from https://www.genealogy.com/forum/surnames/topics/washburn/3311/ (also, see https://wc.rootsweb.com/trees/178886/I03069/-/individual) Re: Washburn girls kidnapped by Indians 1790s By Barbara Lenker August 29, 2004 at 09:16:57 In reply to: Washburn girls kidnapped by Indians 1790s Nick Sheedy 8/22/04 This story is told in the Book by Brenton Washburn "The Washburn Family in America". It is too long for me to type here.It is referred to the "myth" which is found in the Draper manuscript 17-S and was published as THE WASHBURN GIRL from the History of Brown Co. OH as told by Sara Washburn Shannon and D.M. Kelsey in "The History of the Wild West". The following note appears in the Washburn Book. " Note that is was not only the Washburns of KY who warred with the Indians of OH, but that the Washburns of WV could explain this incident."For example, this girl's father might have been James Washburn. A longer version of the story appeared under his name. So, apparently it is a well known story passed around among the Washburns of KY and OH. I don't have any military information to share for Cornelius. Here are 9 pgs of info that I have collected. Please verify the info. I have included my sources. The rest of the information on the Washburns before Jeremiah can be found in my file on Rootsweb, under the database name of bdoney. Descendants of Jeremiah Washburn Generation No. 1 1.JEREMIAH27 WASHBURN(THOMAS26, THOMAS25, JOHN24, JOHN23, JOHN22, JOHN21 WASHBOURNE, JOHN20, JOHN19, NORMAN18, JOHN17, PETER16, JOHN15 DE WASHBOURNE, SIR14 ROGER, LORD OF WASHBOURNE, SIR13 JOHN, LORD OF WASHBOURNE, SIR12 ROGER, LORD OF WASHBOURNE, SAMPSON11 DE ESTHAM, WILLIAM DE ESTHAM10 WASHBOURNE, ROGER D'ABITOT9 ERNALOUS, URSE8 D'ABITOT, ALMERICUS7, RABEL6 DE TANCARVILLE II, GERALDUS5, RABEL RALPH4 D'HAUTEVILLE, TANCRED3, GUISCARD2, HIALTI1) was born Abt. 1726 in Sussex Co., NJ, and died Abt. 1806 in Mason Co., KY.He married (1) REBECCA DEVORE 1765, daughter of NICHOLAS DEVORE and SARAH DECKER.She died 1786 in Mason Co., KY.He married (2) ELIZABETH DUVAL Aft. 1765. Notes for JEREMIAH WASHBURN: # Name: Jeremiah WASHBURN # Sex: M # Note: # Note: In the early 1780's Jeremiah and Rebecca came to Mason # Note: County, KY. They settle a few miles below Limestone (Mayville), and lived at Kenton Station. # Note: Notes from Historical Collections of Brown Count, Ohio # Note: compiled by Carl Thompson. Hamer Graphics Inc, Piqua, # Note: Ohio 1969 # Note: # Note: Cornelius was his third son. Marriage 1 Rebecca DEVORE * Married: 1766 Children 1. Cornelius (Neil) WASHBURN b: 1774 in Sussex County, NJ 2. Elizabeth WASHBURN The Family of William Grant (born 1790 KY-died 1879 IN) and allied Washburn, Robbins and other families. Entries: 12934Updated: Mon Aug 11 12:43:06 2003Contact: Lou Ann Winterrowd "ID: I00742 "Name: Jeremiah Washburn "Sex: M "Birth: ABT 1726 "Death: 1806 in Mason Co. Ky. "Note: I would appreciate any help that anyone can give me in finding the names of Jeremiah Washburn's parents. I have chosen to use the date of about 1726 for the date of birth of Jeremiah Washburn. This date comes from Lyman Draper's interview with Phebe Grant (see William Grant and Phebe Washburn)--Phebe (Washburn) Grant, states the following "Jeremiah Washburn father of Cornelius died in the fall of 1806 aged about 80...". This would make Jeremiah's birth about 1726, but could be later, as Phebe Grant does not state that Jeremiah was actually 80 years old at his death, but about 80. Don