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     Mabel Firestone was born in July 1879 at Indiana.¹ She was listed as the daughter of Frank Firestone (given age 30) on the 1880 Census recorded 4 June 1880 at Bourbon, Marshall County, Indiana.^2,3 Mable Firestone (given age 20) was listed as the daughter of Frank Firestone (given age 50) on the 1900 Census recorded 8 June 1900 Bourbon, Marshall County, Indiana. Mable was a Clerk.⁴ Mabel Firestone was listed as the daughter of [Mrs.] J. F. Firestone (given age 57) on the 1910 Census recorded 18 April 1910 at North Street, Bourbon, Marshall County, Indiana. Mabel was a Bookeeper in a Factory.⁵
     Mabel Firestone lived on 14 September 1912 Bourbon, Marshall County, Indiana.⁶
     Mabel Firestone lived on 20 December 1912 Bourbon, Marshall County, Indiana.⁶
     Mabel Firestone lived on 23 December 1913 Bourbon, Marshall County, Indiana.⁶
     Mabel Firestone lived on 31 December 1915 at Etna Green, Kosciusko County, Indiana.⁶
     Mabel Firestone lived on 21 April 1916 Etna Green, Kosciusko County, Indiana.⁶
     Mabel Firestone lived on 22 December 1916 Etna Green, Kosciusko County, Indiana.⁶ She was listed as the daughter of Alice Firestone (given age 68) on the 1920 Census recorded 14 January 1920 Bourbon, Marshall County, Indiana. Mable was a Bookeeper and Stenographer at a Lumber Company.⁷ Mabel Firestone (given age 50) was listed as the sister of Alda Firestone (given age 54) on the 1930 Census recorded 12 April 1930 at East Main Street, Bourbon, Marshall County, Indiana.⁸
     Mabel died in 1940.⁹ She was buried in the IOOF Bourbon Cemetery, located at Bourbon, Marshall County, Indiana.⁹

     Frank Earl Firestone was born on Sunday, 12 September 1880 at Indiana.^1,2,3 He has also been reported to have been born on Monday, 12 September 1881 at Bourbon, Marshall County, Indiana.⁴ He was listed as the son of Frank Firestone (given age 50) on the 1900 Census recorded 8 June 1900 Bourbon, Marshall County, Indiana. Frank was a Day Labourer.⁵
     Frank Earl Firestone married Erma J. (?) say 1907. Frank Earl Firestone registered for the civilian draft for WW I on 12 September 1918 at Crawford County, Ohio.²
     The 1920 US Census enumerated him as Frank E. Firestone (given age 38), the head of household at 241 Lincoln Way - East, Galion, Crawford County, Ohio, on 16 January 1920. Also living in the household were his wife, Erma J. Firestone (given age 29) . Frank was the Manager of a Garage.⁶
     The 1930 US Census enumerated him as Frank Firestone (given age 46), the head of household at 237 North Liberty Street, Galion, Crawford County, Ohio, on 4 April 1930. Also living in the household were his wife, Erma Firestone (given age 39) . Frank was an Insurance Agent.⁷ He was employed in April 1942 at Insurance, 216 Wyandot Building, Galion, Crawford County, Ohio.⁴
     Frank Earl Firestone registered for the civilian draft for WW II on 26 April 1942, while residing at 308 Paine Avenue, Galion, Crawford County, Ohio.⁴
     Frank Earl died on 8 November 1968 at Galion, Crawford County, Ohio, at age 88 leaving Erma J. as a widow.^8,3

