by Harold I Meyer et al. 1948. 

In the genealogy records, several family connections and lineages are detailed, including the Yost family, where E.S. Yost had children, one of whom was Minnie D. Yost Morgan. Additionally, Jonathan E. Binge, Olive Jane Sprong's son, had offspring, as did Henry Rogers Burdge, the son of Phoebe Griffith. Stephen J. Burdge, the child of Josephine, also had children, while Phoebe Burdge, Bert Arendell, and May Hanley did not have offspring.

The documents also mention various marriages and descendants from families such as Beeson, Jenkins, Shipman, Rogers, Wise, Kelsey, Breaker, Tremaine, and Beeson. These connections highlight the intricate web of relationships and lineages within these families. The records provide insights into the marriages, children, and subsequent generations that emerged from these unions, shedding light on the interconnectedness of these families over time.

The detailed genealogical information offers a glimpse into the complex family structures and relationships that have evolved over generations. Through marriages, births, and lineages, the records trace the paths of various family members, illustrating how these connections have shaped the family histories and legacies that continue to be passed down through the generations.