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     Alfred Livingstone McCartney was born on Saturday, 24 April 1897 at Hopkinsville, Christian County, Kentucky.^1,2 He was listed as the son of Livingston McCartney (given age 39) on the 1900 Census recorded 11 June 1900 at 613 South Main Street, Hopkinsville, Christian County, Kentucky.³ Alfred R. McCartney (given age 12) was listed as the son of Livinstone A. McCartney (given age 49) on the 1910 Census recorded 16 April 1910 at 409 Fourth Street, Hannibal, Marion County, Missouri.⁴ Alfred Livingstone McCartney lived with Livingstone A. McCartney and Mabel Wilhemina McCartney in 1911 at 140 Virginia Avenue, Hannibal, Marion County, Missouri. He was a student.⁵ Alfred Livingstone McCartney lived with Livingstone A. McCartney and Mabel Wilhemina McCartney from 1912 to 1922 at 300 Virginia Street, Hannibal, Marion County, Missouri. He was a student.⁵ Alfred McCartney (given age 19) was listed as the lodger of Willis J. Eberhard (given age 24) on the 1920 Census recorded 14 February 1920 at 1308 St. Clair Avenue, Cleveland, Cuyahoga County, Ohio. He was a Salesman at a Livery Store.⁶
     At age 30, Alfred Livingstone McCartney married Ellen Anderson, age 30, daughter of John Anderson and Sophia (?), on Saturday, 18 June 1927.^1,2
     The 1930 US Census enumerated him as Alfred McCartney (given age 32), the head of household at 2499 Madison Road, Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio, on 2 April 1930. Also living in the household were his wife, Ellen McCartney (given age 33), his daughter, Virginia McCartney (given age 8 months) . Alfred was an Office Supervisor in the Soap industry. He paid $95.00 per month to rent his home which did not have a radio set.⁷
     Alfred Livingstone McCartney lived from 1937 to 1973 at 1348 Custer Street, Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio.⁸
     The 1940 US Census enumerated him as Alfred McCartney (given age 42), the head of household Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio, on 3 April 1940. Also living in the household were his wife, Ellen McCartney (given age 42), his daughters, Virginia McCartney (given age 10) and Elizabeth McCartney (given age 5) . Alfred was employed as an Office Supervisor at a Soap Manufacturer.⁹
     At the time of the death of his wife, Ellen in 1952, Alfred resided at 1348 Custer Street Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio.¹⁰
     His wife, Ellen, died on 24 March 1952 in the Bethesda Hospital, located at Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio, at age 55, leaving Alfred Livingstone as a widower.^10,1,2
     At age 58, Alfred Livingstone McCartney married Georgia L. Davis, age 42 on Sunday, 5 June 1955.¹
     Alfred Livingstone McCartney was elected to the office of President of the Cincinatti (Ohio) Chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution (SAR)., in 1964 at Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio. He was an active genalogical researcher, writing detailed letters for family memebrs and assisted with their applications to the DAR and SAR.
