Yesterday I believe found my Rose kindred. I had recently located Royal Rosamond’s little book ‘At Matha Healey’s Grave’ that I published in 1998 under Royal Rosamond Press Co. I had got a copy of this book from a library, and took it to a printer. I gifted the University of Oregon with a copy of just twenty books. I was too poor to afford more. I intended this copy for my freind Edwin Corbin, but, realized I had no copy for myself, and kept it.
On the first page we have a ‘Pictorial Biography’ of my mother’s father, born Frank Wesely Rosamond. Royal is a pen name. Royal appears to be about one and half years of age. He and my grandson, Tyler Hunt, look like brothers. The caption reads’
“If my parents hada knowed it – that one so serious would turn out to be a humorist – they never would have growed it.”
This book of nine pages is part of Royal’s ‘Humor Of The States Series’. I think the reason Frank is looking glum, is, his folks put him in a dress!
On the inside back of the cover we find a ‘Thumbnail Biography Of Royal Rosamond’ that reads;
“John Rose, R.R.’s grandfather, a saw-mill man, settled with his daughter, Ida Lousisiana Rose, in Butler Missouri, right after the Civil War. Later, Mr. Rose bought a farm four miles west of Butler, on the Miami.
Mr’s Rosamond, a widow, migrated to Butler from Mississippi, with her four sons and a daughter. Her youngest son, William Thomas, met and fell in love with Ida. Married, they were provided with a cabin on a corner of the John Rose farm, where Royal, on December 18th. 11881, was born.”
Royal does not give the name of his grandmother, the widow of William Thomas, whose surname was Rosamond, but she is Frances Morrison. As for the name Ida Lousiana Rose, my Rosamond kindred might hold a record for odd names befitting backwoods folk, such as Fanny Lou Rosamond. But, when you ask what is in a name, you discover the name Fanny means “from France”. Does Lou stand for Louisiana?
We even have a Homer Rosamond which might make the Rosamond family the quintessential American Family, especially when my kindred were named after Francis Marion ‘The Swamp Fox’ who parents were Huguenots, as was the progenitor of the Rosamond family who may have come from Rougemont Switzerland, a city that was once a part of France. Frank Wesely Rosamond was named after Francis, and descends from James Rosamond, who allegedly fought alongside Samuel Rosamond, who served as a Captain in the Revolutionary War under Marion. Charles Rose, the ancestor of John Rose, also fought the British in the War of Independence. John E. Rose and his wife Eiiza, are buried in Butler. His ancestor, William Hemry Rose married Hanna Gowens, a famous family from Cornwall.
The link to John E. Rose is not proven. I am going to contact the Butler Historic Society. I just tlaked to Peggy Buhr at the Bates County Museum and she told me about Order 11. Frances Rosamond came to Butler after this order.
When I talked to Elizabeth at the Miami Museum she set me straight about the city of Butler. The Meyer family historyis beautiful, a real gem.
In his history of the Rosamond family family (1938) Leland Rosemond mentions, and then dismisses Fair Rosamond as being key to our family and our name. However, with my resent discovery about the true Rose Lineage, the Holy Grail has come to America. Rosamond had a graal cup entwined in vines on her tomb. She is the sleeping beauty that will soon awaken and behold her Family Tree that spring from my late sister, Christine Rosamond Benton.
Ed Corbin’s mother is kin to Francis Cavenaugh a Plymouth Brethren from which the evangelicals hail.
Here is the Rose Association
http://www.rosefamilyassociation.com/
Jon Presco
http://www.sullivansfarms.net/friendsofmiami/
John Erwin Rose (1829 – 1911)
Born in USA on 1829 to William Henry Rose and Hanna Gowens. John Erwin married Zerilda Jane Carr. John Erwin married Eliza Jane Barker and had 7 children. He passed away on 1911 in Butler, Missouri, USA.
http://records.ancestry.com/John_Erwin_Rose_records.ashx?pid=131437880
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=98757064
http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/a/l/l/Deanna-Allen-Maryland/GENE5-0002.html
Fanny \f(an)-ny\ as a girl’s name is pronounced FAN-ee. It is of Latin origin, and the meaning of Fanny is “from France”. Pet name; variant of Frances. Cookbook author Fannie Farmer; author Fannie Flagg; actress Fanny Ardant.
Fanny has 9 variant forms: Fan, Fanceen, Fania, Fannee, Fanney, Fanni, Fannia, Fannie and Fantine.
Leland E. Rosemond
March, 1938
Scarsdale, N. Y.
THE NAME ROSEMOND
Some confusion seems to have resulted from the fact that more than
one origin for this name has existed. The oldest, perhaps, is the
Teutonic “Hrosmond”, conspicuous as far back as the 6th century in
the history of the Gepidae and the Lombards of northern Italy. “Mond”
in the Anglo-Saxon signified the protection given by a noble, or
chieftain, to this dependents of every kin, and the name signified
among them strong, or famous, protection. The form “Rosenmund”,
usually reckoned as German, has been interpreted as “rose of the
world,” form the Latin “mundus” for world. In Danish the name appears
as Rozamond; in French, as Rosemonde, in Italian, as Rosmonda, and in
Latin and Spanish, as Rosamunda.
