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     William Barnes Allen was born on 11 February 1832 in Clinton County, Missouri. He married Margaret S. Allcock, daughter of Norvell Spencer Allcock and Lucy Henry Page, on 9 January 1853 Margaret and William had at least eight children including Mary Ann Allen, James Allen, Thomas Allen, William S. Allen, Obadiah Allen, Lucy Jane Allen, Mary Fances Allen, and John Lewis Allen. William Barnes Allen married Frances Elizabeth Allcock, daughter of Norvell Spencer Allcock and Lucy Henry Page, on 25 November 1867 in Madison County, Iowa. William and Frances had twin boys named Edward Anderson Allen and Samuel Edward Allen.

William Barnes Allen died on 17 August 1903 in Madison County, Iowa, at age 71. He was buried in Sayre Cemetery, St. Charles, Madison County, Iowa.

     Frances Elizabeth Allcock was born on 20 May 1840 in Gentry County, Missouri. She was the daughter of Norvell Spencer Allcock and Lucy Henry Page. Frances Elizabeth Allcock married Levi Ray in 1858. Frances Elizabeth Allcock married William Barnes Allen on 25 November 1867 in Madison County, Iowa. William and Frances had twin boys named Edward Anderson Allen and Samuel Edward Allen.

Frances Elizabeth Allcock died on 5 March 1896 in Madison County, Iowa, at age 55. She was buried in Sayre Cemetery, St. Charles, Madison County, Iowa.

     Levi Ray was born on 6 September 1838 in Shelby County, Indiana. He married Frances Elizabeth Allcock, daughter of Norvell Spencer Allcock and Lucy Henry Page, in 1858.

Levi Ray died on 6 March 1863 in Madison County, Iowa, at age 24. He was buried in Sayre Cemetery, St. Charles, Madison County, Iowa.

     John James Allcock was born on 18 February 1836 in Clay County, Missouri. He was the son of Norvell Spencer Allcock and Lucy Henry Page. John James Allcock married Mariah Hannah Hutchins on 23 February 1859 in Madison County, Iowa. John and Mariah had at least four children includig Francis Redmon Allcock, Lorenzo Spencer Allcock, Mary Ann Allcock, and Alice Elizra Allcock.

John James Allcock died on 22 September 1872 in Warren County, Iowa, at age 36. He was buried in Linn Grove Cemetery, Prole, Warren County, Iowa.

     Mariah Hannah Hutchins was born on 3 August 1842 in Ohio. She married John James Allcock, son of Norvell Spencer Allcock and Lucy Henry Page, on 23 February 1859 in Madison County, Iowa. John and Mariah had at least four children includig Francis Redmon Allcock, Lorenzo Spencer Allcock, Mary Ann Allcock, and Alice Elizra Allcock.

Mariah Hannah Hutchins died on 15 September 1872 in Norwalk, Pottawattamie County, Iowa, at age 30. She was buried in Linn Grove Cemetery, Prole, Warren County, Iowa.

     Lorenzo William Allcock was born on 9 May 1838 in Clay County, Missouri. He was the son of Norvell Spencer Allcock and Lucy Henry Page. Lorenzo William Allcock married Ann Rebecca Knott on 3 March 1859 in Madison County, Iowa. Lorenzo served in the Civil War and was wounded by a Minnie ball in the lung. He spent a long time in an Illinois hospital and his family believed he was dead but one day he came walking up to the house. Lorenzo and Ann had at least five children including Asbury Francis Allcock, William Asbury Allcock, Sherman Samuel Allcock, Simon Milton Allcock, and Marion Rawleigh Allcock.

Lorenzo William Allcock died on 1 March 1879 in St. Charles, Madison County, Iowa, at age 40. He was buried in Sayre Cemetery, Madison County, Iowa.

     Ann Rebecca Knott was born on 3 February 1839 in Parkersburg, Wood County, West Virginia. She married Lorenzo William Allcock, son of Norvell Spencer Allcock and Lucy Henry Page, on 3 March 1859 in Madison County, Iowa. Lorenzo and Ann had at least five children including Asbury Francis Allcock, William Asbury Allcock, Sherman Samuel Allcock, Simon Milton Allcock, and Marion Rawleigh Allcock.

Ann Rebecca Knott died on 7 August 1918 in Madison County, Iowa, at age 79. She was buried in Sayre Cemetery, Madison County, Iowa.

     Samuel R. Allcock was born on 19 December 1841 in DeKalb County, Missouri. He was the son of Norvell Spencer Allcock and Lucy Henry Page.

