Askren Family History & Genealogy

Ancestors of Malissa B Askren
Bart L Tilton (View posts)
Posted: 20 Nov 2002 5:57PM
Classification: Query




Generation No. 1

1. Malissa B Askren, born June 20, 1823 in Harrison County Indiana; died December 10, 1898 in Doniphan County, Kansas. She was the daughter of 2. David A Askren and 3. Nancy Davis. She married (1) Warren L Roll February 08, 1843 in Harrison County Indiana. He was born July 30, 1824 in Hardin County Kentucky, and died March 02, 1896 in Doniphan County, Kansas.

Notes for Malissa B Askren:
Grew to 5'3" in height and had black hair and gray eyes. Warren and Malissa moved first to Orange County, Indiana, then to Monroe County, Iowa, and later to Doniphan County, Kansas.



More About Warren L Roll:
Burial: Palermo Cemetary, Doniphan County, Kansas

Generation No. 2

2. David A Askren, born July 18, 1797 in Washington County Kentucky; died May 26, 1861 in Harrison County Indiana. He was the son of 4. William Askren and 5. Hannah Springer. He married 3. Nancy Davis August 18, 1817 in Harrison County Indiana.
3. Nancy Davis, born October 16, 1798 in Washington County Kentucky; died February 06, 1889 in Harrison County Indiana. She was the daughter of 6. John Davis and 7. Sarah Litsey.

More About David A Askren:
Burial: Mt Lebanon Cemetery, Harrison Co., Ind

More About Nancy Davis:
Census: 1860, Harrison Twp., Harrison Co., In

Children of David Askren and Nancy Davis are:
i. Sarah Askren, born 1819 in Harrison County Indiana; died Abt. 1856 in DeKalb Co., Missouri; married Isaac G Veach April 10, 1848 in Harrison County Indiana; born May 10, 1825 in Knox Co.,TN; died November 24, 1903 in DeKalb Co., Missouri.

Notes for Sarah Askren:
Apparently Sarah and Isaac moved to Missouri shortly after their marriage as they had left Harrison County before the census in 1850


More About Sarah Askren:
Census: 1860, Spencer Twp, Harrison Co., In

Notes for Isaac G Veach:
Information for children and birthdates from Harry [contact link]
If you need more data on the ancestry of Isaac G. I'd love to share.Harry [contact link]

In Harrison County marriage records index 1816 to 1818 Isaac Veatch is shown as having performed numerous marriages as a minister. I would assume that this Isaac would have been the father or grandfather of this Isaac. There are also several marriages performed by a Kinsey Veatch in the same time period.

1 ii. Malissa B Askren, born June 20, 1823 in Harrison County Indiana; died December 10, 1898 in Doniphan County, Kansas; married Warren L Roll February 08, 1843 in Harrison County Indiana.
iii. Mary Askren, born 1825; married Joseph L Thompson May 16, 1842.

Notes for Mary Askren:
Household 156-156 of the 1850 Census of District 45, Harrison County, Indiana, shows head-of-household Joseph, age 26, his wife Mary, age 25, and sons Dennis, age 6, Hardin, age 4, and David, age 2.



iv. John Askren, born March 09, 1827 in Harrison County Indiana; died April 15, 1900 in Harrison County Indiana; married Sarah M Davis September 30, 1847 in Harrison County Indiana; born July 18, 1830 in Harrison County Indiana; died March 25, 1875 in Harrison County Indiana.
v. Dennis Askren, born April 11, 1829 in Harrison County Indiana; died December 22, 1883 in Harrison County Indiana; married Anna Maria Strother October 16, 1851 in Harrison County Indiana B 309; born June 19, 1834 in Harrison County Indiana; died May 18, 1914 in Harrison County Indiana.

More About Dennis Askren:
Burial: Pennington Chapel Cemetary
Census: 1860, Harrison Twp., Harrison Co., In

Notes for Anna Maria Strother:
Anna left the following Will, recorded in Harrison County, Indiana - I, Ann M Askren of the c ounty of Harrison in the State of Indiana, being of sound and disposing mind and memory, do m ake, publish and declare this my last will and testament... Item 1: I will and direct that a ll my just debts, if any and funeral expenses be first paid out of my estate. Item 2: I wil l, devise and bequeath all the residue of my estate, real, personal and mixed to my beloved d aughter Emma C Askren, and my beloved son, Nicholas S Askren share and share alike, they havi ng so long resided with me on my premises. In witness whereof, I said Ann M Askren have here unto set my hand and seal this 1 day of April 1899.



More About Anna Maria Strother:
Burial: Pennington Chapel Cemetary
Census: 1860, Harrison Twp., Harrison Co., In

vi. Edward Askren, born February 1831 in Harrison County Indiana; died Abt. 1910 in Doniphan County, Kansas; married (1) Unknown; married (2) Hester Routh October 16, 1851 in Harrison County Indiana B 309; born November 02, 1834 in Harrison County Indiana; died September 05, 1861 in Harrison County Indiana.

Notes for Edward Askren:
Ethel Weber, granddaughter of Martha Hester Askren, discussed Edward Askren's family in the following letter [excerpt] dated March 11, 1987.

...Our family knew very little about the Askrens until this past year. Even the older members of the family have little knowledge of their ancestors... The following is from my personal knowledge and that of my father.

Edward Askren and his three children, Martha, Edward and David came to Doniphan County, Kansas (Palermo Community) sometime in the late 1880s. We have a school book of Martha's that she had written "Palermo School "on the inside cover, however, there is no date. We do know Martha was working in the home of a Wathena pharmacist at the time of her marriage to my grandfather. (Wathena is 3 miles from what used to be Palermo).We are assuming Martha was in her teens or very close to it when they arrived in this part of the country. Martha married Grandfather - John Henry Tucker - in 1897. She was nineteen at the time of her marriage. My father - Arthur M Tucker - was Martha and John's first born in 1898. Martha died in childbirth with her sixth child in 1909. Until recently we knew Edward only as "Grandpa Askren." Apparently he was living in the home of Martha and John at the time of Martha's death. He tried to help with the children as best he could until he fell and broke a hip. Grandpa John Tucker re-married in 1911 and Grandpa Askren was not living at that time so we are guessing his death was around 1910. We know where he is buried but can find no grave marker. In that cemetery there are a number of large red stones that were used for marking the graves. These stones of course have no inscriptions. My father was eleven when Martha died and he was the only one who really remembered her well. Grandpa Askren's eyesight was very poor so my father read to him a great deal.

