Lawrence Hollenbeck Family

From "The Hollenbeck Family in America" compiled by Lawrence Hollenbeck, West Union, Illinois 1973 (provided by Keith Nater):

Lawrence Hollenbeck
1780-1866

LAWRENZE (LAWRENCE) HALLENBECK, SR. (my great grandfather) was born in Athens, Greene County, New York Colony, July 23, 1780. He migrated to the Illinois Territory in 1815. He was descended from the above line of Hallenbecks, and was the great-great-great grand-son of Casper Jacobse Hallenbeck of Beverwyck, Albany County, New York Colony.

This genealogy begins with Lawrence Hollenbeck, Sr.; progresses to his children; then to his children's children; and on down the years to the youngest members of the present time.

Lawrence Hollenbeck, Sr., my great grandfather, was born July 23, 1780 in Athens, Greene County, New York. He was the son of Jan (John) and Maria Van Bushkirk Hallenbeck and was baptized in the Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church (the Huguenots were Lutheran) in Athens, New York. He was married to Sarah Lewis (Lewes) on November 7, 1801. She was the daughter of Nathan Leneer Lewes (Lewis).

In 1815, Lawrence, Sr. and Sarah, with seven children: Nathan, born in 1802; John (my grandfather), born 1804; Huldah, born 1805; William, born 1807; Lawrence, Jr., born 1809; and Hannah, born in 1811, traveled from Onondaga County, New York, over-land to the Allegheny River, by boat down the Allegheny to the Ohio River, down the Ohio to the Wabash River and up the Wabash to a place now known as York (so named because most of its early settlers came from New York), Clark County, Illinois.

At that time (1815) York was located in what was then Edwards County, Illinois Territory. The Illinois Territorial Legislature, in 1816, created Crawford County from a portion of what was then Edwards County. At that time Edwards County extended northward to Canada. In 1818, the new State of Illinois was created and admitted to the Union. In an 1819 session of the legislature of the new state of Illinois, Clark County was created out of part of Crawford County.

* Jasper County Historical Society, op. cit., page 478.
** Land records in Jasper County, Illinois, Clerk's Office.

l.  LAWRENCE HOLLENBECK, SR.

A. Born on July 23, 1780.

                     (1). Father: John (Jan or Jan Casper) Hollenbeck, Birthdate and place unknown; deathdate and place unknown .

                     (2). Mother: Marie Van Buschkirk, Born about 1746, Coxsackie, Columbia County, New York; deathdate and place unknown.

                     (3). Born in Athens, Greene County, New York.

  B. Married: he had two wives.

                     (1). First wife: Sarah Ann Lewis,

                                a. Daughter of Nathan Leneer Lewis.

                                b. Birthdate and place unknown.

                                c. Married November 7, 1801, in New York State.

                                d. Died in 1847, Linn County, Iowa.*

                      (2). Second wife: Mrs. Prudence Millburn,

                                a. Married November 14, 1848.

                                b. Married in Linn County, Iowa.

 C. Children --- he had thirteen children.

                       (1). Those born in New York State:

                              a. Nathan Hollenbeck, Born September 26, 1802; died May 7, 1835.

                              b. John Hollenbeck, Born February 25, 1804; died December 17, 1855.**

                              c. Huldah Hollenbeck, Born October 10, 1805; died September 9, 1873.**

                              d. William Hollenbeck, Born August 20, 1807; died in California, date unknown.

                              e. Lawrence Hollenbeck, Jr., Born April 5, 1809; died February 4, 1851.**

                              f. Hannah Hollenbeck, Born May 12, 1811; died July 15, 1887.***

                              g. Sarah (Sallie) Hollenbeck, Born March 13, 1813; died July 4, 1879.

* Perrin, 1883 History of Clark County, Illinois, page 196.
** Tombstone in Walnut Prairie Cemetery, York Township, Clark County, Illinois.
*** Tombstone in Island Grove Church Cemetery, Martinsville Township, Clark County, Illinois.

