Arminda (Minnie) Barton Peckenpaugh Chiles (almost 54) was the second child of eleven children born to Harvey Barton Peckenpaugh and Sarah Ann Lyon of Cameron, IL.
Her lineage is as follows: Aminda⁵ Barton Peckenpaugh (Harvey⁴ Barton Peckenpaugh, Henry³ Peckenpaugh , George² Peter Peckenpaugh, Johan¹ Adam Beckenbach).
When Minnie was 13 yrs. old, her parents came to Harrison county, Iowa in Nov. 1867 and settled near Reeder's Mill, Jefferson Township, where her father worked in a sawmill.
In December 28, 1869 in Harrison County, Iowa , she was united in marriage to William M. CHILES, who was a son of Isaac and Eliza Jane (Stoner) CHILDS, who were the parents of four sons—Andrew, William, George and Joseph. The parents were natives of Ohio.
After their marriage, her husband worked on his father, Isaac Childs', farm one year, when he bought eighty acres of wild land, of which he broke about fifty acres the first year, also built a house 14x18 feet, one story in height; built outbuildings, etc.
This comprises a part of Mrs. Minnie CHILES' present farm, which now consists of one hundred and twenty acres, all under a high state of cultivation. When Minnie was older she had a farm of 120 acres all under a high state of cultivation.
They had five children:
1. Emmet M. Chiles b. Jan 12, 1871, Harrison Co. m. Nellie Ada Landingham & lived in Cherokee, Iowa. He died Dec. 1935.
2. Charles "Charley" Newton Chiles b. Fe. 15, 1873 Harrison Co. IA d. Jun 23, 1951 m. Hattie Gosse.
3. Lulie Belle Chiles (81) b. Oct. 5, 1874 in Harrison Co. IA m. Sam Wood, (div) moved to Washington State d. July 28, 1955, Spokane, WA cause of death:
Arterio Sclerosis
4. Andrew Jackson Chiles b. Oct. 8 1876 in Harrison Co. Iowa d. Mar. 4, 1935 buried Woodbine, Harrison Co. IA m. Ap. 10, 1910 to Mary Josephine Lindsay. 4 children
5. Isaac E. Chiles (4 yrs) b. Aug. 13, 1879 Harrison Co. IA d. Ap 23, 1884
Mrs. Minnie CHILES, wife of William CHILES, deceased, and a resident of sections 11 and 12, in Union Township, where she owns one hundred and twenty acres, came to Harrison County in the month of November, 1867, in company with her parents, who settled near Reeder's Mills, in Jefferson Township, where her father worked in a sawmill.
In December, 1869, she was united in marriage to William CHILES, who was a son of Isaac and Eliza CHILES, who were the parents of four sons—Andrew, William, George and Joseph. The parents were natives of Ohio. After the marriage of our subject, her husband worked his father's farm one year, when he bought eighty acres of wild land, of which he broke about fifty acres the first year, also built a house 14x18 feet, one story in height; built outbuildings, etc. This comprises a part of Mrs. CHILES' present farm, which now consists of one hundred and twenty acres, all under a high state of cultivation.
Minnie Peckenpaugh Chiles was born in Cameron, Warren Co. Illinois in 1854 and her parents, Harvey and Sarah A. PECKENPAUGH were both natives of Indiana. Her father came to Illinois in 1831 and to Iowa in 1867. They reared a family of eleven children, as follows: Rose A., Arminda "Minnie", Clarissa, Bell, Hettie, Ellen, Lillie, Stella, William A., Elza and Bird.
Mr. William M. CHILES was born Jun. 30, 1846 in Indiana and lived in Harrison County, Iowa thirty years of his life and died January 31, 1888.
Sources:
1891 Harrison County Iowa History, pp. 298-299
Peckinpaughs, Pickenpaughs, Beckenbaughs, Peckinpahs, and Peckenpaughs Descendants of Johann Adam and Anna Maria Beckenbach. complied by Edwin T. and Atha Peckenpaugh Brace. 1975 Gateway Press, Inc. Baltimore, MD. pp. 250-252
Her lineage is as follows: Aminda⁵ Barton Peckenpaugh (Harvey⁴ Barton Peckenpaugh, Henry³ Peckenpaugh , George² Peter Peckenpaugh, Johan¹ Adam Beckenbach).
