summers

Descendants of John Summers

Generation No. 1

1. JOHN¹ SUMMERS was maybe born July 12, 1706 in Virginia, and died Abt 1823 in Morgan Co, IN (?). He married LOIS UNKNOWN Bet. 1790 - 1795 in Montgomery Co, KY (?). She was born Bet. 1765 - 1770, and died Aft. 1820 in Morgan Co, IN (?).

Children of JOHN SUMMERS and LOIS UNKNOWN are:

i. SANFORD² SUMMERS, b. Bet. 1790 - 1800, Mt Sterling, Montgomery Co, KY; d. Bet. 1830 - 1840, Morgan Co, IN.

ii. ENOCH SUMMERS, b. Abt. 1793, Mt Sterling, Montgomery Co, KY; d. May 24, 1845, Morgan Co., Indiana.

iii. DOSHA/DOTIA SUMMERS, b. Abt. 1796, Mt Sterling, Montgomery Co, KY; d. Bet. 1860 - 1870, Lima, Adams Co, IL.

iv. SUSANNAH SUMMERS, b. Abt. 1798, Mt Sterling, Montgomery Co, KY; d. Bef. 1850, Salem, Delaware Co, IN(?).

v. JOSEPH SUMMERS, b. Abt. 1801, Mt Sterling, Montgomery Co, KY; d. Bet. 1870 - 1880, Bear Creek, Hancock Co, IL.

vi. WINNA SUMMERS, b. Abt. 1809, Mt Sterling, Montgomery Co, KY; d. Aft. 1860, Marshall, Clark Co, IL.

Generation No. 2

2. SANFORD² SUMMERS (JOHN¹) was born Bet. 1790 - 1800 in Mt Sterling, Montgomery Co, KY, and died Bet. 1830 - 1840 in Morgan Co, IN. He married LUCY UNKNOWN. She was born Bet. 1790 - 1800 in Kentucky.

Notes for SANFORD SUMMERS:

bought land in Morgan Co, IN 13 Nov 1832 & 19 Nov 1832

More About SANFORD SUMMERS:

Military service: May have been in the War of 1812

Children of SANFORD SUMMERS and LUCY UNKNOWN are:

i. SON³ SUMMERS, b. Bet. 1820 - 1825.

ii. SON SUMMERS, b. Bet. 1820 - 1825.

iii. DAUGHTER SUMMERS, b. Bet. 1825 - 1830.

iv. SON SUMMERS, b. Bet. 1825 - 1830.

v. DAUGHTER SUMMERS, b. Bet. 1830 - 1835.

vi. SON SUMMERS, b. Bet. 1830 - 1835.

3. ENOCH² SUMMERS (JOHN¹) was born Abt. 1793 in Montgomery Co, KY, and died May 24, 1845 in Morgan Co., Indiana. He married ALSY HADDEN 1811 in Mt Sterling, Montgomery Co., KY, daughter of SAMUEL HADDEN and ANNIS ANDERSON. She was born Abt. 1794 in Montgomery Co., KY, and died 1867 in South Fork, Jackson Co., Iowa.

Notes for ENOCH SUMMERS:

Enoch Summers married Alsy Hadden in Montgomery Co, KY 1811. He removed with his family to Morgan Co, IN abt 1820. He purchased the following land in Morgan Co:

SUMMERS Enoch 1 Feb 1822 13 2E 2 NW qtr 145.7

SUMMERS Enoch 7 Sep 1831 13 2E 4 W half of NE qrt 75.27

SUMMERS Enoch 24 Nov 1832 13 2E 21 E half of NE qtr 80

SUMMERS Enoch 24 Nov 1832 13 2E 21 W half of NE qtr 80

On 16 July 1824, Enoch & his siblings sold the property first listed above. He had purchased this land with a John Summers.

The starting of Mt Gilead Church:

"A dissatisfaction having taken place in the church at Friendship in consequence of the right to the ground on which the meeting house stands, it is not good. In consequence of which we, the church at Mt. Gilead, principally having been members of the church at Friendship, have gone into a constitution as follows. . . . We therefore convened at the school house near Sinking Creek, recently occupied by Lowell Summers in Madison Township, Morgan County, Indiana on the 22nd day of March in the year of our Lord 1835. This agreement was signed by Enoch Summers, Alsy Summers, John Lowder, Emiline Lowder, James Randolph, George H. Randolph, John McNabb, Andrew McNabb, Susannah McNabb, Cassandra McNabb, Pollyann McNabb, Elizabeth McNabb, David Casity, Katherine Johnson, Sarah Sells, Allie Cox, Elizabeth Sanders, and Polly Duree." [E-mail message from Jill Hartwig

May 1832, William Linn/Lynn s/o Dosha & James Linn was apprenticed out to Enoch. William is living in Enoch's household 1840 census male age 15-20.

More About ENOCH SUMMERS:

Burial: 1845, Mt Gilead Cem, Madison Twp, Morgan Co, IN

More About ALSY HADDEN:

Burial: 1867, Buckhorn Cem, Maquoketa, IA, Lot 129

Misc: 1860, Census states name Eliza

Residence 1: 1850, Living in Canton, Jackson Co w/ Caleb age 17

Residence 2: 1860, Living in Caleb's household per census

Children of ENOCH SUMMERS and ALSY HADDEN are:

i. LAUREL³ SUMMERS, b. October 02, 1812, Montgomery Co., Kentucky; d. April 17, 1890, LeClaire, Scott Co., Iowa.

ii. REDMON CORNELIUS SUMMERS, b. November 30, 1816, Montgomery Co., Kentucky; d. July 23, 1896, Southfork, Jackson Co., Iowa.

iii. PRESLEY SUMMERS, b. Bet. 1815 - 1820, Montgomery Co., KY; d. Bet. 1830 - 1840, Morgan Co., IN.

iv. SHELDON SUMMERS, b. August 09, 1818, Montgomery Co., KY; d. September 12, 1899, South Fork, Jackson Co., Iowa.

v. DOLLY SUMMERS, b. Abt. 1820, Morgan Co., IN.

vi. CALEB SUMMERS, b. January 06, 1834, Morgan Co., Indiana; d. March 24, 1914, South Fork, Jackson Co., Iowa.

4. DOSHA/DOTIA² SUMMERS (JOHN¹) was born Abt. 1796 in Mt Sterling, Montgomery Co, KY, and died Bet. 1860 - 1870 in Lima, Adams Co, IL. She married (1) JAMES LYNN Abt. 1820 in Montgomery Co, KY, son of PATRICK LYNN. He died Bef. 1843 in Morgan Co, IN. She married (2) JAMES GOODPASTURE May 18, 1843 in Lima, Adams Co, IL. He died Bef. 1847 in Lima, Adams Co, IL. She married (3) WILLIAM S BRYANT March 25, 1847 in Lima, Adams Co, IL. He died Bef. 1860 in Lima, Adams Co, IL.

Notes for DOSHA/DOTIA SUMMERS:

Dosha (spelled Dotia) in the Lima, Adams Co, IL census 1860 is living with Leonard Carle household. Also living with them is a Mary D Lynn age 12 born IL.

Name spelled Dotia on marriage license to James Goodpasture.

More About DOSHA/DOTIA SUMMERS:

Misc: 1860, Name spelled Dotia 1860 census

Notes for JAMES LYNN:

+ 1. JAMES LINN/Olin, son of Patrick Linn, was born ca. 1774-1804, probably in Kentucky, perhaps in Pennsylvania. When Polly Linn married John Anderson in 1808 in Madison County James "Olin" paid the bond for his sister.

He was probably the male in Patrick’s house in the 1820 census of Bath County, along with his wife Dosha. James and Dosha migrated to Morgan County IN early, the first of the family to make this trip, as James was on the first Petit Jury of Morgan County 1 April 1823.

James purchased land from Thomas Beeler on 14 February 1829, with William Linn and John S. Wilson, his brother-in-law, as witnesses. He must have died shortly after this as only Dosha and the children are listed on the 1830 census of the county.

Dosha was probably born a Summers. There is a deed in Morgan County IN dated 16 July 1824 in which Enoch and Alicy Summers, Standford and Lucy Summers, James and Dorcas Lynn [but signed Dosha], Henry and Susannah Pense, Nathaniel and Winna Shields, and Joseph Summers, all of Morgan County sold 64 acres of land in Madison Twp to Thomas Beeler. The land was located at S 1/2 of NW, Sec 2, Twp 13N, R2E, bounded on the north by a line agreed upon by Enoch Summers and John Summers.

Dosha and James’ children were apprenticed to others, as orphans, on 7 May 1832. Patrick was apprenticed to Benjamin Blythe and Noah Noble on 7, May 1832. William was apprenticed to Enoch Summers, his uncle, and Mahela Linn to Samuel B. Duree. Minerva Linn, was apprenticed to John Anderson, probably her uncle.

In the early 1830’s Joseph Summers took his new wife, Susannah Bryant, and Dosha and her four children and moved to Adams County, Illinois. On May 5, 1843 "Dotia" Linn married 2nd James Goodpasture in Adams County. He must have died as on 25 March 1847 Dotia Goodpasture married 3rd. William S. Bryant. William Bryant was also from Morgan Co. Indiana, went to Adams Co. early in the 1830’s, and was living next door to Joseph Summers in 1840. In 1850 William and Docia Bryant were living in the town of Lima in Adams County. Living with them was Minerva Carroll, age 22, b. Indiana, and two of Dosha’s grandchildren, William Carroll and a Meredocia. Docia was listed as 48 years old and born in KY. Again, next door was Joseph Summers with wife and family.

By 1860 William S. Bryant had died, but Docia Bryant, 64 years old, was living with her daughter Minerva, and her husband, Leonard Care/Carle/Carrol in Lima Twp, Adams County IL. Also living with them was Mary D. Linn, Patrick Linn’s daughter and Docia’s granddaughter.

