Notes:

(Research):Kent Co., DE Land Records (from Google Books)
Vol 7 1756-1764
124. 5/3/1758 Deed. Joseph Rawlens and Anthony Rawlens both of Kent Co. yeomen for 18 pounds sold to Benjamin Warren Jr of the same place yeoman a tract of land (surveyed 4/18/1758) in the forest of Mispillion Hundred adj land called Long Acre, land called Parthalias Plains and land called Craburn to Joseph Greenwood's plantation in line of Rawlens Lott ... 75 3/4 acres Joseph Rawlen impower Anthony Rawlens to acknowledge my part of the aforesaid land in open court. Wit William Revell, John Newell.

8-191 5/11/1768 Deed. Mary Ann Greenwood of Sussex Co. for 25 pounds sold to Joseph Greenwood her brother of Kent Co. ..a tract of land in Mispillion Hundred s side of Manloves Mill Pond or Craiges Mill Pond pt/o a larger tract called Longford adj Brown's land. 130 acres. Wit: Samuel McCall, Mark McCall. (R:p.261)

Vol. 9
18. 5/20/1767 Indenture between Thomas Collins, sheriff Kent Co. on Delaware and Benjamin Brown, Mispillion Hundred. By writ issued out of Court of Common Pleas directing Collins to sell goods, chattels, land and tenements of «u»Joseph Greenwood«/u», yeoman, for debt. Benjamin Warran recovered judgment in court for the debt of 54 pounds also 3 pounds 7 shillings 11 pence in court costs. Sheriff was directed to seize Greenwood's 185 acres of land. Sheriff inquired of Thomas Peerkin and Edward Gibbs whether rents for 7 years would pay debts and damages. On order of another writ, Sheriff sold property to Benjamin Brown for 85 pounds. Witness John Bell and Thomas Chapman. Acknowledged 5/14/1768.

10-92 5/26/1774 Indenture between Sarah Greenwood, admx of Joseph Greenwood, late of Kent on Delaware, decd and Johnson Earickson of Mispillion Hundred, same co. yeoman. Joseph Greenwood was seized in fee of tract of land in hund and co. afsd and died intestate leaving insufficient personal estate to pay considerable debts. Sarah Greenwood, widow, petitioned court to sell real estate to pay his creditors, court considered and granted same. She sold the land to James Gordon for 20 shillings per acre and survey was made by Mark McCall, surveyor, and premises were found to contain 112 ¼ acres of land. Beginning at cor of land of William Carpenter … land claimed by heirs of Benjamin Brown …land claimed by Sampson Levy of Philadelphia. James Gordon sold the land to Johnson Earickson who now requests deed for consideration of 112 pounds 5 shillings 7 & Sarah Greenwood conveys same. Wit Silas Snow, Mark McCall. Ackn 5/26/1774. (V:179)

11-135 4/16/1779 Deed. Samson Levy of the town of New Castle, New Castle Co., Delaware merchant for L1000 paid by Joseph Purden sold to Levin Wainwright of Mispillion Hundred, Kent Co. yeoman 150 acre tract of land. Adjacent land late in possession of Joseph Greenwood, land late of Charles Kimmey, land of Elijah Sipple and land late of William Walton & also the 2 a. 11 perches mill lot….whereas Anthony Rawlings formerly of said hundred did convey unto William Manlove of said place a 120 a. 160 perches parcel of land in Browns Neck in said hundred on the s side of Murther Creek adj the Kings Road, and the land by sundry mesne conveyances became vested in Thomas Craig who being indebted to the said Samson Levy and after a legal process against said Craig for the recovery of the debt, the land was sold by virtue of a writ to the said Samson Levy as the higgest bidder at an auction …..Samuel McCall, surveyor of Kent Co. and found to contain 150 acres of upland and cripple besides 2 a. 11 perches in a mill lot. Wit George Martin, John Purden.

