Kastello Genealogy
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George A. Day1
M, b. 1837, d. 1872

Father Benjamin S. Day1 b. 1791, d. 1854
Mother Katherine Onstott1 b. 22 December 1797, d. 1856
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Birth* 1837  1 
Marriage* 8 September 1853  Principal=Mary Hodges1 
Death* 1872  Dewitt, Dewitt County, Illinois1 

Family Mary Hodges b. between 1816 and 1841, d. between 1858 and 1931

Citations
  1. [S44] Unknown author, Descendants of Johann Onstott.
Mary Hodges1
F, b. between 1816 and 1841, d. between 1858 and 1931

Birth* between 1816 and 1841  2 
Marriage* 8 September 1853  Principal=George A. Day1 
Death* between 1858 and 1931  2 

Family George A. Day b. 1837, d. 1872

Citations
  1. [S44] Unknown author, Descendants of Johann Onstott.
  2. [S119] Unknown author, WFT.
John W. Day1
M, b. 28 December 1837, d. 15 May 1921

Father Benjamin S. Day1 b. 1791, d. 1854
Mother Katherine Onstott1 b. 22 December 1797, d. 1856
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Birth* 28 December 1837  1 
Marriage* 12 November 1857  Dewitt County, Illinois, Principal=Mary Enos1 
Death* 15 May 1921  Dewitt, Dewitt County, Illinois1 

Family Mary Enos b. between 1820 and 1844, d. between 1862 and 1933

Citations
  1. [S44] Unknown author, Descendants of Johann Onstott.
Mary Enos1
F, b. between 1820 and 1844, d. between 1862 and 1933

Birth* between 1820 and 1844  2 
Marriage* 12 November 1857  Dewitt County, Illinois, Principal=John W. Day1 
Death* between 1862 and 1933  2 

Family John W. Day b. 28 December 1837, d. 15 May 1921

Citations
  1. [S44] Unknown author, Descendants of Johann Onstott.
  2. [S119] Unknown author, WFT.
J. Bruce Day1
M, b. 1845, d. between 1874 and 1936

Father Benjamin S. Day1,2 b. 1791, d. 1854
Mother Katherine Onstott1,2 b. 22 December 1797, d. 1856
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Birth* 1845  Dewitt, Dewitt County, Illinois1 
Marriage* 5 October 1868  Principal=Elizabeth Golden1 
Death* between 1874 and 1936  2 

Family Elizabeth Golden b. between 1830 and 1854, d. between 1873 and 1942

Citations
  1. [S44] Unknown author, Descendants of Johann Onstott.
  2. [S119] Unknown author, WFT.
Elizabeth Golden1
F, b. between 1830 and 1854, d. between 1873 and 1942

Birth* between 1830 and 1854  2 
Marriage* 5 October 1868  Principal=J. Bruce Day1 
Death* between 1873 and 1942  2 

Family J. Bruce Day b. 1845, d. between 1874 and 1936

Citations
  1. [S44] Unknown author, Descendants of Johann Onstott.
  2. [S119] Unknown author, WFT.
Abraham Onstott1
M, b. 1799, d. 1887

Father Nicholas Onstott1 b. 25 February 1763, d. 1829
Mother Maria Sherfey1 b. 16 March 1768, d. 7 January 1858
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Burial*   Woodlawn Cemetary, Dewitt County, Illinois1 
Note*   Born in Garrett County, Kentucky, Sept. 18, 1799. He left Kentucky April 17,
1823, and arrived in Illinois May 23rd. He settled with his brother, David, who
came to Illinois in 1820 in the forks of Salt Creek and Sangamon Rivers, in what
is now Menard County, but was then Sangamon County. He helped his brother in
farming and distilling, running a copper still and making whiskey out of rye and
corn mix, which whiskey sold for about 50 cents per gallon. He stayed with his
brother until the fall of 1824, when he married Mary Branson and went to keeping
house near his brother's in a log cabin with puncheon floor and stick chimney,
while for furniture they had two stools, a borrowed chair and bed, slab table
and a few cooking utensils. At that time the country was very mild and game was
abundant.

Mr. Onstott says that at one time he saw 70 head of deer feeding together,
although this was an extraordinary number. In 1828 he went to Galena and worked
in the lead mines, where he earned the money with which he purchased his farm.
He entered his farm in Waynesville Twp in December 1828, and moved upon it in
spring of 1829. Mr. Onstott's impression is that Waynesville was first settled
in 1826. His nearest neighbors were John Scott, Daniel Vincent, John Glenn,
Samuel Cutwright, Wm. Cotterel, Samuel P.Glenn, Martin Scott, James K. Scott,
and a family named Lundy. He moved into a hewed log house, which was called the
finest in the country. At that time Springfield was his nearest post office, but
the settlers did not get much mail; if they received a letter six months after
it was mailed, they thought they were doing well. Springfield was the nearest
trading point.

He went to Peoria once with a load of wheat, but found no purchaser and had to
haul it back home. This country was at that time embraced in Tazewell County,
and Mr. Onstott had to go to Mackinaw to serve on jury.

The settlers located next to the timber, thinking that if they got the timber
the prairie would be theirs, as they never dreamed that any one would settle
upon the prairie, and it was not until the location of the Illinois Central
railroad through this country that the prairie was regarded as of any value for
farming purposes. There was then no settlement east or south of the Waynesville
and Coppenbarger settlements.