“The Huguenot tradition in the family, confirmed by such sources as
O’Hart’s Irish Pedigrees and Agnew’s French Protestant Exiles,
suggests a French origin also and this has been found in the
name “Rougemont”, still perpetuated by the name of a village in
southeastern France, near Switzerland, and another village in
southwestern Germany. Why this source seems preferable for our origin
will be mentioned again.
Book shows end of PAGE 3 here
“Such a name, transported to other countries and dealt with in other
languages, was certain to be changed and even distorted. Our own
people have at times adopted the form “Roseman”, or “Rosman”,
or “Rossman”, or “Rosmond”, or “Rosmon”. The first three forms are
common in Germany although wholly unconnected with our family. Elders
in the family have held the view that the presence of the “d” is
significant and, since it is the equivalent of the “t”
in “Rougemont,” that seems reasonable. As many as thirty variations
are found, and yet the name in any form is not a common one in this
country if the German forms above are to be disregarded.
“In the Southern states among those identified with our line in
Ireland, the form “Rosamond” prevails as it does in England and
Canada, but the legends of “Fair Rosamond” Clifford which popularized
it there have no significance for us. It is, in one form or another,
the name of towns, but inquiry has developed that our family had
nothing to do with giving them.
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Eliza Jane Barker Rose
Birth:
Jul. 7, 1836
Greene County
Indiana, USA
Death:
Jan. 22, 1911
Butler County
Missouri, USA
Family links:
Parents:
Obediah Tilman Barker (1815 – 1849)
Sarah Cochran Barker (1815 – 1890)
Spouse:
John Ervin Rose (1829 – 1911)*
Burial:
Black River Cemetery
Poplar Bluff
Butler County
Missouri, USA
Created by: Gregory Laughlin
Record added: Oct 12, 2012
Find A Grave Memorial# 98757064
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=98757425
http://bz.llano.net/gowen/electronic_newsletter/el199806.htm
http://home.earthlink.net/~bcmuseum/
General Order № 11.
Headquarters District of the Border,
Kansas City, August 25, 1863.
1. All persons living in Jackson, Cass, and Bates counties, Missouri, and in that part of Vernon included in this district, except those living within one mile of the limits of Independence, Hickman’s Mills, Pleasant Hill, and Harrisonville, and except those in that part of Kaw Township, Jackson County, north of Brush Creek and west of Big Blue, are hereby ordered to remove from their present places of residence within fifteen days from the date hereof.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/General_Order_No._11_(1863)
William Henry Rose (b. 1794, d. 13 Sep 1839)
William Henry Rose (son of Charles Rose and Hutchinson)74, 75, 75 was born 1794 in Fayette, Kentucky, USA75, 75, and died 13 Sep 1839 in Gallatin, Kentucky, USA75, 75. He married Hannah Gowens on 16 Feb 1814 in Harrison, Kentucky, USA75, daughter of Charles Gowens and Elizabeth.
More About William Henry Rose and Hannah Gowens:
Marriage: 16 Feb 1814, Harrison, Kentucky, USA.75
Children of William Henry Rose and Hannah Gowens are:
i. +Emily J Rose, b. 1831, Gallatin, KY76.
Charles Rose (b. 1756, d. 14 Apr 1838)
Charles Rose71 was born 1756 in King George, Virginia, USA71, and died 14 Apr 1838 in Gallatin, Kentucky, USA71. He married Hutchinson.
Children of Charles Rose and Hutchinson are:
i. +William Henry Rose, b. 1794, Fayette, Kentucky, USA71, 71, d. 13 Sep 1839, Gallatin, Kentucky, USA71, 71.
Hannah Gowens (b. 1800)
Hannah Gowens (daughter of Charles Gowens and Elizabeth)35 was born 1800 in Harrison, Kentucky, USA36, died in Greene, Indiana, USA36. She married William Henry Rose on 16 Feb 1814 in Harrison, Kentucky, USA36, son of Charles Rose andCharles Gowens (b. 1763, d. 1869)
Charles Gowens34 was born 1763 in Henry, Kentucky, USA34, and died 1869 in Gallatin, Kentucky
http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/f/r/a/Paul-A-Franklin/WEBSITE-0001/UHP-0736.html
Charles Gowens, a Revolutionary War soldier from Virginia saw much of the panorama of America unfold during his lifetime. He died at the age of 106, according to the research of Anna Brooks Dobbin Gowens, a family researcher. She wrote in a letter May 1, 1952 from Del Rio, Texas, “Charles Gowens became an expert marksman during the war and retained this proficiency throughout his lifetime. At the age of 102, in an exhibition, he brought down a squirrel from the top of a tall tree with his old muzzle-loader.”
http://bz.llano.net/gowen/dud/manuscript/Gowenms144.htm
GOWEN RESEARCH FOUNDATION ELECTRONIC NEWSLETTER
Volume 1, No. 6 June 30, 1998
Cornwall Was Ancestral Home
Of Many Foundation Members
Cornwall, on the southwest extremity of England, was home to
a concentration of Gawin-Gowen-Goyen-Goyne families prior
to emigration to the New World. Although the family is
generally considered Scotch because the surname has Celtic
derivation, the Cornish language, though no longer in usage,
was also Celtic.
