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     John R Campbell was born on 4 December 1860 in Warren County, Kentucky. He was the son of William Henry Campbell and Mary Ann Virginia Ramsey. A bond for the marriage of John R Campbell and Maggie A Brown was signed on 9 February 1897 in Bowling Green, Warren County, Kentucky, in the sum of 100.00 signed by J.R. Campbell and J.C. Brown. John R Campbell married Maggie A Brown on 10 February 1897 in Warren County, Kentucky, by M.M Smith at the residence of the bride's father Jack Brown in the presence of Henry Lucas, Cooper Stone, and James Campbell. John's father, William H Campbell, moved into his home around 1910, and lived there until his death on 17 July 1913. John R Campbell and Maggie A (Brown) Campbell lived on 20 April 1910 at 1035 Center Street, Bowling Green, Warren County, Kentucky. John was named in the will of his father William Campbell, dated 14 May 1910 where he left him his livery stable on 11th Street, between College and Center, in Bowling Green, Kentucky. The will also directed that John hold 500.00 in trust for Elina Simmons, who had lived for many years with his father William. John R Campbell and Maggie A (Brown) Campbell lived on 8 January 1920 at 1035 Center Street, Bowling Green, Warren County, Kentucky. John R Campbell and Maggie A (Brown) Campbell lived on 7 April 1930 at Center Street, Bowling Green, Warren County, Kentucky.

John R Campbell died on 17 October 1930 in Bowling Green, Warren County, Kentucky, at age 69 at 1:00 in the morning. His cause of death was tuberculosis. He was buried on 18 October 1930 in Fairview Cemetery, Bowling Green, Warren County, Kentucky, in Cemetery 1, Section B, Site G-115.

     Willis B Campbell was buried in Fairview Cemetery, Bowling Green, Warren County, Kentucky, Cemetery 1, Section C, Site C-192. He was born on 14 May 1862 in Kentucky. He was the son of William Henry Campbell and Mary Ann Virginia Ramsey. Willis B Campbell married Jimmie Bell after 1880. Children included Jennings, Robert, Shelley, Frank, Vincent, and a daughter who died in infancy.

Willis B Campbell died on 13 November 1897 in Shelbyville, Shelby County, Kentucky, at age 35.

     Edward Walter Campbell was born on 15 November 1864 in Warren County, Kentucky. He was the son of William Henry Campbell and Mary Ann Virginia Ramsey. Edward Walter Campbell married Ella (Hill) Kenn in 1912.

Edward Walter Campbell died on 24 October 1948 in Bowling Green, Warren County, Kentucky, at age 83 at 1:45 in the morning. His cause of death was viral pneumonia. He was buried on 27 October 1948 in Fairview Cemetery, Bowling Green, Warren County, Kentucky, in Cemetery 1, Section C, Site C-192.

     Lena Rivers Campbell was born at home on 24 January 1870 at Bowling Green, Warren County, Kentucky. She was the daughter of William Henry Campbell and Mary Ann Virginia Ramsey. Lena Rivers Campbell was also known as Lena. A bond for the marriage of Lena Rivers Campbell and Robert Lee Bell was signed on 22 September 1891 in Warren County, Kentucky, at the home of Lena's father, William H Campbell at 10:00 AM with Rev. M.M. Smith of the C.P. Church officiating. Attendants were Mr. Bodkin of Shelbyville and Miss Lite Gossom of Warren County. Lena was listed as the mother of three children, with two living, on the 1900 census. Therefore it is likely that Robert and Lena had an additional child which was born, and died, between their marriage and 21 June 1900. Lena was named in the will of her father William Campbell, dated 14 May 1910 where he left her his house on Center Street in Bowling Green, Kentucky. Lena Rivers (Campbell) Bell and Robert Lee Bell lived on 19 May 1910 at Smithfield Road, Shelby County, Kentucky. Lena Rivers (Campbell) Bell and Robert Lee Bell lived on 17 January 1920 at Snow Hill, Shelby County, Kentucky.

Lena Rivers (Campbell) Bell died on 29 August 1948 in Norton Infirmary, Louisville, Jefferson County, Kentucky, at age 78 at 11:10 in the evening. Her cause of death was general infection following a hip fracture the previous week. She was buried on 2 September 1948 in Grove Hill Cemetery, Shelbyville, Shelby County, Kentucky.

