Trail of Captain George Little of Scotland to South Carolina and settling in Kentucky 1800

 

 

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Put in place by Laura Simmons Little Hawes, daughter of Lucius Powhatan Little.  Laura did a lot of research on her ancestors and some copies of her work is within our webpages, such as this one:

http://hometown.aol.com/kathy36110/Notes1.html

 

 

 

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Great Grandpa Jacob Benjamin Cochran and his second wife Clora Jane Miller came from Iowa to Kansas about 1890 and had Frank Delbert Cochran.

 

Great Grandpa Benjamin Wallace Coonfield married Lattie Cedonia Little in 1891. Lattie’s father was John Wright Little of the Civil War.  John’s pension papers are included in these works.

 

 

The Coonfield family came from Holland to Pennsylvania and settled in Kentucky by 1800.

 

 

Cochran came from Scotland to Pennsylvania and settled in Ohio.

 

Most of these are later found in Arkansas and Kansas.  John Wright Little told his family that they were of Cherokee blood, claiming to be white.  He is buried on some unknown mountain in Marble, Arkansas.

 

 

 

Bullitt County KyArchives Military Records.....Little, John Wright 1912
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Civil War Pension
John Wright Little born 12/4/1843 Shepherdsville, Bullitt, Kentucky was the son 
of Doctor Hiram Lucius Little and Nancy Catherine Wright.
 
John Wright Little was married to Mary Catherine Crigler, daughter of Abraham 
Crigler and Mary Catherine Roby.
 
Doctor Hiram Lucius Little was born in Kentucky, son of Jonas Little and Betsy 
Douglass on Feb 8, 1821.  He was the grandson of Rev War Patriot Captain George 
Little and Mary of Scotland.  Hiram married Nancy Catherine Wright in 1840 
Kentucky.  She was the daughter of John C Wright and Catherine G Weatherford 
and granddaughter of Charles Weatherford of Charlotte Virginia.  Catherine bore 
him several children and passed away in 1853.  Hiram and some of his children 
moved to Meridian Texas, where he married Rebecca Isabella Adams and had 
several more children, including Hiram L Little Jr.
 
Dr Hiram Little is buried at Meridian Cemetery and it shows he was a Mason. He 
died 7/18/1876.
 
 
George Little: Born 1735 in Scotland. Imigrated in 1760 to the United States of 
America.  He had twelve children, Lived, married and raised his family in 
Newberry, So. Carolina. Served as a Capt. in the Revolution War. He moved to 
Barren Co. Kentucky in 1802, then he and Jonas settled a few miles north of the 
Long Falls of Green River in what was then Vienna (now Calhoun) in the Ohio 
County. Married wife 1st Mary? of Scottland, 2nd Mary (Handley) Douglas, 
daughter of Alexander Douglas.
 
(George Little) I. Biographic sketch from History of Daviess Co., Ky.-1883-
pages 129-130-131-132
Short and simple are the annals of the pioneer, to the unsteady hand of 
tradition we owe most of that which yet remains of all that was said and done, 
achieved and suffered by those who came to Kentucky as the red man departed. 
Their very names are being blotted out from the memories and records of men. 
Deserving a better fate than this the name of George Little is here set down. 
He was born in Scotland about the year 1733. The particular locality of his 
birth is now a matter of conjuncture. The patronymic has long been known in 
different parts of that country. The station in life of this particular stock 
in the old country as well as its history, are both unknown. As tradition 
eagerly transmits the faintest suspicion of exalted rank, as it has done so in 
this case, the presumption is against it's existence. All hopes of ancestral 
connection Morman plunderers are thus forever blighted. For this deprivation 
Scotia's own bard had furnished the consoling couplet-- Rank is but the 
guinea's stamp: A ma's a man for a ' that.
This unpedigreed lot is indeed to be preferred, even if it were possible to 
trace a linage to that ancient and noble house, enterdation all modern nobility-
- founded by the worthy baron alluded to in Charles Dicken's History of Martin 
Chuzzlewit, as the Lord Nozoo. In early manhood he emigrated from the old to 
the new world. His first known residence in America was at Newberry, in the 
colony of South Carolina. His pursuit were agricultural and he was so engaged 
at the rupture between the colonies and the mother country. What his previous 
sentiments, politically, had been is Unkown but he was opposed to war that 
ensued. Without fortune or political influence, he asked. nor more of Govement 
them liberty to pursue, unmolested, his private affairs. Possibly his 
attachment to the mother country, or kindred left behind, influenced his 
opinions. A did Senter from the established church, he early joined the 
Wesleyan movement, which before the Revolution had a con considerable 
membership the side of the Atlantic. His religious faith-- embracing the 
doctrine of House this may be, when war came and the colonial Government 
required his services, he enlisted in the American Army, Nor record of the 
nature and duration of his Service survived. Nothing more is certainly known 
than that in an engagement between the American Forces and a detachment of the 
enemy under Tarleton's command he received a bullet wound in the hip, as the 
result of this he went to his grave a cripple. The ball was never extracted.
 Independence and peace finally came and great rejoicing at the result. But the 
sturdy Scot still persisted that rebellion was a mistake and died nearly forty 
years after with his opinion unchanged. He remained in South Carolina until the 
end of the century. He had married before the Revolution and his children were 
born before or during that war. Sometime after the how long can not be stated--
his wife died. His children, five daughters and five sons, reached womanhood 
and manhood, married and sought homes of their own. His own home was thus 
broken up. age and infirmity of the Revolutionary war, the exploits of Daniel 
Boone in the forest beyond the mountains were borne by rumors from his old home 
on the Yadkin to the fertile! Watered by a river that rivaled the charms of 
this shores by its own grace and majesty. To the young and adventurous this 
prospect was irresistible! To all it was inviting. Jonas and John Little, two 
of his sons, decided to try their fortune in this new utopia, with their 
families they turned their backs on civilization and their old home in S. C. 
and started on their journey.
 Their father accompanied them. Their first halting place was in Barron Co., 
Ky. Here they settled in 1800 or 1802. John Little, becoming dissatisfied, 
removed Tenn., where he resided until old age. He went thence to Texas and 
shortly after, died. George Little and his son Jonas, remained in Barren County 
for two years. They then removed to and settled a few miles north of the Long 
Falls of Green River in what was then Ohio County. The town of Vienna (now 
Calhoun) at that point on the river  had maintained its fortune from its 
establishment in 1784. It succeeded a fort or block house erected there some 
years before.
 George Little engaged in farming such as supplied the wants of that primitive 
day. He had never acquired any considerable means, and was dependent on his own 
exertions when the time for toll had about passed for him. The Ohio County 
Court exempted him from poll tax " on account of bodily infirmly! But not 
probably intended in part a patriotic recognition of his sufferings for his 
chosen country. These last years were comparatively un-uneventful in local 
affairs in this region. Society was primitive, business limited, and mostly in 
the farming way.
 The muster day and the religious meetings were about the only occasions when 
people assembled together. The pioneer necessarily lived alone- - - - exempt 
from public haunts.
Finding tongues in trees, books in running brooks, Sermons in stones, and good 
in everything.
 The war hoop of the Indian had scarcely ceased to echo around the settlers' 
cabin. Indeed, the Ohio River bonded the Indian country on the south, which 
reached the Great Lakes on the North and stretched from the Muckerman to the 
boundless west. Bear hunting was still good, deer abundant, and the wolf and 
panther still lingered.
 Many years after the death of his first wife he intermarried with Mary 
(Handley) Douglas, widow of Alexander Douglas. She was a native of Scotland 
(she hired an estate there) whence she came in childhood. In early life she 
married Douglas of Pa. They had several daughters, one of them (Betty) married 
Jonas Little.
 In 1784 or '5 Douglas came to Ky., with his brother-in-law, Capt. John 
Handley, a surveyor, to examine the country, survey and lo sate lands with a 
view of ultimate settlement. They separated to go to their respective homes. 
Douglas never returned and was presumably murdered by Indians. His death is 
still a mystery. George Little died in 1815. In 1824, his widow married Edward 
Atterbury of Daviess Co., She survived her third husband several years. 
Outliving most of her generation. From youth to old age she was noted for her 
beauty, the grace of her manners, and rare charm of her colloquial powers. Mary 
Handley Douglas Little Atterbury was buried beside her second husband in 
Anthony Thompson's graveyard. He was her sister, Rachel's husband and the first 
Justice of the Peace in all this region.
 On the 1st of February 1815, (Daviess County was established that year.) 
George Little made his will. He left the bulk of his small estate to his wife. 
Shortly after- - having reached fourscore- - he departed this life. or, mighty 
God that first gave it and resigned his body to the earth "believing that at 
the general resurrection" he would receive it again. His mortal remains were 
interred in the Anthony Thompson graveyard where his dust awaits the final 
summons.
 
