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Generation No. 1
1. SAMUEL4 MANSKER (JOHN3, JOHN2, LUDWIG1) was born 16 December 1795 in Beargrass Creek, KY
(Source: (1) 1850 Census, Randolph Co., IL., (2) Illinois Trails,
"Electronic."), and died 4 January 1884 in Randolph Co., IL (Source:
(1) Mansker Cemetery, "Electronic.", (2) Dennis Mansker,
"Electronic."). He
married (1) NANCY CRAWFORD (Source: Dennis Mansker,
"Electronic," surname.) 20 April 1816 in Randolph Co., IL (Source: (1) Dennis
Mansker, "Electronic.", (2) Illinois Statewide Marriage Index, "Electronic."), daughter of ? CRAWFORD. She was born 1 August 1802 in SC (Source: Dennis Mansker,
"Electronic."), and died 27 November 1844 in Randolph Co., IL (Source: Mansker Cemetery, "Electronic."). He married (2) ELIZABETH BARTEL
(Source: Dennis Mansker, "Electronic," surname.) 11 June 1846 in Randolph Co., IL (Source: Illinois
Statewide Marriage Index, "Electronic."). She was born 9 March 1815 in OH (Source: (1) 1850 Census, Randolph Co.,
IL., (2) Mansker Cemetery, "Electronic."), and died 18 September
1853 in Randolph Co., IL
(Source: (1) Mansker Cemetery, "Electronic.", (2) Marian
Jacq, "Electronic.").
He married (3) ELIZABETH MASON 26 February 1854. She
was born Bef. 1834 (Source: Me, Guess.). He married (4) NANCY NELSON 6
November 1856 (Source: Dennis Mansker,
"Electronic."). She
was born 21 July 1824 (Source: Mansker Cemetery,
"Electronic."), and died 2 September 1902 in Randolph Co., IL (Source: Mansker Cemetery, "Electronic.").
Notes for SAMUEL MANSKER:
Guardian of Francis
Marion Bilderback (17 Nov 1833), Randolph Co., IL
(http://www.itrails.org/Randolph/...)
1883 Pension List for
Randolph Co., IL
http://www.iltrails.org/Randolph/1883pension4.htm
Name
Cause for pension Monthly
Rate Beginning Date
Rockwood PO
Samuel Mansker Survivor of
1812
8
Dec 1872
Mansker Samuel May 12, 1829
Federal sale of land in Jackson Co., IL
MANSKER WILLIAM May 12, 1829 Federal sale (FD)
MANSKER SAMUEL Oct. 4, 1831 Federal sale (FD) "
MANSKER WILLIAM Oct. 4, 1831 Federal sale (FD) "
MANSKER JOHN Sept. 9, 1836 Federal sale (FD)
(http://www.iltrails.org/Jackson/land2.htm)
Census 1850, Randolph
Co., IL
Township 8 South Range 5 West
Enumerated 20 Sep 1850 by John Parks
Household Surname Name Age Sex Occupation Real Value Birthplace Comments
866 Mansker Samuel 55 M Farmer 8,000 KY
Elizabeth
35 F OH
William W 12 M IL
Robert B 12 M IL attends school
Thaddeus S 8 M IL attends school
Henry C 8 M IL attends school
Mahala 6 F IL
attends school
Margaret A H 2 F IL
attends school
Moore John 26 M Laborer IL cannot read or write
Elizabeth 20 F IL cannot read or write
(
http://www.iltrails.org/randolph/1850rc593.htm)
The Will of Samuel
Mansker
Note: This will of
Samuel Mansker was written on June 12, 1873, but it wasn't recorded until February 2,
1885, the same date as a
revised will was recorded by Louis Dudenbostel, County Clerk.
June 12, 1873--
In the name of God
Amen:
I, Samuel Mansker of
Liberty Precinct County of Randolph and State of Illinois, being of sound
mind and memory and being impressed with the uncertainty of life and the
certainty of death do therefore make ordain and publish and declair this
present writing or instrument of writing to be my last will and testament
that is to say,
First-- I desire that
all my just debts and funeral expenses be paid.
Second-- I give and
desire my beloved wife Nancy Mansker in addition to the gifts bequeathments
and desire made by a marriage contract made and entered into by myself and
Nancy Nelson (now my wife) Nancy Mansker bearing date November sixth A.D.
1856 and recorded in book H H and pages 371 and 372 in the city of Chester
County of Randolph State of Illinois.
