Heindrich Adam Hibler
1
#18076, Deceased, (1708-1746)
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- Heindrich Adam Hibler was born in 1708 in Palatinate, Germany.1
- Heindrich married Elizabeth Dunkelberger estimated 1731.1,2
- He died in 1746 in German Valley, New Jersey, at age ~38.1
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- [S3060] Hibler, Amy, compiler, family tree titled "Amzy Hibler Family Tree", published by Ancestry.com, www.ancestry.com, from database ID 12745930, viewed Apr 2015 , .
- [S204] Assumption of Researcher LSR.
Elizabeth Dunkelberger
1
#18077, Deceased, (estimated 1714-1778)
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- Elizabeth Dunkelberger was born estimated 1714 in Mahoney, Pennsylvania.1,2
- Elizabeth married Heindrich Adam Hibler estimated 1731.1,2
- She died in 1778 in Pitman, Pennsylvania, at age ~64.1
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- [S3060] Hibler, Amy, compiler, family tree titled "Amzy Hibler Family Tree", published by Ancestry.com, www.ancestry.com, from database ID 12745930, viewed Apr 2015 , .
- [S204] Assumption of Researcher LSR.
Benjamin Franklin Warden
1
#18078, Deceased, (1834-1885)
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Story
They went by wagon train from Wardensville West Virginia to Texas along with seven children.
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- [S3912] Cal, compiler, family tree titled "Carpenter", published by Ancestry.com, wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com, from database ID calcarp, updated Mar 2015, viewed Apr 2015 , .
Frances Elizabeth Culton
1
#18079, Deceased, (1837-1885)
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- Frances Elizabeth Culton was born on 10 April 1837 in Rockbridge County, Virginia.1
- Frances married Benjamin Franklin Warden, son of Benjamin Franklin Warden and Lucinda VanNort, on 16 November 1858 in Brownsburg, Virginia.1
- Benjamin and Frances had 11 children.1
From: Burnet County History, "Family Histories" Vol II, by Darrell Debo, 1979
The patriarch of the Texas Culton family was Alexander Culton of Virginia. His family came from England along with other Burnet County families re: Curry, Dorman who all sailed together to Virginia from England. Each family bought plantations in Virginia that adjoined and were located near Richmond. During the Civil War that followed shortly after their arrival in the US, their plantations were heavily affected by the battles nearby. Following the War, the families suffered hard times to the point that the Cultons left Virginia for Texas, bringing along with them the Reeds, Currys, McMillans and the Wardens.
Of the Cultons, several siblings left Virginia: their mother Annie R. Culton, sons Newton, Alexander W. and John and their sister, Frances, who later married Benjamin Franklin Warden, Jr. They arrived in 1873 in Burnet County where the State of Texas patented land to Newton. The Presbyterian Chruch in Burnet became their place of worship as charter members in 1874.1
- She died on 10 November 1885 in Burnet, Texas, at age 48.1
- She was buried in Mt Zion Cemetery, Bertram, Texas.1
Story
They went by wagon train from Wardensville West Virginia to Texas along with seven children.
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- [S3912] Cal, compiler, family tree titled "Carpenter", published by Ancestry.com, wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com, from database ID calcarp, updated Mar 2015, viewed Apr 2015 , .
Alexander Culton
1
#18080, Deceased, (estimated 1805-)
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- [S3912] Cal, compiler, family tree titled "Carpenter", published by Ancestry.com, wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com, from database ID calcarp, updated Mar 2015, viewed Apr 2015 , .
- [S204] Assumption of Researcher LSR.
Annie R (née unknown) Culton
1
#18081, Deceased, (estimated 1808-)
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- Annie R (née unknown) Culton was born estimated 1808.2
- Annie married Alexander Culton estimated 1830.1,2
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- [S3912] Cal, compiler, family tree titled "Carpenter", published by Ancestry.com, wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com, from database ID calcarp, updated Mar 2015, viewed Apr 2015 , .
- [S204] Assumption of Researcher LSR.