The people were simple in their habits, hospitable and kind to each other, and
all were upon equal footing. The women made their own clothing from wool and
flax. The men generally wore buckskin pants, and a linen shirt and pair of pants
was the general summer costume of the men. Everything was free to the stranger,
no matter how long he stayed, but he was expected to tell who he was, where he
came from, where he was going, and the nature of his business. The great want of
the country was mills to grind the corn and wheat. Sugars and Scott built a mill
below Waynesville, on Kickapoo Creek, and Sugars had a corn-cracker above
Waynesville. Payne had a horse mill on Salt Creek, but for flour they had to go
to Mackinaw. There were wild animals of a dangerous character, except wolves,
and these but seldom attacked the people except when in great hunger. Mr.
Onstott tells of a girl who was chased to his house by wolves, and the next
morning he found a hog killed by them. One bear was seen in the settlement. The
deep snow commenced falling a little before Christmas in 1830,and kept on until
the next March. The snow was from three feet on a level on the prairie. It
drifted until all the ravines were filled up to the level. This snow killed off
most of the deer, as there were but few in the country after that. During that
dreadful winter people lived on hominy and potatoes.

They could not get to the mills to have their corn ground, and so had to boil
and grate it. The town of Waynesville was located in 1832 or 1833, and the first
store was kept by Thomas Dunham and his uncle Greenman. Mr. Onstott continued to
live on his farm in Waynesville Twp until two years ago last fall, when he
removed to Clinton. He still owns the farm, but his and Samuel P. Glenn's are
the only farms that have not changed hands in that settlement.

Ref: The Dewitt Co. Genalogical Quarterly, V.3,pp.100.n is piecing quilts. I
would be pleased to have a letter or card from any of my friends or former
acquaintances who may see this."-Mrs. P.M. Richardson, Carbon, R.R. Box 42,
Texas. [Descendents of Johann Onstott] 
Birth* 1799  Garrett County, Kentucky1 
Marriage* between 1816 and 1849  Principal=Elizabeth Pottle1 
Marriage* 23 September 1824  Sangamon County, Illinois, Principal=Mary Branson1 
Death* 1887  Clinton, Dewitt County, Illinois1 

Family 1 Elizabeth Pottle b. between 1795 and 1815, d. between 1816 and 1899

Family 2 Mary Branson b. 10 March 1803, d. between 1846 and 1898
Children  1. John Onstott b. 18 Aug 1826, d. 29 Aug 18261
  2. Thomas J. Onstott b. 18 Aug 1826, d. 27 Oct 18271
  3. Mary Jennie Onstott b. 1829, d. bt 1858 - 19231,2
  4. Nancy Onstott b. 29 Jul 1829, d. 18341
  5. Sarah E. Onstott b. 28 May 1830, d. 18641
  6. Lucinda Katherine Onstott b. 1836, d. bt 1860 - 19301,2
  7. George Washington Onstott b. 15 Oct 1842, d. 31 Mar 19221
  8. Emma Onstott b. 1844, d. 19211

Citations
  1. [S44] Unknown author, Descendants of Johann Onstott.
  2. [S119] Unknown author, WFT.
Elizabeth Pottle1
F, b. between 1795 and 1815, d. between 1816 and 1899

Birth* between 1795 and 1815  2 
Marriage* between 1816 and 1849  Principal=Abraham Onstott1 
Death* between 1816 and 1899  2 

Family Abraham Onstott b. 1799, d. 1887

Citations
  1. [S44] Unknown author, Descendants of Johann Onstott.
  2. [S119] Unknown author, WFT.
Mary Branson1
F, b. 10 March 1803, d. between 1846 and 1898

Birth* 10 March 1803  Green County, Ohio1 
Marriage* 23 September 1824  Sangamon County, Illinois, Principal=Abraham Onstott1 
Death* between 1846 and 1898  2 

Family Abraham Onstott b. 1799, d. 1887
Children  1. John Onstott b. 18 Aug 1826, d. 29 Aug 18261
  2. Thomas J. Onstott b. 18 Aug 1826, d. 27 Oct 18271
  3. Mary Jennie Onstott b. 1829, d. bt 1858 - 19231,2
  4. Nancy Onstott b. 29 Jul 1829, d. 18341
  5. Sarah E. Onstott b. 28 May 1830, d. 18641
  6. Lucinda Katherine Onstott b. 1836, d. bt 1860 - 19301,2
  7. George Washington Onstott b. 15 Oct 1842, d. 31 Mar 19221
  8. Emma Onstott b. 1844, d. 19211

Citations
  1. [S44] Unknown author, Descendants of Johann Onstott.
  2. [S119] Unknown author, WFT.
John Onstott1
M, b. 18 August 1826, d. 29 August 1826

Father Abraham Onstott1 b. 1799, d. 1887
Mother Mary Branson1 b. 10 March 1803, d. between 1846 and 1898
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Birth* 18 August 1826  Sangamon County, Illinois1 
Death* 29 August 1826  Sangamon County, Illinois1 

Citations
  1. [S44] Unknown author, Descendants of Johann Onstott.
Thomas J. Onstott1
M, b. 18 August 1826, d. 27 October 1827

