I am going to try this once again. I am seeking information on John Baird (Bayard) Littleton according to 1880 census of Shelby County, Illinois he was born in Marylandat time of census he was 47 years old. He was married to Liza A. Bennett 17 February 1845 in Pickaway County, Ohio. Their children were as follows: Mary, Julian, Sarah E., Lucilla, James, Margaret, William H. and Rosa S. anyone with information pertaining to the above please contact me. I could use any help I can get. I am descended from their son James. Pat

Hi Joyce, I think the death date you posted for Thomas D Littleton is a typo. Could you please give me the correct date? I have a group of FL Littletons that I am working on and it would help a lot of you could give me counties in GA, FL, and TX where these kids were born or died. I can't seem to find a connection yet, but I'm working on it and that data might be a big help. Also, do you have any info on Littleton descendants of the Male children in this family line you posted. Terry Littleton (listdad)

Here is what I have. Really only 15 children and 1 I am not sure of. Maybe someone has a record of her (Mary E. Littleton who married a Calvin Bransher.) I also hope all this goes through. It is probably a little longer than Terry's. If anyone needs something from the 3rd generation contact me. Yes, Terry, I was wondering if I had accidently unsubscribed. No doubt now. Jim Clanin Descendants of Pherel Fielding Littleton Generation No. 1 1. PHEREL FIELDING1 LITTLETON was born June 15, 1797 in Fleming Co., Ky.1, and died March 28, 1870 in Ipava, Fulton Co., IL.2. He married ANNA FRANCE, * August 05, 1819 in Clermont Co. Ohio3. Notes for PHEREL FIELDING LITTLETON Information from the book 'Ancestor Charts of Members of Ohio Genealogical Society, 1987 PAGE 1062. Submitted by Barbara Van De Pete, 8430 HiWay 2 West, Harve, MT. 59501. Also from Ancestral file (CD-ROM), Church of Jesus Christ of LATTER DAY SAINTS, BX78-NJ. There are a lot of conflicting birth dates. Fielden, Aaron, and Ameziah buried on Littleton farm, Section 9, Fulton Co., IL. near Ipava. Military service records (Nat'l. Archives M602 #127) War of 1812. Pvt. in the 16th Reg't. (Porter's) Kentucky Militia. Anna applied for pension as his widow (WO40438, WC30963). Barbara Van De Pete says that Pherel was in the same troop with Michael France (Frans) from Clermont Co., OH, who was Anna's father. Littleton, Pherel OH CLERMONT CO. OHIO TWP 037 1820 Littleton, Thomas OH CLERMONT CO. OHIO TWP 035 1820, his brother Pherel Fielding Littleton, b. 15 June 1797, in Fleming Co., Ky. is the Pherel Littleton 1820 Clermont Co., OH census; Fielding Lyttleton 1830 Clermont Co., OH census; F. Littleton 1840 IL Fulton Co. census and Fieldon Littleton 1850 IL Fulton Co. census. More About PHEREL FIELDING LITTLETON Cemetary: Littleton Cem. Ipava, IL. Sect. 9 Occu.: Farmer and Justice of the Peace Notes for ANNA FRANCE Anna had 16 children, 9 born in Ohio and 7 born in Fulton Co. IL. from Fulto n Co. IL. Heritage Book. 1870 Fulton Co. IL census book pg. 45, shows her living with son William Littleton. More About ANNA FRANCE Cemetary: Greenwood Cem. Park Co., Co. Children of PHEREL LITTLETON and ANNA FRANCE are: 2. i. JOHN2 LITTLETON, b. June 06, 1820, Clermont Co., Ohio; d. August 25, 1903, Marshall, Saline, Ks.. ii. REBECCA LITTLETON, b. 1821, Clermont, Ohio4; d. Abt. 1850, Ipava, Fulton Co., IL.. Notes for REBECCA LITTLETON: Listed as idiotic (retarded) in 1850 census. iii. MICHAEL LITTLETON, b. January 24, 1822, Clermont, Ohio5; d. September 24, 1846, Ipava, Fulton Co., IL.; m. MARY ANN BUTLER, April 27, 1843, Ipava, Fulton Co., IL.6. More About MICHAEL LITTLETON: Burial: Littleton Cemetery, Fulton Co., IL. 3. iv. ELIZABETH ANN LITTLETON, *, b. February 21, 1826, Clermont, Ohio; d. March 06, 1904, Jewel County, Ks.. 4. v. WILLIAM A. LITTLETON, b. December 07, 1827, Clermont Co., OH; d. January 09, 1903, Park Co., CO.. 5. vi. LEYANNOR LITTLETON, b. February 22, 1829, Clermont Co. Ohio; d. July 02, 1906, Jewell Co., Ks.. 6. vii. ADALINE LITTLETON, b. October 20, 1830, Licking Co., OH.; d. November 05, 1919, Lewiston,Fulton Co., IL.. viii. MARY E. LITTLETON, ?, b. 1832; m. CALVIN BRANSHER. Notes for MARY E. LITTLETON, ?: [This is the 16th child and only here for reference.] This info from Barb Rowe, Fulton Co. IL. [No proof she is related] ix. MARY ANN LITTLETON, b. July 06, 1832, Fulton Co., IL.; d. January 19, 1879, Ipava, Fulton Co., IL.; m. JAMES WALTER LOVELL, November 04, 1847, Fulton Co., IL.7. Notes for JAMES WALTER LOVELL: Lived Pleasant TWP, Fulton Co. , IL. x. AARON V. LITTLETON, b. February 21, 1834, Fulton Co., IL.; d. April 21, 1863, Fulton Co., IL.; m. ALMEDA J. ROGERS, May 28, 1859, Fulton Co., IL.7. xi. SUSANNA MARY LITTLETON, b. April 06, 1835, Fulton Co., IL.; d. January 19, 1915, Peaster, Tx.; m. ROBERT EZRA BROWN, January 07, 1849, Fulton Co., IL.8. xii. AMAZIAH LITTLETON, b. 1836, Fulton Co., IL.; d. June 27, 1838, Fulton Co., IL.9. More About AMAZIAH LITTLETON: Burial: Littleton Cemetery, Fulton Co., IL. xiii. ANNA LITTLETON, b. 1839, Fulton Co., IL.; d. 1919, Jewell Co., Ks.; m. JOSEPH JONES, December 15, 1856, Fulton Co., IL.. 7. xiv. ORVEL LITTLETON, b. May 12, 1844, Fulton Co., IL.; d. January 04, 1913, Thomas, Ok.. 8. xv. ISAAC LITTLETON, b. May 12, 1844, Fulton Co., IL.; d. April 03, 1915, Fulton Co., IL.. xvi. FIELDING LITTLETON, JR., b. 1845, Fulton Co., IL.; d. March 18, 1863, Civil War, Jackson, Tn.10. Notes for FIELDING LITTLETON, JR.: Enlisted 14 Aug. 1862, Co. I, 103rd Indiana Infantry. Died in Civil War, 18 March 1863. Original Place of Interment, Jackson, TN. Sect. B, Grave # 54. More About FIELDING LITTLETON, JR.: Burial: Corinth Nat. Cemetery, Corinth, MS.11 Census: Died in Civil War11 Military service: Pvt. 103rd IL Vol Inf Co. I12 Generation No. 2 2. JOHN2 LITTLETON (PHEREL FIELDING1) was born June 06, 1820 in Clermont Co., Ohio13, and died August 25, 1903 in Marshall, Saline, Ks.14. He married HARRIET CINCADA LINK May 15, 1839 in Fulton Co., IL.15. Children of JOHN LITTLETON and HARRIET LINK are: i. CAROLINE3 LITTLETON. ii. ADELINE LITTLETON. iii. ANNA LITTLETON. iv. GELINA LITTLETON. v. ELIZABETH LITTLETON. vi. ALICE DORTHY LITTLETON, b. February 17, 1856, Mason Co., IL15. 3. ELIZABETH ANN2 LITTLETON (PHEREL FIELDING1) was born February 21, 1826 in Clermont, Ohio16, and died March 06, 1904 in Jewel County, Ks.17. She married ISAAC BECKLEY CLANIN, * December 16, 1841 in Ipava, Fulton Co., IL.18. Notes for ELIZABETH ANN LITTLETON Listed with son Delmar (Delbert Clanon) 1900 KS. census Mitchell Co. Asherville Village, is Elizabeth (Ann Littleton), Mother, 74 y. o., b: Feb 1826 in Ohio, 12 children, 8 living. read, write, speak English. OBITUARY: JEWELL COUNTY REPUBLICAN: Mrs. Elizabeth Clanin was born in Ohio, Feb. 21, 1826 and moved to Fulton county, ILL. in 1841, when she was married to Isaac Clanin, the same year uniting with the Christian church of which organization she was always a devout member. In 1872 they moved to Jewell county Kans, settling on their homestead in Prairie township. Mrs. Clanin died at Asherville, March 7, 1904, at the age of 70 years (would have been 78; 1904-1826), 14 days. Rev. Emerson preached the funeral sermon at Asherville and the remains were laid to rest in Atkins cemetery south of Jewell. Notes for ISAAC BECKLEY CLANIN Buried in Union Cemetery, Jewell, KS. Occupation Farmer Marriage Notes for ELIZABETH LITTLETON and ISAAC CLANIN: Marriage record Vol. A / Page 90, License # 127 Children of ELIZABETH LITTLETON and ISAAC CLANIN are: i. ANNA3 CLANIN, b. January 30, 1843, Ipava, Fulton Co., IL.19; d. October 01, 1843, Ipava, Fulton Co., IL.19. ii. HANNAH CLANIN, b. October 23, 1844, Ipava, Fulton Co., IL.19; d. March 19, 1936, Cawker City, Mitchell Co., KS.19; m. DAVID ATKINS, December 26, 1867, Fulton Co., IL.19. Notes for HANNAH CLANIN: Both buried in Prairie Grove Cemetery, Cawker City, KS. iii. MARYANN CLANIN, b. February 27, 1848, Ipava, Fulton Co., IL.19; d. December 07, 1880, Jewell Co, Ks.19; m. GEORGE WASHINGTON BRICK, November 07, 1867, Fulton Co., IL.19. More About MARYANN CLANIN: Cemetary: Atkins Union Cemetery, Jewell, KS. iv. SUSAN JANE CLANIN, b. January 25, 1850, Ipava, Fulton Co., IL.19; d. March 25, 1872, Ipava, Fulton Co., IL.19; m. MORRIS