Phyllis Marie Smith was born on Sep 29, 1957. She was the daughter of Harry Samuel Smith and Ruth Martin. Phyllis married Carl Daskin.

     Carl married Phyllis Marie Smith, daughter of Harry Samuel Smith and Ruth Martin.

      Bruce Lee Smith was born on Apr 25, 1955. He was the son of Harry Samuel Smith and Ruth Martin. Bruce Lee Smith died on Dec 16, 1955.

      Ronald Gene Smith was born on Sep 24, 1958. He was the son of Harry Samuel Smith and Ruth Martin.

      Kenneth Franklin Boone was born on Dec 15, 1921 at Eastville. Kenneth married Martha May Smith, daughter of Clarence Adam Smith and Kathryn May Aikey. Kenneth Franklin Boone died on Feb 16, 1989 at age 67. Kenneth was buried at Tylersville Cemetery.

      Harold Eugene Boone was born on Jun 2, 1949. He was the son of Kenneth Franklin Boone and Martha May Smith. Harold married Kathy Jean Lamey in 1970. Harold Eugene Boone and Kathy Jean Lamey were divorced. Harold married Adele Hosterman.

      Adele Hosterman was born on Nov 21, 1952. Adele married Harold Eugene Boone, son of Kenneth Franklin Boone and Martha May Smith.

      Kathy Jean Lamey was born on Dec 19. Kathy married Harold Eugene Boone, son of Kenneth Franklin Boone and Martha May Smith, in 1970. Kathy Jean Lamey and Harold Eugene Boone were divorced.

      Jerry Wayne Boone was born on Oct 19, 1952. He was the son of Kenneth Franklin Boone and Martha May Smith.

      Gary Lee Boone was born on Oct 15, 1960. He was the son of Kenneth Franklin Boone and Martha May Smith. Gary married Julia Isaac.

      Julia Isaac was born on Apr 15, 1960. Julia married Gary Lee Boone, son of Kenneth Franklin Boone and Martha May Smith.

      Brent Allen Boone was born on Jun 3, 1963. He was the son of Kenneth Franklin Boone and Martha May Smith.

     Pat married George Kenneth Aikey, son of Clair Ellsworth Aikey and Edith Jennie Smith.

     David Aikey was the son of George Kenneth Aikey and Pat (Unknown).

     Steve Aikey was the son of George Kenneth Aikey and Pat (Unknown).

     Susan married William Ellsworth Aikey, son of Clair Ellsworth Aikey and Edith Jennie Smith.

      Mary Jane Ferdinand was born on Dec 8, 1947. Mary married Dr. Thomas Clayton Royer, son of Hoy Wendell Royer and Gwendolyn M. Aikey.

      Christian Thomas Royer was born on Nov 21, 1970 at Danville, Montour County, Pennsylvania. He was the son of Dr. Thomas Clayton Royer and Mary Jane Ferdinand.

      Gwyneth Ann Royer was born on Feb 19, 1971. She was the daughter of Dr. Thomas Clayton Royer and Mary Jane Ferdinand.

     Leora married Laird Aikey, son of Elmer E. Aikey and Gertrude Felmlee.

     Joseph married Liona M. Fry, daughter of Jacob Fry and Edna Long. Joseph Hugh Aikey was born on Jan 4, 1950. He was the son of Laird Aikey and Leora Fink. Joseph married Phyllis Mae Cummings, daughter of Henry Cummings and Clarice Ringer, on Sep 17, 1973.
     Joseph Hugh Aikey was also known as Roy Aikey.

      Liona M. Fry was born on Feb 4, 1921. She was the daughter of Jacob Fry and Edna Long. Liona married Joseph Hugh Aikey, son of Laird Aikey and Leora Fink. Liona M. Fry died on Jul 11, 1997 at Milesburg, Centre County, Pennsylvania, at age 76.

     Jacob married Edna Long.

     Edna married Jacob Fry.

