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Post by Pat (Friend) Thompson on Sept 2, 2006 13:01:13 GMT -5
From my notes: 1900 Census - Friendsville/Selbysport - William H. H. Friend, Nov 1840, age 59, married 2 yrs, born in Ohio, Justice of the Peace. Mazura, wife, June 1862, age 37, Married 2 yrs, mother of 3, 3 living born in WV UNK UNK. (where is the third child?) Harry Phillippi, stepson, Sept 1886, age 13, born in PA PA WV Albert R. Phillippi, stepson, Oct 1888, age 11 PA PA WV Living beside Guard, Clarence, b. June 1877 Blanch V. b. May 1878 Evelyn A. b. Jan 1900 Buena (?Bucua) M. sister, b. June 1889 Evelyn (above) was Evelyn Guard Oslen, author of "Indian Blood". William H. H. Friend was her grandfather.) -----
Mazura (some say Missouri) was Wm. H. H.'s 3rd wife.
Descendants of William Henry Harrison (Squire) Friend 1 [1] William Henry Harrison (Squire) Friend b: 27 Nov 1840 Fox Twp., Carroll County, Ohio d: 17 Jan 1919 Friendsville, Garrett County, Maryland .. +Sarah Kelley ........ 2 William Henry Harrison (Harry) Friend b: 1860 West Virginia d: 1952 Garrett County, Maryland ............ +Martha Sabina Turney b: Oct 1872 Friendsville, Maryland d: 28 Dec 1961 Friendsville, Maryland *1st Wife of [1] William Henry Harrison (Squire) Friend: .. +Jane Frances Friend b: 1848 ........ 2 William H. H. (Turkey Bill) Friend, Jr. b: 1871 d: 1939 ............ +Effie Friend b: 1871 d: 17 Jul 1943 ........ 2 Walter Silas Friend b: 1873 d: 1961 ............ +Edna D. Garletz b: 1877 d: 1959 ........ 2 Cornelius Ward Friend III b: Jun 1876 ............ +Marguerite Sophie Rathlein b: Abt. 1873 ........ 2 Valerie Blanche Friend b: May 1878 ............ +Clarence Victor Guard b: Jun 1877 ........ 2 Percy Simms Friend b: 19 Jan 1882 d: 13 Aug 1946 Friendsville, Maryland ............ +Elma Evelyn McCullough b: Oct 1891 d: 20 Apr 1956 the home of her daugher, Mary Elizabeth Buckingham, Baltimore, Maryland *2nd Wife of [1] William Henry Harrison (Squire) Friend: .. +Missouri (Mazura) Phillippi ?Hinebaugh b: Jun 1842
Cornelius Ward Friend (Neal), father of Wm. H. H. Friend b. 1840 was Evelyn Guard Olsen's (author of "Indian Blood") great grandfather. It is just my opinion but this should give credence to Evelyn's writing of Cornelius' family. Like I said MOHO.
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Post by glen on Sept 2, 2006 14:04:19 GMT -5
Pat, Two questions on your post. -------------- 1. Are you saying William had an illegitimate child by Sarah?
William Henry Harrison (Squire) Friend, b: 1840, d: 1919. m. Sarah Kelley m.(1) Jane Frances Friend. m.(2) Missouri Phillipi.
-------------- 2. And are you saying William had two sons, with the same name, living at the same time, at the same place?
William Henry Harrison (Squire) Friend, b: 1840, d: 1919. Children: William Henry Harrison (Harry) Friend b: 1860, d: 1952. William H. H. (Turkey Bill) Friend, Jr. b: 1871 d: 1939.
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Post by Pat (Friend) Thompson on Sept 3, 2006 9:13:51 GMT -5
Glen, From my file notes: I have that the mother of Wm. H. H. (Harry) Friend, b. 1860 was Sarah Kelly and that she and Wm. H. H. b. 1840, never married.
I never checked further for information on Sarah but today in the 1860 MD census, Selbysport, I did find Sarah Kelly, 21, (1839) b. MD. Sarah was not married at this time.