                        (2). Those born in Illinois:

                             a. Mary Hollenbeck, Born April 2, 1815; died about 1836.*

                             b. Benjamin Hollenbeck, Born January 27, 1817; died October 20, 1818.**

                             c. Elizabeth Hollenbeck, Born December 9. 1819; died June 9, 1837.*

                             d. Louis Hollenbeck, Born November 22, 1821; died February 25, 1822.**

                             e. David Hollenbeck, Birthdate and place unknown; deathdate and place unknown.

                             f. Matilda Hollenbeck, Born August 2, 1.825; deathdate and place unknown.

D. Died on September 4, 1866, in Dallas County, Texas.

E. Remarks: In the History of 1884 of Jasper County, Illinois, by the Jasper County Historical Society, I found that Lawrence Hollenbeck, Sr. and Thomas Garwood, his son-in-law and husband of Mary Hollenbeck, built a combination sawmill and gristmill on the Embarrass River, in section 36, town 7, range 9-east at Newton, Illinois (the present county seat of Jasper County), some time after 1831.*** Later, Lawrence, Sr. and his wife, Sarah, went to Linn County, Iowa, where Sarah died in 1847.**** Lawrence Sr. then went to Texas where he died on September 4, 1866.**** (This reference in Perrin's History is included in the biography of James B. Sheapley, husband of Hannah the daughter of Lawrence, Sr. and Sarah (Lewis) Hollenbeck.)

On June 29, 1971, I went to Newton, the county seat of Jasper County, Illinois, and searched through the various records on file in the courthouse and found the following information:

(1). Lawrence Hollenbeck, Sr., my great grandfather, served on the grand jury and the petit jury in the first term of the circuit court ever held in Jasper County. The date was March 2, 1835: Judge Justin Harlan, of Clark County, presided.

(2). Lawrence, Sr. was appointed as the School Commissioner in 1838.***

* Genealogy papers of the Garwood family by Ray Burkybile.
** Tombstone in Walnut Prairie Cemetery.
*** Jasper County Historical Society, History of 1884, Jasper County Illinois, page 478.
**** Perrin, op. cit., page 196.

(3). On August 4, 1838, Lawrence, Sr. entered forty acres of land, lying in section 36, town 7, range 9-east, on the Embarrass River east of Newton where he and his son-in-law, Mary's husband, built a combination gristmill and sawmill.*

(4). On February 16, 1839, Lawrence, Sr. sold forty acres of land to John D. Thomas for $60.00, and October 7, 1839, he sold 172 and 37/100 acres of land for $3,600.00 to a Joseph Picquet --- an immigrant just out of France.**

(5). I found, in the marriage records of Jasper County, that a William Hollenbeck was married to Nancy Jane Layer on October 26, 1858, but have been unable to determine his parentage.

I cannot find out just when Lawrence, Sr. left Clark County to migrate to Jasper County, or when he left Jasper County for Linn County, Iowa. I know that he was in Marion, Linn County, Iowa, on November 16, 1847, because I have a letter that he wrote to his son, Lawrence, Jr., who, at that time, resided in Clark County, Illinois.

On July 8, 1971, I returned to Newton and searched through the Riverside Cemetery for gravestones of Hollenbecks, but could find none.

Nathan Hollenbeck
1802-1835

Nathan Hollenbeck, first born child of Lawrence, Sr. and Sarah Hollenbeck, was born in Onondaga County, New York, on September 26, 1802; came to the Illinois Territory with his parents in 1815; settled on Walnut Prairie, York Township, Clark County, Illinois; and wed Emeline White in Clark County, on March 12, 1829.   He served as a corporal in the Black Hawk Indian War in the "Spy Battalion, Second Brigade, Illinois Militia Mounted Volunteers" from June 5, 1832, to August 15, 1832, and was mustered out of service at Dixon's Ferry, Rock River, Illinois, August 15, 1832.   Both Nathan and his wife, Emeline C., were buried in Walnut Prairie Cemetery.   They had only the one child, Lawrence Hollenbeck.

John Hollenbeck
1804-1855

JOHN HOLLENBECK (my grandfather) was born February 25, 1804, died December 17, 1855, and is interred in Walnut Prairie Cemetery,York Township, Clark County, Illinois. The name on the tombstone is spelled "Hallenbeck" as are others of that era. This spelling was changed to "Hollenbeck" sometime after 1855.

