1. Andrew Thomas Wilkinson, born August 03, 1967 in Springfield, Missouri. He was the son of 2. Robert Fletcher Wilkinson, Jr. and 3. Katharin Nelson Thomas. He married (1) Stacy Marie Andreas August 05, 1989 in Lake Ozark, Missouri. She was the daughter of Earl Edward Andreas and Dorothy Marie Schluer.

More About Andrew Thomas Wilkinson:

College: University of Missouri-Columbia

Degree: A.B., Interdisciplinary (Biology Emphasis)

Occupation: Quality Engineer/Team Advisor

Prim. Employer: Hoechst Marion Roussel, K.C., MO

Primary Home: Springfield and Kansas City, Missouri

More About Stacy Marie Andreas:

College: University of Missouri-Columbia

Degree: 1986, A.B., Political Science, J.D. (1989)

Occupation: Attorney

Prim. Employer: Lathrop & Gage, K.C., MO

Primary Home: Lake Ozark and Kansas City, MO

Child of Andrew Wilkinson and Stacy Andreas is:

2. Robert Fletcher Wilkinson, Jr., born January 23, 1935 in Ironton, Missouri. He was the son of 4. Robert Fletcher Wilkinson and 5. Martha Philomena Weber. He married 3. Katharin Nelson Thomas June 13, 1959 in St. Joseph, Missouri.

3. Katharin Nelson Thomas, born June 18, 1936 in St. Joseph, Missouri. She was the daughter of 6. Nelson Kernot Thomas and 7. Marian Esther Rogers.

Notes for Robert Fletcher Wilkinson, Jr.:

Robert F. Wilkinson, as of 1996, was Chairman of the Biology Department at Southwest Missouri State University. Nearly everyone referred to him as "Major" (probably because he attended a military school as a youth) or "Wilk."

More About Robert Fletcher Wilkinson, Jr.:

College: University of Missouri-Columbia

Degree: A.B., Biology; Masters and Ph.D

Fraternity: Delta Tau Delta Fraternity

Occupation: Professor of Biology

Prim. Employer: Southwest Missouri State University

Primary Home: Springfield

More About Katharin Nelson Thomas:

College: University of Missouri-Columbia

Degree: Journalism, MBA (SMSU)

Fraternity: Alpha Chi Omega

Hobbies: Volunteer

Occupation: University Instructor

Prim. Employer: Southwest Missouri State University

Primary Home: St. Joseph and Springfield, Missouri

Children of Robert Wilkinson and Katharin Thomas are:

4. Robert Fletcher Wilkinson, born June 02, 1906 in Alton, Illinois; died December 20, 1983 in St. Louis, Missouri. He was the son of 8. Robert Edgar Wilkinson and 9. Anna Maude Fletcher. He married 5. Martha Philomena Weber August 07, 1929 in Carrolton, Illinois.

5. Martha Philomena Weber, born October 17, 1906 in Olney, Illinois; died October 10, 1979 in Olney, Illinois. She was the daughter of 10. George Theodore Weber and 11. Elizabeth Hausner.

Notes for Robert Fletcher Wilkinson:

The following is an account of Robert Fletcher Wilkinson written by Helen Cheaney:

"Robert Fletcher, arrived at Alton, Illinois, on June 2, 1906. He was married to Martha P. Weber in Carrolton, Illinois, on August 17, 1929 and in August 1932 Robert Edgar II was born at Olney, Richland County, IL; young Robert E. died of pneumonia July 5, 1943 in a hospital in St. Louis. Robert Fletcher, Jr. was born January 23, 1935 at Ironton, Missouri, and Helen Sue was born July 25, 1936 at Olney, Illinois. Robert Fletcher Wilkinson served his country during World War II overseas in the European theatre. On dischagehe returned to live in Arcadia, Missouri, a disabled veteran residing in the refurbished springhouse located on the Fletcher homestead. He died at the Veterans Hospital, John Corcoran, on December 20, 1983 and was buried in Arcadia Valley Masonic Cemetery in the family plot with his parents.

