Two other early McClintock families of Venango County
Alexander McClintock of Franklin
There was another early Alexander McClintock (born 1825; died 1874) in
Venango County, the Franklin area. I have not been able to associate
this Alexander McClintock with our McClintocks. In 1870, this
Alexander, a shoemaker, was enumerated with his family in Franklin,
Venango County. 810 Several obituaries in Franklin papers give
additional information on this family.
1. ALEXANDER 1 MCCLINTOCK
born circa 1825 in Pennsylvania; died 20 January 1874 in Franklin (see
his obituary); married Rosabelle Hoover, 811 born circa 1831 in
Pennsylvania, 812 interred 26 March 1898 in the Franklin
Cemetery. 813 In 1870, Alexander, 814
Rosa and family (Mary, age 19; George, age 14; Rose Bell, age 9;
Simeon, age 5; and Arnold, age 3) were enumerated in Franklin. In 1880,
Rosabelle and family were enumerated living on Elk Street, Franklin,
Pennsylvania. 815
From Franklin (Pennsylvania) Public Library, obituary abstracts, Venango
Spectator (Franklin), 22 January, 1874:
MCCLINTOCK, Alexander, died in this city, January 20,
1874, age 49 years and 13 days. (Clearfield and Mifflin papers please
copy.)
Known children of
Alexander and Rosabelle (Hoover) McClintock, order of birth is
tentative:816
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Jennie2
(Sarah?) McClintock,
born circa 1850. In 1880, Sarah McClintock was enumerated with her
parents in Franklin. This is the only mention of a Sarah for this
family, and I assume she was also called Jennie. She is possibly the J?
[the handwriting looked liked Jerusha to me] McClintock, interred 15
May 1897 in the plot (27–J), Franklin Cemetery, where her mother and
some of her siblings are known to be buried.817
From Franklin (Pennsylvania) Public Library, obituary abstracts, no
date or press listed:
MCCLINTOCK, Miss Jennie, eldest daughter of
Mrs. RH McClintock died at mother’s home on 8th between Liberty and Elk
Thursday. Member of 1st Pres. Church. Leaves mother and siblings: Miss
Mary, Simeon E., George H. and Miss Daisey, Franklin, Mrs. Burton Mays,
Magnetic Springs, OH.
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Mary W. McClintock;
born March 1853; died 10 October 1933; buried in Franklin,
Pennsylvania, Cemetery.818 In 1900 and 1910, Mary was living with her
sister Daisy and brother Carl in Franklin, Pennsylvania.819
From Franklin (Pennsylvania) Public Library, obituary abstracts, Venango
Citizen's Press (Franklin), 18 October 1933, page 5:
MCCLINTOCK, Miss Mary, died Tuesday at her home
on 8th St., daughter of the late Alexander and Rosabelle Hoover
McClintock. Survived by two brothers, George H., Healdton, OK, Carl B.,
Lakewood, Ohio; two sisters, Mrs. D. B. May, Urbana, OH; and Miss
Daisy, at home.
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Thomas Ross
McClintock; born 1854; died 1855.
From Franklin (Pennsylvania) Public Library, obituary abstracts, Venango
Spectator (Franklin), 22 August 1855:
MCCLINTOCK, obituary. Thomas Ross, age 1, son
of Alexander and Rosabella McClintock.
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George H.
McClintock; born 1
August 1858; died 6 November 1936; married [—?—]. |
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Rosabelle
McClintock;
born circa 1861; married D. Burton Mays, lived in Urbana, Ohio.820
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Simeon E.
McClintock; born circa
1866; died 10 March 1916; buried in Franklin, Pennsylvania, Cemetery;
married 22 October 1889 Mary (Mollie) Emily Stroup. |
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Mary McClintock;
born circa 1867. Arnold was enumerated in the 1870 census for Franklin,
Crawford County, but no additional records; probably died young.
