B: c1716

D: 17 February 1753 (Baptisms and Burials from Christ Church, Philadelphia 1709-1760, Hileburn)

M: 24 July 1743 to Margaret (Paschall) Mather at Christ Episcopal Church, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

(Baptisms and Burials from Christ Church, Philadelphia 1709-1760, Hileburn) Margaret Paschall

b: 6 Aug 1718 Goshen Chester Co., Pennsylvania of English Quaker father (Thomas, Thomas,

Thomas, William, Thomas)and Welsh Quaker mother (Margaret Jones); d: c1780, Northumberland

(Union) County, Pennsylvania. M1: 30 Apr 1735 to William Mather, (out of unity per records of

Chester Pennsylvania Monthly Quaker Meeting Record, Hinshaw's An Encyclopedia of American

Quaker Genealogy). Issue: Samuel Mather (m: Sarah Harper, a Quaker) and Hannah Mather (m: Wm

Moore and mother of Col James Moore). Margaret M3: Daniel Lewis between 1753 and 1759 (d:

c1785) after Feb 1753 in Pennsylvania with issue, Paschall Lewis (b: May, 1760, m: Elizabeth Boude)

See Paschall, Jones, Jenkins, Grifith, Mather, and Lewis Family Genealogies in Separate

Children:

James Watson

Jesse Watson

John Watson

Margaret was born of Quaker parents, but did not remain a Quaker. Some of her Mather and Watson

sons and grandchildren married Quakers later.

"Daniel Lewis' name disappears (1785) and Paschall Lewis appears in its place. His wife, who was

Margaret Paschall, was a relative of Thomas Paschall, a hatter, of Philadelphia, who owned a great

amount of wild lands, was married three times…to a man named Watson, by whom she had Jesse,

James (who built Seebold's mill,), and John Watson, all settlers in the Valley…((Annals of Buffalo

Valley, Pennsylvania 1755-1855, Linn, p. 236)

Thomas Watson and Margaret may have lived in Delaware and/or York County, Pennsylvania following their marriage.

B: 1743-1753, Pennsylvania

D: c1798, (Kataweesa) Buffalo Valley, Northumberland County, Pennsylvania

M: Mary ___________ [she M2: Robert Field(s) after 1798]

Children: Unknown

(1769-70) James, Jesse and John Watson, along with their mother, Margaret, Mather step-siblings, Lewis step-sibling, and step-father, Daniel Lewis, moved to Buffalo Valley between 1769 and 1770 to land they owned. The Buffalo Valley, or Penn's Valley, as it was sometimes referred to, was purchased by the Penn's from the Indians on November 5, 1768; and the first application for land was made on April 3, 1769.

(1772) James Watson owned 200 acres surveyed 25 Aug 1772 in Northumberland Co., Pa. (Northumberland County, Pa. Land Warrant records 1772-1892).

(1773) "William McMurray of Sunbury, made many surveys in the valley this year…James Watson, east of Wehr's Tavern, on 13^th" (Annals of Buffalo Valley, Pennsylvania 1755-1855, Linn, p. 52).

(1781) James Watson has saw mill at Seebold's in Buffalo Twp (Annals of Buffalo Valley, Pennsylvania 1755-1855, Linn, p. 194).

(1786) James Watson builds first grist-mills, erected at Seebold's, above New Berlin (Annals of Buffalo Valley, Pennsylvania 1755-1855, Linn, p. 243).

(1789) Review of manufacturers in Buffalo valley includes James Watson, with a saw and grist-mill. (Annals of Buffalo Valley, Pennsylvania 1755-1855, Linn, p. 260).

(1793) Additional Taxables: East Buffalo…Seebold, Christian, grist-mill, formerly James Watson's (Annals of Buffalo Valley, Pennsylvania 1755-1855, Linn, p. 260)

(1798) James Watson of Northumberland County Will by representative, Mary Watson and Sam Mathers.

B: 1743-1753, Pennsylvania

M: Margaret ___________

Children:

Jesse Lewis Watson

Thomas W. Watson

Paschall Watson

Some records indicate possibility of a fourth son, Lewis, but I cannot substantiate for certain whether Lewis is son of Jesse or John Watson.

(1769-70) James, Jesse and John Watson, along with their mother, Margaret, Mather step-siblings, Lewis step-sibling, and step-father, Daniel Lewis, moved to Buffalo Valley between 1769 and 1770 to land they owned. The Buffalo Valley, or Penn's Valley, as it was sometimes referred to, was purchased by the Penn's from the Indians on November 5, 1768; and the first application for land was made on April 3, 1769.

(1774) Jesse Watson owned 100 acres surveyed 31 October 1774 in Northumberland Co., Pa. (Northumberland County, Pa. Land Warrant records 1772-1892).

Deed from James Watson to William Montgomery (Negro) recorded on p. 153. (Deeds of Northumberland 1772-1807).

(1793-96) Moved from Northumberland County Pennsylvania to Bedford County Virginia with brother, John.

(1802) Sarah H. Thornhill Estate Inventory dated 4 Feb 1802 in Bedford County, Virginia lists appraisers as Joseph Holt, Charles Moorman, John Watson, and Jesse Watson (pp. 343-345).

