William B.⁵ Orner (Jacob⁴, Jacob³, felix², Ulrich¹), born 1815₍₁₄₎ in New Jersey (1860 census) or Pennsylvania (1850 & 1870 censuses); died 23 August 1870₍₁₄₎ at Martinsville, Morgan, Indiana; married in New Jersey to Martha A. Hayward (daughter of Matthias Hayward and Elizabeth Anderson) who was born 1815₍₁₄₎ in New Jersey and died 13 March 1889₍₁₄₎ at Martinsville.

He was a master carpenter; later he was a builder and contractor. They moved to Morgan County by 1842, in which year he worked off his subscription to the new Presbyterian church building by working on it as a carpenter_(O). He was the contractor who built the Martinsville High School building in 1867_(O).

1840 Census: William B. Orner, page 071, Newton, Sussex, New Jersey.

1850 Census: William B Arnor, page 046, visit 558/559, Martinsville, Morgan, Indiana.

1860 Census: William B. Orner, page 896, visit 394/394, Washington, Morgan, Indiana.

1870 Census: Wm. Orner, page 534, visit 116/120, Martinsville town, Morgan, Indiana.

1880 Census: Martha A. Orner (widow), page 141, visit 050/056, Martinsville, Morgan, Indiana.

[Martha received a dependent’s pension, based on the Civil War service of her son Theodore; application filed 12 October 1880.]

William’s will (Morgan Will Book 1, page 018), which was signed 15 August and probated 29 August 1870, mentions wife Martha. They are buried at Hilldale Cemetery at Martinsville.

Known children:

Benjamin E.⁶ Orner, born 25 March 1838 in New Jersey; died 07 August 1888 in Washington, Morgan, Indiana; married 19 November 1861 in Morgan County, Indiana (Book C-D, page 207) to Hannah Hill DeTurk (daughter of Isaac Hoch DeTurk and Lydia Wagner, and sister of Abraham, below) who was born 02 November 1838₍₁₄₎ in Ruscombmanor, Berks, Pennsylvania and died 12 June 1907₍₁₄₎ in Nebraska. [Her ancestry is on page 270, History and Genealogy of the DeTurk, DeTurck family, Eugene P. DeTurk, published by the DeTurk Family Association, printed by Reading Eagle Press, Reading, Pennsylvania, 1934.] He was a carpenter. 1870 Census: Benjamin Orner, page 515, visit 410/416, Washington, Morgan, Indiana. 1880 Census: Ben E. Orner, page 129, visit 016/017, Washington, Morgan, Indiana. 1900 Census: Hannah H. Orner (widow, with son Joseph). They had ten children, one of whom died before the 1900 census. He is buried at Martinsville. She is buried at Nelson Cemetery (Block 01, lot 14) at Nelson, Nuckolls, Nebraska. Children, born in Washington Township:

Othneil Osa⁷ Orner, born 02 November 1862₍₁₄₎; died 26 June 1938; never married. He was a farmer and stockman. 1900 Census: O. O. Orner, page 012, visit 007/007, Calvert Precinct, Dundy, Nebraska. 1910 Census: Othoniel O. Orner, page 163, visit 077/077, Calvert Precinct, Dundy, Nebraska. 1920 Census: Othoniel O. Orner, page 033, visit 045/045, Calvert Precinct, Dundy, Nebraska. 1930 Census: Othamel O. Orner, page 024, visit 035/035, Calvert Precinct, Dundy, Nebraska. He is buried near his mother at Nelson Cemetery.

Joseph H.⁷ Orner, born 15 May 1864₍₁₄₎; died 20 March 1947; never married. He was a farmer. 1900 Census: Joseph H. Orner, page 038, visit 107/108, Blaine Precinct, Nuckolls, Nebraska. 1910 Census: Joseph H. Orner, page 041, visit 119/119, Blaine Precinct, Nuckolls, Nebraska. 1920 Census: J. H. Orner, page 158, visit 062/062, Blaine Precinct, Nuckolls, Nebraska. 1930 Census: Joseph Orner, page 152, visit 040/040, Blaine Precinct, Nuckolls, Nebraska. He is buried near his mother at Nelson Cemetery.

