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1900 Federal Census: Girard, Crawford Co., KS
Anderson, Henry Head M Jun 1866 34 Single
IA IN IN Section Hand Railroad
, Nannie Sister F May 1868 32 Single IA IN
IN
Bryant, Hattie Sister F Jun 1873 27 Widow
IA IN IN
, Burtie Nephew M Sep 1893 6 Single AR
AR IA
, Bessie Neice F Sep 1893 6 Single AR
AR IA
, Maybell Neice F Apr 1896 4 Single AR
AR IA
, Everett Nephew M Jun 1898 1 Single AR
AR IA
1910 Federal Census: Cedar Twp., Caddo Co.,OK
Bryant, J. W. Head M 44 Married2 2 yrs
AR TN TN Farmer Gen. Farm
, Hattie Wife F 36 Married2 6 Child 5 Liv. IA
IA IA
, Bessie Dau F 17 Single
AR AR IA
, Mable Dau F 14 Single
AR AR IA
, Minnie Dau F 12 Single
AR AR KY
, Everett Son M 11 Single
AR AR IA
, Homer Son F 5 Single
OK AR IA
, Vesta DauF 1 10/12
OK AR IA
From this census, Hattie was married to a different Bryant,
possibly a brother to J.W. and had the children Bessie her twin
Birtie(who appears to have died or married young), Mable, and
Everett from that marriage. Minnie is from J.W.'s first
marriage and Homer and Vesta are from the marriage between
Hattie and J.W.
1920 Federal Census: Econtuchka, Seminole Co., OK
Bryant, John Head M 54 Married AR TN TN
Merchant?
, Hattie Wife F 45 Married IA IN IN
, Homer Son M14 Single OK AR IA
, Vesta Dau F 11 Single OK AR IA
1930 Federal Census: Roff, Fitzhugh Twp., Pontotoc Co., OK
Bryant, John W. Head Own $1500 M 64 Married@@17 AR
TN TN Retail Merchant Groceries
, Hattie Wife F 56 Married@@20
IA IN IN
, Floyd GSon M 8 Single
OKAR AR
, Lloyd GSon M 8 Single
OK ARAR

Married Name

BRYANT

Birth*

Jan 15, 1874

Iowa

Marriage*

1904

Principal=John W. BRYANT

Death*

Apr 19, 1938

Roff, Pontotoc, OK

Family	John W. BRYANT b. Mar 20, 1866, d. Feb 26, 1951
Children	1.	Birtie BRYANT b. Sep, 1893
	2.	Bessie BRYANT b. Sep, 1893
	3.	Maybell BRYANT b. Apr, 1896
	4.	Everett BRYANT b. Jun 23, 1898, d. Mar, 1978
	5.	Homer BRYANT+ b. Apr 19, 1905, d. Jun 14, 1988
	6.	Vesta BRYANT b. Feb 13, 1908, d. Dec 19, 1997

Hayden P. ANDERSON
M, b. Jul, 1826, d. Feb 19, 1916, #17908

Father

John G. ANDERSON d. circa 1832

Mother

Polly STEWART?

