John William Van Doren Jr. was born on Mar 3, 2005 at Litchfield, Montgomery County, Illinois. He was the son of John William Van Doren Sr. and Jacqueline Gail Price.

      John Van Doren was born on Sep 23, 1908 at Benld, Macoupin County, Illinois. He was the son of John Phoenix Van Doren Jr. and Laura Louvenia Johnson. John married Ruth Shirley Frame, daughter of Henry Frame and Anna Meinecke, in 1947. John Van Doren died on Sep 24, 1975 at Sawyerville, Macoupin County, Illinois, at age 67.

      Ruth Shirley Frame was born on Jan 13, 1920 at Gillespie, Macoupin County, Illinois. She was the daughter of Henry Frame and Anna Meinecke. Ruth married John Van Doren, son of John Phoenix Van Doren Jr. and Laura Louvenia Johnson, in 1947. Ruth Shirley Frame died on Aug 18, 1988 at Litchfield, Montgomery County, Illinois, at age 68.

     Henry married Anna Meinecke.

     Anna married Henry Frame.

      Glenn Van Doren was born on Jan 1, 1910 at Benld, Macoupin County, Illinois. He was the son of John Phoenix Van Doren Jr. and Laura Louvenia Johnson. Glenn married Opal Jouett, daughter of John Jouett and Myrtle Slightom, on Jul 16, 1929 at Gillespie, Macoupin County, Illinois. Glenn Van Doren died on Dec 12, 2000 at Alton, Madison County, Illinois, at age 90.

      Opal Jouett was born on Feb 16, 1911 at Green County, Illinois. She was the daughter of John Jouett and Myrtle Slightom. Opal married Glenn Van Doren, son of John Phoenix Van Doren Jr. and Laura Louvenia Johnson, on Jul 16, 1929 at Gillespie, Macoupin County, Illinois. Opal Jouett died on Apr 16, 1998 at Bethalto, Madison County, Illinois, at age 87.

     John married Myrtle Slightom.

     Myrtle married John Jouett.

      Franklin Lee Van Doren was born on Jan 10, 1931 at Greenfield, Green County, Illinois. He was the son of Glenn Van Doren and Opal Jouett. Franklin married Barbara Darlene Sawyer, daughter of Earl Leslie Sawyer and Laura E. Earnheart, on Aug 23, 1952 at Wood River, Madison County, Illinois.
     Franklin Lee Van Doren and Robert F. Baarson resided at at 1423 19th Avenue, Rochester, Olmsted County, Minnesota, circa 2005.

      Barbara Darlene Sawyer was born on Feb 22, 1932 at Wood River, Madison County, Illinois. She was the daughter of Earl Leslie Sawyer and Laura E. Earnheart. Barbara married Franklin Lee Van Doren, son of Glenn Van Doren and Opal Jouett, on Aug 23, 1952 at Wood River, Madison County, Illinois.

     Earl married Laura E. Earnheart.

     Laura married Earl Leslie Sawyer.

      Daniel Lee Van Doren was born on Aug 16, 1953 at Decatur, Macon County, Illinois. He was the son of Franklin Lee Van Doren and Barbara Darlene Sawyer. Daniel married Barbara Ann Stumpf, daughter of Jerone J. Stumpf and Wilma A. Weishaupt, on Dec 31, 1982 at Hardin, Calhoun County, Illinois.

      Barbara Ann Stumpf was born on Oct 30, 1954 at Carrollton, Greene County, Illinois. She was the daughter of Jerone J. Stumpf and Wilma A. Weishaupt. Barbara married Daniel Lee Van Doren, son of Franklin Lee Van Doren and Barbara Darlene Sawyer, on Dec 31, 1982 at Hardin, Calhoun County, Illinois. Barbara Ann Stumpf died on May 16, 1998 at Batchtown, Calhoun County, Illinois, at age 43.

     Jerone married Wilma A. Weishaupt.

     Wilma married Jerone J. Stumpf.

      Lea Elizabeth Van Doren was born on Aug 11, 1956 at Decatur, Macon County, Illinois. She was the daughter of Franklin Lee Van Doren and Barbara Darlene Sawyer.

