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     Larkin Langley Baker was born on 27 June 1892 in Warren County, Kentucky. He was the son of William D Baker and Annie Langley. Larkin Langley Baker was a graduate of; Ogden College and Bowling Green Business University. He lived in 1912 at Chicago, Illinois. He registered for the draft for World War I in June 1917, while living at Chicago, Illinois, reporting he was employed as an auditor in the Redpath Bureau. He was listed as single. He was described as tall with slender build, blue eyes and brown hair in June 1917. He married Lenore McCartney in 1923. Larkin Langley Baker and Lenore (McCartney) Baker lived in April 1930 at Jackson County, Missouri, at 5917 Oak Street in Kansas City. Larkin was a veteran of World War I and was associated with the Army from 1945 until the time of his death.

Larkin Langley Baker died on 2 September 1959 in Oak Park, Cook County, Illinois, at age 67. Funeral arrangements were handled at Bowling Green, Warren County, Kentucky; by Gerard-Bradley Chapel. He was buried in Fairview Cemetery, Bowling Green, Warren County, Kentucky, in Cemetery 1, Section B, Site B-19.

     Joseph H Baker was born in February 1900 in Kentucky. He was the son of William D Baker and Annie Langley.

     Wiley Campbell was born on 24 November 1874 in Warren County, Kentucky. He was the son of Wiley Sale Campbell and Louisa C Wise.

Wiley Campbell died on 11 November 1878 in Warren County, Kentucky, at age 3. His cause of death was diphtheria. He was buried in Campbell-Sheilds Graveyard, three miles south of Bowling Green, Warren County, Kentucky.

     Infant Campbell died in January 1866 in Warren County, Kentucky. She was born in January 1866 in Warren County, Kentucky. She was the daughter of Wiley Sale Campbell and Louisa C Wise. Infant Campbell was buried in Campbell-Sheilds Graveyard, three miles south of Bowling Green, Warren County, Kentucky.

     Hamilton Duke Wade was born circa 1835 in Kentucky. He married Mary Emeline Carpenter on 15 October 1859 in Allen County, Kentucky. Hamilton enlisted in the 52nd Regiment of the Kentucky Infantry Volunteers on 17 August 1863. According to family lore when his wife was dying from yellow fever he came home on furlough and was only able to watch her form the window because of fear of ontagion. Although the date of her death is unknown it is assumed to be in 1865 as his furlough was from 21 December 1864 until 11 January 1865. He rejoined his company in Bowling Green, Kentucky and served for seven more days until he was honorably discharged on 18 January 1865. Hamilton Duke Wade was widowed with the death of Mary Emeline Carpenter in 1865 in Kentucky.

Hamilton Duke Wade married Lucinda Francis Campbell, daughter of John Sale Campbell and Mary Frances Ennis, after 1865 in Warren County, Kentucky. Hamilton Duke Wade was widowed with the death of Lucinda Francis (Campbell) Wade on 9 November 1870 in Warren County, Kentucky.

Hamilton Duke Wade married Amanda E Forth on 5 March 1873 in Warren County, Kentucky. Hamilton and Amanda apparently had a total of eleveen children, seven of whom did not survive to adulthood.

Hamilton Duke Wade died on 23 July 1919 in Macoupin County, Illinois. He was buried in Loomis Cemetery, Chesterfield, Macoupin County, Illinois.

     Infant Wade died on 5 November 1870 in Warren County, Kentucky. He was born on 5 November 1870 in Warren County, Kentucky. He was buried in Campbell-Sheilds Graveyard, three miles south of Bowling Green, Warren County, Kentucky. He was the son of Hamilton Duke Wade and Lucinda Francis Campbell.

     Mary A Madison was born on 15 November 1841 in Kentucky. She was the daughter of Joel Richard Madison and Mary Jane Herrington. A bond for the marriage of Mary A Madison and James Alexander Sale Campbell was signed on 18 October 1865 in Bowling Green, Warren County, Kentucky, in the sum of 100.00 signed by James A Campbell and J R Madison.

Mary A Madison married James Alexander Sale Campbell, son of John Sale Campbell and Mary Frances Ennis, on 18 October 1865 at Warren County, Kentucky, at the residence of J R Madison, father of the bride. Mary A (Madison) Campbell was a member of the Cumberland Presbyterian church. As of 1868, Mary A Madison was also known as Vergie.

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. Her cause of death was pnumonia following a three week illness.