     Ronald Willam Aikey was the son of Joseph Hugh Aikey and Liona M. Fry. Ronald married (Unknown) (Unknown). Ronald married Beverly Williams in Feb, 1974.

     (Unknown) married Ronald Willam Aikey, son of Joseph Hugh Aikey and Liona M. Fry.

     Beverly married Ronald Willam Aikey, son of Joseph Hugh Aikey and Liona M. Fry, in Feb, 1974.

      Phyllis Mae Cummings was born on Mar 17, 1949. She was the daughter of Henry Cummings and Clarice Ringer. Phyllis married Joseph Hugh Aikey, son of Laird Aikey and Leora Fink, on Sep 17, 1973.

     Henry married Clarice Ringer.

     Clarice married Henry Cummings.

      Thomas W. Aikey was born on Dec 6. He was the son of Joseph Hugh Aikey and Phyllis Mae Cummings.

      Bathsheba Conover was born on Jan 26, 1807 at New Jersey. She was the daughter of (Unknown) Conover. Bathsheba married Dayton Jefferson Bowen, son of Mason Bowen and Hannah Seeley, on Feb 12, 1828 at Cumberland County, New Jersey. Bathsheba Conover died on Mar 20.
     She was also known as Berthsheba Conover.

      Dayton Jefferson Bowen was born on Sep 30, 1803 at New Jersey. He was the son of Mason Bowen and Hannah Seeley. Dayton married Bathsheba Conover, daughter of (Unknown) Conover, on Feb 12, 1828 at Cumberland County, New Jersey. Dayton Jefferson Bowen died in 1862.
     He was also known as David Bowen.

her tombstone says she married Albert Ogden. Cemetery is First Presbyterian Church, Cedarville, NJ is on her parents' stone. I couldn't read the full date from the photo.

Andrea Batcho
Apr. 12, 2008
jiggilypuffs@yahoo.com.

      John R. Bowen was born circa 1832 at New Jersey. He was the son of Dayton Jefferson Bowen and Bathsheba Conover.

      Bathsheba Bowen was born circa Nov 14, 1833 at New Jersey. She was the daughter of Dayton Jefferson Bowen and Bathsheba Conover. Bathsheba married (Unknown) Watson. Bathsheba married Albert Ogden. Bathsheba Bowen died on Mar 12. Bathsheba was buried at First Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Cedarville, Cumberland County, New Jersey.
     She was also known as Berthsehba C. Bowen.

      Barbara R. Bowen was born circa 1838 at New Jersey. She was the daughter of Dayton Jefferson Bowen and Bathsheba Conover.

      Harriet Bowen was born circa 1828 at New Jersey. She was the daughter of Dayton Jefferson Bowen and Bathsheba Conover. Harriet married John David Stiles, son of Simon Stiles and Keziah Reeve Landers.

      John David Stiles was born on Feb 3, 1826 at Pennsylvania. He was the son of Simon Stiles and Keziah Reeve Landers. John married Harriet Bowen, daughter of Dayton Jefferson Bowen and Bathsheba Conover.

     Simon married Keziah Reeve Landers.

     Keziah married Simon Stiles.

      Rebecca Stiles was born circa 1853 at New Jersey. She was the daughter of John David Stiles and Harriet Bowen.

      Clara Stiles was born circa 1855 at New Jersey. She was the daughter of John David Stiles and Harriet Bowen.

      Mary Stiles was born circa 1857 at New Jersey. She was the daughter of John David Stiles and Harriet Bowen.

      Margaret Stiles was born circa 1863 at New Jersey. She was the daughter of John David Stiles and Harriet Bowen.

      Arthur B. Lefferson was born on Jan 3, 1846. He was the son of Tobias Lefferson and Elizabeth DuBois. Arthur B. Lefferson died on Oct 30, 1848 at age 2.

      Ann Eliza Lefferson was born on Apr 4, 1855. She was the daughter of Tobias Lefferson and Elizabeth DuBois. Ann Eliza Lefferson died in Sep, 1858 at age 3.