Martha was an excellent seamstress. My father told of her making him a very fine suit from the good parts of a mans worn out one. One of my aunts inherited that same talent.

Edward Askren's son David never married. He was a gambler. He lived by his philosophy that a gambler or drunkard should not marry. He owned a "Blind Pig" in St Joseph, Missouri, between 1910 - 1915. (St Joseph, Missouri is just across the river from our community) David was a blackjack dealer at what he called the Joint. The Joint was a cigar and tobacco shop with card games in the back rooms. He always dressed in a nice three piece suit, crisp white shirt and bow tie. He would come to our house by Greyhound bus about once a month for some of my mother's home cooking. David was still working at the Joint at age 79 when he was struck by a car and suffered a broken hip. My father looked after his needs from that time until my father's death in 1967. At that time I took
over his care. He died at age 90 and is buried next to Martha and John in Bellemont Cemetery, Wathena, Kansas. I never had the good sense to ask David anything regarding his family as I did not become interested in my ancestors until much later. The same is true with my father. I am sure he knew the answers to some of the questions that are nagging at me now.

Now for Edward Askren's other son who was also Edward. This Edward worked for fruit growers in the Wathena area until his late 30s. He then went to Nemaha, Nebraska where he bought a small fruit farm and married a widow whose children were nearly grown. He died in Nemaha and is buried in Auburn Cemetery, Auburn, Nebraska. I have not found who Edward's second wife was. The 1910 census lists Martha's mother being born in Missouri...



More About Edward Askren:
Census: 1860, Spencer Twp, Harrison Co., In

More About Hester Routh:
Burial: Pennington Chapel Cemetary
Census: 1850, Harrison County Indiana

vii. Warren Askren, born February 02, 1833 in Harrison County Indiana; died February 20, 1889 in Grantsburg, Crawford County, Indiana; married Elizabeth Jane Ballard September 26, 1854 in Crawford County Indiana; born November 09, 1835 in Crawford, County, Indiana; died February 28, 1901 in Crawford, County, Indiana.

Notes for Warren Askren:
On Sept 9, 1864 Warren was drafted into "D" Co. IN 53rd Infantry
He was mustered out on May 31, 1865
Report of Sdjutant General of the State of Indiana
Historical Data Systems, Inc. @ www.civilwardata.com

Per the 1860 Census Warren was teaching school in Pike County.

More About Warren Askren:
Census: 1860, Jefferson Twp, Pike Co., Ind
Military service: Civil War

viii. Susannah Askren1, born June 07, 1835 in Harrison County Indiana; died March 17, 1893 in Stafford, Kansas; married James H Welker March 29, 1855 in Harrison County Indiana C 183; born June 20, 1834 in Harrison County Indiana; died November 04, 1888 in Water Valley, Colorado..

Notes for James H Welker:
1880 Census of Drakeville, Davis County, Iowa, FHL Film 1254335 National Archives film T9-0335 Page 104A - James H. Welker age 46 born IN parents IN farmer, Susan age 45 born IN father KY mother IN housekeeping, Bertha B age 13 born IA, Salome age 11 born IA, Henry C age 9 born IA, John E. age 7 born IA

ix. Elizabeth Askren, born 1841 in Harrison County Indiana; died Aft. 1880 in Crawford County, Indiana; married Aquilla Thurston September 13, 1859 in Harrison County Indiana; born 1836 in Pennsylvania; died Aft. 1880 in Crawford County, Indiana.

Notes for Elizabeth Askren:
1860 census of Harrison Twp, Harrison Co, Indiana

Notes for Aquilla Thurston:
Living in Union Township, Crawford County, Indiana, on the 1880 census. Judy Owens, at [contact link] the contact on this line. She descends from Aquilla's daughter Lilly


Generation No. 3

4. William Askren, born Abt. 1755 in Fayette Co, Pa; died September 1798 in Washington County, Ky. He was the son of 8. Thomas Askren, Sr and 9. Martha New. He married 5. Hannah Springer June 07, 1796 in Fayette County, Pa.
5. Hannah Springer, born June 07, 1769 in Fayette County, Pa; died January 26, 1826 in Indianapolis, Ind. She was the daughter of 10. Josiah Springer and 11. Ann Davisson.

Notes for Hannah Springer:
The Name: Originally almost all the Springers come from Thuringia. The name started when Louis the II Count of Thuringia leaped or Sprang from a castle tower and earned a pardon from the King and the nickname Louis the Springer. Further details can be found on the Web. Also Check out Wartburg Castle the original Springer Castle.

Children of William Askren and Hannah Springer are:
i. Dennis Askren, born 1785 in Fayette Co, Pa; died December 19, 1845 in Jefferson City, Missouri; married Rebecca Ferguson; born 1784 in Kentucky; died November 02, 1846 in Jefferson City, Missouri.
ii. Josiah Askren, born 1785 in Fayette Co, Pa; died Abt. 1858.

Notes for Josiah Askren:
Tradition has it that Josiah was married Mrch 4 1814 In Washington Co., Ky
to unknown


iii. Elizabeth Askren, born Abt. 1788 in Fayette Co, Pa.
iv. Thomas Askren, born Abt. 1790 in Fayette Co, Pa; died December 1857 in Bentonsport, Iowa (Van Buren); married Mary Richards November 26, 1811 in Breckenridge Co., Ky; born in Breckenridge Co., Ky; died 1851 in Bentonsport, Iowa (Van Buren).
v. Mary Ann Askren, born 1790.
vi. Martha Askren, born 1792 in Fayette Co, Pa; married James Calhoon..
2 vii. David A Askren, born July 18, 1797 in Washington County Kentucky; died May 26, 1861 in Harrison County Indiana; married Nancy Davis August 18, 1817 in Harrison County Indiana.


6. John Davis, born July 11, 1767 in Frederick Co., Va; died Abt. 1851 in Harrison County Indiana. He was the son of 12. Edward Davis and 13. Mary (D) Belles (Bellesfelt. He married 7. Sarah Litsey August 21, 1790 in Nelson County Kentucky.
7. Sarah Litsey, born December 09, 1766 in Augusta Co., Va; died Abt. 1843 in Harrison County Indiana. She was the daughter of 14. Anthony Litching and 15. Susanna Slack.

