Clifford Web End Notes II

501.: Harrison County, Kentucky, Record Book F, 1835-1848, Settlement F: 155, recorded 23 February 1839. George Simmons, administrator. From "Harrison County court records," compiled by Janet K. Pease and published in 1985 by the Grant County Historical Society, Williamstown, Kentucky.
502.: Birth year estimated from when Thomas first appeared on the Harrison County, Kentucky, tax list, which was 1827 (Harrison County, Kentucky tax lists, 1809-1828, year 1827) (FHL film 0008022).
503.: Harrison County, Kentucky, Marriage Index, volume 1, 1794-1893 (FHL film 0216877).
504.: Thomas Clifford households: 1850 federal census for Bourbon County, Kentucky, pages 29 and 31; 1850 federal census for District 1, East Part, Scott County, Kentucky, dwelling 149, family 149.
505.: 1810 federal census for Edward Clifford household, Harrison County, Kentucky, males: 2-3-0-1-0, females: 2-0-1-1-0-0.
506.: Birth date from his stone in Fort Palmer Cemetery.
507.: James's daughter, Sarah Ann, was alive in 1880 and both her parents were reported born in Pennsylvania in the 1880 federal census for Ligonier Township, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, dwelling 163, family 165. However places of birth of parents in the 1880 census were often erroneous, especially for parents of people not present when the census was taken.
508.: 1800 federal census for "widow Clifford" household, Fairfield Township, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, page 924.
509.: Westmoreland County Orphans Court Docket Aad, page 237, 1831. Letters of Administration for her estate to George Shrum [her grandson, see #219].
510.: 1800 federal census for "widow Clifford" household, Fairfield Township, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, page 924.
511.: Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, Will Book 1, page 160, written 25 February 1801, recorded 14 March 1801.
512.: Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, Orphan's Court Abstracts, Docket A, page 62. From Old Westmoreland, a quarterly published by the Southwest Pennsylvania Genealogical Services, Laughlintown, Pennsylvania, volume III, number 3, February 1983, page 22.
513.: Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, Grantee Index, Docket 9, page 344, recorded 1 August 1811.
514.: 1800 federal census for Daniel Rodgers household, Fairfield Township, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, page 936; Daniel Rodgers household, Fairfield Township, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, page 73.
515.: Pennsylvania Archives, 6th Series, volume II, page 272.
516.: "A biography of Colonel John Hinkson (LINK NOT FOUND, 2006) (1729-1789). Pennsylvania and Kentucky frontierman," by Robert E. Francis. Special edition of "The Ruddlesforter," Spring 2000, 20 pages.
517.: Westmoreland County Deed Book 8, pages 508-510, instituted 26 April 1793, recorded 16 November 1809.
518.: Page 29 (for James Clifford) and page 106 (for Barnabas McShane) in Fayette County, Pennsylvania, Taxpayers 1785-1799 (1991), 175 pages. T. L. C. Genealogy, P. O. Box 403369, Miami Beach, Florida 33140-1369. Major sources are from Fayette County section of Pennsylvania Archives, Third Series, volume 22.
519.: Page 29 (for James Clifford) and page 106 (for Barnabas McShane) in Fayette County, Pennsylvania, Taxpayers 1785-1799 (1991), 175 pages. T. L. C. Genealogy, P. O. Box 403369, Miami Beach, Florida 33140-1369. Main sources are from Fayette County section of Pennsylvania Archives, Third Series, Volume 22.
520.: Westmoreland County Deed Book 8, pages 508-510, instituted 26 April 1793, recorded 16 November 1809.
521.: Page 29 of Fayette County, Pennsylvania, Taxpayers 1785-1799 (1991), 175 pages. T. L. C. Genealogy, P. O. Box 403369, Miami Beach, Florida 33140-1369. Main sources are from Fayette County section of Pennsylvania Archives, Third Series, volume 22.
522.: Bourbon County, Kentucky tax lists, 1786-1806, year 1789 (FHL film 0007879).
523.: Will of Robert Shields, written 18 September 1764, recorded at Bethlehem (Hunterdon County, New Jersey) 23 November 1764. Executors were Robert Shield's wife, Jane, John Cowan, and Francis McShane. Witnesses were Arch. Stewart, Thomas Little and Thomas Flemen [Fleming?].
524.: Pennsylvania Magazine 12: 223, cited from a letter of Charles D. Clifford (Fort Mitchell, Kentucky).
525.: Calendars of New Jersey Wills, volume II, 1730-1750, part II, page 431, 16 May 1741, "Salem Town and Co."
526.: Calendar of New Jersey Wills, volume II, 1730-1750, part II, 15 April 1745.
527.: Calendar of New Jersey Wills, 1670-1760, volume III, 1751-1760, 8 October 1760.
528.: Information on the Sloans from Honeyman, A. (1918). Somerset County Historical Quarterly, volume 7; pages 277-278.
529.: From The Historical Society of Pennsylvania, Revolutionary War Military Abstract Card File (LINK NOT FOUND, 2006) (series #13.50).
530.: Charles Clifford private, Robert Clifford, private, on Westmoreland County Depreciation Pay List of the Revolution, Pennsylvania Archives, Fifth Series, volume IV, page 432.
531.: From Archive files of Pennsylvania and reported in "Petitions; Revolutionary,", of The National Genealogical Society Quarterly, volume 16, page 62.
532.: Bourbon County, Kentucky, Will Book A, page 64 (FHL film 0183132). An extract of Robert's will by Mrs. William Breckenridge Ardery.
533.: Westmoreland County Deed Book 8, pages 508-510, instituted 26 April 1793, recorded 16 November 1809.
534.: Will of Robert Shields, written 18 September 1764, recorded at Bethlehem (Hunterdon County, New Jersey) 23 November 1764. Executors were Robert Shield's wife, Jane, John Cowan, and Francis McShane. Witnesses were Arch. Stewart, Thomas Little and Thomas Flemen [Fleming?].
535.: Edward Clifford: 1810 federal census Harrison- County, Kentucky, males: 2-3-0-1-0, females: 2-0-1-1-; Edward Clifford: 1820 federal census for Harrison County, Kentucky, page 145?, males:1-2-0-0-1, females: 0-1-1-0-1; Edward Clifford: 1830 federal census for Harrison County, page 143, males: 0-0-0-1-2-0-0-0-1-0-0-0-0, females: 0-0-0-0-1-0-0-1-0-0-0-0-0.
536.: Charles Clifford, private, Robert Clifford, private, on Westmoreland County Depreciation Pay List of the Revolution, Pennsylvania Archives, Fifth Series, volume IV, page 432.
537.: Westmoreland County Deed Book 8, pages 508-510, instituted 26 April 1793, recorded 16 November 1809.
538.: From Archive files of Pennsylvania and reported in "Petitions; Revolutionary,", of The National Genealogical Society Quarterly, volume 16, page 62 (LINK NOT FOUND, 2006).
539.: 1810 federal census for Joseph Whitsett household, Harrison County, Kentucky, line 23, males: 3-0-3-0-1, females: 1-2-0-0-0.
540.: 1880 federal census for Frank E. Wilson household, Springfield Township, Clark County, Ohio, page 218B.
541.: International Genealogical Index for Cliffords of Virginia, as of May 1992, batch number 0177925, film, page 6,377.
542.: Nota Bene Newsletter (LINK NOT FOUND, 2006), volume I, issue 14, 18 May 200
543.: There was another early Joseph Whitsett of Kentucky. On 20 December 1794, Rebecca Stewart married Joseph Whitsett in Clark County, Kentucky. Rebecca was born circa 1778 in Gloucester County, New Jersey; she was a daughter of Ezekial and Rachel (Larrison) Stewart. Joseph Whitsett, born circa 1774, died 1824, was a son of Samuel and Margaret (Tuttle) Whitsett. Perhaps this Joseph was a cousin of our Joseph Whitsett. Clark County is south of and borders on Bourbon County. According to records of William Thornton Whitsett (1866-1936), housed in the University of North Carolina Library (?Chapel Hill, North Carolina), three Whitsett brothers, William (born 20 August 1731), John and Joseph, came to Pennsylvania from County Antrim, Ireland, in 1740, at which time William was married, but probably not John and Joseph. They were sons of William (1709-1798) and Elizabeth (Dawson) Whitsett, and the grandsons of Samuel Whitsett (1664-1754) of County Antrim. A Gedcom pertaining to "Hord, Haefner, and Wheat of Canada and Missouri" (Family Tree Maker file #2848, submitted 11 June 1995) gives information on the descendants of John Whitsett (father of Samuel, born circa 1740, died 1815). Names, dates and locations in this Gedcom strongly suggest that our Joseph was also a son of this John Whitsett (no dates or nor the name of wife), and therefore probably a grandson of the above mentioned William (1709-1798) and Elizabeth (Dawson) Whitsett, and the great grandson of Samuel Whitsett (1664-1754) of County Antrim.
544.: From "Ancestors of Van Rensselaer Carpenter," by Barbara Carpenter Martin (5836 Dairy Road, Baker, Florida 32531) and as taken from the website , updated 22 June 2000.
545.: According to an 18 January 1960 letter to Charles D. Clifford (Fort Mitchell, Kentucky) from Jessie (Smith) McCormick (#1957), Charles Clifford was supposed to have written on a piece of paper his children's birth years. Jessie, a daughter of Sara Clifford Smith, came into possession of these records. She was a Recorder of Deeds for Westmoreland County. The location of this piece of paper now is unknown.
546.: International Genealogical Index for Cliffords of Virginia, as of May 1992, batch number 0177925, film, page 6,377.
547.: "Ancestors of Van Rensselaer Carpenter," by Barbara Carpenter Martin as taken from the website http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com, updated 22 June 2000.
548.: "Ancestors of Van Rensselaer Carpenter (LINK NOT FOUND, 2006)," by Barbara Carpenter Martin as taken from the website, updated 22 June 2000.
549.: This information was sent to me by NAMEJenny Rasmussen Jenealogy@snet.net 30 April 2001. Jenny cites as her sources: Fayette County, Pennsylvania, Court Minute Books 1787-1804, and extracts from the "Beeler Family Folder."
550.: Fayette County, Pennsylvania, Court Records, volume 1: 1784-1831, which are in the Uniontown, Fayette County, Library under RG 929.3 F292, as cited by NAMEJenny Rasmussen Jenealogy@snet.net.
551.: Fayette County, Pennsylvania, September Term Court 1784 (?Civil Court Dockets), as cited by Jenny Rasmussen. This court case was also reported by Jenny's "Peter and Catherine Stacy? Who is Ruth?" online at wysiwyg://98/http://genforum.genealogy.com/stacy/messages/938.html.
552.: Page 167 of Fayette County, Pennsylvania, Taxpayers 1785-1799 (1991), 175 pages. T. L. C. Genealogy, P. O. Box 403369, Miami Beach, Florida 33140-1369. Main sources are from Fayette County section of Pennsylvania Archives, Third Series, volume 22.
553.: "Ancestors of Van Rensselaer Carpenter," by Barbara Carpenter Martin as taken from the website http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com, updated 22 June 2000.
554.: Bourbon County, Kentucky, tax lists, 1786-1806, year 1790 (FHL film 0007879).
555.: From a genforum message posted 14 March 1999 by Barbara Martin . See also Barbara Martin in the References section for her sources. The Miller's Station location from Robert Whitesitt, 111 West Argonne, Kirkwood, Missouri 63122-4201 to Barbara Martin.
556.: Bourbon County, Kentucky, Will Book A, page 64 (FHL film 0183132).
557.: "Ancestors of Van Rensselaer Carpenter, by Barbara Carpenter Martin (LINK NOT FOUND, 2006), updated 22 June 2000.
558.: "Ancestors of Van Rensselaer Carpenter," by Barbara Carpenter Martin as taken from the website http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com, updated 22 June 2000.
559.: Bourbon County, Kentucky, tax lists, 1786-1806, year 1795 (FHL film 0007879).
560.: Page 167 of Fayette County, Pennsylvania, Taxpayers 1785-1799 (1991), 175 pages. T. L. C. Genealogy, P. O. Box 403369, Miami Beach, Florida 33140-1369. Main sources are from Fayette County section of Pennsylvania Archives, Third Series, volume 22.
561.: Bourbon County, Kentucky, tax lists, 1786-1806, year 1800 (FHL film 0007879).
562.: Harrison County Deed Book 9, recorded 8 July 1824, pages 364-366, plus other quit claim documents (see under names of children) (FHL film 0216853).
563.: Harrison County, Kentucky, tax lists, 1809-1828, year 1809 (FHL film 0008022).
