Re: John DeBerry in WVA 1790's

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Willm Spurgeon; Abraham Elliot; Daniel Hill; Nathl hill Sr.; Nathl Hill Jr.; George Lemmons Sr.; George Lemmons Jr.; Issac Devit; John Flemming; Thos Powel; Thos Parks; Augustine Wolf; Peter Herman; John Wolf; Jesse Penrose; Abraham Penrose; Absalom Gadd; Amos Roberts; Nicholas Grewery; (?) Henry Averly; John Kelly; Lewis Sickel; Hezkiah Rynear; Willm Waller; JOhn Holt; James Copnner; John Martin; James McGrew; John Floyd; M__ Chipps; Stephen Dunham; Jas Spurgeon; Doctor Lewllin; Enoch Evans; George Baker; Willm Norris; Benj Norris; Jarrett ThosWarman; Willm Ashford; Jesse Dodd; John Ramsay;James Henthorn; (?) Francis Collins; Daniel Kyger; James Adams; Henry Henthorn; Thos Kirkpatrick; Daniel Taylor; Chern Rose; George Robbards; Elihu Horton; John Merrill; John Watson;

PRESTON COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA
SOME PRESTONIANS OF 1803 Page 881
From the original personal list , by Alexander Brandon. His district covered all of Monongalia east of cheat, and was more extensive than the east side of Preston. A figure with hyphen following a name indicates the number of tithables in the household, where the number exceeds one.
Able Martin; Adams Thomas; Anderson Daniel; Archer Aaron; Archer David; Archer John; Ashby Nathan; Askins Rubin; Ayers Benjamin; Bayles David; Beaker George; Beaker Samuel; Benson William; Bentley William; Biggs William;--Constable Bingamon Alexander; Bishop Christian;-2 Bishop John; Blatchley Zopper; Boughroughs James; Brandon Johnathan; Brannan John; Briggs Elisha; Brite John;-3 Brite Carlisle; Brite William; Bucklew William; Butler Thomas;-3 Also 1 slave Butler Elijay; Cale Henry; Carree Christian; Carrico John;-2 Carrico Peter; Casey Nicholas; Castiel Jermiah; Chipps John; Chisler Jacob; Clark James. Sr.;Clark James Jr.; Clark Absalom; Clutter Samuel; Clyster Christan; Collins Fransis; Collins Jacob; Conn James; Conner Robert; Cook Peter; Crane Samuel;-2 CrossBenjamin; Cunningham Arthur; Cupp Leonard Sr.; Cupp Leonard Jr.; Curry John;-2 Curry Robert; Cushman Isaac; Darby Owen;-2 Davis Thomas; Deardruff Samuel; ----Deberry John---- Deweye Samuel; Dewitt Peter; Domire Rinehart' Donaldson James;-2 Doran Terah;-2 Doran James; Douglass Niel; Downey John; Draper Jacob; Dunwoody James; Elliot Abraham;-2 Elsey Nicholas; England William; Evans John-nailer; Evans Enoch; Evans Marget; Ervin Isaac; Ervin James; Everly Peter;-2 Fickle John; Fickle Joseph; Floyd Michael; Foreman Robert;--2 Forman John; Foreman Samuel; Foreman Richard; Foreman Joseph; Foster John; Fowler John; Foy John; Funkhouser Nicholas; Gadd Elijah; Gadd Thomas; Gibson Thomas; Gibson Robert; Glover Amos; Glover Benjamin; Goff James;(1) Goff James(2)Goff John; Goff Widow; Goodwin John; Graham David; Gribble John;-2 Grove Nicholas; Hamilton James; Hamilton Robert;Harris Abraham; Harris Jonathan; Harris William; Hardesty Elijah; Harner Philip; Harder John;-2 Harsh Fredrick; Hartley James; Hartman John; Haze Henry; ---Hazlet Samuel;--- Hearst Widow; Heckart Peter; Hecks Justus; Hendrickson David; Hendrickson Simon; Henthorn Henry; Henthorn John; Highshoe Henry;-2 Highshoe Jacob; Hoover Henry; Hoover John; Horton Ezra; Huggins James; Jarret Benjamin; Jarret William; Jefferys