Frank Edwin Ross

M, #39388, b. 18 December 1935, d. 27 December 2011
FatherWilbur Seely Ross b. 27 May 1893, d. Nov 1991
MotherJewel Hubbard b. 5 Mar 1904, d. 17 Mar 1991
Relationship4th cousin 2 times removed of Ted Earl Cash
ChartsJennings Family
Mayflower Descendants
Last Edited12 Dec 2018
Birth*18 December 1935 Frank Edwin Ross was born on 18 December 1935 at Pawhuska, Osage Co, OK. 
 He was the son of Wilbur Seely Ross and Jewel Hubbard. 
Death*27 December 2011 Frank Edwin Ross died on 27 December 2011 at Stillwater, Payne Co, OK, at age 76. 

George Hubbard Ross

M, #36017, b. 30 December 1879, d. 19 August 1946
FatherIsaac Walker Ross b. c 1853
MotherEmma Amelia Hubbard b. Feb 1858, d. 21 Dec 1948
Relationship5th cousin 1 time removed of Ted Earl Cash
Last Edited21 Sep 2017
Birth*30 December 1879 George Hubbard Ross was born on 30 December 1879 at Iuka, Tishomingo Co, MS. 
 He was the son of Isaac Walker Ross and Emma Amelia Hubbard. 
Marriage*18 September 1901 George Hubbard Ross married Elizabeth Lee Hearn on 18 September 1901 at Allsboro, Colbert Co, ALG. 
Death*19 August 1946 George Hubbard Ross died on 19 August 1946 at Sheffield, Colbert Co, ALG, at age 66. 

Family

Elizabeth Lee Hearn b. 27 Jul 1883, d. 2 Jun 1950
Child

George Sloan Ross

M, #36014, b. 2 September 1816, d. 4 November 1886
Last Edited21 Sep 2017
Birth*2 September 1816 George Sloan Ross was born on 2 September 1816 at Dickson, Dickson Co, TN. 
Marriage*1843 He married Elizabeth Walker, daughter of Sergeant John Hiley Walker and Elizabeth Stringer, in 1843. 
Death*4 November 1886 George Sloan Ross died on 4 November 1886 at Hardin Co, TN, at age 70. 

Family

Elizabeth Walker b. 17 Jan 1821, d. 15 Jul 1903
Child

Gertrude C Ross

F, #38560, b. 1840, d. 1920
ChartsEddings Family
Last Edited3 Oct 2018
Birth*1840 Gertrude C Ross was born in 1840. 
Married Name20 December 1863  As of 20 December 1863,her married name was Eddings. 
Marriage*20 December 1863 She married Newton Jasper Eddings, son of Richard Douglas Eddings and Elizabeth (Betsy) Melton, on 20 December 1863 at Pettis Co, MO. 
Death*1920 Gertrude C Ross died in 1920 at Baxter Co, AR. 

Family

Newton Jasper Eddings b. 18 Jan 1839, d. 15 Feb 1906
Child

Ilo M Ross

F, #40193, b. 18 April 1912, d. 24 February 1971
ChartsManning Family
Bell Family
Last Edited6 Mar 2019
Birth*18 April 1912 Ilo M Ross was born on 18 April 1912 at Huron Co, MI. 
Married Name Her married name was Wilcox. 
Marriage* She married Willard Carl Wilcox Sr, son of Elmer S Wilcox and Nellie Victoria Manning. 
Death*24 February 1971 Ilo M Ross died on 24 February 1971 at Detroit, Wayne Co, MI, at age 58. 

Family

Willard Carl Wilcox Sr b. 3 Mar 1913, d. 5 Mar 1995
Child

Ira Glenn Ross

M, #29648, b. 29 March 1907, d. 11 November 2000
ChartsJennings Family
Mayflower Descendants
Last Edited6 Nov 2016
Birth*29 March 1907 Ira Glenn Ross was born on 29 March 1907 at Juliaetta, Latah Co, ID. 
Marriage* He married Lucille L Kingsley, daughter of Harry Beagle Kingsley and Josephine Hazel Smith. 
Death*11 November 2000 Ira Glenn Ross died on 11 November 2000 at Coeur d'Alene, Kootenai Co, ID, at age 93. 

Family

Lucille L Kingsley b. 20 Apr 1928, d. 1 Aug 2005

Isaac Ross

M, #13057, b. 19 March 1826, d. 19 November 1913
FatherThomas G Ross b. 6 May 1786, d. 10 Sep 1848
MotherDebora Jennings b. 6 Apr 1790, d. 27 Aug 1856
Relationship1st cousin 5 times removed of Ted Earl Cash
ChartsJennings Family
Mayflower Descendants
Last Edited21 Aug 2018
Birth*19 March 1826 Isaac Ross was born on 19 March 1826 at Brown Co, OH. 
 He was the son of Thomas G Ross and Debora Jennings. 
Marriage*circa 1849 Isaac Ross married Hannah Day circa 1849. 
Census*30 October 1850 Isaac Ross and Hannah Day appeared on the census of 30 October 1850 at Green Twsp, Brown Co, OHG, living in the household next to his brother Thomas and mother. 
(Witness) Memo  [the following was taken from: Portrait and Biographical Album of Henry County, Iowa; Chicago: Acme Publishing Company, 1888. ]
Israel Ross, a farmer residing on section 9, Scott Township, Henry Co., Iowa, was born in Brown County, Ohio, Nov. 16, 1815. He is a son of Thomas and Deborah (Jennings) Ross. The Ross family were natives of Virginia, of Scotch ancestry. Of the Jennings family but little is known except that the grandmother, Charity (Freeman) Jennings, was born in Europe, and when a child came to America. Her parents later moved to Kentucky, and were there during the troublous times when the Indians were hostile, and the family were occasionally forced to take refuge in a boat, and to avoid capture would paddle to the other side of the Ohio River. The Jennings family later removed to Brown County, Ohio, near Georgetown, where the venerable parents lived and died. Thomas Ross became the husband of Deborah Jennings in Brown County, where both families were early settlers. Prior to marriage Mr. Ross ran a keelboat upon the Ohio River, and made regular trips between Cincinnati and Pittsburg. His boat occasionally made a trip to New Orleans, carrying the products of the country, as there were no railroads at that time. When a boat was sent to New Orleans the return journey had to be made on foot or horseback, it being impossible to bring the boat up stream.

