CHILDREN OF THE TRADEWATER
THE DESCENDENTS OF JACOB'S AND MARGARET'S
CHILDREN
JOHN, MARGARET (HOLEMAN), DAVID, JACOB, GEORGE, AND
ELIZABETH (NALL, PURDY)
AND MARY'S SON, GEORGE WALES
Jacob Sigler and Margaret moved with their family from Loudoun
County, Virginia, to Iredell County, North Carolina, during the last part of the
1700's. Then John, Jacob Sigler and Margaret's son, moved to
Robertson County, Tennessee. John's wife and children, Mary's son, George,
and another five of the ten children of Jacob Sigler and Margaret moved into the
basin of the Tradewater River in Western Kentucky during the first two decades
of the 1800's. The Tradewater River marks parts of the boundaries of the
Kentucky counties Union, Webster, Hopkins, Caldwell, and Crittenden and
originates in Christian County, Kentucky. Tradewater River
Basin Map
The "Children of the Tradewater" have lived in Western
Kentucky for almost two centuries and some of the descendants of the
"Children of the Tradewater" were reunited in Princeton, Kentucky, on
May 20, 2000 2000, and in Henderson, Kentucky, on June
22, 2002 2002. The next reunion is
being planned for 2004 2004. Contact
Dorothy Lauver Mdotbl@aol.com for
information.
Although we have not had non-Tradewater descendants attending
our reunions, all descendants of Jacob Sigler and Margaret of Virginia and North
Carolina are welcome at our reunions. Other children of Jacob Sigler and
Margaret are buried in Grainger County, Tennessee, (Phillip), Champaign
County, Illinois, (Catherine Bucy (Busey)) and Bartholomew
County, Indiana, (Mary Wales). Another son, Laurence, was
last known to have lived in North Carolina.
If You Build It, They Will Come
REUNION 2004
SATURDAY, May 29, 2004
10:30 A.M.
JOHN JAMES AUDUBON MUSEUM METING ROOM
JOHN JAMES AUDUBON STATE PARK
HENDERSON, KENTUCKY
We had a great reunion today and before I forget all the details and pack
the box away thought you would like to know the evaluations for this
reunion. 80 attended.
There were 17 evaluation sheets left on the front table, not every one
answered every question. The following is the outcome for 2004 Reunion:
Did you enjoy the reunion this year? Answers - [17] yes
[0] no
How was the reunion length? Answers - [1] too short -
[12] just right
How was the number of activities? Answers - [17] just right
What was your favorite activity? Answers - jokes, eating, all,
speaker,stories told about the Sigler family, visiting with family,
Did you like the food? Answer - [17] yes
Which food would have again - Answers - everything, [7] chicken, [2] BBQ,
Sc.Potatoes, all, very good.
What one thing should we definitely do again next time? Answers: same place,
different place, 5 minute stories, memorial service, good program, share
family history and occupations, same facility and catering service.
If you could change one thing about the reunion, what would it be?
Answers - change place, nothing, better directions to meeting room.
How long should the reunion be? Answers [10] one day, [2] weekend.
Best time of year? Answers - spring, after April 15, May, not on Holiday
weekend.
Should we have another family reunion? Answers - [15] yes [0] no
How soon? Answers - [7] next year, [9] 2 years, [0] longer.
Do you plan on coming to our next family reunion? Answers [14] yes [0]
no.
Reunion video one
Reunion video two
Reunion video three
Reunion video four
http://www.state.ky.us/agencies/parks/audubon2.htm
Reunion participants can get a substantially reduced room rate at the Sleep
Inn Motel when the participants tell the motel that they are there for the
SIGLER FAMILY REUNION. http://www4.choicehotels.com/ires/hotel/ky013
The cost to attend the reunion is $18.00 for an adult and $10.00 for a child
twelve years old and younger. A buffet meal will be a part of the reunion.
The program will include time for anyone wishing to share special stories
about a family member or an entire family branch. There will be a place to
hang photos and arrangements will be made for videos.
Please send in your registration form and money to Dorothy Lauver in
Henderson, Kentucky, by April 1, 2004. THERE WILL NOT BE ANY REFUNDS AFTER
MAY 10, 2004. Contact me for Dorothy Lauver's street address.
