Magnus Stephansson was born on 6 June 1787 at Virserum, Kalmar, Småland, Sweden. He was the son of Stephan Andersson and Cathrina Magnodotter. Magnus Stephansson was Record Change on 11 June 2002.

     Annika Sunesdotter was born on 15 April 1731 at Gardveda, Kalmar, Småland, Sweden. She was christened on 21 April 1731 at Gardveda, Kalmar, Småland, Sweden. She married Nils Parsson on 9 June 1751.¹ As of 9 June 1751, her married name was Parsson.¹ Annika Sunesdotter was buried in June 1797. She died on 7 June 1797 at Virserum, Kalmar, Småland, Sweden, at age 66. She was Record Change on 17 June 2002.

     Magnus Svensson was born on 26 June 1727 at Virserum, Kalmar, Småland, Sweden. He was the son of Sven Mansson and Kirstin Hemmingsdotter. Magnus Svensson was christened on 29 June 1727 at Virserum, Kalmar, Småland, Sweden. He married Britta Jonsdotter, daughter of Jonas Ammundsson and Stina Erichsdotter, on 1 April 1750 at Virserum, Kalmar, Småland, Sweden. Magnus Svensson was Record Change on 28 May 2002.

     Earl W. Wagoner BURIAL: Buried in Plainfield cemetary,Two and a third miles west of Bradshaw, York County, Nebraska, U.S.A. . He was born on 7 March 1892. He married Elsie Roselia Johnson, daughter of Charles Karl Jonas Johnson and Emma Sophia Johnson, on 21 December 1939. Earl W. Wagoner died on 31 May 1976 at Bradshaw, York, Nebraska, U.S.A., at age 84. He was buried in June 1976 at Bradshaw Township, York, Nebraska, U.S.A.. He was Record Change on 22 June 2002.

     Annie Eliza Zingg married Lemuel Grant Brewster. Annie Eliza Zingg was born on 23 December 1869 at Wisconsin, U.S.A.. She was buried in November 1922 at Sanborn, Barnes, North Dakota, U.S.A.. She died on 18 November 1922 at Steele, Kidder, North Dakota, U.S.A., at age 52. She was Record Change on 23 June 2002.

      Merle Gilmore was also known as Myrle Gilmore.¹ She was born on 14 April 1900. As of after 26 January 1920, her married name was Mitchell. She married Roy Milton Mitchell, son of George William Mitchell and Minnie L. Johnson, after 26 January 1920. Merle Gilmore was buried in June 1978 at Arborville Township, York, Nebraska, U.S.A.. She died on 21 June 1978 at York, York, Nebraska, U.S.A., at age 78. She was buried say 24 June 1978.¹

     Roy Milton Mitchell was born on 13 August 1893 at Boone, Iowa, U.S.A.. He was the son of George William Mitchell and Minnie L. Johnson.¹ Roy Milton Mitchell was a household member in the 1900 U.S. Census of George William Mitchell on 6 June 1900 at West 2nd Street, Boone City, Des Moines Township, Boone, Iowa, U.S.A.; 7 Jun 1900 U.S. Census, Boone 5th Ward, Des Moines Township, Boone County, Iowa, p 08B lines 86-89, household 620, 159, 172.
Mitchell, George, white male head born April 1864, age 36 years, married once for 14 years, born in Iowa of father born in Indiana and Ohio born mother, assistant boiler maker;
Minnie, white female wife, born December 1867, age 32, married once for 14 years, born in Illinois of father born in New York and Illinois born mother, two of two children born still alive;
both parents could read, write and speak English;
Roy, white male son, age 6 years, born August 1893, in Iowa of Iowa born father and Illinois born mother, at school;
Gail , white male son, age 1/12 year, born April 1900, in Iowa of Iowa born father and Illinois born mother.