This must be Joseph's father Joseph, married to Sarah whose estate was administered in 1773. This sure looks like it probably set this family back. No wonder poor Joseph Jr. was searching for units to serve in the Rev. War so he could get some cash, and then looked to get out of Delaware as soon as he could after that.
This does tie Joseph Greenwood to Jonathan Greenwood since there is a deed where Jonathan bought 50 acres which involves a Rawlings in 1743. Not sure if this is one you found while we were in Dover or not.
This Indenture made the Tenth Day of August in the Year of our Lord Christ One Thousand Seven hundred and forty three. Between Thomas Hill of the county of Kent upon Delaware Yeoman of the one part and Jonathan Greenwood of the above County Yeoman of the other part. Wittnesseth the said Thomas Hill for and in consideration of the sum of one thousand pounds of good Tobacco to him in hand paid or secured to be paid at or before the sealing and delivery of these presents by the said Thomas Hill the rect hereof I do hereby acknowledge and myself therewith fully satisfyed and contented and thereof and of every part and parcell thereof do exonorate requit and discharge the said Jonathan Greenwood his heirs Exec. Adm, and assigns forever by these presents have given granted bargained sold allineated conveyed and confirmed and by these presents do freely fully and absolutely give grant bargain sell allineate convey and confirm to the said Jonathan Greenwood his heirs and assigns forever one certain messuage and tract of land of which the said Thomas Hill bought of «u»Anthony Rawlings«/u» seituate and lying between the two head branch of the Murderkill Creek which is commonly called Browns Neck, Beginning at a marked red oak and from thence South binding upon the said Greenwood Eighty perches to a corner tree thence East one hundred perches, Thence North Eighty perches, thence South One hundred perches to place of Beginning Laid out for fifty acres of Land. To have and to hold this said granted and bargained said premises with all the appurtenances and priviledges and commodities to this land belonging or in any wise appertaining to him the said Jonathan Greenwood his Exec. Adm. or Assigns forevers to his and their only proper life and benefitt and behalf forever and the said Thos Hill for my self my heirs Exec. Adm or assigns to premises covenant and grant to and with the said Jonathan Greenwood and his heirs Exe. Adm. or assigns that before the sealing and delivery of these presents that I am the true sole and lawfull owner of the above granted premises and am lawfully Cized and possessed of the land in my own proper right as good perfect and absolute and state of inheritance & have in my self good right full ___ and lawfull authority to grant bargain sell convey and confirm the said bargained premisses in manner as above said. and that the said Jonathan Greenwood his heirs Exec. Adm. or assigns, shall and may from time to time and at all times forever hereafter by virtue of these presents Lawfully peacably and quietly have hold occupy possess and enjoy the said granted and bargained premises with the appurtenances free and clear and freely and clearly acquitted exonorated and discharged and from all manner of former gifts grants bargains sales mortgages wills entails loyntines (?) doiszise (?) Judgements executions and all other troubles and encumbrances whatsoever. I the said Thos Hill do further covenant and bind my self my heirs Exec. Adm. and assigns and every of them firmly and by the _____ to warrant and forever to defend the said Jonathan Greenwood his heirs Exec. Adm or Assigns forever in peaceable and quiet possession of all and singular the said granted premisses and against ___ and lawfull claim of any person or persons whatsoever. In witness whereof I the said Thomas Hill have hereunto set my hand and affixed my seal the day and year first above written. Signed sealed and delieved in the presence of us, William Pegg, Margarett Pegg (her mark). Signed Thomas Hill (his mark).
Kent County. Be it Remembered that on the Tenth Day of August Anno Dom. 1743 Came into the coiurt of Common Pleas Thomas Hill and Acknowledged the within Deed and that the land and premisses therein specified to be the Right of Jonathan Greenwood According to the purport and effect thereof. In Testimony whereof I have hereunto affixed the Publick Seal of the County. Samuel Chew Picton (?), Jn. Housman Recordr.
A True Copy
In this set of books on Google Books, there are lots of mention of Phineas, Jonas (he was a surveyor), etc. I'm wondering if some of the references to Jonathan may show John as his name. In his estate administration which I looked at in Dover it was titled Jonathan, but on down in the thing it says John. Anyway, I'd like to look at the listings for John closer to be sure they refer to John the son of Jonas.

