McClintock Web End Notes

1790-1840 CENSUS AGE CATEGORIES (except for 1790, pertaining here to "free white males and females").

1790: (1) free white males 16 and over, (2) free white males under 16, (3) free white females, (4) all other free persons, (5) slaves.

1800 and 1810 (males and females): (1) under 10, (2) 10 and under 16, (3) 16 and under 26, (4) 26 and under 45, (5) 45 and over.

1820 (males and females): (1) under 10, (2) 10 and under 16, (3) 16 and under 26, (4) 16 to 18 (males only),* (5) 26 and under 45, (6) 45 and over. *The extra category was for males, to determine the total manpower that could be called up in times of war. Besides confusing people interested in their ancestors, this category apparently confused census takers, resulting in many reports of (3) and (4) that are suspect.

1830-1840 (males and females): (1) under 5, (2) 5 and under 10, (3) 10 and under 15, (4) 15 and under 20, (5) 20 and under 30, (6) 30 and under 40, (7) 40 and under 50 (8) 50 and under 60 (9) 60 and under 70, (10) 70 and under 80, (11) 80 and under 90, (12) 90 and under 100, and (13) 100 and over.

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1.: Valid documentation of this include the names of Hamilton and Francis McClintock being listed in the "George Power books" from 1794-1800 and in the "Patrons of Edward Hale," as compiled by his ledger, 1798-1800. Both lists are reported in Newton (1789), pages 120-121. Nathaniel Carey was also listed in both ledgers.
2.: My information on the early "non-Venango County" McClintocks is mainly second-hand, coming especially from Helene Rogers (Ridgewood, New Jersey) and Nancy Unlaub Anderson (Corpus Christi, Texas) and, through Nancy, the information of Myrtle Molyneaux and Joan Sullivan.
3.: (75114. 3337@compuserve.com).
4.: Rogers (1973/1995).
5.: Rogers (1973/1995), who cites J. H. Johns (1872) History of Rock Presbyterian Church of Cecil County, Maryland.
6.: Land Records, Cecil County, Maryland, 1758-1761, Land Record 9, ff. 223-227 and Land Record ff. 228- 232 (mortgage) cited by Rogers (1973/1995) and Myrtle Molyneaux in Anderson (1995-1996).
7.: Rogers (1973/1995); Joan Sullivan's notes in Anderson (1995-1996).
8.: Chester County, Pennsylvania, Volume 8, page 518.
9.: This from H. C. Peden's (1993) Inhabitants of Cecil County, Maryland, page 44, from a 1996 email of Nancy Anderson.
10.: Names are known from Francis McClintock's will.
11.: Anderson (1995-1996).
12.: Heads of Families of the First Census of the United States taken in the year 1790--Pennsylvania. United States Government Printing Office, Washington, D. C., 1908. Reprinted by Genealogical Publishing Company, Baltimore, Maryland, 1992, 426 pages.
13.: Anderson (1995-1996).
14.: James probably died in Virginia, where he was on the tax list with son Samuel McClintock and son-in- laws William McDowel1 and Edward Huston. This from Anderson (1995-1996).
15.: Most of the information on James McClintock and descendants comes from Myrtle Molyneaux's "McClintock Papers" via Nancy (Unlaub) Anderson (1995-1996). The dates for Mary (Williamson) McClintock, reported by Anderson (1995-1996), are from a 21 February 1921 letter of M. Petrea McClintock (45 West Fifth St., Chillicothe, Ohio) to Mrs. Daisy D. Currie of Amarillo, Texas.
16.: The History of Ross and Highland Counties, Ohio, 1880 (pages 225-227), Williams Brothers, Cleveland, 532 pages (variously authored); Portrait and Biographical Record of the Scioto Valley, Ohio, published by the Lewis Publishing County, Chicago, 1894,429 pages. Both sent to me by Nancy U. Anderson.
17.: The information on Hugh Williamson is from Portrait and Biographical Record of the Scioto Valley, Ohio, Lewis Publishing Company, Chicago, 1984.
18.: The McClintock Genealogy, edited by William M. Mervine. Genealogical Register, Vol. 1, pages 91-106.
19.: Melton, Loyal, (1957). Ancestors and Descendants of Samuel McClintock, 43 pages, apparently privately published and appearing in FHL film 985738.
20.: Anderson (1995-1996); also Old Northwest Genealogical Quarterly, Apri11904, pages 72-74, which was sent to me by Nancy U. Anderson.
21.: Rogers (1973/1995).
22.: Rogers (1973/1995).
23.: 1820 (page 8A) and 1830 (page 36) federal censuses for Allegheny Township, Venango County. Birth location of Ann Carruthers from a 2006 email of Richard Crothers.
24.: Heads of Families of the First Census of the United States taken in the year 1790--Pennsylvania, page 75. United States Government Printing Office, Washington, D. C., 1908. Reprinted by Genealogical Publishing Company, Baltimore, Maryland, 1992, 426 pages.
25.: 1810 federal census for Toboyne Township, present-day Perry County, from Rogers (1973/1995).
26.: The 1820 and census for Allegheny Township, Venango County (page 8A) lists five females in Andrew Fleming's household. Three were under age 10; these would be Sarah Ann Fleming, Zibiah Fleming and Rachel Fleming. One female was 26 and under 45; this would be Ann (McClintock) Fleming (Andrew's wife-she was born in 1785); and one female 45 and over. This female probably would have been Ann (Carruthers) McClintock, widow of Hugh McClintock and mother of Ann (McClintock) Fleming. In 1830, Ann was apparently still living with Andrew, she being the one female between ages 70-80.
27.: Franklin, Pennsylvania, no date; in the possession of the Venango County Historical Society.
28.: Francis Carruthers and his frontier descendants, by Richard Crothers, 2000 (limited edition and addendum)—see Acknowledgements and References. 25 April 1984 letter of Helene Rogers to the Venango County Genealogical Club, and Rogers (1973/1995), see Acknowledgements and References.
29.: An email of 24 January 1997 (Mt. Horeb, Wisconsin).
30.: An email of 10 February 1996 (Lynda F.).
31.: The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution, Vol. 89, page 229. Item not seen in the original; taken from Familytreemaker.com in 1999.
32.: In part from Orphans Court Docket, no.5, page 378, Cumberland County Courthouse, 15 February, 1814, cited by Rogers (1973/1995).
33.: Listed in the Pennsylvania Archives: Second Series, Vol. VIII, page 591.
34.: Both Jane and Frederick are mentioned in Cumberland County Orphan's Court Docket 5, page 378, 15 February 1814.
35.: The marriage is mentioned in History of Peny County, page 174, and in Cumberland County Orphans Court Docket 5, page 378,15 February 1814.
36.: Robert was mentioned in Cumberland County Orphans Court Docket 5, page 378, 15 February 1814.
37.: Death date from Grant (1997); marriages from Rischard (1979), page 54, as submitted by Catherine Silvis. This Hugh McClintock was mentioned in Cumberland County Orphans Court Docket 5, page 378, 15 February 1814.
38.: Cumberland County Orphans Court Docket 5, page 378, 15 February 1814.
39.: Cited in Rogers (1973/1995).
40.: From Of American Biography, page 7, including the name of Phoebe McDowell. The parents of William were not mentioned.
41.: Heads of Families of the First Census of the United States taken in the year 1790, Pennsylvania, page 64. United States Government Printing Office, Washington, D. C., 1908. Reprinted by Genealogical Publishing Company, Baltimore, Maryland, 1992, 426 pages.
42.: Rogers (1973/1995).
43.: According to Anderson (1995-1996), Alexander's dying of wounds was also recorded in "Exeter Monthly Meeting of Friends in Berks County, Pennsylvania," page 228; no additional dates. Sarah May and Alexander's marriage was also recorded in the Exeter Monthly Meeting.
44.: One account of this battle is Canby's, H. S. (1941) Brandywine, Farrar and Rinehart, New York, 285 pages. Another, more recent account, from the British view, is Hibbert, Christopher (1990), Redcoats and rebels, American Edition, 375 pages, W. W. Norton & Company, New York.
45.: Index of Revolutionary War Applications.
46.: In part from Rogers (1973/1995).
47.: 1810 federal census for Cherrytree Township, p. 461: 30110-00100; 1820 federal census for Cherrytree Township, p. 8A: 230010-20010.
