Dave's Roots and Branches

Helen Mary WOODCOX [Parents] [scrapbook] was born 1 4 Aug 1911 in Willow Island, Dawson, Nebraska, USA. She died 10 Jan 1999 in Oshkosh, Garden, Nebraska and was buried 16 Jan 1999 in Lewellen, Garden, Nebraska. She married 1st, Ralph H. Dexter at her parents home on July 5, 1930.  They later divorced.  She married James Udy, September 25, 1940.  They divorced.  She married 3rd Gerald White in 1951.

Helen died 10 Jan 1999 in Oshkosh, Nebraska,  87 years, 5 mo, 6 days.

See Helen's Life story click here

 

A personal interview of Helen by her daughter Carol in 1984 gives a glimpse of her life growing up on a farm in Nebraska.  click here
   

Ralph Hiram DEXTER [Parents] [scrapbook] was born 11 Apr 1905 in Home City, Marshall, KS.  Ralph married Helen Mary WOODCOX on 5 Jul 1930 in Lisco, Garden, NE. The marriage ended in divorce. He died 24 Feb 1995 in Longview, Cowlitz, WA and was buried 27 Feb 1995 in Longview, Cowlitz, WA.

Other marriages:
BARTHOLOMEW, Marie Faye

BIRTH:  Birth certificate

Marshall County completely square.  5 twp going south and
5 twp going east and west.
3 1/2 miles from Will Dexter's (formerly Asahel Dexters home) to Ed
Dexters home.  (latter is the only Dexter house standing in 1985.
Asahel's granary still standing. It's about 1/4 mile from the road.  good
solid corn crib close to it.  Big enough you could drive right in with
horses and wagon.  Had cats.
The Indians in this area were Osage and Sioux.  Osage made bows from
the Osage Orange Tree.
Ralph said he "started to run away----3/4th down the lane, sat down and
thought about it and then went back home."

Ralph Dexter story
"This same place that we lived on (Will Dexter farm out to Home, Marshall Co, Kansas). . . I don't know if I ever told you this, but Jesse James gang came there and Dad (Will) always told about that.  That was when Dad was a boy and I don't know how old he was.  He said they were very considerate.  All they wanted was some food."
Carol:  "Did the Jesse James gang pay for the food?"
Dad:  "I think the did."
[Will Dexter came to Marshall Co in 1870- at age 9.  The above incident would have happened 1870-1882.  " Jesse James formed robber band in 1866.  He died in 1882."  Worldbook]


8th grade examinations 9th of April 1920:  John Sanderson took his in
Marysville. Ralph took his in Home City and walked 5 miles down through fields.

Railroad went through in 1910 and then Winnifred sprung up.

Big Blue River goes through Marysville.  Ralph worked one summer at the
Round House.

Ralph said: "Dad (Will Dexter) left 4 of us children.  Wilma & Margaret
got 1/4; Frederick got 1/4; I got 1/2--the buildings and the home place."
Ralph said "give Mother the house and we'll divide the farm equally."
"We sold the farm right before or right after mother's death." (Hettie
Hewitt Dexter died 1957.)
Ralph sold "Home farm"  2 years before Dexters would have had it 100
years!  (1870-1968?)

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Ratings as a teacher included some of the following comments:

"Christmas 1954.  Dex.  Your interest in making things go right; your
interest in helping your students grow up to be worthwhile citizens; the
competent meanner in which you handle the driving program and various
other assignments; and your sense of humor are a few things which make
our relationship satisfying--at least from my viewpoint.  Art Thompson
Principal."   

6/16/60  "Dex.  Thanks a million for all the extra time and effort you put
in on this job.  I know I fail to express it but I really appreciate the work
you do and 'guff' you have to put up with from coaches and principals.
Sincerely Em."  

2/5/70  "Underneath Mr. Dexter's rather harsh inflexable shell is a heart
as big as all out-doors.  He has developed his own teaching methods and
techniques that have proven quite effective for most of his sophomore
students.  He has found, however, that some students are unable to
adjust and find it very difficult to understand the Dexter philosophy.
While Mr. Dexter has been a hard task master, he is remembered and
appreciated by those who he has taught or coached.  Many former
students come to see  'Dex' when returning from college or a tour of duty
in the service."  Emery B. Piper, Assistant Principal.
(Ralph was 65 and retiring.)

