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     Elide Ellen Ackleson was born on 18 December 1871 at Madison County, Iowa. She was the daughter of William Ackleson and Susan R. Morgan. Elide Ellen Ackleson appeared on the census of 1880 in the household of her father, William Ackleson at Madison County, Iowa, as age eight and she had attended school within the census year.

     John Ackleson was born circa 1874 at Iowa. He was the son of William Ackleson and Susan R. Morgan. John Ackleson appeared on the census of 1880 in the household of his father, William Ackleson at Madison County, Iowa, as age six.

     Robert Ackleson was born on 12 January 1876 at Madison County, Iowa. He was the son of William Ackleson and Susan R. Morgan. Robert Ackleson appeared on the census of 1880 in the household of his father, William Ackleson at Madison County, Iowa, as age four.

     Harriett E. (Hattie) Ackleson was born on 20 May 1879 at Madison County, Iowa. She was the daughter of William Ackleson and Susan R. Morgan. Harriett E. (Hattie) Ackleson appeared on the census of 1880 in the household of her father, William Ackleson at Madison County, Iowa, as age one.

     Martha A. Nance was born circa 1850 at Illinois. She married Richard M. Morgan, son of Ambrose Dudley Morgan and Eliza Brown, on 12 December 1867 at Madison County, Iowa. Martha A. (Nance) Morgan appeared on the census of 1870 in the household of Richard M. Morgan at Madison County, Iowa; enumerated 20 July. Richard Morgan was enumerated as a 27 year old farmer with real estate valued at $2,220 and personal property valued at $1,044. Martha Morgan was enumerated as age 20 and keeping house. Sarah Morgan was enumerated as age one. Also enumerated in the household was William Morgan a 25 year old farm laborer. Martha A. (Nance) Morgan appeared on the census of 1880 in the household of Richard M. Morgan at Philips County, Kansas; enumerated 16 and 17 June. R.M. Morgan was enumerated as a 38 year old farmer. Martha A. Morgan was enumerated as his wife, age 30 and keeping house. Aloia K. Morgan was enumerated as R.M.'s eight year old son. The five daughters were enumerated as Sarah L. age twelve, Larah L. age ten, Annie age six, Melissa C. age four and Lillie P. age ten months. Also enumerated in the household was a seven year old nephew, Thomas R. Nance. All the children, except for Lillie, had attended school within the census year.

     William H. Jones was born in December 1840 at Illinois. He married Survilla P. Morgan, daughter of Ambrose Dudley Morgan and Eliza Brown, on 15 March 1866 at Madison County, Iowa. William H. Jones appeared on the census of 1880 at Phillips County, Kansas; enumerated 18 June. William H. Jones was enumerated as a 39 year old farmer. Servilla Jones was enumerated as his wife, age 33 and keeping house. Enumerated as his sons were John D. age eleven and James T. age nine. Enumerated as his daughters were Rosella age six, Catharine age four and one year old Mary J. Jones, James and Rosella had attended school within the census year and John was working as a farmer. He appeared on the census of 1900 at Adair County, Iowa; enumerated 5 June. William Jones was enumerated as a 59 year old day laborer with a mortgage on his home. Survila Jones was enumerated as his wife age 53 and the mother of ten children with eight still living. Also enumerated in the household was a twelve year old daughter, Stella. Researcher's Note: It appears that the William H. Jones family moved from Iowa to Kansas circa 1875, back to Iowa circa 1877, to Kansas circa 1879 back to Iowa before 1880, back to Kansas for the 1880 census and finally back to Iowa after 1880.

     Stella Jones was born in July 1887 at Iowa. She was the daughter of William H. Jones and Survilla P. Morgan. Stella Jones appeared on the census of 1900 in the household of her father, William H. Jones at Adair County, Iowa, as age twelve and had attended school for nine months of the last school year.

     Bessie B. Ackleson was born on 24 April 1884 at Madison County, Iowa. She was the daughter of William Ackleson and Susan R. Morgan.

     Zelia May Ackleson was born on 29 September 1881 at Madison County, Iowa. She was the daughter of William Ackleson and Susan R. Morgan.