      Clara Lefferson was born on Sep 26, 1860. She was the daughter of Tobias Lefferson and Elizabeth DuBois. Clara Lefferson died on Dec 10, 1874 at age 14.

      DuBois Daniel Lefferson was born on Jan 11, 1848 at Butler County, Ohio. He was the son of Tobias Lefferson and Elizabeth DuBois. DuBois married Clara Overdier, daughter of David Overdier and Mary Moss, on Oct 28, 1873 at Butler County, Ohio. DuBois married Hannah A. Keever, daughter of Moses H. Keever and Juliet D. Janney, on Dec 10, 1889. DuBois married E. Margaret Payne on Aug 15, 1894 at Butler County, Ohio. DuBois Daniel Lefferson died on Sep 16, 1922 at age 74.

      Hannah A. Keever was born in 1854 at Warren County, Ohio. She was the daughter of Moses H. Keever and Juliet D. Janney. Hannah married DuBois Daniel Lefferson, son of Tobias Lefferson and Elizabeth DuBois, on Dec 10, 1889. Hannah A. Keever died in 1890 at Warren County, Ohio. Hannah was buried at Springboro Cemetery, Springboro, Warren County, Ohio. She died before 1894 at Butler County, Ohio.

      E. Margaret Payne was born in Aug, 1862 at Indiana. E. married DuBois Daniel Lefferson, son of Tobias Lefferson and Elizabeth DuBois, on Aug 15, 1894 at Butler County, Ohio.

      Mary Elizabeth Lefferson was born in May, 1880 at Middletown, Butler County, Ohio. She was the daughter of DuBois Daniel Lefferson and Clara Overdier. Mary married Adolph Henry Sandler on Feb 16, 1926 at Butler County, Ohio.

      Clara Overdier was born on Jan 31, 1852 at Columbus, Franklin County, Ohio. She was the daughter of David Overdier and Mary Moss. Clara married DuBois Daniel Lefferson, son of Tobias Lefferson and Elizabeth DuBois, on Oct 28, 1873 at Butler County, Ohio. Clara Overdier died on Jul 3, 1882 at Middletown, Butler County, Ohio, at age 30.

      Adolph Henry Sandler was born circa 1870 at Ohio. Adolph married Mary Elizabeth Lefferson, daughter of DuBois Daniel Lefferson and Clara Overdier, on Feb 16, 1926 at Butler County, Ohio.

      Charles Henry Lefferson was born in Mar, 1878 at Middletown, Butler County, Ohio. He was the son of DuBois Daniel Lefferson and Clara Overdier.

      Elmer Tobia Lefferson was born on Jun 14, 1882 at Middletown, Butler County, Ohio. He was the son of DuBois Daniel Lefferson and Clara Overdier. Elmer married Emma Elizabeth (Unknown). Elmer Tobia Lefferson died in Apr, 1968 at Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana, at age 85.

     David married Mary Moss.

     Mary married David Overdier.

      Grace Clara Lefferson was born in 1875 at Middletown, Butler County, Ohio. She was the daughter of DuBois Daniel Lefferson and Clara Overdier.

     Moses married Juliet D. Janney.

     Juliet married Moses H. Keever.

      Emma Elizabeth (Unknown) was born circa 1885 at Ohio. Emma married Elmer Tobia Lefferson, son of DuBois Daniel Lefferson and Clara Overdier.

      Mary Margaret Lefferson was born circa 1915 at Ohio. She was the daughter of Elmer Tobia Lefferson and Emma Elizabeth (Unknown).

      Edgar DuBois Lefferson was born on Aug 13, 1918 at Ohio. He was the son of Elmer Tobia Lefferson and Emma Elizabeth (Unknown). Edgar DuBois Lefferson died on Feb 24, 1998 at Bloomington, Monroe County, Indiana, at age 79.