(1809) Jesse sold last of land in Bedford County Virginia and relocated, with some of his wife's relatives and Paschall relatives to Ross Township, Greene County, Ohio. (Records of James Dwinell and Janet Clark).

John Watson (Thomas¹)

B: 1743-1753, Pennsylvania

D: Before 14 Jun 1831 Greene County, Ohio

M: c 1776 to Leah Beals, daughter of Caleb Beals and Mary Dale (Leah b: c1757/1765 Huntington Twp,

York County, Pennsylvania; d: after 1840 Greene County, Ohio) See Beals Genealogy in Separate

Children:

Margaret Watson

John Watson, Jr

James Watson

David Watson

Elizabeth Watson

Lewis Watson

Elias Watson

Matilda Watson

(1769-70) James, Jesse and John Watson, along with their mother, Margaret, Mather step-siblings, Lewis step-sibling, and step-father, Daniel Lewis, moved to Buffalo Valley between 1769 and 1770 to land they owned. The Buffalo Valley, or Penn's Valley, as it was sometimes referred to, was purchased by the Penn's from the Indians on November 5, 1768; and the first application for land was made on April 3, 1769.

(1773) The Northumberland County Deed books, deed dated April l3, 1773 reflects that Reuben Haines of Philadelphia sold to John Watson of Northumberland County two of the patent surveys which he had acquired.

(1776) John Watson appears among the inhabitants of Potter Township, who signed an application for arms and ammunition, Sept 20, 1776.

John Watson, private) among soldiers receiving pay (Northumberland County in the American

Revolution), Snyder, ed, p. 353)

(1776) John Watson and Leah witness her brother, Jacob Beale's marriage in York County Pennsylvania (Quaker Marriage Records, York Co., Pa.)

"John Watson, who resided at Huntington Twp., York Co. PA" was a Lieutenant, Col. Thompson's Battalion of Riflemen, Cap't Michael Doudel's Co., later Capt. Henry Miller's Co. Second Regiment, later First Reg't of the Army of the United Colonies. "He volunteered for action during the Siege of Boston. Arrived after the siege had ended. First action evening of July 29^th, 1775 at Cambridge." (DAR application of Mildred Sheley Volkman dated 8 Dec 1988).

(1778) John's name appears on the assessment of Potter Township 1778-80, 1781, 1783-4, 1785, 1786, and 1787, his assessed valuation being 106.0.0, this amount being among the ten highest in that

township, and after the ware being further assessed with 2 horses and 3 head of cattle. This was

footnoted as references from Linn's, History of Centre and Clinton Counties, pp. 18-23 and the

Northumberland Co. Deed Book A, p. 216.)

(1793-96) Moved from Northumberland County Pennsylvania to Bedford County Virginia with brother, James.

(1802) Sarah H. Thornhill Estate Inventory dated 4 Feb 1802 in Bedford County, Virginia lists appraisers as Joseph Holt, Charles Moorman, John Watson, and Jesse Watson (pp. 343-345).

(1808) Land Indenture 30 Apr 1808 Bedford County Virginia recorded Greene County, Ohio, Josiah Grover, 20 Dec 1808.

(1809) Relocated to Greene County, Ohio. (Records of James Dwinell).

(1831) Sale of land title 14 Jun 1831 in Grantee Index, Vol 13, pp. 419-420 reflects sale of John's land sold in Greene County, Ohio after his death.

Differing records in above notes would show John to be both in Northumberland County and In York County during revolutionary times. This may be possible, because of the "great runaways" from the Northumberland Territory from 1776 to 1780 as a result of Indian attacks during that time. People returned to the eastern counties for a few years until things settled down, then returned to their lands in the west, for example the Mathers', who returned about 1780. Otherwise, we have two different persons here.

GENERATION 3:

Jesse Lewis Watson (Jesse³, Thomas¹)

B: c 1780 Buffalo Valley, Northumberland County, Pennsylvania

D: Unknown

M1: 28 Dec 1801 to Mathilda Bramblett, Bedford County Virginia

M2: 19 Jan 1809 to Rachel Beals, Greene County, Ohio, daugher of Caleb Beals and Mary Dale and sister

to Leah.. Rachel b: 18 July 1784; d: 10 June 1846. She is

buried in Methodist Campground Cemetery, Batteground, Tippecanoe, Indiana.

Children: Unknown

(1793-96) Moved from Northumberland County Pennsylvania to Bedford County Virginia with parents and family.

(1809) Jesse Watson moved to Greene County Ohio.

(1812) A Jesse Watson is listed in soldiers during the War of 1812; could possibly be this Watson.

(1833) May be the Jesse that moved to Indiana with Paschall, Lewis and Thomas Watson.

Thomas W. Watson (Jesse³, Thomas¹)

B: 1783-1785 Buffalo Valley, Northumberland County, Pennsylvania

D: 31 Aug 1853/55 Tippecanoe County, Indiana. Buried at Methodist Campground Cemetery,

Battleground, Tippecanoe County, Indiana

M: Rebecca Lewis Moorman (dau of Charles Clark Moorman and his first wife, Rebecca Leftwich. See

Moorman Family Genealogy and Leftwich Family Genealogy in separate documents). Rebecca

b: 15 Nov 1782 Bedford County, Virginia; d: 20 May 1847 Tippecanoe County, Indiana. Buried at

Methodist Campground Cemetery, Battleground, Tippecano County, Indiana.