After his marriage Thomas Ross settled on a farm, and reared a family of children: Israel, our subject; Margaret, who wedded David Vandyke; Sarah, the wife of Winfield Wright, and after his death of Dr. Dennis Callihar, of Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio; John W. became the husband of Miss Power; Thomas wedded Amy Snedaker; Isaac wedded Hannah Day; and three others died in childhood. All the sons of Thomas Ross, Jr., are ministers in the Methodist Church, except our subject, who learned the tanner's trade with the father of Gen. Grant, and was a bosom friend of the lamented General and President. They frequently slept together, and on one occasion, while bathing in a creek, Israel saved the life of the future President, who was younger than he, and had strangled and gone down in the water. After completing his trade Mr. Ross farmed for awhile, and then worked at journeyman's wages for Mr. Grant for some time.

For two years prior to his marriage Israel Ross engaged in farming, and on April 13, 1841, Miss Elizabeth Jennings became his wife. They began their domestic life upon a small farm, and two years later Mr. Ross erected a tannery upon his father's farm, and for several years was engaged in business there. In 1855 he removed with his family to Marion County, Iowa, settling first in Knoxville Township, near Knoxville. In March, 1861, he purchased and removed to the farm, at that time fairly improved, and which he yet owns. Here for years Mr. Ross has lived and prospered, his children have grown to maturity, the good wife and mother, who was a true one in every sense, lived to see the country well developed, schools, churches and railroads built, and to her all seemed prosperous, when the death angel came and carried her away, Jan. 13, 1885.

Twelve children were born to Mr. and Mrs. Ross: The three eldest died in childhood, while the family were living in Ohio. The others were: Jasper, now husband of Melinda Ross; John A., married to Emma Blockmartin; Isaac W., wedded to Emma Willis; and Diana, were all born in Ohio. Adeline, wife of John Rittenhouse; Arethusa, J. F., Amy and Maggie J. were born in Iowa, the two latter in this county, on the old homestead.

Township offices have been repeatedly filled by our subject, who has, however, always preferred the management of his farm, and the privacy and comfort of his pleasant home. Since the death of his wife Mr. Ross has taken life easy, and his son Jay assumes the management of the farm. In an elegant home, made attractive by prosperity and the bright faces of his younger children, Mr. Ross is passing the evening of a well-spent life in deserved ease and comfort, and for his years is a remarkably youthful and well-preserved man. He has ever been a citizen of whom his countrymen are proud, and his family rank second to none in social circles. 
Note*1904 Isaac Ross was a Methodist minister in California in 1904. 
Death*19 November 1913 He died on 19 November 1913 at age 87. 

Family

Hannah Day b. 1830
Marriage*circa 1849 He married Hannah Day circa 1849. 

Isaac Walker Ross

M, #36015, b. circa 1853
FatherGeorge Sloan Ross b. 2 Sep 1816, d. 4 Nov 1886
MotherElizabeth Walker b. 17 Jan 1821, d. 15 Jul 1903
Relationship4th cousin 2 times removed of Ted Earl Cash
Last Edited21 Sep 2017
Birth*circa 1853 Isaac Walker Ross was born circa 1853 at MS. 
 He was the son of George Sloan Ross and Elizabeth Walker. 
Marriage*circa 1878 Isaac Walker Ross married Emma Amelia Hubbard circa 1878. 

Family

Emma Amelia Hubbard b. Feb 1858, d. 21 Dec 1948
Child

Israel Ross

M, #12914, b. 16 November 1815, d. 24 August 1896
FatherThomas G Ross b. 6 May 1786, d. 10 Sep 1848
MotherDebora Jennings b. 6 Apr 1790, d. 27 Aug 1856
Relationship1st cousin 5 times removed of Ted Earl Cash
ChartsJennings Family (#1)
Jennings Family (#2)
Mayflower Descendants (#1)
Mayflower Descendants (#2)
Last Edited21 Aug 2018
Birth*16 November 1815 Israel Ross was born on 16 November 1815 at Benton, Brown Co, OH. 
 He was the son of Thomas G Ross and Debora Jennings. 
Marriage*13 April 1841 Israel Ross married Elizabeth Jennings, daughter of Isaac Sylvanus Jennings and Mary Rees, on 13 April 1841 at Brown Co, OH. 
Death*24 August 1896 Israel Ross died on 24 August 1896 at Salem, Carroll Co, ILG, at age 80. 
Memo*  [the following was taken from: Portrait and Biographical Album of Henry County, Iowa; Chicago: Acme Publishing Company, 1888. ]
Israel Ross, a farmer residing on section 9, Scott Township, Henry Co., Iowa, was born in Brown County, Ohio, Nov. 16, 1815. He is a son of Thomas and Deborah (Jennings) Ross. The Ross family were natives of Virginia, of Scotch ancestry. Of the Jennings family but little is known except that the grandmother, Charity (Freeman) Jennings, was born in Europe, and when a child came to America. Her parents later moved to Kentucky, and were there during the troublous times when the Indians were hostile, and the family were occasionally forced to take refuge in a boat, and to avoid capture would paddle to the other side of the Ohio River. The Jennings family later removed to Brown County, Ohio, near Georgetown, where the venerable parents lived and died. Thomas Ross became the husband of Deborah Jennings in Brown County, where both families were early settlers. Prior to marriage Mr. Ross ran a keelboat upon the Ohio River, and made regular trips between Cincinnati and Pittsburg. His boat occasionally made a trip to New Orleans, carrying the products of the country, as there were no railroads at that time. When a boat was sent to New Orleans the return journey had to be made on foot or horseback, it being impossible to bring the boat up stream.