     At the time of sending a letter about family genealogy to his cousin, Clinton McCartney in 1969, Alfred resided at 1348 Custer Street Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio.¹
     At the time of sending a letter about family genealogy to his daughter, Mrs. James Heathcote in 1973, Alfred resided at 1348 Custer Street Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio.²
     At the time of the death of his brother Charles in 1977, Alfred resided Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio.¹¹ He was listed in the obituary of Charles Everett McCartney on 5 October 1977, in the Kansas City Times, published at Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri, as a surviving brother.¹¹
     Alfred Livingstone died on 23 December 1980 in the Deaconess Hospital, located at Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio, at age 83 leaving Georgia L. as a widow.^12,13

     Ellen Anderson was born on Wednesday, 9 December 1896 at Illinois.¹
     At age 30, Ellen Anderson married Alfred Livingstone McCartney, age 30, son of Livingstone A. McCartney and Mabel Wilhemina Wheeler, on Saturday, 18 June 1927.^2,3 Ellen McCartney (given age 33) was listed as the wife of Alfred McCartney (given age 32) on the 1930 Census recorded 2 April 1930 at 2499 Madison Road, Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio.⁴ Ellen McCartney (given age 42) was listed as the wife of Alfred McCartney (given age 42) on the 1940 Census recorded 3 April 1940 at 1348 Custer Street, Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio.⁵
     Ellen died on 24 March 1952 in the Bethesda Hospital, located at Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio, at age 55 leaving Alfred Livingstone as a widower.^1,2,3 Ellen McCartney (given age 55) was buried on Thursday, 27 March 1952 in the Rest Haven Cemetery, located at Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio.^1,3

     Georgia L. Davis was born on Thursday, 6 March 1913 at Hannibal, Marion County, Missouri.¹
     At age 42, Georgia L. Davis married Alfred Livingstone McCartney, age 58, son of Livingstone A. McCartney and Mabel Wilhemina Wheeler, on Sunday, 5 June 1955.²
     Her husband, Alfred, died on 23 December 1980 in the Deaconess Hospital, located at Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio, at age 83, leaving Georgia L. as a widow.^3,1
     Georgia L. died on 24 December 1985 in the Trinity East Medical Center, located at Steubenville, Jefferson County, Ohio, at age 72.^3,1

     James Arnold Heathcote was born on Saturday, 22 September 1934 at Pasadena, Los Angeles County, California.^1,2 James Arnold Heathcote accompanied the arrival of his parent, Ruth Heathcote, aboard the SS President Van Buren on 20 September 1935.²
     At age 21, James Arnold Heathcote married Elizabeth Ann McCartney, daughter of Alfred Livingstone McCartney and Ellen Anderson, on Saturday, 4 February 1956.³ Major James A. Heathcote served in the military from 1965 to 1969 at Wright Patterson Air Force Base near Greene County, Ohio. He was a commander in the 34th Bomb Squad, U.S. Air Force.⁴
     James Arnold Heathcote and Elizabeth Ann McCartney lived in October 1969 at Fairborn, Greene County, Ohio. He was stationed at Wright Patterson Air Force Base.⁵
     At the time of the reciept of a letter from his father-in-law, Alfred McCartney, that contained details of the McCartney family genealogy in 1973, James and Elizabeth, his wife, resided at 12315 South 33rd Street at Omaha, Douglas County, Nebraska. They lived on an Air Force Base.³
     James Arnold Heathcote and Elizabeth Ann McCartney relocated at England circa 1974.³ Major James A. Heathcote served in the military on 27 May 1975 at RAF Upper Heyford, England. He was the base commander.
     James Arnold Heathcote lived from 1993 to 2002 at 4824 Goose Run Road, Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio.⁶
     James Arnold Heathcote lived in 2006 at Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio.⁷
     James Arnold died Fairborn, Greene County, Ohio.⁸

     Vickie Lynn Jenkins was born on Wednesday, 30 November 1955 at Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio.¹

     Micheal Wayne Jenkins was born on Wednesday, 16 January 1963 at Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio.^1,2
     Micheal Wayne Jenkins married Mary Kay Bailey.
     Micheal Wayne Jenkins lived in 2007 at 1300 Vine Street, Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio.¹

     Henry McCartney (II) was born on Wednesday, 4 May 1791 at Hard Scrabble, Northumberland County, Pennsylvania.^1,2,3,4 He was probably included as a free white male, newborn to ten years old, in the household of Henry McCartney (given age 45+) on the 1800 Census on 4 August 1800 at Washington Township, Northumberland County, Pennsylvania.⁵
     Henry McCartney (II) relocated at Seneca County, New York, circa 1805. He lived there with his half-sister, Martha, and her husband, John McClung, whose sister, Isabella later became Henry's wife.⁶
     Henry McCartney (II) began military service on 21 September 1812 at Fayette Rifle Company, Seneca County, New York.^7,8 He ended military service on 4 November 1812 Seneca County, New York.⁷
     At age 22, Henry McCartney (II) married first Rebecca McClung, age 23, daughter of James McClung and Jean Strain, on Thursday, 7 April 1814 at Town of Fayette, Seneca County, New York. Rebecca was a sister of John McClung, son of James and the husband of Henry's half-sister Martha McCartney. Henry's half-brother, James McCartney, married Isabella McClung, a sister of Rebecca and John.^4,1,9,10
     The 1820 US Census enumerated him as Henry McCartney (given age 26-45), the head of household at Fayette, Seneca County, New York, on 17 August 1820. Based on ages, it is possible that the following were also living in the household:, Jane Sarah McCartney and Ann McCartney, free white females, age newborn to ten years of age, Rebecca McCartney, a free white female, ages twenty-six to forty-five years of age. James McCartney was listed as a neighbor.¹¹
     Henry McCartney (II) and Rebecca McCartney relocated at Scipio Township, Seneca County, Ohio, in June 1829. There, he farmed some 400 acres.¹²
     Henry McCartney (II) bought for $675, the "Land now occupied by Eliza Brown" (113 Acres) at Section 29, Scipio Township, Seneca County, Ohio, from Johathan Nichols on 13 July 1829..