William Bickford⁷ Orner, born 05 May 1866₍₃₆₎; died 17 April 1954 in San Luis Obispo County, California₍₃₆₎; married 12 October 1893 in Tulare County, California to Mary E. Laylock who was born about September 1869 in Missouri. [NOTE: However, on the 1898 Tulare County Voter Registration List, he was recorded as William “Brickert” Orner.] He was a farmer. 1900 Census: William B. Orner, page 187, visit 243/243, Tule River, Tulare, California. 1910 Census: William B. Orner, page 035, visit 234/298, Modesto, Stanislaus, California. 1920 Census: William B. Orner, page 209, visit 198/206, Visalia, Tulare, California. They probably had no children.

Annie Laurie⁷ Orner, born 02 March 1869₍₁₄₎; died 1953₍₁₄₎ at Nelson, Nuckolls, Nebraska; married first 02 May 1894 in Nuckolls County (Book 2, page 596) to John H. Bardsley (son of Jonas Silas Bardsley and second wife Mary Wilson) who was born about 1856 in [possibly Cass County,] Illinois and died 01 January 1900 in Chase County, Nebraska; married second 14 April 1903 in Nuckolls County (Book 4, page 288) to Frank L. Francis (his first marriage)(son of Edward J. and Margaret Francis) who was born [about August] 1863₍₁₄₎ in [possibly Iroquois County,] Illinois and died 1942₍₁₄₎. John and Frank were both farmers. 1900 Census: Annie Bardsly (widow), page 155, visit 074/075, Fisher Precinct, Chase, Nebraska. 1910 Census: Frank Francis, page 040, visit 112/112, Blaine Precinct, Nuckolls, Nebraska. 1920 Census: Frank Francis, page 158, visit 061/061, Blaine Precinct, Nuckolls, Nebraska. 1930 Census: Frank Francis, page 153, visit 055/055, Blaine Precinct, Nuckolls, Nebraska. [Some info from descendant Mark Orner Bardsley.] She and Frank are buried near her mother at Nelson Cemetery. Children with first husband, born in Chase County: Harold Wayne Bardsley, born 08 April 1895₍₁₇₎ at Wauneta, Chase, Nebraska₍₄₀₎, died November 1961 at Tulsa, Tulsa, Oklahoma₍₁₇₎, he was a mechanical engineer, he registered for the WWI Draft at Tulsa, possibly married after the 1930 census at Tulsa to Frances ______; William Orner Bardsley, born 25 August 1896, died circa 1950 at Wauneta, married 04 August 1923 to Mary Petty (daughter of David Steward Petty and Ora Adah Kelly) who was born about 1902 in Missouri, they ran a hardware store, he was a WWI veteran, 1920 Census: (single, with stepfather Frank Francis), 1930 Census: William O Bardsley, page 218, visit 194/194, Wauneta [village], Chase, Nebraska, [Mary was married second to ______ McBride], known child Richard Bardsley was born about 1932; Gladys M. Bardsley, born 07 April 1900₍₁₄₎, died 11 May 1918₍₁₄₎, buried near mother. [Annie probably had no children with her second husband.]

Nellie⁷ Orner, born 05 April 1871₍₁₄₎; died 26 May 1960₍₁₄₎; married 1891-92 to Frank Elwood Wright (son of Charles Howard Wright and Hannah Jane Read) who was born 25 April 1864 in Michigan and died 15 March 1905 in Columbia, Jackson, Michigan. 1900 Census: Frank E. Wright, page 155, visit 074/074, Fisher Precinct, Chase, Nebraska. 1910 Census: Nellie Wright (widow), page 031, visit 320/330, Brooklyn village, Jackson, Michigan. She is buried near her mother at Nelson Cemetery. Children, born in Nebraska: Joseph D. Wright, born 13 January 1893 in Wauneta, Chase, Nebraska₍₄₀₎, married after 06 June 1917 to Cora Hawley, he registered for the WWI Draft in Nora, Nuckolls, Nebraska [single, working for his uncle Wilson Whiting, below]; Maude Wright, born 01 June 1894, married 1927-28 to Charles Wayne Diediker who was born 12 August 1893₍₁₇₎ at Sioux City, Iowa₍₄₀₎ and died February 1963₍₁₇₎, he was an automobile mechanic₍₄₀₎, he was a WWI veteran, 1930 Census: Charlie C. Diediker, page 119, visit 007/009, Paola (1^st Ward), Miami, Kansas; Annie F. Wright, born 28 January 1896₍₁₇₎, died March 1975 at Nelson₍₁₇₎, married by 1918 to Hugh McKinley Adamson who was born 23 February 1897₍₁₇₎ at Nelson₍₄₀₎ and died August 1985 at Nelson₍₁₇₎, 1920 Census: H. M. Adamson, page 158, visit 060/060, Blaine Precinct, Nuckolls, Nebraska; Mary J. Wright, born 27 August 1899₍₁₇₎, died September 1968 at Trenton, Hitchcock, Nebraska₍₁₇₎, married 1923-24 to George Nathan Bragg who was born 08 November 1897_(17)(40) in Nebraska and died January 1975 at Trenton₍₁₇₎, he was a salesman of radios and electric supplies (from 1930 census), he registered for the WWI Draft at Red Cloud, Webster, Nebraska, 1930 Census: George Bragg, page 140, visit 118/120, Blue Springs (2^nd Ward), Gage, Nebraska [no radio in their house ].