That is not proof that the "story" is true, it only shows there was a Sarah Kelley living in the area and she would be about the right age to be Wm. H. H.'s (Harry) mother. The right Sarah; the wrong Sarah, I don't know, I am only saying I found her. I will leave this up to the descendants of Harry to explain. It is not my direct line and not my story.
I also found in the June 9, 1880, Dist. 2 Garrett Co. MD census Friend, Wm. H. H. (Squire), 40, OH MD PA Jane F., 32, wife, MD MD MD Wm. H. H., 9, son MD OH MD Walter, 6, son, MD OH MD Ward, 4, son, MD OH MD Harry, 20, son, MD OH MD Lydia, 60, m-in-law Jonathan, 29, B-in-law Schroyer ?, 12, no relation
As with all genealogy, one answer to a question always seems to create another question; who was Jonathan, 29, B-in-law?
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Post by glen on Sept 3, 2006 10:57:35 GMT -5
The Sarah Kelly and William Friend liaison, does not pass the smell test when coupled with the supposed Wm H.H. (Harry) Friend. I'll not pursue the question for evidence, too far off my lines, but it looks erroneous. It's up to somebody else to provide reasonable documentation.
The 1880 census you cite above indicates Harry was born in MD, not WV.
The brother-in-law would be a s/o Jonathan Friend and Lydia Collins. I don't know anything else about them either.
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Post by glen on Sept 3, 2006 11:53:30 GMT -5
Supporting Documentation and Evidence for Wm H.H. Friend. MD, Allegany Co, Marriages Book C, William H.H. Friend, 29, farmer, of Allegany Co, MD, and Jane F. Friend, 21, seamstress, of Allegany Co, MD, m. 3 Mar 1870, recorded 1 Jun 1870. 1870 2nd Dist, Selbysport PO, Allegany Co, MD (M593-566), p30, ln39, dw207, fm208. William Friend, 29, b. OH, farmer, real estate $2500, Frances, 20, b. MD. (dw203 Cornelius Friend, 66; dw206 Ira Friend, 39) 1880 Selbysport, Garrett Co, MD (T9-0509), p283a. head - Wm H. H. Friend, 40, b. OH, farmer, parents b. MD/PA. wife - Jane F., 32, b. MD, parents b. MD. son - Wm H. H., 9, b. MD, parents b. OH/MD. son - Walter, 6, b. MD, parents b. OH/MD. dau - Blanche, 1, b. MD, parents b. OH/MD. son - Harry, 20, b. MD, farm laborer, parents b. OH/MD. mother law - Lydia Friend, 60, b. MD, parents b. OH/MD. brother law - Jonathan Friend, 29, b. MD, parents b. MD. other - Tresia Schroyer, 12, b. MD, parents b. MD. 1900 Friendsville & Selbysport Dist, Garrett Co, MD (T623-623), p29, ln86, dw308, fm313. head - William H.H. Friend, 59, b. Nov 1840 OH, marr., 2 yrs, Justice of the Peace. wife - Mazura, 37, b. Jun 1862 WV, 3 children, 3 living. step-son Phillippe, Harry, 13, b. Sep 1886 PA, step-son Albert R., 11, b. Oct 1888 PA, 1910 ED. 2, Friendsville, Garrett Co, MD (T624-565), Maple St, p34, ln48, dw43, fm48. head - William H.H. Friend, 69, b. OH, divorced, marr., 5 yrs, parents b. US, surveyor, son - Percy, 27, b. MD, single, (dw49 William H.H. Friend, 39) ------------------------------------------- www.myfamily.com/isapi.dll?c=Content&htx=View&siteid=8ryZAE&contentid=ZZZZZUZH&contentclass=PICT&categoryid=47"History and Roster of Maryland Volunteers, War of 1861-6," Vol.1, Baltimore, MD: Geggenheimer, Weil Co, 1898. p583. Third Regiment, Potomac Home Brigade Infantry-Company D, Commissioned Officers. "William H.H. Friend, 1st Lieut., Muster in: 31 Oct 1861, Muster out: 29 May 1865, Remarks: Entered the service as private, Company B, Second P.H.B. Infantry; promoted First Sergeant; Second Lieutenant, 23 Feb 1865; First Lieutenant, 6 Apr 1865; veteran." Also: Wm. H.H. Friend, Co. D, 3rd Rgmt, PHB, MD, Inf. Enlisted Private, Discharged 1st Lieut. (Source: NARA film no. M388 - Index