Clarice Vivian (Eller) Stanley

Clarice Vivian (Eller) Stanley

An ancestor report for deceased researcher, Clarice Vivian (Eller) Stanley, with name and place name indexes is currently 198-pages.

Clarice and I collaborated on updating her original work on the Rine family. I have that data in my PAFYOH file. There is probably a copy of the first compilation in the genealogy room of the library at Wheeling, WV. I think Clarice donated a copy of our project to the DAR library in Washington, DC.

Dick Henthorn

8 Jul 2019

Lazarus Rine, Sr.

Lazarus Rine, Sr.

FYI, my Lazarus Rine, Sr. genealogy, with every name and place name indices, is now 1148-pages. That's a little over two reams of paper if printed on one side only.

It isn't available on the Internet. That is to say, I don't even keep a copy of the report on my own computer. It's just information stored in one of my genealogy files until I tell RootsMagic to create the report.

I just felt like doing some Tuesday morning bragging.

Dick Henthorn

6 Dec 2017

Theodore William Rine and Sarah Malissa Hunt

This evening I shared a 14-page PDF update for the family of Theodore William Rine and Sarah Malissa Hunt on my "secret" Facebook page.  They lived in Pacific Co., WA.

I have been working on compiling information about the Rine family for many years.

Access to the Facebook page is limited, by request.  I'm willing to share the information with others who have an interest if they are willing to reciprocate.

Dick Henthorn

22 May 2016

Lazarus Rine

As a Christmas gift I am sharing a 1062-page PDF (36.5 MB) genealogy of the family of Lazarus Rine with the members of my secret Facebook genealogy page.  I posted the URL link to the document on the Facebook page.

The file is stored on my Box account.  The link to the file will expire on 26 Dec 2015.  Viewing the file with the Box "preview" is garbled.  Once downloaded the file can be opened with the Acrobat Reader and viewed without problems.

I'm willing to share the file with readers of this blog provided that I know you and that we have a reciprocal sharing arrangement.  Contact me to request the link.  In your message identify yourself, provide your Email address and justify why I should share this information with you.

Dick Henthorn
21 December 2015

PDF Reports

I maintain a secret  Henthorn Genealogy Group on Facebook.  Membership is by invitation only. In the last few months that's where I have been sharing my genealogy projects.

Today I posted two PDF descendant reports which include name and place indices:

• Jacob W. Mason, Jr. - 107 pages
• Allen Arbogast - 12 pages (includes marriages to two members of the Rine family)

Dick Henthorn

15 June 2015

Richmond Edits

Today I completed the edits to the records of people with the Richmond surname in my Yoho, Baker, Rine file.  There still may be collateral surnames that require editing.  I can prepare an indexed Register Report of just over 500 pages for this West Virginia family.

I found a biographical sketch for William Henry Richmond on the webpages of Linda Fluharty and incorporated the sketch and the information it contains into my file.  Thanks Linda for sharing.

Dick Henthorn
6 October 2013

Genealogy Regrets - I have a few

While working on edits and repairs to my Yoho, Baker, Rine genealogy file I've been reflecting on how I got to this point and what it all means to me.

If my recollection is correct, I started working on genealogy about 1987 when I got a personal computer and installed the LDS program Personal Ancestral File (PAF).  Has it really been twenty-six years?

Staying With Personal Ancestral File Too Long

Now, as I am learning to use RootMagic5 for my genealogy, it's more and more evident that I stuck with version 2.31 of PAF too long.  The PAF program wasn't designed to produce a genealogy.  It was designed to support the LDS goal of gathering ancestral information for church purposes.  There was no provision for producing a Register report for example.  Another short-coming was the fact that, for no apparent reason, it was possible to develop a file condition called "cross linked notes."  In my experience it was never evident when this serious file corruption crept into a file.  LDS provided a standalone program to check file integrity and another to correct the cross linked notes.  My success with correcting this issue has been disappointing.

Failing to Document And Maintain Contacts

Over the years of doing genealogy I made many new friends.  Some graciously exchanged genealogy information with me.  I corresponded via telephone, snail mail and Email.  Without the willingness of others to share it wouldn't have been possible to compile information about thousands of people.  I regret that I haven't done a good job of documenting the contact information that would allow me to stay in touch.  Because I failed to cultivate and maintain the contacts it's difficult, in the Fall of 2013, to contact someone if I have a question or want to share information.

Dick Henthorn
29 September 2013

Status Report - Yoho, Baker, Rine File

I'm working on a major project, trying to salvage my Yoho, Baker, Rine file, which was damaged while residing on my old desktop computer.

I've moved the file to RootsMagic5 on my laptop computer where I have been working on various edit projects for a couple of weeks. Some records seem to be beyond repair.  I'm trying to keep a positive attitude about the project, reminding myself to stay focused on what can be recovered rather than on what's lost.

The file consists of the following:

• People - 52,195
• Families - 18,995
• Events - 54,969
• Places - 4,900

From time to time I'll post comments about the project and insights I've gained into the RootsMagic5 program.

Dick Henthorn
12 Sep 2013

Lazarus and Elizabeth Rine Descendant Chart

Today I added a link to a five-generation descendant chart for Lazarus and Elizabeth Rine to the Collateral Families page of the HenthornFamily Wiki.  This chart hasn't been available on the Internet since the Fall of 2008.

Dick Henthorn
5 July 2013

Yoho, Henry

Notes for Henry YOHO Sr. (My RIN-466)

PARENTS: Johannas Yoho and Susanna Catherine Lau

BIRTH: Henry Yoho was born about 18 miles from Winchester, VA.

AKA-RELATIONSHIP: Denver Yoho writes: This person was called Henry Yoho Sr. to distinguish him from his nephew who was called, Henry Yoho Jr.


MILITARY:
According to Denver Yoho he was a soldier in the Revolutionary War and Indian Scout. His Revolutionary War service is recorded under VA No. 12222. His pension file is S-7996 - Book, West Virginians in the Revolution, p. 316.

