The 24 people who came from Licking County, Ohio in 1829 to La Salle County, Illinois
- John Green
- Barbara Grove Green
- Eliza Green (m Wm Dunavan)
- Nancy Green (m Albert Dunavan)
- Jesse Green
- David Green
- Katherine Green (m Geo. Dunavan)
- Joseph Green d. 1854
- Rachel Green (m Geo W. Gibson)
- David Grove
- Anna Howser Grove d. 1849
- Elizabeth Grove (m. David Conard)
- Henry Brumbach
- Elizabeth Pitzer Brumbach
- David Brumbach
- Rezin DeBolt
- Emma Grove DeBolt d. 1843
- Barbara DeBolt d. 1851 (m David Conard)
- Jacob Grove [Grove crossed out in pencil and DeBolt written in]
- Samuel Grove
- Joseph Grove d. 1858
- Jacob Kite
- Alex. McKey
- Harvey Shaver
Of these 24 – two returned to Ohio. Of the 22 who remained, only seven died in 41 years.
“Jacob Kite never married. A sort of Nimrod, he lived by hunting and went West.” (Baldwin) He is the man who refused to eat when the provisions ran short on the way from Ohio, as he was afraid the women and children would not get enough food. Thinking to tempt him, they put eatables in a box on the back of the wagon where he was in the habit of walking, but they were untouched.
List of people who represented the 1929 party and rode in a covered wagon drawn by oxen in the Dayton exhibit at the La Salle Co centennial in 1931.
John Green 40 Lyle Green
Barbara Green 37 Mabel Myers
Eliza 15 Ruth Mary Green
Nancy 14 Helen Myers
Jesse 12 Lewis Myers
David 10 Kenneth Green
Katie 7 Ruth Van Etten
Rachel 3 Ann Van Etten
Joseph 1 John Van Etten
Rezin DeBolt 23 Floyd Smith
Emma Grove DeBolt 19 Lona DeBolt
Barbara 3 months
David Grove 25 Henry Grove
Anna Grove 24 Nellie Grove Geen
Elizabeth 1 & Louise Geen
Henry Brumbach Howard Smith
Eliz. Pitzer Brumbach Myrna McMichael
David Brumbach Boy baby
Young men
Joseph Grove Billy Grove
Samuel Grove Elias Trumbo
Jacob Kite Donald Gardner
Alex McKey Donald Ainsley
Harvey Shaver Howard Shaver
Jacob Grove Leon Maynard
Dayton and the Greens 