October 15, 1953 and buried at St. Joseph's Cemetery, Mt. Olinier, Pittsburg, PA. and Cecilia C. Hilpert who died October 31, 1969 and buried at
St. Joseph's Cemetery. His maternal grandparents were Dennis Francis Hayes who died December 28, 1955 and Mary Ellen Hollian who died August 4, 1966 and buried at Colanery Cemetery. [Information obtained from the Family Bible of Richard C. Miller and Mary M. Hayes, in 1997 in the possession of Richard Carl Miller, Jr.]

[NI00033] [GlenScott.FTW]

No Children
[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

[GlenScott.FTW]

No Children

[NI00036] [GlenScott.FTW]

Divorced 1976 Arlington, Virginia.
[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

[GlenScott.FTW]

Divorced 1976 Arlington, Virginia.

[NI00038] Killed by a hit and run driver. He was attending a Boy Scout conference in New Orleans at the time.
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Missouri Historical Review: Volume 28 1933-1934
Summitt, William Knox: The Location of Public Junior Colleges in Missouri is listed under St Louis Univ. Graduate Theses, 1932-1933 Relating to Missouri
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Missouri Historical Review: Volume 28 1933-1934
"Summitt, William Knox: The Location of Public Junior Colleges in Missouri" is listed under St Louis Univ. Graduate Theses, 1932-1933 Relating to Missouri

WILLIAM SUMMITT 26 Feb 1904 Oct 1965 (No Location Given) (No Location Given) 430-58-9686 Arkansas (Before 1951)

Following article by Paul C Summitt:

WILLIAM KNOX SUMMITT
Born in Cardwell, Missouri, February 26, 1904
Died in New Orleans, Louisiana, October 3, 1965
Resided at time of death in Searcy, Arkansas
Buried in White County Memorial Cemetery, Searcy, Arkansas
Married Alevia Maurine Burch in Branson, Missouri, August 12, 1931
She was born in Columbia, Missouri, November 21, 1905

Children

William Weston Summitt, born July 15, 1932
James Knox Summitt, born December 5, 1934
Paul Clayton Summitt, born December 5, 1934

William Knox Summitt was descended from Francis Summit, also known in
German as Frantz Sammet, an early German immigrant to Southwestern North
Carolina settling in Lincoln County probably around the late 1760s as follows:

Francis Summit
(1741-1818)
Dolly
Died after 1818..
Daniel Summit
(1795-1838)
Sarah Moser
(1796-1856)..
Jonathan Summit
(1817-1896)
Betsy Sophia Butler
(1816-after 1896)..

James Lee Summitt

(1840-1927)
Amy Hannah Raguins

( -1882)..

John Franklin
Summitt

(1870-1920)

Eugennie
Darden

(1878-1910)


William Knox Summitt was born in Cardwell, Missouri, on February 26, 1904, the middle of three sons of John Franklin Summitt, an early settler of Dunklin County and a founder of the Antioch Church of Christ located a few miles outside Cardwell. His older half brother by John Franklin's first wife, Minnie L. Taylor (who died September 4, 1902), was named James Euel born March 6, 1902 in Cardwell and his younger brother, Robert Paul was born October 11, 1906, also in Cardwell. He also had a younger sister named Mabel M. who was born September 29, 1908 in Cardwell and died June 1, 1911. His mother was Eugennie Darden, John Franklin's second wife. John Franklin and Eugennie were married May 3, 1903 in Senath, Missouri by S. F. Green, minister, and witnessed by A. K. Edwards and a Dr. Chaney. Eugennie died February 13, 1910. William Knox and his brothers were largely raised by John Franklin and his third wife, Mary ElizabethDarden, Eugennie's stepmother. No children were born to the last marriage.


The John Franklin Summitt family moved to Henderson, Tennessee around 1918 for the purpose of providing a college level education for the children. John Franklin died shortly thereafter on February 22, 1920 of the flu and pneumonia. He was buried in Henderson, Tennessee. His estate was probated
in Dunklin County where he was domiciled and owned land.

William Knox went on with his education, graduating from Union University in 1925 with a degree in social studies, from George Peabody College in 1928 with a Master's Degree, and from the University of Missouri in 1933 with a Doctor's Degree in Education.

While at the University of Missouri in Columbia, he met Alevia Maurine Burch, analready experience elementary school teacher. They were married in Branson, Missouri on August 12, 1931. Maurine Burch was born November 21, 1905 in Columbia, Missouri, to WilliamC layton Burch and Priscilla Hunton. Not much is known about the Burch family except that Clayton and his siblings were born in Oklahoma Indian territory between 1880 and 1900 to Paul B. Burch and his wife, Nettie, thought to have
been a full-blooded Indian. The Paul B. Burch family moved to Fort Smith, Arkansas before the turn of the century and Clayton graduated from Fort Smith High School in 1904. Clayton enrolled as a freshman at the University of Missouri in Columbia in September 1904. While a student at the University of
Missouri, Clayton met and married Priscilla Hunton on March 5, 1905 in Columbia (Boone County). The situation did not work out and Clayton left for California at the end of the school year in what turned out to be a permanent separation so Maurine never met or knew her father. Priscilla and Clayton corresponded over the next few years while Clayton was residing in Los Angeles, including communications about Maurine. During this time, Priscilla sent Clayton a picture of herself and Maurine. By 1907 Priscilla
had decided to get a divorce and remarry. Priscilla married Orlando Irvin in 1908 and Maurine was raised thinking that she was an Irvin. She learned that she was a Burch when a collateral relative let it slip that she was a child of this early marriage between Priscilla and Clayton Burch.

Priscilla Hunton was the daughter of John Henry Hunton and Eliza Ellen Coffey. The Huntons came from England before the turn of the century. Eliza Ellen Coffey descends from a long line of Coffeys going back at least into the mid-1700s in Wilkes County, North Carolina, and possibly early Virginia.

William Knox and MaurineSummitt had three sons--William Weston (July 15,1932), twins, James Knox and Paul Clayton (December 5, 1934)--who grew up in Searcy, Arkansas, served in the military, and graduated from Harding College before pursuing advanced professional education (doctor of dentistry, doctor of medicine, and attorney,respectively). Except for wives and children, their story is mostly left to a future date.

After William Knox obtained his PhD in 1933, he joined the faculty of Harding College, at Searcy, a position he would continue the rest of his life except for a short depression era stint with the CCC. During that time as a member of the Harding faculty, he taught in the fields of education and psychology, served
as registrar of the college from 1940 to 1960, and became chairman of the Departments Education and Psychology in 1960. At various points, he was vice president of the local field chapter of Phi Delta Kappa, and held membership in the National Education Association, American Association of School
Administrators, American Association of College Registrars and Admissions Offices, Arkansas Psychological Association, Arkansas Education Association, Department of Higher Education of the National Education Association.

He was a dedicated ambassador between the College and the Searcy community, devoting much time to Boy Scouts work and civic work, including long active membership in the Kiwanis Club. He was one of the primary supporters for the establishment of camp Wyldwood outside Searcy and served as chairman of its Board. He also served as deacon at the College Church of Christ.

Throughout his life, William Knox Summitt maintained his contacts with Cardwell, Missouri and the Antioch Church of Christ founded by his father. He inherited some farm land from his father and bought other land in the vicinity of Cardwell--totaling about 120 acres--and frequently visited the area. His two brothers, Euel and Paul, lived and farmed around Cardwell most of their lives, were active in church and educational affairs and raised families there. Euel moved to Memphis later in life, but never really
severed his Cardwell ties.

William Knox Summitt was killed by a hit and run driver in New Orleans,Louisiana on October 3, 1965 while attending a regional meeting of the Quapaw Area Council of Boy Scouts. He is buried in the White County Memorial Cemetery, Searcy, Arkansas. The driver was never found.

Maurine Summitt had an early driving ambition to be a school teacher, a profession she started almost right out of high school. She was a life long partner of William Knox in his professional and civic activities, in raising three sons, and in pursuing an elementary teaching career in Missouri and
Arkansas public schools. She was educated at Missouri State Teachers College, the University of Missouri, and Harding College (Bachelor's degree in 1955) and taught in Searcy area schools of Pangburn, Kennsett, Bald Knob, and West Point. She specialized in first grade level teaching and was
consider an expert reading teacher. She continued to live at 200 Grand Avenue, Searcy, Arkansas until September 1999, at which time she sold the home place to Harding University and moved to Anacoco, Lousiana to live with her eldest son and his wife, Bill and Betty Summitt. She celebrates her
94th birthday on November 21, 1999.

William Weston Summitt

William Weston married Betty Jo Taylor on August 8, 1955 in LaRouchelle,France. Their children are James (Jim) William born August 20, 1958 in St. LouisMissouri, Gerald (Jerry) Wayne born December 16, 1961 in White Sands, New Mexico, and Steven born July 18, 1964 in Springfield, Missouri. James is
married to former Kayla Isgitt, with minor children named Jennifer , Jessica, and Kyle. Jerry is married to former Sherry Lowery, with a minor son named Joshua. Steven is married to former Ruth Ebberts, with no children.

James Knox Summitt

James Knox Summitt married former Lois Christine (Chris) Ellis Smith in Arlington, Virginia on December 30, 1967 and adopted her two minor children, Jeffrey Scott and Debra Lynn. Jeffery Scott was born on March 26, 1964. After his divorce, he married his second wife, former Eileen Stanton, in California and they have a son, William Stanton.

Paul Clayton Summitt

Paul Clayton Summitt married the former Winona Joyce Williams on July 20 1956 in Searcy, Arkansas. They have three children: (1) Julia Lynn born in Norfolk Virginia on April 16, 1957, married to William Miller, with no children; (2) Kathryn Marie born in Norfolk, Virginia on May 14, 1958 married to George Tran, with minor children names Jennifer Ruth, Timothy Paul, Rebekah Joyce, Abigail Summitt, and Julia Lynn; and (3) Ruth Ann born in Chattanooga, Tennessee on February 6, 1960, married Michael Rosati, with minor children named Matthew Michael and Kevin Michael.
[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Killed by a hit and run driver. He was attending a Boy Scout conference in New Orleans at the time.
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Missouri Historical Review: Volume 28 1933-1934
Summitt, William Knox: The Location of Public Junior Colleges in Missouri is listed under St Louis Univ. Graduate Theses, 1932-1933 Relating to Missouri
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[GlenScott.FTW]

Missouri Historical Review: Volume 28 1933-1934
"Summitt, William Knox: The Location of Public Junior Colleges in Missouri" is listed under St Louis Univ. Graduate Theses, 1932-1933 Relating to Missouri

WILLIAM SUMMITT 26 Feb 1904 Oct 1965 (No Location Given) (No Location Given) 430-58-9686 Arkansas (Before 1951)

Following article by Paul C Summitt:

WILLIAM KNOX SUMMITT
Born in Cardwell, Missouri, February 26, 1904
Died in New Orleans, Louisiana, October 3, 1965
Resided at time of death in Searcy, Arkansas
Buried in White County Memorial Cemetery, Searcy, Arkansas
Married Alevia Maurine Burch in Branson, Missouri, August 12, 1931
She was born in Columbia, Missouri, November 21, 1905

Children

William Weston Summitt, born July 15, 1932
James Knox Summitt, born December 5, 1934
Paul Clayton Summitt, born December 5, 1934

William Knox Summitt was descended from Francis Summit, also known in
German as Frantz Sammet, an early German immigrant to Southwestern North
Carolina settling in Lincoln County probably around the late 1760s as follows:

Francis Summit
(1741-1818)
Dolly
Died after 1818..
Daniel Summit
(1795-1838)
Sarah Moser
(1796-1856)..
Jonathan Summit
(1817-1896)
Betsy Sophia Butler
(1816-after 1896)..

James Lee Summitt

(1840-1927)
Amy Hannah Raguins

( -1882)..

John Franklin
Summitt

(1870-1920)

Eugennie
Darden

(1878-1910)


William Knox Summitt was born in Cardwell, Missouri, on February 26, 1904, the middle of three sons of John Franklin Summitt, an early settler of Dunklin County and a founder of the Antioch Church of Christ located a few miles outside Cardwell. His older half brother by John Franklin's first wife, Minnie L. Taylor (who died September 4, 1902), was named James Euel born March 6, 1902 in Cardwell and his younger brother, Robert Paul was born October 11, 1906, also in Cardwell. He also had a younger sister named Mabel M. who was born September 29, 1908 in Cardwell and died June 1, 1911. His mother was Eugennie Darden, John Franklin's second wife. John Franklin and Eugennie were married May 3, 1903 in Senath, Missouri by S. F. Green, minister, and witnessed by A. K. Edwards and a Dr. Chaney. Eugennie died February 13, 1910. William Knox and his brothers were largely raised by John Franklin and his third wife, Mary ElizabethDarden, Eugennie's stepmother. No children were born to the last marriage.


The John Franklin Summitt family moved to Henderson, Tennessee around 1918 for the purpose of providing a college level education for the children. John Franklin died shortly thereafter on February 22, 1920 of the flu and pneumonia. He was buried in Henderson, Tennessee. His estate was probated
in Dunklin County where he was domiciled and owned land.

William Knox went on with his education, graduating from Union University in 1925 with a degree in social studies, from George Peabody College in 1928 with a Master's Degree, and from the University of Missouri in 1933 with a Doctor's Degree in Education.

While at the University of Missouri in Columbia, he met Alevia Maurine Burch, analready experience elementary school teacher. They were married in Branson, Missouri on August 12, 1931. Maurine Burch was born November 21, 1905 in Columbia, Missouri, to WilliamC layton Burch and Priscilla Hunton. Not much is known about the Burch family except that Clayton and his siblings were born in Oklahoma Indian territory between 1880 and 1900 to Paul B. Burch and his wife, Nettie, thought to have
been a full-blooded Indian. The Paul B. Burch family moved to Fort Smith, Arkansas before the turn of the century and Clayton graduated from Fort Smith High School in 1904. Clayton enrolled as a freshman at the University of Missouri in Columbia in September 1904. While a student at the University of
Missouri, Clayton met and married Priscilla Hunton on March 5, 1905 in Columbia (Boone County). The situation did not work out and Clayton left for California at the end of the school year in what turned out to be a permanent separation so Maurine never met or knew her father. Priscilla and Clayton corresponded over the next few years while Clayton was residing in Los Angeles, including communications about Maurine. During this time, Priscilla sent Clayton a picture of herself and Maurine. By 1907 Priscilla
had decided to get a divorce and remarry. Priscilla married Orlando Irvin in 1908 and Maurine was raised thinking that she was an Irvin. She learned that she was a Burch when a collateral relative let it slip that she was a child of this early marriage between Priscilla and Clayton Burch.

Priscilla Hunton was the daughter of John Henry Hunton and Eliza Ellen Coffey. The Huntons came from England before the turn of the century. Eliza Ellen Coffey descends from a long line of Coffeys going back at least into the mid-1700s in Wilkes County, North Carolina, and possibly early Virginia.

William Knox and MaurineSummitt had three sons--William Weston (July 15,1932), twins, James Knox and Paul Clayton (December 5, 1934)--who grew up in Searcy, Arkansas, served in the military, and graduated from Harding College before pursuing advanced professional education (doctor of dentistry, doctor of medicine, and attorney,respectively). Except for wives and children, their story is mostly left to a future date.

After William Knox obtained his PhD in 1933, he joined the faculty of Harding College, at Searcy, a position he would continue the rest of his life except for a short depression era stint with the CCC. During that time as a member of the Harding faculty, he taught in the fields of education and psychology, served
as registrar of the college from 1940 to 1960, and became chairman of the Departments Education and Psychology in 1960. At various points, he was vice president of the local field chapter of Phi Delta Kappa, and held membership in the National Education Association, American Association of School
Administrators, American Association of College Registrars and Admissions Offices, Arkansas Psychological Association, Arkansas Education Association, Department of Higher Education of the National Education Association.

He was a dedicated ambassador between the College and the Searcy community, devoting much time to Boy Scouts work and civic work, including long active membership in the Kiwanis Club. He was one of the primary supporters for the establishment of camp Wyldwood outside Searcy and served as chairman of its Board. He also served as deacon at the College Church of Christ.

Throughout his life, William Knox Summitt maintained his contacts with Cardwell, Missouri and the Antioch Church of Christ founded by his father. He inherited some farm land from his father and bought other land in the vicinity of Cardwell--totaling about 120 acres--and frequently visited the area. His two brothers, Euel and Paul, lived and farmed around Cardwell most of their lives, were active in church and educational affairs and raised families there. Euel moved to Memphis later in life, but never really
severed his Cardwell ties.

William Knox Summitt was killed by a hit and run driver in New Orleans,Louisiana on October 3, 1965 while attending a regional meeting of the Quapaw Area Council of Boy Scouts. He is buried in the White County Memorial Cemetery, Searcy, Arkansas. The driver was never found.

Maurine Summitt had an early driving ambition to be a school teacher, a profession she started almost right out of high school. She was a life long partner of William Knox in his professional and civic activities, in raising three sons, and in pursuing an elementary teaching career in Missouri and
Arkansas public schools. She was educated at Missouri State Teachers College, the University of Missouri, and Harding College (Bachelor's degree in 1955) and taught in Searcy area schools of Pangburn, Kennsett, Bald Knob, and West Point. She specialized in first grade level teaching and was
consider an expert reading teacher. She continued to live at 200 Grand Avenue, Searcy, Arkansas until September 1999, at which time she sold the home place to Harding University and moved to Anacoco, Lousiana to live with her eldest son and his wife, Bill and Betty Summitt. She celebrates her
94th birthday on November 21, 1999.

William Weston Summitt

William Weston married Betty Jo Taylor on August 8, 1955 in LaRouchelle,France. Their children are James (Jim) William born August 20, 1958 in St. LouisMissouri, Gerald (Jerry) Wayne born December 16, 1961 in White Sands, New Mexico, and Steven born July 18, 1964 in Springfield, Missouri. James is
married to former Kayla Isgitt, with minor children named Jennifer , Jessica, and Kyle. Jerry is married to former Sherry Lowery, with a minor son named Joshua. Steven is married to former Ruth Ebberts, with no children.

James Knox Summitt

James Knox Summitt married former Lois Christine (Chris) Ellis Smith in Arlington, Virginia on December 30, 1967 and adopted her two minor children, Jeffrey Scott and Debra Lynn. Jeffery Scott was born on March 26, 1964. After his divorce, he married his second wife, former Eileen Stanton, in California and they have a son, William Stanton.

Paul Clayton Summitt

Paul Clayton Summitt married the former Winona Joyce Williams on July 20 1956 in Searcy, Arkansas. They have three children: (1) Julia Lynn born in Norfolk Virginia on April 16, 1957, married to William Miller, with no children; (2) Kathryn Marie born in Norfolk, Virginia on May 14, 1958 married to George Tran, with minor children names Jennifer Ruth, Timothy Paul, Rebekah Joyce, Abigail Summitt, and Julia Lynn; and (3) Ruth Ann born in Chattanooga, Tennessee on February 6, 1960, married Michael Rosati, with minor children named Matthew Michael and Kevin Michael.

[NI00040] [GlenScott.FTW]

Jeffrey Scott Smith and Debra Lynn Smith wer adopted b James Knox Summitt. They are the children of his first wife. He divorced his first wife in California.[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

[GlenScott.FTW]

Jeffrey Scott Smith and Debra Lynn Smith wer adopted b James Knox Summitt. They are the children of his first wife. He divorced his first wife in California.

[NI00041] Francis says J.C. Privett was the first person to die in WWII, widow was living in Blytheville, AR

Killed in auto accident[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Francis says J.C. Privett was the first person to die in WWII, widow was living in Blytheville, AR

Killed in auto accident

[NI00043] [GlenScott.FTW]

John Franklin moved his family to Henderson Tennessee around 1918 from Cardwell, Missouri.
[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

[GlenScott.FTW]

John Franklin moved his family to Henderson Tennessee around 1918 from Cardwell, Missouri.

[NI00044] Died during Flu epidemic

[NI00048] From: PSumm@aol.com
Sent: Monday, June 28, 1999 6:19 PM
To: Psummitt@msn.com; Glen_Summit@nufi1.finance.neu.edu
Subject: Family Chart of James Euel Summitt
Paul Moody & Glen, this is a family chart on the names individual at the top.
He is my father's older brother--their father was John Franklin Summitt. I
knew (and know) a lot of these people but never had this good of information.
I may have passed it along before but cannot remember. Hope it helps. Paul
in Freeport, FL
James Euel SUMMITT
As taken from a Gendex file on the internet produced by a Forrester
•BIRTH: 06 MAR 1902, Cardwell, Mo
•DEATH: 15 FEB 1982, Paragould, AR
•OCCUPATION: Teacher
•MARRIAGE: 11 AUG 1922, Rives, TN
Wife: (1) Essie Nell FORRESTER
•BIRTH: 02 SEP 1903, Rives, TN
•DEATH: 15 JUL 1978, Memphis, TN
•BURIAL: Kennett, MO
•OCCUPATION: Teacher
Father: Gus Samuel FORRESTER
Mother: Minnie Moriah FORRESTER
Children:
1.+John Francis SUMMITT
•BIRTH: 27 NOV 1925, Rives, TN
•OCCUPATION: Farmer
Wife: June Catherine BOLIN
BIRTH: 04 JUN 1932, Searcy, AR
DEATH: 26 SEP 1994, Cardwell, Mo
OCCUPATION: Housewife
Children:
1.+James Alfred SUMMITT
BIRTH: 20 FEB 1951, Colombia, MO
OCCUPATION: Dentist
MARRIAGE: 21 JUL 1973, Wynne, AR
Wife: Peggy Sue CROUCH
BIRTH: 16 NOV 1953, Imboden, AR
OCCUPATION: Housewife
Children:
1. Shawn Benjamin SUMMITT
BIRTH: 29 MAY 1977, Little Rock, AR
2. Jordan Christopher SUMMITT
BIRTH: 27 FEB 1985, Jonesboro, AR
3. Zachary Tyler SUMMITT
BIRTH: 01 DEC 1987, Fayetteville, AR
4. Joshua Knox SUMMITT
BIRTH: 23 FEB 1990, Fayetteville, AR
2.+David Martin SUMMITT
BIRTH: 13 NOV 1955, Paragould, AR
OCCUPATION: Merchant
Wife:Martha Karan EUBANKS
MARRIAGE: 11 AUG 1978, Paragould, AR
Children:
1. Joseph Brandon SUMMITT
BIRTH: 02 DEC 1981, Paragould, AR
2. Matthew David SUMMITT
BIRTH: 01 JUL 1983, Paragould, AR
3. Meredith Juliane SUMMITT
BIRTH: 04 SEP 1987
4. Nathan Brett SUMMITT
BIRTH: 13 JUL 1994, Paragould, AR
3. John Daniel SUMMITT
BIRTH: 04 SEP 1974, Jonesboro, AR
2.+Martha Rene SUMMITT
•BIRTH: 12 FEB 1929, Erin, TN
•OCCUPATION: Bookkeeper
Husband (1): Charles GRADY
•BIRTH: 11 JUL 1928
•OCCUPATION: Factory Foreman
MARRIAGE: 1945
DIVORCE: 1949
Children:
1.+Francis Lynn GRADY
BIRTH: 05 MAR 1946, Paragould, AR
OCCUPATION: School TeacheR
MARRIAGE: 02 SEP 1973, Memphis, TN
Husband: William Hugh ROGERS
BIRTH: 18 NOV 1943, St. Louis, MO
OCCUPATION: Farmer
Children:
1. Sara Annell ROGERS
BIRTH: 21 FEB 1977, Cape Girardeau, MO
2. William David Sutton ROGERS
BIRTH: 15 MAY 1980, Cape Girardeau, MO
Husband (2): Marshall Wayne SCISSOM
MARRIAGE: 06 JAN 1950
BIRTH: 08 JUL 1925, Cardwell, Mo
OCCUPATION: Truck Driver
Children:
1. Mark Wayne SCISSOM
BIRTH: 15 MAR 1958, Paragould, AR
•OCCUPATION: Waiter/Student
•MARRIAGE: 06 MAR 1993, Memphis, TN
Wife: Sandra Kay DANIELS
BIRTH: 17 JAN 1951, Millington, TN
OCCUPATION: Computer Analyist
2. Jeffrey Euel SISSOM
BIRTH: 28 MAR 1961, Paragould, AR
OCCUPATION: Accountant
MARRIAGE: 15 JUL 1995, Baton Rouge, LA
Wife: Linda Fay RUSH
•BIRTH: 14 SEP 1965, New Orleans, LA
OCCUPATION: Music Teacher
FAMILY TREE OF ESSIE NELL FORRESTER
Wife of James Euel Summitt
_Hezekiah FORRESTER
____
_Richard FORRESTER ________|
| |_Winney REEVES
_________
_Gus Samuel FORRESTER ____|
| | _Marcus (Mark)
DUNAWAY _
| |_Sarah DUNAWAY ____________|
| |_Elender DUNAWAY
_______
|
|--Essie Nell FORRESTER
|
| _Hezekiah FORRESTER
____
| _Francis Marion FORRESTER _|
| | |_Winney REEVES
_________
|_Minnie Moriah FORRESTER _|
| _Marcus (Mark)
DUNAWAY _
|_Amanda DUNAWAY ___________|
|_Elender DUNAWAY _
I. Essie Nell FORRESTER’S Father and Mother.
Gus Samuel FORRESTER
•BIRTH: MARCH 1870, Hickman County, TN
•DEATH: B1920, Rives, TN
•OCCUPATION: Farmer
•REFN: 1900 Census
Father: Richard FORRESTER
Mother: Sarah DUNAWAY
Wife: Minnie Moriah FORRESTER
•BIRTH: 19 MAR 1873, Hickman County, TN
•DEATH: 30 MAY 1939, Obion County, TN
•BURIAL: Pleasant Hill, Obion County, TN
•OCCUPATION: Housewife
•MARRIAGE: 21 JAN 1892, Hickman Co, TN
Father: Francis Marion FORRESTER
Mother: Amanda DUNAWAY
1. Georgia Bessie FORRESTER
BIRTH: 1897-1899, Obion Co, TN
BURIAL: Old Pleasant Hill Cem, Obion Co, TN
2. Infant SON
BIRTH: 1901
DEATH: 1901
BURIAL: Pleasent Hill Cem, Obion Co, TN
3.+Essie Nell FORRESTER (See James Euel Summitt)
Note: Minnie and Sam were double first cousins. After Sam’s death, Minnie
married
Tom J VADEN MARRIAGE, 14 OCT 1920, Rives, TN. He died 25 MAR 1937.
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Missouri Historical Review:
Ewell Summitt, Buffalo Township elected vice president of the Dunklin County Historical Society, elected Aug 29, 1949.
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From: PSumm@aol.com
Sent: Monday, June 28, 1999 6:19 PM
To: Psummitt@msn.com; Glen_Summit@nufi1.finance.neu.edu
Subject: Family Chart of James Euel Summitt
Paul Moody & Glen, this is a family chart on the names individual at the top.
He is my father's older brother--their father was John Franklin Summitt. I
knew (and know) a lot of these people but never had this good of information.
I may have passed it along before but cannot remember. Hope it helps. Paul
in Freeport, FL
James Euel SUMMITT
As taken from a Gendex file on the internet produced by a Forrester
•BIRTH: 06 MAR 1902, Cardwell, Mo
•DEATH: 15 FEB 1982, Paragould, AR
•OCCUPATION: Teacher
•MARRIAGE: 11 AUG 1922, Rives, TN
Wife: (1) Essie Nell FORRESTER
•BIRTH: 02 SEP 1903, Rives, TN
•DEATH: 15 JUL 1978, Memphis, TN
•BURIAL: Kennett, MO
•OCCUPATION: Teacher
Father: Gus Samuel FORRESTER
Mother: Minnie Moriah FORRESTER
Children:
1.+John Francis SUMMITT
•BIRTH: 27 NOV 1925, Rives, TN
•OCCUPATION: Farmer
Wife: June Catherine BOLIN
BIRTH: 04 JUN 1932, Searcy, AR
DEATH: 26 SEP 1994, Cardwell, Mo
OCCUPATION: Housewife
Children:
1.+James Alfred SUMMITT
BIRTH: 20 FEB 1951, Colombia, MO
OCCUPATION: Dentist
MARRIAGE: 21 JUL 1973, Wynne, AR
Wife: Peggy Sue CROUCH
BIRTH: 16 NOV 1953, Imboden, AR
OCCUPATION: Housewife
Children:
1. Shawn Benjamin SUMMITT
BIRTH: 29 MAY 1977, Little Rock, AR
2. Jordan Christopher SUMMITT
BIRTH: 27 FEB 1985, Jonesboro, AR
3. Zachary Tyler SUMMITT
BIRTH: 01 DEC 1987, Fayetteville, AR
4. Joshua Knox SUMMITT
BIRTH: 23 FEB 1990, Fayetteville, AR
2.+David Martin SUMMITT
BIRTH: 13 NOV 1955, Paragould, AR
OCCUPATION: Merchant
Wife:Martha Karan EUBANKS
MARRIAGE: 11 AUG 1978, Paragould, AR
Children:
1. Joseph Brandon SUMMITT
BIRTH: 02 DEC 1981, Paragould, AR
2. Matthew David SUMMITT
BIRTH: 01 JUL 1983, Paragould, AR
3. Meredith Juliane SUMMITT
BIRTH: 04 SEP 1987
4. Nathan Brett SUMMITT
BIRTH: 13 JUL 1994, Paragould, AR
3. John Daniel SUMMITT
BIRTH: 04 SEP 1974, Jonesboro, AR
2.+Martha Rene SUMMITT
•BIRTH: 12 FEB 1929, Erin, TN
•OCCUPATION: Bookkeeper
Husband (1): Charles GRADY
•BIRTH: 11 JUL 1928
•OCCUPATION: Factory Foreman
MARRIAGE: 1945
DIVORCE: 1949
Children:
1.+Francis Lynn GRADY
BIRTH: 05 MAR 1946, Paragould, AR
OCCUPATION: School TeacheR
MARRIAGE: 02 SEP 1973, Memphis, TN
Husband: William Hugh ROGERS
BIRTH: 18 NOV 1943, St. Louis, MO
OCCUPATION: Farmer
Children:
1. Sara Annell ROGERS
BIRTH: 21 FEB 1977, Cape Girardeau, MO
2. William David Sutton ROGERS
BIRTH: 15 MAY 1980, Cape Girardeau, MO
Husband (2): Marshall Wayne SCISSOM
MARRIAGE: 06 JAN 1950
BIRTH: 08 JUL 1925, Cardwell, Mo
OCCUPATION: Truck Driver
Children:
1. Mark Wayne SCISSOM
BIRTH: 15 MAR 1958, Paragould, AR
•OCCUPATION: Waiter/Student
•MARRIAGE: 06 MAR 1993, Memphis, TN
Wife: Sandra Kay DANIELS
BIRTH: 17 JAN 1951, Millington, TN
OCCUPATION: Computer Analyist
2. Jeffrey Euel SISSOM
BIRTH: 28 MAR 1961, Paragould, AR
OCCUPATION: Accountant
MARRIAGE: 15 JUL 1995, Baton Rouge, LA
Wife: Linda Fay RUSH
•BIRTH: 14 SEP 1965, New Orleans, LA
OCCUPATION: Music Teacher
FAMILY TREE OF ESSIE NELL FORRESTER
Wife of James Euel Summitt
_Hezekiah FORRESTER
____
_Richard FORRESTER ________|
| |_Winney REEVES
_________
_Gus Samuel FORRESTER ____|
| | _Marcus (Mark)
DUNAWAY _
| |_Sarah DUNAWAY ____________|
| |_Elender DUNAWAY
_______
|
|--Essie Nell FORRESTER
|
| _Hezekiah FORRESTER
____
| _Francis Marion FORRESTER _|
| | |_Winney REEVES
_________
|_Minnie Moriah FORRESTER _|
| _Marcus (Mark)
DUNAWAY _
|_Amanda DUNAWAY ___________|
|_Elender DUNAWAY _
I. Essie Nell FORRESTER’S Father and Mother.
Gus Samuel FORRESTER
•BIRTH: MARCH 1870, Hickman County, TN
•DEATH: B1920, Rives, TN
•OCCUPATION: Farmer
•REFN: 1900 Census
Father: Richard FORRESTER
Mother: Sarah DUNAWAY
Wife: Minnie Moriah FORRESTER
•BIRTH: 19 MAR 1873, Hickman County, TN
•DEATH: 30 MAY 1939, Obion County, TN
•BURIAL: Pleasant Hill, Obion County, TN
•OCCUPATION: Housewife
•MARRIAGE: 21 JAN 1892, Hickman Co, TN
Father: Francis Marion FORRESTER
Mother: Amanda DUNAWAY
1. Georgia Bessie FORRESTER
BIRTH: 1897-1899, Obion Co, TN
BURIAL: Old Pleasant Hill Cem, Obion Co, TN
2. Infant SON
BIRTH: 1901
DEATH: 1901
BURIAL: Pleasent Hill Cem, Obion Co, TN
3.+Essie Nell FORRESTER (See James Euel Summitt)
Note: Minnie and Sam were double first cousins. After Sam’s death, Minnie
married
Tom J VADEN MARRIAGE, 14 OCT 1920, Rives, TN. He died 25 MAR 1937.
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Missouri Historical Review:
Ewell Summitt, Buffalo Township elected vice president of the Dunklin County Historical Society, elected Aug 29, 1949.
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[NI00101] Birthdate for James Lee Summitt in question. Some documents indicate that his birthdate might have been October 1, 1840 while the date in the family bible looks like the 14th. After careful examination, I think that the date in the bible is 1 followed by st. I am therefore changing all references to James Lee Summitt's birthdate to reflect October 1, 1840. (PMS, April 2, 1997).
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Notes on Civil War recorded by Paul C. Summitt
James L. Summitt, private, 5th Tenn. Infantry, East Tenn. Vols. Enlisted April 26, 1862 at Boston, Kentucky for three year term. Age 21. 5'8", complexion dark, eyes blue, hair dark. Born Monroe Count, Tenn. Occupation Farmer. August 1864 ordered to forfeit one month's pay and allowances for desertion and to make good the time lost (by order of General Cox). (Note: Deserted on December 24, 1863 and returned January 24, 1864 and restored to duty without trial). Mustered out at Nashville, Ten. On May 16, 1865. (Micro copy 365 Roll 160 & 20?).
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Notes on Civil War Pension file recorded by Paul C. Summitt
JAMES L. SUMMITT, Company N, 5th Tennessee Infantry
Civil War Pension File. Filed in Tennessee (initial papers) August 18, 1883.
Classification: Invalid.
Application No. 493036
Certificate No. 996.000
Original Claim executed in Dyer County
Address: Stokes, Dyer County, Tennessee.
Age: 42
Substance of Claim:
In the line of duty at Franklin, Tenn. on or about November 30, 1864, he contracted rheumatism from being without shoes while on march from Pulaski to Nashville, Tennessee in severe cold weather. It first settled in his right shoulder which had been wounded by a piece of spent shell. It has since affected his right side, hip, and leg so that he is disabled a good portion of his time from performance of manual labor.
Claim rejected December 9, 1887 for failure to furnish the necessary evidence to establish the claim within a reasonable time.
Summary of information in the pension file:
James L. Summitt
Born Monroe County, Tenn. on October 1, 1840.
Died Cardwell, Missouri on January 13, 1927.
1st Marriage: Amy Hannah Raguins on September 25, 1858 in Monroe County, Tenn. by Rev. John Crofford of Monroe County, Tenn. Amy died July 22, 1882 near Dyersburg, Tenn.
2nd Mariage: Lucy Francis White on January 10, 1883 by Elder Elihugh Scott, Crocket County, Tennessee. Marriage recorded at county Clerk's office, Alimo, Crocket County, Tennessee. Lucy White had previously been married to Charles Young, who had died February 6, 1881, Idlewood, Gibson County, Tenn.
Children living and dead as of February 19, 1898 and April 5, 1915 (dates of questionaires filed indicating children) (both questionaires reflect the same status concerning the children. The first lists only the living children. The second lists all children, both living and dead).
William Henry Summitt born September 29, 1859 (dead)
Jonathan Lee Summitt born dead March 15, 1862 (dead)
Nancy Jane Summitt born November 10, 1864 (dead)
Nathan H. Summitt born January 26, 1868 (alive)
John Franklin Summitt born Sept. 26, 1870 (alive)
Robert Francis Summitt born Feb. 2, 1874 (alive)
James A. Summitt born Nov. 30, 1883 (dead)
Chester Alba Summitt born Mar. 4, 1887 (alive)
Cordelia Elisabeth Summitt born September 2, 1885 (alive)
Joseph Homer Summitt born Jan. 26, 1889 (alive)
George Weekly Summitt born April 1, 1891 (alive)
Virgil Anderson Summitt born October 4, 1893 (alive)
Residences:
Monroe County, TN 1840-1866
Washington County, IN 1866-1869
Orange County, IN 1869-1871
Allen County, KS 1871-1872
Tennessee 1872-1873
Green County, IN 1873-1877
Dyer County, TN 1877-1925
Cardwell, Dunklin County, MO 1925-1927
Died Jan. 13, 1927
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Roger D. Fryar's notes suggest James Lee born in Loudon County, TN
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9. JAMES LEE5 SUMMITT (JONATHAN4, DANIEL3, JOHANNES FRANCIS2, JACOB1)55 was born October 01, 1840 in London Co., Tennessee55, and died January 13, 1927 in Cardwell, Missouri55. He married (1) AMY HANNAH RAGAIN55 September 25, 1858 in Monroe Co., Tennessee55, daughter of NATHAN RAGAIN and NANCY HARTSELL. He married (2) LUCY FRANCES WHITE YOUNG55 January 10, 1883 in Crocket Co., TN55.
Notes for JAMES LEE SUMMITT:
Story as I heard abt 1988:
James was a preacher for the Church of Christ. He established about 19 churches in his lifetime. There is a place near Dyersburg, TN that is named Summitt Church. He founded it in his travels. The story that was told to him by a church member was that James began preaching on a tree stump. As he preached the congregation built the church around him. The church still stands with the stump inside. The preachers still stand on the stump to preach.
Children of JAMES SUMMITT and AMY RAGAIN are:
i. WILLIAM HENRY6 SUMMITT55, b. September 29, 1859, Tennessee55; d. Bef. 189855.
ii. JONATHAN LEE SUMMITT55, b. March 15, 1862, Tennessee55; d. March 15, 186255.
iii. NATHAN H. SUMMITT55, b. January 26, 1868, Tennessee55; d. WFT Est. 1898-195955; m. ELIZABETH TUCKER55, 189255.
iv. JOHN FRANKLIN SUMMITT55, b. September 26, 1870, Monroe Co., Tennessee55; d. February 22, 1920, Henderson, Tennessee55; m. MINNIE L. TAYLOR55, WFT Est. 1901-191755.
v. ROBERT FRANCIS SUMMITT55, b. February 02, 187455; d. WFT Est. 1875-196455.
vi. NANCY JANE SUMMITT55, b. November 10, 1864, Monroe County, Tennessee56; d. Bef. 189857.
Children of JAMES SUMMITT and LUCY YOUNG are:
vii. JAMES A.6 SUMMITT57, b. November 30, 188357; d. WFT Est. 1884-197357.
viii. CORDELIA ELIZABETH SUMMITT57, b. September 02, 188557; d. WFT Est. 1886-197957.
ix. CHESTER ALBA SUMMITT57, b. March 04, 1887, Dyer, TN57; d. WFT Est. 1914-197857; m. KATIE DARDEN57, February 29, 190857.
x. JOSEPH HOMER SUMMITT57, b. January 26, 188957; d. WFT Est. 1890-197957.
xi. GEORGE WEEKLY SUMMITT57, b. April 01, 189157; d. WFT Est. 1892-198157.
xii. VIRGIL ANDERSON SUMMITT57, b. October 04, 189357; d. WFT Est. 1894-198357.

10. NANCY JANE5 SUMMITT (JONATHAN4, DANIEL3, JOHANNES FRANCIS2, JACOB1)57 was born August 22, 1842 in Tennessee57, and died December 09, 1864 in Tennessee57. She married J. PARDUE57 April 02, 1860 in Monroe Co., Tennessee57.
Children of NANCY SUMMITT and J. PARDUE are:
i. MARTHA6 PARDEW57, b. August 30, 186157; d. WFT Est. 1861-195457.
ii. JAMES PARDEW57, b. December 30, 186257; d. WFT Est. 1863-195257.
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[JohnASummitt.FTW]

James Lee Summitt was a Union soldier and fought in the "Battle for Chattanooga"

Census Info
1850 - Monroe Co. TN age 9

1870 - Orange Co., IN age 29 listed with his Family, Info shows he was in Washington Co., IN from 1866 to 1869 and in Orange Co., IN from 1869 to 1871. Records suggest he was in Allen Co., KS from 1871 to 1872 somewhere in TN 1872 to 1873 and in Green Co., IN from 1873 to 1877.

1880 - Dyer Co. TN 1877 to 1925

1900 - Dyer Co. TN age 59 listed with Family

1910 same

1920 - Info suggest he arrived in Cardwell, Dunklin Co., MO in 1925 and lived with Chester Alba until his death 1927.
Above info from "Summitt Newsletter" Vol 1 issue 1 Spring 1995

Story as told by Paul M. Summitt - James was a preacher for the Church of Christ. He established about 19 Churches in his lifetime. There is a place near Dyersburg, TN that is named Summit Church after James Lee. The story is told by the Church members that James Lee began preaching on a tree stump. As he preached the congregation bulit the Church around him. The Church still stands with the stump inside and the preachers still stand on the stump to preach.[GlenScott.FTW]

James Lee Summitt was a Union soldier and alledgedly fought in the "Battle for Chattanooga" This information is extremely suspect as his unit left Chattanooga before the battle.

From Notes of Jack Summitt:

"Union army soldier:

James Lee Summitt, private, 5th Tenn. Infantry, East. Vols. Enlisted April 26, 1862 at Boston, Kentucky for three year term. Age 21, 5' 8", complection dark, eyes blue, hair dark. Born Monroe County, Tenn. Occupation farmer.August 1864 ordered to forfeit one months pay and allowances for desertion and to make good the time lost (by order of General Cox). Note: Deserted on December 24, 1863 and returned January 24, 1864 and restored to duty without trial. Mustered out at Nashville, Tenn. on May 16, 1865. (Micro copy 395, Roll 160 & 200."

Census Info
1850 - Monroe Co. TN age 9

1870 - Orange Co., IN age 29 listed with his Family, Info shows he was in Washington Co., IN from 1866 to 1869 and in Orange Co., IN from 1869 to 1871. Records suggest he was in Allen Co., KS from 1871 to 1872 somewhere in TN 1872 to 1873 and in Green Co., IN from 1873 to 1877.

