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T H E G U S M A N / W E S T / H I N K L E
F A M I L Y
submitted by
Pat Adams
celesnavi@email.msn.com
Hinkle
Lineage Here
Hinkle/Ellsworth
info Here
from West's of
Duck Creek: Gusman
p. 87 Jerome Gusman:
Luther and Adaline Washburn decided
to sell out and move to Kansas, near
Topeka , where some of [Luther's]
cousins lived. This took place in 1896 when they
sold the big house and farm on Gold
Rush- 176 ¾ acres for $5,833. It sold
to Joseph A Snider and the neighbors
at the time were the Burnsides, William
Hacker, Leeman Maxwell, Jerome Gusman
and A. Meyers.
pp. 16, 31, 77 Joseph Gusman:
Mills and dams were regularly being
proposed along the West Fork River. In 1819, millwright Nathan West was
appointed to a jury in Harrison County Court to view and report on a site
for a grist mill and dam below Hackers creek (Harrison County misc. records,
vol 1,page 100, Dec 1819). The jury concluded that the water would
back up about three miles, land would not be flooded and so permission
was granted John Patton to build what was to be better known as the
Joseph Gusman Mill.
William Patton, per Harrison County
Deed book , Vol. 12 , page 19, Feb 14, 1814:
(John Patton) bought 145 acres in
two tracts further so. towards Hackers Creek. A mill as built on this land
about 1819 by John Patton Jr. which was later operated by Joseph Gusman.
from Old Grist Mills of Harrison
County:
Darius Hinkle, according to local
lore, had earlier deserted a sweetheart
with grievous results. When
growing up, he was friendly with Cassandra
(Cassie) Cheuvront, youngest daughter
of the well known Rev. John Cheuvront,
a Methodist minister. Their
homes were not far apart along the West Fork
River in the area near the mouth
of Duck creek. After the Rev. Cheuvront
died, Cassie became close to the
Joseph Gusman family. Darius and Cassie
frequently were together at the
Gusman Mill on the West Fork river would go
boating together on the millpond
and were observed to be close friends.
For some reason, Darius stopped
seeing Cassie who was heart broken. She was
said to have heard - incorrectly
- that he had married. She left a letter
for Joseph Gusman and one night
drowned herself in the pool below mill dam.
--Old Grist Mills of Harrison
County,1940, by Harvey W. Harmer, p. 117, and the poem entitled "Cassie",
from Howard VanScovy's Book of Poetry, p. 77.
Darius Hinkle,
b. May 8, 1813, on West fork River, Harrison Co., WVA, d. Dec. 1854 Harrison
County. He was the son of Leonard Henkle,(b. c1789, d. bef. 1840,
Harrison Co., WVA), and Mary Cunningham(d/o Abraham Cunningham and Mary
____), b. c1791 Pendleton Co., WVA. Leonard received from his father
Abraham Henkle (b. Mar 20, 1749, Bucks Co., PA, d. Sept 3, 1815, Augusta
Co. VA, m. Mary Catherine Teter) "the place on West Fork River in Harrison
County.
further
Hinkle information here
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from The Colonial
Clergy of Virginia:
GERHARD
ANTHONY JACOB HENKEL (or Henckel), bapt. Mehrenberg, Germany, 27 Oct.
1668, son of George and Anna Eulalia (Dentzer) Henckel; graduated in theol.
at the Univ. of Giessen, 16 Mar. 1692; ord. Eschelbronn, Germany, 28 Feb.
1692; sett. near Frankfort-on the-Main; sett. Massanutton Church at Germananna
(Orange) VA., 1714-1716; ret. to Germany, 1717-1728; and for 1723-1728:
Mill Creek (Lebanon) PA., Reed's or Old Tulpehocken Chh., and the Luth.
Chhs at Manatawny, Oley Hills or Colebrookdale, Moselem and Rockland, all
in PA; Luth.; d. Germantown, PA, 12 Aug. 1728 (will dated same day).
~The Colonial Clergy of Virginia, North Carolina, and South Carolina,
by Rev. Frederick Lewis Weis, ThD., Boston, MA., 1955. (submitted
for this page by L. Raff, lyneraff@aol.com) |
Descendants of Nathan and Sarah Davisson
West
Fourth Generation
45. Luna Bird Moffett b. 12/6/1884
West Milford, Harrison Co, WV d. 7/1/1926
West Milford buried in West Milford
married James Ellsworth Cheuvront
Jr. 12/25/1902 in West Milford.
children 1. Pauline b. 3/19.1905
Harrison Co d 12/12/1979 Clarksburg
school teacher, married Earnest
L Richardson, son of William Lee Richardson
and Alcena J Keeser. 2. Chester
E. Cheuvront b. 1911 d. 1986 married Ruth
Roby buried in West Milford WV
p.83 Adeline Hinkle (daughter of
Darius) and her sisters attended a
subscription school taught by James
Cheuvront
p. 2 Leonard Hinkle was soon joined
in 1791 near the mouth of Duck creek by
the Rev. Joseph Cheuvront (his wife's
mother was a Hinkle) who bought 200
acres. Harrison co deed book
vol 4 pg 225, 12/17/1799
p. 29William Ward built their home
"immediately below the mouth of Duck
creek" on some of the best farm
land in the area. It is in the vicinity of
but to the east of where the Hinkles
and /Cheuvronts settled. In 1825 the
Wards bought additional land from
Leonard Hinkle.
