and Fred Cheesman |
"Compiled by James Basset Gwin II of 2918 45 St New Orleans 20, LA in the year 1949 from records submitted from the collections of Kate L. Gwin Tuscaloosa Al, and her cousin Edith E. Snow, Washington, DC, from correspondence with a Mrs. Maggie Gibbs of Houston, TX, in 1929. Information obtained from Major Champ Carter McCullough who employed genealogists to trace this ancestry. "
There are still many gaps. Though some of it is proven, there is much possibility for error. I have no idea how correct some of the other information is. There may be some of you who will be sad or even angry when you read parts of this, because you know that a particular segment is wrong. But I present it here in good faith, so if you have information that proves, substantiates, corroborates, conflicts with, expands, disproves, corrects, or complements any of this information, please share it with me, and I will gladly include your family line, add your comment, correct the error, and/or present your claim! E.mail me at jmcdgwin@zianet.com. John McDonald Gwin
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Basset, pronounced /bah-SAY/ is French. When Jean Jacques Luis Basset married Madamoselle Mary Lavalette and had two children, that's pretty much how they would have pronounced it. But when their son moved to England, the locals there called it Bassett, pronounced /BASS-ut/ (rhymes with "Pass it!"), and added the extra tee, which some of James' and Mary's children evidently kept. For example, Uncle James' middle name is Bassett, and he always pronounced it with the English pronunciation, never the French. He said his dad (same name) always pronounced it that way, too, and he assumed his grandmother, Ida Eliza Bassett, did also.
22.00--Jean Jacques Luis Basset m. Madamoselle Mary Lavalette; 2 sons; (siblings and parents of JJLB and ML are unk. to me).
My uncle James Gwin's notes said his name was Georges Basset m. Madamoselle Lavalette. He got that information and all the following information in 1949 from the collections of Kate L. Gwin, Tuscaloosa, AL, and Edith Snow, Washington, DC, who had gotten it earlier from Maj. Champe Carter McCulloch, mayor of Waco, TX, who "employed genealogists to trace this ancestry." Uncle James' introductory paragraph to his Basset pages reads,
Our cousin Liz Hicks sent me a
photocopy of the old 1767 marriage license. I transcribe it here
with typeset words in boldface type and handwritten words in
italic type. The five signatures are also underlined. The fact
that he is listed here as a watchmaker perhaps lends credence to
the story of someone being apprenticed to a silversmith, above.
The fact that the last names of the two witnesses are neither
Basset nor Lavalette perhaps lends credence to the story of their
eloping without either parents' permission (or at least presence).
And the fact that the fourth child of JJL Basset II is George
perhaps lends credence to the existence of a Georges in their
upline somewhere.
Jean Basset and Mary Lavalette |
"Banns of Marriage____No. 93
Jean Jaques Basset of this
Parish Watchmaker and Mary
Lavalette of the Parish of Saint
Saviour were Married in this Church by Licence this twentieth Day of August in the Year One Thousand Seven Hundred and Sixty Seven by me E. Willan Vicar. This Marriage was solemnized between Us JJBasset Marie Lavalette In the Presence of Joseph Leivers Rose Bottlion" |
23.01--One of the children (no name listed) allegedly emigrated to America; the family all allegedly perished in Philadelphia in a yellow fever epidemic.
23.02--John James Louis Basset (Jr.?) m. Mary Miles, an English girl; settled in Sussex, Eng.; 14 ch.; [JB/ENH notes: *53B1. Jean Jacques Luis "James" Basset; m. 13 Jun 1803 in St. Marylebone, London, Eng. to Mary Miles]
Some of these fourteen children emigrated to America, almost all of whom came to Cahaba, AL. Those known (or reported/believed) to have made this trip (or these trips, as I so far know only how and when one family--William and Harriet--came, not the others) across the Atlantic include (1) James, (3) Charlotte (and her husband Fred Cheeseman), (4) George, (5) William (and his wife Harriet), (6) Louis (he married Sarah Gwin in Cahaba), (8) John (mentioned in Fry's Memories of Old Cahaba), (10) Joseph (he married Mary Gwin in Cahaba), and (11) Emma (all three of her marriages occurred in North America). Suffice it for now to say that little is known of and some confusion exists concerning the three youngest as to whether or not they came, exactly what their names were, and how and when they died.
Immediately next is
the list I have of the fourteen. Following it is an expanded
version of that list with known downlines.
25.01 C H A R L E S 25.01 C H A R L E S 25.01 C H A R L E S 25.01 C H A R L E S |
25.01--Charles
Frederick Cheesman, b. in Kent,
Worthing, Sussex, England, 12 Aug 1832; d. 14
Mar 1918 (age 85) in Beaumont, Jefferson Co., TX; bd.
Magnolia Cem., Beaumont, Jefferson Co., TX--FAG#7721220;
m. 1859 in Paris, TX to Batistine "Battie"
"Bettie Rose" Roe (b. 1841; d. 24 Oct
1867; bd. Matagorda Cem., Matagorda, Matagorda Co., TX--FAG#31717968--;
at least three ch.; Gravestone Inscription:
In Memory of BATTIE. Wife of C. F. Cheesman. Died Oct 24, 1867. Aged 26 yrs. In autumn let me die, that autumn's winds, their mournful dirges o'er my grave may groan and falling leaves around my Tomb may rest low "thou diest not alone." [Charles was b. 1835, according to
Uncle James' records, but Liz Hicks sent me a copy of
their listing for the 1870 census of Matagorda Co.,
TX, and his age appears there as 38, which would make
him b. in 1831-32]
[listed as Chas. Cheeseman, father-in-law, b. Aug 1832 in England/England/England; age 67, in the 1 Jun 1900 census of 2nd Ward, Beaumont, Jefferson Co., TX, and lvg. w/his daughter Rena and s-i-l Walter Ives] [listed as Chas. Cheeseman, widowed uncle, age 72, b. in AL/USA/AL, in the 8 Jan 1920 census of Houston, Harris Co., TX, and lvg. in the boarding house of his niece, Maggie Gibbs, with his sister-in-law, Mary Lister Cheeseman] FAG
BIO for Charles
Charles
Frederick Cheesman (1832-1918), son of Frederick
"Fred" Cheesman and Charlotte Basset,
married Bettie Rose in 1859, Paris,
Texas. Veteran of the
Confederacy, Company F, Morgan's Raiders. Ref.
Book: CHEESMAN DOSSIER by
David R. Cheesman, 2003
FAG
BIO for Battie
Batistine "Battie"
Roe, b. 1841, married Charles Frederick
Cheesman about 1859. Charles was son of Frederick and
Charlotte Cheesman, also in this cemetery. Charles
enlisted in Confederate States Army as Bugler,
in Company F, Texas Cavalry, Morgan's Regiment. The last record
I can find on him is Jan 28, 1910 on an
application for Confederate pension, when he was
residing in Jefferson Co, TX. Submitted
by: Eleanor B. (#47071635)
[John M. Gwin
NOTE: In
the 1870 census of Matagorda Co., TX, a Charlotte
Cheeseman, age 42 and born in England, is listed as a
housekeeper and living with Charles F. and the three
children, Irene (9), Martin (8), and Frederick (4). We
know that Charles' father, Fred, had died in 1866, and
since Charles' wife, Batistine, does not appear in this
census, we may assume that she also had died in the four
years since baby Frederick was born; therefore, I
believe that this Charlotte, listed as age 42 and being
born in England, is indeed our Charlotte, the mother of
Charles, and that either someone made a mistake in
transcribing notes or she intentionally lied about her
age, which in truth would've been 64, not 42!]26.01--Irene
Quarles "Rena" Cheesman,
b. in TX, Aug 1860; d. 19 Nov 1910 "Age 50 Yrs."; bd. Magnolia
Cem., Beaumont, Jefferson Co., TX--Find A Grave Memorial#
38350592; m. Walter A. Ives
(b. Oct 1852 in TX/England/England; d. 30 Jun 1904, "aged
52 years"; bd. Magnolia
Cem., Beaumont, Jefferson Co., TX--Find A Grave Memorial#
38350590); five known ch.;
[listed as Irene Cheeseman, age 9, in
the 1870 census
of Caney P. O., Live Oak and Peyton's Creek, Matagorda
Co., TX]
[listed as Rena Ives, b. Aug 1860 in
TX/England/AL; age 39 w/4 of 6 ch. lvg., in the 1 Jun 1900 census
of 2nd Ward, Beaumont, Jefferson Co., TX]
[listed as Rena Q. Ives, wd., age 50 w/4 of 5 ch. lvg. and b. in TX/England/AL, in the 1910 census of TX; she and two daughters are boarders lvg. w/the fam. of Joseph L. and Carrie V. Hooks] [listed as W. A. Ives, b. Oct 1852 in TX/England/England; age 47 and working as an oil agent, in the 1 Jun 1900 census of 2nd Ward, Beaumont, Jefferson Co., TX] [JMG Note: Actually it
is not known that the daughter who md. Mr. McMahon is
the first daughter, nor is it known in which order the
son appears.]
