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Susan Skilton
Sex: F
Individual Information
Birth: 24 Jul 1737 - Woburn, Middlesex, MA Christening: Death: Unknown Burial: Cause of Death:
Spouses and Children
1. *Simeon Blodgett (5 Jun 1730 - Unknown) Marriage: 24 Dec 1761 Status: Children: 1. Simeon Blodgett (1762- ) 2. Joseph Blodgett (1764- ) 3. Susanna Blodgett (1765- ) 4. Lydia Blodgett (Abt 1768- ) 5. Ruth Blodgett (Abt 1771- ) 6. Sarah Blodgett (Abt 1774- )
Notes
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REFN: 2208Marriage Notes (Simeon Blodgett)
dau/Thomas and Ruth Skilton of Woburn
REFN1424
Addie Skinner
Sex: F
Individual Information
Birth: Unknown Christening: Death: Unknown Burial: Cause of Death:
Parents
Father: Phinehas Skinner II ( -1904) Mother: Elizabeth A. (Bettie) Perrin (1842-1916)
Notes
General:
Addie is documented as living at the Skinner Home, MO in 1916.
Azubah Skinner
Sex: F
Individual Information
Birth: 14 Mar 1809 - Clark County, KY Christening: Death: 4 Aug 1873 - Jackson County, MO Burial: 5 Aug 1873 - Chiles Cemetery, Jackson, MO(Chiles Family Farm) Cause of Death:
Parents
Father: Cornelius Skinner ( - ) Mother: Jane Carr ( - )
Spouses and Children
1. *Joel Franklin Chiles Sr. (20 Jan 1806 - 1 Feb 1855) 2 Marriage: 6 Aug 1828 - Clark County, KY Status: Children: 1. Isaac Skinner Chiles (1829-1874) 3 2. Cornelius (Neal) Chiles (1831-1920) 4 3. Richard Ballinger III Chiles (1833-1850) 4. William Gennings Chiles (1836-1915) 5 5. Henry Clay Chiles (Bruz) (1838-1918) 6 6. Caldwell Chiles (1840-1900) 7. Mary Jane Chiles (1844-1928) 8. Phineas Skinner Chiles (1842-1919) 9. Sarah Margaret Chiles (1846- ) 10. Joel Franklin Chiles Jr. (1848-1915) 11. Elijah Gates Chiles (1850-1852) 12. Anna Azubah Chiles (1852-1936)
Notes
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The Skinner family from whom Azubah descended first arrive in the Colony of New Jersey when Richard Skinner was assigned as an assistant to the Govenor. Richard was born on the Isle of Jersey. After his arrival in America, Richard met and fell in love with a young indentured servant. Susannah Poulain had been born in St. Germain en laye, Seine et Oise, France. The young couple was married and live Woodbridge, New Jersey Later their descendent would move to Loudoun County, Virginia and on to Clark County, Kentucky. The signature names of this family are: Cornelius, Phineas, and Azubah.
Azubah was trained as a practical nurse as was the custom of many young women of her background. Her kindness and healing powers made her greatly loved by her neighbors. After the death of Frank, Azubah became known as the "Widow Chiles". She was the matriarch of the family and lead them safely through the horrors of the War Between the States. When her home was threatened with burning by a group of hooded men, Azubah stared them down, reminding them of her past acts of kindness to their families. The men left in shame and her home remained fire free. She kept her dignity when forced to cook for Union soldiers who entered her home telling her that they had just killed her son. She knew it was not her son but her heart ached for the loss of another mother. When finally forced to leave her home, Azubah lead those remaining in the home to Platte County and the home of her Skinner relatives where they would be safe until after the War. When the family returned, they were relieved to find the home still standing.
Azubah Skinner
Sex: F
Individual Information
Birth: Unknown Christening: Death: Unknown Burial: Cause of Death:
Parents
Father: Phinehas Skinner II ( -1904) Mother: Elizabeth A. (Bettie) Perrin (1842-1916)
Notes
General:
Azubah Skinner was documented as living in Plattsburg, Clinton, MO in 1916.
Cornelius Skinner
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth: Unknown Christening: Death: Unknown Burial: Cause of Death:
Spouses and Children
1. *Jane Carr (Unknown - Unknown) Marriage: Status: Children: 1. Azubah Skinner (1809-1873) 1James B. Skinner
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth: Unknown Christening: Death: Unknown Burial: Cause of Death:
Parents
Father: Phinehas Skinner II ( -1904) Mother: Elizabeth A. (Bettie) Perrin (1842-1916)
Notes
General:
James B. Skinner was documented as living in Sterling, Logan, CO in 1916.
Janie C. Skinner
Sex: F
Individual Information
Birth: Unknown Christening: Death: Unknown Burial: Cause of Death:
Parents
Father: Phinehas Skinner II ( -1904) Mother: Elizabeth A. (Bettie) Perrin (1842-1916)
Notes
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Janie was living in the Skinner Family Home, MO in 1916.
Mary Skinner
Sex: F
Individual Information
Birth: Unknown Christening: Death: Unknown Burial: Cause of Death:
Parents
Father: Phinehas Skinner II ( -1904) Mother: Elizabeth A. (Bettie) Perrin (1842-1916)
Spouses and Children
1. *[Unknown] Whitely (Unknown - Unknown) Marriage: Unknown Status:
Notes
General:
Mary is documented as living in Kansas City, Jackson, MO in 1916.
Dr. Phinehas Skinner
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth: Unknown Christening: Death: Unknown Burial: Cause of Death:
Parents
Father: Phinehas Skinner II ( -1904) Mother: Elizabeth A. (Bettie) Perrin (1842-1916)
Notes
General:
Dr. Phinehas Skinner was documented as living in Saint Joseph, Buchanan County, Missouri in 1916.
Phinehas Skinner II
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth: Unknown Christening: Death: Oct 1904 Burial: Cause of Death:
Spouses and Children
1. *Elizabeth A. (Bettie) Perrin (1 Aug 1842 - 20 Jun 1916) Marriage: 16 May 1861 Status: Children: 1. William P. Skinner ( - ) 2. Mary Skinner ( - ) 3. Addie Skinner ( - ) 4. Dr. Phinehas Skinner ( - ) 5. Janie C. Skinner ( - ) 6. T. P. Skinner ( - ) 7. Azubah Skinner ( - ) 8. James B. Skinner ( - )
1 Walter Chiles of Jamestown by Joanne Chiles Eakin, 104-108.
2 Ibid, 104,105,106,107,108.
3 Ibid, 194,195,196.
4 Ibid, 195-196.
5 Ibid, 198199,200.
6 Ibid, 200,201,202,203.
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