After his marriage Thomas Ross settled on a farm, and reared a family of children: Israel, our subject; Margaret, who wedded David Vandyke; Sarah, the wife of Winfield Wright, and after his death of Dr. Dennis Callihar, of Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio; John W. became the husband of Miss Power; Thomas wedded Amy Snedaker; Isaac wedded Hannah Day; and three others died in childhood. All the sons of Thomas Ross, Jr., are ministers in the Methodist Church, except our subject, who learned the tanner's trade with the father of Gen. Grant, and was a bosom friend of the lamented General and President. They frequently slept together, and on one occasion, while bathing in a creek, Israel saved the life of the future President, who was younger than he, and had strangled and gone down in the water. After completing his trade Mr. Ross farmed for awhile, and then worked at journeyman's wages for Mr. Grant for some time.

For two years prior to his marriage Israel Ross engaged in farming, and on April 13, 1841, Miss Elizabeth Jennings became his wife. They began their domestic life upon a small farm, and two years later Mr. Ross erected a tannery upon his father's farm, and for several years was engaged in business there. In 1855 he removed with his family to Marion County, Iowa, settling first in Knoxville Township, near Knoxville. In March, 1861, he purchased and removed to the farm, at that time fairly improved, and which he yet owns. Here for years Mr. Ross has lived and prospered, his children have grown to maturity, the good wife and mother, who was a true one in every sense, lived to see the country well developed, schools, churches and railroads built, and to her all seemed prosperous, when the death angel came and carried her away, Jan. 13, 1885.

Twelve children were born to Mr. and Mrs. Ross: The three eldest died in childhood, while the family were living in Ohio. The others were: Jasper, now husband of Melinda Ross; John A., married to Emma Blockmartin; Isaac W., wedded to Emma Willis; and Diana, were all born in Ohio. Adeline, wife of John Rittenhouse; Arethusa, J. F., Amy and Maggie J. were born in Iowa, the two latter in this county, on the old homestead.

Township offices have been repeatedly filled by our subject, who has, however, always preferred the management of his farm, and the privacy and comfort of his pleasant home. Since the death of his wife Mr. Ross has taken life easy, and his son Jay assumes the management of the farm. In an elegant home, made attractive by prosperity and the bright faces of his younger children, Mr. Ross is passing the evening of a well-spent life in deserved ease and comfort, and for his years is a remarkably youthful and well-preserved man. He has ever been a citizen of whom his countrymen are proud, and his family rank second to none in social circles. 

Family

Elizabeth Jennings b. 19 Jan 1821, d. 13 Jan 1885

John Ross

M, #36154, b. 1771
Born inBritish Colonial America
ChartsJennings Family
Mayflower Descendants
Last Edited27 Jun 2019
Birth*1771 John Ross was born in 1771 at KY, British Colonial America. 
Marriage* He married Mary (Polly) Jennings, daughter of Israel Jennings and Charity Freeman. 

Family

Mary (Polly) Jennings b. 3 Apr 1786
Child

John Wesley Ross

M, #38267, b. 20 June 1823, d. 21 December 1912
FatherThomas G Ross b. 6 May 1786, d. 10 Sep 1848
MotherDebora Jennings b. 6 Apr 1790, d. 27 Aug 1856
Relationship1st cousin 5 times removed of Ted Earl Cash
ChartsJennings Family
Mayflower Descendants
Last Edited21 Aug 2018
Birth*20 June 1823 John Wesley Ross was born on 20 June 1823 at Brown Co, OH. 
 He was the son of Thomas G Ross and Debora Jennings. 
Marriage*25 November 1845 John Wesley Ross married Diana A Jasper on 25 November 1845 at Brown Co, OH. 
(Witness) Memo  [the following was taken from: Portrait and Biographical Album of Henry County, Iowa; Chicago: Acme Publishing Company, 1888. ]
Israel Ross, a farmer residing on section 9, Scott Township, Henry Co., Iowa, was born in Brown County, Ohio, Nov. 16, 1815. He is a son of Thomas and Deborah (Jennings) Ross. The Ross family were natives of Virginia, of Scotch ancestry. Of the Jennings family but little is known except that the grandmother, Charity (Freeman) Jennings, was born in Europe, and when a child came to America. Her parents later moved to Kentucky, and were there during the troublous times when the Indians were hostile, and the family were occasionally forced to take refuge in a boat, and to avoid capture would paddle to the other side of the Ohio River. The Jennings family later removed to Brown County, Ohio, near Georgetown, where the venerable parents lived and died. Thomas Ross became the husband of Deborah Jennings in Brown County, where both families were early settlers. Prior to marriage Mr. Ross ran a keelboat upon the Ohio River, and made regular trips between Cincinnati and Pittsburg. His boat occasionally made a trip to New Orleans, carrying the products of the country, as there were no railroads at that time. When a boat was sent to New Orleans the return journey had to be made on foot or horseback, it being impossible to bring the boat up stream.