     Margarett Reedy A Campbell was born on 27 September 1857 in Warren County, Kentucky. She was the daughter of William Henry Campbell and Mary Ann Virginia Ramsey. Margarett Reedy A Campbell married John Thomas White, son of William Afterd White and Sarah Jackson, in 1875. Margarett Reedy A (Campbell) White and John Thomas White lived on 12 June 1880 at 1026 Chestnut Street, Bowling Green, Warren County, Kentucky. Margarett Reedy A (Campbell) White and John Thomas White lived on 5 June 1900 at 216 11th Street, Bowling Green, Warren County, Kentucky. Margarett Reedy A (Campbell) White and John Thomas White lived on 15 February 1910 at Bowling Green, Warren County, Kentucky. Margarett Reedy A (Campbell) White and John Thomas White lived on 19 April 1910 at 1026 Chestnut Street, Bowling Green, Warren County, Kentucky. Margarett was named in the will of her father William Campbell, dated 14 May 1910 where he left her his house on 11th Street in Bowling Green, Kentucky.

Margarett Reedy A (Campbell) White died on 19 April 1917 in Warren County, Kentucky, at age 59 at 2:00 in the afternoon at Watts Mill near Bowling Green. Her cause of death was cancer of the stomach. She was buried on 19 April 1917 in Fairview Cemetery, Bowling Green, Warren County, Kentucky, Cemetery 1, Section F, Site F-94.

     Peter Campbell was born circa 1772 in Amherst County, Virginia. He was the son of Ambrose Campbell and Margaret Nancy Gillespie. Peter Campbell married Lucy Jarrett on 2 October 1809 in Franklin County, Virginia.

Peter Campbell died in 1824 in Nelson County, Virginia.

     Louisa C Wise was born on 8 May 1836 in Warren County, Kentucky. She was the daughter of William A Wise. A bond for the marriage of Louisa C Wise and Wiley Sale Campbell was signed on 23 May 1865 in Warren County, Kentucky, in the sum of 100.00 signed by W.S. Campbell and William A Wise. Louisa C Wise married Wiley Sale Campbell, son of John Sale Campbell and Mary Frances Ennis, on 24 May 1865 in Warren County, Kentucky, at the home of William A Wise, father of the bride.

In 1880 the family farm included 64 acres of improved land and 12 acres of unimproved land. The total value including land, buildings, machinery and livestock was 4,350 dollars. Livestock included two horses, two mules, and two milk cows which produced 50 pounds of butter the previous year. The farm included 3 additional cattle which were purchased the previous year, one which was sold, and one which was slaughtered. The farm also included 50 chickens which produced 365 eggs. During the previous year 18 acres of land were used to produce 750 bushels of indian corn, 7 acres produced 100 bushels of oats, and 12 acres produced 100 bushels of wheat. Additional crop produced included 12 bushels of potatoes and 4,000 pounds of tobacco. One acre of land held 100 apple trees and 15 peach trees which produced 10 bushels of apples. Fifteen cords of lumber, valued at 30 dollars, were cut from the land in 1879. She was known as "an exemplary christian lady."

Louisa C (Wise) Campbell died on 12 November 1883 at Rich Pond, Warren County, Kentucky, at age 47. Her cause of death was pneumonia.

     Eliizabeth J Wren was born on 1 January 1823 in Kentucky. She was the daughter of Joseph Wren and Elizabeth Jeane Evans. Eliizabeth J Wren married Wiley Sale Campbell, son of John Sale Campbell and Mary Frances Ennis, on 22 August 1850 in Warren County, Kentucky. Elizabeth's mother could neither read nor write. Elizabeth had five brothers and four sisters.

Elizabeth J (Wren) Campbell died on 11 September 1864 at Warren County, Kentucky, at age 41. She was buried in Wrenn Campbell Graveyard, Warren County, Kentucky.

     Mary Jane Campbell was born circa 1852 in Kentucky. She was the daughter of Wiley Sale Campbell and Eliizabeth J Wren. Mary Jane Campbell married Andrew J Kirby after 1880.

In his 5 April 1885 will Wiley Campbell, Mary Jane's father, left the sum of Four Hundred and Twenty Five Dollars to be divided equally between his daughter Mary Jane and his son J.W. (Mary Jane's brother) because this was the amount of the estate left from their mother’s estate. Mary Jane was also to receive fifty acres of land including his dwelling house, barns, and orchards but she was to pay each of the other four heirs the sum of Two Hundred Dollars each for improvements unless the dwelling and barn did not remain at the time of his death. He also asked in his will that Mary Jane and her husband assume responsibility for his minor daughters Lenora and Nellie (Mary Jane's sisters) during their minority.

