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  1. Church Records: Adams, Berk and Lancaster Counties, Pennsylvania 1729-1881, Record ID # 313641.
  2. Pennsylvania. Chester County. Chester County Archives, West Chester. Will books, Book P: 354.
  3. Rachel Clingan will (1831), Chester County Will Book S, Volume 18, Page 301, Chester County Archives, West Chester, Pennsylvania.
  4. Church Records: Adams, Berk and Lancaster Counties, Pennsylvania 1729-1881, Record ID# 313770.
  5. Ibid., Record ID # 313620.
  6. Virginia. Washington County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, Roll 980, p. 154. Buchanan: Nancy 56 VA, Sidney 21 VA, Ulderson 18 VA farmer.
  7. Virginia. Smyth County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, Roll 976, p. 204. Buchanan: Andrew 55 VA farmer, Ann 35 VA, Andrew P. 28 VA laborer, George A. 26 VA laborer, Violet A. 24 VA.
  8. Pennsylvania. Chester County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, Honey Brook Township. J. Buchanan household, page 387, dwelling 119, family 133; National Archives micropublication M432, roll 766 Buchannon: J. 77 PA, Cathern 74 PA, BARR: Sarah 40 PA, Margaret 15 PA, Martha 13 PA, HAPPERSETT: Rees 13 PA, Charles 4 MD.
  9. Forks of the Brandywine Presbyterian Church Records (Chester County, PA), Register of Baptisms (Dr. Grier), p. 6. 84. Martha, daughter of John Buchanan & Catharine, his wife, Nov. 30th, 1817.
  10. Pennsylvania. Lancaster County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, Salisbury Township, Roll 789, p. 22. Buchanan: Isaac 72 PA, Mary 67 PA wife, Martha 38 PA.
  11. Pennsylvania. Chester County. 1870 U.S. Census, population schedule, Honey Brook Township, Roll 1323, p. 285. Buchanan: William 60 PA retired merchant, Anna 27 PA, Martha 23 PA, Martha 57 PA keeps house.
  12. Family data, J. A. J. Buchanan Family Bible, Holy Bible, (Troy, NY: Merriam, Moore & Co., 1848). The Buchanan Family Bible information was started by Hon. Andrew Buchanan. On December 13, 1853, J. A. J. Buchanan transcribed the information from the original Bible to his own Bible afterwhich he continued the family record. The current owner and location of the Bible are unknown, but a transcribed copy of the family record is located in the Buchanan file at the Cornerstone Genealogical Society (144 E. Greene Street, PO Box 547; Waynesburg, Pennsylvania 15370). Births. Andrew Buchanan, April 8, 1780.
  13. George Leffingwell Reed, A. B., Alumni Record: Dickinson College (Carlisle, Pennsylvania: Dickinson College, 1905), 47.
  14. Pennsylvania. Cumberland County. Dickinson College. Archives, Andrew Buchanan file.
  15. Biographical Directory of the American Congress, 1774-1927 (Washington D. C.: U. S. Govt. Printing Office, 1928), 753, Andrew Buchanan biography.
  16. Greene County Deed Book 2: 326, Office of the Register & Recorder, Courthouse, Waynesburg, Greene County, Pennsylvania.
  17. Andrew Buchanan household, 1810 U.S. census, population schedule, Franklin Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, page 18 (stamped)/37 (written), line 9; National Archives microfilm publication M252, roll 49. Head of household: Andrew Buchanan / free white male under 10 = 1 / free white male 26-44 = 1 / free white females uner 10 = 2 / free white females 16-25 = 1.
  18. Andrew Buchanan Esq. household, 1820 U.S. census, population schedule, Franklin Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, page 345 (stamped), line 51; National Archives microfilm publication M33, roll 98. Head of household: Andrew Buchanan, Esq. / free white males under 10 = 2/ free white male 26-45 = 1 / free white females under 10 = 2 / free white female 10-16 = 1 / free white female 16-26 = 1 / free white female 26-45 = 1 / 1 person engaged in commerce.
  19. Andrew Buchanan household, 1830 U.S. census, population schedule, Franklin Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, page 431 (written), line 8; National Archives microfilm publication M19, roll 162. Head of household: Andrew Buchanan / free white male under 5 = 1 / free white male of 5 and under 10 = 1 / free white male of 10 and under 15 = 1 / free white male of 15 and under 20 = 1 / free white male of 50 and under 60 = 1 / free white female of 5 and under 10 = 1 / free white female of 10 and under 15 = 1 / free white female of 15 and under 20 = 1 / free white female of 40 and under 50 = 1.
  20. Andrew Buchanan household, 1840 U.S. census, population schedule, Franklin Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, page 93 (stamped), line 1; National Archives microfilm publication M704, roll 461. Head of household: Andrew Buchanan / free white male of 10 and under 15 = 2 / free white male of 15 and under 20 = 1 / free white male of 20 and under 30 = 1 / free white male of 60 and under 70 = 1 / free white female of 10 and under 15 = 1 / free white female of 50 and under 60 = 1. Possible residents: David Buchanan [son] - about 14y, James Andrew Jackson Buchanan [son] - about 16y, John Buchanan [son] - about 21y, Andrew Buchanan [head] - about 60y, Rhoda (Stevenson) Buchanan [wife] - about 56y. Two grandchildren may also have been in the house, possibly Andrew Buchanan Brown - about 14y, and Anna Adelia Brown - about 12y or Ellen Jane Brown - about 10y, all 3 were children of Rachel (Buchanan) Brown who died in 1833.
  21. J. A. J. Buchanan Family Bible, Deaths. "Andrew Buchanan Sr. Decr 2, 1848 at 12 A.M.".
  22. Andrew Buchanan will (1848), Greene County Will Book 3: 43, Office of the Register & Recorder, Courthouse, Waynesburg, Pennsylvania.
  23. Andrew Buchanan and Rhoda Buchanan tombstone, section B, lot 4, Green Mount Cemetery, Waynesburg, Greene County, Pennsylvania; transcribed by Candice Buchanan on 6 February 2002. To the memory of / Andrew Buchanan / _________ / Born April 8th 1780 / Died Decmr. 2nd 1848 // Rhoda Buchanan / relict of the late / Hon. Andrew Buchanan / Born July 11, 1784 / Died July 6, 1869.
  24. J. A. J. Buchanan Family Bible, Marriages. "Andrew Buchanan to Rhoda Stephenson, April 22nd A. D. 1804".
  25. Rhoda Buchanan household, 1850 U.S. census, population schedule, Marion Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, page 240 (stamped)/471 (written), dwelling 61, family 62; National Archives microfilm publication M432, roll 783. BUCHANAN: Rhoda 66 $1000 NJ, David 24 PA, Kisiah 17 PA, OGDEN: Sarah 16 PA, BROWN: A. B. 25 PA.
  26. David Buchanan household, 1860 U.S. census, population schedule, Marion Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, Waynesburg post office, page 542-543 (stamped)/158-159 (written), dwelling 1124, family 1149; National Archives microfilm publication M653, roll 1114. Buchanan: David 36 farmer (Value of real estate-$3000) (Value of personal estate-$1000) PA, Sarah 37 housekeeper PA, Phillip 10 PA (attended school within the year), Rebecca 8 PA (attended school within the year), Cinia J. 1 PA, Rhoda 76 housekeeper (Value of real estate-$1500) (Value of personal estate-$4100) NJ.
  27. J. A. J. Buchanan Family Bible, Births. "Rhoda Stephenson, Born in the Jersies, July 11, 1784".
  28. Ibid., Deaths. "Rhoda Buchanan July 6th A.D. 1869 at 2 ½ Oclock A.M.".
  29. Ronald Vern Jackson, editor, Mortality Schedule, Pennsylvania, 1870 (Bountiful, Utah: Accelerated Indexing Systems, circa 1979), Rhoda Buchanan entry. "Surname: RHODA BUCHANAN / Year: 1870 / County: GREENE CO. / State: PA / Age: 85 / Gender: F / Month of Death: JUN / State of Birth: PA / ID#: MRT197_41664 / Occupation: NONE LISTED / Cause of Death: ENYSIPELAS".
  30. J. A. J. Buchanan Family Bible, Births. "James, Jany. 1, 1810".
  31. Ibid., Deaths. "James, Nov. 27, 1810".
  32. Pennsylvania. Chester County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, Honey Brook Township. D. Buchanan household, page 394, dwelling 208, family 228; National Archives micropublication M432, roll 766 Buchanan: D. 67 PA farmer, Rachel 30 PA, RUSSELL: Miffilin 19 PA.
  33. Pennsylvania. Chester County. 1860 U.S. Census, population schedule, Honey Brook Township, Roll 1093, p. 226. Buchanan: David 77 PA farmer, Rachel 30 PA housekeeper, Jane 25 PA, David 8 PA, Mary 6 PA, Emma 4 PA, James 2 PA, JONES: Esther 14 PA, WILLIAMS: Ann 14 PA.
  34. Pennsylvania. Chester County. 1870 U.S. Census, population schedule, Honey Brook Township. Rachel Buchanan household, Talbotville post office, page 271, dwelling 45, family 45; National Archives micropublication M593, roll 1323 Buchanan: Rachel 50 keeps house PA, Emma 30 at home PA.
  35. Indiana. Cass County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, Bethlehem Township, Roll 137, p. 426, Residence 81, Household 78. Buchanan: Harriet 62 PA $3000, Andrew B. 40 PA physician, John C. 38 PA, David C. 28 PA clerk, Milton 26 PA physician, Edward B. 23 PA merchant, Maria 19 PA, GRIER: Margaret 12 NJ.
  36. Pennsylvania. Chester County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, Honey Brook Township. Sarah Graham household, page 385, dwelling 76, family 85; National Archives micropublication M432, roll 766 Graham: Sarah 72 PA, BUCHANAN: Jesse 42 PA laborer (blind), Sarah 12 PA.
  37. Indiana. Bartholomew County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, Columbus Township, Roll 136, p. 309. Buckhanan: William 31 VA farmer, Zerelda 26 IN, Lucretia 6 IN, Violette 3 IN, Florence 3/12 IN, SPURGEN: Martha J. 22 IN, Mary Ann 19 IN, Newton 10 IN, ROUSE: Andrew 34 (or 24 ?) VA laborer.
  38. Virginia. Smyth County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, Roll 976, p. 235. Buchanan: William R. 45 VA farmer, Mary C. 40 VA, Sarah A. 11 VA, William 8 VA, James W. 3 VA.
  39. Virginia. Washington County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, Roll 980, p. 167. Stuart: Arthur 50 VA, Mary 39 VA, Margaret 18 VA, Arthur 12 VA, Mary A. 10 VA, Joseph 8 VA, James 6 VA, Robert 2 VA, Josephine 1 VA.
  40. Ibid., Roll 980, p. 113. Stewart: Joseph 45 VA farmer, Sarah 30 VA, Wm. 18 VA, Mary 16 VA.
  41. Virginia. Smyth County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, Roll 976, p. 201. Buchanan: Isaac S. 27 VA tanner, Mary 37 VA, George W. 4 VA, Thomas J. 2 VA, DAVENPORT: Martha E. 16 KY.
  42. Tennessee. Claiborne County. 1880 U.S. Census, population schedule. District 6, National Archives Film T9-1247, p. 150B Winter: Mary 56 VA VA VA wd., BUCHANAN: Thomas J. son farm laborer 30 VA VA VA, Frank son farm laborer 19 TN VA VA, Mary dau-in-law 21 TN VA TN, VARNES: Palestine son 7 TN TN TN.
  43. Virginia. Smyth County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, Roll 976, p. 231. Buchanan: Wilson 35 farmer VA, Member 30 VA, Martha J. 7 VA, George N. 5 VA, William L. 2 VA, Eliza 30 VA.
  44. Ibid., Roll 976, p. 204-205. Buchanan: Andrew 55 VA farmer, Ann 35 VA, Andrew P. 28 VA laborer, George A. 26 VA laborer, Violet A. 24 VA.
  45. Pennsylvania. Chester County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, Honey Brook Township. David Buchanan household, page 398, dwelling 270, family 295; National Archives micropublication M432, roll 766 Buchannan: D. 51 PA farmer, Rebecca 22 PA, Cathern 20 PA, Loretia 18 PA, Martha 15 PA, Maryann 13 PA, Eliza 13 PA, Jacob C. 11 PA, Abner T. 8 PA, ROBINSON: James 24 PA laborer, IRWIN: Phminah 32 PA.
  46. Pennsylvania. Chester County. 1860 U.S. Census, population schedule, Honey Brook Township, Roll 1093, p. 217. Buchanan: David Jr. 61 farmer PA, Rebecca 32 housekeeper PA, Martha 25 PA, Eliza J. 23 PA, Jacob C. 21 PA, Abner G. 18 PA.
  47. Pennsylvania. Chester County. 1870 U.S. Census, population schedule, Honey Brook Township, Roll 1323, p. 284. Buchanan: David 71 PA retired farmer, Rebecca 42 PA at home, Jane 33 PA keeping house.
  48. Forks of the Brandywine Presbyterian Church Records (Chester County, PA), Register of Marriages. Buchanan, David to Eliza Clemens, Sept. 10, 1823.
  49. Pennsylvania. Chester County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, Honey Brook Township. David Buchanan household, page 398, dwelling 270, family 295; National Archives micropublication M432, roll 766 Buchannan: D. 51 PA farmer, Rebecca 22 PA, Cathern 20 PA, Loretia 18 PA, Martha 15 PA, Maryann 13 PA, Eliza 13 PA, Jacob C. 11 PA, Abner F. 8 PA, ROBINSON: James 24 PA laborer, IRWIN: Phminah 32 PA.
  50. Pennsylvania. Chester County. 1880 U.S. Census, population schedule, Honey Brook Township, Ed. 101, p. 16. Buchanan: Rebecca M. 52 PA PA PA (single) keeps house, Jane 43 sister PA PA PA (single) keeps house.
  51. Forks of the Brandywine Presbyterian Church Records (Chester County, PA), Register of Baptisms. Martha, daughter of David & Eliza Buchanan, May 3, 1835.
  52. Pennsylvania. Chester County. 1910 U.S. Census, population schedule, Honey Brook Township, Ed. 31, p. 14. Buchanan: Eliza J. 73 (single) PA PA PA, Cora C. 32 niece PA PA PA teacher of public school, Paul R. 27 nephew PA PA PA.
  53. Pennsylvania. Chester County. 1900 U.S. Census, population schedule, Honey Brook Township. Roll 1393, Book 1, p. 13, Residence 72, Household 72 Buchanan: Clement (Apr. 1839) 61 wd. PA PA PA farmer, Claire son (Oct. 1875) 24 PA PA PA student, Cora dau. (Feb. 1878) 22 PA PA PA school teacher, Paul son (Jan. 1883) 17 PA PA PA farm laborer, Jane sister (Feb. 1837) 63 PA PA PA housekeeper.
  54. Pennsylvania. Chester County. 1870 U.S. Census, population schedule, Honey Brook Township, Roll 1323, p. 284. Buchanan: Andrew 67 retired farmer PA, Leah 58 PA, Charles 34 works on farm PA, Laura 30 at home PA.
  55. Pennsylvania. Chester County. 1860 U.S. Census, population schedule, Upper Uwchlan Township, p. 486. Buchanan: Andrew 57 farmer PA, Leah Ann 48 PA, Charles R. 25 PA, John A. 23 storekeeper PA, Laura 18 PA, Martha Jane 13 PA, HAMPHILL: James 40 IRE, HUTCHISON: Eliza 40 PA, WATSON: Joshua 9 PA (black).
  56. Forks of the Brandywine Presbyterian Church Records (Chester County, PA), Register of Marriages (Dr. Grier), p. 104. Andrew Buchanan to Leah A. Reed, Jan. 23, 1834.
  57. Pennsylvania. Chester County. 1870 U.S. Census, population schedule, Honey Brook Township, Roll 1323, p. 28. Buchanan: Andrew 67 retired farmer PA, Leah 58 PA, Charles 34 works on farm PA, Laura 30 at home PA.
  58. Pennsylvania. Chester County. 1880 U.S. Census, population schedule, Honey Brook Township, Ed. 101, p. 17. Buchanan: Lea 68 wd. PA PA PA keeps house, Charles 44 son PA PA PA laborer, Laura 39 dau. PA PA PA at home, Martha 33 dau. PA PA PA teaches school.
  59. Pennsylvania. Chester County. 1900 U.S. Census, population schedule, Honey Brook Township, Roll 1393, Book 1, p. 23a. Buchanan: Charles (Nov. 1834) 65 day laborer PA PA PA, Martha J. (May 1847) 53 sister PA PA PA, LEWIS: Jane (Apr. 1813) 87 boarder (single) PA PA PA.
  60. Pennsylvania. Chester County. 1910 U.S. Census, population schedule, Honey Brook Township, Ed. 31, p. 13. Buchanan: Charles R. 75 (single) PA PA PA, Martha J. 62 (single) sister PA PA PA, TROUB: Letitia A. 73 wd. PA PA PA.
  61. Ibid., Ed. 31, p.13. Buchanan: Charles R. 75 (single) PA PA PA, Martha J. 62 (single) sister PA PA PA, TROUB: Letitia A. 73 wd. PA PA PA.
