Lytles Web End Notes

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

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

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

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

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

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1.: Statistical information and locations initially from a 16 July 1940 letter of John M. Henderson (#*old80) to Margaret (Williams) Robb, cited by Diana Cronhardt in a 2005 email to me.
2.: Olive Peters’ material, 1985-1996—see Acknowledgments and References sections.
3.: See “Notes on McCaslins/McCaslins and Neills” for a discussion of these papers.
4.: Venango County Deed Book F, p. 161, as listed in Venango County Grantors Index, Vol. L, 1800-1825 (FHL film 863699).
5.: 1805 tax assessment list published in Newton (1879), p. 142.
6.: Extracts of tax assessment lists in the Venango County courthouse sent to me 15 November 1883 by Alice E. Morrison, Venango County genealogist.
7.: Venango County Deed Book C, p. 280 (FHL film 864540).
8.: There is valid documentation for John and William being children of William Lytle (Sr.). The evidence for Nancy Lytle is circumstantial, but I am convinced she is a daughter (or less likely a sister) of William Lytle, Sr., and will subjectively list her as the first born child. Even if future work shows that the Nancy Lytle who married Joseph McCaslin was not of our line, I feel including her here is valuable, since I have emphasized her inclusion is tentative, and the information provided should be of value to workers of the McCaslins and Neills of Venango and Forest County. Note the large interval between the birth of Nancy (1779) and her brother, William, (1795), with only one known sibling (John) between.
9.: Warren Historical Society, P. O. Box 427, Warren, Pennsylvania, 16365 (1998).
10.: 1880 federal census for Oil Creek Township, Venango County, dwelling 239, family 249.
11.: 1800 federal census for Allegheny Township, Venango County, p. 166.
12.: Venango County, Pennsylvania, Will Book 1, p. 16, written 15 March 1814, recorded 23 February 1820 (FHL film 857351).
13.: Church and Cemetery Records Collection, Concord Congregation, 1843-1882 (FHL film 1032847).
14.: Venango County, Pennsylvania, Will Book 2, p. 614 (FHL film 857351).
15.: Church and Cemetery Records Collection, Concord Congregation, 1843-1882 (FHL film 1032847).
16.: Birth calculated from the 1820 and 1830 federal censuses of Allegheny Township, Venango County.
17.: Death year based on when Letters of Administration in the name of John Lytle’s estate, were granted. Venango County, Pennsylvania, Will Book 2, p. 33.
18.: Birth calculated from the 1830 census of John Lytle, Allegheny Township, Venango County.
19.: 1880 federal census for Sugar Grove Township, Warren County, Pennsylvania, dwelling 346, family 347.
20.: 1820 federal census for Allegheny Township, p. 9A: 300110-10010.
21.: Church and Cemetery Records Collection, Concord Congregation, 1843-1882 (FHL film 1032847).
22.: 1850 federal census for Allegheny Township, dwelling 837, family 867.
23.: 1830 federal census for Allegheny Township, p. 36.
24.: Venango County Deed Book C, p. 280.
25.: From Olive Peters’ material, 1985-1996.
26.: Lytle, Leonard. (1932). An outline of the Lytle families of America; apparently privately published (FHL film 1016929).
27.: The History of Pleasantville, (1971).
28.: Venango County, Pennsylvania, Will Book 2, p. 565, family 566, written 14 April 1843, recorded 20 April 1843 (FHL film 857351).
29.: Venango County Deed Book H, Vol. 1.
30.: Venango County, Pennsylvania, Will Book 2, pp. 33-35.
31.: Extracts of tax assessment lists in Newton (1879), p. 142, sent to me 15 November 1883 by Alice E. Morrison, genealogist of the Venango County Genealogical Club.
32.: Venango County Deed Book AA, pp. 399-401, instituted 1854, recorded 16 June 1864 (FHL film 864556).
33.: 1850 federal census for Allegheny Township, dwelling 835, family 865.
34.: 1850 federal census for Fairfield Township, Crawford County, dwelling 90, family 90; 1860 federal census for Fairfield Township, Crawford County, dwelling 898, family 871; and 1870 federal census for Fairfield Township, Crawford County, dwelling 143, family 136.
35.: McFate et al. (1982), p. 14.
36.: 1830 federal census for Allegheny Township, p. 36.
37.: 1996 email Marlene Burkheimer; 1840 federal census for Cornplanter Township.
38.: Venango County Deed Book K, p. 208-209, instituted 13 December 1845, recorded 15 December 1845 (FHL film 864543).
39.: 1850 (dwelling 90, family 90), 1860 (dwelling 898, family 871, page 125 or 322), and 1870 (dwelling 143, family 136) federal censuses for Fairfield Township, Crawford County.
40.: Venango County Deed Book QQ, p. 259, instituted 13 June 1865, recorded 14 June 1865 (FHL film 864568).
41.: 1996 email Marlene Burkheimer.
42.: Venango County Deed Book R, pp. 610-611, instituted 21 August 1860, recorded 30 August 1860 (FHL film 864549). See see under #12 of “McFates,” where the entire quit claim document is presented.
43.: Extracts of tax assessment lists in the Venango County courthouse sent to me 15 November 1883 by Alice E. Morrison, Venango County genealogist.
44.: Years of birth are from the 1850, 1860 and 1870 censuses of Fairfield Township, Crawford County; death dates from McFate (1982), p. 14; and a Mumford Cemetery List sent to me by Mark E. Roche, Historian, Cochranton Heritage Society, 1558 S. Franklin Street, Cochranton, Pennsylvania, 16314 (1997).
45.: Session minutes, membership roll, and baptism register of the United Presbyterian Church of Cochranton [Crawford County], 1835-1891 (FHL film 1026186).
46.: Throop (1987), pp. 90-91. The 1850 federal census for Allegheny Township, Venango County, lists Mary, wife of Isaac, being born circa 1810. Birth dates and locations for Isaac Neill, Robert Jordon Neill, and William T. Neill from the "Wm. Neill & Jane Jodan Neill Family Bible;" at one time in the possession of Alice Neill Siggins (#204), West Hickory, Pennsylvania and placed online (Rootsweb: PAWASHIN-L [PAWASHIN-L ARCHIVES] by Ellen J. Ballas.
47.: Date from the 1850 federal census, Allegheny Township, dwelling 883, family 913; and the “Neill Papers,” p. 2.
48.: Venango County Deed Book L, p. 470, recorded 4 September 1848 (FHL film 864544).
49.: Venango County Will Book 3, p. 62 (FHL film 857351).
50.: 1870 federal census for Harmony Township, Forest County, dwelling 181, family 176.
51.: Dates are from the 1850 Venango County census, Allegheny Township, dwelling 883, family 913; other information from the “Neill Papers,” p. 21./dd>
52.: 1870 federal census for Harmony Township, Forest County, Pennsylvania, page 28./dd>
53.: 1870 federal census for Harmony Township, Forest County, dwelling 181, family 176.
