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(5) 5. GEORGE HAWORTH, 3th child of Richard and Susannah (Henderson) Haworth,

married Myriam Reynolds and lived in the vicinity of the old homestead in Vermilion

Co., Illinois. He died about 1900. Had 4 children:

(6) 1. FLORA HAWORTH married Seigel Cook and had 4 children:

(7) 1. EVERETT COOK

2. GRACE COOK

3. MAY COOK

4. MILES COOK

2. LILLIE HAWORTH married John Kern and had 4 children:

(7) 1. ETTA KERN

2. EMMA KERN

3. ETHEL EERN

4. EVELYN KERN

3. WILLIAM B. HAWORTH was not married in 1908

(6) 4. MYRA HAWORTH married John E. Castle and had 3 children:

(7) 1.ERVIN CASTLE

2. GEORGE CASTLE

3. GLADYS CASTLE

(5) 6. JAMES PENNINGTON HAWORTH, 6th child of Richard and Susannah ( Henderson) Haworth,

married Rebecca Thornburg. For record see following.

Mr. Davis seemed to have little information concerning the Thornburg family except that there were Thornburgs living in Guilford Co., North Carolina as late as 1795. Yet the family must have been closely associated with the Haworths for James Pennington Haworth was the fourth Haworth to marry a Thornburg. Margaret Thornburg married George Haworth(3), Stephanus(2),George (1). Phoebe Thornburg married James Haworth(4) ,James(3), James(2),George(1). Jane Thornburg married George Haworth(4), James(3), James(2), George(1) .

(6) 1. JUSTIN L. HAWORTH married Matilda Mills and had 4 children:

(7) 1. HUBER HAWORTH

2. MAUDE HAWORTH

3. MABEL HAWORTH

4. RICHARD HAWORTH

2. ROSA HAWORTH married Cassius Hester and had 2 children:

(7) 1. EVALY HESTER

2. JAMES DALE HESTER

3. RICHARD HAWORTH married Clara Bond and had 3 children:

(7) 1. LURA HAWORTH

2. WILFORD HAWORTH

3. CLIFFORD HAWORTH

(6) 4. JOHN T. HAWORTH married Maggie Hopkins and had 3 children:

(7) 1. HARRY HAWORTH

2. ALFRED HAWORTH

3. JAMES PHILIP HAWORTH

(6) 5. LUCY HAWORTH married Ellis. Majors and had 3 children:

(7) 1. FERN MAJORS

2. BERTIE MAJORS

3. JOHN MAJORS

(6) 6. DAYTON D. HAWORTH married Emma Golden and had 2 children;

(7) 1.ORPHA HAWORTH

2. GLADYS HAWORTH

End of the Family Record of Richard(4), George(3), James(2), George(1).

GEORGE(3) cont. -

(4) 9. SAMUEL HAWORTH, 9th child of George and Susannah (Dillon) Haworth, was born in Greene Co., Tennessee in 1797, (Note: Archives at S. L. and Hinshaw's Qua. Gen, say Samuel born 1795 Westfield Surry Co., N.C. md Hannah Haynes. Haworth by Nellie Evans says he was born 19 Mar. 1795 d 1868 md 1 July 1821 Hannah Haynes. However, the Sheet at the Archives & Mrs. Evans may have gotten the 1795 date & place from Hinshaw making only one source instead of 3 in agreement.) and died in Warren Co., Iowa in 1867. He married Hannah Haines.

Vol. 3, #10 of the Haworth Record is missing. Evidently it contained the genealogy of four of Samuel's children and the beginning of the record of the fifth child, thus the information available concerning him is contained in three letters written to Mr. Davis.

Mrs. Anna K, Haworth of Ackworth, Iowa in a letter written June 2, 1907 said, "My husband, George D. Haworth, was the youngest son of Samuel and Hannah Haworth. Samuel's father was George, third child of James the son of the Emigrant. I have heard my husband tell about his grandfather going with Boone into Kentucky. George and James went with Boone on his second trip into Kentucky. My husband died Dec. 6, 1900."

