Catherine Maria Pearsall

F, b. 2 January 1839
Catherine Maria Pearsall|b. 2 Jan 1839|p41.htm#i206|Adam Pearsall|b. 4 Jul 1793\nd. 31 Jan 1857|p40.htm#i193|Elizabeth Pearsall||p41.htm#i192|Adam Pearsall|b. 1751\nd. 26 Mar 1831|p40.htm#i210|Elsie Wood|b. 1759\nd. 13 Jun 1839|p56.htm#i211|Henry Pearsall||p42.htm#i181||||
  • Last Edited: 27 Jul 2005

Charles Pearsall

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Charles Pearsall||p41.htm#i59|Uriah Pearsall|b. 1760\nd. 22 Nov 1847|p44.htm#i15|Ann Cornell|b. 1772\nd. 30 Jun 1836|p8.htm#i45|Hezechiah Pearsall|b. c 1740\nd. b 15 Nov 1782|p42.htm#i17||||||||||
  • Last Edited: 8 Jul 2005

Charles Pearsall

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Charles Pearsall||p41.htm#i185|Henry Pearsall||p42.htm#i181||||Hezechiah Pearsall|b. c 1740\nd. b 15 Nov 1782|p42.htm#i17||||||||||
  • Last Edited: 27 Oct 2005

Family: Catharine Bedell

Charles L. Pearsall

M, b. 13 December 1824
Charles L. Pearsall|b. 13 Dec 1824|p41.htm#i198|Adam Pearsall|b. 4 Jul 1793\nd. 31 Jan 1857|p40.htm#i193|Elizabeth Pearsall||p41.htm#i192|Adam Pearsall|b. 1751\nd. 26 Mar 1831|p40.htm#i210|Elsie Wood|b. 1759\nd. 13 Jun 1839|p56.htm#i211|Henry Pearsall||p42.htm#i181||||
  • Last Edited: 27 Jul 2005

Chester Burdick Pearsall

M, b. 26 August 1888, d. 21 January 1983
Chester Burdick Pearsall|b. 26 Aug 1888\nd. 21 Jan 1983|p41.htm#i1|Edgar Randolph Pearsall|b. 3 Nov 1854\nd. 1 May 1913|p41.htm#i3|Mary Palmer Ferris|b. 20 Jun 1856\nd. 8 Feb 1949|p13.htm#i4|Phineas C. Pearsall|b. 6 Sep 1817\nd. 28 May 1896|p44.htm#i5|Catherine A. Morgan|b. 6 Sep 1821\nd. 24 May 1908|p39.htm#i6|James R. Ferris|b. 19 Feb 1818\nd. 26 Oct 1908|p12.htm#i7|Harriet E. Hawkins|b. 31 Aug 1824\nd. 26 Aug 1914|p16.htm#i8|

Chet and Mason, 5 months, 1921


  • Photo Link: RELATED PHOTO(S): Chet and Roxana.
  • Photo Link*: RELATED PHOTO(S).
  • Note*: To My Sisters - Katharine, Helen, Virginia, Eleanor

    At the turn of the century, 1900, I was twelve years of age and aware of responsibilities as becomes the 5th child in a family of 9. Our home was unpretentious, yet adequate for our needs. My daily chores included cleaning of lamp chimneys, trimming the wicks, and keeping kerosene in the several lamps. We had no gas or electricity. I also was expected to scuttle coal from the lean-to in back of the kitchen to the sizable kitchen range , which used "pea" coal, and the upstairs hall stove, a "nut" burning Frank-lin, which would supply some heat upstairs for winter days when the hall was dressing room for most of us. 'There was no central heating, but we had a fireplace in the living room, put to good use; also a fireplace in the dining room, but it was more or less blocked off and was rarely used. The kitchen coal range provided heat for the adjacent dining room.
    We three boys, Ferris, James and I, occupied a largish bed-room above the dining-room. Jim and I had the double bed with a mattress that sagged and gave us considerable trouble at night keeping one another on side. Older brother Ferris had his own iron frame bed.
    Water for bathing had to be brought up from the kitchen; hot water from the big range. We all kept decently clean, using up-stairs pans or the washtub. Saturday was bath day. We took turns of course, and there was naturally considerable to-do about it, to cleanse us all.
    Much later a bathroom was installed; also a central heating plant supplying heat as needed throughout and wonderful hot water from the spigot.
    A contribution to the improvement in the homestead occurred in 1906 or 1907 for which I take credit. Mother sorely needed better kitchen facilities. The kitchen was two or three steps down from dining-room and the floor was old and difficult if not impossible to keep clean. Also, the lean-to shed which housed the coal bins was ram-shackle. I drew up a plan for remodeling the kitchen and dispensing with the out-shed. In due time it was com-pleted, including town water. I don't recall whether the old kitchen coal range was abandoned at that time in favor of an electric range, but I believe so.
    The above recollections are of 112 Ferris Place, formerly Union Place, Westfield. Now that I, Chester, am the oldest of the Edgar Pearsall tribe, events I may recall before 1900 antedate my sisters. I hope to have pep enough to recount events prior to 1900, when our home was with Grandmother and Grandfather Ferris on Broad Street.
    But that's another story. I'm sending this recollection to Helen to peruse and perhaps amend. Helen, please pass it on to Katherine, and then to Virginia, and to Eleanor.

