Nancy Boyle - Revision history

Liz: /* Ancestry chart segment */ pagelink format correction

2009-05-24T14:41:43Z

‎Ancestry chart segment: pagelink format correction

Liz: /* Ancestry chart segment */ copy enlarged chart from John Boyle page

2009-05-24T14:40:17Z

‎Ancestry chart segment: copy enlarged chart from John Boyle page

Liz: death date from gravestone: add 14 June; or cald 1807 from 1850 census

2009-04-25T15:05:56Z

death date from gravestone: add 14 June; or cald 1807 from 1850 census

Liz: /* Ancestry chart segment */ page link John Boyle for page, research of Jim Voltz

2009-04-16T13:11:50Z

‎Ancestry chart segment: page link John Boyle for page, research of Jim Voltz

Liz: renumber research sources as R1-R3; attribute to Thomas J. Stoughton

2009-04-14T12:54:28Z

renumber research sources as R1-R3; attribute to Thomas J. Stoughton

Liz: combine two inadvertant source notes sections

2009-04-14T12:47:52Z

combine two inadvertant source notes sections

Liz: add to biography the butler co. & lawrence co. locations; additional biography wording; Source Note re combining names Cath. Estella and Sarah Rebecca

2009-04-14T12:27:35Z

add to biography the butler co. & lawrence co. locations; additional biography wording; Source Note re combining names Cath. Estella and Sarah Rebecca

Liz: minor rewording in biography

2009-04-14T11:51:27Z

minor rewording in biography

Liz: 1850 census Jonathan Vogan & 1st wife Julia & 8 children; childrens chart for Jon Vogan's children with Julia

2009-04-14T11:47:05Z

1850 census Jonathan Vogan & 1st wife Julia & 8 children; childrens chart for Jon Vogan's children with Julia

Brady: format link right

2009-04-13T15:44:03Z

format link right

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                                                  +-- [[Francis Boyle]] ----+
                                                  |                     |
-                 +-- ''John Boyle'' -----------------+                     +-- Charity Armstrong
+                 +-- [[John Boyle]] -----------------+                     +-- Charity Armstrong
                  |   (????-~1831)                |
                  |                               +-- Ann Scott
-   [[Nancy Boyle]] --+
+   ''Nancy Boyle'' --+
    (1807-1882)   |
+                 |

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 = Ancestry chart segment =
-   ''Generation 6''      ''Generation 7''
+   ''Generation 6''      ''Generation 7''                   "Generation 8"         Generation 9"
    Sources: <sup class="reference">[9] </sup>

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 !  || Date || Location || Notes || Sources
 |-
-| '''Birth'''  ||calc. 1811 ||  ||  || <sup class="reference">[11] </sup>
+| '''Birth'''  ||1807 <br> or, calc. 1811||  ||  || <sup class="reference">[4][11] </sup>
 |-
 | '''Marriage''' || 1836 || || to [[John Stoughton (1805)]]   || <sup class="reference">[8][9][10] </sup>
 |-
-|'''Death'''|| 1882 || Slippery Rock Twp., Lawrence Co. PA|| ||<sup class="reference">[7]</sup>
+|'''Death'''||14 June 1882 || Slippery Rock Twp., Lawrence Co. PA|| ||<sup class="reference">[7][11]</sup>
 |}

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-                 +-- John Boyle
+                 +-- [[John Boyle]]
                  |   (????-????)
    ''Nancy Boyle'' --+
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                      (????-????)
    Sources: <sup class="reference">[9] </sup>
 =Children=
 (children with [[John Stoughton (1805)]])

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 | Catherine Stoughton    || F ||1837  || ||Samuel R. Emory (b. ~1832) || || <sup class="reference">[4][8][9][13] </sup>
 |-
-| Thomas Jefferson Stoughton ||M ||1840 || ||  || || <sup class="reference">[4][8][9][12] </sup>
+| Thomas Jefferson Stoughton ||M ||1840 || ||  || || <sup class="reference">[4][8][9][12][R1][R2][R3] </sup>
 |-
 | Martha Jane Stoughton||F ||1842 || |||| || <sup class="reference">[4][8][9][13] </sup>
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 ! Ref. Num. !! Description !! Image of original
 |-
-! '''1'''
+! '''R1'''
 | '''1870 United States Federal Census''', Parker Twp, Butler Co, PA, page 29.  Census dated 20 Aug 1870.<br>Lines 29, 30:  Thomas Stoughton, 31, coal miner, b. PA; Nancy Ann, keeping house, b. PA.
 | [[Image:1870 census pa butler parker pg 29.jpg|50px|center]]
 |-
-! '''2'''
+! '''R2'''
 | '''1900 United States Federal Census''', District 72, Fairview Twp, Butler Co, PA, page 8.  Census dated 5 June 1900.<br>Lines 71, 72:  Thomas Stoughton, 61, b. Aug 1838, married 6 years, day laborer, owns farm, can read, write and speak English; Margaret, wife, 48, b. June 1851, married 6 years, no children, can read write and speak English.  Both and all parents b. PA.
 | [[Image:1900 census pa butler fairview dist 72 pg 8.jpg|50px|center]]
 |-
-! '''3'''
+! '''R3'''
 | '''1910 United States Federal Census''', District 78, South Moniteau Twp, Cooper Co, MO, page 7.  Census dated 25 April 1900.<br>Line 42:  Thomas J. Stoughton, 70,single, farmer, general farming, owns farm, can read, write and speak English, b. PA, parents b. PA.
 | [[Image:1910 census mo cooper south maniteau dist 78 pg 7.jpg|50px|center]]