Mary Jane (Campbell) Kirby was a Presbyterian and a member of the Cumberland Presbyterian church. She was noted throughout the area where she lived "for the sweetness of her disposition, her great kindness of heart, and her unselfishness and charity."

Mary Jane (Campbell) Kirby died on 9 June 1891 at Rich Pond, Warren County, Kentucky, at 10:30 o'clock at her home. Her cause of death was pneumonia after a prolonged illness of more than five weeks. Funeral services were held on 10 June 1891 Funeral services were conducted at 3 o'clock in the afternoon by Rev. R.F. Adair and Rve. M.M Smith. She was buried in Campbell-Sheilds Graveyard, three miles south of Bowling Green, Warren County, Kentucky, in the John S Campbell family burying ground.

     John William Campbell was born on 19 May 1861 in Warren County, Kentucky. He was the son of Wiley Sale Campbell and Eliizabeth J Wren. John William Campbell also went by the name of Willie.

In his 5 April 1885 will Wiley Campbell, John's father, left the sum of Four Hundred and Twenty Five Dollars to be divided equally between his daughter Mary Jane and his son J.W. because this was the amount of the estate left from their mother’s estate. J.W. was also to receive the remaining fifty acres of land that had been purchased from the Allender tract of land (his brother Elden was to receive the other 50 acres.)

John William Campbell married Della Mae Pruitt, daughter of Sidney Pruitt and Sally Sherry, circa 1887.

John William Campbell died on 5 March 1925 at Rockfield, Warren County, Kentucky, at age 63 at 10:35 in the evening. His cause of death was angina pectoris. He was buried on 7 March 1925 in Warren County, Kentucky.

     Lenora S Campbell was born on 17 September 1867 in Warren County, Kentucky. She was the daughter of Wiley Sale Campbell and Louisa C Wise. Lenora S Campbell also went by the name of Nora. She was a member of the Methodist Episcopal church.

In his 5 April 1885 will Wiley Campbell, Nellie's father, left her the sum of One Hundred Dollars to be used for the completion of her education and indicated that it was his wish that his daughters Lenora and Nellie have a home with his daughter Mary Jane and her husband A.J. Kirby during their minority. He also left Lenora and Nellie the remainder of his lands, approximately 50 acres each and if they fell short of 50 acres each they were to be paid the difference at the rate of Fifteen Dollars per acre or if they are greater than 50 acres each they are to pay the estate the sum of Fifteen Dollars per acre above 50 acres. Her cause of death was consumption.

Lenora S Campbell died on 21 March 1887 at Rich Pond, Warren County, Kentucky, at age 19 at her father's old homestead. Funeral services were held on 23 March 1887 in Warren County, Kentucky, in the residence of her grandfather, Squire John T Campbell. She was buried in Campbell-Sheilds Graveyard, three miles south of Bowling Green, Warren County, Kentucky, in the family burying ground.

     Eldon L Campbell was born on 16 January 1871 in Warren County, Kentucky. He was the son of Wiley Sale Campbell and Louisa C Wise.

In his 5 April 1885 will Wiley Campbell, Eldon's father, left him the sum of One Hundred Dollars to be used for the completion of his education in addition to the remaining fifty acres of land that had been purchased from the Allender tract of land (his brother J.W. was to recieve the other 50 acres.) Eldon never married.

Eldon L Campbell died on 25 April 1952 at Riverside Turbercolosis Hospital, Bowling Green, Warren County, Kentucky, at age 81 at 11:45 in the evening. His cause of death was pulmonary turbercolosis. He was buried on 27 April 1952 in Fairview Cemetery, Bowling Green, Warren County, Kentucky, in Cemetery 1, Section C, Site C-303.

     Nellie Frances Campbell was born on 28 January 1877 in Warren County, Kentucky. She was the daughter of Wiley Sale Campbell and Louisa C Wise.

In his 5 April 1885 will Wiley Campbell, Nellie's father, left her the sum of One Hundred Dollars to be used for the completion of her education and indicated that it was his wish that his daughters Lenora and Nellie have a home with his daughter Mary Jane and her husband A.J. Kirby during their minority. He also left Lenora and Nellie the remainder of his lands, approximately 50 acres each and if they fell short of 50 acres each they were to be paid the difference at the rate of Fifteen Dollars per acre or if they are greater than 50 acres each they are to pay the estate the sum of Fifteen Dollars per acre above 50 acres.