     Anna Marie Gobel was born in August 1871 at Illinois. She married Charles M. Terhune, son of Lucian Terhune and Betsy Asher Killion, on 26 February 1889 at Menard County, Illinois. Anna (Gobel) Terhune appeared on the census of 1900 in the household of Charles M. Terhune at Taylor County, Iowa; enumerated 9 June. Charles M. Terhune was enumerated as a 27 year old farmer. Anna M. Terhune was enumerated as age 28 and the mother of three children, one still living. Four year old Esther M. Terhune was enumerated as the daughter of Charles Terhune. Also enumerated in the household were two of Charles' cousins, twelve year old Maud William and seven year old Carl T. Denton. Anna (Gobel) Terhune and Charles M. Terhune adopted Carl Terhune Denton between 1900 and 1910. Anna (Gobel) Terhune appeared on the census of 1910 in the household of Charles M. Terhune at Sangamon County, Illinois; enumerated 28 April. Charles M. Terhune was enumerated as a 44 year old farmer. Annie M. Terhune was enumerated as his wife, age 46 and the mother of four children, all deceased. Included in the household was their seventeen year old adopted son, Carl Terhune Denton. Carl was working as a farm laborer on the home farm and had attended school during the current school year. Anna (Gobel) Terhune appeared on the census of 1920 in the household of Charles M. Terhune at Menard County, Illinois; enumerated 9 January. Charley M. Terhune was enumerated as a 56 year old farmer who owned his farm with a mortgage. Anna M. Terhune was enumerated as his wife, age 57. Also enumerated in the household were a daughter, Ethel M. Workman age eighteen and a grandson, George E. Workman age one. Anna (Gobel) Terhune died on 18 May 1926 at Petersburg, Menard County, Illinois, at age 54.

     Osa B. Terhune was born on 1 March 1898. She was the daughter of Charles M. Terhune and Anna Marie Gobel. Osa B. Terhune died on 22 December 1898 at Taylor County, Iowa. She was buried at Guss Cemetery, Taylor County, Iowa.

     Esther M. Terhune was born in April 1896 at Iowa. She was the daughter of Charles M. Terhune and Anna Marie Gobel. Esther M. Terhune appeared on the census of 1900 in the household of her father, Charles M. Terhune at Taylor County, Iowa, as age four.

     Carl Terhune Denton was born on 11 January 1893 at Petersburg, Menard County, Illinois. He was the son of Charles M. Terhune and Anna Marie Gobel. Carl Terhune Denton appeared on the census of 1900 in the household of his cousin, Charles M. Terhune at Taylor County, Iowa, as age seven. Carl Terhune Denton was adopted between 1900 and 1910, by Charles M. Terhune and his wife, Anna Marie Gobel Terhune. He appeared on the census of 1910 in the household of Charles M. Terhune at Sangamon County, Illinois, as the seventeen year old adopted son of Charles and Anna Terhune. He was working as a laborer on the home farm and had attended school during the current school year. Carl Terhune Denton married Clara C. (?) circa 1914 at Illinois. Carl Terhune Denton registered for the World War I draft on 5 June 1917 at Cotton Hill Precinct, Sangamon County, Illinois, during the first registration. His draft card records that he was 24 years old, farming and had a wife and one child to support. He was described as being tall, of medium build with grey eyes and brown hair. He lived in June 1917 at Custer, Marshall County, Illinois; according to his draft card. He appeared on the census of 1920 at Sangamon County, Illinois; enumerated 17 January. Carl T. Denton was enumerated as a 27 year old retail merchant working for himself. Clara C. Denton was enumerated as age 28. Also enumerated in the household was a four month old daughter, Blanch J. Denton. He suffered the death of his mother, Anna (Gobel) Terhune on 18 May 1926 at Petersburg, Menard County, Illinois. Carl Terhune Denton appeared on the census of 1930 at Sangamon County, Illinois; enumerated 22 April. Carl Denton was enumerated as a 36 year old salesman for a hardware store. He owned a radio and his monthly rent was $35. Clara Denton was enumerated as his wife age 39 and a cook at a restaurant. Enumerated as his daughters were Blanch age fifteen and Marjorie age nine. Also included in the household was his 80 year old mother-in-law, Jeanette Pape. He suffered the death of his father, Charles M. Terhune on 24 July 1932 at Road District No. 11, Menard County, Illinois.