27.01--Minnie W. Ives, b. Jul 1884; d. unk; bd. unk; m. John Edward McMahon (b. ca. 1885 in TX/TX/TX; d. unk.; bd. unk.); at least two ch.; [listed as Minnie Ives, b. Jul 1884 in TX/TX/TX; age 15, in the 1 Jun 1900 census of 2nd Ward, Beaumont, Jefferson Co., TX] 28.01--Rena
McMahon, b. ca. 1913; d. unk; bd.
unk; m. unk; ch. unk;
28.02--Charlotte "Lottie" McMahon, b. ca. Dec 1919; d. unk; bd. unk; m. unk; ch. unk; 27.02--Lollie/Lottie
Ives, b. Sep 1886; d. unk; bd. unk;
m. unk; ch. unk;
[listed as Lollie Ives, b. Sep 1886 in
TX/TX/TX; age 13, in the 1 Jun 1900 census
of 2nd Ward, Beaumont, Jefferson Co., TX]
27.03--Battestine Ives,
b.14 Jan 1889; d. Jul 1976 in Roxbury, Suffolk Co., MA;
bd. unk; SSN: 029-26-4008 issued ca. 1951 in MA; m. 3 May
1910 in Jefferson Co., TX to Ansley Graham Dunlop
(b. 1886; d. 1942 (ca. age 56); bd. Cimetiere Mont-Royal,
Outremont, Montreal Region, Quebec, Can.--FAG#108139687);
at least one ch.;
[listed as Battestine Ives, b. Jan
1889 in TX/TX/TX; age 11, in the 1 Jun 1900
census of 2nd Ward, Beaumont, Jefferson Co., TX]
[listed as Battist___ Ives, single, age 21 and b. in TX/TX/TX, in the 12 Apr 1910 census of Beaumont, Jefferson Co., TX; she and her mom and sister are boarders lvg. w/the fam. of Joseph L. and Carrie V. Hooks] [listed as Attistine Ives, md. A. G. Dunlop on 3 May 1910 at Jefferson Co., TX in the Texas, US Select County Marriage Index] [listed as Battestine Dunlop, 32, of Montreal, Can., in the 1921 record of Border Crossing from Canada to the US, at St. Albans, VT and traveling with her son, below] [listed as Battestine I. Dunlop, 61, wid., b. TX, in the 15 Apr 1950 census of Boston, Suffolk Co., MA, lvg. w/her son] [listed as Battestine Dunlop, b. 14 Jan 1889 in TX, SSN: 029-26-4008; died 18 Jul 1976 in Roxbury, Suffolk Co., MA] 28.01--Graham Warren Dunlop;
b. 20 Apr 1913 in Montreal Region Queb., Can/TX/Can;
d. 20 Aug 1996 in Annapolis,
Anne Arundel Co., MD; bd. details unk.--FAG#254396673; m. Natalie Marston (b. 20 Dec 1920 in Newton, Middlesex Co., MA; d. 20 Jan 2009 in Severna Pk., Anne Arundel Co., MD; body donated to medical science--FAG#254396599); at least two ch. and three grch.; [listed as Graham Dunlop, 8, of Montreal, Can., in the 1921 record of Border Crossing from Canada to the US, at St. Albans, VT and traveling with his mother, above]
27.04--(daughter) Ives, b. unk; d. unk; bd. unk; m. unk; ch. unk;29.01--Eric Graham Dunlop, [PRIVATE]; 27.05--(son) Ives, b. unk; d. unk; bd. unk; m. unk; ch. unk; 26.02--William
Martin Cheesman, b. in TX ca. 1862;
d. unk; bd. unk; m. unk; ch. unk;
[listed as Martin Cheeseman, age 8,
in the 1870
census of Caney P. O., Live Oak and Peyton's Creek,
Matagorda Co., TX]
26.03--Frederick Cheesman, b. in TX ca. 1866; d. unk; bd. unk; m. unk; ch. unk; [listed as Frederick Cheeseman, age
4, in the 1870
census of Caney P. O., Live Oak and Peyton's Creek,
Matagorda Co., TX]
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25.02--Robert
George Cheesman, b. 18 Jul 1837 in
Worthing, Sussex, England; d. 31 Jan 1893; m. 30 Jul 1862 in
Cahaba, Dallas Co., AL to Mary Ellen Lister
(b. 18 Jul 1842; d. aft. 1920 census on 18
Feb); eight ch.; in the 1860 census, he was age 23, working
as a mail contractor, and living with his parents in
Matagorda Co., TX; [listed as Mary Cheesman, mother, age
76 in the
8 Jan 1920
census of
Houston, Harris Co., TX, and living with her brother, Charles
Lister; her widowed son-in-law, Henry Franks and other
family members, in the home of her daughter, Maggie
Gibbs];
[age 86 in the 1930 census of Houston, TX] [GWIN NOTE: Since he
married Mary Ellen two years later in 1862 in Cahaba, he
must've gone back there to marry her! According to Anna
Fry in Memories
of Old Cahaba, Jerry "Jere" Lister
lived "over the point" (i.e., across the Cahaba River by
ferry from downtown Cahaba) in the same neighborhood as
did John and William Basset, two of Robert
George Cheesman's uncles. Fry says that each of
the three were proprietors of fashionable tailor shops,
and it may be that they were partners of a single shop.
It is likely, then, that Mary Ellen Lister is the
daughter of this same Jerry Lister. As stated above, she
and her brother, Charles Lister, are still alive in 1920
and living with her daughter, Maggie Cheesman Gibbs.]
26.01--Charles
Frederick Cheesman, b. ca. 1848; d.
unk; m. unk; ch. unk;
26.02--Mina
Ida Cheeseman, b. unk; d. unk; m.
unk; ch. unk;
26.03--Maggie McKay Cheesman, b. 13 Oct 1867 in Matagorda Co., TX; d. unk; m1. 24 Dec 1890 to M. E. Coor Pender; 2 ch.; m2. 25 Jul 1899 to Archie Floyd Gibbs, Sr.; one ch.; [listed as Maggie Gibbs, age 51,
widowed owner of a rooming house, b. in
TX/England/AL, in the 8 Jan 1920 census of Houston, Harris
Co., TX];
[age 62 in the 1930 census of Houston, TX] 27.01--Lewis
George Coor Pender/Coorpender [LGCP
later took the name of his stepfather Gibbs];
b.
12
Dec
1891; d. unk; bd. unk; m. Sydney Wolfe
(b. ca. 1902 in TX/IN/TX; d. unk.; bd. unk.); at least two
ch.;
[age 18 in the 1910 census of Humble, Harris
Co., TX];
[listed as George Gibbs, age 28,
oil co. agent, b. in TX/TX/TX, in the 8
Jan 1920
census
of Houston, Harris Co., TX]
[listed as Sydney Gibbs, dau.-in-law, age 18, b. TX/IN/TX, in the 8 Jan 1920 census of Houston, Harris Co., TX] 28.01--Lewis
George Gibbs, Jr., b. 16 Nov 1919;
d. unk; bd. unk; m. unk; unk. ch.;
[listed as George Gibbs, Jr.,
grandson, age 14 mos., b. in TX/TX/TX, in the 8 Jan
1920
census
of Houston, Harris Co., TX]
28.02--Gloria
Gibbs, b. 17 Mar 1925; d. unk; bd.
unk; m. unk; ch. unk;
27.02--Henry
Joseph Coor Pender, b. 24 Apr 1894;
d. unk; bd. unk; m. Margaret
Joller; one ch.;
[age 16 in the 1910 census of Humble, Harris
Co., TX]
28.01--Henry
Joseph Coor Pender, Jr.,
b. 22 Apr 1931; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. unk.; unk. ch.;
27.03--Archie
Floyd Gibbs, Jr., b. 30 Dec 1901; d.
unk; bd. unk; m. Emily (nee unk.; b. ca.
1906 in Alsace Lorraine; d. unk.; bd. unk.); unk. ch.;
[Arch, age 8 in the 1910 census of Humble, Harris
Co., TX];
[listed as Archie Gibbs, son, age 18, b. in TX/TX/TX, oil co. laborer, in the 8 Jan 1920 census of Houston, Harris Co., TX] [age 26 in the 1930 census of Houston, TX] [Em, age 24 in the 1930 census of Houston, TX]
26.04--Mary
Rutherford "Mamie" Cheesman, b. 15
Mar 1870; d. 5 Sep 1913, age 43; bd. Hollywood
Cem., Plot: Oakwood Terr., Houston, Harris Co., TX--Find A Grave Memorial#
35446484; m. 12 Nov 1890 to Henry
H. Franks (b. Apr 1868 in
TX/USA/USA; d. 8 Oct 1929; bd. Hollywood
Cem., Plot: Oakwood Terr., Houston, Harris Co., TX--Find A Grave Memorial#
35446485; H.H. Franks m2. to unk.
person after 1920); at least 2 ch.;
[listed as Mamie R. Franks, 27, b.