Mary A (Madison) Campbell died on 4 March 1901 at Three Springs, Warren County, Kentucky, at age 59 at 1:00 in the morning at her home. Funeral services were held in in her home, Three Springs, Warren County, Kentucky, at 10:00 AM by Rev. Johnson, pastor of Trinity church, assisted by Rev. M.M. Smith. Her casket was covered with ferns and evergreens and rare flowers. She was buried in Fairview Cemetery, Bowling Green, Warren County, Kentucky, in Cemetery 1, Section C, Site C-303.

     Reedie Letitia Campbell was born in December 1866 in Kentucky. She was the daughter of James Alexander Sale Campbell and Mary A Madison. Reedie Letitia Campbell married Henry Skiles Potter, son of (?) Potter, on 15 January 1908 in Warren County, Kentucky.

Reddie Letitia (Campbell) Potter was named in the will of James Alexander Sale Campbell on 6 May 1913 at Warren County, Kentucky, witnessed by Whit Potter and S.M. Matlock and appointing his son Herbert Campbell as executor of his will. In the will, James cancelled a previously recorded contract with his wife Virgie and stated that she was to receive his house in Bowling Green, which was situated on the Eastern side of Broadway, and all of the household and kitchen furniture. He further directed that following her death, the remainder of his estate be sold and equally divided between his children Rudie L. Potter, Herbert Campbell, and Florence Thomas. Reddie Letitia (Campbell) Potter and Henry Skiles Potter lived in April 1930 at Dade County, Florida, at 38 South West 20th Road in Miami.

Reddie Letitia (Campbell) Potter died on 10 November 1938 in Dade County, Florida, at age 71. She was buried in Fairview Cemetery, Bowling Green, Warren County, Kentucky, in Cemetery 1, Section C, Site C-303.

     Lindsy Andrew Wade was born on 11 June 1860 in Allen County, Kentucky. He was the son of Hamilton Duke Wade and Mary Emeline Carpenter.

Lindsy Andrew Wade married Ida May Williams on 17 February 1889 in Macoupin, Illinois. Lindsy and Ida May had at least one child, Elmira Wade, who was born on 21 November 1890 in Chestrerfield county, Illinois. Elmira married Charles Leslie Rogers around 1903. Charles was born on 18 May 1886 in Athensville in Greene County, Illinois and died on 254 June 1962 in Lake City in Calhoun County, Iowa. According to census records Elmira and Charles had at least three children including Vera L. Rogers, Mary E. Rogers, and Elwin C. Rogers.

Lindsy Andrew Wade died on 17 October 1932 in Sac City, Sac County, Iowa, at age 72.

     Levi Franklin Wade was born on 22 September 1861 in Allen County, Kentucky, a twin to his sister Sara who was born on the same day. He was the son of Hamilton Duke Wade and Mary Emeline Carpenter. Levi Franklin Wade married Permelia B Jones before 1880.

Levi Franklin Wade died on 3 July 1913 in Bowling Green, Warren County, Kentucky, at age 51. His cause of death was tuberculosis. He was buried on 4 July 1913 in Fairview Cemetery, Bowling Green, Warren County, Kentucky, in Cemetery 1, Site 42-12.

     Minnie W Miller was born on 26 October 1871 in Kentucky. She was the daughter of John D Miller and Margaret Lucy Virginia Campbell. Minnie W Miller married Joseph L Erwin before 1885. At the time of her mother's death on 18 January 1914, Minnie Miller Erwin was living in Paragould Arkansas. Minnie W (Miller) Erwin and Joseph L Erwin lived in January 1920 at Warren County, Kentucky, at 304 8th Street in Bowling Green. Minnie W Miller left a will on 5 October 1922 at Warren County, Kentucky, in which she indicated her estate was to be reduced to cash and divided with her husband receiving $3,000, the First Presbyterian Church of Bowling Green receiving $250, her son Arthur C. Miller one-half of the remainder, her daughter Andy Hendricks $2,000, the remainder to be held in trust for her grand daughter Thelma Hendricks. There were additional, rather complicated instructions in dealing with the funds in the event of the death of any of the named heirs. She appointed the Bowling Green Bank and Trust Company as the executor.

Minnie W (Miller) Erwin died on 10 October 1922 in Bowling Green, Warren County, Kentucky, at age 50 at 7:30 in the evening. Her cause of death was cancer. She was buried on 12 October 1922 in Fairview Cemetery, Bowling Green, Warren County, Kentucky, in Cemetery 1, Single Graves, Site 69-12. Her estate was probated on 23 October 1922 at Warren County, Kentucky.