After his marriage Thomas Ross settled on a farm, and reared a family of children: Israel, our subject; Margaret, who wedded David Vandyke; Sarah, the wife of Winfield Wright, and after his death of Dr. Dennis Callihar, of Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio; John W. became the husband of Miss Power; Thomas wedded Amy Snedaker; Isaac wedded Hannah Day; and three others died in childhood. All the sons of Thomas Ross, Jr., are ministers in the Methodist Church, except our subject, who learned the tanner's trade with the father of Gen. Grant, and was a bosom friend of the lamented General and President. They frequently slept together, and on one occasion, while bathing in a creek, Israel saved the life of the future President, who was younger than he, and had strangled and gone down in the water. After completing his trade Mr. Ross farmed for awhile, and then worked at journeyman's wages for Mr. Grant for some time.

For two years prior to his marriage Israel Ross engaged in farming, and on April 13, 1841, Miss Elizabeth Jennings became his wife. They began their domestic life upon a small farm, and two years later Mr. Ross erected a tannery upon his father's farm, and for several years was engaged in business there. In 1855 he removed with his family to Marion County, Iowa, settling first in Knoxville Township, near Knoxville. In March, 1861, he purchased and removed to the farm, at that time fairly improved, and which he yet owns. Here for years Mr. Ross has lived and prospered, his children have grown to maturity, the good wife and mother, who was a true one in every sense, lived to see the country well developed, schools, churches and railroads built, and to her all seemed prosperous, when the death angel came and carried her away, Jan. 13, 1885.

Twelve children were born to Mr. and Mrs. Ross: The three eldest died in childhood, while the family were living in Ohio. The others were: Jasper, now husband of Melinda Ross; John A., married to Emma Blockmartin; Isaac W., wedded to Emma Willis; and Diana, were all born in Ohio. Adeline, wife of John Rittenhouse; Arethusa, J. F., Amy and Maggie J. were born in Iowa, the two latter in this county, on the old homestead.

Township offices have been repeatedly filled by our subject, who has, however, always preferred the management of his farm, and the privacy and comfort of his pleasant home. Since the death of his wife Mr. Ross has taken life easy, and his son Jay assumes the management of the farm. In an elegant home, made attractive by prosperity and the bright faces of his younger children, Mr. Ross is passing the evening of a well-spent life in deserved ease and comfort, and for his years is a remarkably youthful and well-preserved man. He has ever been a citizen of whom his countrymen are proud, and his family rank second to none in social circles. 
Death*21 December 1912 John Wesley Ross died on 21 December 1912 at Alameda Co, CAG, at age 89. 

Family

Diana A Jasper

Lucinda Ann Ross

F, #40736, b. 5 April 1826, d. 18 December 1917
FatherJohn Ross b. 1771
MotherMary (Polly) Jennings b. 3 Apr 1786
Relationship1st cousin 5 times removed of Ted Earl Cash
ChartsJennings Family
Mayflower Descendants
Last Edited30 Mar 2019
Birth*5 April 1826 Lucinda Ann Ross was born on 5 April 1826 at Brown Co, OH. 
 She was the daughter of John Ross and Mary (Polly) Jennings. 
Married Name29 October 1849  As of 29 October 1849,her married name was Pattison. 
Marriage*29 October 1849 Lucinda Ann Ross married William George Pattison on 29 October 1849 at Marion Co, IN. 
Death*18 December 1917 Lucinda Ann Ross died on 18 December 1917 at Moscow, Clermont Co, OH, at age 91. 

Family

William George Pattison b. 9 Jul 1819, d. 7 Mar 1915
Children

Margaret Ross

F, #38264, b. 12 October 1817, d. 22 March 1875
FatherThomas G Ross b. 6 May 1786, d. 10 Sep 1848
MotherDebora Jennings b. 6 Apr 1790, d. 27 Aug 1856
Relationship1st cousin 5 times removed of Ted Earl Cash
ChartsJennings Family
Mayflower Descendants
Last Edited21 Aug 2018
Birth*12 October 1817 Margaret Ross was born on 12 October 1817 at Brown Co, OH. 
 She was the daughter of Thomas G Ross and Debora Jennings. 
Married Name3 July 1838  As of 3 July 1838,her married name was Van Dyke. 
Marriage*3 July 1838 Margaret Ross married David Van Dyke on 3 July 1838 at Brown Co, OH. 
Death*22 March 1875 Margaret Ross died on 22 March 1875 at Iowa City, Johnson Co, IAG, at age 57. 
(Witness) Memo  [the following was taken from: Portrait and Biographical Album of Henry County, Iowa; Chicago: Acme Publishing Company, 1888. ]
Israel Ross, a farmer residing on section 9, Scott Township, Henry Co., Iowa, was born in Brown County, Ohio, Nov. 16, 1815. He is a son of Thomas and Deborah (Jennings) Ross. The Ross family were natives of Virginia, of Scotch ancestry. Of the Jennings family but little is known except that the grandmother, Charity (Freeman) Jennings, was born in Europe, and when a child came to America. Her parents later moved to Kentucky, and were there during the troublous times when the Indians were hostile, and the family were occasionally forced to take refuge in a boat, and to avoid capture would paddle to the other side of the Ohio River. The Jennings family later removed to Brown County, Ohio, near Georgetown, where the venerable parents lived and died. Thomas Ross became the husband of Deborah Jennings in Brown County, where both families were early settlers. Prior to marriage Mr. Ross ran a keelboat upon the Ohio River, and made regular trips between Cincinnati and Pittsburg. His boat occasionally made a trip to New Orleans, carrying the products of the country, as there were no railroads at that time. When a boat was sent to New Orleans the return journey had to be made on foot or horseback, it being impossible to bring the boat up stream.