Lived a block from sister Nancy E. Mitchell Hoffman's family.²
As of 1901, Roy Milton Mitchell was living with George William Mitchell at at Nebraska, U.S.A.; In 1901 the family returned to Nebraska and farming. As of between 16 March 1905 and 17 September 1918, Roy Milton Mitchell was living with George William Mitchell at at E2 NE4 32 T12 R4, Arborville Township, York, Nebraska, U.S.A.; On 16 March 1905 George and Minnie purchased an eighty acre farm from Minnie's parents. The legal description of the farm is E2 NE4 32 T12 R4 Arborville Township York County. The farm was sold on 17 Sept 1918. Roy Milton Mitchell was a household member in the 1910 U.S. Census of George William Mitchell on 3 May 1910 at Arborville Township, York, Nebraska, U.S.A.; 1910 Federal Census, Arborville Twp, York County, Nebraska, ED 192, lines 84-87.
Household 110, 112
Mitchell, George W., head, age 46, white male, married once for 24 years, born in Iowa, of a father born in Kentucky and mother born in Ohio, farmer;
Minnie L., wife, white female, married once for 24 years, two of two children still alive, age 42 years, born in Illinois, her father born in New York, her mother in Illinois;
Roy M., son, age 16 years old, white single male, born in Iowa of father born in Iowa and mother born in Illinois;
Elmer S., son, age 10 years old, white single male, born in Iowa of father born in Iowa and mother born in Illinois;
all could read, write and speak English, children were in school.¹ Roy Milton Mitchell began military service on 17 May 1917 U.S. Army from 17 May 1917 to 27 Sept 1919. He ended military service on 27 September 1919. He was a household member in the 1920 U.S. Census of George William Mitchell on 26 January 1920 at Pleasant House Precinct, Polk Village, Polk, Nebraska, U.S.A.; 1920 Federal Census, Pleasant House Precinct, Polk Village, Polk County, Nebraska, ED 119, p. 29A.
Household 62, 65
Mitchell, George, head, age 55, white male, married, born in Iowa, of a father born in Kentucky and mother born in Ohio, keeper, restaurant;
Minnie, wife, white female, married, two of two children still alive, age 52 years, born in Illinois, her father born in New York, her mother in Illinois, cook, restaurant;
Roy, son, age 26 years old, white single male, born in Iowa of father born in Iowa and mother born in Illinois, machinist, garage;
Elmer, son, age 19 years old, white single male, born in Iowa of father born in Iowa and mother born in Illinois, telephone company laborer;
all could read, write and speak English.³ Roy Milton Mitchell married Merle Gilmore after 26 January 1920. Roy Milton Mitchell witnessed and/or was mentioned in the obituary/biography covering the burial of Minnie L. Johnson circa 4 October 1935 at Lincoln Creek Cemetery, Section 8, South Center, Road 17 between Roads "H" & "I", Lockridge Township, York, Nebraska, U.S.A., 405550N0974100W, Her death certificate lists her death as a result of vascular heart disease and cerebral hemorrhage.
BIOGRAPHY: Minnie L. Mitchell 7 DEC 1867-1 OCT 1935
Minnie L. (Johnson) Mitchell was born in Edgar County, Illinois on 7 Dec 1867. Minnie’s brothers John N. and Leonard H. and her sister Phoebe A. were also born in Illinois. Her sister Emma A. was born in Nebraska.
Minnie's family moved to York County, Nebraska in 1873. Minnie's father Leonard Homesteaded a quarter section of land in Arborville Township where the family lived for 12 years in a sod house (called a "soddy").
Minnie's Mother was the former Angie Fightmaster of Illinois.
At age 17 years Minnie married George William Mitchell, of a neighboring family on 6 De c 1885. The marriage license indicates that the ceremony was witnessed by M. Mitchell, A. Huffman and J.W. Johnson. Minnie and George remained in Nebraska until 1893 when they moved t o Iowa. Minnie gave birth to two sons in Boone County, Iowa. Roy Milton was born 13 Aug 1893 and Elmer Gale was born 12 April 1900.
In 1901 the family returned to Nebraska and farming. On 16 March 1905 George and Minnie purchased an eighty acre farm from Minnie's parents. The legal description of the farm is E2 NE4 32 T12 R4 Arborville Township York County. The farm was sold on 17 Sept 1918 and Minnie and George moved to Polk, Nebraska. The sons were serving in the U.S. Army at that time, i.e. Roy from 17 May 1917 to 27 Sept 1919 and Elmer from 14 Aug 1918 to 27 Jun 1919.
In Polk, Minnie and George engaged in a cafe business, it was located where the America n Legion is now located. One of the employees at the cafe was Myrtle Gilmore. Minnie's son Roy proposed marriage to Myrtle and they were subsequently married.
Minnie passed away on 1 Oct 1935 after suffering ill health for two years.
This writer vividly recalls the intense pain of his Grandmother. She was survived in death by her sisters Phoebe and Emma, her brother John, her husband, two sons and two grandsons. Her death certificate lists her death as a result of vascular heart disease and cerebral hemorrhage. Written by Dean Mitchell.
Minnie is buried in Lincoln Creek Cemetery in York County beside her husband George.^4,5 Roy Milton Mitchell died on 29 February 1968 at Benedict, York, Nebraska, U.S.A., 410021N0973622W, at age 74. He was buried circa 1 March 1968 at Arborville Cemetery, Arborville Township, York, Nebraska, U.S.A., 410222N0974613W.⁵