  62. Forks of the Brandywine Presbyterian Church Records (Chester County, PA), Register of Baptisms. Martha Jane, daughter of Mr. Andrew and Mrs. Leah A. Buchanan, April 16, 1848.
  63. Pennsylvania. Chester County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, Honey Brook Township. John Ralston household, page 398-399, dwelling 276, family 301; National Archives micropublication M432, roll 766 Rolston: John 49 PA, Jane 43 PA, Frances 17 PA, James 15 PA student, Catherin 14 PA, John 12 PA, Robert J. B. 11 PA, Maryann G. 9 PA, Sarah J. 7 PA, Ella L. P. 5 PA [+ many boarders -- this is a boarding house].
  64. Pennsylvania. Chester County. 1870 U.S. Census, population schedule, Honey Brook Township. John Ralston household, Talbotville post office, page 272, dwelling 59, family 59; National Archives micropublication M593, roll 1323 Ralston: John 68 farmer PA, Jane 64 keeping house PA, Frances 36 at home PA, Catharine 32 at home PA, Sarah 24 at home PA, Louisa 22 at home PA, BRADLEY: Jane 8 (black) domestic servant PA.
  65. Pennsylvania. Chester County. 1880 U.S. Census, population schedule, Honey Brook Township, National Archives Film T9-1115, p. 481A. Ralston: James 40 PA PA PA farmer, Jane mother 74 PA PA PA, Francis sister 42 PA PA PA, Catharine sister 35 PA PA PA, Mary sister 31 PA PA PA teaches school, Sarah sister 29 PA PA PA, Ella sister 27 PA PA PA teaches school, BRADLEY: Jane 18 PA PA PA servant, WATSON: John 35 PA PA PA servant.
  66. Forks of the Brandywine Presbyterian Church Records (Chester County, PA), Register of Marriages (Dr. Grier), p. 103. John Ralston to Jane Buchanan, April 1832.
  67. Pennsylvania. Chester County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, Honey Brook Township. John Ralston household, page 398-399, dwelling 276, family 301; National Archives micropublication M432, roll 766 Rolston: John 49 farmer $8000 PA, Jane 43 PA, Frances 17 PA, James 15 PA student, Catherin 14 PA, John 12 PA, Robert J. B. 11 PA, Maryann G. 9 PA, Sarah J. 7 PA, Ella L. P. 5 PA [+ many boarders -- this is a boarding house].
  68. Forks of the Brandywine Presbyterian Church Records (Chester County, PA), Register of Baptisms. John, son of John & Jane Ralston, May 6, 1838.
  69. Ibid., Register of Baptisms. Sarah Jane, child of John & Jane Ralston, Oct. 1843.
  70. Pennsylvania. Chester County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, Honey Brook Township. W. Buchanan household, page 398, dwelling 272, family 297; National Archives micropublication M432, roll 766 Buchanan: W. 34 farmer PA, Elizabeth 26 PA, Almina 8 PA, Claria 5 PA, HAPPERSETT: R. 42 female PA, Caroline 19 PA, Melchia 15 PA, GRIFFITH: Jane 30 PA, CORTNEY: James 45 PA laborer, EARNHART (?): Adam 24 PA laborer.
  71. Forks of the Brandywine Presbyterian Church Records (Chester County, PA), Register of Marriages (Dr. Grier), p. 101. Jacob Happersett to Rachel Buchanan, March 25, 1830.
  72. Pennsylvania. Chester County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, Honey Brook Township. J. Buchanan household, page 387, dwelling 118, family 132; National Archives micropublication M432, roll 766 Buchanan: J. 34 PA farmer, Lucinda 31 PA, Franklin 2 PA, BOWERS: Sarah 18 PA, ZACERN (or YOCUM ?): William 35 PA laborer, FINLEY: William 15 laborer, HAPPERSETT: R. 11 (female) PA.
  73. Forks of the Brandywine Presbyterian Church Records (Chester County, PA), Register of Baptisms. Emma Catherine, daughter of Jacob & Rachel Happersett, Oct. 3, 1842.
  74. Pennsylvania. Chester County. 1860 U.S. Census, population schedule, Honey Brook Township, Roll 1093, p. 191. Barr: Sarah A. 60 PA, Margaret 25 PA teacher at school, Martha 23 PA.
  75. Pennsylvania. Chester County. 1870 U.S. Census, population schedule, Honey Brook Township. John Lewis household, Talbotville post office, page 283, dwelling 204, family 204; National Archives micropublication M593, roll 1323 Lewis: John 43 retail merchant PA, Martha 33 keeping house PA, James 7 PA, Robert 5 PA, Francis 3 PA, Margaret 1 PA, BARR: Sarah 55 lives with daughter PA.
  76. Pennsylvania. Chester County. 1880 U.S. Census, population schedule, Honey Brook Township, National Archives Film T9-1115, p. 484C. Lewis: John 50 PA PA PA farmer wd., James son 16 PA PA PA works on farm, Robert 14 son PA PA PA works on farm, Frank son 12 PA PA PA, Maggie dau. 10 PA PA PA, BARR: Sarah M. 70 PA PA PA boarder wd., MCDONNEL: Ada 21 PA PA PA servant.
  77. Pennsylvania. Chester County. 1870 U.S. Census, population schedule, Honey Brook Township. William Buchanan household, Talbotville post office, page 283, dwelling 207, family 207; National Archives micropublication M593, roll 1323 Buchanan: William 50 PA retails merchant, Elizabeth 40 PA, Almena 20 PA, HAUL: Elma 12 PA domestic servant.
  78. Pennsylvania. Chester County. 1880 U.S. Census, population schedule, West Brandywine Township. Samuel Long household, National Archives micropublication T9, roll 1114, p. 86C Long: Samuel W. 36 PA PA PA farmer, A. Almena wife 38 PA PA PA, BUCHANAN: William P. father-in-law 65 PA PA PA, Elizabeth A. mother-in-law 57 PA PA PA, JOHN: Joseph A. A. 19 PA PA PA laborer, LARBY: Frank 14 PA PA PA laborer, SLIDER: Rebecca 13 PA PA PA servant.
  79. Wm. P. Buchanan household, 1860 U.S. census, population schedule, Honey Brook Township, Chester County, Pennsylvania, Coatesville post office, page 216 (stamped)/142 (written), dwelling 1051, family 1040; National Archives microfilm publication M653, roll 1093. Buchanan: Wm. P. 45 farmer (Value of real estate-$16,000) (Value of personal estate-$2000) PA, Elizabeth A. 36 housewife PA, Almene 18 help PA, Clara 16 PA (attended school within the year), HAPPERSETT: Charles 14 PA (attended school within the year).
  80. Forks of the Brandywine Presbyterian Church Records (Chester County, PA), Register of Baptisms (Dr. Grier), p. 2. 31. William, son of John & Catharine Buchanan, Dec. 31, 1815.
  81. Ibid., Register of Marriages (Dr. Grier), p. 109. John Buchanan to Lucinda Graham, Feb. 18, 1847.
  82. Lucinda Buchanan household, 1860 U.S. census, population schedule, Honey Brook Township, Chester County, Pennsylvania, Coatesville post office, page 216 (stamped)/142 (written), dwelling 1048, family 1037; National Archives microfilm publication M653, roll 1093. Buchanan: Lucinda 42 housekeeper (Value of real estate-$20,000) (Value of personal estate-$2000) PA, Frank 12 PA (attended school within the year), John A. 9 PA (attended school within the year), Clinton 6 PA (attended school within the year), BROWER: Mary 17 domestic PA, John 23 farm laborer PA, HAPPERSETT: Reese 22 farm laborer PA.
  83. Lucinda Buchanan household, 1870 U.S. census, population schedule, Honey Brook Township, Chester County, Pennsylvania, Talbotville post office, page 274 (stamped)/12 (written), dwelling 87, family 87; National Archives microfilm publication M593, roll 1323. Buchanan: Lucinda 51 keeps house (Value of real estate-$25,000) (Value of personal estate-$9000) PA, Franklin 22 works on farm PA, Alfred 19 works on farm PA, Clinton 16 works on farm PA, BREWER: Lucinda 21 domestic servant PA.
  84. Pennsylvania. Lancaster County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, Salisbury Township, Roll 789, p. 22. Buchanan: Robinson 41 PA farmer $3000, Anna 42 PA wife, Isaac C. 13 PA, James P. 12 PA, Martha 8 PA, Maria C. 4 PA, John R. 1 PA.
  85. Pennsylvania. Chester County. 1870 U.S. Census, population schedule, Honey Brook Township, Roll 1323, p. 284. Buchanan: Ann 63 PA, Martha 26 PA.
  86. Pennsylvania. Chester County. 1880 U.S. Census, population schedule, Honey Brook Township, Ed. 101, p. 16. Buchanan: Ann 73 wd. PA PA PA keeps house, Martha 37 dau. PA PA PA at home.
  87. Pennsylvania. Chester County. 1900 U.S. Census, population schedule, Honey Brook Township, Roll 1393, Book 1, p. 26. Buchanan: Martha (Feb. 1843) 57 single PA PA PA.
  88. Pennsylvania. Chester County. 1910 U.S. Census, population schedule, Honey Brook Township, Ed. 31, p. 14. Buchanan: Martha A. 67 single PA PA PA.
  89. Pennsylvania. Chester County. 1920 U.S. Census, population schedule, Honey Brook Township, Roll 1550, Ed. 43. 81-91 BUCHANAN: Martha A. 76 PA PA PA (single).
  90. Pennsylvania. Lancaster County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, Salisbury Township, Roll 789, p. 25. Buchanan: William 40 PA merchant $3000, Ruth 30 Delaware wife, Anna 6 PA, Isaac R. 6 PA, Martha 3 PA, LIVELY: William 20 PA laborer, JOHNS: Martha Ann 27 PA.
  91. Pennsylvania. Clarion County. 1880 U.S. Census, population schedule, Piney, National Archives Film T9-1117, p. 251D. Buchanon: Isaac 36 PA PA DE farmer, Katie wife 36 PA PA PA, Alice dau. 13 PA PA PA, William son 10 PA PA PA, Anna dau. 7 PA PA PA, John son 5 PA PA PA, William father 70 PA PA PA retired farmer.
  92. J. A. J. Buchanan Family Bible, Births. "Rachel, Jany. 28, 1805".
  93. Ibid., Deaths. "Rachel, July 2d 1833".
  94. Ibid., Births. Elizabeth, Octr. 17, 1806.
  95. Family data, James Garrett Garrettson Family Bible, Holy Bible, (Philadelphia, PA: Lippincott, Grambo & Co., 1852); original owned in 2004 by his grandson James Albert Garrettson, Jr. The Garrettson Family Bible information was started by Elizabeth (Buchanan) McClelland who presented the Bible to her great-grandson James Garrett Garrettson on 20 May 1885. Births. [1st entry of her birth] "Elizabeth Buchanan was born October the 10 1806" / [2nd entry of her birth] "record in her fathers Bible, in his own hand states she was born Oct 17 1806".
  96. William McClellan household, 1850 U.S. census, population schedule, Franklin Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, page 252-253 (stamped)/502-503 (written), dwelling 86, family 87; National Archives microfilm publication M432, roll 783. McClellan: William 49 PA farmer $5000, Elizabeth 44 PA, Harriet 18 PA, William McC. 17 PA farmer, Rhoda 13 PA (attended school within the year), John H. 9 PA (attended school within the year), Elija 6 PA (attended school within the year).
  97. William McClelland household, 1860 U.S. census, population schedule, Marion Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, Waynesburg post office, page 549 (stamped)/165 (written), dwelling 1171, family 1198; National Archives microfilm publication M653, roll 1114. McClelland: William 60 farmer PA, Elizabeth 54 housekeeper PA, William D. 29 farmer PA, GARRISON: William 8 PA, LONG: Isabell _7 housekeeper PA.
  98. Wm. McClelland household, 1870 U.S. census, population schedule, Marion Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, Waynesburg post office, page 300 (stamped), dwelling 134, family 132; National Archives micropublication M593, roll 1348. McClelland: Wm. 70 farmer PA, Elizabeth 64 PA, William 39 PA, STROSNIDER: John 42 farmer PA, Rhoda 33 PA, Jennie 10 PA, Ida 6 PA, Harriet 4 PA, John 6/12 (Nov.) PA, RUSH: Anna 22 domestic servt. PA.
  99. Wm. McClelland household, 1880 U.S. census, population schedule, Waynesburg, Greene County, Pennsylvania, ED 77, SD 8, page 268C (stamped)/7 (written), dwelling 63, family 67; National Archives microfilm publication T9, roll 1133. McCLELLAND: William 79 retired farmer (blind) (maimed, crippled, bedridden or otherwise disabled) PA PA PA, Elizabeth 72 wife keeping house PA PA --, GARRISON: William 28 grandson works in cabinet shop (maimed, crippled, bedridden or otherwise disabled) PA WV PA.
  100. James G. Garrettson Family Bible, Deaths. "Elizabeth McClelland Died Dec. 6 1890".
  101. Elizabeth McClelland obituary, Waynesburg Republican, Waynesburg, Pennsylvania, 11 December 1890.
  102. James G. Garrettson Family Bible, Marriages. "William McClelland was married to Elizabeth Buchanan July the 6 1824.".
  103. Ibid., Births. "William McClelland was born November the 18 1800".
  104. Ibid., Deaths. "Wm. McClelland Died Aug. the 8th 1880 aged 80 years old".
  105. Ibid., Deaths. "Infant that was never named a day old only".
  106. Ibid., Births. "Mary McClelland was born June 26 - 1825".
  107. Ibid., Deaths. "Mary McClelland Died June 27 1825".
  108. Ibid., Births. "Catherine E. McClelland was borne June 1826".
  109. Ibid., Deaths. "Catherine McClelland Died the 28 day of October 1826".
  110. Ibid., Births. "Rhoda McClelland was born May 12 1834".
  111. Ibid., Deaths. "Rhoda McClelland Died March 15 1836".
  112. Ibid., Births. "Rhoda McClelland again & Catherine McClelland was born June 1 - 1837 they were twins".
  113. Ibid., Deaths. "Catherine McClelland Died 2 of June 1837".
  114. Ibid., Births. "John Henry McClelland was born June 30 - 1841".
  115. Ibid., Deaths. "John H. McClelland Died December the 18 1869".
  116. Ibid., Deaths. "Eliga McClelland departed this life in battle before Richmond on the 26 day of June 1862".
  117. Ibid., Births. Eliga [word that cannot be read] McClelland was born September 21 - 1843".
  118. Andrew Buchanan household, 1850 U.S. census, population schedule, Franklin Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, page 252 (stamped)/502 (written), dwelling 85, family 86; National Archives microfilm publication M432, roll 783. Buchanan: Andrew 38 farmer $3000 PA, Harriet 29 PA, John 10 PA, David 7 PA (attended school within the year), William 4 PA, Rachel 1 PA.
  119. Andrew Bucanen household, 1860 U.S. census, population schedule, Franklin Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, Waynesburg post office, page 406 (stamped)/179 (written), dwelling 1263, family 1296; National Archives microfilm publication M653, roll 1114. Bucanen: Andrew 40 farmer (Value of Real Estate - 3000) (Value of Personal Estate - 700) PA, Harriet 33 housekeeper PA, John 17 farmer PA (attended school within the year), David 16 farmer PA (attended school within the year), Rachel 11 PA (attended school within the year), Harriet 8 PA, Catharine 6 PA, Martha 4 PA, Charles 1 PA.
  120. Andrew Buchannon Jr. household, 1840 U.S. census, population schedule, Franklin Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, page 139, line 17; National Archives microfilm publication M704, roll 461. Head of household: Andrew Buchannon Jr. / free white male of 20 and under 30 = 1 / free white female of 15 and under 20 = 1.
  121. J. A. J. Buchanan Family Bible, Births. "Andrew, Sept. 16, 1812".
  122. Harriet Buchanan household, 1870 U.S. census, population schedule, Franklin Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, Waynesburg post office, page 236 (stamped)/34 (written), dwelling 242, family 242; National Archives microfilm publication M593, roll 1348. Buchanan: Harriet 47 keeping house (Value of Real Estate - 6900) (Value of Personal Estate - 650) PA (cannot write), John 27 PA idiotic, David 25 farm hand PA (cannot write), William 22 farm hand PA, Rachel 19 PA (cannot write), Harriet 17 PA (attended school within the year), Catherine 16 PA (attended school within the year), Martha 14 PA (attended school within the year), Charles 10 PA.
  123. Harriet Buchanan household, 1880 U.S. census, population schedule, Franklin Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, ED 71, SD 8, page 201A (stamped)/21 (written), dwelling 159, family 169; National Archives microfilm publication T9, roll 1133. Buchanan: Harriet 59 wd. keeping house PA PA PA (can't read/write), John 39 son works on farm PA PA PA (can't read/write), Charles 21 son works on farm PA PA PA.
  124. Harriet Buchanan obituary, Waynesburg Republican, Waynesburg, Pennsylvania, 26 March 1891. "Mrs. Harriet Buchanan...died at the home of her son Wm. Buchanan, Franklin Township, Monday, Mar. 23, aged about 70 years".
