The Savage Family Genealogy Pages
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| 1 | "Governor Sharpe wrote General Forbes that Edward Sprigg was killed at the blowing up of a lesser magazine at Fort Cumberland" | Sprigg, Capt. Edward (I1121)
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| 2 | 1. Zachariah was originally buried in the old East Cemetery in Wheeling and his grave was moved to Greenwood to accommodate expansion of the city. | Sprigg, Zachariah (I157)
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| 3 | 1910 census indicates his profession was stone cutter and odd jobs. | Stentz, William Erwin (I1190)
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| 4 | Accompanied Thomas from VA to MD in 1858 | Sprigg, Nathaniel (I1347)
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| 5 | According to a relative on Ancestry.com, Elizabeth was adopted by Fred and Hester on 2 Mar 1926. Hester was her aunt, her biological parents were Susan F. James and father was William Wallace. | Carpenter, Elizabeth Louise Pape (I566)
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| 6 | According to the 1880 census, the Wilson household had a collection of people whose relationships are not clear. Gill and Elizabeth seemed to be married "Rebecca" whom I believe is really "Relvia" due to the bad handwriting and matching of approximate birthdate and is listed as Stepdaughter of Gill which matches family story. Etty is of similar age to Relvia and Louis M. Moch's first child. She is listed as illegitimate which implies that she was born before Relvia and Louis married in late 1880. Tom Florence Wilson is listed as adopted. | Family: Wilson, Gill / Wilson, Elizabeth Ellis (F345)
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| 7 | Address found in Sandra Crawford house give address as: Mrs. Sewell A. Miller 1635 Long Shadow Lane Columbia, SC 29206 | Miller, Sewell Alfred (I571)
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| 8 | Adopted by Gill and Elizabeth Wilson according to 1880 census | Wilson, Tom Florence (I1069)
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| 9 | Amelia reside normally in South Charleston, WV. She died in Townshend, VT as she was being cared for by her younger sister, Julia. | Singleton, Amelia Campbell Savage (I112)
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| 10 | Arrived from England likely in early 1650 or late 1649. He is listed as an "Officer of the Royal Lancers, a Cavalier. There is an assumption that it was related to the execution of Charles I. | Sprigg, Lt. Thomas Sr. (I1094)
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| 11 | Bedford Gazette reference to Robert, Phoebe and their two children visiting her in Byron, NY around 9 Aug 1912 | Hoover, Jessie E. Fisher (I558)
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| 12 | Burial notes say death due to Bright's disease, also called chronic nephritis, a kidney disease. | Stentz, William Erwin (I1190)
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| 13 | Captured by Indians 19 Mar 1764. Ransomed back a year later. | Sprigg, Elizabeth Stevenson (I158)
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| 14 | Catherine married Thomas before March 1650, shortly after the death of her first husband William Roper, likely in January of 1650 | Family: Sprigg, Lt. Thomas Sr. / Sprigg, Catherine Graves Roper (F431)
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| 15 | Catherine was married to Capt. William Roper and had two children, William and Verlinda. Capt. Roper died in Jan 1650 and she married Thomas Sprigg by March 1650. The estate of Capt. Roper was given to Verlinda in a March 1650 estate hearing to which she would receive it upon the earlier of her 17th birthday or marriage. There is no mention of William Jr. in the estate hearing, nor is he noted as to moving to MD with Thomas Sprigg in 1658, however Verlinda is and is presumably a minor. | Sprigg, Catherine Graves Roper (I1324)
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| 16 | Date of death learned from first note found in Louise Savage house cites date of death to be 15 Apr 1980. Second note indicates date of death to be 15 Aug 1980 | Hartlieb, Louis Pape (I24)
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| 17 | Death reported by Bernetta Ebbert Evans. | Family: Ebbert, John Benedict / Ebbert, Mary Garrity (F280)
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| 18 | Died in car crash at 60 E. Park St., Wheeling. | Ebbert, William Henry (I756)
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| 19 | Enlisted in the Air Force on Dec 28, 1940. Was deployed to Panama as part of the 397th Bomber Squadron. Was on a routine flight and his plane was reported missing on July 13, 1942. Search continued for a week in the jungle before being called off. Family rumor was the plane ran out of gas but have not found any confirmation of that theory. | Savage, George Campbell (I87)