     Robert Conover died on Mar 12, 1896 at Pinyon Mining District, Riverside County, California.
      From Bryan Democrat (newspaper in Williams Co, OH) dated 5/21/1896, p. 4
James Roop who was raised at Pulaski (Williams Co) disappeared from his home some ten or twelve years ago, making no sign of his intended departure, and during all these years giving no hint of his whereabouts. His relatives made diligent search and inquiry but could obtain no trace of him. A few days ago letters were received by his relatives here stating that he had gone hence to California where he had married and engaged in gold mining in which he was quite successful, he and his father-in-law owning a two thirds interest in a paying mine.
On March 12th both Roop and his father-in-law were murdered - Roop being shot through the heart, dying instantly and the old gentleman so seriously wounded in the head as to render him unconscious in which condition he remained until death. The motive of the double murder is not known. Several persons were arrested on suspicion but no positive clue has been developed.
Mr. Roop, though somewhat eccentric, was an exemplary young man, and his untimely death is regretted by many acquaintances. His sisters, Mrs. Byron Wyatt of Bryan and Mrs. George Gares of Stryker are almost prostrate with grief.

From: Sandi (Sandrabordelon@msn.com) Date: 5 Nov 2002 5:15
I found this article in the 3/14/1896 Sacramento Bee. Although I am prone to misspelling things, his name is listed in the newspaper as "Roof" instead of "Roop". Also, although the headline implies James is the father-in-law, the article states he is the son-in law.
Sacramento Bee 3/14/1896
TWO MINERS KILLED - A QUARREL OVER A MINE RESULTS IN THE SHOOTING OF JAMES ROOF AND HIS SON -IN- LAW
BEAUMONT (Cal)- March 14- Two brothers named Nicholson, miners from a mine about a hundred miles east of here, called The Lost Horse, came into Banning today and gave themselves up to the Sheriff of Riverside County claiming to have killed their partners named Robert Conover and James Roof, his son-in-law, of Pasadena, in a quarrel over the division of their mine. Self defense is given as the reason for the murder. The Nicholson's claim that Roof shot one of them in the arm and that Conover struck him with a pick. The other Nicholson then shot both Roof and Conover, killing them both instantly. The wife of one of the dead men is bringing in the bodies, and the coroner from Riverside will investigate the matter fully.

From the Los Angeles Evening Express (dated 3/14/1896)
Two Pasdenans Killed Near Banning - They Were Shot by Two Other Men - Who Quarreled With Them Over the Possession of a Mining Claim. Murderers Surrender.
Word was received in this city this afternoon to the effect that a double murder had been committed at a place called Twenty-nine Palms, about twenty miles from Banning, in which two miners named Robert Conover and James Roof were killed by a man named Nicholson.
As near as can be learned, the trouble arose over a mining claim. Roof and Conover were working a claim, when Nicholson and a brother put in an appearance. The brother ordered Roof and Conover to vacate, which they declined to do. Words ensued, when Roof picked up a pick and attempted to hit Nicholson's brother over the head.
At this point, Nicholson, who carried a Winchester, took a hand, and shot both Roof and Conover down. The Nicholsons then fled. Roof and Conover are said to be residents of Pasadena.

ANOTHER ACCOUNT
San Bernardino, March 14 - Last Thursday about noon, six miles southwest of the Pinto mountain, on Cottonwood road, in the Pinion mining district, Riverside county, P. R. Nicholson shot and killed R. Conover and James Roof. These men, together with J. J. Nicholson, were partners in mining claims, and they had a difficulty in dividing interests in the mines, out of which the fatal quarrel arose.
One of the survivors of the fight, P. R. Nicholson, says that Conover with a gun and Roof with a pick handle attacked J. J. Nicholson, his brother, and shot him in the arm and knocked him in the head with the pick handle. At this juncture P. R. Nicholson attempted to separate the combatants, and he was himself knocked in the head with the pick handle. He then went to his tent and got a Winchester and killed Conver and Roof. J. J. Nicholson was shot in the arm from which he came near bleeding to death. After the killing the two brothers came to Banning, where they surrendered themselves to H. M. Carpenter, Deputy Sheriff of Riverside county. The bodies of the dead men will be in Banning this afternoon and an inquest will then be held. By mistake the Sheriff of San Bernanrdino county was called to Banning, under the erroneous suppositin that the killing took place in this county.

