Descendants of Juliann DICK and George BROWN

 

as of 9 August 2004

 

Generation No. 1

Return to Dick Outline

1.  Juliann2 DICK  (Harmon1) was born Bet. 1799 - 18001,2, and died Bef. 1870.  She married George BROWN.  He was born ca 18023,4,5, and died ca 1874 in Cherryhill Twp. Indiana Co. PA.

 

Notes for Juliann DICK:

 

http://www.pa-roots.com/~treasures/pa/indiana/cherryhill/manor.htm

 

Manor Cemetery, Cherryhill Township, Indiana County, PA

 

Brown Juliann, w/o George, 6 Dec. 1795 - 16 Mar. 1867, 69y 3m 10d

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When I read the tombstone myself, it was barely legible, as follows:

 

Manor Cemetery, Cherryhill Twp. Indiana County, PA

Transcribed 2 April 2002 by Michael Scott Caldwell

 

JULIANN / WIFE OF / GEORGE BROWN / BORN DEC. **, 179[6?] / DIED MAR. 1[6?], 18** / AGED 69 YRS. / ** MOS. & 10 DS.

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More About Juliann DICK:

 

Burial: Manor Cemetery, Cherryhill Township, Indiana County, PA

 

Notes for George BROWN:

 

1830 PA Census: Bedford Co. Woodbury Twp. p. 153, line 22

Series M19, roll 152

 

George BROWN

Males:  1 (20-30)

Females:  1 (<5); 1 (30-40)

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1833:  Indiana Co. PA, Deed Book 8 p. 202: George Brown of Woodbury Twp, Bedford Co., bought land (62 acres) in Green Twp from a parcel containing 1202 acres called "Cherry Hill Manor".

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1840 PA Census: Bedford Co. South Woodberry Twp. p. 366, line 13

Series M704, roll 445

 

George BROWN

Males:  2 (<5); 1 (30-40)

Females:  1 (<5); 1 (20-30)

3 family members total

 

[Note: There were no other George Browns in Bedford County, and none in Indiana County, PA in 1840 - ed.]

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1850 PA Census: Indiana Co. Green Twp. p. 38b, lines 3-8

Series M432, roll 785, dwelling 511, family 513, 9 August 1850

 

George BROWN, 48, Farmer, $1500 Real Estate, b. Pa.

Juliann, 50, b. Pa.

Elizabeth, 22; George D., 19, Farmer; John, 18, Farmer, attending school

Margaret, 14, attending school

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1860 PA Census: Indiana Co. Cherryhill Twp. P.O. Penn Run, p. 134b, lines 12-15

Series M653, roll 1116, dwelling 1532, family 1505, 17 July 1860

 

George BROWN, 58, Farmer, $800 Real Estate / $400 Personal Estate, b. Pa.

Julia A., 61, b. Pa., cannot read or write

George, 29, Farm Laborer; Margaret, 24, Housekeeper, cannot read or write

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1870 PA Census: Indiana Co. Cherryhill Twp. P.O. Penn Run, p. 156a, lines 28-29

Series M593, roll 1350, dwelling 156, family 166, 21 June 1870

 

George BROWN, 68, Farmer, $200 Personal Estate, b. Pa.

Margret, 33, Keeping House, b. Pa., cannot write

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Indiana County, PA Willbook 4, p. 205

 

In the Name of God Amen I George Brown of the Township of Cherryhill County of Indiana and State of Pennsylvania being of sound mind and memory and considering the uncertainty of this frail and transitory life do therefore make ordain publish and declare this to be my last Will and Testament that is to say first after all my just debts are paid and discharged the residue of my Estate Real and personal I give bequeath and dispose of as follows to my son George D. the farm on which I reside generally known as the old farm lying in Cherryhill Township Indiana County and my son George is also to have fifty acres and the allowance of the south end of the farm now occupied by my son John D. adjoining lands with Jacob Darr and William Long and Christopher Long said farm also laying in Cherryhill Township, in Said County and my will is that my said Son John D. gets the remainder of the tract of land now occupied by him this is after my son George gets the fifty acres and the allowances my son John is to have the end with the Buildings and Sawmill Whereon erected and my will is that my son George D. pays to my Dotter Elizabeth four hundred dollars, and also my Dotter Margaret four hundred Dollars to be paid as follows fifty Dollars to be paid to each of my named Dotters a year from the time of my death till said Eight hundred Dollars is paid, and my will is that my son John pays eight hundred Dollars Equally to my two Doters first above named Elizabeth and Margaret, as follows - fifty dollars a year to each of them from the time of my death till said eight hundred Dollars is paid my will is that my personal property to be equally divided amongst my four children equal share and share alike after my death likewise I make constitute and appoint F.C. Weaver Esq. to be the Executor of this my last Will and Testament, hereby revoking all former Wills by me made in Witness Whereof I have hereunto subscribed my name and affixed my seal this 27th day of March one thousand eight hundred and sixty nine.

