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     Isabell Archer was born in 1850 at Greene County, Indiana.¹

Isabell appeared in the census of 1860 in the household of her grandfather John Stanley in Jefferson Township. She was 7, born in Indiana.²

Isabell married James Calvin Fulk on 9 September 1869 in Greene County, Indiana. James and Isabell had at least 4 children:
     - Clara Ettie, (1879- )
     - Minnie (1872- )
     - Mary (1874- )
     - Nora (1877- ).^3,4  

Isabell was named as an heir in the will of her grandfather, John Stanley, on 18 November 1869 at Greene County, Indiana.⁵

Isabell appeared in the census of 1870 in the household of her husband James Calvin Fulk at Jefferson Township, Owen County, Indiana. She was 19, born in Indiana.⁶

Isabell was named as an heir in the will of her grandmother, Mary Ball, on 24 May 1875 at Greene County.⁷

Isabell appeared in the census of 1880 in the household of her husband James Calvin Fulk at Greene County, Indiana. She was 30, born in Indiana.¹

     Jennie Fry was born circa 1874.¹

Jennie married James A. Harvey on 12 October 1892 in Butler County, Missouri, James and Jennie had at least 3 children, namely:
     - Ollie Harvey (1890- );
     - Bertha Harvey (1894- ); and
     - Henry Thomas Harvey (1897-1978)..^1,2

Jennie died in 1899 in Missouri.³

     William Joe Drake was born circa 1857 in Indiana.¹

William appeared in the census of 1860 in the household of his father Thomas M. Drake at Greene County, Indiana. He was 3, born in Indiana.²

     Mary M. Drake was born circa 1859 in Indiana.¹

Mary appeared in the census of 1860 in the household of her father Thomas M. Drake at Greene County, Indiana. She was 1, born in INdiana.²

     Worthy Drake was born after 1860.¹

     John William Drake was born on 28 February 1850 at Indiana.^1,2,3

John William Drake appeared in the censuses of 1850 (Stockton Twp), 1860 (Smith Twp), and 1870 (Smith Twp) in the household of his father, James Drake, in Greene County, Indiana. He was 2 months old, 10 years old, and 20 years old and born in Indiana in the respective censuses.^4,5,6

John married Eliza Jane Harvey on 18 August 1874 in Greene County, Indiana. A license was issued for John and Eliza on 17 August 1874 by David Whitaker, Greene Co. Clerk. The marriage was performed on 18 August by A. Spainhower, JP..⁷

John William lived in Linton, IN and was a coal miner.⁸

John was named as an heir in the will of his grandmother, Mary Ball, on 24 May 1875 in Greene County.⁹

John was listed as the head of household in the 1880 Census in Jefferson Township, Greene County, Indiana. He was 30, born in Indiana, and listed as a farmer. Included in the household were his wife, Eliza (30,IN); his brother-in-law, James Harvey (13,IN); and his niece, Allie W Harvey (4,IN.)¹⁰

John was listed as the head of household in the 1900 Census in District 0037, Stockton Township, Greene County, Indiana. He was 50, born in Indiana, and listed as a stationary engineer. Included in the household was his wife, Eliza (49, IN).¹¹

John was listed as the head of household in the 1910 Census in District 0044, Linton Ward 2, Greene County, Indiana. He was 60, born in Indiana, and listed as a Coal Miner. Included in the household was his wife, Elize (59, IN).¹²

John died on 7 June 1916 in Linton, Greene County, Indiana, at age 66. He died of arteriosclerosis.^13,14,2,3 He was buried in the Morris Chapel Cemetery near Linton, Stockton Township, Greene County.^15,16

     Mary Caroline Drake was born on 9 February 1853 at Greene County, Indiana.^1,2

Mary married John Nelson Fulk on 25 September 1873 in Greene County, Indiana. A marriage license was issued on 25 September 1873 by David Whitaker, Clerk. The marriage was performed on 25 September by S.H.Luckwood, JP..^3,4