1880 - Dyer Co. TN 1877 to 1925

1900 - Dyer Co. TN age 59 listed with Family

1910 same

1920 - Info suggest he arrived in Cardwell, Dunklin Co., MO in 1925 and lived with Chester Alba until his death 1927.
Above info from "Summitt Newsletter" Vol 1 issue 1 Spring 1995

Story as told by Paul M. Summitt - James was a preacher for the Church of Christ. He established about 19 Churches in his lifetime. There is a place near Dyersburg, TN that is named Summit Church after James Lee. The story is told by the Church members that James Lee began preaching on a tree stump. As he preached the congregation bulit the Church around him. The Church still stands with the stump inside and the preachers still stand on the stump to preach.James Lee Summitt served with the 5th Tennessee Volunteer Infantry during the Civil War. Sometime around Christmas 1863 he deserted and went hom; he later returned to his unit around January 24, 1864. He was subsequently placed under arrest. He was fined and sentenced to serve time absent.

He died of heart failure and senility.
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(Email from Glen Summit - May 25, 2001 - Summitt Research List)
STATE GAZETTE DYERSBURG,TENNESSEE 42ND YEAR--NO.9 FEBRUARY 28,1907

"SQUIRE SUMMIT'S BARN BURNED--The large barn of Squire J.T.SUMMIT at Bruceville
was destroyed by fire Friday morning at day light. About three hundred bushels
of corn, a quantity of hay,two valuable mules,wagon and buggy and tools were
destroyed.Squire SUMMIT was aroused in time to save one horse and colt. The
fire is supposed to have been of incendiary orgin. Loss was $2,000,no
insurance."
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(Email from Paul C. Summitt - May 26, 2001 - Summitt Research List)
Glen & Paul Moody, I am guessing that the article referring to Squire J.T.
Summit was a reference to James Lee Summit(t). He was the patriarch of all
of the Summit(t)s in Dyer County from about the 1870s to after 1920. Capital
"T" and "L" are often transcribed wrong. Again, I am just guessing. I
suspect a little research would turn up the Summit(t)s living close to
Bruceville and would confirm this guess. Paul Moody is the expert on this
group of Summit(t)s. Anyhow, great hunnting Glen.

Paul Summitt
Freeport, FL
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(Email from Richard Summitt - May 27, 2001 - Summitt Research List)
Paul;
The reference Glen is making is to great -grandfather James Lee Summitt. The barn on the old home place did burn down in the early 1900's and was rebuilt by our grandfather Chester A. Summitt sometime in the early 1940's. The barn was very well rebuilt with cypress wood using clinched nails and an extremely deep concrete footing. It stood until a few years ago. It is interesting to know that GGF James L. was referred to as a squire. I am going to Dyersburg this week and will see if I can find any record as to why the reference was used. I'm thinking that it might have been an insinuation on the part of the paper as a possible reference of respect to his community involvement at the time.

Richard and Rita Summitt
485 Dogwood Lane
Henderson, TN 38340
Phone: 731-989-3108
Fax: 731-989-0497
rmsummitt@att.net
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[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Birthdate for James Lee Summitt in question. Some documents indicate that his birthdate might have been October 1, 1840 while the date in the family bible looks like the 14th. After careful examination, I think that the date in the bible is 1 followed by st. I am therefore changing all references to James Lee Summitt's birthdate to reflect October 1, 1840. (PMS, April 2, 1997).
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Notes on Civil War recorded by Paul C. Summitt
James L. Summitt, private, 5th Tenn. Infantry, East Tenn. Vols. Enlisted April 26, 1862 at Boston, Kentucky for three year term. Age 21. 5'8", complexion dark, eyes blue, hair dark. Born Monroe Count, Tenn. Occupation Farmer. August 1864 ordered to forfeit one month's pay and allowances for desertion and to make good the time lost (by order of General Cox). (Note: Deserted on December 24, 1863 and returned January 24, 1864 and restored to duty without trial). Mustered out at Nashville, Ten. On May 16, 1865. (Micro copy 365 Roll 160 & 20?).
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Notes on Civil War Pension file recorded by Paul C. Summitt
JAMES L. SUMMITT, Company N, 5th Tennessee Infantry
Civil War Pension File. Filed in Tennessee (initial papers) August 18, 1883.
Classification: Invalid.
Application No. 493036
Certificate No. 996.000
Original Claim executed in Dyer County
Address: Stokes, Dyer County, Tennessee.
Age: 42
Substance of Claim:
In the line of duty at Franklin, Tenn. on or about November 30, 1864, he contracted rheumatism from being without shoes while on march from Pulaski to Nashville, Tennessee in severe cold weather. It first settled in his right shoulder which had been wounded by a piece of spent shell. It has since affected his right side, hip, and leg so that he is disabled a good portion of his time from performance of manual labor.
Claim rejected December 9, 1887 for failure to furnish the necessary evidence to establish the claim within a reasonable time.
Summary of information in the pension file:
James L. Summitt
Born Monroe County, Tenn. on October 1, 1840.
Died Cardwell, Missouri on January 13, 1927.
1st Marriage: Amy Hannah Raguins on September 25, 1858 in Monroe County, Tenn. by Rev. John Crofford of Monroe County, Tenn. Amy died July 22, 1882 near Dyersburg, Tenn.
2nd Mariage: Lucy Francis White on January 10, 1883 by Elder Elihugh Scott, Crocket County, Tennessee. Marriage recorded at county Clerk's office, Alimo, Crocket County, Tennessee. Lucy White had previously been married to Charles Young, who had died February 6, 1881, Idlewood, Gibson County, Tenn.
Children living and dead as of February 19, 1898 and April 5, 1915 (dates of questionaires filed indicating children) (both questionaires reflect the same status concerning the children. The first lists only the living children. The second lists all children, both living and dead).
William Henry Summitt born September 29, 1859 (dead)
Jonathan Lee Summitt born dead March 15, 1862 (dead)
Nancy Jane Summitt born November 10, 1864 (dead)
Nathan H. Summitt born January 26, 1868 (alive)
John Franklin Summitt born Sept. 26, 1870 (alive)
Robert Francis Summitt born Feb. 2, 1874 (alive)
James A. Summitt born Nov. 30, 1883 (dead)
Chester Alba Summitt born Mar. 4, 1887 (alive)
Cordelia Elisabeth Summitt born September 2, 1885 (alive)
Joseph Homer Summitt born Jan. 26, 1889 (alive)
George Weekly Summitt born April 1, 1891 (alive)
Virgil Anderson Summitt born October 4, 1893 (alive)
Residences:
Monroe County, TN 1840-1866
Washington County, IN 1866-1869
Orange County, IN 1869-1871
Allen County, KS 1871-1872
Tennessee 1872-1873
Green County, IN 1873-1877
Dyer County, TN 1877-1925
Cardwell, Dunklin County, MO 1925-1927
Died Jan. 13, 1927
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Roger D. Fryar's notes suggest James Lee born in Loudon County, TN
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9. JAMES LEE5 SUMMITT (JONATHAN4, DANIEL3, JOHANNES FRANCIS2, JACOB1)55 was born October 01, 1840 in London Co., Tennessee55, and died January 13, 1927 in Cardwell, Missouri55. He married (1) AMY HANNAH RAGAIN55 September 25, 1858 in Monroe Co., Tennessee55, daughter of NATHAN RAGAIN and NANCY HARTSELL. He married (2) LUCY FRANCES WHITE YOUNG55 January 10, 1883 in Crocket Co., TN55.
Notes for JAMES LEE SUMMITT:
Story as I heard abt 1988:
James was a preacher for the Church of Christ. He established about 19 churches in his lifetime. There is a place near Dyersburg, TN that is named Summitt Church. He founded it in his travels. The story that was told to him by a church member was that James began preaching on a tree stump. As he preached the congregation built the church around him. The church still stands with the stump inside. The preachers still stand on the stump to preach.
Children of JAMES SUMMITT and AMY RAGAIN are:
i. WILLIAM HENRY6 SUMMITT55, b. September 29, 1859, Tennessee55; d. Bef. 189855.
ii. JONATHAN LEE SUMMITT55, b. March 15, 1862, Tennessee55; d. March 15, 186255.
iii. NATHAN H. SUMMITT55, b. January 26, 1868, Tennessee55; d. WFT Est. 1898-195955; m. ELIZABETH TUCKER55, 189255.
iv. JOHN FRANKLIN SUMMITT55, b. September 26, 1870, Monroe Co., Tennessee55; d. February 22, 1920, Henderson, Tennessee55; m. MINNIE L. TAYLOR55, WFT Est. 1901-191755.
v. ROBERT FRANCIS SUMMITT55, b. February 02, 187455; d. WFT Est. 1875-196455.
vi. NANCY JANE SUMMITT55, b. November 10, 1864, Monroe County, Tennessee56; d. Bef. 189857.
Children of JAMES SUMMITT and LUCY YOUNG are:
vii. JAMES A.6 SUMMITT57, b. November 30, 188357; d. WFT Est. 1884-197357.
viii. CORDELIA ELIZABETH SUMMITT57, b. September 02, 188557; d. WFT Est. 1886-197957.
ix. CHESTER ALBA SUMMITT57, b. March 04, 1887, Dyer, TN57; d. WFT Est. 1914-197857; m. KATIE DARDEN57, February 29, 190857.
x. JOSEPH HOMER SUMMITT57, b. January 26, 188957; d. WFT Est. 1890-197957.
xi. GEORGE WEEKLY SUMMITT57, b. April 01, 189157; d. WFT Est. 1892-198157.
xii. VIRGIL ANDERSON SUMMITT57, b. October 04, 189357; d. WFT Est. 1894-198357.

10. NANCY JANE5 SUMMITT (JONATHAN4, DANIEL3, JOHANNES FRANCIS2, JACOB1)57 was born August 22, 1842 in Tennessee57, and died December 09, 1864 in Tennessee57. She married J. PARDUE57 April 02, 1860 in Monroe Co., Tennessee57.
Children of NANCY SUMMITT and J. PARDUE are:
i. MARTHA6 PARDEW57, b. August 30, 186157; d. WFT Est. 1861-195457.
ii. JAMES PARDEW57, b. December 30, 186257; d. WFT Est. 1863-195257.
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[JohnASummitt.FTW]

James Lee Summitt was a Union soldier and fought in the "Battle for Chattanooga"

Census Info
1850 - Monroe Co. TN age 9

1870 - Orange Co., IN age 29 listed with his Family, Info shows he was in Washington Co., IN from 1866 to 1869 and in Orange Co., IN from 1869 to 1871. Records suggest he was in Allen Co., KS from 1871 to 1872 somewhere in TN 1872 to 1873 and in Green Co., IN from 1873 to 1877.

1880 - Dyer Co. TN 1877 to 1925

1900 - Dyer Co. TN age 59 listed with Family

1910 same

1920 - Info suggest he arrived in Cardwell, Dunklin Co., MO in 1925 and lived with Chester Alba until his death 1927.
Above info from "Summitt Newsletter" Vol 1 issue 1 Spring 1995

Story as told by Paul M. Summitt - James was a preacher for the Church of Christ. He established about 19 Churches in his lifetime. There is a place near Dyersburg, TN that is named Summit Church after James Lee. The story is told by the Church members that James Lee began preaching on a tree stump. As he preached the congregation bulit the Church around him. The Church still stands with the stump inside and the preachers still stand on the stump to preach.[GlenScott.FTW]

James Lee Summitt was a Union soldier and alledgedly fought in the "Battle for Chattanooga" This information is extremely suspect as his unit left Chattanooga before the battle.

From Notes of Jack Summitt:

"Union army soldier:

James Lee Summitt, private, 5th Tenn. Infantry, East. Vols. Enlisted April 26, 1862 at Boston, Kentucky for three year term. Age 21, 5' 8", complection dark, eyes blue, hair dark. Born Monroe County, Tenn. Occupation farmer.August 1864 ordered to forfeit one months pay and allowances for desertion and to make good the time lost (by order of General Cox). Note: Deserted on December 24, 1863 and returned January 24, 1864 and restored to duty without trial. Mustered out at Nashville, Tenn. on May 16, 1865. (Micro copy 395, Roll 160 & 200."

Census Info
1850 - Monroe Co. TN age 9

1870 - Orange Co., IN age 29 listed with his Family, Info shows he was in Washington Co., IN from 1866 to 1869 and in Orange Co., IN from 1869 to 1871. Records suggest he was in Allen Co., KS from 1871 to 1872 somewhere in TN 1872 to 1873 and in Green Co., IN from 1873 to 1877.

1880 - Dyer Co. TN 1877 to 1925

1900 - Dyer Co. TN age 59 listed with Family

1910 same

1920 - Info suggest he arrived in Cardwell, Dunklin Co., MO in 1925 and lived with Chester Alba until his death 1927.
Above info from "Summitt Newsletter" Vol 1 issue 1 Spring 1995

Story as told by Paul M. Summitt - James was a preacher for the Church of Christ. He established about 19 Churches in his lifetime. There is a place near Dyersburg, TN that is named Summit Church after James Lee. The story is told by the Church members that James Lee began preaching on a tree stump. As he preached the congregation bulit the Church around him. The Church still stands with the stump inside and the preachers still stand on the stump to preach.James Lee Summitt served with the 5th Tennessee Volunteer Infantry during the Civil War. Sometime around Christmas 1863 he deserted and went hom; he later returned to his unit around January 24, 1864. He was subsequently placed under arrest. He was fined and sentenced to serve time absent.

He died of heart failure and senility.
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(Email from Glen Summit - May 25, 2001 - Summitt Research List)
STATE GAZETTE DYERSBURG,TENNESSEE 42ND YEAR--NO.9 FEBRUARY 28,1907

"SQUIRE SUMMIT'S BARN BURNED--The large barn of Squire J.T.SUMMIT at Bruceville
was destroyed by fire Friday morning at day light. About three hundred bushels
of corn, a quantity of hay,two valuable mules,wagon and buggy and tools were
destroyed.Squire SUMMIT was aroused in time to save one horse and colt. The
fire is supposed to have been of incendiary orgin. Loss was $2,000,no
insurance."
---------
(Email from Paul C. Summitt - May 26, 2001 - Summitt Research List)
Glen & Paul Moody, I am guessing that the article referring to Squire J.T.
Summit was a reference to James Lee Summit(t). He was the patriarch of all
of the Summit(t)s in Dyer County from about the 1870s to after 1920. Capital
"T" and "L" are often transcribed wrong. Again, I am just guessing. I
suspect a little research would turn up the Summit(t)s living close to
Bruceville and would confirm this guess. Paul Moody is the expert on this
group of Summit(t)s. Anyhow, great hunnting Glen.

Paul Summitt
Freeport, FL
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(Email from Richard Summitt - May 27, 2001 - Summitt Research List)
Paul;
The reference Glen is making is to great -grandfather James Lee Summitt. The barn on the old home place did burn down in the early 1900's and was rebuilt by our grandfather Chester A. Summitt sometime in the early 1940's. The barn was very well rebuilt with cypress wood using clinched nails and an extremely deep concrete footing. It stood until a few years ago. It is interesting to know that GGF James L. was referred to as a squire. I am going to Dyersburg this week and will see if I can find any record as to why the reference was used. I'm thinking that it might have been an insinuation on the part of the paper as a possible reference of respect to his community involvement at the time.

Richard and Rita Summitt
485 Dogwood Lane
Henderson, TN 38340
Phone: 731-989-3108
Fax: 731-989-0497
rmsummitt@att.net
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[NI00128] [GlenScott.FTW]

Paul C Summit went to the Senate Judiciary Committee after a decade in the Criminal Division of the Department of Justice to join the staff of the Subcommittee on Criminal Law and Procedures chaired by Senator McClellan (AR). Within a few months, he became the Chief Counsel of the Subcommittee. Both Senators Kennedy and Thurmond were members of the Subcommittee, he worked closely with them on
criminal law issues.

After Senator McClellan died in November 1977, he sort of stayed in limbo for the rest of that Congress as the new chairman of the subcommittee (Senator Biden) brought on his own staff. By happenstance, Senator Eastland (MS), chairman of the full Judiciary Committee, decided to retire at the end of 1978 and Ted Kennedy became the chairman and Senator Thurmond the ranking republican.

Kennedy asked him to handle criminal law issues for him on the full committee staff, but, of course, he also worked closely with Thurmond. According to Paul Clayton Summit, he felt Kennedy was liberal on most things, but basically conservative on criminal law issues (within reason). As you may recall, the republicans won the Senate in 1980 and Senator Thurmond succeeded Kennedy as chairman. Thurmond simply asked him to stay on the full committee staff to continue to handle criminal law issues. Over the years, he became very close to almost all of the Senators on the Senate Judiciary Committee and many congressman on the House Judiciary Committee. He describes himself as a republican--conservative on almost everything except human/civil rights and perhaps environment.

Following taken from E-Mail dated 7/28/1999 from Paul C Summitt: "...The death of John F. Kennedy Jr. and his wife and sister-in-law broke my heart. I may have told you, I used to work for Senator Ted Kennedy and know him well. I am also a pilot and know exactly what happened to John F. Jr. Back in my wild days, I was a Navy carrier pilot and know first hand how deadly things can turn in the middle of the
ocean at night--even for well-trained experienced pilots."



[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

[GlenScott.FTW]

Paul C Summit went to the Senate Judiciary Committee after a decade in the Criminal Division of the Department of Justice to join the staff of the Subcommittee on Criminal Law and Procedures chaired by Senator McClellan (AR). Within a few months, he became the Chief Counsel of the Subcommittee. Both Senators Kennedy and Thurmond were members of the Subcommittee, he worked closely with them on
criminal law issues.

After Senator McClellan died in November 1977, he sort of stayed in limbo for the rest of that Congress as the new chairman of the subcommittee (Senator Biden) brought on his own staff. By happenstance, Senator Eastland (MS), chairman of the full Judiciary Committee, decided to retire at the end of 1978 and Ted Kennedy became the chairman and Senator Thurmond the ranking republican.

Kennedy asked him to handle criminal law issues for him on the full committee staff, but, of course, he also worked closely with Thurmond. According to Paul Clayton Summit, he felt Kennedy was liberal on most things, but basically conservative on criminal law issues (within reason). As you may recall, the republicans won the Senate in 1980 and Senator Thurmond succeeded Kennedy as chairman. Thurmond simply asked him to stay on the full committee staff to continue to handle criminal law issues. Over the years, he became very close to almost all of the Senators on the Senate Judiciary Committee and many congressman on the House Judiciary Committee. He describes himself as a republican--conservative on almost everything except human/civil rights and perhaps environment.

Following taken from E-Mail dated 7/28/1999 from Paul C Summitt: "...The death of John F. Kennedy Jr. and his wife and sister-in-law broke my heart. I may have told you, I used to work for Senator Ted Kennedy and know him well. I am also a pilot and know exactly what happened to John F. Jr. Back in my wild days, I was a Navy carrier pilot and know first hand how deadly things can turn in the middle of the
ocean at night--even for well-trained experienced pilots."

[NI00164] Hello,

I did a search on my ancester, Rebecca Stonecipher born 1824, and arrived at your website. You have information about her father, Ezra, but little about her, so I am unclear regarding the connection. But her husband (briefly) was Martin Williams son of Mattias Williams, so I am wondering if there is another connection with her niece, Mary Dow Stonecipher, married to William Mathias Williams. I happen to live in Minneapolis, so I am intrigued by all of the possible connections. I am also trying to learn more about Rebecca who became a single mother with three kids under 5 when her husband married someone else in 1848. Thanks for any suggestions!

Regards,

Lisa McDonald

email received 2/1/03
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[NI00257] [GlenScott.FTW]

SUMMIT, W.H., age 14 -Oct 10, 1874, confirmation at St Pauls Lutheran

W. H. SUMMIT
Sex: M

Marriage(s):
Spouse: E._ F. PATRICK
Marriage: 3 Nov 1881
Dyer, Tennessee
[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

[GlenScott.FTW]

SUMMIT, W.H., age 14 -Oct 10, 1874, confirmation at St Pauls Lutheran

W. H. SUMMIT
Sex: M

Marriage(s):
Spouse: E._ F. PATRICK
Marriage: 3 Nov 1881
Dyer, Tennessee

[NI00259] [GlenScott.FTW]

SUMMIT, NANCY J., age 13-May 13, 1877, confirmation at St Pauls Lutheran
[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

[GlenScott.FTW]

SUMMIT, NANCY J., age 13-May 13, 1877, confirmation at St Pauls Lutheran

[NI00264] struck by lightening at age of 38
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Found on www.genserv.com index#5718
DOD listed as Jun 25, 1924
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[GlenScott.FTW]

Buried at Palestine Cemetery.
[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

struck by lightening at age of 38
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Found on www.genserv.com index#5718
DOD listed as Jun 25, 1924
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[GlenScott.FTW]

Buried at Palestine Cemetery.

[NI00266] 1820 Census, Union County, IL #159
white males 21 & older all other white persons
Barber, Joseph abt age 25 1 5
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1830 Census, Union County, IL #052,25
Barber, Elizabeth(wife of Joseph Barber)
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Joseph Barber was one of the early settlers of Twonship 13 south, Range 1 East of Southern Union Co, IL (Dongola). Most of the early settlers were pioneers of German ancestry from Rowan and Cabarrus Counties, NC.

The original land entries for Dongola Precinct, Un ion Co. IL list Joseph Barber

Joseph Barber's Estate:
On final settlement: in this case Elizabeth Barber administrator of the estate of Joseph Barber dec'd making it appear to the satisfaction of the court that she has fully administered all the singular goods and chattels rights and credits of the said Joseph Barber dec'd that there remains in her hands after all just claims and demands are paid and fully satisfied and after decudting the sum of fifty three dollars into the land office at Shawneetown the sum of seven dollars nighty three and 3/4 cents to be distributed to the next of kin ect. It appearing that Elizabeth Barber alias Elixabeth Penrod is the widow said dec'd and that Louisa Barber, Brittain Barber, Ann Emeline Barber, Mary Barber, Cinthia Ann Barber, and Ransom Barber are the nexdt of kin and equal degree to said dec'd.

Paid Elizabeth Barber alias Elizabeth Penrod the sum of $2.62
Louisa Barber .87 1/2 cents
Britain Barber .87 1/2 cents
Anna Emeline Barber .87 1/2 cents
Mary Barber .87 1/2 cents
Cinthia Ann Barber .87 1/2 cents
Ransom Barber .87 1/2 cents

(Ref. Salt Lake Film #963327, Page 249-250, Oct. 25, 1828, Vol 2, 1821-1833)
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1820 Census, Union County, IL #159
white males 21 & older all other white persons
Barber, Joseph abt age 25 1 5
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1830 Census, Union County, IL #052,25
Barber, Elizabeth(wife of Joseph Barber)
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Joseph Barber was one of the early settlers of Twonship 13 south, Range 1 East of Southern Union Co, IL (Dongola). Most of the early settlers were pioneers of German ancestry from Rowan and Cabarrus Counties, NC.

The original land entries for Dongola Precinct, Un ion Co. IL list Joseph Barber

Joseph Barber's Estate:
On final settlement: in this case Elizabeth Barber administrator of the estate of Joseph Barber dec'd making it appear to the satisfaction of the court that she has fully administered all the singular goods and chattels rights and credits of the said Joseph Barber dec'd that there remains in her hands after all just claims and demands are paid and fully satisfied and after decudting the sum of fifty three dollars into the land office at Shawneetown the sum of seven dollars nighty three and 3/4 cents to be distributed to the next of kin ect. It appearing that Elizabeth Barber alias Elixabeth Penrod is the widow said dec'd and that Louisa Barber, Brittain Barber, Ann Emeline Barber, Mary Barber, Cinthia Ann Barber, and Ransom Barber are the nexdt of kin and equal degree to said dec'd.

Paid Elizabeth Barber alias Elizabeth Penrod the sum of $2.62
Louisa Barber .87 1/2 cents
Britain Barber .87 1/2 cents
Anna Emeline Barber .87 1/2 cents
Mary Barber .87 1/2 cents
Cinthia Ann Barber .87 1/2 cents
Ransom Barber .87 1/2 cents

(Ref. Salt Lake Film #963327, Page 249-250, Oct. 25, 1828, Vol 2, 1821-1833)
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[NI00267] [GlenScott.FTW]

As many as three of other children were born dead to Lucy.

http://www.rootsweb.com/~tnlauder/hallsfuneral.htm
HALLS FUNERAL HOME RECORDS
DAVIS, Beaulah Alberta wd
4 May 1869-27 Oct 1951 Sudberry
father: YOUNG mother: Lucy Francis SUMMITT son: Robt DAVIS[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

[GlenScott.FTW]

As many as three of other children were born dead to Lucy.

http://www.rootsweb.com/~tnlauder/hallsfuneral.htm
HALLS FUNERAL HOME RECORDS
DAVIS, Beaulah Alberta wd
4 May 1869-27 Oct 1951 Sudberry
father: YOUNG mother: Lucy Francis SUMMITT son: Robt DAVISInformation obtained from Halls Funeral Home records, Lauderdale County, TN
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[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Information obtained from Halls Funeral Home records, Lauderdale County, TN
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[NI00271] [GlenScott.FTW]

VIRGLE SUMMITT 4 Oct 1893 Jan 1973 38024 (Dyersburg, Dyer, TN) (No Location Given) 414-30-9593 Tennessee (Before 1951) [Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

[GlenScott.FTW]

VIRGLE SUMMITT 4 Oct 1893 Jan 1973 38024 (Dyersburg, Dyer, TN) (No Location Given) 414-30-9593 Tennessee (Before 1951)

[NI00285] Taken from Correspondence, Etc - Confederate
p 953-4

Knoxville, May 22, 1863
Hon. George Brown,
Judge of the Third Judicial Circuit of Tennessee:
Respondent John E. Toole for answer and return to your honor's writ of habea corpus issued upon the petition of Stephen McKee, Michael Malone, and Jonathan Summit would respectfully state and show unto your honor that the statement of the petitioners that they are restrained of their liberty upon a charge of the murder of John Cunningham, who was a citizen of Monroe County, &c., is wholly untrue and without foundation. Petitioners were not arrested and have not been held upon the charge of John Cunningham.
Respondent here begs leave to submit to your honor a full and correct statement of facts as to the manner in which petitioners came into the custody of respondent:
On the 3d of this month Col. G. Troup Maxwell, an officer of the C.S. Army, commandant of the post of Loudon, Tenn., sent said petitioners as prisoners under guard to respondent as provost-marshal for the Department of East Tennessee charged with disloyalty and treason against the Government of the Confederate States in harboring and feeding a band of bushwhackers who were committin acts of violence upon the citizens of Monroe County, Tenn., and in discharge of my duty as a subordinate officer of the Confederate Army and in obedience to general orders and instructions from the commanding general of the Department of East Tennessee said petitioners were committed to the military prison at Knoxville to await such further disposition as the Confederate authorities might make in the premises. Afterwards, to wit, on the 12th instant Michael Malone, one of said petitioners, was released from custody upon my application and permitted to return home, and a few days since after the service of the writ upon me petitioners Stephen McKee and Jonathan Summit were arrested and taken out of the custody of the military authorities by the C. S. marshal for the District of East Tennessee upon a warrent for treason issued by Confederate Commissioner Elliott. Consequently none of said petitioners are in my custody or under my control or the control of the military authorities, but are in the custory and under the control of the civil officers of the Confederate Government, and for this reason I have no power or authority to have the bodies of the petitioners before your honor at Sweet Water Depot on the 23d instant as directed and required in your honor's writ.
Now, having made full answer and return of my doings in the premises I pray to be hense dismissed.
John E. Toole
Colonel and Provost-Marshal Department of East Tennessee
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some info obtained from 1860 census, TN, Monroe County
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Mormon Record AFN:FNK1-4D
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Roger D. Fryar's notes have Jonathan born in North Carolina and dying in Monroe County, Tennessee.
Jonathan lived on a large farm in South Loudon County just across the Monroe County border. This land was located in Monroe County prior to the formation of Loudon County in 1870.)
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3. JONATHAN4 SUMMITT (DANIEL3, JOHANNES FRANCIS2, JACOB1)36 was born January 26, 1817 in North Carolina36, and died June 17, 1896 in Monroe Co., Tennessee36. He married BETTY SAPHIRO BUTLER36 November 05, 183736.
Children of JONATHAN SUMMITT and BETTY BUTLER are:
9. i. JAMES LEE5 SUMMITT, b. October 01, 1840, London Co., Tennessee; d. January 13, 1927, Cardwell, Missouri.
10. ii. NANCY JANE SUMMITT, b. August 22, 1842, Tennessee; d. December 09, 1864, Tennessee.
iii. MARY MUHALY SUMMITT36, b. November 08, 1849, Tennessee36; d. WFT Est. 1850-1943, Tennessee36; m. ANDREW J. GUNN, September 01, 1867, Monroe Co., Tennessee37.
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www.genserve.com, Index #4062
lists wife as Betsey S. Butler
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www.genserve.com, Index # 5038
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www.genserve.com, Index # 412
lists wife as Betty S. Butler
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[summitt.ged.txt]

1840 Census Monroe Cty TN, microfilm reel #168, Frame 21, Geneological Library of Arkansas Hi storical Society, Little Rock AR; Spelled with one "t"; Also listed Sara Summit, Eshos Summit t; Sara was J's mother; Daniel, his father died in 1838; lists three males ages five to ten , one male ten to 15, one male 15 to 20, two females 10-15, one female 21-30, one 40-50 livin g in Sarah's houselold. Esnos S is listed with one male 30-40, two females under 5, one femal e 20-30. Is this Jonathan's brother Esavias'Eusabius Summit?

[NI00286] From Paul C. Summitt's notes: burial place is unknown but she probably died on the family farm in southern Loudon County and was buried in the St. Paul Lutheran Old Cemetery where Jonathan was buried. A tombstone has not been found. The entry September 13, 1902 age 86 years 2 months 12 days was taken from a family bible and appears to be a tombstone inscription format.

[NI00289] H. Brakebill suggests birth on Feb 2, 1815.
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some information obtained from 1880 census, TN, Monroe County, 9th district, page 7, dwelling 60, family 66
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some information obtained from 1870 census, TN, Monroe County, 9th district, page 85?, Dwelling 50, Family #50
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1870 census lists Jacob's name as Erasebius and lists his birthplace as Tennessee
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some information obtained from 1860 census, TN, Monroe County, 9th district, page 121, Dwelling 874, Family # 895
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1860 census lists Jacob's name as Esarbius and lists birthplace as NC, occupation farmer, value of real estate $1500, value of personal property $600
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1860 census lists Daniel, son, age 14 but does not list Joseph Alex
some information obtained from 1850 census, TN, Blount County, page 26, Family #180
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1850 census lists Jacob's names as Eurebius, lists age as 31, and birthplace as NC
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Mormon Record AFN:KW1Q-0K
record has name Ecebuis Summitt
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Mormon Record AFN:FNK1-22
record has name spelled Eusabuis Summit
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Roger D. Fryar's records indicate spelling is "Esabias"
Roger D. Fryar's records indicate birthdate as January 10, 1815
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Roger D. Fryar's notes on 6th U.S. Census, 1840, Monroe County, Tennessee, p. 193-194
* Listed in this census are Esavius Summit (20-30), his wife (20-30) and children: 1 male (5-10), 1 male (0-5), two females (0-5).
* Listed immediately above Esavius is his mother, a widow of two years, Sarah Sumit (50-60), with children: 1 female (20-30), 1 male (15-20), 2 females (10-15), 1 male (10-15), and 3 males (5-10).
* Listed on the same sheet is younger brother Jonathan Sumit (20-30), with wife (20-30) and uncles John Moser and Frank Moser.
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Roger D. Fryar's notes on 7th U.S. Census - 1850, Tennesse, Monroe County, 3rd Civil District.
* Listed in this census are Eusebius (rather than Eurebius as shown in Soundex) Summitt (31), with wife Sarah (28) and children (Patsy (13), Sarah (10), Hannah (9), Lucy (7), Daniel (5), Susan (3), and Martha (1).
* A farm hand named John Wright (25) is shown living with them.
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Roger D. Fryar's notes on 8th U.S. Census - 1860, Tennessee, Monroe County, 9th Civil District No. 9, Mile Bresnet, Sheet 88A.
* Listed in this census are Eusabias Summit (53), a farmer, his wife Sarah (49), and their children: Susan (22), Martin (21), Darius (19), Sucinda (17), Rachel (14), James (11), Francis (9), John F. (6), and Nancy J. (6).
* Also living with Eusavias is his wife's mother, Susan Boyd (79), a widow.
* Eusabias owns his farm, showing $900 in real estate and $800 in personal property.
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Roger D. Fryar's notes on 10th U.S. Census - 1880, Tennessee, Monroe County, 9th Civil District, E.D. 206, Sheet 7.
* Listed in this census are Eusabius Summit (65), a farmer, his wife Sarah (57) and their children: James H. (21), Miranda T. (18), and John Fox (16). Also listed is a grand-daughter, Nancy Jane (16).
* Nancy Jane is actually the daugher of James Lee Summitt, a nephew of Esabias.
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Esabius was an elder at St. Paul's Lutheran Church in Monroe County, Tennessee, just outside Sweetwater. (from Harless Brakebill's notes)
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(from Roger D. Fryar's notes) Esabius was Justice of the Peace in Monroe County for many years. He was also Clerk of the Sessions and an Elder of St. Paul's Lutheran Church from May 17, 1851 until his death in 1893.
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Esabius and his two wives are buried at St. Paul's Lutheran Cemetery.
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JACOB ESABIAS4 SUMMITT (DANIEL3, JOHANNES FRANCIS2, JACOB1)8 was born January 10, 1815 in Lincoln Co., North Carolina8, and died March 25, 1893 in Monroe Co., Tennessee8. He married (1) ELIZABETH RADER9 December 24, 1835 in Monroe Co., Tennessee9, daughter of JOHN RADER and ELIZABETH SCOTT. He married (2) SARAH BOYD10 May 21, 1846 in Monroe Co., Tennessee10, daughter of JEREMIAH BOYD and SUSAN.
Notes for JACOB ESABIAS SUMMITT:
1. The given name of Summitt/Sumit/Summet/Summett varies considerably from census to census. He first appeared in the 1840 Tennessee census as "Esavias Sumit" in Monroe County; he was between 20-30 years of age, his wife was in the same age bracket and they had two daughters. "Eurebius Summett", age 31, appeared in Monroe County, Tennessee in the 1850 census with wife Sarah (28). "Esarbius Summet" (40) appeared in the 1860 Monroe County, Tennessee census with wife Sarah (33). Daniel is known to have settled in Greene County, Tennessee and remained there at least through 1870, while his parents had moved on to ?? The "Summitt" family could not be found in the 1870 census, either in Tennessee or Arkansas.
2. Ref.: 6th U. S. Census, 1840, Monroe County, Tennessee, P. 193 & 194.
* Listed in this census are Esavius Summit (20-30), his wife (20-30) and children: 1 male (5-10), 1 male (0-5), 2 females (0-5).
* Listed immediately above Esavius is his mother, a widow of 2 years, Sarah Sumit (50-60), with children: 1 female (20-30), 1 male (15-20), 2 females (10-15), 1 male (10-15), and 3 males (5-10).
* Listed on the same sheet is younger brother Jonathan Sumit (20-30), with wife (20-30) and uncles John Moser and Frank Moser.
3. Ref.: 7th U. S. Census - 1850, Tennessee, Monroe County, 3rd Civil
District.
* Listed in this census are Eusebius (rather than Eurebius as shown in Soundex) Summitt (31), with wife Sarah (28) and children: Patsy (13), Sarah (10), Hannah (9), Lucy (7), Daniel (5), Susan (3), and Martha (1).
* A farm hand named John Wright (25) is shown living with them.
4. Ref.: 8th U.S. Census - 1860, Tennessee, Monroe County, 9th Civil District, Sweet Water, Sheet 131.
* Listed in this census are Esarbius Summit (40), a farmer, with wife Sarah (38) and children: Sarah A. (20), Hannah (18), Lidia C. (16), Dannie (14), Marten (11), Darious (8), Lucinda (6), Rachel (3), and James H. (1).
* His farm is valued at $1,500 and he had $600 in personal property.
5. Ref.: 9th U.S. Census - 1870, Tennessee, Monroe County, District No. 9, Mile Bresnet, Sheet 88A.
* Listed in this census are Eusabias Summit (53), a farmer, his wife Sarah (49), and their children: Susan (22), Martin (21), Darius (19), Sucinda (17), Rachel (14), James (11), Francis (9), John F. (6) and Nancy J. (6).
* Also living with Eusavias is his wife's mother, Susan Boyd (79), a widow.
* Eusabias owns his farm, showing $900 in real estate and $800 in personal property.
6. Ref.: 10th U.S. Census - 1880, Tennessee, Monroe County, 9th Civil District, E.D. 206, Sheet 7.
* Listed in this census are Eusebius Summit (65), a farmer, his wife Sarah (57) and their children: James H. (21), Maranda T. (18), and John Fox (16). Also listed is a grand-daughter, Nancy Jane (16).
* Nancy Jane is actually the daughter of James Lee Summitt, a nephew of Esabias.
7. Esabias Summitt was an Elder at St. Pauls's Lutheran Church in Monroe County, Tennessee, just outside of Sweetwater. (From the notes of Harless Brakebill.)
* Esabius was Justice of the Peace in Monroe County for many years. He was also Clerk of the Sessions and an Elder of St. Pauls's Lutheran Church from May 17, 1851 until his death in 1893.
* Esabias and his two waives are buried at St. Paul's Lutheran Cemetery.
Marriage Notes for JACOB SUMMITT and SARAH BOYD:
* There is a discrepancy in the names/sex of the children between the 1850 and 1860 census; Martha, a female aged 1 in 1850 is shown as a male, Marten aged 10 in 1860. Also Lucy, a female age 7 in 1850 is shown as Lidia C. aged 16 in 1860.
Children of JACOB SUMMITT and ELIZABETH RADER are:
i. ELIZABETH (BETSY)5 SUMMITT11, b. Abt. 1837, Monroe Co., Tennessee12.
ii. SARAH A. SUMMITT13, b. Abt. 1840, Loudon, Loudon Co., Tennessee14.
7. iii. HANNAH ADALINE SUMMITT, b. March 1840, Monroe Co., Tennessee.
iv. LIDIA C. SUMMITT15, b. Abt. 1843, Monroe Co., Tennessee16.
v. DANIEL SUMMITT17, b. Abt. 1845, Monroe Co., Tennessee18.
Children of JACOB SUMMITT and SARAH BOYD are:
vi. SARAH SUSANNA5 SUMMITT19, b. Abt. 1847, Monroe Co., Tennessee20.
vii. MARTHA SUMMITT, b. Abt. 1849, Monroe Co., Tennessee21,22; d. Bef. 1860, Monroe Co., Tennessee23.
viii. DARIOUS SUMMITT24, b. Abt. 1852, Monroe Co., Tennessee25.
8. ix. MARTIN LUTHER SUMMITT, b. December 04, 1853, Monroe Co., Tennessee; d. Monroe Co., Tennessee.
x. LUCINDA SUMMITT26, b. Abt. 1854, Monroe Co., Tennessee27.
xi. RACHEL SUMMITT28, b. Abt. 1857, Monroe Co., Tennessee29.
xii. JAMES HANCHER SUMMITT30, b. Abt. 1859, Monroe Co., Tennessee31; d. 193432; m. LAURA MELVINA WOLFORD, 189032.
xiii. MARANDA FRANCIS SUMMITT32, b. Abt. 1862, Monroe Co., Tennessee33.
xiv. JOHN FOX SUMMITT34, b. Abt. 1864, Monroe Co., Tennessee35.
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Found on www.genserv.com index#424
listed as Eusabius
Found on www.genserv.com index#5036
listed as Eusabius
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Some Information taken from 1850 census, search date Aug 22, 1977, poor microfilm copy, Blount County, TN page 26, family #180, Listed as Euribius Summett
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www.genserve.com, Index # 410
has DOB as 10 Jan 1815
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WILL - E Summitt Book C pg 233

I, Eusabius Summitt -- to my son M.L. Summitt all of estate on provision that he cares for me and bears my expenses until my death. Said son to pay all legal heirs $100.00 and to granddaughter Nancy J. True $50.00. Exec. None. Wis. Joseph Iseabella Summitt, Kincaid, TN. Executed Feb. 5, 1893. Probate - Not noted. Codicil dated Mar. 9, 1893. - son M.L. Summitt Appt. Exec. of estate - personal property to be sold - proceeds to be divided - 1/5 to M. L. Summitt. 1/5 to Hanna A. Gibson, my Dau. 1/5 to son J.H. Summitt, and 2/5 to Dau. Maranda T,. Moody. The heirs of Sarah Ann Summitt have no interest and said heir is Nancy J. True. Daniel Summitt to have no interest. Wits. S.N. Penland, T.J. Davis.

From Monroe Co, TN Wills 1824-1945 by Lynn McConkey.

He was an elder at St Paul's Lutheran Church in Monroe County, just outside of Sweetwater, Tennessee. He is buried in St. Paul's Lutheran Church yard.

Following is an Email from Paul M Summitt dated July 7, 1999

"As you will see, on page 9 of the July 99 issue is information copied from a page from what we believe to be Betty S. Butler Summit's family bible (in my possession). The information reads (to the best of our ability todecipher) "J. Eusavious Summit was born the 10 of February 1815." In what we believe to be Jonathan Summit's family bible (in Paul C. Summitt's possession) the information reads "Esabious Summit was born the 10 day of February 1815."

I'm note really sure where I first saw the Jacob used with this name and my notes are of no assistance there. Someone one told me that Eusabius (in whatever form) meant "Jesus saves us all." Very romantic but I've foundnothing to support that either.

2. As far as how the Summitt Family stands on the issue . . . I guess we'll have to ask them. As the self appointed editor and publisher of the Summitt Family Quarterly, I try to use the same spellings that are in the original documents and when possible point out the discrepancies.

Whatever the spelling, we know that this man was born Feb 10, 1815 and that he was Daniel's brother, Francis' son. Sorry I can't be of any more help in clarifying this more.

I hope everyone enjoys the scanned images of the pages from the bibles in this issue.

later paul

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Voice: (573) 654-2170

-----Original Message-----
From: Roger [mailto:rfryar@ghg.net]
Sent: Sunday, July 04, 1999 1:34 PM
To: 'Summitt, Paul'
Cc: 'Fryar, Garvin'; 'Fryar, John'; 'Fryar, Jerri'; 'Francis, P. Bailey'
Subject: Eusabius/Eusebius


Paul,

I have been digging through just about everything I have on Eusabius/Eusebius Summitt and have a couple of perplexing questions.

