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| 551 | Handwritten notes. | Carson, Christopher (I738)
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| 552 | Handwritten notes. | Tucker, Lou (I737)
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| 553 | Handwritten notes. | Parish, Ethel (I736)
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| 554 | Handwritten notes. | Lockard, Edd (I735)
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| 555 | Handwritten notes. | Lockard, Nellie (I734)
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| 556 | Harry Clarence Sr. was born Nov. 6, 1908 in a log cabin in Hardin County, Iowa built by his great grandfather William Lockard. Harry's mother Ethel Lockard and her father Ira Sanford Lockard were also born in the same log cabin. The log cabin has since been removed; however, the house built by Ira Sanford Lockard in 1893 is still standing at the old family farm in Hardin County. | Carson, Harry Clarence Sr. (I38)
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| 557 | History of Hardin Co. Iowa, 1883: http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~iabiog/hardin/h1883/h1883-union.htm#Wm. Lockard History of Hardin Co. Iowa, 1883: pages 417, 445, and 924 History of the Lockard Family by Ethel Lockard, Sept. 1982, See Ethel Carson U.S. Dept. of Veterans Affairs, National Cemeterery Administration, Nationwide Gravesite Locator Typed note from Mildred Whitwood, page 2 says: William E. Lockard and wife Elizabeth Ann Steinberger came in a covered wagon with four sons from Ohio. A little daughter died as an infant and was buried in Ohio. Two sons John Lockard and Phlander Lockard ages 21 and 23 years enlisted in the Civil War, both were wounded and died. One son, John Lockard was sent to waterloo, and his father, William E. Locard drove a wagon and horses to bring him home from Waterloo, he died on the way home from Waterloo and is buried in Hauser Cemeter, Whitten, Iowa. The other son is buried in a veterans cemetary in Ohio. The two sons, George E. Lockard and Thomas Jefferson Lockard helped their father cut timber and hewed them square to build the log cabin in which they lived. Another son was born in the log cabin, Ira Sanford Lockard, March 13, 1856. Later the log cabin was built on to and all resided with walnut siding. Mr. William Lockard purchased land from Greenberry Haggin and broke up the virgin soil until he had two hundred, forty acres. The son Ira Lockard married Rosina Camelia Jester, November 5, 1876. She was the daughter of James and Mary Fletcher Jester. To this union was born seven girls and one son which died as an infant. Lillian Lockard Nendy, Mable Estella Lockard Hurley, Ethel Lockard Carson, Josephine Clare Lockard Rowen, Lois Cecil Lockard Moore, Doris Lockard Armstrong and Genevieve Lockard Zook. All are deceased except Ethel Lockard Carson, who resides now in Waterloo, Iowa. All had lived in Hardin Co. Ira Sanford Lockard was born in the log cabin, his daugher Ethel Lockard Carson also born in the same log cabin and a son of Ethel Lockard Carson and Clair E. Carson, Harry Clarence Carson was also born in the same log cabin making three generations. | Lockard, Philander (I582)
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| 558 | History of Hardin County Iowa, 1883: http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~iabiog/hardin/h1883/h1883-union.htm#Willis Steenberger Typed notes from Mildred Whitwood, page 1. Willis Steenbarger born Aug. 27, 1810 - 1894 in Champign, County, Ohio married Maria Anderson born Jan. 26, 1816- Sept. 22, 1896 in Orange County, Virginia. They came to Marshall County in 1852, moved to Union Township in 1868. Children: 1. William born Unknown dates. Died Young 2. Mandy unknown dates. Married Edward Figgins 3. Nancy unknown dates. Married George Fiscus 4. Emmaline unkown dates. Married Dr. Herman Seiliger. Children: Charles Seiliger 5. Mary unkown dates. Married George Swift. Children: Fred, Lucy, Charles, Guy, Martha, & William Swift. 