Third Generation (Continued)
Family of Edmund J “Ed” OSBURN (6) & Susan M PENNINGTON BOWLAND
22. Nancy Jane OSBURN (Edmund J “Ed”2, Jesse1) 
. Born on 23 Sep 1832 in Johnson County, Kentucky, USA. Nancy Jane died in Cherokee County, Oklahoma, USA, on 24 Jan 1917; she was 84. Buried in 1917 in Greenleaf Cemetery, Tahlequah, Cherokee, Oklahoma, USA.
- 1917 Nancy Jane Osburn Blevins
Birth: Sep. 23, 1832 Johnson County, Kentucky, USA
Death: Jan. 24, 1917 Cherokee County, Oklahoma, USA
PARENTS OF NANCY JANE OSBURN BLEVINS:
FATHER: Edmund Osburn born in Virginia in 1813 and died in 1890, buried in Sunset Cemetery in Washington County Arkansas,
MOTHER: Susan Pennington Osburn ,Born September 23,1813 and died September 30, 1845 in Kentucky.
NOTES FOR NANCY JANE OSBURN BLEVINS:
Nancy Osburn was the eldest child of Edmund "Ed" Osburn and first wife Susan Pennington. At age 14 on February 13, 1847, she married Her stepmother's Perline Blevins, brother, William Daniel Blevins who at the time was 19 years of age. On Record in Paintsville Courthouse is marriage record. Her father Edward Osburn and Daniel's father William Blevins gave consent.
from Muskogee County, OK County Cemetery Guide, Vol 3, p. 55, Greenleaf Cemetery, relocated to Cherokee County due to construction of Camp Gruber Military Reservation in 1942.)
GRANDPARENTS:
Jesse Osburn-1780-1862
Sarah LeMaster Osburn-1790-1860.
GREAT-GRANDPARENTS:
Eleazer LeMaster-1760-1857.
Machellie Tackett LeMaster-1762-1793.
Parents:
Edmond J. Osburn (1813 - 1890)
Susan M Pennington Bowland Osburn (1804 - 1891)
Spouse:
William Daniel Blevins (1828 - 1919)
Children:
Angeline B Blevins Lemaster (1850 - 1932)*
Malinda Blevins Evans (1851 - 1936)*
Ellen Blevins Hight (1854 - 1924)*
William Edward Blevins (1856 - 1943)*
Louisa Blevins (1857 - 1858)*
Elizabeth Blevins Patrick (1859 - 1884)*
Ava Jane Blevins Faubus (1862 - 1953)*
Edmund Blevins (1862 - 1863)*
Naitelda Blevins (1865 - 1866)*
Nancy J. Blevins Hendrickson (1865 - 1938)*
Thomas Blevins (1867 - 1867)*
Albert Blevins (1869 - 1869)*
John Harvey Blevins (1871 - 1950)
Siblings:
Nancy Jane Osburn Blevins (1832 - 1917)
Andrew Jackson Osburn (1839 - 1878)**
William Henry Osburn (1847 - 1914)**
Mary Jane Osburn Dockery (1851 - 1886)**
Edmund Osburn (1853 - 1909)**
Walter Joseph Osburn (1858 - 1927)**
Jeremiah Marr Osburn (1863 - 1926)**
*Calculated relationship
**Half-sibling
Burial: Greenleaf Cemetery , Tahlequah, Cherokee County, Oklahoma, USA
Created by: Jean Hooks
Record added: Sep 01, 2013
Find A Grave Memorial# 116383012
Composite of 8 photos “Osburn, Blevins and LeMasters Photos (some too small to read)
Top: Daniel & Nancy Blevins; Henry & Angeline Blevins LeMaster; William Daniel and Mary Blevins, son of William Edwawrd Bevins ...; ....