Dennis; Jefferys Benjamin;-2 Jenkins Evan; Jenkins John; Jenkins Jonathan; Jenkins Thomas Sr.; Jenkins Enoch; Jenkins Bartholomew; Jenkins Mary; Jenkins Margaret; Johnston William;-2 Jones William; Joseph Uriah; Kelly John;-2 Kiger Daniel; Kiger George; King Valentine;-3 King James; Lapp John; Level Robert; Lewellen John; Lewellen Hannah; Lewellin Doctor; Lewes Henry;-2 Lichfield John; Little William; Martin Daniel; Martin Joseph;-2 Massen William;--2 Mason William;-3 Master Stephen; McClane John;-3 McCollum Daniel; McDonald John Sr.; McDonald John Jr.; McEntosh Alexander; McGill Adam; McGrewPatrick; McGrew James; Mervin Samuel; Metheny Nathan;-2 Metheny Joseph;-2 Metheny Moses; Metheny Ephraim; Metheny John; Metheny James; Metheny Elias; Metheny Rubin; Middleton Benjamin; Mitchener John; Miller Henry; Miers John; Montgomery James; Moore Archibald; Moore Joseph; Morton Samuel;-2 Morton Benjamin; Moyers Anne; Neighbors William;-2 Newhouse William; Nine Christian; Norris Christian;-2 Osborn ____;-2Otto George J.;-2 Otto Christopher; Parks Thomas; Pasnett Joseph; Patterson Samuel; Penrose Jesse;-3 Penrose Abraham; Points John; Postle Michael; Postal Samuel;-2 Potter Russell;-2 Powel Griffith; Ramsey John; Reams Tobias; Rice John Jr.; Rice Shadrach; Ridenour Jacob;-2 Ridenour Christian; Rightmire James;Rightmire John; Rightmire Robert; Roberts Ames; Rose Charles;-3 Rose James;Royre Aaron; Ruble Jacob; Sayre Joseph; Sayre William; Scott Sndrew; Scott John; Scott Thomas; Scryer Christian;-2 Sevier Robert; Sevier James; Severns Joseph Sr.; Severns Joseph Jr.-2 Severns Daniel Sr.; Severns Daniel Jr.; Severns Joseph of Daniel; Severns John; Shaver Adam; Smith Fredrick; Smith Jacob; Soulard Gabriel; Spencer Amos; Spurgeon James; Stafford James-Ferryman; Stafford John; Starten Andrew J.; Stemple David; Stemple John; Stemple Martin; Strahen William; Summers John; Summerville Alexander; Suyert Adam; Synes Henry; Tannehill Ninian; Tannehill Samuel; Taylor John; Teets Henry; Tetrick Jacob; Tichenal Stephen; Thompson Robert; Trader Arthur; Trimley Benjamin;-2 Turner Zephaniah; Wlaler William;-2 Walls Temperance; Warman Joshua; Warman Thomas; Warman Catharine; Webster James; Welts Michael;-constable Wheeler John; Whiteham Christian;-2 White George; Wile Henry; Wilhelm Fredrick; Willets John;--2 Willets Samuel; Wilson John; Winans Andrew; Wolff Jacob Sr.; Wolff George; Wolff Samuel; Wolff Adam; Wolff Augustine; Wolff John; Wood John; Wood Joseph; Wood John; Woods Andrew; Woods Robert;-constable Woods Anthony; Woods Benjamin; Woodring Daniel; Wooring Abraham Sr.;-3 Wooring Abraham Jr.; Wooring Nicholas; Wooring John; Workman Stephen; Workman William;
The population of the district was about 1,400. The tax book shows 21 slaves of 16 years of age or older, and 32 younger slaves. There were 584 horses, including two studs. All the households were assessed at less than one dollar EXCEPT the following;
Nicholas Casey--------$2.08Joseph Severns----------$2.48
Fredrick Harsh----------1.00Daniel Severns------------????
Bartholomew Jenkins----1.24Catharine Warman--------1.41
William Norris-----------2.28John Willets--------------1.20
John Ramsey------------6.16
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The following was passed on to me by Virginia Graham Nuce. (3 pages)