     Henry McCartney (II) bought for $150, the East half of the NorthEast quarter (80 Acres) Scipio Township, Seneca County, Ohio, from Samuel Wisler on 1 October 1829..
     The 1830 US Census enumerated him as Henry McArty (given age 30-40), the head of household Scipio Township, Seneca County, Ohio, on 1 June 1830. Based on ages, it is possible that the following were also living in the household: Reuben McCartney, Robert W. McCartney and Rufus B. McCartney, free white males, newborn to 5 years old, Henry McCartney (III) and Charles McCartney, free white males, age five to ten years old, Rebecca McCartney, a free white female age thirty to forty years old.¹³
     Henry McCartney (II) bought for $100, the West half of the SouthWest quarter (80 Acres) at Section 20, Scipio Township, Seneca County, Ohio, from Eli Church on 8 October 1830..
     His wife, Rebecca, died of complications while giving birth to her son, John, on 21 June 1831 at Republic, Seneca County, Ohio, at age 41, leaving Henry as a widower.^1,4
     Henry McCartney (II) was cited in a newspaper article in the Washington Globe, quoting the Columbus Sentinel on 14 January 1832 at Tiffin, Seneca County, Ohio. "At a respectable meeting of Democratic Republicans of the county of Seneca, in the State of Ohio, ... on the 24th December 1831, HENRY McCARTNEY Esq. was called to the chair.¹⁴
     Henry McCartney (II) married second Catherine Stinebaugh, daughter of John Bowser and Magdalena Byers, say 1834 at Seneca County, Ohio.^1,2,4
     Henry McCartney (II) bought for $300, the West part of the East half (160 Acres) Scipio Township, Seneca County, Ohio, from Elijah H. Brown on 12 November 1834..
     Henry McCartney (II) was elected to the office of Coroner (Democrat), in October 1838 Seneca County, Ohio. He received 1,125 votes as opposed to the Whig candidate, Eli Norris, who had 868 votes.^4,15
     The 1840 US Census enumerated him as Henry McCartney (given age 40-50), the head of household Scipio Township, Seneca County, Ohio, on 1 June 1840. Based on ages, it is possible that the following were also living in the household: George Washington McCartney, a free white male, newborn to 5 years old, John McClung McCartney and Andrew Jackson McCartney, free white males, age five to ten years old, Robert W. McCartney, Rufus B. McCartney and Reuben McCartney, free white males, age ten to fifteen years old, Henry McCartney (III) and Charles McCartney, free white males, age fifteen to twenty years old, Catherine McCartney, a free white female age forty to fifty years old.^16,17
     Henry McCartney (II) bought for $140, the West half or the Southeast quarter (80 Acres) at Section 16, Scipio Township, Seneca County, Ohio, from John Stinebaugh on 26 November 1841..