When Minnie was 13 yrs. old, her parents came to Harrison county, Iowa in Nov. 1867 and settled near Reeder's Mill, Jefferson Township, where her father worked in a sawmill.
In December 28, 1869 in Harrison County, Iowa , she was united in marriage to William M. CHILES, who was a son of Isaac and Eliza Jane (Stoner) CHILDS, who were the parents of four sons—Andrew, William, George and Joseph. The parents were natives of Ohio.
After their marriage, her husband worked on his father, Isaac Childs', farm one year, when he bought eighty acres of wild land, of which he broke about fifty acres the first year, also built a house 14x18 feet, one story in height; built outbuildings, etc.
This comprises a part of Mrs. Minnie CHILES' present farm, which now consists of one hundred and twenty acres, all under a high state of cultivation. When Minnie was older she had a farm of 120 acres all under a high state of cultivation.
They had five children:
1. Emmet M. Chiles b. Jan 12, 1871, Harrison Co. m. Nellie Ada Landingham & lived in Cherokee, Iowa. He died Dec. 1935.
2. Charles "Charley" Newton Chiles b. Fe. 15, 1873 Harrison Co. IA d. Jun 23, 1951 m. Hattie Gosse.
3. Lulie Belle Chiles (81) b. Oct. 5, 1874 in Harrison Co. IA m. Sam Wood, (div) moved to Washington State d. July 28, 1955, Spokane, WA cause of death:
Arterio Sclerosis
4. Andrew Jackson Chiles b. Oct. 8 1876 in Harrison Co. Iowa d. Mar. 4, 1935 buried Woodbine, Harrison Co. IA m. Ap. 10, 1910 to Mary Josephine Lindsay. 4 children
5. Isaac E. Chiles (4 yrs) b. Aug. 13, 1879 Harrison Co. IA d. Ap 23, 1884
Mrs. Minnie CHILES, wife of William CHILES, deceased, and a resident of sections 11 and 12, in Union Township, where she owns one hundred and twenty acres, came to Harrison County in the month of November, 1867, in company with her parents, who settled near Reeder's Mills, in Jefferson Township, where her father worked in a sawmill.
In December, 1869, she was united in marriage to William CHILES, who was a son of Isaac and Eliza CHILES, who were the parents of four sons—Andrew, William, George and Joseph. The parents were natives of Ohio. After the marriage of our subject, her husband worked his father's farm one year, when he bought eighty acres of wild land, of which he broke about fifty acres the first year, also built a house 14x18 feet, one story in height; built outbuildings, etc. This comprises a part of Mrs. CHILES' present farm, which now consists of one hundred and twenty acres, all under a high state of cultivation.
Minnie Peckenpaugh Chiles was born in Cameron, Warren Co. Illinois in 1854 and her parents, Harvey and Sarah A. PECKENPAUGH were both natives of Indiana. Her father came to Illinois in 1831 and to Iowa in 1867. They reared a family of eleven children, as follows: Rose A., Arminda "Minnie", Clarissa, Bell, Hettie, Ellen, Lillie, Stella, William A., Elza and Bird.
Mr. William M. CHILES was born Jun. 30, 1846 in Indiana and lived in Harrison County, Iowa thirty years of his life and died January 31, 1888.
Sources:
1891 Harrison County Iowa History, pp. 298-299
Peckinpaughs, Pickenpaughs, Beckenbaughs, Peckinpahs, and Peckenpaughs Descendants of Johann Adam and Anna Maria Beckenbach. complied by Edwin T. and Atha Peckenpaugh Brace. 1975 Gateway Press, Inc. Baltimore, MD. pp. 250-252
Arminda (Minnie) Barton Peckenpaugh Chiles (almost 54) was the second child of eleven children born to Harvey Barton Peckenpaugh and Sarah Ann Lyon of Cameron, IL.