More About Robert Fletcher Wilkinson:

Burial Location: Masonic Valley Cemetery, Arcadia, Missouri

College: University of Missouri-Columbia

Fraternity: Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity

Military: Army; World War II

Primary Home: Arcadia, Missouri

More About Martha Philomena Weber:

Burial Location: Olney, Illinois

College: St. Mary's of Notre Dame, South Bend, Indiana

Hobbies: Cooking

Occupation: Operating Room Assistant

Prim. Employer: Richland County Hospital, Olney, Illinois

Primary Home: Olney, Illinois

Children of Robert Wilkinson and Martha Weber are:

6. Nelson Kernot Thomas, born February 01, 1898 in Beattie, Kansas; died February 06, 1965 in St. Joseph, Missouri. He was the son of 12. James M. Thomas and 13. Maude E. Waters. He married 7. Marian Esther Rogers February 23, 1925 in St. Joseph, Missouri.

7. Marian Esther Rogers, born January 23, 1901 in St. Joseph, Missouri; died August 09, 1995 in Springfield, Missouri. She was the daughter of 14. Phillip Joseph Rogers and 15. Louisa Sommer.

More About Nelson Kernot Thomas:

Burial Location: Memorial Park Cemetary, St. Joseph

Hobbies: Golf

Military: Army; World War I

Occupation: Secretary of St. Joseph Grain Exchange

Prim. Employer: St. Joseph Grain Exchange

Primary Home: St. Joseph

More About Marian Esther Rogers:

Burial Location: Memorial Park Cemetary, St. Joseph

Occupation: Clerk

Prim. Employer: Buchanan County Collector

Primary Home: St. Joseph

Child of Nelson Thomas and Marian Rogers is:

8. Robert Edgar Wilkinson, born February 03, 1869 in Dundee, Missouri; died February 16, 1943 in Alton, Illinois. He was the son of 16. Samuel William Wilkinson and 17. Frederica Eversmann. He married 9. Anna Maude Fletcher August 31, 1898 in Arcadia, Missouri.

9. Anna Maude Fletcher, born November 26, 1875 in Arcadia, Missouri; died March 15, 1957 in Ironton, Missouri. She was the daughter of 18. William Alexander Fletcher and 19. Sada Francis Ringo.

Notes for Robert Edgar Wilkinson:

The following is an account of Robert Edgar Wilkinson by Helen F. Cheaney:

"Robert Edgar Wilkinson, son of Samuel William and Frederica Eversmann Wilkinson, was born February 3, 1869 at Dundee, Missouri. Now it is known how the young lady from Arcadia met the gentleman from Dundee. He was the Principal of the Ironton School as per the 1900 picture in "Readin' 'Ritin and 'Rithmetic" history of Iron County. bob and Maude were married in Arcadia, Missouri August 31, 1898.

"During 1902 Robert E. was given a position on the staff of the Western Military Academy at Alton, Illinois, where he was instructor, principal and dean. His nephew, Doug Cheaney, recalled spending a summertime riding and driving with his Uncle Bob who was recruiting. It was a most pleasant and learning experience."

Robert Edgar Wilkinson died on February 16, 1943 and Anna Maude Fletcher Wilkinson died on March 15, 1957. They had two children, Robert Fletcher and Helen Frances.

More About Robert Edgar Wilkinson:

Occupation: Headmaster, Western Military Academy

Prim. Employer: Western Military Academy, Alton, Illinois

Primary Home: Alton, Illinois

Notes for Anna Maude Fletcher:

This is an account of Anna Maude Fletcher written by Helen f. Cheaney:

" Anna Maude was the first born of William Alexander and Sada Frances (Ringo0 Fletcher, on 11/26/1875 at Arcadia, Missouri. Condensed from the "Book of Remembrance" is the story of Maude and Blanche being invited to travel with Mrs. Farrar and family to visit her son, Theodore in Shannon County. A supply wagon and a passenger wagon were needed as the distance required many days and nights, necessitating preparation of all meals. One evening Maude went to a cornfield and came out with her arms full of roasting ears only to be accosted by two men. They recognized her, but for fun demanded money, making her tremble with fear. They 'let her off' and only weeks later did she learn that her tears were for nothing.