John H. Henderson of Indianola, Iowa said, "Samuel Haworth moved from Clinton Co., Ohio to Warren Co., Iowa June 1, 1846, and settled on the farm where he died in l867." The farm was near Ackworth, Iowa. In July 1906 to quote again from Mr. Henderson, "There are but two of Samuel's children living: Jeremiah M. Haworth, who is 82 years old, living in Oklahoma and John H. Haworth who is 74 years old. He has a large number of descendants.

Sept. 23, 1907 John E. Haworth wrote a long letter to Mr. Davis, part of which deserves direct quotation. "My father's name was Samuel, 9th child of George Haworth who, with his brother James, went with Daniel Boone a part of the journey to Kentucky in 1773. They went with Boone for the purpose of looking at the country with a view to moving there at some future time. George was married in Virginia but James was not married at that time. They turned back before the party was attacked by Indians.

GEORGE(3), SAMUEL(4) cont. -

From Vol. 3 #10 - July 1910

(4) 9. SAMUEL HAWORTH, 9th child of George and Susannah Haworth, was born near Greenville, Tennessee, March 10, 1797 and died April 7. 1868. He was buried in the Friends Cemetery at Ackworth, Iowa. When about six years of age his parents moved to Ohio, settling on Todd's Fork of the Little Miami River. Here young Samuel remained until his marriage to Miss Hannah Haines sometime during the year 1821. Hannah Haines was born March 18, 1800, died in the year 1886 and was buried beside her husband. Soon after his marriage Samuel moved to Vermillion County, Illinois, and in June 1846 he moved to what is now Warren County, Iowa, settling on a farm seven miles east of where

Indianola now is and near where the little town of Ackworth was afterward located.

He was a miller by trade and a farmer and took a considerable part in public affairs, being one of the organizers of Warren County, Iowa, and one of the first school commissioners. He was also a member of the Board of Supervisors for several years. He was a member of the Society of Friends and a leader and an adviser of his neighborhood.
His children are:

(5) 1. LYDIA HAWORTH born May 7, 1822; died May 26, 1906

2. JEREMIAH M. HAWORTH born Jan. 3, 1824; died Feb. 13, 1906

3. REBECCA V. HAWORTH born Mar. 18, 1826; died Sept. 18, 1885

4. MARTHA HAWORTH born June 17, 1828; died

5. JOHN H. HAWORTH born Nov. 23, 1832

6. GEORGE D. HAWORTH born Dec. 10, 1835; died Dec. 6, 1900

(5) 1. LYDIA HAWORTH, first child of Samuel and Hannah (Haines) Haworth married Alfred Maxwell.

Her children are:

(6) 1. HANNAH MAXWELL, born Oct. 7, 1842; died May 2, 1888

2. OLIVER MAXWELL, born Jan, 10, 1841; died Oct. 31, 1862

3. CHARITY MAXWELL, died at thirteen years of age

4. REBECCA A. MAXWELL, born June 15, 1847

5. MARTHA MAXWELL, born Jan 26, 1849; died Feb. 16, 1886

6. MARY MAXWELL, born Jan. 26, 1849; died in infancy

(6) 1 HANNAH MAXWELL, first child of Lydia and Alfred Maxwell, married William Ford.

He was born I838; died 1904.Their children:

(7) 1. ALFRED FORD born Jan. 17, 1863 married Mary Hornady in 1886.

Mr. Ford is a progressive farmer at Milo, Iowa, Their children are:

(8) 1. JEREMIAH M. FORD born Oct. 12, 1888

2. AVA H. FORD born Feb. 27, 1891

3. LESTER H. FORD born Jan. 23, 1893

4. ANNA FORD born Jan. 13, 1895

(7) 2. ELSWORTH FORD born Nov. 12, l865; married Fannie B. Williams

in 1889. Their children are:

(8) 1. FRED FORD

2. IMA FORD

3. GEORGE W. FORD

4. ETHEL FORD

5. FRANK FORD

(7) 3. FRANK FORD born Mar. 27, 1879. The Ford’s Post Office is Milo, Iowa.