6. Symathia unkown dates. Married William Ferguson who was married twice. Children: Harve & Jennie Mitchell 7. Sarah born June 24, 1845 - Aug. 15, 1893, married Jacob Zufall Aug. 13, 1867 (Jacob born May 12, 1884-Feb. 1, 1929). Children: Frank, James, John, Rose Espe, Jennie Kielman, Della Plum, Cora Parrish, Eva died at 2 years., Edward died at 6 months. 8. Philander. Blind dates unkown, married twice. Last wife Anna. 9. Harrison dates unkown married. Children: A son Paul from Council Bluffs, IA. Visited here. 10. Elizabeth born January 3, 1836-May 14, 1910. Married to Samual Browning Collins Nov. 25, 1855. Samuel born Oct. 13, 1821-March 27, 1878 Union, IA. Children: Samual Robert born Feb. 12, 1856- January 6, 1929. Married Susannah Lamer. Riley born August 7, 1858-July 21, 1927. Married Emma Moore. Myrtia born October 23, 1862-October 23, 1956. Married Charles Drury. Susie born April 18, 1872-October 6, 1957. Never married. Union, IA. Frank born May 20 1874-Dec. 26, 1949, Whitten, IA. Never married. Etta born December 1886-September 29, 1885 11. Joseph born ? - March 4, 1915. Married Mattie Tizer. Children Charles, Bessie (Retarded). Harry, and Merle. Union, IA. 12. Delilah born June 5, 1859 - January 12, 1940. Married William Cowell, Marshalltown, IA. She was the youngest and last of 12 children. Children: Clyed, Olland, and Harry. Olland's mother Nora Cowell lives at 111 Jackson, St. alone and almost blind, over 90 yeears. Marshalltown, IA 1979 Willis Steenbarger - Mildred Collins Whitwoods great grandfather was Ira Lockard's mother's brother. | Steenbarger, Willis (I524)
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| 559 | History of Littleton: http://archive.org/stream/historyoflittlet03jack/historyoflittlet03jack_djvu.txt Ancestry.com: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~norris/fam00558.htm | Corbett, Sarah (I117)
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| 560 | History of Littleton: http://archive.org/stream/historyoflittlet03jack/historyoflittlet03jack_djvu.txt Geni.com: http://www.geni.com/people/Benjamin-Albee/2896916 McCartney & McClung Geneology: http://www.on-sitetraining.com/Ancestors/p406.htm#i10149 Albee Family History: http://www.lookinbackwards.com/allbee-family-tree.html | Albee, Benjamin (I120)
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| 561 | History of Littleton: http://archive.org/stream/historyoflittlet03jack/historyoflittlet03jack_djvu.txt McCartney & McClung Geneology: http://www.on-sitetraining.com/Ancestors/p318.htm#i7927 Ancestry.com: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~norris/fam00331.htm Albee Family History: http://www.lookinbackwards.com/allbee-family-tree.html | Albee, James (I115)
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| 562 | History of Littleton: http://archive.org/stream/historyoflittlet03jack/historyoflittlet03jack_djvu.txt | Albee, John (I110)
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| 563 | History of the Lockard Family By Ethel Lockard Carson September 1982 I am the last descendant of the Ira Sanford Lockard family. I am 97, pretty good, work in the yard and do sewing for other people. Keep busy all the time. Will be 98, November 2, 1982. I was born at Union, Hardin County, Iowa on November 2, 1884. I have a picture of the Old Log house. My Grandfater (William Lockard, 1814 to 1895) hewed the big logs with a broad ax to make them square and builded a log cabin to live in. Later after my father was born in that log cabin, after he was married, they built an addition and resided in all of it. My father (Ira Sanford Lockard, 1856-1940) was born in the log cabin March 13, 1856. I was born in the same house. My husband Clair (Clair E. Carson who died 26 June 1930) was working for my father and the old house was fixed up real nice inside and our second son Harry Clarence Carson was also born in the same house. Three generations and it still remained until a farmer bought the farm and they tore it down. So much for that. In 1893 my father builded a big house of 13 rooms which is standing and kept up in good shape by the man that bought the farm. My Grandfather, William Lockard, don't know his middle name, was born March 24, 1814 in Williamport, W.V. and married Elizabeth Ann Steinbarger, December 22, 1833. He died January 16, 1895 