     George Myers was born in 1863 at Iowa, U.S.A..^1,2 He was the son of George W. Myers and Sarah Stine?.¹ George Myers was a household member in the 1880 U.S. Census of George W. Myers on 8 June 1880 at Township 11 Range 4, York, Nebraska, U.S.A.; Household 8,8
Myers, George, age 53, white male, farmer, born in Pennsylvania, parents born in Baden ;
Sarah, age 55, wife, white female, keeping house, born in Pennsylvania, her father born in Pennsylvania and mother born in New Jersey;
both sons, farm laborers, born in Iowa of parents born in Pennsylvania;
Henry, age 19, white male;
George Jr., age 16;
they lived next door to their daughter Lucinda Myers Mitchell and her husband James Mitchell.¹ George Myers was buried in 1898.² He died in 1898.²

     Henry Myers was born circa 1861 at Iowa, U.S.A..¹ He was the son of George W. Myers and Sarah Stine?.¹ Henry Myers was a household member in the 1880 U.S. Census of George W. Myers on 8 June 1880 at Township 11 Range 4, York, Nebraska, U.S.A.; Household 8,8
Myers, George, age 53, white male, farmer, born in Pennsylvania, parents born in Baden ;
Sarah, age 55, wife, white female, keeping house, born in Pennsylvania, her father born in Pennsylvania and mother born in New Jersey;
both sons, farm laborers, born in Iowa of parents born in Pennsylvania;
Henry, age 19, white male;
George Jr., age 16;
they lived next door to their daughter Lucinda Myers Mitchell and her husband James Mitchell.¹

     Alanson Clark Eberhart I was born on 27 May 1833 Some say Illinois.^2,4,3 He was born circa 1836 at New York, U.S.A..¹ He married Celia Ann Eads, daughter of Thomas E. Eads and Chloe Adkins, on 21 September 1856 at Webster, Iowa, U.S.A., Webster County #61, 21 Sept 1856,
A. C. Eberhart to Celia A. Eads.^1,5
Alanson Clark Eberhart I was a neighbor of Thomas E. Eads on 9 July 1860; A.C. Eberhart and wife, Celia Eads; John B. Stark; Malachi Mitchell; Dennis H. Stark, and his wife Margaret Mitchell; John Mitchell and wife, Mary Akins; William Atkinson and wife, Mary.⁶ Alanson Clark Eberhart I was Miller on 9 July 1860.² He was enumerated in the 1860 U.S. Census: 1860 US Census Jackson Twp, Boone, Boonsboro Post Office, Iowa. p. 49, lines 31-34, Household 386, 315
A.C. Eberhart, 26 years old, male, miller, $500 in personal estate, born in Illinois;
Celia , 24 year old female, born in Indiana;
Levi A., 2 year old male, born in Iowa;
A.C. Eberhart, Jr, 10/12 months male, born in Iowa. On 9 July 1860 at Jackson Township, Boone, Iowa, U.S.A..² He witnessed NORTH BLUE PRECINCT.
North Blue Precinct is situated in the northwest corner of the county. The north fork of the Blue courses through the precinct, and other minor streams furnish abundant facilities for obtaining pure water. J. W. Kingston is honored as the first settler in the precinct. He arrived in the spring of 1870 and took up a homestead claim on Section 8, Town 12, Range 4. Along the banks of the Blue, a few weeks later, he was joined by Samuel Cline and Philanda [Philander] Church, who located on the same section. During the summer of 1871, Jordan Denny and V. Dich settled on Section 4, and A. C. Eberhart on Section 8. In the spring of 1871 the south part of the precinct was settled. R. M. Lytle, John Lett, A. M. Daucker and William Cross arrived at the same time, and each took up a claim on Section 32. About the same time George Myers and Thomas Mitchell took up their claims on Section 2. G. W. Bowers and A. J. Bowers on Section 8, Albert and Edward Eastman on Section 6, Riley Myers and James Eads on Section 2. In 1872 a large immigration of settlers came into the precinct and took up all the Government land. The first school district was organized in the south part of the precinct during the summer of 1872. Robert Lytle was elected Director, A. M. Daucker, Moderator, and William Cross, Treasurer. During the summer of 1873, the first school was taught, a three months' term, by Miss Carrie Lorence, at the house of William Cross. Arborville was laid out as a town in 1874, by C. S. Harrison. It contains one general merchandise store, a blacksmith shop and post-office. The Methodist Episcopal Society organized in 1872. The Congregational Church, at Arborville, was organized in 1873, at the residence of W. S. Hill, by the Rev. Mr. Harmon, who became the first pastor. Services were held in the schoolhouse up to the year 1879, at which time the church building was completed. The society of the Presbyterian Church was organized April 23, 1874, by the Rev. Mr. Robison, Synodical Missionary, assisted by the Rev. T. K. Hedges. William Greer and John Lett, were elected elders, and Mr. Hedges was called as pastor. His labors cover a period of one year, and were continued by Rev. Mr. Powell for two years. From 1877 until 1880 the church was without a pastor. Rev. B. F. Sharpe, the present incumbent, was called in 1880. The United Brethren organized their society in 1875, and erected a church building in 1877. Samuel Cline built the first frame house in the precinct in 1872. In 1871 at North Blue Precinct, Morton Township, York, Nebraska, U.S.A.. He witnessed and/or was mentioned in the obituary/biography covering the burial of Thomas E. Eads on 30 October 1879 at Lincoln Creek Cemetery, Section 8, South Center, Road 17 between Roads "H" & "I", Lockridge Township, York, Nebraska, U.S.A., 405550N0974100W, DIED. -- October 9 , 1878, at the residence of his son in law, A. C. Eberhart, Deacon Thomas Eads, in the 65th year of his age. he was born in the state of Kentucky, in February, 1813. At the age of thirty-one he experienced religion and united with the Baptist church in Indiana, and shortly after was elected deacon of the church to which he belonged. By his consistent christian life, he won the esteem of his fellows in the church in Indiana, and shortly after was elected deacon of the church to which he belonged. By his consistent christian life, he won the esteem of his fellows in the church and out. From Indiana he moved to Iowa, and thence, some seven years, ago, to Nebraska, settling on section 10, town 10, range 3, in York county, being one of the early pioneers of the county. Soon after coming here, he assisted in organizing a Baptist church in this part of the county. he was recognized as a deacon, and by his counsel, his faithful life and his zealous labors, rendered efficient service to the church of his choice. He was an old fashioned christian, who pointed definitely, with greatful praise, to the very day on which he was converted and received pardon for his sins. He passed away firmly believing in the mercy and goodness of that gracious Father who had been his hope and trust through life. He left an aged wife, eight children, and a number of grandchildren, to mourn their loss. The funeral services was conducted on the 30th, by Elder A.Z. T. Heath, assisted by Rev. Mr. Lloyd. A large procession of relative and neighbors followed his remains to the cemetery, just east of Capt. Eberhart's. A.Z.T. Heath