  125. Ibid.
  126. Zachariah Reyan household, 1850 U.S. census, population schedule, Steubenville, Jefferson County, Ohio, page 41 (stamped), dwelling 600, family 632; National Archives microfilm publication M432, roll 699. Reyan: Zachariah 45 PA Minister Meth. Pr., Martha 35 PA, Jane E. 15 PA (attended school within the year), Rachel A. 2 OH.
  127. Zachariah Ragan household, 1860 U.S. census, population schedule, Steubenville, Jefferson County, Ohio, Steubenville post office, page 21-22 (stamped)/42-43 (written), dwelling 287, family 291; National Archives microfilm publication M653, roll 993. Ragan: Zachariah 56 editor (Value of personal estate-$1000) PA, Martha B. 46 PA, Rachel A. 14 OH (attended school within the year), JOHNSON: Sarah 46 domestic VA [+ Borland family].
  128. Zachariah Ragan household, 1870 U.S. census, population schedule, Steubenville, Jefferson County, Ohio, Steubenville post office, page 36 (stamped)/18 (written), dwelling 133, family 136; National Archives microfilm publication M593, roll 1228. Ragan: Zachariah 66 minister (Value of personal estate-$800) PA, Martha B. 55 keeping house (Value of personal estate-$800) PA, SHANE: Jane E. 33 PA.
  129. William R. Zink household, 1880 U.S. census, population schedule, Steubenville, Jefferson County, Ohio, ED 113, SD 7, page 530B (stamped)/38 (written), dwelling 273, family 319; National Archives microfilm publication T9, roll 1037. Zink: William R. 45 OH OH OH Assistant Freight Agent C&P RR, Jane E. wife 44 keeping house PA PA PA, RAGAN: Martha B. mother-in-law 65 wd. PA VA PA, FLOOD: John F. adopted son 24 OH IRE IRE shipping clerk, RHEAL: Mary 30 wd. PA GER GER domestic servant.
  130. J. A. J. Buchanan Family Bible, Births. "Martha, Septr. 15, 1814".
  131. Martha B. Ragan will (1885), Jefferson County Will Book 10: 368, Probate Court, Steubenville, Ohio. Will made: 16 Oct 1885; Will probated: 30 July 1886.
  132. J. A. J. Buchanan Family Bible, Deaths. "Martha Ragan died July 27th A.D. 1886 at 2 ½ P.M.".
  133. Ibid., Births. "Jane, Octr. 14, 1817".
  134. Elijah Adams household, 1850 U.S. census, population schedule, Marion Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, page 238 (stamped)/473 (written), dwelling 37, family 39; National Archives microfilm publication M432, roll 783. Adams: Elija 43 PA merchant $6500, Van Buren 13 PA (attended school within the year), Rhoda 12 PA (attended school within the year), Ann Eliza 8 PA (attended school within the year), Robert 4 PA (attended school within the year), Elija 2 PA, HOLDERMAN: John 20 OH printer, HUNT: Mary A. 28 PA.
  135. Eligah Adams household, 1880 U.S. census, population schedule, Franklin Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, ED 71, SD 8, page 198C (stamped)/15 (written), dwelling 129, family 137; National Archives microfilm publication T9, roll 1133. Adams: Eligah 73 servant PA PA MD, Martha 68 wife PA Ire PA, Anneliza 38 dau. PA PA PA, Martha Jane 24 dau. PA PA PA + county home residents.
  136. Elijah Adams household, 1860 U.S. census, population schedule, Marion Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, Waynesburg post office, page 555-556 (stamped)/171-172 (written), dwelling 1215, family 1245; National Archives microfilm publication M653, roll 1114. Adams: Elijah 53 innkeeper PA, Martha 53 PA, Rhoda 22 milliner IN, Anna A. 19 milliner PA, Robert 15 student PA, Elijah 12 PA, Isabelle M. 5 PA, VANVOORHIS: Mary R. 14 PA, ADAMS: Martha J. 7 PA + 5 guests.
  137. Elijah Adams household, 1870 U.S. census, population schedule, Franklin Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, Waynesburg post office, page 228-229 (stamped)/18-19 (written), dwelling 137, family 137; National Archives microfilm publication M593, roll 1348. Adams: Elijah 63 farmer 7000-1000 PA, Martha 58 keeping house ___-4000 PA, Eliza 28 PA, VANVORIS: Ruth 24 ____-400 PA, ADAMS: Martha 17 PA (attended school within the year), + poor farm residents.
  138. Family data, Robert Adams, Sr., Family Bible, The Old Testament Translated Out of the Original Hebrew, and With the Former Translation Diligently Compared and Revised. Together with the Apocrypha. Done by the Special Command of King James I. of England, (Philadelphia: Mathew Carey, 1818 [date is smudged and hard to read]). Bible owned in 1979 by Wilma (Sayers) (Wisecarver) Milliken, second great-granddaughter of Robert & Rebecca (Blackmore) Adams. The Bible was later donated to the Greene County Historical Society (918 Rolling Meadows Road, P.O. Box 127; Waynesburg, Pennsylvania 15370) where as of 2007 it is archived. Photographs of the title page and family data pages included in the genealogy collection of Helen (Denny) Howard, third great-granddaughter of Robert & Rebecca (Blackmore) Adams, which was donated in 2003 to the Cornerstone Genealogical Society (144 E. Greene St., PO Box 547; Waynesburg, Pennsylvania 15370). 673. "Elijah Adams was Born / January the 28th in 1807 on Wendnesday at three in the / Morning".
  139. Ibid., 679. "Elijah Adams died / Aug 6 1885 in the / 78 year of his age 6 months _ days".
  140. Elijah Adams obituary, Waynesburg Republican, Waynesburg, Pennsylvania, 11 August 1885. "Mr. Elijah Adams died at his house in Franklin township, Thursday morning Aug. 6th, 1885; of typhoid pneumonia; aged 79 years....".
  141. Robert Adams, Sr., Family Bible, 680. "Elijah Adams / Sr., died August / 6, 1885, Aged 78 / years, 6 months and / 8 days".
  142. Waynesburg Republican, 11 August 1885.
  143. 1860 U.S. census, population schedule, Marion Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania. John Buchanan household, Waynesburg post office, page 546, dwelling 1147, family 1172; National Archives micropublication M653, roll 1114 Buchanan: John 40 farmer PA, Rebecca L. 32 VA, BROWNING: Catharine 68 PA.
  144. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1870 U.S. Census, population schedule, Marion Township. John Buchanan household, Waynesburg post office, page 300-301, dwelling 137, family 135; National Archives micropublication M593, roll 1348 Buchanan: John 51 PA farmer, Rebecca 43 VA, BROWNING: Catherine 77 PA.
  145. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1880 U.S. Census, population schedule, Waynesburg Borough. Emma Delancy household, ED 77, SD 8, page 268C, dwelling 61, family 65; National Archives micropublication T9, roll 1133 Delancy: Emma 23 servant -- does housework PA PA PA, BUCHANAN: John 60 head of family -- owns a farm PA PA VA, Rebecca 52 wife VA MD OH.
  146. Daniel Walton household, 1900 U.S. census, population schedule, Waynesburg, Greene County, Pennsylvania, ED 104, SD 17, page 257A-257B (stamped)/2 (written), dwelling 35, family 39; National Archives microfilm publication T623, roll 1414. Walton: Daniel S. (May 1853) 47 (m. 27) PA PA PA lawyer, Mary (Jan. 1854) 46 (m. 27) 3ch-2 PA PA PA, Mary B. B. dau. (May 1891) 9 PA PA PA at school, Jack son (Aug. 1894) 5 PA PA PA, BUCHANAN: Col. John uncle (Dec. 1819) 80 wd. PA PA NJ, HUFFMAN: Emma domestic (June 1867) 32 (single) PA PA PA, HUNNELL: Martha domestic (April 1880) 20 (single) PA PA PA.
  147. Elija Addams Jr. household, 1850 U.S. census, population schedule, Marion Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, page 239 (stamped)/475 (written), dwelling 47, family 49; National Archives microfilm publication M432, roll 783. Addams: Elija, Jr. 33 innkeeper (Value of real estate-$2500) PA, Harriet 28 PA, James. A. J. 11 PA (attended school within the year), Martha 9 PA (attended school within the year), Samuel 7 PA (attended school within the year), Rhoda Ann 4 PA, Elizabeth 9/12 PA, BUCHANAN: John 30 PA, Rebecca L. 22 PA, + 11 guests.
  148. J. A. J. Buchanan Family Bible, Births. "John, Decr. 3, 1819".
  149. Ibid., Marriages. "John Buchanan to Rebecca L. Browning, April 15th 1845".
  150. Elijah Adams household, 1860 U.S. census, population schedule, Cambridge, Henry County, Illinois, Cambridge post office, page 835 (written), dwelling 2249, family 2146; National Archives microfilm publication M653, roll 182. Adams: Elijah 46 farmer (Value of real estate-$2500) (Value of personal estate-$750) PA, Harriet 39 wife PA, J. A. B. 21 clerk PA, Samuel 18 farmer PA, Rhoda 12 PA (attended school within the year), Eliz. 10 PA (attended school within the year), Jn. 8 PA (attended school within the year), Wm. 6 PA (attended school within the year), Elijah 3 PA, Caleb 1 PA, RICHMOND: Solomon 30 laborer PA, JOYCE: Michael 25 laborer Ireland.
  151. Elijah Adams household, 1870 U.S. census, population schedule, Cambridge, Henry County, Illinois, Cambridge post office, page 320 (stamped)/20 (written), dwelling 151, family 157; National Archives microfilm publication M593, roll 229. Adams: Elijah 53 farmer (Value of real estate-$6500) (Value of oersonal estate-$550) PA, Harriet 49 keeps house PA, Samuel 25 no occupation PA, Elizabeth 21 no occupation PA, John 19 farm laborer PA (attended school within the year), Wm. 17 farm laborer PA (attended school within the year), Elijah 13 at school IL (attended school within the year), Caleb 10 at school IL (attended school within the year), Henry 8 IL (attended school within the year), Richard 4 IL, Phenia 2 IL, Harriet 8/12 (Oct.) IL.
  152. Harriet B. Adams household, 1880 U. S. census, population schedule, Chetopa, Labette County, Kansas, ED 105, SD 1, page 260D (stamped)/20 (written), dwelling 162, family 196; National Archives microfilm publication T9, roll 384. Adams: Harriet B. 57 wd. keeping house PA PA PA, John D. son 29 wd. farmer PA PA PA, Elijah son 23 farmer IL PA PA, Henry H. son 19 farm laborer IL PA PA, Richard M. son 15 at school IL PA PA, Thomas F. son 13 at school IL PA PA, Harriet B. granddau. 3 at home KS PA IL.
  153. J. A. J. Buchanan Family Bible, Births. "Harriett, Feby. 15, 1822".
  154. Miller, Retha Louise and Brenda Ross, Oak Hill Cemetery, Labette County, Kansas: 1869-1972 Record of Burials and Their Locations (Chetopa, Kansas: Retha Louise Miller, 1972), 1.
  155. Elijah Adams obituary, Waynesburg Republican, Waynesburg, Pennsylvania, 5 September 1877, page 3, column 7. "Elijah Adams...died at his residence in Kansas on the evening of the 22d of August last, aged about 60 years.".
  156. Ibid.
  157. Elijah Adams estate, Labette County probate file no. 1, box no. 1, County Clerk’s Office, Oswego, Kansas.
  158. Waynesburg Messenger, Waynesburg, Greene County, PA, Issue: June 2, 1846.
  159. J. A. J. Buchanan household, 1850 U.S. census, population schedule, Marion Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, page 239 (stamped)/476 (written), dwelling 50, family 52; National Archives microfilm publication M432, roll 783. Buchanan: J. A. J. 26 PA lawyer, Mary Ann 26 PA, Harriet A. 3 PA, Sarah B. 6/12 PA, TAYLOR: Elizabeth 13 PA.
  160. J. A. J. Buchanan household, 1860 U.S. census, population schedule, Marion Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, Waynesburg post office, page 543 (stamped)/159 (written), dwelling 1126, family 1151; National Archives microfilm publication M653, roll 1114. Buchanan: J. A. J. 36 lawyer, Mary A. 36 PA, Harriet A. 13 PA, Sarah B. 11 PA, Mary A. 8 PA, Daniel B. 2 PA, LEMLEY: Margaret 20 housekeeper PA.
  161. James Buchanan household, 1870 U.S. census, population schedule, Marion Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, Waynesburg post office, page 299 (stamped)/17 (written), dwelling 114, family 112; National Archives microfilm publication M593, roll 1348. Buchanan: James 46 lawyer (Value of personal estate-$40,000) PA, Marian 46 keeping house (Value of real estate-$4000) PA, Mary 16 (Value of real estate-$7000) (Value of personal estate-$1000) PA, LANTZ: Harriet 23 (Value of real estate-$7000) (Value of personal estate-$1000) PA, James _/12 PA, MCCONNELL: Sarah 20 (Value of real estate-$8000) (Value of personal estate-$1000) PA, William 20 student of law (Value of personal estate-$6000) IN, GLADDEN: Sarah 17 domestic servant PA.
  162. James Buchanan household, 1880 U.S. census, population schedule, Franklin Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, ED 71, SD 8, page 201A (stamped)/21 (written), dwelling 164, family 174; National Archives microfilm publication T9, roll 1133. Buchanan: James 56 lawyer PA PA NJ, Mary 56 wife PA PA PA, BILBY: Margaret 17 servant PA PA PA, EISIMINGER: Mary 11 servant PA PA PA (attended school within the year), PICKENS: George 23 servant PA PA PA.
  163. Ernest Locy household, 1910 U.S. census, population schedule, Waynesburg, Greene County, Pennsylvania, ED 124, SD 22, page 135B (stamped)/8 (written), dwelling 186, family 201; National Archives microfilm publication T624, roll 1349. Locy: Ernest 31 (m. 10) PA PA PA cement worker-pavement, Mary B. wife 27 MO ENG USA, Helen D. dau. 9 PA PA MO, BUCHANAN: J. A. J. lodger 86 PA PA USA + 8 others.
  164. James J. Buchanan household, 1900 U.S. census, population schedule, Franklin Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, ED 83, SD 17, page 81A (stamped)/10 (written), dwelling 190, family 201; National Archives microfilm publication T623, roll 1413. Buchanan: James J. (Feb. 1824) 76 wd. PA PA NJ attorney, PICKENS: Lewis (Jan. 1865) 35 servant (single) PA PA PA servant.
  165. J. A. J. Buchanan Family Bible, Births. "James A. Jackson, Feby. 8, 1824".
  166. Ibid., Marriages. "J. A. J. Buchanan to Mary Ann Boner, May 28th 1844 Tuesday".
  167. Ibid., Births. "Mary Ann Boner Born Friday August 22d 1823".
  168. Mary Ann Buchanan entry, Greene County Deaths, Book 1: 10, no. 40, County Clerk's Office, Courthouse, Waynesburg, Pennsylvania. Buchannan, Mary Ann / white / female / 76y / married / Birth: Franklin Twp. / Death: 7 Dec 1899 Waynesburg / paralysis / Duration of illness: 24 hrs / Interment: Green Mount Cem. 10 Dec 1899.
  169. J. A. J. Buchanan Family Bible, Deaths. "Mary A. Buchanan, wife of J. A. J. Buchanan died Decr 7, 1899 / at 9 Oclock Stricken senseless with / paralysis at 7 ½ Oclock on evening of 6 Decr.".
  170. Mrs. J. A. J. Buchanan obituary, Waynesburg Republican, Waynesburg, Pennsylvania, 14 December 1899.
  171. J. A. J. Buchanan Family Bible, Births. "Sarah Boner Buchanan Born Monday March 31st 1845 at 10 Ock A.M.".
  172. Ibid., Deaths. "Sarah Boner Buchanan Died Nov 3d 1847 at about 11 Ock A.M. / disease congestive or inflamatory croup".
  173. Ibid., Births. "Daniel Boner Buchanan Born Sunday September 19 A.D. 1853 at 2 Oclock A.M.".
  174. Ibid., Deaths. "Daniel Boner Buchanan Died Nov. 17, 1862 at 9 Ock P.M. / On Friday night previous was taken about midnight / with coarsely cough - played as usual a day Saturday / at about 8 Oclock Saturday evening was taken bad / after he had went to bed and slept easily for an / hour, and continued growing worse till he died / disease congestive or inflamatory croup".
  175. Ibid., Births. "James Buchanan Born on Sunday January 20th A.D. 1861 at 11 Oclock and 15 Minates P.M.".
  176. Ibid., Deaths. "James Buchanan Died Nov. 25, A.D. 1862 at 20 minutes to 1 / Oclock A.M. - for 3 or 4 days he laid in a stupor, / coarse cough; Thirsty but would strangle in / drinking & water would run out of his nose when / attempting to drink - From the time he was 6 months / old he was affected With Scrofula it always after / broke out around the throat - He took severe cold / and this caused the disease (Scrofula) to return / from the surface & I think killed him - But he .... of Nov. winds".
  177. Pennsylvania. Washington County. 1870 U.S. Census, population schedule, Amwell Township. David Buchanan household, page 20, dwelling 139, family 138; National Archives micropublication M593, roll 1462 Buchanan: David 44 farm laborer PA, Cassa 37 PA, Philip 19 PA, Rebecca 17 PA, Asena 11 PA, John 3 PA, SWART: Philip 72 PA.
