Spouse: Mrs. Sarah BREAZEALE. Mrs. Sarah BREAZEALE and Willis BREAZEALE were married in 1776. Children were: Benjamin BREAZEALE.

Spouse: Phillip Sylvester RYEL. Nellie Ann BRECK and Phillip Sylvester RYEL were married about 1897. Children were: Myrtle Edna RYEL, Lester Elsworth RYEL, Gladys Marie RYEL, Cecil Leona RYEL, George Wesley RYEL, Virgie Emma RYEL, Kenneth Leo RYEL, Eilene RYEL, Berdetta Mae RYEL, Willie Delbert RYEL.

Spouse: Cicely (Nmn-Adam) BREDBURY. _UIDE985D11570A7D811BD0D0000E812BF5C3343Children were: Cecily (Cicely) BREDBURY.

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Contact hollister_family@@dodo.com.au for information or corrections Parents: Adam BREDBURY and Cicely (Nmn-Adam) BREDBURY.

Spouse: Peter ARDERNE. _UID254BD11570A7D811BD0D0000E812BF5C359DChildren were: Hugh ARDERNE, Blanche ARDERNE.

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Spouse: Jordan II BREDBURY. _UID8ECCD01570A7D811BD0D0000E812BF5C1EAEChildren were: Adam BREDBURY.

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Spouse: Adam BREDBURY. _UIDE985D11570A7D811BD0D0000E812BF5C3343Children were: Cecily (Cicely) BREDBURY.

Children were: Alexander DE BREDBURY.

Children were: Jordan II BREDBURY.

Spouse: Cecily (Nmn-Jordon) BREDBURY. _UID8ECCD01570A7D811BD0D0000E812BF5C1EAEChildren were: Adam BREDBURY.

Spouse: Elizabeth WHEELER. Elizabeth WHEELER and Allen BREED were married on 14 November 1622 in Wharley, Bedfordshire, England. Children were: Elizabeth BREED.

Spouse: William MERRIAM [SR.]/. Elizabeth BREED and William MERRIAM [SR.]/ were married in 1653 in Lynn, Essex, Massachusetts.

Spouse: Mercy PALMER. Children were: John BREED.

Spouse: Agnes PRATCHETT. Agnes PRATCHETT and John BREED were married on 14 October 1585 in Westoning, Bedfordshire, England. Children were: Allen BREED.

Spouse: Mary PRENTICE. Mary PRENTICE and John BREED were married on 14 October 1725 in Stonington, New London, CT. Children were: Mercy BREED.

Spouse: Priscilla AVERY. Priscilla AVERY and Joseph BREED were married on 2 June 1737 in , Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut. Children were: Priscella Avery BREED.

Spouse: John NOYES. Mercy BREED and John NOYES were married on 30 May 1744 in Stonington, New London, CT.

Spouse: Obediah HOWARD. Priscella Avery BREED and Obediah HOWARD were married in 1758 in , , Orange Co., North Carolina. Children were: Jane HOWARD, Nancy HOWARD, Joseph HOWARD, Mary HOWARD, Stephen HOWARD, Hannah HOWARD, Jesse HOWARD, Avery HOWARD, William HOWARD, Christopher HOWARD, Sarah HOWARD, Priscella HOWARD, Anna HOWARD.

Spouse: Lewis THOMAS. Children were: Ruth Ann THOMAS.

1272-1272 Johnson, Nelson 38 M W NC
Johnson, Elisabeth 30 F W KY
Johnson, John 12 M W IN
Johnson, Mary J. 10 F W IN
Johnson, Nancy A. 3 F W IN
Johnson, Isaac N. 4 mns M W IN

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Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Bp Occu Father's Bp Mother's Bp
Elysabeth JOHNSON Self W Female W 47 KY Keeping House KY KY
John W. JOHNSON Son S Male W 27 IN KY KY
Franklin CORY Other S Male W 24 IN Laborer IN IN

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Source Information:
Census Place Decker, Knox, Indiana (1880)
Family History Library Film 1254289
NA Film Number T9-0289
Page Number 354A

Breeden1 - The Breeden family Of Virginia and parts West. Parents: Henry BREEDING and Polly 'Mary' DAVIS.