Benjamin Franklin Warden
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#18082, Deceased, (1790-1844)
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- Benjamin Franklin Warden was born on 29 July 1790 in Wardensville, West Virginia.1
- Benjamin married Lucinda VanNort, daughter of Jacob VanNort and Edith Lehew, on 2 June 1829 in Front Royal, West Virginia.1
- Benjamin Franklin Warden was a cattle grower and farmer.1
- He was a Baptist of the old-school.1
- He died on 10 November 1844 in Wardensville, West Virginia, at age 54.1
- He was buried in Warden Cemetery, Baker, West Virginia.1
- Benjamin and Lucinda had 9 children.1
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- [S3912] Cal, compiler, family tree titled "Carpenter", published by Ancestry.com, wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com, from database ID calcarp, updated Mar 2015, viewed Apr 2015 , .
Lucinda VanNort
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#18083, Deceased, (1808-1880)
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- Lucinda VanNort was born on 29 February 1808 in Front Royal, Virginia.1
- Lucinda married Benjamin Franklin Warden, son of William Warden and Sarah Chrisman, on 2 June 1829 in Front Royal, West Virginia.1
- Lucinda VanNort was a Baptist of the old-school.1
- Benjamin and Lucinda had 9 children.1
- She died on 23 April 1880 in Wardensville, West Virginia, at age 72.1
- She was buried in Wardensville Cemetery, Wardensville, West Virginia.1
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- [S3912] Cal, compiler, family tree titled "Carpenter", published by Ancestry.com, wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com, from database ID calcarp, updated Mar 2015, viewed Apr 2015 , .
William Warden
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#18084, Deceased, (1749-1823)
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- William Warden was born on 9 July 1749 in Wardensville, West Virginia.1
- William Warden was a farmer.1
- William married Sarah Chrisman, daughter of Jacob Chrisman and Magdalene MacDonald, in 1773.1
- William was a Baptist of the old school, following the Scottish Calvinists. He was a messenger of his church to the association and officiated at funerals among his neighbors.1
- He gave each of his sons a farm.1
- William and Sarah had 11 children.1
- He died on 19 September 1823 in Lost River, West Virginia, at age 74.1
- He was buried in Warden Cemetery, Baker, West Virginia.1
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- [S3912] Cal, compiler, family tree titled "Carpenter", published by Ancestry.com, wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com, from database ID calcarp, updated Mar 2015, viewed Apr 2015 , .
Sarah Chrisman
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#18085, Deceased, (1757-1829)
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- Sarah Chrisman was born on 18 May 1757 in Lost City, West Virginia.1
- Sarah married William Warden, son of William Wallace Warden and Elizabeth Williams, in 1773.1
- Sarah Chrisman was a primitive Baptist.1
- William and Sarah had 11 children.1
- She died on 16 August 1829 in Wardensville, West Virginia, at age 72.1
- She was buried in Warden Family Graveyard, Wardensville, West Virginia.1
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- [S3912] Cal, compiler, family tree titled "Carpenter", published by Ancestry.com, wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com, from database ID calcarp, updated Mar 2015, viewed Apr 2015 , .
Jacob Chrisman
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#18086, Deceased, (1730-after 1809)
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Biography
- Jacob Chrisman was born in 1730 in Pennsylvania.1
- Jacob married Magdalene MacDonald estimated 1752.1,2
- He died after March 1809 in Lost City, West Virginia.1
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- [S3912] Cal, compiler, family tree titled "Carpenter", published by Ancestry.com, wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com, from database ID calcarp, updated Mar 2015, viewed Apr 2015 , .
- [S204] Assumption of Researcher LSR.
Magdalene MacDonald
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#18087, Deceased, (1732-1809)
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- Magdalene MacDonald was born in 1732.1
- Magdalene married Jacob Chrisman estimated 1752.1,2
- She died on 4 February 1809 in Lost City, West Virginia, at age ~77.1
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- [S3912] Cal, compiler, family tree titled "Carpenter", published by Ancestry.com, wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com, from database ID calcarp, updated Mar 2015, viewed Apr 2015 , .
- [S204] Assumption of Researcher LSR.
