Paul Bartlett Van Buren Genealogy

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Oliver Stevens, Jr.1

M, #5551

Parents

FatherOliver Stevens (b. 1759, d. 1813)
MotherNancy Chittenden (b. 17 March 1762)
Pedigree Link

Biography

Oliver Stevens, Jr., was born in Canaan, Litchfield County, Connecticut.1 He married Abbie Hall.1
Last Edited 4 April 2002

Citations

  1. [S369] Fort Brewerton, New York, Historical Society, online http://www.fortbrewerton.org.html. Hereinafter cited as Fort Brewerton, NY, website.
Family Explorer

Horatio Stevens I1

M, #5553, b. 1792, d. 1792

Parents

FatherOliver Stevens (b. 1759, d. 1813)
MotherNancy Chittenden (b. 17 March 1762)
Pedigree Link

Biography

Horatio Stevens I was born in 1792 in Hastings, Oswego County, New York.1

Horatio Stevens I died in 1792 in Hastings, Oswego County, New York, at age ~0.1
Last Edited 4 April 2002

Citations

  1. [S369] Fort Brewerton, New York, Historical Society, online http://www.fortbrewerton.org.html. Hereinafter cited as Fort Brewerton, NY, website.
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John Lansing Stevens1

M, #5554, b. 15 July 1802, d. 1874

Parents

FatherOliver Stevens (b. 1759, d. 1813)
MotherNancy Chittenden (b. 17 March 1762)
Pedigree Link

Biography

John Lansing Stevens was born on 15 July 1802 in Salina, Onondaga County, New York.1

John Lansing Stevens died in 1874 in New York at age ~72.2
Last Edited 4 April 2002

Citations

  1. [S369] Fort Brewerton, New York, Historical Society, online http://www.fortbrewerton.org.html. Hereinafter cited as Fort Brewerton, NY, website.
  2. [S373] Dwight H. Bruce, "Early Settlers, Town of Cicero (pages 807-824)," in Onondaga's Centennial, Vol. I. (http://www.rootsweb.com/~nyononda/CICERO/EARLYSET.HTM: Boston History Co., 1896). Hereinafter cited as "Early Settlers, Town of Cicero."
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Horatio Stevens II1

M, #5555, b. 1804, d. 1846

Parents

FatherOliver Stevens (b. 1759, d. 1813)
MotherNancy Chittenden (b. 17 March 1762)
Pedigree Link

Biography

Horatio Stevens II was born in 1804 in New York.1

Horatio Stevens II died in 1846 in Oneida, Oneida County, New York, at age ~42.1
Last Edited 4 April 2002

Citations

  1. [S369] Fort Brewerton, New York, Historical Society, online http://www.fortbrewerton.org.html. Hereinafter cited as Fort Brewerton, NY, website.
Family Explorer

Hannah S. Botsford1

F, #5556, b. 10 May 1820, d. 10 December 1821

Parents

FatherElnathan Botsford, Jr. (b. 15 September 1781, d. 20 March 1864)
MotherSophia Shepard (b. 18 May 1784, d. 5 February 1864)
Pedigree Link

Biography

Hannah S. Botsford was born on 10 May 1820 in Cicero, Onondaga County, New York.1,2,3

Hannah S. Botsford died on 10 December 1821 in New York at age 1.1,2,3 She was buried in Shepard Family Cemetery, on the shore of Oneida Lake, near Brewerton, Onondaga County, New York.4
Last Edited 31 May 2021

Citations

  1. [S371] Shepard Cemetery, Abandoned Family Cemetery East of Route 11 in Brewerton, NY, submitted by Ruth Sweeting, online http://www.rootsweb.com/~nyononda/CEMETERY/SHEPARBR.HTM. Hereinafter cited as Shepard Cemetery, submitted by Ruth Sweeting.
  2. [S784] Adventures in Ancestors: Activities of and Anecdotes Concerning Some of the Botsford Pioneers in America (unknown publisher address: www.ancestry.com, unknown publish date), page 57. Hereinafter cited as Botsford Pioneers in Ameerica.
  3. [S1494] New York, Cemetery Abstracts, 1800-1965, Shepard Cemetery Records, online https//familysearch.org. Hereinafter cited as New York, Cemetery Abstracts, Shepard Cemetery Records.
  4. [S451] Cemetery Gravestone viewed by Paul B. Van Buren.
Family Explorer

Jedediah Bingham1

M, #5557
Pedigree Link

Family: Elizabeth Webb

SonRalph Bingham+ (b. 15 December 1795, d. 20 May 1878)