Father Abraham Onstott1 b. 1799, d. 1887
Mother Mary Branson1 b. 10 March 1803, d. between 1846 and 1898
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Birth* 18 August 1826  Sangamon County, Illinois1 
Death* 27 October 1827  Dewitt County, Illinois1 

Citations
  1. [S44] Unknown author, Descendants of Johann Onstott.
Mary Jennie Onstott1
F, b. 1829, d. between 1858 and 1923

Father Abraham Onstott1,2 b. 1799, d. 1887
Mother Mary Branson1,2 b. 10 March 1803, d. between 1846 and 1898
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Birth* 1829  Dewitt County, Illinois1 
Marriage* 12 December 1852  Principal=James Donnell1 
Death* between 1858 and 1923  2 

Family James Donnell b. between 1806 and 1832, d. between 1857 and 1919

Citations
  1. [S44] Unknown author, Descendants of Johann Onstott.
  2. [S119] Unknown author, WFT.
James Donnell1
M, b. between 1806 and 1832, d. between 1857 and 1919

Birth* between 1806 and 1832  2 
Marriage* 12 December 1852  Principal=Mary Jennie Onstott1 
Death* between 1857 and 1919  2 

Family Mary Jennie Onstott b. 1829, d. between 1858 and 1923

Citations
  1. [S44] Unknown author, Descendants of Johann Onstott.
  2. [S119] Unknown author, WFT.
Nancy Onstott1
F, b. 29 July 1829, d. 1834

Father Abraham Onstott1 b. 1799, d. 1887
Mother Mary Branson1 b. 10 March 1803, d. between 1846 and 1898
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Birth* 29 July 1829  Waynesville, Dewitt County, Illinois1 
Death* 1834  Dewitt County, Illinois1 

Citations
  1. [S44] Unknown author, Descendants of Johann Onstott.
Sarah E. Onstott1
F, b. 28 May 1830, d. 1864

Father Abraham Onstott1 b. 1799, d. 1887
Mother Mary Branson1 b. 10 March 1803, d. between 1846 and 1898
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Birth* 28 May 1830  Waynesville, Dewitt County, Illinois1 
Marriage* 31 December 1852  Principal=Henry W. Warner1 
Death* 1864  1 

Family Henry W. Warner b. between 1806 and 1832, d. between 1857 and 1919

Citations
  1. [S44] Unknown author, Descendants of Johann Onstott.
Henry W. Warner1
M, b. between 1806 and 1832, d. between 1857 and 1919

Birth* between 1806 and 1832  2 
Marriage* 31 December 1852  Principal=Sarah E. Onstott1 
Death* between 1857 and 1919  2 

Family Sarah E. Onstott b. 28 May 1830, d. 1864

Citations
  1. [S44] Unknown author, Descendants of Johann Onstott.
  2. [S119] Unknown author, WFT.
Lucinda Katherine Onstott1
F, b. 1836, d. between 1860 and 1930

Father Abraham Onstott1,2 b. 1799, d. 1887
Mother Mary Branson1,2 b. 10 March 1803, d. between 1846 and 1898
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Birth* 1836  Waynesville, Dewitt County, Illinois1 
Marriage* 19 December 1854  Dewitt County, Illinois, Principal=Jacob B. Halderman1 
Death* between 1860 and 1930  2 

Family Jacob B. Halderman b. between 1809 and 1836, d. between 1859 and 1923

Citations
  1. [S44] Unknown author, Descendants of Johann Onstott.
  2. [S119] Unknown author, WFT.
Jacob B. Halderman1
M, b. between 1809 and 1836, d. between 1859 and 1923

Birth* between 1809 and 1836  2 
Marriage* 19 December 1854  Dewitt County, Illinois, Principal=Lucinda Katherine Onstott1 
Death* between 1859 and 1923  2 

Family Lucinda Katherine Onstott b. 1836, d. between 1860 and 1930

Citations
  1. [S44] Unknown author, Descendants of Johann Onstott.
  2. [S119] Unknown author, WFT.
George Washington Onstott1
M, b. 15 October 1842, d. 31 March 1922

Father Abraham Onstott1 b. 1799, d. 1887
Mother Mary Branson1 b. 10 March 1803, d. between 1846 and 1898
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Birth* 15 October 1842  Waynesville, Dewitt County, Illinois1 
Marriage* 14 September 1865  Waynesville, Dewitt County, Illinois, Principal=Unknown Gardner1 
Death* 31 March 1922  1 

Family Unknown Gardner b. between 1827 and 1851, d. between 1870 and 1939

Citations
  1. [S44] Unknown author, Descendants of Johann Onstott.
Unknown Gardner1
F, b. between 1827 and 1851, d. between 1870 and 1939

Birth* between 1827 and 1851  2 
Marriage* 14 September 1865  Waynesville, Dewitt County, Illinois, Principal=George Washington Onstott1 
Death* between 1870 and 1939  2 

Family George Washington Onstott b. 15 October 1842, d. 31 March 1922

Citations
  1. [S44] Unknown author, Descendants of Johann Onstott.
  2. [S119] Unknown author, WFT.
Emma Onstott1
F, b. 1844, d. 1921

