LDS Temple Index Bureau Record for "Joseph Clark" (FHL Special Collection Film # 1262792) state the following: That "Joseph Clark" was born "abt. 1755" and that he was "of Galloway, Gloucester, N.J." (New Jersey); that his parents were "David Clark" and "Rachel Betts"; that "Samuel Clark" was his "Son"; and that Joseph was baptized by proxy on 12 June 1872 and that he was endowed by proxy on 6 May 1937 in the Cardston Alberta Canada Temple.
LDS Sealing-to-Spouse of "Joseph Clark" and "Elizabeth Sooy": On 12 June 1872, "Samuel Clark" (1798-1885, born "18 Dec. 1798" in "Gloucester, N.J.") acted as "Heir & proxy" for a deceased "Joseph Clark", and "Sarah Clark Weaver" (1831-1910, born "27 Jan. 1832"--but which should have been recorded as "1831"--in "Clinton, Ohio") acted as "Heiress & proxy" for a deceased "Elizabeth Sooy"--who was born in New Jersey, in an LDS sealing-to-spouse ordinance in the LDS Endowment House. This proxy sealing ordinance was performed by "Pres. D. H. Wells" [Daniel Hanmer Wells, 1814-1891], and witnessed by "Jos[eph]. F. Smith" and "Joseph Clark." This information was recorded in "Sealings of Couples, Living and by Proxy, 1851-1889" (FHL Special Collections Film # 183398).
LDS Proxy Ordinances for "Joseph Clark" who was "of Galloway, Clouc. C., N.J." and born "about 1755" to "David Clark" and "Rachel Betts Clark" included his LDS Endowment of 6 May 1937 and LDS Sealing-to-Parents of 21 July 1938 in the LDS Temple in Cardston Alberta Canada (FHL Special Collections Film # 170745).
"Joseph Clark" is mentioned in the book "The Daily Union History of Atlantic City and County, New Jersey", by John F. Hall, 1900, under the section entitled the "Clark Family" (pages 379-384), as follows: "8. David Clark, son of Thomas and Hannah Clark, married and had five sons and one daughter, viz. 61. Thomas, 62. Benjamin, 63. Joseph, 64. Abner, 65. Nehemiah, 66. Rebecca. Benjamin, Joseph and Abner lived many years at the place of their birth viz: Clarks Landing, but finally joined the immigration westward and settled in a place called Jersey Settlement, in the State of Ohio. Nehemiah and Thomas both lived at Clarks Landing.
Historical Information about "Joseph Clark" from FamilySearch:
In March 2016, "CarleneLaub1" contributed the following information to FamilySearch (PID#: KWJT-Y46): "Rebecca [Garner] married Samuel Clark on 18 July 1827. He [Samuel Clark] was twenty nine. His ancestors were also early colonists to America and he was born 18 December 1798 in Egg Harbor, New Jersey. His father Joseph Clark (born 1755/62) is said to have been a Revolutionary War solider. His mother was Elizabeth Sooey, born in 1762 in Galloway, New Jersey. Some months after Samuel's birth, they [Joseph and Elizabeth Clark], moved to Ohio, along with many other families from New Jersey."Geographical Note: Galloway, New Jersey, is listed in Wikipedia (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Galloway_Township,_New_Jersey#History) as follows: "The Township of Galloway was created by Royal Patent of King George III of Great Britain on April 4, 1774. At that time it was part of Gloucester County, and comprised what is now Hammonton, Mullica Township, Egg Harbor City, Port Republic, Brigantine, Atlantic City, and the northern portion of Absecon. Galloway Township was incorporated by the New Jersey Legislature on February 21, 1798, as one of the state's initial group of 104 townships under the Township Act of 1798."