1. I have reviewed all my back issues of the Summitt Family Quarterly and all the documents we located in Greene and Monroe Counties, TN. I cannot find a single documentary reference to the forename Jacob. I know Paul C. referenced the birth of Jacob Eusabius in his articles on Daniel Summitt
and in his research in Greene County. Is there a document or record that identifies his forename?

2. There are several court records from Monroe County that spell his name EusAbius. These include the probate of the estate of Sarah Moser Summitt (he was administrator), the probate of Jeremiah Boyd's estate (he was co-executor), his own will, Codicile, and estate settlement (dated April 1893). I will discount the census entries since a lot of the time they depended on the spelling capabilities of the census taker or the information was provided by a second person. However, the court documents
give strong evidence that his name was spelled with an 'A'. I am not sure of the time period he served as Justice of the Peace, since we have not found any court records to date referencing him in this position. I am sure that there are at least a couple documents in existence that spell his name with an 'E'. What is the Summitt family stand on this question?

Thanks, Roger
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Email from Paul C Summitt "Variously spelled but most common as Eusebius
or Eusabius Summit. Some have cited the name as Jacob Eusebius Summit(t).
Unfortunately, his tombstone is simply "E. Summitt" (note the two "t"s) and
his wife's tombstone has the same notation (she died a few years before he
did). I suspect that this man spelled his last name with one "t" most of his
life, but by the 1890s may have adopted two "t"s.

This may not be enlightening, but I have adopted the name "Jacob Eusebius".
Like Paul Moody, I try my best to reflect the spelling in the particular
document or record and sometimes I may not note the variations. The reasons
for my preference of "Jacob Eusebius" are not many.

First, living great grandchildren note his name as "Jacob Eusebius". I am
particularly impressed with the family knowledge of Flora Mae Summitt Keene
of Knoxville, TN, a long time Summitt researcher, daughter of Murray Summitt,
who was a son of Martin Luther Summitt, who was the favorite son of Eusebius
Summit(t). Family tradition may have some significance in this long-living
family. Murray Summitt was six years old when Eusebius died and lived to the
ripe old age of about 92. Flora Mae was nine years old when Martin Luther
died in 1927. I am also impressed with James Bruce Summitt of San Antonio, a
great grandson and member of the Sons of the American Revolution, who also
uses Jacob Eusebius. It might also be noted that Daniel Summit, Eusebius'
father, had an older brother named Jacob who was still alive when Eusebius
was born in North Carolina. For all we know, that brother may have been both
the source of the Jacob and the source of the Eusebius. Nobody makes up a
name like that. In addition, there are children in various Summit(t) lines
named Jacob Eusebius/Eusabius that one might suspect are named after this
man.

Second, I believe some of the confusion on the proper spelling has come from
the nickname of "Sabe" that followed Eusebius and some of his namesakes. I
once visited with Murray Summitt and he told me Eusebius was known as "Big
Sabe". One knowing of this "handle" would naturally assume that the name was
spelled "Eusabius".

Third, the family bible of Eusebius in the possession of Flora Mae Summitt
Keene spells the name "Eusebius". Unfortunately, the bible does not include
the name "Jacob" or an initial.

Fourth, transcripts of the Old St. Paul Lutheran Church records--Eusebius was
both Elder and Secretary of this church for many years--consistently spells
the name as "Eusebius" numerous times in both referring to the original man
and several namesakes.

Roger, I do have a copy of the court record appointing Eusebius as a Justice
of the Peace, but as usual I am not able to lay my hand on it right off--but
there is one. I do not recall how his name was spelled, but these are court
clerk transcription that are notorious for phonetic spelling of names. You
find similar defects in probate stuff. Incidentally, do you have a copy of
Eusebius' will with his signature? I bet it is around.

For what it is worth, Eusebius researchers are not the only ones plagued with
these questions. Eusebius' brother Francis Summit (note the one "t") by
family tradition of descendants in Montgomery County (Sims), Arkansas is
known as "John Francis Summit" but no one can find any documentation for
this--apart from the tradition and the suspicion that he might have been
named after his grandfather John Francis Summit. Francis also did us the
favor of naming a son whose descendants list him as Jacob Eusabius Summit
(note the "a" and the fact that he was also known as "Sabe"). Oh, well.
Just enjoy the process and do not get to upset.

Paul Summitt
Freeport, FL"

From information sent to me by Helen Laverne SUMMITT GALYON, there is one type-written
page entitled, "From the Bible of Eusebius SUMMITT". Under marriages, it lists
Eusebius SUMMITT and Elizabeth Rader and Eusebius SUMMITT and Sarah BOYD. Under
births, it lists Eusebius SUMMITT Feb 10, 1815. Under deaths, it states, "Sarah
SUMMITT, wife of Eusebius SUMMITT departed this life Sept 11, 1891. Eusebius SUMMITT
Mar 25, 1893.

Bailey

Buried at St Paul's Lutheran
Esabias Summitt was an Elder at St. Paul's Lutheran Church in Monroe County, TN just outside of Sweetwater, TN.

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SUMMIT, EUSEBIUS, age 59-Oct 10, 1874, confirmation at St Pauls Lutheran
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http://www.tngenweb.org/monroe/cems/s4.htm
Tomstone: Summitt, E. Feb 10, 1815 Mar 25, 1893 [Spouse Sarah Summitt] St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran Church (Old) 8 Mi N Madisonville W-249

http://www.tngenweb.org/monroe/mobond2.htm#SUMMIT1_LIST
Marriage License of Eusebius Summitt and Elizabeth Rader
Jefferson County, Tennessee

STATE OF TENNESSEE, JEFFERSON COUNTY

To any regular Minister of the Gospel having the care of Souls, or any Justice of the Peace for said County

GREETING
I, Jas Hamilton Clerk of the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions of the county of Jefferson aforesaid, by virtue of the power in me vested by law, DO LICENSE YOU OR EITHER OF YOU, to celebrate the Rites of Matrimony between Isabious Summit and Elizabeth Rader by uniting them together as Husband and Wife, and then return made of this License, as the law requires.
Given at office in Dandridge the 24 day of Dec Anno Domini, 1835 and of American Independence the 59.

Jas Hamilton /s/ Clerk
of Jefferson County


Jefferson County, Tennessee
Know all men by these Presents, that We, Isabius Summitt and John Rader are held and firmly bound to Newton Cannon, Governor of the State of Tennessee, and his successors in office, in the sum of twelve hundred and fifty dollars, to be void on condition that there be no lawful cuase to prevent a Marriage from being solemized in the court of Jefferson between Isabious Summitt and Elizabeth Rader.

Witness our hands and seals, this 24 day of December Anno Domini, 1835.

Isabious Summit /s/ (Seal)
John Rader /s/ (Seal)

[NI00291] Mormon Record AFN:FNK1-5K
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Record # 4061
DOD Abt 1870
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Record #413
DOD abt 1847
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Record # 5039
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[GlenScott.FTW]

BUTLER, TAYLOR
Searching for Parmenus Taylor BUTLER. Born 1818 in Tennesse. Died between 1873 and 1880 in Monroe County, TN. Believed to be son of Jesse BUTLER and Mary TAYLOR. Parmenus T. BUTLER Married Lydia SUMMIT 1840. Also searching for Parmenus TAYLOR, believed to be grandfather of Parmenus Taylor BUTLER. Any info would be helpful.
JoAnn
jmclaug1@san.rr.com
Submitted on Sat Feb 27 01:08:16 EST 1999

BUTLER
Searching for parents or siblings of W. Panmenius T. (P.T.) BUTLER. He was born 1815 in TN & married Lidia SUMMIT July 28, 1840 in Monroe County. He lived in Monroe Co during the 1860 & 1870 census. Known children are Elviria, W., Nancy, Syntha, H., Laura Cordelia & James A. Thank you.
Rob Wells
RWELLLLS@aol.com
Submitted on Sun May 31 16:15:04 EDT 1998

[NI00292] Mormon Record AFN:FNK1-6Q
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Record # 415
Record # 5040
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[GlenScott.FTW]

A Lucy Summit married Israel O Smith on October 17, 1844 in Monroe County, Tennessee. It has not been determined whether or not this is Lucinda Summit.

1840 Census
McNairy Co., TN.
pg 64
Abraham Sipes
1 M -5
2 M 20-30
1 F 20-30

1850 Census
McNairy Co., TN.
8th District
pg 87, 7 Nov 1850
family 1208/1208
Abraham Sypes/39/M/farmer/110/NC
Lucinda/29/F/TN
George/9/M/TN
Sarah/8/F/TN
John/6/M/TN
William/2/M/TN
Mahala/2 mos/F/TN

1860 Census
McNairy Co., TN.
pg 452, 8th District
24 Aug 1860
family 1399/1416
Abram Cypes/52/M/farmer/800/1497/NC
Lucinda/40/F/TN
George W./20/M/TN
John/16/M/farm labor/TN
William J./12/M/TN
Eliza M./10/F/TN
Larrah/8/F/TN
Nancy N.(or V?)/6/F/TN
Noah/2/M/TN
David/1 mo./M/TN

1870 Census
McNairy Co., TN.
District 16, family 5
pg ___
Abraham Sipes/62/M/W/Nc/farmer
Lucinda/51/F/W/TN/housekeeper
Laura Ann/18/F/W/TN
Nancy/15/F/W/TN
Asbery/10/M/W/TN

1880 Census
Hardin Co., TN.
District 16, family 109
pg ___
A. A. Sipes/M/20/farmer/TN/SC/TN
Susan/F/18/wife/TN/TN/TN
Lucinda/F/60/mother/TN/TN/TN

Buried in the Plunk Cemetery, McNairy County, Tennessee.
Tombstone reads: Abraham Sipes, born Apr 17, 1812, died Feb 6, 1880.

More About Abraham Sipes and Lucinda Summitt:
Marriage: June 29, 1839, Monroe Co., Tennessee

Yates Publishing Record Doc # 268.000 has Lucinda born 1821

[NI00293] Mormon Record AFN:FNK1-7W

Summit, Margaret 417 Moser, Daniel S530 17Sept1821 1844
Summit, Margaret 5041 S530
[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Mormon Record AFN:FNK1-7W

Summit, Margaret 417 Moser, Daniel S530 17Sept1821 1844
Summit, Margaret 5041 S530

[NI00296] Mormon Record AFN:FNK1-BF
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Paul C's notes have her born probably in Jefferson County
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Summit, Susana 5043 S530 10Nov1827 MANX1
Summit, Susannah 421 Cliff, Martin S530 10Nov1827 SUM09FA
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[GlenScott.FTW]

Susannah may have also married Martin Wolf.[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Mormon Record AFN:FNK1-BF
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Paul C's notes have her born probably in Jefferson County
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Summit, Susana 5043 S530 10Nov1827 MANX1
Summit, Susannah 421 Cliff, Martin S530 10Nov1827 SUM09FA
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[GlenScott.FTW]

Susannah may have also married Martin Wolf.

[NI00297] Mormon Record AFN:FNK1-CL
has DOB 1829
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Roger D. Fryar's notes suggest she was born about 1823
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Found on www.genserv.com index#423
has DOB 1829
has husband as Peter Moser III
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[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Mormon Record AFN:FNK1-CL
has DOB 1829
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Roger D. Fryar's notes suggest she was born about 1823
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Found on www.genserv.com index#423
has DOB 1829
has husband as Peter Moser III
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[NI00299] some information obtained from 1880 census, TN, Monroe County, 3rd district, page 1, dwelling 3, family 4
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some information obtained from 1860 census, TN, Monroe County
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Message from Paul C. Summitt
August 24, 1997

Peter Summit, younger brother of Joseph and son of Daniel and Sarah Moser Summit, served in the Confederate forces in Tennessee. Peter was also in Vicksburg when captured by General Grant. He also signed an amnesty paper promising to return home. Peter survived the war and went on to live his life out in Monroe County, TN.
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Mormon Record AFN:FNK1-FX
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Glen Summitt of Loudon, Tenn has Peter's date of death as June 5, 1910
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Roger D. Fryar's notes on 10th U.S. General Census - 1880, Tennessee, Monroe County, District No 3, E.D. 203, Sheet 1.
* Listed in this census are Peter Summitt (46), a farmer, his wife Nancy (42), and children: James mO. (25), Joseph S. (22), Susanah T. (20), Sarah J. (18), Elizabeth (15), William H. (13), Sancin (12), Mary O. (9), John C. (7), Gadson B. (5), and Nancy F. (2).
* Peter and Nancy both listed the birthplace of their parents as North Carolina.
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Paul C's notes have DOD as June 5, 1910
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Glen Summit's notes have Peter joining the confederate army in Tennessee
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Don't know where I got the date June 6 as date of death. Am changing record to match everyone else's notes - change made July 2, 1999
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6. PETER4 SUMMITT (DANIEL3, JOHANNES FRANCIS2, JACOB1)40 was born February 11, 1833 in Tennessee41, and died 42. He married NANCY J. Abt. 1853 in North Carolina.
Notes for PETER SUMMITT:
1. Ref.: 10th U.S. General Census - 1880, Tennessee, Monroe County, District No. 3, E.D. 203, Sheet 1.
* Listed in this census are Peter Summitt (46), a farmer, his wife Nancy (43), and children: James O. (25), Joseph S. (22), Susanah T. (20), Sarah J. (18), Elizabeth (15), William H. (13), Sancin (12), Mary O. (9), John C. (7), Gadson B. (5), and Nancy F. (2).
* Peter and Nancy both listed the birthplace of their parents as North Carolina.
Children of PETER SUMMITT and NANCY J. are:
i. JAMES O.5 SUMMITT, b. Abt. 1855, Monroe Co., Tennessee43.
ii. JOSEPH S. SUMMITT, b. Abt. 1858, Monroe Co., Tennessee43.
iii. SUSANNA T. SUMMITT, b. Abt. 1860, Monroe Co., Tennessee43.
iv. SARAH J. SUMMITT, b. Abt. 1862, Monroe Co., Tennessee43.
v. ELIZABETH SUMMITT, b. Abt. 1865, Monroe Co., Tennessee43.
vi. WILLIAM H. SUMMITT, b. Abt. 1867, Monroe Co., Tennessee43.
vii. SANCIN SUMMITT, b. Abt. 1868, Monroe Co., Tennessee43.
viii. MARY O. SUMMITT, b. Abt. 1871, Monroe Co., Tennessee43.
ix. JOHN C. SUMMITT, b. Abt. 1873, Monroe Co., Tennessee43.
x. GADSON B. SUMMITT, b. Abt. 1875, Monroe Co., Tennessee43.
xi. NANCY F. SUMMITT, b. Abt. 1878, Monroe Co., Tennessee43.
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Summit, Peter 426 Davis, Nancy Jan S530 11Feb1833 05Jun1910 SUM09FA
Summit, Peter 5046 S530 1833 MANX1
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Tombstone Notes: Peter Summitt, Feb 11, 1833, Jun 5, 1910, "He was beloved of God and man.", St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran Church Old Cemetery, 8 Mi N Madisonville
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[GlenScott.FTW]

Peter is buried at St Paul Lutheran Old Cemetery, Monroe County, Tennessee.
Buried in Old St paul Lutheran Cemetery with his wife.

Peter served in the Confederate Forces in Tennessee. He was in Vicksburg and captured by Grant. He signed an amnesty paper promising to return home. Peter survived the war and went on to live his life out in Monroe County, Tennessee.

From Notes of Jack Summitt, Corsican, Texas:
"Confederate soldier:

Peter Summitt: Pvt., Company G, 59 Tenn. Mtd. Infantry. Cooke's Regiment, 1 (Eakin's) Batt'n. Enlisted at Madisonville, Tenn. for three years term on March 15, 1862 at age 28. Captain Josiah I. Wright's Company, 1st Batt'n Tenn. Infantry. Deserted at Louden County, Tenn. Dec. 1, 1863. Paroled at Vicksburg, Miss according to terms of capulation entered into by the commanding generals of the United States and Confederate forces on July 4, 1863. Captured July 4, 1863. Parole executed by Peter Summit at Vicksburg, Miss. on July 10, 1863. Very legible signature. (Confederate Service Record, Roll 336)

U. S. Grant released some 30,000 confederates with the promise that they would fight no more. The war lasted nearly two more years."


Census - 1880, Tennessee, Monroe County, District No 3; E.D. 203, Sheet 1:

Peter Summit 46, a farmer
Nancy Summit, 42, his wife
James M, 25
Joseph S, 22
Susanah T, 20
Sarah J, 18
Elizabeth, 15
William H, 13
Sancin, 12
Mary O, 9
John C, 7
Gadson B, 5
Nancy F, 2

Peter and Nancy both listed birthplace of parents as North Carolina

http://www.tngenweb.org/monroe/cems/s4.htm
Summitt, Peter Feb 11, 1833 Jun 5, 1910 He was beloved by God and man. St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran Church (Old) 8 Mi N Madisonville W-250

[NI00300] 1860 census shows a John Summit living with the John Moser family at age 13, see 1860 census, TN, Monroe County, 9th District, Page 124, Dwelling 906, Family 927
some information obtained from Vol 24, ED 206, sheet 13, Line 2, Monroe County, TN, District #9
Mormon Record AFN:FNK1-G4
record has birth in 1835
John D. Fryar's notes suggest birth about 1834tombstone reads John S. Summitt, Aug 16, 1845, Apr 6, 1916, His Wife Mary E. Moser, St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran Church Old Cemetery, 8 Mi N Madisonville
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[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

1860 census shows a John Summit living with the John Moser family at age 13, see 1860 census, TN, Monroe County, 9th District, Page 124, Dwelling 906, Family 927
some information obtained from Vol 24, ED 206, sheet 13, Line 2, Monroe County, TN, District #9
Mormon Record AFN:FNK1-G4
record has birth in 1835
John D. Fryar's notes suggest birth about 1834tombstone reads John S. Summitt, Aug 16, 1845, Apr 6, 1916, His Wife Mary E. Moser, St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran Church Old Cemetery, 8 Mi N Madisonville
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[GlenScott.FTW]

John and his wife are both buried at Old St Paul Cem, Lakeside, Tennessee.

http://www.tngenweb.org/monroe/cems/s4.htm

Tombstone: Summitt, John S. Aug 16, 1845 Apr 6, 1916 His wife Mary E. Moser St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran Church (Old) 8 Mi N Madisonville W-249[GlenScott.FTW]

John and his wife are both buried at Old St Paul Cem, Lakeside, Tennessee.

http://www.tngenweb.org/monroe/cems/s4.htm

Tombstone: Summitt, John S. Aug 16, 1845 Apr 6, 1916 His wife Mary E. Moser St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran Church (Old) 8 Mi N Madisonville W-249

[NI00302] Roger D. Fryar's notes spell name as Parmunie T. Butler

[NI00307] information obtained from:
Gordon Summitt
Harless Brakebill
Julia Miller
James Daniel
Nancy Garrison
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Julia Miller's notes suggest that Daniel Shaffer Summitt was born on July 30, 1848.
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James Daniel's notes suggest he was born in Bat Creek, Dist #9 near mill
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Mormon Record AFN:FNK1-JG
has last name spelled with one t
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Found on www.genserv.com index#4565
only one t
Found on www.genserv.com index#761
only one t
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[JohnASummitt.FTW]

He was converted and baptized at Natural Dam in 1872, Rec'd by Rev. G.T. Bell. He was licensed to preach at an Eldership in Oxford School, Lamar Co. Texas on Oct 4, 1876 according to the Church of God History. He pastored the Lone Valley Church 1886-1887[GlenScott.FTW]

Daniel is buried in Lone Valley Cemetery, east of Sims about one mile. Converted and baptized at natural Dam in 1872, received by Rev G.T. Bell.[JohnASummit.FTW]

Notes of Jack Summitt:

Converted and baptized at Natural Dam in 1872, having been received by Rev. G. T. Bell. He was licensed to preach at an Eldership in Oxford School, Lamar County, Texas on October 4, 1876 according to a Church of God history. He was a member of the Lone Valley Church of God, first pastoring there Sept. 1886-87. Daniel Summit was a farmer, merchant and minister. He organized the Lone Valley Church of God.

[NI00308] information from:
Gordon Summit
Harless Brakebill
James Daniel
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William was a surgeon. He went to medical school in Nashville, TN. and practiced in Gorman, Eastland, Texas around 1897.
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Mormon Record AFN:FNK1-N5
Name spelled Summit
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Summit, William Ha Guill, Mary S530 03Mar1855 02Mar1932 MANX1
Summit, William Ha Stapp, Emma S530 03Mar1855 02Mar1932 SUM09FA
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[GlenScott.FTW]

Posted by: Marilyn Miller Date: March 13, 1999 at 15:38:07 :
posted this message can be reached at the following email address: miller37@flash.net

Hi! I'm Marilyn from Texas and I'm looking for information on the FOWLER line that went from Pennyslvania, Ohio, Kentucky and then to Illinois.
James McCormick was the son of John Fowler and mother is unknown. Born about 1811 in Pennsylvania and was living 1860 in Illinois.
Married Theodate Todd on 5 July 1832 in Morgan Co., Ohio. Theodate was the daughter of Robert Todd and born 28 Oct. 1815 in Pennsville, Morgan Co., Ohio. Children of this marriage were:
1. Sarah Jane b. 28 May 1833 Pennsville, Morgan Co., Ohio d. 26 Sept. 1930 Macomb, Illinois.
2. Nancy b. about 1837 in Ohio.
3. Almira b. about 1840 in Ohio.
4. Marinda Catherine b. about 1838 probably in Ohio except one census said Illinois d. about 1873 in Red River Co., Texas. Married David Crockett Guill on 12 Jan. 1859 Williamson Co., Illinois. Marinda's date of death figured on date that David Crockett married his 2nd. wife. 21 Dec. 1876 and approximate date of birth of last child. Children as follows:
A. Thomas J. b. 14 Jan. 1860 Red River Co., Tx. d. 5 April 1942 Hamilton Co., Tx. Married 1. Maggie Shaffer on 11 March 1888 in Tarrant Co., Tx. 2. Matilda James 18 Dec. 1898 Hamilton Co., Tx. 3. Fannie Smith 10 Sept. 1913 Hamilton Co., Tx. No known children.
B. Mary David b.28 Aug. 1862 Red River Co., Tx. d. 16 April 1916 Tarrant Co., Tx. Married William Haskell Summit on 30 Oct. 1878. Following children: stillborn child, Mable, David Francis (Frank), Maude Mae, Thomas, Florence Evelyn, Dolly Lou, Earl, Ola Bell, Willie Jewel, Clara, Doyle, & Lesley Robert Summitt.
C. Beulah Benton Ironie b. 7 March 1866 Red River Co., Tx. d. 9 Nov. 1954 Athens, Henderson Co., Tx. Married James F. Montgomery 25 Nov. 1883 Tarrant Co., Tx. Following children: Grover Cleveland, Jessie Pearl, Sunnie Patterson, Willie Golden, Claude Chestley, Fannie Bell, Clinton Hulbert, Frankie Lee, Azalean, Dovie June & Tim B. Montgomery.
D. Julia Ann b. 26 March 1868 Clarksville, Red River Co., Tx. d. 5 July 1947 Dallas, Dallas Co., Tx. Married Jacob S. (Jake) Williams 2 Dec. 1883 Tarrant Co., Tx. Following children: Luda, Emmie, Riley, Charley, Earnest, Lelia & 1 child (sex unknown).
E. Infant girl died of typhoid age 2 or 3 years old.
F. Infant girl died of typhoid.

Most of the information on the Fowler surname came from Quaker records and a great deal of this research was done many years ago by Larue Williford from Houston, Tx.

If anyone can help me out on my Fowler family it will be greatly appreciated and I also have additional information on the children of David Crockett Guill & Marinda Catherine Fowler. I descend through James Montgomery and Beulah Benton Guill.


[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

information from:
Gordon Summit
Harless Brakebill
James Daniel
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William was a surgeon. He went to medical school in Nashville, TN. and practiced in Gorman, Eastland, Texas around 1897.
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Mormon Record AFN:FNK1-N5
Name spelled Summit
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Summit, William Ha Guill, Mary S530 03Mar1855 02Mar1932 MANX1
Summit, William Ha Stapp, Emma S530 03Mar1855 02Mar1932 SUM09FA
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[GlenScott.FTW]

Posted by: Marilyn Miller Date: March 13, 1999 at 15:38:07 :
posted this message can be reached at the following email address: miller37@flash.net

Hi! I'm Marilyn from Texas and I'm looking for information on the FOWLER line that went from Pennyslvania, Ohio, Kentucky and then to Illinois.
James McCormick was the son of John Fowler and mother is unknown. Born about 1811 in Pennsylvania and was living 1860 in Illinois.
Married Theodate Todd on 5 July 1832 in Morgan Co., Ohio. Theodate was the daughter of Robert Todd and born 28 Oct. 1815 in Pennsville, Morgan Co., Ohio. Children of this marriage were:
1. Sarah Jane b. 28 May 1833 Pennsville, Morgan Co., Ohio d. 26 Sept. 1930 Macomb, Illinois.
2. Nancy b. about 1837 in Ohio.
3. Almira b. about 1840 in Ohio.
4. Marinda Catherine b. about 1838 probably in Ohio except one census said Illinois d. about 1873 in Red River Co., Texas. Married David Crockett Guill on 12 Jan. 1859 Williamson Co., Illinois. Marinda's date of death figured on date that David Crockett married his 2nd. wife. 21 Dec. 1876 and approximate date of birth of last child. Children as follows:
A. Thomas J. b. 14 Jan. 1860 Red River Co., Tx. d. 5 April 1942 Hamilton Co., Tx. Married 1. Maggie Shaffer on 11 March 1888 in Tarrant Co., Tx. 2. Matilda James 18 Dec. 1898 Hamilton Co., Tx. 3. Fannie Smith 10 Sept. 1913 Hamilton Co., Tx. No known children.
B. Mary David b.28 Aug. 1862 Red River Co., Tx. d. 16 April 1916 Tarrant Co., Tx. Married William Haskell Summit on 30 Oct. 1878. Following children: stillborn child, Mable, David Francis (Frank), Maude Mae, Thomas, Florence Evelyn, Dolly Lou, Earl, Ola Bell, Willie Jewel, Clara, Doyle, & Lesley Robert Summitt.
C. Beulah Benton Ironie b. 7 March 1866 Red River Co., Tx. d. 9 Nov. 1954 Athens, Henderson Co., Tx. Married James F. Montgomery 25 Nov. 1883 Tarrant Co., Tx. Following children: Grover Cleveland, Jessie Pearl, Sunnie Patterson, Willie Golden, Claude Chestley, Fannie Bell, Clinton Hulbert, Frankie Lee, Azalean, Dovie June & Tim B. Montgomery.
D. Julia Ann b. 26 March 1868 Clarksville, Red River Co., Tx. d. 5 July 1947 Dallas, Dallas Co., Tx. Married Jacob S. (Jake) Williams 2 Dec. 1883 Tarrant Co., Tx. Following children: Luda, Emmie, Riley, Charley, Earnest, Lelia & 1 child (sex unknown).
E. Infant girl died of typhoid age 2 or 3 years old.
F. Infant girl died of typhoid.

Most of the information on the Fowler surname came from Quaker records and a great deal of this research was done many years ago by Larue Williford from Houston, Tx.

If anyone can help me out on my Fowler family it will be greatly appreciated and I also have additional information on the children of David Crockett Guill & Marinda Catherine Fowler. I descend through James Montgomery and Beulah Benton Guill.

[NI00310] Information from:
Gordon Summit
James Daniel
Harless Brakebill
Nancy Garrison
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1910 Census for Montgomery County, Arkansas shows birthplace as Texas.
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Mormon Record AFN:FNK1-QH
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www.genserve.com, Index # 4545
one t
lists wife as Mary Lacky
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www.genserve.com, Index # 4571
one t
lists wife as Rutha J. Wheeler
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From Arkansas Land Grants
Summit, John B Montgomery County, AR sec 10 twp 1S rng 25W 160 acres 6/25/1901
Summit, John B Montgomery County, AR sec 3 twp 1S rng 25W 0 acres 6/25/1901
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[JohnASummitt.FTW]

John lost an eye in a hunting accident, a bullet glanced off a rock. Later in life he became totally blind.[GlenScott.FTW]

[JohnASummit.FTW]

John lost an eye in a hunting accident, a bullet glanced off a rock. Later in life he became totally blind.

[Brøderbund Family Archive #255, Ed. 1, Land Records: AL, AR, FL, LA, MI, MN, OH, WI 1790-1907, Date of Import: Sep 13, 1998, Internal Ref. #1.255.1.61587.12]

Patentee Name: Summit, John B.
Accession Number: AR2850__.243
State: Arkansas
Volume: 2850
Page: 243
Document Number: 9998
Land Office: Camden
Aliquot Part Reference: N½NW
Section Number: 10
Township: 1 South
Range: 25 West
Meridian/Survey Area: Fifth Principal Meridian
Misc. Document Number: 16617
Act/Treaty Authorizing Sale: Homestead Entry Orig.
Date Signed: Jun 25, 1901
Acreage: 160.00

Signed: Yes, the document on file at the BLM contains a signature.

John Ballard is buried in Barber Cemetery northeast of Sims. He lost an eye while hunting and later in life became blind.

Land patent records for Arkansas:
Summit, John Bo 06/25/1901 9998 AR2850__.243

Patent Description AR2850__.243
Cancelled: N Document Nr. : 9998 Misc. Document Nr. : 16617
Patentee Name: SUMMIT, JOHN B
Warrantee Name:
Authority: May 20, 1862: Homestead Entry (12 Stat. 392)
Signature Present: Y
Signature Date: 06/25/1901 Metes/Bounds: N
Survey Date: Subsurface Reserved: N
Land Office: CAMDEN
Comments:


Legal Land Descriptions
Nr. Aliquot Parts Sec/Blk Township Range Fract. Sect. Meridian Acres Counties
1 S½SW 3/ 1-S 25-W N 5TH PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN 0 MONTGOMERY
2 N½NW 10/ 1-S 25-W N 5TH PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN 160 MONTGOMERY

[NI00311] Information from:
Gordon Summit
Harless Brakebill
James Daniel
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James Edward Daniel's notes suggest born in 1862 in Tennessee
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census for Montgomery County, Arkansas shows birthplace as Tennessee
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Gordon Summit's notes show birth in Texas in 1910 (this must be other Jacob E. Summitt)
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James Daniel's notes suggest died 6 April, 1920
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Mormon Record AFN:FNK1-RN
name spelled Summit
has birth date 6 Jan 1862
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www.genserve.com, Index # 770
one t
has DOB 6Jan1861
has DOD 1Apr1920
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www.genserve.com, Index # 3870
one t
has DOB 6Jan1862
has DOD 6Apr1920
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From Arkansas Land Grants:
Summit, Jacob E. Montgomery County, AR sec 11 twp 1S 25W 0 acres 8/16/1899
Summit, Jacob E. Montgomery County, AR sec 14 twp 1S 25W 160 acres 8/16/1899
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[GlenScott.FTW]

Land patent records for Arkansas:
SUMMIT, JACOB E 08/16/1899 9191 AR2780__.262

Patent Description AR2780__.262
Cancelled: N Document Nr. : 9191 Misc. Document Nr. : 15754
Patentee Name: SUMMIT, JACOB E
Warrantee Name:
Authority: May 20, 1862: Homestead Entry (12 Stat. 392)
Signature Present: Y
Signature Date: 08/16/1899 Metes/Bounds: N
Survey Date: Subsurface Reserved: N
Land Office: CAMDEN
Comments:


Legal Land Descriptions
Nr. Aliquot Parts Sec/Blk Township Range Fract. Sect. Meridian Acres Counties
1 S½SW 11/ 1-S 25-W N 5TH PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN 0 MONTGOMERY
2 N½NW 14/ 1-S 25-W N 5TH PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN 160 MONTGOMERY
[JohnASummit.FTW]

[Brøderbund Family Archive #255, Ed. 1, Land Records: AL, AR, FL, LA, MI, MN, OH, WI 1790-1907, Date of Import: Sep 13, 1998, Internal Ref. #1.255.1.61587.10]

Patentee Name: Summit, Jacob E.
Accession Number: AR2780__.262
State: Arkansas
Volume: 2780
Page: 262
Document Number: 9191
Land Office: Camden
Aliquot Part Reference: N½NW
Section Number: 14
Township: 1 South
Range: 25 West
Meridian/Survey Area: Fifth Principal Meridian
Misc. Document Number: 15754
Act/Treaty Authorizing Sale: Homestead Entry Orig.
Date Signed: Aug 16, 1899
Acreage: 160.00

Signed: Yes, the document on file at the BLM contains a signature.

Jacob is buried at Lone Valley, Sims, Montgomery, Arkansas

[NI00312] Information from:
Gordon Summit
Harless Brakebill
James Daniel
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Gordon Summit's notes show middle initial as B
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Mormon Record AFN:FNK1-ST
record shows middle initial of B
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www.genserve.com, Index # 4572
lists middle initial as B
one t
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www.genserve.com, Index # 771
one t
-------------
notes have middle name as Francis[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Information from:
Gordon Summit
Harless Brakebill
James Daniel
--------------
Gordon Summit's notes show middle initial as B
--------------
Mormon Record AFN:FNK1-ST
record shows middle initial of B
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www.genserve.com, Index # 4572
lists middle initial as B
one t
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www.genserve.com, Index # 771
one t
-------------
notes have middle name as Francis

[NI00315] Information from:
Jack Summitt
James Daniel

James Daniel's notes show born in Tennessee

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Message from Jack Summitt, 5-2-97:
Mary Lackey was born in Arkansas, possibly near Sims, in 1845. She was married to John Franicis June 26, 1966 by a Justice of the Peace in Fannin County, Texas. Have a copy of the marriage license. She died in 1880 probably shortly after the birth of George Washington, the last child of John Francis and my Grandfather. She was converted in the Lone Valley Church of God July 9, 1880. George Washington was born July 1, 1880. I would like to know more of Mary. Granville Gene Summitt (jack@ansinet.net)

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Mormon Record AFN:FNK1-T1[GlenScott.FTW]

Notes of Jack Summitt:

"Converted to Church of God at Lone Valley Church in July 1880 at age 39. George Washington was born July 1, 1880. It is thought that she died shortly after his birth."[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Information from:
Jack Summitt
James Daniel

James Daniel's notes show born in Tennessee

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Message from Jack Summitt, 5-2-97:
Mary Lackey was born in Arkansas, possibly near Sims, in 1845. She was married to John Franicis June 26, 1966 by a Justice of the Peace in Fannin County, Texas. Have a copy of the marriage license. She died in 1880 probably shortly after the birth of George Washington, the last child of John Francis and my Grandfather. She was converted in the Lone Valley Church of God July 9, 1880. George Washington was born July 1, 1880. I would like to know more of Mary. Granville Gene Summitt (jack@ansinet.net)

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Mormon Record AFN:FNK1-T1[GlenScott.FTW]

Notes of Jack Summitt:

"Converted to Church of God at Lone Valley Church in July 1880 at age 39. George Washington was born July 1, 1880. It is thought that she died shortly after his birth."

[NI00316] Mormon Record AFN:FNK1-V6
-------------------
Summit, Nancy Jane 5049 Mccullah, Doc S530 1870 MANX1
Summit, Nancy Jane 5049 Mccullah, Doc S530 1870 SUM09FA
-------------------
[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Mormon Record AFN:FNK1-V6
-------------------
Summit, Nancy Jane 5049 Mccullah, Doc S530 1870 MANX1
Summit, Nancy Jane 5049 Mccullah, Doc S530 1870 SUM09FA
-------------------

[NI00317] Information from:
James Daniel

J. Daniels notes suggest born in 1878

Mormon Record AFN:FNK1-WC
record says born 1878

Jack Granville Summitt's notes suggest Henry born in 1878

----------------------
Found on www.genserv.com index#5050
Found on www.genserv.com index#776
----------------------
[JohnASummitt.FTW]

Killed in an Auto accident in Phoenix, AZ. His son Jess was driving the car. Worked a large farm near Annona, TX after leaving Arkansas.[GlenScott.FTW]
[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Information from:
James Daniel

J. Daniels notes suggest born in 1878

Mormon Record AFN:FNK1-WC
record says born 1878

Jack Granville Summitt's notes suggest Henry born in 1878

----------------------
Found on www.genserv.com index#5050
Found on www.genserv.com index#776
----------------------
[JohnASummitt.FTW]

Killed in an Auto accident in Phoenix, AZ. His son Jess was driving the car. Worked a large farm near Annona, TX after leaving Arkansas.[GlenScott.FTW]

[NI00318] Mormon Record AFN:FNK1-XJ
listed as George Summit
--------------------
Found on www.genserv.com index#5051
--------------------
Found on www.genserv.com index#778
----------------------
[GlenScott.FTW]

[JackSummitt.FTW]

George Washington Summitt was a jeweler by trade, primarily a watchmaker. According to son, G. C., they lived in Gorman, Winnsboro, Greenville, Hillsboro, Corsicana, Hubbard, back to Corsicana, then to Port Arthur and to Tulsa, Oklahoma. No knowledge as to how he acquired his trade.

From the Mesquite Hillsboro High School annual of 1921, Granville Chester was a sophomore playing baseball and football. George Washington ran an add in the annual as G. W. Summitt's Jeweler.

The 1922 Corsican, Corsicana High School annual, Granville Chester is playing baseball for Corsicana High. G. C. was not in the 1923 annual. It is assumed that they had moved to Hubbard at this time.

George had a jewelery store near the old 1st National Bank on Beaton Street and later had a store in the 100 block of West Collin in Corsicana.

1880 Montgomery Co.,Ark. Federal Census did not show George Washington. The census was taken June 25, 1880. George was born in July.[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Mormon Record AFN:FNK1-XJ
listed as George Summit
--------------------
Found on www.genserv.com index#5051
--------------------
Found on www.genserv.com index#778
----------------------
[GlenScott.FTW]

[JackSummitt.FTW]

George Washington Summitt was a jeweler by trade, primarily a watchmaker. According to son, G. C., they lived in Gorman, Winnsboro, Greenville, Hillsboro, Corsicana, Hubbard, back to Corsicana, then to Port Arthur and to Tulsa, Oklahoma. No knowledge as to how he acquired his trade.

From the Mesquite Hillsboro High School annual of 1921, Granville Chester was a sophomore playing baseball and football. George Washington ran an add in the annual as G. W. Summitt's Jeweler.

The 1922 Corsican, Corsicana High School annual, Granville Chester is playing baseball for Corsicana High. G. C. was not in the 1923 annual. It is assumed that they had moved to Hubbard at this time.

George had a jewelery store near the old 1st National Bank on Beaton Street and later had a store in the 100 block of West Collin in Corsicana.

1880 Montgomery Co.,Ark. Federal Census did not show George Washington. The census was taken June 25, 1880. George was born in July.

[NI00319] Paul C's notes have here age 41 when she married Francis in 1891.[GlenScott.FTW]

Marriage licence indicates Delitha was 41 years of age at their marriage and Francis was 65 years.
Two duaghters by first marriage: Mary and Ellen

[NI00320] Mormon Record AFN:FNK2-OT[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Mormon Record AFN:FNK2-OT

[NI00321] Paul C. suggests Nancy died Dec. 7, 1864.

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------[GlenScott.FTW]

Nancy's husband disappeared after nancy's death. He apparetnly left the two children to be raised by their grandparents, Jonathon and Betty Summit. His name was scratched out in Betty S. Butler Summitt's Family Bible.

PARDEW, _________; b. Aug. 31, 1864, bapt. Dec 18, 1864.
PARDEW, MARTHA JANE: b. Aug 31, 1860, bapt. Dec 21, 1864.
PARDU, NANCY JANE: Rev. J. Cloninger preached her funeral Jun 24, 1866.
St Pauls Lutheran
[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Paul C. suggests Nancy died Dec. 7, 1864.

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------[GlenScott.FTW]

Nancy's husband disappeared after nancy's death. He apparetnly left the two children to be raised by their grandparents, Jonathon and Betty Summit. His name was scratched out in Betty S. Butler Summitt's Family Bible.

PARDEW, _________; b. Aug. 31, 1864, bapt. Dec 18, 1864.
PARDEW, MARTHA JANE: b. Aug 31, 1860, bapt. Dec 21, 1864.
PARDU, NANCY JANE: Rev. J. Cloninger preached her funeral Jun 24, 1866.
St Pauls Lutheran

[NI00323] Paul M. & Mary J. Summitt
From: PSumm@aol.com
Sent: Thursday, August 28, 1997 2:39 PM
To: Psummitt@msn.com
Cc: JASINDY@aol.com; wamiller@inmind.com; dsummitt@infoave.net
Subject: Need Help on a Civil War Soldier

Paul Moody, as you know I am trying to put together something for the next
newsletter on the James W. Pardue family. For those unfamiliar with this
family, my great great grandfather Jonathan and Bettie Butler Summit had
three children--James Lee, Nancy Jane, and Mary M. Nancy Jane married James
W. Pardue on April 2, 1860. This was to be a tragic senario. Both James W.
and Nancy Jane were dead by the end of the Civil War. Jonathan and Bettie
took in and raised their two children--Martha Jane and James McClellan
Pardue. I just recently came in touch with Betty Keirn, a granddaughter of
James McClellan Pardue, who is kindly furnishing information to me on this
family.

Betty Keirn tells that James W. Pardue enlisted as a private in Company C. of
the 37the regiment of the Tennessee Infantry, Confederate Army, in May 1863
(source: Betty Keirn and National Archives). The Prisoner of War list from
the Office of the Provost Marshal General, Union Army of Ohio, Knoxville, TN
has him "arrested at Athens, in McMinn Co. October 26, 1864 - stealing. Died
Mil. Hosp. Feb. 10, 1865 at Knoxville." Betty Keirns informs me that she is
unable to find his grave. On the other hand, an old letter from James
McClellan Pardue (son of James W.) notes that James W. "is buried in the
National Cemetery in Knoxville." Apparently, James W. and Nancy Jane died
within a few months of each other.

Betty Keirn is very interested in locating James W. Pardue's burial site.
She has apparently spent a lot of effort and has been unsuccessful so far.
I would like to fill in more details on his service and his POW
status/experience. Any information would be appreciated. Paul Moody, I
think maybe your CD covers Confederate soldiers taken into Union custody.
Anyway, help me out.

In the meantime, I will work on the other parts of the Pardue family history.

