Ball and Autrey Ancestry and Related Names
Source Citations
Charles MADISON
11850 Census Potawattamie, Iowa for Charles Madison and Family. ".". "1850 United States Federal Census District 21, Pottawattamie, Iowa
Name: Charles Madison
Age: 21
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1829
Birth Place: New York
Gender: Male
Home in 1850(City,County,State): District 21, Pottawattamie, Iowa
Household Members: Name Age
Charles Madison 21
Lucinda Madison 2
Rebecca Madison 22."
2New Familysearch Statement. "Missouri Marriage Records.". "Missouri Marriage Records, 1805-2002 about Charles Madison
Name: Charles Madison
Marriage Date: 11 Sep 1849
Marriage County: Scotland
Spouse Name: Rebecca Loser."
Rebecca LOSER
1New Familysearch Statement. "Missouri Marriage Records.". "Missouri Marriage Records, 1805-2002 about Charles Madison
Name: Charles Madison
Marriage Date: 11 Sep 1849
Marriage County: Scotland
Spouse Name: Rebecca Loser."
Willis Ira HUBBARD
1Census of 1900 Springfield, SArpy, NE for Sheldon Hubbard Family.. "Hubbard, Sheldon, Head born Sep 1858 age 41 age 27 when married, born in Missouri, Father Ohio.
Edna B. Wife Born Mar 1855 age 45 born Iowa.
Willis, Son born Oct 1881 age 18 Single Born Iowa.
Emma S. Daughter born Aug 1882 age 17 Single, Born Iowa.
Bessie Daughter bornFeb 1886 age 14 Born Iowa."
2Obituary. "Obituary
Added by RandyBLewis on 4 Feb 2008 Originally submitted by gaylelsmith to Smith-Watkins Family Tree on 28 Jun 2007
Born in Glenwood Iowa oan Oct 3 1880 Mr. Hubbard married Henrietta Martin at Springfield on Jan 22, 1902 .During the early years of their married life They farmed near Springfield, Ne. Funeral Services were Held Tuesday at the springfield methodist church at 2 pm with Rev W.H. Stephens officiating Pall bears were Robert Corby, Ed Mundt, Oswald Shepherd, Frank Adair, Herly Nielsen and Carl Gotlsch. Burial was in Fairveiw cemetery. Clare Mortuary was in charge of arrangements. This was wrote june 23, 1951 Willis Ira Hubbard 70, died saturday in Omaha. He had been living at the Home of a Daughter Mrs Elmer Smith every since the death of his wife in 1941. Mr. Hubbard was the father of James Hubbard of Papillion, S.R. (Bill) Hubbard of Grenta, Wendell of Columbus, Miss Edna of Omaha, Mrs R.E. Nicholson of Omaha, Mrs smith and Mrs Floyd Young of Caper Wyo. He is survid by sisters Mrs Emma McCamley and Mrs Lester Ball Both of Lincoln . By 18 grandchildren and two great Grandchildren."
Olive FISHER
1United Methodis Church, Springfield, Nebraska. "Deceased in Sept. 1904 name changed from Fisher to Wagener.".
Lucy FISHER
1United Methodist Church of Springfield, NE.
Joseph HARDWICK
1Joseph Hardwick Will. " Copy of Joseph's will on file - from MF of Westmoreland Co, VA, Will Bk 8, pg. 80
Occupation: Planter& farmer
Probate: 29 March 1727, Westmoreland Co ,VA
Will: 24 December 1726, Westmoreland Co ,VA
Will Recorded: 15 April 1727, Westmoreland Co ,VA
Will: ! Will Proven.".
Hazel Graham PETRIE Sr.
1SOURCES;: from Mary Lou Murray. ! History of Todd County, Kentucky, Editor J. H. Battle 1884: F. A. Battey Publishing Co.. "Hazel G. Petrie was born on 8 July 1785/86 Chester County, South Carolina. He was the Son of Peter Petrie and Susannah Hardwick.
On 20 August, 1805 he married Sarah Sallie Mobley in Chester Co. South Carolina.
Sallie Mobley was born in 17895 in Chester County, SC. She was the Daughter of William Mobley and Elizabeth Betsy, Jenkins.