Include the names of those attending so that name tags can be made. Also
include your name, address, and email addres.
Contact:
Dorothy Lauver
It's time to make your plans to attend the 3rd Bi-Annual Sigler
Reunion.
The date is May 29, 2004
The time is 10:30 AM - until ?
The place is Audubon State Park in Henderson, KY The Reunion will be
held in the John James Audubon Museum Meeting room. This is a first
class facility and will meet all of our needs, it is handicap
accessible and the rest rooms are outside the hall by the meeting
room. The meal will be catered and you won't be disappointed.
The reunion letter will be mailed by February 16th, 2004. If you know of
anyone not on our mailing list and would like to receive our letter
PLEASE let us know and we will get it mailed as soon as we receive their name
and address.
Looking forward to a great time. Thank you for your support.
Dorothy Lauver
REUNION 2002
SATURDAY, JUNE 22, 2002
10:00 A.M.
WOLF'S BANQUET AND CONVENTION CENTER
325 FIRST STREET
HENDERSON, KENTUCKY
Wolf's is located at the corner of Green and First in downtown
Henderson. Green is also U. S. 60 and U. S. 41 Alternate. The photo
shows the view from Green looking east. Wolf's is located across the
street from Hardee's and is about three miles from the Sleep Inn.
The official motel for the reunion is the Sleep
Inn. The Sleep Inn is offering special discount rates for those
attending the reunion. The Sleep Inn is located behind Ponderosa Steak
House on U. S. 41 on the Ohio River side of Henderson and on the right side of
the highway if you are heading toward the Ohio River. The Ponderosa and
Sleep Inn signs are stacked and are on the same pole. The photo shows the
view from the highway side of the motel.
The program for the 2002 reunion will consist of a question and
answer session about the history of the family. Bring your questions and
your research materials with you to the reunion. It might be best to write
down your questions before you get to the reunion and bring writing materials or
a laptop computer with you for note taking purposes.
For further information contact Dorothy (Dot) Lauver Mdotbl@aol.com
Visit Chalybeate Cemetery
Questions for the
Reunion Question and Answer Discussion
Sigler Book 2002 Edition
List of Cousins Attending
the Reunion and Their Lines Back to Jacob and Margaret of North Carolina
Tentative Scheldule
This tentative schedule is from Cousin Dorothy
Lauver (Dot), the 2002 Reunion administrator.
Folks should start arriving after 10
AM and will sign in and visit until lunch, which should be about 12PM - There
will be a short program and when we are finished with the question and answer
part, there should be a SHORT memorial too our ancestors.
If anyone has a question that they
would like answered, I will have paper ready for them to use. They can
write it out after they get here, or some may have their questions ready before
they arrive.
/(^.^)\ Dottie Lou
Chalybeate Cemetery Visit
For those planning to go to the cemetery at Chlaybeate it
appears that the best route is to take U. S. 41 Alternate south to Dixon, then
Kentucky 983 about 8.4 miles east to the Chalybeate Cemetery Road. The
road is marked with a street sign which says Chalybeate Cem Road. The cemetery
is about a half mile off of the main road. There is a grassy area in front
of the cemetery where the church was once located which can be used for parking.
The distance to the cemetery from Wolf's is about thirty-four miles and the
distance from the Sleep Inn is about 37 miles. There is a bypass around
Henderson which connects with U. S. 41 Alternate but I did not use it when I
calculated the distances.
The county maintained cemetery road ends in the northeast corner
of the cemetery property but the road continues beyond he cemetery onto private
property. The grassy parking area is on the north side of the cemetery.
An old carriage road once circled the cemetery but the only part of it that
remains is on the west side of the cemetery. Another road has been made
through the cemetery on the east side of the cemetery. Grave stones are on
both sides of that road and I have been told that there are some graves beneath
that road. The stones in the cemetery do not necessarily mark graves.
Over the years some of the stones have been moved to different locations in the
cemetery. This is not uncommon in abandoned cemeteries.
The stones for three of the sons of Jacob Sigler and Malinda
Roberts are are on the west side of the cemetery. The stones for Francis
Jett Sigler and his family are in the northwest area of the cemetery along the
old carriage road. The stones for David Sigler and his family are directly
south of the stones for Francis Jett's family. The stones for Jesse Sigler
and his family are in the southwest area of the cemetery near the end of the
road which starts on the north east corner of the cemetery. The stones for
the family of Isaac Sigler's family are on the northeast corner of the cemetery.
