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History of Allegheny County Pennsylvania, Vol. II
by A. Warner and Co.,
1889
(facsimile reprint published 1993 by Heritage Books, Inc., Bowie,
MD)
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The following are the responses to requests for lookups that I have posted to the PA Allegheny list. I am slowly getting the first names added to the Index of Surnames, but until then you can check here for lookups that I've already done. Use your browser's Find function; these are not in any kind of order.
Updated on Saturday, 01-Jul-2000 18:12:22 MDT
STEWART
John W Stewart
Nothing for Walter Pattersom Stewart
LEMON
Henry, 85
Living in Elizabeth Twp. Head of family in 1790,
Hugh, 137
Living in West Deer Twp in 1803
Samuel, 85
Living in Elizabeth Twp. Head of family in 1790
Thomas, 85
Living in Elizabeth Twp. Head of family in 1790
William, 137
Living in West Deer Twp in 1803
Isabella (Mrs. David), 412
Under Robert Sample, Isabelle daughter of Robert and Mary (Simpson)
married David Lemon, no dates
Robert Sample,farmer, postoffice, Wildwood
BRAUFF
Capt. Alfred ( 380)
Eliza ( 632)
Jacob Gilliland, mine boss, post office Homestead, born 11-8-1833 in Lower St Clair Twp, married Eliza Brauff, still living in this county (1899) at age 78.
Children
His grandfather, David Gilliland, came
to America after the Revolution, settled Ohio.
he had a family of 8 children, of whom Samuel, at 21 came to
Allegheny Co., where he farmed.
He died in Wyandot co, Ohio.
Jacob ( 380) above
Rebecca ( 380) above
Sarah ( 404)
J D O'Neil, Merchant, McKeesport
ROBISON
Anna W. (317)
Dr G R B Robison, physician and surgeon, oldest member of the medical
profession in Sharpsburg
Elizabeth E. (603 )
J B Hayes, husband
Ella M. (719)
George Herwig, married Louise Kaufman, daughter Ella and 5
others
G.R.B. (317) Above
H. (160)
Managing editor of Weekly Observer, established 4-1-1886
Hebron (317) above
Rev. J. (175)
Bellevue Bourgh, The Methodist Protestant Church was organized by
Revs. J Robison, and V Lucus, with 9 members all of whom had
previously been connected with the East Common Church,
Allegheny
James (317) above
John (86, (104)
of Elizabeth Borough (The following were residents in the early part
of the present century, or prior to 1880)
(104) A letter about the Schooner Monongahela Farmer and cargo. signed by, Jacob Ferree, John Robison and David Pollock
Mary (317) above
Thomas (86) above
Virginia H. (317) above
Washington (107)
Washington Robison, first teacher at Elizabethtown, brick building,
erected 1818, on the east side of Second Street.
ACKARD
A. Ackard,(77)
Thomas Lloyd, councilman in Homestead, 1880
A. C. Ackard,(704)
Capt. Abyon D. ( 663)
Captain James D Hayes married Jane daughter of Capt. Abyron Ackard,
they had 4 children
James, Cora, Flora and Charles.
Alice (704), mentioned above.
Captain Alle O, (704) , mentioned above
Alveria (701) should be 704, mentioned above.
Mrs Flora (653)
Capt. Edward West married Maria A, daughter of Henry and Hannah
(Clark) Noble, they reared a family of 6 children, viz,
Jane (663)
Captain James D Hayes married Jane, daughter of Abyron, they had 4
children
Margaret ( 704) mentioned above
Margaret J. ( 704) mentioned above
Mary J. ( 704) mentioned above
Peter J. ( 704) mentioned above
Capt. Thomas J. ( 704) mentioned above
All of the ACKARDs are related....Peter J Ackard is the father and grandfather of all 1799-1865
pages 77, 653, 663, 704, mentioned above
TRICH
Robinson Run, organized in 1790 (the public ordinances were enjoyed here more or less regularly a conciderable number of years before this date); members, 188; Sabbath-school scholars, 203; officers and teachers, 13. Pastors, Rev. J Riddell, D D, 17941829; Rev. Moses Kerr, 1834-35; Rev William Bunett, 1836-38; Rev James Grier, D D, 1829-78; Rev J W English, 1879-. Dr Riddell, who was the first pastor of Robinson Run, and who continued in charge of the congregation for 35 years, was a small man, with piercing black eyes; was a superior scholar and a powerful debater. No on among the early ministers of the Assoiate Reformed Church was more storngly attached to the principles of the church, or more able to defend them. Dr James Grier, another pastor of this congregation for 39 years, was a preacher of more then average ability, possessed of good social qualities, much beloved by his people, and greatly respected by all who knew him.
THOMPSON
p.5 James, William
History of Moon township includes William Thompson in list of residents in 1795, James Thompson in list of residents in 1798 (Samuel and Benjamin Thompson also appear in 1798.)
p. 16 Robert
History of Fayette township includes Robert Thompson in list of residents in 1800. (A Matthew Thompson also appears in the list.)
p. 19 William
History of North Fayette township includes Samuel Thompson and sons John, Matthew, Ivester and William in a list of residents prior to 1820.
p. 75 Dr. William
History of Mifflin township includes Dr. William Thompson and Judge George Thompson in list of residents prior to 1830.
p. 85-86 James, William
History of Elizabeth includes William, Cornelius, Daniel and Margaret Thompson in a list of heads of families in 1790. Another list, of inhabitants in 1793, includes Daniel and James Thompson. Residents prior to 1830 included James and John Thompson.
p. 110 William
History of Versailles township includes William Thompson in list of residents in 1790.
p. 138 Robert
History of West Deer township, formed in 1836, mentions Robert and John Thompson as early residents.
p. 382 James
Bio of James M. Esler, druggist, Tarentum (b. 1854 in Fawn township) married Katie R., daughter of James Thompson of Hawkins, Allegheny county.
p. 391 Robert
Bio of Robert L. Kirkwood, merchant, McKee's Rocks (b. 1858 in Iowa) "was married Feb. 28, 1885, to Marie E., daughter of Robert and Eleanor Thompson, of Allegheny City."
p. 423 Robert
Bio of Gilbert M. McMaster, attorney, Broughton (b. 1833 at Schenectady, N.Y.). "He married, Nov. 30, 1865, Margaret thompson, who was born June 17, 1832, near Pittsburgh, a daughter of Robert and Margaret (McMaster) Thompson."
p. 472 James, Robert, William
"ROBERT THOMPSON (deceased) was born in this county, and died here. His father, James, at the close of the revolutionary war, bought one hundred acres of land in Ross township, which he improved and left to his descendants. The Thompsons were of Scotch descent, and democratic in their political views; in religious matters they were strong Presbyterians. James Thompson married Isabella Gilbraith, and seven sons and four daughters were born to them: John, Hugh, James, William, Robert, Andrew, David. Betsey, Mary, Isabella and Margaret J. Of these children Robert Thompson was well known in Shaler township, although a quiet man. He married Catherine Stewart who resides on the old homestead. Her parents, James and Catherine (Shaffer) Stewart, were married in 1800, the same year Grandfather James Thompson was married. Mrs. Catherine Thompson had six children: Mary J,, James, Alfred, Robert M., Milton (who died in the army) and Adeline V."
p. 483 William H.
"JOHN CROSKETT THOMPSON, merchant, Allegheny, was born June 14, 1844, in Donegal, Ireland, son of Rev. Samuel and Fannie (Huston) Thompson. Mrs. Thompson's father, Rev. William Huston. was pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of Donegal for forty years, and at his death Rev. Sam-uel Thompson took charge of that church and one at Ballyshannon for several years, afterward occupying the pulpit at Donegal for forty-four years. He was also superin-tendent of the national schools of the district, having spent seven years at Glasgow Uni-versity, where he received the degree of B.A. The grandparents of J. C. Thompson were reared at Belfast, and his grandfather was a stock-broker. Mr. Thompson received his education at home under private tutors, and then served an apprenticeship to the grocery business at Londonderry. At the age of seventeen he went to Wales, and was two years engaged in railroad-building. He then spent five years at the same employ-ment in Belgium and France. In 1868 he came to Allegheny, and carried on a grain and flour business for eight years. He was next in the coal business for nine years. In 1886 he entered the firm of Edward Klotz & Co., manufacturers and wholesale jobbers in
confectionery. Mr. Thompson was married in September, 1875, to Sarah E. McIlwain, of Saltsburg, Pa., daughter of William and Nancy (Kerr) McIlwain, and three children, Samuel K., William H. and Mary Helen, have blessed this union. Mr. and Mrs. Thompson are members of Emsworth Pres-byterian Church, of which he is a trustee. In 1885 he purchased his present fine resi-dence at Emsworth. He is a member of Tancred Commandery, No. 48, K. T., also of the A. O. U. W. His brother, Rev. Samuel H. Thompson, is a Presbyterian minister at St. Paul, Minn."
p. 539
"ANDREW PURDY THOMPSON, Pittsburgh, was born in Hopewell township, York county, Pa., May 22, 1810, and first came to Pitts-burgh in 1835. His grandfather, Archibald Thompson, a Scotch Covenanter, the ancestor of the Thompsons of York county, came from Scotland about the year 1735, and took up what was then known as the "Black run tract,' in Lancaster county, near the Mary-land line, now in Hopewell township, York county wbich tract or farm, after the lapse of one hundred and fifty years, is still the home and in the possession of his grandson, Archi-bald Thompson, at this writing eighty-six years of age.
Archibald Thompson (the first) married Margaret Wallace, the daughter of Alexan-der Wallace, another Scotch Covenanter,who came to this country about 1780, and in whose log house "Old Guinston Church," one of the first Seceder congregations in America, was organized. Alexander, their first son, served in the revolutionary war in Capt. Maffit's company. Joseph, their second son, married Mary Purdy, daughter of Archibald Purdy. another Covenanter. from the north of Ireland, and to this couple were born ten children, the youngest of whom is the subject of this sketch.
Andrew P. Thompson spent his youth on his father's farm, with such slender opportunities of schooling as country districts afforded in the beginning of the present cent-ury. Books were not abundant., but the Bible, the Psalms (Rouse's version), the Shorter Catechism gave ample exercise for memorizing, and Pilgrim's Progress, Gospel Sonnets, Marrow of Modern Divinity and one or two others of like character in poetry and fiction comprised the library of that day.
The minister was always ready to help any boy who cared for his book, and before long we find our subject teaching school in his own county, and afterward in Newville, Cumberland county, whence, after teaching and preparing himself, he came to Western Pennsylvania, and entered Jefferson College, Cannonsburg, teaching during his vaca-tions. After one or two years spent at col-lege he came to Allegheny City, where he became the principal of the Fourth ward public school, which was then in the base-ment of a Seceder (now the Second U. P.) church. Here he began studying for the ministry, but lack of means to regularly prosecute his studies, and the necessities of his little family&emdash;he having married in the meantime&emdash;compelled him to give over this cherished hope. In 1847 he was sent by the church as a missionary to the Island of Trin-idad, West Indies, where he and his wife were stationed nearly three years. On their return he became the agent of the Young Men's Bible society of Allegheny county, a position he has filled almost without interruption ever since.
Originally a whig in politics, then an abolitionist, he was present in Lafayette hall at the birth of the republican party, from whose principles he never swerved except upon the candidacy of Horace Greeley for president. An United Presbyterian in faith, a prohibitionist from conviction, he has spent the last fifty years of his life in this com-munity, respected by all men for his quiet, blameless integrity. In 1844 he married Elizabeth Donaldson, daughter of Andrew Donaldson and Jane McBurney, his wife, whose progenitors, Scotch and Scotch-Irish, first settled in Chester county, and coming west were among the early settlers of Wash-ington county, Pa. Jane McBurney's grandfather, John, the son of a justice of the peace in County Down, Ireland, came to this country when a young man, and, not finding employment quickly, enlisted in the British army and was present at Braddock's defeat, July 9, 1755.
Of the eight children of Andrew P. and Elizabeth (Donaldson) Thompson, seven grew to maturity: William Reed, Andrew D. (a physician, who died in Philadelphia), Joseph Alexander; James H., M. D., practic-ing in Pittsburgh; Jennie E. and Ella N. are unmarried; Anna M. is the wife of Otto G. Schultz. of C. J. Schultz & Sons, bridge-builders. Mrs. Thompson having died in 1872, in 1879 Mr. Thompson married Miss Lydia W. McKee, of Allegheny City.
William Reed Thompson was born in Allegheny City, was taken when a child to the island of Trinidad, attended the public schools of Pittsburgh until twelve years old, was employed for five years in the U. P. board of publication under Rev. Dr. Rodgers. During this time he enlisted in the Union army, but was taken out by his father. In 1864 he entered the 100-days service in Knap's Independent Battery, and on his return was employed by Hart, Caughey & Co., bankers, where he remained for four years, meanwhile pursuing his studies and reciting after hours to Prof. Lewis Bradley, formerly in charge of the observatory. Failing to get to college, he entered the Mechanics' National Bank, where he served for fourteen years, beginning as bookkeeper and ending as president. Having bought the interest of John B. Jones, Esq., in the bank-ing-house of Semple & Jones, which then took the name of Semple & Thompson, he resigned his position in the Mechanics' National Bank, devoting his attention to his own business. He is still a director in the Mechanics' National Bank, the treasurer of some of the most prominent charities of this city, a member of the Third Presbyterian Church, and a republican in politics. Mr. Thompson was married to Mary, daughter of William Thaw, a prominent and charitable citizen of Pittsburgh, and they have two children."
p. 587 James M.
Bio of John B. Bailie, farmer, Hites (born in East Deer township). In 1887, he married Nannie B., daughter of James M. Thompson, of Springdale.
p. 716 James, William
"JOHN THOMPSON, farmer, postoffice Monroeville, was born in County Armagh, Ireland, in 1811. His parents, John and Eliza-beth (McMullen) Thompson, came to Pennsylvania in 1812, and settled soon after on the farm where our subject now resides. The father died at the age of one hundred and two, and the mother at the age of forty-five. They reared four sons, of whom the eldest and youngest are now deceased: James, John, William and Alexander. John has passed his life in the township, always residing on the home farm. He has been a lifelong republican, and bears the soubriquet of 'Honest John.' In 1848 he married Mary McKnight, a native of Washington county, daughter of Joseph and Elizabeth (Connor) McKnight. Of thirteen children born to Mr. and Mrs. Thompson, six died in infancy. The following are the names and residences of the others: William and John, in Cannonsburg, Ohio; Anna Mary. wife of Frank McClure, in Patton township; Nancy Jane, wife of David Clements, in Plum; James, in Patton; Elmer, with his parents, and Rebecca, wife of George Anderson, in Murrysville. Mr. Thompson is a member of the U. P. Church."
p. 744 James, Robert, William
"WILLIAM THOMPSON, farmer, postoffice Bennett, was born Jan. 17, 1817, on the old homestead. His father, John Thompson, a native of Ireland, came to America at the age of thirty, with his brother James. He mar-ried Ellen Davis, who was of Welsh descent, and to them were born sixteen children, of whom fourteen attained maturity, viz.: Nancy, James, Elizabeth, Thomas, Mary, John, William, Davis, Robert, Isabella, Samuel, Sarah, Ellen, Benjamin. John Thompson enlisted to go to the war of 1812, but was not accepted on account of his age. He bought land in Ross township, now Shaler, upon which his children are living. He was an earnest and active member of the Presbyterian Church, and died on the home-stead, at the age of eighty-five years. Politic-ally he was a democrat. Our subject, Will-iam Thompson, married Mary, daughter of Archie Hazlet. She died Aug. 7, 1881, the mother of six children: Mrs. Isabella Haney, Rebecca J., Elizabeth, Emma, William and John. Mr. and Mrs. Thompson are members of the Presbyterian Church, of which he has been an elder for forty years. Politically he is a democrat."
p. 768 Robert
Bio of R.T. Graham, justice of the peace, Etna (born 1822 in Butler county). His father, Joseph, ws married to Nancy, daughter of Robert Thompson, a native of Glasgow, Scotland.
SULLIVAN
p. 86 Gen.
In history of St. Clair township, a reference is made to Gen. Sullivan "in his Indian expedition." No further reference.
p. 553
"CHARLES A. SULLIVAN. Peter O. Sullivan, a native of Ireland, and who immigrated to America in 1700, locating in Northumberland county, Va., was a great ancestor of Charles C. Sullivan, who was born on the "Partnership Farm," seven miles northwest of the town of Butler, Pa., March 10, 1807. He took rank as an able lawyer and a just legislator and a pronounced abolitionist in Western Pennsylvania; he died Feb. 29, 1860. His son, Charles A. Sullivan, was admitted to practice law at Butler, Pa., March 10, 1870, and on motion of Hon. Thomas M. Marshall was admitted to the courts of Allegheny county April 10, 1886. He married Jan 10, 1870, the youngest daughter of Gen. George W. Reed, of Butler, Pa., and they have one daughter and two sons living: Kathrine Gertrude, George Reed and Joseph Reed Sullivan."
p. 259 Rachel, J.S.
Bio of Gen. Alexander Hays (b. July 8, 1819 in Franklin, Pa.) . One of his children with Annie A. (McFadden) Hays was Rachel (Mrs. J. S. Sullivan.)
CLAUS
p. 756 Catherine
Bio of Adam Henning, saddler, Mt. Oliver (b. 1843 in Hessen, Germany) includes the information that he "married Catherine Claus, a native of Germany, and to them were born six children: Charles, Henry, George, Katie, Emma and Frederich."
MEYERS
p. 131 John, Eli
In history of Patton township, John and Eli Meyers are included in a list of residents prior to 1830. There is also mention of Mrs. Martha Myers who owned the oldest patent in the county, a tract called the "Widow's Dower". Her family is believed to have been the first in the township. Washington's journal of his tour in November 1770 mentions that he dined at "the Widow Mier's, on Turtle Creek." A James Mires, whose name was carved on a stone in the wall of an old mill, is supposed to have been a son of Martha Myers.
p. 665
"HERMAN MEYERS, painter, Verona, was born in Freedom, Beaver county, Pa., in 1837, a son of Christian Frederick and Mary (Smith) Meyers, natives of Germany, who came to America when young, former born in November, 1805, and both died in 1877. Herman Meyers received his education in Lawrenceville and Pittsburgh, and at the age of eighteen learned the trade of glasscutter; after four years at that work he began painting, and has followed that trade ever since. He enlisted, in 1862, in Co. A, 155th P.V.I., assigned to the Army of the Potomac, and was in all its engagements until the close of the war; he was discharged in June, 1865. Mr. Meyers was married Jan. 1, 1866, to Rose Odenwelder, of Lawrenceville, daughter of Charles and Kate (McGurk) Odenwelder, both natives of Pennsylvania. Her father died in 1873; her mother lives in West Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. Meyers have had three children: Flora, Charles and Emma, latter of whom died when six years of age. Mr. Meyers has resided in Verona since 1878, and is employed as painter in the A. V. R.R. shops. He is a member of the A.O.U.W. and G.A.R."
p. 484 Bessie Laural
In bio of Harry C. Myers, merchant, Pittsburgh (b. 1854 in Pittsburgh): "Mr. Myers married Feb. 27, 1879, Emma, daughter of Samuel Grove, an old resident of Allegheny City and two children have blessed this union: Harry Grove and Bessie Laural."
p. 176 George
In the history of Reserve Township: "John Wilson and George Myers, a deaf mute, were also early settlers."
p. 488
"ELI MYERS, merchant, Monroeville, was born in Patton township, October 6, 1830. The family name is evidently of German origin, and is a historic one in that township. It was at the house of Mr. McElroy, Mrs. Myers' grandfather, that Gen. Washington found shelter after an involuntary bath in the Allegheny. Eli Myers, grandfather of our subject, at one time owned the mill in Wilkins township, on Thompson's run, in Turtle Creek village. His son, William, married Jane Carr, a native of Patton, and died when the subject of our sketch was small. When seven years old Eli was bound out to Robert Beatty, and reared and educated on a farm in Patton township. For many years he worked Mr. Beatty's farm, and in 1880 he opened a store at Monroeville. Next year he was appointed postmaster, and has held the office ever since. He is a republican, and has served eight years as township supervisor and two years a s tax-collector. The family is associated with the Presbyterian Church. August 8, 1854, Mr. Myers married Maria, a daughter of Robert McElroy, and they had a family of eight children: Robert E. (at home), Mary (wife of Robert Swishelm, in Wilkins), Sarah G. and James (in Penn township), Lizzie H. (assistant postmaster), Rachel A., Maggie, S.K. and Virginia Etta (at home). The second child, Fulton McElroy, died in infancy."
RENO
p. 203 Francis
In history of Leet township: "The first religious services by regular appointment in Sewickley valley were conducted by Rev. Francis Reno, an Episcopal clergyman. For the year beginning May 1, 1798, his support was provided by subscriptions from [list of subscribers] The aggregate amount subscribed was twenty-nine dollars and three cents, thirty-six and one-half bushels of corn, one bushel of wheat and an equal quanitty of rye, the latter to be delivered at Daniel Leet's mill. The place of worship was the barn of John Way. Sr., on lot No. 2 in Leet's district. There is reason to believe that Mr. Reno continued to preach here until 1808 or 1809, but no organization of the Protestant Episcopal Church resulted in consequence."
pp. 397-398 Francis, Charles
"CAPT. A. D. RENO, postoffice Putnam, captain and pilot on the Ohio, is of French origin, his ancestors having left their native land and settled in Virginia about the year 1710. Three brothers were the pioneers of this family in America, and from on e of these, Louis Reno, the subject of this sketch is descended. Louis Reno had a son named John, who had a son named Benjamin. Benjamin came to Allegheny county about the year 1765, and settled on the right bank of Chartiers creek, opposite to what is now called Bower hill, where he took up some four hundred acres of land, on which he lived until his death, which occurred about the year 1803. There were born to Benjamin and his wife Jane (nee Bell) six sons and one daughter, viz.: William, Robert, Zachariah, Benjamin, Charles, Louis and Susannah, who married Benjamin Jackson. The third son, Zachariah, was born on the farm, on the banks of Chartiers creek, in the year 1776, and became a coal-dealer, having had some land underlaid with rich coal veins. Born to Zachariah and his wife, Martha, were seven sons - Louis, Benjamin, John, Francis, Samuel, Henry and Alfred, and two daughters - Amanda (married to Christopher L. Magee, who for many years was engaged in the hat and fur trade, and during the war was sutler in the army) and Minerva (married to Samuel Clarke, who was a pilot on the Ohio river). Louis, the oldest son of Zachariah and father of the subject of this memoir, was also born near the banks of Chartiers creek, in the year 1798.