54.: Dates are from the 1850 Venango County federal census, Allegheny Township; Throop (1987), p. 91; other information from the “Neill Papers,” p. 21 and 35 including children of William and Hannah (Newland) Neill.
55.: 1880 federal census for Foster Township, McKean County, Pennsylvania, page 12.
56.: Church and Cemetery Records Collection, Concord Congregation, 1843-1882 (FHL film 1032847).
57.: Jane’s dates are from Titusville, Pennsylvania, Board of Health. Records of Physicians and Undertakers’ Return of Deaths, 1879-1917, p. 3.
58.: Marriage year is from Bates (1899), p. 826.
59.: Birth date for Jane is from the 1850 federal census for Allegheny Township, Venango County, dwelling 759, family 787; dates and burial location for William T. Neill from Bates (1899), p. 826.
60.: Throop (1987), p. 91, lists William T. Neill’s stone in Neilltown Cemetery without dates. Perhaps William was reinterred from Neilltown Cemetery to Woodlawn.
61.: Bates (1899), p. 826.
62.: Venango County Deed Book L, p. 470, recorded 4 September 1848 (FHL film 864544).
63.: Venango County Deed Book K, p. 204, instituted 10 May 1844, recorded 9 December 1845 (FHL film 864543).
64.: This is from William T. Neill’s biography on p. 826 of Bates (1899).
65.: . According to the “Fairbanks Family” (no date or author), from an 18 November 1998 email to Pennsylvania Crawford Roots from Sandra Schroeder, Samuel P. Bates was from Meadville, a graduate of Brown University, class of 1851. Besides authoring Our county and its people. Crawford County, Pennsylvania, he taught languages for several years, and was the Military Historian for the State of Pennsylvania, authoring such works as the History of the Pennsylvania Volunteers, Gettysburg, and Chancellorsville.
66.: Except where indicated, from the 1850 Venango County federal census, Allegheny Township, dwelling 759, family 787; spouses’ maiden names from the “Neill Papers,” pp. 21 and 40.
67.: Information on Mary Jane from Titusville, Pennsylvania, Board of Health. Records of Physicians and Undertakers’ Return of Deaths, 1879-1917; also from the 1880 federal census for Titusville, Crawford County, Pennsylvania, page 288.
68.: Bates (1899), p. 826 lists Elias Berry as deceased. 1910 federal census for Titusville, Ward 1, Crawford County, Pennsylvania, page 119A.
69.: Throop (1987), p. 91.
70.: 1850 federal census for Allegheny Township, Venango County, dwelling 903, family 933; 1860 federal census for Allegheny Township, dwelling 278, family 271.
71.: Birth year according to the “Neill Papers,” p. 12, but circa 1806 according to the 1860 census for Allegheny Township, Venango County.
72.: 1850 federal census for Allegheny Township, Venango County, dwelling 279, family 272.
73.: Church and Cemetery Records Collection, Concord Congregation, 1843-1882 (FHL film 1032847).
74.: From the 1850 federal census, Allegheny Township, Venango County, dwelling 903, family 933; 1860 federal census for Allegheny Township, dwelling 278, family 271.
75.: “Neill Papers,” p. 12.
76.: Venango County Orphans Court Docket 1, no. 5, 1843, p. 163 (FHL film 857352).
77.: Church and Cemetery Records Collection, Concord Congregation, 1843-1882 (FHL film 1032847).
78.: “Neill Papers,” pp. 12 and 22.
79.: Church and Cemetery Records Collection, Concord Congregation, 1843-1882 (FHL film 1032847).
80.: Church and Cemetery Records Collection, Concord Congregation, 1843-1882 (FHL film 1032847).
81.: Dates from their stones in Neilltown Cemetery , from Throop (1987), p. 91.
82.: Forest County, Pennsylvania, Probate Records, Wills, p. 25 (FHL film 870471).
83.: In part from “Morrison family group sheets” sent to me 18 February 1997 by Patricia Heinen, Mercer, Pennsylvania.
84.: Throop (1987), p. 10.
85.: “Neill Papers,” p. 22.
86.: 1870 (census page 41) and 1880 (census page 37) federal censuses for Kingsley Township, Forest County, Pennsylvania.
87.: 1900 federal census for Kingsley Township, Forest County, Pennsylvania, page 37.
88.: 1900 federal census for Kingsley Township, Forest County, Pennsylvania, page 37.
88b.: History of Venango County, Pennsylvania, its past and present including its aboriginal history; the French and British occupation of the country; its early settlement and subsequent growth; a description of its historic and interesting localities; its rich oil deposits and their development; sketches of its cities, boroughs, townships, and villages; neighborhood and family history; portraits and biographies of pioneers and representative citizens; statistics; etc., etc. Published in 1890, Brown, Runk & Co. (Chicago, Ill) History of Venango County, Pennsylvania, its past and present Change Cover Contributions: Bell, Herbert C. 1868- )
89.: Bell (1890), p. 1087.
90.: Venango County Will Book 2, p. 41, written 15 October 1830, recorded 10 June 1837 (FHL film 857351).
91.: Venango County, Pennsylvania, Will Book 2, p. 780, written 20 March 1849, recorded 14 April 1849 (FHL film 857351).
92.: Venango County Orphans Court number 26, 1859.
93.: From the 1850 federal census, Allegheny Township, Venango County, dwelling 788, family 816; 1870 federal census, Allegheny Township, dwelling 411, family 410; and where indicated the “Neill Papers.”
94.: “Church and Cemetery Records Collection, Concord Congregation, 1843-1882” (FHL film 1032847).
95.: “Neill Papers,” p. 22.
96.: Venango County Deed Book GG, page number is blurred, instituted 28 December 1864, recorded 13 January 1865 (FHL film 864560).
97.: 1880 federal census for Pleasantville, Venango County, Pennsylvania, page 293. 1900 federal census for Pleasantville, Venango County, Pennsylvania, page 6B.
98.: 1880 federal census for Oil Creek Township, Venango County, dwelling 239, family 249.
99.: Death date from “Church and Cemetery Records Collection, Concord Congregation, 1843-1882” (FHL film 1032847).
100.: In several places of the “Neill Papers,” for example p. 22, where Robert’s death date is reported as 7 July 1854. This would agree with the date on his stone. However in 1850, Sarah McCrum and children were enumerated in Allegheny Township (dwelling 901, family 931) without Robert. Note also that the last child of Sarah and Robert was apparently born in 1844.
101.: The 1850 federal census for Allegheny Township, Venango County, lists John as born circa 1802.
102.: “Neill Papers,” p. 2.
103.: Throop (1987), p. 90.
104.: In part from the 1850 federal census, Allegheny Township, dwelling 901, family 931.
105.: “Neill Papers,” pp. 11 and 22; Bates (1899), pp. 815-816.