Mary was named as an heir in the will of her grandmother, Mary Ball, on 24 May 1875 in Greene County.⁵

Mary appeared in the census of 1860 in the household of her father James Drake in Greene County, Indiana. She was 7, born in Indiana.⁶ She also appeared on the censuses of 1900 and 1910 in the household of her husband, John Nelson Fulk, in Oakley Twp, Macon County, Illinois. She was 47 and 56 in the respective censuses, born in Indiana.^7,8
Mary was named as an heir in the will of her grandmother, Mary Ball, on 24 May 1875 in Greene.
County.⁵


Mary died on 12 September 1918 in Oakley, Macon County, Illinois, at age 65. She died in the residence of her son, James Fulk, three miles north of Oakley. Her death was caused by uremic poisoning, after an illness of five weeks. She had been in poor health for a year or more..^9,2 She was buried in the Frantz Cemetery at Oakley, Macon County, Illinois.^10,2

     Sarah Margaret Drake was born on 18 March 1855 at Indiana.¹

Sarah married William Pugh on 20 October 1871 in Greene County, Indiana. William and Sarah were supposed to be married at Sarah's aunt's house. But this was in the wrong county for the marriage license so they moved the ceremony to a nearby riverbank in the proper county..^2,3

Sarah was named as an heir in the will of her grandmother, Mary Ball, on 24 May 1875 at Greene County.⁴

Sarah appeared in the census of 1860 in the household of her father James Drake in Smith Township, Greene County, Indiana. She was 5, born in Indiana.⁵ In 1870 she appeared in the household of her grandfather John Stanley, Indiana in Jefferson Township, Greene County. She was 15, born in Indiana.⁶ She appeared in the household of her husband, William Pugh, also in Jefferson Township, Greene County in the census of 1880.⁷

In 1885, Sarah moved from Indiana to Kansas with her husband, William Pugh, and most of their family. After several years, discouraged by their experience in Kansas, she and William moved back east with their children and his brother and mother.³

Sarah appeared in the census of 1900 in the household of her husband William Pugh at Ward 7, East St Louis Township, East St Louis, St Clair County, Illinois. She was 45, born in Indiana..⁸

Sarah appeared in the census of 1910 in the household of her husband William Pugh at Ward 8, East St Louis, St Clair County, Illinois. She was 55, born in Indiana.⁹

Sarah died on 12 February 1915 at age 59.^10,1 She was buried in the Mount Hope Cemetery at Belleville, St Clair County, Illinois.¹

     Hannah Isabell Drake was born on 10 March 1857 at Indiana.^1,2

Hannah probably appeared in the census of 1860 in the household of her father James Drake at Smith Township, Greene County, Indiana. She was 3, born in Indiana. Her name in the census is very difficult to interpret; it appears to be Hezikiah but almost certainly is Hannah.³

Hannah appeared in the census of 1870 in the household of her father James Drake at Smith Township, Greene County, Indiana. She was 14, born in Indiana.⁴

Hannah was named as an heir in the will of her grandmother, Mary Ball, on 24 May 1875 at Greene County.⁵

Hannah Isabel "Belle" married ? Blunk and had at least 3 children:
     - Alice Blunk. Married Mart Miller. Both buried in Mt Hope Cemetery near Belleville, Illinois
     - Rose Blunk
     - John Blunk.⁶

Hannah died on 24 February 1908 in St Louis, Missouri, at age 50.^7,8

     Lucinda Catherine Drake was also known as Lucinda Catherine Hackett. She married John Hackett. Lucinda Catherine Drake was born on 29 July 1861 in Indiana. It appears that she was generally known as Kate throughout her life, presumably because there was already a Lucinda and a Catherine in the family at the time..^1,2

Lucinda appeared in the census of 1870 in the household of her father James Drake at Smith Township, Greene County, Indiana. She was 9, born in Indiana.³

Lucinda was named as an heir in the will of her grandmother, Mary Ball, on 24 May 1875 at Greene County.⁴

Kate had a son, Otto, who was born out of wedlock in 1881. His father was Thomas Graham, who was born in England and lived in St Louis, MO. Gloria understands that Kate met Graham while she was working at a hotel in Indiana, and that he was already married when Kate got pregnant. He was supposed to be well-to-do and sent money over the years. Much later he wanted to marry Kate, but she refused, saying that he had abandoned her when she needed him.^5,6,7

During Otto's teens, Kate lived in St Louis and ran a large boarding house on Gamble Street.