    Whether the younger generation is interested in "olden times" is a question. We know a great deal about our ancestors, back many generations, but our own Grandmother Pearsall whom I so well remem-ber, has left no trace of her parentage. Presumably she was a "Morgan", yet if not mistaken, I hazily recall someone telling me that she was a VanDerhoeft, or some such dutch ancestry. In any event, I recall her as one of the finest of Christian characters, on a par with our own Mother.

    Whatever betides us, we can and will be proud of our ancestry, both Ferris and Pearsall lineage.
    I have not attempted to recount the many incidents that all five of us will recall more or less vividly. Perhaps one of my sisters will do this. One reason for this recording is to im-press upon me, and all four of my sisters, plus their children, the change, for better or worse, after seventy-odd years in way of life. And it roils me to hear and read about the critical attitude of much of our citizenry, complaining about this and that, from our President and on down to the garbage collection. This generation is just spoiled-rotten spoiled-myself not excluded. Folks have been rudely awakened to the fact that other countries than dear old U.S.A. have their "druthers" - and money, even the dollar, won't buy everything.
    It's just as well that "Americans" must come to accept the inevitable. If we're sound in mind we will profit by it

    As a 6 to 8 year old, I recall that men and. women, mostly from Europe, came to America with precious little except willing-ness and ability to work for wages; all to their credit. It paid off - after a generation or two, and for the most part they have become our esteemed citizens and neighbors. Our democracy has made this possible. I think all should realize and acknowledge it with-out 'beefing", especially those who have been aided so magnificently by opportunities America has offered.

    I trust you will accept this memorabilia in the spirit written, and add a contribution.

  • (Witness) Photo Link: RELATED PHOTO(S).
  • Birth*: Chester was born on 26 August 1888, Westfield, Union County, New Jersey.1,2
  • He was the son of Edgar Randolph Pearsall and Mary Palmer Ferris.
  • Graduation*: Chester graduated in 1910 from Lehigh University, M.E., Bethlehem, Northampton, Pennsylvania.
  • Marriage*: Chester married Roxana Mabel Pratt, daughter of Mason Delano Pratt and Mabel Crane, on 17 May 1919.
  • Census*: Chester appeared on the census of 8 January 1920 at 33 Pinnacle Road, 14th Ward, ED 156, Rochester, Monroe, New York, as Head, married to Roxanna, Renter, Mechanical Engineer.3
  • Census: Chester appeared on the census of 18 April 1930 at 26 Homer Street, Ward 21, ED 28-181, Rochester, Monroe, New York, as as Head, with Roxana P., wife, Mason P., son, Mary F. and Alice, daughters, and Esther Schilstra, age 15, servant. Esther's sister Gladys appears to be the servant next door at #30, the Vincent Palmer residence.4
  • Death*: Chester died on 21 January 1983, Home of David B. Tilley, Litchfield, Litchfield, Connecticut, at age 94.
  • Last Edited: 15 Oct 2007

Family: Roxana Mabel Pratt b. 18 January 1893, d. 19 January 1985

Citations:

  1. [S30] Jim Ferris, "Ferris, John CD ROM", Ancestral File, "JOHN" 1.1.3.1.1.3.1.5.
  2. [S37] Mason Delano Pratt, Pratt Genealogy.
  3. [S38] 1920 US Federal Census, Viewed on ancestry.com.
  4. [S39] 1930 US Federal Census, Viewed on ancestry.com.