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| 20 | Etta is possibly the illegitimate girl 1-year old (Etty) that was living with Gill Wilson in the 1880 census. Perhaps the daughter of Rebecca listed as the 16-year old stepdaughter. Rebecca disappears from the records after 1880. It is clear that Louis and Relivia considered her part of the family and seems to have taken her in shortly after their marriage at the end of 1880. Etta is later listed as their daughter. | Sherouse, Etta Moch (I1053)
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| 21 | Findagrave notes indicate that Adolph is a sibling of Heinrich, Johanna, Friedrich, and Karl (Carl). However, there are notes that Heinrich is the half-brother of Karl indicating that Johanne was twice married. Looking for more information to better make these conclusions. | Family: / Pape, Johanna Jaeger (F181)
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| 22 | Gill Wilson is likely stepfather | Moch, Relvia Cole (I1039)
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| 23 | He was together in Baton Rouge with his brother Horatio in 1820. | Sprigg, Robert (I1221)
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| 24 | Henry was widowed according to his marriage license to Mary Seabright. | Family: Pape, Henry Louis / (F178)
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| 25 | Immigration 1881 | Lasch, Elizabeth Ebbert (I29)
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| 26 | Inscription on tombstone reads "8th of Silver Moon No. 87 F. & A.M." This means that LM Moch was an 8th Degree Mason of the Silver Moon No. 87 of the Free and Amended Masons. Silver is associated with the moon in Masonic tradition and in Vermont there were a number of "Silver Moon" lodges that used that term to meet on nights when there was a full moon to facilitate easy travel to the meetings at night. To have such a inscription on his memorial indicated that he was proud of his fraternal position in the order. No. 87 is confirmed to have been in Keithville, LA. | Moch, Louis Morgan (I1038)
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| 27 | It appears that Louis Morgan did not have a close relationship to his father or mother and had a complicated childhood being a child during the Civil War in the Deep South. I can find no record of any other Moch's in Caddo Parish, except for Marx Moch, a local merchant. However, Marx did not arrive in America until 1860. He seems to have two half-siblings, Gill and Mary Wilson who are older than Louis and were born in Alabama as was his mother. Louis was born in Louisiana however and we don't know how his mother and half-siblings got to Louisiana. In the 1870 Census, Louis appears to be living with his half-brother Gill. Mary seems to have married Peter Connor. Peter and Mary Connor had a son, Ananias, who was boarding with Louis according to the 1900 census. Ananias would be Louis' nephew. | Moch, Louis Morgan (I1038)
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| 28 | It is my belief that Gregory Ebbert is the brother of Conrad Ebbert. There are several reasons for this: 1. Both trace their birth back to Fulda, Germany. 2. When Conrad died in 1885, Gregory is appointed as one of the executors of the estate. 3. Gregory and Mary lived at 2500 Market Street for nearly their entire time in Wheeling. Over the years, we see various Ebberts outside the family besides their children boarding at this address. One of these is Kate Ebbert, daughter of Conrad Ebbert. It seems that many young adults from farms outside Wheeling went to live in the "big city" with their uncle until they were married or otherwise establishing their own residences. Unfortunately the house no longer stands. The only evidence I can find against this is on his death certificate which lists his father as "John", versus "Marcus or Marquiss" who is cited as the father of Conrad. | Ebbert, Gregory (I820)
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| 29 | Johanna Pape death record show parents a "W & J", assuming J stands for Johanne and W is the name of her father. | Family: Pape, W / Pape, Johanna Jaeger (F163)
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| 30 | Joseph Sullivan (descendant of Cynthia, his sister) notes his service as a Captain in the War of 1812 as part of the LA volunteers in a company of boatmen. | Sprigg, Robert (I1221)
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| 31 | Killed by Indian attack 19 Jul 1757. | Stevenson, Robert (I1242)
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| 32 | Killed by Indians, spring 1764 at ~ 4 yrs old. | Stevenson, Hugh (I1243)
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| 33 | Killed in Indian attack | Stevenson, Robert (I1236)
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| 34 | Likely that Lucy is a second wife as Peter is too old. She was 30 in 1870 census and he was 20. Mose was 44 in the 1870 census. | Family: Connor, Mose / Connor, Lucy (F343)