Kate married Lee Connell on 1 June 1898 in Clayton, St Louis County, Missouri.⁸

Katie appeared in the census of 1900 in the household of her husband Lee Connell at District 0229, St Louis Ward 15, St Louis (independent city), Missouri. She was 35, born in Indiana.⁵

Kate resided with her husband Lee Connell, at 2102 Olive, St Louis, Missouri, in 1908.⁹

Kate was divorced from Lee Connell sometime before 1917.

Kate married John Hackett before 1920.¹⁰ Kate appeared in the census of 1920 in the household of her husband John Hackett at Ward 8, East St Louis, St Clair County, Illinois.¹⁰ John died in 1922.

Lucinda married William Andrew Fulk on 26 April 1926. According to family history, after William Andrew Fulk's first wife, Kate's aunt Lucinda Stanley, died in 1926, he wanted Kate to move to Indiana to be his housekeeper. When she refused in order to avoid gossip, he proposed marriage. Initially Kate was indignant that this older man would want to marry her but eventually she consented and she took care of him until he died..⁶

Lucinda died on 12 April 1934 in East St Louis, St Clair County, Illinois, at age 72.^6,2,11 She was buried on 12 April 1934 in the William Pugh plot in Section D of the Mt Hope Cemetery near Belleville, St Clair County, Illinois.⁶

     Elizabeth Viola Drake was born on 30 September 1864 in Indiana.^1,2,3,4

Elizabeth appeared in the census of 1870 in the household of her father James Drake at Smith Township, Greene County, Indiana. She was 6, born in Indiana.²

Elizabeth was named as an heir in the will of her grandmother, Mary Ball, on 24 May 1875 at Greene County.⁵

In 1885, Elizabeth moved from Indiana to Kansas with her sister, Sarah Margaret Pugh, and brother-in-law, William Pugh, and most of his family.⁶

Elizabeth married Jefferson A. Gant on 30 September 1888 in Hutchinson, Clay Township, Reno County, Kansas. Elizabeth joined the 7 Day Adventist Church in 1907. Subsequently, she moved to Oklahoma City with Jefferson. They had no children..^1,7,8

Elizabeth died on 23 April 1951 in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, at age 86. Per her funeral records (via Shirley Maynard), Liz died of myocardial failure. She was survived by her niece, Mrs. Cloe Morrison, St Louis, MO (Per Shirley Maynard, 10/29/99, Cloe was a Pugh otherwise spelled Cloha)..^9,4 Elizabeth was buried in the Rose Hill Cemetery at Oklahoma City, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma.^9,4

     Mary Kesterson was born circa 1845 in Indiana.¹

Mary appeared in the census of 1850 in the household of her father John Kesterson at Greene County, Indiana. She was 5, born in Indiana.²

Mary appeared in the census of 1860 in the household of Francis and Mary Mitchell (possibly as a house maid) at Jefferson Township, Greene County, Indiana. She was 16, born in Indiana (the census says Kentucky but this must be wrong).³

Mary appeared in the census of 1870 in the Will County Asylum for the Poor at Richland, Greene County, Indiana. She was 25. She has not been found in the 1880 Census.⁴

     John W. Kesterson was born in 1849 in Greene County, Indiana.¹

John appeared in the census of 1850 in the household of his father John Kesterson at Greene County, Indiana. He was 1, born in Indiana.²