Notes for John Davis:
Vol. #3, #302; Vol. #3, #3857 CONTINUED: Source 3857, Vol 3 says:
Born in Virginia, came to Ft. Harrod, Kentucky in 1777 and to Harrison Co., Indiana in 1815. Owned a mill & 1400 acres on Blue River in southern Ind.
(See:"DAVIS FAMILY NOTES")


More About John Davis:
Burial: Davis Cemetary, Spencer Twp, Harrison Co., Ind

Notes for Sarah Litsey:
Source 3857, Vol. 3 says:
Sarah was born in Pennsylvania. Sarah and her sister-in-law made NANCY HANK'S wedding dress when she married TOM LINCOLN, the father of ABRAHAM LINCOLN. (See "DAVIS FAMILY NOTES")

#302 says born Dec. 9, 1766 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and died 1843.



More About Sarah Litsey:
Burial: Davis Cemetary, Spencer Twp, Harrison Co., Ind

Children of John Davis and Sarah Litsey are:
i. Mary Polly Davis, born November 13, 1791 in Washington County Kentucky; died January 31, 1882 in Moberly, Harrison County In; married (1) Charles Peter March 17, 1813 in Washington Co, Ky; born Abt. 1791 in Washington County Kentucky; died 1829 in Harrison County Indiana; married (2) James Bell January 27, 1830 in Harrison County Indiana; born Abt. 1800; died February 10, 1832 in Harrison County Indiana; married (3) Abraham Stevens April 19, 1842 in Harrison County Indiana; born February 15, 1788 in Virginia; died October 27, 1863 in Moberly, Harrison County In.
ii. James Davis, born February 11, 1793 in Nelson (now Washington Co) county Ky; died Bef. 1850 in Moberly, Harrison County In; married Sarah VanPelt December 20, 1818 in Washington Co, Ky; born Abt. 1793 in Ky; died Aft. 1860 in Harrison County Indiana.
iii. Anthony Litsey Davis, born March 04, 1794 in Washington Co., In; died August 03, 1866 in Portland, Multnomah Co., Oregon; married (1) Margaret M Stinson February 06, 1828 in Ft Wayne, Allen Co., Indiana; died Abt. June 12, 1830 in Ft Wayne, Allen Co., Indiana; married (2) Jane R Stinson January 27, 1833 in Ft Wayne, Allen Co., Indiana; born July 06, 1800 in Ky; died December 20, 1865 in Portland, Multnomah Co., Oregon.
iv. Edward Davis, born August 26, 1795; died Abt. 1834 in Leavenworth, Crawford Co., Indiana.
3 v. Nancy Davis, born October 16, 1798 in Washington County Kentucky; died February 06, 1889 in Harrison County Indiana; married David A Askren August 18, 1817 in Harrison County Indiana.
vi. Jacob Davis, born April 08, 1800; died Aft. 1860; married (1) Unknown McBride; married (2) Rebecca Pennington March 17, 1831 in Harrison County Indiana; born December 14, 1808 in Ky.
vii. Thomas Davis, born October 13, 1801 in Washington County Kentucky; died December 26, 1883 in Harrison County Indiana; married Lucinda C Seacat August 26, 1833 in Harrison County Indiana; born May 24, 1811 in Lincoln Co., Ky; died June 03, 1901 in Harrison County Indiana.
viii. John Davis, born March 25, 1803 in Washington County Kentucky; died Aft. 1860 in Harrison County Indiana; married Mary Magdelan Bell July 02, 1823 in Harrison County Indiana; born 1805 in Ky.
ix. Elizabeth Davis, born December 02, 1804 in Washington County Kentucky; died October 29, 1858 in Washington County, Indiana; married (1) ? Seacat; married (2) Enoch Martin February 10, 1823 in Harrison County Indiana; born 1797; died September 03, 1858 in Washington County, Indiana.
x. Henry Davis, born June 23, 1806 in Nelson (now Washington Co) county Ky; died March 07, 1885 in Harrison County Indiana; married Sarah Harbeson Pennington March 27, 1829 in Harrison County Indiana; born February 06, 1810 in Harrison County Indiana; died March 22, 1893 in Harrison County Indiana.

Notes for Henry Davis:
The names and ages of these children is taken from the 1850 census roll for Harrison County Page 392 Household 120 No townships were recorded in this census.

Found on the internet website of David Arasmith:
xii. Zerilda DAVIS was born 2 NOV 1847 in Harrison Co, IN, and died 20 DEC 1887 in Harrison Co, IN. She married Thomas EATON 2 AUG 1863 in Harrison Co, IN. He was born 1844 in Harrison Co, IN, and died 1930 in Harrison Co, IN.
xiii. John Wesley DAVIS was born 13 FEB 1850 in Harrison Co, IN, and died 31 AUG 1938 in Bucklin, Ford Co, KS. He married Caroline Christena WAGNER 14 DEC 1879 in Harrison Co, IN. She was born OCT 1854 in Harrison Co, IN, and died 17 JAN 1949 in Wichita, Sedgwick Co, KS.
xiv. Rebecca DAVIS was born 14 JUL 1852 in Harrison Co, IN.


More About Henry Davis:
Burial: Woods Chapel Cemetary, Ramsey, Ind
Census: 1850, Harrison County Indiana

Notes for Sarah Harbeson Pennington:
Etherton notes indicate that Sarah Harbeson Pennington later married Henry's younger brother Robert Davis. Apparently after Jane died. Robert and Jane had 18 children.

Sarah was the 6th child of Dennis Pennington.

More About Sarah Harbeson Pennington:
Burial: Woods Chapel Cemetary, Ramsey, Ind

xi. Sarah Davis, born September 15, 1807 in Washington County Kentucky; died March 07, 1906 in Harrison County Indiana; married (1) William Gresham November 20, 1825 in Harrison County Indiana; born September 17, 1802 in Mercer County, Ky; died January 26, 1834 in Blue River Twp, Harrison Co., Indiana; married (2) Noah C. Rumbley February 17, 1838 in Harrison County Indiana; born January 20, 1808; died July 09, 1878.

Notes for Sarah Davis:
Sarah "Sally" Davis, born 1807 in
Washington Co., Kentucky; died 1906 in Harrison Co., Ind. (Lanesville Cem); married (1) Col. William(1st) Gresham 1825 in Harrison Co., Indiana; born 1802 in Mercer Co., Kentucky; died 1834 in Harrison County, Indiana; married (2) Noah(2nd) Rumley 1838 in Harrison Co., Indiana; born 1808; died Unknown in Harrison Co., Ind. (Lanesville Cem).

Sarah "Sally" Davis:Married Noah Rumley after Col. William Gresham was killed in 1834.