Bottom: Andrew Jackson Osburn; William LOck E____ husband of Malinda Blevins; Cl___ Albert Blevins son of Thomas and Nancy A_____ Blevins; Ester H__________ Clark daughter of Nancy Blevins
. Born on 23 Sep 1832 in Johnson County, Kentucky, USA. Nancy Jane died in Cherokee County, Oklahoma, USA, on 24 Jan 1917; she was 84. Buried in 1917 in Greenleaf Cemetery, Tahlequah, Cherokee, Oklahoma, USA.- 1917 Nancy Jane Osburn Blevins
Birth: Sep. 23, 1832 Johnson County, Kentucky, USA
Death: Jan. 24, 1917 Cherokee County, Oklahoma, USA
PARENTS OF NANCY JANE OSBURN BLEVINS:
FATHER: Edmund Osburn born in Virginia in 1813 and died in 1890, buried in Sunset Cemetery in Washington County Arkansas,
MOTHER: Susan Pennington Osburn ,Born September 23,1813 and died September 30, 1845 in Kentucky.
NOTES FOR NANCY JANE OSBURN BLEVINS:
Nancy Osburn was the eldest child of Edmund "Ed" Osburn and first wife Susan Pennington. At age 14 on February 13, 1847, she married Her stepmother's Perline Blevins, brother, William Daniel Blevins who at the time was 19 years of age. On Record in Paintsville Courthouse is marriage record. Her father Edward Osburn and Daniel's father William Blevins gave consent.
from Muskogee County, OK County Cemetery Guide, Vol 3, p. 55, Greenleaf Cemetery, relocated to Cherokee County due to construction of Camp Gruber Military Reservation in 1942.)
GRANDPARENTS:
Jesse Osburn-1780-1862
Sarah LeMaster Osburn-1790-1860.
GREAT-GRANDPARENTS:
Eleazer LeMaster-1760-1857.
Machellie Tackett LeMaster-1762-1793.
Parents:
Edmond J. Osburn (1813 - 1890)
Susan M Pennington Bowland Osburn (1804 - 1891)
Spouse:
William Daniel Blevins (1828 - 1919)
Children:
Angeline B Blevins Lemaster (1850 - 1932)*
Malinda Blevins Evans (1851 - 1936)*
Ellen Blevins Hight (1854 - 1924)*
William Edward Blevins (1856 - 1943)*
Louisa Blevins (1857 - 1858)*
Elizabeth Blevins Patrick (1859 - 1884)*
Ava Jane Blevins Faubus (1862 - 1953)*
Edmund Blevins (1862 - 1863)*
Naitelda Blevins (1865 - 1866)*
Nancy J. Blevins Hendrickson (1865 - 1938)*
Thomas Blevins (1867 - 1867)*
Albert Blevins (1869 - 1869)*
John Harvey Blevins (1871 - 1950)
Siblings:
Nancy Jane Osburn Blevins (1832 - 1917)
Andrew Jackson Osburn (1839 - 1878)**
William Henry Osburn (1847 - 1914)**
Mary Jane Osburn Dockery (1851 - 1886)**
Edmund Osburn (1853 - 1909)**
Walter Joseph Osburn (1858 - 1927)**
Jeremiah Marr Osburn (1863 - 1926)**
*Calculated relationship
**Half-sibling
Burial: Greenleaf Cemetery , Tahlequah, Cherokee County, Oklahoma, USA
Created by: Jean Hooks
Record added: Sep 01, 2013
Find A Grave Memorial# 116383012
Composite of 8 photos “Osburn, Blevins and LeMasters Photos (some too small to read)
Top: Daniel & Nancy Blevins; Henry & Angeline Blevins LeMaster; William Daniel and Mary Blevins, son of William Edwawrd Bevins ...; ....
Bottom: Andrew Jackson Osburn; William LOck E____ husband of Malinda Blevins; Cl___ Albert Blevins son of Thomas and Nancy A_____ Blevins; Ester H__________ Clark daughter of Nancy Blevins
On 13 Feb 1847 when Nancy Jane was 14, she married William Daniel* BLEVINS , son of William BLEVINS & Ava COLLINS, in Paintsville, Johnson, Kentucky, USA. Born on 22 Sep 1828 in Lawrence County, Kentucky, USA. William Daniel* died in Muskogee Couty, Oklahoma, USA, in 1919; he was 90. Buried in 1919 in Greenleaf Cemetery, Tahlequah, Cherokee, Oklahoma, USA.