James  UDY married Helen Mary WOODCOX. The marriage ended in divorce.

Gerald Alva WHITE was born 11 Jun 1902 in Nr Pilot Rock, Umatilla, Oregon.  Gerald married Helen Mary WOODCOX on Jan 1951. He died 14 Nov 1974 in Raytown, Jackson, Missouri and was buried 16 Nov 1974 in Ash Hollow, Lewellen, Garden, NE.

 

Elgin L WOODCOX [Parents] [scrapbook] was born 20 Aug 1887 in St. Joe, Dekalb, Indiana. He died 1 Jan 1968 in North Platte, Lincoln, Nebraska and was buried 4 Jan 1968 in Lewellen, Garden, Nebraska, NE. Elgin married Macie Belle HAYS on 1 Jun 1910 in Cozad, Dawson, Nebraska.

copied from records of grdau Carol Dexter Minson

notes by David Minson. My mother loved her grandfather. She referred to him as Daddy Jack. She lived with her grandparents at times while she was growing up. She was born on his farm in Lisco Nebraska. Daddy Jack was in many ways her father since her parents were divorced.

In 1987, Mom visited a woman in a rest home who was the sister of Merrit Sechlar (Jack's best friend). She said they had lived across from the Woodcox home in St. Joe. She said it was the only house in town with two staircases.

See Elgin Woodcox's life story and photos  click here

list of students, St. Joe IN 1906
http://www.rootsweb.com/~indekalb/schools/enumeration/1906/stjoe.html

Name:  He was nicknamed "Jack"  and "L" was not an initial  which stood for a middle name.

Carl Sandburg described my grandfather:
"Who was that early sodbuster in Nebraksa?  He leaned at the gatepost and studied the horizon and figured what corn might do next year and tried to calculate why God ever made the grasshopper and why two days of hot winds smother the life out of a stand of wheat and why there was such a spread between what he got for grain and the price quotd in Chicago and New York."
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Macie Belle HAYS [Parents] [scrapbook] was born 6 Dec 1887 in Sterling, Logan, Colorado. She died 19 Apr 1978 in Oshkosh, Garden, Nebraska and was buried 21 Apr 1978 in Ash Hollow, Lewellen, Garden, NE. Macie married Elgin L WOODCOX on 1 Jun 1910 in Cozad, Dawson, Nebraska.

See much more about Macie   click here

Macie Belle (Hays) Woodcox buried in Ash Hollow Cemetery

They had the following children:

  F i Doris Cornelia WOODCOX was born 4 Mar 1921 and died 18 Dec 1995.
  F ii Helen Mary WOODCOX was born 4 Aug 1911 and died 10 Jan 1999.

Thomas FISH [Parents] was born 1618/1619 in England. He died before 13 Dec 1687. Thomas married Mary SOULE?.

R.I. Register:
Portsmouth Land Evidence, 2nd book No. 1 1647-1696.  FISH, THOMAS, of
Portsmouth.  Will dated 8 9 Feb 1686/7, proved 13 Dec, pp 366-367.
Mentions:  Wife MARY FISH.  Sons DANIEL FISH, ELDEST, JOHN FISH,
ROBERT FISH, AND THOMAS FISH decd  3 Daughters, MEHITTABELL, MARY,
and ALICE.  no surnames given.  Grandson PRESERVED FISH son of THOMAS
FISH dec.
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SANDWICH: "It  is ordered (say the Plymouth Records) that these ten men
of Saugus. . . , Thomas Dexter . . . shall have liberty to view a place to sit
down on." . . The other (48) proprietors listed included  Anthony Besse,
John Fish, Nathaniel Fish, Jonathan Fish, Andrew Hallet and John Vincent.
from Historical Collections by John Warner Barber, pg 52.
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"160 Allied Families," by John Osborne Austin,  p 95. At S.C.G.S. Library
in Burbank, CA. Not extracted.

Chr'nd date and place sent by Myrtle Hendricks.

Thomas Fish landed Portsmouth 1643.

ROBERT and ALICE FISH'S parent's names (only) sent to Carol by Myrtle
Hendricks.

Mary SOULE? was born 1624. She died 1699 in Portsmouth, , RI. Mary married Thomas FISH.