Paul C. Summitt



[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Paul M. & Mary J. Summitt
From: PSumm@aol.com
Sent: Thursday, August 28, 1997 2:39 PM
To: Psummitt@msn.com
Cc: JASINDY@aol.com; wamiller@inmind.com; dsummitt@infoave.net
Subject: Need Help on a Civil War Soldier

Paul Moody, as you know I am trying to put together something for the next
newsletter on the James W. Pardue family. For those unfamiliar with this
family, my great great grandfather Jonathan and Bettie Butler Summit had
three children--James Lee, Nancy Jane, and Mary M. Nancy Jane married James
W. Pardue on April 2, 1860. This was to be a tragic senario. Both James W.
and Nancy Jane were dead by the end of the Civil War. Jonathan and Bettie
took in and raised their two children--Martha Jane and James McClellan
Pardue. I just recently came in touch with Betty Keirn, a granddaughter of
James McClellan Pardue, who is kindly furnishing information to me on this
family.

Betty Keirn tells that James W. Pardue enlisted as a private in Company C. of
the 37the regiment of the Tennessee Infantry, Confederate Army, in May 1863
(source: Betty Keirn and National Archives). The Prisoner of War list from
the Office of the Provost Marshal General, Union Army of Ohio, Knoxville, TN
has him "arrested at Athens, in McMinn Co. October 26, 1864 - stealing. Died
Mil. Hosp. Feb. 10, 1865 at Knoxville." Betty Keirns informs me that she is
unable to find his grave. On the other hand, an old letter from James
McClellan Pardue (son of James W.) notes that James W. "is buried in the
National Cemetery in Knoxville." Apparently, James W. and Nancy Jane died
within a few months of each other.

Betty Keirn is very interested in locating James W. Pardue's burial site.
She has apparently spent a lot of effort and has been unsuccessful so far.
I would like to fill in more details on his service and his POW
status/experience. Any information would be appreciated. Paul Moody, I
think maybe your CD covers Confederate soldiers taken into Union custody.
Anyway, help me out.

In the meantime, I will work on the other parts of the Pardue family history.

Paul C. Summitt

[NI00324] [GlenScott.FTW]

PARDEW, MARTHA JANE: b. Aug 31, 1860, bapt. Dec 21, 1864. St Pauls Lutheran
[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

[GlenScott.FTW]

PARDEW, MARTHA JANE: b. Aug 31, 1860, bapt. Dec 21, 1864. St Pauls Lutheran

[NI00326] Notes say DOB September 20, 1856
----------
Tombstone says Jacob E. Summitt, Sept. 20, 1853, Jun 1, 1891, Son of J. & L. Summitt, St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran Church Old Cemetery, 8 Mi N Madisonville
-----------
[GlenScott.FTW]

SUMMIT, JACOB EUSEBIUS: b. Sep 20, 1856, bapt. Feb 10, 1857. St Paul's Lutheran

http://www.tngenweb.org/monroe/cems/s4.htm

Tomstone: Summitt, Jacob E. Sep 20, 1853 Jun 1, 1891 Son of J. & L. Summitt St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran Church (Old) 8 Mi N Madisonville W-249

[NI00327] tombstone says David L. Summitt, Jun 15, 1858, Oct 2, 182, "Son of J. & L. Summitt. Death is a debt that's Justly due. That I have paid and so must you. This I own is justly due and I have come to sleep with you.", St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran Church (old) Cemetery, 8 Mi N Madisonville
-----------[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

tombstone says David L. Summitt, Jun 15, 1858, Oct 2, 182, "Son of J. & L. Summitt. Death is a debt that's Justly due. That I have paid and so must you. This I own is justly due and I have come to sleep with you.", St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran Church (old) Cemetery, 8 Mi N Madisonville
-----------[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

[GlenScott.FTW]

http://www.tngenweb.org/monroe/cems/s4.htm

Summitt, David. L. Jun 15, 1858 Oct 2, 1882 Son of J. & L. Summitt "Death is a debt thats Justly due. That I have paid and so must you. This I own is justly due and I have come to sleep with you." St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran Church (Old) 8 Mi N Madisonville W-249[GlenScott.FTW]

http://www.tngenweb.org/monroe/cems/s4.htm

Summitt, David. L. Jun 15, 1858 Oct 2, 1882 Son of J. & L. Summitt "Death is a debt thats Justly due. That I have paid and so must you. This I own is justly due and I have come to sleep with you." St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran Church (Old) 8 Mi N Madisonville W-249

[NI00329] Harless Brakebill suggests her name is Sussanah Doe[GlenScott.FTW]

Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1538-1940

Samant, Frantz Place : Philadelphia
Year : 1768
Primary Individual : Samant, Frantz
Source Code : 9041
Source Name : STRASSBURGER, RALPH BEAVER. Pennsylvania German Pioneers: A Publication of the Original Lists of Arrivals in the Port of Philadelphia from 1727 to 1808. Edited by William John Hinke. Norristown [PA]: Pennsylvania German Society, 1934. 3 vols. Vols. 1 and 3 reprinted by Genealogical Publishing Co., Baltimore, 1964. Repr. 1983. Vol. 1. 1727-1775. 776p.
Source Annotation : Contains 29,800 names, with annotations written by Krebs (see no. 4203). Various references to the names in Strassburger will be found in other listings, mostly where authors have attempted to line up their information with that in Strassburger. This work (often referred to as Strassburger and Hinke) is much superior to no. 7820, Rupp, and no. 1804, Egle. It forms a revision with additions to Rupp and Egle, and was prepared and edited with great accuracy. Vol. 1 contains captains' lists, 1727-1775; vol. 2 has facsimiles of all signatures of signers of oaths of allegiance and oaths of abjuration, and was not included in the G.P.C. reprint; vol. 3 has captains' lists from 1785-1808, and indexes to captains, ships, ports of departure, and surnames in all volumes. The set was originally vols. 42-44 of the Pennsylvania German Society Proceedings.
Source Page # : 722

April Court 1790 "Deed of Sale from Robert & Charles Abernathy to Francis Summitt for (blank) acres dated 1789 April 1 proved by Joseph Abernathy." Lincoln County, North Carolina Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions; 1789 April-1796 April.

April 1806 "Deed of Sale form David Lowrance to Frances Summet for 560A dated 24 January 1806 proved by Ephraim Perkins."

October 1806 "Deed of Saled from Francis Summet to Alexander Brevard & Joseph Graham for 319A dated 28 January 1806 proved by Logan Henderson."


Email from Paul C Summit to Pat Cloninger dated 10/22/1999

"Pat Cloninger, it may not be a land mystery to you, but your explanation casts some new light (for me) on the early Francis Summit (1741-1818) family who settled on Leepers creek we believe around 1769 and moved over to Lyles Creek close to St. John Lutheran in 1802. Francis Summit sold his Leepers
Creek 300 acres to Alexander Brevard and Joseph Graham in 1806 for $319.00 (Book 21, page 586). The land then joined land already owned by Brevard and Graham and land ownd by Peter Forney and Richard Rosdell. Francis Summit had purchased the first 150 acres from Charles and Robert Abernathy according to this 1806 deed in 1789 and acquired the second 150 acres by North Carolina patent in 1789. There is some confusion over when the Abernathys conveyed the property to Francis Summit since the grantee/grantor indexes list the date as 1769. As far as I know, no one has ever been able to locate the
actual deed, though there are at least two deed book cites reflected in the records. One cite is Book 4, page 55. Other evidence indicates that Francis Summit's eldest child, Christian, was born in North Carlina in May 1769, I have leaned toward 1769 as the year of conveyance from the Abernathys.

Pat, I take it that this Francis Summit land probably was also locate in the vicinity of Ore Bank. If so, would it have been located in current Lincoln County or is there a possibility it could have been located in the area now covered by Gaston County?

All of this raises several questions in my mind. When and how did the Abernathys obtain the land they sold to Francis Summit? Where is the deed supposedly in Book 4, page 55 conveying the land to Francis Summit? Since we know the family was Lutheran, what Lutheran church did they associate with?
And, if we know the probable Lutheran church, are there any extant church record? Pat, would you have any thoughts on these questions?

Paul Summitt
Freeport, FL



In a message dated 10/22/1999 3:22:47 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
patcazc@abts.net writes:

<< Subj: Re: Land Mystery
Date: 10/22/1999 3:22:47 PM Pacific Daylight Time
From: patcazc@abts.net (Pat Caswell Cloninger)
To: CATAWBA-WEST-L@rootsweb.com

There is no land mystery. The Men started the Iron industry in Lincoln County. They needed acres and acres of pine trees to make charcoal for their Iron furnaces. In the area of which you speak they owned three furnaces and according to the records they were quite productive so therefore they had to cut many acres of pine trees to make charcoal. Thay paid because the land was where they needed the wood. Why was there a place called ORE BANK? Lincoln County was blessed with deposits of Iron ore.
The remains are still available because they were constructed with stone so big you wonder how they moved them without the use of bull-dozers and other earth moving equipment. How do you think Davidson College was founded? Iron money.

This should solve your mystery.

Happy to help with the History of the area.

Pat C. Cloninger


----- Original Message -----
From:
To:
Sent: Friday, October 22, 1999 5:16 PM
Subject: Land Mystery


> Hi Folks!
>
> I have been working on this little mystery for a while and not finding > answers. I thought I would toss it out and see if any one may have some insights they might offer to help me figure this out..
>
> It involves 2 land grants my ancestor George Reel, Sr was granted and the subsequent sale of that land.
>
> On the 19th of Janaury 1773 in Tryon Co., NC, George Reel was issued a Royal > Grant; 200 acres of land on both sides of Leepers Creek on the Catawba River - on the North side of said creek below a Shoal - land adjoining LawrenceSnipes (Lorentz Schnepp, his father in law) and George Dellingers land. Grant No. 1057
>
> The second grant was issued 29 December 1791 in Lincoln Co., NC. 200 acres adjoing his own line.
>
> Now here is my mystery:
>
> In January 1795 the first 200 acre land grant was sold to John Davidson, Joseph Graham and Alexander Brevard for 200 pounds sterling paid for the land grant to George Reel in 1773, called the Shoal Tract, on both sides of Leepers Creek. (seems a lot of money to pay for 200 aces of land at that time period) George died before April 1795.
>
> On 22 Feb 1805 (Lincoln Co) one of his sons, Godfre Reel, sold to Alexander Brevard and Joseph Grahm fo 50.00, 27 acres on Leepers Creek where Godfrey then lived (part of his inheritence)
>
> On 5 September 1808 (Lincoln Co), another son, Daniel Reel sold to Alexander Brevard and Joseph Graham 200 acres for 200 dollars, adjoining the Shoals and Brevard and Graham's property, of the original grant to George Reel.
>
> Who are Alexander Brevard and Joseph Graham? Why is this property so valueable and so desireable to Alexandser Brevard and Joseph Graham? By 1808 they have bought 427 acres from the Reel family.
>
> I have a vague idea about the location of this property from using GNIS mapping online, which seems to show it located around Maiden, NC.
>
> Does anyone have some knowledge of early local history of that area that might be able to give me some clues?
>
> Thanks for reading this! And thanks for any help!
>
> Charmaine >>

Land Deed to Franics Summit

"Robert & Charles Abernathy, Grantors
Francis Summit, Grantee
[All of Lincoln county, NC]
[Lincoln County Record of Deeds, 1788-1990, C.R. 060.401.5, pp. 309-311]

THIS INDENTURE made the first day of April in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and Eighty nine BETWEEN Robert Abernathy and Charles Abernathy both of the County of Lincoln and State of North Carolina of the one part and Francis Summit of the county and state aforesaid of the other
part WITNESSETH: The said Robert & Charles Abernathy for and in consideration of the sum of forty pounds specie to them in hand paid by the said Francis Summit at or before the sealing and delivery of these presents the receipt is hereby acknowledged hath granted bargained and sold released and confirmed and by these presents doth grant bargain and sell release and confirm unto the said Francis Summit his heirs and assigns forever all that tract or parcel of land situate lying & being in the county and state aforesaid on the waters of Leepers Creek joining land of Charles Williams Beginning at a post oak and running South 56 E 120 poles to a post oak Globbs line thence North 24 E 240 poles to a black oak Williams line thence South 88 W 190 poles to a stake thence to the beginning and the reversion & reversions remainder & remainders rents and services and all the estate right title claim and demand whatsoever of them the said Robert & Charles Abernathy of in & to the said land and premises and of in and to every part & parcel thereof to have and to hold the said tract of land with appurtenances unto the said Francis Summit his heirs & assigns to the only proper use and behoof of him the said Francis
Summit his heirs & assigns forever and the said Robert & Charles Abernathy for [?] their heirs Executors, Administrators. Both covenant and grant to and with the said Francis Summit his heirs and assigns by these presents that they the said Robert and Charles Abernathy & their heirs and all & every other person or persons any thing having or claiming in the said land & premises or any part thereof by from under them shall warrant and forever defend by these presents, In Witness whereof the aid Robert and Charles Abernathy hath here unto set their hands and afixed their seals the day and year first above.

Signed, Sealed, & Delivered Robt. Abernathy (Seal)
in presence of Charles Abernathy (Seal)
Jos. Abernathy
Richard Nance

Lincoln County April Session 1790. The within deed was proved in open court and ordered to be registered.

Witness Jo. Dickson, DCC"




[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Harless Brakebill suggests her name is Sussanah Doe[GlenScott.FTW]

Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1538-1940

Samant, Frantz Place : Philadelphia
Year : 1768
Primary Individual : Samant, Frantz
Source Code : 9041
Source Name : STRASSBURGER, RALPH BEAVER. Pennsylvania German Pioneers: A Publication of the Original Lists of Arrivals in the Port of Philadelphia from 1727 to 1808. Edited by William John Hinke. Norristown [PA]: Pennsylvania German Society, 1934. 3 vols. Vols. 1 and 3 reprinted by Genealogical Publishing Co., Baltimore, 1964. Repr. 1983. Vol. 1. 1727-1775. 776p.
Source Annotation : Contains 29,800 names, with annotations written by Krebs (see no. 4203). Various references to the names in Strassburger will be found in other listings, mostly where authors have attempted to line up their information with that in Strassburger. This work (often referred to as Strassburger and Hinke) is much superior to no. 7820, Rupp, and no. 1804, Egle. It forms a revision with additions to Rupp and Egle, and was prepared and edited with great accuracy. Vol. 1 contains captains' lists, 1727-1775; vol. 2 has facsimiles of all signatures of signers of oaths of allegiance and oaths of abjuration, and was not included in the G.P.C. reprint; vol. 3 has captains' lists from 1785-1808, and indexes to captains, ships, ports of departure, and surnames in all volumes. The set was originally vols. 42-44 of the Pennsylvania German Society Proceedings.
Source Page # : 722

April Court 1790 "Deed of Sale from Robert & Charles Abernathy to Francis Summitt for (blank) acres dated 1789 April 1 proved by Joseph Abernathy." Lincoln County, North Carolina Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions; 1789 April-1796 April.

April 1806 "Deed of Sale form David Lowrance to Frances Summet for 560A dated 24 January 1806 proved by Ephraim Perkins."

October 1806 "Deed of Saled from Francis Summet to Alexander Brevard & Joseph Graham for 319A dated 28 January 1806 proved by Logan Henderson."


Email from Paul C Summit to Pat Cloninger dated 10/22/1999

"Pat Cloninger, it may not be a land mystery to you, but your explanation casts some new light (for me) on the early Francis Summit (1741-1818) family who settled on Leepers creek we believe around 1769 and moved over to Lyles Creek close to St. John Lutheran in 1802. Francis Summit sold his Leepers
Creek 300 acres to Alexander Brevard and Joseph Graham in 1806 for $319.00 (Book 21, page 586). The land then joined land already owned by Brevard and Graham and land ownd by Peter Forney and Richard Rosdell. Francis Summit had purchased the first 150 acres from Charles and Robert Abernathy according to this 1806 deed in 1789 and acquired the second 150 acres by North Carolina patent in 1789. There is some confusion over when the Abernathys conveyed the property to Francis Summit since the grantee/grantor indexes list the date as 1769. As far as I know, no one has ever been able to locate the
actual deed, though there are at least two deed book cites reflected in the records. One cite is Book 4, page 55. Other evidence indicates that Francis Summit's eldest child, Christian, was born in North Carlina in May 1769, I have leaned toward 1769 as the year of conveyance from the Abernathys.

Pat, I take it that this Francis Summit land probably was also locate in the vicinity of Ore Bank. If so, would it have been located in current Lincoln County or is there a possibility it could have been located in the area now covered by Gaston County?

All of this raises several questions in my mind. When and how did the Abernathys obtain the land they sold to Francis Summit? Where is the deed supposedly in Book 4, page 55 conveying the land to Francis Summit? Since we know the family was Lutheran, what Lutheran church did they associate with?
And, if we know the probable Lutheran church, are there any extant church record? Pat, would you have any thoughts on these questions?

Paul Summitt
Freeport, FL



In a message dated 10/22/1999 3:22:47 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
patcazc@abts.net writes:

<< Subj: Re: Land Mystery
Date: 10/22/1999 3:22:47 PM Pacific Daylight Time
From: patcazc@abts.net (Pat Caswell Cloninger)
To: CATAWBA-WEST-L@rootsweb.com

There is no land mystery. The Men started the Iron industry in Lincoln County. They needed acres and acres of pine trees to make charcoal for their Iron furnaces. In the area of which you speak they owned three furnaces and according to the records they were quite productive so therefore they had to cut many acres of pine trees to make charcoal. Thay paid because the land was where they needed the wood. Why was there a place called ORE BANK? Lincoln County was blessed with deposits of Iron ore.
The remains are still available because they were constructed with stone so big you wonder how they moved them without the use of bull-dozers and other earth moving equipment. How do you think Davidson College was founded? Iron money.

This should solve your mystery.

Happy to help with the History of the area.

Pat C. Cloninger


----- Original Message -----
From:
To:
Sent: Friday, October 22, 1999 5:16 PM
Subject: Land Mystery


> Hi Folks!
>
> I have been working on this little mystery for a while and not finding > answers. I thought I would toss it out and see if any one may have some insights they might offer to help me figure this out..
>
> It involves 2 land grants my ancestor George Reel, Sr was granted and the subsequent sale of that land.
>
> On the 19th of Janaury 1773 in Tryon Co., NC, George Reel was issued a Royal > Grant; 200 acres of land on both sides of Leepers Creek on the Catawba River - on the North side of said creek below a Shoal - land adjoining LawrenceSnipes (Lorentz Schnepp, his father in law) and George Dellingers land. Grant No. 1057
>
> The second grant was issued 29 December 1791 in Lincoln Co., NC. 200 acres adjoing his own line.
>
> Now here is my mystery:
>
> In January 1795 the first 200 acre land grant was sold to John Davidson, Joseph Graham and Alexander Brevard for 200 pounds sterling paid for the land grant to George Reel in 1773, called the Shoal Tract, on both sides of Leepers Creek. (seems a lot of money to pay for 200 aces of land at that time period) George died before April 1795.
>
> On 22 Feb 1805 (Lincoln Co) one of his sons, Godfre Reel, sold to Alexander Brevard and Joseph Grahm fo 50.00, 27 acres on Leepers Creek where Godfrey then lived (part of his inheritence)
>
> On 5 September 1808 (Lincoln Co), another son, Daniel Reel sold to Alexander Brevard and Joseph Graham 200 acres for 200 dollars, adjoining the Shoals and Brevard and Graham's property, of the original grant to George Reel.
>
> Who are Alexander Brevard and Joseph Graham? Why is this property so valueable and so desireable to Alexandser Brevard and Joseph Graham? By 1808 they have bought 427 acres from the Reel family.
>
> I have a vague idea about the location of this property from using GNIS mapping online, which seems to show it located around Maiden, NC.
>
> Does anyone have some knowledge of early local history of that area that might be able to give me some clues?
>
> Thanks for reading this! And thanks for any help!
>
> Charmaine >>

Land Deed to Franics Summit

"Robert & Charles Abernathy, Grantors
Francis Summit, Grantee
[All of Lincoln county, NC]
[Lincoln County Record of Deeds, 1788-1990, C.R. 060.401.5, pp. 309-311]

THIS INDENTURE made the first day of April in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and Eighty nine BETWEEN Robert Abernathy and Charles Abernathy both of the County of Lincoln and State of North Carolina of the one part and Francis Summit of the county and state aforesaid of the other
part WITNESSETH: The said Robert & Charles Abernathy for and in consideration of the sum of forty pounds specie to them in hand paid by the said Francis Summit at or before the sealing and delivery of these presents the receipt is hereby acknowledged hath granted bargained and sold released and confirmed and by these presents doth grant bargain and sell release and confirm unto the said Francis Summit his heirs and assigns forever all that tract or parcel of land situate lying & being in the county and state aforesaid on the waters of Leepers Creek joining land of Charles Williams Beginning at a post oak and running South 56 E 120 poles to a post oak Globbs line thence North 24 E 240 poles to a black oak Williams line thence South 88 W 190 poles to a stake thence to the beginning and the reversion & reversions remainder & remainders rents and services and all the estate right title claim and demand whatsoever of them the said Robert & Charles Abernathy of in & to the said land and premises and of in and to every part & parcel thereof to have and to hold the said tract of land with appurtenances unto the said Francis Summit his heirs & assigns to the only proper use and behoof of him the said Francis
Summit his heirs & assigns forever and the said Robert & Charles Abernathy for [?] their heirs Executors, Administrators. Both covenant and grant to and with the said Francis Summit his heirs and assigns by these presents that they the said Robert and Charles Abernathy & their heirs and all & every other person or persons any thing having or claiming in the said land & premises or any part thereof by from under them shall warrant and forever defend by these presents, In Witness whereof the aid Robert and Charles Abernathy hath here unto set their hands and afixed their seals the day and year first above.

Signed, Sealed, & Delivered Robt. Abernathy (Seal)
in presence of Charles Abernathy (Seal)
Jos. Abernathy
Richard Nance

Lincoln County April Session 1790. The within deed was proved in open court and ordered to be registered.

Witness Jo. Dickson, DCC"

[NI00330] Joyce Hughes' notes suggest Christian born on May 5, 1769
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some information from 1860 census, IN, Monroe County, Bean Blossum Township, Stinisville Post Office, page 19, Dwelling # 137, Family # 137
1860 census lists Christian's occupation as Farmer
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Some info obtained from 1850 census, IN, Monroe County, Bean Blossum township, dwelling 500, Family 500
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some info obtained from 1830 census, IN, Monroe County, vol 9, p. 288
1830 census has Summit spelled Sumit
lists 1 male 5-10, 1 male 10-15, 1 male 15-20, 4 males 20-30, 1 male 50-60, 2 females 15-20, and 1 female 40-50
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Mormon Library Call # 1760839
record has birthdate 31Mar1769, name spelled Summet
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Found on www.genserv.com index#1527
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Found on www.genserv.com index#91
DOB listed as Mar 31, 1769
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some info obtained from 1820 census, NC, Lincoln County
Christian Summit
LINC 396 NO TWP L
Two males under 10 years
Two males between 10 and 16 years
One male between 26 and 45 years
Two females under 10 years
Two females between 10 and 16 years
One female between 26 and 45 years
Three male slaves under 14 years
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[JohnASummitt.FTW]

Christian sold his land in Lincoln Co. NC in 1827 and bought land in Monroe Co. IN December 3th 1827. He is listed in the NC census 1820 and as a residence of Monroe Co. IN in the 1830 Census.

It is stated that the Summitts, Stines and Grounds came to Indiana abt 1827 and founded the St. John Luthern Church ( same name as church in NC ,) services were held in the homes. The first bldg was built about 1835 on land provided by Christian for the sum of $ 4 and 371/2 cents . It was a two story log church with weather board siding. It had a unique semi-circular arrangement on both the first and second levels to permit speaking to both levels from a central location in the long south wall. Apparently controversy within the community resulted in a severed connection with the Lutheran Church in the early 1900's and became known as the Old Dutch Church reflecting the German community making up the membership and it is noted the Church shall never have connections to organized Religions. The stone foundation of the orginal building still stands.

Lavina is his daughter by first marriage to Catherine Link, believed to have died in child birth.[GlenScott.FTW]

1810 - Christian Summit, Lincoln County, North Carolina. 2 males under 10 years; 1 male 26 to under 45 years; 2 females under 10 years; 1 female 16 to under 26 years. 1810 Census, Lincoln County, Roll 40, page 452.

1820 - Christian Summit, Lincoln County, North Carolina. 2 males under 10 years; 2 males 10 to under 16 years; 1 male 26 to under 45 years; 2 females under 10 years; 2 females 10 to under 16 years; 1 female 26 to under 45 years. 1820 Census, Lilncoln County, Roll 83, page 396.


Estate of Christian Summit, Monroe County, Indiana (1865). This is the estate of the original Indiana Summit settler in Monroe County, Indiana, who died at the age of over 96 years. He had a large amount of personal property and an extensive inventory was submitted on May 31, 1865. Jefferson Wampler was the administrator of the estate. A sale of the personal property was conducted on 30 May 1865 that listed the buyers--some listed were Daniel Summit, F. or J. C. Summit, C.A. Summit, Lawson Summit. Marion, C.A. and Daniel Summit were paid to working the decedent's farm during the course of administering the estate in July 1866. Payments made in the final accounting of the estate were to (among others): Daniel Summit, Hannah Summit (widow of the dec'd for the statutory allowance of $300), and L.D. Summit.


Christian and Elizabeth moved their family from North Carolina to Stinesville, Monroe County, Indiana, about 1828, where they helped found St John's Lutheran Church. It later became known as the "Old Dutch Church. They are both buried here. Christian sold his land in Lincoln Co. NC in 1827 and bought land in Monroe Co. IN December 3th 1827. He is listed in the NC census 1820 and as a residence of Monroe Co. IN in the 1830 Census.

It is stated that the Summitts, Stines and Grounds came to Indiana abt 1827 and founded the St. John Luthern Church ( same name as church in NC ,) services were held in the homes. The first bldg was built about 1835 on land provided by Christian for the sum of $ 4 and 371/2 cents . It was a two story log church with weather board siding. It had a unique semi-circular arrangement on both the first and second levels to permit speaking to both levels from a central location in the long south wall. Apparently controversy within the community resulted in a severed connection with the Lutheran Church in the early 1900's and became known as the Old Dutch Church reflecting the German community making up the membership and it is noted the Church shall never have connections to organized Religions. The stone foundation of the orginal building still stands.

Lavina is his daughter by first marriage to Catherine Link, believed to have died in child birth.

Ine\ the 1810 North Carolina Census it lists 2 males under 10; 1 male between 26 and 45; 2 females unders 10 and one female between 16 and 26.

In the 1820 North Carolina Census he is listed with 2 sons under ten; 2 sons between ten and sixteen; and one male between twenty-six and forty-five; 2 females under ten; 2 females between ten and sixteen; 1 female betweenn twenty-six and forty-five. Also three males slaves listed between the ages of 14 and 26, making their birth dates between 1794 and 1806.


1850 Monroe County (Bean Blossom Township) Indiana Census

Summet, Christian; 81 years; Male; Farmer; Birthplace: North Carolina
Summet, Hannah; 55 years; Female; Housekeeping; Birthplace: Kentucky
Summet, Lawson; 24 years; Male; Farmer; Birthplace: North Carolina

1850 Christian Summet M 81 Farmer Born North Carolina
Hannah F 55 Born Kentucky
Lawson M 24 Born North Carolina

Monroe County, Indiana, Bean Blossom Township.

[This is the original Christian Summit, son of Francis & Dolly Summit, with his third wife Hannah Cornwell Ellett and his youngest son Lawson A. Summit born 1826]



Land Patent Records for Indiana:
SUMMET, CHRISTIAN 02/08/1831 10849 IN1090__.074 (MONROE COUNTY)
SUMMET, CHRISTIAN 05/10/1828 1285 IN0030__.271 (MONROE COUNTY)
SUMMET, CHRISTIAN 10/01/1835 6761 IN0140__.202 (MONROE COUNTY)
SUMMIT, CHRISTIAN 10/01/1835 4262 IN0090__.232 (MONROE COUNTY)

Patent Description IN0090__.232
Cancelled: N Document Nr. : 4262 Misc. Document Nr. :
Patentee Name: SUMMIT, CHRISTIAN
Warrantee Name:
Authority: April 24, 1820: Cash Entry Sale (3 Stat. 566)
Signature Present: Y
Signature Date: 10/01/1835 Metes/Bounds: N
Survey Date: Subsurface Reserved: N
Land Office: VINCENNES
Comments:


Legal Land Descriptions
Nr. Aliquot Parts Sec/Blk Township Range Fract. Sect. Meridian Acres Counties
1 SWNE 8/ 10-N 2-W N 2ND PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN 40 MONROE

Patent Description IN1090__.074
Cancelled: N Document Nr. : 10849 Misc. Document Nr. :
Patentee Name: SUMMET, CHRISTIAN
Warrantee Name:
Authority: April 24, 1820: Cash Entry Sale (3 Stat. 566)
Signature Present: Y
Signature Date: 02/08/1831 Metes/Bounds: N
Survey Date: Subsurface Reserved: N
Land Office: CRAWFORDSVILLE
Comments:


Legal Land Descriptions
Nr. Aliquot Parts Sec/Blk Township Range Fract. Sect. Meridian Acres Counties
1 E½NE 3/ 10-N 2-W N 2ND PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN 88.2 MONROE
Patent Description IN0030__.271
Cancelled: N Document Nr. : 1285 Misc. Document Nr. :
Patentee Name: SUMMET, CHRISTIAN
Warrantee Name:
Authority: April 24, 1820: Cash Entry Sale (3 Stat. 566)
Signature Present: Y
Signature Date: 05/10/1828 Metes/Bounds: N
Survey Date: Subsurface Reserved: N
Land Office: VINCENNES
Comments:


Legal Land Descriptions
Nr. Aliquot Parts Sec/Blk Township Range Fract. Sect. Meridian Acres Counties
1 SW 27/ 10-N 2-W N 2ND PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN 160 MONROE
Patent Description IN0140__.202
Cancelled: N Document Nr. : 6761 Misc. Document Nr. :
Patentee Name: SUMMET, CHRISTIAN
Warrantee Name:
Authority: April 24, 1820: Cash Entry Sale (3 Stat. 566)
Signature Present: Y
Signature Date: 10/01/1835 Metes/Bounds: N
Survey Date: Subsurface Reserved: N
Land Office: VINCENNES
Comments:


Legal Land Descriptions
Nr. Aliquot Parts Sec/Blk Township Range Fract. Sect. Meridian Acres Counties
1 NENE 33/ 10-N 2-W N 2ND PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN 40 MONROE





INDEX OF DEED RECORDS OF MONROE CO. INDIANA: BOOK 1
WILSON ALEXANDER 3388 Summit Christian 18301028 C 283
SUMMIT L A Summit Christan 18500404 N 244 2923
SUMMITT CHRISTIAN Summit L A 18500404 N 243 2922
SUMMITT FOSTER Hill nathan w 18480529 L 228 2779

LDS Records
CHRISTIAN SUMMET Sex: M
Event(s): Born: 31 Mar 1769 Lincoln', 'North Carolina
Parents: Father: FRANCIS SUMMET Mother: DOLLY Film Number: 1760839

Christian SUMMIT (AFN: 1DR9-901)
Sex: M Event(s): Born: 31 May 1769, Lincoln, North Carolina
Died: Apr 1865 Buried: Monroe, Indiana, Old Dutch Cem

Marriage(s):
Spouse: Catherine LINK (AFN: 1DR9-8V7) Marriage: 1802

History of Monroe County, Indiana, p. 494: "The Lutherans organized a class about 1845 or earlier, and soon build a church south of Stinesville. Among the leading families belonging were the Stines, the Summits and others."

Old Dutch Cemetery from Cemeteries of Monroe County Death Index C/1830-1990. Computer data base, Rachel Rice. Compiled and assembled by Marcella Deckard and Claude F. Rice. 1993, Monroe County Historical Society, Bloomington, IN 47408 (remarks after the birth and death dates are as they are in the
text):

SUMMIT Christian
04/18/1865
95/10/19

SUMMIT Eliz
01/17/1781
03/04/1845
w/o C

SUMMIT Flora J
09/29/1850
-----
w/o John C

SUMMITT Daniel
09/28/1811
10/15/1880

SUMMITT Emma C
06/23/1955
79. w/James

SUMMITT Infant
04/26/1850
11m. s/o DM

SUMMITT Infant
1892
s/o J&E

SUMMITT Infant
1899
s/o J&E

SUMMITT Infant
1918
d/o JC

SUMMITT James E
1861-1931

SUMMITT John
03/15/1804
09/21/1845

SUMMITT John C
11/17/1842
12/27/1915

SUMMITT Joseph
11/27/1856
39.

SUMMITT Louie
08/11/1872
11m. d/L&K

SUMMITT Lydia
04/04/1813
01/02/1900
w/o John

SUMMITT Malinda Adali
10/06/1833
30. w/Lawso

SUMMITT Marion
01/11/1871
29.09.16

SUMMITT Mary C
02/21/1816
11/22/1878
w/o Daniel

SUMMITT Mary Ellen
1914-1938
d/o J&E

[NI00332] some information obtained from 1850 census, NC, Catawba County, Reel 624, page 140
1850 census lists Francis's occupation as Farmer
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From Glen Summit's notes on the Summitt Family Quarterly Discussion dated 3Mar1999
"The Heritage of Rowan County, North Carolina, Volume 1, 1991."
The following is from descendant article number 822 on page 555.
"Elizabeth Shook married Francis Summit ca 1804 and they had several children. The only ones known are John 1805, Alexander 1812, James J. 1813, Julia Ann 1830, Marcus 1836, and Vina 1838. More than likely, there were others. Only Elizabeth and Francis appear in the 1850 census of Catawa County." This was written by Shela We . . . and she gives her sources as census records, family records, family history, vital records, marriage and church records.

We know that the marriage date indicated is wrong, the marriage bond is clearly dated January 19, 1809. John b. 1805, as far as I know was the son of Jacob. Alexander is a pleasant surprise, I have always thought he was either a son of Jacob or Francis. The remainder of the children do show up on census records for Francis.

The 1810 North Carolina Census for Francis simply lists 1 male under ten, one male between 16 and 26, one female between 16 and 26.
The 1820 North Carolina Census lists 2 sons under ten; 1 male between 25 and 45; 4 females under ten; 1 female between 26 and 45. Also 1 male slave is listed between the age of 14 and 26.
The 1830 Indiana census shows Francis Jr in Knox county, but he is back in Catawa County, North Carolina according to the 1850 census with four children. So it seems the early census information indicates that it is possible for Alexander to be the son of Francis. Maybe this is a clue that we could follow up with more research.
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Found on www.genserv.com index#93
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[GlenScott.FTW]

Census Data:

1810 - Francis Summit (younger), Lincoln County, North Carolina. 1 male under 10 years; 1 male 16 to under 26 years; 1 female 16 16 to under 16 years. 1810 Census, Lincoln County, Roll 40, page 444.

1820 - Francis Summit (younger), Lincoln County, North Carolina. 2 males under 10 years; 1 male 26 to under 45 years; 4 females under 10 years; 1 female 26 to under 45 years. 1820 Census, Lincoln County, Roll 83, page 394. Also 1 male slave is listed between the age of fourteen and twenty-six.

The 1830 Indiana Census show Francis Jr in Knox County without his wife, but he is back in Catawba County, North Carolina according to the 1850 Census with four children and no wife again. Note: An Elizabeth Summit is listed in the 1850 Census living under the roof of Daniel and Cassandra Smyer, farmers. The census lists her age as 63. This may be the separated wife of Francis Summit.

1850 Francis Summit M 67 farmer Born Catawba Co., N.C.
James I. (or J.) M 31 farmer same
Maybe Pauline (?) F 20 same
Marcus M 14 same
Vina F 12 same

1850 Census, Catawba County, North Carolina, page 273.

"The Heritage of Rowan County North Carolina, Volume 1 1991. The following is from descendant article number 822 on page 555.

"Elizabeth Shook married Francis Summit ca. 1804 and they had several children. The only ones known are John 1805; Alexander 1812; James J 1813; Julia Ann 1830; Marcus 1836; and Vina 1838; More than likely, there were others. Only Elizabeth and Francis appear in the 1850 census of Catawba County." This was writen by Sheila We..... and she gives her sources as census records, family records, family history, vital records, marriage and church records.

We know that the marriage indicated is wrong, the marriage bond is clearly dated January 19, 1809. John b. 1805, is the son of Jacob Summit and Polly Cloninger, as proven by John's second Marriage License. Alexander is a surprise, I have always thought he was either a son of Jacob or Francis, again caution should be taken here, and I suspect Alexander is actually a son of Jacob. However, the remainder of the children do show up on census records for Francis.


"The Heritage of Rowan County North Carolina, Volume 1 1991.

E-mail from Dan Summit 3/5/1999:

"Glen ,I know it sounds a little far fetched but I talked with new found cousins in Kings Mountain, NC. This was almost a year ago.

They were doing Summitt research as well. (They are not on line) Their grandmother told them emphatically that "John was a scoundrel" and some of Francis and Elizabeth's children were actually fathered by John. I am not offering this as proof because it is second hand information and I
could not locate the source of her information.

I have two bits of information regarding Henry's father (and that's about all it's worth)
1. The Rev. Linn's article naming John as the father of Henry
2. The marriage license of Henry and Amanda naming Daniel as Henry's father.

I am not prepared to rule out any of the son's of Johanne's as the father at this time, although Francis, John and Jacob are the most likely. If John really was a scoundrel, this might account for Henry listing Daniel as his father at the time of his second marriage. Pure speculation on my part. Later Dan"


MUSTER ROLLS; SOLDIERS OF THE WAR OF 1812; DETACHED FROM THE MILITIA OF NORTH CAROLINA IN 1812 AND 1814; LINCOLN COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA1814; SEVENTH REGIMENT LINCOLN COUNTY SECOND REGIMENT, (Francis Summitt is listed with two t's.) FRANCIS SUMMITT (7th Regiment - Lincoln County 2nd Regiment).


1830 Knox County Indiana Census;


White Males: Columns A and B
colunm A=white males 0 to under 60 column B=white males 60 to over 100
A-1 under 5 B-1 60-under 70
A-2 5-under 10 B-2 70-under 80
A-3 10-under 15 B-3 80-under 90
A-4 15-under 20 B-4 90-under 100
A-5 20-under30 B-5 over 100
A-6 30-under 40
A-7 40-under 50
A-8 50-under 60

White Females: Columns C and D

column C=white females 60 to over 100 column D=white females 60 to over 100
C-1 under 5 D-1 60-under 70
C-2 5-under 10 D-2 70-under 80
C-3 l0-under l5 D-3 80-under 90
C-4 15-under 20 D-4 90-under 100
C-5 20-under 30 D-5 over 100
C-6 30-under 40
C-7 40-under 50
C-8 50-under 60

FREE COLORED: Columns E and F
column E =Free Colored Males column F=Free Colored Females
E-1 under 10 F-1 under 10
E-2 10-under 24 F-2 10-under 24
E-3 24-under 36 F-3 24-under 36
E-4 36-under 55 F-4 36-under 55
E-5 55-under 100 F-S 55-under 100
E-6 100 and up F-6 100 and up


266 SUMMETT Henry 21000010 21100100
267 SUMMITT Frances 00000010

[JohnASummitt.FTW]

The 1830 Census shows Francis Jr. in Knox Co., Indiana and back in Catawba Co., NC in 1850 Census with four children James, Marcus, Vina and female

[NI00333] Church Records of Trinity Lutheran Church, Reading, Berks County, Pennsylvania
Sammet, Maria Gertraud
Child's Birth/Baptism Date: 13 Mar 1760
Father: Christian Sammet
Mother: Maria
Sponsors: Georg & Gertraud Bernhard
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[GlenScott.FTW]

Child Parents Birth Baptism Sponsor
Sammet, Maria Gertraud Christian & Maria 3/13/1760 Georg & Gertraud Bernhard (REF)

From: "Trinity Lutheran, Reading, Pennsylvaniia An Alphabetized Compilation of Baptisms, Marriages, and Deaths from 1751-1904" Prepared by Jacqueline B Nein and Gail H Hesser; 1988.


aria Gertraud SAMMET - International Genealogical Index/North America Gender: F Christening: 1760 Reading, Trinity Lutheran Church, Berks, Pennsylvania

IGI Record
"Maria Gertraud SAMMET
Sex: F Event(s): Christened: 1760 Reading, Trinity Lutheran Church, Berks, Pennsylvania
Parents: Father: Christian SAMMET Mother: Maria Batch number: C507231"
[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Church Records of Trinity Lutheran Church, Reading, Berks County, Pennsylvania
Sammet, Maria Gertraud
Child's Birth/Baptism Date: 13 Mar 1760
Father: Christian Sammet
Mother: Maria
Sponsors: Georg & Gertraud Bernhard
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[GlenScott.FTW]

Child Parents Birth Baptism Sponsor
Sammet, Maria Gertraud Christian & Maria 3/13/1760 Georg & Gertraud Bernhard (REF)

From: "Trinity Lutheran, Reading, Pennsylvaniia An Alphabetized Compilation of Baptisms, Marriages, and Deaths from 1751-1904" Prepared by Jacqueline B Nein and Gail H Hesser; 1988.


aria Gertraud SAMMET - International Genealogical Index/North America Gender: F Christening: 1760 Reading, Trinity Lutheran Church, Berks, Pennsylvania

IGI Record
"Maria Gertraud SAMMET
Sex: F Event(s): Christened: 1760 Reading, Trinity Lutheran Church, Berks, Pennsylvania
Parents: Father: Christian SAMMET Mother: Maria Batch number: C507231"

[NI00334] Mormon Record AFN:TLPJ-KD
record has her listed as Dola
has DOB listed as 1781
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Found on www.genserv.com index#94
DOB listed as 1785
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Found on www.genserv.com index#6628
------------------------
[GlenScott.FTW]

Dola SUMMIT (AFN: TLPJ-KD) Sex: F Event(s): Born: 1785, Catawba, NC Died: Feb 1862 Marriage(s):
Spouse: John CLONINGER (AFN: TLPJ-J7) [Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Mormon Record AFN:TLPJ-KD
record has her listed as Dola
has DOB listed as 1781
----------------
Found on www.genserv.com index#94
DOB listed as 1785
----------------
Found on www.genserv.com index#6628
------------------------
[GlenScott.FTW]

Dola SUMMIT (AFN: TLPJ-KD) Sex: F Event(s): Born: 1785, Catawba, NC Died: Feb 1862 Marriage(s):
Spouse: John CLONINGER (AFN: TLPJ-J7)

[NI00337] Found on www.genserv.com index#1551[GlenScott.FTW]

Catherine SUMMET Sex: F Marriage(s): Spouse: Henry HUIT Marriage: 21 Oct 1817 Lincoln', 'North Carolina Batch number: M516021

[NI00339] Found on www.genserv.com index#1527
listed as Betsy
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[NI00341] Lincoln Co. DB 40:36-37 dated 1842. Elizabeth Summitt to Henry Shook, both of Lincoln Co., NC; for $21.00 conveys "two tracts that is to say one-thirteenth part undivided it being part of the land formerly belonging to my father Frederick Shook dec'd. adjoining lands of Soloman Deal, William Hunsucker & others .. on the waters of Lyles Creek" The first tract is stated to contain 152 acres; the second tract's acreage is not stated, but William Fulbright is mentioned as a neighboring landowner. "... containing in both tracts 274 acres except 51 1/2 acres sold to Danl. Shook." Signed: Elisabeth her ___ mark Summit. Witnesses: Ja. Williams, David Huit.

