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     Amanda O'Neal was born about 1830 in Franklin County, Indiana. She was the daughter of Thomas O'Neal and Sarah Lollar.
     She married Henry R. Lawrance in Franklin County, Indiana, on 14 November 1848.¹

     He married Amanda O'Neal, daughter of Thomas O'Neal and Sarah Lollar, in Franklin County, Indiana, on 14 November 1848.¹

     Cora Belle Sutton was born on 29 October 1892 in Nebraska.¹
     She married George Elva O'Neal, son of Commodore Perry O'Neal and Margaret Jane England, at First Baptist Church in Eugene, Lane County, Oregon, on 25 June 1924.^2,3
     In Orchard Precinct, Lane County, Oregon, Cora and George appeared on the 1930 U.S. census taken on 12 May 1930. He was listed as George E. O'Neal, born in Oregon, age 55, who had first married at age 50. His occupation was a farmer. The home was owned, on a farm and they did not have a radio. She was listed as Cora B. O'Neal, wife, age 37, who had first married at age 32. Also in the household was George's brother Edward.⁴ Cora became a widow at her husband's death on 23 July 1935.^2,5
     She married Ethan Calloway in Vancouver, Clark County, Washington, on 24 April 1940.^6,7
     Cora died on 6 April 1958 in Lane County, Oregon, at age 65.¹
     An obituary for Cora Belle Calloway was published in The Register-Guard, Eugene, Oregon on 7 April 1958. It read:
She was buried on 9 April 1958 in Creswell Cemetery, Creswell area, Lane County, Oregon.¹

     George H. Pullen was born on 30 October 1872.^1,2
     He married Margaret Huldah Bond, daughter of John Howard Bond and Mary Ann O'Neal, in Gilliam County, Oregon, on 27 July 1899.^3,4
     In Lone Rock Precinct, Gilliam County, Oregon, George appeared on the 1900 U.S. census taken on 5 June 1900. He was listed in the household of his father, Thomas F. Pullen, as George H. Pullen, age 29, born Sep 1870 in Oregon. He was a sheep herder who had been married one year. Note that his wife, Margaret, was living with her parents as she was expecting a baby.⁵
     George and Margaret appeared on the 1910 U.S. census taken on 18 April 1910 at Fifth Street in Halsey, Linn County, Oregon. Their children John, Mary, Nellie, Lola and Perry were listed as living with them.⁶
     On 3 February 1920 George and Margaret appeared on the 1920 U.S. census taken in Pleasant Hill Precinct, Lane County, Oregon. He was listed as George H. Pullen, a farmer, owner of a mortgaged farm, age 51. He was married, born in Oregon. She was listed as Maggie H. Pullen, wife, age 43, born in Oregon. Their children Mary, Nellie, Lola, Perry, Elmer, Vera and Jasper were listed as living with them.⁷
     George died on 24 June 1928 in Kitsen Springs, Lane County, Oregon, at age 55. The informant for his death certificate was his brother-in-law Julius Adolph Falk.^1,8,9 George H. Pullen was buried on 27 June 1928 in Creswell Cemetery, Creswell area, Lane County, Oregon.^1,10 His grave marker inscription reads: PULLEN. GEORGE H. SEPT 30, 1870. JUNE 24, 1928.⁹

     Perry S. Bond was born on 18 February 1882 in Creswell area, Lane County, Oregon.¹ He was the son of John Howard Bond and Mary Ann O'Neal.^2,3 About 1894 Perry S. Bond moved to Lone Rock vicinity, Gilliam County, Oregon, with John and Mary, his father and mother, and his brother and three sisters.
     In Lone Rock, Lone Rock Precinct, Gilliam County, Oregon, he appeared on the 1900 U.S. census taken on 6 June 1900 in the household of his parents John and Mary Ann Bond. Perry's listing showed him as Perry S. Bond, age 18, born in Feb 1882 in Oregon. Perry's occupation was sheepherder and he could read and write.⁴ About 1905 he moved to Halsey area, Linn County, Oregon, with John and Mary and family.
     He appeared on the 1910 U.S. census taken on 23 April 1910 in Halsey Precinct, Linn County, Oregon, in the household of his parents John and Mary Ann Bond. He was listed as Perry S. Bond, single, age 28, born in Oregon, a laborer at home.⁵ About 1915 he moved to Rancho Del Rio, Glide, Douglas County, Oregon, with John and Mary.
     He married Frances P. Smith in Glide, Douglas County, Oregon, on 27 May 1916. Perry S. Bond was named as an heir in the will of John Howard Bond, After his father's death in March 1919.⁶
     On 2 January 1920 Perry and Frances appeared on the 1920 U.S. census taken in East Umpqua Precinct, Douglas County, Oregon. He was listed as Perry S. Bond, age 37, born in Oregon, a farmer on a fruit farm. She was enumerated as Francis S. Bond, wife, age 22. Their daughter Helen was listed as living with them.⁷ Perry was listed in a directory for Junction City, Lane County, Oregon, in 1921. With his wife Frances, as a farmer, at es Juniper 1 s 11th, Junction City, Lane County, Oregon..⁸
     In East Umpqua Precinct, Douglas County, Oregon, Perry and Frances appeared on the 1930 U.S. census taken on 2 May 1930. He was enumerated as Perry Bond, age 47, born in Oregon, first married at age 27, occupation farmer. She was listed as Frances Bond, wife, age 32, born in Oregon, first married at age 19. Their children Helen, John, Edith, Mary and Dale were listed as living with them.⁹
     Perry and Frances appeared on the 1940 U.S. census taken on 14 April 1940 in Klamath Falls, Klamath County, Oregon. He was enumerated as Perry Bond, age 58, born in Oregon, completed 8 grades of school. She was shown as Frances Bond, wife, age 43, born in Oregon and also completed 8 grades of school. They were living in Roseburg, Douglas County, Oregon in 1935. Their children Mary and Dale were listed as living with them.¹⁰
     Perry died on 3 June 1969 in Lane County, Oregon, at age 87.¹
     An obituary for Perry S. Bond was published in the Register-Guard, Eugene, Oregon on 5 June 1969. It read:
His body was buried on 6 June 1969 in Lane Memorial Gardens, Eugene, Lane County, Oregon.^12,13 His grave marker inscription reads: PERRY SOLOMON BOND. 1882-1969.¹³