     Joseph L Erwin was born on 8 April 1859 in Kentucky. He married Minnie W Miller, daughter of John D Miller and Margaret Lucy Virginia Campbell, before 1885. Joseph L Erwin and Minnie W (Miller) Erwin lived in January 1920 at Warren County, Kentucky, at 304 8th Street in Bowling Green. Joseph L Erwin was widowed with the death of Minnie W (Miller) Erwin on 10 October 1922 in Bowling Green, Warren County, Kentucky.

Joseph L Erwin died on 31 December 1940 in 523 Maple Street, Bowling Green, Warren County, Kentucky, at age 81 at 11:00 in the evening. His cause of death was carcinoma of the stomach. He was buried on 6 January 1941 in Fairview Cemetery, Bowling Green, Warren County, Kentucky, in Cemetery 1, Single Graves, Site 69-13.

     Clarence W Miller was born on 19 February 1873 in Warren County, Kentucky. He was the son of John D Miller and Margaret Lucy Virginia Campbell.

Clarence W Miller died on 8 May 1873 in Warren County, Kentucky. He was buried in Campbell-Sheilds Graveyard, three miles south of Bowling Green, Warren County, Kentucky.

     Lemuel Shields was born on 22 April 1860 in Warren County, Kentucky. He was the son of Samuel Taliaferro Shields and Elizabeth Mildred Campbell.

Lemuel Shields died on 1 September 1861 in Warren County, Kentucky, at age 1. He was buried in Campbell-Sheilds Graveyard, three miles south of Bowling Green, Warren County, Kentucky.

     John Edward Shields was born on 25 July 1873 in Bowling Green, Warren County, Kentucky. He was the son of Samuel Taliaferro Shields and Elizabeth Mildred Campbell. Zalame Cottrell's Campbell File indicated Ed was single. John Edward Shields left a will on 6 January 1908 at Warren County, Kentucky, leaving all property of every kind to his sister Mary Ann Shields.

John Edward Shields died on 20 September 1909 in Warren County, Kentucky, at age 36. He was buried in Campbell-Sheilds Graveyard, three miles south of Bowling Green, Warren County, Kentucky. His estate was probated on 25 October 1909 at Warren County Court, Bowling Green, Warren County, Kentucky.

     Eugenia Virginia Shields was born on 1 February 1869 in Warren County, Kentucky. She was the daughter of Samuel Taliaferro Shields and Elizabeth Mildred Campbell.

Eugenia Virginia Shields died on 7 March 1891 in Warren County, Kentucky, at age 22. She was buried in Campbell-Sheilds Graveyard, three miles south of Bowling Green, Warren County, Kentucky.

     Blanche Isabell Fordyce was born on 10 September 1861 in Lawrence County, Illinois. She was the daughter of Jerry Fordyce and Mary J Carter. Blanche Isabell Fordyce married Samuel James Shields, son of Samuel Taliaferro Shields and Elizabeth Mildred Campbell, 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. Blanche's mother, Mary J Carter Wilkerson was born on 27 June 1834, died on 20 November 1906, and was burried in the Campbell-Shields Family Cemetery. Blanche Isabell (Fordyce) Shields and Samuel James Shields lived in June 1910 at Smallhouse Pike, Warren County, Kentucky. Blanche Isabell (Fordyce) Shields and Samuel James Shields lived in January 1920 at Small House Pike on a farm, Bowling Green, Warren County, Kentucky.

Blanche Isabell (Fordyce) Shields died on 23 March 1923 in Watts Mill Road, Warren County, Kentucky, at age 61 at 7:00 in the morning. Her cause of death was labored pneumonia. She was buried on 26 March 1923 in Campbell-Sheilds Graveyard, three miles south of Bowling Green, Warren County, Kentucky.

     Charlie E Shields was born on 19 April 1887 in Warren County, Kentucky. He was the son of Samuel James Shields and Blanche Isabell Fordyce.

Charlie E Shields died on 23 June 1887 in Warren County, Kentucky. He was buried in Campbell-Sheilds Graveyard, three miles south of Bowling Green, Warren County, Kentucky.

     Francess Cassady was born in 1815. Francis Cassady is burried in the Campbell Shields family cemetery. However, the relationship of this person to the Campbell and/or Shields families is yet to be determied.

