Adam Dunlap Kirkpatrick

The son of Adam Kirkpatrick and his wife Rosanna Patton.He married 2 Apr 1829, Adams Co., OH to Mary "Polly" McVey. The ceremony was performed by Rev. William Baldridge.1830 - listed three doors away from father Adam:1830 Adams Co., OH census, p. 59Adam D. KirkpatrickOne male b. 1800-1810One female b. 1810-1815No kids yet1840 - same page as father Adam:1840 census, Wayne Township, Adams Co., OH, p. 43Adam D. KirkpatrickOne male b. 1800-1810 Adam D.One female b. 1810-1820One female b. 1825-1830 1850 Adam Co., OH census, p. 185A. D. Kirkpatrick, 43, merchant, $1,000, OHMary, 40William M., 20R. R. (female), 18Adam (K.?), 13James L., 11Henry P., 8Steven B., 5Lafayette, 21860 Adams Co., OH, Oliver Twp., Wheat Ridge PO, p. 68A. D. Kirkpatrick, 53 OHMary, 50Adam H., 21James L., 19Henry O. or D., 17Stephen B., 15Lafayette, 121870 Adams Co., OH, census, Wayne Twp., Wheat Ridge PO., p. 155Adam D. Kirkpatrick, 64, OHMary, 62, OHStephen B., 23, OHLafayette, 21, OHWilliam, 5, OH1880 census, Adams Co., OH, Oliver, p. 163AAdam D. Kirkpatrick, 72, farmer, OH KY KYMary M., 71, OH VA VAMargaret S., 22, niece, IL OH ILWilliam D., 18, nephew, OH OH OH*******************Children:1. Daughter Kirkpatrick, b.c. 1830, Adams Co., OH; 1840 listed on census with parents.*******************2. William M. Kirkpatrick, b. Nov 1830, Adams Co., OH; 1st m. c. 1854, OH to Margaret __ [b. 9 Sep 1830, OH; d. 7 Feb 1863, Adams Co., OH; buried Cherry Fork Cemetery, Adams Co., OH]; he m. 2nd c. 1867 to Sarah A. Brady [b. 1840, Brown Co. OH; d. 11 Jun 1881, Hamilton, Butler Co., OH]; he d. after 1900, Cincinnati, Hamilton Co., OH.Listed with parents on 1850 census. [John, son of Joseph P., also named a son Elmer]1860 Adams Co., OH, Liberty Twp., p. 156W. M. Kirkpatrick, 29, OHMargaret, 29, OHClinton M., 5, OHElmer D., 1, OHHarriet Eyer, 13, PA1870 census, Hillsborough Co., OHWm M Kirkpatrick M 39 OhioSallie A Kirkpatrick F 30 OhioClinton M Kirkpatrick M 15 OhioElmore D Kirkpatrick M 11 OhioMary J Kirkpatrick F 2 Ohio1880 - William was working as a Marble Commercial Agent:1880 census, Hamilton, Butler Co., OHSelf Wm. Kirkpatrick M 49 OhioWife Sallie Kirkpatrick F 40 OhioDaughter Mary Kirkpatrick F 12 OhioDaughter Rosa Kirkpatrick F 9 OhioOther Ida Dehas F 24 Ohio1900 - William was widowed living in a large boarding house with fourteen other lodgers:1900 census, Precinct E Cincinnati City Ward 9, Hamilton Co., OHHead Marion L Tyson M 29 OhioWife Nellie L Tyson F 28 OhioLodger William M Kirkpatrick M widowed 70 b. Nov 1830, Ohio[14 other lodgers]????Name: William M KirkpatrickEvent Type: DeathEvent Date: 18 Apr 1922Event Place: , Richland, OhioWilliam M.'s children by Margaret:1) Clinton M. Kirkpatrick, b. 1855, Adams Co., OH; d. 1932?1870 Adams Co., OH, Wayne Township, Wheat Ridge, p. 238[indexed, but can't read faded entries; also on p. 238 were Adam A., 22, James G., 26, and Nathaniel, 54]Clinton Kirkpatrick, 15, OH1910 - Clinton was still single at age 54 and living in a large boarding house in Portland, Oregon:1910 census, Portland Ward 9, Multnomah Co., ORHead Tony Elado M 23 ItalyLodger Clinton M Kirkpatrick M 54 single Ohio[lots of other boarders]1930 - this might be him, a widower in Montana:?? 