Issue of James and Dosha Linn:

+5. Patrick Linn, b. 10 August 1821.

+6. William Linn, b. 20 June 1825 in Indiana

+7. Mahela Linn, b. 5 June 1828 in Indiana, a twin.

+8. Minerva Linn, b. 5 June 1828 in Indiana, a twin.

Per Norman Peters

Children of DOSHA/DOTIA SUMMERS and JAMES LYNN are:

i. PATRICK³ LYNN, b. August 10, 1821, probably Montgomery Co, KY.

ii. WILLIAM LYNN, b. June 20, 1825, Morgan Co, IN.

iii. LETTY ANN LYNN, m. JOHN BLAKE, August 07, 1846, Lima, Adams Co, IL.

iv. MINERVA LYNN, b. June 05, 1828, Morgan Co, IN; d. Lima, Adams Co, IL.

v. MAHELA LYNN, b. June 05, 1828, Morgan Co, IN.

5. SUSANNAH² SUMMERS (JOHN¹) was born Abt. 1798 in Mt Sterling, Montgomery Co, KY, and died Bef. 1850 in Salem, Delaware Co, IN(?). She married HENRY PENCE. He was born Abt. 1794 in Virginia.

Children of SUSANNAH SUMMERS and HENRY PENCE are:

i. LEVI³ PENCE, b. Abt. 1834, Delaware Co, IN.

ii. MARGARET PENCE, b. Abt. 1848, Delaware Co, IN.

iii. JOSEPH PENCE, b. Abt. 1849, Delaware Co, IN.

6. JOSEPH² SUMMERS (JOHN¹) was born Abt. 1801 in Mt Sterling, Montgomery Co, KY, and died Bet. 1870 - 1880 in Bear Creek, Hancock Co, IL. He married (1) JEMIAH WILLIAMS January 25, 1826 in Morgan Co, IN. She died in Morgan Co, IN. He married (2) SUSANNAH BRYANT June 10, 1830 in Morgan Co, IN, daughter of WILLIAM BRYANT. She was born Abt. 1813 in Kentucky, and died Bet. 1870 - 1880 in Bear Creek, Hancock Co, IL.

Children of JOSEPH SUMMERS and SUSANNAH BRYANT are:

i. HANNAH³ SUMMERS, b. Abt. 1834, Pennsylvania.

ii. NANCY SUMMERS, b. Abt. 1835, Pennsylvania.

iii. SUSAN SUMMERS, b. Abt. 1837, Lima, Adams Co, IL.

iv. WILLIAM SUMMERS, b. 1839, Lima, Adams Co, IL; d. Aft. 1880, Bear Creek, Hancock Co, IL.

v. JOSEPH SUMMERS, b. Abt. 1842, Lima, Adams Co, IL.

vi. MARTHA I SUMMERS, b. Abt. 1844, Lima, Adams Co, IL.

vii. JOSEPHINE SUMMERS, b. Abt. 1848, Lima, Adams Co, IL.

7. WINNA² SUMMERS (JOHN¹) was born Abt. 1809 in Mt Sterling, Montgomery Co, KY, and died Bef. 1850 in Marshall, Clark Co, IL(?). She married NATHANIEL SHIELDS March 20, 1824 in Morgan Co, IN. He was born Abt. 1800, and died Bef. 1850 in Marshall, Clark Co, IL(?).

Children of WINNA SUMMERS and NATHANIEL SHIELDS are:

i. JOHN³ SHIELDS, b. Abt. 1825, Morgan Co, IN; d. Clark Co, IL(?).

ii. WILLIAM SHIELDS, b. Abt. 1826, Morgan Co, IN; m. SARAH STARK, October 26, 1851, Marshall, Clark Co, IL.

iii. CATHERINE SHIELDS, b. 1827, Morgan Co, IN; m. JOB BARTLETTE, January 08, 1847, Marshall, Clark Co, IL.

iv. ELLENDIA SHIELDS, b. Abt. 1832, Morgan Co, IN; m. ARCHIBALE C STARK, April 01, 1852, Marshall, Clark Co, IL.

v. DUDLEY H SHIELDS, b. Abt. 1834, Morgan Co, IN.

vi. ROBERT A SHIELDS, b. Abt. 1839, Marshall, Clark Co, IL.

vii. N O SHIELDS, b. Abt. 1842, Marshall, Clark Co, IL.

viii. HANNAH J SHIELDS, b. Abt. 1846, Marshall, Clark Co, IL; m. WILLIAM STARK, January 01, 1865, Marshall, Clark Co, IL.

Generation No. 3

8. LAUREL³ SUMMERS (ENOCH², JOHN¹) was born October 02, 1812 in Montgomery Co., Kentucky, and died April 17, 1890 in LeClaire, Scott Co., Iowa. He married MARY PARKHURST May 27, 1841 in LeClaire, Scott Co., Iowa, daughter of STERLING PARKHURST and ANNA SPEARS. She was born January 11, 1822 in Hopewell, Ontario Co., New York, and died June 15, 1921 in LeClaire, Scott Co., Iowa (Marion Junction, AL).

Notes for LAUREL SUMMERS:

Laurel Summers was born in Montgomery Co., Ky. He moved to Parkhurst, Ia (now LeClaire, Ia) in 1837. He started a farm & cattle ranch, & then went into politics. In 1838 he was elected to the 1st Territorial Legislature in Ia., & was re-elected the 2 succeeding years. In 1844 he was elected to the Legislative Council & served 2 years. This was the council set up to write the Iowa State constitution. In 1850 he was elected to the State Legislature, & in 1853 was appointed U.S. Marshal of the District of Iowa under Pres. Pierce; served through his administration & was reappointed under James Buchanan for 8 more years. He was elected mayor of LeClaire for 4 terms, deputy sheriff of Scott Co., IA for 3 years. In 1874 he was elected trustee of IA. Agricultural College, Ames, Ia for 4 years.

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"From History of Scott County, Iowa 1882 Chicago: Interstate Publishing

Co."

Laurel Summers was born in Montgomery Co., Ky., Oct. 2, 1812; was a son

of Enoch and Elsie Summers, nee Hadden, natives of Kentucky, who were married

in 1811, in Montgomery County of that State. In 1823 they removed to Morgan

Co., Ind., where Enoch Summers entered land and farmed until his death,

which occurred in 1845. The family then removed to Iowa, where the mother

died in Jackson County, in 1867, having been the mother of six children

- Laurel, Presley, Redman, Shelton, Dolly and Caleb. Mr. and Mrs. Enoch

Summers in early life were members of the Baptist church, but upon the

organization of the Christian church, joined that denomination, and affiliated

with them until their death. He gave time and money to the building up

of the church, and was one of its most zealous workers. The subject of

this memoir remained on the farm in Morgan County until 1830, when he went

to Indianapolis, where he learned the trade of brick mason. This he followed

until 1837, when, being drawn thither by the then prevailing current, he

came West, and located in the Territory of Wisconsin, in what is now Scott

Co., IA. He here made a Government claim and embarked in farming. He also

established a cattle ranch partnership with his brother, buying cattle

from Indiana. The investment did not prove a lucrative one, and it was

abandoned soon after. In 1838 he was elected to the first Territorial Legislature,

and was re-elected the two succeeding years. In May, 1841, he married Miss

Mary Parkhurst, who was born in Ontario Co., N. Y., Jan. 11, 1822, and

was a daughter of Sterling and Ann Parkhurst, the former a native of Massachusetts,

and the latter of New Hampshire, who were married in the State of New York.

The union of Mr. and Mrs. Summers has been blessed with five children -

Helen L., now Mrs. C. P. Whitford; Elsie A., widow of E. S. Curtis; Sarah,

now Mrs. W. P. Headley, Lewis C., who died in infancy, and Augustus D.

Mr. Summers followed his trade until 1844, when he was elected to the Legislative

Council, and served two years. In 1850 he was elected to the State Legislature,

and in 1853 was appointed United States Marshal of the district of Iowa

under President Pierce; served through his administration and was reappointed

under James Buchanan, and served eight years. Since 1861 he has followed

contracting and various other occupations. He was elected to the mayoralty

of Le Claire four terms, and served as deputy sheriff of Scott County for

three years. In 1874 he was elected one of the trustees of the Iowa Agricultural

College at Ames, and served in that capacity four years. Mr. Summers was

educated in the Democratic school of politics, and still adheres to the

principles of that party.

Old settlers of Scott Co letter to:

LeClaire, Feb. 20, 1858

HON. JAMES GRANT:-Dear Sir: I am fearful that I shall not be able to attend the festival of the old pioneers of Scott county on the 22d inst., in your city. I have a severe cold, and am quite unwell to-day-trust, however, I shall be better on Monday. If so, I shall certainly be down. After witnessing the struggles of the "Old Settlers" for nearly twenty-one years, I feel like rejoicing when they rejoice, feasting when they feast, and mourning when they mourn.

In the event that I am too indisposed to come down, and there should be no person from here to respond to the twelfth regular toast, please do so yourself. I know I am safe in saying that our people would feel safe with their interests confided to your hands.

I think a good many of our old citizens will be down, but very few of them are public speakers.

I send you a volunteer toast, to be read if I cannot come.

Truly yours,

LAUREL SUMMERS.

"From History of Scott County, Iowa 1882 Chicago: Interstate Publishing Co."