"160 Allied Families," by John Osborne Austin,  p96. At S.C.G.S. Library in
Burbank, CA.
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"THOMAS FISH, chr 1618/9, England.  Place of residence, Rhode Island?,
Father: ROBERT FYSH,  Mother: ALICE FISHE?  Wife's maiden name: MARY
(?)SOULE."
sent to Carol by Myrtle Hendricks.
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death date & place and birth year from World Family Tree Pedigree 3785
Vol I

Miriam Dexter 1966 pedigree chart.

Thomas Fish landed Portsmouth 1643.

They had the following children:

  M i Daniel FISH died 16 Sep 1723.
  M ii Thomas FISH was born about 1649 and died 1684.
  F iii Mehitable FISH.
  F iv Mary FISH died 4 Apr 1747.
  F v Alice FISH died 1734.
  M vi John FISH died 1742.
  M vii Robert FISH was born about 1665 and died 1730.

Zuriel HALL [Parents] was born about 1640 in Portsmouth, Newport, RI. He died 5 Sep 1691. Zuriel married Elizabeth TRIPP.

"160 Allied Families" by John Osborne Austin, pg 95, found in So CA Gen
Soc in Burbank.  There were about 12 more DEXTER families
I did not extract.

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R.I. Register:
(Portsmouth Land Evidence, 2nd book No. 1 1647-1696.  This land record
might not be the source.)
STRANGE, ALICE, of Portsmouth.  Will dated 18 of 3rd mo, May 1688,
proved 31 of 8th mo 1690, p186.  Mentions cousins:  John TRIPP, Peleg
TRIPP, JOSEPH TRIPP, JAMES TRIPP, ABIEL TRIPP, MARY GATCHELL,
ELIZABETH HALL, ALICE HALL, ISABEL SHEARMAN, AND MARTHA
SHEARMAN.  (Editor note:  These 10 cousins are the childrn of JOHN AND
MARY (PAINE) TRIPP.)  List includes many children of her cousins.  , but
names only one child, JOHANNA, DAU OF ZURIEL AND ELISABETH (TRIPP)
HALL.
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Letter 5/30/92 from Myrtle Hendricks, 1304 Benton Ave, Neosho, Mo.
64850-3056:
Parents of Zuriel Hall are William Hall and Mary Thomas.  (Source? cdm.)

Elizabeth TRIPP [Parents] was born about 1648 in Portsmouth, Newport, RI. She died after 1701. Elizabeth married Zuriel HALL.

SOURCE:  (1) From charts prepared by Miriam Dexter;

"160 Allied Families" by John Osborne Austin, pg 95, found in So CA Gen
Soc in Burbank.  There were about 12 more DEXTER families
I did not extract.
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R.I. Register:
Portsmouth Land Evidence, 2nd book No. 1 1647-1696.   "TRIPP, JOHN  Of
Portsmouth, a carpenter, baeing 67 years or there about.  Will dated 6
Oct 1677, proved 1 Sep 1678, pg 160.  Mentions:  Wife Masry Tripp. Sons
Abiell, John, Peleg, Joseph, and James.  Dau Martha under 21.  Grandchild
Elizabeth Wodell.

R.I. Register:
(Portsmouth Land Evidence, 2nd book No. 1 1647-1696.  This land record
might not be the source.)
STRANGE, ALICE, of Portsmouth.  Will dated 18 of 3rd mo, May 1688,
proved 31 of 8th mo 1690, p186.  Mentions cousins:  John TRIPP, Peleg
TRIPP, JOSEPH TRIPP, JAMES TRIPP, ABIEL TRIPP, MARY GATCHELL,
ELIZABETH HALL, ALICE HALL, ISABEL SHEARMAN, AND MARTHA
SHEARMAN.  (Editor note:  These 10 cousins are the childrn of JOHN AND
MARY (PAINE) TRIPP.)  List includes many children of her cousins.  , but
names only one child, JOHANNA, DAU OF ZURIEL AND ELISABETH (TRIPP)
HALL.
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Letter 5/30/92 from Myrtle Hendricks, 1304 Benton Ave, Neosho, Mo.
64850-3056: Sent  pedigree chart, going back  4 generations with full
dates and places, of Elizabeth Tripp.  See her letter in  Thomas Dexter b
1686=Mary Mercy Fish.

Parents of Zuriel Hall are William Hall and Mary Thomas.  (Source? cdm.)

They had the following children:

  F i Mary HALL was born before 1677 and died 8 Jun 1735.
  F ii
Johanna HALL.

