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Descended from painter Joseph Badger; mother was Hahnbaum (German element). [LIKELY - compiled]
m. William Frederick Taft. Children: Ida May (1872-1960), Sarah 'Sadie' (1875-1913), Emma G. (1876-1962), Bertha (1890-1953), Ervin Adelbert (1895-1954).
1995 Jan Timmer family booklet (Judy Tanis Parr, from Julia Ensink & Rhoda Brower Mattison), pp. 11-78; transcription reports/timmer-booklet-1995-transcription-2026-09-14.md. [LIKELY]
Section 2, p. 69: Elsie Ensink Feenstra Lived on the Ensink farm on 32nd Ave., Hudsonville, until marrying Leland Feenstra and building a house with Leland at 3347 Quincy Street, propertyformerly of the Ensink farm. Member Zutphen Christian Reformed Church. Died at home of heart attack at age 54. Buried in Zutphen Cemetery. [LIKELY]
1995 Jan Timmer family booklet (Judy Tanis Parr, from Julia Ensink & Rhoda Brower Mattison), pp. 11-78; transcription reports/timmer-booklet-1995-transcription-2026-09-14.md. [LIKELY] Page note: divorced
STEPCHILD: child of the spouse's previous marriage; no bloodrelation to the step-parent. Per typed Kamps descendant report,14 Sep 2026. [LIKELY]
1995 Jan Timmer family booklet (Judy Tanis Parr, from Julia Ensink & Rhoda Brower Mattison), pp. 11-78; transcription reports/timmer-booklet-1995-transcription-2026-09-14.md. [LIKELY]
1995 Jan Timmer family booklet (Judy Tanis Parr, from Julia Ensink & Rhoda Brower Mattison), pp. 11-78; transcription reports/timmer-booklet-1995-transcription-2026-09-14.md. [LIKELY]
1995 Jan Timmer family booklet (Judy Tanis Parr, from Julia Ensink & Rhoda Brower Mattison), pp. 11-78; transcription reports/timmer-booklet-1995-transcription-2026-09-14.md. [LIKELY]
Maiden name Green (Lakeland Ledger obituary of Albert Sr). Married Albert Sr ~1945; 'wife Blonnie of the home' at his 2006 death. Whitepages: Blonnie M Hudson, 414 Carolyn Dr, Lakeland FL 33803. Rob (Sep 2026): Blonnie May died LAKELAND FL a few years ago - her death notice not yet found (Legacy.com: zero; Find a Grave: none in FL). Death date open. [LIKELY]
Marriage order: family HF4 (Albert/Albert Jr x Maureen Ross Pryor; son Erik b. 1969) precedes later family HF2 (Christine). FAMS lines reordered 12 Sep 2026 per birth evidence.
Known as 'Al'. Lived Logan UT / northern Utah-southern Idaho before Mar 1975; then Santee CA (10112 Three Oaks Way), later San Diego (10944 Parkdale Ave, Mira Mesa) and Ramona CA. Father of Erik and John Ross; his Ramona house passed to his sons (Rob, Sep 2026); Lori & Erik bought 16138 Hampson Pl, Ramona in Jun 2026 - the same property Erik lived at 1993-Jan 2004. Death date per Rob Murrow (22 Apr 2026, San Diego County, complications of a stroke at Palomar Hospital) [LIKELY-ROB, family oral history]. Middle name Franklin per Rob (Sep 2026); explains Erik's middle name. Aggregator 'Albert T Hudson' readings for this man are noise.
Moved to Lakeland from Lake City in 1947. 35 years with Polk County Government. WWII - Army Air Corps. Lakeland Ledger obituary (Dec 2006): survived by wife of 61 years, Blonnie Green Hudson; son Albert Jr and wife Christine of Ramona CA; (children incl.) Paul (d. 1979), Linda (Bradley, Brandon FL). [DOCUMENTED - Lakeland Ledger]
Born Benneveld, 19y at 1813 marriage; dau. of Egbert Huijing (landbouwer) & Jantje Lamberts.
[LIKELY - 1920 census, geocities dalemorrow DB]
Maurene's later marriage (family used Pryor from late 1980s). Exact date/place open.
Married George Althuis (b. 27-6-1923 Holland); children Jeffrey Scott (1954), Craig (1957) - per worksheet. Spouse not given his own record here (collateral).
Married Louis VanDyke (b. 10-5-1926 Holland) 30-8-1946; children Craig (1947), Douglas (1948); she d. 26-1-1982 per compiled genealogy.
m. VAN BRACKLE per FaG; but Bryan Co. marriage shows 'E. R. Murrow m. Thomas A. Inman 10 Apr 1887' - Van Brackle vs Inman needs reconciliation. [LIKELY; CONFLICT flagged]
DR. JOHN ADAMS MURROW of Pembroke, Bryan Co. GA. CORPUS CORRECTION: father of Clara J. Murrow Griner (1869-1956), previously mis-attributed to William J. [DOCUMENTED - WikiTree Murrow-207 + Bryan census]
REV. JOHN WILLIAM MURROW, Baptist minister of Irish descent, son of William Murrow (Rev. War, Marion's brigade per family obituary - tradition grade). Father of William J. Murrow (1822-1892), founder of the Burke Co. GA line. Wife: Mary Amelia Louisa Badger (1793 Charleston - 1867 Bryan Co. GA). Children: Mary Amelia (Pate Downs), William J., Oliver H., Rev. Jonathan Badger, Dr. John Adams, Rev. Joseph Samuel (1835-1939, Oklahoma missionary). Sources: FaG 17213117/17213186; okhistory.org MU016; extension-sc-orangeburg.md [DOCUMENTED]. The Orangeburg line is IRISH-BAPTIST - NOT German/Swiss, NOT the upstate Morrow DNA groups.