1930 census, Butte, Silver Bow, MontanaHead Clinton M Kirkpatrick M widower 70 OhioServant Della H Nyhart F 63 MichiganRoomer Columbus A Nyhart M 63 Montana2) Elmer D. Kirkpatrick, b. 1859, Adams Co., OH; m. Florence M. __ [buried Riverside Cemetery, Denver, Denver Co., CO]; he d. 1888; buried Riverside Cemetery, Denver, Denver Co., CO. 1880 census, Highland Co., OH, Hillsboro, p. 390[in boarding house]Elmer Kirkpatrick, 21, school teacher, -- -- --William M.'s children by Sarah:3) Mary J. Kirkpatrick, b. 1868, Adams or Hillsborough Co., OH; 4) Rosa K. Kirkpatrick, b. 20 Jul 1871, Hillsboro, OH; m. to John W. Irvine [b. 19 Jul 1870; d. 4 Oct 1944, Detroit, Michigan; son of Hammel Irvine and Daphne Foster]; she d. 4 Jan 1921, Cincinnati, Hamilton Co., OH; Buried Spring Grove Cemetery, Cincinnati, Hamilton Co., OH.John W. Irvine's second wife was Eleanor Bain.*******************3. R.P. [or R. R.?] [Rosanna Patton?] [female] b. 1832, Adams Co., OH. Listed with parents on 1850 census. She either married or died by 1860.*******************4. Mary M. Kirkpatrick b. 17 Jul 1836, Adams Co., OH, d. 23 Sep 1837, Adams Co., OH, buried: 1837, Cherry Fork Cemetery, Adams Co., OH. *******************5. Adam H. Kirkpatrick, b. 23 Aug 1838, Adams Co., OH, d. 03 Jun 1875, Adams Co., OH, buried: Cherry Fork Cem., Wayne Twp, Adams Co.,OH. *******************6. James L. Kirkpatrick, b. 1839, Adams Co., OH. Listed with parents on 1860 census, but can't be found on subsequent censuses.A James L. Kirkpatrick served as a private in Company C, 1st Regiment, Ohio Heavy Artillery during the Civil War, but it's not certain if it was the same person.*******************7. Henry D. Kirkpatrick, b. 26 Jul 1843, Adams Co., OH, d. 29 Nov 1863, Cumberland Gap, TN, buried Cherry Fork Cemetery, Adams Co., OH. Cemetery listing indicates Henry died serving as a Union soldier with the 129th OVI during the Civil War. *******************8. Stephen B. Kirkpatrick, b. 1845, Adams Co., OH; m. 31 Dec 1873, Brown Co., OH to Alvira Jane Benner [b. 2 Apr 1854, New Berlin, PA; d. 29 Oct 1928, Jackson Co., MO; buried Mount Washington cemetery]; he d. 1908, Kansas City, Jackson Co., MO; buried Mount Washington Cemetery, Independence, Jackson Co., MO. Civil War - Stephen served during the Civil War on the Union side as a private in Company D of the 191th Ohio Infantry.1880 census, Lincoln, Furnas Co., NebraskaSelf S. B. Kirkpatrick M 34 OhioWife M. J. Kirkpatrick F 27 PennsylvaniaSon Edward M. Kirkpatrick M 5 OhioSon Albert D. Kirkpatrick M 3 OhioBrother-in-law John J. Benner M 23 Pennsylvania6 Aug 1890 - He was awarded a pension for his Civil War service as a private in Company D of the 191th Ohio Infantry. His residence at the time was Dexter Precint, Furnas, Nebraska.1900 census, Precinct 7 Kansas City Ward 9, Jackson Co., MOHead Steven B Kirkpatrick M 51 b. Nov 1949 OhioWife Almira G Kirkpatrick F 47 PennsylvaniaSon Edward M Kirkpatrick M 25 OhioSon Albert T Kirkpatrick M 24 OhioDaughter Edna M Kirkpatrick F 15 Nebraska1910 census, Kansas Ward 4, Jackson, MissouriHead Elmira Kirkpatrick F 57 PennsylvaniaSon Edward Kirkpatrick M 34 OhioSon Albert Kirkpatrick M 32 OhioDaughter Edna Kirkpatrick F 23 NebraskaSteven B. Kirkpatrick's children:1) Edward M. Kirkpatrick, b. b. 24 Dec 1875, Adams Co., OH; m. Ida Alice Knight [b. 26 Jun 1892, Paola, Miami Co., KS; d. 5 Mar 1976, Wichita, Sedgwick Co., KS; daughter of John Knight and Sarah Lukens]; he d. Jun. 13, 1943; buried Maple Grove Cemetery, Wichita, Sedgwick Co., KS. Ida remarried to Robert Hamilton Steele and is buried under that name at Maple Grove Cemetery.1930 census, Wichita, Sedgwick, KansasHead Edward M Kirkpatrick M 55 OH; father b. KY; mother PAWife Ida A Kirkpatrick F 