Mar 1873 in TX/AL/AL, md. 10 yrs. w/ 2/2 ch. lvg., in
the 12 Jun 1900
census of Houston, Harris Co., TX]
[listed as Mrs. Mamie Franks, 40, b. in TX/AL/AL, m1. 20 yrs. w/ 2/2 ch. lvg., in the 30 Apr 1910 census of Houston, Harris Co., TX] [listed as Henry H. Franks, 32, bookkeeper, b. Apr 1868 in TX/Germany/Germany, in the 12 Jun 1900 census of Houston, Harris Co., TX] [listed as Henry H. Franks, 42, hotel mgr., b. in TX/Germany/Germany, m1. 20 yrs., in the 30 Apr 1910 census of Houston, Harris Co., TX] [listed as Henry H. Franks, widowed boarder, age 58, b. in TX/TX/TX, packing co. bookkeeper, in the 8 Jan 1920 census of Houston, Harris Co., TX, and lvg. in the boarding house of his sister-in-law, Maggie Gibbs] [listed as H. H. Franks in the Tex. St. DOH, B of VS, Cert. of Death: no rec. of DOB, b. Moulton, TX; Sec'y & Treas. of Houston Packing Co., father: Carl Franks, b. Germany, no rec. of mother; d. 8 Oct 1929, age 62, of acute myocarditis; bd. Hollywood Cem., Houston, TX; info: Mrs. H. H. Franks] 27.01--Erma
Lee Franks, b. 9 Apr 1892 in
Moulton, Lavaca Co., TX/TX/TX; d. 16 Aug 1975 in
Kerrville, Kerr Co., TX; bd. Glenwood
Cem., Houston, Harris Co., TX--Plot: Sect. C-5, Lot
211--Find A Grave Memorial#
43985156; m. 22 Feb 1911 to George
Pride Brown, Jr. (b. 14 Dec 1886 in
Houston, Harris Co., TX/MO/TX; d. 29 May 1960 in Houston,
Harris Co., TX; bd. Glenwood
Cem., Houston, Harris Co., TX--Plot: Sect. C-5, Lot
211--Find A Grave Memorial#
43984938); 4 ch.;
[listed as Erma L. Franks, 8, b. Apr
1892 in TX/TX/TX, in the 12 Jun 1900
census of Houston, Harris Co., TX]
[listed as Erma L. Franks, 18, b. in TX/TX/TX, in the 30 Apr 1910 census of Houston, Harris Co., TX] [listed as Erma Brown, dau-in-law, 28, b. in TX/TX/TX, in the 10 Jan 1920 census of Houston, Harris Co., TX] [listed as Erma Brown, dau-in-law, 38, b. in TX/TX/TX, insurance agent, in the 4 Apr 1930 census of Houston, Harris Co., TX] [listed as Erma F. Brown, 48, b. in TX, in the 9 Apr 1940 census of Houston, Harris Co., TX] [listed as George Brown, son, 34, b. in TX/MO/TX, insurance salesman, in the 10 Jan 1920 census of Houston, Harris Co., TX] [listed as George P. Brown, Jr., son,
43, b. in TX/MO/TX, insurance agent, in the 4 Apr 1930
census of Houston, Harris Co., TX]
[listed as George P. Brown, Jr., son, 52, b. in TX, estate manager, in the 9 Apr 1940 census of Houston, Harris Co., TX] 28.01--George
P. Brown, III, b. 30 Sep 1912 in
TX/TX/TX; d. 14 Apr 2004 in Houston, Harris Co., TX; bd.
Glenwood
Cem., Houston, Harris Co., TX--Find A Grave Memorial#
8641288; m1. Jane Fatjo
(b. 1 Nov 1915; d. 16 Feb 1979 in Houston, Harris Co.,
TX; bd. Plot: Sect. C-5, Lot 211, Glenwood
Cem., Houston, Harris Co., TX--Find A Grave Memorial#
79281403); m2. Beth Beck
(b. unk.; d. unk.; bd. unk.); ch. unk;
[listed as George Brown, grandson,
7, b. in TX/TX/TX, in the 10 Jan 1920
census of Houston, Harris Co., TX]
[listed as George P. Brown, 3rd, grandson, 17, b. in TX/TX/TX, in the 4 Apr 1930 census of Houston, Harris Co., TX]
29.01--inf. son
Brown, b.
& d. 7 Nov 1937
29.02--inf. son
Brown, b.
& d. 12 Apr 1939
29.03--Becky Brown, [PRIVATE] m. Gordon Gregory, [PRIVATE] 30.01--Glenn
Gregory, Jr., [PRIVATE]
; m. Tracy
(nee unk.), [PRIVATE]; ch. unk;
30.02--George Gregory, [PRIVATE]; 30.03--Thurman Gregory, [PRIVATE]; 28.02--Bettie Brown, b. 25 Nov 1913 in TX/TX/TX; d. bef. 2004; bd. unk; m. Mr. Cook (); ch. unk; [listed as Bettie Brown, granddaughter,
6, b. in TX/TX/TX, in the 10
Jan 1920
census of Houston, Harris Co., TX]
[listed as Bettie Brown, granddaughter, 16, b. in TX/TX/TX, in the 4 Apr 1930 census of Houston, Harris Co., TX] 28.03--Erma Lee Brown, b. 19 Aug 1916 in TX/TX/TX; d. bef. 2004; bd. unk; m. Mr. Clifton; ch. unk; [listed as Erma Lee Brown,
granddaughter, 3, b. in CA/TX/TX, in the 10
Jan 1920
census of Houston, Harris Co., TX]
[listed as Erma Lee Brown, granddaughter, 13, b. in CA/TX/TX, in the 4 Apr 1930 census of Houston, Harris Co., TX] 28.04--Ruth C. Brown, b. 7 Apr 1919 in TX/TX/TX; d. bef. 2004; bd. unk; m. Mr. Green; ch. unk; [listed as Ruth Brown, granddaughter, 9
mos., b. in TX/TX/TX, in the 10
Jan 1920
census of Houston, Harris Co., TX]
[listed as Ruth Brown, granddaughter, 10, b. in TX/TX/TX, in the 4 Apr 1930 census of Houston, Harris Co., TX] [listed as Ruth C. Brown, 31, b. in TX, in the 9 Apr 1940 census of Houston, Harris Co., TX] 27.02--Mabel
Carl Franks, b. Sep 1896 in
TX/TX/TX; d. unk; bd. unk; m. unk; ch. unk;
[listed as Mabel
C. Franks, 3, b. Sep 1896 in TX/TX/TX, in the 12 Jun
1900
census of Houston, Harris Co., TX]
[listed as Mabel R. Franks, 13, b. in TX/TX/TX, in the 30 Apr 1910 census of Houston, Harris Co., TX] 26.05--Charlotte
Eliza
Cheesman, b. 5 Oct 1872; d. 17 May
1873, age 7 mo., 12 days; bd. unk;
26.07--Addie Fisher Cheesman, b. 12 May 1880; d. 12 Jun 1881, age 13 mo.; bd. unk; 26.08--Robert George Cheesman, Jr., b. 12 Feb 1877; d. 23 Feb 1877, age 11 days; bd. unk |
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25.03 A R T H U R |
25.03--Arthur B. Cheesman, b. in ca. 1843-44 in (Dallas Co.?) AL, according to the 1860 census, as he was age 16 then and living with his parents in Matagorda Co., TX; d. in an unk. federal prison during the Civil War; bd. unk; never married; no known ch.; | ||||||
25.04 M I N N A J A N E 25.04 M I N N A J A N E 25.04 M I N N A J A N E 25.04 M I N N A J A N E 25.04 M I N N A J A N E 25.04 M I N N A J A N E 25.04 M I N N A J A N E 25.04 M I N N A J A N E 25.04 M I N N A J A N E |
25.04--Minna Jane "Minnie"
Cheesman,
b. ca. 1845-46 in (Dallas Co.?) AL, according to the 1860
census, as she was age 14 then and living with her parents
in Matagorda Co., TX (tombstone says: 12 Feb 1846; d. 3
Dec 1886; bd. Matagorda
Cem., Matagorda, Matagorda Co., TX--Find A Grave Memorial#
31717267--"My Beloved Wife, Sacred to the
Memory of...Aged 40 y, 3 m, 21 d"; m. Walter Scott
Stewart (b. 28 Nov 1843 in TX; d. 3
Aug 1894; bd. Matagorda
Cem., Matagorda, Matagorda Co., TX--Find A Grave Memorial#
31717266); 5 ch.; [listed as Minna Stewart, 34, b. AL/England/England, cannot read or write, in the 25 Jun 1880 census of Matagorda, Matagorda Co., TX]
26.01--Irene
Stewart, b. 23 Dec 1869; d. 27 Nov
1917; bd. Matagorda
Cem., Matagorda, Matagorda Co., TX--"Wife
of C. W. Burkhart, Asleep in Jesus"--Find
A Grave Memorial# 31717347; m. ca. 1894 to Charles W. Burkhart
(b. Feb 1872 in
TX/PA/AL; d. 21 Nov 1932, age 60; bd. Matagorda
Cem., Matagorda, Matagorda Co., TX--Find
A Grave Memorial# 31717348);
three ch.
[listed as Irene Stewart, 10, b. TX/TX/AL, cannot read or write, in the 25 Jun 1880 census of Matagorda, Matagorda Co., TX] [listed as Irene Burkhart, 30, b. Dec 1869 in TX/TX/AL, md. 6 yrs. w/2 of 2 ch. lvg., in the 1 Jun 1900 census of Matagorda, Matagorda Co., TX] [Irene: age 40 in the 26 Apr 1910 census of Matagorda, Matagorda Co., TX] [listed as Mildred Burkhart, 23, in the 12 Jan 1920 census of Matagorda Co., TX] [listed as Mildred P. Burkhart, 34, age 23 at 1st marr., in the 11 Apr 1930 census of Matagorda, Matagorda Co., TX] [listed as Charles W. Burkhart, 28, stock raiser, b. Feb 1872 in TX/PA/AL, md. 6 yrs, in the 1 Jun 1900 census of Matagorda, Matagorda Co., TX] [Charles: age 38 in the 26 Apr 1910 census of Matagorda, Matagorda Co., TX] [listed as C. W. Burkheart, 47, stockman, in the 12 Jan 1920 census of Matagorda Co., TX] [listed as Charles W. Burkhart, ranch stockman, 56, age 23 at 1st marr., in the 11 Apr 1930 census of Matagorda, Matagorda Co., TX]
27.01--Charles Stewart W. Burkhart,
b. ca. 1896 in TX; d. unk.; m. Lunelle Jones
(fr. Livingston, TX; b. unk. d. unk.; d/o unk.); no ch.