Father Abraham Onstott1 b. 1799, d. 1887
Mother Mary Branson1 b. 10 March 1803, d. between 1846 and 1898
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Birth* 1844  Illinois1 
Marriage* 19 September 1861  Dewitt County, Illinois, Principal=John N. Webster1 
Death* 1921  1 

Family John N. Webster b. between 1816 and 1844, d. between 1866 and 1931

Citations
  1. [S44] Unknown author, Descendants of Johann Onstott.
John N. Webster1
M, b. between 1816 and 1844, d. between 1866 and 1931

Birth* between 1816 and 1844  2 
Marriage* 19 September 1861  Dewitt County, Illinois, Principal=Emma Onstott1 
Death* between 1866 and 1931  2 

Family Emma Onstott b. 1844, d. 1921

Citations
  1. [S44] Unknown author, Descendants of Johann Onstott.
  2. [S119] Unknown author, WFT.
William Onstott1
M, b. 11 March 1802, d. 14 July 1882

Father Nicholas Onstott1 b. 25 February 1763, d. 1829
Mother Maria Sherfey1 b. 16 March 1768, d. 7 January 1858
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Burial*   Gerrard County, Kentucky1 
Note*   William Onstott,was born March 11, 1802, in Lancaster, Gerrard Co, Kentucky. He
was the eighth child born to Nicholaus and Maria Sherfy Onstott. He married
Easter Stone, Dec. 21, 1829, in Lancaster. From this union came sixteen
children. William died July 14, 1882 and Easter died Sept. 28, 1897. They are
both buried in Gerrard Co, Kentucky.

After the death of his father, William assumed the management of the family
homestead, and after the death of his mother, he became the sole owner. Because
of the size of his family, he built onto the house. Wild game added to the
support of the family, as did fish from the Dix River. The farm was not enough
support of the family, so William, set out and built a stone distillery and
began distilling whiskey for sale. His operation was legal, and didn't conflict
with the Fort Dix Babtist Church to which, he and his family belonged.

His wife Easter, was the daughter of Smith Stone. She was a very small framed
women, and very frail in appearance. But she possessed tremendous energy, to
raise and care for such a large family. She was 14 years, 9 months, and 29 days
old, when her and William were married. It was reported, that in spite of her
diminutive size, she would carry three pails of water from the spring--one in
each hand and one on her head. She lived to an age of 82 years.

WILLIAM ONSTOTT WILL

"I William Onstott of Gerrard Co, Kentucky do make this my last will and
testament."

"After the payment of any debts I may owe and my burial expenses I give to my
beloved wife, Easter Onstott all the residue of my estate real personal and
mixed during her life and after her death to be equally divided among all my
children and if any of my children are dead leaving issue the portion going to
such child or children shall go to their issue."

"2nd I have advance to each of my children heretofore the sum of one hundred and
ten dollars in addition to this sum I have paid for my son Levi Onstott the sum
of two hundred dollars which if not paid by said Levi to me or to my wife after
my death I charge to him as an advancement and in addition to the said sum of
$110.00, to Nancy Jane Reynolds I have loaned to her husband the sum of $52
which if not paid to me or my wife after my death I charge to said Nancy Jane as
an advancement and if said sum is paid to my wife after my death I direct that
he shall pay no interest."

"I direct that each of my children shall be charged with one hundred and ten
dollars as an advancement to them I direct my wife Easter Onstott, pay any debts
I may be owing at my death and my burial expenses out of money she may have on
hand at my death and if she should have no money on hand at that time she shall
sell enough of my personal property to pay same and the residue of all my
personal property shall go to her as above stated."

"I direct that no administration be granted on my estate."

Witness my hand this 14th day of April 1882.

Witnesses: his X mark
William Onstott William G. Smith Wm. McKee Duncanre wild animals of a dangerous
character, except wolves, and these but seldom attacked the people except when
in great hunger. Mr. Onstott tells of a girl who was chased to his house by
wolves, and the next morning he found a hog killed by them. One bear was seen in
the settlement. The deep snow commenced falling a little before Christmas in
1830,and kept on until the next March. The snow was from three feet on a level
on the prairie. It drifted until all the ravines were filled up to the level.
This snow killed off most of the deer, as there were but few in the country
after that. During that dreadful winter people lived on hominy and potatoes.

They could not get to the mills to have their corn ground, and so had to boil
and grate it. The town of Waynesville was located in 1832 or 1833, and the first
store was kept by Thomas Dunham and his uncle Greenman. Mr. Onstott continued to
live on his farm in Waynesville Twp until two years ago last fall, when he
removed to Clinton. He still owns the farm, but his and Samuel P. Glenn's are
the only farms that have not changed hands in that settlement.

Ref: The Dewitt Co. Genalogical Quarterly, V.3,pp.100.n is piecing quilts. I
would be pleased to have a letter or card from any of my friends or former
acquaintances who may see this."-Mrs. P.M. Richardson, Carbon, R.R. Box 42,
Texas.