Barnett, a Washburn researcher, found that a Lemuel Washburn was living in Sussex Co. NJ in the neighborhood of the McCoys, Devores and others. While Lemuel is a possibility as Jeremiah's father, Don Barnett has formulated a theory that this Lemuel is Lemuel Washburn, born Aug. 18, 1714 the son of Jonathan Washburn and Rebecca Perry of Bridgewater, MA and that Susanna Washburn, daughter of Jonathan Washburn and Rebecca Perry is the mother of our Jeremiah Washburn making Lemuel Washburn Jeremiah's uncle. Don bases this theory on the fact that Susanna Washburn had an illegitmate child ca. 1735/36 in Bridgewater, MA. Don believes that this child was Jeremiah and Susanna came to Sussex Co. NJ with her brother, Lemuel, and son, Jeremiah, and married George McCoy, who is mentioned in Jeremiah's will as his step-father. However, while we do have a little evidence that the Lemuel Washburn in Sussex Co NJ might be the s/o Jonathan Washburn, we have no actual proof that he was. While Don Barnett has put together circumstancial evidence, such as Ebenezer Washburn, brother of Jonathan living in Mon. Co. NJ which is near Sussex Co. NJ, to support his theory, he has not been able to find proof to verify it and therefore, I have chosen to leave Lemuel as the possible parent of Jeremiah, though there is no proof of this either. If Jeremiah's date of birth is close to 1726, then it is not possible for him to be a child of either Lemuel or Susanna, children of Jonathan Washburn as they would have been too young. If the Lemuel Washburn in Sussex Co. NJ is not the son of Jonathan Washburn, his parentage and date of birth unknown, he may likely be the father of Jeremiah. My Washburn genealogy does include Nathaniel Washburn born ca. 1740 who some researchers believe to be a brother to Jeremiah Washburn. There was also a John Washburn in Sussex Co. NJ at the time Jeremiah lived there and it is not known who he was. Recently, we have recieved information that Israel B. Washburn, s/o Moses L., s/o Isaac s/o George, s/o Jeremiah Washburn had as an ancestor a Col. Emanuel Washburn who served under Braddock in the French and Indian War. Could this have been Lemuel or was there a Emanuel who could be another possibility for the father of Jeremiah Washburn?? We do not have any information on him. Another possibility for the parents of Jeremiah Washburn could be Jonathan Washburn and his second wife Rebecca Johnson. I have no information about their possible children, except that the Rebecca Washburn who married Timothy Carver may have been their daughter instead of Ebenezer Washburn's. If anyone has any information about the children of Jonathan Washburn and Rebecca Johnson, please contact me. There is also the possiblitity that Jeremiah does not belong to the John Washburn line at all, but belongs to the William Washburn line. Phebe Grant also states that "Jeremiah Washburn was a native of England and came to Jersey when he was seven years of age---..." This could be taken to mean that Jeremiah Washburn was born in England. However, most researchers seem to dismiss this idea and I think Phebe Grant may have meant that Jeremiah had an English ancestry. Because Jeremiah's parentage has not been proven, it also not been proven that he belongs to the Jonathan Washburn line (we do not have proof that the Lemuel Washburn in Sussex Co. NJ was the s/o Jonathan Washburn). Therefore, I have devided my sources for Washburn information into two parts. One part under John