     Samuel Hunter was born on Monday, 18 November 1799 probably at Virginia, (now West Virginia).¹ He has also been reported to have been born say 1795 at Augusta County, Virginia.
     Samuel Hunter was included on the tax list of 1815 at Cabell County, Virginia, (now West Virginia). He was taxed for one male over 16 years of age, no slaves, 2 horses and 5 cattle.²
     At age 16, Samuel Hunter married first Agnes Woods Reyburn on Monday, 21 October 1816 at Montgomery County, Virginia, (now West Virginia).³
     The 1820 US Census enumerated him as Samuel Hunter (given age 26-45), the head of household at Guyandotte, Cabell County, Virginia, (now West Virginia), on 21 April 1821. Based on ages, it is possible that the following were also living in the household:, Electa Hunter, a free white female, ages twenty-six to forty-five years of age.⁴
     Samuel Hunter married second Electa Smith, daughter of Daniel Smith and Electa Labin, circa 1825 at Virginia.
     The 1830 US Census enumerated him as Samuel Hunter (given age 30-40), the head of household Cabell County, Virginia, on 1 November 1830. Based on ages, it is possible that the following were also living in the household: , Electa Hunter, a free white female age thirty to forty years old.⁵
     Samuel Hunter relocated at Seneca County, Ohio, circa 1832. He acquired 88.61 acres of land on 16 September 1834 located at Adams Township, Seneca County, Ohio, described as the SW 1/2 of the NW 1/4 of Section 18, Township 3N, Range 16E (Adams Twp.).^6,7 He acquired 80 acres of land on 8 October 1834 located at Pleasant Township, Seneca County, Ohio, described as the S 1/2 of the NE 1/4 of Section 13, Township 3N, Range 15E (Pleasant Twp.).^6,7
     The 1840 US Census enumerated him as Samuel Hunter (given age 40-50), the head of household at Clinton Township, Seneca County, Ohio, on 1 June 1840. Based on ages, it is possible that the following were also living in the household: , Electa Hunter, a free white female age forty to fifty years old. William Hunter was listed as a neighbor.⁸
     The 1850 US Census enumerated him as Samuel Hunter (given age 50), the head of household Adams Township, Seneca County, Ohio, on 14 September 1850. Elesta Hunter (given age 46), Emma Sheltz (given age 15) and Charles Clinch (given age 11) were listed as household members. William Hunter was listed as his neighbor. Samuel was a Mill Wright. He owned real estate valued at $1,800.⁹
     Samuel Hunter wrote his will on 29 November 1858 Seneca County, Ohio. Electa Hunter and Isabella M. K. Waggoner were listed as heirs. Will was dated 29 Nov 1858; Property: Lot #97 in Green Springs, OH (Seneca Co.) & 60 Acres in Section 6 of Adams Twp. (near Green Springs); All of his estate was left to Electa. She could sell Lot 97 if necessary to pay expenses. Otherwise it was left to her for life. At her death it was to go to his sister, Isabella Waggoner, or her heirs.^10,11
     Samuel died on 6 December 1858 Seneca County, Ohio, at age 59 leaving Electa as a widow.¹ Samuel Hunter was buried in the Oakland Cemetery, located at Seneca County, Ohio.
     The will of Samuel Hunter was probated on 16 December 1858 at Tiffin, Seneca County, Ohio. Electa Hunter served as executrix. Letters of Executrix filed 16 Dec 1858 appointed Electra, Exec.¹¹
     An estate notice, for the estate of Samuel Hunter, was caused to be published by Electa Hunter on 31 December 1858 in the Tiffin Seneca Advertiser, published at Tiffin, Seneca County, Ohio.¹²