I give and desire to
her all that certain tract of land contained in Section three (3) in
township Eight (8) south of range six (6) west that is enclosed in the field
in the front of my house. Also so much of the South west quarter of Section
two (2) that lies in the same field and containing one hundred and thirty
acres more or less and stuated in the County of Randolph and State of
Illinois to together with all the hereditaments and appurtenances there
unto belonging or in anywise appertaining to have and to hold the premises
above described to my wife Nancy Mansker during the period of her natural
life. I also give and bequeath to her the sum of one hundred dollars at my
death and all of the personal property of each and every kind or nature
whatever and an ample amount of provisions for self and the family for one
year after my decease and she is to make no charge for board school and
clothing for the remaining children.
Third-- My daughter
Larancy Moore (daughter of my first wife) wife of John Moore deceased,
afterward the wife of James Keeton has nine children by the former husband
namely Samuel, Uriah, Sidney Moore, Catherine, Wilson, Vincent and Henry
Clay Moore and two by latter namely Martha Jane Keeton and James Keeton
that my daughter Larancy who is now deceased received of me during her life
time the sum of fifteen hundred and forty seven dollars ($1547) in money,
goods and chattels and personal property of different kinds which sum total
is considered by me as her full share of my estate and to each of her
children there to fore named I give and bequeath the sum of five dollars
each to be paid to them in final settlement by my executor here in after appointed
and directed.
Fourth-- That to my son
William Wallace Mansker deceased son of my first wife I did give and devise
by a former will all the following described tracts and parcels of land
situated in the county of Jackson and State of Illinois to wit: The north
half of the Northwest quarter of section five (5) in township eight (8)
south of range number four (4) west and containing seventy two acres and
eighty one hundredths of an acre (72 80/100) and the east half of the north
east quarter of Section eight (8) township nine (9) south of range three
(3) west and containing eighty acres and that by his request and permission
I did bargain sell and convey all lands afore said for the consideration of
the sum three hundred and seventy five ($375) to Nickolas Dougherty and
Burris of Jackson County. That in lieu of the lands aforesaid I did pay him
the sum of three hundred and seventy five dollars (375) and on the twenty
eighth day of February A. D. 1866 he gave me a receipt for the aforesaid sum
of money forever releasing me my executor administrator and heirs from all
liabilities to him for the sale of the aforesaid lands said receipt will be
found enclosed with this instrument of writing and a record of the same
will be found at the recorder office in the city of Chester in book HH page
595 on the 28th day of February A. D. 1866. The aforesaid sum of money is
in lieu of and in full of any of my landed estate.
I also give and
bequeath to his minor children (four in number) they four constituting one
heir, an equal share in my personal property on final settlement deducting
therefrom four hundred and thirty seven dollars and fifty cents ($437.50)
which he received in his lifetime and one hundred dollars I have given to
his widow for use and benefit of the two minor children. The other children
by his first wife have had no benefit of the last sum named all of which
must be accounted for on final settlement.
Fifth-- To the
surviving children of my daughter Elvira Pearson deceased (a daughter of my
second wife) namely Dennis Pearson and Lucy Pearson now Lucy Winston I give
and devise to them or and during the term of their natural lives and at
their deaths to their lawful heirs all the following described lots piece
or parcels of land situated in the county of Randolph, State of Illinois to
wit: the south east fractional quarter of section five (5) in township
eight (8) south of range six west containing one hundred and eight acres
more or less together with all the hereditaments and appurtenances there
unto belonging or in anywhere appertaining to have and to hold the premises
above described to the said Dennis Pearson and Lucy Pearson now Lucy
Winston for the term of their natural lives and at their deaths to their
lawful heirs forever. I also give and bequeath unto the said Dennis Pearson
and Lucy Pearson Winston one hundred dollars each to be paid to them by my
executor upon a final settlement and this is to be considered their full
share of my estate both real and personal.
Sixth-- To Robert Bruce
Mansker (son of my second wife Elizabeth) I give and devise to him for and
during the period of his natural life and after to his lawful heirs all the
following described lots pieces or parcels of land situated in the county
of Randolph State of Illinois to wit: The north half of the northwest
fractional quarter section five (5) township eight (8) south of range six
(6) west containing fifty two acres and seventy two hundredths of an acre
also the southwest fractional quarter of section five township eight south
of range six west containing six acres and nineteenth hundredths of an
acre. Also the south half of the north west quarter of section five
township eight south of range six west containing thirty two acres and
eighty nine hundredths. Also all of that part of the southwest fractional
quarter of section thirty three in township seven south of range six west
containing thirty two acres and eight hundredths also eight acres adjoining
off of the northwest quarter of section four which is to be of equal width
clear through from the northwest corner of section four to the Mississippi
River on the Illinois side. I also have given him at different times money
goods and chattels and personal property in the sum of nine hundred and
ninety three dollars ($993) which sum and the above described lands is all
that I intend him to have of my estate both real and personal.
