_Jonathan HARNED ____+
| (1755 - 1832) m 1782
_John HARNED _________|
| (1784 - 1849) m 1810 |
| |_Catharine ARVACOST _+
| (1764 - 1828) m 1782
|
|--William J. "Devil_Bill" HARNED
| (1833 - ....)
| _Walthall BURTON ____+
| | (1753 - 1823) m 1773
|_Mary "Polly" BURTON _|
(1789 - 1844) m 1810 |
|_Sarah Sally PRICE __+
(1754 - ....) m 1773
[641] !Spouse: Elizabeth MILLER (b 1832 d 1852).
[642] !CENSUS: 1850 shows "Wm age 20" living w/John Wm. (same?)
[643] !CENSUS: 1860 shows "William age 37" living w/John Wm. (same?)
__
|
_Friedrich Gottlieb HERMAN _|
| (1824 - 1911) m 1850 |
| |__
|
|
|--Max Carl HERMANN
| (1854 - 1936)
| __
| |
|_Julia LANGE _______________|
(1826 - ....) m 1850 |
|__
[1243]
!BIRTH-CHRISTENING: dates found in Church Records of Holy Cross Lutheran
Church, Collinsville, Madison Co, IL.
[1244] !MARRIAGE: found in Holy Cross Lutheran Church records.
[1245]
!CONFIRMATION: confirmed in same church on 29 May 1870, per Holy Cross Church
records.
[1246]
!DEATH-CEMETERY: Given to me by grandson, Max H. James, and his wife, Doris V
Danks, who lived in Effingham, IL. Max Herman and wife Anna are buried in
South Hill Cemetery, Vandalia, Fayette, IL. I made a trip to the cemetery on
Aug 25, 1983, and have pictures of the tombstones. Mr. & Mrs. James said he
died in East St. Louis, St. Clair, IL. Records at the cemetery said he was
a resident of Canton, IL at the time of death.
[1247]
!OCCUPATION: He was a cigarmaker, (segarmaker) , by trade. He owned a cigar
store in Vandalia, IL, which my husband remembered going to when he was a
child, 9 or 10 years old. He said there was a big Indian figure in front of the
store.
[1248]
!COMMENT: A lady who worked at Valley Mineral Products with me (didn't tell me
until we went to the funeral home when her mother died) was related to them.
She said her mother was a Herman--or Drenkhahn who married a Herman - and her
father was either a brother or brother-in-law of Max. While we were at the
funeral home, Darius Drenkhahn & wife, Earl Drenkhan & wife were there from
Collinsville and Glen & I knew all ot them. Glen knew they were "shirttail"
relations.
_William STARK ___________________+
| (1665 - 1730) m 1710
_Christopher STARK __|
| (1698 - 1777) m 1722|
| |_Elizabeth Wife_of William STARK _
| (1660 - ....) m 1710
|
|--James STARK
| (1734 - 1777)
| _William WALWORTH ________________
| | (1664 - 1703) m 1690
|_Joanna WALWORTH ____|
(1702 - 1770) m 1722|
|_Mary SEATON _____________________
(1668 - 1752) m 1690
[323]
!MARRIAGE-CHILDREN: Town Records, New London, Groton, CT; 1700's; copied from
original records by Family History Library, Salt Lake City, UT on MF 1306249,
item 1; p 243; copied by Gladys Gerding, 13 Nov 1995.
[324]
!Listed in the DAR PATRIOT Index as a private from CT. Was killed in the
Wyoming Valley Massacre (33 yrs old at the time) his father was also killed
there. (CEW) (This age does not agree with the birth and death dates. GMG)
According to "The Aaron STARK Family" book, James died from small pox before
the battle (quoted from Miner's "History of Wyoming") and his father also died
before the battle "by natural decay."
The records of the Record and Pension Dept at Washington show that James STARK
was mustered into the US service 17 Sep 1776, being a member of the 2d
Independent Co of Westmoreland under Captain Samuel Ransom.