Children:

Nancy Hancock Watson (eldest sister)

Jesse Lewis Watson (eldest son)

Charles M. Watson

William H. Watson

Sarah A. Watson

Thomas Watson

James Watson

Franklin Watson

Amanda Watson (youngest sister)

Samuel Watson

Records of Thomas H. Watson, Evanston, Illinois prepared in the late 1920's or early 1930's of his great-grandfather Thomas W. Watson reflect that Rebecca Moorman was daughter of Rebecca Leftwich and Charles Moorman (Paschall Genealogical Committee Records, Newberry Library, Chicago, Il.), not his second wife, Nancy Hancock. By Rebecca Leftwich, Charles Moorman had Rebecca and Rev James Leftwich. Rebecca died, perhaps in childbirth to James or shortly thereafter that year. He then married Nancy Hancock, by whom he had his remaining children and who raised Rebecca. See Hancock Family Genealogy in Separate Document.

(1793-96) Moved from Northumberland County Pennsylvania to Bedford County Virginia with parents and family.

(1809) Thomas Watson moved to Greene County Ohio.

(1812) A Thomas Watson is listed in soldiers during the War of 1812, is probably this Watson.

(1829) Family moved to Jamestown, Ohio.

(1833) Family moved to Tippecanoe County, Indiana. He had previously resided in Northumberland Co., Pa.; Bedford Co.; VA.; Ross Twp. , Greene Co., Ohio; Tippecanoe Co., Ind (History of White and Pulaski Co.,Indiana)

(1837) Thomas was a Whig member of the Indiana Legislature for Tippecanoe County Indiana 1837-1838 (records of Thomas H. Watson and James Dwinell).

(1840) Census records indicate Thomas Watson residing in Tippecanoe County (p. 472).

Thomas leased and ran Davis' Ferry near Lafayette Indiana for four years (records of Janet Clark).

(1851) Thomas was a member of the State Constitutional Convention that framed the present constitution 1850-51 (from records of Janet Clark via Estelle Clark Watson, Denver Public Library)

Family moved to Greene County, Ohio by 1811. In 1829 they moved to Jamestown, Ohio; in 1833 Thomas moved to Tippecanoe Co., Indiana.

Paschall Watson (Jesse³, Thomas¹)

B: 19 Mar 1797 Bedford County Virginia

D: 10 May 1850 Daviess County Missouri

M: 17 Mar 1822 to Eleanor or Elender Jenkins, Greene County Ohio. She b: 1797 Virginia; d: 10 Aug

1868 Washington Twp, Cass County, Iowa of cancer at home of daughter, Abigail Bell. Buried: Lewis

Cemetery, Cass County, Iowa.

Children:

James Mathew (or Madison) Watson

Jacob Watson

Abigail Watson

Elias Isaac Watson

Jesse Watson

Matilda Watson

William Macajah Watson

Some records show Paschall to be the son of John Watson - I cannot substantiate whether this is true or not.

(1809) Paschall Watson moved to Greene County Ohio.

(1812) A Paschall Watson is listed in soldiers during the War of 1812; could possibly be this Watson.

(1833) May be the Paschall that moved to Indiana with Jesse, Lewis and Thomas Watson.

(1850) Missouri Census shows wife to be age 53 with 1,000 acres living with Jacob, 26, farmer; Eli, 23, a farmer; Jesse, 21, a farmer; Matilda, 18; and William M, 13.

Wife lived in Madison County and Cass County, Iowa after 1850.

Margaret Watson (John⁴, Thomas¹)

B: Pennsylvania

M: 20 Mar 1798 Henry Deardorff (bondsman to James Watson)

D: Unknown

Children: Unknown

Some records show Margaret to be the daughter of Jesse Watson - I cannot substantiate whether this is true or not.

(1793-96) Moved to Bedford County Virginia with parents and family.

John Watson, Jr. (John⁴, Thomas¹)

B: 7 Mar 1781 Pennsylvania (possibly York County)

D: 21 Aug 1861 Greene County Ohio

M: 28 Dec 1809 Greene County Ohio to Mary (Polly) Lindsay. Mary born 18 Apr 1792 Virginia; d: 17 Dec 1871 Greene County Ohio.

Children:

Parthena Watson

Mary Watson

Rachel Watson

Leah Watson

Elizabeth Watson

John "Jack" Watson

Hannah Watson

Lucy Watson

Lewis Watson

(1793-96) Moved to Bedford County Virginia with parents and family.

(1809) Moved to Greene County Ohio.

B: 23 Aug 1783 Pennsylvania

D: Unknown

M1: 16 Oct 1813 to Nancy Lindsay

M2: Devault Moore

Children: Unknown

(1793-96) Moved to Bedford County Virginia with parents and family.

B: 12 Aug(Apr) 1786 Pennsylvania

D: 1812 Unmarried

(1793-96) Moved to Bedford County Virginia with parents and family.