     Julia A. Hewey was born circa 1847 in Indiana.¹

Julia appeared in the census of 1850 in the household of her father Andrew Jackson Huey at Jefferson Township, Greene County, Indiana. She was 3, born in Indiana..²

Julia appeared in the census of 1860 in the household of her father Andrew Jackson Huey at Jefferson Township, Greene County, Indiana. She was 13, born in Indiana.³

     William A. Simons was born circa 1849 at Indiana. Apparently he never married.¹

William appeared in the census of 1850 in the household of his grandfather John Stanley at Jefferson Township, Indiana. He was 1, born in Indiana.²

William appeared in the census of 1860 in the household of his grandfather John Stanley in Jefferson Township. He was 12, born in Indiana.³

William was named as an heir in the will of his grandfather, John Stanley, on 18 November 1869 at Greene County, Indiana.⁴ He was also named as an heir in the will of his grandmother, Mary Ball, on 24 May 1875 at Greene County.⁵

The date of William's death is uncertain but, presumably, it was after 1875 when he was named in his grandmother's will.

     William Pugh was born on 13 September 1851 in Akron, Summit County, Ohio. William was the son of Daniel Pugh and Sophia Parker..^1,2

William appeared in the census of 1860 in the household of his father, Daniel Pugh at Greene County, Indiana. He was 9, born in Ohio. Included in the household were his father, Daniel (52); his mother, Sophia (49); and two older siblings, Henry (19) and Mary E (15).³ He also appeared in the census of 1870 in the same household at Greene County. He was 18.⁴

William married Sarah Margaret Drake on 20 October 1871 in Greene County, Indiana. William and Sarah were supposed to be married at Sarah's aunt's house. But this was in the wrong county for the marriage license so they moved the ceremony to a nearby riverbank in the proper county..^5,6

William was listed as the head of household in the 1880 Census in Greene County, Indiana. He was 29, born in Ohio, and listed as a farmer. Included in the household were his wife, Sarah (25, IN), and 3 daughters; Hattie (8,IN), Essie (3,IN), and Delia (1,IN). In the same household were 2 boarders, Henry Padgett (28,IN) and William Johnson (50,KY).⁷

William and Sarah had at least 7 children, including:
     - Hattie Florence, 1874-1910. Married ? Reed, then Gus School, then Warren Rose;
     - Essie Belle, 1876-1933. Married John Frederick Werner. 2 children.
     - Della Catherine, 1878-1974. Married Martin Andrew Schalk. 2 children.
     - Gertrude Jeanette, 1883-1908.
     - Cloha Myrtle, 1889-1974. Married William Morrison. 2 daughters.
     - Mabel Marie, 1898-1993. Married Louis Roth. 4 children;
     - Roy Edward. 1891-1891.⁶

William farmed in Indiana and had a small coal mine in later years. In 1885, he got the "Kansas fever" and went there. Sarah did not want to go but they went west with William's mother Sophia, his brothers Isaac and Henry, his sister-in-law Elizabeth Drake, and the oldest 4 of their 6 girls. Their cattle and household goods were shipped west in a railroad boxcar. The family may have travelled to Kansas with two teams and two covered wagons or perhaps by train. They went first to Halsted, Kansas (north of Wichita) and then to Hutchinson (farther NW). According to Ed Schalk, William had two good corn crops, but the third burned up in two days of high heat. Also, his eyes started troubling him - a problem he called "oat poisoning". Gloria's understanding is that William used the teams for dray work and his eyes may have been affected by the sand in the air. In any case, discouraged, William and Sarah headed back east with the children, Isaac, and his mother, Sophia. The family travelled to Buffalo, Missouri, where they stayed several years and, according to Ed Schalk, William helped build the first reservoir in Springfield, Missouri. The family was also at Nevada, Missouri, for a year. By the time they reached St Louis about 1891, William had gone blind. Fortunately, he found a Dr. Campbell who was able to cure him.