     Henry died on 19 January 1842 Republic, Seneca County, Ohio, at age 50 leaving Catherine as a widow.^1,4,2,3 Henry McCartney (II) was buried in the Rock Creek Cemetery, located at Eden Township, Seneca County, Ohio. His tombstone inscription reads: Henry McCartney died Jan. 19, 1842 aged 50 years, 8 months, 15 days.^18,19
     Henry McCartney (II) wrote a will at Seneca County, Ohio. Ann Chittenden, Jane Sarah McCartney, Charles McCartney, Henry McCartney (III), Reuben McCartney, Robert W. McCartney, Rufus B. McCartney and John McClung McCartney were listed as heirs. Henry's will, written at an earlier date, was proven in the Court of Common Pleas on 8 February 1842.^18,20
     An estate notice, for the estate of Henry McCartney (II), was caused to be published by Daniel L. Brown and Samuel McClung on 19 February 1842 in the Tiffin Gazzette, published at Tiffin, Seneca County, Ohio.²¹

     Rebecca McClung was born on Saturday, 10 April 1790 at Hard Scrabble, Northumberland County, Pennsylvania.¹ She was probably included as a free white female, in the household of James McClung on the 1790 Census at Northumberland County, Pennsylvania.^2,3 Rebecca McClung was probably included as a free white female, newborn to 10 years old, in the household of James McClung (given age 45+) on the 1800 Census on 4 August 1800 at Washington, Cayuga County, New York.⁴ Rebecca McClung was probably included as a free white female, age ten to sixteen years old, in the household of James McClung (given age 45+) on the 1810 Census on 6 August 1810 at Fayette, Seneca County, New York.⁵
     At age 23, Rebecca McClung married Henry McCartney (II), age 22, son of Henry McCartney (I) and Nancy Kidd, on Thursday, 7 April 1814 at Town of Fayette, Seneca County, New York. Rebecca was a sister of John McClung, son of James and the husband of Henry's half-sister Martha McCartney. Henry's half-brother, James McCartney, married Isabella McClung, a sister of Rebecca and John.^6,7,8,9 Rebecca McCartney was probably included as a free white female, age twenty-six to forty-five years old, in the household of Henry McCartney (given age 26-45) on the 1820 Census on 17 August 1820 Fayette, Seneca County, New York.¹⁰
     Rebecca McCartney and Henry McCartney (II) relocated at Scipio Township, Seneca County, Ohio, in June 1829. There, he farmed some 400 acres.¹ Rebecca McCartney was probably included as a free white female, age thirty to forty years old, in the household of Henry McArty (given age 30-40) on the 1830 Census on 1 June 1830 Scipio Township, Seneca County, Ohio.¹¹
     Rebecca died of complications while giving birth to her son, John, on 21 June 1831 at Republic, Seneca County, Ohio, at age 41 leaving Henry as a widower.^7,6 Rebecca McClung was buried in the Rock Creek Cemetery, located at Eden Township, Seneca County, Ohio. Her tombstone inscription reads: Rebecca, wife of Henry McCartney, daughter of James McClung, died June 21, 1831, aged 41 yr. 2m 11 d.^12,6,13

      Jane Sarah McCartney was also known as Jean. She was born on Saturday, 4 November 1815 at Geneva, Ontario County, New York.^1,2,3 She was probably included as a free white female, newborn to 10 years old, in the household of Henry McCartney (given age 26-45) on the 1820 Census on 17 August 1820 at Fayette, Seneca County, New York.⁴ Jane Sarah McCartney was probably included as a free white female, age ten to fifteen years old, in the household of Henry McArty (given age 30-40) the 1830 Census on 1 June 1830 at Scipio Township, Seneca County, Ohio.⁵
     In the will of Henry McCartney (II) dated 8 February 1842, Jane Sarah McCartney was named as an heir.^6,7 She was not found on the 1850 Census. She and Thomas Nicolson Halsey obtained a marriage license on 20 March 1858 at Tiffin, Seneca County, Ohio.^8,9,10
