Notes

Mother was listed as “Margt Lee Medwin” on Alonya’s death certificate.

Was born as Alonzo, married as Albt (Albert) and died as Alonya.

Named “Alanzg Ro King” on Valerie June’s death record.

King, Alonzo Royden (I6)

1271

Mount Hicks King’s home

Family F1509

1272

Moved away from father at age 12 (joined Wilhelmina, Bertha and Edward in San Fransisco), “I don’t think mom [Eugenia Adelina Nenn] ever saw her father [Karl Ferdinand Nenn] again after she got on the train. I know Uncle Ed [Edward Robert Nenn] wanted to pay her way back there but she wouldn’t go, until after her father was dead.” - Betty Jeane McKay

Eugina took what jobs were available - housemaid, waitress etc, but each night she went to night highschool where she met Leonard Mortimore McKay, who was also working during the day.

Nenn, Eugenia Adelina (I52)

1273

moved in Boston by 1860

Engley, Lewis (I1270)

1274

Myrtle Anthony

Anthony, Myrtle (I2323)

1275

Myrtle Grace Abbott

Abbott, Myrtle Grace (I102)

1276

Myrtle Ivy Hilda Edwards

Edwards, Myrtle Ivy Hilda (I2434)

1277

Name is recorded as Josh on the marriage record, but oral history states his name was Joe.

Joe Lee was a very lovable rogue, but he liked to drink. He was an American sailor (merchant navy?) who jumped ship in Melbourne. He came from a reasonably wealthy American family (maybe Boston?). During the time Una Alice Abbott knew him, she recalled numerous occasions when his American family would send him money to return to America. He would use the money to go on a bender (out drinking) and one of the family would end up having to retreive him from a pub in Melbourne.

Finally, the family sent tickets on board ship for him to return and he left and said goodbye to Margaret Annie Medwin, went into Melbourne, got on board the boat and cashed in the ticket. He then got off the boat and returned some weeks later to Kooweerup. After Una Alice Abbott and Alonzo Royden King’s marriage failed, they lived with Joe and Margaret at the house in Kooweerup. Joe was very handy, and built a leanto onto the house for Una and the children to live in.

Joe is referred to in “More Mickle Memories of Kooweerup”, but incorrectly as being Scandanavian. It appears he worked as a house painter.

Lee, Josh/Joe (I943)

1278

Name listed as:
- Ann (Lucy Ann Jane’s death record)
- Nano (Lucy Ann Jane’s birth record)
- Nanno (Thomas’ death record)
- Honora (Thomas’ birth record)
- Nanno (marriage record)

Ryan, Ann/Nano (I2265)

1279

Name listed as:
- Catherine Edwards (on Phoebe Catherine Edwards death record)

Edwards, Phoebe Catherine (I41)

1280

Name listed as:
- Martha Bailey (on James Jnr. Mills’ death record)

Bailey, Mary Ann (I37)

1281

Name LYON, Nathaniel
Born July 14 1818, Ashford CT
Died August 10 1861, Wilson's Creek MO
Pre-War Profession Graduated West Point 1841, Seminole war, Mexican war,
service in 'Bloody Kansas'.
War Service 1861 commanded St Louis arsenal, seized the pro-Confederate
Camp Jackson, May 1861 appointed Brig. Gen. of Volunteers, Wilson's
Creek (k).
Notes
Further reading
Peckham, James Gen. Nathaniel Lyon, and Missouri in 1861: a monograph of
the great rebellion New York, American News Company, 1866
Phillips, Christopher Damned Yankee : the life of General Nathaniel Lyon
Columbia, University of Missouri Press, 1990

Lyons, General Nathaniel (I410)

1282

Name Not Recorded Bailey

Bailey (I2302)

1283

Name Not Recorded Bailey

Bailey (I2301)

1284

Name noted as ‘Henry’ on the U.S. Social Security Death Index.

Nenn, Heinrich Herman (I240)

1285

Name: Wm DixonOccupation: farmerBusiness Address: Marrs twp, West FranklinPosey County Directory for 1882.From Ancestry.com