Susan Blanche Stoughton - Revision history

Liz: amend introductory biography to include marriage, children, death & burial

2013-07-22T15:01:17Z

amend introductory biography to include marriage, children, death & burial

Liz: /* Source Notes */ note son Sinclair names as St. Clair in obit of Blanche Stoughton McCormick

2013-07-22T14:47:13Z

‎Source Notes: note son Sinclair names as St. Clair in obit of Blanche Stoughton McCormick

Liz: image, obit of Susan Blanche Stoughton McCormick to source 16

2013-07-22T14:42:21Z

image, obit of Susan Blanche Stoughton McCormick to source 16

Liz: add source 16 obit Blanche Stoughton (Mrs. R. M.)McCormick; move link to Memories by Jennie Stoughton from source 12 to source 9. Amend source notes: D. McCormick died before 1900 (since son Sinclaire survived his mother's death, per obituary)

2013-07-22T14:36:08Z

add source 16 obit Blanche Stoughton (Mrs. R. M.)McCormick; move link to Memories by Jennie Stoughton from source 12 to source 9. Amend source notes: D. McCormick died before 1900 (since son Sinclaire survived his mother's death, per obituary)

Liz: source note re birthplace of Susan Blanche Stoughton, Callensburg, Clarion Co, missident as Kalensburg, Armstrong Co by Jennie S. Stoughton's "Memories"

2011-01-03T17:54:33Z

source note re birthplace of Susan Blanche Stoughton, Callensburg, Clarion Co, missident as Kalensburg, Armstrong Co by Jennie S. Stoughton's "Memories"

Liz: marriage record for Susan Blanche Stoughton & Robert M. McCormick

2011-01-03T07:44:34Z

marriage record for Susan Blanche Stoughton & Robert M. McCormick

Liz: Remove Burke Stoughton as source; move that data to Ann Fix, the original source

2011-01-02T17:14:20Z

Remove Burke Stoughton as source; move that data to Ann Fix, the original source

Liz: /* Ancestry chart segment */ page link Susan Harvey

2011-01-02T01:49:19Z

‎Ancestry chart segment: page link Susan Harvey

Liz: page/census complete

2011-01-02T01:48:29Z

page/census complete

Liz: spelling

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-Susan/Susannah Blanche Stoughton  was born about 1846, the last child of her mother Susan Harvey, and was probably born in Muddy Creek Twp., Butler Co. PA.  It isn't known exactly when her mother died, possibly at Susannah's birth.  By 1848 her father had moved to Clarion Co. PA and remarried to Susan Myer.  Susan was raised by her mother's sister, Mrs. Mary Ann Durstin/Dustin.   In 1850, a 3 yr. old Susannah Stoughton is recorded in Aug., in the Martin Durstine home in Muddy Creek, Butler Co. PA; a 4 yr.old Susannah is recorded in Sept., in the Barnard V. Stoughton home in Piney Twp., Clarion Co. PA. (If these ages are accurate, possibly she had been taken to her father's for her birthday, sometime between 29 Aug. & 30 Sept.)  Apparently she was spending time in both homes.  Her step-sister Jennie, in her memoir, tells us that the Dustin family moved to Illinois, and that they raised Susannah.  Martin Dustin and wife Mary Ann are in Mount Pleasant Twp, Whiteside Co, IL, in 1860 with several of their children. Son Christian Dustin is residing with the family of George & Marrium Beureville, as is Susanna Straughton (sic), age 13, born in PA. <br> We lose track of Susanna after 1860.
+Susan/Susannah Blanche Stoughton  was born about 1846, the last child of her mother Susan Harvey, and was probably born in Muddy Creek Twp., Butler Co. PA.  It isn't known exactly when her mother died, possibly at Susannah's birth.  By 1848 her father had moved to Clarion Co. PA and remarried to Susan Myer.  Susan was raised by her mother's sister, Mrs. Mary Ann Durstin/Dustin.   In 1850, a 3 yr. old Susannah Stoughton is recorded in Aug., in the Martin Durstine home in Muddy Creek, Butler Co. PA; a 4 yr.old Susannah is recorded in Sept., in the Barnard V. Stoughton home in Piney Twp., Clarion Co. PA. (If these ages are accurate, possibly she had been taken to her father's for her birthday, sometime between 29 Aug. & 30 Sept.)  Apparently she was spending time in both homes.  Her step-sister Jennie, in her memoir, tells us that the Dustin family moved to Illinois, and that they raised Susannah.  Martin Dustin and wife Mary Ann are in Mount Pleasant Twp, Whiteside Co, IL, in 1860 with several of their children. Son Christian Dustin is residing with the family of George & Marrium Beureville, as is Susanna Straughton (sic), age 13, born in PA. <br> Blanche returned to Clarion Co. PA and in 1867 married Robert M. McCormick.  They had eight children, five sons and three daughters.  Two of the sons died young, one in childhood and one as a seventeen-year-old in a work related accident.   Blanche died in 1912 at age sixty-five, and is buried with her husband in Linesville Cemetery, Crawford Co. PA.
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 * The birthplace of Susan Blanche Stoughton, Callensburg, Clarion Co. PA, is miss-identified in the "Memories" writings of her half-sister [[Jennie S. Stoughton]] as Kalensburg, Armstrong Co. PA.
 * 1900 Census Beaver Co. PA, Harmony Twp.  Blanche McCormick reports that her parents were born in England.  They were in fact born in Pennsylvania, but the Stoughton family origins were in England.  One can imagine her as a child, living with an aunt, being told that the family came from England and her taking that to mean her immediate family.
-* 1900 Census Beaver Co. PA, Harmony Twp.  Blanche McCormick reports giving birth to 8 children, only 6 living in 1900.  Guy Winfield McCormick died in 1885. A son, D. McCormick, age 2 in 1880, does not appear in the 1900 census, nor does Sinclair McCormick, b. 1871. However, son St. Clair is mentioned as a survivor in his mother's obituary. Therefore, the two children born to the McCormicks but died before 1900 are sons Guy Winfield McCormick and D. McCormick.
+* 1900 Census Beaver Co. PA, Harmony Twp.  Blanche McCormick reports giving birth to 8 children, only 6 living in 1900.  Guy Winfield McCormick died in 1885. A son, D. McCormick, age 2 in 1880, does not appear in the 1900 census, nor does Sinclair McCormick, b. 1871. However, son Sinclair (as St. Clair) is mentioned as a survivor in his mother's obituary. Therefore, the two children born to the McCormicks but died before 1900 are sons Guy Winfield McCormick and D. McCormick.