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[GlenScott.FTW]

1842 -- Lincoln Co. DB 40:36-37 dated 1842. Elizabeth Summitt to Henry Shook, both of Lincoln Co., NC; for $21.00 conveys "two tracts that is to say one-thirteenth part undivided it being part of the land formerly belonging to my father Frederick Shook dec'd. adjoining lands of Soloman Deal, William Hunsucker & others .. on the waters of Lyles Creek" The first tract is stated to contain 152 acres; the second tract's acreage is not stated, but William Fulbright is mentioned as a neighboring landowner. "... containing in both tracts 274 acres except 51 1/2 acres sold to Danl. Shook." Signed: Elisabeth her ___ mark Summit. Witnesses: Ja. Williams, David Huit.

1850 Census, Catawba County, North Carolina, page 275.

Daniel Smyer Sen M 63 Born Catawba Co., N.C.
Catherine Smyer F 49 same
Elizabeth Summit F 63 same

This is Elizabeth Summit age 63 listed in the 1850 Catawba County census in the household of Daniel Smyersen age 63 and a Catherine Smyer Senior age 49. The last name "Smyer" is difficult to read. This is most likely Elizabeth Shook Summitt who was the wife of Francis Jr. married January 19, 1809. Remember that Francis was in Knox County IN listed alone in the 1830 Census and had a separate entry in the 1850 census.

[NI00343] Mormon Record AFN:TLPJ-J7
record has him as John[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Mormon Record AFN:TLPJ-J7
record has him as John[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

[GlenScott.FTW]

John CLONINGER (AFN: TLPJ-J7)
Sex: M Event(s):
Born: 9 May 1781
<, Catawba, NC>
Died: 28 Dec 1837

Parents:
Father: Michael CLONINGER (AFN: TLPJ-6H)
Mother: Barbara (AFN: TLPJ-7N)[GlenScott.FTW]

John CLONINGER (AFN: TLPJ-J7)
Sex: M Event(s):
Born: 9 May 1781
<, Catawba, NC>
Died: 28 Dec 1837

Parents:
Father: Michael CLONINGER (AFN: TLPJ-6H)
Mother: Barbara (AFN: TLPJ-7N)

[NI00345] FTM Marriage CD spells last name as Thronbarg[GlenScott.FTW]

IGI Record

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Jacob THORNBURG
Sex: M

Event(s):
Born: 1795
', 'North Carolina

Marriage(s):
Spouse: Elizabeth

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Source Information:


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Film Number: 442665
Page Number:
Reference Number: 04635

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[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

FTM Marriage CD spells last name as Thronbarg[GlenScott.FTW]

IGI Record

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Jacob THORNBURG
Sex: M

Event(s):
Born: 1795
', 'North Carolina

Marriage(s):
Spouse: Elizabeth

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Source Information:


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Film Number: 442665
Page Number:
Reference Number: 04635

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[NI00347] Some information obtained from 1860 census, IN, Monroe County, Richland Township, page 97, Dwelling 703, Family #681
1860 census lists Jacob's occupation as Farmer
-------------------
Some info obtained from 1850 census, IN, Monroe County, Richland township, District 74, page 244, dwelling 338, Family 338
-------------------
Mormon Library Call # 1760761
------------------
www.genserve.com, Index # 149
has wife's last name spelled Kirby
-----------------
[JohnASummitt.FTW]

Easter's Mother, (Ester Kisby ?) was living with them noted on the 1850 Census as 76 B. VA[GlenScott.FTW]

Estate of Jacob Summit, Monroe County, Indiana (1862). Inventory submitted by Wm. T. A. Summit for the estate of Jacob Summit on March 15, 1862. Widow apparently survived Jacob.

http://c-23.rootsweb.com/usgenweb/archives/in/monroe/census/1850/richla74.txt
1850 Monroe County (Richland Township) Indiana Census

Summet, Jacob; 43 years; Male; Farmer; Birthplace: North Carolina
Summet, Easter; 35 years; Female; Housekeeping; Birthplace: Virginia
Summet, Jeremiah; 16 years; Male; Birthplace: Indiana
Summet, Alice; 13 years; Female; Birthplace: Indiana
Summet, Easter; 9 years; Female; Birthplace: Indiana
Summet, William; 8 years; Male; Birthplace: Indiana
Summet, Henry; 6 years; Male; Birthplace: Indiana
Kirby, Esther; 76 years; Female; Birthplace: Virginia

1860 Monroe County, Indiana, Richland Township

Jacob Summit M 53 Farmer Born North Carolina
Esther F 48 Born Virginia
Jeremiah M 26 Farmhand Born Indiana
Alice F 23 same
William M 19 same
Joel M 16 same
Sarah F 10 same




Land patent Records for Indiana:
SUMMET, JACOB 11/07/1837 12916 IN2080__.319 (KNOX COUNTY)
SUMMIT, JACOB 08/01/1839 18801 IN2200__.172 (KNOX COUNTY)


INDEX OF DEED RECORDS OF MONROE CO. INDIANA: BOOK 1

PUETT ELISHA 2769 Summit Jacob 18320626 D 198
PUETT JESSE 2871 Summitt Jacob 18400311 H 388

Land Patent Report

Patent Description IN2200__.172
Cancelled: N Document Nr. : 18801 Misc. Document Nr. :
Patentee Name: SUMMIT, JACOB
Warrantee Name:
Authority: April 24, 1820: Cash Entry Sale (3 Stat. 566)
Signature Present: Y
Signature Date: 08/01/1839 Metes/Bounds: N
Survey Date: Subsurface Reserved: N
Land Office: VINCENNES
Comments:


Legal Land Descriptions
Nr. Aliquot Parts Sec/Blk Township Range Fract. Sect. Meridian Acres Counties
1 NWSE 10/ 1-N 8-W N 2ND PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN 40 KNOX
Patent Description IN2080__.319
Cancelled: N Document Nr. : 12916 Misc. Document Nr. :
Patentee Name: SUMMET, JACOB
Warrantee Name:
Authority: April 24, 1820: Cash Entry Sale (3 Stat. 566)
Signature Present: Y
Signature Date: 11/07/1837 Metes/Bounds: N
Survey Date: Subsurface Reserved: N
Land Office: VINCENNES
Comments:


Legal Land Descriptions
Nr. Aliquot Parts Sec/Blk Township Range Fract. Sect. Meridian Acres Counties
1 NWSW 2/ 1-N 8-W N 2ND PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN 40 KNOX

[NI00348] Mormon Library Call # 1760776
has birthdate 13 Dec 1809
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Found on www.genserv.com index#150
has husband's name as Jacob
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[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Mormon Library Call # 1760776
has birthdate 13 Dec 1809
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Found on www.genserv.com index#150
has husband's name as Jacob
-----------------

[NI00349] some information obtained from 1860 census, IN, Monroe County, Bean Blossum Township, Stinisville Post Office, Page 14-15, Dwelling # 108, Family # 108
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1860 census has Daniel's last name spelled Summet, occupation listed as Farmer
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some information obtained from 1850 census, IN, Monroe County, Bean Blossum Township, District 74, page 255, dwelling 470, family 470
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Mormon Library Call # 1760761 has birthdate 29 Sept 1811, last name spelled Summet
----------------
Found on www.genserv.com index#151
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[GlenScott.FTW]

[Daniel Summit signed his will on October 2, 1880 and it was entered for probate November 30, 1880. The probate documents list at least the following children: Louisa E. Steinwalt, Julia A. Beaumont, Mary E. Parks, Sarah C. Toommy, Margaret U. Stine, David M. Summit, Rachel J. Sturgeon (dec’d) and America C. Jackson (dec’d). The 1850, 1860 and 1870 censuses taken together identify the following children of this family: (1) Louisa (2) Rachael (3) Julia Ann (4) Mary E. (5) America C. (6) Sarah Catharine (7) Margaret W. (possible “U”) (8) David M. (9) Daniel P. (10) Christian N. (11) Isadora (12) Caledonia and (13) James.] Paul C Summitt's notes.


Family Tree Leaves
Summits Q378

Will Book IV, 1873-1890, Monroe County, Indiana

Summit, Daniel, pages 266-268
Signed: 2 Oct 1880 Probate: 30 Nov 1880

The following named children have already received outfits of furniture: Loueisa E. Steinwalt, Julia A. Beaumont, Mary E. Parks, Sarah C. Toommy, Margaret U. Stine, David M. Summit, Rachel J. Sturgeon (Dec'd), America C. Jackson (Dec'd).

Real estate to be divided equally after $1.00 given to each named child except Margaret U. Stine unless Abros Stine pays debt to estate.

Executor: James L. Steinwalt
Witnesses: John Branstetter, James L Steinwalt, John P. Leamon.

Probate and Guardianship files on Monroe County microfilm (a separate xerox sheet in this packet also lists these individuals and provides a description of microfilm program)

Christian Summet, roll # 7
Joseph Summet, roll #7
Joseph Summett, roll #8
Melinda A. Summett, roll #11
Jacob Summit, roll #77
John Summit, roll #8
Joseph E. Summit, roll #11
John Summits, roll #8
Joseph Summits, roll #7
Christian N. Summitt, role #22
Daniel Summitt, role #19


INDEX OF DEED RECORDS OF MONROE CO. INDIANA: BOOK 2
(Most dates fall between 1841-1852 but earlier and later dates are possible. All must fall inside the 19th century) © 1998 Monroe County Historical Society, All Rights Reserved.
http://www.kiva.net/~mchm/land2.htm

CAMPBELL M M Summit Jjoseph 18511113 N 332 778

1850 Monroe County (Bean Blossom Township) Indiana Census

Summet, Daniel; 39 years; Male; Farmer; Birthplace: North Carolina
Summet, Mary; 35 years; Female; Housekeeping; Birthplace: Indiana
Summet, Louisa; 14 years; Female; Birthplace: Indiana
Summet, Rachael; 12 years; Female; Birthplace: Indiana
Summet, Julia; 9 years; Female; Birthplace: Indiana
Summet, Mary; 7 years; Female; Birthplace: Indiana
Summet, America; 5 years; Female; Birthplace: Indiana
Summet, Catherine; 4 years; Female; Birthplace: Indiana
Summet, Margaret; 2 years; Female; Birthplace: Indiana


1860 Monroe County (Bean Blossom Township) Indiana Census, dated June 28, 1860

Summet, Daniel; 48 years; Male; Farmer; Birthplace: North Carolina
Summet, Mary; 44 years; Female; Birthplace: Indiana
Summet, Julia Ann; 19 years; Female; Birthplace: Indiana
Summet, Mary E; 18 years; Female; Birthplace: Indiana
Summet, America C; 16 years; Female; Birthplace: Indiana
Summet, Sarah B; 14 years; Female; Birthplace: Indiana
Summet, Margaret W; 12 years; Female; Birthplace: Indiana
Summet, David M; 9 years; Male; Birthplace: Indiana
Summet, Daniel P; 8 years; Male; Birthplace: Indiana
Summet, Christian; 5 years; Male; Birthplace: Indiana
Summet, Izadora; 3 years; Female; Birthplace: Indiana
Summet, Caledonia; 9 months; Female; Birthplace: Indiana

1870 Monroe County Indiana Census

Summit, Daniel; 58 years; Male; Farmer; Birthplace: North Carolina
Summit, Mary; 54 years; Female; Housekeeping; Birthplace: Indiana
Summit, Mary E; 29 years; Female; Birthplace: Indiana
Summit, Sarah; 22 years; Female; Birthplace: Indiana
Summit, David; 18 years; Male; Birthplace: Indiana
Summit, Daniel P; 15 years; Male; Birthplace: Indiana
Summit, Christian; 14 years; Male; Birthplace: Indiana
Summit, Isadora; 12 years; Female; Birthplace: Indiana
Summit, Caladonia; 10 years; Female; Birthplace: Indiana
Summit, James; 9 years; Male; Birthplace: Indiana

1880 Monroe County Indiana Census

Summit, Daniel; 67 years; Male; Farmer; POB: Indiana; Dad's POB: North Carolina; Mom's POB: Indiana
Summit, Daniel P; 25 years; Male; Son; POB: Indiana; Dad's POB: Indiana; Mom's POB: Indiana
Summit, Christian; 23 years; Male; Son; POB: Indiana; Dad's POB: Indiana; Mom's POB: Indiana
Summit, Isadora; 21 years; Female; Daughter; POB: Indiana; Dad's POB: Indiana; Mom's POB: Indiana
Caladonia; 20 years; Female; Daughter; POB: Indiana; Dad's POB: Indiana; Mom's POB: Indiana

[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

some information obtained from 1860 census, IN, Monroe County, Bean Blossum Township, Stinisville Post Office, Page 14-15, Dwelling # 108, Family # 108
--------------
1860 census has Daniel's last name spelled Summet, occupation listed as Farmer
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some information obtained from 1850 census, IN, Monroe County, Bean Blossum Township, District 74, page 255, dwelling 470, family 470
---------------
Mormon Library Call # 1760761 has birthdate 29 Sept 1811, last name spelled Summet
----------------
Found on www.genserv.com index#151
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[GlenScott.FTW]

[Daniel Summit signed his will on October 2, 1880 and it was entered for probate November 30, 1880. The probate documents list at least the following children: Louisa E. Steinwalt, Julia A. Beaumont, Mary E. Parks, Sarah C. Toommy, Margaret U. Stine, David M. Summit, Rachel J. Sturgeon (dec’d) and America C. Jackson (dec’d). The 1850, 1860 and 1870 censuses taken together identify the following children of this family: (1) Louisa (2) Rachael (3) Julia Ann (4) Mary E. (5) America C. (6) Sarah Catharine (7) Margaret W. (possible “U”) (8) David M. (9) Daniel P. (10) Christian N. (11) Isadora (12) Caledonia and (13) James.] Paul C Summitt's notes.


Family Tree Leaves
Summits Q378

Will Book IV, 1873-1890, Monroe County, Indiana

Summit, Daniel, pages 266-268
Signed: 2 Oct 1880 Probate: 30 Nov 1880

The following named children have already received outfits of furniture: Loueisa E. Steinwalt, Julia A. Beaumont, Mary E. Parks, Sarah C. Toommy, Margaret U. Stine, David M. Summit, Rachel J. Sturgeon (Dec'd), America C. Jackson (Dec'd).

Real estate to be divided equally after $1.00 given to each named child except Margaret U. Stine unless Abros Stine pays debt to estate.

Executor: James L. Steinwalt
Witnesses: John Branstetter, James L Steinwalt, John P. Leamon.

Probate and Guardianship files on Monroe County microfilm (a separate xerox sheet in this packet also lists these individuals and provides a description of microfilm program)

Christian Summet, roll # 7
Joseph Summet, roll #7
Joseph Summett, roll #8
Melinda A. Summett, roll #11
Jacob Summit, roll #77
John Summit, roll #8
Joseph E. Summit, roll #11
John Summits, roll #8
Joseph Summits, roll #7
Christian N. Summitt, role #22
Daniel Summitt, role #19


INDEX OF DEED RECORDS OF MONROE CO. INDIANA: BOOK 2
(Most dates fall between 1841-1852 but earlier and later dates are possible. All must fall inside the 19th century) © 1998 Monroe County Historical Society, All Rights Reserved.
http://www.kiva.net/~mchm/land2.htm

CAMPBELL M M Summit Jjoseph 18511113 N 332 778

1850 Monroe County (Bean Blossom Township) Indiana Census

Summet, Daniel; 39 years; Male; Farmer; Birthplace: North Carolina
Summet, Mary; 35 years; Female; Housekeeping; Birthplace: Indiana
Summet, Louisa; 14 years; Female; Birthplace: Indiana
Summet, Rachael; 12 years; Female; Birthplace: Indiana
Summet, Julia; 9 years; Female; Birthplace: Indiana
Summet, Mary; 7 years; Female; Birthplace: Indiana
Summet, America; 5 years; Female; Birthplace: Indiana
Summet, Catherine; 4 years; Female; Birthplace: Indiana
Summet, Margaret; 2 years; Female; Birthplace: Indiana


1860 Monroe County (Bean Blossom Township) Indiana Census, dated June 28, 1860

Summet, Daniel; 48 years; Male; Farmer; Birthplace: North Carolina
Summet, Mary; 44 years; Female; Birthplace: Indiana
Summet, Julia Ann; 19 years; Female; Birthplace: Indiana
Summet, Mary E; 18 years; Female; Birthplace: Indiana
Summet, America C; 16 years; Female; Birthplace: Indiana
Summet, Sarah B; 14 years; Female; Birthplace: Indiana
Summet, Margaret W; 12 years; Female; Birthplace: Indiana
Summet, David M; 9 years; Male; Birthplace: Indiana
Summet, Daniel P; 8 years; Male; Birthplace: Indiana
Summet, Christian; 5 years; Male; Birthplace: Indiana
Summet, Izadora; 3 years; Female; Birthplace: Indiana
Summet, Caledonia; 9 months; Female; Birthplace: Indiana

1870 Monroe County Indiana Census

Summit, Daniel; 58 years; Male; Farmer; Birthplace: North Carolina
Summit, Mary; 54 years; Female; Housekeeping; Birthplace: Indiana
Summit, Mary E; 29 years; Female; Birthplace: Indiana
Summit, Sarah; 22 years; Female; Birthplace: Indiana
Summit, David; 18 years; Male; Birthplace: Indiana
Summit, Daniel P; 15 years; Male; Birthplace: Indiana
Summit, Christian; 14 years; Male; Birthplace: Indiana
Summit, Isadora; 12 years; Female; Birthplace: Indiana
Summit, Caladonia; 10 years; Female; Birthplace: Indiana
Summit, James; 9 years; Male; Birthplace: Indiana

1880 Monroe County Indiana Census

Summit, Daniel; 67 years; Male; Farmer; POB: Indiana; Dad's POB: North Carolina; Mom's POB: Indiana
Summit, Daniel P; 25 years; Male; Son; POB: Indiana; Dad's POB: Indiana; Mom's POB: Indiana
Summit, Christian; 23 years; Male; Son; POB: Indiana; Dad's POB: Indiana; Mom's POB: Indiana
Summit, Isadora; 21 years; Female; Daughter; POB: Indiana; Dad's POB: Indiana; Mom's POB: Indiana
Caladonia; 20 years; Female; Daughter; POB: Indiana; Dad's POB: Indiana; Mom's POB: Indiana

[NI00350] some info obtained from 1860 census, IN, Monroe County, Perry Township, page 115, Dwelling 817, family # 792
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Some info obtained from 1850 census, IN, Monroe County, Bean Blossum township, dwelling 605, Family 605
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Mormon Library Call # 1760761
has DOB abt 1816
name spelled Summet
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www.genserve.com, Index # 152
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www.genserve.com, Index # 5404
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www.genserve.com, Index # 863
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[JohnASummitt.FTW]

Daniel was appointed guardian of Children[GlenScott.FTW]

Estate of Joseph Summit, initiated January 20, 1857, Monroe County, Indiana. Gilbert Litten, Administrator. Joseph's widow was Catharine Summit. One person signed a paper was Daniel Summit and a January 19, 1858 payment was made to Jacob Summit. There was a note due the estate by Lawson A. Summit dated April 4, 1857. There is also a guardianship file relating to the minor children of this Joseph Summit, who is apparently the son of Christian Summit and Elizabeth Master born in North Carolina in 1817. This file shows that Daniel Summit assumed responsibility for the guardianship interests of Alexander Summit (age 21 in June 1862), Elizabeth Catharine Summit, Linna S. Summit, minor heirs of Joseph Summit then residing in Cumberland County, Illinois who were joint owners of estate located in Monroe County, Indiana. The guardianship is executed on March 19, 1862. Alexander's full name is probably Christian Alexander.

Daniel Summit was appointed guardian of his children.

According to Robert Summitt's notes, Joseph died December 12, 1890 and is buried in Owen County Indiana.


1850 Monroe County (Bean Blossom Township) Indiana Census

Summit, Joseph; 33 years; Male; Farmer; Birthplace: North Carolina
Summit, Catherine; 27 years; Female; Housekeeping; Birthplace: North Carolina
Summit, Elizabeth; 3 years; Female; Birthplace: Indiana
Summit, Christian; 9 years; Male; Birthplace: Indiana
Summit, Linny; 2 years; Female; Birthplace: Indiana

Owen County, Indiana: Marriages before 1850
( Surnames Beginning A - J )
http://www.owen.in.us/owenhist/bks123a.htm
"Person; Person; Date of Marriage; Minister."

Cline, Catharine; Summit, Joseph; Aug 06, 1840; John Layman, M.G.[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

some info obtained from 1860 census, IN, Monroe County, Perry Township, page 115, Dwelling 817, family # 792
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Some info obtained from 1850 census, IN, Monroe County, Bean Blossum township, dwelling 605, Family 605
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Mormon Library Call # 1760761
has DOB abt 1816
name spelled Summet
-----------------------
www.genserve.com, Index # 152
------------------
www.genserve.com, Index # 5404
-----------------
www.genserve.com, Index # 863
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[JohnASummitt.FTW]

Daniel was appointed guardian of Children[GlenScott.FTW]

Estate of Joseph Summit, initiated January 20, 1857, Monroe County, Indiana. Gilbert Litten, Administrator. Joseph's widow was Catharine Summit. One person signed a paper was Daniel Summit and a January 19, 1858 payment was made to Jacob Summit. There was a note due the estate by Lawson A. Summit dated April 4, 1857. There is also a guardianship file relating to the minor children of this Joseph Summit, who is apparently the son of Christian Summit and Elizabeth Master born in North Carolina in 1817. This file shows that Daniel Summit assumed responsibility for the guardianship interests of Alexander Summit (age 21 in June 1862), Elizabeth Catharine Summit, Linna S. Summit, minor heirs of Joseph Summit then residing in Cumberland County, Illinois who were joint owners of estate located in Monroe County, Indiana. The guardianship is executed on March 19, 1862. Alexander's full name is probably Christian Alexander.

Daniel Summit was appointed guardian of his children.

According to Robert Summitt's notes, Joseph died December 12, 1890 and is buried in Owen County Indiana.


1850 Monroe County (Bean Blossom Township) Indiana Census

Summit, Joseph; 33 years; Male; Farmer; Birthplace: North Carolina
Summit, Catherine; 27 years; Female; Housekeeping; Birthplace: North Carolina
Summit, Elizabeth; 3 years; Female; Birthplace: Indiana
Summit, Christian; 9 years; Male; Birthplace: Indiana
Summit, Linny; 2 years; Female; Birthplace: Indiana

Owen County, Indiana: Marriages before 1850
( Surnames Beginning A - J )
http://www.owen.in.us/owenhist/bks123a.htm
"Person; Person; Date of Marriage; Minister."

Cline, Catharine; Summit, Joseph; Aug 06, 1840; John Layman, M.G.

[NI00351] Found on www.genserv.com index#1526
Found on www.genserv.com index#153
Found on www.genserv.com index#859
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[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Found on www.genserv.com index#1526
Found on www.genserv.com index#153
Found on www.genserv.com index#859
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[NI00352] [GlenScott.FTW]

[This marriage is listed in the Indiana marriage online database as Polly Summet to Henry A. Gunst June 9, 1843, Monroe county, IN. John Allen Summitt listed her as Mary S. Summit who married Henry A. Ground June 11, 1843. John Allen appears to be correct on the name of her husband.] Paul C Summitt's notes.

Chambersville Cemetery (near Stinesville over the Owen County line):
Mary S. Ground
wife of Henry A. Ground
Born April 1, 1821
Died August 7, 1909

Henry A Ground
Born September 29, 1822
Died Nov. 17, 1888
[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

[GlenScott.FTW]

[This marriage is listed in the Indiana marriage online database as Polly Summet to Henry A. Gunst June 9, 1843, Monroe county, IN. John Allen Summitt listed her as Mary S. Summit who married Henry A. Ground June 11, 1843. John Allen appears to be correct on the name of her husband.] Paul C Summitt's notes.

Chambersville Cemetery (near Stinesville over the Owen County line):
Mary S. Ground
wife of Henry A. Ground
Born April 1, 1821
Died August 7, 1909

Henry A Ground
Born September 29, 1822
Died Nov. 17, 1888

[NI00353] some information obtained from 1860 census, IN, Monroe County, Bean Blossum Township, Stinisville Post office, page 13, dwelling #101, family #101
1860 census has Lawson's age as 37 or 31
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Mormon Library Call #1760839
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www.genserve.com, Index # 155
has DOD 1880
----------------
www.genserve.com, Index # 494
DOD Nov 8, 1902
wife - Kizar Stine
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[GlenScott.FTW]

1860 Monroe County (Bean Blossom Township) Indiana Census, dated June 28, 1860
Stinesville Post Office; P 13; Dwelling 101; Family 101
Summit, Lawson; 37 years; Male; Farmer; Birthplace: North Carolina
Summit, Malinda A; 26 years; Female; Birthplace: Indiana
Summit, Amanada A; 3 years; Female; Birthplace: Indiana
Summit, Mary J; 2 years; Female; Birthplace: Indiana
Conne?, Efanila; 25 years; Female; Birthplace: Indiana
Lose, Peter; 22 years; Male; Domestic; Birthplace: Indiana
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1870 Morgan County, Green Township, Census
Summit, Alexander, 47 years, Male; Farmer; $3000/$800; Birthplace: NC
Summit, Amanda, 13 years; Female Birthplace: IN
Summit, Mary J; 12 years; Female; Birthplace: IN
Summit, John M; 9 years; Male; Birthplace: IN
Summit, Elizabeth; 7 years; Female; Birthplace: IN

Stine, Elizabeth; 52 years; Keeping House $3,800/$700 Birthplace: NC
Stine, Elizabeth E; 14 years; Female; Birthplace: IN
Stine, Henry; 86 years; Male; Too old to work; Birthplace: PA
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1880 Census

Summit, Lawson A; 57 years; Male; Farmer; Birthplace: NC
Summit, Amanda; 22 years; Female; Housekeeping
Summit, Mary J; 21 years; Female; Sick with TB
Summit, John M; 19 years; Work on Farm
Summit, Elizabeth W; House Keeping

Stine, Elizabeth, 64 years; Female; House Keeping; Birthplace: NC Sister In law
Moulton, Hormand; 24 years; Male; Farm hand; Birthplace: KY
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INDEX OF DEED RECORDS OF MONROE CO. INDIANA: BOOK 2
(Most dates fall between 1841-1852 but earlier and later dates are possible. All must fall inside the 19th century) © 1998 Monroe County Historical Society, All Rights Reserved.
http://www.kiva.net/~mchm/land2.htm

SUMMIT L A Summit Christan 18500404 N 244 2923
SUMMITT CHRISTIAN Summit L A 18500404 N 243 2922
SUMMITT FOSTER Hill nathan w 18480529 L 228 2779

[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

some information obtained from 1860 census, IN, Monroe County, Bean Blossum Township, Stinisville Post office, page 13, dwelling #101, family #101
1860 census has Lawson's age as 37 or 31
----------------
Mormon Library Call #1760839
---------------
www.genserve.com, Index # 155
has DOD 1880
----------------
www.genserve.com, Index # 494
DOD Nov 8, 1902
wife - Kizar Stine
----------------
[GlenScott.FTW]

1860 Monroe County (Bean Blossom Township) Indiana Census, dated June 28, 1860
Stinesville Post Office; P 13; Dwelling 101; Family 101
Summit, Lawson; 37 years; Male; Farmer; Birthplace: North Carolina
Summit, Malinda A; 26 years; Female; Birthplace: Indiana
Summit, Amanada A; 3 years; Female; Birthplace: Indiana
Summit, Mary J; 2 years; Female; Birthplace: Indiana
Conne?, Efanila; 25 years; Female; Birthplace: Indiana
Lose, Peter; 22 years; Male; Domestic; Birthplace: Indiana
-----------
1870 Morgan County, Green Township, Census
Summit, Alexander, 47 years, Male; Farmer; $3000/$800; Birthplace: NC
Summit, Amanda, 13 years; Female Birthplace: IN
Summit, Mary J; 12 years; Female; Birthplace: IN
Summit, John M; 9 years; Male; Birthplace: IN
Summit, Elizabeth; 7 years; Female; Birthplace: IN

Stine, Elizabeth; 52 years; Keeping House $3,800/$700 Birthplace: NC
Stine, Elizabeth E; 14 years; Female; Birthplace: IN
Stine, Henry; 86 years; Male; Too old to work; Birthplace: PA
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1880 Census

Summit, Lawson A; 57 years; Male; Farmer; Birthplace: NC
Summit, Amanda; 22 years; Female; Housekeeping
Summit, Mary J; 21 years; Female; Sick with TB
Summit, John M; 19 years; Work on Farm
Summit, Elizabeth W; House Keeping

Stine, Elizabeth, 64 years; Female; House Keeping; Birthplace: NC Sister In law
Moulton, Hormand; 24 years; Male; Farm hand; Birthplace: KY
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INDEX OF DEED RECORDS OF MONROE CO. INDIANA: BOOK 2
(Most dates fall between 1841-1852 but earlier and later dates are possible. All must fall inside the 19th century) © 1998 Monroe County Historical Society, All Rights Reserved.
http://www.kiva.net/~mchm/land2.htm

SUMMIT L A Summit Christan 18500404 N 244 2923
SUMMITT CHRISTIAN Summit L A 18500404 N 243 2922
SUMMITT FOSTER Hill nathan w 18480529 L 228 2779

[NI00354] 1860 census has Esther's name spelled Ester, age as 48
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1850 census has Esther's name spelled Easter, age as 39
----------------------
www.genserve.com, Index # 149
has last name spelled Kirby
----------------------
[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

1860 census has Esther's name spelled Ester, age as 48
---------------------
1850 census has Esther's name spelled Easter, age as 39
----------------------
www.genserve.com, Index # 149
has last name spelled Kirby
----------------------

[NI00357] [GlenScott.FTW]

1860 Monroe County (Bean Blossom Township) Indiana Census, dated June 28, 1860

Laymon, Catherine; 41 years; Female; Birthplace: North Carolina
Summit, Christian A; 19 years; Male; Laborer; Birthplace: North Carolina
Summit, E.C.; 13 years; Female; Birthplace: North Carolina
Summit, Luvina; 11 years; Female; Birthplace: North Carolina

Chambersville Cemetery (near Stinesville over the Owen County Indiana line):
Catharine, Wife of Cyrenius Layman
Died September 25, 1870
Age 51yrs 2 mos 16 days
[This is the wife of Joseph Summit, son of Christian, who died probably in 1856 (estate administration commenced on January 20, 1857).
[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

[GlenScott.FTW]

1860 Monroe County (Bean Blossom Township) Indiana Census, dated June 28, 1860

Laymon, Catherine; 41 years; Female; Birthplace: North Carolina
Summit, Christian A; 19 years; Male; Laborer; Birthplace: North Carolina
Summit, E.C.; 13 years; Female; Birthplace: North Carolina
Summit, Luvina; 11 years; Female; Birthplace: North Carolina

Chambersville Cemetery (near Stinesville over the Owen County Indiana line):
Catharine, Wife of Cyrenius Layman
Died September 25, 1870
Age 51yrs 2 mos 16 days
[This is the wife of Joseph Summit, son of Christian, who died probably in 1856 (estate administration commenced on January 20, 1857).

[NI00358] [GlenScott.FTW]

Counties of Morgan, Monroe and Brown, Indiana. Historical and Biographical. Charles
Blanchard, Editor. Chicago: F. A. Battey & Co., Publishers, 1884.
Monroe County
Biographical Sketches, Bean Blossom Township, p. 614

Valentine CLINE, an old settler of Monroe County, who is enterprising in his business of farming and stock-raising, was born about 1812, in Lincoln County, N.C., and is the second of ten children born to Philip and Elizabeth (ABBENATHA) CLINE, natives of North Carolina, and of German and English decent respectively. Valentine was reared on a farm, and attended school but one month in his life. In about 1829 or 1830, he came to Indiana, locating first at Chambersville, Owen County, where he lived about four years. He then removed to the river bottom, stayed a short time, when he returned to his first
place of residence. Mr. CLINE remained here four years, and during this time married, on March 13, 1839, Catherine, daughter of Christian and Betsey (MASTER) SUMMIT, of Monroe County. He then went near Ellettsville; remained two years; then near his present residence; then to Owen County, for two years, and finally came to the place on which he now lives. Mr. and Mrs. CLINE have three children - William Alexander, Rufus Oliver and Anna Catharine (TAYLOR. Mr. CLINE owns 146 acres of land, under good cultivation, with a good residence, barn and outbuildings. After his children’s marriage, he
presented them with 213 acres of land. Mr. CLINE began his life’s journey by working for $8 per month, but by his unceasing industry has been able to earn this fine home farm. His wife and children belong to the Baptist Church. He is a Democrat, and from his strength and activity, it is hoped he will long be with a community who greatly honor and respect him. He has reared two of his grandchildren - Amanda and William WILSON

[NI00361] From Harless K. Brakebill's notes:
born near Graceham Church
buried Old St. Paul Lutheran Cemetary, Monroe County, TN[GlenScott.FTW]

"Our Mosers of the Lutheran Church" by the Brakebills
Francis Moser migrated to East Tn. after the Revolution.
Rev. Soldier, buried in Old St. Paul Cemetery. Buried 1836.
sons John, Peter & Francis Jr. helped organize St. Paul Lutheran Ch.
In Monroe Co. Tn. about 1823.
Daniel Moser, nephew of Francis was a Lutheran minister who helped organized the Tn.
Synod in 1820. Preached in many churches in Tn. & N.C. Buried in Old St. John's Cem. in Conover, N.C.
Jacob & John Morgan Moser, grandsons of Francis became Lutheran Ministers. 1st
preached at St. Paul's in Monore Co. Tn. Then at St. James, Zion's, Solomons, St. Mary's to a few. Jacob was minister of the 1st Lutheran Church in Chattanooga until he retired in late 1930's.
Over 150 Moser's are buried in the Old St. Paul Lutheran Cemetery.

"Leonard Moser" by Harless Krauth Brakebill 1986
Francis d. 1836 & is buried in the Old German Lutheran Cemetery of St. Paul Church.
Served in Rev. War in N.C., S.C., & Md. Was at Yorktown for surrender.
Awarded 640 acres in Loncoln Co., now Catawba Co. N.C. for Rev. War
Service. Sold it about 1816 and moved to East Tenn.
Philip and bro. Noah served in the 62nd Tn. Mounted Infantry, & with Vaughn in
The Shanendoah Valley. (sons of John # 2)
# 5 Joseph went to Missouri and led a wagon train to Oregon in 1852.

"Revolutionary War Record" National Archives, Washington D.C.
Francis Moser**W-25719-BLW-57649-160-55
Madisonville, Monroe Co. Tn. Sept. 20, 1832. 73 yrs old, resident of said Co. states
"1779 resided Surry Co. N.C. enlisted for 9 mo, under Gen. Lincoln, in Capt Gager
Lewis's Co. Born in Fredericks Co. Md. In 1763. Lived 3 yrs. after war in Md. then
Moved back to Surry Co. for 2 yrs. then Lincoln Co. N.C. for upwards to 30 yrs. Moved
To E. Tn. for 1 yr. in Greene Co., then to Jefferson Co. for 10 yrs. Moved to Monroe Co.
1827.
Copy of Marriage Bond, Jefferson Co., Tn. Bond dated May 27, 1820. Between
Francis Moser & Polly Sipes (2nd m.) Signed: Francis Sipes & Abraham Sipes)
Widows Declaration: Nov. 24, 1853, McNairy Co. Tn., age 56 of Co. swears that she
Is widow of Francis Moser, who resided in Monroe Co. at his death, drawing an
annual pension. She married him on or about Oct. 1, 1820, and she was Mary
Sipes, that Francis died Nov. 22, 1836, and is buried in the German Cem. on Bat
Creek in Monroe Co.. Wm. & Mary Sipes swear they saw their sister married to
Francis.
Declaration by Mary Moser, age 60, dated Dec. 8, 1856, states she was admitted as
pensioner, March 11, 1853, under act of 1853. She received Bounty Land.



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MOSER, FRANCIS M.'s son: Rev. J.M. Shaffer preached sermon Jul 18, 1852.
St Pauls Lutheran
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http://www.tngenweb.org/monroe/fmoser.htm
Francis Moser


Born: March 15, 1763
Died: October 22, 1836


Son of
Leonard Moser and Sarah Binkley




Introduction To The Family
Submitted By: Emily Stelly

Francis was born in Graceham, Frederick Co, MD to German emigrant, Leonard Moser and Swiss emigrant, Sarah Binkley. Leonard had come to America on September 23, 1732 aboard the ship "Adventure". In May of 1747 Leonard married Sarah and they soon started their family. Leonard Jr b. ca 1749, Jacob b. ca 1751, Peter b. June 23, 1753, Maria Sarah b. ca 1755, Anna Maria b. ca 1756, John Michael b. Aug 1, 1759, Samuel b. Apr. 4, 1761, Francis b. Mar 15, 1763, Christian b. Jan 1, 1765, Johanna Elizabeth b. Jan 30, 1867, Henrich b. Sept 12, 1769, Joseph b. July 21, 1772, Christina b. March 14, 1774. Leonard, Sarah and the children moved to Surry Co, NC about 1776. In 1778 Leonard got a land grant for 640 acres "on the Grassey Fork of Muddy Creek" in Surry Co, NC.

Francis Moser
Revolutionary War Server
Francis inlisted in 1779 at Surry Co, NC. He was in Micajah Lewis's company of a brigade commanded by General Benjamin Lincoln. When his nine month term was about to expire he was stationed at the Black Swamp on the Savannah River. He remembered while at the Black Swamp a Sgt Campbell brought around a paper for the men to sign stating that their term was expired and that they wished to go home. The troops could not be spared and he stated that Sgt Campbell was whipped for his actions in the matter. Francis then came down with camp fever, laying sick for several months. When he was able to travel, he started home and traveled about four hundred miles in a crippled condition. He was so reduced at his arrival home that his father did not know him. A couple months later he re-inlisted in a unit commanded by Col. Martin Armstrong, as a substitute for Jacob Spoonhower. Francis was in the Battle of Camden and after Gates defeat his unit scattered. Again he went home and found the country "so full of Tories" that he felt unsafe. In 1781 Francis and one of his brothers took horses and went to Maryland where they joined the militia. Francis was in Capt Murdocks Co. Francis witnessed the surrender of Cornwallis. Shortly afterwards he received his discharge and returned to Surry Co, NC and to his family.
View Francis Mosier Pension Declaration
View Francis Moser Grave Marker


Francis Moser and Elizabeth Miller
About 1785 or so, Francis met and married Elizabeth Miller. They moved to Lincoln Co, NC shortly thereafter and soon started a family. These are the children of that union.

Peter Moser b. Nov 17, 1790 d. Jan 31, 1834
John Paul Moser b. Aug 16, 1793 d. Jan 2, 1882
Sarah Moser b. May 24, 1795 d. June 30, 1856
Molly Ann Moser b. ca 1800 d. unknown at present
Joseph Moser b. Mar 15, 1806 d. Mar 21, 1887
Francis Moser, Jr b. Jan 31, 1810 d. Oct 30, 1865

Elizabeth Miller died when her last child was about 4 yrs old. About 1815 Francis moved his family to Green Co, TN. Several of his older children had moved to Tennessee after they married and Francis wanted to be near them. On Sept 17, 1816 Francis is on the list of Communicants of St James Lutheran Church in Green Co, TN. It is believed that Francis and his family moved to Jefferson Co, TN in the spring or early summer of 1818 because the last time Francis is listed in St James Lutheran is Apr 11, 1818.


Francis Moser and Mary Ann "Polly" Sipes
On June 13, 1820 in Jefferson Co, TN, Francis married Mary Ann "Polly" Sipes. Francis and Polly started their family before too long. These are the children of that union.

Mary Ann Moser b. Jan 1, 1821 d. July 18, 1907
Leonard Moser b ca. 1823 d.ca 1865
Eliza Moser b. ca 1824 d. unknown at present
Henry Moser b.ca 1828 d. ca 1859
Jackson Moser b. ca 1835 d. unknown at present

On Jan 3, 1826 Francis received a land grant of fifty acres in Jefferson Co, TN. In 1828, Francis, Polly and the children moved to Monroe Co, TN. Francis's eldest son Peter, born by Elizabeth Miller, had settled in the Bat Creek area of Monroe Co, TN in the mid 1820's. In the late 1820's, Francis and his new family moved near Peter and his wife Mary. When Francis died in 1863 he was buried at St Paul Lutheran Cem. A Revolutionary War marker was placed on the grave site in 1989. When Francis died he had 9 children living and 39 grandchildren.


Sources Of Reference:
Pennsylvania Passenger Ship Lists
Will of Leonard Moser
Will of Sarah Binkley Moser Bartley
Land Grants of Francis Moser
Cemetery Records
Marriage Records
Census Records
Church Records
DAR Application

[NI00362] From Harless K. Brakebill's notes:
suggests that Elizabeth Miller Moser died at the birth of Francis 2nd.

[NI00364] H. Brakebill says died in 1889 in Brakebill, TN

[NI00381] H. Brakebill suggests born in 1822

[NI00385] Mormon Record AFN:F9J1-T5[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Mormon Record AFN:F9J1-T5

[NI00429] H. Brakebill says born in Eckartsweiler, Bavaria Germany

[NI00430] H. Brakebill says born in Alsace Germany which is now France, Streinthal district?
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Glen has her name spelled Binkley
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[NI00436] H. Brakebill suggest name is Anna Mira Moser

[NI00441] H. Brakebill suggests this is Henry Moser

[NI00442] H. Brakebill suggests birthdate was July 26, 1772

[NI00445] [GlenScott.FTW]

Peter was a confederate soldier. Battle of Strawberry Plains 1864.

[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

[GlenScott.FTW]

Peter was a confederate soldier. Battle of Strawberry Plains 1864.