Joseph — Sarah. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

(Research):1 Mary d: Aft. 1830 Census: 1830 Shelby Co., Ky with son Joseph Herington, wf age 70-80 (prob. her)
.. +Jonathan Harrington d: Aft. 1790 Census: 1790 Craven Co., NC, Newbern Dist.
2 Joseph Harrington b: Abt. 1784 in DE d: Aft. 1830 Census: 1820 Shelby Co., KY age 26-45
.... +? b: in VA
2 Jonathan Harrington b: 24 Aug 1786 d: 11 Dec 1853 Shelby Co., KY Census: 1820 Shelby Co., KY age 26-45 Burial: Harrington Cemetery
.... +Hester Lacewell m: 23 May 1811 in Shelby Co., KY
2 Polly Harrington b: Abt. 1792 d: Aft. 1810
.... +James Staton m: 10 Nov 1810 in Lincoln Co., KY
2 Martha Harrington b: 27 Apr 1792 in NC d: 28 Oct 1873 Trimble Co., KY
.... +William Robinson m: 13 Mar 1813 in Shelby Co., KY
*2nd Husband of Martha Harrington:
.... +Leonard Harley b: 10 Mar 1798 in Culpepper Co., VA d: 28 Apr 1891 Trimble Co., KY m: 28 Mar 1820 in Shelby Co., KY Census: 1880 Trimble Co., KY Burial: Harley Graveyard, Hwy 3175
2 Rebecca Harrington b: Abt. 1793
.... +Thomas Brooks m: 19 Oct 1811 in Shelby Co., KY
2 Rachel Harrington b: Abt. 1794
.... +Samuel M. Cameron m: 10 Dec 1812 in Shelby Co., KY
*2nd Husband of Mary:
.. +Moses Clampett b: Dec 1750 in Kent Co., DE d: 1821 Shelby Co., KY m: Bet. 1796 - 1801 Census: 1810 Lincoln Co., KY

?Mary? — Jonathan Harrington. Jonathan died Bef 11 Feb 1792, Rowan County, NC. [Group Sheet]

?Mary? — Moses Clampett. Moses was born Abt Dec 1750, Kent County, DE; died Abt 1821, Shelby County, KY. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Revolutionary War Veteran
1st Delaware 1776-1777
Delaware Milita 1777
Maryland Militia 1778

(Research):1790 Federal Census:
Rowan County, NC
Joseph Greenwood
1 male 16 or older
3 males under 16
5 females

Circuit Ct. in Chancery, Madison Co., AL Record Book G beginning with 1834.
P. 406. Original bill filed 27 Oct 1832. Samuel Bennett states that on 12 Dec 1811 Joseph Greenwood purchased NE ¼ S11 T3 R1W. Benjamin Holloway, Francis Haynes, John W. Bell and Nathaniel Terry are defendants.

Madison Co. Superior Ct. , Mississippi Territory
Beginning 2 Monday 11 January 1813
Joseph Greenwood vs. Rice Ellington
John Boring vs Geo. Sharp
later:
Joseph Greenwood v. Thomas Patterson July 1813


AL Records, Vol 127, Madison Co., G surnames: Marriages, Deeds and Estates
Book K, p. 495. 2/7/1827. Mortgage. Joseph Greenwood of Madison Co., to Elisha Clampit of Jackson Co., Ala SE of 34-1-1W where said Greenwood now lives.
Book L., page 307 1/10/1828. Joseph Greenwood and wife Elizabeth to John Mosely. SE of 34-1-18. Randolph Sullivan and James Atkins, JP.


Knob Creek Church of Christ at Dukedom, Kentucky, was the first Restoration Church to use the name "Church of Christ". Some of the early settlers arriving in southern Graves County, Kentucky and northen Weakley County, Tennessee brought with them the teachings of Barton W. Stone and the "Christians Only" movement, and wanted to have a local church where they could worship. These settlers located John Parkhill from Calloway County, Kentucky and sent one of their members to summon him to help found the congregation. In June, 1834, Parkhill established the congregation, incorporating the "Christians Only" teachings of Stone and the "Reformed Baptist" teachings of Alexander Campbell, Stone and Campbell having merged their movements in 1832. The church was established in the home of member Simon Foy and his wife Charlotte Simms Foy, who had immigrated to the area in about 1828 from Limestone County, Alabama, and whose homestead was on Knob Creek, near the present Clinard farm. The first church building was erected in about 1845, south of the Foy homestead on the border between Kentucky and Tennessee, about a mile west of where the present building stands. Although no longer located on Knob Creek, the congregation retained the original name. This was the first Restorationist congregation to use the name "Church of Christ", a name now in use by hundreds of Restorationist congregations worldwide. The founding members were Simon and Charlotte Foy, their daughters Charlotte and Elizabeth, their sons James and William, John Johnson and his wife Elizabeth, and Uell Olive.