at his son Ira Sanford Lockard and is buried at Hauser Cemetery, Whitten, Hardin County. Eliabeth Ann Steinbarger, wife of William Lockard was born February 22, 1817 in Champaign County, Ohio and died November 19, 18890 in Union, Hardin County, at home and is buried in Hauser Cemetery, Whitten, Hardin, Iowa. They were the parents of seven sons and one daughter, Mary, who died young. Two sons, John and Philander, ages 20 and 22, enlisted in the Civil War. Both were wounded. John was sent home by way of Waterloo, and my Grandfather William Lockard took a team and wagon to Waterloo to bring him home, and he died on the way May 22, 1862. He is buried in Hauser Cemetery, Whitten, Hardin County, Iowa. Philander died of typhoid fever in St. Louis, Missouri and is buried there. Philip died in infancy. George W. Lockard and Thomas Jefferson Lockard both came to Union, Hardin County, Iowa. George W. Lockard, born July 25, 1844 in Champaign, Ohio married Sarah Jane Hauser on July 4, 1867. She was the daughter of Thomas and Nancy Hauser. They were the parents of Theodor Eddwin Lockard and raised one son, Eddwin Lockard (b. 1870) and one daughter Nellie (b. 1868). Nellie married Lou Tucker, they lived on a farm, later moved to Des Moines. They had one son, Leo Lockard, and one daughter Loca. Both died and buried in Des Moines. Thomas Jefferson Lockard was born in 1847 or 1848 in Ohio. He married Jeannetta Taylor. They had three daughters; Grace, Byrd, and Gertrude, birth dates unkown, born at Union, Hardin County, Iowa. All deceased time unkown. Grace married Jake Roemer and had two daughters Jannet Byrdnette and one son, J. Roemer. Grace and Jack both deceased and are buried in Elwood Cemetery, Waterloo, Black Hawk County, Iowa. Children unknown. Byrd married Will Myers of Liscomb, Hardin County, Iowa. They were parents of two daughters, Maxine and Margueritte. Maxine married Harold Gallaway, date unkown, one daughter Mary Lou married Keith Biersborn, undertaker with his father Eddwin Biersborn. Maxine deceased, buried at Liscomb Cemetery, Hardin, IA. Margueritte married William Boyd now deceased and buried in Liscomb Cemetery, Hardin County, Iowa. No family. Issac Lockard infant deat date unknown. Ira Sanford Lockard was born March 13, 1855 and died January 20, 1940. He married Rosina Carmella Jester on November 5, 1876 at Union, Hardin County, Iowa, daughter of James and Mary Jester. All deceased and buried in Union Cemetery, Hardin County, Iowa. They were the parents of seven daughters and one son. My sister, Lillian Lockard, daughter (oldest) of Ira Sanford Lockard and Rosina Carmella Jester Lockard was born on June 29, 1878. She married Clavin Newby, date unkown. They had one daughter, Winifred who married Everett Leech in Des Moines. They were parents of one daughter Patricia and a son William (Billy). Patricia married a Stedman and had five daughters and a son all living in Houston, Texas. My mother and father got a 1911 History Book (Past and Present of Hardin COunty, Iowa by William J. Moir) and after their death my oldest sister Lillian fell after to that, she made her home with a daughter, Winifred Lockard Leech and Everett Leech, her husband, she (Winifred) died in February I think. Lillian is buried in Hauser Cemetery in Whitten, Iowa. | Lockard, Ethel (I159)
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| 564 | History of the Lockard Family by Ethel Carson, Sept. 1982 (See Ethel Carson) | Lockard, Philip (I593)
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| 565 | History of the Lockard Family by Ethel Lockard Carson, Sept. 1982 (see Ethel Carson) Typed note from Mildred Whitwood, page 2 says: William E. Lockard and wife Elizabeth Ann Steinberger came in a covered wagon with four sons from Ohio. A little daughter died as an infant and was buried in Ohio. Two sons John Lockard and Phlander Lockard ages 21 and 23 years enlisted in the Civil War, both were wounded and died. One son, John Lockard was sent to waterloo, and his father, William E. Locard drove a wagon and horses to bring him home from Waterloo, he died on the way home from Waterloo and is buried in Hauser Cemeter, Whitten, Iowa. The other son