564.: 1810 federal census for Edward Clifford household, Harrison County, Kentucky, line 23, males: 3-0-3-0-1, females: 1-2-0-0-0. At this time, apparently three daughters were still at home: Emily would be one; the other two would probably be Mary Malina and Margaret, although Matilda might have been one of them. I can not account for the six males under 26; perhaps most were grandsons?
565.: Harrison County, Kentucky, Record Book B, April Court of 1812, pages 246 (FHL film 0216868).
566.: Harrison County, Kentucky, tax lists, 1809-1828, year 1813 (FHL film 0008022).
567.: Harrison County, Kentucky, tax lists, 1809-1828, year 1814 (FHL film 0008022).
568.: Harrison County, Kentucky, Record Book B, April Court of 1812, page 272 (FHL film 0216868).
569.: Harrison County Record Book C, 1814-1820, July 1814 Court, page 3 (FHL film 0216868).
570.: E. Putman. (1913). Descendants of John Hewes (LINK NOT FOUND, 2006). Privately published, New York, page 499.
571.: From a genforum message posted 14 March 1999 by Barbara C. Martin. See also Barbara Martin in the References section for her sources. Barbara Martin reports they moved in 1812 or 1813.
572.: Harrison County, Kentucky tax lists, 1809-1828, year 1815 (FHL film 0008022).
573.: Westmoreland County Will Book 1, page 343, Fairfield Township; written 8 July 1815, recorded 6 May 1816. Executors were son Joseph Clifford, Thomas Pollock and J. L. Pollock.
574.: Harrison County Record Book C, 1814-1820, August 1816 Court, page 170 (FHL film 0216868).
575.: Harrison County, Kentucky, Record Book C, April Court of 1817, pages 228-229 (FHL film 0216868).
576.: Harrison County Deed Book 9, instituted 25 June 1824, recorded 1 July 1824, page 201 (FHL film 0216853).
577.: According to Black (1979), page 565, this is a writ of execution commanding the sheriff to levy and make the amount of a judgment from the goods and chattels of the judgment debtor.
578.: The heirs were John Hamilton, Peggy Hamilton, Dolly Hamilton and George Hamilton.
579.: Harrison County Deed Book 9, recorded 8 July 1824, pages 364-366 (FHL film 0216853).
580.: Harrison County Deed Book 10, instituted 31 May 1827, recorded 2 June 1827, pages 312 (FHL film 0216853).
581.: Quit claim agreement between Charles Whitsett and Richard and Rebecca Hall. Harrison County Deed Book 10, instituted 10 June 1826, page 303 (FHL film 0216853).
582.: Harrison County, Kentucky, Marriage Index, volume 1, 1794-1893, page ?3245 (page number was hard to decipher) (FHL film 0216877).
583.: Except where indicated, information on Joseph and Mary (Clifford) Whitsett's children is from Barbara Martin's online descendant reports-see References.
584.: 1850 federal census for John M. Irvin household, District 1, Bourbon County, Kentucky, page 297, dwelling 455, family 462.
585.: That Joseph was born in New Jersey is from page 15 of Hedley (1918a). Probably the original source for this statement can be traced to Abram Beachley Clifford (#676), a grandson of Joseph, and who was known to have contributed Clifford information for Old and New Westmoreland.
586.: Jordan (1906), volume II, page 245; Hedley (1918a), page 15.
587.: Pertaining to Joseph's stone: "In memory of Joseph Clifford who died June 9th 1841 Aged 77 yrs and 25 days." Pertaining to Isabel's stone: "Isabel wife of Joseph Clifford died June 23 1855 Aged 82 years & 6 months."
588.: Pennsylvania Archives, Sixth Series, volume 5, page 648; cited from page 42 of Charles D. Clifford (1984) "Our Clifford Line," 64 pages, privately published manuscript.
589.: 1800 federal census for Joseph Clifford household, Fairfield Township, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, page 924, males: 2-0-0-1, females: 2-0-1.
590.: 1810 federal census for Joseph Clifford household, Fairfield Township, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, page 792, males: 2-0-0-0-1, females: 4-1-0-1-1.
591.: 1820 federal census for Joseph Clifford household, Fairfield Township, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, page 69A, males: 0-1-2-0-1, females: 1-0-2-1-1; 1830 federal census for Joseph Clifford household, Ligonier Township, page 303: males: 0-0-0-0-3-0-0-0-1-0, females: 0-0-0-2-1-0-0-1-0.
592.: Charles D. Clifford presents a map of Joseph's acres on page 3 of "The Abram Clifford Family," by Charles D. Clifford (1989), 21 typewritten pages. Charles constructed the map from recollections of Don Robb. Don Robb was the son of Charles and Margie June (Clifford) Robb (#1279); Margie was a sister of Mollie (Clifford) Kleindienst.
593.: For information on Dr. Francis McConaughy and his "Old-time recollections," see References.
594.: Joseph Clifford households: 1800 federal census index for Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, page 924, males: 2-0-0-1-0, females: 2-0-1-0-0-0-0. 1810 federal census for Fairfield Township, Westmoreland County, page 792, males: 2-0-0-0-1, females: 4-1-1-1-0. 1820 federal census for Fairfield Township, Westmoreland County, page 69A, males: 0-1-2-0-1, females: 1-0-2-1-1. 1830 federal census for Ligonier Township, Westmoreland County, page 303: males: 0-0-0-0-3-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0, females: 0-0-0-2-1-0-0-1-0-0-0-0-0; 1840 federal census index for Ligonier Township, page 199.
595.: 1850 federal census for William Clifford household, Ligonier Township, Westmoreland County, page 35, dwelling 401, family 401.
596.: Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, Orphans Court Docket 8PN, page 177, 1855.
597.: Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, Orphans Court Docket 8PN page 321, 1857.
598.: On 24 February 1835, letters of administration in the name of the estate of Charles Clifford, late of Ligonier Township, were granted to Edward Clifford, with Thomas Beam and John McGowan as sureties (Orphans Court Docket Aad, page 208, 1835). I believe this Charles was the son of Joseph (and hence a brother of Edward). Thomas Beam married Rachel Clifford (#235), a sister of Charles and Edward.
599.: Pertaining to William's stone: "William Clifford died Aug. 12 1855 Aged 55 years & 10 months"
600.: 1840 federal census for Joseph Clifford household, Ligonier Township, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, page ?427, males: 0-0-0-0-0-0-1-0-0-1-0-0-0, females: 0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-1-0-0-0-0.
601.: Iscrupe, W. L. (1977). Ligonier Township tax lists, 1829-1842. Southwest Pennsylvania Genealogical Services, Laughlintown, Pennsylvania, page 8, 1841.
602.: 1850 federal census for William Clifford household, Ligonier Township, Westmoreland County, page 35, dwelling 401, family 401.
603.: Two of Thomas's children, Thomas (Jr.) and Sarah, were alive in 1880, at the time of the federal census. Son Thomas's 1880 census report for Ligonier Township, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, lists both of Thomas's parents born in Pennsylvania. Daughter Sarah Noble's census report for Centerville, Crawford County, Pennsylvania, page 77B, dwelling 62, family 64, lists Sarah's father born in New Jersey and her mother born in Ireland. I believe Sarah's report is the accurate one.
604.: Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, Cemetery records as searched by Bob and Mary Closson, R. D. 2, Box 373-A, Apollo, Pennsylvania 15613.
605.: 1850 federal census for Thomas Clifford, Ligonier Township, Westmoreland County, page 35, dwelling 407, family 407.
606.: 1880 federal census for Thomas Clifford household, Ligonier Township, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, page 23, dwelling 202, family 204.
607.: 1880 federal report for Henry Noble household, Centerville, Crawford County, Pennsylvania, page 77B, dwelling 62, family 64.
608.: Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, Cemetery records as searched by Bob and Mary Closson, R. D. 2, Box 373-A, Apollo, Pennsylvania 15613.
609.: In 1800, the James Lawson household in Fairfield Township, Westmoreland County, consisted of males: 2-1-4-0-1 and females: 0-1-2-0-1.
610.: Will abstract of James Lawson. Westmoreland County Will Book 2, page 128. James mentioned wife Sarah, sons Joseph, Hugh, Robert, William, David, John and legal representation of son Thomas; daughters Catherine "now Catherine Clifford," Jane Snodgrass, Sarah McKelvey and Elizabeth Smiley. Also mentioned: "James Barber Lawson, the reputed natural child of my son Hugh." The will was written 18 February 1825, recorded 12 April 1826. Witnesses were Thomas Pollock and Charles Clifford. The Charles Clifford was probably either Charles (born 1770) (#53), son of Charles and Jane (Gordon) Clifford, or Charles (1795-1833) (#231), son of Joseph and Isabel (Pritchett) Clifford.
611.: Thomas Clifford households: 1800 federal census index, Fairfield Township, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania. page 924, males: 1-0-0-1-0, females: 0-0-1-0-0-00. 1810 federal census for Fairfield Township, Westmoreland County, page 792, males: 3-0-0-1-0, females: 2-0-0-1-0. 1820 federal census for Fairfield Township, Westmoreland County, page 69A, males: 3-1-1-2-1, females: 2-2-0-1-0. 1830 federal census for Ligonier Township, Westmoreland County, page 303, males: 0-0-2-1-1-0-0-0-1, females: 0-0-0-2-2-0-0-1; 1840 federal census for Ligonier Township, Westmoreland County, page ?427, males: 0-0-0-0-1-2-0-0-1-1-0-0-0, females: 0-0-0-0-2-0-0-0-1-0-0-0-0.
612.: Iscrupe, W. L. (1977). Ligonier Township tax lists, 1829-1842. Southwest Pennsylvania Genealogical Services, Laughlintown, Pennsylvania, page 8, 1841.
613.: 1850 federal census for Thomas Clifford household, Ligonier Township, Westmoreland County, page 35, dwelling 407, family 407.
614.: Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, Will Book 3, page 43.
615.: Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, Orphans Court Docket Aad, page ?369, 1844.
616.: Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, Cemetery records, as searched by Bob and Mary Closson, R. D. 2, Box 373-A, Apollo, Pennsylvania 15613.
617.: 1850 federal census for Thomas Clifford household, Ligonier Township, Westmoreland County, page 36, family 407.
618.: Charles's son Joseph Clifford was alive at the time of 1880 federal census, and his census report lists both his parents born in New Jersey (Joseph Clifford household, Aboite Township, Allen County, Indiana, Enumeration District 109, page 2 or 311 (stamped), dwelling 9, family 9).
619.: The 1850 federal census for Joseph Clifford household, Ohio County, Virginia (now West Virginia), 44th District, page 89, dwelling 638, family 665, lists Jane as being born circa 1765. However Margaret Krecota in July 2008 emails (jkrecota@windstream.net), a Robert Lytle (Jane's father) worker, suggests, based on pre-1850 census records, that Jane probably could not have been born much before 1775. I now feel this is much closer to the mark than being born in 1765.
620.: 1850 federal census for Joseph Clifford household, Ohio County, Virginia, 44th District, page 89, dwelling 638, family 665.
621.: James S. Norton's "New Jersey in 1793," page 191; no additional information on source. Also on page 191 a John Litle and Abraham Allen were listed as a members of the Kingwood Militia, no date given. Our Robert Lytle married Elizabeth Allen.
622.: Indiana County, Pennsylvania, Will Book 1, page 51.
623.: Pennsylvania Archives, Sixth Series, volume V, pages 653-654. Cited from pages 43-44 of Charles D. Clifford (1984) "Our Clifford Line," 64 pages, privately published manuscript.
624.: "Burial Places of Soldiers of 1812 (LINK NOT FOUND, 2006)," by Ellie Roberts Ray, Blairsville, Pennsylvania, appearing in The National Genealogical Society Quarterly, volume 36, page 79.
625.: On 24 February 1835, letters of administration in the name of the estate of Charles Clifford, late of Ligonier Township, were granted to Edward Clifford, with Thomas Beam and John McGowan as sureties (Orphans Court Docket Aad, page 208, 1835). I believe this Charles was the son of Joseph (and hence a brother of Edward). Thomas Beam married Rachel Clifford (#235), a sister of Charles and Edward.
626.: Westmoreland County Grantee Index: Deed Book 6, page 24, 7 November 1800; and Deed Book 11, page 90, 21 February 1815. Both tracts were part of land patented to Charles's father, Charles, Sr., in 1795.
627.: Westmoreland County Grantee Index: Deed Book 17, page 124, 25 January 1828.
628.: For information on Dr. Francis McConaughy and his "Old-time recollections," see References.
629.: Charles Clifford households: 1820 federal census for Fairfield Township, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, page 69A, males: 1-2-0-2-1, females: 0-0-0-1-0; 1830 federal census for Ligonier Township, page 303, Westmoreland County, males: 0-0-0-0-4-1-0-1-0-0-0-0-0, females: 0-0-1-0-0-0-0-1-0-0-0-0-0.