[NI00446] Picture taken during interview 1977 available
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[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Picture taken during interview 1977 available
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[NI00447] [GlenScott.FTW]

EVENT: Social Security:: 432-28-8187
EVENT: State of Issue:: Arkansas
EVENT: Last Residence:: 71753

[NI00451] [GlenScott.FTW]

Farmer

[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

[GlenScott.FTW]

Farmer

[NI00453] [GlenScott.FTW]

Occupation: Dentist[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

[GlenScott.FTW]

Occupation: Dentist

[NI00454] [GlenScott.FTW]

Merchant
[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

[GlenScott.FTW]

Merchant

[NI00456] [GlenScott.FTW]

Buried at Kennett, Missouri. She was a teacher.

Essie's parents were double cousins.[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

[GlenScott.FTW]

Buried at Kennett, Missouri. She was a teacher.

Essie's parents were double cousins.

[NI00459] Summitt, William Robert. (1931- ) Economics of Flat Grain Storage Facilities[GlenScott.FTW]

Author: Summitt, William Robert, 1931- [from old
catalog]
Title: Economics of flat grain storage facilities in
Kansas
Published: Washington] Farmer Cooperative Service, U. S.
Dept. of Agriculture [1964]
Description: ii, 23 p. illus. 26 cm.
LC Call No.: HD1751.A9183 no. 685
Subjects: Grain elevators -- Kansas. [from old catalog]
Grain -- Storage. [from old catalog]
Other authors: Sorenson, L. Orlo, [from old catalog] joint
author.
Series Entry: [United States. Dept. of Agriculture] Marketing
research report no. 685. [from old catalog]
Control No.: 6116348

[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Summitt, William Robert. (1931- ) Economics of Flat Grain Storage Facilities[GlenScott.FTW]

Author: Summitt, William Robert, 1931- [from old
catalog]
Title: Economics of flat grain storage facilities in
Kansas
Published: Washington] Farmer Cooperative Service, U. S.
Dept. of Agriculture [1964]
Description: ii, 23 p. illus. 26 cm.
LC Call No.: HD1751.A9183 no. 685
Subjects: Grain elevators -- Kansas. [from old catalog]
Grain -- Storage. [from old catalog]
Other authors: Sorenson, L. Orlo, [from old catalog] joint
author.
Series Entry: [United States. Dept. of Agriculture] Marketing
research report no. 685. [from old catalog]
Control No.: 6116348

[NI00530] Forrester's notes has middle name as Annell[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Forrester's notes has middle name as Annell

[NI00540] Forrester's notes have middle name spelled Juliane
------------
[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Forrester's notes have middle name spelled Juliane
------------

[NI00567] Died of a stroke at 58 years of age[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Died of a stroke at 58 years of age

[NI00569] died from burns received from playing in fire and developing pneumonia[GlenScott.FTW]

Pascal died from burns related to a fire.
[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

died from burns received from playing in fire and developing pneumonia[GlenScott.FTW]

Pascal died from burns related to a fire.

[NI00570] (from Bev Tippett)

James Madison Beasley was born in Rutherford County, Tennessee in 1830. It is suggested that his family moved to West Tennessee from Middle Tennessee when the Indian Lands opened up. A whole wagon-train of people left Middle Tennessee during this time period.

James joined the 1 (Fields) Tennessee Infantry of the Confederate States Army in 1861. He was wound at "Devils's Elbo" in Georgia. The story goes that he wouldn't let his company surrender when the war was over. When the Stars and Stripes were run up over the breast works of the Confederate's, he went up and tore it down. The Union soldiers put up the second flag. He went after than one, too. The winning army shot him. This is documented when he applied for a pension in 1906. He writes that he was shot in the hip and the ball came out in the back. He had chronic dysentery beginning first in a mild way during his service in the army. By this time he was almost paralyzed and unable to do any kind of manual labor. He was released from the army at the surrender in North Carolina. When asked if he took the oath of allegiance to the United States Government -- answer: NO. By 1906, he was living at Chestnut Bluff in Crockett County with hiswife, Bettie Vaughn. She was born in Murfreesboro in 1844 and they were married on May 21 or June 1, 1867. His pension application states that he was living with his wife, a son (age 23) and a daughter (age 17) on a farm which was not enough to support them.

He had no estate and only one cow and two horses.

James died in late 1906 or early 1907 as Bettie applied for a widow's pension. (gravestone says 1904) She stated that they had 10 children -- 5 boys and 5 girls. Bettie (Mary Elizabeth) died in 1913.

The above information was researched by Vera Dale, Scottsdale, AZ. Her great, great grandmother, Balkis Lauvina Beasley Mattis was a sister to James. He had 1 or 2 other brothers: William N. and Harrison. William M. served in the same regiment and company. both made Lt. and one went on to be Capt. and a magistrate in Dyer or Crockett County.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

(from Bev Tippett)

James Madison Beasley was born in Rutherford County, Tennessee in 1830. It is suggested that his family moved to West Tennessee from Middle Tennessee when the Indian Lands opened up. A whole wagon-train of people left Middle Tennessee during this time period.

James joined the 1 (Fields) Tennessee Infantry of the Confederate States Army in 1861. He was wound at "Devils's Elbo" in Georgia. The story goes that he wouldn't let his company surrender when the war was over. When the Stars and Stripes were run up over the breast works of the Confederate's, he went up and tore it down. The Union soldiers put up the second flag. He went after than one, too. The winning army shot him. This is documented when he applied for a pension in 1906. He writes that he was shot in the hip and the ball came out in the back. He had chronic dysentery beginning first in a mild way during his service in the army. By this time he was almost paralyzed and unable to do any kind of manual labor. He was released from the army at the surrender in North Carolina. When asked if he took the oath of allegiance to the United States Government -- answer: NO. By 1906, he was living at Chestnut Bluff in Crockett County with hiswife, Bettie Vaughn. She was born in Murfreesboro in 1844 and they were married on May 21 or June 1, 1867. His pension application states that he was living with his wife, a son (age 23) and a daughter (age 17) on a farm which was not enough to support them.

He had no estate and only one cow and two horses.

James died in late 1906 or early 1907 as Bettie applied for a widow's pension. (gravestone says 1904) She stated that they had 10 children -- 5 boys and 5 girls. Bettie (Mary Elizabeth) died in 1913.

The above information was researched by Vera Dale, Scottsdale, AZ. Her great, great grandmother, Balkis Lauvina Beasley Mattis was a sister to James. He had 1 or 2 other brothers: William N. and Harrison. William M. served in the same regiment and company. both made Lt. and one went on to be Capt. and a magistrate in Dyer or Crockett County.

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[NI00584] [GlenScott.FTW]

Olcie Vernon Summitt Longtime minister, 81 ( Editors Note: Son of George Weekly Summitt and Mary Margarette Worrells and Grandson of James Lee Summitt and Lucy Francis White.) Olcie Vernon Summitt, 81, of Dyersburg, died Thursday, Oct. 7, 1999, at Methodist-LeBonheur Dyersburg. He was a minister of 55 years, Sunday school superintendent and trustee of The Church of Jesus Christ, a retired meat market manager for 21 years having worked at Big Star, Pic-Pac, and Piggly-Wiggly, a WWII veteran of the Medical Corpos under Gen. George S. Patton, former member, chaplain and commander of DAV, member of Woodmen of the World, selected Mr. Woodman twice by WOW, 1985 Outstanding Gardner of the Community by Resource Development Agency. Services were held at 11 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 9, 1999, at Dyersburg Funeral Home with Bishop Jimmy Ennis and Bishop Bobby Renshaw officiating. Burial was in Fairview Cemetery in Dyersburg. He is survived by his wife, Virginia Bizzle Summitt; one daughter, Kathy Ennis of Dyersburg; one sister, Nannie Sue Pitt of Memphis; two grand-children, Jim Ennis and Jenny Ennis; and one great-grandchild, Joanna Ennis. Pallbearers were Bishoop Erby Reed, Bishop James Trull, Elder George McCaig, Elder Ronnie Harris, Elder Johnny Harris, and Elder Ed Gilbert. Honorary pallbearers were Roger Hawkins, Robert Willard, William Hammett, Alvin Reed, Leon Goff, Dr. J.R. Reynolds, Bill Revell, Brett Jones, and John Pollock. In lieu of flowers, the family requests memorials be directed to The Church of Jesus Christ Christian School, P.O. Box 160, Dyersburg, Tenn. 38025. [Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

[GlenScott.FTW]

Olcie Vernon Summitt Longtime minister, 81 ( Editors Note: Son of George Weekly Summitt and Mary Margarette Worrells and Grandson of James Lee Summitt and Lucy Francis White.) Olcie Vernon Summitt, 81, of Dyersburg, died Thursday, Oct. 7, 1999, at Methodist-LeBonheur Dyersburg. He was a minister of 55 years, Sunday school superintendent and trustee of The Church of Jesus Christ, a retired meat market manager for 21 years having worked at Big Star, Pic-Pac, and Piggly-Wiggly, a WWII veteran of the Medical Corpos under Gen. George S. Patton, former member, chaplain and commander of DAV, member of Woodmen of the World, selected Mr. Woodman twice by WOW, 1985 Outstanding Gardner of the Community by Resource Development Agency. Services were held at 11 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 9, 1999, at Dyersburg Funeral Home with Bishop Jimmy Ennis and Bishop Bobby Renshaw officiating. Burial was in Fairview Cemetery in Dyersburg. He is survived by his wife, Virginia Bizzle Summitt; one daughter, Kathy Ennis of Dyersburg; one sister, Nannie Sue Pitt of Memphis; two grand-children, Jim Ennis and Jenny Ennis; and one great-grandchild, Joanna Ennis. Pallbearers were Bishoop Erby Reed, Bishop James Trull, Elder George McCaig, Elder Ronnie Harris, Elder Johnny Harris, and Elder Ed Gilbert. Honorary pallbearers were Roger Hawkins, Robert Willard, William Hammett, Alvin Reed, Leon Goff, Dr. J.R. Reynolds, Bill Revell, Brett Jones, and John Pollock. In lieu of flowers, the family requests memorials be directed to The Church of Jesus Christ Christian School, P.O. Box 160, Dyersburg, Tenn. 38025.

[NI00593] Mormon Record AFN:FNK4-04[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Mormon Record AFN:FNK4-04

[NI00594] According to James Daniel's Notes, some records may show her name as Rose Etta.
-------------------
Marriage License shows her from Still Water, Montgomery County, Arkansas.
-------------------
1910 Census for Montgomery County, Arkansas shows her name as Rosie E.
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Mormon Record AFN:FNK4-2G
-------------------
[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

According to James Daniel's Notes, some records may show her name as Rose Etta.
-------------------
Marriage License shows her from Still Water, Montgomery County, Arkansas.
-------------------
1910 Census for Montgomery County, Arkansas shows her name as Rosie E.
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Mormon Record AFN:FNK4-2G
-------------------

[NI00596] some of my early notes suggest maiden name was Glemmer?
1860 census has Hannah Glemmer age 73 living with them
----------------------------
Info from Glen Summitt suggests this is Clemmer and Hannah was Nancy's grandmother?
------------
Tombstone Notes: Nancy Jane Summitt, Nov 27, 1835, Aug 31, 1915, "She was the sunshine of our home.", St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran Church Old Cemetery, 8 Mi N Madisonville
------------
[GlenScott.FTW]

1860 Census has Hannah Clemmer, 73, living with them.

Following taken from bio on the internet on the Davis Family:

"My brother Walter C Davis received the tradition in its oral and more exciting form. Here is what he wrote about William Davis's first home inTennessee.

"So far as we know, the first land which William Davis owned was
his part of the land taken by John Clemmer and divided so that
every child had a share. The quarter section on which William
Davis lived was the northwest corner of the section, being the
land sold (later) to Peter and Jane Summitt and known to our
family as the Summitt place..... Here he built his house on the
rocky ridge, right on the border between the white bald ridge and
the red knob land. He cleared this farm, cutting and rolling
huge logs to the bottom of the knobs and burning them. The
original house was still standing when I was a lad of 12 and
visited my uncle and aunt..... When dinner time came we ate in
this part of the house built by William Davis, which was then the
kitchen and dining room of Uncle Pete and Aunt Jane Summitt."
(Dated December 20 1963)

There was much Union sentiment in East Tennessee, which never did vote to secede from the Union. In fact Andrew Johnson remained a United States senator all through the war. A son-in-law of William Davis, Peter Summitt, and a nephew, Nathan J Davis, joined the Confederate army in Tennessee. A son, James M Davis, and a grandson, William Gaston, joined the Union army in Missouri.

SUMMIT, NANCY J., age 41 -Oct 10, 1874, confirmation at St Pauls Lutheran

http://www.tngenweb.org/monroe/cems/s4.htm
Tombstone:
Summitt, Nancy Jane Nov 27, 1835 Aug 31, 1915 She was the sunshine of our home. St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran Church (Old) 8 Mi N Madisonville W-250

[NI00598] Roger D. Fryar's Notes spell last name WOLF[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Roger D. Fryar's Notes spell last name WOLF

[NI00599] Mormon Record AFN:FNK3-L3[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Mormon Record AFN:FNK3-L3

[NI00600] burned to death at a young age
Mormon Record AFN:FNK3-M8[JohnASummitt.FTW]

Martha was burned to death in a fire.[GlenScott.FTW]

[JohnASummit.FTW]

Martha was burned to death in a fire while young.[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

burned to death at a young age
Mormon Record AFN:FNK3-M8[JohnASummitt.FTW]

Martha was burned to death in a fire.[GlenScott.FTW]

[JohnASummit.FTW]

Martha was burned to death in a fire while young.

[NI00601] Mormon Record AFN:FNK3-NF
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Found on www.genserv.com index# 5104
spelled with only one "t"
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[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Mormon Record AFN:FNK3-NF
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Found on www.genserv.com index# 5104
spelled with only one "t"
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[NI00603] Mormon Record AFN:FNKP-2S[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Mormon Record AFN:FNKP-2S

[NI00604] John Summit says Alma's last name is Woods

[GlenScott.FTW]

Husband's Name Frank SUMMIT (AFN:20PL-3G4) Born: 21 Feb 1890 Place: Sims, Montgomery, Arkansas Died: 14 Jan 1961 Place: Hot Springs, , Arkansas

Wife's Name Alma SUMMIT (AFN:20PL-3HB) Born: 20 Feb 1897 Place: Mineral Wells, , Texas Died: 5 Mar 1975 Place: Hot Springs, , Arkansas Buried: 6 Mar 1975 Place: Sims, Montgomery, Arkansas
[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

John Summit says Alma's last name is Woods

[GlenScott.FTW]

Husband's Name Frank SUMMIT (AFN:20PL-3G4) Born: 21 Feb 1890 Place: Sims, Montgomery, Arkansas Died: 14 Jan 1961 Place: Hot Springs, , Arkansas

Wife's Name Alma SUMMIT (AFN:20PL-3HB) Born: 20 Feb 1897 Place: Mineral Wells, , Texas Died: 5 Mar 1975 Place: Hot Springs, , Arkansas Buried: 6 Mar 1975 Place: Sims, Montgomery, Arkansas

[NI00605] Died of Congestion
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Mormon Record AFN:FNK3-QR
one t
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Found on www.genserv.com index#4571
Found on www.genserv.com index#5106
both withone t
-----------------[GlenScott.FTW]

Butied: Barber, Sims, Montgomery, Arkansas[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Died of Congestion
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Mormon Record AFN:FNK3-QR
one t
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Found on www.genserv.com index#4571
Found on www.genserv.com index#5106
both withone t
-----------------[GlenScott.FTW]

Butied: Barber, Sims, Montgomery, Arkansas

[NI00606] died at the age of 15 years and 3 days. Died of pneumonia just 12 days before the death of the wife of John Francis Jr. (Cora)
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Mormon Record AFN: FNK3-RX
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Found on www.genserv.com index#4572
only one t
Found on www.genserv.com index#5107
only one t
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[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

died at the age of 15 years and 3 days. Died of pneumonia just 12 days before the death of the wife of John Francis Jr. (Cora)
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Mormon Record AFN: FNK3-RX
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Found on www.genserv.com index#4572
only one t
Found on www.genserv.com index#5107
only one t
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[NI00607] Mormon Record AFN:FNK3-S4
record has name spelled Summit
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Summit, Savanah 1143 Moody, Walter S530 15Oct1894 14Feb1965 SUM09FA
Summit, Savanah 5108 Moody, Walter C S530 15Oct1894 14Feb1965 MANX1
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[GlenScott.FTW]

Married by Rev. James F Summit
Summit, Rutha S. 4031 S530 10Apr1896 SUM09FA
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[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Mormon Record AFN:FNK3-S4
record has name spelled Summit
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Summit, Savanah 1143 Moody, Walter S530 15Oct1894 14Feb1965 SUM09FA
Summit, Savanah 5108 Moody, Walter C S530 15Oct1894 14Feb1965 MANX1
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[GlenScott.FTW]

Married by Rev. James F Summit
Summit, Rutha S. 4031 S530 10Apr1896 SUM09FA
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[NI00608] Mormon Record AFN:FNKP-45

[NI00610] Mormon Record AFN:FNKQ-1R

[NI00611] Mormon Record AFN:FNK3-VG
listed with only one t
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Found on www.genserv.com index#1146
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Found on www.genserv.com index#5110
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[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Mormon Record AFN:FNK3-VG
listed with only one t
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Found on www.genserv.com index#1146
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Found on www.genserv.com index#5110
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[NI00612] Mormon Record AFN:FNKR-4F[GlenScott.FTW]

Her Social Security Number was 542380932, she resided at Rogers, Benton, Arkansas at the time of her death. She got her number between 1952 and 1953 in Oregon.

ALLIE SUMMIT 13 Nov 1900 3 Apr 1993 72756 (Rogers, Benton, AR) (No Location Given) 542-38-0932 Oregon (Between 1952 and 1953) [Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Mormon Record AFN:FNKR-4F[GlenScott.FTW]

Her Social Security Number was 542380932, she resided at Rogers, Benton, Arkansas at the time of her death. She got her number between 1952 and 1953 in Oregon.

ALLIE SUMMIT 13 Nov 1900 3 Apr 1993 72756 (Rogers, Benton, AR) (No Location Given) 542-38-0932 Oregon (Between 1952 and 1953)

[NI00614] Mormon Record AFN:FNKR-5L[GlenScott.FTW]

Buried in Barber Cemetery
[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Mormon Record AFN:FNKR-5L[GlenScott.FTW]

Buried in Barber Cemetery

[NI00615] Found on www.genserv.com index#4574
Found on www.genserv.com index#5112
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Found on www.genserv.com index#1151
Found on www.genserv.com index#5113
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[GlenScott.FTW]

STEELY SUMMIT 22 Jan 1905 Sep 1981 71901 Hot Springs National Park, Garland, AR 432-03-8972 AR (Before 1951) [Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Found on www.genserv.com index#4574
Found on www.genserv.com index#5112
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Found on www.genserv.com index#1151
Found on www.genserv.com index#5113
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[GlenScott.FTW]

STEELY SUMMIT 22 Jan 1905 Sep 1981 71901 Hot Springs National Park, Garland, AR 432-03-8972 AR (Before 1951)

[NI00618] Found on www.genserv.com index#1152
Found on www.genserv.com index#5559
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Found on www.genserv.com index#3853
one t
Found on www.genserv.com index#5447
one t
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[GlenScott.FTW]

ESSIE SUMMIT 26 Aug 1907 4 Oct 1988 71913 (Hot Springs, Garland, AR) (No Location Given) 430-21-8216 Arkansas (1973) [Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Found on www.genserv.com index#1152
Found on www.genserv.com index#5559
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Found on www.genserv.com index#3853
one t
Found on www.genserv.com index#5447
one t
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[GlenScott.FTW]

ESSIE SUMMIT 26 Aug 1907 4 Oct 1988 71913 (Hot Springs, Garland, AR) (No Location Given) 430-21-8216 Arkansas (1973)

[NI00619] Mormon Record AFN:FNK2-11
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Found on www.genserv.com index#4550
spelled with only one "T"
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Found on www.genserv.com index#5056
spelled with only one "T"
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[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Mormon Record AFN:FNK2-11
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Found on www.genserv.com index#4550
spelled with only one "T"
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Found on www.genserv.com index#5056
spelled with only one "T"
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[NI00620] Mormon Record AFN:FNK2-26
record has name as Louisy Matilda
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Mormon Record AFN:BQK0-CH
record has name Lula
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www.genserve.com, Index # 1116
one t
DOD Sept 27, 1966
name spelled Louisa Matilda
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www.genserve.com, Index # 5057
one t
DOD Sept 1962
name spelled Louisy Matilda
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[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Mormon Record AFN:FNK2-26
record has name as Louisy Matilda
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Mormon Record AFN:BQK0-CH
record has name Lula
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www.genserve.com, Index # 1116
one t
DOD Sept 27, 1966
name spelled Louisa Matilda
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www.genserve.com, Index # 5057
one t
DOD Sept 1962
name spelled Louisy Matilda
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[NI00621] Mormon Record AFN:BQKO-CH

[NI00622] Mormon Record AFN:FNK2-3C
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Record # 1117
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Record # 5058
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[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Mormon Record AFN:FNK2-3C
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Record # 1117
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Record # 5058
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[NI00625] Mormon Record AFN:FNK2-4J
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Found on www.genserv.com index#1119
Found on www.genserv.com index#5059
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[GlenScott.FTW]

Land patent records for Arkansas:
SUMMIT, HENRY J 10/15/1906 13207 AR3200__.172

Patent Description AR3200__.172
Cancelled: Y Document Nr. : 13207 Misc. Document Nr. : 23837
Patentee Name: SUMMIT, HENRY J
Warrantee Name:
Authority: May 20, 1862: Homestead Entry (12 Stat. 392)
Signature Present: Y
Signature Date: 10/15/1906 Metes/Bounds: N
Survey Date: Subsurface Reserved: N
Land Office: CAMDEN
Comments:
CANCELED DOCUMENT SEE PATENT #61-80-0061

Legal Land Descriptions
Nr. Aliquot Parts Sec/Blk Township Range Fract. Sect. Meridian Acres Counties
1 SE 3/ 1-S 25-W Y 5TH PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN 133.37 MONTGOMERY
[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Mormon Record AFN:FNK2-4J
-----------------
Found on www.genserv.com index#1119
Found on www.genserv.com index#5059
---------------
[GlenScott.FTW]

Land patent records for Arkansas:
SUMMIT, HENRY J 10/15/1906 13207 AR3200__.172

Patent Description AR3200__.172
Cancelled: Y Document Nr. : 13207 Misc. Document Nr. : 23837
Patentee Name: SUMMIT, HENRY J
Warrantee Name:
Authority: May 20, 1862: Homestead Entry (12 Stat. 392)
Signature Present: Y
Signature Date: 10/15/1906 Metes/Bounds: N
Survey Date: Subsurface Reserved: N
Land Office: CAMDEN
Comments:
CANCELED DOCUMENT SEE PATENT #61-80-0061

Legal Land Descriptions
Nr. Aliquot Parts Sec/Blk Township Range Fract. Sect. Meridian Acres Counties
1 SE 3/ 1-S 25-W Y 5TH PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN 133.37 MONTGOMERY

[NI00626] Mormon Record AFN:FNKF-OC[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Mormon Record AFN:FNKF-OC

[NI00627] Mormon Record AFN:FNK2-5P
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Summit, William Fr 1121 Cromwell, Lula S530 08Aug1878 21Aug1960 SUM09FA
Summit, William Fr 5060 Cromwell, Lula S530 08Aug1878 21Aug1960 MANX1
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[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Mormon Record AFN:FNK2-5P
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Summit, William Fr 1121 Cromwell, Lula S530 08Aug1878 21Aug1960 SUM09FA
Summit, William Fr 5060 Cromwell, Lula S530 08Aug1878 21Aug1960 MANX1
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[NI00629] Mormon Record AFN:FNK2-6V
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Summit, Walter Roy 1111 Trapp, Lucinda J S530 16Oct1882 20Jul1963 SUM09FA
Summit, Walter Roy 5061 Trapp, Lucinda J S530 16Oct1882 20Jul1963 MANX1
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[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Mormon Record AFN:FNK2-6V
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Summit, Walter Roy 1111 Trapp, Lucinda J S530 16Oct1882 20Jul1963 SUM09FA
Summit, Walter Roy 5061 Trapp, Lucinda J S530 16Oct1882 20Jul1963 MANX1
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[NI00630] Mormon Record AFN:FNKF-Q5[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Mormon Record AFN:FNKF-Q5

[NI00631] Summit, Nolene 1112 Bobo, Clifton S530 SUM09FA
Summit, Nolene Pan 3614 Bobo, Andrew Cli S530 16Jul1924 SUM09FA
Summit, Nolene Pan 5432 S530 16Jul1924 MANX1
-------------------------
[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Summit, Nolene 1112 Bobo, Clifton S530 SUM09FA
Summit, Nolene Pan 3614 Bobo, Andrew Cli S530 16Jul1924 SUM09FA
Summit, Nolene Pan 5432 S530 16Jul1924 MANX1
-------------------------

[NI00632] Mormon Record AFN: FNK2-72
record has birthdate as 10 Jan 1884
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[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Mormon Record AFN: FNK2-72
record has birthdate as 10 Jan 1884
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[NI00633] Mormon Record AFN:FNKG-2T

Listed as Isom G. Gibbs record SUM09FA
Listed as Isom Gibbs record MANX1

[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Mormon Record AFN:FNKG-2T

Listed as Isom G. Gibbs record SUM09FA
Listed as Isom Gibbs record MANX1

[NI00634] Mormon Record AFN:FNK2-87
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Summit, Thomas Jef 1125 S530 16Aug1887 26Apr1895 SUM09FA
Summit, Thomas Jef 5063 S530 16Aug1887 26Apr1895 MANX1
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[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Mormon Record AFN:FNK2-87
----------------------
Summit, Thomas Jef 1125 S530 16Aug1887 26Apr1895 SUM09FA
Summit, Thomas Jef 5063 S530 16Aug1887 26Apr1895 MANX1
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[NI00636] Mormon Record AFN:FNKG-CD[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Mormon Record AFN:FNKG-CD

[NI00637] James Daniel's notes suggest born in 1851Glen Summitt has name spelled Conzody

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[GlenScott.FTW]

Baptised September 24, 1854 and buried in Old St Paul Cem, Monroe County, Tennessee.
[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

James Daniel's notes suggest born in 1851Glen Summitt has name spelled Conzody

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[GlenScott.FTW]

Baptised September 24, 1854 and buried in Old St Paul Cem, Monroe County, Tennessee.

[NI00640] Sherry Daniels notes say born in Sims, AR
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[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Sherry Daniels notes say born in Sims, AR
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[NI00642] James Daniel suggests born 1884[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

James Daniel suggests born 1884

[NI00647] Glen's notes suggest DOB Nov 5, 1890
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1920 Census, Washila Township, Montgomery County, AR
Barber, J.W. Head Age 29 born AR
Pearl Wife age 27 born AR
Coleman son 4 AR
Toy son 2 AR
J.R. son 1 AR
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[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Glen's notes suggest DOB Nov 5, 1890
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1920 Census, Washila Township, Montgomery County, AR
Barber, J.W. Head Age 29 born AR
Pearl Wife age 27 born AR
Coleman son 4 AR
Toy son 2 AR
J.R. son 1 AR
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[NI00651] Mormon Record AFN:FNK3-KW
record has last name Summit[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Mormon Record AFN:FNK3-KW
record has last name Summit

[NI00653] WWII - PFC Co. B 158th Infantry Regiment
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[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

WWII - PFC Co. B 158th Infantry Regiment
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[NI00657] Mormon Record AFN:FNKQ-2X
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Summit, Thomas Wil 4061 Coffman, Marchie S530 29Nov1922 SUM09FA
Summit, Thomas Wil 5548 Coffman, Marchie S530 29Nov1922 MANX1
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[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Mormon Record AFN:FNKQ-2X
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Summit, Thomas Wil 4061 Coffman, Marchie S530 29Nov1922 SUM09FA
Summit, Thomas Wil 5548 Coffman, Marchie S530 29Nov1922 MANX1
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[NI00658] Found on www.genserv.com index#4062
spelled with one t
Found on www.genserv.com index#5549
spelled with one t
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[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Found on www.genserv.com index#4062
spelled with one t
Found on www.genserv.com index#5549
spelled with one t
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[NI00659] Found on www.genserv.com index#4063
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Found on www.genserv.com index#5550
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[GlenScott.FTW]

FLOYD SUMMIT 23 May 1927 May 1981 (No Location Given) 38654 (Olive Branch, De Soto, MS) 429-40-8422 Arkansas (Before 1951) [Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Found on www.genserv.com index#4063
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Found on www.genserv.com index#5550
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[GlenScott.FTW]

FLOYD SUMMIT 23 May 1927 May 1981 (No Location Given) 38654 (Olive Branch, De Soto, MS) 429-40-8422 Arkansas (Before 1951)

[NI00660] Mormon Record AFN:FNKQ-5G
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Summit, Sylvia Rut 4064 Crow, Melvin Bla S530 05Oct1930 10Oct1956 SUM09FA
Summit, Sylvia Rut 5551 Crow, Melvin Bla S530 05Oct1930 10Oct1956 MANX1
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[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Mormon Record AFN:FNKQ-5G
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Summit, Sylvia Rut 4064 Crow, Melvin Bla S530 05Oct1930 10Oct1956 SUM09FA
Summit, Sylvia Rut 5551 Crow, Melvin Bla S530 05Oct1930 10Oct1956 MANX1
----------------------

[NI00665] Served in Company B of the 47th Tenn. Infantry. ***May have fought at Shiloh***[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Served in Company B of the 47th Tenn. Infantry. ***May have fought at Shiloh***

[NI00674] Information from:
Chip Summitt
-----------
Chip Summitt's notes show Joseph's middle name as Center
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Glen Summit's notes also show middle name as Center
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Glen Summit's notes say Joseph born abt 1857 and died 1929 (these are the same dates we have for James.
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two tombstone entries:
tombstone says Joseph C. Summitt, Oct 10, 1857, Nov 3, 1929, , St. Paul Lutheran Church (New), 8 mi NE Madisonville
tombstone says Joseph C. Summitt, Oct 10, 1857, Nov 2, 1929, "Beloved one Farewell", St. Paul Lutheran, Lakeside
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[GlenScott.FTW]

Both Joseph and wife are buried Old St Paul Lutheran.

http://www.tngenweb.org/monroe/cems/s4.htm
Summitt, Joseph C Oct 10, 1857 Nov 3, 1929 St. Paul Lutheran Church (New) 8 Mi NE Madisonville W-254
Summitt, Joseph C. Oct 10, 1857 Nov 2, 1929 "Beloved One Farewell" St. Paul Lutheran Lakeside H-215



[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

[GlenScott.FTW]

Both Joseph and wife are buried Old St Paul Lutheran.

http://www.tngenweb.org/monroe/cems/s4.htm
Summitt, Joseph C Oct 10, 1857 Nov 3, 1929 St. Paul Lutheran Church (New) 8 Mi NE Madisonville W-254
Summitt, Joseph C. Oct 10, 1857 Nov 2, 1929 "Beloved One Farewell" St. Paul Lutheran Lakeside H-215



Information from:
Chip Summitt
-----------
Chip Summitt's notes show Joseph's middle name as Center
-----------
Glen Summit's notes also show middle name as Center
------------
Glen Summit's notes say Joseph born abt 1857 and died 1929 (these are the same dates we have for James.
----------
two tombstone entries:
tombstone says Joseph C. Summitt, Oct 10, 1857, Nov 3, 1929, , St. Paul Lutheran Church (New), 8 mi NE Madisonville
tombstone says Joseph C. Summitt, Oct 10, 1857, Nov 2, 1929, "Beloved one Farewell", St. Paul Lutheran, Lakeside
--------------

[NI00676] [GlenScott.FTW]

Buried Lakeside Baptist Cem, Monroe County, Tennessee.
[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

[GlenScott.FTW]

Buried Lakeside Baptist Cem, Monroe County, Tennessee.

[NI00681] Ricky's email address was 72113.3012@Compuserve.com[GlenScott.FTW]

72113.3012@compuserve.com
[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Ricky's email address was 72113.3012@Compuserve.com[GlenScott.FTW]

72113.3012@compuserve.com

[NI00683] Adopted[GlenScott.FTW]

Adopted
[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Adopted[GlenScott.FTW]

Adopted

[NI00687] [GlenScott.FTW]

Buried in Voecklabruck, Austria
[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

[GlenScott.FTW]

Buried in Voecklabruck, Austria

[NI00743] Obituary:
From Pine Bluff Commercial, Pine Bluff, AR page 8A
 Monday, April 23, 2001
Mr. Gordon Thornton Summitt, Sr., 98, 0f 6400 Trinity Drive, passed away in the early morning hours of Saturday, April 21, 2001 at Trinity Villiage.
Born near Dyersburg, Tennessee to the late Robert F. and Maude Thornton Summitt on January 1, 1903. He was reared and received his early education in Monroe County, Arkansas. He moved to Pine Bluff in 1965. He began his career with the Cotton Belt Railroad in 1923. He worked in the Maintenance of Way Department during the time he worked and lived in Illinois, Missouri, and Arkansas, and retired in 1968, as Assistant Division Engineer. After his retirement, he continued to work in Maintenance of Way in private business.
He was a member of Carr Memorial United Methodist Church, the Lamartine Lodge #90 F.&A.M., the Arkansas Consistory, and the Sahara Shine Temple.
Mr. Summitt was survived by three sons, Gordon T. Summitt, Jr. and his wife Jo Ann of Plano, Texas, William L. Summitt of Fort Worth, Texas, James W. Summitt and his wife Patricia of Vandalia, Ohio, two daughters, Frances and husband Merrill Vance of Anderson, Indiana, Wilma Summitt of Anderson, Indiana, seventeen grandchildren, twelve great-grandchildren, and one great-great-grandchild.
He was predeceased by his wife, Lena Covey Summitt, three children, Anna Stewart, Charles K. Summitt, Jeanette Delaney, two sisters and two brothers.
Funeral Services will be at 11 a.m. Tuesday at Ralph Robinson & Son Funeral Directors with the Rev. Pete Beevers officiating. Burial will be in Graceland Cemetery.
Memorials may be made to Gideons Internationa or the Shriners.
Visitation will be from 6 to 8 p.m. today at the funeral home.

-----------------------[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Obituary:
From Pine Bluff Commercial, Pine Bluff, AR page 8A
 Monday, April 23, 2001
Mr. Gordon Thornton Summitt, Sr., 98, 0f 6400 Trinity Drive, passed away in the early morning hours of Saturday, April 21, 2001 at Trinity Villiage.
Born near Dyersburg, Tennessee to the late Robert F. and Maude Thornton Summitt on January 1, 1903. He was reared and received his early education in Monroe County, Arkansas. He moved to Pine Bluff in 1965. He began his career with the Cotton Belt Railroad in 1923. He worked in the Maintenance of Way Department during the time he worked and lived in Illinois, Missouri, and Arkansas, and retired in 1968, as Assistant Division Engineer. After his retirement, he continued to work in Maintenance of Way in private business.
He was a member of Carr Memorial United Methodist Church, the Lamartine Lodge #90 F.&A.M., the Arkansas Consistory, and the Sahara Shine Temple.
Mr. Summitt was survived by three sons, Gordon T. Summitt, Jr. and his wife Jo Ann of Plano, Texas, William L. Summitt of Fort Worth, Texas, James W. Summitt and his wife Patricia of Vandalia, Ohio, two daughters, Frances and husband Merrill Vance of Anderson, Indiana, Wilma Summitt of Anderson, Indiana, seventeen grandchildren, twelve great-grandchildren, and one great-great-grandchild.
He was predeceased by his wife, Lena Covey Summitt, three children, Anna Stewart, Charles K. Summitt, Jeanette Delaney, two sisters and two brothers.
Funeral Services will be at 11 a.m. Tuesday at Ralph Robinson & Son Funeral Directors with the Rev. Pete Beevers officiating. Burial will be in Graceland Cemetery.
Memorials may be made to Gideons Internationa or the Shriners.
Visitation will be from 6 to 8 p.m. today at the funeral home.

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[NI00763] [GlenScott.FTW]

SS: 440280122; Juanita was also cremated.

[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

[GlenScott.FTW]

SS: 440280122; Juanita was also cremated.

[NI00770] Marilyn's notes say Fred Henry Wilkening
------------
[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Marilyn's notes say Fred Henry Wilkening
------------

[NI00771] [GlenScott.FTW]

Buried Lone Pine Cemetery.
[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

[GlenScott.FTW]

Buried Lone Pine Cemetery.

[NI00777] Marily's notes spell this name Jackie.
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[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Marily's notes spell this name Jackie.
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[NI00781] Found on www.genserv.com index#1420
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[GlenScott.FTW]

January 7, 1837 - Frederick married Catharina Paysour by bond dated January 7, 1837 in Lincoln County.

1840 - Frederick Summit, Lincoln County, North Carolina. 1 male under 5 years; 1 male 20 to under 30 years; 1 female 20 to under 30 years. 1840 Census, Lincoln County, Roll 363, page 122

1850 - Although Frederick does not seem to appear in the 1850 Census for Gaston County, he is listed in the 1850 Gaston County Slave Schedule as the master of a 13-year-old black female. His name is listed as "Frederick Sumut."

January 14, 1855 - Frederick died at 38 and he is buried in the Paysour-Rhyml Cemetery in Gaston County, North Carolina.[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Found on www.genserv.com index#1420
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[GlenScott.FTW]

January 7, 1837 - Frederick married Catharina Paysour by bond dated January 7, 1837 in Lincoln County.

1840 - Frederick Summit, Lincoln County, North Carolina. 1 male under 5 years; 1 male 20 to under 30 years; 1 female 20 to under 30 years. 1840 Census, Lincoln County, Roll 363, page 122

1850 - Although Frederick does not seem to appear in the 1850 Census for Gaston County, he is listed in the 1850 Gaston County Slave Schedule as the master of a 13-year-old black female. His name is listed as "Frederick Sumut."

January 14, 1855 - Frederick died at 38 and he is buried in the Paysour-Rhyml Cemetery in Gaston County, North Carolina.

[NI00782] Found on www.genserv.com index#916
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[GlenScott.FTW]

IGI Record

John L. SUMMIT
Sex: M

Marriage(s):
Spouse: Rebecca BRINK
Marriage: 15 Mar 1883 Platte', 'Missouri

Batch number: M515612
Sheet:
Source:
[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Found on www.genserv.com index#916
-----------------
[GlenScott.FTW]

IGI Record

John L. SUMMIT
Sex: M

Marriage(s):
Spouse: Rebecca BRINK
Marriage: 15 Mar 1883 Platte', 'Missouri

Batch number: M515612
Sheet:
Source:

[NI00783] Summit, William Ge 4003 S530 29Sept1949 SUM09FA
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[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Summit, William Ge 4003 S530 29Sept1949 SUM09FA
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[NI00801] [GlenScott.FTW]

Place of Work: Law Office of Marilyn K Summitt, PA/Florida USA
Job Title: Attorney Work Phone: 954-978-3155

Education
College/University Delta State Univ Cleveland, MS, 1986
College/University Univ of Florida Gainesville, FL, 1991

Group Affiliations:Professional Associations ABA, FL Bar, FICPA
Personal Interests: Favorite Sports Teams Florida Marlins, 1997 World Series Champions

[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

[GlenScott.FTW]

Place of Work: Law Office of Marilyn K Summitt, PA/Florida USA
Job Title: Attorney Work Phone: 954-978-3155

Education
College/University Delta State Univ Cleveland, MS, 1986
College/University Univ of Florida Gainesville, FL, 1991

Group Affiliations:Professional Associations ABA, FL Bar, FICPA
Personal Interests: Favorite Sports Teams Florida Marlins, 1997 World Series Champions

[NI00807] Marilyn's notes say DOD Dec 5.
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[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Marilyn's notes say DOD Dec 5.
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[NI00837] Record # 734[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Record # 734

[NI00838] www.genserve.com, Index # 735
lists DOD as Jul 14, 1856
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[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

www.genserve.com, Index # 735
lists DOD as Jul 14, 1856
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[NI00839] www.genserve.com, Index # 2303
------------------------
[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

www.genserve.com, Index # 2303
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[NI00840] Summit, Rachel 447 S530 1856 BOYA8JA
Summit, Rachel 447 S530 1856 BOYD8JA
Summit, Rachel 736 Shields, John S530 30Oct1856 02Feb1889 SUM09FA
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[GlenScott.FTW]

SUMMIT, RACHEL: b. Oct 30, 1856, bapt. Feb 10, 1857.
[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Summit, Rachel 447 S530 1856 BOYA8JA
Summit, Rachel 447 S530 1856 BOYD8JA
Summit, Rachel 736 Shields, John S530 30Oct1856 02Feb1889 SUM09FA
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[GlenScott.FTW]

SUMMIT, RACHEL: b. Oct 30, 1856, bapt. Feb 10, 1857.