     Ethel M. Terhune was born circa 1902 at Illinois. She was the daughter of Charles M. Terhune and Anna Marie Gobel. Ethel M. (Terhune) Workman appeared on the census of 1920 in the household of Charles M. Terhune at Menard County, Illinois, as the eighteen year old daughter of Charley M. Terhune. Also included in the household was one year old George E. Workman who was enumerated as the grandson of Charley M. Terhune. Researcher's Note: Ethel M. may be the 12 year old Maud William enumerated as C.M. Terhune's cousin on the 1900 census.

     George E. Workman was born on 29 September 1918 at Illinois. He was the son of Ethel M. Terhune. George E. Workman appeared on the census of 1920 in the household of Charles M. Terhune at Menard County, Illinois, as the one year old grandson of Charley M. Terhune. George E. Workman died on 12 February 1967 at age 48. He was buried at Farmers Point Cemetery, Menard County, Illinois.

     Clara C. (?) was born circa 1892 at Illinois. She married Carl Terhune Denton, son of Charles M. Terhune and Anna Marie Gobel, circa 1914 at Illinois. Clara C. (?) Denton appeared on the census of 1920 in the household of Carl Terhune Denton at Sangamon County, Illinois; enumerated 17 January. Carl T. Denton was enumerated as a 27 year old retail merchant working for himself. Clara C. Denton was enumerated as age 28. Also enumerated in the household was a four month old daughter, Blanch J. Denton. Clara C. (?) Denton appeared on the census of 1930 in the household of Carl Terhune Denton at Sangamon County, Illinois; enumerated 22 April. Carl Denton was enumerated as a 36 year old salesman for a hardware store. He owned a radio and his monthly rent was $35. Clara Denton was enumerated as his wife age 39 and a cook at a restaurant. Enumerated as his daughters were Blanch age fifteen and Marjorie age nine. Also included in the household was his 80 year old mother-in-law, Jeanette Pape.

     John D. Jones was born circa 1869 at Iowa. He was the son of William H. Jones and Survilla P. Morgan. John D. Jones appeared on the census of 1880 in the household of his father, William H. Jones at Phillips County, Kansas, as age eleven and working as a farmer.

     James T. Jones was born circa 1871 at Iowa. He was the son of William H. Jones and Survilla P. Morgan. James T. Jones appeared on the census of 1880 in the household of his father, William H. Jones at Phillips County, Kansas, as age nine and had attended school within the census year.

     Rosella Jones was born circa 1874 at Iowa. She was the daughter of William H. Jones and Survilla P. Morgan. Rosella Jones appeared on the census of 1880 in the household of her father, William H. Jones at Phillips County, Kansas, as age six and had attended school within the census year.

     Catharine Jones was born circa 1876 at Kansas. She was the daughter of William H. Jones and Survilla P. Morgan. Catharine Jones appeared on the census of 1880 in the household of her father, William H. Jones at Phillips County, Kansas, as age four.

     Sarah L. Morgan was born circa 1869 at Iowa. She was the daughter of Richard M. Morgan and Martha A. Nance. Sarah L. Morgan appeared on the census of 1870 in the household of Richard M. Morgan at Madison County, Iowa, as age one. Sarah L. Morgan appeared on the census of 1880 in the household of her father, Richard M. Morgan at Philips County, Kansas, as age twelve and she had attended school within the census year.

     Larah B. Morgan was born circa 1870 at Iowa. She was the daughter of Richard M. Morgan and Martha A. Nance. Larah B. Morgan appeared on the census of 1880 in the household of her father, Richard M. Morgan at Philips County, Kansas, as age ten and she had attended school within the census year.

     Aloia K. Morgan was born circa 1872 at Iowa. He was the son of Richard M. Morgan and Martha A. Nance. Aloia K. Morgan appeared on the census of 1880 in the household of his father, Richard M. Morgan at Philips County, Kansas, as age eight and he had attended school within the census year.

     Annie Morgan was born circa 1874 at Iowa. She was the daughter of Richard M. Morgan and Martha A. Nance. Annie Morgan appeared on the census of 1880 in the household of her father, Richard M. Morgan at Philips County, Kansas, as age six and she had attended school within the census year.