630.: This according to Death Records, Westmoreland County Courthouse, 1885-1906; volume and page number not known; also 1880 federal census for Ligonier Township, Westmoreland County, page 23, family 204. However according to the 1850 federal census for Ligonier Township, Westmoreland County, page 35 (or ?36), dwelling 40, family 40, she was born 1811; according to the 1860 federal census for Ligonier Township, Westmoreland County, page 9, dwelling 64, family 64, and her Ligonier Valley Cemetery record, her death date would be 1813; according to the 1870 federal census for Ligonier Township, Westmoreland County, the year would be 1815; in the 1900 federal census soundex for Clifford (C-416) of Pennsylvania, page 11, volume 223, she is listed as born March 1814 (FHL film 1247795).
631.: 1840 federal census for Joseph Clifford household, Ligonier Township, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, page ?427, males: 1-0-0-1-1-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0, females: 1-0-0-0-1-0-0-0-1-0-0-0-0.
632.: 1850 federal census for Joseph Clifford household, Ohio County, Virginia (now West Virginia), 44th District, page 89, dwelling 638, family 665.
633.: 1860 federal census for Joseph Clifford household, Ohio County, Virginia, Wheeling Post Office, page 451, dwelling 162, family 169.
634.: Iscrupe, W. L. (1977). Ligonier Township tax lists, 1829-1842. Southwest Pennsylvania Genealogical Services, Laughlintown, Pennsylvania, 1841, page 146: 100 acres, valued at $12.00.
635.: Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, Orphans Court Docket Aad, page 268, 1842.
636.: Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, Orphans Court Docket Aad, page 331, 1842.
637.: Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, Orphans Court Docket 7PN, pages 153-154, 1846.
638.: This is a photocopy of a four page manuscript (pages 26-29) with the heading: "Lytle family," from "Some families of Indiana County." I do not know the author or the date. The manuscript was sent to me by Karen Wood (Iowa City, Iowa) in 1995.
639.: 1820 federal census for Charles Clifford household, Fairfield Township, Westmoreland County, page 69A: males: 1-2-0-2-1-0, females: 0-0-0-1-0-0.
640.: Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, Orphans Court Docket ?29, page 237, recorded 12 January 1847.
641.: Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, Orphans Court Docket ?29, pages 237-238, recorded 12 January 1847.
642.: Courtesy of Mary Ann Cottrell (Fort Wayne, Indiana).
643.: In part from Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania Orphans Court Docket 7PN, page 153, 1846.
644.: 1850 federal census for Joseph Clifford household, Ohio County, Virginia, 44th District, page 89, dwelling 638, family 665.
645.: New Jersey was listed as Jane's place of birth in the 1850 federal census, when Jane was in the household of her son Thomas: 1850 federal census for Fairfield Township, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, page 260, dwelling 351, family 351. New Jersey was also listed as Jane's place of birth on her Certificate of Death, Westmoreland County Court House, Registration of Deaths, 21 February 1853; the informant was Jonathan Louther.
646.: The 13 November 1852 death date is from her Certificate of Death, Westmoreland County Court House, Registration of Deaths, 21 February 1853; the informant was Jonathan Louther.
647.: From Fort Palmer Cemetery list, online, by Michael S. Caldwell-see Caldwell, M. S., in the References section for complete citation.
648.: Certificate of Death for Jane Menoher, from Westmoreland County Court House, Registration of Deaths, 21 February 1853; the informant was Jonathan Louther.
649.: This John Menoher was apparently the John Manocher enumerated in Westmoreland County in the 1790 census: 2 males over 16, no males under 16, and 3 females. 1790 federal census for Fairfield Township, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, page 261.
650.: Information on John Menoher from Boileau, J. "Descendants of John Menoher," as taken from the website, with supplemental information by James Boileauemail, November 2000.
651.: 1800 federal census for John Menoher household, Fairfield Township, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania: males: 1-0-0-1-0; females 1-0-0-1-0.
652.: 1810 federal census for John Menoher household, Fairfield Township, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania.
653.: 1830 federal census for Jane Menoher household, Fairfield Township, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, page 190: males: 0-0-0-2-2-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0; females: 0-1-0-0-1-0-0-0-00-0-0-0.
654.: 1850 federal census for Thomas Menoher household, Fairfield Township, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, page 260, dwelling 351, family 351.
655.: From the family group sheet chart "Descendants of George Clifford," 17 May 1996, by Arthur Everett (New Stanton, Pennsylvania).
656.: Dates from Fort Palmer Cemetery list, Fairfield Township, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, online, by Michael S. Caldwell-see Caldwell, M. C., in the References section for complete citation.
657.: 1830 federal census for Jane Menoher household, Fairfield Township, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, page 190; 1840 federal census for Thomas Menoher household, Fairfield Township, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, page 226; 1850 federal census for Thomas Menoher household, Fairfield Township, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, page 260, dwelling 351, family 351.
658.: 1860 federal census for Thomas Menoher household, Fairfield Township, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, page 194, dwelling 1471, family 1430.
659.: Fort Palmer Cemetery list, Fairfield Township, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, online, by Michael S. Caldwell-see Caldwell, M. C., in the References section for complete citation. Also mentioned in Jordan (1906), volume II, page 246; and in Hedley (1918a), page 15.
660.: The 1794 date from Samuel's stone in Fort Palmer Cemetery; the 1809 date from Boileau, J. "Descendants of John Menoher," with supplemental information from James Boileaut, November 2000. Probably the 1809 date is correct since the 1800 federal census for Westmoreland County lists only one male child in the household in 1800, and this would have been Charles (#255), born 1797.
661.: Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, Will Book ?3, number 1328, written 6 July 1839; recorded 19 August 1839.
662.: Fort Palmer Cemetery list, Fairfield Township, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, online, by Michael S. Caldwell-see Caldwell, M. C., in the References section for complete citation. Dates are tentative because inscriptions were not completely legible.
663.: 1840 federal census for Thomas Menoher household, Fairfield Township, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, page 226.
664.: 1850 federal census for Thomas Menoher household, Fairfield Township, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, page 260, dwelling 351, family 351.
665.: 1860 federal census for Thomas Menoher household, Fairfield Township, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, page 194, dwelling 1471, family 1430.
666.: The 1880 federal censuses for Lavinia (Reed) Lytle (#271) and Marshal Reed (#272) both list Sarah (Clifford) Reed (and her husband Robert Reed) as born in Pennsylvania-see under their names for specific census data.
667.: J. P. Lytle's (1909) The Reed Family is the source for most of Sarah and Robert's family (see References). Robert Reed's will is in Westmoreland County Will Book 1, page 136.
668.: Margaret was in the 1880 federal census household of her son James R. Adams, White Township, Indiana County, Pennsylvania, page 46B, dwelling 231, family 242. Lavinia was in the 1880 federal census household of her husband John Lytle, Washington Township, Indiana County, Pennsylvania, District 141, page 272B. Marshall was in the 1880 federal census household of his son James Reed, Ligonier Township, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, page 27, dwelling 240, family 243.
669.: "The ancestors of Melody Elaine Hull. (LINK NOT FOUND, 2006)".
670.: 1800 federal census for Robert Reed household, Fairfield Township, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania.
671.: 1810 federal census for Robert Reed household, Fairfield Township, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania.
672.: 1820 federal census for Robert Read household, Fairfield Township, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, page 73.
673.: 1850 federal census for Thomas Reed household, Ligonier Township, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, dwelling 388, family 388.
674.: Robert Reed's will was written 3 March 1795 and recorded 26 November 1796. His wife, Mary, and son-in-law John Johnston of Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, were executrix/executors. Robert mentioned his sons John and Robert, daughters (but not by name), Henry Tash, John Piper and Thomas Clifford (undoubtedly #52).
675.: 1800 federal census for Robert Reed household, Fairfield Township, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania.
676.: Several of our ancestors are buried in "Fairfield cemeteries" in Fairfield Township, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania. There are three "Fairfield cemeteries" in Fairfield Township. According to Michael Caldwell (see later), one, which I will call the Antiochian Village Cemetery, is at the site of the former Camp Fairfield (now Antiochian Village), about half way between Ligonier and West Fairfield. "Heading north from Ligonier on Route 711, turn right onto the road leading back to Antiochian Village. The little cemetery is on the right just beyond the entrance gate." Another Fairfield cemetery, called West Fairfield Cemetery (there is also a West Fairfield Methodist Cemetery in West Fairfield), is in West Fairfield, on Route 711, to the left, as one drives north. The third is the Union Church Cemetery, at the site of the former "Union" Church in the village of West Fairfield. Since many stones of these cemeteries are broken or unreadable, some ancestors listed as buried in "Fairfield Cemetery" could be buried in any of the three cemeteries. This information on the Fairfield cemeteries is online, by Michael S. Caldwell-see Caldwell, M. C., in the References section for complete citation.
677.: Lytle (1909), page 6.
678.: Names from Lytle (1909), page 10.
679.: The journal was kept by Thomas Galbraith and appears in volume II of George Dallas Albert's "Frontier Forts of Western Pennsylvania," published by Clarence M. Bush, State Printer of Pennsylvania (1896). A similar description is in Lytle (1909), page 15.
680.: There is a chart listing children on page 23 of Lytle (1909).
681.: 1850 federal census for Daniel Boucher household, Ligonier Township, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, page 3, dwelling 33, family 33.
682.: 1870 federal census for John Reed household, Ligonier Township, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, dwelling 351, family 356, page 49.
683.: Leah's maiden name from "Peter Williamson of Greenwich Township, Warren County, New Jersey," updated 18 February 2001, by Perry Streeter, 3273 NYS Route 248, Canisteo, New York 14823; online at www.perry.streeter.com.
684.: From "Mercer County Cemeteries: Pennington Presbyterian Churchyard," appearing in The Genealogical Magazine of New Jersey, volume 43, page 38.
685.: Information on Derrick Hoagland and the Gulicks from a Hoagland Family Genealogy Forum : "Sutphin/Gulick/Williamson/Hunterdon County, New Jersey, by Susan Peck; and in part from "Peter Williamson of Greenwich Township, Warren County, New Jersey," 2001, by Perry Streeter, 3273 NYS Route 248, Canisteo, New York 14823; online at www.perry.streeter.com. That this Derrick Hoagland was the father of our Leah Hoagland is speculation on my part, based on the names given in the Hoagland Family Genealogy Forum.
686.: Will of Ann Martin, Bethlehem Township, Hunterdon County, New Jersey; written 13 September 1810, recorded at Flemington, [Hunterdon County] New Jersey, 13 October 1810; executors were "my friends" George Maxwell and George Garrison, both of Bethlehem Township; witnesses were William Covenhover, Elizabeth Dehart and Spencer Carter; surrogate was George C. Maxwell. From Hunterdon County, New Jersey, Will Book 2, page 22.
687.: 1830 federal census of Hopewell Township, Hunterdon County (now Mercer County), New Jersey, page 498.
688.: 1840 federal census for Charles Clifford household, Hopewell Township, Mercer County, New Jersey, page 121; 1850 federal census for Charles Clifford household, Hopewell Township, Mercer County, New Jersey, page 112, dwelling 362, family 391.
689.: 1860 federal census for Cornelius Howell household, Hopewell Township, Pennington Post Office, Mercer County, pages 309-310, dwelling 264, family 264.
690.: 1870 federal census for Henry Perrine household, Hopewell Township, Pennington Post Office, Mercer County, page 147, family 205 (no dwelling number given).
691.: Mercer County, New Jersey Deed Book 40, pages 555-556, instituted 1 April 1858, recorded 31 May 1858.
692.: Will of Charles Clifford, Mercer County, New Jersey, Will Book C, folio 105, 1000K, written 21 September 1851, recorded 22 January 1857. Witnesses were Charles and Andrew Fish.
693.: Typewritten sheet pertaining to heirs of Charles Clifford in the Clifford Family File of the Hunterdon County, Historical Society, Flemington, New Jersey; sent to the Society by Emma H. Ross (Mrs. Elbert), 31 Noriand Street, Holliston, Massachusetts 01746. No year or specific source; probably pertains to a quit claim document of the late 1870s or 1880s (based on Charity Clifford Williamson being mentioned without husband Peter who died in November 1878), instituted after the death of Charles's widow, Leah Clifford.
694.: The Genealogy Magazine of New Jersey, volume 43, "Mercer County Cemeteries: Pennington Presbyterian Churchyard," page 133.
695.: The Genealogy Magazine of New Jersey, volume 43, "Mercer County Cemeteries: Pennington Presbyterian Churchyard," page 133.
