Spouse: John Hopkins.

Spouse: Daniel Fletcher.

Spouse: UNKNOWN PUFF.

witness's where Pearl See and John Bower
Minister G.W.Miller

Book 3 page 215 -Powell CO.KY MARRIAGE BOOK

Notes for HENRY WALDRON:
groom information:
States Henry as a Merchant
34 years old
Father place of birth-PA.
Mothers place of Birth PA.

VIOLA SEE (Idno I138), born Dec 1856, , POWELL, KENTUCKY,
USA, died 14 Jan 1903, , POWELL, KY., USA. SOURCE NOTES:
EARLY KY. NEWSPAPERS VOL 111 PAGE 11. MRS. HENRY WALDRON
46, DIED AT HER HOME IN THIS CITY WEDNESDAY JAN. 14. SHE
LEAVES A HUSBAND AND 2 CHILDREN: ANNIE 16 AND HERBERT 12.
BURIED IN THE EATON CEMETERY FRIDAY. FUNERAL BY ELDER E.W.
MARCUM AT THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH. MAIDEN NAME WAS MISS SEAY.
Married about 1881, STANTON, POWELL, KENTUCKY, USA, HENRY
WALDRON (Idno I161), born Jun 1847, , POWELL, KENTUCKY, USA. Parents: George SEE and Mary Polly KNOX.

Spouse: Henry Waldron. Children were: Annie Waldron, Hebert Waldron.

Spouse: Jesse Bearden.

Spouse: Dale Fritz. Virginia Ruth See and Dale Fritz were married in 1947 in Las Vegas, Clark county, Nevada. Children were: Dale Earnest Fritz.

Spouse: Unknown Clos.

Spouse: Shirley Mae Peterson.

Children were: Brandon See.

witness present: John Campbell, Joshua Barnard, Asa Graves, James Campbell

William See (signed) (seal)

Montgomery County Clerks office 29th June 1813

This Instrument of writing purporting to be the last will and Testament of
William See, was this day acknowledged before me by the said William See as
and for his Last will and Testament and requested that the same should be
recorded as such which is done accordingly.

Teste M Harrison Clk

He died in 1813 at the age of 29. Died of illness of the War of 1812, while in the service of Captain Daniels regiment right after Admiral Perry's victory on Lake Erie.
Parents: Coonrod/Conrad SEE and Unknown.

Spouse: Elizabeth (Betsy) Auxier. Elizabeth (Betsy) Auxier and William See^130,131 were married on 3 June 1805 in Montgomery Co., KY.^131,132 It has been intrepreted that Rev. Joseph P. Howell Journal has Elizabeth as an Auxier and an Orear.

MARRIAGES PERFORMED BY REV. JOSEPH P. HOWE
RECORDED IN HIS JOURNALS

GroomBrideDate
Wm SeeBetsy OrearJune 3 1805

I promised to tell you the story of how the See clan got out west, so here goes. To start, you may or may not know that William See fought in the war of 1812. Shortly after the war he died of a serious flu like cold. In 1812, congress passed a law which set aside 5.4 million acres for payment to the volunteers of the war. Elizabeth Auxier See applied for her husbands share and was granted land in Putnam and Schuyler Counties, Missouri. She took her two boys to Missouri and assigned the land to them. Benjamin See's land was in Putman County and Nimrod See's land was in Schuyler County.

Benjamin See farmed his land for awhile then went to Davis County, Iowa to farm there. But after two years he sold the Iowa land and returned to Putman County, Missouri. During the time Benjamin was in Iowa, his mother Elizabeth lived with him. During the Civil War, Benjamin was quite vocal about how he favored the South in the war which did not set well with some of the local "Boys." As a result, his life and the lives of other members of his family were threatened. In the middle of the night, they loaded everything they could into ox carts and wagons and fled across the line into Iowa then headed west to Oregon. Benjamin took the entire family. They left in such a hurry that Benjamin Franklin See had to talk his lady friend into going along. They were married a few days later in Iowa.

It took them four months to reach Oregon where they settled in the Grand Round Valley of Union County, Oregon. They remained there until after the Civil War was over, seven years as best we can figure. Then most of the family returned to Sullivan County, Missouri, except for Benjamin Franklin See. He had became a respected farmer in the valley and had already started a good sized family. Francis Marion See also stayed. He had acquired land in the Wallowa Valley of Wallowa County, Oregon and had also started a family. A third brother who also stayed was Nimrod "Coon" See. He made a name for himself in the central Idaho timber country, now know as Deary, Idaho.

After their parting, they never saw each other again, with the exception of Benjamin Franklin See who visited his brothers and sisters in 1904. This was the first time they had been together in thirty years. The trip to Oregon was a real adventure for the family and they told their families about it many times and it is always mentioned in their obituaries.

Benjamin See and his family returned to Missouri to find nothing because their land had been sold for back taxes during the Civil War. But they all seemed to manage as most went on to become respected farmers and ranchers.

Storm E. See - 1998 Children were: George See, Nimrod See, Benjamin Preston See.

Spouse: Eliza Ann Akard. Children were: George See, James William See, Thomas See, Eliza See.