      John Timothy Van Doren was born on Dec 30, 1958 at Decatur, Macon County, Illinois. He was the son of Franklin Lee Van Doren and Barbara Darlene Sawyer. John married Diane Lynette Main on Oct 1, 1988 at Wood River, Madison County, Illinois. John Timothy Van Doren and Diane Lynette Main were divorced.

     Diane married John Timothy Van Doren, son of Franklin Lee Van Doren and Barbara Darlene Sawyer, on Oct 1, 1988 at Wood River, Madison County, Illinois. Diane Lynette Main and John Timothy Van Doren were divorced.

      Robert Joseph Van Doren was born on Aug 23, 1959 at Alton, Madison County, Illinois. He was the son of Franklin Lee Van Doren and Barbara Darlene Sawyer.

     Robert married Phyllis Carmody.

     Phyllis married Robert Schnelton.

      Elsie Annette Van Doren was born on Jan 19, 1966 at Alton, Madison County, Illinois. She was the daughter of Franklin Lee Van Doren and Barbara Darlene Sawyer. Elsie married Sean Emerick, son of Leon Emerick and Dorothy (Unknown), on Oct 28, 1989 at Wood River, Madison County, Illinois.

     Sean Emerick was the son of Leon Emerick and Dorothy (Unknown). Sean married Elsie Annette Van Doren, daughter of Franklin Lee Van Doren and Barbara Darlene Sawyer, on Oct 28, 1989 at Wood River, Madison County, Illinois.

     Leon married Dorothy (Unknown).

     Dorothy married Leon Emerick.

      Taylor Lee Emerick was born on Apr 19, 1993 at Saint Louis, Missouri. She was the daughter of Sean Emerick and Elsie Annette Van Doren.

      Brayden Sean Emerick was born on Jul 10, 1997 at Saint Louis, Missouri. He was the son of Sean Emerick and Elsie Annette Van Doren.

      Robert Franklin Conaway was born on Mar 8, 1872 at Logan County, Illinois. He was the son of John Conaway and Eliza Catherine Stapleton. Robert Franklin Conaway died in Jan, 1954 at age 81.

      Mary E. Conaway was born circa 1874 at Illinois. She was the daughter of John Conaway and Eliza Catherine Stapleton.

     William married Nancy Amos.

     Nancy married William Conaway.

      Charlotte Foster was born circa Feb, 1880 at Illinois. Charlotte married Rial B. Conaway, son of John Conaway and Eliza Catherine Stapleton, circa 1899.

      John L. Conaway was born circa Apr, 1899 at Illinois. He was the son of Rial B. Conaway and Charlotte Foster.
     John L. Conaway was also known as Lawrence Conaway.

      Robert Conaway was born circa 1902 at Illinois. He was the son of Rial B. Conaway and Charlotte Foster.

      Lucille Conaway was born circa 1904 at Illinois. She was the daughter of Rial B. Conaway and Charlotte Foster.

      Edgar Conaway was born circa 1906 at Illinois. He was the son of Rial B. Conaway and Charlotte Foster.

      Marguerite Cora Conaway was born on Jun 14, 1907 at Lake Fork, Logan County, Illinois. She was the daughter of Rial B. Conaway and Charlotte Foster. Marguerite married Roy Francis Dunn on Aug 27, 1925 at Illinois. Marguerite Cora Conaway died on Dec 28, 2000 at Heritage Manor, Springfield, Sangamon County, Illinois, at age 93. Marguerite was buried on Jan 3, 2001 at Mount Auburn Cemetery, Mount Auburn, Christian County, Illinois.

      Clifford Conaway was born circa 1911 at Illinois. He was the son of Rial B. Conaway and Charlotte Foster.

      Haskel? Conaway was born circa 1914 at Illinois. He was the son of Rial B. Conaway and Charlotte Foster.

      Eva Conaway was born circa 1915 at Illinois. She was the daughter of Rial B. Conaway and Charlotte Foster.