Alice⁷ Orner, born 27 December 1872₍₁₄₎; died 1963₍₁₄₎; married 25 June 1905 in Nuckolls County (Book 4, page 544) to John Edward Portwood (son of David Portwood and Nancy Jane Culver) who was born 20 January 1880_(14)(40) at Macon, Macon, Illinois and died 1960₍₁₄₎. She was a schoolteacher. He, in partnership with his brother Wilber Loren Portwood, owned a chain of department stores in southern Nebraska. He served as President of the Nuckolls County Fair Association and the Nuckolls County Chamber of Commerce. Biography on page 286, Nebraska, The Land and the People, Volume 3, Addison Erwin Sheldon, published by Lewis Publishing Company, Chicago, Illinois, 1931. 1900 Census: Dollie Orner, page 100, visit 162/165, Nelson [village], Nuckolls, Nebraska. 1920 Census: J. Edward Portwood, page 207, visit 068/069, Nelson [city], Nuckolls, Nebraska. 1930 Census: J. Edward Portwood, page 196, visit 051/051, Nelson [city], Nuckolls, Nebraska. They are buried near his parents at Nelson Cemetery (Block 10, lot 23). Known children: Helen Gail Portwood, born 16 July 1906; Donald Edward Portwood, born 29 December 1908₍₁₄₎, died 01 May 1948₍₁₄₎, married Anne Metzger, he served in the U.S. Navy, he is buried near his grandmother Hannah Orner at Nelson Cemetery; Joseph Laverne Portwood, born 24 October 1911₍₁₇₎, died August 1987 at Albuquerque, Bernalillo, New Mexico₍₁₇₎; Hannah Doris Portwood, born 18 April 1913.

Mary⁷ Orner, born 22 December 1874; married 27 January 1897 in Nuckolls County (Book 3, page 203) to Samuel D. Griffith who was born 18 June 1873₍₄₀₎ in Indiana. He was a stockman and farmer. 1900 Census: Samuel D. Griffith, page 157, visit 272/286, Precinct #18 Crow Creek, Weld, Colorado. 1910 Census: S. D. Griffith, page 034, visit 050/051, Precinct #3 Milliken, Weld, Colorado. 1920 Census: Samuel Griffith, page 137, visit 014/014, Milliken, Weld, Colorado. Known children, born in Colorado: Paul Ellis Griffith, born 07 August 1899_(17)(40), died January 1987 at Boulder, Boulder, Colorado₍₁₇₎, married to Lorene Smith who was born 18 January 1902₍₁₇₎ and died 09 December 1987 at Boulder₍₁₇₎; Leslie Maurice Griffith, born 19 March 1901, married Frances Larsen; Lois Fern Griffith, born 02 February 1903, married H. Clay Wilkinson.

Charles D.⁷ Orner, born 29 January 1878; died 16 November 1880.

Ida⁷ Orner, born 29 December 1881₍₁₇₎; died December 1977 at Wood River, Hall, Nebraska₍₁₇₎; married 19 September 1911 in Nuckolls County to Wilson Walter Whiting (son of Wilson James Whiting and Alice ______) who was born 16 June 1880_(17)(40) in Nebraska and died 17 June 1968 at Wood River₍₁₇₎. He was a farmer; she was a schoolteacher. 1910 Census: Ida Orner (single, with brother Joseph, above). 1920 Census: Wilson Whiting, page 223, visit 059/----, Nora, Nuckolls, Nebraska. 1930 Census: Wilson W. Whiting, page 283, visit 028/---, Wood River, Hall, Nebraska. Known children: Walter Lyle Whiting, born 31 January 1914₍₁₇₎, died 22 October 2004 at Cody, Park, Wyoming₍₁₇₎; Hannah Beth Whiting, born 16 October 1917.

