MARGERY PACE (14.6) is the daughter of William Pace and Mary Pace.  Margery was born on March 4, 1788 in Virginia.  In 1807, Margery Pace married George Washington Wininger (30.12.6) in Washington County, Virginia.  George was born on April 9, 1786 in Virginia and is the son of John Alexander Wininger and Catherine (Huffman) Wininger.  From 1815 to 1830, George Wininger was living in Hawkins County, Tennessee.  George and Margery Wininger were the parents of eleven children:

  John A. Wininger (14.6.1), b. October 22, 1808, Tennessee
  William Wininger (14.6.2), b. 1809, Tennessee
  Mary Ann Wininger (14.6.3), b. 1811, Tennessee
  Jessie Wininger, b. 1816, Hawkins County, Tennessee
  Rebecca Wininger (14.6.5), b. November 19, 1816, Hawkins County, Tenn.
  Samuel Wininger (14.6.6), b. Ocotber 3, 1818, Hawkins County, Tennessee
  Susan Wininger (14.6.7), b. October 8, 1820, Hawkins County, Tennessee
  George W. Wininger, Jr. (14.6.8), b. 1822, Hawkins County, Tennessee
  Catherine Wininger, b. 1824, Hawkins County, Tennessee
  Julia Ann Wininger (14.6.10), b. August 16, 1826, Hawkins County, Tennessee
  Elizabeth Jane Wininger (14.6.11), b. July 11, 1828, Hawkins County, Tennessee

George Washington Wininger died on December 12, 1848 in Dubois County, Indiana and was buried there in the Pace Cemetery.  In 1850, Margery “Winegar” was living in Dubois County, Indiana.  In 1850, Margaret Wineger (born 1838 in Indiana) was living with Margery.  Margery (Pace) Wininger died on August 19, 1859 in Dubois County, Indiana and was buried there in the Pace Cemetery.

References:  1)  Deed Book 3, Page 35, Scott County, Virginia, 1815;  2)  1830 Census, Hawkins County, Tennessee;  3)  1850 Census, Dubois County, Indiana;  4)  “Pace, One of America’s Earliest Families,” by Noble Hamilton Pace, 1962, Pages 34 and 35;  5)  “The Winegar Tree,” July, 1978, Pages 8 - 12;  6)  “The Winegar Tree,” April, 1983, article by Ida Mae (Wineinger) Burney, Pages 33 - 39;  7)  Family Group Sheet by Phil Shelton, 1985

JOHN A. WINEINGER (14.6.1) is the son of George Washington Wininger and Margery (Pace) Wininger.  John was born on October 22, 1808 in Tennessee.  John Wineinger married Catherine Wininger (30.11.5.3).  Catherine was born on December 6, 1809 in Virginia and is the daughter of Peter K. Wininger and Julia Ann (Slusher) Wininger.  In 1830, John Wineinger was living in Scott County, Virginia.  In 1850, John and Catherine Wineinger were living in Orange County, Indiana.  In 1860, John and Catherine Wineinger were living in Dubois County, Indiana.  John and Catherine Wineinger were the parents of fifteen children:

  William S. Wineinger (14.6.1.1), b. November 30, 1828, Virginia
  Peter K. Wineinger (14.6.1.2), b. June 1, 1830, Tennessee
  George Wineinger, b. July 12, 1832, Tennessee
  David M. Wineinger, b. 1834, Tennessee
  Elizabeth Wineinger, b. February 9, 1835, Tennessee
  Samuel W. Wineinger (14.6.1.6), b. November 18, 1836, Tennessee
  Mary Jane Wineinger, b. November 18, 1838, Tennessee
  John Fletcher Wineinger (14.6.1.8), b. February 28, 1840, Orange Co., Indiana
  Jesse A. Wineinger, b. August 31, 1843, Orange County, Indiana
  Margery E. Wineinger (14.6.1.10), b. April 17, 1845, Orange County, Indiana
  Stephen K. Wineinger, b. 1846, Orange County, Indiana
  Phillip N. Wineinger, b. September 25, 1848, Orange County, Indiana
  Amanda Catherine Wineinger, b. February 29, 1850, Orange County, Indiana
  Charles D. Wineinger (14.6.1.14), b. September 1, 1853, Indiana
  Kender Wineinger

Catherine (Wininger) Wineinger died on February 1, 1870 in Dubois County, Indiana.  In 1870, John A. Wineinger was living in Dubois County, Indiana.  On January 5, 1871, John Wininger married a second time to Catherine Beard in Washington County, Indiana.  In 1880, John A. “Wininger” and his wife, Margaret Wininger (born 1835 in Indiana), were living in Dubois County, Indiana.  John Wininger died on September 19, 1882 in Dubois County, Indiana and was buried there in the Shiloh Cemetery.  Jesse Wineinger was killed, along with his brother, Kender Wineinger, in a boiler explosion.  Phillip Wineinger married a woman whose name was Sally J.  Amanda Wineinger never married.  In 1900, Amanda Wineinger was living with her brother, Charles, in Dubois County, Indiana.

References:  1)  1830 Census, Scott County, Virginia;  2)  1850 Census, Orange County, Indiana;  3)  1860, 1870, 1880 and 1900 Censuses, Dubois County, Indiana;  4)  Letter, Minnie (Naugle) Motsinger to Mrs. Darter, February 11, 1958;  5)  “The Winegar Tree,” July, 1978, Pages 7 - 11, article by Goldie (Corn) Marshall;  6)  “The Winegar Tree,” April, 1983, Pages 33 - 39, article by Ida Mae (Wineinger) Burney

WILLIAM S. WINEINGER (14.6.1.1) is the son of John A. Wineinger and Catherine (Wininger) Wineinger.  William was born on November 30, 1828 in Virginia.  On December 6, 1849, William Wineinger married Diana Roberts (born December 9, 1831).  From 1850 to 1880, William and Diana Wineinger were living in Dubois County, Indiana.  William and Diana Wineinger were the parents of eleven children:

  John A. Wineinger, b. November 3, 1851, Dubois County, Indiana
  Nancy J. Wineinger, b. September 18, 1853, Dubois County, Indiana
  Lydia A. Wineinger, b. September 4, 1854, Dubois County, Indiana
  George W. Wineinger, b. April 4, 1855, Dubois County, Indiana
  Lucy Ellan Wineinger, b. January 25, 1859, Dubois County, Indiana
  Martin L. Wineinger (14.6.1.1.6), b. March 6, 1861, Dubois County, Indiana
  Sarah E. Wineinger, b. January 3, 1863, Dubois County, Indiana
  Charles W. Wineinger, b. August 28, 1866, Dubois County, Indiana
  Mary C. Wineinger, b. November 22, 1868, Dubois County, Indiana
  Stephen Spice Wineinger, b. November 1, 1870, Dubois County, Indiana
  William K. Wineinger (14.6.1.1.11), b. August 11, 1872, Dubois County, Indiana

Diana (Roberts) Wineinger died on April 24, 1895.  In 1900, William “Wininger” and his wife, Mary M. Wininger (born September, 1839 in Indiana), were living in Dubois County, Indiana.  William S. Wineinger died on May 3, 1911.  John A. Wineinger died as an infant in 1852.  Nancy Wineinger married Bill Claxton and she died in California.  Lydia Wineinger died on same day that she was born, September 4, 1854.  George Wineinger died in Kansas.  Lucy Wineinger married Alfred Bletcher and she died in California.