     At age 42, Jane Sarah McCartney married Thomas Nicolson Halsey, age 55, son of Zephaniah Halsey and Rebecca Bradner, on Tuesday, 23 March 1858 at Republic, Seneca County, Ohio. The wedding ceremony was conducted by Rev. Samuel Montgomery. There were no children from this marriage.^{11,12,13,10,1} Jane S. Halsey (given age 45) was listed as a household member living with Thomas N. Halsey (given age 58) on the 1860 Census on 13 September 1860 at Town of Fayette, Seneca County, New York.¹⁴ Jane S. Halsey (given age 53) was listed as a household member living with Thomas Halsey (given age 68) on the 1870 Census on 4 June 1870 at Town of Seneca, Ontario County, New York.¹⁵ Jane I. Halsey was listed on the New York State Census of 1875 in the household of Thomas N. Halsey Geneva, Ontario County.¹⁶
     Her husband, Thomas, died on 27 October 1878 Geneva, Ontario County, New York, at age 76, leaving Jane Sarah as a widow.^12,3
     The 1880 US Census enumerated her as Jane S. Halsey (given age 64), the head of household Geneva, Ontario County, New York, on 24 June 1880. Also living in the household were , her nephew, Livingston McCartney (given age 19) . Jane was employed as a Widow, Keeping House.^17,18
     Jane Sarah died on 11 July 1891 Geneva, Ontario County, New York, at age 75.^1,19,3 She was buried on Tuesday, 14 July 1891 in the Glenwood Cemetery, located at Geneva, Ontario County, New York. Her tombstone inscription reads: Jean McCartney; born Nov 4 1815; died July 14 1891.³
     Jane's obituary appeared on 24 July 1891, in the Ontario County Journal, published at Geneva, Ontario County, New York. As listed in the obituary, Jane was survived by.¹⁹
     Jane's obituary appeared on 1 January 1892, in the Geneva Gazette, published at Geneva, Ontario County, New York. As listed in the obituary, Jane was survived by.¹⁹

     Ann McCartney was born on Wednesday, 10 February 1819 at Geneva, Ontario County, New York.¹ She was probably included as a free white female, newborn to 10 years old, in the household of Henry McCartney (given age 26-45) on the 1820 Census on 17 August 1820 at Fayette, Seneca County, New York.² Ann McCartney was probably included as a free white female, age ten to fifteen years old, in the household of Henry McArty (given age 30-40) the 1830 Census on 1 June 1830 at Scipio Township, Seneca County, Ohio.³
     Ann McCartney married Johnson Chittenden, son of Nathan Chittenden and Lois Dibble, circa 1835 probably Scipio Township, Seneca County, Ohio.^1,4 Ann Chittenden was probably included as a free white female, age twenty to thirty years old, in the household of Johnson Chittenden on the 1840 Census on 1 June 1840 Scipio Township, Seneca County, Ohio.^5,6
     In the will of Henry McCartney (II) dated 8 February 1842, Ann Chittenden was named as an heir.^7,8 Ann Chittenden (given age 30) was listed as a household member living with Johnson Chittenden (given age 53) on the 1850 Census on 31 October 1850 Scipio Township, Seneca County, Ohio.⁹ Ann Chittenden (given age 41) was listed as a household member living with Jonathan Chittenden (given age 64) on the 1860 Census on 21 July 1860 Scipio Township, Seneca County, Ohio.¹⁰ Ann Chittenden (given age 51) was listed as a household member living with Johnson Chittenden (given age 74) on the 1870 Census on 4 August 1870 Scipio Township, Seneca County, Ohio.¹¹
     Ann died on 22 October 1870 at Republic, Seneca County, Ohio, at age 51 leaving Johnson as a widower.¹ Ann McCartney was buried in the Farewell Retreat Cemetery, located at Scipio Township, Seneca County, Ohio.¹²

