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<!doctype html><html><head><meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html;charset=UTF-8" /><link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="styles.css" /></head><body><table border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"><tr><td width="15%" class="navbar" valign="top" nowrap><a href="index.htm" class="navlnk">Home</a><br /><a href="surnames.htm" class="navlnk">Surname List</a><br /><a href="names.htm" class="navlnk">Name Index</a><br /><a href="sources.htm" class="navlnk">Sources</a></td><td width="85%" valign="top"><a name="P143498"></a><b>Earnest Mitchell TEMPLE</b><sup></sup> died on 24 May 1919 in Brazoria Co., TX.<sup><a href="sources.htm#91818" class="lnk">91818</a></sup><p><hr><a name="P81081"></a><b>Earnest P. TEMPLE</b><sup></sup> was born on 2 April 1881.<sup><a href="sources.htm#91819" class="lnk">91819</a></sup> He died on 19 February 1883 at the age of 1 in Crestline, Cherokee, KS.<sup><a href="sources.htm#91819" class="lnk">91819</a></sup> Buried in Mound Cemetery, Crestline, KS. Parents: <a href="b2582.htm#P42293" class="lnk">James William TEMPLE-42293</a> and <a href="b119.htm#P51372" class="lnk">Mary A. -51372</a>.</p><p><hr><a name="P140936"></a><b>Earnest Ray TEMPLE</b><sup></sup> (private).<sup><a href="sources.htm#20517" class="lnk">20517</a></sup></p><p>Spouse: <a href="b447.htm#P140937" class="lnk">Virginia Lee CANTIN-140937</a>. Children were: <a href="b2152.htm#P140938" class="lnk">Amy Elizabeth TEMPLE-140938</a>.</p><p>Spouse: <a href="b420.htm#P160640" class="lnk">Sheryl K. BURROW-160640</a>. </p><p>Spouse: <a href="b1512.htm#P160641" class="lnk">Cathy D. O'DELL-160641</a>. </p><p>Spouse: <a href="b153.htm#P163992" class="lnk">Schell M. -163992</a>. </p><p>Spouse: <a href="b13.htm#P160642" class="lnk">Antoinette -160642</a>. </p><p><hr><a name="P135045"></a><b>Earnest T. TEMPLE</b><sup></sup> was born in 1894 in MD.<sup><a href="sources.htm#712" class="lnk">712</a></sup> In January 1920 he was an inspector in Washington, DC.<sup><a href="sources.htm#712" class="lnk">712</a></sup> His parents were from US (father) and VA (mother).</p><p>Spouse: <a href="b14.htm#P135046" class="lnk">Asta L. -135046</a>. Asta L. and Earnest T. TEMPLE<sup></sup> were married in 1915.<sup></sup> Children were: <a href="b2720.htm#P135047" class="lnk">Lee T. TEMPLE-135047</a>, <a href="b2837.htm#P135048" class="lnk">Mary V. TEMPLE-135048</a>.</p><p><hr><a name="P60041"></a><b>Earnest Thurman (Ernest) TEMPLE</b><sup><a href="sources.htm#91820" class="lnk">91820</a></sup> was born on 8 June 1873 in Plain City, Madison, OH.<sup><a href="sources.htm#13742" class="lnk">13742</a>,<a href="sources.htm#13744" class="lnk">13744</a>,<a href="sources.htm#13747" class="lnk">13747</a>,<a href="sources.htm#73532" class="lnk">73532</a>,<a href="sources.htm#73534" class="lnk">73534</a>,<a href="sources.htm#73535" class="lnk">73535</a>,<a href="sources.htm#73536" class="lnk">73536</a>,<a href="sources.htm#73537" class="lnk">73537</a>,<a href="sources.htm#91821" class="lnk">91821</a></sup> Gave 1884 in 1930. He appeared in the census in June 1880 in Monroe, Madison, OH.<sup><a href="sources.htm#13747" class="lnk">13747</a></sup> He appeared in the census in June 1900 in Jefferson Twp., Madison, OH.<sup><a href="sources.htm#13744" class="lnk">13744</a></sup> In September 1901 Earnest was a clerk in Columbus, Franklin, OH.<sup><a href="sources.htm#13742" class="lnk">13742</a></sup> In April 1910 he was a grocery merhcant in Columbus, Franklin, OH.<sup><a href="sources.htm#73536" class="lnk">73536</a></sup> He lived in Columbus, Franklin, OH in 1911.<sup></sup> In January 1920 Earnest was a grocery meat cutter in Columbus, Franklin, OH.<sup><a href="sources.htm#73534" class="lnk">73534</a></sup> In April 1930 he was a grocery meat cutter in Columbus, Franklin, OH.<sup><a href="sources.htm#73535" class="lnk">73535</a></sup> In April 1940 he was a meat store butcher in Columbus, Franklin, OH.<sup><a href="sources.htm#73537" class="lnk">73537</a></sup> Earnest died in 1950 at the age of 77 in Galloway, Franklin, OH.<sup></sup> Buried in Sunset Cemetery, Galloway, OH. His parents were both from OH. Parents: <a href="b3139.htm#P43783" class="lnk">William Harvey (William) TEMPLE-43783</a> and <a href="b301.htm#P60039" class="lnk">Nancy Jane (Nancy) BEVARD-60039</a>.</p><p>Spouse: <a href="b1890.htm#P60042" class="lnk">Edith May SMITH-60042</a>. Edith May SMITH and Earnest Thurman (Ernest) TEMPLE<sup></sup> were married on 22 September 1901 in Columbus, Franklin, OH.<sup><a href="sources.htm#13742" class="lnk">13742</a>,<a href="sources.htm#73535" class="lnk">73535</a>,<a href="sources.htm#73536" class="lnk">73536</a></sup> Children were: <a href="b2190.htm#P60043" class="lnk">Bayard Creighton TEMPLE-60043</a>, <a href="b2357.htm#P60044" class="lnk">Edith Ruby TEMPLE-60044</a>, <a href="b2112.htm#P92959" class="lnk">TEMPLE-92959</a>.</p><p><hr><a name="P173600"></a><b>Easter TEMPLE</b><sup><a href="sources.htm#68585" class="lnk">68585</a></sup> was born (date unknown).<sup></sup></p><p>Spouse: <a href="b1739.htm#P173601" class="lnk">Charley RIVERS-173601</a>. Easter TEMPLE and Charley RIVERS<sup></sup> were married on 19 January 1884 in Matagorda Co., TX.<sup><a href="sources.htm#68585" class="lnk">68585</a></sup></p><p><hr><a name="P163341"></a><b>Easter TEMPLE</b><sup></sup> was born in 1843 in Ireland.<sup><a href="sources.htm#91822" class="lnk">91822</a></sup> In June 1865 she was a servant in Brooklyn, Kings, NY.<sup><a href="sources.htm#91822" class="lnk">91822</a></sup></p><p><hr><a name="P26348"></a><b>Easter A. TEMPLE</b><sup><a href="sources.htm#12979" class="lnk">12979</a></sup> was born in February 1852 in Hardin Co., TN.<sup><a href="sources.htm#46050" class="lnk">46050</a>,<a href="sources.htm#76812" class="lnk">76812</a>,<a href="sources.htm#81263" class="lnk">81263</a>,<a href="sources.htm#91823" class="lnk">91823</a></sup> Gave her age as 16 in 1880. She appeared in the census in September 1860 in Blue Mountain Twp., Izard, AR.<sup><a href="sources.htm#76812" class="lnk">76812</a></sup> She appeared in the census in August 1870 in Titus Co., TX.<sup><a href="sources.htm#46050" class="lnk">46050</a></sup> Easter appeared in the census in June 1880 in Titus Co., TX.<sup><a href="sources.htm#81263" class="lnk">81263</a></sup> Enumerated with her brothers Josiah/Joseph and Allen. She died.<sup></sup> Appears in 1860 and 1880 as Easter, and elsewhere as Esther. Parents: <a href="b2654.htm#P26338" class="lnk">Reverend John Wesley TEMPLE-26338</a> and <a href="b1993.htm#P26347" class="lnk">Mary C. (Molly) TANNER-26347</a>.</p><p>Spouse: <a href="b950.htm#P104610" class="lnk">James HATTEN-104610</a>. Easter A. TEMPLE and James HATTEN<sup></sup> were married before 1907.<sup></sup> Children were: <a href="b950.htm#P104611" class="lnk">Mark O. HATTEN-104611</a>.</p><p><hr><a name="P172674"></a><b>Easter E. TEMPLE</b><sup></sup> was born on 4 April 1920.<sup><a href="sources.htm#91824" class="lnk">91824</a></sup> She died on 31 July 1983 at the age of 63 in NY.<sup><a href="sources.htm#91824" class="lnk">91824</a></sup> Buried in Saint Joseph's Cemetery, Middletown, NY. Temple may not be her maiden name.</p><p><hr><a name="P73355"></a><b>Eavlyle Myrtle TEMPLE</b><sup><a href="sources.htm#91825" class="lnk">91825</a></sup> was born on 13 March 1913 in Detroit, Somerset, ME.<sup><a href="sources.htm#21790" class="lnk">21790</a></sup> In his WWI draft registration, Howard Whitney Temple claimed a wife and one child as his dependents. However, since she did not get enumerated in 1920, I suspect she might have died, possibly in the influenza epidemic of 1917-1918. Parents: <a href="b2535.htm#P3534" class="lnk">Howard Whitney (Horseshoe) TEMPLE-3534</a> and <a href="b1058.htm#P16604" class="lnk">Gladys Vera HUFF-16604</a>.</p><p><hr><a name="P131500"></a><b>Ebelle TEMPLE</b><sup></sup> was born on 26 June 1881 in IA.<sup><a href="sources.htm#148" class="lnk">148</a></sup> She died on 20 May 1949 at the age of 67 in Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA.<sup><a href="sources.htm#148" class="lnk">148</a></sup> Parents: <a href="b2055.htm#P131501" class="lnk">TEMPLE-131501</a> and <a href="b667.htm#P131502" class="lnk">DRINKARD-131502</a>.</p><p><hr><a name="P807"></a><b>Eben Morehouse (Eben) TEMPLE</b><sup><a href="sources.htm#91826" class="lnk">91826</a></sup> was born on 22 October 1828 in Middlefield, Otsego, NY.<sup><a href="sources.htm#7163" class="lnk">7163</a>,<a href="sources.htm#16793" class="lnk">16793</a>,<a href="sources.htm#23278" class="lnk">23278</a>,<a href="sources.htm#46332" class="lnk">46332</a>,<a href="sources.htm#46334" class="lnk">46334</a>,<a href="sources.htm#91827" class="lnk">91827</a>,<a href="sources.htm#91828" class="lnk">91828</a></sup> Gave the year as 1829 in 1900. In September 1850 he was a farmer in Middlefield, Otsego, NY.<sup><a href="sources.htm#23278" class="lnk">23278</a></sup> In June 1860 he was a Farmer in Middlefield, Otsego, NY.<sup><a href="sources.htm#7163" class="lnk">7163</a></sup> In June 1865 Eben was a farmer in Hartwick, Otsego, NY.<sup><a href="sources.htm#46335" class="lnk">46335</a>,<a href="sources.htm#91829" class="lnk">91829</a></sup> He had 12 acres in Otsego Co., NY. In July 1870 he was a farmer in Hartwick, Otsego, NY.<sup><a href="sources.htm#46332" class="lnk">46332</a></sup> In 1871 he was a Town Supervisor in Hartwick, Otsego, NY.<sup><a href="sources.htm#23" class="lnk">23</a></sup> In June 1880 Eben was a farmer in Hartwick, Otsego, NY.<sup><a href="sources.htm#46334" class="lnk">46334</a></sup> He appeared in the census in June 1900 in Cooperstown, Otsego, NY.<sup><a href="sources.htm#91827" class="lnk">91827</a></sup> He appeared in the census in June 1905 in Otsego, Otsego, NY.<sup><a href="sources.htm#91830" class="lnk">91830</a></sup> Eben appeared in the census in April 1910 in Otsego, Otsego, NY.<sup><a href="sources.htm#91828" class="lnk">91828</a></sup> He died on 30 August 1913 at the age of 84 in Middlefield, Otsego, NY.<sup><a href="sources.htm#23" class="lnk">23</a>,<a href="sources.htm#46337" class="lnk">46337</a>,<a href="sources.htm#91831" class="lnk">91831</a>,<a href="sources.htm#91832" class="lnk">91832</a></sup> Rise of the Temples erroneously gives death year as 1892, with no male issue. He had been the victim of a beating attack and robbery the previous January and began to decline at that time. Buried in Lakewood Cemetery, Middlefield, NY. Birth date is incorrect in Rise of the Temples - more like date of marriage than birth. Enumerated as Edwin in 1900. His father's will indicates his name is from Eben Moorhouse, from whom William inherited land in Genesee and Lapeer counties, which was passed on to Eben Temple. Parents: <a href="b3119.htm#P74" class="lnk">William TEMPLE-74</a> and <a href="b1128.htm#P5085" class="lnk">Phoebe JONES-5085</a>.</p><p>Spouse: <a href="b1078.htm#P814" class="lnk">Emily C. INGALLS-814</a>. Emily C. INGALLS and Eben Morehouse (Eben) TEMPLE<sup></sup> were married on 2 October 1851.<sup><a href="sources.htm#46337" class="lnk">46337</a></sup> Date from Ralph L. Temple correspondence. Children were: <a href="b2421.htm#P17400" class="lnk">Fanny B. TEMPLE-17400</a>.</p><p><hr><a name="P64773"></a><b>Eben Taylor TEMPLE</b><sup></sup> was born on 31 October 1886 in Waskada, Souris, Manitoba, Canada.<sup><a href="sources.htm#9604" class="lnk">9604</a>,<a href="sources.htm#28040" class="lnk">28040</a>,<a href="sources.htm#36982" class="lnk">36982</a>,<a href="sources.htm#40016" class="lnk">40016</a>,<a href="sources.htm#40017" class="lnk">40017</a></sup> He appeared in the census in 1901 in Brenda, Brandon, Manitoba, Canada.<sup><a href="sources.htm#40016" class="lnk">40016</a></sup> He appeared in the census in July 1906 in Souris, Manitoba, Canada.<sup><a href="sources.htm#40017" class="lnk">40017</a></sup> Eben appeared in the census in 1911 in Souris, Manitoba, Canada.<sup><a href="sources.htm#28040" class="lnk">28040</a></sup> In 1916 he was a farmer in Souris, Manitoba, Canada.<sup><a href="sources.htm#36982" class="lnk">36982</a></sup> He lived in Waskada, Souris, Manitoba, Canada in 1925.<sup><a href="sources.htm#40020" class="lnk">40020</a></sup> Eben died on 5 February 1973 at the age of 86 in Waskada, Souris, Manitoba, Canada.<sup><a href="sources.htm#9604" class="lnk">9604</a>,<a href="sources.htm#91833" class="lnk">91833</a></sup> Buried in Waskada Cemetery, Waskada, Southwestern, MAN. Middle initial was E in 1906. Parents: <a href="b3123.htm#P64768" class="lnk">William TEMPLE-64768</a> and <a href="b909.htm#P64769" class="lnk">Margaret Emily HALLIDAY-64769</a>.</p><p>Spouse: <a href="b1780.htm#P64786" class="lnk">Myrtle Susan RUSHTON-64786</a>. Myrtle Susan RUSHTON and Eben Taylor TEMPLE<sup></sup> were married on 6 January 1915 in Elderslie, Bruce, Ontario, Canada.<sup><a href="sources.htm#69818" class="lnk">69818</a></sup> Children were: <a href="b2850.htm#P92882" class="lnk">Melvin Dean TEMPLE-92882</a>, <a href="b2152.htm#P92886" class="lnk">Amy Margaret TEMPLE-92886</a>, <a href="b2750.htm#P92887" class="lnk">Lorne Eben (Lorne) TEMPLE-92887</a>, <a href="b2538.htm#P92888" class="lnk">Ida Evelyn TEMPLE-92888</a>, <a href="b2861.htm#P92890" class="lnk">Mildred Edna TEMPLE-92890</a>, <a href="b2676.htm#P92891" class="lnk">Joyce Myrtle Kathleen TEMPLE-92891</a>.</p><p><hr><a name="P130145"></a><b>Ebenezer TEMPLE</b><sup></sup> served in the military in 1775.<sup><a href="sources.htm#91834" class="lnk">91834</a></sup> Served in Capt. Josiah Putnam's company of militia, Col. Jedediah Foster's Regiment, which marched April 21, 1775, in response to the alarm of April 19, 1775, to Roxbury, MA; service, 8 days.</p><p><hr><a name="P130146"></a><b>Ebenezer TEMPLE</b><sup></sup> served in the military in 1775.<sup><a href="sources.htm#91834" class="lnk">91834</a></sup> From Wilmington, served as a Private in Capt. Timothy Walker's company of militia, Col. Green's Regiment, which marched on the alarm of April 19, 1775; service, 5½ days.</p><p><hr><a name="P137547"></a><b>Ebenezer TEMPLE</b><sup></sup> served in the military in 1776.<sup><a href="sources.htm#91835" class="lnk">91835</a></sup> Served as a private from CT in Captain Dickinson's Company 15 May, 1776, and re-enlisted in 6 January.</p><p><hr><a name="P150619"></a><b>Ebenezer TEMPLE</b><sup></sup> (private).<sup></sup></p><p>Spouse: <a href="b1949.htm#P150620" class="lnk">Ann STEVENS-150620</a>. Children were: <a href="b2659.htm#P150617" class="lnk">Jonathan James TEMPLE-150617</a>, <a href="b2666.htm#P150417" class="lnk">Joseph Charles TEMPLE-150417</a>.</p><p><hr><a name="P4367"></a><b>Ebenezer TEMPLE</b><sup><a href="sources.htm#47088" class="lnk">47088</a></sup> was born on 7 May 1716 in Reading, Middlesex, MA.<sup><a href="sources.htm#47088" class="lnk">47088</a>,<a href="sources.htm#68200" class="lnk">68200</a></sup> He was baptized on 8 July 1716 in Wakefield, Middlesex, MA.<sup><a href="sources.htm#85151" class="lnk">85151</a></sup> He died about 1800 at the age of 84 in Wilmington, Middlesex, MA.<sup><a href="sources.htm#47088" class="lnk">47088</a></sup> Ebenezer lived in Tewksbury, Middlesex, MA.<sup><a href="sources.htm#34117" class="lnk">34117</a></sup> Parents: <a href="b2943.htm#P830" class="lnk">Richard TEMPLE-830</a> and <a href="b1554.htm#P2652" class="lnk">Deborah PARKER-2652</a>.</p><p>Spouse: <a href="b1097.htm#P4398" class="lnk">Hephzibah JENKINS-4398</a>. Hephzibah JENKINS and Ebenezer TEMPLE<sup></sup> were married before 1739.<sup><a href="sources.htm#47088" class="lnk">47088</a></sup> Children were: <a href="b2525.htm#P4399" class="lnk">Hephzibah TEMPLE-4399</a>, <a href="b2353.htm#P4400" class="lnk">Ebenezer TEMPLE-4400</a>, <a href="b2193.htm#P4401" class="lnk">Benjamin TEMPLE-4401</a>, <a href="b2616.htm#P23976" class="lnk">Joel TEMPLE-23976</a>, <a href="b2919.htm#P4402" class="lnk">Phebe TEMPLE-4402</a>.</p><p><hr><a name="P841"></a><b>Ebenezer TEMPLE</b><sup><a href="sources.htm#91836" class="lnk">91836</a></sup> was born about 1723.<sup><a href="sources.htm#91837" class="lnk">91837</a></sup> He died before 8 February 1748 at the age of 25.<sup><a href="sources.htm#91837" class="lnk">91837</a></sup> Parents: <a href="b2662.htm#P130" class="lnk">Joseph TEMPLE-130</a> and <a href="b1940.htm#P437" class="lnk">Abigail STEARNS-437</a>.