Seventh-- To Thaddeus
Consteintine Suliska Mansker son of my second wife Elizabeth I have given
him at different times in personal property money good and chattels in the
sum of twenty one hundred eighty three dollars ($2183) and by an agreement
between him and I he is to have no more my estate either real or personal.
Eighth-- To my daughter
Margaret Catherine Johnson daughter of my second wife Elizabeth I give and
devise to her for and during the period of her natural life and after her
death to her lawful heirs all the following described lots pieces or
parcels of land situated in the county of Randolph State of Illinois to wit
the south east quarter of the south east quarter of section two in township
eight south of range six west excepting one square acre in the south west
corner which I have here to fore deeded away for school purposes. Also all
that part of section eleven that lies east of a line beginning at the south
west corner of the south east quarter of the southeast quarter of section
two and running south and parallel with the eastern lines of said
fractional section number eleven to the Mississippi River and supposed to
contain one hundred acres more or less together with all the hereditaments
and appurtenances, there unto belonging or in anywise appertaining to have
and to hold the premises above described to the said Margaret Catherine
Mansker Johnson during her natural lifetime and at her death to her lawful
heirs deducting therefrom the sum of five hundred and thirty eight dollars
which I have already advanced ($538) an equal share of my personal estate.
Ninth-- To Theresa
Rushing my daughter by my second wife Elizabeth I give and devise to her
for and during the period of her natural life and after her death to her
lawful heirs all the following described lots pieces or parcels of land
situated in the county of Randolph State of Ill. to wit: All of the south
east fractional quarter section four (4) township eight (8) south of range
six west excepting eleven acres on the west side of said fractional quarter
section four (4) said eleven acres are to run through the whole length from
north to south bounded on the east by a line parallel with the quarter
section on the west and containing one hundred acres more or less together
with all the hereditaments and appurtenances there unto belonging or in
anywise appertaining to have and to hold the premises above described to
the said Theresa Rushing for the period of her natural life and at her
death to her lawful heirs forever. I also give and bequeath to her and her
heirs an equal share of my personal estate on a final settlement deducting
there from the sum of four hundred and six ($406) which she has already
received which must be accounted for on a final settlement.
Tenth-- To Addaliza
Kirk a daughter by my fourth wife I give and devise to her for and during
the period of her natural life and after her death to her lawful heirs all
the following described lots pieces or parcels of land situated in the
county of Randolph State of Illinois to wit: The southwest quarter of the
southeast quarter of section two (2) in township eight (8) south of range
six west containing forty acres (40) also all of section eleven that lies
due south of the aforesaid quarter section clear to the Mississippi River
being the west half of the east half of fractional section number eleven in
township eight south of range six west and containing 120 acres more or
less together with all the hereditaments and appurtenances there unto
belonging or in anywise appertaining to have and to hold the premises above
described to her the said Addaliza Kirk for the period of her natural life
and after her death to her lawful heirs for ever.
I also give and
bequeath to her and her heirs an equal share of my personal estate on final
settlement deducting therefrom two hundred and fifty one dollars and ninety
five cents, which she has already received and must be accounted for in
final settlement of my final estate.
Eleventh-- To my son
Nelson Crain Mansker son of my fourth wife I give and devise to for and
during the period of his natural life and after her death to his lawful
heirs all the following described lots pieces or parcels of land situated
in the county of Randolph State of Ill. to wit: The east half of south west
quarter of section two (2) in township eight (8) south of range six (6)
west and containing eighty acres. Also all of section eleven that lies
south of the aforesaid tract of land it being the east half of the west
half of section eleven (11) township eight (8) south of range six west and
containing one hundred and twenty acres more or less together with all the
hereditaments and appurtenances there unto belonging or in anywise
appertaining to have and to hold the premises above described to the said
Nelson Crain Mansker during his natural life and at his death to his heirs
forever. I also give and bequeath to him and his heirs an equal share in
personal estate on a final settlement.
