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Bessie Mae Woodburn was born in 1886.1 She was the daughter of Dr. J. T. Woodburn and Mary Elizabeth Cosby.1       Click links below to view supporting documents, photos, etc. for James Talyor Woodburn. Misc.; Article in Muhlenberg County, Kentucky book.

Citations

1. [S194] Unknown author, Muhlenburg County,Ky - book - still need more info (n.pub.), Woodburn-Wilkey, page 294.

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Martha Verna Woodburn was born on 26 July 1888.1 She was the daughter of Dr. J. T. Woodburn and Mary Elizabeth Cosby.1       Click links below to view supporting documents, photos, etc. for James Talyor Woodburn. Misc.; Article in Muhlenberg County, Kentucky book.

Citations

1. [S194] Unknown author, Muhlenburg County,Ky - book - still need more info (n.pub.), Woodburn-Wilkey, page 294.

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Grace Lee Woodburn was born on 13 May 1891.1 She was the daughter of Dr. J. T. Woodburn and Mary Elizabeth Cosby.1       Click links below to view supporting documents, photos, etc. for James Talyor Woodburn. Misc.; Article in Muhlenberg County, Kentucky book.

Citations

1. [S194] Unknown author, Muhlenburg County,Ky - book - still need more info (n.pub.), Woodburn-Wilkey, page 294.

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John W. Woodburn was born circa 1798.1 He was the son of James Woodburn and Mary Wilkins.1

Citations

1. [S186] John W. household, 1850 U. S. Census, Christian County, Kentucky, free schedule, District 2, page 414, dwelling 791, family 839; National Archives micropublication.

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Alexander Woodburn was born circa 1809.2 He was the son of James Woodburn and Mary Wilkins.2

     Child of Alexander Woodburn:

Elizabeth Woodburn+

Citations

1. [S167] Alexander Woodburn household, 1860 U. S. Census, Christian County, Kentucky, free schedule, XXXTOWNSHIP, page XXXX, dwelling 642, family 642; National Archives micropublication.
2. [S167] 1860 U. S. Census, Christian County, Kentucky, free schedule, Hopkinsville Post Office, page 94, dwelling 642, family 642.

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Stephen A. D. Wilson was born circa 1878.1 He was the son of Captain James M. Wilson and Elizabeth Woodburn.1

Citations

1. [S191] William Henry Perrin, editor, County of Christian, Kentucky Historical and Biographical (Chicago and Louisville: F. A. Battey Publishing Company, 1884), Biographical Sketches, Capt. James M. Wilson, http://www.kyseeker.com/christian/perrin/wilson.html. Hereinafter cited as County of Christian, Kentucky Historical and Biographical.

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Narcissa L. Wilson was born circa 1878.1 She was the daughter of Captain James M. Wilson and Elizabeth Woodburn.1

Citations

1. [S191] William Henry Perrin, editor, County of Christian, Kentucky Historical and Biographical (Chicago and Louisville: F. A. Battey Publishing Company, 1884), Biographical Sketches, Capt. James M. Wilson, http://www.kyseeker.com/christian/perrin/wilson.html. Hereinafter cited as County of Christian, Kentucky Historical and Biographical.

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     Descendant Chart for Mary Campbell
     Descendant Chart for Matthew Wilson

Lorenzo E. Wilson was born circa 1878.1 He was the son of Captain James M. Wilson and Elizabeth Woodburn.1

Citations

1. [S191] William Henry Perrin, editor, County of Christian, Kentucky Historical and Biographical (Chicago and Louisville: F. A. Battey Publishing Company, 1884), Biographical Sketches, Capt. James M. Wilson, http://www.kyseeker.com/christian/perrin/wilson.html. Hereinafter cited as County of Christian, Kentucky Historical and Biographical.

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     Descendant Chart for Mary Campbell
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James B. W. Wilson was born circa 1878.1 He was the son of Captain James M. Wilson and Elizabeth Woodburn.1

Citations

1. [S191] William Henry Perrin, editor, County of Christian, Kentucky Historical and Biographical (Chicago and Louisville: F. A. Battey Publishing Company, 1884), Biographical Sketches, Capt. James M. Wilson, http://www.kyseeker.com/christian/perrin/wilson.html. Hereinafter cited as County of Christian, Kentucky Historical and Biographical.

