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145. BENJAMIN⁵ GATES HAZEN, JR. (Rachel⁴, Hamilton³, Hugh², Francis¹); born 20 June 1850 in Troy Township, Crawford County; died 21 January 1928 in Erie, Pennsylvania; married 25 January 1881 ANNA JANE CARMAN, born February 1859 in Pennsylvania, died in Meadville, Pennsylvania.⁶⁰⁴ She was a daughter of Samuel (born 9 February 1832) and Lucinda Graff Carman, Venango Township, Crawford County.⁶⁰⁵

Possibly Benjamin and Anna separated, because in 1900 Anna was living with husband Warren Jones, born August 1845 in Pennsylvania and children Rodney C. Hazen (step-son), born December 1884; Cecil Jones, born August 1895; and Mildred Jones, born March 1896.⁶⁰⁶ In contrast, in 1900, Benjamin G. was enumerated as an employee in the household of Henry A Hass. In 1910 and 1920, Benjamin G. was living in the household of Herbert Hayes in Summit Township, Erie County, Pennsylvania, where he was enumerated as a servant in 1910 (page 11B) and as hired help in 1920 (page 3A).

Child of Benjamin Gates and Ann (Carman) Hazen:

	309	i.	Rodney⁶ Hazen; born 28 December 1884 in Hayfield, Pennsylvania; married Hazel Blystone (the 1920 federal census reports his wife as Kathline [—?—] , born 1890 in Pennsylvania). Children (by whom?) in 1920 when Rodney was enumerated as a clerk in a railroad office and the family was living in Meadville, Pennsylvania (all children born in Pennsylvania):⁶⁰⁷ (a) Carmen Hazen, born 1914 (b) Lucille Hazen, born circa 1915. (c) Martha Hazen, born circa 1916; and (4) Dorothy Hazen, born (private). In 1930, Rodney, widower, and his daughter Carmen, single, were living in Rochester, Monroe County, New York (page 1B), where Rodney was listed as a salesman, heat ?. Carmen was also listed as a salesman, heat? in this census.

146. RACHEL⁵ HAZEN (Rachel⁴, Hamilton³, Hugh², Francis¹); born 11 November 1855 in Pennsylvania; died 11 April 1926 in Venango County (or should this be Venango Township, Crawford County?); married HENRY BOYLES, born 6 June 1843 in Clarion, Clarion Township, Clarion County, Pennsylvania; died October 1918.⁶⁰⁸ In 1900, the family was living in Venango Township, Crawford County, Pennsylvania, where Henry was enumerated as a merchant (census page 2). In 1910, Henry and Rachel was living by themselves in Venango Township, Crawford County (page 2A), where Henry was enumerated as a department store merchant.

Child of Henry and Rachel (Hazen) Boyles:

	310	i.	Urban⁶ Stanley Boyles; born 16 October 1886 in Venango County or is it Venango Township, Crawford County; married 20 October 1909 in Meadville, Crawford County, Pennsylvania, Donna Irene Peiffer, born 24 September 1887 in Venango Township, Crawford County. In 1920 (page 20A) and 1930 (page 12B) Urban and Donna were living in Erie, Ward 4, Pennsylvania; no children reported in either census. Donna's mother, Louise Peiffer, born circa 1854 in Pennsylvania, was with the family in 1920. Urban was enumerated as a merchant, part owner of a wholesale specialty house in 1920 and as a "sales manager, aluminum" in 1930.

147. JOHN⁵ HAMILTON HAZEN (Rachel⁴, Hamilton³, Hugh², Francis¹); born 7 February 1857 in Cranberry Township, Venango County; died 30 August 1919 in Titusville, Oil Creek Township, Crawford County; married 8 March 1881 SARAH TAYLOR, born 22 June or 22 July 1854 in New York.⁶⁰⁹ John Hazen was a physician in Oakland Township, Venango County and in Titusville, Pennsylvania. His bibliography is in Bell (1890), page 1068. In 1900, the family was in Titusville, Pennsylvania (page 3A).