MILITARY: Revolutionary War Service
According to DAR member, Estella (Gunn) Stone, Henry Yoho's services in assisting in the establishment of American Independence during the War of the Revolution were as follows:

• 1776, 2 months, private, Lt. Samuel Swingler, VA
• June 1777, 4 months, Capt. Cross, Capt. John Minor, Col. Gibson
• 1778, 2 months, Lieut. Swigler
• 1778, 3 months, spy, Capt. Whetzel
• 1778, 4-6 months, spy, Capt. Cross, Col John Evans
• July 1779, 18 months, Lieut. Jacob Cline, Col. Laughlin
• 1781, stationed at Fort Mason and wounded by Indians
• Was in General McIntosh and General Clark's Indian Expeditions

MILITARY:
DAR Record for Henry Yoho: Revolutionary War Soldier - Pvt. VA State Troops 1776-77 1st. Batallion Washington Co., PA - 1782 in PA Militia with brother Peter Yoho, Capt. John Guthrie. Also Company commanded by Capt. John Mills PA Archive Series VI Vol. 2, p. 18, 19, 271. 1778-79 Served as Spy against the Indians. Pension #S-7996 Eff. 4 Mar 1831.


REFERENCE: Daughter of American Revolution Patriot Index 1990, page 3323.

REFERENCE: Soldiery of West Virginia by Lewis, 1967, pg 97, 109, 123.

DAR Membership: DAR National #592263, Eloyce Parsons Trader, 1991.


RESIDENCES: Henry Yoho was a land owner and farmer. He lived in the Fish Creek area of Marshall Co., WV and in Monongalia Co., VA and Tyler Co. VA(WV).

LAND: 5 Jun 1804
Ohio Co., VA Deed Book 7, page 208, June 5, 1804, Peter Yoho bought 170 acres of land, at Gully Bottom, Fish Creek, near (Graysville, WV) from Abijah McClain for $502.00. This land adjoined the land of his brother, Henry Yoho, who bought 192 acres on Fish Creek from Abijah McClain, June 5, 1804, Deed Book 7, page 205, for the sum of $525.00.

appurtainances, to have and to hold, said parcel of land with its appurtainances to the said Lazarus Ryan and his heirs to the Sole use and behoof of the said Lazarus Ryan and his heirs and the said Henry Yoho and Catharine his wife, do covenant with the said Lazarus Ryan and his heirs, that the said Henry Yoho and Catharine his wife and their heirs the said parcel of land with the appurtainances to the said Lazarus Ryan and his heirs, against all persons whatsoever, will forever warrant and defend. In witness the said Henry Yoho & Catharine his wife have hereunto subscribed their names and affixed their Seals the day and year above written.

His
Henry X Yoho
Mark

Her
Catharine X Yoho
Mark

Acknowledged 30 January 1891, etc.
She relinquied land, 18 Oct 1819
(Source: Deed Book 10, p. 122, Ohio Co., WV - "The Rine (Ryan) Family History," p. 13)


LAND: Lazarus Rine - Deed for Property on Rine's Ridge, Marshall Co., VA/WV (Ohio Co., VA), 7 Jul 1818
This Indenture made this 7th day of July in the year of our Lord 1818, between Henry Yoho & Catherine his wife of the one part and Lazarus Ryan of the other part (Witnesseth) That the said Henry Yoho and Catharine his wife, for and in consideration of the sum of $196 dollars and 87-1/2 cents to them in hand paid do give grant bargain and sell to the said Lazarus Ryan and his heirs one parcel of land in the county of Ohio containing 150 acres, being part of a tract of 389 acres granted to said Henry Yoho by Patent bearing date, the first day of August 1804, being the same more or less, contained within the following bounds, (to wit) beginning at an elm and ash of the south bank of Fish Creek opposite the lower end of a small island in the creek, corner of Samuel Owings and Richd Nichols, then down the creek according to the several meanders thereof and binding thereon 123 ps. to a beech and hickory on the bank, thence S. 86 W. 58 ps. to a small beach [sic] on the top of a narrow ridge, then W. 209 ps. to a stone between two sugar trees and a dogwood on a line of Robert Woods, thence with said line S. 72-1/2 poles to an ash on Richd Nichols line, thence with said line E. 360 ps. to the beginning; together with all its appurtainances, to have and to hold, said parcel of land with its appurtainances to the said Lazarus Ryan and his heirs to the Sole use and behoof of the said Lazarus Ryan and his heirs and the said Henry Yoho and Catharine his wife, do covenant with the said Lazarus Ryan and his heirs, that the said Henry Yoho and Catharine his wife and their heirs the said parcel of land with the appurtainances to the said Lazarus Ryan and his heirs, against all persons whatsoever, will forever warrant and defend. In witness the said Henry Yoho & Catharine his wife have hereunto subscribed their names and affixed their Seals the day and year above written.

His
Henry X Yoho
Mark

Her
Catharine X Yoho
Mark

Acknowledged 30 January 1891, etc.
She relinquied land, 18 Oct 1819
(Source: Deed Book 10, p. 122, Ohio Co., WV - "The Rine (Ryan) Family History," p. 13)


LAND: 21 Feb 1828 - Henry Yoho Sells Land to his son-in-law Joshua Garner

This indenture made this twenty-first day of February in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and twenty-eight between Henry Yoho Sr. and Catherine his wife of Tyler County and State of Virginia of the one part and Joshua Garner of Ohio County and State aforesaid of the other part.

Witnesseth that the said Henry Yoho Sr. and Catherine his wife for an in consideration of the sum of three hundred and twenty five dollars lawful money of Virginia to them in hand paid at and before the ensealing and delivery of these presents the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged have granted bargained and sold and by these presents doth grant bargain and sell and convey unto the said Joshua Garner a certain piece or parcel of land situate in Ohio County on Fish Creek being part of an original survey of three hundred and sixty-three acres made April 8th, 1784 for Abijah McClain and conveyed in part by said McClain to the said Henry Yoho Sr. also one other piece or parcel of land adjoining the above of twenty-one acres surveyed April 11th, 1802 for the said Henry Yoho.