Another article written by Fannie (Phama Miller Onstott Coldiron Richardson) in
1916 appeared in the Dallas Herald:

"I came to Texas in 1845 and followed the frontier as long as my husband lived.
He died in 1859, and I was left with five children, the oldest 16, and the next
oldest 6, and the others still younger. We had 100 head of cattle and two horses
when he died. We lived in Parker County then, away from all my folks except one
old uncle. We sold out and moved down to Goliad County, where my sister was
living. I hired my nephew to help drive the cattle. My brother and family, and
Old Lady Luxton and others went with me. In all we had about 300 head of cattle.
We started about the first of May, 1860, the year of the beginning of the Civil
War. We crossed the Brazos River and went down the devide between it and Lean.
On Steele Creek we had a storm and rain. It fell in torrents. My son and nephew
stood on the wagon wheels to hold it from turning over. As we went on, there
were so many cattle on the prarie that I had to let my son help drive the
cattle, while I drove the oxen to the wagon."

"We got to Goliad June 15. We made a crop the next year, and the third year we
went down on the coast and put us up a cabin and chimney. It soaked us that
winter. In 1863, my son went to war, so my only help was a nine year old boy to
help take care of my cattle. About two weeks after my son enlisted, he was taken
down with congestion on the brain and was carried to Victoria to the hospital.
The company sent me word, and I got my pony and went to him. Next morning I got
there about ten o'clock. He did not know me, but I stayed with him until about
three o'clock. I asked the steward if he cared for me getting my own doctor. He
said he didn't, and I went by his (the doctor's) house and told him I wanted him
to go to Victoria to see my son. He said he would be there before I would the
next morning. I made arrangements with cousin Sarah to take care of my children
and I started back to Victoria by daylight and beat the doctor there. On the
sixth day, I went home and then went every day to see him for two weeks: then
the next two weeks, I went every three days. It was twenty miles from home to
Victoria. Then I took him home, and when he got well they took him back into the
army, and he took sick with the measels. They ordered him out to relieve the
guards, and he got wet. The measels settled in his lungs, and he got a permit to
come home where he died. He gave me evidence on his deathbed that he was going
to God to live."

"My little ones and I got along during this time spinning and weaving our cloth.
We would sit up every night. I would card and my ten year old would spin till we
got enough for twenty or thirty yards, then I would weave, and we would fill my
quills. He and his little sister, Dora, did the cooking, what little we had to
cook. While my brother was there (he was too old to go to war) he kept us
womenfolk in meat, but the clabber-eaters ran him off. You have heard of the old
hounds getting the young hounds off after the foxes and then would run back and
eat the clabber. That was the way a great many did during the war. I got up one
morning and had no meat for breakfast. I suggested to my neighbor, Mrs. Jackson,
that we have meat for dinner and she wanted to know how we could get it. I told
her to saddle her pony, and I would show her. We got on our horses and pulled
out with our two dogs. We went about a mile and jumped a bunch of fat hogs. The
dogs ran them about two hundred yards and caught one. I galloped up, stuck it,
and tied it to my old mares tail and dragged it home. It weighed about 175
pounds. One night about thirty head of my cattle were stolen, and I rode two
weeks hunting them. The clabber-eaters kept on and left me nothing by the time
the war closed. I traded my brand for twenty three head of horses, and all
except three were stolen." [Descendents of Johann Onstott] 
Birth* 11 March 1802  Gerrard County, Kentucky1 
Marriage* 21 December 1829  Lancaster, Gerrard County, Kentucky, Principal=Easter Stone1 
Death* 14 July 1882  1 

Family Easter Stone b. 1804, d. 28 September 1897
Children  1. Susan Catherine Onstott d. bt 1875 - 19681,2
  2. Nicholaus Onstott b. 13 May 1831, d. bt 1868 - 19221,2
  3. Levi Allen Onstott b. 25 Jan 1833, d. bt 1874 - 19241,2
  4. Mary Ann Onstott b. 24 Apr 1834, d. bt 1858 - 19281,2
  5. Henry Clay Onstott b. c 1836, d. bt 1837 - 19261,2
  6. Sarah E. Onstott b. 22 Jan 1838, d. bt 1870 - 19321,2
  7. George Washington Onstott b. 12 Jul 1839, d. bt 1874 - 19301,2
  8. William H. Onstott b. c 1841, d. bt 1842 - 19311,2
  9. Robert Montgomery Onstott b. 3 May 1843, d. 16 May 19081
  10. Nancy Jane Onstott b. 16 Jun 1845, d. bt 1859 - 19391,2
  11. Jeremiah L. Onstott b. c 1846, d. bt 1847 - 19361,2
  12. Ephriam S. Onstott b. 15 Jun 1848, d. bt 1849 - 19381,2
  13. Matthew Onstott b. c 1852, d. bt 1853 - 19421,2
  14. John T. Onstott b. 8 Mar 1853, d. bt 1881 - 19441,2
  15. Isaac Allen Onstott b. 5 May 1854, d. bt 1880 - 19451,2

Citations
  1. [S44] Unknown author, Descendants of Johann Onstott.
  2. [S119] Unknown author, WFT.
Easter Stone1
F, b. 1804, d. 28 September 1897

Father Smith Stone1
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Burial*   Gerrard County, Kentucky1 
Birth* 1804  Lancaster, Gerrard County, Kentucky1 
Marriage* 21 December 1829  Lancaster, Gerrard County, Kentucky, Principal=William Onstott1 
Death* 28 September 1897  1 