Children of John and Sarah (Taylor) Hazen:

	311	i.	Merl⁶ Victor Hazen; born 10 July 1882 in Dempseytown, Oakland Township, Venango County; married 11 July 1906 in Buffalo, New York, Delphine Small, born circa 1883 in Indiana. Merl and Delphine probably did not have children. The couple lived in Harrisburg, Dauphin County in 1920 (page 5A) and 1930 (page 8A), where Merl was enumerated as a physician, eye, ear, and nose.
	312	ii.	Elma (or Alma) May Hazen; born 21 May 1884 in Dempseytown; married 19 April 1919 Frank Eastman, born 5 February 1874 in Union City, Union Township, Erie County, Pennsylvania. Frank was in the furniture manufacturing business in 1920 when Frank and Elma were living in Union City, Pennsylvania. They were also in Union Township. Erie County, Pennsylvania—no child listed in 1930. Known child from the 1920 federal census was Donald Nodine, born circa 1902.⁶¹⁰
+	313	iii.	Mildred Hazen; born 7 July 1894 in Dempseytown; married Frank Ernest Nodine.

157. JOHN⁵ C. MCCLINTOCK (Hamilton⁴, Hamilton³, Hugh², Francis¹); born 11 February 1851 in Pennsylvania, died 19 August 1903 (see his obituary below); married 1873 LAURA FLYNN,⁶¹¹ born February 1853 in Pennsylvania;⁶¹² she died 17 January 1937 at the residence of her son, Albert L. McClintock in Meadville, Pennsylvania.⁶¹³ John C. was referred to as the fourth child in History of Crawford County, Pennsylvania.⁶¹⁴ The family lived in Mead Township, Crawford County.⁶¹⁵

McCLINTOCK- At the residence of her son, Albert L. McClintock, Meadville, PA, on Sunday afternoon, January 17, 1937, Laura, widow of John McClintock. Funeral from the home of the .H. Moreland Co., North Highland Avenue, East End, on Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment to Homewood Cemetery. Arrival in Pittsburgh Wednesday afternoon at 1 o'clock.

From Franklin (Pennsylvania) Public Library, obituary abstracts, Venango Citizen's Press (Franklin), 20 August 1903, page 5:

MCCLINTOCK, John C., 53, of 816 North Euclid Ave. was killed Wednesday on North Highland near Penn Avenue. Died before reaching East End hospital, Pittsburgh. Born in McClintockville. For 15 years he owned and managed Engleside Stock farm, Meadville. He and son have conducted a boarding stable for a number of years. Also survived by wife.

Child of John and Laura (Flynn) McClintock

	314	i.	Albert⁶ L. McClintock; born 28 May 1875 in Pennsylvania,⁶¹⁶ died December 1964; buried in Greendale Cemetery;⁶¹⁷ married 5 October 1898 Bertha Anderson, born 26 June 1874 in Pennsylvania;⁶¹⁸ died October 1920; buried in Greendale Cemetery. Their marriage license lists Albert living in Meadville, Crawford County in October 1898. In 1900, Albert and wife Bertha were living with John’s parents in West Mead Township, Crawford County, no children listed.⁶¹⁹ In 1910, Albert and Bertha were enumerated with children and were living in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, where Albert was enumerated as a collector for a telephone company. In 1920, the family was back in Crawford County (Vernon Township) where Albert was listed as a farmer.⁶²⁰ By 1930, Albert, farmer, was a widower, head of the household, living with his mother, Laura McClintock, a widow, in Vernon Township, Crawford County, Pennsylvania (page 12B). Known children of Albert and Bertha (Anderson) McClintock in 1910 (all born in Pennsylvania): (a) John A. McClintock, born circa 1901; enumerated as a stenographer for the Phoenix Iron County in 1920, when single and still living with his parents. (b) Robert K. McClintock, born circa 1904. (c) Thomas G. McClintock, born circa 1907. (d) Elizabeth McClintock, born circa 1909.

159. HUGH⁵ PLUMMER MCCLINTOCK (Hamilton⁴, Hamilton³, Hugh², Francis¹); born May 1857; married ANNA [—?—], born October 1863 in Pennsylvania.⁶²¹

In 1860, Plummer was not living with his parents, but was living near his parents in an inn, run by J. L. Colgin in Cornplanter Township.⁶²² Also living in this inn in 1860 was Samuel Culbertson (see #28 of “Culbertsons”), a son of Francis and Mary (Steeples) Culbertson. Samuel Culbertson and Plummer McClintocks were first cousins, once removed. In 1900 (census page 17B), 1910 (page 4A), and 1920 (page 18A), Hugh P., Anna (as Martha A. in 1910) and son were enumerated in Pittsburgh, Allegheny Township, Pennsylvania, where Plummer was listed as a manufacturer of paints.