Sarah Wineinger married John Byers and they lived in Oolitic, Indiana.  John Byers died in 1922 and Sarah (Wineinger) Byers died on February 9, 1946.  Charles Wineinger died in Kansas.  Mary Wineinger married Albert Nicholson (born 1864).  Mary (Wineinger) Nicholson died in Bedford, Indiana in 1943 and Albert Nicholson died in 1946.  Stephen Wineinger married Laurie Shipsman.  Stephen Wineinger died in Dubois County, Indiana.

References:  1)  1850, 1860, 1870, 1880 and 1900 Censuses, Dubois County, Indiana;  2)  “History of Pike and Dubois Counties, Indiana,” by Goodspeed, 1885, Page 770;  3)  “The Winegar Tree,” July, 1981, Page 60, article by Evelyn (Wineinger) Crecelius

MARTIN LESTER WINEINGER (14.6.1.1.6) is the son of William S. Wineinger and Diana (Roberts) Wineinger.  Martin was born on March 6, 1861 in Dubois County, Indiana.  In 1887, Martin Wineinger married Missouri McCune (born December 28, 1867 in Indiana).  Martin and Missouri Wininger were the parents of at least six children:

  Mary B. Wininger, b. March, 1888, Indiana
  Viola E. Wininger, b. August, 1889, Indiana
  Stella E. Wininger, b. November, 1891, Indiana
  Ida M. Wininger, b. August, 1893, Indiana
  Herman E. Wininger, b. January, 1897, Indiana
  Janie O. Wininger, b. October, 1899, Indiana

In 1900, Martin and Missouri “Wininger” were living in Dubois County, Indiana.  Missouri (McCune) Wineinger died on December 4, 1949 and Martin Wineinger died on March 1, 1952.

References:  1)  1900 Census, Dubois County, Indiana;  2)  “The Winegar Tree,” July, 1981, Page 60, article by Evelyn (Wineinger) Crecelius

WILLIAM KINDER WINEINGER (14.6.1.1.11) is the son of William S. Wineinger and Diana (Roberts) Wineinger.  William was born on August 11, 1872 in Dubois County, Indiana.  On September 15, 1897, William Wineinger married Alveretta Howerton (born September 18, 1874 in Indiana).  William and Alveretta Wineinger were the parents of six children:

  William Henderson Wineinger, b. September 11, 1898, Indiana
  Clarence Elvie Wineinger, b. January 5, 1901
  Charles Edward Wineinger, b. March 24, 1903
  Philip Sherman Wineinger, b. December 26, 1905
  Byrd Fred Wineinger, b. March 29, 1909
  Claude Alvin Wineinger, b. October 2, 1911

In 1900, William and Alveretta “Wininger” were living in Dubois County, Indiana.  Alveretta (Howerton) Wineinger died on February 28, 1946 and William Kinder Wineinger died on April 22, 1953.  William Henderson Wineinger married Esther Baker they had one daughter:  -  Marvel Gledolyn Wineinger, b. June 17, 1920.  Marvel Wineinger married John Hyler and they have three daughters:  -  Sharon Hyler who married a Mr. Fehr,  -  Bonnie Hyler who married a Mr. Bevis,  -  Marlyn Hyler.  Marvel (Wineinger) Hyler died on February 23, 1978.

Clarence Wineinger married Ora Archer and they had one daughter:  -  Clarence Marie Wineinger, b. November 19, 1921.  Clarence Elvie Wineinger died on August 10, 1921.  Clarence Marie Wineinger married William Elkins and they have five children:  -  David Elkins,  -  Ronald Elkins,  -  Gordon Elkins,  -  Garry Elkins,  -  Diane Elkins.  Charles Wineinger died young on September 20, 1907.  On March 3, 1927, Philip Sherman Wineinger married Elva Marie Harris and they had six children:  -  Evelyn Alverettia Wineinger, b. January 28, 1929,  -  Georgia Laverne Wineinger, b. September 17, 1931,  -  Clarence Edward Wineinger, b. April 12, 1934,  -  James Keith Wineinger, b. August 21, 1936,  -  Bonnie Jean Wineinger, b. October 25, 1939,  -  Kathral Darlene Wineinger, b. April 30, 1947.

Byrd Wineinger first married Ruth Waggie but they were later divorced.  Byrd Wineinger married a second time to Bernatte Burnsen and they have one daughter:  -  Sue Ellen Wineinger, b. December 21, 1936.  Sue Ellen Wineinger married Arthur Roach and they have two children:  -  Kelly Roach,  -  Gary Roach.  Claude Wineinger married Esther Kerns and they have four children:  -  Claude Glenn Wineinger who married Willa Mae Eastridge and had two sons and three daughters,  -  Robert Lloyd Wineinger who is unmarried,  -  Darrel Dean Wineinger who married Barbara Savage,  -  Patricia Ann Wineinger who married James Anderson.

References:  1)  1900 Census, Dubois County, Indiana;  2)  “The Winegar Tree,” July, 1981, Page 60, article by Evelyn (Wineinger) Crecelius

PETER K. WINEINGER (14.6.1.2) is the son of John A. Wineinger and Catherine (Wininger) Wineinger.  Peter was born on June 1, 1830 in Tennessee.  Peter K. Wineinger married Martha Kellam (born 1834 in Indiana).  In 1870, Peter and Martha Wineinger were living in Dubois County, Indiana.  Peter and Martha Wineinger were the parents of at least six children:

  Sarah Wineinger, b. 1853, Indiana
  Eliza Wineinger, b. 1858, Indiana
  John E. Wineinger (14.6.1.2.3), b. June, 1859, Indiana
  James Wineinger, b. 1863, Indiana
  Sherman S. Wineinger, b. September, 1865, Indiana
  Homer Wineinger, b. 1868, Indiana

In 1900, Sherman Wineinger was living with his brother, John, in Dubois County, Indiana.