696.: Some of the names are in the "typewritten sheet pertaining to heirs of Charles Clifford" in the Clifford Family File of the Hunterdon County, Historical Society, Flemington, New Jersey-see text.
697.: 1850 federal census for Charles Clifford household, Hopewell Township, Mercer County, New Jersey, page 112, dwelling 362, family 391.
698.: Specific birth date from the 1900 federal census for Israel Howell household, Hopewell Township, Enumeration District 48, page 112A, dwelling 2, family 2.
699.: 1860 federal census for Cornelius Howell household, Hopewell Township, Pennington Post Office, Mercer County, pages 309-310, dwelling 264, family 264; 1870 federal census for Henry Perrine household, Hopewell Township, Pennington Post Office, Mercer County, page 147, family 205 (no dwelling number given).
700.: 1880 federal census for Joseph Clifford household, Hopewell Township, Pennington Post Office, Mercer County, dwelling 271, family 276.
701.: Specific birth date from the 1900 federal census for Israel Howell, Hopewell Township, Enumeration District 48, page 112A, dwelling 2, family 2.
702.: From the U. S. Federal Census Mortality Schedule Index; also reported in The Genealogy Magazine of New Jersey, volume 63, number 1, January 1988, page 65.
703.: Dates are reported in the Hunterdon Historical Newsletter (published by the Hunterdon County Historical Society), page 7, Fall 1977, volume 13, number 3.
704.: Gravestone records of the Genealogical Society of New Jersey, recorded at Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey; Enoch's cemetery record sent to me by David Kuzma, Special Collections and University Archives, 169 College Avenue, New Brunswick, New Jersey 08901-1163.
705.: "Return of Deaths, Union Township, Hunterdon County, New Jersey," volume S, page 438, which lists Enoch Clifford as single, a farmer, and died of "age."
706.: 1840 federal census for John Clifford household, Bethlehem Township, Hunterdon County, page 391; 1840 census of pensioners, State of New Jersey, page 108.
707.: 1850 federal census for Peter Williamson household, Bethlehem Township, Hunterdon County, New Jersey, dwelling 201, family 201.
708.: 1860 federal census for Peter Williamson household, Union Township, Hunterdon County, New Jersey, dwelling 542, family 232.
709.: Individual database in Ancestry.com wysiwyg://search.ancestry.com, taken from "Records of the officers and men of New Jersey in wars 1791-1815." Trenton, New Jersey, 1909 (369 pages):15; also in War of 1812: Service Record, Roll-Box 41, Roll- Ext. 602.
710.: "Return of Deaths, Union Township, Hunterdon County, New Jersey," volume S, page 438, which lists Enoch Clifford as single and a farmer.
711.: James P. Snell's History of Hunterdon and Somerset Counties, New Jersey, pages 257 and 261.
712.: From page 141 of S�nn (1948).
713.: From a family group sheet chart of Jane Hunter Hodgson (Tucson, Arizona) in a 15 August 1999 email , the email including children of Kitchen and Elizabeth. Dates for Kitchen Hartpence from the Gedcom "Wanner, Heer, Behtold of Ohio and Pennsylvania." Family Tree Maker File #3756, submitted 27 May 1996. Death date of Kitchen also reported in Hunterdon Democrat (Flemington, New Jersey), volume 21, number 39, 18 May 1859; online at , by Dennis Sutton.
714.: Specific dates and burial location from the cemetery list: Mansfield Woodhouse Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Washington, Warren County, New Jersey. Transcribed by John O'Brien; online at the web site of Jan (Raub) Reuther
715.: "Woolever deeds on file in the New Jersey State Archives: volume 13, PG 162, 4 January 1836.
716.: Kitchen Hartpence was mentioned as an heir of John Clifford in an 8 April 1845 Hunterdon County, New Jersey deed. Deed Book 91, page 131, as cited from a 27 June 1941 letter from Lewis D. Cook, Supervising Historian of the Historic American Buildings Survey to Mrs. Arthur L. Faber of Pattenburg, New Jersey.
717.: 1850 federal census for Kitchen Hartpence household, Franklin Township, Warren County, New Jersey, page 464, dwelling 120, family 120.
718.: 1860 federal census for Armitage Hartpence household, Franklin Township, Warren County, New Jersey, page 445, dwelling 499, family 500.
719.: From the Gedcom "Wanner, Heer, Behtold of Ohio and Pennsylvania, 102(Yes)-1996." Family Tree Maker File #3756, submitted 27 May 1996. There is also a book (not seen), "The Hartpence family in America: descendants of Johannes Eberhart Pence and Hannah Kitchen of Hunterdon County, New Jersey 1735-1985" (1989), by Ester Leonard Heer.
720.: Dates and spouses of Kitchen and Elizabeth's children from "The Enoch Armitage Family Tree," online at wysiwyg://44http://www.geocities.com/laganrat/armitagetree.html, by Robyn Clarke.
721.: New Jersey Marriages, 1684-1895; online at Ancestry.com.Samuel S. Johnston's dates and names of children from Elaine Johnston.
722.: 1870 federal census for Washington Township, Warren County, New Jersey, page 406. 1880 federal census for John C. Hartpence household, Washington Township, Warren County, New Jersey, page 629A, dwelling 47, family 286.
723.: Except where indicated, information on Ralph and Christiana and family is from S�nn (1948), pages 37-61.
724.: 1850 federal census for Ralph Beavers household, Lebanon Township, Hunterdon County, New Jersey, page 259, dwelling 319, family 326.
725.: S�nn (1948), pages 46 and 47.
726.: Marriage date from "Hunterdon County, New Jersey Marriages, 1795-1875," volume 3, page 32.
727.: 1850 federal census for Ralph Beavers household, Lebanon Township, Hunterdon County, New Jersey, page 259, dwelling 319, family 326.
728.: Marriage date from "Marriage records of the Zion Lutheran Church at Oldwick," Warren County, New Jersey. From Genealogical Magazine of New Jersey, volume 40, page 10; by Norman C. Wittwer and D. A. Sinclair.
729.: Marriage date from "Hunterdon County, New Jersey Marriages, 1795-1875," volume 3, page 162.
729b.: 1860 (census page 52), 1870 (page 102), and 1880 (page 246) federal censuses for Clinton Township, Hunterdon County, New Jersey.
730.: Marriage date fromHunterdon Democrat(Flemington, New Jersey), volume 30, number 22, 22 January 1868; online at http://home.att.net/~dennis.sutton, by Dennis Sutton. Information on George Fritts from his biography in Portrait and biographical record of Hunterdon and Warren Counties, New Jersey, page 263.
731.: Marriage date from "Hunterdon County, New Jersey Marriages, 1795-1875," volume 3, page 163.
731b.: 1850 (census page 259) and 1860 (page 31) federal censuses for Lebanon Township, Hunterdon County, New Jersey. 1870 (page 2) and 1880 (page 203) federal censuses for Alexandria Township, Hunterdon County, New Jersey.
732.: Subsequent generations of William and Mahala (Beavers) Plum's descendants are given in "Godwin Family HIstory," online at Ancetry.com, updated 16 September 2002; contact person: Richard Godwin.
733.: "Early families of northwest New Jersey (LINK NOT FOUND, 2006)," by Pamela Lee Sliker, Miller, Oxford, New Jersey. Her burial record for Benjamin Fritts was from "Burial records for Old Cemetery Spruce Run Lutheran Church," compiled by Ralph Lommason.
734.: Ancestral File v4.19, Family History Department, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints; submission AF97-122804 of George W. Lunger, P. O. Box 3387, Fort Myers, Florida 33918.
735.: 1850 federal census for Benjamin Fritts household, Lebanon Township, Hunterdon County, New Jersey, dwelling 161, family 164, page 249. 1860 federal census for Lebanon Township, Hunterdon County, New Jersey, page 2? or 84.
736.: 1880 federal census for Anna Fritts household, Lebanon Township, Hunterdon County, New Jersey, page 361D, dwelling 71, family 88.
737.: Except where indicated from S�nn (1948), pages 62-78; also from a 26 August 1996 email of Louise Plankenhorn (Decatur, Georgia).
738.: 1850 federal census for Elias Fritts household, Lebanon Township, Hunterdon County, New Jersey, dwelling 63, family 65. 1860 federal census for Lebanon Township, Hunterdon County, page 113.
739.: 1850 federal census for George Fritts household, Lebanon Township, Hunterdon County, New Jersey, dwelling 161, family 164.
740.: Marriage date from "Hunterdon County, New Jersey Marriages, 1795-1875," volume 1, page 221.
741.: Information on Joseph, Nancy and their children in part from S�nn (1948), pages 78-85.
742.: Marriage date from "Marriage records of the Zion Lutheran Church at Oldwick," Warren County, New Jersey. From Genealogical Magazine of New Jersey, volume 40, page 10, by Norman C. Wittwer and D. A. Sinclair.
743.: Marriage date from "Hunterdon County, New Jersey Marriages, 1795-1875," volume 3, page 163.
744.: 1850 federal census for William C. Beavers household, Lebanon Township, Hunterdon County, New Jersey, page 256, dwelling 214, family 180.
745.: 1850 federal census for Joseph Beavers household, Lebanon Township, Hunterdon County, New Jersey, page 252, dwelling 221, family 224; 1880 federal census for George Beavers household, Lebanon Township, Hunterdon County, New Jersey, page 361D, dwelling 72, family 89.
746.: 1880 federal census for Anna Fritts household, Lebanon Township, Hunterdon County, New Jersey, page 361D, dwelling 71, family 88.
747.: Marriage date from "Hunterdon County, New Jersey Marriages, 1795-1875," volume 1, page 216.
748.: Hunterdon Democrat (Flemington, New Jersey), volume 34, number 33, 2 April 1872; online at http://home.att.net/~dennis.sutton, by Dennis Sutton.
749.: Except where indicated (especially census records), information on John and Mary (Beavers) Carhart and their children mainly from S�nn (1948), pages 78-85. Specific dates of many descendants of John and Mary (Beavers) Carhart are from Genealogical record of the descendants of Thomas Carhart of Cornwall, England, pages 64-66, by Mary E. (Carhart) Dusenbery, 1880; published by A. S. Barnes and Company. S�nn (1948) also cites Dusenbery (1880) as the source for most of his informatio. Information on the descendants of John and Mary (Beavers) Carhart can also be found in "Gale M. Roberts family tree," online at Ancestry.com, updated 6 September 2002; contact person: Gale M. Roberts.
750.: 1850 federal census for John Carhart household, Bethlehem, Hunterdon County, New Jersey, dwelling 454, family 454.
751.: 1860 federal census for John Carhart household, Union Township, Hunterdon County, New Jersey, dwelling 522, family 210.
752.: Death date and location from Hunterdon Democrat (LINK NOT FOUND, 2006)(Flemington, New Jersey), volume 47, number 49, 21 July 1885; online at http://home.att.net/~dennis.sutton, by Dennis Sutton.
753.: Hunterdon Democrat (Flemington, New Jersey), volume 5, number 38, 17 May 1843; online at http://home.att.net/~dennis.sutton, by Dennis Sutton .
754.: 1850 federal census for Charles Carhart household, Bethlehem Township, Hunterdon County, New Jersey, page 236, dwelling ?, family 459; 1860 federal census for Charles Carhart household, Union Township, Hunterdon County, New Jersey, dwelling 578, family 206; 1880 federal census for Charles Carhart household, Union Township, Hunterdon County, New Jersey, page 410A, dwelling 223, family 248.
755.: 1880 federal census for William W. Kels household, Union Township, Hunterdon County, New Jersey, page 407A, dwelling 169, family 187.
756.: 1860 federal census for Whitfield Carhart household, Union Township, Hunterdon County, New Jersey, dwelling 520, family 208.
757.: 1880 federal census for Mary E. Carhart household, Union Township, Hunterdon County, New Jersey, page 409B, dwelling 208, family 233.
758.: Hunterdon Democrat (Flemington, New Jersey), volume 47, number 33, 31 March 1885; online at http://home.att.net/~dennis.sutton, by DennisSutton@att.net.
759.: 1880 federal census for Charles B. Massenboy household, Macon, Bibb County, Georgia, page 160C, dwelling 191, family 195.
760.: Hunterdon Democrat (Flemington, New Jersey), volume 47, number 33, 31 March 1885; online at Dennis Sutton.
761.: 1880 federal census for Sylvester Van Syckel household, Clinton Township, Hunterdon County, New Jersey, page 251D, dwelling 77, family 112.
762.: S�nn (1948), page 87.
763.: Except where indicated, from S�nn (1948), pages 78-85.
