Joseph E. WILSON

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JOSEPH E. WILSON .County Clerk, Fairfield, is a son of Alfred and
Elizabeth Wilson, well known residents of Wayne County. - Alfred Wilson.
was born in Kentucky, on the 22d of February, 1806, going from his native
State, to Missouri, when a young man . There, in 1836, he was married to
Miss Elizabeth Laughlin, who was born in Missouri April 6, 1819 In
1839, they came to Wayne County, Ill., and. settled where the widow still
lives, in Hickory Hill Township. Alfred Wilson was a successful farmer, a
man of. strong force of character and in politics, an Old-Line Whig during the
existence of that party, after which his influence was given to Democracy. He
was by trade a carpenter, by. profession a Baptist minister, and died in
Wayne County, Ill., December 12, 1875. He had a family of four children,
viz.: John J., born in 1837; Eliza A., widow of Thomas H. Clark and
born in 1841, who has seven children; Angeline, wife of Samuel B.
Griffith, of Wayne County; and Joseph E. Wilson, who was born January
3, 1849. He was reared on the farm, receiving the advantages of a common
school education, and by application qualified himself for the profession of
teaching, which, in connection with farming, he followed from 1871 until
1882. In the fall of 1882, he was elected to the office of County Clerk of
Wayne County, on the Democratic ticket. He is a member of the Hickory Hill
Lodge, No. 759, A., F. & A. M; Fairfield Chapter, No. 179, R. A. V. He was
married in Louisville, Clay County, Ill., October 11, 1876, to Miss Julia V.
Galbraith, daughter. of Col. A. T. Galbraith, now of Flora, Ill. She was
born in Wayne County October 23, 1857. Their two children - Edgar A.
and Robert A. Wilson, were each born in Wayne County, the first, March
21, 1879, and the latter January 31, 1881.:

In the 1850 Wayne Co., IL census, on the same page, I found H. C. Laughlin, born abt 1821, Missouri, and Alfred and Elizabeth Wilson.

This is supposedly Henry Carrel Laughlin, born April 7, 1820 in Booneville, MO; died March 23, 1883, Xenia, Clay Co., IL. He was married to Sarah A. Horton.

It appears that some of the children of Rosanna and Charles Laughlin moved to Wayne Co IL. This Henry was very likely the son of Charles Laughlin.

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Farmer, carpenter, and a
Baptist minister by trade.

Alfred married Elizabeth LAUGHLIN in 1836 in Missouri. Elizabeth (daughter of Charles LAUGHLIN and Rosanna Bond WHITESIDE) was born on 6 Apr 1819 in Boone County, Missouri; died on 12 Dec 1875 in Hickory Hills Township, Wayne County, Illinois. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Residence: 1840, Missouri Township, Boone, Missouri

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JOHN HENDERSON/SARAH (& others) to WILLIAM RODES MADISON CO KY DEED 12 Mar 1830 Taken from microfilm of Latter Day Saints Library Roll # 0183292 Madison Co Deed Book T, page 163-164 (transcribed by Mac Elliott, typed as written and understood.) HENDERSON (& others) to RODES This Indenture made and Entered into this 12th March 1830 between JOHN HENDERSON and SARAH his wife, JOHN LAUGHLIN and REBECCA his wife, ROBERT WALKUP and POLLY his wife, and CHARLES LAUGHLIN and ROSANNA his wife, heirs of HENRY LAUGHLIN deceased and all of Boone County Missouri and JESSE TURNER of said County of the first part and WILLIAM RODES of the Second part Witnesseth that said party of the first part for the Consideration of two hundred dollars have granted bargained and Sold and quit claimed to the said RODES all their right title Interest and claim in and to a certain Tract of land lying in Madison County Kentucky on Silver Creek being a part of NICHOLAS PROCTOR'S Survey of 400 acres and being the same tract purchased of LUCAS VANA(I)DALE by HENRY LAUGHLIN and all the Interest of said party of the first part in the (Bond) of LUCAS VANA( )DALE and the Said party of the first part bind themselves to defend said tract of land against all persons claiming by through or under them It being understood however that said (total fade on page) to be responsible except to defend against all claims which may hereafter be set up to said came by himself and said CHARLES LAUGHLIN and wife (in witness ) whereof the party of the first part have hereunto set their hand and seals the day and date first herein written JOHN HENDERSON {SEAL} CHARLES LAUGHLIN {SEAL} SARAH HENDERSON {SEAL} ROSANNAH LAUGHLIN {SEAL} JOHN LAUGHLIN {SEAL} JESSE TURNER {SEAL} REBECCA LAUGHLIN {SEAL} **SEE BELOW ROBERT WALKUP {SEAL} POLLY WALKUP {SEAL} **inserted in this area of the deed the following: The Said TURNER for himself and ( ) in Each for Cha's LAUGHLIN & wife and the said JOHN HENDERSON for himself and the other heirs of H. LAUGHLIN Deceased (area very difficult to read) Kentucky Madison County Set I DAVID IRVINE Clerk of the Court for the County aforesaid do hereby certify that this deed of Conveyance was produced to me in my office on the 12th day of March 1830 and acknowledged by JOHN HENDERSON and JESSE TURNER for themselves and as attorney in fact for the other grantors in Said deed mentioned and other (services?) has been duly Recorded in my office Attest DAVID IRVINE CMCC