     Electa Smith was born on Sunday, 1 July 1804 at New York.^1,2 She was probably included as a free white female, age twenty-six to forty-five years old, in the household of Samuel Hunter (given age 26-45) on the 1820 Census on 21 April 1821 at Guyandotte, Cabell County, Virginia, (now West Virginia).³
     Electa Smith married Samuel Hunter, son of Andrew Hunter and Jean Thompson, circa 1825 at Virginia. Electa Hunter was probably included as a free white female, age thirty to forty years old, in the household of Samuel Hunter (given age 30-40) on the 1830 Census on 1 November 1830 at Cabell County, Virginia, (now West Virginia).⁴ Electa Hunter was probably included as a free white female, age forty to fifty years old, in the household of Samuel Hunter (given age 40-50) on the 1840 Census on 1 June 1840 at Clinton Township, Seneca County, Ohio.⁵ Elesta Hunter (given age 46) was listed as a household member living with Samuel Hunter (given age 50) on the 1850 Census on 14 September 1850 at Adams Township, Seneca County, Ohio.⁶
     In the will of Samuel Hunter dated 29 November 1858, Electa Hunter was named as an heir.^7,2
     Her husband, Samuel, died on 6 December 1858 at Seneca County, Ohio, at age 59, leaving Electa as a widow.¹
     Electa Hunter was the executrix of Samuel Hunter's estate on 16 December 1858 at Tiffin, Seneca County, Ohio. Letters of Executrix filed 16 Dec 1858 appointed Electra, Exec.²
     Electa Hunter, as executrix, casued a notice of Samuel Hunter's estate to be published on 31 December 1858 in the Tiffin Seneca Advertiser, published at Tiffin, Seneca County, Ohio.⁸
     The 1870 US Census enumerated her as Lida Hunter (given age 69), the head of household living alone at Green Springs, Seneca County, Ohio, on 9 July 1870. She was Keeping House.^9,10
     The 1880 US Census enumerated her as Electa Hunter (given age 75), the head of household at Eden Township, Seneca County, Ohio, on 1 June 1880, living alone. Margarett Goss (given age 71) was listed as her neighbor. Electa, a divorcee [widow], was Keeping House She was living with Margarett Goss and her daughter Jane Ann.^11,12
     Electa Hunter wrote her will on 7 October 1887 Seneca County, Ohio. Mabel Melissa Bruce and Emma H. Spencer were listed as heirs.⁷
     Electa died on 26 February 1892 at Melmore, Seneca County, Ohio, at age 87. Electa's obituary appeared on 27 February 1892, in the Tiffin Daily Tribune, published at Tiffin, Seneca County, Ohio. Charles Martin was mentioned.¹³ Electa Hunter was buried on Saturday, 27 February 1892 in the Rock Creek Cemetery, located at Eden Township, Seneca County, Ohio.^2,13 Electa's obituary appeared on 4 March 1892, in the Seneca Advertiser, published at Tiffin, Seneca County, Ohio. Charles Martin and Sophah Martin were mentioned.¹³
     The will of Electa Hunter was probated on 5 March 1892 Seneca County, Ohio. Her will, signed and dated 7 Oct 1887, was filed with the court on 5 Mar 1892. The will left her entire estate to her sister, Mabel Melissa Bruce of Buffola [sic.], New York or to her sister's daughter Emma Spencer, wife of D.A. Spencer if her sister predeceases her. The will was witnessed by N.L. Bruer and Chas. Martin.⁷

     Edward B. Newton was born on Wednesday, 30 January 1867 at Shrewsbury, Worcester County, Massachusetts.¹ Edward B. Newton (given age 3) was listed as a household member living with Charles H. Newton (given age 42) on the 1870 Census on 28 July 1870 Shrewsbury, Worcester County, Massachusetts.² Edward B. Newton (given age 13) was listed as the son of Charles H. Newton (given age 52) on the 1880 Census recorded 22 June 1880 at Milford, Worcester County, Massachusetts.^3,4
     At age 24, Edward B. Newton married Emale B. Goddard, age 24, daughter of Josiah Goddard and Mary S. Daniels, on Wednesday, 14 October 1891 at Upton, Worcester County, Massachusetts.⁵ Edward B. Newton and Emale B. Goddard adopted Helen M. Murphy circa 1900.
     The 1900 US Census enumerated him as Eduard B. Newton (given age 33), the head of household Upton, Worcester County, Massachusetts, on 14 June 1900. Also living in the household was his wife, Emale B. Goddard, his step daughters, Emma Murphy (given age 8) and Ellen Murphy (given age 6), his father, Charles H. Newton (given age 72) . Edward was a Stationary Engineer.⁶
     The 1910 US Census enumerated him as Edward B. Newton (given age 43), the head of household Upton, Worcester County, Massachusetts, on 9 May 1910. Also living in the household were his wife, Emale B. Goddard, his son, Edward C. Newton (given age 9), his nephews, Clarence F. Wainwright (given age 19) and Everett H. Wainwright (given age 9) , a boarder, Emma Murphy (given age 18). Edward was employed as a Teamster on a Farm.⁷
     The 1920 US Census enumerated him as Edward B. Newton (given age 52), the head of household at Main Street, Upton, Worcester County, Massachusetts, on 12 January 1920. Also living in the household were his wife, Emale B. Goddard, his son, Edward C. Newton (given age 19) , boarders, Emma Murphy (given age 27) and Helen M. Murphy (given age 25). Edward was employed as a Block Maker at a Hat Factory.⁸
     The 1930 US Census enumerated him as Edwin B. Newton (given age 63), the head of household Upton, Worcester County, Massachusetts, on 22 April 1930. Also living in the household were his wife, Emale B. Goddard, his daughter, Helen M. Tuttle (given age 36), his son-in-law, Fred W. Tuttle (given age 39), his grandson, F. Walton Tuttle (given age 12), his granddaughters, Faustina A. Tuttle (given age 14) and Ruth C. Tuttle (given age 11 months) . Edward Clarence Newton was listed as his neighbor. Edwin was employed as a Laborer in a Trellis Factory.⁹