Family William Onstott b. 11 March 1802, d. 14 July 1882
Children  1. Susan Catherine Onstott d. bt 1875 - 19681,2
  2. Nicholaus Onstott b. 13 May 1831, d. bt 1868 - 19221,2
  3. Levi Allen Onstott b. 25 Jan 1833, d. bt 1874 - 19241,2
  4. Mary Ann Onstott b. 24 Apr 1834, d. bt 1858 - 19281,2
  5. Henry Clay Onstott b. c 1836, d. bt 1837 - 19261,2
  6. Sarah E. Onstott b. 22 Jan 1838, d. bt 1870 - 19321,2
  7. George Washington Onstott b. 12 Jul 1839, d. bt 1874 - 19301,2
  8. William H. Onstott b. c 1841, d. bt 1842 - 19311,2
  9. Robert Montgomery Onstott b. 3 May 1843, d. 16 May 19081
  10. Nancy Jane Onstott b. 16 Jun 1845, d. bt 1859 - 19391,2
  11. Jeremiah L. Onstott b. c 1846, d. bt 1847 - 19361,2
  12. Ephriam S. Onstott b. 15 Jun 1848, d. bt 1849 - 19381,2
  13. Matthew Onstott b. c 1852, d. bt 1853 - 19421,2
  14. John T. Onstott b. 8 Mar 1853, d. bt 1881 - 19441,2
  15. Isaac Allen Onstott b. 5 May 1854, d. bt 1880 - 19451,2

Citations
  1. [S44] Unknown author, Descendants of Johann Onstott.
  2. [S119] Unknown author, WFT.
Smith Stone1
M

Marriage*    
Death*    
Birth*    

Family
Child  1. Easter Stone+ b. 1804, d. 28 Sep 18971

Citations
  1. [S44] Unknown author, Descendants of Johann Onstott.
Nicholaus Onstott1
M, b. 13 May 1831, d. between 1868 and 1922

Father William Onstott1,2 b. 11 March 1802, d. 14 July 1882
Mother Easter Stone1,2 b. 1804, d. 28 September 1897
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Birth* 13 May 1831  Lancaster, Gerrard County, Kentucky1 
Marriage* 2 February 1863  Lancaster, Gerrard County, Kentucky, Principal=George Ann Elliott1 
Death* between 1868 and 1922  2 

Family George Ann Elliott b. between 1824 and 1846, d. between 1868 and 1934

Citations
  1. [S44] Unknown author, Descendants of Johann Onstott.
  2. [S119] Unknown author, WFT.
Levi Allen Onstott1
M, b. 25 January 1833, d. between 1874 and 1924

Father William Onstott1,2 b. 11 March 1802, d. 14 July 1882
Mother Easter Stone1,2 b. 1804, d. 28 September 1897
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Birth* 25 January 1833  Lancaster, Gerrard County, Kentucky1 
Marriage* 25 February 1869  Lancaster, Gerrard County, Kentucky, Principal=Minerva Boyle1 
Death* between 1874 and 1924  2 

Family Minerva Boyle b. between 1828 and 1852, d. between 1874 and 1940

Citations
  1. [S44] Unknown author, Descendants of Johann Onstott.
  2. [S119] Unknown author, WFT.
George Ann Elliott1
F, b. between 1824 and 1846, d. between 1868 and 1934

Birth* between 1824 and 1846  2 
Marriage* 2 February 1863  Lancaster, Gerrard County, Kentucky, Principal=Nicholaus Onstott1 
Death* between 1868 and 1934  2 

Family Nicholaus Onstott b. 13 May 1831, d. between 1868 and 1922

Citations
  1. [S44] Unknown author, Descendants of Johann Onstott.
  2. [S119] Unknown author, WFT.
Minerva Boyle1
F, b. between 1828 and 1852, d. between 1874 and 1940

Birth* between 1828 and 1852  2 
Marriage* 25 February 1869  Lancaster, Gerrard County, Kentucky, Principal=Levi Allen Onstott1 
Death* between 1874 and 1940  2 

Family Levi Allen Onstott b. 25 January 1833, d. between 1874 and 1924

Citations
  1. [S44] Unknown author, Descendants of Johann Onstott.
  2. [S119] Unknown author, WFT.
Mary Ann Onstott1
F, b. 24 April 1834, d. between 1858 and 1928

Father William Onstott1,2 b. 11 March 1802, d. 14 July 1882
Mother Easter Stone1,2 b. 1804, d. 28 September 1897
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Birth* 24 April 1834  Lancaster, Gerrard County, Kentucky1 
Marriage* 1 April 1852  Lancaster, Gerrard County, Kentucky, Principal=John M. Craigg1 
Death* between 1858 and 1928  2 

Family John M. Craigg b. between 1807 and 1834, d. between 1857 and 1921

Citations
  1. [S44] Unknown author, Descendants of Johann Onstott.
  2. [S119] Unknown author, WFT.
John M. Craigg1
M, b. between 1807 and 1834, d. between 1857 and 1921

Birth* between 1807 and 1834  2 
Marriage* 1 April 1852  Lancaster, Gerrard County, Kentucky, Principal=Mary Ann Onstott1 
Death* between 1857 and 1921  2 

Family Mary Ann Onstott b. 24 April 1834, d. between 1858 and 1928

Citations
  1. [S44] Unknown author, Descendants of Johann Onstott.
  2. [S119] Unknown author, WFT.
Henry Clay Onstott1
M, b. circa 1836, d. between 1837 and 1926