106.: Throop, 1987, p. 78.
107.: McFate et al., 1982, p. 103; and “Neill Papers,” p. 22 and 23.
108.: Throop (1987), p. 108.
109.: 1850 federal census for Allegheny Township, Venango County, dwelling 759, family 787.
110.: The dates for Elizabeth are from her stone and “Concord Congregation marriage records: Church and Cemetery Records Collection, Concord Congregation, 1843-1882” (FHL film 1032847). The 1850 federal census for Allegheny Township reports she was born circa 1818.
111.: 1850 federal census for Allegheny Township, dwelling 895, family 925.
112.: “Neill Papers,” p. 22.
113.: William’s stone in Miller Farm Cemetery, Oil Creek Township, Venango County, Pennsylvania, and Newton (1879), p. 622.
114.: 1860 federal census for Allegheny Township, dwelling 93, family 90.
115.: 1880 federal census for the newly formed Oil Creek Township (previously part of Allegheny Township), Venango County, dwelling 283, family 294.
116.: Venango County Will Book 9, p. 304, written 8 Oct. 1897, recorded 14 March 1899 (FHL film 912282).
117.: Death date from “Records of the Presbyterian Church of Atlantic [East Fallowfield Township, Crawford County];” p. 126 (FHL film 1026182); other information from Olive Peters’ material, 1985-1996. I can not locate Porter’s Corners in Crawford County.
118.: Olive Peters material, 1985-1996.
119.: 1850 federal census for Allegheny Township, dwelling 835, family 865; 1860 federal census for Allegheny Township, dwelling 287, family 280.
120.: 1870 (dwelling ?, family 22) and 1880 (dwelling 9, family 9) federal censuses for East Fallowfield Township, Crawford County, from Olive Peters’ material (1985-1996).
121.: Records of the “Presbyterian Church of Atlantic [East Fallowfield Township, Crawford County],” p. 126 (FHL film 1026182).
122.: Venango County Genealogical Club, summer newsletter, 1995; and also reported in Venango County Marriage Records.
123.: His name is from Olive Peters’ material, 1985-1996.
124.: The names and dates from Olive Peters’ material, 1985-1996. Olive was a descendant of Joseph and Harriet McArthur Lytle.
125.: 1850 federal census for Allegheny Township, dwelling 835, family 865.
126.: 1860 federal census for Town of Le Roy, Mower County, Minnesota, dwelling 295, family 557; 1870 federal census for Elk Creek Township, Jasper County, Iowa, dwelling 16, family 17; 1880 federal census for Lincoln Precinct, Saline County, Nebraska, dwelling 110, family 118. The 1860-1880 enumerations are from Olive Peters’ material, 1985-1996.
127.: Olive Peters’ material, 1985-1996, and Helen Palmer (1996)—see References section; death dates for Cerena, John, Carrie and Elmer are from information on the descendants of Hugh Morrison provided in 1998 by Judy Heim, Coraopolis, Pennsylvania, who cites her source as (1) June Lorene Johnston Knaack, 1-323 Sagamore Blvd, Shawnee Mission, Kansas; and (2) “familytreemaker.com, family index.html”.
128.: This birth date from the Olive Peters’ material, 1985-1996, no source cited; according to Jane Lytle Haworth’s obituary, she died 27 November 1819. According to a 3 February 1988 letter from the late Charles Engstrom, Youngsville, Pennsylvania, who descends from Jane, she was born 29 October 1820.
129.: The marriage date is from an Internation Genealogical Index (IGI) item for Pennsylvania Lytles.
130.: Names and dates from a 3 February 1988 letter from the late Charles Engstrom, Youngsville, Pennsylvania; and also in Olive Peters’ material, 1985-1996, probably received from Charles Engstrom; also 1870 federal census for Cornplanter Township.
131.: 1900 federal census for Precinct 11, Arapahoe County, Colorado, page 33.
132.: 1900 federal census for Prairie Township, Jewell County, Kansas, page 7A.
133.: 1900 federal census for Berthoud Township, Larimore County, Colorado, page 35A; 1920 federal census for South Berthoud Township, Larimore County, Colorado, page 13B.page 809.
134.: Except where indicated, from the 1860 federal census, Allegheny Township, dwelling 31, family 37; also from Olive Peters’ material (1985-1996).
135.: Throop (1987), p. 16.
136.: Throop (1987), p. 16.
137.: The dates were recorded on a scroll of the Sheldon family sent to me by Olive Peters—see also under Ann Lytle Sheldon.
138.: From the Sheldon scroll.
139.: 1850 federal census for Allegheny Township, dwelling 843, family 873.
140.: FHL film 857352.
141.: Venango County Deed Book S, p. 55-57 (FHL film 864550).
142.: FHL film 857352.
143.: FHL film 857352.
144.: Jordan (1913), pp. 63-64.
145.: Venango County, Pennsylvania, Orphans Court, April Term 1865 (no number), p. 518 (FHL film 857352).
146.: From a Memory Acres Cemetery list provided by the Venango County Genealogical Club.
147.: 1850 federal census for Allegheny Township, dwelling 843, family 873.
148.: Jordan (1913), pp. 63-64.
149.: Dates for Ann and Jonathan are recorded on an old scroll of the Sheldon family sent to me by Olive Peters.
150.: Warren County, Pennsylvania, Cemetery Records, 1750-1935, Vol. 5 (FHL film 895183): “This well kept cemetery in Sugar Grove Township may be reached by taking #957 west out of Sugar Grove and turning left onto #61022. Go about a mile beyond the end of the black top. Cemetery is on right.” Another route to get there: “Take #27 north out of Youngsville, turn left at Matthew’s Run Corner onto #61023 and follow it until it meets 61022. Turn left and go about a mile.”/dd>
151.: Olive Peters sent me a photocopy of their marriage certificate: 14 April 1848. They were married in the presence of Andrew Fleming and John McMasters. Signed by William Monks. The Andrew Fleming possibly was Andrew Silas Fleming (#16 of “Flemings”), son of Daniel; but considering the location, he could be Andrew Fleming (#13 of “Flemings”), son of Andrew Fleming [Sr.].
152.: 1850 federal census for Allegheny Township, dwelling 837, family 867.
153.: Venango County Deed Book N, p. 230, instituted 23 December 1852, recorded 28 August 1854 (FHL film 864546).
154.: 1870 federal census for Eldred Township, Warren County, Pennsylvania, page 151 (also page 11); 1880 federal census for Sugar Grove Township, Warren County, dwelling 346, family 347.
155.: 1900 federal census, Sugar Grove Township, Warren County, Pennsylvania, page 16A; 1910 federal census, Sugar Grove Township, Warren County, Pennsylvania, page 9A.
156.: 1850 federal census, Allegheny Township, with marriage dates and places of birth from a scroll of the Sheldon family sent to me by Olive Peters.