R. TIDRICK, April 24, 1870, Fulton Co., IL.19. More About MORRIS R. TIDRICK: Occu.: Plaster-Painter Marriage Notes for SUSAN CLANIN and MORRIS TIDRICK: License name Jennie Clannin. v. SCOTT CLANIN, b. September 19, 1851, Ipava, Fulton Co., IL.19; d. January 23, 1852, Ipava, Fulton Co., IL.19. vi. JAMES MONROE 'ROE' CLANIN, b. November 07, 1852, Ipava, Fulton Co., IL.20; d. January 28, 1946, Perkins, Payne Co., Ok.21; m. JULIA FRANCIS FREELAND, November 05, 1876, Jewell Co, KS. Notes for JAMES MONROE 'ROE' CLANIN Owned store 'Asherville Store' in Asherville, KS. Had post office in corner. Was Postmaster there for two terms. Buried Perkins, OK Cemetery. More About JULIA FRANCIS FREELAND Cemetary: Perkins cemetery vii. LAURA ALICE CLANIN, b. November 10, 1854, Ipava, Fulton Co., ILL.22; d. December 01, 1914, Jewel Co., ILL.22; m. MORRIS R. TIDRICK, May 22, 1873, Jewel Co., ILL.22. More About MORRIS R. TIDRICK: Occu.: Plaster-Painter viii. LAFYETTE GRAY CLANIN, b. March 23, 1857, Ipava, Fulton Co., IL.22; d. November 23, 1931, Jewell, Ks.22; m. EVALINE MIRANDA SEAVERS, January 01, 1878, Jewell Co, Ks.22. Notes for LAFYETTE GRAY CLANIN: Both buried in Wallace Cemetery, Jewell Co., KS ix. ALMEDA CLANIN, b. April 15, 1859, Ipava, Fulton Co., IL.22; d. November 16, 1925, Jewell Co, Ks.22; m. WESLEY SHAFER, February 20, 1889, Jewell Co, Ks.22. x. DELMAR BLANCHARD CLANIN, b. May 18, 1861, Ipava, Fulton Co., IL.22; d. June 05, 1907, Perkins, Payne Co., OK.22; m. LYDIA SUMMERS, January 25, 1885, Jewell Co, Ks.22. Notes for DELMAR BLANCHARD CLANIN: Buried in Alsdurf or Hill Grove Cemetery, Jewell, Ks. Farmer. xi. IDA F. CLANIN, b. June 28, 1863, Ipava, Fulton Co., IL.22; d. April 04, 1870, Ipava, Fulton Co., IL.22; m. POSSIBLY FRED SMITH. Notes for IDA F. CLANIN: Possible marriage: Ida L. Clanin (Also shows - Ida E. Clanin), 24 Dec, 1896 to Fred SMITH. Vol. F/pg. 206, License 331, Fulton County Marriages. xii. EVA CLANIN, b. September 20, 1865, Ipava, Fulton Co., IL.22; d. August 20, 1915, Mitchell Co. IL.22; m. LEROY PARRISH, March 04, 1891, Jewell Co, Ks.22. xiii. DORA MAY CLANIN, b. May 10, 1868, Ipava, Fulton Co., IL.22; m. CHARLES L. HARTFORD, October 09, 1887, Jewell Co, Ks.22. More About CHARLES L. HARTFORD: Occu.: Teacher, Farmer 4. WILLIAM A.2 LITTLETON (PHEREL FIELDING1) was born December 07, 1827 in Clermont Co., OH23, and died January 09, 1903 in Park Co., CO.24. He married AMANDA J LINDSAY March 09, 1848 in Ipava, Fulton Co., IL.. Notes for WILLIAM A. LITTLETON: 1870 Fulton Co., IL. census book shows William Littleton, 42, Farmer, Real Property $4000-Pers. Property $1700, born OH. Wife Amanda, 40, b; OH, children Susanna, 13, b; IL, Luella, 11, b; IL, and Anna, 69, lives with son, b; OH. Children of WILLIAM LITTLETON and AMANDA LINDSAY are: i. ARTHA IDRIS3 LITTLETON, b. May 24, 185225; d. October 30, 192525; m. MARCELLUS T. COOPER. ii. SUSANNA LITTLETON, b. 1857. iii. LUELLA D. LITTLETON, b. 1859, IL.25; m. FRANK A. SEMPLE, October 28, 1879, Fulton Co., IL.25. 5. LEYANNOR2 LITTLETON (PHEREL FIELDING1) was born February 22, 1829 in Clermont Co. Ohio26, and died July 02, 1906 in Jewell Co., Ks.26. She married ALFRED CLANIN December 22, 1844 in Fulton Co., IL.27. Notes for LEYANNOR LITTLETON: Sister of Elizabeth Littleton wife of Isaac Clanin. May have been married to Jacob Plackard, Clermont Co., OH, 19 Feb. 1829. She and Alfred buried Randall cemetery, Jewell Co. KS. Marriage Notes for LEYANNOR LITTLETON and ALFRED CLANIN: Alfred Clanon and Leyeanor Littleton on marriage record. Children of LEYANNOR LITTLETON and ALFRED CLANIN are: i. ISAAC JASPER3 CLANIN, b. 1849, Fulton Co., IL.; d. Fulton Co., IL.. Notes for ISAAC JASPER CLANIN: Died a child. ii. ANGELINE CLANIN, b. 1851, Fulton Co., IL.; m. PATTERSON WEESE, February 17, 1870, Fulton Co., IL.28. Notes for ANGELINE CLANIN: A child in the Weese Cemetery sect. 33, Pleasant TWP, may be George E. Weese s/o Angeline and Patterson. iii. ARINDA CLANIN, b. 1854, Fulton Co., IL.; d. Randall, Jewell Co. KS29; m. JAMES M. BUTLER, February 17, 1875, Mason Co., IL.30. iv. ANNETTE CLANIN, b. 1856, Fulton Co., IL.. v. AMEZIAH CLANIN, b. May 20, 1857, Fulton Co., IL.; d. February 26, 1933, Randall, Jewell Co, Ks.; m. EMMA EASTERM, September 12, 1906, Randall, Jewell Co. KS31. vi. FLORA DEROSE CLANIN, b. April 12, 1859, Ipava, Fulton Co., IL.; d. November 14, 1920, Garden Home, Washington Co., OR.32; m. ALBIN EUGENE KING, February 28, 1877, Jewell Co., KS.33. Notes for FLORA DEROSE CLANIN: Both buried in Rose City Cemetery, Portland, OR. vii. LINA CLANIN, b. 1862, Fulton Co., IL.; m. PERRY STEWART, November 27, 1879, Jewell Co, Ks.. viii. CHARITY CLANIN, b. February 02, 1865, Fulton Co., IL.; d. May 13, 1891; m. N. C. KROGH, May 12, 1882, Jewell Co, Ks.. ix. MINNIE CLANIN, b. 186734; m. GEORGE ROWE, December 21, 1892, Jewell Co., KS.35. x. MARY S. CLANIN, b. 187036; m. GEORGE W. SNIDER, June 15, 1892, Jewell Co., KS.37. 6. ADALINE2 LITTLETON (PHEREL FIELDING1) was born October 20, 1830 in Licking Co., OH.38, and died November 05, 1919 in Lewiston, Fulton Co., IL.. She married (1) DANIEL LEASE. She married (2) WILLIAM B. SHELTON. She married (3) SAMUEL HEREFORD BROWN April 12, 1846 in Ipava, Fulton Co., IL.. Notes for ADALINE LITTLETON: Buried in Temple Cemetery. Notes for SAMUEL HEREFORD BROWN: Buried in Swedish Cemetery. Farmer. Children of ADALINE LITTLETON and SAMUEL BROWN are: i. WILLIAM THOMAS3 BROWN, b. 1850, IL.; m. FRANCES MILDRED SAUNDERS. ii. JOHN BROWN, b. 1852, MO.; m. MARY ELIZABETH MORROW, 1877. iii. ELECTA BROWN, b. July 13, 1853, IL.39; d. May 03, 1921; m. (1) ROBERT ELLIS SMITH; m. (2) WILLIAM CAMEL SMITH. iv. SAREPTA BROWN, b. August 01, 1856, IL.39; d. January 24, 1937; m. DANIEL DEAN SMITH. v. FRANKLIN BROWN, b. 1858, MO.39; d. 1948; m. MARY LOUISE KELLEY. vi. JASPER BROWN, b. 1862. vii. WALDO GRANT BROWN, b. 1866, IL.39; m. GERTRUDE F. MARKS. 7. ORVEL2 LITTLETON (PHEREL FIELDING1) was born May 12, 1844 in Fulton Co., IL., and died January 04, 1913 in Thomas, Ok.. He married (1) HENRIETTA ROBB. He married (2) ELIZABETH JANE MCCARTNEY February 12, 1863 in Fulton Co., IL.. More About ORVEL LITTLETON: Census: Isaac's twin Child of ORVEL LITTLETON and ELIZABETH MCCARTNEY is: i. RACHAEL ANN3 LITTLETON, b. October 08, 1871. 8. ISAAC2 LITTLETON (PHEREL FIELDING1) was born May 12, 1844 in Fulton Co., IL.40, and died April 03, 1915 in Fulton Co., IL.40. He married PERMELIA SMITH July 04, 1867 in Fulton Co., IL.41. More About ISAAC LITTLETON: Census: Twin of Orville More About PERMELIA SMITH: Burial: Ipava Cemetery, Ipava, IL. Children of ISAAC LITTLETON and PERMELIA SMITH are: i. WILLIAM OSCAR3 LITTLETON, b. November 08, 1868, Ipava, Fulton Co., IL; d. January 06, 1951, Ipava, Fulton Co., IL42. ii. FRANKLIN LITTLETON, b. 1870, IL.. Endnotes 1. IGI microfiche for KY, 14,288. 2. LDS - BX78-NJ 3. Fulton County ILL. Heritage book. Automated Archives CD #2 4. J080-1J LDS 5. J080-2P LDS 6. IGI microfiche,. 7. Marriage record. 8. IGI microfiche, 9. Marilyn Miller, Fulton Co., IL data base. Mokena, IL.. 10. service Record. 11. Roll of Honor. 12. Roll of Honor, Civil War Union Soldiers CD Rom #351, Vol. XX, Pg. 10 13. J080-0C LDS 14. Maxine Wade 15. IGI microfiche,. 16. J080-3V LDS 17. Jewell Co. cemetery records by Geneva Birdsell, 1978. 18. Isaac and Elizabeth Clanin Family Bible, IGI pg 3501 for IL. 19. Isaac and Elizabeth Clanin Family Bible 20. Death Certificate. 21. DEATH CERTIFICATE 22. Isaac and Elizabeth Clanin Family Bible 23. J080-42 LDS 24. Maxine Wade 25. Marilyn Miller, Fulton Co., IL data base. Mokena, IL.. 26. Randall Cemetery records, Jewell Co., KS, 110. 27. Marriage record, Vol. B/pg 16, License # 139. 28. Marriage record, Vol. D/pg 155, License # 36.. 29. Cemetery Records. 30. IGI Pg 3501 for IL. 31. Jewell Co. marriage records Vol. G, pg 301. 32. Death Certificate, Claudia Henderson has copy. 33. Jewell Co. marriage records Vol. A, pg 170. 34. Jewell Co. KS. Marriage records, Vol. C pg 415, From age at marriage. 35. Jewell Co. KS. Marriage records, Vol. C pg 415. 36. Jewell Co. KS. Marriage records, Vol.C pg 373, From age at marriage. 37. Jewell Co. KS. Marriage records, Vol. C pg 373. 38. J080-6D LDS 39. Marilyn Miller, Fulton Co., IL data base. Mokena, IL.. 40. Cemetery Records. 41. IGI microfiche,. 42. Cemetery Records, Ipava, Fulton Co. IL.