p. 36 the following families resided
along Duck creek, Rev, Joseph
Cheuvront, and his heirs on the
West Fork River near the mouth of Duck Creek, etc.
p. 128 John W West and his brother
in 1900 leased land from Joseph Cheuvront
in West Union and established the
West Brothers Stable near the Grand Hotel.
p. 186 The West brothers stable was
built on Columbia Street in the heart
of West Union on land leased in
1900 by Albert and George West for $12 month
from Joseph Cheuvront... Dodderidge
Co deed book vol 31 p 12 12/20/1900 and
vol 54 page 333 11/30/1910.
Descendants of John Abram Guseman
found in the Donnelly book on
Cheuvront and Gusman
submitted by Pat Adams
celesnavi@email.msn.com
Generation No. 1
1. JOHN ABRAM1 GUSEMAN was
born in name later changed to Goozman
Children:
i. SUSAN2 GUSMAN, m. ? COBURN.
ii. HENRY GUSMAN.
2. iii. SARAH GUSMAN.
3. iv. WILLIAM DAVID GUSMAN, b.
March 29, 1897.
4. v. CHRISTINA GUSMAN, b. 1807;
d. February 19, 1902, Duck Creek Harrisn Co
WV.
Generation No. 2
2. SARAH2 GUSMAN (d/o JOHN ABRAM1
GUSEMAN) m ? MEEKS
Child :
i. T JEROME3 MEEKS
3. WILLIAM DAVID2 GUSMAN (s/o JOHN
ABRAM1 GUSEMAN)
b March 29, 1897, m DELIA CONNER
Child:
i. JOHN3 GUSMAN
4. CHRISTINA2 GUSMAN (d/o JOHN ABRAM1
GUSEMAN) b 1807, died February
19, 1902, Duck Creek, Harrisn Co
WV.
March
03, 1832 m ZACHARIAH PATTON1
(s/o WILLIAM PATTON and SUZANNE
LEWIS, b October 31,
1804)
Notes for ZACHARIAH PATTON:
First wife Susan died with infant
from fall off a horse
Children of CHRISTINA GUSMAN and
ZACHARIAH PATTON:
i. NORVAL GUSMAN3 PATTON,
b. 1838, Harrison Co, WV;
d. 1924, IOOF Cem. in
Clarksburg, WV; Stepchild.
ii. FLOREED PATTON,
b. February 12, 1838, Duck Creek
WV; d. 1936;
m. J HAMILTON FREEMAN
iii. KESHIA PATTON,
b. March 09, 1835; d. June 14, 1929,
Duck Creek WV.
iv. SARAH INDIANA PATTON,
b. September 15, 1846.
v. TIMANDA ELIZABETH PATTON,
b. April 25, 1848.
vi. CORDELIA PATTON,
m. ? HASKINS.
Generation No. 3
5. NORVAL GUSMAN3 PATTON (s/oCHRISTINA2
GUSMAN and ZACHARIAH PATTON)
b 1838 in Harrison Co, WV,
died 1924, buried IOOF Cem., Clarksburg,
WV.
m MARY FRANCES WEST (d/o WILLIAM
WEST and HANNAH DAVIS)
b April 29, 1867, Harrison County
V/WV, d July 25, 1954,
Harrison County V/WV.
Notes on NORVAL GUSMAN PATTON:
Confederate. soldier, 17th VIRGINIA
CALVALRY
Children:
i. ARLINGTON A.4 PATTON.
ii. WILLIAM PATTON, b. Abt. 1863;
m. LUMIE SMITH
Notes for WILLIAM PATTON:
He taught school prior to his marriage,
but was a carpenter by trade. He
left his wife
with her parents in WVa,
found employment in Missouri and
was never heard from again.
iii. CHARLES PATTON, b. Abt.
1870.
iv. ZACHARIAH PATTON, b. Abt. 1876;
m. MOLLY ?
v. HELEN VIRGINIA PATTON, b. Abt.
1878.
vi. WESLEY GUSMAN PATTON, b. Abt.
1878.
vii. JAMES BERYL PATTON,
b. November 06, 1879, Harrison County
WVa
viii. MARY (MOLLIE) PATTON, b. Abt.
1881
ix. MELINDA C. PATTON, b. Abt. 1883
x. ANNA OSSIE PATTON,
b. July 28, 1884; d. August 07,
1971, Wolf Summit, WV
m. THORNTON ALLEN SCOTT,
June 16, 1904; d. May 23, 1971,
Wolf Summit, WV.
Generation No. 4
6. CHARLES4 PATTON (s/o NORVAL GUSMAN
and MARY FRANCES WEST)
b Abt. 1870, m NANCY MORRISON
Child:
i. ROSCOE5 PATTON,
b. September 02, 1898; d. December
12, 1951,
Clarksburg WV.