     Frances P. Smith was born on 4 April 1897 in Douglas County, Oregon.¹
     She married Perry S. Bond, son of John Howard Bond and Mary Ann O'Neal, in Glide, Douglas County, Oregon, on 27 May 1916.
     On 2 January 1920 Frances and Perry appeared on the 1920 U.S. census taken in East Umpqua Precinct, Douglas County, Oregon. He was listed as Perry S. Bond, age 37, born in Oregon, a farmer on a fruit farm. She was enumerated as Francis S. Bond, wife, age 22. Their daughter Helen was listed as living with them.² Frances was listed in a directory for Junction City, Lane County, Oregon, in 1921. She was listed with her husband, Perry in Junction City, Lane County, Oregon..³
     In East Umpqua Precinct, Douglas County, Oregon, Frances and Perry appeared on the 1930 U.S. census taken on 2 May 1930. He was enumerated as Perry Bond, age 47, born in Oregon, first married at age 27, occupation farmer. She was listed as Frances Bond, wife, age 32, born in Oregon, first married at age 19. Their children Helen, John, Edith, Mary and Dale were listed as living with them.⁴
     Frances and Perry appeared on the 1940 U.S. census taken on 14 April 1940 in Klamath Falls, Klamath County, Oregon. He was enumerated as Perry Bond, age 58, born in Oregon, completed 8 grades of school. She was shown as Frances Bond, wife, age 43, born in Oregon and also completed 8 grades of school. They were living in Roseburg, Douglas County, Oregon in 1935. Their children Mary and Dale were listed as living with them.⁵
     Frances died on 20 January 1984 in Lane County, Oregon, at age 86.¹
     An obituary for Frances P. Bond was published in The Register Guard, Eugene, Oregon on 24 January 1984. It read:
She was buried on 25 January 1984 in Lane Memorial Gardens, Eugene, Lane County, Oregon.^6,7 The inscription on her grave marker reads: FRANCES SALOMA BOND. 1897-1984.⁷

     Roy Bond was born on 22 September 1886 Creswell area, Lane County, Oregon, son of John Howard Bond and Mary Ann O'Neal.¹ Roy Bond was the son of John Howard Bond and Mary Ann O'Neal.^2,3 About 1894 he moved to Lone Rock vicinity, Gilliam County, Oregon, with John and Mary his father and his mother and brother and three sisters.
     In Lone Rock, Lone Rock Precinct, Gilliam County, Oregon, he appeared on the 1900 U.S. census taken on 6 June 1900 in the household of his parents John and Mary Ann Bond. Roy's listing showed him as Roy C. Bond, age 13, born in September 1886 in Oregon. Roy's occupation was shown as at school and had attended school 4 months, and was able to read and write.⁴ About 1905 he moved to Halsey area, Linn County, Oregon, with John and Mary. Roy Bond was a witness at Florence Edna Bond and Julius Adolph Falk's wedding in the house of J. H. Bond, Halsey, Linn County, Oregon, on 27 March 1910.^5,6
     He appeared on the 1910 U.S. census taken on 23 April 1910 in Halsey Precinct, Linn County, Oregon, in the household of his parents John and Mary Ann Bond. He was shown as Roy Bond, single, age 23, born in Oregon, a laborer at home.⁷ About 1915 he moved to Rancho Del Rio, Glide, Douglas County, Oregon, with John and Mary.
     He married Grace Mary Smith at house of Alonzo Smith in Douglas County, Oregon, on 10 February 1917.^8,9 Roy Bond was named as an heir in the will of John Howard Bond, After his father's death in March 1919.¹⁰
     On 17 January 1920 Roy and Grace appeared on the 1920 U.S. census taken in Prairie Precinct, Lane County, Oregon. He was enumerated as Roy Bond, age 33, married, born in Oregon. His occupation was farmer on a fruit ranch. Grace was listed as Grace M. Bond, wife, age 25, born in Oregon.¹¹
     In East Umpqua Precinct, Douglas County, Oregon, Roy and Grace appeared on the 1930 U.S. census taken on 28 April 1930. He was enumerated as Roy Bond, age 43, born in Oregon, first married at age 30. She was listed as Grace Bond, wife, age 36, born in Oregon, first married at 23. Their son Leroy was listed as living with them.¹²
     Roy and Grace appeared on the 1940 U.S. census taken on 11 April 1940 in East Umpqua Precinct, Douglas County, Oregon. He was enumerated as Roy Bond, farmer, age 53, born in Oregon, completed the 6th grade. She was listed as Grace Bond, wife at home, age 44, born in Oregon and completed 4 years of high school. They owned their home valued at $11,000. In 1935 Roy was living in rural Lane County Oregon and Grace was living in rural Douglas County.¹³ Joanne Skelton, the grand niece of Roy and Grace, remembers that in the 1950's at Christmas time Roy and Grace usually would send her family a box of chocolate covered cherries. Joanne looked forward to that.¹⁴
     Roy died on 22 May 1977 in Roseburg, Douglas County, Oregon, at age 90.^15,16
     An obituary for Roy Bond was published in the Roseburg Review, Roseburg, Oregon on 24 May 1977. It read:
He was buried on 25 May 1977 in Oak Creek Cemetery, Glide area, Douglas County, Oregon.^16,17

