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  1. Lee Buchanan household, 1920 U.S. census, population schedule, Center Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, ED 121, SD 21, page 27B (stamped)/9 (written), dwelling 186, family 194; National Archives microfilm publication T625, roll 1573. Buchanan: Lee 46 PA PA PA farmer, Osa wife 42 PA PA PA, Edna dau. 7 PA PA PA, Roy son 6 PA PA PA, Maggie dau. 14 PA PA PA.
  2. Lee Buchanan household, 1930 U.S. census, population schedule, Center Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, ED 3, SD 23, page 127B (stamped)/9 (written), dwelling 213, family 229; National Archives microfilm publication T626, roll 2043. Buchanan: Lee 54 (married at age 25) PA PA PA ____man at school building, Ocie wife 52 (married at age 23) PA PA PA, Margaret dau. 24 PA PA PA teacher at public school, Edna dau. 17 PA PA PA, Roy son 16 PA PA PA.
  3. Greene County Marriage Book 25: 228, County Clerk's Office, Courthouse, Waynesburg, Greene County, Pennsylvania.
  4. 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.
  5. 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.
  6. Lee J. Buchanan household, 1910 U.S. census, population schedule, Center Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, ED 96, SD 22, page 149B (stamped)/3 (written), dwelling 50, family 52; National Archives microfilm publication T624, roll 1348. Buchanan: Lee J. 31 (m1. 9) PA PA PA farmer-general farm, Ocie wife 32 (m1. 9) 3 ch-3 PA PA PA, Mollie dau. 7 PA PA PA, Maggie dau. 4 PA PA PA, Wilma dau. 1 5/12 PA PA PA.
  7. Greene County Marriage Book 9: 48, County Clerk's Office, Courthouse, Waynesburg, Greene County, Pennsylvania.
  8. Henry Bowler household, 1880 U.S. census, population schedule, Center Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, ED 67, SD 8, page 132B (stamped)/6 (written), dwelling 46, family 46; National Archives microfilm publication T9, roll 1133. Bowler: Henry 62 farmer PA MD PA, Penelop 64 wife PA PA NJ, William 26 son wd. works on farm PA PA PA, Osa 3 gr.dau. PA PA PA.
  9. William Bowler household, 1900 U.S. census, population schedule, Center Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, ED 80, SD 17, page 55B (stamped)/10 (written), dwelling 215, family 220; National Archives microfilm publication T623, roll 1413. Bowler: William (July 1854) 45 (m. 23) PA PA PA farmer, Mary wife (Feb. 1864) 36 (m. 23) 0ch-0 PA PA PA, Ocie dau. (Sep. 1878) 21 PA PA PA servant, Henry son (Feb. 1882) 18 PA PA PA at school.
  10. Pennsylvania. Greene County. County Clerk's Office, Waynesburg. Birth Registers, Book 1: 19. Buchanan, Mary, female, white, Father: Lee Buchanan, Mother: Ocie Buchanan.
  11. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1920 U.S. Census, population schedule, Springhill Township. Samuel J. Clark household, ED 143, SD 21, sheet 5A, dwelling 10, family --; National Archives micropublication T625, roll 1573 Clark: Samuel J. 36 PA MD PA laborer at South Penn Oil, Mary I. wife 17 PA PA PA.
  12. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1930 U.S. Census, population schedule, Center Township. Samuel Clark household, ED 3, SD 23, sheet 9B, dwelling 213, family 233; National Archives micropublication T626, roll 2043 Clark: Samuel 46 (married at age 34) PA PA PA laborer-line worker, Molly wife 28 (married at age 16) PA PA PA, Leroy J. son 5 PA PA PA.
  13. Pennsylvania. Greene County. County Clerk's Office, Waynesburg. Birth Registers, Book 1 Page 19. Buchanan, Mary, born Feb. 1, 1902 Franklin.
  14. Ibid., Book 2: 8. Buchanan, Maggie, female, white, Father: Lee Buchanan, Mother: Ocie Buchanan.
  15. Ibid., Book 2 Page 8. Buchanan, Maggie, b. Aug. 2, 1905 Center Township.
  16. Ibid., Book 2: 12. Buchanan, Joanna W., female, white, Father: Lee Buchanan, Mother: Ossa Buchanan.
  17. Ibid., Book 2: 12. Buchanan, Joanna W., b. Nov. 19, 1908 Rogersville.
  18. Pennsylvania. Greene County. County Clerk's Office, Waynesburg. Death Registers, Book 2. Buchanan, Wilma, d. Feb. 20, 1912 Rogersville.
  19. Ibid., Book 2. Buchanan, Wilma, Interment: Bowler Cem., Feb. 22, 1912.
  20. Pennsylvania. Greene County. County Clerk's Office, Waynesburg. Birth Registers, Book 2: 15. Buchanan, Ferne, female, white, Father: Lee Buchanan, Mother: Ocie Buchanan.
  21. Ibid., Book 2: 15. Buchanan, Ferne, b. March 29, 1911 Center Township.
  22. Pennsylvania. Greene County. County Clerk's Office, Waynesburg. Death Registers, Book 2. Buchanan, Ferne, d. Feb. 5, 1912 Rogersville.
  23. Ibid., Book 2. Buchanan, Ferne, Interment: Bowler Cem., Feb. 7, 1912.
  24. Pennsylvania. New Castle. Department of Health. Division of Vital Records. Death Registrations. Edna Buchanan Rogers, death certificate no. ___ (1946).
  25. Ibid., Edna Buchanan Rogers, death certificate no. ___ (1946) 17. (a) Burial (b) Date thereof 11/2/1946 (c) Place: burial or cremation Rosemont Cem.
  26. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1880 U.S. Census, population schedule, Center Township. Jesse Livengood household, ED 67, SD 8, page 131D, dwelling 29, family 29; National Archives micropublication T9, roll 1133 Livengood: Jesse 44 PA PA NJ farmer, Rachel 42 wife PA MD PA, Mary 22 dau. PA PA PA, Isaac 20 son PA PA PA, George 18 son PA PA PA, Sarah 14 dau. PA PA PA, Nancy M. 11 dau. PA PA PA, John 8 son PA PA PA, Jacob 5 PA PA PA, Sedora 2 dau. PA PA PA.
  27. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1900 U.S. Census, population schedule, Richhill Township. Jesse Livingood household, ED 98, SD 17, sheet 6A, dwelling 109, family 110; National Archives micropublication T623, roll 1414 Livingood: Jesse (Apr. 1833) 67 (m. 43) PA PA PA farmer, Rachel wife (Feb. 1838) 62 (m. 43) 10ch-7 PA PA PA, Mary A. dau. (Jan. 1858) 42 PA PA PA, John M. son (June 1872) 27 PA PA PA day laborer, Frances B. dau. (Nov. 1880) 19 PA PA PA, VENOM: Joseph K. servant (Nov. 1864) 36 PA PA PA day laborer.
  28. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1910 U.S. Census, population schedule, Richhill Township. John Livengood household, ED 116, SD 22, sheet 61A, dwelling 85, family 89; National Archives micropublication T624, roll 1349 Livengood: John 37 PA PA PA works at gas field.
  29. John M. Livingood household, 1920 U.S. census, population schedule, Graysville, Greene County, Pennsylvania, ED 132, SD 21, page 141B (stamped)/1 (written), dwelling 23, family 23; National Archives microfilm publication T625, roll 1573. Livingood: John M. 47 PA PA PA lease man - W. Va. gas company, Francis wife 32 PA PA PA, William C. son 4 PA PA PA, Rachel dau. 3 & 2/12 PA PA PA, Sarah dau. 2 & 6/12 PA PA PA.
  30. John M. Livingood household, 1930 U.S. census, population schedule, Graysville, Greene County, Pennsylvania, ED 12, SD 23, page 8A (stamped)/2 (written), dwelling 24, family 24; National Archives microfilm publication T626, roll 2044. Livingood: John M. (owns home-$1000) 57 wd. PA PA PA leasor - oil lands, William C. son 15 PA PA PA, Rachel dau. 14 PA PA PA, Sara dau. 12 PA PA PA, Arthur T. son 9 PA PA PA, VENOM: Mary sister 72 PA PA PA.
  31. Columbiana County Marriage Book 23: 471, Probate Court Office, Courthouse, Lisbon, Columbiana County, Ohio.
  32. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1900 U.S. Census, population schedule, Center Township. Cook: Thomas 31, Sadie 37 (9 ch.), Leona 16, Maggie 13, Frances 12 (9/1887), Samuel 11, Wilma 10, Iva 8, Harlan 7, Hyce 5, David 2.
  33. Ohio. Columbiana County. 1910 U.S. Census, population schedule, Fairfield Township. Robert Ross Bell household, ED 9, SD 17, sheet 1, dwelling 3, family 3; National Archives micropublication T624, roll 1161 Bell: Robert Ross 33 (m. 8) OH OH OH farmer, Gertrude G. wife 32 (m. 8) 3ch-3 OH OH OH, Dorothy M. dau. 5 OH OH OH, Hiram E. son 3 OH OH OH, Robert A. son 0/12 OH OH OH, COOK: Frances servant 22 PA PA PA.
  34. Frances C. Livingood obituary, Waynesburg Republican, Waynesburg, Pennsylvania, 25 March 1926.
  35. Waynesburg College Alumni Office, compiler, Waynesburg College Alumni Directory 1966 (Waynesburg, Pennsylvania: Sutton Printing Co., 1966), 96, Class of 1936.
  36. Campbell Leasure household, 1920 U.S. census, population schedule, German Township, Fayette County, Pennsylvania, ED 41, SD 21, page 150B-151A (stamped)/18-19 (written), dwelling 296, family 296; National Archives microfilm publication T625, roll 1569. Leasure: Campbell 39 WV WV WV mine forman - coal mine, Racheal wife 30 WV WV WV, Eva dau. 17 WV WV WV servant - private home, John son 15 WV WV WV, Dorothy dau. 12 WV WV WV, Charles son 10 PA WV WV, Grover son 9 PA WV WV, Walter son 7 PA WV WV, Russell son 5 PA WV WV.
  37. Campbell E. Leasure household, 1930 U.S. census, population schedule, Cumberland Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, ED 7, SD 23, page 202A (stamped)/1 (written), dwelling 8, family 8; National Archives microfilm publication T626, roll 2043. Leasure: Campbell E. (owns home-$6000) 48 (first married at age 21) WV WV WV farmer, Rachel A. wife 39 (first married at age 16) WV WV WV, Grover son 19 PA WV WV laborer - farm, Walter son 17 PA WV WV, Russel son 15 PA WV WV, BROOKS: William grandson 6 PA PA WV, Betty L. granddau. 4 PA PA WV.
  38. 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.
  39. Pennsylvania. New Castle. Department of Health. Division of Vital Records. Death Registrations. William D. Buchanan, death certificate no. 16911 (1922).
  40. 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.
  41. 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.
  42. Will Buchanan article, Waynesburg Republican, Waynesburg, Pennsylvania, 17 February 1875, page 3, column 2.
  43. 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.
  44. W. D. Buchanan obituary, Democrat Messenger, Waynesburg, Pennsylvania, 3 March 1922.
  45. 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.
  46. 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.
  47. 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.
  48. Ibid., File No. 81307, Mary Isabelle Buchanan (1932). Place of burial, cremation or removal: Mt. Royal Cem., Date of burial: Sept. 12, 1932.
  49. Belle Archer Buchanan obituary, Democrat Messenger, Waynesburg, Pennsylvania, 13 September 1932.
  50. Pennsylvania. Allegheny County. 1910 U.S. Census, population schedule, Pittsburgh. Andrew Buchanan household, ED 551, SD 23, sheet 8B, dwelling 140, family 151; National Archives micropublication T624, roll 1305 Buchanan: Andrew 31 (m1. 1) PA PA PA foreman, Florence 22 (m1. 1) 1ch-0 PA PA PA.
  51. Pennsylvania. Allegheny County. 1920 U.S. Census, population schedule, Pittsburgh. Andrew J. Buchanan household, ED 434, SD 24, sheet 8B, dwelling 141, family 153; National Archives micropublication T625, roll 1520 Buchanan: Andrew J. 40 PA PA PA producton clerk, Florence 31 PA PA PA wife, Briton 9 PA PA PA son.
  52. Pennsylvania. Allegheny County. 1930 U.S. Census, population schedule, Pittsburgh. Andrew J. Buchanan household, ED 224, SD 14, sheet 22A, dwelling 308, family 338; National Archives micropublication T626, roll 1977 Buchanan: Andrew J. 50 (married at age 28) PA PA PA supervisor - electic co., Florence A. wife 41 (married at age 18) PA PA PA, Britton L. son 19 (single) PA PA PA clerk - electric co.
  53. Andrew Jackson Buchanan entry, Greene County Births - Delayed Birth Certificates, Book 5: 51, no. 1261, County Clerk's Office, Courthouse, Waynesburg, Pennsylvania, application filed 29 January 1943. Andrew Jackson Buchanan / Birth: 7 March 1879 Waynesburg / Father: William Daily Buchanan, age 32 at time of this birth, born Waynesburg, spring maker, deceased / Mother: Belle Archer, age 22 at time of this birth, born Waynesburg, housewife, deceased / Number of children of her mother is 5 of whom 4 are now living / Children born alive and living at time of this birth, including this child: 3 / Previous children born alive but dead at time of this birth: 0 / Previous children born dead (stillborn): 0.
  54. Edward Cooper household, 1920 U.S. census, population schedule, Union Township, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, ED 837, SD 24, page 291B (stamped)/13 (written), dwelling 215, family 252; National Archives microfilm publication T625, roll 1528. Cooper: Edward 35 PA PA PA carpenter - contractor, Katherine wife 36 PA PA PA.
  55. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1910 U.S. Census, population schedule, Waynesburg Borough. Oliver Hewitt household, ED 124, SD 22, sheet 9B, dwelling 205, family 221; National Archives micropublication T624, roll 1349 Hewitt: Oliver 28 (m1. 2) PA PA PA heater - shovel factory, Mary wife 21 (m1. 2) PA PA PA, Earl son 1 PA PA PA.
  56. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1930 U.S. Census, population schedule, Waynesburg Borough. Oliver N. Hewitt household, ED 31, SD 23, sheet 6B, dwelling 144, family 157; National Archives micropublication T626, roll 2044 Hewitt: Oliver N. 45 (married at age 23) PA PA PA barber - own shop, Mary F. wife 42 (married at age 19) PA PA PA, Earl B. son 21 PA PA PA.
  57. Henry Boler household, 1860 U.S. census, population schedule, Center Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, Rogersville post office, page 319 (stamped)/141 (written), dwelling 1015, family 998; National Archives micropublication M653, roll 1114. Boler: Henry 41 farmer (Value of real estate-$3000) (Value of personal estate-$1000) PA, Penelope 45 PA, Eli. S. 8 (female) PA (attended school within the year), Wm. H. 6 PA.
  58. Henry Boler household, 1870 U.S. census, population schedule, Center Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, Rogersville post office, page 151 (stamped)/13 (written), dwelling 94, family 94; National Archives microfilm publication M593, roll 1348. Boler: Henry 52 farmer (Value of real estate-$7000) (Value of personal estate-$800) PA, Penelope 54 keeping house PA, Eliza 17 PA, William 15 PA.
  59. William Bowler household, 1910 U.S. census, population schedule, Center Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, ED 96, SD 22, page 149B (stamped)/3 (written), dwelling 49, family 51; National Archives microfilm publication T624, roll 1348. Bowler: William 55 (m3. 19) PA PA PA farmer-general farm, Mary M. wife 45 (m1. 19) 0ch-0 PA MD PA.
  60. William Bowler household, 1920 U.S. census, population schedule, Center Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, ED 121, SD 21, page 27B (stamped)/9 (written), dwelling 187, family 195; National Archives microfilm publication T625, roll 1573. Bowler: William 65 PA PA PA farmer, Mary wife 56 PA MD PA.
  61. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1860 U.S. Census, population schedule, Center Township. John B. Seckman household, Rogersville post office, page 285, dwelling 781, family 772; National Archives micropublication M653, roll 1114 Seckman: John B. 39 VA cabinet maker, Delila 36 PA, E. Sarah 17 PA, Henry E. 15 farm laborer PA, Marget. R. 13 PA, Thos. H. S. 11 PA, Ruth 9 PA, John W. 7 PA, B. F. 5 PA, Lizzie 2 PA.
  62. Delila Seckman household, 1870 U.S. census, population schedule, Center Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, Rogersville post office, page 154 (stamped)/20 (written), dwelling 139, family 139; National Archives microfilm publication M593, roll 1348. Seckman: Delila 46 keeping house (Value of real estate-$400) (Value of personal estate-$200) PA, Sarah 26 PA, Thomas 21 PA, Ruth 18 PA, Benj. Frank 14 PA (attended school within the year), Elizabeth 11 PA (attended school within the year), Joanna 8 PA.
  63. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1900 U.S. Census, population schedule, Center Township. Job Johnson household, ED 79, SD 17, sheet 5B, dwelling 94, family 96; National Archives micropublication T623, roll 1413 Johnson: Job (Mar. 1862) 38 (m. 17) PA PA PA farmer, Anne wife (July 1861) 38 (m. 17) 3ch-3 PA PA PA, Lizzie dau. (June 1883) 16 PA PA PA, Albert F. son (Aug. 1895) 4 PA PA PA, Clara _. dau. (Mar. 1898) 2 PA PA PA, SECKMAN: Lila m-in-law (July 1824) 75 wd. (9ch-4) PA NY NY, BOLAR: Maggie niece (Feb. 1880) 20 PA PA PA telephone operator.
  64. Delila Seckman household, 1880 U.S. census, population schedule, Center Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, ED 67, SD 8, page 147C (stamped)/35 (written), dwelling 321, family 321; National Archives microfilm publication T9, roll 1133. Seckman: Delila 58 keeping house PA PA PA wd., Sarah 34 dau. PA VA PA, Ruth 28 dau. PA VA PA, William 26 son works on farm PA VA PA, Annie 19 dau. PA VA PA (attended school within the year), ORNDOFF: Sarah M. 6 granddau. PA PA PA (attended school within the year), BOWLER: Maggie 5/12 granddau. PA PA PA.
  65. Albert Adamson household, 1930 U.S. census, population schedule, Franklin Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, ED 10, SD 23, page 263A (stamped)/3 (written), dwelling 43, family 44; National Archives microfilm publication T626, roll 2043. Adamson: Albert (owns home-$6000) 56 (first married at age 24) PA PA PA distiller-gasoline, Margaret B. wife 50 (first married at age 22) PA PA PA, William F. son 24 _____-school houses, Helen S. dau. 22 PA PA PA teacher-public school, Raymond C. son 19 PA PA PA farmer-farming, Robert P. son 14 PA PA PA.
  66. Albert T. Adamson household, 1920 U.S. census, population schedule, Franklin Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, ED 130, SD 21, page 127B (stamped)/4 (written), dwelling 77, family 84; National Archives microfilm publication T625, roll 1573. Adamson: Albert T. 46 PA PA PA farmer-general farm, Margaret B. wife 38 PA PA PA, Charles R. son 19 PA PA PA farm laborer-home farm, William Fisher son 14 PA PA PA, Sarah Helen dau. 11 PA PA PA, Raymond C. son 9 PA PA PA, Robert Paul son 3 9/12 PA PA PA, SECKMAN: Sadie aunt 75 PA USA PA.