Nellie Frances Campbell married James Brown McLellan, son of Robert McLellan and Lucinda McDonald, in 1894.

Nellie Frances (Campbell) McLellan died on 21 November 1943 at Richpond, Warren County, Kentucky, at age 66 at 7:30 in the evening. Her cause of death was osteomyelitis since August which was due to acute arthritis for several years caused by an old hip fracture around 1940. She was buried on 23 November 1943 in Fairview Cemetery, Bowling Green, Warren County, Kentucky, in Cemetery 1, Section N, Site N-127w.

     Brown McGinnis was the son of T J McGinnis. Brown McGinnis married Julya Estella Campbell, daughter of George Washington Campbell and Hester Taylor Penner, on 31 October 1900 in Bowling Green, Warren County, Kentucky, by Doctor William Irvine, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church. Wedding attendants were Misses Jimmie and Eva Lively, Julia's sister Miss Ellen Campbell, and Messrs. Ras Donaldson, Sam Mc-Farland and Wade Campbell. The bridesmaids were handsomly attired in white and each bore a huge boquet of white chrysauthemums. Following the ceremony the couple and bridal party went to the home of T J McGinnis, father of the groom, near Bowling Green where they attended a reception. They took up housekeeping on the Tobe Rogers farm in the bend near Bowling Green, Kentucky.

     Cornelius Ennis was born in 1797 in Amherst County, Virginia. He was the son of George Washington Ennis and Mary Frances Campbell. The Ennis family joined a caravan of wagons that left Amherst County, Virginia in 1805 for Warren County, Kentucky. This migration westward included the families of Ennis, Campbell, Page, Martin, Swinney, Allcock and others. The Ennis family settled south of Bowling Green, near Rich Pond Grove, Warren County, Kentucky.

Cornelius Ennis married Mary Polly Johnson on 12 November 1817 in Warren County, Kentucky. She was the daughter of the Reverend Richard Johnson and Lucy Hunter of Sumner County, Tennessee. It has been said they had two children but there is no information corroborating this. There is considerable conflicting information on Cornelius and his four marriages and travels throughout several states. Little well sourced data is available to the author thus information on his potential children is somewhat limited and only included where it seems likely based from documents available and reviewed.
Cornelius next appeared in Alabama where he married Adisa Graves also known as Dicey, on 3 June 1821 in Lauderdale County, Alabama. Drnelius and Dicey likely had at least two boys who are mentioned in the will of Cornelius’s father. However, it is interesting that the will states they were “said to have been begotten by his son Cornelius.” Cornelius and Dicey may have also had a daughter. The sons names may have been John C. Ennis and George Riley Ennis and the daughter may have been Elizabeth Ennis, also known as Amy Ann.

Cornelius seems to have moved to Arkansas and married a third time to Louisa B. Dodd who was the widow of Arkansas lawyer Benjamin Franklin Potter. Louisa was born on 16 February 1800 in Virginia and died on 5 April 1852 in Waverly in Lafayette County, Missouri. Cornelius and Louisa may have had three children including a daughter that died young, a daughter named Louisa Texarkana Ennis, and a son named William H. Ennis.

By 1856 Cornelius seems to have moved to Lafayette County, Missouri where he married Emila Pucket. He is alone on the 1860 census in Lafayette where he is found working as a carpenter in Middleton. It is surmised that he finally ended up in Randolph County, Arkansas, died around 1870, and may have been buried in Mount Pleasant Cemetery in Pitman, Arkansas. Cornelius apparently kept a work journal that contained some family history which was passed down in the family and much of the information above may have come from this journal. Most of the Ennis family and their children remained in Warren County living in various towns throughout the county.

Cornelius Ennis died before 1887.

     Margaret Ennis was born on 17 March 1801 in Amherst County, Virginia. She was the daughter of George Washington Ennis and Mary Frances Campbell. The Ennis family joined a caravan of wagons that left Amherst County, Virginia in 1805 for Warren County, Kentucky. This migration westward included the families of Ennis, Campbell, Page, Martin, Swinney, Allcock and others. The Ennis family settled south of Bowling Green, near Rich Pond Grove, Warren County, Kentucky. Margaret Ennis was also known as Peggy. She married James Dishman on 9 November 1818 in Warren County, Kentucky.