York Republican 6 Nov 1878 (pg. 2 , col 4 ).⁷ Alanson Clark Eberhart I was enumerated in the 1880 U.S. Census: 1880 Federal Census, Township 11, range 3 , household 27, 28 York County, Nebraska sheet ,3 7 June 1880, lines 36-46
A.C. Eberhart, marriage white male, age 44, farmer, born in New York, his father born in Pennsylvania, and his mother born in Connecticut;
Celia, married white female, wife, keeping house, born in Indiana, of parents born in Kentucky;
all children were white, single and had been in school;
Levi A., son, age 22, born in Kansas , his father born in New York and mother Indiana, at school;
Alanson, son, age 20, born in Iowa, his father born in New York and mother Indiana, at school;
Douglas, son, age 18, born in Iowa, his father born in New York and mother Indiana, at school;
Joseph C., son, age 16, born in Iowa, his father born in New York and mother Indiana, at school;
Ulesses H., son, age 13, born in Iowa, his father born in New York and mother Indiana, at school;
Oscar, son, age 11, born in Nebraska, his father born in New York and mother Indiana, at school;
Abigail, daughter, age 9, born in Nebraska, her father born in New York and mother Indiana, at school;
Alice, daughter, age 7, born in Nebraska, her father born in New York and mother Indiana, at home;
Eades , Minnie, niece, age 11 , born in Iowa, her father born in Indiana and mother Ohio, at home. On 7 June 1880 at Township 11, Range 3, York, Nebraska, U.S.A..¹ He Source: "List of Pensioners on the Roll, January 1, 1883; giving the name of each
pensioner, the cause for which pensioned, the post-office address, the rate of
pension per month, and the date of original allowance, as called for by Senate
Resolution of December 8, 1882." Vol. IV, pages 760 - 761.
180, 166 Eberhart, Alanson C. Bradshaw, g.s.w. arm, 2 00, Dec., 1880 in December 1880 at Bradshaw, York, Nebraska, U.S.A..⁸ He witnessed and/or was mentioned in the obituary/biography covering the burial of Celia Ann Eads circa 6 April 1910.⁹ Alanson Clark Eberhart I died on 12 October 1911 at York, Nebraska, U.S.A., at age 78.⁹ He was buried circa 17 October 1911.⁹

