Descendants of Hans Ulrich Schwab

1. Hans Ulrich Schwab,¹ ² son of Jost Schawb and Anna Catherina Wolfhardt, was born on 21 Oct 1707 in Leimen, Heidleberg, Germany and died in 1756-1757 in Lancaster Co, Pennsylvania at age 49. Another name for Hans was Joseph Swope.

General Notes: He is said to have been among the first settlers in Monroe County and his son Michael was the first white child born in Monroe County.

Among other sources, "Pennsylvania German Ancestors" by Anne Shifflet, Ph.D. Pages 113 thru 119 address 'Swope Ancestors' starting with Jost (Yost) and Anna Catharina Wolfhardt. Their 10th child listed being Hans Ulrich Schwab born 21 Oct 1707 in Germany who later Americanized his name to Joseph Swope as shown on the Historical Highway marker in West Virginia along with birth year 1707 near his family home there. There are other Swope writings which concur with her findings of 1656 to 1727 [date of inventory of goods at time of his death] for Yost Schwab based on immigration to America, marriage, children birth dates, etc.

He settled in Monroe County, VA about 1752.

Joseph served in the Colonial Wars

He died from complications of an old bullet wound that was infected after being thrown from a horse while traveling from Augusta Co, VA to Lancaster Co, PA.

Swope's life and family are accounted in The History of Monroe County West Virginia, by Oren F. Morton, B. Lit., Originally Published: Staunton, Virginia, 1916, Reprinted, Regional Publishing Co., Baltimore, 1988, pgs. 494-506

"The Swope family is a German family (Schwab or Swab being the original German name for what is now known as Swope). The Swopes were the first settlers in Monroe County, Joseph Ulrich or John Ulrich Swope being the ancient and original settler and ancestor of the family in this region of the country. He was the second son of Yost (Joseph) and was born in the town of Leiman, in the Duchy of Baden, in 1707.His grandfather was the mayor or burgomaster of that town. His father, Yost Swope, was born in the same town, on the 22d day of February,1678, and owing to the persecutions of the Lutheran Church, of which he was an active member, he emigrated across the seas and settled in Upper Leacock Township of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. Here he raised a family of five children, all of whom located there except John Ulrich, or Joseph, as he will hereafter be called. We are not positive as to his first name, whether it is John or Joseph. The family records show that frequently these Dutch people gave two of their children the same name, and tradition is that he dropped the name of John, the name of his older brother, and assumed and adopted his father's name of Joseph. The original ancestor wrote his name Swab, and it was Americanized into Swope. This Joseph Ulrich left Pennsylvania and immigrated with the German colony into the Valley of Virginia, locating in Augusta, near the site of the present Swope Depot on the Chesapeake & Ohio Railway. It was here that his son Joseph was born, on the 7th day of August, 1751. He was of a venturesome disposition, and began explorations in the country to the west. In 1750, 1751 or1752, with his trusty flintlock gun, he followed the Indian trail up Jackson's River to the mouth of Dunlap's Creek, thence up that creek, crossing the tablelands into the country where Union is built. There, instead of following the trail down the waters of Indian Creek, he took a due west course and landed on top of those knobs which bear his name to this day Swope's Knobs and from there he viewed the country. He descended from this mountain into the Wolf Creek Valley, and was detected by a party of marauding Indians, who followed him, but whom he discovered in time to make preparations for his escape. He headed for a large hollow poplar tree which stood about a third of a mile west of the present site of the Wolf Creek post-office, near the Broad Run church. He managed to crawl into the hollow of this tree and climbed up the hollow, bracing himself against the sides, and there remained until the Indians gave up the search. He could hear them talking and walking around the tree, but they evidently decided it was impossible for a man to be inside of it. The tree remained standing until 1860, when it became dangerous from decay and was cut down. After the departure of the Indians he came out of his hiding place, and there located a claim to the land round about, and cut his name in a beech tree near the spring on the farm now owned by Mrs. Cornelius Leach, entered his tomahawk or corn title and cut a brush heap at the same place. He then left, and returned in a year or two, and brought his wife and son Joseph, and built his house a few yards north at what is known as the Conner Spring. In this house he lived and his son, Michael, was born there on the 29th of September, 1753. This child was the first white male child born in the Territory of Monroe County, if not within the present territorial limits of Southern West Virginia. There is a tradition that there had been a girl born before this date within that territory, but if so, all history thereof is lost. This house, built by this pioneer, still remains in splendid condition, and it was from this house that his son, Joseph, was stolen by the Shawnee Indians in 1756, at the age of five years, and kept a prisoner with them near Chillicothe, Ohio, for nine years. After formally settling his family in this new home, Joseph, the settler, decided to visit his people in Pennsylvania and look after his interest in his father's estate. On this trip his horse threw him, fractured his leg where it had once been fractured by an Indian bullet, and from this wound he died, and where his place of burial is no one knows.