</p><p><hr><a name="P4400"></a><b>Ebenezer TEMPLE</b><sup><a href="sources.htm#91838" class="lnk">91838</a></sup> was born on 16 September 1744 in Wilmington, Middlesex, MA.<sup><a href="sources.htm#25076" class="lnk">25076</a>,<a href="sources.htm#83830" class="lnk">83830</a></sup> He was baptized on 12 December 1756 in Tewksbury, Middlesex, MA.<sup><a href="sources.htm#83831" class="lnk">83831</a></sup> He died on 18 January 1766 at the age of 21 in Tewksbury, Middlesex, MA.<sup><a href="sources.htm#83831" class="lnk">83831</a></sup> Died of fever. Died young or as infant. Parents: <a href="b2353.htm#P4367" class="lnk">Ebenezer TEMPLE-4367</a> and <a href="b1097.htm#P4398" class="lnk">Hephzibah JENKINS-4398</a>.</p><p><hr><a name="P4397"></a><b>Lieutenant Ebenezer TEMPLE</b><sup><a href="sources.htm#36887" class="lnk">36887</a>,<a href="sources.htm#91839" class="lnk">91839</a></sup> was born on 15 March 1754 in Framingham, Middlesex, MA.<sup><a href="sources.htm#7982" class="lnk">7982</a>,<a href="sources.htm#33882" class="lnk">33882</a>,<a href="sources.htm#36887" class="lnk">36887</a>,<a href="sources.htm#36891" class="lnk">36891</a>,<a href="sources.htm#79881" class="lnk">79881</a></sup> He served in the military about 1775.<sup><a href="sources.htm#33" class="lnk">33</a>,<a href="sources.htm#36891" class="lnk">36891</a>,<a href="sources.htm#82694" class="lnk">82694</a>,<a href="sources.htm#91834" class="lnk">91834</a></sup> Served in Revolutionary War, in Capt. Micajah Gleason's Company of Col. Nixon's (4th) Regiment (year not given). Served as a lieutenant, according to his gravestone. He lived in Amherst, Hillsborough, NH in 1776.<sup><a href="sources.htm#83835" class="lnk">83835</a></sup> Ebenezer was elected as Selectman in 1782 in Marlborough, Cheshire, NH.<sup><a href="sources.htm#91840" class="lnk">91840</a></sup> He appeared in the census in 1790 in Marlborough, Cheshire, NH.<sup><a href="sources.htm#33" class="lnk">33</a>,<a href="sources.htm#36891" class="lnk">36891</a></sup> Appeared with 3 m under 16, 3 females. One other free person was with them. He appeared in the census in 1800 in Marlborough, Cheshire, NH.<sup><a href="sources.htm#33" class="lnk">33</a></sup> Appeared with 1 male under 10; 1 10-15; 1 16-25; 1 45 and older; 1 female under 10; 2 16-25; 1 26-44; and 1 45 and older. Ebenezer died on 7 October 1805 at the age of 51 in Marlborough, Cheshire, NH.<sup><a href="sources.htm#7982" class="lnk">7982</a>,<a href="sources.htm#33882" class="lnk">33882</a>,<a href="sources.htm#36887" class="lnk">36887</a>,<a href="sources.htm#36889" class="lnk">36889</a>,<a href="sources.htm#82694" class="lnk">82694</a>,<a href="sources.htm#91841" class="lnk">91841</a></sup> His death certificate was issued in 1905 as part of an apparent transcription of old records. Buried in Center (also called Meeting House or Old) Cemetery, Marlboro, NH. Gravestone is a Revolutionary War marker, "In memory of Lieut. Ebenezer Temple who died Oct. 7th 1805 in the 52 year of his age." He was a shoe maker.<sup><a href="sources.htm#29517" class="lnk">29517</a></sup> Parents: <a href="b3065.htm#P351" class="lnk">Thomas TEMPLE-351</a> and <a href="b1585.htm#P4389" class="lnk">Sarah PARKER-4389</a>.</p><p>Spouse: <a href="b826.htm#P5806" class="lnk">Olive GIBBS-5806</a>. Olive GIBBS and Lieutenant Ebenezer TEMPLE<sup></sup> were married on 29 August 1776 in Hopkinton, Middlesex, MA.<sup><a href="sources.htm#23" class="lnk">23</a>,<a href="sources.htm#33882" class="lnk">33882</a>,<a href="sources.htm#36887" class="lnk">36887</a>,<a href="sources.htm#36888" class="lnk">36888</a>,<a href="sources.htm#36891" class="lnk">36891</a>,<a href="sources.htm#36892" class="lnk">36892</a></sup> Children were: <a href="b2161.htm#P5807" class="lnk">Anna TEMPLE-5807</a>, <a href="b3135.htm#P5808" class="lnk">William Foster (Foster) TEMPLE-5808</a>, <a href="b2907.htm#P5809" class="lnk">Patty TEMPLE-5809</a>, <a href="b2544.htm#P5810" class="lnk">Isaac TEMPLE-5810</a>, <a href="b3065.htm#P5811" class="lnk">Thomas TEMPLE-5811</a>, <a href="b2662.htm#P5812" class="lnk">Joseph TEMPLE-5812</a>, <a href="b2604.htm#P5813" class="lnk">Jesse TEMPLE-5813</a>, <a href="b2179.htm#P5814" class="lnk">Asenith TEMPLE-5814</a>, <a href="b3037.htm#P5815" class="lnk">Sophira (Sophia) TEMPLE-5815</a>.</p><p><hr><a name="P5256"></a><b>Ebenezer TEMPLE</b><sup><a href="sources.htm#91842" class="lnk">91842</a></sup> was born before 1755 in England, United Kingdom.<sup></sup> He immigrated between 1763 and 1775.<sup></sup> The fact of his immigration is tenuous, as his birthplace has not been established. If he is indeed the brother of Ichabod Temple, the Baptist minister, then he had to have immigrated prior to his military service. As his military service was on the winning side of the Revolution, I assume that means he arrived in America in time to develop sentiment in favor of the Revolution. He appeared in the census in 1790 in Bowdoin, Sagadahoc, ME.<sup><a href="sources.htm#91843" class="lnk">91843</a></sup> Ebenezer appeared in the census in 1800 in Lewiston, Androscoggin, ME.<sup><a href="sources.htm#91844" class="lnk">91844</a></sup> He appeared in the census in 1810 in Bowdoin, Sagadahoc, ME.<sup><a href="sources.htm#91845" class="lnk">91845</a></sup> He died before 1820 at the age of 65 in OH.<sup></sup> Some sources indicate he moved to OH with his son John, and died there. He did not appear in OH in 1820. Mentioned in Rise of the Temples only as the father of John and the rest of their line. As John was also said to be the nephew of Reverend Ichabod Temple (also in Rise of the Temples), Ebenezer was probably the brother of Ichabod, but this remains to be proved. If true, this may point to Ebenezer's parentage (the will of Richard Temple of Bowdoinham, ME in Sep 1783 may hold the key to that identification), and it may also point to his birthplace. If indeed he is the brother of Ichabod, then he was born in England, but this too needs proof. Some sources point to Ichabod, who, with Mary Clark, were the parents of Ebenezer Temple, b 1786 in ME. He would indeed fit into that line, but there is a lot of conjecture about the whole family.<p>The 1790 Census of Maine shows him as a head of household, with four white males under 16, and 3 white females, one of which is his wife. Parents: <a href="b2943.htm#P24766" class="lnk">Richard TEMPLE-24766</a> and <a href="b892.htm#P31306" class="lnk">Elizabeth GUSTIN-31306</a>.</p><p>Spouse: <a href="b3297.htm#P47608" class="lnk">UNKNOWN-47608</a>. Children were: <a href="b2623.htm#P5257" class="lnk">John TEMPLE-5257</a>, <a href="b2943.htm#P23882" class="lnk">Richard TEMPLE-23882</a>, <a href="b2353.htm#P23881" class="lnk">Ebenezer TEMPLE-23881</a>.</p><p><hr><a name="P915"></a><b>Private Ebenezer TEMPLE</b><sup><a href="sources.htm#91846" class="lnk">91846</a>,<a href="sources.htm#91847" class="lnk">91847</a></sup> was born on 5 April 1757 in Pepperell, Middlesex, MA.<sup><a href="sources.htm#23" class="lnk">23</a>,<a href="sources.htm#91847" class="lnk">91847</a>,<a href="sources.htm#91848" class="lnk">91848</a></sup> Rise of the Temples lists date as 1755 in Sandisfield, MA. Some researchers give 5 Apr 1754. Some sources give his birth at Acton, as do Revolutionary War records. He "warned out" of town in September 1770 in Westford, Middlesex, MA.<sup><a href="sources.htm#33" class="lnk">33</a>,<a href="sources.htm#91849" class="lnk">91849</a></sup> He made the ward of Joseph Robbins in 1774 in MA.<sup><a href="sources.htm#37430" class="lnk">37430</a></sup> Sally Eaton's research on Ebenezer indicates that there is no record of his releasing Joseph Robbins as his guardian, because beginning in 1775, Ebenezer was off fighting in the Revolutionary War for eight years.<p>Sally Eaton's research showed "that when a man died in the 1700's, his property went to his sons, not to his wife. Because children cannot manage their own financial affairs, a financial guardian is appointed for them, or if they are old enough they can choose their own guardian. This is done even when the mother is still living. If the guardians had been appointed because the mother was dead, they would have been appointed at the same time and a guardian would also have been appointed for Samuel and Ebenezer's sister, Phebe." This explains in part why Hannah Gleason was still living, yet her children all chose guardians after their father's death. Ebenezer served in the military between 1775 and 1783.