Civil War Record: Enrolled as a Private of Company D, 66th Regiment Indiana Volunteers at Paoli, Indiana on the 12th day of August 1862, mustered into service at New Albany, Indiana on the 19th day of August for the term of 3 years by General Wallace. Physical description: Age: 35, Eyes: blue, Hair: black, Height: 5' 8", Complexion: dark. Nativity: Shelby County, Kentucky Occupation: Farmer.

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Died at Indianapolis, IN on 20 December 1862
Source: Report of the Adjutant General of the State of Indiana
Abbreviation: INRoster
Published by Holloway on 1865-66

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Company K, Sixty-Sixth Regiment, Indiana Volunteer Infantry

BREEDEN, Henry Pierce (27 May 1827-20 Dec 1862), private Co K, 66th Regt IN Vols; died of pneumonia in Indianapolis; son of Henry and Mary (Davis) Breeden, born Shelby Co KY; wife: Mary Ellen Carroll Moore; buried in Moores Ridge Cemetery.

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1860 French Lick, Orange CO, Indiana
1137-1137 Breeden, Henry P. 33 M W Farmer $480 $300 KY
Breeden, Mary E. 26 F W IN
Breeden, William B. 10 M W IN
Breeden, Franklin B. 10 M W IN
Breeden, John W. 5 M W IN
Breeden, Mary E. 3 F W IN
Breeden, Thomas J. 1 M W IN
Carroll, Hannah 18 F W IN
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Breeden1 - The Breeden family Of Virginia and parts West. Parents: Henry BREEDING and Polly 'Mary' DAVIS.

Spouse: Mary Ellen CARROLL. Mary Ellen CARROLL and Henry Pierce BREEDEN were married on 21 February 1852 in ,Orange, Indiana. Children were: Joseph Thomas BREEDEN, Mary Elizabeth BREEDEN.

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1860 French Lick, Orange Co., IN

1172-1172 Breeden, Isaac 39 M W $815 $260 KY
Breeden, Sarah 36 F W IN
Breeden, Edward W. 13 M W IN
Breeden, James S. 12 M W IN
Breeden, Zebulon T. 9 M W IN
Breeden, Cordelia E. 8 F W IN
Breeden, William 4 M W IN
Breden, Surlinda 2 F W IN
Breden, Talbott 1 mns M W IN

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1850 French Lick, Orange Co., In

832-835 BREEDEN Isaac 29 Farmer 200 KY
Sarah
John 6
Edward
James S. 1 IN

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Breeden1 - The Breeden family Of Virginia and parts West. Parents: Henry BREEDING and Polly 'Mary' DAVIS.

813-815 BREEDEN James 31 Farmer 6000
Mary
Isaac
Anna L
Sarah A. 6 IN

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Breeden1 - The Breeden family Of Virginia and parts West. Parents: Henry BREEDING and Polly 'Mary' DAVIS.

Spouse: Nora Mae STALEY. Children were: Living BREEDEN, Living BREEDEN.

Spouse: Susan Mary LASHBROOK. Susan Mary LASHBROOK and Joseph Thomas BREEDEN were married on 30 January 1882 in ,Orange, Indiana.

Spouse: Thomas J. ROBERSON. Children were: Maude ROBERSON, Hallie ROBERSON, Era ROBERSON, Owen ROBERSON.

Spouse: William Woodson CUMMINS.

Spouse: John Wesley LASHBROOK. Mary Elizabeth BREEDEN and John Wesley LASHBROOK were married on 24 March 1872 in ,Orange, Indiana.

HOLMSTUTTER Frances 25 KY
Henry 7 IN
Elizabeth 4 IN
Martha 2/12 IN
Sophronia 2/12 IN
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Surnames present never-ending work

The Norman Transcript

Genealogists always are faced with the problem of identifying maiden names of the women in their lineage. We usually depend on marriage records to provide this much-sought-after surname.?

Can we always depend on this source? One of my so-called brick walls is, "was Martha's surname Braden or Helmsutter?

Martha A. Braden married William Albert Hatt Jan. 5, 1871, in Parke County, Ind. Their only child was Ida Jane Hatt, my great-grandmother.?

On the marriage record Martha's surname is listed Braden, but the many hours spent searching for her family has proven to be unsuccessful, or at least not supported by the necessary proofs.?

Martha first was found on the 1870 Parke County, Ind., Census, living in the household of William and Ella Marshall with their daughter, Lavina.?

Ellen and Martha both were 20 years old, and Martha is listed with the surname Braden. She died June 9, 1875, and is buried in the Rush Creek Cemetery in Parke County.?