The Illustrated Atlas and History of Harrison County, Indiana, shows the following biography for Sarah.

Mrs Sarah Rumley, whose maiden name was Davis, was born in Springfield, Kentucky, September 5th, 1807. She came with her parents to Harrison County when twelve years of age. In 1825 she was married to William Gresham and came as a bride to live in the house near Lanesville where she died, March 6, 1905. In January 1834, Mr Gresham was killed while performing his duty as Sheriff...
In January, 1834, a disturbance arose in the Sipes neighborhood, near Blue River township. Levi Sipes, a young man, became enraged over a whipping given his brother in school and grew so unruly that the local authorities were not able to manage him. They sent for the County Sheriff, William Gresham, that he might arrest him. Sipes shot Mr Gresham and afterwards slashed him with a
knife. The body of Gresham was prepared for burial and brought to Corydon and afterwards taken to his home near Lanesville. Sipes was tried at the April term of Court, 1835, and was defended by Honorable John Rowan, of Louisville, Kentucky. Charles Dewey was prosecuting attorney. The jury returned a verdict of manslaughter and punishment fixed at twenty-one years in penitentiary and one thousand dollar fine. Sipes was pardoned by the Governor after having served four or five years imprisonment and his fine was remitted. Thus after a married life of ten years she [Sarah] was left a widow with five children. She was afterward married to Nathan Rumley. Her eldest son, Colonel Benjamin Gresham, was a soldier of the Mexican and the Civil War.


More About Sarah Davis:
Burial: Lanesville, Indiana
Census: 1860, Franklin Twp, Harrison Co., In

Notes for William Gresham:
William and Sarah and other members of the Gresham family are discussed in an excerpt from a biography of their son Walter Q
Gresham as follows:

Colonel William Gresham, the father of Walter Q Gresham, was born in Mercer County, Kentucky, September 17, 1802. He was the eldest son of George Gresham, who was born near Petersburg, Virginia, October 9, 1776. Lawrence Gresham, the father of George, was born in England. In 1759, when a small boy, Lawrence was sent to Virginia to live with his uncle -"indentured," it was called.
After securing his "freedom" at his majority, Lawrence served for a time in the ranks of the Continental army. While yet a young man, George Gresham joined the stream of emigrants pouring into Kentucky. He "carried along" with him his father, Lawrence, then in feeble health, and his mother. In 1801 in Mercer County, Kentucky, George Gresham married Mary Pennington, the only sister of
Dennis Pennington. In 1809 George Gresham moved his family, and entered land in Harrison County, Indiana, where the hamlet of Lanesville is now located. He gave ground for the churches and graveyards. In one of these cemeteries there are buried Lawrence, George and William Gresham, representing three generations, and representatives of several subsequent generations. November 3, 1825, William Gresham married Sarah Davis. They went to live in a log cabin on land his father had entered, within a mile of the father's house. On this spot Sarah lived eighty-one years. William Gresham was elected by popular vote a colonel in the State militia, and in 1833, although a Whig, was almost unanimously elected sheriff of Harrison County. January 26, 1834, he was stabbed and instantly killed while aiding a constable to arrest a desperado named Levi Sipes. There survived William Gresham, his widow, Benjamin and two younger sons, Walter Quintin, born March 17, 1832, and William G, born July 30, 1833.

The Life of Walter Quintin Gresham, by Matilda Gresham (1919).

I received this information from Gary Watson 1/14/02

xii. Mahala Davis, born March 11, 1809 in Washington Co, Kentucky; died May 08, 1902 in Harrison Co, Indiana; married George Seacat April 09, 1829 in Harrison County Indiana; born October 09, 1805 in Lincoln Co, Kentucky; died October 09, 1883 in Corydon, Harrison Co, Indiana.
xiii. Anderson Davis, born January 25, 1810 in Washington Co., Ky.; died Bef. January 16, 1839 in Carroll Co., Indiana; married Lucy A Unknown.
xiv. Robert F. Davis, born December 14, 1814 in Washington Co, Kentucky; died February 14, 1897 in Harrison Co., Indiana; married Jane P Pennington February 23, 1836 in Harrison Co, Indiana; born January 15, 1815 in Moberly, Harrison Co, Indiana; died August 27, 1907 in New Albany, Floyd County, Indiana.

Notes for Jane P Pennington:
A note found in Etherton files says that Jane and Robert had 18 children. This also says that Henry's wife Sarah Harbeson Pennington was married to Robert, but Jane outlived both Robert and Sarah by several years and I question this greatly.


Generation No. 4

8. Thomas Askren, Sr, born June 19, 1719 in Burghwallis, Yorkshire, England; died Abt. 1804 in Fayette Co., PA. He was the son of 16. William Askeren and 17. Dinah. He married 9. Martha New.
9. Martha New, born 1725 in Maryland; died Abt. 1770. She was the daughter of 18. William New.

Children of Thomas Askren and Martha New are:
4 i. William Askren, born Abt. 1755 in Fayette Co, Pa; died September 1798 in Washington County, Ky; married Hannah Springer June 07, 1796 in Fayette County, Pa.
ii. David Askren, born Abt. 1752 in Pennsylvania; died 1844 in Logan Co., Delaware.
iii. John Askren, born Abt. 1756 in Fayette Co, Pa.
iv. Elizabeth Askren, born Abt. 1758 in Fayette Co, Pa.
v. Richard Askren, born Abt. 1759; died 1840 in Brown Co., Ohio; married Martha Abt. 1779; died Aft. 1850.

Notes for Richard Askren:
Information on this family from [contact link] Ancestry record 17980
Other source says died in Brown Co., Indiana

vi. Diana Askren, born December 21, 1759 in Fayette Co, Pa.
vii. Samuel Askren, born Abt. 1760 in Fayette Co, Pa.
viii. Mary Askren, born October 08, 1761 in Fayette Co, Pa; died 1811 in Champaign Co., Ohio.
ix. Ann Askren, born Abt. 1764 in Fayette Co, Pa.
x. Thomas Askren, born Abt. 1765 in Fayette Co, Pa.
xi. Martha Askren, born Abt. 1768 in Fayette Co, Pa; died June 04, 1836.


10. Josiah Springer, born December 23, 1737 in Burlington Co., NJ. He married 11. Ann Davisson.
11. Ann Davisson, born Abt. 1738.