From the Tamar River to Land’s End, the Cornish parish regis-
ters record the christenings, the marriages and the deaths of
family members from the early 1500s to the present. These
ledgers, some remaining after four centuries, plus data in the
Public Records office in Truro reveal much of the family and are
genealogical treasure troves to those with Cornish ancestors.
Descendants of Charles Rose
Generation No. 3
7. JAMES3 ROSE (JAMES2, CHARLES1)121 was born September 05, 1819 in Harrison Co., Kentucky122, and died Unknown. He married ELIZABETH OUTTEN123 1843 in Fayette Co., Kentucky124. She was born Abt. 1822 in Maryland124, and died Unknown.
Children of JAMES ROSE and ELIZABETH OUTTEN are:
i. MATTHIAS4 ROSE125, b. Abt. 1844, Fayette Co., Kentucky126; d. Unknown.
ii. WILLIAM ROSE127, b. Abt. 1846, Fayette Co., Kentucky128; d. Unknown.
iii. LEVI ROSE129, b. Abt. 1848, Fayette Co., Kentucky130; d. Unknown.
iv. MARGARET ROSE131, b. Abt. 1850, Fayette Co., Kentucky132; d. Unknown.
v. WYATT ROSE133, b. Abt. 1852, Fayette Co., Kentucky134; d. Unknown.
8. WILLIAM3 ROSE (JAMES2, CHARLES1)135 was born Abt. 1825 in Harrison Co., Kentucky136, and died Unknown. He married CATHERINE UNKNOWN137. She was born Abt. 1825 in Kentucky138, and died Unknown.
Children of WILLIAM ROSE and CATHERINE UNKNOWN are:
i. WILLIAM4 ROSE139, b. Abt. 1845, Kentucky140; d. Unknown.
ii. HENRY ROSE141, b. Abt. 1848, Kentucky142; d. Unknown.
9. WILLIAM HENRY3 ROSE (WILLIAM HENRY2, CHARLES1)143 was born 1815 in Kentucky144, and died Unknown. He married MARY JANE CONRAD145 May 15, 1840 in Mason Co., KY.146. She was born 1815 in Kentucky146, and died Unknown.
Children of WILLIAM ROSE and MARY CONRAD are:
i. NANCY E.4 ROSE147, b. Abt. 1843, Gallatin Co., KY.148; d. Unknown.
ii. WILLIAM HENRY ROSE149, b. July 19, 1844, Gallatin Co., KY.150; d. June 21, 1930, Center Twp., Shoals, Martin Co., Indiana150.
More About WILLIAM HENRY ROSE:
Burial: Unknown, Wagner Chapel, Martin Co., IN.150
iii. MINTRAVILLE ROSE151, b. Abt. 1845, Gallatin Co., KY.152; d. Unknown.
iv. FRANCIS M. ROSE153, b. Abt. 1848, Gallatin Co., KY.154; d. Unknown.
10. GEORGE WASHINGTON3 ROSE (WILLIAM HENRY2, CHARLES1)155 was born 1823 in Kentucky156, and died Unknown. He married SARAH SWANGO157 November 04, 1847 in Gallatin Co., KY.158. She was born Abt. 1822 in Gallatin Co., KY.158, and died Unknown.
Child of GEORGE ROSE and SARAH SWANGO is:
i. WILLIAM S.4 ROSE159, b. Abt. 1848, Gallatin Co., KY.160; d. Unknown.
11. THOMAS JEFFERSON3 ROSE (WILLIAM HENRY2, CHARLES1)161 was born 1826 in Kentucky162, and died October 14, 1908 in Marco, IN.162. He married (1) ELIZABETH CARR163 May 15, 1846 in Gallatin Co., KY.164. She was born Abt. 1834 in Gallatin Co., KY.164, and died Unknown. He married (2) EMILY HANNAH165 1860 in Indiana166. She died Unknown.
Notes for THOMAS JEFFERSON ROSE:
In the year 1857 he moved to Indiana ,his wife died one year later.And in 1860 he was married again,to Emily Hannah.
H united with the M.E.Church at Simpson Chapel under Rev. Elrod; and lived a christian life up to the time o his death. The funeral services were held at the Simpson Chapel by Rev.E.H.Wood and the remains were interred in Simpson Chapel Cemetery.He died at the hom e of his son Thomas J.Rose.
Source:
The Bloomfield News,Bloomfield,Greene Co.,IN.,Friday Nov.20,1908,Volume XXXIII Number 1,PG.4,Column 1.
More About THOMAS JEFFERSON ROSE:
Burial: Unknown, Simpson Chapel, Greene Co., IN.166
Cause of Death: Apoplexy166
Children of THOMAS ROSE and ELIZABETH CARR are:
i. A.G.4 ROSE167, d. Unknown.
ii. H.B. ROSE167, d. Unknown.
iii. ANNA ROSE167, d. Unknown; m. ? GREY167; d. Unknown.