 

George "his X mark" Brown {Seal}

 

The above written Instrument was subscribed by the said George Brown in our presence and acknowledged by him to each of us and he at the same time published and declared the above Instrument so subscribed to be his last Will and Testament and we at the Testators request and in his presence have Signed our names as witnesses hereto & written opposite our respective places of Residence.

 

Jacob P. Dick, Cherryhill Twp.

William Putt, Cherryhill Twp.

 

Indiana County SS.

 

Be it Remembered that on the 24th day of Sept. A.D. 1874 before me B.F. McClusky Deputy Register for the Probate of Wills and Granting Letters of Administration in and for said County was duly provided and approved the foregoing Instrument of writing as and for the last will and testament of George Brown decd by the Oaths of Jacob P. Dick and H.C. Golden two of the subscribing witnesses thereto. Same day letters Testamentary issued to F.C. Weaver the Executor in said will named he having first been Sworn according to law.

 

B.F. McClusky, Deputy Register

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Children of Juliann DICK and George BROWN are:

 

+      2                 i.    Elizabeth3 BROWN, born May 1827; died Aft. 1900.

+      3                ii.    George D. BROWN, born 30 Oct 1830 in Blair Co. PA; died 11 Jul 1910 in Cherryhill Twp. Indiana Co. PA.

+      4               iii.    John D. BROWN, born Bet. 1832 - 1835; died Aft. 1880.

        5               iv.    Margaret BROWN, born ca 18366,7,8.

 

Generation No. 2

 

2.  Elizabeth3 BROWN (Juliann2 DICK, Harmon1) was born May 18279,10,11,12,13, and died Aft. 1900.  She married Simon RODKEY.  He was born ca 181714,15, and died Bef. 1880.

 

Notes for Elizabeth BROWN:

 

1880 PA Census: Indiana Co. Cherryhill Twp. ed 139, p. 27, lines 3-10

Series T9, roll 1135, dwelling 223, family 230, 15 June 1880

 

Elizabeth RODKEY, 53, widow, Keeping house, cannot read or write, b. Pa., parents b. Pa.

Mary A., 22, dau; George W., 20, son, Farmer; David, 17, son, Mining Coal

Jacob S., 15, son; John H., 14, son, at school; Margaret E., 13, dau

Lucy E., 11, dau, at school, cannot read or write

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1900 PA Census: Indiana Co. Cherryhill Twp. ed 49, p. 5a, lines 15-21

Series T623, roll 1415, dwelling 94, family 96, 12 June 1900

 

George RODKEY, Head, Oct. 1859, age 40, marr. 5 yrs, b. Penna., parents b. Penna., Farmer

Margaret, Wife, Apr 1872, age 28, marr. 5 yrs, 2 children / 1 still alive, b. Penna., parents b. Penna.

Bertha, dau, Mar 1886, age 14; Ocea, dau, Feb 1887, age 13

Aga, dau, Feb 1891, age 9; Hulda, dau, Dec 1898, age 1

Elizabeth, Mother, May 1827, age 73, widowed, 7 children / 6 still alive, b. Penna., parents b. Penna.

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Notes for Simon RODKEY:

 

1860 PA Census: Indiana Co. Cherryhill Twp. P.O. Mitchells Mills, p. 124a, lines 17-20

Series M653, roll 1116, dwelling 1375, family 1361, 13 July 1860

 

Simon RODKEY, 43, Farmer, $5400 Real Estate / $500 Personal Estate, b. Pa.

Elizabeth, 33, b. Pa., cannot read or write

Mary A., 2; Geo. W.S., 8/12

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1870 PA Census: Indiana Co. Cherryhill Twp. P.O. Penn Run, p. 152b, lines 8-16

Series M593, roll 1350, dwelling 103, family 113, 14 June 1870

 

Simon RODKY, 53, Farmer, $15,000 Real Estate / $800 Personal Estate, b. Pa.