I am looking for any information on Thomas D. Littleton, born June 7, 1805, N.C., died April 11, 1807, married Nancy M. Owens, born Dec. 20, 1811, died April 29, 1883, both buried in Hix Cemetery, Caldwell Co., N.C. according to a report. They were married in Decatur, Ga. and moved to Florida. They moved from Florida to La. and then to Texas. Their children were Lucinda, born 1834, W.J., b 1836, m Francis Brester, S.A., born 1838, Nancy, born 1840, Womack, born 1842, Mary A., born 1843, m Charles Taylor, Jr., Martha J. (Mattie) born 1844, m Winfred Green Bailey, Jr. on 17 Jan, 1867, Milam Co., Texas, died 1882, Milam Co., Texas, Eliza E., born 1847, m William Mann, Mary E., born 1848, and Charles, born 1851. Charles was born in La. and all of the rest were born in Florida. Nancy Owens was at least one half Indian, born in S.C. Does anyone have any info on this family? Joyce

Terry, Thanks for the information, you have a lot more information than I have on some of the descendants. I do have a few corrections that you might want to know. Mary Susanna Littleton and spouse Robert Brown (my great-grandparents) are buried in Parker Co., TX not Carter Co. and their son Charles Harrison Brown (my grandfather) d. Feb 2, 1908 not 1942 in Peaster, Parker, Co., TX also.

Does anyone have the names of the sixteen children and their spouses? If so kindly post the information. This is the right time and location for the Littletons that I am looking for. I anxiously await to see the information. Godspeed, Karen Kerr

Does anyone have the names of the sixteen children and their spouses? If so kindly post the information. This is the right time and location for the Littletons that I am looking for. I anxiously await to see the information. Godspeed, Karen Kerr

