Generation Two
4. MATILDA2 REDICK (Jonathan1 Redick); born 11 September 1819, near Lewistown, Mifflin County, Pennsylvania; died 6 February 1902 in Lockport,180 Fairfield Township, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania; buried in the Methodist Church Cemetery, West Fairfield, Fairfield Township, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania.181 Matilda married, circa 1840, JAMES CLIFFORD; born 1 April 1804 in the Ligonier area, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania; died 21 July 1875 in Lockport, Fairfield Township, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania; buried in the Methodist Church Cemetery, West Fairfield, Pennsylvania.
See James and Matilda (Redick) Clifford in the web site "Cliffords, from New Jersey to Pennsylvania and beyond" for sources, photographs and detailed information on the descendants of James and Matilda (Redick) Clifford. Only vital statistics for two generations are reported here.
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| + | 13 | i | Sarah3 Jane Clifford; born born 14 March 1841; died 27 August 1892; married Joseph S. Steele. |
| + | 14 | ii. | Carson William Clifford; born 11 September 1845; died 10 May 1918; married Sarah Melissa Lichtenfels. |
| + | 15 | iii. | Mary Clifford; born 1848; still alive in 1928; married George C. Felton |
| + | 16 | iv. | Edward Samuel Clifford; born 6 January 1850; died 30 November 1924; married Lavinia (also called Laura) Steele (or Hicks). |
| 17 | v. | Rebecca Clifford; born 20 October 1852; died 14 June 1914; buried in the Methodist Church Cemetery, West Fairfield, Westmoreland County. Rebecca did not marry. | |
| 18 | vi. | James B. Clifford; born 1854; died 20 April 1899. James did not marry; he is buried in Methodist Church Cemetery, West Fairfield, Westmoreland County. | |
| + | 19 | vii. | Phillip Bannon Clifford; born 12 February 1856; died 28 January 1928 in Altoona; married Mary Alice Gibson. |
| + | 20 | viii. | Hugh McCune Clifford; born 1858 or 1859; died 16 June 1914; married (first) Sarah Boucher; married (second) Ida Louise Zinn. |
| + | 21 | ix. | Thomas Gilson Clifford; born 1861; died 1899; married Anna [?]. |
6. SAMUEL2 REDICK (Jonathan1 Redick); born circa 1827 in Pennsylvania; married (first) 6 January 1852 CYNTHIA (SCYNTIA) BAYLEF (also spelled Bayless and Baylus),182 born 26 September 1832 in Pennsylvania; died 14 March 1875 in childbirth. Samuel married (second) Amy Jenkins. Living near Samuel and Cynthia Redick in 1860 and 1870 were the widow Anna Baylef, born circa 1797 in Pennsylvania; John Baylef, born circa 1827; George Baylef; and James Baylef.183 I suspect these Baylefs were Cynthia's mother and brothers.
In 1850, Samuel, single, was living with his brother Carson Redick (also single) in Elkrun Township, Columbiana County,Ohio, where both Samuel and Carson were enumerated as shoemakers.184 In 1860 and 1870, Samuel (enumerated as William in 1870), Cynthia and family were in St Clair Township, Columbiana County, where Samuel was farming.185 Also in Samuel's household in 1860 were Samuel's brothers James Redick, born circa 1838?, and Cummins Redick, listed as born circa 1840. Cynthia died in 1875. By 1877, Samuel had married Amy Jenkins, who might have died in childbirth. By 1880, Samuel and children, but not Amy, were still in St Clair Township.186
Several of Samuel and Cynthia's descendants were trades people in the pottery industry, especially descendants located in the East Liverpool, Ohio, area. I do not know the name of the potteries that our Redick ancestors might have been associated with. There were several potteries in that area of Columbiana County. See "East Liverpool, Ohio, http://en.wikipedia.org " for more information.