     Grace Mary Smith was born on 16 September 1894 in Idleyld Park area, Douglas County, Oregon.¹
     She married Roy Bond, son of John Howard Bond and Mary Ann O'Neal, at house of Alonzo Smith in Douglas County, Oregon, on 10 February 1917.^2,3
     On 17 January 1920 Grace and Roy appeared on the 1920 U.S. census taken in Prairie Precinct, Lane County, Oregon. He was enumerated as Roy Bond, age 33, married, born in Oregon. His occupation was farmer on a fruit ranch. Grace was listed as Grace M. Bond, wife, age 25, born in Oregon.⁴
     In East Umpqua Precinct, Douglas County, Oregon, Grace and Roy appeared on the 1930 U.S. census taken on 28 April 1930. He was enumerated as Roy Bond, age 43, born in Oregon, first married at age 30. She was listed as Grace Bond, wife, age 36, born in Oregon, first married at 23. Their son Leroy was listed as living with them.⁵
     Grace and Roy appeared on the 1940 U.S. census taken on 11 April 1940 in East Umpqua Precinct, Douglas County, Oregon. He was enumerated as Roy Bond, farmer, age 53, born in Oregon, completed the 6th grade. She was listed as Grace Bond, wife at home, age 44, born in Oregon and completed 4 years of high school. They owned their home valued at $11,000. In 1935 Roy was living in rural Lane County Oregon and Grace was living in rural Douglas County.⁶ Joanne Skelton, the grand niece of Roy and Grace, remembers that in the 1950's at Christmas time Roy and Grace usually would send her family a box of chocolate covered cherries. Joanne looked forward to that.⁷
     Grace died on 22 August 1983 at home in Glide, Douglas County, Oregon, at age 88.¹
     An obituary for Grace Mary Bond was published in the Roseburg Review, Roseburg, Oregon on 25 August 1983. It read:
She was buried on 27 August 1983 in Oak Creek Cemetery, Glide area, Douglas County, Oregon.^1,8

     Ivy Augusta Bond was born on 13 January 1880 Creswell area, Lane County, Oregon, daughter of John Howard Bond and Mary Ann O'Neal.¹ Ivy Augusta Bond was the daughter of John Howard Bond and Mary Ann O'Neal.^2,3
     On 10 June 1880 in Coast Fork Precinct, Lane County, Oregon, she appeared on the 1880 U.S. census in the household of her parents John and Mary Ann Bond. She was listed as Ida Bond.[Note that her name is incorrectly spelled.] Her age was 5/12, born in January in Oregon.⁴ About 1894 she moved to Lone Rock vicinity, Gilliam County, Oregon, with John and Mary her father and her mother and four brothers and sisters.
     In Lone Rock, Lone Rock Precinct, Gilliam County, Oregon, she appeared on the 1900 U.S. census taken on 6 June 1900 in the household of her parents John and Mary Ann Bond. Her listing showed her as Ivy A. Bond, 20 years old, born in January 1880 in Oregon.⁵
     She married John Stewart about 1901. Ivy Augusta Stewart was named as an heir in the will of John Howard Bond, After her father's death in March 1919.⁶
     On 14 February 1920 Ivy and John appeared on the 1920 U.S. census taken in Palo Verde Township, Riverside County, California. He was listed as John F. Stewart, owner of a mortgaged farm, whose occupation was farmer on his own farm, 41 years old, born in Kansas. She was listed as Ivy Stewart, wife, 40 years old, born in Oregon. Their children Cecil, Clifton, Delwin, Roger, Vernon, Alma and Ada were listed as living with them.⁷
     In Inola Township, Rogers County, Oklahoma, Ivy and John appeared on the 1930 U.S. census taken on 11 April 1930. John was listed as 41 years old, first married at age 20, born in Kansas. John's occupation was farmer on a general farm, which was rented. Ivy was listed as Iva Stewart, John's wife. She was age 50, born in Oregon and first married at age 19.. Their children Delwin, Vernon, Cecil, Roger, Alma and Ada were listed as living with them.⁸
     Ivy and John appeared on the 1940 U.S. census taken in April 1940 in Rochester, Thurston County, Washington. He was listed as John Stewart, a farmer, age 61, born in Kansas and had completed 7 grades of school. She was shown as Ivy Stewart, wife, age 60, born in Oregon and had completed the 8th grade. They owned their home, valued at $2000 and they had lived in a rural location in Rogers County, Oklahoma, in 1935.⁹
     Ivy died on 3 August 1953 in Centralia, Lewis County, Washington, at age 73.¹⁰
     An obituary for Ivy Augusta Stewart was published in the Daily Chronicle, Centralia, Washington on 4 August 1953. It read:
She was buried on 5 August 1953 in Grand Mound Cemetery, Rochester, Thurston County, Washington.¹¹