Elisha COLE married Elizabeth DEXTER.

Elizabeth DEXTER [Parents] was born 1 Nov 1683 in Of Yarmouth, Barnstable, MA. She died after 1725. Elizabeth married Elisha COLE.

Miriam Dexter's FGR on JOHN DEXTER AND MEHITABEL HALLETT, parents of
Thomas, John, Elizabeth and Abigail.

Miriams FGR: Children and death dates of John and Mehitabel, from
Abstracts of Portsmouth RI Wills, Portsmouth Town Council & Probate,
Vol 2, 1697-172
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Miriam sent vital statistics on JOHN DEXTER yeoman.
Children and death dates of John and Mehitabel, from Abstracts of
Portsmouth RI Wills, Portsmouth Town Council & Probate, Vol 2,
1697-172-.
RI Gen Register Vol 3#4, April 81 pg 362:  will of JOHN DEXTER, of Po,
yeoman.  Will dated 3 Sep 1720, proved 9 of 11th month 1720=1721, pgs
127-128.  Mentions: Wife Mehitabel.  Sons Thomas Dexter & John Dexter.
Daughters Elizabeth wife of Elisha Cole of Kingstown & Abigail, wife of
Job Lawton.
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Archive Record of JOHN DEXTER & MEHITABLE HALLET and four children:
Elizabeth, Thomas, Abigail and John DEXTER.
______________________________________
GENEALOGY OF THE DEXTER FAMILY IN AMERICA compiled by WARDEN and
DEXTER, Worcester, MA. 1905.
p21?:"  ELIZABETH DEXTER dau of JOHN DEXTER, [son of THOMAS2
[THOMAS1] and MEHITABEL [HALLETT] DEXTER, was born 1 Nov 1683........
{GET THE REST OF THIS ONE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!}
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RI Genealogical Register Vol 3, #4, p 360, April 1981: MEHITABEL
HALLETT of Portsmouth, will dated 26 Sep 1725, proved 8 Nov 1725, pg
49.  Mentions:  Sons John Dexter of Portsmouth, & Thomas Dexter of
Barrington.  Daughters Elizabeth Cole & unnamed dau mother of 4 Lawton
grandsons.
3 Grandchildren:  Thomas Dexter, John Dexter & Benjamin Dexter all
under 14, sons of son John Dexter of Portsmouth.
4 Grandchildren:  Job Lawton, Isaac Lawton, John Lawton, & George
Lawton all under 14.
Grandson John Dexter under 21 son of son Thomas Dexter.  Granddaughter
Mehitable Dexter.

From the above account, it would seem that Elizabeth (Dexter) Cole had
no children.
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SOURCE:  (1) From charts prepared by Miriam Dexter; (2) Children and death dates of John and Mehitabel, from Abstracts of Portsmouth, R.I. Wills, Portsmouth Town Council & Probate, Vol 2, 1697-172?; (3) Copied from Rhode Island Genealogical Register, April 1981 (Abstracts);

INFORMATION: (1) Married Elisha Cole, Kingstown;

Jim MORRIS married Myrtle E. BROOKENS. The marriage ended in divorce.

Myrtle E. BROOKENS [Parents] was born 1874 in , , Wisconsin. She died 1963. Myrtle married Jim MORRIS. The marriage ended in divorce.

Other marriages:
UNKNOWN,

WE HAVE A HERITAGE, pg 1095

Jeremiah was mentioned in 1864 and 1863 when the estates of Thomas Sappington and John Shutt were settled in Stark and Tuscarawas Co. OH after the death of his grandmother Mary Shutt Sappington Weaver.

When his father's estate was settled, he had already died. His daughters shared $5.00.


These daughters (Luella M., Alice G., Myrtle E, Mildred E.) were named in James Brookens' wills as receiving Jeremiah's share of his estate. Each was under the age of 21 and living in NE.

record of Levena Stonecypher Thomas, Granddaughter of Jeremiah Brookens. See father & mother's notes.

They had the following children:

  F i
Aubry MORRIS.
  M ii
Erwin MORRIS.
  M iii
Alfred MORRIS.

Francis Marion ALLEN was born 7 Nov 1858. He died 28 Aug 1927 in Orrick, Ray Co., Missouri. Francis married Maryann Catherine GROSS about 1885 in Missouri.