Rev. William Rutledge, who was pastor of the Baptist Church in Le Claire for several years, and who aided in the erection of its first house of worship, entered upon his work in that connection in the summer of 1847. He was a native of England, having been born in Braintree, County of Essex, Aug. 19, 1804. He served the long apprenticeship to a tailor in London, to his uncle, then common and required in that country, and a few years after attaining his majority succeeded to the business of his employer, in Avery Row, Bond street, and became quite prosperous. Jan. 21, 1828, he married Sarah Ann Sharp, at St. James, Westminister, a very estimable woman who still survives, making her home with her daughter, Mr. Edward Russell, Davenport. While energetic in Business, the young master tailor exercised his abilities in earnest labors in the Sunday-school and temperance causes particularly, and at length enjoyed an extended reputation as a public speaker in their behalf. The result was that about the year 1843 he surrendered his business and devoted his entire time to lecturing in aid of the "Teetotalers" societies and the Rechabite order. In that connection he labored mainly in Essex and adjacent counties, with frequent visitations in London. Meanwhile along cherished desire to acquire citizenship in the United States, because of his great admiration for American institutions, grew stronger month by month. Securing at last the agreement of his intimate and cherished personal friend, Mr. William Russell (also an earnest laborer in the temperance reform, a "radical" in politics and a life-long enologist of the American Republic), that he, too, would emigrate, Mr. Rutledge closed up his engagements in England, and, leaving with his family, arrived in New York Sept. 1, 1845. Establishing himself in Philadelphia, he soon became intimate with Rev. John Lansing Burroughs, pastor of the Broad Street Baptist Church, by whom he was invited to active participation in the Sunday-school and temperance work of that organization. As a result, he was led to examine the scriptural grounds of the Baptist faith, and to accept that faith as his own. His abilities and worth being speedily recognized, he was appointed a colporteur of the Baptist Publication Society, and accepted a commission to the West. Journeying with his family via the Pennsylvania and Ohio canal and the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers, hereached Davenport on May 5, 1847, having been previously, in Philadelphia, regularly ordained as minister of the gospeol in the Baptist denomination. In Davenport he was gladly welcomced by the Baptist Church, and after a short residence in the city, was invited to labor with the Baptist Church of Le Claire, Iowa, and Cordova, Ill. These organizations he faithfully served until, in 1855, he was invited to the pastorate of the First Baptist Church in Davenport, in which relation he continued rather more than a year, returning to his old home in Le Claire. Thenceforward, until his death, he continued to labor in the ministry wherever called to the duty he loved so well. Part of the time he was the regular pastor of the Le Claire Church. During other periods he preached at Cordova and Port Byron, Ill., and at Princeton, Iowa, and neighboring towns. Everywhere he was known as "The Elder," and enjoyed the highest esteem of the people. All classes knew him as a thoroughly good man, sincere of speech, warm at heart and pure in life. He died on Oct. 27, 1868, in his Le Claire home, of diabetes, at the age of 64 years, 2 months and 8 days, rejoicing in the realities of the faith and hope he had so long presented to others as the consolation of a dying hour. He was a man of simple habits, earnest purpose and marked trust in Divine Providence. Laboring at his old trade whenever work was offered to him, and accepting that as an aid to his chosen labor of preaching the gospel, his meager salary as a minister always sufficed not only to support his family, but to render his home the hospital resort for many a friend and wayfarer. A favorite with the young, he married in his day a larger number of couples in LeClaire, Princeton, Cordova, Port Byron and vicinity than any other minister ever resident thereabouts, while none were more sought for to attend funerals, or administer consolation in sickness and sorrow.

As an illustration of the kind of duty devolving upon pioneer ministers in the county a third of a century ago, it may be stated that when the Baptist of LeClaire erected their first house of worship in 1847, "Elder" Rutledge carried the hod for several successive days taking to the scaffold the brick and mortar with which Mr. Laurel Summers laid up the walls. That building, since torn down, stood on the north side of Wisconsin avenue, on the corner, one square west of Main street. The basement was long occupied for public-school purposes, town meetings, elections, etc., in common with the uses of the Church; the upper part not being finished until several years after the building was erected. Indeed, the public subscription made for the church erection was conditioned on the uses of the basement herein mentioned.

Long will the memory of those early days be recalled even by those who then were boys and girls among the residents of LeClaire. To all of these the genial smile, the kind word, the earnest life of elder William Rutledge, will have happy recollection to the end of their days

More About LAUREL SUMMERS:

Burial: Glendale Cem, LeClaire, IA, lot 103 S 1/2, site 2

Occupation: Politician, brick mason

More About MARY PARKHURST:

Burial: Glendale Cem, LeClaire, IA, lot 103 S 1/2, site 1

Misc: Buried at Glendale Cem, LeClaire, Iowa

Children of LAUREL SUMMERS and MARY PARKHURST are:

i. HELEN L.⁴ SUMMERS, b. April 1842, LeClaire, Scott Co., Iowa; d. Abt. 1920, Beloit, Rock Co, Wisconsin.

ii. LEWIS CASS SUMMERS, b. 1844, LeClaire, Scott Co., Iowa; d. April 04, 1858, LeClaire, Scott Co., Iowa.

More About LEWIS CASS SUMMERS:

Burial: Glendale Cem, LeClaire, IA, lot 103 S 1/2, site 5

Misc: Died in infancy

iii. ELSIE ANN SUMMERS, b. August 26, 1846, LeClaire, Scott Co., Iowa; d. November 21, 1919, LeClaire, Scott Co., Iowa.

iv. SARAH SUMMERS, b. July 28, 1849, LeClaire, Scott Co., Iowa; d. December 31, 1882, LeClaire, Scott Co, IA.

v. AUGUSTUS DODGE SUMMERS, b. June 13, 1859, LeClaire, Scott Co., Iowa; d. September 29, 1943, Marion Junction, Dallas Co, Alabama.

9. REDMON CORNELIUS³ SUMMERS (ENOCH², JOHN¹) was born November 30, 1816 in Montgomery Co., Kentucky, and died July 23, 1896 in Southfork, Jackson Co., Iowa. He married VASHTIM MARIAN BLAKEY March 25, 1841 in Jackson Co, IA, daughter of ROSWELL BLAKEY and ANNA RICHARDS. She was born 1820 in Sodus, Wayne Co, New York, and died January 20, 1906 in South Fork, Maquoketa, Jackson Co., Iowa.

Notes for REDMON CORNELIUS SUMMERS:

Born in Kentucky, the family moved to Morgan Co, Indiana. In 1839 following the path of his older brother Laurel, he moved to Camanche, Iowa and for a short time, shared a cabin with his brother Sheldon. The cabin had one big room and a chalk mark dividing it.

Redman began a cattle business with his brother Laurel after moving to Iowa. The business was short lived and in 1844 a devastating tornado struck destroying his cabin.

The tornado swept over the country through Camanche crossing the Mississippi River. Vashtim, Redman's wife and daughter Amanda were saved by being under the bed. A log fell on the bed holding it down. Redman was blown into a cherry tree. His hands were badly scratched by holding onto a branch. Following the loss of his cabin, Redman moved to Waterford, Jackson County, Iowa and farmed there for many years.

In 1845 Redman and his brother Sheldon made a trip to Indiana by horse, one horse for both of them. They rode by the ride and walk plan. One would ride then tie the horse and walk on. When the other caught up they would change again.

More About REDMON CORNELIUS SUMMERS:

Burial: Buckhorn Cem, Maquoketa, IA, Lot 214

Migrated: to Iowa 1854

Passed Away: at the home of Ezra Dutton

More About VASHTIM MARIAN BLAKEY:

Burial: Buckhorn Cem, Maquoketa, IA

Children of REDMON SUMMERS and VASHTIM BLAKEY are:

i. AMANDA L.⁴ SUMMERS, b. February 12, 1843, Camanche, Clinton Co., Iowa; d. June 14, 1909, South Fork, Maquoketa, Jackson Co., Iowa.

ii. ADELINE (ADDIE) SUMMERS, b. 1846, South Fork, Maquoketa, Jackson, IA; d. 1921.

iii. ANNA SUMMERS, b. October 14, 1848, South Fork, Maquoketa, Jackson, IA; d. October 22, 1923, Maquoketa, Jackson, IA.

iv. WILSON SUMMERS NORTHROP, b. 1856; d. November 26, 1923, Maquoketa, Jackson, IA; m. LUELLA FRANKS.

More About WILSON SUMMERS NORTHROP:

Adoption: Bef. 1860, adopted

Burial: Buckhorn Cem, Maquoketa, IA

Children: No Children

Misc: 1860, Census name S. W. Northrop

10. SHELDON³ SUMMERS (ENOCH², JOHN¹) was born August 09, 1818 in Montgomery Co., KY, and died September 12, 1899 in South Fork, Jackson Co., Iowa. He married MARTHA E. JOHNSON May 12, 1839 in Kentucky, daughter of JOHN JOHNSON and POLLY UNKNOWN. She was born 1822 in Kentucky, and died December 07, 1908 in South Fork, Jackson Co., Iowa.

Notes for SHELDON SUMMERS:

Shelton farmed 6 miles west of Maquoketa, Iowa from 1841. Moved to Maquoketa in 1891.

More About SHELDON SUMMERS:

Burial: Buckhorn Cem, Maquoketa, IA, Lot 135

Occupation: Farmer

More About MARTHA E. JOHNSON:

Burial: Buckhorn Cem, Maquoketa, IA

Children of SHELDON SUMMERS and MARTHA JOHNSON are:

i. HARRIET⁴ SUMMERS, b. Abt. 1844, South Fork, Jackson Co., Iowa; m. THOMAS BROCK, 1862.

ii. MARY JANE SUMMERS, b. Abt. 1846, South Fork, Jackson Co., Iowa; m. ALEXANDER FORTNER, June 08, 1867.

More About MARY JANE SUMMERS:

Children: unknown

iii. SAMANTHA A. SUMMERS, b. Abt. 1851, South Fork, Jackson Co., Iowa.

iv. JOHN HENRY SUMMERS, b. May 12, 1853, South Fork, Jackson Co., Iowa; d. February 19, 1899, Baldwin, Jackson, Co, IA.

v. NANCY JANE SUMMERS, b. January 23, 1860, Jackson Co, IA; d. August 17, 1895, Jackson Co, IA; m. GEORGE LISTON, March 03, 1881; d. March 31, 1893, Jackson Co, IA.