John Hollenbeck, second born son of Lawrence, Sr. and Sarah (Lewis) Hollenbeck, was born in Onondaga County, New York on February 25, 1804, came with his parents to York, Clark County, Illinois Territory in 1815; and settled in York Township on Walnut Prairie. On May 19, 1836, he married his first wife, Isabel Houts, the daughter of John and Elizabeth (Cook) Houts. He successfully ran flatboats down the Wabash, Ohio, and Mississippi Rivers to New Orleans, selling agricultural products.   In 1836, he filed land in Marshall Township, in section 27.   In 1832, he enlisted in the Black Hawk War.   His first wife, Isabel, died on August 15, 1844; age 26 years, 10 months, and 12 days. He married his second wife, Elizabeth (Patton) Claypool, on April 21, 1849. John and his first wife, Isabel, are both buried in Walnut Prairie Cemetery.

William Hollenbeck
1807-1882

Lawrence Hollenbeck, Jr.
1809-1851

Lawrence Hollenbeck, Jr., sixth child of Lawrence , Sr. and Sarah (Lewis) Hollenbeck, was born in Onondaga County, New York, on April 5, l809; came with his parents to York Village, York Township, Clark County, Illinois Territory, at about 6 years of age. He grew to manhood on Walnut Prairie. On October 31, 1832, at the age of 23, he married Esther Ann Garwood, daughter of Thomas, Sr. and Hannah (Rea 2nd) Garwood. He accumulated a sizable tract of land which consisted of 1149 acres in York and Melrose Townships;  lots 1 and 2, block 9, and lots 6 and 7, block 12, in William Hollenbeck's first addition to the village of Darwin, Illinois. He erected and operated a water-wheel powered combination gristmill and sawmill on Mill Creek, a short distance southwest of the present village of Walnut Prairie, in York Township. Lawrence, Jr. died February 4, 1851, and was buried in Walnut Prairie Cemetery.

Sarah Hollenbeck
1813-1879

Sarah Hollenbeck was the last child of Lawrence, Sr. and Sarah Hollenbeck to be born in New York. She came as an infant with her parents to Illinois Territory in 1815. Sarah and her husband, Gideon Blackburn White, moved to Black Hawk County, Iowa, about 1844. Sometime after 1848, they moved to Kansas, where Sarah died July 4, l879, in Wauneta, Kansas. They were the parents of' fourteen children.

Mary Hollenbeck
1815-1836

Mary Hollenbeck was the first child of Lawrence, Sr. and Sarah Hollenbeck to he born in Clark County, Illinois. On August 4, 1838, Thomas Garwood, Jr. and Lawrence Hollenbeck, Sr., his father-in-law, built a combination gristmill and saw-mill near the village of Newton, Illinois, on the Embarrass River on forty acres of land lying in section 36, town 7, range 9-east.

From Biographical Sketches of Clark County, Illinois
Darwin Township

John Milton Hollenbeck
1838-1918

J. M. HOLLENBECK, merchant, Hatton. This gentleman represents one of the very oldest and best pioneer families in this county. He was born May 19,1838. The family is of Holland descent. His grandfather, Lawrence Hollenbeck, was born in New York and has heard the British bombard Buffalo. He was married to a Miss Lewis, who was the mother of eleven children. The trip from New York to this county was made mostly by water. They settled here in 1816, when the dark forest was yet filled with wild beasts and still wilder men. His son John was married to Isabell Houts. She was the mother of three children - John M., Emily and Harriet. Emily is the wife of William Lindley and Harriet is the wife of Samuel Lindley. Mrs. Isabell Hollenbeck died in 1838. John Hollenbeck was married a second time to Isabel Claypoole, who was the mother of Jane, wife of Charles Hogue. Our subject, John M., was educated in this county. He was married here to Miss Margaret Neal, daughter of Washington and Hattie (Stevens) Neal, and the mother of five children - Elsie, wife of George Holwick and the mother of Edward and Bert; William T., born October 17, 1861; he is a teacher by profession; Charles G., born in 1863; and Washington, born April 20, 1866. Mr. Hollenbeck was a soldier in our late war enlisting twice, the first time in 1861, in the twenty-first Illinois, known as "Grant’s Regiment," Company H; the second time in 1864, in the Tenth Illinois, Company G, serving till the close of the war. He lost his wife in 1866. He is a member of the Odd Fellows fraternity and also a "Knight of Honor," Marshall Lodge, No. 1198. He has a farm of 260 acres in this county and keeps a general store in Hatton. In politics, he is identified with the Republican party.