48.: The information on Samuel and his children is from Anderson (1995-1996).
49.: The information on Mary and her descendants is from Anderson (1995-1996).
50.: Anderson (1995-1996), including excerpts of a 14 April 1929 letter from Mrs. Phebe Kreider Murray of Los Angeles, California, to Mrs. Thomas Curry (Daisy Martin Currie), in which the date and location of Dr. McDowell's birth are given.
51.: Myrtle Molyneaux information in Anderson (1995-1996).
52.: Anderson (1995-1996).
53.: Anderson (1995-1996), including children of Edward and Sarah McClintock Huston.
54.: According to the Old Northwest Genealogical Quarterly, Apri11904, page 73.
55.: This information is from a descendant chart of Nancy U. Anderson, received 11 December 1995.
56.: Anderson (1995-1996).
57.: This is from Maureen McClintock Rischard's (1979) Compendium of family history for the McClintock surname, page 57, submitted by Rose Susan Markley Gain (no address given).
58.: In part from Anderson (1995-1996).
59.: The History of Ross and Highland Counties, Ohio, 1880, Williams Bros. , Cleveland, 532 pages (variously authored), page 226.
60.: There is a biographical sketch and picture (opposite page 226) of Judge James McClintock in the History of Ross and Highland Counties, Ohio, page 225-227, and also a sketch of Judge James McClintock in Portrait and Biographical Record of the Scioto Valley, Ohio, published by the Lewis Publishing County, Chicago, 1984. Both were sent to me by Nancy U. Anderson.
61.: In addition to Anderson (1995-1996), information on children is from History of Ross and Highland Counties, Ohio, page 226.
62.: 1860 federal census for Chillicothe Ross County, Ohio, page 76.
63.: William's descent is on page 58 of Rischard (1979), submitted in 1975 by Dan Trimble, 3810 Woodside Drive, Monroe, Louisiana 71201.
64.: The Old Northwest Genealogical Quarterly, Apri11904, pages 73-77 , and continued July 1904, page 152.
65.: The History of Ross and Highland Counties, Ohio, 1880, Williams Bros, Cleveland, 532 pages (variously authored).
66.: 1870 (census page 502), and 1880 (page 50) federal censuses for Chillicothe, Ward 2, Ross County, Ohio. Elizabeth Jane McClintock's descent is on page 58 of Rischard (1979), submitted in 1975 by Dan Trimble, 3810 Woodside Drive, Monroe, Louisiana 71201.
67.: 1870 federal census for Chillicothe, Ross County, Ohio. Name of John Bennett's wife from a December 2007 email of Martha Bennett Stiles.
68.: 1850 (page 60), 1860 (page 76), and 1880 (page 56) federal censuses for Chillicothe, Ross County, Ohio.
69.: Plumer Cemetery list of the Venango County Genealogical Club, compiled July 1983 by M. Rodgers.
70.: Her stone reads: died 27 June 1863, 89y, 9mo., 8days.
71.: 1860 federal census for Cornplanter Township, page 129.
72.: Bell (1890), page 647.
73.: Bell (1890), page 647.
74.: Newton (1879), page 119, who credits his source as Judge Richard Irwin. Breeches, Blankets and Bottles. A Story of an Oil Pioneer Nathaniel Cary, written by Ruth R. Heasley and published in 1983 by the Venango County Historical Society, has a map of the farms of lower Oil Creek.; 1800 federal census for Allegheny Township, page 166: 20020-10010; 1810 federal census for Sugarcreek Township, page 463: 21010-31010; 1820 federal census for Sugarcreek Township, page 7A: 110201-31100; 1840 federal census for Cornplanter Township, page ?: 000011001-100030001; and 1850 federal census for Cornplanter Township, dwelling 3, family 3.
76.: Bell (1890), page 145.
77.: Bell (1890), page 650.
78.: Venango County, Pennsylvania, Orphans Court, 1839, Docket 1, no.3, page 105 (FHL film 857352).
79.: Bell (1890), page 546.
80.: Venango County, Pennsylvania, Declarations of Intention and Petitions for Naturalization, page 4, compiled by Joyce Grill Neidich; edited by Andrea D. Averill. Closson Press (1998).
81.: Venango County Panorama. A Pictorial History of Venango County, Pennsylvania, published by the Venango County Historical Society, 275 pages, 1983.
82.: Venango County Deed Book G, page 104 (FHL film 864541).; TA concise account of Presbyterian Seceders is given in Balfour of Burleigh's (1911) An historical account of the rise and development of Presbyterianism in Scotland, Cambridge University Press, 172 pages.
84.: All the children except John McClintock were mentioned in Hamilton's will.
85.: Names of spouses from an undated McClintock manuscript of Arden McClintock; also in Rogers (197311995).
86.: . 1850 federal census for East Fallowfield Township, Crawford County, Pennsylvania, page 419; and 1860 federal census for Fairfield Township, Crawford County, Pennsylvania, page 292.
87.: McClintock (or old Petroleum Centre) Cemetery list of the Venango County Genealogical Club.
88.: Rachel's maiden name is from Bell (1890), page 647; The obituary of Francis and Rachel's son Andrew Jackson McClintock gives the birth and death dates (taken from their stones) of Francis and Rachel.
89.: Venango County, Pennsylvania, Deed Book GG, page number is blurred, instituted 9 August 1864, recorded 10 August 1864 (FHL film 864560. I could not determine the page numbers for most deeds in this Book because the ink had run.
90.: See his will in the text and also Venango County, Pennsylvania, Deed Book GG, page number is blurred, instituted 9 August 1864, recorded 10 August 1864 (FHL film 864560).
91.: Bell (1890), page 647.
92.: Both lists are reported in Newton (1789), pages 120-121. Hamilton McClintock and Nathaniel Carey were also listed in both ledgers.
93.: 1800 federal census for Allegheny Township, page 166: 00100-20200; 1810 federal census for Sugarcreek Township, page 9: 30010-11110-00.
94.: 1820 federal census for Sugarcreek Township, page 5A: 611301-01110-0200.
95.: According to Bell (1890), page 651.
96.: Venango County Orphans Court Docket, page 128, no.2, spring term, 1840.
97.: For example: a Venango County Orphans document of the February term, 1845, no.2, involved Francis's son, George W. McClintock: " ...and the amount of said judgment with interest and cost is allowed claim of the above balance assigned to me against the estate of my late father, Francis McClintock." Signed George W. McClintock, 15 January 1852.
98.: Venango County Deed Book R, pages 1 and 2, instituted 17 November 1851, recorded 23 March 1860. (FHL film 864549).
99.: FHL film 857351.
100.: John was mentioned in his father's will, but not in the 18511and deed (see under Francis McClintock, Sr.).
101.: There is an 18321and deed between John L. (S. ?) McClintock and wife Lucinda of Allegheny Township and John Tennant (Tennent). John Tennent was the father of Jerusha Tennent, the third wife of James R. McClintock) of Deerfield Township, Warren County, instituted 1 December 1832, recorded 14 December 1832 (Venango County Deed Book E, page 404, FHL film 864541). There are 1835 deeds in which John and Lucinda first, in February 1835, sell land in Allegheny Township to John Brown of Allegheny Township (Venango County Deed Book F, page 333) and then in May 1835 buy land from John and Mary Ann Brown, (Deed Book G, page 160). A third deed, made 2 May 1835 and recorded 17 March 1836 (Deed Book G. page 158), has John and wife selling land to William D. Byles of Allegheny Township This land was "situated lying and being in the Townships of Allegheny and Deerfield, Venango County and Warren County," and was part of a larger track of the Holland Land Company land, no.155. The last deed I could find in the name of John and Lucinda McClintock (to A. Merrick) was instituted 1 July 1842, recorded 7 February 1865, again for 113 acres of land in Allegheny Township, Venango County, being part of Holland Land Company land, no.160 (Venango County Deed Book EE, instituted 1 July 1842, recorded 7 February 1865, FHL film 864558).
102.: Venango County Deed Book EE, instituted 1 July 1842, recorded 7 February 1865 (FHL film 864558).
103.: The 1800 federal census for Francis McClintock in Allegheny Township (page 166) lists no male children but two female children under 10; hence the three daughters, listed next, are probably not the tenth, eleventh, and twelfth in order of birth.
104.: From a 21 December 1998 item appearing on MCCLINTOCK- rootsweb from "Angela."
