Tuesday, August 11, 2009
Massie Koons
2. Massie Koons was the second child of George Koons and Mary Eller, born in 1806 in Randolph County, North Carolina. George Koons, also born in Randolph County, in 1782, was a Quaker who was disowned by his family for marrying Mary Eller, a Dunkard. George and Mary Eller Koons left North Carolina in 1819, moving Wayne County, Indiana, and finally settling in Liberty Township, Henry County, Indiana, in 1821. There Massie Koons met and married John Smith. Their first six children were female--Mary born in 1823, followed by Patience, Hannah, Elizabeth, Lydia Rhoda, and Anna. The first son, Stephen, was born in 1836. John and Massie settled on 80 acres of land in Liberty Township, Henry County, Indiana.
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My Mom
Sisters
Dad and his brothers
Grandma Carrie Ely
lived to be 94 years old
Jeanetta Koons and sister Margaret
Lana, Amber and Brandon Jenkins
"Bethie and Kevin"
Redone for "Bridges of Madison County"
Madison County Courthouse
Clarks Tower, Winterset, Iowa
In honor of Caleb Clark
Winterset, Iowa
"The Bridges of Madison County"
Spencer, Iowa
Home of some of the Callery's
Brownsville, Jefferson co, New York
Main street, 1909
Forefathers
An old Quaker Cemetery
Madison county, Iowa
Musgrove and Abi Brown Evans Home
Musgrove Evans home
Musgrove Evans
The Ely Home est. 1880
919 Second St., Webster City, Iowa
Home of Jacob J. and Pamela Brown
Brownsville, Jefferson co, NY
Home of Pheobe Walton and Caleb Ball
, , PA
About Me
- NeNe
- I am a very busy grandma and mom to a passel of kids! I love crafts and enjoy sharing with others. I am involved in several groups that have shared interests. I have been involved with lots of home make-overs and enjoy decorating for myself and friends.
Sword of the Border
Book on the life of Jacob Jennings Brown
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