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     Descendant Chart for Mary Campbell
     Descendant Chart for Matthew Wilson

Mary J. Wilson was born circa 1878.1 She was the daughter of Captain James M. Wilson and Elizabeth Woodburn.1

Citations

1. [S191] William Henry Perrin, editor, County of Christian, Kentucky Historical and Biographical (Chicago and Louisville: F. A. Battey Publishing Company, 1884), Biographical Sketches, Capt. James M. Wilson, http://www.kyseeker.com/christian/perrin/wilson.html. Hereinafter cited as County of Christian, Kentucky Historical and Biographical.

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Sarah Wilson was born circa 1830.2 She was the daughter of Matthew Wilson and Mary Campbell.2      Sarah Wilson appeared on the census of 1850 in the household of Matthew Wilson in District 2, Christian County, Kentucky, .2 Click links below to view supporting documents, photos, etc. for Matthew Wilson. Census. 1850.

Citations

1. [S186] 1850 U. S. Census, Christian County, Kentucky, free schedule; National Archives micropublication.
2. [S186] 1850 U. S. Census, Christian County, Kentucky, free schedule, District 2, page 414, dwelling 839, family 889.

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Amelia Wilson was born circa 1827.1 She was the daughter of Matthew Wilson and Mary Campbell.1      Amelia Wilson appeared on the census of 1850 in the household of Matthew Wilson in District 2, Christian County, Kentucky, .1 Click links below to view supporting documents, photos, etc. for Matthew Wilson. Census. 1850.

Citations

1. [S186] Matthew Wilson household, 1850 U. S. Census, Christian County, Kentucky, free schedule, District 2, page 414, dwelling 839, family 889; National Archives micropublication.

John L. Driscoll married Ruby Wilson, daughter of Andrew Jackson Wilson and Rebecca Jane Smith, on 25 August 1909 in Hopkins County, Kentucky.

Citations

1. [S206] , Court Records - Hopkins County, Kentucky (State of Kentucky), Marriage of Ruby Wilson and John L. Driscoll on 25 Aug 1909.

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     Descendant Chart for Samuel Cain
     Descendant Chart for Dorcas Barnard
     Descendant Chart for William Henry Addington

Jewel Addington      Jewel Addington was born on 29 October 1901 in Indiana.1,2 She was the daughter of William Samuel Addington and Ida F. Thompson.1 Jewel Addington married Prentice Kearns on 1 November 1919 in Warrick County, Indiana.      Jewel Addington appeared on the census of 1910 in the household of William Samuel Addington and Ida F. Thompson in Boon Township, Warrick County, Indiana, .1 As of 1 November 1919,her married name was Kearns.2 Click links below to view supporting documents, photos, etc. for Jewel Addington. Census. 1910. Photos; Jewel as a young woman Addingtons - Ida and Sam with their children (L-R) front row is Jewel, Ida, Sam, Ruby, back row is Clarence, Roy, Claude, and Dwight.

Citations

1. [S211] William S. Addington household, 1910 U. S. Census, Warrick County, Indiana, population schedule, Boon Township, page 10A, dwelling 180, family 188; National Archives micropublication.
2. [S213] Indiana Works Progress Administration, compiler, Index to Warrick County, Indiana Marriage Records 1900 -1920 Inclusive Letters A - Z Inclusive (n.p.: Works Progress Admistration, 1939), Jewel R. Addington and Prentice Kearns, Nov 1, 1919, book 17, page 571, microfiche 4306. Hereinafter cited as Index to Warrick County, Indiana Marriage Records.

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     Descendant Chart for Sally (Sarah) Ingleheart
     Descendant Chart for Rebecca McGill
     Descendant Chart for Samuel Cain
     Descendant Chart for Dorcas Barnard
     Descendant Chart for William Henry Addington

Clarence Addington      Clarence Addington was born in November 1893 in Indiana.1,2,3 He was the son of William Samuel Addington and Ida F. Thompson.1 Clarence Addington married Josephine Harriett Fickas circa 1917.4 Clarence Addington died in 1955.5 He was buried in Maple Grove Cemetery, Boonville, Warrick County, Indiana, 380204N0871631W.3      He appeared on the census of 1900 in the household of William Samuel Addington and Ida F. Thompson in Boon Township, Warrick County, Indiana, .2 Click links below to view supporting documents, photos, etc. for Clarence Addington. Census. 1900. Photos; Clarence Tombstone of Clarence and Josephine Addingtons - Ida and Sam with their children (L-R) front row is Jewel, Ida, Sam, Ruby, back row is Clarence, Roy, Claude, and Dwight.

