Birth: Apr. 9, 1815 Stark County Ohio, USA Death: Nov. 14, 1904 Walkerton, St. Joseph County, Indiana, USA
PHOTO: Lydia (Shook) Hemminger is 1st row center. Eli & Lydia's son to her right James Monroe Hemminger. ****************************** Family links: Parents: Simon Shook (____ - 1829) Barbara Shook (1770 - 1851) Spouse: Eli Hemminger (1818 - 1894) Children: Isabel Heminger Cudney (1842 - 1921) James Monroe Hemminger (1846 - 1910) Emmaline Hemminger Mapes (1851 - 1929) Burial: Non-Cemetery Burial Specifically: unknow grave location Created by: Howard - Sherry Record added: Jul 22, 2011 Find A Grave Memorial# 73772755
Birth: unknown Death: 1829 Stark County Ohio, USA NOTE: Simon Shook signed with an X ***************************** Simon Shook Will Husband of Barbara October 29, 1829 I Simon Shook of Stark County do make and publish this my last will and testament in manner following to wit. 1st: I give and bequeath to my wife Barbara one horse, live cow, twelve sheep, the farm wagon, the windmill, one plow, one harrow and two sets of horse gear and all my household and Kitchen Juncture. 2nd: I give and bequeath to {MY SON JOHN} one horse and one cow. 3rd: After paying my just debts and funeral expensed the rest of my personal estate is to be divided as follows: My wife Barbara is to have 1/3rd and the residue to be equally divided among all my children on these legal representatives. 4th: It is my will and pleasure that my wife Barbara shall have this as of my farm during her natural life and after her death it is to be sold by my Executors it in such time and place in such manner and for such price as they may think proper; and the price of it is to be {divided as follows,}
1st: my daughters JUDITH, LIDIA, ELIZABETH as each to have the price of a cow and bed and the residue is to be divided equally among all my children on this legal representatives (including the said Judith, Lidia, and Elizabeth). Lastly I appoint my wife Barbara Executor and my sons:: Simon Shook & Solomon Shook Executors of this my last will and testament making all former wills by me undo. Given under my hand and path this 27th day of October 1829 mark
X Simon Shook seal
Signed Sealed and delivered by Simon Shook as his last will and testament In presence of us who have hereinto signed Our manner as witnessed in presence of the testator John Augustine** James Hewitt**
As the April Term 1830 of the Court of Common Pleas for Stark County also the forgoing Will of Simon Shook being brought into court John Augustine one of the forgoing subscribing witness to said will being called came into court and being sworn in open court appeared and said that he saw the testator subscribe the said will that subscribed the said will as a witness in the premises of said testator that this said testator at time of subscribing the said will was of same mind and memory- of full age and under nor legal restraint at the same time appeared James Hewitt the other subscribing witness to said will and being sworn saith the like and the Court being satisfied that with and met the same to record
Attest John Meyers Clk ************************************** BELOW IS::: SIMON SHOOK'S SON, JOHN WM & WIFE ELIZABETH KIMMEL SHOOK, SELLING "THEIR PORTION," OF HIS LAND: ------------------------------------- 1839 September 28th John W. & Elizabeth Kimmel Shook selling his Dad Simon Shook/Shunk Jr. Land John Shook To: Thompson & Hewits Whereas Simon Shook late of the Co. of Stark now Carroll in State of Ohio Died seized of the N.W. ¼ of Section 14 Twp. # 17 of Range # 76 the District of Lands sold at Steubenville which by his last will & Testament he bequeathed to his Wife Barbary Shook for & during her natural Life & after her death to his Children in Equal Shares Each, to be by them holders & Enjoyed in free simple as tenants in common forever, now therefore I John Shook one of the Children of said Simon Dec'd of the Co. of Carroll & State aforesaid, do for & in consideration of