LDS Sealing-to-Spouse of "Joseph Clark" and "Elizabeth Sooy": On 12 June 1872, "Samuel Clark" (1798-1885, born "18 Dec. 1798" in "Gloucester, N.J.") acted as "Heir & proxy" for a deceased "Joseph Clark", and "Sarah Clark Weaver" (1831-1910, born "27 Jan. 1832"--but which should have been recorded as "1831"--in "Clinton, Ohio") acted as "Heiress & proxy" for a deceased "Elizabeth Sooy"--who was born in New Jersey, in an LDS sealing-to-spouse ordinance in the LDS Endowment House. This proxy sealing ordinance was performed by "Pres. D. H. Wells" [Daniel Hanmer Wells, 1814-1891], and witnessed by "Jos[eph]. F. Smith" and "Joseph Clark." This information was recorded in "Sealings of Couples, Living and by Proxy, 1851-1889" (FHL Special Collections Film # 183398).
LDS Sealing-to-Parents of "Elizabeth Sooy--who was listed as being born about 1767 in New Jersey to her parents Joseph Sooy and Mary Leek--took place by proxy on 21 July 1938 in the LDS Temple in Cardston Alberta Canada (FHL Special Collections Film # 170745).
Historical Information about "Elizabeth Sooey" from FamilySearch:
In March 2016, "CarleneLaub1" contributed the following information to FamilySearch (PID#: KWJT-Y46): "Rebecca [Garner] married Samuel Clark on 18 July 1827. He [Samuel Clark] was twenty nine. His ancestors were also early colonists to America and he was born 18 December 1798 in Egg Harbor, New Jersey. His father Joseph Clark (born 1755/62) is said to have been a Revolutionary War solider. His mother was Elizabeth Sooey, born in 1762 in Galloway, New Jersey. Some months after Samuel's birth, they [Joseph and Elizabeth Clark], moved to Ohio, along with many other families from New Jersey."
Marriage Notes for Joseph Clark and Elizabeth Sooy-684
LDS Sealing-to-Spouse of "Joseph Clark" and "Elizabeth Sooy": On 12 June 1872, "Samuel Clark" (1798-1885, born "18 Dec. 1798" in "Gloucester, N.J.") acted as "Heir & proxy" for a deceased "Joseph Clark", and "Sarah Clark Weaver" (1831-1910, born "27 Jan. 1832"--but which should have been recorded as "1831"--in "Clinton, Ohio") acted as "Heiress & proxy" for a deceased "Elizabeth Sooy"--who was born in New Jersey, in an LDS sealing-to-spouse ordinance in the LDS Endowment House. This proxy sealing ordinance was performed by "Pres. D. H. Wells" [Daniel Hanmer Wells, 1814-1891], and witnessed by "Jos[eph]. F. Smith" and "Joseph Clark." This information was recorded in "Sealings of Couples, Living and by Proxy, 1851-1889" (FHL Special Collections Film # 183398).
LDS Proxy Baptism Record of "Joseph Clark": On 12 June 1872, Samuel Clark (1798-1885) was baptized by "proxy" in the LDS Endowment House for his deceased "brother", "Joseph Clark"--who is listed as being born in "New Jersey". Samuel Clark was baptized by "Samuel H. B. Smith" [Samuel Harrison Bailey Smith, 1838-1914], and confirmed by "Pres. D. H. Wells" [Daniel Hanmer Wells, 1814-1891]. This information was recorded in the "Salt Lake Temple and Endowment House Record: Baptisms - Records - Dead, 25 May 1871 - 11 Oct 1872 (FHL Special Collections Film # 1149519).
LDS Temple Index Bureau Record for "Joseph Clark" (FHL Special Collection Film # 1262792, TIB # 51496)) state the following: That "Joseph Clark" was born "abt. 1796" in "New Jersey"; that his parents were "Joseph Clark" and "Elizabeth Soay"; that "Samuel Clark" was his "Bro[ther]"; and that Joseph was baptized by proxy on 12 June 1872, and that he was endowed by proxy on 6 May 1937 in the Cardston Alberta Canada Temple.
LDS Sealing-to-Parents of "Joseph Clark"--who was listed as being "b.[born] about 1796" in "N.J." to his parents Joseph Clark and Elizabeth Sooy--took place by proxy on 21 July 1938 in the LDS Temple in Cardston Alberta Canada (FHL Special Collections Film # 170745).