- 1919 memorial for William Daniel Blevins
Birth: 1828
Death: 1919
Son of William E. and Ava Collins Blevins. He and Nancy Jane Osborn were married Feb. 13, 1847 in Johnson Co., KY.
WILLIAM DANIEL BLEVINS
The son of William and Ava Blevins. was born in Johnson County Kentucky, September 22 1828 and Passed away in Muskogee County Oklahoma in 1919 .
Daniel was a Mason, a member of Kof H and a lifelong Democrat. Old timers remember him as a colorful primitive Baptist preacher.
1855 Deed Dan'l Blevins of Johnson County, Kentucky sold to Edward Osburn of Johnson County, in consideration of a contract of parternership contract, conveyed 75, acres adjacent to David Pennington's field, corner of sd Edwin Osburn, running to fork of Paint Creek between Pelfrey Fork and Caboose Lick bridge, beginning in Johnson County on Mud Lick of Paint Creek. Deed Book C. pge 485
1860 Daniel joined the Primitive Baptist Church of Johnson County, Kentucky and began preaching in two years.
1861-1865 Daniel Blevins was in military service. Served as Chaplain with rank of Captain with 5 th Kentucky Infantry CSA
1861 October 25, Captain Daniel Blevins enlisted in Co. B. 5 th Inf fromPrestonburg, Kentucky Floyd County, Kentucky. Company B disbanded Capt Blevins became Chaplain and remained with the company throughout remainder of Civil War.
1862 Captain Blevins was captured by Union soldiers, help prisoner for 6 days, then recaptured. 5 th Kentucky Inf gradually made its way south through Tennessee to Chickamaunga in North Georgia. After the Battle of Chickamaua, Kentucky 5 th. the took part in all operations engaged in by Tennessee's Orphan Brigade. Saturday May 6, 1865 5 th Kentucky surrendered at Washington, Wilkes County, Georgia.
1866 Dan Blevins moved his family and his parents to NW Arkansas
He was preceded in death by daughter , Elizabeth Blevins Patrick , in 1884 along with his children who passed away in infancy. Daniel was buried at Greenleaf Cemetery in Cherokee County , Oklahoma.
Parents:
William Blevins (1784 - 1872)
Ava Collins Blevins (1803 - 1875)
Spouse:
Nancy Jane Osburn Blevins (1832 - 1917)*
Children:
Angeline B Blevins Lemaster (1850 - 1932)*
Malinda Blevins Evans (1851 - 1936)*
Ellen Blevins Hight (1854 - 1924)*
William Edward Blevins (1856 - 1943)*
Louisa Blevins (1857 - 1858)*
Elizabeth Blevins Patrick (1859 - 1884)*
Ava Jane Blevins Faubus (1862 - 1953)*
Edmund Blevins (1862 - 1863)*
Naitelda Blevins (1865 - 1866)*
Nancy J. Blevins Hendrickson (1865 - 1938)*
Thomas Blevins (1867 - 1867)*
Albert Blevins (1869 - 1869)*
John Harvey Blevins (1871 - 1950)*
Siblings:
Riley Blevins (1817 - 1899)*
Levi Blevins (1817 - 1889)*
Nancy Ann Blevins Tackett (1822 - 1912)*
Wily Blevins (1822 - 1889)*
Perlina Blevins Osburn (1827 - 1866)*
William Daniel Blevins (1828 - 1919)
*Calculated relationship
Burial: Greenleaf Cemetery , Tahlequah, Cherokee County, Oklahoma, USA
Created by: MillieBelle
Record added: Dec 18, 2008
Find A Grave Memorial# 32260780
Gravestone photo: William Daniel Blevins / Capt Co K 5 KY Vols / Confederate States Army / 1828 1919
From a bio on Rev Daniel Blevins - 13 children listed: Angeline, Malinda, Ellen, Elizabeth, Ava Jane, Nancy Jane, JJohn H, Loiuisa, Naitelda, Thomas H, Albert J, and unnamed infants.
