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     Cynthia Ann R. Omohundro was born circa 1856, daughter of Spotswood James Omohundro and Sarah Elizabeth Hutcheson, in Virginia.¹

     Cynthia Ann R. Omohundro married John Wesley Guy on 5 February 1874 in Pike County, Missouri.^3,2

     David Staples Omohundro was born on 24 June 1861, son of Spotswood James Omohundro and Sarah Elizabeth Hutcheson, in Amherst County, Virginia.^1,2

     David Staples Omohundro married Mattie Lenora Barton circa 1892.³

     David Staples Omohundro died on 27 July 1940 at age 79 in Lincoln County,² and was buried in Oak Ridge Cemetery, Lincoln County, Missouri.²

     Elizabeth Rachel Omohundro was born on 2 March 1825, daughter of Ellis Putney Omohundro and Mary Dillon Turner, in Amherst County, Virginia.³

     Elizabeth and James Steptoe Langhorne obtained a marriage bond on 23 December 1846 in Amherst County, Virginia, with David Rodes as security and John H. Chaplin, S. J. Omohundro, Spotswood S. Omohundro and Ellis B. Omohundro as witnesses.^4,5

     Elizabeth Rachel Langhorne died of "a general giving out on account of extreme old age" on 10 January 1915 at age 89 in Meadows of Dan, Patrick County, Virginia,³ and was buried in Meadows of Dan Baptist Church Cemetery, Meadows of Dan, Patrick County, Virginia.¹

     Ellis B. Omohundro was born circa 1850, son of Spotswood James Omohundro and Sarah Elizabeth Hutcheson.³

     "The old long flint-lock gun he (Ellis Putney) used during the War of 1812 descended to his oldest son, Spottswood, and from him to his oldest son, Ellis B. Omohundro of Bowling Green Missouri, in whose family it has remained."⁴

     Ellis Burton Omohundro was born on 23 August 1823, son of Ellis Putney Omohundro and Mary Dillon Turner.^1,2

     On 23 December 1846, Ellis Burton Omohundro witnessed the marriage bond of Elizabeth Rachel Omohundro and James Steptoe Langhorne at Amherst County, Virginia.^3,4

     On 12 February 1850, Ellis Burton Omohundro witnessed the marriage bond of Ann Marie Omohundro and Samuel Hopkins Turner at Amherst County, Virginia.^5,6

     He never married.¹

     Ellis Burton Omohundro died on 7 January 1904 at age 80^1,2 and was buried in Elsberry City Cemetery, Elsberry, Lincoln County, Missouri.²

     Ellis Putney Omohundro was born on 3 October 1790, son of Richard Omohundro and Elizabeth Muse, in Fluvanna County, Virginia.^1,4

     He performed his Military Service He served throughout the War of 1812. The long flint-lock bun that he used during the war descended to his oldest son, Spottswood, and from him to his oldest son, Ellis B. Omohundro of Bowling Green, Missouri.¹

     Ellis married Mary Dillon Turner, daughter of Henry Turner and Rachel Stovall, in 1814 in Amherst County, Virginia.

     She was his first cousin and they had fourteen children, although I count fifteen.^5,6,7,8

     On 1 July 1829, William M. Turner, in his will of this date, names his son, Wash. R., when of age; my three brothers: Stephen B., Lawson and Geo. Turner and land in Fluvanna on Bee branch that joins Jos. Wooling. Executors were his brothers, Stephen B. and Lawson Turner. Witnesses: Jesse Mundy, E. P. Omohundro, Saml. Turner (I don't know which Samuel Turner this refers to). He does not mention his wife by name, so she must have predeceased him.^9,10

     On 31 August 1829, Ellis P. Omohundro and Polly his wife conveyed to Stephen B Turner, Lawson Turner and George Turner for $797 a tract of land on Prize branch being the same tract of land the said Ellis P. Omohundro bought of William Turner Sr at Amherst County, Virginia.¹¹