From "The Hollenbeck Family in America" compiled by Lawrence Hollenbeck, West Union, Illinois 1973

John Milton Hollenbeck, Sr. was born on the farm now owned by Ivan Cline, in York Township, Clark County, Illinois. His mother died when he was 6 years old and his father when he was 17. He received a good education in the public and subscription schools of his time. At the age of 18, he became a ward of Robert Williamson (May 18, 1856).  

At 20, he married Margaret R. Neal of Anderson Township, Clark County, Illinois. They began married life on the Stevens' home farm at Hatton, Darwin Township, Clark County, Illinois.

In 1861, during the Civil War between the States, he enlisted for three month's service in Company H, 21st Illinois Infantry (known as "Grant's Regiment"). After his enlistment expired, he returned home to his family. Then on February 28, 1864, he re-enlisted for three years or the duration of the war. On July 4, 1865, at the close of the war, he was honorably discharged at Louisville, Kentucky.  After returning home, he engaged in merchandizing and owned a general store for fifty years. He was a member of the Odd Fellows’ Fraternity and a Knight of Honor of Marshall Lodge Number 1198. He was appointed postmaster at Hattan, Illinois,, August 4, 1875. He was instrumental in naming the post office "Hatton" after Assistant Postmaster-General McHatton. He was elected, and served, as Township supervisor, Commissioner of Highways of Darwin Township, and School Director of Sherman School District 63 of Darwin Township.

At the time of his death, August 30, 1918 he owned 630 acres of land in Darwin and Anderson Townships, Clark County, Ill.   He was 80 years, 3 months, and l1 days old.  He is buried in Walnut Prairie Cemetery.

From Biographical Sketches of Clark County, Illinois
Melrose Township

Susanna Janney
1843-1900

SUSANNA HOLLENBECK, Melrose, is a daughter of Isaiah and Hannah Janney, and is the fourth of a family of eleven children, of whom six are now living She was born in Melrose Township, July 23, 1843. She was married March 28, 1864, to William Brown, son of Adam and Mary Brown. He was born in Licking County, Ohio, March 16, 1841, and came to this county in 1860, from where he entered the First Missouri Cavalry, in 1861, and served as a soldier for four years, during which time he contracted the disease from which he died, November 9,1868, leaving two children, viz.: Jennie A. Brown, November 1, 1866; William R. Brown, January 12, 1869, and died September 13, 1879. Mrs. H. was afterward married, February 11, 1872, to Mr. John Winsett, son of John and Mary Winsett. He was a native of Ohio and was born July 6, 1818, and died November 3, 1876. She married John Hollenbeck, April 28, 1878, and one son, Homer Hollenbeck, was born December 18, 1879. Mrs. Hollenbeck has a farm of 200 acres of land, mostly improved land, in Section 8 of Melrose Township, containing a substantial farm residence erected in 1882. She is a member of the Protestant Methodist Church.

From "History of Marshall, Illinois and Eastern Clark County", 1978 with Genealogical Sketches

Hollenbeck Family

Hollenbeck ancestors immigrated to America from Holland in the early 18th century, landing at New Amsterdam, now New York City, about 1709. Persons bearing the surname Hollenbeck were mentioned in the colonial history of the Revolutionary War for independence from England and also in the history of the War of 1812.

Casper Jacobse Hollenbeck, born around 1620 in Holland, was one of the early settlers in New York colony. Casper J. Hollenbeck had four sons, Jacob, William Janse, Isaac, and Jan Casper.

The line of descent from Casper Jacobse includes his son Jacob, born in 1654; Johannes, 1686; Jacob, 1713; Jan, 1746; Lawrenze, 1780; and Jan (John), 1804.