  67. Albert T. Adamson household, 1910 U.S. census, population schedule, Franklin Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, ED 103, SD 22, page 228A (stamped)/2 (written), dwelling 28, family 29; National Archives microfilm publication T624, roll 1348. Adamson: Albert T. 36 (m2. 6) PA PA PA farmer-general farm, Margaret wife 30 (m1. 6) 2ch-2 PA PA PA, Russel son 10 PA PA PA, William son 4 PA PA PA, Helen dau. 2 PA PA PA, SECKMAN: Sadie aunt 52 (single) PA PA PA.
  68. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, Morris Township. William Sargent household, dwelling 14, family 14; National Archives micropublication M432, roll 783 Sargent: William 52 farmer PA, Lida 52 PA, James 32 farmer PA, RUSSEL: E. M. 8 PA, LIVENGOOD: Jesse 16 farmer PA.
  69. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1860 U.S. Census, population schedule, Morris Township. Jesse Livingood household, Harveys post office, page 748, dwelling 473, family 464; National Archives micropublication M653, roll 1114.
  70. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1870 U.S. Census, population schedule, Morris Township. Jesse Livingood household, Waynesburg post office, page 341, dwelling 6, family 5; National Archives micropublication M593, roll 1348 Livingood: Jesse 37 laborer PA, Rachel 32 PA, Mary 12 PA, Isaac 10 PA, George 8 PA, Sarah 3 PA, Nancy 8/12 PA.
  71. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1910 U.S. Census, population schedule, Richhill Township. Jesse Livingood household, ED 116, SD 22, sheet 15B, dwelling 250, family 265; National Archives micropublication T624, roll 1349.
  72. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1870 U.S. Census, population schedule, Richhill Township. Jesse Livingood household, Waynesburg post office, page 341, dwelling 6, family 5; National Archives micropublication M593, roll 1348 Livingood: Jesse 37 laborer PA, Rachel 32 PA, Mary 12 PA, Isaac 10 PA, George 8 PA, Sarah 3 PA, Nancy 8/12 PA.
  73. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1910 U.S. Census, population schedule, Richhill Township. Joseph K. Venom household, ED 116, SD 22, sheet 15B, dwelling 250, family 264; National Archives micropublication T624, roll 1349.
  74. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1920 U.S. Census, population schedule, Richhill Township. Joseph Venoms household, ED 145, SD 21, sheet 9A, dwelling 171, family 174; National Archives micropublication T625, roll 1573 Venoms: Joseph 56 PA PA PA farmer, Mary A. wife 62 PA PA PA, LIVINGOOD: Francis B. sister 32 PA PA PA.
  75. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1900 U.S. Census, population schedule, Richhill Township. Isaac S. Livingood household, ED 98, SD 17, sheet 8A, dwelling 150, family 151; National Archives micropublication T623, roll 1414.
  76. Pennsylvania. Washington County. 1900 U.S. Census, population schedule, Donegal Township. George Livingood household, ED 144, SD 17, sheet 1B, dwelling 20, family 20; National Archives micropublication T623, roll 1494.
  77. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1910 U.S. Census, population schedule, Richhill Township. George L. Livingood household, ED 116, SD 22, sheet 16A, dwelling 255, family 270; National Archives micropublication T624, roll 1349.
  78. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1920 U.S. Census, population schedule, Richhill Township. Livingood: George L. 58, Etta 52, John L. 25, Olive 20, Cecil 18, Clarence 15.
  79. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1900 U.S. Census, population schedule, Richhill Township. Samuel J. Raymer household, ED 98, SD 17, sheet 10A, dwelling 186, family 187; National Archives micropublication T623, roll 1414.
  80. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1910 U.S. Census, population schedule, Richhill Township. Samuel J. Raymer household, ED 116, SD 22, sheet 16A, dwelling 253, family 268; National Archives micropublication T624, roll 1349.
  81. Pennsylvania. Washington County. 1900 U.S. Census, population schedule, Washington Borough. Joseph M. Robb household, ED 167, SD 17, sheet 2A, dwelling 25, family 30; National Archives micropublication T623, roll 1494.
  82. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1900 U.S. Census, population schedule, Center Township. Cook: Thomas 31 (6/1869) m. 16 yrs., Sadie 37 (8/1862) 9 ch., Leona 16, Maggie 13, Frances 12, Samuel 11, Wilma 10, Iva 8, Harlan 7, Hyce 5, David 2.
  83. Ohio. Columbiana County. 1910 U.S. Census, population schedule, Fairfield Township. Thomas H. Cook household, ED 9, SD 17, sheet 2, dwelling 21, family 21; National Archives micropublication T624, roll 1161 Cook: Thomas H. 50 (m. 26) PA US PA farmer, Sarah M. wife 46 (m. 26) 11ch-11 PA PA PA, Margaret M. dau. 24 PA PA PA servant, Wilma dau. 19 PA PA PA, Ivy M. dau. 17 PA PA PA, W. Harley son 16 PA PA PA farm laborer, Hicy C. son 14 PA PA PA, David C. son 12 PA PA PA, Thomas P. son 9 PA PA PA, Sarah L. dau. 7 PA PA PA.
  84. Wm. H. Cook household, 1860 U.S. census, population schedule, Center Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, Harveys post office, page 658 (stamped)/96 (written), dwelling 704, family 694; National Archives microfilm publication M653, roll 1114. Cook: Wm. H. 42 farmer (Value of real estate-$6000) (Value of personal estate-$1150) (Born in Connecticut), E. H. 33 (female) PA, Jesse R. 11 (male) PA (attended school within the year), Margaret 10 PA (attended school within the year), Maria 8 PA (attended school within the year), Samuel 6 PA (attended school within the year), Laura 4 PA (attended school within the year), Francis 1 (male) PA, Thomas 1 PA, Margaret 78 living in the family (Born in City of London), BILLOCK: 19 servant PA.
  85. William Cook household, 1870 U.S. census, population schedule, Center Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, Rogersville post office, page 166 (stamped)/44 (written), dwelling 325, family 325; National Archives microfilm publication M593, roll 1348. Cook: William 53 farmer (Value of real estate-$13,000) (Value of personal estate-$2000) PA (Mother of foreign birth), Margaret 20 house keeper PA, Mariah 18 PA, Samuel 16 PA, Lora 14 PA (attended school within the year), Fannie 11 PA (attended school within the year), Lomoine 11 PA (attended school within the year), Margaret 88 (Born in City of London) (Father and Mother of foreign birth).
  86. W. H. Cook household, 1880 U.S. census, population schedule, Center Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, ED 67, SD 8, page 140A (stamped)/21 (written), dwelling 203, family 203; National Archives microfilm publication T9, roll 1133. Cook: W. H. 63 farmer wd. CT SCOT ENG, Mariah 28 dau. PA CT PA, Samuel 26 son works on farm PA CT PA, Lora 24 dau. PA CT PA, Fannie 20 dau. PA CT PA, Thomas 20 son PA CT PA, Margret 10 granddau. PA PA PA.
  87. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1880 U.S. Census, population schedule, Richhill Township. Ezekiel Grandon household, ED 82, SD 8, page 339C, dwelling 170, family 174; National Archives micropublication T9, roll 1133 Grandon: Ezekiel 66 farmer PA PA IRE, Sarah 67 wife PA, Isaac M. 43 son shoemaker PA PA PA wd., Sarah M. 17 gdau. PA, Isaac B. 6 gson PA, Mary F. 3 gdau. PA.
  88. Isaac N. Granden household, 1870 U.S. census, population schedule, Richhill Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, Wind Ridge post office, page 394 (stamped)/37 (written), dwelling 260, family 262; National Archives microfilm publication M593, roll 1348. Granden: Isaac N. 33 shoe maker PA, Eliza M. 27 keeping house PA, E. W. G. 11 PA (attended school within the year), D. W. Gray 11 PA (attended school within the year), Clara J. 10 PA (attended school within the year), Sarah M. 8 PA (attended school within the year), Louisa 4 PA, Laura A. 2 PA, James 6/12 (Nov.) PA.
  89. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1900 U.S. Census, population schedule, Center Township. Cook: Thomas 31, Sadie 37 (9 ch.), Leona 16 (8/1884), Maggie 13, Frances 12, Samuel 11, Wilma 10, Iva 8, Harlan 7, Hyce 5, David 2.
  90. Ibid., Cook: Thomas 31, Sadie 37 (9 ch.), Leona 16, Maggie 13 (6/1886), Frances 12, Samuel 11, Wilma 10, Iva 8, Harlan 7, Hyce 5, David 2.
  91. Ibid., Cook: Thomas 31, Sadie 37 (9 ch.), Leona 16, Maggie 13, Frances 12, Samuel 11 (4/1849), Wilma 10, Iva 8, Harlan 7, Hyce 5, David 2.
  92. Ohio. Columbiana County. 1910 U.S. Census, population schedule, Fairfield Township. Samuel W. Cook household, ED 9, SD 17, sheet 2, dwelling 22, family 22; National Archives micropublication T624, roll 1161 Cook: Samuel W. 21 (m. 1) PA PA PA farm laborer, Bessie E. wife 20 (m. 1) 1ch-1 OH PA OH, Margaret B. dau. 8/12 OH PA OH.
  93. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1900 U.S. Census, population schedule, Center Township. Cook: Thomas 31, Sadie 37 (9ch.), Leona 16, Maggie 13, Frances 12, Samuel 11, Wilma 10 (6/1890), Iva 8, Harlan 7, Hyce 5, David 2.
  94. Ibid., Cook: Thomas 31, Sadie 37 (9ch.), Leona 16, Maggie 13, Frances 12, Samuel 11, Wilma 10, Iva 8 (6/1892), Harlan 7, Hyce 5, David 2.
  95. Ibid., Cook: Thomas 31, Sadie 37 (9ch.), Leona 16, Maggie 13, Frances 12, Samuel 11, Wilma 10, Iva 8, Harlan 7 (6/1893), Hyce 5, David 2.
  96. Ibid., Cook: Thomas 31, Sadie 37 (9 ch.), Leona 16, Maggie 13, Frances 12, Samuel 11, Wilma 10, Iva 8, Harlan 7, Hyce 5 (1/1895), David 2.
  97. Ibid., Cook: Thomas 31, Sadie 37 (9ch.), Leona 16, Maggie 13, Frances 12, Samuel 11, Wilma 10, Iva 8, Harlan 7, Hyce 5, David 2 (1/1898).
  98. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1880 U.S. Census, population schedule, Dunkard Township, 10. Herrod: (lot 101-101) A. J. 50, Roda 48 wife, M. M. 26 son, Columbus 19 son (can't read or write, attended school within the year), E. E. 17 dau., Pierce 12 son, Armeda 10 dau., Garard 7 son.
  99. Andrew J. Herrod household, 1900 U.S. census, population schedule, Dunkard Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, ED 81, SD 17, page 61A (stamped)/4 (written), dwelling 70, family 70; National Archives microfilm publication T623, roll 1413. Herrod: Andrew J. (Nov. 1829) 69 (m. 47) PA PA PA farmer, Rhoda wife (June 1834) 65 (m. 47) 8ch-7 PA WV WV, Columbus C. son (June 1860) 39 (single) PA PA PA farm laborer, Pierce L. son (May 1868) 32 (single) PA PA PA farm laborer, Mead B. dau. (Nov. 1871) 28 (single) PA PA PA, Jarret H. son (May 1873) 27 (single) PA PA PA school teacher.
  100. Pennsylvania. Greene County. County Clerk's Office, Waynesburg. Marriage Registers, Book 8: 376.
  101. Daniel Kenedy household, 1870 U.S. census, population schedule, Perry Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, Mt. Morris post office, page 373-374 (stamped)/30-31 (written), dwelling 221, family 216; National Archives microfilm publication M593, roll 1348. Kenedy: Daniel 44 farmer (Value of Real Estate - 2000) (Value of Personal Estate - 1100) PA, Phebe 44 keeping house PA (cannot read/cannot write), David 22 labors on farm PA, Nancy 20 at home PA, John 18 labors on farm PA (attended school within the year), Mary 17 at home PA, Jonathan 14 PA (attended school within the year/cannot write), Washington 14 PA (attended school within the year/cannot write), Spicer 10 PA, Anna 8 PA, Elizabeth 6 PA, Patterson 4 PA.
  102. Daniel Kennedy household, 1880 U.S. census, population schedule, Perry Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, ED 81, SD 8, page 323B (stamped)/18 (written), dwelling 144, family 147; National Archives microfilm publication T9, roll 1133. Kennedy: Daniel 54 farming PA PA VA, Feebe 53 wife keeping house MD MD Foreign, David 32 son house carpenter PA PA MD, Mary 25 dau. house keeping PA PA MD, Washington 24 son farming PA PA MD, Jonathan 24 son farming PA PA MD, Spicer 22 son farming PA PA MD, Anna 20 dau. house keeping PA PA MD, Elizabeth 18 dau. house keeping (attended school within the year) PA PA MD, LONG: Fanny 4 gr.dau. PA PA PA.
  103. Daniel Kennedy household, 1860 U.S. census, population schedule, Perry Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, Mt. Morris post office, page 663 (stamped)/42 (written), dwelling 285, family 291; National Archives microfilm publication M653, roll 1114. Kennedy: Daniel 34 farmer (Value of Personal Estate - 300) PA, Phebe 33 housekeeper MD (cannot read/write), David 12 PA (attended school within the year), John 8 PA (attended school within the year), Nancy 10 PA, Mary 6 PA (attended school within the year), Washington 4 PA, Jonathan 4 PA, Spicer 2 PA, Anna 6/12 PA.
  104. Phoebe Kennedy household, 1900 U.S. census, population schedule, Perry Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, ED 96, SD 17, page 179A (stamped)/7 (written), dwelling 142, family 143; National Archives microfilm publication T623, roll 1414. Kennedy: Phoebe (Feb. 1826) 74 wd. (Number of years married - 50) 11ch-9 PA PA PA farmer, Annie dau. (May 1872) 28 (single) PA PA PA, Elizabeth dau. (Feb. 1874) 25 (single) PA PA PA, Patrick son (Mar. 1876) 24 (single) PA PA PA.
  105. Pennsylvania. Washington County. 1900 U.S. Census, population schedule, Amwell Township. S. D. Miller household, ED 112, SD 17, sheet 7, book 1, page 73a, dwelling 149, family 152; National Archives micropublication T623, roll 1493 Miller: S. D. (Aug. 1833) 66 (m. 27) PA PA PA farmer, Sarah G. wife (Jan. 1839) 61 (m. 27) 5ch-5 PA PA PA, Phebe J. dau. (Dec. 1865) 34 PA PA PA, Clark H. son (Nov. 1877) 24 PA PA PA farm laborer, Myrtle I. dau. (Apr. 1879) 21 PA PA PA, Melville D. son (Mar. 1882) 18 PA PA PA.
  106. Pennsylvania. Washington County. Register of Wills Office, Washington. Marriage Registers, Book 11: 68.
  107. Pennsylvania. Washington County. 1900 U.S. Census, population schedule, West Bethlehem Township. Lewis C. Rasel household, ED 176, SD 17, sheet 11A, dwelling 224, family 231; National Archives micropublication T623, roll 1495 Rasel: Lewis C. (Oct. 1855) 44 (m. 14) PA GER GER coal merchant, Margaret E. wife (Aug. 1852) 47 (m. 14) 0ch-0 PA PA PA, Jessie W. dau. (Apr. 1884) 16 PA PA PA.
  108. Camel Leasure, no. 208-07-7361, Social Security Death Benefits Index of the U.S. Social Security Administration. "Born: 13 Apr 1881".
  109. Camel Edward Leasure, WWI draft registration card filed in Fayette 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. "Date of birth: Apr. 13, 1881".
  110. John Leasure household, 1900 U.S. census, population schedule, Reedy District, Roane County, West Virginia, ED 100, SD 4, page 97A (stamped)/19 (written), dwelling 373, family 378; National Archives microfilm publication T623, roll 1772. Leasure: John (April 1859) 41 (m. 20) WV WV WV farmer, A, E. wife (1862) 38 (m. 20) 9ch-7 WV WV WV, C. E. son (April 1881) 19 WV WV WV at school, E. B. dau. (Dec. 1883) 16 WV WV WV at school, Nancy dau. (Oct. 1885) 14 WV WV WV at school, C. A. son (May 1891) 9 WV WV WV at school, A. dau. (Sep. 1893) 6 WV WV WV, Osburn son (Jan. 1896) 4 WV WV WV, W. F. son (Aug. 1898) 1 WV WV WV. These initials have been hard to sort out, but I believe the children should be: C. E. = Camel Edward, E. B. = Elsie, Nancy = Nancy, C. A. = might be Earl Alexander, A. = Anna, Osburn = might be Bernard George, W. F. = William.
  111. Campbell Leisure household, 1910 U.S. census, population schedule, Redstone Township, Fayette County, Pennsylvania, ED 64, SD 22, page 158A (stamped)/41 (written), dwelling 616, family 625; National Archives microfilm publication T624, roll 1346. Leisure: Campbell 29 (m2. 4) WV WV WV boss - machinery, Rachael wife 18 (m1. 4) 2ch-2 WV WV WV, Eva dau. 7 WV WV WV, John son 5 WV WV WV, Dortha dau. 2 PA WV WV, Charlie son 8/12 PA WV WV, Elic boarder 19 WV WV WV driver.
  112. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1900 U.S. Census, population schedule, Center Township. Staggers: Thomas 32, Mattie 31, Seamon L. 9, Bert A. 7, Stacey M. 4 (7/1895), Dewey 2, Johnny (8/1899).
  113. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1920 U.S. Census, population schedule, Waynesburg Borough. Stacy Staggers household, ED 128, SD 21, sheet 2A, dwelling 35, family 35; National Archives micropublication T625, roll 1573 Staggers: Stacy 24 PA PA PA lineman for Gas Co., Nellie wife 25 PA PA PA, Lavaughn son 5 PA PA PA, Norman son 3 8/12 PA PA PA, Franklin son 2 1/12 PA PA PA.
  114. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1900 U.S. Census, population schedule, Richhill Township. Joseph Rush household, ED 98, SD 17, sheet 3A, dwelling 50, family 50; National Archives micropublication T623, roll 1414 Rush: Joseph (Nov. 1860) 39 (m. 6) PA PA PA farmer, Sara A. wife (Mar. 1874) 26 (m. 6) 4ch-4 PA PA PA, Nellie M. dau. (Apr. 1894) 6 PA PA PA, Harlond son (Nov. 1896) 3 PA PA PA, Bertha dau. (Aug. 1897) 2 PA PA PA, Joseph C. son (Sept. 1898) 1 PA PA PA.
  115. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1910 U.S. Census, population schedule, Richhill Township. Joseph A. Rush household, ED 116, SD 22, sheet 61A, dwelling 84, family 88; National Archives micropublication T624, roll 1349 Rush: Joseph A. 50 PA PA PA farmer, Sadie A. wife 36 PA PA PA, Nellie M. dau. 16 PA PA PA, Harley son 14 PA PA PA, Bertha dau. 12 PA PA PA, Joseph C. son 10 PA PA PA, Blanch E. dau. 7 PA PA PA, Dortha dau. 4 PA PA PA, Avil A. dau. 2 PA PA PA, William E. son 1 PA PA PA, Sara A. mother 77 PA PA PA.
  116. 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.
  117. 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.
  118. 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.
  119. 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.
  120. 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, Sept. 16, 1812".
  121. 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.
  122. 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".
  123. Ibid.
  124. 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.
  125. 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.
  126. 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.
  127. 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.
  128. 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.
  129. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1880 U.S. Census, population schedule, Franklin Township, 41. Buchanan: David 35 sexton.
  130. 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.
  131. 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.
  132. 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.
  133. 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.