"James Garner" is listed in the book "Garner-Keene Families of Northern Neck Virginia", by Ruth Ritchie and Sudie Rucker Wood, 1952, (FHL Film # 1033596 Item #2), as follows:
"James Garner was born in North Carolina on March 9, 1772 and died at the age of 93 [actually 84] in Ohio. In 1794 in Randolph County, North Carolina, he married Mary Moon (born 1775), eldest daughter of Joseph and Ann Moon, Quakers. In 1796 they moved to Tennessee and settled across the road from John F. Garner. About 1811 they moved to Clinton County, Ohio. The following sketch, written in 1894 by a descendant of James, Dr. Jeptha D. Garner, describes their adventures at this time:
"When James Garner started to emigrate from Tennessee to Ohio, he, with some others, who came with him, moved in wagons, and when they started out in the year of 1811 there was a large number of relatives and slaves of the relatives and neighbors coming on foot a half day's journey to talk, sing, and cry at the parting and returning at night. Of that company there is only one living representative, old Aunt Millie Henry, who was a slave girl of old Fushee, given by him to his daughter Betsey, who married Samuel Henry, and is now 97 years old and hale and hearty. When Grandfather left Tennessee he had a wagon, eight horses, and eleven head of cattle; but while coming through Kentucky his cattle were all stolen and after he arrived at Snow Hill, in this county, where he first stopped, his horses all died with milk poison. He then traded his wagon for a horse, and amid all these discouraging circumstances, he moved down the East Fork and bought a farm of 150 acres where Edom Ratcliff now lives. This country was then in reality a howling wilderness, being inhabited by almost all kinds of wild beasts and occasionally a wild Indian. Amid all misfortunes and discouragements, he returned to Tennessee on foot and disposed of some interests left behind and collected some debts, and getting some help from old Fushee, his father, in all amounting to over $400.00 in silver, which he carried on his back in a knapsack over the mountains, amounting in weight to over twenty-five pounds. On his way back home he had several narrow escapes from robbers, but his giant proportions and immense strength (being six feet four inches in height, and weighing about two hundred and fifty pounds) with his determined resolution and fleetness of foot, brought him safely back through it all.
"The farm which he bought is still in the possession of some of his descendants. It is located near Farmer's Station on the banks of East Fork Creek, a branch of the Miami River. In addition to his courage and physical prowess, James Garner was an admirable man in many other ways. His descendants say that he was a man of unusual intelligence--well educated for his day. He was frequently consulted by people of the community on subjects pertaining to literature and other things considered above the average attainments of the majority of the people. In addition he was a man of jolly disposition, fond of storytelling and other forms of amusement current in his day. He was musically inclined and a good singer. He sometimes made up impromptu songs and stories for the entertainment of those gathered in his company. His wife was also noted for her intelligence and for her piety and noble Christian character.
"James and Mary (Moon) Garner had issue: 1) James Garner--died while quite young and was buried on John F. Garner's farm in Tennessee; 2) William Garner; 3) John Garner, married Eleanor Ratcliff; 4) Nancy Garner, married Seth Hockett; 5) Elizabeth Garner, married John Ratcliff; 6) Joseph Garner, married Rebecca West; 7) Mary Garner, married Josiah Graham or Grimes; 8) Jane Garner, married Thomas Hunt; 9) Rebecca Garner; 10) Rileigh Garner, married Mary Betterton; 11) Matilda Garner, married John McKibben; 12) Sarah Garner, married James Darby, migrated to Indiana; 13) Ira Garner, married Margaret Lightfoot; 14) James Garner." (pages 118-120)The gravestone of "James Garner" and "Mary (Moon) Garner is located in Martinsville Friends Cemetery in Martinsville, Clinton County, Ohio, and states that James was born on 9 March 1772 and died on 29 March 1856 in Clinton County, Ohio; and that Mary was born on 30 January 1775 and died on 11 August 1840. The gravestone is pictured on FindAGrave (Memorial # 150778479) and contains the following inscription: "BIG JIM ! THE GREAT WHITE HUNTER. WHITE CHIEF OF THE CHILHOWEE. SO CHRISTENED BY THE CHEROKEES WITH WHOM HE HUNTED. WAS HE BIG? 6'4" 240#. FREE COLORED SERVANTS, FARMER, LOVE CHILDREN, OUTDOORS, NATURE, DARTING. INDIAN CHIEF, SAID COME BACK HUNT BAR UP IN CHILHOWEE'S. HE DID. TOOK HORSE, BROUGHT CUTTINGS, BUDS OF THE FRUITS, WALKED MUCH TO FAVOR HORSE 800 MILES. WOULD YOU DO IT? AUTHOR, MARION GARNER, 1941."
