Spouse: Jacob DINGLEY. Susanna FULLER and Jacob DINGLEY were married. Children were: Elkanah DINGLEY, Levi DINGLEY, Desire DINGLEY, Susanna DINGLEY, Jacob DINGLEY, Jacob DINGLEY, Ezra DINGLEY, John DINGLEY.

Spouse: Jacob DINGLEY. Alathea FULLERTON and Jacob DINGLEY were married. Children were: Joseph DINGLEY, Abner DINGLEY.

Spouse: James Neil HOUP. Deborah Gail FULMER and James Neil HOUP were married. Children were: Todd Allen HOUP.

Spouse: Lois Sherrie FAUCETT. Lois Sherrie FAUCETT and FNU FULTON were married.

Spouse: Billie Clay HUNT. Billie Clay HUNT and Elmer Ray FUNDERBURK were married on 27 September 1968 in Lexington, Fayette Co., KY. They were divorced on 4 March 1974 in Owingsville, Bath Co., KY.

Spouse: Henry HEIFNER. Caroline FUNK and Henry HEIFNER were married on 20 December 1852 in Jessamine Co., KY. Children were: Alice HEIFNER, James B HEIFNER, William HEIFNER.

Spouse: John ARNSPARGER. Catherine FUNK and John ARNSPARGER were married on 16 March 1819 in Jessamine Co., KY. Children were: Elizabeth ARNSPARGER, Barbara Ann ARNSPARGER, Margaret ARNSPARGER, Simon Peter ARNSPARGER, Andrew Jackson ARNSPARGER, Henry ARNSPARGER, Sarah Jane ARNSPARGER, Pauline ARNSPARGER, John Milton ARNSPARGER, Mary Malinda ARNSPARGER.

Spouse: FNU DAVIS. FNU FUNK and FNU DAVIS were married. Children were: Margarite DAVIS, Lucille DAVIS, Amanda DAVIS.

Spouse: Susan B LYDICK. Susan B LYDICK and Henry C FUNK were married. Children were: Fannie G L FUNK, Maggie T FUNK, Mary A FUNK.

Spouse: Sarah E "Sallie or Sadie" BAUGHN. Sarah E "Sallie or Sadie" BAUGHN and Henry E FUNK were married on 29 August 1885 in Jeffersonville, Clark Co., IN. Henry & Sallie eloped & got married in Jeffersonville, IN at 9:00 am. An article in the Chicago Tribune was picked up from the Louisville paper as follows:
Mr. Henry E Funk & Miss Sallie Baughn eloped to Jeffersonville this morning & were married at 9 o'clock. The young couple live on adjoining farms in Jessamine County, Kentucky, and have been engaged for some time. Miss Baughn's parents subjected (objected) to the union on account of the youth of their daughter, she being only fifteen years of age. Determined to elope, the young girl and her lover left home yesterday morning and came immediately to this city. The following pathetic message was sent by the bride this afternoon: Ma, I married dear Henry this morning at Jeffersonville. We will be in Jessamine County tomorrow night. May I come home? Your daughter, Sadie. Children were: Ray Hampton FUNK.

The subject of this sketch came west to Clay county in 1855, and commenced working at his trade of carpentering, and also freighting across the Plains to Salt Lake City, to which place he made two trips, and also took one trip to Mexico. In 1862, he located on a farm on the Clay and Platte county line, and engaged in farming there until 1879, when he bought and removed to his present farm, just west of the town of Barry. He still owns both farms. His home place contains 160 acres, all fenced and in cultivation, 90 acres of which are devoted to plow-land, and a young walnut grove of 1,000 trees covers about 60 acres. He also had two good orchards, and his place is otherwise improved. His other farm, of 320 acres, is situated five miles north of Barry, all of which is fenced, and over 250 acres of which are in cultivation and gras and some timber, besides a small orchard. There is one good residence on this place, a good barn, smoke house and other out-buildings.

During the war he was quite successfully occupied in dealing in and shipping cattle to Chicago.