"He was a traveler and hunter, and it was Swope, Pack, and Pitman, who were hunting down New River near the mouth of Bluestone, and discovered the Indians, who were making for the Jackson River and the Catawba settlements for the purpose of attacking and destroying them. These hunters separated, one going to one settlement and one to another to warn them of the danger, and it was this band of Indians that Captain Paul followed. An account of his fight with them at the mouth of Indian is given elsewhere in this book. The theft of Swope's boy by the Indians embittered him towards that people to such an extent that he never let any opportunity pass to harass them or to secure a scalp".

+ 2 M i. Joseph Swope ² ³ was born on 11 Aug 1751 in Germany ^⁴ and died on 2 Mar 1819 in Monroe Co, Virginia ^{⁴ ⁵} at age 67.

+ 3 M ii. Michael Swope was born on 29 Sep 1753 in Monroe Co, Virginia and died on 25 Apr 1839 in Monroe Co Virginia at age 85.

Second Generation

2. Joseph Swope ² ³ (Hans Ulrich¹) was born on 11 Aug 1751 in Germany ^⁴ and died on 2 Mar 1819 in Monroe Co, Virginia ^{⁴ ⁵} at age 67.

General Notes: Per the Library of Virginia records, a Joseph Swoope from Botetourt County, VA fought in Captain James Henderson's Company during the Dunmore's War. County: Botetourt Company commander: Capt. James Henderson. Recorded on: p. 180. Listed in index: p. xiv. Other Format Available on microfilm (Miscellaneous Reel 78, last item).

From the Library of Virginia:

"Dunmore' War was a conflict between the Colony of Virginia and the Native Americans of the Ohio Valley. Following increased raids and attacks on frontiersmen in this region, the Royal Governor of Virginia, Lord Dunmore, organized a large force of militia and marched to Fort Pitt arriving at the end of August 1774. Dunmore also ordered Colonel Andrew Lewis, commander of the southwestern Virginia militia, to raise an army in the south and meet Dunmore's force along the Ohio River. Lewis formed militia companies from Augusta, Bedford, Botetourt, Culpeper, Dunmore, Fincastle, and Kentucky counties. After Colonel Lewis' victory at the Battle of Point Pleasant, Dunmore successfully negotiated a peace treaty with the Delaware, Mingo, and Shawnee chiefs that prevented them from settling or hunting south of the Ohio River.

"Part of the index to the names of Virginia citizens or soldiers from the counties of Augusta, Bedford, Botetourt, Culpeper, and Fincastle who were compensated in 1775 for supplies and service during Dunmore's Expedition in 1774. This index covers individuals from the counties of Augusta, Bedford, Botetourt, and Fincastle only. These records are now part of the Virginia Colonial Government records group (RG#1) and are housed in the Archives at the Library of Virginia".

Joseph's life and family are accounted in The History of Monroe County West Virginia, by Oren F. Morton, B. Lit., Originally Published: Staunton, Virginia, 1916, Reprinted, Regional Publishing Co., Baltimore, 1988, pgs. 494-506

"Joseph was stolen by the Shawnee Indians in 1756, at the age of five years, and kept a prisoner with them near Chillicothe, Ohio, for nine years. Joseph, who was taken to the Indian village, was adopted by the queen of the tribe, who was said to have been Cornstalk's mother. He was treated with royalty and saved from death and many hardships. An Indian boy one day located a skunk near the camp, and induced his white comrade into making an investigation for game, the result being that he was thoroughly fumigated. Bent on revenge, and not large enough to whip the Indian, he waited his opportunity, and when the Indian boy started to kindle a fire with steel and flint, Swope placed some powder where the fire would ignite it, and when he got down to blow the smoke into a blaze, the powder ignited and blew out both eyes of the Indian. The Indian tribe took up the matter, and Swope was sentenced to death, and it was here the good offices of the old queen came in. She was a silent spectator to his sentence of death; then she quietly exercised her authority, took charge of her adopted boy, and told the Indians they had taught him nothing but revenge, and that this boy had a right to resent the treatment of the Indian; so saying, he led him to her wigwam, and the sentence was set aside and his life saved. The boy was returned to his parents by reason of the treaty following the battle of Point Pleasant.