Beginning at a gum and beech on the creek bank in the original line and corner to land conveyedby said Abijah McClain to Peter Yoho deceased thence with said Peter Yoho line North 34 degrees East forty-five and a half poles crossing Fish Creek to a hickory on the bank of the creek thence North 23 degrees West one hundred and fifty poles to three beeches in the forks of a drean thence leaving said Yoho line North 1 degree East twenty poles to two small elms in a drean corner to George Baker and on the original line of said McClain's survey then with the same South 79 degrees East one hundred and twenty-eight poles to a white oak corner to the aforesaid 21 acres thence with and including the same North 43 degrees East forty poles to a sycamore thence South 67 1/2 degress East one hundred and twelve poles to two sycamores thence South 20 degress West twenty two poles to a poplar in the line of survey made for Thomas Buffington thence with the said line North 76 degrees West sixty poles to a stone where said survey of 21 acres calles for a walnut on the bank of the creek thence leaving the line of said 21 acres and crossing the creek South 82 degrees West fifty-six poles to the south abutment of a mill dam thence down the south side of the creek South 27 1/2 degrees West one hundred and thirty poles thence South 50 1/2 degres West sixty-three poles to the beginning one hundred and twenty-nine acres more or less together with all and singular the tenements here ? and appurtenances to the same belonging or in any wise appertaining to have and to hold the said described piece or parcel of land within the aforesaid bounds together with all the tenements here ? and appurtenances to the same belonging or in any wise appertaining to the said Joshua Garner and his heirs and assigns forever to the only proper use and behoof of the said Joshua Garner his heirs and assigns forvever and the said Henry Yoho Sr. and Catherine his wife for themselves and their heirs doth covenant promise and agree to and with the said Joshua Garner his heirs and assigns that they the said Henry Yoho Sr. and Catherine his wife in and to the said described piece of parcel of land aforesaid is seized ? of and entitled to a good sure and perfect and indefesible state of inheritance in fee simple and that they have good right and lawful authority to sell convey and assure the same to the said Joshua Garner his heirs and assigns forever and further that they the said Henry Yoho Sr. and Catherine his wife the said described piece or parcel of land aforesaid together with the tenements ? and appurtenances thereunto belonging or in any wide appertaining unto the Said Joshua Garner and his heirs and assigns forever free from the claim or claims of all persons whatsover shall and will warrant and forever defend
Henry Yoho
His Mark

Catherine Yoho
Her Mark
(Indenture furnished by Hugh L. Yoho)


MILITARY-PENSION: 25 Sep 1832
Henry Yoho made an affidavit for application for Revolutionary War Pension on 25 Sep 1832 at the County court of Monongalia, State of Virginia. He gave another statement of his service, about 5 years later, before A. Caldwell, Judge of the W.D. Virginia at a place referred to as Winchester in the statement.

MILITARY-PENSION:
Catherine Lemley and Stephen Gapen, who lived in Whiteley Twp., Greene Co., PA made affidavit as to Henry Yoho's Revolutionary War Service. Henry Yoho made affidavit of the service of 2 members of the Morris family who lived in that locality.

MILITARY-PENSION: 10 Apr 1833
Record from "Soldiery of W. Va." by Virgil A. Lewis, M.A. State Historian and Archivist. General Publishing Co., Baltimore, 1972.: Monongalia Co. - Henry Yoho, PVT, $80.00 annual; $240.00 received, VA Militia, April 10, 1833, placed on Pension Roll March 4, 1831, at age 82. Due to Act of Congress passed 7 June 1832.

Problem: Was the place of death, Ohio (Marshall) Co., WV, Wetzel Co. WV or Tyler Co., WV? Vernon Anderson lists, Tyler Co., WV.

The Indian Wars - By Denver Yoho - April 1995

We have records of at least four, and possibly five, Yoho ancestors who served as soldiers during the Indian Wars and the American Revolution, including George Yoho, Peter Yoho, John Yoho, Henry Yoho and Jacob Yoho. These five men are believed to be five of the sons of Johannas Yoho (born 1712 and died circa 1795) and Susanne Catherine (Lau) Yoho (born circa 1714). Following is information and records evidencing my conclusions relating to the service of these men in the Indian Wars.

Henry Yoho, who was born in 1752 and died March 12, 1845, lived in and around the Fish Creek, Marshall County, West Virginia area. Several records of Henry's services have been found. Henry made application for a pension when he was eighty years old and had to renew the application at the age of eighty-five. He received a pension of forty dollars a year. The DAR Patriot Index, 1966 printing, states, "Henry Yoho born 1752, died March 12, 1845; married Catherine; Pvt. Spy Virginia (pension)."

The information about Henry Yoho that follows is from the "West Virginians in the Revolution," page 316: "Henry Yoho, Service Virginia, VA no. 12222, No. S 7996; Enlisted in Greene County, Pennsylvania in 1776 under Lieutenant Swingler and Cross, Captians Minor and Wetzel, Colonel John Evans, Colonel Laughlin and General Clark. While guarding the western frontier settlements, "No man except possibly Lewis Wetzel encountered so many hardships and risks of life, said Thomas P. Ray, of Morgantown, West Virginia, September 25, 1832 in seeking adjustment to Henry's pension. Henry Yoho received a pension while living in Monongalia County, Virginia in 1833. His claim was supported by Peter Haut and Stephen Gapen. In his two pension requests Henry recites his entire service as he remembered it after nearly sixty years. He was shot in the hip while on horseback at Fort Henry at the same time his future brother-in-law, Henry Baker, was captured by Indians. He made at least one spy trip with the famed Lewis Wetzel, a famous regional Indian fighter. They were in the army of General George Rogers Clark when he had such sucess in Illinois. Wetzel and Yoho were detailed at Point Pleasant to scout the Great Kanawha Valley and when they returned Clark had moved on so they missed Clark's western campaign. Henry Yoho told his grandson, Samuel Goddard, taht he was an associate of Lewis Wetzel, Simon Gurty, Adam Poe and other Indian fighters at their headquarters at Fort Wheeling. Samuel had said, "that he would be afraid to go to bed after hearing the stories told to him about the exploits of the Indian fighters."
(Source: The Yoho Newsletter, April 1995, Vol. 4, No. 1)

DAR Patriot Index

The DAR PATRIOT INDEX lists two men by the name of Yoho who had Revolutionary Service: Henry Yoho, born 1752, died 1845, wife, Catherine, Private, Spy, Virginia and Peter Yoho, b. circa 1745, died in 1817 also a private from PA.