     Children of Clarence Addington and Josephine Harriett Fickas:

Marion Alice Addington   (living)
Edna Addington   (living)
Charles Addington   (living)

Citations

1. [S211] William S. Addington household, 1910 U. S. Census, Warrick County, Indiana, population schedule, Boon Township, page 10A, dwelling 180, family 188; National Archives micropublication.
2. [S212] Sam W. Addington household, 1900 U. S. Census, Warrick County, Indiana, population schedule, Boon Township, page 4, dwelling 73, family 79; National Archives micropublication.
3. [S283] Clarence and Josephine Addington, 2003. Tombstone photograph; Cemetery - Maple Grove, Boonville, Warrick County, Indiana; transcribed and photographed by Michael E. Moore.
   
4. [S109] Browning Genealogy - Evansville, Indiana Area Obituraries, online http://browning.evcpl.lib.in.us/, Josephine Addington. Hereinafter cited as Browning Genealogy - Evansville, Indiana Obituraries.
5. [S109] Browning Genealogy - Evansville, Indiana Obituraries, online http://browning.evcpl.lib.in.us/, Josephine Addington, ID = 776.

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     Descendant Chart for Sally (Sarah) Ingleheart
     Descendant Chart for Rebecca McGill
     Descendant Chart for Samuel Cain
     Descendant Chart for Dorcas Barnard
     Descendant Chart for William Henry Addington

Tombstone photograph of Vern H. Addington, son of William Samuel and Ida Addington, taken 11 Jan 2003      Vern H. Addington was born on 9 September 1899 in Warrick County, Indiana.1,2,3,4 He was the son of William Samuel Addington and Ida F. Thompson.1,2,4,5 Vern H. Addington died on 1 August 1901 at age 1.3,4 He was buried in Mount Gilead Baptist Church Cemetery, Yankeetown, Warrick County, Indiana, 380041N0871619W.3,4      He appeared on the census of 1900 in the household of William Samuel Addington and Ida F. Thompson in Boon Township, Warrick County, Indiana, .1 1900. Death; Tombstone Photograph.

Citations

1. [S212] Sam W. Addington household, 1900 U. S. Census, Warrick County, Indiana, population schedule, Boon Township, page 4, dwelling 73, family 79; National Archives micropublication.
2. [S216] Unknown compiler, compiler, Warrick County, Indiana Birth Records (n.p.: Works Progress Administration (W. P. A.)), book H-7, page 3. Hereinafter cited as Warrick County, Indiana Birth Records.
3. [S225] Cemetery Directory - Mt. Gilead Church Cemetery, Warrick County, Yankeetown, Indiana (http://www.angelfire.com/in/tamaraspage/page32.html: Tamara Kincaide's Website, 2002), Vern H Addington, died Aug 1 1901 age 1 yr 10mths 21 days. Hereinafter cited as Cemetery Directory - Mt. Gilead Church Cemetery, Warrick County, Yankeetown, Indiana.
4. [S267] Vern H. Addington, d. 01 Aug 1901. Tombstone photograph; ; transcribed and photographed by Michael E. Moore.
   
5. [S267] Vern Addington, d. 1 Aug 1901 tombstone photograph; .