(6) 2. OLIVER MAXWELL, 2nd child of Lydia and Alfred Maxwell married

Susannah Sheppard and died in the Union Army Oct. 31, 1862, age 21

years, 11 months and 21 days. His body was brought home and buried

in Friends Cemetery at Ackworth, Iowa.

4. REBECCA A. MAXWELL, fourth child of Lydia and Alfred Maxwell,

married L. M. Stanley January 19, I870. Mr. Stanley was born January 17,

1845. Their children are:

(7) 1. CARL WHITTER STANLEY born Mar. 15, 1871; married

Sarah Beveridge, Sept. 1, 1894. Mr. Stanley is now

practicing law at Corning, Iowa.

2. CLAUD M. STANLEY born March 5. 1872; married

Laura Stephens May 29, 1902. Mr. Stanley is practicing

law at Corning, Iowa. They have one child

Claud M. Stanley, Jr. born June 16, 1904.

3. ARTHUR OLIVER STANLEY born July 14, 1873; married

Pearl Duncan June 10, 1899. One child, Charlotta born

March 26, 1903. He then married Edna -— on the 10,

January 1906, One child - a boy is born.

4. LYDIA MAUD MAXWELL, died in infancy.

5. H0RANCE M. STANLEY, born March 22, 1874. Single.

Practicing medicine at Prescott, Iowa.

Corning, Iowa is the address of the Stanleys.

(6) 5. MARTHA MAXWELL, fifth child of Lydia and Alfred Maxwell, married John Mendenhall

March 26, 1871. His address is Ridge Farm, Illinois. Their children are:

(7) 1. DORA MENDENHALL born Dec. 10, l872; married Chas. Blaine

Dec. 25, 1889.

2. ALLEN MENDENHALL born Jan. 24, I876; married Alice Blaine

Nov. 1900.

3. DELLA MENDENHALL born Dec. 6, l877; died Aug. 26, 1901.

4. LYDIA MENDENHALL born Feb. 1, 1880; married

Joseph Tanner Dec. 23, 1901. Their address is Danville, Illinois.

5. R0LLAN MENDENHALL born Jan. 31, 1882.

6. FLORENCE MENDENHALL born Dec. 2, 1884.

(5) 2. JEREMIAH M. HAWORTH, second child of Samuel and Hannah (Haines) Haworth was

born in Clinton County, Ohio, Jan. 3, 1824. He died Feb. 13, 1907 and was buried in the

Hobart Cemetery, Robert, Oklahoma by the side of his wife who died Sept. 14, 1901.

He was married Aug. 4, 1853, to Elisabeth Ginder who also came to Iowa from the

state of Ohio in the year 1846.

During the winter of 1869-70 he was converted in a Friend's seating at Ackworth, Iowa

conducted by a noted Quaker preacher, Nathan Ballard, at which time he and his wife and

four children, united with the Friend's church and remained a faithful member until his death.

When a child he came with his parents to what is now Vermillion Co., Illinois, where he resided

until the year 1846 when he moved into what is Warren County, Iowa, with his father's family.

He moved to Scotts Mills, Oregon in the year I893 where he resided for five years.

After which he spent four years in Washington, Kansas, He then moved with his son

Alfred H. Haworth into Oklahoma where he died. On coming to Iowa he entered one hundred

and sixty acres of land seven miles east of the present city of Indiananola, Iowa, this land

remaining in his possession until his removal to Oregon.

Soon after their settlement in Iowa, he with his father, Samuel, and his brother, John H. established

a saw sill near their farms and a little later a flouring mill was built. He with his father Samuel, attending

to the grinding of flour while his brother John H. sawed the lumber. This mill was the first steam mill in

that part of the state and was known far and wide as the "Haworth Mill". The settlers coming for many

miles with their grists to be made into flour to be exchanged. The lumber manufactured here became

the building material for every farm house, barn and bridge within a radius of twenty miles.