to Service Records of Volunteer Union Soldiers who served from Maryland, roll 4) --------------------- (Posted by Pat Smith, on Friends Family) State of Maryland, Certificate of Death. Name: Wm. H. H. Friend. Particulars: Male, white, Widower. Occupation: Civil Engineer. Born: 27 Nov 1840 Garrett Co, MD. Father: C. W. Friend. Mother: Sarah Kemp Date of Death: 17 Jan 1919. Place of Death: Friendsville, Garrett Co, MD. Age: 78yr, 1mo, 20d. Cause: Bronchial Pneumonia, Contributory, Influenza Informant: none listed. Burial: Blooming Rose Cemetery. Undertaker: Savage. Registrar: W.H.H. Friend, Jr. DAR, "Maryland's Garrett County Graves", (Parsons, WV: McClain Printing Co., 1987), vol. 2 (2004), p22, William H. H., Friend, Nov 1840 - Jan 1919, Co B 2 MD Inf Civil War h/o Jane F. Nov 1848 - Feb. 7, 1897 Age 48 years, 4 months 11 days. (From Pat Thompson)
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Post by Pat (Friend) Thompson on Sept 3, 2006 14:25:26 GMT -5
Glen, I was only stating the three are in this family. Wm. H. H. (father); Wm. H. H. (son) and Harry b. 1860 (son) in answer to your question. Wm. H. H. and Jane Frances (b. 1848) married 1870 so I would assume she was not his mother as she would have only been 12 years old when Harry was born. ____ William H. Friend, son of the late William H. and Jane Frances Friend, Friendsville, was found dead by his wife last Friday morning at his home. He had been ill but a few days and had chosen to remain up Thursday night by the fire, where he evidently suffered a heart attack. His body lay between a chair and the stove in the living room. He was aged 69 years, nine months and four days.
His wife, who survives was before her marriage Mrs. Effie Friend, of Friendsville. Also surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Thelma Friend Gilleland and two grandchildren, Virginia and Tommy Gilleland, Hagerstown; five brothers and a sister; Ward and Walter Friend, Pittsburgh; Harry Friend, Sand Spring; Theodore and Percy Friend, Friendsville, and Mrs. Blanche Guard, of Pittsburgh.
Funeral services were conducted in the Methodist church in Friendsville on Sunday afternoon at two o'clock with Rev. R. L. Greynolds in charge. Interment was in the Steele cemetery.
Pallbearers were Arnold E. Fox, Norval Speelman, Q. A. Murphy, Milton Forsythe, Clarence Fike and William E. Dunham.
Attending the funeral from Pittsburgh were Walter Friend, Mr. and Mrs. Ward Friend, Mrs. Blanche Guard, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin McClintock, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Davis, Mrs. Blanche Ball and Ronald Guard. (obituary was hand dated Jan. 4, 1948) DAR Graves of Garrett County, MD lists on pg. 243 Friend, William H. H. 1871-1939 buried beside Effie 1871-1943 Steel Cemetery, Friendville, MD ____ Funeral services were held Monday, July 19, for Mrs. Effie Friend, aged 71 years, of Friendsville, who died at her home on Saturday morning, July 17. She was the widow of W. H. H. Friend, who preceded her in death three years ago. She was the daughter of Elijah and Annie E. Friend of Friendsville.
Surviving are one daughter, Mrs. Thelma Helen Gilleland, Hagerstown; one sister, Mrs. Mae Black, Friendsville; two brothers, J. Bunnell Friend, near Hoyes and H. Amster Friend, of Pittsburgh, and by two grandchildren, Thomas U. Gilleland and Virginia Lee Gilleland. One daughter, Genevieve, died at the age of eight years.
Private services were held at the home, after which final rites were conducted in the Methodist church at Friendsville with the Rev. R. L. Greynolds, former pastor, now pastor at Ridgeley, in charge, assisted by the Rev. H. R. Wriston.