      Elva Conaway was born circa 1915 at Illinois. He was the son of Rial B. Conaway and Charlotte Foster.

      Roy Francis Dunn was born on Feb 14, 1908 at Christian County, Illinois. Roy married Marguerite Cora Conaway, daughter of Rial B. Conaway and Charlotte Foster, on Aug 27, 1925 at Illinois. Roy Francis Dunn died in Apr, 1968 at age 60. Roy was buried at Mount Auburn Cemetery, Mount Auburn, Christian County, Illinois.

      Jennie? (Unknown) was born circa Mar, 1848 at New Jersey. Jennie? married Aaron Lambert Conover, son of Garrett Conover and Mary Catherine Stiger, circa 1894; she has 2 children, 2 living.

      Mary E. Rockhill was born circa 1847 at New Jersey. Mary married Aaron Lambert Conover, son of Garrett Conover and Mary Catherine Stiger, on Jan 11, 1866 at Hunterdon County, New Jersey.

      George W. Conover was born circa 1867 at New Jersey. He was the son of Aaron Lambert Conover and Mary E. Rockhill.

      Julia D. Conover was born circa May, 1870 at New Jersey. She was the daughter of Aaron Lambert Conover and Mary E. Rockhill.

      Rev. Thomas Rambaut was born on Aug 25, 1819 at Dublin, Ireland. Thomas married Eliza Anna Wright on Oct 24, 1840. Thomas married Emilie Virginia Taylor, daughter of Daniel Morgan Taylor and Anna Burr, in 1878 at Middletown, Middlesex County, Connecticut. Thomas married Mary Lucinda Bonney on Jun 27, 1888 at Regents Park Church, London, Middlesex, England; by the Rev. George Dana BOARDMAN, D.D. of Philadelphia, Pa. Rev. Thomas Rambaut died in 1890 at Hamilton, Madison County, New York.
     He emigrated in 1840 from Liverpool, Lancashire, England. He the pastor at at First Church, Savannah, Chatham County, Georgia, between 1849 and 1855.



He the pastor at at Peddie Memorial - First Baptist Church, Newark, Essex County, New Jersey, between Apr, 1878 and Apr, 1882. 2 March 1882
MARRIED
LOTT-CORTELYOU-
Wednesday, March 1, 1882, at the residence
of the bride's parents, Newark, New Jersey,
by Rev. Thomas RAMBAUT, D.D.
Jeremiah LOTT, of Flatbush, L.I.. to Miss Carrie E. CORTELYOU,
daughter of the late Peter Van Wyck CORTELYOU.

RAMBAUT-BONNEY - At Regent's Park Church, London, England, June 27,
1888, by the Rev. George Dana BOARDMAN, D.D. of Philadelphia, Pa.,
the Rev. Thomas RAMBAUT D.D.L.?.D. of Brooklyn, N.Y. to Miss Mary ?.
BONNEY of O?o?t?, Pa. on Jun 28, 1888.



Rev. Thomas Rambaut, D.D., LL.D.

Rev Thomas Rambaut, D.D., LL.D., late pastor of the First Baptist church at Newark, NJ is now in Austin, TX. He was born in Dublin, Ireland, of Hugenot parentage. In 1837 he matriculated at Trinity College, Dublin, as a university student, and pursued the studies of the classics, philosophy, and mathematics for three and a half years. He sailed for America in 1842 and began the study of law at Savannah, GA. He was afterward principal of the Beach Island Academy, SC, for two years, and then became a Baptist minister and pastor of the Robertsville Church for six years; and afterward pastor of the First Baptist Church at Savannah, GA., for six years. In 1855 he was made professor of Greek and Latin in the Cherokee Baptist College at Carsville, GA, and at the end of his second year was elected president, which position he held until 1863 when the college was closed on account of the war. He then became professor of Latin and Universal History in the Georgia State Military Academy at Marietta, GA. In 1867, he was elected president of William Jewell College, Liberty, MO. Mr. R (Rambaut) since that was twenty months in Europe examining the educational systems of the universities of Oxford, Cambridge, Paris, Boun, Lyon, Heidelberg, Leipsie, and Brussels. He became pastor of the First Baptist Church in Newark, NJ in 1878. He resigned the pastorate recently and was presented with $1,000 when leaving.