Riverside Daily Press (dated 3/14/1896)
Two More Men Killed - A Shooting Affray on the Desert Over Mining Claims - The Slayer Under Arrest and Claims Self-Defense
Sheriff Johnson received a telegram this morning from Constable Carpenter of Banning stating that two men had been killed on the desert and that he had the man who did the killing under arrest at that place. The Sheriff immediately telegraphed to hold the man and send particulars of the affair. District Attorney Gill also received a telegram from Carpenter to the same effect, and sent a reply to bring the man here.
The San Bernardino Sun of today received some particulars by telegraph, from which it is learned that the two men killed were Robert Conover and James Roof of Pasadena. The killing took place near the Lost Horse mine, 90 miles east of Banning. Conover and his brother-in-law, Roof, were in partnership with two brothers named Nicholson in the mining business. The trouble arose over the division of the property, the men intending to separate. Anticipating trouble, the two brothers decided to leave camp to avoid it, when Roof seized a Winchester and without warning shot the younger Nicholson in the arm, at the same time Conover rushing at Nicholson with a pick-handle with which he struck him. The elder Nicholson, who was armed, fired upon and killed both his brother's assailants. The Nicholson brothers both came to Banning and game themselves up.
Mrs. Conover was expected to arrive in Banning today with the bodies of her husband and brother, on the way to Pasadena, and Coroner Sherman telephoned to Constable Carpenter to hold the bodies there. He will go up on the afternoon train to hold an inquest.

LATER - Sheriff Johnson this afternoon received another telegram from Carpenter, stating: "Will hold prisoner her until inquest. Will give you particulars when I come down." The Sheriff expects Carpenter to arrive in Riverside with the prisoner tomorrow.

Riverside Daily Press (dated Monday, March 16, 1896)
The Nicholsons - They Were Brought to Riverside Yesterday
The two men, James J. and Thos. R. Nicholson, engaged in the trouble on the desert Thursday at a mining camp, near the "Lost Horse" Mine, 90 miles east of Banning, were brought to Riverside Sunday on the 11:30 motor, and were placed in jail. The inquest over the dead bodies of the two men killed, Conover and Roof, was held by Coroner Sherman at Banning Saturday night, the verdict of the jury being that they came to their death from gunshot wounds from a gun in the hands of the younger of the Nicholson brothers. It was previously reported that the older of the Nicholson's did the killing. Mrs. Conover, the wife of one of the murdered men, took the remains of the two men on to Pasadena Sunday for burial.
The version of the affair as given by the Nicholsons at the inquest, the four men mentioned being the only ones present when the quarrel began and ended, is to the effect that the difficulty occurred over the younger of the Nicholson brothers having located a claim with other parties, leaving out Conover and Roof. Up to this time the four men were partners, and Conover and Roof were incensed over the action of young Nicholson "locating them out" in the new discovery. Hot words ensued, and, as the Nicholsons tell it, they started to their work to avoid trouble when Conover seized a Winchester and shot the elder Nicholson through the right forearm. The wounded man grappled with Conover and was in the act of attempting to take the gun from him when the brother called to Roof to help him part the men, but he answered, "Let them fight!" But young Nicholson rushed in to separate the men and Roof picked up a pick-handle and struck James Nicholson over the head, knocking him down, and then hit the younger Nicholson on the head. Young Nicholson ran to a tent of some other miners and secured a Winchester left by them in the tent, and commenced shooting at Conover and Roof, firing three shots, two of them taking effect, one each in the left breast of the two men. The shooting occurred about 11 o'clock Thursday. Roof lived for about a half hour, and Conover until 8 o'clock in the evening.
The Nicholson's, after carrying Conover into a tent and furnishing him with water, started for Banning to give themselves up, stopping at another camp a half mile from the place of the shooting, and informed the men what had occurred and asking them to go down and take care of Conover. These men refused to go, not caring, probably, to mix in the affair. Later some other miners came to the camp and found Roof dead, and Conover died within a half hour after. Conover recognized the men but was unable to speak.
The younger Nicholson testified that before he left Conover the latter told him to write a letter to his (Conover's) wife, taking all the blame upon himself and Roof, but that when he had gotten it written, Conover could not hold the pencil to sign it when he made the attempt to do so.
The eldest of the men had his arm in a sling, and his head tied up. Constable Carpenter of Banning, who came in with the men, said that when the Nicholsons got into Banning Friday evening the wounded arm was in a bad condition and the the cut on the head was a frightful one.
The Nicholsons are to taken back to Banning this afternoon for the preliminary examination. District Attorney Gill will go to Banning to represent the State.
It is thought that after hearing the testimony the justice may, if he hold the prisoners for trial in the Superior Court, allow them to give bail for their appearance. Geo. Beam was in Riverside yesterday ready to go on the bond for the men.
Thomas Nicholson, the one who did the shooting, is a young man of only 26 years of age, and J. J. Nicholson is 44 years old. Neither one of the men looks like a dangerous character.