December 24, 1861, Mr. Funk was married to Miss Anna Gartin, a native of Platte county, and a lady of more than ordinary intelligence. She received an excellent education at Clay Seminary, under the instruction of Prof. Love. Her father, Andrew Gartin, came originally from KY; he was one of the early settlers of Clay county.

Mr. and Mrs. Funk have been blessed with seven children: Miss Mamie, a young lady of pleasant address, and who has received the advantages of a good education; Gillie G., Laura, Sallie E., Virginia Lowe, Emma D., and Edgar E. Mr. and Mrs. Funk are prominent members of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church. Parents: John FUNK and Nancy D RICE.

Spouse: Anna E GARTIN. Anna E GARTIN and Jacob R FUNK were married on 21 December 1861. Subject: WorldConnect: Post-em posted

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URL title: Bio Sketch of Jacob R. Funk - Son of John and Nancy (Rice) Funk
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Pg. 876 of History of Platte County reads:

Jacob R. Funk
Farmer and Stock -raiser, Section 9, Post-office , Barry

Mr. Funk is a native of KY, born in Jessamine county, December 31, 1833. His
father was John Funk, formerly of Pennsylvania, but who grew to manhood in
Jessamine county KY, and was there married to Miss Nancy Rice, a daughter of
Jacob Rice. Mr. F. was a successful farmer of that county during his
lifetime, and died there March 3, 1861. Jacob R. was brought up in the
county of his birth, and was the third from the youngest in a family of six
sons, five of whom grew to maturity; and there are four sons and two
daughters still living. One brother, J. A., is in Clay county.

The subject of this sketch came West to Clay county in 1855, and commenced
working at his trade of carpentering, and also freighting across the Plains
to Salt Lake City, to which place he made two trips, and also took one trip
to Mexico. In 1862, he located on a farm on the Clay and Platte county line,
and engaged in farming there until 1879, when he bought and removed to his
present farm, just west of the town of Barry. He still owns both farms. His
home place contains 160 acres, all fenced and in cultivation, 90 acres of
which are devoted to plow-land, and a young walnut grove of 1,000 trees
covers about 60 acres. He also had two good orchards, and his place is
otherwise improved. His other farm, of 320 acres, is situated five miles
north of Barry, all of which is fenced, and over 250 acres of which are in
cultivation and grass and some timber, besides a small orchard. There is one
good residence on this place, a good barn, smoke house and other
out-buildings.

During the war he was quite successfully occupied in dealing in and shipping
cattle to Chicago.

December 24, 1861, Mr. Funk was married to Miss Anna Gartin, a native of
Platte county, and a lady of more than ordinary intelligence. She received
an excellent education at Clay Seminary, under the instruction of Prof.
Love. Her father, Andrew Gartin, came originally from KY; he was one of the
early settlers of Clay county.

Mr. and Mrs. Funk have been blessed with seven children: Miss Mamie, a young
lady of pleasant address, and who has received the advantages of a good
education; Gillie G., Laura, Sallie E., Virginia Lowe, Emma D., amd Edgar
E. Mr. and Mrs. Funk are prominent members of the Cumberland Presbyterian
Church. _____________________________________ Children were: Mary Mamie FUNK, Gillie G FUNK, Annie Laura FUNK, Sallie E FUNK, Virginia Lowe FUNK, Emma D FUNK, Edgar E FUNK.

Spouse: Nancy D RICE. Nancy D RICE and John FUNK were married on 9 October 1821 in Jessamine Co., KY. Children were: Marilla Elizabeth FUNK, Andrew Jonathan FUNK, Morton R FUNK, Mary FUNK, Jacob R FUNK, Lucy Ann FUNK, Henry C FUNK.

Spouse: Sarah DEAN. Sarah DEAN and John FUNK were married on 19 November 1854 in Jessamine Co., KY. Children were: Henry E FUNK, FNU FUNK.

Children were: Thomas M FUNK.

