Hargrave, Anna L.
b. October 26, 1863
d. September 12, 1870
Daughter of Willis B. & Sarah

Charlie
1853-1858
Son of James R. & Sarah L. Hargrave

Hargrave, George
1868-1869
Son of Willis B. & Sarah Ann Hargrave

Hargrave, James R.
1827-1905
I'm fairly certain that James was the Son of George B. & Lucinda McHenry Hargrave.
wife Sarah L. 1832-1875
son Charlie 1853-1858

Wife #2, Mrs. Lucy Docker
HARGRAVE, JAMES R., DOCKER, LUCY MRS. 07/19/1876, GALLATIN

Source: http://www.cyberdriveillinois.com/GenealogyMWeb/MarriageSearchServlet

Hargrave, Lucy (Carroll) Docker
2nd. Wife of J. R. Hargrave
Married; July 19, 1876
b. February 20, 1827, (Approx date from census)
d. January 29, 18XX

Marriage 1, DOCKER, ROBERT, CARROLL, LUCY 11/11/1845 GALLATIN
1850 Gallatin C. Census:
Docker-Robert-24-M-Druggist-Ill
Docker-Lucy-23-F-Ky
Robert Died, 6-21-1852 age 26 yrs. Buried, Bucks Cemetery
Marriage 2, HARGRAVE, JAMES R., DOCKER, LUCY MRS. 07/19/1876 GALLATIN

Hargrave, Rachael Ann
1869-1945
HARGRAVE, RACHAEL A., F/W 1945-06-04 GALLATIN

Hargrave, Sarah Ann (Craw)
1831-1888
Daughter of Richard Craw
Wife of Willis Brown Hargrave
Married: June 15, 1848

Hargrave, Sarah L.
1832-1875
Wife of James R.

NOTE: I feel fairly certain that this is Sarah "E" Hargrave. The cemetery listing says Sarah "A" but the monument photo says "E". On the 1880 Federal Census for Gallatin Co. Illinois, James is listed as married but no wife is listed which would support the death date of 1875.

William McHenry Hargrave
b. March 23, 1823
d. August 27, 1899
Son of, George Hargrave & Lucinda McHenry

Married 1, Cynthia Ann Flanders, Feb. 6, 1845; d. 1855.
Married 2, Elizabeth (Mary) Gullick, Jan. 8, 1857; She died in 1857. She may be the Mother of Alice, born 1853
Married 3, Sarah Jane Watkins, Dec. 29, 1858, They had 1 child, William H., born 1861
Married 4, Martha Kitchener, April 4, 1876. They had 1 child, Frederick. Martha was still living in 1900, per census records.

Inscription:
~Weep not for me my Wife, Iam not dead but sleeping till Christ my Lord appears~

~William McHenry HARGRAVE married Cynthia Ann FLANDERS and according to census records had four children.
1850 U.S. Census • Illinois • Gallatin • Equality
Roll: M432_107 Image: 664 Page: 402B
William HARGRAVE 27 farmer, all b IL
Cynthia A. 24, George 4, John 3, Willie 1, Mary E. 1/12
~None of these children appear on Gallatin 1880 census~

William M. Hargrave of Equality purchased the Old Slave House (Hickory Hill) in 1880.
MARRAIGES SOURCE: http://www.iltrails.org/gallatin/groomsg-l.html
SEE NOTE AT BOTTOM OF PAGE

HARGRAVES, Willis
(no marker)
Father: William Hargrave Sr.
b: ABT. 1730 in England
Mother: Unknown Bishop b: ABT. 1733
WILLIS was born: 1764 in, North or South Carolina.
d: 10 AUG 1846 in Equality, Gallatin Co., Illinois.

He and wife Jane Brown relocated to Logan County, Kentucky, in 1790. Here they had nine children, Samuel, Margaret, Seth, Nancy, George, Rachel, Lee, Light, and Jane. The latter two died in infancy. Willis moved his family to Gallatin County in 1808 where, along with daughter Margaret and her husband James Ratcliff, they settled near the U.S. Salines at Equality. Willis, who had been active in the Kentucky Militia and was a lieutenant in 1797 and a captain by 1803, engaged his service in the War of 1812 mostly guarding settlements against native attack. He served in the 3rd Regiment, Captain Hargraves Company. Willis Hargrave was an important figure in early southeastern Illinois history. By 1812, four years after moving to Gallatin County, Willis Hargrave was made a member of a three-man commission, which included Leonard White and Phillip Trammel, to set legal boundaries for the U.S. Salines at Equality. Hargrave and William McHenry signed the Illinois Constitution on August 26, 1818. Willis Hargrave asserted his wishes to legalize slavery in the state. Hargrave was accused of establishing a proslavery organization and conspiring to bring slaves into the state. In December of 1823, Hargrave held a meeting of the "Friends of a Convention" aimed at amending the constitution to allow slavery. The slavery question was a statewide concern for many citizens and it appears that Hargrave was very much involved in the heated debate. No changes were made, however, and Illinois remained a free state. Willis died in 1846 at the age of 76.