     Frank E. Newton was born on Wednesday, 21 October 1863 at Shrewsbury, Worcester County, Massachusetts.¹ Frank E. Newton (given age 6) was listed as a household member living with Charles H. Newton (given age 42) on the 1870 Census on 28 July 1870 Shrewsbury, Worcester County, Massachusetts.² Frank E. Newton (given age 16) was listed as the son of Charles H. Newton (given age 52) on the 1880 Census recorded 22 June 1880 at Milford, Worcester County, Massachusetts.^3,4
     Frank E. Newton married Sarah Ann Billing at Ontario, Canada.
     The 1901 Canada Census enumerated him as Frank E. Newton (given age 37), the head of household at Guelph, Wellington County, Ontario, Canada, on 31 March 1901. Also living in the household were his wife, Sarah A. Newton (given age 28), his son, Franklin E. Newton (given age 5), his daughter, Lydia M. Newton (given age 4) . Frank was employed as a Packer.⁵
     The 1911 Canada Census enumerated him as Frank E. Newton (given age 47), the head of household at Galt, Wellington County, Ontario, Canada, on 1 June 1911. Also living in the household were his wife, Sarah A. Newton (given age 39), his sons, Frank Newton (given age 16) and Charles Newton (given age 9), his daughters, Melvina Newton (given age 14) and Maude Newton (given age 5) .⁶

     Limon S. Burr was born on Friday, 4 October 1799 at Dover, Windham County, Vermont, son of David & Deborah his wife.¹ He was probably included as a free white male, newborn to ten years old, in the household of David Burr on the 1800 Census on 1 June 1800 at Wardsboro District, Windham County, Vermont.² Limon S. Burr was probably included as a free white male, age sixteen to twenty-six years old, in the household of David Burr on the 1820 Census on 1 June 1820 Dover, Windham County, Vermont.³
     At age 28, Limon S. Burr married Elizabeth Rice, age 23, daughter of Benjamin Rice and Betty Oliver, on Tuesday, 1 April 1828 Dover, Windham County, Vermont.¹
     The 1830 US Census enumerated him as Lyman Burr (given age 30-40), the head of household Dover, Windham County, Vermont, on 1 June 1830. Based on ages, it is possible that the following were also living in the household: , Elizabeth Burr, a free white female age thirty to forty years old. David Burr was listed as a neighbor.⁴
     The 1840 US Census enumerated him as Lyman Burr (given age 40-50), the head of household Dover, Windham County, Vermont, on 1 June 1840. Based on ages, it is possible that the following were also living in the household: Charles Franklin Burr and Manley Limon Burr, free white males, newborn to 5 years old, Warren Lelend Burr, a free white male, age five to ten years old, Melvina Lydia Burr and Lucy Clarinda Burr, free white females age five to ten years of age, Elizabeth Burr, a free white female age thirty to forty years old. David Burr was listed as a neighbor.⁵
     The 1850 US Census enumerated him as Limon Burr (given age 50), the head of household Dover, Windham County, Vermont, on 20 August 1850. Elisabeth Burr (given age 45), Lucy A. Burr (given age 16), Charles F. Burr (given age 13), Manly L. Burr (given age 11), Myron W. Burr (given age 9), Elisabeth M. Burr (given age 5) and Sidney L. Burr (given age 3) were listed as household members. Limon was a Farmer; he owned $1,650 of Real Estate.⁶
     The 1860 US Census enumerated him as Lyman Burr (given age 60), the head of household Dover, Windham County, Vermont, on 17 July 1860. Elisabeth Burr (given age 56), Lucy Burr (given age 25), Lizzie Burr (given age 15), Sidney Burr (given age 13), Myron Burr (given age 19), William F. Howe (given age 29), Augusta Howe (given age 26), S. K. Howe (given age 28) and F. H. Perry (given age 24) were listed as household members. Lyman was a Farmer; he owned $900 of Real Estate and $840 of possesions.⁷
     Limon S. died before 1870 leaving Elizabeth as a widow.

