John Wesley Murphy [Parents] was born in FARMINGTON MO.ST.FRAN.. He died 20 Dec 1840. John married Living.

Hadley Leon Martin [Parents] was born 6 Mar 1917 in East End/Goodwater, MO. He died 2 Feb 1983 in St. Louis, MO and was buried in Berryman Cemetery, Berryman, MO. He was sealed to his parents on 18 Oct 1985 in the Chicago temple. Hadley was baptized 18 Oct 1985 in the Chicago temple. He was endowed 18 Oct 1985 in the Chicago temple. Hadley married Grace Helen Acree on 3 Jun 1953 in Piggott, Arkansas. They were sealed 18 Oct 1985 in the Chicago temple.

Leon's foster parents: Austin & Effie Martin Staples ( Effie is 1st cousin
(their fathers were brothers -- Joseph and William )
They lived at East End, MO - Courtois, MO and finally Berryman, MO where Leon
attended grade school and some high school

Grace Helen Acree was born 5 Jul 1922 in St. Louis, MO. She died 10 Aug 1984 in St. Louis, MO and was buried in Berryman Cemetery, Berryman, MO. Grace was baptized 28 Aug 1976. She was endowed 18 Oct 1985 in the Chicago temple. Grace married Hadley Leon Martin on 3 Jun 1953 in Piggott, Arkansas. They were sealed 18 Oct 1985 in the Chicago temple.

Richard Nuzum [Parents] was born 22 Nov 1734 in Near Dublin, Wexford Co, Ireland. He died 22 Jul 1822 in Colfax, , West Virgina and was buried in Nuzum Graveyard. Nuzum's Mill. Richard married Hannah Worrall on 1760 in Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pa.

Richard was employed in Blacksmith.

Hannah Worrall [Parents] was born 1736 in Marple, Delaware, Pennsylvania. She died 31 Oct 1791 in Upper Providence, Philadelphia, Philadelphia and was buried in Nuzum Graveyard. Nuzum's Mill. Hannah married Richard Nuzum on 1760 in Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pa.

Earl Of Cornwall Richard Plantagenet [Parents] was born 5 Jan 1208/1209 in Winchester Castle, Hampshire, England. He died 2 Apr 1272 in Berkhamsted or Newark Castle, Newark, Nottinghamshire, England and was buried UNKNOWN in Hayles Abbey, Worcester Cathedral. Richard married Sancha Countess Of Provence on 9 Nov 1234.

Richard 2 Apr 1272 Berkhampstead Castle, Hertfordshire, England. He was employed 1227 in Earl of Cornwall, Crusader, Emperor Elect. He was employed 1225 in Earl of Poictiers. He was employed 1256 in King of the Romans. He BET 1257 AND 1272 Candidate non-dynastic Emperor. He 1256 Elected King of the Romans and Almaine. He 30 May 1227 Aix-la-Chapelle (now Aachen) as Emperor. He joined religion 1239 in Crusader at the Sixth Crusade. He 30 May 1227 Prince; created Earl of Poictiers in 1225. Earl Of Cornwall. He Elected King of the Romans & Of Almaine 1556..

Other marriages:

Marshall, Isabella Countess of Cornwall
Valletort, Joan
Van Valkenburg, Beatrix

Some sources (ie Weir) list his death at Berkhampstead Castle in
Hertfordshire, England and buried in Hayles Abbey.

(http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/royalty/earla-m.html): "Richard, Earl of
Cornwall, and titular Emperor of the Romas, was second son of John, King
of England, and his queen, Isabella, and was born at Winchester in 1209.  
After serving with distinction in France, he went, about 1240, to
Palestine, where his presence, as nephew of the formidable Richard Coeur
de Lion gave courage to the Christians and filled the Saracens with
terror.  On his return he had an interview with the Emperor Frederick II.
in Sicily, and by his desire attempted to mediate between him and the
Pope, Gregory IX.; but unsuccessfully.  He arrived in England in 1242;
again served in France; mediated more than once between Henry III. and
the barons, against whom he ultimately fought; was charged by the king,
in 1255, to torture and extort money from the Jews, by which means he got
much of his wealth; and in 1256 he accepted the title of King of the
Romans, offered him after the death of William, Count of Holland.  He had
a rival, however, in Alfonso of Castile, who was chosen by some of the
electors.  Richard was crowned at Aix-la-Chapelle (now Aachen), with his
wife, Sanchia, in May, 1257, and won golden opinions by his prodigal
gifts and expenditure.  He returned to England after two years, but
several times revisited Germany and exercised authority in some respects
as Emperor.  He took part on the king's side at the battle of Lewes, and
was captured, and kept prisoner more than a year.  The assassination of
his eldest son, Henry, a prince of great promise, by the sons of Simon de
Montfort, at Viterbo, in 1271, deeply affected him, and he died at
Berkhampstead in April, 1272.  His body was interred in the abbey of
Hayles, which he had founded."

Elected King of the Romans & Of Almaine 1556.  Some say married May 13, 1231.

Sancha Countess Of Provence was born about 1222 in Aix-en Provence, Bouches-du-Rhone, France. She died 9 Nov 1261 in Berkhamstead, Hertforshire, Eng.. Sancha married Earl Of Cornwall Richard Plantagenet on 9 Nov 1234.