[NI00841] some information obtained from 1880 census, TN, Monroe County, 10th district, page 20, Dwelling # 163, Family # 166
occupation listed as student and misc as college
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www.genserve.com, Index # 448
simply listed as James
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www.genserve.com, Index # 738
lists middle name as Hanc?
DOD listed as 12May1934
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[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

some information obtained from 1880 census, TN, Monroe County, 10th district, page 20, Dwelling # 163, Family # 166
occupation listed as student and misc as college
----------------------
www.genserve.com, Index # 448
simply listed as James
---------------------
www.genserve.com, Index # 738
lists middle name as Hanc?
DOD listed as 12May1934
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[NI00842] xiii. MARANDA FRANCIS SUMMITT32, b. Abt. 1862, Monroe Co., Tennessee33.[GlenScott.FTW]

SUMMIT, MIRANDA TENNESSEE: dau. of E. Summit, b. Sep 8, 1861.
SUMMIT, MARANDA T., age 19 -Oct 10, 1874
SUMMIT, MARANDA T.- Dec 26, 1875, confirmation at St Pauls Lutheran
[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

xiii. MARANDA FRANCIS SUMMITT32, b. Abt. 1862, Monroe Co., Tennessee33.[GlenScott.FTW]

SUMMIT, MIRANDA TENNESSEE: dau. of E. Summit, b. Sep 8, 1861.
SUMMIT, MARANDA T., age 19 -Oct 10, 1874
SUMMIT, MARANDA T.- Dec 26, 1875, confirmation at St Pauls Lutheran

[NI00843] Some information obtained from Vol 24, ED 206, Sheet 14, Line 6, Monroe County, TN Distict #9
shows John's age as 28
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www.genserve.com, Index # 450
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www.genserve.com, Index # 742
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[GlenScott.FTW]

SUMMIT, JOHN FOX: b. Feb 4, 1864, bapt. Feb 28, 1864.
SUMMIT, JOHN F., age 14-May 12, 1878, confirmation at St Pauls Lutheran
[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Some information obtained from Vol 24, ED 206, Sheet 14, Line 6, Monroe County, TN Distict #9
shows John's age as 28
----------
www.genserve.com, Index # 450
-----------
www.genserve.com, Index # 742
----------
[GlenScott.FTW]

SUMMIT, JOHN FOX: b. Feb 4, 1864, bapt. Feb 28, 1864.
SUMMIT, JOHN F., age 14-May 12, 1878, confirmation at St Pauls Lutheran

[NI00844] Glen Summit's notes have DOB abt 1865[GlenScott.FTW]

SUMMIT, MARTHA E.: b. 1864, bapt. Aug 14, 1864. St Pauls Lutheran
[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Glen Summit's notes have DOB abt 1865[GlenScott.FTW]

SUMMIT, MARTHA E.: b. 1864, bapt. Aug 14, 1864. St Pauls Lutheran

[NI00846] [GlenScott.FTW]

SUMMIT, JOHN WALTER: son of M.L. & Caldona Summit, b. Jun 19, 1872, bapt. Oct 13, 1872.

http://www.tngenweb.org/monroe/cems/s4.htm
Tomstone: Summitt, J. W. Jun 19, 1872 Jun 12, 1890 Son of M. L. & M. C. Summitt St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran Church (Old) 8 Mi N Madisonville W-249 [Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

[GlenScott.FTW]

SUMMIT, JOHN WALTER: son of M.L. & Caldona Summit, b. Jun 19, 1872, bapt. Oct 13, 1872.

http://www.tngenweb.org/monroe/cems/s4.htm
Tomstone: Summitt, J. W. Jun 19, 1872 Jun 12, 1890 Son of M. L. & M. C. Summitt St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran Church (Old) 8 Mi N Madisonville W-249

[NI00847] [GlenScott.FTW]

Buried in Lenoir City, Tennessee; Baptized April 12, 1873.
SUMMIT, JOHN EARNEST: son of Peter & Jane Summit, b. Dec 13, 1872, bapt. Apr 12, 1873. St Pauls Lutheran

[NI00851] Glen Summit's notes have birthdate as November 6, 1877[GlenScott.FTW]

Baptized December 7, 1877. Both Nancy and husband buried in Lenoir City, Tennessee.
SUMMIT, NANCY ARLIE: b. Nov 5, 1877, bapt. Dec. 7, 1877. St Pauls Lutheran

[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Glen Summit's notes have birthdate as November 6, 1877[GlenScott.FTW]

Baptized December 7, 1877. Both Nancy and husband buried in Lenoir City, Tennessee.
SUMMIT, NANCY ARLIE: b. Nov 5, 1877, bapt. Dec. 7, 1877. St Pauls Lutheran

[NI00854] tombstone says E. Summitt, Feb 10, 1815, Mar 25, 1893, , St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran Church (old) Cemetery, 8 Mi N Madisonville
-----------[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

tombstone says E. Summitt, Feb 10, 1815, Mar 25, 1893, , St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran Church (old) Cemetery, 8 Mi N Madisonville
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[NI00855] Found on www.genserv.com index#1294
first name spelled Darius
last name only one t
---------------------
Flora Mae Keene's notes are confusing regarding Darius. She has him dyingon Dec. 22, 1882 on one sheet of notes and getting married on another sheet of notes
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tombstone says Darius E. Summitt, Jul 29, 1882, Dec 22, 1882, Son of M.L. and M.C. Summitt, St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran Church Cemetery, 8 mi N Madisonville
----------------
[GlenScott.FTW]

http://www.tngenweb.org/monroe/cems/s4.htm

Tomstone: Summitt, Darius E. Jul 29, 1882 Dec 22, 1882 Son of M. L. & M. C. Summitt St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran Church (Old) 8 Mi N Madisonville W-250 [Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Found on www.genserv.com index#1294
first name spelled Darius
last name only one t
---------------------
Flora Mae Keene's notes are confusing regarding Darius. She has him dyingon Dec. 22, 1882 on one sheet of notes and getting married on another sheet of notes
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tombstone says Darius E. Summitt, Jul 29, 1882, Dec 22, 1882, Son of M.L. and M.C. Summitt, St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran Church Cemetery, 8 mi N Madisonville
----------------
[GlenScott.FTW]

http://www.tngenweb.org/monroe/cems/s4.htm

Tomstone: Summitt, Darius E. Jul 29, 1882 Dec 22, 1882 Son of M. L. & M. C. Summitt St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran Church (Old) 8 Mi N Madisonville W-250

[NI00863] Headline: OBITUARIES
Publication Date: August 21, 2000
Source: The Knoxville News-Sentinel
Page: A7
Subjects:
Region: North America; Southeast United States; Tennessee
Obituary:
TALLENT, PAULINE (POLLY) SUMMITT - age 91, born Jan. 10, 1909, passed away quietly August 18, 2000 at St. Mary's Hospital. An active member for more than 70 years of First Cumberland Presbyterian Church of Knoxville. Preceded in death by husband, Charles Lemuel Tallent; father & mother, William Lafayette & Lula Mae Moser Summitt; and step mother, Maggie Sheets Summitt. She was dearly loved and will be missed by many. Survivors: son, Charles W. Tallent; son & daughter in law, George E. & Diana Tallent; grandchildren, Tanya Gutridge, Christopher, Michael, & Jason Tallent; 2 great grandchildren; brothers, Vester & Lamarr Summitt. Graveside service 11 a.m. Monday at Lynnhurst Cemetery with Rev. David Lancaster and Dr. J. David Hester officiating. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to First Cumberland Presbyterian Church of Knoxville, 6900 Nubbins Ridge Rd. Knoxville, Tenn. 37919. Arrangements by Lynnhurst Greenwood Chapel of Berry Funeral Home 2300 W. Adair Dr.
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Headline: OBITUARIES
Publication Date: August 21, 2000
Source: The Knoxville News-Sentinel
Page: A7
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Region: North America; Southeast United States; Tennessee
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TALLENT, PAULINE (POLLY) SUMMITT - age 91, born Jan. 10, 1909, passed away quietly August 18, 2000 at St. Mary's Hospital. An active member for more than 70 years of First Cumberland Presbyterian Church of Knoxville. Preceded in death by husband, Charles Lemuel Tallent; father & mother, William Lafayette & Lula Mae Moser Summitt; and step mother, Maggie Sheets Summitt. She was dearly loved and will be missed by many. Survivors: son, Charles W. Tallent; son & daughter in law, George E. & Diana Tallent; grandchildren, Tanya Gutridge, Christopher, Michael, & Jason Tallent; 2 great grandchildren; brothers, Vester & Lamarr Summitt. Graveside service 11 a.m. Monday at Lynnhurst Cemetery with Rev. David Lancaster and Dr. J. David Hester officiating. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to First Cumberland Presbyterian Church of Knoxville, 6900 Nubbins Ridge Rd. Knoxville, Tenn. 37919. Arrangements by Lynnhurst Greenwood Chapel of Berry Funeral Home 2300 W. Adair Dr.
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[NI00868] Glen Summit's notes have DOB as 1918

[NI00871] tombstone says Denver W. Summitt, April 30, 1894, Jun 23, 1896, "Son of J.S. & M.E. Summitt. Suffer little childre to come unto me. Asleep in Jesus Blessed Sleep.", St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran Church (old) Cemetery, 8 Mi N Madisonville
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Tomstone: Summitt, Denver W. Apr 30, 1894 Jun 23, 1896 Son of J. S. & M. E. Summitt "Suffer little children to come unto me. Asleep in Jesus Blessed sleep" St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran Church (Old) 8 Mi N Madisonville W-249 [Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

tombstone says Denver W. Summitt, April 30, 1894, Jun 23, 1896, "Son of J.S. & M.E. Summitt. Suffer little childre to come unto me. Asleep in Jesus Blessed Sleep.", St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran Church (old) Cemetery, 8 Mi N Madisonville
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Tomstone: Summitt, Denver W. Apr 30, 1894 Jun 23, 1896 Son of J. S. & M. E. Summitt "Suffer little children to come unto me. Asleep in Jesus Blessed sleep" St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran Church (Old) 8 Mi N Madisonville W-249

[NI00894] Headline: DEATHS
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BLYTHEVILLE - Harlyn Stevens Webb, 73, of West Memphis, formerly of Blytheville, construction supervisor, died of cancer Saturday at Methodist Hospital in Memphis. Graveside services were Monday at Elmwood Cemetery. Cobb Funeral Home had charge. He was a member of Avion Travel Club. Mr. Webb, the husband of Betty Jo Webb, also leaves a daughter, Judy Nelson, and a son, Randy Webb, both of West Memphis; his mother, Juanita Moody Webb of Blytheville; two sisters, Nancy Summitt of Blytheville and Donna Permentor of West Memphis; a brother, Dene Webb of Blytheville, three grandchildren and two great- grandchildren.
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BLYTHEVILLE - Harlyn Stevens Webb, 73, of West Memphis, formerly of Blytheville, construction supervisor, died of cancer Saturday at Methodist Hospital in Memphis. Graveside services were Monday at Elmwood Cemetery. Cobb Funeral Home had charge. He was a member of Avion Travel Club. Mr. Webb, the husband of Betty Jo Webb, also leaves a daughter, Judy Nelson, and a son, Randy Webb, both of West Memphis; his mother, Juanita Moody Webb of Blytheville; two sisters, Nancy Summitt of Blytheville and Donna Permentor of West Memphis; a brother, Dene Webb of Blytheville, three grandchildren and two great- grandchildren.
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BLYTHEVILLE - Harlyn Stevens Webb, 73, of West Memphis, formerly of Blytheville, construction supervisor, died of cancer Saturday at Methodist Hospital in Memphis. Graveside services were Monday at Elmwood Cemetery. Cobb Funeral Home had charge. He was a member of Avion Travel Club. Mr. Webb, the husband of Betty Jo Webb, also leaves a daughter, Judy Nelson, and a son, Randy Webb, both of West Memphis; his mother, Juanita Moody Webb of Blytheville; two sisters, Nancy Summitt of Blytheville and Donna Permentor of West Memphis; a brother, Dene Webb of Blytheville, three grandchildren and two great- grandchildren.
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Publication Date: November 17, 1998
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BLYTHEVILLE - Harlyn Stevens Webb, 73, of West Memphis, formerly of Blytheville, construction supervisor, died of cancer Saturday at Methodist Hospital in Memphis. Graveside services were Monday at Elmwood Cemetery. Cobb Funeral Home had charge. He was a member of Avion Travel Club. Mr. Webb, the husband of Betty Jo Webb, also leaves a daughter, Judy Nelson, and a son, Randy Webb, both of West Memphis; his mother, Juanita Moody Webb of Blytheville; two sisters, Nancy Summitt of Blytheville and Donna Permentor of West Memphis; a brother, Dene Webb of Blytheville, three grandchildren and two great- grandchildren.

[NI00905] Glen Summitt's notes suggest birthdate Nove 2, 1855 and died in Texas

[NI00917] Tombstone Notes: Sarah Summitt, May 28, 1796, Jun 30, 1856, Wife of Daniel Summit, St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran Church Old Cemetery, 8 Mi N Madisonville
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* This census indicates that Andrew and Amanda had been married 21 years, that Amanda had had 12 children, 9 of whom were still living. Based on the listed birth locations for the children, Andrew and Amanda had moved to Oklahoma between 1896 and 1899.
* They were renting the farm on which they were living.
* Elizabeth (Long) Gibson was listed as mother-in-law, rather than step- grandmother. She listed her birthdate as October, 1824. She indicated that she had been married 30 years and had 7 children, of whom 2 were still living.
* Living on an adjacent farm is Andrew's widowed sister-in-law, Amanda (44) and her children.
3. Ref.: 13th U.S. General Census - 1910, Oklahoma, Pottawatomie County, E.D. 204, Lewis Township recinct 1, Sheet 8A.
* Listed in this census are Andrew Hembree (58), a farmer, his wife Amanda (46), and their children: Wiley Newton, (20), Mattie Crystal (20), Joseph Earl (17), Ernest Clyde (13), Harold Brewster (7), and Pernando Weldin (6).
* This census indicates that Andrew and Amanda had been married 30 years, that Amanda had had 14 children, 9 of whom were still living. Pansy L. had apparently died some time prior to 1910, plus one other child, if the number of living children was correct.
* Andrew had purchased the farm on which they were living.
Children of AMANDA GIBSON and ANDREW HEMBREE are:
i. WILLIAM A.7 HEMBREE, b. January 1880, Washington Co., Arkansas61.
ii. NELLY A. HEMBREE, b. February 1881, Washington Co., Arkansas62.
iii. PRESTON B. HEMBREE, b. November 1882, Washington Co., Arkansas62.
iv. ROBERT L. HEMBREE, b. January 1886, Washington Co., Arkansas62.
v. MATTIE CRYSTAL HEMBREE, b. September 1889, Washington Co., Arkansas62.
vi. WILEY NEWTON HEMBREE, b. February 189162.
vii. JOSEPH EARL HEMBREE, b. November 1892, Washington Co., Arkansas62.
viii. ERNEST CLYDE HEMBREE, b. June 1895, Washington Co., Arkansas62.
ix. PANSY L. HEMBREE, b. November 1899, Pottowatome Co., Oklahoma62; d. Bef. 1910, Pottowatome Co., Oklahoma63.
x. HAROLD BREWSTER HEMBREE, b. Abt. 1903, Pottowatome Co., Oklahoma63.
xi. PERMUNDO WELDON HEMBREE, b. Abt. 1904, Pottawatome Co., Oklahoma63.
12. ROBERT EUSEBIUS6 GIBSON (HANNAH ADALINE5 SUMMITT, JACOB ESABIAS4, DANIEL3, JOHANNES FRANCIS2, JACOB1) was born October 15, 1868 in Monroe Co., Tennessee64, and died 1944 in Farmington, Washington Co., Arkansas65. He married NELLIE FRANCIS MARRS July 01, 1888 in Washington Co., Arkansas66.
Notes for ROBERT EUSEBIUS GIBSON:
1. Ref.: 12th U.S. Census - 1900, Arkansas, Washington County, Marrs Hill Township, E.D. 109, Sheet 7.
* Listed in this census are Robert E. (31), a farmer, his wife Nellie (24), and their children: Olie (8), Hugh (6), Frank (4), and Wallis (2).
* Robert was renting the farm on which they were living.
* All the children were born in Arkansas.
* Living four farms away is Robert's sister, Martha Thurman.
2. Ref.: 13th U.S. Census - 1910, Arkansas, Washington County, Center Township, E.D. 130, Sheet 7B.
* Listed in this census are Robert E. (42), a farmer, his wife Nellie F. (37), and their children: Hugh W. (16), Frank (13), Wallace B. (12), Loran B. (9), Carlos (7), and Jesse E. (1-2/12).
* This census indicated that Robert and Nellie had been married 22 years, they have had 7 children, all of whom are still living.
* Nellie listed her birhtplace as Texas.
* Jesse's birthplace was listed as Oklahoma, and the rest were born in Arkansas.
3. Ref.: 14th U.S. Census - 1920, Arkansas, Washington County, Center Township, E.D. 135, Sheet 10B.
* Listed in this census are Robert E. (52), a farmer, his wife Nellie F. (43), and their children: Lorin J. (19), and Jesse (11).
* Nellie listed her birthplace as Oklahoma.
* The children were listed as being born in Arkansas.
Children of ROBERT GIBSON and NELLIE MARRS are:
i. HUGH WILLIAM7 GIBSON, b. November 13, 1893, Farmington, Washington Co., Arkansas67; d. March 09, 1971, Farmington, Washington Co., Arkansas68; m. PEARL C. SLATON, July 06, 1911, Washington Co., Arkansas69.
Notes for HUGH WILLIAM GIBSON:
1. Ref.: 14th U.S. Census - 1920, Arkansas, Washington County, Center Township, E.D. 134.
* Listed in this census are Hugh Gibson (26), a farmer, his wife Pearl (24), and son Pherel (7).
ii. FRANK L. GIBSON, b. 1896, Washington Co., Arkansas70; m. ELLA MAY WILSON, December 24, 1917, Washington Co., Arkansas71.
iii. WALLACE B. GIBSON, b. February 01, 1898, Washington Co., Arkansas72.
iv. LORAN B. GIBSON, b. Abt. 1901, Washington Co., Arkansas73,73.
v. CARLOS J. GIBSON, b. 1903, Washington Co., Arkansas73; d. 1975, Farmington, Washington Co., Arkansas74.
vi. JESSE E. GIBSON, b. February 1909, Washington Co., Arkansas75.
13. LAURA SUSANNE6 GIBSON (HANNAH ADALINE5 SUMMITT, JACOB ESABIAS4, DANIEL3, JOHANNES FRANCIS2, JACOB1) was born April 11, 1871 in Madisonville, Monroe Co., Tennessee76, and died August 16, 1960 in Clovis, Curry Co., New Mexico77. She married (1) WILEY SHELTON June 08, 1885 in Fayetteville, Washington Co., Arkansas78, son of SHEPHERD SHELTON and SARAH MASHBURN. She married (2) JAMES THOMAS TRAPP79 March 26, 1902 in Pauls Valley, Indian Territory, (Garven Co.), Oklahoma, son of DANIEL TRAPP and SARAH SHED.
Notes for LAURA SUSANNE GIBSON:
* Laura Susanne was born in Monroe County, Tennessee. When she was about two years of age, about 1873/74, her family moved to Washington County, Arkansas, where they remained. She married Wiley Shelton in Farmington, Washington County, Arkansas in 1885.
1. 12th U. S. Census - 1900, Indian Territory, Chickasaw Nation, Township 3N R1E, Pauls Valley, E. D. 135, Sheet 19.
* Listed in this census are Wiley Sheldon (39, Oct. 1860), a farmer, his wife Laura (29, April 1871), and children: Oma (12, Sept. 1887), Cora (9, July 1890), Sherman (7, Feb. 1893), Addie (3, June 1896), and George (1, Nov. 1898).
* In this census, Laura listed her birth place and the birth place of both her parents as Tennessee.
2. Ref: 13th U. S. Census - 1910, New Mexico, Curry County, Precinct 8, Loganville, E. D. 61, Sheet 2.
* Listed on this census are James T. (55) a farmer, his wife Laura (40), and children: Carrel (18), Sherman (listed as "Shelton", 17), Edith (15), Ada S. (14), George (11), Roy (10), Anna (6), Earl (5), and Ross (1-10/12).
* Notable on this census, Laura lists Arkansas as the birthplace for herself and both parents, rather than Tennessee.
* Based on the birth places listed for the children, James T. and Laura moved from Oklahoma to New Mexico between the births of Earl and Ross, or sometime between 1905 and 1908.
3. Ref: 14th U. S. Census - 1920, New Mexico, Curry County, Bellview Precinct No. 11, E. D. 53, Sheet 8.
* Listed on this census are James T. (64) a farmer, his wife Laura S. (49), and children: Carole E. (28), Edith M. (24), Roy (20), Annie L. (16), Earl (14), Ross (11), Albert L. (8) and Shelton, George (21).
* Notable on this census, Laura lists Tennessee as the birthplace for herself and both parents.
Notes for WILEY SHELTON:
1. 12th U. S. Census - 1900, Indian Territory, Chickasaw Nation, Township 3N R1 E, Pauls Valley, E. D. 135, Sheet 19.
* Listed in this census are Wiley Sheldon (39, Oct. 1860), a farmer, with wife Laura (29, April 1871) and children: Oma (12, Sept. 1887), Cora (9, July 1890), Sherman (7, Feb. 1893), Addie (3, June 1896), and George (1, Nov. 1898).
* Wiley was renting the farm on which they were living.
* Wiley listed his own birth place as Missouri and Alabama as the birthplace of both his father and mother.
* In a note on a flyleaf of her Family Bible, Oma stated states that they had moved to Oklahoma Territory from Missouri in 1893.
* Wiley Shelton was killed by two escaped convicts who were hiding in tall grass on his farm near Pauls Valley, Oklahoma. He was checking an open gate, and as he passed them, they raised up and shot him in the back.
Marriage Notes for LAURA GIBSON and WILEY SHELTON:
1. 12th U. S. Census - 1900, Indian Territory, Chickasaw Nation, Township 3N R1E, Pauls Valley, E. D. 135, Sheet 19.
* Listed in this census are Wiley Sheldon (39), a farmer, with wife Laura (29) and children: Oma (12), Cora (9), Sherman (7), Addie (3), and George (1).
* This census indicates that Wiley and Laura have been married 15 years.
* Laura indicates that she has had 6 children, 5 of whom are still living.
* Laura married Wiley Shelton in Farmington, Washington County, Arkansas in 1885, at the age of 14. Family tales indicate that Wiley then took her back to Cole County, Missouri, where their first three children were born.
* According to an entry in the Fryar Family Bible, Oma Fryar indicated that they had moved from Missouri to Pauls Valley, Indian Territory, in 1893.
Notes for JAMES THOMAS TRAPP:
1. Ref: 10th U. S. Census - 1880, Texas, Coryell County, E. D. 25, Sheet 47, Justice Precinct 4 & 5.
* Listed on this census are James T. (24), a farmer, with his wife Nancy J. (26), and children: Mary E. (4), Danl S. (3), and a baby 'V' (6/12, Dec. 1879).
2. Ref: 12th U. S. Census - 1900, Indian Territory, Chickasaw Nation, Township 3 N, R2 East, E. D. 132, Sheet 3
* Listed on this census are James T. (44, Nov. 1855), a farmer, with his wife Low (40, Apr. 1860), and children: Lawson J. (14, Oct. 1885), Frank (12, Apr. 1888), Bertha (10, Mar 1890), Carrel (8, Sept. 1891), Edith (4, Jul. 1895), Roy (10/12, Aug. 1899), and Martha Benight (18, Sept. 1881). Also shown is a boarder, H. Conrady, (74, Mar. 1826), Widower and German Immigrant.
* Based on the listed birthplaces of the children, shortly after the 1880 census James T. apparently returned to Arkansas, where Martha was born in 1881. He Married Lowesa in 1884 and remained in Arkansas until about 1891, when they returned to Bell County, Texas at least long enough for Carrel to be born. They then returned to Arkansas where Edith was born in 1895. They then moved to Indian Territory by 1899, where Roy was born.
3. Ref: 13th U. S. Census - 1910, New Mexico, Curry County, Precinct 8, Loganville, E. D. 61, Sheet 3A.
* Listed on this census are James T. (55) a farmer, with his wife Laura (40), and children: Carrel (18), Sherman (listed as Shelton, 17), Edith (15), Ada S. (14), George (11), Roy (10), Anna (6), Earl (5), and Ross (1-10/12).
* James T. owned the farm on which they were living, showing it free of encumbrance.
* Notable in this census, Laura listed Arkansas as the birthplace for herself and both parents, rather than Tennessee. Based on the birth places listed for the children, James T. and Laura moved from Oklahoma to New Mexico between the births of Earl and Ross, or sometime between 1905 and 1908.
4. Ref: 14th U. S. Census - 1920, New Mexico, Curry County, Bellview Precinct No. 11, E. D. 53, Sheet 8A.
* Listed on this census are James T. (64) a farmer, with his wife Laura S. (49), and children: Carole E. (28), Edith M. (24), Roy (20), Annie L. (16), Earl (14), Ross (11), Albert L. (8) and Shelton, George (21).
* James T. now showed a mortgage on the farm.
* Notable in this census, Laura listed Tennessee as the birthplace for herself and both parents.
5. Ref.: Obituary Column, Clovis News Journal, Monday, June 03, 1929.
* *James T. Trapp Buried at Bellview* Mr. James T. Trapp, aged 73, who died at 510 Wallace St. last Friday was buried at Bellview Sunday afternoon at two o'clock. He was survived by a wife, Mrs. Laura Trapp, eleven children, five step children, sixty-two grand-children and sixteen great grand-children, who were all present at the time of his death.
Mr. Trapp had been a resident of Clovis and vicinity for twenty-three years.
Funeral arrangements were conducted by Steed's Mortuary.
6. Ref.: Obituary Column, Clovis News Journal, Tuesday, June 04, 1929.
* *J. T. Trapp* On May 31, after an illness of nearly three years, Mr. J. T. Trapp departed this life at his home in Clovis.
Mr. Trapp was born in Georgia in 1855. He moved to Oklahoma when only a young man and when New Mexico was opened for statehood, his was one of the first families to brave many difficulties of the new country in 1905.
Since locating on his claim, three miles southwest of Bellview, it had been his home until his health failed in August, 1926. After this date he found it necessary to move to Clovis for medical conveniences.
Mr. Trapp has truly been a steady pillar in his church, a loyal citizen, and a hospitable neighbor, which won him many friends.
We regret very much to lose so valuable a character from our community and we extend our sympath and words of comfort to the bereaved family and relatives. Truly "he cannot come to us, but we can go to him." --A Friend.--
Marriage Notes for LAURA GIBSON and JAMES TRAPP:
The 1910 census indicates that James T. and Laura had been married 8 years. Laura is indicated to be the mother of 9 children, 8 of whom were still living.
Children of LAURA GIBSON and WILEY SHELTON are:
i. IDA OMA7 SHELTON, b. September 05, 1887, Jefferson City, Cole Co., Missouri80,81; d. November 25, 1973, Clovis, Curry Co., New Mexico82; m. WILLIAM JOSEPH FRYAR, April 01, 1902, Ardmore, Indian Territory (Carter Co.), Oklahoma83.
Notes for IDA OMA SHELTON:
Notes:
1. 12th U. S. Census - Indian Territory, Chickasaw Nation, Township 3N R1E, Pauls Valley, E. D. 135, Sheet 19.
Wiley Sheldon (age 39), a farmer is shown with wife Laura (age 29) and children: Oma (age 12), Cora (age 9), Sherman (age 7), Addie (age 3), and George (age 1).
This census lists her birth date as September 1887 and place of birth as Missouri. In a note on a flyleaf of her family Bible, Oma stated she had moved to Pauls Valley in 1893, and moved to (New) Mexico November 18, 1908.
Notes for WILLIAM JOSEPH FRYAR:
William Joseph and Ida Oma moved by wagon from Norman, Oklahoma, to homestead in New Mexico Territory. They traveled with five or six other families and finally settled in the Bellview area of Northern Curry County. According to an entry in the Fryar Family Bible by Oma Fryar, they arrived November 18, 1908.
1. Ref.: 13th U. S. Census - 1910, New Mexico, Curry County, Grady, Precinct 7, E.D. 60, Sheet 4
* Listed in this census are William J. (26), a farmer, his wife Oma I. (22), and their children: James T. (6), Laura E. (3), and William J.B. (2). Also living with them is brother-in-law Sherman Shelton (17).
* William owns his homestead which he showed to be free of encumberance.
2. Ref.: 145h U. S. Census - 1920, New Mexico, Curry County, Bony Precinct No. 12, E.D. 53, Sheet 10 A
* Listed in this census are William J. (36), a farmer, his wife Ida O. (32), and their cildren: James T. (16), Laura E. (13), William J. (12), Rosy R. (9), John W. (7), Jessie L. (6), Mikle F. (2-6/12), and Henry D. (10/12).
* Also listed in this census, on adjacent farm are sister-in-law Addie Fryar, and her 4 children.
* Also listed in this census, on adjacent farm are Woodford and Leona Simpson, parents of their future son-in-law Roy and George and Maggie Simpson, parents of their future daughter-in-law, Mildred.
Marriage Notes for IDA SHELTON and WILLIAM FRYAR:
* The 1910 census indicated that William and Oma had been married 8 years.
* Oma had three children, all living, born in Oklahoma Territory, prior to their arrival in New Mexico.
ii. CORA ELLEN SHELTON, b. July 14, 1892, Jefferson City, Cole Co., Missouri84; d. March 04, 1946, Bellview, Curry Co., New Mexico85; m. JAMES ARTHUR SMITH, February 11, 1906, Purcell, Oklahoma86.
Notes for JAMES ARTHUR SMITH:
1. Ref.: 14th U.S. General Census - 1920, New Mexico, Curry County, E.D. 53, Bellview Precinct #11, Sheet 8A.
* Listed in this census are James A. Smith (38), a farmer, his wife Cora E. (29), and their children: William H. (9), Velma D. (7), John W. (5), James A. (4-2/12), Glen R. (2-3/12), Mozell (8/12).
* James owned his farm.
* James listed Kansas as his and his father's birthplace, and Mississippi as the birthplace of his mother.
* Cora listed Missouri as her and her father's birthplace, and Tennessee as the birthplace of her mother.
* Based on the listed birthplaces of their children, James and Cora lived in New Mexico until after 1913, when they returned to Oklahoma where John W. was born in 1915. They returned to New Mexico about 1917, and remained there.
iii. SHERMAN SHELTON, b. February 14, 1893, Miller Co., Missouri87,88; d. April 04, 1948, Marysville, Yuba Co., California89; m. NANCY JANE SIMPSON, October 13, 1912, Bellview, Curry Co., New Mexico90.
Notes for SHERMAN SHELTON:
1. Ref.: 14th U.S. Census - 1920, New Mexico, Curry County, Boney Precinct No. 12.
* Listed in this census are Sherman Shelton (26), a farmer, his wife Janey (24), and their children: Woodford J. (5), Bonny M. (3-6/12), and William R. (2).
* Sherman owned his farm.
* Janie listed Arkansas as her and her mother's birthplace, and Kentucky as the birthplace of her father.
Notes for NANCY JANE SIMPSON:
For more information, see the Simpson Family File.
iv. WILLIAM SHEPPARD SHELTON, b. May 11, 1895, Pauls Valley, Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory91; d. July 07, 1895, Pauls Valley, Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory.
v. SARAH ADLINE SHELTON, b. June 24, 1896, Pauls Valley, Chickasaw Nation, Oklahoma91; d. July 20, 1957, Clovis, Curry Co., New Mexico92; m. (1) THOMAS FRANCIS FRYAR, January 29, 1912, Farwell, Parmer Co., Texas93; m. (2) BENJAMIN FRED PULLIAM, October 20, 1920, Herford, Deaf Smith County, Texas93.
Notes for SARAH ADLINE SHELTON:
1. Ref.: 145h U. S. Census - 1920, New Mexico, Curry County, Bony Precinct No. 12, E.D. 53, Sheet 10 A
* Listed in this census are Addie Fryar (29), a widow, and children: Oscar (6), Jewel (5), Marvin F. (3-1/12), and Cecil (10/12).
* This census was taken approximately 14 months after the death of Toss.
* The family is living on the farm homesteaded by Toss.
* A descrepanacy in this census: Oscar's age should be 8, Jewel's should be 6, and Marvin's 4, based on birth dates provided by Oscar and Ellen Fryar.
vi. GEORGE WASHINGTON SHELTON, b. November 06, 1898, Pauls Valley, Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory94; d. June 20, 1983, Amarillo, Potter Co., Texas95; m. (1) VELMA GEAR96; m. (2) RUBY TRAPP97,97, March 24, 1920, Bonham, Fannin Co., Texas98,99; m. (3) RUBY BAKER100, July 05, 1960, Clovis, Curry County, New Mexico101.
Notes for GEORGE WASHINGTON SHELTON:
The 1900 Census of the Indian Territory places George Washington Shelton near Pauls Valley, in the Indian Territory, Chickasaw Nation. It lists his birth date as November 1898 and place of birth as Indian Territory.
Children of LAURA GIBSON and JAMES TRAPP are:
vii. ANNIE LAURA7 TRAPP, b. March 05, 1903, Pauls Valley, Garven Co., Oklahoma102,103; d. October 05, 1987, Santa Fe, Santa Fe Co., New Mexico104; m. ANDREW JACKSON WELCH, July 31, 1920, Pauls Valley, Garven Co., Oklahoma104.
viii. EARL TRAPP, b. March 13, 1905, Purcell, McClain Co., Oklahoma105; d. November 29, 1970, Clovis, Curry Co., New Mexico106; m. (1) PEARL HOWARD107; m. (2) LEE ORIE THOMPSON107; m. (3) ROSIE ODESSA TROUT, October 01, 1922, Clovis, Curry Co., New Mexico.
ix. ROSS TRAPP, b. June 05, 1908, Bellview, Curry Co., New Mexico108; d. October 14, 1983, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake Co., Utah109; m. (1) LILLIAN WHITMORE110; m. (2) WILONA ALHOUSER110; m. (3) JUNE HARBICHT, March 18, 1938110.
x. ELBERT LEE TRAPP, b. July 23, 1911, Bellview, Curry Co., New Mexico111; d. February 13, 1990, California; m. (1) PHOEBE FAILS112; m. (2) MILDRED REAMER112.
14. MARTHA RACHEL6 GIBSON (HANNAH ADALINE5 SUMMITT, JACOB ESABIAS4, DANIEL3, JOHANNES FRANCIS2, JACOB1) was born April 29, 1873 in Monroe Co., Tennessee113, and died October 29, 1911 in Arkansas. She married JOHN BOWLING THURMAN July 01, 1888 in Washington Co., Arkansas114, son of JADIE J..
Notes for JOHN BOWLING THURMAN:
1. Ref.: Undated notes by Anie Irene Ballard Hawley, and supplied by Ellen Fryar, provided information on Martha Rachel Gibson, hoseph Marshall Gibson, and Sarah Elizabeth Gibson families. John and Martha had 14 children, two of which lived only a few hours. Only 11 of their children lived to maturinty. Following the death of Martha, John Thurman remarried and had seven more children. He died at age 64 in 1932.
2. Ref.: 12th U.S. Census - 1900, Arkansas, Washington County, Marrs Hill Township, E.D. 109, Sheet 7.
* Listed in this census are John Thurman (32), a farmer, his wife "Mattie" (27), and their children: Lillie (9), "Elizea" (6), Cordia (4), "Cosbay" (2), and Catherine (5/12).
* Living on the next farm are brother William (44), and his wife Elizabeth (47).
* Living 4 farms away are brother-in-law Robert and Nellie Gibson.
3. Ref.: 13th U.S. Census - 1910, Arkansas, Washington County, Marrs Hill Township, E.D. 139, Sheet 7A.
* Listed in this census are John Thurman (44), a farmer, his wife Martha (37), and their children: Lillie E. (19), Lena L. (17), Sallie L (16), Cordia C. (14), "Cosbia" (12), Katie C. (10), Jessie A. (8), Elzie L. (6), Andrew F. (5), "Dempsie" R. (3), and Martha R. (1-3/12).
* This census indicated that John and Martha "Mattie" had been married 21 years, they had 11 children, all of whom were still living.
* John's age should be 42 rather than 44, based on a birthdate of January 26, 1868.
* John owns his farm.
* John listed his birthplace as Arkansas.
* Martha listed her birthplace as Tennessee
* All the children were listed as being born in Arkansas.
4. Ref.: 14th U.S. Census - 1920, Arkansas, Washington County, Marrs Hill Township, E.D. 144, Sheet 4B.
* Listed in this census is John Thurman (64), a farmer, with second wife Elizabeth (24), and children: Elzie (16), Andrew (14), Dempsey (13), Rachel (10), and Elizabeth (7/12).
* Also living with John and Elizabeth is John's mother, Jadie J. Thurman (88), a widow.
* John's age should be 52, rather than the listed 64, based on a birthdate of January 26, 1868.
Children of MARTHA GIBSON and JOHN THURMAN are:
i. LILLIE ELIZABETH7 THURMAN, b. December 20, 1890, Washington Co., Arkansas115; d. June 15, 1969; m. BALLARD116, July 31, 1911, Arkansas.
ii. LENA LUCINDA THURMAN, b. May 08, 1892, Arkansas117; d. May 31, 1971; m. STONE.
iii. SALLY LUIZE THURMAN, b. March 25, 1894, Arkansas117; d. 1930; m. BEEKS.
iv. CORDIA CAROLINE THURMAN, b. September 11, 1895, Arkansas117; d. February 06, 1971; m. ANDERSON.
v. JOHN WILLIAM COSBY THURMAN, b. November 25, 1897, Arkansas117.
vi. KATHLEEN C. THURMAN, b. December 25, 1899, Arkansas117; m. CLEVENGER.
vii. JESSIE ANN THURMAN, b. October 24, 1901118; m. HASH.
viii. ELIZA LEE THURMAN, b. May 09, 1903, Arkansas118; d. Abt. 1965.
ix. ANDREW FRANKLIN THURMAN, b. January 05, 1905, Arkansas118.
x. DEMPSEY ROBERT THURMAN, b. December 07, 1906, Arkansas118; d. June 01, 1969.
xi. MARTHA RACHEL THURMAN, b. February 02, 1909, Arkansas118; d. 1967.
xii. CHILD 12 THURMAN.
xiii. CHILD 13 THURMAN.
xiv. CHILD 14 THURMAN.
15. JOSEPH MARSHALL6 GIBSON (HANNAH ADALINE5 SUMMITT, JACOB ESABIAS4, DANIEL3, JOHANNES FRANCIS2, JACOB1) was born Abt. 1876 in Washington Co., Arkansas119, and died August 27, 1954120. He married FLORENCE EFFIE SUTHERLAND120 1900 in Drake's Creek, Arkansas120.
Children of JOSEPH GIBSON and FLORENCE SUTHERLAND are:
i. ILA7 GIBSON, b. 1902, Washington Co., Arkansas; m. GARLAND DUNLAP, October 25, 1920, Washington Co., Arkansas121.
ii. GEORGE W. GIBSON, b. 1904, Washington Co., Arkansas.
iii. ESTHER M. GIBSON, b. 1907, Washington Co., Arkansas.
iv. FLOYD R. GIBSON, b. 1909, Washington Co., Arkansas.
v. MARY GIBSON, b. 1910, Washington Co., Arkansas.
vi. FRANCIS GIBSON, b. 1914, Washington Co., Arkansas.
vii. JOSEPH GIBSON, b. 1922, Washington Co., Arkansas.
viii. PAULINE GIBSON, b. 1925, Washington Co., Arkansas.
16. SARAH ELIZABETH6 GIBSON (HANNAH ADALINE5 SUMMITT, JACOB ESABIAS4, DANIEL3, JOHANNES FRANCIS2, JACOB1) was born May 03, 1877 in Washington Co., Arkansas122, and died February 15, 1933 in Dewey Co., Oklahoma. She married ANDREW JACKSON THURMAN Abt. 1901 in Arkansas123.
Notes for ANDREW JACKSON THURMAN:
1. Ref.: 14th U.S. Census - 1920, Oklahoma, Adair County, E.D. 4, Chance Township, Sheet 5B.
* Listed in this census are Andrew Thurman (42), a farmer, his wife Sallie (43), and their children: Callie (17), Mamie (15), William (13), Elbert (10), Pearl (8), Delphia (6), Russell (3-8/12), Ruby J. (1-7/12).
* Andrew was renting the farm on which they were living.
* Andrew listed his and his parents birthplace as Arkansas.
* Sallie listed her birthplace as Arkansas, both her parents birthplace as Tennessee.
* Based on the listed birthplaces of the children, it appears that Andrew and Sallie had moved to Oklahoma between 1910 and 1912.
Children of SARAH GIBSON and ANDREW THURMAN are:
i. CALLIE7 THURMAN, b. Abt. 1903, Washington Co., Arkansas124; m. HAMMER.
ii. MAMIE THURMAN, b. Abt. 1905, Washington Co., Arkansas124.
iii. WILLIAM THURMAN, b. Abt. 1907, Washington Co., Arkansas124.
iv. ELBERT THURMAN, b. Abt. 1910, Washington Co., Arkansas124.
v. PEARL THURMAN, b. Abt. 1912, Oklahoma124.
vi. DELPHIA THURMAN, b. Abt. 1914, Oklahoma124.
vii. RUSSELL THURMAN, b. Abt. November 1916, Oklahoma124.
viii. RUBY J. THURMAN, b. Abt. December 1918, Oklahoma124.
17. CORDIA CAROLINE6 GIBSON (HANNAH ADALINE5 SUMMITT, JACOB ESABIAS4, DANIEL3, JOHANNES FRANCIS2, JACOB1) was born February 1880 in Washington Co., Arkansas125, and died December 16, 1963126. She married HENRY SUTHERLAND Abt. 1902 in Arkansas127, son of GEORGE SUTHERLAND and ? HENDERSON.
Children of CORDIA GIBSON and HENRY SUTHERLAND are:
i. RALPH7 SUTHERLAND, b. Abt. 1904, Arkansas127.
ii. MAMIE SUTHERLAND, b. Abt. 1906, Arkansas127.
Endnotes
1. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 2, Ed. 1, (Release date: November 29, 1995), "CD-ROM."
2. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 2, Ed. 1, (Release date: November 29, 1995), "CD-ROM," Tree #4016, Date of Import: Jan 31, 1998.
3. Monroe County Marriage Records, 1838 - 1867.
4. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 2, Ed. 1, (Release date: November 29, 1995), "CD-ROM," Tree #4016, Date of Import: Jan 31, 1998.
5. Monroe County Marriage Records, 1838 - 1867.
6. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 2, Ed. 1, (Release date: November 29, 1995), "CD-ROM," Tree #4016, Date of Import: Jan 31, 1998.
7. Monroe County Marriage Records, 1838 - 1867.
8. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 2, Ed. 1, (Release date: November 29, 1995), "CD-ROM," Tree #4016, Date of Import: Jan 31, 1998.
9. Phyllis Hembree, Information provided by Phyllis Hembree, Based on research and information from family members.
10. Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 2, Ed. 1, (Release date: November 29, 1995), "CD-ROM," Tree #4016, Date of Import: Jan 31, 1998.
11. Phyllis Hembree, Information provided by Phyllis Hembree, Based on research and information from family members.
12. National Archives, 7th U.S. General Census - 1850, Tennessee, Monroe County, 3rd Civil District.
13. Phyllis Hembree, Information provided by Phyllis Hembree, Based on research and information from family members.
14. National Archives, 7th U.S. General Census - 1850, Tennessee, Monroe County, 3rd Civil District.
15. Phyllis Hembree, Information provided by Phyllis Hembree, Based on research and information from family members.
16. National Archives, 7th U.S. General Census - 1850, Tennessee, Monroe County, 3rd Civil District.
17. Phyllis Hembree, Information provided by Phyllis Hembree, Based on research and information from family members.
18. National Archives, 7th U.S. General Census - 1850, Tennessee, Monroe County, 3rd Civil District.
19. Phyllis Hembree, Information provided by Phyllis Hembree, Based on research and information from family members.
20. National Archives, 7th U.S. General Census - 1850, Tennessee, Monroe County, 3rd Civil District.
21. 7th U.S. General Census - 1850, Tennessee, Monroe County, 9th Civil District.
22. National Archives, 7th U.S. General Census - 1850, Tennessee, Monroe County, 9th Civil District.
23. National Archives, 7th U.S. General Census - 1850, Tennessee, Monroe County, 3rd Civil District.
24. Phyllis Hembree, Information provided by Phyllis Hembree, Based on research and information from family members.
25. National Archives, 8th U.S. General Census - 1860, Tennessee, Monroe County, 9th Civil District, Sweet Water, Sheet 131/250.
26. Phyllis Hembree, Information provided by Phyllis Hembree, Based on research and information from family members.
27. National Archives, 8th U.S. General Census - 1860, Tennessee, Monroe County, 9th Civil District, Sweet Water, Sheet 131/250.
28. Phyllis Hembree, Information provided by Phyllis Hembree, Based on research and information from family members.
29. National Archives, 8th U.S. General Census - 1860, Tennessee, Monroe County, 9th Civil District, Sweet Water, Sheet 131/250.
30. Phyllis Hembree, Information provided by Phyllis Hembree, Based on research and information from family members.
31. National Archives, 8th U.S. General Census

[NI00919] Mormon Record AFN:FNK4-FC

[NI00920] Mormon Record AFN:FNK2-QM[GlenScott.FTW]

"Dear Glen,

If you are a descendant of Mary David Guill, b August 28, 1862 in Clarksville, TX, m William Haskell Summit, then I am related to you. (I found your info on Ancestry.com.)