Henry Yoho applied for a pension from Monongalia Co., VA when he was 82 years old, put Peter never applied for one. However, both Henry and Peter show up on the First Battalion, Wasington Co., [PA] Militia recruited in Whiteley, Greene and Dunkard Townships in what is now Greene Co., PA in 1782. Ref. PA Archives, Series VI, Vol. 2, pp. 18-19, pp. 271.

I sent for the pension file of Henry Yoho and found it interesting reading. File No. S-7996. Henry was placed on the roll of the Wheeling Agency at the rate of Forty Dollars per Annum under the law of 7 Jun 1832. His application reveals that he was born in Virginia about 18 miles from Winchester. He did not recollect the year, but he stated he was 85 years old. His father's family moved to Western Virginia when he was 11 years old and he resided there ever since. He first served in the Revolution in a company commanded by Lieut. Samuel Singles who was stationed on Whiteley Creek, now in Monongalia Co., [WV] at the house of a settler named Duncan. The Company was composed of 18 men, some drafted, although he had volunteered. They marched to Garrett's fort on Whiteley Creek and remained there for about a month.

The next year he volunteered under Capt. Cross, and while his company was at Pittsburg, they learned of the massacre of Capt. Fourman and a quarter of his company at Grave Creek Narrows 10 miles below Wheeling. They marched there and buried 22 of Captain Fourman's company and then returned to Wheeling.

This massacre is told of in detail in some of the histories of that period and area, if anyone wants to know more about it, I refer him to HISTORY OF BELMONT & JEFFERSON COUNTIES - Caldwell, 1880, page 104.

Soon after the siege of Fort Henry in 1776, a company of Militia under the command of Capt. Foreman came from east of the alleghenies to take charge of the fort at Wheeling and for the protection of the settlements in that vicinity. On the 26th of Sept. Capt. Foreman and 45 men started in search of marauding Indians and marched down the river about 12 miles below Wheeling and encamped. Here through ignorance of the methods and practices of Indian warfare, and a foolish perversity in rejecting the prudent counsel of one of the settlers named Lynn, who accompanied him as a spy, his command was ambushed and almost destroyed. Twenty-one of his men were killed outright, and but for the judgment, skill and bravery of John Lynn, the whole party would have been completely annihilated. Among the slain was the unfortunate Capt. Foreman and two of his sons. This John Lynn was a celebrated Indian spy, who also later warned the settlers at the siege of Fort Henry in the first of Sept. 1782
(Source: Spirit of Democracy, 13 Jul 1972 Family Research in Monroe County by Catherine Foreaker Fedorchak - furnished by Vivian Yoho)


BIOGRAPHY: Henry Yoho
Henry Yoho was the son of Johannes and Sussana Yoho. He was born eighteen miles from Wincherter, Virginia. He was one of the first white men to settle in the Ohio Valley. He was a noted Indian fighter with the famous pioneer Lewis Wetzel. He served with his brothers John and Peter as privates in the Revouutionary War.

Henry enlisted in the Virginia Milita in 1776 from Monogalia County, Virginia, now West Virginias. He served 2 months under Lieutenant Samuel Swingler, stationed at a fort on Whitely Creek. He served from June 1777 for four months under Captains John Minor and William Cross in Colonel Gibson's Virginia regiment and marched to Fort Pitt and down the Ohio River to the mouth of Wheeling Creek in pursuit of Indians. During this time Henry served with his brother John. From "Frontier Defense on Upper Ohio" the Muster Roll 3NN6 gives a list of 20 officers and men under Lieut. William Cross of Monongalia Pennsylvania Militia, under command of Major James Chew at Fort Pitt, Oct, 1, 1777.

In 1778 he served 2 months under Lieutenant Swingler, 3 months in Captain John Wetzel's company of Rangers, Monongahala County under command of Col Daniel McFarland. In the fall of 1778 Henry served six months in Captain Cross' company of Colonel John Ivars' regiment. He was in the McIntosh's expedition to Big Beaver on the Ohio River and assisted in building Forts McIntosh and Laurens. Henry served from July 1779 under Jacob Cline in Colonel Laughlin's regiment in General Clark's expedition to the Falls of the Ohio.

Henry and his brother Peter joined the Pennsylvania Militia ca. 1880. Both are listed as members of the First Battalion, Washington County in 1782 serving under Capt. John Guthery. In 1781 while stationed at Mason's Fort on Buffalo Creek he was wounded in the hip during a skirmish with the Indians. During the skirmish, Henry Baker was taken prisioner.

After his military service, Henry purchased several pieces of land including 100 acres for $400 located at Long Reach on the Ohio River. In 1826 he purchased 200 acres on Proctor Run in Tyler County, Virginia, now West Virginia. He also purchased 193 acres for $575 on Fish Creek joining land owned by Peter Yoho.

In 1836 when in his 80s Henry applied for and received pension #S7996. He received $80 per annum, beginning on March 4, 1831.