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 ===Source notes===
 * Our initial listing of children included sons Thomas, and Jefferson. For now,per the research of Jim Voltz, these have been combined, on the following logic. The 1850 census has no mention of a son "Jefferson", and was only 2 years previous to John's death.  The will of John Stoughton was not been seen by us, and may be abstracted incorrectly above (i.e. Thomas Jefferson may be one name). A complete will copy is on order (Aug 15 2008).  Voltz cites the above military record for Thomas J. Stoughton, and notes that the only other Thomas Stoughton born about 1840 seems to be Thomas S. Stoughton, son of William and Mary (Wick) Stoughton.
+* In the 1850 census, Jon Vogan household, there appear Catherine age 5 and Sarah age 1. Ten years later the ages for Estellla age 15 and Rebecca age 11 suggest to us  two daughters named Catherine Estella b. 1845 and Sarah Rebecca b. 1849.
 = Research =
 The following census suggest that Thomas/Thomas J. Stoughton, born about 1840,  married first Nancy Ann unknown by 1870, then Margaret unknown by 1900, residing in Butler Co. PA.  By 1910 he is found in Cooper Co. Missouri, apparently a widower (enumerated as "single").
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 |}
-=Source Notes=
-* In the 1850 census, Jon Vogan household, there appear Catherine age 5 and Sarah age 1. Ten years later the ages for Estellla age 15 and Rebecca age 11 suggest to us  two daughters named Catherine Estella b. 1845 and Sarah Rebecca b. 1849.
-=Conjecture=
 =Research Wishlist=