From: Jeff Ohlfs (Desert Traveler) January 31, 2003
I checked the Riverside County mines index from 1893-1896. There were no claims by any Roof/Root or Conover, anywhere. It would help to know the Nicholson brothers names.
I found four claims who's claimant was a Nicholson, which I ordered from the County. Two came with the incorrect document, one I need to recheck and the other was a claim for the Blackhawk Quartz Mining Claim. It puts it 18 miles SE of 29 Palms. It's a good bet this might be the one. It was located Dec. 11, 1895 by Jim and T.R. Nicholson and J.C. Christy in the Pinon Mining District. No mention of the others.

From: Jeff Ohlfs July 14, 2003 9:22 PM
Found a reference to Roof (spelling) in the card file: "with wife and two or three small children lived at 29 Oasis. They were the daughter and son-in-law of Conovers who also lived there."

From: Jeff & Deb Ohlfs July 27, 2003
Here's the remaining info. from the 1886-1890 San Bernardino Great Register of Voters for "Root"
1) Frank, Sr., 45, birthplace New Jersey, living in San Bernardino, Blacksmith
2) Frank, Jr., 23, New Jersey, Redlands, Blacksmith
2) J. Charles, 32, Canada (naturalized by father), Ontario, Clerk
3) James Prindle, 36, Pennsylvania, Riverside, Mechanic
4) Saxton C., 34, Michigan, Riverside, Laborer
5) William Henry, Canada (naturalized by father), Ontario, Farmer.

     (Unknown) Conover was the daughter of Robert Conover. (Unknown) married James F. Roop, son of William F. Roop and Christina Chilcote.

      James F. Roop was born circa 1863 at Indiana. He was the son of William F. Roop and Christina Chilcote. James married (Unknown) Conover, daughter of Robert Conover. James F. Roop died on Mar 12, 1896 at Pinyon Mining District, Riverside County, California; murdered.
     He was also known as James F. Roof.

     William married Christina Chilcote.

     Christina married William F. Roop.

      Jennie M. (Unknown) was born circa 1867 at Iowa. Jennie married Ariel Marcus Conover, son of Probable son of this Marcus William Henry Conover and Clarinda Slafter, circa 1888.

      Cecil Conover was born circa 1894 at Iowa. He was the son of Ariel Marcus Conover and Jennie M. (Unknown). Cecil married Marian (Unknown) circa 1921.

      Probable son of Ariel Ralph Conover was born circa 1891 at Iows. He was the son of Ariel Marcus Conover and Jennie M. (Unknown). Ralph married Bernice (Unknown) circa 1917.