     John Stewart was born on 14 October 1878.¹
     He married Ivy Augusta Bond, daughter of John Howard Bond and Mary Ann O'Neal, about 1901.
     On 14 February 1920 John and Ivy appeared on the 1920 U.S. census taken in Palo Verde Township, Riverside County, California. He was listed as John F. Stewart, owner of a mortgaged farm, whose occupation was farmer on his own farm, 41 years old, born in Kansas. She was listed as Ivy Stewart, wife, 40 years old, born in Oregon. Their children Cecil, Clifton, Delwin, Roger, Vernon, Alma and Ada were listed as living with them.²
     In Inola Township, Rogers County, Oklahoma, John and Ivy appeared on the 1930 U.S. census taken on 11 April 1930. John was listed as 41 years old, first married at age 20, born in Kansas. John's occupation was farmer on a general farm, which was rented. Ivy was listed as Iva Stewart, John's wife. She was age 50, born in Oregon and first married at age 19.. Their children Delwin, Vernon, Cecil, Roger, Alma and Ada were listed as living with them.³
     John and Ivy appeared on the 1940 U.S. census taken in April 1940 in Rochester, Thurston County, Washington. He was listed as John Stewart, a farmer, age 61, born in Kansas and had completed 7 grades of school. She was shown as Ivy Stewart, wife, age 60, born in Oregon and had completed the 8th grade. They owned their home, valued at $2000 and they had lived in a rural location in Rogers County, Oklahoma, in 1935.⁴
     John died on 19 May 1940 in Thurston County, Washington, at age 61.⁵ He was buried at Grand Mound Cemetery, Rochester, Thurston County, Washington.⁶

     Mary O'Neal was born about 1832 in Franklin County, Indiana.¹ She was the daughter of Thomas O'Neal and Sarah Lollar.
     She married Riley Clark in Bartholomew County, Indiana, on 28 December 1848.

     He married Mary O'Neal, daughter of Thomas O'Neal and Sarah Lollar, in Bartholomew County, Indiana, on 28 December 1848.

     George Washington O'Neal was born on 20 August 1833 in Franklin County, Indiana.¹ He was the son of Thomas O'Neal and Sarah Lollar.
     He appeared on the 1850 U.S. census taken on 12 August 1850 in Sand Creek Township, Bartholomew County, Indiana, in the household of his mother Sarah O'Neal. He was listed as George D. O Neal, age 19, born in Indiana.²
     He married Chrylly Ann Pottorff in Bartholomew County, Indiana, on 16 February 1853.^1,3
     In 1856 George and Chrylly appeared on the state census in Perry Township, Davis County, Iowa. George was listed as age 25, born in Indiana and Chrylly was shown as C.A., age 24, born in Indiana. Their children James and Thomas were listed as living with them.⁴
     On 1 June 1860 George and Chrylly appeared on the 1860 U.S. census taken in Bloomfield, Perry Township, Davis County, Iowa. He was listed as George W Oneal, farmer, age 26, born in Indiana with $400 real estate and $300 personal property. She was shown as Camilla Oneal, age 27, born in Indiana. Their children James, Luiza, Thomas and Manuel were listed as living with them.⁵
     In Lincoln Township, Appanoose County, Iowa, on 2 July 1870 George and Chrylly appeared on the 1870 U.S. census. He was listed as George W. O Neal, farmer, age 35, born in Indiana, unable to read or write, real estate valued at $2400 and personal property $1100. She was enumerated as Crilly A O Neal, keeping house, age 34, born in Indiana. Their children James, Thomas, Luiza, Manuel, Lethea, Amanda, Edward, Martha and Mary were listed as living with them.⁶
     On 18 June 1880 in Lincoln Township, Appanoose County, Iowa, George appeared on the 1880 U.S. census. He was enumerated as Geo Oneal Sr, farmer, widowed, age 46, born in Indiana. His children Thomas, Manuel, Lethea, Amanda, Martha, Mary and George were listed as living with him. His married son James Albert was living next door and his married daughter, Louisa Brown, was also living next door on the other side.⁷
     He married Catharine E Jacobs in Appanoose County, Iowa, on 30 October 1881.^8,9
     In 1885 in Lincoln Township, Appanoose County, Iowa, George appeared on the 1885 State census. He was enumerated as George W. Oneal, located in SWNE portion of section 1, Township 68, Range 19, a farmer, unable to read or write, age 51, born in Indiana. Others in the household were his wife, Catharine, and children: Leatha A, Martha D, Mary A and George W.¹⁰
     In Lincoln Township, Appanoose County, Iowa,George appeared on the state census in 1895. He was listed as George W Oneal Sr, farmer, age 61, born in Indiana, with religious belief as Christian. Others in the household included his wife Catherine, his son George Jr and 2 grandsons: George W. Brown and Thomas C. Brown.¹¹
     George died on 12 December 1906 at age 73.¹