More About NANCY JANE SUMMERS:

Burial: Buckhorn Cem, Maquoketa, IA, lot 170

Children: had 5 children

More About GEORGE LISTON:

Burial: Buckhorn Cem, Maquoketa, IA, lot 170

11. DOLLY³ SUMMERS (ENOCH², JOHN¹) was born Abt. 1820 in Morgan Co., IN. She married SAMUEL ROSS January 13, 1842 in Morgan Co., IN, son of JOHN ROSS and SARAH HADDEN. He was born Abt. 1810 in Kentucky.

More About DOLLY SUMMERS:

Migrated: to Canton, IA between 1842 & 1846

Residence: 1850, Dolly's family is living next door to Alsy & Caleb

Notes for SAMUEL ROSS:

Two children are living with the Ross family in 1850 in Iowa. John Hiner age 10 born in Indiana & Mary Hiner age 10 born in Indiana.

More About SAMUEL ROSS:

Occupation: 1850, Census states farmer worth $700

Residence 1: 1850, Canton, Jackson Co, IA

Residence 2: 1854, Pierce Twp, Jones Co, IA

Residence 3: 1856, Pierce Twp, Jones Co, IA

Children of DOLLY SUMMERS and SAMUEL ROSS are:

i. THOMAS J⁴ ROSS, b. Abt. 1842, Kentucky.

ii. ENOCH ROSS, b. Abt. 1846, Indiana.

iii. MARTHA ROSS, b. Abt. 1848, Iowa.

iv. ALSY ROSS, b. Abt. 1850, Jackson Co, IA.

v. ELIZABETH ROSS, b. Abt. 1855, Jones Co, IA.

12. CALEB³ SUMMERS (ENOCH², JOHN¹) was born January 06, 1834 in Morgan Co., Indiana, and died March 24, 1914 in South Fork, Jackson Co., Iowa. He married (1) NANCY JANE GREGG October 23, 1855 in Maquoketa, Jackson Co, IA, daughter of JOHN GREGG and MARY JAMES. She was born March 25, 1836 in Kentucky, and died January 25, 1889 in South Fork, Jackson Co., Iowa. He married (2) MARY LAFAYETTE December 31, 1894 in Jackson Co, IA.

Notes for CALEB SUMMERS:

Caleb was born in Morgan Co, IN. In 1846, at the age of 12, he came with his mother to Iowa in a two-horse wagon and were eighteen days on the way, and arrived in Jackson Co Oct 20, 1846. They located at Canton and lived there five years, then moved to Waterford. They were early settlers and were ingaged in farming. Caleb worked two days to earn enough to pay the postage on two letters and to take them out to the post office; he owned a 105 acre farm on Sec 19 in Nashville, IA. Caleb raised and dressed pork for market in Bellevue, IA.

More About CALEB SUMMERS:

Burial: Buried in Buckhorn Cem, Lot 168

Occupation: Farmer

More About NANCY JANE GREGG:

Burial: Buckhorn Cem, Maquoketa, IA

Children of CALEB SUMMERS and NANCY GREGG are:

i. HELEN S⁴ SUMMERS, b. Abt. 1856, Maquoketa, Jackson, IA; d. April 03, 1939, Maquoketa, Jackson, IA; m. UNKNOWN LOCKHART.

More About HELEN S SUMMERS:

Burial: Buckhorn Cem, Maquoketa, IA

Children: unknown

ii. EVA ANN SUMMERS, b. Abt. 1861, Maquoketa, Jackson, IA; m. UNKNOWN STAUFFER.

More About EVA ANN SUMMERS:

Residence: resided in Ft Wayne, IN in 1945

. iii. JAMES GREGG SUMMERS, b. July 06, 1866, Maquoketa, Jackson Co., Iowa; d. March 06, 1945, Maquoketa, Jackson Co., Iowa.

iv. MARY ISABEL (MAMIE) SUMMERS, b. December 1872, Jackson Co., Iowa; d. June 1933, drowned in Deep Creek, Jackson Co, IA.

13. MINERVA³ LYNN (DOSHA/DOTIA² SUMMERS, JOHN¹) was born June 05, 1828 in Morgan Co, IN, and died in Lima, Adams Co, IL. She married LEONARD CARLE May 06, 1844 in Lima, Adams Co, IL. He was born Abt. 1820 in Virginia, and died in Lima, Adams Co, IL.

Children of MINERVA LYNN and LEONARD CARLE are:

i. WILLIAM⁴ CARLE, b. Abt. 1847, Lima, Adams Co, IL.

ii. SEVERRENCE CARLE, b. Abt. 1853, Lima, Adams Co, IL.

iii. CALEB L CARLE, b. Abt. 1856, Lima, Adams Co, IL.

iv. CHARLES D CARLE, b. Abt. 1857, Lima, Adams Co, IL.

v. MINERVA A CARLE, b. Abt. 1860, Lima, Adams Co, IL.

14. WILLIAM³ SUMMERS (JOSEPH², JOHN¹) was born 1839 in Lima, Adams Co, IL, and died Aft. 1880 in Bear Creek, Hancock Co, IL. He married MARGARET E KIMBROUGH November 01, 1860 in Bear Creek, Hancock Co, IL. She was born 1835 in Illinois, and died Aft. 1880 in Bear Creek, Hancock Co, IL.

Children of WILLIAM SUMMERS and MARGARET KIMBROUGH are:

i. IDA S⁴ SUMMERS, b. 1862, Bear Creek, Hancock Co, IL.

ii. JOANNAH SUMMERS, b. 1864, Bear Creek, Hancock Co, IL.

iii. JOSEPH W SUMMERS, b. 1866, Bear Creek, Hancock Co, IL.

15. JOHN³ SHIELDS (WINNA² SUMMERS, JOHN¹) was born Abt. 1825 in Morgan Co, IN, and died in Clark Co, IL(?). He married CHARLOTT BARTLETTE September 26, 1847 in Marshall, Clark Co, IL. She was born Abt. 1833 in Illinois, and died in Clark Co, IL(?).

Children of JOHN SHIELDS and CHARLOTT BARTLETTE are:

i. MARY E⁴ SHIELDS, b. Abt. 1849, Marshall, Clark Co, IL.

ii. NATHANIEL SHIELDS, b. Abt. 1851, Marshall, Clark Co, IL; m. MARY A (MRS) DOUGHTY, October 14, 1880, Marshall, Clark Co, IL.

iii. WILLIAM H SHIELDS, b. Abt. 1853, Marshall, Clark Co, IL; m. LUCY E NORRIS, January 11, 1869, Marshall, Clark Co, IL.

iv. ORLANDO SHIELDS, b. Abt. 1856, Marshall, Clark Co, IL; d. Bef. 1870, Marshall, Clark Co, IL.

v. WINNIE SHIELDS, b. Abt. 1857, Marshall, Clark Co, IL; m. HENRY HOUSTON.

vi. SERVINA C SHIELDS, b. Abt. 1858, Marshall, Clark Co, IL; d. Bef. 1870, Marshall, Clark Co, IL.

vii. ELIZA SHIELDS, b. Abt. 1860, Marshall, Clark Co, IL.

viii. JOSEPHINE SHIELDS, b. Abt. 1862, Marshall, Clark Co, IL.

ix. BELLE SHIELDS, b. Abt. 1866, Marshall, Clark Co, IL.

16. ROBERT A³ SHIELDS (WINNA² SUMMERS, JOHN¹) was born Abt. 1839 in Marshall, Clark Co, IL. He married LOVISA PARTLOW September 06, 1857 in Marshall, Clark Co, IL.

Child of ROBERT SHIELDS and LOVISA PARTLOW is:

i. JOHN⁴ SHIELDS, b. Abt. 1858, Marshall, Clark Co, IL.

Generation No. 4

17. HELEN L.⁴ SUMMERS (LAUREL³, ENOCH², JOHN¹) was born April 1842 in LeClaire, Scott Co., Iowa, and died Abt. 1920 in Beloit, Rock Co, Wisconsin. She married CHARLES P. WHITFORD September 11, 1862 in LeClaire, Scott Co, IA.

Children of HELEN SUMMERS and CHARLES WHITFORD are:

i. MINNIE⁵ WHITFORD.

ii. GEORGE WHITFORD.

18. ELSIE ANN⁴ SUMMERS (LAUREL³, ENOCH², JOHN¹) was born August 26, 1846 in LeClaire, Scott Co., Iowa, and died November 21, 1919 in LeClaire, Scott Co., Iowa. She married EDSON STANLEY CURTIS October 04, 1871 in LeClaire, Scott Co., Iowa, son of SPENCER CURTIS and AUGUSTA MAKLEM. He was born January 05, 1844 in Middlebury, Wyoming Co., New York, and died November 28, 1875 in Beloit, Rock Co, Wisconsin.

More About ELSIE ANN SUMMERS:

Burial: Glendale Cem, LeClaire, IA

Misc: Buried at Glendale Cem, LeClaire, Iowa

Notes for EDSON STANLEY CURTIS:

Mrs Aldrich - aunt to Edson

Tom Askins died 1/9/1888 Warsaw, Wyoming Co, NY - uncle to Sarah - Tom's wife's name Frank (?)

More About EDSON STANLEY CURTIS:

Misc: died from typhoid fever

Child of ELSIE SUMMERS and EDSON CURTIS is:

i. SARAH LOUISE⁵ CURTIS, b. January 04, 1875, Beloit, Wisconsin; d. March 25, 1954, LeClaire, Scott Co., Iowa.

19. SARAH⁴ SUMMERS (LAUREL³, ENOCH², JOHN¹) was born July 28, 1849 in LeClaire, Scott Co., Iowa, and died December 31, 1882 in LeClaire, Scott Co, IA. She married WALTER PETER HEADLEY December 31, 1872 in LeClaire, Scott Co, IA. He was born 1845 in Pennsylvania, and died 1920 in Scott County, Iowa.