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Amos Davis Addington      Davis Amos Addington was born on 27 October 1840 in Ohio County, Kentucky.1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8 He was the son of Joshua Barnard Addington and Sally (Sarah) Ingleheart.5,6,8 Davis Amos Addington married Eliza Ellen Cain, daughter of John Cain and Sarah Addington, on 15 October 1863 in J. Cains house.7 Davis Amos Addington married Hester Brammer on 27 August 1896 in Warrick County, Indiana.9,10,7 Davis Amos Addington married Lizzie Hickerson on 20 November 1907 in Warrick County, Indiana.2,11,7 Davis Amos Addington died on 3 March 1930 at age 89.7 He was buried in Mount Gilead Baptist Church Cemetery, Yankeetown, Warrick County, Indiana, 380144N0872036W.11,12       (an unknown value). He appeared on the census of 1850 in the household of Joshua Barnard Addington and Sally (Sarah) Ingleheart in District 2, Ohio County, Kentucky, .5 Davis Amos Addington appeared on the census of 1860 in the household of Joshua Barnard Addington and Sally (Sarah) Ingleheart in Ceralvo Township, Ohio County, Kentucky, .6 Davis Amos Addington enlisted in the military service on 30 October 1861 in Warrick County, Indiana, as a Private in the 42nd Infantry Regiment, Company K from Indiana. He was a volunteer in the Army in 1861 and served his country faithfully for over a year, and was discharged because of a disability. This regiment was organized at Evansville and was mustered in Oct. 9, 1861. It left the state soon after, going to Henderson, Calhoun and Owensboro, Ky., and thence to Nashville, where it arrived on Feb. 25, 1862. It moved into the interior of the state, then to Huntsville, Ala., and back to Nashville. Joining Rousseau's division of Buell's army, it took part in the pursuit of Bragg through Kentucky and participated at Perryville losing 166 in killed wounded and missing. It was in the battle of Stone's River, where it lost 17 killed and 87 wounded, and then remained in camp at Murfreesboro until June 24, when it left for Chattanooga with the 1st brigade of Negley's division. It was in the battle of Chickamauga, losing 8 killed, 53 wounded and 32 missing, and participated at Lookout Mountain and Missionary Ridge with a loss of 43 in killed and wounded. The regiment reenlisted at Chattanooga, Jan. 1, 1864, and was given a furlough during February. It continued to fight other battles. The original strength was 1,O19, gain by recruits, 929; reenlistments, 215; total, 2,163. Loss by death, 254; desertion, 60, unaccounted for, 119.14,11 The next few paragraphs came from the book 'Addington Family Waltzing Through the Years': He left home on his 21st birthday and went to his Aunt Sarah (Sally) Addington Cain and Uncle John Cain's home in Warrick County, Indiana. On Oct. 15, 1863 he married their daughter, his cousin, Elizabeth (Eliza) Cain. Davis was mustered into the Army, Co. K 42nd infantry, in Warrick Co. Ind. to fight on the side of the North in the Civil War. He incurred a broken hip during the War from which he never fully recovered. He wore a built up shoe and walked with a cane to correct his limping. He was tall, had dark hair and dark eyes, a handsome gentleman. As soon as Davis was able, after his hip injury, he was made wagon master of his Company, going up and down the Kentucky and Tennessee Mountains. Here he carved his name in a rock, which I am told, can still be seen today. After he came home from the War, he studied to be a veterinary. The book from which he gained the most knowledge cost $4.00. People came from miles around to get him to doctor his livestock. In 1881 Davis helped build Mt. Gilead Baptist Church in Warrick County, south of Boonville, Indiana. Davis bought a farm in Warrick County about three miles south of Boonville, on what is now the state road to Yankeetown, Ind. Here is where he and his wife Eliza lived and where their children were born. Their children attended Masters Grade School. Davis also had a fruit orchard on his farm. Their house and barn were made with logs. They built an ice house in the barn. It was packed with saw dust and corn stalk pith pounded in between the walls. The boys cut blocks of ice in the winter and stored it there. It lasted most of the summer. Here is where they kept their milk, butter, eggs, vegetables, etc.3 Davis and Eliza appeared on the census of 1870 in Boon Township, Warrick County, Indiana.15 Davis and Eliza appeared on the census of 1880 in Boon Township, Warrick County, Indiana.1 Davis and Hester appeared on the census of 1900 in Boon Township, Warrick County, Indiana.16 Davis and Lizzie appeared on the census of 1910 in Boon Township, Warrick County, Indiana.17 Davis and Lizzie appeared on the census of 1920 in Boon Township, Boonville, Warrick County, Indiana.18 Click links below to view supporting documents, photos, etc. for Davis Amos Addington. Census. Census - Side by Side Comparison (to view - right click on this text and then select 'Open in New Window.' 1850. 1860. 1870. 1880. 1900. 1910. 1920. Photos; Portrait L - R of Addingtons: Samuel, Jasper, Harold, Flora Jane (McVey), Minnie (Reynolds), Bea, Hero Mt. Gilead Church that Davis help build-. Birth; Bible Records of Davis Addington. Death; Tombstone Photograph #1 of Davis Addington and Lizzie Addington (Hickerson), wife of Davis, and Lizzie E. Addington, daughter of Davis, taken 11 Jan 2003 Tombstone Photograph #2 of Davis Addington, taken 11 Jan 2003 Tombstone Photograph #3, taken 11 Jan 2003. Misc.; Bible Records from the Joshua B. Addington Family Bible.