Clarissa Pearsall

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Clarissa Pearsall||p41.htm#i190|Henry Pearsall||p42.htm#i181||||Hezechiah Pearsall|b. c 1740\nd. b 15 Nov 1782|p42.htm#i17||||||||||
  • Birth*: Clarissa was born.
  • She was the daughter of Henry Pearsall.
  • Marriage*: Clarissa married Thomas Langdon.
  • Married Name: Her married name was Langdon.
  • Last Edited: 27 Oct 2005

Family: Thomas Langdon

Clifford Everson Pearsall

M, b. 15 November 1870
Clifford Everson Pearsall|b. 15 Nov 1870|p41.htm#i90|Alfred Everson Pearsall|b. 18 Apr 1847\nd. 28 Apr 1919|p40.htm#i81||||Phineas C. Pearsall|b. 6 Sep 1817\nd. 28 May 1896|p44.htm#i5|Catherine A. Morgan|b. 6 Sep 1821\nd. 24 May 1908|p39.htm#i6|||||||
  • Last Edited: 27 Jul 2005

Family: Grace Caroline Moffett

Cornell Pearsall

M, b. 20 July 1850, d. 6 December 1851
Cornell Pearsall|b. 20 Jul 1850\nd. 6 Dec 1851|p41.htm#i119|Lewis Pearsall|d. 10 Dec 1898|p43.htm#i106||||Cornwell (Cornell) Pearsall|b. 6 Jan 1801\nd. 15 Feb 1866|p41.htm#i48|(?) Rachel|b. Aug 1796\nd. 7 Jul 1868|p46.htm#i49|||||||
  • Birth*: Cornell was born on 20 July 1850.
  • He was the son of Lewis Pearsall.
  • Death*: Cornell died on 6 December 1851 at age 1.
  • Last Edited: 27 Aug 2003

Cornell Pearsall

M, b. 25 January 1853, d. 13 February 1853
Cornell Pearsall|b. 25 Jan 1853\nd. 13 Feb 1853|p41.htm#i120|Lewis Pearsall|d. 10 Dec 1898|p43.htm#i106||||Cornwell (Cornell) Pearsall|b. 6 Jan 1801\nd. 15 Feb 1866|p41.htm#i48|(?) Rachel|b. Aug 1796\nd. 7 Jul 1868|p46.htm#i49|||||||
  • Birth*: Cornell was born on 25 January 1853.
  • He was the son of Lewis Pearsall.
  • Death*: Cornell died on 13 February 1853 at age 0.
  • Last Edited: 27 Aug 2003

Cornwell (Cornell) Pearsall

M, b. 6 January 1801, d. 15 February 1866
Cornwell (Cornell) Pearsall|b. 6 Jan 1801\nd. 15 Feb 1866|p41.htm#i48|Uriah Pearsall|b. 1760\nd. 22 Nov 1847|p44.htm#i15|Ann Cornell|b. 1772\nd. 30 Jun 1836|p8.htm#i45|Hezechiah Pearsall|b. c 1740\nd. b 15 Nov 1782|p42.htm#i17||||||||||
  • Marriage*: Cornwell married (?) Rachel.
  • Birth*: Cornwell was born on 6 January 1801 , chap 42 sec 17.
  • He was the son of Uriah Pearsall and Ann Cornell.
  • Death*: Cornwell died on 15 February 1866 at age 65.
  • Last Edited: 13 Mar 2005

Family: (?) Rachel b. August 1796, d. 7 July 1868

Daniel Pearsall

M, b. 7 December 1834
Daniel Pearsall|b. 7 Dec 1834|p41.htm#i203|Adam Pearsall|b. 4 Jul 1793\nd. 31 Jan 1857|p40.htm#i193|Elizabeth Pearsall||p41.htm#i192|Adam Pearsall|b. 1751\nd. 26 Mar 1831|p40.htm#i210|Elsie Wood|b. 1759\nd. 13 Jun 1839|p56.htm#i211|Henry Pearsall||p42.htm#i181||||
  • Last Edited: 27 Jul 2005