Letitia May⁷ Orner, born 05 November 1884_(14)(17); died 16 September 1977₍₁₄₎ at Nelson, Nuckolls, Nebraska₍₁₇₎; never married. 1910 Census: (single, with brother Joseph, above). 1920 Census: (single, with brother Joseph, above). 1930 Census: (single, with brother Joseph, above). She is buried near her mother at Nelson Cemetery.

Anna Elizabeth⁶ Orner, born 06 September 1839 in New Jersey; died 16 February 1911 at Wellington, Sumner, Kansas; married 30 December 1858 in Morgan County, Indiana (Book C-C, page 517) to Abraham DeTurk (son of Isaac Hoch DeTurk and Lydia Wagner, and brother of Hannah, above) who was born 24 August 1829 in Ruscombmanor, Berks, Pennsylvania and died 20 August 1920 at Wellington. [His ancestry is on page 256, History and Genealogy of the DeTurk, DeTurck family, Eugene P. DeTurk, published by the DeTurk Family Association, printed by Reading Eagle Press, Reading, Pennsylvania, 1934.] He was a farmer. He was elected as a Martinsville Town Trustee from the 2^nd Ward upon town incorporation in 1863_(O), and continued to serve in that position for many years_(O). 1860 Census: Abraham DeTurk, page 864, visit 157/157, Washington, Morgan, Indiana. 1870 Census: Abraham DeTurk, page 534, visit 109/113, Martinsville town, Morgan, Indiana. 1880 Census: Abraham DeTurk, page 549, visit 007/007, Pleasant Valley, Cowley, Kansas. 1900 Census: Abraham DeTurk, page 023, visit 086/086, Wellington, Sumner, Kansas. 1910 Census: Abraham DeTurk, page 005, visit 115/117, Wellington city, Sumner, Kansas. 1920 Census: Abraham DeTurk (widower), page 009, visit 130/140, Wellington, Sumner, Kansas. They are buried at Prairie Lawn Cemetery at Wellington. They had six children, two of whom died before the 1900 census; or else seven children, three of whom died before the 1910 census. Known children, born in Morgan County:

Charles O.⁷ DeTurk, born about October 1859; died 26 January 1931 at New Orleans, Orleans, Louisiana (Book 201, page 1743); married first after the 1880 census to Luma Bell Huff who was born in Indiana and apparently died before the 1900 census; married second 19 April 1902 in St. Bernard Parish, Louisiana to Justine Livaudais? who was born about 1872 in Louisiana and died 08 February 1931 at New Orleans (Book 201, page 1918). He was a salesman. 1900 Census: Charles O. Deturk (widower, with brother-in-law Robert B. Baird), page 169, visit 053/053, Pleasant Valley, Cowley, Kansas. 1930 Census: Chas. DeTurk, page 228, visit 013a/013a, Police Jury Ward 8, Jefferson, Louisiana. Known children with first wife:

Mabel Fay⁸ DeTurk, born 25 September 1882 in California; married 1908-09 to Orna H. Lewis who was born about 1872 in Kansas. He was an oil lease salesman; later he was an oil field lease broker. 1910 Census: Orna Lewis, page 071, visit 079/081, Arkansas City (4^th Ward), Cowley, Kansas. 1920 Census: Orna H. Lewis, page 158, visit 037/040, Arkansas City (1^st Ward), Cowley, Kansas. 1930 Census: Orna H. Lewis, page 062, visit 034/043, Arkansas City (1^st Ward), Cowley, Kansas. Known children, born in Kansas: Margaret Ruth Lewis, born 1914; Elizabeth Fay Lewis, born about July 1919.

Ruth Olive⁸ DeTurk, born 29 October 1889 in Kansas; possibly never married. She was a schoolteacher. 1930 Census: Ruth O. De Turk (niece, single, with Robert B. Baird), page 200, visit 152/160, Winfield (2^nd Ward), Cowley, Kansas.

His adopted daughter:

Pansy DeTurk, born about 1905 in Louisiana. She was a stenographer. 1930 Census: (single, with Charles and Justine).

Martha J.⁷ DeTurk, born 21 January 1864; died 24 August 1935; never married. 1920 Census: (single, with father).

Oscar L.⁷ DeTurk, born 1867; never married. He was a farmer. 1920 Census: (single, with father).

Isaac⁷ DeTurk, born about November 1869; died 1885.

Kate E.⁷ DeTurk, born about February 1874; possibly never married. She was a schoolteacher. 1920 Census: (single, with father).