Her birth date was May 4, 1850, and she is listed on the cemetery transcription as the d/o (daughter of) Wm. Hatt.?That has been misread as it should be w/o (wife/of) Wm. Hatt.

Ellen Marshall also is buried in the Rush Creek Cemetery under the name of Sophronia Marshall who died Dec. 31, 1886, (should have been 1880) at the age of 30 years, 7 months and 27 days.?

With the death date being 1880, her birth date would have been May 4, 1850. Ellen Braden married William Marshall Aug. 23, 1868, in Parke County, Ind. William Marshall and several of their children also are buried in the Rush Creek Cemetery.

While searching for the family of Martha Braden on the 1850 census, I found the family of James Breeden in Orange County, Ind.?

In this family is Frances Holmsutter with her children, Henry, Elizabeth and twin daughters Martha and Sophronia, who are listed as being?2 and a half years old.?

The census was taken in October, but the official census date would have been June 1, 1850, regardless as to when the census was taken, which means that the twins' birth date could have been April rather than May or the person giving the information was not correct in their computation of their age.

Other researchers list James Breeden and Mary Frances Breeden as the children of Henry and Mary Ann Davis Breeden, so we find Frances in her brother's household.

James' wife had died, so Frances could have been keeping house for the family. Her husband, Christian Holmsutter, was living in another household and did not have an occupation listed.

On the 1860 Orange County, Ind., Census, Frances Breeden is living in the household of Henry and Caroline Hammond. Her daughter, Elizabeth Helmstetter, is living in the home of Abraham and Elizabeth Bixler. Sophona Hullumstellar is living in the home of Gary and Eliza J. Matthews.

All three are living in the town of Paoli. Henry and Martha Braden are living in the home of their grandmother, Mary Ann Davis Breeden Moore, in French Lick, Orange County, Ind.?

On the 1880 Liberty Township, Parke County, Ind., in the household of William and Sophronia Marshall is Mary Bradain, listed as the mother-in-law of William.?

Sophronia died by the 1900 census and Mary Bradain (Breeden, Braden) has not been found on that census. The oldest daughter of Sophronia, Lavina Marshall, died Aug. 13, 1887, at the age of 18 years and 24 days.?

There was another daughter born to Sophronia and William, Lillian Marshall, 8 years of age, on the 1880 census. Lillian Isabell Marshall married Melvin K. Brown March 21, 1900.?

Melvin Brown died in 1925 and he and L. Isabelle Brown are buried in the Rush Creek Cemetery. Isabelle died Nov. 27, 1955.

Future research will be the request for the death certificate for Isabelle Brown from the state of Indiana. Hopefully the death certificate will list her mother as Sophronia Ellen Braden or Helmsutter.?

That probably will be the closest I can come to learning the true surname of my great-great-grandmother, Martha A. Braden (Helmsutter) Hatt. Why they decided to use the name of Braden is not known and may never be understood.?

The Norman Transcript -- Published: February 17, 2007

Breeden1 - The Breeden family Of Virginia and parts West. Parents: Henry BREEDING and Polly 'Mary' DAVIS.

Spouse: Thomas Jefferson ROBERSON.

On the 1785 census as recorded by Zach Burnley Abner is now listed as Abner Breeding on page 97 with 9 White Souls, 0 blacks and 1 Dwelling in Orange Co.

Breeden1 - The Breeden family Of Virginia and parts West. Parents: Richard 'Cross' BREEDING and Eleanor UNKNOWN.

Spouse: Elizabeth "O'quinn" QUINN. Children were: Spencer BREEDING.

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Breeden1 - The Breeden family Of Virginia and parts West. Parents: Richard BREEDING , Jr and Frances FAIRCHILD.

PROBATE COURT ORDER BOOK, SCOTT COUNTY, INDIANA

page 37

The State of Indiana [ At a Special County Sct Session of the Probate Court
for the County Aforesaid held at the Court House in Lexington on the 10th
day of September 1825

Present
James Reeves & John Johnson Esqrs
The Associate Judges of the Scott Circuit Court

On motion of the Overseer of the Poor for Jinnings Township

Ordered by the Court that John O. Miranda be appointed Guardian for
Perdelia Goben of the age of Sixteen years Lurania Goben of the age of
fourteen years Malinda Goben twelve years Ballard Goben Nine years Rebecca Goben Seven
years Frances Goben five years of age suferant Children of William Goben
decd late of the County aforesaid and John Tucker and Samuel Sellers are
approved of as Security of the Said Miranda who will enter into bond in the
Clerks Office in Sum of One hundred and forty dollars Conditioned for the faithful
performance of of said Guardian

Whereupon the Court adjourned untill Court in Course

James Reeves

John Johnson Judges

Breeden1 - The Breeden family Of Virginia and parts West. Parents: Richard BREEDING , Jr and Frances FAIRCHILD.

