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Hello there, First, I would just like to say thank you to everyone contributing to this site and I hope that people continue to do so. I have very little information about anyone else in my family's line except what I have gleaned myself through research, and I would like that to change, if at all possible. I am going to post a line of ancestry, and if anyone is related, please feel free to respond here or email me (jimv1.3@gmail.com). 1. Samuel Colville Vance (1769 - 1856) helped form the township of Paris in Edgar County, Illinois, around 1823. He was the son of John Vance (1736 - 1823) and Jane Black (b. 1741) of Abingdon, Virginia. He married Mary Jane Blackburn in 1793 and they had twelve children. - Jane Vance (1794 - 1840) m. Samuel Utter (1816) - Elizabeth (1795) - William Blackburn Vance (1796 - 1875) - John P. Vance (1798 - 1829) m. Anna Hagy - James Vance (1800 - 1824) - Steven Bovell Vance (1801 - 1815) - Andrew Milton Vance (1804 - 1868) m. Esther Shelledy (1829), Sarah Amanda Shelledy (1847) - Young B. Vance (1805 - 1815) - Joseph Black Vance (1808 - 1883) m. Eliza Bovell (1846) - Eliza Blackburn Vance (1810 - 1847) m. James Jones - Samuel Colville Vance, Jr. (1813 - 1864) m. Rachel Deniston (1836), Sophia Campbell (1849) - Mary Vance (1817 - 1883) 2. William Blackburn Vance (1796 - 1875) was the oldest son of Samuel and Mary, and was named after Mary's father, who fell at the battle of King's Mountain, NC. He was born near Abingdon and moved to Illinois with his family, where he farmed. He married three times: Nancy Shelledy (date unknown), Ardilla Earley (1829), and Sarah Wampler (1840). Their children are as follows. Nancy Shelledy (1805 - 1826) - Andrew Young Vance (1824 - ??) m. Mary Warren (1850) Ardilla Earley (1808 - ??) - John P. Vance (1830 - 1864) m. Sarah E. Chestnut - James Lemuel Vance (1832 - 1917) m. Sarah Ann Brown (1855) Sarah Wampler (1811 - 1881) - Joseph Wampler Vance (1841 - ??) - William Kavanaugh Vance (1843 - 1886) m. Alice Gibbons - Samuel Blackburn Vance (1847) - Wesley Black Vance (1850 - 1906) 3. James Lemuel Vance (1832 - 1917) was born in Paris, Illinois. He started Vance Woolen Factory (1865), was elected to the office of County Treasurer (1873), and later became a Circuit Clerk (~1894). He married Sarah Ann Brown (1836 - 1909) and they had eight children. - Charles William Vance (1858 - ??) m. Lola M. Bowen (1880) - Estella Ardilla Vance (1859 - ??) m. James N. Downs (1881) - Henry Emmet Vance (1863 - ??) m. Emma McClain (1884) - James Edwin Vance (1864 - 1960) m. Joanna Christie - John Warren Vance (1868 - ??) - Albert Vance (1871) - Archie Samuel Vance (1872 - 1882) - Robert Burns Vance (1875 - 1959) 4. Charles William Vance (1858 - ??) was born in Paris, Illinois. We was a merchant and/or clerk. He married Lola Montey Bowen (1858 - 1934) in 1880 and had two sons. - Archie Nathaniel Vance (1881 - ??) m. Ethel Brown (~1910), m. Harriet C. ?? - George B. Vance (1883 - ??) 5. Archie Nathaniel Vance (1881 - ??) was born in Paris, Illinois. He married Ethel Brown (1885 - 1913) and had one son, Archie Eugene (1912 - 1939). Ethel died after the birth of their second child (who died) and Archie N. relocated to Los Angeles and remarried Harriet C. ???(no dates given). He worked for the IRS. His son Archie Eugene died in a car accident. I am one of Archie Eugene's grandsons. If anyone is related to any members of the above family, please notify me. I would love to have more information about the Vances of Paris, Illinois. Thank you. Jim Vance Notify Administrator about this message?
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