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Occupation*

Ship Carpenter

Note*

1850 Census: Fulton Twp., Hamilton Co., OH Roll M4320_685
Pg. 221
HadenP. Anderson 23 M Ship Carpenter OH
Sarah 20 F
KY
Lydia A. 1 F
OH
Nancy E. Gatman 7 F OH
1860 Census: Sugar Creek Twp., Hancock Co., IN Jul 1860 Pg.
710
Hayden P. Anderson Head 35 M Framer $7500 $1675
OH
Sarah A. Anderson Wife 36 F
OH
Lydia A. Anderson Dau 11 F
IN
Annie E. Anderson Dau 10 F
IN
Mary E. Anderson Dau 8 F
IN
Millard L. Anderson Son 4 M
IN
Ida J. Anderson Dau 2 F
IN
Sewelle Anderson Son 1 M
IN
1870 Census: Sugar Creek Twp., Hancock Co., IN
Anderson, Hayden 44 M Grain Dealer $19,000 $300 OH
, Sarah A. 46 F Keeping House
KY
, Mary E. 16 F
IN
, Millard 14 M
IN
, Ida J. 12 F
IN
, Cora 9 F
IN
, Eva 5 F
IN
, Charles 3 M
IN
Hancock Co., IN Land Records-SugarCreek Twp., New Palestine, IN
New Palestine was laid out, October 1, 1838, byJonathan Evans,
six months after the town of Philadelphia had been laid out. It
first consisted of fifteen blocks and thirty-six lots. Since
that time a number of additions have been made to the town, as
follows:
Anderson's Addition, laid out by H. P. Anderson, April 10, 1872,
and consists of thirty-nine lots.
Hobbs' Sub-Division of parts of Anderson's and Kirkhoff's West
Addition, made by Pliny F. Hobbs, May 25, 1865, and as
subdivided consists of five lots.
Coyner's Survey, laid out by Susan M. Coyner, December 21, 1886;
embraces a re-subdivision of lots 7, 8 and 9, of H. P.
Anderson's Addition.
Correction ofKirkhoff & Anderson's Addition, by order of town
trustees, May 2, 1873, because of imperfect description of said
plats
Anderson's Second Addition, laid out by Hayden P. Anderson,
March 13, 1895, consists of three lots.
Anderson's Third Addition, laid out by Hayden P. Anderson,
November 9, 1903; consists of eleven lots.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH (DISCIPLES OF CHRIST) - New Palestine
The firstpresentation of the Disciples' plea for an apostolic
teaching of the Gospel at New Palestine was made by Elder New.
He came in 1866, at the invitation of afew scattered brethren
of that body living in the community. From this time the members
of the church were visited at irregular intervals by a number of
itinerant brethren. The early gatherings were held in groves
along the banks ofLittle Sugar Creek in the summer, and in
private homes in the winter. A number of services were also held
in the German Methodist church. Later they were held in the
school house at New Palestine, where an organization was
perfectedon September 4, 1870, under the leadership of W. R.
Low, who became the firstpastor. The following resolution was
subscribed to on that day:
'We, the undersigned members of the Body of Christ, agree to
congregate ourselves togetherfor the worship of the true God
and the edifying of each other in love; to begoverned by the
word of God exclusive of the dictations and commandments of
man.' Signed by Michael H. Hittle, Elizabeth R. Hittle, Sanford
Furry, Henry Bussell, Albert Freeman, Harriet Freeman, Malinda
Bussell, Margaret Kamerian, Rachel Kamerian, Ethelbert
Richardson, Malinda Richardson, Minerva Wheeler, John P.
Armstrong, Eliza J. Armstrong and Lavina Pitcher. The names of
Hayden P.Anderson, J. M. Pitcher and Thomas Parish were soon
added to the list of charter members.
Shortly after the organization was effected the congregation was
denied the use of the school house and services were held in the
railroad depot, which had been built and given to the town by
Hayden P. Anderson, who was then freight agent. In 1871 Mr.
Anderson also donated ground and a house of worship was erected
thereon, at a cost of one thous

Birth*

Jul, 1826

Ohio

Marriage*

Dec 5, 1874

Palestine, Hancock Co., IN, Principal=Mary A. WALLS

Death*

Feb 19, 1916

New Palestine, Hancock Co., IN

Family 1	Sarah UNKNOWN b. 1830, d. between 1870 and 1874
Children	1.	Lydia A. ANDERSON b. 1849
	2.	Annie E. ANDERSON+ b. circa 1850
	3.	Mary E. ANDERSON b. circa 1853
	4.	Millard L. ANDERSON b. circa 1856
	5.	Sewell ANDERSON b. circa 1859, d. before 1870
	6.	Cora ANDERSON b. circa 1861
	7.	Ida J. ANDERSON+ b. circa 1864
	8.	Charles ANDERSON b. circa 1864
	9.	Eva ANDERSON b. circa 1865