Twelfth-- To Elveretta
Mansker my daughter by my fourth wife I give and devise to her for and
during the period of her natural life and after her death to her lawful
heirs all the following described lots pieces or parcels of land situated
in the county of Randolph State of Illinois to wit: Eleven acres off of the
west side of the south east quarter of section four (4) and nine acres off
of the east side of the west half of the south west quarter of section four
(4) said dividing lines are to run parallel with the quarter section lines
also the east half of the southwest of section four (4). All of said lands
are in section four township eight (8) south of range six (6) west
containing one hundred acres more or less together with all the
hereditaments and appurtenances there unto belonging or in anywise
appertaining to have and to hold to the said Elveretta Mansker (Wood)
during her natural lifetime and at her death to her heirs forever. I also
give and bequeath to her and her heirs an equal share in my personal estate
on a final settlement.
Thirteenth-- To my
youngest son Herman Cole Mansker so of my fourth wife I give and devise
during his natural life and at his death to his lawful heirs all the
following described lots pieces or parcels of land situated in the County
of Randolph State of Illinois to wit: The west half of the south west
quarter of section two (2) township eight (8) south of range six (6) west
containing eighty acres also the west half of the west half of fractional
tract section eleven (11) township eight south of range six west and
containing one hundred acres more or less also ninety six acres and twenty
five hundredths of an acre off the east side of the south fractional half
of section three (3) by a line running north and south in township 8 range
6 west (this ninety six acres is subject to a reservation herein after
mentioned and described in favor of Alonzo Tinnin my step son) also the
east half of the south east quarter of section 34 township 7 south of range
6 west and containing twenty acres together with all hereditaments and
appurtenances to have and to hold the premises above described to the said
Herman Cole Mansker during his natural life and at his death to his heirs
forever provided that my son Herman Cole Mansker is not to interfere with
any of the rights and advantages given to his mother by virtue of the
written named marriage contract or by virtue of this present writing or
instrument of writing. I also give and bequeath to him an equal share in my
personal estate on a final settlement.
Fourteenth-- To Alonzo
Tinnen my stepson a son of my fourth wife I give and devise to him during
the term of his natural life and at his death to his natural heirs all the
following described lots pieces and parcels of land situated in the county
of Randolph State of Illinois to wit: The south west quarter of the north
west fractional quarter of section 3 in township 8 south of range 6 west
containing thirty five acres and the ninety three hundredths of an acre.
Also the west half of the south east quarter of the south east quarter of
section 34 township 7 south of range 6 west containing 20 acres together
with all the hereditaments and appurtenances there unto belonging or in any
wise appertaining to have and to hold the premises described above to said
Alonzo Tinnen during his natural life and at his death to his lawful heirs
forever. That in addition to the above grant he is to have the use of
twenty acres of the cleared land which is a part of the 96 and twenty five
hundredths of an acre that I have already given to my son Herman Cole
Mansker in which I made reservation in favor of the said Alonzo Tinnen as
long as he wishes to cultivate it himself but is not to have the privilege
of renting it to anyone but to his mother brothers or sisters and he may at
any time he wishes to after Herman Cole Mansker becomes of full and lawful
age give it up to him said twenty acres lay alongside said and adjoining
the 35 five acres and twenty hundredths of an acre that is described above.
I also give and bequeath to him the said Alonzo Tinnen or his heirs the sum
of one hundred dollars to be paid to him upon a final settlement of my
personal estate.
Fifteenth-- It is my
desire that if any of my heirs herein named (first the four minor children
of William Wallance Mansker 2nd Margaret Catherine Johnson 3rd Theresa
Rushing 4th Addaliza Kirk 5th Nelson Crane Mansker 6th Elveretta Mansker
and 7th Herman Cole Mansker should die and leave no lawful heirs the
surviving heir or heirs are to have an equal share in the estate of the
deceased and are to share and share alike provided that the heirs of
Larancy Moore, Robert Bruce Mansker and Thaddeus Constantin Suluski Mansker
or their heirs or any of them are not to have any portion of any estate or
estates of the above named heirs.
Sixteenth-- And all the
rest of my estate which I have not devised by will in this present writing
or instrument of writing to my heirs and should not grant bargain sell and
convey and convert into money or other securities before my death. I leave
for my executor herein after appointed to dispose of as I shall here in
afterward direct.
Seventeenth-- And I do
hereby request and appoint my friends John M. Woods, Broizeller Barnfield and
John Weakly to be the Executors of this my last will and testament and
especially request them with all reasonable diligence to administer upon my
Estate, and performthe trust herein provided.