Biography

He married Elizabeth Webb.1
Last Edited 4 April 2002

Citations

  1. [S370] Gerald Faulkner Shepard The Shepard Families of New England, Volume III (New Haven, Connecticut: The New Haven Colony Historical Society, 1973), page 465. Hereinafter cited as Shepard Families of New England.
Family Explorer

Elizabeth Webb1

F, #5558
Pedigree Link

Family: Jedediah Bingham

SonRalph Bingham+ (b. 15 December 1795, d. 20 May 1878)

Biography

She married Jedediah Bingham.1
Last Edited 4 April 2002

Citations

  1. [S370] Gerald Faulkner Shepard The Shepard Families of New England, Volume III (New Haven, Connecticut: The New Haven Colony Historical Society, 1973), page 465. Hereinafter cited as Shepard Families of New England.
Family Explorer

Risa Nesbit

F, #5564, b. circa 1995

Parents

FatherBrian Williams Nesbit
MotherTania Ann Higgins
Pedigree Link

Biography

Risa Nesbit was born circa 1995.
Last Edited 7 December 2004
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Casper Baltice Fetters II1,2

M, #5565, b. circa 1838

Parents

FatherJoseph Fetters (b. before 1817)
Mother?????
Pedigree Link

Family: Eliza Ann Enochs (b. 1840)

DaughterClara V. Fetters (b. circa 1861)
DaughterEstella M. Fetters (b. circa 1863)
DaughterFlora Belle Fetters+ (b. May 1865, d. 1915)
SonCarl Fetters (b. circa 1867)
DaughterOrlena (Ireana?) Fetters+ (b. circa 1870)
SonHoratio Fetters (b. circa 1872)
SonFreeman Fetters (b. circa 1874)
SonJoseph Fetters (b. circa 1877)
SonTruman Fetters (b. circa October 1879)

Biography

Casper Baltice Fetters II was born circa 1838 in Ohio.1 She married Casper Baltice Fetters II on 7 March 1860 in Fulton County, Illinois. On 26 April 2002, the Office of Vital Records of the Illinois Department of Public Health wrote that this particular marriage license is missing from the file.1,3,4


Casper Baltice Fetters II and Eliza Ann Fetters appeared on the census of 1870 in Union Township, Wayne County, Iowa, which shows Casper B. Fetters, age 33, a farmer, owning real property valued at $2,000 and personal property valued at $560, born in Ohio, father foreign born; his wife Eliza A., age 29, keeping house, born in Illinois; daughter Clara V., age 9, born in Illinois; daughter Florence B., age 5, born in Illinois; son Carl, age 3, born in Illinois; and daughter Ireana, 4 months, born in Iowa.

Thus, the Casper B. Fetters II family apparently moved from Carroll County, Illinois, to Wayne County, Iowa, sometime between 1877 (when their son Carl was born in Illinois) and 1880 (when their daughter was born in Iowa).5 He was a famer in 1870 in Union Township, Wayne County, Iowa.5 He was a farmer in 1880 in Union Township, Wayne County, Iowa.1 He and Eliza Ann Enochs appeared on the census of 15 July 1880 in Union Township, Wayne County, Iowa, which shows Casper Fetters, age 42, occupation farmer, born in Ohio, with his father born in Germany and his mother born in Pennsylvania; his wife Eliza, age 40, keeping house, born in Illinois, with her father born in Illinois and her mother born in North Carolina; their daughter Estella, age 17, born in Illinois; daughter Flora, age 15, born in Illinois (who two years later would marry David "Bryson" Dyer); son Carl, age 13, born in Illinois; daughter Ireana Fetters, age 10, born in Iowa; son Horatio, age 8, born in Iowa; son Freeman, age 6, born in Iowa; son Joseph (apparently named after his paternal grandfather), age 3, born in Iowa; and son Truman, age 11 months, born in Illinois.

Corydon is the county seat of Wayne County. Wayne County is the fifth county west of the Mississippi River and borders the Counties of Putnam to the southeast and Mercer to the south in Missouri, Decatur to the west, Lucas to the north, and Appanoose to the east. It is comprised of 36,000 acres and 525 sq. miles. It is rich in Historical value as the Mormons laid their trail through here in 1846, while making their way from Nauvoo, Illinois, to the Great Salt Lake in Utah. The Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad ran through here, gaining prosperity for its towns people, as well as the discovery of coal, which helped increase the population of the county as people began moving in. It contains the 16 townships of Warren, Jackson, Howard, Clinton, Medicine, Washington, Benton, Clay, Jefferson, Monroe, Corydon, Richman, Walnut, Grand River, South Fork and Union.1
Last Edited 3 November 2017

