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Generation: 2
| 3. | Jane THOMAS  (1.Eleanor1) was born on 2 Dec 1774; died on 15 Aug 1834 in Exeter Monthly Meeting, Pennsylvania. Jane married Joshua BOONE on 21 Jun 1795. Joshua was born on 4 Apr 1749; died on 2 Jan 1835 in Exeter Monthly Meeting, Pennsylvania. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]
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| 7. | Jr. Isaac THOMAS (1.Eleanor1) was born on 2 Apr 1784; died in 1833. Notes:
Quaker Meeting Records of Maryand:
Hannah Starr daughter of Jonathan Starr, late of Frederick County, Maryland and Phebe, his wife, both deceased married November 32, 1809 at Bush Creek Meeting House, Maryland, Isaac Thomas of Monallen, Adams County, PA son of Isaac and Eleanor
, deceased, of same place
Isaac married Hannah STARR on 23 Oct 1809 in Bush Creek Meeting House, MD. Hannah was born in 1790; died in 1867. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]
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| 14. | Alfred Thomas (6.Elizabeth2, 1.Eleanor1) was born about 1811 in Adams County, PA; died on 5 Apr 1888 in at National Soldiers Home, Dayton, Ohio. Notes:
Private, 35th Ohio Volunteers, Civil War
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| 21. | Abel THOMAS (7.Isaac2, 1.Eleanor1) was born on 8 Jun 1816 in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania; died on 12 May 1894; was buried in Hope Cemetery, Warren County, IL. Notes:
Mable Clair Thomas Wright wrote in a letter to her nephew Forrest, posted on 3-31-1947:
"Grandfather's (Abel Thomas) people were Quakers first. Grandfather wanted to play the violin but his father wouldn't let him, because they didn't believe in music. His father said that the Devil was in the violin. They didn't believe in having organs in their churches. They just sang hymns. Even when we went to G.C. to live, the United Presbyterianswho had a church over by Leopolds Hospital, sang without an organ or piano in 1910. "
She also wrote, "I must tell you Grandfahter's nickname was Tuck. He batched when he was going to college and ate mostly beans, and he used to write poetry for people and buy his candy. He was great for candy but had no money for it.
Abel married Harriet W. BLAIR on 28 May 1839 in Butler Co., Ohio. Harriet (daughter of II Robert BLAIR and Rachael WORTMEN) was born on 12 Sep 1815 in Trenton, Ohio; died on 12 May 1893; was buried in Hope Cemetery, Warren County, IL. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]
Children:
- 53. Rachel B THOMAS was born in 1816; died in 1893.
- 54. Hannah W. THOMAS was born in 1841.
- 55. Adelia THOMAS was born in 1843; died in 1928.
- 56. Thomas Corwin THOMAS was born in 1845; died in 1928.
- 57. Isaac Henry THOMAS was born on 20 Nov 1857; died on 1 Jan 1926.
- 58. Eleanor THOMAS was born in 1848.
- 59. Robert Hanson THOMAS was born on 15 Apr 1851 in Galesburg, IL; died on 13 Jul 1931 in Indianola, NE; was buried on 15 Jul 1931 in Indianola, NE.
- 60. Harriet E. THOMAS was born in 1853; died in 1871.
- 61. Reverand Franklin Forrester Thomas was born on 4 Mar 1855 in Abingdon (Abbington), Knox, Illinois, USA; died on 4 Jul 1921 in Taos, Taos, New Mexico, USA; was buried in Jul 1921 in Kit Carson Cem., Taos, New Mexico, USA.
- 62. Jessie Josephine THOMAS was born on 15 Oct 1856; died on 1 Jun 1890.
- 63. William Edward THOMAS was born on 24 Dec 1859; died on 8 Aug 1871.
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| 59. | Robert Hanson THOMAS (21.Abel3, 7.Isaac2, 1.Eleanor1) was born on 15 Apr 1851 in Galesburg, IL; died on 13 Jul 1931 in Indianola, NE; was buried on 15 Jul 1931 in Indianola, NE. Notes:
reference, TRAILS WEST TO RED WILLOW COUNTY NEBRASKA by Robert T. Ray and Lois Rutledge
In 1878, Robert Thomas, Verdon Glandon, Ed Leash and Charlie Hoag, made a pleasure trip from Illiinois and liking the country, they all took land. He was a contractor and builder, being one of the first in Indianola. He helped to put up many
of the first buildings such as school houses, churches, businesses, and homes. He was a charter member of the Congregational Church in Indianola, a member of the Old Settlers' Association, the Modern Woodman, the Eastern Star and the Masonic
Lodges. He died at his home just west of town, after being in poor health for over two years.