Abstracts of wills & inventories, Daviess County, Ky.- Cont'd.
 
Little, George - Feb. 1, 1815 - Nov. 13, 1815  Wife: Mary, Sons: Joseph, John , 
Jonas, William, Thomas, Daus: Mary Spray (wife of Abner), Sarah Harris (wife of 
Richard), Susannah Phillips (wife of John), Jane Hunt, Dec. (wife of John), 
Nancy Cockburn (wife of Henry), Ex: wife Mary. Wit: George Handley, William 
Glenn, C.T. Duncan.
 
September 23, 1765 the Lt Governor of South Carolina, William Bull, granted 
George Little 300 acres of land between the Tyger and Enoree River just north 
of present day Delta South Carolina. 1790 Census of Union County South Carolina 
96th district with 5 sons and 5 daughters. George Military Service:
Capt. of Patriot Service Prisoner at Charleston South Carolina on May 12, 1780.
 
 
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John Wright Little born 12/4/1843 Shepherdsville, Bullitt, Kentucky was the son

of Doctor Hiram Lucius Little and Nancy Catherine Wright.

 

John Wright Little was married to Mary Catherine Crigler, daughter of Abraham

Crigler and Mary Catherine Roby.  John's daughter Lattie Cedonia Little Coonfield is my great grandmother.  Lattie married Benjamin Coonfield and they had my grandma Luella Coonfield Cochran.  Dad talked of her having dark brown eyes and long black hair that she could sit on.

 

It is told that John's wife died in Kentucky and he moved on to Arkansas, and is buried somewhere on a mountain top in Marble, Arkansas.  He told his children they were native americans and needed to move, and be white if they wanted good jobs and land.  His daughter Lattie said she was halfblood Cherokee.

 

Doctor Hiram Lucius Little was born in Kentucky, son of Jonas Little and Betsy

Douglass on Feb 8, 1821.  He was the grandson of Rev War Patriot Captain George

Little and Mary of Scotland.  Hiram married Nancy Catherine Wright in 1840

Kentucky.  She was the daughter of John C Wright and Catherine G Weatherford

and granddaughter of Charles Weatherford of Charlotte Virginia.  Catherine bore

him several children and passed away in 1853.  Hiram and some of his children

moved to Meridian Texas, where he married Rebecca Isabella Adams and had

several more children, including Hiram L Little Jr.

 

Dr Hiram Little is buried at Meridian Cemetery and it shows he was a Mason. He

died 7/18/1876.

 

DAR Marker for Captain Little

 

George Little: Born 1735 in Scotland. Imigrated in 1760 to the United States of

America.  He had twelve children, Lived, married and raised his family in

Newberry, So. Carolina. Served as a Capt. in the Revolution War. He moved to

Barren Co. Kentucky in 1802, then he and Jonas settled a few miles north of the

Long Falls of Green River in what was then Vienna (now Calhoun) in the Ohio

County. Married wife 1st Mary? of Scottland, 2nd Mary (Handley) Douglas,

daughter of Alexander Douglas.