Sources:
Soldiering of West Virginia by V. A. Lewis, 1867, Genealogical Pub. Co.
"Frontier Defense on Upper Ohio" Muster Rolls
The History of the Panhandle by Newton
Pennsylvania Archives Series VI volume 2
War Department Revolutionary Claims
Denver Yoho, Rt 3 Box 202, Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 (Deceased)

Descendant Chart for Samuel Gorby and Mary May

Descendant List of Samuel GORBY - 1 Mar 2010
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1-Samuel GORBY (abt 1700-)
+Mary MAY (abt 1700-)
. 2-Joseph GORBY (1725-)
. +Mary LOAN (-)
. +Hannah STILLEY (-)
. 2-Thomas GORBY (abt 1730-bef 24 Mar 1814)
. +Elisabeth ALLMAN (1740-aft 1814)
. . 3-Job GORBY (bet 1760 and 1770-1841)
. . +Nancy Hannah RICHMOND (3 Jun 1776-1856)
. . . 4-Eli GORBY (1794-1794)
. . . 4-Levi GORBY (1794-1794)
. . . 4-Elizabeth GORBY (1796-)
. . . 4-Hannah GORBY (1798-aft 1880)
. . . 4-Eli GORBY (1800-)
. . . 4-John GORBY (1802-)
. . . 4-Thomas GORBY (1804-)
. . . 4-Levi GORBY (1806-)
. . . 4-Martha GORBY (-)
. . . 4-David GORBY Rev. (1810-)
. . . 4-Nancy GORBY (1812-)
. . . 4-Rachel GORBY (1815-)
. . 3-Rebecca GORBY (1772-)
. . +Unknown ELLIOTT (-)
. . 3-Unknown GORBY (1775-)
. . +Joseph CLARK (-)
. . . 4-Ebenezer L. CLARK (4 May 1802-30 Aug 1878)
. . 3-Eli GORBY (1777-8 Jun 1831)
. . +Mary Ann RYAN (13 Dec 1789-)
. . . 4-John Ryan GORBY (23 Jul 1817-6 Nov 1908)
. . . 4-William R. GORBY (Feb 1820-8 Jan 1910)
. . . 4-Isaac GORBY (23 Aug 1823-19 Feb 1888)
. . . 4-Rebecca GORBY (9 Jul 1827-10 Apr 1897)
. . . 4-Eli GORBY (15 Jun 1831-22 Oct 1905)
. . 3-Thomas Jeahue GORBY (abt 1779/80-1856)
. . +Catherine PARSONS (abt 1780-)
. . . 4-Morgan GORBY (-)
. . . 4-John GORBY (29 Aug 1833-abt 6 Jul 1864)
. . . 4-Sargeant GORBY (1840-30 May 1864)
. . . 4-Thomas GORBY (-)
. . . 4-Andrew GORBY (-)
. . . 4-Sarah GORBY (-)
. . . 4-Alexander GORBY (1843-11 Mar 1906)
. . +Elizabeth WEST (-)
. . 3-Hannah Etta GORBY (1782-3 Jan 1868)
. . +Henry P. PARSONS (abt 6 Jul 1785-17 Aug 1853)
. . . 4-Jehu PARSONS (abt 17 May 1811-abt 25 Oct 1881)
. . . +Catherine YOHO (18 Aug 1813-21 Jul 1876)
. . . . 5-Cyrus Clark PARSONS (3 May 1838-9 Jan 1888)
. . . . 5-Margaret Jane PARSONS (21 Sep 1840-)
. . . . 5-Israel PARSONS (31 Jan 1843-28 Sep 1919)
. . . . 5-Jason PARSONS (8 Feb 1846-18 Jan 1937)
. . . . 5-Anna Belle PARSONS (29 Dec 1848-10 May 1930)
. . . . 5-Hannah Etta PARSONS (19 Nov 1851-abt 2 Feb 1920)
. . . . 5-Catherine Virginia PARSONS (5 Nov 1856-16 Oct 1918)
. . . 4-Joseph PARSONS (8 Feb 1813-8 Nov 1846)
. . . +Margaret YOHO (abt 16 Apr 1816-6 Aug 1887)
. . . . 5-Catherine PARSONS (5 Mar 1835-bet 22 Oct 1922 and 1924)
. . . . 5-Nancy Anna PARSONS (28 Nov 1838-1 Dec 1925)
. . . . 5-James M. PARSONS (18 Feb 1841-abt 17 Feb 1901)
. . . . 5-Seth J. PARSONS (26 Jan 1844-18 Dec 1912)
. . . . 5-Henry S. PARSONS (12 Oct 1846-27 Jun 1877)
. . . 4-Jesse PARSONS (18 Feb 1814-16 May 1879)
. . . +Lydia WYKERT (12 Dec 1815-18 Feb 1912)
. . . . 5-Henry Wykert PARSONS (10 Jan 1836-20 Feb 1882)
. . . . +Elizabeth Jane YOHO (27 Aug 1840-1916)
. . . . . 6-Theodore Riley PARSONS (11 Oct 1859-5 Jan 1941)
. . . . . +Amanda Jane GUTHRIE (29 Aug 1862-30 Apr 1938)
. . . . . . 7-Henry E. PARSONS (17 Jan 1884-16 Mar 1954)
. . . . . . 7-Georgia Frances PARSONS (25 Jan 1885-28 Jan 1971)
. . . . . . 7-James Ward PARSONS (23 Aug 1887-30 Mar 1961)
. . . . . . 7-Zellous Jay PARSONS (27 Feb 1889-16 Mar 1956)
. . . . . . 7-Geneva Lawrence PARSONS (7 Feb 1899-1 Sep 1961)
. . . . . 6-Thomas Foster PARSONS (13 Oct 1861-9 Aug 1953)
. . . . . +Penelope MOZENA (bet 1864 and 1866-)
. . . . . . 7-William PARSONS (1885-1977)
. . . . . . 7-Joseph Montgomery PARSONS (abt 1886-)
. . . . . . 7-Della May PARSONS (10 Jun 1888-18 Feb 1930)
. . . . . . 7-Truman Foster PARSONS (abt 1894-)
. . . . . . 7-Lavina PARSONS (1901-)
. . . . . . 7-Earl R. PARSONS (1903-3 Oct 1980)
. . . . . . 7-Stanley Lewis PARSONS (16 Oct 1906-21 Mar 1932)
. . . . . . 7-Foster L. PARSONS (-)
. . . . . +Mary Emma WATSON (1861-)
. . . . . 6-William Josephus PARSONS (22 Apr 1863-16 Jan 1944)
. . . . . +Sarah Melva Alvie KING (11 Nov 1879-19 Feb 1970)
. . . . . . 7-Rebecca Jane PARSONS (7 Jul 1897-28 May 1928)
. . . . . . +Ralph H. SUTER (21 Apr 1891-5 Jan 1953)
. . . . . . . 8-Mildred SUTER (1917-1918)