     Children of Davis Amos Addington and Eliza Ellen Cain:

William Samuel Addington+   b. 7 Nov 1864, d. c 1943
Sarah Alice Addington   b. 27 Mar 1866
Jasper D. Addington+   b. 27 Jul 1869
Joshua Addington   b. 25 Sep 1870, d. 10 Oct 1871
Henry Harold Addington   b. 19 Oct 1872
Flora J. Addington   b. 16 May 1874, d. 23 Aug 1958
Minnie B. Addington   b. 31 May 1877
James Bea Addington   b. 13 Nov 1879
Lizzie Elizabeth Addington+   b. 7 Apr 1882, d. 16 Dec 1910
Herbert T. Addington   b. 23 Jan 1887

Citations

1. [S215] Amos Addington household, 1880 U. S. Census, Warrick County, Indiana, population schedule, Boon Township, page 192A, dwelling 273, family 275; National Archives micropublication.
2. [S213] Indiana Works Progress Administration, compiler, Index to Warrick County, Indiana Marriage Records 1900 -1920 Inclusive Letters A - Z Inclusive (n.p.: Works Progress Admistration, 1939), Davis Addington and Lizzie Hickerson, Nov 20 1907, book 13, page 525. Hereinafter cited as Index to Warrick County, Indiana Marriage Records.
3. [S217] Dorothy Warren, reasearcher E. M. G. Belfield, Addington Family Waltzing Through the Years (n.p.: n.pub., unknown publish date), http://us-gen.org/in/warrick/firstfamilies/addingtonhenry.htm. Hereinafter cited as Addington Family Waltzing Through the Years.
4. [S225] Cemetery Directory - Mt. Gilead Church Cemetery, Warrick County, Yankeetown, Indiana (http://www.angelfire.com/in/tamaraspage/page32.html: Tamara Kincaide's Website, 2002), Davis Addington, 07 Oct 1840. Hereinafter cited as Cemetery Directory - Mt. Gilead Church Cemetery, Warrick County, Yankeetown, Indiana.
5. [S222] Joshua Addington household, 1850 U. S. Census, Ohio County, Kentucky, free schedule, District 2, page 67, dwelling 228, family 228, roll m432_215; National Archives micropublication.
6. [S227] Joshua Addington household, 1860 U. S. Census, Ohio County, Kentucky, free schedule, Ceralvo Township, page 622, dwelling 253, family 252; National Archives micropublication.
7. [S268] Bible and Family Records - Warrick County, Indiana, Davis Addington, book 5, page 40, published by ' A Bicentennial project by Capt. Jacob Warrick Chapter DAR in 1975. Hereinafter cited as Bible and Family Records - Warrick County, Indiana.
8. [S268] Bible and Family Records - Warrick County, Indiana, Joshua Addington, book 2, page 26, compiled by members of the Capt. Jacob Warrick Chapter NSDAR in 1966, published by Cook-McDowell Publications, Inc., 719 E. 6th Street, Owensboro, KY, 42301, 1980.
9. [S213] Indiana Works Progress Administration, Index to Warrick County, Indiana Marriage Records, Davis Addington and Hester Brammer, Aug 27, 1896, book H-26, page 7.
10. [S237] Marriage Licenses, Boonville, Indiana Standard, Boonville Library, Davis Addington and Hester Brammer, 28 Aug 1896. Hereinafter cited as Boonville Standard.
11. [S218] Internet Family File, http://us-gen.org/in/warrick/firstfamilies/addingtonhenry.htm, mailto:e-mail address, May Kercheval, 17 Dec 2002.
12. [S225] Cemetery Directory - Mt. Gilead Church Cemetery, Warrick County, Yankeetown, Indiana, Davis Addington Oct 27 1840 to ?.
13. [S268] Bible and Family Records - Warrick County, Indiana, Davis and Eliza E. Addington, book 5, page 40, published by ' A Bicentennial project by Capt. Jacob Warrick Chapter DAR in 1975.
14. [S219] Online http://www.ancestry.com, Historical Data Systems (P.O. Box 196 Kingston, MA 02364), Davis Addington, Company K, 42nd Infantry Regiment Indiana.
15. [S221] John Cain household, 1870 U. S. Census, Warrick County, Indiana, population schedule, Boon Township, page 34, dwelling 255, family 261; National Archives micropublication.
16. [S212] Davis Addington household, 1900 U. S. Census, Warrick County, Indiana, population schedule, Boon Township, sheet 7, dwelling 133, family 139; National Archives micropublication.
17. [S211] Davis Addington household, 1910 U. S. Census, Warrick County, Indiana, population schedule, Boon Township, page 9B, dwelling 170, family 178; National Archives micropublication.
18. [S205] Davis Addington household, 1920 U. S. Census, Warrick County, Indiana, population schedule, Boon Township, sheet 8A, dwelling 177, family 196; National Archives micropublication.