     Melissa C. Morgan was born circa 1876 at Iowa. She was the daughter of Richard M. Morgan and Martha A. Nance. Melissa C. Morgan appeared on the census of 1880 in the household of her father, Richard M. Morgan at Philips County, Kansas, as age four and she had attended school within the census year.

     William J. Killion was born on 23 July 1831. He married Perlina B. Roe, daughter of Hugh D. Roe and Susan Brown, on 20 January 1853 at Menard County, Illinois. William J. Killion died on 25 October 1858 at Menard County, Illinois, at age 27. He was buried at Lebanon Cemetery, Menard County, Illinois.

     Robert Stanton Shreves was born on 26 May 1840 at Midway, Fulton County, Illinois. He married Perlina (Roe) Killion, daughter of Hugh D. Roe and Susan Brown, on 3 April 1859 at Menard County, Illinois. Robert Stanton Shreves appeared on the census of 1860 at Menard County, Illinois; enumerated 5 September. R. S. Shrieves was enumerated as a 20 year old farmer with $600 value in personal property. Purlina B. Shrieves was enumerated as age 26. Children enumerated in the household were Joseph W. Shrieves age nine months, Fleming W. Killion age seven, Mary S. Killion age six, Sarah C. Killion age three. Also enumerated in the household was a 50 year old carpenter, H. D. Roe. He appeared on the census of 1870 at Menard County, Illinois; enumerated 4 August. Robt. Shrieves was enumerated as a 30 year old farmer with real estate valued at $4,800 and personal property valued at $1,000. Patience Shrieves was enumerated as age 37 and keeping house. Shrieves children enumerated in the household were William age eleven, Harriet age eight, Martha age six and Francis age four. Also enumerated in the household were; Henry Killion age seventeen, Mary Killion age fifteen, Sarah Killion age thirteen and Hugh Roe a 59 year old farmer. He appeared on the census of 1880 at Champaign County, Illinois; enumerated 5 June. R. S. Shreeves was enumerated as a 40 year old farmer. Paulina Shreves was enumerated as his 46 year old wife. Shreeves children included in the household were; William age twenty, Harriet age eighteen, Nettie age sixteen, Frances age fourteen and A. T. age nine. He appeared on the census of 1900 at Menard County, Illinois; enumerated 1 June. Robert S. Shreves was enumerated as age 60 and a salesman for a nursery. Perlina Shreves was enumerated as his wife, age 66 and the mother of eight children with seven children still living. They owned their home with a mortgage. He died on 8 May 1917 at 1004 North Center Street, Bloomington, McLean County, Illinois, at age 76; at the home of his daughter, Harriet J. Disbrow. He was buried at Elmwood Cemetery, Greenview, Menard County, Illinois.

     Joseph William Shreves was born circa December 1859 at Petersburg, Menard County, Illinois. He was the son of Robert Stanton Shreves and Perlina B. Roe. Joseph William Shreves appeared on the census of 1860 in the household of Robert Stanton Shreves at Menard County, Illinois, as age nine months, born in Illinois. Joseph William Shreves appeared on the census of 1870 in the household of Robert Stanton Shreves at Menard County, Illinois, as William age eleven and he had attended school within the year. Joseph William Shreves appeared on the census of 1880 in the household of his father, Robert Stanton Shreves at Champaign County, Illinois, as William age 20 and at home. Joseph William Shreves lived in November 1888 at Greenview, Menard County, Illinois. He married Mary W Drake on 29 November 1888 at Pekin, Tazewell County, Illinois; with the ceremony performed by Pastor S. L. Gamble.

