ANDREW WAS BORN  NOVEMBER 2, 1866 & DIED JUNE 16, 1872 AGE 6 YEARS, 7 MO., 15 DAYS.
BURIED NEW FREEPORT CEMETERY, FREEPORT TWP., GREENE CO. PA.

NANCY (JACOB SENIOR'S WIFE) DIED MARCH 20, 1870 AT THE AGE OF 49. THIS WOULD HAVE MADE HER BORN IN 1821.

NAME: ANDERSON, MARY ANN
BIRTH DATE: 1840
DEATH DATE: 1868
MARRIAGE DATE:
SPOUSE: MARTIN, JOHN WESLEY(
MOTHER:
FATHER:
Children: JAMES G. W. , ELIZABETH CATHERINE (LIZ), MARY ( MOLLY) A.
INFO: ELIZABETH = MRS. ELIZABETH McGLUMPHY

NAME: ANDERSON, SARAH ELLEN
BIRTH DATE: January 21, 1854
DEATH DATE: November 1933 (Age 79 yrs 10 mo 5 days)
MARRIAGE DATE:
SPOUSE: MARTIN, JOHN WESLEY
MOTHER:
FATHER:
Children: JOHN, WILLIAM, CHARLES, JACOB, HARRY, MACK, LOUIS, SAMUEL, RUSSELL, ASA, THOMAS, LUCY, VIOLA, NATTIE
INFO: HAD A TOTAL OF 18 CHILDREN. SARAH (ANDERSON) MARTIN IS BURIED AT SHAMROCK, WHEELER COUNTY, TEXAS.

Mrs. Sarah E. Martin, 79, is survived by four sons, and one daughter here. A resident of Shamrock for the past 17 years, Mrs Sarah E. Martin, 79 years old, died at her home on North Choctaw Street Sunday, November (20)?, 1933. Mrs Martin was the mother of eighteen children, five of whom now make their home in Shamrock. Mrs. Martin was born January 21 1854. She came here with her family about 1916 from West Virginia and made her home in Shamrock and nearby communities ever since. Since the death of her husband, a son Tom Martin and family made their home with her.. Funeral services were held at the Shamrock Cemetery Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock with Rev. Virgil M. Lollar of the Lela Baptist Church in charge. Mrs. Martin had been a member of the Baptist Church since girlhood. Among the survivors are four sons and one daughter who make their home in Shamrock: Jake Martin, Tom Martin, and John Martin and Mrs Lucy Darling. Four other sons with their families were present for the funeral also, Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Martin of Clayton, N.M.: Russell Martin of Cenico, N.M.: Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Martin of Oklahoma City, and Will Martin and son of Frederick, Okla. M. M. Nix Funeral Home was in charge of internment in the local cemetery.

NAME: ATKINSON, CHARLES
BIRTH DATE: 1760
DEATH DATE: APRIL 30, 1834
MARRIAGE DATE:
SPOUSE: SEE INFO.
MOTHER: CROSS, MARY
FATHER: ATKINSON, CORNELIUS
Children:
INFO: 1ST WIFE SARAH McKNIGHT - 2ND WIFE ELIZABETH STEPHENS. BURIED AT CAMERON, OHIO

James and Charles were the two oldest children of Cornelius and they and their father enlisted in the American army, and served the entire time of the revolutionary war; Cornelius was a lieutenant; Charles was about sixteen years old at the time of his enlistment. Charles was the father of fourteen children, six sons and eight daughters; the oldest son, known in history as General Atkinson, was born in Northumberland county Pennsylvania; His mother died when he was an infant; afterward Charles married Elizabeth Stephens, and their two oldest children, Keziah, who was married to Mitchel McCoy, and Mary, who married Gilbert McCoy, both having lived and died in this county, and buried at Cameron, were born in Northumberland county Pennsylvania; they then moved from there to Dauphin county, Pennsylvania, at the mouth of the Juniata river.

NAME: ATKINSON, CORNELIUS
BIRTH DATE: 1732 (IN SURRY, VA.?)
DEATH DATE: 1815
MARRIAGE DATE: 1758 IN NORTHUMBERLAND CO. PA.
SPOUSE:  CROSS, MARY
MOTHER:
FATHER: ATKINSON, ROBERT
Children:CHARLES, WILLIAM, MARY, MARGARET, KEZIAH, ROBERT, REBECCA, ISAAC, JAMES. MAY HAVE LIVED IN CUMBERLAND CO. PA IN 1790.
INFO:REVOLUTIONARY WAR VET (LT. PA.) Cornelius Atkinson was son of Robert Atkinson of Ireland. The children of Cornelius Atkinson and Mary Cross from Vol 2 of Catharine Fedorchak's Monroe County Records and 1882 Hardesty's History of Monroe County are; James born 1762 married Mary Brown; Charles 1760 - 1834 married Sarah McKnight and Elizabeth Stephens; Robert; William married Mary McCoy; Mary married a Jones and an Ingram; Margaret married a Baskins; Keziah married James Martin; Jane married a Robinson; Rebecca married a Clark; Michael 1783 - married Margaret; Isaac married Margaret Holmes and Cornelius, Robert, Mary, Jane, Rebecca, and Cornelius remained in Pa., the others came to Monroe County. Cornelius and Mary (Cross) Atkinson, emigrated from Ireland to America a few years before the revolutionary war, and settled in Northumberland county, Pennsylvania.. ( This may not be true there are records of a Cornelius Atkinson being born in Surry, Virgina whose father names was Robert. There are also records of Cornelius and Mary Cross being born in Northumberland Co. Pa.) James and Charles were the two oldest children of Cornelius and they and their father enlisted in the American army, and served the entire time of the revolutionary war; Cornelius was a lieutenant; Charles was about sixteen years old at the time of his enlistment. Cornelius and his wife died in Dauphin county. But little is known concerning the father of Cornelius, only that his name was Robert, and that he was a native of Ireland.