  

(George Little) I. Biographic sketch from History of Daviess Co., Ky.-1883-

pages 129-130-131-132

 

Short and simple are the annals of the pioneer, to the unsteady hand of

tradition we owe most of that which yet remains of all that was said and done,

achieved and suffered by those who came to Kentucky as the red man departed.

Their very names are being blotted out from the memories and records of men.

Deserving a better fate than this the name of George Little is here set down.

He was born in Scotland about the year 1733. The particular locality of his

birth is now a matter of conjuncture. The patronymic has long been known in

different parts of that country. The station in life of this particular stock

in the old country as well as its history, are both unknown. As tradition

eagerly transmits the faintest suspicion of exalted rank, as it has done so in

this case, the presumption is against it's existence. All hopes of ancestral

connection Morman plunderers are thus forever blighted. For this deprivation

Scotia's own bard had furnished the consoling couplet-- Rank is but the

guinea's stamp:

 

A ma's a man for a ' that.

 

 

This unpedigreed lot is indeed to be preferred, even if it were possible to

trace a linage to that ancient and noble house, enterdation all modern nobility-

- founded by the worthy baron alluded to in Charles Dicken's History of Martin

Chuzzlewit, as the Lord Nozoo. In early manhood he emigrated from the old to

the new world. His first known residence in America was at Newberry, in the

colony of South Carolina. His pursuit were agricultural and he was so engaged

at the rupture between the colonies and the mother country. What his previous

sentiments, politically, had been is Unkown but he was opposed to war that

ensued. Without fortune or political influence, he asked. nor more of Govement

them liberty to pursue, unmolested, his private affairs. Possibly his

attachment to the mother country, or kindred left behind, influenced his

opinions. A did Senter from the established church, he early joined the

Wesleyan movement, which before the Revolution had a con considerable

membership the side of the Atlantic.

 

His religious faith-- embracing the

doctrine of House this may be, when war came and the colonial Government

required his services, he enlisted in the American Army, Nor record of the

nature and duration of his Service survived. Nothing more is certainly known

than that in an engagement between the American Forces and a detachment of the

enemy under Tarleton's command he received a bullet wound in the hip, as the

result of this he went to his grave a cripple. The ball was never extracted.

 Independence and peace finally came and great rejoicing at the result. But the

sturdy Scot still persisted that rebellion was a mistake and died nearly forty

years after with his opinion unchanged. He remained in South Carolina until the

end of the century. He had married before the Revolution and his children were

born before or during that war. Sometime after the how long can not be stated--

his wife died.

 

 His children, five daughters and five sons, reached womanhood

and manhood, married and sought homes of their own. His own home was thus

broken up. age and infirmity of the Revolutionary war, the exploits of Daniel

Boone in the forest beyond the mountains were borne by rumors from his old home

on the Yadkin to the fertile! Watered by a river that rivaled the charms of

this shores by its own grace and majesty. To the young and adventurous this

prospect was irresistible! To all it was inviting. Jonas and John Little, two

of his sons, decided to try their fortune in this new utopia, with their

families they turned their backs on civilization and their old home in S. C.

and started on their journey.

 

 Their father accompanied them. Their first halting place was in Barron Co.,

Ky. Here they settled in 1800 or 1802. John Little, becoming dissatisfied,

removed Tenn., where he resided until old age. He went thence to Texas and

shortly after, died. George Little and his son Jonas, remained in Barren County

for two years. They then removed to and settled a few miles north of the Long

Falls of Green River in what was then Ohio County. The town of Vienna (now

Calhoun) at that point on the river  had maintained its fortune from its

establishment in 1784. It succeeded a fort or block house erected there some

years before.

 

 George Little engaged in farming such as supplied the wants of that primitive

day. He had never acquired any considerable means, and was dependent on his own

exertions when the time for toll had about passed for him. The Ohio County

Court exempted him from poll tax " on account of bodily infirmly! But not

probably intended in part a patriotic recognition of his sufferings for his

chosen country. These last years were comparatively un-uneventful in local

affairs in this region. Society was primitive, business limited, and mostly in

the farming way.

 

 The muster day and the religious meetings were about the only occasions when

people assembled together. The pioneer necessarily lived alone- - - - exempt

from public haunts.

Finding tongues in trees, books in running brooks, Sermons in stones, and good

in everything.

 

 The war hoop of the Indian had scarcely ceased to echo around the settlers'

cabin. Indeed, the Ohio River bonded the Indian country on the south, which

reached the Great Lakes on the North and stretched from the Muckerman to the

boundless west. Bear hunting was still good, deer abundant, and the wolf and

panther still lingered.

 

 Many years after the death of his first wife he intermarried with Mary

(Handley) Douglas, widow of Alexander Douglas. She was a native of Scotland

(she hired an estate there) whence she came in childhood. In early life she

married Douglas of Pa. They had several daughters, one of them (Betty) married

Jonas Little.

 

 In 1784 or '5 Douglas came to Ky., with his brother-in-law, Capt. John

Handley, a surveyor, to examine the country, survey and lo sate lands with a

view of ultimate settlement. They separated to go to their respective homes.

Douglas never returned and was presumably murdered by Indians. His death is

still a mystery. George Little died in 1815. In 1824, his widow married Edward

Atterbury of Daviess Co., She survived her third husband several years.

Outliving most of her generation. From youth to old age she was noted for her

beauty, the grace of her manners, and rare charm of her colloquial powers. Mary

Handley Douglas Little Atterbury was buried beside her second husband in

Anthony Thompson's graveyard. He was her sister, Rachel's husband and the first

Justice of the Peace in all this region.

 

 On the 1st of February 1815, (Daviess County was established that year.)

George Little made his will. He left the bulk of his small estate to his wife.

Shortly after- - having reached fourscore- - he departed this life. or, mighty

God that first gave it and resigned his body to the earth "believing that at

the general resurrection" he would receive it again. His mortal remains were

interred in the Anthony Thompson graveyard where his dust awaits the final

summons.