157.: 1900 federal census for Sugar Grove Township, Warren County, Pennsylvania, page 16A.
158.: 1910 federal census for Youngsville Borough, Warren County, Pennsylvania, page 153A.
159.: 1900 federal census for Sugar Grove Township, Warren County, Pennsylvania, page 16A.
160.: 1910 federal census for Sugar Grove Township, Warren County, Pennsylvania, page 8B.
161.: 1900 federal census for Youngsville, Warren County, Pennsylvania, page 4A.
162.: 1920 federal census for Youngsville Boro, Warren County, Pennsylvania, page 149A.
163.: The names of John Lytle and at least one child, Cassius, are on a Memory Acres Cemetery list in the possession of the Venango County Genealogical Club, but there is no death date for John.
164.: 1860 federal census for Allegheny Township, dwelling 272, family 265.
165.: 1860 federal census for Allegheny Township, dwelling 273, family 266.
166.: For example, in 1860, John Lytle and Mary Ann his wife sold 50 acres of land to James and Catherine Shreve in Allegheny Township for $1500 (Venango County Deed Book II, p. 461, instituted 29 May 1860, recorded 28 February 1865) (FHL film 864562). In 1863, John Lytle and Mary Ann his wife sold land in Allegheny Township to a Henry Newton Brown, all of Allegheny Township: Venango County Deed Book DD, p. 16, instituted 20 June 1863, recorded 21 June 1864 (FHL film 864558).
167.: Venango County Grantors Index, Vol. L, 1800-1925 (FHL film 863699).
168.: Venango County Deed Book QQ, p. 158, instituted 3 June 1857, recorded 7 March 1865 (FHL film 864568).
169.: 1870 federal census for Orwell Township, Ashtabula County, Ohio, page 297; 1880 federal census for Orwell Township, Ashtabula County, Ohio, page 550.
170.: 1860 federal census for Allegheny Township, Venango County, dwelling 272, family 265.
171.: Dates are from a Memory Acres Cemetery list of the Venango County Genealogical Club.
172.: Pennsylvania Division of Vital Statistics, File No 78810.
173.: Newton (1879), p. 622, reports the marriage date as 20 June 1853; whereas Church and Cemetery Records Collection, Concord Congregation, 1843-1882 (FHL film 1032847) states, page 136: “On June 30th 1853 by Rev. M. A. Parkinson, Mr. James Lytle and Miss Susan Watson, all of Venango County, Pennsylvania.”
174.: Numerous documents, for example, death certificate (for James), their stones in Fairview Cemetery, and hand-written records in possession of the William H. Fleming family (see under Samuel Fleming, #4, of “Flemings) for information on these records), lists dates for James and Susan (Watson) Lytle.
175.: See Mead, F. S. (1975). Handbook of denominations in the United States, 6th ed. Abingdon Press, Nashville, New York, 320 pp.
176.: 1850 federal census for Allegheny Township, dwelling 837, family 867.
177.: 1860 federal census for Allegheny Township, dwelling 281, family 274; 1870 federal census for Allegheny Township, dwelling 421, family 420; and 1880 federal census for Allegheny Township, dwelling 210, family 210.
178.: In part from Lytle family records of my grandmother, Josephine Lytle Fleming; supported by information in the 1860, 1870, and 1880 censuses for present-day Oil Creek Township, Venango County.
179.: Death date is from a Memory Acres cemetery index provided by the Venango County Genealogical Club; birth date calculated from death date information: “3y, 6m, 3d.”
180.: Mortality Schedule records for Venango County, Family 219 in Schedule 1.
181.: Mortality Schedule records for Venango County, Family 219 in Schedule 1.
182.: Mumford Chapel Cemetery list provided by Mark E. Roche, Historian, Cochranton Heritage Society, Crawford County, 1558 S. Franklin St., Cochranton, Pennsylvania, 16314.
183.: In part from McFate (1982), p. 14; and in part from a Mumford Chapel Cemetery list provided by Mark E. Roche, Historian, Cochranton Heritage Society, 1558 S. Franklin St., Cochranton, Pennsylvania, 16314.
184.: Venango County Deed Book V, p . 259, instituted 19 September 1862, recorded 12 December 1862 (FHL film 864552).
185.: Venango County Deed Book W, p. 401, instituted 19 September 1862, recorded 26 August 1863 (FHL film 864553).
186.: Venango County Deed Book R, p. 402 (FHL film 864549).
187.: McFate et al. (1982), p. 14; also information from 8 December 1996 email Marlene Burkheimer’s; and from tombstone inscriptions in the Mumford Chapel Cemetery, Wayne Township, Crawford County, sent to me by Mark E. Roche, Historian of the Cochranton Heritage Society. Information on children also in 1860 federal census for Fairfield Township, Crawford County, Pennsylvania, page 294; 1870 federal census for Union Township, Crawford County, Pennsylvania, page 733; and 1880 federal census for West Fairfield Township, Crawford County, Pennsylvania, page 121.
188.: 1850 federal census for Fairfield Township, Crawford County.
189.: 1900 federal census for Fairfield Township, Crawford County, Pennsylvania, page 4A.
190.: This date is from Olive Peters’ material, 1985-1996.
191.: Rogers, Sophie, S., Elizabeth S. Lane, and Edwin van Deusen Selden (1931). Selden ancestry. A family history, p. 371, privately published, 523 pp. (FHL film 1321424); also in McFate et al. (1982), pp. 14-15, including children of Kennedy and Nancy (Lytle) Mumford.
192.: 1860 federal census for Fairfield Township, Crawford County, Pennsylvania, page 323; 1870 federal census for East Fairfield Township, Crawford County, Pennsylvania, page 142.
193.: McFate et al. (1982), p. 15, including Thomas and Mary (Lytle) Burchfield’s children.
194.: NAME.
194b.: Except for George and Sarah's names, this information comes from World Tree Project: "kL Relatives including Descendants of Humphrey Atchison, David Reed, John Clark and Joseph Wells;" which reports complete 1900, 1910, 1920 and 1930 federal census records for George B. Burchfiedl, wife and children; last update 4 February 2008; contact person: Jon Larson .
194c.: Information on the twins from The descendants of Joel Jones, a revolutionary soldier," 1925, by Elbert Smith, a descendant. The Tuttle Company, Rutland, Vermont; online in the "Stories" section of ancestry.com..
195.: McFate et al. (1982), p. 15, including David and Elizabeth (Lytle) McDonald’s children.
196.: 1860 (census page 333) and 1870 (census page 172) federal censuses for Greenwood Township, Crawford County, Pennsylvania.
197.: Calvin (1945), p. 332; McFate et al. (1982), p. 15, including John and Isabella (Lytle) Calvin’s child.
198.: 1910 and 1920 federal censuses for Meadville, Pennsylvania, page 120A (1910) and 3B (1920).