"Maude taught in Iron County school system during 1893-94 at Glover; the 1895-97 terms at Middlebrook."

More About Anna Maude Fletcher:

Burial Location: Arcadia Valley Masonic Cemetery, Arcadia, Missouri

Occupation: School teacher

Primary Home: Arcadia, Missouri

Children of Robert Wilkinson and Anna Fletcher are:

10. George Theodore Weber, born September 10, 1868; died December 26, 1941. He was the son of 20. Benedict Weber and 21. Eva Regina Schafer. He married 11. Elizabeth Hausner.

11. Elizabeth Hausner, born August 17, 1874; died January 02, 1936. She was the daughter of 22. Joseph Hausner and 23. Gertrude Nix.

Children of George Weber and Elizabeth Hausner are:

12. James M. Thomas, born December 1871 in Michigan; died 1958 in St. Joseph, Missouri. He was the son of 24. ? Thomas. He married 13. Maude E. Waters Abt. 1895.

13. Maude E. Waters, born May 1870 in Illinois; died 1951 in St. Joseph, Missouri.

Notes for James M. Thomas:

The 1900 Census for Marshall County, Guittard Township, Beattie City, Kansas (Roll 489, E.D. 62, sheet 4, line 10, pg. 103A) references the birthplaces of James and Maude Thomas and their parents. At the time, James' brother, Joseph K. Thomas (born October 1879 in Missouri) resided with them. James' parents were born in England. His occupation is listed as hardware clerk.

More About James M. Thomas:

Burial Location: Memorial Park Cemetery, St. Joseph, Missouri

Occupation: Grain Dealer

Prim. Employer: Self-Employed

Primary Home: Beattie, Kansas

Notes for Maude E. Waters:

The 1900 Census for Marshall County, Kansas also lists Maude with her husband James M. Thomas. The birthplace of her mother was "Canada(England)" and the birthplace of her father was Massachusetts.

More About Maude E. Waters:

Burial Location: Memorial Park Cemetery, St. Joseph, Missouri

Child of James Thomas and Maude Waters is:

14. Phillip Joseph Rogers, born May 1850 in St. Joseph, Missouri; died 1909 in St. Joseph, Missouri. He married 15. Louisa Sommer February 19, 1880 in St. Joseph, Missouri.

15. Louisa Sommer, born July 1854 in Wheeling, West Virginia; died 1939 in St. Joseph, Missouri.

Notes for Phillip Joseph Rogers:

Philip Rogers is listed in the 1900 Census, Roll No. T623, Enumeration Dist. No. 47, pg. 34B, sheet 4. It indicates that the place of birth of his mother and father was Ireland. The census lists his occupation as clerk.

More About Phillip Joseph Rogers:

Burial Location: Mount Olivet, St. Joseph, Missouri

Occupation: Clerk¹

Notes for Louisa Sommer:

The 1900 Census record indicates that Louisa Sommer's parents were born in Germany.

More About Louisa Sommer:

Burial Location: Mount Olivet, St. Joseph, Missouri

Children of Phillip Rogers and Louisa Sommer are:

16. Samuel William Wilkinson, born February 10, 1830 in Hallifax County, Virginia; died February 07, 1907 in Franklin County, Missouri. He was the son of 32. Samuel Wilkinson and 33. Martha Vaughan Cook. He married 17. Frederica Eversmann August 11, 1858.

17. Frederica Eversmann, born August 14, 1834; died May 15, 1871.

Children of Samuel Wilkinson and Emaline McWilliams are:

Children of Samuel Wilkinson and Frederica Eversmann are:

18. William Alexander Fletcher, born September 06, 1843 in Madison County, Missouri; died February 16, 1910 in Arcadia, Missouri. He was the son of 36. Alexander Fletcher and 37. Nancy Ann Tallman. He married 19. Sada Francis Ringo February 16, 1875.