105.: My only source for Ann McClintock is Bell (1890), page 647. Ann was not mentioned in Francis's will.
106.: Ann being the wife of Andrew was in several accounts of McClintocks and Flemings and in the early histories of Venango County, for example, Bell (1890), page 724. Her dates are from an undated McClintock manuscript of Arden McClintock. Ann and husband Andrew Fleming were mentioned in Cumberland County Orphans Court Docket 5, page 378, 15 February 1814.
107.: The information for James McClintock and family comes from Rischard (1979), page 54, a submission of Catherine Silvis, 1807 Lindbergh Ave., North East, Massillon, Ohio 44646 (submitted 1971).
108.: Orphan's Court Docket, no.5, page 378, Cumberland County Courthouse, 15 February, 1814. For information on this document, see under Hugh McClintock (#3).
109.: 1800 federal census for Allegheny Township, Venango County, page 166: 20010-10010; 1810 federal census for Sugarcreek Township, Venango County, page 465: 31011-11010.
110.: 17 May 19971etter from Ruth Heasley.
111.: McFate, F. J., Margaret McFate, and W. B. Moore (1982). Robert McFate and his descendants in western Pennsylvania. Crawford County Genealogical Society, 1982, pages 1-16, 67-87, 102-122.
112.: From Of American Biography, page 7 (I do not have the date).
113.: The descendants of Francis and Mary (Pierson) McClintock in part is from Rischard (1979), page 3; and in part from a GenServ report (database: NEWCPBD) of Nancy Newton (Tifton, Georgia).
114.: Dates for James and Martha (Bull) McClintock and names and dates of their children are from a GenServ report (http://www.genserv.com, visited May 1999) (database: BARB6BA) of Gary L. Barr, 6719 Abbotsford, Wichita, Kansas.
115.: Will of James McClintock, written 28 December 1810, recorded 29 March 1811, from Abstracts of wills and administrations, Chester County, Vol. 4, no. 10 (FHL microfiche 6089200).
116.: From Rischard (1979), page 3.
117.: Anderson (1995-1996), including children of Nathan and Mary (Huston) McGrew.
118.: "Fleming Family Records," see under Samuel Flemings (#4) of "Flemings" for more information on these family records.
119.: Undated McClintock manuscript by Arden McClintock. I have not been able to find another source to verify this date. Jane's death date is not recorded in the "Fleming Family Records."
120.: Undated McClintock manuscript by Arden McClintock.
121.: Cochranton Cemetery list of the Crawford County Historical Society.
122.: Cochranton Cemetery list of the Crawford County Historical Society.
123.: Newton (1879), page 152.
124.: Information on birth, death and marriage dates is from undated McClintock manuscript by Arden McClintock.
125.: 1900 soundex for McClintock of Pennsylvania (FHL film 1248053/1248054).
126.: History of the family Millingas and Millanges of Saxony and Normandy. 1907, page 459. Compiled by Rev. Gideon Tibbets Ridlon, Sr. Journal Press, Lewiston, Maine, privately published (FHL 0000008).
127.: Page 14 of The Melting Pot News (published by the New Stanton Historical Society, New Stanton Pennsylvania, 15672), volume 2, Number 11, September 1998. The Milligan-Nelson information for the News was furnished by John C. Donaldson, no address given.
128.: 1On page 1131-1132 of History of Crawford County, Pennsylvania, 1885), there is biography of David Nelson (Jr.), born 21 November 1809 in Fairfield Township, Crawford County; married Anna Randolph. He was a brother of Jane and William Nelson. Also on page 867 of History of Crawford County, Pennsylvania. (1885), there is a biography of Allen Nelson, who was another child of David and James Milligan, and this article mentions all the other children of David and Jane.
129.: John Milligan (born 13 October 1752, died 30 Apri11837) married Mary Adams (born 1750, died 6 January 1843). John was the eldest son of John Milligan of Ayrshire, Scotland. In 1780 John and Mary settled in Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania; they eventually purchased a farm in Sewickley Township, Westmoreland County. John and Mary (Adams) Milligan had 10 children according to page 459 of History of the family Millingas and Millanges of Saxony and Normandy. 1907. Compiled by Rev. Gideon Tibbets Ridlon, Sr. Journal Press, Lewiston, Maine, privately published (FHL 0000008). The children were: (1) Jane Milligan (see text), (2) Nancy Milligan, born 25 June 1778, married Richard Simmons; (3) Alexander Milligan (see text); (4) Mary Milligan, born 27 October 1782, died 28 February 1834, unmarried; (5) Peggy Milligan (twin), born 13 January 1785, died at age 1; (6) Nellie Milligan (twin) (see text); (7) Margaret Milligan, born 20 August 1787, married Samuel Miller; (8) John Milligan, born 20 June 1789, died 15 August 1872, married 9 December 1813 Martha Thompson, born 17 July 1791, died 14 June 1840 (they had issue); (9) James Milligan, born 12 June 1790, died 4 January 1886, married 16 November 1811 Deborah Eckels, born 16 November 1792, died 19 Apri11874; and (10) Ann Milligan, born 31 October 1795, married William Hutchinson.
130.: Ibid., page 459.
131.: GenServ report (http://www.genserv.com visited May 1999) (database MILD6EC) of Michael Milliken, 6478 Heatherfield Way, Harrisburg, Pa.
132.: Undated McClintock manuscript by Arden McClintock; also Rogers (1973/1995).
133.: An IGI item for Pennsylvania McClintocks gives her birth as 31 October 1842.
134.: Undated McClintock manuscript by Arden McClintock; also Rogers (1973/1995).
135.: From an undated McClintock manuscript by Arden McClintock; and Rogers (1973/1995).
136.: From an undated McClintock manuscript by Arden McClintock; and Rogers (1973/1995).
137.: Crawford Democrat, Meadville, 24 January 1874, page 3. This is from a list of Meadville McClintock marriages reported in Meadville and area papers, sent to me in April 1998 by Kenneth Gibbons, Meadville, Pennsylvania.
138.: From an undated McClintock manuscript by Arden McClintock; and Rogers (1973/1995).
139.: Plumer Cemetery list of the Venango County Genealogical Club, compiled July 1983 by M. Rodgers.
140.: Dates are listed in an undated McClintock manuscript of Arden McClintock.
141.: Interment Index, 1840-1978, Greendale Cemetery Association (FHL film 1026038).
142.: 1850 federal census for Cornplanter Township, dwelling 404, family 403.
143.: 1880 federal census for Vernon Township, Crawford County, Pennsylvania, page 361.
144.: 1840 federal census for Cornplanter Township, page ?: 0102001-21201.
145.: Undated McClintock manuscript of Arden McClintock. I believe this information was also reported in one of the early books on the oil excitement of Venango County, but do not have the source.
146.: Bell (1890), page 275.
147.: Newton (1879), page 561.
148.: History of Crawford County, Pennsylvania (1885) page 760-761.
149.: Ilisevich, R. D. (1985), page 15.
150.: Newton (1879), who has a short biography of William Reynolds on page 564.
151.: Ilisevich, R, D. (ed.),1985. Pioneers of Crawford County, Pennsylvania, 1788-1800, page 15.
152.: History of Crawford County, Pennsylvania, (1885), pages 760-761.
153.: History of Crawford County, Pennsylvania, (1885), pages 760-761; also Ilisevich, R. D. (ed.),1985. Pioneers of Crawford County, Pennsylvania, 1788-1800, page 15.
154.: From Pen Pictures of Early Western Pennsylvania, ed. by John W. Harpster, University of Pittsburgh Press, 1938, which was taken from the Autobiography of John Reynolds, Read on His Eighty-eighth Birthday, June 18, 1870.
155.: One of John Reynolds' sons, William Reynolds, a graduate of Allegheny College, was a successful businessman, being President of the Pittsburgh and Erie Railroad. This from his biography on pages 753- 754 of Bates (1899).
156.: One of John Reynolds' sons, William Reynolds, a graduate of Allegheny College, was a successful businessman, being President of the Pittsburgh and Erie Railroad. This from his biography on pages 753- 754 of Bates (1899).
157.: Venango County Deed Book RR, pages 552-554, instituted 7 November 1865, i. e. "Mary Jane Ross, widow of Green Ross;" Venango Deed Book RR, pages 649-650, instituted 25 August 1865, recorded 31 October 1865 (FHL film 864568); Venango Deed Book II, page 142, instituted 31 October 1864, recorded 26 November 1864 (FHL film 864562).
