The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1886-09-02

descendants, whose history WOuiu
make large sized book. We shall
only attempt to trace the descendants
of James X. and Rachel King.
To these parents ten children were
born, viz:
Nabby King born May 2Sth. 1900; died in Ra-
VIENNA. April -, 1872.
Rachel King. born July II, 1901 died January
81. 1880.
Leruiah King, born Aug. Is, 1905.
Hiram Brett King born Dee |. 1904 died Feb.
29. 1881.
Raner Randall King born March Is. lSSOS
Minerva King. born Sept. ;, 1910.
John Brayton King. born March 7. 1873; died /
OF consumption. in Rnvenna, May l5 1853.
George Latimer King, born Feb. l, 1916.
Oliver Levi King. born July q, 1878.
Betsy Stone King, born Aug. 10. 1922.
OF the children of James X. aud
Rachel King, Nabby, the eldest, mar
ried Dennis Sutlitf, Dec Il. 1917. He |
died in Ravenna, March l6, 1889, BY
him she was the mother of five chill
dren, viz:
| Annis Rachel SutliG. born Dec. 13. 1919; mar.
| ried Vim. Rnggles: was the. mother of six
children; died in Ravenna, April 16, 1850.
Oliver l.. Sutlitf. born Dee Is. lSh; was thrice
married, and father of two chiIdren-a son and
daughter-by the first marriage. o. L. died May
"a. 1873. and was buried in Maple Grove Gene
terry. Ravenna.
Sarah Maria Sutlif. born July 1S. 1921 mar
red Captain Daniel W Day, by whom she had
two daughters. Florence being the only survivor.
who is an artist in Ravenna.
Samuel Todd Sutliff born August 16. 1924
died March 4 1873.
James p Sutlif. born April II. 1923; has a sec
!, ond wife and three living children and resides
in Ravenna.
Hiram B. King was the father of
Ave children, viz:
Two sons and three daughters.
Miriam Scoville. George and Nesria Dana. of
Hudson. are now the only surv& ors of Hiram
, b. Kings children.
John Brayton King married Mary
, A. Wells, April %, 1s45. TO these
. parents were born three children, viz:
Margaret Ellen King. born April IA. 1916.
Harriet Betsy King. born Oct. "a. 1913.
John Wells King. born May 2. 1853
April Is, 1876, Margaret Ellen King
! married Richard A. 0smer, by whom
p she was the mother of one son, who
:. died in infancy. Mr.. Osmer died, aged
g A, of consumption, Nov. Is, 1880, at
r Atlanta, Ga, whittier he went vainly
9 In the pursuit of health. His widow
l. now resides at jamestown, N. Y.
g Harriet B King married Capt. VIM
i M. Davis, of Warren, Trumbull Co.,
2 Ohio, Nov. IA, 1866. The same yeal
o she and husband moved to jamestown
l. N. Y, where they still reside. They
% have one son-ohas. VIM. Davis
Q born July II, 1871.
It John Wells King is now assistant
5. cashier of National Bank in James
3, town. N. Y, and is classed among the
'f most promising young business mer
70 of that city.
'e George Latimer King married Mis-
y Sarah A. Ruggies, Feb. II, 1S47. TIVE
children have been born to these pa
n rents, AS follows:
y Emerson X. King. born April %. 1872; die
ri March q, 1870.
10 Chas. L. King. born Aug. Z, 1852.
From the little data within reach w
have endeavOred to trace a singh
branch OF the now overshadowingt toI
70 of the Kingly tree.
In concluding these hasty and i'm
perfect notes, permit me to say to ev
- cry King within the sound of my voice
Cherish with care the severed link
w gathered here today. and weave then
into a continuous chain, with the mi iss
ing links scattered far and wide, W HE
= may not be sundered except by tn
Hand that holds all things in its pow
er.
IT, Having this day commenced a wor
~ neglected all too long, as descendant
~ of the noble and patriotic King pic
u, neers, fail not in your annual reunion:
al as the years roll on. Let the ties
VI kith and kin that connect your nobl
e' continuing of these happy reunion
~ for many generations to come.
IL At the close of Mr.. Brainerd's r,
I'll marks, several letters were read
OF the Secretary from absent relative
rs expressing regrets that they could III
"a be present.
M On motion, w w. Mccall, Geore
III King and Henry King were constit'
iu ted a committee to prepare and repo
" resolutions expressing sympathy +,
III our relative, J. &. Harmon, in his 50
IL affiictiOn, caused by the death of b
III estimabIe wife, on Tuesday, the 24i
GIT of August, 1856. The report, whe
we read, was unanimously adopted, al
Va is as follows:
'h- lst. ResOlued, That we, the membe
ch of the King family here assembled, I
nj express our deepest sympathy wit
nd our relative, the Corresponding Seer
tary of this association, Mr.. j.
oo Harmon, and family, in this time
ng their affiictiOn in the loss of cOmpa
1el ion and mother, and hope XIII
oil, Providence may sustain them in til
,- time of their sorrow.
The committee further reported
End. That another reunion of Il
aH King family be held the third THU
ne day in August, 1887. Place to be Il
en- cided by the committee.
-, Srd, That q vote of thanks be te
dered J. II. Riddle for so kindly lettil
10 us have the Use of the Fair Ground
NO Remarks were made by several pre-
'ru ent on the necessity of permane
a' organization, which resulted in Il
III election of the following officers f
no the ensuing year;
ns For President, Henry King,o Brir
GIT field Secretary, Julian q. Harmon,
we Ravenna. The President, Secretar
hu and P. l.. King were constituted
" committee of arrangements.
PIE Measures were adopted to collect Il
hu' data for complete genealogical reco
of the direct descendants of DIR. Ro
ary ert King.
Ali There being no further bushes
est meeting adjourned for one year.
the Thus ended one of the most enjoy
BILE and pleasant meetings of its xii
no. ever held in Portage county.
=; Three Harvest EXcursiOns.
on, On August Is, September and :