19. Sada Francis Ringo, born August 13, 1855 in Hickman County, Kentucky; died January 26, 1934 in St. Louis, Missouri. She was the daughter of 38. Joseph Montreville Ringo and 39. Fredonia Ann McGregor.

Notes for William Alexander Fletcher:

The following is an account of William Alexander Fletcher:

"William Alexander Fletcher was born September 16, 1843 in Madison County, Missouri, the only child of Alexander and Nancy Ann (Tallman) Fletcher. William was educated in the public schools of this county and attended the old Methodist College in Arcadia. In September 1864 he enlisted in Co. E, 47 Mo Infantry for Civil War service. He was in the battle of Pilot Knob, Mo, and a few skirmishes afterward which ended with about seven months' service.

"Several years later, February 16, 1875 to be exact, was the wedding date of William and Miss Sada Frances Ringo, daughter of Joseph and Fredonia A. (McGregor) Ringo. Sada was born in Hickman County, Kentucky, on August 15, 1855. Eight children were born of this union: Anna Maude (Mrs. R.E. Wilkinson); Adelia Blanche (Mrs. B. W. Sawyer); Alexander Ringo; Alma Olivia; Salena Mabel (Mrs. H. T. Cheaney); William Dixon; Douglas Edgar; Florence Fredonia.

" Bill spent his entire adulthood engaged in farming and at times, manufacturing tobacco. In 1880, he was elected Sheriff of Iron County; in 1882 was elected Sheriff and Collector (he gave up the former); in 1884 re-elected County Collector and in 1886 won the County Clerk position.

"In 1900 he retired fro twenty years of public service to engage in dairying and farming and to continue his active membership in the Masonic Fraternity.

"On Wednesday afternoon, February 16, 1910, their thirty-fifth wedding anniversary, between three and four p.m., while in the barber shop located in Miller Engineering office building, he collapsed, stricken with the paralysis. Friends carried him to his home across the street. Drs. Gay and Marshall were called and did all they could for him, aware of his shock suffered from a fall the previous autumn. He lingered until sometime between seven-thrity and eight o'clock that evening and expired."

Submitted by Helen F. Cheaney, P.O. Box 255, Arcadia, MO 63621.

More About William Alexander Fletcher:

College: Methodist College, Arcadia, Missouri

Elected Position: Sheriff (1880); Collector (1882); County Clerk (1886)

Fraternity: Mason

Military: Co. E, 47 Mo Infantry (Civil War; Battle of Pilot Knob)

Occupation: Tobacco Farming and Manufacturing

Notes for Sada Francis Ringo:

The following is an account of Sada Frances Ringo:

"Sada Frances Ringo was born in Hickman County, Kentucky on August 13, 1855 to Joseph M. and Fredonia A. Ringo. The family moved to Wolf Island, Missouri during 1856 and remained for a tenure of fourteen years, moving to Arcadia, Missouri in April 1870. Found in the cornerstone of the newly erected (1870) four story brick building for Arcadia College (Methodist) is a list of students. Noted from Arcadia are Sarah F. (Sada Frances), Douglas McGregor and Nannie M. (Mack) Ringo thereby fulfilling their parent's desire for a good education for the children.

"On February 16, 1975 Sada married William Alexander Fletcher. One place of residence during the early years was on South Shepherd in Ironton neighboring the Emerson Place. Lena, their fifth child, recalled the admonitions of her Mother as she was leaving for the third grade classroom, 'Now children, remember to walk to Arcadia to the new house after school this evening.'

"Sada had the ability to take a proper mental attitude toward what came into her experience; possessed dynamic energy; and her impulse was the eternal how to do things--yesterday gone, tomorrow not existing.

"Her maternal instinct went beyond the large family to serving food to the hungry, nursing the sick, laying out the dead at neighbors and had a practical, generous attitude to all good causes. Her mental alertness and keen interest never abated, especially with the civic pride and desired improvements in her old home town, Arcadia. Her last few years were lived with her daughters in St. Louis, Missouri, but with eager anticipation for summer sojourns at the family homestead in Arcadia Valley.

