Clifford Web Generation Six

719. THOMAS⁶ GILSON CLIFFORD (called Gil) (James⁵, Charles⁴, Charles³, James², unknown Clifford¹); born 1861; died 1899 in Derry, Pennsylvania; married ANNA [—?—]; born 1867 in Pennsylvania.²³⁴³ In 1880, Gilson, single, was living in the household of his mother, Matilda Clifford, in Lockport, where he was listed as a laborer.²³⁴⁴

LATE NEWS PARAGRAPHED.
Mrs. Annie Clifford and her two daughters of Conemaugh are visitng Engineer Ed. Clifford of 1812 Tenth avenue.—Altoona Mirror, 20 August 1906.

After the death of Gilson, Anna married John R. Anderson of Johnstown, Pennsylvania, born circa 1877 in Sweden.²³⁴⁵ In 1900, "Annie" was living in East Conemaugh, Cambria County, Pennsylvania, with children Erma (called Elmira in the 1900 federal census; also spelled Irma)²³⁴⁶ and Jean Clifford. Besides Annie, Erma and Jean (all born in Pennsylvania), a George Harmer (boarder), born February 1879 in Pennsylvania, and a William Rigne (boarder), born March 1868, were enumerated in the household in 1900.²³⁴⁷ In 1910, Anna and second husband John R. Anderson were living in East Conemaugh with Anna and Gilson's children, who were reported as stepdaughters of Anna's second husband John R. Anderson. Lacy Lewis writes that Gilson married Annie Anderson.²³⁴⁸ Either this was a mistake, as I suspect, or Anna's maiden name was Anderson as well as marrying an Anderson. In 1920, "Annie B.," now a widow (for the second time), was living in the household of her daughter Erma and her husband, Walter S. Ross, and family in East Taylor Township, Cambria County, Pennsylvania.²³⁴⁹

Thomas Gilson Clifford was also a railroad engineer. According to Lacy Lewis:²³⁵⁰

Gill Clifford - also an engineer on the PRR and youngest of Matilda and James Clifford (children), and also tooted his engine whistle as he passed Lockport, while his mother lived - it made her so happy and proud. He married a girl named Anna Anderson [apparently Anderson was the name of Anna's second husband, not her maiden name] from Johnstown and lived there and had one daughter, Jean. Edith Bowers, our friend in Pittsburgh, was from Johnstown, Pennsylvania, and knows Jean and worked with her at one time there for the PRR. Gill died early and his wife remarried and I lost track of them …

In 1893, Hugh M. and his brother Thomas Gilson purchased a Derry, Pennsylvania, lot for $90.00 from the Peoples Saving Bank, Pittsburgh.²³⁵¹ In late 1899, Gilson died in debt. Hugh M. Clifford then sold his half share of the lot to Annie Clifford for $10.00.²³⁵² According to a 10 March 1900 Westmoreland County deed:²³⁵³

…Whereupon it appearing manifest unto the Court aforesaid, that the personal estate of Thomas G. Clifford deceased, was not sufficient to pay his debts. It was considered and ordered by the said Court on the second day of January A. D. one thousand nine hundred (1900) that the real estate of the said decedent be sold according to the prayer of the petitioner…

The same deed reports that Anna Clifford's Derry, Pennsylvania, lot was then auctioned at a public sale; the high bidder was a C. B. Hollingsworth, who purchased the lot for $26.00.

Children of Thomas Gilson and Anna (Ross) Clifford:²³⁵⁴

+	1347	i.	Erma/Elmira⁷ Clifford; born March 1891; married Walter S. Ross.
+	1348	ii.	Jean Clifford; born 28 December 1896; died 3 March 1999 (age 102).

Based on the 1920 federal census,²³⁵⁵ apparently Anna Clifford Anderson had one child by second husband John R. Anderson: Harry W. Anderson, born circa 1914, at which time Anna would have been age 47.

720. JANE⁶ CLIFFORD (Joseph⁵, Charles⁴, Charles³, James², unknown Clifford¹); born February 1837 (the 1850, 1900 and 1910 federal censuses²³⁵⁶ lists her born in Virginia which would mean that at least her mother, Phoebe, was in Virginia in 1835. Jane died circa 1914; she married JOHN W. ROMICK; also born February 1837, but in Ohio; died 8 November 1915 in Fort Wayne, Indiana; buried in Lindenwood Cemetery. Fort Wayne, Indiana.

John W. Romick. a retired farmer, died yesterday at the home of his daughter, Mrs Charles Palmer, 712 Archer avenue. Death was due to old age and came at the age of seventy-eight years, following an illness of two weeks. The deceased had resided on a farm in Aboite township for forty years, until following the death of his wife a year ago, when he moved to this city to make his home with his daughter. Surviving are three sons and a daughter—John Romick, of this city: Oscar of Huntertown, and Chancy, of Durfee, and Mrs. Palmer of this city. There are also ten grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the residence. Interment will be made in Lindenwood [Lindenwood Cemetery of Fort Wayne, Indiana]—Fort Wayne Journal Gazette, 9 November 1915

In 1860, John and Jane and son Robert were enumerated in Wheeling, Virginia (present-day West Virginia), with William and Anna Pouliton, who possibly was a sister of John W. Romick, since they both were listed as born in Ohio; whereas others of this household were born in Virginia or Pennsylvania.²³⁵⁷ John, Jane, and children John, Charles, and Phoebe were living in Aboite Township, Allen County, Indiana in 1880. In 1900, the family was still in Aboite Township, where John was still farming. Also in the family in 1900 was Phoebe Briggs, widow (did not have children), sister-in-law, born April 1851 in Virginia. In 1910, John and Jane, still in Aboite Township, were living by themselves and John was still listed as a farmer.²³⁵⁸

See Jane's letter to her brother John after the list of Joseph and Phoebe's children (generation 5, web page 8).

Children of John W. and Jane (Clifford) Romick:

1349	i.	Robert⁷ H. Romick; born September 1858 in Virginia; died 23 November 1901 in Fort Wayne, Indiana; buried in Lindenwood Cemetery, Fort Wayne, Indiana. Robert did not marry. In 1900, still living with his parents, Robert was listed as a mail carrier. Robert was killed in a wagon accident in Fort Wayne. KILLED IN A RUNAWAY On Saturday evening, about 7 o'clock, Robert Romick, of Dunfee, a junk dealer, was instantly killed in a runaway accident on West Main street near the crossing of G. R. & L. road. He had been in the city and was enroute to his home when the team he was driving became frightened and started west on a mad run. The wagon struck a rough place in the road and the occupant was pitched violently to the pavement. He was unconscious when picked up by Claude Peters and Martin Vaughan, but died before he could be taken to the St. Joseph hospital. The body was then taken to the undertaking establishment of Klachn & Melching, where Dr. W. W. Barnett and Dr. C. B. Stemen conducted the post-mortem. Mr. Romick, the dead man, was 43 years old and lived with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John W. Romick, at Dunfee. For nine years prior to the introduction of the rural free mail delivery in this county. Mr. Romick carried the mail between Dunfee and Sodom, but of recent years he was engaged in the junk business, and Saturday's trip to this city was for the purpose of disposing of a wagon load of scrap iron. He was well known about the city and had many friends here.—Fort Wayne News, 25 November 1901; online in the "Stories section" of ancestry.com.
1350	ii.	John W. Romick; born April 1866 in Virginia (present-day West Virginia); married (first) Mary L. Crawford; born circa 1865 in Indiana; died 29 September 1903 in Fort Wayne. John married (second) Carrie (tentative) Haiber; born March 1869 in Indiana. Carrie was probably a daughter of Frederick Haiber. TAKEN BY TYPHOID FEVER Mrs. Mary L. Romick, the wife of John W. Romick, died this morning at 6:30 o'clock of typhoid fever, aged 34 years and 6 months. Surviving her are the husband and two children, Edith (sic = Edna) May and Owen. The husband is a painter and paper-hanger by occupation. Mrs. Romick was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Crawford and was born in DeKalb county, this state.—Fort Wayne News; 29 September 1903; online in the "Stories" section of ancestry.com. John W. was a house painter. In 1900, John, Mary L. and children were in Washington Township (part of Fort Wayne), Allen County, Indiana (census page 9A). In 1910 (page 7A), 1920 (page 9A) and 1930 (20A), John and Carrie lived in Fort Wayne, Indiana. Children of John and Mary L. (Crawford) Romick: (a) Edna M. Romick; born January 1889 in Indiana; married, 26 August 1917, Phillip Danehy; born circa 1889 in Indiana. In 1930, Phillip and Edna were living in Fort Wayne, Indiana, where Phillip was listed as President of the Wholesale Paper Company (page 19B). No children reported. Also in the family in 1930 was Bernice Roser, niece, single, born circa 1913 in Indiana. DANEHY - ROMICK A marriage which caused great surprise to the friends of the young people took place on Saturday afternoon at four o'clock at the house of Father Roche uniting Miss Edna Romick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Romick of Wells street, and Mr. Phillip Danehy, son of Mrs. Anna ??unch of Bass street. The only witnesses in the ceremony were Miss Edna Frany and Mr. W. J. Conro. The bride, who is an exceptionally beautiful young woman, wore a traveling suit of brown with hat and gloves to match. Miss Frany was in white. . . —The Fort Wayne Journal and Gazette; 2 September 1907; online in the "Stories" section of ancestry.com.<.p> (b) Owen E. Romick; born 21 August 1895 in Indiana. In 1920, Owen, single, was living as a lodger in Cleveland, Ohio (page 5B), where he was enumerated as a printer in a print shop.
1351	iii.	Oscar Daten Romick; born January 1867 in Indiana; married Edna [—?—]; born May 1870 ot 1872 in Michigan. In 1880 Oscar was living with his Clifford grandparents in Allen County, Indiana.²³⁵⁹ Oscar was a farmer. The family lived in Logan Township, Ottawa County, Kansas in 1900 (page 4A). In 1910, Oscar, Edna and son Wilbur were in Lake Township, Allen County, Indiana. By 1920, Oscar and Edna were living alone in Lake Township (page 4B). In 1930, Oscar and Edna were living with their son Harry E. Romick and family.²³⁶⁰ Children of Oscar and Edna M. Romick known from the federal censuses (all born in Kansas): (a) Wilbur S. Romick; born August 1891; married Ethel B. Arnold; born circa 1891 in Indiana.^2360b In 1920, Wilbur, Ethel and daughter Ellen Lucille were in Fort Wayne, Indiana, where Wilbur was listed as chauffeuring (page 1A). Child of Wilbur and Ethel (Arnold) Romick known from the 1920 federal census: (i) Ellen Lucille Romick; born circa 1920 in either Kansas or Indiana. (b) Harry E. Romick; born 4 February 1897; died February 1971 (last residence: Grabill, Allen County, Indiana); married Frances Martin; born circa 1897 in Indiana.^2360c Harry, Frances and children were living in Lake Township, Allen County, in 1930; where Harry was farming; also in the family in 1930 were Harry's parents, Oscar D. and Edna M. Romick (page 2A). Children of Harry and Frances Romick known from the 1930 federal census: (i) Eleanor Romick; born (private) in Indiana. (ii) Nila A. Romick; born (private) in Indiana. (c) Phoebe Romick; born September 1899.
1352	iv.	Chancey Romick; born September 1870 in Indiana; married Ella [—?—]; born circa 1883 in Indiana. In 1900, Chancey, singe, was living with his mother Alboite Township, Allen County, Indiana, where he was listed as a day laborer. In 1910 (page 7A), 1920 (page 1B) and 1930 (page 1B), the family lived in Alboite Township, where Chancey was farming. Children of Chancey and Ella Romick, known from the federal censuses (all born in Indiana): (a) Charles E. Romick; born (tentative) 1 December 1907; died May 1974 (last residence was Fort Wayne, Indiana). In 1930, Charles, single and still living with his parents, was enumerated as a day laborer. (b) Albert Romick; born circa 1912. In 1930, Albert and sister Marjorie were still living with their parents—Albert was listed as a day laborer in 1930. (c) Marjorie Romick; born circa 1915.
1353	v.	Phoebe Romick; born March 1872 in Indiana; married, circa 1895, Charles Palmer; born June 1868 in Indiana. In 1900, the family was in Aboite Township, Allen County, Indiana, where Charles was enumerated as a farmer. In 1910. the family was in Washington Township (Fort Wayne), Allen County, Indiana, where Charles was listed as a contractor carpenter. By 1920, Charles, Phoebe and son Chauncey had moved to Jefferson Township, Whitley County, Indiana, where Charles was farming. Children of Charles and Phoebe (Romick) Palmer: (a) Irene Palmer; born November 1896 in Indiana. (b) Chauncey E. Palmer; born March 1900 in Indiana; died June 1986 (last residence: Fort Wayne, Indiana). In 1920, Chauncey was single and still living with his parents.