Child of Plummer and Anna McClintock:

	315	i.	David⁶ H. (or M.) McClintock; born November 1891 in Pennsylvania. In 1920, David, single and living with his parents, was enumerated as a clerk for an engine company. Our David was probably the David McClintock, living in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, in 1930.⁶²³ He was born circa 1892 in Pennsylvania; married Gean [—?—], born circa 1894 in Pennsylvania. This David was associated with a private school in 1930. No children were listed in 1930, but there was a "niece," Gean Scott, born circa 1914 in Pennsylvania; enumerated as a cook in a private school.

163. JUDSON⁵ ELLSWORTH MCCLINTOCK (Hugh⁴, Francis³, James², Francis¹); born circa 1862 in Pennsylvania,⁶²⁴ died 20 August 1919 in Los Angeles, California (see his obituary); married 25 January 1888, in Franklin, KATHERINE MOFFETT,⁶²⁵ born circa 1867 in Ohio, a daughter of Byron and Phoebe Marsh Moffett. Judson and Kate’s marriage license lists Judson as a bookkeeper IN Oil City. Judson would have been born about the same year that his father died. The birth places of Judson and Kate McClintock’s children would indicate the family moved several times. In 1910 the family was in Franklin, Pennsylvania, where Judson was enumerated as a messenger in a the boiler works.⁶²⁶

From Franklin (Pennsylvania) Public Library, obituary abstracts, Venango Citizen's Press (Franklin), 10 March 1920:

MCCLINTOCK, J. E., a former resident of this city, died Wednesday at his home in Los Angeles, California, of acute Brights Disease. A telegram was received Thursday by his brother–in–law, George K. Moffett. The deceased left here about 8 years ago to go to California. His wife, Katherine Moffett, of Franklin, who survives, together with one son, Captain Fred McClintock, who serves in France with the 79th Division, and Mrs. Arthur Martin, all of whom reside in Los Angeles, California. Another son, Byron McClintock, died several months ago.

Children of Judson and Kate (Moffett) McClintock:⁶²⁷

316	i.	Bryon⁶ McClintock; died late December 1918 or 1 January 1919 in Los Angeles, California. His obituary states he “was the older son.”⁶²⁸
317	ii.	Fred H. McClintock; born circa 1891 in Pennsylvania.(See Judson’s obituary above.) He was possibly the Fred McClintock, born circa 1891 in Pennsylvania, who was living in Santa Rosa, California, in 1930 with wife Ramona [—?—], born circa 1902 in California, and daughter Dellora McClintock.⁶²⁹ This Fred McClintock was enumerated as lab superintendent of a distillery.
318	iii.	Bernice McClintock; born circa 1895 in New Jersey; married Arthur Martin.

164. FRANCIS⁵ A. MCCLINTOCK (James⁴, Francis³, James², Francis¹); born 16 November 1827; died 19 February 1895 of apoplexy in Oakland Township,⁶³⁰ buried in Breedtown Cemetery⁶³¹ Cherrytree Township; married 14 February 1856 BARBARA JANE PRITCHARD, (see obituary below), born September 1831,⁶³² died 4 October 1906,⁶³³ buried in Breedtown Cemetery.⁶³⁴ The family lived in Dempseytown,⁶³⁵ Oakland Township.

Barbara was a daughter of William (born in Wales) and Rachel Pritchard, who in 1850 were enumerated in Oakland Township with children Francis, Barbara, William B., and Rachel Ann Pritchard.⁶³⁶ William, in his will, leaves $1000 to daughter Barbara McClintock.⁶³⁷

From Franklin (Pennsylvania) Public Library, obituary abstracts, “Strawbridge Scrapbook,” 1891–1921, Dempseytown:

MCCLINTOCK, F. A., lifelong resident of Oakland twp., died at home 19 Feb., 67y, 3m, 3d. Son of General James McClintock and the brother of H. McClintock of the Oil City Derrick; C. A. McClintock of Huntington, WV; C. F. of Greenville [Hempfield Township, Mercer County, Pennsylvania]; James of Tidioute; and Miss Angeline of Greenville. Married 14 Feb. 1856 Barbara Prichard. Children: W. G., of Franklin, Adam, Greeley, CO; John near the old homestead; Mrs. F. M. Weikal, Oakland twp; Miss Rosa at home.