"This boy took to civilized life after his return, learned to write, and became a prosperous man. On April 3, 1774, he married Catharine Sullivan, a full-blooded Irish woman. She was a woman of strong character, and led an eventful life, many of the details of which would be interesting to her descendants. She was a fearless pioneer, capable of defensive as well as offensive warfare for the protection of her family against the wild beasts as well as the savage men. On one occasion six Indians came into her house without saying a word, and sat down at the table and ate all she had prepared. With a grunt of thanks they walked over to the woods in the direction of her people. In a few moments she heard the crack of a rifle, and directly the Indians returned, and one was carrying a large buck which they had killed, and delivered it to her. They laid it down by the door, and indicated by signs and grunts that it was to pay for the dinner. On one occasion she decided to go hunting at night. So getting the trusty old flintlock rifle and calling her dogs she went entirely by herself. She had not gone far when the dogs "treed" and as it was too dark to see she staid with her dogs until daylight when she found four panthers up the tree. She shot and killed three and the fourth got away. She was the doctor for miles around and many tales used to be told of her success in physics and surgery.

"This Joseph, Sr., and his wife, Catharine, raised a family of nine children. George, the oldest, was born August 15, 1776; Margaret, October 20, 1777; Ruth, December, 1778; Joseph, June 20, 1781; Jonathan, January 5, 1783; Catharine, February 12, 1785; Eleanor, January 3,1788; Adam, April 23, 1791; and Mary, March 17, 1793. He settled in the Wolf Creek Valley and secured a patent to 600 acres of land where his father entered his tomahawk right, and there raised his family in the house built by his father. Of this large family of early settlers and their descendents, but few remain in the country of their nativity.

"The old house built by the original settler on Wolf Creek still stands, well preserved. The site on which the hollow poplar tree stood in which Joseph Swope hid from the Indians is still marked and preserved. A large tombstone stands on a flat top circular knoll near the Board Run Baptist church, where Joseph Swope, Sr., laid out a cemetery or graveyard over a hundred years ago, and there lie side by side his body and that of his wife, and on his tombstone is the following inscription:" Joseph Swope departed this life March 2, 1819, in his sixty-eighth year. He was one of the first settlers of this country, after having been nine years a prisoner with the Shawnee Indians.a prisoner with the Shawnee Indians."

Joseph married Catherine Sullivan, daughter of Timothy Sullivan and Katherine Rainey. Catherine was born on 9 Feb 1756 in Ireland and died on 12 Mar 1820 at age 64.

5 M i. George Swope was born on 15 Aug 1776 in Wolf Creek, Monroe Co, Virginia.

+ 6 F ii. Margaret Swope was born on 28 Jan 1777 in Wolf Creek, Monroe Co West Virginia.^⁴

7 F iii. Ruth Swope was born on 27 Dec 1778 in Wolf Creek, Monroe Co, Virginia.

9 M v. Jonathon Swope was born on 5 Jan 1783 in Wolf Creek, Monroe Co, Virginia.

10 F vi. Catherine Swope was born on 12 Feb 1785 in Wolf Creek, Monroe Co, Virginia.

11 F vii. Eleanor Swope was born on 3 Jan 1788 in Wolf Creek, Monroe Co, Virginia.

12 M viii. Adam Swope was born on 23 Apr 1791 in Wolf Creek, Monroe Co, Virginia.

13 F ix. Mary Swope was born on 17 Mar 1793 in Wolf Creek, Monroe Co, Virginia.

3. Michael Swope (Hans Ulrich¹) was born on 29 Sep 1753 in Monroe Co, Virginia and died on 25 Apr 1839 in Monroe Co Virginia at age 85.