NAME: ATKINSON, HENRY
BIRTH DATE: 1782
DEATH DATE: 1842
MARRIAGE DATE:
SPOUSE:
MOTHER: McKNIGHT, SARAH
FATHER: ATKINSON, CHARLES
Children:
INFO: Henery was not the Brigadier General in the U. S. Army involved in the Black Hawk war, (1832).

NAME: ATKINSON, JANE(JENNIE)
BIRTH DATE:
DEATH DATE:
MARRIAGE DATE:
SPOUSE: ROSS, HENRY
MOTHER: BROWN, MARY
FATHER: ATKINSON, JAMES
Children: SYLVESTER , ROBINSON, MARY, ELIZABETH, JAMES, MARGARET, WILLIAM
INFO:

NAME:ATKINSON, JAMES
BIRTH DATE: 1762
DEATH DATE:
MARRIAGE DATE:
SPOUSE:BROWN, MARY
MOTHER: CROSS, MARY
FATHER:ATKINSON, CORNELIUS
Children: MARGARET, REBECCA, KEZIAH, NANCY, JANE (JENNIE) , KINSEY
INFO: James served in the American Revolution.

James was engaged with his brother Charles in protecting the frontier at the time against Indian hostilities, and both emigrated to Ohio from Pennsylvania at the same time. James was a single man at the time he came to this state, but soon afterward married Mary Brown (usually called Aunt Polly Atkinson by the young people in earlier times) and shortly after their union, moved to Licking county in this state among the Indians, but remained there but a short time when they moved back to this county and settled on Sunfish creek near the mouth of Atkinsons's run, bought a quarter section of land from the government, erected a house thereon, and laid out the town of Jamestown (now called Cameron), and having lived there for many years, and raised a large family of children, he died at a good old age, and his remains were interned in the Cameron cemetery, his relict (Aunt Polly) lived in this county several years after his death, and moved with one of her sons to Wood county, West Virgina, and died there at a very old age.

NAME:ATKINSON, NANCY
BIRTH DATE:
DEATH DATE: JAN. 10, 1886
MARRIAGE DATE:
SPOUSE:ROSS, WILLIAM
MOTHER:BROWN, MARY
FATHER:ATKINSON, JAMES
Children:
INFO: Nancy died in Wheeeling , Ohio Co., W. Va. on Jan. 10, 1886 of Paralysis. She was 87 years, 1 month, and 11 days old. Color was listed as white. Death was recorded in record #5, page 9 in 1886

NAME: BOONE, MINERVA
BIRTH DATE:
DEATH DATE:
MARRIAGE DATE:
SPOUSE: MORRIS, S. (24)
MOTHER:
FATHER:
Children: ED, , IRA , PERRY , JOHN
INFO:MAY HAVE HAD 8 CHILDREN TOTAL

NAME:BROWN, MARY
BIRTH DATE:
DEATH DATE:
MARRIAGE DATE:
SPOUSE: ATKINSON, JAMES
MOTHER: LYTLE, ELENORE
FATHER: BROWN, MATHEW
Children: MARGARET, REBECCA, KEZIAH, NANCY, JANE(JENNIE)
INFO: In 1850, Mary Atkinson was living beside Kinsey and Alice in Salem Township, Monroe County, Ohio. She evidently moved to Wood County with Kinsey's family, since her death is recorded there. Kinsey and Alice lived in Steele District, Wood County. Mary Brown (usually called Aunt Polly Atkinson by the young people in earlier times)

NAME: BUSH, MARGARET JANE
BIRTH DATE: NOV. 26, 1851
DEATH DATE: FEB. 26, 1928
MARRIAGE DATE: APRIL 11, 1877
SPOUSE: JOHNSON E.
MOTHER: BONAR, MATILDA
FATHER: BUSH, WILLIAM
Children: CHARLES E., WYLE , MAYE HOWARD , ELSIE COURTWRIGHT), WILLIAM EDGAR
INFO: LIVED IN FORK RIDGE, W.VA. LATER MOVED TO LOUDENVILLE, W.VA. - BORN
ON BOWMAN RIDGE - MEMBER OF THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH AT CAMERON W.VA.

MRS. EZEKIAL JOHNSON DIES AT LOUDENVILLE
Mrs. Ezekial Johnson passed away at her home in Loudenville, Sunday evening , February 26, 1928 at 10:30 o'clock. after an extended illness. Mrs Johnson was born on Bowman ridge, November 26, 1851. Her maiden name was Margaret Jane Bush, daughter of Willian and Mattlda Bush. Her entire life was spent on Bowman Ridge, Fork Ridge, and Loudenville. She was united in marriage to Ezekial Johnson , and to this union five children were born, all of whom survive. She was a life-long member of the Christian Church at Cameron and was an active member until failing health made it impossible for her to attend. Her true, Christian life has been an inspiration to many, and God has called her to her reward. She is survived by her husband Ezekial Johnson of Loudenville, three sons, Edward of Moundsville, Wyle of Kittanning, Pa., and Charles of Cameron; Two daughters, Mrs. Maye Howard, of Moundsville and Mrs. Elsie Courtwright of Cameron. one brother, W. A. Bush of near Pleasant Valley; and a host of other relatives and friends. A sister, Mrs Elizabeth Mangold, preceded her to the great beyond less than a week ago. Funeral arrangements are incomplete. Note: Age given (24) at the time of marriage in Marshal Co. Marriages 1835-1899 by Wes Coltran, Parkersburg, W.Va. conflects with age calculated from Obit.