Washburn (b. 1566) which includes Lemuel and Susanna Washburn, children of Jonathan. The following are some of my sources for information about Jeremiah Washburn and Rebecca Devore, (including McCoys and Adams and Lemuel Washburn of Sussex Co. NJ) and their families and descendants: The Draper Manuscripts Journal of Richard Gardner Will of Jeremiah Washburn "Minisink Valley Reformed Dutch Church Reords, 1716-1830" "Pre-Revolutionary Dutch Houses and Families in Northern NJ and Southern NY" Rosalie F. Bailey "Northwestern NJ, A History of Somerset, Morris, Hunterdon, Warren and Sussex Counties" A. Van Doren Honeyman "Tales and Towns of Northern New Jersey" Henry Charlton Beck "Early Friends Families of Upper Bucks" Clarence Roberts "History of Sussex and Warren Counties NJ with Illustrations and Biographical Scketches of its Prominent Men and Pioneers" James P. Snell "A History of Deckertown" Charles E. Stickney "Our Wantage Heritage" Editor, Lawrence E. KIng "New Jersey Tax Lists 1772-1822" Editor, Ronald Vern Jackson "NJ Colonial Documents, Calendar of Wills---1761-1770" (Jeremiah Washburn witnessed the will dated Nov.19, 1762 of John Addams, Wantage, Sussex Co. NJ. I attempted to find a relationship to the John Adams (Jeremy Adams) family to Jeremiah Washburn, but could not, with the exception that the Adams are related to the McCoys of Bucks Co. PA and Sussex Co. NJ and also contains wills of Zenus and Ebenezer Washburn, cousin and brother to Jonathen Washburn.) "Jeremy Adams of Cambridge, MA and Hartford, CT and His Descendants" Arthur Adams Abstracts from Friends Records "Historical Notices of Connecticut...." William S. Porter "The Public Records of the Colony of Connecticut..." J. Hannond Trumbull "The Colonial History of Hartford...." CT Rev. William DeLoss Love, Ph. D. "Collections of the Connecticut Historical Society" "Families of Early Hartford, CT" Lucius Barnes Barbour "Hartford, CT Land Records: 1639-1688 and Births, Marriages and Deaths: 1644-1730" Editor, Albert C. Bates "Settlers of the Beekman Patent Dutchess County, New York" Frank J. Doherty "Bucks Co. PA, Pioneers of the Eighteenth Century" Richard T. Williams and Mildred C. Williams "Abtracts of Buck Co. PA Land Records 1711-1749" June D. Brown "NJ Colonial Documents" "New Jersey Tax Lists 1772-1822, Vol. 3" "The Minutes of the Board of Proprietors of the Eastern Division of New Jersey from 1764 to 1794" "Pioneer Families of Northwestern NJ" William C. Armstrong "Capt. John Kirkpatrick of New Jersey..and His Sisters Mrs. Joseph Linn and Mrs. Stephen Roy" William C. Armstrong "Old Sussex Co. Families of the Minisink Region" Charles Stickney "Northwestern New Jersey" Editor-in-chief A. Van Doren Honeyman "The Historical Directory of Sussex Co. NJ...." Edward A. Webb 1783 Tax List--Washington Co. PA "The Tenmile Country and Its Pioneer Families" Howard Leckey 1790 KY Census "The Towns of Mason County--Their Past in Pictures" Thomas Finney "History of Maysville and Mason County" "History of KY" Lewis Collins "History of the Late War in the Western Country" R. B. McAfee "Kentucky in Retrospcet..." "Record of Marriages Bourbon County KY..." Annie Walker Burns Bell "Marriage Bonds and Consents 1786-1810 Mercer Co. KY" Alma Ray Sanders Ison Don Barnett "Barnett and Allied Families 1608-1995" Don Barnett "A Rugged Frontiersman" Don Barnett Rev. James Barnett (Mary E. (Jolly) Collier and Pat Donaldson) "The Washburn Family in America" Brenton Washburn "Devore/De Vore