     She married George Washington O'Neal, son of Thomas O'Neal and Sarah Lollar, in Bartholomew County, Indiana, on 16 February 1853.^1,2
     In 1856 Chrylly and George appeared on the state census in Perry Township, Davis County, Iowa. George was listed as age 25, born in Indiana and Chrylly was shown as C.A., age 24, born in Indiana. Their children James and Thomas were listed as living with them.³
     On 1 June 1860 Chrylly and George appeared on the 1860 U.S. census taken in Bloomfield, Perry Township, Davis County, Iowa. He was listed as George W Oneal, farmer, age 26, born in Indiana with $400 real estate and $300 personal property. She was shown as Camilla Oneal, age 27, born in Indiana. Their children James, Luiza, Thomas and Manuel were listed as living with them.⁴
     In Lincoln Township, Appanoose County, Iowa, on 2 July 1870 Chrylly and George appeared on the 1870 U.S. census. He was listed as George W. O Neal, farmer, age 35, born in Indiana, unable to read or write, real estate valued at $2400 and personal property $1100. She was enumerated as Crilly A O Neal, keeping house, age 34, born in Indiana. Their children James, Thomas, Luiza, Manuel, Lethea, Amanda, Edward, Martha and Mary were listed as living with them.⁵

     Thomas O'Neal was born on 12 January 1837 in Franklin County, Indiana.¹ He was the son of Thomas O'Neal and Sarah Lollar.
     He appeared on the 1850 U.S. census taken on 12 August 1850 in Sand Creek Township, Bartholomew County, Indiana, in the household of his mother Sarah O'Neal. He was listed as Thomas O Neal, age 10, born in Indiana, attended school.²
     He married Margaret Elizabeth Woods in Mercer County, Missouri, about 1857.^3,4
     On 8 June 1860 Thomas and Margaret appeared on the 1860 U.S. census taken in Morgan Township, Mercer County, Missouri. He was enumerated as Thomas O'Neal, farmer, $100 personal property, age 23, born in Indiana. She was listed as Margaret O'Neal, age 21, born in Missouri. Their daughter Mona was listed as living with them.⁵
     In Goshen, Harrison Township, Mercer County, Missouri, on 25 August 1870 Thomas and Margaret appeared on the 1870 U.S. census. He was listed as Thomas Oneil, farmer, $200 personal property, cannot write, age 31, born in Indiana. She was enumerated as Margaret Oneil, keeping house, age 29, born in Missouri. Their children Mona, Mary and Matilda were listed as living with them. Apparently, since their daughter Inez was born after the official census date of June 1, she was not listed on this census.⁶
     On 28 June 1880 in Morgan Township, Mercer County, Missouri, Thomas and Margaret appeared on the 1880 U.S. census. He was shown as Thomas Oneal, farm laborer, unable to read or write, age 42, born in Indiana. Her listing showed her at Margrett Oneal, wife, keeps house, can't read or write, age 38, born in Missouri. Their children Matilda, Inez, James and Frank were listed as living with them.⁷
     In Princeton, Morgan Township, Mercer County, Missouri, Thomas and Margaret appeared on the 1900 U.S. census taken on 18 June 1900. His enumeration showed him as Thomas O'Neal, lives on his pension, age 63, born Jan 1837 in Indiana, married for 43 years. She was listed as Margaret O'Neal, wife, age 61, born Feb 1839 in Missouri, married for 43 years, mother of 8 children, 6 living.⁴
     Thomas and Margaret appeared on the 1910 U.S. census taken on 23 April 1910 at Cain Street in Princeton, Morgan Township, Mercer County, Missouri. He was listed as Thomas Oneal, age 73, born in Indiana, occupation none, married for 53 years. She was shown as Margaret Oneal, wife, age 67, born in Missouri, mother of 8 children, 6 living. Their children Frank were listed as living with them.⁸
     Thomas died on 21 February 1912 in Mercer County, Missouri, at age 75.³

     Sarah O'Neal was born about 1838 in Franklin County, Indiana.¹
     Sarah died about 1838 in Franklin County, Indiana.¹ She was the daughter of Thomas O'Neal and Sarah Lollar.

