Daughter of Thomas Charlton & Eleanor Scott
Dorothy CharltonDorothea b1808Apr16 Newcastleontyne Northumbrland the mother is still living and a resident of Minonk =Robert I. Cox mAuburn |
=James Settle b1804May31 Newcastle Northumberland m1835Jun21OntarioNY d1866Jan27Minonk LivingstonIL from injuries received by a runaway team ZionCemFlanaganIL |
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Stephen James Settle b1836Mar10 NiagaraNY d1864Feb1 ZionCemFlanaganIL |
entered the Union Army & died with smallpox at Camp Fry Chicago |
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Margaret Sabina/Saleina Settle b1838Mar10Lockport NiagaraCoNY within hearing of Niagara Falls came to McHenry Co. with parents 17years shortly afterward moved across the road to WalworthCoWis =Nelson Louks b1830Mar1NorfolkCoOnt son of William Louks & Huldah Hoffman, m1856Dec11WalworthCoWis farmer sec10 P.O.Minock 1854toOgleCoIll 1857toLivingstonCo schoolDirector |
James Wm. Louks b1858Sep24 unmarried |
resident of CO |
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Nelson Alex Louks b1860Aug23 |
unmarried d1885Sep5MeadCoKS |
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Dorothea Isabelle Louks b1862Jan22 |
unmarried resident of CO |
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Melissa Jane Louks b1864Jan18 |
living near James & Dorothea in CO |
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Stephen James Louks b1865Dec22 |
living near James & Dorothea in CO |
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Walter George Louks b1869Oct30 |
at home with parents |
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Thomas Charlton Louks b1871Dec11 |
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Margaret E. Louks b1874Jan20 |
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Malcom Wilfred Louks b1878Sep14 |
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Elizabeth Ann Settle b1841Jan3 LockportNiagaraNY just finishing her 18thyear school teacher of Minonk d1897Dec16 |
=John Louks, a nephew of Nelson Louks, now deceased m1865Mar8PontiacIL by Mr.Chist - 2 children |
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Isabelle Jane Settle b1843Jul6 LockportNiagaraNY |
d1857Oct14 a bright young girl of 14years |
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William Henry Settle b1846Jan15 Lockport, Niagara, NY d1924Jan19 Home on West Front St. Gridley McLean Co. IL GridleyCemetaryMcCleanCoIL Occupation: Grocery Store, Beekeeper, Egg production, Livestock Religion: Congregational during the late war served in the 17th IL Cavalry, when he was detailed to duty on the frontier; he was promoted Sergeant honorably discharged at the close of the war now living in Gridley McLean Co. IL =Amy Dayton Wilcox b1836Jun15TruxtonCortlandCoNY d1927Oct16GridleyIL GridleyCemetaryMcCleanCoIL Father: Jesse Wilcox Mother: Orilda Harrington m1867Aug3LivingstonCoIL FlanaganIL |
Jessie Mildred Settle b1868Jan21 LivingstonCoIL d1962May20CharitonIA CemetaryCharitonIA Housewife, mgr. of farms, grocery store & bakery teachers college in NormalIL =Joseph Lincoln Piper son of James Piper & Elizabeth Dodds b1864Jun15 on a farm near LowPointIL m1889Mar12GridleyIL d1936Jul11CharitonIA Owner grocery store, meat market, bakery 2 farms & houses Education Low Point Academy & Monmouth Teachers College NormalIL |
James Dayton Piper b1892/4 Near Clio IA |
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James Dayton Piper b1895Sep28ClioIA d1946Oct4CharitonPolkCoIA Partner in grocery store & meat market w/ brother Robert |
=Kathyrn McDonald b1894Feb7 d1967Apr m1918Jul9Presbyterian ParsonageCharitonIA |