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 |'''Obituary Mrs. R. M. McCormick, Blanche''', The Linesville Herald, publ. 6 Nov. 1912. Contributed to us by A. Fixx. <br> Blanche, wife of R. M. McCormick; died Sunday (i.e. 3 Nov. 1912); funeral Thursday (i.e. 7 Nov. 1912); born 1 Mar. 1847, this state. Survived by husband R.M. McCormick; sons St. Clair, Dr. R. E. and Earl; daughters Mrs. Maud Caughey, Mrs. Laura Caughey, Miss Edna McCormick
+|[[File:Susan Blanche Stoughton McCormick Obituary.jpg|50px|left]]
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 |Guy Winfield McCormick|| M || 1868  || ||   ||d. 1885, fall from oil derrick || <sup class="reference"> [14]</sup>
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-|Sinclair McCormick|| M || 28 Mar. 1871  || ||   || || <sup class="reference"> [14]</sup>
+|Sinclair McCormick|| M || 28 Mar. 1871  || ||   ||(d. aft. 6 Nov 1912)<sup class="reference"> [16]</sup> || <sup class="reference"> [14][16]</sup>
 |-
-|Maude Daisy Dade McCormick|| F || Aug. 1872  || || John S. Caughey, b. 1876  ||4 children: Robert McCormick Caughey b. 1902, John Stevens "Jack" Caughey 1904-1962, Richard Caughey1906-1910, Paul Harper Caughey b. 1908 || <sup class="reference"> [14]</sup>
+|Maude Daisy Dade McCormick|| F || Aug. 1872  || || John S. Caughey, b. 1876  ||4 children: Robert McCormick Caughey b. 1902, John Stevens "Jack" Caughey 1904-1962, Richard Caughey1906-1910, Paul Harper Caughey b. 1908<br> (Maude Caughey d. aft. 6 Nov 1912)<sup class="reference"> [16]</sup> || <sup class="reference"> [14][16]</sup>
 |-
-|Robert Edmund Lee McCormick|| M || 18 Sept 1875/76  || ||   || || <sup class="reference">[6] [14]</sup>
+|Robert Edmund Lee McCormick|| M || 18 Sept 1875/76  || ||   ||(d. aft. 6 Nov 1912)<sup class="reference"> [16]</sup> || <sup class="reference">[6] [14][16]</sup>
 |-
-|D. McCormick|| M||   1878   || ||   || || <sup class="reference"> [5]</sup>
+|D. McCormick|| M||   1878   || ||   ||d. before 1900; see Source Notes below || <sup class="reference"> [5]</sup>
 |-
-|Laura V. McCormick|| F|| 7 Mar. 1878/79  || ||Samuel N./G. Caughey (b. ~1878-80; m. ~1907)   ||dau. Virginia Caughey b. May 1909; <br>son Samuel N. b. 1912 || <sup class="reference"> [6][7][8][14]</sup>
+|Laura V. McCormick|| F|| 7 Mar. 1878/79  || ||Samuel N./G. Caughey (b. ~1878-80; m. ~1907)   ||dau. Virginia Caughey b. May 1909; <br>son Samuel N. b. 1912 <br>(Laura Caughey d. aft. 6 Nov 1912)<sup class="reference"> [16]</sup>|| <sup class="reference"> [6][7][8][14][16]</sup>
 |[[
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-|Edna M. McCormick|| F || 16 Sept 1881  || ||   || || <sup class="reference"> [14]</sup>
+|Edna M. McCormick|| F || 16 Sept 1881  || ||   ||(d. aft. 6 Nov 1912)<sup class="reference"> [16]</sup> || <sup class="reference"> [14][16]</sup>
 |-
-|Earl R.McCormick|| M || June, 1890  || ||   || || <sup class="reference"> [14]</sup>
+|Earl R.McCormick|| M || June, 1890  || ||   ||(d. aft. 6 Nov 1912)<sup class="reference"> [16]</sup> || <sup class="reference"> [14][16]</sup>
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 !'''9'''
 |'''Memories''' by [[Jennie S. Stoughton|Jennie Stoughton Osborn]], Copyright 1935, Medicine Lodge, Kansas. <br>Pg. 3  Father had married ''Susan Harvey'', but she died leaving six children:  ''John ,  Joseph, Elliott, Hannah, Catharine'', and '''Susan Blanche''','' the baby whom the mother gave to her sister, a  Mrs. Dustin , who took her to Illinois''... <br>Pg.95 Jennie Stoughton Osborn says that her family came West in 1866.  <br>Pg. 15 "father Barnard and Blanche would go on the train to Illinois to see the aunt who raised her.  Blanche was engaged to be married the next Spring and did not want to go with us to Missouri." (Ed. This allows the marriage of Susan Blanche Stoughton to Robert Martin McCormick to be dated to the Spring of 1867, based on what Jennie says in her book.)
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 |'''Marriage Record for Susan B. Stoughton & Robert M. McCormick''', Illinois Statewide Marriage Index, 1763-1900. (This record sent to us by researcher A. Fix, see Contributors).<br>Groom: McCormick, Robert M.;  Bride: Susan B. Stoughton;  Date: 1867-05-21; License No. 00001825;   County:  Whiteside.<br> See: http://www.ilsos.gov/GenealogyMWeb/MarriageSearchServlet<br> Note: Whiteside Co., IL is likely where Susan's Aunt Mary Ann Durstin lived, and where she was raised.  Susan and Robert returned to Pennsylvania to live out their lives.
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 * The birthplace of Susan Blanche Stoughton, Callensburg, Clarion Co. PA, is miss-identified in the "Memories" writings of her half-sister [[Jennie S. Stoughton]] as Kalensburg, Armstrong Co. PA.
 * 1900 Census Beaver Co. PA, Harmony Twp.  Blanche McCormick reports that her parents were born in England.  They were in fact born in Pennsylvania, but the Stoughton family origins were in England.  One can imagine her as a child, living with an aunt, being told that the family came from England and her taking that to mean her immediate family.
-* 1900 Census Beaver Co. PA, Harmony Twp.  Blanche McCormick reports giving birth to 8 children, only 6 living in 1900.  Guy Winfield McCormick died in 1885. A son, D. McCormick, age 2 in 1880, does not appear in the 1900 census, nor does Sinclair McCormick, b. 1871.  Either would be old enough to be married and not at home if they survived.
+* 1900 Census Beaver Co. PA, Harmony Twp.  Blanche McCormick reports giving birth to 8 children, only 6 living in 1900.  Guy Winfield McCormick died in 1885. A son, D. McCormick, age 2 in 1880, does not appear in the 1900 census, nor does Sinclair McCormick, b. 1871. However, son St. Clair is mentioned as a survivor in his mother's obituary. Therefore, the two children born to the McCormicks but died before 1900 are sons Guy Winfield McCormick and D. McCormick.