764.: 1850 federal census for Samuel Beavers household, Bethlehem Township, Hunterdon County, New Jersey, dwelling 291, family 291. Birth years of children from this census.
765.: Marriage date from "Hunterdon County, New Jersey Marriages, 1795-1875," volume 3, page 147.
766.: Hunterdon Democrat (Flemington, New Jersey), volume 16, number 31, 22 February 1854; online at http://home.att.net/~dennis.sutton, by Dennis Sutton.
767.: 1880 federal census for Lambert K. Smith household, Union Township, Hunterdon County, New Jersey, page 409A, dwelling 204, family 227.
768.: Marriage date from "Hunterdon County, New Jersey Marriages, 1795-1875," volume 3, page 383.
769.: 1880 federal census for William H. Cole household, Union Township, Hunterdon County, New Jersey, page 409B, dwelling 205, family 228.
770.: Marriage date from "Hunterdon County, New Jersey Marriages, 1795-1875," volume 3, page 239.
771.: From Roscoe White' s "White family records," 1939, updated by Arden White," as cited in S�nn (1948), pages 136-137.
772.: 1850 federal census for Jane White household, District 65, Wood County, Virginia, page 178, dwelling 1223, family 1223.
773.: "Anderson family history, online at http://www/geocities.com/heartland/pointe/6067/Genealogy/Anderson/Anderson.htm. No information on author or date
774.: "Anderson family history, online at http://www/geocities.com/heartland/pointe/6067/Genealogy/Anderson/Anderson.htm. No information on author or date
775.: 1880 federal census for Barney O'Neal household, Streator Township, La Salle County, Illinois, page 63D.
776.: Dates for William and Rachel and names of children from bible records that appeared in the National Genealogical Society Quarterly, volume 23, page 132, and was furnished by Roscoe White, Clarksburg, West Virginia and by the Historian, Mayflower Society, District of Columbia. I do not know whose bible the records are from. Subsequent generations of William Wellington and Rachel (Paxton) White's descendants are treated in "The valley of Virginia to the white shinning waters," online at Ancestry.com, updated 26 July 2002; contact person: Dale E. Smith; and "Watts family," online at Ancestry.com, updated 2 November 2001; contact person: Betty Watts.
777.: 1850 federal census for Philip Nicholas household, District 30, Lewis County, Virginia, page 107, dwelling 1033, family 1061.
778.: William's name from "Peregrine White," online at Ancestry.com, updated 4 February 2003; contact person Dex White.
779.: 1850 federal census for George White household, District 30, Lewis County, Virginia, page 96, dwelling 1290, family 1309.
780.: Names of children 7-11 from "Peregrine White," online at Ancestry.com, updated 4 February 2003; contact person NAMEDex White eleven@mfi.net.
781.: 1850 federal census for Thomas Morris household, District 30, Lewis County, Virginia, page 106, dwelling 1017, family 1444.
782.: Children 6-8 from "Peregrine White," online at Ancestry.com, updated 4 February 2003; contact person Dex White.
783.: 1850 federal census for Israel Simmons household, District 30, Lewis County, Virginia, page 96, dwelling 1296, family 1315.
784.: From "Peregrine White," online at Ancestry.com, updated 4 February 2003; contact person Dex White.
785.: The following information on the Jacksons is from "Descendants of John Jackson (1716-1801), ancestors of Thomas J. 'Stonewall' Jackson", online genealogy resource from Virginia Military Institute Archives, read January 2001.

Thomas Jonathan "Stonewall" Jackson's great grandparents were John Jackson (born circa 1716 in Coleraine, Londonderry, northern Ireland; John Jackson died 25 September 1801 in Clarksburg, Harrison County, West Virginia) and Elizabeth (Cummins) Jackson (born 8 January 1719-1720 in London, England, died 1825 in Clarksburg, West Virginia); both John and Elizabeth are buried in Jackson Cemetery, East Pike Street, Clarksburg, West Virginia. John and Elizabeth's second born child was (Colonel) Edward Jackson, born 1 March 1759 near Moorefield, Hampshire County, present-day Hardy County, West Virginia, died 25 December 1828 in Jackson's Mill, Lewis County, Virginia (present-day West Virginia). Edward married (first) 13 October 1783 Mary Haddan, born 15 May 1764, possibly in New Jersey, died 17 April 1796 near Buckhannon, Virginia; Edward married (second) 13 October 1799 Elizabeth Weatherholt Brake, born 11 January 1778, probably in Hardy County, Virginia, died 19 August 1835 in Jackson's Mill, Virginia. Edward and first wife Mary (Hadden) Jackson's third child was Jonathon Jackson, born 25 September 1790 in Randolph County, Virginia, died 26 March 1826 in Clarksburg, Harrison County, Virginia. Jonathon married 28 September 1817 Julia Beckwith Neale, born 28 February 1798 near Aldie, Loudoun County, Virginia, died 3 December 1831 in Fayette County, Virginia. Jonathon and Julia's third child was Thomas Jonathon Jackson (General "Stonewall" Jackson), born 21 January 1824 in Clarksburg, Virginia, died 10 May 1863 near Guiney's Station, Virginia; he married (first) 3 August 1853 Elinor Junkin, born 6 March 1825 in Lexington, Virginia, died 22 October 1854, shortly after giving birth to a stillborn child. Thomas married (second) 16 July 1857 in Charlotte, North Carolina, Mary Anna Morrison, born 31 July 1831, died 24 March 1915 in Charlotte. After Jonathon Jackson died, Julia (Neale) Jackson married Blake Baker Woodson and had son William Wirt Woodson, a half-brother of Stonewall Jackson. Edward and first wife Mary (Hadden) Jackson's sixth child was Rebecca Jackson; she married George Beavers White; hence Rebecca was an aunt of General "Stonewall" Jackson. Edward and second wife Elizabeth (Brake) Jackson's first child was Catherine "Katy" Jackson, who married John White; hence Catherine was also and aunt of General Jackson.
786.: 1850 federal census for George White household, District 65, Wood County, Virginia, page 173, dwelling 1153, family 1153.
787.: In part from page 25 of "The White family and the Gantz family," by Dexter White, updated 1996; in part from "Descendants of John Jackson (1716-1801), ancestors of Thomas J. 'Stonewall' Jackson," an online genealogy resources from Virginia Military Institute Archives, read January 2001.
788.: "Anderson family history (LINK NOT FOUND, 2006). No information on author or date
789.: "Anderson family history (LINK NOT FOUND, 2006). No information on author or date
790.: 1850 federal census for Michael Anderson household, District 311, Wood County, Virginia, page 156, dwelling 921, family 921.
791.: Information on Prudence White and her family is from a Gedcom, pertaining in part to Beavers, in Family Tree Maker, volume 2, tree #114.
792.: "Anderson family history, online at http://www/geocities.com/heartland/pointe/6067/Genealogy/Anderson/Anderson.htm. No information on author or date
793.: Name of John White's first wife "From the Valley of Virginia to the White Shining Waters… A Story of a Family-- THE SMITH FAMILY," online at Ancestry.com, updated 26 July 2002; contact person: Dale E. Smith.
794.: 1850 federal census for John White household, District 30, Lewis County, Virginia, page 96, dwelling 1288, family 1302.
795.: From "Descendants of John Jackson (1716-1801), ancestors of Thomas J. 'Stonewall' Jackson," an online genealogy resources from Virginia Military Institute Archives, read January 2001; in part from a Gedcom report of James M. Lassle, P. O. Box 205 Sturgis, South Dakota 57785.
796.: 1880 federal census for Fortunatus White household, Freemans Creek Township, Lewis County, West Virginia, page 122A, dwelling 187, family 187.
797.: 1880 federal census for Sylvanus White household, Saticoy Township, Ventura County, California, page 239D, dwelling 32, family 32.
798.: 1880 federal census for Marcellus White household, Freemans Creek Township, Lewis County, West Virginia, page 127C, dwelling 262, family 261.
799.: Information on George E. White and descendants from The history of West Virginia, old and new. (1923). The American Historical Society, Inc., Chicago and New York, volume iii, pages 182-183; online at ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/wv/lewis/bios/w3000002.txt; submitted July 1999 by Valerie Crook.
800.: 1880 federal census for A. P. White household, Freemans Creek Township, Lewis County, West Virginia, page 128, dwelling 1, family 1.
801.: Information on Alexander Perry White from "Jackson, Laffoon and related families," from an online Gedcom (World Connect Program) submitted by Lester LeMay.
802.: Except where indicated, from Roscoe White' s "White family records," 1939, updated by Arden White," as cited in S�nn (1948), pages 136-137; and from "Peregrine White," online at Ancestry.com, updated 4 February 2003; contact person Dex White. There is also information on the descendants of Joseph and Sarah (Hall) White in "From the Valley of Virginia to the White Shining Waters… A Story of a Family -- THE SMITH FAMILY," online at Ancestry.com, updated 26 July 2002; contact person: Dale E. Smith.
803.: 1850 federal census for Joseph White household, District 27, Jackson County, Virginia, page 246, dwelling 789, family 796.
804.: 1850 federal census for William White household, District 27, Jackson County, Virginia, page 246, dwelling 790, family 791.
805.: "PIERSON, Samuel and allied families," online at Ancestry.com, updated 14 February 2003; contact person Merry Anne Pierson.
806.: Except where indicated, information on Enoch and Mary (Biddleman) Green and their children from S�nn (1948), pages 99-104.
807.: Maiden name of Catherine and her death date from an anonymous Green descendant report, "a57375,"no contact person, , via Ancestry.com, updated 25 August 2001.
808.: 1850 federal census for Enoch Green household, Greenwich Township, Warren County, New Jersey, page 316, dwelling ?, family 114.
809.: Specific birth dates from an anonymous Green descendant report, "a57375,"no contact person, , via Ancestry.com, updated 25 August 2001.
809b.: From William Mindred Johnson's biography, pages 33-34 in History of Bergen County, New Jersey, 1630-1923; online in ancestry.com's section of "Stories, Memories and Histories."
810.: Information on Whitfield Johnson and Whitfield and Ellen's children from "Descendants of Mary Green," an online descendant report, no other information.
811.: 1850 federal census for George B. Green household, Alexandria Township, Hunterdon County, New Jersey, page 174, dwelling 38, family 38.
812.: 1850 federal census for Washington McCartney household, Easton Borough, Northampton County, Pennsylvania, page 182, dwelling 555, family 617.
813.: 1880 federal census for Henry Green household, 6th Ward, Easton, Northampton County, Pennsylvania, page 458B, dwelling 265, family 279.
814.: S�nn (1948), page 101.
814b.: This biography is online at ancestry.com in the "Stories and publications section."
815.: "Descendants of Mary Green," an online descendant report, no other information.
816.: 1900 (census page 13A) and 1910 (page 3B) federal censuses for Pottsville, Schuykill County, Pennsylvania.
817.: From "The Warren Journal, Belvidere, Warren County, New Jersey."
818.: Specific dates and death location for Amanda from "Mike Ashley," online at Ancestry.com, updated 29 September 2002; contact person Mike Ashley.
819.: 1850 federal census for Henry B. Gano household, Black Township, Posey County, Indiana, page 202, dwelling 487, family 487.
820.: Except where indicated, information on Henry and Eliza (Quick) children and grandchildren from "Barnett Clan," by Jerry Barnett, via Ancestry.com, updated 25 August 2001; and from "Barnett," by Joyce Barnett, via Ancestry.com, updated 25 August 2001. Also from the 1850 federal census for Henry B. Gano household, Black Township, Posey County, Indiana, page 202, dwelling 487, family 487.
821.: Information on children of Adeline and Nathan from "Mike Ashley," online at Ancestry.com, updated 29 September 2002; contact person Mike Ashley.
822.: 1880 federal census for Peter Gano household, Mattoon Township, Coles County, Illinois, page 152C, dwelling 17, family 17. 1900 federal census for Mattoon Township, Coles County, Illinois, page 10B.
823.: Except where indicated, information on Ralph Hunt and his children from S�nn (1948), page 105-125.
824.: Hunterdon Democrat (Flemington, New Jersey), volume 35, number 37, 6 May 1873; online at http://home.att.net/~dennis.sutton, by Dennis Sutton.
825.: 1850 federal census for Ralph Hunt household, Greenwich Township, Warren County, New Jersey, page 338.
826.: From "The Warren Journal, Belvidere, Warren County, New Jersey."
826b.: Biography of Elias Deemer in Genealogical and Personal History of Lycoming County, John W. Jordan, Lewis Historical Publishing Company, 1906.
827.: In addition to S�nn (1948), page 105-125, information on Louis Faughlevoy and Permelia (Hunt) LaRoche and their descendants is reported in "The Van Horn and Metternich Stories," online at Ancestry.com, updated 23 August 2002; contact person: Julie Van Horn.