Lawrenze was born in Athens, Greene County, N.Y., in 1780. He migrated to the Illinois Territory in 1815, traveling from Onandago County, N.Y., overland to the Allegheny River, by boat down the river to the Ohio River, down the Ohio River to the Wabash River, and north up the Wabash to York. (York is so named as most of the early settlers came from New York. At that time York was located in Edwards County, which extended north to Canada.)

Lawrenze's son, John Casper, born in 1804, died in 1855 and was buried in Walnut Prairie Cemetery. His son, John Milton, was born May 19, 1838, on the farm near Walnut Prairie, now owned by Ivan Cline, and died Aug. 30, 1918, and was buried at Walnut Prairie Cemetery.

John Milton Hollenbeck's sons were William Tell, Charles Grant, Washington, Homer F., John Milton, Jr., and Lawrence, who are all deceased. Lawrence passed away Sept.18, 1976. Daughters of John Milton Hollenbeck, Sr., were Effie Alabaugh, Elsie Holwick and Jeanette Walters of Marshall. Jeanette is the only survivor.

Grandsons of John Milton, Sr., are Grant, William Homer, Everett M., John M., Wayne, and Max Eugene.

Submitted by Grant Hollenbeck

Descendants of Laurenz Hollenbeck (Three generations only)

1 [6] Laurenz Hollenbeck Born: July 23, 1780 in Athens, Greene County,NY Died: September 04, 1866 in Dallas County, Texas

+Sarah Ann Lewis Born: Abt. 1782 Married: October 07, 1801 in New Salem, Albany County, NY Died: 1847 in Linn County, Iowa

2 Nathan Hollenbeck Born: September 26, 1802 in Onondaga County, New York Died: May 07, 1835 in Clark County, Illinois

+Emeline Caroline White Born: March 19, 1813 Married: March 12, 1829 in Clark County, Illinois Died: August 28, 1835

3 Lawrence Hollenbeck Born: 1833

2 [2] John Hollenbeck Born: February 25, 1804 in Onondaga County, New York Died: December 17, 1855 in Clark County, Illinois

+Isabel Houts Born: January 23, 1817 Married: May 19, 1836 in Clark County, Illinois Died: August 15, 1844

3 [1] John Milton Hollenbeck Born: May 19, 1838 in York Township, Clark County, Illinois Died: August 30, 1918

+Margaret R. Neal Born: September 17, 1837 Married: December 16, 1858 in Clark County, Illinois Died: February 06, 1876

*2nd Wife of [1] John Milton Hollenbeck:

+Susannah Janney Born: July 23, 1843 Married: April 29, 1878 in Clark County, Illinois Died: May 06, 1900

*3rd Wife of [1] John Milton Hollenbeck:

+Sarah Elizabeth Davee Born: January 19, 1864 in Cumberland County, Illinois Married: January 06, 1885 in Lawrenceville, Lawrence County, Illinois Died: October 03, 1953

3 Emily Hollenbeck Born: October 09, 1839 in York Township, Clark County, Illinois Died: March 12, 1915

+William Lindley, Jr. Born: 1837 in Hutsonville Township, Crawford County, Illinois Married: January 20, 1859 in Crawford County, Illinois Died: 1910

3 Harriet Hollenbeck Born: March 26, 1841 in York Township, Clark County, Illinois Died: August 30, 1925

+Samuel Lindley Born: May 28, 1832 in Hutsonville Township, Crawford County, Illinois Married: October 02, 1860 in Crawford County, Illinois Died: March 22, 1915

3 Eliza Hollenbeck Born: 1843 Died: 1844

*2nd Wife of [2] John Hollenbeck:

+Elizabeth Claypool Born: June 04, 1824 Married: April 21, 1849 in Clark County, Illinois Died: February 09, 1857

3 William Hollenbeck Born: October 29, 1850

3 Luzerne Hollenbeck Born: September 18, 1852 Died: December 15, 1852

3 Mary Jane Hollenbeck Born: December 08, 1853 in York Township, Clark County, Illinois Died: July 13, 1947

+Charles Edward Hogue Born: in Clark County, Illinois Died: 1906 in Los Angeles, California