. . . . . . . 8-Ivan Dale SUTER (31 Oct 1919-9 Apr 1995)
. . . . . . . +Betty Jean MARTIN (11 Jul 1924-)
. . . . . . . . 9-Wilber Dale SUTER (24 Oct 1941-)
. . . . . . . . 9-Eric Duane SUTER (11 Jan 1943-)
. . . . . . . . 9-Christopher David SUTER (7 Jul 1944-)
. . . . . . . . 9-Lois Darlene SUTER (25 Dec 1945-)
. . . . . . . . 9-Ralph Donald SUTER (13 Aug 1949-)
. . . . . . . . 9-Nancy Diane SUTER (12 Feb 1951-)
. . . . . . . 8-Ralph Junior SUTER (3 Nov 1922-)
. . . . . . . +June Laverne SANTANA (14 May 1921-21 Jul 1977)
. . . . . . . . 9-William Anthony SUTER (17 Jan 1946-)
. . . . . . . . 9-Rebecca Ann SUTER (17 Oct 1951-)
. . . . . . . +Anna Jean Johnson RICHARDSON (17 Jun 1926-)
. . . . . . . 8-Elizabeth Lee SUTER (2 Jan 1925-)
. . . . . . . +Lee Allen JORDAN (-20 Nov 1984)
. . . . . . . . 9-Michael JORDAN (3 May 1947-4 Jun 1949)
. . . . . . . . 9-Kelley JORDAN (8 Aug 1948-)
. . . . . . . . 9-Susan JORDAN (12 May 1950-)
. . . . . . 7-Theodore Albert PARSONS (23 Feb 1899-10 Oct 1984)
. . . . . . 7-John McComas PARSONS (29 Mar 1900-1 Jan 1981)
. . . . . . +Gearldine FORTNEY (10 Aug 1906-11 Mar 1965)
. . . . . . 7-Thomas Henry PARSONS (8 Jan 1902-22 Feb 1981)
. . . . . . +Dorothy HAYS (-)
. . . . . . . 8-Thomas PARSONS (-)
. . . . . . . 8-Jackie PARSONS (-)
. . . . . . 7-Ethel Florence PARSONS (17 Apr 1903-18 May 1990)
. . . . . . +Artie L. JOHNSON (-)
. . . . . . . 8-Wilma JOHNSON (-)
. . . . . . 7-Lott Buckley PARSONS (29 Jul 1905-10 Oct 1978)
. . . . . . +Frankie STYLES (-)
. . . . . . 7-Frances Mellissa PARSONS (3 May 1907-13 Apr 1982)
. . . . . . +Homer MCINTIRE (17 Sep 1903-24 Nov 1985)
. . . . . . . 8-Homer Duane MCINTIRE (-)
. . . . . . . 8-Joann MCINTIRE (-)
. . . . . . . 8-Katherine MCINTIRE (1931-1992)
. . . . . . 7-Edith Leota PARSONS (15 Mar 1908-7 Oct 1988)
. . . . . . +Raymond BOSTIC (-2 Oct 1923)
. . . . . . . 8-Jacqueline BOSTIC (-)
. . . . . . . 8-Raymond L. BOSTIC (-)
. . . . . . +Dale BOSTIC (-)
. . . . . . +Unknown UNKNOWN (-)
. . . . . . +George RUTTER (-)
. . . . . . . 8-Diane RUTTER (-)
. . . . . . . 8-Eugene RUTTER (-)
. . . . . . . 8-Delores RUTTER (-)
. . . . . . . 8-Bernard RUTTER (-)
. . . . . . 7-Nora Virginia PARSONS (18 Jun 1911-5 Sep 1966)
. . . . . . +Ralph DAVIS (-1974)
. . . . . . 7-William Josephus PARSONS Jr. (12 Aug 1913-)
. . . . . . +Paulene REYNOLDS (-)
. . . . . . 7-Merle Louise PARSONS (24 Jun 1915-)
. . . . . . +Lane AMMONS (-)
. . . . . . +Unknown UNKNOWN (-)
. . . . . . +Unknown UNKNOWN (-)
. . . . . . 7-Geraldine M. PARSONS (4 Jun 1917-)
. . . . . . +Otis J. JENNINGS (-)
. . . . . . +Otis J. JENNINGS (-)
. . . . . . 7-Loyce G. PARSONS (abt 16 Nov 1921-)
. . . . . . +Melvin SUTTON (-)
. . . . . 6-Mc_Comas Albert PARSONS (4 Apr 1875-5 Jan 1954)
. . . . . +Mary Viney HART (1880-1939)
. . . . . . 7-Edna E. PARSONS (abt 19 Nov 1902-9 Apr 1982)
. . . . . . 7-Colonel J. PARSONS (27 Aug 1906-)
. . . . . . 7-Harry PARSONS (-)
. . . . . . 7-Willard PARSONS (-)
. . . . . . 7-Robert Frank PARSONS (10 Oct 1914-Apr 1974)
. . . . . . 7-Bernice PARSONS (-)
. . . . . . 7-Thelma PARSONS (-)
. . . . 5-Nancy Jane PARSONS (9 Jul 1839-30 Mar 1923)
. . . . +William Alexander KELLEY (8 May 1832-1867)
. . . . . 6-Junia Vista Constantine KELLEY (12 Oct 1859-20 May 1934)
. . . . . 6-Catherine Matilda KELLEY (22 Dec 1860-23 Mar 1935)
. . . . . 6-Eugene Franklin KELLEY (8 Jun 1863-11 May 1949)
. . . . . 6-Jesse Francis KELLEY (6 Mar 1866-6 Mar 1866)
. . . . . 6-Mary Lydia KELLEY (abt 1868/69-abt 1898)
. . . . +Henry GARNER (15 Sep 1812-13 Mar 1901)
. . . . . 6-Friend GARNER (20 Nov 1870-20 Jul 1894)
. . . . . 6-David GARNER (abt 1871-)
. . . . . 6-Infant GARNER (3 Jun 1874-)
. . . . . 6-Peter GARNER (3 Jun 1875-29 Mar 1877)
. . . . . 6-Albert GARNER (30 Apr 1878-13 Jun 1962)
. . . . . 6-Thomas Nelson GARNER (9 Jan 1881-2 Oct 1882)
. . . . . 6-F. S. GARNER (23 Oct 1882-23 Oct 1882)
. . . . 5-Thomas B. PARSONS (13 Dec 1841-22 Oct 1913)
. . . . +Margaret Ann COFFIELD (5 Mar 1848-21 May 1902)
. . . . +Lucy MILLER (1855-28 Mar 1927)
. . . . 5-Jeahue Franklin PARSONS (17 Apr 1844-5 Dec 1909)
. . . . +Isabel JENNY (1847-)
. . . . +Rebecca PEGG (Oct 1857-8 Jan 1904)
. . . . . 6-Charles A. PARSONS (22 Sep 1875-16 Aug 1885)
. . . . . 6-Maria A. PARSONS (17 Jan 1877-1969)