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William Harlan Piper b1897Jul6 WayneCo.farm near Clio IA d1960Jun19CorydonIA grocery store owner m1923 =Anna Laura Copeland daughter of Josiah Carey Copeland & Anna Gibbon McCullough b1900Jul25CharitonIA d1965Dec9BloomfieldIA |
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George Samuel Piper b1899Apr10OakleyIA d1952May6CharitonPolkCoIA |
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John Theodore Piper b1900Jun5OakleyIA d1976May20DesMoinesIA Owner Candy Store & Real Estate Univ.ofIA1923 |
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Helen Katherine Piper b1903Aug21 OakleyIA d1979Jun13WebsterCoIA NorthLawnCem.FortDodge WebsterCoIA Graduated Iowa State College, Ames Iowa, 1926 Presbyterian m1928Jun27CharitonIA =Walter Allen Officer b1904Apr19 d1988Oct28FortDodgeIA |
Officer =Robert Lee Peppel b1931Sep4StLouisMO d1978 Buyer & Steel salesman 5kids m2=Fales |
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Officer =Thelma Ruth Prevost b1925Jul11CatonsvilleMD d1986Mar6CatonsvilleMD OldSalemCemeteryCatonsvilleMD 3kids |
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Joseph Howard Piper b1905Aug18CharitonIA d1994Feb19BoulderCo Univ.IABusinessDegree Owner, grocery str.in Mt. Aire, IA&Real Estate Co.in BoulderCO =Edson |
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Robert Lemuel Piper b1907Jun16CharitonLucasCoIA d1987Oct30CharitonLucasCoIA Owner grocery & candy store & meat mkt. w/brother DaytonChar =Ruth Bernice Orth b1909Nov5LenoxIA d1979Apr23 m1930Sep10CedarFallsIA |
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Elizabeth Minerva Minnie? Settle b1871Jan5IL m1894 =Andrews |
William Thomas Andrews b1893Nov2 |
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Minerva Belle[Minnie] Andrews d1945 |
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Emma Sabina Settle b1874May24IL d1964 m1892Jun26 McLeanIL =John Frank Lusher bc1872IL m1892Jun26McLeanIL |
John Franklin, Jr. Lusher |
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Emma Lucile Lusher b1895Jul27 |
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Iona Lusher |
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Lois May Lusher |
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Jesse Lusher b1897Jun8 |
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Mary Orilda Mamie Settle b1876Apr26GridleyMcCleanCoIL m897McLeanCoIL =Henry S. Drum |
Thelma Dorothy Drum |
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Carabelle Abbie Drum |
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Margaret Isabella Bellee Settle b1878Apr5GridleyMcCleanCoIL d1960Oct10 m1904Dec7McLeanCoIL =Justus Earl Taylor b1879Aug7 |
Justus Earl Jr. Taylor |
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Dorothy Charlton |
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Thomas Charlton "Chad" Settle b1849Apr15 Lockport, Niagara, NYDeath: 16 OCT 1906 Burial: Gridley, McLean, IL resident of Gridley IL =Florence Isabelle Vert b1857Mar2CastletonIN [New Castle, Henry, IN] m1875Jul4OrleansNY
NELSON LOUKS, page 433, 434, 435 History of Livingston Co., 1888.
Nelson Louks, a native of the dominion of Canada is known as one of the most prosperous farmers of Nebraska Township. His boyhood was spent amid the quite scenes of rural life which was about 20 rods from Lake Erie in Norfolk Co., Canada. He began life on the 1st of March 1830, the son of Wm. and Huldah Hoffman Louks, natives of New York and Vermont, who became the parents of nine children, of whom our subject was the seventh in order of birth.