2042 W. Scripture
Denton, Texas
7 July 1961
To Any DeBerry:
In doing family research for our brother-in-law who is a member of the DeBerry family, we contacted a Mrs. L.G. DeBerry in memphis, Texas, who had in her possession a letter of inquiry written in 1935 by a Mr. Parley DeBerry, who was Superintendent of West Virginia Schools for the Deaf and the Blind at Romney, West Virginia. At least, his letter was styped on the lerterhead of the school;. Romney had been marked out, and the name Terra Alta, West Virginia, had been typed in its place, which indicated that Mr. Parley DeBerry had retired from the position of Superintendent and was at that time (October 15, 1935) living in Terra Alta, West Virginia.
Mr. DeBerry said in his letter that he was doing family research; that his son-in-law who used to live at Houston, Texas, had found the name of a town. DeBerry, Texas, so he had written his letter to any DeBerry. A DeBerry family had received the letter, then had sent it to L. G. DeBerry in Memphis, Texas, from whom we got it.
These DeBerrys say that, according to their family traditions, their ancestors came from North Carolina or Virginia. They too, are Protestants, as were the families which Mr. Parley DeBerry mentioned, They have been driven out of France and emigrated to the United States at an early date in our history.
We Shall be very happy to corrospond with anyone interested in pursuing research on the DeBerry family.
Sincerely,

Helen Daugherty Wainright
(Mrs. Charles R.)

P.S. In his letter, Mr. DeBerry mentioned that two of his daughters had visited Paris and learned of a street - Rue DeBerry- which contained homes of the family which had been confiscated by the French Government which the family fled.HDW.

(at the bottom was this hand written message.)

Received this from my brother without commentL.E. DeBerry
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(Page 2)2042 W. Scripture
Denton, Texas
6 March, 1962
Mrs. Virginia Elliott Graham
P.O. Box 4
Brandywine, Maryland.

Dear Mrs. Graham,

We do appreciate so very much receiving your letter- to have contacted, at last, someone who is interested in and knows something about the DeBerry Family.
Our interest comes from the fact that one of our sisters, Susan Pearl Daugherty, married April 10, 1941, at El Paso, Texas, Mabry Ezzell Navarro. Her Husband Earl (as we call him) told us that Navarro is not his family's true name, but that it should be, and is DeBerry. Then he continued by telling that his grandfather, William Edward DeBerry, with two friends of his age left their home in Texas and went on a junket to El Paso and Old Mexico during which, as a youthful caprice, they assumed names with a "Mexican" sound; his grandfather using the name of Navarro. When the boys returned home, the two friends resumed their proper names, but the grandfather continued to use "Navarro," for no particular reason except, perhaps, "to be different."Eventually he married under that name, and continued to use it.Hence, our brother-in-law now has the name.Upon hearing this, our curiousity was aroused and, since we are doing research on our own families, naturally, we began to research this name also, and have a few census readings, a death certificate, etc., the pertinent facts of which I shall include here. To date, we have data on three generations. Perhaps you, from your research, can supply us with further information, which we greatly appreciate. One other item of great interest which we have found is Edmund DeBerry who was prominent in the South Carolina Legislature for several years, but we were unable to make any connection.
Last summer, we learned through a friend, of the existance of an old letter, written some 25 years or so ago by Parley DeBerry to one of the family in Texas.We finally got in touch by telephone with two of the women, one of them still has the letter, but no one had bothered to answer it. That is the letter about which I wrote an inquiry which you recieved.
I have sent your letter on to our youngest sister, Anne Daugherty, in Carlsbad, New Mexico, who has been helping our sister, Susan Navarro, with this research, and who has many more of the facts of the case in mind. Also, the two sisters live rather close together. as it happens I was the one who had time, at the time to write some letter of inquiry; Hence, my name and address was on the letter. I feel sure that Anne Daugherty will write to you soon. She teaches, and does not have much free time, but is intensely interested in the matter. However, I shall be glad to write what letters are necessary, and to help in any way possible. It will now be of great interest to us to determine which of the seven sons is the direct ancestor of our brother-in-law.
The DeBerry history is an interesting one, and one of which to be proud.
Thank you again for your letter.Sincerely,(Helen D. Wainright)
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1. William Edward DeBerry, born 1809, N.C; married 13 Dec. 1836, Eliza E. Morrison, born 1811,S.C., by F.H. Jones, Minister, Methodist Episcopal church, in Greene Co., Ala. (Marrage Book "B" , page 167) CHILDREN Ann R. DeBerry b. 1811 S.C. (1840 Cen.
Mary D. DeBerry b. 1840, Ala.Sumter Co.Ala.&
Eliza. E. DeBerry b. 1842 Ala.1850 Census,
William Edward DeBerry, B. 1844, Greene Co. Ala.Gromes Co., Tex.)
Albert A. DeBerry, b. 1848, Ala.