Uncle John Wolfe, " G-grandfather Puckett told Dad (Asa Wolfe), ""I don't know why you want to marry that Thomas girl. All your sons will be bald headed."" True, to the third generation."
Ina Mae Wolfe remembers that when grandpa Bob Thomas was old, he began to think that people were trying to steal his carpenters tools. To save them he began burying them, and then he would forget and think that they were stolen. When the family
went to visit, Asa took Ina around the yard looking for signs of places that had recently dug up in the yard. Then they would recover the buried tools.
From a newspaper article dated "THURSDAY JULY 16, 1931" VOL. XXXIX
R.H. Thomas Succumbs
Pioneer Builder Answers Call
Robert H. Thomas, pioneer builder and farmer of Indianola and Red Willow County, died Monday afternoon at his home just west of town. On Sunday he had eaten a hearty dinner and was taken sick some time during the night. Monday morning
Mr. and Mrs Wolfe called the doctor for him but he was unable to do more than relieve Mr. Thomas temporarily.
Mr. Thomas had been in poor health for the past two years and his death was not unexpected, although it is, nevertheless, quite a shock to his family. He was seriously ill shortlu before the death of Mrs. Thomas two months ago, but
appeared to gain strength again. His mind has been clouded the last few months and never seemed to realize that Mrs. Thomas was gone.
Mr. Thomas was one of four young men who came to this country together in the late seventies and homesteaded. From this experience came a friendship that has endured as long as they lived. V.J. Glandon is the only remaining member of
the quartet. C.B. Hoag, another member, died three years ago.
Mr. Thomas built many houses in and around Indianola and McCook, among which is the old Indianola high school building which, after 45 years of service, is still in use and is in fairy good shape. He was generous to a fault, a good
neighborand a loving husband and father. He leaves a son and two daughters; Robert Jr., of Puyallup, Wash., Mrs. A.A. Wolfe of Kanawha Iowa, and Mrs. E.H. Korb of Indianola.
The community has suffered a severe loss and we extend our sincere sympany to his family.
Robert married Kate DUNNING on 15 Mar 1883. Kate (daughter of Cyrus DUNNING and Lucy Ursula WHEELER) was born on 21 Jun 1857 in near Mound City, MO; died on 16 May 1931 in Indianola, NE. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]
Children:
- 64. Jr. Robert H. THOMAS was born in Apr 1893 in Nebraska; was buried in Washington (state).
- 65. Lucy H. THOMAS was born in Feb 1890 in Nebraska; was buried in probably in Indianola.
- 66. Mary A. Duborks was born in Dec 1888 in Nebraska.
- 67. Alice Mae THOMAS was born on 6 Dec 1890 in Indianola, NE; died on 9 May 1975 in Billings, MT.
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| 61. | Reverand Franklin Forrester Thomas (21.Abel3, 7.Isaac2, 1.Eleanor1) was born on 4 Mar 1855 in Abingdon (Abbington), Knox, Illinois, USA; died on 4 Jul 1921 in Taos, Taos, New Mexico, USA; was buried in Jul 1921 in Kit Carson Cem., Taos, New Mexico, USA. Franklin married Ella Francis Gilmore on 28 Aug 1884 in Beaver City, Furnas, Nebraska, USA. Ella (daughter of James Irving Gilmore and Elizabeth Christian Hawkins) was born on 3 Feb 1858 in Washington Twp, Putnam Co., Indiana, USA; died on 6 Sep 1929 in Lakin, Kearny, Kansas, USA; was buried in Sep 1929 in Lakin Cemetary, Kearny, Kansas, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]
Children:
- 68. Forrest Lemon THOMAS was born on 21 Jun 1885 in Furnas Co., Nebraska; died on 18 Jul 1959 in Hungry Horse, Montana.
- 69. Mabel Claire THOMAS was born on 8 Nov 1886 in Oxford, Nebraska.
- 70. Fred Gilmore Thomas was born on 21 Jun 1889 in Bethune, Kit Carson, Colorado, USA; died on 18 Mar 1954 in Lakin, Kearny, Kansas, USA; was buried in Mar 1954 in Lakin Cemetary, Kearny, Kansas, USA.
- 71. Frank Fleetwood Thomas was born on 5 Jan 1891 in Idalia, Colorado; died on 21 Jul 1953 in Scott City, Kansas.
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