From record of NELLIE CONKLIN  1337 E MARGARET ST, SHAWNEE,OKLAHOMA 74801-7444
E-MAIL nmae@flash.net

Maryann Catherine GROSS [Parents] was born 11 Jan 1867 in Ray Co, Missouri. She died 22 Nov 1950 in Missouri. Maryann married Francis Marion ALLEN about 1885 in Missouri.

From record of NELLIE CONKLIN  1337 E MARGARET ST, SHAWNEE,OKLAHOMA 74801-7444
E-MAIL nmae@flash.net

Richard HEWITT Jr. [Parents] [scrapbook] was born 22 Sep 1794 in Of Lees Creek, Mason Co, KY. He died 25 Sep 1853 in McCoys Prarie, Cherokee Nation, Oklahoma and was buried in Tahlequah, Cherokee Co., OK. Richard married Jarusha J. PARKER on 24 Feb 1828 in , Clermont, Ohio.

Other marriages:
WELCH, Eda

click here for detailed notes

Jarusha J. PARKER [Parents] was born 16 Dec 1800 in Trenton, NJ. She died 8 Feb 1862 in Rockingham Tp?, Pottawatomi Co, Kansas. Jarusha married Richard HEWITT Jr. on 24 Feb 1828 in , Clermont, Ohio.

click here for detailed notes

They had the following children:

  F i Mary Jane HEWITT was born 1 Jan 1830 and died 21 Feb 1893.
  F ii Leah Ann HEWITT was born 28 Dec 1836.
  M iii William Jacob HEWITT was born 25 Aug 1834 and died 10 Jun 1915.
  F iv
Letty HEWITT was born about 1846 in , , Illinois. She died about 1855.

1794  "RICHARD HEWITT born 22 SEP 1794.  (Letty's father.)
1839 Baptism---  Officiator, George Miller.
1842  Ordained an Elder
Ordained 70.
source: Membership of Church of Jesus Christ of LDS 1848 compiled by
Susan Easton Black.

Her mother, "Jarusha" Parker was a seamstress,  half Indian, Cherokee. born Trenton, NJ. moved with parents to Ohio when 6 years old...  Rebecca Aurilla Cohen, a gr dau of Jerusha's wrote in 1927.

1840 June 1, CENSUS of  Davis Twp., Fountain Co., Indiana
             for RICHARD HEWITT FAMILY
1 male  5-10        (William Jacob-5)
l male 10-15        (Buckner abt 14 -from 1st mg.)
1 male 20-30       (?Eda's first child from lst mg.  John??)
1 male 40-50       (RICHARD 44)
1 f  under 5          (Leah Ann -abt 4)
1 f  10-15            (Mary Jane 10, b 1 Jan 1830)
2 f  15-20            (Sally Ann abt 18  & Sophia 16- from 1st mg)
1 f  30-40          (JERUSHA  40)
(dau Phoebe, age abt 20-missing--so she prob md.  Did she marry in
Brown Co and stay there--or did she go to Fountain Co. IN?)
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1847  (1837?) dau Letty Hewitt born.  

1850 Census in Travis Co., TX  p 137-138.
House #64: Richard Heuit  56 m Farmer  Ohio  (OHIO??)
Gerusia Heuit  50 f   NJ
Mary J      20  OH
William     16  Labourer  OH
Leah Ann  15  Indiana
Rebecca   10  ?Indiana?
Richard      7   Ilenoy
Letty Ann   4   Ilenoy
Samuel Calburt  17 Laboure Miss

8 Dec 1851 at Bell Co., Texas, her father made Ap for BOUNTY LAND
RECORDS:  Richard Hewitt, age 57(had been) IN CAPT CAMPBELLS HORSE
REG OF OHIO VOLUNTEERS SEPT 1 TO NOV 1814.   Letty should be in this
doc.  Recheck to see.

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1852-Rebecca Hewitt said" Richard Hewitt died 15 September 1852
(shd be 1853)
I was now twelve years old and fatherless, with one brother three years
younger, a sister five   years  younger  than   myself,  one sister three
years older and a brother six years older."
This means Letty was 5 years younger than Rebecca which could mean
that she was 7 years old in 1853. = 1846.   Rebecca b  Nov.1840 so
Rebecca turned 13 two months later.  This might mean Letty was born
1847.
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MARRIAGE of Letty to Clyde Hartman probably close to her death in 1865. (WHERE did I get this info?)