     Mary Jane Trimble was born in 1801 at Pennsylvania.
     Mary Jane Trimble married Judge William McClung, son of Charles McClung and Margaret Martin, at Lancaster, Fairfield County, Ohio. Jane McClung (given age 59) was listed as a household member living with Wm. McClung (given age 66) on the 1860 Census on 26 June 1860 at West Rushville, Fairfield County, Ohio.¹ Jane McClung (given age abt 50) was listed a boarder in the household of John Cowen (given age 66) on the 1880 Census recorded 3 June 1880 West Rushville, Fairfield County, Ohio.^2,3

     John McClung was born say 1719 at County Antrim, Ulster Province, Northern Ireland.¹ He immigrated say 1731 to at Boston, Suffolk County, Province of Massachusetts Bay, British America, (now Massachusetts).¹
     John McClung lived between 1731 and 1734 at Brookfield, Worcester County, Province of Massachusetts Bay, British America, (now Massachusetts).²
     John McClung married Sarah Laughlin, daughter of William Laughlin and Margaret Rea, say 1739 at Lancaster County, Province of Pennsylvania, British America, (now Pennsylvania). John McClung acquired 200 acres of land on 25 September 1767 located at West Pennsboro Township, Cumberland County, Province of Pennsylvania, British America, (now Pennsylvania).³ He left a will in 1787 at Northumberland County, Pennsylvania.
     John died on 1 May 1787 at Buffalo Township, Northumberland County, Pennsylvania.¹ He was buried Northumberland County, Pennsylvania.

     Sarah Laughlin was born in 1718 at Ulster Province, Northern Ireland.
     Sarah Laughlin married John McClung, son of James McClung, say 1739 at Lancaster County, Province of Pennsylvania, British America, (now Pennsylvania).
     Sarah died circa 1790 at Buffalo Township, Northumberland County, Pennsylvania. She was buried at Northumberland County, Pennsylvania.