     On 1 January 1833, the Administrator's Account of Henry Turner's estate settlement was filed by Lawson Turner and George S. Turner, executors, approved by Superior Court of Lynchburg and certified to Amherst County. Legatees: Martha Gregory, Terisha Turner, Henry Turner, M. H. Garland for E. P. Omohundro, Jas. S. Turner, B. P. Balderfor Geo. N. Gregory , Reuben Carver, S. B. Turner, Saml. Turner, Wm. Turner, Jas. S. Turner for Hezekiah Stone with Jos. S. Dillard and Jesse Mundy, as commissioners in Amherst County.¹²

     On 6 November 1837, Lawson Turner swore to the validity of a deed to John Rhodes for an undivided third interest in part of a parcel of land lying in Amherst County on Prize branch being the same tract of land bought by Ellis P. Omohundro of William Turner Senr and which was conveyed by Ellis P. Omohundro and his wife to Stephen B. Turner, myself and George Turner by Deed dated 31 Aug 1829. That he was the same man was sworn to in Pike County, Missouri by M. I. Noges, County Clerk in Pike County, Missouri.¹³

     On 23 December 1846, Ellis Putney Omohundro, father of the bride, witnessed the marriage bond of Elizabeth Rachel Omohundro and James Steptoe Langhorne at Amherst County, Virginia, with David Rodes as security and John H. Chaplin, S. J. Omohundro, Spotswood S. Omohundro and Ellis B. Omohundro as witnesses.^14,15

     On 12 February 1850, Ellis Putney Omohundro, father of Ann Maria, witnessed the marriage bond of Ann Marie Omohundro and Samuel Hopkins Turner at Amherst County, Virginia, with Ellis B. Omohundro as security and Wm. Kent, and T. T. Omohundro as witnesses.^16,17

     Ellis Putney Omohundro left a will dated on 7 October 1851 in Amherst County, Virginia. In Ellis P. Omohundro's will of this date he names his son, Spotswood J., for services to me prior to 1849 when he left me; his wife, daughter Louisa and younger children until of age. Spotswood was to administer his will. Witnesses were Wm. Kent, D. Staples.¹⁸

     "The old long flint-lock gun he (Ellis Putney) used during the War of 1812 descended to his oldest son, Spottswood, and from him to his oldest son, Ellis B. Omohundro of Bowling Green Missouri, in whose family it has remained."¹

     Ellis Putney Omohundro died on 4 March 1852 at age 61 in Buffalo Lick, Amherst County, Virginia,^1,4 and was buried on the home place.

     Find A Grave does not have a burial listing for him as of 3 Feb 2019.¹

     His estate was probated on 15 March 1852 in Amherst County, Virginia.¹⁸

     Ellis Putney Omohundro's estate was inventoried on 22 March 1852 in Amherst County, Virginia.¹⁹

     Fannie M. Omohundro was born in October 1858, daughter of Tipton Turner Omohundro and Frances M. Turner, in Virginia.^1,3

     She never married.²

     Frank J. Omohundro was born in August 1896, son of Spotswood James Omohundro Jr and Willanna Gatewood, in Missouri.¹

     Frank Turner Omohundro was born on 8 January 1880, son of John Baxter Omohundro and Mary Hardwicke, in Virginia.^1,3

     Frank Turner Omohundro, 23, married Ida L. Bolton on 8 August 1903 in Grayson County, Texas.⁴

     Frank married Edith May Beeman. I cannot find a marriage record anywhere for them as of 4 Apr 2021.⁵

     Frank registered for the draft on 12 September 1918 at Bradford County, Pennsylvania. He was 38 years of age and a Stat. Fireman at Robt. Packer Hospital in Bradford, Pennsylvania. He is described as of medium height and build with brown eyes and dark hair.

     Due to a need for men to serve during World War I, the United States instituted a draft. Obviously, not everyone who was registered for the draft was drafted or served in the military.