721. ROBERT⁶ E. CLIFFORD (Joseph⁵, Charles⁴, Charles³, James², unknown Clifford¹); born 18 August 1841 in Pennsylvania; died 18 December 1902; married DELIA (HANNAH) SNOOK;²³⁶¹ born April 1857 in Indiana.

In 1880, the family was living in Whitley County, Indiana.²³⁶² In 1900 Delia and children William, Laura and James were still in Whitley County, Indiana (page 9A). By 1910, Robert had died, and Hannah was living with her son James and his family in Whitley County, Indiana. In 1920, Hannah and son William E. were living alone, still in Union Township, Whitley County (page 7A); they wer living next to Hannah's son James E. Clifford and family.

Children of Robert and Delia (Snook) Clifford (all born in Indiana):²³⁶³

1354	i.	William⁷ E. Clifford; born December 1876. In 1910, William E., single and a farmer, was living with his mother and brother James and his family in Union Township, Whitley County, Indiana. In 1920, William E. , single, was still living with his mother in Union Township (page 7A).
1355	ii.	Laura J. Clifford; born December 1878. In 1900, Laura, single, was living with her mother in Union Township, Whitley County, Indiana (page 9A).
1356	iii.	James E. Clifford; born November 1880; married Maud B. [—?—], born circa 1883 in Iowa. The family lived in Union Township, Whitley County, Indiana in 1910 (page 1B), 1920 (page 7A), and 1930 (page 8B), where James was enumerated as a farmer in 1910 and 1920, and as a cement contractor in 1930. In 1910, James's mother, Hannah, and brother Willliam E. Clifford were living with the family Children of James and Maud Clifford known from the federal censuses (all born in Indiana): (a) Oscar W. Clifford, born 1903; married Hazel M. [—?—], born 1905 in Indiana. Oscar, Hazel and children lived in Union Township, Whitley County, Indiana (page 6B) in 1930, where Oscar was a carpenter. . Children of Oscar and Hazel Clifford known from the 1930 census (all born in Indiana) (i) Paul E. Clifford. (ii) James R. Clifford. (iii) Dick LeRoy Clifford. (b) Harry M. Clifford, born circa 1907; married Betty [—?—], born circa 1906 in Indiana. In 1930, Harry and Betty, no children listed, were boarders in the household of Fred Felger in Lake Township, Allen County, Indiana (page 11B) where Harry was enumerated as a "polisher, drills." (c) Donald R. Clifford, born circa 1909; enumerated as a telephone linesman in 1930, when still living with his parents. (d) Eva Clifford, born circa 1912. (e) James I. Clifford, born circa 1914. (f) Laura A. Clifford. (g) Viola Clifford. (h) Jaunita (?Juanita) Clifford.

722. MARY⁶ ANN CLIFFORD (Joseph⁵, Charles⁴, Charles³, James², unknown Clifford¹); born circa 1845 in Pennsylvania (probably the Ligonier area of Westmoreland County); married WILLIAM A. HILER²³⁶⁴ on 25 September 1873.²³⁶⁵ William was born circa 1848 in Ohio. In 1880, the family was living in Jefferson Township, Whitley County, Indiana, where William was enumerated as a coal burner.²³⁶⁶ In 1910, Mary A., widow, was living by herself in Jefferson Township, Whitley County, Indiana (page 1A).

Children of William and Mary Ann (Clifford) Hiler:

1357	i.	Clara Hiler; born circa 1876 in Indiana.
1358	ii.	Louve? Hiler (daughter); born circa 1879 in Indiana.
1359	iii.	Joseph Hiler; born 8 October 1881 in Indiana; married Pearl [—?—]; born circa 1886 in Indiana. In 1910, Joseph, Pearl and daughter Irene were living with Pearl's ?grandparents (?Loster? can not make out name) in Lake Township, Allen County, Indiana (page 2A); can not decipher occupation. In 1920, the family was still in Lake Township, where Joseph was listed as a grocer (page 3B). Joseph Hiler's 1942 Draft Card lists his wife as Pearl and Joseph's occupation as a merchant (his 1917 Draft Card lists his occupation as a carpenter) Child of Joseph and Pearl Hiler: (a) Irene Hiler; born circa 1907 in Indiana.
1360	iv.	Laura Hiler. Perhaps Laura and Louve? Hiler are the same person.

723. MARGARET⁶ CLIFFORD (Joseph⁵, Charles⁴, Charles³, James², unknown Clifford¹); born 25 December 1848 in Westmoreland County (undoubtedly the Ligonier area), Pennsylvania; died 16 February 1917 in Ottawa County, Kansas; buried in Hall Cemetery, Ottawa County, Kansas; on 14 August 1862²³⁶⁷ in Alexander, Pennsylvania (?Porter Township, Huntingdon County), she married ISAAC BRIGGS; born 21 August 1838 in Pennsylvania; died 22 September 1905 in Ottawa County, Kansas; buried in Hall Cemetery. Isaac was a farmer

In 1860, Margaret, not yet married, was enumerated with John Crawford and family in Ohio County, Virginia (now part of West Virginia).²³⁶⁸ This family was enumerated as family #209, two families removed from Margaret's sister Jane (Clifford) Romick in family #211. Isaac was living in Wetzel County, Virginia (present-day West Virginia), when he married Margaret Clifford. Isaac's parents were David and Melinda (Huff) Briggs.²³⁶⁹ After marrying, Isaac and Margaret lived for two years in Wetzel County; they then moved to Indiana, where they lived for about 20 years before moving to the Pipe Creek area and then the Crown Point area of Ottawa County, Kansas, where Isaac was a member of the Ancient Order of United Workers.²³⁷⁰

In 1880, the family was living in Warren Township, Huntington County, Indiana, where Isaac was enumerated as a thresher.²³⁷¹ According to Marilyn Brown (Hutchinson, Kansas), Isaac, Margaret and family came to Ottawa County, Kansas, in 1885 by covered wagon.²³⁷² In 1900, Isaac, Margaret and six of their children (David, Joseph, John, Flora, Maralda, and Melinda) were living in Culver Township, Ottawa County, Kansas, where Isaac was still listed as a farmer.

Children of Isaac and Margaret (Clifford) Briggs:

1361	i.	Edward⁷ Briggs; born 11 December 1863 in Wetzel County, West Virginia; died 7 May 1931; married, 21 September 1891, Clara Isabelle Lavering; born circa 1873. One child reported in the 1930 federal census for Delphus Township, Ottawa County, when Edward was listed as disabled: (a) Bernice Briggs, born circa 1916.²³⁷³ Possibly another child was Edward P. Briggs, born circa 1908 in Kansas, married Helen E.[-?-], born circa 1912 (they had child Carmen J. Briggs, born 1930); in 1930, about a year after Edward P. and Helen were married, they were living in Logan Township, Ottawa County, Kansas.²³⁷⁴
1362	ii.	Mary Ellen Briggs; born 15 March 1866 in Wabash County, Indiana; died 8 January 1935 in Ottawa County, Kansas; married Henry E. Crist; born April 1866. The family lived in Blaine Township, Ottawa County, Kansas, in 1900, where Henry was farming (page 7B). In 1930, Mary, widow, was living with her son Isaac and Isaac's wife Ethel M. [—?—], born circa 1912 in Kansas.²³⁷⁵ Also in the household in 1930 was Isaac Crist's brother, Joseph. Children of Henry and Mary Ellen (Briggs) Crist known from the 1900 federal census (all born in Kansas): (a) Florence Crist; born June 1892. (b) Isaac Crist, born 27 November 1894; died May 1996 (last residence: Concordia, Cloud County. Kansas); married Ethel M. [—?—]; born circa 1912 in Kansas. (c) Mary B. Crist; born May 1895. (d) Joseph L. Crist, born September 1899. He was a farmer and single in 1930, when living with his mother.
1363	iii.	Susanna Briggs; born 14 January 1868 in Wabash County, Indiana; died 17 June 1937 in Quinter, Gove County, Kansas; married (four times?).
1364	iv.	David Briggs; born 18 March 1870 in Huntington County, Indiana; died 19 August 1907; did not marry.
1365	v.	Isaac Leroy Briggs; born 14 May 1873 near Fort Wayne, Indiana; died 8 May 1955; married, 28 February 1901, Minnie May Moore; born 1882 in Kansas; died 1959. In 1920 and 1930, the family was living in Sherman Township, Ottawa County, Kansas, where Isaac was listed as a farmer.²³⁷⁶ Children of Isaac and Minnie May (Moore) Briggs listed in the 1920 federal census: (a) Orville D. Briggs; born 5 January 1903 in Kansas; died 13 April 1998, a resident of Miltonville, Cloud County, Kansas;²³⁷⁷ married Dorothy [—?—]; born circa 1902 in Kansas. No children reported in 1930 when Orivlle and Dorothy were living in Meridith Township, Cloud County, Kansas, where Orville was farming (page 2A). (b) Floyd R. Briggs, born 22 July 1905 in Kansas, died 18 July 1995, a resident of Tescott Township, Ottawa County, Kansas.²³⁷⁸ In 1930, Floyd, single, was a roomer in Beloit, Mitchell County, Kansas, where he was enumerate as a barber (page 3B). (c) Isaac Briggs; born 16 August 1907 in Kansas; died November 1976, a resident of Concordia Township, Cloud County, Kansas;²³⁷⁹ (d) Thelma E. Briggs; born circa 1911 in Kansas (single and still living with her parents in 1930, when she was enumerated as a public school teacher). (e) Andrew J. Briggs; born circa 1914 in Kansas (living with his parents in 1930). (f) Opal Briggs; born circa 1918 (living with her parents in 1930), died 2000; married Vaughn Edward Brown, born 1917, died 2000. Vaughn and Marie had two sons: (i) Richard Brown. (ii) Clint Brown. Clint Brown's wife is Marilyn Brown, who provided much of the Briggs information.²³⁸⁰
1366	vi.	Joseph Briggs; born 23 May 1875 in Roanoke, Huntington County, Indiana; died 30 June 1914; married Bertha Bennett; born circa 1885 in Kansas. In 1910 Joseph, Bertha and children Albert and Edward, were in Starr Township, Cloud County, Kansas, where Joseph was enumerated as a restaurant keeper (census page 4B) . In 1930, Bertha Apple, widow, was living in Miltonvale, Cloud Couny, Kansas, with sons Albert, Vance and daughter Fay Briggis (page 4B). Children of Joseph and Bertha (Bennett) Briggs: (a) Albert Briggs; born circa 1905 in Kansas; married [—?—]. Their son was (i) James Briggs, who was the father of Barbara (Briggs) Templeton, a Briggs researcher. (b) Vance Briggs; born (private) (c) Fay Briggs; born (private). (b) Edward Briggs, born circa 1908 in Kansas. After Josesph died, Bertha married Charles Apple.
1367	vii.	John Briggs; born 9 May 1877 in Whitley County, Indiana; died 2 September 1966; married, 1 January 1911, Elizabeth May White. In 1920 and 1930, John, Elizabeth and daughter Berneitta Briggs, born circa 1914, were living in Bennington Township, Ottawa County, Kansas, where John was enumerated as a farmer.²³⁸¹ Child of John and Elizabeth May (White) Briggs: (a) Berneitta Briggs, born circa 1914,
1368	viii.	Flora Bell Briggs; born 21 August 1879 in Roanoke, Huntington County, Indiana; died 26 December 1946 in Lucas, Kansas; married, 28 November 1918, William Trefthen; born circa 1878 in Kansas. Flora and William lived in Lucas Township, Russell County, Kansas, where William was enumerated as a farmer in 1920 (page 6A) and a laborer in 1930 (page 4B). No children were listed in these censuses.
1369	ix.	Maralda May Briggs; born 22 March 1882 in Fort Wayne, Indiana; died 15 May 1947 in Salina, Kansas; buried in Gypsum Hill Cemetery, Salina, Kansas; married, 21 September 1902, James Matthew Fitzpatrick; born 27 April 1878 in Kansas; died 17 February 1963 in Salina, Kansas. In 1910, James, Marilda and children Theodore, Floyd, and Ina were living in Culver Township, Ottawa County, Kansas (page 12A), where James M. was listed as a farmer. In 1930, James, "May Maralda," and children Robert, Harold and Earl were living in Culver Township, Ottawa County, Kansas.²³⁸² Known children of James and Marilda (Briggs) Fitzpatrick (all born in Kansas): (a) William Theodore Fitzpatrick, born 9 September 1904 in Ottawa County, Kansas, died 2 March 1976 in Salina, Kansas, married, 9 May 1934, Nellie Gladys Herndon, born 28 August 1896, died 16 March 1993. William H. Fitzpatrick (St. Peters, Missouri) furnished the information on this family.²³⁸³. (b) Floyd J. Fitzpatrick; born circa 1907 in Kansas. (c) Ina M. Fitzpatrick; born circa 1909 in Kansas. (d) Robert Fitzpatrick; born circa 1915 in Kansas. (e) Harold Fitzpatrick; born private. (f) Earl L. Fitzpatrick; born private.
1370	x.	Melinda Jane Briggs; born 17 April 1884 in Indiana; died 12 December 1937 in Downs (?Dows County), Kansas; married Garfield Morris.
1371	xi.	James Clifford Briggs; born 15 February 1887 in Ottawa County, Kansas; died 26 March 1896 in Ottawa County, Kansas.

724. ELIZABETH⁶ ELLEN CLIFFORD (Joseph⁵, Charles⁴, Charles³, James², unknown Clifford¹); born March 1851 in West Virginia or Pennsylvania; died 1925; on 14 July 1874 in Allen County, Indiana,²³⁸⁴ Elizabeth married JAMES EDWARD HURLEY; born November 1843 in Ireland; died 1905.²³⁸⁵

In 1900, James, Eliza Ellen and family were living in Jackson Township, Huntington County, Indiana (page 3A), where James was listed as a collier. James died in 1905; and in 1910, Ellen, widow, and children Robert and Margaret were still in Jackson Township, Huntington County (page 6A).

Mrs. James Hurley, of North Main street, Roanoke, was pleasantly surprised Sunday morning by a number of guests who came with filled baskets to remind her of her 35th birthday [sic = wedding] anniversary. Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Clifford, Mr. and Mrs. James E. Clifford, Helen, Robert, and Joseph Clifford of this city: Mrs. Mary Hiler, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shroyer and son, Paul, of Columbia City.—from The Fort Wayne News, 4 March 1907; online in the "Stories" section of ancestry.com.

Children of James and Elizabeth Ellen (Clifford) Hurley (all born in Indiana):

1372	i.	Joseph⁷ A. Hurley; born December 1878; married Estella [—?—]; born circa 1885 in Indiana. In 1900, Joseph A., single and living with his parents, was listed as a day laborer. In 1910, the family was living in Cleveland, Ward 4, Ohio, where Joseph was enumerated as a foreman in a charcoal factory (possibly in one of the charcoal factories of his uncles, Josepn and James Clifford, in Cleveland). Children of Joseph and Estella Hurley known from the 1910 federal census (both born in Ohio): (a) Edward J. Hurley; born circa 1904. (b) James W. Hurley; born circa 1906.
1373	ii.	Mary J. Hurley; born November 1880. In 1920, Mary J., single and enuerated as a nurse, was living with her brother Robert and sister Margaret.
1374	iii.	James William Harry Hurley; born November 1882; married Cassie [—?—]; born circa 1883 in Indiana. He usually was listed as Harry J. Hurley. The family lived in Cincinnati, Ohio, where Harry was enumerated as a driver for a department store in 1910 (page 1B) and a driver for a laundry in 1920 (page 5A). By 1930, Harry, Cassie and daughter Dorothea had moved to Covington, Kentucky, where Harry was enumerated as a salesman of retail groceries (page 23B). Children of Harry and Cassie Hurley known from the federal censuses: (a) Delia Hurley; born circa 1903 in Kentucky; married Jessie Oldfied; born circa 1903 in Kentucky. In 1930, Jessie and Delia, no children reported, were living with Delia's parents in Covington, Kentucky. (b) Harry J. Hurley; born circa 1906 in Kentucky. (c) Evelyn Hurley; born circa 1912 in Ohio. (d) Dorothea Hurley; born (private) in Ohio.
1375	iv.	George E. Hurley; born February 1885. He was possibly the George E. Hurley, born circa 1885 in Indiana (father born in Ireland, mother born in Pennsylvania), married Josephine [—?—], born circa 1889 in Indiana; the couple, no children, were living in Sapula, Creek County, Oklahoma, in 1910 (page 13A), when George E. was enumerated as a pumper, oil man.
1376	v.	Robert M. Hurley; born 5 July 1888 (specific date from his 1917-18 Draft Registration Card, when he was living with his mother in Roanoke, Huntington County, Indiana). In 1910, Robert (and sister Margaret A.) were living with their widowed mother, Ellen. For this census Robert was enumerated as a teamster. In 1920, Robert, single and head of household, was living in Cleveland, Cuyahoga County, Ohio (page 20a), where Robert was a machinist in an auto shop. Also in the household in 1920, were his sisters Mary J. and Margaret A. Hurley
1377	vi.	Margaret A. Hurley; born February 1891. Margaret was living with her mother and brother Robert in 1910 and with Robert and sister Mary J. in 1920, when Margaret was listed as a stenographer with a toilet manufacturing company.

727. JOSEPH⁶ CLIFFORD (Joseph⁵, Charles⁴, Charles³, James², unknown Clifford¹); born 17 January 1856 in Virginia (present-day West Virginia); died 1932; married ALVEN PAUL; born 9 May 1875 in Indiana.²³⁸⁶

In 1920, the family (minus daughter Ellen) was living in Fort Wayne, Allen County, Indiana, where Joseph was enumerated as a coal merchant.²³⁸⁷ In 1930, Joseph, Alven and sons Jame and Jerome were in Cleveland, Ohio, where Joseph was listed as a charcoal and coal dealer (page 13A). Joseph and his brother James Edward Clifford (#1379) were successful business partners in the manufacture and retail sales of charcoal and coal (see under James Edward Clifford, #728).

On Tuesday evening, Mrs. Joseph Clifford was very much surprised by a party of friends who called to remind her of her birthday anniversary. The friends who assisted in the surprise were Messrs. and Mesdames Joe Clifford, Clarence Hollis, John Crawford, Cornelius Gearin, James Clifford, John Romick, Oscar Romick, Alvina Paul, Ed Schrader, Mrs. B. Cown, of Cleveland—from the Fort Wayne Journal and Gazette, 15 February 1907; online in the "Stories" section of ancestry.com.

Children of Joseph and Alven (Paul) Clifford:²³⁸⁸

1378	i.	Ellen⁷ Clifford; born 8 July 1912 in Allen County, Indiana.²³⁸⁹
1379	ii.	James E. Clifford; born 22 August 1913; died 1955.
1380	iii.	Joseph P. Clifford; born 4 July 1915; died September 1929.
1381	iv.	Albert Jerome Clifford; born 26 January²³⁹⁰ or 26 June 1918; died 28 January 2000.²³⁹¹ Professor A. Jerome Clifford was a Jesuit scholar. He received a Bachelor of Letters from Xavier University, Cincinnati, Ohio; a Licentiate in Theology from Loyola University, Chicago; an MBA from the University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia; and a PH. D. in economics from the University of Pennsylvania. In 1965, he was a professor of finance at John Carroll University.²³⁹²

728. JAMES⁶ EDWARD CLIFFORD (Joseph⁵, Charles⁴, Charles³, James², unknown Clifford¹); born 9 January 1859 in the Wheeling, Virginia (now West Virginia), area; died 6 October 1946; on 7 February 1893,²³⁹³ he married CECELIA (also CELIA) M. KELLER; born 16 November 1869 in Fort Wayne, Indiana; died 14 April 1926.²³⁹⁴ Cecelia was a daughter of Sebastian Keller of Fort Wayne. In 1900, Charles Keller, "brother-in-law," born August 1885, was living with the family.²³⁹⁵ In 1920, still in Fort Wayne, Anna Mouper, age 46, "sister-in-law," was also living with the family.²³⁹⁶

James Edward Clifford was raised in Allen County, Indiana. Sometime in the 1880s, he and brother Joseph went into the charcoal business on a large scale.²³⁹⁷ James supervised the manufacturing and Joseph the retailing, which was located initially in Cleveland; subsequently, other retail yards were established in Cincinnati, Buffalo, and, in 1902, Fort Wayne, Indiana, at which time the business expanded to include wood and coal. The well-known business in Fort Wayne was called Clifford Brothers Coal Company, and encompassed a city block. James and his son Robert were Clifford genealogists, as is Robert's daughter Mary Ann Cottrell (#2050).