Notes for Josiah Springer:
Note: NOTE: Be aware there is a Springer Hoax. There are published genealogies with intentionally f alsified family trees that were intended to bilk possible Springer descendants. This family i s copied from the IGI and can be extended back to Adam. There are several problems just in th is family group: 1) Fayette County, PA was formed from Westmoreland County, PA in 1783, and i f these birth are accurate they should be listed in Westmoreland, not Fayette County; 2) Th e genealogy lists children Hannah and Ann which are usually interchangeable names but the fir st is not deceased as both are listed with husbands.

The Name: Originally almost all the Springers come from Thuringia. The name started when Louis the II Count of Thuringia leaped or Sprang from a castle tower and earned a pardon from the King and the nickname Louis the Springer. Further details can be found on the Web. Also Check out Wartburg Castle the original Springer Castle.

Children of Josiah Springer and Ann Davisson are:
5 i. Hannah Springer, born June 07, 1769 in Fayette County, Pa; died January 26, 1826 in Indianapolis, Ind; married William Askren June 07, 1796 in Fayette County, Pa.
ii. Josiah Springer, born Abt. 1763; married Ann Jenkins.
iii. Dennis Springer, born Abt. 1760.
iv. Martha Springer, born Abt. 1770.
v. Ann Springer, born Abt. 1772.
vi. Mary Springer, born Abt. 1774.
vii. Nathan Springer, born Abt. 1775.


12. Edward Davis, born June 11, 1738 in Hedgesville, Montgomery Co., Virginia; died 1827 in Mercer Co, Kentucky. He married 13. Mary (D) Belles (Bellesfelt Abt. 1760 in Orange Co,Virginia.
13. Mary (D) Belles (Bellesfelt, born Abt. 1734 in Frederick Co, Virginia; died Abt. 1808 in Kentucky.

Notes for Edward Davis:
Nick's notes include a REV WAR notation for Edward Davis. (DHQ) His date of 1745 I have changed to 1734 as shown in the Hickman Book p. 89 (CJS)

#3857 says born in Hedgesville, Va., (now W.Va.) Capt. of Virginia Militia, Rev. War. In Washington's Militia at Braddock's Defeat. Moved to Ft. Harrod, Ky, 1777. Vol. #3, #3857; Vol 6, 3922



Children of Edward Davis and Mary (Bellesfelt are:
i. Ruth Davis, born February 21, 1763 in Berkeley Co, West Virginia; died February 23, 1850 in Mercer Co, Kentucky; married John Goodnight December 25, 1786 in Mercer Co, Kentucky; born May 01, 1765 in North Carolina; died 1841 in Mercer Co, Kentucky.
ii. Robert Davis, born Abt. 1765 in Frederick Co, Virginia; died Aft. October 18, 1811 in Mercer Co, Kentucky; married Elizabeth Davis January 24, 1787 in Mercer Co, Kentucky; born 1766; died Aft. February 16, 1826 in Mercer County, Ky.
6 iii. John Davis, born July 11, 1767 in Frederick Co., Va; died Abt. 1851 in Harrison County Indiana; married Sarah Litsey August 21, 1790 in Nelson County Kentucky.
iv. James Davis, born 1768 in Berkley Co., West Virginia; died Bef. September 22, 1829 in Harrison County Indiana; married Elizabeth Sanders September 20, 1791 in Mercer Co., Ky; born 1773 in North Carolina; died Bef. 1870 in Harrison County Indiana.
v. Mary Davis, born December 10, 1775.
vi. Elizabeth Davis, born Abt. 1780 in Berkeley Co, West Virginia; died Bef. October 21, 1800 in Mercer Co., Ky; married Samuel Cull December 19, 1796 in Mercer Co., Ky.
vii. Sarah Davis, born 1782.
viii. Jacob Davis, born 1783.
ix. Thomas Davis, born 1785.
x. Edward Davis, born 1771 in Frederick Co., Va; died Bef. 1860 in Harrison County Indiana; married Catherine Litsey August 25, 1794 in Washington Co., Ky; born 1773 in Augusta Co., Va; died Bef. 1850 in Harrison County Indiana.


14. Anthony Litching2,3, born Abt. 1745 in Maryland; died June 28, 1791 in Nelson (now Washington Co) county Ky. He married 15. Susanna Slack Abt. 1768 in Virginia.
15. Susanna Slack, born Abt. 1742 in Pennsylvania; died Abt. 1833 in Harrison Co., IN. She was the daughter of 30. Randolph Slack and 31. Sarah Penn.

Notes for Anthony Litching:
The earliest member of the Litsey family of whom we have record was named Anthony Litsey. He was born about 1745. Judge Berry Lewis Litsey, a great-grandson of Anthony Litsey, was quoted as saying: "When our forefathers came to this country from Scotland, the name was Leitching, later was spelled Litching and was then changed to Litsey."

In 1774, Anthony received a grant of 98 acres from King George III of Great Britain. The grant reads as follows: George, the 3rd, by the Grace of God of Great Britain, France, Ireland, King, Defender of the Faith, etc... Know Ye... That for diverse and good causes and considerations, but more especially for and in consideration of ten shillings of good and lawful money for our use paid to our Receiver General of our revenues in this our colony and Dominion of Virginia, we have given, granted and confirmed and by these presents for us, our heirs and successors do give, grant and confirm to Anthony Litching one certain tract or parcel of land containing 98 acres lying and being in the county of Augusta on a small branch of the Bull Calf Pasture Creek, opposite the Scott's land and bounded as follows... Beginning at two hickories on a ridge and thence S20 W 90 poles crossing a branch to a white oak and hickory, thence S 15W 60 poles to a chestnut and a black oak, thence S 70 E 100 poles to a lynn and a Spanish oak, thence N 30 E 156 poles to a mulberry tree and thence N 74 W 108 poles to the beginning... Witness our trusty and well beloved John Earl of Dunmore our Lieutenant and Governor General of our said colony and Dominion at Williamsburg, Virginia, under the seal of our said colony the 5th day of July, 1774, in the 14th year of our reign.

In April 1778, Anthony left for Kentucky. Soon after his departure, Anthony was called to serve in Captain Hicklin's Company of the Augusta County, Virginia, militia. Since he was in Kentucky, he did not appear and in June 1778, a court martial warrant was issued. The records show that Anthony had left for "Kentuckie before April" and that he would not be required to serve. The following year, 1779, Anthony is listed as "gone" on a list of delinquents for Augusta County, Virginia. On June 16, 1780, Anthony and Susanna (Slack) Litching sold the 98 acres that Anthony had received from George III through the following deed[excerpt].
This Indenture made June 16, 1780, between Anthony Litching and Susana his wife of the County of Augusta of the one part and Andrew Jaeger of Shenandoah County of the other part... for and in the consideration of Ð900... one certain tract or parcel of land containing 98 acres lying and being in the county of Augusta on a small branch of the Bull Pasture opposite Scott's land...