  134. Rachel Renner obituary, Democrat Messenger, Waynesburg, Pennsylvania, 18 February 1936.
  135. 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.
  136. 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.
  137. 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.
  138. 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.
  139. 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.
  140. Pennsylvania. New Castle. Department of Health. Division of Vital Records. Death Registrations. Harriet Buchannon DeBolt, death certificate no. 67592 (1934).
  141. 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.
  142. 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.
  143. 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.
  144. 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.
  145. 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.
  146. 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.
  147. 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.
  148. 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.
  149. Pennsylvania. New Castle. Department of Health. Division of Vital Records. Death Registrations. Mrs. Arthur Rinehart - Mrs. Martha E. Rinehart, death certificate no. 50356 (1926).
  150. 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.
  151. 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.
  152. 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.
  153. 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.
  154. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, Richhill Township, 579. Archer: Abner 27 PA, Sarah 16 VA.
  155. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1880 U.S. Census, population schedule, Franklin Township. Abner Archer household, ED 71, SD 8, page 200D, dwelling 154, family 163; National Archives micropublication T9, roll 1133 Archer: Abner 55 shoemaker PA NJ NJ, Sarah 47 wife WV WV WV (cannot write), James 26 son farmer IL PA WV, Emma F. 13 dau. WV PA WV, Ida May 8 dau. PA PA WV.
  156. Ibid., 20. Archer: James 26 IL PA WV.
  157. Ibid., 20. Archer: Emma F. 13 WV PA WV.
  158. Ibid., 20. Archer: Ida May 8 PA PA WV.
  159. Henry Boler household, 1850 U.S. census, population schedule, Center Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, page 271 (stamped)/540 (written), dwelling 76, family 76; National Archives microfilm publication M432, roll 783. Boler: Henry 32 PA farmer $1600, Penelope 26 PA.
  160. Stephen Knight household, 1900 U.S. census, population schedule, Center Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, ED 80, SD 17, page 55B (stamped)/10 (written), dwelling 214, family 219; National Archives microfilm publication T623, roll 1413. Knight: Stephen (Jan. 1849) 51 (m. 20) PA PA PA farmer, Lizzie wife (July 1853) 47 (m. 20) 2 ch-2 PA PA PA, Clara dau. (Jan. 1889) 21 PA PA PA servant, Ray son (Dec. 1880) 19 PA PA PA at school, BOWLER: Henry father-in-law (May 1818) 82 (wd. 30) PA MD PA boarder.
  161. Henry Bowler obituary, Waynesburg Republican, Waynesburg, Pennsylvania, 24 March 1904, page 1, column 7.
  162. Henry Bowler obituary, Independent, Waynesburg, Pennsylvania, 26 May 1904, page 2, column 1-2.
  163. Stephen Knight household, 1880 U.S. census, population schedule, Center Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, ED 67, SD 8, page 133D (stamped)/8 (written), dwelling 71, family 71; National Archives microfilm publication T9, roll 1133. Knight: Stephen 31 farmer PA PA PA, Lizzie 27 wife PA PA PA, Clara M. 1 dau. PA PA PA.
  164. Elizabeth Knight obituary, Waynesburg Republican, Waynesburg, Pennsylvania, 4 June 1908, page 1, column 4.
  165. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, Center Township, 544. SECKMAN: John B. 29 VA merchant $400 Delila 26 Sarah 7 Henry C. 5 Margaret R. 3 T. H. S. 1.
  166. Ibid., 544. SECKMAN: John B. 29, Delila 26 PA, Sarah 7, Henry C. 5, Margaret R. 3, T. H. S. 1.
  167. Ibid., 544. Seckman: John B. 29, Delila 26, Sarah 7, Henry C. 5, Margaret R. 3, T. H. S. 1.
  168. Albert T. Adamson household, 1900 U.S. census, population schedule, Franklin Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, ED 83, SD 17, page 79B (stamped)/8 (written), dwelling 157, family 166; National Archives microfilm publication T623, roll 1413. Adamson: Albert T. (Aug. 1873) 26 (m. 1) PA PA PA farmer, Clara M. wife (Dec. 1876) 23 (m. 1) 1ch-1 PA PA PA, Charles R. son (Jan. 1900) 5/12 PA PA PA, CHURCH: Charles H. brother-in-Law (Mar. 1872) 28 PA PA PA farmer, SHAW: Milton servant (Jan. 1884) 16 PA PA PA farm laborer, SECKMAN: Sarah servant (June 1850) 50 (single) PA PA PA servant.
  169. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, Center Township, 544. SECKMAN: John B. 29 Delila 26 Sarah 7 Henry C. 5 Margaret R. 3 T. H. S. 1.
  170. Samuel P. Bates, History of Greene County, Pennsylvania (1888; reprint, Mt. Vernon, Indiana: Windmill Publications, Inc., 1998), 591. Isaac Orndoff was twice married, the first time to Margaret R. Seckman, a daughter of John W. and Lila Seckman.
  171. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1880 U.S. Census, population schedule, Center Township, 1. Seckman: Thomas 28 carpenter, Lizzie 26 wife, Florence J. 3 dau.
  172. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1910 U.S. Census, population schedule, Center Township. Seckman: Thomas H. 59 (m. 33 yrs.), Lizzie 55 (2 ch.), John 18, MCKAIN: Paul 12, Thomas P. 11, Ella M. 9 -- grandchildren.
  173. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1900 U.S. Census, population schedule, Center Township. Seckman: Thomas H. 49 (4/1851) m. 24 yrs., Lizzie M. 46 (12/1853) 2 ch., John R. 8 (3/1892).
  174. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1920 U.S. Census, population schedule, Center Township. Seckman: Thomas 68 carpenter, Elizabeth 66, John 28, Hazel 27 d/law, McKAIN: Persey 21 g-son, Mildred 19 g-dau.
  175. Ruth Bowler obituary, Waynesburg Republican, Waynesburg, Pennsylvania, 8 December 1887, page 1, column 6.
  176. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1870 U.S. Census, population schedule, Center Township, 166. Church: John 44 farmer PA, Elizabeth 36 PA, Sarah 84, SECKMAN: J. William 16.
  177. Pennsylvania. Washington County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, West Finley Township. Isaac Supler household, page 460, dwelling 151, family 151; National Archives micropublication M432, roll 834 Supler: Isaac 27 farmer PA, Nancy 27 PA, Mary 3 PA, Sarah 1 PA, LEAVENWORTH: Sarah 49 PA, George 14 PA.
  178. Isaac Supler household, 1860 U.S. census, population schedule, Richhill Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, Harveys post office, page 692 (stamped)/8 (written), dwelling 53, family 53; National Archives microfilm publication M653, roll 1114. Supler: Isaac 37 farmer (Value of real estate-$3500) (Value of personal estate-$1000) PA, Nancy 37 PA, Mary 13 PA (attended school within the year), Sarah 11 PA (attended school within the year), James 9 PA (attended school within the year), Maria 7 PA (attended school within the year), Nancy 6 PA (attended school within the year), Saml. S. 2 PA, Isaac 4/12 PA, LIVENGOOD: Kessiah 22 servant PA, Sarah 60 living with daughter PA, NULL: David 19 farm laborer PA.
  179. Isaac Supler household, 1880 U.S. census, population schedule, Richhill Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, ED 82, SD 8, page 336A (stamped)/13 (written), dwelling 123, family 124; National Archives microfilm publication T9, roll 1133. Supler: Isaac 5_ farmer PA PA PA, Nancy 57 PA PA PA, Sarah 32 PA, Maria J. 26 PA, Samuel L. 26 PA, Isaac Newton 20 PA, John H. 18 PA, Minerva E. 14 PA, LIVENGOOD: Sarah 78 PA PA PA.
  180. Isaac Supler household, 1870 U.S. census, population schedule, Richhill Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, Wind Ridge post office, page 378-379 (stamped)/6-7 (written), dwelling 37, family 39; National Archives microfilm publication M593, roll 1348. Supler: Isaac 47 farmer (Value of real estate-$8000) (Value of personal estate-$1000) PA, Nancy 47 keeping house PA, Mary 23 PA, Sarah 21 PA, James 19 PA (attended school within the year), Mariah 17 PA (attended school within the year), Nancy 15 PA (attended school within the year), Isaac 13 PA (attended school within the year), Samuel 11 PA (attended school within the year), John 9 PA (attended school within the year), George 4 PA, Minerva 4 PA, LIVINGOOD: Sallie 69 PA.
  181. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1900 U.S. Census, population schedule, Richhill Township. Nancy Supler household, ED 98, SD 17, sheet 4B, dwelling 83, family 84; National Archives micropublication T623, roll 1414.
  182. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1860 U.S. Census, population schedule, Morris Township. Robert McKanna household, Harveys post office, page 748, dwelling 474, family 465; National Archives micropublication M653, roll 1114.
  183. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1870 U.S. Census, population schedule, Morris Township. Robert McKenna household, Waynesburg post office, page 342, dwelling 27, family 24; National Archives micropublication M593, roll 1348.
  184. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1880 U.S. Census, population schedule, Morris Township. Salem McGlumphy household, ED 80, SD 8, page 302B, dwelling 46, family 49; National Archives micropublication T9, roll 1133 McGlumphy: Salem 30 carpenter PA PA PA, Sarah J. 29 wife PA PA PA, Flora 3 dau. PA PA PA, Martha 1 dau. PA PA PA, LIVINGOOD: Kezia 49 aunt seamstress PA PA PA.
  185. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, Morris Township. Henry Sargent household, dwelling 15, family 15; National Archives micropublication M432, roll 783 Sargent: Henry 22 farmer PA, Elizabeth 18 PA.
  186. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1860 U.S. Census, population schedule, Morris Township. Henry Sergant household, Days Store post office, page 656, dwelling 695, family 685; National Archives micropublication M653, roll 1114.
  187. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1870 U.S. Census, population schedule, Morris Township. Henry Sargeant household, Waynesburg post office, page 341, dwelling 5, family 4; National Archives micropublication M593, roll 1348 Sargeant: Henry 42 farmer PA, Elizabeth 39 PA, Sarah 19 PA, William 17 PA, Lidia 15 PA, Nancy 13 PA, James 11 PA, Mary 8 PA, Isaac 4 PA.
  188. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1880 U.S. Census, population schedule, Morris Township. Elizabeth Sargeant household, ED 80, SD 8, page 302A-302B, dwelling 45, family 47; National Archives micropublication T9, roll 1133 Sargeant: Elisabeth 49 PA PA PA wd. (can't read/write), James 20 son miller PA PA PA (maimed/crippled/bedridden), Isaac 13 son PA PA PA, Caroline 8 dau. PA PA PA, RUSH: Elisabeth 64 aunt housework PA NJ NJ (can't write).
  189. Pennsylvania. Washington County. 1870 U.S. Census, population schedule, East Finley Township. George Livingood household, Claysville post office, page 46, dwelling 208, family 211; National Archives micropublication M593, roll 1463 Livingood: George 40 laborer PA, Mary A. 35 PA, John F. 5 PA, Humphry 2 PA.
  190. Pennsylvania. Washington County. 1880 U.S. Census, population schedule, Morris Township. Geo. Livingood household, ED 254, SD 9, page 316D, dwelling 119, family 131; National Archives micropublication T9, roll 1201 Livingood: Geo. 44 PA PA PA laborer, Mary A. wife 44 PA PA PA, John T. son 14 PA PA PA, Richard U. son 12 PA PA PA, E. Sarah dau. 4 PA PA PA.
  191. Pennsylvania. Washington County. 1900 U.S. Census, population schedule, Chartiers Township. James Wylie household, ED 135, SD 17, sheet 1A, dwelling 5, family 5; National Archives micropublication T623, roll 1493.
  192. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1900 U.S. Census, population schedule, Center Township. Braddock: Jacob M. 57, Margaret C. 50, Mabel 16, COOK: William H. 83 (5/1817) wd. father/law, Samuel H. 46 bro./law.
  193. Bates, History of Greene County, Pennsylvania, 577.
  194. William H. Cook household, 1850 U.S. census, population schedule, Center Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, page 278 (stamped)/553 (written), dwelling 169, family 169; National Archives microfilm publication M432, roll 783. Cook: William H. 33 PA farmer, Elizabeth 24 PA, Jesse 2 PA, Margaret 7/12 PA, Margaret 66 ENG.
  195. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1880 U.S. Census, population schedule, Center Township. Cook: Jesse 31 works on farm, Alice L. 22 wife, Ida M. 1 dau.
  196. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1910 U.S. Census, population schedule, Center Township. Cook: Jesse R. 61 (m. 32 yrs.), Alice 52 (5 ch.), Pearl 27, Minnie 22, Edna 19.
  197. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1900 U.S. Census, population schedule, Center Township. Cook: Jesse R. 52 (8/1847) m. 22yrs., Alice L. 42 (11/1857) 5ch-4, Ida M. 21 (3/1879), Pearl 17 (9/1882), Minnie R. 12 (12/1887), Edna 9 (8/1890), CAMPBELL: John 15 (6/1884) servant.
  198. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1920 U.S. Census, population schedule, Center Township. Braddock: Jacob 77 farmer, Margaret 70, Samuel Cook 66 brother-in-law farmer, Ida Phillips 37.
  199. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1910 U.S. Census, population schedule, Center Township. Braddock: Jacob M. 67 (m. 33 yrs.), Margaret 60 (3 ch.), COOK: Samuel 56 bro./law (single).
  200. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1900 U.S. Census, population schedule, Center Township. Braddock: Jacob M. 57 (m. 23 yrs.), Margaret C. 50 (12/1849), Mabel 16, COOK: William H. 83 wd. father/law, Samuel H. 46 bro./law.
  201. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1870 U.S. Census, population schedule, Center Township. Cook: William 53, Margaret 20, Mariah 18, Samuel 16, Lora 14, Fannie 11, Thomas 11, Margaret Cook 88.
  202. Jacob M. Braddock household, 1880 U.S. census, population schedule, Richhill Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, ED 82, SD 8, page 341C (stamped)/23 (written), dwelling 206, family 210; National Archives microfilm publication T9, roll 1133. Braddock: Jacob M. 35 farmer PA PA PA, Maggie C. 30 wife PA CT PA, Lora 10/12 (Aug.) dau. PA.
  203. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1900 U.S. Census, population schedule, Richhill Township. Abner B. Phillips household, book 1, page 202, dwelling 285, family 286; National Archives micropublication, roll 1414 Phillips: Abner B. (Sept. 1845) 54 (m. 16) PA PA PA farmer, Minnie C. wife (Aug. 1851) 48 (m. 16) 1ch-1 PA PA PA, WISEMAN: Ida M. boarder (Nov. 1881) 18 PA PA PA, HUPP: John C. boarder (Apr. 1885) 15 PA PA PA farm laborer.
  204. Ohio. Columbiana County. 1910 U.S. Census, population schedule, Fairfield Township. Abner B. Phillips household, ED 9, SD 17, sheet 7, dwelling 119, family 121; National Archives micropublication T624, roll 1161 Phillips: Abner B. 65 (m. 26) PA PA PA farmer, Minnie C. wife 58 (m. 26) 1ch-0 PA CT PA, WISEMAN: Ida M. lodger 25 PA PA PA, CALDWELL: Theron hired man 19 OH OH OH farm laborer.
  205. Mariah Harvey household, 1870 U.S. census, population schedule, Marion Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, Waynesburg post office, page 298 (stamped)/16 (written), dwelling 103, family 101; National Archives microfilm publication M593, roll 1348. Harvey: Mariah 77 druggist (Value of real estate-$3000) (Value of personal estate-$7700) PA (Father and Mother of foreign birth), Catherine 17 student PA (attended school within the year), COOKE: Mirah 18 student PA (attended school within the year).
  206. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1910 U.S. Census, population schedule, Center Township. Braddock: Jacob M. 67, Margaret 60, COOK: Samuel 56 bro./law (single).
  207. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1900 U.S. Census, population schedule, Center Township. Braddock: Jacob M. 57, Margaret C. 50, Mabel 16, COOK: William H. 83 wd. father/law, Samuel H. 46 (12/1853) bro./law.
  208. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1920 U.S. Census, population schedule, Center Township. Braddock: Jacob M. 77 farmer, Margaret 70, COOK: Samuel 66 bro./law farmer, PHILLIPS: Ida M. 37 servant.
  209. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1900 U.S. Census, population schedule, Center Township. Smith: Hiram 42 (11/1857) m. 13yrs., Fannie C. 40 (6/1859) 3ch., Sylvia A. 10 (10/1889), Clarence 8 (4/1892), Blanche 6 (10/1898), HUNT: Olive 18 (2/1882) serv., RINEHART: Thomas 63 (5/1827) boarder.
  210. Ohio. Columbiana County. 1910 U.S. Census, population schedule, Fairfield Township. Hiram R. Smith household, ED 9, SD 17, sheet 1, dwelling 4, family 4; National Archives micropublication T624, roll 1161 Smith: Hiram R. 52 (m. 22) PA PA PA farmer, Fannie C. wife 50 (m. 22) 3ch-3 PA PA PA, Sylvia A. dau. 20 PA PA PA, Clarence W. son 18 PA PA PA, Blanche dau. 16 PA PA PA.
  211. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, Richhill Township. GRANDON: Ezekiel 37 born in PA farmer, Sarah 37 born in PA, Isaac 13 born in PA, Sarah E. 5 born in PA.
  212. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1860 U.S. Census, population schedule, Center Township. Isaac Grandon household, Hunters Cave post office, page 102, dwelling 748, family 738; National Archives micropublication M653, roll 1114 Grandon: Isaac 24 tenant farmer PA, Matilda 18 PA, David W. 1 PA.
  213. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, Jackson Township. Salem Lemmon household, page 637, dwelling 104, family 104; National Archives micropublication M432, roll 783 Lemmon: Salem 27 PA, Mary 21 PA, William M. 5/12, BABBITT: Matilda 8 PA.
  214. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1880 U.S. Census, population schedule, Richhill Township. McClelland: Ephraim 22 gunsmith PA PA PA, Clara J. 19 wife PA PA PA, James S. 9/12 Nov. son PA.
  215. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1880 U.S. Census, population schedule, Morris Township. Thomas Iams household, ED 80, SD 8, page 311C, dwelling 208, family 214; National Archives micropublication T9, roll 1133 Iams: Thomas 58 farmer PA MD PA, Delila 55 wife PA PA PA, Oho 33 son farm laborer PA PA PA, Lucinda 21 dau. PA PA PA, Thomas 23 nephew farm laborer PA PA PA, SHAPE: Albert 21 farm laborer PA PA PA, GRANDON: Laura 12 PA PA PA.
  216. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1880 U.S. Census, population schedule, Dunkard Township, 10. Herrod: (Lot 101-101) A. J. 50 farmer (can't read or write), Roda 48 wife (can't read or write), M. M. 26 son, Columbus 19 son, E. E. 17 dau., Pierce 12 son, Armeda 10 dau., Garard 7 son.
  217. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1910 U.S. Census, population schedule, Dunkard Township. Herod: Andrew Jackson 81 farmer (married 58 yrs.), Rhoda 78 (8 children), Pierce 41.
  218. Ibid., Herod: Andrew Jackson 81 (married 58 yrs.), Rhoda 78.
  219. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1880 U.S. Census, population schedule, Dunkard Township, 10. Herrod: A. J. 50, Roda 48 wife (can't read or write), M. M. 26 son, Columbus 19 son, E. E. 17 dau., Pierce 12 son, Armeda 10 dau., Garard 7 son.
