Here is what I have. 

SECOND GENERATION

2.  James Henry MAXWELL was born on July 30, 1879.  He died on May 29, 1960.  He was buried in Astoria Cemetary.  He was married to Eva P. FOSTER on June 5, 1905 in Fulton Co., IL.

3.  Eva P. FOSTER was born on May 20, 1887 in Stafford Co, KS.  She died on September 27, 1933.  She was buried in Astoria Cemetary.

THIRD GENERATION

4.  Samuel MAXWELL was born on November 3, 1844 in Fulton Co, IL.  He died on September 6, 1923.  He was buried in Astoria Cemetary.  He was married to Sarah Ann BRICKER on February 22, 1874 in Fulton Co, IL.

5.  Sarah Ann BRICKER was born on July 19, 1853 in . PA.  She died on January 23, 1931.  She was buried in Astoria Cemetary.

6.  Amos Dixon FOSTER was born on February 22, 1865 in IL.  He died on June 8, 1942.  He was buried in Astoria Cemetary.  He was married to Viola S. GROVE on August 24, 1885.

7.  Viola S. GROVE was born on November 9, 1861 in New Philadelphia, McDonough Co, IL.  She died on April 27, 1934 in Astoria, Fulton Co, IL.

FOURTH GENERATION

8.  James MAXWELL was born in 1798 in Bartel Co, VA.  He died on September 11, 1873.  He was buried in Astoria Cemetary.  He was married to Mary 'Polly' CORBETT.

9.  Mary 'Polly' CORBETT was born in 1802 in VA.  She died on February 3, 1872.  She was buried in Astoria Cemetary.

10.  Amos BRICKER was born on February 25, 1819 in York Co, PA.  He died on December 26, 1899 in Ashland, NB.  He was buried in Summum Cemetary.  He was married to Sarah WANTZE on January 3, 1839 in . PA.

11.  Sarah WANTZE was born on June 9, 1815 in . PA.  She died on December 10, 1860 in Fulton Co, IL.  She was buried in Woodland Cemetary.

12.  Edward Benjamin FOSTER was born in August 1818 in Cecil Co, MD.  He was married to Sarah MERCER in 1861.

13.  Sarah MERCER died in 1876.

14.  John W. GROVE was born on December 5, 1832 in New Markert, Shenandoah Co., Virginia.  He died on May 28, 1907 in Astoria, Fulton Co, IL. 

        John W. Grove was born near New Maket, Va., December 5, 1832 and died at his home in Astoria, IL May 28, 1907, aged 74 years, 5 months and 23 days.
        He came to Illinois when a young man 22 years old. Jan. 1857, he and Miss Sarah Haffner were united in marriage, and celebrated their golden wedding last New Years day. They were given eleven children, one of whom, Melcina May, died in childhood, Charles of Montana; Mrs. Emma Foster, Mrs. Ola Foster, Henry and Orville, living on farms near Astoria; Edward B., Mrs. Belle Falkenstein and Mrs. Minnie Argo living in Astoria; Mrs. Ethel Shields of Canton, IL; and Mrs. Maggie Horton of Glenwood, IL.
        These ten children unite today in mourning the loss of a kind, indulgent father and in comforting a very worthy mother in her sad loss of a true and faithful husband.
        Mr. Grove responded to his country's call in the time of peril, enlisted in the union army Co. F. Reg. 103 of the U. S. volunteers in which relation he served three years.
        By wise management and the assistance of a faithful companion he was enabled to provide well for the comfort of his family.
        Though always a friend and supporter of the church, yet he never became personally ifentified with it until Feb. 14, 1906, when he united with the U. B. church at this place.
        Uncle John Grove was a familiar figure on our streets, and will be missed by a large circle of griends. During his long protected illness he often expressed his preference to go and be at rest, but without a word of complaint be patiently bore his affliction with christian resignation; and when no one was expecting it, peacefully passed away to the land of endless joy.
        Funeral services will be conducted at the U. B. church today (Thursday) at 10:30 a.m. by his pastor Rev. D. E. Baer.
        The burial ceremony will be in charge of the local G. A. R. Post,
of which the deceased was a faithful member. The ladies of the Relief Corps will also attend in a body.  He was married to Sarah Margaret HAFFNER on January 1, 1857 in Fulton Co, IL.