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| + | 22 | i | Jefferson3 Redick; born July 1857 in Ohio, died 1933, married Mary Francis (Frankie) Baker. |
| 23 | ii. | William W. Redick; born June 1859 in Ohio; died 17 October 1928 in Columbiana County, Ohio;187 married Margaret C. [?]; born March 1869 in Ohio; died 11 November 1938. Both William and Margaret are buried in Riverview Cemetery, East Liverpool, Ohio.188 William and Margaret apparently did not have children. William's occupation was in the pottery industry; he was a saggerman (makes large kilns that enclose the pottery for firing). In 1900, William and Margaret were boarders in the household of Sarah Cook in Salem Township, Columbiana County, Ohio. In 1910 and 1920, they lived in East Liverpool, Columbiana County. In 1930, Margaret, widow, was still in East Liverpool, where she was a proprietor of a grocery store.189 | |
| 24 | iii. | Ida E. Redick; born 10 February 1862 in Ohio; died 1 February 1942; buried in Calcutta United Presbyterian Cemetery, St Clair Township, Columbiana County, Ohio.190 Ida did not marry. In 1900, Ida was a roomer in the household of George and Eva Howard in East Liverpool, Ohio, where she was a dressmaker. Ida was still in East Liverpool in 1920, no occupation listed, and 1930, when she was a servant in a private home.191 | |
| 25 | iv. | (tentative) C. L. V. Redick; born 2 May 1865; died 14 February 1870 in St Clair Township, Columbiana County, Ohio.192 No other information. | |
| + | 26 | v. | Benjamin Lankford Redick; born June 1867 in Ohio; died 6 February 1921; married Jemima Cartwright. |
| 27 | vi. | infant Redick; born 6 November 1868; died 28 August 1869 in St Clair Township, Columbiana County, Ohio.193 . | |
| 28 | vii. | Cynthia Ada Redick; born January1872 in Ohio; died 17 February 1939 in East Liverpool, Ohio; married George B. Orr; born 4 March 1873 in East Liverpool, Ohio; died 21 July 1945 in East Liverpool, Ohio. His parents were John M. and Esther Caroline Orr.194 In 1900, George, Cynthia, and daughter Edna lived in East Liverpool, Columbiana County, Ohio, where George was listed as a plate maker, pottery. In 1910, they had moved to St Clair Township, where George was a saggerman, pottery. In 1920, George and Cynthia had moved to Salem Township, Columbiana County, where George was farming. They had moved back to East Liverpool by 1930, where George was back in the pottery industry, as a "batter out."195 A "batter" shapes clay into molding for pottery ware, either by hand or mechanically. Child of George and Cynthis Ada (Redick) Orr: (a) Edna G. Redick, born January 1897 in Ohio. |
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| 29 | viii. | Edward E. Redick; born June 1873 in Ohio; died 1933; married, 25 December 1892, Emma Belle Mussor; born August 1873 in Ohio; died 1945. Both Edwin and Emma Belle are buried in Riverview Cemetery, East Liverpool, Ohio.196 The family lived in East Liverpool, Ohio, where Edwin was enumerated as a saggerman in 1900, 1910, and 1930.197 Children of Edward and Emma Belle (Mussor) Redick known from the federal censuses: (a) Hazel M. Redick; born July 1894 in Ohio; married [?] Bloor. In 1930, Hazel Bloor, married, was living with her parents in East Liverpool, where she was enumerated as a bookkeeper in a department store. (b) Virginia Redick, born circa 1909 in Ohio. Virginia was not reported in subsequent censuses. |
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| + | 30 | ix. | Harrington O. Redick; born circa 1875 in Ohio; married Elizabeth A. Hughes; born circa 1875 in England. |
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| 31 | x. | infant Redick; born 22 August 1877; died 24 August 1877, age two days.198 Possibly Amy died in childbirth. | |
7. LYDIA2 REDICK (Jonathan1 Redick); born 8 February 1829 in the Ligonier area, Pennsylvania; died 3 March 1919, Wayne Township, Columbiana County, Ohio; buried in New Lebanon Church Cemetery, Columbiana County; married JONATHAN E. LOUDEN (also spelled or indexed as Loudon and London); born 7 September 1807 in Pennsylvania;199 died 25 June 1877, Wayne Township, Columbiana County, Ohio; buried in the New Lebanon Church Cemetery.200
Jonathan E. Louden's great grandparents were Jonathan and Isabella (Armstrong) Hoge. One of their children was Ann Hoge who married our David Redick. Another child was John Hoge who married Martha Rittenhouse Quail (also Quayle). John and Martha had daughter Mary Jane Hoge who married (first) Robert Louden and (second) John Louden; and it was John and Mary's son Jonathan E. Louden who married our Lydia Redick.201 See also the Hoges in the Introduction section and the Hoge-Redick Chart. On the premise that our Jonathan W. Redick was a son of John Hoge Redick and Mary Hoge, not yet proven, then Jonathan E. Louden and Lydia Redick were third cousins.