Sophia died in St Louis about this time and the family eventually moved from st Louis to East St Louis, Illinois, where they first lived on the Jones Farm (now the site of Jones Park). Finally they built a house at N. 33rd St, In East St Louis about 1910. According to Mabel Pugh, William Pugh's wagons and horse teams were used to help build Union Station in St Louis. Toward the end of his life, William worked for a railroad and operated the watchman's tower at the switchyard.⁶

William was listed as the head of household in the 1885 Kansas State Census, Harvey County. He was 32, born in Ohio, and listed as a farmer. Listed in the household were his wife Sarah (26, IN); and 4 daughters all born in Indiana, Hallie (13), Essie (9), Della (6), and Gertie (1.)⁸

William was listed as the head of household in the 1900 Census in Ward 7, East St Louis Township, East St Louis, St Clair County, Illinois. He was 48, born in Ohio, and listed as a common laborer. Included in the household were his wife, Sarah (45,IN); 4 daughters, Della (21,IN), Gertrude (16,IN), Cloid (11,MS), and Mabel (2,IL); his son, Hiram (1,IL); and his brother, Isaac (66,OH).⁹

William was listed as the head of household in the 1910 Census in Ward 8, East St Louis, St Clair County, Illinois. He was 58, born in Ohio, and listed as a sump tender. Included in the household were his wife, Sarah (55,IN); and 2 daughters, Cloha (21,Ohio) and Mabel (12,IL).¹⁰

William died on 21 February 1921 in East St Louis, St Clair County, Illinois, at age 69.^6,2 He was buried in the Pugh plot in Mount Hope Cemetery at Belleville, St Clair County, Illinois.^6,2

     John Nelson Fulk was born on 7 October 1842 at Worthington, Greene County, Indiana.¹

John appeared in the census of 1850 in the household of his father Henry Fulk at Jefferson Township, Owen County, Indiana. He was 6, born in Indiana.²

John married Mary Caroline Drake on 25 September 1873 in Greene County, Indiana. A marriage license was issued on 25 September 1873 by David Whitaker, Clerk. The marriage was performed on 25 September by S.H.Luckwood, JP..^3,4

John and Mary Caroline apparently moved from Indiana to Illinois, probably Macon County, with his parents some time between 1873 (when they were married) and 1883 (when a child was born there). They had seven children, including:
- James Washington Fulk (1874-1961). Married Carrie Mae Ervin 1897
- Jesse Walter Fulk (1875-1957). Married Mary Jane Seitz 1894
- Maggie Catherine Fulk (1877-1877)
- Charles Edgar Fulk (1879-1957). Married Jennie Etherton
- Grace E. Fulk (1882-1961). Married Frank V. Dever 1900 and then James Shonkwiler
- Rollie Amos Fulk (1885-1963). Married Rebecca Humphrey 1909
- Augusta Pearl Fulk (1891-1953). Married Ben Walker, then M. Langley.⁵

John was listed as the head of household in the 1900 Census in Oakley Township, Macon County, Illinois. He was 57, born in Indiana, and listed as a farmer. Included in the household were his wife, Mary C; two daughters Grace (17, IL) and Pearl (8,IL); and one son, Rollie (12,IN).⁶

John was listed as the head of household in the 1910 Census in Oakley Township, Macon County, Illinois. He was 66, born in Indiana, and listed as a farmer. Included in the household was his wife, Mary.⁷

John died on 13 May 1915 in Oakley Township, Macon County, Illinois, at age 72.^8,1 He was buried in the West Frantz Cemetery at Oakley, Macon County, Illinois.^8,1

     Amos J. Fulk was born circa 1846 in Indiana.¹

Amos appeared in the census of 1850 in the household of his father Henry Fulk at Jefferson Township, Owen County, Indiana. He was 4, born in Indiana.² Amos J. Fulk was listed in the household of Henry Fulk in the 1850 Census at the age of 4, born in IN.²

