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<HTML> <HEAD> <TITLE>William Jarvis Family </TITLE> </HEAD> <BODY BGCOLOR="#faebd7"><H3><IMG SRC="coff.gif"> William Jarvis Family</H3> <hr> <h4> Continued from <a href="jarvis.html">Jarvis Family Page</a><P> <HR> Fourth Generation<P> Children of William Jarvis (1833-1894) and <A HREF="reich.html">Emily Reich</A><br> James Monroe "Plough Boy" Jarvis (1857-1947) m. Augusta Elizabeth Jones (1863-1944), <BR> d/o Thomas F. Jones and Margaret Miller<BR> Frances (Jane) Jarvis (1860-?) m. Charles Patterson (brother of Alexander Patterson)<BR> Sarah Ann Jarvis (1860-1935) m. Alexander H. Patterson (1858-1940)<P> William and Emily Jarvis are buried at the Clemmons Baptist Church, Clemmons, NC<P> What is the relationship, if any, of Elizabeth Livengood, age 62, living with this family in 1860 (Forsyth County Census)? <hr> Fifth Generation<P> Children of James Monroe Jarvis and Augusta Jones<BR> Ruth Jarvis m. Olie C. Hauser<BR> Claude E. Jarvis m. Edna Cosby<BR> Dudley M. Jarvis (1886-1966) did not marry<BR> Bertha Jarvis (1889-1962) m. William Frankin Nifong (1877-1947) (his second wife) <P> In the course of his long life he made many friends, all of whom come to respect and honor him as an upright and as a most industrious citizen. Early in life he traveled through several states of the South, but later returned to his native soil to settle down for a long life in the Piney Grove community. He was a progressive farmer, a hard worker, and a lover of the soil and its fruits. For almost a half century he was known for his breeding and improving a variety of corn known as Jarvis Golden Prolific. <P> He pursued the breeding of corn until the middle thirties when he was too old to do field work any more, but he never gave it up until his name was synonymous with good farming practices over a wide territory. <EM>Forsyth, A County on the March</EM> by Adelaide L. Fries, Mary Callum Wiley, Douglas L. Rights, Harvey Dinkins, Charles N. Siewers and Flora Ann Lee<P> James Monroe "Plough Boy" Jarvis was also a writer/reporter for the Union Republican.<P> <HR> Sixth Generation<P> Children of Ruth Jarvis and Olie Hauser<BR> Jarvis Monroe Hauser m. Johnnie Saylor (lives on Ploughboy's homeplace, 1999)<BR> Jack Eugene Hauser<P> <hr> Sources: Personal communications with Mr. Jarvis Hauser, Clemmons, NC<P> Memoir of James Monroe Jarvis<P> <EM>Nifong and Knifong, Descendants of Balthaser and Casper Neufang</EM>, 250 Years of Family History in America 1748-1998. Compiled by Becky J. (Nifong) Lassiter. <P> Forsyth County Cemetery Records<P> <hr> <a href="jarvis.html"> Return to Jarvis Family Page </a><P> </BODY> </HTML>