Here is what I have. ONLY 15 kids though. WHO is the 16th? I hope this all goes through. Terry Littleton (listdad) Descendants of Pherrel Fielding Littleton Generation No. 1 1. PHERREL FIELDING4 LITTLETON (JOHN3, PHERREL2, JOHN1)1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11 was born 15 Jun 1797 in Mason Co., KY or VA12, and died 28 Mar 1870 in Ipava, Fulton Co, IL. He married ANNA FRANCE13,14 5 Aug 1819 in Clermont Co., OH15. More About PHERREL FIELDING LITTLETON: br: Fulton Co, IL - Littleton Cem More About ANNA FRANCE: br: Canon City, Park Co, CO - Greenwood Cem16 Children of PHERREL LITTLETON and ANNA FRANCE are: 2. i. JOHN MILT5 LITTLETON, b. 6 Jun 1820, Clermont Co., OH; d. 25 Aug 1903, Marshall, Saline, KS. ii. MICHAEL LITTLETON, b. 24 Jan 1822, Clermont Co, OH17; d. 24 Sep 1846, Ipava, Fulton Co, IL18; m. MARY ANN BUTLER, 27 Apr 1843, Ipava, Fulton Co, IL19. More About MICHAEL LITTLETON: br: 1846, Fulton Co, IL - Littleton Cem iii. REBECCA LITTLETON, b. 1824, Clermont Co, OH; d. Abt. 1850, Ipava, Fulton Co, IL; m. BEARD. 3. iv. ELIZABETH ANN LITTLETON, b. 21 Feb 1826, Clermont Co, OH; d. 6 Mar 1904, Jewel Co, KA. 4. v. WILLIAM AARON LITTLETON, b. 7 Dec 1827, Clermont Co., OH; d. 9 Jan 1903, Park Co, CO. 5. vi. LEYANNOR LITTLETON, b. 22 Feb 1829, Clermont Co., OH; d. 2 Jul 1906, Jewel Co, KA. 6. vii. ADELINE MAE LITTLETON, b. 20 Oct 1830, Licking Co., OH; d. 5 Nov 1919, Lewiston, Fulton Co, IL. 7. viii. MARY ANN LITTLETON, b. 6 Jul 1832, FULTON CO., IL; d. 19 Jan 1879, Ipava, Fulton Co, IL. 8. ix. AARON V LITTLETON, b. 21 Feb 1834, Fulton Co, IL; d. 21 Apr 1863, Fulton Co, IL. 9. x. MARY SUSANNA LITTLETON, b. 6 Apr 1835, Fulton Co, IL; d. 19 Jan 1915, Peaster, TX. xi. AMAZIAH LITTLETON, b. 1836, Fulton Co, IL20; d. 27 Jun 1838, Fulton Co, IL21. More About AMAZIAH LITTLETON: br: 1838, Fulton Co, IL - Littleton Cem xii. ANNA LITTLETON, b. 1839, Fulton Co, IL; d. 1919, Jewel Co, KA; m. JOSEPH WIDNEY JONES, 15 Dec 1856, Fulton Co, IL. 10. xiii. ISAAC LITTLETON, b. 12 May 1842, Fulton Co, IL; d. 3 Apr 1915, Fulton Co, IL. 11. xiv. ORVILLE LITTLETON, b. 12 May 1842, Fulton Co, IL; d. 4 Jan 1913, Thomas, OK. xv. FIELDING LITTLETON , JR, b. Abt. 1845, Fulton Co, IL; d. 18 Mar 1863, Jackson, TN. Generation No. 2 2. JOHN MILT5 LITTLETON (PHERREL FIELDING4, JOHN3, PHERREL2, JOHN1)22,23,24 was born 6 Jun 1820 in Clermont Co., OH, and died 25 Aug 1903 in Marshall, Saline, KS. He married HARRIET CINCADA LINK25,26,27 15 May 1839 in Fulton Co, IL. More About HARRIET CINCADA LINK: br: 1886, Knoxville, Marion, IA - Graceland Cem Children of JOHN LITTLETON and HARRIET LINK are: i. CAROLINE6 LITTLETON, b. Abt. 1840, FULTON CO., IL; d. Abt. 1862; m. JOHN LOUDERBACK, Abt. 1861. ii. ADELINE LITTLETON, b. Abt. 1841, FULTON CO., IL. iii. ANNA L LITTLETON, b. Abt. 1844, FULTON CO., IL; m. ELKANAH (AL) RICHARDSON, 24 Mar 1864, Fulton Co, IL. iv. SELINA LITTLETON, b. Abt. 1847, FULTON CO., IL. v. ELIZABETH LITTLETON, b. Abt. 1849, FULTON CO., IL. vi. EMILY JANE LITTLETON, b. 11 Jul 1851, Fulton Co, IL; d. 5 Jul 1910, Guthrie, Logan Co, OK; m. WILLIAM ALEXANDER PURCELL, 24 Jun 1869, Burlington, Des Moines Co, IO. More About EMILY JANE LITTLETON: br: 1910, Guthrie, Logan Co, OK - Summit View Cem More About WILLIAM ALEXANDER PURCELL: br: Summit View Cemetery, Guthrie, Logan, OK28 vii. AMANDA C LITTLETON, b. Abt. 1853, IL; m. ISIAH W HUTSON, 16 Oct 1873, Fulton Co, IL. viii. ALICE DOROTHY LITTLETON, b. 17 Feb 1856, Mason Co, IL; m. (1) CLARK; m. (2) EDGAR KNICKERBOCKER, 20 Jun 1873, Fulton Co, IL. ix. MILTON LITTLETON, b. Abt. 1858, IL. 3. ELIZABETH ANN5 LITTLETON (PHERREL FIELDING4, JOHN3, PHERREL2, JOHN1)29 was born 21 Feb 1826 in Clermont Co, OH, and died 6 Mar 1904 in Jewel Co, KA30. She married ISAAC BECKLEY CLANIN31 16 Dec 1841 in Ipava, Fulton Co, IL32. More About ELIZABETH ANN LITTLETON: br: 1904, Jewel, KS - Union Cem More About ISAAC BECKLEY CLANIN: br: 1882, Jewel, KS - Union Cem Children of ELIZABETH LITTLETON and ISAAC CLANIN are: i. ANNA6 CLANIN, b. 30 Jan 1843, Ipava, Fulton Co, IL; d. 1 Oct 1843, Ipava, Fulton Co, IL. ii. HANNAH CLANIN, b. 23 Oct 1844, Ipava, Fulton Co, IL; d. 19 Mar 1936, Cawker City, Mitchell Co, KS; m. DAVID ATKINS, 26 Dec 1867, Fulton Co, IL. iii. MARYANA CLANIN, b. 27 Feb 1848, Ipava, Fulton Co, IL; d. 7 Dec 1880, Jewel Co, KA; m. (1) GEORGE W BRICK, 7 Nov 1867; m. (2) MORRIS R TIDRICK, 24 Apr 1870, Fulton Co, IL. iv. SCOTT CLANIN, b. 19 Sep 1851, Ipava, Fulton Co, IL; d. 23 Jan 1852, Ipava, Fulton Co, IL. v. JAMES MONROE CLANIN, b. 7 Nov 1852, Ipava, Fulton, IL33; d. 28 Jan 1946, Perkins, Payne, OK34; m. JULIA FRANCES (FANNIE) FREELAND, 5 Nov 1876, Jewell County, KS35. More About JAMES MONROE CLANIN: br: Perkins Cemetery, Perkins, Payne, OK36 More About JULIA FRANCES (FANNIE) FREELAND: br: Perkins Cemetery, Perkins, Payne, OK37 vi. LAURA ALICE CLANIN, b. 10 Nov 1854, Ipava, Fulton Co, IL; d. 1 Dec 1914, Jewel Co, KA; m. MORRIS R TIDRICK, 22 May 1873, Jewel Co, KA. vii. LAFYETTE GRAY CLANIN, b. 23 Mar 1857, Ipava, Fulton Co, IL; d. 23 Nov 1931, Jewel Co, KA; m. EVALINE M SEAVERS, 1 Jan 1878, Jewel Co, KA. viii. AMANDA CLANIN, b. 15 Apr 1859, Ipava, Fulton Co, IL; d. 16 Nov 1925, Jewel Co, KA; m. WESLEY SHAFER, 20 Feb 1889, Jewel Co, KA. ix. DELMAR BLANCHARD CLANIN, b. 18 May 1861, Ipava, Fulton Co, IL; d. 5 Jun 1907, Perkins, Payne CO, OK; m. LYDIA SUMMERS, 25 Jan 1885, Jewel Co, KA. x. IDA F CLANIN, b. 28 Jun 1863, Ipava, Fulton Co, IL; d. 4 Apr 1870, Ipava, Fulton Co, IL. xi. EVA CLANIN, b. 20 Sep 1865, Ipava, Fulton Co, IL; d. 20 Aug 1915, Mitchell Co, IL; m. LEROY PARRISH, 4 Mar 1891, Jewel Co, KA. xii. DORA MAY CLANIN, b. 10 May 1868, Ipava, Fulton Co, IL; m. CHARLES L HARTFORD, 9 Oct 1887, Jewel Co, KA. 4. WILLIAM AARON5 LITTLETON (PHERREL FIELDING4, JOHN3, PHERREL2, JOHN1)38,39 was born 7 Dec 1827 in Clermont Co., OH40, and died 9 Jan 1903 in Park Co, CO41. He married AMANDA J. LINDSAY42,43 9 Mar 1848 in Ipava, Fulton Co, IL44. Children of WILLIAM LITTLETON and AMANDA LINDSAY are: i. ARTHUR J6 LITTLETON. ii. SUSANNAH E LITTLETON, m. N T COOPER. iii. LUELLA LITTLETON, m. FRANK A SEMPLE, 28 Oct 1879, Fulton Co, IL. iv. ARTHA