  178. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1880 U.S. Census, population schedule, Morris Township. David Buchanan household, ED 80, SD 8, page 302B, dwelling 48, family 51; National Archives micropublication T9, roll 1133 Buchanan: David 54 farmer PA PA --, Cassa 47 wife PA PA PA, John 13 son farm laborer PA PA PA, James 2 son PA PA PA, MCVAY: Wheeler 29 farm laborer PA PA PA.
  179. David Buchannan household, 1900 U.S. census, population schedule, Morris Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, ED 95, SD 17, page 167A (stamped)/1 (written), dwelling 4, family 4; National Archives microfilm publication T623, roll 1414. Buchanan: David (May 1826) 74 (m2. 50) PA PA PA farmer, Coziah wife (April 1833) 68 (m. 50) 5ch-4 PA PA PA, James son (June 1877) 22 (single) PA PA PA.
  180. J. A. J. Buchanan Family Bible, Births. "David, May 2, 1826".
  181. Ibid., Marriages. "David Buchanan to Rachel Browning, August 13th 1846".
  182. Pennsylvania. Washington County. 1910 U.S. Census, population schedule. John Buchanan household, ED 248, SD 21, sheet 4A, dwelling 68, family 76; National Archives micropublication T624, roll 1427 Buchanan: John 43 PA PA PA (m. 20), Lida 41 wife PA PA PA (9ch-8), Walter 17 son, Blanche 16 dau., William 14 son, Lena 11 dau., Glennie 9 son, May 4 dau., Olive 2 dau., Cassie 76 PA PA PA mother wd. (5ch-2).
  183. James Buchanan obituary, Independent, Waynesburg, Pennsylvania, 8 September 1904, page 8, column 3. "....died at the hospital Friday, September 2, 1904. He was aged 27 years....".
  184. "Cassie Buchanan Called Home by Death of Son" article (in local news column), Washington Daily Reporter, Washington, Pennsylvania, undated clipping circa 1904 the year of James Buchanan's death. Owned in 2003 by Billie Rae Buchanan - daughter of William Hannan Buchanan & Mollie Irene Sampson. "Miss Cassie Buchanan, of Waynesburg, who has been spending several weeks with her niece, Mrs. J. L. Dunn, was called home Thursday morning by the death of her son, Jas. Buchanan.".
  185. Independent, 8 September 1904. "....died at the hospital Friday, September 2, 1904....".
  186. Ibid.
  187. Pennsylvania. Chester County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, West Whiteland Township, Roll 766, p. 430a. Buchanan: William M. 28 PA farmer, Henrietta 24 PA, Emma M. 13 PA, John Chambers 4 PA, Martha 2 PA, Anna E. 1 PA, VANSKITY: Jacob 23 PA farmer, MCAFEE: Andrew 25 IRE quarryman, O'NIEL: Edward 17 PA farmer, DUTTON: George 35 PA (black) team driver, ESTRIKEN: Henry 10 PA, MCCANN: Bridget 15 IRE.
  188. Pennsylvania. Chester County. 1860 U.S. Census, population schedule, West Whiteland Township, Roll 1093, p. 1021. Buchanan: William M. 48 PA farmer, Henrietta 34 PA, Emma M. 23 PA, J. Chambers 14 PA, Martha A. 12 PA, Anna 11 PA, Augusta 9 PA, David 4 PA, WOOD: Spencer 13 PA (black).
  189. Forks of the Brandywine Presbyterian Church Records (Chester County, PA), Register of Births. Jany. 1st, 1838. Wm. M. Buchanan requested 1st child to be baptized. His wife is a member of the church. Emma Mary was baptized.
  190. Ibid., Register of Baptisms (Dr. Grier), p. 4. 59. Mary, daughter of David & Mary Buchanan, January 29th, 1817.
  191. Pennsylvania. Chester County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, West Brandywine Township, Roll 766, p. 296. Long: James H. 35 PA farmer $5000, Jane 32 PA, GLASHY: Rachael 18 PA, LADLER: Patersons 21 PA laborer, WILLIAMS: Samuel 16 PA laborer.
  192. Forks of the Brandywine Presbyterian Church Records (Chester County, PA), Register of Baptisms (Dr. Grier), p. 8. Jane, daughter of David & Polly Buchanan, Sept. 18, 1819.
  193. Ibid., Register of Baptisms (Dr. Grier), p. 14. 1852 - May 1: Mary Eliz., of James and Jane Long.
  194. Ibid., Register of Baptisms (Dr. Grier), p. 15. 1856 - May 3: Emma Rachel, of James and Jane Long.
  195. Pennsylvania. Chester County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, Honey Brook Township. W. Buchanan household, page 385, dwelling 86, family 95; National Archives micropublication M432, roll 766 Buchanan: W. 53 PA farmer, Elizabeth 52 PA, Samuel 30 PA laborer, Sarah 22 PA, Elizabeth 20 PA, William 17 PA stone mason, James 16 PA laborer.
  196. Pennsylvania. Chester County. 1860 U.S. Census, population schedule, Honey Brook Township, Roll 1093, p. 194. Buchanan: William 63 PA farmer, Elizabeth 62 PA, Elizabeth 26 PA tailoress, NORTHEIN (hard to read): Samuel 9 PA.
  197. Pennsylvania. Chester County. 1870 U.S. Census, population schedule, Honey Brook Township, Roll 1323, p. 287, Residence 285, Household 251. Wagner: George 40 PA farmer, Sarah 36 PA, Franklin 12 PA, Elizabeth 10 PA, BUCHANAN: William 70 PA lives with daughter.
  198. Pennsylvania. Chester County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, Honey Brook Township. M. Buchanan household, page 387, dwelling 110, family 123; National Archives micropublication M432, roll 766 Buchanan: M. 57 PA laborer, Mary 59 PA, Hannah 24 PA, Rebecca 19 PA, EWING: Mary E. 9 PA.
  199. Pennsylvania. Chester County. 1870 U.S. Census, population schedule, Honey Brook Township. Jeremiah Buchanan household, Talbotville post office, page 275, dwelling 105, family 105; National Archives micropublication M593, roll 1323 Buchanan: Jeremiah 68 farmer PA, Margaret 65 keeping house PA, PLATT: Charles 4 PA.
  200. J. Buchanan household, 1850 U.S. census, population schedule, Honey Brook Township, Chester County, Pennsylvania, page 385 (stamped)/774 (written), dwelling 81, family 90; National Archives microfilm publication M432, roll 766. Buchanan: J. 49 PA laborer $600, Margaret 45 PA, James 23 PA plasterer, Eliza 15 PA, Samuel 9 PA, John 6 PA, Rees 3 PA, Anthony 1 PA.
  201. Jeremiah Buchannan household, 1860 U.S. census, population schedule, Honey Brook Township, Chester County, Pennsylvania, Coatesville post office, page 208 (stamped)/134 (written), dwelling 992, family 979; National Archives microfilm publication M653, roll 1093. Buchanan: Jeremiah 59 farmer PA, Margaret 55 housewife PA, Eliza 24 help PA, Samuel 19 plasterer PA, Anthony 11 PA (attended school within the year), PLATT: George _. 11 PA (attended school within the year).
  202. James Bones household, 1860 U.S. census, population schedule, Honey Brook Township, Chester County, Pennsylvania, Coatesville post office, page 203 (stamped)/129 (written), dwelling 955, family 943; National Archives microfilm publication M653, roll 1093. Bones: James 31 blacksmith (Value of personal estate - 300) PA, Elizabeth 26 housewife PA, Joseph 2 PA, BUCHANNAN: John W. 17 blacksmith app. PA.
  203. Pennsylvania. Chester County. 1860 U.S. Census, population schedule, Honey Brook Township, page 213; roll 1093. Buchanan: Jesse 55 PA (blind 5 years).
  204. Pennsylvania. Chester County. 1870 U.S. Census, population schedule, Honey Brook Township. Jesse Buchanan household, Talbotville post office, page 271, dwelling 33, family 33; National Archives micropublication M593, roll 1323 Buchanan: Jesse 63 laborer PA blind.
  205. Pennsylvania. Chester County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, West Nantmeal Township, Roll 765, p. 203, Residence 98, Household 104. White: David 44 farmer $2000 PA, Elizabeth 38 PA, Margaret 18 PA, Mary 15 PA, Elizabeth 9 PA, AMMONS (?): Davis 22 PA, MONDY: William 15 PA.
  206. Tennessee. Claiborne County. 1880 U.S. Census, population schedule. James Buchanan household, District 6, p. 150B; National Archives micropublication T9, roll 1247 Buchanan: James 26 VA VA VA farmer, Mary E. wife 23 VA VA VA, Arch son 4 TN VA VA, Tip son 3 TN VA VA, Andy son 3M TN VA VA.
  207. Ibid., District 6, National Archives Film T9-1247, p. 150B Buchanan: William 26 TN VA VA farmer, Imilda wife 25 VA VA TN, Campbell son 2 TN TN VA.
  208. Tennessee. Claiborne County. 1900 U.S. Census, population schedule. William Buchanan household, population schedule, 6th District, ED 6, SD 250, dwelling 128, family 132; National Archives micropublication roll 1561, book 2, p. 76a Buchanan: William (June 1854) 46 (m. 21) TN VA VA farmer, Emeldia wife (Jan. 1855) 45 (m. 21) 9ch-6 VA TN TN, __ll___ son (Dec. 1882) 18 TN TN VA farm laborer, ____ son (May 1885) 15 TN TN VA farm laborer, ___t__ son (Feb. 1887) 13 TN TN VA farm laborer, __i__ son (Mar. 1891) 9 TN TN VA, _i___ son (Aug. 1894) 5 TN TN VA.
  209. Pennsylvania. Chester County. 1860 U.S. Census, population schedule, West Nantmeal Township, Roll 1091, p. 430. Dampman: Jacob 35 PA farmer, Catharine 30 PA, John B. 8 PA, Martha 5 PA, Rebecca 4 PA, Peter 2 PA, BENNETT: Esther 20 PA hired girl, GOHEEN: William 21 PA farm laborer.
  210. Pennsylvania. Chester County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, West Nantmeal Township, Roll 765, p. 203. Dampman: Peter 70 PA farmer, Rebecca 57 PA, Abigail 33 PA, Rebecca 27 PA, Jacob 25 PA, Ami 23 PA, Sarah 20 PA, Ester 16 PA, Anna 2 PA, STILLINGER: Geo 10 Germany.
  211. Pennsylvania. Chester County. 1870 U.S. Census, population schedule, West Nantmeal Township, Roll 1325, p. 240. Dampman: Jacob 45 PA farmer, H. N. 33 PA keeping house, D. J. 19 PA at school, Martha 15 PA at home, R. 12 PA at school, H. M. 2 PA, Y. R. 4/12 Feb. PA, Peter 11 PA at school.
  212. Pennsylvania. Chester County. 1880 U.S. Census, population schedule, West Nantmeal Township, Vol. 23, Ed. 99, Sh. 16, Ln. 46. Dampman: Jacob 55 PA PA PA, Hannah 43 wife PA PA PA, Martha 25 dau. PA PA PA, Rebecca 24 dau. PA PA PA, Peter 22 son PA PA PA, Hortinse 11 dau. PA PA PA, Carl 7 son PA PA PA, Arthur 3 son PA PA PA.
  213. Pennsylvania. Chester County. 1870 U.S. Census, population schedule, West Nantmeal Township, Roll 1325, p. 240. Dampman: Jacob 45 PA farmer, M. H. 33 PA keeping house, D. J. 19 PA at school, Martha 15 PA at home, R. 12 PA at school, H. M. 2 PA, Y. R. 4/12 Feb. PA, Peter 11 PA at school.
  214. Pennsylvania. Allegheny County. 1900 U.S. Census, population schedule, Roll 1360, Book 1, p. 274a. Dampman: John B. (July 1851) 48 PA PA PA editor/writer, Hannah N. (Sept. 1836) 63 mother PA PA PA (5ch-3), Martha C. (Aug. 1854) 45 sister PA PA PA college teacher, Arthur B. (March 1876) 23 brother PA PA PA.
  215. Pennsylvania. Chester County. 1860 U.S. Census, population schedule, Honey Brook Township, Roll 1093, p. 215. Dampman: Peter 42 PA farmer, Lauretta C. 28 PA housewife, Anna R. 13 PA, Charles 7 PA, Elizabeth 1 PA, SNYDER: Levi 20 PA farm laborer, SULTZ: Catharine 25 PA domestic, KIMES: James 16 PA.
  216. Pennsylvania. Chester County. 1870 U.S. Census, population schedule, Honey Brook Township. Peter Dampman household, Talbotville post office, page 278, dwelling 141, family 141; National Archives micropublication M593, roll 1323 Dampman: Peter 52 farmer PA, Loretta 38 keeping house PA, Elizabeth 11 PA, Franklin 8 PA.
  217. Pennsylvania. Chester County. 1880 U.S. Census, population schedule, Honey Brook Township, Ed. 102, p. 2. Dampman: Peter 62 PA PA IRE hardware store, Loretta 48 wife PA PA PA, Lizzie 21 dau. PA PA PA, Frank 18 son PA PA PA clerk in hardware store.
  218. Pennsylvania. Chester County. 1900 U.S. Census, population schedule, Honey Brook Township, Roll 1393, Book 1, p. 23. Dampman: Peter (Aug. 1818) 81 (m. 49) PA PA IRE, Loretia (May 1832) 68 wife (3ch-3) PA PA PA, Elizabeth (Mar. 1859) 41 daughter PA PA PA teacher of music.
  219. Pennsylvania. Chester County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, Honey Brook Township. Peter Dampman household, page 392, dwelling 179, family 197; National Archives micropublication M432, roll 766 Dampman: Peter 31 farmer $9000 PA, Rebecca 25 PA, BRUNER: Eliza 27 PA, MCGANAGON [?]: Jos. 12 PA.
  220. Peter Dampman household, 1910 U.S. census, population schedule, Honey Brook, Chester County, Pennsylvania, ED 31, SD 2, page 125A (stamped)/14 (written), dwelling 38, family 39; National Archives microfilm publication T624, roll 1328. Dampman: Peter 91 wd. PA PA IRE own income, Elizabeth B. dau. 51 (single) PA PA PA.
  221. Pennsylvania. Chester County. 1920 U.S. Census, population schedule, Honey Brook Township, Roll 1550, Ed. 43. 6-6 DAMPMAN: Elizabeth B. 60 (single) PA PA PA, BUCHANAN: Cora C. 41 (single) PA PA PA cousin bookkeeper at a bank, DAMPMAN: [not named] female (single) 86 PA PA Ireland.
  222. Pennsylvania. Chester County. 1870 U.S. Census, population schedule, Honey Brook Township. Clemens Buchanan household, Talbotville post office, page 272, dwelling 51, family 51; National Archives micropublication M593, roll 1323 Buchanan: Clemens 31 farmer PA, Emma 26 keeping house PA, PATTON: Catharine 34 domestic servant PA.
  223. Clemens Buchanan household, 1880 U.S. census, population schedule, Honey Brook Township, Chester County, Pennsylvania, ED 102, SD 2, page 498D (stamped)/24 (written), dwelling 175, family 188; National Archives microfilm publication T9, roll 1115. Buchanan: Clemens 41 farmer PA PA PA, Emma 37 wife keeping house PA PA PA, Thomas 4 son PA PA PA, Cora 2 dau. PA PA PA, BUNN: David 77 boarder retired farmer PA PA PA, + 1 boarder, 1 servant [names hard to read].
  224. Forks of the Brandywine Presbyterian Church Records (Chester County, PA), Register of Marriages (Dr. Grier), p. 116. J. Clemens Buchanan to Miss Emma Bunn, March 3, 1870.
  225. Pennsylvania. Chester County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, Honey Brook Township. David Bunn household, page 394, dwelling 212, family 231; National Archives micropublication M432, roll 766 Bunn: David 47 farmer PA, Catherine 42 PA, William 21 merchant PA, Alexander M. 18 school master PA, Benjamin 12 PA, Emma J. 8 PA, Elizabeth 6 PA, Hugh W. 2 PA, IRWIN: Amos 23 shoe maker PA, TREGO: William 28 laborer PA, BLACK: Margaret 16 PA, MORTIN: Jane 60 PA.
  226. Pennsylvania. Chester County. 1860 U.S. Census, population schedule, Honey Brook Township, Roll 1093, p. 227. Bunn: David 58 PA farmer, Catharine 51 PA housewife, Benjamin 21 PA farmer, Emma J. 19 PA help, Elizabeth 14 PA, Hugh 12 PA.
  227. Missouri. St. Louis County. 1880 U.S. Census, population schedule, St. Louis. Abner T. Buchanan household, District 148, First enumeration, page 341A; National Archives micropublication T9, roll 724 Buchanan: Abner T. 36 PA PA PA physician, Laura E. wife 26 IN KY IN, Bessie dau. 2 IN PA IN.
  228. Illinois. Cook County. 1900 U.S. Census, population schedule. Thomas Buchanan household, 34 Ward Chicago, book 1, page 182a, house # 6110, dwelling 84, family 356; National Archives micropublication T-623, roll 1289 Buchanan: Thomas (Feb. 1844) 56 (m. 23) PA PA PA, Lavina E. wife (Sept. 1854) 45 (m. 23) 3ch-3 IN KY MD, Elizabeth E. dau. (Mar. 1878) 22 MO PA IN, Ethel M. dau. (Aug. 1881) 18 MO PA IN, Alice B. dau. (Aug. 1884) 15 MO PA IN.