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| 35 | Lived at Evergreen plantation on Bayon Robert, Rapides Parish, LA | Family: Sprigg, General Horatio Stevenson / Sprigg, Frances Jones Senter (F368)
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| 36 | Not accounted for as part of the move of his parents to MD in 1655 or 1656, however later shows up in MD. | Sprigg, Samuel (I1357)
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| 37 | Note from Findagrave https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/115159146 January 7, 1936, Tuesday, Evening Times, Cumberland, Maryland Conrad Kolb, 77, died yesterday in Allegany Hospital, where he had been a patient for two weeks. He was a son of the late John Nicholas and Catherine Kolb, and resided with his sister-in-law, Mrs. John Kolb, 423 Independence street. Surviving are two sons, John, of Oakland, Cal., and Lloyd, of Vallejo, Cal., and a step-son, Edward Ferguson, of Bedford. The funeral will be held Thursday at 2:30 pm from the home, 423 Independence street. Rev. H Hall Sharp, pastor of St. Luke's Lutheran church, will officiate. Interment will be in the German Benefical [sic] cemetery, Baltimore Pike. | Kolb, Conrad (I647)
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| 38 | Notes from Bedford Gazette indicate that Mrs. Sewell Miller is the daughter of Phoebe and that her husband is referred to as "Capt. Sewer Miller" and were living in Columbia, SC as of August 1954. | Miller, Florence Virginia Wilfong (I561)
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| 39 | Occupation in 1880 census is Butcher | Stentz, John (I1203)
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| 40 | Ohio County Marriages 1866-1870 Book 7, page 19 | Family: Ebbert, Conrad / Ebbert, Caroline Schnell (F53)
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| 41 | Randall and his wife, Ann, and daughter Lucy, were living next door to his brother Peter in the 1880 census. | Connor, Randall (I1071)
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| 42 | Residence in 1920, 260 Plymouth St., Bucyrus, OH | Stentz, William Erwin (I1190)
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| 43 | Residence on Hill Farm, now Oglebay Park from 1846-1856 | Chapline, Hanson Wheeler (I1149)
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| 44 | Residence: 1805: Virginia 1852: Louisiana 1856: Virginia 1870: Caddo Parish, LA 1880: Caddo Parish, LA | Coleman, Wilson (I1027)
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| 45 | Residence: 1930: Spring Ridge Road, Caddo Parish 1940: Lodger in Shreveport | Johnson, Ed (I996)
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| 46 | Residence: 1946: Houston, TX 1961: Houston, TX | Rason, LB (I1007)
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| 47 | Residences: Birth: Spring Ridge, LA 1918: Spring Ridge, LA 1942: RFD #2 Apt. 44 Keithville, LA (WWII draft registration) 1962: Webber's Nursing Home, 2113 W. Morphy St, Ft. Worth TX | Rason, Andrew (I993)
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| 48 | Seems to have died at the home of brother John B. Ebbert at #22 GC&P Road. | Grau, Mary Ebbert (I929)
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| 49 | Significant more detail about Joseph is discussed shallowly in the 18-FEB-1906 Baltimore Sun. Very complicated as it seems that Joseph married 3 widows, each coming from with children, some of whom appropriated the Sprigg name. A later such son, Samuel was adopted by his brother Osborne (Jr), whom had no children of his own. Samuel Sprigg eventually became the 17th governor of Maryland in the early 1800's. | Family: Sprigg, Congressman Joseph / Sprigg, Hannah Lee Bowie (F443)
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| 50 | Some clues regarding the Ebbert photo album and relationships between the 5 branches of Ebberts of Wheeling. 1. Gregory Ebbert is the executor of Conrad Ebbert's will 2. #22 GC&P Road shows up as the residence of many Ebberts over the years, but seems to be owned by John B. Ebbert. It also seems that his sister Catherine and Campbell Savage lived next door. #22 seems to be a parking lot today. 3. John Ebbert and Campbell Savage were both in state road work, John seems to have been there longer and perhaps got him that job after the Savage barn fire. 4. George and Paul Ebbert were both in law enforcement and lived on the same street (Park Ave.) off of Edgington Lane 5. Louisa Ebbert Wagner and Katherine Ebbert Habig attended the same church as Kate Ebbert Savage, St. Alphonsus in downtown Wheeling 6. Louisa Caritas Ebbert picture at #22 GC&P? Note there are also Eberts in Wheeling, but no connection to the Ebberts from what I can determine. | Savage, Catherine Mary Ebbert (I44)
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