Spouse: Mary HOLLOWAY. Mary HOLLOWAY and John Dailey FUNK were married on 14 June 1899 in Fayette Co., KY.

Spouse: Phillip SCHNIEDER. Lena M FUNK and Phillip SCHNIEDER were married.

Spouse: Benjamin Sandusky DUNCAN. Lucy Ann FUNK and Benjamin Sandusky DUNCAN were married on 21 June 1856 in Jessamine Co., KY. Children were: Allen B DUNCAN, Carrie B DUNCAN, John William DUNCAN, Charlie Mann DUNCAN, Bennie Grant DUNCAN.

HIFNER, MARGARET Mrs. Margaret Hifner, aged 88, and a native of Jessamine County, died the 13th inst, 1896, at the home of her son, Wm. A. Hifner, near Nicholasville. One brother, Michael Funk, Bellefontiane, Oh., and three sons, John L. and G. W., of Jackson County, Mo., W.A. Hifner, Jessamine, survive the deceased. She was an aunt of Mr. Morton Funk, Mrs. Lucy Duncan and Mrs. Wm. Vince, this county. Services were held at the residence Tuesday morning by Elder V.W. Dorris. The remains were taken to Lexington for burial. (01-17-1896 issue of The Jessamine Journal) Parents: Peter FUNK.

Spouse: William HEIFNER. Margaret FUNK and William HEIFNER were married on 3 December 1827 in Jessamine Co., KY. Children were: John L HEIFNER, G W HEIFNER, Henry HEIFNER, William A HEIFNER, B F HEIFNER.

Spouse: William VINCE. Marilla Elizabeth FUNK and William VINCE were married on 18 March 1842 in Jessamine Co., KY. Children were: John A VINCE, James T VINCE, Matilda B VINCE, Mary E VINCE, Annie E VINCE, Jennie VINCE, Mattie VINCE, Sarah E VINCE.

Spouse: James LYNE. Mary FUNK and James LYNE were married on 13 January 1851 in Jessamine Co., KY. Children were: George Washington LYNE.

Spouse: John Martin CAWBY. Mary FUNK and John Martin CAWBY were married on 6 June 1867 in Jessamine Co., KY. Children were: Alex CAWBY, Charles CAWBY, Edward L CAWBY, Carrie A CAWBY, Henry E CAWBY, Susan Elizabeth "Susie" CAWBY, William Taylor CAWBY.

Spouse: Charles T SPARKS. Mayme FUNK and Charles T SPARKS were married on 22 August 1892 in Jessamine Co., KY.

Spouse: Nancy "Nannie" BOURNE. Nancy "Nannie" BOURNE and Morton R FUNK were married on 11 May 1864 in Jessamine Co., KY. Children were: Lena M FUNK, Mayme FUNK, Maggie FUNK, Infant FUNK, John Dailey FUNK, Roberta E "Bertie" FUNK.

Children were: John FUNK, Margaret FUNK, Michael FUNK, Peter FUNK Jr.

Spouse: Susan WEST. Susan WEST and Peter FUNK Jr were married on 3 December 1827 in Jessamine Co., KY. Children were: Richard FUNK, Caroline FUNK, John FUNK, M FUNK, Henry E FUNK, Mary FUNK, E FUNK.

Spouse: Elsie LNU. Elsie LNU and Ray Hampton FUNK were married.

Spouse: Mirtis LNU. Mirtis LNU and Ray Hampton FUNK were married. They were divorced.

Spouse: Joseph S SMITHERS. Roberta E "Bertie" FUNK and Joseph S SMITHERS were married about 1906.

Spouse: Maggie A WEST. Maggie A WEST and Thomas M FUNK were married about 1900.

Children were: Sallie FUQUA, William FUQUA.

Spouse: Sarah Mosby AGEE. Sarah Mosby AGEE and Joseph FUQUA were married on 24 December 1835.

Spouse: Hercules AGEE. Sallie FUQUA and Hercules AGEE were married.