"Home was the three story brick house erected during 1891, designed and built by Louis R. Miller, Sr., brother-in-law of Sada. According to the bill yet in hand, dated December 29, 1891, the total cost was $2,931.52 and the structure stands today in 1994. Its present owner, her great-grandson Philip H. Cheaney, occupies the premises with his wife and five children.

"Fifty-six years ago, she united with the Ironton Baptist Church of which she remained a consistent member. She was annually elected president of the Ladies' Aid Society for twenty-five years. An acknowledged leader, yet, she served as a servant without thought of leadership, worked in the business with her faithful aides.

"She died in St. Louis, Missouri on January 26, 1934. Her funeral was conducted the following day at the residence of her son, Douglas Edgar Fletcher, with interment in the Arcadia Valley Masonic Cemetery. Former pastor of the Ironton Baptist Church, Rev. J. B. Cash, conducted the funeral rites, with six grandsons serving as pall bearers."

Children of William Fletcher and Sada Ringo are:

20. Benedict Weber, born April 16, 1833 in Schutterthal, Germany; died April 17, 1933 in Olney, Illinois. He was the son of 40. Bernhardt Weber and 41. Walburga Schafer. He married 21. Eva Regina Schafer January 15, 1861.

21. Eva Regina Schafer, born March 28, 1843 in Haubstadt, Indiana; died April 23, 1898 in Ingraham, Illinois. She was the daughter of 42. Anton Louis Schafer and 43. Mary Barbara Schuthus or Schultize (heis).

Children of Benedict Weber and Eva Schafer are:

22. Joseph Hausner, born in Germany. He married 23. Gertrude Nix.

23. Gertrude Nix, born in Ingraham, Illinois.

Children of Joseph Hausner and Gertrude Nix are:

24. ? Thomas.

Children of ? Thomas are:

32. Samuel Wilkinson, born May 20, 1787 in Amelia County, Virginia; died October 07, 1855 in Warren County, Missouri. He was the son of 64. Stephen Wilkinson and 65. Tabitha Morgan. He married 33. Martha Vaughan Cook November 16, 1820 in Charlotte County, Virginia.

33. Martha Vaughan Cook, born November 22, 1794 in Nottaway County, Virginia; died April 10, 1872 in Franklin County, Missouri. She was the daughter of 66. Thomas Cook and 67. Martha Vaughan.

Children of Samuel Wilkinson and Martha Cook are:

36. Alexander Fletcher, born December 10, 1780 in Belfast, Ireland; died December 12, 1864 in Iron County, Missouri. He married 37. Nancy Ann Tallman.

37. Nancy Ann Tallman, born 1800 in Richmond, Virginia; died 1875 in Arcadia, Missouri.

Notes for Alexander Fletcher:

The following is an partial account of Alexaner Fletcher:

"At age fourteen Alexander enlisted in the war against the Indians. Later he served in the War of 1812-14. After the war, he settled in Madison County, Missouri, in what was known as the Creek Nation. He was one of the first grand jurors called in that county on July 12, 1819. While living in Madison County Alexander married Nancy Ann Tallman; the exact date is unknown. To this union one child, William Alexander, was born on September 16, 1843. In 1850, when william alexander was seven years old, his father bought a farm from Cabel Berry lying west of Stouts Creek to which he removed his family. This land remained in the hands of a Fletcher family member for years, the last parcels being sold to the Arcadia Valley School District in 1993. Alexander Fletcher died December 12, 1864.

Notes for Nancy Ann Tallman:

The following is an account of Nancy Ann Tallman:

"Nancy Ann Tallman was born in Richmond, Virginia in 1800 and died in 1975. she came out to Missouri with Rev. J.C. Berryman and friends This J.C. Berryman founded Arcadia, Missouri High School under the Southern Methodist Conference in 1849. This school became Arcadia College (Ursuline Academy) in 1878, operated by the Ursuline Nuns.