     Alanson Clark Eberhart II was born on 27 February 1860 at Jackson Township, Boone, Iowa, U.S.A..^1,2 He was the son of Alanson Clark Eberhart I and Celia Ann Eads.¹ Alanson Clark Eberhart II was a household member in the 1860 U.S. Census of Alanson Clark Eberhart I on 9 July 1860 at Jackson Township, Boone, Iowa, U.S.A.; 1860 US Census Jackson Twp, Boone, Boonsboro Post Office, Iowa. p. 49, lines 31-34, Household 386, 315
A.C. Eberhart, 26 years old, male, miller, $500 in personal estate, born in Illinois;
Celia , 24 year old female, born in Indiana;
Levi A., 2 year old male, born in Iowa;
A.C. Eberhart, Jr, 10/12 months male, born in Iowa.² Alanson Clark Eberhart II was a household member in the 1880 U.S. Census of Alanson Clark Eberhart I on 7 June 1880 at Township 11, Range 3, York, Nebraska, U.S.A.; 1880 Federal Census, Township 11, range 3 , household 27, 28 York County, Nebraska sheet ,3 7 June 1880, lines 36-46
A.C. Eberhart, marriage white male, age 44, farmer, born in New York, his father born in Pennsylvania, and his mother born in Connecticut;
Celia, married white female, wife, keeping house, born in Indiana, of parents born in Kentucky;
all children were white, single and had been in school;
Levi A., son, age 22, born in Kansas , his father born in New York and mother Indiana, at school;
Alanson, son, age 20, born in Iowa, his father born in New York and mother Indiana, at school;
Douglas, son, age 18, born in Iowa, his father born in New York and mother Indiana, at school;
Joseph C., son, age 16, born in Iowa, his father born in New York and mother Indiana, at school;
Ulesses H., son, age 13, born in Iowa, his father born in New York and mother Indiana, at school;
Oscar, son, age 11, born in Nebraska, his father born in New York and mother Indiana, at school;
Abigail, daughter, age 9, born in Nebraska, her father born in New York and mother Indiana, at school;
Alice, daughter, age 7, born in Nebraska, her father born in New York and mother Indiana, at home;
Eades , Minnie, niece, age 11 , born in Iowa, her father born in Indiana and mother Ohio, at home.⁴ Alanson Clark Eberhart II married Adaline Beck on 18 February 1889 at Aurora, Hamilton, Nebraska, U.S.A..^5,3 Alanson Clark Eberhart II was a household member in the 1920 U.S. Census of Amelia A. Beck on 9 January 1920; 09 Jan 1920 York City, 2nd Ward,York County, Nebraska E.D. 223, sheet 7B, lines 5-10, Household 124, 156, 159.
Steward, Amelia A.,widowed, white female head, owner, age 65 years, born in Iowa of German-born father and Ohio-born mother, no occupation;
Beck, Julia, widowed, white female mother, age 83 years, born in Ohio of German-born parents, no occupation;
Eberhart, Alanson C., white male broth-in-law, married, age 59 years, born in Iowa of New york-born father and Indiana-born mother, mason, houses;
Adeline, white female sister, age 56 years, married, born in Iowa of German-born and speaking parents, no occupation;
Clyde A., white male nephew, age 22 years, single, had been in school, born in Nebraska, of Iowa -born parents, draftsman, telephone company;
Joanna C., white female niece age 12 years, single, born in Nebraska of Iowa-born parents, in school;
all could read, write and speak English.⁵

     Douglas Eberhart was born circa 1862 at Iowa, U.S.A..¹ He was the son of Alanson Clark Eberhart I and Celia Ann Eads.¹ Douglas Eberhart was a household member in the 1880 U.S. Census of Alanson Clark Eberhart I on 7 June 1880 at Township 11, Range 3, York, Nebraska, U.S.A.; 1880 Federal Census, Township 11, range 3 , household 27, 28 York County, Nebraska sheet ,3 7 June 1880, lines 36-46
A.C. Eberhart, marriage white male, age 44, farmer, born in New York, his father born in Pennsylvania, and his mother born in Connecticut;
Celia, married white female, wife, keeping house, born in Indiana, of parents born in Kentucky;
all children were white, single and had been in school;
Levi A., son, age 22, born in Kansas , his father born in New York and mother Indiana, at school;
Alanson, son, age 20, born in Iowa, his father born in New York and mother Indiana, at school;
Douglas, son, age 18, born in Iowa, his father born in New York and mother Indiana, at school;
Joseph C., son, age 16, born in Iowa, his father born in New York and mother Indiana, at school;
Ulesses H., son, age 13, born in Iowa, his father born in New York and mother Indiana, at school;
Oscar, son, age 11, born in Nebraska, his father born in New York and mother Indiana, at school;
Abigail, daughter, age 9, born in Nebraska, her father born in New York and mother Indiana, at school;
Alice, daughter, age 7, born in Nebraska, her father born in New York and mother Indiana, at home;
Eades , Minnie, niece, age 11 , born in Iowa, her father born in Indiana and mother Ohio, at home.²