Upon their arrival in Kentucky, Anthony and his family first lived in what later became Mercer County, Kentucky. Like his father-in-law, Randolph Slack, he was living in the neighborhood between Harrodsburg and Danville, Kentucky. At the August 1783 session of the Lincoln County, Kentucky Court, it was "Ordered that one Tithe belonging to Anthony Letching be added to the list taken by Alexander Robinson." Three years
later, he moved his family west a few miles into what is today Washington County, Kentucky. There he purchased 201 acres of land lying on Road Run, a branch of Cartwright's Creek. At that time, this land was part of Nelson County, Kentucky. Land records of both Nelson and Washington Counties have been examined for a record of the purchase, but nothing has been found. In 1818, the "lawful heirs and legatees of Anthony Litsey deceased" deeded this tract to Matthew Walton and his wife through the following deed [excerpt]:
This Indenture made this May 29, 1818, between Matthew Walton and Frances, his wife, of the one part and Randal Litsey, John Litsey, Anthony Litsey, James Litsey, Matthew Litsey and Henry Litsey, Lawful heirs and legatees of Anthony Litsey deceased, of the other part all of the commonwealth of Kentucky... for and in the consideration of $166.66, contracted to be paid in the year 1786, or thereabouts... a certain tract of parcel of land situate lying and being in the county of Washington and Commonwealth aforesaid on the waters of Road Run, a branch of Cartwright's Creek, containing by survey 201 acres, two roods, and 15 poles...

On the same day, another deed was recorded regarding the same tract:
This indenture made and entered into this May 29, 1818, between Randel Litsey for himself and as attorney in fact for James Litsey and John Litsey and John Davis as attorney in fact for Anthony and Henry Litsey and Matthew Litsey all of the County of Washington and commonwealth of Kentucky of the one part, and Basil Muligan of the County and State aforesaid of the other part. Witnesseth that the said Litseys and Davis for and in the consideration of $1,266... a certain tract or parcel of land situate lying and being in the county of Washington and state aforesaid, on the waters of Road Run a branch of Cartwright's Creek, containing by survey, 201 acres, 2 roods and 15 poles and beginning as follows...

An article written by Orval W Baylor in 1934 mentions a connection between the Lincoln and Litsey families as well as the dangers of living in Kentucky in the early days.
...Of all persons qualified to speak with authority on early Lincoln family history, insofar as it related to the first years in Kentucky, the members of the Litsey family are entitled to considerate attention. The earliest members of the Litsey family in Kentucky was Anthony Litsey, whose house stood about midway between the Lincoln cabin on the South and the Richard Berry Sr house on the North. It is but a few minutes walk from the Anthony Litsey house-site to the spot where the pioneer Lincoln is said to have met his death.

Randel Litsey, son of Anthony, married Mary Gregory, daughter of Richard Gregory. Randal and Mary Gregory Litsey were contemporaneous with Thomas Lincoln and Nancy Hanks, the Litsey's being but a few years older than Thomas and Nancy. Mary Litsey was one of Nancy's intimate associates. She assisted with the making of Nancy's wedding dress and she attended the wedding of Thomas and Nancy at Francis Berry's house in 1806. Uriah Litsey was a son of Randal and Mary Gregory Litsey. From his mother he learned much that related to the Lincolns and their kinfolk. This information he passed on to his son, Judge Berry Litsey, and the Judge spent the greater part of a day in conducting his son, David Litsey, over the Lincoln country, and in acquainting him with the facts as he had heard them from this father.

Now, what do the Litseys say about the Lincolns?

Judge Berry Litsey took David Litsey to the site on Lincoln's Run, now marked by a replica of the original Lincoln cabin, and there pointed out the place where Abraham Sr settled in 1782. From thence, the Judge and his son walked along the ridge overlooking the Beech Fork, to a point which the Judge designated as being the same that his father had often told him was the place where the President's grandfather, while outhunting, was killed by Indians.
From the massacre site, father and son passed to the burying-ground, situated on a high bluff overlooking the river. At the western edge of the graveyard, Judge Litsey located a grave that he said was none other than that of the pioneer Abraham Lincoln [the President's grandfather].There could be no mistake for the grave was then marked by a stone that bore the inscription A LINCOLN.
David Litsey took mental note of the grave site and afterward he took a photograph of the stone. At that time, David Litsey's picture shows it was still standing and name was plainly showing.

Last Fall, David Litsey took me to the old burying-ground. He went straight to the spot where this father, some thirty years before, had pointed out to him the grave and head-stone of Abraham Lincoln Sr. The stone was no longer intact. Only the base remained in place. Several pieces lay scattered about. On one of the pieces I found a part of the name. The pieces were so badly mutilated that it was impossible for usto reconstruct them and restore the entire inscription.
As mentioned in the article above, during the 1780s and early 1790s there were numerous conflicts with the Indians in the area. Anthony was one of many who fought to get the Indians under control. Kentucky military payroll records dated November 14, 1800 document that Anthony was paid for fighting against the Shawnees August 10, 1787.
Anthony died sometime between June 28, 1792 and September 13, 1792, in Nelson County, Kentucky, in an area that is today the southeast corner of Washington County, Kentucky. His will, recorded in Nelson County, Kentucky, reads as follows:

In the name of God Amen, I Anthony Litsey [spelled Litsen in the will] of Nelson County, and State of Virginia, do find myself weak of body but of perfect mind and memory. And knowing that it is appointed for all men once to die and to rise again at the resurrection by the mighty power of God. That is to say, principally, and first of all I recommend my soul into the hands of God who gave it, and [my body] to the Earth to be buried at decent Christian burial at the discretion of my Executors, and as touching my worldly estate where with it has pleased God to bless me with in the life, I give, devise and dispose of it the following manner: FIRST I give to my well beloved sons my Lands and Tenements in an equal proportion namely, Randolph, John, Anthony, James, Henry and Matthew, only I will they shall not dispose of the same till all come of age and then by the consent of each other. Item next: I give to my oldest daughter Sarah such of my property as she has already got and ten shillings more. Item: I give to my daughters Catherine, Mary and Nancy an equal share of my goods and chattels and also my sons to receive an equal share of my good and chattels with they of my daughters only. I will that such of my children as wants schooling to be schooled and at the expense of my sons. Item: I give to my well beloved wife Susannah such portion of my estate as the law directs during her natural life and not to destroy the same and at her decease to be divided between all the children, and to assist me in this, my last Will and Testament, I appoint my trusty friends: Benjamin Ogden and William Hays my Executors, I have to this end set my hand and seal June 28, 1792.