     Fleming W. Killion was born on 1 December 1853 at Menard County, Illinois. He was the son of William J. Killion and Perlina B. Roe. Fleming W. Killion appeared on the census of 1860 in the household of Robert Stanton Shreves at Menard County, Illinois, as age seven, born in Illinois. Fleming W. Killion appeared on the census of 1870 in the household of Robert Stanton Shreves at Menard County, Illinois, as Henry age seventeen and he had attended school within the year. Fleming W. Killion married Addie E. Goldsby on 28 December 1875 at Menard County, Illinois. Fleming W. Killion appeared on the census of 1880 at Champaign County, Illinois; enumerated 7 June. F. W. Killion was enumerated as a 26 year old farmer. Addie E. Killion was enumerated as his 21 year old wife. Included in the household was one son, Claudie D. Killion age three. He was a member of the "Lebanon C. P. church." He joined after having professed his faith in 1884. He married Sarah (Dodson) Johnson on 3 September 1885 at Menard County, Illinois. Fleming W. Killion appeared on the census of 1900 at Menard County, Illinois; enumerated 1 June. Flem Killion was enumerated as a 47 year old teamster. Emma Killion was enumerated as age 37 and the mother of five children with three still living. They were renting their home in Petersburg. Killion children included in the household were; Harry J. age nineteen, Bell J. age eighteen and Riley age nine Frank Powers, a boarder, was also living with the family. Researcher's Note: Harry J. and Bell J. were listed as Killion children in error. They were Emma's children from her first marriage and their surname was Johnson. He had suffered from cancer for eighteen years.

Fleming W. Killion died on 4 March 1904 at Menard County, Illinois, at age 50; at his home near Petersburg. Funeral services were held on 6 March 1904; at his residence. He was buried at Lebanon Cemetery, Menard County, Illinois.

     Mary Susan Killion was born on 15 March 1854 at Petersburg, Menard County, Illinois. She was the daughter of William J. Killion and Perlina B. Roe. Mary Susan Killion appeared on the census of 1860 in the household of Robert Stanton Shreves at Menard County, Illinois, as age six and born in Illinois. Mary Susan Killion appeared on the census of 1870 in the household of Robert Stanton Shreves at Menard County, Illinois, as Mary age fifteen and she had attended school within the year. Mary Susan Killion married Wiley C. Cargill on 8 March 1881 at Tazewell County, Illinois. Mary Susan (Killion) Cargill and Wiley C. Cargill lived in 1900 at 1600 Black Avenue, Springfield, Sangamon County, Illinois. Mary Susan (Killion) Cargill appeared on the census of 1900 in the household of Wiley C. Cargill at Sangamon County, Illinois; enumerated 15 June. Wiley C. Cargill was enumerated as 45 year old day laborer. Mary S. Cargill was enumerated as his 45 year old wife and the mother of four children with three still living. They were renting their home on Black Avenue. Cargill children enumerated in the household were; Sidney age seventeen, Jennie L. age eleven and Leroy age six. Mary Susan (Killion) Cargill and Wiley C. Cargill lived in April 1910 at 1336 North Fourth Street, Springfield, Sangamon County, Illinois. Mary Susan (Killion) Cargill appeared on the census of 1910 in the household of Wiley C. Cargill at Sangamon County, Illinois; enumerated 20 April. Wiley Cargill was enumerated as a 54 year old traction engineer. Mary S. Cargill was enumerated as hi 54 year old wife and the mother of four children with three still living. Included in the household were two sons, Leroy age 15, Sidney age 27 and one daughter Jennie age 22. Also included in the household were Jennie's husband, James D. "Arbstnot" age 25 and Sidney's wife, Tessie age 19. Mary Susan (Killion) Cargill appeared on the census of 1920 in the household of Wiley C. Cargill at Sangamon County, Illinois; enumerated 6 January. Wiley C. Cargill was enumerated as the 65 year old proprietor of a saw mill. Mary S. Cargill was enumerated as his 64 year old wife. Included in the household was son Leroy, a 24 year old machinist in a saw mill. Mary Susan (Killion) Cargill and Wiley C. Cargill lived in April 1930 at 1336 North Fourth Street, Springfield, Sangamon County, Illinois. Mary Susan (Killion) Cargill appeared on the census of 1930 in the household of Wiley C. Cargill at Sangamon County, Illinois; enumerated 10 April. Wiley Cargill was enumerated as age 76. Mary S. Cargill was enumerated as his 76 year old wife. They owned their home valued at $4,000. Renting lodging in the same dwelling was their son Sidney, his wife Ethel and daughter Belva. Mary Susan (Killion) Cargill was widowed with the death of her husband, Wiley C. Cargill on 6 April 1932 at Jacksonville, Morgan County, Illinois.

Mary Susan (Killion) Cargill died on 4 August 1932 at Springfield, Sangamon County, Illinois, at age 78. She was buried at Lebanon Cemetery, Petersburg, Menard County, Illinois.