From Franklin (Pennsylvania) Public Library, obituary abstracts, Venango Citizen’s Press (Franklin), 11 October 1906, page 3:

MCCLINTOCK, Mrs. Barbara J., aged 70 years, died at home in Dempseytown, Oct 4th. She was the daughter of William and Rachel Prichard, of Oakland twp., and was married in 1856 to P. [sic] A. McClintock. Five children survive; W. G., of Franklin; James A. of Greeley, CO; and Mrs. F. M. Weikal of Dempseytown and John F. and Rosa at home. She was a member of the Baptist Church in Dempseytown. Interment in Breedtown Cemetery.

Heirs mentioned in Barbara McClintock’s will were daughter Rosa McClintock (who received the bulk of Barbara’s personal and real estate), son John F. McClintock, son W. G. McClintock, and son James A. McClintock.⁶³⁸

Children of Francis and Barbara (Pritchard) McClintock:⁶³⁹

+	319	i.	William⁶ Gilbert McClintock; born circa 1857; died 18 February 1939; buried in Franklin, Pennsylvania, Cemetery; married 14 October 1880 Almeda Jane Cauvel.
+	320	ii.	James Allen McClintock; born September 1861; died 3 February 1941; married [—?—].
	321	iii.	Mary (May) J. McClintock; born July 1862 in Pennsylvania; married (first) 19 September 1882 Francis (Frank) M. Weikal; born August 1863 in Pennsylvania. Their marriage announcement lists Frank as a farmer, with both Frank and May from Dempseytown [Oakland Township].⁶⁴⁰. Mary J. and Frank did not have children. I have not been able to associate Frank Weikal with the [—?—] Weikal who married Alma G. McClintock (#334) or with the Michael (Martin?) Lamey Weikal who married Josephine Fleming (#159 of “Flemings”), but suspect all three Weikals were related. Frank and Mary J. lived in Oakland Township, Venango County, Pennsylvania in 1900 and 1910, where Frank was listed as a farmer in 1900 (page 4B) and 1910 (page 8A). A 1930 federal census record for Oakland Township, Venango County, Pennsylvania (page 1B) lists Frank M. Weikal and wife (second wife?) Maud M. Weikal, born circa 1870 in Ohio. At this time Frank was enumerated as a laborer, odd jobs.
	322	iv.	Rosa M. McClintock; born May 1866; alive in 1906, re obituaries of her parents and 1900 Pennsylvania soundex for McClintocks.⁶⁴¹ Perhaps she was the “Mrs.” Rose McClintock “of Oil City,” died 22 May 1923; buried in her brother William’s plot in Franklin Cemetery.⁶⁴²
	323	v.	John Frank McClintock; born August 1869 in Pennsylvania; died 30 March 1947;⁶⁴³ buried in Bethel Cemetery, Oakland Township, Venango County, Pennsylvania;⁶⁴⁴ married 30 October 1895, in Franklin, Sylvia May Carter, born August 1868 in Pennsylvania; died 24 April 1940; buried in Bethel Cemetery.⁶⁴⁵ Their marriage license lists Sylvia’s parents as James and Martha Carter, both John McClintock and Sylvia Carter being reported residing in Dempseytown, Venango County.⁶⁴⁶ In 1900 and 1910,⁶⁴⁷ John and Sylvia were enumerated in Oakland Township, Venango County; no children were listed at these times. In 1920 (page 4A) and 1930 (page 5B), still in Oakland Township. John F. Sylvia were listed with one child. John F. McClintock was a farmer. His will is in Venango County, Pennsylvania, Will Book 37, page 486. Child of John and Sylvia May (Carter McClintock): (a) Frank J. McClintock, born circa 1911 in Pennsylvania.⁶⁴⁸
	324	vi.	Adam McClintock; of Greeley, Colorado, as indicated in the obituary of his father.

Also living in Francis A. McClintock’s household in 1880 was a Mary Strawbridge, “sister–in–law,” age 5, and Mary J. Strawbridge, “niece,” age 8.

165. JOHN⁵ S. MCCLINTOCK (James⁴, Francis³, Hugh², Francis¹); born circa 1828;⁶⁴⁹ died 1888 in Titusville, Pennsylvania; married (tentative) PAMELA POPPLEWELL, born June 1847 in New Jersey, died February 1915 in Titusville, Pennsylvania.