158.: 1850 federal census for Cherrytree Township, dwelling 695, family 723.
159.: Her first husband's initials and surname and her second husband's surname (as Gregory) are found in a list of Meadville McClintock marriages reported in Meadville and area papers, no other source; sent to me in April 1998 by Kenneth Gibbons, Meadville, Pennsylvania. Venango County Deed Book 78, page 510, written 1 Apri11870, recorded 5 May 1870, lists her husband as Samuel Gregg (FHL film 1315336).
160.: 1850 federal census for Cherrytree Township, dwelling 742, family 770.
161.: . Her name is listed as Mary in a list of Meadville McClintock marriages reported in Meadville and area papers, no other source; sent to me in April 1998 by Kenneth Gibbons, Meadville, Pennsylvania. Her name is listed as Margaret in Venango County Deed Book GG, page ?, instituted 10 September 1864, recorded 18 October 1864, in which Hugh C. McClintock and wife Margaret and Samuel L. Knapp sell land in Cornplanter Township to William Brown and Jonathan Fawell (?Folwell), all of Cornplanter Township.
162.: 1850 federal census for Cornplanter Township, dwelling 7, family 7.
163.: She was mentioned as Rachel Haskins in her brother John's obituary, Evening Republican, Meadville, Crawford County, Pennsylvania, 8 August 1913; George Haskins' given name is from Grant (1997), page 129.
164.: 1880 federal census for Meadville, Crawford County, Pennsylvania, page 2890. 1900 federal census for Meadville, Crawford County, Pennsylvania, page 58.
165.: In part from the 1850 federal census for Cornplanter Township, dwelling 7, family 7.
166.: Grant (1996, 1997),
167.: 1860 federal census for Cornplanter Township, dwelling 404, family 403.
168.: 1860 federal census for Cherrytree Township, page 78.
169.: 1880 federal census for Vernon Township, Crawford County, Pennsylvania, page 3618.
170.: Index of Interments, 1840-1978, Greendale Cemetery Association (FHL film 1026038). There was a James McClintock, who I can not place, of Philadelphia, Doctor of Medicine. In 1864, this James McClintock with wife Mary W. sold land in Cornplanter Township for $50,000 to the Alcorn Oil Company: Venango County Deed Book DD, page 22, instituted 1 June 1864, recorded 27 June 1864 (FHL film 864558).
171.: . In part from the 1850 federal census for Cornplanter Township, dwelling 7, family 7.
172.: Marriages from a list of Meadville McClintock marriages reported in Meadville and area papers, no other source; sent to me in April 1998 by Kenneth Gibbons, Meadville, Pennsylvania.
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174.: 1900 federal census for Iron Mountain, Ward 5, Dickinson County, Michigan, page 10A.
175.: 7 August 1984 letter of Alice Morrison, Venango County genealogist.
176.: Culbertson (1923), page 431.
177.: The 1850 federal census for Cornplanter Township, dwelling 6, family 6, reports Moses was born in Indiana, but Indiana did not become a state until 1816 and was not Indiana Territory unti11800.
178.: The Parshall family is mentioned in Newton (1879), p. 622; Schenck (1887), p. 458; and a GenServ report (, visited May 1999 ) (database ROBQ7GA) of Dave Robison (Concord, California). According to Schenck (1887), Samuel Parshall was a child of Samuel and Elizabeth Goutcher Parshall. The Parshalls were from Massachusetts. Samuel [Sr.] (died 1839 according to Schenck or 1827, in Ellsworth, Ohio, according to Dave Robison’s GenServ report) moved to Trumbull County, Ohio, where he married in 1806 Elizabeth Goutcher (1783-1865) (Goucher according to Dave Robison’s GenServ report), then to Erie County, Pennsylvania, to present-day Forest County, Pennsylvania, to Deerfield Township, Warren County, Pennsylvania. The account in Schenck (1887) has Samuel Parshall, Jr., marrying Lucy Henderson, but Schenck does not mention Samuel Parshall’s first wife, Zibiah Fleming; whereas Newton (1879), p. 622, has Samuel marrying in 1843 “a daughter of Andrew Fleming, deceased. ” In addition to Samuel (Jr.), other children of Samuel (Sr.) and Elizabeth (Goutcher) Parshall were John P. Parshall, born 1809, married Elsie McGuire (lived in Crawford County, Pennsylvania); Eliza Parshall, born 1812, married Robert Henry (lived in the Tidioute area, Warren County Pennsylvania); Nancy Parshall, born 1817, married Joseph Richardson (lived in Mercer County, Pennsylvania); Jennette Parshall, born 1822, married James Kinnear (lived in the Tidioute area; his biography is on p. lv of Schenck, 1887; he was a founder of a Tidioute bank); and James Parshall, married Henrietta Shugert (lived in Titusville). According to Warren County, Pennsylvania, Cemetery Records, 1750-1935 (FHL film 895183), Henrietta was born 1839; died 1881; married [—?—]; buried in the Shugert-Rogers Lot in the New Tidioute Cemetery, Deerfield Township, Warren County. Her will is in Crawford County Will Book E., p. 504, written 2 October 1881, recorded 1 March 1882; mentioned in the will are son Samuel H. Parshall and daughter Maude Parshall. On p. 91 of Giddens (1948) there is a picture of the Parshall House in Titusville, “built by the wealthy James Parshall,” opened in 1870. Could this James be the husband of Henrietta Shugert? George Stranahan Parshall, another son of Samuel and Elizabeth Parshall, was not mentioned in Newton (1879), and Schenck (1887).
179.: Venango County Deed Book K, p. 204, instituted 10 May 1844, recorded 9 December 1845 (FHL film 864543).
180.: Bell (1890), page 650.
181.: 1850 federal census for Cornplanter Township, dwelling 6, family 6.
182.: 1860 federal census for Cherrytree Township, dwelling 835, family 817.
183.: Venango County Orphans Court Docket 3, pages 374-376, 390-392, 439, and 539 (FHL film 857353).
184.: The 30 November 1868 petition of heirs and legal representative, pages 374-376, 390-392.
185.: The 30 November 1868 petition of heirs and legal representative, pages 374-376, 390-392.
186.: In part from the 1850 census, Cornplanter Township (dwelling 6, family 6), at which time all living children were still at home; in part from Culbertson (1923), page 431; in part from a 21 July 1997 letter from Helene Rogers, Ridgewood, New Jersey.
187.: Culbertson (1923), page 431.
188.: Venango County Orphans Court Docket 3, pages 374-376, 390-392 (FHL film 857353).
189.: 1850 federal census for Cornplanter Township, dwelling 38, family 38.
190.: Isabella's spouse was called James Anderson in the undated McClintock manuscript of Arden McClintock. In a 7 August 1984 letter to me from Alice Morrison, genealogist of the Venango County Genealogical Club, he was reported as Joseph, and he was reported as Joseph in the 1995 manuscript of Helene Rogers. Isabella's dates are the same in Arden McClintock, Alice Morrison and Helene Rogers' reports.
191.: 1850 federal census for Cornplanter Township, dwelling 37, family 37.
192.: McFate et al. (1982), page 2.
193.: McFate et al. (1982), page 2
194.: Names and dates from the 1850 federal census for Cornplanter Township, dwelling 38, family 38, at which time Joseph was living with his second wife, Elizabeth (Culbertson) Anderson, and children, presumable of both his wives. Those of Isabella are based on Isabella's marriage date and death date, and are therefore tentative. One of the two remaining children of the 1850 census, unnamed male Anderson, born circa 1849 [he is listed as James Anderson in Culbertson (1923), page 425], would be a son of Joseph and Elizabeth. The other child was Thomas Anderson, born circa 1846. He was a son of either Isabella or Elizabeth. Since Culbertson (1923), page 425, lists him [Thomas Alexander Anderson] as a son of Joseph and Elizabeth, I treated Thomas Alexander as a son of Elizabeth.
195.: . Venango County Deed Book HH, page 97, instituted 3 October 1864, recorded 31 October 1864 (FHL film 864561 ).
196.: 1880 federal census for Walnut Township, Pawnee County, Kansas, page 16A,
197.: . Undated McClintock manuscript of Arden McClintock.
198.: Undated McClintock manuscript of Arden McClintock.
199.: Plumer Cemetery list of the Venango County Genealogical Club, compiled July 1983 by M. Rodgers.