<sup><a href="sources.htm#33" class="lnk">33</a>,<a href="sources.htm#23316" class="lnk">23316</a>,<a href="sources.htm#82693" class="lnk">82693</a>,<a href="sources.htm#91850" class="lnk">91850</a>,<a href="sources.htm#91851" class="lnk">91851</a>,<a href="sources.htm#91852" class="lnk">91852</a>,<a href="sources.htm#91853" class="lnk">91853</a>,<a href="sources.htm#91854" class="lnk">91854</a>,<a href="sources.htm#91855" class="lnk">91855</a>,<a href="sources.htm#91856" class="lnk">91856</a>,<a href="sources.htm#91857" class="lnk">91857</a>,<a href="sources.htm#91858" class="lnk">91858</a>,<a href="sources.htm#91859" class="lnk">91859</a>,<a href="sources.htm#91860" class="lnk">91860</a>,<a href="sources.htm#91861" class="lnk">91861</a>,<a href="sources.htm#91862" class="lnk">91862</a>,<a href="sources.htm#91863" class="lnk">91863</a>,<a href="sources.htm#91864" class="lnk">91864</a></sup> Ebenezer TEMPLE served throughout the entire Revolutionary War, from 1775 to 1783. His Revolutionary War service was credited to Acton, MA (as was his brother Samuel's) and also to CT and NY. He was a private in Timothy Walker's Co. of militia, Col. Green's Regt. from Wilmington, MA, which marched on the alarm April 19, 1775. Service 5 ½ days. Joined Continental Army in July 1775, serving three months at Roxbury in the Siege of Boston under Col. Ebenezer Learned/Larned. Beginning Feb. 1776, went to Quebec to reinforce the army for three months. Benedict Arnold had a leadership role there. July 1776, joined Capt. Joel Dickinson's Co. of Col. Samuel Elmore's Regt. for six months and re-enlisted for another six months. This was a CT Regiment sent to protect the Mohawk Valley in NY. Soldiers from NY and MA joined it there. Sent to Fort Dayton and then to Ft. Stanwix/Schuyler, NY. Early 1777, joined Col. John Lamb's 2nd New York (later Continental) Artillery Regt. Was a matross in Capt. Lt. Joseph Savage's Detachment of Capt. Robert Walker's Co. Aug. 1777, among the 750 American soldiers who successfully defended Ft. Stanwix in a 21-day siege by the British, Hessians, Loyalists and Indians. Benedict Arnold rescued the fort. This victory at Ft. Stanwix helped to set up the American win at Saratoga, a turning point in the war. Some, but not all, of Col. Lamb's troops were at Valley Forge during the now famous winter of 1777-1778, but we can find no record of Ebenezer TEMPLE having been there. He most likely remained at Ft. Stanwix through Nov. 1778. Dec. 1778 through Aug. 1781, stationed in Danbury and Bethel, CT, and at Hudson River encampments: Newburgh, New Windsor and West Point. In 1779, company attached to Genl. Huntington's Brigade, Col. Nixon's Brigade and to the 1st PA Brigade. Member of Col. John Lamb's troops stationed in and around West Point on September 25, 1780, when Benedict Arnold failed in his attempt to turn it over to the British. Oct. 1781, fought in the eight-day Siege of Yorktown as a matross in Col. John Lamb's 2nd Regt. of Artillery. Cornwallis surrendered at Yorktown, the last major battle of the Revolutionary War. The men of Colonel Lamb's Artillery were recognized by General George Washington for their skill in this battle. 1781-1783, TEMPLE, stationed at Burlington Barracks, NJ, and West Point, NY, continued to serve -- now under Capt. Jacob Reed -- until a treaty was signed with the British. Company re-named 10th Company of Lamb's 2nd Continental Artillery. Ebenezer TEMPLE was honorably discharged in June 1783 at West Point by General George Washington.<p>Much of Ebenezer's war service was in NY, and he may have lived there for awhile after the war. Ebenezer's first child (Ira born 1786-87) states in the 1850 census that he was born in NY. There is no indication that Ebenezer lived on his NY bounty land. The war was over in 1783, but the bounty land didn't come through until 1790. Many soldiers got tired of waiting for the land and sold or assigned it. There is some confusion about his bounty land because one record shows that on 9 July 1790 Major Connolly received a patent (deed) for Ebenezer's bounty land, 600 acres: Lot 26, Twp 19, which was Homer, NY. Other records show Ebenezer's warrant # 78990 was assigned to Jacob Ferris on 9 April 1791, and he then sold it to Abel Owen on 13 May 1791. In 1803 there was a lawsuit "Abel OWEN and Roderick OWEN vs. Ebenezer TEMPLE and Martin KINGSLEY," with KINGSLEY contesting the title. The OWENs won the lawsuit. It is not clear if TEMPLE's name was on the suit because he originally owned the land or whether he was actually involved in the dispute.<p>Pension started 4 Apr 1818. Appeared in the 1820 Pension List in Vermont. In his sworn statement on his service, applying for his pension, Ebenezer explained his service and circumstances:<p>"I Ebenezer Temple of Woodford in the county of Bennington and State of Vermont Testify and say that inlisted [sic] in the service of the United States in the Revolutionary War in July AD 1775 in Colonel Larned Rigement [sic] served about three months, and in Feb AD 1776 I went to Quebec to reinforce the army for three months, and served my time out. In the month of Jun 1776 I inlisted [sic] into the Continental serving for one year in Cap Dickinson Company and Col Elmore Rigement [sic] in the Massachusetts Line and before my time was out in the winter of 1777 I inlisted [sic] during the war in Capt Walkers Company of Artillery in Col Lambs Rigement [sic] in the New York Line. I was at the surrender of Cornwallis; was honorably discharged at West Point in June AD 1783. I have lost my discharge and have not seen it for many years and further testify that I am possessed of about sixty acres of mountain land which is poor, as us five had house and barn, one cow, two young cattle and six sheep - I am considerably in debt. I am so reduced in my circumstances that within the last hear have lived many weeks without bread and have suffered for provisions generally - my wife has poor health, and we are advanced in years. Under these circumstances I consider myself so reduced as to be in need of assistance from government for support."<p>In 1820, he again appeared in court to prove that he qualified as being in need of a pension:<p>"I served in the company commanded by Capt Walker in the regiment commanded by Col. Lamb of the New York line, I enlisted in the winter of 77 during the war. I served 8 months service the first year of the war and in 76 I went in the campaign to Quibeck [sic] out 3 months and in June the same year enlisted into the years service in Col. Elmor's regiment. I was in fort Stanwix during a close siege of 21 days by 700 British besides Indians and Tories who approached with their lines within 50 rods of the fort. I was also at the taking of Cornwallis and discharged by Gen Washington." He lived in Sandisfield, Berkshire, MA about 1775.<sup><a href="sources.htm#23316" class="lnk">23316</a></sup> He issued a bounty land warrant for 100 acres on 9 April 1791.<sup><a href="sources.htm#91865" class="lnk">91865</a></sup> Warrant issued for his service in Lamb's artillery. Ebenezer seller of land in 1793 in Bethlehem, Berkshire, MA.<sup><a href="sources.htm#33" class="lnk">33</a>,<a href="sources.htm#91866" class="lnk">91866</a></sup> He sold his Bethlehem, Berkshire Co, MA land in 1793 and bought land in Stafford, Tolland Co, CT on 8 Nov 1794 and 2 Dec 1795. He buyer of land in 1794 in Stafford, Tolland, CT.<sup><a href="sources.htm#33" class="lnk">33</a></sup> He purchaser of land on 12 September 1807 in Woodford, Bennington, VT.<sup><a href="sources.htm#33" class="lnk">33</a>,<a href="sources.htm#91867" class="lnk">91867</a></sup> Ebenezer was elected as town Committeeman in 1813 in Woodford, Bennington, VT.<sup><a href="sources.htm#33" class="lnk">33</a>,<a href="sources.htm#91868" class="lnk">91868</a></sup> He lived in Woodford, Bennington, VT in 1818.