General Notes: Per the Library of Virginia records, a Michael Swoope from Botetourt County, VA fought in Captain James Henderson's Company during the Dunmore's War. County: Botetourt Company commander: Capt. James Henderson. Recorded on: p. 180. Listed in index: p. xiv. Other Format Available on microfilm (Miscellaneous Reel 78, last item).

From the Library of Virginia:

"Dunmore' War was a conflict between the Colony of Virginia and the Native Americans of the Ohio Valley. Following increased raids and attacks on frontiersmen in this region, the Royal Governor of Virginia, Lord Dunmore, organized a large force of militia and marched to Fort Pitt arriving at the end of August 1774. Dunmore also ordered Colonel Andrew Lewis, commander of the southwestern Virginia militia, to raise an army in the south and meet Dunmore's force along the Ohio River. Lewis formed militia companies from Augusta, Bedford, Botetourt, Culpeper, Dunmore, Fincastle, and Kentucky counties. After Colonel Lewis' victory at the Battle of Point Pleasant, Dunmore successfully negotiated a peace treaty with the Delaware, Mingo, and Shawnee chiefs that prevented them from settling or hunting south of the Ohio River.

"Part of the index to the names of Virginia citizens or soldiers from the counties of Augusta, Bedford, Botetourt, Culpeper, and Fincastle who were compensated in 1775 for supplies and service during Dunmore's Expedition in 1774. This index covers individuals from the counties of Augusta, Bedford, Botetourt, and Fincastle only. These records are now part of the Virginia Colonial Government records group (RG#1) and are housed in the Archives at the Library of Virginia".

He was the first white child born in what is now Monroe County, WV.

In "West Virginia Estate Settlements" compiled by Ross B. Johnston, page 176 is the reference to Michael's Will: Swope, Michael, Will 5-1839. Dev.: John, James, Michael, sons; Mary Thompson, Leah Paul, Nancy Wilson, Peggy Scaggs, Ann Harvey, daus; others.

Michael married Mary Eleanor Ellison about 1774 in Monroe Co West Virginia. Mary was born on 21 Sep 1755 in New Jersey and died before 1805 in Monroe Co, Virginia.

+ 15 F ii. Margaret "Peggy" Swope was born in 1777 in Monroe Co Virginia ^{⁴ ⁷} and died on 7 Dec 1846 in Henry Co, IN at age 69.

Third Generation

6. Margaret Swope (Joseph², Hans Ulrich¹) was born on 28 Jan 1777 in Wolf Creek, Monroe Co West Virginia.^⁴

General Notes: There is much confusion about which Margaret "Peggy" Swope married John S. Nicholas. There were two Margaret Swopes - this Margaret was the daughter of Joseph Swope. The other Margaret Swope is the daughter of Michael Swope, Joseph's brother, and she married Joseph Scaggs (Margaret is referred to as "Peggy Scaggs" in Michael's will). Both Margarets were born in 1777.

Margaret married John S Nicholas on 15 Oct 1799 in Monroe Co Virginia.⁶ John was born in 1776 in NC ^⁹ and died after 1860 in West Virginia.

+ 30 F i. Sarah Nicholas was born in 1801 in Cabell Co West Virginia and died after 1861 in Cabell Co West Virginia.

15. Margaret "Peggy" Swope (Michael³, Hans Ulrich¹) was born in 1777 in Monroe Co Virginia ^{⁴ ⁷} and died on 7 Dec 1846 in Henry Co, IN at age 69.

General Notes: There is much confusion about which Margaret "Peggy" Swope married Joseph Scaggs. There were two Margaret Swopes - this Margaret was the daughter of Michael Swope (see will reference below). The other Margaret Swope is the daughter of Joseph Swope, Michael's brother, and she married John S. Nicholas. Both Margarets were born in 1777.

In "West Virginia Estate Settlements" compiled by Ross B. Johnston, page 176 is the reference to Michael's Will: Swope, Michael, Will 5-1839. Dev.: John, James, Michael, sons; Mary Thompson, Leah Paul, Nancy Wilson, Peggy Scaggs, Ann Harvey, daus; others.

Margaret married Joseph Scaggs, son of John Scaggs and Catherine Hicks, on 30 Jul 1808 in Monroe Co Virginia.⁷ ⁸ Joseph was born on 15 Apr 1773 in Nicholas Co, Virginia ^¹² and died on 4 Jan 1834 in Henry Co, IN ^¹² at age 60.