Photo 22. James Edward Clifford (#728) (1859-1946), 1937. Courtesy of Mary Ann Cottrell (#2050), Fort Wayne, Indiana.

Children of James and Celia M. (Keller):

	1382	i.	Charles⁷ Clifford; born 15 November 1893; died in infancy.
	1383	ii.	Helene Marie Clifford; born 28 March 1895 in Allen County, Indiana; died January 1975;²³⁹⁸ married, 26 July 1917,²³⁹⁹ Ralph Judy Rush; born 29 July 1894, son of Dr. Fred Rush of Fort Wayne. At the time of the wedding, Ralph Rush had a position with the Halsey Stewart bond house of Chicago. Helene and Ralph's wedding annoucement was in the Fort Wayne Sentinel, 24 July 1917. Children of Ralph and Helene Marie (Clifford) Rush: (a) Nancy Elizabeth Rush, born (private). (b) Jane Cecelia Rush, born (private).
+	1384	iii.	Robert Sebastian Clifford; born 20 May 1898; died January 1978; married Mary M. Sullivan.
	1385	iv.	Joseph E. Clifford; born 13 June 1903; died January 1963.²⁴⁰⁰ Joseph attended the University of Michigan for two years before going into business with the Clifford Brothers coal firm. There is a photograph of Joseph Clifford, age circa 4, in The Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette, December 8, 1907—my newspaper scan of this via ancestry.com is not suitable for transmission.

730. JAMES⁶ MCELROY (Sarah⁵ Menoher, Jane⁴ Clifford, Charles³, James², unknown Clifford¹); born 8 December 1814; died 21 December 1908; buried in Antiochian Village Cemetery, Fairfield Township, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania; married SUSANAH BARR,²⁴⁰¹ born 9 March 1818; died 14 October 1907; buried in Antiochian Village Cemetery.²⁴⁰²

In some censuses, the name of James's wife is spelled Susan, but since James was the census enumerator for Fairfield Township in 1860 and spelled the name Susanah, I consistently used that spelling-even though her name is "Susan" on her stone. In 1870, a Mary Barr, age 89, "m" was also in the family;²⁴⁰³ she was also in the family in 1850.²⁴⁰⁴ She would be Susanah's mother. According to a 1997 Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, query,²⁴⁰⁵ James was in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives in 1862. But this needs confirmation. In 1880, the family was in Fairfield Township, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, where James was enumerated as a farmer.²⁴⁰⁶ In 1900, James, "Susan" and daughter Sarah were still living in Fairfield Township.²⁴⁰⁷

Children of James and Susanah (Barr) McElroy:²⁴⁰⁸

	1386	i.	Mary⁷ Jane McElroy; born 25 November 1838.²⁴⁰⁹
	1387	ii.	Sarah McElroy; born 1840 (but see next); died 1915. Sarah was still living with her parents in 1880;²⁴¹⁰ her birth year reported in this census would calculate to being born circa 1845. In 1900, still living with her parents in Fairfield Township, she was reported born June 1852.²⁴¹¹ In 1910, she was living with her brother James T. McElroy and family in Westmoreland County and was reported age 68 (born 1842).²⁴¹² Sarah is buried in Antiochian Village Cemetery, Fairfield Township.²⁴¹³ Sarah's name and the dates "1840-1915" are on the stone that also has the names of her brother James T. McElroy and James T.'s wife, Rebecca J. McElroy.
+	1388	iii.	William Barr McElroy; born circa 1843; died 4 October 1889; married Jennie Lytle.
	1389	iv.	Elizabeth McElroy; born circa 1845; died 6 June 1890; buried next to her parents, James and Susanah McElroy, in Antiochian Village Cemetery; married Jonathan Garman. Known child: (a) J. McElroy Garman, born October 1879.²⁴¹⁴ Elizabeth's stone reads: "Lizzie Garman McElroy, dau. of J. and S., died 6 June 1890, age 25 yrs, 25 days." This would calculate to being born in 1865 instead of the circa 1845 as reported in the 1860 federal census. In 1865, her mother, Susannah, would have been age circa 47. Also, if Elizabeth was born in 1865, she would have only been 14 when her known child was born in 1879. Probably the "age 25 yrs" is an error-should have been "age 45 yrs."
	1390	v.	John McElroy; born circa 1848.
	1391	vi.	Faniah McElroy; born circa 1851. Probably she was the Mrs. Fannie Wood of New Florence, St. Clair Township, Pennsylvania, reported in The Scotch-Irish McElroys in America²⁴¹⁵ as a child of James and Susanah McElroy.
	1392	vii.	Susan J. (or B.) McElroy (in 1870, perhaps enumerated as Isabella McElroy); born circa 1854. She, her sister Sarah and brother John T. McElroy were still living with their parents in Fairfield Township in 1880.²⁴¹⁶
	1393	viii.	infant McElroy (twin); born and died 8 July 1856; buried in Antiochian Village Cemetery, Fairfield Township, Westmoreland County.
	1394	ix.	infant McElroy (twin); born and died 8 July 1856; buried in Antiochian Village Cemetery.
	1395	x.	James T. McElroy; born July 1859; died 1923; married Rebecca J. [-?-]; born January 1860.²⁴¹⁷ Both James and Rebecca are buried in Antiochian Village Cemetery. In 1900 and 1910, James T. and family were living in Fairfield Township, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania.²⁴¹⁸ Known children of James T. and Rebecca McElroy: (a) Joseph H. McElroy, born June 1889 in Pennsylvania; married Mary W. [—?—], born circa 1890 in Pennsylvania. The family lived in Youngstown, Ward 4, Ohio in 1920 (page 7A), when Joseph H. was listed as an operator of an "orebridger." Children of Joseph and Mary McElroy known from this census (i) Emma McElroy, born circa 1913 in Ohio. (ii) James A. McElroy, born in Ohio. Also in the family in 1920 was Joseph's sister Mary McElroy, single, born circa 1903 in Pennsylania. (b) J. C. McElroy, born 15 August 1890, died 23 February 1891, buried in Antiochian Village Cemetery. (c) George F. McElroy, born circa 1894. (d) Mary R. McElroy, born circa 1903.

732. ELIZABETH⁶ MCELROY (Sarah⁵ Menoher, Jane⁴ Clifford, Charles³, James², unknown Clifford¹); born May 1823 in Pennsylvania; married JOSEPH MATTHEWS; born June 1820 in Pennsylvania. Both Joseph and Elizabeth are buried in the Antiochian Cemetery, Fairfield Township, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania.²⁴¹⁹ In 1860, Joseph, enumerated as a farmer, and Elizabeth and their three children were living in Ligonier Township, Westmoreland County.²⁴²⁰ In 1880, Joseph and Elizabeth and two children were living in Fairfield Township with Elizabeth's father, John D. McElroy, now a widower. In this census both John D. and his parents were listed as born in Pennsylvania.

Children of Joseph and Elizabeth (McElroy) Matthews:²⁴²¹

1396	i.	William⁷ H. Matthews; born May 1851 in Pennsylvania; married Lessie [—?—]; born December 1845 in Pennsylvania. The family was living in Fairfield Township, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania in 1900 (page 19A), where William was farming. Also in the family in 1900 was William's father, Joseph Matthews. Children of William and Lessie Matthews known from this census (all born in Pennsylvania): (a) Greason Matthews, born April 1885; (b) Mary L. Matthews, born October 1886.
1397	ii.	Mary A. Matthews; born circa 1857; apparently deceased by the time of the 1880 federal census for Fairfield Township.
1398	iii.	Susan M. Matthews; born 1860.

735. SAMUEL⁶ MCELROY (Sarah⁵ Menoher, Jane⁴ Clifford, Charles³, James², unknown Clifford¹); born circa 1832; married ELIZABETH [—?—]; born circa 1835. In 1860, Samuel, Elizabeth and child John were living in Fairfield Township, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, not far from Samuel's father, John D. McElroy.²⁴²² In 1870, Samuel, a farmer, and family, now with four children, were still in Fairfield Township. Samuel's parents, John D. and Sarah McElroy, were living with the family in 1870.²⁴²³

Children of Samuel and Elizabeth [-?-] McElroy:²⁴²⁴

1399	i.	John⁷ H. McElroy; born circa 1859.
1400	ii.	Andrew G. McElroy; born circa 1861.
1401	iii.	Archibald D. McElroy; born circa 1863; married Mary E. Jackson. Their children: (a) Howard McElroy, (b) Charles McElroy.²⁴²⁵
1402	iv.	Elizabeth McElroy; born December 1869.

737. ELIZABETH⁶ MENOHER (John⁵ Menoher, Jane⁴ Clifford, Charles³, James², unknown Clifford¹); born circa 1826-1830 in Pennsylvania;²⁴²⁶ married SAMUEL RITCHIE; born circa 1816 in Ireland.²⁴²⁷

In 1870 (census page 151) and 1880 (page 163), Samuel, Elizabeth and family lived in Boston Township, Summit County, Ohio, where Samuel was enumerated as a farmer. By 1900, Samuel had died, and Elizabeth was living with her children Harvey (head), Mary E. and Gordon Richie, still in Boston Township, Summit County, Ohio (page 12B).

Children of Samuel and Elizabeth (Menoher) Ritchie (all born in Ohio):

1403	i.	Mary⁷ Elizabeth (Libby) Ritchie; born 22 April 1855; died circa 1923. Elizabeth apparently did not marry. In 1900, 1910, and 1920, she was living with her brothers Harvey (head), and Gordon in Boston Township, Summit County, Ohio.
1404	ii.	John Leslie Ritchie; born 23 June 1858; died January 1929. He was probably the John L. Ritchie, listed in the federal census as born circa 1853 in Ohio (father born in Ireland, mother born in Pennsylvania); married Margarette [—?—]; born circa 1858. The couple, no children reported, were living in Macedonia Township, Summit County, Ohio (page 7A) in 1910, when John L. was enumerated as a farmer.
1405	iii.	Gordon Ritchie; born 15 June 1862; died 13 November 1862.
1406	iv.	Beniah Harvey Ritchie; born 2 June 1864; died 3 November 1929. Harvey apparently did not marry. In 1900, 1910, and 1920, he was head of household with his mother (1900) and siblings Mary Elizabeth and Gordon (1900, page 12B; 1910, page 6A, ans 1920, page 15A), in Boston Township, Summit County, Ohio. Harvey was enumerated as a farmer.
1407	v.	Gordon (again) M. Ritchie; born 7 March 1867; died 27 February 1928. Gordon apparently did not marry. In 1900, 1910, and 1920, he was living with his brother Harvey (head), and sister Mary Elizabeth in Boston Township, Summit County, Ohio.
1408	vi.	Matthew Ritchie.
1409	vii.	Samuel Ritchie, Jr.