He married Anna E. Frisbee, daughter of Ephraim Frisbee, who started, in 1808, the first boatyard at what is called the Point, in Pittsburgh. Louis, like his father Zachariah, was also engaged in the coal business they being the first parties engaged in running coal in boats to Cincinatti and Louisville. There were born to Louis and Anne E. eleven children, six of whom are living, viz.: Amanda J. (wife of Capt. R. M. Boles), Cornelia (wife of Col. W. L. Foulk, of the United States army), Capt. John L., Louis A., Alfred D. and William S. Alfred D., the fifth son of Louis, was born in Allegheny City, and is now living in Chartiers borough, near Mansfield, Allegheny county, Pa.; was educated under the tutorship of John Kelley, of Allegheny City, and at Duff's College, Pittsburgh, Pa. From early life he has been steamboating, having been a pilot for twenty-one years. He married, in 1869, Alice Wilson, daughter of James P. Wilson, of Pittsburgh, and they have a family of four children: Alice, Charles, Stella and James. Capt. Reno is a member of the R. A., of the A.O.U.W., and of the Presbyterian Church. He is a republican."
STEPHENS, Mrs.
p. 620
Bio of William C. McMillen (b. 1842), farmer, Woodville. William C. was the eldest son of the twelve children born by his father's first wife, Catherine Porter. When she died at 45, William's father's second wife was "Mrs. Stephens who bore him eight children."
STEPHENS, R.C.
p. 125
History of Braddock township. The township was visited in 1825 by General Lafayette. He was met by a delegation which included R. C. Stephens.
DUNMORE, Gov.
p. 180
History of Shaler township included an account of Simon Girty who was "one of two spies intrusted with important duty by Gov. Dunmore in his western campaign, and early became familiar with Indian life." Girty led a career of "unparalleled infamy."
CLENDENNEN/CLENDENEN/CLENDENIN/CLENDENING/CLENDENNING
p. 401 James
Bio of Walter Espy Clendenen (b. 1848 in Fayette county), postmaster, Turtle Creek. Parents were James and Ann Jane (McMichael) Clendenen. James, age 86, was living in Mt. Pleasant, Westmoreland county at the time the book was written. James' father was William, farmer at Mendon, Westmoreland county.
p. 417 James, William, Robert, Andrew
Bio of Charles Washington Clendenning (b. 1788), farmer, Bakerstown. He was the oldest living resident of Allegheny county at the time the book was published, having just celebrated 100 years in May 1888. He and his wife Martha Ross (Porter) had six children: john, Robert Porter, William Ross, Eliza Jane, Arthur and Margaret Ellen. One of Robert's sons was named Andrew Harper.
JONES, John
p. 357
Bio of R. D. Jones, grocer, McKeesport. Married in 1852 to Elizabeth, daughter of John Jones of South Wales.
p. 513
Bio of John James (b. 1841 in Wales), draftsman, Verona. In 1866 he married Miss Diana Jones, daughter of Evan and Mary Jones of Wales. She had a brother John living in England.
p. 575
Bio of Mrs. Rachel (Galbraith) Jones (b. 1826), Jones Station, widow of George Jones who had been engaged in the coal trade in Jefferson township. One of her children was named John. (Yes, Jones Station was named for this family.)
p. 695
Bio of Thomas Jones (b. 1850), coal operator, West Elizabeth. Son of Rachel and George. One of his sons was named John.
p. 333
Bio of Frank Sample, private secretary, Sewickley. His father, John B. Semple, was partner in the firm Semple and Jones, bankers. Jones sold his interest to a Mr. Thompson in 1881.
p. 540
Bio of Andrew Purdy Thompson (b. 1810). This is the Mr. Thompson who bought John B. Jones' interest in Semple & Jones.
p. 439
Bio of James C. Lewis (b. 1822), manufacturer, Emsworth. His daughter Sarah B. married John E. Jones of Portsmouth, Ohio.
p. 611
Bio of Richard Jones (b. 1846 in Wales), machinist, Verona. One of his brothers was named John J. Jones.
p. 753
Bio of William Potter Jones of Pittsburgh. His father was Rev. John Jones of Virginia.
p. 283
Bio of Capt.William Richard Jones (b. 1839 in Luzerne county), manager of the Edgar Thomson steel-works. His father was Rev. John G. Jones of Wales who emigrated in 1832.
p. 513
Bio of R. D. Bowman (b. 1847 in Carbon county), superintendent at Edgar Thomson. He was married in 1868 to Miss Sarah M., daughter of Rev. John G. Jones, sister of Cpt. William R. Jones.
PRESCOTT
The only Prescott in the book is a reference on page 82 to a Mr. Prescott who began coal-mining in West Elizabeth borough in 1840, along with Messrs. McCurdy and McIntosh. Could not find Isaac or Emily Prescott or Emily Drake.
FOX
No Peter Fox, no betsy, Henry, David, Susanna or Rebecca Fox.
p. 643
Bio of John hoffman (b. 1824), farmer, Castle Shannon. He married in 1850 Catherine Fox, daughter of George Fox.
p. 540
Bio of Frederick Lorenz (b. 1794) His daughter Annie married B. F. Fox of Springfield. IL.
p. 186 LOGAN, Matthew
History of Ohio township. List of taxable residents in 1814 includes Matthew Logan.
WATSON
p. 239
Bio of Dr. John Dickson (b. 1812). One of his eight children with wife Mary Way Dickson was Mary W., married to Alexander M. Watson, "a leading atorney of Pittsburgh."
p. 546
Bio of Rev. John Black, D.D. (b. 1768, country Antrim). "Dr. Black was married Sept. 22, 1801, to Miss Elizabeth, daughter of Andrew and Margaret Watson, of Pittsburgh."
p. 317
Bio of William Watson Grier (b. 1834), manufacturer, Hulton. His mother was Isabella (Watson) Grier. "William Watson, father of Isabella Grier, was bon in Scotland in 1777, and died in Pittsburgh at the age of fifty. He kept a stoneyard on Water street and engaged in mason-building."
p. 340
ROBERT WATSON, retired, Sewickley, was born January 25, 1814, in Pittsburgh, Pa., son of William and Hannah (Baldwin) Watson. The father was a native of Dumbartonshire, Scotland, and came to America in 1800, settling in Pittsburgh. In the year following his arrival he started in the stone-cutting business for himself, next door to the Monongahela House. He made two trips to his native home for the benefit of his health, and died in 1827; politically he was a whig. The mother died aged eighty-four years; she was a native of this county, and daughter of John and Jane (West) Baldwin. They were the parents of three children: Mrs. Isabella Grier, Robert and Mrs. Jean Birmingham. Robert Watson learned the marble-cutters trade in Allegheny, and followed it with marked success till within twenty-five years ago, when he retired from business, and has lived a quiet life in Sewickley. Politically he is a republican. He married Margaret Arbuckle, a native of Scotland, who died October 15, 1881, aged seventy years. This union was blessed with seven children.
p. 347
JAMES THOMSON, son of Archibald Thom-son, was born in Franklin county, Pa., in December, 1790. His grandfather, Alexander Thomson, of Glasgow. Scotland, came to this country with his family in 1771, and settled in the Cumberland valley in the neighborhood of Chambersburg, Pa., where many of his descendants still reside. The subject of this sketch came west in 1812, at the age of twenty-two, and settled in Pittsburgh, where he continued to reside during the remainder of his life. He married Elizabeth Watson, a native of Pittsburgh, daughter of William Watson. From 1812 until 1825 he carried on the watchmaking and jewelry business on Market street. He soon after entered into partnership with Samuel Stackhouse in the business of engine-building, which they car-ried on on Short street, under the name of Stackhouse & Thomson, until the dissolu-tion of the firm in 1839 or 1840. In 1840 he was elected mayor of Pittsburgh, which office he filled during the year 1841, the official term being limited to one year.
After the expiration of his term of office he entered into partnership with Joseph Tomlinson, and for some time they carried on the business of engine-building on property adjoining the old Pittsburgh Gasworks, now occupied by the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad company, where they built several iron steam-ships for the United States. They afterward moved their shops to Duquesne way, in the Fourth ward, Pittsburgh, where they carried on the manufacture of railroad freight.cars for some time. After the dissolution of the firm of Tomlinson & Co. he was, in 1853, elected engineer of the Plttsburgh Gas com-pany, which position he held until 1871, when failing health compelled him to resign. The company, however, continued him as consult-ing engineer until the spring of 1875. He died in August, 1876, in the eighty-sixth year of his age, respected and esteemed by his fellow-citizens.
p. 489
WILLIAM M. WATSON, attorney at law, Swissvale, was born in Washington county, Pa., in 1855, to James and Maria (Morgan) Watson, latter a daughter of George Morgan and granddaughter of Col. George Morgan, of Princeton, N. J., whose name has become historic through his exposure of the treachery of Aaron Burr. James Watson was for many years a prominent attorney of Washington county. He was the father of ten children, seven now living, our subject being the youngest born. William M. Watson was reared and educated in his native county, graduated from Washington College in 1875, and at once commenced the study of law. After reading one year he entered the Har-vard law-school, from which he graduated in 1878, and the same year was admitted to the bar of both Washington and Allegheny coun-ties. He was married in 1884, to Sarah Ormsby, daughter of William McKnight. a prominent iron-merchant of Pittsburgh. Mr. Watson is a member of the Presbyterian Church, and is a republican.
CAROTHERS, Robert
p. 131
History of Patton township. List of residents known to have been residents prior to 1830 includes Charles Carothers and sons Robert, Joseph, James, William and Charles.
p. 137
History of Deer township. List of residents as of 1803 includes Robert Carothers.
p. 385
Bio of William Conner Shaw (b. 1846), physician and surgeon, Pittsburgh. His father was William A. Shaw of Versailles township, whose sister was Mrs. Robert Carothers of Patton township.
p. 732
JAMES CAROTHERS, farmer, postoffice Monroeville, is a brother of David Carothers, and was born on the farm where he now re-sides, Oct. 20, 1827. His home has always been here, and he came into possession of it by inheritance in 1853. He enlisted, Aug. 8, 1862, in Co. E. 123d regiment, nine-months men, and served in the Army of the Potomac, participating in the battles of Chancellorsville and Fredericksburg. In 1868 he mar-ried Elizabeth H. Dubarry, born in Pittsburgh, a daughter of Edward and Wilhelmina Dubarry, of French and German descent. Mr. Carothers has served as assessor, auditor and collector. He is a republican, and is an elder in the Cross Roads Presbyterian Church. Mr. and Mrs. Carothers have five children: Matilda C., Edward D., Sophie E., Sarah E. and Wilhelmina. The first born, Robert, died in infancy.
CARSON, James
p. 164
History of Harmar township. "About half a century since, James Carson purchased and settled on land which is now owned by his son William."
p. 493
WILLIAM CARSON, farmer, postoffice Har-marville, was born in Washington county, Pa., in 1820, a son of James and Catharine (Allingham) Carson. James was born in County Fermanagh, Ireland, emigrated to Washington county in 1819, and later moved to Pittsburgh, where he kept a store for two years. In 1830 he moved to the farm Mr. Carson now owns, and here he died in 1869, aged eighty-three years; his widow died in March, 1887, at the advanced age of ninety-eight years; they were members of the M. E. Church. Mr. Carson received his schooling in Harmar township, and after his father's death took charge of the farm. He married, in 1860, Maria B. Peeples. of South Side, Pittsburgh, daughter of William and Henri-etta (Boggs) Peeples. Mrs. Carson died in 1864, the mother of one child&emdash;James A. Mr. Carson's second marriage took place in 1870, with Jennie Smith, a native of Ireland, and reared in Allegheny City, Pa., daughter of 'Squire David and Jean Smith, of that place. One child, William S., has been born to this second union. Mrs. Carson is a mem-ber of the R. P. Church. Mr. Carson owns two hundred acres of land and fine buildings. He is a republican.
p. 575
JAMES CARSON, farmer, postoffice Har-marville. This family dates its connection with Allegheny county since 1822; at which time James Carson, with his wife, Catherine (Allingham), and their two children, emi-grated from their native county in Ireland. He was a farmer by occupation, and for eight years followed it in Washington county, Pa. He then (1830) purchased 212 acres of land in Indiana township, now Harmar. Seven children were born to him, four of whom are now living. James, born in 1826, being the youngest. He was educated at the public schools in the township, and has fol-lowed farming and stock-raising, being very successful in both. He was married, in 1859 to Miss Jane Elizabeth Beatty, daughter of Francis Beatty, and four children were born to them, two of whom are living&emdash;Francis Beatty and Kathrine. Mr. Carson purchased his present farm of two hundred acres, which is beautifully located and well adapted to farming. He is a republican, and was school director twelve years.
HOPE
p. 464
Bio of James Gray (b. 1815), farmer, Negley. "His maternal grandparents were James and Jane (McPherson) Hope, former of whom was born Jan. 22, 1758, and died in 1828, aged seventy years; the latter died in 1839, aged seventy-six years." His mother was Jane Hope, born Aust 31, 1791.
HAZLET
p. 174
History of Ross township, near Perrysville. A list of early settlers includes Archibald Hazlet and sons Robert, John, Archibld and James.
p. 774
Bio of William Thompson (b. 1817), farmer, Bennet. He "married Mary, daughter of Archie Hazlet. She died Aug. 7, 1881, the mother of six children: Mrs. Isabella Haney, Rebecca J., Elizabeth, Emma, William and John."
p. 288
JOHN KENNEDY, JR., banker, Tarentum, a son of John and Sarah Mc.. (Woods) Kennedy, was born in the village of Tarentum, Sept. 16, 1830. His grandfather, William Kennedy, was formerly a resident of Butler county, and in 1807 removed to what is now East Deer township, Allegheny county, where he and his brother contracted to clear eighty acres of land about a mile above the village of Tarentum, to which place they came, remaining until the spring of 1817, when they removed to Westmoreland county. Here they and their families continued to live until 1852, when William died, and in 1861 his widow, Mrs. Elizabeth Kennedy, also died. Their children were Catherine, John, William, Elizabeth, Mary Ann, James and Margaret. Jolin Kennedy, Sr., remained with his parents until, in 1826, he secured a contract to build a section of the Pennsylvania canal, which he completed in 1827, and during that year he married and settled at Tarentum. He was principally engaged in the lumber trade. In 1875 he retired from active business life, and is still a resident of that place; his wife died Dec. 3, 1884 Their children were James, John, William and Jane K. John Kennedy, Jr., the subject of our sketch, married, in 1855, Amarilla Jane, daughter of James Pneumon, of Freeport, Pa., and settled in Tarentum, in the growth and prosperity of which place Mr. Kennedy has been prominently identified. In 1852 lie was elected county surveyor of Allegheny county, which office he filled for three years. He was engaged in the oil business in Smith’s Ferry, Beaver county, Pa., in 1861. In 1862 he enlisted in Co. F, 123d P. V.; was wounded in the battle of Fredericksburg. From 1863 until 1866 he was engaged in the oil business at Rouseville, Venango county, Pa. With the exception of these brief periods, he has constantly remained in Tarentum. Being a surveyor, he laid out into lots nearly the whole of the territory upon which Tarentum is now built, including both East and West Tarentum. He was largely instrumental in securing the location of the glass-works at this place; in fact, he has been an important factor in gaining for Tarentum the high position which she holds among her sister boroughs of the state. In 1872, associated with his father and his brother James, they built the planing-mill now operated by them, and in 1887 he erected the Tarentum Bank building; indeed, all enterprises having for their object the improvement of Tarentum find in him a substantial helper. Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy’s children are Richard A., an attorney at Pittsburgh, Pa.; Sarah A., now Mrs. Dr. G. M. Getze, of Tarentuin; James W., mining at Gilman, Colo.; Henry Herbert, Charles O., cashiers in Tarentum Bank; Phoebe, a graduate of Beaver Female College; Frank and Walter. The parents are members of the M. E. Church.
p. 321-322
HUGH KENNEDY, superintendent Isabella Furnace company, Sharpsburg, was born in Ohio in 1858. - He is a grandson of Joseph and Jane (Reed) Kennedy, who were among the early pioneers of Mahoning county, Ohio. Among their ten children was T. W. Ken-nedy, born in Ohio, who married Margaret Trusdale, who bore him eight children. He was a practical iron-man, being a designer and builder of furnaces. Hugh, his third son, in 1881 entered upon the duties of his present position as superintendent of the Isabella Furnace company. He married, In 1879, Lizzie, daughter of George Smith, of Ohio, and they have five children: Roy G., Julia T., George W., Margaret and Paul R. Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy are members of the United Presbyterian Church; politically he is a republican.
p. 695
Bio of Thomas M. Jones (b. 1850), coal-operator, West Elizabeth. "April 15, 1873, Mr. Jones married Sue E., daughter of John and Margaret (Mickey) Kennedy, of Freeport, Armstrong county, Pa., natives of Fayette county..."
p. 738
JAMES KENNEDY, manufacturer, Tarentum, son of John and Sarah M. (Woods) Kennedy, was born at Tarentum,. in 1828, which has since been his home (a record of his family appearing on page 288). He married, Oct. 30, 1851, Margaret N., daughter of James Hare, of East Deer township, Allegheny county, her people being among the pioneers of that part of the country. Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy settled in Tarentum, where he followed his trade, that of a carpenter, until 1872, in which year he and his brother, John, built the planing-mill, in which business he is now engaged. Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy reared a family of nine children: Mary A., now Mrs. W. A. Tucker, of Tarentum; Kezia A., who has taught for sixteen years in Tarentum; John A., superintendent of the planing-mill at Monongahela City; James H., at the glassworks near Kittanning; Sarah I., Rebecca J.; William G., being educated at the university at Allegheny City; Thomas S., manager of the planing-mill, and Alfred C., at school in Tarentum. The mother died Jan.10,1855,a member of the M. E. Church, of which Mr. Kennedy is also a member.
RIGGS
p 344-345
ROBERT L. RIGGS, real-estate dealer, McKeesport, was born August 26, 1838 a son of John and Mary (Phillips) Riggs. his paternal grandfather, Edward Riggs, a native of New Jersey, of German and Welsh descent, was a pioneer of Snowden township, where he cleared and improved a farm, on which he lived and died. He had four children: Edward, John, Joseph and Mary (Mrs. Elijah Townsend). The maternal grandfather was Joseph Phillips, the first Baptist minister to locate in Western Pennsylvania; he organized the first Baptist Church at Peters Corner, Pa., the centennial anniversary of which was celebrated in 1875. John Riggs, father of our subject, was a native of Snowden township, and at his father’s death succeeded to the homestead, and resided there until his death. His children were David, Sarah (Mrs. Samuel Murray), Edward, Josiah, Lewis, Joseph, John, Robert L., William, Obadiah and Isaac. Of these, John served three years in the rebellion and David occupies the old Riggs homestead.
Robert L. Riggs was reared in Snowden and was educated in the common schools and Bethel Academy. He began life as a teacher in the public schools of Jefferson and Muffin townships, came to McKeesport in 1864, and was principal of the public schools two years. He then embarked in the drug business with Jesse Sill, the partnership existing until the death of Mr. Sill, in 1878, when our subject succeeded to the business, which he conducted until 1880. He then engaged in the lumber and planing-mill business with James R. Gemmill and J. A. Lucas for five years, and since 1885 has been engaged in the real-estate business. He married April 19, 1864, Cordelia C. B., daughter of John and Margaret (Cunningham) Whigham, of Mifflin township, and has six children: Effie W., Jessie J., Thomas A., Viola, Clifford and Walter. Mr. Riggs is president of the board of education, of which he has been a member most of the time since 1867. He is a member of the Baptist Church; in politics a republican.
p 405 Miss
Bio of Jacob Doolittle (b. 1809). The second wife of his father, Moses, was a Miss Riggs.
p 469 - 470
DAVID RIGGS, farmer, postoffice Library, was born May 3, 1822, in Washington county, Pa., a son of John and Mary (Phillips) Riggs. John was born March 13, 1800, in Washington county, on the farm now owned by his son David, on which he passed his entire life save a few years; he died Feb. 28, 1848. His wife was born in Washington county, Pa., April 13, 1800, and died Jan. 25, 1882. David’s grandfather, Edward Riggs, a native of New Jersey. settled on the Riggs farm Dec. 25, 1801. and died in September, 1844; his wife, nee Mary Higbee, died in May. 1853. David Riggs was six years old when his father returned to the old farm in Washington county. He is the eldest of eleven children, and at the death of his father took charge of the family. His brothers and sisters are as follows: Sarah (Mrs. Murray, in Ohio), Edward R. (in Illinois), Josiah (in Leadville, Colo.), Lewis (died Oct. 20, 1884), Joseph (in Leadville, Colo.), John P. (at Mt. Washington, Pittsburg&emdash;he served three years in the civil war), Robert L. (in McKeesport, Pa.), William J., M, D. (at Fifteenth street, Pittsburgh), Obadiah H. (just graduated at Brooklyn Medical College), and Isaac W., M. D. (at Fifteenth street, Pittsburgh). David marrted, in 1850, Elizabeth Bates, born July 23, 1832, in Guernsey county, Ohio, daughter of William and Ellen (Stewart) Bates, latter of whom was born in Washington county, Pa., in 1810. Her father was born in Dublin, Ireland, in 1804, and came to this country when nineteen years of age, located in Winchester, Ohio, and always followed teaching; died in 1858. Her paternal grandfather, John Stewart, also a native of Ireland. was a farmer in Washington county, Pa. Ten children have been born to Mr. and Mrs. Riggs: John S. (in California), William Bates (in Bellville, Canada), Mary E. (now Mrs. James T. Douglas, in Pittsburgh), Sarah J.(wife of Rev. F. W. Cramer, in Ohio), Emma C. (at school in Pittsburgh). David Elmer (died April 29. 1887), Edmonia F. (married to Loyal Cheesman, in Kansas), Elizabeth R., Ida Bell and Alta May (at home). Mr. Riggs has been justice of the peace for twenty years on the republican ticket. He and Mrs. Riggs are members of the Baptist Church at Library.
p 486
Bio of Isaac Blackadore (b. 1819), farmer, Wilkinsburg. His sister Jane was married to a Mr. Riggs.
p 747
LEANDER RIGGS, M. D., Elizabeth, is a son of Joseph (deceased) and Sarah (Cooper) Riggs, of Snowden township, this county, and was born Sept. 6, 1845, in that township. He received his early education at the public schools, and graduated from the medical department of the Western Reserve University, of Cleveland, in 1870. In 1871 he located in Elizabeth, where he began the practice of his profession, and is now looked upon as one of the leading physicians of this end of the county. In 1876 he married Mary L., daughter of Robert and Catherine (Boyd) Finney, of Elizabeth. They have no children.