However, it is not known if Isaac is buried in the cemetery. The stones
for Jacob Sigler and Malinda Roberts are located about fifty feet east of the
stones for David Sigler and Francis Jett Sigler. Other Sigler stones are
found on the southeast corner of the cemetery.
The stones for William French Holeman and his wife, Nancy W.
Holeman, are found in the southeast section of the cemetery on the west side of
the road which starts on the northeast corner of the cemetery. Stones for
the Hearin and Russell families are also in that area. The stone for
Patience Sigler Morehead is located west of the Holeman and Russell stones.
There is an area in the center of the cemetery with very few, if
any, stones. I was told by my grandfather that many people were buried in
the cemetery and did not have stones. They may have been buried in that
area. Also, some stones have been reported to have been removed from the
cemetery.
The cemetery is overgrown and there is the risk of poison ivy
and chiggers. Wear clothing that covers yours legs and ankles and shoes
that cover your feet. A pair of work gloves and a small broom to make the
stones more readable might also prove useful. Keep your eyes open for
poison ivy and try to avoid it when you walk through the cemetery. Also,
pick up a piece of the ground clutter (fallen tree branches, etc.) while you are
in the cemetery and take it with you back to the grassy clearing. Several
descendants of the cemetery and their families have been trying to clean up the
cemetery over the last year or so and every little bit helps.
Questions For the Reunion Question and Answer
Discussion
"Just a gentle suggestion that when there is a question and
answer session, there is a possibility that disagreements may arise. Maybe it
would be a good idea to emphasize this as a furtherance of research and an
effort to help one another." It is hoped that this comment by Cousin
Paul Sigler in Oklahoma will set the mood for the question and answer
discussion. Cousin Paul once served as the pastor of a church and has
volunteered to officiate at a worship service at the Chalybeate Cemetery if
people attending the reunion are interested in having a service there.
1. Who was Jacob Sigler and Margaret's son David?
What was his role in the development of the Sigler community as it grew and
developed in the Tradewater River Basin. What children, if any, did he
have? What happened to his estate when he died and what was David's
relationship to James Keeney?
2. Who was Jacob Sigler and Margaret's son John?
What was his role in leading the Sigler community westward into the
Tradewater River Basin? Why did he die at such a young age compared to his
parents and siblings? Why did John's wife and children abruptly leave
Robertson County, Tennessee, when John died and John and Nancy's children
intermarry with the children of John's brothers and sisters in the Tradewater
River Basin? Why was John's brother, David, given power of attorney to go
back to Robertson County, Tennessee, to settle John's estate instead of John's
wife and children returning to settle the estate or staying there long enough to
settle it themselves?
3. The children of Jacob Sigler and Margaret married the
children of the North Carolina families of William Nall and Rebecca Holloway,
George Wales and Jane Irvin, Issac Holeman and Mary Benton Hardy, Sentlenger
Beck and Unknown, Matthew Bucy and Edith Philpot Wilcoxon, and William
Holeman and Elizabeth Johnson and the Robertson County, Tennessee, family of
Kinchen Jones and Unknown. Who were these families and how many of these
families were in Loudoun County, Virginia, area at the same time that Jacob
Sigler and Margaret were married? Who were the Bucy's and when did they
arrive in the colonies? One source says that the Bucy's were French, came into
the colonies during the 1600's, and lived in Loudoun County, Virginia,
before moving to North Carolina.
4. Who was Jacob Sigler and Margaret's son, Laurence, and
what happened to him?
5. With what religious denominations were the children,
grandchildren and great grandchildren of Jacob Sigler and Margaret
associated in North Carolina, Tennessee, and the Tradewater River Basin?
What influence did Reverend Edmund Wilcox of the Methodist Episcopal Church have
on the establishment of Chalybeate as a Methodist community? What
influence did the General Baptist Association of Indiana have in establishing an
Association in Kentucky with Jacob Holeman in a leadership role and in
establishing Amos Mansfield Sigler's church at Shady Grove and possibly the
original Liberty Church in Caldwell County, known to most people as a
Presbyterian church. One source says that Amos was a Baptist minister.