Children of THOMAS ROSE and EMILY HANNAH are:
iv. WILLIAM H.4 ROSE167, d. Unknown.
v. GEORGE M. ROSE167, d. Unknown.
vi. MARY E. ROSE167, d. Unknown.
vii. LOUISA H. ROSE167, d. Unknown.
viii. JOHN M. ROSE167, d. Unknown.
ix. THOMAS J. ROSE167, d. Unknown.
x. EMILY ROSE167, d. Unknown; m. ? STULTZ167; d. Unknown.
12. JOHN ERVIN3 ROSE (WILLIAM HENRY2, CHARLES1)167 was born March 1829 in Gallatin Co., KY.168, and died June 17, 1911 in Popular Bluff, MO.168. He married (1) ZERRILDA JANE CARR169 April 01, 1849 in Gallatin Co., KY.170. She died Unknown. He married (2) ELIZA JANE BARKER171 September 11, 1856 in Greene Co., IN.172, daughter of OBEDIAH BARKER and SARAH COCHRANE. She was born July 1837 in Scotland, IN.172, and died January 22, 1912 in Popular Bluff, MO.172.
Notes for JOHN ERVIN ROSE:
Records of the U.S.Census show birth at March 1830.
Children of JOHN ROSE and ZERRILDA CARR are:
i. MARY HANNA4 ROSE173, b. 1850, Gallatin Co., KY.174; d. Unknown.
ii. JOSEPH ROSE175, b. 1852, Gallatin Co., KY.176; d. Unknown.
iii. SARAH CATHERINE ROSE177, b. 1884178; d. Unknown; m. JESSE DRAKE179; d. Unknown.
Children of JOHN ROSE and ELIZA BARKER are:
13.
iv. ZERRILDA4 ROSE, b. 1857, Greene Co., IN.; d. Unknown.
v. AMANDA E. ROSE179, b. 1859, Greene Co., IN.180; d. Unknown, Popular Bluff, MO.180; m. JOSEPH A. LAUGHLIN181, March 17, 1876182; d. Unknown.
14.
vi. SARAH MEHEADABLE ROSE, b. August 16, 1864, Greene Co., IN.; d. Unknown.
vii. HOWARD GRANVILLE ROSE183, b. February 26, 1866, Greene Co., IN.184; d. March 06, 1936, Popular Bluff, MO.184; m. MARTHA F. WRIGHT185, November 23, 1890186; d. Unknown.
viii. MARGARET ELLEN ROSE187, b. August 14, 1868, Greene Co., IN.188; d. January 30, 1955188.
ix. JULIA ROSE189, b. 1871, Greene Co., IN.190; d. Unknown; m. PETE ARKADO191; d. Unknown.
More About JULIA ROSE:
Medical Information: Julia committed suicide by ingesting hydrochloric acid.192
x. MILLIE CAROLINE ROSE193, b. November 09, 1873, Greene Co., IN.194; d. April 16, 1947, Scotland, IN.194; m. MILTON G. HAMILTON195, September 30, 1899196; d. Unknown.
Notes for MILLIE CAROLINE ROSE:
She was generally known as Aunt Carrie.
15.
xi. OBEDIAH DARR ROSE, b. October 13, 1876, On the farm in Taylor Twp., Greene Co., Indiana; d. October 11, 1963, Linton, Indiana.
xii. JAMES ROSE197, b. 1879, Greene Co., IN.198; d. Unknown.
Notes for JAMES ROSE:
James was 9 yrs old in 1880 census, Family Bible has James 5 yrs. old. Believe he died at age 5 yrs.
http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/GOWEN/2000-04/0955762323
http://www.rosefamilyassociation.com/Rose%20Family%20DNA%20Project.html
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~gowenrf/nl199001.htm
GOWEN RESEARCH FOUNDATION NEWSLETTER
Volume 1, No. 5 January 1990
Cornish Research Team
Into 16th Century Records
Cornwall, on the southwest extremity of England, was home to a concentration of Gawin Gowen Goyen Goyne families prior to emigration to the New World. Although the family is generally considered Scotch because the surname has Celtic derivation, the Cornish language, though no longer in usage, was also Celtic.
From the Tamar River to Land’s End, the Cornish parish registers record the christenings, the marriages and the deaths of family members from the early 1500s to the present. These ledgers, some remaining after four centuries, plus data in the Public Records office in Truro reveal much of the family and are genealogical treasure troves to those with Cornish ancestors.
Charles Gowens was born in 1763 in Henry [Halifax] County, according to his Revolutionary War pension application, No. S31,072 which was published in “Abstracts of Pension Papers Pertaining to Soldier of the Revolutionary War, War of 1812 and Indian Wars, Gallatin County, Kentucky:”
“Charles Gowans, Va. S31,072, Bounty Land Warrant No. 26106-160-55
On October 22, 1833 in Gallatin County, Kentucky, the said pensioner at the age of 70 years appeared in open court and stated that on September 1, 1779 in Henry County, Virginia he had first volunteered to serve in the capacity of a private soldier for a tour of six months duration in the company under the command of Capt. Jonathan Hanley and Lt. Edward Tatum.
He stated that they had first marched to the state of South Carolina and that there they were attached to the regiment under the command of Col. Monroe and they then marched to 96 near Charleston and they then marched to guard the prisoners from 96 to Williamsburg and there and then the said pensioner was honorably discharged.