  

Abstracts of wills & inventories, Daviess County, Ky.- Cont'd.

  

Little, George - Feb. 1, 1815 - Nov. 13, 1815  Wife: Mary, Sons: Joseph, John ,

Jonas, William, Thomas, Daus: Mary Spray (wife of Abner), Sarah Harris (wife of

Richard), Susannah Phillips (wife of John), Jane Hunt, Dec. (wife of John),

Nancy Cockburn (wife of Henry), Ex: wife Mary. Wit: George Handley, William

Glenn, C.T. Duncan.

  

September 23, 1765 the Lt Governor of South Carolina, William Bull, granted

George Little 300 acres of land between the Tyger and Enoree River just north

of present day Delta South Carolina. 1790 Census of Union County South Carolina

96th district with 5 sons and 5 daughters. George Military Service:

Capt. of Patriot Service Prisoner at Charleston South Carolina on May 12, 1780.

 

 

Additional Comments:

Pension paper attached.

 

Photo: http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ky/bullitt/photos/military/civilwar/pensions/little149gmt.jpg

 

* Other son of Jonas was Douglas Little who married Martha Ann Wright, another daughter of John and Catherine Wright.  In fact on the 1850 and 1860 census, Martha's parents are living in her house.  One son of Douglas and Martha Little was called Powhatan who wrote much about their ancestry and named most of his children accordingly.  Powhatan's daughter, Laura, was researching Cleopatra, another child of the famous Indian Chief Powhatan and our native american blood.

 

*Other daughter of Lattie Little Coonfield was Amy Marie, who married Joseph Gray and their child, Dorlene, was researching the indian blood in the Little family.  Family lore is that the Coonfields were also indian blood.

 

*Photo of Ruth Coonfield, another daughter of Lattie.

 

*

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Household:

 

 Name  Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace

 Ben COONFIELD   Self   M   Male   W   35   IN   Farmer   KY   KY

 Marthe F. COONFIELD   Wife   M   Female   W   36   IN   Keeping House KY VA

 George W. COONFIELD   Son   S   Male   W   13   AR      IN   IN

 John R. COONFIELD   Son   S   Male   W   12   AR      IN   IN

 **Benjmin COONFIELD   Son   S   Male   W   11   AR      IN   IN***

 Mary A. COONFIELD   Dau   S   Female   W   7   AR      IN   IN

 Albert B. COONFIELD   Son   S   Male   W   5   AR      IN   IN

 Jackson E. COONFIELD   Son   S   Male   W   4   AR      IN   IN

 Margret COONFIELD   Dau   S   Female   W   3   AR      IN   IN

 Thomas O. COONFIELD   Son   S   Male   W   8M   AR      IN   IN

 

 

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Source Information:

  Census Place Anderson, Benton, Arkansas

  Family History Library Film   1254038

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Notes for BETSY DOUGLASS:

CENSUS YR:  1850  TERRITORY:  KY  COUNTY:  Daviess  REEL NO:  M432-198 PAGE NO:  459a

REFERENCE:  Enumerated on the ? day of Sept. 1850 by M. M. Lea

 

14  557  564 Roberts        James          36   M         Farmer 1,575 KY

15  557  564 Roberts        Betsy          33   F KY

16  557  564 Roberts        Martha E.      12   F KY X

17  557  564 Roberts        Mary A.        11   F KY X

18  557  564 Roberts        Sarah          7    F KY X

19  557  564 Roberts        Letitia        5    F KY X

20  557  564 Roberts        Ellen          3    F KY

21  557  564 Little         Elizabeth      68   F SC

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1870 Census, Bullitt County (Shepardsville Dist.) Kentucky - Page 254

Household#165

Caigler, Abe        47      Farmer          Kentucky

        Catherine   43      Keeping House   Kentucky

        Mary        19      At Home     Kentucky

        Sadonia 15                      Kentucky

Little, John W.     26      Blacksmith      Kentucky

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From Familysearch.com - 1880 census

  Household:

 

census: Name  Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's

Birthplace Mother's Birthplace

Jno. W. LITTLE   Self   M   Male   W   36   KY   Blacksmith   KY   KY

Mary C. LITTLE   Wife   M   Female   W   29   KY   Keeping House   KY KY

Georgie A. LITTLE   Dau   S   Female   W   9   KY      KY   KY

Lottie S. LITTLE   Dau   S   Female   W   7   KY      KY   KY

Jno. A. LITTLE   Son   S   Male   W   5   KY      KY   KY

Mort. LITTLE   Dau   S   Female   W   3   KY      KY   KY

Charlie LITTLE   Son   S   Male   W   1   KY      KY   KY

 

1900 Census, Madison County (Marble Twp.) Arkansas

 

Little, John W.     Head    (Dec. 1843) 56  Wd.                 KY KY KY

Coonfield, Ben F.   S-in-law    (Feb. 1871) 29  (Marr. 8yrs)

AR IN AR

        Mort        Daug.   (Jun. 1876) 24  (Marr. 8yrs.) 1,1chld.  KY KY KY

        Charley     G-Son   (Jun. 1900) 4/12 Single                 AR KY AR

        William     G-Son   (May 1884)  16  Single                  KY KY KY

        Sam?        G-Son   (Oct. 1881) 18  Single                  KY KY KY

Captain George Little of Scotland and Mary of Scotland had a son named Jonas.  Jonas Little married his step sister Betsy Douglas, daughter of Alexander and Mary Douglas.  George married Mary Douglas after both had become widowed.