Possibly Arnold and Carl were the same person, but the census dates
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Carl B. McClintock;
born September 1870; lived in Lakewood, Oklahoma. In 1900 Carl was
living with sisters Mary and Daisy in Franklin, Pennsylvania.821
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Daisy McClintock;
born September 1872; died 21 February 1936; buried in Franklin,
Pennsylvania, Cemetery.822 In 1900 she was living with sisters Mary and
brother Carl in Franklin, Pennsylvania.823 Her will is in
Venango Will Book 18, page 304. The only heir listed in the Index was a
Wayne Scannell.824
There is a picture of a women’s basketball team
including a Daisy McClintock on page 130 of Venango County Panorama. A
Pictorial History of Venango County, Pennsylvania. No date or
location was given, but would appear to be of the early twentieth
century. Since I have no information on a Daisy McClintock of our
McClintocks, the Daisy in the photograph could_ be the daughter of
Alexander and Rosabelle.
From Franklin (Pennsylvania) Public Library, obituary abstracts, Venango
Citizen's Press (Franklin), 26 February 1936, page 3:
MCCLINTOCK, Daisy, Miss, lifelong Franklin
residence, died at home 310 8th St., Friday. Daughter of the late
Alexander and Rosa Belle Hoover McClintock. Retired from the post
office 3 years ago. Siblings: Mrs. DB May, Urbana, OH, George of
Duncan, OK; Carl B. Lakewood, OH. Sister Miss Mary died 2 years ago.
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5. GEORGE2 MCCLINTOCK; born 1 August 1858; died
6 November 1936; married [—?—].
From Franklin (Pennsylvania) Public Library, obituary abstracts, Venango
Citizen's Press (Franklin), 18 November 1936, page 5:
MCCLINTOCK, George B., 78, of Duncan, OK, died 6 Nov.
He moved to Duncan about 40 years ago. Born in Franklin, 1 Aug. 1858,
s/o of M/M Alexander McClintock. Brother of Miss Daisy, for many years
an employee of the post office. . Survived by wife and son Glenn and
daughter Austa of Duncan. Sister Mrs. DB May, Urbana, OH. In Franklin,
he lived at 310 8th.
Known children of George and wife were
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Virginia3
McClintock; died 1920 in Armor, Oklahoma.
From Franklin (Pennsylvania) Public Library, obituary
abstracts, Venango Citizen's Press (Franklin), 28 April 1920:
MCCLINTOCK, Miss Virginia. A telegram received Wednesday from Ardmore,
OK, announced the death in a hospital there of Miss Virginia
McClintock, daughter of George McClintock, formerly of Franklin. The
deceased leaves her parents, a sister, Austa, and a brother Glenn. An
aunt, Miss Daisy McClintock, of Venango County, also survives.
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Austa McClintock. |
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Glenn McClintock. |
7. SIMEON2 E. MCCLINTOCK,
born circa 1866; died 10 March 1916; buried in Franklin, Pennsylvania,
Cemetery; 825 married 22 October 1889 MARY (MOLLIE) EMILY
STROUP, born circa 1866, 826 died 18 September
1948; buried in Franklin
Cemetery. 827 Simeon and Mary’s marriage license
application lists Mollie’s parents as Daniel and Harriet Stroup and
Mollie’s residence as Franklin.
From Franklin (Pennsylvania) Public Library, obituary abstracts, Venango
Citizen's Press (Franklin), 29 March 1916:
MCCLINTOCK, Simeon M., 50, died today as a result of
an accident at the Eclipse [an oil refinery near Franklin]. Son of
Alexander McClintock, born in Franklin. Leaves wife who was Mollie
Stroup, 11 children. Siblings George, Cairo WV, Mrs. DR Lay [sic],
Urbana, OH, Mary, Daisy, Carl, Franklin.
According to Simeon’s obituary, Simeon and Mollie had eleven
children. But the names listed in the obituary of son Franklin and
other documents do not match with those of the 1910 soundex for
McClintocks of Pennsylvania.828 The children of the
1910 soundex were William, age 20; Mildred, age 18; Irene, age 17; Ruth
O., age 15; Morgan (male), age 11; Plummer, age 10; Helen E., age 8;
Paul, age 5; Florence, age 4; and Myland W., age 1.