2. William Edward DeBerry, son of William Edward DeBerry and Eliza. E. Morrison (otherwise knmown as George C. Navarro); b. 1844, Greene Co. Ala; d. 1870-1877, San Saba Co., Tex.; married Amanda Catherine Churchman, b. 17 Feb. 1853, Ark.; d. 19 Feb. 1933, Norman Okla.; Dau. of _________ Churchman b. Ireland and Nancy Walls (b. Ark.) info from Cert. of Death, Reg. Oklahoma State Board of Vital Statics. Okla. City Ok. and from 1880 Census, San Sabala Co. Texas.(CHILDREN)
1. Albert Porter Navarro, b. 23 May 1874, on Slacker Ranch, San Sabala. Co. Tex. m. 6 Nov. 1897 Bessie Lee Thomas; d. 22 June 1957, Norman, Ok.
2. Lena Navarro, b. 1872, San Sabala. Co. TX.
3. Georgia, b. 1876, San Sabala. Co. TX.
4. Demma Navarro, B. 1877, San Sabala Co. TX.

3. Albert Porter Navarro, sno of William Edward DeBerry and Amanda Catherine Churchman, b.23 May 1874 on Slacker Ranch, 6 miles west of San Sabala, San Sabala Co. TX.; d. 22 June 1957, Norman, Ok. m. 6 Nov. 1897 at Detroit, Red River Co. TEX.to Bessie Lee thomas, b. 1 Dec. 1897, Hill Co. TX. d. 21 Jan. 1953, Norman OK. Dau. of Dave Thomas and Emma Austin.
(CHILDREN)
1. Albert Alexander Navarro,b. 26 Aug.1899; d. 15 Feb. 1901.
2. Cora Lee Navarro, b. 18 Sept. 1900; m./ (1) Del Monical, 20 Sept.1919; (2)Dutch Hoover.
3. Waymond Carl Navarro, b. 24 April 1902; m. Beatrice Greason, 1 April 1920.
4. Essie Marie Navarro, b. 8 Oct. 1903; m. George M. Housley, 17 May 1924.
5. Jane Emmer Navarro, b. 9 March 1906; d. 12 Feb. 1908
6. Mabry Ezzell Navarro, b. 6 March 1909, Valliant, Ok. m. Susan Pearl Daugherty, 10 April 1941, El Paso, TX.One son: Edward Lee Navarro, b. 28 June 1946 El Paso, TX.
7. Luna Bernice Navarro b. 29 July 1911; m. Jack Lane 9 Sept.1928
8. Madge Navarro, b. 29 July 1914; m. Fay Abercrombie, 3 March 1934.
Should there be any difference in this data and any that my sister, Anne Daugherty, sends, you, take hers is themore authoritative, as she is much the more able researcher and writer than I am. HDW.)