<sup><a href="sources.htm#33" class="lnk">33</a>,<a href="sources.htm#82693" class="lnk">82693</a></sup> He seller of land on 16 May 1820 in Woodford, Bennington, VT.<sup><a href="sources.htm#33" class="lnk">33</a>,<a href="sources.htm#91869" class="lnk">91869</a></sup> This is his last recorded sale. Ebenezer signed a will on 18 November 1840 in Woodford, Bennington, VT.<sup><a href="sources.htm#33" class="lnk">33</a>,<a href="sources.htm#91870" class="lnk">91870</a></sup> His will was recorded 26 Dec 1842. He named his daughter Rhoda TEMPLE (later EVANS) as executor. After Ebenezer’s death, his son-in-law Elijah Evans went to court stating that there was no will and asking to be appointed administrator of TEMPLE’s estate. He died on 24 November 1847 at the age of 90 in Woodford, Bennington, VT.<sup><a href="sources.htm#23" class="lnk">23</a>,<a href="sources.htm#32" class="lnk">32</a>,<a href="sources.htm#91847" class="lnk">91847</a>,<a href="sources.htm#91871" class="lnk">91871</a>,<a href="sources.htm#91872" class="lnk">91872</a>,<a href="sources.htm#91873" class="lnk">91873</a>,<a href="sources.htm#91874" class="lnk">91874</a></sup> Rise of the Temples says he died in 1775, which is clearly an error, as he served continuously from 1775-1783. That leaves open the question of who died in 1775, if anyone. His son, Ira, in a pension-related deposition, swore that his father died 20 Oct 1847 in Woodford, Bennington, VT. However, in 1854, investigating what had happened to Ebenezer's pension after his death, the commissioner in the Pension Office said he had died 24 Nov 1847. A diary page from the Day Papers at the Bennington Museum Library in Bennington, VT, confirms the 24 Nov 1847 date. A supporting affidavit to Ira's application for Ebenezer's pension arrears, one Galen Cutler, who was the administrator of Ebenezer's estate, said that Ebenezer died 24 Nov 1847. Probate court handed his estate over to an administrator in Woodford, VT, in 1848. Buried in Waters Hill Cemetery, Woodford, VT. Five children were credited to Ebenezer in the pension records. They were all born before 1806, the year Ebenezer's first wife Anna died.<p> It is not known where Ebenezer was between 1801 when he sold his land in Stafford, Tolland, CT, and 1806, when his wife Anna died in Woodford, Bennington Co, VT. Parents: <a href="b3001.htm#P843" class="lnk">Samuel TEMPLE-843</a> and <a href="b840.htm#P913" class="lnk">Hannah GLEASON-913</a>.</p><p>Spouse: <a href="b1.htm#P37751" class="lnk">Abigail -37751</a>. Abigail and Private Ebenezer TEMPLE<sup></sup> were married on 16 August 1806 in Woodford, Bennington, VT.<sup><a href="sources.htm#34" class="lnk">34</a></sup> Published their banns on 8 Aug 1806.</p><p>Spouse: <a href="b9.htm#P37745" class="lnk">Anna -37745</a>. Anna and Private Ebenezer TEMPLE<sup></sup> were married about 1785.<sup><a href="sources.htm#33" class="lnk">33</a></sup> Date is based on the birth date of Ira, and requires proof. Children were: <a href="b2541.htm#P43005" class="lnk">Ira TEMPLE-43005</a>, <a href="b2152.htm#P37748" class="lnk">Amy TEMPLE-37748</a>, <a href="b3120.htm#P37746" class="lnk">William TEMPLE-37746</a>, <a href="b2941.htm#P37747" class="lnk">Rhoda TEMPLE-37747</a>, <a href="b2161.htm#P37742" class="lnk">Anna TEMPLE-37742</a>, <a href="b2536.htm#P37744" class="lnk">Huldah TEMPLE-37744</a>.</p><p><hr><a name="P5799"></a><b>Ebenezer TEMPLE</b><sup><a href="sources.htm#91875" class="lnk">91875</a></sup> was born on 4 March 1770 in Tewksbury, Middlesex, MA.<sup><a href="sources.htm#11047" class="lnk">11047</a>,<a href="sources.htm#22834" class="lnk">22834</a>,<a href="sources.htm#34117" class="lnk">34117</a>,<a href="sources.htm#83831" class="lnk">83831</a>,<a href="sources.htm#91875" class="lnk">91875</a></sup> The History of Newbury, VT, gave his birthplace as Milford, NH. He moved before 1798 in Newbury, Orange, VT.<sup><a href="sources.htm#26171" class="lnk">26171</a></sup> Said to have moved from Hillsboro, NH. In 1850 he was a farmer in Newbury, Orange, VT.<sup><a href="sources.htm#22834" class="lnk">22834</a></sup> Ebenezer died on 21 March 1858 at the age of 88 in Newbury, Orange, VT.<sup><a href="sources.htm#7598" class="lnk">7598</a>,<a href="sources.htm#91876" class="lnk">91876</a></sup> Buried in Town House Cemetery, Newbury Center, VT. He has reference number RLT # 275.<sup><a href="sources.htm#33986" class="lnk">33986</a></sup> He shows up in the 1830 Census as the head of the household, with three sons, 10-15, 15-20, and 20-30, as well as 2 daughters 5-10, 1 10-15, 1 15-20, and 1 20-30. His wife's age is given as 50-60. Parents: <a href="b2193.htm#P4401" class="lnk">Benjamin TEMPLE-4401</a> and <a href="b1793.htm#P5797" class="lnk">Sarah SANDERS-5797</a>.</p><p>Spouse: <a href="b828.htm#P5915" class="lnk">Rebecca GIBSON-5915</a>. Rebecca GIBSON and Ebenezer TEMPLE<sup></sup> were married on 11 April 1799 in Newbury, Orange, VT.<sup><a href="sources.htm#7598" class="lnk">7598</a>,<a href="sources.htm#26171" class="lnk">26171</a></sup> Children were: <a href="b3012.htm#P5921" class="lnk">Sarah (Sally) TEMPLE-5921</a>, <a href="b2616.htm#P6208" class="lnk">Joel TEMPLE-6208</a>, <a href="b2180.htm#P6209" class="lnk">Atha\Affa TEMPLE-6209</a>, <a href="b2273.htm#P5922" class="lnk">Christiana W. (Casta) TEMPLE-5922</a>, <a href="b2840.htm#P5923" class="lnk">Matthew G. TEMPLE-5923</a>, <a href="b2794.htm#P5924" class="lnk">Mark TEMPLE-5924</a>, <a href="b2763.htm#P5925" class="lnk">Luke TEMPLE-5925</a>, <a href="b2380.htm#P5926" class="lnk">Elizabeth (Betsey) TEMPLE-5926</a>, <a href="b2624.htm#P5927" class="lnk">John TEMPLE-5927</a>, <a href="b2936.htm#P5928" class="lnk">Rebecca TEMPLE-5928</a>, <a href="b2120.htm#P5929" class="lnk">Abigail C. (Abbie) TEMPLE-5929</a>, <a href="b2926.htm#P5930" class="lnk">Rachel G. TEMPLE-5930</a>.</p><p><hr><a name="P23881"></a><b>Ebenezer TEMPLE</b><sup><a href="sources.htm#91877" class="lnk">91877</a></sup> was born in 1786 in ME.<sup><a href="sources.htm#5537" class="lnk">5537</a>,<a href="sources.htm#5541" class="lnk">5541</a>,<a href="sources.htm#64674" class="lnk">64674</a></sup> Gave his age as 72 in 1856. He appeared in the census in 1820 in Ohio Twp., Clermont, OH.<sup><a href="sources.htm#91878" class="lnk">91878</a></sup> He appeared in the census in 1840 in Ripley Co., IN.<sup><a href="sources.htm#91879" class="lnk">91879</a></sup> Appears in the 1840 census with 2 sons between 15 and 20 years, one daughter between 5 and 10 years, one between 10 and 15 and another between 20 and 30 years. Ebenezer moved in 1840 in Rock Co., WI.<sup><a href="sources.htm#91880" class="lnk">91880</a></sup> Among the first settlers of Rock County, WI. He the person who laid out Union Township in 1844 in Union, Rock, WI.<sup><a href="sources.htm#8768" class="lnk">8768</a></sup> In August 1850 he was a farmer in Union, Rock, WI.<sup><a href="sources.htm#5541" class="lnk">5541</a></sup> Ebenezer appeared in the census in 1856 in Osage, Mitchell, IA.<sup><a href="sources.htm#64674" class="lnk">64674</a></sup> In June 1860 he was a farmer in Cedar, Mitchell, IA.<sup><a href="sources.htm#5537" class="lnk">5537</a></sup> He died in Mitchell Co., IA.<sup></sup> He and his family moved to Mitchell County, IA at the request of their son James, who, in 1854, had moved there and opened up a farm. They went to Mitchell County and lived with James until their deaths.<p>Cecilia Barger, a descendant of Edwin Rollin Temple, provided the following insight on the Temple Cemetery: "The Temple Cemetery cemetery in Mitchell county that was originally on Temple land is now called Tucker cemetery. Mercy Temple is buried there and although back in those days they did not report burials and such and no known newspaper articles are known to exist - I believe Albert, and Ebenezer Temple Jr. are buried here.