Children of Anthony Litching and Susanna Slack are:
7 i. Sarah Litsey, born December 09, 1766 in Augusta Co., Va; died Abt. 1843 in Harrison County Indiana; married John Davis August 21, 1790 in Nelson County Kentucky.
ii. Randal Litsey, born April 18, 1770; died September 28, 1849.
iii. Catherine Litsey, born 1773 in Augusta Co., Va; died Bef. 1850 in Harrison County Indiana; married Edward Davis August 25, 1794 in Washington Co., Ky; born 1771 in Frederick Co., Va; died Bef. 1860 in Harrison County Indiana.
iv. John Litsey, born November 02, 1774; died April 20, 1857.
v. Anthony Litsey, born Abt. 1777.
vi. Mary Litsey, born Abt. 1780; died Aft. 1830.
vii. James Litsey, born August 03, 1782; died November 02, 1854.
viii. Henry Litsey, born 1784; died February 17, 1867.
ix. Nancy Litsey, born 1787; died April 06, 1813.
x. Matthew Litsey, born 1788; died June 07, 1852.


Generation No. 5

16. William Askeren, born March 14, 1687/88 in Stubbs Walden, Yorkshire, England; died December 1721 in Haywood, Yorkshire, England. He was the son of 32. Richard Askorne and 33. Unknown. He married 17. Dinah.
17. Dinah, born 1673; died January 08, 1770 in Campsall, Yorkshire, England.

Children of William Askeren and Dinah are:
8 i. Thomas Askren, Sr, born June 19, 1719 in Burghwallis, Yorkshire, England; died Abt. 1804 in Fayette Co., PA; married Martha New.
ii. John Askren, born April 06, 1714 in Womersley, England; died August 21, 1721 in St Marti, Yorkshire, England.
iii. Richard Askren, born November 17, 1715 in Womersley, England; died October 03, 1758 in Arksey England; married Margaret Carter.

Notes for Richard Askren:
There is indication that this family may have changed the spelling of Askren to Askron.

iv. Willian Askren, born October 07, 1717 in Womersley, England; died August 21, 1741 in Campsall, Yorkshire, England.
v. Mary Askren, born January 27, 1720/21.


18. William New

Child of William New is:
9 i. Martha New, born 1725 in Maryland; died Abt. 1770; married Thomas Askren, Sr.


30. Randolph Slack, born Abt. 1720; died March 1795 in Washington Co., Ky.. He married 31. Sarah Penn.
31. Sarah Penn, born Abt. 1734; died Aft. April 02, 1795 in Washington Co., Ky..

Notes for Randolph Slack:
Randal Slack was born about 1720, probably in Pennsylvania. The exact place of his birth is unknown but at one time the Slacks were living near the old Fort where Harrisburg, Pennsylvania is today.

Augusta County, Virginia, Court Records, Order Book 16, May 18, 1779 - Randall Slack and Sarah, his wife, failing to appear as witnesses to the will of Casper Ekert, are fined unless they appear, &c.
By 1781, Randal had moved his family to Kentucky. The first mention of Randolph in Kentucky was recorded in August, 1783 in the Lincoln County, Kentucky, Court, when it was "Ordered that one Tithe belonging to Randolph Slack be added to the list taken by Alexander Robinson."

Pioneer History of Washington County, Kentucky, by Orval W Baylor, page 22 -- Randolph Slack, prominent in his time in public affairs in Washington County, settled therein about the year 1795. His home was in the neighborhood of Hardin's Mill, which stood on the Little Beech, some miles below Dorsey's Mill. Slack came to Kentucky in the fall of 1781, and resided first in the neighborhood of Danville. In 1782, he was "called out to guard Bullitts licks." While enroute to the licks, he camped "on the ground at or near where Parker improved on the Big Beech at the mouth of Cartwright's creek." This land, in what is today Washington County, Kentucky, was later purchased by him. On this site, Randolph built a plantation where he remained the rest of his life.

Washington County, Kentucky, Wills, Book A, Page 35 - In the name of God Amen, I Randal Slack of the County of Washington and State of Kentucky, being very sick and weak in body but of perfect mind and memory and having in mind the mortality of my body and that it is appointed for all mankind once to die, do make this my Last Will and Testament. That is: First, I recommend my soul into the hands of almighty God who gave it and my body to the earth from whence it was taken, to be buried in decent Christian burial at the Discretion of my Executors. And what worldly goods God has been pleased to give me I give and Bequeath in the following manner: First I will that all my lawful debts be paid by my Executors out of my estate. Secondly, I give and Bequeath unto my beloved wife Sarah and my beloved son Richard Slack, all the movable property, house and furniture with all my stock goods and chattels and 100 acres of land whereon I now live and all accoutrements belonging thereto to be theirs as long as either of them shall live for their maintenance and at their death, I will it shall be sold and equally divided amongst all my children. Thirdly, I will at the choice of my wife and son above named that Randal Slack act as guardian for him, Richard Slack agreeable to being to this my last Will and Testament. Fourthly, I ordain, endorse and appoint David Caldwell and John Slack, sole Executors to this my Last Will and Testament and lastly, I ordain, make confirm, ratify and allow this my last Will and Testament. And so hereby disannul, make void and renounce all Wills and Testaments by me heretofore made, ordain, and making or allowing, this only. As Witness my hand and seal this February 20, 1795. Witnesses: John Pirtle, Henry (x) Baylor, William McCantire.


Children of Randolph Slack and Sarah Penn are:
15 i. Susanna Slack, born Abt. 1742 in Pennsylvania; died Abt. 1833 in Harrison Co., IN; married Anthony Litching Abt. 1768 in Virginia.
ii. John Slack, born Abt. 1754; died Aft. 1822.
iii. Catherine Slack, born Abt. 1755; died Abt. 1798.
iv. Mary Slack, born Abt. 1757; died Aft. 1810.
v. William Slack, born Abt. 1761; died 1830.

Notes for William Slack:
On March 7, 1793, Randolph and his son William were appointed to the first Grand Jury of Washington County, Kentucky.

vi. Randall Slack, born Abt. 1765.
vii. Richard Slack, born Abt. 1770 in Pennsylvania; died Aft. 1795.


