From: Victoria Dean Subject: [DRAKE-L] roll call Date: Tuesday, September 21, 1999 8:34 AM Hello, list. Here is my roll call.... 1. Mourning Drake b. abt 1800 in NC, probably, ma. Moses Wood/s on April 23, 1824 in Guilford, NC. They had a daughter--and probably more children, but they are unknown to me. She was named Candace/Candasa/Candis/Kansas R. Wood/s b. abt 1824 or later. 2. Candis Woods ma. Charles Ellingsworth on April 18, 1839 in Greene Cty., IN. Their children were-- 3. Marsha Rebecca ellingsworth b. June 1, 1840 3. Permelia Martha Ellingsworth b. abt 1842 3. Jesse Ellingsworth b. Aug. 1842 3. Littleton F. Ellingsworth b. abt 1844 3. Mourning Angeline Ellingsworth b. abt 1846 3. Washington-or Nash-T. Ellingsworth b. Feb. 2, 1848 3. Moses B. Ellingsworth b. abt 1850 3. Charles William Ellingsworth b. abt 1855 3. Letitia Isabelle Ellingsworth b. May 29, 1859 and d. June 17, 1939. She ma. twice and had a lover for a few years. The husbands were 1. John Milton Earlywine from 1877-about 1899, and 2. George W. Jenkins from 1903-her death. The lover was Ezekiel Riley Rogers from 1899-1903 at his death. They had a daughter, named Riley Victoria Rogers, my grandmother. 4. Riley Victoria Rogers b. May 18, 1901 in probably MO. She ma. Charles William Eichelberger on Aug. 8, 1933 and had 2 children-- 5. William Franklin Eichelberger b. Sept. 26, 1933 and d. Oct. 27, 1933 5. James Richard Eichelberger b. Jan. 27, 1935 in Vigo Cty., IN. He ma. Lorraine May Greenbaum on Dec. 24, 1960. Their children are-- 6. Victoria Susan Eichelberger b. in IN and ma. Mark Douglas Dean in MD. Their children are-- 7. Jared Thomas Dean b. in MD 7. Caleb Joseph Dean b. in MD 6. David William Eichelberger b. in IN and ma. Elaine Whybrew in IN. Their children are-- 7. Daniel Jacob Eichelberger b. in IN 7. Paige Lorraine Eichelberger b. in IN 3. Joseph S. Ellingsworth b. abt 1864 And these other names have come up from time to time as possible siblings 3. John 3. Less 3. Mary 3. William 3. James If anyone has any further info on Mourning Drake, I would appreciate hearing from you. Victoria Dean |