Jonas and Betsy had a son named Hiram Lucius Little and another named Douglas Little.  Hiram and Douglas both married Wright sisters;  Hiram to Catherine and Douglas to Martha, daughters of Catherine G Weatherford and John C Wright of Charlotte VA.  The Littles and Wrights had both moved into Bullitt Kentucky and all suspected of having Indian Blood according to the stories passed on plus some letters written by other Little family members.  Douglas and Martha Little had a son named Lucius Powhatan Little and he was researching Chief Powhatan of VA.  Hiram and Catherine had John Wright Little and he told his children that he was Indian.  John's daughter Lattie Cedonia Little Coonfield said that she was Cherokee.  Lattie's daughter Luella Coonfield Cochran said that she was one quarter Cherokee and mixed with another tribe.  Luella's son Frankie Lavern Cochran also married an indian, Anne Carter.

 

  My webpages includes copies of letters and census images to help us with this continued research.  However, let's keep in mind the many others included in our genealogy, like Catherine Crigler, Reason Roby, Kitty Simmons, Lydia Carpenter who explored this new country among the indians who taught them how to survive.

 

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Researching the Wright sisters who married the Little brothers, we find their parents in Charlotte, Virginia = John C Wright marrying Catherine G Weatherford ( daughter of Charles ) in 1811 with Benoni Smith giving bond:

John C Wright married Catherine G Weatherford, January 05, 1811, Charlotte, Virginia -

Catherine was daughter of Charles Weatherford

 

John was son of Thomas and Esther Wright

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An ongoing search for John C Wright and Catherine G Weatherford

John Wright and Kitty Weatherford are listed in the Vaughns section of

http://www.rootsweb.com/~vacharlo/chamisc.htm

 

see # 76 below.....

 

Vaughan brides:

27 Sally m 1813 William Featherstone d/o William Vaughan.  Sur.

Snelling Vaughan

       Note: no Snelling Vaughan named in will of William Vaughan f/o

       Sally (Snelling not in Vaughan newsletter)

28 Dicey m 26 Dec. 1793/4 Jan. 1794 (wid of Ligon Vaughan)

            William Ford (she nee Callicutt). They moved to Hawkins Co.,

            TN

53 Winifred m. 1798 William Lunderman d/o Zedekiah   Vaughan.

53 Sarah m. 1784 Perry Mahon d/o "Abraham Vaughan"

68 Mary (wid) m. 1789 Seth Purkeson; Rev. John Williams

       Seth Perkerson m. 1st 1787 Tabitha Gill.  These people lived

       around the Pettys, etc.

 

76 Mildred m. 1789 Benoi Smith d/o "Abraham Vaughan" by    Rev.

Thomas Johnston

       Note: Benoni Smith remar. 1810 to Polly Barley

            Benoni Smith was sur. to m. 1811 of John Wright to Kitty

            Weatherford d/o Charles

84 Elizabeth m Epps Tucker 1810 d/o Zedekiah Vaughan.  Epps

Tucker m. #1 d/o John Johns.

       See m. of Francis Vaughan re name Johns

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Charlotte Co., Va. Marriage Record

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One can only wonder if Benoni Smith was an Uncle or grandfather or other family

member to Kitty Weatherford, to give surety to her marriage to John C Wright.

 

Perhaps the unknown mother of Kitty was a Polly Jones of the Thomas Jones families of Bermuda Hundred in Henrico VA and have some connection to a Smith or a Vaughn.

 

We can only wonder when reading the census image below what happened for Martha Ann Wright Little to take in the children of her two sisters and her mother is also living with them.

 

Martha even raised John Wright Little who said that he was Cherokee Indian according to his daughter Lattie Cedonia Little and her daughter Luella said that she was one quarter Cherokee mixed with another tribe.  Luella Coonfield married Frank Delbert Cochran.

 

Martha named her first son Powhatan and she was a native of Charlotte Virginia.

 

Other family members have suspected Indian Blood in the Wright family, but also in the Little family.  The photo of John Wright Little's wife is awesome, Mary Catherine Crigler.

 

More on our Roots

 

 

 

 

 

 

Catherine G Weatherford, daughter of Charles, married John C Wright in Charlotte, Virginia on January 5, 1811.

 

Benoni Smith was sur to m them.

 

Benoni Smith was married to a Vaughan.

 

The connection with Smith, Vaughn, Weatherford, Wright is unknown.  The search for the correct CHARLES WEATHERFORD continues.  There were many Weatherfords in Charlotte, Lunenburg, Mecklenburg areas and many could have named their son Charles, as we also find several Catherines.

 

Family suspects the father of Chief Red Eagle, was also our Charles Weatherford before he made the trip to Alabama from Virginia.

 

 

 

***Parents of John C Wright are Thomas and Esther which we are now tracing.

 

 

 

Fair-A-Bee-Lunah

Sex: F

Birth: ABT 1720

Note: Note: She was full blooded Cherokee Indian. She married a white manin Western North Carolina, went to the Cherokee camp near inwhat is now Lincoln County, TN, then on the trail of tears toArkansas.

Change Date: 9 JUL 2001

 

Marriage 1 William Patrick Vaughan Sr. b: ABT 1720 in WalesChildren

William Patrick Vaughan Jr. b: ABT 1750 in Tretower Castle, Wales

Ayers Vaughan b: 1742 in Cherokee Camp, Western North Carolina    

 

 

 

 

Thomas Vaughan

Sex: M

Birth: 1773 in Cherokee Indian Nation, North Carolina

Death: 1846 in Wayne County, Virginia

Note: Note: Thomas Vaughan of North Carolina was a pioneer settler onWhite's Creek in this county, and afterwards settled onGragston, where he died. In his younger days, he was a famousfiddler, and after his conversion became a prominent minister ofthe Baptist Church. He raised a large family and died loved andmourned by all who knew him.