Daniel Pearsall

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Daniel Pearsall||p41.htm#i233|Henry Pearsall|b. mid 1600's|p42.htm#i230|Ann Valentine||p52.htm#i248|Thomas Pearsall|d. bt 1642 - 1643|p44.htm#i235||||||||||
  • Last Edited: 13 Mar 2005

David Pearsall

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David Pearsall||p41.htm#i55|Uriah Pearsall|b. 1760\nd. 22 Nov 1847|p44.htm#i15|Ann Cornell|b. 1772\nd. 30 Jun 1836|p8.htm#i45|Hezechiah Pearsall|b. c 1740\nd. b 15 Nov 1782|p42.htm#i17||||||||||
  • Last Edited: 8 Jul 2005

Denton Pearsall

M, b. 21 April 1811, d. 16 April 1879
Denton Pearsall|b. 21 Apr 1811\nd. 16 Apr 1879|p41.htm#i144|Benjamin Pearsall|b. 8 Dec 1790\nd. 17 Aug 1864|p40.htm#i142|Elizabeth Hawkins|b. 10 Oct 1789\nd. 18 Mar 1840|p16.htm#i143|Thomas Pearsall|d. 12 Dec 1836|p44.htm#i127|Charity Denton|b. 1763\nd. 14 Oct 1805|p9.htm#i128|||||||
  • Last Edited: 13 Mar 2005

Family: Elizabeth Underhill b. 1819, d. 28 November 1889

Denton Pearsall

M, b. 1837
Denton Pearsall|b. 1837|p41.htm#i152|Denton Pearsall|b. 21 Apr 1811\nd. 16 Apr 1879|p41.htm#i144|Elizabeth Underhill|b. 1819\nd. 28 Nov 1889|p52.htm#i145|Benjamin Pearsall|b. 8 Dec 1790\nd. 17 Aug 1864|p40.htm#i142|Elizabeth Hawkins|b. 10 Oct 1789\nd. 18 Mar 1840|p16.htm#i143|||||||
  • Last Edited: 27 Jul 2005

Edgar Randolph Pearsall1

M, b. 3 November 1854, d. 1 May 1913
Edgar Randolph Pearsall|b. 3 Nov 1854\nd. 1 May 1913|p41.htm#i3|Phineas Carman Pearsall|b. 6 Sep 1817\nd. 28 May 1896|p44.htm#i5|Catherine Ann Morgan|b. 6 Sep 1821\nd. 24 May 1908|p39.htm#i6|Peter R. Pearsall|b. 1 May 1790\nd. 28 Mar 1878|p44.htm#i13|Abigail Carman|b. 1 Sep 1794\nd. b 1829|p8.htm#i14|||||||
  • HiddenNote*:
  • Birth*: Edgar was born on 3 November 1854.1
  • He was the son of Phineas Carman Pearsall and Catherine Ann Morgan.
  • Marriage*: Edgar married Mary Palmer Ferris, daughter of James Royce Ferris and Harriet Eliza Hawkins, on 27 October 1881.
  • Death*: Edgar died on 1 May 1913 at age 58.
  • Burial*: Edgar was buried on 3 May 1913, Fairview Cemetery, Ferris Plots, Westfield, New Jersey.
  • Obituary*: Obituary: "NEWSPAPER MAN PASSES AWAY
    Edgar R. Pearsall, Old Time Resident Succumbs After a Short Illness
    Large Church Funeral
    Edgar Randolph Pearsall passed away at his home on Ferris Place last Thursday morning, after an illness of three weeks' duration. Mr. Pearsall had been a resident of this town for the past thirty-two years, and was well known as a journalist and military man. He was the founder of the Union County Standard, and all his life had been identified with newspaper work.
    Mr. Pearsall was born in Brooklyn on November 3, 1854, he spent his early life in that city until he moved to Westfield.
    Mr. Pearsall served as bill clerk in the Assembly when Charles N. Coddling was one of the representatives from Union county. He was an exempt fireman, being one of the original members of the Westfield Hook and Ladder Company. He was also a member of Fireside Council, Royal Arcanum, and of the Immediate Aid.
    For many years the deceased was prominent in military affairs. He was connected with the National Guard for eighteen years, enlisting in Company C, of Elizabeth, when that organization was known as the Phil Kearny Guard, under command of Major DeHart. Later Mr. Pearsall joined Company K, of Plainfield, and after serving as a private, was promoted to the rank of corporal. Later he became sergeant, and three years ago was commissioned second lieutenant. He held this rank until his commission expired last February. For several years he had charge of the Boys' Brigade of Westfield.
    Mr. Pearsall leaves a widow, three sons, Ferris R. and Chester B. Pearsall of Westfield, and James F. Pearsall of Melrose, Fla. He also leaves six daughters, the Misses Harriet, Helen, Virginia, Eleanor and Catherine Pearsall of Westfield, and Miss Ethel Pearsall, of Jacksonville, Fla.
    Funeral services were held Saturday afternoon in the First M.E. church, the Rev. A.W. Hayes, of Madison, and the Rev. Dr. C.M. Anderson, of Plainfield, former pastors of the church, officiating. The service was largely attended, and included delegations from the fire department, Royal Arcanum and State militia, with which the deceased was closely identified for many years. The bearers were Ferris and Chester Pearsall, sons of Mr. Pearsall, and C.E. Pearsall, L.M. Pearsall, J.H. Pearsall, and R.C. Pearsall, nephews of Mr. Pearsall. Interment took place in the family plot in Fairview Cemetery."
  • Last Edited: 20 May 2007