REV., Baptist minister. [LIKELY - FaG 17213117]
School teacher, alone in 1850 Burke Co. census p287A dwelling 343 - the ONLY Murrow in the 1850 Burke index. Post-1850 trail untraced. [DOCUMENTED]
Founder of the Burke County GA Murrow line. Baptist minister (1860 Burke census). Parents now identified: Rev. John William Murrow + Mary Amelia Louisa Badger. 1860 Burke children: William F., Mary A., Madison A., Rufus E. + wife Cyntha Wallace. CORPUS CORRECTION: Clara J. Murrow Griner (1869-1956) is a daughter of his BROTHER Dr. John Adams Murrow, not of William J. Sources: extension-sc-orangeburg.md [DOCUMENTED]
Leading farmer of Indian Fields Township, Tuscola Co. MI; 1892 Chapman Bros. biographical sketch pp.813-14.
Came to Canada at age 4 with HIS parents (names not given in the 1892 sketch).
Progenitor of the Jenison/Hudsonville SCHUITEMA families (surname anglicized). Married Aukje Sikkes Jonker 22 Jan 1886.
Father of Hendrik (b. 1854) and Beerd/Bert (b. 1858); 'thirty-seven years old, farmer' at Hendrik's 1854 birth registration.
KNOWN TO THE KAMPS CHILDREN AS 'UNCLE HANK' / 'LITTLE HANK'. Lived in the little red garage (dirt floor) next to the chicken coop on the Gradus Kamps farm, R#1 Byron Center. SINGLE (never married) per his death certificate at age 90; not blood family - a hired man/lodger. Donald Kamps reportedly paid for his burial. GRADUS KAMPS was the informant on his death certificate. Michigan death cert State File 70-5455 (image: kamps/Schuitema-Hendrik-death-cert-1940.jpg): DIED OF A HEART ATTACK WHILE HUNTING on Dec 31, 1940 (per Geraldine Menken Kamps: he didn't come back from hunting and the family went out to look for him) - the certificate shows months of heart disease (under physician care since Jul 19, 1940, last seen alive Dec 30), cause arteriosclerosis with myocarditis. Certificate DOB 'April 15 1850' is the informant's guess; Dutch birth record says 26 Apr 1854. 1940 CENSUS (Jamestown Twp ED 70-31 sheet 10A, enum. Apr 26 1940): enumerated as HEAD OF HIS OWN HOUSEHOLD (dwelling 42B/206), the little red garage counted as a separate dwelling between the Kamps home (205) and Gerald Kamps's place (207); owns home 'O'; occupation OPR (farm operator), industry 'NURSERY FARM' as recorded (family says the Kamps were DAIRY farmers - enumerator's word questioned); no wage/other income; single; lived same place since Apr 1935; naturalized; 0 years of school. Gradus household 1940: Gradus 65, Hendricka/Hattie 55, Rhoda 23 (canning factory), Donald 18 (handyman, State), Mildred 15, Vivian 14. Gerald Kamps (b. Feb 1906) 34, farm operator (census industry 'NURSERY FARM'; family says DAIRY) at dwelling 207. FAMILY (Rob, via Donald Kamps): Donald & Geraldine Kamps added KAMPLAND DAIRY to the home farm in the 1960s - home & store dairy products; bottling plant was the original tool shed converted to a modern dairy plant; prize-winning registered Guernsey cows sold under the GOLDEN GUERNSEY brand. CORRECTION: Rhoda born ~1916-17 (23 in 1940, 13 in 1930), NOT Oct 1907 - baptism-register 'Rimaeth b. Oct 1907' garbled/misattributed.
Buried Swan Cemetery, Tuscarora (FaG 48833078). Wife Jane Anne Swan lived to 101; Swan Cemetery is her family's burial ground. Children: Eliza Jane (Bullock) 1843-1922, William Frederick 1845-1920, Orrin Benedick 1845-85, Leonard A. 1849-50, Sarah Ann (Boyer) 1851-1919.
Buried Baxter Rural Cemetery, Tuscarora (FaG 115860566). Children: Wilma June (VanCise) 1921-76, Kathryn Elizabeth 'Kaye' (McGaffney) 1924-70, Ervin Richard 1930-2021, Emadell (Coleman) 1933-74.
LIVED TO AGE 101. Swan Cemetery in Tuscarora is her family's burial ground. Parents still open (FaG 48833078 family).
CIVIL WAR: Private, Co. G, 2nd NY Veteran Cavalry - enlisted 6 Sep 1864 at Tuscarora (age 19), mustered out 23 Aug 1865 Talladega AL as 'Toft, Orin B.' Brother of William Frederick - two brothers enlisting 3 days apart proves identification [DOCUMENTED - NY AG roster].
CIVIL WAR: Private, Company G, 2nd Regiment New York Veteran Cavalry ('Empire Light Cavalry'). Enlisted 9 Sep 1864 at Addison NY (age 18); mustered out 23 Aug 1865 at Talladega, Alabama. Also borne as 'Toft, William F.' VERIFIED against official NY Adjutant-General roster + NPS CWSS film M551 roll 138 [DOCUMENTED]. His brother Orrin Benedick enlisted 3 days earlier (6 Sep 1864, Tuscarora) into the SAME company. Buried Swan Cemetery, Tuscarora (FaG 48774630). Fold3 page exists.
1995 Jan Timmer family booklet (Judy Tanis Parr, from Julia Ensink & Rhoda Brower Mattison), pp. 11-78; transcription reports/timmer-booklet-1995-transcription-2026-09-14.md. [LIKELY] LIVING per 1995 booklet - minimal record, keep private.