Father William Onstott1,2 b. 11 March 1802, d. 14 July 1882
Mother Easter Stone1,2 b. 1804, d. 28 September 1897
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Birth* circa 1836  Lancaster, Gerrard County, Kentucky1 
Death* between 1837 and 1926  2 

Citations
  1. [S44] Unknown author, Descendants of Johann Onstott.
  2. [S119] Unknown author, WFT.
Sarah E. Onstott1
F, b. 22 January 1838, d. between 1870 and 1932

Father William Onstott1,2 b. 11 March 1802, d. 14 July 1882
Mother Easter Stone1,2 b. 1804, d. 28 September 1897
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Birth* 22 January 1838  1 
Marriage* circa 1866  Lancaster, Gerrard County, Kentucky, Principal=Alexander Bourne1 
Death* between 1870 and 1932  2 

Family Alexander Bourne b. between 1818 and 1846, d. between 1871 and 1931

Citations
  1. [S44] Unknown author, Descendants of Johann Onstott.
  2. [S119] Unknown author, WFT.
Alexander Bourne1
M, b. between 1818 and 1846, d. between 1871 and 1931

Birth* between 1818 and 1846  2 
Marriage* circa 1866  Lancaster, Gerrard County, Kentucky, Principal=Sarah E. Onstott1 
Death* between 1871 and 1931  2 

Family Sarah E. Onstott b. 22 January 1838, d. between 1870 and 1932

Citations
  1. [S44] Unknown author, Descendants of Johann Onstott.
  2. [S119] Unknown author, WFT.
George Washington Onstott1
M, b. 12 July 1839, d. between 1874 and 1930

Father William Onstott1,2 b. 11 March 1802, d. 14 July 1882
Mother Easter Stone1,2 b. 1804, d. 28 September 1897
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Birth* 12 July 1839  Lancaster, Gerrard County, Kentucky1 
Marriage* 19 September 1869  Lancaster, Gerrard County, Kentucky, Principal=Mary Ann Barker1 
Death* between 1874 and 1930  2 

Family Mary Ann Barker b. between 1830 and 1852, d. between 1874 and 1941

Citations
  1. [S44] Unknown author, Descendants of Johann Onstott.
  2. [S119] Unknown author, WFT.
Mary Ann Barker1
F, b. between 1830 and 1852, d. between 1874 and 1941

Birth* between 1830 and 1852  2 
Marriage* 19 September 1869  Lancaster, Gerrard County, Kentucky, Principal=George Washington Onstott1 
Death* between 1874 and 1941  2 

Family George Washington Onstott b. 12 July 1839, d. between 1874 and 1930

Citations
  1. [S44] Unknown author, Descendants of Johann Onstott.
  2. [S119] Unknown author, WFT.
William H. Onstott1
M, b. circa 1841, d. between 1842 and 1931

Father William Onstott1,2 b. 11 March 1802, d. 14 July 1882
Mother Easter Stone1,2 b. 1804, d. 28 September 1897
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Birth* circa 1841  Lancaster, Gerrard County, Kentucky1 
Death* between 1842 and 1931  2 

Citations
  1. [S44] Unknown author, Descendants of Johann Onstott.
  2. [S119] Unknown author, WFT.
Robert Montgomery Onstott1
M, b. 3 May 1843, d. 16 May 1908

Father William Onstott1 b. 11 March 1802, d. 14 July 1882
Mother Easter Stone1 b. 1804, d. 28 September 1897
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Birth* 3 May 1843  Lancaster, Gerrard County, Kentucky1 
Marriage* 17 March 1870  Dewitt County, Illinois, Principal=Elizabeth Bourne1 
Death* 16 May 1908  Dewitt County, Illinois1 

Family Elizabeth Bourne b. between 1832 and 1854, d. between 1875 and 1943

Citations
  1. [S44] Unknown author, Descendants of Johann Onstott.
Elizabeth Bourne1
F, b. between 1832 and 1854, d. between 1875 and 1943

Birth* between 1832 and 1854  2 
Marriage* 17 March 1870  Dewitt County, Illinois, Principal=Robert Montgomery Onstott1 
Death* between 1875 and 1943  2 

Family Robert Montgomery Onstott b. 3 May 1843, d. 16 May 1908

Citations
  1. [S44] Unknown author, Descendants of Johann Onstott.
  2. [S119] Unknown author, WFT.
Nancy Jane Onstott1
F, b. 16 June 1845, d. between 1859 and 1939

Father William Onstott1,2 b. 11 March 1802, d. 14 July 1882
Mother Easter Stone1,2 b. 1804, d. 28 September 1897
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Birth* 16 June 1845  Lancaster, Gerrard County, Kentucky1 
Marriage* between 1859 and 1892  Principal=James M. Reynolds2 
Death* between 1859 and 1939  2 

Family James M. Reynolds b. between 1828 and 1848, d. between 1862 and 1934

Citations
  1. [S44] Unknown author, Descendants of Johann Onstott.
  2. [S119] Unknown author, WFT.
James M. Reynolds1
M, b. between 1828 and 1848, d. between 1862 and 1934

Birth* between 1828 and 1848  2 
Marriage* between 1859 and 1892  Principal=Nancy Jane Onstott2 
Death* between 1862 and 1934  2 