The names of the following children were extracted
from the obituary of Franklin McClintock and other documents:
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Maggie3
McClintock; born circa 1895; died 11 November 1897; buried in
Franklin Cemetery.829 The Venango County, Pennsylvania, Registry of
Deaths, 1893–1903,830 lists Maggie McClintock, born circa 1895;
died at 20 months 11 November 1897 in Franklin of lung fever; daughter
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Benjamin
Franklin McClintock; born 7 March 1900; died 17 January 1980;
apparently did not marry.
From Franklin (Pennsylvania) Public Library, obituary abstracts, press
not indicated, 5 May 1980:
MCCLINTOCK, Franklin. Age 79, of Franklin, died
17 Jan. Born Franklin 7 March 1900, a son of Simeon M. and Mary Emily
Stroup. WW II vet. Expert on antiques, circus and theatre. Survived by
3 sisters, Mrs. Raymond (Helen) Long of Reno; Mrs. Robert Leedom of
Franklin; Mrs. Ronald W. Brown of Monteray, CA; 2 brothers, Miller V.
McClintock of Franklin and Robert E. McClintock of Philadelphia.
Brother Paul died 5 Jan. this year. Two brothers and three sisters
deceased. Member of the St. John’s Episcopal Church.
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infant
McClintock; died 16 August 1901; buried in Franklin, Pennsylvania,
Cemetery.831
From Franklin (Pennsylvania) Public Library, obituary abstracts, press
not indicated, 17 August 1901, Franklin Daily Leader:
MCCLINTOCK. An infant child of Mr. and Mrs.
Simeon McClintock, Buffalo Street, died yesterday afternoon.
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Helen
McClintock; married Raymond Long. |
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Mr. Robert
Leedon. |
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Mrs. Robert W.
Brown |
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Miller V.
McClintock. |
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Robert E.
McClintock. |
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Paul
McClintock; died 5 January 1980, according to the obituary of his
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Charles Wilson (C. W.) McClintock of Oil City
Another McClintock family often encountered when researching Venango
County McClintocks was that of Charles Wilson (usually listed as C. W.)
McClintock of Oil City. I can not connect this McClintock family with
our McClintocks.
Generation One
1. CHARLES1 WILSON MCCLINTOCK, born 29 September
1829; died
30 November
1910. 832
Charles W. McClintock descended from Philadelphia Quaker McClintocks.
Apparently C. W., as he was called, moved to Tidioute (Warren County)
and then to Oil City. He married MARGARET ELIZABETH TYLER, born circa
1836 in New York state, 833 and had four children. 834
I believe she was the Mrs. Margaret McClintock, of Seneca Falls, New
York, who died 10 October 1899 at age 63 years and 10 months in Oil
City and whose place of residence was given as Seneca Falls, New York. 835
The Venango Citizen's Press (Franklin), 8 December
1910, reported the death of Charles W. McClintock of Oil City. stating
he was a descendant of the Old Friends Families of Philadelphia and a
Civil War veteran, born 29 September 1829 in Philadelphia, survived by
two children. In 1870, Charles and Margaret and children Fanny and
Charles were enumerated in Tidioute, Deerfield Township, Warren County.
Charles was listed as an editor.836
Children of C. W. and
Elizabeth (Tyler) McClintock, not necessarily in order of birth:837
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Fannie2
McClintock;
Fannie2 McClintock, born May 1860,838 died 16 April 1912;839
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Charles Tyler
McClintock; born
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died in infancy .
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3. CHARLES2 TYLER MCCLINTOCK
(Charles 1),
born
March 1863 in
Pennsylvania; married 1891 MARION BOUGHTON, 840
born September 1868
in Virginia. 841
Children of Charles Tyler and Marion Boughton
McClintock: 842 (1) Gladys 3 Eaton McClintock, born
May 1892,
married Hopewell Phinney; (2) Tyler Boughton McClintock; died in
infancy; (3) Charles Boughton McClintock, born February 1897,
married Doris Whitslar. Doris Whitslar McClintock (Mrs. Charles
Boughton [McClintock]) of Oil City; died 29 April 1969. 843
Her will is in Venango County Will Book 57, page 10.
Perhaps related to this Oil City family is T. A. McClintock of
Oil City, born April 1857 in Pennsylvania; enumerated in 1900 in Oil
City with one servant.844
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