Citations

  1. [S376] Casper Fetters Family, 15 July 1880, 1880 U. S. Census, unknown repository address, Ancestry.com, unknown repository FHL Film 1254369; National Archives Film T9-0369.
  2. [S908] Find A Grave, online www.findagrave.com, Florence Belle "Flora" Fetters Dyer
    Birth: 1865
    Death: Nov. 8, 1915
    Family links:
    Parents:
    Casper Baltice Fetters (1837 ­ 1899)
    Eliza Ann Enochs Fetters (1840 ­ 1917)
    Spouse:
    Bryson Daniel Dyer (1863 ­ 1925)
    Children:
    Raymond Edgar Dyer (1885 ­ 1933)*
    Glen Everett Dyer (1897 ­ 1986)*
    Siblings:
    Estelle May Fetters Elliott (1862 ­ 1941)*
    Florence Belle Fetters Dyer (1865 ­ 1915)
    Carl B. Fetters (1867 ­ 1940)*
    Orlena Fetters Wyatt (1870 ­ 1943)*
    Horatio Seymour Fetters (1872 ­ 1942)*
    Freeman Fetters (1874 ­ 1948)*
    Joseph Howard Fetters (1877 ­ 1957)*
    Ernest Fetters (1881 ­ 1958)*
    *Calculated relationship
    Inscription:
    Wife of B D Dyer
    Note: Plot owned by Mrs J Dyer Duncan.
    Died at age 50.
    Burial: IOOF Cemetery
    Ellensburg, Kittitas County, Washington
    Plot: D­102­01
    Created by: Mary
    Record added: Mar 30, 2012
    Find A Grave Memorial# 87699460. Hereinafter cited as Find A Grave.
  3. [S380] Ancestry.com Illinois Marriage Records, 1851-1900, Casper B. Fetters & Eliza Enochs marriage, 7 March 1860, unknown repository, unknown repository address. Fulton County, Illinois, Marriages, Vol. C, Page 343, No. 70.
  4. [S383] Illinois Statewide Marriage Index, 1763-1900, online CyberdriveIllinois.com. Hereinafter cited as Illinois Marriage Index, 1763-1900.
  5. [S382] Casper B. Fetters II Family, 1870 U. S. Census, unknown repository address, Federal Population Schedule, page 356, unknown repository Ancestry.com.
Family Explorer

Eliza Ann Enochs1,2,3

F, #5566, b. 1840

Parents

Father??? Enochs
Mother?????
Pedigree Link

Family: Casper Baltice Fetters II (b. circa 1838)

DaughterClara V. Fetters (b. circa 1861)
DaughterEstella M. Fetters (b. circa 1863)
DaughterFlora Belle Fetters+ (b. May 1865, d. 1915)
SonCarl Fetters (b. circa 1867)
DaughterOrlena (Ireana?) Fetters+ (b. circa 1870)
SonHoratio Fetters (b. circa 1872)
SonFreeman Fetters (b. circa 1874)
SonJoseph Fetters (b. circa 1877)
SonTruman Fetters (b. circa October 1879)

Biography

Eliza Ann Enochs was born in 1840 in Illinois.1 She married Casper Baltice Fetters II on 7 March 1860 in Fulton County, Illinois. On 26 April 2002, the Office of Vital Records of the Illinois Department of Public Health wrote that this particular marriage license is missing from the file.1,2,4
Eliza Ann Enochs was also known as Eliza Enocks.5

Eliza Ann Fetters and Casper Baltice Fetters II appeared on the census of 1870 in Union Township, Wayne County, Iowa, which shows Casper B. Fetters, age 33, a farmer, owning real property valued at $2,000 and personal property valued at $560, born in Ohio, father foreign born; his wife Eliza A., age 29, keeping house, born in Illinois; daughter Clara V., age 9, born in Illinois; daughter Florence B., age 5, born in Illinois; son Carl, age 3, born in Illinois; and daughter Ireana, 4 months, born in Iowa.

Thus, the Casper B. Fetters II family apparently moved from Carroll County, Illinois, to Wayne County, Iowa, sometime between 1877 (when their son Carl was born in Illinois) and 1880 (when their daughter was born in Iowa).6 She and Casper Baltice Fetters II appeared on the census of 15 July 1880 in Union Township, Wayne County, Iowa, which shows Casper Fetters, age 42, occupation farmer, born in Ohio, with his father born in Germany and his mother born in Pennsylvania; his wife Eliza, age 40, keeping house, born in Illinois, with her father born in Illinois and her mother born in North Carolina; their daughter Estella, age 17, born in Illinois; daughter Flora, age 15, born in Illinois (who two years later would marry David "Bryson" Dyer); son Carl, age 13, born in Illinois; daughter Ireana Fetters, age 10, born in Iowa; son Horatio, age 8, born in Iowa; son Freeman, age 6, born in Iowa; son Joseph (apparently named after his paternal grandfather), age 3, born in Iowa; and son Truman, age 11 months, born in Illinois.