7. JAMES BERYL4 PATTON (s/o NORVAL
GUSMAN and MARY FRANCES WEST)
b November 06, 1879, Harrison County
WVa.
m BERTHA TALITA THOMPSON September
01, 1912 , Nordland, Wa,
(d/o MARTIN THOMPSON and RAKEL RASMUSSON)
b July 11, 1895,
Nordland Wa, d August 15, Puyallup,
Wa.
Notes for JAMES BERYL PATTON:
Was a veteran of the Spanish American
War. Died in Veterans hospital.
Married Bertha Thompson while stationed
at Fort Flagler, Maristone Island,
Wa. (Marrowstone p. 121 Martin Thompson's
other daughters were also married, Bertha to
James Patton, Cassie to Peter Argenti
and Bessie to George King)
Children:
i. JAMES DAVID5 PATTON.
ii. MARY ALZONY PATTON,
b. November 25, 1913, Fort Flagler,
Nordland,
Wa.
Generation No. 5
8. ROSCOE5 PATTON (s/o CHARLES PATTON
and NANCY MORRISON)
b September 02, 1898, d December
12, 1951,
Clarksburg WV. m JESSIE M.
WEST, b July 18, 1909,
Harrison County V/WV, d February
07, 1982, Fairmont, Marion CO. WV.
Child:
i. THOMAS RAY6 PATTON,
b. December 03, 1943.
9. JAMES DAVID5 PATTON
(s/o JAMES BERYL and BERTHA TALITA
THOMPSON),
m LOUISE SWEVELHOFFER, d 1998
Children:
i. JOAN6 PATTON.
ii. JAMES PATTON
iii. BENJEMIN PATTON
iv. MARTIN PATTON
v. TERRANCE PATTON
vi. PATTIE PATTON
10. MARY ALZONY5 PATTON
(JAMES BERYL4, NORVAL GUSMAN3, CHRISTINA2
GUSMAN,
JOHN ABRAM1 GUSEMAN) b November
25, 1913, Fort Flagler, Nordland,
Wa. m ALFRED MARTINIUS BAREM July
13, 1932, Tacoma,
Wa, s/o GUY BAREM and MARIE BERQUIST.
He was born April 26, 1906
in Duluth, Minnesota, d April 11,
1991, Puyallup, Was.
Notes for MARY ALZONY PATTON:
Mary's birth records were lost at
Fort Flagler and later her father had
deserted the family. Her father
had wanted her named after his sisters,
and proof of her birth was taken
from baptism papers. Her mother couldn't
remember the middle name given to
her by her father when years latter
they applied for Mary's birth certificate.
Her mother thought her the middle
was Alzony, her father had wanted
her named for his sisters Mary and Anna
Ozzie. The Alzony should have
been Ozzie.
Children:
i. PATRICIA ANN6 BAREM, b.
Tacoma, Piece Co., WA..
ii. LEWIS BAREM, b. Tacoma, WA.
iii. ALFRED LEO BAREM.
Generation No. 6
11. PATRICIA ANN6 BAREM (MARY ALZONY5
PATTON, JAMES BERYL4, NORVAL GUSMAN3, CHRISTINA2 GUSMAN, JOHN ABRAM1 GUSEMAN)
was born in Tacoma, Piece Co., WA..
m VIRGIL LEVERN ADAMS in Puyallup,
Washington, s/o VIRGIL ADAMS
and MABEL STENGEL. He was born in
Underwood, No. Dakota.
Children:
i. JEFFREY LEVERN7 ADAMS
ii. SCOTT RANDAL ADAMS
b. Tacoma, WA; m. KELLY PRUITT.
iii. STACIE MARIE ADAMS,
b. Tacoma, Pierce Co., Wasington;
m. (1) JEFFREY
JOHN MALMGREN, Reno, Nevada; m.
(2) DON FURTICK, Spanaway, WA
12. LEWIS6 BAREM
(MARY ALZONY5 PATTON, JAMES BERYL4,
NORVAL GUSMAN3,
CHRISTINA2 GUSMAN, JOHN ABRAM1 GUSEMAN)
was born in Tacoma, WA. He married
(1) ZONA JENNINGS. (2) SHARON ?
Notes for LEWIS BAREM:
Was raised by his Aunt Clara Barem
and Uncle Elmer Helgren
Children of LEWIS BAREM and ZONA
JENNINGS are:
i. DANIEL7 HELGREN
ii. TIMOTHY HELGREN
iii. ZONA LOU HELGREN
iv. KENNETH HELGREN
13. ALFRED LEO6 BAREM
(MARY ALZONY5 PATTON, JAMES BERYL4,
NORVAL GUSMAN3,
CHRISTINA2 GUSMAN, JOHN ABRAM1 GUSEMAN)
He married KAREN WEAVER, daughter
of
GALE WEAVER and LUCILLE.
Children:
i. BELINDA CARMEL7 BAREM
ii. GRETCHEN BAREM
iii. HEIDIE BAREM
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