Families" Betty Mann "The Huguenots on he Hackensack" D. D. Demarest "Revised History of Harlem...." James Riker "The Pullen, Keith and Prickett Families of the Revolutionary War Era" Vera Warfield "The Ross Family Branch of the Prickett Family" Nora Ross "Some Earlier Americans: Boles and Bowers Relatives" "A Springer Family History" Ruth B. Irwin LDS Ancestral Files Dorothy Helton Barbara Wolfe (" George Washburn, Son of Jeremiah Washburn and Some of His Descendants" and books containing records of Cass Co. IN--Barbara Wolfe is a Washburn descendant and I believe that her books on the Washburn family are fairly accurate. However, she has done a book containing Grant information that has several mistakes including having Mary Mosby as the mother of William Grant b. 1790 which I am sure she was not.) Patricia Donaldson Max Fribley Cemeteries of Brown Co. OH "Historical Collections of Brown Co. OH" Carl Thompson "Clermont County, Ohio Land Records 1787-1812: Surveys, Patents, Deeds and Mortages" "Brown Co. OH Genealogical Society Newsletter" "Adams County, Ohio Deeds, 1797-1806" "Clermont and Brown Counties OH" Brien Williams "Brown Co. OH Marriage Records" Patricia Donaldson "Clermont Co. OH Marriage Records 180-1850" "History of Clermont Co. OH. 1888" Louis H. Everts Brown Co. OH Court Records "History of Brown Co. OH, 1883" Vol. Soldiers 1784-1811 "History of Clermont Co. OH" "History of Hamilton Co. OH" Henry A. Ford and Mrs. Kate B. Ford "Simon Kenton, His Life and Period" Edna Kenton "The Frontiersmen" Allen Eckert (contains a few mistakes regarding my ancestors) "A History of Adams Co. OH" Nelson Evans and Emmons Stivers "Autobiography of Rev. James B. Finley" James Finley "History of Wabash Co. IN" T.B. Helm "History of the Late War in the Western Country" Rober B. McAfee "Simon Kenton" John McDonald "Adventures of Zenas Leonard, Fur Trader" Zenas Leonard "Mountain Men and Fur Traders of the Far West" Leroy R. Hafen "Revolutionary Soldiers Buried in IN" "Roster of Revolutionary Ancestors" "History of Cass County IN" T.B. Helm "History of Cass County 1913" Jehu Powell "Historical Diary--Cass Co. IN" Hand "The Life of Mrs. Rachel Calvin" "Burial Record Extracts from the records of the former Evans Funeral Home Walton, (Cass Co.), IN" Various Cass County birth, marriage, and death records "Burial Record Abstracts 1882-1900" Kroeger Funeral Home, Logansport, IN Cass County Indiana Civil War Veterans' Burials "Cass Co. IN Tract Book 1 and 2" DAR "History of Noble Twp. Cass Co., IN 1827-1936" A. O. Brandt Crooked Creek Baptist Church Cemetery Minutes to the Crooked Creek Baptist Chuch, Cass Co. IN Birth, marriage, and death records, Mont. Co. IN "Surveyor's Entry Book, Mont. Co. IN" visit to cemeteries in Mont. and Pulaski Counties IN and cemetery records "Commissioner's Record, Mont. Co. IN" WPA "People's Guide to Montgomery Co. IN" "Deaths Mostly in SE Montgomery Co. IN" "History of Montgomery Co. IN" H. W. Beckwith "History of Fountain Co. IN' 1850 and 1880 Fulton Co. IN Census "Fulton C. IN Wills 1836-1974" Jean and Wendell Tombaugh "Genealogical Survey, Fulton County, IN Cemeteries" DAR "Nathaniel Washburn and Family" Ora Ellis Leeka "Index to Military Men of New Jersey" Size Roll of Capt. Ebenezer Sealy Jr. Esq'r his (Ulster Co.) Company of the NY Troops under the command of Col. James Lancey Esq'r 1758 Ancesty.com Rootsweb.com Children of JEREMIAH WASHBURN and REBECCA DEVORE are: i. JOSEPH28 WASHBURN, b. Abt. 1767. 