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Jincey Ballard Vertrees

Birth	:	Apr 1801 North Carolina, USA
Death	:	19 May 1865 Noble Township, Wabash County, Indiana, USA
Burial	:	Eastlawn Cemetery, Hamilton, Hamilton Municipality, Canada
Coordinate	:	43.2381363, -79.7697144
Description	:	Jane aka Jincey Ballard Vertrees 2nd wife married Charles Vertrees, son of John Vertrees & his 2nd wife Elizabeth VanMeter McNeil Swan Vertrees Elizabeth 1st married 1773 Thomas McNeil 2nd married John Swan Jr 3rd married John Vertrees b Holland 1850--Vertrees, Jincey 49 NC, Charles 20 IN, William 17 IN, Mary 15 IN, Jane 13 IN & Caroline 10 IN & Kindle, Berthere 11 IN 1860--Vertrees, Jincey 58 NC, dau Caroline 19, son William 27 IN, dau in law Christina A 25 IN, g/dau Emma 4 IN & g/son Warren 2/12 IN 1862 reside Treaty Creek, Noble Twp, Wabash Co,IN Died age 64 yrs, 1 mo, 18 days ********************** *... Read More	Jane aka Jincey Ballard Vertrees 2nd wife married Charles Vertrees, son of John Vertrees & his 2nd wife Elizabeth VanMeter McNeil Swan Vertrees Elizabeth 1st married 1773 Thomas McNeil 2nd married John Swan Jr 3rd married John Vertrees b Holland 1850--Vertrees, Jincey 49 NC, Charles 20 IN, William 17 IN, Mary 15 IN, Jane 13 IN & Caroline 10 IN & Kindle, Berthere 11 IN 1860--Vertrees, Jincey 58 NC, dau Caroline 19, son William 27 IN, dau in law Christina A 25 IN, g/dau Emma 4 IN & g/son Warren 2/12 IN 1862 reside Treaty Creek, Noble Twp, Wabash Co,IN Died age 64 yrs, 1 mo, 18 days ********************** * son Warren ... Warren Vertrees, manager and superintendent of the Aurora Mining and Smelting Company, is of French descent, and was born in Morgan County, Ind, July 25, 1827. He is a son of Charles and Gincy (Ballard) Vertrees, who were born in Hardin County, Ky., and Hillsboro, Ohio, respectively. The paternal grandfather, John Vertrees, was born on the river Rhine, in Alsace, France, and came with his brother, Jacob Vertrees, to the United States during the French Revolution. They were of noble birth, but were compelled to leave France, owing to the war. They came to Pennsylvania and thence to Kentucky about the time of Daniel Boone’s settlement, and from these two brothers the Vertrees in the United States have sprung. The grandfather was among the first white settlers of Hardin County, Ky, and there died. The father (Charles Vertrees) was reared in Hardin County, Ky, and learned the blacksmith's trade, but followed the occupation of farmer. He moved to Morgan County, Ind, about 1820, three years before Indianapolis was laid out. He was compelled to do his milling at Terre Haute and Bloomington. He became a resident of Wabash County, Ind, in 1841, and died there in 1852. Previously to his residence in Wabash County he had resided two years in Springfield, Mo, which was then a village of about 400 inhabitants. The mother died in Indiana in 1860. They were the parents of ten children, only three of whom are living: Warren, Mary (Mrs Bobbitt) and Jane (Mrs Jones, a widow). Warren Vertrees was reared on a farm, and remained with his parents until twenty-one years of age, receiving a very limited education in the old log schoolhouses of early times. In 1855 he moved to Rice County, Minn, where he was engaged in farming until 1866. He represented that county in the State Legislature, and at the latter date moved to Mercer County, Ill, where he remained two years. He then went to St Francois County, Mo, and in 1869 located about five miles north of Aurora, in Lawrence County, and in 1885 moved to Aurora. The following year he became manager and superintendent of the Aurora Mining and Smelting Company, which position he still holds. He is a candidate on the Union Labor ticket (1888) for State treasurer. He is a member of the Masonic fraternity and K of L. The most of his life has been spent on the frontier among the Indians. In 1847 he married Isabella C Matlock, a native of Hendricks County, Ind, who bore him six children, two of whom are living: John H and Susan R. History of Newton, Lawrence, Barry And McDonald Counties, Missouri From the Earliest Time to the Present Goodspeed 1888

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Where is Jincey Ballard Vertrees's memorial?
Jincey Ballard Vertrees's memorial is located at: Eastlawn Cemetery, Hamilton, Hamilton Municipality, Canada.
When did Jincey Ballard Vertrees death?
Jincey Ballard Vertrees death on 19 May 1865 in Noble Township, Wabash County, Indiana, USA
Where are the coordinates of the Jincey Ballard Vertrees's memorial?
Latitude: 43.2381363
Longitude: -79.7697144

Family Members:

Spouse

Charles Vertrees

(1797 - 1850)

Children

Sarah V Vertrees Myers

(1825 - 1862)

John Vertrees

(1843 - 1844)

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