Ancestors of

Silas Wolverton and Angelina (Ann) Lankhard

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Husband Silas Wolverton

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         Father: Robert Wolverton (1771-1855)
         Mother: Elizabeth Wolverton (1774-1863)

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Wife Angelina (Ann) Lankhard

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Children

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1 M William Robert (Will) Wolverton

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         Spouse: Mary Virden (      -      )

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2 F Joanna E. (Jo) Wolverton

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         Spouse: Thomas Jefferson Montague (      -      )

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General Notes: Husband - Silas Wolverton

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From Dr. Newton Wolverton
An intimate anecdotal biography of one of the most colorful characters in Canadian History
By A. N. WOLVERTON:

"My Uncle Silas and Aunt Ann (Angelina Lankhard)
"with their son, my Cousin Will and their daughter, my
"Cousin Jo (Joanna) made us a visit in the long ago. It
"was 1853. They left their home near Lexington, Ken-
"tucky, and travelled by stage to Cincinnatti. Thence
"they travelled by canal boat to the terminus of the
"Miami Canal near Sandusky. There they found a sailing
"vessel which took them to Port Stanley, south of Lon-
"don. Father met them there with a team and wagon,
"and they drove to the Village of Wolverton, Oxford
"County, a distance of over fifty miles through the woods.
"Their whole trip lasted about three weeks. My memory
"is very vivid on one point. They brought me a present
"of a pair of top boots with red tops, the joy of a boy's
"life, but they were too small. They had not calculated
"accurately the size of the feet of a boy who lived in the
"woods and who went barefoot."

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General Notes: Wife - Angelina (Ann) Lankhard

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From Dr. Newton Wolverton
An intimate anecdotal biography of one of the most colorful characters in Canadian History
By A. N. WOLVERTON:

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Notes: Marriage

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