References:  1)  1870 and 1900 Censuses, Dubois County, Indiana;  2)  “The Winegar Tree,” July, 1978, Pages 7 - 11, article by Goldie (Corn) Marshall

JOHN E. WINEINGER (14.6.1.2.3) is the son of Peter K. Wineinger and Martha (Kellam) Wineinger.  John was born in June of 1859 in Indiana.  In 1900, John “Wineinger” and his wife, Etta A. Wineinger (born December, 1866, Indiana), were living in Dubois County, Indiana.  John and Etta Wineinger were the parents of at least five children:

  Bertha M. Wineinger, b. January, 1888, Indiana
  Dela E. Wineinger, b. May, 1889, Indiana
  Myrtle V. Wineinger, b. October, 1892, Indiana
  Annie M. Wineinger, b. August, 1894, Indiana
  Willie A. Wineinger, b. December, 1896, Indiana

Reference:  1)  1900 Census, Dubois County, Indiana

SAMUEL W. WINEINGER (14.6.1.6) is the son of John A. Wineinger and Catherine (Wininger) Wineinger.  Samuel was born on November 18, 1836 in Tennessee.  On March 21, 1867, Samuel Wineinger married Nancy Ann Harris (born 1848 in Indiana).  In 1870, Samuel and Nancy Wineinger were living in Dubois County, Indiana.  Samuel and Nancy Wineinger were the parents of six children:

  Alberta W. Wineinger, b. February 9, 1868, Indiana
  Sarah Olga Wineinger, b. October 14, 1870, Dubois County, Indiana
  Marshall Wineinger, b. February 9, 1873, Dubois County, Indiana
  Homer V. Wineinger, b. July 14, 1874, Dubois County, Indiana
  Della May Wineinger (14.6.1.6.5), b. August 20, 1877, Dubois County, Indiana
  An Unnamed Child

Nancy (Harris) Wineinger died on January 6, 1879.  On February 6, 1879, Samuel Wineinger married a second time to Malissa Anderson (born August 14, 1852 in Indiana).  In 1880, Samuel and Malissa Wineinger were living in Dubois County, Indiana.  Samuel and Malissa Wineinger were the parents of five children:

  Three children died as infants
  Dora Ethel Wineinger, b. April 6, 1885, Dubois County, Indiana
  Franklin Other Wineinger, b. October 22, 1886, Dubois County, Indiana

Malissa (Anderson) Wineinger died on January 14, 1893.  On February 2, 1893, Samuel Wineinger married a third time to Mioma Jane Horton (born December 23, 1862 in Indiana).  Jane and Nancy Harris were first cousins.  Samuel and Jane Wineinger were the parents of two children:

  Clara Florence Wineinger, b. September 23, 1893, Dubois County, Indiana
  Esta Belle Wineinger, b. April 23, 1899, Dubois County, Indiana

In 1900, Sam and Jane “Wininger” were living in Dubois County, Indiana.  Mioma Jane (Horton) Wineinger died on February 27, 1907 and Samuel Wineinger died on May 6, 1907.  Alberta Wineinger died on October 20, 1874.  On February 1, 1887, Sarah Wineinger married John W. Anderson.  Sarah (Wineinger) Anderson died on August 5, 1904.  Marshall Wineinger died on August 17, 1873.  On March 8, 1903, Homer Wineinger married Clara V. Brittain and they had two children:  -  Samuel Wineinger, b. October 1, 1904,  -  Rachel Wineinger.  Rachel Wineinger married a Mr. LeDuc and was living in Tallahassee, Florida in 1948.  Homer Wineinger died on January 26, 1948.

On July 5, 1903, Dora Wineinger married William Roudenbush and they had three children:  -  a daughter who died in infancy,  -  Wilma Roudenbush,  -  Walter Roudenbush, b. July 28, 1905.  William Roudenbush died in March of 1907.  Dora (Wineinger) Roudenbush died on May 31, 1963 and was buried in the Shiloh Cemetery at Ireland, Indiana.  Walter Roudenbush died on May 23, 1982 in Jasper, Indiana and was buried in the Shiloh Cemetery at Ireland, Indiana.  In 1913, Clara Wineinger married Oliver Madly and they had three children:  -  Homer Lee Madly,  -  Dora Madly,  -  Josephine Madly.  Dora Madly died of diptheria on December 2, 1921.  Clara (Wineinger) Madly died on March 3, 1922 and was buried at the Methodist Cemetery at Taswell.

Esta Wineinger married Blythe McCormack and then moved to Velpen, Indiana.  Blythe and Esta McCormack were the parents of ten children:  -  Mrs. Collis Harris of Evansville,  -  Mrs. Marion Hilgeman of Huntingburg,  -  Mrs. Otis Barnett of Huntingburg,  -  Mrs. Eugene Bauer of Huntingburg,  -  Mrs. Paul Leslie of Oakland City,  -  Mrs. Lester Froman of Spurgeon,  -  Mrs. James Winters, Jr. of Indianapolis,  -  Miss Rosanna McCormack of Huntingburg,  -  Robert McCormack of Indianapolis,  -  Charles McCormack of Indianapolis.  Blythe McCormack was killed in a mining accident on September 14, 1935.  Esta later moved to Huntingburg, Indiana and around 1947 moved to Indianapolis, Indiana.  Esta (Wineinger) McCormack died on January 7, 1951.

References:  1)  1870, 1880 and 1900 Censuses, Dubois County, Indiana;  2)  “History of Pike and Dubois Counties, Indiana,” by Goodspeed, 1885, Page 715;  3)  “The Winegar Tree,” July, 1985, Pages 52 - 54, article by Mrs. Elsie Keller

DELLA MAY WINEINGER (14.6.1.6.5) is the daughter of Samuel W. Wineinger and Nancy Ann (Harris) Wineinger.  Della May was born on August 20, 1877 in Dubois County, Indiana.  On November 2, 1894, Della May Wineinger entered a complaint charging John Frank, Jr. with being the father of her child.  On January 25, 1895, it was reported that Miss Della Wineinger came “into open court and acknowledged that satisfactory provisions had been made for the support of her child” and the case was dismissed.  On February 7, 1897, Della Wineinger married John Frank, Jr.  John and Della Frank were the parents of three children:

  Mamie Anna Frank, b. March 19, 1895
  Lawrence John Frank, b. December 14, 1897
  Josephine Elizabeth Frank, b. November 6, 1900

Following the death of John Frank, Jr., Della married a second time to Ernest Ruehle, who also preceded Della in death.  Della (Wineinger) Ruehle died on August 15, 1971 and was buried in the Community Cemetery in Haysville, Indiana.  Mamie Frank married Robert Mehne and they had two children:  -  Cleta Sophie Mehne, b. February 17, 1914,  -  Roberta Mehne, b. April 24, 1925.  Lawrence Frank and his wife, Vera, were the parents of two children:  -  Louise Frank who married Oscar Kalb,  -  Randall Frank of Lancaster, California.  Josephine married Arlo Breidenbaugh and they had two children:  -  Arnett Breidenbaugh,  -  Arlo Breidenbaugh, Jr.  Arlo Breidenbaugh, Sr. died on July 17, 1948.  Josephine (Frank) Breidenbaugh died on August 7, 1982 in Jasper, Indiana and was buried in the Community Cemetery in Haysville, Indiana.