Her lineage is as follows: Aminda⁵ Barton Peckenpaugh (Harvey⁴ Barton Peckenpaugh, Henry³ Peckenpaugh , George² Peter Peckenpaugh, Johan¹ Adam Beckenbach).
When Minnie was 13 yrs. old, her parents came to Harrison county, Iowa in Nov. 1867 and settled near Reeder's Mill, Jefferson Township, where her father worked in a sawmill.
In December 28, 1869 in Harrison County, Iowa , she was united in marriage to William M. CHILES, who was a son of Isaac and Eliza Jane (Stoner) CHILDS, who were the parents of four sons—Andrew, William, George and Joseph. The parents were natives of Ohio.
After their marriage, her husband worked on his father, Isaac Childs', farm one year, when he bought eighty acres of wild land, of which he broke about fifty acres the first year, also built a house 14x18 feet, one story in height; built outbuildings, etc.
This comprises a part of Mrs. Minnie CHILES' present farm, which now consists of one hundred and twenty acres, all under a high state of cultivation. When Minnie was older she had a farm of 120 acres all under a high state of cultivation.
They had five children:
1. Emmet M. Chiles b. Jan 12, 1871, Harrison Co. m. Nellie Ada Landingham & lived in Cherokee, Iowa. He died Dec. 1935.
2. Charles "Charley" Newton Chiles b. Fe. 15, 1873 Harrison Co. IA d. Jun 23, 1951 m. Hattie Gosse.
3. Lulie Belle Chiles (81) b. Oct. 5, 1874 in Harrison Co. IA m. Sam Wood, (div) moved to Washington State d. July 28, 1955, Spokane, WA cause of death:
Arterio Sclerosis
4. Andrew Jackson Chiles b. Oct. 8 1876 in Harrison Co. Iowa d. Mar. 4, 1935 buried Woodbine, Harrison Co. IA m. Ap. 10, 1910 to Mary Josephine Lindsay. 4 children
5. Isaac E. Chiles (4 yrs) b. Aug. 13, 1879 Harrison Co. IA d. Ap 23, 1884
Mrs. Minnie CHILES, wife of William CHILES, deceased, and a resident of sections 11 and 12, in Union Township, where she owns one hundred and twenty acres, came to Harrison County in the month of November, 1867, in company with her parents, who settled near Reeder's Mills, in Jefferson Township, where her father worked in a sawmill.
In December, 1869, she was united in marriage to William CHILES, who was a son of Isaac and Eliza CHILES, who were the parents of four sons—Andrew, William, George and Joseph. The parents were natives of Ohio. After the marriage of our subject, her husband worked his father's farm one year, when he bought eighty acres of wild land, of which he broke about fifty acres the first year, also built a house 14x18 feet, one story in height; built outbuildings, etc. This comprises a part of Mrs. CHILES' present farm, which now consists of one hundred and twenty acres, all under a high state of cultivation.
Minnie Peckenpaugh Chiles was born in Cameron, Warren Co. Illinois in 1854 and her parents, Harvey and Sarah A. PECKENPAUGH were both natives of Indiana. Her father came to Illinois in 1831 and to Iowa in 1867. They reared a family of eleven children, as follows: Rose A., Arminda "Minnie", Clarissa, Bell, Hettie, Ellen, Lillie, Stella, William A., Elza and Bird.
Mr. William M. CHILES was born Jun. 30, 1846 in Indiana and lived in Harrison County, Iowa thirty years of his life and died January 31, 1888.
Sources:
1891 Harrison County Iowa History, pp. 298-299
Peckinpaughs, Pickenpaughs, Beckenbaughs, Peckinpahs, and Peckenpaughs Descendants of Johann Adam and Anna Maria Beckenbach. complied by Edwin T. and Atha Peckenpaugh Brace. 1975 Gateway Press, Inc. Baltimore, MD. pp. 250-252
Her lineage is as follows: Aminda⁵ Barton Peckenpaugh (Harvey⁴ Barton Peckenpaugh, Henry³ Peckenpaugh , George² Peter Peckenpaugh, Johan¹ Adam Beckenbach).
When Minnie was 13 yrs. old, her parents came to Harrison county, Iowa in Nov. 1867 and settled near Reeder's Mill, Jefferson Township, where her father worked in a sawmill.