PIERCE
p. 81
History of Jefferson township. List of residents prior to 1830 includes Amos Pierce and sons James and Lewis.
p. 399-400
WILLIAM PIERCE (deceased) was a son of John and Margaret (Scott) Pierce, of this county. John Pierce, Sr., grandfather of William, was a native of Ireland, came to this country over one hundred years ago, and settled on the farm now occupied by Mrs. William Pierce, purchasing 350 acres for twenty-three dollars. The father of William was born on this farm, reared a family of eleven children, and died in 1852. The subject of this memoir, the next to the youngest in the family, was born in 1816. on the homestead, where he always lived. Feb. 12, 1856, he was married to Hannah J. Yaw, of Ohio, and their family consists of five children, as follows: John (on the homestead), David (a physician in McKeesport), Mattie E. (Mrs. Frank G. Copeland, in Irvin, Westmoreland county), Maggie (widow of Charles Craighead, in Elizabeth borough) and Josie B. (at home) The family are members of the U. P. Church of Elizabeth. William Pierce died in 1881.
p. 461
Bio of Perry A. Lytle (b. 1821), farmer, Monogahela City. His daughter Hannah married F. F. Pierce and moved to Gallatin, Tennessee.
p. 514
Bio of Andrew Craighead (b. 1831), real-estate dealer, Elizabeth. His son, Charles B., married Maggie, daughter of William Pierce, of Elizabeth.
FERGUSON
p. 6
History of Moon township. List of residents in 1811 includes John Ferguson.
p. 72
History of Mifflin township. List of residents in 1812 includes William and Joseph Ferguson. Another list of residents prior to 1830 includes ______ Ferguson and his sons James and John.
p. 550
JOHN S. FERGUSON, attorney, Pittsburh, was born in Pittsburgh, Pa., Jan 24, 1842, son of Charles Ferguson, who followed the business of a contractor and builder in Pittsburgh till his death in 1869. The subject of these lines was educated in the public schools of Pittsburgh, and at the Allegheny City College. He was admitted to the bar of Allegheny county, April 7, 1863, and has since been engaged in practice in Pittsburgh. He was married Sept. 10, 1863, to Miss Nancy A. Graham, of Pittsburgh, and they have five children: Edwin G., now a member of the bar in Allegheny county; Mary H., wife of H. Watts; Areta, John and Anna.
p.565
Bio of Charles W. Lighthill, foreman in rolling-mill, Allegheny. In 1859 he married Caroline, daughter of James and Mary Ferguson of Washington county.
p. 728
Bio of John Swearingen (b.1816), farmer, Clinton. "He married, Nov. 18, 1838, Mary Ferguson, who was born in Findlay town ship, a daughter of John and Mary (Guy) Ferguson, old settlers of Findlay township."
NORRIS
Barney 576
Bertha 666
Charli 666
Ella 666
Ephraim 666
Lelia 666
Mary 367
Nettie 666
Robert 138
RHINE
H. D. 518
Mrs. Lydia 661
Sarah 518
Lydia Anne HEMPHILL was Mrs. Rhine of Pittsburgh, no further
info.
Sarah BRYANT was the wife of H. D. RHINE, no further info on RHINE
family.
STUMP, Henry on page 226, was a member of
the original board of trustees of Christ Church in Brownsville in
1813. No further reference.
BUCHANAN
President 706
Gilbert 16
Rev. J.J. 76
James 536, 678, 718
President James 373
Martha 429
Nathaniel 429
BUCHANNON
Eleanor 519
Harriet A. 519
John 519
CALDWELL
_____ 33, 131
Agnes 542
Alexander 194
Ann 465
Annie 674
Annie Elizabeth 593
Catherine 592
Charles 195
Charles L. 542
Clifford 593
David 128, 194, 195
Emma Jane 593
Fannie 743
Harry 593
Howard 593
Hugh 110
Prof. J.W. 423
James 239, 542
Jennie 675
John 94, 368, 542,645
John Esq., 86
Joseph 575, 674, 675
Kate 542
Letitia 542
Lewis 194
Margaret 426, 592, 697
Margaret S. 645
Martha 426
Mary 239, 542, 593, 739
Mary C. 407
Mary E. 334
Mary (Galbraith) 575
Mellie E. 549
Nelly G 542
Rebecca 407, 704
Robert 138, 592, 739
Samuel 128, 592
Rev. Samuel 141, 150
Sarah 542
Sarah Ann 542
Sarah H. 239
Sarah Jane 592, 704
William 86, 194, 407, 426, 440, 542, 704
Mrs. William 334
CAUGHEY
Andrew 687, 695
Annabelle 695
Annie 687
Annie B. 687
Belle 695
Benjamin 687
Ellen 687
Fannie 695
James Y. 695
Jane 686
John 686, 695
Joseph 687
Joseph Y. 695
Lizzie 695
Margaret J. 687
Margery 695
Maria 686, 695
Martha 687
Martha Jane 695
Mollie 687
Robert 687
Robert H. 695
Sadie 687
Samuel W. 695
Sarah J. 687
William 687
William Y. 695
One reference to Mary DANIELS on page 516. She was the wife of David
Davis and mother of Caroline Davis who married Alexander Boal. Mary
and Alexander had twelve children.
DECKER
Albert 638
Annie 638
Catherine 475, 638
Charlie 638
Christiana 638
Christopher 638
Daniel 638
Frank 638
Jacob 638
John 638
Joseph 638
Lena 638
Magdalena 581
Mary 638
William 638
DOUGHERTY
Adam 116
Andrew 762
Archie 594
Barnard 12
Bridget 582
Catherine 605
Daniel 687
Freelove 522
G.W. 728
George 522
George Ross 762
Hannah 687
Jacob 687
Jane Warnlc 594
Jennie 594
Jimmie 594
John 137, 605, 687
Joseph Cowan 594
Josephine 522
Letitia J. 594
Maggie 594
Margaret 594, 728
Mary 687
Mary Ann 687
Mary M. 569
Mary Wail Smith 762
Rachel B. 605
Sarah Albert 762
William John 594
GALLAGHER
Ebenezer 72, 78
James 78, 369
Lauretta Bell 369
Maggie 740
Mary 369
Mary Alabama 369
Thomas H. 369
William 78
GALLAHER
Jane 490
John 490
Malinda 490
More details on GALLAHER since they were all
one family on page 490. In
the entry about Hugh James Logan:
"In 1878 Mr Logan married Malinda GALLAHER,
who was born in Plum
township about 1845, a daughter of John and Jane (Mulligan)
GALLAHER,
former a contractor and farmer, and four children have been born to
them..."
JACKSON
Gen. 523
President 227
Rev. 84
Annie M. 353
Benjamin 397
Charles 510
D.C. 28
Elizabeth 594
Frank 510
George 17, 594
George W. 353
Harry 510
Henry 510
Isabella Ann 510
James 198
James L. 318
John 186, 198, 510
Margaret 510
Margaret (West) 510
Mary (Anderson) 510
Mary J. 431
Mary Jane 593
Robert 85, 510
Sarah 594
Sarah J. 721
Sarah (Kime) 510
Sarah (Pescot) 510
Susanne 254
Susannah 397
Thomas P. 510
Washington 431
William 510
McCUNE
Agnes 322
Alvira 607
Ann 485
Eliza 532
Emma 355
Ida 674
James 322, 532, 582, 607
James H. 576
John 448
John B. 355
John R. 551
John Dick 322
John Harvey 355
Joseph B. 532
Julia Flynn 756
Kate 756
Margaret 432, 717
Margaret J. 576
Margaret Smith 322
Martha 723
Mary 355, 657, 723
Mary B. 582
Mary E. 532
Minnie M. 448
Nancy 519, 638
Rosanna 740
Samuel 532, 723
Samuel R. W. 322
Samuel W. 532
Sarah Agnes 322
Sarah H. 355
Sarah Patterson 756
Thomas 355
Thomas Wilson 355
William 756
McGINNIS
Miss 673
Adelinee (Cooper) 501
Andrew 153
Edward 501
Isabella 727
Jennie 486
John 727
Samuel 673
McGINNISS
Ed. 462
Eleanor 461
Eleanor Jane 461
Geo. L. 462
Jasper 461
John 461, 462
Mary 461
Nancy Agnes 461
Wllla Mary 461
Wm. 462
Wm. Ramsey 461
MILLER
_________ 143, 158
Dr. 341, 461
Mrs. 673
A. G. 612
A. H. 710
Abigail 613
Abraham 94
Ada 699
Adam 446
Adam J. 446
Adda May 515
Adele V. 402
Agnes 533
Agnes D. 588
Albert G. 413
Alexander 48, 272
Alice Edna 515
Amanda Hickman 504
Amos 515
Andrew 460, 508, 734
Ann 658
Ann B. (Foster) 573
Anna 455
Anna (Carlisle) 508
Anna Mary 515
Annie 734
Annie E. 338
Annie Spath 599
Augus t 402
Benjamin 6, 31
Burnhart 7 34
C. E. 678
Callie S. 447
Carolina 447
Caroline (Reed) 509
Catharine 447, 621
Catherine 741, 744
Catherine Werkley 766
Charles 447, 527, 678
Charlotte 447
Christiana 766
Christine 621
Clara B. 765
Clara E. (Dean) 559
Conrad 402
Corrinne 504
D. Martin 446, 447
E. C. 390
Eleanor 678
Ella 376
Eliza 324,342, 544
Elizabeth 341, 472,494, 515, 532, 587,613,621
Elizabeth Nesmith 230
Ella 734
Ella T. 734
Ella (Weller) 509
Elvira 527
Emma 621, 699
Emma Jane 515
Eveline 356
Ezekiel 151
Fannie 509
Frances 734
Francis Marian 515
Frank 699, 734
Frank J. 613
George 446, 678, 699, 734
George T. 413, 528, 613
George Wilson 515
Grace 699
H. P. Wiley 765
Hannah 245, 329
Harriet 504
Harry 447, 621
Harry H. 508
Hester 527, 731
Howard 338
Hugh G. 765
Humphries 587
Ida 621
Isabella 430
Rev. J. H. 175
J. J. 551
Dr. J. N. 460
Jacob 87, 504, 599, 621, 678
Jacob C. 621
James 18, 47, 48, 148, 180, 573, 765, 766
James Capt., 230
James Francis 329
Jane 413, 482, 699, 734, 765
Jane B. 527
Jane (Filson) 504
Jane Redman 758
Jane S. 587
Jane Stout 587
Jane T. 612
Jane (Torrence) 426
Jennette 588
Jennie 356, 699
John 6, 18, 48, 152, 153, 324, 545, 587, 606, 621, 678, 699, 734,
765
John, Jr. 515, 678
John, Sr. 515
John F. 447
John H. 526, 527
John S. 678
John T. 413
Jonathan 678
Joseph 48, 93, 362, 573 613, 734
Joseph T. 413
Josephine 734
Julia Eva 658
Kate 613
Katie (Kohler) 633
Laura 671
Lena 447
Lettie 509
Levi 301, 678
Lizzie H. 504
Lizzie J. 585
Louise M. 346
Luella 504
M. C. 677
Magdalena 446
Maggie 460
Margaret 396, 447, 558, 613, 643, 704, 707, 752, 760, 765
Margaret Jane 504
Margaret Watt 765
Maria Louise 329
Martha 765
Martha H. 353
Martin L. 329
Mary 346, 362, 402, 437, 447, 462, 606, 649, 678, 694, 698, 699,
732,
765, 766
Mary A. 504, 613
Mary A. (Cockins) 504
Mary A. (Cunningham) 508
Mary Ann 472
Mary E. 694, 734
Mary F. 402
Mary Jane 413
Mrs. Mary Jane 486
Mary M. 678
Mary P. 413, 613
Mary Paull 426
Mary Ross 587
Matilda C. 765
Miranda 527
Morris 527
Mortimer C. 413
N. G. 71
Rev. N. G. 329
Nancy Jane 390
Nathaniel 152, 699
Noble Gerwin 329
0. H. 158
Rev. 0. H. 76
Olean F. 335
Oliver 47, 48, 573
Peter 508, 766
Phebe A. 6l3
Phebe Ann 413
Philip l1O, 159
Polly 678
R. B. 678
Mrs. R. B. 638
R. J. 533
R. L. 71
Rev. R. T. 376
Rachel 447
Rachel H. 677
Rebecca M. 434
Reuben 245, 331
Reuben Jr. 225, 245, 246
Richard 472
Robert 5, 31, 613, 734, 765
Robert Johnston 329
Rodger 434
Rodney 734, 765
Rosa B. 73
S. G. 316
Sadie 447
Samuel 504
Samuel G. 329
Sarah 19, 324, 331, 430, 752, 765
Sarah Ann 606
Sarah E. 765
Sarah Elizabeth 515
Sarah K. (Torence) 573, 574
Sarah J. 316, 515, 699
Sarah Jane 329
Sarah (Snee) 508, 509
Silas 613
Simon Henry 515
Sophia 447
Susan 405
Susan B. (Walker) 503
Susan Frances 734
Susan T. 362
Susan V. 317
Susannah 449
Mrs. T. A. 335
Thomas 18, 48, 658, 765
Dr. Thomas 353
Thomas E. 338
Vincent 504
Rev. W. F. 141
Col. W. L. 612
W. N. 503
W. T. 341
William 317, 341, 346, 430, 527, 558, 587, 613, 699, 734
William H. 694
William I. 559
William J. 508, 509, 587
Col. William L. 413, 426
William S. 413, 678
Mrs. Wilton 356
NEWELL
One reference on page 69. This was in a paragraph about the history
of
Mansfield borough. List of residents in 1867 included "________
Newell,
on the site of J. C. Bedell's stable"
ONSTOTT
Anna 482,765
Elizabeth 360, 467
Henry 360
Rebecca 360
PALMER
Gen. 352
Elizabeth McCurdy 761
Maggie J. 531
Harriet 710
Mrs. Louise 489
Mary 561
Mrs. Robert 669
Thomas D. 531
William 761
Capt. William 513
PATTON
_______ 312
Benjamin 460
David 143, 460
David Sr., 460
David J. 460
Elizabeth 640
Henrietta 460
James 460
Johanna 460
Josephine 460
Louisa 460
Louisa Adella 475
Margaret 460
Mary 460, 738
Ross Wm. 460
Sophla 460
ROSS
Col. 442
Agnes 85
Andrew Jackson 624
Benjamin 69
C. 614
Carrie May 624
Casey 469
Charles Edward 624
Eliza 645
Eliza Jane 624
Elizabeth 386, 398, 426, 469, 574
Emaline 469
Euphemia 469
George 128
Gertrude 429
James 122, 158, 173, 624
Jane 624
John 5, 65, 128, 147
Col. John 469
John M. 624
Lula Pearl 624
Margaret 624, 686
Margaret Ellen 624
Mary 587, 624
Mary Ann 452
Matilda 386, 469
Nanny Florence 624
Peter 426, 469
Capt. Peter 386
Philip 65, 66, 69, 386, 426, 469
Rev. R. S. 91
Reuben 69
Robert 129
Robert M. 129
Samson S. 624
Samuel 129
Sarah 674
Stephen 69
William 624, 686
RYAN
Most Rev. Archbishop 250
Alice 287
Charles Kelly 593
David 762
Ella Sample 593
Emma 287
George 593
Hugh 287
J. Stephen 618
James 593
James F. 287, 618
Jane McNeal 762
Jane Sample 593
John 593
Josiah 593
Kate 287
Maggie 287
Malvern Hill 593
Marie 287
Martin F. 287
Mary 618
Mary (McCloskey) 287
Rose 287
Sarah 613
Bishop Stephen V. 287
Uriah 593
Urie 593
William 287
Willie 287
SADDLER
Annie 759
John 759
Mary 759
Stephen 759
SADLER
Arteus 242
Giles 242
Jacob 559
John 242
Margaret 559
Oren Winslow, M.D., 242
Scott 242
William 242
William Dexter 242
WATSON
Miss 706
Agnes 765
Alexander M. 239
Mrs. Amanda 753
Amanda McMilllon 765
Andrew 546
Bessie Winn 765
Charles E. 765
Cora A. 765
Dr. Daniel 520
Eleanor 472
Eleanor Rennison 764
Elizabeth 347, 546, 765
Elizabeth Allen 765
Ella 765
Ellen K. 520
Hannah 239 340
Isabella 316, 340
James 489, 713, 765
James H. 713
Jean 340
Jennie 518
Job 520
John 713,765
John W. 765
Kate 408
Mabel 713
Margaret 224, 340,417, 546
Maria 489
Mark 472, 764, 765
Mark W. 224
Mary 323, 440
Mary A. Moore 765
Mary J. 713
Mra. Millie J. 335
Mollie Hohie 765
Patrick 31
Robert 202, 204, 340
Robert Hazard 520
Robert P. 520
Sarah 765
Sarah C. 520
Thomas 408
Thomas F. 764
Thomas F., Jr. 765
William 317, 340, 347
William M. 489
DOUGHERTY, Catherine
The Catherine in the list I posted was born Catherine LEASURE,
married
John DOUGHERTY. Joseph DOUGHERTY (b.1837) of Plum Township had 2
children, Jimmie and Maggie. He was the son of William John
DOUGHERTY
and Margaret Cowan, father born in Ireland. No Patrick or
Dennis.
RYAN, John
The John RYAN on the list I posted was the son of Uriah RYAN (b.
1840)
and Jane SAMPLE, no further info on John.
No OBENAUFs in index.
MORLOCKS on page 658:
Henrietta C. MORLOCK married Jacob Dieterich.
Jacob MORLOCK was the father of Henrietta, Catherine Heiber was his wife.
KAIN/CAIN
One KAIN on page 719 - Mary, widow of James. She was the daughter
of
Isaac Meanor of Findlay Township.
H.P. CAIN, page 243, shoestore owner circa 1850 (no other info)
MASSEY CAIN, page 372, of New Hampshire was the first wife of William Carnahan
KIBE
one family on page 427:
Henry and Elizabeth of Germany, daughter Catherine married Washington
Bell in 1867. Catherine died in 1867, Washington died in 1869. Son
Robert Henry Bell was raised by the Justus family.
NEFF
John, page 158 - "John NEFF was a resident of O'Hara township previous to 1812. He removed to what is now Indiana township, and died there."
Peter, page 157 - in a list of the eary settlers of Indiana township prior to 1820.
KINZER
Jacob J., 566
Matilda M. Klauss, 566
Matilda was the wife of Jacob KINZER of Pittsburgh, no other info on Jacob, Matilda's father was John George Klauss.
GROSSMAN
Mary, 417
Nicholas, 186
Samuel, 86
William, 186
DILLMAN/BAUER
p. 652
WILLIAM BAUER, gardener, postoffice Bennett, was born Feb. 22, 1830 on Troy hill, this county, son of Jacob and Margaret (Wolf) Bauer, natives of Germany. They immigrated to America in or about 1820, and settled in Allegheny City, eventually purchasing property on Troy hill. Jacob Bauer was a coal-merchant for many years; he died aged seventy-six years. He and his wife were parents of seven children, viz.: Frederick, Mathias, William, John, Thomas, Mrs. Mary Ritman and Mrs. Hannah Dillman. William received his education in this county, where he was a coal-digger for eighteen years, and subsequently worked seven years in a rolling-mill. Since then he has been successfully engaged in gardening. He married, Nov. 15, 1851, Caroline Sauter, a native of Germany, and they are the parents of three children: Mrs. Mary Baeuerlein, Mrs. Elizabeth Klussman and Mrs. Anna Griffith. Mr. and Mrs. Bauer are charter members of the G. L. Church, which they helped to build; Mr. Bauer is a republican.
HECKENTHORN
p. 762
One mention, Sarah Heckenthorn, wife of Samuel Sutter. They immigrated from Switzerland and settled in Etna. Children: Samuel, Jr. and Mrs. Sarah Seitz. More info on Samuel, Jr. on this page.
STIELY
p. 465
Lydia (Morgan) Stiely was the daughter of Samuel Morgan of Miller's Run and his second wife Margaret nee McGrew. Siblings Alexander and Elizabeth. More info on Samuel Morgan on this page.
MISKIMANS/MISKININS
p. 470
Bio of James Miskimans Johnston, b. 1806, of White Ash. Only child
of
John Johnston of Ireland and Martha Miskimans of Carlisle
p. 488
Mentions Lida Jane (Mrs. J. H. Miskinins) Conner, daughter of John
(b.
1826) and Elizabeth (Arthurs) Conner.
HENGER
p. 482
Bio of Anthony Henger of Germany, farmer in Lower St.Clair township.
ENGLE
pp. 227-228
Bio of John Thaw. His son Benjamin (b. 1753) married Hannah, daughter of Joseph Engle, granddaughter of Benjamin and Deborah Engle of Philadelphia.
p. 322
Bio of George L. Good, b. 1847, of McKeesport. His sister Philomena was Mrs. Charles Engle. No other Engle mention.
SADDLER/SADLER
p. 759
Bio of Jacob Stemler of Chartiers. He married Annie, daughter of Stephen and Mary Saddler and brother of John. Stephen and Mary were natives of Ireland, immigrated 1847.
p. 559
Bio of Ferdinand Malsch, b. 1842, of Allegheny. Married to Margaret, daughter of Jacob Sadler. No other Sadler mention.
p. 242
Extensive full page bio of Dr. Oren Winslow Sadler, b. 1843, of Pittsburgh. Great grandfather's name was John Sadler of Massachusetts.
FEY
p. 581
PETER FEY, merchant, postoffice Homestead, was born Nov. 25, 1857, in Mifflin Township, Allegheny county, Pa. His father, Nocholas Fey, a native of Lorraine, France (now Germany), came to America about forty years ago, and became a farmer and miner in Mifflin township. His wife, Magdalena Decker, also a native of France, si the mother of the following-named children: Catherine, John, Casper, Anna, Nicholas, Peter and William. Peter Fey was a miner in eary life, and later was employed in the steelmill. In 1883 he opened a general grocery-store, and has built up a good trade. He married Lizzie, a daughter of John Rushe, and three children blessed this union: Anna, Gertrude and Estella M. Mr. and Mrs. Fey are members of the Catholic Church; he is a democrat.
DOUGHERTY
p. 728
Bio of William M. Simcox, b. 1826. Margaret (wife of G. W. Dougherty) was the daughter of William and Martha Simcox. No other mention of Dougherty.
p. 594
JOSEPH COWAN DOUGHERTY, carpenter, postoffice New Texas, was born April 11, 1837, at his present home in Plum township, a son of William john and Margaret (Cowan) Dougherty. His father was born in Ireland in 1812, came here when seven years of age, was a blacksmith, and died in 1884, aged seventy-three years. His wife was born at the present home of Mr. Dougherty, in 1808. Joseph's grandfather, Archey, and his wife, Jane Warnic, settled in Patton township, and later on lived in New Texas, where they died. Joseph C. Dougherty received his education at New Texas, and at the age of Twenty-one learned the carpenter and blacksmith trades, following the former in this county most of the time. He married, May 8, 1866, Letitia J. Rowan, of Westmoreland county, daughter of Thomas and Elizabeth (Sheerer) Rowan, natives of Westmoreland and Armstrong counties. Two children were born to them, Maggie and Jimmie, both of whom are at home. The family are members of the R. P. Church. Mr. Dougherty enlisted Aug. 10, 1862, in Co. G. 136th P. V. I., for nine months; participated at the battles of Fredericksburg, Chancellorswille and U. S. Ford; re-enlisted in January, 1863, in the 3d. P. H. A., at Fortress Monroe, and sent from there to the light Battery H, detached for service at the defense of Baltimore. He was discharged in 1865. His father served in the old 11th Pa. Regt. During the war, and was shot through the right shoulder. Mr. Dougherty now owns one-half of the farm of 122 acres where his maternal grandfather, Joseph Cowan, settled when he came here from his native place, Lancaster county, Pa. His wife was Mary Thompson, who was born in Glasgow, Scotland.