The paternal grandparents of our subject, Henry Louks and his wife were born in New York State, the former about 1760. He removed to Vermont 43 years later, where he carried on farming, and late in life joined his son William in Canada, where he died of typhoid fever when 62 yrs. of age. His ancestors came from Holland and were among the earliest settlers of the Empire State. His son, Wm., the father of our subject was born in Dutchess Co., NY , March 22, 1878 and was a carpenter by trade. When the War of 1812 broke out he was working at this trade in Canada, he went back to NY and served in the militia. He had in the meantime been married, about 1808, to Miss Huldah Hoffman, who was born in Franklin Co., VT, Oct 16, 1791. They returned to Canada in the fall of 1821, where the death of the father occurred April 11, 1857, while the mother passed away five yrs. later, June 18 1862. The record of their children is as follows: Sarah was born Apr 9 1810 in Franklin Co., VT and became the wife of Solomon Griffin; she is now living in Delhi, Canada and is the mother of 7 children, all of whom are married. Elizabeth was born Nov 28 1811 and married Abram Mills who has a large farm in the Province of Ontario, Canada; they have 9 children, all married. Jacob was born June 22 1815, was twice married, and died in 1865, leaving a large family; Eusebia was born July 19, 1817 ad first married Edwin Potts, who died leaving no children; she then became the wife of Levi Steinhoff, who is also deceased; they had two children, and she now makes her home with her son in Nebraska Township, this county. Melissa was born Aug 28 1819 and became the wife of Alex Cowan; she lives in Canada and has several children, all married. Wm. H., the first of the children born in Canada, was born Nov 29 1828, and is now a prosperous lumberman and farmer of Lapeer Co., MI; he is married and the father of 5 children. Alex was born June 2 1832, resides in Canada, is married and has 6 children; Lucy was born Aug 30 1835 and resides in Canada, being the wife of John Reid and the mother of 6 children.
Mr. Louks remained with his parents on the farm until 24 yrs. of age. Upon leaving the parental fold he migrated westward to Ogle Co, this State, where he worked one year by the month, next two years cultivated rented land. In Oct 1855, he purchased 160 acres on Section 10, Nebraska Twp., this county, where he took up his abode. His purchase was practically uncultivated. He was strong and Dec 11 1856, strengthened his resolution to build up a homestead by marriage with the lady of his choice, Miss Margaret Sabina Settle.
In the spring of 1857 our subject and his young wife moved to their present location which has been their home where 9 children were born. James Wm. born Sept 24 1858 is still unmarried and a resident of CO; Nelson Alex born Aug 23 1860, died unmarried Sept 5 1885 in Mead Co., KS; Dorothea Isabelle was born Jan 22, 1862, is unmarried and a resident of CO; Melissa Jane born Jan 18 1864, Stephen James, Dec 22 1865 are living near their brother and sister in CO; Walter George ws born Oct 30 1869 and continues at home with his parents; Thomas Charlton was born Dec 11 1871 on the fifteenth anniversary of his parents' wedding; Margaret E. was born Jan 20 1874; Malcom Wilfred was born Sept 14 1878 and died Oct 27 following.
Mrs. Louks was born March 10, 1838, in Lockport, Niagara Co., NY within hearing of the roar of Niagara Falls, and could often see the spray rising from the foaming water. She came to McHenry Co., this State, with her parents when a maiden of seventeen, and shortly afterward they removed across the road into Walworth Co., Wisconsin. Her parents James and Dorothea Charlton Settle were natives respectively of NY and Newcastle, England. The father was a carpenter by trade but also followed farming and had been engaged in mercantile pursuits; subsequently they came to this county in 1861. The record of their six children is as follows: Stephen James, born Mar 10 1836, entered the Union Army and died with smallpox at Camp Fry, Chicago; Margaret, Mrs. Louks; Elizabeth Ann, born Jan 3 1841, married John Louks, a nephew of our subject, now deceased, and became the mother of two children; she afterward engaged as a teacher, and is just finishing her eighteenth year in the schools of Minonk. Isabelle was born Jul 6 1843 and died Oct 14, 1857, when a bright young girl of fourteen years; William H. was born Jan 15 1846, and during the late war served in the 17th IL Cavalry, when he was detailed to duty on the frontier; he was promoted Sergeant and honorably discharged at the close of the war, and is now living in Gridley, McLean Co., IL; Thomas Charlton, born Apr 15 1849, is also a resident of Gridley. Mr. Settle died at Minonk