More About SARAH SUMMERS:

Burial: Glendale Cem, LeClaire, IA

Misc: Buried at Glendale Cem, LeClaire, Iowa

More About WALTER PETER HEADLEY:

Burial: Glendale Cem, LeClaire, IA

Misc: Buried at Glendale Cem, LeClaire, Iowa

Children of SARAH SUMMERS and WALTER HEADLEY are:

i. GRACE⁵ HEADLEY, b. March 21, 1875, LeClaire, Scott Co., IA; d. February 24, 1941, Tampa, Florida.

ii. MARIE H HEADLEY, b. March 09, 1878, LeClaire, Scott Co, IA; d. July 28, 1952, LeClaire, Scott Co, IA.

20. AUGUSTUS DODGE⁴ SUMMERS (LAUREL³, ENOCH², JOHN¹) was born June 13, 1859 in LeClaire, Scott Co., Iowa, and died September 29, 1943 in Marion Junction, Dallas Co, Alabama. He married EVELINE K MOORE October 13, 1885 in LeClaire, Scott Co, IA, daughter of BENJAMINE MOORE and CATHARINE UNKNOWN. She was born October 16, 1866 in LeClaire, Scott Co, IA, and died June 20, 1936 in Marion Junction, Dallas Co, Alabama.

Children of AUGUSTUS SUMMERS and EVELINE MOORE are:

i. AUGUSTUS DODGE⁵ SUMMERS, JR.

ii. BERNICE SUMMERS, b. September 06, 1886, Marion Junction, Dallas Co, Alabama; d. November 02, 1971, Marion Junction, Dallas Co, Alabama.

iii. LAUREL FRANKLIN SUMMERS, b. August 29, 1888, Marion Junction, AL; d. September 29, 1970, Marion Junction, AL.

iv. SAMUEL W SUMMERS, b. Abt. 1904, Marion Junction, Dallas Co, Alabama; d. September 24, 1955, Dallas Co, AL.

21. AMANDA L.⁴ SUMMERS (REDMON CORNELIUS³, ENOCH², JOHN¹) was born February 12, 1843 in Camanche, Clinton Co., Iowa, and died June 14, 1909 in South Fork, Maquoketa, Jackson Co., Iowa. She married HENRY LITTELL September 30, 1868 in Clinton, Clinton Co, IA. He was born 1833, and died August 31, 1894 in Maquoketa, Jackson Co., Iowa.

More About AMANDA L. SUMMERS:

Burial: Buried in Buckhorn Cem, Waterford, IA

Occupation: Teacher until married

Residence: on farm near Buckhorn

More About HENRY LITTELL:

Misc: Buried in Buckhorn Cem, Waterford, IA

Children of AMANDA SUMMERS and HENRY LITTELL are:

i. HARRY S.⁵ LITTELL, b. 1872, Nashville, IA; d. July 18, 1952, Maquoketa, Jackson, IA.

ii. FRED A. LITTELL, b. Nashville, IA; d. Audubon, IA; m. NELLIE SPRANGLER.

iii. KATE LITTELL, b. Nashville, IA; m. JOHN BAGLEY, Monmouth, IA.

iv. JESSIE LITTELL, b. Nashville, IA.

22. ADELINE (ADDIE)⁴ SUMMERS (REDMON CORNELIUS³, ENOCH², JOHN¹) was born 1846 in South Fork, Maquoketa, Jackson, IA, and died 1921. She married EZRA KEENE DUTTTON July 04, 1870 in Iron Hills, IA, son of DAVID DUTTTON and HANNAH WHITE. He was born 1827, and died 1894.

Children of ADELINE SUMMERS and EZRA DUTTTON are:

i. WALTER⁵ DUTTTON, b. 1872; d. 1958.

ii. DAVID OSCAR DUTTTON, b. 1874; d. 1908, near Stanford, SD.

More About DAVID OSCAR DUTTTON:

Misc: never married

iii. BERTHA DUTTTON, b. 1874; d. 1932.

iv. LUCY DUTTTON, b. 1877; d. 1968; m. GEORGE HOPSON, 1909; b. 1877; d. 1948.

More About LUCY DUTTTON:

Children: one known adopted child

v. EMERY KEEN DUTTTON, b. 1880; d. January 09, 1951.

vi. KEEN DUTTTON.

vii. BYRON DUTTTON, d. young.

viii. FLORA E. DUTTTON, b. 1884; d. 1973.

23. ANNA⁴ SUMMERS (REDMON CORNELIUS³, ENOCH², JOHN¹) was born October 14, 1848 in South Fork, Maquoketa, Jackson, IA, and died October 22, 1923 in Maquoketa, Jackson, IA. She married JOHN H. LITTELL in Nashville, IA, son of JOHN LITTELL and DEBORAH TEEPLE. He was born January 18, 1842 in New York, and died July 06, 1905 in Maquoketa, Jackson, IA.

More About ANNA SUMMERS:

Burial: Buckhorn Cem, Maquoketa, IA

More About JOHN H. LITTELL:

Burial: Buckhorn Cem, Maquoketa, IA, Lot 242

Children of ANNA SUMMERS and JOHN LITTELL are:

i. LOREN R.⁵ LITTELL, b. August 21, 1872, Maquoketa, Jackson, IA; d. May 08, 1883, Maquoketa, Jackson, IA.

More About LOREN R. LITTELL:

Burial: Buckhorn Cem, Maquoketa, IA

ii. NORMAN LITTELL, b. January 20, 1874, Maquoketa, Jackson, IA; d. September 01, 1875, Maquoketa, Jackson, IA.

More About NORMAN LITTELL:

Burial: Buckhorn Cem, Maquoketa, IA

iii. ESTELLA LITTELL, b. 1877, Maquoketa, Jackson, IA; d. 1952, Maquoketa, Jackson, IA.

More About ESTELLA LITTELL:

Burial: Buckhorn Cem, Maquoketa, IA

Misc: never married

iv. MYRON LITTELL, d. February 01, 1971, Jackson Co., Iowa; m. RUTH UNKNOWN; d. May 20, 1965.

More About MYRON LITTELL:

Misc: unknown if married

Residence: lived on home farm

v. EDDIE RAY LITTELL, b. May 15, 1890, Maquoketa, Jackson, IA; d. January 24, 1891, Maquoketa, Jackson, IA.

More About EDDIE RAY LITTELL:

Burial: Buckhorn Cem, Maquoketa, IA

vi. JOHN HERBERT LITTELL, b. 1883, Maquoketa, Jackson, IA; d. September 12, 1964.

vii. FEMALE LITTELL, m. FRED MCNAMEE.

24. SAMANTHA A.⁴ SUMMERS (SHELDON³, ENOCH², JOHN¹) was born Abt. 1851 in South Fork, Jackson Co., Iowa. She married JOSEPH H SMITH.

More About SAMANTHA A. SUMMERS:

Children: unknown

Child of SAMANTHA SUMMERS and JOSEPH SMITH is:

i. SON⁵ SMITH, b. November 11, 1884, Brookfield Twp, Clinton Co, IA.

25. JOHN HENRY⁴ SUMMERS (SHELDON³, ENOCH², JOHN¹) was born May 12, 1853 in South Fork, Jackson Co., Iowa, and died February 19, 1899 in Baldwin, Jackson, Co, IA. He married CHARITY ANN CURRENT February 22, 1882, daughter of MARK CURRENT and ELIZA CORELL/CARL. She was born April 06, 1866 in South Grove, IA, and died May 17, 1928 in St Cloud, Minnesota.

Notes for JOHN HENRY SUMMERS:

John Henry Summers taught school for 18 terms and farmed.

More About CHARITY ANN CURRENT:

Burial: Waterford Cem, Jackson Co, IA

Religion: Methodist

Children of JOHN SUMMERS and CHARITY CURRENT are:

i. OLIVE ELIZABETH⁵ SUMMERS, b. August 03, 1884, Nashville, Jackson Co, IA; d. June 01, 1973, Camdenton, Camden Co, MO.

ii. HARRIET E. SUMMERS, b. July 09, 1886, Nashville, Jackson Co, IA; d. December 30, 1972, Camdenton, Camden Co, MO; m. MYRON FORREST DWIRE, November 25, 1915; b. May 21, 1889; d. December 17, 1964, Camdenton, Camden Co, MO.

More About HARRIET E. SUMMERS:

Burial: January 02, 1973, Blair Cem, Candenton, MO

More About MYRON FORREST DWIRE:

Burial: December 20, 1964, Blair Cem, Candenton, MO

iii. CHARITY ANNA SUMMERS, b. Abt. 1888, Nashville, Jackson Co, IA; d. November 1962, Marion, IA.

26. JAMES GREGG⁴ SUMMERS (CALEB³, ENOCH², JOHN¹) was born July 06, 1866 in Maquoketa, Jackson Co., Iowa, and died March 06, 1945 in Maquoketa, Jackson Co., Iowa. He married ADA E. CURRENT May 05, 1891 in Maquoketa, Jackson Co, IA, daughter of MARK CURRENT and ELIZA CORELL/CARL. She was born August 21, 1872 in Jackson Co., Iowa, and died September 30, 1955 in Maquoketa, Jackson Co., Iowa.

More About JAMES GREGG SUMMERS:

Birth Place: on the Summers homestead

Burial: Buckhorn Cem, Maquoketa, IA, lot 273

More About ADA E. CURRENT:

Burial: October 03, 1955, Buckhorn Cem, Maquoketa, IA

Misc: married by Justice Ralston, A.P.

Children of JAMES SUMMERS and ADA CURRENT are:

i. CLIFFORD MARK⁵ SUMMERS, b. September 20, 1891, Jackson Co., Iowa; d. November 02, 1916, Jackson Co., Iowa.