HIEBER
p. 182
History of Etna borough includes this sentence: "Daniel Hieber, born in Wurtemburg in 1788, started the first wagon-maker's shop in 1835, having removed to Philadelphia in 1833."
p. 632
Bio of Philip H. Young of Sharpsburg. In 1871, he married Minnie C. Hieber of Etna, daughter of Daniel Hieber.
p. 447
Bio of D. Martin Miller, b. 1860, of Glenshaw. His aunt was Mrs. Sophia Hieber of Etna.
p. 610
FRANK H. HIEBER, blacksmith, McKee's Rocks, a son of John and Margaret Hieber, was born in 1860, in Beaver county, Pa. John, who is a farmer, came from Germany in 1852, and first located at Etna, this county, where he remained several years. He then moved to Beaver county, where he married Margaret Emerick, of that county, and to them were born thirteen children: Frank H., Sadie M., wife of Adolph Bauerman, Charles J., George W., David L., Elizabeth M., Hannah D., Albert D., Amelia A., Bertha C. M., Herman J. (deceased), Wilson S. and Amanda. The parents were members of the Lutheran Church. Frank H. Hieber was married, May 14, 1885, to Lillie D., daughter of James and Maria Nichol, of this county. Mr. Hieber learned the trade of blacksmith, and set up business for himself in September, 1886. He owns a good property in Stowe township, consisting of dwelling-house and a large blacksmith shop. He is a member of the Heptasophs, the Jr. O. U. A. M. and the F. & A. M. He is a Presbyterian.
HUGHES
p. 498
Bio of Alexander Hughes, b. 1827, of Lewis. Lydia was the daughter of Alexander and Annie Jane (Wilson) Hughes.
ATCHESON/ATCHISON
p. 71
In history of Mansfield borough: "The United Presbyterian congregation was organized in 1856, with twenty-five members... [list of pastors] ... T. C. Atchison was installed in 1881, and is in charge at present."
GROSSMAN
p. 417
Bio of Andrew Perkins Stotler, b. 1848, of Negley. He and his wife Margaret E. adopted Mary Grossman from the Allegheny Orphan Asylum.
p. 186
List of inhabitants of Ohio township in 1814 includes names of Nicholas and William Grossman. No other info.
BRICKER
p. 142
History of Richland township includes the name of William Bricker among the list of pioneer settlers (after 1820.) No other info.
YEAGER
p. 572
Bio of W. S. Bell, b. 1852, of Putnam. Married, in 1874, Alida, daughter of Martin and Margaret (Yeager) Frederick of Mansfield. No other info in Yeagers.
AIKEN
p. 465
Bio of Alexander Gilfillan, b. 1831. Married in 1857 to Margaret, daughter of George Aiken of Pittsburgh. No further info on George.
p. 554
Bio of James H. Reed, b. 1853, of Pittsburgh. Married in Jun 1878 to Miss Kate J. Aiken, daughter of David Aiken, Jr. No further info on David.
FORSTER
p. 343 John
Only reference is to the "famous writer John Forster", an ancestor of Charles I. Wade, whose bio is on this page.
GEMMILL
p. 345 James R.
Bio of Robert L. Riggs of McKeesport mentions that in 1880 he "engaged in the lumber and planing-mill business with James R. Gemmill and J. A. Lucas for five years, and since 1885 has been engaged in the real-estate business."
CRISWELL
p. 447 Elizabeth
Bio of Hugh Anderson, b. 1839, of Talley Cavey. In 1869, he married Mattie, daughter of James and Elizabeth (Criswell) Plummer of Richland township.
p. 269 Nancy
Bio of John Herron, b. 1792. His parents were James and Nancy (Davidson) Herron. One sister, Nancy, was the wife of John Criswell.
FLEMMING
p. 571 Ann
Bio of James M. Stewart, b. 1835, of Etna. His parents were George and Ann (Flemming) Stewart.
ANDRES
p. 502
Bio of Aaron M. Work, b. 1818, of Beamville. "Aaron M. married, March 17, 1842, Mary, daughter of Jacob and Susan Andres, the latter still living at the age of eighty-eight years; the former is deceased."
KENNEWEG
p. 585 Callie
Bio of Robert Neupert, b. 1859, harness-maker, McKees Rocks. Married Callie Kenneweg in 1884, two children: Cora (deceased) and Cornelia.
p. 473 Caroline
Bio of F. Mankedick, b. 1834, farmer, Sturgeon. In 1856, he married Caroline Kenneweg, four children: William, Edward, Matilda and Clara.
McCUNE
p. 532 Joseph B.
Bio of Samuel McCune, b. 1846, merchant, Homestead. He and wife Mary E. (Alexander) had two children: Joseph B. and Samuel W.
p. 355 Thomas
Bio Thomas Wilson McCune, b. 1827, of Wilmerding. Parents were John B. and Mary (Wilson) McCune of Pennsylvania. Grandfather Thomas McCune "was of Scotch-Irish parentage; settled on a farm near Buena Vista, where he died." T.W. married Sarah H. Patterson, two sons who died in infacy and childhood. Second wife was Emma (Balfe) Ray, widow of Robert Ray.
There's more on T. W., military and occupation history. If he's yours, I copy it for you.
PALMER
p. 531 Thomas D.
Bio of William Borland Harrison, b. 1853, tax collector, of Wilkinsburg. Married, Oct. 28, 1878, to Miss Maggie J., daughter of Thomas D. Palmer, of New England.
DOLAN
p. 16 Obadiah Dolans was listed as one of the early residents of Fayette township in 1800.
DONEHOO
p. 519
Bio of Joseph McNall, b. 1838, of Imperial. Joseph was "a son of James and Mary (Donehoo) McNall, natives of Washington county, former of whom was a soldier in the war of 1812. Daniel and Nancy (McCune) Donehoo, parents of Mrs. Mary McNall, natives of Ireland, and Presbyterians, were early settlers of Findlay township, but afterward moved to Washington county, Pa."
BURGHER
p. 278 Dr. J. C.
Bio of H. H. Hofmann, M.D., b. 1821, mentions that Hofmann, along with Dr. M. Cote and Dr. J. C. Burgher in 1866 founded the Homeopathic hospital of Pittsburgh. [I believe that Shadyside Presbyterian Hospital started out as this hospital.]
p. 392 John
Bio of Elmer E. Briggs, M.D., b. 1861, mentions that he studied medicine with Dr. John C. Burgher.
BERGER
p. 227
Bio of William H. Brown, b.1815, mentions that he invested in a rolling mill in New Castle with Reis and Berger.
SNOWDEN
p. 47 John
History of Snowden township includes the following:
"John M. Snowden, in whose honor the township is named, was associate lay judge of the county from 1840 to 1845. He was born at Philadelphia, and after learning the trade of a printer, removed to Greensburg in 1798, where he established the Farmers' Register, this being the second journalistic venture in Western Pennsylvania. He removed to Pittsburgh in 1811, where he published the Commonweath and Mercury. He was mayor of the city at various times, county recorder, director of the Bank of Pittsburgh, and was widely known as a leading citizen of the county. He died suddenly April 2, 1845, in the second term of his judicial incumbency."
p. 244 John
Bio of the Hon. Russell Errett, b. 1817, mentions that he served a clerkship with John M. Snowden, Jr. in 1839.
p. 624 William
Bio of John M. Ross, b. 1831: "Mr. Ross married, July 4, 1865, Mary Snowden, born Aug. 29, 1849, in Pittsburgh, a daughter of William and Bridget Snowden. Mr. Snowden was a butcher, a native of New York, and was drowned about 1862. Mrs. Snowden came from Ireland when twelve years of age."
p. 588 William
Bio of Lewallen M. Snowden, b. 1827, of Elizabeth borough. He and wife Lucinda Flemington Snowden had five sons and one daughter: James Henry, William W., a steward on one of the river boats, Charles S., Annie M., Harry A. and Lewallen, Jr.
MILLER
p. 447 Catharine
Bio of D. Martin Miller, b. 1860, of Glenshaw. His second wife was Catharine Daly.
p. 621 Catharine
Bio of Jacob C. Miller, b. 1841, of Hope Church. Mother was Catharine Bender.
p. 741 Catherine
Bio of Philip Bohlander, b. 1832, of Elizabeth. "In 1854 he married Catherine Miller, a native of Germany, who died in 1872, leaving three children: Leonard, John and George, all of Elizabeth borough."
p. 744 Catherine
Bio of D. H. Siebert, b. 1858, of Bennett. "He was twice married; his first wife, Catharine Miller (deceased) was the mother of Mrs. Anna Credel and Martha Siebert."
p. 402 Conrad
Bio of August Miller of Homestead: "was born May 15, 1845, in Godelhausen. Bavaria, Germany, a son of Conrad and Mary Miller."
p. 413 Mary Jane
Bio of George T. Miller, b. 1825, of Port Perry. "George T. Miller married, in 1851, Mary Jane, daughter of Samuel Craig, of Washington county... Mr. and Mrs. Miller have four children: William S....Mortimer C.... John T..... and Joseph T.... " More info on George & family if this looks like a hit.
p. 486 Mary Jane
Bio of Samuel A.Jordan, b. 1807, of Federal. He and his wife Margart (Edgar) had nine children: John M., Nicholas W., "Mary Jane (now Mrs. Miller)", Ann Elizabeth, Samuel Stewart, Sarah, Francis Philip, Isaac Newton and Jacob Lea.
SNOWDEN
Annie M. 588
Bridget 624
CaroIine 371
Charles 713
Charles S. 588
Harry A. 588
Hattie 713
James Henry 588
John M. 47
John M. Jr., 244
Lewallen M. 588
Lucinda 588
Mary 624
Rev. N. R. 175
William 624
William W. 588
RIGG
Carl Hazlett 331
Elizabeth E. 265
Ella 331
Ida Belle 331
John 265
John E. 331
John Edwin 331
Laura 331
Laura Belle 331
Lida Carrie 331
Margaret 331
Mark Allison 331
Newton 331
Robert L. 344
RIGGS
Miss 405
Alta May 470
Clifford 345
Cordelia C. B. 345
David 344, 469
David Elmer 470
Edmonia F. 470
Edward 344, 469
Edward R. 469
Effie W. 345
Elizabeth 469
Elizabeth R. 470
Emma C. 470
Ida Bell 470
Isaac 344
Isaac W. M.D., 469
Jane 486
Jessie J. 345
John 344,469
John S. 470
Joseph 344, 469, 747
Josiah 344, 469
Leander Riggs M.D., 747
Lewis 344, 469
Mary 344, 469
Mary E. 470
Mary H. 469
Mary L. 747
Obadiah 344
Obadiah H. 469
Robert L. 469
Sarah 344, 469, 747
Sareh J. 470
Thomas A. 345
Viola 345
Walter 345
William 344
William Bates 470
William J. M D., 469
ROGERS
________ 28
Alice 700
Miss Ann 70
Annie 724
Catharine 435, 530
Charles 371
D. J. 70
Felix 700
George 323
Hugh 700
James 28
John 700, 728
Joseph 700
Kate L. 728
Lucinda 371
Lucy 371
Maggie 700
Mary 70, 700
Peter 17
Phyllis 323
Sarah 700
Thomas 28
SCOTT
________ 12
Gen. 351
Mrs. 691
A. 71
Ada Love 760
Adam 186, 197
Agnes 457
Alexander M. 521
Andrew 564
Anna 586
Annie 521
Annie E. 649
Arthur 197
Becky 457
Bella S. 564
Belle 524
Benjamin 16
Blair 521
Brewer 586
Caroline 409
Catherine 382
Charlie 586
Daisv 586
David 448, 523, 644
Diana 399
Eliza Jane 382, 457
Elizabeth 457, 458, 521
Eliz. McFadden 457
Emma (Meyran) 556
Evaline 457
Rev. G. T. 20
George 158
Rev. George 150
Rev. George (S.S.) 166
Graham 283
Hannah 414, 457
Harvey 399
Hayes Bell 457
Howard 521
Isabella 276
J. W. 108
James 54, 86, 283, 368, 382, 399, 457, 521
Col. James 86, 502
James Sr., 186
James H. 399
Jane 448, 480
Jennie 586
Jennie A. 445
Jessie May 382
Joel F. 399
John 85, 86, 98, 99, 103, 125, 186, 312, 487, 521
Col. John 93
Judge John 445
John K. 399
John P. 457
John S. 521
John V. 399
John W. 368
Joseph 5, 85, 86, 368, 399, 425, 457, 708
Joseph Esq., 31
Kate (Harbison) 507
Leander 457
Lizzie R. 399
Lucinda 382, 521
Maggie 521
Maggie D. 524
Maggie I. 521
Maggie Jane Sidney 337
Maniec 457
Margaret 399, 599, 742
Margaret B. 521
Maria 521, 524
Martha 431, 586
Mary 312, 368, 382, 399, 425, 521, 523, 708
Mrs. Mary 672
Mary Bainer 586
Mary C. 644
Mary E. 586
Mary (Graham) 283
Mary J. 399
Mary Jane 457
Mary K. 524
Mary Kelly 524
Mary (Kirk) 502
Mary Martin 586
Maud 382
Milton 382
Morris 337
Nancy 521
Nancy A. 399
Nannie L. 399
Priscilla 468
Priscilla Jr., 457
Prudence P. 552
Mrs. R. A. 288
Rachel 368
Rebecca 430, 487
Robert 186
Ruth 368
Sallie C. 586
Sam 686
Samuel 154, 169, 174, 399, 457, 480, 497, 521
Samuel Jr., 457
Samuel Sr., 432
Sarah 312, 399, 457, 497, 521, 523, 525, 573, 674. 718
Sarah Jr. 457
Sarah Ann 457
Sarah J. 502
Susan 399, 708
Thomas 86, 521, 586
Vankirk 368
W. A. Jr., 556
W. K. 760
W. L. 34
W. S. 182
William 5, 128, 131, 399, 430, 457, 521, 523, 524
William D. 399
Wm. Hall 457
William L. 644
Hon. William L. 88
William S. 586
William Wright 524
Winfield 586
Gen. Winfield 718, 719
Zaccheus 86, 368, 382, 399
Zaccheus Roscoe 382
SHULTZ
Ada 735
Frank 735
Harry 735
Jacob 735
James 735
Jennie 735
John C. 735
Wallace 735
SCHULTZ
Anna M. 539
C. J. 539
Caroline 453
Elizabeth 724
Emil 724
Otto G. 539
SCHULTZE
Mr. 39
C. J. 38
SULLIVAN
Gen. 49
Charles A. 553
Charles C. 553
George Reed 553
J. S. 259
Joseph Reed 553
Kathrine Gertrude 553
Peter 0. 553
Rachel (Hays) 259
SUTTON
Aaron 86
Alexander 85
David 85
Eliza 533
Hannah 440
Isabella 741
James 533
John 86, 169, 440, 441
Joseph 86, 441
Josephine 533
Lewis 86, 441
Dr. Lewis 440
Milton 108
R. Stansbury Dr., 533
Sarah 533, 741
Stanabury 533
Susan 441
Walter 741
William 186, 203
STEPHENS
Mrs. 620
Angie 329
Claude 329
Fanny 404
G. 106
Giles 186
Henry 85
Ida Angie 329
Laura G. 329
Lucy 545
Paul 329
R. C. 125
R. C. Esq., 405
Sarah A. 329
William Paul 329
William Richards M. D., 329
SCOTT
p. 399 -- Bio of William Pierce, son of John and Margaret (Scott)
Pierce.
p. 521 -- Bio of Alexander M. Scott (b. 1851) of Camden. Wife was Margaret B. Kirkpatrick of Pittsburgh.
p. 599 -- Bio of John Scott Buchanan Mercer (b. 1848), son of James and Margaret (Scott) Mercer
p. 742 -- Bio of John Addison Courtney (b. 1837), son of William and Margaret (Scott) Courtney.
CASEY
pp. 468-469
In Bio of The Ross Family, descendants of Philip Ross (b. 1732) of Maryland. Philip married Elizabeth Casey (b. 1745), a daughter of Peter and Maudaline Casey of Hampshire county.
ROGERS
________ 28
Alice 700
Miss Ann 70
Annie 724
Catharine 435, 530
Charles 371
D. J. 70
Felix 700
George 323
Hugh 700
James 28
John 700, 728
Joseph 700
Kate L. 728
Lucinda 371
Lucy 371
Maggie 700
Mary 70, 700
Peter 17
Phyllis 323
Sarah 700
Thomas 28
PIERCE
A.M. M.D., 459
Amos 81, 169, 433, 666
Amos Dr., 459
Andrew 433, 678
Andrew Dr., 572
Andrew C. 434
Benjamin 518
Bessle 518
Cassander 518
Cassandra 678
Daniel 87, 518
David 389, 400, 433, 518
Deborah 433
Elisha 87
Eliza Jane 518
Elizabeth 518
Emma 518
Esther M. 389
F. F. 461
George 518
Gertrude 518
Glenn 460
Hannah 461, 518
Hannah J. 400
Henrietta 434
Israel 518
James 81, 518
James McK. 433, 459, 66
Jane 666, 678
Jane C. 433
Jane (Chess) 572
John 87, 399, 400, 518
Mrs. John 527
John B. 460
Jonathan 518
Joseph 87, 433, 518, 666
Joseph A. 434
Joseph 460
Josie B. 400
Lewis 81, 433, 518, 666
Louis 433
Maggie 400, 514
Margaret 399
Maria 518
Martha 518
Martha M. 666
Mary 359, 459, 518
Mary A. 433, 159, 666
Mary Eleanor 460
Mattie D. 460
Mattie E. 400
Nancy 518
Sarah 460, 678
Sarah A. 411
Thomas J. 459
Violet 518
William 399, 514, 518
William T. 434
PEARCE
Amos, 186 Amos 186
Andrew, 94 Andrew 94
Eleanor, 186 Eleanor 186
Elisha, 87 Elisha 87
Francis, 169 Francis 169
Harry, 494, 495 Harry 494, 495
Harry Albert, 495 Harry Albert 495
Joseph C., 495 Joseph C. 495
Rhoda, 495 Rhoda 495
Robert, 85 Robert 85
Samuel, 494 Samuel 494
Samuel C., 495 Samuel C. 495
Sarah, 494 Sarah 494
Sarah H., 495 Sarah H. 495
Thomas H., 495 Thomas H. 495
GRIER
Mr. 468
David 317
Isabella 316, 317
Mrs. Isabella 340
James 26
Jean B. 317
John 264
John F. 316
John Fennel 316
Martha (Black) 505
Mary 264
Mary Eva 317
Samuel C. 534
Susan 264
W.W. 136, 317
Watson Miller 317
William Watson 316, 317
JENKINS
Ap. 294
L.M. 9, 19
Mary 294, 673
Michael 294
William 294
McKINLEY
Andrew 87, 389
Andrew Jr 87
Barbara 389
Belle 389
Clara H. 389
D. 770
Elizabeth 716
George 87, 389
John 72
John G. 389
Maria 389
Martha 389
Mary E. 389
Mary Hays 770
Nancy 719
Nancy C. 298
Noah F. 389
MARSHALL
Judge 278
A. M. 278
Abraham 170
Alexander 18, 338
Andrew 18
Anna 699
Archibald 18
Clara 403
Dorcas 423
Edmundton 5
Eleanor Jane 446
Elinor 423
Ellen (Doyle) 504
Elnetta M. 423
George 385
Rev. George D.D., 49, 483
Henry 18, 170
Isabella 338
Israel 342
James 170, 278, 322, 699
Jane 446, 699
John 18, 170
John K. 423
John R. 423
Joseph 446
Margaret 385, 423
Maria 420
Mary 278, 483, 701
Mary E. 423
Mary J. (Burns) 574
Mary Jane 493
Nancy 493, 752
Robert 385, 423, 493, 752
Samuel 170
Sarah 640
Sarah A. 483
Sarah Ellen 557
Scott 420
Susannah 342
T. M. 194
Thomas 170, 278
Thomas M. 553, 557
W. P. 379
William 5, 18, 157, 423, 574
FERGUSON
__________ 72
Anna 550
Areta 550
Caroline 565
Catherine 403
Charles 550
David 138
Edwin G. 550
Enoch 135
George S. 345
Isaac 135
James 72, 135, 565
James M. 345
John 6 72, 550, 728
John S. 550
Joseph 72
Margaret 747
Mary 565, 728
Mary H. 550
Nancy 384, 641
Samuel 135, 138
Sarah 337
Sarah (Mrs. Robert) 412
William 72, 138
HENDRICKS
Elizabeth (Mehaffay) 505
John 86
Mary E. 321
MERRIMAN
_____ 191
Abraham 197
David 197
Davis 197
Ezekiel 197
Frederick 186, 197, 203
Margaret A. 401
Richard 186
Samuel 197, 203, 401
Samuel Sr., 186
Sarah 401
William 197
There is a Schroder on page 384. Samuel Lock Riddle (b. 1814) was married to Mary Ann Schroder, daughter of Henry and Katharine Schroder
Only one reference to HERBERT, on page 568. The bio of James M. Hemphill (b. 1830) mentions that his daughter Anna C. married a Charles Herbert. No further mention of the Herbert.
No reference to GRAEBER/KROEBER. There is one GRABER, on page 629: the bio of Charles Sossong (b. 1836) mentions that his parents were John and Elizabeth (Graber) Sossong of Prussia.
One BULGER is mentioned, on page 86: Samuel Bulger was listed as one of the early residents in the "Yough Forks" area (Elizabeth, Forward and Lincoln) prior to 1830.
McDONALD
Ada B., 494
Alexander, 60, 143, 169
Andrew, 204
Rev. Andrew, 9
Ann, 382
Anna, 327
Anna M., 494
Rev. D. R., 150
David A., 327
Edith R., 494
Eliza, 553
Elizabeth, 327
Elizabeth N., 367
Eva S., 494
Hannah S., 494
Henry, 645
Isabella, 646
J. Sharp, 327
James, 60, 493
Jennie M., 494
John, 60, 143
Capt John, 327
John Sr., 464
John F., 493
John F., Jr., 494
Capt. John V., 327
Joseph, 327
Josh, 327
Margaret, 464, 572
Marshall, 327
Mary, 694
Mrs. Mary F., 357
Mary L., 494
Mattie, 327
Ollie N., 494
Philip, 60
Phoebe, 327
Rachel, 327
Samuel, 60, 699
Sarah, 436
Susie B., 494
William, 60, 186, 327, 436
William T., 548
JACKSON
p. 431 Mary J.