  220. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, Dunkard Township, 310. Lynch: Perce 53 VA farmer $10,000, Elenoor 50 VA (can't read or write), Phillip 22 PA farmer, Rhoada 14 PA, Martha 12 PA, Mary 11 PA, Edward 8 PA.
  221. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1910 U.S. Census, population schedule, Dunkard Township. Herod: Andrew Jackson 81 farmer (m. 58 yrs.), Rhoda 78 (8 children), Pierce 41.
  222. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1880 U.S. Census, population schedule, Dunkard Township, 10. Herrod: A. J. 50, Roda 48 wife, M. M. 26 son (can't read or write), Columbus 19 son, E. E. 17 dau., Pierce 12 son, Armeda 10 dau., Garard 7 son.
  223. Ibid., 10. Herrod: (Lot 102-102) Thomas 23 farmer (can't read or write), Martha 27 wife (can't read or write), M. L. 2 son.
  224. Thomas Herrod household, 1900 U.S. census, population schedule, Dunkard Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, ED 81, SD 17, page 61A (stamped)/4 (written), dwelling 69, family 69; National Archives microfilm publication T623, roll 1413. Herrod: Thomas (Oct. 1856) 43 (m. 23) PA PA PA farm laborer, Martha I. wife (Aug. 1852) 47 (m. 23) 6ch-6 PA PA PA, Elsie R. dau. (Apr. 1883) 17 PA PA PA, Olie G. dau. (Feb. 1886) 14 PA PA PA, Earnest L. son (Oct. 1888) 11 PA PA PA, Lafa E. son (Feb. 1891) 9 PA PA PA, Thurman W. O. son (Nov. 1893) 6 PA PA PA, Celcil S. son (May 1896) 4 PA PA PA.
  225. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1880 U.S. Census, population schedule, Dunkard Township, 10. Herrod: A. J. 50, Roda 48 wife, M. M. 26 son, Columbus 19 son, E. E. 17 dau. (can't read or write), Pierce 12 son, Armeda 10 dau., Garard 7 son.
  226. Ibid., 10. Herrod: A. J. 50, Roda 48 wife, M. M. 26 son, Columbus 19 son, E. E. 17 dau., Pierce 12 son (can't read or write, attended school within the year), Armeda 10 dau., Garard 7 son.
  227. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1910 U.S. Census, population schedule, Dunkard Township. Herod: Andrew Jackson 81 (m. 58 yrs.), Rhoda 78 (8 children), Pierce 41.
  228. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1880 U.S. Census, population schedule, Dunkard Township, 10. Herrod: A. J. 50, Roda 48 wife, M. M. 26 son, Columbus 19 son, E. E. 17 dau., Pierce 12 son, Armeda 10 dau. (can't read or write, attended school within the year), Garard 7 son.
  229. Ibid., 10. Herrod: A. J. 50, Roda 48 wife, M. M. 26 son, Columbus 19 son, E. E. 17 dau., Pierce 12 son, Armeda 10 dau., Garard 7 son (attended school within the year).
  230. Daniel Kennedy obituary, Waynesburg Republican, Waynesburg, Pennsylvania, 19 October 1899, page 1, column 9.
  231. David J. Kennedy, death certifcate no. 40785 (1924), Pennsylvania Department of Health - Division of Vital Records, New Castle, Pennsylvania. "Place of death: County of Greene, Township of Perry"; "Date of death: Apr. 15, 1924".
  232. Nancy Kennedy Calahan, death certifcate no. 17337 (1933), Pennsylvania Department of Health - Division of Vital Records, New Castle, Pennsylvania. "Date of birth: Nov. 21, 1850"; Age: yrs. 83, mos. 4, da. 5". Conflict of birthdate. Subtracting age at death, as listed on death certificate, from death date, birth date should be 21 Oct 1849.
  233. Ibid., Place of death: County of Greene, Township of Perry, Borough of Mt. Morris"; "Date of death: 2-26-1933".
  234. Johnathan Kennedy, death certifcate no. 5407 (1916), Pennsylvania Department of Health - Division of Vital Records, New Castle, Pennsylvania. "Place of death: County of Greene, Township of Perry / Date of death: Jan. 29, 1916".
  235. Washington Kennedy household, 1900 U.S. census, population schedule, Perry Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, ED 96, SD 17, page 182B (stamped)/10 (written), dwelling 211, family 212; National Archives microfilm publication T623, roll 1414. Kennedy: Washington (Jan. 1856) 44 (m. 16) PA PA PA farmer, Sarah wife (Aug. 1865) 34 (m. 16) 7ch-5 PA PA PA, Johnathan son (Sept. 1884) 15 PA PA PA farm laborer, Charles son (April 1888) 12 farm laborer PA PA PA, Donley son (June 1890) 10 PA PA PA, James son (Aug. 1893) 6 PA PA PA, Nannie dau. (June 1898) 2 PA PA PA.
  236. Elizabeth Fox, death certifcate no. 17473 (1938), Pennsylvania Department of Health - Division of Vital Records, New Castle, Pennsylvania. "Place of death: County Greene, Borough Mt. Morris"; "Date of death: Feb. 9, 1938".
  237. Patrick W. Kennedy obituary, Democrat Messenger, Waynesburg, Pennsylvania, 17 August 1938, page 5, column 3.
  238. Pennsylvania. Washington County. 1860 U.S. Census, population schedule, Amwell Township. Stephen Miller household, Ten Mile post office, page 27, dwelling 202, family 202, National Archives micropublication M653, Roll 1191 Miller: Stephen 25 farmer PA, Elizabeth 22 PA, William 1/12 PA.
  239. Pennsylvania. Washington County. 1870 U.S. Census, population schedule, Amwell Township. Stephen D. Miller household, Ten Mile post office, page 19, dwelling 132, family 131; National Archives micropublication M593, roll 1462 Miller: Stephen D. 36 farmer PA, Elisabeth 33 PA, William 10 PA, Emma F. 6 PA, Pheby J. 4 PA, John C. 1 PA.
  240. Joseph Miller household, 1850 U.S. census, population schedule, Amwell Township, Washington County, Pennsylvania, page 383 (stamped)/761 (written), dwelling 217, family 220; National Archives microfilm publication M432, roll 834. Miller: Joseph 61 PA farmer, Pamelia 62 NJ, Tunis 25 PA, Stephen 17 PA farmer, EATON: Cynthia 23 PA.
  241. Pennsylvania. Washington County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, Amwell Township. Archibald McCrackon household, page 380, dwelling 180, family 183; National Archives micropublication M432, roll 834 McCrackon: Archibald 51 farmer PA, Lurany 45 PA, Elizabeth 23 PA, Andrew 21 PA, Mary 16 PA, Luther 14 PA, Sarah 11 PA, Jonas 7 PA, Martha J. 5 PA.
  242. Pennsylvania. Washington County. 1860 U.S. Census, population schedule, Amwell Township. Arch. McCracken household, Washington post office, page 11, dwelling 76, family 77; National Archives micropublication M653, roll 1191 McCracken: Arch. 61 farmer PA, Elizabeth 29 PA, Martin L. A. 24 s. teacher PA, Sarah 21 PA, Jonas C. 16 PA.
  243. Pennsylvania. Washington County. 1870 U.S. Census, population schedule, Amwell Township. Archibald McCracken household, Ten Mile post office, page 26, dwelling 191, family 190; National Archives micropublication M593, roll 1462 McCracken: Archibald 71 farmer PA, Elisabeth 40 PA, Sarah 31 PA, Jonas 27 PA.
  244. Pennsylvania. Washington County. 1860 U.S. Census, population schedule, West Bethlehem Township. Frederick Rasel household, Hillsborough post office, page 1081-1082, dwelling 1074, family 1074; National Archives micropublication M653, roll 1192 Rasel: Frederick 45 farmer Hanover, Germany, Nancy 43 Hanover, Germany, Henry 20 Hanover, Germany, Frederick 18 Hanover, Germany, Augustus 16 PA, Melsevy[? spelling ?] 14 PA (female), Charles 12 PA, Nancy 10 PA, Hester 8 PA, John 7 PA, Lewis 5 PA, David 2 PA.
  245. Pennsylvania. Washington County. 1870 U.S. Census, population schedule, West Bethlehem Township. Frederick Rossell household, Ten Mile post office, page 400, dwelling 232, family 234; National Archives micropublication M593, roll 1463 Rossell: Frederick 55 farmer Germany, Minia 53 Germany, Augustus 25 PA, Charles 21 PA, Esther 17 PA, John 15 PA, Louis 13 PA, David 10 PA, Sarah 7 PA.
  246. Pennsylvania. Washington County. 1880 U.S. Census, population schedule, West Bethlehem Township. Henry G. Kinemond household, ED 266, SD 9, page 524A, dwelling 346, family 346; National Archives micropublication T9, roll 1202 Kinemond: Henry G. 35 farmer HANOVER HANOVER HANOVER, Emma 34 wife PA HANOVER HANOVER, John 9 son PA HANOVER PA, Sarah 7 dau. PA HANOVER PA, David 4 son PA HANOVER PA, RASEL: L. C. 22 brother-in-law farm laborer PA HANOVER HANOVER.
  247. Pennsylvania. Washington County. 1910 U.S. Census, population schedule, North Franklin Township. Lewis C. Rasel household, ED 222, SD 21, sheet 1B, dwelling 15, family 17; National Archives micropublication T624, roll 1427 Rasel: Lewis C. 54 (m2) PA German German carpenter, Margaret wife 57 (m1) PA PA PA.
  248. Pennsylvania. Washington County. 1920 U.S. Census, population schedule, South Strabane Township. L. C. Rasel household, ED 219, SD 22, sheet 7A, dwelling 6, family 6; National Archives micropublication T625, roll 1661 Rasel: L. C. 64 PA GER GER farmer, S. Lillie wife 61 PA PA PA.
  249. Ephriam Lazier household, 1860 U.S. census, population schedule, Wetzel County, Virginia, page 54 (written), dwelling 368, family 369; National Archives microfilm publication M653, roll 1384. LAZIER: Ephraim 22 farmer (Value of real estate-$300) (Value of personal estate-$100) PA, Elizabeth 26 VA, Sarah J. 6 VA, Samuel 4 VA, John 1 VA, Henry 1 VA.
  250. Ephraim Leisure household, 1870 U.S. census, population schedule, Green Township, Wetzel County, West Virginia, Porters Falls post office, page 184 (stamped)/11 (written), dwelling 74, family 74; National Archives microfilm publication M593, roll 1701. LEISURE: Ephraim 28 farmer (Value of real estate-$300) (Value of personal estate-$200) PA (cannot read/write), Elizabeth 28 keeping house PA, John 12 PA (cannot read/write), Henry 12 PA (cannot read/write), George W. 4 WV, William 2 WV.
  251. John Leasure household, 1880 U.S. census, population schedule, McElroy District, Tyler County, West Virginia, ED 181, SD 1, page 46A (stamped)/28 (written), dwelling 227, family 227; National Archives microfilm publication T9, roll 1414. Leasure: John 21 (married during census year) farm laborer (cannot write) VA VA VA, Amanda 17 dau. (married during census year) keeping house (cannot write) WV VA VA, Erwin 18 cousin (single) farm laborer VA VA VA. Amanda, listed here as "daughter," is actually John Leasure's wife. She was Amanda Dawson and her father James Dawson's family appears immediately before John Leasure's family. A Dawson relative probably supplied the information for both families to the Census taker and listed Amanda by her relation to James Dawson instead of to John Leasure.
  252. John Leasure, death certificate no. 10508 (1921), Vital Registration Office, Bureau for Public Health, Charleston, West Virginia. "Place of death: County - Marion, Town or city - Fairmont / Date of death: Jan. 2, 1921 / Cause of death: crushed in mine".
  253. James Dawson household, 1860 U.S. census, population schedule, 5th District, Marion County, Virginia, Floodsville post office, page 627 (stamped)/182 (written), dwelling 1365, family 1297; National Archives microfilm publication M653, roll 1361. Dawson: James 22 laborer (Value of personal estate-$50) VA (cannot read/write), Margaret A. 17 VA, Amanda J. 5/12 VA, CULPIN: Mary 52 domestic VA (cannot read/write).
  254. James Dawson household, 1870 U.S. census, population schedule, McElroy Township, Tyler County, West Virginia, Middletown post office, page 308 (stamped)/5 (written), dwelling 34, family 34; National Archives microfilm publication M593, roll 1700. Dawson: James 35 farming (Value of real estate-$1000) (Value of personal estate-$200) VA (cannot read/write), Ann 31 VA (cannot read/write), Jane 11 VA, Mary 9 VA, Martha 6 VA, Sarah 3 WV.
  255. Amanda Leasure, death certificate no. 6399 (1922), Vital Registration Office, Bureau for Public Health, Charleston, West Virginia. "Place of death: County - Marion, District - Lincoln / Date of death: May 15, 1922 / Cause of death: cancer pancreas".
  256. George W. Flyhouse household, 1910 U.S. census, population schedule, Lincoln District, Marion County, West Virginia, ED 67, SD 315, page 116B (stamped)/38 (written), dwelling 707, family 783; National Archives microfilm publication T624, roll 1687. Flyhouse: George W. 50 (m_. 4) OH GERMANY GERMANY farmer, Elsie wife 28 (m1. 4) WV WV WV.
  257. Bernard George Leasure, WWI draft registration card filed in Marion County, West Virginia. 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. "Date of birth: Jan. 31, 1893 / Where were you born?: Jacksonburg, W. Va.".
  258. West Virginia. Monongalia County. 1870 U.S. Census, population schedule, Clinton Township. Kelly: Joseph 34, Eliza 30, Delia B. 11, Benjamin 9, Freeman 7, Margretta 4 WV, Martha H. 2.
  259. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1900 U.S. Census, population schedule, Center Township. Staggers: Thomas 32 (2/1868) m. 10 yrs., Mattie 31 (7/1878), Seamon L. 9, Bert A. 7, Stacy M. 4, Dewey 2, Johnny (8/1899).
  260. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1880 U.S. Census, population schedule, Jackson Township. Staggers: William 69, Elizabeth 41 wife, Emma E. 15 dau., William T. 12 son (attended school within the year).
  261. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1910 U.S. Census, population schedule, Richhill Township. 76. Staggers: Thomas W. 42 laborer (m. 19 yrs.), Mattie B. 41 (9ch. -7), Albert T. 17, Stacy N. 14, Dewey 12, Glenn 7, Imogene 5, William O. 3, Lewtellis 9/12 son.
  262. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1900 U.S. Census, population schedule, Center Township. Staggers: Thomas 32 (m. 10 yrs.), Mattie 31 (7/1868), Seamon L. 9, Bert A. 7, Stacy M. 4, Dewey 2, Johnny (8/1899).
  263. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1920 U.S. Census, population schedule, Richhill Township. Staggers: Mattie 51 wd., Dewey 22, Glen 17, Imogene 14, Oakle W. 12, Milo 10.
  264. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1900 U.S. Census, population schedule, Center Township. Staggers: Thomas 32, Mattie 31, Seamon L. 9 (2/1891), Bert A. 7, Stacy M. 4, Dewey 2, Johnny (8/1899).
  265. Ibid., Staggers: Thomas 32, Mattie 31, Seamon L. 9, Bert A. 7 (3/1893), Stacy M. 4, Dewey 2, Johnny (8/1899).
  266. Ibid., Staggers: Thomas 32, Mattie 31, Seamon L. 9, Bert A. 7, Stacy M. 4, Dewey 2 (7/1898), Johnny (8/1899).
  267. Ibid., Staggers: Thomas 32, Mattie 31, Seamon L. 9, Bert A. 7, Stacy M. 4, Dewey 2, Johnny (8/1899).
  268. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1870 U.S. Census, population schedule, Morris Township. Joseph Rush household, Waynesburg post office, page 342, dwelling 28, family 25; National Archives micropublication M593, roll 1348.
  269. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1880 U.S. Census, population schedule, Richhill Township. Joseph Rush household, ED 82, SD 8, page 339C, dwelling 168, family 172; National Archives micropublication T9, roll 1133 RUSH: Joseph 50 farmer PA NJ --, Sarah A. 47 wife PA PA PA, Elmira 21 dau. PA, Joseph A. 20 son works on farm PA, David G. 15 son works on farm PA, Francis L. 12 son PA, Rezin P. 7 son PA, Thomas T. 4 son PA.
  270. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1920 U.S. Census, population schedule, Graysville. Joseph A. Rush household, ED 132, SD 21, sheet 2B, dwelling 35, family 40; National Archives micropublication T625, roll 1573 Rush: Joseph A. 61 PA PA PA farmer, Sarah wife 45 PA PA PA, Harlan son 24 PA PA PA, Bertha dau. 22 PA PA PA, Clinton son 20 PA PA PA, Dorotha dau. 14 PA PA PA, Alice dau. 12 PA PA PA, William son 10 PA PA PA, Georgie son 4 PA PA PA.
  271. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1880 U.S. Census, population schedule, Richhill Township. George W. Morris household, ED 82, SD 8, page 339C, dwelling 171, family 175; National Archives micropublication T9, roll 1133 Morris: George W. 30 laborer OH OH PA, Rebecca 29 wife PA PA PA, Charity J. 8 dau. PA OH PA, Sarah Ann 6 dau. PA OH PA, Isi M. 3 dau. PA OH PA, William R. (or K.) 1 son PA OH PA.
  272. J. A. J. Buchanan Family Bible, Births. Andrew Buchanan, April 8, 1780.
  273. George Leffingwell Reed, A. B., Alumni Record: Dickinson College (Carlisle, Pennsylvania: Dickinson College, 1905), 47.
  274. Pennsylvania. Cumberland County. Dickinson College. Archives, Andrew Buchanan file.
  275. Biographical Directory of the American Congress, 1774-1927 (Washington D. C.: U. S. Govt. Printing Office, 1928), 753, Andrew Buchanan biography.
  276. Greene County Deed Book 2: 326, Office of the Register & Recorder, Courthouse, Waynesburg, Greene County, Pennsylvania.
  277. 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.
  278. 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.
  279. J. A. J. Buchanan Family Bible, Deaths. "Andrew Buchanan Sr. Decr 2, 1848 at 12 A.M.".
  280. Andrew Buchanan will (1848), Greene County Will Book 3: 43, Office of the Register & Recorder, Courthouse, Waynesburg, Pennsylvania.
  281. 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.
  282. J. A. J. Buchanan Family Bible, Marriages. "Andrew Buchanan to Rhoda Stephenson, April 22nd A. D. 1804".
  283. 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.
  284. 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.
  285. J. A. J. Buchanan Family Bible, Births. "Rhoda Stephenson, Born in the Jersies, July 11, 1784".
  286. Ibid., Deaths. "Rhoda Buchanan July 6th A.D. 1869 at 2 ½ Oclock A.M.".
  287. 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".
  288. J. A. J. Buchanan Family Bible, Births. "Rachel, Jany. 28, 1805".
  289. Ibid., Deaths. "Rachel, July 2d 1833".
  290. Ibid., Births. Elizabeth, Octr. 17, 1806.
  291. 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".
  292. 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).
  293. 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.
  294. 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.
  295. 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.
  296. James G. Garrettson Family Bible, Deaths. "Elizabeth McClelland Died Dec. 6 1890".
  297. Elizabeth McClelland obituary, Waynesburg Republican, Waynesburg, Pennsylvania, 11 December 1890.
  298. J. A. J. Buchanan Family Bible, Births. "James, Jany. 1, 1810".
  299. Ibid., Deaths. "James, Nov. 27, 1810".
  300. 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.
  301. 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].
  302. 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.
  303. 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.
  304. J. A. J. Buchanan Family Bible, Births. "Martha, Septr. 15, 1814".
  305. 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.