[listed as Stewart W. Burkhart, 4, b. Nov
1895 in TX/TX/TX, in the 1 Jun 1900
census of Matagorda, Matagorda Co., TX]
[listed as Stewart Burkhart, age 14, in the 26 Apr 1910 census of Matagorda, Matagorda Co., TX] [listed as C. S. Burkheart, 24, in the 12 Jan 1920 census of Matagorda Co., TX] [listed as Stewart C. Burkhart, garage proprietor, 35, b. TX/TX/TX, in the 11 Apr 1930 census of Matagorda, Matagorda Co., TX] 27.02--Irene Burkhart,
b. 14 Jul 1898 in TX; d. 3 Jun 1953; bd. Matagorda
Cem., Matagorda,
Matagorda Co., TX--Find A Grave Memorial#
31717500; m. ca. 1927 to
Robert Ellsworth
Johnson
(b. 12 Jun 1900; d. 26
Oct 1966; bd. Matagorda
Cem., Matagorda,
Matagorda Co., TX--Find A Grave Memorial#
31717499);
two ch.,
[listed as Irene
(J.?) Burkhart, 1, b. Jul 1898 in TX/TX/TX, in
the 1 Jun 1900
census of Matagorda, Matagorda Co., TX]
[listed as Irene Burkhart, age 11, in the 26 Apr 1910 census of Matagorda, Matagorda Co., TX] [listed as Irene Burkheart, 21, in the 12 Jan 1920 census of Matagorda Co., TX] [listed as Irene Johnson, 30, b. in TX/TX/TX, in the 2 Apr 1930 census of Harlingen, Cameron Co., TX] [listed as Irene B. Johnson, 41, b. TX, in the 5 Apr 1940 census of Harlingen, Cameron Co., TX] [listed as Robt. Johnson, Southern Pacific RR chief clerk; 30, b. IL/KY/KY, in the 2 Apr 1930 census of Harlingen, Cameron Co., TX] [listed as Robert E. Johnson, steam RR freight agent; 39, b. IL, in the 5 Apr 1940 census of Harlingen, Cameron Co., TX] 28.01--unk. Johnson,
b. unk.;
[cannot find in
any census so far]
28.02--unk. Johnson, b. unk.; [cannot find in
any census so far]
27.03--Charles Lawrence
"Larry" "Pops" Burkhart,
b. 1900 in TX; d. 21 Aug 1963 in TX; bd. Matagorda
Cem., Matagorda,
Matagorda Co., TX--Find A Grave Memorial#
31717370; m. Alma Sophia Doubeck
(fr. Bay City, TX; b.
24 Oct 1910 in Bay City, Matagorda Co., TX; d. 18 Jul
2008 in Matagorda,
Matagorda Co., TX, at age 97; bd. Matagorda
Cem., Matagorda,
Matagorda Co., TX--Find A Grave Memorial#
28654719); one ch.;
[Charles: age 9
in the 26 Apr 1910 census of
Matagorda, Matagorda Co., TX]
[listed as C. L. Burkheart, 19, in the 12 Jan 1920 census of Matagorda Co., TX] [listed as Charles L. Burkhart, garage proprietor, 29, b. TX/TX/TX, in the 11 Apr 1930 census of Matagorda, Matagorda Co., TX] 28.01--Charles Kent
Burkhart, b. 22 Jul 1934; d.
unk.; m. ca. 1955 to Patricia
"Pat" (nee unk.; b.
unk.; d. unk.); three ch., birth order unk.;
29.01--Brad Burkhart [PRIVATE]
m., Karen
[PRIVATE]
30.01--Austin Burkhart [PRIVATE]
29.02--Traci Burkhart,
dau. facebook [PRIVATE]
m., Mr.
Douglas [PRIVATE]30.01--Courtney Douglas facebook
[PRIVATE]
30.02--Amanda Douglas facebook [PRIVATE] 30.03--Taylor Douglas facebook [PRIVATE] 30.04--Danielle Douglas facebook [PRIVATE] 29.03-- Kellye Burkhart, dau, facebook
[PRIVATE]
m. Robert Hill
facebook [PRIVATE]
30.01--Alexa Hill facebook [PRIVATE]
30.02--Micheil Hill facebook [PRIVATE] 30.03--Stephen-Brock Hill facebook [PRIVATE]
30.04--Evan Hill facebook [PRIVATE]
26.02--Greenbury "Green"
Stewart, b. ca. 1873; d. unk.; bd. Matagorda
Cem., Matagorda, Matagorda Co., TX--Find A Grave Memorial#
31717243; m. Maud
Lawson (fr.
Matagorda; b. ca
1877 in LA; d. unk.; bd. unk.); 2
ch.
[listed as Green B. Stewart, 8, b. TX/TX/AL, cannot read or write, in the 25 Jun 1880 census of Matagorda, Matagorda Co., TX] [Green: age 37 in the 26 Apr 1910 census of Matagorda, Matagorda Co., TX] [Maud: age 33 in the 26 Apr 1910 census of Matagorda, Matagorda Co., TX] 27.01--Georgia Stewart, dau, b. ca. 1895 in TX; d. in El Paso, TX; m.
unk.; unk. ch;
[age 15 in the 26
Apr 1910
census of Matagorda, Matagorda Co., TX]
27.02--Robbie Stewart, dau, b. ca. 1899 in TX; d. in El Paso, TX; m.
unk.; unk. ch;
[age 11 in the 26
Apr 1910
census of Matagorda, Matagorda Co., TX]
27.03--Grace Stewart, dau, ca. 1904 or 1907 in TX ; d. in El Paso, TX; m. unk.; unk. ch; [age 4 or 7 in
the 26 Apr 1910 census of
Matagorda, Matagorda Co., TX]
26.03--Arthur Cheesman
Stewart, Sr., b. 4 Aug 1873; d. 1921; bd. Matagorda
Cem., Matagorda, Matagorda Co., TX--Find A Grave Memorial#
31718297; m. Dec 1894 to Lillian Cookenboo
(b.
1873; d. 1955; bd. Matagorda
Cem., Matagorda, Matagorda Co., TX--Find A Grave Memorial#
31718298); 1 ch.;
[listed as Author (sic) Stewart, 6, b. TX/TX/AL, cannot read or write, in the 25 Jun 1880 census of Matagorda, Matagorda Co., TX] 26.04--Walter
Scott Stewart, b. 5 Oct 1877 in
TX/TX/AL; d. 5 Aug 1936; bd. Matagorda
Cem., Matagorda, Matagorda Co., TX--FAG# 31718295; m. Addie C. (nee unk.; 8 May
1879; d. 5 May 1919; bd. unk.); at least two ch.;
[listed as Walter S. Stewart, 2, b. TX/TX/AL, in the 25 Jun 1880 census of Matagorda, Matagorda Co., TX]
27.01--Walter Scott Stewart, I, b. 5 Oct 1877; d. 5 Aug 1936; bd. Matagorda Cem., Matagorda, Matagorda Co., TX--Find A Grave Memorial# 31718295; m. 28 Dec 1898 to Addie Cookenboo (b. 8 May 1879; d. 5 May 1919; bd. Matagorda Cem., Matagorda, Matagorda Co., TX--Find A Grave Memorial# 31718296); 2 ch.;27.01--Stewart, b.
28.01--George
Sargent Stewart, b. 7 Oct 1901; d.
1970's in Tucson, AZ; bd. Grace
Saint
Paul's
Mem.
Garden, Tucson, Pima Co., AZ--Find A Grave Memorial#
51559083; m1. to Bernice
Baird (b. 5 Jun
1900; 28 Aug 1932; bd.
Matagorda
Cem., Matagorda, Matagorda Co., TX--Find A Grave Memorial#
31718294);
2 ch.; m2. Irby
Aileen Sharp "Monty" Montgomery (b. 16 Oct 1904 in
Gatesville, Coryell Co., TX; d. 9 Aug 1979 in Tucson,
Pima Co., AZ; bd. Grace
Saint
Paul's
Mem.
Garden, Tucson, Pima Co., AZ--Find A Grave Memorial#
51557865;
m1. Mr. Montgomery);
1 stepson: DESCENDANTS
NOT POSSIBLE
[29.00]-- Arthur Vernon
Montgomery, b. 1904; d.
2010;
28.02--Arthur Cheesman
Stewart, Jr., b. 9 Mar 1905; d. 17 Mar 1953; bd. Cedarvale Cem., Bay
City, TX; m.
15 Jul 1929 in San Antonio, TX, to Mary Cecile Kaine
(b. 29 Oct 1907; d. 23 Aug 1969; bd. Cedarvale Cem., Bay
City, TX); 3
ch.
29.01--Mary Cecile Stewart, CONTRIBUTOR
facebook friend, [PRIVATE]
m. David Fort
Crawford,
Jr.
[PRIVATE]
30.01--David
Fort Crawford, III
facebook
[PRIVATE]
to Kathy Lynn Robinson; m2. Jane Remer
facebook
[PRIVATE]; 3 ch.
29.02--Walter Scott Stewart,
II, b. 18 Aug 1935; d. 29 Nov
2005; m. 31
May 1957 in
Bay City, TX,
to Eileen
Moselle Lankard facebook [PRIVATE]; 2 ch.;
31.01--Connie Elizabeth Davidson,
b. unk. date in Houston, TX [PRIVATE];--m. Mr. Flowers
[PRIVATE]
31.02--Marie
Sean Davidson [PRIVATE]
30.02--Michael
Scott "Mike" Stewart, CONTRIBUTOR,
facebook [PRIVATE] m. Nov 1985 to Beverly (nee unk.) facebook [PRIVATE]
30.02--Patrick Albert
Stewart, facebook [PRIVATE] m. Georgia "Gina" (nee unk.) facebook [PRIVATE]; at least 1 ch.