Reference:  1)  “The Winegar Tree,” July, 1985, Pages 52 - 54, article by Mrs. Elsie Keller

JOHN FLETCHER WINEINGER (14.6.1.8) is the son of John A. Wineinger and Catherine (Wininger) Wineinger.  John was born on February 28, 1840 in Orange County, Indiana.  On July 26, 1863, John Wineinger married Rachel Corn.  Rachel lived only two years after they were married.  A year after Rachel’s death, John Wineinger married a second time to Maria White (born 1849 in Indiana).  In 1870, John and Maria Wineinger were living in Dubois County, Indiana.  John and Maria Wineinger were the parents of four children:

  Irvie W. Wineinger, b. 1868, Indiana
  Anna Belle Wineinger, b. 1869, Indiana
  Stella M. Wineinger, b. 1874, Dubois County, Indiana
  Charles Wineinger, b. 1875, Dubois County, Indiana

John Wineinger married a third time to Caroline Walters (born June 23, 1856).  In 1880, John and Caroline Wineinger were living in Dubois County, Indiana.  John and Caroline Wineinger were the parents of four children:

  Nancy A. Wineinger, b. 1877, Dubois County, Indiana
  Andrew Wineinger
  Harvey L. Wineinger
  Cora V. Wineinger

References:  1)  1870 and 1880 Censuses, Dubois County, Indiana;  2)  “History of Pike and Dubois Counties, Indiana,” by Goodspeed, 1885, Page 715

MARGERY ELLEN WINEINGER (14.6.1.10) is the daughter of John A. Wineinger and Catherine (Wininger) Wineinger.  Margery was born on April 17, 1845 in Indiana.  On November 22, 1870, Margery Wineinger married John Taylor Corn in Dubois County, Indiana.  John was born on February 18, 1849 in Dubois County, Indiana and is the son of Jesse M. Corn and Margery (Harris) Corn.  John and Margery Corn were the parents of at least one son:

  Porter Corn, b. August 12, 1880, Dubois County, Indiana

John Taylor Corn died on January 4, 1919 in Kay County, Oklahoma and Margery (Wineinger) Corn died on March 13, 1930 in Kay County, Oklahoma.  On June 21, 1905, Porter Corn married Lillie M. Burgett and they were the parents of at least one daughter:  -  Goldie E. Corn.  Porter Corn died on January 13, 1959 in Kay County, Oklahoma.  Goldie Corn married Mr. Marshall and lives in South Haven, Kansas.

Reference:  1)  “The Winegar Tree,” Pages 7 - 11, July, 1978, article by Goldie (Corn) Marshall

CHARLES D. WINEINGER (14.6.1.14) is the son of John A. Wineinger and Catherine (Wininger) Wineinger.  Charles was born on September 1, 1853 in Indiana.  On March 30, 1880, Charles Wineinger married Cordelia Lemond.  Cordelia was born on December 5, 1856 in Indiana and is the daughter of Joseph Lemond and Charlotte Lemond.  In 1900, Charles and Delia “Wineinger” were living in Dubois County, Indiana.  Charles and Cordelia Wineinger were the parents of three children:

  Ray F. Wineinger, b. March, 1880, Indiana
  Havilla C. Wineinger, b. May, 1883, Indiana
  Queen C. Wineinger, b. September, 1892, Indiana

References:  1)  1900 Census, Dubois County, Indiana;  2)  “History of Pike and Dubois Counties, Indiana,” by Goodspeed, 1885, Page 749

WILLIAM WINEINGER (14.6.2) is the son of George Washington Wininger and Margery (Pace) Wininger.  William was born 1809 in Tennessee.  On July 29, 1838, William Wineinger married Louisa Damewood (born in 1820 in Tennessee).  William and Louisa Wineinger were the parents of at least seven children:

  Margery A. Wininger (14.6.2.1), b. 1838, Indiana
  Isaac Wininger, b. 1840, Indiana
  Mary C. Wininger, b. 1843, Indiana
  Sarah Ann Wininger (14.6.2.4), b. May 16, 1844, Indiana
  Elizabeth F. Wininger, b. 1847, Indiana
  John Wininger, b. 1848, Indiana
  Rebecca Wininger, b. 1853, Indiana

In 1850, William and Lousia Wininger were living in Orange County, Indiana.  From 1870 to 1880, William and two of his daughters, Mary and Rebecca, were living in Dubois County, Indiana.  On December 28, 1862, Sarah Ann Wineinger married her first cousin, Reverend Jesse Scott Milburn.  For additional information on the descendants of Jesse and Sarah Milburn, see the sketch of Jesse Scott Milburn (14.6.5.2).

References:  1)  1850 Census, Orange County, Indiana;  2)  1870 and 1880 Censuses, Dubois County, Indiana;  3)  “The Winegar Tree,” October, 1978, Pages 10 and 11, article by Monte Dwight Milburn

MARGERY A. WININGER (14.6.2.1) is the daughter of William Wininger and Louisa (Damewood) Wininger.  Margery was born in 1838 in Indiana.  On August 27, 1857, Margery Wininger married Andrew J. Wininger (30.12.2.1.6).  Andrew was born on September 2, 1835 in Hawkins County, Tennessee and is the son of John Wininger and Ellen Wininger.  Andrew and Margery Wininger were the parents of at least eight children:

  Eliza Wininger, b. 1858, Indiana
  Ann Wininger, b. 1860, Indiana
  John William Wininger, b. 1864, Indiana
  Marion Wininger (14.6.2.1.4), b. January 1, 1864, Martin County, Indiana
  Jane Wininger, b. 1868, Martin County, Indiana
  Martha Wininger, b. 1872, Martin County, Indiana
  Mary Wininger, b. 1876, Martin County, Indiana
  Louisa Wininger, b. 1877, Martin County, Indiana

In 1870, Andrew and Margery Wininger were living in Martin County, Indiana.  Margery (Wininger) Wininger died on April 25, 1877 in Martin County, Indiana.  Andrew J. Wininger married a second time to Nancy J. Wittsman.  For additional information on the descendants of Andrew and Nancy Wininger, see the sketch of Andrew J. Wininger (30.12.2.1.6).  In 1880, Andrew and Jane Wininger were living in Martin County, Indiana.  Andrew J. Wininger died on December 21, 1911 in French Lick, Indiana.