  229. Pennsylvania. Philadelphia County. 1880 U.S. Census, population schedule, Philadelphia, Vol. 74, Ed. 501, Sh. 9, Ln. 27. Buchanan: Jno. A. 44 bank clerk PA PA PA, Emma C. wife 36 PA PA PA, Linwood R. 15 son-clerk in drugstore PA PA PA, Charles C. 12 son PA PA PA, Robt. H. 10 son PA PA PA, Wm. Edgar 7 son PA PA PA, M. Virginia 6 dau. PA PA PA.
  230. Pennsylvania. Philadelphia County. 1900 U.S. Census, population schedule, Philadelphia. Roll 1466, Book 1, p. 184, House 704, Residence 130, Household 143 (24 Ward Philadelphia) Buchannan: E. C. (Dec. 1843) 56 wd. 5ch-4 PA PA PA, M. V. dau. (Feb. 1874) 26 PA PA PA, RALSTON: Robt. father (March 1817) 83 wd. PA PA PA.
  231. Forks of the Brandywine Presbyterian Church Records (Chester County, PA), Register of Baptisms. Reese, son of Jacob & Rachel Happersett, Aug. 30, 1838.
  232. Pennsylvania. Chester County. 1860 U.S. Census, population schedule, Honey Brook Township, Roll 1093, p. 216. Buchanan: Wm. P. 45 PA farmer, Elizabeth A. 36 PA, Almine 18 PA, Clara 16 PA, HAPPERSETT: Charles 14 PA.
  233. Pennsylvania. Chester County. 1900 U.S. Census, population schedule, Honey Brook Township, Roll 1393, Book 1, p. 27. Lewis: John (Nov. 1824) 75 (m. 10) PA PA PA, Lydia A. (Sep. 1828) 71 wife (0ch-0) PA PA PA.
  234. Ibid., Roll 1393, Book 1, p. 21a. Buchanan: Frank (Feb. 1848) 52 wd. PA PA PA.
  235. Frank Buchanan household, 1910 U.S. census, population schedule, Honey Brook, Chester County, Pennsylvania, ED 31, SD 2, page 125A (stamped)/14 (written), dwelling 28, family 29; National Archives microfilm publication T624, roll 1328. Buchanan: Frank 62 wd. PA PA PA own income.
  236. Franklin Buchanan household, 1880 U.S. census, population schedule, Honey Brook Township, Chester County, Pennsylvania, ED 102, SD 2, page 498D (stamped)/24 (written), dwelling 178, family 191; National Archives microfilm publication T9, roll 1115. Buchanan: Franklin 32 farmer PA PA PA, Lilie 5 dau. PA PA PA, Lucy 3 dau. PA PA PA, JOHNSON: John 20 boarder farm laborer PA PA PA, Lisa 18 servant keeping house PA PA PA, Susan 10 servant PA PA PA.
  237. Clara Irwin household, 1900 U.S. census, population schedule, Honey Brook, Chester County, Pennsylvania, ED 78, SD 2, page 28B-29A (stamped)/6-7 (written), dwelling 149, family 154; National Archives microfilm publication T623, roll 1393. Irwin: Clara (March 1858) 42 wd. 3ch-2 PA PA PA boarding house keeper, J. Leroy son (Oct. 1883) 16 PA PA PA, Howard son (July 1887) 12 PA PA PA at school, HINKLE: Clayton boarder (Aug. 1872) 27 PA PA PA marble cutter, COOMBS: John B. boarder (July 1847) 52 div. PA PA PA baker, BUCHANAN: Clinton boarder (June 1854) 45 wd. PA PA PA farmer, John boarder (Sep. 1885) 14 PA PA PA at school, Helen boarder (May 1888) 12 PA PA PA at school.
  238. William H. Ayars household, 1910 U.S. census, population schedule, Honey Brook, Chester County, Pennsylvania, ED 31, SD 2, page 125A (stamped)/14 (written), dwelling 25, family 26; National Archives microfilm publication T624, roll 1328. Ayars: William H. 63 (m1. 30) PA PA PA watchmaker & optician - own store, Alice M. wife 52 (m1. 30) 1ch-1 PA PA PA milliner - own store, BUCHANAN: Clinton H. boarder 56 wd. PA PA PA, MCCONNELL: Earnest boarder 14 PA PA PA newsboy - street, Walter boarder 42 wd. PA PA PA hoarse dealer - stock yard.
  239. John Brower household, 1880 U.S. census, population schedule, Honey Brook Township, Chester County, Pennsylvania, ED 102, SD 2, page 498D (stamped)/24 (written), dwelling 176, family 189; National Archives microfilm publication T9, roll 1115. Brower: John 42 farm laborer PA PA PA, Elizabeth 30 wife keeping house PA PA PA, Anna 9 dau. at school PA PA PA, Frank 7 son at school PA PA PA, Charles 5 son PA PA PA, John 3 son PA PA PA, May 1 dau. PA PA PA, BUCHANAN: Clint 25 boarder (single) farmer PA PA PA.
  240. George W. Ring household, 1860 U.S. census, population schedule, West Fallowfield Township, Chester County, Pennsylvania, Cochranville post office, page 758-759 (stamped)/48-49 (written), dwelling 358, family 364; National Archives microfilm publication M653, roll 1094. Ring: George W. 49 farmer (Value of real estate-$10,000) (Value of personal estate-$1500) PA, Mary L. 39 PA, Joshua P. 19 PA (attended school within the year), Alice E. 18 PA (attended school within the year), Sarah J. 18 PA (attended school within the year), Margaret 15 PA (attended school within the year), Samuel 12 PA (attended school within the year), Rachel C. 10 PA (attended school within the year), Mary J. 8 PA (attended school within the year), George 5 PA, Lydia 1 PA, IRWIN: Julia 11 PA (attended school within the year), WELLS: Sarah 17 domestic PA, ______: William 20 (black) farm laborer PA.
  241. George Ring household, 1870 U.S. census, population schedule, West Fallowfield Township, Chester County, Pennsylvania, Penningtonville post office, page 131 (stamped)/10 (written), dwelling 68, family 76; National Archives microfilm publication M593, roll 1325. Ring: George 60 farmer (Value of real estate-$10,000) (Value of personal estate-$1000) PA, Joshua 26 works on farm PA, Margaret 25 keeping house PA, Samuel A. 21 works on farm PA, Rachel C. 18 living at home PA, Mary J. 16 PA (attended school within the year), George M. 14 PA (attended school within the year), Lydia E. 11 PA (attended school within the year), Mary E. 48 PA.
  242. Geo. W. Ring household, 1880 U.S. census, population schedule, West Fallowfield Township, Chester County, Pennsylvania, ED 68, SD 2, page 9C (stamped)/15 (written), dwelling 130, family 131; National Archives microfilm publication T9, roll 1114. Ring: Geo. W. 75 farmer PA PA PA, Mary L. 59 wife keeping house PA PA PA, Joshua P. 39 son auctioneer PA PA PA, Maggie 36 dau. at home PA PA PA, Rachie 30 dau. teacher PA PA PA, Joe 28 dau. teacher PA PA PA, Morris 26 son farming PA PA PA, Emma 20 dau. at home PA PA PA.
  243. Pennsylvania. Lancaster County. 1900 U.S. Census, population schedule, Salisbury Township, Roll 1425, Book 2, p. 75. Buchanan: Isaac (Jan. 1837) 63 (m. 35y) PA PA PA farmer, Mary F. (April 1842) 58 (9ch-9) wife PA PA PA, John R. (July 1870) 29 son--school teacher, Anna E. (July 1872) 27 dau., Martha F. (March 1875) 25 dau.--school teacher, Ella M. (Nov. 1879) 20 dau., Sarah F. (March 1882) 18 dau., Emma L. (July 1884) 15 dau., Walter C. (Jan. 1886) 14 son.
  244. Pennsylvania. Lancaster County. 1880 U.S. Census, population schedule, Salisbury Township, Vol. 44, Ed. 140, Sh. 6, Ln. 42. Buchanan: Isaac C. 43 farmer PA PA PA, Mary 37 wife PA PA PA, Amoretta 14 dau. PA PA PA, John 12 son PA PA PA, Lida 11 dau. PA PA PA, Mina 9 dau. PA PA PA, Mattie 5 dau. PA PA PA, Ella 1 dau. PA PA PA.
  245. Pennsylvania. Chester County. 1880 U.S. Census, population schedule, Honey Brook Township, Ed. 101, p. 17, Residence 162, Household 164. Buyers: James 40 PA PA PA grain & lumber dealer, Anna M. 36 wife PA PA PA, Eliza 5 dau. PA PA PA, John M. 3 son PA PA PA, Mabel 1 dau. PA PA PA.
  246. Pennsylvania. Chester County. 1900 U.S. Census, population schedule, Honey Brook Township, Roll 1393, Book 1, p. 23a. Buyers: James (Aug. 1839) 60 wd. PA PA PA coal and lumber merchant, Eliza (Sept. 1874) 25 dau. PA PA PA teacher in school, John M. (Aug. 1876) 23 son PA PA PA salesman of fertilizers, Mabel (Nov. 1878) 21 dau. PA PA PA, Sara E. (Feb. 1883) 17 dau. PA PA PA.
  247. Pennsylvania. Lancaster County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, Salisbury Township, Roll 789, p. 58, Residence 531, Household 557. Buyers: James A. 40 farmer $9000 PA, Eliza wife 35 PA, John 16 farmer PA, Mary 14 PA, James 11 PA, Elizabeth 8 PA, Sarah 3/12 PA, John M. 42 farmer $9000 PA, JOHN: Thomas 20 farmer PA, RUSH: Hannah 18 PA.
  248. Pennsylvania. Chester County. 1880 U.S. Census, population schedule, West Brandywine Township, Ed. 74, Sh. 12. Irwin: Frederick 35 PA PA PA farmer, Jennie M. 33 wife PA PA PA, William B. 6 son PA PA PA, Anna P. 5 dau. PA PA PA, Agnes B. 2/12 April dau. PA PA PA (hooping cough).
  249. Pennsylvania. Chester County. 1900 U.S. Census, population schedule, West Brandywine Township, Roll 1393, Book 2, p. 260a. Irwin: Fred H. (Mar. 1845) 55 PA PA PA farmer (m. 28), Jennie B. (Feb. 1847) 53 PA PA PA wife (5ch-4), Anna (Jan. 1875) 25 PA PA PA dau. school teacher, Agnus B. (____ 1880) 20 PA PA PA dau. school teracher, John H. (June 1886) 13 PA PA PA son.
  250. Pennsylvania. Chester County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, Honey Brook Township. John Irwin household, page 398, dwelling 271, family 296; National Archives micropublication M432, roll 766 Irwin: John 38 PA farmer, William S. 7 PA, Frederick H. 5 PA.
  251. John Irwin household, 1870 U.S. census, population schedule, Honey Brook Township, Chester County, Pennsylvania, Talbotville post office, page 274 (stamped)/12 (written), dwelling 92, family 92; National Archives microfilm publication M593, roll 1323. Irwin: John 65 farmer (Value of real estate-$12,000) (Value of personal estate-$3600) PA, Peninah 52 keeping house PA, Frederick 25 works on farm PA, Annie 16 at home PA, Henry 14 works on farm PA (attended school within the year), Washington 10 PA (attended school within the year).
  252. Forks of the Brandywine Presbyterian Church Records (Chester County, PA), Register of Baptisms. Wm. Buchanan Irwin, son of Frederick & Jennie Irwin, May 16, 1874.
  253. Ibid., Register of Baptisms. Anna Pennish Irwin, daughter of Fred & Jennie Irwin, Oct. 7, 1876.
  254. Pennsylvania. Chester County. 1900 U.S. Census, population schedule, West Brandywine Township, Roll 1393, Book 2, p. 260a. Irwin: Fred H. (Mar. 1845) 55 PA PA PA farmer (m. 28), Jennie B. (Feb. 1847) 53 PA PA PA wife (5ch-4), Anna (Jan. 1875) 25 PA PA PA dau. school teacher, Agnus B. (____ 1880) 20 PA PA PA dau. school teacher, John H. (June 1886) 13 PA PA PA son.
  255. Forks of the Brandywine Presbyterian Church Records (Chester County, PA), Register of Baptisms. Agnes Blanche Irwin, daughter of Fred H. & Jennie Irwin, Jan. 27, 1880.
  256. George Wright household, 1860 U.S. census, population schedule, Marion Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, Waynesburg post office, page 558 (stamped)/174 (written), dwelling 1230, family 1262; National Archives microfilm publication M653, roll 1114. Wright: George 37 sheriff (Value of real estate-$400) (Value of personal estate-$1200) PA, Lucinda 30 housekeeper PA, Elizabeth 9 PA (attended school within the year), Rachel B. 7 PA (attended school within the year), Emma J. 5 PA (attended school within the year), Jackson B. 4 PA (attended school within the year), Nancy A. 1 PA, William M. 27 deputy sheriff (Value of real estate-$600) PA (attended school within the year), REDMON: Joshua 6 PA (attended school within the year), BROWN: Andrew 35 day laborer PA, PHILLIPS: William 30 carpenter PA.
  257. Daniel Redick household, 1870 U.S. census, population schedule, Marion Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, Waynesburg post office, page 302 (stamped)/24 (written), dwelling 164, family 162; National Archives microfilm publication M593, roll 1348. Redick: Daniel 46 cabinet maker (Value of real estate-$600) (Value of personal estate-$100) PA (cannot read/write), Ellen 39 keeping house PA (father of foreign birth), John 14 PA (attended school within the year), Jacob 13 PA (attended school within the year), Elizabeth 9 PA (attended school within the year), BROWN: Andrew 45 laborer PA (father of foreign birth).
  258. Andrew B. Brown household, 1880 U.S. census, population schedule, Richhill Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, ED 82, SD 8, page 339C (stamped)/19 (written), dwelling 169, family 173; National Archives microfilm publication T9, roll 1133. Brown: Andrew B. 50 laborer PA PA PA, Nancy A. 32 wife PA PA PA, Ada M. 4 step-dau. PA, James B. 1/12 (May) son PA, CARTER: Lavina 23 boarder PA PA PA, David Enlow 6/12 son PA.
  259. Andy B. Brown household, 1900 U.S. census, population schedule, Richhill Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, ED 98, SD 17, page 190B (stamped)/3 (written), dwelling 54, family 54; National Archives microfilm publication T623, roll 1414. Brown: Andy B. (Feb. 1826) 74 wd. PA ENG PA day laborer, MCCLELLAND: James B. stepson (May 1880) 20 (single) PA PA PA day laborer.
  260. "Game" article, Indiana Democrat, Indiana, Pennsylvania, 1 February 1872, page 1, column 7.
  261. Andrew Buchanan Brown obituary, Waynesburg Republican, Waynesburg, Pennsylvania, 11 September 1902, page 1, column 9.
  262. Brown-White marriage announcement, Waynesburg Republican, Waynesburg, Pennsylvania, 17 July 1878, page 2, column 4.
  263. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, Richhill Township. James Carter household, page 289, dwelling 32, family 32; National Archives micropublication M432, roll 783 Carter: James 28 PA farmer, Martha 25 PA, Nancy Ann 3 PA, Reson 2 PA, Alpheus 2/12 PA.
  264. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1860 U.S. Census, population schedule, Richhill Township. James W. Carter household, page 60, dwelling 445, family 436; National Archives micropublication M653, roll 1114 Carter: James W. 38 farmer PA, Martha 33 PA, Nancy A. 12 PA, Rezin 11 PA, Wm. _. 10 PA, David 9 PA, Lydda 8 PA, Martha J. 6 PA, Elizabeth S. 3 PA, Sarah 1 PA.
  265. Annie Brown entry, Greene County Deaths, Book 1: 12, no. 01, County Clerk's Office, Courthouse, Waynesburg, Pennsylvania. Annie Brown / white / female / 50 years / married / Place of birth: Bristoria, PA / Date of death: 5 November 1899 Harvey's, PA / lung trouble / Duration of last illness: 6 months / Interment: 6 November 1899 Fairview Cemetery.
  266. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, Morgan Township. John Patten household, page 172, dwelling 13, family 13; National Archives micropublication M432, roll 783 Patten: John 28 PA sadler, Hannah 23 PA, Joseph 5 PA, MCCOY: Parker 20 PA sadler $300.
  267. Pennsylvania. Washington County. 1880 U.S. Census, population schedule, West Brownsville Borough. John Patton household, ED 269, SD 9, page 560D, dwelling 104, family 114; National Archives micropublication T9, roll 1202 Patton: John 58 PA PA PA saddler, Ann A. wife 52 PA ENG PA, James S. son 25 PA PA PA baker, Annie E. dau. 23 PA PA PA, Mary J. dau. 20 PA PA PA, Lizzie dau. 15 PA PA PA.
  268. Pennsylvania. Washington County. 1900 U.S. Census, population schedule, West Brownsville Borough. Anna A. Patton household, ED 141, SD 17, sheet 4A, dwelling 66, family 75; National Archives micropublication T623, roll 1494 Patton: Anna A. (May 1828) 72 wd. PA England PA (7ch-7).