     With no end in sight for the end of World War I, a third and final registration law was instituted which now included all men between the ages of 18 and 45 which added younger men that the previous registrations laws and an older group of men born between 1873 and 1900, meaning he had to register.⁶

     Frank Turner Omohundro died on 22 February 1925 at age 45 in Sherman, Grayson County,⁷ and was buried in Oak Wood Cemetery, Whitesboro, Grayson County, Texas.⁷

     George Omohundro was born circa 1839, son of Ellis Putney Omohundro and Mary Dillon Turner.¹

     George F. Omohundro was born on 1 June 1878, son of John Baxter Omohundro and Mary Hardwicke, in Virginia.^1,2

     George F. Omohundro died on 6 July 1909 at age 31 in Texas,² and was buried in Oak Wood Cemetery, Whitesboro, Grayson County, Texas.²

     George Tipton Omohundro was born on 19 June 1870 in Buckingham County, Virginia. He was the son of Richard C. Omohundro and Molly H. Omohundro.²

     George, 31, married Carrie C. Page, 23, daughter of Henry Clay Page and Martha Perkins Turner, on 23 October 1901 in Rhodes Methodist Church, Nelson County, Virginia.^1,3

     George Tipton Omohundro died of Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia on 14 April 1955 at age 84 in Scottsville, Albemarle County, Virginia,² and was buried in Monticello Memorial Park Cemetery, Charlottesville, (Independent City), Virginia.^2,4

     Henry D. Omohundro was born circa 1853, son of Tipton Turner Omohundro and Frances M. Turner, in Virginia.¹

     On 18 July 1860, he was not enumerated with his parents, but an A. D. Omohundro, male, age 8 was.²

     Howard W. Omohundro was born in August 1883, son of John Baxter Omohundro and Mary Hardwicke, in Virginia.¹

     Howard W. Omohundro and Mary Ann Jones obtained a marriage license on 31 May 1913 in Coalport, Coal County, Oklahoma.²

     Howard W. Omohundro, 29, married Mary Ann Jones on 1 June 1913 in Coal County, Oklahoma.²

     I believe two of their children are buried in the same cemetery: Howard B. Omohundro (10 Jan 1919 - 21 Dec 1959) and Margaret Elizabeth Omohundro (1914-1989).³

     Howard W. Omohundro died in 1934³ and was buried in Maple Grove Cemetery, Seminole, Seminole County, Oklahoma.³

     James Omohundro was born circa March 1870, son of John Baxter Omohundro and Mary Hardwicke, in Virginia.¹

     Jefferson H. Omohundro was born in December 1895, son of David Staples Omohundro and Mattie Lenora Barton, in Missouri.¹

     Jesse James Omohundro was born in August 1894, son of Spotswood James Omohundro Jr and Willanna Gatewood, in Missouri.¹

     John Baxter Omohundro was born on 13 January 1841, son of Ellis Putney Omohundro and Mary Dillon Turner.^1,2
     He also is reported to have been born in January 1848 in Virginia.³

     John Baxter Omohundro married Mary Hardwicke in 1863.^1,4

     John Baxter Omohundro, 59, married Virginia Lee Craven, 36, on 18 August 1900 in Grayson County, Texas.^5,6

     John Baxter Omohundro died on 10 October 1906 at age 65 in Grayson County,² and was buried in Oak Wood Cemetery, Whitesboro, Grayson County, Texas.²

     John Breckenridge Omohundro was born on 18 January 1866, son of Tipton Turner Omohundro and Frances M. Turner, in Virginia.^1,2

     John Breckenridge Omohundro died on 13 March 1904 at age 38² and was buried in Christ Episcopal Church Cemetery, Keene, Albemarle County, Virginia.²

     John Guy Omohundro was born on 13 February 1871, son of Spotswood James Omohundro and Sarah Elizabeth Hutcheson, in Pike County, Missouri.^1,2