John S. McClintock was enumerated in 1870 in Titusville, born circa 1828, with wife Permelia and son Edward, and then in Cherrytree Township, Venango County in 1880, with Permelia, Edward and Jennie Alice.⁶⁵⁰ At least three land deeds⁶⁵¹ between John S. McClintock and wife Pamela (with one transcribed as Permelia) and Jerusha McClintock (administratrix) confirms that the John S. of Titusville in 1870 and of Cherrytree Township in 1880 was the John S., son of James McClintock. John S. McClintock probably had a first wife, Eliza Davidson (#132), who died in the 1860s. I can not find documents definitely showing two different John S. McClintocks in Venango County and Crawford County at the same time. There is an 1852 land deed, which lists James McClintock (John’s father), and Jerusha McClintock (John’s step–mother) selling land in Cornplanter Township to John McClintock, both of Cornplanter Township; there was no mentions of wives.⁶⁵²

After John S. McClintock died, Pamela married J. W. Garcelon, died circa 1912.

Titusville Herald, 15 February 1915:⁶⁵³

On Saturday evening Mrs. Pamela Garcelon, widow of the late J. W. Garcelon, a resident of this city for the past 50 years and a lady well known to the older residents of Titusville, passed away at the home of her granddaughter, Mrs. Fred Hoffman, 163 N. First St. For the past eight months Mrs. Garcelon had been ailing and a short time ago her condition became so alarming that it was thought best to remove her from her West Walnut Street residence to the home of Mrs. Hoffman.

The deceased was born 68 years ago last June and was the daughter of Benjamin and Anna Popplewell. In the middle 60s the family came to Titusville and lived there until death called the various members.

The deceased was twice married. Her first husband was J. S. McClintock who died this city in 1888. She again married, this time to J. S. Garcelon who passed away about three years ago.

She is survived by one son, Edward P. McClintock of Clearfield; her only daughter, Mrs. Jennie Dunkin, having died 24 years ago. She is also survived by the following grandchildren: Mrs. Fred Hoffman, and R. L. Dunkin, of this city and Naomi, Ellen and Maizee, of Clearfield.

Mrs. Garcelon was a lifelong Spiritualist in her religious faith. She was a quiet lover of her home and family and her death will be mourned by many.

Her funeral was held at her daughter’s home and she is buried in Greenwood Cemetery. Titusville death records state that she died of cancer of the liver, that her father was Benj. Popplewell (sic) and she was born in New Jersey.

Known children of John and Permelia (Popplewell) McClintock:⁶⁵⁴

	325	i.	Edward⁶ P. McClintock; born August 1867 in Pennsylvania; married Effie [—?—], born April 1867 in North Carolina. The family lived in Clearfield, Pennsylvania, in 1900 and 1910, when Edward was enumerated as a superintendent of a toy factory.⁶⁵⁵ The family was in Rutland Township, Rutland County, Vermont in 1920 (page 11B), where Edward (as Edwin) was listed as manager ?__ shop. In 1930, the family was in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (page 26A), where Edward was listed as a cabinet maker. Children of Edward and Effie McClintock known from the federal censuses: (a) Marzee McClintock, born June 1895 in Pennsylvania. (b) Ellen McClintock, born circa 1901 in Pennsylvania; married [—?—] Collins. In 1930, Ellen, divorced, was living with her parents in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, where she was enumerated as a stenographer. (c) Naomi McClintock, born circa 1905 in Pennsylvania; married [—?—] Strong. In 1930, Naomi Strong was living with her parents in Philadelphia, where she was listed as a student nurse. Living next to the McClintocks in 1930 was J. William and Teresa McCrackin and two children and grandchild Nadine Strong, born in Vermont (father born in New Jersey, mother born in Pennsylvania). Possibly she was a daughter of Naomi (McClintock) Strong.
	326	ii.	Jennie Alice McClintock; born 1870; died circa 1891; married 21 January 1887 Joseph Dunkin, born 1861. Their 1887 marriage license⁶⁵⁶ lists Jennie Alice McClintock from Titusville and Joseph Dunkin, a machinist, from Oil City. Children known from Jennie’s mother, Permelia Popplewell (McClintock) (Garcelon), obituary: (a) Mrs. Fred Hoffman. (b) R. L. Dunkin.