30.03--Christopher Warner
Stewart [PRIVATE]; n-m. to Sarah Elizabeth Dray [PRIVATE]
[31.10]--Jocelyn Stewart facebook, daughter of Sarah and
her first husband, adopted by George and Marilyn
Stewart [PRIVATE]
CWS n-m.
to Kiska Victoria Barela [PRIVATE]
31.02--Kiska
Daegan Barela, [PRIVATE]
31.03--Tristan Doyle Barela, [PRIVATE] 27.02--Stewart, b. unk.;
27.03--David Stewart, b. unk.; 27.00--Warner Watson Stewart, b. ca. 1896 28.00--William Hart
Stewart, Ret. Coast Guard
Adm., b. Dec 1926; lives in Mobile,
AL;, [PRIVATE]
29.01--Carla
Stewart, b. unk., [PRIVATE]
26.05--Minna
Jane Stewart, b. 5 Nov 1880; d. 22 Nov
1915; bd.
Matagorda
Cem., Matagorda, Matagorda Co., TX--Find A Grave Memorial#
31717265--"In loving
memory of...Daughter of WS and Minna J Stewart, The
Close of a Perfect Day"; m. never; no ch. DESCENDANTS NOT POSSIBLE
|
From the 23, 24 Jun 1880 census of the village of Matagorda, Matagorda Co., TX | ||||||||
Res/Fam |
Name |
Relat to HoH |
Race/ Sex |
Marr. Stat. |
Age |
POB S/F/M |
Occ. |
John M. Gwin Comments |
5/5 |
George
Cheeseman |
head |
wm |
m |
42 |
Eng/Eng/Eng |
druggist |
This
is
Robert George Cheesman,
second known child of Fred and Charlotte Basset
Cheesman. We learn here that he is a pharmacist |
Mary Cheeseman | wife |
wf |
m |
38 |
AL/AL/MS |
keeps house |
This
is
the
former
Mary Ellen Lister,
daughter (or granddaughter?) of Jere Lister who was a
business partner in Cahaba, AL, of George's grandfather,
William Basset. |
|
Maggie Cheeseman | daughter |
wf |
s |
12 |
TX/Eng/AL |
at home |
Maggie was age two
and the youngest child in the 1870 census. |
|
Mary R Cheeseman | daughter |
wf |
s |
10 |
TX/Eng/AL | at home |
This
is
our
first
introduction
to
Mary R., who had
not yet been born in the 1870 census. |
|
Hayes
Milley |
servant |
bf |
s |
13 |
TX/VA/LA |
servant |
||
Ma(c? r?) Cheeseman | nephew |
wm |
s |
18 |
TX/Eng/AL | clerk |
This
person
is
the
right
age
of
and,
by process of elimination, almost has to be William Martin Cheesman,
son of Fred and Charlotte's oldest, Charles F. Cheeseman
and his wife and Batistine. |
|
35/34 |
Walter
Ives |
head |
wm |
m |
27 |
TX/Eng/VA |
constable |
We
notice
here that both their fathers were born in England, so
having this in common with each other may have been what
drew them together. Perhaps the fathers even knew each
other in Cahaba or in England. |
Rena
Ives |
wife |
wf |
m |
19 |
TX/Eng/AL | keeps house |
This
is
the
former
Rena Cheesman,
older sister of the William Martin Cheeseman who appears
two lines above. |
|
George
Allen
Ives |
son |
wm |
s |
7mos. |
TX/TX/TX |
From the 2 Jun 1900 census of the village of Matagorda, Matagorda Co., TX | |||||||||
Address/ Res/Fam |
Name |
Race/ Sex |
Age |
DOB |
Relat. 2HoH |
Marr.Stat./ Yrs.Md./ #Ch./#Lvg. |
Occ. |
POB S/F/M |
John M. Gwin Comments |
23/23 |
Greenberry
Stewart |
wm |
28 |
Nov 1871 |
head |
m/___ |
stock raiser |
TX/TX/AL |
This
is
Greenberry "Green"
Stewart, secondborn of Minna "Minnie" Jane Cheesman
and Walter Scott Stewart, Cecile's
g-grandparents. |
Maud A. Stewart | wf |
14 |
Oct 1875 |
wife |
m/___2/2 |
TX/AL/SC |
|||
Georgia T. Stewart | wf |
5 |
May 1895 |
daughter |
s |
TX/TX/TX | |||
Robbie L. Stewart | wf |
1 |
Apr 1899 |
daughter |
s |
TX/TX/TX | |||
32/32 |
Arthur C. Stewart | wm |
26 |
Aug 1873 |
head |
m/5 |
dry goods merchant |
TX/TX/AL | This
is our 26.03--Arthur
Cheesman Stewart and family. |
Lillian Stewart | wf |
26 |
Dec 1873 |
wife |
m/5/1/1 |
TX/TX/TX | This
is
the
former
Lillian Cookenboo |
||
Warner W. Stewart | wm |
4 |
Nov 1895 |
son |
s |
TX/TX/TX | |||
47/47 |
Walter
S.
Stewart |
wm |
22 |
Oct 1877 |
head |
m/1 |
stock raiser |
TX/TX/AL |
This appears to be our 27.01--Walter Scott Stewart I, b. 5 Oct 1877, s/o Arthur Cheeseman Stewart, Sr., and Lillian Cookenboo. |
Addie
Stewart |
wf |
21 |
May 1879 |
wife |
m/1 |
TX/Ger/Ger |
This
is
the
former
Addie Cookenboo,
whose parents and siblings live next door at 48/48. |
||
Martha
Ellis |
bf |
65 |
Feb 1835 |
head |
m/45 |
SC/SC/SC |
|||
From the 14 Jun 1900 Census of Ward 7, Caddo Parish, LA | |||||||||
Address/ Res/Fam |
Name |
Race/ Sex |
Age |
Age/ DOB |
Relat. 2HoH |
Marr.Stat./ Yrs.Md. |
Occ. |
POB S/F/M |
John M. Gwin Comments |
W.
R. Colquitt |
wm |
24 | Oct 1875 |
head |
m/3 |
farmer |
LA/GA/GA |
This
must
be
William
Colquitt,
brother
of
Georgia
Ann Colquitt, formerly wife of Archie Floyd Gibbs, Sr.,
who married second my cousin Maggie Cheeseman (5.3
above). |
|
Virgie
Colquitt |
wf |
26 |
Feb 1874 |
wife |
m/3 |
LA/LA/LA |
|||
Travis
Gibbs |
wm |
6 |
Jun 1893 |
nephew |
s |
LA/LA/LA | This
must
be
George
Travis
Gibbs.
Ancestry.com
had mistranscribed his given name as Fravis, making his
search very difficult. |
From the 26 Apr 1910 census of the village of Matagorda, Matagorda Co., TX | |||||||||
Address/ Res/Fam |
Name |
Race/ Sex |
Age |
Est. DOB |
Relat. 2HoH |
Marr.Stat./ Yrs.Md./ #Ch./#Lvg. |
Occ. |
POB S/F/M |
John M. Gwin Comments |
129/129 |
Green
Stewart |
wm |
37 |
1873 |
head |
m1/[BLANK] | stockman |
TX/TX/AL |
|
Maud Stewart | wf |
33 |
1877 |
wife |
m1/[BLANK] | LA/AL/SC |
|||
Georgia Stewart | wf |
15 |
1895 |
daughter |
s |
TX/TX/LA |
|||
Robbie Stewart | wf |
11 |
1899 |
daughter |
s |
TX/TX/LA | |||
Grace Stewart | wf |
4 or 7? |
1806 or
1803 |
daughter |
s |
TX/TX/LA | I
can't tell whether this is a four or a seven on her age.
We'll have wait until we see the 1920 census and decide. |
||
140/140 |
Charles
W. Burkhart |
wm |
38 |
1872 |
head |
m1/15 |
farmer |
TX/PA/AL | |
Mrs.
Irena |
wf |
40 |
1870 |
wife |
m1/15/3/3 |
TX/TX/AL | |||
Stewart |
wm |
14 |
1896 |
son |
s |
TX/TX/TX | |||
Irene |
wf |
11 |
1899 |
daughter |
s |
TX/TX/TX | |||
Lawrence |
wm |
9 |
1901 |
son |
s |
TX/TX/TX | |||
210/210 |
Arthur
C.
Stewart |
wm |
36 |
1874 |
head |
m1/15 |
dry goods merchant |
TX/TX/AL |
|
Lillian
Stewart |
wf |
36 |
1874 |
wife |
m1/15/1/1 |
housekeeper |
TX/Ger/Ger |
||
Warner
Stewart |
wm |
14 |
1896 |
son |
TX/TX/TX |
From the 26 Apr 1910 Census of Humble, Harris Co., TX | ||||||||
Address/ Res/Fam |
Name |
Race/ Sex |
Age |
Relat. 2HoH |
Marr.Stat./ Yrs.Md./ Ch.Bn./Lvg. |
Occ. |
POB S/F/M |
John M. Gwin Comments |
Archie
F.
Gibbs |
wm |
42 |
m2/11 |
LA/LA/TX |
Archie
says
right
here
that
this
is
his
second marriage, meaning to me that he most likely was
indeed married to Georgia Colquitt and is the father of
George Travis Gibbs. |
|||
Maggie
M.
Gibbs |
wf |
42 |
m2/11/3/3 |
TX/AL/England |
||||
George
L.