200.: 1850 federal census for Cornplanter Township, dwelling 2, family 2. In 1860, Sarah, Johnny and Sarah's adopted daughter Emily Scott were enumerated in Cornplanter Township, page 131.
201.: Venango County Deed Book EE, page 130, assigned 24 May 1851, recorded 14 December 1864 (FHL film 864558).
202.: FHL film 857351
203.: Swetnam, G. and H. Smith (1976), page 202.
204.: Article sent to me by Alice E. Morrison in 2005, see Acknowledgements.
205.: "Pennsylvania at risk, 1997," in Preservation Pennsylvania, online at (http:llwww. preservationpa.ora/Risk97.htm )
206.: Steele (1902), page 18.
207.: Steele (1902), page 66.
208.: FHL film 857367.
209.: FHL film 857367.
210.: Titusville Herald, 24 August 1959, "Family Kin To Steeles," by H. W. Strawbridge; copied from internet: PACRAWFORD rootsweb.com, 23 June 1998. Sarah McKnight Culbertsons also had brothers Andrew McKnight (married Nancy McDill), Thomas McKnight (did not marry), Daniel McKnight (died at age 22), and sisters Rebecca McKnight, Mary Ann McKnight and Margaret McKnight. Margaret was not mentioned in the Herald article. Asbury (1942), page 119, mentions David Hayes [Hays], a nephew of Sarah McKnight McClintock. This would mean either Mary Ann or Rebecca married a Hays. Newton (1879), page 611; and McFate et al. (1982), page 72, resolve this by reporting Moses Ward (born 1835) married Mary J. Hays, a daughter of Robert and Mary Ann (McKnight) Hays. According to Bell (1890), page 687, a Rebecca McKnight, Jane Hays and Mary Ann Hays were early members of the Oakland United Presbyterian Church, Oakland Page There was a Margaret McKnight, born Northern Ireland 1806, died 1884 in Cochranton, Crawford County, Pennsylvania, who married Joseph McFate (see #43 "Notes on McFates") According to McFate et al. (1982), page 67, Margaret McKnight was a daughter of David and Mary (Williams) McKnight. Sarah (McKnight) McClintock willed $100 dollars to a Rachel McKnight. According to the 1959 Titusville Herald article, this Rachel was a cousin of Sarah's, apparently descending from an unnamed brother of David McKnight.
211.: Newton (1879), page 611.
212.: Titusville Herald, 24 August 1959, "Family Kin To Steeles," by H. W. Strawbridge.
213.: 1850 federal census for Cornplanter Township, dwelling 2, family 2.
214.: Plumer Cemetery list of the Venango County Genealogical Club, compiled July 1983 by M. Rodgers.
215.: Steele (1902), page 20.
216.: 1860 federal census for Cornplanter Township, dwelling 417, family 406.
217.: Steele (1902), page 25.
218.: From an undated McClintock manuscript of Arden McClintock; also from Rogers (1973/1995).
219.: Hazen (1947), page 704.
220.: The marriage date is from the Democratic Arch, 19 January 1843, from Venango County (Pennsylvania) Records, page 10 (published by the Venango County Genealogical Club, 1987); other information from Rogers (197311995) who descends from Benjamin and Rachel McClintock Hazen.
221.: The Hazen Family in America, a Genealogy (1947), 1163 pages, by Tracy Elliot Hazen, page 704-707 (FHL microfiche #6046919).
222.: The 1885 History of Crawford County , page 1115.
223.: 1870 federal census for Venango Township, Crawford County, Pennsylvania, page 742. 1880 federal census for Venango Township, Crawford County, Pennsylvania, page 346. 1900 federal census for Venango Township, Crawford County, Pennsylvania, page 4A.
224.: Hazen (1947), page 704-705.
225.: Dates from an undated McClintock manuscript of Arden McClintock; death date also reported in the Titusville Herald, 10 August 1872.
226.: Elizabeth McClintock's first husband has been variously reported as a McClelland or a McLane, and that Elizabeth had two McLane daughters besides having a McClelland child. The confusion is due in part to the format of the 1850 census item for Elizabeth (McClintock) McClelland and in part to two of Elizabeth's daughters apparently marrying two McLanes. In 1850, Elizabeth, a widow, was living with her parents in Cornplanter Township (1850 federal census, dwelling 3, family 3): Hamilton McClintock, Sr., 79; Mary McClintock, 76: Hamilton McClintock, Jr., 30; Eliz McClelland, 32; Mary -, 28; Emeline -, 7; William -, 5; Lewis -, 2; Mary -, 1. The census item format might even suggest that Mary, age 28, was a McClelland and the children were McClellands. This Mary was Mary (Jack) McClintock, wife of Hamilton, Jr., and the first three children listed were their children. Only Mary (age 1) was a McClelland; the 1860 census for James and Elizabeth (McClintock) Tarr lists this Mary (as a Tarr!) born circa 1847, which was 4 years before James and Elizabeth were married. Also listed in the 1860 federal census for Cornplanter Township, dwelling 421, family 410, were Anna Tarr, born circa 1853 (she therefore could not be a child bya McClelland or McLane); Nannie Tarr, born circa 1854; Sarah Tarr, born circa 1856 and John Tarr, born circa 1858.
227.: Death date is based on birth of his child, Mary A., and Francis McClelland's wife, Elizabeth, being a widow by the time of the 1850 census for Cornplanter Township, dwelling 3, family 3.
228.: Elizabeth and James's marriage was reported in the Venango Spectator, 18 September 1851, from Hanson and Hanson (1994).
229.: In most documents pertaining to James Tarr, there is no middle initial for his name. On the border of his picture appearing in McLaurin (1902), page 292, his name is printed James S. Tarr and the Greendale Cemetery record also lists "S." as his middle initial. However an important 1860 land deed (see below clearly shows an "L" (in two places), identical to the "L" in "Land" of the same deed as opposed to the "S" of "Samuel" or "States" of the same deed. Perhaps the clerk who copied the original document mistook the "S" for an "L."
230.: Birth date from 11 August 1997 letter of Ruth Ellen Tarr Hurst, Kettering, Ohio.
231.: Index of Interments, 1840-1978, Greendale Cemetery Association (FHL film 1026038).
232.: 1860 federal census for Cornplanter Township, Venango County, Pennsylvania, page 136; 1870 federal census for Meadville, Ward 2, Crawford County, Pennsylvania, page 283.
233.: 1850 federal census for Cornplanter Township, dwelling 3, family 3; 1860 federal census for Cornplanter Township, dwelling 421, family 410.
234.: FHL film 857347.

235.: Venango County Orphans Court, no.23, page 564, 23 April 1860 (FHL film 857352).
236.: Sent to me 31 July 1997 by Ken Gibbons, Meadville, Pennsylvania.
237.: The birth years are from the 1860 federal census, Cornplanter Township, dwelling 421, family 410.
238.: Hanson, K. and J .Hanson, 1996, Venango County Will Book Index, 365 pages, Closson Press, 1935 Sampson Drive Apollo, Pennsylvania, 15613-9209, has both an Annie McLane (Will Book 13, page 60, will written 10 August 1909) and a Mary A. McLain (Will Book, 25, page 81, will written 29 October 1923). I have seen both wills and neither is of the McClelland- Tarrs.
239.: Date and spouse from Rogers (1973/1995)
240.: Index of Interments, 1840-1978, Greendale Cemetery Association (FHL film 1026038).
241.: His name is from a 13 November 1997 letter of Mary Vogan (Meadville, Pennsylvania, Greendale Cemetery Association).
242.: Rogers (1973/1995) who cites Crawford Journal, 4 November 1881, page 8, and Meadville Daily Republican, 23 October 1881, page 3.
243.: Rogers (1973/1995) reports the obituary of Catherine Shippen Tarr of New York City, wife of the late John Tarr, in the Tribune Republican (presumably a Meadville paper), 6 March 1935, page 9.
244.: Index of Interments, 1840-1978, Greendale Cemetery Association (FHL film 1026038).
245.: This from Ruth Ellen Hurst's 11 August 1997 letter.
246.: Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission, Drake Well Museum, R. D. 3, Box 7, Titusville, Pennsylvania 16354-8902.
247.: 1860 federal census for Cornplanter Township, dwelling 421, family 410.
248.: See James Tarr's obituary in text.