     Charles McCartney was born on Thursday, 9 May 1822 at Geneva, Ontario County, New York.¹ He was probably included as a free white male, age five to ten years old, in the household of Henry McArty (given age 30-40) on the 1830 Census on 1 June 1830 at Scipio Township, Seneca County, Ohio.² Charles McCartney was probably included as a free white male, age fifteen to twenty years old, in the household of Henry McCartney (given age 40-50) on the 1840 Census on 1 June 1840 Scipio Township, Seneca County, Ohio.^3,4
     In the will of Henry McCartney (II) dated 8 February 1842, Charles McCartney was named as an heir.^5,6 Charles McCartney (given age 29) was listed as a household member living with Harriet Lenard (given age 24) on the 1850 Census on 31 October 1850 at Concord Township, Ross County, Ohio. Harriet was a Laborer.⁷ Charles McCartney and Julia Ann King obtained a marriage license on 6 January 1852 at Seneca County, Ohio.⁸
     At age 29, Charles McCartney married Julia Ann King, age 18, daughter of Obidiah King and Phoebe Booth, on Thursday, 8 January 1852 at Adams Township, Seneca County, Ohio. The wedding ceremony was conducted by Minister Chas. B. Sheldon.^8,9,10,11
     The 1860 US Census enumerated him as Charles McCartney (given age 38), the head of household Scipio Township, Seneca County, Ohio, on 21 July 1860. Julia McCartney (given age 27), Elisabeth McCartney (given age 7), Hale McCartney (given age 4), Ella McCartney (given age 2) and Ed Jones (given age 21) were listed as household members. Jonathan Chittenden (given age 64) was listed as his neighbor. Charles was a Farmer and owned land valued at $5,400.¹²
     Charles died on 22 April 1863 Scipio Township, Seneca County, Ohio, at age 40 leaving Julia Ann as a widow.⁵ Charles McCartney was buried in the Rock Creek Cemetery, located at Eden Township, Seneca County, Ohio. His tombstone inscription reads: Charles McCartney, May 9, 1822 -- Apr 22, 1863.^13,5,14 He left a will in 1863 at Seneca County, Ohio.¹⁵

     Henry McCartney (III) was born on Saturday, 30 August 1823 at Geneva, Ontario County, New York.¹ He was probably included as a free white male, age five to ten years old, in the household of Henry McArty (given age 30-40) on the 1830 Census on 1 June 1830 at Scipio Township, Seneca County, Ohio.² Henry McCartney (III) was probably included as a free white male, age fifteen to twenty years old, in the household of Henry McCartney (given age 40-50) on the 1840 Census on 1 June 1840 Scipio Township, Seneca County, Ohio.^3,4
     In the will of Henry McCartney (II) dated 8 February 1842, Henry McCartney (III) was named as an heir.^5,6
     Henry McCartney (III) began military service on 20 June 1846 at New Albany, Floyd County, Indiana. He enlisted for a period of 12 months as a Private in Captain McLane's Company, 1st Regiment, Indiana Infantry. This organization subsequently became Company E, 1st Regiment, Indiana Infantry.⁷ He served in the military during the Mexican War. (The National Archives and Records Administration has no record of Henry McCartney serving in the Mexican War from Ohio; however they did provide the Indiana record cited here. We believe that Henry travelled from Seneca County, Ohio to New Albany, Indiana (across the Ohio River from Louisville, Kentucky) and enrolled there.).^8,7,9 He ended military service on 9 September 1846 at New Orleans, Orleans Parish, Louisiana. He was discharged at the mouth of the Rio Grande in Texas on a Surgeon's Certificate of Disability by order of Colonel J. P. Drake.⁷
     Henry McCartney (III) died possibly New Orleans, Orleans Parish, Louisiana. (This location may be based upon the Muster-out Roll of Company E, 1st Regiment, Indiana Infantry, dated New Orleans, Louisiana, June 16th, 1847. However the Remarks section of that record detail his discharge in Texas, as above.).^8,7
     Initial research surveys have turned up no additional information about him.