References:  1)  1870 and 1880 Censuses, Martin County, Indiana;  2)  “The Winegar Tree,” April, 1985, Pages 30 and 31, article by Raymond William Wininger

MARION WININGER (14.6.2.1.4) is the son of Andrew J. Wininger and Margery (Wininger) Wininger.  Marion was born on January 1, 1864 in Martin County, Indiana.  On January 13, 1889, Marion Wininger married Malinda “Lindy” Watson.  Malinda was born on October 7, 1868 in Martin County, Indiana and is the daughter of David Watson and Mary Elizabeth Watson.  Marion and Malinda Wininger were the parents of at least four daughters:

  Dollie May Wininger, b. November 20, 1890, Indiana
  Della Wininger, b. December, 1893, Indiana
  Bertha Wininger, b. July, 1896, Indiana
  Mary E. Wininger, b. February, 1899, Indiana

In 1900, Marion and Linda “Wininger” were living in Martin County, Indiana.  Malinda (Watson) Wininger died on November 6, 1954 in French Lick, Indiana and Marion Wininger died on February 19, 1956 in French Lick, Indiana.  On July 21, 1912, Dollie Wininger married William Brent Wininger.  William was born on June 1, 1890 and is the son of John Wesly Wininger and Mary Ann (Smith) Wininger.  William and Dollie Wininger were the parents of at least one son:  -  William Raymond Wininger, b. October 14, 1919 in West Baden, Indiana.  William Brent Wininger died on May 24, 1955 in French Lick, Indiana and Dollie May (Wininger) Wininger died on November 23, 1970.  On February 25, 1943, Raymond Wininger married Susie Hunt.

References:  1)  1900 Census, Martin County, Indiana;  2)  “The Winegar Tree,” April, 1985, Pages 30 and 31, article by Raymond William Wininger

MARY ANN WININGER (14.6.3) is the daughter of George Washington Wininger and Margery (Pace) Wininger.  Mary was born in 1811.  Mary Ann Wininger married Phillip Wininger (30.11.5.1).  Philip was born on October 10, 1804 in Tennessee and is the son of Peter Wininger and Julia Ann (Slusher) Wininger.  Philip and Mary Wininger were the parents of seven children:

  Catherine Wininger (14.6.3.1), b. September 2, 1826, Hawkins County, Tennessee
  Peter Wininger (14.6.3.2), b. October 16, 1828, Hawkins County, Tennessee
  Margery Wininger (14.6.3.3), b. November 29, 1831, Hawkins County, Tennessee
  Julia Wininger, b. December 30, 1833, Hawkins County, Tennessee
  Rebecca Wininger, b. December 23, 1835, Hawkins County, Tennessee
  Phoebe Wininger (14.6.3.6), b. 1838, Hawkins County, Tennessee
  George Wininger, b. 1839, Hawkins County, Tennessee

Mary Ann (Wininger) Wininger died in 1840.  Phillip Wininger married two times after Mary Ann died and had nine more children by his later wives.  For additional information on the Phillip’s other children, see the sketch of Phillip Wininger (30.11.5.1).  From 1830 to 1850, Phillip Wininger was living in Hawkins County, Tennessee.  On March 14, 1850, Julia Wininger married Andrew Jackson Derrick.  Julia (Wininger) Derrick died on March 12, 1904.  On May 18, 1856, Rebecca Wininger married William Case.  William Case’s sister, Marietta, married Rebecca’s brother, Peter Wininger.  Rebecca (Wininger) Case died on June 13, 1927 in Little Rock, Arkansas and was buried in the Irontown Cemetery in Pulaski County, Arkansas.

References:  1)  1830, 1840 and 1850 Censuses, Hawkins County, Tennessee;  2)  “The Winegar Tree,” April, 1983, Page 33 - 39, article by Ida Mae (Wineinger) Burney;  3)  Family Group Sheet by Phil Shelton, June, 1985

CATHERINE WININGER (14.6.3.1) is the daughter of Phillip Wininger and Mary Ann (Wininger) Wininger.  Catherine was born on September 2, 1826 in Hawkins County, Tennessee.  In May of 1845, Catherine Wininger married Henry Falen.  Henry was born on May 6, 1822 in Scott County, Virginia and is the son of William Falen and Mary Falen.  Henry and Catherine Falen were the parents of at least eleven children:

  John A. Falen, b. May 7, 1847, Hawkins County, Tennessee
  Philip Elmer Falen (14.6.3.1.2), b. February 8, 1849, Hawkins County, Tennessee
  Mary Ann Falen (14.6.3.1.3), b. March 2, 1851, Hawkins County, Tennessee
  Sarah Amanda Falen (14.6.3.1.4), b. May 13, 1853, Glasgow, Kentucky
  Rebecca Jane Falen, b. August 28, 1855, Barren County, Kentucky
  William Martin Falen, b. September 11, 1857, Benton County, Arkansas
  Elkana Falen, b. May 17, 1860, Benton County, Arkansas
  Julia Falen, b. March 4, 1862, Benton County, Arkansas
  Andrew Seigle Falen, b. August 30, 1864, Shawnee County, Kansas
  Martha Falen, b. October 6, 1866, Shawnee County, Kansas
  Elijah Falen, b. March 26, 1872, Brown County, Kansas

In 1870, Henry and Catherine Falen were living in Doniphan County, Kansas.  Henry Falen died on March 6, 1888 at Hope, Kansas and Catherine (Wininger) Falen died on March 7, 1921 in Ramona, Kansas.  Both were buried in the Ashton Cemetery at Hope, Kansas.  On August 7, 1872, John Falen married Mahala Hodges.  John Falen died on September 28, 1913 at Hope, Kansas and was buried there in the Ashton Cemetery.  On October 14, 1875, Rebecca Falen married Charles R. Crimble in Dickinson County, Kansas.  Rebecca (Falen) Crimble died on March 11, 1934 in Princeton, Kansas and was buried in the Ashton Cemetery in Hope, Kansas.  In October of 1918, William Falen married Selma Carrington.  William Falen died on July 9, 1934 in Eagle Lake, Texas and was buried in Texas.  Elkana Falen married Anna Lowman.  Elkana Falen died on March 20, 1937 in Hope, Kansas and was buried there in the Hope Cemetery.

On August 19, 1879, Julia Falen married Charles Dillion in Dickinson County, Kansas.  Julia (Falen) Dillion died on July 25, 1923 in Ramona, Kansas and was buried in the Ashton Cemetery in Hope, Kansas.  On December 22, 1891, Andrew Falen married Alice Wilson.  Andrew Falen died on June 30, 1945 in Herrington, Kansas and was buried in the Ashton Cemetery in Hope, Kansas.  On April 5, 1887, Martha Falen married William Murray in Dickinson County, Kansas.  Martha (Falen) Murray died on March 8, 1959 in Phoenix, Arizona and was buried in the Pilgrims Home Cemetery in Hope, Kansas.  Elijah Falen never married.  Elijah Falen died on August 8, 1943 and was buried in the Ashton Cemetery in Hope, Kansas.