Joseph married Martha Jones 1 Jan 1783, Kent County, DE. Martha (daughter of Jacob Jones and Augustine "Leny" Currier) was born 1764, Cecil County, MD; died Bef 1828, Madison County, AL. [Group Sheet]

Joseph married Elizabeth Bef 1828, AL or TN. Elizabeth was born Abt 1742; died Aft Mar 1835, Calloway County, KY. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

In Trimble County, KY in 1850 and 1860

William married Elizabeth Evans 3 Sep 1800, Lincoln County, KY. [Group Sheet]

William married Rutha Clampett 5 Aug 1806, Lincoln County, KY. Rutha (daughter of Moses Clampett) was born Abt 1775, DE; died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

William married Mary Parham 27 Sep 1842, Trimble County, KY. Mary was born Abt 1785, VA; died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

Margaret married John Boren, II 2 Mar 1802, Lincoln County, KY. John was born Abt 1781; died Abt 1850, Itawamba County, MS. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

(Research):Bondsman on marriage bond was Wm. Anderson and Uricas Anderson

Nancy married William Anderson 4 Mar 1807, Wilson County, TN. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

(Research):A William Hargrove of about the correct age appears in Mercer County, KY in 1810.

Jane married William Hartgroves 21 Apr 1808, Wilson County, TN. [Group Sheet]

Martha married Henry Loy 23 Jul 1809, Huntsville, Madison County, Mississippi Territory. Henry (son of George Loy and Catherine Tillman) was born 23 Jul 1790, Orange County, NC; died 31 Aug 1873, Jackson County, IL; was buried , Looney Springs Cemetery, Campbell Hill, Jackson County, IL. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

(Research):A conference was held in April (1837), when it was voted to ordain three elders viz. A. B. Wilson to take charge of that part of the conference that rein Tennesse [Tennessee], James Beaty for the same in Kentucky, and Alfred Loy, who soon after in company with others faom [from] that place at whose requst [request] I led from thence to Far West Mo.; for that is the name of the place where the church has located in Caldwell Co. at a distance of about thirty miles in nearly a northerly direction from Liberty Clay Co. My stay in that region was not over three weeks, as it became duty for me to leave there for this place: I journied [journeyed] by water from Liberty via. St. Louis and other intermediate places to Wellsville, occupying sixteen days from Liberty to Kirtland, being absent near eight months and travelled [traveled] in all by land and water over five thousand miles, preaching the word to thousands-many of whom had a desire to learn about the strange truth contained in the gospel of the Son of God. May their honest requests be satisfied in a good degree, while I may for a time be permitted to enjoy the society of an affectionate family and many worthy friends in this place. I am in the bonds of the gospel, yours &c. H. G. Sherwood from a letter dated 1 Aug 1837
(http://www.centerplace.org/history/ma/v3n11.htm)

Caldwell County, MO
Alfred Loy 6-15-1837 7 W 1/2 of NW 1/4 of Sec. 3 Record # 958-- 80 acres
Caldwell County, MO
Alfred Loy 7-14-1837 11Sw 1/4 of SE 1/4 of Sec. 21 Record # 2124-- 40 acres

1838
On the 29th of April I preached at Brother Crides and baptized and confirmed them. I put a crop in the spring of the year 1838 and then on the 11th day of June I started in company with Clapp and Alfred Lay and Radolph Alexander and Petty to preach again on my second mission. I took passage on the steamer Kansas at Jack Ferry in Ray County. I went to St. Louis then down the river and up the Ohio to Prode Ferry and then commenced our labors. I left Petty and Alexander at the mouth of the Tennessee River. We landed on the Kentucky side and went up into Warren County and Clapp and Lay left me. (Autobiographical sketch of Isaac Allred, http://www.allredfamily.org/issac_allred.htm)

1840: Federal Census: Madison County, IL
Lay, Alfred
male (20-30), Alfred was abt 30
female (20-30) Jane was abt 24
male (5-10) George was abt 5
female (under 5), Martha was 3