Pallbearers were nephews of the deceased; Lawrence, Paul, Emmitt and Ernest Friend. Interment was in the Friendsville cemetery.
Mrs. Friend had been a member of the Friendsville Methodist church since 1885. (paper dated July 22, 1943) ____ _____ I have corrected Harry's place of birth to Maryland.
I don't list a son (Jonathan b. abt. 1851) for Jonathan Friend and Lydia Collins. Where did you find him?
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Post by glen on Sept 3, 2006 15:06:05 GMT -5
William H.H. Friend, b. 1870, d. Obit gives a date of death 1/2 Jan 1948 (probably a typo)
If William H.H. Friend was married to Jane Frances Friend, then presumably the mother-in-law Lydia Friend listed in the 1880 census is the mother of Jane. So Lydia's son Jonathan would be a brother of Jane, and hence a brother-in-law to William.
You're still calling Harry, "William Henry Harrison (Harry) Friend" ?
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Post by Pat (Friend) Thompson on Sept 3, 2006 20:18:59 GMT -5
I understand that Lydia's son, Jonathan, brother to Jane Frances would be William H. H.'s brother in law. What I am saying is I haven't found Lydia to have a son named Jonathan. I have her children listed as: Thomas; Jane Frances; Benjamin; Lot Joab; Andrew. I do not list a Jonathan as a son.
You are right. The father, Wm. H. H. went by the nickname of Squire. His son, Wm. H. H. went by the nickname Turkey Bill. His son by Sarah Kelly or unknown (which ever people prefer) went by the name of Harry. All were named William Henry Harrison Friend as far as I can tell.
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Post by glen on Sept 3, 2006 23:34:16 GMT -5
Pat,
Why do you think Jane Frances Friend did not/could not have a brother three years younger -- other than you do not have him in your records?
What record do you have that says "Harry" was really named Wm H.H. Friend, "how can you tell"? (see first post).
Just shooting from the hip now.
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Post by Pat (Friend) Thompson on Sept 4, 2006 7:50:56 GMT -5
I am not saying Lydia Collins Friend didn't have a son named Jonathan, of course she had to have a son named Jonathan in order for him to be listed as Wm. H. H.'s b-in-law in the 1880 census. What I am trying to say is I can't find him with his parents in any previous census records. I find the family in the 1850 census. 1850 MD census ED #2 Jonathan Friend, 30, b. OH Lydia, 28, b. MD Thos. 4, b. MD Jane, 2, b. MD I can't even find the family in the 1860 census and that is what I was asking; where could the be found? Was Jonathan (Sr.) still alive in 1860?
As for Harry being named Wm. H. H. Friend - I can not confirm so I am changing my records to read "Harry Friend".
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Post by Pat (Friend) Thompson on Sept 4, 2006 8:25:21 GMT -5
Glen, you wrote: p565, Second Regiment Potomac Home Brigade Infantry-Company L. Enlisted Men. "Friend, William H. H. Private. Muster in: Oct. 31, 1861, Muster out: May 29, 1865, Remarks - Transferred to Company B; veteran" DAR Graves of Garrett Co., Maryland Pg. 79 Buried at the Friend cemetery, Turkeyneck Road, Garrett Co., MD is:
FRIEND, Wm. H. H. N.d. (no dates), Co. I, 2nd P.H.B. Md Inf Buried beside FRIEND, Mary 1848-1898
I believe this Wm. H. H. Friend is the son of Josiah Friend and Lavina Kemp Friend (of the “Swanton Friends”).
I wondered if the COMPANY L, that you listed, was possibly Co. “I” ?
Buried at the Steel(e) Cemetery, Friendsville, MD is (pg. 243) FRIEND, William H. H., 1871-1939 Buried beside Effie, 1871-1943. (I believe this is Wm. H. H. Friend (Jr.) or “Turkey Bill”. I don’t know where Wm. H. H. Friend (Sr.) or “Squire” is buried. Ina Hicks told me: “From Ina Hicks, 6/02 W.H.H., Evelyn Olsen's grandfather, must be buried at Blooming Rose or on his farm which was almost next door to the church. I don't find him there, though.”