Family 2

Mary A. WALLS b. Dec, 1843, d. Mar 22, 1906

Child

Maude B. ANDERSON+ b. 1876

Hazel ANDERSON
F, b. Jul 13, 1895, d. Dec 3, 1963, #18626

Father

Fred E. ANDERSON b. Aug 11, 1872, d. Jun 8, 1941

Mother

O. Pearl LAWLER b. Sep 6, 1875, d. Sep 25, 1960

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Occupation*

Teacher: Pinie Grove School, Huntsville, Schuyler Co., IL

Burial*

Rushville City Cem., Schuyler Co., IL

Married Name

VAUGHN

Birth*

Jul 13, 1895

Illinois

Marriage*

Aug 3, 1918

Schuyler Co., IL, Principal=Melvin Fred VAUGHN

Death*

Dec 3, 1963

Camden, Schuyler Co., IL

Family	Melvin Fred VAUGHN b. Aug 5, 1893, d. Aug 9, 1989
Children	1.	Living VAUGHN+
	2.	Living VAUGHN+
	3.	Sterling Eugene VAUGHN+ b. May 10, 1920, d. Feb 5, 1982
	4.	Pearl Maxine VAUGHN+ b. Feb 5, 1922
	5.	Williard E. VAUGHN+ b. Apr 5, 1923, d. Mar 20, 2000
	6.	Dorothy VAUGHN+ b. Sep 15, 1925
	7.	Aniel Keith VAUGHN+ b. Aug 15, 1929
	8.	Vivian Ruth VAUGHN b. Jul 2, 1931, d. Nov 30, 1931
	9.	Infant VAUGHN b. 1934, d. 1934
	10.	Shirley Jean VAUGHN+ b. Aug 16, 1936, d. Sep 14, 2000

Helena E. ANDERSON
F, #19556

Father

Alexander ÔSandyÕ ANDERSON b. 1803

Mother

Helen Mariah FORSYTHE b. 1812

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Helena W. ANDERSON
F, b. Dec 22, 1815, d. Jan 19, 1906, #18097

Father

James Hunter ANDERSON b. 1790, d. between 1847 and 1848

Mother

Margaret "Peggy" SNODGRASS b. 1787, d. between Jul, 1871 and 1872

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1850 Federal Census: Wapello Co., IA
Ashberry Baker 31 M Farmer $630 KY
Helena 34 F
KY
Elizabeth 4 F
IA
James 3 M
IA
Lewis C. 4/12 M IA
1860 Federal Census: Lyon Twp, Mills Co., IA P.O. Glenwood
Asbury Baker 40 M Farmer $1000 $500KY
Helena 44 F
KY
Elizabeth 17 F
IA
James 15 M
IA
Mary Ellen 7 F
IA
1870 Federal Census: Glenwood, Mills Co., IA
Baker, Asbury 51 M Farmer $3357 $703 KY
, Helen 55 F Keeping House KY
, Mary 17 F without occupation IA
1880 Federal Census: Glenwood, Mills Co., IA
Baker, A. M 58
Farmer KY KY KY
, Helena F 63 Wife Keeping
House KY KY KY
, Mable F 4 Adopted daugher
IA IA IA
1885 Iowa State Census: Glenwood, Mills Co., IA Pg. 129
Household # 72-77
Baker, Asbury, 63 M Married Farmer KY
, Helena 68 F Married OH
, Mabel 7 F IA, Mahaska
1900 Federal Census: Glenwood, Mills Co., IA Coolidge St.
Baker, Ashbury Head M Apr 1820 80 Married 60 yrs
KY KY KY
, Hellena Wife F Dec 1815 84 6 Child. 3 Liv.
KY KY KY
West, Elizabeth Dau F Apr 1843 57 Widow 3Child. 2
Liv. IA KY KY
Baker, Mabel G. Dau F May 1876 24 Single
IA MO IA Clerk in Book Store
Tabor Beacon Newspaper Obituary: 23 Jan 1906 Pg.2 Col. 6
Baker, Mrs. Asbury died Friday night of last week at her home in
Glenwood, aged 90 years. She had been very low with pneumonia
ever since the death of her husband 3 weeks before. (Beacon - 26
Jan 1906) (Glenwood Cem. Helena Baker 22 Dec 1815 - 19 Jan 1906)

Burial*

Glenwwod Cemetery, Glenwood, Mills Co., IA

Married Name

BAKER

Birth*

Dec 22, 1815

Near Frankfurt, KY

Marriage*

Mar 12, 1840

Hancock Co., IN, Principal=Ashbury BAKER

Death*

Jan 19, 1906