1850 Federal Census:
Louisville, Eldoroda County, CA (Enum 16 Jan 1850)
Loy, Alfred, age 40, laborer, born Alabama

1850 Federal Census:
Perry County, IL
Loy, Jane, age 34,born in KY
Loy, George H., age 14 born in IL
Loy, Martha J. age 13, born in MO
Loy, Mary A., age 5, born in IL
Loy, Eliza, age 4, born in IL

Excerpt from a letter written by Mrs. Minnie May Snyder (1875-1971) of Belleville, Illinois. She was the step daughter of Henry G. Loy. Her mother was Mary E. Bradley and her father was John W. Brashear who died when she was abt 2 years old. Her mother married Henry G. Loy when Minnie was about 5 years old so he was the only father she ever knew.

«i»"Dr. Alfred Loy was the oldest in the family and when they all went to California at the time of the Gold rush - Pa, the doctor, and several of their sisters were in the wagon train that crossed the plains in the covered wagons. It took them six months to make the trip out to California; one of Pa's sisters died and they had to leave her there and then when they got to Salt Lake City, Utah, they go mixed up with the Mormons and those who escaped had to go by night, and Dr. Loy was there when Pa would tell us about his trip across (but what ever became of him we do not know)"«/i»

Alfred married Jane Cornish 13 Oct 1834, Mercer County, KY. Jane was born Abt 1816, KY; died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

(Research):1850 Federal Census
Franklin County, IL
Jas. McCartney, age 42, born TN, farmer
Sarah McCartney, age 22, born TN
Martha McCartney, age 17, born KY
Wyatt McCartney, age 14, born KY
Sarah McCartney, age 12, born IL
Jas. McCartney, age 10, born IL
Wm. L. McCartney, age 2, born IL
Jno F. McCartney, age 4/12, born IL

1860 Federal Census
Liberty, Washington County, MO
Dwelling 1172, Family 1161
McCartney, Jas., age 52, born TN, laborer
McCartney, Martha, age 24, born KY
McCartney, Sarah, age 18, born IL
McCartney, James, age 16, born IL
Dwelling 1173, Family 1162
McCartney, Wiat, age 20, born KY, laborer
McCartney, Emily, age 20, born MO
McCartney, Jas., age 5/12, born MO

Sarah married James McCartney 3 Dec 1831, Calloway County, KY. James was born Abt 1808, TN; died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

No known children.

Katherine married Oliver Rice Drown 16 Nov 1836, Calloway County, KY. Oliver was born Abt 1813, TN; died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Although information is limited for this family while in Illinois, two land records exist showing that James and Jane sold land in Jackson County in March and April 1852. It is thought that this was just prior to their move west. Along with Jane's siblings, Alfred, Barsheba, and Henry G., they traveled west about 1853. No more is known of James after the sale of land in 1852 but Jane and her daughters were living near Lewiston, Trinity County, California by 1870«i»
«/i»

(Research):1850 Federal Census:
District 7, Perry County, IL
Kelley, James C., age 32, born TN, farmer
Kelley, Jane, age 32, born AL
Kelley, Catherine K., age 6, born IL
Kelley, Elizabeth, age 5, born IL
Kelley, Milley, age 3, born IL
Kelley, Rachel, age 19, born IL

1860 Federal Census:
Linda, Yuba County, CA
Kelly, James, age 46, born TN, Laborer
Kelly, Jane, age 41, born AL
Kelly, Elizabeth, age 14, born IL
Kelly, Jane, age 12, born IL
Kelly, Martha, age 10, born IL
Bradley, Henry, age 20, born IL, Laborer
Bradley, Catherine, age 16, born IL

1870 Federal Census:
Lewiston, Trinity County, CA
Stofer, Frank B., age 36, born OH
Stofer, Martha E., age 19, born IL
Stofer, Franklin, age 2, born CA
Stofer, Marian, age 1, born CA
Kelley, Jane, age 52, born AL

1880 Federal Census:
Lewisto, Trinity County, CA
Stoffer, Frank B., age 46, born OH, father born PA, mother born NY
Stoffer, Martha E., age 29, born IL, father born TN, mother born AL
Stoffer, Frank L., age 13, born CA, father born OH, mother born IL
Stoffer, Minerva, age 11, born CA, father born OH, mother born IL
Stoffer, Addie B., age 9, born CA, father born OH, mother born IL
Stoffer, Dom R., age 7, born CA, father born OH, mother born IL
Stoffer, Susan E., age 3, born CA, father born OH, mother born IL
Kelly, Jane E., age 62, born AL, parents born AL