Did John's (son of Jacob Sigler and Margaret) sons John (who lived near
Princeton), Amos (who lived near Shady Grove), and Jacob (who lived at
Chalybeate), and the Liberty community have any contacts or associations with
people interested in prohibiting involuntary servitude?
From Cousin Todd Shelton
Do you know about any of our past cousins affiliation with the Masons?
From Cousin Virginia Sigler Omer
Do you know how Nadine Horning, who owns the farm where Amos Sigler
is buried, fits into our family tree?
Many of the people who are attending the reunion are
grandparents. Some of the younger members of the family would like to have
stories from them on topics like the following from Cousin Maria Troutman.
Cousin Maria is the Union County, Kentucky, coordinator for the Kentucky Gen Web
Project but will not be able to attend the reunion. If the senior members
of the family could write down a collection of such stories and bring them
to me at the reunion or email them to me , I could publish them on this web
site.
Like your earliest memory?
Or a family tale or tradition that has been passed down.
For older generations (older than me anyway), do you remember when your home
got a TV, what was the reaction in your home?
Or what did they do before they married or what were some of
their earlier jobs?
Any dating memories?
What was Christmas like as a child?
Sigler Book (2002 Edition) For Sale At The
Reunion
Cousin Greg Watson will be attending the reunion and will have a
hard bound book available for purchase. The title of the book is Descendants
of Jacob Sigler 1736 - 1817. It is essentially the Sigler Book (1996
Edition) which I frequently quote on this site and was originally published by
Cousin Robert Howard Sigler of Knoxville, Tennessee. However, Cousin Greg
has added several thousand additional names and 17,529 names are published in
this book is . Wills and other documents are printed in the body of the
book in the entry for the associated person. 2020 footnotes as well as
information in the text of the of the book identify the location of the
courthouse records and other sources of information for some of the data in the
book. An index of names with respective page numbers is listed at the end
of the book. The price for the 821 page book (8.5" x 11" pages)
is currently $80.00. Greg says that this represents only the cost of
printing the book and approximate shipping costs. The book was printed by
Evansville Bindery, Inc., Evansville, Indiana. No book will ever contain
all the names of the descendants of anyone. More descendants are being
found every day by family history researchers and more descendants are
being created every day by the living descendants. A copy of the book can
be obtained before the reunion by contacting Greg Watson. Email me to
obtain his mailing address if you want a copy of the book before the reunion.
Cousins Attending The Reunion
I am attempting to include the lines of descent from Jacob and
Margaret of the cousins attending the reunion after their names. If I do
not have your line listed or it is incorrect, please email me by clicking on the
word "email" in the upper left hand corner of this web page.
The numbers below are the index numbers in the 2002 Edition of
the Sigler Book. 9999 indicates that the person is not listed in the 2002
Edition of the Sigler Book and is waiting to be added to the next edition.
Jacob, John, Amos (Chalybeate Descendants -
George and Patience)
Jacob, Margaret, Elizabeth