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 !  || Date || Location || Notes || Sources
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-| '''Birth'''  ||1 Mar.1847  ||Kalensburg, Armstrong Co. PA  || || <sup class="reference">[12][13]</sup>
+| '''Birth'''  ||1 Mar.1847  ||Callensburg, Clarion Co. PA  || || <sup class="reference">[12][13]</sup>
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 | '''Marriage''' || 21 May, 1867    || Whiteside Co., IL   ||to Robert Martin McCormick <br>(b. 20 Mar. 1844 - d. 7 Dec. 1925)<br>buried Linesville Cem.  || <sup class="reference">[9] [12][15]</sup>
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 =Source Notes=
 * 1900 Census Beaver Co. PA, Harmony Twp.  Blanche McCormick reports that her parents were born in England.  They were in fact born in Pennsylvania, but the Stoughton family origins were in England.  One can imagine her as a child, living with an aunt, being told that the family came from England and her taking that to mean her immediate family.
 * 1900 Census Beaver Co. PA, Harmony Twp.  Blanche McCormick reports giving birth to 8 children, only 6 living in 1900.  Guy Winfield McCormick died in 1885. A son, D. McCormick, age 2 in 1880, does not appear in the 1900 census, nor does Sinclair McCormick, b. 1871.  Either would be old enough to be married and not at home if they survived.