B: 26 Sept 1789 Pennsylvania

D: 28 Oct 1863 Jamestown Ohio

M: 1812 to Chiles B. Moorman, son of Thomas Moorman and Aphracia Hope. Chiles b: 15 Aug 1786 Campbell County Virginia (So. River Mo. Quaker Meeting Records); d: 12 Jan 1871 Jamestown Ohio

Children:

Nancy Moorman

Matilda Moorman

Leah Moorman

Thomas P. Moorman

Malinda Moorman

Watson Moorman

Eleanor Moorman

John Moorman

David C. Moorman

(1793-96) Moved to Bedford County Virginia with parents and family.

Lewis B. Watson (John⁴, Thomas¹)

B: 8 Oct 1791 Pennsylvania

D: 19 Mar 1855 Daviess County, Missouri; buried Watson Cemetery, Davies Co.)

M: 25 June 1815 to Rebecca Bales by Lemuel Cottrell MG (Bk 1, p 12, p. 23) Silver Springs Twp, Greene

County, Ohio. Rebecca b: 23 Dec 1793/96 Pennsylvania; d: 6/8 Aug 1875 Daviess County Missouri.

Buried at Watson Cemetery in Daviess County Missouri.

Children:

Albert Watson

Jonathan Watson

David Watson

Ambrose Watson

Solomon Watson

Sarah Watson

Leah Watson

(1793-96) Moved to Bedford County Virginia with parents and family.

(1809) Moved to Greene County Ohio.

(1833) Lewis moved to Indiana with Paschall, Jesse L. and Thomas Watson and was living there in 1833, according to Tippecanoe County Tax List. Lewis at that time had 10 oxen and 2 horses.

(1850) Census for Daviess Co., Mo #593 lists Lewis Watson as 58, a farmer with 3200 acres, born VA. Also lists Rebecca, aged 58, born PA, Albert aged 34, born in Ohio, Solomon aged 33, Sarah aged 18, born in Indiana, and Leah 16 (female)

Elias Watson (John⁴, Thomas¹)

B: 12 Nov 1794 Bedford County Virginia

D: Unknown

M: Anna Johnson (a Quaker)

Children: Unknown

Mathilda Watson (John⁴, Thomas¹)

B: 29 Aug 1814 Greene County Ohio

D: 5 Apr 1900

M: Matthias Baker

Children: Unknown

B: Unknown (eldest sister)

D: Unknown

M: 23 June 1825 Greene County Ohio to Joshua Holllingsworth; (Bk 109-38)

Children: Unknown

B: 23 Apr 1806 Bedford Co., VA (eldest son)

D: Unknown

M1: 7 Feb 1828 to Mary McCarty at Jamestown, Greene County Ohio

M2: 1843 to Sarah Ann Peck. She died in 1845.

M3: 29 Jun 1846 to Ann Mary (Fox) Langston

M4: Malinda (Fox) Dewers, sister to Ann Mary

Children: Unknown

a. Moved to Tippicanoe County, Indiana, then to White Co., Indiana.

B: Unknown

D: Unknown

M: 28 Aug 1834 Green County Ohio to Elizabeth Ballard by Benjamin Strong, JP (Bk 63-134)

Children: Unknown

B: Unknown

D: Unknown

M: Sarah B. ______________

Children: Unknown

Sarah A. Watson (Thomas⁶, John⁴, Thomas¹)

B: Unknown

D: Unknown

M: Unknown

Children: Unknown

Thomas Watson (Thomas⁶, John⁴, Thomas¹)

B: Unknown

D: Unknown

M: Unknown

Children: Unknown

James Watson (Thomas⁶, John⁴, Thomas¹)

B: Unknown

D: Unknown

M: Unknown

Children: Unknown

Franklin Watson (Thomas⁶, John⁴, Thomas¹)

B: Unknown

D: Unknown

M: Unknown

Children: Unknown

Amanda Watson (Thomas⁶, John⁴, Thomas¹)

B: 1829 (youngest sister)

D: Unknown

M: ___________ Dye

Children: Unknown

Samuel Watson (Thomas⁶, John⁴, Thomas¹)

B: Unknown

D: Unknown

M: Unknown

Children: Unknown

James Mathew (or Madison) Watson (Paschall⁷, Jesse³, Thomas¹)

B: 1817 Greene County Ohio

D: 31 Jan 1856, north of Lewis, Iowa. Thrown by horse while hunting wolves and fractured skull

M: 11 Nov 1841 Daviess County Missouri to Sarah Vining. Sarah b: 1870 Virginia; d: 26 Nov 1912 at

Council Bluffs, Potawatamie County Iowa. Buried at Hemmingford or Alliance Nebraska.

Children:

Henry M. Watson

Paschal "Pack" Watson

John Taylor "Pete" Watson

There may have been a fourth child.

(1827) Moved with family to Tippecanoe County Indiana.

(1834) Moved to Henry County Iowa.

(1837) Moved to to Daviess County Missouri

(1858) Recorded purchase of land on 8 Mar 1858 of 240 acres in Henry or Madison County, Iowa.

(1885) Moved to Cass County Iowa in fall of 1885. Recorded purchase of 120 acres 7 Sep 1885. He bought a claim George Reeve, this land later owned by James Walker.