9999 Elizabeth Ann (Skinner) Brisby (Brady, 548
Dorcus)
3454 Virginia Anne (Sigler) (Edward,
549 David) and Byron Humphrey Omer
5437 Susan Anne (Omer) (Virginia, Edward,
549 David) and William Stephen (Steve) Johnson
5428 Zona Merle (Schwartz) Koopman (Iva, 549
David) (Mary, Brocton, John, 628 Louisa)
3507 Nancy Thomas (Morehead) Fust (Thomas,
552 Enoch)
5474 John Stuart Schneider (Georgia, Thomas, 552
Enoch)
5470 James Eugene (Daphne, Charles, 552
Enoch) and Brenda (Howard) Crouch
5466 Daphne Joan Crouch (Daphne, Charles, 552
Enoch)
5508 James Edward (James, Chloe, 570
Martha) and Sue Ellen (Leikauf) Wallace
3560 (wife of James Edward Wallace - deceased) Ruth Ellen (Watson)
(Chloe, 570 Martha) Wallace
3622 James Russell (Edna, 598
Seldon) and Serena (Blackburn) Parker
5562 James R. "Jim" (3622 James, Edna, 598
Seldon) and Carol (Matthews) Parker
3625 Shirley Jean (Sigler) (Earlsie, 598
Seldon) and Robert Ray Mooney
3669 Wilma Jean (Sigler) Wiseman (Raymond, 601
George)
3671 Gilda Rae (Sigler) Farris (Raymond, 601
George)
3673 Shirley Mae (Sigler) Kappen (Raymond, 601
George)
Jacob, John, Jacob (Chalybeate Descendants)
5428 (second line) Zona Merle (Schwartz) Koopman
(Iva, 549 David) (Mary, Brocton, John, 628
Louisa)
9999 John Minor Griggs (Edna, John, 628
Louisa)
9999 James David Sigler (James, 629
James)
9999 Catherine (Barra) Buxton (Mary, 633
John)
5681 Dorothy Jean (Morris) Cutteridge (Virgie,
Nancy, 640 Margora)
5684 Marilyn (Green) Morris (Virgie, Nancy, 640
Margora)
5682 Anna Charlene (Morris) Kimball (Virgie,
Nancy, 640 Margora)
7583 Christie Diane Ringlespaugh (Anna, Virgie, Nancy, 640
Margora)
9999 Claude E. Sigler (?, ?, 659
Marcus)
9999 Edward C. Sigler (?, ?, 659
Marcus)
5702 Dorothy Louise "Dot" (Puryear) (Ola, Amy
"Anna", 663 Jacob) and Fred Delbert Lauver
5417 Willie Joe (Robert, Rufus, 664
William) and Jeanne Louise (Parks) Sigler
5774 John Michael (John, Curtis, 675
Louis) and Ada Lynn (Williams) Sigler
3857 Melba Ann (Sigler) Burrum (Harold, 682
James)
3858 Betty Marie (Sigler) Curtis (Harold, 682
James)
3859 Charles David (Harold, 682 James)
and Mary Exie (Maurer) Sigler
3860 Loyd Ernest Sigler (Harold, 682
James)
5808 Martha Jean (Sigler) (Paul, Dock, 682
James) and Tony Ray Royster
3868 Laura Matilda (Sigler) Bullock (Dock, 682
James)
3883 Betty Joyce (Sigler) O'Daniel (James, 682
James) (Jim's Aunt)
3885 Joseph Richard Sigler (Francis, 682
James)
3886 Martha (Sigler) (Francis, 682
James) and Arthur Kasey
3888 Douglas L. (Francis, 682
James) and Mary T. Sigler
5824 Margie Ruth (Sigler) (Thomas, Charles, 682
James) and Avery Winkles
9999 Linda (Sigler) (3874 William, Charles, 682
James) and James Sanders
9999 Diane Sigler (3874 William, Charles, 682
James)
Jacob, John, Elizabeth
Jacob, Margaret, Absalom
5213 Marjorie Dean (Sigler) Howton (Raymond, 1318
William)
5214 Shelby Jean (Sigler) Dillingham
(Raymond, 1318 William)
3185 Robert Howard Sigler (1339 Euel)
3188 Mary Mildred (Sigler) Dalton (1340
Albert)
5318 Gregory Lane Watson (Dorthy, 1348
Brady)
Jacob, John, John
Jacob, Elizabeth, Catherine
9999 Ozro "Bud" ( 770
Perry), and Mollie Sigler
9999 Donna (Sigler) Chase (Ozro, 770
Perry)
4098 Paul Leonard (Leonard, 780
Leonard) and Vickie Lynn (Young) Sigler
4099 Mark Alan (Leonard, 780
Leonard) and Hedda Louise (Soto) Sigler
Jacob, John, Margaret
4114 Charles Keith Sigler (James, Elmer, Daniel,
Margaret, John, Jacob)
Jacob, Margaret, Absolem
Jacob, John, Elizabeth
5213 Marjorie Dean (Sigler) Howton (Raymond, 1318