  269. John Patten household, 1870 U.S. census, population schedule, West Brownsville, Washington County, Pennsylvania, Bentleyville post office, page 80-81 (stamped)/12-13 (written), dwelling 86, family 94; National Archives microfilm publication M593, roll 1463. Patten: John 48 saddler (Value of personal estate-$130) PA, Anna 42 keeping house PA, Joseph 23 PA, John 20 PA, Samuel 19 PA, James 16 PA, Annie 13 PA, Mary 11 PA, Elizabeth 5 PA.
  270. John Patton household, 1860 U.S. census, population schedule, Morgan Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, Clarksville post office, page 617 (stamped)/143 (written), dwelling 1024, family 1046; National Archives microfilm publication M653, roll 1114. Patton: John 38 saddler & harnessmaker (Value of personal estate-$100) PA, Annie 32 housekeeper PA, Joseph 13 PA (attended school within the year), John 11 PA (attended school within the year), Samuel 7 PA (attended school within the year), James 5 PA (attended school within the year), Anna 3 PA, Mary 9/12 PA.
  271. Pennsylvania. New Castle. Department of Health. Division of Vital Records. Death Registrations, Anna A. Patton, death certificate no. 65188 (1919).
  272. Daniel Rettig household, 1880 U.S. census, population schedule, Waynesburg, Greene County, Pennsylvania, ED 77, SD 8, page 266D (stamped)/4 (written), dwelling 30, family 32; National Archives microfilm publication T9, roll 1133. Rettig: Daniel 59 laborer PA -- -- (cannot read/write), Ellen J. 49 wife PA Eng PA, Eligh 28 son works in cabinet shop PA PA ENG, Annie 33 dau-in-law PA PA PA (cannot read/write), Newton 25 son laborer PA PA PA, Lemley 23 son laborer PA PA PA, Lizzie 19 dau dressmaker PA PA PA.
  273. Jacob Lembley household, 1850 U.S. census, population schedule, Center Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, page 283-284 (stamped)/564-565 (written), dwelling 245, family 245; National Archives microfilm publication M432, roll 783. Lembley: Jacob 30 PA innkeeper, Maria Jane 22 PA, David B. 1 PA, BROWN: Elenor 19 PA.
  274. Daniel Reddick household, 1860 U.S. census, population schedule, Marion Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, Waynesburg post office, page 550-551 (stamped)/166-167 (written), dwelling 1181, family 1211; National Archives microfilm publication M653, roll 1114. Reddick: Daniel 39 cabinet maker (Value of personal estate-$50) PA, Ellen J. 29 housekeeper PA, Elijah 9 PA, John N. 6 PA, Jacob L. 3 PA, Jane E. 4/12 PA.
  275. Elizabeth Rettick household, 1850 U. S. census, populations, South Strabane Township, Washington County, Pennsylvania, page 308 (stamped)/615-616 (written), dwelling 121, family 128; National Archives microfilm publication M432, roll 834. Rettick: Elizabeth 62 PA, SMITH: Mary 41 PA, John 36 farmer (Value of real estate-$4140) PA, Mary E. 7 PA, Margaret 3/12 PA, RETTICK: Daniel 29 cabinet maker PA, SIGGIT: Catharine 11 PA, Mary E. 9/12 PA.
  276. Elijah Reddick household, 1900 U.S. census, population schedule, Waynesburg, Greene County, Pennsylvania, ED 104, SD 17, page 265B (stamped)/10 (written), dwelling 216, family 249; National Archives microfilm publication T623, roll 1414. Reddick: Elijah (Oct. 1858) 41 (m. 25) PA PA PA billiard, Hannah wife (Feb. 1848) 52 (m. 25) 0ch-0 PA PA PA, Daniel father (Sept. 1821) 78 wd. PA PA PA.
  277. Pennsylvania. Greene County. County Clerk's Office, Waynesburg. Death Registers, Book 1: 141, no. 5.
  278. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1900 U.S. Census, population schedule, Waynesburg Borough. Newton Reddick household, ED 104, SD 17, sheet 5B, dwelling 109, family 125; National Archives micropublication T623, roll 1414 Reddick: Newton (July 1853) 46 PA PA PA laborer, Lemuel brother (June 1855) 44 PA PA PA laborer.
  279. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1910 U.S. Census, population schedule, Waynesburg Borough. Elija Reddick household, ED 124, SD 22, sheet 2A, dwelling 42, family 45; National Archives micropublication T624, roll 1349 Reddick: Elija 59 PA PA PA proprietor of pool room, Anna wife 65 PA PA PA, Newt. brother 56 PA PA PA odd jobs.
  280. Illinois. Henry County. 1870 U.S. Census, population schedule, Munson Township. Jacob Lemley household, Cambridge post office, page 77, dwelling 2, family 2; National Archives micropublication M593, roll 230 Lemley: Jacob 50 farmer PA, Maria J. 43 PA, David B. 21 farm laborer PA, Jackson B. 18 farm laborer PA, Wm. 13 farm laborer PA, Elizabeth 18 school teacher PA, Ella 10 at school PA, Geo. 75 retd. farmer PA, Sarah 73 PA.
  281. Kansas. Cherokee County. 1875 State Census, population schedule, Neosho Township. Jacob Lemley household, page 17, line 34, dwelling 129, family 131; microcopy Lemley: Jacob 55 farmer PA (moved from IL to KS), M. J. 47 PA, W. H. 18 PA, E. J. 14 PA, COBB: H. E. 18 ME.
  282. Kansas. Cherokee County. 1880 U.S. Census, population schedule, Neosho Township. Jacob Lemly household; National Archives micropublication T9, roll 376 Lemly: Jacob 61 PA PA PA farmer, Maria J. wife 52 PA PA PA, Jackson J. A. son 26 PA PA PA farmer, Ella J. dau. 19 PA PA PA school teaching, COBB: Horrace E. 24 ME ME ME farmer.
  283. Kansas. Cherokee County. 1885 State Census, population schedule, Crawford Township. Jacob Lemley household, page 11, line 13, dwelling 3, family 3; microcopy roll K19 Lemley: Jacob 65 farmer PA (moved from IL to KS), M. J. 58 housekeeping PA, COBB: Ella 23 school teacher PA, A. J. 27 farmer ME, LEMLEY: Jennie 8 IL, + poor farm residents.
  284. Kansas. Cherokee County. 1895 State Census, population schedule, City of Columbus. H. E. Cobb household, page 54, line 23, dwelling 383, family 391; microcopy roll K21 Cobb: H. E. 36 ME (moved from IL to KS) barber, Ella 33 PA (moved from IL to KS), Jennie 9 KS, Everett 9m KS, James 39 ME (moved from NE to KS) carpenter , LEMLEY: Mariah 54 PA (moved from IL to KS), Jennie 18 RI (moved from IL to KS).
  285. Kansas. Cherokee County. 1900 U.S. Census, population schedule, Columbus. Horace E. Cobb household, 1st Ward of city, ED 16, SD 3, sheet 2, dwelling 34, family 35; National Archives micropublication T623, roll 473 Cobb: Horace E. (Oct. 1857) 42 (m. 15) ME ME ME farmer, Ella wife (May 1861) 39 (m. 15) 2ch-2 PA PA PA, Jennie E. dau. (Mar. 1886) 14 KS ME PA, E___t son ((Aug. 1894) 5 KS ME PA, LEMLEY: M. J. mother (Oct. 1826) 73 wd. 1ch-1 PA PA PA, Jennie sister (Aug. 1876) 23 IL PA IL, BENSON: ___ia servant (Sept. 1874) 25 IN IN IN, LEMLEY: Ella sister (Apr. 1888) 12 RI PA CT, MA__IN: Jas. boarder (Feb. 1878) 22 (single) MO CA SCOT.
  286. Kansas. Cherokee County. 1910 U.S. Census, population schedule, Columbus. Horace E. Cobb household, 2nd Ward of city, ED 15, SD 3, sheet 7, dwelling 166, family 170; National Archives micropublication T624 Cobb: Horace E. 52 (m1. 25) ME ME ME carpenter, Ella wife 48 (m1. 25) 4ch-3 PA PA PA, Everett son 15 KS ME PA, E___ son 9 KS ME PA, LEMLEY: Jane mother-in-law 82 wd. 6ch-4 PA PA PA, JENKINS: Fred M. son-in-law 27 OH OH OH miner in coal mine, Jennie E. dau. 24 (m. 1) KS ME PA, SANDERS: George boarder 23 KS -- -- teacher, ADAMS: George boarder 21 KS -- -- teacher, BLACK: Don boarder 20 KS IL KS agent for insurance agency.
  287. Jacob Lemley household, 1860 U.S. census, population schedule, Marion Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, Waynesburg post office, page 540 (stamped)/156 (written), dwelling 1110, family 1134; National Archives microfilm publication M653, roll 1114. Lemley: Jacob 41 innkeeper (Value of real estate-$4000) (Value of personal estate-$1800) PA, Martha J. 36 housekeeper PA, D. B. 10 PA (attended school within the year), E. G. (female) 7 PA (attended school within the year), J. A. J. 6 PA (attended school within the year), William 3 PA, + 19 guests.
  288. James G. Garrettson Family Bible, Births. "Maria J. McClelland was born October 1 - 1827".
  289. Ibid., Marriages. "Maria Jane McClelland was married to Jacob Lemly Septtember 3 1846".
  290. History of Hardin County, Iowa (Springfield, Illinois: Union Publishing Company, 1883), 811, biographical sketch of J. F. Garrettson.
  291. James G. Garrettson Family Bible, Births. "Hariet B. McClelland was born August 17 - 1829".
  292. Harriet B. Garrettson and Harriet Garrettson tombstone, section B, lot 12, Green Mount Cemetery, Waynesburg, Greene County, Pennsylvania; transcribed by Candice Buchanan 9 March 2003. "Harriet B. Garrettson / Died / June 30, 1854 / Aged 25 Years // Harriet / Dau. Of / J. F. & H. B. Garrettson / Died July 4, 1854 / Aged 1 Mo. & 18 Days".
  293. James G. Garrettson Family Bible, Deaths. "Hariet B. Garrettson Died 29 day of June 1854".
  294. Harriet Garretson obituary, undated clipping (circa 4 July 1854 - latest date mentioned in article) from unidentified newspaper, in family Bible of James Garrett Garrettson (1884-1950), Holy Bible. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: Lippincott, Grambo & Co., 1852; owned in 2004 by his grandson James Albert Garrettson, Jr. The Garrettson Family Bible information was started by Elizabeth (Buchanan) McClelland who presented the Bible to her great-grandson James Garrett Garrettson on 20 May 1885. This source is hereinafter cited as: Harriet Garretson obituary.
  295. James G. Garrettson Family Bible, Marriages. "Hariet B. McClelland was married to James F. Garrettson Febury 25 - 1851".
  296. Ibid., Births. "J. F. Garrettson Born Jan. 12, 1821".
  297. James Patterson household, 1850 U.S. census, population schedule, Center Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, page 281 (stamped)/560 (written), dwelling 213, family 213; National Archives microfilm publication M432, roll 783. Patterson: James 38 PA farmer $2200, Julian 35 PA, Phebe 15 PA, John R. 13 PA (attended school within the year), Sarah Ann 11 PA, Rachel L. 4 PA, Amos K. 1 PA, GARRETTTSON: James F. 28 MD merchant.
  298. James G. Garrettson Family Bible, Deaths. "James F. Garrettson Died Monday Nov 12 1900".
  299. Ibid., Births. "William Daily McClelland was born the 1 day November 1831".
  300. Ibid., Deaths. "William D. McClelland Died December the 1 1876, age going on 45 years".
  301. Ibid., Marriages. "William McClelland was married to Lucrecia Houston [her surname is hard to read so this could be different though it appears to be "Houston"] December 5 1855".
  302. Pennsylvania. Allegheny County. 1900 U.S. Census, population schedule, Pittsburgh. George Diesel household, ED 265, SD 18, Sheet 3, dwelling 52, family 55; National Archives micropublication T623, roll 1363 Diesel: George (Mar/1859) 41 NY NY NY (m. 11), Jennie (Sept/1860) 39 PA PA PA (1ch-1), Andria (Feb/1894) 8 dau. PA NY PA, STROSNIDER: Rhoda (Jun/1837) 63 mother in law PA PA PA (4ch-3) wd.
  303. Henry Kroner household, 1860 U.S. census, population schedule, Marion Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, Waynesburg post office, page 545 (stamped)/161 (written), dwelling 1142, family 1167; National Archives microfilm publication M653, roll 1114. Kroner: Henry 31 clothier (Value of personal party-2000) Germany (married within the year), Emily 23 PA (married within the year), KRAUS: Samuel 26 clothier (Value of personal property-2000) Germany, STROSNIDER: John 35 speculator (Value of real estate-2000) (Value of personal estate-200) PA, Rhoda 24 PA, Jane 1 PA.
  304. Rhoda Strosnider household, 1880 U.S. census, population schedule, Waynesburg, Greene County, Pennsylvania, ED 77, SD 8, page 271B (stamped)/14 (written), dwelling 123, family 134; National Archives microfilm publication T9, roll 1133. Strosnider: Rhoda 43 wd. keeping house PA PA PA, Jennie 20 dau. clerk in sewing machine office PA PA PA, Haddie 15 dau. PA PA PA (attended school within the year), John H. 10 son PA PA PA (attended school within the year).
  305. Rhoda Strosnider obituary, Waynesburg Republican, Waynesburg, Pennsylvania, 23 August 1900.
  306. James G. Garrettson Family Bible, Marriages. "Rhoda McClelland married to John Strosnider April 5th 1855".
  307. David Buchanan household, 1880 U.S. census, population schedule, Franklin Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, ED 71, SD 8, page 211B (stamped)/41 (written), dwelling 334, family 352; National Archives microfilm publication T9, roll 1133. Buchanan: David 35 sexton PA PA PA, Mary 21 wife PA PA PA.
  308. Dave Buchanan household, 1900 U.S. census, population schedule, Waynesburg, Greene County, Pennsylvania, ED 104, SD 17, page 262B (stamped)/7 (written), dwelling 148, family 168; National Archives microfilm publication T623, roll 1414. Buchanan: Dave (June 1844) 55 (m. 22) PA PA PA laborer, Mary wife (April 1859) 41 (m. 22) 2ch-2 PA PA PA, Arthur son (Dec. 1881) 18 PA PA PA at school, Lettie dau. (Dec. 1892) 7 PA PA PA at school, RINEHART: Lettie sister (March 1850) 50 (single) PA PA PA.
  309. David Buchanan household, 1910 U.S. census, population schedule, Waynesburg, Greene County, Pennsylvania, ED 124, SD 22, page 130A (stamped)/3 (written), dwelling 66, family 69; National Archives microfilm publication T624, roll 1349. Buchanan: David 65 (m1) PA PA PA stonemason-marble, Mary wife 51 (m1) 2ch-2 PA PA PA, Arthur son 28 (single) PA PA PA roller-tin mill, RINEHART: Letta sister-in-law 60 (single) PA PA PA, BUCHANAN: Letta dau. 17 (single) PA PA PA.
  310. David Buchanan household, 1920 U.S. census, population schedule, Waynesburg, Greene County, Pennsylvania, ED 151, SD 21, page 307A (stamped)/3 (written), dwelling 65, family 70; National Archives microfilm publication T625, roll 1573. Buchanan: David 75 PA PA PA laborer, Mary R. wife 60 PA PA PA, William A. son 38 (single) PA PA PA clerk-post office, Lettie H. dau. 27 (single) PA PA PA clerk-doctor office, RINEHART: Lettie sister-in-law 70 (single) PA PA PA.
  311. David Buchanan household, 1930 U.S. census, population schedule, Waynesburg, Greene County, Pennsylvania, ED 30, SD 23, page 226A (stamped)/7 (written), dwelling 171, family 187; National Archives microfilm publication T626, roll 2044. Buchanan: David 85 (married at age 33) PA PA PA, Mary wife 71 (married at age 19) PA PA PA.
  312. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1880 U.S. Census, population schedule, Franklin Township, 41. Buchanan: David 35 sexton.
  313. Zollars, Richard & Zollars, Malvine, Marriages Compiled from Greene County, Pennsylvania Records 1780-1885 (Privately printed, 1987), 5. Buchanan, David of Franklin Twp. by Rev. M. Sweeney, m. Mary Rinehart, d/o Simon Rinehart, Jr., Esq. of Waynesburg, Dec. 26, 1877 (date is of the day marriage announcement was in the newspaper).
  314. Simon Rinehart household, 1860 U.S. census, population schedule, Marion Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, Waynesburg post office, page 553 (stamped)/169 (written), dwelling 1203, family 1233; National Archives microfilm publication M653, roll 1114. Rinehart: Simon 39 stone cutter (Value of Real Estate - 1100) (Value of Personal Estate - 3000) PA, Sena 36 housekeeper PA, William 17 stone cutter PA (attended school within the year), Lettie 10 PA (deaf & dumb), Franklin 7 PA (attended school within the year), Arthur 4 PA, Mary 1 PA.