31 M i. Michael Scaggs was born on 25 May 1809 in Greenbrier Co, West Virginia and died on 25 Oct 1851 in Missouri at age 42.

32 F ii. Delilah Scaggs was born on 10 Nov 1810 in Virginia and died on 16 Sep 1843 in Indiana at age 32.

33 M iii. Joseph Scaggs was born on 19 May 1812 in Virginia and died on 14 Jul 1816 in Virginia at age 4.

34 F iv. Jane Scaggs was born on 16 Aug 1813 in Monroe Co West Virginia and died in Aug 1830 in Indiana at age 17.

35 F v. Elizabeth Scaggs was born on 28 Jan 1815 in Monroe Co West Virginia.

36 F vi. Cinderalia Scaggs was born on 17 Nov 1817 in Indiana and died on 31 Aug 1837 in Indiana at age 19.

37 M vii. Andrew Jackson Scaggs was born on 30 Dec 1819 in Virginia and died on 1 Jan 1908 in California at age 88.

Fourth Generation

30. Sarah Nicholas (Margaret Swope⁶, Joseph², Hans Ulrich¹) was born in 1801 in Cabell Co West Virginia and died after 1861 in Cabell Co West Virginia.

General Notes: Sarah and her father shown living with her son Perry in 1860 1860 Cabell County, VA #1122 McCallister, Perry 27 VA Parathenia 24 VA Sarah 01 VA Sarah 60 VA (Perry's mother) Senith 20 VA (probably Cenash) Catherine 14 VA Nicholas, John 84 NC (Sarah's father)

Sarah married Richard McCallister, son of Joseph McCallister and Unknown, on 11 Jan 1821 in Kanawha Co West Virginia.¹⁰ ¹¹ Richard was born in 1802 in Virginia ^¹³ and died on 5 Jun 1859 in Cabell Co West Virginia at age 57. The cause of his death was Consumption.

38 F i. Edicie McCallister was born in 1825 in Cabell Co West Virginia. Another name for Edicie was "Dicy."

+ 40 M iii. Sylvester McCallister was born in 1828 in Cabell Co West Virginia and died about 1870 in Cabell Co West Virginia about age 42.

41 M iv. Wesley McCallister was born in 1831 in Cabell Co West Virginia and died on 4 Aug 1854 in Cabell Co West Virginia at age 23.

Wesley married Martha A Harvey, daughter of John Harvey and Jane Paul, on 15 Dec 1852 in Putnam Co West Virginia.

44 F vii. Margaret McCallister was born in 1837 in Virginia and died before Jan 1860 in Cabell Co West Virginia.

45 F viii. Sarah H McCallister was born in 1839 in Cabell Co West Virginia and died before 1900.

Sarah married Andrew Jackson Chandler on 1 Jan 1860 in Kanawha Co West Virginia.

48 F xi. Analee McCallister was born after 1846 in Cabell Co West Virginia and died on an unknown date.

Fifth Generation

39. Cynthia McCallister (Sarah Nicholas³⁰, Margaret Swope⁶, Joseph², Hans Ulrich¹) was born in 1825 in Cabell Co West Virginia.

Cynthia married Richard McCallister Junior, son of Richard McCallister and Margaret Nickell. Richard was born about 1792.

49 F i. Dicey Evelynia McCallister was born on 15 Jun 1858 in Cabell Co West Virginia and died on 12 Mar 1908 in Fayette Co, West Virginia at age 49.

50 F ii. Sara E McCallister was born on 5 Apr 1859 in Putnam Co West Virginia and died before 1860.

51 M iii. Wesley Goulsby McCallister was born on 21 Jun 1859 in Cabell Co West Virginia.

52 F iv. Cynthia Ann McCallister was born on 16 Sep 1860 and died on 20 Dec 1880 in Cabell Co West Virginia at age 20.

54 M vi. Perry J D McCallister was born on 18 Sep 1863 in Virginia and died after 1900 in Virginia.

55 M i. William Hamilton McCallister was born in Mar 1852 in Lincoln Co, Virginia and died on 5 Jan 1923 in Lincoln Co, West Virginia at age 70.