9 APR 1855  DECLARATION  by  her mother, Jerusha, at Benton Co., Arkansas..her maiden name, mg date & place, death date & place of Richard, signed Jarusha Hewitt.

"Then in July  (1857) he (Will) took my mother to where my aunt lived to be doctored for a cancer and he was going to help bring in hay for the government at Leavenworth, Kansas.   I was left with my little sister
eleven years old and brother, Richard, thirteen years old to take care of the cows, hogs and to keep house.  Think of a sixteen year old girl staying alone with two children for three months," - Rebecca.
(1857 minus 11 probably means 1846--unless her birthday fell early in the year?)

"LETTY d at 18 years" according to Alice Dion family record.

1860 CENSUS of Pottawatomie, Kansas, Jerusha age 50.  (?) pg 714
Rockingham Township   pg. 62  9 sep 1860
Jerusha Hewit  50 f   500 300  Ohio
       Richard         17 m  farmer   ILL
 Selby            14 m                ILL  going to school
(1996 to do: Get a copy of this census.  14 from 1860 = b 1846)

pg 715  Wm Hewit  24   m farmer 699  700  MO.
        Alvina Hewit  20 f           ILL.

"Community of Rock Creek Valley was originally called Rockingham and was located approximately where FLUSH is today in Pottawatomie Twp and Pottawatomie Co."  Riley Co. Gen Soc 1976 Pub.

1860  Severe drought in Kansas.

(1861)  Rebecca Hewitt's Journal:  "The next fall Mother was not able to keep house.  My brother William was married and was living in Council Bluffs, Iowa and to let Richard and Lettie go to school, we took mother to live with us.  My John took care of the cattle and the children stayed with neighbors and went to school some five miles distant.  Mother's health failed very fast and at times she was very helpless.   She had such a cough besides the cancer on her face."

1863 Feb 27,  Letter to Pension Comissioner from Manhattan Riley Kansas,  " Jarusha Hewitt d 8 Feb 1862 LEAVING 2 MINOR HEIRS."..
"WIDOW NEVER DREW 120 ACRES BLW TO WHICH SHE WAS ENTITLED."

(1863)  Rebecca (Hewitt) Adams Journal:  "We now heard we could get another land warrant instead of the one we had lost.  We took a claim and built a house about three miles from where we now lived on a small
creek called Center Creek.   (Pottawatomie County, Kansas ?) We put up a good log house also a kitchen and _____ and fenced ten acres.  This was the spring the war came up between the North and South or the Late
Rebellion which caused times to be very hard and work scarce.  My husband got some work at his trade and we had two good cows and raised a very good crop.
On June 4, 1863 our second babe was born and she was another dear little girl.  We named her Agnes Lettie.

She was a month old when my husband and brother-in-law and several others started out on the plains to put up hay or do any kind of work they could find to do.  My sister, Lettie,(abt 17) was with me. . ." (Jul 1863)

That winter,  (1864) brother William went to Council Bluffs after my sister Lettie who was yet single and a dear good girl and fond of children.  I was relieved of that care (of the children) and as we had quite a comfortable house I begin to get some relief.


ABT 1865:  I went to Ft. Kearney to be married.  (Rebecca is 24 years old.) Brother Richard made us welcome for he liked the soldier boy who he now called brother.  When Brother Will came, he was now grown and said.  "You have now married a soldier.  You can lookout for no one."  I was so proud and indignant that I did not try to make any attempts to please him or explain.  He took sister Lettie (abt 19) away to go to school and said he would bring his wife back with him.  I helped to get
Lettie ready and the day she left, little Rinda cried and would not be comforted as she dearly loved her Aunt Lettie.  It seemed as if her heart would break.

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1893 Feb 21, Mary Jane Hewitt Maloney died.
1915 Death Certif of Will Hewitt
1915 Death Certif of Rebecca Hewitt Bradley
1921 Obit of Richard Hyde Hewitt
  F v Rebecca Mariah HEWITT was born 22 Nov 1840 and died 13 Jun 1915.
  M vi Richard Hyde HEWITT was born 7 Jan 1844 and died 31 Dec 1921.

William SKENE married Edna PARKER.

Edna PARKER [Parents] married William SKENE.

They had the following children:

  M i
Roy SKENE.
  F ii Mabel SKENE died 7 Sep 1962.

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