     Research Note: The accompanying picture, provided by Ann (McCartney) Shaddock, is labeled Henry McCartney grand father of Wm H. McCartney. That text would make the subject Henry (II); however we believe it is more likely Henry (III); he probably sat for the portrait at the age of ~24, before going off to fight in the Mexican War. Any reader with further information is invited to contact us.¹⁰

     Reuben McCartney was born on Friday, 18 February 1825 at Geneva, Seneca County, New York.¹ He has also been reported to have been born on Saturday, 19 March 1825.^2,3 He was probably included as a free white male, newborn to 5 years old, in the household of Henry McArty (given age 30-40) on the 1830 Census on 1 June 1830 at Scipio Township, Seneca County, Ohio.⁴ Reuben McCartney was probably included as a free white male, age ten to fifteen years old, in the household of Henry McCartney (given age 40-50) on the 1840 Census on 1 June 1840 Scipio Township, Seneca County, Ohio.^5,6
     In the will of Henry McCartney (II) dated 8 February 1842, Reuben McCartney was named as an heir.^7,8
     The 1850 US Census enumerated him as Reuben McCartney (given age 25), the head of household living alone at York Township, Sandusky County, Ohio, on 27 August 1850. Rueben was a Carpenter.⁹ He and Emma Jane Todd obtained a marriage license on 7 October 1850 at Seneca County, Ohio.¹⁰
     At age 25, Reuben McCartney married Emma Jane Todd, age 17, daughter of Samuel Todd and Eliza Able, on Thursday, 24 October 1850 at Huron County, Ohio.^10,1,11
     Reuben McCartney relocated at Kansas Territory, (now Kansas), in 1856.¹²
     The 1857 Kansas Territorial Census enumerated him as Reuben McCartney, the head of household at Doniphan County, Kansas Territory, (now Kansas), in 1857.¹³
     The 1860 US Census enumerated him as Reuben McCart (given age 26), the head of household at Iowa Point Township, Doniphan County, Kansas Territory, (now Kansas), on 20 August 1860. Emma J. McCart (given age 25), Joseph L. McCart (given age 6), May McCart (given age 4) and Kate McCart (given age 2) were listed as household members. Reuben was employed as a Millwright.¹⁴
     Reuben McCartney relocated at Brown County, Kansas, in 1861.¹²
     Reuben McCartney was elected to the office of Treasurer, on 26 November 1863 at School District No. 25, Prarie Springs, Brown County, Kansas.¹²
     Reuben McCartney began military service on 14 October 1864 Brown County, Kansas. First Corporal, Company A, Brown County Battalion.¹² He ended military service on 29 October 1864 Brown County, Kansas.¹²
     The 1865 Kansas State Census enumerated him as R. McCartney (given age 40), the head of household at Irving Township, Brown County, Kansas, on 21 July 1865. E. J. McCartney (given age 30), Jos. McCartney (given age 11), Mary McCartney (given age 7), Katie McCartney (given age 6) and Chas. McCartney (given age 2) were listed as household members. Reuben was a Farmer.¹⁵
     Reuben McCartney was included on the tax list of 2 December 1865 at Hiawatha, Brown County, Kansas. He was taxed for being a Hotel Keeper for 5 months, in the amount of $4.17.¹⁶
     The 1870 US Census enumerated him as Reuben McCartney (given age 45), the head of household at Irwin Township, Brown County, Kansas, on 17 July 1870. Emma McCartney (given age 39), Mary McCartney (given age 13), Kate McCartney (given age 12), Charles McCartney (given age 7) and William McCartney (given age 3) were listed as household members. Reuben was a Farmer.¹⁷
     The 1875 Kansas State Census enumerated him as R. McCartney (given age 50), the head of household at Hiawatha Township, Brown County, Kansas, on 1 March 1875. E. J. McCartney (given age 43), Mary McCartney (given age 19), Kate McCartney (given age 16), Charles McCartney (given age 12), Willie McCartney (given age 8), Frank L. McCartney (given age 4) and Flora F. McCartney (given age 4) were listed as household members.¹⁸
     The 1880 US Census enumerated him as Reuben McCartney (given age 55), the head of household Hiawatha Township, Brown County, Kansas, on 21 June 1880. Also living in the household were his wife, Emma J. McCartney (given age 47), his sons, Charles McCartney (given age 17), William McCartney (given age 13) and Frank McCartney (given age 8), his daughters, Mary McCartney (given age 23), Kate McCartney (given age 21) and Florence McCartney (given age 8) . Reuben was a Farmer.^19,20
     Reuben died on 9 March 1884 Hiawatha, Brown County, Kansas, at age 59 leaving Emma Jane as a widow.^3,21,12 Reuben McCartney (given age 59) was buried in the Ununda Cemetery, located at Robinson, Brown County, Kansas.^1,3

     Henry McCartney (I) was born on Monday, 4 May 1744 at Dublin, County Dublin, Leinster Province, Ireland.^1,2,3,4,5 He was listed on the Religious Census of 1766 at County Tyrone, Ulster Province, Northern Ireland.^6,7
     Henry McCartney (I) arrived at Province of Massachusetts Bay, British America, (now Massachusetts), in 1767. He came from Ireland at the age of 22.^1,2
     Henry McCartney (I) married first Mary A. Watts, daughter of Samuel Watts and Hannah Rachell, say 1770 at Boston, Suffolk County, Province of Massachusetts Bay, British America, (now Massachusetts).¹
     Henry McCartney (I) and Mary A. McCartney relocated at Northumberland County, Province of Pennsylvania, British America, (now Pennsylvania), say 1775.
