How Are We Related to Jessica Biel Timberlake?

Robertson Roberts                                        Daniel H. Allen (1807-1878)

+ Vianna D (_____)                                      + Nancy (Loveall) (1809- 1856)
           |                                                                          |

Rufus Bolton Roberts (1835-____)      +      Sarah (Allen) (1836-____)

                                                       |                                                    

William David Roberts (1857-1922) -- Mary Francis (Roberts) (1861-1922)

+ Hannah Jane (Miller) (1861-1921)         + James Robert Bittle (1858-1843)

          |                                                                          |

James Conaway Roberts (1893-1962)       Alice Isabelle (Bittle) (1877-1951)

+ Flora Zobeda (Brazier) (1895-1990)      + Ephraim David RUSH (1869-1942)

          |

Norma Jean (Roberts) (b. 1929)                 

+ Garth L. Conroe (1927-1997)

          |

Kimberly (Conroe)

 + Jonathan Edward Biel

          |

Jessica Claire (Biel) (b. 1982)

+ Justin Timberlake (b. 1981)

          |

Silas Randall Timberlake (b. 2015)
Phineas Timberlake (b. 2020)

Jessica Claire Biel Timberlake, Miller County Museum, Tuscumbia, MO.

Season 9, Episode 5, "Who Do You Think You Are." 

More To Read:

1."Jessica Biel Timberlake". Miller County Historical Society, Tuscumbia, MO; March 2017. Vol. 9, Issue 1. Front Page. Miller County Museum website.

2. Garth Lon (Lawn) Conroe, b. 7-25-1927; LA Junta, Otoe Co, Colorado. d. 12-12-1997; Saluda, Chaffee Co, Colorado. US. Navy, plumber. Ancestry.com. 

3. Aunt Peggy Ann Conroe Findagrave #61103589

4. Jessica (Biel) Timberlake YouTube playlist. 

6. Edward Lincoln Biel Findagrave # 119265674

7. Mary Francis Bittle Death Certificate # 13199

8. Kimberly Conroe, Ancestry.com DNA Match

9. The Rush Report: The Descendants of William Rush, Westmoreland Co, Virginia (1615-??) and Descendants of Henson Rush, Adair Co, Kentucky (Abt. 1794-1848) and Miller County, Missouri. Allied Families: Loveall, McAlister, Williams, Winters and also: Bittle, Farley, Johnston, Mertell, and Spalding. Compiled by Gaynelle Jenkins Moore. March 2003. Research Assistance By David Wayne Rush., p. 117. 

10. The Loveall Report: The Descendants of Rev. Henry Loveall, an Able and Worthy Preacher, Baltimore Co, Maryland (1694-aft. 1772) and Descendants of Jonathan Loveall, Sr. Maryland, Pennsylvania and Kentucky (abt. 1744-aft. 1833) and Allied Families: Bittle, Jenkins, Mertell, Roberts, Rush, Smith, Sullens, Williams, Winters. Compiled by Gaynelle Jenkins Moore. April 2010. p. 129. 

11. The James Robert Bittle Family Tree. Compiled by Ada Maxine (Shackleford) McDonald. Jefferson City, MO., p. 34.


Researched by David W. and Dolores J. Rush, Updated: 2/5/2021. 

In Memory of Her Veterans

FRENCH AND INDIAN WAR "Seven Years War" (1754-1763)

REVOLUTIONARY WAR (1775-1783)

FLETCHER, William (1750-1792) served under George Rogers Clark, DAR#:A209074

GRIFFIN, Richard (1735 -1824), Montgomery County, KY DAR marker on Montgomery Co, KY courthouse

TODD, Peter (1756-1841) North Carolina under Captain Robert Moore. DAR No. #A114383

WAR OF 1812 (1812-1815)

BLACKHAWK WAR (1832)

MEXICAN WAR (1846-1848)

BORDER WAR/CIVIL WAR (1854 to 1865 in KS/MO.)