"The first permanent settlers of Indiantown were Jeremiah Bradshaw from Illinois, David Chapman from Ohio, Joseph Everly (who was killed in some way unknown), and J. M. Watson, known in early times as 'King James'. He was a great hunter and was often seen riding over the country followed by a pack of hounds, some thirteen in number. He came from Lafayette, Indiana and was accidentally killed while hunting." (Historical Atlas of Iowa, 17875, A.T. Andrea, p. 405.)

Jacob Watson (Paschall⁷, Jesse³, Thomas¹)

B: 1824 Greene County Ohio

D: Unknown

M: Unknown

Children: Unknown

a. (1855) Moved to Cass County Iowa with Brothers Jacob and William. All settled at Turkey Creek.

Abigail Watson (Paschall⁷, Jesse³, Thomas¹)

B: 1825 Greene County Ohio

D: D: Unknown

M1: ___________ Hodson

Children:

Milton Hodson

M2: Elisha B. Bell.

Children:

Sarah C. Bell

Nathan Bell

Mary A. Bell

Rebecca Bell

James M. W. Bell

(1860) Iowa Census in Cass Conty (p. 174, #132) shows Elisha B. Bell, 52, a farmer born in Ohio;

Abigail Hodson, 35, born Ohio; Milton Hodson, 18, born Illinois; Sarah C. Bell, 9, born Iowa; Nathan Bell, 7, born Iowa; Mary A. Bell, 6, born Iowa; Rebecca Bell, 3, born Iowa; James M. W. Bell, 1, born Iowa; and Paschal Watson, 14, born Iowa.

Elias Isaac Watson (Paschall⁷, Jesse³, Thomas¹)

B: 19 Mar 1828 Greene County Ohio

D: 14 Aug 1890 Cass County Iowa of stroke; buried Oakwood Cemetery, Lewis, Cass, Iowa.

M: 20 Sep 1871 at Atlantic, Cass, Iowa to Mercy Belle Smedley. Mercy b: 25 Sep 1848 at Fulton,

Lancaster, Pennsylvania; d: 22 Dec 1932 at Lewis, Cass, Iowa. Buried Oakwood Cemetery, Lewis,

Cass, Iowa.

Children:

Anna Bell Watson

Elender Rachael Euda (or Rachel Eleanor) Watson

Martha "Mattie" Carlisle Watson

Charles Edward Watson

Laurence Hipple Watson

William Elias Watson

Daughter (Stillborn)

B: 8 Oct 1827/29 Pretty Prairie, Tippecanoe County, Indiana

D: Alliance, Dawes County, Nebraska

M: Mar 1855 at Cass County Iowa to Rebecca Sutphin

Children:

Paschall Watson

James Watson

Daniel Elias Watson

a. (1855) Moved to Cass County Iowa with Brothers Jacob and William. All settled at Turkey Creek.

Family members indicated Jesse later to be dirty and being taken care of by sons.

Jesse lived with his son, Daniel Elias, until his death.

Matilda W. Watson (Paschall⁷, Jesse³, Thomas¹)

B: 1832 Pretty prairie, Tippecanoe County, Indiana

D: Unknown

M: 10 Nov 1850 to George L. Karns at Daviess County Missouri by John Nelson, JP

Children: Unknown

William Macajah Watson (Paschall⁷, Jesse³, Thomas¹)

B: 4 Feb 1837 Harrison's Battlefield, Tippecanoe County, Indiana

D: 19 Feb 1906 Wauneta, Chase County, Nebraska. Buried Wauneta Cemetery, Wauneta, Nebraska

M: 5 Mar 1865 at Indian Creek, Cass County, Iowa to Martha Ann Johnson, daughter of David Johnson

and Catherine Williams. Martha Ann b: 26 Feb 1849 Newcomerstown, Tuscarawas County, Ohio; d:

8 Mar 1937 Denver Colorado.

Children:

Katherine Elender Watson

Eli Edmund Watson

Drusilla Bell Watson

James Williams Carr Watson

John Malcolm Watson

Harold Ellsworth Watson

William was a farmer who lived in Washington, Cass County, Iowa; Hall County, Nebraska; Bartley Nebraska, and homesteaded in 1891 at Diamond Canyon, Hayes County, Nebraska. Owned 160 acres at Chase County Nebraska.

William was the asisstant superintendent of the Ellsworth Sunday School (Records of Janet Clark).

From Martha Ann's journal: "Will bought the farm we was married at the second year we was married. So we lived on the old place 19 years. Moved on it in the Spring of 1866, sold out and left March 1885. Kittie, John and I left Iowa the 17^th of March 1885 to come to Wood River. At this time (1887) we are living on brother Jim's farm on Shoemakers Island on the Platte River." (Records of Janet Clark).

After William died, Martha and her sons owned the Bartley, Nebraska Mill.