<p>"Note - the Temple cemetery that is on the plot of land that was the Temple families from 1855-1897 was called the Temple cemetery. On the surveyors map it is indicated as so dated 1875. This would mean that the family would have actively buried those who dwelled on the land who were of the family. It wasn't until 1898 that the land was foreclosed and went to another - possibly T.E. Tucker who was a good friend of Albert Temple and had land adjacen to him. This would also indicate the name of the cemetery going under Tucker Cemetery. Most burials were not reported therefore it would not be listed in any cemetery transcription log or books done by the genealogical society. There are no actual newspaper obits for Albert or Ebenezer and Stone was most likely provided by son for Mercy." Ebenezer has reference number RLT # 25Fi.<sup><a href="sources.htm#33986" class="lnk">33986</a></sup> The conclusion that he was the father of Albert Temple requires proof, which will be hard to come by. Ebenezer and his descendants had wanderlust, and the birthplaces of their children indicate that they moved on every couple of years or so, until the children reached Washington Territory, where they all stayed. I postulate a first wife for Ebenezer because he was married to Mary/Mercy Temple so late in life, and because it is almost certain that Albert, b 1806, was his son. See Albert for the full story of how this connection was made. Parents: <a href="b2353.htm#P5256" class="lnk">Ebenezer TEMPLE-5256</a> and <a href="b3297.htm#P47608" class="lnk">UNKNOWN-47608</a>.</p><p>Spouse: <a href="b1930.htm#P56466" class="lnk">Hannah STABARD-56466</a>. Hannah STABARD and Ebenezer TEMPLE<sup></sup> were married about 1807.<sup></sup> Date is assumed based on Albert's birth date. Children were: <a href="b2129.htm#P50210" class="lnk">Albert TEMPLE-50210</a>, <a href="b2370.htm#P61723" class="lnk">Eleanor TEMPLE-61723</a>.</p><p>Spouse: <a href="b2814.htm#P28754" class="lnk">Mary (Mercy) TEMPLE-28754</a>. Mary (Mercy) TEMPLE and Ebenezer TEMPLE<sup></sup> were married on 27 August 1819 in Clermont Co., OH.<sup><a href="sources.htm#465" class="lnk">465</a>,<a href="sources.htm#10092" class="lnk">10092</a>,<a href="sources.htm#91877" class="lnk">91877</a></sup> Children were: <a href="b3133.htm#P29710" class="lnk">William E. TEMPLE-29710</a>, <a href="b2571.htm#P29716" class="lnk">James F. TEMPLE-29716</a>, <a href="b2809.htm#P29711" class="lnk">Mary TEMPLE-29711</a>, <a href="b2145.htm#P46896" class="lnk">Almira TEMPLE-46896</a>.</p><p><hr><a name="P5907"></a><b>Ebenezer TEMPLE</b><sup><a href="sources.htm#52803" class="lnk">52803</a></sup> was born on 1 November 1805 in Gilsum, Cheshire, NH.<sup><a href="sources.htm#23" class="lnk">23</a>,<a href="sources.htm#7984" class="lnk">7984</a>,<a href="sources.htm#52803" class="lnk">52803</a></sup> Some sources give Waterloo, Canada. He died on 17 November 1889 at the age of 84 in Shefford, Shefford, Quebec, Canada.<sup><a href="sources.htm#8555" class="lnk">8555</a>,<a href="sources.htm#11303" class="lnk">11303</a>,<a href="sources.htm#52803" class="lnk">52803</a></sup> Buried in Waterloo Cemetery, Waterloo, Quebec, Canada. Parents: <a href="b3065.htm#P5811" class="lnk">Thomas TEMPLE-5811</a> and <a href="b247.htm#P5906" class="lnk">Jane (Jenna) BANKS-5906</a>.</p><p>Spouse: <a href="b1365.htm#P6191" class="lnk">Betsey MC FARLAND-6191</a>. Betsey MC FARLAND and Ebenezer TEMPLE<sup></sup> were married on 3 May 1829 in Shefford, Shefford, Quebec, Canada.<sup><a href="sources.htm#8555" class="lnk">8555</a>,<a href="sources.htm#8556" class="lnk">8556</a>,<a href="sources.htm#52803" class="lnk">52803</a></sup></p><p>Spouse: <a href="b1256.htm#P6192" class="lnk">Lydia LEWIS-6192</a>. Lydia LEWIS and Ebenezer TEMPLE<sup></sup> were married on 6 June 1831 in Shefford, Shefford, Quebec, Canada.<sup><a href="sources.htm#8555" class="lnk">8555</a>,<a href="sources.htm#8556" class="lnk">8556</a>,<a href="sources.htm#52803" class="lnk">52803</a></sup> Some sources put the place as Waterloo, Quebec, Canada, but this does not match church records. Children were: <a href="b2802.htm#P6194" class="lnk">Martha Jane TEMPLE-6194</a>, <a href="b2132.htm#P6195" class="lnk">Albert Thomas TEMPLE-6195</a>, <a href="b2051.htm#P43910" class="lnk">TEMPLE-43910</a>, <a href="b2836.htm#P6196" class="lnk">Mary Sophia TEMPLE-6196</a>, <a href="b2339.htm#P6197" class="lnk">Dorcas Elvira (Elvira) TEMPLE-6197</a>.</p><p>Spouse: <a href="b1254.htm#P6193" class="lnk">Diana LEWIS-6193</a>. Diana LEWIS and Ebenezer TEMPLE<sup></sup> were married on 31 January 1844 in Waterloo, La Haute-Yamaska, Quebec, Canada.<sup><a href="sources.htm#8555" class="lnk">8555</a>,<a href="sources.htm#52803" class="lnk">52803</a></sup> Children were: <a href="b2466.htm#P6198" class="lnk">George Frederick TEMPLE-6198</a>, <a href="b3035.htm#P6199" class="lnk">Silas Lewis TEMPLE-6199</a>, <a href="b2367.htm#P6200" class="lnk">Edwin Ebenezer TEMPLE-6200</a>, <a href="b2840.htm#P6203" class="lnk">Matthew Harland (Matthew) TEMPLE-6203</a>, <a href="b2126.htm#P6201" class="lnk">Agnes Adella TEMPLE-6201</a>, <a href="b3140.htm#P6202" class="lnk">William Henry TEMPLE-6202</a>.</p><p><hr><a name="P1330"></a><b>Ebenezer (Eben) TEMPLE</b><sup><a href="sources.htm#53936" class="lnk">53936</a>,<a href="sources.htm#53937" class="lnk">53937</a>,<a href="sources.htm#91881" class="lnk">91881</a>,<a href="sources.htm#91882" class="lnk">91882</a></sup> was born on 20 April 1793 in Montague, Franklin, MA.<sup><a href="sources.htm#20102" class="lnk">20102</a>,<a href="sources.htm#53938" class="lnk">53938</a>,<a href="sources.htm#79352" class="lnk">79352</a></sup> He served in the military between 13 September 1814 and 7 November 1814 in Boston, Suffolk, MA.<sup><a href="sources.htm#91883" class="lnk">91883</a></sup> Possibly the Ebenezer Temple who served in Captain E. Strong's Company, LtCol T. Longley's Regiment in the War of 1812. This unit served from 13 Sep to 7 Nov 1814. It was drawn from Northampton and vicinity, serving in Boston. This conclusion is based on circumstance of timing and location compared to other known Ebenezer Temples. In July 1860 he was a laborer in Northampton, Hampshire, MA.<sup><a href="sources.htm#53938" class="lnk">53938</a></sup> Ebenezer died on 14 July 1862 at the age of 69 in Northampton, Hampshire, MA.<sup><a href="sources.htm#685" class="lnk">685</a>,<a href="sources.htm#91884" class="lnk">91884</a></sup> Buried in Bridge Street Cemetery, Northampton, MA. He has reference number RLT # 320i.<sup><a href="sources.htm#13835" class="lnk">13835</a></sup> May be the Ebenezer Temple who was baptized at North Adams First Baptist Church 9 Dec 1827. He was noted to have moved to Montague, and later rejoined the Church on 12 Mar 1842. Parents: <a href="b2870.htm#P211" class="lnk">Moses TEMPLE-211</a> and <a href="b438.htm#P1327" class="lnk">Winifred CALL-1327</a>.</p><p>Spouse: <a href="b1284.htm#P24772" class="lnk">Philena LOVERIDGE-24772</a>. Philena LOVERIDGE and Ebenezer (Eben) TEMPLE<sup></sup> were married in 1818.<sup><a href="sources.htm#16947" class="lnk">16947</a></sup> Filed their intention at Deerfield on 19 Sep 1818. Children were: <a href="b2655.htm#P29589" class="lnk">John Winthrop (John) TEMPLE-29589</a>, <a href="b2353.htm#P61091" class="lnk">Ebenezer L. (Eben) TEMPLE-61091</a>, <a href="b2892.htm#P61066" class="lnk">Oliver P. TEMPLE-61066</a>, <a href="b2680.htm#P24773" class="lnk">Julia Emmeline TEMPLE-24773</a>, <a href="b2870.htm#P61070" class="lnk">Moses R. TEMPLE-61070</a>, <a href="b2522.htm#P31882" class="lnk">Henry D. TEMPLE-31882</a>, <a href="b3044.htm#P25242" class="lnk">Stillman R. TEMPLE-25242</a>, <a href="b2892.htm#P30675" class="lnk">Oliver TEMPLE-30675</a>, <a href="b2721.htm#P50771" class="lnk">Lena TEMPLE-50771</a>.</p><p><hr><a name="P6223"></a><b>Ebenezer E. TEMPLE</b><sup><a href="sources.htm#10290" class="lnk">10290</a></sup> was born on 19 January 1848 in Newbury, Orange, VT.<sup><a href="sources.htm#10292" class="lnk">10292</a>,<a href="sources.htm#10295" class="lnk">10295</a>,<a href="sources.htm#10298" class="lnk">10298</a>,<a href="sources.htm#18081" class="lnk">18081</a>,<a href="sources.htm#91885" class="lnk">91885</a></sup> He appeared in the census in 1850 in Lunenburg, Essex, VT.<sup><a href="sources.htm#10292" class="lnk">10292</a></sup> He appeared in the census in August 1860 in Newbury, Orange, VT.<sup><a href="sources.htm#10295" class="lnk">10295</a></sup> Before 1869 Ebenezer was a laborer in VT.<sup><a href="sources.htm#91885" class="lnk">91885</a></sup> He died on 5 August 1869 at the age of 21 in Newbury, Orange, VT.