15.  Sarah Margaret HAFFNER was born on June 30, 1837 in Staunton, VA.  She died on May 19, 1926 in Astoria, Fulton Co, IL.  Again God has used the last enemy (which is death) to put one of His saints to sleep and the church militant has lost a noble soldier because of her promotion to the church triumphant. But we mourn not as those who have no hope; for truly a noble soul has gone back to the God who gave it; there to be crowned and receive her reward for the deeds done in the body. If a good character resulting in good words will merit the Divine approval, surely this good woman will hear the Master say: "Well done, thou good and faithful servant, enter thou into the joys of thy Lord."
Sarah Grove, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Haffner, was born in Virginia June 30, 1837 and departed this life at her home in Astoria, IL, May 19, 1926, aged 88 years, 10 months and 19 days. In the year of 1854 she came with her parents and their family to a farm near Astoria, IL, and she has resided in and near the town of Astoria all these years except a few years on the prairie near New Philadelphia, IL.
Jan. 1 1857, she was united in marriage to John W. Grove, under the shadow of whose strong and noble manhood she found a true refuge and shared with him the joys and vicissitudes of more than 50 years of married life, when in 1907 he was called in death. To this union were born eleven children, all except one growing to manhood and womanhood and that one was Melcina May, who died when but a child. The other ten children are: Mrs. John Foster of Vermont, IL, Mrs. Amos Foster, Mrs. Ed Falkenstein, Mrs. Dan Horton and J. Henry Grove of Astoria, E. B. Grove of Wetumka, Oklahoma, Mrs. Marion Shields of Absarokee, Montana, Mrs. Sherman Argo of Pueblo, Colorado, Orville Grove of Canton, IL and C. J. Grove, deceased.
When but a girl in her teen age she was converted and united with the U. B. church in Astoria of which she was one of its honored and respected members when the Master called. Giving to her Master more than 70 years of faithful service. She was liberal in her support of the work in the church. For some years she has been unable to attend the services regular but never failed to support the church regularly. She was greatly interested in missionary work. She was not only a member of the local W. M. A. but a life member of the Woman's Missionary Association and while not able to attend the meetings she delighted in having the women to meet at her home which they often did for her benefit. She was a woman with great faith and a mighty power in prayer. Surely she rests from her labors but her work will follow her. She was indeed a wonderful mother, ever mindful of the needs of her children and especially never forgetting to pray for their spiritual welfare. Her door was open in hospitality to everyone, especially to her pastor and the church, and prayer or religious worship was never out of place in her home.
She leaves to mourn her departure the above named children, 39 grandchildren and a host of other relatives and friends.
All that loving hands could do, was done by her faithful children to relieve her suffering and to stay the hand of death, but the Lord had appointed her bounds that she could not pass. He called and at 11:35 o'clock Wednesday morning she answered and went home to join the many loved ones and friends on the other side.
Funeral services were held at the U. B. church Friday at 2:30 p.m., conducted by the pastor, Rev. W. R. Seitzinger and interment in the Astoria cemetery. The Woman's Missionary Association of which she was a member attended in a body, marching from the home to the church.

FIFTH GENERATION

20.  Johannes BRICKER was born on June 13, 1792.  He died on September 21, 1869.  He was buried in Summum Cemetary.  He was married to Christina WARNER.

21.  Christina WARNER was born on November 8, 1794.  She died on August 8, 1878.  She was buried in Summum Cemetary.

24.  Edward FOSTER.  He was married to Ann WOODROW.

25.  Ann WOODROW. 

28.  Christopher GROVE.  He was married to Mary BEARD.

29.  Mary BEARD. 

30.  Jacob HAFFNER was born on March 15, 1795 in VA.  He died on October 6, 1866.  He was born WFT Est. 1773-1800.  He died WFT Est. 1823-1887.  He was married to Susannah LUTZ.

31.  Susannah LUTZ was born on May 5, 1800.  She was born on May 5, 1801 in Cumberland Co PA.  She died on June 23, 1892.  She died on July 23, 1892.  Died at the residence of John Grove two miles East of Astoria on Saturday, July 23rd, 1892, Mrs. Jacob Haffner, aged ninety-one years, two months and eighteen days.
Miss Susanna Lutz, a daughter of John B. and Elizabeth Lutz, was born in Cumberland county, Penn., May 5, 1801. When eleven years of age, in company with her parents, she emigrated to Virginia, where in 1818 she was united in marriage to Jacob Haffner, and to which union was born thirteen children, eleven of whom are still living, as follows: Mrs. Mary Wonderly, Andrew Haffner, Mrs. Susan Butler, Diana Jones, Jeremiah Haffner, Anannias Haffner, Mrs. John Grove, Balser Haffner, William Haffner, Mrs. Catherine Grove, and Daniel Haffner. Elizabeth, the eldest daughter and John Henry, the fifth son are dead. She has sixty-six grandchildren and seventy or more great grandchildren and three great great grandchilren living.
Mr. and Mrs.Haffner lived in Virginia until the year 1851, when they emigrated to this state and bought a farm in Fulton county, two miles Northwest of Astoria, where they resided until his death which occurred October 16, 1866. For six years after his death she lived with her sons, Jeremiah and William. The remaining nineteen years of her life was spent with her daughter, Mrs. John Grove and family.
Mrs. Haffner united with the German Reformed church at the age of seventeen and was a faithful christian through life. Her husband was also a member of this church, so hand in hand they led a devoted christian life. Mrs. Haffner has been ill for the past five years, yet with all her suffering she never faltered, and when the end came was a faithful believer in Jesus.
The funeral services were held at the U. B. church Sunday afternoon at 4:30, conducted by Rev. England and Elder Hughes, after which the remains were laid to rest beside her husband in the Astoria Cemetery.

SIXTH GENERATION

48.  Benjamin FOSTER was born before 1800.  He was married.

60.  Andrew HAFFNER was born in 1774 in . PA.  He was married to Mary THARBAUGH.

61.  Mary THARBAUGH. 

62.  Balseer LUTZ was born in 1770.  He died in June 1850.  He was married to Elizabeth WUNDERLICH WFT Est. 1791-1810.

63.  Elizabeth WUNDERLICH was born on March 29, 1779.  She died in December 1814.

SEVENTH GENERATION

120.  Hans Jacob HAFFNER was born in 1737.  He was married to Elizabeth MILLER.

121.  Elizabeth MILLER. 

122.  Nicholas THOREBACH.  He was married to Elizabeth.

123.  Elizabeth. 

126.  Daniel WUNDERLICH was born on August 27, 1737 in Ludwigsburg Wurtenberg Germany.  He died on February 1, 1799.  He was married to Eva Barbara SIECHELE on February 22, 1765.

127.  Eva Barbara SIECHELE was born on October 28, 1744.  She died on April 27, 1821.

EIGHTH GENERATION

252.  Johannes WUNDERLICH was born in 1700.  He died in 1760.  He was married to Anna Barbara DENSLER WFT Est. 1718-1745.

253.  Anna Barbara DENSLER was born in 1702.  She died on February 1, 1765.

Since first posting this, I've learned that Mary Little was not married to one of my direct ancestors.  It was a different Maxwell in Pleasant Twp.

Thank you for your reply, though.