Eighteenth-- Now having
disposed of all my real Estate by devise as here to fore described in this
present instrument of writing excepting the following described lots pieces
or parcels of land situated in the county of Randolph State of Illinois to
wit: All of the south west fractional quarter of section 3 containing two
and sixty six hundredths of an acre, also all of the north west fractional
quarter of section 10 containing two acres and fourteen hundredths of an
acres. Also all of the north fraction and half of section 9 containing
twenty six acres more or less all of the above is in township 8 south of
range 6 west also all of section 4 excepting what I sold to William
Griffeth and devised to Robert Bruce Mansker and Elveretta Mansker and
Theresa Rushing containing one hundred and twenty six acres more or less
and all in township 8 south of range 6 west said land are all on what is
known as Crane's Island.
I also have a tract of
land situated in township 8 south of range 6 west near the Village of Rockwood known as the Burk track containing forty five
acres more or less. Also thirty town lots more or less in the Mansker and
Park and Stearn Addition to the town of Liberty now Rockwood and I am
informed by James M. Brown that I have a small tract of land on the Island
opposite the town of Rockwood said tract must be on the end of the Island
and if upon being found I wish my executors to dispose of it and all the
rest of the lands as above described as I shall herein after direct.
First-- It is my desire
that my just debts and funeral expenses be fully paid.
Second-- I desire that
my executors shall collect and re-invest the moneys I have standing out
unless the parties now having same shall fully and amply secure same. It is
my will and desire that my said executors invest all my remaining portion
of my real estate into money at public or private sale on such terms at
such places and time as to them in their judgement may best secure the
interest of the estate hereby giving to my executors full power and
authority to sell at private or public sale for cash in hand or on a credit
as they may deem best and make all necessary transfers conveyances and
other instruments necessary in the premises, provided that the executors
are to give due notice of the time place and terms of any sale that is to
take place and to invest and keep invested all the proceeds of any sale
after all expenses are fully paid.
Third-- It is my desire
that my executor shall have a general supervisor over the whole of my
estate both Real and Personal except what is given to my wife in the marriage
contract and what is contained in this instrument or writing unless at her
request or unless she should die before the youngest child becomes of age
then in that case all the personal property given to her as foresaid is to
be disposed of by public sale and the money invested (after paying
expenses) for final distributions to see that all fences, ditches, dikes,
levies and drains which are or may be necessary for the successful
cultivation of the farm or farms. They shall rent same to the legatees if
he, she or they want them said legatees are to pay a yearly rent or rents
on all land or lands that they may cultivate exception ten acres which is
to be free of rent. Excepting however Margaret Catherine Johnson who is to
have fifteen acres free and Addaliza Kirk is to have twenty two acres free
of rent and other guarantee of land cultivated by all legatees are to pay a
yearly rent as other tenants until youngest child becomes of age or upon a
final settlement. And if the legatees does not want the farm or farms then
rent to the best tenants that can be had they all paying the customary
rates. I desire that if my present tenants should be living and want the
land to rent whilst they do their part well as they have here to fore done
I wish them to have the preference over others. After my legatees have had
their refusal, the manner of my present tenants as follows to wit: S. S.
Moore (Sidney Smith Moore), H. N. Moore, Joseph Spinner, Henry Wilson and
John M. Wood.
Fourth-- To receive
yearly rents from all legatees or tenants dispose of the same by sale
public or private or at the time may to them seem best and the proceeds to
be first what is needed for repairs of all kinds that may be necessary
(after all expenses are paid) for distributions on a final settlement.
Fifth-- I desire that
my executors shall immediately upon my death pay over to my wife the sum of
one hundred dollars which I have to fore directed in this instrument or
writing and especially request them that they see that she gets all the personal
property of each and every kind or nature whatever said allowance will be
found interlined on the first page of this instrument of writing just above
the bottom line.
That I request that the
Executors so manage my Estate so that by the time my youngest child becomes
of age the money will all be collected and ready for the final settlement,
finally I now say that the heirs which I wish to have an equal distribution
of my personal estate are as follows: Namely four minor children of William
Wallace Mansker deceased; Margaret Catherine Johnson, Theresa Rushing,
Addaliza Kirk, Nelson Crane Mansker, Elveretta Mansker and Herman Cole
Mansker. That after paying all the expensed of my estate and the several
requirements therein made the balance is to be equally divided between the
above named legatees and for further explanation I will say that the four
minor children of William Wallace Mansker deceased constitutes only one
heir.
In testimony thereof I
have here unto set my hand and affixed my seal in the presence of William
G. Harry, William Wood, S. S. Moore, Harry Wilson and Francis Crittenden
this twelfth day of June A. D. 1873.