BOONE, Robert E. (1848-1865) Co. G, 5th Missouri Cavalry, CSA, Private. POW-Camp Morton, Indianapolis, IN  

BOONE , Samuel (1817-1871) Co. G., 5th Regiment, MO Cavalry, CSA, Private

O'NEAL, Philander H (1850-1920) 2nd Regiment, Illinois Cavalry, Company M.A. (Union). 
RIDDLE, Dr. Hamilton Rush (1841-1926), Co. B, 130th Illinois Volunteer Infantry. POW-Camp Ford, Tyler, TX

SCOTT, Jasper  (1843-1863) Co. E, 3rd Missouri Cavalry, CSA, Private

WHITE, Martin (1802-1862) Field & Staff, 3rd Cavalry, 8th Division, Lieutenant Colonel, Elected 7/30/61, Born in KY, Residence: Bates County, MO, Age 58, Resigned 8/20/61

WORLD WAR I (1914-1918)

ULLOM, Benjamin Franklin (1895-1965) 

WORLD WAR II (1939-1945)

HANSEN, Glen E. (1915-2008), Field Artillery, Battle of the Bulge; USO chairman

O'NEAL, Nelson B. (1920-1947) 

O'NEAL, Willie (1919-1995) US Army

KOREAN WAR (1950-1953)

O'NEAL, Robert (1927-1989) USAF, Master Sargent

O'NEAL, Willie (1919-1995) US Army

ULLOM, Benjamin F., Jr. (1934-1997) USAF

ULLOM, Melvin (1936-2014) USMC

VIETNAM WAR (1955-1975)

ULLOM, Melvin (1936-2014) USAF, Tech Sargent

UNKNOWN 

BERRY, Benjamin Franklin (1841-1904) info based on his obituary "an old soldier"

* * * * * * * * * * 

PEACE TIME SERVICE:

O'NEAL, Charles (1931-1969)

THORNHILL, Neva D. (O'Neal) (1927-2016) USAF, flight nurse 

ULLOM, Laurence (1897-1961) Medical Honorable Discharge 

Researched by Dolores J. Rush, Updated: 9/29/2019

Fabric Records

Many ladies got together in quilting bee parties to catch up on the news of the neighborhood while they stitched a quilt top with batting and a backing together. Sometimes the quilts were for the hostess' home or as a gift for a bride and groom, an upcoming baby shower, or as a commemorative memory quilt for a pastor leaving for new fields or somebody moving away. Sometimes the ladies would embroider their signature and the date on a solid  square and sew it into a patterned patchwork block to be donated to a group project and sewn together with others' blocks to make a signature friendship quilt.

 

My mother dug around in her stash of keepsakes awhile back and found this signed bath towel.  She received it at a baby shower the ladies at church gave her when I was about to make my  appearance. While not paper, it is an embroidered record of members of mom's church at the time, some of whom have passed on to their reward in heaven such as Edna Thimes. 

I was able to decipher most of the names embroidered on the towel and they are: Bonnie Alt, Mrs. Alt, Dorothy E., Amy Fagan, Lucille Harvey, Sarah Hite, Mrs. Leicht, Bertie Loomis, Mary Rapsilber, Frances Olson, Kathleen Sager, Edna Thimes, & Jan Tins. They were the Women of the Church of God (Anderson, IN) who attended the First Church of God in Kansas City, Wyandotte County, Kansas during the 1950's. 

The purpose of this article is to tell you about FAN research. I search for the FAN's of my ancestors. FAN's are friends, associates and neighbors, so I research not only my ancestors, but also their FAN's, hoping to connect the dots (primary doc'uments) between them. You can find FAN's everywhere -- in autograph books and school yearbooks, in census records (look at the people above and below your ancestors' as the people were often neighbors), in their church fundraising cookbook, membership roster, minutes, and telephone directory, from signed greeting cards and postcards,  in history books that mention Old Settlers Club and other social groups like that, sometimes in land records if remaining neighbors purchased their land, lockets containing hair,  paintings or photographs, in letters, or  marriage records, in newspaper articles such as auction ads or who visited whom, on cross-stitched samplers to signed quilts, scrapbooks, and towels.  Hope your ancestors saved such mementoes of their FAN's, because they now become your treasured heirlooms of their friends, associates, and neighbors. Any record, fabric or paper, helps construct your ancestor's story. 

More to Read: 

1. Family Crafting
2. Edna Thimes' biography

3. Quilting in America

4. Antique Quilt History

Written by Dolores J. Rush, Updated: 10/25/2019