"Records of Nancy Ann are incomplete. She was accustomed to some means as heirlooms in the william alexander Fletcher family attest. Flat silver, a high Spanish tortoise shell comb, a silk and wool shawl and old daguerreotypes framed in velvet and encased in carved frames which locked were treasured by family members.

"Stories were handed down that Nancy Ann would often sit and cry because there were no slaves in her new home to do work in which she had had no training. Her silk stockings and linen underwear soon gave way to sturdier clothing.

"The exact date of Nancy Ann's marriage to Alexander is not known. In 1860 the plans for building the Fort Hill Methodist Church in Arcadia were put into action. 'Among those who first signed for work were the leaders of the Church, including A. and Nancy Fletcher subscribing $100.00.' They were the first interred in the burial plot of Alexander Fletcher in the Arcadia Valley."

More About Nancy Ann Tallman:

Burial Location: Arcadia Valley Masonic Cemetery, Arcadia, Missouri

Primary Home: Richmond, Virgina and Arcadia, Missouri

Child of Alexander Fletcher and Nancy Tallman is:

38. Joseph Montreville Ringo, born September 14, 1829 in Hickman County, Kentucky; died January 19, 1893 in Arcadia, Missouri. He was the son of 76. James Stone Ringo and 77. Elizabeth Neal. He married 39. Fredonia Ann McGregor February 21, 1854.

39. Fredonia Ann McGregor, born August 12, 1831 in Tennessee; died April 27, 1887 in Arcadia, Missouri. She was the daughter of 78. Eli McGregor.

Notes for Joseph Montreville Ringo:

The following is an account of Joseph Montreville Ringo written by Helen F. Cheaney, P.O. Box 255, Arcadia, Missouri 63621:

"Joseph Montreville Ringo was born on September 14, 1829 in Hickman County, Kentucky, but settled in Mississippi County, Missouri, when about twenty-one years old. Here he engaged in business as a farmer and merchant and prosecuted the same with success for a number of years. He was married to Miss Fredonia McGregor February 21, 1854, moved his family to near Arcadia for health and educational advantages; but, for business considerations he continued to spend the larger protion of his time in Mississippi County. The fact that Joseph was for four years one of the judges of the County Court and the treasurer for another four years shows the high esteem in which he was held by his fellow citizens. He suffered for many years from rheumatism and this was the reason for his preferring to spend a portion of his time at Wolf Island, Missouri; the climate there agreed better with him.

"His well-tried spirit quit its earthly tabernacle on January 1, 1893, and was put to rest in the Arcadia Valley Masonic Cemetery. His moral traits of character were indicated very clearly in the words of one of his daughters in a letter:

'He was a member of the Baptist Church but was charitable to all denominations, believed in being a Christian above all things. He labored to instill into the minds of his children to do to others as they would be done by, and return good for evil in all cases. During his life he never let his children hear him speak evil of anyone; it was a thing he would not tolerate in them.'"

More About Joseph Montreville Ringo:

Burial Location: Arcadia Valley Masonic Cemetery, Arcadia, Missouri

Occupation: Farmer, Merchant, County Court Judge and Treasurer

Primary Home: Mississippi County, Missouri and Arcadia, Missouri

Notes for Fredonia Ann McGregor:

The following is an account of Fredonia Ann McGregor written by Helen F. cheaney, P.O. Box 225, Arcadia, Missouri 63621:

"Fredonia Ann McGregor was born August 8, 1831 in the State of Tennessee. When she was two years old her parents emigrated to Kentucky. Being an only child she received a good education for those times. she was married to Joseph Montreville Ringo on February 21, 1854 and removed at once to Missouri, where she has ever since resided. She died at her home in Arcadia April 27, 1887, surrounded by her entire family and other sympathizing friends. she was the mother of three sons and three daughters, all of whom were grown. They with their bereaved father, lamented the loss of one of the best of Mothers.