Change Date: 9 JUL 2001

 

Father: William Patrick Vaughan Jr. b: ABT 1750 in Tretower Castle, Wales

Mother: Fereby Benton b: ABT 1750 in Cherokee Indian Nation, North Carolina

 

Marriage 1 Nancy Ford b: ABT 1776 in Virginia

Married: 1793 in Russell County, VirginiaChildren

 John Vaughan b: OCT 1794 in Russell County, Virginia

 Elizabeth Vaughan b: 15 NOV 1796 in Russell County, Virginia

 Jane Jenny Vaughan b: 1800 in Kanawha County, Virginia

 Martha Vaughan b: 19 JUL 1802 in Kanawha County, Virginia

 Nancy Vaughan b: 1804 in Kanawha County, Virginia

 Phoebe Vaughan b: 8 MAY 1806 in Kanawha County, Virginia

 William Tyler Vaughan b: 22 OCT 1808 in Kanawha County, Virginia

 Lucinda Vaughan b: 22 JUL 1813 in Kanawha County, Virginia

 James E. Vaughan b: 1814 in Kanawha County, Virginia

 Christiana Vaughan b: 1816 in Kanawha County, Virginia

 Thomas Vaughan b: 19 JUL 1819 in Kanawha County, Virginia

 Abraham Vaughan b: 12 JAN 1822 in Kanawha County, Virginia    

 

 

 

 

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Isaac Benjamin Coonfield born 1780 Pennsylvania married Barsheba Clark  in Kentucky and they are found on the 1800 tax list.

IF ISAAC COONFIELD WAS BORN ABOUT 1780 PENNSYLVANIA
 HE WAS IN KENTUCKY FOR THE 1800 TAX LIST AND
THE 1810 CENSUS
 
Moses B. Coonfield in Pennsylvania might have been his brother.  Gideon and Oliver Confield were in New York about that time.  Yet Isaac never used these names when his sons were born, unless Moses B was a Benjamin.  Isaac's father might be Robert J. Confeld so he could be Robert James.  It is speculated that Christopher Confeldt is Isaac's grandfather from Holland but we never see that name used in his descendents, yet we do not know what his middle name might have been.  It is possible that Christopher had several sons and these names are all related - the old census records do not show their ages, so again it is possible some of these names are sons of Robert.
 
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Name: ISAAC COONFIELD 
State: KY  
County: Jefferson County  
Township: No Township Listed  
Year: 1800  
Record Type: Tax list  
Database: KY Early Census Index  
 
  1810 United States Federal Census Record
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View Image     Name:     Isaac Coonfield    
Residence:     1810 - Not Stated, Henry, Kentucky    
        
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    1820 United States Federal Census Record
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View Image     Name:     Isaac Coonfield    
Residence:     1820 - West Port, Henry, Kentucky    
 
IF ISAAC COONFIELD WAS BORN ABOUT 1780 PENNSYLVANIA
 HE WAS IN KENTUCKY FOR THE 1800 TAX LIST AND
THE 1810 CENSUS
 
 
 
 
Name: ISAAC COONFIELD 
State: KY  
County: Jefferson County  
Township: No Township Listed  
Year: 1800  
Record Type: Tax list  
Database: KY Early Census Index  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
1830 United States Federal Census Record
about Brsheba Coonfield 
 
 
Name:    Coonfield, Brsheba    
Township:    Perry     
County:    Marion     
State:    Indiana     
SHE MUST BE WIDOWED BY THIS TIME
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 believe that archelus clark was archibald and maybe her brother, maybe obediah was her brother too , all living near each other.
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Arkansas Land Records Record 
about ISAAC COONFIELD 
Name: ISAAC COONFIELD 
Land Office: FAYETTEVILLE  
Document Number: 8794  
Total Acres: 40  
Signature: Yes  
Canceled Document: No  
Issue Date: July 01, 1859  
Mineral Rights Reserved: No  
Metes and Bounds: No  
Statutory Reference: 3 Stat. 566  
Multiple Warantee Names: No  
Act or Treaty: April 24, 1820  
Multiple Patentee Names: No  
Entry Classification: Sale-Cash Entries  
Land Description: 1 SWSE   5TH PM No 19N 31W 7 
 
  
 
 
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    1880 United States Federal Census Record
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View Image     Name:     Isaac Coonfield    
Birth:     <1833> - Indiana    
Birth:     1832/1833    
Residence:     1880 - Morgantown, Morgan, Indiana    
        
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Birth:     <1834> - Indiana    
Birth:     1833/1834    
Residence:     1880 - Nineveh, Adair, Missouri    
        
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View Image     Name:     Isaac Coonfield    
Birth:     abt 1808 - Kentucky    
Residence:     1870 - Osage, Benton, Arkansas    
        
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View Image     Name:     Isaac Coonfield    
Birth:     abt 1827 - Indiana    
Residence:     1870 - Green, Morgan, Indiana    
        
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View Image     Name:     W Isaac Coonfield    
Birth:     1833 - Indiana    
Residence:     1900 - Anderson, Madison, Indiana    
        
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View Image     Name:     Isaac Coonfield    
Birth:     abt 1808 - Kentucky    
Residence:     1860 - Anderson, Benton, Arkansas    
        
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Birth:     abt 1834 - India    
Residence:     1860 - Anderson, Benton, Arkansas    
        
 
 
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Birth:  <1833> - Indiana 
Birth:  1832/1833 
Residence:  1880 - Morgantown, Morgan, Indiana 
  
 
 
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View Image  Name:  Isaac Coonfield 
Birth:  <1834> - Indiana 
Birth:  1833/1834 
Residence:  1880 - Nineveh, Adair, Missouri 
 
1830 United States Federal Census Record 
about Brsheba Coonfield 
 
Name: Coonfield, Brsheba 
Township: Perry 
County: Marion 
State: Indiana 
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Surname: ROBERT COONFIELD 
Year: 1860  
County: BENTON CO.  
State: AR  
Age: 20  
Gender: M  
Month of Death: JUN  
State of Birth: IN  
ID#: MRT126_2409 
Occupation: NONE LISTED  
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     View Record    Albert Confield    Helington, Bennington, Vermont         
     View Record    Bennett Confield    Jackson, Ripley, Indiana         
     View Record    Henry J Confield    Not Stated, Trumbull, Ohio         
     View Record    Sacket Confield    Luzerne, Warren, New York         
     View Record    Salley Confield    Luzerne, Warren, New York         
     View Record    Sarah Confield    Utica Ward 3, Oneida, New York         
     View Record    Timothy Confield    Otsego, New York         
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(City,County,State)    Estimated Birth Year    Birth Place    View Image    
    