     James O'Neal was born about 1840 in Franklin County, Indiana. He was the son of Thomas O'Neal and Sarah Lollar.
     He appeared on the 1850 U.S. census taken on 12 August 1850 in Sand Creek Township, Bartholomew County, Indiana, in the household of his mother Sarah O'Neal. He was shown as James O Neal, age 10, born in Indiana, attended school.¹
     In Santa Rosa, Sonoma County, California, on 12 July 1870 James appeared on the 1870 U.S. census. He was enumerated as James Oneil, farmer, age 30, born in Indiana, with personal property value $900. Others in his household were his wife Catharine and daughter Rosette.² James was listed as a neighbor of Commodore Perry O'Neal on the 1870 Census in Santa Rosa, Sonoma County, California.³

     Edward O'Neal was born on 30 January 1843. He was the son of Thomas O'Neal and Sarah Lollar.
     He appeared on the 1850 U.S. census taken on 12 August 1850 in Sand Creek Township, Bartholomew County, Indiana, in the household of his mother Sarah O'Neal. He was enumerated as Edward O Neal, age 7, born in Indiana, attended school.¹
     He married Melisse Stark about 1863.²

     Sophronia O'Neal was born about 1844. She was the daughter of Thomas O'Neal and Sarah Lollar.
     She appeared on the 1850 U.S. census taken on 12 August 1850 in Sand Creek Township, Bartholomew County, Indiana, in the household of her mother Sarah O'Neal. She was shown as Safrona O Neal, age 6, born in Indiana.¹
     She married Robert M. Elliott in Bartholomew County, Indiana, on 2 August 1860.²
     In Columbus Township, Bartholomew County, Indiana, she appeared on the 1870 U.S. census in the household of Robert M. Elliott on 13 July 1870. She was enumerated as Sophronia Elliott, keeping house, age 26, born in Indiana, unable to read or write.³
     On 14 June 1880 in Grant Township, Neosho County, Kansas, Sophronia and Robert appeared on the 1880 U.S. census. He was enumerated as Robert M. Eliott, farmer, age 39, born in Indiana. She was shown as Sophronia Eliott, wife, keeping house, unable to read or write, age 35, born in Indiana. Their children Thompson, John, Arzela, Archie and George were listed as living with them. Also in the household was Robert's mother, Rebeca Blake.⁴

     He married Sophronia O'Neal, daughter of Thomas O'Neal and Sarah Lollar, in Bartholomew County, Indiana, on 2 August 1860.¹
     In Columbus Township, Bartholomew County, Indiana, on 13 July 1870 Robert appeared on the 1870 U.S. census. He was listed as Robert M. Elliott. farm hand, age 29, born in Indiana. Others in the household were his wife Sophronia and children Thompson, John, Arzela and Archie.²
     On 14 June 1880 in Grant Township, Neosho County, Kansas, Robert and Sophronia appeared on the 1880 U.S. census. He was enumerated as Robert M. Eliott, farmer, age 39, born in Indiana. She was shown as Sophronia Eliott, wife, keeping house, unable to read or write, age 35, born in Indiana. Their children Thompson, John, Arzela, Archie and George were listed as living with them. Also in the household was Robert's mother, Rebeca Blake.³

     Rebecca Margaret O'Neal was born on 9 June 1845 in Bartholomew County, Indiana.^1,2 She was the daughter of Thomas O'Neal and Sarah Lollar. Her father, Thomas O'Neal, died in 1847. Rebecca was a small child at this time.³
     She appeared on the 1850 U.S. census taken on 12 August 1850 in Sand Creek Township, Bartholomew County, Indiana, in the household of her mother Sarah O'Neal. She was listed as Rebecca O Neal, age 1, born in Indiana. It is probable that this age is incorrect.⁴ Her mother, Sarah O'Neal, died on 17 April 1854.³
     On 11 July 1860 she appeared in the household of Commodore Perry O'Neal on the 1860 U.S. census taken in Fabius Township, Davis County, Iowa.⁵
     She married Alexander Monroe in Nevada ? about 1865.⁶
     In Coyote Valley, Lake County, California, she appeared on the 1870 U.S. census in the household of Alexander Monroe in 1870. She was enumerated as Rebecca Monroe, age 28, born in Indiana, with keeping house as her occupation.⁷
     On 5 June 1880 in Coast Fork Precinct, Lane County, Oregon, Rebecca and Alexander appeared on the 1880 U.S. census. He was shown as Alexander Monroe, farmer, age 37, born in Kentucky. She was listed as Rebeckah Monroe, wife, keeping house, age 34, born in Indiana. Their children Alice, Perry, Mary, Rachel, Sarah, James, Charles and William were listed as living with them.⁸
     In Creswell Precinct, Lane County, Oregon, she appeared in the household of John Cruzan on the 1900 U.S. census taken on 22 June 1900. She was shown as Rebecca Monroe, mother-in-law, age 48, born Jun 1851 in Indiana. This birthdate is probably not correct.⁹
     Rebecca died on 10 October 1924 at 321 1/2 E. Pine in Portland, Multnomah County, Oregon, at age 79.^1,2 The death certificate listed the cause of death as chronic valvular heart disease, with secondary cause as slight tronchopneumonia. The doctor was C.P. Pynn; Undertaker J. P. Finley & Son. She was the widow of Alexander Monroe, her maiden name was listed as O'Neil, mother's name unknown. Her daughter, Mrs. Marie Adams was the informant.¹
     An obituary for Rebecca Margaret Monroe was published in the Morning Oregonian, Portland, Oregon on 11 October 1924. It read:
She was buried on 13 October 1924 in Rose City Cemetery, Portland, Multnomah County, Oregon.^10,1