2. ii. GEORGE WASHINGTON WASHBURN, b. Abt. 1769, Sussex Co., NJ; d. March 9, 1850, Montgomery Co., Indiana. iii. CORNELIUS WASHBURN, b. 1774; m. (1) JEMINA MASTERSON, 1791; b. Abt. 1776; m. (2) ELIZABETH MARTIN, August 16, 1822. iv. NICKOLAS WASHBURN, b. 1776; m. PHOEBE PARKER, October 9, 1803, Adams Co., OH; b. February 20, 1766, Virginia; d. January 20, 1851, Cass Co., IN. v. ELIZABETH WASHBURN, b. 1778; m. SAMUEL HARLOW, Abt. 1798. Children of JEREMIAH WASHBURN and ELIZABETH DUVAL are: vi. SAMUEL28 WASHBURN, b. Abt. 1780. vii. REBECCA WASHBURN, b. Abt. 1782. viii. JOHN WASHBURN, b. Abt. 1784. Generation No. 2 2.GEORGE WASHINGTON28 WASHBURN (JEREMIAH27, THOMAS26, THOMAS25, JOHN24, JOHN23, JOHN22, JOHN21 WASHBOURNE, JOHN20, JOHN19, NORMAN18, JOHN17, PETER16, JOHN15 DE WASHBOURNE, SIR14 ROGER, LORD OF WASHBOURNE, SIR13 JOHN, LORD OF WASHBOURNE, SIR12 ROGER, LORD OF WASHBOURNE, SAMPSON11 DE ESTHAM, WILLIAM DE ESTHAM10 WASHBOURNE, ROGER D'ABITOT9 ERNALOUS, URSE8 D'ABITOT, ALMERICUS7, RABEL6 DE TANCARVILLE II, GERALDUS5, RABEL RALPH4 D'HAUTEVILLE, TANCRED3, GUISCARD2, HIALTI1) was born Abt. 1769 in Sussex Co., NJ, and died March 9, 1850 in Montgomery Co., Indiana.He married (1) AZUBA ROBBINS 1786 in Kentucky.She died Aft. 1806.He married (2) ELEANORE TONG Bef. 1850. Notes for GEORGE WASHINGTON WASHBURN: The Family of William Grant (born 1790 KY-died 1879 IN) and allied Washburn, Robbins and other families. Entries: 12934Updated: Mon Aug 11 12:43:06 2003Contact: Lou Ann Winterrowd George Washburn was in the Revolutionary War as a defender of Bryan's Station and he was in Crawford's campaign. He is buried in Round Hill Cemetery, Montgomery Co. IN. I have seen researchers on the internet giving George Washburn the middle initial W. and they have it standing for Washington. George Washburn was born in 1757, so if the researchers think that he was named after George Washington, it would have to have been because of some personal relationship with George Washington which I know nothing about as Washington was not president until after the Revolutionary War and was probably not well known before that. In her interview with Mr. Lyman Draper in 1863, Phebe Grant states, "George Washburn was to say he was ten years older than his brother Nicholas and eight years older than Cornelius. George Washburn died in March 1851, nearly 94 years old on Coal Creek (Fountain County) Indiana some 25 or 30 miles below Lafayette--hence was born in 1757, Cornelius in 1765 and Nicholas in 1767. (George Washburn's tombstone has his death date as Mar. 9, 1850--I am not sure which date is correct) Now many researchers have taken the story that Jemima Hankins tells Mr. Draper about the family going west in 1774 and that has Cornelius being born then as showing when Cornelius was born. I think that Mr. Draper was confused by what Jemima told him and wrote these facts down incorrectly. As far as I know this is the only place in the Draper MS that has Cornelius Washburn born in 1774. Later in the MS, Jemima says that Cornelius was 68 years old when he went west to the Yellowstone Country in 1832. This would make his date of birth 1764. What Jemima Hankins actually said to Mr. Draper and why he wrote that information down incorrectly, we will never know, but that statement has mislead many researchers over the years. Hopefully, the following will help correct this mistake. After more study of the Draper MS and other sources, I believe that the 1765 date of birth is correct for Cornelius Washburn, though no one seems to know exactly when he was born and different dates are given by different people. I am basing my belief that Cornelius Washburn was born in 1765 on the above statement of Phebe (Washburn) Grant, dau. of George Washburn plus the following: We have documented proof of the date of birth of Nicholas Washburn--April 19, 1767 1. Tombstone of Nicholas Washburn, Washburn Cemetery Cain Twp. Fountain Co. IN--died Nov. 5, 1851, 84y 6m 18d 2. 