(Sergeant) William H.⁶ Orner, born 19 May 1841₍₁₄₎ in New Jersey; died 20 April 1907₍₁₄₎ in Payne County, Oklahoma; married first 28 April 1867 in Morgan County, Indiana (Book C-E, page 091) to Martha B. Craig (daughter of William Hill Craig and Susannah Lytle Burton) who was born about 1843 in Indiana; married second 27 January 1876 in Morgan County (Book C-1, page 379) to Kate E. Watkins who was born 05 July 1844₍₁₄₎ in New York and died 07 March 1933₍₁₄₎ at Martinsville. He was a carpenter and builder. Civil War service: Sergeant in Company C, 33^rd Indiana Infantry Regiment. He received an invalid pension, application filed 08 May 1891 in Oklahoma Territory. Kate received a widow's pension, application filed 1907 in Oklahoma. 1870 Census: Wm. Orner, page 529, visit 035/036, Martinsville town, Morgan, Indiana. 1880 Census: William H. Orner, page 521, visit 017/021, Danville, Hendricks, Indiana. 1885 Kansas State Census: W H Orner, page 041, visit 215/215, Hiawatha, Brown, Kansas. 1887 Wichita [Kansas] City Directory (external link): W. H. Orner, from Indiana, residence 254 Wabash; (Lemmon & Orner, proprietors City Stables), [NOTE: also daughters Agnes and Anna, and a Miss Angel Orner from Indiana (dressmaker at 826 E. Douglas) are living with him; I have no idea who “Angel” could possibly be ]. 1890 Veterans Census: William H. Orner, page 007, visit 397/412, Stillwater, Sixth County [Payne], Oklahoma Territory. 1900 Census: Wm H Orner, page 112, visit 252/254, Perkins, Payne, Oklahoma Territory. 1910 Census: Kate E. Orner (widow), page 207, visit 188/180, Perkins, Payne, Oklahoma. 1930 Census: Kate Orner (widow), page 137, visit 259/266, Martinsville (3^rd Ward), Morgan, Indiana. He and Kate are buried at Oak Grove Cemetery (Row 6E) in Paradise, Payne, Oklahoma. Known children with first wife, born at Martinsville:

(Honorable) Franklin Craig⁷ Orner, born 05 January 1868; died 04 May 1942; married first 03 June 1900 by (Reverend) Virtes Williams in Payne County, Oklahoma to Nancy lenora Main (daughter of Francis Marion Main and Sophia Ann Fees) who was born 16 December 1867 at Moravia, Appanoose, Iowa and died 26 November 1935 in Payne County; married second 27 March 1938 at Stillwater, Payne, Oklahoma to Ada Porter. He served as an Oklahoma State Representative. [From an article in The [Guthrie, Oklahoma] Leader, issue of 16 April 1939: “According to Frank Orner, early day pioneer, who served in scout and secret service work about 1886, and who now lives on his Cimarron River ranch, the I.O.A., near Goodnight, United States soldiers were stationed just west of the Iowa village on Bear Creek.”] Autobiography and photo, posted on a website that wants to charge you $20 for an image of just two pages; however, it might be worth it if you are a descendant of Frank. 1910 Census: Frank C. Orner, page 199, visit 060/060, Perkins, Payne, Oklahoma. 1920 Census: Frank C. Orner, page 122, visit 145/145, Perkins, Payne, Oklahoma; and Frank C. Orner, page 164, visit 401/421, Stillwater (2^nd Ward), Payne, Oklahoma. Nancy is buried at Memorial Park at Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Known children with first wife, born in Oklahoma: Zephyr Lillian Orner, born about March 1901, died 15 October 1963 at Guthrie, Logan, Oklahoma, married 27 April 1935 in Missouri to Harry H. Cross who was born about 1892; Sophia June Orner, born 29 June 1904, died 10 November 1978 at Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, Oklahoma, 1930 Census: Sopha Orner (single, with grandmother Sopha Main), page 034, visit 251/256, Stillwater (2^nd Ward), Payne, Oklahoma; Leone Lenora Orner, born 27 November 1905, died 02 March 1993 at Oklahoma City; Oretha D. Orner, born 30 January 1908, married 14 February 1929 to Raymond Hatcher Swartz (son of R. Elmer Swartz and Anna Rebecca Shuck) who was born about 1906 in Oklahoma, [Marriage Notice reprinted in “Important Events of the Year in Oklahoma, 1929”, The Oklahoma Almanac, 1930, published by The Oklahoma Publishing Company, 1930: “Miss ‘Oletha’ D. Orner and Raymond Swartz, both students of A. & M. College, married in the state house of representatives by Rev. Mrs. A. Swartz, mother of the groom. The bride is the daughter of representative Frank Orner of Payne county.”]