Jane married James C. Kelley Abt 1843, IL. James was born Abt 1818, TN; died Bef 1870, CA. [Group Sheet]

Mary married William H. Carter 6 Jul 1842, Jackson County, IL. William was born 22 Jul 1820, Greenville, TN; died 28 Feb 1898, Ava, Jackson County, IL; was buried , Looney Springs Cemetery, Campbell Hill, Jackson County, IL. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

(Research):Widow of Wm. Carter and daughter of Henry Loy, was united in marriage with David Darrough, by who she had three children. After his death she married Daniel Shaw. He died and on July 23d, 1896, she was united in marriage with Wm. Carter, and for many years a member of the Presbyterian church. Source: Life & Labors of Rev. Henry S. Gordon)

Jun 1880 Census Place: Pinckneyville, Perry, Illinois
Source: FHL Film 1254242 National Archives Film T9-0242 Page 127C
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
D. T. DARR Self M M W 25 IL
Occ: Farmer Fa: KY Mo: AL
Ellen DARR Wife F M W 20 IL
Occ: Keeping House Fa: NC Mo: TN
Della May DARR Dau F S W 1 IL
Fa: IL Mo: IL
David DARR Son M S W 1M IL
Fa: IL Mo: IL
Maggie SHAW Mother F W 52 AL
Fa: AL Mo: IL
H. G. DARR Brother M W 27 IL
Occ: Farmer Fa: NC Mo: AL

Margaret married David Harshaw Darrough 15 Jan 1852, Jackson County, IL. David was born 12 Dec 1816, Fairfield County, SC; died 14 Oct 1856, Perry County, IL. [Group Sheet]

Margaret married Daniel T. Shaw 7 Oct 1858, Jackson County, IL. Daniel was born 18 Jan 1803, SC; died 9 Oct 1875, Perry County, IL. [Group Sheet]

Margaret married William H. Carter 23 Jul 1896, Jackson County, IL. William was born 22 Jul 1820, Greenville, TN; died 28 Feb 1898, Ava, Jackson County, IL; was buried , Looney Springs Cemetery, Campbell Hill, Jackson County, IL. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

(Research):1860 Federal Census:
Linda, Yuba County, CA
Jordan, John F., age 32, born TN, Farmer
Jordan, Rachel, age 32, born TN
Jordan, Margaret A., age 10, born IL
Jordan, James F., age 1, born CA
Jordan, Eliza J., age 4/12, born CA
Marker, Peter N., age 15, born Denmark, farm labo

Barsheba married John Francis Jordan 12 Jan 1847, Jackson County, IL. John was born Abt 1827, TN; died 22 Dec 1896, Loomis, Pacific County, WA. [Group Sheet]

Henry married Jane E. Darrough 10 Oct 1857, Perry County, IL. Jane was born 7 Oct 1829, SC; died 27 Oct 1876, Jackson County, IL; was buried , Looney Springs Cemetery, Campbell Hill, Jackson County, IL. [Group Sheet]

Henry married Mary Elizabeth Bradley 23 Jan 1878, Jackson County, IL. Mary (daughter of Rev. Richard A. Bradley and Elizabeth Oliver) was born 27 Mar 1838, Jackson County, IL; died 3 Dec 1924, Jackson County, IL; was buried , Looney Springs Cemetery, Campbell Hill, Jackson County, IL. [Group Sheet]

John married Rachel M. Hanks 25 Feb 1854, Jackson County, IL. Rachel was born 10 Nov 1838, NC; died 9 Jan 1855, Jackson County, IL; was buried , Looney Springs Cemetery, Campbell Hill, Jackson County, IL. [Group Sheet]

John married Eliza Jane Bradley 23 Oct 1856, Murphysboro, Jackson County, IL. Eliza (daughter of Rev. & Judge William Bradley and Serena Draper) was born 8 Mar 1837, Jackson County, IL; died 4 Sep 1925, Murphysboro, Jackson County, IL; was buried 6 Sep 1925, Tower Grove Cemetery, Murphysboro, Jackson County, IL. [Group Sheet]