Then again in the month of May 1781 the said pensioner again volunteered to serve in the capacity of a private soldier for a tour of 3 months duration to serve in the company under the command of Capt. Shelton and they then rendezvoused at Russell Creek Meeting House in Henry County, Virginia and they then marched up the Dan River and they were also often at the Hollow on the river. The
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~gowenrf/nl199007.htm
John W Rose in the 1940 Census
Age 21, born abt 1919
Birthplace Missouri
Gender Male
Race White
Home in 1940 Poplar Bluff,
Butler, Missouri
Household Members Age
Head John W Rose 21
Wife Florence A Rose
20
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Interment Record for ROYAL ROSAMOND
Name: ROSAMOND, ROYAL
Born: 12/18/1881
Died or Buried: 11/26/1953
Buried: Sunny Lane Sec. 13
Section: lot S13-RN-7
City: Del City
County/State: Oklahoma, OK
Notes: Son of Ida & William
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Phone (660) 679-4777
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Subject: Re: [ROSAMOND] William Thomas Rosamond
Date: Sun, 17 Jan 2010 16:51:20 EST
Michele,
So good to hear from you. And such a pleasure to know that we may
have Rosamond relatives in the UK.
Our Rosamond ancestor arrived in the “colonies” in 1737 on board the
ship St. Andrew Galley from Rotterdam. The ship landed in Philadelphia, in
what is now the state of Pennsylvania, on the east coast of the US. Johann
Jacob Rosemann is listed as a passenger, and signed an oath of allegiance
to King George II.
Do you know if your family was originally from the Palatine area of
France? Our ancestors fled to Holland after the Edict of Nantes was revoked
in 1685, and from there to the American colonies. It would be wonderful if
we had common ancestors!
Jackie Utley
Subject: Re: [ROSAMOND] William Thomas Rosamond
Date: Tue, 19 Jan 2010 09:54:08 EST
Hello
It is very hard to tell where in france our relatives came from, although
we can be fairly certain that they came with the Hugenots and settled in
Spitalfields, East London, not far from where the family was living up to 5
years ago. It would be lovely to think that we were related and had cousins
so far away.
All the best
Michele
William Thomas Rosamond in the 1940 Census
Age 10/12, born abt 1939
Birthplace Mississippi
Gender Male
Race White
Home in 1940 Poplar Creek,
Montgomery, Mississippi
Household Members Age
Head Homer Rosamond
35
Wife Fannie Lou Rosamond
30
Son William Thomas
Homer Rosamond in the 1940 Census
Age 35, born abt 1905
Birthplace Mississippi
Gender Male
Race White
Home in 1940 Poplar Creek,
Montgomery, Mississippi
Household Members Age
Head Homer Rosamond 35
Wife Fannie Lou Rosamond
30
Son William Thomas Rosamond
10/12
View Actual Record Or find other results in the 1940 census for Homer Rosamond
Fannie Lou Rosamond in the 1940 Census
Age 30, born abt 1910
Birthplace Mississippi
Gender Female
Race White
Home in 1940 Poplar Creek,
Montgomery, Mississippi
Household Members Age
Head Homer Rosamond
35
Wife Fannie Lou Rosamond 30
Son William Thomas Rosamond
Children of Samuel Rosamond and Frances Morrison are:
i. Benjamin F. Rosamond, born Abt. 1844 in Mississippi.
ii. John J. Rosamond, born Abt. 1846 in Mississippi.
iii. Frances J. Rosamond, born Abt. 1852 in Mississippi.
iv. Nonimus Nathaniel Rosamond, born Jul 1854 in Lowndes County, Mississippi; died 01 Jan 1908 in Lurton, Newton County, Arkansas; married Rosalie A. Bennett Abt. 1875 in Chicago, Illinois.
http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/f/l/u/Cindy-Fluri/GENE13-0005.html
SAMUEL ROSAMOND and FRANCES MORRISON are:
17.
i. NONIAMUS NATHANIEL6 ROSAMOND, b. July 1853, Lowndes County, Mississippi; d. January 01, 1908, Newton County, Arkansas.
ii. BENJAMIN F ROSAMOND.
iii. W. THOMAS ROSAMOND.
iv. JOHN I. ROSAMOND.
Ancestors of Rosemary Rosamond
Generation No. 1
1. Rosemary Rosamond, born 26 Sep 1922 in California. She was the daughter of 2. Frank Wesley “Royal” Rosamond and 3. Mary Magdalene Weineke.
Generation No. 2
2. Frank Wesley “Royal” Rosamond1,2, born 18 Dec 1881 in Missouri3; died Abt. 26 Nov 1953 in Prob Oklahoma. He was the son of 4. William Thomas Rosamond and 5. Ida Rose. He married 3. Mary Magdalene Weineke Abt. 1911 in California4.