More About CLIFFORD MARK SUMMERS:

Burial: Buckhorn Cem, Maquoketa, IA

ii. LAUREL H SUMMERS, SR, b. Abt. 1906, Jackson Co., Iowa.

iii. MARKEL "STUB" SUMMERS, b. June 16, 1910, Jackson Co., Iowa; d. May 10, 1999, Maquokata, Jackson Co, IA.

27. MARY ISABEL (MAMIE)⁴ SUMMERS (CALEB³, ENOCH², JOHN¹) was born December 1872 in Jackson Co., Iowa, and died June 1933 in drowned in Deep Creek, Jackson Co, IA. She married (1) JOHN H PETERS March 04, 1891 in Jackson Co, IA, son of CHARLES PETERS and EMILY MEYERS. He died Bef. 1910 in Jackson Co, IA. She married (2) JOHN M RYAN February 23, 1910. He died September 25, 1932.

More About MARY ISABEL (MAMIE) SUMMERS:

Burial: Buckhorn Cem, Maquoketa, IA

Child of MARY SUMMERS and JOHN PETERS is:

i. VANCE L⁵ PETERS, b. May 11, 1894, Buckhorn, IA; d. November 12, 1962.

Generation No. 5

28. MINNIE⁵ WHITFORD (HELEN L.⁴ SUMMERS, LAUREL³, ENOCH², JOHN¹) She married UNKNOWN MILLER.

Child of MINNIE WHITFORD and UNKNOWN MILLER is:

i. KATHRYN⁶ MILLER.

More About KATHRYN MILLER:

Misc: Was a school teacher in LeClaire School & never married

29. SARAH LOUISE⁵ CURTIS (ELSIE ANN⁴ SUMMERS, LAUREL³, ENOCH², JOHN¹) was born January 04, 1875 in Beloit, Wisconsin, and died March 25, 1954 in LeClaire, Scott Co., Iowa. She married HARRY EDGAR ROGERS October 07, 1896 in LeClaire, Scott Co., Iowa, son of FRANK ROGERS and ELIZABETH MAXWELL. He was born June 15, 1875 in Port Byron, Rock Island Co, IL, and died November 05, 1942 in Edgfield, Troutdale, Multnomah Co, Oregon.

More About SARAH LOUISE CURTIS:

Burial: Glendale Cem, LeClaire, IA

Misc: Married by Rev. S. D. McFadden

Notes for HARRY EDGAR ROGERS:

Graduated from Port Byron Community High School in 1894. Was living in Savana, IL when he married Jeanette Groth.

Found in the 1910 census for Savanna, district 11, page 21. His age is 35, was a car inspector for the railroad. Wife is 'Nettie' age 34 born Illinois. No children are listed.

More About HARRY EDGAR ROGERS:

Burial: November 10, 1942, University of OR Medical School

Occupation: 1900, Census lists grain buyer

Child of SARAH CURTIS and HARRY ROGERS is:

i. CURTIS E.⁶ ROGERS, b. October 23, 1897, Port Byron, Illinois; d. May 21, 1958, Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa.

30. GRACE⁵ HEADLEY (SARAH⁴ SUMMERS, LAUREL³, ENOCH², JOHN¹) was born March 21, 1875 in LeClaire, Scott Co., IA, and died February 24, 1941 in Tampa, Florida. She married GEORGE DAY. He was born Abt. 1874 in Iowa.

More About GRACE HEADLEY:

Burial: Glendale Cem, LeClaire, IA

Notes for GEORGE DAY:

"From Vol. 2 History of Davenport and Scott County" by Harry E. Downer - S. J. Clarke Publishing Co. 1910 Chicago

One of the best known representatives of the shipping interests on the Mississippi river is Captain Alvah O. Day, of Davenport, who has gained a wide acquaintance as commander of river vessels plying between St. Paul and St. Louis. He is the owner of two steamboats, the B. Hershie and the Everett. He was born near Rochester, Dodge county, Minnesota, August 1, 1866, and is a son of Lewis and Pauline (Henry) Day. The father was a native of Deerfield, Ohio, born September 9, 1837. His people had gone to that state from Deerfield, Massachusetts, and the town of Deerfield, Ohio, was named by them in honor of their old home. Captain Day's father retained his residence there until about 1860, when he removed with his family to Winnebago county, Wisconsin, where he purchased land and began farming. At the outbreak of the Civil war, however, he put aside all business and personal considerations, enlisting as a private in the Fifth Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry, with which he served throughout the war, his meritorious conduct on the field of battle and his unfaltering valor winning him promotion to the rank of lieutenant. It was about 1864 that the Day family removed to Minnesota and from the government entered land near Rochester. At the close of the war the father joined his family there and continued to make his home in that locality until 1871, when he came to Scott county, settling at Le Claire. He was also a steamboat man and purchased one of the first boats that floated down the Wisconsin river. He used it in the navigation of Mississippi waters and was one of the early steamboat captains of this section, making his first trip down the river in 1859. The family continued to reside at Le Claire until 1892. On the 24th of March of that year the mother passed away, being then forty-eight years of age, her birth having occurred in Medina county, Ohio, in 1844. After her death Lewis Day retired and made his home with his son Alvah. They were the parents of six children: Alvah O.; Lewis, who is living in Rock Island, Illinois; George, whose home is in San Francisco, California; Alice, the wife of William Kingsbury, of Wyoming; and Zoe and Emma, both deceased.

Captain Day of this review was only about five years old when the family removed from Minnesota to Iowa, so that his early education was acquired in the public schools of Le Claire. He afterward attended Port Byron College, while his training in navigation was received from his father. He obtained his license as master pilot at the age of twenty-one years and has since followed the river, being today one of the oldest and best known river men in Scott county. He has not only worked his way upward in positions of increaded responsibility, serving as captain for a long period, but has also advanced along material lines, being now the owner of two steamboats, the B. Hershie and the Everett, both of which are stanch river crafts and are liberally patronized by the carrying trade.

Captain Day was married November 16, 1892, to Miss Winifred Davenport, a daughter of James H. and Savilla (Reynolds) Davenport, of Scott county. Mrs. Day was born in Le Claire, Iowa. Her father was the first white child born in Scott county, his natal day being May 4, 1838. His death occurred April 7, 1905. His parents, Adrian L. and Harriet (Lane) Davenport, were among the first settlers in this part of the state and took an active part in the work of pioneer development and improvement, as the rich natural resources of the state were utilized in the effort to plant the seeds of civilization and progress here. Captain and Mrs. Day have two sons: Lewis, born January 23, 1894; and Davenport, born November 4, 1898.

Captain Day is well known in fraternal circles, holding membership with the Modern Woodmen, the Knights of Pythias and the Masons. In the Masonic order he has taken the degrees of the Scottish Rite. He is also connected with the Sons of Veterans and in religious faith is an Episcopalian, belonging to Grace cathedral. Having practically spent his entire life in this county, Captain Day is widely and favorably known, and is recognized as a man of his word who, without sham or pretense in any particular, stands fearlessly in support of what he believes to be right, manifesting a spirit of utmost honor and integrity in his business affairs as well as in his social relations.

Child of GRACE HEADLEY and GEORGE DAY is:

i. LAUREL S.⁶ DAY, b. May 1898, Illinois; d. Tampa, FL (?); m. THELMA M RIPPE; b. 1901, Iowa; d. Tampa, FL (?).

31. MARIE H⁵ HEADLEY (SARAH⁴ SUMMERS, LAUREL³, ENOCH², JOHN¹) was born March 09, 1878 in LeClaire, Scott Co, IA, and died July 28, 1952 in LeClaire, Scott Co, IA. She married GEORGE W HORTON November 09, 1899 in LeClaire, Scott Co, IA, son of HENRY HORTON and ELIZABETH HART. He was born September 05, 1871 in LeClaire, Scott Co, IA, and died October 01, 1952 in LeClaire, Scott Co, IA.

More About MARIE H HEADLEY:

Burial: Glendale Cem, LeClaire, IA, lot 285, site 3

Notes for GEORGE W HORTON:

Mrs. H. A. Horton

From "History of Davenport and Scott County" Vol. II by Harry E. Downer-S. J. Clarke Publishing Co. 1910 Chicago.

Surnames: Horton, Van Ostern, Hart, Foster, Mitchell, Brotherlin, Kindley, Headley.

Among LeClaire's highly esteemed ladies is Mrs. H. A. Horton, who has now passed the seventy-first milestone on life's journey, her birth having occurred in Louisville, Kentucky, October 18, 1838. Her father, Nathan Hart, was born in Warsaw, Poland, in 1793, and it was after his arrival in America that he met and married Miss Amelia Van Ostern, who was born in New Orleans, Louisiana, in 1813. For many years Mr. hart engaged in the dry-goods business, but was living retired at the time of his death. He came to Iowa in 1857, settling in LeClaire, and for a long period was connected with the commercial activity and prosperity. He always adhered to the Jewish faith and in his political views was a democrat but never an office seeker. In his family were eight children: Mary; Elenora, the deceased wife of Major Foster, of the Eleventh Iowa Infantry; Rebecca, who became the wife of Colonel Mitchell, of the Eleventh Iowa infantry; Moses, who died in Walla Walla, Washington; Mrs. Horton; Ada, who resides in Wakefield, Massachusetts; Belle, who makes her home in Butte, Montana; and Edward, who was a newspaper editor of Chicago, where he died in 1889.

Mrs. Horton spent her girlhood in her native city and was nineteen years of age when she came with her parents to Iowa, where she has since made her home. On the 20th of September, 1865, she gave her hand in marriage to H. A. Horton, a son of George W. and Eliza (Brotherlin) Horton, who were residents of Clinton, Iowa, at the time of their demise. Their son, H. A. Horton, acquired his education in the graded schools of LeClaire and, entering business life, became a steamboat engineer on the Mississippi river. He always led a busy and useful life, was faithful, reliable and industrious and his services were therefore, always in demand.