HARGRAVE, Willis Brown, 2nd. Lt.
1825?1893
3rd. Illinois US. Cavalry
Residence Equality IL;
Enlisted on 8/14/1861 as a Saddler.
On 8/21/1861 he mustered into "E" Co. IL 3rd Cavalry
Promotions:
2nd Lieut 9/25/1861
1st Lieut 3/13/1863
COMMISSIONED 1st. LT. BUT NOT MUSTERED.
RESIGNED AS 2nd. LT. FEB 13, 1864

b: 3 AUG 1825 in Carmi, White Co., Illinois
Wife Sarah Ann CRAW 1831-1888
Son of: George B. & Lucinda McHenry Hargrave
Children:
Alma L.
George R. b. 1868, d. 1869
~1850 GALLATIN CO. CENSUS~
Hargrave Willis B. 25 M Saddler 300 Ill
Hargrave Sarah A. 19 F Ill

From the Miner readings of 1974-75: George 1868-1909 & 2 unmarked graves in iron enclosure (No sign of iron enclosure today, 2006.)
I also show Marriage #2: Annie Dively m: March 2, 1889
SOURCE: http://www.sos.state.il.us/GenealogyMWeb/MarriageSearchServlet

* William M. Hargrave,

Son of: George B. HARGRAVE b. Oct. 30, 1797 in Butler Co., Ky; d. Dec.17, 1841 in Gallatin Co., Ill.+ Lucinda McHenry b. Sept.25, 1801 daughter of William & Hannah McHenry; mDec.20, 1819; d. January 8, 1836

His first wife was Cynthia Ann Flanders who was born about 1826 according to the census data. They married on Feb. 6, 1845, according to the Illinois Statewide Marriage Index. They had four children in the 1850 census George, 4; John, 3; Willis, 1; and Mary E., 1 month. Cynthia presumably died between 1850 and 1852 because on March 29, 1853, he married Sarah E. Christian in Gallatin County. From the 1860 census they had one child still living at home, Alice, 7. None of the children from the first marriage appear in the household. William and Sarah had a second child William H. Hargrave who was born about 1861 who was still living at home in the 1870 and 1880 censuses. Sarah must have died at some point after the 1870 census. On April 4, 1876, William married his third wife Martha A. Kitchener and they had Frederick K. Hargrave, who was born in 1879"

~1850~ U.S. Census • Illinois • Gallatin • Equality William HARGRAVE 27 farmer, all b ILCynthia A 24, George 4, John 3, Willie 1, Mary E 1/12William H BLADES 27 farmer KY Malitna 29 IL MalentaAphse? E 1 f, IL aphia?Mary HARGRAVE 18

1860 U.S. Census, William HARGRAVES 37 farmer, all b IL Sarah J 24, Alice 7~1860~

Illinois > WHITE > CARMI P O

Series M653 Roll 236 Page 532 M G McHENRY 52 farmer KY-Loveinda? 51 TN-J W McHENRY 13or23 farmer IL-Hulda M 14, George M 11, Isaiah 14, all b ILAphia BLADES 11 IL- Solomon COATS 28 farmer KY-Harot 25 f, William B 3, John W 1, all b IL-Elijah TRAMMEL 55 IL?1870

Illinois > GALLATIN > EQUALITY - Series M593 Roll 224 Page 368 HARGRAVE James 43 family, followed byHARGRAVE William M 47 farmer, all b ILSarah J 41, William 9 WATKINS Alice 16 IL (Marriage 1 UNKNOWN WATKINS) -PRATER Putey? 30 black f domestic IL (From Further research, Was the slave of Martha Prater)- McKERNAN Thom 15 laborer IL

~1880~ U.S. Federal Census

Illinois > Gallatin > Other Townships > District 18 HARGRAVE William M 56 farm IL KY KY Martha 30 England Eng Eng-William H 19 IL IL IL

1900

Illinois > GALLATIN > EQUALITY TWP -Series T623 Roll 301 Page 249 HARGRAVE Martha Dec 1846 53 wid 1/1 Eng Eng Eng pension?-Frederick K Jul 1879 20 IL IL Eng

FAMILY BURIALS AT EQUALITY VILLAGE CEMETERY