199.: McFate et al. (1982), p. 15, including William and Lucinda Brush (Lytle) children.
200.: 1900 (census page 5) and 1910 (census page 14B) federal censuses for Sandy Lake Township, Mercer County, Pennsylvania.
201.: Calvin (1945), p. 326; also McFate et al. (1982), p. 15, including Robert and Sarah (Calvin) Lytle’s children.
202.: 1900 (census page 9A) and 1910 (census page 155B) for Meadville, Pennsylvania.
203.: 1920 (census page ?) and 1930 (census page 22A) for Meadville, Pennsylvania.
204.: Venango County Deed Book H, Vol. 1.
205.: “Church and Cemetery Records Collection, Concord Congregation, 1843-1882” (FHL film 1032847).
206.: 3 February 1988 letter from the late Charles Engstrom, Youngsville, Pennsylvania.
207.: “Neill Papers,” p. 35; 1870 federal census for Harmony Township, Forest County, dwelling 169, family 164, page 28; 1880 federal census for Neilltown, Harmony Township, dwelling 188, family 198, page 26.
207b.: This information from World Tree Project: "McCausland (ALL spellings everywhere - anytime and allied families)" last update 29 January 2008; contact person: Bruce E. Andrews.
208.: 1900 federal census for Washington, Washington County, Pennsylvania, page 8A.
209.: “Neill Papers,” p. 21, including the children of John and Eliza (Redd) Neill.
210.: Specific birth date from Leeson (1890), p. 948.
211.: Leeson (1890), p. 948.
212.: Throop (1987), p. 90.
213.: Dates from “Titusville, Pennsylvania, Board of Health. Records of Physicians and Undertakers’ Return of Deaths, 1879-1917.”
214.: Except where indicanted, specific dates and most all other infomation kindly provided by Susan Patterson (Church) Moore in "Descendants of John Neill," 7 pages plus photo (2004), and in "Descendants of John Lytle," 9 pages plus photos and documents (2004). Susan is also in the possession of Nancy's marriage certificate. See Acknowledgements.
215.: Information on Elizabeth Pennell from “Titusville, Pennsylvania, Board of Health. Records of Physicians and Undertakers’ Return of Deaths, 1879-1917.”
216.: Joseph’s obituary was in the Corry Herald (Pennsylvania), 12 March 1896.
217.: Bates (1899), p. 826. 1880 federal census for Titusville, Crawford County, Pennsylvania, page 255.
218.: This from the Venango County Genealogical Newsletter, Summer 1988.
219.: William and Elizabeth Pennell were listed as the parents of Elizabeth Pennell Neill in “Titusville, Pennsylvania, Board of Health. Records of Physicians and Undertakers’ Return of Deaths, 1879-1917.”
220.: Throop (1987), p. 90.
221.: “Neill Papers,” p. 40 and 41 and these pages for remaining children.
221b.: Most of the updated information kindly provided by Kathy Newson, Titusville, Pennsylvania
222.: “Neill Papers,” p. 16.
223.: The Corry Herald (Pennsylvania), 6 August 1896 (from Pennsylvania obituaries, 1894-1896) (FHL film 1697903).
224.: “Neill Papers,” pp. 21 and 40. 1880 federal census for Titusville, Crawford County, Pennsylvania, page 288.
225.: “Neill Papers,” p. 42.
226.: Jane’s maiden name is from the “Neill Papers,” p. 12.
227.: Throop (1987), p. 78.
228.: 1860 federal census for Allegheny Township, Venango County, Pennsylvania, dwelling 278, family 271./dd>
229.: 1860 federal census for Allegheny Township, Venango County, Pennsylvania, dwelling 278, family 271.
230.: “Neill Papers,” p. 22.
231.: From Child’s Forest County History, 1867-1967, p. 471; and where indicated the “Neill Papers,” p. 22./dd>
232.: Death date tentative, based on the William McCaslin, “a life long residence of Neillsburg [sic] dying at his home Friday, 7 February 1890, age 58; he was a son of James McCaslin.” (Leeson, 1890, p. 905).
233.: 1880 census for Neilltown, Harmony Township, Forest County, dwelling 181, family 191; McFate et al. (1982), p. 105.
234.: 1870 federal census for Harmony Township, dwelling 168, family 163, page 28.
235.: 1880 census for Neilltown, Harmony Township, Forest County, dwelling 181, family 191, page 26.
236.: Throop (1987), p. 11.
237.: 1880 federal census for Neilltown, Harmony Township, Forest County, dwelling 186, family 196, page 29.
238.: Bell (1890), p. 1111; 1880 federal census for Neilltown, Harmony Township, Forest County, dwelling 186, family 196, page 29; pp. 8 and 9 of the “Neill Papers,” which reports erroneously that Sarah Neill (Black) and her three sisters, Hannah, Elizabeth, and Nancy, were children of Robert McFate Neill and Nancy McCaslin instead of Robert Jordan Neill and Nancy McCaslin.
239.: Throop (1987), p. 11.
240.: Bell (1890), p. 1111.
241.: This according to an appended note on p. 9 of the “Neill Papers.”
242.: Throop, (1987), p. 11.
243.: Throop, (1987), p. 11.
244.: Bell (1890), p. 1080.
245.: Church and Cemetery Records Collection, Concord Congregation, 1843-1882 (FHL film 1032847).
246.: Throop (1987), p. 36.
247.: Bell (1890), p. 1080.
248.: 1880 federal census for Allegheny Township, Venango County, Pennsylvania, page 422.
249.: 1850 federal census for Allegheny Township, dwelling 766, family 794.
250.: Bell (1890), p. 1080, and Throop (1987), p. 36.
251.: 1900 federal census for Allegheny Township, Venango County, Pennsylvania, page 4A.
252.: From Obituaries Collections, Ancestry.com: Shamokin, Pennsylvania, newspaper.
253.: “Neill Papers,” p. 22, with birth date of Addie from 1880 federal census, see next endnote.
254.: 1880 federal census for Oil Creek Township, Venango County, dwelling 239, family 250, including children of Wilson and Addie Parker McCaslin.
255.: Venango County Registry of Deaths, 1895-1905 (FHL film 1315306). He was listed as Edward and his parents as Wilson and Ada McCaslin of Pleasantville.
256.: 1870 federal census for Titusville, Ward 4, Crawford County, Pennsylvania, page 710.
257.: From Joseph McCrum’s biography in Bates History of Crawford County, Pennsylvania (1899), pages 815-816, including children of Joseph and Isabella Beck McCrum. Similar but not as detailed information is also in the “Neill Papers,” pages 11 and 22.
258.: Name of spouses of Charles and Daisy McCrum are from the “Neill Papers,” pp. 11-12.
259.: This information from their stones, Throop (1987), p. 16.
260.: 1870 (census page 708) and 1880 (census page 235) federal censuses for Titusville, Crawford County, Pennsylvania.