738. JAMES⁶ GORDON MENOHER (John⁵ Menoher, Jane⁴ Clifford, Charles³, James², unknown Clifford¹); born 24 August 1831; died 3 November 1866 in Fairfield, Iowa; married ELIZABETH BLAKELY; born 6 October 1831 in Morgan County, Illinois; died 14 October 1921 in Iowa; she was a daughter of Charles and Licette (Lemmon) Blakely.²⁴²⁸

In 1880, Elizabeth, widow, was head of household in Taylor County, Iowa, with all her children, all sons, all single, and the first four listed as farmers. In 1900, Elilzabeth and son Charles B., not yet married, were in Washington Township, Taylor County, Iowa, where Charles B. was listed as an impliment salesman.²⁴²⁹

Children of James Gordon and Elizabeth (Blakely) Menoher (all listed in the 1880 federal census as being born in Iowa, except William, born in Missouri?):

	1410	i.	John⁷ Henry Menoher; born 8 April 1857 in Iowa; died September 1907; married Mary A. Fouts; born May 1864 in Iowa. The family lived in Washington Township, Taylor County, Iowa in 1900 (page 15B), where John H. was enumerated as a general mechanic. The 1900 federal census reported Mary had five children, four living. By 1910, Mary A. was a widow, and the family had moved to Salina, Salina, Kansas (page 2B). Known children of John H. and Mary (Fouts) Menoher (all born in Iowa): (a) Philetha (Letha) E. Menoher, born August 1888. In 1910, Philetha, single and living with her mother, was enumerated as a public school teacher. (b) Bessie L. Menoher, born November 1892. (c) Esther Menoher, born July 1895. (d) John Milton Menoher, born March 1897.
	1411	ii.	Charles Blakely Menoher; born 24 August 1858 in Iowa; died 30 December 1939; married, 12 August 1902, Lillie Moneyhan (?Monahan); born 19 May 1873 in Missouri; died 1973. In 1910, Charles, Lillie and son Wade were living in Justice Precinct 1, Dallam, Texas (page 4A), where Charles was a farmer. In 1930, Charles and Lillie were living alone in Lenox Township, Taylor, Iowa (page 5B) where Charles was a laborer. Child of Charles and Lillie (Monahan) Menoher: (a) Wade Lamont Menoher, born circa 1906 in Iowa—in 1930, Wade, single, was living in DeMoines, Polk County, Iowa (page 39A), and enumerated as a draftsman.
	1412	iii.	James Alexander Menoher; born 23 September 1860 in Missouri; died 17 January 1917; married (first), in 1890, Anna Rutledge; married (second), in 1897, Ann Eugenia Algeo; born March 1867 in Iowa. Child of James and Ann (Rutledge) Menoher: (a) Eldred Rutledge Menoher, born November 1890 in Iowa. Child of James and Ann (Algeo) Menoher: (b) John Algeo Menoher; born July 1898 in Illinois. The family lived in La Prairie Township, Marshall County Illinois in 1900 (census page 8A) and in Valley Township, Stark County, Illinois in 1910 (page 2A). James A. was a physician.
+	1413	iv.	Benjamin Franklin Menoher; born 1 April 1862; died 26 January 1951; married Lorena Hamilton.
+	1414	v.	William Edwin Menoher; born 6 January 1864 in Missouri (if the 1880 federal census is correct); died 2 December 1957; married Ella Weeks.
	1415	vi.	Edwin Smith Menoher; born 9 April 1866; died 7 August 1949; married Mary E. Monahan; born circa 1868. Edwin, Mary and children were all born in Iowa. The family lived in Iowa, where Edwin was a minister. In 1910, the family was in Grant Township, Taylor County, Iowa (census page 6A). In 1920, the family and Mary's mother, Elizabeth, born circa 1832, were living in Jackson Township, Montgomery County, Iowa.²⁴³⁰ In 1930, Edwin and Mary were living alone in Mount Ayr, Ringgold County, Iowa (page 9B). Children of Edwin and Mary (Monahan) Menoher: (a) Helen S. Menoher, born circa 1899, enumerated as a teacher in 1920. (b) Mary E. Menoher, born circa 1906. (c) Paul Edwin Menoher, born 13 April 1910 in Iowa, died 25 December 1992 in Shasta, California, married [—?—]. One of Paul Edwin Menoher's (Sr.) children was (i) Paul Edwin Menoher, Jr. He was a Lieutenant General in the United States Army, and retired circa 1998 as Commanding General of the Army Intelligence Agency. Search engines for Paul E. Menoher will turn up numerous results. General Paul E. Menoher and General Charles T. Menoher (#1219) were third cousins twice removed by Clifford descent and second cousins twice removed by Menoher descent. (d) Betty Jane Menoher, probably born after the 1920 federal census.

747. JOHN⁶ BRADY (Mary⁵ Reed, Sarah⁴ Clifford, Charles³, James², unknown Clifford¹); born 29 October 1818 in Pennsylvania; on 24 January 1845, he married LAVINA CATHERINE BENIGEAR; born 8 March 1826.

In 1850, John and Lavina and son Robert were living in Fairfield Township, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, where John was enumerated as a laborer.²⁴³¹ In 1880, John, Lavina and the three youngest children, George, Sarah, and Martha, were living in Humboldt Township, Allen County, Kansas, where John was enumerated as a teamster.²⁴³² In 1900, John was a widower and was living with his married daughter Sarah M. Mabie.

Children of John and Lavina Catherine (Benigear) Brady:²⁴³³

1416	i.	James⁷ Brady; born 16 November 1845 in the Ligonier area, Pennsylvania; died 29 March 1847; buried in Laurel Hill Cemetery, St. Clair Township,²⁴³⁴ Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania.
1417	ii.	Robert Brady; born 13 September 1847; died of "black measles" 28 April 1864 while in the army, stationed at Camp Butler, Springfield, Illinois, during the Civil War.²⁴³⁵
1418	iii.	James Marshall Brady; born 26 August 1851 in Steubenville, Ohio; died 13 July 1871; buried in Neoshu Falls, Kansas.
1419	iv.	Elizabeth Dorcas Brady; born 6 January 1857; married (first), 14 April 1877, James Black; born 1830; died 13 July 1883 in Humboldt, Kansas; married (second), 16 April 1888, George McDaniel; married (third) (after Elizabeth and George divorced), 29 June 1898, Robert McLean.²⁴³⁶
1420	v.	George Benigear Brady; born 30 July 1860 in Illinois; died 4 July 1899; married, 26 November 1896, Emma Gordon; born 23 September 1879. George drowned at Humboldt, Kansas, while attempting to a save a family during a flood.
1421	vi.	Sarah Margaret Brady; born 8 May 1863 in Adams County, Illinois; married, 2 July 1882, Andrew Mabie; born 11 October 1854 in New York state; died 29 January 1891. Andrew was a railroad engineer and died in a train wreck in Texarkansas, Arkansas. In 1900 (page 8A), 1910 (page 3B) and 1920 (page 8A), Sarah M. [Margaret] Mabie, widow, was living in Humboldt Township, Allen County, Kansas with her children. Also in the family in 1900 was Sarah's father, John Brady, widower. Children of Andrew and Sarah (Brady) Mabie: (a) Jane Mabie, born April 1887 in Kansas. (b) Maud Mabie, born November 1888 in Kansas. In 1910, Maud, single, was living with her mother and enumerated as a canvasser of toilet articles (c) John Mabie, born November 1889 in Arkansas. In 1910, John, single, was living with his mother and listed as a laborer in a cement plant.
1422	vii.	Martha Ann Lafferty Brady; born circa 1868 in Illinois; died 7 January 1902; married (first), 24 November 1887, Henry Mabie; born 2 October 1864; died 6 January 1891; married (second), 27 July 1892, Moses Briggs; they lived in Blackwell, Kay County, Oklahoma.

748. ROBERT⁶ REED BRADY (Mary⁵ Reed, Sarah⁴ Clifford, Charles³, James², unknown Clifford¹); born 25 December 1820; married (first), 16 October 1845, ELIZABETH BERRY; born 18 March 1825; died 7 October 1846; married (second) ELIZABETH PRUTZMAN; born 28 March 1825; died 19 April 1870. Robert Reed was a minister.²⁴³⁷

Children of Robert and Elizabeth (Prutzman) Brady:

+	1423	i.	Mary⁷ Elizabeth Brady; born 21 April 1850 in Bridgewater, Beaver County, Pennsylvania; died 14 June 1917; married James Martin.
	1424	ii.	Teressa Brady; born 15 July 1853 in Pennsylvania; died 27 August 1904; buried in Yates Center, Kansas; married, 17 February 1870, Charles "C. P." Howard; born 6 January 1845 in New Hampshire. In 1880, the family lived in Everett Township, Woodson County, Kansas, where Charles was listed as a farmer.²⁴³⁸ Children of Charles and Teressa (Brady) Howard reported in the 1880 federal census (all born in Kansas): (a) Lillian A. Howard, born circa 1871. (b) Theodore Howard, born circa 1876, married Jane [-?-], born circa 1887 in Kansas. Children of Theodore and Jane Howard reported in the 1920 federal census when the family was living in Buffalo County, Kansas, and Theodore was enumerated as a proprietor of a bakery: (i) Harold Howard, born circa 1912. (ii) Paul Howard, born circa 1914);²⁴³⁹ (c) William B. Howard, born 1880 (twin). (d) Daisy E. Howard, born 1880 (twin).
	1425	iii.	William Brady; born 17 November 1855 in Xenia, Ohio; married, 17 April 1880, Phillipi Tomlin; born 15 December 1861 in Wisconsin. They lived in Waterman Township, O'Brien County, Iowa, in 1900 (page 13B) and 1910 (page 1A), where William was a farmer. Children of William and Phillipi (Tomlin) Brady known from the 1900 and 1910 federal censuses: (a) Elizabeth D. Brady, born February 1881 in Wisconsin—in 1900, single and at home, Elizabeth was enumerated as a teacher. She was not listed with the family in 1910. (b) Lena P. Brady, born 2 October 1882 in Iowa. In 1910, single and still at home, Lena was enumerated as a rural school teacher. She made lineage application to the DAR in the 1920s.²⁴⁴⁰ (c) William R. Brady, born February 1887 in Iowa. (d) Florence P. Brady, born October 1894 in IOwa.
	1426	iv.	George Henry Brady; born 15 August 1858; died 1 September 1859; buried in Chili, Illinois.
	1427	v.	Amanda Brady; born 2 November 1864; married C. P. Hall. They lived in Eureka and Wichita Falls, Kansas.
	1428	vi.	Marion Hugh Brady; born 13 April 1870; died 17 May 1870.

749. JANE⁶ YOUNG BRADY (Mary⁵ Reed, Sarah⁴ Clifford, Charles³, James², unknown Clifford¹); born 7 February 1823 near Fairfield, Fairfield Township, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania; died of dropsy 12 December 1880; married WILLIAM H. DECKER,²⁴⁴¹ born 7 October 1813; died 19 September 1890 (or 20 September 1891).²⁴⁴² William was born in Pennsylvania, his father in New Jersey and his mother in Ireland. Both William and Jane are buried in Laurel Hill Cemetery, St. Clair Township,²⁴⁴³ Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania.