      Bernice (Unknown) was born circa 1899 at Missouri. Bernice married Probable son of Ariel Ralph Conover, son of Ariel Marcus Conover and Jennie M. (Unknown), circa 1917.

      Ralph J. Conover was born circa 1918 at California. He was the son of Probable son of Ariel Ralph Conover and Bernice (Unknown).

      Elener? Conover was born circa 1921 at Colorado. He was the son of Probable son of Ariel Ralph Conover and Bernice (Unknown).

      Marian (Unknown) was born circa 1904 at Kentucky. Marian married Cecil Conover, son of Ariel Marcus Conover and Jennie M. (Unknown), circa 1921.

      Virginia Conover was born circa 1923 at Colorado. She was the daughter of Cecil Conover and Marian (Unknown).

      Nancy Conover was born on Jan 10, 1803. Nancy married David Jaggers, son of Abram Jaggers, on Feb 12, 1828 at Cumberland County, New Jersey. Nancy Conover died on Apr 9, 1887 at age 84. Nancy was buried at Methodist Cemetery, Friendship, Cumberland County, New Jersey.

      David Jaggers was born on Feb 26, 1806. He was the son of Abram Jaggers. David married Nancy Conover on Feb 12, 1828 at Cumberland County, New Jersey. David Jaggers died on Jan 19, 1887 at age 80. David was buried at Methodist Cemetery, Friendship, Cumberland County, New Jersey.

      David Jaggers was born on Feb 26, 1835. He was the son of David Jaggers and Nancy Conover. David Jaggers died on Jul 20, 1850 at age 15. David was buried at Methodist Cemetery, Friendship, Cumberland County, New Jersey.

      Amanda Jaggers was born on Jun 17, 1833. She was the daughter of David Jaggers and Nancy Conover. Amanda Jaggers died on Apr 23, 1850 at age 16. Amanda was buried at Methodist Cemetery, Friendship, Cumberland County, New Jersey.

      James Jaggers was born on Sep 11, 1845. He was the son of David Jaggers and Nancy Conover. James Jaggers died on Sep 6, 1869 at age 23. James was buried at Methodist Cemetery, Friendship, Cumberland County, New Jersey.

      William Jaggers was born circa 1829 at New Jersey. He was the son of David Jaggers and Nancy Conover. William married Alegace? (Unknown).

      Elizabeth Jaggers was born circa 1840 at New Jersey. She was the daughter of David Jaggers and Nancy Conover.

      Joseph Jaggers was born circa 1842 at New Jersey. He was the son of David Jaggers and Nancy Conover.

      Alegace? (Unknown) was born circa 1830 at New Jersey. Alegace? married William Jaggers, son of David Jaggers and Nancy Conover.

      Harriet Jaggers was born circa 1852 at New Jersey. She was the daughter of William Jaggers and Alegace? (Unknown).

      Martha Jaggers was born circa 1854 at New Jersey. She was the daughter of William Jaggers and Alegace? (Unknown).

      William E. Jaggers was born circa 1856 at New Jersey. He was the son of William Jaggers and Alegace? (Unknown).

      Thomas Jaggers was born circa 1859 at New Jersey. He was the son of William Jaggers and Alegace? (Unknown).

      Emma Mildred Carwile was born in Apr, 1851 at Indiana. Emma married Charles K. Bright, son of John Bright Jr. and Ann LaTourette, on Apr 6, 1880.
     Emma Mildred Carwile resided at at Covington, Fountain County, Indiana.

      Jessie De Bright was born on Mar 6, 1881. She was the daughter of Charles K. Bright and Emma Mildred Carwile. Jessie married Marx Herzog on Jun 19, 1907 at Covington, Fountain County, Indiana; no issue. Jessie was buried at Mount Hope Cemetery, Covington, Fountain County, Indiana. She died on Jul 6, 1949 at age 68.