56 M i. Jason Rice McCallister was born on 27 Jul 1850 and died on 24 Dec 1937 in Lincoln Co, West Virginia at age 87.

Cynthia next married John Eli Kirk on 12 Aug 1868 in Putnam Co West Virginia. John was born in 1824 in Bedford Co, Virginia and died after 1874.

40. Sylvester McCallister (Sarah Nicholas³⁰, Margaret Swope⁶, Joseph², Hans Ulrich¹) was born in 1828 in Cabell Co West Virginia and died about 1870 in Cabell Co West Virginia about age 42.

Sylvester married Mary E Harvey, daughter of John Harvey and Jane Paul, on 8 Mar 1845 in Cabell Co West Virginia. Mary was born in 1830 in Kanawha Co West Virginia and died on 30 Nov 1857 in Cabell Co West Virginia at age 27.

60 M ii. John Richard McCallister was born in 1852 in Cabell Co West Virginia.

+ 61 M iii. James Elias McCallister was born on 15 Jan 1856 in Cabell Co West Virginia and died on 22 Jul 1936 in Putnam Co West Virginia at age 80.

Sylvester next married Vernela Evaline Cremeans, daughter of Noah Cremeans and Elizabeth Unknown, on 4 Jul 1858 in Cabell Co West Virginia. Vernela was born in 1837.

62 M i. Noah Langley McCallister was born in Jun 1861 in Cabell Co West Virginia and died in 1920 at age 59.

63 F ii. Bettie A McCallister was born in 1865 in Cabell Co West Virginia and died on 29 Sep 1887 at age 22.

42. Perry McCallister (Sarah Nicholas³⁰, Margaret Swope⁶, Joseph², Hans Ulrich¹) was born in 1833 in Cabell Co West Virginia.

Perry married Parathenia Adkins on 25 Aug 1858 in Cabell Co West Virginia. Parathenia was born in 1836 in Virginia and died on an unknown date in Virginia.

Sixth Generation

61. James Elias McCallister (Sylvester McCallister⁴⁰, Sarah Nicholas³⁰, Margaret Swope⁶, Joseph², Hans Ulrich¹) was born on 15 Jan 1856 in Cabell Co West Virginia and died on 22 Jul 1936 in Putnam Co West Virginia at age 80.

James married Belvia D Alford, daughter of Robert Alford and Leanzey Coon, before 1882. Belvia was born on 19 Jan 1858 in Putnam Co West Virginia,^¹⁴ died on 27 Aug 1899 in Putnam Co West Virginia ^¹⁴ at age 41, and was buried in The Alford Cemetery.

68 F ii. Martha E McCallister was born in Jan 1880 in Putnam Co West Virginia.

69 M iii. Langley McCallister was born after 1880 in Putnam Co West Virginia.

+ 70 F iv. Minnie McCallister was born after 1880 in Putnam Co West Virginia.

+ 71 F v. Hannah Alice McCallister was born on 4 Jan 1882 in Putnam Co West Virginia and died in 1920 in Putnam Co West Virginia at age 38.

Seventh Generation

70. Minnie McCallister (James Elias McCallister⁶¹, Sylvester McCallister⁴⁰, Sarah Nicholas³⁰, Margaret Swope⁶, Joseph², Hans Ulrich¹) was born after 1880 in Putnam Co West Virginia.

General Notes: Minnie McCallister and "Uncle Emsley" raised Easol Pullen and someof the other children of Hannah Alice McCallister after her death.

71. Hannah Alice McCallister (James Elias McCallister⁶¹, Sylvester McCallister⁴⁰, Sarah Nicholas³⁰, Margaret Swope⁶, Joseph², Hans Ulrich¹) was born on 4 Jan 1882 in Putnam Co West Virginia and died in 1920 in Putnam Co West Virginia at age 38. The cause of her death was Tuberculosis.

Hannah married Alvin Mora Pullen, son of James Franklin Pullen and Mary Jane Milliron, on 1 Nov 1898. Alvin was born on 15 Jan 1873 in Lincoln Co, West Virginia and died on 11 Oct 1918 in Putnam Co West Virginia at age 45. The cause of his death was Fell from roof.

+ 73 F i. Myrtle Belva Pullen was born on 8 Sep 1900 in Putnam Co West Virginia and died in 1963 at age 63.

74 M ii. John Alvin Pullen was born in 1902 in Putnam Co West Virginia and died in 1926 at age 24. The cause of his death was Consumption or Pneumonia.