  315. Simon Rinehart household, 1870 U.S. census, population schedule, Marion Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, Waynesburg post office, page 305 (stamped)/29-30 (written), dwelling 206, family 204; National Archives microfilm publication M593, roll 1348. Rinehart: Simon 49 stone cutter (Value of real estate - 5000) (Value of personal estate - 3000) PA, Sena 46 keeping house PA, Letta 20 PA (deaf & dumb), Arthur 14 PA (attended school within the year), Mary 11 PA (attended school within the year), Albert 8 PA (attended school within the year), Catherine 3 PA, SHIELDS: Letta 70 domestic servt. PA (father of foreign birth), SHRIVER: Marion 17 student PA (attended school within the year), PYLE: Syrus 26 carpenter (Value of personal estate - 200) PA, ________: Noah 19 apprentice to carpenter PA.
  316. Mary Rinehart Buchanan obituary, Democrat Messenger, Waynesburg, Pennsylvania, 29 May 1931.
  317. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1910 U.S. Census, population schedule, Franklin Township. William Buchanan household, ED 103, SD 22, sheet 3A, dwelling 44, family 45; National Archives micropublication T624, roll 1348 Buchanan: William 60 (m1. 39) PA PA PA farmer, Belle wife 52 (m1. 39) 5ch-4 IL PA PA, TEWKESBURY: Charley adopted son 12 PA -- -- farm hand.
  318. Pennsylvania. New Castle. Department of Health. Division of Vital Records. Death Registrations. William D. Buchanan, death certificate no. 16911 (1922).
  319. Will Buchanan article, Waynesburg Republican, Waynesburg, Pennsylvania, 17 February 1875, page 3, column 2.
  320. Will Buchanan household, 1880 U.S. census, population schedule, Franklin Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, ED 71, SD 8, page 201A (stamped)/21 (written), dwelling 160, family 170; National Archives microfilm publication T9, roll 1133. Buchanan: Will 31 farmer PA PA PA, Belle 22 wife IL PA PA, Lee 5 PA PA IL, Charles 3 PA PA IL, Andrew 1 PA PA IL.
  321. William D. Buchanan household, 1900 U.S. census, population schedule, Franklin Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, ED 83, SD 17, page 79A (stamped)/8 (written), dwelling 152, family 161; National Archives microfilm publication T623, roll 1413. Buchanan: William D. (Oct. 1847) 52 (m. 30) PA PA PA farmer, Belle wife (Aug. 1850) 49 (m. 30) 5ch-4 MO PA PA, John Lee son (June 1875) 25 PA PA MO farm laborer, Andrew J. son (Mch. 1880) 20 PA PA MO farm laborer, Kittie P. dau. (May 1883) 17 PA PA MO at school, Mary F. dau. (Mch. 1889) 11 PA PA MO at school.
  322. William Buchanan household, 1920 U.S. census, population schedule, Franklin Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, ED 130, SD 21, page 127B (stamped)/4 (written), dwelling 83, family 90; National Archives microfilm publication T625, roll 1573 (digital image by subscription, Ancestry.com (www.ancestry.com : accessed 24 April 2007)). Buchanan: William (owns home - free of mortgage) 74 PA PA PA farmer, Belle wife 63 IL PA WV, HATFIELD: Cary roomer (male) USA USA USA.
  323. W. D. Buchanan obituary, Democrat Messenger, Waynesburg, Pennsylvania, 3 March 1922.
  324. Pennsylvania. New Castle. Department of Health. Division of Vital Records. Death Registrations. Mary Isabelle Buchanan, death certificate no. 81307 (1932) Date of birth: Aug. 21, 1856. Birthplace: Missouri.
  325. Edward Cooper household, 1930 U.S. census, population schedule, Shaler Township, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, ED 789, SD 12, page 27A (stamped), dwelling 580, family 611; National Archives microfilm publication T626, roll 1990. Cooper: Edward 44 (married at age 32) PA PA PA carpenter - building construction, Catherine wife 45 (married at age 33) PA PA MO, BUCHANAN: Mary B. mother-in-law 74 wd. MO VA VA.
  326. Pennsylvania. New Castle. Department of Health. Division of Vital Records. Death Registrations. Mary Isabelle Buchanan, death certificate no. 81307 (1932) Date of death: Sept. 9, 1932. Place of death: County of Allegheny, Township of Shaler.
  327. Ibid., File No. 81307, Mary Isabelle Buchanan (1932). Place of burial, cremation or removal: Mt. Royal Cem., Date of burial: Sept. 12, 1932.
  328. Belle Archer Buchanan obituary, Democrat Messenger, Waynesburg, Pennsylvania, 13 September 1932.
  329. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1880 U.S. Census, population schedule, Jefferson Township. Jas. Reynor household, ED 75, SD 8, page 246A, dwelling 31, family 32; National Archives micropublication T9, roll 1133 Reynor: Jas. 40 carpenter PA PA PA, Rachel 30 wife PA PA PA (can't write), Benj. F. 8 son PA PA PA, Chas. 6 son PA PA PA, Catharine 4 dau. PA PA PA, Elizabeth 2 dau. PA PA PA, Jas. 5/12 Jan. son PA PA PA.
  330. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1910 U.S. Census, population schedule, Franklin Township. Rachel A. Renner household, ED 103, SD 22, sheet 3A, dwelling 46, family 47; National Archives micropublication T624, roll 1348 Renner: Rachel A. 54 wd. (7ch-5) PA PA PA, Elizabeth dau. 32 (single) PA PA PA, Debolt: Nicholas nephew 30 (single) PA PA PA engineer at pump station.
  331. Rachel Renner household, 1900 U.S. census, population schedule, Franklin Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, ED 83, SD 17, page 78A-78B (stamped)/7 (written), dwelling 135, family 144; National Archives microfilm publication T623, roll 1413 (digital image by subscription, Ancestry.com (www.ancestry.com : accessed 24 May 2007)). Renner: Rachel 48 (Apr. 1852) wd. 7ch-5 PA PA PA farmer, Frank son (May 1872) 28 PA PA PA farm laborer, Charles son (Mar. 1874) 26 PA PA PA fireman, Catherine dau. (Jan. 1876) 24 PA PA PA servant, Lizzie dau. (Sept. 1878) 22 PA PA PA, Haddie dau. (May 1883) 17 PA PA PA.
  332. Rachel Renner household, 1920 U.S. census, population schedule, Franklin Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, ED 130, SD 21, page 127B (stamped)/4 (written), dwelling 85, family 92; National Archives microfilm publication T625, roll 1573 (digital image by subscription, Ancestry.com (www.ancestry.com : accessed 24 April 2007)). Renner: Rachel (owns home-free of mortgage) 69 wd. PA PA PA farmer, Charles A. son 45 PA WV PA linesman - telephone co., Elizabeth Jane dau. 40 PA WV PA.
  333. Rachel Renner obituary, Democrat Messenger, Waynesburg, Pennsylvania, 18 February 1936.
  334. Pennsylvania. New Castle. Department of Health. Division of Vital Records. Death Registrations. Elizabeth J. Renner, death certificate no. 33712 (1957).
  335. Elizabeth J. Renner obituary, Democrat Messenger, Waynesburg, Pennsylvania, 19 April 1957, page 10, column 1.
  336. Pennsylvania. Greene County. County Clerk's Office, Waynesburg. Birth Registers, Book 9: 54.
  337. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1880 U.S. Census, population schedule, Center Township. C. W. Debolt household, ED 67, SD 8, page 132A, dwelling 39, family 39; National Archives micropublication T9, roll 1133 DEBOLT: C. W. 37 works at gristmill PA PA PA, Harriett 28 wife PA PA PA, David B. 5 son PA PA PA, Nicholas 9/12 son PA PA PA.
  338. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1900 U.S. Census, population schedule, Dunkard Township. Christian Debolt household, ED 81, SD 17, sheet 5B, dwelling 101, family 101; National Archives micropublication T623, roll 1413 Debolt: Christian (Jan. 1843) 57 (m. 26) PA PA PA farmer, Harriet wife (Oct. 1852) 47 (m. 26) 5ch.-5 PA PA PA, David B. son (Mar. 1875) 25 PA PA PA day laborer, Nichlos son (Aug. 1879) 20 PA PA PA day laborer, Lizzie dau. (Mar. 1884) 16 PA PA PA, George S. son (Dec. 1885) 14 PA PA PA day laborer, Cora E. dau. (Jan. 1889) 11 PA PA PA.
  339. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1910 U.S. Census, population schedule, Dunkard Township. Christopher Debolt household, ED 99, SD 22, sheet 6B, dwelling 100, family 102; National Archives micropublication T624, roll 1348 Debolt: Christopher 68 (m1. 36) PA PA PA laborer - odd jobs, Harriette wife 57 (m1. 36) _ch-5 PA PA PA, Cora dau. 21(single) PA PA PA.
  340. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1920 U.S. Census, population schedule, Monongahela Township. Christain Debolt household, ED 138, SD 21, sheet 2B, dwelling --, family 38; National Archives micropublication T625, roll 1573 Debolt: Christain 76 PA PA PA retired - farm, Hariet wife 61 PA PA PA.
  341. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1930 U.S. Census, population schedule, Monongahela Township. Hariet Debolt household, ED 18, SD 23, sheet 12A, dwelling 6, family 8; National Archives micropublication T626, roll 2044 Debolt: Hariet 77 wd. (married at age 22) PA PA PA.
  342. Pennsylvania. New Castle. Department of Health. Division of Vital Records. Death Registrations. Harriet Buchannon DeBolt, death certificate no. 67592 (1934).
  343. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, Dunkard Township. Nicholas Debolt household, page 309, dwelling 14, family 14; National Archives micropublication M432, roll 783 DeBolt: Nicholas 36 PA carpenter $200, Nancy 37 PA, John 9 PA, Christain 7 PA, Jacob 5 PA, James 3 PA.
  344. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1870 U.S. Census, population schedule, Center Township. James R. Throckmorton household, Rogersville post office, page 149, dwelling 68, family 68; National Archives micropublication M593, roll 1348 Throckmorton: James R. 80 farmer NJ, Euphen 60 PA, Westley 33 PA, Katharine 36 house keeper PA, Ezekiel B. 10 PA, James R. 7 PA, July Anne 4 PA, DEBOLT: Christian 27 miller PA.
  345. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1880 U.S. Census, population schedule, Waynesburg Borough. David Thomas household, ED 77, SD 8, page 274D, dwelling 187, family 200; National Archives micropublication T9, roll 1133 Thomas: David 26 plasterer PA PA --, Kate 24 wife PA PA PA, Harry 4 son PA PA PA, Hallie 1 (April) son PA PA PA.
  346. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1900 U.S. Census, population schedule, Waynesburg Borough. David Thomas household, ED 104, SD 17, sheet 10A, dwelling 204, family 232; National Archives micropublication T623, roll 1414 Thomas: David (Mar. 1854) 46 (m. 25) PA PA PA plasterer, Kate wife (Apr. 1856) 44 (m. 25) 6ch-3 PA PA PA, Harry son (Aug. 1876) 23 PA PA PA plasterer, Tallie son (April 1880) 20 PA PA PA plasterer, Lizzie dau. (Oct. 1884) 15 PA PA PA at school, PESTER: Ruth domestic (June 1836) 63 wd. 0ch-0 PA PA PA.
  347. Pennsylvania. Allegheny County. 1910 U.S. Census, population schedule, Pittsburgh. David Thomas household, ED 309, SD 23, sheet 34A, dwelling 428, family 589; National Archives micropublication T624, roll 1299 Thomas: David 56 (m. 35) PA PA OH Propr. - S_____ Store, Catherine wife 54 (m. 35) 7ch-4 PA PA PA, Tallie son 30 (single) PA PA PA plasterer - bldgs., Margarette dau. 9 PA PA PA.
  348. Pennsylvania. Allegheny County. 1920 U.S. Census, population schedule, Union Township. David Thomas household, ED 837, SD 24, sheet 13B, dwelling 215, family 252; National Archives micropublication T625, roll 1528 Thomas: David 66 PA PA OH plaster, Kate 63 wife PA PA PA.
  349. Ibid., David Thomas household, ED 837, SD 24, sheet 13B, dwelling 215, family 252; National Archives micropublication T625, roll 1528 Thomas: David 66 PA PA OH plaster, Kate wife 63 PA PA PA.
  350. Benjamin Delany household, 1870 U.S. census, population schedule, Franklin Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, Waynesburg post office, page 222 (stamped)/5 (written), dwelling 35, family 35; National Archives microfilm publication M593, roll 1348. Delany: Benjamin 43 laborer (Value of personal estate-$500) PA, Mary 45 keeping house OH, Jasper 18 PA (attended school within the year), Abner 15 PA (attended school within the year), Maggie 2 PA, THOMAS: David 16 PA (attended school within the year).
  351. Mary Thomas household, 1860 U.S. census, population schedule, Marion Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, Waynesburg post office, page 544 (stamped)/160 (written), dwelling 1135, family 1159; National Archives micropublication M653, roll 1114. Thomas: Mary 35 housekeeper (Value of personal estate-$100) OH, Sarah 13 PA (attended school within the year), Nancy 12 PA (attended school within the year), Eli 10 PA (attended school within the year), David 6 PA (attended school within the year), HALDERMAN: Sarah 34 housekeeper PA.
  352. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1910 U.S. Census, population schedule, Waynesburg Borough. Mrs. A. I. Rinehart household, ED 124, SD 22, sheet 9A, dwelling 197, family 212; National Archives micropublication T624, roll 1349 Rinehart: Mrs. A. I. 52 wd. (3 ch-2) PA PA PA own income.
  353. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1920 U.S. Census, population schedule, Waynesburg Borough. Martha E. Rinehart household, ED 151, SD 21, sheet 15B, dwelling 117, family 135; National Archives micropublication T625, roll 1573 Rinehart: Martha E. 62 wd. PA PA PA, HATFIELD: Morris H. son-in-law 45 (married) PA PA PA salesman - specialty, Ceney dau. 38 (married) PA PA PA, Richard R. grandson 13 PA PA PA.
  354. Arthur I. Rinehart household, 1880 U.S. census, population schedule, Marion Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, ED 76, SD 8, page 259A (stamped)/1 (written), dwelling 5, family 5; National Archives microfilm publication T9, roll 1133. Rinehart: Arthur I. 24 stone cutter PA PA PA, Martha E. 22 wife PA PA PA, Simon A. 3 son PA PA PA, Leania 2/12 May dau. PA PA PA.
  355. A. I. Rinehart household, 1900 U.S. census, population schedule, Waynesburg, Greene County, Pennsylvania, ED 104, SD 17, page 259B (stamped)/4 (written), dwelling 88, family 103; National Archives microfilm publication T623, roll 1414. Rinehart: A. I. (May 1856) 44 PA PA PA marble cutter (m. 25), Martha (June 1857) 42 (m. 25) 3 ch-3 PA PA PA, Franklin son (Dec.1881) 18 PA PA PA marble cutter.
  356. Pennsylvania. New Castle. Department of Health. Division of Vital Records. Death Registrations. Mrs. Arthur Rinehart - Mrs. Martha E. Rinehart, death certificate no. 50356 (1926).
  357. Zollars, Richard & Zollars, Malvine, Marriages Compiled from Greene County, Pennsylvania Records 1780-1885, 80. Arthur Rinehart married Mollie Buchanan 10-10-1875. Performed by Rev. George Loar, Fairview Church, Richhill Township, Greene County, PA.
  358. Pennsylvania. Greene County. County Clerk's Office, Waynesburg. Death Registers, Book 2, Page 135. A. I. Rinehart, 49 yrs., d. 6 June 1903 Wbg.
  359. Ibid., Book 2, Page 135.
  360. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1930 U.S. Census, population schedule, Franklin Township. Charles Buchanan household, ED 10, SD 23, sheet 4A, dwelling 80, family 81; National Archives micropublication T626, roll 2043 Buchanan: Charles 70 (married at age 23) PA PA PA laborer - farm, Catherine wife 67 (married at age 21) PA PA PA, William H. son 45 (single) PA PA PA fireman - heating plant.
  361. Charley Buchannan household, 1900 U.S. census, population schedule, Morris Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, ED 95, SD 17, page 167A (stamped)/1 (written), dwelling 7, family 8; National Archives microfilm publication T623, roll 1414. Buchannan: Charley (Feb. 1861) 39 (m. 17) PA PA PA day laborer, Kate wife (Feb. 1862) 38 (m. 17) 8ch-8 PA PA PA, William son (June 1883) 16 PA PA PA at school, James son (June 1885) 14 PA PA PA at school, David son (Aug. 1888) 11 PA PA PA at school, Rachel dau. (Oct. 1892) 7 PA PA PA at school, Bert son (May 1894) 6 PA PA PA, Lizzie dau. (Dec. 1895) 4 PA PA PA, Harry son (Oct. 1897) 2 PA PA PA, Kathalene dau. (Aug. 1898) 1 PA PA PA.
  362. Charles Buchanan household, 1910 U.S. census, population schedule, Franklin Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, ED 103, SD 22, page 233A (stamped)/7 (written), dwelling 126, family 131; National Archives microfilm publication T624, roll 1348. Buchanan: Charles 50 (m1. 27) PA PA PA laborer at tin mill, Kate wife 48 (m1. 27) 10ch-8 PA PA PA, William son 26 PA PA PA laborer at farm, Rachel dau. 20 PA PA PA, Bert 17 son PA PA PA laborer, Catherine dau. 11 PA PA PA, Jessie dau. 8 PA PA PA, Tallie son 7 PA PA PA.