on the 27th of Jan, 1866, from injuries received by a runaway team; the mother is still living and a resident of Minonk. Mrs. Dorothea Settle was born at Newcastle-on-Tyne, England, Apr 16 1808. She came to America with her father and step-mother in 1825, and they purchased a tract of land near Penn Yan, NY. Mrs. S. was first married at Auburn to Robert I. Cox, and the second time in 1835 to the father of Mrs. Louks. Her father, Henry Settle, a native of NY, entered the Revolutionary army when a boy fourteen years of age by the desire of his mother; a woman who possessed remarkable patriotism and believed it her duty to give her son to the cause. His father was also in the army at the same time. Both escaped unharmed and the family afterward took up their residence in Canada. A cousin of Mrs. Louks, John Charlton, is a member of the Dominion Parliament. Mrs. Louks' great grandmother was a native of Stuble, England; she was born in 1756 and died at the age of 55 years. Her husband, Thomas Charlton, was born Sep 13, 1737 and died Sep 7 1815. Mrs. Louks' father was born May 31, 1804. |
Stella [Estella] Settle b1874AugPontiacIL d1933 |
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Lula Settle b1878Jul8 GridleyMcCleanCoIL d1878Jul8 |
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Vinnie Bedell Settle b1879Jul3 GridleyMcCleanCoIL d1958Dec12MelroseAbbyCA =William Clarence Swallow b1877Feb21GridleyMcCleanCoIL d1919Aug28AnnArborMich GridleyCemetaryMcCleanCoIL |
Infant Swallow b1891 GridleyMcCleanCoIL |
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Florence Swallow dc1990 =Mr.Carrol 3kids |
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Nettie Izabelle Settle b1882Dec18 GridleyMcCleanCoIL d1913Oct2 GridleyCemetaryMcCleanCoIL =William Fritz buriedDenverCo |
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Libby[Infant] Settleb1883Oct3 d1887Dec9 |
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Amy Dorothy Dayton Settle b1887Jan29GridleyMcCleanCoIL d1887Jan29GridleyMcCleanCoIL BurialFloralHillHoopestonCoIL =Charles Raymond Whiteman b1886Sep25 d1951Oct22AneheimCA |
Iverson Kenneth, Sr. Whiteman b1907Oct5GridleyMcCleanCoIL d1966Apr8DanvilleIL BurialFloralHillHoopestonCoIL m1932Dec29 =Dorothy Dora Obenland b1914Oct11RankinIL d1987Aug8ChampaignIL |
Charles Arthur Whiteman b1933Feb23HoopestonIl JohnsonCemDanvilleIL m1964Jun6HoopestonIl =Clara Anna Crose b1934Aug8DanvilleIL 3kids |
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Juanita June Whiteman b1935May19HoopestownIL =Ferguson 7kids |
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Marjorie Jean Whiteman b1939Mar18HoopestonIl d1991Jun12McHenryIL BurialFloralHillHoopestonCoIL m1957Feb16HoopestonIl =Mr.Elsey 6kids |
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Mary Emaline Whiteman b1942Mar20HoopestonIl d1943Sep6HoopestonIl |
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Hylma Fae Whiteman b1912May28SalemIN d1994Mar11HoopestonIl EastLynnCemIL =McNeely |
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Mr.Whiteman =Martha Irene Kinneer b1917Jul27BoswellIN d1993Jun3 daughter of Benjamin Arthur Kinneer & Lenna M. Cartwright VeteransCemDanvilleIL |
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James Claire Whiteman b1927Dec29PontiacLivingstonCoIL d1993Feb20Nat'lCemHoustonTX =Richardson |
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Diane Leigh Whiteman b1953Dec11MercedCA d1992Mar27 SnevedaVeteranCem =Newham 2kids |
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William Louks b1787Mar22DutchesCoNY son ofHenry Louks b1760NY Dutch |
=Huldah Hoffman b1791Oct16FranklinCoVt |
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Sarah Louks b1810Apr9FranklinCoVt =Solomon Griffin resDelhiOnt |
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Elizabeth Louks b1811Nov22 =Abram Mills Ontario |
9kids all married |
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Jacob Louks b1815Jun22 d1865 m2 |
large family |
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Eusebia Louks b1817Jul19 resNebraskaTwpLivingstonCoIll =Levi Steinhoff |
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Melissa Louks b1819Aug28 resCanada =Alex Cowan |
several children all married |
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William H. Louks b1828Nov29Ontario resLapeerCoMich =Agnes Gray daughter of Jane Charlton |
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Nelson Louks b1830Mar1Ont =Margaret Sabina Settle b1838Mar10LockportNY daughter of Dorthy Charlton |
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Alex Louks b1832Jun2 resCanada |
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Lucy b1835Aug30 resCanada =John Reid |
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