willsto.844

In the name of God amen. I Samuel Hazlet of Allegheny Countyin the state of Maryland. being sick and weak in body, but of my sanity and deposing mind considering the certanity of death and the uncertainity of time thereof and being desirous to settel my worldy affairs and thusly be better prepared to leave this world when it shall please God to call me home do therefore make and publish this my last will and testament in manner and form following that is to say first and principally I commit my soul to the hands of the Almighty God and my body to be decently buried at the discrition of my executor thereafter named and after my debts and funeal charges are paid and my wifes thirds taken out I devise and bequeath as follows
* item I do give and bequeath unto my daughter Mary who intermarried with Archibald Duberry one full and preportionabel share of myreal and personal property
item I do give and bequeath unto my daughter Barbara who intermarried with John Welch one full and preportionabelshare of my real and personal property.
item I do give and bequeath unto my son John one full and preportionabel share of my real and personal property
item I do give and bequeath unto my daughter Elizabeth who intermarried with William Campbell one full and preportionabel share of my real and personal property.
item I do give and bequeath unto my daughter Ann who intermarried with Philip Myers one full and proportionabel share of my real and personal property.
item I do give and bequeath unto my son Jacob one full and preportionabel share of my real and personal property
item I do give and bequeath unto my daughter Susann one full and preportionabel share of my real and personal property.
item I do give and bequeath unto my two grandchildren Elizabeth and Harison Guthery one full and preportionabel share of my real and personal property which share my daughter Frances who intermarried with Stephen Gutery would now be intitled to had she now be living
item whereas the property which I now posis hath been chiefly aquired by the Joint incurstery and frugality of my dear wife and myself and thinking some addition to daur or thirds necsary the better to enable her to live with conveanance and comfort I do give and bequeath to my wife one bed and bedding such as she may select one cow choise of my stock one horse and saddle & bridel to be worth twenty dollars.
it is my wish and desirethat my real property remain in my wifes hands for one year after my death clear of any charges but if she keeps any longer she must pay exanulcent but at the same time I do empower my executor to sell my real estate at the same time that a Majority of the heirs may agree upon in want of a majorityshould agree to sell my real estate and my wife to refuse her consent to sell: and in that ??? if my heirs who in above twenty one years shall agree to sell my real estate my executor shall sell one year after my death without the consent of my wife it is my consent that all my personal property be sold inmediatly after mydeath.
it is also my wish and desire that my executor imidiatly after my death that he may equally divide my money that may come into his hands among my heirs and that he will pay over the share of my two grandchildren Elizabeth & Harrison Guthrie to thear Guardeen who may be appointed by the court for this
and lastly I do hereby constitute and appoint my son Jacob Hazlet to be my sole executor of my last will and testament breaking and annuling all former wills by me hereafter made ratifying and annuling all former willsby me hereafter made ratifying and conferming this and none other to be my last will and testament in testamony whereof I have hearunto set my hand and affixed my seal this thirteenth---day of January in the year of our Lord one thousand Eight hundred and fourty four.his
Samuel X Hazlet Seal
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witness Peter McLung Jacob Mosser Abram Goff
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in the name of God Amen I John Fike Sen of Allegheny Count of the State of Maryland being sick and weak in body but of sound and disposing mind memory and understanding -considering the certainty of death and the uncertainty of time thereof and being desirous to settle my worldly affairs and thereby be the better prepared to leave this world when it shall please God to call me hence do therefor make and publish this my last will testament in manner and form following that is to say first and principally I commend my soul into the hands of Almighty God and my body to the earth to be decently buried at the discretion of my executors herenafter named and after my Debts and Funeral charges are paid I devise and bequeath as follows