William Wallace Warden
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#18088, Deceased, (1715-1758)
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- William Wallace Warden was born on 9 July 1715 in Ayrshire, Scotland.1
- William married Elizabeth Williams in 1748 in Hampshire, Virginia.1
- William and Elizabeth had 3 children.1
- He died in 1758 in Wardens Fort, West Virginia, at age ~43.1
From: William A Warden, The ancestors, kin and descendants of John Warden and Narcissa (Davis) Warden, his wife. Together with records of some other branches of Warden family in America (Worcester, Massachusetts, The Maynard-Gough Company, 1901), p. 145.
William and Elizabeth settled upon a farm in that part of Augusta County which is now known as Hardy County. The place was located on Lost River above the hanging rocks, about twenty miles from the county seat, Morefield. He bought the farm of Lord Fairfax. The deed is dated 4 June 1750, and the survey was made by George Washington. The farm has been in the possession of the family ever since. He was a farmer with all that implies in those times when the family had to be protected from the Indians and the land cleared before any planting could be done. A fort was built not far from the river, on the left bank, as a resort for the neighbors and a defense in time of attack of hostile Indians.
From: Warden Family History Records, from Jacob Andrew Warden, Dec. 2004.
Burial: Family graveyard on Warden Homestead
Cemetery notes and/or description:
At Baker,Go North From Old Warden House,Get To P.E.Powerline right of Way,Follow Perhaps 500 yards to P.E.Co.pole #M875686,Go Directly Left into woods about 100 yards.
From information given by Andy Reed, who visited Wardensville, West VA. Cemetery for the Warden families located on Warden Farm..includes William and Sarah Chrisman, William Wallace and Elizabeth Williams. She also confirmed the George Washington story in her visit to Wardensville with a photo of a historical sign that says, "WARDENSVILLE-George Washington laid off land here for William Wallace Warden. Nov 11, 1749. Warden built a stockade fort, near which members of his family were killed by Indians, 1758 and the fort burned. Scene of skirmishes in 1862-1863." She also sent a photo of the original Warden home made of bricks manufactored by slaves, who also built the home.1
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- [S3912] Cal, compiler, family tree titled "Carpenter", published by Ancestry.com, wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com, from database ID calcarp, updated Mar 2015, viewed Apr 2015 , .
Elizabeth Williams
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#18089, Deceased, (1728-1805)
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- Elizabeth Williams was born in 1728 in Hardy, West Virginia.1
- Elizabeth married William Wallace Warden, son of William Warden, in 1748 in Hampshire, Virginia.1
- William and Elizabeth had 3 children.1
- In 1759 after her husband William died Elizabeth married Peter Taafe in Hardy, West Virginia.1
- She died on 5 April 1805 in Wardensville, West Virginia, at age ~77.1
- She was buried in Taafe Cemetery, Hardy, West Virginia.
next to both of her husbands. Cemetery Directions: At Baker on CR 55, go 1.7 miles north, just before crossing the creek at WV 29 (Sperrys Run Road), turn left (north) into the pasture and follow the tree line 100'. The cemetery is 100 yards west of the creek.
(N39¹ 03.574' & W078¹ 43.682')
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- [S3912] Cal, compiler, family tree titled "Carpenter", published by Ancestry.com, wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com, from database ID calcarp, updated Mar 2015, viewed Apr 2015 , .
William Warden
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#18090, Deceased, (about 1690-)
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- William Warden was born about 1690 in Ayrshire, Scotland.1
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- [S3912] Cal, compiler, family tree titled "Carpenter", published by Ancestry.com, wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com, from database ID calcarp, updated Mar 2015, viewed Apr 2015 , .
Jacob VanNort
1
#18091, Deceased, (1777-1861)
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- Jacob VanNort was born on 1 January 1777 in Frederick, Virginia.1
- Jacob married Edith Lehew, daughter of Spencer Le Hew and Ann Foley, on 18 December 1801 in Frederick, Virginia.1
- Jacob and Edith had 9 children.1
- He died on 7 November 1861 in Front Royal, Virginia, at age 84.1
- He was buried in Van Nort Cemetery. a private cemetery.1
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- [S3912] Cal, compiler, family tree titled "Carpenter", published by Ancestry.com, wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com, from database ID calcarp, updated Mar 2015, viewed Apr 2015 , .
