SOURCE: Marriage Records of Lee County, IL Oct 1839 -
April 1858, DAR, compiled 1942 -1948 (LDS Film 848652)MARRIAGE: Married by Edwin W. Hine, Justice of the
Peace
Died age 6
SOURCE: An Index to the Ogle County, Ill Marriages (LDS
977.332 v22i)
CENSUS: 1850 Illinois, Ogle Co. Pine Creek Township,
Mary, age 20 and her brother Charles (age 17), and
Elias Bingaman (age 17) were living in the home of
Frederick and Jennet Andrew. 1860 Lima Twp, Carroll Co.
Il. p. 104 Family 693 line 13-19 George 33 PA, Mary 31
NY, Henry 10 IL, John 7 IL, Elias 4 IL, Joseph 7 mo IL
(and blacksmith Reuben Lawer 40 PA).
Source: Personal Communication 6 Aug 2003 Gale Hanson
SOURCE: Groom & Bride Index for 1905, Directory of Harrison
Co., IA, by Kent Davis Myrick, 1988SOURCE: Black, Susan E., 1993, Early Members of the Reorganized Church of
Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (Brigham Young University) Vol. IV, p. 189,
191. also Vol. VI, p. 46CHURCH AFFILIATION:John B. Lytle was baptized a member of the RLDS
church on 10 June 1860 at Little Sioux, Harrison (Belvidere, Monona) IA by
John Thomas. He was confirmed by Outhouse and Thomas.
PARENTAGE: probably son of Hugh and Christina Lytle. Hugh
was born 29 May 1810 in Ross County, OH. Christina Lytle was
born 13 Oct 1812 in Coshocton County, OH. From "Roots of the
RLDS in Southern Iowa", p.165; it states that the Lytle
children consisted of Ivan, John, Omar, James, Mary Jane
Winegar, and Charlotte Ann Crabb. Another daughter,
Christina, died early. The mother, Christina, died in 1865
while her husband was absent in the mission field. From the
church records, Christina died 3 Aug 1865.
CENSUS RECORDS: 1880 Census of Allen Twp, Harrison, IA; July 15, 1880
Dwelling 262, Family 271; 1870 Census of Spring Valley Twp, Monona, IA.1900 Census of Waukomis Village, Waukomis Twp., Garfield County OK; 6
Jun 1900, p. 243, Sup. Dist. 9, ED 63, Sheet 7, Dwelling 143, Family 147.John B. Lytle Sept 1837 62 Ohio Married 33 years
Elnor Mar 1839 61 NY
Bartly Oct 1874 25 IA, Mail carrier
Almena Nov 1879 20 IA
<the following while enumerated with John, are a separate family>
De Lou Jan 1861 39, job illegible.. something to do with a mill*
Tillie Oct 1872 27 IA, - father b. AL, mother b. MO
Verne Nov 1897 2 IA
Marrie Feb 1899 1 IA
*De Lou and Tillie had been married 3 yearsHISTORICAL NOTE: Waukomis Post Office was established Nov 25, 1893, it
is 5 miles south of Enid.
SOURCE: Black, Susan E., 1993, Early Members of the Reorganized Church of
Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (Brigham Young University) Vol. VI, p. 46.CHURCH AFFILIATION: Eleanor was baptized a member of the RLDS
church on 10 Mar 1862 (12 July 1862) by Geo. R. Outhouse. She attended the
Redmoon, OK branch.
CENSUS: 1910 Census, Durham, Washita Twp, Roger Mills County,
Oklahoma, SD 234, ED 245, Sheet 11A, p. 3391, May 10, 1910.Bartley C. Lytle 36 single b. IA Farmer
Normy Gates (?) nephew b. Neb Farm Laborer
Cleo Gates 16 Niece b. CO
Charley Gates 10 nephew b. OKHISTORICAL NOTE: Durham Post Office was established May 15, 1902.
SOURCE: History of Harrison Co., IA, 1891 - Biography
of Charles Vredenburgh p. 709. Hunt C. W., 1915,
History of Harrison County Iowa, its people,
industries and institutions: (B. F. Bowen Co., Inc.:
Indiana) pp. 207, 283, 403.
SOURCE: Black, Susan E., 1993, Early Members of the Reorganized Church of
Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (Brigham Young University) Vol. VI, p. 46
CEMETERY RECORDS: Some records indicate death date as 8
Jan 1915; Soldier Valley Cemetery.
CENSUS RECORDS: 1860 Census of Lima, Carroll, IL,
p.930; Chas. Vredenburgh, 28, M, farm laborer, 400, b.
NY, lived with Henry Bingman. 1870 Census of Little
Sioux Twp, Harrison, Iowa, p.61; 1880 Census of
Jackson Twp, Harrison, Iowa. 1910 Census of Jackson
Twp, Harrison, IA.CHURCH AFFILIATION: Charles was baptized a member of the RLDS
Church 8 Apr 1861 at Amboy, Lee, IL by James Blakeslee.
CEMETERY RECORDS: Soldier Valley Cemetery Records.
PARENTAGE: Amy Anjean, daughter of Amos and Sarah Chase.
OBITUARY: The Hustler, Fri 2 Apr 1926 p.2; Amy Anjean Chase,
daughter of Amos and Sarah Chase, was born near Little
Sioux, IA, 30 Oct 1850. Her parents arrived in Harrison
county in 1848. She was married 17 Nov 1864 to Charles
Vredenburgh. Thirteen children were born to them. The
husband and father died in Jan 1915. The surviving children
are Mrs. Almena Stearns of San Antonio, TX; Joseph
Vredenburgh, Alva, OK; Norman Vredenburgh, Miami, FL; James
Vredenburgh of Pisgah, IA; David of Lamoni, IA; Evan of
Lamoni, IA; Mrs. Lois Whisler of Rosalie, NE. Amos, Mark,
Ollie and May preceded the mother in death. Two brothers,
Aseph Chase of Cuba, NY and M. Amos Chase, a missionary in
Honolulu, and one sister, Mrs. W.S. Gamet of Logan, remain.
Also 24 grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. She was
a member of the LDS church, was highly respected by all as a
neighbor, friend and mother. She passed beyond Fri 19th Mar
at the home of her son, David, in Lamoni, where she has been
several months during her last illness. The remains were
brought to Pisgah. The funeral service was held Mon 22 Mar
at one p.m., Elder Fry officiating. Interment was in Soldier
Valley cemetery. Mrs. Vredenburgh had lived all her years in
Little Sioux and Jackson township, this county, excepting
during the last few months of her illness.
CEMETERY RECORDS: Soldier Valley Cemetery records.
DEATH: From family bible records: Sept. 27, 1867
Source: Hawkeye Heritage, Summer 1981, p. 146
Sarah married Amos Scott Chase one month and 11 days after her sister Abigail died. Sarah married John D. Martin in a civil marriages in Nauvoo. The officiator was Abel Lamb.
SOURCE: Black, Susan E., 1993, Early Members of the Reorganized Church of
Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (Brigham Young University) Vol. IV, p. 190.CHURCH AFFILIATION: Hugh Lytle joined the LDS Church, he was
baptized a member of the RLDS Church on 3 March 1861 at Belvidere,
Monona, Iowa, by John McIntosh. He was confirmed by John A. McIntosh
and Cornelius McIntosh. He was appointed to serve a mission by the General
Conference of 1863.