Lydia and Jonathan lived in Wayne Township, Columbiana County, Ohio, where Jonathan was a farmer. After Jonathan died in 1877, Lydia and family continued living in Wayne Township.202|
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| + | 32 | i | Harriet3 Louden; born 5 June 1850 in Ohio; died 4 February 1920; married [?] Kirkwood. |
| 33 | ii. | Thomas Hogue Louden; born 28 September 1851 in Ohio; died 15 October 1852 in Ohio | |
| + | 34 | iii. | Emma Florence Louden; born 13 April 1853; died 13 April 1899; married Samuel G. Johnston (also spelled or indexed Johnson). |
| 35 | iv. | Josephine Louden;; born 7 December 1854 in Ohio; died 12 May 1927.204 Josephine did not marry. In 1910, she was the only child living with her mother and was enumerated as a seamstress, dressmaker. | |
| 36 | v. | William E. Louden;; born 1856 in Ohio; died 27 March 1926 in Wayne Township, Columbiana County, Ohio.205 William apparently did not marry. He was still living with his mother in 1900. In 1910 and 1920, William was living by himself in Wayne Township, where he was enumerated as a farmer.206 | |
| + | 37 | vi. | Robert Hays Louden; born 28 April 1858 in Ohio; died 19 October 1919; married Emma Young. |
| + | 38 | vii. | Ohio Dayton Louden; born 26 July 1860; died 29 November 1936 in Ohio; married (first) Maggie Myrtle Belat; married (second) Elizabeth C. Atkinson. |
| 39 | viii. | Elmer Ellsworth Louden; born 17 February 1862 in Ohio; died before 1926.207 I could not fine Elmer in the 1900, 1910, and 1920 federal censuses. | |
| + | 40 | ix. | Ieldon Merrington Louden; born 26 September 1863; died 8 January 1919; married Annora ("Anna") Conser. |
| + | 41 | x. | Summers Lincoln Louden; born 22 January 1865; died 1952; married Sarah Rebecca Smith. |
| 42 | xi. | Bannon Lenco Louden; born 10 January 1866 in Ohio;
died after 1923; married Elizabeth Lemmon; born
circa 1866 in Ohio.208 Bannon was a farmer. In 1910, the family lived in Macedonia, Summit County, Ohio, and in 1920 and 1930, the family was in Northfield Township. Summit County, Ohio.209 Bannon and Lizzie had one child: (a) Lydia E. Louden, born 1 April 1904, died 21 November 1992, married Charles Kofron; born 13 February 1900, died December 1972.210 In 1930, Charles, Lydia and child (i) Sylvia Kofron were living with Lydia's parents, Bannon and Lizizie Louden. |
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8. ANNA2 REDICK (Jonathan1 Redick); born circa 1830 in Pennsylvania; married JACOB YOUNG; born circa 1825 in Pennsylvania. In 1850, Ann and Jacob were living in Wooster, Wayne County, Ohio, where Jacob was listed as a laborer; no children reported for this census. In 1860, 1870, and 1880, Jacob, Anna and children were still in Wooster, Ohio; where Jacob was farming.211 Jacob Young had died before the 1910 federal census, at which time Annie was living with her brother Cummins C. Redick in Mecklenburg County, Virginia.212
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| 43 | i | William3 A. (or R.) Young; born September 1850 in Ohio; married Jennie P [?]; born March 1860 in Pennsylvania. In 1900 and 1910, the couple was living in Wooster, Wayne County, Ohio, and had been married 16 years in 1910, no children. William was enumerated as a farmer. Living in the next dwelling in 1900 was Edgar Young, born in Ohio, both parents born in Pennsylvania, single, farm hand, undoubtedly William's brother (#53), although his birth year was reported 1865 instead of 1874. In 1930, Jennie, widow, was living by herself in Wooster, Ohio.213 | |
| 44 | ii. | Harriet Young; born circa 1853 in Ohio. In 1870, Harriet was living in Solomon and Catherine Bahl's dwelling (#53), which was next to Jacob and Anna's dwelling (#54). | |
| 45 | iii. | Mary Young; born circa 1855 in Ohio; (tentative) in 1900 Mary, single, born in Ohio, both parents born in Pennsylvania, was living in the household of Anita Hilteherbraugh in Wooster, Wayne County, Ohio, where Mary was enumerated as a dressmaker.. | |
| 46 | iv. | Sarah Young; born circa 1856 in Ohio. | |
| 47 | v. | Catherine Young; born circa 1859 in Ohio. | |
