. Genealogical gleanings of Siggins, and other Pennsylvania families; a volume of history, biography and colonial, revolutionary, civil and other war records including names of many other Warren County pioneers. ckhart, b. April 22, 1822; d. April 20, 1899,in Youngsville. He was County Commissioner in War-ren County several years. Their children were: 769.* i. LAVERN Alexander Siggins5, b. March 10,1842; m. May 10, 1863, in Bedora Hunter (H67). 770.* ii. WILLIAM Lawrence Siggins5, b. December 18,1843, in Jamestown, N. Y.; m. 1st: Mary Smith; m. 2nd: Mary Guignon, a sister
. Genealogical gleanings of Siggins, and other Pennsylvania families; a volume of history, biography and colonial, revolutionary, civil and other war records including names of many other Warren County pioneers. ckhart, b. April 22, 1822; d. April 20, 1899,in Youngsville. He was County Commissioner in War-ren County several years. Their children were: 769.* i. LAVERN Alexander Siggins5, b. March 10,1842; m. May 10, 1863, in Bedora Hunter (H67). 770.* ii. WILLIAM Lawrence Siggins5, b. December 18,1843, in Jamestown, N. Y.; m. 1st: Mary Smith; m. 2nd: Mary Guignon, a sister of Marietta, who marriedD. H. Siggins. 771.::: iii. DAVID Henry Siggins, b. December 8, 1846;m. Sept. 2, 1865:Julia Marietta Guignon, of Sugar Grove, Pa. 772. *iv. MARGARET Adaline Siggins, b. November 17,1849; F. Rounce. 773.* v. ELIZA Delphine Siggins, b. Feb. 7, 1851; D. Hatch. 774.* vi. BENJAMIN Verow Siggins5, b. March 5, 1853;m. Ella J. Owens. 775.* vii. MARY Emaline Siggins, b. April 22, 1855; Millard F. Jaquins; m. A. Lincoln. 776.* viii. CHARLES Alma Siggins, b. August 28, 1857;m. Anna Jones. 777. ix. ANNICE Isabella Siggins, b. June 25, 1860; DAVID HENRY(7711 SIGGINS. Other Families 237 JACKSON FAMILY. Jl.* DANIEL JACKSON, a native of Connecticut,came in 1797, from near Ithica, New York, to WarrenCounty, Pennsylvania, was the progenitor of the Jacksonfamily of western Pennsylvania; was the first settler inwhat later became known as Conawango township, locatingon Jackson run, about a half mile from its mouth, this runstill bears his name. He built the first saw mill and later the first grist millin the county. The saw mill was completed in 1800, and thefirst raft of pine lumber, about 30,000 feet, to seek a mar-ket down the river from Warren County, was manufacturedat this mill and landed in Pittsburgh in the spring of 1801. To illustrate the isolation of the place and the diffi-culties of communication, it is relat
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