Corydon is the county seat of Wayne County. Wayne County is the fifth county west of the Mississippi River and borders the Counties of Putnam to the southeast and Mercer to the south in Missouri, Decatur to the west, Lucas to the north, and Appanoose to the east. It is comprised of 36,000 acres and 525 sq. miles. It is rich in Historical value as the Mormons laid their trail through here in 1846, while making their way from Nauvoo, Illinois, to the Great Salt Lake in Utah. The Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad ran through here, gaining prosperity for its towns people, as well as the discovery of coal, which helped increase the population of the county as people began moving in. It contains the 16 townships of Warren, Jackson, Howard, Clinton, Medicine, Washington, Benton, Clay, Jefferson, Monroe, Corydon, Richman, Walnut, Grand River, South Fork and Union.1
Last Edited 30 January 2017

Citations

  1. [S376] Casper Fetters Family, 15 July 1880, 1880 U. S. Census, unknown repository address, Ancestry.com, unknown repository FHL Film 1254369; National Archives Film T9-0369.
  2. [S380] Ancestry.com Illinois Marriage Records, 1851-1900, Casper B. Fetters & Eliza Enochs marriage, 7 March 1860, unknown repository, unknown repository address. Fulton County, Illinois, Marriages, Vol. C, Page 343, No. 70.
  3. [S908] Find A Grave, online www.findagrave.com, Florence Belle "Flora" Fetters Dyer
    Birth: 1865
    Death: Nov. 8, 1915
    Family links:
    Parents:
    Casper Baltice Fetters (1837 ­ 1899)
    Eliza Ann Enochs Fetters (1840 ­ 1917)
    Spouse:
    Bryson Daniel Dyer (1863 ­ 1925)
    Children:
    Raymond Edgar Dyer (1885 ­ 1933)*
    Glen Everett Dyer (1897 ­ 1986)*
    Siblings:
    Estelle May Fetters Elliott (1862 ­ 1941)*
    Florence Belle Fetters Dyer (1865 ­ 1915)
    Carl B. Fetters (1867 ­ 1940)*
    Orlena Fetters Wyatt (1870 ­ 1943)*
    Horatio Seymour Fetters (1872 ­ 1942)*
    Freeman Fetters (1874 ­ 1948)*
    Joseph Howard Fetters (1877 ­ 1957)*
    Ernest Fetters (1881 ­ 1958)*
    *Calculated relationship
    Inscription:
    Wife of B D Dyer
    Note: Plot owned by Mrs J Dyer Duncan.
    Died at age 50.
    Burial: IOOF Cemetery
    Ellensburg, Kittitas County, Washington
    Plot: D­102­01
    Created by: Mary
    Record added: Mar 30, 2012
    Find A Grave Memorial# 87699460. Hereinafter cited as Find A Grave.
  4. [S383] Illinois Statewide Marriage Index, 1763-1900, online CyberdriveIllinois.com. Hereinafter cited as Illinois Marriage Index, 1763-1900.
  5. [S407] David Bryson Dyer & Flora B. Fetters marriage, 23 February 1882, Iowa Department of Public Health, Bureau of Vital Records, 321 East 12th Street, Des Moines, Polk, Iowa, 50319-0075. State of Iowa, Certificate of Vital Record.
  6. [S382] Casper B. Fetters II Family, 1870 U. S. Census, unknown repository address, Federal Population Schedule, page 356, unknown repository Ancestry.com.
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Estella M. Fetters1

F, #5567, b. circa 1863

Parents

FatherCasper Baltice Fetters II (b. circa 1838)
MotherEliza Ann Enochs (b. 1840)
Pedigree Link

Biography

Estella M. Fetters was born circa 1863 in Illinois.1
Estella M. Fetters appeared on the census of 15 July 1880 in the household of Casper Baltice Fetters II and Eliza Ann Enochs in Union Township, Wayne County, Iowa, which shows Casper Fetters, age 42, occupation farmer, born in Ohio, with his father born in Germany and his mother born in Pennsylvania; his wife Eliza, age 40, keeping house, born in Illinois, with her father born in Illinois and her mother born in North Carolina; their daughter Estella, age 17, born in Illinois; daughter Flora, age 15, born in Illinois (who two years later would marry David "Bryson" Dyer); son Carl, age 13, born in Illinois; daughter Ireana Fetters, age 10, born in Iowa; son Horatio, age 8, born in Iowa; son Freeman, age 6, born in Iowa; son Joseph (apparently named after his paternal grandfather), age 3, born in Iowa; and son Truman, age 11 months, born in Illinois.

