Kelly; This is my line all right, Wareham Mack was the son of my ggg-grandfather Richard Mack from Ct. and the fifer Drummer in the Revolutionary war. Also an ascendent to Lucy Mack Smith, the mother of Joseph Smith, the Mormon Prophet. Richard's grandaughter was my great grandmother Mary Mack, who was born in Shelbyville Ind. 12-2-1830. She married my great-grandfather William Pyle on 12-24-1846 in Eugene, Vermillion, County In. I am looking for her father, one of the sons of Richard Mack, who was in Shelbyville around 1830. She also had a sister Margaret Mack who married George Hannaman around the middle of the 1850's. Thanks for your response and hope I can help you in some way. Ron Pyle ---------- | From: donw1@sprynet.com | To: piguy@goldrush.com | Subject: family tree info | Date: Sunday, August 17, 1997 3:07 PM | | Hey there, sorry to take so long to email you back but was waiting for my dad to | gather info. The following is taken fromBiographical and Historical Record of | Vermillion Co, Indiana. Published 1888. | | GILBERT L. MOCK IS ONE OF THE REPRESENTATIVE BUSINESS MEN OF hIGHLAND tOWNSHIP. | hIS FATHER, WAREHAM MOCK, WA BORN IN HAMILTON COUNTYM, OHIO IN 1804, A SON OF | RICHARD MOCK, WHO WAS BORN IN SCOTLAND AND CAME TO AMERICA WHEN A BOY. RICHARD | MOCK WAS A METHODIST MINISTER, AND WAS A CHAPLAIN UNDRER GENERAL WASHINTON AT | THE SAME TIME SERVED IN THE CAPACITY OF DRUMMER. HE CAME TO VERMILLION COUNTY | WITH HIS SON WAREHAM, AND DIED MANY YEARS AGO, BEING ONE OF THE LAST SURVISORS | OF THE WAR OF THE REVOLUTION. HE HAD FIVE SONS---ERASTUS, ASA H., RICHARD, | WAREHAM AND SAMUEL. THE LAST THREE BECAME RESIDENST OF VERMILLION COUNTY, AND | ALL ARE NOW DECEASED, WAREHAM BEING THE LASAT TO PASS AWAY. HE WAS ONEOF THE | WELL-KNOWN PINEERS OF THE COUNTY, AND FOR MANY YEARS WAS A FLAT BOAT PILOT FROM | VERMILLION COUNTY TO NEW ORLEANS. HE MARRIED IN OHIO BEFORE COMING TO INDIANA TO | ELIZABETH SHILLING, AND TO THEMWERE BORN SEVEN CHILDREN, BUT THREE OF WHOM ARE | LIVING--- BARBARA, WIDOW OF HORACE BROWN: ELIZABETH, WIDOW OF WILLIAM STOCKWELL, | AND GILBERT. PILENA, HENRY, CHRISTOPHER AND EDNA ARE DECEASED. GILBERT MOCK WAS | BORN IN HELPT TOWNSHIP. VERMILLION COUNTY, APRIL 8, 1831. HE MARRIED IN HIS | EARLY LIFE MARY HOLDMAN, A DAUGHT OF WILLIAM HOLDMAN. SHE DIED MARACH 8, 1879, | LEAVING THREE CHILDREN--ARMSTEAD,DANIEL AND MARY. NOVEMBER 6, 1881, MR MOCK | MARRIED REBECCA (HARTMAN) DEYO, DAUGHTER OF GEORGE HARTMAN AND WIDOW OF NELSON | DEYO. SHE HAD BEEN TWICE MARRIED BEFORE HER MARRIAGE TO MR. MOCK, HER FIRST | HUSBAND BEING DAVID RENNAGER. SHE WAS BORN IN VIRGINIA IN 1820, AND WAS ABOUT | TWELVE YEARS OF AGE WHEN HER PARENTS REMOVED TO INDIANA. HER FATHER DIED IN 1843 | AND HER MOTHER APRIL 15, 1886, THE LATTER BEING EIGHT4-EIGHT YRS OLD AT THE TIME | OF HER DEATH. OF A FAMILY OF THREE SONS AND NINE DAUGHTERS BORN TO MR AND MRS | HARTMAN, TWO SONS AND SEVEN DAUGHTERS ARE STILL LIVING== | PRISCILLA,REBECCA,POLLY,SALLY,WILLIAM,CHRISTINA,ANDREWJ.,ISABELLA AND ZERILDA. | THE DECEASED ARE ELIZATHER ANN, NANCY AND JOHN A. MRS MOCK HAS REARED FOUR | CHILDREN, TWO, SARAH AND MARTHAT HARTMAN, BEING THE CHILDREN OF HER BROTHER | JOHN, AND TWO, DAVID AND MARY JANE LONG, BEING RELATIVES OF HER FIRST HUSBAND | | | This sounds like your linage to me. all the right names. There is also an | ERastus Mack, but not born until 1831. he was a physican in vermillion county. | hope this might be of some help to you. if my dad or myself can be of any | further help to you, please do let us know. also, let me know if this helped | any, are one of the above mentioned mary's yours? | | kelly