Agnes G.⁷ Orner, born 10 October 1869₍₁₄₎; died 22 October 1896₍₁₄₎; buried with parents.

Anna L.⁷ Orner, born about March 1873; married 1891 in Logan County, Oklahoma (Book 1, page 63) to William J. Short who was born about May 1866 in West Virginia and apparently died before the 1920 census. He was a farmer. 1900 Census: William J. Short, page 208, visit 081/082, Lawrie, Logan, Oklahoma. 1910 Census: William J. Short, page 234, visit 182/182, Lawrie, Logan, Oklahoma. 1920 Census: Anna L. Short (widow), page 207, visit 024/025, Lawrie, Logan, Oklahoma. Known children, born in Oklahoma: Marvin E. Short, born 23 January 1893₍₄₀₎, his WWI draft registration card was filed in Logan County [patient Oklahoma State Hospital; exemption: insane₍₄₀₎]; Byron V. Short, born 16 April 1896₍₄₀₎, he was a stenographer in 1917₍₄₀₎, he registered for the WWI Draft at Chandler, Lincoln, Oklahoma; Vernon Drummond Short, born 07 February 1898_(17)(36)(40), died 02 August 1970₍₃₆₎ at San Francisco, San Francisco, California₍₁₇₎, he registered for the WWI Draft in Logan County [student at Edmond Normal]; Velma Short, born about 1900; Pearl Short, born about 1903; Harold A. Short, born 15 August 1905_(17)(36), died 03 October 1995₍₃₆₎ at Burlingame, San Mateo, California₍₁₇₎.

Theodore B.⁶ Orner, born about 1842 in Indiana; died May 1880 at Martinsville, Morgan, Indiana; probably never married. He was a carpenter. Civil War service: Company H, 148^th Indiana Infantry Regiment. He was granted an invalid pension, application filed 21 March 1880 [according to his pension index card at the National Archives, but I haven’t seen the actual pension file. NOTE: However, if the filing date and the above death date are both correct, that doesn’t appear to leave enough time for his pension application to have been approved.] 1850 Census: (with parents); and Theodore Ornor (with grandfather Matthas Hayward), page 090, visit 1080/1080, Jefferson, Morgan, Indiana. 1870 Census: Theodore Orner (with parents). He is buried at Hilldale Cemetery at Martinsville.

Katherine Rosemond⁶ Orner, born 01 April 1844 in Indiana₍₃₆₎; died 06 March 1940 in Los Angeles County, California₍₃₆₎; married (License issued 16 December) 1867 in Morgan County, Indiana (Book C-E, page 115) to Thomas Allen Sloan (son of John Harvey Sloan and America White Shackleford, both born in Kentucky) who was born 03 October 1842 in Franklin, Johnson, Indiana and died 25 October 1873 at Martinsville, Morgan, Indiana. He was a druggist. 1870 Census: Thomas Sloan, page 531, visit 076/077, Martinsville town, Morgan, Indiana [NOTE: daughter Edna is recorded out of sequence further down the page]. 1880 Census: Kate R. Sloan (widow, with mother). 1910 Census: Kate R. Sloan (widow, with son-in-law Otis G. Wilson). 1920 Census: Katherine Sloan (widow, with son-in-law Otis G. Wilson). 1930 Census: Katherine R. Sloan (widow), page 019, visit 212/255, Los Angles (E.D. 248), Los Angeles, California. Only child, born in Indiana:

Edna A.⁷ Sloan, born 05 February 1870₍₃₆₎; died 07 January 1958 in Los Angeles County, California₍₃₆₎; married 29 October 1890 at Martinsville (Book C-3, page 563) to Otis G. Wilson who was born about 1869 in Indiana and apparently died before the 1930 census. He was a traveling salesman. 1910 Census: Otis G. Wilson, page 160, visit 140/146, Denver (E.D. 134), Denver, Colorado. 1920 Census: Otis G. Wilson, page 246, visit 228/308, Los Angles (E.D. 329), Los Angeles, California. 1930 Census: Edna S. Wilson (widow, with mother). They apparently had no children.

+ George William⁶ Orner (aka George W. Amo), born 28 November 1847; married first Mary Belle Kingsbury; married second Della I. Robertson; moved to Ft. Dodge, Webster, Iowa.

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