References:  1)  1870 Census, Doniphan County, Kansas;  2)  “The Winegar Tree,” January, 1983, Pages 3 and 4, by Frances Falen;  3)  Family Group Sheet, Elaine Facklam, 1988

PHILIP ELMER FALEN (14.6.3.1.2) is the son of Henry Falen and Catherine (Wininger) Falen.  Philip was born on February 8, 1849 in Hawkins County, Tennessee.  On October 4, 1871, Philip Falen married Sarah Jane Hodges in Hiawatha, Kansas.  Sarah was born on October 4, 1843 in Morgan County, Missouri and is the daughter of Abel Hodges and Jane Winslow (Caudle) Hodges.  Philip and Sarah Falen were the parents of five children:

  Lelie (Lela) Falen, b. June 26, 1872, White Cloud, Kansas
  Effie Nora Falen (14.6.3.1.2.2), b. November 5, 1873, Dickinson County, Kansas
  Mary Mellie Falen, b. September 3, 1875, Dickinson County, Kansas
  Lawrence A. Falen, b. July 14, 1877, Dickinson County, Kansas
  Altha Catherine Falen, b. October 5, 1880, Dickinson County, Kansas

Philip Falen died on June 26, 1910 Longford, Kansas and Sarah (Hodges) Falen died on December 27, 1921 in Longford, Kansas.  Both were buried in the Athlestane Cemetery in Clay County, Kansas.  On August 25, 1895, Lelie Falen married David Marshall Marrs in Dickinson County, Kansas.  Lelie (Falen) Marrs died on July 30, 1959 in Clay County, Kansas.  Mary Mellie Falen never married and died on August 4, 1953 in Clay County, Kansas.  On November 13, 1901, Lawrence Falen married Zula Z. Harsh in Dickinson County, Kansas.  Lawrence A. Falen died on May 12, 1968 in Clay County, Kansas and was buried there in the Athlestane Cemetery.  Altha Falen never married and died on October 15, 1962.

Reference:  1)  Family Group Sheet, Elaine Facklam, 1988

EFFIE NORA FALEN (14.6.3.1.2.2) is the daughter of Philip Elmer Falen and Sarah Jane (Hodges) Falen.  Effie was born on November 5, 1873 in Dickinson County, Kansas.  On September 12, 1894, Effie Falen married William Elmer Alvis in Dickinson County, Kansas.  William was born on September 11, 1869 in Illinois and is the son of William Harrison Alvis and Frances (Brooks) Alvis.  William and Effie Alvis were the parents of six children:

  Sarah Frances Alvis (14.6.3.1.2.2.1), b. August 8, 1895, Thomas, Oklahoma Terr.
  Nora Leona Alvis, b. March 30, 1899, Thomas, Oklahoma Territory
  Elmer Philip Alvis (14.6.3.1.2.2.3), b. August 10, 1901, Thomas, Oklahoma Terr.
  James Chester Alvis (14.6.3.1.2.2.4), b. July 29, 1903, Thomas, Oklahoma Terr.
  Floyd Everett Alvis (14.6.3.1.2.2.5), b. December 4, 1905, Thomas, Okla. Terr.
  Louella Susan Alvis, b. September 7, 1910, Thomas, Oklahoma

In 1900, William and Effie Alvis were living in Custer County, Oklahoma.  William E. Alvis died on June 26, 1924 in Thomas, Oklahoma and Effie (Falen) Alvis died on November 30, 1963 in Hollis, Oklahoma.  Both were buried in the Bethany Cemetery in Thomas, Oklahoma.  Nora Alvis married Richard H. Shoup.  Richard was a Methodist minister.  Nora married a second time to Merle Delamarter and lived in Dallas, Oregon.  Nora (Alvis) Dalamarter died on September 27, 1984 in Newberg, Oregon.  Susan Alvis married Dee Foudry and they have one child:  -  Pat Foudry.  Susan married a second time to a Mr. Schwab and lived in San Diego, California.

References:  1)  1900 Census, Custer County, Oklahoma Territory;  2)  Family Group Sheet, Pauline (Laird) Alvis, 1988

SARAH FRANCES ALVIS (14.6.3.1.2.2.1) is the daughter of William Elmer Alvis and Effie Nora (Falen) Alvis.  Sarah was born on August 8, 1895 in Thomas, Oklahoma Territory.  On September 12, 1925, Sarah “Sadie” Alvis married Byron Milton Snow (born April 22, 1878) in Hollis, Oklahoma and they were the parents of three children:

  Altha Jean Snow, b. October 26, 1926, Hollis, Oklahoma
  Dorothy Dean Snow, b. March 22, 1929, Hollis, Oklahoma
  Freddie Earleen Snow, b. June 6, 1932

Sarah married a second time to Walter Zachery.  Sarah was a nurse.  Sarah (Alvis) Zachery died on December 25, 1972 in Dallas, Texas and was buried in the Fairmont Cemetery in Hollis, Oklahoma.  On February 14, 1946, Altha Snow married Alford Wilson Burge (born May 13, 1918 in Goodlet, Texas).  Alford and Altha Burge have two children:  -  Shirley Burge, b. January, 1947, Hollis, Oklahoma,  -  Debbie Burge, b. July 31, 1953, Amarillo, Texas.  Alford Burge died in January of 1975 in Amarillo, Texas and was buried in the Fairmont Cemetery.  Shirley Burge married James Elmer Frost and they have two children:  -  Jay Frost,  -  Jeff Frost.  Debbie Burge married Dean Pilcher.

On August 30, 1947, Dorothy Snow married George Edmond Davis, Jr. in Quanah, Texas.  George was born on August 30, 1920 in Bogato, Texas and is the son of George Edmund Davis and Edna Mae (Damron) Davis.  George is watch repairman.  George and Dorothy Davis have two children:  -  Sharon Dianne Davis, b. February 2, 1949, Hollis, Oklahoma,  -  Larry Edmund Davis, b. August 25, 1951, Quanah, Texas.  Larry Davis married Debra Kay Hadley.  Debra was born on August 18, 1954 in Saudi Arabia and is the daughter of John Lawrence Hadley and Phyllis Leann Hadley.  Larry and Debra Davis have two children:  -  Kimberly Janae Davis, b. February 14, 1971, Dallas, Texas,  -  Kristie Ranae Davis, b. July 13, 1973, Dallas, Texas.  Sharon Davis married Johnny Robert Larned.  On May 21, 1974, Sharon married a second time to Mark Allen Raines (born June 14, 1950 in Dallas, Texas) and they have two children:  -  John Robert Raines, b. February 3, 1970, Dallas, Texas,  -  Alina Gail Raines, b. December 5, 1977, Dallas, Texas.