249.: Venango County Deed Book GG, page number is blurred, instituted 6 March 1860, recorded 13 October 1864 (FHL film 864560).
250.: The Titusville Herald item sent to Verne Grant 11 July 1997 from Alice Morrison, genealogist, Venango County. A similar article was in Petroleum Centre Daily Record, page 31, 24 November 1871, from Venango County Records, Vol. I, by the Venango County Genealogical Club, 1987, page 24. 251.; Rogers ( 1973/1995) .
252.: Personal communications with Karen Rogers, 1998, Venango County Genealogical Club.
253.: 10 February 1996 email from Pam Lash.
254.: 1850 federal census for Cherrytree Township, dwelling 739, family 765.
255.: Although John and Mary are common names, these would appear to be the John Tarr and Mary Tarr buried in the Tarr Cemetery, located off Township Road #595 in Cornplanter Township, Venango County. John's stone indicates he died 28 July 1885, 96y. Mary stone's indicates she died 31 October 1883, 91y, 3m, 15d (born 16 July 1792). The cemetery is on the old George Tarr farm, Cornplanter Township George, died 3 Apri11847, 78y, 6m, 9d, was John's father. George's wife, also buried in the Tarr Cemetery, was Barbara Tarr, died 7 May 1847, 72y (24 September 1769). George Tarr's will is in Venango County, Pennsylvania, Will Book 2, pages 631-634, written 24 December 1832, recorded 27 Apri11845. In his will, George mentions his wife Barbara, sons John and John's wife Mary and John and Mary's children: George, John James, Sara? , Martin. The will also mentions apparently George and Barbara's daughters: Barbara, Amelia and Jane (or perhaps they were daughters of John and Mary, but if so were not enumerated with their parents in 1850). Also mentioned is George's "fifth" son George, "being the youngest son." Other sons of George mentioned in his will were Matthew and Jacob and daughter Elizabeth Turner. According to a November 19981etter from Mike Tarr (Raytown, Missouri), George, Jr., (who was Mike Tarr's direct ancestor) married Lydia Lamey. I suspect this Lydia Lamey was a sister of John and Levi Lamey, who married McClintock sisters, Maria McClintock (#117) and Lydia McClintock (#121).
256.: Venango County Deed Book R, pages 271-272, instituted 3 Apri11860, recorded 9 June 1860 (FHL film 864549).
257.: There is a deed recorded 13 October 1864 in which James and Elizabeth M. Tarr sold land in Cornplanter Township to a George Miller (Venango County Deed Book GG, page number is blurred, instituted 6 March 1860, recorded 13 October 1864) (FHL film 864560). The deed states that the 31 acres sold to George Miller for $135 dollars was part of a larger tract of William Story and his wife Margaret that was conveyed to Elizabeth M. Tarr. This would seem to be part of the 195 acre tract described above in the 1860 deed instituted 3 April 1860 and recorded 9 June 1860. What is puzzling is that the George Miller deed was instituted 6 March 1860, about a month before the land was conveyed to Elizabeth M. Tarr (and James Tarr). It was as if George Miller paid $135 dollars to the Tarrs; and the next month, perhaps in part with this $135, the Tarrs paid the $200 to the Storys for the 195 acre tract, with 31 acres of it going to George Miller. Incidentally, the deed's description of the 31 acres indicates that this George Miller owned other land bordering the 31 acres.
258.: Both Samuel Irwin [Sr.] and his brother Ninian Irwin [Sr.] would have been deceased by 1854. Samuel was known to have had a son Samuel and Ninian was known to have had a son Ninian (Bell, 1892, pages 588 and 589).
259.: Venango County Will Book 1, page 191-192 (a copy of the original sent to be by Karen Rodgers, genealogist of Venango County Genealogical Club).
260.: A perch can be 16.5 linear feet [= one rod] or 16.5 square feet [= one square rod].
261.: Venango County Deed Book V, page 607-609, instituted 19 March 1863, recorded 2 May 1983 (FHL film 864552).
262.: Venango County Deed Book T, page 639-641, instituted 10 August 1861, recorded 15 August 1861 (FHL film 864551).
263.: Bell (1890), page 64.
264.: Register and Recorder, Will Books, Crawford County Court House, Meadville, Pennsylvania, Will Book D5 pages 289-290 (FHL film 909756).
265.: Register and Recorder, Will Books, Crawford County Court House, Meadville, Pennsylvania, Will Book D, pages 350-351 (FHL film 909756).
266.: FHL film 1026038.
267.: FHL film 912516.
268.: Undated McClintock manuscript of Arden McClintock.
269.: From Hamilton's obituary, Venango Spectator, 3 August 1882, see text.
270.: Democratic Arch, 19 January 1843, from Venango County Records, published by the Venango County Genealogical Club, 1987, Vol. 1, page 10.
271.: 1850 (dwelling 3, family 3) and 1860 (dwelling 411, family 39?) federal censuses for Cornplanter Township, Venango County.
272.: Venango County Deed Book Q, 1858-1860, page 545 (FHL film 864548).
273.: Venango County Deed Book PP, page 647, instituted 31 July 1865, recorded 18 August 1865 (FHL film 864567).
274.: C1870 federal census for New Castle, 2nd Ward, Lawrence County, Pennsylvania, dwelling 278, family 283.
275.: Democratic Arch, 19 January 1843 from Venango County Records, published by the Venango County Genealogical Club, 1987, Volume 1, page 10.
276.: FHL film 149211
277.: FHL film 149211
278.: 1850 federal census for Cornplanter Township, dwelling 3, family 3; 1860 federal census for Cornplanter Township, dwelling 411, family 39? .
279.: 1870 federal census for New Castle, 2nd Ward, Lawrence County, Pennsylvania, dwelling 278, family 283.
280.: There was another William J. McClintock, age 27, and wife Angeline, age 27, in the 1880 federal census for Clinton Township, Venango County, dwelling 324, family 331.
281.: Death date and calculated birth date "18y , 11 m, 27d" from a Plumer Cemetery list of the Venango County Genealogical Club, compiled July 1983 by M. Rodgers. The inscription lists William J. as a son of H. and Mary E. McClintock. /dd>
282.: Crawford County, Pennsylvania, Marriage License Docket 9, page 536 (FHL film 912292).
283.: The Evening Republican, Meadville, 14 October 1898, page 4, col. 6, reports her name as Charlton.
284.: FHL films 1248053/1248054.
285.: Index of Interments, 1840-1978, Greendale Cemetery Association (FHL film 1026038).
286.: Sent to me by Mrs. Alice Morrison, Venango County genealogist.
287.: Cherry Tree Cemetery list compiled by Alice Morrison, Ruth Gilson and Elaine Peeples, 27 June 1977. Hugh's stone: age 60y, 3mo, 5days; also reported in Bell (1890), page 597.
288.: Mary M. according to the 1850 federal census for Cherrytree Township, dwelling 659, family 723.
289.: Calculated from her stone: "died August 19, 1851, age 53" as listed in a Cherry Tree Cemetery list compiled by Alice Morrison, Ruth Gilson and Elaine Peeples, 27 June 1977; and the 1850 federal census for Cherrytree Township (dwelling 659, family 685), which reports her age as 45.
290.: 1880 federal census for Cornplanter Township, Oil City, dwelling 78, family 98.
291.: Venango County Registry of Deaths, 1895-1905 (FHL film 1315306).
292.: Venango County, Pennsylvania Grantors Index, Vol. M, (FHL film 863700).
293.: That is, deeds, instituted 1860-1862: for example, Venango County Deed Book S, page 306 instituted 2 September 1860, recorded 2 December 1860 (FHL film 864550), in which H. H. McClintock and his wife Mariah of Cornplanter Township sell land to John E. Rugham and others-part of an oil consortium; an estate deed of 1864; Orphans Court documents: Venango County Orphans Court Docket 1, no.17 , page 21, 21 January 1863, "appraisal of property of H. H. McClintock, deceased;" (FHL film 857352); and Venango County Orphans Court Docket 2, pages 75, 27 January 1865, "petition of A. E. FoIls? : administrator of the estate of Hugh H. McClintock, for leave to prove contract with Robert Crosswell, made 28 December 1861 between Hugh H. McClintock and his wife Maria (Monida?) for real estate in Oil City (FHL film 857352).
294.: Venango County Deed Book U, pages 128-130, instituted 21 February 1861, recorded 16 October 1861 (FHL film 864551).