     Henry McCartney (I) began military service in 1776 at First Regiment Pennsylvania Line, Long Island, Suffolk County, New York. Henry enlisted in a company led by Captain Cluggage for two years. In 1778, Henry re-enlisted in a company led by Captain James Wilson for three years. He served with the same corps till the end of the war.^4,8
     Henry McCartney (I) was included on the tax list of July 1780 at Peters Township, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania. He was taxed for 2 cattle.⁹ He ended military service in 1782 at Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania. Henry was discharged as a Sergeant.⁴
     His wife, Mary, died circa 1785 at Pennsylvania, leaving Henry as a widower.¹
     At age 43, Henry McCartney (I) married second Nancy Kidd, daughter of William Kidd and Emily M. (?), on Thursday, 27 December 1787 at Cumberland County, Pennsylvania.^4,1,10
     The 1790 US Census enumerated him as Henry McCartney, the head of household at Northumberland County, Pennsylvania, on 2 August 1790. Based on ages, it is possible that the following were also living in the household: William McCartney and James McCartney, free white males under 16 years old, Martha McCartney, a free white female. James McClung was listed as his neighbor.^11,12 Henry McCartney (I) acquired 50 acres of land on 24 January 1794 located at Washington Township, Northumberland County, Pennsylvania.¹³
     The 1800 US Census enumerated him as Henry McCartney (given age 45+), the head of household Washington Township, Northumberland County, Pennsylvania, on 4 August 1800. Based on ages, it is possible that the following were also living in the household:, Henry McCartney (II) and John McCartney, free white males, age newborn to 10 years old, Nancy McCartney, a free white female, ages twenty-six to forty-five years of age.¹⁴
     The 1810 US Census enumerated him as Henry McCarthey (given age 45+), the head of household Washington Township, Northumberland County, Pennsylvania, on 6 August 1810. Based on ages, it is possible that the following were also living in the household:, Joseph McCartney, Benjamin McCartney and Thomas McCartney, free white males, age newborn to 10 years old, Nancy McCartney, a free white female, over forty-five years of age.^15,16
     Henry McCartney (I) applied for a Revolutionary War military pension on 5 May 1818 at Lycoming County, Pennsylvania. Henry was pensioned as a Private from the Pennsylvania Continental line.^4,17,18
     The 1820 US Census enumerated him as Henry McCarthey (given age 45+), the head of household at Washington Township, Lycoming County, Pennsylvania, on 7 August 1820. Based on ages, it is possible that the following were also living in the household:, Thomas McCartney, free white males, age newborn to 10 years old, Benjamin McCartney and Joseph McCartney, free white males, age sixteen to twenty-six years old, Nancy McCartney, a free white female, over forty-five years of age.¹⁹
     His wife, Nancy, died say 1823, leaving Henry as a widower.
     At age 82, Henry McCartney (I) married third Mrs. Catherine McFarling on Wednesday, 29 November 1826 Lycoming County, Pennsylvania.^1,20
     The 1830 US Census enumerated him as Henry McCarty (given age 80-90), the head of household at Henderson Township, Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania, on 1 June 1830. Based on ages, it is possible that the following were also living in the household: , Anna McCartney, a free white female age eighty to ninety years old. John McCartney was listed as a neighbor.²¹
     Henry died on 26 May 1839 at Union Town, Lycoming County, Pennsylvania, (now Allenwood, Union County), at age 95 leaving Anna as a widow.^22,4,5,1,2 Henry McCartney (I) was buried in the Allenwood Cemetery, located at Gregg Township, Union County, Pennsylvania. His tombstone inscription reads: Sergt. Henry McCartney PA Mil. Rev. War. The grave is lot 9, section 29; Allenwood Cemetery is across the road from the Washington Presbyterian Church. Allenwood is southeast of Williamsport which is in Lycoming County.^2,5,23,24,25