     Joseph C. Eberhart was born circa 1864 at Iowa, U.S.A..¹ He was the son of Alanson Clark Eberhart I and Celia Ann Eads.¹ Joseph C. Eberhart was a household member in the 1880 U.S. Census of Alanson Clark Eberhart I on 7 June 1880 at Township 11, Range 3, York, Nebraska, U.S.A.; 1880 Federal Census, Township 11, range 3 , household 27, 28 York County, Nebraska sheet ,3 7 June 1880, lines 36-46
A.C. Eberhart, marriage white male, age 44, farmer, born in New York, his father born in Pennsylvania, and his mother born in Connecticut;
Celia, married white female, wife, keeping house, born in Indiana, of parents born in Kentucky;
all children were white, single and had been in school;
Levi A., son, age 22, born in Kansas , his father born in New York and mother Indiana, at school;
Alanson, son, age 20, born in Iowa, his father born in New York and mother Indiana, at school;
Douglas, son, age 18, born in Iowa, his father born in New York and mother Indiana, at school;
Joseph C., son, age 16, born in Iowa, his father born in New York and mother Indiana, at school;
Ulesses H., son, age 13, born in Iowa, his father born in New York and mother Indiana, at school;
Oscar, son, age 11, born in Nebraska, his father born in New York and mother Indiana, at school;
Abigail, daughter, age 9, born in Nebraska, her father born in New York and mother Indiana, at school;
Alice, daughter, age 7, born in Nebraska, her father born in New York and mother Indiana, at home;
Eades , Minnie, niece, age 11 , born in Iowa, her father born in Indiana and mother Ohio, at home.²

     Ulysses Eberhart was born circa 1867 at Iowa, U.S.A..¹ He was the son of Alanson Clark Eberhart I and Celia Ann Eads.¹ Ulysses Eberhart was a household member in the 1880 U.S. Census of Alanson Clark Eberhart I on 7 June 1880 at Township 11, Range 3, York, Nebraska, U.S.A.; 1880 Federal Census, Township 11, range 3 , household 27, 28 York County, Nebraska sheet ,3 7 June 1880, lines 36-46
A.C. Eberhart, marriage white male, age 44, farmer, born in New York, his father born in Pennsylvania, and his mother born in Connecticut;
Celia, married white female, wife, keeping house, born in Indiana, of parents born in Kentucky;
all children were white, single and had been in school;
Levi A., son, age 22, born in Kansas , his father born in New York and mother Indiana, at school;
Alanson, son, age 20, born in Iowa, his father born in New York and mother Indiana, at school;
Douglas, son, age 18, born in Iowa, his father born in New York and mother Indiana, at school;
Joseph C., son, age 16, born in Iowa, his father born in New York and mother Indiana, at school;
Ulesses H., son, age 13, born in Iowa, his father born in New York and mother Indiana, at school;
Oscar, son, age 11, born in Nebraska, his father born in New York and mother Indiana, at school;
Abigail, daughter, age 9, born in Nebraska, her father born in New York and mother Indiana, at school;
Alice, daughter, age 7, born in Nebraska, her father born in New York and mother Indiana, at home;
Eades , Minnie, niece, age 11 , born in Iowa, her father born in Indiana and mother Ohio, at home.²

     Abigail Eberhart was born on 27 March 1872 at Bradshaw Township, York, Nebraska, U.S.A..^1,2 She was the daughter of Alanson Clark Eberhart I and Celia Ann Eads.¹ Abigail Eberhart was a household member in the 1880 U.S. Census of Alanson Clark Eberhart I on 7 June 1880 at Township 11, Range 3, York, Nebraska, U.S.A.; 1880 Federal Census, Township 11, range 3 , household 27, 28 York County, Nebraska sheet ,3 7 June 1880, lines 36-46
A.C. Eberhart, marriage white male, age 44, farmer, born in New York, his father born in Pennsylvania, and his mother born in Connecticut;
Celia, married white female, wife, keeping house, born in Indiana, of parents born in Kentucky;
all children were white, single and had been in school;
Levi A., son, age 22, born in Kansas , his father born in New York and mother Indiana, at school;
Alanson, son, age 20, born in Iowa, his father born in New York and mother Indiana, at school;
Douglas, son, age 18, born in Iowa, his father born in New York and mother Indiana, at school;
Joseph C., son, age 16, born in Iowa, his father born in New York and mother Indiana, at school;
Ulesses H., son, age 13, born in Iowa, his father born in New York and mother Indiana, at school;
Oscar, son, age 11, born in Nebraska, his father born in New York and mother Indiana, at school;
Abigail, daughter, age 9, born in Nebraska, her father born in New York and mother Indiana, at school;
Alice, daughter, age 7, born in Nebraska, her father born in New York and mother Indiana, at home;
Eades , Minnie, niece, age 11 , born in Iowa, her father born in Indiana and mother Ohio, at home.³ As of 29 April 1890, her married name was Archerd.² Abigail Eberhart married Frederic Arthur Archerd on 29 April 1890 at Bradshaw Township, York, Nebraska, U.S.A..² Abigail Eberhart died on 20 October 1895 at Bradshaw Township, York, Nebraska, U.S.A., at age 23.²