828.: "Hunterdon County Tombstone Inscriptions: Lower Amwell Grave Yard/Dunkard Grave Yard, Hunterdon, NJ," online at ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/nj/hunterdon/cemeteries/lamwell.txt, by Deborah Naylor/Farhar.
829.: Except where indicated, information on Zachariah and Sarah and their children from "Ancestors and cousins of Dane Coefer," online at Ancestry.com, updated 2 February 2003; contact person Dane Coefer.
830.: 1870 federal census for Allentown, Ward 2, Lehigh County, Pennsylvania. 1880 federal census for Zachariah LaRoche household, 2nd Ward, Allentown, Lehigh County, Pennsylvania, page 26B, dwelling 15, family 16.
831.: Hunterdon Democrat (Flemington, New Jersey), volume 6, number 41, 5 June 1844; online at http://home.att.net/~dennis.sutton, by Dennis Sutton.
832.: 1850 federal census for Lorenzo Search household, Kingwood Township, Hunterdon County, New Jersey, page 154, dwelling 335, family 340; 1880 federal census for Lorenzo Search household, Iola (city), Allen County, Kansas, page 98C, dwelling 53, family 53.
833.: 1880 federal census for James Goodfellow household, Delaware Township, Hunterdon County, New Jersey, page 9A, dwelling 162, family 176.
834.: Hunterdon Democrat (Flemington, New Jersey), volume 17, number 44, 5 November 1856; online at http://home.att.net/~dennis.sutton, by Dennis Sutton.
835.: 1860 federal census for Lambertville, Hunterdon County, New Jersey, page 45. 1880 federal census for Preston B. Goodfellow household, 3rd Ward, Lambertville, Hunterdon County, New Jersey, page 106C, dwelling 201, family 229. 1900 federal census for Plainfield, Ward 1, Union County, New Jersey, page 15A. 1920 federal census for North Plainfield, Somerset County, New Jersey, page 11A.
836.: S�nn (1948), page 118, reports that Montgomery DeForest LaRoche, a son of Philip and Laurana, hired George Urie Stevenson (#911) to work on the genealogy of the LaRoche family.
837.: 1880 federal census for Everett Watson household, Wilmington, Will County, Illinois, page 551D, dwelling 74, family 74.
838.: In part from S�nn (1949), page 120.
839.: 1850 federal census for William Hamlin household, Greenwich Township, Warren County, New Jersey, page 319, dwelling 216, family 217.
840.: Except where indicated, from S�nn (1949), pages 145-146.
841.: Dates for William (Sr.) and Catherine from "Descendants of Catherine Hibler and William Kase," by Russell Joseph Freeze, Jr., 291 Spruce Street, Middletown, Pennsylvania, updated 1 April 1997.
842.: 1850 federal census for William H. Kase household, Rush Township, Northumberland County, Pennsylvania, page 157, dwelling 121, family 121. 1860 federal census for Rush Township, Northumberland County, Pennsylvania; page 521.
843.: Except where indicated, specific dates and spouses from S�nn (1949), pages 145-146, and "Descendants of Catherine Hibler and William Kase", by Russell Joseph Freeze, Jr., 291 Spruce Street, Middletown, Pennsylvania, updated 1 April 1997. Both S�nn and Freeze list additional generations for some of William H. and Catherine's children.
844.: 1880 federal census for David Davis household, Valley Township, Montour County, Pennsylvania, page 92D, dwelling 166, family 180.
845.: Bell's History of Northumberland County, Pennsylvania. Local history, Chapter 17, Part I: Shamokin.
845b.: "Descendants of Catherine Hibler and William Kase, online at (http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Hills/3280/williamkase.html) (contact: Russell Joseph Freeze Jr. PO Box 132 Middletown, Pa., 17057.
846.: 1880 federal census for Joseph H. Kase household, Rush Township, Northumberland County, Pennsylvania, page 397A, dwelling 224, family 226.
847.: 1880 federal census for William G. Kase household, Second Ward, Milton, Northumberland County, Pennsylvania, page 478B, dwelling 220, family 220. 1910 federal census for Milton, Northumberland County, Pennsylvania, page 5. 1920 federal census for Milton, Northumberland County, Pennsylvania, page 1A. 1930 federal census for Milton, Northumberland County, Pennsylvania, page 1B. .
848.: 1880 federal census for Hudson Kase household, Rush Township, Northumberland County, Pennsylvania, page 399B, dwelling 266, family 272. 1900 federal census for Gearhart Township, Northumberland County, Pennsylvania, page 1A. 1910 federal census for Gearhart Township, Northumberland County, Pennsylvania, page 5B..
849.: 1850 federal census for Banham Kase household, Rush Township, Northumberland County, Pennsylvania, page 160, dwelling 175, family 175.
850.: Much of the information on Henry and Helen Permelia (Frees) Thomson and their descendants is from "Some account of the family of William Thomson (Thompson) of Hunterdon County, New Jersey, and his descendants," presented to Newbury Library, Chicago, 16 March 1939, by George Urie Stevenson, genealogist. 524 Lakewood Avenue, Chicago, Illinois. The typewritten manuscript is now online via ancestry.com's "Stories and Publications" section. Also In part from S�nn (1948), pages 125-130.
851.: S�nn (1948), page 127.
852.: S�nn (1948), page 129.
853.: In part from S�nn (1948), page 130. Specific dates, spouses names, and other information for Julia, Edward and children from Mary M. Frees Warrell and Frank Dellwood Frees. (1966). Frees families in America. Wheeling, West Virginia.
854.: Dates and names of descendants of Sarah Jane (Simmons) Bennett from "Zaffino-Comstock," online at Ancestry.com, updated 25 August 2001; contact person: Linda Herring.
855.: 1850 federal census for Edward Simmon household, Ward 9, New York, New York, page 310, dwelling ?, family 2442.
856.: Information on Joseph and Betsy in part from the Gedcom "Ritzman, Metzinger, and Cubbison of Ohio and Pennsylvania, 1702-1995," Family Tree Maker file #5018, submitted 22 July 1995. See also page 226 of Captain John Johnson Genealogy, edited by Paul Franklin Johnson, 1945 and online at (http://kinnexions.com/kinnexions/johnson/johnsonj.htm).
857.: 1880 federal census for Betsy Breen household, Brecksville Township, Cuyahoga County, Ohio, page 22A, dwelling 45, family 48.
858.: 1850 federal census for Joseph Breen household, Brecksville Township, Cuyahoga County, Ohio, page 135, dwelling 2571, family 2688; 1860 federal census for Joseph Breen household, Brecksville Township, Cuyahoga County, Ohio, page 262, dwelling 463, family 444.
859.: "Grave records," copied by Katharine N. Stryker, Phillipsburg, New Jersey: Greenwich Presbyterian Cemetery, Greenwich Township, Warren County, New Jersey, the web site of Jan (Raub) Reuther.
860.: Information on John Sloane and Mary (William) Maxwell and their descendants from Maxwell (1895), pages 8, 66. Marriage date and places of abode from Greenwich Presbyterian Church, Greenwich, Warren (then Sussex) County, New Jersey: "A Record of Marriages," online at , the web site of Jan (Raub) Reuther.
861.: From the web site "The descendants of William Green and Joana Reeder of Hunterdon, New Jersey," Chapter 16: "William Green-his land, house and family," by Robert Reeder Green, pertaining to the ancestors of James E. Green. James E. Green's great grandparents were Samuel and Marie Paula (Littlejohn) Green.
862.: 1850 federal census for Dr. Henry Southard household, Bridgewater Township, Somerset County, New Jersey, page 278, dwelling 531, family 592.
863.: Except where indicated, information on John Maxwell Sherrerd from Maxwell (1895), page 15.
864.: 1850 federal census for John M. Sherrerd household, Belvidere Township, Warren County, New Jersey, page 394, dwelling 123, family 134.
865.: Hunterdon Democrat (Flemington, New Jersey), volume 33, number 42, 7 June 1871; online at http://home.att.net/~dennis.sutton, by Dennis SuttonE.
866.: Hunterdon Democrat (Flemington, New Jersey), volume 9, number 38, 12 May 1847; online at http://home.att.net/~dennis.sutton, by Dennis Sutton.
867.: Hunterdon Democrat (Flemington, New Jersey), volume 46, number 45, 24 June 1884; online at http://home.att.net/~dennis.sutton, Dennis Sutton.
868.: 1880 federal census for Samuel Sherrerd household, Belvidere Township, Warren County, New Jersey, page 270B, dwelling 131, family 148.
869.: Maxwell (1895), page 76.
869b.: The Biographical cyclopedia of New Jersey; edited by Samuel F. Bigelow and George J. Hagar. ?1909. Online in the Stories, Memories and Histories section of ancestry.com.
870.: Except where indicated, information on Joseph V. and Elizabeth (Sherrerd) Wilson from Maxwell (1895), pages 17 and 18.
871.: 1850 federal census for Joseph V. Wilson household, Smithfield Township, Monroe County, Pennsylvania, page 117, dwelling 438, family 431.
872.: Except where indicated, information on Mary Sherrerd from Maxwell (1895), page 15.
872b.: The courts and lawyers of New Jersey, 1661-1912, paged 130-131; online in the "Stories and Memories and Histories" section of ancestry.com.
872c.: Prominent familes of New Jersey, Volume II, page 884, online in the "Stories and Memories and Histories" section of ancestry.com.
873.: 1880 federal census for Caroline Stewart household, Belvidere Township, Warren County, New Jersey, page 270B, dwelling 127, family 143.
873b.: In: "History of Frelinghuysen, NJ." From History of Warren County, NJ, by George Wyckoff Cummins. Lewis Historical Publishing Company 1911; online in the "Stories and Memories and Histories" section of ancestry.com.
873c.: Biography of William Henry McGre from Part 2: Genealogical and Personal, page 393 in History of Warren County, NJ, by George Wyckoff Cummins. Lewis Historical Publishing Company 1911; online in the "Stories and Memories and Histories" section of ancestry.com.
874.: 1880 federal census for S. S. Clark household, Belvidere Township, Warren County, New Jersey, page 270A, dwelling 121, family 136.
875.: Maxwell (1895), page 78. Also biographical information in Portrait and biographical record of Hunterdon and Warren Counties, New Jersey containing portraits and biographies, page 326. There is also a biography of Samuel Sherrerd Clark in A medical history of the County of Warren, 1765-1890, pages 49 and 50.
876.: Except where indicated, information on Jane Sherrerd from Maxwell (1895), pages 15, 39-41.
877.: From the web site "The descendants of William Green and Joana Reeder of Hunterdon, New Jersey," Chapter 16: "William Green-his land, house and family," by Robert Reeder Green, pertaining to the ancestors of James E. Green. James E. Green's great grandparents were Samuel and Marie Paula (Littlejohn) Green.
878.: 1850 federal census for William Green household, Easton Borough, Northampton County, Pennsylvania, page 152, dwelling 127, family 127.
879.: 1850 federal census for John Green household, Easton Borough, Northampton County, Pennsylvania, page 152, dwelling 126, family 136.
880.: 1880 federal census for William Green household, 2nd Ward, Easton, Northampton County, Pennsylvania, page 375A, dwelling 2, family 2.
881.: Except where indicated from Maxwell (1895), page 42.
882.: Somerset County Historical Quarterly, volume 7, page 278.
883.: http://bioguide.congress.gov/scripts/biodisplay.pl?index=M000268.
884.: "New Jersey marriages, 1684-1895," online at Ancestry.com.
885.: Except where indicated, from Maxwell (1895), page 42.
886.: 1850 federal census for William P. Robeson household, Belvidere Township, Warren County, New Jersey, page 393, dwelling 116, family 126.
887.: 1880 federal census for Anna (looks like Emma) M. Robeson, Precinct 1, Camden, New Jersey, page 21B, dwelling 382, family 417.
888.: Hunterdon Democrat (Flemington, New Jersey), volume 48, number 33, 30 March 1886; online at http://home.att.net/~dennis.sutton, by Dennis Sutton.
889.: Except where indicated, from Maxwell (1895), page 42.
890.: From "The Warren Journal, Belvidere, Warren County, New Jersey." Specific dates for Joseph M. Paul Price from"A historical and genealogical account of the descendants of Andrew Robeson, Jr., and his wife Mary Spencer," by Susan Stroud Robeson; online in the "Stories, Memories and Histories" section of ancestry.com.
891.: 1880 federal census for household of Joseph M. P. Price, Precinct 1, Camden County, New Jersey, District 38, page 17B, dwelling 309, family 344.