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Post by Pat (Friend) Thompson on Sept 4, 2006 10:21:21 GMT -5
Like I said before "each genealogy answer always seems to create another question. Who was Theodore?
Harry Friend, 92, died at his late home at Blooming Rose, near Friendsville, yesterday morning at 5 o'clock.
Born June 15, 1860, at Blooming Rose, he was a son of the late William H. H. Friend and Sarah Kelly Friend. He was a member of the Jehovah Witnesses. For 52 years he had been engaged in farming.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Martha (Turnery) Friend; one daughter, Mrs. Olive M. Friend, Friendsville; six grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren; a sister, Mrs. Blance Guard, Glendale, CA, 3 brothers, Walter Friend and Ward Friend of Pittsburgh, PA and Theodore Friend, Friendsville.
Funeral services will be held on Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Blooming Rose Church with interment in the church cemetery. Hand dated 11-11-52
Marriage records of Garrett County, Maryland pg. 100 FRIEND, William Harrison, 35 (1864), of Garrett Co, widower, married Mar. 11, 1899, TURNEY, Martha Sabina, 27, of Garrett Co., single. Age at marriage should read 38 to match Harry's information. Did he shave off a few years for his young bride of 27?)
Marriage records of Garrett County, Maryland, pg 49 FRIEND, William H., 28 (1861), of Garrett Co. single, married Feb. 1, 1889, HUMBERSON, Lydia, 18, of Garrett Co., single.
Marriage records of Garrett County, Maryland, pg. 100 FRIEND, William Henry H., 57, of Garrett Co., widower, married Mar. 21, 1898, PHILLIPPI, Missouri, 35, of Garrett Co., widow.
Marriage records of Garrett County, Maryland pg. 100 FRIEND, William H. H., Jr., 23, of Garrett Co., single, married Feb. 3, 1895, FRIEND, Effie, 22 of Garrett Co., single.
Marriage records of Garrett County, Maryland pg. 10 FRIEND, William H., 22, of Garrett Co., single, married Mar. 22, 1883, UMBEL, Eliza J., 18, of Garrett Co., single.
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Post by glen on Sept 4, 2006 11:51:03 GMT -5
I haven't checked the 1860/70 census for this family, but I presume Jonathan was b. ca. 1851. It's a family I have no records on.
Yes, it appears Company I is correct, and L is a typo in the reference. I had to flip a couple pages to make sure.
Photo, Tombstone: William H.H. Friend, Co B, 2 Md Inf, Civil War, Nov 1840 - Jan 1919. (from my notes above) Mark Friend said the cemetery was Meth. Church Cem, Hoyes, Garrett Co, MD. Appearently that is wrong and he is in Blooming Rose Cemetery.
Harry, b. June 15, 1860, at Blooming Rose, s/o Sarah Kelly looks good now.
Did you say William Henry Harrison Friend and Jane Frances Friend, m. 03 Jun 1870?
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Post by Pat (Friend) Thompson on Sept 4, 2006 14:06:13 GMT -5
Friend, William H. H. 29 W Allegany Co. Farmer Friend, Jane F. (Seamstress) 21 W Allegany Co. 06/03/1870 06/01/1870 www.rootsweb.com/~mdallegh/Vitals/Marriages65-73EFG.htm_____________ DAR Graves of Garrett County, Maryland Vol. II, pg. 22 FRIEND, William H. H., Nov 1840- - Jan 1919, Co B 2 MD Inf Civil War h/o Jane F. Nov 1848-Feb. 7, 1897 Age 48 years, 4 months 11 days. Blooming Rose near Friendsville, Maryland.
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Post by glen on Sept 4, 2006 16:30:18 GMT -5
Thanks Pat,
I don't know how I missed that page, forgot it or what.
Blooming Rose (Mark Friend said the cemetery was a Methodist cemetery, located on Hoyes Rd, appearently he errored)
BTW, date of birth calculates to 26 Sep 1848, think I'll stick with the Nov 1848 date.
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