     Eliza Jane Harvey was born on 16 February 1850.^1,2

Eliza appeared in the census of 1860 in the household of her mother, Sarah (Gordon) Harvey, at Eel River Township, Greene County, Indiana. She was 8, born in Indiana.³

Eliza married John William Drake on 18 August 1874 in Greene County, Indiana. A license was issued for John and Eliza on 17 August 1874 by David Whitaker, Greene Co. Clerk. The marriage was performed on 18 August by A. Spainhower, JP..⁴

Eliza appeared in the census of 1880 in the household of her husband John William Drake at Jefferson Township, Greene County, Indiana. She was 30, born in Indiana.⁵

Eliza appeared in the census of 1900 in the household of her husband John William Drake at District 0037, Stockton Township, Greene County, Indiana. She was49, born in Indiana.⁶

Eliza appeared in the census of 1910 in the household of her husband John William Drake at District 0044, Linton Ward 2, Greene County, Indiana. She was 59, born in Indiana.⁷

Eliza died on 24 May 1926 in Greene County, Indiana, at age 76.^8,2 She was buried in the Morris Chapel Cemetery at Linton, Stockton Township, Greene County.^9,2

     William H. Harvey was born circa 1856 in Indiana.¹

William appeared in the census of 1860 in the household of his father Alfred Harvey at Jefferson Township, Greene County, Indiana. He was 4, born in Indiana.²

William was named as an heir in the will of his grandmother, Mary Ball, on 24 May 1875 at Greene County.³

The date of William's death is unknown. He was presumably still living when he was listed in his grandmother's will in 1875.

     John T. Harvey was born circa 1858 at Indiana.¹

John appeared in the census of 1860 in the household of his father Alfred Harvey at Jefferson Township, Greene County, Indiana. He was 2, born in Indiana.²

John was named as an heir in the will of his grandmother, Mary Ball, on 24 May 1875 at Greene County.³

The date of John's death is unknown. He was presumably still living when he was listed in his grandmother's will in 1875.

     Samuel D. Harvey was born on 25 December 1857 at Indiana.¹

Samuel appeared in the census of 1860 in the household of his father Alfred Harvey at Jefferson Township, Greene County, Indiana. He was 6 months old.²

Samuel was named as an heir in the will of his grandmother, Mary Ball, on 24 May 1875 at Greene County.³

Samuel married Martha Florence Secrest on 1 May 1881 in Greene County, Indiana. It is not known what happened to Martha after her marriage..⁴ Subsequently Samuel married Lucinda E. Gonser on 13 August 1887 in Greene County.⁵

Samuel was listed as the head of household in the 1920 Census in Marion, Owen County, Indiana. He was 60, born in Indiana, and listed as a farm operator. He was alone in the household.⁶

Samuel died on 30 March 1924 in Lewis Township, Clay County, Indiana, at age 66.^7,1 He was buried in the Lebanon Cemetery at Midland, Greene County, Indiana.⁷

     Albert N. Harvey was born circa 1866 at Indiana.¹

Albert appeared in the census of 1870 in the household of his grandfather John Stanley in Jefferson Township. He was 4, born in Indiana.²

Albert was named as an heir in the will of his grandmother, Mary Ball, on 24 May 1875 at Greene County.³

Albert appeared as a boarder in the census of 1880 in the household of Hubbard Mosier at Smith Township, Greene County, Indiana. He was 14, born in Indiana. He was listed as a boarder, employed as a laborer but in school.⁴

The date of Albert's death is unknown but must have been after 1880 when he was listed in the census.

     James A. Harvey was born on 3 November 1867 in Greene County, Indiana.¹

James was named as an heir in the will of his grandmother, Mary Ball, on 24 May 1875 at Greene County.²

James appeared in the census of 1880 in the household of his brother-in-law John William Drake at Jefferson Township, Greene County, Indiana. He was 13, born in Indiana.³

James married Jennie Fry on 12 October 1892 in Butler County, Missouri, James and Jennie had at least 3 children, namely:
     - Ollie Harvey (1890- );
     - Bertha Harvey (1894- ); and
     - Henry Thomas Harvey (1897-1978)..^4,5

James A. Harvey and Irene Baumgardner obtained a license to marry on 11 November 1901 at Butler County, Missouri, He was 23 at the time; she was 29.

