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Source for: James Stennett, - Index

General Source:   S317
Page:   p. 24

Note:   Judith Rittenhouse does not know if this is the correct James Stennett who married Elizabeth Kemp on 1 Jan 1840 in Edwards Co., Illinois, so has not entered her name as his wife. Need to check 1850 census.
Text:   James Stennett, groom, and Elizabeth Kemp, bride, married 1 Jan 1840, p. A095, by Walter L. Mayo.
Date:   1840

General Source:   S738

Note:   This is probably not this James Stennett since he died in 1850 at the age of 17. Probably a relative, however.
Text:   James Stennett, 1850, Edwards Co., Illinois, age 17, male, died Jul, Born in Illinois. ID# MRT197_316019. No occupation listed. Cause of death was sun stroke.

General Source:   S315

Note:    1840 U. S. Census for Edwards Co., Illinois: Could be our James but we need more information to really know. The known children were not born until after 1840.
Text:    1840 U. S. Census for Edwards Co., Illinois: The household for James Stennett has free white males of one 10-15, two 15-20 and one 40-50. Free white females include two under five, one 15-20, and one 30-40.

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Source for: Isyphena Evaline Lane, 21 Nov 1862 - 3 Feb 1898 Index

General Source:   S1108
Page:   Book 29, p. 278

Text:   W. O. Love, Executor of the Estate of Icyphenia Cupp, deceased, sold to Mrs. N. A. Dennis -- Administrators Deed.

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Source for: Robert Sturgeon, CAL 1740 - 1787 Index

General Source:   S739
Page:   Vol I p. 131

Note:   Vol 10, p. 217-219, Second Series Pennsylvania Archives. Actual text is by ERL in her book The Record of My Ancestry.
Text:   Robert Sturgeon: I came to U.S. with William Penn. He located in Lancaster Co. Pennsylvania, and later went to Moreland, now Fayette County. He owned a tract of land 4 miles north west of Beesontown, now Uniontown. He was a surveyor and plotted most of the land in county of Westmoreland which now comprises counties of Fayette, Washington, and Green. He lost his life in a surveying expedition. Pennsylvania Archives, 2nd Series, Vol 10, P. 211 shows Robert Sturgeon (II), private to Captain Phillip Albright's Company under Col. Samuel Mills in camp near King's Bridge, September 1, 1776. The Pennsylvania Rifle Regiment. All of this information was approved and accepted by the following organizations for membership by Stella B. Haines (now deceased): Stella B. Haines of Augusta, Kansas, daughter of Mary Ellen Brown Haines. D.A.R. # 279938 D.A.C. National # 7101( daughter of American Colonists) War of 1812, #14742. She said Mary Ellen Brown Haines was a sister to my grandmother Louise Jane Brown Rittenhouse. Elizabeth Rittenhouse Lamb, 8 Aug 1966. All of this was gotten from court proceedings stating heirs of David D. Sturgeon (David Dutton b. 20 May 1836) who died intestate on 8/6/1917 in Wayne County, Iowa. These are his brothers and sisters and their children. Chancey Court, Benton County, Iowa. (Child # 11 named John died young) John R. born 1829. (ERL referring to children on page 51 of The Record of My Ancestry: The Rittenhouse- Lamb Family)

General Source:   S4
Page:   p. 51

Note:   Book states that Robert Sturgeon I was born in Lancaster Co. (now Dauphin Co.), Pennsylvania, and states that he died prior to 1787.

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Source for: Margaret , - CAL 1810/1811 Index

General Source:   S4
Page:   p. 51

Note:   The death year of 1810 comes from Stella Haines Daughter of the American Colonists papers Nat'l #7101.

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Source for: Henry Sturgeon, CAL 1712 - 1780 Index

General Source:   S4
Page:   p. 51

Note:   States that he died 1796-99

General Source:   S740

Text:   Settled in York County, Pennsylvania.