  306. J. A. J. Buchanan Family Bible, Deaths. "Martha Ragan died July 27th A.D. 1886 at 2 ½ P.M.".
  307. Ibid., Births. "Jane, Octr. 14, 1817".
  308. 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.
  309. 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.
  310. 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.
  311. 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.
  312. 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.
  313. J. A. J. Buchanan Family Bible, Births. "John, Decr. 3, 1819".
  314. 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.
  315. 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.
  316. 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.
  317. J. A. J. Buchanan Family Bible, Births. "Harriett, Feby. 15, 1822".
  318. 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.
  319. 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.
  320. 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.
  321. 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.
  322. 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.
  323. 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.
  324. J. A. J. Buchanan Family Bible, Births. "James A. Jackson, Feby. 8, 1824".
  325. 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.
  326. 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.
  327. 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.
  328. J. A. J. Buchanan Family Bible, Births. "David, May 2, 1826".
  329. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, Morris Township. Benjamine Archer household, dwelling 203, family 203; National Archives micropublication M432, roll 783 Archer: Benjamine 40 farmer PA, Sarah 40 PA, David 12 PA, Malinda 9 PA, John 7 PA, Mary Ann R. 4 PA.
  330. Pennsylvania. Washington County. 1860 U.S. Census, population schedule, Morris Township. Benjamin Archer household, Lindley's Mill post office, page 14, dwelling 103, family 100; National Archives micropubliucation M653, roll 1192.
  331. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1880 U.S. Census, population schedule, Richhill Township. Archer: William 66 farmer PA NJ NJ, Mary 68 wife PA PA __.
  332. Virginia. Monongalia County. 1860 U.S. Census, population schedule, Maidsville. Lazzell: William W. 60 VA farmer, Sarah 58, Melissa 16, CUSHMAN: Adonijah E. 30 VA day laborer, Polly 22 VA, Maria 7, Urethas M. 5.
  333. Ibid., Lazzell: William W. 60, Sarah 58 VA, Melissa 16, CUSHMAN: Adonijah E. 30 VA day laborer, Polly 22 VA, Maria 7, Urethas M. 5.
  334. Ibid., Lazzelle: William W. 60, Sarah 58, Melissa 16 VA.
  335. Bates, History of Greene County, Pennsylvania, 573.
  336. Margaret Thompson household, 1870 U.S. census, population schedule, Center Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, Rogersville post office, page 151 (stamped)/13 (written), dwelling 93, family 93; National Archives microfilm publication M593, roll 1348. Thompson: Margaret 63 keeping house (Value of real estate-$2600) (Value of personal estate-$800) PA, David 37 farm hand PA, Malinda 39 PA, Marion 13 PA (attended school within the year), Weeden 10 PA (attended school within the year), David 7 PA, Noah 9/12 (Oct.) PA, THOMPSON: Charles 11 PA, JOHNSON: Nancy 68 PA (cannot read/write).
  337. Joseph Thompson household, 1850 U.S. census, population schedule, Center Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, page 271 (stamped)/540 (written), dwelling 75, family 75; National Archives microfilm publication M432, roll 783. Thompson: Joseph 44 PA farmer $1000, Margaret 43 PA, John 19 PA taylor (attended school within the year), David 17 PA farmer (attended school within the year), Elija 15 PA farmer (attended school within the year), Eliza Jane 13 PA (attended school within the year), Samuel 11 PA (attended school within the year), Thomas 9 PA (attended school within the year), Henry 7 PA, JOHNSON: Nancy 49 PA.
  338. Peggy Thompson household, 1880 U.S. census, population schedule, Center Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, ED 67, SD 8, page 132A (stamped)/5 (written), dwelling 44, family 44; National Archives microfilm publication T9, roll 1133. Thompson: Peggy 73 keeping house wd. PA MD PA, JOHNSON: Nancy 78 sister boarder wd. PA MD PA.
  339. Joseph Thompson household, 1860 U.S. census, population schedule, Center Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, Rogersville post office, page 319-320 (stamped)/141-142 (written), dwelling 1016, family 999; National Archives micropublication M653, roll 1114. Thompson: Joseph 54 farmer (Value of real estate-$2000) (Value of personal estate-$800) PA, Peggie 53 PA, Saml. 21 farm laborer PA, Thomas 19 farm laborer PA (attended school within the year), Henry 17 farm laborer PA (attended school within the year), SELLERS: Edna 24 domestic in family PA, JOHNSON: George 11 PA (attended school within the year), LEONARD: Lucy 10 PA (attended school within the year).
  340. Margaret Thompson obituary, Waynesburg Republican, Waynesburg, Pennsylvania, 8 December 1892, page 1, column 5.
  341. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, Center Township, 530. BOLER: Samuel 41 PA farmer $700, Sarah 39, Cassy Jane 10, John 9, Catherine M. 8, George 6, Charity 3.
  342. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1860 U.S. Census, population schedule, Springhill Township. Boler: Samuel 54 farmer $1000, Cassa J. 52, John 20, Margaret 18, George 14, Charity 12, Henry 10.
  343. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, Center Township, 544. Church: Henry 70 PA farmer $6000, Sarah 63 PA, John 23, Elija 19, DOLASON: Elizabeth 77 MD, SELLERS: Caroline 19 PA.
  344. Ibid., 544. Church: Henry 70, Sarah 63 PA, John 23, Elija 19, DOLASON: Elizabeth 77 MD, SELLERS: Caroline 19 PA.
  345. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1860 U.S. Census, population schedule, Center Township. Church: John 38, Sarah 70 PA housekeeper, Elijah 30.
  346. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, Center Township, 541-542. Coe: Silas 38, Ruth 32 PA, William 13, Jonnah 11, John 8, Henry 5, Joseph 2, CHURCH: Henry 17.
  347. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1860 U.S. Census, population schedule, Center Township. Coe: Silas 48 farmer, Ruth 42, Wm. 23, Joanna 21, John 18, Henry 15, Joseph 12, Sarah 9, Cephas 6, Delila A. 3, Robert 6/12.
  348. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, Center Township. Church: William 30 PA drover, Susannah 32, David 9, Lucy 6, Ruth 3, Ase 4/12, SELLERS: Ase 22.
  349. Kansas. Franklin County. 1880 U.S. Census, population schedule, Williamsburg. National Archives micropublication T9, roll 382, p. 186A Church: William 60 PA PA PA hotel keeper, Susannah wife 64 PA PA PA, Lue dau. 36 PA PA PA, JOHNSON: Delmont 42 NY NY NY butter dealer, MENELY: Samuel 24 IL OH OH blacksmith, ULLON: Geo. 24 OH OH OH barber, MITCHELL: James 33 OH PA PA clerk, SCHOFIELD: Louisa 52 NY NY NY, GORE: Geo. 24 IL OH OH harness maker, LADUE: Nellie 27 NY NY CAN, CHURCH: A. M. son 30 PA PA PA enumerator.
  350. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, Center Township. Church: Henry 70, Sarah 63, John 23 farmer $700, Elija 19.
  351. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1880 U.S. Census, population schedule, Center Township. Church: John 53 farmer PA PA PA, Elizabeth 45 wife, Charley 9 son, Clarra 5 dau., CHAPMAN: John 11 servant.
  352. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1860 U.S. Census, population schedule, Center Township. Church: John 38 PA farmer, Sarah 70, Elijah 30.
  353. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, Center Township, 542. Church: Rinehart 27 farmer $700, Charlotte 24, Elizabeth 6, Liley Ann 4, Silas 1.
  354. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1880 U.S. Census, population schedule, Center Township. Church: (lot 343-343) R. B. 58 farmer PA PA PA, Charlotte 55 wife, Cephas 22 son, R. B. 15 son, Emma 15 dau.
  355. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1870 U.S. Census, population schedule, Center Township, 154. Church: R. B. 48 hotel keeper PA, Charlotte 45 PA, Silas C. 21, William 17, Susan 17, John 14, Cephas 11, Rinehart B. 5, Emma Viola 5.
  356. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, Center Township. Church: Henry 70, Sarah 63, John 23, Elija 19 PA farmer.
  357. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1860 U.S. Census, population schedule, Center Township. Church: John 38, Sarah 70, Elijah 30 PA farm laborer.
  358. Pennsylvania. Greene County. Office of the Register & Recorder, Waynesburg. Will books, Book 2: 114.
  359. 1850 U. S. census, population schedule, Franklin Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania. Rush: Michael 63 PA farmer $300, Anna 56 PA, Margaret 20 PA, Elizabeth 18 PA, Isaah 16 PA farmer, Catherine 14 PA, Enos 12 PA.
  360. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, Center Township. RUSH: George 71 NJ farmer $1700, Nancy 72 PA, Stacy 37 PA, Emeline 14 PA.
  361. Ibid., RUSH: George 71 Nancy 72 PA Stacy 37 Emeline 14.
  362. Joseph Rush household, 1850 U.S. census, population schedule, Wayne Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, page 234 (stamped)/466 (written), dwelling 194, family 194; National Archives microfilm publication M432, roll 783. RUSH: Joseph 40 stiller (Value of real estate-$2000) PA, Susana 31 PA (cannot read/write), Margret 11 PA (attended school within the year), John 9 PA (attended school within the year), Nancy 7 PA (attended school within the year), Elisa 5 PA, George 3 PA, Isabelle 4 PA, Jesse 2 PA, Zariah 1 PA.
  363. Jesse Rush household, 1860 U.S. census, population schedule, Wayne Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, Dent post office, page 803 (stamped)/187 (written), dwelling 1310, family 1290; National Archives microfilm publication M653, roll 1114. Rush: Jesse 50 farmer (Value of real estate-$3000) (Value of personal estate-$700) PA, Susan 47 PA, Marget 22 home domestic PA (attended school within the year), John 19 farm laborer PA (attended school within the year), Nancy 17 home domestic PA (attended school within the year), Eliza A. 15 home domestic PA (attended school within the year), Isabelle 13 PA (attended school within the year), George 12 PA (attended school within the year), Jesse 11 PA (attended school within the year), Zachariah 9 PA (attended school within the year), Emily 10 PA (attended school within the year), Mary E. 6 PA (attended school within the year), Tho. R. 3 PA.
  364. Jesse Rush household, 1870 U.S. census, population schedule, Wayne Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, Waynesburg post office, page 438 (stamped)/4 (written), dwelling 23, family 23; National Archives microfilm publication M593, roll 1348. Rush: Jesse 60 farmer (Value of real estate-$6625) (Value of personal estate-$2250) PA, Susan 53 keeping house PA, Jesse 22 farm hand PA, Zackariah 21 farm hand PA, Susan 18 PA (attended school within the year), Mary 16 PA (attended school within the year), Thomas 13 PA (attended school within the year), GANIER: Isabelle 24 PA (married in April 1870).
  365. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, Center Township. RUSH: George 71 Nancy 72 Stacy 37 Emeline 14.
  366. Ibid., Rush: Stacy 37 PA.
  367. Ibid., Rush: George, Jr. 36 PA brickmaker Ann 27 Nancy M. 5 Mary Ann 3 Elizabeth M. 1.
  368. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1880 U.S. Census, population schedule, Center Township, 1. Rush: George 66 farmer Anna 58 wife Jackson A. 25 son Robert 22 son Perry 19 son Francis D. 16 son.
  369. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, Center Township. Rush: George, Jr. 36 PA.
  370. Ibid., Rush: Barnet 32 Elizabeth 31 Mary Ary 16 Nancy Ann 12 John J. 10 Wm. Inghram 7 George R. 5 Sarah E. 3.
  371. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, Richhill Township. Morrison Jones household, page 615, dwelling 316, family 316; National Archives micropublication M432, roll 783 Jones: Morrison 43 PA farmer $500, Rebecca 33 PA, Elizabeth 13 PA, John 11 PA, Enock 7 PA, Wilson 5 PA, Elvina 2 PA, Nancy R. 10/12 PA.
  372. Jesse Rinehart household, 1850 U.S. census, population schedule, Marion Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, page 240 (stamped)/478 (written), dwelling 62, family 64; National Archives microfilm publication M432, roll 783. Rinehart: Jesse 58 PA merchant, Sarah 36 PA, Susan 16 PA (attended school within the year), Thomas 13 PA (attended school within the year), Margaret 8 PA (attended school within the year), Mathew 6 PA (attended school within the year), Henry A. 4 PA, George 1 PA.
  373. Jesse Rinehart household, 1860 U.S. census, population schedule, Marion Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, Waynesburg post office, page 536 (stamped)/152 (written), dwelling 1092, family 1116; National Archives microfilm publication M653, roll 1114. Rinehart: Jesse 69 merchant (Value of real estate-$1000) (Value of personal estate-$5000) PA, Sarah 46 housekeeper PA, Margaret 18 seamstress PA (attended school within the year), Mathew 16 clerk PA (attended school within the year), Henry A. 13 PA (attended school within the year), George W. 10 PA (attended school within the year).
  374. Jesse Rinehart household, 1870 U.S. census, population schedule, Marion Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, Waynesburg post office, page 292 (stamped)/4 (written), dwelling 27, family 26; National Archives microfilm publication M593, roll 1348. Rinehart: Jesse 80 retired merchant (Value of real estate-$1200) (Value of personal estate-$100) PA, Sarah 55 keepng house PA, Henry 24 grocer (Value of personal estate-$2500) PA, George 20 painter PA, HOOK: Mary 62 (Value of personal estate-$3500) PA.
  375. James W. Rinehart household, 1850 U.S. census, population schedule, Marion Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, page 240 (stamped)/477 (written), dwelling 55, family 57; National Archives microfilm publication M432, roll 783. Rinehart: James W. 28 merchant PA, Caroline 22 PA.
  376. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, Marion Township, 471. Cross: A. G. 26 PA, Harriet 26 PA, Wilbur F. 9/12 PA.
  377. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1880 U.S. Census, population schedule, Marion Township, 2. Cross: Anderson 55 doctor, Hariett 55 wife, Robert 27 son -- carpenter, Mary E. 23 dau., Jessey 21 son, Walter 16 son.
  378. Hannah Minor household, 1860 U.S. census, population schedule, Marion Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, Waynesburg post office, page 557 (stamped)/173 (written), dwelling 1228, family 1260; National Archives microfilm publication M653, roll 1114. Minor: Hannah 31 housekeeper PA, Phillip 7 PA (attended school within the year), Charles 5 PA.
  379. William E. Minor household, 1850 U.S. census, population schedule, Marion Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, page 240 (stamped)/477 (written), dwelling 56, family 58; National Archives microfilm publication M432, roll 783. Minor: William E. 28 merchant $600 PA, Hannah 22 PA, Florence K. 6/12 PA.
  380. Hanah Miner household, 1880 U.S. census, population schedule, Marion Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, ED 76, SD 8, page 259B (stamped)/2 (written), dwelling 9, family 9; National Archives microfilm publication T9, roll 1133. Miner: Hanah 52 keeping house wd. PA PA PA, Charles W. 23 son laborer PA PA PA, HOOK: Mary E. 72 aunt wd. boarder PA PA PA.
  381. Hannah Minor household, 1870 U.S. census, population schedule, Marion Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, Waynesburg post office, page 299 (stamped)/17 (written), dwelling 111, family 109; National Archives microfilm publication M593, roll 1348. Minor: Hannah 42 keeping house (Value of real estate-$5700) (Value of personal estate-$5000) PA, Phillip 16 PA (attended school within the year), Charles 13 PA (attended school within the year), ROBERTS: Susan 36 domestic servant PA, WYLY: George 46 lawyer (Value of real estate-$2000) (Value of personal estate-$16,000) PA, _____: Addison 24 druggist (Value of personal estate-$3500) PA, DONLEY: Joseph 31 lawyer PA.
  382. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1880 U.S. Census, population schedule, Waynesburg Borough. Roberts: Susan 45 keeping house PA PA PA wd., Fannie 21 dau., James 19 son.
  383. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, Marion Township, 478. Rinehart: Susan 16 PA.
  384. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1920 U.S. Census, population schedule, Waynesburg Borough. MINOR: Mary E. 57 wd., William 37, HOSKINSON: Mary 30 dau., Earl 34 son-in-law, RINEHART: Thomas 83 uncle.
  385. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, Richhill Township, 619. Grandon: Ezekiel 37 born in PA farmer, Sarah 37 born in PA, Isaac 13 born in PA, Sarah E. 5 born in PA, MARTIN: Rachel 17 PA, ENOCHS: David 57 PA farmer $10,000.
  386. Ibid., Grandon: Ezekiel 37 born in PA farmer, Sarah 37 born in PA, Isaac 13 born in PA, Sarah E. 5 born in PA, MARTIN: Rachel 17 PA, ENOCHS: David 57 PA farmer $10,000.
  387. Ibid., Grandon: Ezekiel 37 born in PA farmer Sarah 37 born in PA Isaac 13 born in PA Sarah E. 5 born in PA.
  388. Ibid., Grandon: Sarah E. 5 born in PA.
  389. James H. Babbitt obituary, Waynesburg Republican, Waynesburg, Pennsylvania, 17 June 1884, page 3, column 3.
  390. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, Dunkard Township, 330. Herod: (Lot 169-169) Leah 56 PA (can't read or write), Griffith 17 PA farmer, Lousana 17 PA, Thomas 12 PA.
  391. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1880 U.S. Census, population schedule, Waynesburg Borough, 330. Herod: Leah 56 PA.
  392. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, Dunkard Township, 330. Herrod: (Lot 167-167) Levi 33 farmer $2000, Nancy 30, George 4, Nelson 2, James 2/12, Leah 60.
  393. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1880 U.S. Census, population schedule, Washington Township. Griffith Herod household, ED 84, SD 8, page 9, dwelling 71, family 71; National Archives micropublication T9, roll 1133 Herod: Griffith 47 farmer PA PA PA, Syrena 38 wife PA PA PA.
  394. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, Dunkard Township, 330. Herod: (lot 169-169) Leah 56 PA, Griffith 17 PA farmer (attended school within the year), Lousana 17, Thomas 12.
  395. Ibid., 330. Herod: (lot 169-169) Leah 56, Griffith 17, Lousana 17 PA (attended school within the year), Thomas 12.
  396. Ibid., 330. Herod: Lousana 17 PA.
  397. Ibid., 330. Herod: (Lot 169-169) Leah 56, Griffith 17, Lousana 17, Thomas 12 PA (attended school within the year).
  398. Ibid., 310. Lynch: Perce 53 VA.
  399. Ibid., 310. Lynch: Elenoor 50 VA.
  400. Ibid., 310. Lynch: Phillip 22 PA.
  401. Ibid., 310. Lynch: Martha 12 PA.
  402. Ibid., 310. Lynch: Mary 11 PA.
  403. Ibid., 310. Lynch: Edward 8 PA.
  404. David Kenedy household, 1870 U.S. census, population schedule, Perry Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, Mt. Morris post office, page 374 (stamped)/31 (written), dwelling 223, family 218; National Archives microfilm publication M593, roll 1348. Kenedy: David 77 farmer (Value of Real Estate - 2700) (Value of Personal Estate - 400) VA (cannot read/cannot write), Mary 78 VA insane, FREELAND: Mary J. 22 domestic servant PA.
  405. David Kennedy household, 1860 U.S. census, population schedule, Perry Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, Mt. Morris post office, page 663 (stamped)/42 (written), dwelling 287, family 293; National Archives microfilm publication M653, roll 1114. Kennedy: David 6_ farmer (Value of Real Estate - 4000) (Value of Personal Estate - 1000) VA (cannot read/write), Mary 68 housekeeper VA, David 16 farmer PA (attended school within the year), Barnet W. 8 PA (attended school within the year), FORDYCE: Jane L. 16 housekeeper PA.