. . . . . 6-Ida May PARSONS (6 Jun 1878-28 Oct 1968)
. . . . . 6-Christiana PARSONS (12 May 1881-bef 1962)
. . . . . 6-Zora PARSONS (3 Dec 1882-18 Jan 1962)
. . . . . 6-Lydia PARSONS (6 Sep 1884-22 Feb 1975)
. . . . . 6-Ella PARSONS (31 Aug 1892-22 Sep 1985)
. . . . . 6-Louise PARSONS (29 Jul 1897-)
. . . . 5-Elizabeth L. PARSONS (16 Jun 1846-4 Oct 1890)
. . . . +William Frank MOORE (abt 1847-13 Oct 1929)
. . . . . 6-Basil F. MOORE (6 Oct 1887-31 May 1903)
. . . . 5-Theodore PARSONS (29 Aug 1848-abt 1859)
. . . . 5-James B. PARSONS (15 May 1851-25 Feb 1931)
. . . . +Francis HUFF (20 Mar 1864-29 Sep 1937)
. . . . . 6-J. W. PARSONS (28 Aug 1882-20 Nov 1883)
. . . . . 6-Chester Arthur PARSONS (2 Sep 1884-21 Feb 1971)
. . . . . 6-Margaret Helen PARSONS (11 Sep 1886-18 Mar 1981)
. . . . . 6-Lillian PARSONS (10 Dec 1886-23 Sep 1983)
. . . . . 6-Edith M. PARSONS (22 May 1891-24 Apr 1987)
. . . . . 6-Carrie PARSONS (27 Sep 1893-4 Oct 1894)
. . . . . 6-John Clifford PARSONS (21 Nov 1896-2 Dec 1978)
. . . . 5-Francis M. PARSONS (2 Jul 1853-6 Jun 1916)
. . . . +Rhoda Elmira MOORE (1861-1886)
. . . . . 6-Adaline PARSONS (5 Sep 1879-1940)
. . . . . 6-Gertrude PARSONS (26 Nov 1881-22 May 1981)
. . . . . 6-Mary May PARSONS (10 Jun 1884-24 Jan 1974)
. . . . +Mary Elizabeth SMITH (Nov 1871-16 Mar 1916)
. . . . . 6-Jesse Fleming PARSONS (9 Sep 1889-4 Oct 1889)
. . . . . 6-Lydia Myrtle PARSONS (11 Oct 1890-5 Nov 1890)
. . . . . 6-Retta Elmyra PARSONS (20 Aug 1892-)
. . . . 5-Hannah A. PARSONS (17 Nov 1855-4 Dec 1933)
. . . . +Marion MOORE (25 Aug 1850-14 Jan 1932)
. . . . . 6-Lucy A. MOORE (Feb 1876-bef 1965)
. . . . . 6-Rosa MOORE (Apr 1878-bef 1965)
. . . . . 6-Roscoe MOORE (1 Dec 1881-10 Jul 1966)
. . . . . 6-Clyde MOORE (1 May 1883-Mar 1965)
. . . . . 6-Vance L. MOORE (1 Nov 1885-10 Aug 1960)
. . . . . 6-Floy MOORE (5 Apr 1889-28 Jul 1976)
. . . . . 6-Aubra MOORE (17 Jun 1892-28 Apr 1966)
. . . . . 6-Vera MOORE (23 Apr 1895-15 Jan 1981)
. . . . . 6-Rufus MOORE (abt 1897-abt 1898)
. . . . . 6-Rudolph MOORE (1901-)
. . . . 5-Rachael Adeline PARSONS (16 Feb 1859-3 Sep 1933)
. . . . +George Henry MASON (6 May 1857-1 Jan 1939)
. . . . . 6-Lydia Myrtle MASON (9 Oct 1883-9 Oct 1883)
. . . . . 6-Clarence Marvin MASON (20 Dec 1886-19 Dec 1918)
. . . . . 6-Clyde Elvin MASON (7 Mar 1889-11 Apr 1970)
. . . . . 6-Lydia Leta MASON (15 Sep 1891-25 Nov 1995)
. . . . . 6-Oliver Floyd MASON (10 Mar 1894-29 Jul 1966)
. . . 4-Thomas PARSONS (Oct 1817-22 Sep 1902)
. . . +Eleanor RUCKMAN (1811-1 Jul 1885)
. . . . 5-Hannah PARSONS (abt 1840-1901)
. . . . 5-Samuel PARSONS (abt 11 Jun 1842-22 May 1846)
. . . . 5-John F. PARSONS (bet 1845 and 1847-16 Apr 1899)
. . . . 5-Thomas J. PARSONS (29 Oct 1853-)
. . . . 5-Jane C. PARSONS (abt 1856-1946)
. . . . 5-Hester A. PARSONS (Apr 1857-)
. . . . 5-Theodore PARSONS (-11 Nov 1849)
. . . . 5-Margaret B. PARSONS (Apr 1859-)
. . . . 5-Oscar M. PARSONS (abt 1 Feb 1859-)
. . . . 5-Joseph R. PARSONS (abt 15 Aug 1861-16 Oct 1861)
. . . . 5-Mary E. PARSONS (20 Mar 1862-)
. . . . 5-Arminta V. PARSONS (Dec 1863-)
. . . 4-Dorcas PARSONS (1818-bef 18 Feb 1845)
. . . +George GATTS (11 Mar 1818-4 May 1894)
. . . . 5-Samuel Marion GATTS (1840-1913)
. . . . 5-Mary Elizabeth GATTS (15 Feb 1842-20 Oct 1922)
. . . 4-Elizabeth PARSONS (abt 1824-21 Aug 1854)
. . . +James A. RINE (10 Mar 1822-11 Jun 1891)
. . . . 5-Joseph A. RINE (1848-24 Dec 1923)
. . . . 5-George W. RINE (abt 1850-abt 1852)
. . . . 5-Mary Hannah RINE (5 Oct 1854-8 Aug 1938)
. . 3-Ebenezer GORBY (1784-22 Dec 1852)
. . +Prudence PARSONS (1784-3 Jun 1860)
. . . 4-Mary GORBY (1806-)
. . . 4-Hannah GORBY (29 Oct 1808-bef 1870)
. . . 4-Elizabeth GORBY (1810-1891)
. . . 4-Rebecca GORBY (1812-)
. . . 4-Miriam GORBY (5 May 1813-11 Dec 1888)
. . . 4-Annie GORBY (26 May 1814-1 Jan 1909)
. . . 4-Daniel GORBY (1815-1895)
. . . 4-Barbara Jane GORBY (Apr 1820-1900)
. . . 4-Vincent Parsons GORBY (2 Jun 1822-1885)
. . . 4-Phoebe GORBY (1824-)
. . . 4-Mahala GORBY (1826-bef 1858)
. . . 4-Jesse E. GORBY (1828-abt 1903)
. . . 4-Martha GORBY (1830-)
. . . 4-Clymens GORBY (1834-)
. . 3-Jesse GORBY (1789-bef 1860)
. . +Anna WADE (1796-aft 1860)
. . 3-John G. GORBY (25 May 1792-)
. . +Elizabeth BARNETT (-)
. . . 4-Ezekiel GORBY (abt 1816-)
. 2-William GORBY (1742-)