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 | '''Birth'''  ||1 Mar.1847  ||Kalensburg, Armstrong Co. PA  || || <sup class="reference">[12][13]</sup>
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-| '''Marriage''' || Spring of 1867    ||    ||to Robert Martin McCormick <br>(b. 20 Mar. 1844 - d. 7 Dec. 1925<br>buried Linesville Cem.  || <sup class="reference">[7][9] [11][12]</sup>
+| '''Marriage''' || 21 May, 1867    || Whiteside Co., IL   ||to Robert Martin McCormick <br>(b. 20 Mar. 1844 - d. 7 Dec. 1925)<br>buried Linesville Cem.  || <sup class="reference">[9] [12][15]</sup>
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 | '''Death''' || 3 Nov 1912  ||Linesville, Crawford Co. PA|| age 65 yrs, 8 mos. 2 da.<br>Death certificate number: 103755  || <sup class="reference"> [13]</sup>
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 !'''14'''
 |'''Strouse Family Tree''' at Ancestry.com, by Allison Strouse, with information from her paternal grandmother re. Susan Blanche Stoughton & Robert Martin McCormick. <br>See http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/11931578/person/633130200?ssrc= <br> The McCormicks are Scotch-Irish. Robert Martin McCormick (b. 20 March 1844, d. 7 Dec. 1925). Buried Linesville Cemetery next to wife Blanche McCormick. Their children:<br>*Guy Winfield McCormick (1868-1885); death by fall from oil derrick<br>*Sinclair McCormick (b. 28 Mar.1871- )<br>*Maude Daisy Dade McCormick (b. Aug. 1872-)<br>*Robert Edmund Lee McCormick (b. 18 Sept. 1876 -)<br>*Laura V. McCormick (b. 7 Mar. 1879 -)<br>*Edna M. McCormick (b. 16 Sept 1881-)<br>*Earl R. McCormick (b. June 1890 -)
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 !  || Date || Location || Notes || Sources
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-| '''Birth'''  ||1 Mar.1847  ||Kalensburg, Armstrong Co. PA  || || <sup class="reference">[13][14]</sup>
+| '''Birth'''  ||1 Mar.1847  ||Kalensburg, Armstrong Co. PA  || || <sup class="reference">[12][13]</sup>
 |-
-| '''Marriage''' || 186768   ||    ||to Robert Martin McCormick <br>(b. 20 Mar. 1844 - d. 7 Dec. 1925<br>buried Linesville Cem.  || <sup class="reference">[7][9] [11][12][13]</sup>
+| '''Marriage''' || Spring of 1867    ||    ||to Robert Martin McCormick <br>(b. 20 Mar. 1844 - d. 7 Dec. 1925<br>buried Linesville Cem.  || <sup class="reference">[7][9] [11][12]</sup>
 |-
-| '''Death''' || 3 Nov 1912  ||Linesville, Crawford Co. PA|| age 65 yrs, 8 mos. 2 da.<br>Death certificate number: 103755  || <sup class="reference"> [14]</sup>
+| '''Death''' || 3 Nov 1912  ||Linesville, Crawford Co. PA|| age 65 yrs, 8 mos. 2 da.<br>Death certificate number: 103755  || <sup class="reference"> [13]</sup>
 |-
-| '''Burial''' ||7 Nov. 1912    ||Linesville Cemetery, Crawford Co. PA  ||  || <sup class="reference"> [11][12][13] </sup>
+| '''Burial''' ||7 Nov. 1912    ||Linesville Cemetery, Crawford Co. PA  ||  || <sup class="reference"> [11][12] </sup>
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                              +-- [[Susan Harvey]]
                                  (????-~1846)
-   Sources: <sup class="reference">[2][9] [14] </sup>
+   Sources: <sup class="reference">[2][9] [13] </sup>
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 ! Name || Gender || Date of Birth || Birthplace || Spouse || Notes || Sources
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-|Guy Winfield McCormick|| M || 1868  || ||   ||d. 1885, fall from oil derrick || <sup class="reference"> [15]</sup>