Elisabeth, 43, Keeping House, b. Pa.

Ann, 13, at school; George W., 11, at school; David, 9; Jacob, 7

John, 6; Jane, 4; Lucy, 1

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Children of Elizabeth BROWN and Simon RODKEY are:

 

        6                 i.    Mary Ann4 RODKEY, born ca 185816,17,18.

+      7                ii.    George W.S. RODKEY, born Oct 1859; died 1918.

        8               iii.    David RODKEY, born Bet. 1861 - 186319,20.

        9               iv.    Jacob S. RODKEY, born Bet. 1863 - 186521,22.

        10              v.    John H. RODKEY, born Bet. 1864 - 186623,24.

        11             vi.    Jane RODKEY, born ca 186625.

        12            vii.    Margaret E. RODKEY, born ca 186726.

        13           viii.    Lucy E. RODKEY, born ca 186927,28.

 

3.  George D.3 BROWN (Juliann2 DICK, Harmon1) was born 30 Oct 1830 in Blair Co. PA29,30,31,32,33,34, and died 11 Jul 1910 in Cherryhill Twp. Indiana Co. PA34.  He married Elizabeth J. DEYARMIN ca 186435.  She was born Dec 184136,37,38, and died Aft. 1910.

 

Notes for George D. BROWN:

 

1870 PA Census: Indiana Co. Cherryhill Twp. P.O. Penn Run, p. 157a, lines 7-10

Series M593, roll 1350, dwelling 167, family 177, 21 June 1870

 

George D. BROWN, 40, Farmer, $2100 Real Estate / $500 Personal Estate, b. Pa.

Elisabeth, 28, Keeping House, b. Pa.

Mary A., 4; Sarah E., 8/12, b. Oct.

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1880 PA Census: Indiana Co. Cherryhill Twp. ed 139, p. 46, lines 11-16

Series T9, roll 1135, dwelling 389, family 397, 28 June 1880

 

George BROWN, 49, married, Farmer, b. Pa., parents b. Pa.

Elizabeth J., 39, wife, married, Keeping house, b. Pa., parents b. Pa.

Mary A., 15, dau, at school; Minnie M., 10, dau, at school

Maggie, 4, dau; Edith, 1, dau

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1900 PA Census: Indiana Co. Cherryhill Twp. ed 50, p. 7a, lines 24-28

Series T623, roll 1415, dwelling 135, family 137, 12 June 1900

 

George D. BROWN, Head, Oct 1830, 69, marr. 36 yrs, b. Pa., parents b. Pa., Farmer

Elizabeth J., wife, Dec 1841, 58, marr. 36 yrs, 4 children / 3 still alive, b. Pa., parents b. Pa.

Maggie P., dau, Jul 1875, 24, single; Edith M., dau, Jun 1879, 20, single

Laurence DICK, Boarder, Jan 1888, 12, at school

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1910 PA Census: Indiana Co. Cherryhill Twp., ed 68, p. 6b, lines 91-92

Series T624, roll 1350, dwelling 104, family 110, 21 April 1910

 

George D. BROWN, Head, 74, marr. (1st time) 44 yrs, b. Pa., parents b. Pa.

Elizabeth J., wife, 68, marr. (1st time) 44 yrs, 4 children / 2 still alive, b. Pa., parents b. Pa.

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Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Department of Health, Bureau of Vital Statistics

Certificate of Death

Place of Death:  Indiana County, Cherryhill Township

Full Name:  GEORGE D. BROWN

Sex:  Male

Color:  White

Date of Birth:  10-30-1830

Age:  79 yrs 8 mos 11 days

Marital Status:  Married

Birthplace:  Blair Co.

Occupation:  Farmer

Name of Father:  George Brown

Birthplace of Father:  [blank]

Maiden Name of Mother:  Elizabeth J. Deyarmin

Birthplace of Mother:  Indiana Co. Pa.

Informant:  Mrs. A.B. Griffith, Penn Run, Indiana Co. Pa.

Date of Death:  July 11, 1910

Cause of Death:  Cerebral Hemorrhage

Place and Date of Burial:  [Morris?] Cemetery, July 14, 1910

Undertaker:  J.M. Fyock*, Penn Run, Pa.