     View Record    Amelia Coonfield    Flushing, Queens, NY    abt 1789    New York          
     View Record    Anne Coonfield    Washington, Morgan, IN    abt 1820    North Carolina          
     View Record    Benjamin Coonfield    Green, Morgan, IN    abt 1842    Iowa          
     View Record    Charles Coonfield    Washington, Morgan, IN    abt 1848    Iowa          
     View Record    Charles R Coonfield    Green, Morgan, IN    abt 1846    Iowa          
     View Record    Eliza Coonfield    Green, Morgan, IN    abt 1843    Iowa          
     View Record    Elizabeth Coonfield    Green, Morgan, IN    abt 1813    Kentucky          
     View Record    Hanford Coonfield    Green, Morgan, IN    abt 1848    Iowa          
     View Record    I M Coonfield    Washington, Morgan, IN    abt 1795    Pennsylvania          
     View Record    Isaac Coonfield    Washington, Morgan, IN    abt 1841    Iowa          
    
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     View Record    Isaac Coonfield    Green, Morgan, IN    abt 1830    Iowa          
     View Record    Isaac Coonfield    Green, Morgan, IN    abt 1834    Iowa          
     View Record    Isaac Coonfield    Green, Morgan, IN    abt 1808    Kentucky          
     View Record    James H Coonfield    Green, Morgan, IN    abt 1836    Iowa          
     View Record    James M Coonfield    Green, Morgan, IN    abt 1840    Iowa          
     View Record    James P Coonfield    Green, Morgan, IN    abt 1806    Kentucky          
     View Record    John Coonfield    Washington, Morgan, IN    abt 1845    Iowa          
     View Record    John A Coonfield    Green, Morgan, IN    abt 1844    Iowa          
     View Record    John S Coonfield    Green, Morgan, IN    abt 1838    Iowa          
     View Record    John W Coonfield    Green, Morgan, IN    abt 1836    Iowa     
 
Home in 1850
(City,County,State)    Estimated Birth Year    Birth Place    View Image    
    
     View Record    Leaman Coonfield    Indianapolis, Marion, IN    abt 1829    Indiana          
     View Record    Levina Coonfield    Washington, Morgan, IN    abt 1842    Iowa          
     View Record    Lydia Coonfield    Green, Morgan, IN    abt 1834    Iowa          
     View Record    Mahala Coonfield    Washington, Morgan, IN    abt 1846    Iowa          
     View Record    Margaret Coonfield    Green, Morgan, IN    abt 1848    Iowa          
     View Record    Martha Coonfield    Green, Morgan, IN    abt 1840    Iowa          
     View Record    Mary Coonfield    Green, Morgan, IN    abt 1814    Kentucky          
     View Record    Mary Coonfield    Washington, Morgan, IN    abt 1844    Iowa          
     View Record    Nancy Coonfield    Washington, Morgan, IN    abt 1849    Iowa          
     View Record    Peter R Coonfield    Washington, Morgan, IN    abt 1842    Iowa     
 
    Home in 1850
(City,County,State)    Estimated Birth Year    Birth Place    View Image    
    
     View Record    Robert I Coonfield    Green, Morgan, IN    abt 1839    Iowa          
     View Record    Sarah Coonfield    Washington, Morgan, IN    abt 1850    Iowa          
     View Record    Thomas Coonfield    Green, Morgan, IN    abt 1845    Iowa          
     View Record    William M Coonfield    Green, Morgan, IN    abt 1834    Iowa          
     View Record    Wm Coonfield    Indianapolis, Marion, IN    abt 1827    Indiana     
 
 
 
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(City,County,State)    Estimated Birth Year    Birth Place    View Image    
    
     View Record    Hannah Confield    Granville, Licking, OH    abt 1815    New York          
     View Record    John H Confield    Stonington, New London, CT    abt 1830    New York          
     View Record    Maria Confield    Granville, Licking, OH    abt 1805    New York          
     View Record    Martha Confield    Volney, Oswego, NY    abt 1773    Massachusetts          
     View Record    Wm Confield    Granville, Licking, OH    abt 1775    New York     
 
 
 
 
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    View Record    Isaac Coonfield    Anderson, Benton, AR    52     BirthYear(1860, '52');1807    Kentucky     Male         
    View Record    Mary Coonfield    Anderson, Benton, AR    47     BirthYear(1860, '47');1812    Kentucky     Female         
    View Record    James Coonfield    Anderson, Benton, AR    19     BirthYear(1860, '19');1840    India     Male         
    View Record    Benjamine Coonfield    Anderson, Benton, AR    15     BirthYear(1860, '15');1844    India     Male         
    View Record    Margarett Coonfield    Anderson, Benton, AR    12     BirthYear(1860, '12');1847    India     Female         
    View Record    Kester Coonfield    Anderson, Benton, AR    7     BirthYear(1860, '7');1852    India     Female         
    View Record    Isaac Coonfield    Anderson, Benton, AR    26     BirthYear(1860, '26');1833    India     Male         
    View Record    Matilda Coonfield    Anderson, Benton, AR    20     BirthYear(1860, '20');1839    Ohio     Female         
    View Record    Mary Coonfield    Anderson, Benton, AR    4     BirthYear(1860, '4');1855    India     Female         
    View Record    Wm Coonfield    Wilson, Pope, AR    40     BirthYear(1860, '40');1819    Indiana     Male         
    
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    Estimated Birth Year    Birthplace    Gender    View Image    
    