Family: Mary Palmer Ferris b. 20 June 1856, d. 8 February 1949

Citations:

  1. [S13] Pearsall Genealogy, CEP.

Edna Pearsall

F, b. 1903
Edna Pearsall|b. 1903|p41.htm#i343|Leigh Morgan Pearsall|b. 9 Apr 1872|p43.htm#i92|Mary Ellen Moffett||p39.htm#i93|Alfred E. Pearsall|b. 18 Apr 1847\nd. 28 Apr 1919|p40.htm#i81||||||||||
  • Last Edited: 27 Jul 2005

Family: Fredric W. Cooper b. 1899

Eleanor Carman Pearsall

F, b. 12 February 1900, d. 27 October 1982
Eleanor Carman Pearsall|b. 12 Feb 1900\nd. 27 Oct 1982|p41.htm#i105|Edgar Randolph Pearsall|b. 3 Nov 1854\nd. 1 May 1913|p41.htm#i3|Mary Palmer Ferris|b. 20 Jun 1856\nd. 8 Feb 1949|p13.htm#i4|Phineas C. Pearsall|b. 6 Sep 1817\nd. 28 May 1896|p44.htm#i5|Catherine A. Morgan|b. 6 Sep 1821\nd. 24 May 1908|p39.htm#i6|James R. Ferris|b. 19 Feb 1818\nd. 26 Oct 1908|p12.htm#i7|Harriet E. Hawkins|b. 31 Aug 1824\nd. 26 Aug 1914|p16.htm#i8|

Eleanor Carman (Pearsall) Shoemaker

  • Birth*: Eleanor was born on 12 February 1900, 112 Ferris Place, Westfield, Union County, New Jersey.
  • She was the daughter of Edgar Randolph Pearsall and Mary Palmer Ferris.
  • Note*: Eleanor Carman Pearsall was born in the back room off the living room of 112 Ferris Place, Westfield, NJ. She was the only child born at 112 Ferris Place. The rest of her siblings were born across Ferris Place in the corner house. (Note by EPL: I think this was "Aunt El's house".) Notes from Bill Shoemaker, her son: " When mother died I went through her things. She saved letters going back to 1918. Included is all their financial records. I went through it all and saved the most representative pieces of correspondence, records et al including the first income tax forms and pictures of you (refers to Edgar P. Leggett) in milk ads. These were photos taken by Ruth Alexander Nichols of the Leggett children. All of these notes are in loose leaf bound binders in record storage boxes for anyone to look at. Included are many letters between Aunt Helen,Grandmother, wedding announcements, 1908-930's and 1940's between mom and dad, telegram from Aunt Katharine to mother the day I was born, memoriam from the State of Alaska Legislature to Dan Reid upon the death of Millicent. One letter from Thomas S. Collins, Company H, 3 Regiment, New Jersey Volunteers, Washington, DC written in 1863. In the letter Mary Francis is mentioned. Who he (she) is, is unknown to me - investigating."