 

[Note: Mrs. A.B. Griffith, the eldest daughter of George D. Brown, who was the informant for his death certificate, mistakenly put down the maiden name of her own mother, Elizabeth J. Deyarmin, rather than the name of George D. Brown's mother, Juliann Dick - ed.]

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Manor Cemetery, Cherryhill Twp. Indiana County, PA

Transcribed 2 April 2002 by Michael Scott Caldwell

 

BROWN / AT REST / GEORGE D. / BORN / OCT. 30, 1830 / DIED / JULY 8, 1910

 

[Note: George's death certificate gives his death date as 11 July rather than 8 July - ed.]

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More About George D. BROWN:

 

Burial: 14 Jul 1910, Manor Cemetery, Cherryhill Township, Indiana County, PA39

 

Children of George BROWN and Elizabeth DEYARMIN are:

 

        14               i.    Mary Amanda4 BROWN, born 22 Jun 1865 in Cherryhill Twp. Indiana Co. PA40,41; died 30 Jan 1946 in Indiana, Indiana Co. PA42.  She married Abednego B. GRIFFITH 15 Mar 1894; born 16 Nov 1851 in Green Twp. Indiana Co. PA43,44,45,46; died 7 Oct 1935 in Indiana, Indiana Co. PA47.

 

Notes for Mary Amanda BROWN:

 

Indiana, PA "Indiana Evening Gazette" issue of 22 July 1922

 

CHERRYHILL

 

Mrs. Abednego Griffith has returned to her home in Indiana after spending the past week with friends in Manor.

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Indiana, PA "Indiana Evening Gazette" issue of Wednesday, 30 January 1946, p. 2, col. 8

 

MARYANN AMANDA GRIFFITH, passed away this morning at 3:00 o'clock in her late home, 839 Maple street, Indiana, following an illness of a few days.

 

She was the widow of Abednego Griffith, who preceded his wife in death 11 years ago.

 

A daughter of the late George D. and Elizabeth (Deyarmin) Brown, she was born June 22nd, 1865 in Cherryhill township and lived her entire life in Indiana County.

 

She was a member of the First Regular Baptist church of Indiana and a life time member of 177 William Buchanan, Sons of Union Veterans Auxiliary.

 

Surviving are one sister, Mrs. Edith Myers of Indiana and several nieces and nephews.

 

Friends will be received in the Bell Funeral Home after 7:00 o'clock this evening. Services will be conducted by Reverend Luther Norton, pastor of the Glen Campbell Baptist church, Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Interment will follow in the Greenwood cemetery.

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More About Mary Amanda BROWN:

 

Burial: Greenwood Cemetery, Indiana, Indiana Co. PA

 

Notes for Abednego B. GRIFFITH:

 

1900 PA Census: Indiana Co. Cherryhill Twp. ed 50, p. 3b, lines 76-84

Series T623, roll 1415, dwelling 57, family 59, 6 June 1900

 

Ebednego GRIFFITH, Head, Nov 1851, age 48, marr. 6 yrs, b. Penna., parents b. Penna., Farmer

Amanda, wife, June 1865, age 34, marr. 6 yrs, no children, b. Penna., parents b. Penna.

+ 7 Boarders, all with different surnames, who do not appear to be relatives

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1910 PA Census: Indiana Co. Cherryhill Twp., ed 68, p. 5a, lines 40-41

Series T624, roll 1350, dwelling 69, family 70, 30 April 1910

 

Abednego B. GRIFFITH, Head, 58, marr. (1st time) 16 yrs, b. Pa., parents b. Pa., Farmer: General Farm

Amanda, wife, 44, marr. (1st time) 16 yrs, no children, b. Pa., parents b. Pa.

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J.T. Stewart, comp., Indiana County, Pennsylvania, Her People, Past and Present; Chicago: J.H. Beers & Co., 1913, volume 2, p. 1457

 

A.B. GRIFFITH has been a resident of Cherryhill township, Indiana county, for the last fifteen years, and is a prosperous farmer of his district. He is a native of Green township, this county, born Nov. 16, 1851, son of Samuel and Margaret (Brown) Griffith. Isaac Griffith, his great-grandfather, was an early settler in the county, where he followed farming and milling. He built the first mill in Indiana county and carried it on for ten years, preparing the lumber for the first courthouse erected at Indiana. His son Evan Griffith, grandfather of A. B. Griffith, came to this region from York county, Pa., and settled in Green township, Indiana county, where he was engaged in farming for many years.