IDRIS LITTLETON, b. 24 May 1852; d. 3 Oct 1925; m. MARCELIUS F COOPER, 28 Oct 1869, Fulton Co, IL. 5. LEYANNOR5 LITTLETON (PHERREL FIELDING4, JOHN3, PHERREL2, JOHN1)45,46 was born 22 Feb 1829 in Clermont Co., OH, and died 2 Jul 1906 in Jewel Co, KA47. She married ALFRED CLANIN 18 Dec 1844 in Fulton Co, IL48. Children of LEYANNOR LITTLETON and ALFRED CLANIN are: i. ISAAC JASPER6 CLANIN, b. 1849, Fulton Co, IL; d. Fulton Co, IL. ii. ANGELINE CLANIN, b. 1851, Fulton Co, IL; m. PATERSON WEESE, 17 Feb 1870, Fulton Co, IL. iii. ARINDA CLANIN, b. 1854, Fulton Co, IL; d. Randall, Jewel Co, KA; m. JAMES M BUTLER, 17 Feb 1875, Mason Co, IL. iv. ANETTE CLANIN, b. 1856, Fulton Co, IL. v. AMEZIAH CLANIN, b. 20 May 1857, Fulton Co, IL; d. 26 Feb 1933, Randall, Jewel Co, KA; m. EMMA EASTERM, 12 Sep 1906, Randall, Jewel Co, KA. vi. FLORA D CLANIN, b. 1859, Fulton Co, IL; m. ALVIN E KING, 28 Feb 1877, Jewel Co, KA. vii. LINA CLANIN, b. 1862, Fulton Co, IL; m. PERRY STEWART, 27 Nov 1879, Jewel Co, KA. viii. CHARITY CLANIN, b. 2 Feb 1865, Fulton Co, IL; d. 13 May 1891; m. N C KROGH, 12 May 1882, Jewel Co, KA. ix. MINNIE CLANIN, b. 1867; m. GEORGE ROWE, 21 Dec 1892, Jewel Co, KA. x. MARY S CLANIN, b. 1870; m. GEORGE W SNIDER, 15 Jun 1892, Jewel Co, KA. 6. ADELINE MAE5 LITTLETON (PHERREL FIELDING4, JOHN3, PHERREL2, JOHN1)49,50 was born 20 Oct 1830 in Licking Co., OH51, and died 5 Nov 1919 in Lewiston, Fulton Co, IL52. She married (1) DANIEL LEASE. She married (2) WILLIAM B SHELTON. She married (3) SAMUEL HERBERT BROWN53 12 Apr 1846 in Ipava, Fulton Co, IL54. More About ADELINE MAE LITTLETON: br: 1919, Fulton Co, IL - Temple Cem More About SAMUEL HERBERT BROWN: br: 1887, Mountain grove, Wright Co, MO - Swedish Cem Children of ADELINE LITTLETON and SAMUEL BROWN are: i. WILLIAM THOMAS6 BROWN, b. 3 Apr 1850, Fulton Co, IL; d. 14 Mar 1911; m. FRANCES MILDRED SAUNDERS, 9 Sep 1874. ii. JOHN BROWN, b. 5 Jan 1852, MO; d. 21 Aug 1947; m. MARY ELIZABETH MORROW, 11 Oct 1877. iii. ELECTA BROWN, b. 13 Jul 1853, Fulton Co, IL; d. 3 May 1921; m. (1) WILLIAM CAMEL SMITH; m. (2) ROBERT ELLIS SMITH, Sep 1873. iv. SEREPTA BROWN, b. 1 Aug 1856, Fulton Co, IL; d. 24 Jan 1937; m. DANIEL DEAN SMITH, 24 Dec 1876. v. FRANKLIN BROWN, b. 30 Apr 1858, MO; d. 1948; m. MARY LOUISE KELLEY. vi. SUSANNAH BROWN, b. 29 Aug 1861; d. 14 Oct 1864; m. (1) DANIEL LEASE; m. (2) WILLIAM B SHELDON. More About SUSANNAH BROWN: br: 1864, Fulton Co, IL - Littleton Cem vii. JASPER BROWN, b. 1859; d. 11 May 1936; m. WINNIE B KASTETTER, 3 Sep 1884. viii. WALDO GRANT BROWN, b. 9 Feb 1866, Fulton Co, IL; d. 3 Nov 1946, Ronan Lake, MT; m. GERTRUDE F MARKS, 28 Dec 1892, New Edinburg, Cleveland, AR. ix. SCHUYLER BROWN, b. 4 Jul 1868, IL; d. 14 Aug 1958; m. CORA MAXON, 4 Oct 1868. 7. MARY ANN5 LITTLETON (PHERREL FIELDING4, JOHN3, PHERREL2, JOHN1)55,56,57 was born 6 Jul 1832 in FULTON CO., IL58, and died 19 Jan 1879 in Ipava, Fulton Co, IL59. She married JAMES WALTER LOVELL. More About MARY ANN LITTLETON: br: 1879, Fulton Co, IL - Montgomery Cem Children of MARY LITTLETON and JAMES LOVELL are: i. STEVEN A. DOUGLAS6 LOVELL, b. 26 Mar 1855, Ipava, Fulton County, Illinois; d. 11 Oct 1926, Ipava, Fulton County, Illinois; m. (1) ANGELINE FARR, 1876, 1876. ii. CHARLES OSCAR LOVELL, b. 10 Mar 1861, Ipava, Fulton County, Illinois; d. 8 May 1941, Kensington, Kansas; m. IDA EMMA S. MCFARLAND, 14 Jan 1888, Norton, Kansas. iii. ALTA JOSEPHINE LOVELL, b. 30 Jan 1868, Ipava, Fulton County, Illinois; d. 3 Aug 1960, Glendale, Los Angeles County, California; m. DR. WILLIAM S. BRYAN. 8. AARON V5 LITTLETON (PHERREL FIELDING4, JOHN3, PHERREL2, JOHN1)60,61,62 was born 21 Feb 1834 in Fulton Co, IL63, and died 21 Apr 1863 in Fulton Co, IL64. He married ALMEDA J ROGERS65,66 28 May 1859 in Fulton Co, IL67. More About AARON V LITTLETON: br: 1863, Fulton Co, IL - Littleton Cem More About ALMEDA J ROGERS: br: 1914, Union Chapel Cem Child of AARON LITTLETON and ALMEDA ROGERS is: i. HAMILTON6 LITTLETON, b. Abt. 1859, FULTON CO., IL. 9. MARY SUSANNA5 LITTLETON (PHERREL FIELDING4, JOHN3, PHERREL2, JOHN1)68,69,70 was born 6 Apr 1835 in Fulton Co, IL71, and died 19 Jan 1915 in Peaster, TX72. She married ROBERT EZRA BROWN73 7 Jan 1849 in Fulton Co, IL74. More About MARY SUSANNA LITTLETON: br: 1915, Peaster, Carter Co, Tx - Dilbeck Cem More About ROBERT EZRA BROWN: br: 1907, Peaster, Carter Co, Tx - Dilbeck Cem Children of MARY LITTLETON and ROBERT BROWN are: i. JOSEPH6 BROWN, b. 1854. ii. AMOS B BROWN, b. 21 Mar 1854. iii. ELIJAH BROWN, b. 1855. iv. SAMUEL H BROWN, b. 24 Sep 1856. v. ALEXANDER CAMPBELL BROWN, b. 28 Dec 1858. vi. ROBERT EZRA BROWN , JR, b. 21 Aug 1861. vii. ANNIE EDLINE BROWN, b. 21 Aug 1863, MO; m. W B MINNICK. viii. ERASMUS GAULTODD BROWN, b. 27 Apr 1866. ix. WILLIAM OLIVER BROWN, b. 1868, MO. x. MAGGIE (MOLLIE) E BROWN, b. 23 Dec 1870, MO. xi. CHARLES HARRISON BROWN, b. 14 Nov 1873, MO; d. 1942; m. HANNAH BEHRENS. 10. ISAAC5 LITTLETON (PHERREL FIELDING4, JOHN3, PHERREL2, JOHN1)75,76,77 was born 12 May 1842 in Fulton Co, IL78, and died 3 Apr 1915 in Fulton Co, IL. He married PERMELIA SMITH 4 Jul 1867 in Fulton Co, IL. More About ISAAC LITTLETON: br: Ipava, Fulton Co, IL More About PERMELIA SMITH: br: 1915, Ipava, Fulton Co, IL Children of ISAAC LITTLETON and PERMELIA SMITH are: i. WILLIAM OSCAR6 LITTLETON, b. 9 Nov 1868; d. 6 Jan 1951, Ipava, Fulton Co, IL; m. ELIZABETH JANE ROBINSON, 10 Jan 1895, Fulton Co, IL. More About WILLIAM OSCAR LITTLETON: br: 1951, Ipava, Fulton Co, IL ii. FRANKLIN LITTLETON, b. 1870, IL. 11. ORVILLE5 LITTLETON (PHERREL FIELDING4, JOHN3, PHERREL2, JOHN1)79,80 was born 12 May 1842 in Fulton Co, IL81, and died 4 Jan 1913 in Thomas, OK82. He married (1) HERRIETTA ROBB. He married (2) ELIZABETH JANE MCCARTNEY83 12 Feb 1863 in Fulton Co, IL84. Children of ORVILLE LITTLETON and ELIZABETH MCCARTNEY are: i. RACHAEL ANN6 LITTLETON, b. 8 Oct 1871, Ipava, Fulton Co, IL; m. HENRY ALONZO ROBERTS. ii. EFFIE MARY LITTLETON, b. 1867, Ipava, Fulton Co, IL; m. GEORGE L KING. iii. ARTHA JANE LITTLETON, b. 12 Apr 1869, Ipava, Fulton Co, IL; m. OREN ROBB. iv. WILLIAM TELL LITTLETON, b. 7 Feb 1876, Ipava, Fulton Co, IL; m. LOTTIE BUCKBE.