is buried in a veterans cemetary in Ohio. The two sons, George E. Lockard and Thomas Jefferson Lockard helped their father cut timber and hewed them square to build the log cabin in which they lived. Another son was born in the log cabin, Ira Sanford Lockard, March 13, 1856. Later the log cabin was built on to and all resided with walnut siding. Mr. William Lockard purchased land from Greenberry Haggin and broke up the virgin soil until he had two hundred, forty acres. The son Ira Lockard married Rosina Camelia Jester, November 5, 1876. She was the daughter of James and Mary Fletcher Jester. To this union was born seven girls and one son which died as an infant. Lillian Lockard Nendy, Mable Estella Lockard Hurley, Ethel Lockard Carson, Josephine Clare Lockard Rowen, Lois Cecil Lockard Moore, Doris Lockard Armstrong and Genevieve Lockard Zook. All are deceased except Ethel Lockard Carson, who resides now in Waterloo, Iowa. All had lived in Hardin Co. Ira Sanford Lockard was born in the log cabin, his daugher Ethel Lockard Carson also born in the same log cabin and a son of Ethel Lockard Carson and Clair E. Carson, Harry Clarence Carson was also born in the same log cabin making three generations. | Lockard, George W. (I583)
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| 566 | History of the Lockard Family by Ethel Lockard Carson, Sept. 1982. See Ethel Carson. Handwritten notes. Tim Carson's Our Family Tree. | Newby, Calvin (I613)
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| 567 | History of the Lockard Family by Ethel Lockard Carson, Sept. 1982. See Ethel Carson. Handwritten notes. | Gallaway, Harold (I608)
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| 568 | History of the Lockard Family by Ethel Lockard Carson, Sept. 1982. See Ethel Carson. Handwritten notes. | Myers, Margueritte (I607)
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| 569 | History of the Lockard Family by Ethel Lockard Carson, Sept. 1982. See Ethel Carson. Handwritten notes. | Roemer, Jannet (I602)
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| 570 | History of the Lockard Family by Ethel Lockard Carson, Sept. 1982. See Ethel Carson. Past and Present of Hardin County 1911, page 658 | Hauser, Thomas N. (I595)
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| 571 | History of the Lockard Family by Ethel Lockard Carson, Sept. 1982. See Ethel Carson. Handwritten notes. | Myers, Maxine (I606)
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| 572 | History of the Lockard Family by Ethel Lockard Carson, Sept. 1982. See Ethel Carson. Handwritten notes. | Myers, Will (I605)
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| 573 | History of the Lockard Family by Ethel Lockard Carson, Sept. 1982. See Ethel Carson. Handwritten notes. | Roemer, T. J. (I604)
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| 574 | History of the Lockard Family by Ethel Lockard Carson, Sept. 1982. See Ethel Carson. Handwritten notes. | Roemer, Byrdnette (I603)
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| 575 | History of the Lockard Family by Ethel Lockard Carson, Sept. 1982. See Ethel Carson. Handwritten notes. | Lockard, Byrd (I599)
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| 576 | History of the Lockard Family by Ethel Lockard Carson, Sept. 1982. See Ethel Carson. Handwritten notes. | Lockard, Grace (I598)
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| 577 | History of the Lockard Family by Ethel Lockard Carson, Sept. 1982. See Ethel Carson. Handwritten notes. | Taylor, Jeanetta (I597)
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| 578 | History of the Lockard Family by Ethel Lockard Carson, Sept. 1982. See Ethel Carson. Past and Present of Hardin County 1911, page 658 | Voyles, Nancy (I596)
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| 579 | History of the Lockard Family by Ethel Lockard Carson, Sept. 1982. See Ethel Carson. Past and Present of Hardin County 1911, page 660 | Hauser, Sarah Jane (I594)
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| 580 | History of the Lockard Family by Ethel Lockard Carson, Sept. 1982. See Ethel Carson. | Leech, Patricia (I617)