2 Huldah Hollenbeck Born: October 10, 1805 in Onondaga County, New York Died: September 09, 1873 in Clark County, Illinois

+Bates Besser Born: June 15, 1797 in Switzerland Married: August 29, 1826 in Clark County, Illinois Died: September 13, 1855 in York Township, Clark County, Illinois

3 Sarah Besser Born: October 07, 1830 Died: October 20, 1836

3 John Wesley Besser Born: January 26, 1832 Died: March 12, 1850

3 Mary E. Besser Born: August 21, 1838 in York Township, Clark County, Illinois Died: July 14, 1893

+Simon Jumper Born: October 26, 1826 in Richmond County, Ohio Married: December 12, 1859 in Clark County, Illinois Died: November 09, 1909

3 William T. Besser Born: October 26, 1842 in York Township, Clark County, Illinois

+Mary Craig Born: October 10, 1853 in Sullivan County, Indiana Died: 1902

3 Allen Besser Born: January 26, 1848 Died: September 15, 1848

2 William Hollenbeck Born: August 20, 1807 in Onondaga County, New York Died: 1882 in California

+Harriet L. Corey Born: April 30, 1814 in Onondaga County, New York Married: July 27, 1828 in Clark County, Illinois Died: May 26, 1841

3 Emeline Hollenbeck

+Robert Hunter Married: May 02, 1850 in Clark County, Illinois

3 Mary Hollenbeck

+Brown

3 James Hollenbeck

3 Barton S. Hollenbeck

3 Elsie Hollenbeck

+Briggs Married: 1858

2 Lawrence Hollenbeck, Jr. Born: April 05, 1809 in Onondaga County, New York Died: February 04, 1851 in Clark County, Illinois

+Esther Ann Garwood Born: October 13, 1816 in Logan County, Ohio Married: October 31, 1832 in Clark County, Illinois Died: September 08, 1907

3 Lawrence Thomas Hollenbeck Born: August 24, 1835 Died: September 11, 1849

3 William W. Hollenbeck Born: August 30, 1837 in Clark County, Illinois Died: July 13, 1907 in Oklahoma

+Ruby Ellen Hollenbeck Born: January 16, 1840 in Indiana Married: April 05, 1857 in Palo, Linn County, Iowa Died: February 19, 1923 in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

3 [3] Hannah Maria Hollenbeck Born: November 01, 1841 Died: April 19, 1869

+Joseph F. Hollenbeck Born: 1836 in Scott County, Indiana Married: November 28, 1858 in Linn County, Iowa Died: November 24, 1863 in Clark County, Illinois

*2nd Husband of [3] Hannah Maria Hollenbeck:

+Silas Clay Smith Born: October 24, 1837 Married: November 19, 1865 in Clark County, Illinois Died: October 02, 1906

2 [4] Hannah Hollenbeck Born: May 12, 1811 in Onondaga County, New York Died: July 15, 1887 in Clark County, Illinois

+William Campbell White Born: December 03, 1801 Married: February 01, 1827 in Clark County, Illinois Died: September 01, 1847

3 Elizabeth Ellen White Born: February 17, 1841 Died: May 05, 1924

+Lawrence Kelly Born: December 15, 1837 Died: October 29, 1894

3 Mary Ann White Born: June 12, 1829 Died: September 12, 1835

3 Nineveh White Born: May 11, 1833

3 Gilead White Born: January 01, 1835 Died: September 03, 1913

3 Sarah White Died: May 14

3 Huldah I. White Born: August 21, 1843 Died: December 20, 1843

3 Hannah M. White Born: August 28, 1847 Died: November 01, 1847

*2nd Husband of [4] Hannah Hollenbeck:

+James Sheapley Born: January 11, 1831 Married: October 30, 1850 in Clark County, Illinois

3 Parthenia Sheapley Born: October 30, 1852 Died: in Michigan

2 Sarah Hollenbeck Born: February 19, 1813 in Onondaga County, New York Died: July 04, 1879 in Wauneta, Kansas

+Gideon Blackburn White Born: July 27, 1808 in Tennessee Married: July 10, 1828 in Clark County, Illinois Died: September 02, 1885