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 * Son of [[John Stoughton]] and [[Catherine Covert]]
 |}
-Nancy Boyle and husband [[John Stoughton (1805)]] resided on part of the homestead of his parents, [[John Stoughton]] and [[Catherine Covert]], and raised a family of six children.  By 1850, when John was age 45, his real estate was valued at $1,000. He died two years later, barely 7 weeks after signing his will.  His youngest daughter was born in March of 1852; John signed his will in mid-April and died early in July. This suggests an illness that forewarned his death.<br>Nancy, now widowed, remarried by 1860 to farmer Jonathan Vogan of Slippery Rock Twp.  As Nancy inherited some number of step-children, her own older children moved out to stay with married siblings. <br>  Nancy's daughter Catherine, married to farmer Samuel R. Emory and residing in Perry Twp., Lawrence Co. PA. Living with them in 1860 her younger sister Martha who was 18 and still in school, and her brother William, 16, who worked as a farm hand.  Three other children of Nancy & John Stoughton have not been located is 1860: Thomas Jefferson Stoughton age 20, Euphamia age 14, and Hannah Minerva, age 10.  <br>The five children present in the home of Nancy and Jonathan Vogan  in 1860  appear to have been those of Jonathan's earlier marriage to Julia unknown.  His older children had apparently also moved out to other homes.
+Nancy Boyle and husband [[John Stoughton (1805)]] resided on part of the homestead of his parents, [[John Stoughton]] and [[Catherine Covert]] in Muddy Creek Twp., Butler Co. PA, and raised a family of six children.  By 1850, when John was age 45, his real estate was valued at $1,000. He died two years later, barely 7 weeks after signing his will.  His youngest daughter was born in March of 1852; John signed his will in mid-April and died early in July. This suggests an illness that forewarned his death.<br>Nancy, now widowed, remarried by 1860 to farmer Jonathan Vogan of Slippery Rock Twp., Lawrence Co. PA.  As Nancy inherited some number of step-children, her own older children moved out to stay with married siblings. <br>  Nancy's daughter Catherine was married to farmer Samuel R. Emory and residing in Perry Twp., Lawrence Co. PA im 1860. Living with them were her younger sister Martha who was 18 and still in school, and her brother William, 16, who worked as a farm hand.  (Three other children of Nancy & John Stoughton have not been located is 1860: Thomas Jefferson Stoughton age 20, Euphamia age 14, and Hannah Minerva, age 10.)  <br>The five children present in the home of Nancy and Jonathan Vogan  in 1860  appear to have been those of Jonathan's earlier marriage to Julia unknown.  His older children had apparently also moved out to other homes. The youngest child, Jesse, was born in 1852, and as John Stoughton died in July of 1852, it is presumed that Jesse was a child of Jonathan & Julia unknown Vogan.  Julia may possibly have died at Jesse's birth.
 {| class="wikitable"
 !  || Date || Location || Notes || Sources
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 |}
-(Step-children, children of  Jonathan Vogan & 1st wife Julia (d. bet. 1850&1860 census))
+(Step-children, children of  Jonathan Vogan & 1st wife Julia (d. 1852-1860))
 {| class="wikitable"
 ! Name || Gender || Date of Birth || Birthplace || Spouse || Notes || Sources
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 | John  Vogan    || M ||~1839   || ||PA || || <sup class="reference"> [14] </sup>
 |-
-|Joseph Vogan    || M || ~1841  || ||PA || || <sup class="reference"> [14] </sup>
+|Joseph Vogan    || M || ~1841  || ||PA || || <sup class="reference"> [5][14]  </sup>
 |-
 | Melvina Vogan    || F || ~1843  || ||PA || || <sup class="reference"> [14] </sup>
 |-
-| Estella/Catherine Vogan    || F || ~ 1845  || ||PA || || <sup class="reference"> [14] </sup>
+| Estella/Catherine Vogan    || F || ~ 1845  || ||PA ||See Source Notes section below || <sup class="reference"> [5][14]  </sup>
 |-
-| Marshall Vogan    || M ||~1847   || ||PA || || <sup class="reference"> [14] </sup>
+| Marshall Vogan    || M ||~1847   || ||PA || || <sup class="reference"> [5][14]  </sup>
 |-
-| Sarah/Rebecca Vogan    || F||~1849   || ||PA || || <sup class="reference"> [14] </sup>
+| Sarah/Rebecca Vogan    || F||~1849   || ||PA ||See Source Notes section below || <sup class="reference"> [5][14] </sup>
 |-
 | Jesse Vogan    || M ||~1852   || ||PA || || <sup class="reference"> [5] </sup>
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 | '''1860 United States Federal Census''' Perry Twp, Lawrence Co,PA, page 237 (Ancestry.com pg 7).Census date 16 August 1860.<br>Lines 16-19: Samuel R. Emory age 28, farm agent, $700 real estate; Catharine age 27; Martha J. Stoughton age 18, in school; William Stoughton age 16, farm laborer.  All born in PA.<br>Note: This appears to be Catharine Stoughton now married, and her 2 siblings, whose father [[John Stoughton (1805)]] is now deceased.
 |[[Image:1860 census pa lawrence pg 7.jpg|50px|left]]
+|-
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 | '''1910 United States Federal Census''', District 78, South Moniteau Twp, Cooper Co, MO, page 7.  Census dated 25 April 1900.<br>Line 42:  Thomas J. Stoughton, 70,single, farmer, general farming, owns farm, can read, write and speak English, b. PA, parents b. PA.
 | [[Image:1910 census mo cooper south maniteau dist 78 pg 7.jpg|50px|center]]
-|-
-!'''14'''
-| '''1850 United States Federal Census''', Slippery Rock Twp., Lawrence Co. PA, ancestry.com pg. 12. Date of census 29 Oct 1850.<br>Lines 29-38: Jonathan Vogan age 39, carpenter, $1,000 value of real estate, he & all family born in PA. Julia, age 34, William 15, Albert 13, John 11, Joseph 9, Melvina 7, Catherine 5 in school, Marshall 3, Sarah 1.
-|[[Image:1850 census pa lawrence slippery rock pg 12.jpg|50px|left]]
 |}
+=Source Notes=
 =Conjecture=
 =Research Wishlist=