The degree of A. M. was conferred upon him by the Mercer University, GA, in 1855; that of LL.D. by Madison University, New York, 1860, and that of D.D. by William Jewell College, Missouri in 1874.

He is about fifty-five years of age of commanding appearance, medium height, and a very entertaining conversationalist.

The distinguished divine is spoken of in connection with a view of offering him the presidency of the State College, known as the Texas University, for which $200,000 has been appropriated.

     Anna married Daniel Morgan Taylor.

      Eliza Anna Wright was born circa 1821 at Ireland. Eliza married Rev. Thomas Rambaut on Oct 24, 1840.

      Mary Lucinda Bonney was born on Jun 8, 1816 at Hamilton, Madison County, New York. Mary married Rev. Thomas Rambaut on Jun 27, 1888 at Regents Park Church, London, Middlesex, England; by the Rev. George Dana BOARDMAN, D.D. of Philadelphia, Pa. Mary Lucinda Bonney died on Jul 24, 1900 at Hamilton, Madison County, New York, at age 84.
      THE LEADING CITIZENS OF MADISON COUNTY

MRS. MARY L. BONNEY-RAMBAUT, after having for more than half a century honorably filled the position of a teacher, most of her work having been in the line of the higher education of women, is now living in retirement, with its accompanying cheer of friendship and books, in her native town of Hamilton, Madison County, N.Y., where she was born June 8, 1816. She maybe said to have inherited a talent for teaching, as her mother was thus engaged for years. Mary L. Bonney received at home a true Christian training, and with increase of years came moral and spiritual development. After four years as a pupil in the Hamilton schools she entered the Troy Seminary, and graduated in 1834. This seminary at that time was the highest institution for young ladies in this country. After her graduation Miss Bonney was successfully engaged as a teacher in various places until the year 1850, when, in company with Miss Harriett A. Dillaye, she founded the Chestnut Street Seminary, of Philadelphia, Pa., and was actively and earnestly engaged in the work of this school for thirty-three years.
In 1883 the school was removed to the elegant and spacious country seat of Jay Cooke, near Philadelphia, under the name of "Ogontz School for Young Ladies." Miss Bonney remained in the school in active service for five years after its removal.
In 1879 from transactions in Congress Miss Bonney's sympathies and conscience were aroused in behalf of the Indians of the United States. She accumulated facts in regard to their treatment, which, together with her convictions of personal responsibility, she communicated to her friend, Mrs. Amelia S. Quinton. Thus was begun the work which is recorded in the history of the Woman's National Indian Association. (See "Woman's Work in America," edited by Annie Nathan Meyer.)
The Association has been assured of its influence in securing the passage of the Dawes Severalty Bill, in advanced educational and mission work, in securing to Indians equality before the law. Today it. has various departments of work- missionary, home-building, educational, libraries, hospitals, and so forth --each department having at its head an able chairman, pressing its work with vigor. A report published in 1893, entitled "Our Work: What? How? Why?" shows the scope and methods of the Association at the present time. Its President is Mrs. A. S. Quinton; Honorary President, Mrs. Mary L. Bonney-Rambaut.
In 1888 Miss Bonney retired from Ogontz School, and was married in London, England, where she had gone as a delegate to the World's Missionary Conference, to Rev. Thomas Rambaut, D.D., LL.D., a devoted friend for many years, who was himself a prominent educator, and was also a delegate to the conference. Dr. Rambaut died in Hamilton, N.Y., in 1890. Mrs. Mary L. Bonney-Rambaut now resides with her brother, Benjamin F. Bonney (of whom see sketch and portrait on preceding pages) in Hamilton, quite at home in the congenial atmosphere of the refined and cultured circles of this educational centre. She is deeply interested in the religious, moral, and social movements of this progressive age, and, as her strength and means permit, is ever ready to contribute to their advance.
The presentation, with this sketch, of the portrait of Mrs. Rambaut, will meet with the hearty appreciation of all who know her, and will add to the value of this work in the eyes of its readers.