the sum of $300. in hand paid before the sealing, & delivery of these presents, by Robert Thompson John Hewitt Joseph Hewitt of Co. of Carroll State of Ohio sell 1/11th undivided part of said deceased premises it being my portion as devised by the said Last Will & Testament of said Simon Shook, Also the 1/11th undivided part of said premises by me purchased of Simon Shook ___ & heirs, To have & to hold the said 2 shares in said premises to the only proper use benefit behoof of the said Robert Thompson, John Hewitt, Joseph Hewitt, their heirs assigns forever in the following portions towit the said Thompson to have 6/8th & said John & Joseph Hewitt 1/8th each & the said John Shook, do hereby covenant, agree to and with the said Robert Thompson John & Joseph Hewitt their heirs assigns that he has not done or caused to be done any act or thing by which the title of said Thompson, Hewitt's can in any way be changed charged altered or defected that he will forever warrant defend thence the said Thompson, Hewitt's said Title against lawful claims of all persons whomsoever In Witness whereof The said John Shook have hereunto subscribed his name this 26th March A.D. 1839
Signed sealed delivered in presence of J.B. Tidball, Morris Tidball } John Shook seal
And I Elizabeth Shook wife of the above named John Shook Who signed & sealed the foregoing deed of conveyance for & in consideration of the money so aforesaid paid to my said Husband do Remised Release & forever quit claim unto said Robert Thompson, John Hewitt Joseph Hewitt all my Right of Dower of & into
The above described premises in witness whereof I have hereunto subscribed my Name This 28th September 1839 Attest: J.B. Tidball } Elizabeth Shook seal Eli Heminger} State of Ohio} Before me J.B. Tidball Justice of Peace in & for said Co. personally Carroll Co.} appeared the within named John Shook & Elizabeth his wife & acknowledged the signing & sealing of within instrument to be their voluntary act & deed & said Elizabeth being at the same time Examined by me separate & apart from her said husband & contents of said instrument made known to her by me she declared that she did voluntarily sign seal acknowledge the same that she is still satisfied therewith this 20th September 1839 J.B. Tidball seal Justice of Peace Recorded November 20th 1840 Family links: Spouse: Barbara Shook (1770 - 1851) Children: Barbara Shook Heminger (1807 - ____) John W. Shook (1807 - 1859) Lydia Shook Hemminger (1815 - 1904) Burial: Non-Cemetery Burial Created by: Howard - Sherry Record added: Feb 18, 2010 Find A Grave Memorial# 48306256
Birth: 1869 Death: 1933 Family links: Spouse: Harry T. Warnes (1868 - 1942)* Children: Dale Burgener Warnes (1895 - 1973)* Ford H. Warnes (1904 - 1985) Burial: Oak Hill Cemetery, Plymouth, Marshall County, Indiana, USA
Created by: Melanie Jones Record added: Oct 10, 2010 Find A Grave Memorial# 59885668
Birth: Apr. 15, 1860 Livingston County Missouri, USA
Death: Sep. 6, 1920 Harrison County Missouri, USAFamily links:
Parents: John Lilly (1833 - 1916) Artimissa Westfall Lilly (1833 - 1892)Spouse: Emma Miranda Burwell Lilly (1862 - 1927)
Children:
John Ralph Lilly (1884 - 1958)
* Nellie Belle Lilly Reeder (1886 - 1994)
* Joseph Westfall Lilly (1894 - 1968)Burial: Lilly Cemetery, Ridgeway Harrison County Missouri, USA
Maintained by: Nina Beeson Originally Created by: ctaz (inactive)
Record added: May 06, 2007 Find A Grave Memorial# 19271672
Birth: Dec. 15, 1862 Lafayette County Wisconsin, USA
Death: Apr. 3, 1927 Harrison County Missouri, USAFamily links:
Parents: Jeddiah Burwell (1826 - 1891) Lucinda Wilcox Burwell (1830 - 1910)Spouse: John Alfred Lilly (1860 - 1920)
Children:
John Ralph Lilly (1884 - 1958)
* Nellie Belle Lilly Reeder (1886 - 1994)
* Joseph Westfall Lilly (1894 - 1968)Burial: Lilly Cemetery Ridgeway Harrison County Missouri, USA
Maintained by: Nina Beeson Originally Created by: ctaz (inactive) Record added: May 06, 2007 Find A Grave Memorial# 19271667