 

Samuel Griffith, father of A. B. Griffith, was born in Brushvalley township, Indiana county, and followed farming throughout his active years. His old home place was in Green township. When he sold the farm there he moved to Indiana, the county seat, where he resided until his death, in September, 1901. He married Margaret Brown, who was born in Bedford county. Pa., and who died on the old homestead in 1885. They had nine children, namely: Jemima, who is deceased; A. B.; Elizabeth, who died young; Sarah Jane, deceased; Matthew, deceased, Mary, widow of John Ray, of Homer City, this county; Martha, wife of John F. McCandless, of Butler county, Pa.; Evan, of Homer City; with Benjamin deceased.

 

A.B. Griffith passed his early days on the old home farm in Green township and obtained his education in the public schools of the Vicinity. He has made farming his life work, and in 1897 settled at his present place in Cherryhill township, purchasing this property. He is a first-class farmer, one who keeps abreast of the times in his ideas about the management of his work and the methods he follows, and his success justifies the plans he has adopted.

 

On March 15, 1894, Mr. Griffith was married at Indiana to Amanda Brown, who was born in Cherryhill township, daughter of George D. and Elizabeth (DeArmand) Brown, farming people, who settled in Indiana county many years ago. Mr. Brown died July 11, 1910, and his widow now lives at Penn Run, in Cherryhill township. Mr. and Mrs. Griffith have no children. They are members of the Baptist Church at Pineflats.

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Indiana, PA "Indiana Evening Gazette" issue of 18 November 1930

 

Abednego Griffith of Maple street celebrated the 79th anniversary of his birth at his home Sunday. The event was one long to be remembered by the following guests:  Mr. and Mrs. Apple and Alvey Bowen of Johnstown; Rev. Miller of Indiana; Mrs. J.F. Hertzog of Aspinwall; Mr. and Mrs. Luther Roof and Mrs. Hannah Mikesell of Indiana; Mrs. Mary Wray and her daughter, Maude, and T.L. McClelland of Wilkinsburg. An excellent chicken dinner had been prepared by Mrs. Griffith and it was served at the noon hour. Mr. Griffith states that he is in good health and is looking forward to another good day one year hence.

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Indiana, PA "Indiana Weekly Messenger" issue of Thursday, 10 October 1935

 

AUTO ACCIDENTS

 

Abednego Griffith, 84 years old of 339 Maple street, died in the Indiana Hospital at 5:25 a.m. Monday of pneumonia and shock which had followed a fractured leg suffered Sunday, September 29, when he walked into the side of an automobile in Oakland avenue between Church and School streets.

 

The accident occurred as he was returning to his home from the Regular Baptist Church at Oakland avenue and Church street.

 

A.L. Frech, 36, of 321 North Eighth street, told borough police that the aged man walked into the right side of his car. Frech said his car was stopped at the time of the accident. Police said the aged man was afflicted with partial blindness.

 

Mr. Griffith, a retired farmer, was born November 16, 1851 and had lived in Indiana for many years. He was a member of the Regular Baptist Church.

 

Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Amanda Griffith, and a brother, Evan Griffith, of Homer City.

 

Services will be held in the Bell funeral home at 2 p.m. today by the Rev. John W. Kennedy, minister of the Regular Baptist Church, with interment in Greenwood Cemetery.

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Greenwood Cemetery, Indiana, Indiana Co. PA

Photographed 31 March 2004 by Michael S. Caldwell

 

GRIFFITH

ABEDNEGO B. / NOV. 16. 1851 - OCT. 7. 1935

AMANDA / JUNE 22, 1865 - ____

 

[Greenwood Cemetery records indicate Amanda's date of death as 30 Jan 1946 - ed.]

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More About Abednego B. GRIFFITH:

 

Burial: Greenwood Cemetery, Indiana, Indiana Co. PA

 

Marriage Notes for Mary BROWN and Abednego GRIFFITH:

 

Indiana, PA "The Indiana Democrat" issue of Thursday, 22 March 1894, p. 3, col. 7

 

GRIFFITH--BROWN--On March 15, 1894, by Rev. Lewis Hay, A.B. Griffith, of Grisemore, Pa., and Amanda Brown, of Penn Run, Pa.

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        15              ii.    Sarah E. BROWN, born Oct 186948.