Coorpender |
wm |
18 |
s |
TX/TX/TX |
||||
Henry
F.
Coorpender |
wm |
16 |
s |
TX/TX/TX | ||||
Archie
F.
Gibbs |
wm |
8 |
s |
TX/TX/TX | This
will be 6.3--Archie Floyd Gibbs, Jr. |
Unknown
1910
Census |
|||||||||
Address/ Res/Fam |
Name |
Race/ Sex |
Age |
Est. DOB |
Relat. 2HoH |
Marr.Stat./ Yrs.Md./ #Ch./#Lvg. |
Occ. |
POB S/F/M |
John M. Gwin Comments |
129/129 |
Green
Stewart |
wm |
37 |
1873 |
head |
m1/[BLANK] | stockman |
TX/TX/AL |
|
Maud Stewart | wf |
33 |
1877 |
wife |
m1/[BLANK] | LA/AL/SC |
|||
Georgia Stewart | wf |
15 |
1895 |
daughter |
s |
TX/TX/LA |
|||
Robbie Stewart | wf |
11 |
1899 |
daughter |
s |
TX/TX/LA | |||
Grace Stewart | wf |
4? 7? |
1906 or
1903 |
daughter |
s |
TX/TX/LA | I
can't tell whether this is a four or a seven on her age.
We'll have wait until we see the 1920 census and decide. |
||
140/140 |
Charles
W. Burkhart |
wm |
38 |
1872 |
head |
m1/15 |
farmer |
TX/PA/AL | |
Mrs. Irena Burkhart | wf |
40 |
1870 |
wife |
m1/15/3/3 |
TX/TX/AL | This
is
the
sister
of
the
above
Green
Stewart. |
||
Stewart Burkhart | wm |
14 |
1896 |
son |
s |
TX/TX/TX | |||
Irene Burkhart | wf |
11 |
1899 |
daughter |
s |
TX/TX/TX | |||
Lawrence Burkhart | wm |
9 |
1901 |
son |
s |
TX/TX/TX |
From the 8 Jan 1920 Census of Houston, Harris Co., TX | ||||||||
Address/ Res/Fam |
Name |
Race/ Sex |
Age |
Relat. 2HoH |
Marr. Stat. |
Occ. |
POB S/F/M |
John M. Gwin Comments |
2704 Helena/ 145/174 |
Maggie
Gibbs |
wf |
51 |
head |
wd |
owner, rooming house |
TX/England/AL |
This
is
5.3
above,
the
widow
of
Archie
Floyd Gibbs, Sr. |
George
Gibbs |
wm |
28 |
son |
m |
oil co. agent |
TX/TX/TX |
This
is Maggie's son (6.1 above)... |
|
Sydney
Gibbs |
wf |
18 |
dau-in-law |
m |
none |
TX/IN/TX |
...and
his new bride. |
|
Archie
Gibbs |
wm |
18 |
son |
s |
oil co. laborer |
TX/TX/TX | This
is Archie Floyd Gibbs, Jr., 6.3 above. |
|
George
Gibbs,
Jr. |
wm |
14 mo. |
grandson |
s |
none |
TX/TX/TX | This
is
George
and
Sydney's
son,
Lewis
George
Gibbs, Jr. (7.1 above). |
|
Mary
Cheeseman |
wf |
76 |
mother |
wd |
none |
AL/USA/AL |
This
is
Mary
Ellen
Lister,
widow
of
4.2--Robert
George Cheeseman. |
|
Charles
Lister |
wm |
72 |
uncle |
wd |
none |
AL/USA/AL | This
is Mary Ellen's younger brother, Charles |
|
Henry
Franks |
wm |
52 |
lodger |
wd |
bookkeeper, packing
co. |
TX/USA/USA |
From the 19 Apr 1930 Census of Houston, Harris Co., TX | ||||||||
Address/ Res/Fam |
Name |
Race/ Sex |
Age |
Relat. 2HoH |
Marr.Stat./ Age1stMd. |
Occ. |
POB S/F/M |
John M. Gwin Comments |
5806 (illeg.) 686/767 |
Archie
Gibbs |
wm |
26 |
head |
m/22 |
Eng Dept, City |
TX/LA/LA |
|
Emily
Gibbs |
wf |
24 |
wife |
m/21 |
Seamstress, bag
fact. |
AlsaceLor/AlsaceLor/AlsaceLor | ||
Mary
E.
Cheeseman |
wf |
86 |
g.mother |
wd |
none |
AL/AL/AL |
||
Maggie
Gibbs |
wf |
52 (sic) |
mother |
wd |
none |
TX/England/England |
Age
is
an
error;
the
enumerator
probably
heard
it wrong. Her age should be 62 |
From 1860 Census of Historic Matagorda County published by the Matagorda County Genealogical Society, P.O. Box 264, Bay City, Texas 77414 (photocopy sent by Liz Hicks):"105-95...
F. CHEESEMAN 53 M Farmer England 2,000--None
C. 55 F England
R. G. 23 M Mail Contractor England
A.B. 16 M Alabama
Minnie 14 F Alabama (p.) 17"
And from the 1870 Census Matatgorda County, Texas, p. 69 (photocopy sent by Liz Hicks):15-15 CHEESEMAN Charlotte 42 F W Housekeeper ENG f m 600-942
Charles F. 38 M W Stockraiser ENG f m None-400
Irene 9 F W Attends School TX f
Martin 8 M W TX f
Frederick 4 M W TX f
Date | Event | Source |
3 Aug 1806 or 21 Jul 1806 |
|
unk. record |
ca 1807 | Fred is born in Horsham, England to unknown parents | unk. record |
19 Sep 1830 | Charlotte, age 24, is married at Preston, England (near Brighton) to Frederick Cheesman | unk. record |
ca. 1832 | Son Charles F. is born in England (age 18 in Nov 1850 census, age 38 in 1870 census) | |
18 Jul 1837 | Son Robert George is born in Worthing, Sussex, England (but listed as age 14 in Nov 1850 census) | unk. record |
ca. 1836-1843 | Cheesman family sails from England, settles in Cahaba with two children (Charles, George) | unk. record |
ca. 1843 | Son Arthur B. is born in AL (age 7 in Nov 1850 census) | 1850 Census |
ca. 1845 | Daughter Minna is born in AL (age 5 in Nov 1850 census) | 1850 Census |
Nov 1850 | Cheeseman family is living in Cahawba, Dallas Co., AL, with four children (C, G, A, M); Fred is listed as a carpenter owning real estate valued at $900 | Nov 1850 Census |
ca. 1850-1860 | Cheesman family moves (sails?) fr. Cahaba to Bay City, TX w/2 ch., (Chas., Geo.) | unk. record |
bef. 1860 census | Charles F. marries Batistine Roe in TX | unk. record |
1860 | Cheesman family is living near Bay City, Matagorda Co., TX, with 3 ch. (G, A, M) | 1860 Census |
1860 | son R.G. is working as a mail contractor in Matagorda Co., TX, age 23 | 1860 Census |
1860 | son A. B. is age 16 in Matagorda Co., TX | 1860 Census |
1860 | daughter Minnie
is age 14 in Matagorda Co., TX |
1860 Census |
30 Jul 1862 |
Robert George, after returning to Cahaba, (Dallas Co.) AL, marries Mary Ellen Lister |
unk. record |
ca. 1861-1865 |
son Arthur enlists in CSA, is captured,
and dies in unk. Federal prison; never marries |
unk. record |
8 Nov 1866 | Charlotte is widow at age 60 | photo, grave |
4 Oct 1876 | Charlotte dies at age 70 in Matagorda Co., near Bay City, TX | unk. records |
31 Jan 1893 | Son Robert George dies | unk. records |
A
Wonderful E.Mail from a New 4th Cousin,
Cecile "Cile" Stewart Crawford From: CileDavidataoldotcom Date: July 2, 2007 2:20:00 AM MDT To: jmcdgwin@zianet.com Cc: CileDavidataoldotcom, erootrotatusadotnet Subject: Re: Charlotte and Frederick Cheesman Hi John...........finally I am getting back to you with some information. This has been a complicated spring and early summer....just lots of things going on that kept me from concentrating on any genealogy. BUT.....There are a good many things that need to be corrected about the Cheesman family that moved to Texas. To start with, for some reason others have indicated that the Frederick Cheesman family lived in Bay City (or close to Bay City) in Matagorda Co., Texas.......well, when they came to Texas, I do not believe Bay City really existed. They came to Matagorda, Texas, a lovely, thriving community, one of the main Texas ports during and before the Republic of Texas days, and also very important in the time of the Civil War. They came to Matagorda to live and, I believe, to be planters. The family may have settled on Matagorda Peninsula or in the Caney Creek area, but all of that was really considered Matagorda. I need to check my research a bit about the children other than Minna Jane Cheesman, but I do know much about her married life and descendents. Minna Jane was my great-grandmother. Frederick and Charlotte Basset moved their family to Matagorda, Texas, sometime in the late 1850's or early 1860's (I think). Since the town of Cahaba was pretty much closed down by the Civil War, I don't think they would have left there until the outcome of the war was pretty certain. I have been told though, the Cheesman family was very musical and provided music for the grand balls held at the Colorado House, a fine hotel in Matagorda, and these dances stopped sometime during the Civil War. (One of the sons taught the latest dances--learned in New Orleans--I somewhere have a copy of his advertisement.) This may have been C. F., or R. G., or A. B., and I do not know their full names. Charlotte and Frederick Cheesman are buried in the historic cemetery in Matagorda. Battie Cheesman is buried by them, and her tombstone indicates she was the wife of C. F. Cheesman and died Oct. 21, 1867. Age 26 years. (I assume this is the person you list as Batistine Roe who married Charles F. in Texas.) Frederick Cheesman's tombstone states he was born in Horsham, Sussex County, England (no date given); he died at age 59, Nov. 3,1866. Minna Jane Cheesman was born in Alabama on Feb. 12, 1846. She married Walter Scott Stewart in Matagorda, Texas, on March 11, 1869. (I have a copy of their marriage license.) He was born in Matagorda on Nov. 28, 1843 to Warner Watson Stewart and Lucy Tribble Stewart. He was a soldier of the Confederacy and was gone from home and actively in the war from April 1862 until the war was over, returning home some time in 1865. His brothers John A. Stewart and Greenbury Stewart were also Confederate soldiers. John never came home--he died at Petersberg, VA, and we assume was buried there. Minna Jane and Walter Scott Stewart are buried in Matagorda Cemetery along with all of his siblings except John and all but one of their children . Minna Jane and Walter Scott Stewart had 5 children all born in Matagorda: 1)
Irene Stewart--born December 23, 1869 (m. Charles W.