HEY, I finally stirred up some discussion amongst this group. I thought everyone had died. HA HA Rick, thanks for the record pointers. I sent it on to Brian and we'll see if he can track something down. He's GREAT about finding records. Terry (listdad)

You are correct, Cal, they are the same. Pherel Fielding Littleton, b. 15 June 1797, in Fleming Co., Ky. is the Pherel Littleton 1820 Clermont Co., OH census; Fielding Lyttleton 1830 Clermont Co., OH census; F. Littleton 1840 IL Fulton Co. census and Fieldon Littleton 1850 IL Fulton Co. census. spouse Anna France b. 6 October 1802, in Botetourt Co. Va., m. 5 August 1819, Clermont Co., OH. They had 16 children. And a big thanks to Rick Phillips for the information on Ferrill, Ferrell and Pherel Littleton. At least he was real what ever the name. Jim Clanin ----- Original Message ----- From: <brostrom@us.ibm.com> To: <LITTLETON-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, September 01, 1999 10:56 PM Subject: Pherryl Littleton > > > > In the 1820 Census for Clermont County, Ohio (Ohio Twp) I have a record > of a Pherel Littleton that is the head of a household. The information in that > microfilm shows 1 male under 10, 1 male 16-26, 1 female 16-26, and 1person > engaged in agriculture. This may be the same information that Rick is > refering to below. I also show a Fielding Lyttleton in the same township > in the 1830 Census. In this case it shows 1 male under 5, 1 male 5-10, > 1 male 30-40, 2 females under 5, 1 female 5-10, 1 female 20-30. Since > I don't find Pherel Littleton in the 1830 census one could speculate that > they are the same person. > > Cal Brostrom > > > > ---------------------- Forwarded by Cal Brostrom/Raleigh/IBM on 09/01/99 11:48 > PM --------------------------- > > Rick Phillips <Edwin-P@worldnet.att.net> on 09/01/99 01:05:50 AM > > Please respond to Edwin-P@worldnet.att.net > > To: LITTLETON-L@rootsweb.com > cc: > Subject: Pherryl Littleton > > > > > > Here is the information that I have seen on Pherryl/Farrell/Pherel > Littleton > > In a Fairfax Co. VA Will Book (abstracts) at the Seattle Public Library, > I found references to him on pg 48, 51, 57, 62, and 103. On these > pages, he is a witness in wills dated 1750, 1751, 1752, 1753, and > 1761(or 1765). His name is spelled Ferrill or Ferrell Littleton. > These wills are not connected to other Littletons as far as I can tell. > > The second reference to this name that I have found is the 1820 census > of Clermont Co OH, in which John and Martha's son is written Pherel > Littleton - this is their son Pherel Fielding Littleton. > > A third reference, from "BUCANAN COUNTY HISTORY, VOLUME 1, 1984" > (Missouri) > > AUGUSTUS LITTLETON > "This branch of the Littleton family probably came to the United States > when the immigrant, John, Sr. sold the family jewels in England to pay > for passage for himself and several children to Virginia. He was a > widower at the time. His son, Pherel, Loudon County, Virginia was killed > by a falling tree around 1775. John, son of Pherel, married Leanner > Goddard around 1785-86. Leanner was one of a large family who lived on > Fox Creek in Fleming County, Kentucky. They became progenitors of many > Buchanan County early families" > > > > These three references certainly suggest a connection for John to > Farrell > (Sr), as John's son was given this name. Also the fact that Farrel > Littleton was in Fairfax Co in the 1750s, makes him a prime candidate > for John's father, but I have seen no proof as yet. One possiblity is > that John's father's name was a combination like John Pherel, or Pherel > John, etc. and that he used different names during different parts of > his life. > > In any event, there was a man in VA who used the name > Farrell/Pherel/etc. during the 1750s. > > Rick Phillips > > > > > >Littleton, Terry wrote: > > > > Hello all, > > > > Well this is really stretching it a bit, BUT, what do you who are descended > from the > John Littleton - Martha Goddard line think of this scenario? > > > > Brian, a fellow Littleton researcher and I have been working on finding out > just who > this Pherryl Littleton, father of John Littleton who married Martha > Goddard actually was > so we can connect him back to our VA tree. Everyone says the same > thing, John was the son > of Pherryl who was the son of John, BUT Brian and I can find NO written > record of a > Pherryl Littleton in any VA records. People say - OH yeah, there is a > record of Pherryl > in ....... Co records, but if so, we have yet to find them an > > > > Brian proposed the following scenario: > > > > Hiatt's "Implied Marriages of Fairfax Co." (next to Loudoun Co) has a John > Littleton m. > to a Frances Harle. (I presume this would be before 1760) > > > > John, who married Martha Goddard, was born 1760 > > > > I have a note that says that John's father (the mysterious 'Pherryl'?) was > killed by a > falling tree in Loudoun Co, VA in 1775 > > > > In 1787 a presumably-widowed Frances Littleton lived in a cluster > > in Loudoun Co. with William3 Littleton and his sons Charles, Thomas and > Solomon. > Earlier, (wonder what date - pre 1775?) a John and Thomas Littleton > entered Loudoun Co. > public service claims for supplies they provided to the Marquis de > Lafayette. > > > > What we propose is that William3 Littleton also had a son John who was married > to > Frances Harle, that this John died early, such that the Tavener > genealogy research did not > pick him up and why he wasn't in his fathers will. This John Littleton > and Francis Harle > had a son, John who married Martha Goddard and moved to Fleming Co. KY. > > > > Is it possible that 'Pherryl' is a confabulation of 'F.Harle' which would have > been > John's mothers maiden name and over the years, F Harle got converted > into > > P-herryl and people started saying this was John's father because it would > sound more > like a fathers name than a mothers? > > > > OK, I've got my flame retardant suit on, fire away. > > > > Terry Littleton (listdad) > > > > ==== LITTLETON Mailing List ==== > > LITTLETON-L@rootsweb.com > > > ==== LITTLETON Mailing List ==== > LITTLETON-L@rootsweb.com > > > > > > ==== LITTLETON Mailing List ==== > LITTLETON-L@rootsweb.com > >