        16             iii.    Minnie M. BROWN, born 12 Sep 186949,50; died 2 Apr 189250.  She married B.F. DRUMMOND 2 Jul 1891 in Indiana Co. PA.

 

Notes for Minnie M. BROWN:

 

Indiana, PA "Indiana County Gazette" issue of Wednesday, 6 April 1892, p. 2, col. 2

 

DRUMMOND--At 1 o'clock p.m. April 2, 1892, Mrs. Minnie M. Drummond, wife of B.F. Drummond of Cherryhill township, aged 22 years, 6 months and 20 days. She left a babe only a few hours old. She has finished her work on earth and gone to be rest in heaven. We humbly bow to the will of the Lord.

 

Dear loved one thou hast left all

  Thy husband, babe and friends,

But we all shall strive to meet thee

  In a world that never ends.

How can we live without thee,

  One whom we dearly loved.

But thy Father loved thee better,

  And in this His love he proved.

Dear Minnie thou hast left us.

  And thy loss we deeply feel,

But 'tis God who hath bereft us,

  He can all our sorrows heal.

 

Friends.

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Manor Cemetery, Cherryhill Twp. Indiana Co. PA

Photograph by Michael Scott Caldwell, 28 June 2004

 

MINNIE M. / WIFE OF / B.F. DRUMMOND. / AND DAU. OF / G.D. & E.J. BROWN / BORN / SEPT. 12. 1869 / DIED / APR. 2. 1892 / AGED 22 YRS. 6 MO. / AND 20 DAYS.

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More About Minnie M. BROWN:

 

Burial: Manor Cemetery, Cherryhill Twp. Indiana Co. PA

 

Marriage Notes for Minnie BROWN and B.F. DRUMMOND:

 

Indiana, PA "Indiana County Gazette" issue of Wednesday, 8 July 1891, p. 5, col. 3

 

MARRIED.

 

DRUMMOND--BROWN. -- On July 2, 1891, by Rev. Lewis Hay, B.F. Drummond and Minnie M. Brown, both of Cherryhill township, Indiana county, Pa.

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        17             iv.    Maggie Pearl BROWN, born 2 Jul 187551,52,53; died 27 Nov 190853.

 

Notes for Maggie Pearl BROWN:

 

Manor Cemetery, Cherryhill Twp. Indiana County, PA

Transcribed 2 April 2002 by Michael Scott Caldwell

 

BROWN / MAGGIE PEARL / BROWN. / JULY 2. 1875 / NOV. 27. 1908 / Dearest daughter, thou hast left us / But we dare not grieve for thee, / For we know 'twas Jesus called thee, / And from sorrow thou art free.

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        18              v.    Edith M. BROWN, born Jun 187954,55.  She married ____ MYERS.

 

4.  John D.3 BROWN (Juliann2 DICK, Harmon1) was born Bet. 1832 - 183556,57,58,59, and died Aft. 1880.  He married Charlotte A. (BROWN).  She was born Bet. 1837 - 183960,61,62, and died Aft. 1880.

 

Notes for John D. BROWN:

 

1860 PA Census: Indiana Co. Cherryhill Twp. P.O. Mitchells Mills, p. 137b, lines 39-40 & p. 138a, lines 1-2

Series M653, roll 1116, dwelling 1582, family 1555, 18 July 1860

 

John BROWN, 25, Farmer, $1000 Real Estate / $400 Personal Estate, b. Pa.

Charlotte, 23, b. Pa.

Mary, 3; James, 1

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1870 PA Census: Indiana Co. Cherryhill Twp. P.O. Penn Run, p. 157a, lines 1-6

Series M593, roll 1350, dwelling 166, family 176, 21 June 1870

 

John BROWN, 37, Farmer, $2000 Real Estate / $540 Personal Estate, b. Pa.

Charlota, 31, Keeping House, b. Pa.

David, 8; John M., 6; William, 4; Sarah J., 1

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1880 PA Census: Indiana Co. Cherryhill Twp. ed 139, p. 40, lines 17-24

Series T9, roll 1135, dwelling 335, family 342, 23 June 1880

 

John D. BROWN, 47, married, Farming, b. Pa., parents b. Pa.

Charlotte A., 41, wife, married, Keeping house, b. Pa., parents b. Pa.