Parthena Watson (John⁹ John⁴, Thomas¹)

B: Unknown

D: Unknown

M1: Jesse Tichthorn

Children: six

M2: John Jackson

Children: Unknown

B: Unknown

D: 24 Oct 1859/69

M: Henry Sharp

Children: seven

B: Unknown

D: 20 Jan 1877

M: Tapley Sheley

Children: eight

B: 23 Sep 1819

D: 24 Nov 1901, buried Jamestown, Ohio

M: 12 Oct 1837 at Greene County Ohio to William Ludlow Sheley (buried Jamestown, Ohio)

Children: Unknown

Elizabeth Watson (John⁹ John⁴, Thomas¹)

B: Unknown

D: 1896

M: John Lynch Johnson

Children:

Morgan Johnson

Jared Johnson

Eli Johnson

Benjamin Johnson

Alexander Johnson

Leah Matilda Johnson

Amanda Jane Johnson

a. May have been three more children

B: Unknown

D: Unknown

M: Lida Farmer

Children: Eleven

B: 25 May 1899

D: Unknown

M: Edwin Osborn Johnson (b: 4 Nov 1811)

Children Twelve

Lucy Watson (John⁹ John⁴, Thomas¹)

B: Unknown

D: Unknown

M: 1846 to John Blakey

Children: Thirteen

B: 23 Sept 1819

D: Unknown

M: Mary Robinson (b: 1822)

Children: Fourteen

B: 16 Sept 1813

D: Unknown

M: _________ Lockhart

Children: Unknown

Matilda Moorman (Elizabeth¹² John⁴, Thomas¹)

B: 29 Aug 1814

D: 5 Apr 1900

M: Matthias Baker

Children: Unknown

B: 8 Nov 1815

D: 28 Jan 1884, Iowa

M: 27 Feb 1840 to Benjamin Sutton Wilson (b: 10 May 1810; d: Jan 1884, Iowa)

Children: Seven

B: 26 Jan 1818 Virginia

D: 18 Jul 1886 Chillicothe Ohio

M: 24 Oct 1841 to Rebecca Lockhart

Children: Unknown

B: 12 Dec 1820

D: 9 Jun 1871

M: Henry Huffman

Children: Unknown

B: 28 Dec 1822

D: Unknown

M: Sarah Anspaugh (Ausbaugh)

Children: Unknown

B: 15 Dec 1825

D: 3 Oct 1906

M: Sam Hostetter (Hostetler)

Children: No Issue

B: 16 Mar 1827

D: Unknown

M1: _________ Allen

M2: _________ Counts

Children: Unknown

B: 29 Aug 1829 Silver Creek Township, Greene County, Ohio

D: 5 Apr 1907

M: 4 Jan 1856 to Kate McAdams

Children: Four

B: 1816 Ohio

D: Unknown

M: Unknown

Children: Unknown

Jonathan Watson (Lewis¹³, John⁴, Thomas¹)

B: 3 June 1818 Ohio

D: 15 Mar 1884 Daviess County Missouri

M: 22 Jun 1846 to Mary Ann Lockwood (b: VA 1827) at Daviess County Missouri

Children: Unknown

David Watson (Lewis¹³, John⁴, Thomas¹)

B: 1820 Ohio

D: Unknown

M: Elizabeth __________ (b: 1822 Illinois)

Children: Unknown

Ambrose Watson (Lewis¹³, John⁴, Thomas¹)

B: 1822 Ohio

D: Daviess County Missouri; buried Watson Cemetery

M: Sarah _____________ (b: 1828 Virginia)

Children: Unknown

Solomon Watson (Lewis¹³, John⁴, Thomas¹)

B: 1828 Ohio

D: Unknown

m: c1856 to Sarah ___________ (b: 1838)

Children: Unknown

Sarah Watson (Lewis¹³, John⁴, Thomas¹)

B: 5 Nov 1831 Indiana

D: 24 Jun 1893; buried Watson Cemetery, Daviess County Missouri

M: Lindsay Dowell (b: 1828 North Carolina)

Children: Unknown

B: c 1834 Indiana

D: 12 Oct 1866; buried Watson Cemetery, Daviess County Missouri

M: Sylvester Meadows

Children: Unknown

B: c1851 Iowa

D: 11 Oct 1899 Box Butte County, Nebraska

M: Unmarried

a. (1870) Living with William and Martha Ann, his parents, and Eli.

B: c1846 Iowa

D: Nebraska

M: Orra VanDike at Carbon, Admas County, Iowa

Children:

Ira Watson

Dr. Raymond Watson

Frank Watson

John Taylor "Pete" Watson (James²⁶, Paschall⁷, Jesse³, Thomas¹)

B: 24 Dec 1848 Rome, Henry County, Iowa

D: 1 Mar 1921 Hemingford or Alliance, Nebraska

M1: Josephine Johnson

M2: Mrs. Mathilda Albright

M3: Belle Hoag

Children: Unknown

Milton Hodson (Abigail²⁸, Paschall⁷, Jesse³, Thomas¹)

No Information Known

Sarah C. Bell (Abigail²⁸, Paschall⁷, Jesse³, Thomas¹)

No Information Known

Nathan Bell (Abigail²⁸, Paschall⁷, Jesse³, Thomas¹)

No Information Known

Mary A. Bell (Abigail²⁸, Paschall⁷, Jesse³, Thomas¹)

No Information Known

Rebecca Bell (Abigail²⁸, Paschall⁷, Jesse³, Thomas¹)

No Information Known

James M. W. Bell (Abigail²⁸, Paschall⁷, Jesse³, Thomas¹)

No Information Known

B: 1 Jul 1872 Lewis, Cass County, Iowa

D: 10 Aug 1968 Lewis, Cass County, Iowa

M1: c 1890 to W. J. Skipton

Children:

Buryl Skipton-Pigsley

M2: 25 Sep 1897 to Prince Wing Pigsley, Jr. at Cass County, Iowa

Children:

Harry Berlin Pigsley

Valma Irene Pigsley

William Ross Pigsley

Burt LaVern Pigsley

Benjamin Carlysle Pigsley Sr.