Spouse: Polly 'Mary' DAVIS. Polly 'Mary' DAVIS and Henry BREEDING were married on 17 September 1818 in Shelby Co, Kentucky.⁸⁶⁸ Children were: James S. BREEDEN, Isaac Newton BREEDEN, Mary Frances BREEDEN, Elizabeth BREEDEN, Henry Pierce BREEDEN.

January the 26 day 1807 this is to sertify that I give my Daughater Caty liberty to marry who she
pleases
William Goben teste
James Breeden
John Breeden

Will GobenShelby CountyBuck Creek
I Certify that Mr. James Breeden and Caty Goven were Joined together in
Marriage the 9th day of February 1807
George Waller ()
Minister of the Gospel

Breeden1 - The Breeden family Of Virginia and parts West. Parents: Richard BREEDING , Jr and Frances FAIRCHILD.

From the 26th and 28th of March, 1816 Book of Deeds and Records, Madison County (then),
Virginia reveals the following recording and execution of the will of Jobe Breeding born ca
1740:

At a court held for Madison County, the 26th day of March, 1816.

This bond was in open court, acknowledged by the parties___________ and
ordered to be recorded.

TESTE Benjamin______________

I, Job Breeding, of Madison County in the State of Virginia, conscious of the
uncertainty of human life, do make my last will and testament as follows.

After paying my just debts and funeral escpences, I give to my wife, Jane
Breeding, for and during the term of her natural life, all the rest of my
estate both real and personal of what nature or kind soever it may be, and
after the death of my said wife, I give and devise the same to my daughter
Fanny Breeding and her heirs forever.

I appoint Thomas Graves, Joel S. Graves, and William Burnett coexecutors of
this my last will and testament. In testimony where of I have subscribed my name on the 19th day of June in the Year 1815.

Signed and Published by the testator
to be his Last Will and Testament in his
our presence; and in his presence we Job Breeding
subscribed our names as witnesses.

mark

Michael Wallace
his
Wm. Burnett
mark
Execution of the Will

Know all men by these (presents?) over, we act ______ ____ Fanny Breeding
are held and firmly bound unto Robert Thomas, William Mallory, Michael
Wallace, Thomas Shirley and Daniel Field Gentlemen Justices of the court of
Madison County, now sitting, in the sum of Fifteen Hundred Dollars to the
payment whereof will and truly to be made to the said Justices and their
successors, We bind ourselves and each of us, our and each of our heirs,
escecutors and administrators jointly and severally firmly by these presents.
Sealed with our seals and dated this 26th day of March Anno Domini 1816. And in the 40th year of the Commonwealth.

The condition of this obligation is such that if the above bound Joel S. Graves, escecutor of the Last Will and Testament of Job Breeding deceased, do make or cause to be made a true and perfect inventory of all and singular the goods and chattels and credits of the deceased which have or shall come to the
hands, possession or knowledge of the said Joel S. Graves or into the hands;
and possession of any other person or persons for him and the same so made, do
(eochitet) sp? into the County Court of Madison at such time as he shall be
thereunto required by the said court and the same goods chattels and credits
and all of the goods, chattels and credits of the said deceased, which at any
time after, shall come to the hands or in the hands and possession of any
other person or persons for him, do well and truly administer according to
law; and further, do make a just and true account of his actings and doings
therein; when thereunto required by the said court: and also shall well and
truly pay and deliver all the legacies contained and specified in the said
testament, as far as the said goods, chattels and credits will thereunto and
the law shall charge them the obligation to be void and of non-effect, or else
to remain in full force and virtue.

Sealed and Delivered in the
Presence of the Court. Joel S. Graves
her
Fanny Breeding mark

At a court held for Madison County, the 28th Day of March, 1816

This bond was in open court, acknowledged by the parties ___to and ordered to
be recorded.