Bio of William Giffin (b. 1831) of Clinton. He and his wife Nancy J.(Thompson) had 4 children. Mary J., one of the 2 daughters, married Washington Jackson, farmer in Moon township.
p. 593 Mary Jane
Bio of Washington Caldwell (b. 1842) of Verona. Married in 1868 to Emma Jane Longdon, daughter of John and Mary Jane (Jackson) Longdon.
p. 510 Thomas P.
Bio of William Jackson (b. 1830) of Negley. Married in 1851 to Sara Pescot of Newcastle, England. They had ten children, one of whom was Thomas P.
ONSTOTT
p. 482 Anna
Bio of John Curry (b. 1811) of Stoops. Married in 1836 to Anna Onstott, they had six children. No further info about Onstotts.
p. 765 Anna
Bio of George Mason Ferree (b. 1831). Married in 1862 to Rachel O. Curry, daughter of John and Anna (Onstott) Curry. No further info about Onstotts.
p 467 Elizabeth
Bio of Capt. Jacob Lashell (b. 1812) of Lashell's Ferry. He and wife Sarah A. (Boley) had four children. One son, John Lashell, married Elizabeth Onstott and resided near Sharon, Moon township. No further info about Onstotts.
p. 360 Elizabeth, Henry, Rebecca
Bio of S. Y. Anderson (b. 1845) of Sewickley. He married Elizabeth, daughter of Henry and Rebecca (Davis) Onstott. No further info about Onstotts.
HUGHES, Thomas
p. 498
Bio of Alexander Hughes (b. 1827) of Lewis. His father Johnston Hughes was a native of County Donegal. First wife bore him two children, Samuel and Thomas. No further mention of Thomas.
p. 667
Bio of W. B. Lucas (b. 1838). Parents were John and Elizabeth (Hughes) Lucas of Greene county. Elizabeth's father was Thomas Hughes, also of Greene county. No further mention of Thomas.
EVANS
p. 237
Bio of Oliver Evans (b. 1816) of McKeesport. One of his brothers was named John - they were both born in McKeesport. Oliver was married to Mary A. Sampson of Versailles township.
p. 238
Bio of Cadwallader Evans, M.D. (b.1843) of McKeesport. Son of Oliver and Mary Evans. Mary was also the name of one of his eight children (wife: Maggie B. Oliver of Allegheny)
p. 322
Bio of James Evans (b. 1840) of McKeesport. Another son of Oliver and Mary.
p. 670
Bio of David Evans (b.1850 in Temperanceville) of Pittsburgh. Parents were John and Jane Evans.
p. 682
Bio of George Evans (b. 1858 in Temperanceville) of Pittsburgh. Another son of John and Jane Evans. John was from Wales, a shoemaker. He and Jane had eight children: "Thomas, Mary (wife of Abram Binen), David, William, Emma (wife of Frank McGowen), John (deceased), George and Annie (wife of Albert Adams)." George married, in 1884, Mary E., daughter of James and Mary A. Obey.
p 693
Bio of Oliver Evans, Jr. (b. 1853 in McKeesport). Another son of Oliver and Mary Evans.
BOSSART
p. 345
Bio of George Bossart (b. 1859 in Youngstown) of McKeesport. A son of John and Susan (Shirey) Bossart of German descent.
STALEY
p. 158
In the history of O'Hara township, in a list
of the early residents:
"Peter Wolf, several by the name of Staley, ___ Bliss and many others
were squatters along the river."
p. 137
History of Deer township, formed 1796. List of early residents in 1805 includes Jacob Staley and William Staley.
p. 468
Bio of William McCammon Richey (b.1830 in County Down) of Verona. "In September, 1856, he married Lucinda Staley, who died in 1883, a daughter of Jacob and Elizabeth (Rose) Staley, and a native of Allegheny county. Of her fourteen children nine survive her: Mary, Elizabeth, William G., Sadie, Maggie, James, Ida, Harry, Raymond and Clifford."
p. 661
Bio of John W. Hemphill (b. 1840 in Cumberland county) of Tarentum. In 1864 he married Nancy, daughter of James Staley, Sr. of Tarentum.
pp. 754-755
"James Staley, druggist, Tarentum, son of James and Julia A. Staley, former of whom is deceased, was born in Tarentum, Aug. 22, 1845, his parents being among the pioneers of this portion of Allegheny county. Their children were Nancy, now Mrs. J. W. Hemphill of Tarentum; William J., James; Julia A., deceased; Williard, Dora, deceased; Belle, now Mrs. H. Eurich, of Tarentum, and Maud, now Mrs.T. Hudefoll, of Tarentum. James Staley married, in 1867, Miss Sarah M., daughter of Joseph Nash, of Georgetown, Beaver county, Pa., and located in Pleasantville, Venango county, Pa., where he engaged in the oil business from 1869 to 1879. He then removed to Richburg, N. Y., and thence to Tarentum in 1884. The children of Mr. and Mrs. Staley were Maud E., Harry (deceased), Charles H., Eugene W., Claude and Howard. Mr. Staley is a member of the Order of American Mechanics."
DECKER
p. 475 Catherine Decker
Bio of C. P. Mayer (b. 1857) of Bridgeville was the fourth son of the nine children of Casper and Catherine (Decker) Mayer. Casper was a coal miner; when the book was written he had retired and was living with his wife in Mifflin township.
p. 638 Catherine Decker & William Decker
Bio of John Decker (b. 1832 in Lorraine,
France), grocer, of McKeesport.
"In 1848 he came to America with his mother and four sisters &endash;
Lena, Annie, Catherine and Christiana &endash; and located in
Pittsburgh, where they resided sixteen years, and where our subject
worked as a molder." Married Mary N. Kim and had nine children, one
of whom was named William. Family was German Catholic.
JACKSON
p. 84 Rev. Jackson
History of West Elizabeth borough. The Methodist Episcopal Church was organized in 1858; the pastor from 1867 to 1868 was Rev. Jackson.
p. 28 D.C. Jackson
History of Collier township mentions some of the coal mines in the township. "The Jackson mines, 5,000 feet west of Walker's Mills [a postoffice and railroad station on the Pan Handle railroad] , are operated by D. C. Jackson."
p. 186 John Jackson
History of Ohio township includes John Jackson in a list of the "taxable inhabitants of this territory in 1814."
p. 198 John Jackson
History of Leet township includes John Jackson and his sons John and James as early residents.
p. 510 John Jackson and William Jackson
Bio of William Jackson (b. 1830 in County Durham, England), farmer, of Negley. Son of Robert and Margaret (West) Jackson. Immigrated in 1852. Married to Sarah Pescot of Newcastle, England. Their ten children included: Isabella Ann, Thomas P., Mary (Mrs. Samuel Anderson), Robert (married to Ann Bryan and lives on the farm), Sarah (Mrs. George Kime), William, Margaret, John, Henry and Charles. More info on William's occupational and military history and his parents and grandparents.
p. 254 Susanne Jackson
Bio of Dr. Curtis G. Hussey (b. 1802 in York, PA). "In 1839 he married Rebecca, daughter of James and Susana (Jackson) Updegraff, of the well-know family of that name."
p. 397 Susanah Jackson
Bio of Capt. A. D. Reno (b. circa 1849), pilot on the Ohio, of Putnam. His greataunt was Susannah, married to Benjamin Jackson.
DOUGHERTY
p. 605 Catherine
Bio of Thomas Glew (b. 1837 in Pittsburgh), blacksmith, Monroeville. "In 1869 he married Rachel B., daughter of John and Catherine (Leasure) Dougherty, of Irish and Huguenot-Swiss descent. The Leasure family is a prominent one in Westmoreland county."
p. 582 Bridget
Bio of William Andrew Kirk (b. 1840 in Washington county), conductor, Wilkinsburg. He was the son of Samuel and Bridget (Dougherty) Kirk of Donegal township, Washington county.
p. 687 Mary Ann and Mary
"Daniel Dougherty, farmer, postoffice Green Tree, was born in Union township, Nov. 24, 1823, son of John Dougherty, who was born in Scott township, Allegheny county, Pa. John married Miss Mary Hager, and three sons and one daughter were born to them. Daniel is the only member of the damily now living. He has always lived in the county, with the exception of the period spent in the army. He enlisted in 1861, in co. E. 9th P.V. and for three years defended his country. He was married in 1852, to Hannah, daughter of Samual Haudenshield, and they have had three children, two living: Jacob and Mary Ann. Mr. Dougherty is a member of the G.A.R.; he has been a member of the town council, and is a republican."
GRAHAM
p. 662 Emma Graham
Bio of Matthew B. Eyster (b. 1836 in Pittsburgh), machinist, Emsworth. "Mr. Eyster was married, April 7, 1864, to Emma Graham, a native of Allegheny, Pa., daughter of Nathan and Elizabeth Graham, who were born and lived in Chambersburg, Pa., until 1845, when they settled in Allegheny county. Four sons and two daughters have blessed this union: William (a bookkeeper), Nathan G. (a bookkeeper), John R. (a salesman), Charles, Elizabeth and Etta May, at home." More info on Matthew is available.
BELL
p. 31-32 Robert
History of Robinson township. There was a great deal of disagreement over the division of Fayette township, which occurred in 1801. "The hostile feelings engendered in this struggle did not at once subside. June 8, 1803, Robert Bell and others appeared before the court, representing that while the proceedings were in progress the supervisors of Fayette had collected from its entire territory a road-tax, which was being expended solely for the benefit of Fayette as it remained after the division. This was a manifest injustice to Robinson, and when friendly entreaty failed to effect a rightful distribution of the money, the matter was then referred to the courts." Robert's name was also in the list of early settlers as of 1808 (a James Bell is also listed as of 1803.)
p. 59-60 Robert
History of Chartiers township. About a page and a half about the Bell family, who were the earliest settlers of the township. The family moved there in 1769; there were eight brothers: John, James, Samuel, Robert, Charles, David, Joseph and William. Robert, William, David and Joseph removed to Harrod's creek, Ky. Robert, before he moved, had a narrow escape from death by the Indians &endash; the story is told in detail.
p. 62 Robert
Continuing history of Chartiers, the town of Idlewood is mentioned. "Idlewood is situated on the Pan Handle railroad, about seven miles from the city. The site of the town was originally claimed by _______ Richmond, under a Virginia entry, and by Cohee Campbell, under a Pennsylvania warrant. Both claims were patented by Robert Bell in 1831, when he secured a patent from the Pennsylvania landoffice."
p. 574 Robert
"Robert Bell, farmer, postoffice Mansfield, was born in Robinson township, in 1819, and is a direct descendant of James Bell, who married Mary Newkirk, of Dutch descent, and had by her nine children, seven sons and two daughters. James Bell when a boy of ten years was captured by the Indians and taken from his father's home, and held until he was returned by a treaty with the whites. He died, aged eighty-five years, on the farm he purchased in this county, and the house which he erected, and in which he died, still remains. His son James was born in 1787, married Elizabeth Fairley, daughter of John Fairley, of Irish descent, and nine daughters and two sons were born to this marriage, Agnes M., now Mrs. John C. Morrow, being the eldest of this family. James followed farming all his life, and died in 1847, his wife in 1843. Robert Bell, the eldest son, received in youth a common-school education, and was reared to farming, which he followed until 1864, when he was employed by the Mansfield Coke & Coal company, as superintendent of their mines, a position he ably held for twenty-two years. He was married in 1842 to Susan Kearns, daughter of Thomas Kearns, of this county, who bore him one son, Washington Bell, and two daughters, Rebecca (now Mrs. McDowell) and Evaline (now Mrs. Hageman). Mrs. Bell died in 1859, and Mr. Bell married, for his second wife, Isa Bell McDowell, daughter of Robert and Fannie (Lee) McDowell, of this county. Four children, all living, were born to this union: Robert, William, Charles, and George. Mr. Bell now resides on a farm of eighty-seven acres near the present town of Mansfield. He is a republican, and has been school director and town councilman; is a member of the Presbyterian Church."
p. 427 Robert Henry
Bio of William R. Justus (b. 1807 in Washington county), retired, Mansfield Valley. He married, in 1846, Mary Jane Bell, daughter of James and Elizabeth Bell. Robert Henry Bell, born 1867, the son of Washington Bell lived with the Justus family from the age of twoweeks, when his mother died. His father died in 1869.
p. 84 Rev. S. M. Bell
History of West Elizabeth borough. The Methodist Episcopal church in the borough was organized in 1858. S. M. Bell was the pastor from 1878 to 1880.
CUBBAGE
p. 405 George
Bio of Jacob Doolittle (b. 1809 in Monongalia county, WV) In the summer of 1845 he came to Mansfield and purchased sixty-seven acres of the Cubbage property. He married, in 1834, a Miss Sarah Cubbage, daughter of George and Nancy Cubbage.
p. 741 George
Bio of Henry Cowan (b. 1823 in Collier township), retired, Putnam. He married, in 1849, Hannah, daughter of George Cubbage.
p. 71 J. K.
History of Mansfield borough. The United Presbyterian church was organized in 1856; the first trustees were David Hill, Ebenezer Ramsay and J. K. Cubbage.
p. 456 James
"William S. Wallace, farmer, postoffice Bridgeville, was born in 1840, a son of David and Margaret (Cubbage) Wallace, latter of whom was the daughter of James Cubbage."
p. 713 James C. and Joseph
"James C. Cubbage, lumber-merchant, postoffice Putnam, was born in this county in 1853, and is descended from one of the oldest families in this section of Allegheny county. It was about the time of the first settlement of this county that James Cubbage, with his mother and two brothers, came from Ireland, and purchased some 350 acres of land in Allegheny county, then in virginia. James was eighteen years of age when he located here; he was always a farmer, and erected buildings on the property he purchased, parts of which are yet standing. He married Jane Gillfillian, and became the father of three sons and five daughters; he died in 1852. Of his children, Joseph, who was born in 1819 on the farm purchased by his father, married Elizabeth, daughter of Samuel Glass, and by her had nine children, of whom four daughters and two sons are living. Joseph was a farmer, and died in 1874, aged fifty-seven years; his widow survives him, aged fifty-seven. James C. is the eldest son, and was educated at the public schools. He was a farmer previous to 1881, but since that time has been successfully engaged in lumber business and operating a planing-mill. He is a Freemason, a member of the Presbyterian Church, and is a democrat."
p. 500 Joseph K.
Bio of George Z. Hosack (b. 1858 in Mercer county), superintendent of store and coalworks, Putnam. He married, in 1883, Miss Sadie E., daughter of Joseph K. Cubbage, "of an old and representative family in this section of Allegheny county, and two children, Joseph K. and Margaret F., have been born to them."
BRATTEN/BRATTON
p.422 Jane
Bio of Emanuel Stotler (b. 1819), farmer, Negley. "In 1851, Emanuel Stotler married Nancy Alter, a native of Plum township, and daughter of Jacob and Jane (Bratton) Alter, of German and Scotch-Irish descent."
p. 517 Jane
Bio of Jacob A. Alter (b. 1844 in Plum township), farmer, New Texas. He was "a son of Jacob and Jane (Bratton) Alter, who were born in Washington county, April 27, 1802, and Jan. 18, 1802, and died Aug. 7, 1883, and Oct. 26, 1880, respectively." Nothing more on Jane, more on her husband and their children's names and, of course, Jacob A.
p.575 Jane
Bio of Samuel C. Alter (b. 1825 in Plum township), farmer, Freeport. Another son of Jacob and Jane (Bratton) Alter.
p. 719-720 George, Sarah
Bio of George Bratten Armstrong (b. 1834 in Plum township), farmer, Logan's Ferry. George was a son of Samson and Sarah (Bratten) Armstrong, natives of Allegheny county. "His maternal grandfather, George Bratten, was a farmer, and a trader between Pittsburgh and Philadelphia, transporting salt one way and spices the other. He was a native of Pennsylvania, of Scotch-Irish descent, and died about 1858."
MELLOR / MILLER
No Ralph Miller in index.
p. 341 Mellor (this is the only Mellor family in the book)
"CHARLES CHAUNCEY MELLOR, music-dealer, Pittsburgh, was born in Pittsburgh. Pa., September 26, 1836, and is a grandson of James Mellor, who came from near Manchester, England, in 1818. John H., son of James Mellor, settled in Pittsburgh in 1829, and in 1831 he established the music business now conducted by his son, the oldest of the kind in the city, and was organist of Trinity Church for twenty-seven years. He died in 1863, aged fifty-six; his widow still resides in Pittsburgh, aged eighty. Her eldest daughter, Louise P., resides with her, and the second, Mrs. Annie M. Sheib, is in Canton, Ohio. Charles C. has always been a student of music, and a leader in musical enterprises in the city, and for twenty-one years was organist of the First Presbyterian Church of Pittsburgh. In 1867 he married Laura Reinhart, a native of Pittsburgh, daughter of Aaron G. and Catherine Reinhart. Mrs. Mellor is one of the leading local singers, and sang many years in the choir of the First Presbyterian Church. Mr. Mellor has been for four years president of the Microscopical society, and is identified with the musical, botanical and photographic societies of Pittsburgh. Politically he is a republican. The children of Mr. and Mrs. Mellor are Walter Chauncey, George Edward and Arthur Dudley. Mr. and Mrs. Mellor are members of the First Presbyterian Church of Pittsburgh."
Also quickly checked the listings for the seven Elizabeth Andersons in the index - all husbands accounted for, none were Millers or Mellors.
FERGUSON
p. 550 Edwin G.
Bio of John S. Ferguson (b. 1842 in Pgh), attorney, Pittsburgh. "He was married Sept. 10, 1853 to Miss Nancy A. Graham, of Pittsburgh, and they have five children: Edwin G., now a member of the bar in Allegheny county; Mary H., wife of H. Watts; Areta, john and Anna."
p. 345 George S. and James M.
Bio of H. J. Murdoch, one of the proprietors of the United Presbyterian (a journal). When Mr. Murdoch immigrated to this country, he learned the printing business working for W. S. Young, Esq., Philadelphia, Pa., "where he had for his companions and fellow-workmen such distinguished journalists and printers as john Russell Young, John Blakely, proprietor of the Evening Star, and James M. and George S. Ferguson, all of Philadelphia."
p. 72 James and William
History of Mifflin township. List of residents in 1812 includes William Ferguson. Another list of residents prior to 1830 includes "______ Ferguson and sons James and John".
p. 135 James and Enoch
History of Penn township. List of early settlers includes "Samuel Ferguson and sons Enoch, Samuel, Isaac and James".
p. 565 James
Bio of Charles W. Lighthill of Allegheny. He married Caroline, daughter of James and Mary Ferguson, of Washington county, in 1859.
p. 138 William
History of West Deer township. Naming early settlers: "David Ferguson came at about the same time [ prior to 1800], and settled near Mr. [John] Carnahan, where he also remained till his death. His sons were Samuel and William, both dead."
DEVORE
pp. 84-85 Moses & Samuel
History of the area known as the "Forks of the Yough" (Elizabeth, Forward and Lincoln). In a list of heads of families in 1790, Moses Devore is included. Another list of residents in 1793 includes Samuel Devore.
p. 94 Moses
List of early settlers in Forward township, including the probable year of settlement. Moses Devore is included as a settler, probably in 1770.
p. 399 Rebecca
Bio of John V. Scott (b. 1820), farmer, Elizabeth. Married, in 1850, to Nancy A., daughter of James and Rebecca (Devore) Nicholls.
p. 440 Sarah
History of the Wall Family. The family immigrated to the "Forks of the Yough" in 1766. "Jesse S. Wall was born July 13, 1806, married Sarah Devore March 5, 1829, and lived on the farm now owned by James Wall, adjoining the old homestead, until 1833, when he moved to Washington county, where he remained until 1844, in which year he removed to Guernsey county, Ohio, where he and his wife now reside. The names of their children are Andrew, William, Samuel, David, Lucinda, Sarah, Sparks and Ella."
CUPPS
p. 580 Alida A. and Charles
Bio of William Boden (b. 1848 in England), miner, Turtle Creek. William had one brother, Thomas, who was killed in a mine, and a sister, Alida A., married to Charles Cupps. William named one of his children Alida, but she died in infancy.
p. 595 Elizabeth & Jacob
Bio of George McKee (b. 1832 in Ireland), farmer, Wilkinsburg. His sister Elizabeth married Jacob Cupps and was living in Springdale.
p. 354 Lizzie & William
Bio of G. W. Tilghman (b. 1842 in Maryland), merchant, Sharpsburg. Married, in 1866, Lizzie, daughter of William Cupps, and one son John was born to them. Married again, no date, to Miss Mayhew of O'Hara township.
CAMPBELL
p. 676 Leonora, Lucy and Robert
"ROBERT CAMPBELL, barge- and boat-builder, West Elizabeth, son of William and Emily Campbell, was born in Beaver county, Pa., in 1842. Until 1861 his home was with his parents. He then enlisted in Co. F. 10th P. R.; was wounded June 27, 1862, at the battle of Gaines' Mills, near Richmond, Va.; was captured that time, and taken by way of Savage Station to Richmond, and confined in Castle Thunder and Libby prison. After being detained six weeks he was paroled, afterward completed the term of his enlistment, and was mustered out of the service June 11, 1864, at Pittsburgh, and returned to his home in Beaver county. July 18, 1868, he married Sarah J., daughter of Benjamin and Sarah Todd, of Beaver county, and settled in what was then Birmingham, now a portion of the city of Pittsburgh. He then worked at barge-building until the following year, when the reopening of his wound was the occasion of his return to Beaver county. Later he moved to Freeport, Armstrong county, thence to Pittsburgh, and in 1872 he located at West Elizabeth, pursuing his old business of barge- and boat-building. The children of Mr. and Mrs. Campbell are James (educated in Washington and Jefferson College, and now teaching in Jefferson township), Lucy, Bert, Leonora, Ivy. C. and Nellie. The parents are members of the Methodist Church."
p. 173 Robert and Samuel
History of McCandless township. John Campbell settled there in 1809. His son Samuel died in 1880. History of Ross township. Description of the line in 1809 dividing Pine township to create Ross township: "beginning on the west side of said township between the lands of John Mason, Esq., and William Willoughby, running east between the lands of Baltzer Good and James and Robert Tackaberry, and running through John Hastings' and through James Keeps' land and through Robert Wallace's land, and between Andrew Gruber's and Robert Campbell's land, and between John Carson's and Alexander Morrow's land to the east side of said township, six miles in length."
SIMON, John
Sorry, the only John SIMON was on page 770. He was the son of Michael
and Maria (Voelp) Simon who were married in 1858.
SCHROTH
p. 453 Salome
Bio of J[acob]. L. Elsesser (b. 1828 in Alsace, France), justice of the peace, Etna. He married Mary, daughter of Daniel and Salome (Schroth) Hieler.
SIPLE
p. 644 Adam, Eva, Lewis, Mary C.
