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GREENBRIER COUNTY [W.] YA., HUMPHREYS.<br />

About 1775, two or three brothers of the name of <strong>Humphreys</strong> emigrated from Ireland, and<br />

settled <strong>in</strong> Pennsylvania. <strong>The</strong>ir names were Samuel, James and John.* Samuel and John left families.<br />

I Samuel' <strong>Humphreys</strong> married .<br />

Children (all 0/ ivhom had families) :<br />

I. William.'<br />

II. Robert'; m. Jane Wylie. Family 2.<br />

III. John.'<br />

5. IV. Samuel.'<br />

6. V. Elizabeth.'<br />

VI. Isabel.'<br />

VII. Margaret.'<br />

FAMILY 2.<br />

9- Robert" <strong>Humphreys</strong> [3] ( Samuel' J married Jane Wylie, and settled on Anthony's<br />

Creek, Greenbrier County, (W.) Va.<br />

Children:<br />

I. John 3; no <strong>family</strong>.<br />

II. Andrew Cavets (Dr.), b. <strong>in</strong> 1808; m. Mary M. HefTner. Family 3.<br />

III. Robert Wylie 3; had two sons, who died <strong>in</strong> the Confederate Army—one of disease,<br />

the other killed at Cedar Creek, 19 Oct., 1S64; also liv<strong>in</strong>g sons, John Monk, who<br />

res. (1883) Anthony's Creek, W. Va.; and Rev. Cavet W., a clergyman, who res.<br />

(1883) <strong>in</strong> Missouri.<br />

13. IV. Samuel'; has several sons and daughters. Res. (1883) Rosedale, Russell County, Va.<br />

V. James'; has several sons and daughters. Res. (1883) Monroe County, W. Va.<br />

15. VI. Alexander'; had a son Alexander, who res. (1883) <strong>in</strong> Ohio.<br />

16. VII. Adel<strong>in</strong>e'; no issue.<br />

17. VIII. Mel<strong>in</strong>daJ; no issue.<br />

18. IX. Sarah Frances 3; m. Reid (now dead); had large <strong>family</strong>.<br />

• One account says John, William and Robert. See, also, the follow<strong>in</strong>g:<br />

Of this <strong>family</strong>, also, is evidently Joseph M. <strong>Humphreys</strong> (aged forty-eighti, Agent of the Grand Rapids and Indiana Railroad Co.,<br />

at Randallville, Maryland, who says he is the youngest son of John <strong>Humphreys</strong>, the eldest son of RoDERT <strong>Humphreys</strong>, who emigrated,<br />

with his parents, from Ireland at the age of ten years, about 1785, when they settled m Greenbrier County, W. Va.; removed to Clark<br />

County, Ohio, about 181 1; some years later to Lojjan County, Ohio, and then, <strong>in</strong> 1857, to Kosciusko County, Indiana, where he died <strong>in</strong><br />

1867, aged 9a years. Mr. John <strong>Humphreys</strong>' oldest son was C. C. <strong>Humphreys</strong>, who res. (1883) at Pr<strong>in</strong>ceton, Kosciusko County, ladiana;<br />

and another, eight years older than Joseph M, is Rodekt C, who res. (1883) at Bellefonta<strong>in</strong>c, Indiana.

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