  406. David Keneda, Sr. will (1870), Greene County Will Book 4: 365, Office of the Register & Recorder, Courthouse, Waynesburg, Pennsylvania.
  407. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1870 U.S. Census, population schedule, Center Township, 150. Phillips: O. S. 40 farmer PA, Charity 37 PA, George 19, Margaret 16, Samuel 14, Rhoda Ann 12, Belle 10, Benjamin F. 7, Sarah Lydia 5, Mary M. D. 2, Winona 4/12, GRAHAM: George 65 PA, PHILLIPS: Lydia 64 PA.
  408. Pennsylvania. Washington County. 1860 U.S. Census, population schedule, Amwell Township. Joseph Miller household, Ten Mile post office, page 27, dwelling 201, family 201, National Archives micropublication M653, Roll 1191 Miller: Joseph 69 farmer PA, Permelia 72 NJ.
  409. Pennsylvania. Washington County. 1870 U.S. Census, population schedule, Amwell Township. Joseph Miller household, Ten Mile post office, page 8, dwelling 53, family 53; National Archives micropublication M593, roll 1462 Miller: Joseph 79 farmer PA (father of foreign birth), John F. 49 carpenter PA, Martha 41 PA, Joseph A. 19 PA, Maulvina 18 PA, Osborn 15 PA, Martha J. 14 PA, John E. 12 PA, Allison D. 10 PA, Pamela 7 PA, Lafayette 3 PA.
  410. Pennsylvania. Washington County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, Amwell Township. John Miller household, page 372a, dwelling 54, family 54; National Archives micropublication M432, roll 834 Miller: John 29 carpenter PA, Martha 21 PA, Osburn 2 PA, Joseph A. _/12 PA.
  411. Pennsylvania. Washington County. 1860 U.S. Census, population schedule, Amwell Township. John F. Miller household, Ten Mile post office, page 22, dwelling 157, family 157; National Archives micropublication M653, roll 1191 Miller: John F. 39 carpenter PA, Martha 31 PA, Joseph 10 PA, Mulvina 8 PA, Osborne 6 PA, Martha 4 PA, John E. 2 PA, Lincoln 9/12 PA.
  412. Benjamin Miller household, 1850 U.S. census, population schedule, Amwell Township, Washington County, Pennsylvania, page 383 (stamped)/761 (written), dwelling 218, family 221; National Archives microfilm publication M432, roll 834. Miller: Benjamin 28 sawyer PA, Lydia 22 PA, John 3 PA.
  413. Pennsylvania. Washington County. 1860 U.S. Census, population schedule, Amwell Township. Tunis Miller household, Ten Mile post office, page 22, dwelling 158, family 158; National Archives micropublication M653, roll 1191 Miller: Tunis 35 carpenter PA, Malinda 29 PA, William 7 PA, Cyrus _. 5 PA, Isabell 2/12 PA.
  414. Pennsylvania. Washington County. 1870 U.S. Census, population schedule, Amwell Township. Tunis Miller household, Ten Mile post office, page 2, dwelling 10, family 10; National Archives micropublication M593, roll 1462 Miller: Tunis 44 farmer PA, Marinda 39 PA, William 17 PA, Cyrus A. 14 PA, Isabella 10 PA, Joseph E. 7 PA.
  415. Pennsylvania. Washington County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, Cross Creek Township. Frederick Ransal household, page 481, dwelling 243, family 243; National Archives micropublication M432, roll 834 Ransal: Frederick 35 laborer Germany, Mena 32 Germany, Henry 11 Germany, Frederick 8 Germany, Gastal 7 Germany, Lena 5 Germany, Charles 4 Germany, Lina 6/12 PA, Fredraka 72 Germany.
  416. Samuel Leisure household, 1850 U.S. census, population schedule, Wharton Township, Fayette County, Pennsylvania, page 15 (stamped), dwelling 200, family 200; National Archives microfilm publication M432, roll 779. Leisure: Samuel 53 farmer (Value of real estate-$800) MD, Elsie 46 PA (cannot read/write), William 22 PA, Ruth A. 18 PA, Hezekiah 15 farmer PA (attended school within the year), Ephraim 14 PA (attended school within the year), Andrew J. 12 PA (attended school within the year), Elizabeth 10 PA, James R. P. 7 PA, Sarah J. 7 PA, Winfield _. 5 PA, Mary C. 1 PA.
  417. Ephraim Leysure household, 1880 U.S. census, population schedule, Grant District, Wetzel County, West Virginia, ED 106, SD 1, page 122D (stamped)/28 (written), dwelling 246, family 246; National Archives microfilm publication T9, roll 1415. Leysure: Ephraim 44 farmer (cannot read/write) PA MD PA, Margaret 19 wife keeping house PA PA PA, George W. 14 son works on farm (attended school within the year) (cannot write) WV PA PA, William 12 son works on farm (attended school within the year) (cannot write) WV PA PA, Stacy 10 son works on farm (attended school within the year) (cannot read/write) WV PA PA, Ephraim 8 son works on farm (attended school within the year) WV PA PA, DARLY: Nancy 15 sister-in-law (single) works in house (cannot write) PA PA PA.
  418. Elijah Dawson household, 1850 U.S. census, population schedule, 37th District, Monongalia County, Virginia, page 350 (stamped)/118 (written), dwelling 843, family 844; National Archives microfilm publication M432, roll 961. Dawson: Elijah 46 farmer (Value of real estate-$300) VA (cannot read/write), Catharine 40 VA (cannot read/write), Mary M. 20 VA, Rachel 17 VA, Jane 14 VA, James 11 VA, Noa 7 VA.
  419. James Dawson household, 1880 U.S. census, population schedule, McElroy District, Tyler County, West Virginia, ED 181, SD 1, page 46A (stamped)/28 (written), dwelling 226, family 226; National Archives microfilm publication T9, roll 1414. Dawson: James 42 farmer (cannot write) VA VA VA, Margaret 40 wife keeping house (cannot read/write) VA VA VA, Martha 16 dau. at home (cannot write) WV VA VA, Sarah E. 13 dau. (cannot read/write) WV VA VA, William 11 son at home (cannot read/write) WV VA VA, Emaline 10 dau. (cannot read/write) WV VA VA, Laura 7 dau. WV VA VA, Clarissa 3 dau. WV VA VA, George 2 son WV VA VA, Catherine 73 mother wd. VA VA VA.
  420. James Dawson household, 1900 U.S. census, population schedule, Mannington District, Marion County, West Virginia, ED 59, SD 2, page 234B (stamped)/15 (written), dwelling 313, family 316; National Archives microfilm publication T623, roll 1764. Dawson: James (Nov. 1837) 62 (m. 42) WV WV WV farmer, Margaret wife (March 1840) 60 (m. 42) 14ch-8 WV WV WV, Louisa dau. (March 1883) 17 WV WV WV, Alcinda dau. (March 1886) 14 WV WV WV.
  421. James H. Dawson household, 1910 U.S. census, population schedule, McElroy District, Tyler County, West Virginia, ED 101, SD 4, page 126B (stamped)/13 (written), dwelling 254, family 257; National Archives microfilm publication T624, roll 1698. Dawson: James H. 73 (m1. 54) WV WV WV farmer, Margaret A. 68 (m1. 54) 14ch-8 WV WV WV, Alcinda B. dau. 24 WV WV WV, GLASSCOCK: Raymond grandson 4 WV WV WV.
  422. Margaret Ann Dawson, death certificate no. 14242 (1924), Vital Registration Office, Bureau for Public Health, Charleston, West Virginia. "Date of birth: Oct. 17, 1842".
  423. Anne Tuttle household, 1850 U.S. census, population schedule, District 37, Monongalia County, Virginia, page 344 (stamped)/688 (written), dwelling 754, family 755; National Archives microfilm publication M432, roll 961. Tuttle: Anne 66 NJ (cannot read/write), CULPIN: Mary 43 VA (cannot read/write), Cordelia 17 VA, John 10 VA, Margaret A. 7 VA, Nancy 85 NJ (cannot read/write).
  424. Margaret Ann Dawson, West Virginia death certificate, no. 14242. "Place of death: County - Tyler, District - McElroy, Town or City - Alvy, W. Va. / Date of death: Oct. 11, 1924 / Cause of death: dropsy and old age".
  425. Ibid., "Place of burial or removal: Dawson Cemetery / Date of burial: Oct. 12, 1924".
  426. West Virginia. Monongalia County. 1870 U.S. Census, population schedule, Clinton Township. Kelly: Joseph 34 PA farmer, Eliza 30, Delia B. 11, Benjamin 9, Freeman 7, Margretta 4, Martha H. 2.
  427. Ibid., Kelly: Joseph 34, Eliza 30 WV, Delia B. 11, Benjamin 9, Freeman 7, Margretta 4, Martha H. 2.
  428. Ibid., Kelly: Joseph 34, Eliza 30, Delia B. 11 WV, Benjamin 9, Freeman 7, Margretta 4, Martha H. 2.
  429. Ibid., Kelly: Joseph 34, Eliza 30, Delia B. 11, Benjamin 9 WV, Freeman 7, Margretta 4, Martha H. 2.
  430. Ibid., Kelly: Joseph 34, Eliza 30, Delia B. 11, Benjamin 9, Freeman 7 WV, Margretta 4, Martha H. 2.
  431. Ibid., Kelly: Joseph 34, Eliza 30, Delia B. 11, Benjamin 9, Freeman 7, Margretta 4, Martha H. 2 WV.
  432. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1880 U.S. Census, population schedule, Jackson Township. Staggers: William 69 farmer PA PA PA (can't write), Elizabeth 41 wife (insane), Elizabeth E. 15 dau., William T. 12 son.
  433. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, Jackson Township. Stagers: Abraham 70, Catherine 70, Catherine 35, Abraham 32, Homes 28, William 25 PA, Sarah 23.
  434. William Staggers obituary, Waynesburg Republican, Waynesburg, Pennsylvania, 8 September 1892, page 1, column 8.
  435. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1880 U.S. Census, population schedule, Jackson Township. Staggers: William 69, Elizabeth 41 wife (insane), Elizabeth E. 15 dau., William T. 12 son.
  436. Emma Elizabeth Staggers Harvey, death certifcate no. 66966 (1932), Pennsylvania Department of Health - Division of Vital Records, New Castle, Pennsylvania. "Maiden name of mother: Elizabeth Garber"; "Birthplace of mother: Wash. Co. Pa.".
  437. "A Young Lady Attempts Suicide" article, Waynesburg Republican, Waynesburg, Pennsylvania, 24 July 1890, page 1, column 8. Noted in the news article describing her daughter Emma's suicide attempt in 1890 is the following notation, "Her mother, we are told, has been insane for about 20 years.".
  438. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1880 U.S. Census, population schedule, Jackson Township. Rom: John 28 housecarpenter PA PA PA (married within the year), Isabelle 19 wife.
  439. Ibid., Staggers: William 69, Elizabeth 41 wife, Elizabeth E. 15 dau., William T. 12 son.
  440. Emma Elizabeth Staggers Harvey, Pennsylvania state death certificate, no. 66966. "Date of birth: May 2 - 1868"; "Age: 67 Years, 1 Months, 14 days". Conflict of birthdate. Subtracting age at death, as listed on death certificate, from death date, birth date should be 21 May 1865, which makes more sense when comparing Elizabeth's birthdate to her siblings. Elizabeth's brother William Thomas Staggers was born February 18, 1868 and it is unlikely that Elizabeth would have been born in May 1868 so close to William.
  441. Waynesburg Republican, 24 July 1890.
  442. Emma Elizabeth Staggers Harvey, Pennsylvania state death certificate, no. 66966. "Place of death: County of Greene, Township of Richhill"; "Date of death: July 5, 1932".
  443. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, Wayne Township. Peter Couts household, dwelling 206, family 206; National Archives micropublication M432, roll 783 Couts: Peter 42 PA farmer $1000, Martha 35 PA, Elizabeth 18 PA, Barbra 17 PA, Mary 15 PA, Martha 13 PA, John 10 PA, Daniel W. 6 PA, Leanadas 1 PA.
  444. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1860 U.S. Census, population schedule, Springhill Township. Courtz: Peter 53 PA (tenant farmer), Anne 45 PA, Barbra 27, Martha W. 25, John V. 20, Daniel W. 14, Christopher C. 1, FLOWERS: Elisabeth 84 MD, COEN: James 27 PA day laborer, COURTZ: Leon H. 11 PA, Sanford S. 8 PA.
  445. 1850 U. S. census, population schedule, Franklin Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania. Henry Rom household, page 505, dwelling 102, family 103; National Archives micropublication M432, roll 783 Rom: Henry 27 PA carder, Mary 24 PA, William 6 PA, Jonas E. 5 PA, Jacob 3 PA, Melissa J. 1 PA, HANNA: Mary 71 PA $500.
  446. Pennsylvania. Greene County. County Clerk's Office, Waynesburg. Marriage Registers, Book 27 Page 431. No. 12366 Stidger Coutz to Clarissa Coutz, s/o L. H. Coutz & Malissa Rhome, age 60.
  447. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, Morris Township. Abraham Rush household, dwelling 63, family 63; National Archives micropublication M432, roll 783 Rush: Abraham 46 NJ farmer $2000, Lidia 42 PA, Elizabeth 22 PA, Joseph 20 PA farmer, Lucinda 18 PA, Phillip 16 PA farmer, Mary Ann 13 PA, Nathan 10 PA, Lindsey 7 PA, David 3 PA.
  448. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, Center Township. Huffman: Joseph 49, Sarah 41, Thos. Jefferson 20, Reson 18, Sarah A. 17 PA (attended school within the year), John 15, Catherine 13, Nancy 11, Francis M. 8, Spencer B. 2.
  449. S. Rush, Historical and Genealogical Account of the Rush Family (Omaha, Nebraska: Festner Printing Company, 1925), 73. After the death of his first wife [Joseph Rush] married Sarah Hoffman.
  450. Phillip Reson Rush, death certificate no. 16589 (1933), Vital Registration Office, Bureau for Public Health, Charleston, West Virginia. "Place of death: County - Marion, District - Mannington, Town - Mannington / Date of death: Oct. 5th 1933".
  451. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1900 U.S. Census, population schedule, Richhill Township. George Morris household, ED 98, SD 17, sheet 3B, dwelling 58, family 59; National Archives micropublication T623, roll 1414 Morris: George (Dec. 1851) 48 (m. 28) OH OH PA farmer, Phebe R. wife (May 1852) 48 (m. 28) 9 ch-9 PA PA PA, Minnie C. dau. (Sept. 1884) 15 PA OH PA, Willie F. son (Mar. 1879) 21 PA OH PA day laborer, David (Nov. 1881) 18 PA OH PA day laborer, Nancy N. dau. (Aug. 1888) 11 PA OH PA, George H. son (Feb. 1891) 9 PA OH PA, Walter R. son (Nov. 1893) 6 PA OH PA.
  452. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1860 U.S. Census, population schedule, Springhill Township. David Lemmons household, New Freeport post office, page 776, dwelling 193, family 188; National Archives micropublication M653, roll 1114 Lemmons: David 40 PA farmer, Charity 38 PA, William 14 PA, Salem 12 PA, Mary M. 10 PA, Rebecca 8 PA, Eliza J. 6 PA, Catharine 4 PA, Nancy M. 2 PA.
  453. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1870 U.S. Census, population schedule, Richhill Township. David Lemmons household, Wind Ridge post office, page 398, dwelling 331, family 334; National Archives micropublication M593, roll 1348 Lemmons: David 47 farmer PA, Charity 46 PA, William 24 PA, Salem 22 PA, Phoebe 19 PA, Eliza 17 PA, Catheran 14 PA, Nancy 12 PA.
  454. Pennsylvania. Chester County. Chester County Archives, West Chester. Will books, Book P: 354.
  455. Rachel Clingan will (1831), Chester County Will Book S, Volume 18, Page 301, Chester County Archives, West Chester, Pennsylvania.
  456. 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.
  457. 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.
  458. 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.
  459. 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.
  460. Virginia. Monongalia County. 1860 U.S. Census, population schedule, Maidsville. Lazzell: Thomas 73 VA farmer, Rebecca 54 VA, SMITH: William 72 PA.
  461. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, Center Township, 531. STEWARD: (Lot 19-19) Samuel 61 PA farmer $1600, Anne 57 PA, Jesse 21, Jane 18, LIGHTNER: John 9 PA.
  462. Ibid., 531. Steward: (Lot 15-15) James 51 PA (can't read or write) farmer $750, Mary 50, Eliza A. 19, Isaac 14, Jackson 11.
  463. Ibid., 531. Steward: (Lot 16-16) Daniel, Jr. 36 PA farmer $400, Reason 14, Cassy 6, John 4.
  464. Ibid., 544. Church: Henry 70, Sarah 63, John 23, Elija 19, DOLASON: Elizabeth 77 MD, SELLERS: Caroline 19 PA.
  465. 1850 U. S. census, population schedule, Franklin Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, 515. Inghram: Elizabeth 67 PA, William 27, William 16, CHURCH: Enoch 24.
  466. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1860 U.S. Census, population schedule, Franklin Township. Inghram: William 36, Martha 30, Franklin 7, James 4, Mary E. 2, Emma 4/12, RINEHART: Armer (Armen?) 47 farmer, INGHRAM: Elizabeth 77 PA.
  467. 1850 U. S. census, population schedule, Franklin Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania. Rinehart: John S. 56 PA farmer $1500, Elizabeth 56, Elvira 31, MARSHAL: Elizabeth 94.
  468. Pennsylvania. Greene County. Office of the Register & Recorder, Waynesburg. Will books, Book 1: 119.
  469. Howard L. Leckey, The Tenmile Country and Its Pioneer Families: A Genealogical History of the Upper Monongahela Valley (reprint, Apollo, Pennsylvania: Closson Press, 1997), 62. Jesse Rush [child of Jacob Rush].
  470. Ibid., 62. Jesse Rush, died 1827.
  471. Ibid., 62. Jacob Rush [child of Jacob Rush].
  472. Ibid., 62. Jacob Rush, born 1761.
  473. Ibid., 62. Leonard Rush [child of Jacob Rush]....His wife was Jemima Hormell.
  474. Ibid., 62. Leonard Rush, born January 10, 1769.
  475. Ibid., 62. Leonard Rush...died in Hamilton County, Ohio.
  476. Ibid., 62. Elizabeth Rush [child of Jacob Rush].
  477. Rev. Wm. Hanna, History of Greene County, PA (1882; reprint, Apollo, Pennsylvania: Closson Press, 1996), 209-210. William Harvey (uncle to the present Samuel) settled on the tract of land now owned and occupied by William H. Cook, who is his nephew.
  478. 1820 U. S. census, population schedule, Franklin Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania. Harvey, William Esq.: Males at least 26yrs. of age and under 45yrs. of age including heads of families = 1, Number of persons engaged in commerce = 1.
  479. Pennsylvania. Greene County. Office of the Register & Recorder, Waynesburg. Will books, Book 3: 56.
  480. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1820 U.S. Census, population schedule, Center Township. Harvey, Thomas: 1 male under ten, 2 males 26-45 yrs. of age, 1 female 16-26 yrs. of age, 1 person engaged in agriculture.
  481. Frances Grimes Sitherwood, Throckmorton Family History: Being the Record of the Throckmortons in the United States of America with Cognate Branches (Bloomington, Illinois: Pantagraph Printing & Stationary Co., 1929), 163-164.