From a partial news clipping posted on findagrave:
“Mr. land Mrs. Daniel Blevins ... came to Arkansas from Kentucky. They first settled in Madison County, on the banks of White River. They lived there for some time. Later they moved to what some call the old Jarrell Place across from the Hazel Valley School. There he operated a mercantile store for some time. That was around the turn of the present century. While he lived in Madison County, he would ride to Sunset and many other places to preach for the Baptist people. He was a J.P. for amny years and performed many weddings. One he performed was for Miss Lizzie Skelton who wed Bill Fields. When he was over on the Middle Fork side he would stay many times with the Hight family who lived here at my home. Mr Blevins was also a Civil War veteran. It was 1861 when he entered the service as a chaplain and a Captain in Company B from Prestonberg Kentucky, 5th Kentucy Infantry, Floyd County. He once got disabled and captured and later he was back in action. He was for the southern army. Soon after 1865, when he was discharged from the army, he moved his family to Arkansas. He was elected four times as J.P. Mrs Nancy Osburn Blevins gave birth to 13 children and also helped raise Miss Bertha Blevins who later married Walter Pool from Thompson Switch. Miss Ellen Blevins married James Hight and she is buried in Hazel Valley Cemetery. Mr. Blevins preached louid and long, so I’m told. His way of travel was by foot or horse back. Mr. and Mrs. Blevins are the grandparents of Mrs. Ethel Hight who is 96 years old as of now. She lives in springdale, and is in the corner of this picture. Mrs. Hight was and still is very fond of her grandparents and had many nice thing to say about them. While her grandfather was leading the men in the Army, he was charged by three soldiers who were shooting at them. His men yelled out, “Get behind a tree.” Mr Blevins says that that wasn’t hard to do [end of clipping, not dated or sourced, no picture included]
, son of William BLEVINS & Ava COLLINS, in Paintsville, Johnson, Kentucky, USA. Born on 22 Sep 1828 in Lawrence County, Kentucky, USA. William Daniel* died in Muskogee Couty, Oklahoma, USA, in 1919; he was 90. Buried in 1919 in Greenleaf Cemetery, Tahlequah, Cherokee, Oklahoma, USA.- 1919 memorial for William Daniel Blevins
Birth: 1828
Death: 1919
Son of William E. and Ava Collins Blevins. He and Nancy Jane Osborn were married Feb. 13, 1847 in Johnson Co., KY.
WILLIAM DANIEL BLEVINS
The son of William and Ava Blevins. was born in Johnson County Kentucky, September 22 1828 and Passed away in Muskogee County Oklahoma in 1919 .
Daniel was a Mason, a member of Kof H and a lifelong Democrat. Old timers remember him as a colorful primitive Baptist preacher.
1855 Deed Dan'l Blevins of Johnson County, Kentucky sold to Edward Osburn of Johnson County, in consideration of a contract of parternership contract, conveyed 75, acres adjacent to David Pennington's field, corner of sd Edwin Osburn, running to fork of Paint Creek between Pelfrey Fork and Caboose Lick bridge, beginning in Johnson County on Mud Lick of Paint Creek. Deed Book C. pge 485
1860 Daniel joined the Primitive Baptist Church of Johnson County, Kentucky and began preaching in two years.
1861-1865 Daniel Blevins was in military service. Served as Chaplain with rank of Captain with 5 th Kentucky Infantry CSA
1861 October 25, Captain Daniel Blevins enlisted in Co. B. 5 th Inf fromPrestonburg, Kentucky Floyd County, Kentucky. Company B disbanded Capt Blevins became Chaplain and remained with the company throughout remainder of Civil War.
1862 Captain Blevins was captured by Union soldiers, help prisoner for 6 days, then recaptured. 5 th Kentucky Inf gradually made its way south through Tennessee to Chickamaunga in North Georgia. After the Battle of Chickamaua, Kentucky 5 th. the took part in all operations engaged in by Tennessee's Orphan Brigade. Saturday May 6, 1865 5 th Kentucky surrendered at Washington, Wilkes County, Georgia.
1866 Dan Blevins moved his family and his parents to NW Arkansas
He was preceded in death by daughter , Elizabeth Blevins Patrick , in 1884 along with his children who passed away in infancy. Daniel was buried at Greenleaf Cemetery in Cherokee County , Oklahoma.