37 Kansas1940 census, Ward 3, Wichita, Wichita City, Sedgwick, KansasHead Edward Kirkpatrick M 65 OhioWife Ida Kirkpatrick F 47 KansasNiece Jo Ann Terrill F 15 Kansas2) Albert D. Kirkpatrick, b. 8 Oct 1876, Adams Co., OH; m. Clara A. Arbogast [b. 1882, Lockwood, MO; d. 1937]; he d. 17 Mar 1976, Kansas City, Jackson Co., MO; buried Mount Washington Cemetery, Independence, Jackson Co., MO. 1940 Ward 15, Kansas City, Kaw Township, Jackson, Missouri, Head Albert D Kirkpatrick M 62 OhioSister Edna Kirkpatrick F 51 Nebraska3) Edna M. Kirkpatrick, b. 1885, Lincoln, Furnas Co., NE; d. after 1940, Kansas City, Jackson Co., MO; buried Mount Washington Cemetery, Independence, Jackson Co., MO. 1940 Ward 15, Kansas City, Kaw Township, Jackson, Missouri, Head Albert D Kirkpatrick M 62 OhioSister Edna Kirkpatrick F 51 Nebraska*******************9. Dr. Lafayette Kirkpatrick, b. 1 Nov 1848, Adams Co., OH; m. 26 May 1880, Cuyahoga Co., OH to Lizzie M. Harding [b. Sep 1856 OH; he d. 3 May 1894, Chicago, Cook Co., IL; The Journal News › 19 May 1891 › Page 3 - Newspapers.comwww.newspapers.com/newspage/4423602/‎"Dr. Lafayette Kirkpatrick was a former resident of this city, but went to Chicago in 1875. He has made some very successful speculations in real estate in that city..."History of Middleburg Township, Cuyahoga County, OH Part 2From: A History of Cuyahoga County and the City of Cleveland By: William R. Coates; Publishers: The American Historical Society Chicago and New York, 1924"Among the early physicians of Berea, other than Doctor McBride the first, were Dr. Henry Parker, Dr. A. P. Knowlton, Dr. A. S. Allen, Dr. F. M. Coates. To these may be added Dr. N. E. Wright, Dr. William Clark and Dr. Lafayette Kirkpatrick."1880 census, Berea, Cuyahoga, OH[married, but living alone]L. Kirkpatrick, 30, physician, OH; father b. KY; mother VA1880 census, Strongsville, Cuyahoga, OH[boarding in a private family house]Lizzie Kirkpatrick, 23, married, OH1900 census, Precinct 4 Lake Township Chicago city Ward 31, Cook, ILHead Elizabeth Kirkpat* F 44 widow, b. Sep 1856 OH; parents born EnglandSon Lefa Kirkpat* M 13 b. Apr 1887 IllinoisDaughter Elizabeth Kirkpat* F 6 b. Mar 1894 IllinoisLafayette Kirkpatrick's children:1) Lafayette Harding Kirkpatrick, Jr., b. 21 Apr 1887; m. Sarah Ann Stewart [b. 1889, Larne, Antrim, Northern Ireland; d. 22 Nov 1986, Solvang, CA; daughter of William Lyman Stewart and Margaret Elizabeth Chichester]; he d. 26 Oct 1949, Santa Barbara Co., CA.1917 - he registered for the draft during World War I from Creek County, Oklahoma. 1930 census, Fresno CA2) Elizabeth Eloise Kirkpatrick, b. 19 Apr 1894, Chicago, Cook Co., IL; m. 1st Summer 1918 to Albert Wallwick Dilling [b. Salt Lake City of Norwegian parents]; Oct 1943 she div'd Dilling; m. 2nd 1948 to Jeremiah Stokes [an author and Mormon elder; b. 23 Nov 1877, Draper, Salt Lake Co., UT; d. 31 Oct 1954, Chicago, Cook Co., IL; buried Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake Co., UT]; she d. 29 Apr 1966, Lincoln, NE; buried near Glencoe, Cook Co., IL where funeral held.She was a resident of Chicago when she went to Lincoln, Nebraska for surgery.FIVE: Cathrine Curtis and the Women's National Committee to KeeDilling was born in Chicago on April 19, 1894, the second child and only daughter of Lafayette Kirkpatrick and Elizabeth Harding. A surgeon, her father sprang from Scotch-Irish stock. Her mother's family was English and French. Dr. Kirkpatrick, who died when she was six weeks