Corydon is the county seat of Wayne County. Wayne County is the fifth county west of the Mississippi River and borders the Counties of Putnam to the southeast and Mercer to the south in Missouri, Decatur to the west, Lucas to the north, and Appanoose to the east. It is comprised of 36,000 acres and 525 sq. miles. It is rich in Historical value as the Mormons laid their trail through here in 1846, while making their way from Nauvoo, Illinois, to the Great Salt Lake in Utah. The Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad ran through here, gaining prosperity for its towns people, as well as the discovery of coal, which helped increase the population of the county as people began moving in. It contains the 16 townships of Warren, Jackson, Howard, Clinton, Medicine, Washington, Benton, Clay, Jefferson, Monroe, Corydon, Richman, Walnut, Grand River, South Fork and Union.1
Last Edited 6 April 2002

Citations

  1. [S376] Casper Fetters Family, 15 July 1880, 1880 U. S. Census, unknown repository address, Ancestry.com, unknown repository FHL Film 1254369; National Archives Film T9-0369.
Family Explorer

Carl Fetters1

M, #5568, b. circa 1867

Parents

FatherCasper Baltice Fetters II (b. circa 1838)
MotherEliza Ann Enochs (b. 1840)
Pedigree Link

Biography

Carl Fetters was born circa 1867 in Illinois.1
Carl Fetters appeared on the census of 1870 in the household of Casper Baltice Fetters II and Eliza Ann Fetters in Union Township, Wayne County, Iowa, which shows Casper B. Fetters, age 33, a farmer, owning real property valued at $2,000 and personal property valued at $560, born in Ohio, father foreign born; his wife Eliza A., age 29, keeping house, born in Illinois; daughter Clara V., age 9, born in Illinois; daughter Florence B., age 5, born in Illinois; son Carl, age 3, born in Illinois; and daughter Ireana, 4 months, born in Iowa.

Thus, the Casper B. Fetters II family apparently moved from Carroll County, Illinois, to Wayne County, Iowa, sometime between 1877 (when their son Carl was born in Illinois) and 1880 (when their daughter was born in Iowa).2 Carl Fetters appeared on the census of 15 July 1880 in the household of Casper Baltice Fetters II and Eliza Ann Enochs in Union Township, Wayne County, Iowa, which shows Casper Fetters, age 42, occupation farmer, born in Ohio, with his father born in Germany and his mother born in Pennsylvania; his wife Eliza, age 40, keeping house, born in Illinois, with her father born in Illinois and her mother born in North Carolina; their daughter Estella, age 17, born in Illinois; daughter Flora, age 15, born in Illinois (who two years later would marry David "Bryson" Dyer); son Carl, age 13, born in Illinois; daughter Ireana Fetters, age 10, born in Iowa; son Horatio, age 8, born in Iowa; son Freeman, age 6, born in Iowa; son Joseph (apparently named after his paternal grandfather), age 3, born in Iowa; and son Truman, age 11 months, born in Illinois.

Corydon is the county seat of Wayne County. Wayne County is the fifth county west of the Mississippi River and borders the Counties of Putnam to the southeast and Mercer to the south in Missouri, Decatur to the west, Lucas to the north, and Appanoose to the east. It is comprised of 36,000 acres and 525 sq. miles. It is rich in Historical value as the Mormons laid their trail through here in 1846, while making their way from Nauvoo, Illinois, to the Great Salt Lake in Utah. The Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad ran through here, gaining prosperity for its towns people, as well as the discovery of coal, which helped increase the population of the county as people began moving in. It contains the 16 townships of Warren, Jackson, Howard, Clinton, Medicine, Washington, Benton, Clay, Jefferson, Monroe, Corydon, Richman, Walnut, Grand River, South Fork and Union.1
Last Edited 5 April 2002

Citations

  1. [S376] Casper Fetters Family, 15 July 1880, 1880 U. S. Census, unknown repository address, Ancestry.com, unknown repository FHL Film 1254369; National Archives Film T9-0369.
  2. [S382] Casper B. Fetters II Family, 1870 U. S. Census, unknown repository address, Federal Population Schedule, page 356, unknown repository Ancestry.com.
Family Explorer

Orlena (Ireana?) Fetters1,2

F, #5569, b. circa 1870

Parents

FatherCasper Baltice Fetters II (b. circa 1838)
MotherEliza Ann Enochs (b. 1840)
Pedigree Link

Family: Joseph H. Day

Son??? Day+

Biography

Orlena (Ireana?) Fetters was born circa 1870 in Iowa.1 She married Joseph H. Day on 7 October 1888 in Ellensburg, Kittitas County, Washington.2
Orlena (Ireana?) Fetters appeared on the census of 1870 in the household of Casper Baltice Fetters II and Eliza Ann Fetters in Union Township, Wayne County, Iowa, which shows Casper B. Fetters, age 33, a farmer, owning real property valued at $2,000 and personal property valued at $560, born in Ohio, father foreign born; his wife Eliza A., age 29, keeping house, born in Illinois; daughter Clara V., age 9, born in Illinois; daughter Florence B., age 5, born in Illinois; son Carl, age 3, born in Illinois; and daughter Ireana, 4 months, born in Iowa.

