The two wagon trains traveled on together, crossing through the. A few months later however, Andrew Jackson Wampler returned to Beatrice, NE, and got a job.

Nancy Agnes Patty Cain and James S. Paddy Cain married on November 29, 1840. Was born May 28, 1815 in Scotland. He was tall, slim and had red hair. He married Nancy Agnes Patty on November 29, 1840. Was born November 25, 1822 in Holland. She was a very small woman with very curly dark hair. She never weighed more than 100 pounds. Paddy Cain died February 7, 1901 in Beatrice, NE.

Charley Cummings and Ophia Wampler were married at Seward, Nebraska on March 29, 1900.

They came to Illinois and settled on the Ohio River. He eventually settled in Bloomington, Illinois. He had dark hair and always wore a beard. One brother decided to go on north to settle in Minnesota. The other brother went south to settle in Texas.

The following information was derived from The History of the Pennsylvania German Pioneers, a three-volume work by Strassburger and Hinks.

The name Cummings has been spelled in several different ways. The census reports and many other documents were filled out or filed by other people. James Cummings, son of Robert Cummings, signed his military papers requesting his penion as James Cumings. James William Cummings, married to Susanah Wisecut, has their name listed on a census report as Cummins. James William Cummins and Sarah Wisecup. Robert Cummings and Mary Stultz Cummings.

Henry Clark Cain was born on October 8, 1862 at Ellisville, Illinois. He came to Nebraska with his parents at the age of 12 and grew to manhood on a farm 10 miles southeast of Beaver Crossing, NE. On March 15, 1887, he was united in marriage to Miss Bell Latimer, who preceeded him in death in November 1932. Mr Cain had been a long time resident of Beaver Crossing, and a large number of buildin.

Mary Ellen Juanita Cummings and Jospeh Gano Wilkinson were married on Feb. He died March 22, 1965 in Muleshoe, Texas and is bured in the Sudan, Texas cemetery.

He fought in the Civil War. He was taken prisoner by the South and held at the Andersonville prison, in Georgia. While there, he developed scurvy and lost all of his hair, including his eyebrows. Susanah Wisecup - born March 7, 1843 in Highland County, Ohio. She died at the age of 103. The American Civil War began on April 12, 1861.

Died 1845 - buried in Delaware County Indiana. Cummings Family News and History home page.