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Ancestry chart segment

 Generation 5           Generation 6               Generation 7
 
                                              
                                              
                                                 +-- John Stoughton  
                                                 |   (1773-1833)       
                        + Barnard V. Stoughton --+                    
                        |  (1817-????)           |                         
 Adrienne R. Stoughton--+                        +-- Catherine Covert
                        |                            (1778->1850)
                        + Susan Myer
                          (1810-1888)
 Sources: [10] 

Children

(11 children with M. Archibald McCray )

Places of Residence

Sources

Ref. Num.	Description	Image of original
1	1850 United States Federal Census, Piney Twp, Clarion Co, PA, page 24. Previous page dated 30 Sept. 1850. Lines 16-25: B. V/W. Stoughton, 33, shoemake; Susannah, 33; John, 14; Joseph, 12; Elliott, 10; Hannah, 8; Catharine, 6; Susannah, 4; Jane, 2; Elizabeth, x/12. John, Joseph, Elliott and Hannah attended school.
2	1860 United States Federal Census, Tionesta Twp, Venango Co, PA, page 13. Census dated 15 Aug 1860. Lines 6-14:D.V.(sic) Stoten, 42, farmer, $500 real, $150 personal property; Susan, 46, Children: Joseph, 21, farmer; C.H., 18, farmer; Hannah, 18, house keeping; Catherine, 16, house keeping; June, 12; Elizabeth, 10; Ida, 7. All b. PA.
3	1870 United States Federal Census, Mount Pleasant Twp, Lawrence Co, Missouri, page 35. Census dated 14 Sept 1870. Lines 35-39: Bentan (sic) V. Stoughton, 56, farmer, $800 real, $900 personal property; Susanna, 59, keeping house; Jinnie S., 21; Elizabeth, 20; Adrey, 16. All born PA. This is the family of Bernard V. Stoughton living next door to his niece Martha Jane Boyle Hagan. See "Source Notes" below. Contributed by James Voltz. Lines 31-34: John E. Hagan, age 29, carpenter, $350 real property, b. PA. Martha J. age 27 keeping house, b. PA. Thomas B. age 5, b. PA. Jimmie M. (female) age 2, b. MO.
4	1880 United States Federal Census
5	1900 United States Federal Census Galena Township, Woods County, Oklahoma, Enumeration District 228. Ancestry.com pg. 9. Date of census: 9 June 1900. Lines 14-25: McCray, A., head, white male, born Apr 1847, age 53, married 28 yrs, born Ohio, parents born VA, farmer, owns farm, free of mortgage. Ada, wife, born Apr 1854, age 46, married 28 yrs, 11 children born, 11 children living; born PA, parents born PA. (All children are single, all born in KS except R.F. and C. C. born in OK; all list father b. OH, mother b. PA). Cloy, dau., b. Jan 1880, age 20; A., son, b July 1881, age 18; Van, son, b. May 1884, age 16; Edith, dau., b. Mar 1888, age 12; Leafy, dau., b. Aug 1889, age 10; Lou, dau., b. Oct 1891, age 8; R. F., son, b. Dec 1894, age 5; C.C., son, b. Aug 1897, age 2; H. C., son, b. Aug 1872, age 27; H. W., son, b. Jan 1877, age 23. Cloy, A., Van, Edith, Leafy attended school (Cloy 7 mos., others 4 mos.); they & parents can read, write, speak English.
6	1910 United States Federal Census Galena Township, Woods County, OK (Adriana McCray, Age: 54, Birthplace: PA,both parents born PA, mother of 11 children, 11 currently living
7	1920 United States Federal Census North Galena Township, Woods County, Oklahoma (Adrienne R. McCray, Age: 65, b. PA)
9	Missouri Marriage Records, on Ancestry.com, marriage of M. A. McCrae & Ada Stoughton, at: http://content.ancestry.com/iexec/?htx=View&r=an&dbid=1171&iid=vrmmo1833_c25565-0812&fn=M+A&ln=McCrea&st=d&ssrc=&pid=10493250 State of Missouri, County of Lawrence, This will certify that I did on the 5th day of October 1873 unite in the bonds of matrimony M. A. McCrea and Miss Ada Stoughton both of the county and state aforesaid. Jas. K. (Northcutt), M. S. Filed & recorded Oct 29, 1873. H. C. Lollar, Recorder, by A. (Ailloudy), Dpty.
10	Obituary of Susan Stoughton (i.e. Susan Myer, wife of B. V. Stoughton), The Medicine Lodge Cresset, 5 Jan. 1888, pg. 3, col. 2. (contributed by Jim Voltz) "Died: Mrs. Susan Stoughton, the wife of B.V. Stoughton who passed away last March, died at the residence of her son-in-law, Geo. W. Osborne, on Tuesday, January 3rd, 1888, aged 77 years and 3 months. Mrs. Stoughton was married in 1833 to John Hagan. In February 1848, she was married to B.V. Stoughton. Her children are: J.E. Hagan, Mrs. G.W. Lowerrie, Kansas City, Kansas, Mrs.McCray of Mingona and Mrs. Geo. W. Osborne. For a long term of years, Mrs. Stoughton had been a consistent member of the Baptist church." From: http://skyways.lib.ks.us/genweb/barber/news/KSHS-M866-88.html
11	Memories by Jennie Stoughton Osborn, Copyright 1935, Medicine Lodge, Kansas. Pg. 2 "My mother was living on her farm near Matildaville, Pennsylvania when she met my father, Barnard VanZant Stoughton, who was working at his trade, the shoe business, in Kalensburg, Armstrong, Co., Pa. When I was about a year old they moved out to my mother's farm and there my two younger sisters were born. They then gathered the rest of the children into the home where those mischievous boys kept things stirring." Pg. 3 "My mother, Susan Myer, had been the wife of John Hagan who died when they had been married twelve years, leaving her with one little boy, John Edward Hagan. 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... When we left mother's farm, we moved to Clarion County on a farm owned by one of mother's brothers and lived there one year; but father could not farm and do much at his trade too. So we moved into a little burg named Bellville. It was a crossroad town of a few houses, ...Sligo Furnace was (2 miles) south, Madison Furnace five miles west, Polk Furnace four miles north, and Curlville three miles East." Pg. The 4 Children walked 1 1/2 miles to school. The family was in Bellville in 1858 and during the 3 years that Jennie was seven-ten yrs of age. Pg. 6 re. Bellville "the three little girls of us had happy times living among our mother's people ...We liked best to go to our uncle Sam and aunt Betsy Morgan's house because they had no children...My mother had seven brothers: Billy, Val, John, Jake, Sam, Joe and Jim..(she) had only two sisters: Polly Johnson and Betsy Morgan. Father's brothers were Billy, Andrew, John, Luke, Jake and Barny. Barney was our father. He had three sisters: Mrs. Effie Logan, Mrs. Hannah Patterson and Mrs. Jane Boyle. Most of father's people lived in Butler Co. Pa., and most of mother's in Clarion Co. Pa.	See full text
12	James Voltz correspondence 2008, ongoing: jlv100@psu.edu
13	Personal correspondence from Elizabeth Wilson Williams, granddaughter of Bert Winfred Wilson.	N/A
14	1930 United States Federal Census, Galena Township, Woods County, Oklahoma Calvin C. McCray, Age: 32, Occupation: Farmer, Value of Farm Owned: $15,000, Owned a Radio

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Source notes

• Source W1, re. Charles VanZandt McCray: "Charles went to Clark Co., KS. from the Barber Co. area. Charles had with him the son of their sister Nancy Towner, who had died. The father remarried and had not seen his son in years."

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