I do give and bequeath unto my dear wife Barbara the plantation on which I now live during her natural life time and from and after her decease to be disposed of by my executor in the manner hereafter mentioned I also bequeath to my dear wife all my personal property consisting of all my horses cows sheep hogs household and kitchen furniture for her my said wife to dispose of in what manner she may see proper I also do give and bequeath to my dear wife Barbara two hundred dollars to be paid for by my executors as soon as my just debts and funeral charges are paiditem I do give and bequeath to my son John Fike fifty dollars
Item I do give and bequeath to my son Peter Fike fifty dollars to be deducted from what he now owes me
item I do give and bequeath to my son Christian Fike fifty dollars to be deducted from what he now owes me
item I do give and bequeath to my daughter Elizabeth wife of Benjamin Airs fifty dollars which shall go in full satisfaction of all right title incuris to claim and demand whatsoever which she may or can any way pretend to have or claim of in or to all or any part of my real or personal estate
item I do give and bequeath to my daughter Catharine wife of Samuel Hazlet five dollars which shall go in full satisfaction of all right title interest claim and demand whatsoever which she may or can anyway pretend to have or claim of in or to all or any part of my real or personal estate
item I do give and bequeath to my grandson Jeramiah Guard fifteen acres of land laying in or near mill run to be laid of for him by my executors hearin after mentioned in such a manner as that shall think most advantagous for him
item I do give and bequeath to my daughter Frances wife of Charles Grifith one hundred acres of land which she now lives on to be laid of in the following manner viz to run with Hazlets line then with Cravins line then with the Pennsylvania line during her lifetime and after her demise to her present children then living which she had to her present husband Charles Grifith which shall go in full satisfaction of all right title interest claim and demand whatsoever which she may or can any way pretend to have or claim of in or to all or any part of my real or personal estate
item I do give and bequeath to my son John Fike Jr. all that tract of land laying and being in Allegany County Maryland Begining at John Fikes corner and running from there to Hazlets corner below whear Fredrick Nicklow now lives and also joining a tract of land which Charles Grifith now lives and also joining a tract of land owned by John Slicer
item the said Joh Fike Jr. paying to the heirs herein after mentioned two dollars per acrer be the same more or less the money to be paid in two years after my deceas
item I do give and bequeath to my daughter Ann wife of Christian Musser a part of a tract of land on which thear is an appel orchard the beginning for the said tract of land at a stone heap a corner of John Fike Jr. and running from thence with a straight line to Hazlets lines by her the said Ann Musor paying to the heirs herein after mentioned two dollars per acer be the same more or less the money to be paid in two years after my decease
item I do give and bequeath to my daughter Marea wife of John Herrider fifty dollars
item I do give and bequeath to my daughter Barbara wife of John Myers fifty dollars
item I do give and bequeath to my daughter Ann wife of Christian Mussor fifty dollars
item I devise the rest of my real estate which I poses in Maryland Pennsylvania and Virginia to be sold by my executors and the money arising from the sale of the said lands to be equally divided among the following heirs viz Christian Fike John Fike Jr. Peter Fike Jacob fike Barbara wife of John Muers AnnFike wife of Christian Muser May Fike wife of John Herrider to them and their heirs and asigns forever in equal portion share and share alike let it be understood that I will and bequeath the residue of all money and effects what ever that in coming to me in any way manner whatever to the following heirs viz Christian Fike John Fike Jr. Peter Fike Jacob Fike Barbara Wife of John Muers Ann Fike wife of Christian Mussor May Fike wife of John Herrider to them and their Heirs and asugns forever to have share and share alike and lastly I do here by constitute and appoint John Fike Jr. & Christian Mussor as my sole executors of this my last will and testament revoking and nullifing all former wills by me hereto fore made ratifying and conforming this and none other to be may last will and testament
set my hand and affexed my seal this Third Day of July in the year of our Lord one thousand Eight Hundred and Twenty nine
his
John X Fike Sr. seal
mark
witness Peter McLerry George Riley Stephen Riley JohnBowser
will probated Sept. 8, 1929