166. MARY⁵ ANN MCCLINTOCK (James⁴, Francis³, Hugh², Francis¹); born 13 April 1829; died 17 January 1889; buried in Franklin Cemetery, Franklin, Pennsylvania; married (first) HIRAM B. GORDON,⁶⁵⁷ born 1829; died 2 May 1866; buried in the Franklin Cemetery;⁶⁵⁸ married (second) HENRY A. STRONG, in circa 1871; he was born circa 1845 in Connecticut.

In 1860, the family was living in Oakland Township, Venango County, Pennsylvania, where Hiram was listed as an artist (a mistake?).⁶⁵⁹ Hiram Gordon’s will was written 7 April 1866, recorded 31 May 1866; he left his entire estate to Mary, no other names being mentioned.⁶⁶⁰ Hiram B. Gordon, husband of Mary Ann McClintock, would probably be the Hiram B. Gordon, who in 1864 was Register for the Probate of Wills, Venango County, and granted letters of administration to John W. Steele and Robert McFate, 22 March 1864, regarding the will of Sarah (McKnight) McClintock (see #68).

In 1869, Mary Ann Gordon, one of the heirs of the estate of James R. McClintock, petitioned the court to cite Jerusha McClintock, administratrix, for not settling the estate. A citation was issued 3 March 1869.⁶⁶¹ In 1870, Mary Ann Gordon of Franklin sold land in Oakland Township to Jerusha McClintock for $2,400.⁶⁶²

In 1880, Mary Ann and second husband Henry Strong were living in Erie, Pennsylvania, with children of May Ann and Hiram B. Gordon. Henry A. was enumerated as a teacher.⁶⁶³ Henry A. and Mary Ann apparently did not have children.

Venango Spectator (Franklin, Pennsylvania), 29 March 1872:⁶⁶⁴

Married on Friday, March 22, by Rev. John Peate, H. A. Strong, formerly principal of the Franklin Union School, to Mrs. M. A. Gordon, of Franklin.

Citizen Press (Franklin, Pennsylvania), 24 January 1889.⁶⁶⁵

Death of Mrs. H. A. Strong - The Many friends of Mrs. H. A. Strong in this city were pained to learn that she had died suddenly at her home in Erie, on Thursday morning, Jan 17th. The cause of her death was neuralgia of the heart. For several years she had suffered from severe neuralgic pains, which were of more frequent occurrence of late. A short time since, Major Sheldon McClintock, of Wilmington, Pa., a brother of Mrs. Strong, died of heart disease and his death troubled her, and but a few days previous to her death expressed the belief that she would die in a similar manner.

Mrs. Strong, whose maiden name was Mary Anne McClintock, was a daughter of the late Col. James McClintock, of Dempseytown, this county. She married Hiram B. Gordon, who was subsequently twice elected Register and Recorder of this county, and who died in this city May 2, 1866. Of their four children, Ida (Mrs. John A. Wilson) and H. J. Gordon, live in this city, and two daughters, Misses Emma and Hattie, reside in Erie. Deceased was a half sister to Homer McClintock, of Oil City and C. A. McClintock, of Dempseytown. About 1871, Mrs. Gordon was married to Prof. H. A. Strong, who had been superintendent of the public schools in this city and was prominent in educational affairs. Having read law and been admitted to the bar, Mr. Strong subsequently removed to Erie, where he has been engaged in law practice for about nine years.

The remains were brought to this city on Friday and funeral services were held at the M. E. Church on Sunday afternoon, but the interment, which was in the Franklin Cemetery, was not until Monday afternoon, owing to the non-arrival of expected relatives