"MARY C. SCOTT, postoffice Coal Valley, daughter of Adam Siple (a native of Germany), was born in 1842, in McCandless township, where her father settled on coming to this country. Adam Siple married Anna E. White, of Allegheny county, and they were the parents of three children: Lewis, Eva and Mary C. Mary C., in 1872, married Josiah Aber, of Jefferson township, amd they settled on the farm she now owns. He died Feb. 14, 1881, leaving three children: Anna L., Mary E., and Ida May. Mrs. Mary C. Aber was married, in 1885, to David Scott, who is now engaged in farming, and they have one child, William L."
[This is the first bio I've seen in this book of a married woman - usually the wife's bio is just a part of her husband's story.]
HAAS
p. 218 Margaret
Bio of Josiah Copley (b. 1803 in Shippensburg). "In 1826, he was married to Mrs. Margaret Chadwick Haas, daughter of his uncle Mr. Sibbet, and widow of a young physician of Philadelphia."
p. 583-584
"FRED HAAS, roller-car painter, postoffice Pittsburgh, was born in Alsace, France, a son of Fred (a barber) and Mary M. Haas, and came to America with his parents in 1845, settling in Pittsburgh, Pa. His father reared a family of fourteen children, four of whom are living: Fred, Philip, Charles and Caroline (wife of Lewis Aurin, of this county). Fred, Sr., died in 1866, his widow in 1883, at the age of seventy-five years. Fred Haas, Jr., came to Pittsburgh Aug. 1, 1845, and on the 10th of the same month commenced work in a rolling-mill (which business he has since followed), and is a master-roller and roll-turner. He has been twice married, first to Mary H., daughter of William J. Hamilton, of Pittsburgh; she dies in 1881, at the age of forty-two years, without issue. Mr. Haas next married, in 1882, Sophia, daughter of Philip and Catherine Gerst, of this county, and they have one child, Frederick P. Philip and Catherine Gerst were both born in Alsace, and came to this country in the year 1841. By a former marriage Mrs. Haas has three children: Elizabeth, Millie and Lenora. Mr. Haas is a member of the Masonic fraternity. Commencing life in very humble circumstances, by industry and perseverance he has acquired a beautiful home, and has just erected one of the best dwelling-houses in McKee's Rocks village."
"WILLIAM HAAS, hotel proprietor, postoffice Fetterman, was born in Germany in 1840, and came to America when thirteen years of age with his parents, Charles Henry Haas (who was a coal-miner) and Mary Smith Haas. William was the oldest in a family of three children; he was educated in the county, and at an early day commenced work in the coal-mines, which he followed until 1875, when he commenced his present business. In 1862 he was married to Miss Louisa, daughter of Powell Wilhelm, and ten children were born to them, all yet living. For the past twenty-seven years Mr. Haas has been a member of the I. O. O. F., is a member of the red Men, Encampment of Workmen and other beneficial associations. He has been school director for twenty years, and member of the town council for the same length of time; he is a member of the G. P. Church, and is a republican."
HARKINS
p. 16 Daniel
History of Fayette township (before it was divided into North and South Fayette.) Daniel Harkins is included in the list of people who were residents in 1800.
p. 27 William
History of Collier township (created from Robinson, South and North Fayette). The first families who settled the area were the Ewings and the Walkers. A story about an Indian attack upon the cabin of Gabriel Walker includes mention of William Harkins, an indentured boy, who escaped to warn another family and alert the nearby fort.
p. 541 James, Kate, Nancy
Bio of George A. Cochrane (b. 1837 in Franklin township). George was married in 1860 to Kate, daughter of James and Nancy Harkins of Beaver county.
ALLABACH
p. 284 Peter
Bio of William Richard Jones (b. 1839 in Luzerne county). Mr. Jones enlisted as a private in Co. A 133d P. V. At the battle of Chancellorville, both his regiment and the 155th "performed gallant service under the command of that efficient and brave officer, Col. Peter Allabach, who was ordered to send two regiments to cover the withdrawal of the army to a new line being formed near Bullock's clearing, which duty they performed in the face of a superior and exultant enemy."
HAVEN
p. 327 Mrs. B.F. and Mrs. R.W.
Bio of William Anderson (b. 1828 in Moon township), editor, Wilkinsburg. He married Malazena Wallace of Lawrenceville and their eight children included: William Wallace, Ada (Mrs. R. W. Haven), James B., Edwin C., Anna Cora (wife of B.F. Haven), Joseph Kerr, Jennie Glass and Grace Woods.
REA
p. 5 Samuel
History of Moon township. List of residents in 1798 in the "lower end of Moon" includes Samuel Rea.
p. 424 Rebecca
Bio of Thomas Alexander ( b. 1823), Bridgeville. He married Elizabeth Jane Morrison, daughter of Benjamin Parkinson and Rebecca (Rea) Morrison, of Washington county.
BLYTH
p. 466 Alice
Bio of William Wilson, Sr. (b. 1820), farmer, Broughton. His son was Lewis William Benjamin, "principal of the public schools at San Jose, Cal., married to Alice Blyth, of the same place."
CHALLINOR
p. 653 Mrs. Mary
Bio of George O. Fawcett (b. 1840 in Pgh.), boat-builder, Munhall. His sister was Mrs. Mary Challinor.
BROADRICK
Ann Horen, 766
John, 766
KENNY
Agnes, 453
Agnes G., 295
Albert A., 653
Alice, 398
Anne E., 295
Annie E, 653
Anthony H., 294, 653
Antony H., 295
Charity A., 294
Charles, 72, 295
Charles (II), 72
Charles Henry, 294
Charles W., 294
Estella, 653
Florence A., 653
Marion, 653
May, 294
Mary J., 653
Thomas, 72
Thomas J., 294, 453, 653
William F., 295
KINNEY
Kate, 726
Lewis, 85
Peter, 85
Sarah, 580
GILLESPIE
Agnes, 666
Andrew, 666
Anna M., 666
Charles E., 666
David B., 666
Eleanor, 666
Eleanor A., 666
Elizabeth, 617
George T., 666
J. J., 546
Jane, 666
Jane I., 666
John, 666
Joseph, 576
Mrs. Joshua, 672
Mary 0., 666
Matthew, 666
Nellie Eva, 666
Rebecca, 666
Richard, 666
Robert, 617, 666
Robert J., 666
Samuel, 666
Samuel R., 666
Sidney J., 576
Susan, 617, 666
William M., 666
SARVER
Elizabeth, 623
Eva, 410
Henderson, 193
Mary, 604
Philip, 172
Sophia, 300
THOMPSON
______, 78, 151
Dr., 441
Mr., 333
A., 450
Adeline V., 472
Alexander, 130, 381, 382, 716
Alfred, 472
Andrew, 472
Andrew D., 539
Andrew Purdv, 539
Anna M., 328, 539
Anna Mary, 716
Archibald, 539
Bella S. (Scott), 564
Benjamin, 5, 744
Benjamin E., 328
Betsey, 472
Catherine, 472
Cornelius, 85, 94
Daniel, 72, 78, 85, 94, 537
David, 472
Davis, 744
E. L., 150, 382
Eleanor, 391
Eliza Jane, 382
Ellzabeth, 436, 539, 594, 716, 744
Mrs. Elizabeth Hatch, 763
Ella E., 450
Ella N., 539
Ellen, 423, 450
Ellen (Davis ), 744
Elmer, 716
Emma, 269
Fannie, 482
George, 43, 72, 115
Judge George, 75
Hugh, 472
Isabella, 406, 472, 744
Isabella, Jr., 472
Israel, 598
Ivester, 19
J. F., 309
James, 5, 85, 86, 382, 472, 716, 744
James M., 587
James R., 539
Jane, 352, 431, 581, 687, 763
Jennie, 335, 381
Jennie E., 539
John, 18, 43, 86, 131, 138, 327, 431, 450, 472, 586, 716, 744
John Crockett, 482
Joseph, 78, 539
Joseph Alexander, 539
Julia E., 328
Katie R., 382
Lucinda, 327
Margaret, 85, 404, 423, 539, 654
Margaret J., 472
Margaret (Sampson), 564
Maria, 739
Marie E., 391
Mary, 450, 472, 539, 540, 570, 583, 594, 598, 716, 744
Mary Helen, 483
Mary J., 472
Matthew, 16, 18
Mildred M., 328
Milton, 472
Morris L., 328
Nancy, 337, 414, 422, 548, 744, 768
Nancy J., 431
Nancy Jane, 716
Nannie B., 587
Patterson, 78
Polly, 683
Rachel, 537
Rebecca, 716, 744
Robert, 16, 138, 391, 423, 472, 744, 768
Robert M., 472
Samuel, 5, 18, 269, 548, 744
Rev. Samuel, 482
Samuel H., 327
Rev. Samuel H., 483
Samuel Hays, 327
Samuel K., 483
Sarah, 447, 537, 598, 744
Stewart S. D., 564
Susan, 586
Thomas, 744
William, 5, 19, 85, 110, 472, 716, 744
Dr. William, 75
William H., 483
William Reed, 539
MURRAY
Dr., 540
Albert B., 428
Albert W., 335
Andrew F., 664
Annie M., 428
Bartram, 590, 739
Caroline, 739
Charles S., 335
David, 663, 664
David M., 663, 664
Della, 590
Edith, 590
Edmund M., 664
Edna, 590
Edward A., 590
Edward D., 739
Eliza, 335
Elizabeth, 428
Ellen S., 335
Eugene, 335
Evaline, 590, 739
Fanny, 481
George, 428
George E., 590
George Piersol, 428
Harmer D., 590
Harry, 739
Harry P., 664
Harry W., 664
Howard John, 590
J. Frank, 428
Rev. J. W., 160
James B., 320
James C., 664
James G., 428
James Gailey, 428
Jane, 428, 481
Jessie, 335
John, 179, 335, 481
Capt. John, 335
Rev. John F., 335
John S. ,664
Julia C., 664
Katie, 590
Leander, 739
Leander Blair, 590
Leander G., 590
Louisa, 739
Lydia M., 335
Marcus, 739
Martha, 664
Mary, 424
Mary E., 664
Millie J., 335
R. J., 335
Raymond, 335
Robert, 739
Robert B., 664
Dr. Robert J., 335
Mrs. Samuel, 344
Sarah, 428, 469, 664
Ulysses Grant, 428
Vanelia, 664
William, 428
William C., 664
William Charles, 590
Wm. G., 335
DOWNEY Dorsey, 768
Mary Coursin, 768
DRAKE _______, 307
Hon. E.F., 296
Jacob, 496
Margaret, 496
ADAMS
A.J.
Adeline
Albert
Annie
Benjamin
Elizabeth
Elizabeth Hamilton
Fannie
Mrs. Fannie
Henry
Hugh
Jacob
Jennie A.
John Quincy
Johnson
Mary
Mary A.
Mary P.
Melissa
Nancy
Robert
Rosa
Samuel
Sarah Ann
Sarah E.
William
AGNEW
Miss 298
D. Hayes Dr., 533
Edward 702
Elizabeth 336
Margaret 408
Mary 595, 628
Mary E. 628
Smith 628
COOPER ________, 202
Adeline, 501
Agnes (Gaunce), 501
Agnes M., 501
Agnes Wright, 548
Andrew Read, 501
Anna M., 548
Benjamin, 501
Caroline, 548
Charles T., 202
David, 548
Delia, 501
Elizabeth (Gaunce), 501
Emma, 641
Emma B., 501
Erasmus, 169, 175
Frederick W., 477
J. F., M.D., 752
J. S. Atterbury, 548
James, 501, 548
Col. James M., 431
Jane, 501
Jennie, 548
John, 501, 548
John M., 203
John W., 473, 548
John William, 548
John William, Jr., 548
Kate K., 501
Lide Bell, 548
Lidee, 473
Lizzie M., 501
Marguerite, 548
Marie Agnes, 548
Mary A., 501
Nancy, 548
Nicholas, 501
Phebe A., 613
Phebe Ann (Mrs. Daniel F.), 413
R., 383
Richard, 501
Robert, 223, 501
Samuel, 548
Sarah, 747
W. J., 187
William, 174, 501, 641
STEVENSON
Mr., 481
A. B., 448
Ada A., 310
Adaline, 542
Alexander, 480, 599
Alexander King, 310
Alexander M., 681
Andrew, 5, 273, 480
Andrew Brown, 273
Angeline, 681
C., 42
Catherine (Cameron), 273
Charles Hollister, 324
Charles L., 480
Cynthia, 273
Eliza S., 448
Elizabeth, 480
Elizabeth C., 273
Elizabeth Jane, 273
Elizabeth Jane (Erskine), 273
Elizabeth S., 681
Emma L., 480
Frank Wilson, 448
George, 267
Harriet R., 306
Harry Sheldon, 324
James, 75
James Hammill, 273
Jane, 448, 480, 680, 681
John, 5, 6, 131, 448, 480, 680, 681
John Armstrong, 273
John Barton, 310
John C., 273
John S., 324
John Sheldon, 324
John Wilbur, 324
Levi, 448, 480
Margaret, 273
Mary, 324
Mary E., 680
Mary Elizabeth, 542
Mary J., 485
Mary Lottie, 324
Mathilda A., 273
Nancy, 480, 486, 717
P. H., 480
Philip, 6, 682
Philip H., 480
Philip Henry, 448
Rebie, 310
Robert, 486, 717
Ruth, 273
Ruth Emma, 273
Samuel, 5, 6, 480
Sarah, 480, 681
Sarah Mary, 542
Surgeon George, 775
Thomas, 32
Thomas F., 542
Thomas J., 273
Thomas Jefferson, 542
William, 75, 324, 664
William A., 542
William Erskine, 273
William J. H., 480
William Walter, 324
STEWART
Dr. 99, 407
Mr., 478
A., 244
Abigal, 513
Agnes, 707
Agnes M., 502
Agnes Maria, 622
Albert E., 707
Alice, 704
Allie J. (Ways), 502
Andrew, 509
Andrew C., 412
Andrew D., 707
Ann, 432
Ann Eliza, 615
Ann ( Flemming), 571
Anna, 763
Anna Maria, 448
Annie, 754
Archibald McFee, 763
Rev. B. B., 82
Birdie A., 477
Caroline, 411, 477
Caroline Markle, 411
Caroline (Taylor), 571
Catharine, 472, 608
Clara A., 571
D. B., 499
David, 157, 181, 411, 509
David A., 125
David B., 552
David S., 468
Edna E., 477
Eleanor, 464, 469
Elinor, 571
Eliza, 288, 707
Eliza (Clements ), 509
Eliza J., 412
Eliza (McCutcheon), 505
Elizabeth, 287, 433, 713
Elizabeth G., 477
Elizabeth (Glass), 502
Elizabeth J., 717
Elizabeth McFee, 763
Elizabeth Scott, 330
Ella, 763
Ella L., 571
Ellen, 432, 470
Emily W., 571
Emma M., 571
Fannie, 477
Flora, 707
Frances, 477
Frank, 754
Galbraith, 329
George, 502, 571
George B., 50
George R., 191
Hamilton, 287, 288, 663, 671
Hannah, 433, 707
Harriet, 707
Harriet A., 394
Harry, 411
Harry D., 509
Henrietta Redman, 758
Henry, 86, 125, 288, 671
Hetty, 579
Hugh, 707
Ida Virginia, 603
Isabel, 525
Isabella, 717
J. Boyd D., 288
J. C., 754
James, 5, 11, 105, 169, 432, 472, 482, 707, 717, 754, 763
Dr. James, 78
James A., 125, 622
James Alexander, 509
James Lester, 477
James M., 571
James Sterrett, 411
James W., 477
Jane, 391, 432, 575, 703, 707
Jane Hillis, 433
Jane M., 707
Jannie, 330
Jay V., 502
Jean, 468
Jennie, 754
John, 11, 42, 43, 54, 85, 287, 411, 432, 433, 470, 502, 506, 689,
693,
707, 754, 763
John A., 191
John Anderson, 509
John E., 707
John H., 502
John Mc., 502
John McMasters, 411
John P., 707
John S., 420, 468
John W., 287, 288, 394
Jordan, 477
Joseph, 11, 432, 433, 615, 707
Joseph P., 707
Josephine, 477
Hon. Lazarus, 769, 771
Leonora, 411
Levi J., 502
Lily R. (Cook), 552
Lizzie M., 509
Lotta M., 571
Lydia, 693
M. Wilson, 288
Maggie, 605
Margaret, 288, 411,432, 480, 554, 574, 650, 667, 693, 707, 717
Margaret (Armor), 502
Margaret H., 363, 551
Margaret Shaw, 468
Margery, 287, 712
Marie L., 477
Martha Jane, 468
Martha T., 288
Mary, 358, 363, 432, 457, 482, 581, 603
Mary A., 288, 356, 663
Mary Ann, 412
Mary Hunter, 754
Mary Jane, 420, 739
Mary O., 707
Mary Murtle, 509
Mary Smathers, 763
Mary Thompson, 769
Mary (Work), 502
Matilda J., 502
Melvin W., 571
Myrtle E., 502
Nancy, 287
Nancy J., 288
Nancy S. {Dinsmore), 287
Newt., 605
Newton, 754
Olivia M., 433
Phoebe, 330
Prillie J., 509
Priscilla {Beal), 509
R., 244
R. E., 126, 346
Maj. R. E., 334
R. M., 433
R. O., 754
Ralph E. T., 571
Reed, 448
Richard, 11, 432
Robert, 287, 363, 551, 603, 707, 739, 754
Robert E., 411, 468
Robert E., Jr., 411
Robert S., 394
Rowland, 477
Samuel, 287, 575, 643, 671, 707
Mrs. Samuel, 643
Samuel G., 707
Samuel H., 288
Samuel S., M.D., 468
Sarah, 404, 432, 754, 769, 771
Sarah A., 707
Sarah Frances, 477
Sarah J., 288
Sarah McBride, 502
Sarah Shaffer, 754
Saul, 712
Scott M., 288
Stanley J., 571
Susan, 643
Susanne, 689
Thomas, 11, 138, 432
Thomas A., 330
Thomas S., 468
Urban W., 571
Uriah, 707
Viola N., 468
W. G., 330
W. Reid, 754
William, 16, 86, 138, 477, 703, 707, 754, 763
Mrs. William, 356
William A., 502
William G., 330, 763
Rev. William G., 142
William Galbraith, 329
William H., 571
William J., 707
William Joseph, 477
William S., M.D., 468
Willis Fremont, 477
Willis Woods, 477
BRYAN
Abigail 726
Ann (Jackson) 510
Frank 391
James 391
Jane 391
John 391
Laura 391
Laurence 391
Mary 391
Mary A. 391
Miles 391
Prudence 446
Thomas 391
Zephaniah 446
PAINTER
_____ 151
J. 541
Jacob 567, 769
John 660
John W. 660
Julia A. 392
Mary Gibbons 757
Mary Hays 769
SHANER
Adam 663
C. 115
Charles Cornelius 652
Cornelius 652
Deborah 652
Fannie 652
Margaret 652
Mary 377
William George 652
KELLY
________, 245
Mrs., 300
Abner, 631
Agnes, 453
Andrew, 449
Archibald, 116
Bella S., 335
Benjamin, 116
Charity Ann, 449
Edna, 449
Eliza, 339
Ethel, 449
F.W., 432
Frances B., 272
George, 449
I.M., 432
J.G., 295, 453
James, 116, 120
John, 116, 272, 273, 445, 524
John B., 113
John G., 126
John Nevin, 449
Lena, 449
Lizzie, 449
Maggie L., 432
Margaret, 449
Maria, 524
Martha A., 445
Mary Jane, 721
Mary K., 524
Mary Olive, 449
May, 449
Mildred A., 453
Richard, 86
Rev. Samuel P., 61
Sarah, 631
Sarah Jane, 449
Sue A. (Work), 502
Thomas, 86, 116
W.E., 502
William, 116, 453
BAUER Charles 480
Christine 495
Dora 480
Elizabeth 495
Frederick 480, 652
Henry 480
Jacob 652
John 480, 652
Louis 480
Mary 480, 645
Mathias 652
Mina 730
Minnie 480
Thomas 652
William 645, 652
SPAHR
Clarence 249
Cornelia 249
Edward 249
Dr. Jesse 249
Mary E. 405
Mary Elizabeth 249
Peter 249, 405
STALEY / TALEY
_________ 158
Belle 755
Charles H. 755
Claude 755
Dora 755
Elizabeth 468
Eugene W. 755
Harry 755
Howard 755
Jacob 137, 468
James 661, 754
Julia A. 754
Lucinda 468
Mary I. 755
Maud 755
Nancy 661, 754
Sarah M. Nash 755
Willard 755
William 137
William J. 755
CAMPBELL
_______ 158, 318
Mr. 689
Mrs. 335
Capt. A.B. 346
A. M. 207
Agnes 472, 518
Alberta 624
Alexander 164, 674
Anna 525
Anna Jane 472
Anna Louisa 671
Anna Mary 338
Annie E. 338
Anson 347
Archibald 137
Bartley 348
Bert 676
Clara 624
Coher 62
Cora Lucinda 671
Crawford 338
Edmund C. 525
Edna Bell 338
Elizabeth 468, 472
Elizabeth (Elliott) 505
Emily 624, 676
Eva 624
George 624
George C. 338
Hattie 347
Hector 525
Hugh 137
I. H. 107
Isabel 525
Isabella 338, 454
Ivy C. 676
J. J. 468
J. L. 624
Jacob 346
James 468, 518, 525, 569, 676
Mrs. James 339
Rev. James 160
James C. 338
James L. 624
Dr. James M. 638
Jane 775
Jane (Hemphill) 568
Jennie 624
John 137, 172, 468, 488, 568, 670, 775
Col. John 405
John Franklin 671
John James 670, 671
John R. 303
Joseph 22, 28, 172, 468, 518
Katie 525
Lancelot 19
Laura B. 338
Leonora 676
Lillian 347
Lizzie J. 468
Lucy 676
Maggie 347, 674
Margaret 468, 518,569, 762
Martha Jane 338
Mary 338, 699
Mary A. 488
Mary C. 338
Mary Eleanor 549
Mary J. 439, 525
May 624
Nancy Jane 468
Nellie 676
Patrick 119
Philip 86
Robert 173, 472, 676
Robert K. 671
Roderick 525
Sadie M. 338
Samuel 173, 652
Sam'l John 469
Sarah 339
Sarah J. 676, 699
Susan 607
Thomas 338, 468, 675
Walter 525
William 347, 468, 624, 660, 676
William C. 671
William J. 699
William 0. 338
William Thomas 671
DICKEY
Archibald 403
Catherine 403
David 672
Isabella 403
J. B. 107
John 66, 142, 15
Rev. John B. 132
John C. 672
Margaret M. 672
Mary (Mrs. Robert B.) 412
Robert 142
Robert B. 672
Samuel A. 672
Thomas S 403
William 142
William J. 672
LLOYD
_____ 226
John 523
Clara Estella (Fawcett) 564
David W. 589
Edward Craig 589
Edward James 589
Elizabeth 523
H. 564
Hannah 514
Harriet 284, 285
John 523
Margaret Taylor (Fawcett) 564
Martha B. 589
Mary 311
Mattie E. 523
Stephen 589
Thomas 77
William 92
HIEBER
Albert D. 610
Wanda 610
Amelia A. 610
Bertha C.M. 610
Charles J. 610
Daniel 182, 632
David L. 610
Elizabeth M. 610
Frank H. 610
George W. 610
Hannah D. 610
Herman J. 610
John 610
Lillie D. 610
Margaret 610
Minnie C. 632
Sadie M. 610
Sophia 447
Wilson S. 610
COLEMAN
Andrew 368
Catherine 528
Elizabeth 341, 368
Mrs. H. 528
Mary 506
HUGHES
Alexander 498, 570
Annie Mary 498
Benjamin 498
Benjamin Wallace 570
Elizabeth 667
Ellen 335
Hannah Crawford 570
James 498, 570
John 498
John Alexander 498
John Crawford 570
Johnston 498
Joseph R. 379
Lydia Martha 498
Martha 498
Mary 498
Rose T. 383
Sahel 86, 498
Sarah 473
Thomas 498, 667
RIDDELL
John 16
Rev. John 26, 32, 66
RIDDLE
Charles R. 383
Elizabeth 383
Hon. James 75
Margaret 384
Mary 361
Mary Ann 384
Robert M. 324
Samuel 244
Samuel Lock 383