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Eliza Ellen Cain was born on 25 September 1842.1,3,4 She was the daughter of John Cain and Sarah Addington.1,2 Eliza Ellen Cain married Davis Amos Addington, son of Joshua Barnard Addington and Sally (Sarah) Ingleheart, on 15 October 1863 in J. Cains house.4 Eliza Ellen Cain died on 2 December 1893 in Warrick County, Indiana, at age 51.5,3,4 She was buried in Mount Gilead Baptist Church Cemetery, Yankeetown, Warrick County, Indiana, 380041N0871619W.6      She appeared on the census of 1850 in the household of John Cain and Sarah Addington in Boon Township, Warrick County, Indiana, .7 Eliza Ellen Cain appeared on the census of 1860 in the household of John Cain and Sarah Addington in Boon Township, Warrick County, Indiana, .8 As of circa 1864,her married name was Addington. Eliza and Davis appeared on the census of 1870 in Boon Township, Warrick County, Indiana.9 Eliza and Davis appeared on the census of 1880 in Boon Township, Warrick County, Indiana.1 Click links below to view supporting documents, photos, etc. for Eliza Ellen Cain. Census. Census - Side by Side Comparison (to view - right click on this text and then select 'Open in New Window.' 1850. 1860. 1870. 1880. Birth; Bible Records of Davis Addington.

     Children of Eliza Ellen Cain and Davis Amos Addington:

William Samuel Addington+   b. 7 Nov 1864, d. c 1943
Sarah Alice Addington   b. 27 Mar 1866
Jasper D. Addington+   b. 27 Jul 1869
Joshua Addington   b. 25 Sep 1870, d. 10 Oct 1871
Henry Harold Addington   b. 19 Oct 1872
Flora J. Addington   b. 16 May 1874, d. 23 Aug 1958
Minnie B. Addington   b. 31 May 1877
James Bea Addington   b. 13 Nov 1879
Lizzie Elizabeth Addington+   b. 7 Apr 1882, d. 16 Dec 1910
Herbert T. Addington   b. 23 Jan 1887

Citations

1. [S215] Amos Addington household, 1880 U. S. Census, Warrick County, Indiana, population schedule, Boon Township, page 192A, dwelling 273, family 275; National Archives micropublication.
2. [S268] Bible and Family Records - Warrick County, Indiana, John Cain, book 6, page 21, compiled, collected and published by members of the Captain Jacob Warrick Chapter DAR in 1979. Hereinafter cited as Bible and Family Records - Warrick County, Indiana.
3. [S225] Cemetery Directory - Mt. Gilead Church Cemetery, Warrick County, Yankeetown, Indiana (http://www.angelfire.com/in/tamaraspage/page32.html: Tamara Kincaide's Website, 2002), Eliza E Addington Sept 25 1843 to Dec 2 1893
   . Hereinafter cited as Cemetery Directory - Mt. Gilead Church Cemetery, Warrick County, Yankeetown, Indiana.
4. [S268] Bible and Family Records - Warrick County, Indiana, Davis Addington, book 5, page 40, published by ' A Bicentennial project by Capt. Jacob Warrick Chapter DAR in 1975.
5. [S220] Unknown compiler, compiler, Warrick County, Indiana Death Records (n.p.: Works Progress Administration), Adington, Eliza E., Dec 2, 1893, book H-19, page 35, microfiche 4308. Hereinafter cited as Warrick County, Indiana Death Records.
6. [S225] Cemetery Directory - Mt. Gilead Church Cemetery, Warrick County, Yankeetown, Indiana, Eliza E. Addington, Sept 25 1843 to Dec 2 1893.
7. [S251] John Cain household, 1850 U. S. Census, Warrick County, Indiana, free schedule, Boon Township, page 104, dwelling 123, family 123; National Archives micropublication.
8. [S250] John Cain household, 1860 U. S. Census, Warrick County, Indiana, free schedule, Boon Township, page 819, dwelling 828, family 841; National Archives micropublication.
9. [S221] John Cain household, 1870 U. S. Census, Warrick County, Indiana, population schedule, Boon Township, page 34, dwelling 255, family 261; National Archives micropublication.