After his marriage Thomas Ross settled on a farm, and reared a family of children: Israel, our subject; Margaret, who wedded David Vandyke; Sarah, the wife of Winfield Wright, and after his death of Dr. Dennis Callihar, of Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio; John W. became the husband of Miss Power; Thomas wedded Amy Snedaker; Isaac wedded Hannah Day; and three others died in childhood. All the sons of Thomas Ross, Jr., are ministers in the Methodist Church, except our subject, who learned the tanner's trade with the father of Gen. Grant, and was a bosom friend of the lamented General and President. They frequently slept together, and on one occasion, while bathing in a creek, Israel saved the life of the future President, who was younger than he, and had strangled and gone down in the water. After completing his trade Mr. Ross farmed for awhile, and then worked at journeyman's wages for Mr. Grant for some time.

For two years prior to his marriage Israel Ross engaged in farming, and on April 13, 1841, Miss Elizabeth Jennings became his wife. They began their domestic life upon a small farm, and two years later Mr. Ross erected a tannery upon his father's farm, and for several years was engaged in business there. In 1855 he removed with his family to Marion County, Iowa, settling first in Knoxville Township, near Knoxville. In March, 1861, he purchased and removed to the farm, at that time fairly improved, and which he yet owns. Here for years Mr. Ross has lived and prospered, his children have grown to maturity, the good wife and mother, who was a true one in every sense, lived to see the country well developed, schools, churches and railroads built, and to her all seemed prosperous, when the death angel came and carried her away, Jan. 13, 1885.

Twelve children were born to Mr. and Mrs. Ross: The three eldest died in childhood, while the family were living in Ohio. The others were: Jasper, now husband of Melinda Ross; John A., married to Emma Blockmartin; Isaac W., wedded to Emma Willis; and Diana, were all born in Ohio. Adeline, wife of John Rittenhouse; Arethusa, J. F., Amy and Maggie J. were born in Iowa, the two latter in this county, on the old homestead.

Township offices have been repeatedly filled by our subject, who has, however, always preferred the management of his farm, and the privacy and comfort of his pleasant home. Since the death of his wife Mr. Ross has taken life easy, and his son Jay assumes the management of the farm. In an elegant home, made attractive by prosperity and the bright faces of his younger children, Mr. Ross is passing the evening of a well-spent life in deserved ease and comfort, and for his years is a remarkably youthful and well-preserved man. He has ever been a citizen of whom his countrymen are proud, and his family rank second to none in social circles. 

Family

David Van Dyke b. 17 Oct 1808, d. 27 Nov 1867
Child

Margaret Ross

F, #39506, b. 21 April 1758, d. 28 May 1828
Born inBritish Colonial America
Last Edited26 Jun 2019
Birth*21 April 1758 Margaret Ross was born on 21 April 1758 at Cumberland Co, PA, British Colonial America. 
Married Name1778  As of 1778,her married name was Smiley. 
Marriage*1778 She married Thomas Smiley, son of John Smiley II and Margaret Buchanan, in 1778 at Carlisle, Cumberland Co, PA. 
Death*28 May 1828 Margaret Ross died on 28 May 1828 at Falmouth, Rush Co, IN, at age 70. 

Family

Thomas Smiley b. 28 Feb 1753, d. 25 Sep 1804

Mary Arminda Ross

F, #31065, b. 20 October 1847, d. 11 January 1911
FatherDavid Ross b. 16 Aug 1825, d. 18 Jul 1863
MotherCharity Jennings b. 11 Dec 1824, d. 3 Dec 1891
Relationship2nd cousin 4 times removed of Ted Earl Cash
ChartsJennings Family
Mayflower Descendants
Last Edited4 Dec 2016
Birth*20 October 1847 Mary Arminda Ross was born on 20 October 1847 at OH. 
 She was the daughter of David Ross and Charity Jennings. 
Married Name15 May 1864  As of 15 May 1864,her married name was Lee. 
Marriage*15 May 1864 Mary Arminda Ross married John Martin Lee on 15 May 1864 at Henry Co, IAG. 
Death*11 January 1911 Mary Arminda Ross died on 11 January 1911 at age 63. 

Family

John Martin Lee b. Dec 1842, d. 1922
Child

Mary Elizabeth Ross

F, #36021, b. 8 August 1937, d. 28 August 2008
FatherEmmett Harris Ross b. 5 Feb 1904, d. 19 Dec 1952
MotherMildred Inez Logan b. 20 Sep 1908, d. 11 Feb 1949
Relationship6th cousin 1 time removed of Ted Earl Cash
Last Edited21 Sep 2017
Birth*8 August 1937 Mary Elizabeth Ross was born on 8 August 1937 at Sheffield, Colbert Co, ALG. 
 She was the daughter of Emmett Harris Ross and Mildred Inez Logan. 
Married Name Her married name was Baker. 
Death*28 August 2008 Mary Elizabeth Ross died on 28 August 2008 at Columbus, Muscogee Co, GA, at age 71. 

Paulina Ella Ross

F, #42638, b. July 1866, d. 1925
Last Edited3 Aug 2019
Birth*July 1866 Paulina Ella Ross was born in July 1866 at OH. 
Married Name Her married name was McKinney. 
Marriage* She married William McKinney, son of Philip B McKinney and Nancy Penny. 
Death*1925 Paulina Ella Ross died in 1925 at IA. 

Family

William McKinney b. 17 May 1858, d. 3 Nov 1902
Child

Samuel R Ross

M, #41590, b. 22 July 1867, d. 15 July 1931
FatherWilliam W Ross b. 1844
MotherMary Jane Eddings b. 1843, d. 5 Mar 1906
Relationship2nd cousin 2 times removed of Ted Earl Cash
ChartsEddings Family
Last Edited1 May 2019
Birth*22 July 1867 Samuel R Ross was born on 22 July 1867 at AR. 
 He was the son of William W Ross and Mary Jane Eddings. 
Marriage*2 September 1891 Samuel R Ross married Olive J Knight on 2 September 1891 at Mill Twsp, Baxter Co, AR. 
Death*15 July 1931 Samuel R Ross died on 15 July 1931 at Rogers Co (Indian Territory), OK, at age 63. 