I have some info about Mary David's parents and grandfather. I am descended from her sister Beulah Benton Ironie Guill, who m James Fernander Montgomery.

Their father was David Crockett Guill. My grandfather, who was Beulah's grandson (and David Crockett's great grandson), looked a great deal like the Guills, as does my niece. Apparently the Red River Co/Van Zandt Co Guills were a colorful bunch -- David Crockett Guill raised and raced horses!

My aunt, Marilyn Miller, has even more info.

We are also related to the Rita Guill who posts on the GenForum Guill
page (as have my aunt and I).

DJ Melton" Email dated 9/27/1999 from bmelton@flash.net
[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Mormon Record AFN:FNK2-QM[GlenScott.FTW]

"Dear Glen,

If you are a descendant of Mary David Guill, b August 28, 1862 in Clarksville, TX, m William Haskell Summit, then I am related to you. (I found your info on Ancestry.com.)

I have some info about Mary David's parents and grandfather. I am descended from her sister Beulah Benton Ironie Guill, who m James Fernander Montgomery.

Their father was David Crockett Guill. My grandfather, who was Beulah's grandson (and David Crockett's great grandson), looked a great deal like the Guills, as does my niece. Apparently the Red River Co/Van Zandt Co Guills were a colorful bunch -- David Crockett Guill raised and raced horses!

My aunt, Marilyn Miller, has even more info.

We are also related to the Rita Guill who posts on the GenForum Guill
page (as have my aunt and I).

DJ Melton" Email dated 9/27/1999 from bmelton@flash.net

[NI00921] Mormon Record AFN:FNKD-8L[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Mormon Record AFN:FNKD-8L

[NI00922] Mormon Record AFN:FNKC-R2[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Mormon Record AFN:FNKC-R2

[NI00923] Mormon Record AFN:FNKD-4W[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Mormon Record AFN:FNKD-4W

[NI00996] Summit, Porter Gra 3517 Abernathy, Marad S530 28Dec1896 01Nov1973 SUM09FA
Summit, Porter Gra 5403 Abernatha, Marad S530 MANX1
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Buried at Lone Valley, Montgomery County, Arkansas

PORTER SUMMIT 28 Dec 1896 Nov 1973 71953 (Mena, Polk, AR) (No Location Given) 491-12-3092 Missouri (Before 1951) [Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Summit, Porter Gra 3517 Abernathy, Marad S530 28Dec1896 01Nov1973 SUM09FA
Summit, Porter Gra 5403 Abernatha, Marad S530 MANX1
-----------------------------[GlenScott.FTW]

Buried at Lone Valley, Montgomery County, Arkansas

PORTER SUMMIT 28 Dec 1896 Nov 1973 71953 (Mena, Polk, AR) (No Location Given) 491-12-3092 Missouri (Before 1951)

[NI00998] Found on www.genserv.com index#3533
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Found on www.genserv.com index#3533
spelled with only one "T"
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spelled with only one "T"
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[NI00999] [GlenScott.FTW]

GRANVILLE SUMMIT 28 Mar 1919 2 Feb 1999 71953 Mena, Polk, AR 431-26-2289 AR (Before 1951) [Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

[GlenScott.FTW]

GRANVILLE SUMMIT 28 Mar 1919 2 Feb 1999 71953 Mena, Polk, AR 431-26-2289 AR (Before 1951)

[NI01001] www.genserve.com, Index # 3536
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[NI01003] Mormon Record AFN:FNKF-2P
record has name spelled Garcy Willis Summit and sex of Male
Library Call #s F610263 & 1621428
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Found on www.genserv.com index#5404
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[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Mormon Record AFN:FNKF-2P
record has name spelled Garcy Willis Summit and sex of Male
Library Call #s F610263 & 1621428
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Found on www.genserv.com index#3518
Found on www.genserv.com index#5404
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[NI01004] www.genserve.com, Index # 3519
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[NI01005] Mormon Record AFN:FNKF-42
Library Call #s F610263 & 1621428
has name spelled Summit
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Found on www.genserv.com index#3520
one t
Found on www.genserv.com index#5406
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[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Mormon Record AFN:FNKF-42
Library Call #s F610263 & 1621428
has name spelled Summit
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Found on www.genserv.com index#3520
one t
Found on www.genserv.com index#5406
one t
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[NI01006] Mormon Record AFN:FNKJ-BH[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Mormon Record AFN:FNKJ-BH

[NI01007] Found on www.genserv.com index#3539
Found on www.genserv.com index#5859
both spelled with one t
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Found on www.genserv.com index#3539
Found on www.genserv.com index#5859
both spelled with one t
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[NI01024] Mormon Record AFN:FNKJ-F1
DOD listed as March 15, 1959
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Found on www.genserv.com index#3555
one t
DOD listed as Mar 29, 1958
Found on www.genserv.com index#5861
one t
DOD listed as Mar 29, 1958
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[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Mormon Record AFN:FNKJ-F1
DOD listed as March 15, 1959
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one t
DOD listed as Mar 29, 1958
Found on www.genserv.com index#5861
one t
DOD listed as Mar 29, 1958
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[NI01025] Mormon Record AFN:FNKK-0W[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Mormon Record AFN:FNKK-0W

[NI01026] www.genserve.com, Index # 3472
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[NI01027] www.genserve.com, Index # 3541
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DOB Feb 22, 1837
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DOB Feb 22, 1837
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www.genserve.com, Index # 5862
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DOB Feb 22, 1936
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[NI01028] Mormon Record AFN:FNKF-57
one t
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Mormon Record AFN:FNKF-57
one t
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[NI01037] Mormon Record AFN:FNKF-7K
Library Call #s F610263 & 1621428
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Summit, Stella Flo 3523 Phillips, Floyd S530 Sept1908 1936 SUM09FA
Summit, Stella Flo 5409 Phillips, Floyd S530 Sept1908 1936 MANX1
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[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Mormon Record AFN:FNKF-7K
Library Call #s F610263 & 1621428
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Summit, Stella Flo 3523 Phillips, Floyd S530 Sept1908 1936 SUM09FA
Summit, Stella Flo 5409 Phillips, Floyd S530 Sept1908 1936 MANX1
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[NI01038] Mormon Record AFN:FNKK-9G[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Mormon Record AFN:FNKK-9G

[NI01043] Found on www.genserv.com index#4357
spelled with only one t
Found on www.genserv.com index#5373
spelled with only one t
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[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Found on www.genserv.com index#4357
spelled with only one t
Found on www.genserv.com index#5373
spelled with only one t
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[NI01045] Mormon Record AFN:FNKF-9W
record spells name Summit
Library Call #s F610263 & 1621428
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one t
DOB Apr 16, 1912
DOD Oct 1, 1941
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one t
DOB Apr 16, 1912
DOD Oct 1, 1941
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[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Mormon Record AFN:FNKF-9W
record spells name Summit
Library Call #s F610263 & 1621428
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www.genserve.com, Index # 3525
one t
DOB Apr 16, 1912
DOD Oct 1, 1941
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one t
DOB Apr 16, 1912
DOD Oct 1, 1941
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[NI01046] [GlenScott.FTW]

STERLING CARTER 4 Oct 1909 Aug 1982 71953 (Mena, Polk, AR) (No Location Given) 432-03-8701 Arkansas (Before 1951) [Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

[GlenScott.FTW]

STERLING CARTER 4 Oct 1909 Aug 1982 71953 (Mena, Polk, AR) (No Location Given) 432-03-8701 Arkansas (Before 1951)

[NI01054] Mormon Record AFN:FNKF-B3
Library Call #s F610263 & 1621428
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Summit, Vernie Ral 3526 S530 1914 1968 SUM09FA
Summit, Vernie Ral 5412 S530 1914 1968 MANX1
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[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Mormon Record AFN:FNKF-B3
Library Call #s F610263 & 1621428
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Summit, Vernie Ral 3526 S530 1914 1968 SUM09FA
Summit, Vernie Ral 5412 S530 1914 1968 MANX1
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[NI01057] Summit, Ray Junior 3495 S530 02Sep1948 SUM09FA
Summit, Ray Junior 3495 S530 02Sep1948 MANX1
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Summit, Ray Junior 3495 S530 02Sep1948 SUM09FA
Summit, Ray Junior 3495 S530 02Sep1948 MANX1
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[NI01058] Found on www.genserv.com index#3496
spelled with one t
Found on www.genserv.com index#5881
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[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Found on www.genserv.com index#3496
spelled with one t
Found on www.genserv.com index#5881
spelled with one t
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[NI01059] www.genserve.com, Index # 3497
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[NI01060] Summit, Tamara Lyn 3498 S530 18Aug1962 SUM09FA
Summit, Tamara Lyn 5883 S530 18Aug1962 MANX1
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Summit, Tamara Lyn 3498 S530 18Aug1962 SUM09FA
Summit, Tamara Lyn 5883 S530 18Aug1962 MANX1
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[NI01061] Found on www.genserv.com index#3499
only one t
Found on www.genserv.com index#5884
only one t
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[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Found on www.genserv.com index#3499
only one t
Found on www.genserv.com index#5884
only one t
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[NI01062] Found on www.genserv.com index#3528
spelled with only one "T"
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Found on www.genserv.com index#5414
spelled with only one "T"
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Found on www.genserv.com index#3528
spelled with only one "T"
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Found on www.genserv.com index#5414
spelled with only one "T"
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[NI01070] Found on www.genserv.com index#3529
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Found on www.genserv.com index#3529
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[NI01073] www.genserve.com, Index # 3512
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[NI01076] Summit, Tiry Nelso 3531 Baker, Wanda S530 SUM09FA
Summit, Tiry Nelso 5417 Baker, Wanda S530 MANX1
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Summit, Tiry Nelso 3531 Baker, Wanda S530 SUM09FA
Summit, Tiry Nelso 5417 Baker, Wanda S530 MANX1
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[NI01080] www.genserve.com, Index # 3577
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DOB Sept 12, 1899
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DOB Sept 12, 1899
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DOB Sept 12, 1899
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[NI01087] Summit, William La 3578 , Rita S530 19Jan1901 Sum09FA
Summit, William La 5420 , Rita S530 19Jan1901 MANX1
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Summit, William La 3578 , Rita S530 19Jan1901 Sum09FA
Summit, William La 5420 , Rita S530 19Jan1901 MANX1
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[NI01089] Found on www.genserv.com index#1967
Found on www.genserv.com index#3579
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Found on www.genserv.com index#1967
Found on www.genserv.com index#3579
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[NI01102] Summit, Ruevie (Mu 3580 Rowe S530 13Oct1913 SUM09FA
Summit, Ruevie (Mu 5422 Rowe S530 13Oct1913 MANX1
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Summit, Ruevie (Mu 3580 Rowe S530 13Oct1913 SUM09FA
Summit, Ruevie (Mu 5422 Rowe S530 13Oct1913 MANX1
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[NI01109] Mormon Record AFN:FNKF-P0
library Call #s F610263 & 1621328
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Summit, Vashti 3581 S530 13Oct1914 13Nov1914 SUM09FA
Summit, Vashti 5423 S530 13Oct1914 13Nov1914 MANX1
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Mormon Record AFN:FNKF-P0
library Call #s F610263 & 1621328
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Summit, Vashti 3581 S530 13Oct1914 13Nov1914 SUM09FA
Summit, Vashti 5423 S530 13Oct1914 13Nov1914 MANX1
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[NI01110] Mormon Record AFN:FNKF-RB
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Information found at www.genserve.com, Index # 3607
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[NI01111] Mormon Record AFN:FNKF-SH
Library Call # 6010263

Summit, Myrtle Aud 3608 McDonald, Coy Or S530 14Apr1904 16Sept1926SUM09FA
Summit, Myrtle Aud 3608 McDonald, Coy Or S530 14Apr1904 16Sept1926MANX1

[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Mormon Record AFN:FNKF-SH
Library Call # 6010263

Summit, Myrtle Aud 3608 McDonald, Coy Or S530 14Apr1904 16Sept1926 SUM09FA
Summit, Myrtle Aud 3608 McDonald, Coy Or S530 14Apr1904 16Sept1926 MANX1

[NI01112] Mormon Record AFN:FNKK-ZW[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Mormon Record AFN:FNKK-ZW

[NI01115] Summit, Sylvia Lou 5427 Mabry, Ernest Ol S530 28Nov1906 MANX1
Summit, Sylvia Lou 3609 Anderson, Robert S530 28Nov1906 SUM09FA
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Summit, Sylvia Lou 5427 Mabry, Ernest Ol S530 28Nov1906 MANX1
Summit, Sylvia Lou 3609 Anderson, Robert S530 28Nov1906 SUM09FA
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[NI01139] Summit, Ruby Adali 3610 Anderson, Robert S530 21Oct1908 01May1972 SUM09FA
Summit, Ruby Adali 5428 Anderson, Robert S530 21Oct1908 MANX1
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Summit, Ruby Adali 3610 Anderson, Robert S530 21Oct1908 01May1972 SUM09FA
Summit, Ruby Adali 5428 Anderson, Robert S530 21Oct1908 MANX1
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[NI01141] Mormon Record AFN:FNKF-W1
listed with only one t
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Found on www.genserv.com index#5429
one t
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[GlenScott.FTW]

GORDON SUMMIT 29 Aug 1912 18 Aug 1990 (No Location Given) (No Location Given) 431-30-9699 Arkansas (Before 1951) [Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Mormon Record AFN:FNKF-W1
listed with only one t
---------------------
Found on www.genserv.com index#3611
Found on www.genserv.com index#5429
one t
------------------
[GlenScott.FTW]

GORDON SUMMIT 29 Aug 1912 18 Aug 1990 (No Location Given) (No Location Given) 431-30-9699 Arkansas (Before 1951)

[NI01142] Mormon Record AFN:FNKM-1C[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Mormon Record AFN:FNKM-1C

[NI01143] Summit, Olis Glen 3643 Gray, Loreda S530 09Feb1939 SUM09FA
Summit, Olis Glen 5920 Gray, Loreda S530 09Feb1939 MANX1
--------------------
[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Summit, Olis Glen 3643 Gray, Loreda S530 09Feb1939 SUM09FA
Summit, Olis Glen 5920 Gray, Loreda S530 09Feb1939 MANX1
--------------------

[NI01147] Summit, Raymond Do 3644 Martin, Carolyn S530 24Apr1946 SUM09FA
Summit, Raymond Do 5921 , Carolyn S530 24Apr1946 MANX1
------------------------------
[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Summit, Raymond Do 3644 Martin, Carolyn S530 24Apr1946 SUM09FA
Summit, Raymond Do 5921 , Carolyn S530 24Apr1946 MANX1
------------------------------

[NI01149] Summit, Raymond Do 3649 S530 24Jan1946 SUM09FA
-------------------------------------[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Summit, Raymond Do 3649 S530 24Jan1946 SUM09FA
-------------------------------------

[NI01151] Mormon Record AFN:FNKF-X6
Library Call # 6010263
last name spelled with one t
---------------------
Found on www.genserv.com index#3612
last name spelled with one t
Found on www.genserv.com index#5430
last name spelled with one t
------------------------
[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Mormon Record AFN:FNKF-X6
Library Call # 6010263
last name spelled with one t
---------------------
Found on www.genserv.com index#3612
last name spelled with one t
Found on www.genserv.com index#5430
last name spelled with one t
------------------------

[NI01152] Summit, Wilma Ray 3613 Bissell, Ansley S530 12Mar1919 23Oct1976 SUM09FA
Summit, Wilma Ray 5431 Bissell, Ansley S530 12Mar1919 MANX1
---------------
[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Summit, Wilma Ray 3613 Bissell, Ansley S530 12Mar1919 23Oct1976 SUM09FA
Summit, Wilma Ray 5431 Bissell, Ansley S530 12Mar1919 MANX1
---------------

[NI01158] Summit, Nadene Vio 3615 Qualls, Raney Ev S530 16Jul1924 SUM09FA
Summit, Nadene Vio 3615 Qualls, Raney E. S530 16Jul1924 MANX1

[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Summit, Nadene Vio 3615 Qualls, Raney Ev S530 16Jul1924 SUM09FA
Summit, Nadene Vio 3615 Qualls, Raney E. S530 16Jul1924 MANX1

[NI01219] Mormon Record AFN:FNK2-G8 & AFN: C270-79
-----------
Mormon Record AFN:C270-D9
---------------
Summit, William 4552 S530 1879 SUM09FA
--------------
[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Mormon Record AFN:FNK2-G8 & AFN: C270-79
-----------
Mormon Record AFN:C270-D9
---------------
Summit, William 4552 S530 1879 SUM09FA
--------------

[NI01221] AFN::32ZV-25
---------
Mormon Record AFN:32ZV-25[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

AFN::32ZV-25
---------
Mormon Record AFN:32ZV-25

[NI01222] Mormon Records AFN:Q1XM-TM
Record has him born in September, no year
has last name with one "t"
---------------------
[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Mormon Records AFN:Q1XM-TM
Record has him born in September, no year
has last name with one "t"
---------------------

[NI01223] Mormon Records AFN:FNL2-ZX[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Mormon Records AFN:FNL2-ZX

[NI01224] Mormon Record AFN:FNL3-2F
record has name Huston
--------------------
www.genserve.com, Index # 3854
one t
-------------------
[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Mormon Record AFN:FNL3-2F
record has name Huston
--------------------
www.genserve.com, Index # 3854
one t
-------------------

[NI01225] Summit, Thursie Ex 3855 Singleton, W. Do S530 21Sept1912 SUM09FA
Summit, Thursie Ex 5449 S530 21Sep1912 MANX1
-------------------
[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Summit, Thursie Ex 3855 Singleton, W. Do S530 21Sept1912 SUM09FA
Summit, Thursie Ex 5449 S530 21Sep1912 MANX1
-------------------

[NI01226] Mormon Record AFN:Q1XM-VS
record has birthdate as Nov 11
-----------
www.genserve.com, Index # 3856
one t
DOB Nov 11, 1916
----------
www.genserve.com, Index # 3577
one t
DOB Nov 11
--------------
[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Mormon Record AFN:Q1XM-VS
record has birthdate as Nov 11
-----------
www.genserve.com, Index # 3856
one t
DOB Nov 11, 1916
----------
www.genserve.com, Index # 3577
one t
DOB Nov 11
--------------

[NI01227] Summit, Vernon The 3857 S530 30Nov1921 SUM09FA
Summit, Vernon The 5451 S530 30Nov1921 MANX1
----------------
[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Summit, Vernon The 3857 S530 30Nov1921 SUM09FA
Summit, Vernon The 5451 S530 30Nov1921 MANX1
----------------

[NI01228] Summit, Una Armild 5452 S530 24Aug1924 MANX1
------------------
[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Summit, Una Armild 5452 S530 24Aug1924 MANX1
------------------

[NI01230] Mormon Record AFN:FNL0-T0[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Mormon Record AFN:FNL0-T0

[NI01231] Mormon Record AFN:FNL0-V5
Library Call #s F610263 & 1621428
listed with one t
----------------------
Found on www.genserv.com index#3788
one t
Found on www.genserv.com index#5454
one t
----------------------
[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Mormon Record AFN:FNL0-V5
Library Call #s F610263 & 1621428
listed with one t
----------------------
Found on www.genserv.com index#3788
one t
Found on www.genserv.com index#5454
one t
----------------------

[NI01232] www.genserve.com, Index # 3789
one t
has wife's name spelled Stella
-----------
www.genserve.com, Index # 5455
one t
has wife's name spelled Stella
----------
[GlenScott.FTW]

LAWIE SUMMIT 25 Mar 1909 Apr 1977 86442 (Bullhead City, Mohave, AZ) (No Location Given) 555-09-8857 California (Before 1951) [Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

www.genserve.com, Index # 3789
one t
has wife's name spelled Stella
-----------
www.genserve.com, Index # 5455
one t
has wife's name spelled Stella
----------
[GlenScott.FTW]

LAWIE SUMMIT 25 Mar 1909 Apr 1977 86442 (Bullhead City, Mohave, AZ) (No Location Given) 555-09-8857 California (Before 1951)

[NI01234] Summit, Nina Marie 3799 Mayer, Fredrick S530 01Oct1931 SUM09FA
Summit, Nina Marie 5961 Mayer, Fredrick S530 01Oct1931 MANX1
-------------------------------
[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Summit, Nina Marie 3799 Mayer, Fredrick S530 01Oct1931 SUM09FA
Summit, Nina Marie 5961 Mayer, Fredrick S530 01Oct1931 MANX1
-------------------------------

[NI01239] Summit, Paul Ronal 3800 , Teressa S530 29May1933 SUM09FA
Summit, Paul Ronal 5962 , Teressa S530 29May1933 MANX1
------------------------
[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Summit, Paul Ronal 3800 , Teressa S530 29May1933 SUM09FA
Summit, Paul Ronal 5962 , Teressa S530 29May1933 MANX1
------------------------

[NI01242] Found on www.genserv.com index#3831
only one t
---------------
Found on www.genserv.com index#6629
only one t
--------------
[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Found on www.genserv.com index#3831
only one t
---------------
Found on www.genserv.com index#6629
only one t
--------------

[NI01243] www.genserve.com, Index # 3832
one t
----------
www.genserve.com, Index # 6630
one t
----------
[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

www.genserve.com, Index # 3832
one t
----------
www.genserve.com, Index # 6630
one t
----------

[NI01244] Found on www.genserv.com index#3801
Found on www.genserv.com index#5963
---------------------------
[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Found on www.genserv.com index#3801
Found on www.genserv.com index#5963
---------------------------

[NI01249] Found on www.genserv.com index#3802
spelled with one t
Found on www.genserv.com index#5964
spelled with one t
------------------
[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Found on www.genserv.com index#3802
spelled with one t
Found on www.genserv.com index#5964
spelled with one t
------------------

[NI01253] Mormon Library Call #s F610263 & 1621428
-------------
www.genserve.com, Index # 3790
one t
DOD Mar 22, 1919
---------
www.genserve.com, Index # 5456
one t
DOD mar 22, 1919
-----------
[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Mormon Library Call #s F610263 & 1621428
-------------
www.genserve.com, Index # 3790
one t
DOD Mar 22, 1919
---------
www.genserve.com, Index # 5456
one t
DOD mar 22, 1919
-----------

[NI01254] Found on www.genserv.com index#3791
only one t
Found on www.genserv.com index#5457
only one t
----------------------------
[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Found on www.genserv.com index#3791
only one t
Found on www.genserv.com index#5457
only one t
----------------------------

[NI01255] [GlenScott.FTW]

WILLIE PENNY 29 Oct 1906 29 Jun 1988 72717 (Canehill, AR) (No Location Given) 545-18-8962 California (Before 1951) [Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

[GlenScott.FTW]

WILLIE PENNY 29 Oct 1906 29 Jun 1988 72717 (Canehill, AR) (No Location Given) 545-18-8962 California (Before 1951)

[NI01264] Summit, Zilmer Luc 3792 Clough, Edward T 5530 17Sep1913 Sum09FA
Summit, Zilmer Luc 5458 Clough, Edward T S530 17Sep1913 MANX1
--------
[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Summit, Zilmer Luc 3792 Clough, Edward T 5530 17Sep1913 Sum09FA
Summit, Zilmer Luc 5458 Clough, Edward T S530 17Sep1913 MANX1
--------

[NI01265] [GlenScott.FTW]

EDWARD CLOUGH 16 May 1905 19 Jan 1989 93203 (Arvin, Kern, CA) (No Location Given) 572-05-8351 California (Before 1951) [Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

[GlenScott.FTW]

EDWARD CLOUGH 16 May 1905 19 Jan 1989 93203 (Arvin, Kern, CA) (No Location Given) 572-05-8351 California (Before 1951)

[NI01273] www.genserve.com, Index # 3793
one t
-------------------
www.genserve.com, Index # 5459
one t
-------------------
[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

www.genserve.com, Index # 3793
one t
-------------------
www.genserve.com, Index # 5459
one t
-------------------

[NI01275] Found on www.genserv.com index#3812
only one t
Found on www.genserv.com index#5974
only one t
--------------------------
[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Found on www.genserv.com index#3812
only one t
Found on www.genserv.com index#5974
only one t
--------------------------

[NI01276] Summit, Vilas Alle 3794 Perrigo, Jack Eu S530 22Oct1918 SUM09FA
Summit, Vilas Alle 5460 Perrigo, Jack Eu S530 22Oct1918 MANX1
-----------------
[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Summit, Vilas Alle 3794 Perrigo, Jack Eu S530 22Oct1918 SUM09FA
Summit, Vilas Alle 5460 Perrigo, Jack Eu S530 22Oct1918 MANX1
-----------------

[NI01277] [GlenScott.FTW]

JACK PERRIGO 7 Sep 1910 13 Oct 1993 93308 (Bakersfield, Kern, CA) (No Location Given) 526-07-4950 Arizona (Before 1951) [Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

[GlenScott.FTW]

JACK PERRIGO 7 Sep 1910 13 Oct 1993 93308 (Bakersfield, Kern, CA) (No Location Given) 526-07-4950 Arizona (Before 1951)

[NI01280] Found on www.genserv.com index#3795
one t
Found on www.genserv.com index#5461
one t
--------------
[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Found on www.genserv.com index#3795
one t
Found on www.genserv.com index#5461
one t
--------------

[NI01282] www.genserve.com, Index # 3817
one t
-------------------
www.genserve.com, Index # 5979
one t
--------------
[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

www.genserve.com, Index # 3817
one t
-------------------
www.genserve.com, Index # 5979
one t
--------------

[NI01283] www.genserve.com, Index # 3818
one t
DOB 21Oct1957
-----------
www.genserve.com, Index # 5980
one t
DOB 21Oct1957
----------
[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

www.genserve.com, Index # 3818
one t
DOB 21Oct1957
-----------
www.genserve.com, Index # 5980
one t
DOB 21Oct1957
----------

[NI01285] Mormon Record AFN:FNL1-4H
Library Call # F610776 & 1721428
--------------------------
www.genserve.com, Index # 3796
------------------------
www.genserve.com, Index # 5462
------------------------

[NI01294] Morman Record AFN:FNK2-KR
----------------------
www.genserve.com, Index # 3972
----------------------
www.genserve.com, Index # 5072
----------------------
[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Morman Record AFN:FNK2-KR
----------------------
www.genserve.com, Index # 3972
----------------------
www.genserve.com, Index # 5072
----------------------

[NI01295] Mormon Record AFN:FNL3-79[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Mormon Record AFN:FNL3-79

[NI01296] www.genserve.com, Index # 5465
one t
-------------
www.genserve.com, Index # 3860
one t
Middle initial N.
DOB 28Oct 1911
DOD17Mar1952
-------------
[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

www.genserve.com, Index # 5465
one t
-------------
www.genserve.com, Index # 3860
one t
Middle initial N.
DOB 28Oct 1911
DOD17Mar1952
-------------

[NI01298] www.genserve.com, Index # 3614
one t
husband's middle initial L.
DOB Apr 20, 1944
---------
www.genserve.com, Index # 3866
one t
---------
www.genserve.com, Index # 5988
one t
---------
[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

www.genserve.com, Index # 3614
one t
husband's middle initial L.
DOB Apr 20, 1944
---------
www.genserve.com, Index # 3866
one t
---------
www.genserve.com, Index # 5988
one t
---------

[NI01300] www.genserve.com, Index # 5466
one t
lists wife as Alice Bates
------------
www.genserve.com, Index # 3861
one t
lists wife as Alice A. Bates
DOB as Jul 6, 1917
---------------

[NI01304] Found on www.genserv.com index#3870[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Found on www.genserv.com index#3870

[NI01305] Found on www.genserv.com index#3863
spelled with only one t
-----------------------
Found on www.genserv.com index#5468
spelled with only one t
-----------------------
[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Found on www.genserv.com index#3863
spelled with only one t
-----------------------
Found on www.genserv.com index#5468
spelled with only one t
-----------------------

[NI01314] Found on www.genserv.com index#3864
one t
Found on www.genserv.com index#5469
one t
Found on www.genserv.com index#670
one t
Middle name spelled May
husband's middle name George
------------------------
[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Found on www.genserv.com index#3864
one t
Found on www.genserv.com index#5469
one t
Found on www.genserv.com index#670
one t
Middle name spelled May
husband's middle name George
------------------------

[NI01341] Mormon Records AFN:FNK2-M4
spelled with only one t
--------------
Found on www.genserv.com index#3974
spelled with only one t
-------------
Found on www.genserv.com index#5074
spelled with only one t
-------------
[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Mormon Records AFN:FNK2-M4
spelled with only one t
--------------
Found on www.genserv.com index#3974
spelled with only one t
-------------
Found on www.genserv.com index#5074
spelled with only one t
-------------

[NI01342] Mormon Record AFN:FNL4-8L[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Mormon Record AFN:FNL4-8L

[NI01343] Found on www.genserv.com index#3905
has name spelled with one t
Found on www.genserv.com index#5482
has name spelled with one t
-----------------------
[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Found on www.genserv.com index#3905
has name spelled with one t
Found on www.genserv.com index#5482
has name spelled with one t
-----------------------

[NI01349] www.genserve.com, Index # 377
-----------------

[NI01351] Found on www.genserv.com index#3918
spelled with one t
Found on www.genserv.com index#6020
spelled with one t
-------------------
[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Found on www.genserv.com index#3918
spelled with one t
Found on www.genserv.com index#6020
spelled with one t
-------------------

[NI01353] Found on www.genserv.com index#3923
spelled with only one "T"
-----------------------
Found on www.genserv.com index#6651
spelled with only one "T"
------------------------
[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Found on www.genserv.com index#3923
spelled with only one "T"
-----------------------
Found on www.genserv.com index#6651
spelled with only one "T"
------------------------

[NI01354] Found on www.genserv.com index#3919
spelled with one "T"
------------------
Found on www.genserv.com index#6021
spelled witn one "T"
[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Found on www.genserv.com index#3919
spelled with one "T"
------------------
Found on www.genserv.com index#6021
spelled witn one "T"

[NI01357] Summit, Zelma Loui 3920 S530 11Feb1947 SUM09FA
Summit, Zelma Loui 6022 S530 11Feb1947 MANX1
-------------
[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Summit, Zelma Loui 3920 S530 11Feb1947 SUM09FA
Summit, Zelma Loui 6022 S530 11Feb1947 MANX1
-------------

[NI01358] www.genserve.com, Index # 3921
------------------
www.genserve.com, Index # 6023
-----------------
[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

www.genserve.com, Index # 3921
------------------
www.genserve.com, Index # 6023
-----------------

[NI01359] Summit, Virgil 3907 Mabry, Flora S530 17Aug1920 SUM09FA
Summit, Virgil 5484 Mabry, Flora S530 17Aug1920 MANX1
--------------------

[GlenScott.FTW]

VIRGLE SUMMIT 17 Aug 1920 17 Dec 1991 (No Location Given) (No Location Given) 432-20-7563 Arkansas (Before 1951) [Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Summit, Virgil 3907 Mabry, Flora S530 17Aug1920 SUM09FA
Summit, Virgil 5484 Mabry, Flora S530 17Aug1920 MANX1
--------------------

[GlenScott.FTW]

VIRGLE SUMMIT 17 Aug 1920 17 Dec 1991 (No Location Given) (No Location Given) 432-20-7563 Arkansas (Before 1951)

[NI01361] Found on www.genserv.com index#3927
has name spelled with one t
Found on www.genserv.com index#6025
has name spelled with one t
--------------------

[NI01366] www.genserve.com, Index # 3929
one t
------------
www.genserve.com, Index # 6027
one t
-----------
[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

www.genserve.com, Index # 3929
one t
------------
www.genserve.com, Index # 6027
one t
-----------

[NI01368] www.genserve.com, Index # 3908
one t
--------
www.genserve.com, Index # 5485
one t
--------
[GlenScott.FTW]

KIRBY P SUMMIT RT 1 DARDANELLE AR 72834 0000 (501) 229-4769 [Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

www.genserve.com, Index # 3908
one t
--------
www.genserve.com, Index # 5485
one t
--------
[GlenScott.FTW]

KIRBY P SUMMIT RT 1 DARDANELLE AR 72834 0000 (501) 229-4769

[NI01373] www.genserve.com, Index # 3943
one t
-----------
www.genserve.com, Index # 6033
one t
----------

[NI01378] Found on www.genserv.com index#3909
one t
Found on www.genserv.com index#5486
one t
----------------------
[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Found on www.genserv.com index#3909
one t
Found on www.genserv.com index#5486
one t
----------------------

[NI01389] Mormon Record AFN:Q1XN-1M
record has birthdate 3 Jan
------------
Found on www.genserv.com index#3910
one t
DOB listed as 03Jan1914
--------------
Found on www.genserv.com index#5487
one t
incorrect year of birth
-------------
[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Mormon Record AFN:Q1XN-1M
record has birthdate 3 Jan
------------
Found on www.genserv.com index#3910
one t
DOB listed as 03Jan1914
--------------
Found on www.genserv.com index#5487
one t
incorrect year of birth
-------------

[NI01390] Found on www.genserv.com index#3911
Found on www.genserv.com index#5488
one t
------------------------
[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Found on www.genserv.com index#3911
Found on www.genserv.com index#5488
one t
------------------------

[NI01399] Mormon Record AFN:FNL0-LR[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Mormon Record AFN:FNL0-LR

[NI01400] Found on www.genserv.com index#3781
Found on www.genserv.com index#5490
----------------------
[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Found on www.genserv.com index#3781
Found on www.genserv.com index#5490
----------------------

[NI01402] www.genserve.com, Index # 3782
one t
---------------
www.genserve.com, Index # 5492
one t
-------------
[GlenScott.FTW]

JOSEPH SUMMITT 10 Jun 1913 29 Dec 1990 74701 (Durant, Bryan, OK) (No Location Given) 445-03-3355 Oklahoma (Before 1951) [Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

www.genserve.com, Index # 3782
one t
---------------
www.genserve.com, Index # 5492
one t
-------------
[GlenScott.FTW]

JOSEPH SUMMITT 10 Jun 1913 29 Dec 1990 74701 (Durant, Bryan, OK) (No Location Given) 445-03-3355 Oklahoma (Before 1951)

[NI01403] Found on www.genserv.com index#3784
Found on www.genserv.com index#5493
----------------------
[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Found on www.genserv.com index#3784
Found on www.genserv.com index#5493
----------------------

[NI01404] Mormon Record AFN:FNL0-RM
--------------------
Found on www.genserv.com index#3785
has name spelled with one t
Found on www.genserv.com index#5494
has name spelled with one t
------------------
[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Mormon Record AFN:FNL0-RM
--------------------
Found on www.genserv.com index#3785
has name spelled with one t
Found on www.genserv.com index#5494
has name spelled with one t
------------------

[NI01405] Found on www.genserv.com index#3786
spelled with one t
----------------
Found on www.genserv.com index#5495
spelled with one t
-----------------
[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Found on www.genserv.com index#3786
spelled with one t
----------------
Found on www.genserv.com index#5495
spelled with one t
-----------------

[NI01406] Mormon Record AFN:FNK2-RS
record has sex unknown for still born infant
-----------------------
www.genserve.com, Index # 4021
-----------------------
[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Mormon Record AFN:FNK2-RS
record has sex unknown for still born infant
-----------------------
www.genserve.com, Index # 4021
-----------------------

[NI01407] Mormon Record AFN:FNK2-S0[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Mormon Record AFN:FNK2-S0

[NI01408] Mormon Record AFN:FNK2-T5
only one t
-------------
Found on www.genserv.com index#4554
only one t
Found on www.genserv.com index#5080
only one t
---------------
[GlenScott.FTW]

Buried Gorman Texas.
[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Mormon Record AFN:FNK2-T5
only one t
-------------
Found on www.genserv.com index#4554
only one t
Found on www.genserv.com index#5080
only one t
---------------
[GlenScott.FTW]

Buried Gorman Texas.

[NI01412] [GlenScott.FTW]

SS issued under Walton Summit, with one t. SS issued in California.

WALTON SUMMIT 17 Jul 1910 May 1984 95351 (Modesto, Stanislaus, CA) (No Location Given) 563-01-4453 California (Before 1951) [Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

[GlenScott.FTW]

SS issued under Walton Summit, with one t. SS issued in California.

WALTON SUMMIT 17 Jul 1910 May 1984 95351 (Modesto, Stanislaus, CA) (No Location Given) 563-01-4453 California (Before 1951)

[NI01413] Mormon Record AFN:FNK2-VB
record has birthdate in 1884[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Mormon Record AFN:FNK2-VB
record has birthdate in 1884

[NI01420] Mormon Record AFN:FNK2-WH
----------------
Summit, Tom 4558 S530 08Feb1888 15Jan1950 SUM09FA
Summit, Tom 5082 S530 08Feb1888 15Jan1950 MANX1
----------------
[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Mormon Record AFN:FNK2-WH
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Summit, Tom 4558 S530 08Feb1888 15Jan1950 SUM09FA
Summit, Tom 5082 S530 08Feb1888 15Jan1950 MANX1
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[NI01421] Mormon Record AFN:FNK2-XN
listed with one t
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Found on www.genserv.com index#5083
Found on www.genserv.com index#4023
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[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Mormon Record AFN:FNK2-XN
listed with one t
-----------------
Found on www.genserv.com index#5083
Found on www.genserv.com index#4023
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[NI01424] Mormon Record AFN:FNK2-ZT
Has names spelled with one t
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Found on www.genserv.com index#4559
one t
Found on www.genserv.com index#5084
one t
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[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Mormon Record AFN:FNK2-ZT
Has names spelled with one t
-------------------
Found on www.genserv.com index#4559
one t
Found on www.genserv.com index#5084
one t
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[NI01429] Mormon Record AFN:FNK3-15
listed with one t
------------------
Found on www.genserv.com index#5086
one t
Found on www.genserv.com index#4024
one t
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[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Mormon Record AFN:FNK3-15
listed with one t
------------------
Found on www.genserv.com index#5086
one t
Found on www.genserv.com index#4024
one t
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[NI01430] Summit, Ola Belle 4561 Kniffen, Frank S530 09Feb1897 09Sept1973 SUM09FA
Summit, Ola Belle 5087 S530 09Feb1897 MANX1
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[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Summit, Ola Belle 4561 Kniffen, Frank S530 09Feb1897 09Sept1973 SUM09FA
Summit, Ola Belle 5087 S530 09Feb1897 MANX1
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[NI01434] Mormon Record AFN:FNK3-00
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Summit, Willie Jew 4560 S530 11Apr1900 20Aug1901 SUM09FA
Summit, Willie Jew 5085 S530 1900 1902 MANX1
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[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Mormon Record AFN:FNK3-00
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Summit, Willie Jew 4560 S530 11Apr1900 20Aug1901 SUM09FA
Summit, Willie Jew 5085 S530 1900 1902 MANX1
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[NI01435] Found on www.genserv.com index#4562
spelled with one t
-----------------
Found on www.genserv.com index#5088
spelled with one t
-----------------

[NI01440] Found on www.genserv.com index#4563
wife spelling Dorothy
only one t
first name spelling Doyle
Found on www.genserv.com index#5089
only one t
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[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Found on www.genserv.com index#4563
wife spelling Dorothy
only one t
first name spelling Doyle
Found on www.genserv.com index#5089
only one t
----------------

[NI01441] Dorothy?[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Dorothy?

[NI01443] www.genserve.com, Index # 5090
one t
DOB Oct 6, 1907
listed as Leslie
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www.genserve.com, Index # 4564
one t
DOB Oct 6, 1907
listed as Leslie Edward
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[GlenScott.FTW]

LESLIE SUMMIT 6 Oct 1907 Apr 1979 78840 (Del Rio, Val Verde, TX) (No Location Given) 454-09-7933 Texas (Before 1951) [Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

www.genserve.com, Index # 5090
one t
DOB Oct 6, 1907
listed as Leslie
----------
www.genserve.com, Index # 4564
one t
DOB Oct 6, 1907
listed as Leslie Edward
-----------
[GlenScott.FTW]

LESLIE SUMMIT 6 Oct 1907 Apr 1979 78840 (Del Rio, Val Verde, TX) (No Location Given) 454-09-7933 Texas (Before 1951)

[NI01449] Sherry Daniels notes has name as Chester John Carter
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[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Sherry Daniels notes has name as Chester John Carter
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[NI01477] One source has DOB as 1893
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[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

One source has DOB as 1893
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[NI01521] Glen Summit's notes have middle name of Jefferson
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[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Glen Summit's notes have middle name of Jefferson
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[NI01600] Mormon Record AFN:FNKQ-7S[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Mormon Record AFN:FNKQ-7S

[NI01601] Mormon Record AFN:Q1XL-C3
record has birthdate Sept 2
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Summit, Tommy 4067 S530 02Sept SUM09FA
Summit, Tommy 6154 S530 02Sept MANX1
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[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Mormon Record AFN:Q1XL-C3
record has birthdate Sept 2
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Summit, Tommy 4067 S530 02Sept SUM09FA
Summit, Tommy 6154 S530 02Sept MANX1
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[NI01602] Mormon Record AFN:Q1XL-D8
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Summit, Tony Lee 4068 S530 SUM09FA
Summit, Tony Lee 6155 S530 MANX1
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[Summitt_Oct2002.GED]

Mormon Record AFN:Q1XL-D8
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Summit, Tony Lee 4068 S530 SUM09FA
Summit, Tony Lee 6155 S530 MANX1
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