Mills-Martin Family Records - Person Sheet
Mills-Martin Family Records - Person Sheet
NameEliza SNODDY 
Birth31 Aug 1810, Bourbon County, Kentucky [10, p 16], [1261]
Death19 May 1901, Rockford, Winnebago, Illinois [10, p 16 & p 138] Age: 90
FatherFergus SNODDY (1780-1830)
MotherElizabeth McNEIL (1773-1854)
Individual Notes
• Then I got much of the history of the Paddock family from my Grandma Paddock who died in 1901. [10, p 1]
Census
• 1840 Census: Washington Pct., Ogle, Illinois. 000011/20001. [1605]
• 1850 Census: Daysville, Nashua Twp, Ogle, Illinois. Age 39, b KY. [1646, p 2]
• 1880 Census: Ashton, Lee, Illinois. Age 70, b KY. Parents b KY. [3486]
• 1850 Census: Daysville, Nashua Twp, Ogle, Illinois. Age 39, b KY. [1646, p 2]
• 1880 Census: Ashton, Lee, Illinois. Age 70, b KY. Parents b KY. [3486]
Spouses
Birth3 Feb 1810, Clark County, Ohio [1259, year & place only], [1261]
Settlement1843, Ogle County, Illinois [1006, p 741] Age: 32
Memowhen Burella was six years old
Death28 Apr 1887, Ashton, Lee, Illinois [10, p 138], [1261] Age: 77
FlagsMayflower Descendant
FatherEbenezer PADDOCK Jr. (1783-1848)
MotherNancy FERGUSON (1783-1836)
Individual Notes
• Riley Paddock and his young wife Eliza and their three month old daughter, Burella Jane, had arrived at Washington Grove near Lighthouse the latter part of March, 1837. Grandpa Paddock had come on horseback from Indiana the previous year carrying $1500 in silver in his saddlebags. He had been a storekeeper in a small town near Terra Haute, but decided to come and get some of the fine new land that Uncle Sam had just got possession of by unceremoniously pushing Black Hawk off the premises. He built a log cabin on his land, and set out early next year with his wife and young babe in a prairie schooner for their new home. [10, p 15]
• Grandpa Paddock also used to drive to Chicago and I have heard that once he forded the Chicago river where Clark street now is. Not only would they drive there to sell their grain but would return with their season’s groceries -- a barrel of sugar, a chest of tea, a bag of coffee, etc. [10, p 15]
• Riley moved from near Terre Haute, Indiana to Ogle County [IL] in 1837. [1259]
• Yes, this is the same Riley Paddock. He is the brother to my g-g-g-grandfather, Thomas U. Paddock. [2652]
• Grandpa Paddock also used to drive to Chicago and I have heard that once he forded the Chicago river where Clark street now is. Not only would they drive there to sell their grain but would return with their season’s groceries -- a barrel of sugar, a chest of tea, a bag of coffee, etc. [10, p 15]
• Riley moved from near Terre Haute, Indiana to Ogle County [IL] in 1837. [1259]
• Yes, this is the same Riley Paddock. He is the brother to my g-g-g-grandfather, Thomas U. Paddock. [2652]
Census
• 1840 Census: Washington Pct., Ogle, Illinois. 000011/20001. [1605]
• 1850 Census: Daysville, Nashua Twp, Ogle, Illinois. Age 40, b OH. Farmer. $5000. [1646, p 2]
• 1880 Census: Ashton, Lee, Illinois. Age 70, b OH. Retired merchant. Parents b OH. [3486]
• 1850 Census: Daysville, Nashua Twp, Ogle, Illinois. Age 40, b OH. Farmer. $5000. [1646, p 2]
• 1880 Census: Ashton, Lee, Illinois. Age 70, b OH. Retired merchant. Parents b OH. [3486]
Marriage8 Mar 1836, Vigo County, Indiana [10, p 16], [1261], [2718]
ChildrenBurella Jane (1836-1928)
Mary Elizabeth (1839-1919)
Nancy Victoria (1840-1908)
Wilburn Ebenezer (1842-1913)