In the 1820 Census for Clermont County, Ohio (Ohio Twp) I have a record of a Pherel Littleton that is the head of a household. The information in that microfilm shows 1 male under 10, 1 male 16-26, 1 female 16-26, and 1person engaged in agriculture. This may be the same information that Rick is refering to below. I also show a Fielding Lyttleton in the same township in the 1830 Census. In this case it shows 1 male under 5, 1 male 5-10, 1 male 30-40, 2 females under 5, 1 female 5-10, 1 female 20-30. Since I don't find Pherel Littleton in the 1830 census one could speculate that they are the same person. Cal Brostrom ---------------------- Forwarded by Cal Brostrom/Raleigh/IBM on 09/01/99 11:48 PM --------------------------- Rick Phillips <Edwin-P@worldnet.att.net> on 09/01/99 01:05:50 AM Please respond to Edwin-P@worldnet.att.net To: LITTLETON-L@rootsweb.com cc: Subject: Pherryl Littleton Here is the information that I have seen on Pherryl/Farrell/Pherel Littleton In a Fairfax Co. VA Will Book (abstracts) at the Seattle Public Library, I found references to him on pg 48, 51, 57, 62, and 103. On these pages, he is a witness in wills dated 1750, 1751, 1752, 1753, and 1761(or 1765). His name is spelled Ferrill or Ferrell Littleton. These wills are not connected to other Littletons as far as I can tell. The second reference to this name that I have found is the 1820 census of Clermont Co OH, in which John and Martha's son is written Pherel Littleton - this is their son Pherel Fielding Littleton. A third reference, from "BUCANAN COUNTY HISTORY, VOLUME 1, 1984" (Missouri) AUGUSTUS LITTLETON "This branch of the Littleton family probably came to the United States when the immigrant, John, Sr. sold the family jewels in England to pay for passage for himself and several children to Virginia. He was a widower at the time. His son, Pherel, Loudon County, Virginia was killed by a falling tree around 1775. John, son of Pherel, married Leanner Goddard around 1785-86. Leanner was one of a large family who lived on Fox Creek in Fleming County, Kentucky. They became progenitors of many Buchanan County early families" These three references certainly suggest a connection for John to Farrell (Sr), as John's son was given this name. Also the fact that Farrel Littleton was in Fairfax Co in the 1750s, makes him a prime candidate for John's father, but I have seen no proof as yet. One possiblity is that John's father's name was a combination like John Pherel, or Pherel John, etc. and that he used different names during different parts of his life. In any event, there was a man in VA who used the name Farrell/Pherel/etc. during the 1750s. Rick Phillips >Littleton, Terry wrote: > > Hello all, > > Well this is really stretching it a bit, BUT, what do you who are descended from the John Littleton - Martha Goddard line think of this scenario? > > Brian, a fellow Littleton researcher and I have been working on finding out just who this Pherryl Littleton, father of John Littleton who married Martha Goddard actually was so we can connect him back to our VA tree. Everyone says the same thing, John was the son of Pherryl who was the son of John, BUT Brian and I can find NO written record of a Pherryl Littleton in any VA records. People say - OH yeah, there is a record of Pherryl in ....... Co records, but if so, we have yet to find them an > > Brian proposed the following scenario: > > Hiatt's "Implied Marriages of Fairfax Co." (next to Loudoun Co) has a John Littleton m. to a Frances Harle. (I presume this would be before 1760) > > John, who married Martha Goddard, was born 1760 > > I have a note that says that John's father (the mysterious 'Pherryl'?) was killed by a falling tree in Loudoun Co, VA in 1775 > > In 1787 a presumably-widowed Frances Littleton lived in a cluster > in Loudoun Co. with William3 Littleton and his sons Charles, Thomas and Solomon. Earlier, (wonder what date - pre 1775?) a John and Thomas Littleton entered Loudoun Co. public service claims for supplies they provided to the Marquis de Lafayette. > > What we propose is that William3 Littleton also had a son John who was married to Frances Harle, that this John died early, such that the Tavener genealogy research did not pick him up and why he wasn't in his fathers will. This John Littleton and Francis Harle had a son, John who married Martha Goddard and moved to Fleming Co. KY. > > Is it possible that 'Pherryl' is a confabulation of 'F.Harle' which would have been John's mothers maiden name and over the years, F Harle got converted into > P-herryl and people started saying this was John's father because it would sound more like a fathers name than a mothers? > > OK, I've got my flame retardant suit on, fire away. > > Terry Littleton (listdad) > > ==== LITTLETON Mailing List ==== > LITTLETON-L@rootsweb.com ==== LITTLETON Mailing List ==== LITTLETON-L@rootsweb.com

Here is the information that I have seen on Pherryl/Farrell/Pherel Littleton In a Fairfax Co. VA Will Book (abstracts) at the Seattle Public Library, I found references to him on pg 48, 51, 57, 62, and 103. On these pages, he is a witness in wills dated 1750, 1751, 1752, 1753, and 1761(or 1765). His name is spelled Ferrill or Ferrell Littleton. These wills are not connected to other Littletons as far as I can tell. The second reference to this name that I have found is the 1820 census of Clermont Co OH, in which John and Martha's son is written Pherel Littleton - this is their son Pherel Fielding Littleton. A third reference, from "BUCANAN COUNTY HISTORY, VOLUME 1, 1984" (Missouri) AUGUSTUS LITTLETON "This branch of the Littleton family probably came to the United States when the immigrant, John, Sr. sold the family jewels in England to pay for passage for himself and several children to Virginia. He was a widower at the time. His son, Pherel, Loudon County, Virginia was killed by a falling tree around 1775. John, son of Pherel, married Leanner Goddard around 1785-86. Leanner was one of a large family who lived on Fox Creek in Fleming County, Kentucky. They became progenitors of many Buchanan County early families" These three references certainly suggest a connection for John to Farrell (Sr), as John's son was given this name. Also the fact that Farrel Littleton was in Fairfax Co in the 1750s, makes him a prime candidate for John's father, but I have seen no proof as yet. One possiblity is that John's father's name was a combination like John Pherel, or Pherel John, etc. and that he used different names during different parts of his life. In any event, there was a man in VA who used the name Farrell/Pherel/etc. during the 1750s. Rick Phillips >Littleton, Terry wrote: > > Hello all, > > Well this is really stretching it a bit, BUT, what do you who are descended from the John Littleton - Martha Goddard line think of this scenario? > > Brian, a fellow Littleton researcher and I have been working on finding out just who this Pherryl Littleton, father of John Littleton who married Martha Goddard actually was so we can connect him back to our VA tree. Everyone says the same thing, John was the son of Pherryl who was the son of John, BUT Brian and I can find NO written record of a Pherryl Littleton in any VA records. People say - OH yeah, there is a record of Pherryl in ....... Co records, but if so, we have yet to find them an > > Brian proposed the following scenario: > > Hiatt's "Implied Marriages of Fairfax Co." (next to Loudoun Co) has a John Littleton m. to a Frances Harle. (I presume this would be before 1760) > > John, who married Martha Goddard, was born 1760 > > I have a note that says that John's father (the mysterious 'Pherryl'?) was killed by a falling tree in Loudoun Co, VA in 1775 > > In 1787 a presumably-widowed Frances Littleton lived in a cluster > in Loudoun Co. with William3 Littleton and his sons Charles, Thomas and Solomon. Earlier, (wonder what date - pre 1775?) a John and Thomas Littleton entered Loudoun Co. public service claims for supplies they provided to the Marquis de Lafayette. > > What we propose is that William3 Littleton also had a son John who was married to Frances Harle, that this John died early, such that the Tavener genealogy research did not pick him up and why he wasn't in his fathers will. This John Littleton and Francis Harle had a son, John who married Martha Goddard and moved to Fleming Co. KY. > > Is it possible that 'Pherryl' is a confabulation of 'F.Harle' which would have been John's mothers maiden name and over the years, F Harle got converted into > P-herryl and people started saying this was John's father because it would sound more like a fathers name than a mothers? > > OK, I've got my flame retardant suit on, fire away. > > Terry Littleton (listdad) > > ==== LITTLETON Mailing List ==== > LITTLETON-L@rootsweb.com

Terry and all, I never ever believe anything is 'Too Far Fetched'. I get caught red faced when I do and it turns out to be true. Also, this is one way of bringing out other ideas. I have searched everywhere that I can think of on the internet and don't get even a bite on Pherryl or Pherrill LITTLETON. I believe he exhists because Pherel Fielding got his first name from somewhere. I have found that 'Fielding' was a rather common name at the time, but not 'Pherel'. I have found Pherrill as a surname. Nothing connecting to his time period. It is an odd surname. One is in the 1850 MS census. I also have the note that he was killed by a tree, but I believe I got that from you Terry. Keep up the good work. Jim Clanin ----- Original Message ----- From: Littleton, Terry <TerryLi@lee.k12.fl.us> To: <LITTLETON-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, August 31, 1999 1:51 PM Subject: Pherrel Littleton - grasping at straws? > Hello all, > > Well this is really stretching it a bit, BUT, what do you who are descended from the John Littleton - Martha Goddard line think of this scenario? > > Brian, a fellow Littleton researcher and I have been working on finding out just who this Pherryl Littleton, father of John Littleton who married Martha Goddard actually was so we can connect him back to our VA tree. Everyone says the same thing, John was the son of Pherryl who was the son of John, BUT Brian and I can find NO written record of a Pherryl Littleton in any VA records. People say - OH yeah, there is a record of Pherryl in ....... Co records, but if so, we have yet to find them and would LOVE to see a copy of them. > > Brian proposed the following scenario: > > Hiatt's "Implied Marriages of Fairfax Co." (next to Loudoun Co) has a John Littleton m. to a Frances Harle. (I presume this would be before 1760) > > John, who married Martha Goddard, was born 1760 > > I have a note that says that John's father (the mysterious 'Pherryl'?) was killed by a falling tree in Loudoun Co, VA in 1775 > > In 1787 a presumably-widowed Frances Littleton lived in a cluster > in Loudoun Co. with William3 Littleton and his sons Charles, Thomas and Solomon. Earlier, (wonder what date - pre 1775?) a John and Thomas Littleton entered Loudoun Co. public service claims for supplies they provided to the Marquis de Lafayette. > > What we propose is that William3 Littleton also had a son John who was married to Frances Harle, that this John died early, such that the Tavener genealogy research did not pick him up and why he wasn't in his fathers will. This John Littleton and Francis Harle had a son, John who married Martha Goddard and moved to Fleming Co. KY. > > Is it possible that 'Pherryl' is a confabulation of 'F.Harle' which would have been John's mothers maiden name and over the years, F Harle got converted into > P-herryl and people started saying this was John's father because it would sound more like a fathers name than a mothers? > > OK, I've got my flame retardant suit on, fire away. > > Terry Littleton (listdad) > > > ==== LITTLETON Mailing List ==== > LITTLETON-L@rootsweb.com > >