"Fredonia was buried at noon the day after her death in the Arcadia Valley Masonic Cemetery. The names and birthdates of their children are: Sada Frances 08/13/1855; Douglas McGregor, 11/21/1856; Nannie Mack, 01/25/1858; Salena Ann, 07/11/1863; Mann, 09/25/1864; and Sterling Price, 07/16/1869. The Joseph Montreville Ringo family, wife and all his children, their wives and husbands, are buried in the Arcadia Valley Masonic Cemetery.

Children of Joseph Ringo and Fredonia McGregor are:

40. Bernhardt Weber, born 1797 in Germany; died June 25, 1854 in Germany. He was the son of 80. Georg Weber and 81. Maria Vogele. He married 41. Walburga Schafer January 25, 1819.

41. Walburga Schafer, born 1798 in Schutterthal, Germany; died November 16, 1870 in Jasper, Illinois. She was the daughter of 82. Franciskus Josef Schafer and 83. Barbara Moser.

Child of Bernhardt Weber and Walburga Schafer is:

42. Anton Louis Schafer, born August 29, 1817 in Germany; died April 09, 1895 in Haubstadt, Indiana. He married 43. Mary Barbara Schuthus or Schultize (heis).

43. Mary Barbara Schuthus or Schultize (heis), born in Germany.

Child of Anton Schafer and Mary (heis) is:

64. Stephen Wilkinson, born in Amelia County, Virginia. He was the son of 128. John Wilkinson and 129. Jane ?. He married 65. Tabitha Morgan March 05, 1784 in Amelia County, Virginia.

65. Tabitha Morgan, born in Amelia County, Virginia; died in Nottaway County, Virginia. She was the daughter of 130. Samuel Morgan and 131. Mary ?.

Child of Stephen Wilkinson and Tabitha Morgan is:

66. Thomas Cook, died September 07, 1819 in Charlotte County, Virginia. He was the son of 132. James Cook and 133. Ann Ford. He married 67. Martha Vaughan December 27, 1784 in Amelia County, Virginia.

67. Martha Vaughan, born 1763 in Amelia County, Virginia; died June 15, 1840 in Charlotte County, Virginia. She was the daughter of 134. Robert Vaughan.

Children of Thomas Cook and Martha Vaughan are:

76. James Stone Ringo, born December 28, 1800 in Montgomery County, Kentucky; died September 07, 1874 in Hickman County, Kentucky. He was the son of 152. Joseph Ringo and 153. Mary Ann Polly Ratliff. He married 77. Elizabeth Neal September 13, 1825.

77. Elizabeth Neal, born May 21, 1799; died December 24, 1831 in Hickman County, Kentucky.

Child of James Ringo and Elizabeth Neal is:

78. Eli McGregor.

Child of Eli McGregor is:

80. Georg Weber. He married 81. Maria Vogele.

81. Maria Vogele.

Child of Georg Weber and Maria Vogele is:

82. Franciskus Josef Schafer. He married 83. Barbara Moser.

83. Barbara Moser.

Child of Franciskus Schafer and Barbara Moser is:

128. John Wilkinson, born November 25, 1723 in Bristol Parish, Brunswick, Virginia; died 1779 in Amelia County, Virginia. He was the son of 256. Thomas Wilkinson and 257. Elizabeth ?. He married 129. Jane ?.

129. Jane ?.

Children of John Wilkinson and Jane ? are:

130. Samuel Morgan. He married 131. Mary ?.

131. Mary ?.

Child of Samuel Morgan and Mary ? is:

132. James Cook. He married 133. Ann Ford September 27, 1764 in Amelia County, Virginia.

133. Ann Ford.

Child of James Cook and Ann Ford is:

134. Robert Vaughan, born in Amelia County, Virginia; died 1805 in Nottaway County, Virginia. He was the son of 268. Robert Vaughan and 269. Martha ?.

Children of Robert Vaughan are:

152. Joseph Ringo, born March 12, 1763 in Hopewell Township, New Jersey; died February 06, 1852 in Montgomery County, Kentucky. He was the son of 304. Henry Ringo and 305. Margaret Major. He married 153. Mary Ann Polly Ratliff December 06, 1798.

