Cyrus and his wife Margaret are near their little granddaughter Mable whom per records, they apparently had guardianship of.
CYRUS HARVEY McCARTNEY, farmer and fruit grower of Green Creek township, Sandusky county, was born in Erie county, Ohio, June 27, 1837, of old pioneer stock. His parents were William and Eliza (Cooper) McCartney, the former of whom was born in Kentucky in 1789, when a young man coming to Sandusky City, Ohio, some time prior to the war of 1812, when there was only one cabin on the site of that now flourishing city. He was the first settler of the place. He removed to Venice, Erie county, and there for six or seven years owned and operated the first saw and grist mill of the place. Selling it to Mr. Heywood, he bought a farm a half mile west of Venice, where he died in 1877, aged eighty-eight years. In politics he was originally an Old-time Whig, afterward a Republican. At Mt. Vernon, Ohio, he had married Eliza Cooper, who was born in Trenton, N. J., of old Highland stock. The six children of William and Eliza McCartney were as follows: Katie, now Mrs. Dwelle, of Fremont; Charles, who died aged thirty years; Jessup, who died at the age of twenty-five years; Gertrude, wife of J. F. Chapman, of Erie county; Henry, of Erie county; and Cyrus Harvey.
The youngest child, Cyrus Harvey McCartney, grew up on the farm and attended the district schools. On December 25, 1859, he was married, at Castalia, Erie county, to Miss Margaret L. Crippen. who was born December 23, 1836, in Groton township, Erie county, daughter of Charles B. and Lovina (Vandercook) Crippen. Charles Crippen was an extensive landowner near Bellevue. His wife Lovina Vandercook was born in Troy, N. Y., February 15, 1807, came to Ohio when about nineteen years old, and died in Groton township, Erie county, aged sixty- two years. After his marriage Mr. McCartney settled on the old McCartney farm near Venice, Erie county. He engaged in stock- raising and farming until 1877, when he purchased and moved to a farm of sixty-eight and a half acres in Green Creek township, Sandusky county. He has lived here ever since, except two years spent in " Egypt," Illinois. Mr. and Mrs. McCartney have had seven children, as follows: Gertrude C, born November 8, 1860, now the wife of Thomas Butler; Bell, born February 26, 1862, married to Dr. L. U. Howard; George D., born December 19, 1866; Eliza L. , born February 16, 1873, died February 5, 1874; Florence May, born August 6, 1875; Maude C, born June 12, 1877; Harvey Jessup, born August 17, 1879. In politics Mr. McCartney is a pronounced Republican.
COMMEMORATIVE BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD OF THE COUNTIES OF SANDUSKY AND OTTAWA, OHIO, CONTAINING BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES OF PROMINENT AND REPRESENTATIVE CITIZENS, AND OF MANY OF THE EARLY SETTLED FAMILIES. -ILLUSTRATEID-CHICAGO: J. H. BEERS & CO. 1896
CYRUS HARVEY McCARTNEY, farmer and fruit grower of Green Creek township, Sandusky county, was born in Erie county, Ohio, June 27, 1837, of old pioneer stock. His parents were William and Eliza (Cooper) McCartney, the former of whom was born in Kentucky in 1789, when a young man coming to Sandusky City, Ohio, some time prior to the war of 1812, when there was only one cabin on the site of that now flourishing city. He was the first settler of the place. He removed to Venice, Erie county, and there for six or seven years owned and operated the first saw and grist mill of the place. Selling it to Mr. Heywood, he bought a farm a half mile west of Venice, where he died in 1877, aged eighty-eight years. In politics he was originally an Old-time Whig, afterward a Republican. At Mt. Vernon, Ohio, he had married Eliza Cooper, who was born in Trenton, N. J., of old Highland stock. The six children of William and Eliza McCartney were as follows: Katie, now Mrs. Dwelle, of Fremont; Charles, who died aged thirty years; Jessup, who died at the age of twenty-five years; Gertrude, wife of J. F. Chapman, of Erie county; Henry, of Erie county; and Cyrus Harvey.
The youngest child, Cyrus Harvey McCartney, grew up on the farm and attended the district schools. On December 25, 1859, he was married, at Castalia, Erie county, to Miss Margaret L. Crippen. who was born December 23, 1836, in Groton township, Erie county, daughter of Charles B. and Lovina (Vandercook) Crippen. Charles Crippen was an extensive landowner near Bellevue. His wife Lovina Vandercook was born in Troy, N. Y., February 15, 1807, came to Ohio when about nineteen years old, and died in Groton township, Erie county, aged sixty- two years. After his marriage Mr. McCartney settled on the old McCartney farm near Venice, Erie county. He engaged in stock- raising and farming until 1877, when he purchased and moved to a farm of sixty-eight and a half acres in Green Creek township, Sandusky county. He has lived here ever since, except two years spent in " Egypt," Illinois. Mr. and Mrs. McCartney have had seven children, as follows: Gertrude C, born November 8, 1860, now the wife of Thomas Butler; Bell, born February 26, 1862, married to Dr. L. U. Howard; George D., born December 19, 1866; Eliza L. , born February 16, 1873, died February 5, 1874; Florence May, born August 6, 1875; Maude C, born June 12, 1877; Harvey Jessup, born August 17, 1879. In politics Mr. McCartney is a pronounced Republican.
COMMEMORATIVE BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD OF THE COUNTIES OF SANDUSKY AND OTTAWA, OHIO, CONTAINING BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES OF PROMINENT AND REPRESENTATIVE CITIZENS, AND OF MANY OF THE EARLY SETTLED FAMILIES. -ILLUSTRATEID-CHICAGO: J. H. BEERS & CO. 1896
Cyrus and his wife Margaret are near their little granddaughter Mable whom per records, they apparently had guardianship of.