| 48 | vi. | Andrew Young; born circa 1860 in Ohio. | |
| 49 | vii. | Franklin Young; born circa 1862 in Ohio. | |
| 50 | viii. | Melia Young; born circa 1866 in Ohio. | |
| 51 | ix. | Harvey Young; born circa 1868 in Ohio. In 1870, Harvey was living in the dwelling of Adda Hostler, (widow), next to Jacob and Anna's dwelling. | |
| 52 | x. | Almira (Almyra) Young; born December 1870 in Ohio. In 1900, Almyra, single, was a servant in the household of James L. and Sarah Snyder in Wooster, Ohio. | |
| 53 | xi. | Edgar J. Young; born March 1874 or 1875 in Ohio; married Millicent Harry; born circa 1878 in Ohio. The family lived in Wooster, Wayne County, Ohio, where Edgar was enumerated as a shipping agent for a canning factory in 1910, and vice president of a pressuring company in 1920 and 1930.214 Also living with the family in 1910, 1920, and 1930 was Millicent's mother, Sarah E. Harry, born circa 1855 in Indiana.
Children of Edgar and Millicent (Harry) Young known from the federal censuses (all born in Ohio): (a) Victor T. Young, born circa 1902; in 1930, Victor T., single, was a lodger in the household of Russell and Grace Burdick, in Fayette, Iowa, where Victor was listed as a piano teacher at the college (present-day Upper Iowa University?).215 (b) Pauline Young, born circa 1906. (c) Vivian Young, born circa 1914. |
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| 54 | xii. | Lenora Young; born circa 1877 in Ohio. | |
12. CUMMINS2 CHILLIAN REDICK (Jonathan1 Redick). There are conflicting reports on the birth date of Cummins. Family legend, a 1921 pension application,216 and the date on his death certificate have Cummins born 8 May 1833.217 However military records218 and the 1850 and 1860 federal censuses219 list Cummins born circa 1840-1841. He was born in Pennsylvania.220 Cummins died 23 November 1937 in Chase City, Virginia;221 married 3 December 1861 SARAH ELIZABETH CRAWFORD; born April 1843 in Ohio; died 22 December 1909.222
If Cummins was born in 1833, he would have died at age 104. There are photographs of Cummins on his "100th and 102nd" birthdays in unidentified Chase City (Virginia) newspapers.
I believe Cummins was born 8 May 1840 and therefore died at age 97. The 1850 and 1860 federal censuses and his military data, recorded when he entered the army, collectively, seem like valid information. Other than family legend, the only sources I have for Cummins being born in 1833 are his death certificate, 1921 pension application,223 and federal censuses starting in 1880.224 At the time of his 1921 pension application, Cummins would have been in his early eighties if he was born circa 1840. But there is one problem with Cummins being born circa 1840 instead of 1833; that is the age of his mother at that time. The Jane Redick listed with Jonathan Redick in 1850 was age 49, born circa 1791225 and would have been almost fifty when Cummins was born, assuming he was born 8 May 1840 (or 1841) instead of 1833. One explanation is that Jane's age, 49, in 1850 was simply an error. Another explanation would be that Jane Redick listed with Jonathan in 1850 was probably a second or even a third wife of Jonathan W. Redick and was not the Jane Redick, mother of Cummins.
Cummins was a Civil War veteran. He enlisted in the army on 18 December 1861 (fifteen days after marrying Sarah Elizabeth Crawford) in New Lisbon, Columbiana County, Ohio, at age 21.226 Cummins was in Company I, 78th Regiment, Ohio Infantry; transferred to Company C, 19th Veterans Reserve Corps on 1 August 1864. Cummins was discharged as a Private, 19 December 1864, in Elmira, New York, because of poor health (rheumatism).227 On 17 July 1866, while living in the New Lisbon, Ohio, area, Cummins petitioned for an Invalid Pension.228 No age was given on the application. In 1873 Cummins, a pensioner, still living in the New Lisbon, Ohio, area, came before the court to request an increase in his pension.229 No age was given on this application. Cummins made another claim for a pension 14 October 1921.230 On this application Cummins gave his birth as 8 May 1833 in Ligonier, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania.