     Alexander Monroe was born on 7 March 1843 in Kentucky.^1,2
     He married Rebecca Margaret O'Neal, daughter of Thomas O'Neal and Sarah Lollar, in Nevada ? about 1865.³
     In Coyote Valley, Lake County, California, in 1870 Alexander appeared on the 1870 U.S. census. He was listed as A. Monroe, a 28 year old married farmer, born in Indiana. Others in the household included his wife Rebecca, and children Augusta, Perry and Mary.⁴
     On 5 June 1880 in Coast Fork Precinct, Lane County, Oregon, Alexander and Rebecca appeared on the 1880 U.S. census. He was shown as Alexander Monroe, farmer, age 37, born in Kentucky. She was listed as Rebeckah Monroe, wife, keeping house, age 34, born in Indiana. Their children Alice, Perry, Mary, Rachel, Sarah, James, Charles and William were listed as living with them.⁵
     Alexander died on 29 September 1898 in Lane County, Oregon, at age 55.^6,7 He was buried on 1 October 1898 in Pleasant Hill Cemetery, Lane County, Oregon.^6,8
     An obituary for Alexander Monroe was published in the Eugene City Guard, Eugene, Oregon on 8 October 1898. It read:

     She married Edward O'Neal, son of Thomas O'Neal and Sarah Lollar, about 1863.¹

     William Logsdon England was born on 18 March 1802 in Hardin County, Kentucky.^1,2 He was the son of Joseph England and Mary Reed. Another source gives his birth year as 1803.³
     He married Mary Jane Walker, daughter of Rachel (?), in Gibson County, Tennessee, on 2 March 1827.^4,5 About 1829 William and Mary moved to Montgomery County, Illinois. Their son John went with them.⁶ William and Mary moved to Fabius Township, Davis County, Iowa, about 1847. Their children John, David, Margaret, James, Mary and Rachel went with them.^7,6
     William and Mary appeared on the 1850 U.S. census taken on 30 September 1850 in Fabius Township, Davis County, Iowa. He was enumerated as William England, age 48, born in Kentucky, a farmer with real estate valued at $800. She was listed as Mary England, age 29, an error, born in South Carolina. Their children John, David, Margaret, James, Mary and Rachel were listed as living with them.⁸ William Logsdon England was issued a land patent on 2 December 1850 for 40 acres of land described as the northeast 1/4 of the southeast 1/4 of section 15, township 68 N, range 15 W, located in Davis County, Iowa.⁹
     In 1856 William and Mary appeared on the state census in Wyacondah Township, Davis County, Iowa. William was listed as a farmer, age 52, born in Kentucky, and Mary was age 53 born in South Carolina. They were shown as residents of Iowa for 9 years. The agricultural section showed 7 acres of oats, producing 300 bushels; 25 acres of corn, producing 780 bushels; 1/2 acre of potatoes, producing 30 bushels; 2 hogs sold for value of $13; and 125 pounds of butter produced for value of $20. Their children John, David, Margaret, James, Mary and Rachel were listed as living with them.¹⁰
     On 30 June 1860 William and Mary appeared on the 1860 U.S. census taken in Fabius Township, Post Office Monterey, Davis County, Iowa. He was enumerated as William England, age 57, born in Kentucky, a farmer with $1500 value real property and $796 value personal property. She was shown as Mary England, age 59, born in South Carolina, unable to read and write. Their children John and Mary were listed as living with them.¹¹ William Logsdon England appeared on the 1860 Census Agricultural Schedules on 30 June 1860 in Fabius Township, Davis County, Iowa. His listing showed his farm had 110 acres improved land and 150 acres unimproved, with a cash value of $2600 and $100 of farming implements and machinery. His livestock included 6 horses, 8 milch cows, 21 other cattles and 26 swine, total value $796. Produce grown during the year was 2600 bushels of Indian Corn, 150 bushels of oats and 12 tons of hay. Value of homemade manufactures was $17 and value of animals slaughtered was $107.¹² In 1865 William and Mary moved to California, They traveled over the California Trail with other family members..⁴ William was listed on a voters list for Coyote, Lake County, California, on 18 May 1867. He was shown as William Logsdon England 64, born in Kentucky, a farmer.¹³
     In Guenoc, Coyote Valley, Lake County, California, in 1870 William and Mary appeared on the 1870 U.S. census. William was shown as L. England, age 67, born in Kentucky, a farmer with personal property valued at $400. Mary was shown as Mary England, age 69, born in South Carolina. Their daughter Mary was listed as living with them. Their son David and his family were living next door.¹⁴ William Logsdon England appeared on the 1870 Census Agricultural Schedules in 1870 in Coyote, Lake County, California. His listing showed he had 40 acres of improved land, with 120 acres unimproved, farm valued at $400 and farming implements and machinery $50. Wages paid during the year totaled $150. His livestock included 2 horses, 2 milch cows and 2 other cattle, value $300. Produce included 300 bushels of winter wheat, 150 bushels of barley, 25 bushels of Irish potatoes, 150 pounds of butter, 14 tons of hay and 100 pounds of honey, total value $680.¹⁵ About 1871 William and Mary moved to Lane County, Oregon. Their daughter Mary went with them.⁶ William became a widower at his wife's death on 27 February 1873.^16,17 On 14 August 1873,William Logsdon England and John Barnett England purchased real estate from John Whiteaker, in Lane County, Oregon. The property was described as 753.5 acres more or less in portions of sections 28, 32 and 33 in Township 20 South, Range 2 West. About 1950 the Dorena Dam was constructed on parts of this land.¹⁸
     On 9 June 1880 in Coast Fork Precinct, Lane County, Oregon, he appeared on the 1880 U.S. census in the household of Commodore Perry and Margaret Jane O'Neal. He was Margaret's father, age 77. He was marked as blind and deaf.¹⁹
     William died on 8 September 1893 in Cottage Grove area, Lane County, Oregon, at age 91.^4,20,2 His body was buried on 10 September 1893 in Cogswell-Gay Cemetery, Creswell area, Lane County, Oregon.^21,22 His grave marker inscription reads: WM. L. ENGLAND. BORN MAR. 18, 1802. DIED SEP. 8, 1893.²³ It is interesting to note that William was buried next to his wife, however none of his children are buried in this cemetery. The six of them were buried in six different cemeteries.²⁴
     An obituary for William Logsdon England was published in the Daily Eugene Guard, Eugene, Oregon on 11 September 1893. It read:

     Mary Jane Walker was born on 25 March 1801 in South Carolina.^1,2 She was the daughter of Rachel (?)³ It is probable that Rachel was the mother of Mary, Martha and Eliza. Rachel Walker was living with Eliza Bell in the 1850 census. No direct evidence has yet been found that Martha and Mary and Eliza are sisters. However, Martha and Mary, were married at the same location, both with surname Walker. Comparing the names of the children of Martha, Mary and Eliza many duplicates are found. There is an old family story that the England's sister married a Bell. It seems probable that it was the sister of the England's wives who married the Bell.⁴
     She married William Logsdon England, son of Joseph England and Mary Reed, in Gibson County, Tennessee, on 2 March 1827.^5,6 About 1829 Mary and William moved to Montgomery County, Illinois. Their son John went with them.⁷ Mary and William moved to Fabius Township, Davis County, Iowa, about 1847. Their children John, David, Margaret, James, Mary and Rachel went with them.^8,7
     Mary and William appeared on the 1850 U.S. census taken on 30 September 1850 in Fabius Township, Davis County, Iowa. He was enumerated as William England, age 48, born in Kentucky, a farmer with real estate valued at $800. She was listed as Mary England, age 29, an error, born in South Carolina. Their children John, David, Margaret, James, Mary and Rachel were listed as living with them.⁹
     In 1856 Mary and William appeared on the state census in Wyacondah Township, Davis County, Iowa. William was listed as a farmer, age 52, born in Kentucky, and Mary was age 53 born in South Carolina. They were shown as residents of Iowa for 9 years. The agricultural section showed 7 acres of oats, producing 300 bushels; 25 acres of corn, producing 780 bushels; 1/2 acre of potatoes, producing 30 bushels; 2 hogs sold for value of $13; and 125 pounds of butter produced for value of $20. Their children John, David, Margaret, James, Mary and Rachel were listed as living with them.¹⁰
     On 30 June 1860 Mary and William appeared on the 1860 U.S. census taken in Fabius Township, Post Office Monterey, Davis County, Iowa. He was enumerated as William England, age 57, born in Kentucky, a farmer with $1500 value real property and $796 value personal property. She was shown as Mary England, age 59, born in South Carolina, unable to read and write. Their children John and Mary were listed as living with them.¹¹ In 1865 Mary and William moved to California, They traveled over the California Trail with other family members..⁵
     In Guenoc, Coyote Valley, Lake County, California, in 1870 Mary and William appeared on the 1870 U.S. census. William was shown as L. England, age 67, born in Kentucky, a farmer with personal property valued at $400. Mary was shown as Mary England, age 69, born in South Carolina. Their daughter Mary was listed as living with them. Their son David and his family were living next door.¹² About 1871 Mary and William moved to Lane County, Oregon. Their daughter Mary went with them.⁷
     Mary died on 27 February 1873 in Creswell area, Lane County, Oregon, at age 71.^13,14 She was buried at Cogswell-Gay Cemetery, Creswell area, Lane County, Oregon.^15,16 The inscription on her grave marker reads: MARY, wife W. L. ENGLAND. BORN MAR. 25, 1801. DIED FEB 27, 1873.¹⁷ It is interesting to note that in 1893 her husband William was buried next to her, however none of their children are buried in this cemetery. The six of them were buried in six different cemeteries.⁴