During the organization of Warren County, he, with his father and brother John H., took

an active part in public affairs. His name appearing many times in the history of Warren

County as rendering various public services. He was a juror in the first criminal trial held

in Warren County, Iowa, the verdict being $12.50 and costs and forty-eight hours in jail.

He served as County Recorder, County Commissioner and as a Justice of the Peace in an early day.

He was a prime factor in the planning, building and financial support of Ackworth Academy,

an institution under the guidance of Friends at which place were educated many of the children

of his own family and those of his neighbors. This school of which he long served as a trustee

was for twenty-five years a local center of education. Aside from his early life as a miller he,

with his brother John H., were extensive farmers and stockmen, employing a number of men

and furnishing a considerable local market for all kinds of farm products. His children are:

(6) 1. LOUISA J. HAWORTH, born April 28, 1834; married Thomas Pennington

Mar. 4, 1875. Mr. Pennington was born Oct. 31, 1845. Their Post office address

is Indianola, Iowa. Their children are:

(7) 1.ORVILLE J. PENNINGTON, born Feb, 3, 1876

2. ZAOLA BLANCHE PENNINGTON, born Aug. 20, 1884.

Miss Pennington is a teacher of music at Indianola, Iowa.

...... End of Vol. 3, #10 - July 1910 .....

Letter from John H. Haworth(5) cont. -

(4) 9. SAMUEL HAWORTH cont. -

"My father was born March 10, 1797 1& Tennessee and moved with his parents to Ohio in 1802." All other records state that the move to Ohio was made in 1803.

Vol. 4, #3 of The Haworth Record has on its first page "Descendants of Samuel Haworth continued from page 127 Vol. 3." Then it proceeds with what must be a partial list of the descendants of Samuel's 5th child. Some of the persons listed were living in Nashville, Oklahoma, from which place John H. Haworth's letter was written. As his letter follows this list it is probable that they are his descendants and that he was the 5th child of Samuel and Hannah (Haines) Haworth.

From Page 14, Vol. 4, #2

"Lillian B. Wilson, born Jul. 16, 1905.

2 Dayton Haworth born at Ackworth, Iowa, August 3, l860; married Effie Stanley. She was born Sept. 15, 1862. They have lived in Kansas many years. Plainville is their address. Their children are;

1. ILA HAWORTH born July 24, 1881; married Albert Benedict

Dec. 24, 1903. One child Thelma Vievia, born July 12, 1904.

2. EARL HAWORTH born July 28, 1883; married Nora Shively Sept, 20, 1905. She was born in 1886. One child,

Harold Fonce born March 25, 1906.

3. ETHEL R. HAWORTH born July 12, 1885; married Lazell E. Wood Dec. 24, 1905. One child,

Emil Chester born June 18, 1906; died July 19, 1906.

4. ALICE M. HAWORTH born Aug. 14, 1889; married Ralph Coffelt in 1907.

5. TERRENCE HAWORTH born Sept. 8, 1891.

6. BARTON HAWORTH born Aug. 7, 1893.

7. CLELIA HAWORTH born March 20, 1902.

Plainville, Kansas is the address of all this family except Alice (Haworth) Coffelt whose address is

Milan, Missouri."

Having copied page 14 of Vol. 4, #2 exactly as printed it seems advisable to finish out the genealogy in the form used in the preceding pages of the revised Record.

(5) 5. JOHN H. HAWORTH, 5th child of Samuel and Hannah (Haines) Haworth.

(6) 1. LYDIA HAWORTH, born Sept. 23, 1858, married John Starbuck.