Thus, the Casper B. Fetters II family apparently moved from Carroll County, Illinois, to Wayne County, Iowa, sometime between 1877 (when their son Carl was born in Illinois) and 1880 (when their daughter was born in Iowa).3 Orlena (Ireana?) Fetters appeared on the census of 15 July 1880 in the household of Casper Baltice Fetters II and Eliza Ann Enochs in Union Township, Wayne County, Iowa, which shows Casper Fetters, age 42, occupation farmer, born in Ohio, with his father born in Germany and his mother born in Pennsylvania; his wife Eliza, age 40, keeping house, born in Illinois, with her father born in Illinois and her mother born in North Carolina; their daughter Estella, age 17, born in Illinois; daughter Flora, age 15, born in Illinois (who two years later would marry David "Bryson" Dyer); son Carl, age 13, born in Illinois; daughter Ireana Fetters, age 10, born in Iowa; son Horatio, age 8, born in Iowa; son Freeman, age 6, born in Iowa; son Joseph (apparently named after his paternal grandfather), age 3, born in Iowa; and son Truman, age 11 months, born in Illinois.

Corydon is the county seat of Wayne County. Wayne County is the fifth county west of the Mississippi River and borders the Counties of Putnam to the southeast and Mercer to the south in Missouri, Decatur to the west, Lucas to the north, and Appanoose to the east. It is comprised of 36,000 acres and 525 sq. miles. It is rich in Historical value as the Mormons laid their trail through here in 1846, while making their way from Nauvoo, Illinois, to the Great Salt Lake in Utah. The Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad ran through here, gaining prosperity for its towns people, as well as the discovery of coal, which helped increase the population of the county as people began moving in. It contains the 16 townships of Warren, Jackson, Howard, Clinton, Medicine, Washington, Benton, Clay, Jefferson, Monroe, Corydon, Richman, Walnut, Grand River, South Fork and Union.1


Subject: Fetters genealogy
Date: Tue, 21 May 2002
From: "Donna Krueger"

I found the information on Casper B. Fetters and was wondering if you were a descendent of Casper and Eliza Fetters. My grandmother is a daughter of theirs. You have her down as Ireana, but I have her as Orlena. She married Joseph H. Day on October 7, 1888, in Ellensburg, WA. My dad was their oldest son. I know very little of the Fetter"s family so would appreciate any information you have.
Sincerely,
Donna (Day) Krueger.
Last Edited 17 December 2008

Citations

  1. [S376] Casper Fetters Family, 15 July 1880, 1880 U. S. Census, unknown repository address, Ancestry.com, unknown repository FHL Film 1254369; National Archives Film T9-0369.
  2. [S439] e-mail message from Donna Day Krueger (email address) to Paul B. Van Buren. Hereinafter cited as "Donna Day Krueger e-mail". 21 May 2002.
  3. [S382] Casper B. Fetters II Family, 1870 U. S. Census, unknown repository address, Federal Population Schedule, page 356, unknown repository Ancestry.com.
Family Explorer

Horatio Fetters1

M, #5570, b. circa 1872

Parents

FatherCasper Baltice Fetters II (b. circa 1838)
MotherEliza Ann Enochs (b. 1840)
Pedigree Link

Biography

Horatio Fetters was born circa 1872 in Iowa.1
Horatio Fetters appeared on the census of 15 July 1880 in the household of Casper Baltice Fetters II and Eliza Ann Enochs in Union Township, Wayne County, Iowa, which shows Casper Fetters, age 42, occupation farmer, born in Ohio, with his father born in Germany and his mother born in Pennsylvania; his wife Eliza, age 40, keeping house, born in Illinois, with her father born in Illinois and her mother born in North Carolina; their daughter Estella, age 17, born in Illinois; daughter Flora, age 15, born in Illinois (who two years later would marry David "Bryson" Dyer); son Carl, age 13, born in Illinois; daughter Ireana Fetters, age 10, born in Iowa; son Horatio, age 8, born in Iowa; son Freeman, age 6, born in Iowa; son Joseph (apparently named after his paternal grandfather), age 3, born in Iowa; and son Truman, age 11 months, born in Illinois.