261.: “Neill Papers,” p. 22.
262.: Throop (1987), p. 108.
263.: Information on Jackson and Emma Caroline (Neill) Siggins and their children including the death of Alice Siggins from information received 11 December 2005 from David B. Siggins, Rock Hill, South Carolina; David is a Siggins historian and genealogist.
264.: Ibid.
265.: “Neill Papers,” pp. 17 and 22, including child of Thomas and Hattie Whitman Neill; also 1900 federal census for Paw Paw Township. Marion County, West Virginia, page 16B.
266.: These dates are from his obituary and cemetery records; also in Olive Peters material, 1985-1996; and from Helen Palmer (1996).
267.: Fairview Cemetery list provided by Ed Waddell, Pleasantville, Pennsylvania, President of the Fairview Cemetery Association, 1997.
268.: Venango County, Pennsylvania, Marriage Records; and Newton, 1879, p. 622.
269.: 1880 federal census for Oil Creek Township, Venango County, dwelling 155, family 162.
270.: Frank Cox was probably a child of F. D. and Delia Folwell Cox (Emma Folwell Lytle’s sister, see #97 of “Hendersons Descendants Report.”of “Hendersons”).
271.: 1910 federal census for Oil Creek Township, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, page 271A.
272.: Specific death date is from an entry in the diary of W. H. Folwell, 1878; sent to me by Karen Rodgers of the Venango County Genealogical Club. William H. Folwell was a brother of Emma Folwell Lytle, see #95 of Hendersons.
273.: Helen Palmer (1996).
274.: Undated clipping of the Titusville Herald: “Shamburg Christian Church Started as Sunday School.”
275.: Dates are from a 22 April 1920 letter from C. Fred Lytle (a direct descendant of Mortimer Lytle) to Leonard Lytle, sent to me by Olive Peters; also from family group sheets of the ancestors of Christopher F. Lytle, sent to me by Jack Tracy Lytle of Newark, Ohio.
276.: This information and the information on Mortimer and Lillian (Williams) Lytle’s children is from a family group sheet of the ancestors of Christopher F. Lytle, sent to me by Jack Tracy Lytle of Newark, Ohio.
277.: Roger Williams, Cambridge graduate, chaplain in Essex, Separatist, and fresh off the ship Lyons came to the Massachusetts Bay Colony in February 1631. Williams immediately got into trouble with the governing body by suggesting civil magistrates had no authority in religious matters. So out to Salem he went. But his views were out of step there as well, although most everyone thought he was a likable, charming person. Roger Williams then went to Plymouth Colony. In a year he was causing an uproar, claiming the Pilgrims might not have any right to the land they had settled, because the land belonged to the Indians.. Bradford and the other Pilgrims were glad to see Reverend Williams on his way back to Salem. In Massachusetts the authorities purposed to ship him back to England as a nuisance. But instead he was steered to Narrangsett Bay and the Indians, and eventually across Narrangsett Bay where he was given land by the Indians and their chief, Canonicus. Roger Williams founded the town of Providence and the first Baptist Church in America. According to Dillon (1973), pp 210-211, Roger William “. . . established complete religious toleration and almost complete civil liberty . . . Roger Williams, without turning native, became a profound admirer of the Indians and a student of their languages. There have been far too few Roger Williamses in the history of America, indeed in the history of the world.” [This account of Roger Williams was taken from page 257 of Morison, S. E. (1952) (editor). Of Plymouth Plantation. 1620-1647, by William Bradford. Sometime Governor Thereof. Alfred A. Knopf, 448 pages; and pages 210-211 of Dillon, F. (1973). The Pilgrims. Doubleday and Company, Inc. Garden City, New York, 250 pages.]
278.: 1900 federal census for Los Angeles, Ward 4, Los Angeles, California, page 14B.; From Gilbert Fleming’s obituary, see #115 of the “Fleming.” web site.
280.: This according to Palmer (1996) and a 9 April 1969 letter of Jack T. Lytle to Olive Peters.
281.: From cemetery records; Palmer (1996); and from a 22 April 1920 letter of C. Fred Lytle (a direct descendant of William’s brother Mortimer Lytle) to Leonard Lytle, sent to be by Olive Peters.
282.: The information on the Berlins is from Helen Palmer (1996); she is a direct descendant of William and Della (Berlin) Lytle.
283.: Venango County Grantors Index, Vol. L, 1800-1825 (FHL film 863699).
284.: Palmer (1996); also 1900 federal census for Oil Creek Township, Venango County, Pennsylvania, page 2A.
285.: From Palmer’s (1996) material.
286.: Jamison (1992), page 6 of Francis Jamison’s descendants chart, including children of Henry and Nancy (Birmingham) This information, including children of John and Ellen (Lytle) Bradley, from a November 1981 letter of Mrs. C. Andrew—her husband was a grandson of Ellen (Lytle) Bradley—to Olive Peters
287.: 1880 federal census for Foster Township, McKean County, Pennsylvania, page 58. 1900 federal census for East Falllowfield Township, Crawford County, Pennsylvania, page 1A. 1920 federal census for Greenwood Township, Crawford County, Pennsylvania, page 4B
288.: 1910 (census page 29B), 1920 (census page 1A) and 1930 (census page 7A) federal censuses for East Fallowfield, Crawford County, Pennsylvania.
289.: 1930 federal census for Greenwood Township, Crawford County, Pennsylvania, page 7A.
290.: This according to Helen Palmer’s 1984 letter to Olive Peters. Also this note in the Oliver Peters’ material, 1985-1986: “I received correspondence from Mrs. C. B. Andrews of Erie, Pa., who informed me there indeed was a Livonia Lytle, b. ca. 1846, who was the daughter of Thomas Lytle and Mary McArthur. I believe the Sarah L. Lytle in the Green home to be the daughter of Thomas. Mrs. Andrew informed me that Livonia Lytle married and moved to Painesville, Ohio.”
291.: 1850 federal census for Allegheny Township, dwelling 969, family 999.
292.: Date calculated from the 1850 federal census of Allegheny Township, Venango County, Pennsylvania, dwelling 835, family 865.
293.: Venango County, Pennsylvania, Marriage Records.
294.: 1850 federal census for Allegheny Township, dwelling 835, family 865.
295.: 1880 federal census for Beaver Township, Clarion County, Pennsylvania, page 32.
296.: Atlantic, Pennsylvania, is in East Fallowfield Township, Crawford County, not far from the Mercer County line.
297.: Olive Peters material, 1985-1996.
298.: Information on this family is from Mrs. Elmer Courtney, Atlantic, Pennsylvania, to Mrs. C. B. Andrew, to Olive Peters.
299.: Olive Peters material, 1985-1996.
300.: Records of the Presbyterian Church of Atlantic [East Fallowfield Township, Crawford County]; pp. 46 and 77 (FHL film 1026182).