David E., 18, son, Farming, at school; John M., 16, son; William H., 14, son, at school

Sarah J., 11, dau, at school; Charles B.V., 9, son, at school; Alice B., 2, dau

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http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~treasures/ind/cherryhill/manor.htm

 

Manor Cemetery, Cherryhill Township, Indiana County, PA

 

Brown Julia M., d/o JD & CA, 16 Feb. 1862, 2y 5m 16d

Brown Mary, d/o JD & CA, 21 Dec. 1867, 4y 7m 23d

 

[confirm in person or with other vital records]

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Children of John BROWN and Charlotte (BROWN) are:

 

        19               i.    Mary4 BROWN, born ca 185763.

        20              ii.    James BROWN, born ca 185964.

        21             iii.    David E. BROWN, born ca 186265,66.

        22             iv.    John M. BROWN, born ca 186467,68.

        23              v.    William H. BROWN, born ca 186669,70.

        24             vi.    Sarah J. BROWN, born ca 186971,72.

        25            vii.    Charles B.V. BROWN, born ca 187173.

        26           viii.    Alice B. BROWN, born ca 187874.

 

Generation No. 3

 

7.  George W.S.4 RODKEY (Elizabeth3 BROWN, Juliann2 DICK, Harmon1) was born Oct 185975,76,77,78, and died 1918.  He married (1) first wife (RODKEY) Bef. 1884.  She died Bef. 1895.  He married (2) Margaret (RODKEY) ca 189579.  She was born Apr 187280, and died 1944.

 

Notes for George W.S. RODKEY:

 

1900 PA Census: Indiana Co. Cherryhill Twp. ed 49, p. 5a, lines 15-21

Series T623, roll 1415, dwelling 94, family 96, 12 June 1900

 

George RODKEY, Head, Oct. 1859, age 40, marr. 5 yrs, b. Penna., parents b. Penna., Farmer

Margaret, Wife, Apr 1872, age 28, marr. 5 yrs, 2 children / 1 still alive, b. Penna., parents b. Penna.

Bertha, dau, Mar 1886, age 14; Ocea, dau, Feb 1887, age 13

Aga, dau, Feb 1891, age 9; Hulda, dau, Dec 1898, age 1

Elizabeth, Mother, May 1827, age 73, widowed, 7 children / 6 still alive, b. Penna., parents b. Penna.

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1910 PA Census: Indiana Co. Cherryhill Twp. ed 67, p. 3b, lines 73-80

Series T624, roll 1350, dwelling 51, family 52, 21 April 1910

 

George RODKEY, Head, age 51, marr. (2nd time) 15 yrs, b. Penna., parents b. Penna., Farmer: General Farm

Margaret, Wife, age 38, marr. (1st time) 15 yrs, 7 children / 5 still alive, b,. Penna., parents b. Penna.

Bertha, dau, age 24, single; Hulda, dau, age 11; Murray, son, age 9

Zoe, dau, age 6; Blanche, dau, age 4; Clarence, son, age 2

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http://www.pa-roots.com/~treasures/pa/indiana/cherryhill/diamondville.htm

 

Diamondville Cemetery, Cherryhill Twp. Indiana Co. PA

 

Rodkey George W.   1859 - 1918

Rodkey Margaret wife of George W.  1872 - 1944

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Family Group Sheet, courtesy of Kim Patterson, 28 April 2004, e.mail address on file.

 

George Washington Scott Hancock Rodkey  (son of Simon) was born October 1859 in PA, and died 1918. He married (1) Alice Ardella Mock August 10, 1885. She was born July 14, 1866 in PA, and died April 06, 1893. He married (2) Margaret Ann Patterson Abt. 1895. She was born 1872, and died 1944.

 

Children of George Rodkey and Alice Mock were:

 

i.    Bertha Rodkey, b. March 20, 1886; d. October 27, 1940.

ii.   Oshia Ellen Rodkey, b. February 06, 1887, Cherryhill Twp., Indiana Co., PA; d. March 27, 1968, Indiana, Indiana Co., PA. Married Thaddeus Patterson 12 Nov 1903 in Pine Twp. Indiana Co. PA.

iii.  David Frederick Rodkey, b. December 26, 1888, PA; d. July 1968, Pasco, Franklin Co., WA.

iv.  Asia Rodkey, b. 1891; d. 1918.

v.   Brice Rodkey, b. 1893; d. 1893.