295.: In 1864, Maria McClintock of Oil City sold land in Oil City to John R. Cribbs for $2000, "being part of a larger tract deeded to H. H. McClintock by Thomas Davidson and Susanna his wife, and Sarah I. McClintock by deed dated 15 November 1860 and elected and set apart to said Manniah [Maria] McClintock by Orphan Court as widow of H. H. McClintock. (Venango County Deed Book DD, page 396, instituted 3 June 1864, recorded 12 December 1864) (FHL film 864558).
296.: In 1864, Maria McClintock of Oil City sold land in Oil City to John R. Cribbs for $2000, "being part of a larger tract deeded to H. H. McClintock by Thomas Davidson and Susanna his wife, and Sarah I. McClintock by deed dated 15 November 1860 and elected and set apart to said Manniah [Maria] McClintock by Orphan Court as widow of H. H. McClintock. (Venango County Deed Book DD, page 396, instituted 3 June 1864, recorded 12 December 1864) (FHL film 864558).
297.: Venango County Deed Book K, page 444, instituted 1 August 1847, recorded 6 September 1847 (FHL film 864543).
298.: Bell (1890), page 594.
299.: 1850 federal census for Cherrytree Township, dwelling 659, family 685.
300.: Venango County Deed Book N, page 154, instituted 30 December 1852, recorded 14 June 1854 (FHL film 864546).
301.: Venango County Deed Book N, page 155, instituted 5 June 1854, recorded 14 June 1854.
302.: 1860 federal census for Cornplanter Township, page 126.
303.: . Information on her husband is from Venango Orphans Count Docket 3, page 573, 8 November 1869 (FHL film 857353).
304.: Her husband's name is from Venango Orphans Count Docket 3, page 573, 8 November 1869 (FHL film 857353).
305.: Venango County Orphans Court, Docket 3, page 548, 22 November 1869 (FHL film 857353); see also Venango County Deed Book DD, page 396, instituted 3 June 1864, recorded 12 December 1864 (FHL film 864558).
306.: Venango Orphans Count Docket 3, page 573, 8 November 1869 (FHL film 857353); and 1880 federal census, Oil City, Cornplanter Township, dwelling 79, family 98.
307.: Cherry Tree Cemetery list compiled by Alice Morrison, Ruth Gilson and Elaine Peeples, 27 June 1977; James's dates also are in Newton (1879), page 612 and Jordan (1913), page 675
308.: Cherry Tree Cemetery list compiled by Alice Morrison, Ruth Gilson and Elaine Peeples, 27 June 1977: Mary's stone: 35y/7m/22d.
309.: Bell (1890), page 863.
310.: 1860 federal census for Oakland Township, Venango County, dwelling ?, family 480.
311.: Death date from The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution, Vol. 89, page 229 (item not seen in the original; taken from Familytreemaker.com in 1999). Jerusha was listed as an ancestor of Mabel McClintock Ritter (NSDAR #88727), wife of Jerusha's son Charles Alden McClintock. A Jerusha McClintock was interred 15 May 1897 in Franklin Cemetery, in the same plot as a Mrs. R. B. McClintock (interred 26 March 1898) and a child of S. M. McClintock (interred 17 August 1901 ). I can not place the McClintocks in this plot.
312.: 1850 federal census for Cherrytree Township, dwelling 157, family 157.
313.: 1860 federal census for Oakland Township, dwelling ?, family 480, page 381
314.: 1870 federal census for Oakland Township, dwelling 28, family 28; 1880 federal census for Oakland Township, dwelling 115, family 115.
315.: Dates from an Old Pleasantville (Memory Acres) cemetery index provided by the Venango County Genealogical Club.
316.: Bell (1890), pages 539 and 734.
317.: From The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution, Vol. 89, page 229 (item not seen in the original; taken from Familytreemaker.com in 1999). Jerusha was listed as an ancestor of Mabel McClintock Ritter (NSDAR #88727), wife of Jerusha's son Charles Alden McClintock.
318.: Another early Folwell of Venango County was George Folwell, born circa 1802 (Newton, 1879, page 614, reports him born 1811 in New York State), died 1867, buried in Dempseytown Cemetery, Oakland Township, Venango County, Pennsylvania. In 1850, George was enumerated in Oakland Township (dwelling 114, family 116), with Martha, born circa 1807, and the following children: (1) Fanny Folwell, born circa 1830 (married a Monroe, re George's will); (2) Joseph Folwell, born 19 June 1830, died 1913, buried in Dempseytown Cemetery; married 10 September 1854 Rebecca Jane Gillespie (her name from Newton, 1879, page 614) who was born 1829, died 1903, buried in Dempseytown Cemetery (this Joseph was apparently the Joseph, age 46, with Jane, age 46, enumerated in 1880 in Oakland Township, Venango County, dwelling 62, family 62, although the dates do not agree with Newton's). Their children were Homer, age 13, Emma age 13, William, age 10, and Martha, age 7; (3) Martha Folwell, born circa 1834, died 1910, buried in Dempseytown Cemetery; and (4) William Folwell, born circa 1834. George probably was a brother of John Folwell who married Nancy Shellmier. George and Martha Folwell were still in Oakland Township in 1852, when they sold land to Robert Crawford and Robert Neely (Venango County Deed Book N, page 36, instituted 15 May 1852, recorded 30 January 1854) (FHL film 864546). Witnesses were James Haslett and Fanny Folwell. George Folwells (of Oakland Township) will was written 19 March 1867, recorded 6 April 1867 (Venango County Will Book 4, page 84, FHL film 857351). The will mentions George's wife Elizabeth (apparently a second wife), and children Joseph Folwell, William Folwell, Martha Folwell and Fanny Monroe.
319.: Venango County Deed Book G, page 436, 8 September 1836 (FHL film 864541), which gives information on John Folwell, an uncle of Mary Folwell McClintock, and also information on some of Mary's siblings.
320.: Descendants of James and Mary Folwell McClintock can trace their ancestors back to Chretien Du Bois, a Huguenot of Wieres in La Bassee, near Lillie in Flanders. According to Jordan (1913), pages 675-676, Chretien Du Bois's daughter Francoise married in 1649 Pierre Boileau, and one of their descendants was Anne Boileau, born 9 February 1751, died 3 July 1829, who married Mary Folwell McClintock's grandfather Captain Joseph Folwell, born 14 September 1748, died 3 Apri11824. Joseph Folwell's parents were William and Mary (Potts) Folwell, and William's parents were Nathan and Sarah [-?-1 Folwell.
321.: Venango County Court House Recorder of Deeds, Grantees Index, Vol. 385, page 237, instituted 1861, recorded 7 June 1922.
322.: Venango County Deed Book G, page 433 (10 July 1835), page 435 (19 October 1836) and page 436 (8 September 1836) (FHL film 864541).
323.: Bell (1890), page 275.
324.: Records of the Dempseytown Presbyterian Church (FHL film 558294).
325.: In part from 1850 federal census, Oakland Township dwelling 157, family 157.
326.: According to her obituary, see text.
327.: 1860 federal census for Oakland Township (in household of her parents), dwelling 157, family 157; and the 1900 soundex for McClintock of Pennsylvania (FHL film 1248053/1248054).
328.: Presbyterian Church records (FHL film 0558294).
329.: From Franklin (Pennsylvania) Public Library, obituary abstracts, Strawbridge Scrapbook, 1891-1921, Dempseytown, 5 November 1895.
330.: FHL film 1248053/1248054.
331.: 1850 federal census for Cherrytree Township, dwelling 695, family 723.
332.: Hamilton and Sarah's birth years were calculated from the 1850 federal census for Cherrytree Township, dwelling 640, family 665.
333.: 1840 federal census for Cherrytree Township, page ?: 00001-0001.
334.: Venango County Deed Book N, page 524, instituted 10 April 1854 (no indication of the time recorded) (FHL film 864546).
335.: The three deeds pertain to land in Cherrytree Township, and are in Venango County, Pennsylvania, Deed Book 0, 1855-1858, pages 220-221 (instituted 16 Apri11853, recorded 11 December 1855), page 323 (instituted 16 Apri11853, recorded 25 March 1856), and page 323 (recorded 29 Apri11855) (FHL film 864547). James Strawbridge witnessed all three deeds.
336.: Cherry Tree Cemetery list compiled by Alice Morrison, Ruth Gilson and Elaine Peeples, 27 June 1977.