Samuel R. Allcock died on 31 March 1851 in St. Charles, Madison County, Iowa, at age 9. He was buried in Sayre Cemetery, St. Charles, Madison County, Iowa.

     James Henry Allcock was born on 4 May 1842 in Gentry County, Missouri. He was the son of Norvell Spencer Allcock and Lucy Henry Page. James Henry Allcock married Permelia Nichols in 1861. James and Permelia had at least eight children includin Mary Allcock, Frances Dalsena Allcock, Lorenzo William Allcock, Rachel Melvina Allcock, Addie Jane Allcock, Enoch Hayes Allcock, Lura Alleta Allcock, and Luch Bernette Allcock.

James Henry Allcock died on 22 August 1924 in Miller Township, Gentry County, Missouri, at age 82. He was buried in McFall Cemetery, McFall, Gentry County, Missouri.

     Permelia Nichols was born on 11 January 1846 in Gentry County, Missouri. She married James Henry Allcock, son of Norvell Spencer Allcock and Lucy Henry Page, in 1861. James and Permelia had at least eight children includin Mary Allcock, Frances Dalsena Allcock, Lorenzo William Allcock, Rachel Melvina Allcock, Addie Jane Allcock, Enoch Hayes Allcock, Lura Alleta Allcock, and Luch Bernette Allcock.

Permelia Nichols died on 4 May 1925 in Saint Joseph, Buchanan County, Missouri, at age 79. She was buried in McFall Cemetery, McFall, Gentry County, Missouri.

     Ambrose Page was born circa 1803 in Amherst County, Virginia. He was the son of Lindsey Page and Mary Polly Campbell.

Ambrose Page died circa 1832 in Kentucky.

     Lucy Campbell was born in 1774 in Amherst County, Virginia. She was the daughter of Ambrose Campbell and Margaret Nancy Gillespie.

Lucy Campbell died in 1832 in Illinois.

     Rachel Junius Campbell was born on 13 February 1778 in Amherst County, Virginia. She was the daughter of Ambrose Campbell and Margaret Nancy Gillespie. Rachel Junius Campbell married John Ennis on 6 September 1797 in Amherst County, Virginia.

Rachel Junius Campbell died on 5 September 1822 in Warren County, Kentucky, at age 44.

     John Ennis was born circa 1775 in Tennessee. He married Rachel Junius Campbell, daughter of Ambrose Campbell and Margaret Nancy Gillespie, on 6 September 1797 in Amherst County, Virginia. After Rachel's death John moved to Lafayette County, Missouri. John Ennis married Martha Doak on 23 September 1831. John and his second wife Martha (Doak) Hunt had three children including Martha Frances Ennis, Theresa Ennis, and Julia Ennis.

John Ennis died in 1841 in Lafayette County, Missouri. He was buried in Mount Tabor Cemetery, Odessa, Lafayette County, Missouri.

     Martha Doak was born in April 1790 in North Carolina. Martha had previously been married to John William Hunt and they had at least five children before he died. She married John Ennis on 23 September 1831. John and his second wife Martha (Doak) Hunt had three children including Martha Frances Ennis, Theresa Ennis, and Julia Ennis.

Martha Doak died on 22 August 1877 in Ray County, Missouri, at age 87. She was buried in Crowley Cemetery, Rayville, Missouri.

     Nancy Ennis was born on 5 June 1798. She was the daughter of John Ennis and Rachel Junius Campbell. Nancy Ennis married William H. Hickman on 24 January 1818 in Warren County, Kentucky. William and Nancy had at least eleveen children including an unnamed child born on 14 November 1818; John E. Hickman who was born on 6 June 1822 and died on 14 May 1845; Elizabeth Ann Hickman who was born on 7 November 1825 and died on 19 January 1866; an unnamed child who was born and died on 17 November 1828; an unnamed child who was born and died on 25 September 1829; Katherine Hickman who was born on 19 December 1830 and died on 3 January 1870; Henry W. Hickman who was likely born on 11 February 1833 and died on 5 November 1855; Ellen Hickman who was likely born on 5 January 1835 and died around 1857; William Hickman who was born on 25 May 1836 and died on 25 November 1886; and Alfred Hickman who was born on 30 October 1843 and died on 9 March 1913.

Nancy Ennis died on 13 May 1877 in Lafayette County, Missouri, at age 78.