Joseph Murphy [Parents] was born 15 Mar 1761 in Halifax, VA. He died 10 Feb 1834 in St Francois, MO and was buried in Boone Terre Cemetery, Farmington, Washington, MO. Joseph married Sarah N. McDaniel on 12 Jan 1797 in GREENVILLE CO. S.C..

from - the pension declaration of Joseph Murphy.
In October, 1781, Joseph Murphy went to Captain Hoy's Station at the head of Tait's Creek in what is now Kentucky. He volunteered for duty in Captain Hoy's company on January 1, 1782, and until the last day of April "guarded the fort and ranged the Country for Indians."

Joseph Murphy responded to the call for militiamen to go to the aid of General Nathaniel Greene, who was retreating before Cornwallis. He was mustered in as a private in Captain William Maveety's company at Henery County Court House on January 15, 1781. Acting as guard of some provisions and ammunition wagons, the company marched to Pittsylvania Court House. After combat with a band Tories, they crossed Dan River at the shoals and joined Greene two days later. As part of Colnel Dozier's regiment of North Carolina miltia, Maveety's company fought at Guliford Court House and took part in Green's subsequent retreat to ezey's Iron Works. Joseph returned to his home in Virginia, "near Callaway's Iron Works," on April 15.

To read a Speech of Hon. W. L. Hensley, delivered at the grave of William Murphy at the unveiling of a monument under the auspices of the Daughters of the American Revolution, on June 14, 1915, go to: http://www.pastracks.com/murphy/murphy2.htm
"After the services at the William Murphy grave, many of those present drove to the grave of his brother, Joseph Murphy, on the Bressie farm north of Farmington, where similar services were held at the unveiling of the marker for his grave. The address at the latter place was made by G. M. Wilson, and his talk was a most excellent one. Melvin McCarthy, son of Mr. And Mrs. Chas. McCarthy, and great_great_grandson of Joseph Murphy, unveiled the marker."

from - the HISTORY OF REV. WILLIAM MURPHY AND HIS DESCENDANTS 1798-1918

Joseph Murphy, a brother of William Murphy, and a son of Rev. William Murphy, came from eastern Tennessee with his father and brothers in 1798. Joseph Murphy located the place now owned by J. W. Smith, one and one-half miles from Farmington on Potosa Road. He was a veteran of the American War for independence. June 18, 1915, we drove to the grave of Joseph Murphy on the Bressie farm north of Farmington, where services were held at the unveiling of the marker for his grave. The address was made by Mr. G. M. Wilson and his talk was a most excellent one. Melvin McCarthy, son of Mr. And Mrs. Charles McCarthy, and great-great-grandson of Joseph Murphy, unveiled the marker. Children of Joseph and Sarah Murphy are as follows:
Isaac Murphy married Sarah McDouled
Joseph Murphy, Jr.
John Murphy.
Ketturah Murphy, married Mr. Bouns.
Millie Murphy, married Mr. Gosey.
Cynthia Murphy, married Mr. Renfro.
Louis Murphy
Rachel Murphy
Matilda Murphy, married Mr. Wallace
Tempy Murphy, married Mr. Wilson
James Murphy
William Murphy, married Miss McDouled

Joseph Murphy, the father of these children, died in St. Francois County, Mo., at the age of 73 years.

Sarah N. McDaniel [Parents] was born 1776 in Franklin Co, VA. She died about 1855 in St. Francois Co, MO. Sarah married Joseph Murphy on 12 Jan 1797 in GREENVILLE CO. S.C..

John Barnard [Parents] was born ^{1, 2, 3, 4} 2 Jan 1641/1642 in Salisbury, Massachusetts. He died ^{5, 6} 6 Jun 1669 in At Sea and was buried Jun 1669. John married ⁷ Bethiah Folger on 26 Feb 1667/1668 in Nantucket, Nantucket Co., Massachusetts.

Other marriages:

Folger, Bethiah

He drowned with wife, Isaac Coleman, and an Indian  when returning with Eleazor Folger in a canoe from Martha's Vineyard where they had been to purchase some furniture.

Bethiah Folger [Parents] was born ¹ in Nantucket, Nantucket Co., Massachusetts. She died 6 Jun 1669 in At Sea from Drowned and was buried Jun 1699. Bethiah married ² John Barnard on 26 Feb 1667/1668 in Nantucket, Nantucket Co., Massachusetts.

Lonie Lee Netherton [Parents] was born 2 Mar 1909 in WINDSOR MO.. He died 25 Aug 1971 in LAS ANIMAS COLO.. Lonie married Eva Fern Odell on 8 Oct 1933 in LA JUNTA COLO..

Eva Fern Odell was born 24 Jan 1916 in LAS ANIMAS COLO. BENT CO.. She died 30 Dec 1976 in LA JUNTA COLO. OTERO CO.. Eva married Lonie Lee Netherton on 8 Oct 1933 in LA JUNTA COLO..

Garrett married Charity Ann Turman in , Cedar, MO.

Charity Ann Turman [Parents] was born 15 May 1868 in MO.. She married Garrett in , Cedar, MO.

Bigler married Matilda Pauline Turman.

Matilda Pauline Turman [Parents] was born 6 Apr 1865 in MO.. She married Bigler.

Curnett married Sarah Cuba Turman in , Cedar, MO.

Sarah Cuba Turman [Parents] was born 30 Jun 1862 in MO.. She married Curnett in , Cedar, MO.