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Title: History and genealogy of James and Sara Shepherd and their American decendants
Year: 1912 (1910s)
Authors: Shepherd, John Franklin
Subjects: Shepard family
Publisher: Toledo, (Ohio) : Shepherd
Contributing Library: Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center
Digitizing Sponsor: MSN

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nt farmer and stock raiser near Cleveland,Tenn. He is married and has no children. John W. and Vauhn Shepherd both died in childhood. Addie Shepherd, only daughter of John and Mary Shep-herd was married to A. M. Watson, a prominent farmer nearAmsterdam. She was translated to Heaven December 18, 1911.They had three children, William J. and Mary Addie, who areat home, and a babe who died in infancy. All of the childrenand grand children of John and Mary Ann Shepherd are faith-ful members of the Methodist church. James Shepherd, second son of John and Margaret Shep-herd, was married to Lucinda Miller, and settled upon the oldhomestead of his father. There were five children born tothem: James, Mary, Sanford, Alice and one who died in in-fancy. All of the children have gone to the City whose streetsare full of boys and girls, playing in the streets thereof. Afterthe death of their children, Mr. and Mrs. Shepherd removed toCarrollton, Ohio, where he died and where she still surviveshim, 48
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James Shepherd. Mrs. Lucinda Shepherd. Elizabeth M. Shepherd married to William Denning, is thefifth daughter and seventh child of John and Margaret Shep-herd. She with her husband early settled in Iowa. Elenor Shepherd sixth daughter and eighth child of Johnand Margaret Shepherd, born 1832, was married to John Jack-man, in 184 9 and moved to Hamden, Vinton County, Ohio,where she died in 186 9, aged 37 years. To this union wereborn six children: Henry Jackman, oldest son, born 1852,married and died 18 9 2 leaving no children; William Jackman,second son, born 18 5 4 married to Rose Fowler 1882, of whichunion two children are living, Ethel Jackman, married toLogan Tolin, residing at Soldier City, Kansas and John Jack-man at home with his father at Circleville, Kansas. Jane Jack-man, oldest daughter, born 1858, married Hyram Mills, ofHamden, Ohio and moved to Rush County, Kas., then to Ne-meha County where Mr. Mills died in 1886. In 1896 Mrs. Millsmarried Benj. Turley, with whom she live

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