  482. Samuel Harvey household, 1850 U.S. census, population schedule, Center Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, page 278 (stamped)/554 (written), dwelling 174, family 174; National Archives microfilm publication M432, roll 783. Harvey: Samuel 30 PA farmer $2000, Sarah 21 PA, William C. 3 PA, Ann Mariah 9/12 PA, Thomas 60 PA farmer.
  483. Saml. Harvey household, 1860 U.S. census, population schedule, Center Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, Harveys post office, page 658 (stamped)/96 (written), dwelling 702, family 692; National Archives microfilm publication M653, roll 1114. Harvey: Saml. 40 farmer (Value of real estate-$7000) (Value of personal estate-$2200) PA, Sarah 31 PA, Wm. C. 13 PA (attended school within the year), Anne M. 10 PA (attended school within the year), Kate E. 7 PA (attended school within the year), Alice I. 4 PA, Charles T. 1 PA, Thomas 70 (Value of personal estate-$500) PA, MATER: Sarah 32 teacher of com. school (Value of personal estate-$300) PA (attended school within the year), WEBSTER: Isaac 24 farm laborer PA.
  484. Samuel Harvy household, 1870 U.S. census, population schedule, Center Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, Rogersville post office, page 161 (stamped)/33 (written), dwelling 236, family 236; National Archives microfilm publication M593, roll 1348. Harvey: Samuel 50 farmer (Value of real estate-$13,500) (Value of personal estate-$5,000) PA, Sarah 41 keeping house PA, Anne 20 teacher PA, Katharine 16 PA (attended school within the year), Allice 13 PA (attended school within the year), Charles 10 PA (attended school within the year), Thomas 80 PA, Wm. Henry 20 farm hand PA.
  485. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, Marion Township, 480. Harvey: Maria 58 PA drugstore $1200, Joseph 56 PA, Margaet 19 PA.
  486. Maria Harvey household, 1880 U.S. census, population schedule, Waynesburg, Greene County, Pennsylvania, ED 77, SD 8, page 269B (stamped)/10 (written), dwelling 86, family 95; National Archives microfilm publication T9, roll 1133. Harvey: Maria 87 (single) PA ENG SCOT, RINEHART: Sarah 66 wd. companion housekeeper PA PA --.
  487. Pennsylvania. Greene County. Office of the Register & Recorder, Waynesburg. Will books, Book 5: 445.
  488. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, Marion Township, 480. Harvey: Maria 58 PA, Joseph 56 PA (idiotic, insane), Margaet 19 PA.
  489. Maryland. Hartford County. St. George's Parish Register. children of Arthur & Ann Ingram: Hannah was baptized in 1755.
  490. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, Cumberland Township. Rinehart: John 77 PA $4000, Margaret 71, Thomas 48, Jesse 33, William 31.
  491. Ibid., Rinehart: John 77 PA.
  492. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, Washington Township. Mitchell: Isaac 34 PA farmer $2000, Elizabeth 30 PA, Pricilla 10, John 8, Thomas 5, George 2, Shadrick 84 PA farmer $2500, Margaret 75 PA.
  493. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1860 U.S. Census, population schedule, Franklin Township, 421. Porter: Armstrong 50 PA farmer, Olley 50 PA, Thomas 23 farmer, INGHRAM: Elizabeth 70, PORTER: Ann 19.
  494. 1850 U. S. census, population schedule, Franklin Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, 513. Rinehart: Arther 56 PA farmer $2000, Rebecca 49 PA, Lucinda 25 PA, Elizabeth M. 19 PA, Westley 17 PA farmer, Harriet 11 PA, Wm. Arther 8 PA, Henry Porter 6 PA.
  495. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1860 U.S. Census, population schedule, Franklin Township. Rinehart: Arthur 66 farmer, Rebecca 57, Westley 25, Wm. A. 17, Lucinda 30, Harriet 21, Henry P. 16.
  496. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1870 U.S. Census, population schedule, Franklin Township. Rinehart: Arthur 75, Rebecca 67, William 25.
  497. "Leg Broken" article, Waynesburg Republican, Waynesburg, Pennsylvania, 3 April 1872, page 3, column 1.
  498. Arthur Rinehart obituary, Waynesburg Republican, Waynesburg, Pennsylvania, 10 April 1872, page 3, column 1.
  499. Leckey, The Tenmile Country and Its Pioneer Families: A Genealogical History of the Upper Monongahela Valley, 325. Levi Rinehart, son of Thomas & Hannah (Inghram) Rinehart, married Maria McClelland.
  500. Ohio. Clark County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, Springfield, 213. Rinehart: Levi 57 PA merchant, Maria 46 PA, Cath. 26 PA, Margaret 22 PA, Hannah 19 OH, L. M. 15 OH, Harriet 5 OH, Laura 3 OH.
  501. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, Marion Township, 483. INGHRAM: Isaac 34, Melissa 26, William G. H. 5, John F. 2, Isaac S. 4/12, John 68 PA, Catherine 68 PA.
  502. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, Center Township. David Babbit household, page 550, dwelling 148, family 148; National Archives micropublication M432, roll 783 Babbit: David 64 NJ carpenter $1800, Sarah 59 PA, Franklin 32 PA shoemaker, Isaac 29 PA farmer, Clarissa 17 PA, Elmina 16 PA, SMITH: Nancy 3 PA.
  503. Ibid., David Babbit, Jr. household, page 551, dwelling 149, family 149; National Archives micropublication M432, roll 783 Babbit: David, Jr. 23 PA farmer, Isabell 20 PA.
  504. Ibid., Andrew Johnson household, page 556, dwelling 187, family 187; National Archives micropublication M432, roll 783 Johnson: Andrew 29 farmer PA, Mary 24 PA, James 3 PA, Harvey 24 farmer PA (married within the year), Sarah 21 PA (married within the year).
  505. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, Richhill Township, p. 584, 3 Sept. 1850, Residence 98, Household 98. McGlumphy: John 72 Ire. $1200, Hugh 48 PA farmer, Harriet 40 PA, John 18 PA farmer, Elizabeth 16 PA, George 14 PA, Jesse 10 PA, Mathilda 8 PA, Nancy 6 PA, Thomas 4 PA, Job 2 PA.
  506. James Roberts household, 1850 U.S. census, population schedule, Jackson Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, page 313 (stamped)/623 (written), dwelling 5, family 5; National Archives microfilm publication M432, roll 783. Roberts: James 51 farmer (Value of real estate-$2000) PA, Sarah 49 PA, James 27 farmer PA, Anna 21 PA, Joseph 19 farmer PA, Elizabeth 17 PA, Manassa 15 farmer PA.
  507. John Roberts household, 1860 U.S. census, population schedule, Gilmore Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, Jollytown post office, page 449 (stamped)/179 (written), dwelling 1251, family 1231; National Archives microfilm publication M653, roll 1114. Roberts: John 62 farmer (Value of personal estate-$1500) (Value of real estate-$600) PA, Sarah 60 NJ, Joseph 29 farm laborer PA, Manassa 24 farm laborer PA, Sarah J. 15 domestic PA (attended school within the year).
  508. John Roberts household, 1870 U.S. census, population schedule, Gilmore Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, Waynesburg post office, page 243 (stamped)/7 (written), dwelling 48, family 48; National Archives microfilm publication M593, roll 1348. Roberts: John 71 farmer (Value of real estate-$4000) (Value of personal estate-$780) PA, Sarah 69 keeping house PA, Joseph 39 farm hand PA, Mary 27 PA, Sarah 1 PA, Anna 1 PA, Manassa 34 farm hand PA.
  509. Sarah Roberts estate, Greene County probate file no. 2878, Office of the Register & Recorder, Courthouse, Waynesburg, Pennsylvania.
  510. Pennsylvania. Washington County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, Morris Township. Luther Axtell household, page 399, dwelling 19, family 19; National Archives micropublication M432, roll 834 Axtell: Luther 68 farmer NJ, Nancy 66 PA, Rachel 27 PA, Nancy 22 PA, ANDREWS: Lovinia 9 PA.
  511. Pennsylvania. Washington County. 1860 U.S. Census, population schedule, Franklin Township. Luther Axtell household, Amity post office, page 99, dwelling 711, family 704; National Archives micropubliucation M653, roll 1191 Axtell: Luther 77 farmer NJ, Nancy 75 PA, Rachel 37 PA, ANDREWS: Levina 19 domestic PA.
  512. Pennsylvania. Washington County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, Cross Creek Township. Ransal: Frederick 35 laborer Germany, Mena 32 Germany, Henry 11 Germany, Frederick 8 Germany, Gastal 7 Germany, Lena 5 Germany, Charles 4 Germany, Lina 6/12 PA, Fredraka 72 Germany.
  513. Samuel Lazier household, 1860 U.S. census, population schedule, Wetzel County, Virginia, page 53-54 (written), dwelling 367, family 368; National Archives microfilm publication M653, roll 1384. LAZIER: Samuel 65 farmer (Value of real estate-$600) (Value of personal estate-$100) MD (cannot read/write), Elsy 52 PA (cannot read/write), William 38 farmer PA (cannot read/write), Sarah 16 PA, James R. P. 15 PA, Mary C. 14 PA, Winfield 13 PA, John 8 PA, Barbara 9 PA, Elsy 5 PA.
  514. Samuel Leisure household, 1870 U.S. census, population schedule, Magnolia Township, Wetzel County, West Virginia, New Martinsville post office, page 191 (stamped)/2 (written), dwelling 9, family 9; National Archives microfilm publication M593, roll 1701. Leisure: Samuel 74 farmer (Value of personal estate-$250) MD, Elcy 65 keeping house PA (cannot read/write), Sarah J. 26 at home PA (cannot read/write), James R. P. 24 at home PA (cannot read/write), Winfield 24 at home PA (cannot read/write), Mary C. 22 at home PA (cannot read/write), Barbery 17 at home PA (cannot read/write), Elizabeth 10 VA (cannot read/write), Samuel 6 WV, Mary C. 6 WV, Matilda 2 WV.
  515. James Leysure household, 1880 U.S. census, population schedule, Grant District, Wetzel County, West Virginia, ED 106, SD 1, page 122D (stamped)/28 (written), dwelling 245, family 245; National Archives microfilm publication T9, roll 1415. Leysure: James 36 works on farm (cannot read/write) PA MD PA, Hannah A. 35 wife keeps house VA VA VA, Samuel C. 9 son (attended school within the year) WV PA VA.
  516. Winfield Leasure, death certificate no. 10484 (1924), Vital Registration Office, Bureau for Public Health, Charleston, West Virginia. "Date of birth: April 13, 1844".
  517. Winfield Leysure household, 1880 U.S. census, population schedule, Grant District, Wetzel County, West Virginia, ED 106, SD 1, page 122D (stamped)/28 (written), dwelling 244, family 244; National Archives microfilm publication T9, roll 1415. Leysure: Winfield 33 works on farm (cannot read/write) PA MD PA, Mary E. 23 wife keeping house (cannot read/write) VA -- VA, Hezekiah 6 son (attended school within the year) WV PA VA, Mary L. 4 dau. WV PA VA, Adaline F. 2 dau. WV PA VA, Levi 3/12 (March) son WV PA VA.
  518. Winfield Leasure, Charleston, West Virginia death certificate, no.10484. "Place of death: County - Wetzel, District - Green / Date of death: Aug. 17, 1924 / Cause of death: uremic poisoning".
  519. Ibid., "Place of burial or removal: Steele Cem. / Date of burial: Aug. 19, 1924".
  520. Elijah Dawson household, 1860 U.S. census, population schedule, Tyler County, Virginia, Moore's post office, page 140 (written), dwelling 967, family 967; National Archives microfilm publication M653, roll 1382. Dawson: Elijah 58 farmer (Value of real estate-$580) (Value of personal estate-$349) VA, Catharine 52 VA, Noah 18 VA.
  521. Elijah Dawson household, 1870 U.S. census, population schedule, McElroy Township, Tyler County, West Virginia, Middletown post office, page 308 (stamped)/5 (written), dwelling 32, family 32; National Archives microfilm publication M593, roll 1700. Dawson: Elijah 66 laborer VA (cannot read/write), Catharine 61 VA (cannot read/write).
  522. West Virginia. Monongalia County. 1870 U.S. Census, population schedule, Clinton Township. Martin: John S. 66, Sarah 66, Nancy 38, William 34, Mary J. 28, WATSON: Elizabeth 92 VA.
  523. Ibid., Kelly: Freeman 61 PA farmer, Mary 61, Minerva 20.
  524. Virginia. Monongalia County. 1860 U.S. Census, population schedule, Clinton Township. Kelley: Freeman 50 PA farmer, Mary 51 PA, William 22, James 21, Sarah 16, Elizabeth 13, Freeman 11, Minerva 10, Stephen 7.
  525. West Virginia. Monongalia County. 1870 U.S. Census, population schedule, Clinton Township. Kelly: Freeman 61, Mary 61 PA, Minerva 20.
  526. Virginia. Monongalia County. 1860 U.S. Census, population schedule, Clinton Township. Kelley: Freeman 50, Mary 51 PA, William 22, James 21, Sarah 16, Elizabeth 13, Freeman 11, Minerva 10, Stephen 7.
  527. Ibid., Kelley: Freeman 50, Mary 51, William 22 PA farm hand, James 21, Sarah 16, Elizabeth 13, Freeman 11, Minerva 10, Stephen 7.
  528. West Virginia. Monongalia County. 1870 U.S. Census, population schedule, Clinton Township. Kelly: James 31 PA farmer, Mary J. 24 PA, Mary E. 7 WV, Sarah A. 3 WV, Lavera A. 1 WV, Freeman 21 WV farmer, Nancy A. 18 WV.
  529. Virginia. Monongalia County. 1860 U.S. Census, population schedule, Clinton Township. Kelley: Freeman 50, Mary 51, William 22, James 21 PA farm hand, Sarah 16, Elizabeth 13, Freeman 11, Minerva 10, Stephen 7.
  530. Ibid., Kelley: Freeman 50, Mary 51, William 22, James 21, Sarah 16 VA, Elizabeth 13, Freeman 11, Minerva 10, Stephen 7.
  531. Ibid., Kelley: Freeman 50, Mary 51, William 22, James 21, Sarah 16, Elizabeth 13 VA, Freeman 11, Minerva 10, Stephen 7.
  532. West Virginia. Monongalia County. 1870 U.S. Census, population schedule, Clinton Township. Kelly: James 31 PA, Mary J. 24, Mary E. 7, Sarah A. 3, Lavera A. 1, Freeman 21 WV farmer, Nancy A. 18 WV.
  533. Virginia. Monongalia County. 1860 U.S. Census, population schedule, Clinton Township. Kelley: Freeman 50, Mary 51, William 22, James 21, Sarah 16, Elizabeth 13, Freeman 11 VA, Minerva 10, Stephen 7.
  534. West Virginia. Monongalia County. 1870 U.S. Census, population schedule, Clinton Township. Kelly: Freeman 61, Mary 61, Minerva 20 WV.
  535. Virginia. Monongalia County. 1860 U.S. Census, population schedule, Clinton Township. Kelley: Freeman 50, Mary 51, William 22, James 21, Sarah 16, Elizabeth 13, Freeman 11, Minerva 10 VA, Stephen 7.
  536. Ibid., Kelley: Freeman 50, Mary 51, William 22, James 21, Sarah 16, Elizabeth 13, Freeman 11, Minerva 10, Stephen 7 VA.
  537. Virginia. Monongalia County. 1860 U.S. Census, population schedule, Morgantown. Lewis: Benjamin 45 Canada farmer, Sarah 41, Fanny 18, Harriet 16, Joseph 14, Anne 12, Dorothy 9.
  538. Ibid., Lewis: Benjamin 45 Canada.
  539. Ibid., Lewis: Benjamin 45, Sarah 41 VA, Fanny 18, Harriet 16, Joseph 14, Anne 12, Dorothy 9.
  540. Ibid., Lewis: Sarah 41 VA.
  541. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, Jackson Township. Stagers: Abraham 70 PA farmer $2000, Catherine 70, Catherine 35, Abraham 32, Homes 28, William 25, Sarah 23.
  542. Ibid., Stagers: Abraham 70, Catherine 70 PA, Catherine 35, Abraham 32, Homes 28, William 25, Sarah 23.
  543. Ibid., Stagers: Henry 40 PA farmer $1500, Sarah 34, Thomas 6, Sarah Jane 2, Hannah 4/12.
  544. Ibid., Stagers: Abraham 70, Catherine 70, Catherine 35 PA, Abraham 32, Homes 28, William 25, Sarah 23.
  545. Bates, History of Greene County, Pennsylvania, 758-759. Abraham Staggers is a son of Abraham & Catherine (Grim) Staggers...he was united in marriage with Rebecca Morris...
  546. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1880 U.S. Census, population schedule, Jackson Township. Staggers: Abraham 62 farmer, Sarah 52 sister, Hannah 19 dau., James 17 son, Sarah A. 13 dau., ROM: Otho 19 farm laborer.
  547. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, Jackson Township. Stagers: Abraham 70, Catherine 70, Catherine 35, Abraham 32 PA farmer, Homes 28, William 25, Sarah 23.
  548. Bates, History of Greene County, Pennsylvania, 758. Abraham Staggers was born in [Greene] County, PA, January 22, 1818.
  549. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1880 U.S. Census, population schedule, Jackson Township. Staggers: Thomas 60 farmer (asthma), Sarah 58 wife, Abraham 32 son, Peter 22 son, James 19 son, William 18 son, Henry 14 son.
  550. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, Jackson Township. Stagers: Thomas 30 PA farmer, Sarah 26, Margaret 4, Abraham 2, Maria 1/12.
  551. Ibid., Stagers: Abraham 70, Catherine 70, Catherine 35, Abraham 32, Homes 28 PA farmer, William 25, Sarah 23.
  552. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1880 U.S. Census, population schedule, Jackson Township. Staggers: Abraham 62 farmer, Sarah 52 sister, Hannah 19 dau., James 17 son, Sarah A. 13 dau.
  553. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, Jackson Township. Stagers: Abraham 70, Catherine 70, Catherine 35, Abraham 32, Homes 28, William 25, Sarah 23 PA.
  554. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1860 U.S. Census, population schedule, Springhill Township. Courtz: Peter 53 PA (tenant farmer $750), Anne 45 PA, Barbra 27, Martha W. 25, John V. 20, Daniel W. 14, Christopher C. 1, FLOWERS: Elisabeth 84 MD, COEN: James 27 PA day laborer, COURTZ: Leon H. 11 PA, Sanford S. 8 PA.
  555. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1880 U.S. Census, population schedule, Springhill Township. Coen: James 47, Jane 47 wife, Columbus 21 son, George 5 son, COUTS: Peter 78 F-I-L PA MD MD, Martty 65 m-i-l OH PA MD.
  556. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1860 U.S. Census, population schedule, Springhill Township. Courtz: Peter 53 PA, Anne 45 PA, Barbra 27, Martha W. 25, John V. 20, Daniel W. 14, Christopher C. 1, FLOWERS: Elisabeth 84 MD, COEN: James 27 day laborer, COURTZ: Leon H. 11 PA, Sanford S. 8 PA.
  557. Ibid., Courtz: Peter 53, Anne 45, Barbra 27 PA home domestic, Martha W. 25, John V. 20, Daniel W. 14, Christopher C. 1, Leon H. 11, Sanford S. 8.
  558. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1880 U.S. Census, population schedule, Springhill Township. Coen: James 47, Jane 47 wife PA PA OH, Columbus 21 son, George 5 son, COUTS: Peter 78 f-i-l PA MD MD, Martty 65 m-i-l OH PA MD.