337.: 1820 federal census for Cherrytree Township, Venango County, page 8A.
338.: Venango County Deed Book W, page 647, instituted 1 June 1863, recorded 16 October 1863 (FHL film 864553).
339.: Venango County Deed Book X, page 138, instituted 21 October 1863, recorded 19 November 1863 (FHL film 864553)
340.: 1850 federal census for Oakland Township, dwelling 640, family 665; 1860 federal census for Oakland Township, dwelling 805, family 788.
341.: Birth years calculated from the 1860 federal census for Cherrytree Township, dwelling 660, family 686.
342.: 1840 federal census for Cherrytree Township, page ?: 20001-00001; 1850 federal census for Cherrytree Township, dwelling 660, family 686.
343.: In part from the 1860 federal census for Cherrytree Township, dwelling 660, family 686.
344.: Bell (1890), page 295.
345.: There was also a Hamilton Fleming, born circa 1837, of Fairfield Township, Crawford County, Pennsylvania. In 1850, this Hamilton Fleming was enumerated in John and Mary Yost’s household in Fairfield Township. John Yost was a cooper born in Germany. Also in this household a Rachel Fleming, born circa 1842 and William Fleming, born circa 1845. Also in Fairfield Township, Crawford County, there were other early Flemings of this apparently German line.
346.: In summary, there were several connections, albeit tentative, between the Rosses/Greens and our McClintocks: (1 ). Mary Jane McClintock, daughter of James and Louisa (Reynolds) McClintock, married Thomas Green Ross, a son of James and Susan (Green) Ross. (2). Hugh H. McClintock, a son of Francis and Rachel (Hardy) McClintock, married Mary E. probably Ross, a daughter of James and Susan (Green) Ross. (3). Hamilton McClintock, also a son of Francis and Rachel McClintock, married Priscilla who was probably either a daughter of James and Susan (Green) Ross or a daughter of Susan Green by a previous marriage. (4). Francis McClintock, another son of Francis and Rachel (Hardy) McClintock, married Sarah Anna, who also was probably either a daughter of James and Susan (Green) Ross or a daughter of Susan Green by a previous marriage. (5). In Francis and Priscilla McClintock's household in 1850 were Thomas Green, born circa 1843, and William Green, born circa 1848. (6). In 1850 a James R. McClintock, age 15, was in the household of Thomas Green, Susan Green and Richard Green, in Cherrytree Township
347.: Index of Interments, 1840-1978, Greendale Cemetery Association (FHL film 102603).
348.: 1870 federal census for Cherrytree Township, dwelling 20, family 20.
349.: Venango County Deed Docket 97, page 272; cited from Venango County Index to Grantors, Volume M., 1800-1925, page 615 (FHL film 863700).
350.: Alexander's obituary, Venango County Spectator, 8 August 1878.
351.: Cherry Tree Cemetery list compiled by Alice Morrison, Ruth Gilson and Elaine Peeples, 27 June 1977.
352.: 1850 federal census for Cherrytree Township, dwelling 716, family 774.
353.: Venango County, Pennsylvania, Index of Wills, 1800-1968, Vol. M (FHL film 857347); also his obituary, see text.
354.: Lucy's name as wife of Alexander is from Newton (1879) page 568; birth date from the 1850 federal census, Cherry tree Township, dwelling 716, family 774, when she was enumerated as Jane.
355.: McClintock (or old Petroleum Centre) Cemetery list of the Venango County Genealogical Club.
356.: From her obituary, Venango Citizen's Press, 29 January 1913.
357.: Cherry Tree Cemetery index provided by the Venango County Genealogical Club.
358.: Venango County Deed Book R, page 215, instituted 8 December 1859, recorded 25 May 1860 (FHL film 864549).
359.: 1850 federal census for Cherrytree Township, dwelling 17, family 17.
360.: Bell (1890), page 654, and confirmed from an Venango County Orphans Court document for specific performance of contract, Docket 3, no.15, page 466, which states James B. died 27 August 1860.
361.: Venango County Will Book 3, page 249, written 17 August 1860, recorded 30 September 1860 (FHL film 857351).
362.: 1850 federal census for Cherrytree Township, dwelling 17, family 17.
363.: Venango County Deed Book X, pages 575-580, instituted 20 February 1864, recorded ?16 March 1864 HL film 864553).
364.: Venango County Deed Book 00, page 426, instituted 17 Oct. 1864, recorded 31 May 1865 (FHL film 864566).
365.: 1850 federal census for Cherrytree Township, dwelling 716, family 774.
366.: 1850 federal census for Cherrytree Township, dwelling 17, family 17.
367.: Venango County Will Book 3, page 249, written 17 August 1860, recorded 30 September 1860.
368.: Venango County, Pennsylvania, Orphans Court Docket 2, no.21 , page 603, 28 August 1865 (FHL film 857352).
369.: Venango County, Pennsylvania, Orphans Court, no.22, page 603, 28 August 1865 (FHL film 857352).
370.: This information is from obituaries, see text; 1860 federal census for Cherrytree Township, dwelling 810, family 793; 1870 federal census for Cherrytree Township, dwelling 63, family 63; and the 1880 federal census for Cherrytree Township, dwelling ?, family 234.
371.: This information from their marriage application: Venango County Marriage License Docket 7, 1893- 1895, page 2510 (FHL film 912290).
372.: This information is from their marriage application: Venango County Marriage License Docket 7, 1893- 1895, page 2769 (FHL film 912290.)
373.: 1860 federal census for Cherrytree Township, Venango County, dwelling 810, family 793.
374.: 1880 federal census for Cherrytree Township, Venango County, dwelling ?, family 234.
375.: 1930 federal census for Cornplanter Township, Venango County, Pennsylvania, page 16A.
376.: Cherry Tree Cemetery list compiled by Alice Morrison, Ruth Gilson and Elaine Peeples, 27 June 1977.
377.: 1850 federal census for Cherrytree Township, dwelling ?, family 773.
378.: Cherry Tree Cemetery list compiled by Alice Morrison, Ruth Gilson and Elaine Peeples, 27 June 1977.
379.: Elizabeth Jane's obituary in Venango Citizen's Press, 28 November 1917.
380.: Venango County Orphans Court, Docket 2, 27 August 1863, page 38 (FHL film 857352).
381.: Venango County Orphans Court, Docket 3,23 June 1865, page 303 (FHL film 857353).
382.: 1860 federal census for Cherrytree Township, dwelling 792, family 775.
383.: Venango County Deed Book GG, page 448, instituted 27 October 1864, recorded 30 November 1864 FHL film 864560).
384.: 1880 federal census for Cornplanter Township, dwelling 44, family 44.
385.: 1880 federal census for Cornplanter Township, dwelling 44, family 44.
386.: This information from a 15 May 1997 email from Stuart R. Blood.
387.: 1850 federal census for Cherrytree Township, dwelling ?, family 773.
388.: 1860 federal census for Cherrytree Township, dwelling 792, family 775.
389.: 1870 federal census for Cherrytree Township, dwelling 38, family 38.
390.: In part from the 1850 federal census for Cherrytree Township, dwelling ?, family 773.
391.: 1860 federal census for Cherrytree Township, dwelling 792, family 775.
392.: Cherry Tree Cemetery list compiled by Alice Morrison, Ruth Gilson and Elaine Peeples, 27 June 1977.
393.: Cherry Tree Cemetery list compiled by Alice Morrison, Ruth Gilson and Elaine Peeples, 27 June 1977.
394.: In part from the 1870 census for Cherrytree Township, dwelling 38, family 38.
395.: 1900 federal census for Crafton Township, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, page 23A.
396.: 1900 federal census for Conneaut Township, Ashtabula County, Ohio, page 3A; 1920 federal census for Conneaut Township, Ashtabula County, Ohio, page 2B.
397.: 1880 federal census for Cornplanter Township, Venango County, dwelling 5, family 5.
398.: Cherry Tree Cemetery list compiled by Alice Morrison, Ruth Gilson and Elaine Peeples, 27 June 1977.
399.: One possible solution, with no supporting evidence, would be that William and Harriet named a child, perhaps their first born child, William and he died, re stone in Cherry Tree Cemetery. Then William and second wife Elizabeth also named their first born child William, but he was enumerated as Roscoe in the 1870 census (or he eventually went by the name William).

The Oil Creek McClintocks

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