+|Guy Winfield McCormick|| M || 1868  || ||   ||d. 1885, fall from oil derrick || <sup class="reference"> [14]</sup>
 |-
-|Sinclair McCormick|| M || 28 Mar. 1871  || ||   || || <sup class="reference"> [15]</sup>
+|Sinclair McCormick|| M || 28 Mar. 1871  || ||   || || <sup class="reference"> [14]</sup>
 |-
-|Maude Daisy Dade McCormick|| F || Aug. 1872  || || John S. Caughey, b. 1876  ||4 children: Robert McCormick Caughey b. 1902, John Stevens "Jack" Caughey 1904-1962, Richard Caughey1906-1910, Paul Harper Caughey b. 1908 || <sup class="reference"> [15]</sup>
+|Maude Daisy Dade McCormick|| F || Aug. 1872  || || John S. Caughey, b. 1876  ||4 children: Robert McCormick Caughey b. 1902, John Stevens "Jack" Caughey 1904-1962, Richard Caughey1906-1910, Paul Harper Caughey b. 1908 || <sup class="reference"> [14]</sup>
 |-
-|Robert Edmund Lee McCormick|| M || 18 Sept 1875/76  || ||   || || <sup class="reference">[6] [15]</sup>
+|Robert Edmund Lee McCormick|| M || 18 Sept 1875/76  || ||   || || <sup class="reference">[6] [14]</sup>
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 |D. McCormick|| M||   1878   || ||   || || <sup class="reference"> [5]</sup>
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-|Laura V. McCormick|| F|| 7 Mar. 1878/79  || ||Samuel N./G. Caughey (b. ~1878-80; m. ~1907)   ||dau. Virginia Caughey b. May 1909; <br>son Samuel N. b. 1912 || <sup class="reference"> [6][7][8][15]</sup>
+|Laura V. McCormick|| F|| 7 Mar. 1878/79  || ||Samuel N./G. Caughey (b. ~1878-80; m. ~1907)   ||dau. Virginia Caughey b. May 1909; <br>son Samuel N. b. 1912 || <sup class="reference"> [6][7][8][14]</sup>
 |[[
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-|Edna M. McCormick|| F || 16 Sept 1881  || ||   || || <sup class="reference"> [15]</sup>
+|Edna M. McCormick|| F || 16 Sept 1881  || ||   || || <sup class="reference"> [14]</sup>
 |-
-|Earl R.McCormick|| M || June, 1890  || ||   || || <sup class="reference"> [15]</sup>
+|Earl R.McCormick|| M || June, 1890  || ||   || || <sup class="reference"> [14]</sup>
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 | '''1850 United States Federal Census''', Piney Twp, Clarion Co, PA, page 24.  Previous page dated 30 Sept. 1850.<br>Lines 16-25: [[Barnard V. Stoughton|B.W. Stoughton]], 33, shoemake; Susannah, 33; John, 14; Joseph, 12; Elliott, 10; Hannah, 8; Catharine, 6; '''Susannah''', 4; Jane, 2; Elizabeth, 1/2.  John, Joseph, Elliott and Hannah attended school.
 | [[Image:1850 census pa clarion piney pg 24.jpg|50px|center]]
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-|'''Burke Stoughton''' research, ongoing correspondence. See Contacts page.
+|'''Research of A. Fix''',gr-gr-gr-niece of Susan Blanche Stoughton, correspondence 2010-ongoing. <br> Susan Blanche Stoughton, b. 1847, was raised by her aunt Mary Ann Harvey Durstin, when Blanch's mother, Susan Harvey Stoughton, died.  Mary Ann Dustin Harvey and Susan Harvey Stoughton were sisters. They lived in Illinois for a time.  <br>Susan Blanche later went back to Pennsylvania and there married Robert Martin McCormick.  Both are buried in the Linesville Cemetery, Crawford Co. Pa.  Susan Blanche Stoughton McCormick was the daughter of Bernard VanZant Stoughton (1817-1887) and Susan Harvey Stougthon (1817-1847).<br>A.Fix has corresponded with McCormick descendants, who knew only that Susan Blanche was buried at Linesville Cemetery (Crawford Co. PA) with her husband Robert Martin McCormick.<br> Susan Blanche Stoughton, aka Blance S., is referred to as "Blanche" in the memoir, "Memories", by [[Jennie S. Stoughton]] Osborn.
