LIVING

Father: Claud AVERETT
Mother: Josephine STAYNER


                      _Elisha AVERETT _____
 _Claud AVERETT _____|
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|_Josephine STAYNER _|
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LIVING

Family 1: LIVING



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LIVING

Family 1: Charles Lloyd RHOTON

  1.  LIVING
  2.  LIVING
  3.  LIVING

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Erastus Elisha AVERETT

Father: George Washington Gill AVERETT
Mother: Nancy Ann TURNBEAUGH


                                   _John AVERETT __________
 _George Washington Gill AVERETT _|
|                                 |_Jannett Hamilton GILL _
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|--Erastus Elisha AVERETT 
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|_Nancy Ann TURNBEAUGH ___________|
                                  |_Ruth MCLAIN ___________

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BURIAL: Journal of his father, George Washington Gill Averett states: W e were living in Pleasant Hill, Pike Co., Illinois. He is buried in th e graveyard known as the McMullin or John Sapp plot. The cemetery is o n the bluff of the Mississippi river.


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Robert HAMILTON

Father: Hugh HAMILTON

Family 1: Jane PHILLIPS



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John Grice KITCHEN

Family 1: Louise AVERETT
  1. +John Carlyle KITCHEN
  2. +Ramona KITCHEN

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Clara OSTENSEN

Family 1: Daniel BIGELOW


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Nancy Ann TURNBEAUGH

Father: John TURNBEAUGH
Mother: Ruth MCLAIN

Family 1: George Washington Gill AVERETT
  1. +John William Riley AVERETT
  2. +Elijah Murray AVERETT
  3.  Erastus Elisha AVERETT
  4. +Eliza "Dean" Melzina AVERETT
  5. +James Washington AVERETT
  6. +George Henry AVERETT
  7. +Nancy Margaret AVERETT
  8. +Joseph Smith AVERETT
  9. +Mary Emily Caroline AVERETT
  10. +Sonora Elizabeth AVERETT
  11.  Gifford Ray AVERETT

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|_Ruth MCLAIN _____|
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MARRIAGE: When Nancy ws 17 years old she was married to George Washingto n Gill Averett by Judge Alexander Hemphill on Feb 24, 1853 in Pleasant Hi ll, Illinois. They were later sealed by Heber C. Kimball in the Endowmen t House in Salt Lake City, Utah on 14 June 1867. Source: Life History w ritten by Effie Syphus

BIOGRAPHY: Nancy had a half brother named John who also came to Utah. S he also had two half sisters, Melzenia and Florida. Nancy had very litt le schooling, so she learned to write after she settled in Washington. S he smoked a pipe for a while after being married but George bought he r a clock to get her to throw away her pipe. Nancy came to Washington, U tah in 1862 with the rest of the Averetts as part of the cotton mission f or the LDS Church. She was the mother of eleven children. All but one o f her children grew to maturity.
Source: Life History written by Effie Syphus .

!BURIAL: Headstone in Old Washington Cemetery, Washington, Washington, U tah reads: Nancy Ann T.Averett, 1836-1909. She is buried beside her hus band George Washington Gill Averett. Researcher: Georgenia Stewart

LIVED: The arrival of the Turnbaugh family in Pleasant Hill Township dat es from March 6, 1827. The head of the family was George Turnbaugh, a nat ive of the state of Kentucky, and before coming to Illinois was a residen t of Lincoln county, Missouri for a few years, In coming to our communit y they crossed the Mississippi at Clarksville and drove their oxteams acr oss the bottoms to where Pleasant Hill now stands. After reaching the blu ff they followed the crest of the hill westward and settled in the Stockl and neighborhood on land now owned by Stella Webster. George was born i n 1792 and died in 1865, and his wife, Nancy, was born in 1794 and died i n 1859. The children were: John, Jacob, Joseph, Jonathon, Lenallen, Mrs . Sarah Ann Brandon, Mrs. Margaret Tadlock, James W., Mrs. Lochey R. Far thing and Mrs. Nancy Wilson. From newspaper clipping in my grandmothers s crapbook. From: Captn@nova.org (Jim Kirk), 14 Jan 2001.


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