75 M iii. Delmer Edwin Pullen was born on 24 Jun 1904 in Putnam Co West Virginia and died in Dec 1965 in Putnam Co West Virginia at age 61. The cause of his death was Causes related to disability.

76 M iv. Infant Pullen was born on 27 Dec 1905 in Putnam Co West Virginia and died on 29 Dec 1905 in Putnam Co West Virginia.

+ 77 F v. Minnie Ota Pullen was born on 18 Dec 1906 in Putnam Co West Virginia and died in 1997 in Akron, Ohio at age 91.

+ 78 M vi. James Ray Pullen Senior was born on 29 Sep 1908 in Putnam Co West Virginia ^¹⁵ and died on 25 Apr 1974 in Putnam Co West Virginia ^¹⁵ at age 65.

79 F vii. Zula Mae Pullen was born on 1 Oct 1910 in Putnam Co West Virginia and died on 27 Oct 1994 in Akron, Ohio at age 84.

Eighth Generation

73. Myrtle Belva Pullen (Hannah Alice McCallister⁷¹, James Elias McCallister⁶¹, Sylvester McCallister⁴⁰, Sarah Nicholas³⁰, Margaret Swope⁶, Joseph², Hans Ulrich¹) was born on 8 Sep 1900 in Putnam Co West Virginia and died in 1963 at age 63.

Myrtle married Vance Britton on 10 Sep 1919 in Putnam Co West Virginia. Vance was born on 15 Jan 1894 in Doddridge Co West Virginia and died in Jul 1971 in Kanawha Co, West Virginia at age 77.

77. Minnie Ota Pullen (Hannah Alice McCallister⁷¹, James Elias McCallister⁶¹, Sylvester McCallister⁴⁰, Sarah Nicholas³⁰, Margaret Swope⁶, Joseph², Hans Ulrich¹) was born on 18 Dec 1906 in Putnam Co West Virginia and died in 1997 in Akron, Ohio at age 91.

Minnie married Basil Eggleton. Basil was born on 27 Jul 1907 ^¹⁷ and died in Jul 1965 ^¹⁷ at age 58.

78. James Ray Pullen Senior (Hannah Alice McCallister⁷¹, James Elias McCallister⁶¹, Sylvester McCallister⁴⁰, Sarah Nicholas³⁰, Margaret Swope⁶, Joseph², Hans Ulrich¹) was born on 29 Sep 1908 in Putnam Co West Virginia ^¹⁵ and died on 25 Apr 1974 in Putnam Co West Virginia ^¹⁵ at age 65.

80. Evelyn Easol Pullen (Hannah Alice McCallister⁷¹, James Elias McCallister⁶¹, Sylvester McCallister⁴⁰, Sarah Nicholas³⁰, Margaret Swope⁶, Joseph², Hans Ulrich¹)

Evelyn married Waitman Barbe Biggs Senior,¹⁸ son of Augustus Lee Biggs and Sidney Jane Miller. Waitman was born on 1 Feb 1914 in Monroe Co, Virginia ^{¹⁸ ¹⁹} and died on 18 Sep 2000 in Putnam Co West Virginia ^²⁰ at age 86.

Ninth Generation

81. Billy Vance Britton (Myrtle Belva Pullen⁷³, Hannah Alice McCallister⁷¹, James Elias McCallister⁶¹, Sylvester McCallister⁴⁰, Sarah Nicholas³⁰, Margaret Swope⁶, Joseph², Hans Ulrich¹)

88. Waitman Barbe Biggs Junior (Evelyn Easol Pullen⁸⁰, Hannah Alice McCallister⁷¹, James Elias McCallister⁶¹, Sylvester McCallister⁴⁰, Sarah Nicholas³⁰, Margaret Swope⁶, Joseph², Hans Ulrich¹)

89. Sidney Jane Biggs (Evelyn Easol Pullen⁸⁰, Hannah Alice McCallister⁷¹, James Elias McCallister⁶¹, Sylvester McCallister⁴⁰, Sarah Nicholas³⁰, Margaret Swope⁶, Joseph², Hans Ulrich¹)

Sidney married Hoy Glenwood Shingleton Junior,²¹ son of Hoy Glenwood Shingleton Senior and Estelene Belle Long.

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