  363. Charles Buchanan household, 1920 U.S. census, population schedule, Franklin Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, ED 130, SD 21, page 133B (stamped)/10 (written), dwelling 200, family 221; National Archives microfilm publication T625, roll 1573. Buchanan: Charles 57 PA PA PA laborer - general labor, Catherine E. wife 57 PA PA PA, William M. son 36 PA PA PA ______ - tin mill, Tal son 16 PA PA PA ______ - tin mill.
  364. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1870 U.S. Census, population schedule, Center Township. David Reese household, Rogersville post office, page 165, dwelling 307, family 307; National Archives micropublication M593, roll 1348 Reese: David 54 farmer PA, Mary 47 PA, Adaline 13 PA, William 9 PA, Katharine 7 PA, Margaret 2 PA.
  365. Pennsylvania. Greene County. County Clerk's Office, Waynesburg. Death Registers, Book 2. Buchanan, David, white, male, Father: Charles Buchanan, Mother: Kate Buchanan.
  366. Ibid., David Buchanan entry, Book 2: 7, no. 19. Date of death: May 17, 1905; Place of death: Franklin Twp.
  367. Ibid., David Buchanan entry, Book 2: 7, no. 19. Place of interment: Greene Mt. Cem.; Date of interment: May 18, 1905.
  368. Albert Buchanan, WWI draft registration card filed in Greene County, Pennsylvania. World War I Selective Service System Draft Registration Cards, 1917-18, [database online] Provo, UT: Ancestry.com, 2002. Database online created from original images of World War I Selective Service System Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918, microfilm publication M1509, 20,243 rolls. Washington: National Archives. Abstracted from record: Albert Buchanan / Home Address: Waynesburg, Pennsylvania / Age: 25y / Born: 2 May 1892 Waynesburg, Pennsylvania / U. S. Citizen: Native Born / Occupation: Laborer - Chas. H. E. Thompson in Waynesburg / Single / Caucasian / Height: Medium / Build: Medium / Eyes: Light blue / Hair: Brown.
  369. Pennsylvania. Greene County. County Clerk's Office, Waynesburg. Death Registers, Book 2. Buchanan, Harry, white, male, 8 yrs. old, Father: Charles Buchanan, Mother: Kate Buchanan.
  370. Ibid., Harry Buchanan entry, Book 2: 7, no. 20. Date of death: May 18, 1905; Place of death: Franklin Township.
  371. Ibid., Harry Buchanan entry, Book 2: 7, no. 20. Place of interment: Greene Mt. Cem.; Date of interment: May 18, 1905.
  372. James M. Shane household, 1860 U.S. census, population schedule, Steubenville, Jefferson County, Ohio, Steubenville post office, page 24 (stamped)/48 (written), dwelling 325, family 328; National Archives microfilm publication M653, roll 993. Shane: James M. 30 lawyer (Value of personal estate-$400) OH, Jane E. 24.
  373. Jane E. Zink household, 1900 U.S. census, population schedule, Steubenville, Jefferson County, Ohio, ED 82, SD 15, page 136A (stamped)/12 (written), dwelling 269, family 277; National Archives microfilm publication T623, roll 1290. Zink: Jane E. (July 1839) 60 wd. 0ch-0 PA PA PA, FLOOD: John F. son (Nov. 1855) 44 single OH IRE IRE electrician, SILCOX: Elizabeth servant (Sept. 1878) 21 (single) OH ENG WALES servant.
  374. Jane E. Zink household, 1910 U.S. census, population schedule, Steubenville, Jefferson County, Ohio, ED 128, SD 15, page 164B (stamped)/4 (written), dwelling 72, family 76; National Archives microfilm publication T624, roll 1201. Zink: Jane E. 70 wd. PA PA PA, FLOOD: John F. son 54 WV IRE PA manager-____ line, WATT: Mary servant 52 OH ENG ENG domestic servant.
  375. Ohio. Columbus. Ohio Historical Society. Death Registrations, Jane E. Zink, death certificate no. 4583 (1916).
  376. Jefferson County Marriage Book 7: 197, Probate Court, Courthouse, Steubenville, Jefferson County, Ohio.
  377. John Beazell household, 1880 U.S. census, population schedule, Steubenville, Jefferson County, Ohio, ED 110, SD 7, page 439B (stamped)/6 (written), dwelling 44, family 49; National Archives microfilm publication T9, roll 1037. Beazell: John 50 PA PA PA Dealer In Patent Rights, Andrewella wife 32 keeping house OH OH PA, Mattie dau. 12 at school PA PA OH, Andy Reagan dau. 5 NY PA OH, MCGUSKIN: Kate 24 SCOT IRE IRE domestic servant.
  378. John W. Beazell household, 1900 U.S. census, population schedule, Steubenville, Jefferson County, Ohio, ED 77, SD 15, page 44A (stamped)/14 (written), dwelling 288, family 306; National Archives microfilm publication T623, roll 1290. Beazell: John W. (Oct. 1830) 69 (m. 33) PA PA PA, Andie (Jany. 1848) 52 (m. 33) 4ch-2 OH PA PA, Anna A. dau. (June 1875) 24 OH PA OH.
  379. Andie Beazell household, 1910 U.S. census, population schedule, Steubenville, Jefferson County, Ohio, ED 126, SD 15, page 138A (stamped)/3 (written), dwelling 27, family 44; National Archives microfilm publication T624, roll 1201. Beazell: Andie 62 wd. 4ch-2 OH OH PA, Anna dau. 32 NY OH OH, FREY: James boarder 27 PA PA PA steel maker.
  380. Andie R. Bissell household, 1920 U.S. census, population schedule, Steubenville, Jefferson County, Ohio, ED 219, SD 264, page 117B (stamped)/2 (written), dwelling 30, family 39; National Archives microfilm publication T625, roll 1402. Bissell: Andie R. 70 wd. OH OH OH retired.
  381. Andie R. Beazell household, 1930 U.S. census, population schedule, Steubenville, Jefferson County, Ohio, ED 31, SD 21, page 114A (stamped)/12 (written), dwelling 227, family 269; National Archives microfilm publication T626, roll 1825. Beazell: Andie R. (owns home-$15,000) (has radio) 78 wd. OH PA PA, WOOD: Edwin T. son-in-law 48 (married at age 31) MA ME ME metallurgical lineman-steel mill, Anna B. dau. 52 (married at age 35) NY PA OH.
  382. Ohio. Columbus. Ohio Historical Society. Death Registrations. Andie R. Beazell, death certificate no. 11681 (1937).
  383. Jefferson County Marriage Book 8: 39, Probate Court, Courthouse, Steubenville, Jefferson County, Ohio. "I Hereby Certify, That on the 4th day of October A.D. 1866 Mr. John W. Beazell and Miss Andie E. Ragan were legally joined in marriage by me, a minister of the gospel. Given under my hand this 4th day of October A.D. 1866 - Henry Woods".
  384. Jno. F. Beazell household, 1860 U.S. census, population schedule, Uniontown, Fayette County, Pennsylvania, Uniontown post office, page 893 (stamped)/91 (written), dwelling 625, family 624; National Archives microfilm publication M653, roll 1110. Beazell: Jno. F. 55 editor (Value of real estate-$100) (Value of personal estate-$4000) PA, Julia 54 PA, Jno. W. 29 asst. editor PA, Eliza 26 PA, Sarah 22 PA, Julia 20 PA, Jas. 18 med. student PA, Rachel 13 PA (attended school within the year), HAYDEN: Jas. 18 printer PA, HASSMER: Mary 19 PA.
  385. Kansas. Cherokee County. 1875 State Census, population schedule, Neosho Township. V. B. Adams household, page 17, line 1, dwelling 122, family 124; microcopy Adams: V. B. 38 printer PA (moved to KS from PA), E. A. 37 ____ PA, M. E. 10 (female) PA, Lewis 5 PA, A. E. 3 PA.
  386. Kansas. Cherokee County. 1885 State Census, population schedule, Neosho Township. V. B. Adams household, page 35, line 11, dwelling 2, family 2; microcopy Adams: V. B. 48 printer and farmer PA (moved from PA to KS), Elizabeth A. 47 farmer's wife PA, M. E. 20 farm girl PA, Lewis 15 farm boy PA, A. E. 12 farm girl PA.
  387. Kansas. Cherokee County. 1895 State Census, population schedule, Neosho Township. V. B. Adams household, page 9, line 22, family 45; microcopy Adams: V. B. 58 PA (moved from PA to KS) farmer, E. A. 57 PA, Lewis 24 PA, Marget 25 KS, Hana (female) 22 PA, Roland 1 KS.
  388. Van B. Adams household, 1860 U.S. census, population schedule, Marion Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, Waynesburg post office, page 543 (stamped)/159 (written), dwelling 1125, family 1150; National Archives microfilm publication M653, roll 1114. Adams: Van B. 23 grocer (Value of real estate-$50) (Value of personal estate-$400) PA (married within the year), Elizabeth 23 housekeeper PA (married within the year), FRAKES: Sarah 9 PA (attended school within the year).
  389. Van B. Adams household, 1900 U.S. census, population schedule, Neosho Township, Cherokee County, Kansas, ED 31, SD 3, page 172A (stamped)/10 (written), dwelling 189, family 192; National Archives microfilm publication T623, roll 474. Adams: Van B. (Feb. 1837) 63 (m. 51) PA PA PA farmer, Elizabeth wife (Sept. 1837) 62 (m. 51) 8ch-3 PA PA PA, Lew son (Jan. 1870) 30 (m. 7) PA PA PA farmer, Maggie dau-in-law (Sept. 1868) 31 (m. 7) 1ch-1 KS IL UT, Roland g-son (Sept. 1893) 6 KS PA KS, BAGGS: John boarder (Dec. 1885) 14 KS IL -- at school.
  390. B. Van Adams household, 1880 U.S. census, population schedule, Neosho Township, Cherokee County, Kansas, ED 46, SD 1, page 552A (stamped)/9 (written), dwelling 80, family 80; National Archives microfilm publication T9, roll 376. Adams: B. Van 43 farmer PA PA PA, A. Elizabeth wife 42 keeping house PA PA PA, E. May dau 14 PA PA PA (attended school within the year), Louis son 10 farm laborer PA PA PA (attended school within the year), E. Anna dau 8 PA PA PA (attended school within the year).
  391. Van B. Adams household, 1910 U.S. census, population schedule, Neosho Township, Cherokee County, Kansas, ED 33, SD 3, page 253B (stamped)/5 (written), dwelling 87, family 87; National Archives micropublication T624, roll 434. Adams: Van B. 72 (m. 50) PA PA PA, Elizabeth A. 72 (m. 50) 8ch-3 PA PA PA, Lewis son 40 (m. 17) PA PA PA farmer, Margretta daughter-in-law 42 (m. 17) 1ch-1 KS PA KY, Roland nephew 16 KS PA KS farm laborer.
  392. Vanburen Adams household, 1870 U.S. census, population schedule, Marion Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, Waynesburg post office, page 298 (stamped)/15 (written), dwelling 99, family 97; National Archives microfilm publication M593, roll 1348. Adams: Vanburen 33 printer PA, Elizabeth 32 PA, Mary 5 PA, Walter 4/12 (Jan.) PA, FRAKES: Francis 17 PA (attended school within the year), Letta 50 domestic servt. PA.
  393. Van B. Adams obituary, Modern Light, Columbus, Kansas, 28 June 1911.
  394. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, Marion Township. Cyrus Frakes household, dwelling 102, family 105; National Archives micropublication M432, roll 783 Frakes: Cyrus 32 PA, Lettice 36 PA, Mary Ann 9 PA, Andrew 6 PA, William H. 2 PA, HOOK: Elizabeth 12 PA.
  395. Kansas. Cherokee County. 1920 U.S. Census, population schedule, Neosho Township. Lewis Adams household, ED 30, SD 103, sheet 9, dwelling 155, family 167; National Archives micropublication T625 Adams: Lewis 50 PA PA PA farmer, Margarete J. wife 51 KS IL IL, Elizabeth A. mother 82 wd. PA PA PA.
  396. Jennie Adams obituary, Waynesburg Messenger, Waynesburg, Pennsylvania, 31 July 1867, page 3, column 4.
  397. Kansas. Cherokee County. 1875 State Census, population schedule, Neosho Township. A. J. Egy household, page 17, line 10, dwelling 124, family 126; microcopy Egy: A. J. 42 farmer PA (moved to KS from IA), R. B. 35 IN, M. J. 10 (female) PA, A. E. 7 (female) KS, R. W. 2 (male) KS.
  398. Kansas. Cherokee County. 1880 U.S. Census, population schedule, Neosho Township. Andrew I. Egy household, ED 46, SD 1, page 553D, dwelling 105, family 105; National Archives micropublication T9, roll 376 Egy: Andrew I. 47 PA PA PA farmer, Rhoda R. wife 41 IN PA PA, Mary J. dau. 15 PA PA IN, Annie B. dau. 12 KS PA IN, Robert W. son 8 KS PA IN, Martha A. dau. 4 KS PA IN, Elijah O. son 5 months KS PA IN.
  399. Arkansas. Benton County. 1900 U.S. Census, population schedule, Hico Township, Siloam Springs City. Fred A. Hill household, ED 17, SD 3, sheet 2A, dwelling 28, family 28; National Archives micropublication T623, roll 51 Hill: Fred A. (June 1861) 28 (m. 10) MO __ __ capitalist, Annie B. wife (Jan. 1870) 30 (m. 10) KS PA PA, Harry S. son (Oct. 1890) 9 AR MO KS, SIMPSON: Rhoda mother-in-law (Sept. 1875) 24 wd. 8ch KS PA PA day laborer, EGY: Robert W. brother-in-law (Aug. 1831) 68 PA PA PA day laborer [THE BIRTH DATES & PLACES FOR RHODA SIMPSON AND HER SON ROBERT EGY ARE MIXED UP].
  400. Arkansas. Benton County. 1910 U.S. Census, population schedule, Hico Township, Siloam Springs City. Rhoda B. Egy household, ED 26, SD 3, sheet 3B, dwelling 70, family 72; National Archives micropublication T624, roll 44 Egy: Rhoda B. 71 wd. 8ch-3 IN PA PA, Robert W. son 33 single KS PA IN cab driver, YOUNG: Mattie A. dau. 31 divorced 1ch-1 KS PA IN cook, Sarah A. gr.dau. 10 AR AR KS, HILL: Harry H. gr.son 19 AR MO KS messenger on train.
  401. Arkansas. Benton County. 1920 U.S. Census, population schedule, Hico Township, Siloam Springs City. Rhoda B. Egy household, ED 27, SD 3, sheet 4A, dwelling 76, family 79; National Archives micropublication T625, roll 54 Egy: Rhoda B. 81 wd. IN PA PA, Bob son 43 single KS PA IN cab driver.
  402. Waynesburg Messenger, Issue: July 27, 1864.
  403. Arkansas. Washington County. County Clerk's Office, Fayetteville. Marriage Registers. Book K: 246.
  404. Robert Adams household, 1900 U.S. census, population schedule, Washington, D. C., ED 60, SD 1, page 4B (stamped), dwelling 47, family 50; National Archives microfilm publication T623, roll 161. Adams: Robert (Feb. 1846) 54 (m. 12) PA PA PA watchman, Martha wife (July 1853) 46 (m. 12) 0ch-0 PA PA PA, WELLS: John H. boarder (Jan. 1875) 25 WV WV WV electrician, Albert boarder (Oct. 1876) 23 WV WV WV lawyer.
  405. Robert Adams household, 1910 U.S. census, population schedule, Washington, D. C., ED 165, SD 1, 197B (stamped)/2 (written), dwelling 44, family 44; National Archives microfilm publication T624, roll 153. Adams: Robert 65 (m2. 11) PA PA PA watchman-dept. of interior, Martha W. wife 58 (m1. 11) 0ch-0 PA PA PA, John H. boarder 35 WV PA WV electrician-electric supply co., Coulter A. boarder 33 WV PA WV lawyer-office.
  406. Robert Adams household, 1880 U.S. census, population schedule, Leavenworth, Leavenworth County, Kansas, ED 155, SD 3, page 246A (stamped)/26 (written), dwelling 213, family 260; National Archives microfilm publication T9, roll 386. Adams: Robert 38 (widower) retail grocer PA PA PA.
  407. William Porter household, 1870 U.S. census, population schedule, Marion Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, Waynesburg post office, page 299 (stamped)/17 (written), dwelling 116, family 114; National Archives microfilm publication M593, roll 1348. Adams: Robert 25 (Value of personal estate-$1000) PA. Guest at hotel kept by Wiiliam Porter.
  408. Robert Adams, death certificate no. 219342 (1914), Department of Health - Vital Records Division, Washington, DC. "Date of this death: September 23, 1914".
  409. Ibid., "Place of burial: Arlington Natl. Cemetery / Date of burial: Sept. 26, 1914".
  410. Robert Adams obituary, Waynesburg Republican, Waynesburg, Pennsylvania, 1 October 1914, page 4, column 6.
  411. Adams-Robinson marriage announcement, Waynesburg Republican, Waynesburg, Pennsylvania, 17 J