Burkhart , had 3 children)
a) Charles
Stewart Burkhart m. Lunelle Jones, from Livingston,
TX--no children
b)
Charles
Lawrence
Burkhart
m.
Sophia
Doubeck
from Bay city 1 son:
1) Charles Kent
Burkhart, b. July 22, 1934 m.Patricia _
about 1955
(has 1 son
Brad, 2 daughters , Tracy and ____- not sure of
birthdates
c) Irene
Burkhart - b.July 14, 1898
d.June 3, 1953 m. _ Johnson 2
children
2) Greenbury Stewart
- ( born about 1871 died ? m.
Maud Lawson from Matagorda,2 daughters - moved to El Paso , TX, died there year not known 3) Arthur Cheesman - born in 1873 died in 1 married Lillian Cookenboo in Dec.1894, a) Warner Watson Stewart b.about 1896 1) William Hart Stewart ( Retired Coast Guard Admiral) b. Dec. 1926- Lives in Mobile, Alabama a) Carla Stewart 4) Walter Scott Stewart - born Oct.5, 1877 Died Aug. 3, 1936 married Addie Cookenboo Dec. 28, 1898. Had 2 children both born in Matagorda : a) George Sargent Stewart......born Oct. 7, 1901 died in Tuscon, Ariz. 1970's m1 Bernice Baird d 1932 m2 Irby Montgomery ( she had 1 son, Vernon ) b) Arthur Cheese man Stewart Born March 9, 1905 - died March 17, 1953 Married Mary Cecile Kaine July 15, 1929 (San Antonio, Texas) b. Oct.29, 1907- died Aug. 23, 1969 -( both buried Cedarvale Cemetery, Bay City, Texas.) Three children : 1) Mary Cecile Stewart - b.July 22, 1931, m. David F Crawford Jr. 2-21952 ( David was b.12-17-1926 Amarillo, TX a) David Fort Crawford, III b.Jan. 13, 1956 - m.1st Kathy Lynn Robinson 8-19- 1978, Houston, Texas m.2nd Jane Remer 6-15-93 3 children all born in Houston, TX 1) Travis Lee Crawford b.Jan 28, 1983 - m.Jessica Jarzombek 8-5- 2006 2) Stewart Wesley Crawford b. 8-5-1985 3) Patrick Robinson Crawford b. 8-24-1986 b) Mary Lynn Crawford b. 8-25-1958 m Douglas Scott Fitch 6-13-1981 2 children:born in Houston, TX 1) Katherine Lynn Fitch b.Feb. 9, 1985 2) Sarah Elizabeth Fitch b.Nov. 10, 1987 2) Walter Scott Stewart - b.Aug 18, 1935 d. Nov. 29 2005 Married Eileen Moselle Lankard May 31, 1957 in Bay City, TX 2 children :both born in Bay City, TX a) Lisa Eileen Stewart b.Nov.9, 1959 m.Walter Davidson 8-20-1990 2 children: both born in Houston, TX 1) Connie Elizabeth 2) Marie Sean b) Michael Scott Stewart b.Nov. 28 1962 m. Beverly _ Nov. 1985 1) Mallory Sean Stewart b.March 28, 2000 3) George David Stewart b.11-22-38 m.Marilyn Hahn Sept. 1963 a) Stephen David Stewart b. 8-5-1964 m.Teresa _ 1) Austin Stewart 2) Brandon Stewart b) Patrick Stewart b. Dec. 1966 m. Gina 1) Christopher b.about 1995or 96 c) Christopher Stewart b. May 1970 1) Jocelyn Stewart b. 2-7-1992 2) Daegan Stewart b about 2000 3) Tristan Stewart b. about 2003 d) Mary Cecile Stewart b.11-20-1971 m. Richard Oliver 2002 5) Minna Jane Stewart b.Nov.5, 1880 d.Nov.22,1915 never married Sooooooooo........... I have just added about 35 or 40 blood relatives that you didn't know about......and quite a few spouses too......i am a bit vague about some of my great nices and nephews birthdays, but the dates are close.. As you can see, Minna Jane Cheeseman married into a family that repeated names over and over, lots of times, so it gets pretty confusing sometimes. When Mike Stewart contacted you and gave you some family names, he actually skipped a generation; his father was Walter Scott Stewart, son of Arthur Cheeseman Stewart, son of Walter Scott Stewart, son of Warner Watson Stewart, but the first Walter Scott had a brother named Arthur Cheeseman Stewart who named his son for his father, Warner Watson Stewart (Who's on first...) The Burkharts were all named Charles something, and Addie and Lillian Cookenboo both married Stewart brothers (and all of their Cookenboo brothers were named Henry-something after their father, Henry.) I am not at all sure what relation I am to you, but probably 4th or 5th cousin somehow. In any case, it is fascinating to know to how many people we are related! I will send you some pictures in the next few days. I don't really have any Cheesman pictures except one of Minna Jane. The home that Minna Jane and Walter Scott built and lived in is still standing but in very bad shape. There is quite a lot of interest in real estate in Matagorda again at this time, and that house is supposed to be up for sale again. It has not belonged to our family since 1944, but I spent quite a lot of time there when I was a child. After Minna and Walter Scott died, their son Arthur and his wife Lillian lived in this house. My father brought his bride from San Antonio to Matagorda to live in his family's home, and this was just one block from the home once lived in by Minna Jane and Scott. Irene Burkhart, Walter Scott's sister, only lived three blocks away. The Burkhart home was started in 1832 by Rhodes Fisher who signed the Texas Declaration of Independence in 1836 (the Burkharts did not buy the home until the late 1800's). The home Scott and Minna Jane built was probably begun in about 1869 but added onto later. The home I grew up in was built in 1898 for Walter and Addie Stewart (and also added onto later). It is a one-story home and has just been purchased and is being somewhat restored, probably if on the market now would be at a price approaching $300,000--really bizarre to consider that my family probably sold it for $10,000 in 1947 when my father decided to move his family to Bay City! The house Minna Jane lived in will probably go on the market now for about $100,000 or more, but it would take another $100,000 or more to properly restore it, so as much as I would love to own it, it is not something I can afford. There is quite lot of history in the Matagorda area. It was a deeply southern, cultural city by the bay when it was founded there by Stephen F. Austin's colony in about 1826, but many things happened over the years, and it has been just a tiny community for quite some time. There is now a lot of interest in the waterfront there, and a magnificent new bridge will replace the old "swing" bridge over the Intercoastal Canal on the road that follows the Colorado River and leads to the Gulf of Mexico. Property is suddenly very expensive (it will be interesting to see if anything sells!). I love to go there when I can, but I have very few relatives in that area anymore. Sophia Burkhart is still alive (age 97), but even though she maintains the old Burkhart home in Matagorda, she actually lives in Bay City, and her son, Kent, lives in Florida. Wow! I started writing this about 11:00 Sunday evening, and it is now almost 3:00 a.m. Monday. I'd best go and get some sleep, but I will send pictures soon and look for other Cheesman information. I am going to copy this to Liz Hicks (and to myself so I can remember what I wrote to you!), and I will forward it to Mike Stewart, too, but I don't know his e-mail right now. I look forward to hearing from you soon. Texas love, Cile |
For purposes of making
sure I had all the data she included in
her earlier communication with me, http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~txmatago/family_stewart_walter_minna.htm To see her unmodified
articles, click (or copy/paste) the above
link. Warner
Watson
Stewart Family |
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Warner Watson Stewart was born on
September 2, 1804. He was of pure Scottish descent,
but his exact birthplace was not known. He came to
Matagorda, Texas, about 1838, bringing with him his
wife, Lucy Rible, born on August 14, 1805, in
Kentucky, and three children: Martha Caroline,
born in 1826 in Indiana;
Greenbury, born in 1828 in Indiana; and Almire, born in 1834 in Louisiana. Four more children were born to them in
Matagorda: John A. in
1840;
Elizabeth and Mary on August 30, 1842, who died as babies; and Walter Scott on November 28, 1843. Warner was probably a planter. He died in 1855 at the age of 50. Lucy lived almost eighty-one years, and survived all but one of her children. She died on July 2, 1886. Martha C. Stewart was married to R. T. Van Slyke on March 27, 1844, by the Reverend Caleb Ives, at Christ Church, Matagorda. They had four children: Lucy, Catherine, Martha and Robert. The 1862 yellow fever epidemic claimed Lucy, age seventeen, and Robert, age six. R. Van Slyke was Postmaster of Matagorda when he died in 1856. Martha died in 1867. Greenbury Stewart became Postmaster of Matagorda from 1856-1860. He was a stockraiser, a gunsmith, and an officer in the Confederate Army, 6th Texas Infantry, Co. "D." there is no record that he ever married. He died in Matagorda in 1875 at the age of forty-seven. Almira Stewart married T. F. Bates in 1854. She also died of yellow fever in 1862, leaving two children, Francis, age eight, and Jane, age four. Jane would become the second wife of John Sargent, and the mother of Kate Sargent Rugeley. John A. Stewart fought in the Confederate army alongside his brothers, but there is no record of his return to Matagorda. He was the only member of the W. W. Stewart family not buried in Matagorda. Walter Scott Stewart had an interesting life. Caught up in the Civil War while still in his teens, he fought in some major battles, among them were Bull Run, Chickamauga, and Atlanta. He was wounded, but returned to the front until the war ended. Returning to Matagorda he became a lawyer, County Tax-Assessor in 1877-1878, and County Judge from 1882-1888. He also started in the cattle business in the late 1860s, with just a few head of stock. By the early 1900s he had a vast ranch, and the Stewart herds were considered among the best in the Southwest. In 1869, Walter married Minna Jane Cheesman. Her family had come from England to Alabama and on to settle in Matagorda. She was born in Alabama on February 12, 1846. Walter and Minna had five children: Irene,