     Oscar Eberhart was born on 5 April 1870 at Nebraska, U.S.A..^1,2 He was the son of Alanson Clark Eberhart I and Celia Ann Eads.¹ Oscar Eberhart was a household member in the 1880 U.S. Census of Alanson Clark Eberhart I on 7 June 1880 at Township 11, Range 3, York, Nebraska, U.S.A.; 1880 Federal Census, Township 11, range 3 , household 27, 28 York County, Nebraska sheet ,3 7 June 1880, lines 36-46
A.C. Eberhart, marriage white male, age 44, farmer, born in New York, his father born in Pennsylvania, and his mother born in Connecticut;
Celia, married white female, wife, keeping house, born in Indiana, of parents born in Kentucky;
all children were white, single and had been in school;
Levi A., son, age 22, born in Kansas , his father born in New York and mother Indiana, at school;
Alanson, son, age 20, born in Iowa, his father born in New York and mother Indiana, at school;
Douglas, son, age 18, born in Iowa, his father born in New York and mother Indiana, at school;
Joseph C., son, age 16, born in Iowa, his father born in New York and mother Indiana, at school;
Ulesses H., son, age 13, born in Iowa, his father born in New York and mother Indiana, at school;
Oscar, son, age 11, born in Nebraska, his father born in New York and mother Indiana, at school;
Abigail, daughter, age 9, born in Nebraska, her father born in New York and mother Indiana, at school;
Alice, daughter, age 7, born in Nebraska, her father born in New York and mother Indiana, at home;
Eades , Minnie, niece, age 11 , born in Iowa, her father born in Indiana and mother Ohio, at home.³

     Frederic Arthur Archerd was born on 22 August 1868 at Mason, Illinois, U.S.A..¹ He married Abigail Eberhart, daughter of Alanson Clark Eberhart I and Celia Ann Eads, on 29 April 1890 at Bradshaw Township, York, Nebraska, U.S.A..¹ Frederic Arthur Archerd witnessed the death of Abigail Eberhart on 20 October 1895 at Bradshaw Township, York, Nebraska, U.S.A..¹ Frederic Arthur Archerd married Elizabeth Stanton on 31 December 1896 at College Springs, Page, Iowa, U.S.A..¹ Frederic Arthur Archerd died on 2 December 1899 at Lincoln, Lancaster, Nebraska, U.S.A., at age 31.¹ He was buried say 10 December 1899 at College Springs, Page, Iowa, U.S.A..¹

     Elizabeth Stanton was born on 2 April 1869 at College Springs, Page, Iowa, U.S.A..¹ As of 31 December 1896, her married name was Archerd.¹ She married Frederic Arthur Archerd on 31 December 1896 at College Springs, Page, Iowa, U.S.A..¹ Elizabeth Stanton witnessed the death of Frederic Arthur Archerd on 2 December 1899 at Lincoln, Lancaster, Nebraska, U.S.A..¹

     Frederic Stanton Archerd was born on 5 February 1900 at Lincoln, Lancaster, Nebraska, U.S.A..¹ He was the son of Frederic Arthur Archerd and Elizabeth Stanton.¹

     Alice Archerd was born on 31 January 1891 at Bradshaw Township, York, Nebraska, U.S.A..¹ She was the daughter of Frederic Arthur Archerd and Abigail Eberhart.¹

     Ruth Archerd was born on 12 September 1893 at Bradshaw Township, York, Nebraska, U.S.A..¹ She was the daughter of Frederic Arthur Archerd and Abigail Eberhart.¹

     Marie Archerd witnessed the death of Abigail Eberhart on 20 October 1895 at Bradshaw Township, York, Nebraska, U.S.A..¹ Marie Archerd was born on 20 October 1895 at Bradshaw Township, York, Nebraska, U.S.A..¹ She was the daughter of Frederic Arthur Archerd and Abigail Eberhart.¹

     May Eberhart was born in 1866 at Iowa, U.S.A..¹ She was the daughter of Alanson Clark Eberhart I and Celia Ann Eads.¹ May Eberhart died on 13 May 1872 at at home, Bradshaw Township, York, Nebraska, U.S.A..¹ She was buried circa 15 May 1872 at Lincoln Creek Cemetery, Section 8, South Center, Road 17 between Roads "H" & "I", Lockridge Township, York, Nebraska, U.S.A., 405550N0974100W.¹