Parents:
William Blevins (1784 - 1872)
Ava Collins Blevins (1803 - 1875)
Spouse:
Nancy Jane Osburn Blevins (1832 - 1917)*
Children:
Angeline B Blevins Lemaster (1850 - 1932)*
Malinda Blevins Evans (1851 - 1936)*
Ellen Blevins Hight (1854 - 1924)*
William Edward Blevins (1856 - 1943)*
Louisa Blevins (1857 - 1858)*
Elizabeth Blevins Patrick (1859 - 1884)*
Ava Jane Blevins Faubus (1862 - 1953)*
Edmund Blevins (1862 - 1863)*
Naitelda Blevins (1865 - 1866)*
Nancy J. Blevins Hendrickson (1865 - 1938)*
Thomas Blevins (1867 - 1867)*
Albert Blevins (1869 - 1869)*
John Harvey Blevins (1871 - 1950)*
Siblings:
Riley Blevins (1817 - 1899)*
Levi Blevins (1817 - 1889)*
Nancy Ann Blevins Tackett (1822 - 1912)*
Wily Blevins (1822 - 1889)*
Perlina Blevins Osburn (1827 - 1866)*
William Daniel Blevins (1828 - 1919)
*Calculated relationship
Burial: Greenleaf Cemetery , Tahlequah, Cherokee County, Oklahoma, USA
Created by: MillieBelle
Record added: Dec 18, 2008
Find A Grave Memorial# 32260780
Gravestone photo: William Daniel Blevins / Capt Co K 5 KY Vols / Confederate States Army / 1828 1919
From a bio on Rev Daniel Blevins - 13 children listed: Angeline, Malinda, Ellen, Elizabeth, Ava Jane, Nancy Jane, JJohn H, Loiuisa, Naitelda, Thomas H, Albert J, and unnamed infants.
From a partial news clipping posted on findagrave:
“Mr. land Mrs. Daniel Blevins ... came to Arkansas from Kentucky. They first settled in Madison County, on the banks of White River. They lived there for some time. Later they moved to what some call the old Jarrell Place across from the Hazel Valley School. There he operated a mercantile store for some time. That was around the turn of the present century. While he lived in Madison County, he would ride to Sunset and many other places to preach for the Baptist people. He was a J.P. for amny years and performed many weddings. One he performed was for Miss Lizzie Skelton who wed Bill Fields. When he was over on the Middle Fork side he would stay many times with the Hight family who lived here at my home. Mr Blevins was also a Civil War veteran. It was 1861 when he entered the service as a chaplain and a Captain in Company B from Prestonberg Kentucky, 5th Kentucy Infantry, Floyd County. He once got disabled and captured and later he was back in action. He was for the southern army. Soon after 1865, when he was discharged from the army, he moved his family to Arkansas. He was elected four times as J.P. Mrs Nancy Osburn Blevins gave birth to 13 children and also helped raise Miss Bertha Blevins who later married Walter Pool from Thompson Switch. Miss Ellen Blevins married James Hight and she is buried in Hazel Valley Cemetery. Mr. Blevins preached louid and long, so I’m told. His way of travel was by foot or horse back. Mr. and Mrs. Blevins are the grandparents of Mrs. Ethel Hight who is 96 years old as of now. She lives in springdale, and is in the corner of this picture. Mrs. Hight was and still is very fond of her grandparents and had many nice thing to say about them. While her grandfather was leading the men in the Army, he was charged by three soldiers who were shooting at them. His men yelled out, “Get behind a tree.” Mr Blevins says that that wasn’t hard to do [end of clipping, not dated or sourced, no picture included]
They had the following children:
86i.
Angeline BLEVINS (1850-1932)
87ii.
88iii.
89iv.
Elizabeth BLEVINS (-<1919)
90v.
91vi.
92vii.
93viii.
Louisa BLEVINS (Died as Child)
94ix.
Naitelda BLEVINS (Died as Infant)
95x.
Albert J BLEVINS (Died as Infant)