     Julia Ann King was born on Tuesday, 6 August 1833 at Ohio.^1,2 Julian King (given age 17) was listed as a household member living with Rueben Mattison (given age 53) on the 1850 Census on 29 October 1850 at Scipio Township, Seneca County, Ohio.³
     At age 18, Julia Ann King married first Charles McCartney, age 29, son of Henry McCartney (II) and Rebecca McClung, on Thursday, 8 January 1852 at Adams Township, Seneca County, Ohio. The wedding ceremony was conducted by Minister Chas. B. Sheldon.^4,5,6 Julia McCartney (given age 27) was listed as a household member living with Charles McCartney (given age 38) on the 1860 Census on 21 July 1860 Scipio Township, Seneca County, Ohio.⁷
     Her husband, Charles, died on 22 April 1863 Scipio Township, Seneca County, Ohio, at age 40, leaving Julia Ann as a widow.⁸
     The 1870 US Census enumerated her as Julia McCartney (given age 37), the head of household Scipio Township, Seneca County, Ohio, on 4 August 1870. Hale McCartney (given age 14), Ella McCartney (given age 12), Arthur McCartney (given age 10), William McCartney (given age 6) and Parse Paine (given age 21) were listed as household members. Johnson Chittenden (given age 74) and Frank Horton (given age 23) were listed as her neighbors. Julia was employed as a Widow who was Keeping House She owned $9,600 of Farm land.⁹
     The 1880 US Census enumerated her as Julia A. McCartney (given age 47), the head of household Scipio Township, Seneca County, Ohio, on 3 June 1880. Also living in the household were, her sons, Hale McCartney (given age 24), Charles A. McCartney (given age 20) and William H. McCartney (given age 17), her daughters, Elisabeth J. McCartney (given age 27) and Ella J. McCartney . Frank A. Horton was listed as her neighbor. Julia was employed as a Widow and was Keeping House.^10,11 She and Frank A. Horton obtained a marriage license on 24 March 1885 at Seneca County, Ohio.⁴
     At age 52, Mrs. Julia A. McCartney (given age 20?) married second F. A. Horton (given age 21?), age 41, son of James M. Horton and Elizabeth Smith, on Friday, 15 January 1886 Seneca County, Ohio. The wedding ceremony was conducted by Harrison Noble Esq.^4,6 Julia A. Horton (given age 66) was listed as the wife of Frank Horton (given age 55) on the 1900 Census recorded 1 June 1900 at Republic, Seneca County, Ohio.¹² Julia Ann Horton was listed in the obituary of Hale McCartney on 12 March 1908, in the Seneca Advertiser, published at Tiffin, Seneca County, Ohio, as a surviving mother.¹³ Julia A. Horton (given age 74) was listed as the wife of Frank A. Horton (given age 64) on the 1910 Census recorded 20 April 1910 Republic, Seneca County, Ohio.¹⁴
     Her husband, Frank, died on 6 December 1918 Republic, Seneca County, Ohio, at age 74, leaving Julia Ann as a widow.^1,15
     The 1920 US Census enumerated her as Julia A. Horton (given age 86), the head of household Republic, Seneca County, Ohio, on 10 January 1920. Also living in the household were, her daughter, Libby Horton (given age 66) . Julia was employed as a Widow.¹⁶
     Julia Ann died on 17 July 1920 Republic, Seneca County, Ohio, at age 86.^1,2,15
     Julia's obituary appeared on 19 July 1920, in the Tiffin Daily Tribune, published at Tiffin, Seneca County, Ohio. As listed in the obituary, Julia was survived by, her son, William Henry McCartney, her daughter, Elizabeth Jane McCartney.¹³ Julia Ann King was buried on Tuesday, 20 July 1920 in the Rock Creek Cemetery, located at Eden Township, Seneca County, Ohio. Her tombstone inscription reads: Julia A. King, his wife, Aug 5, 1833 -- July 17, 1920.^1,8,13,17

     Mary McCartney was born say 1857 at Hiawatha, Brown County, Kansas Territory, (now Kansas).¹ May McCart (given age 4) was listed as a household member living with Reuben McCart (given age 26) on the 1860 Census on 20 August 1860 at Iowa Point Township, Doniphan County, Kansas Territory, (now Kansas).² Mary McCartney (given age 7) was listed as a household member living with R. McCartney (given age 40) on the 1865 Kansas State Census on 21 July 1865 at Irving Township, Brown County, Kansas.³ Mary McCartney (given age 13) was listed as a household member living with Reuben McCartney (given age 45) on the 1870 Census on 17 July 1870 at Irwin Township, Brown County, Kansas.⁴ Mary McCartney (given age 19) was listed as a household member living with R. McCartney (given age 50) on the 1875 Kansas State Census on 1 March 1875 at Hiawatha Township, Brown County, Kansas.⁵ Mary McCartney (given age 23) was listed as the daughter of Reuben McCartney (given age 55) on the 1880 Census recorded 21 June 1880 Hiawatha Township, Brown County, Kansas. Mary was At Home.^6,7