3 Louisa White Born: August 07, 1830 Died: 1888

3 Huldah White Born: October 02, 1832 in Clark County, Illinois Died: July 24, 1858

+David Cantonwine Married: February 21, 1856 in Blackhawk County, Iowa

3 Samuel White Born: July 30, 1835 in Clark County, Illinois Died: May 12, 1909 in Waterloo, Black Hawk County, Iowa

+Scindarilda Nicols Married: February 21, 1856 in Marshall, Clark County, Illinois

3 Harriet White Born: May 01, 1836 in Clark County, Illinois Died: November 01, 1839 in Clark County, Illinois

3 Milton White Born: August 05, 1839 in Clark County, Illinois Died: August 06, 1841 in Clark County, Illinois

3 Lawrence White Born: December 01, 1840 in Clark County, Illinois Died: September 1863

3 Jonathan White Born: March 29, 1842 in Clark County, Illinois Died: September 11, 1925 in Ralston, Pawnee County, Iowa

+Annie Cook Married: May 12, 1866 in Creston, Union County, Iowa

3 William Swinford White Born: November 08, 1844 in Linn County, Iowa Died: September 13, 1931 in Moline, Elk County, Kansas

+Viola Victoria Wickham Married: June 02, 1867

3 James W. White Born: July 24, 1846 in Vinton, Benton County, Iowa Died: June 08, 1908 in Seattle, King County, Washington

+Easter Ann Vaugn Married: February 03, 1870

3 Oliver White Born: February 01, 1848 in Iowa Died: September 09, 1851

3 [5] Mary Ellen White Born: August 15, 1849 Died: 1942

+Robert Rice

*2nd Husband of [5] Mary Ellen White:

+Frank Blair

3 Elizabeth White Born: February 01, 1851 Died: September 29, 1852

3 Besser White Born: July 01, 1853 Died: September 10, 1853

3 Sarah Elizabeth White Born: September 12, 1855 in Walnut Lake, Minnesota Died: July 03, 1934 in Altoona, Kansas

+Benjamin F. Longenecker Married: February 06, 1876

2 Mary Hollenbeck Born: April 02, 1815 in Clark County, Illinois Died: Abt. 1836 in Clark County, Illinois

+Thomas Garwood, Jr. Born: Abt. 1810 in Logan County, Ohio Married: October 11, 1832 in Clark County, Illinois Died: Abt. 1869

3 William Garwood Born: August 23, 1835 Died: April 09, 1902

2 Esther Hollenbeck Born: April 13, 1816 in Clark County, Illinois

2 Benjamin Hollenbeck Born: January 22, 1817 in Clark County, Illinois Died: October 20, 1818 in Clark County, Illinois

2 Elizabeth Hollenbeck Born: December 09, 1819 in Walnut Prairie, Clark County, Illinois Died: June 09, 1837 in Clark County, Illinois

+Charles Garwood Born: Abt. 1814 in Logan County, Ohio Married: July 26, 1835 in Clark County, Illinois Died: March 09, 1848 in Newton, Jasper County, Illinois

3 John Thomas Garwood Born: July 17, 1836 in Darwin, Clark Co., Illinois Died: May 03, 1919 in Souris, Bottineau Co., North Dakota

+Mary McFarland Born: April 06, 1842 in Harrison Twp., Darke Co., OH Married: May 16, 1866 in Edgar Co., IL Died: March 06, 1920 in Souris, Bottineau Co., ND

2 Louis Hollenbeck Born: November 02, 1821 in Clark County, Illinois Died: February 25, 1822 in Clark County, Illinois

2 David Hollenbeck Born: 1823 in Clark County, Illinois

2 Jacob Hollenbeck Born: November 06, 1824 in Clark County, Illinois

2 Matilda Hollenbeck Born: August 02, 1825 in Clark County, Illinois

+Franklin Pearce Married: June 13, 1841 in Clark County, Illinois

*2nd Wife of [6] Laurenz Hollenbeck:

+Prudence Milburn Married: November 14, 1848 in Linn County, Iowa

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