In 1850, William and Jane and first three children were living in Fairfield Township.²⁴⁴⁴ This was next door to Jane's brother John Brady and his family. In 1860 and 1870, William, Jane and family were living in St. Clair Township, Westmoreland County (St. Clair Township was set off from Fairfield Township in 1856), where William was listed as a farmer.²⁴⁴⁵ In 1880, the year William died, William, Jane and children William, Nathan and Lucretia were still living in St. Clair Township, where William was still farming.²⁴⁴⁶

Children of William H. and Jane (Brady) Decker (apparently all born in Pennsylvania):²⁴⁴⁷

1429	i.	Amanda⁷ Decker; born circa 1844; married Samuel Howard.
1430	ii.	Sylvester Decker; born circa 1846; married (first) Luy (?Lucy) Shafer of Centerville, Pennsylvania (there are at least 14 Centervilles in Pennsylvania including one in South Huntingdon Township, Westmoreland County); married (second) Serilla Lilly Patterson.
1431	iii.	Samuel Decker; born May 1848; married Elmira Beatty; born August 1851 in West Virginia. He was a medical doctor; Samuel and Elmira lived in the household of Samuel's parents in 1870. In 1880, Samuel, Elmira and children lived in Saint Clair, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania (page335). By 1900, the family had moved to Adams Township, Cambria County, Pennsylvania (page 2A). In 1910, Elmira was head of household, widow; also in the household was her grandson William W. Decker, Jr. (page 4B). Children of Samuel and Elmira (Beatty) Decker known from the federal censuses (both born in Pennsylvania): (a) William W. Decker; born December 1870; married Ella [—?—]; born August 1880 in New York state. In 1900, William, Ella, and son William were living with William's parents. Child of William and Ella known from the 1900 federal census: (i) William W. (?Walter) Decker, Jr.; born circa 1895 in Pennsylvania. (b) E. A. Decker; born circa 1876. In 1920, she was probably the Elmira Decker, born 1876, "Aunt," living in the household of William W. (Walter?) Decker, Jr.
1432	iv.	John Reed Decker; born circa 1849; married Isabella Messenger; born circa 1845. In 1880, John and family were living in St. Clair Township, Westmoreland County, where John was listed as a farmer.²⁴⁴⁸ According to Lytle (1909), they eventually lived in Fayette County, Pennsylvania. Known children of John and Isabella (Messenger) Decker in 1880: (a) William Decker, born circa 1866. (b) David E. Decker, born circa 1869, married Elizabeth S. [-?-], born circa 1874 in Pennsylvania. In 1920, David E., enumerated as a farmer, and Elizabeth were living in St. Clair Township. Children of David and Elizabeth Decker (all born in Pennsylvania): (i) Ralph Decker, born circa 1900. (ii) Elmer Decker, born circa 1902. (iii) Maude M. Decker, born circa 1905. (iv) Paul Decker, born circa 1907. (v) Joseph Decker, born circa 1908. (vi) Harry Decker, born circa 1910. (vii) Charles Decker, born circa 1912. (viii) Blanche Decker, born circa 1913. (ix) Beulah Decker, born circa 1915. (x) Oscar Decker, born circa 1917.²⁴⁴⁹
1433	v.	George Decker; apparently deceased by July 1860, the time of the 1860 federal census; buried in Laurel Hill Cemetery, St. Clair Township,²⁴⁵⁰ Westmoreland County.
1434	vi.	Hugh B. Decker; born circa 1855; married Jane (Jeannie) Davis; born circa 1858 in Pennsylvania. In 1880, Hugh, Jeannie and child Anna were living in St. Clair Township, Westmoreland County, where Hugh was a farmer.²⁴⁵¹ According to Lytle (1909), they eventually lived in Derry, Derry Township, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania. Known child of Hugh and Jeannie (Davis_ Decker in 1880: (a) Anna Decker, born circa 1879 in Pennsylvania.
1435	vii.	William H. Decker (Jr.); born 5 November 1856; married Lydia Huber; born 28 February 1868; they lived in Derry, Westmoreland County. In 1880, William was still living with his parents in St. Clair Township, Westmoreland County, where William was enumerated as a laborer. Children of William and Lydia (Huber) Decker in 1910:²⁴⁵² (a) Janet M. Decker, born circa 1894. (b) Stella V. Decker, born circa 1899. (c) Luella A. Decker, born circa 1902. (d) William E. Decker, born circa 1904.
1436	viii.	Nathaniel Decker; born May 1859; married Mary Mangus; born October 1866. In 1880, Nathan was still living with his parents in St Clair Township, where he was enumerated as a farmer. In 1900, Nathaniel, Mary and family were living in Fairfield Township, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania. Known children by 1910: ²⁴⁵³ (a) Mary Decker, born April 1891. (b) Nathaniel Peoples. Decker, born 6 July 1894; married Jennie Matilda. [—?—]; born circa 1892 in Pennsylvania. In 1920, the family lived in Vandergift, Westmoreland County, where Nathanial was listed as a second helper (probably in an iron mill (page 16B). Nathaniel's 1942 World War II Draft Registration Card reports Nathanial was employed by Irwin Works, Vandergift, Pennsylvania. Children of Nathaniel and Jennie Decker known from the 1920 federal census: (i) Alice S. Decker; born (private) in Pennsylvania. (ii) Emaline L. Decker; born (private) in Pennsylvania. (c) Martha Decker, born 1900. (d) Mabel Decker, born circa 1906.
1437	ix.	Lucretia Decker; born 17 September 1863 or 1864 in Pennsylvania; married, 1 February 1887, John W. White; born 4 October 1849 in Pennsylvania; they lived in Bradenville, Derry Township, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania in 1900 (page 10A) and in Derry, Westmoreland County, in 1910 (page 1A). John was enumerated as a carpenter in both censuses. The 1910 census reports this was John's second marriage (and Lucretia's first). They apparently did not have children. The Mary White, born November 1880 in Pennsylvania, was probably a daughter of John by his first wife. In 1880, Lucretia, single, was still living with her parents in St Clair Township, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania.

750. SARAH⁶ BRADY (Mary⁵ Reed, Sarah⁴ Clifford, Charles³, James², unknown Clifford¹); born 6 July 1824 in the Ligonier area, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania; died 31 March 1900; married CHARLES STULL; born January 1822 in Pennsylvania; he died 2 December 1907.

Eventually the family moved to Adam County, Illinois;²⁴⁵⁴ but until sometime in the 1860s, the family lived in Fayette County, Pennsylvania. By 1880, Charles, Sarah and youngest children George R. Stull and Jessie Stull were living in Augusta Township, Hancock County, Illinois, where Charles was enumerates as a farmer.²⁴⁵⁵ In 1900, Charles was a widower living with his grandson, Leroy Stull, born May 1890 in Illinois, in Augusta Township, Hancock County (page 7B).

Children of Charles and Sarah (Brady) Stull:

1438	i.	Brady⁷ Stull; born 10 April 1848; died 14 September 1862 in Fayette County, Pennsylvania (did he also die of diphtheria, see others)
1439	ii.	David W. Stull; born 12 February 1851 in Pennsylvania; married (first), 20 September 1875, Aurelia Cecil; born 14 March 1852 in Illinois; married (second), 18 April 1896, Carrie Harris, born 28 July 1876. In 1880, David, Aurelia and children were living in Plema Township, Reno County, Kansas, where David was enumerated as a farmer.²⁴⁵⁶ Known children of David and first wife Aurelia (Cecil) Stull, known from the 1880 federal census: (a) Walter Stull, born circa 1876. (b) Charles Stull, born circa 1879. (c) Ella Stull, born 1880. Other children of David and Aurelia (Cecil) were (d) Jessie J. Stull. (e) William Stull, born 18 October 1883. (f) Lulu Stull, born 16 January 1886. (f) Reed Stull, born 27 March 1888. (g) Ann Stull, born 19 June 1891. (h) Roy Stull, born 15 April 1894. Children of David and second wife Carrie (Harris) Stull: (i) Wealthy Stull, born 15 July 1897, died 11 April 1899. (j) Mabel Stull, born 24 July 1898, died 14 March 1900.²⁴⁵⁷
1440	iii.	Hugh Stull; born 28 January 1853; married (first), 30 October 1877, Lavinia Royer; died 12 March 1904 at Novelty, Missouri; married (second), 21 January 1905, Alzeda Miller.
1441	iv.	Tubitha Stull; born 14 October 1854; died 19 September 1862 of diphtheria; buried in Fayette County, Pennsylvania.
1412	v.	Mary Stull; born 20 January 1857; died 14 September 1862 of diphtheria; buried in Fayette County, Pennsylvania.
1443	vi.	John Marshall Stull; born 6 December 1858; died 14 September 1862 of diphtheria; buried in Fayette County, Pennsylvania.
1444	vii.	Sarah Lavina Stull; born 6 April 1861; died 23 November 1893; buried in Woodland Cemetery, near Fish Hook, Pike County, Illinois; married, 12 February 1880, Mile Veach; they lived in Baylis, Pike County, Illinois). Children of Mile and Sarah (Stull) Veach (all born in Pike County, Illinois: (a) Elza Veach, born 20 March 1881. (b) Ray Veach, born 27 January 1883, died 14 May 1892. (c) Pearl Veach. (d) Robert Veach, born 14 October 1887. (e) Lela Veach, born 17 March 1889, died 8 May 1892.²⁴⁵⁸
1445	viii.	Mahala Stull; born 14 March 1863; died 31 August 1865 of diphtheria.
1446	ix.	George Reed Stull; born 6 July 1865; married (first) Ella Petrie; died 1899; married (second) [—?—]. Children of George and first wife Ella (Petrie) Stull: (a) Leroy Stull, born 29 March 1890. (b) Jesse Stull, born 31 October 1891. (c) Malissa Stull, born 30 August 1894.²⁴⁵⁹
1447	x.	Jesse R. Stull; born 1 November 1868 in Adams County, Illinois; married, 24 December 1885, Laura Wilson; born 20 November 1868 in Illinois. In 1900 (page 7B) and 1910 (page 5A), Jesse and family were living in Augusta Township, where Jesse was a farmer. In 1920 Jesse was living in the household of Charles Hill, his son-in-law, in Augusta Township, Hancock County, Illinois."²⁴⁶⁰ Children of Jesse and Laura (Wilson) Stull:²⁴⁶¹ (a) Lula Stull, born circa 1887, married Charles Hill, born circa 1884. Their children at the time of the 1920 federal census: (i) Gilbert Hill, born circa 1906. (ii) Edward Hill, born 1920. (b) Marshall Stull, born 2 March 1890. He was probably the Marshall Stull, born circa 1892 in Illinois (both parents born in Illinois), who was living in Walla Walla, Washington, in 1920 (page 1A) and 1930 (page 5A). His wife was Eva B. [—?—], born circa 1899 in Missouri. Marshall was enumerated as a farmer; in 1930, he was listed as barber. In 1930, Eva was enumerated as a grade school teacher. Their children were (i) Geraldine J. Stull, born circa 1916 in Illinois; (ii) Arcola Stull, born in Wasington. (iii) Eloise Stull, born in Washington. (c) Alonzo Stull, born 3 May 1892. He was probably the Alonzo Stull, born circa 1893 in Illinois, who with wife Anna [—?—], born circa 1895 in West Virginia, were living in Chili Township, Hancock County, Illinois (page 2A), in 1930. Their child in 1930 was (i) Neal C. Stull, born circa 1914 in Illinois. (d) Francis Stull, born 6 July 1894. (e) Alta May Stull, born 17 July 1896. (f) David Stull, born circa 1899. In 1920, David was living with his father and sister and her family in Augusta Township, Hancock County, Illinois, where David was enumerated as a farm laborer. By 1930, David had married Velma O. [—?—], born circa 1902 in Missouri, and were living in Augusta Township, Hancock County, Illinois (page 4A). One child was (i) Frank Stull, born in Illinois. David was enumerated as garage mechanic for the 1930 census. David's father, Jesse R. Stull, was also living with the family in 1930.