Samuel Mansker [Seal]
(http://www.mansker.org/main.html)
----
Children of SAMUEL MANSKER and NANCY CRAWFORD are:
i. URI5 MANSKER, b. 2 April 1817, Randolph Co., IL (Source: Dennis Mansker,
"Electronic."); d. 24 March 1826, Randolph Co., IL (Source: Mansker Cemetery, "Electronic.").
ii. WILSON MANSKER, b. 17 August 1819, Randolph Co., IL (Source: Dennis Mansker,
"Electronic."); d. 6 January 1835, Randolph Co., IL (Source: Mansker Cemetery, "Electronic.").
iii. LORENZO MANSKER
(Source: Dennis Mansker, "Electronic."), b. 6 March 1821, Randolph Co., IL (Source: Dennis Mansker,
"Electronic."); d. 22 March 1826, Randolph Co., IL (Source: Dennis Mansker,
"Electronic.").
iv. ALTON MANSKER, b. 8 February 1822, Randolph Co., IL (Source: Dennis Mansker,
"Electronic."); d. 22 March 1826, Randolph Co., IL (Source: Mansker Cemetery, "Electronic.").
v. MATILDA MANSKER, b. 18 December
1824, Randolph Co., IL
(Source: Me, Guess, Mansker Cemetery "7m".); d. 16 July 1825, Randolph Co., IL (Source: Mansker Cemetery, "Electronic.").
2. vi. LARANCY MANSKER, b. 6 March 1827, Randolph Co., IL; d. 11 December 1868, Randolph Co., IL.
vii. BRICE MANSKER, b. 17 October
1829, Randolph Co., IL
(Source: Dennis Mansker, "Electronic."); d. 20 August 1835, Randolph Co., IL (Source: Mansker Cemetery, "Electronic.").
viii. AMANDA MANSKER, b. 6 November
1831, Randolph Co., IL
(Source: Dennis Mansker, "Electronic."); d. 24 September
1842, Randolph Co., IL
(Source: (1) Mansker
Cemetery, "Electronic.", (2) Dennis Mansker,
"Electronic.").
ix. ELLEN D. MANSKER, b. 17 April 1834, Randolph Co., IL (Source: Dennis Mansker,
"Electronic."); d. 16 December 1843, Randolph Co., IL (Source: Mansker Cemetery, "Electronic.").
x. JAMES MANSKER, b. 2 November
1836, Randolph Co., IL
(Source: Mansker Cemetery, "Electronic."); d. 29 November
1836, Randolph Co., IL
(Source: Mansker Cemetery, "Electronic.").
3. xi. WILLIAM WALLACE MANSKER, b. 21 December
1837, Randolph Co., IL; d.
1869, St. Genevieve Co., MO.
xii. HENRY CLAY MANSKER, b. 13 August 1842 (Source: (1) 1850 Census, Randolph Co., IL.,
(2) Dennis Mansker, "Electronic."); d. 11 April 1863 (Source: Tombstone, The Mansker Chronicles.).
Children of SAMUEL MANSKER and ELIZABETH BARTEL are:
4. xiii. ELVIRA5 MANSKER, b. 13 January 1836, Randolph Co., IL; d. 10 March 1885, Randolph Co., IL.
xiv. ROBERT BRUCE MANSKER
(Source: Will, Samuel Mansker 1873.), b. 5 February 1838, Randolph Co., IL (Source: (1) 1850 Census,
Randolph Co., IL., (2) Dennis Mansker, "Electronic.");
d. 1913 (Source: Dennis Mansker, "Electronic."); m. MARY ANN CAGLE, Abt.
1864 (Source: Dennis Mansker, "Electronic.").
xv. WILLIAM RODNEY MANSKER, b. 1 January 1840, Randolph Co., IL (Source: Dennis Mansker,
"Electronic."); d. 5 October 1846, Randolph Co., IL (Source: (1) Dennis Mansker,
"Electronic.", (2) Tombstone.).
xvi. THADDEUS CONSTANTINE SULISKA MANSKER
(Source: Will, Samuel Mansker 1873.), b. 2 January 1842, Randolph Co., IL (Source: (1) 1850 Census,
Randolph Co., IL., (2) Dennis Mansker, "Electronic.");
d. 10 October 1912,
Buchanan Co., MO (Source: Dennis Mansker, "Electronic.");
m. (1) CHRISTINA SWEAZEA, Abt. 1863 (Source: Me, Guess.); m. (2) MYRA UNDERHILL, Aft. 1883 (Source: Dennis Mansker,
"Electronic.").
xvii. MAHALA MANSKER, b. 14 June 1844, Randolph Co., IL (Source: (1) 1850 Census,
Randolph Co., IL., (2) Dennis Mansker, "Electronic.");
d. 25 December 1861,
Randolph Co., IL (Source: Dennis Mansker, "Electronic.");
m. DANIEL BRUNER, 24 October 1861, Randolph Co., IL (Source: Dennis Mansker,
"Electronic."); b. Abt. 1843 (Source: Me, Guess, wife's.).