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| 581 | History of the Lockard Family by Ethel Lockard Carson, Sept. 1982. See Ethel Carson. | Leech, William (I616)
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| 582 | History of the Lockard Family by Ethel Lockard Carson, Sept. 1982. See Ethel Carson. | Leech, Everett (I615)
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| 583 | History of the Lockard Family by Ethel Lockard Carson, Sept. 1982. See Ethel Carson. | Newby, Winifred (I614)
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| 584 | History of the Lockard Family by Ethel Lockard Carson, Sept. 1982. See Ethel Carson. | Lockard, Isaac (I612)
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| 585 | History of the Lockard Family by Ethel Lockard Carson, Sept. 1982. See Ethel Carson. | William (I611)
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| 586 | History of the Lockard Family by Ethel Lockard Carson, Sept. 1982. See Ethel Carson. | Biersborn, Keith (I610)
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| 587 | History of the Lockard Family by Ethel Lockard Carson, Sept. 1982. See Ethel Carson. | Gallaway, Mary Lou (I609)
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| 588 | History of the Lockard Family by Ethel Lockard Carson, Sept. 1982. See Ethel Carson. | Roemer, Jake (I601)
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| 589 | History of the Lockard Family by Ethel Lockard Carson, Sept. 1982. See Ethel Carson. | Lockard, Gertrude (I600)
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| 590 | http://boards.ancestry.com/surnames.faulkenberry/59.1/mb.ashx http://www.falconberry.com/genealogy/2.htm | Falconbury, Jacob Sr. (I315)
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| 591 | http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bohun | de Bohun, Gilbert (I233)
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| 592 | http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/c/o/w/Robin-Cowell/GENE9-0003.html | Peterson, Fred (I815)
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| 593 | http://jacobsfamilygenealogy.org/genealogy/person/1940/ http://www.geni.com/people/Montchesney-Conquerer/6000000000462656267 | Montchesney, Montchesney de (I202)
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| 594 | http://records.ancestry.com/agnes_records.ashx?pid=65157890 http://www.familycentral.net/index/family.cfm?ref1=15808:2290&ref2=15808:2291 http://www.mocavo.com/family-tree/Ronald-William-Dunbar/Genealogy-of-Ronald-William-Dunbar/Agnes-2 | Agnes de (I201)
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| 595 | http://records.ancestry.com/william_fennimore_records.ashx?pid=132158716 | Fennimore, William (I328)
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| 596 | http://records.ancestry.com/william_fennimore_records.ashx?pid=132158720 | Fennimore, William (I337)
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| 597 | http://www.geni.com/people/Humphrey-Weaver/6000000008596352205 | Weaver, Humphrey (I235)
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| 598 | http://www.geni.com/people/Joane-Weaver/6000000020057936051 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bohun | de Bohun, Joane (I231)
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| 599 | http://www.geni.com/people/John-De-Holbrok/6000000007521757895 John de was born circa 1290 at Holton, County Suffolk, England. He was the son of Sir John de Holebrok and Alice (?). John married Petronella (?) at England. John is found in court records which show a complaint against him by Norman Chippying of an assault. Another record of 1312, shows a presentation of Arnold Lupi de Tilo to Rendlesham Church by King's gift, giving custody of John Holebrok, son and heir, John de Holebrok. It is quite possible that John and his father both died in the wars with Scotland. John departed this life on Monday, 12 October 1316 at England. | Holbrook, John de IV (I185)
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| 600 | http://www.geni.com/people/John-Weaver/6000000019923704347 | Weaver, John (I229)
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