Hello all, Well this is really stretching it a bit, BUT, what do you who are descended from the John Littleton - Martha Goddard line think of this scenario? Brian, a fellow Littleton researcher and I have been working on finding out just who this Pherryl Littleton, father of John Littleton who married Martha Goddard actually was so we can connect him back to our VA tree. Everyone says the same thing, John was the son of Pherryl who was the son of John, BUT Brian and I can find NO written record of a Pherryl Littleton in any VA records. People say - OH yeah, there is a record of Pherryl in ....... Co records, but if so, we have yet to find them and would LOVE to see a copy of them. Brian proposed the following scenario: Hiatt's "Implied Marriages of Fairfax Co." (next to Loudoun Co) has a John Littleton m. to a Frances Harle. (I presume this would be before 1760) John, who married Martha Goddard, was born 1760 I have a note that says that John's father (the mysterious 'Pherryl'?) was killed by a falling tree in Loudoun Co, VA in 1775 In 1787 a presumably-widowed Frances Littleton lived in a cluster in Loudoun Co. with William3 Littleton and his sons Charles, Thomas and Solomon. Earlier, (wonder what date - pre 1775?) a John and Thomas Littleton entered Loudoun Co. public service claims for supplies they provided to the Marquis de Lafayette. What we propose is that William3 Littleton also had a son John who was married to Frances Harle, that this John died early, such that the Tavener genealogy research did not pick him up and why he wasn't in his fathers will. This John Littleton and Francis Harle had a son, John who married Martha Goddard and moved to Fleming Co. KY. Is it possible that 'Pherryl' is a confabulation of 'F.Harle' which would have been John's mothers maiden name and over the years, F Harle got converted into P-herryl and people started saying this was John's father because it would sound more like a fathers name than a mothers? OK, I've got my flame retardant suit on, fire away. Terry Littleton (listdad)

Please add the above counties to my previous post for Ohio county LITTLETON connections. I added a few more Ohio counties to the previous list. If you have connections to LITTLETONS in any of these counties, please e-mail me. I'm looking for descendants to LITTLETONS in these counties, not data, UNLESS you happen to have access to birth or death indexes for these counties. THEN I'd love to talk to you too. Belmont Clinton Erie Meigs Miami Monroe Montgomery Warren Washington TIA Terry Littleton (listdad)

Hi y'all, Is there anyone on here that has ties to the LITTLETONS in the following Ohio Counties? Warren Miami Clinton Erie Montgomery If so, please e-mail me. TIA Terry Littleton (listdad)

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Hi all, Has anyone ever run across this person? He was born near Springfield, MO 9 Feb 1887. Would love to know what happened to him. I have no other info on him. I'm also looking for any info on a Lorenzo D Littleton that was married I believe in Madison Co, OH about 1838 to a Sidney Morrow. TIA Terry Littleton (listdad)

For anyone interested. Jim Clanin ----- Original Message ----- From: Ken Boonie <kab9@penn.com> To: <PAHUNTIN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, August 18, 1999 8:37 PM Subject: WWI Information available > I got this from another list. It should prove to be very > helpful. > > >Prior to the US's entry into WW1 (approx. 1917-1918) every male between the > >age of 18 and 40 was required to register for the draft. The information > >found on the card was provided by the individual himself. The registration > >cards vary in information depending on the individual draft board. But by > >and large the cards include: The full name of the person (this means first, > >full middle name, any additional middle names and last name); the current > >address of the man; his age; his birthdate (some include his place of > >birth); whether he is a US citizen or a naturalized citizen (some ask if > his > >father was a naturalized citizen and his father's race); his race; his > >occupation; where he is employed (name of employer); address or location of > >employment; name and address of his next of kin; some cards ask if the man > >is married or single and how many people he supports. The card is signed by > >the draftee. On the back of the card his physical description is noted: > >Height is broken down by short, medium, tall although some cards give the > >actual height in feet and inches; Build by slim, medium, stout although > some > >cards list actual weight along with the build; color of eyes and hair; any > >deformities or injuries are listed (such as one arm missing, blind in one > >eye, etc); the name and address of the draft board and the date. > > > >When these original cards were transferred to the East Pointe NARA branch > >the LDS spent about 3 years microfilming these cards. There are hundreds > and > >hundreds of boxes and the LDS opened one box at a time and filmed them - > in > >state order. However, within each state the cards were filed by draft > board, > >not by county or by draftee. This makes the searching of the microfilm > >difficult to say the least. > > > >The good news is that the Friends of the National Archives took each box > >after it was filmed (and checked) and sorted all of these thousands and > >thousands of cards into - state and then COUNTY order and then in > >alphabetical order by surname and put then in new boxes. The Friends > deserve > >all the kudos we can give them for this monstrous task. > > > >So ... rather than spending hours and hours searching the LDS microfilm you > >can order copies of the original cards from NARA. if you know the county > >your ancestor lived in between 1917-1918. > > > >And BTW - Ancestry.com lists WW1 Draft cards in their searchable data > bases, > >however I know for a fact that there are 22 cards for the surname WHITE > >found in McIntosh Co, OK and Ancestry only gave me 4 of them so don't > depend > >on that site. I was told yesterday that some reps from Ancestry had visited > >the archives a couple of weeks ago to talk about filming the cards, took > one > >look at the hundreds and hundreds of boxes and simply left. > > > >For copies: Send a letter requesting copy(s) to: > >NARA > >Southeast Region > >1557 St. Joseph Ave > >East Point, GA 30344 > > > >In your letter be sure to say you want copy(s) of the WWI Draft application > >Cards. Include the name of your ancestor and his race, the state and the > >county. If you want copies of ALL of the cards with a given surname, ask > >them the cost of the copies and send a SASE for them to let you know the > >copying cost. In your letter be sure and say you want a copy of the FRONT > >and BACK of the card. Be sure to send a SASE for the return of you copies. > > > >The cost for the copy is 50 cents - 25 cents for the back and 25 cents for > >the front. If you only want one copy send a buck and say the difference is > >to be given to the Friends of the Archives, because after all they did all > >this wonderful hard work for you <VBG> > > > >If you have any other questions about the cards please write to me and I'll > >try to help. I've been "delving" into these cards for the past few years. > >But PLEASE don't ask me to get the copies for you. It is difficult for me > to > >take the time off from work to visit the archive to do my own research <g>. > > > >And feel free to pass this on to any of the lists you are on. > > > >Linda > >Linda's Home Page: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~haas/ > > -- > > > Ken Boonie > Coordinator > USGenWeb Project > Huntingdon County PA > http://millennium.fortunecity.com/plumpton/498/ >

Terry and all, For lookups on Family tree maker CDs and Automated Archives, Inc. CDs try this URL. http://genweb.net/~gen-cds/cdlist.html For lookups in Family Tree Maker's World Family Tree CDs go here: http://genweb.net/~gen-cds/cdwftlist.html These people are volunteers and I have had very satisfactory results from them. Jim Clanin ----- Original Message ----- From: Littleton, Terry <TerryLi@lee.k12.fl.us> To: <LITTLETON-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, August 18, 1999 7:58 AM Subject: CD 192 - Encyclopedia of Quaker Genealogy > Hi all > Does anyone have this CD that would look something up for me? > > Chauncey T Littleton is supposedly on that CD > > or is anyone on here related to him or his son, Ernest N Littleton ? > > > TIA > Terry Littleton (listdad) > > > ==== LITTLETON Mailing List ==== > LITTLETON-L@rootsweb.com > >