3. Mary Magdalene Weineke, born Abt. 1882 in Iowa.
Notes for Frank Wesley “Royal” Rosamond:
From: Jon Presco <braskewitz yahoo.com>
Subject: Rosamond
Newsgroups: gmane.culture.templar.rosemont
Date: 2004-05-31 12:28:27 GMT
My grandfather, Royal Rosamond, authored several books, numerous short stories, and countless poems that were published in ‘Out West’ ‘Liberty Magazine’, and several Romance magazines. He was good friends of Dashiel Hammet according to my mother Rosemary, and my Aunt Lillian recalls falling asleep to the sound of her father, and the author Earl Stanley Gradner, typing away in their home in Ventura California, they honing up on their literary skills. Dashiel and Earl were members of the ‘Black Mask’ a society of mystery writers.
Royal was born in a log cabin on the Missouri River, the only known child of William Rosamond and Ida Louisiana Rose. He met my grandmother, Mary Magdalene Wienke while working in Brakey’s Cash Bizaar in Ojai, and would later own the first general store in Ventura. A short biography of Royal is found in my link to my newspaper ‘Royal Rosamond Press’.
Royal was a good friend of Otto Rayburn, the Ozark historian, they meeting when Royal returned to the Ozarks to become a Regional writer. Royal published in Rayburn’s ‘Arcadian Magazine’ “A Journal
of the Well-flavored Earth” printed in Eminence Missouri. Royal would later found ‘Gem Publishing’ in Oklahoma City, and publish his books ‘Bound in Clay’ and ‘Ravola of Thunder Mountain’.
I have corespondence between Royal and Otto. I wonder if he met the Regional artist, Thomas Hart Benton, who was also good friends of Otto Rayburn, there photographs of both men in Volume 1. of
Rayburn’s ‘Enchanted Ozarks’ an archives of Ozark Folk Life found at the University of Arkansas.
Interment Record for ROYAL ROSAMOND
Name: ROSAMOND, ROYAL
Born: 12/18/1881
Died or Buried: 11/26/1953
Buried: Sunny Lane Sec. 13
Section: lot S13-RN-7
City: Del City
County/State: Oklahoma, OK
Notes: Son of Ida & William
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More About Frank Wesley “Royal” Rosamond:
Burial: 26 Nov 1953, Sunny Lane Sec. 13, lot S13-RN-7, Del City, Oklahoma
More About Frank Rosamond and Mary Weineke:
Marriage: Abt. 1911, California4
Children of Frank Rosamond and Mary Weineke are:
i. June E Rosamond, born Abt. 1914 in California.
ii. Bertha M Rosamond, born Abt. 1916 in California.
1 iii. Rosemary Rosamond, born 26 Sep 1922 in California.
iv. Lillian J Rosamond, born Abt. 1924 in California.
Generation No. 3
4. William Thomas Rosamond5,6,7,8,9, born 1860 in Mississippi10. He was the son of 8. Samuel Rosamond and 9. Frances C. Morrison. He married 5. Ida Rose 16 Feb 1881 in Bates County, Missouri11.
5. Ida Rose, born in Louisiana; died Abt. 1890.
More About William Thomas Rosamond:
Name 2: William Thomas Rosamond12,13
Date born 2: Abt. 1860, Mississippi
Residence: 1900, Duke, Greer, Oklahoma14
More About William Rosamond and Ida Rose:
Marriage: 16 Feb 1881, Bates County, Missouri15
Child of William Rosamond and Ida Rose is:
2 i. Frank Wesley “Royal” Rosamond, born 18 Dec 1881 in Missouri; died Abt. 26 Nov 1953 in Prob Oklahoma; married Mary Magdalene Weineke Abt. 1911 in California.
Generation No. 4
8. Samuel Rosamond16, born 1815 in Abbeville District, SC. He was the son of 16. Benjamin Rosamond and 17. Susannah Hill. He married 9. Frances C. Morrison.
9. Frances C. Morrison17, born Abt. 1822 in South Carolina.
More About Samuel Rosamond:
Occupation: Farmer
Children of Samuel Rosamond and Frances Morrison are:
i. Benjamin F. Rosamond, born Abt. 1844 in Mississippi.
ii. John J. Rosamond, born Abt. 1846 in Mississippi.
iii. Frances J. Rosamond, born Abt. 1852 in Mississippi.
iv. Nonimus Nathaniel Rosamond, born Jul 1854 in Lowndes County, Mississippi; died 01 Jan 1908 in Lurton, Newton County, Arkansas; married Rosalie A. Bennett Abt. 1875 in Chicago, Illinois.
More About Nonimus Rosamond and Rosalie Bennett:
Marriage: Abt. 1875, Chicago, Illinois
4 v. William Thomas Rosamond, born 1860 in Mississippi; married (1) Ida Rose 16 Feb 1881 in Bates County, Missouri; married (2) Mildred A. ? Abt. 1898.
vi. Laura Rosamond, born Abt. 1862.
Generation No. 5
16. Benjamin Rosamond18, born Abt. 1790 in South Carolina19; died Bet. 1850 – 1860 in Attala County, Mississippi. He was the son of 32. James Rosamond and 33. Lettice Tillman. He married 17. Susannah Hill.
17. Susannah Hill, died 20 Oct 1828 in Abbeville County, South Carolina20. She was the daughter of 34. John Hill Sr. and 35. Susannah ?.
Notes for Benjamin Rosamond:
Benjamin Rosamond, R255, M. Born in 1790 in South Carolina. Was on the census for Attala County, Mississippi in 1850. Benjamin died in Attala County, Mississippi bef 16 May 1859, he was 69.