Mary Thompson1
#18092, Deceased, (estimated 1572-)
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- Mary Thompson was born estimated 1572.2
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- [S518] Coddington, John Insley, "Betts Family", NEHGR, volume 92, page 296-300, (NEHGR: Boston MA, July 1938) , Journal Article, p 299.
- [S204] Assumption of Researcher LSR.
Edith Lehew
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#18093, Deceased, (1780-1857)
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- [S3912] Cal, compiler, family tree titled "Carpenter", published by Ancestry.com, wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com, from database ID calcarp, updated Mar 2015, viewed Apr 2015 , .
Spencer Le Hew
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#18094, Deceased, (between 1730 and 1735-1802)
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- Spencer Le Hew was born between 1730 and 1735.1
- Spencer Le Hew was a plantation owner.1
- Spencer married Ann Foley estimated 1773.1,2
- He died on 22 November 1802.1
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- [S3912] Cal, compiler, family tree titled "Carpenter", published by Ancestry.com, wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com, from database ID calcarp, updated Mar 2015, viewed Apr 2015 , .
- [S204] Assumption of Researcher LSR.
Ann Foley
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#18095, Deceased, (estimated 1755-)
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- [S3912] Cal, compiler, family tree titled "Carpenter", published by Ancestry.com, wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com, from database ID calcarp, updated Mar 2015, viewed Apr 2015 , .
- [S204] Assumption of Researcher LSR.
William VanNort
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#18096, Deceased, (about 1746-1816)
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- William VanNort was born about 1746 in Monmouth, New Jersey.1
- William married Sara (née unknown) VanNort estimated 1771.1,2
- William and Sara had 6 children.1
- He died in 1816 in Scioto, Ohio, at age ~70.1
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- [S3912] Cal, compiler, family tree titled "Carpenter", published by Ancestry.com, wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com, from database ID calcarp, updated Mar 2015, viewed Apr 2015 , .
- [S204] Assumption of Researcher LSR.
Sara (née unknown) VanNort
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#18097, Deceased, (about 1750-)
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- [S3912] Cal, compiler, family tree titled "Carpenter", published by Ancestry.com, wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com, from database ID calcarp, updated Mar 2015, viewed Apr 2015 , .
- [S204] Assumption of Researcher LSR.
John VanNort
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#18098, Deceased, (1720-1777)
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- John VanNort was born in 1720 in Ocean City, New Jersey.1
- John married Mary Emmons estimated 1740.1,2
- He died in December 1777 in Dover, New Jersey, at age ~57.1
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- [S3912] Cal, compiler, family tree titled "Carpenter", published by Ancestry.com, wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com, from database ID calcarp, updated Mar 2015, viewed Apr 2015 , .
- [S204] Assumption of Researcher LSR.
Mary Emmons
1
#18099, Deceased, (1720-)
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- Mary Emmons was born in 1720 in Monmouth, New Jersey.1
- Mary married John VanNort estimated 1740.1,2
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- [S3912] Cal, compiler, family tree titled "Carpenter", published by Ancestry.com, wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com, from database ID calcarp, updated Mar 2015, viewed Apr 2015 , .
- [S204] Assumption of Researcher LSR.
William Jennings Holford
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#18100, Deceased, (1816-1853)
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- Father: Isaac Holford (b. 25 July 1778, d. 25 January 1854)
- Mother: Mary Ward (b. about 1785, d. September 1858)
Biography
- William Jennings Holford was born in 1816 in New York.1
- William married Margaret Devolld estimated 1837.1,2
- He died on 20 October 1853 in Dallas, Texas, at age ~37.1
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- [S3653] Peckham, Earl, compiler, family tree titled "Earle King Peckham Family Tree", published by Ancestry.com, wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com, from database ID ekpeckhamfamily, updated Nov 2011, viewed Apr 2015 , .
- [S204] Assumption of Researcher LSR.