Freddie Snow married Willie Joe Williamson (born May 19, 1926) and they had two children:  -  Sherry Renae Williamson,  -  Ricky Dean Williamson.  Freddie married a second time to William Bryar Armitage.  William was born on May 22, 1923 and is the son of George Charles Armitage and Dorothy Elizabeth Armitage.  William and Freddie Armitage have three children:  -  Sherry Renae Armitage, b. October 18, 1955,  -  Ricky Dean Armitage, b. June 10, 1957,  -  David Bryar Armitage, b. April 3, 1962.  Sherry and Ricky were adopted by William Armitage and their name was changed to Armitage.  Sherry Armitage first married a Mr. Fisher and married a second time to Ralph Joseph Santillo.

Reference:  1)  Family Group Sheet, Pauline (Laird) Alvis, 1988

ELMER PHILIP ALVIS (14.6.3.1.2.2.3) is the son of William Elmer Alvis and Effie Nora (Falen) Alvis.  Elmer was born on August 10, 1901 in Thomas, Oklahoma Territory.  Elmer Alvis married Anna Ethel Frymire (born 1903) and they had one daughter:

  Nellie Nora Alvis, b. January 13, 1920, Thomas, Oklahoma

Anna (Frymire) Alvis died in 1928 in Thomas, Oklahoma and was buried there in the Bethany Cemetery.  On November 30, 1930, Elmer Alvis married a second time to Ruth Opal Ballew in Taloga, Oklahoma.  Ruth was born on June 15, 1908 in Custer City, Oklahoma and is the daughter of Jesse Sherman Ballew and Estella (Rush) Ballew.  Elmer and Opal Alvis had three children:

  Elmer Philip Alvis, Jr., b. June 13, 1932, Thomas, Oklahoma
  Robert Lawrence Alvis, b. December 19, 1934, Thomas, Oklahoma
  Carol Lee Alvis, b. November 27, 1940, Putnam, Oklahoma

Elmer Alvis died on February 4, 1943 in Thomas, Oklahoma and was buried there in the Bethany Cemetery.  On December 24, 1943, Nellie Alvis married John Van Jackson in Custer City, Oklahoma.  John was born on March 4, 1912 in Van Buren, Arkansas and is the son of Samuel Franklin Jackson and Anna Mae (Coy) Jackson.  John and Nellie Jackson have three children:  -  Alvis Van Jackson, b. September 24, 1944, Clinton, Oklahoma,  -  Phillip Samuel Jackson, b. March 14, 1948, Clinton, Oklahoma,  -  Beth Darlene Jackson, b. January 23, 1950, Clinton, Oklahoma.  John Jackson died on July 24, 1973 in Thomas, Oklahoma and was buried there in the Bethany Cemetery.  On July 30, 1965, Alvis Jackson married Valeria Katheryn “Kathy” Taylor and they have two children:  -  Larry Jackson,  -  Linda Jackson.  On May 31, 1968, Beth Jackson married Huey Cecil Jones in Thomas, Oklahoma.

On May 27, 1953, Elmer Alvis, Jr. married Pauline Delpha Laird in Putnam, Oklahoma.  Pauline was born on June 4, 1932 in Taloga, Oklahoma and is the daughter of Paul Ambrose Laird and Ella Mae (Redden) Laird.  Elmer and Pauline Alvis have four children:  -  Pamela Ann Alvis, b. March 21, 1955, Thomas, Oklahoma,  -  Cynthia June Alvis, b. August 26, 1957, Denver, Colorado,  -  Debra Denise Alvis, b. May 19, 1961, Denver, Colorado,  -  Ruth Ellen Alvis, b. February 23, 1967, Grand Prairie, Texas.  Elmer is a mechanical engineer and Pauline is a teacher.

On December 26, 1975, Pamela Alvis married Phillip Lee Walker in Tyler, Texas.  Phillip was born on September 10, 1948 in Marlin, Texas and is the son of Roger Tate Walker and Lula Ernestine (Camp) Walker.  Phillip and Pamela Walker have three children:  -  Patricia Ann Walker, b. January 16, 1977, Conroe, Texas,  -  Phillip Lee Walker, Jr., b. November 23, 1978, Beaumont, Texas,  -  Paula Renee Walker, b. August 15, 1982, Nacogdoches, Texas.  On October 10, 1975, Cynthia Alvis married Darrell Lynn Burkhart in Houston, Texas.  Cynthia married a second time to Ralph H. Edwards.  On January 25, 1980, Debra Alvis married David Glen Gilbert in Mineola, Texas.  David and Debra Gilbert have two children:  -  Daniel G. Gilbert,  -  Drew G. Gilbert.  On December 27, 1986, Ruth Alvis married Thomas Burl Goodnight in Grand Prairie, Texas.

On August 27, 1959, Robert Alvis married Dorothy Mae Cermak in Weatherford, Oklahoma and they have one son:  -  John Robert Alvis.  On August 12, 1961, Carol Alvis married Dennis Reimer in Weatherford, Oklahoma.  Dennis was born on May 20, 1940 in Corn, Oklahoma and is the son of Barney F. Reimer and Rosalie (Schroeder) Reimer.  Dennis is a computer programmer and Carol is a math teacher.  Dennis has a doctorate in Education and Carol has a Bachelor of Science degree and a Master of Science degree.  Dennis and Carol Reimer have two children:  -  Todd Reimer, b. June 22, 1964, Weatherford, Oklahoma,  -  Lori Ann Reimer, b. March 15, 1967, Denton, Texas.  Todd Reimer married Beth Winterlin.

Reference:  1)  Family Group Sheet, Pauline (Laird) Alvis, 1988

JAMES CHESTER ALVIS (14.6.3.1.2.2.4) is the son of William Elmer Alvis and Effie Nora (Falen) Alvis.  James was born on July 29, 1903 in Thomas, Oklahoma Territory.  James Alvis married Fairy Jewel McCain (born October 11, 1905 in Bridgeport, Oklahoma) and they are the parents of one daughter:

  Chestella Ann Alvis, b. January 13, 1931, Temple, Oklahoma

Jewel (McCain) Alvis died on October 31, 1969 in Nordheim, Texas and was buried in the Bridgeport Cemetery.  Chestella Alvis married William August Hudel, Jr. and they have four children:  -  James William Hudel, b. September 10, 1953, Port Arthur, Texas,  -  Mary Ann Hudel, b. July 24, 1955, Port Arthur, Texas,  -  Nancy Jane Hudel, b. May 23, 1958, Port Arthur, Texas,  -  Joan Theresa Hudel, b. March 4, 1961, Baton Rouge, Louisiana.  Chestella married a second time to Ed A. Millican, Jr. (born July 26, 1931 in Dallas, Texas).  Ed had two sons from a previous marriage:  Edward A. Millican, III (born 1955) and Michael Ray Millican (born 1958).  James W. Hudel died as a child on June 14, 1962 in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.  On December 29, 1978, Mary Hudel married Kevin Rockwell and they have one son:  -  Peter Rockwell.  On November 28, 1981, Nancy Hudel married Mark Parten.  On February 21, 1984, Joan Hudel married Scott Greene.