old, would not have liked his daughter's career because he felt women should lead sheltered lives. He left his family wealthy and his widow, who raised Elizabeth and her brother Kirkpatrick alone, added to the family's wealth by selling real estate. Kirkpatrick, born seven years before Elizabeth, was also a realtor and was wealthy by twenty-three, having developed properties in Hawaii.http://en.metapedia.org/wiki/Elizabeth_Dilling"Elizabeth Dilling was born and raised in Chicago, Illinois. She was the daughter of Dr. Lafayette Kirkpatrick a surgeon from Virginia of Scotch-Irish ancestry. Her mother Elizabeth Harding was of English and French descent. Her father died when she was six weeks old.[1]Elizabeth Dilling was raised Episcopalian but attended a Catholic girl's school. Elizabeth Eloise Kirkpatrick Dilling Stokes (April 19, 1894 – April 29, 1966) was a publisher and head of the Patriotic Research Bureau and one of the leaders of the "Mothers' Crusade." Elizabeth Dilling was one of thirty defendants in the Great Sedition Trial of 1944."1920 - lived in Chicago, Cook Co., ILThe Edwardsville Intelligencer, 30 April 1966 › Page 7"Controversial U.S. Author Stokes Dies CHICAGO (AP) -- Elizabeth Dilling Stokes was a woman of strong and controversial conviction. At one point she was charged with trying to overthrow the United States government and setup a Nazi regime. Her writing and activities, strongly isolationist and anti- Communist, captured headlines for more than two decades. Friday, at age 72, she died in a Lincoln, Neb., hospital. A native Chicagoan, Mrs. Stokes first gained public recognition after she and her first husban'd, Albert Wallwick Dilling, visited the Soviet Union in 1931. She said the visit and Soviet boasts that the Communist world revolution would start with China and end with the United States prompted her to write her first hook, "The Red Network, A 'Who's Who and Handbook of Radicalism for Patriots," in 1933. She followed with 'The Roosevelt Red Record," in 1936; "The Octopus," in 1940; and "The Plot Against Christianity," in 1964. Mrs. Stokes helped organize and directed the activities of the Patriotic Research Bureau to foster her campaign against communism and her belief that the United States should stay out of World War II. In 1943 she and 29 others were indicted by a federal grand jury and charged with attempting to undermine the morale of, the armed forces through cartoons and publications. The indictment was dismissed, but they were Indicted again the next year. The legal battle and finally the trial went on for more than four years. A mistrial was declared when the presiding judge died. The indictment was dismissed In 1946 by another judge who said that the long delay in reaching a conclusion constituted a "travesty of justice." She was divorced from her husband in 1942, following a much publicized divorce trial in Chicago that was marked by injunctions, fist fights, tears, and contempt citations. She married Jeremia Stokes, an author and Mormon elder, in 1948. He died in 1954. In recent years, she retired from public life and made her home in Chicago. Mrs. Stokes had gone to Lincoln for surgery in Providence Hospital. The nature of her illness was not disclosed. Funeral services will be held Monday in suburban Glencoe."Elizabeth Kirkpatrick Dilling's children:i. Kirkpatrick Dilling, b. 1920ii. Elizabeth Jane Dilling, b. 1925*******************

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