In 1850, Cummins, age 9, (hence born circa 1840/41) was living with his parents in Hancock County, Virginia.231 According to family legend (and reported in an unidentified Chase City, Virginia, newspaper) Cummins was a playmate of William McKinney, who would become the twenty-fifth president of the United States. By 1860, Cummins (indexed as Carmin), single, was living in the household of his brother Samuel and family in Elkhorn Township, Columbiana County, Ohio, where Cummins and brother James were listed as farm laborers.232 I could not find Cummins in 1870 federal censuses.
In June 1873, Cummins was still living in Ohio, the New Lisbon area, Columbiana County. Sometime after this date, Cummins moved to Chase City, Mecklenburg County, Virginia. The 1860 federal census for Mecklenburg County lists a James A. Reddick (school teacher, born circa 1835 in Virginia) living in the household of T. M. Butterworth.233 Family legend has Cummins taking over the postmaster job in Chase City previously held by "his cousin."234 This James Reddick (school teacher) probably could not have been the James Redick tentatively listed as a brother of Cummins, because James Redick, brother of Cummins, was living with Samuel Redick in St Clair Township Columbiana County, Ohio in 1860.235
Cummins, Sarah and family were living in Chase City (then called Christiansville), Virginia in 1880, where Cummins was enumerated as a wheelwright.236 In 1900, Cummins (as C. C.) and family were still in Chase City, where Cummins was enumerated, inexplicably (to me), as an artist.237 For the 1880 (and 1910) federal censuses, Cummins' father was reported born in Pennsylvania. For the 1900 federal census, Cummins (presumably it was Cummins who made the report) listed his father born at sea. By 1910, Cummins' wife, Sarah Elizabeth, had died; but Cummins and family were still in Chase City, where he was listed as a farmer.238 In 1930, Cummins, still head of household, was living with his granddaughter Blanche E. Redick (daughter of Thomas A. and Elmira Lanyon Redick). For this census, Cummins was still reported as a farmer, and his father was reported born on the Atlantic Ocean.239
Cummins died 23 November 1937 in Chase City, Virginia. According to his death certificate, Cummins died of "senility," and accompanying old age problems. His occupation given on the death certificate was owner of a sawmill; the informant was his granddaughter Blanche Redick. Family legend has Cummins owning several businesses in Chase City, Virginia.
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| + | 55 | i | Thomas3 Alverson Redick; born 25 September 1865 or September 1866 in Ohio; died 1910; married Elmira Elizabeth Lanyon. |
| 56 | ii. | Carson Redick; born 12 October 1868 in Lisbon, Columbiana County, Ohio; died 1870. Note the name Carson. Jonathan W. Redick (#1) named a son Carson, Jonathan's son Cummins named a son Carson and Jonathan's daughter Matilda also named a son Carson. Could the name have genealogical significance? | |
| + | 57 | iii. | Ann Lauretta Redick; born 22 September 1869 in Lisbon, Ohio; died January 1944; married Charles H. Lanyon. |
| + | 58 | iv. | Francis Logan Redick; born 13 October 1871 in Ohio; married [?]. |
| 59 | v. | James Alvin Redick; born 12 February 1873 in Virginia; married
[?]. In 1920, James A., widower, was living in Chase Township, Mecklenburg County, Virginia, with his children Allen and James Redick, and was listed as a laborer in a wagon factory. In 1930, James A., widower, was living by himself in Alberta, Brunswick County, Virginia, where he was enumerated as a retail grocery merchant.241
Children of James and wife known from the 1920 federal census: (a) Allen Redick, born circa 1910 in Virginia. (b) James A. Redick, Jr., born circa 1912 in Virginia. |
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| + | 60 | vi. | Sarah Elizabeth Redick; born 18 August 1878 in Virginia; married Theodore Miller. |
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Hugh F. Clifford
2007