Margaret (Ennis) Dishman died on 1 June 1888 in Warren County, Kentucky, at age 87. She was buried in Galloway Cemetery, Warren County, Kentucky.

     James Dishman was born on 28 February 1796 in Bedford County, Virginia. James was a patriot in the war of 1812 and was wounded in the leg. He married Margaret Ennis, daughter of George Washington Ennis and Mary Frances Campbell, on 9 November 1818 in Warren County, Kentucky. James and Margaret Dishman had 10 children: Ewing Dishman (1820- ) married Lucy Ann House, May 22 1856; Bluford Dishman (1821-1912) married Racheal Lackey; Harvey Dishman (1823-1891) married Sarah Jane Hines; Daniel Dishman (1827- ) married Sarah; Nancy Dishman (1830- ) married William Walters, 14 Octoer 1851
Mary Jane Dishman (1832- ) married John Wesley Lay, December 21 1852;John Dishman (1835-1917) married Lenor Walters, October 4 1854; Sarah Ann Dishman (1834-1907) married (1) Fleming M Galloway, November 17 1856 and (2) Marshall Leslie Galloway; Mary Elizabeth Dishman (1836-1867) married Abraham Galloway; and James D Dishman (1838- ) married Molinda Wingfield.

James Dishman died on 19 August 1878 in Warren County, Kentucky, at age 82. He was buried in Galloway Cemetery, Warren County, Kentucky.

     Sarah Ennis was born on 1 October 1810 in Warren County, Kentucky. She was the daughter of George Washington Ennis and Mary Frances Campbell. As of 11 October 1825, Sarah Ennis also went by the name of Sally. She married William Kitchens Phelps on 11 October 1825 in Warren County, Kentucky.

Sarah (Ennis) Phelps died on 27 October 1887 in Warren County, Kentucky, at age 77. She was buried in The Old Phelps Cemetery, Rich Pond, Warren County, Kentucky.

     William Kitchens Phelps was born on 29 March 1803 in Putnam County, Georgia. He married Sarah Ennis, daughter of George Washington Ennis and Mary Frances Campbell, on 11 October 1825 in Warren County, Kentucky.

William Kitchens Phelps died on 16 February 1883 in Warren County, Kentucky, at age 79. He was buried in The Old Phelps Cemetery, Rich Pond, Warren County, Kentucky.

     Elizabeth Ennis was born in 1813 in Kentucky. She was the daughter of George Washington Ennis and Mary Frances Campbell. Elizabeth Ennis also went by the name of Lizzie. She married Richard Breedlove on 13 December 1832 in Warren County, Kentucky. Elizabeth Ennis was widowed with the death of Richard Breedlove before 1880.

Elizabeth (Ennis) Breedlove died after July 1887.

     Richard Breedlove was born in 1809 in Tennessee. He married Elizabeth Ennis, daughter of George Washington Ennis and Mary Frances Campbell, on 13 December 1832 in Warren County, Kentucky.

Richard Breedlove died before 1880.

     Samuel Taliaferro Shields was born on 10 July 1832 in Virginia near Lynchburg. He was the son of John J Shields and Francis A (?)

Samuel Taliaferro Shields married Elizabeth Mildred Campbell, daughter of John Sale Campbell and Mary Frances Ennis, on 29 May 1855 at Warren County, Kentucky. Samuel's father John J. Shields appointed Samuel and his brother Robert to be executors of his estate in his will dated 23 May 1866.

Samuel Taliaferro Shields appeared on the 1880 census, agricultural schedule of Greencastle District, Warren County, Kentucky; as the owner of a farm with 115 acres of improved land and 225 acres of unimproved land. Total value including land, buildings, machinery and livestock was listed as 1,795 dollars. Livestock included five horses, two mules, and four milk cows which produced 200 pounds of butter the previous year. The farm included 10 sheep, one of which was slaughtered, and 5 lambs birthed during 1879. The sheep produced 25 pounds of fleece. There were also 8 swine and 14 chickens which produced 75 eggs. During the previous year 35 acres of land were used to produce 1000 bushels of indian corn, 20 acres produced 200 bushels of oats, and 14 acres produced 70 bushels of wheat. Additional crop produced included one bushel of dry beans, 14 bushels of potatoes, and 20 bushels of sweat potatoes. Two acres held 15 apple trees which produced 100 bushels of apples and forty cords of lumber, valued at 20 dollars, were cut from the land in 1879.