xviii. MARGARET CATHERINE MANSKER
(Source: Will, Samuel Mansker 1873.), b. 13 December 1847, Randolph Co., IL (Source: (1) 1850 Census,
Randolph Co., IL., (2) Dennis Mansker, "Electronic.");
d. 13 June 1922
(Source: Dennis Mansker, "Electronic."); m. JOEL JOHNSON,
November 1868 (Source: (1) Will, Samuel Mansker 1873., (2) Dennis
Mansker, "Electronic.").
xix. THERESA MANSKER
(Source: Will, Theresa.), b. 30 November 1851 (Source: Dennis Mansker,
"Electronic."); m. JASON RUSHING, July 1869 (Source: (1) Will, Samuel Mansker
1873., (2) Dennis Mansker, "Electronic."); b. Abt. 1848
(Source: Me, Guess.).
Children of SAMUEL MANSKER and NANCY NELSON are:
5. xx. NELSON G.5 MANSKER, b. 3 November 1858, Randolph Co., IL; d. 16 April 1918, Randolph Co., IL.
xxi. ADDALIZA MANSKER
(Source: Will, Samuel Mansker 1873.), b. 20 January 1857 (Source: Dennis Mansker,
"Electronic.").
xxii. ELVERETTA MANSKER
(Source: Will, Samuel Mansker 1873.), b. 9 March 1860, Randolph Co., IL (Source: Dennis Mansker,
"Electronic."); d. 25 April 1926, Randolph Co., IL (Source: Dennis Mansker,
"Electronic."); m. JOHN D. WOOD, November 1879, Randolph Co., IL (Source: Dennis
Mansker, "Electronic.").
xxiii. HERMAN COLE MANSKER
(Source: Will, Samuel Mansker 1873.), b. 20 August 1863 (Source: Dennis Mansker,
"Electronic."); d. 11 February 1917, Tahlequa, OK (Source: Dennis Mansker,
"Electronic."); m. (1) NELLIE HARMON, Bef. 1888 (Source: Me, Guess.); m. (2) MARY KINNISON,
February 1889 (Source: Dennis Mansker, "Electronic.").
Generation No. 2
2. LARANCY5 MANSKER (SAMUEL4,
JOHN3,
JOHN2,
LUDWIG1) (Source: Will, Samuel Mansker 1873.) was born 6
March 1827 in Randolph Co., IL (Source: (1) 1850 Census., (2) Dennis
Mansker, "Electronic."), and died 11 December 1868 in
Randolph Co., IL (Source: (1) Will, Samuel Mansker 1873., (2) Dennis
Mansker, "Electronic," Tombstone.). She married (1) JOHN MOORE 13 February
1840 in Randolph Co., IL
(Source: (1) 1850 Census., (2) Dennis Mansker,
"Electronic."). He
was born 17 November 1813 (Source: Tombstone, The Mansker Chronicles.), and died 6 May 1862 in Randolph Co., IL (Source: Tombstone, The Mansker Chronicles.). She married (2) JAMES KEETON Abt.
1867 (Source: Me, Guess.).
He was born Abt. 1830 (Source: Me, Guess, wife's age.).
Children of LARANCY MANSKER and JOHN MOORE are:
i. SAMUEL6 MOORE, b. 1842 (Source: Census, 1850 Randolph
Co., IL.).
ii. URIAH MOORE, b. 1844
(Source: Census, 1850 Randolph Co., IL.).
iii. SIDNEY B. MOORE, b. 1849
(Source: Census, 1850 Randolph Co., IL.).
iv. CATHERINE MOORE, b. Abt.
1852 (Source: Me, Guess.).
v. WILSON MOORE, b. Abt.
1855 (Source: Me, Guess.).
vi. VINCENT MOORE, b. Abt.
1858 (Source: Me, Guess.).
6. vii. HENRY CLAY MOORE, b. 9 April 1861, Randolph Co., IL; d. 5 August 1942, Sidney, Richland Co., MO.
viii. NANCY C. MOORE, b. Abt.
1863 (Source: Me, Guess.).
Children of LARANCY MANSKER and JAMES KEETON are:
ix. MARTHA JANE6 KEETON, b. Abt. 1868 (Source: Me, Guess.).
x. JAMES KEETON, b. Abt.
1870 (Source: Me, Guess.).