In “Greenwood County Sketches” Benjamin, Susannah and son Thomas are mentioned as members of the Walnut Grove Baptist Church located near Ware Shoals in 1834. Before 1850, Benjamin had remarried to Jane Rogers Mays.
A number of records from the Walnut Grove Baptist Church were published in a series of newspaper articles in the “Greenwood Index-Journal” in the early 1940s. The text of these articles, written by Harry L. Watson, are contained in Volume 2 of “Greenwood Historical Society Scrapbooks”. These were later reprinted in a book titled “Our Old Roads” by Margaret Watson, daughter of the author. Benjamin and his family are mentioned several times in these records as detailed below. Each article was numbered based on date of publicatiion, not the date of the church record.
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NANCY NARCISSUS5 ROSAMOND (BENJAMIN4, JAMES3, JOHN ‘THE HIGHWAYMAN’2, SERGEANT WILLIAM (JAMES ??)1) was born October 20, 1828 in Abbeville County, SC, and died June 17, 1921 in Chester, Choctaw County, Mississippi. She married WILLIAM WRIGHT BOWIE 1844, son of HEZEKIAH BOWIE and LUCINDA SIMMS. He was born October 03, 1822 in South Carolina, and died February 02, 1910 in Chester, Choctaw County, Mississippi.
Children of NANCY ROSAMOND and WILLIAM BOWIE are:
i. SARAH J.6 BOWIE.
ii. LUCINA H. BOWIE.
iii. JANE BOWIE.
iv. HEZAKIAH MARION BOWIE.
v. JOSEPHINE J. (IDELLA?) BOWIE.
vi. ZABIAH NARCISSUS BOWIE.
vii. WILLIAM D. BOWIE.
viii. JOHN W. BOWIE.
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William and Elizabeth Rose — Pension No. W 8554
In Whitley Co., KY 19 Nov 1833, William Rose, resident of Whitley Co., KY
on the waters of Cain Creek on the main road leading to Barbourville from
Jacksboro, TN and about 22 miles from Barbourville, KY, age 76, made
declaration that he entered service in the Revolutionary War as a volunteer
in Granville, NC where he resided at that time. He began in the spring of
1790 for a term of 8 months, under Capt. Bartlet Scearcey, Lt Simms and
rendezvoused at Hillsboro, then received the appointment and commission of
Ensign. They marched to Salisbury, then down the Peedee River, then on the
road to join Gen. Gates. They were joined by Gen. John Butler. He states
that when about 7 miles from Camden, they heard of the defeat of Gen. Gates
at that place and retreated back to Hillsboro, then marched in the direction
of Wilmington and stationed at Col. Robert Burton’s near a small village.
They remained there until sometime in November when he was permitted to
return to his family. On 1 Dec 1780, he had a small son born to his wife
whom they named William. The son now lives within 5 miles of this deponent.
Soon after the birth of his son, he again volunteered under Stephen Merit,
and Capt. Joseph Langston. This deponent again was Ensign. He was
constantly engaged in scouting the country, disarming the Tories and
marching against them when they collected in numbers. He was at Hillsboro
when he heard of Tarlton’s defeat at Cow Pens and then by a “Naration,”
which was the old soldier name for calling the soldiers, they were all
called to join him and receive protection. A great many did join him. At
that time Gen. Butler and the militia under him were in the lower end of
Granville Co. He was with them. After this Cornwallis marched to Guilford,
as he understood. The company to which he belonged was never with the army
of Gen. Greene, but were often within a few days march of him. Later they
were ordered to join Washington at Yorktown. Before they got there,
Cornwallis had surrendered and he resigned his commission of Ensign and
returned to his family. He stated that he served nearly 18 months.
He stated that he was born in Granville, NC on Tar River in 1757 and that
he was living in Granville Co. when he was called into service. Since the
Revolutionary War, he moved to Pendleton Co., SC., then to Powell’s Valley,
then to Whitley Co., then to Knox Co. where he lived more than 15 years.
William Crowley, Edward Bennett, Thomas Adkins, an old soldier himself, Rev.
Wm. Siler, John Powell and Ann Powell made certifications of their
acquaintance with Wm. Rose and to their belief in his statements.
William Rose of Whitley Co., KY, who was an ensign in the company
commanded by Capt. Learcoy of the regiment, commanded by Col. Burton in the
NC line for 1 year and 4 months was inscribed on the roll of the KY agency
to commence 4 Mar 1831. Certificate of the pension was issued 6 Dec 1833.
In Whitley Co., KY 18 Aug 1836 before Wm. Siler, J.P. Elizabeth Rose
resident of Clear Fork, age 76, appeared in court and made declaration that
she is the widow of Wm. Rose, who was an ensign in the militia during the
Revolutionary War and that she was married to Wm. Rose on 12 Mar 1774 and
that her husband died 12 Feb 1835. They had 4 children other than William,
who was born during the Revolutionary War. She mentioned Hutson and
Christina and stated that William was born 1 Dec after Gates Defeat and that
she was married to Wm. Rose in Granville Co. NC by Robert Dickins. They had
10 children, the oldest of whom is at this date age 60 and the youngest is
between 37 and 40 years of age.