Women in American History Early America Early America The Nineteenth Century At the Crossroads Modern America
...
Bonney, Mary Lucinda

Born in Hamilton, New York, on June 8, 1816, Mary Bonney was educated in a local academy and for two years at Emma Willard's Troy Female Seminary, from which she graduated in 1835. Thereafter she taught in schools in Jersey City, New Jersey ; New York City ; South Carolina ; Providence, Rhode Island ; Philadelphia ; and elsewhere. She also taught for a time at the Troy Female Seminary. In Philadelphia in 1850 she and a friend cofounded the Chestnut Street Female Seminary, of which Mary Bonney remained senior principal for 38 years. In 1883 it was moved to Ogontz, Pennsylvania, as the Ogontz School for Young Ladies. She also was active in the home and foreign mission activities of her Baptist church and of the interdenominational Woman's Union Missionary Society of America for Heathen Lands.

Congressional proposals in 1879 to abrogate treaties reserving lands in Indian Territory to certain tribes aroused her to action. With help from her missionary circles she mounted a petition campaign that by early 1880 had gathered 13, 000 signatures ; they presented the petition, calling for the honoring of treaties, to President Rutherford B. Hayes and then to Congress. A second petition with 50, 000 signatures was presented to the Senate through Senator Henry L. Dawes in 1881, by which time Bonney and her colleagues had become known as the Central Indian Committee. Later that year the group organized formally as the Indian Treaty-Keeping and Protective Association, of which Bonney was chosen president. A third petition (1882), bearing 100, 000 signatures, outlined a detailed proposal (drafted by Bonney's closest associate, Amelia S. Quinton) for the allotment of tribal lands to individual Native Americans. In 1882 the group changed its name to the National Indian Association and in 1883, after the formation of the men's Indian Rights Association, to the Women's National Indian Association. After Bonney's resignation (1884) from presidency of the organization and her retirement (1888) from administration of the Ogontz school, she remained active in the Indian reform movement. In 1888 Bonney attended a London conference of Protestant mission societies. There she met and married the Reverend Thomas Rambaut, who died in 1890. She died in Hamilton, New York, on July 24, 1900.

Copyright © 1999 Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc.

      Gilbert Bogart Taylor was born on Mar 19, 1861. He was the son of Willet Bogart Taylor and Elmira Gulick. Gilbert married Cynthia Frances Mateer, daughter of Francis A. Mateer and Catherine Ann Barnes, on Nov 2, 1886. Gilbert Bogart Taylor died on Mar 29, 1895 at age 34.

      Cynthia Frances Mateer was born on Sep 6, 1863 at Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania. She was the daughter of Francis A. Mateer and Catherine Ann Barnes. Cynthia married Gilbert Bogart Taylor, son of Willet Bogart Taylor and Elmira Gulick, on Nov 2, 1886. Cynthia Frances Mateer died on Dec 12, 1942 at Edgemont, Fall River County, South Dakota, at age 79.
     She was also known as Frankie Maten.

     Francis married Catherine Ann Barnes.

     Catherine married Francis A. Mateer.

      Almyra Dott Taylor was born on Aug 19, 1891 at Nebraska. She was the daughter of Gilbert Bogart Taylor and Cynthia Frances Mateer. Almyra married John Frederick Lange, son of August Edward Lange and Bridget C. Kelly, on Feb 4, 1930 at Lincoln, Lancaster County, Nebraska. Almyra Dott Taylor died on Jan 23, 1958 at Nebraska at age 66.

      John Frederick Lange was born on Sep 29, 1894 at Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. He was the son of August Edward Lange and Bridget C. Kelly. John married Almyra Dott Taylor, daughter of Gilbert Bogart Taylor and Cynthia Frances Mateer, on Feb 4, 1930 at Lincoln, Lancaster County, Nebraska. John Frederick Lange died on Mar 31, 1978 at Springfield, Sangamon County, Illinois, at age 83.

     August married Bridget C. Kelly.

     Bridget married August Edward Lange.