  • Marriage*: Eleanor married Howard Shoemaker on 17 September 1925, 112 Ferris Place, Westfield, New Jersey.
  • Married Name: As of 17 September 1925,her married name was Shoemaker.
  • Death*: Eleanor died on 27 October 1982, Hendersonville, South Carolina, at age 82.
  • Last Edited: 12 Oct 2007

Family: J. Howard Shoemaker Jr. b. 1 December 1899, d. 11 January 1975

Eliza Pearsall

F, b. 12 March 1840, d. 10 June 1842
Eliza Pearsall|b. 12 Mar 1840\nd. 10 Jun 1842|p41.htm#i79|Phineas Carman Pearsall|b. 6 Sep 1817\nd. 28 May 1896|p44.htm#i5|Catherine Ann Morgan|b. 6 Sep 1821\nd. 24 May 1908|p39.htm#i6|Peter R. Pearsall|b. 1 May 1790\nd. 28 Mar 1878|p44.htm#i13|Abigail Carman|b. 1 Sep 1794\nd. b 1829|p8.htm#i14|||||||
  • Last Edited: 27 Aug 2003

Eliza Sullivan Pearsall

F, b. 18 January 1853
Eliza Sullivan Pearsall|b. 18 Jan 1853|p41.htm#i69|Peter Roebuck Pearsall|b. 1 May 1790\nd. 28 Mar 1878|p44.htm#i13|Hannah Frost|b. 20 Mar 1809\nd. 18 Feb 1886|p14.htm#i60|Uriah Pearsall|b. 1760\nd. 22 Nov 1847|p44.htm#i15|Catherine Roebuck|d. 2 Jul 1791|p48.htm#i16|||||||
  • Last Edited: 27 Jul 2005

Elizabeth Pearsall

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Elizabeth Pearsall||p41.htm#i192|Henry Pearsall||p42.htm#i181||||Hezechiah Pearsall|b. c 1740\nd. b 15 Nov 1782|p42.htm#i17||||||||||
  • Last Edited: 27 Oct 2005

Family: Adam Pearsall b. 4 July 1793, d. 31 January 1857

Elizabeth Pearsall

F, b. 29 June 1797
Elizabeth Pearsall|b. 29 Jun 1797|p41.htm#i218|Adam Pearsall|b. 1751\nd. 26 Mar 1831|p40.htm#i210|Elsie Wood|b. 1759\nd. 13 Jun 1839|p56.htm#i211|||||||||||||
  • Last Edited: 27 Jul 2005

Elizabeth Pearsall

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Elizabeth Pearsall||p41.htm#i264|George Pearsall|b. late 1600's|p42.htm#i225|Elizabeth Williams||p55.htm#i229|Henry Pearsall|b. mid 1600's|p42.htm#i230|Ann Valentine||p52.htm#i248|||||||
  • Last Edited: 13 Mar 2005

Elsie Pearsall

F, b. 3 March 1807
Elsie Pearsall|b. 3 Mar 1807|p41.htm#i220|Adam Pearsall|b. 1751\nd. 26 Mar 1831|p40.htm#i210|Elsie Wood|b. 1759\nd. 13 Jun 1839|p56.htm#i211|||||||||||||
  • Last Edited: 27 Jul 2005

Emma Pearsall

F, b. 23 March 1845, d. 10 June 1851
Emma Pearsall|b. 23 Mar 1845\nd. 10 Jun 1851|p41.htm#i76|Phineas Carman Pearsall|b. 6 Sep 1817\nd. 28 May 1896|p44.htm#i5|Catherine Ann Morgan|b. 6 Sep 1821\nd. 24 May 1908|p39.htm#i6|Peter R. Pearsall|b. 1 May 1790\nd. 28 Mar 1878|p44.htm#i13|Abigail Carman|b. 1 Sep 1794\nd. b 1829|p8.htm#i14|||||||
  • Last Edited: 27 Aug 2003