Corydon is the county seat of Wayne County. Wayne County is the fifth county west of the Mississippi River and borders the Counties of Putnam to the southeast and Mercer to the south in Missouri, Decatur to the west, Lucas to the north, and Appanoose to the east. It is comprised of 36,000 acres and 525 sq. miles. It is rich in Historical value as the Mormons laid their trail through here in 1846, while making their way from Nauvoo, Illinois, to the Great Salt Lake in Utah. The Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad ran through here, gaining prosperity for its towns people, as well as the discovery of coal, which helped increase the population of the county as people began moving in. It contains the 16 townships of Warren, Jackson, Howard, Clinton, Medicine, Washington, Benton, Clay, Jefferson, Monroe, Corydon, Richman, Walnut, Grand River, South Fork and Union.1
Last Edited 5 April 2002

Citations

  1. [S376] Casper Fetters Family, 15 July 1880, 1880 U. S. Census, unknown repository address, Ancestry.com, unknown repository FHL Film 1254369; National Archives Film T9-0369.
Family Explorer

Freeman Fetters1

M, #5571, b. circa 1874

Parents

FatherCasper Baltice Fetters II (b. circa 1838)
MotherEliza Ann Enochs (b. 1840)
Pedigree Link

Biography

Freeman Fetters was born circa 1874 in Iowa.1
Freeman Fetters appeared on the census of 15 July 1880 in the household of Casper Baltice Fetters II and Eliza Ann Enochs in Union Township, Wayne County, Iowa, which shows Casper Fetters, age 42, occupation farmer, born in Ohio, with his father born in Germany and his mother born in Pennsylvania; his wife Eliza, age 40, keeping house, born in Illinois, with her father born in Illinois and her mother born in North Carolina; their daughter Estella, age 17, born in Illinois; daughter Flora, age 15, born in Illinois (who two years later would marry David "Bryson" Dyer); son Carl, age 13, born in Illinois; daughter Ireana Fetters, age 10, born in Iowa; son Horatio, age 8, born in Iowa; son Freeman, age 6, born in Iowa; son Joseph (apparently named after his paternal grandfather), age 3, born in Iowa; and son Truman, age 11 months, born in Illinois.

Corydon is the county seat of Wayne County. Wayne County is the fifth county west of the Mississippi River and borders the Counties of Putnam to the southeast and Mercer to the south in Missouri, Decatur to the west, Lucas to the north, and Appanoose to the east. It is comprised of 36,000 acres and 525 sq. miles. It is rich in Historical value as the Mormons laid their trail through here in 1846, while making their way from Nauvoo, Illinois, to the Great Salt Lake in Utah. The Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad ran through here, gaining prosperity for its towns people, as well as the discovery of coal, which helped increase the population of the county as people began moving in. It contains the 16 townships of Warren, Jackson, Howard, Clinton, Medicine, Washington, Benton, Clay, Jefferson, Monroe, Corydon, Richman, Walnut, Grand River, South Fork and Union.1
Last Edited 5 April 2002

Citations

  1. [S376] Casper Fetters Family, 15 July 1880, 1880 U. S. Census, unknown repository address, Ancestry.com, unknown repository FHL Film 1254369; National Archives Film T9-0369.
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Joseph Fetters1

M, #5572, b. circa 1877

Parents

FatherCasper Baltice Fetters II (b. circa 1838)
MotherEliza Ann Enochs (b. 1840)
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Biography

Joseph Fetters was born circa 1877 in Iowa.1
Joseph Fetters appeared on the census of 15 July 1880 in the household of Casper Baltice Fetters II and Eliza Ann Enochs in Union Township, Wayne County, Iowa, which shows Casper Fetters, age 42, occupation farmer, born in Ohio, with his father born in Germany and his mother born in Pennsylvania; his wife Eliza, age 40, keeping house, born in Illinois, with her father born in Illinois and her mother born in North Carolina; their daughter Estella, age 17, born in Illinois; daughter Flora, age 15, born in Illinois (who two years later would marry David "Bryson" Dyer); son Carl, age 13, born in Illinois; daughter Ireana Fetters, age 10, born in Iowa; son Horatio, age 8, born in Iowa; son Freeman, age 6, born in Iowa; son Joseph (apparently named after his paternal grandfather), age 3, born in Iowa; and son Truman, age 11 months, born in Illinois.