    View Record    Hannah Coonfield    Wilson, Pope, AR    38     BirthYear(1860, '38');1821    New York     Female         
    View Record    James P Coonfield    Jackson, Brown, IN    54     BirthYear(1860, '54');1805    Kentucky     Male         
    View Record    Elizabeth Coonfield    Jackson, Brown, IN    48     BirthYear(1860, '48');1811    Kentucky     Female         
    View Record    Eliza A Coonfield    Jackson, Brown, IN    17     BirthYear(1860, '17');1842    Indiana     Male         
    View Record    Thomas Coonfield    Jackson, Brown, IN    14     BirthYear(1860, '14');1845    Indiana     Male         
    View Record    Harford Coonfield    Jackson, Brown, IN    12     BirthYear(1860, '12');1847    Indiana     Male         
    View Record    Eli H Coonfield    Jackson, Brown, IN    9     BirthYear(1860, '9');1850    Indiana     Male         
    View Record    George W Coonfield    Jackson, Brown, IN    6     BirthYear(1860, '6');1853    Indiana     Male         
    View Record    John M Coonfield    Jackson, Brown, IN    64     BirthYear(1860, '64');1795    Pennsylvania     Male         
    View Record    Chares Coonfield    Jackson, Brown, IN    12     BirthYear(1860, '12');1847    Indiana     
 
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    Estimated Birth Year    Birthplace    Gender    View Image    
    
    View Record    Peter Coonfield    Jackson, Brown, IN    19     BirthYear(1860, '19');1840    Indiana     Male         
    View Record    Mahala Coonfield    Jackson, Brown, IN    14     BirthYear(1860, '14');1845    Indiana     Female         
    View Record    Francis M Coonfield    Jackson, Brown, IN    7     BirthYear(1860, '7');1852    Indiana     Male         
    View Record    James H Coonfield    Hensley, Johnson, IN    27     BirthYear(1860, '27');1832    Indiana     Male         
    View Record    Martha Coonfield    Hensley, Johnson, IN    37     BirthYear(1860, '37');1822    Indiana     Female         
    View Record    Daniel S Coonfield    Hensley, Johnson, IN    3     BirthYear(1860, '3');1856    Indiana     Male         
    View Record    Martha A Coonfield    Hensley, Johnson, IN    10.12     BirthYear(1860, '10.12');    Indiana     Female         
    View Record    Isaac Coonfield    Green, Morgan, IN    31     BirthYear(1860, '31');1828    Indiana     Male         
    View Record    Julia A Coonfield    Green, Morgan, IN    38     BirthYear(1860, '38');1821    Ohio     Female         
    View Record    James F Coonfield    Green, Morgan, IN    8     BirthYear(1860, '8');1851    Indiana     Male         
    
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    View Record    Sarah A E Coonfield    Green, Morgan, IN    7     BirthYear(1860, '7');1852    Indiana     Female         
    View Record    Lydia E Coonfield    Green, Morgan, IN    5     BirthYear(1860, '5');1854    Indiana     Female         
    View Record    Daniel W Coonfield    Green, Morgan, IN    3     BirthYear(1860, '3');1856    Indiana     Male         
    View Record    Barbary Coonfield    Green, Morgan, IN    2     BirthYear(1860, '2');1857    Indiana     Female         
    View Record    William Coonfield    Green, Morgan, IN    24     BirthYear(1860, '24');1835    Indiana     Male         
    View Record    Lucinda Coonfield    Green, Morgan, IN    28     BirthYear(1860, '28');1831    Indiana     Female         
    View Record    Wilford V Coonfield    Green, Morgan, IN    4     BirthYear(1860, '4');1855    Indiana     Male         
    View Record    Laurinda A Coonfield    Green, Morgan, IN    1     BirthYear(1860, '1');1858    Indiana     Female         
    View Record    Ranson B Coonfield    Green, Morgan, IN    4.12     BirthYear(1860, '4.12');    Indiana     Male         
    View Record    John Coonfield    Washington, Morgan, IN    15     BirthYear(1860, '15');1844    Indiana     
 
 
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    View Record    Isaac Coonfield    Morrow, Adair, MO    25     BirthYear(1860, '25');1834    Indiana     Male         
    View Record    Malinda Coonfield    Morrow, Adair, MO    22     BirthYear(1860, '22');1837    Indiana     Female         
    View Record    John T Coonfield    Morrow, Adair, MO    4.12     BirthYear(1860, '4.12');    Missouri     Male         
    View Record    A G Campbell    Wetumpka, Autauga, AL    45     BirthYear(1860, '45');1814    South Carolina     
 
 
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    View Record    J Confield    Denver (Unknown), Arapahoe, KS    45     BirthYear(1860, '45');1814    Michigan     Male         
    View Record    Archibald Confield    Wayne, Passaic, NJ    65     BirthYear(1860, '65');1794    New Jersey     Male         
    View Record    Frederick Confield    Brooklyn Ward 18 District 1, Kings, NY    28     BirthYear(1860, '28');1831    Germany     Male         
    View Record    Nicholas Confield    Cincinnati Ward 13, Hamilton, OH    56     BirthYear(1860, '56');1803    Ireland     Male         
    View Record    Ann Confield    Cincinnati Ward 13, Hamilton, OH    54     BirthYear(1860, '54');1805    Ireland     Female         
    View Record    John Confield    Cincinnati Ward 13, Hamilton, OH    20     BirthYear(1860, '20');1839    Ireland     Male         
    View Record    Michael Confield    Cincinnati Ward 13, Hamilton, OH    18     BirthYear(1860, '18');1841    Ireland     Male         
    View Record    Pat Confield    Cincinnati Ward 13, Hamilton, OH    16     BirthYear(1860, '16');1843    Ireland     Male         
    View Record    Felix Confield    Cincinnati Ward 13, Hamilton, OH    4     BirthYear(1860, '4');1855    Ohio     Male         
    View Record    William Confield    Cincinnati Ward 13, Hamilton, OH    3     BirthYear(1860, '3');1856    Ohio