Four (and possibly five) of Charles and Sarah (Brady) Stull's children died of diphtheria—three (and possibly four) in less than a week in 1862.

751. JAMES⁶ BRADY (Mary⁵ Reed, Sarah⁴ Clifford, Charles³, James², unknown Clifford¹); born 8 December 1825 in Pennsylvania; died 18 May 1879; married MARGARET COFEN (or COGEN);²⁴⁶² born circa 1828 in Pennsylvania.

In 1870, the family was living in Youngstown, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania (page 745), where James was enumerated as a grocer. Children listed in 1870 were Annie (born circa 1855), James (born circa 1857), Maggie (born circa 1858), Rebecca (born circa 1860), Lincoln (born circa 1864), and McCloud (born circa 1865). NOTE that these names and dates only partially agree with the list and dates of children given below, which were taken mainly from Lytle (1909). In 1880, Margaret, a widow, and children Lincoln and McCloud were living in Unity Township, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania.²⁴⁶³

James was in the Union Army during the Civil War. On 22 July 1865, James filed for a Civil War pension (Application Number 78994, Certificate 51431). His son, McCloud Brady, filed for a pension as a minor of James Brady 2 July 1892 (Application Number 555739, no information on a certificate). This would indicate that McCloud's mother, Margaret (Cofen) Brady, was probably deceased by 1892.

Children of James and Margaret (Cofen) Brady:

1448	i.	James⁷ Brady (Jr.); born circa 1853 in Pennsylvania; married Susan Trout; born circa 1856 in Pennsylvania. In 1880, James, Susan and family were living in McKeesport, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, where James was enumerated as a tinsmith.²⁴⁶⁴ Known children of James and Susan (Trout) Brady in 1880: (a) Charles Brady, born circa 1876 in Pennsylvania. (b) Emma P. Brady, born circa 1879. Other children of James and Susan: (c) Jennie Brady.(d) Frankie Brady. (e) William McKinley Brady.
1449	ii.	Ann Brady; probably deceased by the time of the 1880 federal census; married Samuel Hauger; born circa 1842 in Pennsylvania. In 1880, Samuel, widowed, and children Jacob, Sarah, and James were living in Derry Township, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, where Samuel was listed as a laborer.²⁴⁶⁵ Also in the family in 1880 was Margaret Brady, "keeping house," sister of Ann (Brady) Hauger. Samuel and Ann (Brady) Hauger's children listed in the 1880 federal census (all born in Pennsylvania): (a) Jacob Hauger, born circa 1875. (b) Sarah Hauger circa 1876. (c) James Hauger, born circa 1878.
1450	iii.	Margaret Brady; born 9 February 1856 in Pennsylvania; married, 19 September 1887, Samuel Bates, born 11 November 1856 in Pennsylvania. Samuel's father was William Bates, born circa 1818, a widower in 1880, when he and son Samuel were living in Derry Township, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania.²⁴⁶⁶ Children of Samuel and Margaret (Brady) Bates: (a) Ellen W. Bates, born 8 February 1889, died 13 October 1896. (b) James Lincoln Bates, born 9 February 1891. (c) Joseph Bates, born 1 April 1895. (d) Thomas Bates, born 21 September 1896. In 1880, Margaret was keeping house for her widowed brother-in-law, Samuel Hauger (page 16A). In 1900, the family was living in Derry, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania (page 16A), where Samuel was enumerated as a coal miner. In 1920, Margaret, husband Samuel Bates and adult children James and Thomas were living in Derry Township, Westmoreland County, where Samuel and son Thomas were enumerated as coal miners, and son James as a "lather."²⁴⁶⁷
1451	iv.	Lincoln Brady; born circa 1862;²⁴⁶⁸ married Laura Knox, born circa 1865 in Pennsylvania; they lived in McKeesport, Pennsylvania. In 1880, Lincoln, living in his mother's household in Unity Township, Westmoreland County, was listed as an apprentice shoemaker. In 1910 and 1930, Lincoln, Laura and family were living in McKeesport, Pennsylvania.²⁴⁶⁹ Children of Lincoln and Laura (Knox) Brady (all born in Pennsylvania) known from the 1910 and 1930 federal censuses: (a) Robert H. Brady, born circa 1887—enumerated as a baker in 1910, when Robert, single, was living with his parents. (b) Lincoln C. Brady (Jr.), born 15 January 1888, died August 1972, a resident of McKeesport, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania²⁴⁷⁰.He was single and working as a laborer in a tube mill in 1930. (c) Harry M. Brady, born circa 1897, married [—?—], and working at the gas works in 1930. (d) Frank Brady, born circa 1900. (e) Helen Brady, born circa 1902. (f) James A. Brady, born circa 1907, single and working as a laborer in a tube mill in 1930—there was a James A. Brady born 13 April 1907, died 22 March 1891, no locations given.²⁴⁷¹ Also in the household in 1930 was Harry P. Brady, born circa 1917, "grandson." He was probably a child of Harry and [—?—] Brady.
1452	v.	Jennie Brady; died 25 November 1907; married John Rosenstell; they lived in Latrobe, Derry Township, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania. One known child was (a) McCloud Rosenteel, born 25 April 1888.
1453	vi.	McCloud Milligan Brady; born circa 1867 in Youngstown, Unity Township, Westmoreland County; married, 27 June 1887, Martha (Mattie) Ann Lytle (#814); born 10 August 1856; died 30 March 1905; buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Indiana, Pennsylvania. McCloud and Martha were first cousins, once removed. On 2 July 1892, McCloud Brady, filed for a pension as a minor of James Brady (see above), yet McCloud's marriage date in Lytle (1909), page 86, was reported as 1887 and the 1880 federal census lists him as age 13. McCloud, Martha and family lived in McKeesport and Indiana, Pennsylvania. Martha was a sister of John Pomeroy Lytle (author of the "Reed Family History") and, as was John, she was a school teacher. Children of McCloud and Martha (Lytle) Brady:²⁴⁷² (a) Clara Tensie Brady, born 24 July 1893. (b) J. R. Brady, born 13 April 1897. (c) Daisy Lucile Brady, born 28 December 1898—see also Martha Ann Lytle (#814).

753. DAVID⁶ BRADY (Mary⁵ Reed, Sarah⁴ Clifford, Charles³, James², unknown Clifford¹); born 15 March 1829 near Ligonier, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania; died 24 October 1873 in Missouri; married (first), 27 September 1855, NANCY CANE; born 31 August 1831; married (second), 3 May 1867, MRS. MARY PLUNKET. ²⁴⁷³

Children of David and first wife Nancy (Cane) Brady:

1454	i.	David⁷ Emery Brady; born 20 May 1856; died 2 January 1882; buried in Balltown, Vernon County, Missouri.
1455	ii.	Joseph Henry Brady; born 4 October 1858; married, 22 October 1885, Annie Madison, born 5 February 1866. Children were (a) Nancy Brady, born 3 September 1886. (b) May Brady, born 31 October 1891. (c) Lemuel (?Samuel) Thomas Brady, born 28 February 1896.
1456	iii.	Jacob Elzy Brady; born 19 January 1862; married, 25 September 1881, Mary Dora Britt; born 23 February 1863; they lived mainly in Kellerville, Adams County, Illinois. Their children: (a) Ethel Brady, born 3 July 1882. (b) Ann Brady, born 6 April 1884. (c) Myrtle Brady, born 10 March 1885. (d) Joseph Arthur Brady, born 3 November 18??.

Children of David and second wife Mrs. Mary Plunket Brady:

	1457	iv.	Sarah Brady.
	1458	v.	William Brady.

754. DORCAS⁶ BRADY (Mary⁵ Reed, Sarah⁴ Clifford, Charles³, James², unknown Clifford¹); born 16 March 1833 in Pennsylvania; died 20 October 1919; married CORNELIUS RUFFNER; born 12 December 1829 in Pennsylvania; died 24 June 1895.²⁴⁷⁴ Cornelius, a farmer, was a son of John Ruffner (born circa 1799) and Ann [-?-] Ruffner (born circa 1810).²⁴⁷⁵

In 1860, Cornelius, Dorcas and first two children were living in St. Clair Township, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, where Cornelius was enumerated next to his mother, Ann, apparently a widow, and children of Ann. Cornelius, Dorcas and family were still in St. Clair Township in 1870 and 1880.²⁴⁷⁶ In 1900, Dorcas, widow, was livng with her daughter Annie (Killen) and family in St Clair Township. (This census item does not mesh with Dorcas's death date of 20 October 1919.) Both Cornelius and Dorcas (Brady) Ruffner and at least one son, Thomas, are buried in Laurel Hill Cemetery, St. Clair Township, Westmoreland County.²⁴⁷⁷ Cornelius was a farmer, but four sons and one son-in-law had railroad occupations.

Children of Cornelius and Dorcas (Brady) Ruffner:

	1459	i.	Margaret⁷ Ruffner; born 14 November 1857 in New Florence, St. Clair Township, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania; died 11 February 1928 in New Florence; married, 17 October 1876, James Winkleman; born December 1852; died 1924. In 1880, the family was living in Centerville, West Wheatfield, Indiana County, Pennsylvania, where James was listed as working on the railroad. By 1900 and in 1910, the family was in Saint Clair Township, Westmoreland County, where James was listed as a wood chopper in 1900 and as a signalman on the railroad in 1910.²⁴⁷⁸ Known children of James and Margaret (Ruffner) Winkleman (all born in Pennsylvania): (a) Doris Cecelia Winkleman, born November 1877; died circa 1955 in New Florence, married Nathan Gouchnour, born 18 April 1870 in Conemaugh, Cambria County, Pennsylvania, died 29 December 1963 in Summer Hill, Croyle Township, Cambria County, Pennsylvania. ²⁴⁷⁹ One child of Nathan and Celia (Winkleman) Gouchnour: (i) Frank Gouchnour; born April 1891 in Pennsylvania. (b) Benjamin Ross Winkleman; born circa 1880. (c) Maud D. Winkleman; born June 1886. (d) Bertha Neil Winkleman; born February 1889 (e) Hazel Winkleman, born July 1896.
	1460	ii.	Barbara Ruffner; born 18 June 1859; married, 10 November 1882, O. C. Reed; died August 1899 (was he related to our Reeds?). They lived in Uniontown, Fayette County, Pennsylvania. In 1900, Barbara Reed, widow, was living in Carthage, Jasper County, Missouri, with her children, where she was enumerated as having a rooming house (page 21A). Their children (all believed born in Pennsylvania):²⁴⁸⁰ (a) Clarence Edward Reed; born December 1880. (b) Nettie Lucille Reed; born July 1885. (c) Elsie M. Reed; born September 1887. (d) Earl A. Reed; born January 1890 (e) George M. Reed; born January 189?
+	1461	iii.	John B. Ruffner; born 18 April 1861; married (first) Nettie Smith; married (second) Belle Holten.
	1462	iv.	Mary Ruffner; born 18 January 1863 in Pennsylvania; married John Caldwell; born 9 May 1849 in Pennsylvania. He was a conductor on the Pennsylvania Railroad. The family lived in New Florence, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, in 1900, 1910, and 1930. In 1920, John, Mary and youngest daughter Florence were living in New Florence, St. Clair Township, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania.²⁴⁸¹ Children of John and Mary (Ruffner) Cladwell:²⁴⁸² (a) Maude Irene Caldwell, born 15 April 1884. (b) Clara May Caldwell, born 29 January 1886. (c) Lillian Pearl Caldwell, born 14 February 1889. (d) Willie Thomas Caldwell, born 8 May 1891. (e) John James Caldwell, born 27 May 1893. (f) Neil Caldwell, born 17 December 1895. (g) Helen Mary Caldwell. (h) Hazel Caldwell. (i) Gertrude Estella Caldwell. (j) Florence Caldwell, born circa 1907 in Pennsylvania.
	1463	v.	Neil (Cornelius?) Ruffner; born 30 January 1867 or 1868 in Pennsylvania; married, 15 November 1893, Laura Trimble; born December 1868. He was a railroad engineer; the family lived in North Versailles Township, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania in 1900 (page 11A), 1920 (page 8B), and 1930 (in Walls, page 2 A). Children of Neil and Laura (Trimble) Ruffner (all born in Pennsylvania):²⁴⁸³ (a) Norman Ruffner; born August 1896—in 1930, Norman, single and still living with his parents, was listed as a clerk in a laundry. (b) Nellie Ruffner; born circa 1898. (c) Grace Ruffner, born circa 1901.
	1464	vi.	Hugh A. Ruffner; born 9 June 1868; married, 6 April 1891, Annie Ashe; born circa 1870. He was also a railroad conductor; lived in Pitcairn, Patton Township, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania. Known children of Hugh and Annie (Ashe) Ruffner in 1900 and 1910:²⁴⁸⁴ (a) Hugh T. Ruffner, born June 1891—in 1930, Hugh T. and wife Margaret [—?—], born circa 1892, and son Hugh, born circa 1915, were living in Irwin, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania (page 2B), where Hugh T. was listed as "clerical, iron and steel." Hugh T. and Margaret Ruffner had son (i) Hugh Ruffner. (b) Anne E. Ruffner, born September 1893.
+	1465	vii.	Ann Ruffner; born 2 May 1869 in Pennsylvania; married Frank Killen.
	1466	viii.	Thomas Ruffner; born 29 October 1870; died 4 July 1889; buried in Laurel Hill Cemetery. He was a brakeman on the railroad, "lost his footing" and was killed.
	1467	ix.	Jesse Brady Ruffner; born 12 July 1874 in New Florence; St. Clair Township, Westmoreland County; died 1967; married Sallie (?Dollie) M. Trimble; born May 1874 in Pennsylvania; died 1967. Both Jesse and Sallie are buried in West Fairfield Cemetery, Fairfield Township.²⁴⁸⁵ Jesse B. Ruffner was a railroad conductor. The family lived in Allegheny, Ward 6, Alllegheny County, Pennsylvania in 1900 (page 3B), and in St. Clair Township, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvnaia in 1930 (page 5B). Children of Jesse and Sallie (Trimble) Brady known from the federal censuses (all born in Pennsylvania):²⁴⁸⁶ (a) Marie Ruffner, born circa 1898. (b) Bessie M. Ruffner, born July 1899; Bessie was listed as a clerk in a dry goods store in 1920, when still living with her parents. (c) Harry T. Ruffner, born circa 1902. (d) Mabel A. Ruffner, born circa 1908; married [—?—] Schaper. In 1930, Mabel Schaper was living with her parents in St. Clair Township, Westmoreland County; no listing of husband or children. (e) James B. Ruffner, born circa 1908. In 1930, James, single and living with his parents, was enumerated as a laborer—odd jobs. (f) Homer B. Ruffner, born circa 1911. In 1930, Homer, single and living with his parents, was enumerated as a bookkeeper in a retail store. (g) Irene (Jean) C. Ruffner, born circa 1913.

756. MARGARET⁶ BRADY (Mary⁵ Reed, Sarah⁴ Clifford, Charles³, James², unknown Clifford¹); born 1 August 1834; died 1 July 1887; married TOBIAS HULL; born 3 February 1825; died 12 March 1892.²⁴⁸⁷ Tobias was a son of Thomas and Elizabeth (Cox) Hull, both born in New Jersey. Both Margaret and Tobias are buried in Laurel Hill Cemetery, St. Clair Township, Westmoreland County.²⁴⁸⁸

In 1880, Tobias, Margaret and family were living in St. Clair Township, Westmoreland County, where Tobias was enumerated as "patriarch."²⁴⁸⁹ Margaret was Tobias's third wife. His first two wives were Sallie Decker and Mary Decker (not sisters).²⁴⁹⁰

Children of Tobias and Margaret (Brady) Hull (all born in Pennsylvania):

	1468	i.	Perry⁷ Hull; born 2 February 1859; died 2 April 1893; buried in Laurel Hill Cemetery. He was a brakeman and was killed in a railroad accident.
+	1469	ii.	Benjamin Clifford (or Covode) Hull; born 7 February 1861; died 6 May 1943; married, Sadie Decker.
	1470	iii.	Edson Reed Hull; born 16 October 1863; died 29 October 1902;²⁴⁹¹ buried in Laurel Hill Cemetery; married, 14 September 1882, Mary Dewitt; born 14 December 1862. Mary was probably a sister of Stewart Dewitt who married Edson's sister Sally Clifford Hull. Both Mary Dewitt and Stewart Dewitt were children of Gregory and Agnes Dewitt.
	1471	iv.	Mary Elizabeth Hull; born 13 December 1865; died 9 March 1866; buried in Laurel Hill Cemetery.
+	1472	v.	Sally Clifford Hull; born 29 October 1869; died 1963; married Stewart A. Dewitt.

758. HUGH⁶ BRADY (Mary⁵ Reed, Sarah⁴ Clifford, Charles³, James², unknown Clifford¹); born 20 October 1837 near Ligonier, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania; married (first) MARY M. GUNN; born circa 1843 in Pennsylvania; died 1886; married (second) MRS. ELIZABETH (STOVER) DEXTER; born 15 January 1840 in Ohio.

In 1880, the family lived in Rock Creek Township, Hancock County, Illinois (page 253). The family also lived in Quincy, Adams County, Illinois, and Yates Center, Woodson County, Kansas. In 1920, Hugh, Elizabeth and daughter Cora Underwood, were living in Center Township, Woodson County, Kansas.²⁴⁹² Hugh was a Civil War veteran and was in many battles; he eventually became a Pensions Claim attorney.²⁴⁹³

Children of Hugh and first wife Mary M. (Gunn) Brady:

1473	i.	Andrew⁷ Brady; born 6 October 1866 in Illinois; married Jeanie (?Jessie) Young?; born circa 1872 in Indiana. In 1920 Andrew Jeannie and Jeannie's mother Jeanette Young, born circa 1845 in Scotland, were living in Burlingame Township, Osage County, Kansas, where Andrew was enumerated as a merchant of hay and ?grain.²⁴⁹⁴
1474	ii.	Mary Brady; born 20 January 1867 in Hancock County, Illinois; married James Benjamin; born 17 November 1857 in Indiana. In 1900 the family was living in Lima Township, Adams County, Illinois, where James was farming (page 8A). Children known from the 1900 federal census (all born in Illinois): (a) Hugh Marion Benjamin; born17 April 1890 in Bowen, Illinois. HIs 1917-1918 Draft Registration Card reported him single and living Des Moine Countym Iowa, where he was a laborer for The Cooperative Supply Company. (b) Mary P. Benjamn; born September 1891.
1475	iii.	John Oscar Brady; born 13 December 1868 in Kansas or in Allen County, Illinois; married, 21 September 1893, Flora J. Clark; born 2 September 1875 in Illinois. The family lived in Ohio Township, Morris County, Kansas in 1910, where John O. was listed as working in a creamery—receiving station (page 9B). In 1930, John, Flora and children were in Crete, Saline County, Nebraska, where John was enumerated as District Superintendent of ?? Creamery (page 2A). Children of John and Flora (Clark) Brady known from the 1910 and 1920 federal censuses: (a) Mildred A. Brady; born circa 1896 in Illinois. (b) Ruby A. Brady; born circa 1898 in Illinois. (c) Raymond H. Brady; born circa 1902 in Kansas. (d) Oscar Brady; born circa 1905 in Kansas. (e) Leroy O. Brady; born circa 1908 in Kansas.
1476	iv.	Sarah Jane Brady; born 30 November 1870 in Kansas; married, 29 May 1892, John Ferrill; born 2 November 1870.
1477	v.	Hugh B. Brady; born 30 April 1873 in Illinois; married, 15 January 1892, Mary Alice Parsell; born 18 June 1871. He was a station agent for the Sante Fe Railroad in Dwight, Kansas.
1478	vi.	James Harvey Brady; born 30 June 1875 in Illinois; married, 17 October 1898, Julia Kearns; born circa 1881 in Illinois. In 1920, James, Julia and child Hugh Brady were living in Rossville Township, Shawnee County, Kansas, where James was enumerated as a telegraph operator. In 1930, James and Julia were living alone in Rossville Township, Shawnee County, Kansas.²⁴⁹⁵ Child of James and Julia (Kearns) Brady known from the 1920 federal census: (a) Hugh Brady, born circa 1908 in Kansas.
1479	vii.	Ann Bell Brady; born 15 October 1877 in Hancock County, Illinois; married, 1 March 1899, Sidney E. Winfield; born 1 March 1875 in Illinois (specific date from his World War I Draft Registration Card); in 1900, having been married one year, they were living in Augusta Township, Hancock County, Illinois, where Sidney was enumerated as a farm laborer (page 7A). No children were listed. In 1910, Sidney, Ann and children were living in Chili, Hancock County, Illinois, where Sidney was farming (page 12B). Also in the family in 1910 was Sidney's father, Zenes Winfield, born circa 1837, and Sidney's brother Roy Winfield, born circa 1877. By 1930, Sidney and Ann were living by themselves in Houston Township, Adams County, Illinois, where Sidney was still faming (page 2A). Children of Sidney and Ann (Brady) known from the 1910 federal census: (a) Lela F. Winfield; born circa 1901 in Illnois. (b) Jessie R. Winfield; born circa 1907 in Illinois
1480	viii.	(tentative). Cora or Eva Brady; born circa 1878 in Kansas; married [—?—] Underwood. In 1920 Cora/Eva Underwood was living with her parents in Woodson County, Kansas, with no indication she was a widow at that time.
1481	ix.	infant son; born 25 September 1881; died, 26 September 1881.

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