James Garner is listed in New FamilySearch, PI#: LCVJ-K1W.
"Mary Moon" is listed in the book "Garner-Keene Families of Northern Neck Virginia", by Ruth Ritchie and Sudie Rucker Wood, 1952, (FHL Film # 1033596 Item #2), as follows:
"James Garner was born in North Carolina on March 9, 1772 and died at the age of 93 [actually 84] in Ohio. In 1794 in Randolph County, North Carolina, he married Mary Moon (born 1775), eldest daughter of Joseph and Ann Moon, Quakers. In 1796 they moved to Tennessee and settled across the road from John F. Garner. ....
"James and Mary (Moon) Garner had issue: 1) James Garner--died while quite young and was buried on John F. Garner's farm in Tennessee; 2) William Garner; 3) John Garner, married Eleanor Ratcliff; 4) Nancy Garner, married Seth Hockett; 5) Elizabeth Garner, married John Ratcliff; 6) Joseph Garner, married Rebecca West; 7) Mary Garner, married Josiah Graham or Grimes; 8) Jane Garner, married Thomas Hunt; 9) Rebecca Garner; 10) Rileigh Garner, married Mary Betterton; 11) Matilda Garner, married John McKibben; 12) Sarah Garner, married James Darby, migrated to Indiana; 13) Ira Garner, married Margaret Lightfoot; 14) James Garner." (pages 118-120)The gravestone of "James Garner" and "Mary (Moon) Garner is located in Martinsville Friends Cemetery in Martinsville, Clinton County, Ohio, and states that James was born on 9 March 1772 and died on 29 March 1856 in Clinton County, Ohio; and that Mary was born on 30 January 1775 and died on 11 August 1840. The gravestone is pictured on FindAGrave (Memorial # 150778479) and contains the following inscription: "BIG JIM ! THE GREAT WHITE HUNTER. WHITE CHIEF OF THE CHILHOWEE. SO CHRISTENED BY THE CHEROKEES WITH WHOM HE HUNTED. WAS HE BIG? 6'4" 240#. FREE COLORED SERVANTS, FARMER, LOVE CHILDREN, OUTDOORS, NATURE, DARTING. INDIAN CHIEF, SAID COME BACK HUNT BAR UP IN CHILHOWEE'S. HE DID. TOOK HORSE, BROUGHT CUTTINGS, BUDS OF THE FRUITS, WALKED MUCH TO FAVOR HORSE 800 MILES. WOULD YOU DO IT? AUTHOR, MARION GARNER, 1941."
Mary Moon is listed in New FamilySearch, PI#: LCVJ-KJW.