 

Children of George Rodkey and Margaret Patterson were:

 

vi.   Franklin Rodkey, b. August 15, 1896; d. January 13, 1897.

vii.  Hulda Rodkey, b. December 24, 1898; d. May 30, 1973. Married Charles Leonard (Layman) Lehman, 17 July 1915 in Savage, Howard Co., Maryland.

viii. William Murray Rodkey, b. April 21, 1901, Green Twp., Indiana Co., PA; d. September 08, 1979, Latrobe, Westmoreland Co., PA.

ix.   Stella Rodkey, b. July 07, 1902; d. February 12, 1903.

x.    Zola Rodkey, b. February 21, 1904, Marion Center, Indiana Co., PA; d. December 07, 1974. Married Lawrence Rushton.

xi.   Blanche Rodkey, b. 1906; d. 1963. Married Frank Johns.

xii.  Clarence Rodkey, b. September 10, 1907; d. July 15, 1973; m. Jane Frain.

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More About George W.S. RODKEY:

 

Burial: Diamondville Cemetery, Cherryhill Twp. Indiana Co. PA

 

More About Margaret (RODKEY):

 

Burial: Diamondville Cemetery, Cherryhill Twp. Indiana Co. PA

 

Children of George RODKEY and first (RODKEY) are:

 

        27               i.    Bertha5 RODKEY, born Mar 188681.

        28              ii.    Ocea RODKEY, born Feb 188782.

        29             iii.    Aga RODKEY, born Feb 189183.

 

Children of George RODKEY and Margaret (RODKEY) are:

 

        30               i.    Hulda5 RODKEY, born Dec 189884.

        31              ii.    Murray RODKEY, born ca 1901.

        32             iii.    Zola Mae RODKEY, born 21 Feb 1904; died 7 Dec 1974.

 

Notes for Zola Mae RODKEY:

 

Obituary of a daughter:

 

Indiana, PA "Indiana Evening Gazette" issue of Saturday, 7 December 1974, p. 18, col. 1

 

MRS. ZOLA MAE RUSHTON, 70, Marion Center RD 2, died Saturday, Dec. 7, 1974, in the Indiana Hospital.

 

Born Feb. 21, 1904, in Indiana County, she was a daughter of George and Margaret Leamer Rodkey.

 

She was a lifelong resident of the Marion Center area and attended the Crooked Creek Baptist Church.

 

Surviving are one daughter, Mrs. John (Mary Ann) Stahlman, Home RD 1; one brother, Murray Rodkey, Indiana RD, and five grandchildren.

 

She was preceded in death by her husband, Lawrence Rushton, in 1973, and two sisters and a brother.

 

Friends will be received after 7 p.m. today at the Crawford Funeral Home in Marion Center and 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Sunday where services will be held at 2 p.m. Monday. The Rev. Olaf Carlson will officiate and interment will be in the Best Cemetery near Deckers Point.

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        33             iv.    Blanche RODKEY, born ca 1906.

        34              v.    Clarence RODKEY, born ca 1908.

 

Endnotes

 

1.  1850 PA Census: Indiana Co. Green Twp. (Series M432, roll 785), p. 38b, lines 3-8, dwelling 511, family 513, 9 August 1850, "Juliann, 50, b. Pa."

2.  1860 PA Census: Indiana Co. Cherryhill Twp. (Series M653, roll 1116), P.O. Penn Run, p. 134b, lines 12-15, dwelling 1532, family 1505, 17 July 1860, "Julia A., 61, b. Pa., cannot read or write."

3.  1850 PA Census: Indiana Co. Green Twp. (Series M432, roll 785), p. 38b, lines 3-8, dwelling 511, family 513, 9 August 1850, "George BROWN, 48, Farmer, $1500 Real Estate, b. Pa."

4.  1860 PA Census: Indiana Co. Cherryhill Twp. (Series M653, roll 1116), P.O. Penn Run, p. 134b, lines 12-15, dwelling 1532, family 1505, 17 July 1860, "George BROWN, 58, Farmer, $800 Real Estate / $400 Personal Estate, b. Pa."

5.  1870 PA Census: Indiana Co. Cherryhill Twp. (Series M593, roll 1350), P.O. Penn Run, p. 156a, lines 28-29, dwelling 156, family 166, 21 June 1870, "George BROWN, 68, Farmer, $200 Personal Estate, b. Pa."

6.  1850 PA Census: Indiana Co. Green Twp. (Series M432, roll 785), p. 38b, lines 3-8, dwelling 511, family 513, 9 August 1850, "Margaret, 14, attending school."