     John Guy Omohundro died on 24 February 1912 at age 41 in Lincoln County,² and was buried in Oak Ridge Cemetery, Lincoln County, Missouri.²

     John H. Omohundro was born in April 1864, son of John Baxter Omohundro and Mary Hardwicke, in Virginia.^1,3,4

     John H. Omohundro, 23, married Minnie Bell Woods, 19, on 6 March 1888 in Grayson County, Texas.²

     John H. Omohundro died in 1938 in California,³ and was buried in Forest Lawn Memorial Park, Long Beach, Los Angeles County, California.³

     John W. Omohundro was born on 2 January 1891, son of John H. Omohundro and Minnie Bell Woods, in Texas.^1,2

     John W. Omohundro died on 17 July 1915 at age 24 in Sherman, Grayson County, Texas,^2,3 and was buried in Oak Wood Cemetery, Whitesboro, Grayson County, Texas.²

     Joseph W. Omohundro was born on 24 October 1819, son of Ellis Putney Omohundro and Mary Dillon Turner.¹

     Joseph W. Omohundro died in 1826.
     Find A Grave does not have a burial listing for him as of 3 Feb 2019.¹

     Julia Ann Omohundro was born on 13 November 1832, daughter of Ellis Putney Omohundro and Mary Dillon Turner, in Amherst County, Virginia.^1,2 Julia Ann Omohundro married Dr. William Columbus Potter on 19 June 1851 at Amherst County, Virginia.²

     Julia Ann Potter died on 21 February 1919 at age 86 in Floris, Beaver County, Oklahoma,² and was buried in Pioneer Cemetery, Salina, Sevier County, Utah.^2,3

     Louisa Omohundro was born in 1815, daughter of Ellis Putney Omohundro and Mary Dillon Turner,¹ and died in infancy.¹

     Louisa A. Omohundro was born on 19 November 1821, daughter of Ellis Putney Omohundro and Mary Dillon Turner.^1,2

     On 7 October 1851, In Ellis P. Omohundro's will of this date he names his son, Spotswood J., for services to me prior to 1849 when he left me; his wife, daughter Louisa and younger children until of age. Spotswood was to administer his will. Witnesses were Wm. Kent, D. Staples.⁴

     She never married.²

     I found a Luisa Onohundro, 59 born in Virginia, living in the household of Wm. C. Potter, age 51, in Burks Fork, Floyd County, Virginia. The problem is that she is said to be his daughter-in-law which doesn't make sense because she was his sister-in-law given that Julia was her sister.⁵

     Louisa A. Omohundro died in 1885.
     Find A Grave does not have a burial listing for her as of 3 Feb 2019.²

     Lucy M. Omohundro was born circa 1874, daughter of Thomas Allen Omohundro and Lucilla Jane Givens, in Missouri.¹

     Mary D. Omohundro was born in May 1876, daughter of John Baxter Omohundro and Mary Hardwicke, in Virginia.¹

     Mary D. Omohundro married Charles E. Charles on 8 May 1903 in Grayson County, Texas.²

     Mary E. Omohundro was born in June 1879, daughter of Spotswood James Omohundro Jr and Ida Belle Steele, in Missouri.¹

     Mary Hopkins Omohundro was born on 23 February 1851, daughter of Tipton Turner Omohundro and Frances M. Turner.¹
     She also is reported to have been born in February 1852 in Virginia.²

     Mary first married Richard Calvin Omohundro (her cousin) c1869 because in the 1900 census, George Omohndro's, son (step-son) was enumerated in the household of William Hughes and his mother as being born Jun 1870 in Virginia, is 29 years of age and a Deputy Sheriff.²

     Mary Hopkins Omohundro married William C. Hughes circa 1888 based on them being married for twelve years according to the 1900 census. I cannot find a marriage record as of 17 Jan 2021.^1,2

     Mary Hopkins Hughes died on 23 March 1935 at age 84¹ and was buried in Christ Episcopal Church Cemetery, Keene, Albemarle County, Virginia.¹