301.: Olive Peters’ material, 1985-1996 (she descends from Hattie May Lytle Hedges), with death dates of children from an October 1997 email of Terry Lytle , Wauneta, Nebraska; he descends from Arthur Vance Lytle.
302.: 1880 federal census for Lincoln Precinct, Saline County, Iowa, dwelling 83, family 90; 1910 federal census for Alma Township, Harland County, Nebraska, page 27B; also from Olive Peters’ material, 1985-1996. 1920 federal census for Macedona Precinct, Chase County, Iowa, page 11B.
302b.: Roy C. May and family in 1915 Kansas State Census Collection, 1855-1925.
302c.: Name of Nick and Grace Elizabeth Tuttle's children from World Tree Project: "Lots of hard work;" last update 2 October 2004; NAME.
302d.: Name of Howard and Nina Elsie (Sawyer Lytle's children from World Tree Project: "Lots of hard work;" last update 2 October 2004; NAME.
303.: Information on John Wilson and Emma (Bowen) Lytle and their descendants is from information on the descendants of Hugh Morrison provided in 1998 by Judy Heim, Coraopolis, Pennsylvania, who cites her source as June Lorene Johnston Knaack, 1-323 Sagamore Blvd, Shawnee Mission, Kansas, and “familytreemaker.com/index.html”.
304.: Olive Peters material, 1985-1996.
305.: Olive Peters material, 1985-1996, who cites Mrs. Chet Haworth of Littleton, Colorado as her source.
306.: From a 3 February 1988 letter to me from Charles Engstrom, now deceased, of Youngsville, Warren County, Pennsylvania. Besides federal censuses, specific birth dates, death dates, and name of spouses in part from World Tree Project: "The Ancestral File of Shelley Robinson;" last update 18 November 2000; contact person: Shelley Robinson .
307.: Information on this family is mainly from a 3 February 1988 letter from Charles Engstrom, of Youngsville, Warren County, Pennsylvania. Charles Engstrom was a direct descendant of Alice Haworth.
308.: From the Venango County Genealogical Club Newsletter, Winter 1989.
309.: 1880 federal census for Millerstown, Butler County, Pennsylvania, page 556; 1900 federal census for Lafayette Township, McKean County, Pennsylvania, page 7A.
310.: 1860 federal census for Allegheny Township, dwelling 281, family 274.
311.: 1880 federal census for Edinburg Township, Clarion County, Pennsylvania, page 16.
312.: In part from James Lytle’s (#21) obituary.
313.: 1920 federal census for Butler, Ward 4m Butler County, Pennsylvania, page 1B.
313b.: Information on Susan Grace (Wood) Frantz and family kindly provided by Karen Shoe (ladybugkss@gmail.com), who is a great granddaughter of Susan Grace Frantz. Susan Grace Frantz's obituary is in The Derrick, Oil City, Pennsyvania, 12 April 1965.
314.: Information on my great Aunt Dane comes from family records written by my grandmother Josephine Lytle Fleming (a sister of Dane), and confirmed by cemetery and census records.
315.: Titusville Herald 24 December 1906 (Monday) Obituary of Mrs. Henry Wright.
316.: 1900 (census page 3A) and 1910 (census page 254B) federal censuses for Southwest Township, Warren County, Pennsylvania.
317.: 1860 federal census for Allegheny Township, Venango County, dwelling 281, family 274; 1870 federal census for Allegheny Township, dwelling 421, family 420; and 1880 federal census for Oil Creek Township, Venango County, dwelling 210, family 210; 1900 (census page 1A) and 1920 (census page 254A) for Southwest Township, Warren County, Pennsylvania; 1920 (census page 2B) and 1930 (census page 8A) for Titusville, Crawford County, Pennsylvania.
318.: The information on the Wrights comes from Wright Family Genealogy Forum “Henry WRIGHT/Margaret WATSON WRIGHT OilCreek Twp., Venango Co. PA;” as a query in Genealogy.com (http://genforum.genealogy.com/wright/messages/18596.html); posted by “Hunter,”, 6 April 2005.
319.: Information on John P. Watson from the Watson section of my book The Oil Creek Flemings of Venango County, Pennsylvania, with related families McClintocks, Culbertsons, Jamisons, Lytles, Morrisons, Watsons and Hendersons, Volume 1, 586 pages, and Volume 2, 466 pages.
320.: In part from hand-written records of Josephine (Lytle) Fleming; see see #119 of “Fleming web site,” generation four, web page 5. . In part from the 1920 federal census (census page 3B) and 1930 federal census (census page 5B) for Owasso Township, Tulsa County, Oklahoma.
321.: 1920 federal census for Tulsa, Tulsa County, Oklahoma, page 3B; 1930 federal census for Uniontown, Fayette County, Pennsylvania, page 16B.
322.: It seems logical that David Anderson Lytle’s brother William Anson Lytle (#125) should be called Ance. Perhaps he was, but David Anderson Lytle visited my grandparents several times on the Fleming farm, and I met him; he was called Ance by his family.
323.: Obituary of David A. Lytle’s brother George Alfred Lytle.
324.: 1900 federal census for Moon Township, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, page 5A; 1910 federal census for Tidioute, Warren County, Pennsylvania, page 281B; 1920 federal census for Thayer Township, Neosho County, Kansas, page 2B; and 1930 federal census for Tyro Township, Montgomery County, Kansas, page 1A.
325.: Venango County, Pennsylvania, Will Book 12-13, 1908, p. 305 (FHL film 1315323).
326.: Dates in part from Social Security Death Index; non-Pennsylvania locations from Heinen (1992), p. 344, except I have David Ray Lytle marrying in Monterey County, California, although I can not give a source.
327.: Death date and place of residence at time of death from the Social Security Death Index.
328.: 1930 federal census for Los Angeles, California, page 17A.
329.: Venango County Grantors Index, Vol. L, 1800-1925 (FHL film 863699).
330.: Venango County, Pennsylvania, Marriage License Docket 8, 1895-1896, p. 3138 (FHL film 912291).
331.: 1900 federal census for Parker, Armstrong County, Pennsylvania, page 4A; 1910 federal census for Pleasantville, Venango County, Pennsylvania, page 265A;1920 federal census for Tulsa, Tulsa County, Oklahoma, page 2A.
332.: Fairview Cemetery records.
333.: Obituary of William Lytle, see text; also 1900 federal census for Pleasantville. Venango County, Pennsylvania, page 7B.
334.: 1920 federal census for Towanda Township, Butler County, Kansas, page 9B.
335.: FVenango County, Pennsylvania, Registry of Deaths, 1893-1903 (FHL film 135306).
336.: Obituary of George Alfred Lytle, see text.
337.: 1910 federal census for Bond Township, Lawrence County, Illinois, page 43B; 1920 federal census for Ochelata Township, Washington County, Illinois, page 2B; 1930 federal census for Neosho, Newton County, Illinois, page 2A.