Generation No. 6

32. Richard Askorne, born March 25, 1642 in Snaith, Yorkshire, England; died February 02, 1716/17 in Stubbs Walden, Yorkshire, England. He was the son of 64. William Askorne and 65. Unknown. He married 33. Unknown.
33. Unknown

Children of Richard Askorne and Unknown are:
16 i. William Askeren, born March 14, 1687/88 in Stubbs Walden, Yorkshire, England; died December 1721 in Haywood, Yorkshire, England; married Dinah.
ii. Elizabeth Askeren, born March 19, 1670/71.
iii. Mary Askeren, born December 28, 1675.
iv. Richard Askeren, born August 21, 1675.
v. Sarah Askeren, born April 05, 1681 in Womersley, England; married Thomas Eadon.
vi. Richard Askeren, born February 11, 1682/83 in Womersley, England; died January 24, 1690/91 in Womersley, England.
vii. Samuel Askeren, born in Womersley, England; died January 13, 1690/91 in Womersley, England.
viii. Elizabeth Askeren, born October 19, 1673 in Womersley, England; died July 06, 1694 in Womersley, England; married Samuel Pincheon..


Generation No. 7

64. William Askorne, born in Heck, England; died May 29, 1672 in Stubbs, Walden, England. He was the son of 128. James Askerene and 129. Elizabeth Baines. He married 65. Unknown.
65. Unknown

Notes for William Askorne:
Will dated April 7 1672


Children of William Askorne and Unknown are:
32 i. Richard Askorne, born March 25, 1642 in Snaith, Yorkshire, England; died February 02, 1716/17 in Stubbs Walden, Yorkshire, England; married Unknown.
ii. William Askorne, born March 16, 1630/31 in Snaith, Yorkshire, England; died May 22, 1688 in Snaith, Yorkshire, England; married Isabel Boyne; died July 24, 1682 in Kirk Sherton, England.
iii. Ann Askorne, born February 22, 1632/33.
iv. Helene Askorne, born 1634 in Snaith, Yorkshire, England; died May 25, 1634 in Snaith, Yorkshire, England.
v. Marie Askorne, born April 19, 1635 in Snaith, Yorkshire, England; died July 20, 1639 in Snaith, Yorkshire, England.
vi. Henri Askorne, born January 14, 1636/37 in Snaith, Yorkshire, England; died April 17, 1639 in Snaith, Yorkshire, England.
vii. Elizabeth Askorne, born 1639 in Snaith, Yorkshire, England.
viii. Ann Askorne, born February 22, 1643/44.
ix. Joshua Askorne, born June 23, 1646.
x. Thomas Askorne, born April 11, 1648 in Snaith, Yorkshire, England; died September 06, 1699 in St Marti, Yorkshire, England; married Mary Healey; died February 01, 1694/95 in Womersley, England.


Generation No. 8

128. James Askerene, born Aft. 1565 in Hensall, Yorkshire, England; died October 30, 1646 in Hensall, Yorkshire, England. He was the son of 256. Edmund Askerene and 257. Elizabeth. He married 129. Elizabeth Baines.
129. Elizabeth Baines, born in Hensall, Yorkshire, England; died April 20, 1629 in Snaith, Yorkshire, England.

Children of James Askerene and Elizabeth Baines are:
64 i. William Askorne, born in Heck, England; died May 29, 1672 in Stubbs, Walden, England; married Unknown.
ii. Richard Askorne, born in Edborough Twp, England; died March 20, 1630/31; married Francis Atkinson; born in Heck, England.
iii. Edward Edmund Askorne, died March 28, 1687 in St. Lawre, Yorkshire, England; married (1) Isobell Jackson; born in Hensall, Yorkshire, England; died March 24, 1673/74; married (2) Dorothy Dee.
iv. Dee Askorne, married John Makine.
v. Barbara Askorne, born November 13, 1621 in Hensall, Yorkshire, England.


Generation No. 9

256. Edmund Askerene, born Abt. 1540 in Ferrybridge, Yorkshire, England; died 1594 in Water Fry, England. He was the son of 512. Robert Askerene and 513. Isabell. He married 257. Elizabeth.
257. Elizabeth

Children of Edmund Askerene and Elizabeth are:
128 i. James Askerene, born Aft. 1565 in Hensall, Yorkshire, England; died October 30, 1646 in Hensall, Yorkshire, England; married (1) Elizabeth Baines; married (2) Isabell Hogley.
ii. Richard Askerene, born Bef. 1565.
iii. Elizabeth Askerene, born Bef. 1565.
iv. Edmund Askerene, born Aft. 1565.


Generation No. 10

512. Robert Askerene, born Abt. 1520 in Campsall, Yorkshire, England; died January 18, 1563/64 in Campsall, Yorkshire, England. He married 513. Isabell.
513. Isabell

Notes for Robert Askerene:
Information on the early Askern family in England was done by the son of Etta Belle Castleberry of Grand Terrace, Ca. He had lived in England and visited in Yourkshire around 1993. He said that he designed Internet Web sites and that in the summer of 1998 he would be traveling to Penslvania to do further research.

He says that the Askren name derives from a place in South Riding, Yorishire County named at times throughout history as Askren and Askern. It means something like "Village of the White Ash Tree". The community and region was part of the "Danelaw" and Danish by origin after the Jutes/Algles and before the Saxons/Normans. In ancient times it was a Roman Sap and today, just like 1700 years ago when the Romans used it there are White Ash trees surrounding the beautiful hot springs pool.



Children of Robert Askerene and Isabell are:
256 i. Edmund Askerene, born Abt. 1540 in Ferrybridge, Yorkshire, England; died 1594 in Water Fry, England; married Elizabeth.
ii. Barnard Askerene, born in Badger, Campsall, Yorkshire, England; died December 07, 1601 in St. Mary, Yorkshire, England; married Jennet; died December 23, 1602.
iii. Richard Askerene, died September 26, 1603 in Campsall, Yorkshire, England; married (1) Elizabeth Benkes; married (2) Isabella Healey; died May 16, 1578 in Campsall, Yorkshire, England.
iv. Anne Askerene, married Edmond Grenfelde.
v. Isabel Askerene
vi. Barbara Askerene, married George Wilkinson.



Endnotes

1. Mary A. Rumbley Barksdale furnished information on children of Susannah
2. Gary Watson.
3. The Litsey family formerly Litching and Litsey and Their Descendants, by David Randolph Litsey (1952)..