Epenetus Wood Pearsall

M, b. 20 May 1822
Epenetus Wood Pearsall|b. 20 May 1822|p41.htm#i197|Adam Pearsall|b. 4 Jul 1793\nd. 31 Jan 1857|p40.htm#i193|Elizabeth Pearsall||p41.htm#i192|Adam Pearsall|b. 1751\nd. 26 Mar 1831|p40.htm#i210|Elsie Wood|b. 1759\nd. 13 Jun 1839|p56.htm#i211|Henry Pearsall||p42.htm#i181||||
  • Last Edited: 27 Jul 2005

Ethel Pearsall

F, b. 29 December 1883, d. 2 January 1935
Ethel Pearsall|b. 29 Dec 1883\nd. 2 Jan 1935|p41.htm#i99|Edgar Randolph Pearsall|b. 3 Nov 1854\nd. 1 May 1913|p41.htm#i3|Mary Palmer Ferris|b. 20 Jun 1856\nd. 8 Feb 1949|p13.htm#i4|Phineas C. Pearsall|b. 6 Sep 1817\nd. 28 May 1896|p44.htm#i5|Catherine A. Morgan|b. 6 Sep 1821\nd. 24 May 1908|p39.htm#i6|James R. Ferris|b. 19 Feb 1818\nd. 26 Oct 1908|p12.htm#i7|Harriet E. Hawkins|b. 31 Aug 1824\nd. 26 Aug 1914|p16.htm#i8|

Ethel (Pearsall) Deaver

  • Last Edited: 12 Oct 2007

Family: Mason Crebs Deaver b. 4 August 1885, d. November 1949

Fannie Pearsall

F
Fannie Pearsall||p41.htm#i53|Uriah Pearsall|b. 1760\nd. 22 Nov 1847|p44.htm#i15|Ann Cornell|b. 1772\nd. 30 Jun 1836|p8.htm#i45|Hezechiah Pearsall|b. c 1740\nd. b 15 Nov 1782|p42.htm#i17||||||||||
  • Married Name: Her married name was Davidson.
  • Birth*: Fannie was born.
  • She was the daughter of Uriah Pearsall and Ann Cornell.
  • Baptism: Fannie was baptized on 7 April 1793.
  • Last Edited: 8 Jul 2005

Ferris Randolph Pearsall

M, b. 24 August 1882
Ferris Randolph Pearsall|b. 24 Aug 1882|p41.htm#i98|Edgar Randolph Pearsall|b. 3 Nov 1854\nd. 1 May 1913|p41.htm#i3|Mary Palmer Ferris|b. 20 Jun 1856\nd. 8 Feb 1949|p13.htm#i4|Phineas C. Pearsall|b. 6 Sep 1817\nd. 28 May 1896|p44.htm#i5|Catherine A. Morgan|b. 6 Sep 1821\nd. 24 May 1908|p39.htm#i6|James R. Ferris|b. 19 Feb 1818\nd. 26 Oct 1908|p12.htm#i7|Harriet E. Hawkins|b. 31 Aug 1824\nd. 26 Aug 1914|p16.htm#i8|
  • Last Edited: 24 Apr 2006

Family: Jessie Millicent Davidson b. 10 September 1885, d. January 1955

Ferris Randolph Pearsall Jr

M, b. 29 September 1915, d. 28 February 1993
Ferris Randolph Pearsall Jr|b. 29 Sep 1915\nd. 28 Feb 1993|p41.htm#i167|Ferris Randolph Pearsall|b. 24 Aug 1882|p41.htm#i98|Jessie Millicent Davidson|b. 10 Sep 1885\nd. Jan 1955|p9.htm#i165|Edgar R. Pearsall|b. 3 Nov 1854\nd. 1 May 1913|p41.htm#i3|Mary P. Ferris|b. 20 Jun 1856\nd. 8 Feb 1949|p13.htm#i4|Frank T. Davidson|b. 19 Nov 1867\nd. 19 Feb 1942|p9.htm#i1119|Ida V. Hickman|d. 19 Nov 1897|p18.htm#i1129|
  • Last Edited: 24 Apr 2006

Citations:

  1. [S31] Voorhies, Marilyn Email of 24 Feb 2004.