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 * Son of [[John Stoughton]] and [[Catherine Covert]]
 |}
-Nancy Boyle and husband [[John Stoughton (1805)]] resided on part of the homestead of his parents, [[John Stoughton]] and [[Catherine Covert]], and raised a family of six children.  By 1850, when John was age 45, his real estate was valued at $1,000. He died two years later, barely 7 weeks after signing his will.  His youngest daughter was born in March of 1852; John signed his will in mid-April and died early in July. This suggests an illness that forewarned his death.<br> His widow Nancy remarried by 1860 to farmer Jonathan Vogan of Slippery Rock Twp. Daughter Catherine, married to farmer Samuel R. Emory and residing in Perry Twp., Lawrence Co. PA, had two of Catherine's siblings living with them in 1860:  her younger sister Martha who was 18 and still in school, and her brother William, 16, who worked as a farm hand.  Three other children have not been located in the 1860 census: Thomas Jefferson Stoughton age 20, Euphamia age 14, and Hannah Minerva, age 10.  The five children present in the Jonathan Vogan household appear to be those of Jonathan's earlier marriage.
+Nancy Boyle and husband [[John Stoughton (1805)]] resided on part of the homestead of his parents, [[John Stoughton]] and [[Catherine Covert]], and raised a family of six children.  By 1850, when John was age 45, his real estate was valued at $1,000. He died two years later, barely 7 weeks after signing his will.  His youngest daughter was born in March of 1852; John signed his will in mid-April and died early in July. This suggests an illness that forewarned his death.<br>Nancy, now widowed, remarried by 1860 to farmer Jonathan Vogan of Slippery Rock Twp.  As Nancy inherited some number of step-children, her own older children moved out to stay with married siblings.   Nancy's daughter Catherine, married to farmer Samuel R. Emory and residing in Perry Twp., Lawrence Co. PA, had two of her (Catherine's) siblings living with them in 1860:  her younger sister Martha who was 18 and still in school, and her brother William, 16, who worked as a farm hand.  Three other children have not been located in the 1860 census: Thomas Jefferson Stoughton age 20, Euphamia age 14, and Hannah Minerva, age 10.  The five children present in the home of Nancy and Jonathan Vogan  in 1860  appear to be those of Jonathan's earlier marriage to Julia unknown.  His older children have apparently also moved out to other homes.
 {| class="wikitable"
 !  || Date || Location || Notes || Sources
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 |-
 | Hannah Minerva Stoughton||F||Mar. 1850 || || || || <sup class="reference">[4][8][9] </sup>
 |}
 =Photos=
 [[Image:Nancy Boyle Stoughton gravestone.jpg|140px|left|thumb|Gravestone of Nancy Boyle Stoughton at Unity Baptist Cemetery, Harlansburg, Lawrence Co. PA]]<br style="clear:both;"/>
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 |-
 !'''5'''
-| '''1860 United States Federal Census''' Slippery Rock Twp, Lawrence Co, PA.  Post office Princeton. page 247 (Ancestry.com pg 34) Date of census 14 Aug. 1860<br>Lines 1-7: Jonathan Vogan age 47, farmer, $5000 real estate, $800 personal estate; Nancy, age 48; Joseph 18, Estella 15, Marshall 13, Rebecca 11, Jesse 8. All born in PA; 4 youngest children in school.<br>Note: This is the family of Nancy Boyle (Stoughton), remarried after death of [[John Stoughton (1805)]], to Jonathan Vogan.  Identity indicated by 1880 census, by presence nearby of Nancy Vogan's nieces, including niece Nancy Boyle Book.
+| '''1860 United States Federal Census''' Slippery Rock Twp, Lawrence Co, PA.  Post office Princeton. page 247 (Ancestry.com pg 34) Date of census 14 Aug. 1860<br>Lines 1-7: Jonathan Vogan age 47, farmer, $5000 real estate, $800 personal estate; Nancy, age 48; Joseph 18, Estella 15, Marshall 13, Rebecca 11, Jesse (male) 8. All born in PA; 4 youngest children in school.<br>Note: This is the family of Nancy Boyle (Stoughton), remarried after death of [[John Stoughton (1805)]], to Jonathan Vogan.  Identity indicated by 1880 census, by presence nearby of Nancy Vogan's nieces, including niece Nancy Boyle Book.
 |[[Image:1860 census pa lawrence pg 34.jpg|50px|left]]
 |-
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 | '''1910 United States Federal Census''', District 78, South Moniteau Twp, Cooper Co, MO, page 7.  Census dated 25 April 1900.<br>Line 42:  Thomas J. Stoughton, 70,single, farmer, general farming, owns farm, can read, write and speak English, b. PA, parents b. PA.
 | [[Image:1910 census mo cooper south maniteau dist 78 pg 7.jpg|50px|center]]
 |}
 =Conjecture=
 =Research Wishlist=

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 ==NOT A DIRECT ANCESTOR==
-Nancy Boyle is not in my direct ancestry. She is the spouse of [[John Stoughton (1805)}], who is 1 step removed in the following ways:
+Nancy Boyle is not in my direct ancestry. She is the spouse of [[John Stoughton (1805)]], who is 1 step removed in the following ways:
 * Brother of [[Andrew Stoughton]]
 * Son of [[John Stoughton]] and [[Catherine Covert]]