892.: "3rd New Jersey Cavalry: Field and Staff," which cites source as "Stryker," no dates. Also, there is an obituary for William Penn Robeson. Jr., reprinted from The New York Times, 7 September 1881.
893.: Except where indicated, information on Henry Dusenbery Maxwell and descendants from Maxwell (1895), pages 43, 50.
894.: Hunterdon Democrat (Flemington, New Jersey), volume 38, number 18, 4 January 1876; online at http://home.att.net/~dennis.sutton, by Dennis Sutton.
895.: 1870 federal census for Easton, Bushkill Ward, Northampton County, Pennsylvania, page 6. 1880 federal census for H. D. Maxwell household, 2nd Ward, Easton, Northampton County, Pennsylvania, page 385B, dwelling 227, family 227.
896.: From Maxwell (1895), page 78.
897.: Hunterdon Democrat (Flemington, New Jersey), volume 37, number 8, 13 October 1874; online at http://home.att.net/~dennis.sutton, by Dennis Sutton.
898.: Listed in The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution, volume 123, page 112, claiming John Maxwell as the ancestor.
899.: Except where indicated, information on Washington and Mary Elizabeth (Maxwell) and descendants from Maxwell (1895), page 51.
900.: Hunterdon Democrat (Flemington, New Jersey), volume 1, number 35, 30 April 1839; online at http://home.att.net/~dennis.sutton, by Dennis Sutton.
901.: 1850 federal census for Washington McCartney household, Easton Borough, Northampton County, Pennsylvania, page 181, dwelling 555, family 617.
902.: 1880 federal census for Edward S. Moffat household, village of Stanhope, Bryam Township, Sussex County, New Jersey, page 21A, dwelling 86, family 96.
902b.: From Encyclopaedia of Contemporary Biography of Pennsylvania, Volume II, online in ancestry.com's "Pennsylvania Biographical Sketches, 1868."
903.: Except where indicated, information on John Maxwell and descendants from Maxwell (1895), page 52.
904.: 1850 federal census for John Maxwell household, Easton Borough, Northampton County, Pennsylvania, page 104, dwelling 124, family 131. 1860 federal census for Bushkill Township, Northhampton County, Pennsylvania, page 237. 1870 federal census for Easton, Bushkill Township, Northhampton County, Pennsylvania, page 6.
905.: 1880 federal census for John Maxwell household, Ward 2, Easton, Northampton County, Pennsylvania, page 382D, dwelling 155, family 155.
906.: Hunterdon Democrat (Flemington, New Jersey), volume 48, number 13, 10 November 1885; online at http://home.att.net/~dennis.sutton, by Dennis Sutton.
907.: 1880 federal census for William H. Ingham household, 7th Ward, District 21, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, page 272D. 1900 federal census for Philadelphia, Ward 7, Pennsylvania, page 1B. Information on William H. Ingham also from The Abridged Compendium of Amercan Genealogy, page 139; online at ancestry.com, "Stories and Publications."
908.: 1920 federal census for Howard M. Ingham household, Tenafly Township, Bergen County, Pennsylvania, Enumeration District 119, page 112B, dwelling 248, family 276.
909.: Dates for Prudence Newell from "Re: Hibert Newell and Dau Rachel m. Hayes," in a genforum.genealogy.com query, 15 May 2001, by Darlene Woodruff Wilburn, who descends from our Hibert's brother Isaac Newell.
910.: 1850 federal census for Thomas Hartley household, Liberty Township, Jackson County, Ohio, page 382, dwelling 477, family 497; Albert Hartley household, page 382, dwelling 476, family 496.
911.: 1850 federal census for Albert Hartley household, Liberty Township, Jackson County, Ohio, page 382, dwelling 476, family 496.
912.: 1880 federal census for Albert Hartley household, Jackson Township, Jackson County, Ohio, page 64B, dwelling 323, family 323.
913.: Information on Thomas and Malinda Vanscoy and their child from "Chad and Jennifer Craven Family," online at Ancestry.com, updated 5 March 2002; contact person: v).
914.: Except where indicated, from a report pertaining to Rachel Newell and her descendants sent to me 9 October 2002 by Leon Wood.
915.: Names of children, except for Nathaniel, from the 1850 federal census for Isaac Hayes household, Waltz Township, Wabash County, Indiana, page 357, dwelling 132, family 132.
916.: Abraham's name from "Re: Hibert Newell and Dau Rachel m. Hayes," in a genforum.genealogy.com query reply , 7 September 2002, by Janet Friend , whose husband descends from Abraham Hayes.
917.: Maiden name Bakerhorn from "Bowlins, Smiths, Mays, Moody, Pickering, Jones, Ellis, and Thompsons of Green Co. TN, IA and Onward," online at Ancestry.com, updated 30 July 2002; contact person: Nancy Curran.
918.: 1830 federal census for Porter Newell household, Vienna Township, Trumbull County, Ohio, page 134.
919.: 1840 federal census for Porter Newell household, Steubenville, Jefferson County, Ohio, page 90.
920.: Information on Porter Newell, spouse, and descendants from "Barnwell and Relations," online at Ancestry.com, updated 24 May 2002; contact person: .
921.: From hand-written "Family Record" pages (births, deaths and marriages, authors not known) in the Mullin Family bible, sent to me by Linda Elsea (Louisville, Kentucky and.
922.: 1850 federal census for John Mullin household, Hardy County, Virginia, page 1, dwelling 1, family 1.
923.: 1880 federal census for J. C. B. Mullin household, Enumeration District 39 (Moorefield District), Hardy County, West Virginia, page 29 or 134 (stamped), dwelling 234, family 246.
924.: 1880 federal census for Julius C. Waddle household, Enumeration District 24 (Cacapon District), Hampshire County, West Virginia, pages 17 and 18, dwelling 124, family 125.
925.: Civil War Service Records, online at Ancestry.com.
926.: One of numerous web sites on the 25th Virginia Infantry is "25th Virginia Infantry, 1861-1865. Brief history of the regiment,"by Robert H. Moore, II, Rt. 2, Box 496H, Appomattox, Virginia 24522.
927.: "Notorious ancestors (LINK NOT FOUND, 2006)."
928.: "Hardy County Blues," article in "Hardy County West Virginia Genealogical Page" , by Faith Horan. Entering "Hardy County Blues" in your search engine will bring up several sites on this regiment.
929.: Author not known. Online at www.wvexplorer.com/History/Potomac-Highlands-History.
930.: Name and dates from hand-written "Family Record" pages (births, deaths and marriages, authors not known) in the Mullin Family bible, sent to me by Linda Elsea (Louisville, Kentucky.
931.: Information on Millie Mooreland and children in part from "Family History," online at Ancestry.com, updated 6 September 2000; contact person Linda Elsea.
932.: 1850 federal census for W. Mullin household, Second District, Hardy County, Virginia, page 97, dwelling 1311, family 1314; 1860 federal census for William W. Mullin household, Moorefield Post Office, Hardy County, Virginia, page 672, dwelling 1030, family 1039.
933.: 1870 federal census for Millie Mooreland household, Moorefield Township, Hardy County, West Virginia, page 4, dwelling 23, family 22.
934.: 1880 federal census for R. W. S. Mooreland household, Enumeration District 39 (Mooreland District), Hardy County, West Virginia, page 29 (or stamped 134), dwelling 233, family 245.
935.: Name and dates from hand-written "Family Record" pages (births, deaths and marriages, authors not known) in the Mullin Family bible, sent to me by Linda Elsea (Louisville, Kentucky.
936.: Date from hand-written "Family Record" pages (births, deaths and marriages, authors not known) in the Mullin Family bible, sent to me by Linda Elsea (Louisville, Kentucky.
937.: Spouse, dates and burial location from family group sheets sent me 29 April and 30 May 1987 by David Brackett, Sequim, Washington.
938.: 1850 federal census for Hampshire County, Virginia, District 24, page 163, dwelling 326, family 326.
939.: For example the 1860 Slave Schedule for Hampshire County, Virginia, Eastern District, page 393, lists the following: Leah, age 80; Amanda, age 26; Robert, age 23; Charles, age 14; Wharton, age 8; Page, age 2; and Florence, age 1. All these people were listed as mulatto, except Wharton who was listed as black.
940.: 1880 federal census for Julius C. Waddle's household, Enumeration District 24 (Cacapon District), Hampshire County, West Virginia, pages 17 and 18, dwelling 124, family 125.
941.: Except where indicated from family group sheets sent me 29 April and 30 May 1987 by David Brackett, Sequim, Washington; and from "Family History," by Linda Elsea; online at Ancestry.com. and
942.: Names and dates from hand-written "Family Record" pages (births, deaths and marriages, authors not known) in the Mullin Family bible, sent to me by Linda Elsea (Louisville, Kentucky.
943.: 1880 federal census for Julius C. Waddle's household, Enumeration District 24 (Cacapon District), Hampshire County, West Virginia, pages 17 and 18, dwelling 124, family 125. Gustavarius White's household was dwelling 123, family 124.
944.: Names and dates from hand-written "Family Record" pages (births, deaths and marriages, authors not known) in the Mullin Family bible, sent to me by Linda Elsea (Louisville, Kentucky.
945.: Names and dates from hand-written "Family Record" pages (births, deaths and marriages, authors not known) in the Mullin Family bible, sent to me by Linda Elsea (Louisville, Kentucky.
946.: Names and dates from hand-written "Family Record" pages (births, deaths and marriages, authors not known) in the Mullin Family bible, sent to me by Linda Elsea (Louisville, Kentucky.
947.: Name and dates from hand-written "Family Record" pages (births, deaths and marriages, authors not known) in the Mullin Family bible, sent to me by Linda Elsea (Louisville, Kentucky and ; also in "West Virginia marriage records, 1863-1900," online at Ancestry.com.
948.: Names and dates of spouse from hand-written "Family Record" pages (births, deaths and marriages, authors not known) in the Mullin Family bible, sent to me by NAMELinda Elsea (Louisville, Kentucky and jelsea1636@aol.com).
949.: Name of children from hand-written "Family Record" pages (births, deaths and marriages, authors not known) in the Mullin Family bible, sent to me by Linda Elsea (Louisville, Kentucky.
950.: 1880 federal census for Julius C. Waddle's household, Enumeration District 24 (Cacapon District), Hampshire County, West Virginia, pages 17 and 18, dwelling 124, family 125.
951.: Except where indicated, information on Jonathan and Lydia (Phare) Jones and their descendants from "Silvernale-Shook genealogy and allied families" (2002), by Steven R. Shook and Mary E. Silvernale Shook,. Also from "Descendants of Samuel Jones 1742-1810", by Ann Kramlich.
952.: 1850 federal census for Jonathan S. Jones household, Liberty Township, Porter County, Indiana, page 154, dwelling 715, family 715.
953.: Except where indicated, information on Martha Matilda Jones from (1) "Descendants of George Clifford," an anonymous descendant report, no sources given, dated 27 November 1996, and in the possession of the Hunterdon County Historical Society, Flemington, New Jersey; and (2) "Descendants of Samuel Jones 1742-1810," online at , by Ann Kramlich.
954.: 1850 federal census for Abraham Kitchen household, Greene Township, Clark County, Ohio, page 58, dwelling 136, family ?.
955.: 1880 federal census for Abram Kitchen household, Ross Township, Greene County, Ohio, page 62B, dwelling 61, family 63.
956.: Harrison County, Kentucky, Will Book A, page 18 (including early marriages) (FHL film 0216864).
957.: One Hundred Cemeteries, Harrison County, Kentucky, by Eric C. Nagle and L. L. Ford, Dayton, Ohio, published 1992 (FHL microfiche 6125401).
958.: Harrison County, Kentucky, Will Book G (1853-59), written 4 April 1855, recorded 1 June 1855, page 182 (FHL film 0216866).
959.: Harrison County, Kentucky, Will Book G (1853-59), reporting the inventory and Sale Bill for Robert Clifford's estate, 27 and 28 December 1855, pages 296-298 (FHL film 0216866). I have put in brackets who I believe the Cliffords were that made purchases. Notes were charged against Robert Clifford (several) [son, #542] , John Clifford [ possibly son John J., #545, son of James, #212], Edward Clifford [son, #540], William Clifford [son, #541], Charles Clifford [brother, #213], Alexander Clifford [son, #539], Lindsey A. Clifford [probably Lindsey A., son (#537) instead of Lindsey A., brother, #217] and Jack Clifford [probably brother John Jackson Clifford, #218]. Other purchasers included Samuel Levesque, Newton Richardson, V. ?D. Howell (Howe), John Marr and Henry Roberts.
960.: Harrison County, Kentucky, Deed Book 28, page 26, recorded 18 September 1858 (FHL film 0216861).