     William H. Hickman was born on 16 July 1797 in Surry County, North Carolina. He married Nancy Ennis, daughter of John Ennis and Rachel Junius Campbell, on 24 January 1818 in Warren County, Kentucky. William and Nancy had at least eleveen children including an unnamed child born on 14 November 1818; John E. Hickman who was born on 6 June 1822 and died on 14 May 1845; Elizabeth Ann Hickman who was born on 7 November 1825 and died on 19 January 1866; an unnamed child who was born and died on 17 November 1828; an unnamed child who was born and died on 25 September 1829; Katherine Hickman who was born on 19 December 1830 and died on 3 January 1870; Henry W. Hickman who was likely born on 11 February 1833 and died on 5 November 1855; Ellen Hickman who was likely born on 5 January 1835 and died around 1857; William Hickman who was born on 25 May 1836 and died on 25 November 1886; and Alfred Hickman who was born on 30 October 1843 and died on 9 March 1913.

William H. Hickman died on 1 July 1849 in Lafayette County, Missouri, at age 51.

     James Garrison Ennis was born in 1802 in Amherst County, Virginia. He was the son of John Ennis and Rachel Junius Campbell. James Garrison Ennis married Catherine Buckley on 29 December 1823 in Kentucky. James married a second time to Margaret Spear, believed to be Margaret Mahala Spear. His wife’s name on the 1850 census was simply Margaret with her birth state listed as Kentucky. Confusion enters the scene on the 1860 census when his wife’s name is Mahila, near same birth year but in Tennessee. There were no primary source records available to the author to prove with absolute certainty that James married a third time. However, examination of census records seems to confirm there were two wives named “Mahalia” and that the first one with the maiden name of Spears was the mother of his children. This is further confirmed by the apparent mother of Margaret Spears, Adda Spears, being listed in the household on the 1850 census. James moved his family to Laayette County, Missouri sometime after his marriage to Margaret Spears. Sometime after the 1850 census James seems to have married a third time to Mahalia Campbel who was born in May 1812 in Tennessee and died on 22 May 1902 in Jasper County. It was said that James was killed at his home by Indians who were supposed to belong to Colonel Ritchey’s command and that his wife was so severely tortured as to render her a cripple for life. This would have been his third wife Mahalia Campbell. James and Margaret are believed to have had at least the following children before his death in 1862: George Washington Ennis who was born around 1828; James E. Ennis who was born around 1829; Thomas Jefferson Ennis who was born around 1830; William H. Ennis who was born around 1831; Julia M. Ennis who was born around 1832; Robert P. Ennis who was born around 1834; John N. Ennis who was born around 1837; Sarah A. Ennis who was born around 1839; Eliza Catherine Ennis who was born on 9 December 1839 and died on 25 July 1891; Mary Margaret Ennis who was born on 10 August 1843 and died on 8 February 1875; and David P. Ennis who was born around 1853.

James Garrison Ennis died on 20 September 1862 in Jasper County, Missouri. He was buried in Carterville Cemetery, Carterville, Jasper County, Missouri.

     Catherine Buckley was born in 1793. She married James Garrison Ennis, son of John Ennis and Rachel Junius Campbell, on 29 December 1823 in Kentucky.

Catherine Buckley died in 1826 in Kentucky.

     Richard and had at least three children including Sarah Collins who was born on 30 December 1821 and died on 6 November 1886; Lafayette Collins who was born around 1826; and William Collins who was born around 1830. Catherine Ennis was born on 8 March 1802 in Warren County, Kentucky. She was the daughter of John Ennis and Rachel Junius Campbell. Catherine Ennis married Richard Collins on 10 April 1818 in Warren County, Kentucky.

Catherine Ennis died on 27 June 1878 in Sedalia, Pettis County, Missouri, at age 76. She was buried in New Bethel Cemetery, Sedalia, Pettis County, Missouri.

     Richard and had at least three children including Sarah Collins who was born on 30 December 1821 and died on 6 November 1886; Lafayette Collins who was born around 1826; and William Collins who was born around 1830. Richard Collins was born in 1796 in Warren County, Kentucky. He married Catherine Ennis, daughter of John Ennis and Rachel Junius Campbell, on 10 April 1818 in Warren County, Kentucky.

Richard Collins died on 21 May 1851 in Missouri. He was buried in New Bethel Cemetery, Sedalia, Pettis County, Missouri.