Wm. Henry Harrison 384
McALLISTER
____________ 72, 717
Archibald 351
Hannah 351
Jane 351
Wllliam 138
WILLIAMS
_________ 19, 107
Aaron 188, 193, 466
Rev. Aaron (D.D. ) 166
Allen 382
Ann 495
Anna 519, 547
Annie 462
Annie M. 462
Asher 85
Batch 603
Benjamin 466
Carrie O. 402
Casey 65
Catherine 382
Charles M. 402
Charlotte 710
D. P. 462
Daniel S. 66
David 85, 94, 143, 610
David P. Jr., 462
Edith Leslie 710
Edward R. 360, 402
Ellzabeth 466
Elizabeth R. 402
Ellsabeth Stanton 709
Ellen 610
Eunice 231
Fannie 402
Francis Virginia 498
George 17, 19
George H. 360
Gertrude C. 462
Judge H. W. 710
Hannah 359, 587
Harman D. 282
Harry 462
Harry L. 402
Harvey 394
Henrietta 328
Henrietta K. 649
Henry 709
Henry Warren 709
Howard B. 402
Ida 703
Ida M. 462
Isaac 17, 19, 65
J. D. 91
Cept. J. H. 402
J. T. 462
J. Harry 402
Jacob 86
James C. 462
James Clark 282
James O. 360
Jane 66
Mrs. Jane 496
Jennie H. 710
Jessie H. 402
Jessie S. 402
John 16, 19, 85, 110, 402
Rev. John B. 462
Joseph 359, 360, 462
Jos. D. 462, 649
Josiah 466
Lizzie J. 462
Lizzie Rose Etta 394
Lucy 231
Lucy Jane 710
Rev. M. 144
Maggie A. 462
Maria 710
Mary 426, 462, 495,703, 757
Mary A. 394
Mary Ann 360
Matthew 282
Margaret 623
Mary E. 402
Mary H. 610
Rev. Matthew 462, 649
Michael 710
Nancy Jane 462
Nathan Stone 710
Percy Howard 462
Peter 495
Phoebe 466
Rebecca L. 402
Richard 359
Robert 230, 709
Sarah A. 329
Sarah Ann 611
Seth 709
T. J. 91
T. M. 462
Thomas 757
Thomas Dale 703
U. G. 126
Veach 231
Vernon Richmond 462
Walter 85, 703
Warren 709
William 143, 231, 462, 757
William H. 360
ROBISON
Anna W. 317
Hebron 317
Rev. J. 175
James 317
John 86, 104
Mary 317
Thomas 86
Virginia H. 317
Washington 107
ROBSON
Charles M. 617
Frank 617
Harry A. 617
Keziah 617
Will Emma 617
William C. 617
BOSSART George 345
John 345
Lizzie 345
Susan 345
EVANS
___ 69
Mr. 283
Ada 670
Alan S. 322
Amelia 523
Ann M. 237
Anna N. 237
Annie 682
Beckie 694
Bern 238
Cadwallader 237, 238
Cadwallader Jr. 238
Cadwallader M.D. 238
Catharine 611
Charles H. 585
Charles Oscar 617
Daniel 583
David 670, 682
David 0. 238
Dorothy 238
Edward 84
Eleanor 322
Elias C. 583
Ellen 583, 700
Elliott W. 473
Emily 237
Emma 682
Fannie 294
Fanny 693
George 237, 238, 682
Gilmore 568
Hannah 237
Harriet 237, 583
Harry W. 238
J.B. 523
James 237, 322
James A. 585
James Obey 682
Jane 670, 682
John 237, 670, 682
John D. 583
John K. 322
Kate 583
Katie 694
Lizzie 0. 583
Lottie 585
Lucy E . 690
Mabel C. 670
Mamie 583
Margie 238
Maria 337, 564
Martha V. 568
Mary 238 322, 682, 693
Mary A. 238
Mary E. 682
Oliver 238, 322, 693
Oliver Jr. 237, 693
Oliver Sr. 237
Rev. R I. 473
Robert 42
Sarah F. 473
Stella 617
Thomas 169, 617, 682
Thomas M. 322
Thomas S. 237
Will Emma 617
William 682
Rev. Wm. 294
William F. 165
William M. 670
CUPPS
Alida A. 580
Charles 580
Elizabeth 595
Jacob 595
Lizzie 354
William 354
BELL
______ 59, 434
Mrs. 481
A. E. (Anderson) 505
Adaline 584
Agnes Ellen 502
Agnes M. 427, 574
Alexander 86
Alida (Frederick) 572
Bessie 574
Catherine 427
Charles 59, 574
Charlotte H. (Harvey) 291
Clara 752
Daniel 86
David 59
Eliza Jane 457, 469
Elizabeth 395, 388, 427
Elizabeth Farley 574
Ella 650
Ellen 464
Ellen Blackmore 574
Evaline 574
Friana (Arnor) 574
George 574, 598
George H. 505
Gilbert Algernon 572
Hays 415
Isa Bell (McDowell) 574
Isabella 64
J. H. 62
James 31, 32, 59, 395, 427, 574, 584
James M. 650
Jane 397, 662
John 32, 42, 59, 377, 463, 572
John A. 386, 426, 574
Jonathan 447, 662
Joseph 59
Laura 650
Lizzie H. 291
Lulu Bright 572
Margaret 374, 598
Maria 518
Mary 463, 650
Mary A. 656
Mary Ann 415, 672
Mary Jane 427
Mary Hulings 574
Mary (Newkirk) 574
Matilda 386, 426
Nancy (Cooper) 501
Nehemiah 138
Olive Grace 572
Padaline 686
Pheby 447
Phianna (Arner) 572
Rebecca 521, 574
Robert 31, 32,59, 60, 62, 574
Robert Henry 427
Rosanna 395
Rev. S. M. 84
Samuel 59, 138, 574
Sarah 530
Sarah Ann 538
Susan (Kearns) 574
T. R. (Foster) 574
Thomas 291, 650
W. M. A. 650
W. S. 572
Washington 427, 574
William 59, 220, 223, 574
Mrs. William 647
Winfield Frederick 572
BOWERS
Charles Frederick 721
Clara Blanche 72
Dora Olive 721
Frank 721
Frederick K. 721
Henry Alfred 721
Mrs. Jane 482
Mabel 721
Mary Jane 721
APPLEGATE ______ 433
Benjamin 94, 710
Benjamin Jr., 84
Benjamin Sr., 84
Bernice 710
Bessie Corinne 710
Calvin 710
Clara 710
Daniel 84, 94
Elizabeth 437, 463, 75
Elsa 680, 742
Garret 84
Garret Wall 753
George 84
George Linn 710
Harriet J. 753
Harriet Jane 710
Harrison 710
Harvey 582, 710
James 84, 85, 753
Squire Jesse 441
John 84, 753
Joseph Vincent 710
Margaret 582
Mary 710
Mary Johnson 753
Milton 710
Minerva 753
Minnie E. 710
Rachel Halscraft 753
Rebecca 565, 742
Richard 84
Robert 84
S.G. 175
Sally 710
Samuel 84, 94
Stephen 440
Thomas 94
Vincent 85, 710
William 84, 94
William A. 710
ADAIR Ann 469
Emily 436
James 436
BALL Jane 427
Martha 676
BARTLEY Bethiah 642
Blanche E. 642
Charles Edwin 642
David 84
James 642
James C. 642
Jennie Cochran 642
John 703
Josephine 702
Margaret A. 642
Mary 739
Sarah 703
Sarah J. 642
Thomas 642, 739
William John 642
William M. 642
CAROTHERS
Charles 128, 131, 516
Charles Jr., 516
Charles Monroe 516
David 732
Eliza 516
Elizabeth H. 732
Ellen Mary 516
Frances 516
Harry McMillen 516
James 131, 732
James D. 516
James Davison 516
John Charles 733
Joseph 131
Mary 516
Mary C. 348
Mary Margaret 516
Matilda C. 732
Olivia J. 516
R. T. 332
Robert 131, 137, 385, 732
Ruth 404
S. E. 705
Sarah E. 732
William 131
CARSON
Catherine 493
Catherine 575
David 110
Mrs. Elizabeth 642
Francis Beatty 575
Hugh 169
James 164, 493, 575
James A. 493
Jane Elizabeth 575
John 173
Katherine 575
Mary 215, 544
Susan 631
William 164, 169, 493, 631
William S. 493
BRATTEN
George 720
Sarah 719
BRATTON
Jane 422, 517, 575
COWAN
Adam 18
Amanda E. 657
Andrew 18
Bessie 501
Caroline 7O1
Charles Christopher 501
Christopher 500, 501
David 404, 654, 657, 715
David A. 657
David P. 657
Edward 501
Eliza M. 500, 501
Elizabeth I. 524
Elizabeth McMahan 598
Frances M. 598
Hannah 741
Harriet 657
Harry 524
Helen Hamilton 598
Henry 128, 741
Hugh 741
Ida M. 657
James 18
Jane 654, 741
John 18, 654, 657, 714
John Armstrong 714, 715
John Pryor 715
Joseph 594, 598
Louise E. 714
Margaret 372 404, 594, 691, 715
Margaret Riddle 598
Mary Ann 500
Mary Bennington 501
Mary Jane 598
Mary Thompson 594
Noble C. 657
Rachel 404, 657
Richard 28, 501
Robert 654, 657
Robert Wilson 598
Samuel 654, 657
Sara Emma 598
Sarah E. 657
Sarah V. 715
Thomas 654
Thomas Samuel 657
William 18, 654, 657
William Ebbs 501
William G. 657
William T. 654, 657
CUBBAGE
Elizabeth 713
George 405, 741
Hannah 741
J. K. 71
James 456
James C. 713
Jane 713
Joseph 713
Joseph K 500
Margaret 456
Martha 465
Mary 450
Nancy 405
Sadie E. 500
Sarah 405
DE HAVEN
Harmon 591
Isaac 667
Jane 591
John 537
Rachel 537
DEVORE
Moses 84, 94
Rebecca 399
Samuel 85, 94
Sarah 440
EDGAR
Anna 486
Anthony 761
Elizabeth 334, 522
Mrs. J.W. 334
James W. 109
Margaret 486, 761
Nicholas 486
Rev. William 83
DEEDS
Anna Margaret 667
Drusilla 368
Elizabeth 368
George 368
George Harrison 368
Jacob 368
James A. 368
Jennie May 369
John 368
Martha Iantha 369
Minnie 369
Thomas A. 369
William Henry 369
FERGUSON
__________ 72
Anna 550
Areta 550
Caroline 565
Catherine 403
Charles 550
David 138
Edwin G. 550
Enoch 135
George S. 345
Isaac 135
James 72, 135, 565
James M. 345
John 6 72, 550, 728
John S. 550
Joseph 72
Margaret 747
Mary 565, 728
Mary H. 550
Nancy 384, 641
Samuel 135, 138
Sarah 337
Sarah (Mrs. Robert) 412
William 72, 138
GRIER
Mr. 468
David 317
Isabella 316, 317
Mrs. Isabella 340
James 26
Jean B. 317
John 264
John F. 316
John Fennel 316
Martha (Black) 505
Mary 264
Mary Eva 317
Samuel C. 534
Susan 264
W.W. 136, 317
Watson Miller 317
William Watson 316, 317
GRAHAM
Adam Errett 490
Agnes 569
Amanda 380
Ann 411
Ann (McCane) 508
Annabella 508
Annie Alice 490
Belle 411
C.M. 569
Caroline F. 353
Charles 768
Charles Elmer 508
General Charles K. 602
Christopher 411, 490
Christopher M. 411
Curtis 516
D.F. 601
David 380
David John 490
David P. 411
Edward 768
Electra 380
Eliza 335, 346, 380, 392
Eliza Rankin 590
Elizabeth 392, 411, 662, 739, 767
Elizabeth Elenor Leonora 490
Ellen Mary 516
Emma 663
Evaline 392
Evaline R. 402
George Greenfield 73
Glendy S. 63
Harry 380
Isabella 264, 601
Mrs. J.K. 346
James 335 380, 392, 402, 411
Rev. James 115, 116, 120, 135, 392, 402, 759
James H. 380
Rev. James L. 71
James McCane 508
James Michael 490
Jane Ayres 768
Jesse 380
John 170, 231, 411, 508, 739
John Sr., 411
Rev. John B. 70
John C. 411
John G. 490
John K. 91, 590
Joseph 767
Lottie 380
Mabel 768
Malcomb 331
Margaret 590, 721
Mrs.. Margaret Phillips 755
Margaretta 392
Martha 380, 392
Martha A. 739
Martha J. 380
Martha McCullough 759
Mary 334
Mary A. 590
Mary E. 380
Mary M. 411
Mary Martha Jane 490
Matilda 523
Minnie E. 358
Nancy 411, 490, 768
Nancy A. 550
Nathan 662
Nettie 380
Dr. Norman R. 768
Patrick 767
Permelia Buffington 768
R.T. 435, 767
Rachel 392
Rachel Glenn 759
Robert 31, 87, 135, 590
Rev. S.H. 175
Samantha Ada 331
Samuel 16
Sarah Agnes 490
Samuel A. 590
Sara J. 590
Sarah Kerr 386
Speaker 170
Susannah 411
Thomas 170
Thomas W. 380
William 411, 490
Malor William Jr., 267
William Brown 490
HASLETT
Annie 647
Bertha C. 647
E.B. 410
E.J. 647
Eleanor 647
Emily M. 647
Jane 369, 647
John F. 647
Martha 647
Mary 647
Nancy J. 647
Robert 647
S.B. 647
Samuel 369, 647
Walter N. 342
William 549
HAZLET
Archibald 174
Archie 744
James 174
John 174
Mary 744
Robert 174
HAZLETT
Alexander 138
Alvin Arthur 571
Anna B. 643
Anna Mary 589
Carrie Clyde 571
Eliza 563, 583
Eliza McKee 629
Elizabeth Fleming 571
Elisabeth J. 648
Elisabeth (Karns) 570
Emma Ellen 571
G.W. 158
George. 138 147, 583
George Gilmore 571
George Wilson 570
Ira Irwin 157
James 138
James Wills 629
Jane McKee 589
John 138, 141
Lesley 147
Mary 629
Mary Jane 629
Robert 589
Samuel 629, 643
Saran Lawson 629
William 138
GRIFFIN
Rev. E.B. 84
Elizabeth R. 402
Joshua 402
Mary 428, 690
HENDRICKS
Elizabeth (Mehaffay) 505
John 86
Mary E. 321
HARBISON
Mrs. 151
A.E. 518
Adam 754
Belle 645
Catherine (Cunningham) 507
Clarence 645
Frank 645
George 645
James 142
Jane 518
Jennie 414
John 151, 466, 645
John R. 754
Julia 645
Kate (Scott) 507
Lida J. 466
Matthew 518
Minnie 645
Robert 507
S.B. 645
Sarah 652
HILLIARD
Charles 99
Lida J. 642
Mary 642
Thomas 642
HIGBEE
Abigal 501
Annie (Brown) 501
Benjamin 725
Elisha 501
Elizabeth 417
Elizabeth C. 501
J.B. 501
James 48
Jane 725
John B. 77
Joseph 42, 48, 501
Joseph P. 501
Mary 469, 725
Obedah 42, 501
Obediah Jr., 501
Peter 501
Sarah L. 501
Sarah (Phillips) 501
Stephen 42, 48
LEASURE
Dr. 442
Catherine 605
James 702
JENKINS
Ap. 294
L.M. 9, 19
Mary 294, 673
Michael 294
William 294
HENDERSON
Rev. 132
Charles C. 525
Clarence Rosse 661
Ebenezer 86
Rev. Ebenezer 132
James 164
James King 660
James L. 525
John 164
Jonathan 628
Martha 587
Rev. Matthew 107, 108
Matthew 85, 86
Rebecca Patterson 756
Rhoda 628
Robert 576
Rev. S.M. 120
Rev. Samuel 76
Thomas Preston 660, 661
William 166
KENNEDY
__________ 69, 325
Mr. 484
Mrs. A.M. 335
Agnes 214
Anirles W. 642
Ann 379
Ann C. (Smith) 558
Annie 612
Annie M. 642
Catherine J. 642
Catherine 288
Charles A. 642
Charles G. 288
D.S. 207
David 17, 54, 72, 375, 642
David W. 642
Dell 485
Mrs. E. 661
Elenore 325
Elias D. 214
Eliza 541
Elizabeth 288
Mrs. Elizabeth 288
Fannie B. 642
Frank 288
Frankie E. 642
George C. 558
George W. 322
Hattie V. 325
Henry Herbert 288
Hugh 321, 322
Hughey 78
Isaac 54
James 152, 288, 738
James B. 558
James W. 288
Jane 321, 379
Jane K. 288
John 148, 152, 288, 398, 642, 695, 738
John Jr., 288
John Sr., 147
John C. 642
John L. 497 558
Joseph 321, 642
Joseph B. 642
Julia T. 322
Julian 531
Kezia A. 738
Lillian M. 558
Lillie P. 642
Lizzie 322
Margaret 288, 321, 322, 695
Margaret N. 738
Mary 607
Mary A. 738
Mary Ann 288
Nancy 377
Paul R. 322
Phoebe 288
R.A. 658
Rachel 516
Rebecca 632
Rebecca J. 738
Richard A. 288
Robert 541
Mrs. Robert 144
Roger S. 545
Roy G. 322
S. 69
S G. 207
S.Y. 71
Sadie 335, 398
Samuel 54, 325, 485
Sarah A. 288
Sarah M. 738
Sarah Mc. (Woods) 288
Sarah (Swaney) 558
Stella 545
Sue E. 695
Susan 558
Susannah 493
T W. 321, 531
Thomas 652
Thomas S. 738
W.E. 150
Walter 288
William 54, 150, 152, 288, 379
Mrs. William 612
William G. 738
William H. 642
LAIRD Rev. Francls 129
Jeanette A. 560
Mary 557
Robert 32
LINHART Adam 611, 695
Christian 399
Elizabeth 611
Fanny 611, 695
Henry 611, 695
James B. 399
Julia 399
Margaret 695
Michael 399
Peter 611, 695
Robert Miller 695
HARBISON
Mrs. 151
A.E. 518
Adam 754
Belle 645
Catherine (Cunningham) 507
Clarence 645
Frank 645
George 645
James 142
Jane 518
Jennie 414
John 151, 466, 645
John R. 754
Julia 645
Kate (Scott) 507
Lida J. 466
Matthew 518
Minnie 645
Robert 507
S.B. 645
Sarah 652
HIGBEE
Abigal 501
Annie (Brown) 501
Benjamin 725
Elisha 501
Elizabeth 417
Elizabeth C. 501
J.B. 501
James 48
Jane 725
John B. 77
Joseph 42, 48, 501
Joseph P. 501
Mary 469, 725
Obedah 42, 501
Obediah Jr., 501
Peter 501
Sarah L. 501
Sarah (Phillips) 501
Stephen 42, 48
HILLIARD
Charles 99
Lida J. 642
Mary 642
Thomas 642
DRENEN
Mary E. 334
Thomas 84
DRENING
John 84
DRENNAN
Beckey 769
Jane 514
Matthew 514
Nancy I. 412
Sarah J. 514
T.H. 661
DRENNEN
David 86
Elizabeth 389
Emily D. 389
Esther M. 389
Isabella 388
Isabella J. 389
Jane 686
John 85
Margaret 389
Martha 389, 686
Thomas 388, 686
Thomas H. 388, 389
William Moore 389
DRENNON
David 132
GEYER
Catherine 688
RENO _____ 203, 204
Capt. A. D. 397
Mrs. Addison 617
Alfred 397
Alfred D. 397
Alice 397, 398
Amanda 397
Amanda J. 397
Anna E. 397
Benjamin 397
Charles 397, 398
Cornelia B. 397
Francis 203, 397
Hannah 617
Henry 397
James 398
Jane 397
John 397
Capt. John L. 397
Louis 397
Louis A. 397
Martha 397
Minerva 397
Robert 397
Samuel 397
Stella 398
Susannah 397
William 397
William S. 397
Zachariah 397
BOGGS Aggie Bickerstaff 580
Agnes 377
Anderson C. 580
Andrew 169, 579
Ann E. 579
Austin P. 580
Clara 579
David 377
Elizabeth 377, 579
Emily 376, 676
Francis 186
George C. 377
Harriet 377
Henrietta 493
James B. 377
John 32, 377
John C. 579
Joseph 579
Margaret 377, 579, 672
Maria 377
Mary 377
Mary Ann 377
Minnie B. 579
Rebecca 580
Robert 110
Rosanna 579
S.L. 377
Samuel S. 377
Samuel W. 377
Sarah 377
William 377, 676
DUNMORE
Gov. 180
Thomas 128
CHERRY
Hannah 637, 676
Mary 467, 656
Thomas 656
FREE
George 6
Isaac 6
Jacob 6
James 6
Joel 6
Mary 236
Robert 6
Sandford 6
Spencer 6
William 6
William P. 6
LENGLER
Frances 338
MEINERT
Annie 338
Birdie 338
C. Rachel 338
Frances 338
J. Ambrasius 338
John 338
John Adam 338
Kate 338
L. Henry 338
M.G. 338
M. George 338
M. Martha 338
Michael 338
N. Edward 338
PROBST
E. J. 641
John 641
KLINEFELTER
Capt. John 277
KLAUS
Elizabeth 744
KLAUSS
Amelia 566
Barbara (Maurer) 566
Elizabeth Whitmyre 566
Frederick William 566
George H. 566
Ida H. 566
John G. 566
John George 566
Leonard 566
Louis G. 566
Margaret Amelia 566
Mary C. 566
Matilda M. 566
Thomas Lapsly 566
William Lawson 566
KELSO
Mr. 496
Benjamin 22
Elizabeth 461
George 18, 22, 504
George H. 501
James 18, 22
Rev. James 129, 132
Jane 504
John 18, 22
Mark 22, 44
Mary 458, 498
Nancy 565
Sarah L. (Higbee) 501
KELZO
Rev. James 461
MEYERS
Anna 612
Catherine 412
Charles 665
Christian Frederick 665
Eli 131
Emma 665
Flora 665
Harriet 412
Herman 665
Jacob 412
John 131
MYERS
Anna 544 699
Bessie Laural 484
Butler 489
Catherine 699
Charles Henry 565
Conrad 699
E. Louise 544
Eli 488
Elizabeth 544, 699
Ellen 699
Emma 565
Ernst Charles 565
Ernst Henry 565
Frank 699
Fulton McElroy 488
George 176
Gertrude 699
Harriet 478
Harry C. 484
Harry Grove 484
Henry 338, 484
Herman 699
Irene Margaretta 565
Isaac 544
Jacob 699
James 488
John 699
John Henry Wilbert 565
Kate 338
Katie 338
Laura 565
Lizzie H. 488
Louisa Fredericka 565
Louise F. 546
Maggie 488, 544
Margaret 544
Margret 484
Maria 544
Mrs. Martha 131
Mary 488, 699
Mary Jane 401
Matilda 489
Milton L. 544
Minnie H. 544
Miranda 423
Nancy 760
Olive V. 544
Peter 699
Philomena 699
Rachel A. 488
Rebecca (Applegate) 565
Robert E. 488
S. K. 488
Sarah G. 488
Tiney 707
Virginia 544
Virginia Etta 488
William 488
CLAUS
Catherine 756
BULGER Samuel 86
FERGUSON
__________ 72
Anna 550
Areta 550
Caroline 565
Catherine 403
Charles 550
David 138
Edwin G. 550
Enoch 135
George S. 345
Isaac 135
James 72, 135, 565
James M. 345
John 6 72, 550, 728
John S. 550
Joseph 72
Margaret 747
Mary 565, 728
Mary H. 550
Nancy 384, 641
Samuel 135, 138
Sarah 337
Sarah (Mrs. Robert) 412
William 72, 138
SULLIVAN
Gen. 49
Charles A. 553
Charles C. 553
George Reed 553
J. S. 259
Joseph Reed 553
Kathrine Gertrude 553
Peter 0. 553
Rachel (Hays) 259
KERR
Rev. 132
Alexander 83
Angus 710
Ann E. 579
Rev. B.M. 83
Rev D.R. 845
Daniel 752
David 110
Eleanor 264
Elisha 86
Elizabeth 476
Esther Wilson 752
Hannah 463
Icephena 461
Isaac 752
James 6 321, 463, 752
Jane 746, 752
John 44, 128, 746
Rev. John 136, 463
John H. 294
John H. Esq., 544
Joseph 752
Rev. Joseph 66, 76
Margaret 710
Martha A. 321
Mary 321, 493, 752
Matthew 752
Moses 86
Rev. Moses 26, 32
Rev. N.P. 84
Nancy 483
Nathaniel P. 579
Rev. P. 160
Robert 44
Samuel R. 193
Sarah 746
Rev. Thomas W. 141
Wesley 44
William 54, 461
Wilson 752
BAKER Amanda W. 671
Amos D. 671
Catherlne 426
Mrs. Charles 679
Elizabeth 523
Elmina J. 450
Eva Ann Bower 757
H. W. 207
James 84
Jane 679
John W. 671
Joseph 671
Josiah 671
Louis L. 671
Mary 577, 748
Mary J. 671
Nancy 671
Nancy V.E. 671
Sally 671
Sarah J. 671
Thomas 142
McCURDY
______ 82
Andrew 703
Clara Bell 752
Daniel 761
Elizabeth 761
Etta 761
Garvin P. 752
Harry 418, 761
Ida G. 418
J. M. M.D., 752
James 761
James A. 418
James B. 418
James Oliver 761
John 418, 761
Mrs. John 635
Julia 761
Kate L. M. (Mrs. Joseph A.) 425
Lee 761
Letty 496
M. Blanche 418
Margaret Edgar 761
Margaret Miller 752
Mary 761
Mary A. 418
Mary A. McAlese 761
Minerva 761
Morgan 761
Perry 761
Robert 143, 418
Robert P. 418
Rosanna 418
Samuel 752
Sarah 703, 761
Stella 761
Walter F. 418
Wilda N. 752
William 418
"DANIEL G. DONOVAN, shoe-merchant, McKeesport, was born at Latrobe, Pa., Sept. 6, 1852, a son of Michael and Sarah (Ryan) Donovan, natives of County Tipperary, Ireland, who came to America in 1850, and settled in Westmoreland county. Daniel G. was educated in the public schools and St. Vincent's College. From 1869 to 1874 he was employed in the rolling-mills of Jones & Laughlin, of Pittsburgh, and three years thereafter managed the farm owned by St. Xavier's Academy. In 1879 he came to McKeesport, and embarked in the shoe business, in which he has been very successful. He is a gentleman of sterling integrity, and is a wide-awake and enterprising citizen. He is a member of St. Peter's R. C. Church, and is president of Branch 26, C. M. B. A.; he is a democrat."