3. WILLIAM WALLACE5 MANSKER (SAMUEL4,
JOHN3,
JOHN2,
LUDWIG1) (Source: Will, Samuel Mansker 1873.) was born 21 December
1837 in Randolph Co., IL (Source: (1) 1850 Census, Randolph Co., IL.,
(2) Dennis Mansker, "Electronic."), and died 1869 in St.
Genevieve Co., MO (Source: (1) Will, Samuel Mansker 1873., (2) Dennis
Mansker, "Electronic.").
He married (1) TANATHA E. DAVIS.
He married (2) MARTHA CRAIN 20 September 1860 in Perry Co., IL (Source: Randy
Crain, "Electronic."), daughter of BENJAMIN CRAIN and CASSANDRA BROWN. She was born 29 May 1842 in Perry Co., IL (Source: Randy Crain,
"Electronic."), and died 25 January 1866 in St. Genevieve Co., MO (Source: Randy Crain,
"Electronic.").
Child of WILLIAM MANSKER and MARTHA CRAIN is:
i. BENJAMIN HALLECK6 MANSKER.
4. ELVIRA5 MANSKER (SAMUEL4,
JOHN3,
JOHN2,
LUDWIG1) was born 13 January 1836 in Randolph Co., IL (Source: Dennis Mansker,
"Electronic."), and died 10 March 1885 in Randolph Co., IL. She married M. ABSALOM PEARSON
(Source: Dennis Mansker, "Electronic.").
Children of ELVIRA MANSKER and M. PEARSON are:
i. DENNIS6 PEARSON.
ii. LUCY PEARSON, b.
Bef. 1853 (Source: Me, Guess, marriage.); m. ? WINSTON, Bef.
June 1873 (Source: Will, Samuel Mansker 1873.).
5. NELSON G.5 MANSKER (SAMUEL4,
JOHN3,
JOHN2,
LUDWIG1) (Source: Will, Samuel Mansker 1873.) was born 3 November
1858 in Randolph Co., IL
(Source: Mansker Cemetery, "Electronic."), and died 16 April 1918 in Randolph Co., IL (Source: Mansker Cemetery, "Electronic."). He married EMMA "EMER" A. MOORE (Source:
Dennis Mansker, "Electronic.") September 1880 in Randolph Co., IL (Source: Dennis Mansker,
"Electronic."). She
was born 16 December 1857 (Source: Mansker Cemetery,
"Electronic."), and died 6 February 1932 in Randolph Co., IL (Source: Mansker Cemetery, "Electronic.").
Children of NELSON MANSKER and EMMA MOORE are:
i. A. EVERETT6 MANSKER, b. 9 July 1881, Randolph Co., IL (Source: Me, Guess,
Calculation (2 mos., 24 days).); d. 3 October 1881, Randolph Co., IL (Source: Tombstone, The Mansker Chronicles.).
ii. UNA MANSKER, b. 2 October 1890, Randolph Co., IL (Source: Me, Guess, Calculation
(1 year, 1 month, 1 day).); d. 3 November 1891, Randolph Co., IL (Source: Tombstone, The Mansker Chronicles.).
iii. NELSON G. MANSKER, b. 3 December
1894, Randolph Co., IL
(Source: Me, Guess, Calculation (10 months, 11 days).); d. 14 September 1895, Randolph Co., IL (Source: Tombstone, The Mansker Chronicles.).
Generation No. 3
6. HENRY CLAY6 MOORE [Picture] (LARANCY5 MANSKER,
SAMUEL4,
JOHN3,
JOHN2,
LUDWIG1) was born 9 April 1861 in Randolph Co., IL
(Source: Angela Steffke, "Electronic."), and died 5 August 1942 in Sidney, Richland Co., MO (Source: Angela
Steffke, "Electronic.").
He married SUSAN GENEVE BARON 22 December 1880 in Evansville Precinct, Randolph Co., IL (Source: Angela
Steffke, "Electronic.").
She was born 9 January 1862 in Vandalia, Fayette Co., IL (Source: Angela
Steffke, "Electronic."), and died 2 January 1925 in Sidney, Richland Co., MO (Source: Angela
Steffke, "Electronic.").
Children of HENRY MOORE and SUSAN BARON are:
i. JOSEPH C.7 MOORE, b. Abt. 1890 (Source: Me, Guess.); m. EVELYN STEVENS, 1912
(Source: Angela Steffke, "Electronic."); b. Abt. 1892
(Source: Me, Guess.).
ii. JAMES CAIRL MOORE, b. 23 May 1886 (Source: Angela Steffke,
"Electronic.").
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