Their children are:

(7) 1. ALPHEUS D. STARBUCK born Jan. 8, 1882

2. CLOA L. STARBUCK born Nov. 4, 1885

3. FRED H. STARBUCK born Aug. 31, 1889

(7) 1. ALPHEUS D STARBUCK, 1st of above family, married

Anna Lewis, Dec. 11, 1904. They had 2 children:

(8) 1. MARY S. STARBUCK, born Aug. 8, 1905

2. HAZEL L. STARBUCK, born Feb. 11, 1907

(7) 2. CLOA L. STARBUCK, 2nd child of John and Lydia (Haworth) Starbuck

married Edwin Wilson Oct. 9, 1904. One child,

Cont. next Issue (Vol. 3 #11)

(6) 3. CAROLINE HAWORTH born in Ackworth, Iowa Sept. 10, 1861, married

Zimri Hall. Hall is dead. Nashville, Oklahoma is their address. Their children are:

(7) 1. EDNA M. HALL born Dec. 5, 1879 md. Oliver W. Childs

(8) 1. DELIA P. CHILDS born July 23, 1900

2. DORA B. CHILDS born Dec. 14, 1901

3. CARL C. CHILDS born Dec. 24, 1904

2. MARY J. HALL born Aug. 3, 1881 md. Wm. Childs.

(8) 1. GERALD CHILDS born Sept. 2, 1900

2. CARRIE A. CHILDS born Aug. 4, 1901

3. RICHARD H. CHILDS born May 17, 1903

3. IDA L. HALL born Aug, 4, 1883 married Virgil Wilson

(8) 1. MAZELLE WILSON born Feb, 15, 1904

2. RAY WILSON born July 31, 1906

4. SYLVESTER A. HALL born Apr. 26, 1885 married Pearl Howerton

(8) 1. HORTENSE HALL born July 31, 1906

5. MADGE M. HALL born Jan. 31, 1887, died Apr. 2, 1891

6. MABEL H. HALL born Jan. 1, 1891

7. DAISY S. HALL born Apr. 2, 1893

(6) 4. HARRIET HAWORTH born Aug. 23, 1865 md. 1st Oscar Crossing.

(7) 1. NELLIE O. CROSSING born Nov. 13, 1883, died Dec. 29, 1887.

HARRIET (HAWORTH) CROSSING married 2nd Charles Hutcheson in Ackworth, Iowa

and moved to Nashville, Oklahoma,

(7) 2. ADA F. HUTCHESON born Aug, 2, 1887 married Isaac A. Bane

Aug. 23, 1905.

(8) 1. GLEN C. BANE born Oct. 22, 1906

3. GENEVA A. HUTCHESON born Dec, 4, 1889

4. PERRY A. HUTCHESON born Jan. 30, 1891

5. CLARENCE O. HUTCHESON born Aug. 16, 1895

6. MAY HUTCHESON born May 18, 1897 d. 5-22-189?

7. DORA H.HUTCHESON born Jan. 26, I898

8. CYRUS H. HUTCHESON born July 11, 1901

9. LESTER HUTCHESON born Sept. 25, 1903

(6) 5. ASA HAWORTH born in Ackworth, Iowa Nov. 26, 1867 married

1st Zelinda Hadley born Mar. 13, 1870, Nashville, Okla.

(7) 1. DONNIE M. HAWORTH born Aug. 14, 1891

2. LYDIA MARY HAWORTH born Mar. 27, 1893

3. SUSIE JANE HAWORTH born June 6, 1895

6. MARY HAWORTH born in Ackworth, Iowa May 23, 1869 married

William Taylor of Weldon, Iowa.

(7) 1. MAMIE ETHEL TAYLOR born June 4, 1893

2. KATHARINE ALICE TAYLOR born Dec 23, 1897

3. JOHN CURTIS TAYLOR born June 19, 1900

4. PAUL THOMAS TAYLOR born Sept. 4, 1905

5. WILLIAM TAYLOR, JR, born July 18, 1905

(5) 5. JOHN H. HAWORTH cont. - Following the list of Mary (Haworth) Taylor's

Children, The Haworth Record says, "His second wife's children are:"

(6) 7. CHALMERCE HAWORTH born Mar. 30, 1876 married Minnie Douglass.