Teste
Benjamin
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!Job Breeding was also known as Job Cross (per deposition of John Delaney (1796), in the suit Wallace vs. Breeding, District Court of Fredericksburg (now Fredericksburg Circuit Court)).

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1810, Madison Co., Va., Census, H of HH.

1812, Deed, 143 acres, Madison Co., Va., Job & Jane Breeding to Wm. Burnett, Land was on east side of Garths Run.

1813, Deed, 187 acres, Madison Co., Va., Job & Jane Breeding to N. R. Rose.

19 June 1815, Will Written, -- Book 3, Page 198.

22 February 1816, Will Recorded, Madison Co., Va.

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Breeden1 - The Breeden family Of Virginia and parts West. Parents: Richard 'Cross' BREEDING and Eleanor UNKNOWN.

Know all men by these presents that we John Breeden and William Breeden are
held and firmly bound unto the commonwealth of Ky. in the Just and full Sum
of fifty pounds current money of Ky. To the payment whereof well and truly
to be made we bind ourselves and heirs &c Jointly & severally firmly by
these presents sealed and dated this 14th Jany 1812
The condition of the above obligation is Such that whereas there is
shortly intended to be Solemnized between the above bound John Breeden and
Juda Vest of the county afsd. Now if there whould be no Just cause to
obstruct the afsd marriage then this obligation to be void else to remain
in full force
Testehis
Thos. L. Butler DCJohn x Breeden (Seal)
mark
William x Breeden (Seal)

* * * * *

I do certify that Juda Vest is twenty one years of age. Given under my
hand this 14th Jany 1812his
William x Breeden
mark
Sworn to before me this 14th Jany 1812
Thos. L. Butler DC

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January 14th 1812
Sir you will please to issue a marrig Lyson Between my Self and John
Breeden and oblige yours her
Judy x Vest
mark

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I do hereby certify that on the day of the date hereof I did join in
Mariage John Breeden and Juda Vest agreable to a License Produced to Me
from the Clerk of this County Given under my hand and seal this 15th day
of January 1812
William Morgan

Breeden1 - The Breeden family Of Virginia and parts West. Parents: Richard BREEDING , Jr and Frances FAIRCHILD.

This shall Oblige Ourselves our Heirs &c to be held and firmly bound unto
James Garrard Esqr of the Co'wealth of Kentucky for the time being and his
Successors in the penal sum of L50 witness our hands & seals this 2nd day
of June 1801 With condition that there shall be no Lawful cause to
obstruct the marrig of Mr Bayless Foaley and Miss Milley Breeden
then the above obligation to be void Else to remain in full force & virtue
Bayless Foley ( )William Breeden ( )TesteJames Craig

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WILL: Foley, 1829, Gallatin Cosubmitted by "Phyllis Hill" <phill@@redrock.net>
GALLATIN COUNTY, KENTUCKY WILLS1823-1837FOLEY, M.WILL
I Mildred Foley of the County of Gallatin & State of Kentucky do hereby
make this my last Will and Testament in manner and form following to wi
In the first place I wish all my just debts I owe discharged from my
personal property. Or the Said amount allowed from it to my daughter Maria
if she will assume them.
I then wish that all the remainder of my personal property be divided
equally among my children Maria Foley, Hellen Foley Betsy Foley Balis Foley
& Pamela Foley until they shall have received each of them as much as my
two daughters who are married viz: Sally Cafer & Huldy Goens have received
and should there then be an overpluss I wish it equally divided between all
my children to the married and Single. In adition to their equal Share of
the personal property I bequeath my land on which I now live to my children
Balis and Pamela to be equally divided between them when they become of age
to be held & used by & for the benefit of the rest of my children now
living with me untill they shall have been wed or until Balis & Pamela
Shall have become of the age of Twenty One years when they shall each as
they arrive at that age receive their several portions of the Land. I
further wish the crop now on the Land to be kept by my children now living
with me for their own use and benefit as they have made to tender it.
I acknowledge this to be my true and Last Will & Testament this
Seventeenth day of July One thousand Eight hundred & Twenty eight. I also
wish my daughter Maria to administer on my property. Signed and
acknowledged in presence of E. A. Turpin. herMildred (X) Foley
markPresented in CourtSeptember 14, 1829.

Breeden1 - The Breeden family Of Virginia and parts West. Parents: Richard BREEDING , Jr and Frances FAIRCHILD.