p. 518
DAVID PIERCE, farmer, postoffice Monogahela City, son of Jonathan and Maria (Bell) Pierce, was born in Monogahela City in 1832. His parents and grandparents afterward removed to the farm now owned by David, where they died. Jonathan's family were James, born in 1818; Joseph, in 1820; Cassander, in 1822; Nancy, in 1823; Lewis, in 1825; Israel, in 1828; Elizabeth, in 1830; David, in 1832; Emma, in 1834; John, in 1836; Martha, in 1838; Mary, in 1840; Violet, in 1843. Joseph, John, Nancy and David are still living. David married Eliza Jane, daughter of Daniel and Elizabeth (Ketchum) Pierce, in 1871. Her brothers and sisters were William, Benjamin, Eliza Jane, Francis, Hannah and Joseph. The first two are deceased. David has a family of four children: Bessie, Gertrude, William and George. Mrs. Pierce is a member of the Methodist Church.
p. 226 - Henry STUMP is listed as one of the twelve original trustees in 1813 of Christ Church, Brownsville.
p. 405 - Mrs. W. M. KIRBY
Bio of Jacob Doolittle, b. 1809 in WV, married Miss Sarah Cubbage in 1834. One of their daughters was "Sadie (now Mrs. W. M. Kirby)"
p. 472
F. MANKEDICK, farmer, Sturgeon, was born in Prussia in 1884, the youngest of the nine children of William Mankedick. In 1852 he came to Allegheny county, where he was joined in 1854 by his father and the rest of his brothers and sisters. For eighteen years he was engaged in mining and mercantile business in Pittsburgh; for thirteen years he followed huckstering; in 1872 he came to his present location and opened up what is now known as the Star coal-mines. He is recognized as one of the successful business men of Allegheny county. In 1856 Mr. Mankedick married Caroline Kenneweg, and has four children living: William, Edward, Matilda and Clara. He superintends the work in his mines and store, and ships his coal to Chicago and Columbus. He is a democrat, and has been postmaster at Sturgeon since 1885.
p. 585
ROBERT NEUPERT, harness-maker, post-office McKee’s Rocks, was born in Butler county, Pa., in 1859, a son of Christopher and Caroline (Heller) Neupert, former of whom came from Germany to this country in 1843 and settled in Butler county, Pa., where he farmed. There he married and became the father of eight children, viz.: Alvina (wife of John Sorg), Harmon (deceased), Robert, Mary (deceased), Lewis, William, Earnest and Charlie. Christopher died in 1879, aged sixty-four years, a member of the Saxonburg Church, in Butler county, of which his widow, who is still living in that county, is also a member. Robert Neupert came to this county in 1874, learned the harness-making trade, and in 1883 commenced business for himself at McKee’s Rocks, Stowe township, where he is still successfully engaged. He married, in 1884. Callie Kenneweg, of this city, and two children were born to them: Cora (deceased) and Cornelia. Mr. Neupert’s prudence and industry have enabled him to secure a very pleasant and comfortable home, and he has the reputation of being one of Stowe township’s best citizens.
p. 457
SAMUEL SCOTT (deceased)was born in Robinson township, Allegheny county. Since a short time before 1800 this family name has been connected with Robinson township. In 1795 the government granted to John Bayles 395 acres of land in Washington county, Pa. (now Robinson township Allegheny county), in consideration of three pounds and five shillings. This tract of land was purchased in 1800 for $2,500. by Samuel Scott, the original pioneer of the family, who emigrated to America at an early day. Samuel, a son of this pioneer, married Sarah Hall, and by her had three children. She dying, he married Elizabeth McMillen, who bore him five children, viz.: Beckie, Sarah,William, Joseph and James. Samuel, the eldest son and second child, was born in 1812, and married Elizabeth Nickel, to whom were born four children: Sarah Ann and Mary Jane, deceased, and Evaline and Samuel, still living. Mrs. Scott died, and later Samuel Scott married, in 1852, Elizabeth, daughtcr of Samuel and Priscilla (McFadden) Phillips, and five children were born to them: Leander (deceased), Priscilla (at home), Mrs. Eliza Jane Bell, Mrs. Hannah Hadden and John P. (living). Mr. Scott, in his day, was among the most highly respected and well-to-do farmers of Robinson township. He died in 1886. His widow, an estimable lady, resides with her son on the home farm. She is a member of the U. P. Church, of which he was an elder for twenty years. Politically he was a republican. Samuel Scott, only living child of Samuel and Elizabeth (Nickel) Scott, was born in Robinson township, in 1851. He was educated at the public schools, and has followed farming all his life. He married, in 1878, Agnes Young, and three children have been born to them: Manie C. (deceased), William Hall and Hays Bell. Mr. Scott now owns 186 acres of valuable farming land left him by his father. He is industrious and successful, is a member of the U. P. Church, and a republican.
SNOWDEN
Posted at http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~njwilk/posted.htm - pp. 47, 588, 624
p. 371 Caroline
Bio of James Allison, b. 1823, Pittsburgh. Dr. Allison was married twice, first in 1851 to miss Mary Anderson, then in 1856 to miss Caroline Snowden of Pittsburgh. Allison had two children: John M. S., who died of Typhoid fever, and daughter Mrs. S.W. Reinhart of Boston.
p. 175 Rev. N.R.
History of Ross township. "Hilands Presbyterian Church was organized in 1803, by Rev. N. R. Snowden."
p. 713
Bio of James Storer (b. 1834), carpenter, Elizabeth. One of his daughters, Hattie, was Mrs. Charles Snowden.
GRAHAM, John
p. 170
History of Pine township. "John Graham came i 1820, and settled in the northwest part of the township. Of his six sons, Speaker and Thomas are lving on the place settled by their father.
p. 231
Bio of John Harper (b. 1811), president of the Bank of Pittsburgh. He succeeded Mr. John Graham as president, sometime after 1837.
p. 411
CHRISTOPHER M. GRAHAM, retired farmer, postoffice Stewart’s station, was born near Belfast, Ireland, in January, 1808, a son of John Graham, who came to America in 1828, bringing four sons with him. James, the eldest, died in Pittsburgh; William, John and Christopher became citizens of Patton township, this county. John, Sr., became possessed of a tract of land in that township, on which he settled in 1830, and died during the same year at the age of fifty-five. His wife, Ann (Morrow ) Graham, lived to the age of seventy-five. Christopher Graham was employed in an iron-foundry at Pittsburgh, and took charge of his father’s estate at the death of the latter. In 1833 he married Susannah Shaw, who was born within two miles of his birthplace, October, 1812, daughter of Patrick Shaw, who died in Penn township, Westmoreland county, Pa. The family is connected with the U. P. Church; Mr. Graham has always been a democrat, and was active in support of the government during the civil war, and in establishing the free schools. The following are the names of his children: Susannah, deceased wife of Samuel Ramsey; Nancy, deceased wife of George Brown; John C., in Patton township; Belle, with her father; Mary M., deceased; Christopher, an infant, deceased; Christopher M., residing at Wall, in North Versailles; Elizabeth, wife of Robert Shaw, in Bloomfield, and David P., on his father’s farm.
p. 508
JOHN GRAHAM, farmer. postoffice Stewart’s Station, was born in 1881, a son of John and Annabella (Moat) Graham, the latter a native of County Down, Ireland. John Graham was many years a farmer in Patton township, where he died, and was succeeded by the son whose name heads this sketch. The latter was reared here, has always followed farming, and came into possession of his present property in 1883. In August, 1864, he joined Co. F, 6th P. H. A., and served on garrison duty until June, 1865. He is the only republican among the Grahams. The family attends the U. P. Church at Stewart's Station. Mrs. Graham is Ann, daughter of William and Christina McCane, natives of Westmoreland county, and she is the mother of two sons, Charles Elmer, born Sept. 18, 1862. and James McCane, born March 23,1865, both residing at home.
p. 739
GEORGE GREENFIELD GRAHAM, M. D., assistant physician Dixmont Hospital for Insane, was born March 29, 1856, in Allegheny, Pa., son of John and Martha A. (Greenfield) Graham, former of whom was born in Pittsburgh, in 1832, and now resides at Washington, Pa. The mother was born in Newburgh, N. Y., and died in 1886. His grandparents, John and Elizabeth Graham, were born in Westmoreland county, Pa., of Scotch parentage, and his grandfather came to Pittsburgh in an early day, where he began business in the hat trade, finally becoming president of the Bank of Pittsburgh; was also vice-president of the Dixmont hospital and the Western Pennsylvania hospital. George G. Graham attended the Allegheny public schools and the Western University of Pennsylvania, and then studied medicine at the College of Physicians and Surgeons at Baltimore, Md., graduating in 1882. In the same year he became resident physician of the Western Pennsylvania hospital, department of medicine and surgery, and in May, 1883, he entered the Dixmont Hospital for the Insane, of which he is now senior assistant physician. He is a member of the Allegheny County Medical society, A. O. U. W. and F. & A. M., and Allegheny Chapter. He and his father are members of the Second Presbyterian Church of Pittsburgh.
MARSHALL
p. 278
Bio of Adam Mercer Brown, attorney. His grandfather, Joseph Brown, "married Mary, a daughter of James Marshall, who, with his family, had come from Londonderry, Ireland, to Pittsburgh, in 1822, whence he soon removed to Butler county. James Marshall was also the father of Judge Marshall, of Butler county; Hon. Thomas M. Marshall, and A.M. Marshall, of Pittsburgh....Mary Marshall [Brown] died in 1877, at the age of seventy-nine years."
p. 170
History of Pine township. "Samuel Marshall was an uncle of 'Squire Gibson, and resided near him. He had sons James, Samuel, Thomas, Henry, John and Abraham. None are left in the township."
p. 18
History of North Fayette township. A list of residents prior to 1820 includes John Marshall and sons Alexander, Henry, Archibald, John, William and Andrew.
p. 338
Bio of James C. Campbell (b. 1832), farmer, sharpsburg. Mr. Campbell's second wife was Isabella, daughter of Alexander and Isabella Marshall.
p. 423
JOHN R. MARSHALL, postmaster, and manager of Montour store, Imperial, was born in Guernsey county, Ohio, March 5. 1856, a son of William and Dorcas (Reed) Marshall, former of whom was a son of Robert and Elinor (Hayes) Marshall, of Washington county, Pa. Dorcas (Reed) Marshall was born in Allegheny county, Pa., a daughter of John and Lilly (McCracken) Reed, both Pennsylvanians, and members of the Presbyterian Church. John Reed was a native of Westmoreland county, Pa., and died in Mercer county, Pa., aged fifty-eight years; Lilly (McCracken) Reed was a native of Lancaster county, Pa., and died at West Salem, La Crosse county, Wis., aged ninety-six years; she was a daughter of Alexander and Margaret (Marshall) McCracken, of County Armagh, Ireland, who came to America in 1780, and settled in Allegheny county, Pa.; he died in Guernsey county, Ohio, at the advanced age of one hundred years, his wife in Mont-gomery county, Ohio, when sixty-five years old. William and Dorcas (Reed)Marshall were members of the Presbyterian Church; they had one child, John R. In 1859 the father died, at the age of fifty-seven, and the mother -then came to Allegheny City, where she joined her sisters; she died in West Salem, Wis., at the age of sixty-six. The subject of this sketch attended school in Allegheny until ten years of age, when he commenced for himself. He worked in the bookstore of Mrs. M. J. Arnold, Allegheny City, three years; then clerked for a like period for a merchant tailor at Pittsburgh, and in 1872, with his mother, opened a grocery-store in Allegheny, Pa. Two years later he sold out and took a course in telegraphy and bookkeeping in Oberlin College, Oberlin, Ohio. Subsequently he returned to Allegheny City and clerked in a grocery-store until December, 1879, when he came to Imperial as clerk in the Montour store, of which he was appoint-ed manager in 1881. That same year he was appointed postmaster by Postmaster-General James. Mr. Marshall married, Oct. 6, 1881, Mary E. Crawford, a native of Allegheny City, and a daughter of Andrew I. and Mar-tha J. E. (Knox) Crawford, natives, respect-ively, of Allegheny and Juniata counties. Mr. Marshall is a member of Royal Arcanum Lodge 100, Allegheny City, and he and his wife are members of the Presbyterian Church at Imperial. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall have two children, Elnetta M. and John K.
p. 699
Bio of Larmer Mitchell (b. 832 in Illinois), policeman, Hulton. He was "as son of John and Jane (Marshall) Mitchell, natives, respectively, of Jamaica and of O'Hara township, this county. His paternal grandfather was John Mitchell; his maternal grandparents, James and Anna Marshall, of Irish descent, settled in this county about one hundred years ago."
p. 403
Bio of John Huston (b. 1826, county Derry), Tarentum. His son Johnston C. married Clara Marshall and resided in Ford City.
p. 5
History of moon township. A list of residents in 1798 includes Edmundton and William Marshall.
p. 446
Bio of James Samuel Power (b. 1839), Turtle Creek. "In 1862 he married Eleanor Jane, daughter of Joseph and Jane (Dixon) Mashall of Ireland. Mrs. Power was born in Pittsburgh and is the mother of seven children."
p. 504
Bio of William Doyle (b. 1827), Mount Oliver. One of his daughters was Mrs. Ellen Marshall; her mother was Ellen (Kenedy) Marshall.
p. 385
Bio of Roger Hartley (b. 1829), coal-operator, Banksville. "He was a partner with the late George Marshall. Mr. Hartley was married in 1855 to Miss Margaret, daughter of Robert Marshall, of England."
p. 49
History of Snowden township. George Marshall, D.D., was pastor of the Bethel Presbyterian church from 1833 to 1872.
p. 483
WILLIAM JAMES KIDDOO, farmer. postoffice Broughton, was born in February, 1839, on the farm he now owns, a son of Samuel and Margaret (Ralston) Kiddoo, former of whom was born on the same farm in 1803, died in January, 1850; latter born in 1810, in Wash-ington county, died in December, 1877. His grandfather, James Kiddoo, who was of Scotch-Irish descent, born in Ireland, located on the same farm in 1797. William’s mater-nal grandfather, Rev. Samuel Ralston, D.D., was pastor of the Monongahela and Mingo churches. He was born in Donegal, Ireland in 1756, came to this country about 1795, and died in 1851. He married, May 30, 1798, Miss Rachel Furgesson, who was born near Chambersburg, Franklin county, Pa., in 1764, and died in 1827. W. J. Kiddoo was eleven years of age when his father died, and when about sixteen began work for him-self. He married, Nov. 18, 1869, Sarah A. Marshall, born at Bethel, June 24, 1842, daughter of Rev. George and Mary (Lee) Marshall, who were born in Union county, Dec. 23, 1806, and Washington county, Nov. 3, 1805, respectively. Rev. George Marshall, D. D., was pastor of Bethel Church, and preached his first sermon there the first Sun-day in June, 1832. In 1836 he opened an academy at Bethel, which proved a useful educational institution. He was trustee of Jefferson College and director of the West-ern Theological Seminary of Allegheny. He died, after forty years of continuous pastorate of Bethel Church, April 30, 1872; his widow died Jan. 15, 1888. Mrs. William J. Kiddoo is a member of Bethel Church. Mr. Kiddoo now owns 120 acres, and carries on general farming.
p. 342
Bio of William Franklin Gardner (b. 1835), secretary and treasurer People's Insurace company, Pittsburgh. His father was Isaac D. Gardner; his mother was Susannah Marshall, "whose father, Israel Marshall, was born in Dorchester county, Md., where his daughter Susannah was born. This couple [Isaac and Susannah] now reside in the Thirteenth ward of Pittsburgh, both living seventy-seven years of age."
p. 322
Bio of John Dick McCune (b. 1838), real-estate agent, Wilkinsburg. "For nearly twenty years he was employed as bookkeeper by James Marshall & co., and in 1883 he established a real-estate business in company with .C.Coulter, in Pittsburgh."
p. 420
Bio of W.A. Sandles, M.D., Braddock (b. 1846), "a son of William and Maria (Marshall) Sandles, former a farmer, latter a daughter of Scott Marshall, a native of Scotland."
p. 701
Bio of john R. Christy (b. 1842), farmer, McKeesport. His sister Mary was the wife of Rev. Alexander Marshall.
p. 573
Bio of John Sylvester Burns (b. 1847), farmer, Clinton. His sister Mary J. was married to William Hood and, after his death, to William Marshall.
p. 493
Bio of John McKinney (b. 1826), farmer, Elizabeth. John married Mary Jane Marshall, daughter of Robert Marshall of Guernsey county, Ohio. John's brother, Robert, married Nancy Marshall, also a daughter of Robert Marshall.
p. 752
Bio of Robert McKinney (b. 1825), Elizabeth. "His wife was Nancy, daughter of Robert Marshall, of Ohio, and she died Dec. 20, 1880."
p. 640
Bio of David George, farmer, Dixmont. David's father John's first wife was Sarah Marshall (she was not David's mother.)
p. 557
History of Algeo family of county Donegal. "Sarah Ellen Algeo, daughter of John and Annabella, married, in 1847, Thomas M. Marshall, the well-known attorney, and died in 1857. She was much loved by all who knew her for her gentle Christian character."
p. 194
History of Marshall township. "The name is that of T. M. Marshall, the attorney by whom the proceedings before the court were conducted."
p. 553
Bio of Charles A. Sullivan. He was admitted to the practice of law in Allegheny county by Hon. Thomas M. Marshall.
p. 379
Bio of Robert Hamerton Kelley, Jr., Hulton. In 1870, he was six months in the employ of W. P. Marshall.
p. 157
History of Indiana township. List of residents prior to 1820 includes William Marshall.
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