Family Nancy Jane Onstott b. 16 June 1845, d. between 1859 and 1939

Citations
  1. [S44] Unknown author, Descendants of Johann Onstott.
  2. [S119] Unknown author, WFT.
Jeremiah L. Onstott1
M, b. circa 1846, d. between 1847 and 1936

Father William Onstott1,2 b. 11 March 1802, d. 14 July 1882
Mother Easter Stone1,2 b. 1804, d. 28 September 1897
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Birth* circa 1846  Lancaster, Gerrard County, Kentucky1 
Death* between 1847 and 1936  2 

Citations
  1. [S44] Unknown author, Descendants of Johann Onstott.
  2. [S119] Unknown author, WFT.
Ephriam S. Onstott1
M, b. 15 June 1848, d. between 1849 and 1938

Father William Onstott1,2 b. 11 March 1802, d. 14 July 1882
Mother Easter Stone1,2 b. 1804, d. 28 September 1897
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Birth* 15 June 1848  Lancaster, Gerrard County, Kentucky1 
Death* between 1849 and 1938  2 

Citations
  1. [S44] Unknown author, Descendants of Johann Onstott.
  2. [S119] Unknown author, WFT.
Matthew Onstott1
M, b. circa 1852, d. between 1853 and 1942

Father William Onstott1,2 b. 11 March 1802, d. 14 July 1882
Mother Easter Stone1,2 b. 1804, d. 28 September 1897
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Birth* circa 1852  Lancaster, Gerrard County, Kentucky1 
Death* between 1853 and 1942  2 

Citations
  1. [S44] Unknown author, Descendants of Johann Onstott.
  2. [S119] Unknown author, WFT.
John T. Onstott1
M, b. 8 March 1853, d. between 1881 and 1944

Father William Onstott1,2 b. 11 March 1802, d. 14 July 1882
Mother Easter Stone1,2 b. 1804, d. 28 September 1897
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Birth* 8 March 1853  Lancaster, Gerrard County, Kentucky1 
Marriage* 2 March 1875  Lancaster, Gerrard County, Kentucky, Principal=Elizabeth Dennis1 
Death* between 1881 and 1944  2 

Family Elizabeth Dennis b. between 1837 and 1861, d. between 1880 and 1950

Citations
  1. [S44] Unknown author, Descendants of Johann Onstott.
  2. [S119] Unknown author, WFT.
Elizabeth Dennis1
F, b. between 1837 and 1861, d. between 1880 and 1950

Birth* between 1837 and 1861  2 
Marriage* 2 March 1875  Lancaster, Gerrard County, Kentucky, Principal=John T. Onstott1 
Death* between 1880 and 1950  2 

Family John T. Onstott b. 8 March 1853, d. between 1881 and 1944

Citations
  1. [S44] Unknown author, Descendants of Johann Onstott.
  2. [S119] Unknown author, WFT.
Isaac Allen Onstott1
M, b. 5 May 1854, d. between 1880 and 1945

Father William Onstott1,2 b. 11 March 1802, d. 14 July 1882
Mother Easter Stone1,2 b. 1804, d. 28 September 1897
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Birth* 5 May 1854  Lancaster, Gerrard County, Kentucky1 
Marriage* 8 October 1874  Daviess County, Kentucky, Principal=Peachee Boyle Ray1 
Death* between 1880 and 1945  2 

Family Peachee Boyle Ray b. between 1837 and 1861, d. between 1879 and 1950

Citations
  1. [S44] Unknown author, Descendants of Johann Onstott.
  2. [S119] Unknown author, WFT.
Peachee Boyle Ray1
F, b. between 1837 and 1861, d. between 1879 and 1950

Birth* between 1837 and 1861  2 
Marriage* 8 October 1874  Daviess County, Kentucky, Principal=Isaac Allen Onstott1 
Death* between 1879 and 1950  2 

Family Isaac Allen Onstott b. 5 May 1854, d. between 1880 and 1945

Citations
  1. [S44] Unknown author, Descendants of Johann Onstott.
  2. [S119] Unknown author, WFT.
Susan Catherine Onstott1
F, d. between 1875 and 1968

Father William Onstott1,2 b. 11 March 1802, d. 14 July 1882
Mother Easter Stone1,2 b. 1804, d. 28 September 1897
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Birth*   Lancaster, Gerrard County, Kentucky1 
Marriage* 23 December 1874  Lancaster, Gerrard County, Kentucky, Principal=Bertrand Spratt1 
Death* between 1875 and 1968  2 

Family Bertrand Spratt b. between 1828 and 1863, d. between 1889 and 1950

Citations
  1. [S44] Unknown author, Descendants of Johann Onstott.
  2. [S119] Unknown author, WFT.
Bertrand Spratt1
M, b. between 1828 and 1863, d. between 1889 and 1950

Birth* between 1828 and 1863  2 
Marriage* 23 December 1874  Lancaster, Gerrard County, Kentucky, Principal=Susan Catherine Onstott1 
Death* between 1889 and 1950  2 

Family Susan Catherine Onstott d. between 1875 and 1968

Citations
  1. [S44] Unknown author, Descendants of Johann Onstott.
  2. [S119] Unknown author, WFT.


       

Compiler:
Jill Kastello

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