In December 28, 1869 in Harrison County, Iowa , she was united in marriage to William M. CHILES, who was a son of Isaac and Eliza Jane (Stoner) CHILDS, who were the parents of four sons—Andrew, William, George and Joseph. The parents were natives of Ohio.
After their marriage, her husband worked on his father, Isaac Childs', farm one year, when he bought eighty acres of wild land, of which he broke about fifty acres the first year, also built a house 14x18 feet, one story in height; built outbuildings, etc.
This comprises a part of Mrs. Minnie CHILES' present farm, which now consists of one hundred and twenty acres, all under a high state of cultivation. When Minnie was older she had a farm of 120 acres all under a high state of cultivation.
They had five children:
1. Emmet M. Chiles b. Jan 12, 1871, Harrison Co. m. Nellie Ada Landingham & lived in Cherokee, Iowa. He died Dec. 1935.
2. Charles "Charley" Newton Chiles b. Fe. 15, 1873 Harrison Co. IA d. Jun 23, 1951 m. Hattie Gosse.
3. Lulie Belle Chiles (81) b. Oct. 5, 1874 in Harrison Co. IA m. Sam Wood, (div) moved to Washington State d. July 28, 1955, Spokane, WA cause of death:
Arterio Sclerosis
4. Andrew Jackson Chiles b. Oct. 8 1876 in Harrison Co. Iowa d. Mar. 4, 1935 buried Woodbine, Harrison Co. IA m. Ap. 10, 1910 to Mary Josephine Lindsay. 4 children
5. Isaac E. Chiles (4 yrs) b. Aug. 13, 1879 Harrison Co. IA d. Ap 23, 1884
Mrs. Minnie CHILES, wife of William CHILES, deceased, and a resident of sections 11 and 12, in Union Township, where she owns one hundred and twenty acres, came to Harrison County in the month of November, 1867, in company with her parents, who settled near Reeder's Mills, in Jefferson Township, where her father worked in a sawmill.
In December, 1869, she was united in marriage to William CHILES, who was a son of Isaac and Eliza CHILES, who were the parents of four sons—Andrew, William, George and Joseph. The parents were natives of Ohio. After the marriage of our subject, her husband worked his father's farm one year, when he bought eighty acres of wild land, of which he broke about fifty acres the first year, also built a house 14x18 feet, one story in height; built outbuildings, etc. This comprises a part of Mrs. CHILES' present farm, which now consists of one hundred and twenty acres, all under a high state of cultivation.
Minnie Peckenpaugh Chiles was born in Cameron, Warren Co. Illinois in 1854 and her parents, Harvey and Sarah A. PECKENPAUGH were both natives of Indiana. Her father came to Illinois in 1831 and to Iowa in 1867. They reared a family of eleven children, as follows: Rose A., Arminda "Minnie", Clarissa, Bell, Hettie, Ellen, Lillie, Stella, William A., Elza and Bird.
Mr. William M. CHILES was born Jun. 30, 1846 in Indiana and lived in Harrison County, Iowa thirty years of his life and died January 31, 1888.
Sources:
1891 Harrison County Iowa History, pp. 298-299
Peckinpaughs, Pickenpaughs, Beckenbaughs, Peckinpahs, and Peckenpaughs Descendants of Johann Adam and Anna Maria Beckenbach. complied by Edwin T. and Atha Peckenpaugh Brace. 1975 Gateway Press, Inc. Baltimore, MD. pp. 250-252
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Rosanna Peckenpaugh Armstrong
1852–1902
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Clarissa Peckenpaugh Dawdy
1856–1938
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Harriette "Hettie" Peckenpaugh Cuppy
1860–1914
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Lillian Mae Peckenpaugh Lamcke
1865–1931
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Stella Peckenpaugh Day
1867–1927
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Nora Ellen Peckenpaugh Cuppy
1867–1951
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William Andrew Peckenpaugh
1869–1957
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Elza Ira "Hank" Peckenpaugh
1872–1942
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Bird Ellis Peckenpaugh
1876–1948
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