  559. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1860 U.S. Census, population schedule, Springhill Township. Courtz: Peter 53, Anne 45, Barbra 27, Martha W. 25 PA home domestic, John V. 20, Daniel W. 14, Christopher C. 1, Leon H. 11, Sanford S. 8.
  560. Ibid., Courtz: Peter 53, Anne 45, Barbra 27, Martha W. 25, John V. 20 PA farm laborer, Daniel W. 14, Christopher C. 1, Leon H. 11, Sanford S. 8.
  561. Ibid., Courtz: Peter 53, Anne 45, Barbra 27, Martha W. 25, John V. 20, Daniel W. 14, Christopher C. 1, Leon H. 11, Sanford S. 8.
  562. Ibid., Courtz: Peter 53, Anne 45, Barbra 27, Martha W. 25, John V. 20, Daniel W. 14, Christopher C. 1, FLOWERS: Elisabeth 84 MD, COEN: James 27 PA day laborer, COURTZ: Leon H. 11, Sanford S. 8.
  563. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1880 U.S. Census, population schedule, Springhill Township. Rohm: William 36 laborer PA PA PA, Marthy 40 wife, Mary J. 12 dau., Catherine 9 dau., Lisabeth 8 dau., Thomas 4 son, Leora 3 dau., Jessa 5/12 Jan. son.
  564. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1910 U.S. Census, population schedule, Franklin Township. Rhome: Harrison H. 50 (m. 35 yrs.), Minerva 60, Earl 20.
  565. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1900 U.S. Census, population schedule, Washington Township. Rhome: Henry 39 (4/1861) m. 21 yrs., Nerva J. 50 (12/1849) 6 ch., Maggie 18, Gracie 15, Earl 10.
  566. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1880 U.S. Census, population schedule, Jackson Township. Rom: Harrison 22 daylaborer PA PA PA (can't read/write), Manerva 30 wife, Elizabeth 10/12 Aug. dau.
  567. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1880 U.S. Census, population schedule, Center Township, 34. RUSH: Phillip 45 farmer, Catheran 43 wife, S. S. 20 son, Thomas J. 18 son, J. L. 16 son, F. L. 13 son, Nancy E. 12 dau, Canada 11 son, Ross T. 9 son, John C. 7 son, Nevada 5 dau, Lucy 2 dau, Ora 1/12 dau.
  568. Bates, History of Greene County, Pennsylvania, 594. Phillip Rush...was born in Morris Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, Oct. 17, 1834.
  569. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1880 U.S. Census, population schedule, Morris Township. Mankey: Edward 30 stonemason PA PA PA, Elisabeth J. 31 wife PA PA PA, James 6 son, Thomas H. 4 son, David L. 1 son, RUSH: Lindsey 36 carpenter PA PA PA.
  570. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, Center Township, 529. HUFFMAN: Joseph 49 PA farmer $3600, Sarah 41 PA, Thos. Jefferson 20 PA, Reson 18 PA, Sarah A. 17 PA, John 15 PA, Catherine 13 PA, Nancy 11 PA, Francis M. 8 PA, Spencer B. 2 PA.
  571. Ibid., Huffman: Joseph 49 PA, Sarah 41 PA, Thos. Jefferson 20 PA, Reason 18 PA, Sarah A. 17 PA, John 15 PA, Catherine 13 PA, Nancy 11 PA, Francis M. 8 PA, Spencer B. 2 PA.
  572. Ibid., 529. Huffman: William 22 PA farmer, Margaret 19 PA.
  573. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1900 U.S. Census, population schedule, Morris Township. Huffman: William 72 (5/1828) m. 51 yrs., Margaret 68 (11 ch. - 10), Ellen 36, Flora 32, Ida M. 28.
  574. Waynesburg Messenger, Waynesburg, Greene County, PA, obituary. Clara Belle Crouse, d/o Jefferson & Caroline Hathaway Huffman.
  575. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, Center Township. Huffman: Joseph 49, Sarah 41, Thos. Jefferson 20 farmer (attended school within the year), Reson 18, Sarah A. 17, John 15, Catherine 13, Nancy 11, Francis M. 8, Spencer B. 2.
  576. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1900 U.S. Census, population schedule, Center Township. Huffman: Thomas 70 (8/1830) m. 45 yrs., Caroline 63 (8ch.), Charlie 21.
  577. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1880 U.S. Census, population schedule, Center Township. Huffman: T. J. 50 farmer PA PA PA, Caroline 46 wife, Joseph 21 son, Jacob 19 son, Robert 17 son, Daniel 14 son, Elizabeth 11 dau., Clara B. 9 dau., Dora 7 dau., Charles W. 2 son.
  578. Ibid., 34. HUFFMAN: Reason 49 farmer PA PA PA Sidney 36 wife PA PA PA Joseph L. 19 son William R. 17 son Albert 14 son Emma F. 11 dau Birdie 5 dau A. C. J. 3 son John H. 9/12 son.
  579. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, Center Township. Huffman: Joseph 49, Sarah 41, Thos. Jefferson 20, Reson 18 PA farmer (attended school within the year), Sarah A. 17, John 15, Catherine 13, Nancy 11, Francis M. 8, Spencer B. 2.
  580. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1900 U.S. Census, population schedule, Center Township. Huffman: Reason 68 (6/1831) m. 50 yrs., Sidney 56 (9ch. - 8), Alexander 23, Ica 15 dau.
  581. Sitherwood, Throckmorton Family History: Being the Record of the Throckmortons in the United States of America with Cognate Branches, 224.
  582. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, Center Township. Huffman: Joseph 49, Sarah 41, Thos. Jefferson 20, Reson 18, Sarah A. 17, John 15 PA (attended school within the year), Catherine 13, Nancy 11, Francis M. 8, Spencer B. 2.
  583. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1880 U.S. Census, population schedule, Center Township, 34. RUSH: Phillip 45 Catheran 43 wife S.S. 20 son Thomas J. 18 son J. L. 16 son F. L. 13 son Nancy E. 12 dau Canada 11 son Ross T. 9 son John C. 7 son Nevada 5 dau Lucy 2 dau Ora 1/12 dau.
  584. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, Center Township. Huffman: Joseph 49, Sarah 41, Thos. Jefferson 20, Reson 18, Sarah A. 17, John 15, Catherine 13 PA (attended school within the year), Nancy 11, Francis M. 8, Spencer B. 2.
  585. Ibid., 529. Huffman: Joseph 49, Sarah 41, Thos. Jefferson 20, Reson 18, Sarah A. 17, John 15, Catherine 13, Nancy 11 PA (attended school within the year), Francis M. 8, Spencer B. 2.
  586. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1880 U.S. Census, population schedule, Center Township. Huffman: S. B. 33, Ellen 27 wife, Harry 8 son, M. F. 3 son, T. M. 35 bro., Nancy 38 sis.
  587. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, Center Township, 529. Huffman: Joseph 49, Sarah 41, Thos. Jefferson 20, Reson 18, Sarah A. 17, John 15, Catherine 13, Nancy 11, Francis M. 8 PA (attended school within the year), Spencer B. 2.
  588. Zollars, Richard & Zollars, Malvine, Marriages Compiled from Greene County, Pennsylvania Records 1780-1885 (Privately printed, 1987). Huffman, Spencer B. of Center Township, (s/o Joseph and Sarah (Hunt) Huffman) m. Ella Neel.
  589. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1880 U.S. Census, population schedule, Center Township, 34. HUFFMAN: S. B. 33 farmer PA PA PA Ellen 27 wife Harry 8 son M. F. 3 son T. M. 35 bro. -- farmer Nancy 38 sis.
  590. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, Center Township. Huffman: Joseph 49, Sarah 41, Thos. Jefferson 20, Reson 18, Sarah A. 17, John 15, Catherine 13, Nancy 11, Francis M. 8, Spencer B. 2 PA.
  591. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1880 U.S. Census, population schedule, Richhill Township. Morris: Randell 59 farmer OH MD WV, Sarah 65 wife MD MD PA, John S. 25 son, Arabell 21 d-i-l, Dessa M. 1 gd.
  592. Ibid., Morris: Randell 59, Sarah 65 wife MD MD PA, John S. 25 son, Arabell 21 d-i-l, Dessa M. 1 gd.
  593. Ibid., 20. Stewart: William J. 34 stonemason PA, Hester J. 35 wife OH OH PA, Sarah E. J. 10 dau., Ida F. 8 dau., HAGER: Flora B. 15 sd.
  594. Zollars, Richard & Zollars, Malvine, Marriages Compiled from Greene County, Pennsylvania Records 1780-1885, 76. Thomas Jefferson Morris (s/o Randall & Sarah (Loar) Morris), m. Hannah Knox.
  595. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1880 U.S. Census, population schedule, Richhill Township. 391-401: KNOX: Joseph 63 wd., Morgan 20 son; 402: MORRIS: Thomas J. 31 farmer OH MD MD, Hannah 26 wife, Sadie B. 6 dau., Lizzie M. 5 dau., Ida A. 8/12 Oct. dau.
  596. Ibid., Morris: Randell 59, Sarah 65 wife, John S. 25 son-farmer PA OH MD, Arabell d-i-l, Dessa M. 1 gd.
  597. Ibid., David Lemmon household, ED 82, SD 8, page 339C, dwelling 172, family 176; National Archives micropublication T9, roll 1133 Lemmon: David 58 laborer PA PA WV, Charity 56 wife PA PA PA, Catharine 23 dau. PA PA PA, Nancy M. 21 dau. PA PA PA.
  598. David Lemmons household, 1850 U.S. census, population schedule, Center Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, page 277-278 (stamped)/552-553 (written), dwelling 163, family 163; National Archives microfilm publication M432, roll 783. Lemmons: David 26 PA, Charity 25 PA, William J. 5 PA, Salem 3 PA, Mary M. 1 PA.
  599. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1880 U.S. Census, population schedule, Richhill Township. William Lemmon household, ED 82, SD 8, page 340A, dwelling 190, family 194; National Archives micropublication T9, roll 1133 Lemmon: William 35 laborer PA PA PA, Barbara 25 wife PA PA PA, David Franklin 8 son PA PA PA, John H. 5 son PA PA PA, George S. 3 PA PA PA.
  600. Ibid., Josephus Hewitt household, ED 82, SD 8, page 450B-451C, dwelling 398, family 409; National Archives micropublication T9, roll 1133 Hewitt: Josephus 28 carpenter PA OH PA, Eliza J. 27 wife PA PA PA, Isadora 4 dau. PA PA PA, Mary E. 2 dau. PA PA PA, Bessie A. 4/12 Jan. dau. PA PA PA.
  601. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1900 U.S. Census, population schedule, Richhill Township. Cephus Hewitt household, ED 99, SD 17, sheet 11B, dwelling 207, family 212; National Archives micropublication T623, roll 1414 Hewitt: Cephus (April 1852) 48 (m. 26) PA OH PA farmer, Eliza J. wife (June 1853) 47 (m. 26) 6ch-6 PA PA PA, Mary E. dau. (Feb. 1878) 22 PA PA PA, Bessie A. dau. (Jan. 1880) 20 PA PA PA, Ollie N. son (Sept. 1884) 15 PA PA PA, Charity P. dau. (Nov. 1888) 11 PA PA PA, Carrie I. dau. (June 1891) 8 PA PA PA.
  602. Pennsylvania. Washington County. Register of Wills Office, Washington. Will books, 211.
  603. Rush, Historical and Genealogical Account of the Rush Family, 32. In 1820 [ John Rush] referred to his wife, Rebecca, aged fifty-seven years.
  604. Maryland. Hartford County. St. George's Parish Register. children of Arthur & Ann Ingram: Sarah was baptized in 1759.
  605. Ibid., children of Arthur & Ann Ingram: Mary was baptized in 1742.
  606. Ibid., children of Arthur & Ann Ingram: Arthur was baptized in 1749.
  607. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1880 U.S. Census, population schedule, Whiteley Township. [Arthur's dau. Cassandra gives Poland as her father's birthplace. See Cassandra's name sources.].
  608. Maryland. Hartford County. St. George's Parish Register. children of Arthur & Ann Ingram: William was baptized in 1752.
  609. Ibid., children of Arthur & Ann Ingram: Margaret was baptized in 1758.
  610. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, Center Township. Edward McGlumphy household, page 551, dwelling 151, family 151; National Archives micropublication M432, roll 783 McGlumphy: Edward 69 IRE, Rebecca 37 PA, William 32 PA farmer.
  611. Pennsylvania. Washington County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, Amwell Township. Phillip Axtell household, page 414, dwelling 231, family 235; National Archives micropublication M432, roll 834 Axtell: Phillip 69 farmer NJ, May 64 PA.
  612. Pennsylvania. Washington County. 1860 U.S. Census, population schedule, Morris Township. James Curry household, Lindley's Mill post office, page 17, dwelling 122, family 119; National Archives micropubliucation M653, roll 1192 Curry: James 44 farmer PA, Rebecca 49 PA, William 15 PA, Philip 12 PA, Richman 8 PA, AXTELL: Philip 80 carpenter NJ.
  613. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, Jefferson Township, 245. Kelly: Samuel 42 PA farmer, Mariah 37 PA, Freeman 14, William 13, John 11, Elisabeth Ann 8, James 6, Rachel Jane 3, Harriet 1, Elisabeth 72 NJ $1800.
  614. Rush, Historical and Genealogical Account of the Rush Family. [Nathan Rush], 1837, migrated with his family to Meigs County, Ohio.
  615. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, Morris Township. David Rush household, dwelling 44, family 44; National Archives micropublication M432, roll 783 Rush: David 53 NJ farmer $2200, Anjelina 44 PA, Samuel 19 PA farmer, Levi 17 PA, Ziza 15 PA, Randolph 12 PA, Lucinda 10 PA, John 8 PA, Sarah 6 PA, Melinda 2 PA.
  616. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1880 U.S. Census, population schedule, Morris Township. Rush: David 81 farmer NJ NJ NJ wd., Ella 23 gd-keeping house PA PA PA, David 17 gs-farm laborer PA PA PA.
  617. Ibid., Mankey: Peter 65 farm laborer PA MD PA, Phebe 62 keeping house PA NJ NJ.
  618. Bates, History of Greene County, Pennsylvania, 837-838, biographical sketch of William Jacobs; 839, biographical sketch of Jacob Loar.
  619. John Lore household, 1850 U.S. census, population schedule, Richhill Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, page 289-290 (stamped)/576-577 (written), dwelling 48, family 48; National Archives microfilm publication M432, roll 783. Lore: John 60 farmer (Value of real estate-$4200) MD, Hester 54 PA, Levi 15 farmer PA (attended school within the year), Hester Jane 13 PA (attended school within the year), Lane Ann 12 PA (attended school within the year), Elizabeth 9 PA.
  620. Frances Grimes Sitherwood, Graham-Grimes Genealogy With Cognate Branches 1756-1926 (No place: no publisher, 1926 ?), 100.
  621. Bates, History of Greene County, Pennsylvania, 839. Jacob Loar's father [John Loar] was born in 1794.
  622. Ibid., 839. John Loar died in 1873 at the advanced age of 84 years.
  623. Ibid., 839, biographical sketch of Jacob Loar.
  624. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1880 U.S. Census, population schedule, Richhill Township. Loar: Hester 83 PA NJ NJ (can't write) wd.
  625. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, Richhill Township. Lore: (Lot 49-49) Jacob 33 MD farmer $6500, Maria 31 PA, John 12, Nelson 10, Margaret 8, George 4, Hester J. 1, James A. 6.
  626. Zollars, Richard & Zollars, Malvine, Marriages Compiled from Greene County, Pennsylvania Records 1780-1885. Loar, Jacob, Esq. of Richhill Township, son of John & Hester (Stephens) Loar, m. Mrs. Mary D. Durbin (4th wife).
  627. Bates, History of Greene County, Pennsylvania, 839-840, biographical sketch of Jacob Loar.
  628. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, Richhill Township, 576. Lore: George 31 MD farmer $900, Mary 31 PA, Susannah 10, John 8, Hester 6, David 4, Elizabeth 2.
  629. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1880 U.S. Census, population schedule, Richhill Township, 47. Loar: George R. 61 minister MD MD PA, Permelia 46 wife, Nancy J. 18 dau., Sarah 29 dau., HEWITT: Emma Z. 16 sd, Dora B. 12 sd, Zuintilda 10 sd.
  630. Sitherwood, Graham-Grimes Genealogy With Cognate Branches 1756-1926, 99-100.
  631. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, Richhill Township, 577. Lore: Jacob G. 29 MD, Martha 26 PA, Margaret 4, Sarah Jane 10/12, GOLD: Doctor 9 VA.
  632. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1880 U.S. Census, population schedule, Richhill Township, 50. Loar: Jacob 58, Martha 56 wife PA Md PA, Martha E. 17 dau., George B. 14 son.
  633. Wm. Jacobs household, 1860 U.S. census, population schedule, Richhill Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, Windridge post office, page 736 (stamped)/52 (written), dwelling 376, family 369; National Archives microfilm publication M653, roll 1114. Jacobs: Wm. 25 farmer (Value of real estate-3000) (Value of personal estate-700) PA, Hester J. 24 PA, Daniel W. 3/12 PA.
  634. Bates, History of Greene County, Pennsylvania, 837-838, biographical sketch of William Jacobs.
  635. Wm. Jacobs household, 1870 U.S. census, population schedule, Richhill Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, Wind Ridge post office, page 399 (stamped)/47 (written), dwelling 334, family 337; National Archives microfilm publication M593, roll 1348. Jacobs: Wm. 35 farmer (Value of real estate-$8000) (Value of personal estate-$1700) PA, Ellen 33 keeping house PA, Daniel 10 PA (attended school within the year), Nancy A. 7 PA (attended school within the year).
  636. William Jacobs household, 1880 U.S. census, population schedule, Richhill Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, ED 82, SD 8, page 350B (stamped)/42 (written), dwelling 385, family 394; National Archives microfilm publication T9, roll 1133. Jacobs: William 44 farmer PA PA PA, Hester J. 43 wife PA PA PA, Daniel W. 20 son teacher PA.
  637. William Jacobs household, 1900 U.S. census, population schedule, Waynesburg, Greene County, Pennsylvania, ED 103, SD 17, page 245B (stamped)/1 (written), dwelling 22, family 26; National Archives microfilm publication T623, roll 1414. Jacobs: William (Aug. 1835) 64 (m. 44) PA MD Unk merchant, Hester J. wife (Nov. 1836) 63 (m. 44) 10ch-2 PA MD PA,.
  638. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1860 U.S. Census, population schedule, Franklin Township, 409. Thomas: Isaac 41 farmer PA, Sarah 35 PA, Mariah 16, Sarah J. 14, Lindsey 12, Susan 8, Mary 3.
  639. Pennsylvania. Greene County. 1850 U.S. Census, population schedule, Center Township, 530. Thomas: Isaac 30 PA farmer $160, Sarah 25 PA, Mariah 6, Sarah Jane 4, Lindsey 2.
  640. Isaac Thomas household, 1870 U.S. census, population schedule, Franklin Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania, Waynesburg post office, page 235 (stamped)/31 (written), dwelling 218, family 218; National Archives microfilm publication M593, roll 1348. Thomas: Isaac 50 farmer (Value of real estate-$6000) (Value of personal estate-$1150) PA, Sarah 45 keeping house PA, Sarah 25 PA, Lindsey 22 farm hand (Value of personal estate-$470) PA, Mariah 23 PA, Susan 18 PA (attended school within the year), Catherine 13 PA (attended school within the year).