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Hedden Genealogy Page Directory  Total Records: 5  The Edward Plumer Nickless Home Page InterneTree: Descendants of Edward Plumer Nickless Edward and Jessie Nickless, my great-grandparents, had fourteen children. The Burkharts and Venables of Indianapolis, IN This website is updated frequently as I improve or expand the information that I have gathered. Donald & Rebecca Allen of Leopold, Indiana Donald & Rebecca Allen surname list The Dorothy Hiser Albert Home Page Scott family related to Margaret Scott who was hung as a Salem Witch. Most of these ancestors were in PA and came to Central IL in the 1800's.\r\nEdward J. Dodwell married Mary Ann Brangwin in 1845 in Long Crendon, Buckinghamshire, England The Dodwell family emigrated from England in 1852and were in IL on the 1860 Census. \r\nMy first Hiser/Heiser ancestor to come to the USA was Johann 'Adam' Heiser and he came on the ship 'Brothers' in 1751 to the Port of Philadelphia.\r\nMy ggrandfather was David Bender Hedden and he enlisted in the Civil War at age 16 and his father brought him home because he was underage and on Christmas day he re-enlisted under the name Hedding and used that name from then on. David Bender Hedden/Hedding's parents were Samuel J. Hedden and Elizabeth Ann Albert. Samuel Hedden's parents were Jedediah Hedden and Mary Bender. Mary's parent's were John Bender and Barbara Koch Bender.\r\nChristopher Shinneman/Shineman was born in OH abt 1813 the son of Isaac Shinneman and Barbary Seifreid.\r\nSimon Seitz was born 1818 in Cumberland Co. PA the son of John Seitz and Elizabeth Kline. He and his family moved to Macon Co., IL in 1854\r\n Gifford Family Roots Page dedicated to researching the family of Rachel Gifford. Also some information on the county of Huntingdon in Penna 11/25/2009 2:12 PM Page 1 of 1  1 of 1

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