Corydon is the county seat of Wayne County. Wayne County is the fifth county west of the Mississippi River and borders the Counties of Putnam to the southeast and Mercer to the south in Missouri, Decatur to the west, Lucas to the north, and Appanoose to the east. It is comprised of 36,000 acres and 525 sq. miles. It is rich in Historical value as the Mormons laid their trail through here in 1846, while making their way from Nauvoo, Illinois, to the Great Salt Lake in Utah. The Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad ran through here, gaining prosperity for its towns people, as well as the discovery of coal, which helped increase the population of the county as people began moving in. It contains the 16 townships of Warren, Jackson, Howard, Clinton, Medicine, Washington, Benton, Clay, Jefferson, Monroe, Corydon, Richman, Walnut, Grand River, South Fork and Union.1
Last Edited 5 April 2002

Citations

  1. [S376] Casper Fetters Family, 15 July 1880, 1880 U. S. Census, unknown repository address, Ancestry.com, unknown repository FHL Film 1254369; National Archives Film T9-0369.
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Truman Fetters1

M, #5573, b. circa October 1879

Parents

FatherCasper Baltice Fetters II (b. circa 1838)
MotherEliza Ann Enochs (b. 1840)
Pedigree Link

Biography

Truman Fetters was born circa October 1879 in Illinois.1
Truman Fetters appeared on the census of 15 July 1880 in the household of Casper Baltice Fetters II and Eliza Ann Enochs in Union Township, Wayne County, Iowa, which shows Casper Fetters, age 42, occupation farmer, born in Ohio, with his father born in Germany and his mother born in Pennsylvania; his wife Eliza, age 40, keeping house, born in Illinois, with her father born in Illinois and her mother born in North Carolina; their daughter Estella, age 17, born in Illinois; daughter Flora, age 15, born in Illinois (who two years later would marry David "Bryson" Dyer); son Carl, age 13, born in Illinois; daughter Ireana Fetters, age 10, born in Iowa; son Horatio, age 8, born in Iowa; son Freeman, age 6, born in Iowa; son Joseph (apparently named after his paternal grandfather), age 3, born in Iowa; and son Truman, age 11 months, born in Illinois.

Corydon is the county seat of Wayne County. Wayne County is the fifth county west of the Mississippi River and borders the Counties of Putnam to the southeast and Mercer to the south in Missouri, Decatur to the west, Lucas to the north, and Appanoose to the east. It is comprised of 36,000 acres and 525 sq. miles. It is rich in Historical value as the Mormons laid their trail through here in 1846, while making their way from Nauvoo, Illinois, to the Great Salt Lake in Utah. The Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad ran through here, gaining prosperity for its towns people, as well as the discovery of coal, which helped increase the population of the county as people began moving in. It contains the 16 townships of Warren, Jackson, Howard, Clinton, Medicine, Washington, Benton, Clay, Jefferson, Monroe, Corydon, Richman, Walnut, Grand River, South Fork and Union.1
Last Edited 5 April 2002

Citations

  1. [S376] Casper Fetters Family, 15 July 1880, 1880 U. S. Census, unknown repository address, Ancestry.com, unknown repository FHL Film 1254369; National Archives Film T9-0369.
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Joseph Fetters1

M, #5574, b. before 1817

Parents

FatherCasper Fetters I (b. circa 1777)
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Family: ?????

SonCasper Baltice Fetters II+ (b. circa 1838)

Biography

Joseph Fetters was born before 1817 in Germany.1,2 He married ?????.1
Joseph Fetters appeared on the census of 1840 in Rose Township, Carroll County, Ohio, which shows a Joseph Fetters family with 1 male, age 20-30 (Joseph Fetters), 1 female, age 20-30 (his wife), and 3 males under age 5 (Casper Fetters II, who would have been 2 years old, and his two brothers). Near them was a Casper Fetters family with 1 male, age 60-70 (Casper Fetters I), 2 females, age 50-60 (apparently his wife Anna Fetters and Sally Bartholemew who may have been her sister) and 1 female, age 5-10 (who presumably was too young to be his daughter). Casper Fetters I was apparently the father of Joseph Fetters and the grandfather of Casper Fetters II.2

Joseph Fetters appeared on the census of 1880 in Union Township, Wayne County, Iowa.1
Last Edited 17 April 2003

Citations

  1. [S376] Casper Fetters Family, 15 July 1880, 1880 U. S. Census, unknown repository address, Ancestry.com, unknown repository FHL Film 1254369; National Archives Film T9-0369.
  2. [S377] Joseph Fetters Family, 1840 U. S. Census, unknown repository address, Ancestry.com, unknown repository Roll M704_381, page 243, Image 131.
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?????1

F, #5575
Pedigree Link

Family: Joseph Fetters (b. before 1817)

SonCasper Baltice Fetters II+ (b. circa 1838)

Biography

????? was born in Pennsylvania.1 She married Joseph Fetters.1
Last Edited 17 April 2003

Citations

  1. [S376] Casper Fetters Family, 15 July 1880, 1880 U. S. Census, unknown repository address, Ancestry.com, unknown repository FHL Film 1254369; National Archives Film T9-0369.
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