Charles married Rosanna Bond WHITESIDE about 1795 in North Carolina. Rosanna (daughter of Thomas S. WHITESIDE and Isabella Elizabeth "Betsy" CHITWOOD) was born in 1777 in Rutherford County, North Carolina; died in 1838 in Boone County, Missouri. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Name: Rosanna B. WHITESIDE
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Rosanna was originally Bond, adopted from father John Bond. Grew up with Whiteside name from additional marriage of mother.

Evidence from Carolyn Fairall: Elizabeth's child from second marriage to John Bond, married Charles Laughlin (father of Henry).
http://www.sos.mo.gov/archives/stlprobate/images.asp?id=323&party=HUBBERD,%20ELIZABETH&case=00776&date=1828&reel=C%2027469 (Collection 22, page 5)
A statement made 21 Jan 1828, by Thos. S. Whiteside, Administrator of Estate of Elizabeth Hubband, deceased: "to the best of his knowledge there are Six heirs of Elizabeth Hubberd now in being: James H. Whiteside; Sally Whiteside, married with J. Massey; Caty Whiteside; Adam J. Whiteside; Thomas S. Whiteside; and Rosannah Bond intermarried with Charles Laughlin."

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JOHN HENDERSON/SARAH (& others) to WILLIAM RODES MADISON CO KY DEED 12 Mar 1830 Taken from microfilm of Latter Day Saints Library Roll # 0183292 Madison Co Deed Book T, page 163-164 (transcribed by Mac Elliott, typed as written and understood.) HENDERSON (& others) to RODES This Indenture made and Entered into this 12th March 1830 between JOHN HENDERSON and SARAH his wife, JOHN LAUGHLIN and REBECCA his wife, ROBERT WALKUP and POLLY his wife, and CHARLES LAUGHLIN and ROSANNA his wife, heirs of HENRY LAUGHLIN deceased and all of Boone County Missouri and JESSE TURNER of said County of the first part and WILLIAM RODES of the Second part Witnesseth that said party of the first part for the Consideration of two hundred dollars have granted bargained and Sold and quit claimed to the said RODES all their right title Interest and claim in and to a certain Tract of land lying in Madison County Kentucky on Silver Creek being a part of NICHOLAS PROCTOR'S Survey of 400 acres and being the same tract purchased of LUCAS VANA(I)DALE by HENRY LAUGHLIN and all the Interest of said party of the first part in the (Bond) of LUCAS VANA( )DALE and the Said party of the first part bind themselves to defend said tract of land against all persons claiming by through or under them It being understood however that said (total fade on page) to be responsible except to defend against all claims which may hereafter be set up to said came by himself and said CHARLES LAUGHLIN and wife (in witness ) whereof the party of the first part have hereunto set their hand and seals the day and date first herein written JOHN HENDERSON {SEAL} CHARLES LAUGHLIN {SEAL} SARAH HENDERSON {SEAL} ROSANNAH LAUGHLIN {SEAL} JOHN LAUGHLIN {SEAL} JESSE TURNER {SEAL} REBECCA LAUGHLIN {SEAL} **SEE BELOW ROBERT WALKUP {SEAL} POLLY WALKUP {SEAL} **inserted in this area of the deed the following: The Said TURNER for himself and ( ) in Each for Cha's LAUGHLIN & wife and the said JOHN HENDERSON for himself and the other heirs of H. LAUGHLIN Deceased (area very difficult to read) Kentucky Madison County Set I DAVID IRVINE Clerk of the Court for the County aforesaid do hereby certify that this deed of Conveyance was produced to me in my office on the 12th day of March 1830 and acknowledged by JOHN HENDERSON and JESSE TURNER for themselves and as attorney in fact for the other grantors in Said deed mentioned and other (services?) has been duly Recorded in my office Attest DAVID IRVINE CMCC

John married Margaret Mary WALKUP in 1771 in Pennsylvania. Margaret (daughter of Lt. Joseph Stuart WALKUP and Rebecca Jane GRAHAM) was born before 1753 in Augusta County, Virginia, British Colonial America; died before 19 Dec 1827 in Boone County, Missouri. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Per Rachel Monroe on Gardner GED