961.: Harrison County, Kentucky, Deed Book 28, page 479, instituted 10 December 1860, recorded 2 March 1861. (FHL film 0216861).
962.: Harrison County Will Book A (volume I), page 312, written 12 March 1816; recorded April 1816. Executrix was wife, Jane Azby; witnesses were James McMurty, David McKee and Henry Seller. Note: a will abstract of Lindsey Azby, but missing Rachel's name, is also reported from "Harrison County wills (LINK NOT FOUND, 2006)," Julia Ardery's Kentucky Records, volume I. Harrison County Will Abstracts.
963.: Harrison County Deed Book volume 27, page 246, instituted ? September 1858, recorded 23 April 1859.
964.: "The Boyers Family," from "Descendants of Elder William and Elizabeth Boyers Conrad," compiled by John B. Conrad.
965.: I am convinced the Hutchinsons and the Cliffords were related. Robert and his brother James Clifford witnessed the will of John Hutchinson in 1838 (Harrison County, Kentucky, Will Book C, page 42, written 7 June 1838; recorded August 1838. Witnesses were David Evans, Robert Clifford and James Clifford). This was apparently the John Hutchinson who married Sally Azby, a sister of Nancy Azby who married Robert Clifford (#211) and a sister to Rachel Azby who married James Clifford (#212). Some of the known sons (daughters were not mentioned in John Hutchinson's will) of John and Sally (Azby) Hutchinson were Lindsey Hutchinson, Edward Hutchinson, James Hutchinson, John Hutchinson, and Samuel Hutchinson. Robert Clifford was the administrator of an estate sale of Benjamin Hutchinson on 23 August 1833 (Harrison County, Kentucky, Wills, 1832-1847, page 120, FHL 0216865), in which Robert Clifford, James Clifford, and Lindsey Clifford (#217-the brother of Robert and James), along with James Hutchinson, William Hutchinson, Benjamin Hutchinson, Edward Hutchinson, Benjamin Lemon, and Sidney Fisher, were major purchasers. In 1844, James S. Clifford (#536) and Lewis Penn (or Perrin?), were witnesses to the will of a John Hutchinson, who mentioned his father (not named) and sister Mary, and "… the balance among my brothers and sisters" (Harrison County, Kentucky, Wills, Book E, 1832-1847, recorded 21 November 1844, page 184, FHL 0216865). In 1855, William Clifford witnessed the will of John Hutchinson, who I believe was his first cousin; this John being a son of John (at that time deceased) and Sally (Azby) Hutchinson (Harrison County, Kentucky, Will Book G, 1853-59), written 30 August 1855, recorded 1 December 1855, page 243, FHL film 0216866). Perhaps Edward Clifford's wife was a Hutchinson. Note there were Hutchinsons on the Fayette County, Pennsylvania, tax list in the 1780s and 1790s, and they were being taxed in Tyrone Township when Edward was being taxed there (page 80 of Fayette County, Pennsylvania, Taxpayers 1785-1799, 175 pages. T. L. C. Genealogy, P. O. Box 403369, Miami Beach, Florida 33140-1369, 1991).
966.: Harrison County, Kentucky, tax records, 1794-1797, 1799-1808 (the 1798 tax book was lost) (FHL film 0008021).
967.: Harrison County, Kentucky tax lists, 1809-1828, year 1813 (FHL film 0008022).
968.: Harrison County, Kentucky, Probate Abstracts, 1795-1818, volume I, page 240. From "Harrison County court records," compiled by Janet K. Pease and published in 1985 by the Grant County Historical Society, Williamstown, Kentucky.
969.: This land was originally entered, surveyed and patented to [-?-] Fisher (Harrison County, Kentucky tax lists, 1809-1828, year 1816) (FHL film 0008022).
970.: Harrison County, Kentucky, Record Book C, 1814-1820, July Court of 1817, page 261 (FHL film 0216868).
971.: Harrison County, Kentucky, Deed Book 5, 1816-1818, page 395, instituted 13 May 1816, recorded 31 July 1816 (FHL film 0216851). In 1818, Robert purchased 68 acres of land on Twin Creek from Samuel Hinkson and wife Susannah, but the deed was defective because the boundaries were not described; a new deed was instituted in which Robert purchased an additional 40 acres (Harrison County, Kentucky, Deed Book 6, 1818-1820, page 395, instituted 30 November 1819, recorded 30 November 1819, FHL film 0216851). These 108 acres would appear to be a major component of the land Robert was taxed for during his life in Harrison County. In 1822, Robert purchased land on Twin Creek, Harrison County, from James and Dorcas McKey of Fayette County, Kentucky (Harrison County Deed Book 10, instituted and recorded 16 July 1825, page 399, FHL film 0216853). In 1833, Robert purchased land on Twin Creek from the heirs of Moses McClune (Harrison County Deed Book 14, 1832-1835, pages 210-211, instituted 29 August 1833; recorded 7 September 1833, FHL 0216855), and in 1834, Robert purchased land on the west side of Twin Creek, Harrison County, from David McKee (Harrison County Deed Book 14, 1832-1835, page 231, instituted 3 December 1834, recorded 4 December 1834, FHL 0216855).
972.: 1820 federal census for Robert Clifford household, Harrison County, Kentucky: males: 2-0-1-3-0-0, females: 2-1(?)-(?)-1-0-0; Robert Clifford 1830 federal census for Harrison County: males: 2-1-0-1-1-0-1-0-0-0-0-0-0, females: 1-1-1-1-0-1-0-0-0-0-0-0-0.
973.: 1840 federal census for Robert Clifford household, Harrison County, Kentucky, page 123, males: 0-2-2-1-0-1-0-1-0-0; females: 0-0-1-1-1-0-1-0-0-0; 1850 federal census for Robert Clifford household, District 2, Harrison County, dwelling 46, family 46 (FHL film 0442971).
974.: Harrison County Will Book B, page 80, written 14 October 1821, recorded December 1821. Executors were Lewis Jones and Evan Jones. Witnesses were James McMurty and Robert Clifford. Will abstract from "Harrison County Wills (LINK NOT FOUND, 2006)," Julia Ardery's Kentucky Records, volume I, Harrison County Will Abstracts.
975.: Harrison County Deed Book 13, 1832-1835, pages 109-110, instituted 27 August 1832, recorded 27 August 1832 (FHL 0216855).
976.: Harrison County, Kentucky, Record Book E, 1828-1835, Settlement E: 525, 14 February 1835. From "Harrison County court records," compiled by Janet K. Pease and published in 1985 by the Grant County Historical Society, Williamstown, Kentucky.
977.: Jacob Conrad, born circa 1774, died 1833, married Catey Coleman. Jacob was a son of Henry and Elizabeth [-?-] Conrad. Another child of Henry and Elizabeth Conrad was Raga (Peggy) Conrad, born circa 1768, died 1822 in Fayette County, Kentucky. Raga Conrad married Henry Chandler, a son of [-?-] and Susannah [-?-] Chandler. This information on the Chandler family is from the "Descendants of Elder William and Elizabeth Boyers Conrad," compiled by John B. Conrad.
978.: A Harrison County deed, instituted 2 June 1832, recorded 7 June 1832, page 29, mentions "July" Ritcheson, wife of John, and daughter of Daniel Eckear (Eckler). Note that John Sellers, who married Jane Clifford (#214), had a brother, David Sellers, who married Susannah Ecklar (Eckler) (see under Jane Clifford).
979.: Harrison County Deed Book 15, page 420, instituted and recorded 6 December 1836 (FHL film 0216855).
980.: From "The Richardsons of Harrison County, Kentucky," 2000, by James G. Faulconer, 5200 Oakbrooke Drive, Kettering, Ohio 454440 (); online at http://www.rootsweb.com/~kyharris/har_richardson.htm.
981.: Besides more information about John and Juliann Richardson's divorce proceedings, there is ample genealogical information about the Richardson in the "The Richardsons of Harrison County, Kentucky (LINK NOT FOUND, 2006)," 2000, by James G. Faulconer, 5200 Oakbrooke Drive, Kettering, Ohio 454440. The progenitors of this Richardson family in Kentucky were Jonathan and Mary Richardson, born 1759; they were from Cecil County, Maryland, and moved to Kentucky in the late 1790s, first to Montgomery County and by 1807 to Harrison County. Their children were (1) William Richardson (married Mary [-?-]); (2) David Richardson; (3) Rebecca Richardson (married Jacob Mason); (4) Malinda Richardson (married Levi Davis); (5) Lavinia Richardson (married Aaron Holland); (6) Nancy Ann Richardson (married Thomas W. Shepherd); (7) Mary Richardson (married Thomas J. Weathers); (8) Daniel Richardson (married Margaret Cullison); and (9) John Richardson, married and divorced Juliann Eckler; perhaps he also had a second wife.

John and Juliann (Eckler) Richardson's children were (1). Nancy Ann Richardson (twin), married Alexander D. Clifford (#539). (2). Mary J. Richardson (twin), married A. J. Thompson. (3). James E. Richardson, married Susan Menefree; they had 10 children: (i) Cordelia Richardson (married John W. Eckler); (ii) Lucinda Richardson; (iii) Ann Eliza Richardson (married [-?-] Hedger); (iv) James William Richardson (married, first, Frances Clifford (#1002); married, second, Hattie Clifford (#1003); (v) Newton Arthur Richardson; (vi) Mary Frances Richardson (married J. H. Eaton); (vii) Joanna D. Richardson (married Russell Newman Faulconer-they were the grandparents of James G. Faulconer, author of the "Richardsons of Harrison County"); (viii) Lewis Richardson (married Hattie May Terry); (ix) Callie Richardson (male); and (x) Susan Richardson (married Silas B. Hamilton). (4). John Newton Richardson, married Annie Maria Sayers. (5). Samuel E. Richardson, married Zerelda Humphrey. (6). Rebecca (Rebeckel) Susan Richardson, married Thomas Hinkson. (7). William Hiram Richardson. (8). Sarah F. Richardson, married Francis M. Adams.
982.: Harrison County, Kentucky, Record Book C, 1814-1820, October Court of 1818, page 376 (FHL film 0216868).
983.: "The Richardsons of Harrison County, Kentucky (LINK NOT FOUND, 2006)," 2000, by James G. Faulconer, 5200 Oakbrooke Drive, Kettering, Ohio 454440 .
984.: 1850 federal census for Robert Clifford household, District 2, Harrison County, Kentucky, dwelling 46, family 46 (FHL 0442971).
985.: 21 November 2000 email of Ben Keairns, Florence, Kentucky.
986.: Circa 1830 according to the 1850 federal census for Robert Clifford household, Harrison County, Kentucky, District 2, dwelling 46, family 46 (FHL film 0442971); August 1834 according to the 1900 federal soundex for Clifford (C-416) of Kentucky, District 7, Berry, Harrison County, volume 29, page 10? (FHL film 1244084).
987.: Kentucky Death Records: volume 8, certificate 02923.
988.: Harrison County, Kentucky, Will Book G (1853-59), written 30 August 1855, recorded 1 December 1855, page 243 (FHL film 0216866).
989.: 1860 federal census for District 2, Cynthiana Post Office, Harrison County, Kentucky, dwelling 10, family 10 (FHL film 0803372).
990.: 1880 federal census for Robert Clifford household, Enumeration District (Casons District), Harrison County, Kentucky, page 16, dwelling 126, family 126.
991.: 1900 federal census for William Clifford household, Enumeration District 63 (Colemanville District), Harrison County, Kentucky, page 10B, dwelling 195, family 196.
992.: Harrison County, Kentucky, Marriage Index, volume 1, 1794-1893, page 3116 (FHL film 0216877).
993.: 1850 federal census for Robert Clifford household, District 2, Harrison County, dwelling 46, family 46 (FHL film 0442971).
994.: Harrison County, Kentucky, Marriage Index, volume 1, 1794-1893, page 5573 (FHL film 0216877).
995.: Harrison County, Kentucky, Will Book H (1859-1864), reporting the inventory and Sale Bill for James Clifford's estate, 10 January 1861, pages 196-198 (FHL film 0216867).
996.: Harrison County, Kentucky, Will Book A, page 27 (including early marriages) (FHL film 0216864).
997.: One Hundred Cemeteries, Harrison County, Kentucky, by Eric C. Nagle and L. L. Ford, Dayton, Ohio, published 1992 (FHL microfiche 6125401).
998.: 1840 federal census for Harrison County, Kentucky, page 123.
999.: Harrison County, Kentucky, Probate Abstracts, 1795-1818, volume I, page 240.
1000.: Harrison County, Kentucky tax lists, 1809-1828 (FHL film 0008022).

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