A one page newspaper article on James Dayley as a Haun's Mill massacre survivor. James Dayley, son of James Daley and Elizabeth Barbara Baker, was born in 1811 in Little Pigeon Roost, Belmont County, Ohio. He married married Isabelle McBride in 1834. They had eleven children. He died in 1905 in Oakley, Idaho.

Trimble and Wride family history.

Walter Edwin Supper (1894-1945) was born in Cincinnati, Ohio to William and Elizabeth Berger Supper. His grandfather, William K. Supper (1842-1879) had emigrated from his native Wurttemberg, Germany and settled in Ohio in the 1860s. Walter married Margaret Mary Sippel (1894-1965) in 1916 and they settled in Cincinnati where they raised ten children. Descendants live in Ohio, Florida and other parts of the United States.

John Whitcomb (ca.1588-1662) was probably a son of Symon Whitcomb, and immigrated in 1640 from Dorchester, England to Scituate, Massachusetts. He moved in 1654 to Lancaster, Massachusetts. Descendants and relatives lived in New England, New York, Ohio, California and elsewhere.

Matthias Sheetz was born in 1698 and immigrated to Pennsylvania in 1732 from Germany. Some of the family moved to Shenandoah County, Virginia after 1754. Descendants lived in Pennsylvania, Virginia, Ohio, and elsewhere.

John J. Parrish was born February 21 1838 in Kentucky. His parents were Temple Parrish and Dianna Maria Johns. He married (1) Minerva Jane Davis, daughter of James Madison Davis and Priscilla Amyx, January 25, 1859. They had four children. He married (2) Elizabeth America Cantwell, daughter of William Barnett Cantwell and Elizabeth Mills, October 6, 1868. They had four children. John died April 12, 1930 in Hamblen County, Tennessee. Descendants lived...

John Scherck was born in about 1750 in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. He had twelve children. He and some of his family moved to Stevensville, Ontario in 1795. His son, John Sherk, was born 17 October 1778. He married Fanny Fretz and they had seventeen children. Descendants and relatives lived mainly in Ontario, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta, Michigan, Illinois, Minnesota and South Dakota.

John Grigsby (d. ca. 1826) of Hawkins County, Tennessee, named in his will, his wife, Winney?, six sons and three daughters. His son, William Grigsby, was probably the father of Willey A. Grigsby (1821-1892). He and his wife, Nancy Campbell Grigsby (1827-1870), were both born in Hawkins County. They had at least nine children, ca. 1850-1866. Their son, Joseph A. Grigsby (1866-1944), was born at White Horn, Tennessee. He married Annie Laurie Julian...

Johan Arnold Perkepel/Birkenbeyl was born in 1688 in Birkenbuel, Westerwald, Hessen-Nassau, Prussia. He had four known sons, Johanes Christian Perkepel, Johanes Gehardt Perkepel, Andrea Perkepel and Jacob Perkepel, born from 1713-1741. Descendants and relatives lived mainly in Germany, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Ohio, Tennessee, Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Missouri and Utah.

"John Beckstead, allegedly born 1738 in Saxony, Germany; died 1808 in Schoharie County, New York, while handling horses. He was a blacksmith by trade. He md. Helena/Elizabeth McDonald."--P. [27]. In 1837-38 descendant Francis Beckstead joined The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and settled first in Missouri, then in Nauvoo, Illinois. Francis died in 1841. Family members went West with the Church and arrived in Utah on 15 September...