Francess Cassady died on 11 October 1890 in Warren County, Kentucky. She was buried in Campbell-Sheilds Graveyard, three miles south of Bowling Green, Warren County, Kentucky.

     Bessie Fern Shields was born on 31 July 1888 in Bowling Green, Warren County, Kentucky. She was the daughter of Samuel James Shields and Blanche Isabell Fordyce. 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. Bessie Fern Shields lived with Samuel James Shields and Blanche Isabell (Fordyce) Shields in June 1910 at Smallhouse Pike, Warren County, Kentucky. Bessie Fern Shields married Oswald Claude Cuthbert circa 1911.

Bessie Fern Shields died on 18 February 1947 in Tacoma, Pierce County, Washington, at age 58.

     Oswald Claude Cuthbert was born on 28 September 1887 in Nashville, Tennessee. He married Bessie Fern Shields, daughter of Samuel James Shields and Blanche Isabell Fordyce, circa 1911. Oswald Claude Cuthbert was found on a passenger list of United States citizens sailing on the Parismina after having arrived at the Mexican Border as a member of the U.S. Army on 28 April 1916, after departing at Cristobal, England, 23 April 1916. He was described as medium height, medium build, with blue eyes and brown hair in June 1917. He registered for the draft for World War I on 5 June 1917, while living at Simpson County, Kentucky, reporting he was employed as for himself as a farmer.

Oswald Claude Cuthbert died on 7 November 1974 in Puyallup, Pierce County, Washington, at age 87.

     Elsie May Cuthbert was born on 22 May 1925 in Warren County, Kentucky. She was the daughter of Oswald Claude Cuthbert and Bessie Fern Shields. Elsie May Cuthbert married Carlo Hansen.

Elsie May Cuthbert died on 14 October 2007 in Washington at age 82.

     Carlo Hansen married Elsie May Cuthbert, daughter of Oswald Claude Cuthbert and Bessie Fern Shields.

     Mary Elizabeth Campbell was born on 14 February 1831 in Warren County, Kentucky. She was the daughter of John Sale Campbell and Mary Frances Ennis. A bond for the marriage of Mary Elizabeth Campbell and James Abrose Shields was signed on 27 May 1850 in Bowling Green, Warren County, Kentucky, in the sum of 50 pounds signed by James Shields and John S Campbell.

Mary Elizabeth Campbell married James Abrose Shields on 29 May 1850 at Warren County, Kentucky. Mary Elizabeth (Campbell) Shields was widowed with the death of James Abrose Shields on 19 February 1855 at Warren County, Kentucky.

Mary Elizabeth (Campbell) Shields married John H Penner, son of Peter Penner and Margaret Elizabeth Alford, on 21 September 1857 at Warren County, Kentucky. Zalame Cottrell's Campbell File lists Mary Campbell's children as Fanny, John, Sallie, Julia, and James with no indication which child was from which marriage.

John and Mary Penner, and their children moved to Lawrence County, Illinois in late 1866 or early 1867.

John Campbell, Mary’s father, left a will on 19 January 1888 stating that Mary was to receive an equal share of his estate except that she was responsible for accounting for an amount equal to $1567.52 which had already been advanced to her by her father. Each of her brothers and sisters had also received various amounts in advance and also had to account for these in the final settlement. The 1900 census listed Mary as the mother of 10 children with only one still living. Mary Elizabeth (Campbell) Penner and John H Penner had eight children, seven of which died before John Penner according to his obituary. Mary Elizabeth (Campbell) Penner lived with James N Penner and Letha M (McCarroll) Penner on 16 April 1910 at 100 18th Street, Harrison Township, Vigo County, Indiana.

Mary Elizabeth (Campbell) Penner died on 26 June 1916 at 75 South 18th Street, Terre Haute, Vigo County, Indiana, at age 85 at 10:00 p.m. in her son Jame's home. Her cause of death was apoplexy from mitral insufficiency. Funeral services were held on 27 June 1916 in 75 South Eighteenth Street, Terre Haute, Vigo County, Indiana, in her son, James Penner's home. She was buried on 28 June 1916 in Lawrenceville, Lawrence County, Illinois.

     James Abrose Shields was born on 29 May 1830 in Virginia. A bond for the marriage of James Abrose Shields and Mary Elizabeth Campbell was signed on 27 May 1850 in Bowling Green, Warren County, Kentucky, in the sum of 50 pounds signed by James Shields and John S Campbell. James Abrose Shields married Mary Elizabeth Campbell, daughter of John Sale Campbell and Mary Frances Ennis, on 29 May 1850 in Warren County, Kentucky.