1850 Census Cain Twp. Fontain Co. IN--Nicholas Washburn age 83, male, gunsmith, born NJ 3. In the will of Jeremiah Washburn, he states George is his eldest son, Joseph, his second son, Cornelius his third son and Nicholas, his fourth son. If Nicholas was his fourth son and born after Cornelius, his third son, and Nicholas was born in 1767, Cornelius would have to have born before Nicholas and therefore Cornelius could not have been born in 1774. 4. Also from the Draper MS--MS3BB page 52 "State of Indiana, Rush County" On this 23d day of November, A.D. 1850, personally appeared before me, a Justice of the Peace, within and for the County & State aforesaid, Nicholas Washburn aged eighty three years, a resident of Fountain County & State of Indiana, who being duly sworn according to law, declared that he is the identical Nicholas Washburn who was a private in the company commanded by Captain Simon Kenton in the Indian war of 1786" 5. Draper MS 3BB page 53--from letter dated Feb. 27, 1747 from David G. Devore, "I think however that Nicholas his brother can do more than any one else--He is about eighty years old, but is a man of strong mind & I consider fully able to give a clear & sensible account of the doings (?) of his brother. 6. Draper MS 3BB page 39--I do not know who the writer of this letter is but he states, " In May 1843 he (referring to Nicholas Washburn) was residing in Walker, Rush County Ind-aged 76 yrars,..." 7. Phebe Parker Laycock, second wife of Nicholas Washburn was born in 1766, so this closely matches 1767 for birth of Nicholas. 8. If Cornelius was born in 1774, he would have only been 17 years old when he married for the first time July 1, 1791 which is not impossible, but unlikely. 9. Considering that Nicholas was born in 1767 and Cornelius was 2 years older than Nicholas, his date of birth should have been 1765 and if George was 8 years older than Cornelius and 10 years older than Nicholas, his date of birth should have been 1757. Children of GEORGE WASHBURN and AZUBA ROBBINS are: i. CORNELIUS29 WASHBURN, b. Abt. 1778. ii. JEREMIAH WASHBURN1, b. February 1, 1786, Mason Co. Ky.; d. June 6, 1859, Talma, Fulton Co. IN; m. NANCY MCDANIELS; b. 1801, Ohio; d. August 22, 1863, Tippecanoe, Marshall Co. IN. Notes for JEREMIAH WASHBURN: There are 12 children listed on Rootsweb in the following file: The Family of William Grant (born 1790 KY-died 1879 IN) and allied Washburn, Robbins and other families. Entries: 12934Updated: Mon Aug 11 12:43:06 2003Contact: Lou Ann Winterrowd More About JEREMIAH WASHBURN: Burial: Reichter Cemetery, Fulton Co. IN More About NANCY MCDANIELS: Burial: Reichter Cemetery, Fulton Co. IN 3. iii. ISAAC WASHBURN, b. September 19, 1787, Kentucky; d. Bef. 1830. iv. SARAH WASHBURN, b. Abt. 1790. v. REBECCA WASHBURN, b. February 20, 1794, Kentucky; d. August 10, 1889, Brown Co., OH; m. JOHN STANSBERRY, July 1, 1812; b. November 18, 1792, New Jersey; d. January 2, 1880, Scott Twp., Brown Co., OH. More About REBECCA WASHBURN: Burial: Brown's Chapel, New Hope, Ohio vi. RACHEL WASHBURN, b. Abt. 1796. vii. AZUBA WASHBURN, b. Abt. 1798. viii. NANCY WASHBURN, b. Abt. 1806. Generation No. 3 3.ISAAC29 WASHBURN (GEORGE WASHINGTON28, JEREMIAH27, THOMAS26, THOMAS25, JOHN24, JOHN23, JOHN22, JOHN21 WASHBOURNE, JOHN20, JOHN19, NORMAN18, JOHN17, PETER16, JOHN15 DE WASHBOURNE, SIR14 ROGER, LORD OF WASHBOURNE, SIR13 JOHN, LORD OF WASHBOURNE, SIR12 ROGER, LORD OF WASHBOURNE, SAMPSON11 DE ESTHAM, WILLIAM DE ESTHAM10 WASHBOURNE, ROGER D'ABITOT9 ERNALOUS, URSE8 D'ABITOT, ALMERICUS7, RABEL6 DE TANCARVILLE II, GERALDUS5, RABEL RALPH4 D'HAUTEVILLE, TANCRED3, GUISCARD2, HIALTI1) was born September 19, 1787 in Kentucky, and died Bef. 1830.He married RACHEL REBECCA LAYCOCK2 October 9, 1804 in Adams Co., OH, daughter of JOSEPH LAYCOCK and PHEBE PARKER.She was born May 9, 1786 in Virginia, and died October 30, 1883 in Star City, Pulaski Co., IN. More About ISAAC WASHBURN: Medical Information: died from disease engendered by confinement in a military prison, through his having been captured by the enemy at the surrender of Gen. Hull. Military service: War of 1812 Notes for RACHEL REBECCA LAYCOCK: 1880C Census Place: Star, Pulaski, Indiana Source: FHL Film 1254306 National Archives Film T9-0306 Page 299B Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace William R. BROWN Self M M W 57 OH Occ: Grain Dealer Fa: VA Mo: NC Aeubah BROWN Wife F M W 54 OH Occ: Keps House Fa: PA Mo: VA Mary WIRICK Dau F D W 34 IN Occ: Milliner Fa: OH Mo: OH Rachel CALVIN MotherL F W W 94 VA Fa: VA Mo: VA Children of ISAAC WASHBURN and RACHEL LAYCOCK are: i. NICHOLAS LAYCOCK30 WASHBURN, b. August 14, 1808. ii. GEORGE DEVORE WASHBURN, b. February 19, 1810. iii. PHOEBE MELISSA WASHBURN, b. April 16, 1813. iv. MOSES LAYCOCK WASHBURN, b. August 15, 1815. v. WILLIAM WARDER WASHBURN, b. June 11, 1817, Georgetown, Brown Co., OH. vi. ISAAC HOLTON WASHBURN, b. March 27, 1819. vii. LEVI LAYCOCK WASHBURN, b. June 26, 1821. 4. viii. ELIZABETH WASHBURN, b. May 18, 1823, Darke Co., Ohio; d. September 9, 1880. ix. AZUBAH ZUEBE WASHBURN, b. October 5, 1825. Generation No. 4 4.ELIZABETH30 WASHBURN (ISAAC29, GEORGE WASHINGTON28, JEREMIAH27, THOMAS26, THOMAS25, JOHN24, JOHN23, JOHN22, JOHN21 WASHBOURNE, JOHN20, JOHN19, NORMAN18, JOHN17, PETER16, JOHN15 DE WASHBOURNE, SIR14 ROGER, LORD OF WASHBOURNE, SIR13 JOHN, LORD OF WASHBOURNE, SIR12 ROGER, LORD OF WASHBOURNE, SAMPSON11 DE ESTHAM, WILLIAM DE ESTHAM10 WASHBOURNE, ROGER D'ABITOT9 ERNALOUS, URSE8 D'ABITOT, ALMERICUS7, RABEL6 DE TANCARVILLE II, GERALDUS5, RABEL RALPH4 D'HAUTEVILLE, TANCRED3, GUISCARD2, HIALTI1) was born May 18, 1823 in Darke Co., Ohio, and died September 9, 1880.She married (1) JOHN BUCK3 1841, son of THOMAS BUCK and ELIZABETH UNKNOWN.He was born October 10, 1817 in Troy, Miami Co., Ohio, and died January 8, 1864.She married (2) UNKNOWN BROOK Aft. January 1864. Notes for JOHN BUCK: Found on Washburn GenForum The following Biographical sketch was copied from the book "HISTORY AND BIOGRAPHY COUNTIES OF WHITE AND PULASKI, INDIANA. Historical and Biographical. Illustrated. Chicago; F.A. Battey & Co., Publishers. 