Mr. and Mrs. Horton became the parents of two children. Belle S., who was born February 23, 1868, is the wife of Edgar Kindley, a resident of Silvis, Illinois, where he is filling the position of superintendent of schools. They have one child, Murena Kindley. George W. Horton, who was born in 1871, is a resident of Rock Island, Illinois, where he carries on business as an electrician. He wedded Mary Headley and they have one child, Isabel Horton, who was born march 25, 1906.

The death of Mr. Horton occurred January 8, 1910, and was deeply regretted by many friends as well as his immediate family. He was a faithful member of the Masonic fraternity, affiliating with Snow Lodge, No. 44, F. & A. M., at LeClaire, and was held in high esteem. He gave his political support to the republican party and was a stanch advocate of its principles. He held the office of school director and was also a member of the city council, in which connection he exercised his official prerogatives in support of various progressive public measures. His long residence in this county made him widely known and his many substantial qualities gained for him the high regard of those with whom he was brought in contact.

More About GEORGE W HORTON:

Burial: Glendale Cem, LeClaire, IA, lot 285, site 2

Child of MARIE HEADLEY and GEORGE HORTON is:

i. ISABELLLE G⁶ HORTON, b. March 25, 1906, Rock Island, IL; d. November 23, 1998, Rock Island, IL; m. (1) R. N. ENGLESON, November 28, 1931; d. May 14, 1939; m. (2) GEORGE J. TILL, August 31, 1946, Moline, IL; b. June 19, 1904; d. January 13, 1988, Rock Island, IL.

Notes for ISABELLLE G HORTON:

Mrs. H. A. Horton

From "History of Davenport and Scott County" Vol. II by Harry E. Downer-S. J. Clarke Publishing Co. 1910 Chicago.

Surnames: Horton, Van Ostern, Hart, Foster, Mitchell, Brotherlin, Kindley, Headley.

More About ISABELLLE G HORTON:

Burial: November 28, 1998, Glendale Cem, LeClaire, IA, lot 284, site 3

More About GEORGE J. TILL:

Burial: Glendale Cem, LeClaire, IA, lot 284, site 2

32. BERNICE⁵ SUMMERS (AUGUSTUS DODGE⁴, LAUREL³, ENOCH², JOHN¹) was born September 06, 1886 in Marion Junction, Dallas Co, Alabama, and died November 02, 1971 in Marion Junction, Dallas Co, Alabama. She married JOSEPH A. OSGOODE. He was born August 18, 1875 in Canada, and died September 08, 1959 in Marion Junction, Dallas Co, Alabama.

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Burial: Marion Junction, Dallas Co, Alabama

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Burial: Marion Junction, Dallas Co, Alabama

Children of BERNICE SUMMERS and JOSEPH OSGOODE are:

i. ARTHUR⁶ OSGOODE, b. Abt. 1923, Montgomery, Montgomery Co, AL.

ii. MARY E OSGOODE, b. Abt. 1925, Montgomery, Montgomery Co, AL.

iii. ANNE M OSGOODE, b. Abt. 1928, Montgomery, Montgomery Co, AL.

33. HARRY S.⁵ LITTELL (AMANDA L.⁴ SUMMERS, REDMON CORNELIUS³, ENOCH², JOHN¹) was born 1872 in Nashville, IA, and died July 18, 1952 in Maquoketa, Jackson, IA. He married LENA ORCUTT. She was born 1874, and died January 14, 1944 in Maquoketa, Jackson, IA.

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Burial: Buckhorn Cem, Maquoketa, IA

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Burial: Buckhorn Cem, Maquoketa, IA

Children of HARRY LITTELL and LENA ORCUTT are:

i. TWIN⁶ LITTELL, b. May 05, 1918, Maquoketa, Jackson, IA; d. May 05, 1918, Maquoketa, Jackson, IA.

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Burial: Buckhorn Cem, Maquoketa, IA

ii. TWIN LITTELL, b. May 05, 1918, Maquoketa, Jackson, IA; d. May 05, 1918, Maquoketa, Jackson, IA.

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Burial: Buckhorn Cem, Maquoketa, IA

34. JESSIE⁵ LITTELL (AMANDA L.⁴ SUMMERS, REDMON CORNELIUS³, ENOCH², JOHN¹) was born in Nashville, IA. She married MYRON WOODS in Nashville, IA.

Children of JESSIE LITTELL and MYRON WOODS are:

i. HARRY⁶ WOODS.

ii. LAWERENCE WOODS.

iii. WILBER WOODS.

iv. FEMALE WOODS.

35. WALTER⁵ DUTTTON (ADELINE (ADDIE)⁴ SUMMERS, REDMON CORNELIUS³, ENOCH², JOHN¹) was born 1872, and died 1958. He married LILLIE MAE BOWLING. She was born 1881, and died 1972.

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Children: had 4 children

Child of WALTER DUTTTON and LILLIE BOWLING is:

i. CECIL⁶ DUTTTON, b. 1901; m. JACKIE QUACKENBUSH.

36. BERTHA⁵ DUTTTON (ADELINE (ADDIE)⁴ SUMMERS, REDMON CORNELIUS³, ENOCH², JOHN¹) was born 1874, and died 1932. She married GEORGE W BAKER 1896. He was born 1872, and died 1918.

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Children: had 8 children

Children of BERTHA DUTTTON and GEORGE BAKER are:

i. GRETA⁶ BAKER, b. 1897; m. IVAN BANKS.

ii. MYRON BAKER, b. 1900; d. 1961; m. LOLA BUCHANAN; b. 1907.

iii. GLADYS BAKER, b. 1902; m. EDWARD NELSON; d. 1975.

iv. RALPH BAKER, b. 1904; d. young.

v. CHARLES BAKER, b. 1905; d. young.

vi. META BAKER, b. 1910.

vii. ELEANOR BAKER, m. HARRY BROCH.

viii. GEORGE M BAKER, b. 1914; m. KAY MICHELSON.

37. EMERY KEEN⁵ DUTTTON (ADELINE (ADDIE)⁴ SUMMERS, REDMON CORNELIUS³, ENOCH², JOHN¹) was born 1880, and died January 09, 1951. He married LUCY BELLE SAGERS 1902. She was born 1881, and died 1971.

Children of EMERY DUTTTON and LUCY SAGERS are:

i. VERLE⁶ DUTTTON, b. 1904; m. DOROTHEA MILLER.

ii. CLIFFORD DUTTTON, b. 1907; d. 1986; m. (1) LURETTA LARKEY; m. (2) DOROTHY VAN RODEN.

iii. LYLE DUTTTON, b. 1910; m. VIVIAN HUTE; b. 1917.

iv. GLEN DUTTTON, b. 1913; m. DORIS BUDDE; b. 1920.

38. FLORA E.⁵ DUTTTON (ADELINE (ADDIE)⁴ SUMMERS, REDMON CORNELIUS³, ENOCH², JOHN¹) was born 1884, and died 1973. She married JAMES F HOPSON 1911. He was born 1870, and died 1929.

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Children: had 6 children

Children of FLORA DUTTTON and JAMES HOPSON are:

i. FRANCIS M⁶ HOPSON, b. 1912; m. BEATRICE MALLAND, 1939.

ii. EARL C HOPSON, b. 1914; m. DOROTHY LARKEY, 1936.

iii. PEARL HOPSON, b. 1917; m. CECIL STOLL; b. 1910; d. 1971.

iv. BERNICE HOPSON, b. 1920; m. MILTON WALTERS, 1946; b. 1920.

v. RALPH E HOPSON, b. 1919; m. FLORA FAIRBANKS, 1953.

vi. WALTER B HOPSON, b. 1922; m. (1) ELIZABETH FORSHA, 1944; b. 1926; m. (2) BONNIE PEYTON, 1951.

39. JOHN HERBERT⁵ LITTELL (ANNA⁴ SUMMERS, REDMON CORNELIUS³, ENOCH², JOHN¹) was born 1883 in Maquoketa, Jackson, IA, and died September 12, 1964. He married ELIZABETH WOODS. She was born 1886, and died February 22, 1965.

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Residence: resided near Nashville, IA

Children of JOHN LITTELL and ELIZABETH WOODS are:

i. LOREN ELMER⁶ LITTELL, b. 1914; d. February 11, 1917.

ii. BABY LITTELL, d. February 13, 1917, Jackson Co., Iowa.

40. OLIVE ELIZABETH⁵ SUMMERS (JOHN HENRY⁴, SHELDON³, ENOCH², JOHN¹) was born August 03, 1884 in Nashville, Jackson Co, IA, and died June 01, 1973 in Camdenton, Camden Co, MO. She married AUTHUR EUGENE DUNN December 18, 1906 in Central City, Linn Co, IA.

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Burial: June 04, 1973, City Cem, Lebanon, MO

Children of OLIVE SUMMERS and AUTHUR DUNN are:

i. MERLE ARTHUR⁶ DUNN, b. October 08, 1909, Central City, Linn Co, IA; d. July 06, 1980, Osage Beach, Camden Co, MO.

ii. JOHN LESTER DUNN, b. July 30, 1910, Loyalton, SD; d. February 06, 1993, SunCity, AZ.

iii. JAMES D. DUNN, b. May 10, 1917, Central City, Linn Co, IA.

41. CHARITY ANNA⁵ SUMMERS (JOHN HENRY⁴, SHELDON³, ENOCH², JOHN¹) was born Abt. 1888 in Nashville, Jackson Co, IA, and died November 1962 in Marion, IA. She married WILLIAM MILLS, son of PIERSON ALBERT MILLS. He was born October 03, 1887, and died December 07, 1960 in Marion, IA.