This seems a good place to put the descendants of Archibald & mary Hazlet, his wife.

I have set this up in such a way that it will not unterfere with other genealogies. (I hope.) We don't know just who the first Deberry was that came to this country. I am not even sure just who were the parents of "old John Deberry the French Huguenot " were. I am sure that Archibald is my g.g. grandfather, therefore he is #1 and the "A" sets it apart from other lines. For instance, the Graham Gen,. William is 1W1 The first child of his is 2W11 the second child is 2W12 etc.
1AArchibald Deberry b.10-?-1789m. Mary Hazlet b.1-4-1797
d. 3-21-1860d. 12-28-1846

Children
2A0 infant Johnb.&d. Jan. 1817
2A1 Katherine b.4-18-1818 d. 3-18-1857 m George Stough Beerbower
2A2 Samuel b. 7-13-1819 d. 5-17-1902 m. Rachel Jefferys b.3-23-1823 d. 2-6-1899
2A3 Nancy b. 12-28-1820 d. 7-29-1884 m. George Spiker
2A4 Martin b. 5-23-1822 d. 4-27-1902 m. Nancy Gutherie
2A5 Maria(h) b. 11-11-1823 d. 4-17-1884 m. William Gutherie
2A6 William b.12-13-1825 d. 1-27-1907 m. Emma Jane Kelly
2A7 Joseph b.2-5-1827 d. 6-1-1895 m. Susan Herring
2A8 Jonas b. 9-30-1828 d. 9-30-1884 m. Lucinda Wolfe
2A9 Jacob b. 1-26-1831 d. ?-?-1898 m. (1) Chiristina Wolfe(2) Mary Vansickle
2A10 James b.7-29-1833 d. 9-25-1919 m.(1) Nancy Beerbower(2) Mary Rodeheaver
(3) Louisa Fredlock
2A11Elizabeth b.5-30-1835 d.4-22-1905 m. Jacob Frankhouser

3 (third generation)

Children of 2A1 KatherineDeBerry & George Stough Beerbower
3A11 William Beerbower b.1852 d.1884 m.
3A12 Silas b.1854 d. m.Children of 2A1 KatherineDeBerry & George Stough Beerbower
3A11 William Beerbower b.1852 d.1884 m.
3A12 Silas b.1854 d. m.
3A13 Allen b.1855 d.1942 m.
3A14 Lydia b.1856 d.1938 m. Milton Robinson
Children of 2A2 Samuel Deberry & Rachel Jefferys
3A21 Mary Jane Deberry b.6-23-1842 d.2-18-1878 m. Harrison Sisler
3A22 Clark Deberry b.10-16-1843 d.8-9-1919 m. Jane Fredlock
3A23 Lot b.3-13-46 d.10-2-1854 (typhoid)
3A24 Albert b.10-24-47 d.10-11-1854 (Typhoid)
3A25 Parley DeBerry b.8-19-54 d.2-14-1941 m. Anna E. Connel
3A26 Alemeda DeBerry b.4-2-57 d.9-30-1938 m. Benj. H. Elsey b.1847 d.1919
3A27 Wesley DeBerry b.11-30-1860 d.9-27-1943 m. Mary Belle Graham
Children of 2A3 Nancy DeBerry & George Spiker
3A31 Jonathan Spiker b.9-9-1841 d.1-26-1916 m.
3A32 Hester Ann Spiker b.4-26-1843 d.3-23-1861 m.single
3A33 Jonas Spiker b.6-15-1845 d.5-9-1931 m.
3A34 Jacob Spiker b.7-26-1847 d. 6-?-1937
3A35 Mary Catherine Spiker b.7-12-1849 d. 6-15-1892 Single
3A36 Sarah Ellen Spiker b.4-4-1852 d.1942 m. Wesley Ringer
3A37 William Henry Spiker b.4-3-1857 d.12-1-1944
3A38 George Ellis Spiker b.7-23-1859 d. 10-25-1945 m.
3A39 Emma Spiker Spiker b1861 d. m. John Ringer
3A3-10 Emma Jane Spiker b.11-3-1864 d.11-3-1922
Children of 2A4 Martin DeBerry & Nancy Gutherie
3A41 Archibald J. DeBerry b.8-4-1850 d. m. (1) Rebecca Graham (2) Sarah Plum
3A42 Lucy Ann DeBerry b.5-21-53 d.8-29-1926 m. John H. Deal
3A43 Susanna Ellen DeBerry b.6-27-62 d.7-4-96 m. Frank Moyers