Prepared by:
Richard E. Henthorn
Email: Dick.Henthorn@gmail.com

Yoho and Rine Books in DAR Library

Two books that I co-authored are in the collection of the Daughters of the American Revolution in Washington, DC. One is about the Rine Family and the other about one branch of the Yoho family. According to the catalog, both were donated to the DAR by member Clarice V. (Eller) Stanley. Thank you Clarice.

Dick Henthorn

James A. Rine

James A. Rine

MARRIAGE: Marshall Co., VA/WV, Bk 1835-1853, pg 27 (marriage to Elizabeth Parsons)

Census: 1850, in Marshall Co., VA, 33rd District, #314, Reel #959

• James Ryan, 27, VA; Elizabeth, 25 PA,
• Joseph, 2 or 3, PA; George W., 1/12 or 2/12, PA,
• Lucinda Scott, 18, VA
• Henry Parsons 68 or 70 PA 1500, Hannah Parsons 70 PA

[Note: Elizabeth Rine, the youngest daughter of Joseph and Hannah Parsons,was married to James Rine. REH]
(Furnished by Claude R. Burton and Vernon Anderson)

MARRIAGE: James Rine was the 2nd husband of Margaret Yoho. James Rine, 33, born in Marshall Co., WV, s/o Lazarus and Mary Rine and Margaret Yoho, 28, born in Marshall Co., WV, d/o William and Rebecca Yoho were married on 14 Oct 1855 in Marshall Co., WV by Edward Dowler.
(Source: Marshall Co., WV, Marriage Record Book 2, p. 91 - furnished by T. Vernon Anderson)

Census: 1860, in Marshall Co., VAV, #210

• James Rine, 38, VA; Margaret, 32, VA
• Joseph, H.A., 11, VA; Mary H., 6, VA; Barbara E., 3, VA
• William R., 11/12, VA;
• Richard P. Yoho, 12, OH; Rebecca A. Yoho, 9, OH

(Furnished by Vernon Anderson)

Census: 1870, in Marshall Co., WV, Franklin Dist. #193a

• James Rine, 48, VA; Margaret, 43, VA
• Joseph A., 22, VA;
• Rebecca A. Yoho, 18, OH; Barbary E. 14, VA; William R., 12, VA;
• Catherine, 9, VA; James M., 7, WV; Thomas C. 2, WV

(Furnished by Vernon Anderson)

RESIDENCES: James Rine family lived out back of New Martinsville (about 7 miles) toward Middleboure. The Wetzel County line passed through their house or farm.
(Source: Rine (Ryan) Family History, p. 108)

CENSUS: 1880, in Ellsworth, Tyler Co., WV, FHL Film 1255414, Natl. Archives Film T9-1414, Page 68C

• James Ryan, 58, VA VA VA, farmer
• Margaret, 57, VA VA VA
• William R. Ryan, son, 20, VA VA VA, works on farm
• Catherine Ryan, dau, 18, VA VA VA
• James M. Ryan, son, 15, WV VA VA
• Thomas Ryan, son, 11, WV VA VA
• Foster G. Ryan, son, 7, WV VA VA
• Reuben W. Yoho, GSon, 11, WV VA VA
• James E. Yoho, GSon, 6, WV VA VA

[Note: The second wife of James Rine was Margaret (Yoho) Yoho who was first married to Peter Yoho. Richard P. Yoho, the son of Margaret and Peter Yoho, was married to Anna Rebecca Eller and they had two sons. These are the grandsons who were living in the James Rine household at the time of the 1880 census. REH]
(Furnished by Larry McCullough)

Tags: Rine, Yoho, Genealogy