     John married Esther Helen Forsch.

     Esther married John Arthur Swenson.

      Erika Marie Lange was born on Jun 26, 1965 at New York City, New York County, New York. She died on Sep 11, 1965 at New York City, New York County, New York.

      Gilbert Bogart Taylor was born on Mar 30, 1895 at Lincoln, Lancaster County, Nebraska. He was the son of Gilbert Bogart Taylor and Cynthia Frances Mateer. Gilbert married Katherine Thankful Sprague, daughter of Catherine (Unknown). Gilbert Bogart Taylor died on Sep 16, 1975 at Edgemont, Fall River County, South Dakota, at age 80.
     

      Katherine Thankful Sprague was born on Nov 28, 1895 at Rock Island, Illinois. She was the daughter of Catherine (Unknown). Katherine married Gilbert Bogart Taylor, son of Gilbert Bogart Taylor and Cynthia Frances Mateer. Katherine Thankful Sprague died on Apr 21, 1998 at Rapid City, Pennington County, South Dakota, at age 102.

      John Gulick Taylor was born on Jun 24, 1864. He was the son of Willet Bogart Taylor and Elmira Gulick. John Gulick Taylor died on Mar 22, 1870 at age 5.

      Charles Edward Taylor was born on May 24, 1868 at Cerro Gordo, Piatt County, Illinois. He was the son of Willet Bogart Taylor and Elmira Gulick. Charles married Henrietta Webbert, daughter of David Webbert and Mary Ann Arnold, on Sep 20, 1894 at Kearney, Buffalo County, Nebraska. Charles Edward Taylor died on Jan 30, 1956 at San Fernando, Los Angeles County, California, at age 87.

      Henrietta Webbert was born on Jul 10, 1873 at Buffalo County, Nebraska. She was the daughter of David Webbert and Mary Ann Arnold. Henrietta married Charles Edward Taylor, son of Willet Bogart Taylor and Elmira Gulick, on Sep 20, 1894 at Kearney, Buffalo County, Nebraska. Henrietta Webbert died on Jan 7, 1935 at Dayton, Montgomery County, Ohio, at age 61.

     David married Mary Ann Arnold.

     Mary married David Webbert.

     Supposed daughter Marian Taylor was the daughter of Charles Edward Taylor and Henrietta Webbert. Marian married John Kettle.

     John married supposed daughter Marian Taylor, daughter of Charles Edward Taylor and Henrietta Webbert.

      Reuben W. Taylor was born on Mar 18, 1896 at Kearney, Buffalo County, Nebraska. He was the son of Charles Edward Taylor and Henrietta Webbert. Reuben married Katherine Fischbein, daughter of Max Fischbein and Johanna Herz. Reuben W. Taylor died on Mar 24, 1970 at Grandview Hospital, Dayton, Montgomery County, Ohio, at age 74.
     He was also known as Reuben D. Taylor.



He resided at at Franklin, Warren County, Ohio, in 1970.

      Katherine Fischbein was born on Mar 27, 1904 at Parral, Chihuahua, Mexico. She was the daughter of Max Fischbein and Johanna Herz. Katherine married Reuben W. Taylor, son of Charles Edward Taylor and Henrietta Webbert. Katherine Fischbein died in Dec, 1980 at age 76.

     Max married Johanna Herz.

     Johanna married Max Fischbein.

      Esther Taylor was born on Dec 16, 1898. She was the daughter of Charles Edward Taylor and Henrietta Webbert. Esther married Clifford Frank Howe circa 1921. Esther Taylor died on Mar 13, 1949 at age 50.

      Clifford Frank Howe was born on Sep 7, 1897 at Ohio. Clifford married Esther Taylor, daughter of Charles Edward Taylor and Henrietta Webbert, circa 1921. Clifford Frank Howe died in May, 1981 at Dayton, Montgomery County, Ohio, at age 83.
     

      Laura Belle Taylor was born on Dec 23, 1873 at Illinois. She was the daughter of Willet Bogart Taylor and Elmira Gulick. Laura Belle Taylor died on May 23, 1929 at age 55.