Mercy Marie Pigsley

Anna Nadine Pigsley

Elender Rachael Euda (or Rachel Eleanor) Watson (Elias²⁹, Paschall⁷, Jesse³, Thomas¹)

B: 8 Dec 1873 Lewis, Cass County, Iowa

D: 6 Nov 1950 Lewis, Cass County, Iowa

M: 15 May 1893 to Corea Mott Pigsley at Atlantic, Cass, Iowa

Children:

Vera J. Pigsley

Ika Pigsley

George W. Pigsley

George T. Pigsley

Son - died infancy

Martha "Mattie" Carlisle Watson (Elias²⁹, Paschall⁷, Jesse³, Thomas¹)

B: 21 Oct 1875 Lewis, Cass County, Iowa

D: Unknown

M: Clarence F. Ward

Children: Unknown

B: 20 Apr 1878 Lewis, Cass County, Iowa

D: 15 Sep 1897 Lewis, Cass County, Iowa

M: Unmarried; died young

B: 27 Jul 1880 Lewis, Cass County, Iowa

D: Unknown

M: Unknown

Children: Unknown

B: Mar 1885 Lewis, Cass County, Iowa

D: Unknown

M: Minnie Mae Graham

Children: Unknown

B: 1886 Lewis, Cass County, Iowa

D: 1886 Lewis, Cass County, Iowa (Stillborn)

Paschall Watson (Jesse³⁰, Paschall⁷, Jesse³, Thomas¹)

B: c1858 Lewis, Cass County, Iowa

D: Unknown

M: Unknown

Children: Unknown

James Watson (Jesse³⁰, Paschall⁷, Jesse³, Thomas¹)

B: 1860 Lewis, Cass County, Iowa

D: Unknown

M1: _____________

M2: Mrs Ella Roarke, at Alliance, Nebraska

M3: Mrs. Nettie A. Peterson Middaugh

Children: Unknown

Daniel Elias Watson (Jesse³⁰, Paschall⁷, Jesse³, Thomas¹)

B: 27 Jun 1863 Lewis, Cass County, Iowa

D: 1934 Box Butte County, Nebraska

M: 6 Apr 1893 to Anna Katharine Henningsen at Elkhorn Nebraska. Catherine b: 18 Jan 1873 Germany; d: Box Butte County, Nebraska

Children:

Della Watson

Jesse Watson

Stella Watson

James Watson

John Daniel "Dan" Watson

Clarence Watson

Kathanne Watson

In an accident, Daniel Elias caught his leg between two railraod cars and had part of it amputated. He wore a wooden leg. "Daniel Elias was a drinker; his wife was a sweet, lovely person." (Records of Janet Clark from her grandmother).

Katherine Elender Watson (William³², Paschall⁷, Jesse³, Thomas¹)

B: 9 Dec 1865 Lewis, Cass County, Iowa (Saturday, 9:00pm)

D: 5 Mar 1949 Denver, Colorado

M: 4 Sep 1887 to George Lusk at McNaul, Wauneta, Nebraska

Children: Unknown

B: 9 Mar 1869 Lewis, Cass County, Iowa

D: Unknown

M: Unknown

Children: Unknown

Rumor was that ge got a girl pregnant and left town. Janet Clark saw photo of him taken at a Ward, Colorado mining camp when he was about 24 years old. His brother, Hal, once hired a private detective to find him but had no success. (From records of Janet Clark).

Drusilla Bell Watson (William³², Paschall⁷, Jesse³, Thomas¹)

B: 31 Oct 1871 Lewis, Cass County, Iowa (Tuesday at 8:00am)

D: 21 Aug 1872 Lewis, Cass County, Iowa as a result of inflammation of the brain from a fall into the

fireplace. Buried in Lewis Cemetery, Cass County, Iowa.

M: Unmarried, died as infant.

James Williams Carr Watson (William³², Paschall⁷, Jesse³, Thomas¹)

B: 13 May 1873 Lewis, Cass County, Iowa (Tuesday, 4:00pm)

D: 2 Dec 1951 Lakewood, Jefferson County, Colorado

M: 1915 to Lillian Dame.

John Malcolm Watson (William³², Paschall⁷, Jesse³, Thomas¹)

B: 26 Mar 1877 Lewis, Cass County, Iowa (Sunday at 6:00am)

D: Unknown

M: Unmarried

As a teenager he and his best friend wen thunting together. John's rifle accidentally went off, killing his friend. (records of Janet Clark).

Janet Clark: "I remember his as 'Uncle Jack', a dear, sweet man who had huge ears and could wiggle them one at a time."