Arthur Cheeseman, Greenbury, Walter Scott and Minna Jane. They were members of the Episcopal Church. Walter died on August 3, 1894, at the age of fifty, and Minna died on December 3, 1886, at the age of forty. Irene Stewart (1869-1917) was educated in San Antonio, then married Charles L. Burkhart of Matagorda. They had three children: Irene, who married Robert Johnson; C. Stewart, who married Lunelle Jones; and C. Lawrence, who married Sophia Doubeck. Minna Jane Stewart (1880-1915) was only six when her mother died. She spent much of her young life with her sister, Irene. Well-educated, she worked with the Episcopal Church, teaching the poor. She never married. Greenbury Stewart ( about 1875-before 1935) married Maud Alberta Lawson on March 28, 1894. They had three daughters: Robbie, Georgia, and Grace. The family lived in San Antonio. Greenbury was the only child of Walter Scott Stewart that was not buried in Matagorda. Walter and Arthur Stewart married sisters, Addie and Lillian Cookenboo, daughters of Captain Henry and Catharine Cookenboo. Arthur Cheeseman Stewart was born in 1873. On December 26, 1894, he married Lillian Cookenboo. They had one son, Warner Watson Stewart. Arthur owned the dry goods store in Gulf, Texas. He died in 1921. Lillian lived until about 1955, and was much a part of the lives of the Walter Stewart family. Warner, a student at The University of Texas when World War I began, left college to be in the first Officer's Training School and Newport News, Virginia. In 1918 he married Mary Hart of Austin. He ran the family store in Gulf until about 1932, and then moved to Austin. They had one son, William Hart Stewart, born on December 20, 1926. He attended the Coast Guard Academy at New London, Connecticut, and was a Rear Admiral, U. S. Coast Guard, stationed at New Orleans. He had one daughter, Mary, living in Germany. Walter Scott Stewart II was born on October 5, 1877. He attended West Texas Military Academy in San Antonio, and then returned home to marry Addie Cookenboo on December 28, 1898. They had two sons, George S., born on October 7, 1901, and Arthur Cheeseman, born on March 9, 1905. Annie died on May 5, 1919. Walter died on August 5, 1936. Historic Matagorda County, Volume
II, pages 524-525 |
|
Walter
Scott Stewart Family |
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Walter Scott Stewart, son of Walter Scott and Minna Jane Stewart, was born in Matagorda on October 5, 1877. He attended West Texas Academy, now T. M. I., in San Antonio from 1893-1897. On December 28, 1898, Walter married Addie Cookenboo, born on May 8, 1879, the tiny, auburn-haired daughter of Captain Henry Cookenboo. They built their home at 401 Fisher Street in Matagorda. Addie's sister, Nettie, and her husband, George Sargent, lived on the bay front one block south; her sister, Lillian, and her husband, Arthur Stewart, lived one block north. The family spent much time together. Walter and Addie had two sons: George S., born on October 7, 1901, and Arthur Cheeseman, born on March 9, 1905. They were members of Christ Church, Matagorda. Walter was a lumber merchant. He was active in the Oddfellows Lodge. Addie died on May 5, 1919, and Walter died on August 5, 1936. Their son, George Stewart, married Bernice Baird, she died about 1931. He then married "Monty" Montgomery. They raised her son, Vernon, but had no children of their own. George and Monty died about 1980, and were buried in Tucson, Arizona, where they had lived for many years. Arthur Stewart attended Austin College, and received his degree in Civil Engineering from The University of Texas in 1926. He met Mary Cecile Kaine about 1927 when she came to visit friends in Gulf. They were married on July 15, 1929, and moved into the Stewart family home in Matagorda, where they shared the home with Arthur's father. Mary was born on October 29, 1907, in San Antonio, Texas, and reared threr. Life in Matagorda was different, but happy. Mary and Arthur had three children: Mary Cecile, born on July 22, 1931; Walter Scott, born on August 18, 1935; and George David, born on November 22, 1938. Arthur and Mary were devoted parents, and Walter adored his grandchildren. Cecile was her grandfather's constant companion, and little Scott had just begun to know his "Grandy" when Walter died in 1936. The children attended elementary school in Matagorda, and were graduated from Bay City High School. Arthur worked for many years for Matagorda Shell Company, and Southern State Construction Company. He was always active in civic and school affairs. His sons were involved in athletics, and Arthur was always on the sidelines encouraging them. As a tribute to his time and interest, the baseball field at Bay City High School was named for Arthur Stewart. Cecile attended Stephens College in 1947, and was graduated from The University of Texas in 1951. While she was attending The University of Texas, she met David Fort Crawford, Jr., of Beaumont, who was also graduated from that University in 1951. Cecile and David were married on February 2, 1952, and they resided in Houston from 1955. They had two children: David Fort III and Mary Lynn. Arthur Stuart died of a heart attack on March 17, 1953, at the age of forty-eight, and was missed by his family and many who knew him. Mary Stewart served as the school secretary at Peirce Elementary School in Bay City for fifteen years. Mary lived alone in Bay City, but maintained a close relationship with her children and grandchildren, with Christmas being a time for the family to be together. Mary Stuart died suddenly on August 23, 1969. Additional information can be found in Historic Matagorda County, Volume II, pages 523-524 |
John M. Gwin's Line | Relationship |
John M. Gwin's Line |
Relationship | Cecile's, Mike's, and Steve's Line |
21.00--Richard Gwin |
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22.00--Isham Gwin |
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23.04--John Gwin |
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24.02--William Gwin m. Roseanne C. J. Wilson (my 2g-grandparents) |
<---paternal/ maternal in-laws---> |
24.05--William Basset m.
Harriet Bowley (my 2g-grandparents) |
<---siblings---> |
24.03--Charlotte Basset m.
Fred Cheeseman (my great-great-granduncle and grandaunt) |
25.02--Wm. Sutton "Sutt" Gwin m. Ida Eliza Basset |
<---same---> | 25.04--Ida Basset m. Wm.
Sutton "Sutt" Gwin (my great-grandparents) |
<---1stCous---> | 25.04--Minna Jane Cheeseman
m. Walter Scott Stewart |
26.02--James Basset Gwin |
<---same---> | 26.02--James Gwin | <---2ndCous---> | 26.03--Arthur Cheeseman Stewart I |
27.04--Adrian Gwin |
<---same---> | 27.04--Adrian Sutton Gwin | <---3rdCous---> | 27.02--Arthur Cheeseman Stewart II |
28.01--John McDonald Gwin | <---same---> | 28.01--John Gwin | <---4thCous---> | 28.01--Mary
Cecile Stewart m. David Crawford 28.02--Walter Scott Stewart, II m. Eileen Lankard 28.03--George David Stewart |
29.01--Jeremy Gwin
m. Kara Douglas 29.02--Charity Gwin m. Beau Pihlaja 29.03--Sarah Gwin m. Jason Johnson, Sr. |
<---same---> | 29.01--Jeremy Gwin
m. Kara Douglas 29.02--Charity Gwin m. Beau Pihlaja 29.03--Sarah Gwin m. Jason Johnson |
<---5thCous---> | 29.02 (via 28.02)--Michael
Scott Stewart 29.01 (via 28.03)--Stephen David Stewart |
30.01
(via 29.01)--Cressida Pihlaja 30.02 (via 29.01)--Cressida Pihlaja 30.01 (via 29.02)--Asher Pihlaja 30.02 (via 29.02)--Cressida Pihlaja 30.01 (via 29.03)--J. D. Johnson 30.02 (via 29.03)--Ryan Johnson 30.03 (via 29.03)--Tate Johnson 30.04 (via 29.03)--Zach Johnson |
<---same---> | 30.01 (via
29.02)--Asher Pihlaja 30.02 (via 29.02)--Cressida Pihlaja 30.01 (via 29.03)--J. D. Johnson 30.02 (via 29.03)--Ryan Johnson 30.03 (via 29.03)--Tate Johnson 30.04 (via 29.03)--Zach Johnson |
<---6thCous---> | 30.01 [via 29.02
(via 28.02)]--Mallory Sean Stewart 30.01 [via 29.01 (via 28.03)]--Austin Warner Stewart 30.02 [via 29.01 (via 28.03)]--Brandon Cade Stewart |