Family

Olive J Knight b. 1876, d. 29 Apr 1961
Child

Sarah Francis Ross

F, #34045, b. 21 March 1864, d. 24 March 1910
ChartsFoster Family
Last Edited4 Jun 2017
Birth*21 March 1864 Sarah Francis Ross was born on 21 March 1864 at Vaiden, Carroll Co, MS. 
Married Name23 April 1882  As of 23 April 1882,her married name was Cox. 
Marriage*23 April 1882 She married Samuel Wesley Cox, son of Samuel William Cox and Arminda Ferguson, on 23 April 1882 at Vaiden, Carroll Co, MS. 
Death*24 March 1910 Sarah Francis Ross died on 24 March 1910 at Emory, Carroll Co, MS, at age 46. 

Family

Samuel Wesley Cox b. 28 Sep 1859, d. 1 Apr 1933
Child

Sarah Hicks Ross

F, #38266, b. 1 July 1819, d. 14 April 1906
FatherThomas G Ross b. 6 May 1786, d. 10 Sep 1848
MotherDebora Jennings b. 6 Apr 1790, d. 27 Aug 1856
Relationship1st cousin 5 times removed of Ted Earl Cash
ChartsJennings Family
Mayflower Descendants
Last Edited21 Aug 2018
Birth*1 July 1819 Sarah Hicks Ross was born on 1 July 1819 at Benton, Brown Co, OH. 
 She was the daughter of Thomas G Ross and Debora Jennings. 
(Witness) Memo  [the following was taken from: Portrait and Biographical Album of Henry County, Iowa; Chicago: Acme Publishing Company, 1888. ]
Israel Ross, a farmer residing on section 9, Scott Township, Henry Co., Iowa, was born in Brown County, Ohio, Nov. 16, 1815. He is a son of Thomas and Deborah (Jennings) Ross. The Ross family were natives of Virginia, of Scotch ancestry. Of the Jennings family but little is known except that the grandmother, Charity (Freeman) Jennings, was born in Europe, and when a child came to America. Her parents later moved to Kentucky, and were there during the troublous times when the Indians were hostile, and the family were occasionally forced to take refuge in a boat, and to avoid capture would paddle to the other side of the Ohio River. The Jennings family later removed to Brown County, Ohio, near Georgetown, where the venerable parents lived and died. Thomas Ross became the husband of Deborah Jennings in Brown County, where both families were early settlers. Prior to marriage Mr. Ross ran a keelboat upon the Ohio River, and made regular trips between Cincinnati and Pittsburg. His boat occasionally made a trip to New Orleans, carrying the products of the country, as there were no railroads at that time. When a boat was sent to New Orleans the return journey had to be made on foot or horseback, it being impossible to bring the boat up stream.

After his marriage Thomas Ross settled on a farm, and reared a family of children: Israel, our subject; Margaret, who wedded David Vandyke; Sarah, the wife of Winfield Wright, and after his death of Dr. Dennis Callihar, of Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio; John W. became the husband of Miss Power; Thomas wedded Amy Snedaker; Isaac wedded Hannah Day; and three others died in childhood. All the sons of Thomas Ross, Jr., are ministers in the Methodist Church, except our subject, who learned the tanner's trade with the father of Gen. Grant, and was a bosom friend of the lamented General and President. They frequently slept together, and on one occasion, while bathing in a creek, Israel saved the life of the future President, who was younger than he, and had strangled and gone down in the water. After completing his trade Mr. Ross farmed for awhile, and then worked at journeyman's wages for Mr. Grant for some time.

For two years prior to his marriage Israel Ross engaged in farming, and on April 13, 1841, Miss Elizabeth Jennings became his wife. They began their domestic life upon a small farm, and two years later Mr. Ross erected a tannery upon his father's farm, and for several years was engaged in business there. In 1855 he removed with his family to Marion County, Iowa, settling first in Knoxville Township, near Knoxville. In March, 1861, he purchased and removed to the farm, at that time fairly improved, and which he yet owns. Here for years Mr. Ross has lived and prospered, his children have grown to maturity, the good wife and mother, who was a true one in every sense, lived to see the country well developed, schools, churches and railroads built, and to her all seemed prosperous, when the death angel came and carried her away, Jan. 13, 1885.

Twelve children were born to Mr. and Mrs. Ross: The three eldest died in childhood, while the family were living in Ohio. The others were: Jasper, now husband of Melinda Ross; John A., married to Emma Blockmartin; Isaac W., wedded to Emma Willis; and Diana, were all born in Ohio. Adeline, wife of John Rittenhouse; Arethusa, J. F., Amy and Maggie J. were born in Iowa, the two latter in this county, on the old homestead.

Township offices have been repeatedly filled by our subject, who has, however, always preferred the management of his farm, and the privacy and comfort of his pleasant home. Since the death of his wife Mr. Ross has taken life easy, and his son Jay assumes the management of the farm. In an elegant home, made attractive by prosperity and the bright faces of his younger children, Mr. Ross is passing the evening of a well-spent life in deserved ease and comfort, and for his years is a remarkably youthful and well-preserved man. He has ever been a citizen of whom his countrymen are proud, and his family rank second to none in social circles. 
Death*14 April 1906 Sarah Hicks Ross died on 14 April 1906 at Georgetown, Brown Co, OH, at age 86. 