1883. page 735, Van Buren Township, Pulaski County, Indiana. DR. F.G. BUCK was born in this county January 6, 1849, and is a son of John and Elizabeth Buck. The father was born at Troy, (Miami County) Ohio, October 10, 1817, and was a son of Thomas and Elizabeth Buck, natives of Pennsylvania and Ohio, who, in 1834, came to this township, where both died -he, February 27, 1863; she, March 23, 1864. They were born respectively March 20, 1790, and March 30, 1788, and were the parents of nine children. John Buck, January 28, 1821, married Elizabeth, daughter of Isaac and Rachel Washburn, a native of Darke County, Ohio, and born May 18, 1823, her parents being early settlers, and her father a soldier in the war of 1812. The latter died from disease engendered by confinement in a military prison, through his having been captured by the enemy at the surrender of Gen. Hull. Mrs. Washburn subsequently married Vincent Calvins, and settled with him in Cass County, Indiana, in 1830. Shortly after his marriage, John Buck settled in this township, remained here six years, and then removed to Indian Creek Township, then returned to Van Buren, where he died, January 8, 1864. His widow married a Mr.Brook, and died September 9, 1880. Felix G. Buck is one of ten children - James, Willis H., John T., Felix G., Mahala, George L., Fieldon P., Letitia, Jonathan D. and Harvey J. After a common school course, Felix G. attended the high school at Winamac. In February, 1864, he enlisted in Company E, Twenty-ninth Indiana Volunteer Infantry, and was discharged December 12, 1866. On his return he again entered the high school, then learned silversmithing, studied physiology, and engaged in business, in 1870, at Royal Centre, Cass County. In August, 1870, he married Eunie Brook, who bore him one child, which died in May, 1872. Shortly after this, he returned to Winamac, where his wife died in April, 1873. He then studied under Drs. W.H. and G.W. Thompson, until September, 1874; then entered Indiana Medical College, and shortly afterward returned to Rosedale and engaged in practice. June 1, 1878, he married Annie M. Jones, daughter of Levi and Catherine Jones, and born May 11, 1860. The Doctor has no children. More About JOHN BUCK: Residence: 1841, Settled in White and Pulaski Co., Indiana Children of ELIZABETH WASHBURN and JOHN BUCK are: i. JAMES31 BUCK. ii. WILLIS H. BUCK. iii. JOHN T. BUCK. iv. MAHALA BUCK. v. GEORGE L. BUCK. vi. FIELDON P. BUCK. vii. LETITIA BUCK. viii. JONATHAN D. BUCK. ix. HARVEY J. BUCK. 5. x. DR. FELIX G. BUCK, b. January 6, 1849. Generation No. 5 5.DR. FELIX G.31 BUCK (ELIZABETH30 WASHBURN, ISAAC29, GEORGE WASHINGTON28, JEREMIAH27, THOMAS26, THOMAS25, JOHN24, JOHN23, JOHN22, JOHN21 WASHBOURNE, JOHN20, JOHN19, NORMAN18, JOHN17, PETER16, JOHN15 DE WASHBOURNE, SIR14 ROGER, LORD OF WASHBOURNE, SIR13 JOHN, LORD OF WASHBOURNE, SIR12 ROGER, LORD OF WASHBOURNE, SAMPSON11 DE ESTHAM, WILLIAM DE ESTHAM10 WASHBOURNE, ROGER D'ABITOT9 ERNALOUS, URSE8 D'ABITOT, ALMERICUS7, RABEL6 DE TANCARVILLE II, GERALDUS5, RABEL RALPH4 D'HAUTEVILLE, TANCRED3, GUISCARD2, HIALTI1) was born January 6, 1849.He married (1) EUNIE BROOK August 1870.She died April 1873.He married (2) ANNIE M. JONES Aft. 1873.She was born May 11, 1860. More About DR. FELIX G. BUCK: Education: High School in Winamac, Ohio Fact 1: No Issue with Annie M. Jones Military service: Bet. February 1864 - December 12, 1866, Enlisted in Co. E, 29th Volunteer Infantry Occupation: 1870, Business at Royal Centre, Cass Co., Ohio Child of FELIX BUCK and EUNIE BROOK is: i. CHILD32 BUCK, b. Abt. 1871; d. May 1872. Endnotes 1.Rootsweb - Lou Ann Winterrowd file. 2.Rootsweb - Chuck Griffin File. 3.History & Biography,Counties of White and Pulaski, IN, Pg. 735, Historical and Biographical Illistrated Chicago FA Battey & Co. Publishers 1883Van Buren Twp. Pulaski Co., IN.