SOURCES;: from Mary Lou Murray. ! History of Todd County, Kentucky, Editor J. H. Battle 1884: F. A. Battey Publishing Co. pp 304-05. This I found on the internet--petrie.hg.bio at www.starbase21.com.
!2. Notable Virginia Families by Zella Armstrong. 3. Genealogies of Virginia Families, William and Mary College Quarterly Historical Magazine. 4. Colonial Virginians and their Maryland Relatives. Norma Tucker. 5. Mobleys of Todd County. Kentucky and Some of Their Connections compiled by William Petrie Hall.
Mr. Hall is a descendant of Peter Petrie and Susannah Hardwick's son Hazel. 6.Colvin and Allied Families by Ethelle and Baker Colvin. 7. Personal research at LDS Family History Center and Hardwick-Petrie-Mobley reseaarchers on internet..".
Hazel Graham PETRIE Sr.
1SOURCES;: from Mary Lou Murray. ! History of Todd County, Kentucky, Editor J. H. Battle 1884: F. A. Battey Publishing Co.. "Hazel G. Petrie was born on 8 July 1785/86 Chester County, South Carolina. He was the Son of Peter Petrie and Susannah Hardwick.
On 20 August, 1805 he married Sarah Sallie Mobley in Chester Co. South Carolina.
Sallie Mobley was born in 17895 in Chester County, SC. She was the Daughter of William Mobley and Elizabeth Betsy, Jenkins.
SOURCES;: from Mary Lou Murray. ! History of Todd County, Kentucky, Editor J. H. Battle 1884: F. A. Battey Publishing Co. pp 304-05. This I found on the internet--petrie.hg.bio at www.starbase21.com.
!2. Notable Virginia Families by Zella Armstrong. 3. Genealogies of Virginia Families, William and Mary College Quarterly Historical Magazine. 4. Colonial Virginians and their Maryland Relatives. Norma Tucker. 5. Mobleys of Todd County. Kentucky and Some of Their Connections compiled by William Petrie Hall.
Mr. Hall is a descendant of Peter Petrie and Susannah Hardwick's son Hazel. 6.Colvin and Allied Families by Ethelle and Baker Colvin. 7. Personal research at LDS Family History Center and Hardwick-Petrie-Mobley reseaarchers on internet..".
Peter PETRIE
1letter to Mary Lou Murray by Mary Grider Davis, Wife of Samual Davis, of Richmond, Kentucky.. "he following infromation was taken from a letter to Mary Lou Murray by Mary Grider Davis, Wife of Samual Davis, of Richmond, Kentucky several years ago.
Concerning Peter Petree or Petrie, came to this country from Scotland as a young boy. There are conflicting stories surrounding his arrival. The version which tradition has handed through the generations is that he arrived in Charleston, SC, at seven years of age. Born of Scotch-Presbyterian parents, he attended school taught by a Presbyterian minister who was a strict disciplinarian. For some unknown reason, Peter was punished by his teacher--he then sought sympathy from his mother who evidently felt the punishment was deserved. She also punished him and sent him back to school. Feeling mistreated, he booked passage on a ship at a shipping port near his home. He never had any contact with his family again. According to the Dictionary of Scottish Emigrants to USA, compilied and edited by Donald Whyte, there was a Peter Petree, age 10, from the Orkney Isles who boarded the Marlborough at Kirkwall in September, 1774, and arrived in Savannah, Georgia, as an indentured farm servant. Peter spent his early years in South Carolina. His pension papers state that he lived in Greenville County, North Carolina, before enlisting in the Continental Army. At the approximate age of 15-18 in 1782, he enlisted in the Continental Army under Camptain More, and Lieutenant Sanders. During his eighteen-month army duty, he was not engaged in any important battles of the Revolutionary War. It is known that he participated in a skirmish on the Ediste below Orangeburg and that he marched from Hilisborough, North Carolina, to Salisbury, NC, Guilford County, then to Four Holes and James Island, three miles from Charleston, where he was stationed.. At the approximate age of 68, he applied for an army pension and received an annual benefit of $40.".