P.O. address Nashville, Oklahoma.

(7) 1. FREDRICK HAWORTH born Apr. 23, 1903

2. WANDA HAWORTH born May 6, 1905

8. ALTA S. HAWORTH born Sept. 2, I878 married John Surface,

P.O. address Nashville, Oklahoma.

(7) 1. HERBERT E. SURFACE born Dec. 21, 1899

2. WILBURN T. SURFACE born Oct. 18, 1901 d. 10-31-1901

3. RUBY M. SURFACE born July 14, 1903

9. FREDERICK H. HAWORTH born Aug. 13, 1881 died Jan. 10, 1884

10. JOSEPHINE M. HAWORTH born Nov. 27, 1882 "lives with her parents". (As of 1907)

(5) 1. LYDIA HAWORTH, daughter of Samuel and Hannah (Haines) Haworth married

ALFRED MAXWELL(6), son of Charity (Wright) Maxwell(5), and grandson of

Susannah (Haworth) Wright(4), Richard(3), James(2), George(1). See Vol. 1, page 84.

(5) 6. GEORGE D. HAWORTH, 6th child of Samuel and Hannah (Haines) Haworth, was born in Vermilion Co.,

Illinois Dec. 10, 1833. He married Anna Maria Dean Mar. 21, 1861. With his parents he moved to what

is now Warren Co., Iowa in 1846, where he grew to manhood. "He was an extensive farmer, stock

raiser and shipper, feeding cattle for the Chicago market for many years. He was a progressive

citizen, giving of his means and energy to all good causes; was a trustee of Ackworth Academy for

many years, supporting it financially with a liberal hand. He was known in his part of the County as

George of Linn Grove, the name of his immediate neighborhood, which originated because of a large

basswood grove situated partly on his farm. He was an Invalid for the last two years of his life,

suffering intensely, but through it all he manifested a Christian patience and fortitude. On the 6th

of December 1900 he died and was buried in the Friends Cemetery at Ackworth, Iowa."

George D. and Anna (Dean) Haworth had 6 children:

(6) 1. FRANCIS H. HAWORTH

2. LESTER W. HAWORTH

3. VINTON H. HAWORTH

4. MINNIE M. HAWORTH

5. MARY C. HAWORTH

6. GEORGE FRED HAWORTH

(6) 1. FRANCIS M. HAWORTH born Oct, 10, 1865, "lives with his mother on

a portion of the home place. He is a good farmer and is well posted on

subjects pertaining to agriculture and stock Raising. Was educated at

Ackworth, Iowa"

2, LESTER W. HAWORTH, born Dec. 14, 1868. Of him Mr. Davis said,

"Mr. Haworth Is a newspaper man, having edited and managed a number of Western

papers. He spent several years in the Hawaiian Islands; edited the "Midnight Sun"

in the Klondike in I898. Later editorial charge of a mining paper at Manhattan, Nevada.

He is a graduate of Simpson College, Indianola, Iowa, and a very prolific writer.

He has a great love for the West and for Western life."

3. VINTON H. HAWORTH born Nov. 19, 1872, married Julia Reynolds in 1895.

Lived at Woodstock, Oregon. Had 3 children:

(7) 1. ANNA H. HAWORTH

2. GEORGE A HAWORTH

3. HOWARD D. HAWORTH

(6) 4. MINNIE M. HAWORTH born June 18, 1876, married Frank Starbuck in I896

and had 3 children:

(7) 1. SIDNEY F. STARBUCK

2. LESTER H. STARBUCK

3. MARIE STARBUCK

(6) 5. MARY C. HAWORTH born Sept. 13, 1877, married Alan Morris in 1894.

Lived in Carlisle, Iowa and had 2 children:

(7) 1. CONSTANCE MORRIS

2. AUDRY MORRIS

6. GEORGE FRED HAWORTH born May 20, 1881.

End of Family Record of George D. Haworth(5), Samuel(4), George(3), James(2), George(1).

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