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Children of WILLIAM ELLIS and NANCY CLENDENNING are:
2. i. REV. JOHN G.3 ELLIS, b. December 2, 1790, Fauquier Co., VA, USA; d. 1876.
3. ii. GEORGE ELLIS, b. October 1793, Fauquier Co., VA, USA; d. October 1852.
4. iii. NELSON R. ELLIS, b. 1795, VA, USA; d. Bef. March 12, 1846.
5. iv. WILLIAM GRIMSLEY ELLIS, b. June 15, 1797, VA, USA; d. May 3, 1858. *
6. v. ELIZABETH ELLIS, b. 1799, VA, USA.
7. vi. JAMES ELLIS, b. 1802, Culpeper Co., VA, USA; d. 1858.
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8. vii. DANIEL ZIMMERMAN ELLIS, b. 1804, VA, USA; d. 1861, Dekalb Co., MO, USA.
9. viii. CATHERINE ELLIS, b. 1807, VA, USA.
10. ix. RUSSEL B. ELLIS, b. January 22, 1810, VA, USA; d. 1885.
x. ROBERT ELLIS, b. Bet. 1809 - 1811; m. CAROLINE NEAL, 1830.
11. xi. ANN ELLIS, b. Bet. 1810 - 1813.
12. xii. ANDREW JACKSON ELLIS, b. October 17, 1812, KY, USA; d. October 13, 1853.
13. xiii. ELLENDER ELLIS, b. 1815, KY, USA.
Generation No. 2
DANIEL ZIMMERMAN3 ELLIS (WILLIAM) was born 1804 in VA, USA, and died 1861 in Dekalb Co., MO, USA. He married MARY POLLY SENOUR November 30, 1824 in Campbell Co., KY, USA, daughter of JOHN SENOUR.
Children of DANIEL ELLIS and MARY SENOUR are:
i. JAMES4 ELLIS.
ii. GEORGE W. ELLIS.
20. iii. JOHN W. ELLIS, b. May 1, 1826; d. September 29, 1854.
21. iv. FOUNTAIN ELLIS, b. May 5, 1830, KY, USA; d. November 26, 1909.
22. v. CAROLINE ELLIS, b. Abt. 1834, IN, USA.
23. vi. SUSAN ELLIS, b. December 29, 1835, IN, USA; d. June 1, 1918.
vii. THOMAS ELLIS, b. Abt. 1838, IN, USA.
24. viii. ROBERT ELLIS, b. March 1, 1840, IN, USA; d. August 14, 1918.
25. ix. MARION ELLIS, b. January 22, 1844, IN, USA; d. February 16, 1935, Old Soldiers' Home, Fort Leavenworth, Leavenworth Co., KS, USA.
- William G. Ellis, son of William Ellis, one of the pioneer farmers of Kentucky, was born in 1797 in Fauquier County, Virginia. His parents settled in that part of Campbell County, west of the Licking River, which was, long subsequently formed into Kenton County. Other members of the Ellis family came to Kentucky at an early date and located in different parts of the State, becoming variously identified with its early history and some of them are now prominent in its affairs. John G. Ellis, Sr., who died recently in Covington, at the age of 86, belonged to the second generation of the men of this name who settled in Kentucky. He was a minister of the Disciples' or Christian Church; was a postmaster under John Quincy Adams, and was an adjutant and a judge advocate in the old military organization of the State. He was born in 1790, and belonged to the branch of the Ellis's long distinguished residents of Fauquier County, Virginia, as did William G. Ellis, who, although having limited educational advantages, became one of the early friends of the public or free school system of the State, and was one of the most able speakers and thoroughly well informed farmers of Kenton County. He held the office of Justice of the Peace for many years and was at one time Sheriff of Kenton County; was for a number of years School Commissioner for that county; was bitterly opposed to the people subscribing their money for the building of the Covington and Lexington Railroad; and the vote of the county, adversely to the movement, was, to a great extent, owing to his public speeches and efforts against it. He took an active interest in all the affairs of the county and occupied a high place in the estimation of the community. He was a ready and intelligent speaker and had a large stock of information, which he could turn to advantage on any occasion; stood high in some of the social organizations of the day; was an active member of the Christian Church, and one of the most valuable men of his county. In politics he was a Democrat. He died May 4, 1858. His wife was Miss Susan Arnold, a member of one of the old prominent families of Kenton County. He left a family of ten children, one of whom, Alexander C. Ellis, was long circuit and county clerk of Kenton, and is now a lawyer of Covington, and others are influential and prominent citizens of the county.
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James Ellis was born in Culpeper
County, Va., in 1802, and was a son of William and Nancy (Clendenning) Ellis. Mrs. Elizabeth Ellis was born in Kenton County, a daughter of Joshua Leathers. Thomas J. Ellis was educated at the schools in Kenton County, and at an early age learned civil engineering and surveying, worked at it until July 8, 1861, when he enlisted in the Confederate Army, Second Kentucky Infantry, under Roger Hanson, but was subsequently with Gen. Morgan, with whom he remained until the close of the war, as first lieutenant. On his return to his native county he farmed and worked at surveying. In 1870 he was elected county surveyor, and served two terms, or until 1878. In 1871 he moved to Covington. In 1882 he was elected city engineer, served up to 1884, when he was elected sheriff, and re-elected in 1886. He was united in marriage to Miss Georgia B. Runyan, of Boone County, Ky., daughter of J. M. and Mary (Hamilton) Runyan. One child has blessed this union--George M. J. Mr. Ellis is a member of the A.O.U.W.=
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Хронология Nancy Ellis
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1770
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Province of Virginia
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3 декабря 1790
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Fauquier County, Virginia, United States (США)
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25 июня 1801
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Virginia, United States (США)
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1869
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