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Sarah Alice Addington was born on 27 March 1866 in Indiana.1,2,3 She was the daughter of Davis Amos Addington and Eliza Ellen Cain.1      Sarah Alice Addington appeared on the census of 1870 in the household of Davis Amos Addington and Eliza Ellen Cain in Boon Township, Warrick County, Indiana, .4 Sarah Alice Addington appeared on the census of 1880 in the household of Davis Amos Addington and Eliza Ellen Cain in Boon Township, Warrick County, Indiana, .1 Click links below to view supporting documents, photos, etc. for Davis Amos Addington. Census. 1870. 1880. Birth; Bible Records of Davis Addington.

Citations

1. [S215] Amos Addington household, 1880 U. S. Census, Warrick County, Indiana, population schedule, Boon Township, page 192A, dwelling 273, family 275; National Archives micropublication.
2. [S218] Internet Family File, http://us-gen.org/in/warrick/firstfamilies/addingtonhenry.htm, mailto:e-mail address, May Kercheval, 17 Dec 2002.
3. [S268] Bible and Family Records - Warrick County, Indiana, Davis Addington, book 5, page 40, published by ' A Bicentennial project by Capt. Jacob Warrick Chapter DAR in 1975. Hereinafter cited as Bible and Family Records - Warrick County, Indiana.
4. [S221] John Cain household, 1870 U. S. Census, Warrick County, Indiana, population schedule, Boon Township, page 34, dwelling 255, family 261; National Archives micropublication.

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Tombstone Photograph of Jasper D. and Minnie M. Addington in the Maple Grove Cemetery, Warrick County, Indiana      Jasper D. Addington was born on 27 July 1869 in Indiana.1,3,2,4 He was the son of Davis Amos Addington and Eliza Ellen Cain.1 Jasper D. Addington married Minnie M. White on 24 December 1891 in Warrick County, Indiana.5 Jasper D. Addington died in 1940.4 He was buried in Maple Grove Cemetery, Boonville, Warrick County, Indiana, 380204N0871631W.4      He appeared on the census of 1870 in the household of Davis Amos Addington and Eliza Ellen Cain in Boon Township, Warrick County, Indiana, .6 Jasper D. Addington appeared on the census of 1880 in the household of Davis Amos Addington and Eliza Ellen Cain in Boon Township, Warrick County, Indiana, .1 Click links below to view supporting documents, photos, etc. for Davis Amos Addington. Census. 1870. 1880. Photos; L - R of Addingtons: Samuel, Jasper, Harold, Flora Jane (McVey), Minnie (Reynolds), Bea, Hero. Birth; Bible Records of Davis Addington. Death; Tombstone Photograph.

     Children of Jasper D. Addington and Minnie M. White:

Minnie T. Addington   b. 1918, d. 1919
Mason T. Addington   b. 1920, d. 1922
Jasper T. Addington   b. 1924, d. 1924

Citations

1. [S215] Amos Addington household, 1880 U. S. Census, Warrick County, Indiana, population schedule, Boon Township, page 192A, dwelling 273, family 275; National Archives micropublication.
2. [S268] Bible and Family Records - Warrick County, Indiana, Davis Addington, book 5, page 40, published by ' A Bicentennial project by Capt. Jacob Warrick Chapter DAR in 1975. Hereinafter cited as Bible and Family Records - Warrick County, Indiana.
3. [S218] Internet Family File, http://us-gen.org/in/warrick/firstfamilies/addingtonhenry.htm, mailto:e-mail address, May Kercheval, 17 Dec 2002.
4. [S283] Jasper D. and Minnie M. Addington, 2003. Tombstone photograph; Cemetery - Maple Grove, Boonville, Warrick County, Indiana; transcribed and photographed by Michael E. Moore.
   
5. [S213] Indiana Works Progress Administration, compiler, Index to Warrick County, Indiana Marriage Records 1900 -1920 Inclusive Letters A - Z Inclusive (n.p.: Works Progress Admistration, 1939), Jasper Addington and Minnie M. White, book H-25, page 5, microfiche 4307. Hereinafter cited as Index to Warrick County, Indiana Marriage Records.
6. [S221] John Cain household, 1870 U. S. Census, Warrick County, Indiana, population schedule, Boon Township, page 34, dwelling 255, family 261; National Archives micropublication.

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