     Eliza Hunting Miller was born circa 1788.¹ As of say 1805, her married name was Platt.¹

     Reuben Raymond Holman was born in 1895 at Pocatello, Bannock, Idaho, U.S.A..¹ He was the son of Emanuel B. Holman and Eva Lena Buchanan.¹

     Her married name was Petersen.¹ Ida Mae Holman was born on 15 June 1897 at Scotia, Greeley, Nebraska, U.S.A..^1,2 She was the daughter of Emanuel B. Holman and Eva Lena Buchanan.¹ Ida Mae Holman married Ranzaw H. Petersen, son of Nels Petersen and Carrie Christoffersen, on 4 March 1918 at Basset, Rock, Nebraska, U.S.A..^1,2 Ida Mae Holman witnessed and/or was mentioned in the obituary/biography covering the burial of Ranzaw H. Petersen on 3 July 1958 at Williamette National Cemetery?, Portland, Multnomah, Oregon, U.S.A., Peterson, Ranzaw, b. 03/30/1893, d. 06/29/1958, CPL HQ CO, 355TH INF, 89 DIV, Plot: H 2889, bur. 07/03/1958, *.³
Ida Mae Holman died on 11 October 1969 at La Mirada, Los Angeles, California, U.S.A., at age 72.² She was buried circa 17 October 1969 at Williamette National Cemetery ~, Portland, Multnomah, Oregon, U.S.A., 45°27.44N122°32.28W.⁴

     George Marsh was born circa 1815 at England, United Kingdom.¹ He married Charlotte Page say 1843 at England, United Kingdom.¹ George Marsh was enumerated in the 1880 U.S. Census: 1880 census, Yell Township, Webster County, Iowa, E.D. 223, page 17 No household numbers.
Marsh, Geo., white male, age 65, married, farmer, born in England of English parents;
Charlotte, white female wife, age 57 years, keeping house, born in England of English parents;
William, single white male, son, age 21, farmer, born in Iowa of English born parents;
Lincoln, single white male, son, age 15 years, born in Iowa of English born parents;

Note: Several lines below is a 35 year old G.W. Marsh family born in England of English born parents. On 25 June 1880 at Yell Township, Webster, Iowa, U.S.A..²

     Charlotte Page was born circa 1823 at England, United Kingdom.¹ She married George Marsh say 1843 at England, United Kingdom.¹ As of say 1843, her married name was Marsh.¹ Charlotte Page was a household member in the 1880 U.S. Census of George Marsh on 25 June 1880 at Yell Township, Webster, Iowa, U.S.A.; 1880 census, Yell Township, Webster County, Iowa, E.D. 223, page 17 No household numbers.
Marsh, Geo., white male, age 65, married, farmer, born in England of English parents;
Charlotte, white female wife, age 57 years, keeping house, born in England of English parents;
William, single white male, son, age 21, farmer, born in Iowa of English born parents;
Lincoln, single white male, son, age 15 years, born in Iowa of English born parents;

Note: Several lines below is a 35 year old G.W. Marsh family born in England of English born parents.³

     William Marsh was born circa 1859 at Iowa, U.S.A..¹ He was the son of George Marsh and Charlotte Page.¹ William Marsh was a household member in the 1880 U.S. Census of George Marsh on 25 June 1880 at Yell Township, Webster, Iowa, U.S.A.; 1880 census, Yell Township, Webster County, Iowa, E.D. 223, page 17 No household numbers.
Marsh, Geo., white male, age 65, married, farmer, born in England of English parents;
Charlotte, white female wife, age 57 years, keeping house, born in England of English parents;
William, single white male, son, age 21, farmer, born in Iowa of English born parents;
Lincoln, single white male, son, age 15 years, born in Iowa of English born parents;

Note: Several lines below is a 35 year old G.W. Marsh family born in England of English born parents.²

     Lincoln Marsh was born circa 1865 at Iowa, U.S.A..¹ He was the son of George Marsh and Charlotte Page.¹ Lincoln Marsh was a household member in the 1880 U.S. Census of George Marsh on 25 June 1880 at Yell Township, Webster, Iowa, U.S.A.; 1880 census, Yell Township, Webster County, Iowa, E.D. 223, page 17 No household numbers.
Marsh, Geo., white male, age 65, married, farmer, born in England of English parents;
Charlotte, white female wife, age 57 years, keeping house, born in England of English parents;
William, single white male, son, age 21, farmer, born in Iowa of English born parents;
Lincoln, single white male, son, age 15 years, born in Iowa of English born parents;

Note: Several lines below is a 35 year old G.W. Marsh family born in England of English born parents.²