     Charles L. McCartney was born in February 1863 at Hiawatha, Brown County, Kansas.¹ Chas. McCartney (given age 2) was listed as a household member living with R. McCartney (given age 40) on the 1865 Kansas State Census on 21 July 1865 at Irving Township, Brown County, Kansas.² Charles McCartney (given age 7) was listed as a household member living with Reuben McCartney (given age 45) on the 1870 Census on 17 July 1870 at Irwin Township, Brown County, Kansas.³ Charles McCartney (given age 12) was listed as a household member living with R. McCartney (given age 50) on the 1875 Kansas State Census on 1 March 1875 at Hiawatha Township, Brown County, Kansas.⁴ Charles McCartney (given age 17) was listed as the son of Reuben McCartney (given age 55) on the 1880 Census recorded 21 June 1880 Hiawatha Township, Brown County, Kansas. Charles was a Farmer.^5,6
     The 1885 Kansas State Census enumerated him as C. L. McCartney (given age 22), the head of household living alone at Farmington, Washington County, Kansas, on 1 March 1885. Charles was a Farmer.⁷
     The 1895 Kansas State Census enumerated him as C. L. McCartney (given age 30), the head of household Hiawatha Township, Brown County, Kansas, in 1895. Mrs. E. J. McCartney (given age 60) was listed as a household member. He was an Engineer.⁸ Charles L. McCartney (given age 38) was listed as the son of Emma J. McCartney (given age 67) on the 1900 Census recorded 18 June 1900 Hiawatha Township, Brown County, Kansas.⁹
     Charles L. McCartney married Inez May McLaren, daughter of Jeremiah Love and Phoebe Alvira (?), say 1902.
The 1905 Kansas State Census enumerated him as C. L. McCartney (given age 41), the head of household at Guelph Township, Sumner County, Kansas, on 1 March 1905. Ina McCartney (given age 38), Volney McLaren (given age 13) and Barney C. McCartney (given age 3 months) were listed as household members. Charles was a Farmer who owned his farm free of mortgage.¹⁰
     The 1910 US Census enumerated him as Charles L. McCartney (given age 45), the head of household Guelph Township, Sumner County, Kansas, on 27 April 1910. Also living in the household were his wife, Inez McCartney (given age 41), his sons, Barney C. McCartney (given age 5) and Harlow D. McCartney (given age 8 months), his step son, Sidney McLaren (given age 16) . Charles was a Farmer.¹¹
     Charles L. died before 1920 leaving Inez May as a widow.

     William Henry McCartney was born in 1867 at Hiawatha, Brown County, Kansas. William McCartney (given age 3) was listed as a household member living with Reuben McCartney (given age 45) on the 1870 Census on 17 July 1870 at Irwin Township, Brown County, Kansas.¹ Willie McCartney (given age 8) was listed as a household member living with R. McCartney (given age 50) on the 1875 Kansas State Census on 1 March 1875 at Hiawatha Township, Brown County, Kansas.² William McCartney (given age 13) was listed as the son of Reuben McCartney (given age 55) on the 1880 Census recorded 21 June 1880 Hiawatha Township, Brown County, Kansas. William was At School.^3,4
     William Henry McCartney married Eudora (?) say 1888.
     The 1895 Kansas State Census enumerated him as W. H. McCartney (given age 28), the head of household Hiawatha, Brown County, Kansas, on 1 March 1895. Eudora McCartney (given age 23), Thurston McCartney (given age 5) and Lester McCartney (given age 2) were listed as household members. W. was employed as a Machinist.⁵
     The 1910 US Census enumerated him as Wm. H. McCartney (given age 42), the head of household at 1105 Massachuestts Avenue, Kansas City, Wyandotte County, Kansas, on 20 April 1910. Also living in the household were his wife, Eudora McCartney (given age 38), his sons, Thornton McCartney (given age 20) and Lester McCartney (given age 17), his daughter-in-law, Bessie McCartney (given age 17), his granddaughter, Dorothy McCartney (given age 1 month) . Wm. was employed as a Plumber.⁶
     William Henry McCartney and Eudora (?) were divorced. W. H. McCartney (given age 53) was listed as the lodger of M. E. O'Conner (given age 40) on the 1920 Census recorded 17 January 1920 at 513-15 Minnesota Avenue, Kansas City, Wyandotte County, Kansas. He was employed as a Plumber at a Plumbing Shop and was divorced.⁷