153. Mary Ann Polly Ratliff, born June 02, 1781 in Prince William, Virginia; died January 10, 1825 in Bath, Kentucky. She was the daughter of 306. Zephaniah Ratliff and 307. Philadelphia Stone.

Child of Joseph Ringo and Mary Ratliff is:

256. Thomas Wilkinson. He married 257. Elizabeth ?.

257. Elizabeth ?.

Child of Thomas Wilkinson and Elizabeth ? is:

268. Robert Vaughan, died 1779. He married 269. Martha ?.

269. Martha ?.

Child of Robert Vaughan and Martha ? is:

304. Henry Ringo, born December 14, 1724 in Hopewell Township, Mercer, New Jersey; died May 12, 1803 in Montgomery County, Kentucky. He was the son of 608. Philip Ringo and 609. Janet Jane Cook. He married 305. Margaret Major March 21, 1748/49.

305. Margaret Major, born June 25, 1732 in New Jersey; died January 20, 1795 in Montgomery County, Kentucky. She was the daughter of 610. Robert Major.

Child of Henry Ringo and Margaret Major is:

306. Zephaniah Ratliff, born February 25, 1753 in Maryland; died June 08, 1831 in Bath, Kentucky. He was the son of 612. Joseph Ratliff and 613. Anna ?. He married 307. Philadelphia Stone March 13, 1780.

307. Philadelphia Stone, born September 22, 1755; died August 01, 1824 in Bath, Kentucky. She was the daughter of 614. Josiah Stone and 615. Mary Coleman.

Child of Zephaniah Ratliff and Philadelphia Stone is:

608. Philip Ringo, born November 02, 1682 in New York, New York; died May 10, 1757 in Amwell Township, New Jersey. He was the son of 1216. Albertus Ringo and 1217. Jannetje Van Stoutenburg. He married 609. Janet Jane Cook May 15, 1721.

609. Janet Jane Cook, born June 13, 1701 in Emden, Germany; died December 20, 1750.

Child of Philip Ringo and Janet Cook is:

610. Robert Major, born 1706.

Child of Robert Major is:

612. Joseph Ratliff, born 1724. He married 613. Anna ?.

613. Anna ?.

Child of Joseph Ratliff and Anna ? is:

614. Josiah Stone, born 1720. He married 615. Mary Coleman.

615. Mary Coleman, born 1722.

Child of Josiah Stone and Mary Coleman is:

1216. Albertus Ringo, born 1656 in New Amsterdam, New York; died 1733 in Trenton, New Jersey. He was the son of 2432. Philip Janszen Ringo and 2433. Geertruijde Cornelisse Trommels. He married 1217. Jannetje Van Stoutenburg.

1217. Jannetje Van Stoutenburg, born August 30, 1656 in New Amsterdam, New York. She was the daughter of 2434. Pieter Van Stoutenburg and 2435. Aefje Van Tienhoven.

Child of Albertus Ringo and Jannetje Van Stoutenburg is:

2432. Philip Janszen Ringo, born 1620 in Netherlands; died March 21, 1661/62 in "At Sea" Atlantic Ocean. He was the son of 4864. Jan Ringot. He married 2433. Geertruijde Cornelisse Trommels August 11, 1647.

2433. Geertruijde Cornelisse Trommels, born 1626 in Amsterdam, Netherlands. She was the daughter of 4866. Cornelis Trommels.

Child of Philip Ringo and Geertruijde Trommels is:

2434. Pieter Van Stoutenburg, born 1630. He married 2435. Aefje Van Tienhoven.

2435. Aefje Van Tienhoven, born 1634.

Child of Pieter Van Stoutenburg and Aefje Van Tienhoven is:

4864. Jan Ringot, born 1590.

Child of Jan Ringot is:

4866. Cornelis Trommels, born 1600.

Child of Cornelis Trommels is:

1. 1900 Census, T623, pg. 34B, District 47, sheet 4, Buchanan County, Missouri