<sup><a href="sources.htm#10298" class="lnk">10298</a>,<a href="sources.htm#18081" class="lnk">18081</a>,<a href="sources.htm#91885" class="lnk">91885</a></sup> Died of consumption. Unmarried. Parents: <a href="b2763.htm#P5925" class="lnk">Luke TEMPLE-5925</a> and <a href="b227.htm#P6221" class="lnk">Mary Ann (Mary) AVERY-6221</a>.</p><p><hr><a name="P5913"></a><b>Ebenezer Franklin (Frank) TEMPLE</b><sup><a href="sources.htm#69699" class="lnk">69699</a></sup> was born on 29 May 1829 in Gilsum, Cheshire, NH.<sup><a href="sources.htm#7984" class="lnk">7984</a>,<a href="sources.htm#17568" class="lnk">17568</a>,<a href="sources.htm#69699" class="lnk">69699</a>,<a href="sources.htm#69700" class="lnk">69700</a>,<a href="sources.htm#69701" class="lnk">69701</a>,<a href="sources.htm#69703" class="lnk">69703</a>,<a href="sources.htm#82056" class="lnk">82056</a>,<a href="sources.htm#91886" class="lnk">91886</a></sup> In August 1850 he was a factory operator in Gilsum, Cheshire, NH.<sup><a href="sources.htm#91886" class="lnk">91886</a></sup> In 1856 he was a farmer in Canaan, Cerro Gordo, IA.<sup><a href="sources.htm#69703" class="lnk">69703</a></sup> In July 1860 Ebenezer was a farmer in Mason City, Cerro Gordo, IA.<sup><a href="sources.htm#91887" class="lnk">91887</a></sup> In June 1870 he was a farmer in Mason City, Cerro Gordo, IA.<sup><a href="sources.htm#69705" class="lnk">69705</a></sup> In June 1880 he was a farmer in Mason City, Cerro Gordo, IA.<sup><a href="sources.htm#69706" class="lnk">69706</a></sup> In 1885 Ebenezer was a farmer in Mason City, Cerro Gordo, IA.<sup><a href="sources.htm#69707" class="lnk">69707</a></sup> He signed a will on 12 January 1893 in Cerro Gordo Co., IA.<sup><a href="sources.htm#91888" class="lnk">91888</a></sup> He appeared in the census in 1895 in Mason City, Cerro Gordo, IA.<sup><a href="sources.htm#69700" class="lnk">69700</a></sup> Ebenezer died on 10 September 1899 at the age of 70 in Mason City, Cerro Gordo, IA.<sup><a href="sources.htm#7984" class="lnk">7984</a>,<a href="sources.htm#22752" class="lnk">22752</a>,<a href="sources.htm#69699" class="lnk">69699</a>,<a href="sources.htm#69710" class="lnk">69710</a>,<a href="sources.htm#91888" class="lnk">91888</a></sup> His will was probated on 16 Dec 1899, but his grave marker gave a death date of 10 Sep 1899. Buried in Elmwood Saint Joseph Cemetery, Mason City, IA. He has reference number RLT # 409.<sup><a href="sources.htm#6101" class="lnk">6101</a></sup> No issue. Some indication he changed his name to Frank Edward, evidenced by his name in the Vital Records of Concord, NH, where he is Frank E. He also appears as Frank in the 1860 and 1870 censuses. Parents: <a href="b2604.htm#P5813" class="lnk">Jesse TEMPLE-5813</a> and <a href="b707.htm#P5910" class="lnk">Betsey ELLIS-5910</a>.</p><p>Spouse: <a href="b1776.htm#P6239" class="lnk">Lucy Ann (Lucy) RUGG-6239</a>. Lucy Ann (Lucy) RUGG and Ebenezer Franklin (Frank) TEMPLE<sup></sup> were married on 13 February 1855 in Sullivan, Cheshire, NH.<sup><a href="sources.htm#2244" class="lnk">2244</a>,<a href="sources.htm#7984" class="lnk">7984</a>,<a href="sources.htm#17568" class="lnk">17568</a>,<a href="sources.htm#69699" class="lnk">69699</a>,<a href="sources.htm#69711" class="lnk">69711</a>,<a href="sources.htm#69712" class="lnk">69712</a></sup></p><p><hr><a name="P61091"></a><b>Ebenezer L. (Eben) TEMPLE</b><sup></sup> was born in 1821 in MA.<sup><a href="sources.htm#1404" class="lnk">1404</a>,<a href="sources.htm#3117" class="lnk">3117</a>,<a href="sources.htm#7063" class="lnk">7063</a>,<a href="sources.htm#7064" class="lnk">7064</a>,<a href="sources.htm#7065" class="lnk">7065</a></sup> The enumerator wrote his birthplace as MS - but he meant Massachusetts. The whole page is folks from the North, especially New England, and yet a third of them are from "MS." In this case, it makes no sense to interpret the enumerator's abbreviation as the more accepted Mississippi. In January 1850 he was a sawyer in Conneaut, Erie, PA.<sup><a href="sources.htm#1404" class="lnk">1404</a></sup> Enumerated with him in 1850 were Oliver and Moses, both essentially his age, both with the same occupation, and both also from MA. They must be his brothers. In 1856 he was a farmer in Elk River, Clinton, IA.<sup><a href="sources.htm#7065" class="lnk">7065</a></sup> He was a voter and a member of the militia in 1856. In July 1860 Ebenezer was a farmer in Springfield Twp., Erie, PA.<sup><a href="sources.htm#7063" class="lnk">7063</a></sup> He served in the military between 1861 and 1865.<sup><a href="sources.htm#7066" class="lnk">7066</a></sup> His service is attested to in the 1890 Veteran's Census, but his widow did not furnish discharge papers, nor did she know the dates of his service. She said the papers were lost. I can find no evidence of Ebenezer L. Temple in the service records of either the Union or the Confederacy. In August 1870 he was a peddler in Springfield Twp., Erie, PA.<sup><a href="sources.htm#3117" class="lnk">3117</a></sup> Enumerated next door to Scott Temple, ae 23, either a sibling or cousin, I think. In June 1880 Ebenezer was a grocer in Foster, Mc Kean, PA.<sup><a href="sources.htm#7064" class="lnk">7064</a></sup> He died before 1890 at the age of 69.<sup></sup> His parents were both from MA. Parents: <a href="b2353.htm#P1330" class="lnk">Ebenezer (Eben) TEMPLE-1330</a> and <a href="b1284.htm#P24772" class="lnk">Philena LOVERIDGE-24772</a>.</p><p>Spouse: <a href="b28.htm#P61103" class="lnk">Chloe Ann -61103</a>. Chloe Ann and Ebenezer L. (Eben) TEMPLE<sup></sup> were married in 1849.<sup><a href="sources.htm#1404" class="lnk">1404</a></sup> They were married within a year before the 1850 enumeration.</p><p>Spouse: <a href="b152.htm#P61092" class="lnk">Sarah J. -61092</a>. Sarah J. and Ebenezer L. (Eben) TEMPLE<sup></sup> were married about 1853.<sup></sup> This might have been a second marriage for both. Children were: <a href="b2895.htm#P61093" class="lnk">Orrin J. TEMPLE-61093</a>.</p><p><hr><a name="P43042"></a><b>Ebenezer W. TEMPLE</b><sup><a href="sources.htm#4546" class="lnk">4546</a></sup> was born about 1822 in NJ.<sup><a href="sources.htm#53830" class="lnk">53830</a>,<a href="sources.htm#53831" class="lnk">53831</a>,<a href="sources.htm#53832" class="lnk">53832</a></sup> He appeared in the census in September 1850 in Jefferson, Morris, NJ.<sup><a href="sources.htm#53830" class="lnk">53830</a></sup> His occupation was unintelligible, looking something like "blirmer." He appeared in the census in July 1855 in Jefferson, Morris, NJ.<sup><a href="sources.htm#91889" class="lnk">91889</a></sup> Enumerated with 3 white males and 4 white femalse. Two of the males and one of the females were children between 5 and 16. In August 1860 Ebenezer was an iron manufacturer in Jefferson, Morris, NJ.<sup><a href="sources.htm#53831" class="lnk">53831</a></sup> His occupation was "bloomer." In June 1870 he was a manufacturer and merchant in West Milford, Passaic, NJ.<sup><a href="sources.htm#53832" class="lnk">53832</a></sup> He died.<sup><a href="sources.htm#4546" class="lnk">4546</a></sup> His grave has not been found, and is not with the other Temples at Greenwood Cemetery in Boonton. He may be buried near the Temple house (where it used to be) in Jefferson, which is now owned by the City of Newark for water supply. Ebenezer has reference number RLT # U1668.<sup><a href="sources.htm#23275" class="lnk">23275</a></sup> In both the 1860 and 1870 censuses, Ebenezer's household includes Sarah Sasey or Sosey ae 61 in 1870, and in 1870, it extends to include Amy Tuttle ae 81. Relationship is not clear. Research by Mike Mooney revealed that the Temple family owned a forge in Jefferson Township, along the river dividing Morris and Passaic counties. Some records reflect Temples from Pequannock, NJ, but they were actually from Boonton, NJ. Before Boonton became a township of its own it was part of a much larger Pequannock. Parents: <a href="b2541.htm#P43005" class="lnk">Ira TEMPLE-43005</a> and <a href="b964.htm#P46690" class="lnk">Mary HEDLEY-46690</a>.