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Burial: Blodgett Cem, Central City, IA

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Burial: Blodgett Cem, Central City, IA

Children of CHARITY SUMMERS and WILLIAM MILLS are:

i. FERN ESTELLE⁶ MILLS, b. March 04, 1907, Linn City, Linn Co, IA; d. 1911, Linn City, Linn Co, IA.

ii. WILMA ETHYL MILLS, b. December 21, 1909, Linn City, Linn Co, IA; d. September 1949; m. GLEN OWEN.

iii. LUELLA MAE MILLS, b. November 19, 1912, Linn City, Linn Co, IA; d. January 04, 1931; m. JAMES RUSSELL WILKINSON, November 20, 1930.

iv. RITA MAXINE MILLS, b. July 06, 1915, Linn City, Linn Co, IA; m. (1) OTTO KOEPPEN, February 10, 1932; m. (2) GLEN FULLER, December 12, 1941.

v. DARLENE FAE MILLS, b. July 02, 1923, Central City, Linn Co, IA; m. THOMAS JOHN DUNNINGHAM, October 04, 1943.

vi. DONALD RAE MILLS, b. August 17, 1925, Central City, Linn Co, IA; d. 1980; m. MARY PALMER, December 17, 1944.

vii. WILLIAM JOSEPH MILLS, b. June 10, 1930, Central City, Linn Co, IA; d. 1992; m. MARY MARLENE COATE, October 14, 1956.

42. LAUREL H⁵ SUMMERS, SR (JAMES GREGG⁴, CALEB³, ENOCH², JOHN¹) was born Abt. 1906 in Jackson Co., Iowa. He married ANNA HURST August 1942 in Kansas City, MO, daughter of CHARLES HURST and GEORGIA STOUDT. She died July 03, 1966.

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Children: possibly adopted a fifth child

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Burial: Linwood Cem, Cedar Rapids, IA

Children of LAUREL SUMMERS and ANNA HURST are:

i. LORANN⁶ SUMMERS.

ii. DEBORAH SUMMERS.

iii. CAROL SUMMERS.

iv. LAUREL H SUMMERS, JR.

43. MARKEL "STUB"⁵ SUMMERS (JAMES GREGG⁴, CALEB³, ENOCH², JOHN¹) was born June 16, 1910 in Jackson Co., Iowa, and died May 10, 1999 in Maquokata, Jackson Co, IA. He married GLADYS B DAVISON August 02, 1937 in Caledonia, Minn, daughter of WILLIAM DAVISON and ALLIE MATHEWS. She was born July 08, 1919 in Jackson Co., Iowa, and died November 03, 1996 in Maquoketa, Jackson, IA.

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Burial: May 13, 1999, Mt Hope Cem, Maquokata, IA

Misc: died at the Crest Ridge Nursing Home, Maquokata

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Burial: Mt Hope Cem, Maquoketa, IA

Children of MARKEL SUMMERS and GLADYS DAVISON are:

i. DONNA SUE⁶ SUMMERS, m. JERRY MILLRIGHT.

ii. JIM SUMMERS, b. Maquokata, Jackson Co, IA.

44. VANCE L⁵ PETERS (MARY ISABEL (MAMIE)⁴ SUMMERS, CALEB³, ENOCH², JOHN¹) was born May 11, 1894 in Buckhorn, IA, and died November 12, 1962. He married CLARA D SCHROEDER December 26, 1916 in Waterloo, IA, daughter of AUGUST SCHROEDER and EMMA WELLENDORF. She was born October 06, 1897, and died October 07, 1987.

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Burial: Spragueville Cem

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Burial: Spragueville Cem

Children of VANCE PETERS and CLARA SCHROEDER are:

i. PATRICIA JEANNE⁶ PETERS, b. June 15, 1928.

ii. LESLIE K PETERS.

iii. VERA PETERS.

Generation No. 6

45. CURTIS E.⁶ ROGERS (SARAH LOUISE⁵ CURTIS, ELSIE ANN⁴ SUMMERS, LAUREL³, ENOCH², JOHN¹) was born October 23, 1897 in Port Byron, Illinois, and died May 21, 1958 in Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa. He married MAUDE GERTRUDE FICKEL August 15, 1917 in Princeton. Scott Co., Iowa, daughter of JOHN FICKEL and NELLIE STANLEY. She was born May 19, 1900 in 7 miles from Manchester, Clay Co, KY, and died October 11, 1982 in Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa.

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Burial: Memorial Park Cem, Davenport

Misc: Buried at Memorial Park, Davenport. Iowa

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Burial: Memorial Park Cem, Davenport

Misc: Buried at Memorial Park, Davenport. Iowa

Children of CURTIS ROGERS and MAUDE FICKEL are:

i. KATHRYN MARIAN⁷ ROGERS, b. February 09, 1918, Scott County, Iowa; d. July 20, 2000, Pleasant Valley, Scott Co, IA; m. HAROLD JOHN VOSS, April 07, 1941, Burlington, Iowa; b. January 08, 1919, Lincoln Twp, Scott Co, IA; d. December 05, 1992, Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa.

Notes for KATHRYN MARIAN ROGERS:

Kathryn Voss 07/22/2000 LeClaire, Iowa -- Services for Kathryn Voss, LeClaire, will be 1 p.m. Monday at Nelson Heesch Funeral Home, LeClaire. Burial will be in Glendale Cemetery, LeClaire. Visitation is 3-7 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home. Mrs. Voss died Thursday, July 20, 2000, at Riverview Manor, Pleasant Valley. She was a homemaker. Kathryn Rogers was born Feb. 9, 1918, in Davenport. She married Harold Voss in 1941 in Burlington. He preceded her in death. Memorials may be made to the Buffalo Bill Museum or LeClaire Ambulance. Survivors include a daughter, Kathy Mahmens, Bentonville, Ark.; sons, David and Ronnie, both of LeClaire, and Glenn, Topeka, Kan.; six grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; and a sister, Darlene Gowan, Allison Park, Pa.

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Burial: July 24, 2000, Glendale Cem, LeClaire, IA

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Burial: December 08, 1992, Glendale Cem, LeClaire, IA

ii. FRANK E. ROGERS, b. October 10, 1921, Scott County, Iowa; d. February 24, 1940, Princeton. Scott Co., Iowa.

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Burial: Glendale Cem, LeClaire, IA

Misc: died of pleurisy & heart

iii. MARLENE MARIE ROGERS, b. August 12, 1936, Scott County, Iowa; d. July 02, 1965, Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa; m. MERRILL K. BOYLE, May 25, 1958, Princeton. Scott Co., Iowa.

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Burial: Memorial Park Cem, Davenport

Misc: Buried at Memorial Park, Davenport. Iowa

iv. LIVING ROGERS

46. MERLE ARTHUR⁶ DUNN (OLIVE ELIZABETH⁵ SUMMERS, JOHN HENRY⁴, SHELDON³, ENOCH², JOHN¹) was born October 08, 1909 in Central City, Linn Co, IA, and died July 06, 1980 in Osage Beach, Camden Co, MO. He married (1) MARGUERITE ATKESON. She was born March 21, 1917 in Lincoln, MO, and died June 16, 1974 in Springfield, Greene Co, MO. He married (2) BERNICE ENGLICH. He married (3) WILMA HANKS.

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Burial: July 09, 1980, Blair Cem, Candenton, MO

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Burial: June 18, 1974, Blair Cem, Candenton, MO

Children of MERLE DUNN and MARGUERITE ATKESON are:

i. SUSAN⁷ DUNN.

ii. WILLIAM DUNN.

47. JOHN LESTER⁶ DUNN (OLIVE ELIZABETH⁵ SUMMERS, JOHN HENRY⁴, SHELDON³, ENOCH², JOHN¹) was born July 30, 1910 in Loyalton, SD, and died February 06, 1993 in SunCity, AZ. He married RUBY FAYE MASSEY June 30, 1934 in Marshfield, MO, daughter of FRANNIE MASSEY and ASILIS SMITH. She was born November 09, 1911 in Lebanon, Wright Co, MO, and died June 04, 1993 in SunCity, AZ.

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Burial: February 09, 1993, Sunland Mem Park, SunCity, AZ

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Burial: June 07, 1993, Sunland Mem Park, SunCity, AZ

Child of JOHN DUNN and RUBY MASSEY is:

i. BARBARA ANN⁷ DUNN, b. August 15, 1937, Springfield, Greene Co, MO; m. (1) WALTER B. LOVELAND, May 24, 1958; m. (2) RICHARD LEE RYAN, February 26, 1983, Scottsdale, AZ; b. October 02, 1944, Chicago Heights, IL.

48. JAMES D.⁶ DUNN (OLIVE ELIZABETH⁵ SUMMERS, JOHN HENRY⁴, SHELDON³, ENOCH², JOHN¹) was born May 10, 1917 in Central City, Linn Co, IA. He married EVA LUCILE COBURN August 21, 1951 in Inglewood, CA, daughter of JOHN COBURN and VALERIE MOROSIC. She was born June 10, 1924 in Indianola, NE.

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Christening: July 19, 1956, Manhattan Bch Comm Church, M.B., CA

Children of JAMES DUNN and EVA COBURN are:

i. MICHAEL J.⁷ DUNN, b. June 30, 1952, Santa Monica, CA; m. TRI DELENE MARTIN, June 01, 1985; b. October 02, 1956, Portland, OR.

ii. MICHELLE MARIE DUNN, b. October 23, 1955, Santa Monica, CA; m. TOOD PAUL MANWILL, May 16, 1987; b. November 17, 1959, Salt Lake City, UT.

49. PATRICIA JEANNE⁶ PETERS (VANCE L⁵, MARY ISABEL (MAMIE)⁴ SUMMERS, CALEB³, ENOCH², JOHN¹) was born June 15, 1928. She married ROBERT J ROSE August 21, 1949 in Spragueville, IA.

Children of PATRICIA PETERS and ROBERT ROSE are:

i. ROGER DEAN⁷ ROSE, b. May 24, 1953; m. LISA UNKNOWN.

ii. BARBARA LYNN ROSE, b. February 22, 1955; m. DAN COLBY.

iii. LORI LEE ROSE, b. November 28, 1956; m. ROBERT E BRIGGS, JR.

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04/08/2006

John Summers is my 5th Great Grandfather