338.: McFate et al. (1982), p. 15, including children of George and Sadie Nelson Burchfield.
339.: “Neill Papers,” p. 35, including the children of S. N. and Margaret Elizabeth Black Burchfield.
340.: 1880 federal census for Neilltown, Harmony Township, Forest County, dwelling 188, family 198.
341.: 1900 federal census for Titusville, Crawford County, Pennsylvania, page 1A.
342.: “Neill Papers,” p. 21, including child of James and Myrtle (Neill) Waite.
343.: Except where indicanted, specific dates and most other infomation including all photographs kindly provided by Susan Patterson (Church) Moore in "Descendants of John Neill," 7 pages plus photo (2004), and in "Descendants of John Lytle," 9 pages plus photos and documents (2004). See Acknowledgements. Also, information from the 1910 federal census for Titusville, Crawford County Pennsylvania, page 148; and 1920 federal census for Titusville, Crawford County, Pennsylvania, page 9A.
344.: “Neill Papers,” pp. 40 and 41, including children of William and Sophie (Richmond) Neill.
344b.: RootWeb: NEILL-L [NEILL] William Lynville Neill in Dallas, Texas; author: drbrownlee; 7 January 2008.
345.: “Neill Papers,” pp. 40-42, including children of William and Fanny (Cockley) Neill.
346.: 1910 federal census for Sewickley Borough, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, page 251.
347.: “Neill Papers,” pp. 40-42, including children of Christy and Annie (Neill) Payne.
348.: 1910 federal census for Sewickley Borough, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, page 254. 1920 federal census for Sewickley, Ward 2, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, page 12A or 31A.
349.: Bell (1890), p. 1111; 1880 federal census for Neilltown, Harmony Township, Forest County; pages. 8 and 9 of the “Neill Papers,” including children of Nelson and Ida Jane Black Shelmadine; and 1910 federal census for Pleasantville, Venango County, Pennsylvania, page 265.
350.: Bell (1890), p. 1111, and pp. 8 and 9 of the “Neill Papers,” including children of John and Hattie (Dewey) Black.
351.: 1880 federal census for Neilltown, Harmony Township, Forest County, dwelling186, family 196.
352.: There is a short biography of an S. N. Burchfield on p. 437 of Bates (1899). I have not read this biography, but suspect it pertains to the S. N. Burchfield who married Martha Black.
353.: “Neill Papers,” p. 37.
354.: 1880 federal census for Neilltown, Harmony Township, Forest County, dwelling 186, family 196.
355.: Bell (1890), p. 1111; and pp. 8 and 9 of the “Neill Papers,” including children of William and Anna (Merrill) Black.
356.: 1880 federal census for Neilltown, Harmony Township, Forest County, dwelling 186, family 196.
357.: Bell (1890), p. 1111; and pp. 8 and 9 of the “Neill Papers,” including children of Clifton and Lyde (McCabe) Black.
358.: “Neill Papers,” p. 11 and 22, including child of R. L. and Daisy (McCrum) Shreve
359.: 1880 federal census for Oil Creek Township, Venango County, dwelling 155, family 162.
360.: This information is from the Helen Palmer material, 1996. Information also from the 1910 (census page 271A), 1920 (census page 3A) and 1930 (census page 1A) federal censuses for Pleasantville, Oil Creek Township, Venango County, Pennsylvania.
361.: In 1996, Monroe addresses taken from a web site of addresses showed two Wayne Monroes in Winterhaven: Wayne C. Monroe, 4216 Cedarwood St., Winter Haven, FL 33880-1607; and Wayne L. Monroe, 1202 12th Ct., NE., Winter Haven, Florida 33881-2731.
362.: In 1996, Monroe addresses taken from a web site of addresses showed two Wayne Monroes in Winterhaven: Wayne C. Monroe, 4216 Cedarwood St., Winter Haven, FL 33880-1607; and Wayne L. Monroe, 1202 12th Ct., NE., Winter Haven, Florida 33881-2731.
363.: 1920 (census page 7B) and 1930 (census page 22B) federal censuses for Newark, Licking County, Ohio.
364.: 1920 (census page 7B) and 1930 (census page 3B) federal censuses for Owasso, Tulsa County, Oklahoma.
365.: Helen Palmer material (1996); and letters from Helen Palmer, 26 October 1996 and 7 December 1996, including children of Thomas and Minnie (Lytle) McGuire.
366.: Helen Palmer material (1996).
367.: 1920 federal census for Coffeyville, Ward 2, Montgomery County, Kansas, page 5A.
368.: 1910 federal census for Macedona Precinct, Chase County Nebraska, page179A; also from an October 1997 email of Terry Lytle—see Acknowledgments.
369.: 1910 (census page 179A), 1920 (census page 4B), and 1930 (census page 2A) federal censuses for Macedona Precinct, Chase County Nebraska.
370.: Olive Peters material, 1985-1996.
371.: Death date and place of residence at time of death are from the Social Security Death Index.
372.: June Lorene Knaack provided, from Family Tree Maker, information on the descendants of John Wilson Lytle to Judy Heim. Also from the 1930 federal census for Concordia, Cloud County, Kansas, page 11B.
373.: From a 3 February 1988 letter to me from Charles Engstrom of Youngsville, Warren County, Pennsylvania.
374.: Warren County, Pennsylvania, Cemetery Records, 1750-1935, Vol. 2 (FHL film 895183). The Methodist Cemetery records were copied by Frances A. S. Ramsey.
375.: 1910 federal census for Pittsfield Township, Warren County, Pennsylvania, page 203A; 1920 federal census for Pittsfield Township, Warren County, Pennsylvania, page 1A.
376.: 1910 (census page 72A), 1920 (census page 8A), and 1930 (census page 2B); also the obituary of James Lytle, father of Anna Lytle Wood—see under James Lytle (#21).
377.: 1930 federal census for Clarion, Clarion County, Pennsylvania, page 8A.
378.: From the obituary of George A. Lytle, #127. The first child from the 1930 federal census for Pampa (Justice Precinct), Gray County, Texas, page 12A. The given name of Marion John and maiden names of John A. and Marion John's wives from World Tree Project: "Lee Family;" last update 8 September 2002; contact person: Vesta Ware.
379.: “Neill Papers,” pp. 40-42.
380.: “Neill Papers,” pp. 40-42.
381.: Helen Palmer material (1996), including children of Glen and Maxine (McGuire) Nichols.
382.: Helen Palmer material (1996), including children of Robert and Joan Spriggs, Jr.
383.: From an October 1997 email of, Terry Lytle.
384.: From a 3 February 1988 letter to me from Charles Engstrom of Youngsville, Warren County, Pennsylvania.
385.: I could not find Charles (or Chuck) Engstrom’s name in the Social Security Death Index for any state. UPDATE, March 2008: his name was listed as C. L. Engstrom.