Descendants of Patrick Gullion of Gallatin Co., KY - GullionFamily.org

Generation 7 (con't)xi.xii.xiii.KARL KENNETH DOUGHMAN (son of Valandingham Doughman and Zillah IowaGullion) was born on 01 Mar 1902.MAX MYRLE DOUGHMAN (son of Valandingham Doughman and Zillah Iowa Gullion)was born on 20 Jan 1904.LON LEE DOUGHMAN (son of Valandingham Doughman and Zillah Iowa Gullion) wasborn on 17 Mar 1906.207. WILLIAM 7 GULLION (Alexander 6 , Jeremiah 5 Jr., Jeremiah 4 , Edmund P. 3 , Henry 2 , Patrick 1 ) was bornon 23 Mar 1849 in Marion Co., IA. He died in Sep 1901 in Marion Co., IA. He married Elizabeth A.Davis on 21 Apr 1880 in Marion Co., IA. She was born in 1849 in Jackson Co., MO. She died in1941.Notes for William Gullion:WILLIAM GULLION.Marion county lost one of her native sons and honored pioneer settlers when William Gullionpassed away in September, 1901. He was then ' in the fifty-third year of his age, his birth havingoccurred in this county on the 23d of March, 1849. His parents were Eli and Mary (Whitlatch)Gullion, who were -nat ives of Indiana and in the '40s came to Iowa, here making their home untilthey were called to their final rest.William Gullion was reared amid the scenes and environments of pioneer life and shared with thefamily in all of the hardshi ps and privations incident to settlement upon the frontier. He couldremember back to the time when- much of the land was unclaimed and uncultivated. The broadprairies were starred with a million wildflowers in June but in December were covered with adazzling and unbroken sheet of snow. One could ride for miles without coming to a fence toimpede his progress. There were comparatively few roads laid out and only in slight measure hadthe work of development and improvement been carried forward.William Gullion aided in the arduous task of developing a new farm and remained upon the homeplace until he reached the age of thirty-one years. He then married and established a horne of hisown, The lady of his choice was Mrs. Elizabeth A. (Davis) Nicholson, who was born in Jacksoncounty, Missouri," a daughter of Hampton and Cynthia (Watkins) Davis, the former a native ofPennsylvania and the latter of Kentucky. They became residents of Missouri, where they lived forsome time, and in 1849 removed to Marion county, Iowa, where both Mr. and Mrs. Davis spenttheir remaining days. By her first marriage Mrs. Gullion had a daughter, Esther M,. Nicholson, nowthe wife of I. J. Gullion. Unto Mr. and Mrs. William Gullion were born two sons, Loren A. and GuyC. The family circle was broken by the hand of death when, in September 1901, Mr. Gullion passedaway. There were many friends who mourned his loss and his memory is yet cherished by thosewho knew him. His widow still owns the old homestead farm of one hundred and twenty acres inIndiana and Washington townships and fromthis property derives a good annual income. She is a member of the Methodist Protestant churchand has lived a life in harmony with its teachings. She possesses marked business capability andattends to all of her own interests in connection with the farm and the management of her property.She is widely and favorably known and has a circle of warm friends in the section of the county inwhich she makes her home.[Source: History of Marion County,Notes for Elizabeth A. Davis:Elizabeth first married a Nicholson.William Gullion and Elizabeth A. Davis had the following children:i. LOREN A. 8 GULLION (son of William Gullion and Elizabeth A. Davis) was born on 07Jul 1883 in Iowa. He married (1) ALLIE SHERWOOD.ii.GUY CURTIS GULLION (son of William Gullion and Elizabeth A. Davis) was born on06 Jun 1888 in Attica, Marion Co., IA. He died in Jan 1972 in Iowa. He marriedPeale Mae Hibbitts about 1920 in Columbia, Marion Co., IA. She was born about131