Spouse: Mary Ann Thacker. Children were: George Washington See, William Jefferson See, Sarah Ann See, Amerila Elizabeth See, Benjamin See, Amanda Jane See, Henry Jackson See.

Spouse: Arzula Masterson. Children were: Marble See, Viola See, Mina See, Arzula See, V.E. See, Frank See, Ivan See.

The 1920 census for Washington twp., Appanoose co., Iowa lists William and Emma See as both being 46 years old. In the 1930 census
for Tama co., Iowa Edward See is listed as an adopted step son to William H. See. Parents: Jasper See and Matilda Hilton.

Spouse: Lou Emma Street. Lou Emma Street and William Henry See were married about 1910 in Unionville, Putnam County, Missouri.⁷⁰ Children were: Violet Fern See, William Vern See, Edward See.

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May have died in a fire with wife Note, from Dan See in Saline CO.MO. Queries Mar.01,1977

also stated that he operated a General store and freight company with his father William and possibly brother
Benjamin in and around Blackburn Saline CO.MO. Parents: William See and Mary Ann Thacker.

Spouse: Catherine Mason. Catherine Mason and William Jefferson See were married on 24 December 1869 in Sullivan County, Missouri. Children were: Minnie Belle See, ? See, J. W. See, George, Edward, Eva See.

Spouse: Mary Ann Hummel. Children were: Faye Kathryn See, Edward Berry See, William Patrick See.

Spouse: Janet Howard. Children were: Colin L. See, Jill E. See.

Spouse: Anna M. Washington. Anna M. Washington and William R. See were married on 26 May 1856 in Oakland, Alameda, California.⁹⁵

Spouse: Catharine Curry. Catharine Curry and William R. See were married in 1880 in Lemoore, Kings CA.⁹⁵

Spouse: Rachael Jane See. Rachael Jane See and William R. See were married on 27 September 1895 in San Luis Obispo, CA.⁹⁵

Spouse: Emma HOPKINS. Children were: Edith SEE.

Spouse: Mariah DIXSON.

Spouse: Grace Esther Smith. Grace Esther Smith and William Vern See were married about 1939.⁷⁰ Children were: Vern LaDean See.

Spouse: Char. Comstock.

Spouse: Alan Stine. Children were: Brooklyn Terrance Stine, Teryn Stine.

Spouse: Jemima Stewart. Jemima Stewart and Francis Marion Seger were married on 9 December 1864 in Todd, Kentucky.

Spouse: Sarah Copeland.

Spouse: Annis Adeline Hornbek.

Spouse: George Spach. Children were: John Solomon Spach, Eva Charity Spach, Maria Spach Spach, Gottlieb Spach, Gertrude Spach.

Spouse: Maria Spach.

Spouse: Sophia Barbara Ruck.

Spouse: Nancy Wells. Nancy Wells and James Selby were married in 1842.⁵⁵

Spouse: James Marion Zachary. Malinda Jane Selby and James Marion Zachary were married on 30 September 1865 in Albany, Clinton County, Kentucky. Children were: James W Zachary, Asa Torney Zachary, Green Carroll Zachary, Killin Andrew Zachary, Laura Ann Zachary, Ambrose Jones Zachary, Welby T Zachary.

Spouse: Eula Mae Pendergrass. Children were: Allie W. Self, Doyis Wayne Self.

Spouse: Grace Agnes Lee.

Spouse: Dorsey Lee Robertson. Children were: Kevin Ann Robertson.

Spouse: Nancy House.

Spouse: Living Chestnut.

Spouse: Cyril Ernest "Cy" Hauser. Alice Marie Sellers and Cyril Ernest "Cy" Hauser were married on 19 October 1936 in Green Mountain, Marshall Co., Iowa.⁵⁰ Children were: Rolland Keith "Rollie" Hauser, Dennis Paul "Denny" Hauser, Nita Hollis Hauser, Gayle Christine Hauser.

Spouse: Cleo Frances Hauser.

Spouse: Terry Milton Burttram. Children were: Terri Lynn Burttram, Douglas Wayne Burttram.

Spouse: Isham Bilbrey. Ruth SELLERS and Isham Bilbrey were married in 1788 in Chatham, NC. Children were: Pasha Patience BILBREY, Issac BILBREY, William BILBREY, Thomas BILBREY, Young BILBREY, Lawrence Lard BILBREY, John Couch BILBREY, Peggy BILBREY, Hansford BILBREY, Margaret Bilbrey, Chamberlain Bilbrey.

Spouse: Herbert Gordon Hoots. Abigail Florence "Abbie" Sells and Herbert Gordon Hoots were married on 15 August 1915 in Clinton County, Kentucky.⁵⁰ Children were: Clifford L. Hoots, Vida C. Hoots, Waymon A. Hoots, Vira E. Hoots, Opal I. Hoots, Alvis G. Hoots, James R. Hoots, Doris G. Hoots, Living Hoots, LIving Hoots, Harold K. Hoots.

Spouse: Andrew Copeland. Children were: Clyde Copeland, Joe Copeland, Ruth Copeland, Mildred Copeland, Anna Copeland, Dorothy Copeland.

Spouse: Zona Huddleston. Children were: Delmer Sells, Hobert Sells, Nora Sells.