     Elizabeth Ennis was born circa 1807 in Amherst County, Virginia. She was the daughter of John Ennis and Rachel Junius Campbell. Elizabeth Ennis married Thomas Buckley on 10 January 1824 in Warren County, Kentucky. It is believed that Elizabeth and Thomas had two sons.

Elizabeth Ennis died in 1880 in Sedalia, Pettis County, Missouri. She was buried in Crown Hill Cemetery, Sedalia, Pettis County, Missouri.

     Thomas Buckley married Elizabeth Ennis, daughter of John Ennis and Rachel Junius Campbell, on 10 January 1824 in Warren County, Kentucky.

Thomas Buckley died on 6 May 1870 in Sedalia, Pettis County, Missouri. He was buried in Crown Hill Cemetery, Sedalia, Pettis County, Missouri.

     Lucy Ennis was born in 1809 in Lafayette County, Missouri. She was the daughter of John Ennis and Rachel Junius Campbell.

Lucy Ennis died before 1841.

     George Ennis was born in 1810 in Warren County, Kentucky. He was the son of John Ennis and Rachel Junius Campbell. George Ennis married Rebecca Cole on 27 April 1834.

George Ennis died in February 1846 in Lafayette County, Missouri. George and Rebecca had at least five children including Rebecca Louisiana Ennis who was born around 1834 and died on 13 January 1908; Nancy Catherine Ennis who was born around 1836 and died around 1920; Mary E. Ennis who was born in 1840 and died in 1902; William Sublett Ennis who was born on 6 March 1842 and died on 12 September 1907; and George H. Ennis who was born around 1845 and died young.

     Rebecca Cole married George Ennis, son of John Ennis and Rachel Junius Campbell, on 27 April 1834. George and Rebecca had at least five children including Rebecca Louisiana Ennis who was born around 1834 and died on 13 January 1908; Nancy Catherine Ennis who was born around 1836 and died around 1920; Mary E. Ennis who was born in 1840 and died in 1902; William Sublett Ennis who was born on 6 March 1842 and died on 12 September 1907; and George H. Ennis who was born around 1845 and died young.

Rebecca Cole died in November 1894. She was buried in Ridge Park Cemetery, Marshall, Saline County, Missouri.

     Rachel Ennis was born in 1813 in Kentucky. She was the daughter of John Ennis and Rachel Junius Campbell. Rachel Ennis married Mathew Williams on 4 November 1829 in Lafayette County, Missouri. Mathew and Rachel had at least two children including Maray A. Williams who was born in 1854 and died on 22 July 1861 and Charles R. Williams who died in 1865.

Rachel Ennis died on 11 May 1897 in Johnson County, Missouri. She was buried in Mount Zion Cemetery, Duksburg, Johnson County, Missouri.

     Mathew Williams was buried in Mount Zion Cemetery, Duksburg, Johnson County, Missouri. He married Rachel Ennis, daughter of John Ennis and Rachel Junius Campbell, on 4 November 1829 in Lafayette County, Missouri. Mathew and Rachel had at least two children including Maray A. Williams who was born in 1854 and died on 22 July 1861 and Charles R. Williams who died in 1865.

     Margaret Ennis was born circa 1814 in Warren County, Kentucky. She was also known as Peggy. She married William Johnso in 1828 in Lafayette County, Missouri. It was the first marriage in “Long Grove Settlement” and was performed by Duke Young. The custom of the day was the “running for the bottle” at weddings. The prize was won by Granville Page. It was a bottle of whisky, with a red ribbon tied around its neck and was called “Black Betty.” The contestants would start on horseback and run to meet the bride and groom. The one that got there first was the winner and had the pleasure of presenting “Black Betty” to the parson who took the first drink, then to the bride and groom. All drink from the same bottle. Whole settlements came and were all made welcome. The celebration usually ended with a dance. She was the daughter of John Ennis and Rachel Junius Campbell.

     Isabella Campbell Ennis was born circa 1817 in Warren County, Kentucky. She was the daughter of John Ennis and Rachel Junius Campbell. Isabella married John Rutledge on 30 March 1834 in Lafayette County, Missouri. They likely had at least ten children one of whom was likely Dick Rutledge who was the last survivor of Kit Carson’s Scouts. It has been said that when Isabella and John moved west and settled in Salt Creek Valley near Leavenworth, Kansas one of Dick’s playmates was William Cody who later became famous as “Fuffalo Bill” Cody. It is interesting to note that it was also said that Dick was almost a double of Buffalo Bill in appearance.

Isabella Campbell Ennis died after 1870 in Kansas.