</p><p>Spouse: <a href="b1281.htm#P43043" class="lnk">Anna Elizabeth (Elizabeth) LOSEY-43043</a>. Anna Elizabeth (Elizabeth) LOSEY and Ebenezer W. TEMPLE<sup></sup> were married in 1839 in NJ.<sup></sup> Children were: <a href="b2646.htm#P43044" class="lnk">John Losey TEMPLE-43044</a>, <a href="b2901.htm#P43045" class="lnk">Parnel TEMPLE-43045</a>.</p><p><hr><a name="P85359"></a><b>Eblen TEMPLE</b><sup></sup> was born in 1876 in IL.<sup><a href="sources.htm#33608" class="lnk">33608</a></sup> She appeared in the census in June 1880 in Garden Plain, Whiteside, IL.<sup><a href="sources.htm#33608" class="lnk">33608</a></sup> She died on 24 August 1881 at the age of 5 in East Clinton, Whiteside, IL.<sup><a href="sources.htm#11065" class="lnk">11065</a>,<a href="sources.htm#91890" class="lnk">91890</a></sup> Struck by lightning. Buried in unmarked grave in Dutch Immigrant section of Fulton Township Cemetery, Fulton, IL. Parents: <a href="b2529.htm#P85354" class="lnk">Hidde (Edward) TEMPLE-85354</a> and <a href="b748.htm#P85355" class="lnk">Cornelia FIET-85355</a>.</p><p><hr><a name="P180059"></a><b>Eboni Nichole TEMPLE</b><sup></sup> (private).<sup><a href="sources.htm#29075" class="lnk">29075</a></sup> Parents: <a href="b2927.htm#P180055" class="lnk">Ralph Douglas TEMPLE-180055</a> and <a href="b1845.htm#P180057" class="lnk">Paulette SHAW-180057</a>.</p><p><hr><a name="P64950"></a><b>Ed TEMPLE</b><sup></sup> (private).<sup><a href="sources.htm#13076" class="lnk">13076</a></sup> Parents: <a href="b2638.htm#P53377" class="lnk">John Earl TEMPLE Jr.-53377</a> and <a href="b286.htm#P64947" class="lnk">Roberta A. BELL-64947</a>.</p><p>Spouse: <a href="b159.htm#P64953" class="lnk">Suzie -64953</a>. </p><p><hr><a name="P125105"></a><b>Ed TEMPLE</b><sup></sup> (private).<sup><a href="sources.htm#3663" class="lnk">3663</a></sup> Parents: <a href="b2053.htm#P125103" class="lnk">TEMPLE-125103</a> and <a href="b3318.htm#P125104" class="lnk">UNKNOWN-125104</a>.</p><p><hr><a name="P148107"></a><b>Ed TEMPLE</b><sup></sup> lived in Iola, Allen, KS in 1904.<sup><a href="sources.htm#79470" class="lnk">79470</a></sup></p><p>Spouse: <a href="b3331.htm#P148108" class="lnk">UNKNOWN-148108</a>. Children were: <a href="b2111.htm#P148109" class="lnk">TEMPLE-148109</a>.</p><p><hr><a name="P184779"></a><b>Ed TEMPLE</b><sup><a href="sources.htm#26871" class="lnk">26871</a></sup> lived in Washington Co., GA in 1917.<sup></sup></p><p>Spouse: <a href="b1105.htm#P184780" class="lnk">Ann (Annie) JOHNSON-184780</a>. Ann (Annie) JOHNSON and Ed TEMPLE<sup></sup> were married before 1917.<sup></sup> Children were: <a href="b3154.htm#P184777" class="lnk">Willie TEMPLE-184777</a>.</p><p><hr><a name="P183970"></a><b>Ed TEMPLE</b><sup></sup> died on 30 November 1939 in Falls Co., TX.<sup><a href="sources.htm#91891" class="lnk">91891</a></sup> Another death certificate, # 71570, was issued to Ed Temple in Reagan Co., TX on the same day.</p><p><hr><a name="P174252"></a><b>Ed TEMPLE</b><sup></sup> was born in 1870.<sup></sup> He died on 7 June 1960 at the age of 90.<sup><a href="sources.htm#91892" class="lnk">91892</a></sup> His death certificate only said he died outside New York City.</p><p><hr><a name="P152973"></a><b>Ed TEMPLE</b><sup></sup> was born in June 1881.<sup><a href="sources.htm#91893" class="lnk">91893</a></sup> In 1918 he was a farm laborer in Lawrenceburg, Anderson, KY.<sup><a href="sources.htm#91893" class="lnk">91893</a></sup> In his WWI draft registration, he gave Ella Carrier as his next of kin, but did not specify their relationship. She lived in Lawrenceburg, KY as well. In the 1910 census, Ella was married to James I. Carrier. She and her parents were all from KY. She was ae 31. Someone who was apparently the same woman was married to Ezekiel Carrier in 1920.</p><p><hr><a name="P179345"></a><b>Ed TEMPLE</b><sup></sup> was born in May 1881 in NE.<sup><a href="sources.htm#91894" class="lnk">91894</a></sup> In June 1900 he was a gold miner in Anaconda, Teller, CO.<sup><a href="sources.htm#91894" class="lnk">91894</a></sup> Enumerated with his brother J.W. and their father. Parents: <a href="b2627.htm#P179346" class="lnk">John TEMPLE-179346</a> and <a href="b3343.htm#P179347" class="lnk">UNKNOWN-179347</a>.</p><p><hr><a name="P151368"></a><b>Ed TEMPLE</b><sup><a href="sources.htm#91895" class="lnk">91895</a></sup> was born in 1884.<sup><a href="sources.htm#91896" class="lnk">91896</a></sup> He died in August 1960 at the age of 76 in Sheridan, Madison, MT.<sup><a href="sources.htm#91896" class="lnk">91896</a></sup> His funeral notice was 7 Aug 1960, so he died a couple of days earlier. Buried in Sheridan Cemetery, Sheridan, MT. Not found in 1940. In 1900, three Eds were enumerated. One, b 1884, was in Pennington, AR. Another, b 1881, was in Anaconda, CO, the closest of the three to MT. The latter was said to have been born in NE and was at the time a gold miner.</p><p><hr><a name="P157980"></a><b>Ed TEMPLE</b><sup></sup> was born in 1888 in IA.<sup><a href="sources.htm#91897" class="lnk">91897</a></sup> He lived in Cerro Gordo Co., IA on 1 April 1935.<sup><a href="sources.htm#91897" class="lnk">91897</a></sup> In April 1940 he was a farm laborer in Harlowton, Wheatland, MT.<sup><a href="sources.htm#91897" class="lnk">91897</a></sup> Unmarried in 1940. He may be the Edd Temples enumerated in Walnut Twp., Wayne, IA, in 1910.</p><p><hr><a name="P169980"></a><b>Ed TEMPLE</b><sup></sup> was born on 27 July 1888.<sup><a href="sources.htm#91898" class="lnk">91898</a></sup> He died after 29 January 1958 at the age of 69.<sup><a href="sources.htm#91898" class="lnk">91898</a></sup></p><p><hr><a name="P180504"></a><b>Ed TEMPLE</b><sup></sup> was born in 1888.<sup><a href="sources.htm#91899" class="lnk">91899</a></sup> He died in August 1960 at the age of 72 in Sheridan, Sheridan, WY.<sup><a href="sources.htm#91899" class="lnk">91899</a></sup> Buried in the Sheridan Cemetery, Sheridan, WY. Whichever cemetery that was, it does not appear to be the Sheridan (aka Elks) Municipal Cemetery,as he is not found there in Find-A-Grave.</p><p><hr><a name="P184437"></a><b>Ed TEMPLE</b><sup><a href="sources.htm#4186" class="lnk">4186</a></sup> was born on 25 December 1891.<sup></sup> He served in the military in 1918/9.<sup><a href="sources.htm#4186" class="lnk">4186</a></sup> Enlisted 18 Jul 1918. Served as a private in Company I, 816th Pioneer Infantry. He returned from St. Nazaire aboard the USS Mercury, 24 Jun 1919. Discharged 19 Jul 1919.<br>Service number 3786089. Pension number XC 1302 199. He died on 24 November 1958 at the age of 66 in Shaw, Bolivar, MS.<sup></sup> Buried in Strangers Home Cemetery, Shaw MS.</p><p>Spouse: <a href="b91.htm#P184438" class="lnk">Lillie -184438</a>. </p><p><hr><a name="P132313"></a><b>Ed TEMPLE</b><sup></sup> was born in 1900.<sup><a href="sources.htm#91900" class="lnk">91900</a></sup> He died on 2 August 1960 at the age of 60 in Glacier Co., MT.<sup><a href="sources.htm#91900" class="lnk">91900</a></sup></p><p><hr><a name="P184265"></a><b>Ed TEMPLE Jr.</b><sup></sup> was born on 23 October 1905.<sup><a href="sources.htm#91901" class="lnk">91901</a></sup> He died on 4 May 1992 at the age of 86 in Midland, Midland, TX.<sup><a href="sources.htm#109" class="lnk">109</a>,<a href="sources.htm#91901" class="lnk">91901</a></sup> SSDI gave 5 May. He held the title of Jr..<sup></sup></p><p><hr><a name="P185681"></a><b>Ed TEMPLE</b><sup></sup> was born in 1906 in TX.<sup><a href="sources.htm#38392" class="lnk">38392</a></sup> In April 1940 he was a private home yard man in Midland, Midland, TX.<sup><a href="sources.htm#38392" class="lnk">38392</a></sup> He lived in Midland, Midland, TX in 1969.<sup><a href="sources.htm#4640" class="lnk">4640</a></sup></p><p>Spouse: <a href="b865.htm#P185680" class="lnk">Geneva GRAVES-185680</a>. Geneva GRAVES and Ed TEMPLE<sup></sup> were married.<sup></sup></p><p><hr><a name="P99691"></a><b>Ed Chambers (Eddie) TEMPLE</b><sup></sup> (private).<sup><a href="sources.htm#48502" class="lnk">48502</a></sup> Parents: <a href="b3109.htm#P44820" class="lnk">Wayne Benjamin TEMPLE-44820</a> and <a href="b1134.htm#P99686" class="lnk">Sue Helen JOYNER-99686</a>.</p><p>Spouse: <a href="b647.htm#P99692" class="lnk">Dru Anne DIXON-99692</a>. </td></tr></table></body></html>