Thomas G Ross

M, #12912, b. 6 May 1786, d. 10 September 1848
ChartsJennings Family
Mayflower Descendants
Last Edited21 Aug 2018
Birth*6 May 1786 Thomas G Ross was born on 6 May 1786 at Washington Co, PA. 
Marriage*9 February 1815 He married Debora Jennings, daughter of Israel Jennings and Charity Freeman, on 9 February 1815 at Brown Co, OH. 
Death*10 September 1848 Thomas G Ross died on 10 September 1848 at Green Twsp, Brown Co, OHG, at age 62. 
(Witness) Memo  [the following was taken from: Portrait and Biographical Album of Henry County, Iowa; Chicago: Acme Publishing Company, 1888. ]
Israel Ross, a farmer residing on section 9, Scott Township, Henry Co., Iowa, was born in Brown County, Ohio, Nov. 16, 1815. He is a son of Thomas and Deborah (Jennings) Ross. The Ross family were natives of Virginia, of Scotch ancestry. Of the Jennings family but little is known except that the grandmother, Charity (Freeman) Jennings, was born in Europe, and when a child came to America. Her parents later moved to Kentucky, and were there during the troublous times when the Indians were hostile, and the family were occasionally forced to take refuge in a boat, and to avoid capture would paddle to the other side of the Ohio River. The Jennings family later removed to Brown County, Ohio, near Georgetown, where the venerable parents lived and died. Thomas Ross became the husband of Deborah Jennings in Brown County, where both families were early settlers. Prior to marriage Mr. Ross ran a keelboat upon the Ohio River, and made regular trips between Cincinnati and Pittsburg. His boat occasionally made a trip to New Orleans, carrying the products of the country, as there were no railroads at that time. When a boat was sent to New Orleans the return journey had to be made on foot or horseback, it being impossible to bring the boat up stream.

After his marriage Thomas Ross settled on a farm, and reared a family of children: Israel, our subject; Margaret, who wedded David Vandyke; Sarah, the wife of Winfield Wright, and after his death of Dr. Dennis Callihar, of Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio; John W. became the husband of Miss Power; Thomas wedded Amy Snedaker; Isaac wedded Hannah Day; and three others died in childhood. All the sons of Thomas Ross, Jr., are ministers in the Methodist Church, except our subject, who learned the tanner's trade with the father of Gen. Grant, and was a bosom friend of the lamented General and President. They frequently slept together, and on one occasion, while bathing in a creek, Israel saved the life of the future President, who was younger than he, and had strangled and gone down in the water. After completing his trade Mr. Ross farmed for awhile, and then worked at journeyman's wages for Mr. Grant for some time.

For two years prior to his marriage Israel Ross engaged in farming, and on April 13, 1841, Miss Elizabeth Jennings became his wife. They began their domestic life upon a small farm, and two years later Mr. Ross erected a tannery upon his father's farm, and for several years was engaged in business there. In 1855 he removed with his family to Marion County, Iowa, settling first in Knoxville Township, near Knoxville. In March, 1861, he purchased and removed to the farm, at that time fairly improved, and which he yet owns. Here for years Mr. Ross has lived and prospered, his children have grown to maturity, the good wife and mother, who was a true one in every sense, lived to see the country well developed, schools, churches and railroads built, and to her all seemed prosperous, when the death angel came and carried her away, Jan. 13, 1885.

Twelve children were born to Mr. and Mrs. Ross: The three eldest died in childhood, while the family were living in Ohio. The others were: Jasper, now husband of Melinda Ross; John A., married to Emma Blockmartin; Isaac W., wedded to Emma Willis; and Diana, were all born in Ohio. Adeline, wife of John Rittenhouse; Arethusa, J. F., Amy and Maggie J. were born in Iowa, the two latter in this county, on the old homestead.

Township offices have been repeatedly filled by our subject, who has, however, always preferred the management of his farm, and the privacy and comfort of his pleasant home. Since the death of his wife Mr. Ross has taken life easy, and his son Jay assumes the management of the farm. In an elegant home, made attractive by prosperity and the bright faces of his younger children, Mr. Ross is passing the evening of a well-spent life in deserved ease and comfort, and for his years is a remarkably youthful and well-preserved man. He has ever been a citizen of whom his countrymen are proud, and his family rank second to none in social circles. 

Family

Debora Jennings b. 6 Apr 1790, d. 27 Aug 1856
Children

Rev Thomas G Ross

M, #12913, b. 23 May 1825, d. 26 November 1909
FatherThomas G Ross b. 6 May 1786, d. 10 Sep 1848
MotherDebora Jennings b. 6 Apr 1790, d. 27 Aug 1856
Relationship1st cousin 5 times removed of Ted Earl Cash
ChartsJennings Family
Mayflower Descendants
Last Edited6 Mar 2019
Birth*23 May 1825 Rev Thomas G Ross was born on 23 May 1825 at Benton, Brown Co, OH. 
 He was the son of Thomas G Ross and Debora Jennings. 
Marriage*6 November 1845 Rev Thomas G Ross married Amy Snedaker on 6 November 1845 at Brown Co, OH. 
Occupation30 October 1850 On 30 Oct 1850 his occupation was listed as a farmer. 
Census*30 October 1850 Rev Thomas G Ross and Amy Snedaker appeared on the census of 30 October 1850 at Green Twsp, Brown Co, OHG. 
(Witness) Memo  [the following was taken from: Portrait and Biographical Album of Henry County, Iowa; Chicago: Acme Publishing Company, 1888. ]
Israel Ross, a farmer residing on section 9, Scott Township, Henry Co., Iowa, was born in Brown County, Ohio, Nov. 16, 1815. He is a son of Thomas and Deborah (Jennings) Ross. The Ross family were natives of Virginia, of Scotch ancestry. Of the Jennings family but little is known except that the grandmother, Charity (Freeman) Jennings, was born in Europe, and when a child came to America. Her parents later moved to Kentucky, and were there during the troublous times when the Indians were hostile, and the family were occasionally forced to take refuge in a boat, and to avoid capture would paddle to the other side of the Ohio River. The Jennings family later removed to Brown County, Ohio, near Georgetown, where the venerable parents lived and died. Thomas Ross became the husband of Deborah Jennings in Brown County, where both families were early settlers. Prior to marriage Mr. Ross ran a keelboat upon the Ohio River, and made regular trips between Cincinnati and Pittsburg. His boat occasionally made a trip to New Orleans, carrying the products of the country, as there were no railroads at that time. When a boat was sent to New Orleans the return journey had to be made on foot or horseback, it being impossible to bring the boat up stream.

