Re: Caplinger Family from Hillsboro, OH
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Re: Caplinger Family from Hillsboro, OH
Carrie Mackenzie 7/21/05
Carrie,
Right...it doesn't help as they were married (1860) well after my John Cary was born (1855). :-(
Yes, I have his wife's (Rebecka's or Rebecca's) maiden name from a record of marriages in Highland County.
Maiden name: Rebecka Agnes Murphy (also spelled Rebecca)
I found it here:
http://genforum.genealogy.com/cgi-bin/pageload.cgi?marriages,highland::caplinger::41.htmlhttp://genforum.genealogy.com/cgi-bin/pageload.cgi?marriages,highland::caplinger::41.htmland I also found her and John Cary listed together in the 1880 (?) census.
There are a bunch of Murphy's in the area at the time of her birth though.
I have a sneaking suspicion that her parents *might* be Darius Lafayette Murphy (b. 22 Oct 1839) and Mary Ann Garman (b. 15 Apr 1841 Sinking Springs). They're the right age and I have Garmans on my "other side" (grandmother's) as well; considering how many times lines seem to cross, this would fit with that respect. I've found three possible children for them so far: Airy Edith Murphy, Charles O. Murphy, and a male Murphy who fathered a Truman Murphy.
There is a notation in the 1860 census for Franklin Twp. of a Christina Murphy (no husband noted) with four children (page 150). This was taken at Locust Grove:
Christina Murphy 33 FHousekeeper No real estate KY Person over 20 who cannot cannot read/write
Wm? and middle initial (Can't read this clearly) 11 MOH
Samuel 5 MOH
Rebecca 4 FOH
Mary 1 F OH
Somewhere in my research I determined that this Christina Murphy might have had Caplinger as her maiden name.
Linda
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Re: Caplinger Family from Hillsboro, OH
Carrie Mackenzie 7/22/05
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Re: Caplinger Family from Hillsboro, OH
Linda Caplinger 7/23/05
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Re: Caplinger Family from Hillsboro, OH