"John Garner" is listed in the book "Garner-Keene Families of Northern Neck Virginia", by Ruth Ritchie and Sudie Rucker Wood, 1952, (FHL Film # 1033596 Item #2), as follows:
"James and Mary (Moon) Garner had issue: 1) James Garner--died while quite young and was buried on John F. Garner's farm in Tennessee; 2) William Garner; 3) John Garner, married Eleanor Ratcliff; 4) Nancy Garner, married Seth Hockett; 5) Elizabeth Garner, married John Ratcliff; 6) Joseph Garner, married Rebecca West; 7) Mary Garner, married Josiah Graham or Grimes; 8) Jane Garner, married Thomas Hunt; 9) Rebecca Garner; 10) Rileigh Garner, married Mary Betterton; 11) Matilda Garner, married John McKibben; 12) Sarah Garner, married James Darby, migrated to Indiana; 13) Ira Garner, married Margaret Lightfoot; 14) James Garner." (page 120)
"Nancy Garner" is listed in the book "Garner-Keene Families of Northern Neck Virginia", by Ruth Ritchie and Sudie Rucker Wood, 1952, (FHL Film # 1033596 Item #2), as follows:
"James and Mary (Moon) Garner had issue: 1) James Garner--died while quite young and was buried on John F. Garner's farm in Tennessee; 2) William Garner; 3) John Garner, married Eleanor Ratcliff; 4) Nancy Garner, married Seth Hockett; 5) Elizabeth Garner, married John Ratcliff; 6) Joseph Garner, married Rebecca West; 7) Mary Garner, married Josiah Graham or Grimes; 8) Jane Garner, married Thomas Hunt; 9) Rebecca Garner; 10) Rileigh Garner, married Mary Betterton; 11) Matilda Garner, married John McKibben; 12) Sarah Garner, married James Darby, migrated to Indiana; 13) Ira Garner, married Margaret Lightfoot; 14) James Garner." (page 120)
"William Garner" is listed in the book "Garner-Keene Families of Northern Neck Virginia", by Ruth Ritchie and Sudie Rucker Wood, 1952, (FHL Film # 1033596 Item #2), as follows:
"James and Mary (Moon) Garner had issue: 1) James Garner--died while quite young and was buried on John F. Garner's farm in Tennessee; 2) William Garner; 3) John Garner, married Eleanor Ratcliff; 4) Nancy Garner, married Seth Hockett; 5) Elizabeth Garner, married John Ratcliff; 6) Joseph Garner, married Rebecca West; 7) Mary Garner, married Josiah Graham or Grimes; 8) Jane Garner, married Thomas Hunt; 9) Rebecca Garner; 10) Rileigh Garner, married Mary Betterton; 11) Matilda Garner, married John McKibben; 12) Sarah Garner, married James Darby, migrated to Indiana; 13) Ira Garner, married Margaret Lightfoot; 14) James Garner." (page 120)
"William Garner married Anna Hockett." (page 120)
"Elizabeth Garner" is listed in the book "Garner-Keene Families of Northern Neck Virginia", by Ruth Ritchie and Sudie Rucker Wood, 1952, (FHL Film # 1033596 Item #2), as follows:
"James and Mary (Moon) Garner had issue: 1) James Garner--died while quite young and was buried on John F. Garner's farm in Tennessee; 2) William Garner; 3) John Garner, married Eleanor Ratcliff; 4) Nancy Garner, married Seth Hockett; 5) Elizabeth Garner, married John Ratcliff; 6) Joseph Garner, married Rebecca West; 7) Mary Garner, married Josiah Graham or Grimes; 8) Jane Garner, married Thomas Hunt; 9) Rebecca Garner; 10) Rileigh Garner, married Mary Betterton; 11) Matilda Garner, married John McKibben; 12) Sarah Garner, married James Darby, migrated to Indiana; 13) Ira Garner, married Margaret Lightfoot; 14) James Garner." (page 120)
"James Garner" is listed in the book "Garner-Keene Families of Northern Neck Virginia", by Ruth Ritchie and Sudie Rucker Wood, 1952, (FHL Film # 1033596 Item #2), as follows:
"James and Mary (Moon) Garner had issue: 1) James Garner--died while quite young and was buried on John F. Garner's farm in Tennessee; 2) William Garner; 3) John Garner, married Eleanor Ratcliff; 4) Nancy Garner, married Seth Hockett; 5) Elizabeth Garner, married John Ratcliff; 6) Joseph Garner, married Rebecca West; 7) Mary Garner, married Josiah Graham or Grimes; 8) Jane Garner, married Thomas Hunt; 9) Rebecca Garner; 10) Rileigh Garner, married Mary Betterton; 11) Matilda Garner, married John McKibben; 12) Sarah Garner, married James Darby, migrated to Indiana; 13) Ira Garner, married Margaret Lightfoot; 14) James Garner." (page 120)
"Joseph Garner" is listed in the book "Garner-Keene Families of Northern Neck Virginia", by Ruth Ritchie and Sudie Rucker Wood, 1952, (FHL Film # 1033596 Item #2), as follows:
"James and Mary (Moon) Garner had issue: 1) James Garner--died while quite young and was buried on John F. Garner's farm in Tennessee; 2) William Garner; 3) John Garner, married Eleanor Ratcliff; 4) Nancy Garner, married Seth Hockett; 5) Elizabeth Garner, married John Ratcliff; 6) Joseph Garner, married Rebecca West; 7) Mary Garner, married Josiah Graham or Grimes; 8) Jane Garner, married Thomas Hunt; 9) Rebecca Garner; 10) Rileigh Garner, married Mary Betterton; 11) Matilda Garner, married John McKibben; 12) Sarah Garner, married James Darby, migrated to Indiana; 13) Ira Garner, married Margaret Lightfoot; 14) James Garner." (page 120)
"Mary Garner" is listed in the book "Garner-Keene Families of Northern Neck Virginia", by Ruth Ritchie and Sudie Rucker Wood, 1952, (FHL Film # 1033596 Item #2), as follows:
"James and Mary (Moon) Garner had issue: 1) James Garner--died while quite young and was buried on John F. Garner's farm in Tennessee; 2) William Garner; 3) John Garner, married Eleanor Ratcliff; 4) Nancy Garner, married Seth Hockett; 5) Elizabeth Garner, married John Ratcliff; 6) Joseph Garner, married Rebecca West; 7) Mary Garner, married Josiah Graham or Grimes; 8) Jane Garner, married Thomas Hunt; 9) Rebecca Garner; 10) Rileigh Garner, married Mary Betterton; 11) Matilda Garner, married John McKibben; 12) Sarah Garner, married James Darby, migrated to Indiana; 13) Ira Garner, married Margaret Lightfoot; 14) James Garner." (page 120)
"Jane Garner" is listed in the book "Garner-Keene Families of Northern Neck Virginia", by Ruth Ritchie and Sudie Rucker Wood, 1952, (FHL Film # 1033596 Item #2), as follows:
"James and Mary (Moon) Garner had issue: 1) James Garner--died while quite young and was buried on John F. Garner's farm in Tennessee; 2) William Garner; 3) John Garner, married Eleanor Ratcliff; 4) Nancy Garner, married Seth Hockett; 5) Elizabeth Garner, married John Ratcliff; 6) Joseph Garner, married Rebecca West; 7) Mary Garner, married Josiah Graham or Grimes; 8) Jane Garner, married Thomas Hunt; 9) Rebecca Garner; 10) Rileigh Garner, married Mary Betterton; 11) Matilda Garner, married John McKibben; 12) Sarah Garner, married James Darby, migrated to Indiana; 13) Ira Garner, married Margaret Lightfoot; 14) James Garner." (page 120)
"Rileigh Garner" is listed in the book "Garner-Keene Families of Northern Neck Virginia", by Ruth Ritchie and Sudie Rucker Wood, 1952, (FHL Film # 1033596 Item #2), as follows:
"James and Mary (Moon) Garner had issue: 1) James Garner--died while quite young and was buried on John F. Garner's farm in Tennessee; 2) William Garner; 3) John Garner, married Eleanor Ratcliff; 4) Nancy Garner, married Seth Hockett; 5) Elizabeth Garner, married John Ratcliff; 6) Joseph Garner, married Rebecca West; 7) Mary Garner, married Josiah Graham or Grimes; 8) Jane Garner, married Thomas Hunt; 9) Rebecca Garner; 10) Rileigh Garner, married Mary Betterton; 11) Matilda Garner, married John McKibben; 12) Sarah Garner, married James Darby, migrated to Indiana; 13) Ira Garner, married Margaret Lightfoot; 14) James Garner." (page 120)
"Matilda Garner" is listed in the book "Garner-Keene Families of Northern Neck Virginia", by Ruth Ritchie and Sudie Rucker Wood, 1952, (FHL Film # 1033596 Item #2), as follows:
"James and Mary (Moon) Garner had issue: 1) James Garner--died while quite young and was buried on John F. Garner's farm in Tennessee; 2) William Garner; 3) John Garner, married Eleanor Ratcliff; 4) Nancy Garner, married Seth Hockett; 5) Elizabeth Garner, married John Ratcliff; 6) Joseph Garner, married Rebecca West; 7) Mary Garner, married Josiah Graham or Grimes; 8) Jane Garner, married Thomas Hunt; 9) Rebecca Garner; 10) Rileigh Garner, married Mary Betterton; 11) Matilda Garner, married John McKibben; 12) Sarah Garner, married James Darby, migrated to Indiana; 13) Ira Garner, married Margaret Lightfoot; 14) James Garner." (page 120)
"Sarah Garner" is listed in the book "Garner-Keene Families of Northern Neck Virginia", by Ruth Ritchie and Sudie Rucker Wood, 1952, (FHL Film # 1033596 Item #2), as follows:
"James and Mary (Moon) Garner had issue: 1) James Garner--died while quite young and was buried on John F. Garner's farm in Tennessee; 2) William Garner; 3) John Garner, married Eleanor Ratcliff; 4) Nancy Garner, married Seth Hockett; 5) Elizabeth Garner, married John Ratcliff; 6) Joseph Garner, married Rebecca West; 7) Mary Garner, married Josiah Graham or Grimes; 8) Jane Garner, married Thomas Hunt; 9) Rebecca Garner; 10) Rileigh Garner, married Mary Betterton; 11) Matilda Garner, married John McKibben; 12) Sarah Garner, married James Darby, migrated to Indiana; 13) Ira Garner, married Margaret Lightfoot; 14) James Garner." (page 120)
"Iram Garner" is listed in the book "Garner-Keene Families of Northern Neck Virginia", by Ruth Ritchie and Sudie Rucker Wood, 1952, (FHL Film # 1033596 Item #2), as follows:
"James and Mary (Moon) Garner had issue: 1) James Garner--died while quite young and was buried on John F. Garner's farm in Tennessee; 2) William Garner; 3) John Garner, married Eleanor Ratcliff; 4) Nancy Garner, married Seth Hockett; 5) Elizabeth Garner, married John Ratcliff; 6) Joseph Garner, married Rebecca West; 7) Mary Garner, married Josiah Graham or Grimes; 8) Jane Garner, married Thomas Hunt; 9) Rebecca Garner; 10) Rileigh Garner, married Mary Betterton; 11) Matilda Garner, married John McKibben; 12) Sarah Garner, married James Darby, migrated to Indiana; 13) Ira Garner, married Margaret Lightfoot; 14) James Garner." (page 120)
"James Moon Garner" is listed in the book "Garner-Keene Families of Northern Neck Virginia", by Ruth Ritchie and Sudie Rucker Wood, 1952, (FHL Film # 1033596 Item #2), as follows:
"James and Mary (Moon) Garner had issue: 1) James Garner--died while quite young and was buried on John F. Garner's farm in Tennessee; 2) William Garner; 3) John Garner, married Eleanor Ratcliff; 4) Nancy Garner, married Seth Hockett; 5) Elizabeth Garner, married John Ratcliff; 6) Joseph Garner, married Rebecca West; 7) Mary Garner, married Josiah Graham or Grimes; 8) Jane Garner, married Thomas Hunt; 9) Rebecca Garner; 10) Rileigh Garner, married Mary Betterton; 11) Matilda Garner, married John McKibben; 12) Sarah Garner, married James Darby, migrated to Indiana; 13) Ira Garner, married Margaret Lightfoot; 14) James Garner." (page 120)
"James Moon Garner was born August 10, 1818, Farmer's Station, Ohio, died at Sidell, Illinois, February 6, 1904. He married first in 1841, Martha Seal. They had issue: 1) John Newton Garner; 2) Rachel Ellen Garner; 3) William Eldridge Garner; 4) Thomas Jefferson Garner; 5) Mary Emma Garner, b.1853, d. unmarried in 1880; 6) Romeo Mulford Garner; 7 Sarah Elizabeth Garner. James Moon Garner married second, March 13, 1866, Rebecca (Walker) Lightfoot, a widow, who died September 10, 1897. They had issue: 8) Zula Etta Garner; 9) Cora Lee Garner, b. Jan. 24, 1869, m. Sept. 10, 1899, Lewis Calvin Benfiel; 10) Effie Garner; 11) Ivah May Garner, b. Dec. 1, 1880, d. June 12, 1912; m. Dec. 1, 1911, George U. Pritchard." (pages 149-150)