Samuel Taliaferro Shields died on 16 June 1900 at Warren County, Kentucky, at age 67. His cause of death was falling out of his loft. He was buried in Campbell-Shields Graveyard, three miles south of Bowling Green, Warren County, Kentucky.

     Cornelia Frances Shields was born on 30 August 1858 in Warren County, Kentucky. She was the daughter of Samuel Taliaferro Shields and Elizabeth Mildred Campbell. Cornelia Frances Shields married Warren Woodson Maxey, son of John Maxey and Elizabeth Hudnell, in 1877 in Warren County, Kentucky.

Cornelia Frances (Shields) Maxey died on 11 January 1924 in Warren County, Kentucky, at age 65 at 7:00 in the evening. Her cause of death was vascular heart failure. She was buried on 15 January 1924 in Barren River Baptist Cemetery, Warren County, Kentucky, with Gerard Bradley Funeral Home handling the arrangements.

     Warren Woodson Maxey was born on 7 January 1857 in Warren County, Kentucky. He was the son of John Maxey and Elizabeth Hudnell. Warren Woodson Maxey married Cornelia Frances Shields, daughter of Samuel Taliaferro Shields and Elizabeth Mildred Campbell, in 1877 in Warren County, Kentucky.

Warren Woodson Maxey died on 15 April 1934 in Woodburn, Warren County, Kentucky, at age 77 at 10:00 in the evening. His cause of death was cardiac degradation. He was buried on 17 April 1934 in Barren River Baptist Cemetery, Barren River, Warren County, Kentucky.

     Mary Ann Shields was born on 29 July 1856 in Warren County, Kentucky. She was the daughter of Samuel Taliaferro Shields and Elizabeth Mildred Campbell. Zalame Cottrell's Campbell File listed her as Mary Ann and indicated she was single. Mary Ann Shields was the executor of John Edward Shields's estate on 25 October 1909 at Warren County Court, Bowling Green, Warren County, Kentucky. Mary never married.

Mary Ann Shields died on 11 January 1944 in Bowling Green, Warren County, Kentucky, at age 87 at 5:00 in the afternoon. Her cause of death was chronic bronchitis. She was buried on 12 January 1944 in Warren County, Kentucky, in the Shields Family Grave Yard.

     Samuel James Shields was born on 25 July 1862 in Warren County, Kentucky. He was the son of Samuel Taliaferro Shields and Elizabeth Mildred Campbell. Samuel James Shields married Blanche Isabell Fordyce, daughter of Jerry Fordyce and Mary J Carter, circa 1886. Samuel and his family including his wife Blanche moved from Kentucky to Kansas prior to the 1895 Kansas State Census, likely prior to 1890 since their son Clarence was listed as born in Kansas in 1890. Samuel James Shields and Blanche Isabell (Fordyce) Shields lived in June 1910 at Smallhouse Pike, Warren County, Kentucky. Samuel James Shields and Blanche Isabell (Fordyce) Shields lived in January 1920 at Small House Pike on a farm, Bowling Green, Warren County, Kentucky.

Samuel James Shields died on 13 May 1946 in Three Springs Community, Warren County, Kentucky, at age 83 at 4:45 in the morning. His cause of death was chronic nephritis. He was buried on 14 May 1946 in Campbell-Sheilds Graveyard, three miles south of Bowling Green, Warren County, Kentucky.

     William A Shields was born on 1 April 1866 in Kentucky. He was the son of Samuel Taliaferro Shields and Elizabeth Mildred Campbell. William A Shields married Valley Atchison, daughter of Andrew J Atchison and Margaret E Price, after 1880.

William A Shields died on 11 March 1937 at age 70. He was buried in Fairview Cemetery, Bowling Green, Warren County, Kentucky, in Cemetery 1, Section B, Site B-30.

     Infant (Son) Phelps died on 8 February 1875 in Warren County, Kentucky. He was born on 8 February 1875 in Warren County, Kentucky. He was the son of John Wesley Phelps and Elizabeth Gallaway. Infant (Son) Phelps was buried in The Old Phelps Cemetery, Rich Pond, Warren County, Kentucky.

     Robert W Burton was born in 1835 in Virginia. A bond for the marriage of Robert W Burton and Margaret Lucy Virginia Campbell was signed on 22 November 1859 in Warren County, Kentucky. Robert W Burton married Margaret Lucy Virginia Campbell, daughter of John Sale Campbell and Mary Frances Ennis, on 25 November 1859 in Warren County, Kentucky.

Robert W Burton died in 1864 in Kentucky.