John Powell made deposition at the home of Ephraim Rose in Whitley Co.,
KY that he was well acquainted with the above named Elizabeth Rose and her
husband, Wm. Rose for 45 years.
Ann Powell made deposition at the home of Ephraim Rose in Whitley Co., KY
that she is the daughter of William and Elizabeth Rose and that she is about
57 or 58 years of age and knows the statement above made to be true.
Elizabeth Rose, widow of Wm. Rose was inscribed on the roll of the KY
agency to commence 12 Feb 1835. Certificate of the pension was issued 19
Oct 1836 and sent to O.S. Ballinger, Barbourville, KY.
(Transcribed record on file at Library of Michigan – Whitley County,
Kentucky Extracts of Revolutionary War Pension Applications, 457 .W6, W56,
1989 Genealogy – Page 17 & 18)
On September 10, 1854 Hannah Gowens Rose received a deed to 127.5 acres of land on Craig’s Creek “for $1 and the love and affection of my daughter” from her father, according to Gallatin County Deed Book 0, page 139. Hannah Gowens Rose was remarried later in 1854 in Greene County, Indiana to John Harshfield.
According to the research of Eddy Alderson, 10 children were born to William Henry Rose and Hannah Gowens Rose, including:
William Henry Rose, Jr. born about 1815
James Rose born about 1816
Mary Rose born about 1818
Nancy Rose born about 1820
George W. Rose born about 1823
Thomas Jefferson Rose born in 1827
John Ervin Rose born in 1829
Emily J. Rose born in 1831
Eliza A. Rose born in 1834
Amanda Rose born in 1838
William Henry Rose, Jr, son of William Henry Rose and Hannah Gowens Rose, was born about 1815. He was married about 1842, wife’s name Mary B.
He was enumerated as the head of Household 256-256 in the 1850 census of Gallatin County, page 166:
“Rose, Wm. H. 35, born in KY, laborer
Mary B. 35, born in KY
Nancy 7, born in KY
Montrecilla 5, born in KY, male
Wm. A. 3, born in KY
Frances M. 1, born in KY, male”
Mary Rose, daughter of William Henry Rose and Hannah Gowens Rose, was born about 1818. She was married about 1837 to Jacob Jackson.
Nancy Rose, daughter of William Henry Rose and Hannah Gowens Rose, was born about 1820. She was married about 1838 to Hugh W. Jackson.
George W. Rose, son of William Henry Rose and Hannah Gowens Rose, was born 1823 in Gallatin County. He was married about 1846 to Sally Swango.
Thomas Jefferson Rose, son of William Henry Rose and Hannah Gowens Rose, was born about 1827 in Gallatin County. He was married about 1849, wife’s name Elizabeth R.
He was enumerated there in the 1850 census as the head of Household 257-257:
“Rose, Thomas J. 23, born in KY, laborer
Elizabeth R. 18, born in KY”
John Ervin Rose, son of William Henry Rose and Hannah Gowens Rose, was born in 1829. He was married in Gallatin County April 1, 1849 to Zerilda Jane Carr. Their marriage bond was signed by Edward B. Carr.
They were enumerated in the 1850 census of Gallatin County in an adjoining location with his mother. They were recorded as:
“Rose, John E. 21, born in KY, farmer, $400 real
estate, illiterate
Zerilda 22, born in KY, illiterate
Mary H. 3/12, born in KY”
He was remarried September 11, 1856 to Eliza Jane Barker in Greene County, Indiana.
According to the research of Ed Alderson, two children were born to John Ervin Rose and Zerilda Jane Carr Rose:
Mary Hannah Rose born about January 1850
Joseph Rose born about 1853
Children born to John Ervin Rose and Eliza Jane Barker Rose include:
Zerrilda Rose born in 1857
Amanda E. Rose born in 1859
Sarah M. Rose born August 16, 1864
Howard G. Rose born February 26, 1866
Margaret Rose born in 1868
Julia Rose born in 1871
Obadiah Rose born October 13, 1876
James Rose born in 1879
Mary Hannah Rose, daughter of John Ervin Rose and Zerilda Jane Carr Rose, was born about January 1850. She appeared at the age of five months in the 1850 census of her father’s household in Gallatin County.
Obadiah Rose, son of John Ervin Rose and Eliza Jane Barker Rose, was born October 13, 1876 in Green County, Indiana, according to Ed Alderson. He was married September 30, 1899 to Dora Sanders in Knox County Indiana. Among children born to them was Edson Rose who was married July 12, 1922 in Greene County, Indiana to Bertha Madeline Moore. Their daughter, Mary Emmaline Rose was married to Herbert Bruce Alderson October 23, 1948 in Greene County, according to their son, Eddy Alderson.
John A. Gowens, son of Charles Gowens and Elizabeth “Betsy” Blair Gowens, was born about 1800, probably in Claiborne County. “John Goens” was married September 22, 1827 to Dorothy Furnace, according to “Gallatin County, Kentucky Marriages, 1714-1835.” Her name may have been Dority Furnish, according to Greg A. Bennatt. They were married in Orange County, Virginia, according to Rosa Evelyn Ray Cordell.
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