CYRUS HARVEY McCARTNEY, farmer and fruit grower of Green Creek township, Sandusky county, was born in Erie county, Ohio, June 27, 1837, of old pioneer stock. His parents were William and Eliza (Cooper) McCartney, the former of whom was born in Kentucky in 1789, when a young man coming to Sandusky City, Ohio, some time prior to the war of 1812, when there was only one cabin on the site of that now flourishing city. He was the first settler of the place. He removed to Venice, Erie county, and there for six or seven years owned and operated the first saw and grist mill of the place. Selling it to Mr. Heywood, he bought a farm a half mile west of Venice, where he died in 1877, aged eighty-eight years. In politics he was originally an Old-time Whig, afterward a Republican. At Mt. Vernon, Ohio, he had married Eliza Cooper, who was born in Trenton, N. J., of old Highland stock. The six children of William and Eliza McCartney were as follows: Katie, now Mrs. Dwelle, of Fremont; Charles, who died aged thirty years; Jessup, who died at the age of twenty-five years; Gertrude, wife of J. F. Chapman, of Erie county; Henry, of Erie county; and Cyrus Harvey.
The youngest child, Cyrus Harvey McCartney, grew up on the farm and attended the district schools. On December 25, 1859, he was married, at Castalia, Erie county, to Miss Margaret L. Crippen. who was born December 23, 1836, in Groton township, Erie county, daughter of Charles B. and Lovina (Vandercook) Crippen. Charles Crippen was an extensive landowner near Bellevue. His wife Lovina Vandercook was born in Troy, N. Y., February 15, 1807, came to Ohio when about nineteen years old, and died in Groton township, Erie county, aged sixty- two years. After his marriage Mr. McCartney settled on the old McCartney farm near Venice, Erie county. He engaged in stock- raising and farming until 1877, when he purchased and moved to a farm of sixty-eight and a half acres in Green Creek township, Sandusky county. He has lived here ever since, except two years spent in " Egypt," Illinois. Mr. and Mrs. McCartney have had seven children, as follows: Gertrude C, born November 8, 1860, now the wife of Thomas Butler; Bell, born February 26, 1862, married to Dr. L. U. Howard; George D., born December 19, 1866; Eliza L. , born February 16, 1873, died February 5, 1874; Florence May, born August 6, 1875; Maude C, born June 12, 1877; Harvey Jessup, born August 17, 1879. In politics Mr. McCartney is a pronounced Republican.
COMMEMORATIVE BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD OF THE COUNTIES OF SANDUSKY AND OTTAWA, OHIO, CONTAINING BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES OF PROMINENT AND REPRESENTATIVE CITIZENS, AND OF MANY OF THE EARLY SETTLED FAMILIES. -ILLUSTRATEID-CHICAGO: J. H. BEERS & CO. 1896
CYRUS HARVEY McCARTNEY, farmer and fruit grower of Green Creek township, Sandusky county, was born in Erie county, Ohio, June 27, 1837, of old pioneer stock. His parents were William and Eliza (Cooper) McCartney, the former of whom was born in Kentucky in 1789, when a young man coming to Sandusky City, Ohio, some time prior to the war of 1812, when there was only one cabin on the site of that now flourishing city. He was the first settler of the place. He removed to Venice, Erie county, and there for six or seven years owned and operated the first saw and grist mill of the place. Selling it to Mr. Heywood, he bought a farm a half mile west of Venice, where he died in 1877, aged eighty-eight years. In politics he was originally an Old-time Whig, afterward a Republican. At Mt. Vernon, Ohio, he had married Eliza Cooper, who was born in Trenton, N. J., of old Highland stock. The six children of William and Eliza McCartney were as follows: Katie, now Mrs. Dwelle, of Fremont; Charles, who died aged thirty years; Jessup, who died at the age of twenty-five years; Gertrude, wife of J. F. Chapman, of Erie county; Henry, of Erie county; and Cyrus Harvey.
The youngest child, Cyrus Harvey McCartney, grew up on the farm and attended the district schools. On December 25, 1859, he was married, at Castalia, Erie county, to Miss Margaret L. Crippen. who was born December 23, 1836, in Groton township, Erie county, daughter of Charles B. and Lovina (Vandercook) Crippen. Charles Crippen was an extensive landowner near Bellevue. His wife Lovina Vandercook was born in Troy, N. Y., February 15, 1807, came to Ohio when about nineteen years old, and died in Groton township, Erie county, aged sixty- two years. After his marriage Mr. McCartney settled on the old McCartney farm near Venice, Erie county. He engaged in stock- raising and farming until 1877, when he purchased and moved to a farm of sixty-eight and a half acres in Green Creek township, Sandusky county. He has lived here ever since, except two years spent in " Egypt," Illinois. Mr. and Mrs. McCartney have had seven children, as follows: Gertrude C, born November 8, 1860, now the wife of Thomas Butler; Bell, born February 26, 1862, married to Dr. L. U. Howard; George D., born December 19, 1866; Eliza L. , born February 16, 1873, died February 5, 1874; Florence May, born August 6, 1875; Maude C, born June 12, 1877; Harvey Jessup, born August 17, 1879. In politics Mr. McCartney is a pronounced Republican.
COMMEMORATIVE BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD OF THE COUNTIES OF SANDUSKY AND OTTAWA, OHIO, CONTAINING BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES OF PROMINENT AND REPRESENTATIVE CITIZENS, AND OF MANY OF THE EARLY SETTLED FAMILIES. -ILLUSTRATEID-CHICAGO: J. H. BEERS & CO. 1896
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