Children of Hiram B. and Mary Ann (McClintock) Gordon:⁶⁶⁶

	327	i.	Julia⁶ Gordon; died in infancy. She was probably the E. J. Gordon who died 7 July 1853, 1 year, 3 months; buried in the Gordon plot, Franklin Cemetery
+	328	ii.	Ida Gordon; born 26 October 1854; died 28 February 1930; buried in the Gordon plot, Franklin Cemetery; married John A. Wilson.
	329	iii.	Homer Judson Gordon; born 14 August 1855; died 28 May 1916; buried in the Gordon plot, Franklin Cemetery.
	330	iv.	Emma J. Gordon; born 3 November 1857; died 8 May 1936; buried in the Gordon plot, Franklin Cemetery. In 1880, Emma, single and living with her mother and step-father (Henry A. Strong) in Erie, Pennsylvania, was enumerated as a teacher. In 1910 and 1920, Emma, single, no occupation, was living with her sister Ida (Wilson) and family in Franklin, Pennsylvania. In 1930, Emma (indexed as Eleanor) was living with her nephew Edwin G. Wilson in Franklin, Pennsylvania.
	331	v.	Jane Gordon. She probably was the Jennie Gordon; died September 1861; buried in the Gordon plot, Franklin Cemetery. She was not listed in the 1860 federal census for this family; apparently she was born after the 1860 census.
	332	vi.	Harriet Gordon. She would be the Hattie B. Gordon, born 9 August 1862; died 13 January 1932; buried in the Gordon plot, Franklin Cemetery. In 1910 and 1920, Harriet, single, no occupation, was living with her sister Ida (Wilson) and family in Franklin, Pennsylvania.
	333	vii.	Joseph Gordon; Probably he was the Joe Gordon; died 26 May? 1866; buried in the Gordon plot, Franklin Cemetery.

169. COLUMBUS⁵ FERDINAND MCCLINTOCK (James⁴, Francis³, Hugh², Francis¹); born 28 November 1841 in Dempseytown, Oakland Township, Venango County; died 29 February 1920; buried in Shenango Cemetery, Mercer County; married 14 October 1869 MARGARET MARY KEAN of Dempseytown;⁶⁶⁷ she was born February 1850,⁶⁶⁸ in Greenville, Hempfield Township, Mercer County.

Margaret Mary (Kean) McClintock was called Maggie.⁶⁶⁹ In 1870 C. F. and Margaret were in Oakland Township.⁶⁷⁰ C. Ferdinand, a house painter, and Margaret M. and daughter Alma were enumerated in Oakland Township in the 1880.⁶⁷¹ In 1900, 1910 and 1920, Columbus, Margaret and family enumerated in Greenville, Mercer County, Pennsylvania. Columbus was listed as a painter in 1880, an uphosterer in 1900, a glazier for the railroad in 1910, and no occupation in 1920, the year Columbus died. (Columbus died 29 February 1920; whereas the federal census for his location was taken 14 and 15 January 1920.)⁶⁷² Also living with the family in 1910 was Margaret's mother, Mary Kean, widow, born 1824 in Pennsylvania. Also in the family in 1920 was Columbus's sister, Angeline McClintock, born circa 1844 in Pennsylvania. In 1930, Margaret, widow, was living with her son Victor and family in Greenville, Mercer County (page 4B).

From Franklin (Pennsylvania) Public Library, obituary abstracts, Venango Citizen's Press (Franklin), 10 March 1920:

MCCLINTOCK, C. F. aged 78, died at his home in Greenville [Hempfield Township, Mercer County], Feb. 29. Mr. McClintock was born 28 Nov. 1841, at Dempseytown, a son of James McClintock. On Oct. 14, 1869, he married to Miss Margaret Kean, daughter of John Kean, dec. Mr. McClintock had been a resident of Greenville for 33 years. He leaves his widow, one son, J. Victor, one daughter, Lois, and one sister, Miss Angie, all of Greenville. He was a member of the Lutheran Church. Interment Shenango Cemetery [Mercer County].

Children of C. Ferdinand and Margaret Mary (Kean) McClintock:⁶⁷³

+	334	1.	Alma⁶ G. McClintock; born circa 1872; married (tentative) [—?—] Weikal.
	335	ii.	Lois McClintock; born August 1884. In 1910, Lois, single and living with her parents, was enumerated as a billing clerk.
	336	iii.	J. Victor McClintock; born January 1890 in Pennsylvania; married Ruth L. [—?—], born circa 1894 in Pennsylvania. In 1910, Victor, single and living with his parents, was also enumerated as a billing clerk. No children were reported in the 1920 federal census when Victor and Ruth were living in Greenville, Pennsylvania, and Victor was enumerated as a clerk in a railroad office.⁶⁷⁴ At this time, Columbus and Margaret were in Victor’s household as was Columbus’s sister Angeline McClintock, born circa 1844 in Pennsylvania. Victor, Ruth, son Edward, and Victor's mother, Margaret were still in Greenville, Pennsylvania, in 1930 (page 4B), where Victor was listed as a clerk on the railroad. Child of Victor and Ruth known from the 1930 federal census: (a) Edward McClintock born circa 1913 in Pennsylvania. Edward was probably simply not recorded in the 1920 census.

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