Exhibit # 5   List of the Descendants of Lewis Watkins (1789-1838), provided by Billie Jeane
"Betty" Watkins Dane (daughter of Raymond Homer Watkins Sr.), which
provides that Lewis Homer Watkins was born July 26, 1825; he married Emily
Borden and later married Creptu (sic) Watkins; he died March 13, 1894. The
children of Lewis Homer Watkins are listed as Frank Homer Watkins, Carrie
Watkins Nerreter, Dora Watkins and Raymond Homer Watkins) A handwritten
note by Betty Dane reports that the names were taken from her great-
grandfather's Journal.
Exhibit # 6   Copy of page 140 of the Journal of Lewis Homer Watkins provided by Pat
Watkins (daughter of Raymond Homer Watkins Jr.), being a list of Watkins
family births, marriages and deaths, and which shows later entries in different
handwriting.
Exhibit # 7   Excerpts of the Journal of Lewis Homer Watkins, pages 69 to 75, which provide
that he was born July 26, 1825, married March 9, [18]62 at Corry, [Pennsylvania]
(this document does not provide the bride's name); that his son Frank was born
February 25,[18]67, and his daughter Dora was born at Grahamville,
[Pennsylvania] November 19, [18]68. This record further provides that he
traveled to western New York in 1885 and visited his daughter Lena, he later
mentions he had not seen his two daughters in twenty years and his grandchild
Flora he had not seen since she was a small child.
Exhibit # 8   Excerpts from "Saul's Notes, Genesee County People", unpublished, circa 1920's
1930's, Richmond Memorial Library, Batavia. New York, which provides that
Emily Watkins, wife of Homer Watkins, and daughter of Isaac and Nancy Barden
died March 29, 1868, age 49, and is interred in Brickhouse Cemetery in
Pembroke, New York.
Exhibit # 9   Pembroke Cemetery listing for the Barden family, which lists the interment of
Emily, who died March 20, 1868, and who is the wife of Homer Watkins and the
daughter of Isaac and Nancy Barden.
Exhibit #10   Copy of the Petition of James B. Marvin for the Estate of Emily Walkins,
Intestate, from Administration Book, book 2, page 279, dated March 20, 1868,
which reports that:
The said Emily Watkins formerly had a husband named Homer Watkins who
deserted her many years ago and left this State, and married another woman as
he told this deponent, and had a family of children by her, and your petitioner
does not know where he resides or whether he is now living. He had removed
from his former residence in Pennsylvania but your petitioner did not know to
what place he had gone.
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