James Abrose Shields died on 19 February 1855 in Warren County, Kentucky, at age 24.

     John H Penner was born in February 1832 in Kentucky. He was the son of Peter Penner and Margaret Elizabeth Alford. A bond for the marriage of John H Penner and an unknown person was signed on 21 September 1857 in Bowling Green, Warren County, Kentucky, in the sum of 100.00 signed by John H. Penner and John S. Campbell.

John H Penner married Mary Elizabeth (Campbell) Shields, daughter of John Sale Campbell and Mary Frances Ennis, on 21 September 1857 at Warren County, Kentucky. John H Penner registered for the draft for the Civil War in February 1864, while living at Warren County, Kentucky, reporting he was employed as a farmer.

John and Mary Penner, and their children moved to Lawrence County, Illinois in late 1866 or early 1867. He was ordained circa 1882; in the United Brethren church and traveled for the Bible Society from time to time until his death. He and Mary Elizabeth (Campbell) Penner had eight children, seven of which died before John Penner according to his obituary.

John H Penner died in October 1907 in Lawrenceville, Lawrence County, Illinois, at age 75. Funeral services were held in October 1907 in South Lawrence, Lawrence County, Illinois, with Rev. E.M Pierson preaching the service. He was buried in October 1907 in a cemetery nearby, South Lawrence, Lawrence County, Illinois.

     Clarence Samuel Shields was born on 27 November 1890 in Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas. He was the son of Samuel James Shields and Blanche Isabell Fordyce. Clarence Samuel Shields lived with Samuel James Shields and Blanche Isabell (Fordyce) Shields in June 1910 at Smallhouse Pike, Warren County, Kentucky. Clarence Samuel Shields was described as slender, medium build, with blue eyes and brown hair in June 1919. He registered for the draft for World War I on 5 June 1919, while living at Bowling Green, Warren County, Kentucky, reporting he was a student in a management training camp and had served as a Sergeant in the National Guard for three years in Kentucky and four years in the District of Columbia. He was listed as single.

     Mary Blanch Shields was born in November 1893 in Sumner County, Kansas. She was the daughter of Samuel James Shields and Blanche Isabell Fordyce. Mary Blanch Shields lived with Samuel James Shields and Blanche Isabell (Fordyce) Shields in June 1910 at Smallhouse Pike, Warren County, Kentucky. Mary Blanch Shields lived with Samuel James Shields and Blanche Isabell (Fordyce) Shields in January 1920 at Small House Pike on a farm, Bowling Green, Warren County, Kentucky.

     Harley B Shields was born on 20 September 1895 in Warren County, Kentucky. He was the son of Samuel James Shields and Blanche Isabell Fordyce. Harley B Shields lived with Samuel James Shields and Blanche Isabell (Fordyce) Shields in June 1910 at Smallhouse Pike, Warren County, Kentucky. Harley B Shields began military service on 27 June 1916 in the Army. He ended military service on 10 July 1919. He was described as five foot nine inches tall, 160 pounds with a light complexion, blue eyes, and blonde hair in April 1942. He registered for the draft for World War II on 27 April 1942, while living at Dupont, Jefferson County, Indiana, reporting he was employed as as an employee of the U.S. Government.

Harley B Shields died on 12 December 1975 in Madison, Jefferson County, Indiana, at age 80 at the Kings Daughters Hospital at 9:00 in the evening. His cause of death was cardiac arrest. He was buried on 15 December 1975 in Dupont Cemetery, Dupont, Jefferson County, Indiana.

     Frederick Taleforo Shields was born on 27 May 1898 in Warren County, Kentucky. He was the son of Samuel James Shields and Blanche Isabell Fordyce. Frederick Taleforo Shields lived with Samuel James Shields and Blanche Isabell (Fordyce) Shields in June 1910 at Smallhouse Pike, Warren County, Kentucky. Frederick Taleforo Shields was described as medium height, medium build, with blue eyes and brown hair in September 1918. He registered for the draft for World War I on 18 September 1918, while living at Bowling Green, Kentucky, reporting he was employed as a farmer working for his father Samuel Shields. He lived with Samuel James Shields and Blanche Isabell (Fordyce) Shields in January 1920 at Small House Pike on a farm, Bowling Green, Warren County, Kentucky.

Frederick Taleforo Shields died in December 1973 in Warren County, Kentucky, at age 75.