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Thomas married Isabella Elizabeth "Betsy" CHITWOOD in 1771 in Tyson County, NC. Isabella (daughter of Capt James C. CHITWOOD, Sr. and Alice ZIMMERMAN, Carpenter) was born about 1748 in Augusta, Virginia, British Colonial America; died on 28 Jan 1828 in St. Louis, Louisiana Territory. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Children: Catherine F Whiteside b: 1772 in NC Adam Jordon Whiteside b: 1775 in NC Rosanna Whiteside b: 1777 Davis Whiteside b: 1782 in NC James Hiram Whiteside b: 30 SEP 1782 in NC Sarah (Sally) Whiteside b: 1785 in NC Thomas S Whiteside , Jr b: 1792 in NC

Elizabeth (Isabella, Betsy) Chitwood, m(1) Thomas S. Whiteside, b 1749 Albemarle Co, VA, d Oct 1795 Cahokia, St. Clair Co, IL (across river from St. Louis). She m(2) 25 Dec 1795 St. Clair Co, IL, John Bond, who died before 1797, when she applied for concession for land grant in St. Louis District from Spanish gov't, using her maiden name Chitwood. She m(3) 11 Nov 1811 St. Louis Co, MO, Eusebius Hubbard, b 1743 Amelia Co, VA, d 7 Mar 1818 St. Louis Co, MO, who was first married in 1764 VA to Amy Durrett.

SOME CONFLICT in information follows to what I have proven... (from Carolyn Fairall)
Elizabeth Chitwood, was daughter of Capt. James Chitwood, d 1780 NC, as proved by letter dated 1806, from Thomas Thomson in St. Louis, to her brother James Chitwood in NC. [see: http://genforum.genealogy.com/chitwood/messages/316.html ]

Elizabeth's child from second marriage to John Bond, married Charles Laughlin (father of Henry).
http://www.sos.mo.gov/archives/stlprobate/images.asp?id=323&party=HUBBERD,%20ELIZABETH&case=00776&date=1828&reel=C%2027469 (Collection 22, page 5)
A statement made 21 Jan 1828, by Thos. S. Whiteside, Administrator of Estate of Elizabeth Hubband, deceased: "to the best of his knowledge there are Six heirs of Elizabeth Hubberd now in being: James H. Whiteside; Sally Whiteside, married with J. Massey; Caty Whiteside; Adam J. Whiteside; Thomas S. Whiteside; and Rosannah Bond intermarried with Charles Laughlin."

To prove title to land already sold, a Deed of Partition for estate of Elizabeth Hubbard, dated 1853 in St. Louis Co, MO, (a quarter century after her death): "... that Rosanna Laughlin wife of Charles Laughlin, another of said heirs, had died leaving her husband Charles Laughlin and her children: John Laughlin, Elisabeth Laughlin and who reported to have married one Alfred Wilson...., HENRY LAUGHLIN, America Laughlin and Rosanna Laughlin, as her heirs at law, infants, who are minors under the age of 21 years, as they believed and who were incapable of perfecting the title to the said several tracts and pieces of lands...[Henry and siblings were minors in 1827 when Elizabeth died].

Americas Jane R. Chitwood, was named after her grandmother, Jane Robinson--------------------
Henry Laughlin's wife, Americas Jane R. Chitwood was his second cousin. She was a granddaughter of Joshua Chitwood, of Gallia Co, OH in 1800, and his wife Jane Robinson. Joshua Chitwood and Elizabeth Chitwood Whiteside Bond Hubbard, were siblings..
Americas Jane R. was living with parents in 1830 Ralls Co, MO - in family of James Chitwood, the younger (or Jr.), but not with parents in 1840. Assumption made that she was married to Henry Laughlin before 1840.
---1840 Census Pulaski Co, MO, p. 232: Henry Laughlin 00002-00001 Total 3, 2 Agri.
[1 M 20-30 b 1810/20, 1 F 20-30 b 1810/20, 1 M 20-30 b 1810/20.]
---1850 Census Camden Co, MO, Dist 13, p. 335 (785-785)
Henry Laughlin 33 M Farming 300 b 1817 MO, Jane 30 F b 1820 MO, Elizabeth 10 F b 1840 MO, James 8 M b 1842 MO, Rebeca 6 F b 1844 MO, William 4 M b 1846 MO, Joshua 2 M b 1848 MO, George 3/12 M b 1850 MO.
---1860 Census Camden Co, MO, AuGlaze Twp, Wet Glaze PO, p. 102 line 22 (218-227):
Henry Laughlin 45 M Farmer 0-894 b 1815 MO, AMERICUS J. R. 42 F b 1818 MO, James W. 17 M b 1843 MO, Rebecca C. 15 F b 1845 MO, William 12 M b 1848 MO, Joshua 11 M b 1849 MO, George 10 M b 1850 MO, Richard 8 M b 1852 MO, Michael 6 M b 1854 MO, Narcissus 4 F b 1856 MO, Henry 1 M b 1859 MO.