Reference:  1)  Family Group Sheet, Pauline (Laird) Alvis, 1988

FLOYD EVERETT ALVIS (14.6.3.1.2.2.5) is the son of William Elmer Alvis and Effie Nora (Falen) Alvis.  Floyd was born on December 4, 1905 in Thomas, Oklahoma Territory.  Floyd Alvis married Alice Thomas (born July 4, 1913) and they are the parents of three children:

  Loeida May Alvis, b. March 25, 1933
  Donald Leon Alvis, b. July 27, 1943, Thomas, Oklahoma
  Bonnie Lois Alvis, b. January 12, 1949, Thomas, Oklahoma

Loeida Alvis married James H. Taylor and they have three children:  -  Curtis Dean Taylor, b. November 13, 1952, Thomas, Oklahoma,  -  Ardis Lynn Taylor, b. November 20, 1955, Del Rio, Texas,  -  Rita Layne Taylor, b. February 20, 1957, Del Rio, Texas.  On September 19, 1979, Curtis Taylor married Sherry Ann Carmack (born November 12, 1960 in Lubbock, Texas) and they have four children:  -  Loeida Pearl Taylor, b. July 17, 1980, Azle, Texas,  -  Barbara Jean Taylor, b. December 17, 1982, Forth Worth, Texas,  -  Vanessa Rae Taylor, b. November 10, 1983, Fort Worth, Texas,  -  Allen Dean Taylor, b. July 14, 1985, Fort Worth, Texas.  Ardis Taylor married Jerry Wayne McBride and they have two children:  -  Marshall James McBride,  -  Melody McBride.  Rita Taylor married John Eckert.

On December 16, 1961, Donald Alvis married Dorothy L. Lexow.  Dorothy was born on August 21, 1941 in Abilene, Texas and is the daughter of John Lexow and Sadie Nadine (Engle) Lexow.  Donald and Dorothy Alvis have two daughters:  -  Deborah Kay Alvis, b. December 7, 1962, New York City, New York,  -  Donna Layne Alvis, b. July 19, 1964, Thomas, Oklahoma.  On June 20, 1982, Deborah Alvis married Todd Davis in Enid, Oklahoma.  Todd is the son of Fred Davis.  Todd and Deborah Davis have one daughter:  -  Ashley Nicole Davis.  On April 21, 1984, Donna Alvis married Todd Carnagey in Enid, Oklahoma.  Bonnie Alvis married Richard Purser.

Reference:  1)  Family Group Sheet, Pauline (Laird) Alvis, 1988

MARY ANN FALEN (14.6.3.1.3) is the daughter of Henry Falen and Catherine (Wininger) Falen.  Mary was born on  March 2, 1851 in Hawkins County, Tennessee.  On February 28, 1870, Mary Falen married Charles E. Anderson (born January 7, 1845 in Sweden).  Charles and Mary Anderson were the parents of one son:

  Ernest Anderson (14.6.3.1.3.1), b. November 24, 1886, Hope, Kansas

Mary (Falen) Anderson died on January 14, 1918 in Hope, Kansas and was buried there in the Ashton Cemetery.

References:  1)  “The Winegar Tree,” April, 1981, Page 29, article by Marilyn (Herring) Hardin;  2)  World Family Tree, Volume 4, File 2044

ERNEST ANDERSON (14.6.3.1.3.1) is the son of Charles E. Anderson and Mary Ann (Falen) Anderson.  Ernest was born on November 24, 1886 in Hope, Kansas.  Ernest Anderson married May Davidson.  May was born on November 13, 1885 in Dillon, Kansas and is the daughter of William Wilkie Davidson (born 1846 in Edinburg, Scotland) and Maria (Needham) Davidson (born 1847 in Jacksonville, Illinois).  Ernest and May Anderson were the parents of one daughter:

  Opal Anderson

Opal Anderson married Cecil Kuhn.  Cecil was the son of William Henry Kuhn and Anna (Hooper) Kuhn.  Cecil and Opal Kuhn have one daughter:  -  Niki Lucile Kuhn.  Niki Kuhn married William Lee Kimmell.  William is the son of Allan Thomas Kimmell and Betty L. (Liggenstoffer) Kimmell.  William and Niki Kimmell have two sons:  -  Cody William Kimmell,  -  Cade Allan Kimmell.

Reference:  1)  World Family Tree, Volume 4, File 2044

SARAH AMANDA FALEN (14.6.3.1.4) is the daughter of Henry Falen and Catherine (Wininger) Falen.  Sarah was born on May 13, 1853 in Glasgow, Kentucky.  On August 7, 1872, Sarah Falen married James Lafoon Hodges (born October 16, 1848).  James and Sarah Hodges were the parents of at least one son:

  Charles Robert Hodges, b. September 24, 1880

Sarah (Falen) Hodges died on May 13, 1922 in Canyonville, Oregon and was buried there.  James Hodges died in 1938 in Canyonville, Oregon.  On September 25, 1900, Charles Hodges married Sarah Eunice O’Neal (born November 6, 1881 in Marion County, Kansas).  Charles and Sarah Hodges were the parents of at least one daughter:  -  Ethel Amanda Hodges, b. October 11, 1901 in Marion County, Kansas.  Charles Hodges died on September 15, 1947 in Sebastopol, California and Sarah (O’Neal) Hodges died on February 7, 1969 in San Pablo, California.

On March 21, 1921, Ethel Hodges married Ernest Alfred Coburn (born January 26, 1902 in Forestville, California).  Ernest and Ethel Coburn are the parents of at least one daughter:  -  Evelyn Alice Coburn, b. June 7, 1922 in Geyserville, California.  On July 1, 1944, Evelyn Coburn married Lester Milfred Herring (born June 28, 1924 in Fresno, California) and they are the parents of at least one daughter:  -  Marilyn Louise Herring, b. January 10, 1947 in Santa Monica, California.  Marilyn Herring married David Allen Hardin (born October 29, 1947 in Whittier, California).

Reference:  1)  “The Winegar Tree,” April, 1981, Page 29, article by Marilyn (Herring) Hardin