William)
5214 Shelby Jean (Sigler) Dillingham
(Raymond, 1318 William)
3185 Robert Howard Sigler (1339 Euel)
3188 Mary Mildred (Sigler) Dalton (1340
Albert)
5318 Gregory Lane Watson (Dorthy, 1348
Brady)
Jacob, Margaret, Jacob
9999 Todd Shelton (Thomas, Thomas, Lynn, 917
Thomas)
Jacob, Margaret, Frances
4463 Edna Ruth (Edwards) (Muriel, 1006
Joseph) and Hal Hon Kasper
Jacob, Margaret, Elizabeth (Chalybeate
Descendants - George and Patience)
Jacob, John, Amos
9999 Elizabeth Ann (Skinner) Brisby (Brady, 548
Dorcus)
3454 Virginia Anne (Sigler) (Edward,
549 David) and Byron Humphrey Omer
5437 Susan Anne (Omer) (Virginia, Edward,
549 David) and William Stephen (Steve) Johnson
5428 Zona Merle (Schwartz) Koopman (Iva, 549
David) (Mary, Brocton, John, 628 Louisa)
3507 Nancy Thomas (Morehead) Fust (Thomas,
552 Enoch)
5474 John Stuart Schneider (Georgia, Thomas, 552
Enoch)
5470 James Eugene (Daphne, Charles, 552
Enoch) and Brenda (Howard) Crouch
5466 Daphne Joan Crouch (Daphne, Charles, 552
Enoch)
5508 James Edward (James, Chloe, 570
Martha) and Sue Ellen (Leikauf) Wallace
3560 (wife of James Edward Wallace - deceased) Ruth Ellen (Watson)
(Chloe, 570 Martha) Wallace
3622 James Russell (Edna, 598
Seldon) and Serena (Blackburn) Parker
5562 James R. "Jim" (3622 James, Edna, 598
Seldon) and Carol (Matthews) Parker
3625 Shirley Jean (Sigler) (Earlsie, 598
Seldon) and Robert Ray Mooney
3669 Wilma Jean (Sigler) Wiseman (Raymond, 601
George)
3671 Gilda Rae (Sigler) Farris (Raymond, 601
George)
3673 Shirley Mae (Sigler) Kappen (Raymond, 601
George)
Jacob, Margaret, Samuel
4603 John William (Jewel, 1112 Lucy)
and Ruby I. (Walker) Kirkwood
8122 Kate "Katie" Fischer (Susan, John,
Jewel, 1112 Lucy) This is a bit of analysis. If anyone
has anything different, email me and I will change it. It looks like
Grandfather and Grandmother are bringing their young Granddaughter to the
reunion.
Jacob, David, Levi
(It should be noted that some researchers do not believe that
David had any children. However, the descendants of Levi are definitely
welcome at the Sigler family reunion. The descendants of Levi have
displayed all of the characteristics of descendants over the last several
generations and are therefore included in this list.)
6884 Donna Lou and (Williams) (James, Zora, 1217
Edna) and Craig Hartig
6885 Karen Sue (Williams) (James, Zora, 1217
Edna) and Harold Edward Klingle
Jacob, Elizabeth, Catherine
Jacob, John, John
9999 Ozro "Bud" ( 770
Perry), and Mollie Sigler
9999 Donna (Sigler) Chase (Ozro, 770
Perry)
4098 Paul Leonard (Leonard, 780
Leonard) and Vickie Lynn (Young) Sigler
4099 Mark Alan (Leonard, 780
Leonard) and Hedda Louise (Soto) Sigler
Jacob, Jacob, Daniel
5213 Marjorie Dean (Sigler) Howton (Raymond, 1318
William)
5214 Shelby Jean (Sigler) Dillingham
(Raymond, 1318 William)
3185 Robert Howard Sigler (1339 Euel)
3188 Mary Mildred (Sigler) Dalton (1340
Albert)
5318 Gregory Lane Watson (Dorthy, 1348
Brady)
Jacob, George, Jacob
5378 Robert Wayne (Delmar, 1374 Larkin)
and Patricia Ann (Beckner) (Lexie, Callie, Andrew, Jacob Beckner) Sigler
To print a copy of one of the maps on a single sheet of paper,
click on Tradewater and then click
on the print icon on your computer.
REUNION 2000
SATURDAY, MAY 20, 2000
11:00 A.M.
ST. PAUL CHURCH SCHOOL
PRINCETON, KENTUCKY
To print a copy of one of the maps on a single sheet of paper,
click on Tradewater and then click
on the print icon on your computer.
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