After his marriage Thomas Ross settled on a farm, and reared a family of children: Israel, our subject; Margaret, who wedded David Vandyke; Sarah, the wife of Winfield Wright, and after his death of Dr. Dennis Callihar, of Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio; John W. became the husband of Miss Power; Thomas wedded Amy Snedaker; Isaac wedded Hannah Day; and three others died in childhood. All the sons of Thomas Ross, Jr., are ministers in the Methodist Church, except our subject, who learned the tanner's trade with the father of Gen. Grant, and was a bosom friend of the lamented General and President. They frequently slept together, and on one occasion, while bathing in a creek, Israel saved the life of the future President, who was younger than he, and had strangled and gone down in the water. After completing his trade Mr. Ross farmed for awhile, and then worked at journeyman's wages for Mr. Grant for some time.

For two years prior to his marriage Israel Ross engaged in farming, and on April 13, 1841, Miss Elizabeth Jennings became his wife. They began their domestic life upon a small farm, and two years later Mr. Ross erected a tannery upon his father's farm, and for several years was engaged in business there. In 1855 he removed with his family to Marion County, Iowa, settling first in Knoxville Township, near Knoxville. In March, 1861, he purchased and removed to the farm, at that time fairly improved, and which he yet owns. Here for years Mr. Ross has lived and prospered, his children have grown to maturity, the good wife and mother, who was a true one in every sense, lived to see the country well developed, schools, churches and railroads built, and to her all seemed prosperous, when the death angel came and carried her away, Jan. 13, 1885.

Twelve children were born to Mr. and Mrs. Ross: The three eldest died in childhood, while the family were living in Ohio. The others were: Jasper, now husband of Melinda Ross; John A., married to Emma Blockmartin; Isaac W., wedded to Emma Willis; and Diana, were all born in Ohio. Adeline, wife of John Rittenhouse; Arethusa, J. F., Amy and Maggie J. were born in Iowa, the two latter in this county, on the old homestead.

Township offices have been repeatedly filled by our subject, who has, however, always preferred the management of his farm, and the privacy and comfort of his pleasant home. Since the death of his wife Mr. Ross has taken life easy, and his son Jay assumes the management of the farm. In an elegant home, made attractive by prosperity and the bright faces of his younger children, Mr. Ross is passing the evening of a well-spent life in deserved ease and comfort, and for his years is a remarkably youthful and well-preserved man. He has ever been a citizen of whom his countrymen are proud, and his family rank second to none in social circles. 
Census10 June 1900 Rev Thomas G Ross and Amy Snedaker appeared on the census of 10 June 1900 at San Leandro, Alameda Co, CA. 
Occupation*1904 Rev Thomas G Ross was a Methodist minister living in California in 1904. 
Death*26 November 1909 He died on 26 November 1909 at San Leandro, Alameda Co, CA, at age 84. 

Family

Amy Snedaker b. Jan 1824, d. 25 Mar 1910
Marriage*6 November 1845 He married Amy Snedaker on 6 November 1845 at Brown Co, OH. 
Children

Thomas Gideon Ross

M, #34406, b. 5 October 1900, d. 24 December 1980
Last Edited16 Jun 2017
Birth*5 October 1900 Thomas Gideon Ross was born on 5 October 1900 at WI. 
Marriage* He married Bertha H Bischoff, daughter of Arthur Gustav Bischoff and Jennie Mary Harrington. 
Death*24 December 1980 Thomas Gideon Ross died on 24 December 1980 at Mosinee, Marathon Co, WI, at age 80. 

Family

Bertha H Bischoff b. 24 Jul 1913, d. 4 Dec 2007

Wilbur Seely Ross

M, #39386, b. 27 May 1893, d. November 1991
FatherFrank Edwin Ross b. 31 May 1862, d. 12 Jul 1951
MotherAnna Rose Wilbur b. 9 Sep 1868, d. 12 Apr 1950
Relationship3rd cousin 3 times removed of Ted Earl Cash
ChartsJennings Family
Mayflower Descendants
Last Edited12 Dec 2018
Birth*27 May 1893 Wilbur Seely Ross was born on 27 May 1893 at Burlingame, Osage Co, KS. 
 He was the son of Frank Edwin Ross and Anna Rose Wilbur. 
Marriage*27 December 1922 Wilbur Seely Ross married Jewel Hubbard on 27 December 1922. 
Death*November 1991 Wilbur Seely Ross died in November 1991 at OK at age 98. 

Family

Jewel Hubbard b. 5 Mar 1904, d. 17 Mar 1991
Child

William W Ross

M, #41589, b. 1844
ChartsEddings Family
Last Edited1 May 2019
Birth*1844 William W Ross was born in 1844 at MO. 
Marriage*22 July 1866 He married Mary Jane Eddings, daughter of Richard Douglas Eddings and Elizabeth (Betsy) Melton, on 22 July 1866 at Cole Co, MO. 

Family

Mary Jane Eddings b. 1843, d. 5 Mar 1906
Child