-Susan Blanche Stoughton, b. 1847, was raised by her aunt Mary Ann Harvey Durstin, when Blanch's mother, Susan Harvey Stoughton, died.  Mary Ann Dustin Harvey and Susan Harvey Stoughton were sisters. They lived in Illinois for a time.  <br>Susan Blanche later went back to Pennsylvania and there married Robert Martin McCormick.  Both are buried in the Linesville Cemetery, Crawford Co. Pa.  Susan Blanche Stoughton McCormick was the daughter of Bernard VanZant Stoughton (1817-1887) and Susan Harvey Stougthon (1817-1847).
+||[["Memories" by Jennie Stoughton Osborn,1935|See full text of "Memories"]]
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 !'''13'''
 |'''Death Certificate of Blanche McCormick''', State of Pennsylvania; transcription sent by "A.F."<br>
 Name: Blanche McCormick.  Date of death: Nov.3, 1912. Date of birth: March 1, 1847. Time of death: 2 a.m.  Age at time of death : 65 yrs, 8 mos. 2 da.  Occupation: Housekeeper. Birthplace: Pennsylvania.  Name of Father: Barnard Stoughton.  Place of birth of Father: Pennsylvania.  Name of Mother: Hannah (sic) Harvey.  Place of birth of Mother:  Pennsylvania.  Cause of death:  illegible.  Place of death: Linesville, PA. Place of burial: Linesville, PA.  Date of burial: Nov. 7, 1912.  Death certificate number: 103755
 |-
-!'''15'''
+!'''14'''
 |'''Strouse Family Tree''' at Ancestry.com, by Allison Strouse, with information from her paternal grandmother re. Susan Blanche Stoughton & Robert Martin McCormick. <br>See http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/11931578/person/633130200?ssrc= <br> The McCormicks are Scotch-Irish. Robert Martin McCormick (b. 20 March 1844, d. 7 Dec. 1925). Buried Linesville Cemetery next to wife Blanche McCormick. Their children:<br>*Guy Winfield McCormick (1868-1885); death by fall from oil derrick<br>*Sinclair McCormick (b. 28 Mar.1871- )<br>*Maude Daisy Dade McCormick (b. Aug. 1872-)<br>*Robert Edmund Lee McCormick (b. 18 Sept. 1876 -)<br>*Laura V. McCormick (b. 7 Mar. 1879 -)<br>*Edna M. McCormick (b. 16 Sept 1881-)<br>*Earl R. McCormick (b. June 1890 -)
 |}
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 * 1900 Census Beaver Co. PA, Harmony Twp.  Blanche McCormick reports that her parents were born in England.  They were in fact born in Pennsylvania, but the Stoughton family origins were in England.  One can imagine her as a child, living with an aunt, being told that the family came from England and her taking that to mean her immediate family.
 * 1900 Census Beaver Co. PA, Harmony Twp.  Blanche McCormick reports giving birth to 8 children, only 6 living in 1900.  Guy Winfield McCormick died in 1885. A son, D. McCormick, age 2 in 1880, does not appear in the 1900 census, nor does Sinclair McCormick, b. 1871.  Either would be old enough to be married and not at home if they survived.

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    ''Susan Blanche Stoughton'' --+                               +-- [[Catherine Covert]]
                              |                                   (1778->1850)
-                             +-- Susan Harvey
+                             +-- [[Susan Harvey]]
                                  (????-~1846)
    Sources: <sup class="reference">[2][9] [14] </sup>

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