Harold Ellsworth Watson (William³², Paschall⁷, Jesse³, Thomas¹)

B: 25 June 1885 Shoemakers Island, Hall County, Nebraska (Thursday at 6:30a.m.)

D: 8 Aug 1950 Denver, Colorado

M: 20 Feb 1907 at Trenton, Nebraska to Agnes Gertrude McGooden

Children: Unknown

Morgan Johnson (Elizabeth³⁷, John⁹ John⁴, Thomas¹)

B: Unknown

D: Unknown

M: Unknown

Children: Unknown

Jared Johnson (Elizabeth³⁷, John⁹ John⁴, Thomas¹)

B: Unknown

D: Unknown

M: Unknown

Children: Unknown

Lived in Sabina Ohio

Eli Johnson (Elizabeth³⁷, John⁹ John⁴, Thomas¹)

B: Unknown

D: Unknown

M: Unknown

Children: Unknown

B: Unknown

D: Unknown

M: Unknown

Children: Unknown

Lived in Jeffersonville Ohio

Alexander Johnson (Elizabeth³⁷, John⁹ John⁴, Thomas¹)

B: Unknown

D: Unknown

M: Unknown

Children: Unknown

B: Unknown

D: 1889

M: Harvey Scott Glass

Children: Unknown

Amanda Jane Johnson (Elizabeth³⁷, John⁹ John⁴, Thomas¹)

B: Unknown

D: Unknown

M: __________ Spurgeon

Children: Unknown

Lived in Piqua Ohio

B: Unknown

D: Unknown

M: Unknown

Children: Unknown

Lived in Mitchell, Nebraska

He, with brothers Raymond and Frank, sued their Uncle John Taylor "Pete" Watson for mishandling Sarah Viney's estate because they claimed he was illiterate. "Pete" won. (Records of Janet Clark).

Dr. Raymond Watson (Henry⁵⁸, James²⁶, Paschall⁷, Jesse³, Thomas¹)

B: Unknown

D: Unknown

M: Unknown

Children: Unknown

Lived in Mitchell, Nebraska

He, with brothers Raymond and Frank, sued their Uncle John Taylor "Pete" Watson for mishandling Sarah Viney's estate because they claimed he was illiterate. "Pete" won. (Records of Janet Clark).

Frank Watson (Henry⁵⁸, James²⁶, Paschall⁷, Jesse³, Thomas¹)

B: Unknown

D: Unknown

M: Unknown

Children: Unknown

Lived in Mitchell, Nebraska

He, with brothers Raymond and Frank, sued their Uncle John Taylor "Pete" Watson for mishandling Sarah Viney's estate because they claimed he was illiterate. "Pete" won. (Records of Janet Clark).

Buryl Skipton-Pigsley (Anna⁶⁷, Elias²⁹, Paschall⁷, Jesse³, Thomas¹)

B: 1890

D: Unknown

M: Unknown

Children: Unknown

B: 6 May 1898 Missouri

D: 25 Sep 1989 Atlantic, Cass, Iowa

M: Unknown

Children: Unknown

B: 23 Oct 1900 Lewis, Cass, Iowa

D: 5 Jul 1985 Council Bluffs, Nebraska;

M: Unknown

Children: Unknown

William Ross Pigsley (Anna⁶⁷, Elias²⁹, Paschall⁷, Jesse³, Thomas¹)

B: 27 Nov 1902

D: 1996 Cass County, Iowa;

M: Unknown

Children: Unknown

B: 29 Apr 1905

D: Unknown

M: Unknown

Children: Unknown

B: 5 Sep 1907 Bear Grove, Iowa

D: 18 Jan 1984 West Liberty Iowa

M: Unknown

Children: Unknown

Mercy Marie Pigsley (Anna⁶⁷, Elias²⁹, Paschall⁷, Jesse³, Thomas¹)

B: 18 Oct 1909

D: 1995, Missouri and cremated next to parents

M: Unknown

Children: Unknown

B: 30 Jun 1912

D: Jul 1991, Springfield, Missouri.

M: Unknown

Children: Unknown

No Information Known

No Information Known

George W. Pigsley (Elender⁶⁸, Elias²⁹, Paschall⁷, Jesse³, Thomas¹)

No Information Known

George T. Pigsley (Elender⁶⁸, Elias²⁹, Paschall⁷, Jesse³, Thomas¹)

No Information Known

Son - died infancy (Elender⁶⁸, Elias²⁹, Paschall⁷, Jesse³, Thomas¹)

No Information Known

B: Unknown

D: Unknown

M: Erwin Patterson

Children: Bud and Wilma

Jesse Watson (Daniel⁷⁶, Jesse³⁰, Paschall⁷, Jesse³, Thomas¹)

B: Unknown

D: Unknown

M: Malvery Zobel

Children: Ten

B: Unknown

D: Unknown

M: Ed Dillon

Children: Illeen and Dan

B: Unknown

D: Unknown

M: Alberta Wheeler

Children: James and Peggy

B: Unknown

D: Unknown

M: Mary Patterson

Children: Mary Jean and John Howard

B: Unknown

D: Unknown

M: Unknown

Children: Unknown

B: Unknown

D: Unknown

M: Tom Dillon

Children: Ten