James and Irene has at least 3 children, namely:
     - Mamie (1905-1979);
     - John Pleasant (1908-1958); and
     - Cecil James (1912-1972).⁴

James was listed as the head of household in the 1910 Census in District 0010, Poplar Bluff, Butler County, Missouri. He was 40, born in Indiana, and listed as a farmer. Included in the household were his wife Irene (38, IL) and 4 children; Bertha 15), Henry (13), Mamie (5), and John (3); all born in Missouri.⁶

James was listed as the head of household in the 1920 Census in District 0010, Poplar Bluff, Butler County, Missouri. He was 51, born in Indiana, and listed as a farmer. Included in the household were his wife Irene (45, IL) and his children Mamie (15), John P (12), and Cecil (7); all born in Missouri.⁷

James was listed as the head of household in the 1930 Census in District 0003, Ash Hill, Butler County, Missouri. He was 62, born in Indiana, and listed as a general farmer. Included in the household were his wife Irene (59. IL) and 2 of his children, John (22) and Cecil (17); both born in Missouri.⁸

James died on 20 August 1934 in Poplar Bluff, Butler County, Missouri, at age 66.¹ He was buried in the Woodlawn Cemetery at Poplar Bluff, Butler County, Missouri.¹

     Jesse F. Fulk was born circa 1849 in Indiana.¹

Jesse appeared in the census of 1850 in the household of his father Henry Fulk at Jefferson Township, Owen County, Indiana. He was 7 months old, born in Indiana.²

     Jennie Madlock was born say 1860?. Jennie's birthdate is unknown. She is known only from a marriage record and a mention as the wife of William Lewis Archer in Carolyn Lysandrou's Archer genealogy.¹

Jennie married William Louis Archer in 1884 in Greene County, Indiana.²

Jennie married William Louis Archer on 11 December 1897 in Greene County, Indiana. They were married by Enoch G Lingsworth. The Daniel Archer genealogy says Jennie Madlock may have been married before on 11 Dec 1894. William and Jennie were divorced in 1901..³

Jennie appeared in the census of 1900 in the household of her husband William Louis Archer at District 0076, Petersburg, Menard County, Illinois. She was 35, born in Indiana.⁴

     Lettie Moreland was born in 1875?.¹

Lettie married Newton Fulk on 28 October 1895 in Greene County, Indiana.²

     Susan Buckner was born in 1872?.¹

Susan married Newton Fulk on 5 January 1892 in Greene County, Indiana.²

The date of Susan's death in not known. Presumably she died before her husband re-married in 1895.

     Newton Fulk was born in 1857 in Indiana. He was the son of Emanuel and Nancy Fulk, both born in North Carolina..¹

Newton appeared in the census of 1870 in the household of his father, Emanuel Fulk at Jefferson Township, Owen County, Indiana. He was 13, born in Indiana.¹

Newton married Electa Archer on 28 October 1882 at Greene County, Indiana. The wedding was performed by Adolphus Coffey, Minister of the Gospel and winessed by William R. Fulk. William Fulk may have been the guardian of Daniel Archer's children after Mahala died..²

Newton married Susan Buckner on 5 January 1892 in Greene County, Indiana.³

Newton married Lettie Moreland on 28 October 1895 in Greene County, Indiana.⁴

Newton appeared in the census of 1910 in the household of his cousin, Colonel Fulk, at Smith Township, Greene County, Indiana. He was 52, born in Indiana.⁵

     Hardin Jones was born in 1845?.¹

Hardin married Mary E. Fulk on 30 August 1866 in Greene County, Indiana. Hardin and Mary had at least two children:

- Sarah M., born 1868

- Nancy C., born 1870.²

Hardin died before 1879.³