     Frank L. McCartney was born in April 1871 at Hiawatha, Brown County, Kansas.¹ Frank L. McCartney (given age 4) was listed as a household member living with R. McCartney (given age 50) on the 1875 Kansas State Census on 1 March 1875 at Hiawatha Township, Brown County, Kansas.² Frank McCartney (given age 8) was listed as the son of Reuben McCartney (given age 55) on the 1880 Census recorded 21 June 1880 Hiawatha Township, Brown County, Kansas. Frank was At School.^3,4
     Frank L. McCartney lived in 1890 at 118 Diamond Avenue, Highlands, Denver County, Colorado. He was a Student.⁵
     Frank L. McCartney married first Mary L. Bennett say 1897.
     The 1900 US Census enumerated him as Frank L. McCartney (given age 29), the head of household at Santa Fe Avenue, La Junta, Otero County, Colorado, on 7 June 1900. Also living in the household was his wife, Mary McCartney (given age 32), his step daughter, Lena Bennett (given age 16) , lodgers, William H. Thompson (given age 27), Anna L. Thompson (given age 29), Thomas S. Hoffman (given age 26), Viola Hoffman (given age 29), Lawrence B. Mackey (given age 25), Harry B. Hall (given age 28), Miller E. Smith (given age 34), Albert S. Erskine (given age 28), Samuel Mellon (given age 37), Alexander J. Smith (given age 53), Florence E. Smith (given age 47), Wallis A. Smith (given age 20), Florence E. Smith (given age 17), Elizabeth Smith (given age 16), James Smith (given age 12) and Nellie Smith (given age 10). Frank was employed as a Locomotive Engineer.^6,7
     His wife, Mary, died on 10 October 1907 at Montana, leaving Frank L. as a widower.⁸ He was listed as the brother of Kate M. Gourley (given age 52) on the 1910 Census recorded 19 April 1910 at 1337 Fremont Street, Denver, Denver County, Colorado. He was employed as a Locomotive Engineer.^9,10
     Frank L. McCartney married second Latimer F. (?) say 1912.
     The 1920 US Census enumerated him as Frank L. McCartney (given age 45), the head of household at 2134 West 29th Avenue, Denver, Denver County, Colorado, on 3 January 1920. Also living in the household was his wife, Willie E. McCartney (given age 28). Frank was employed as a Locomotive Engineer for a Railroad.^11,12
     The 1930 US Census enumerated him as Frank L. McCartney (given age 58), the head of household at 5049 West 32nd Avenue, Denver, Denver County, Colorado, on 8 April 1930. Also living in the household was his wife, Latimer F. McCartney (given age 38). Frank was employed as a Locomotive Engineer for a Steam Railroad.¹³

     Florence McCartney was born in April 1871 at Hiawatha, Brown County, Kansas.¹ Flora F. McCartney (given age 4) was listed as a household member living with R. McCartney (given age 50) on the 1875 Kansas State Census on 1 March 1875 at Hiawatha Township, Brown County, Kansas.² Florence McCartney (given age 8) was listed as the daughter of Reuben McCartney (given age 55) on the 1880 Census recorded 21 June 1880 Hiawatha Township, Brown County, Kansas. Florence was At School.^3,4

     Berardino Nero was born say 1779 at Italy.
     Berardino Nero married Martina DiCroce say 1802.
     Berardino died at Italy.

     Martina DiCroce was born say 1782 at Italy.
     Martina DiCroce married Berardino Nero say 1802.
     Martina died at Abruzzo, Italy.