Biography of Samuel Cinclare Bartholomew - Wayne Co. WV


Samuel Cinclare Bartholomew, is a native of the "Keystone State", born 
October 11, 1830, a son of Wendel and Sarah McGill 
Bartholomew, then residents of Pennsylvania, and now deceased. His 
father born in Germany, November 15, 1778, died in 
Millhall, Pennsyvania, August 9, 1875; his mother was born January 15, 
1800, and died in Clinton county, Pennsylvania, July 4, 
1873. Samule C. Bartholomew, in Clinton county, Pennsylvania, December 
30, 1855, was united in marriage with Mary Ann 
Bottorf, who was born in Pennsylvania, March 3, 1831. Their children are 
recorded; William Henry, born March 4, 1859, died 
April 8, 1861; Winfield Scott, October 15, 1861, lives in Ripley Ohio, 
Lucy Ann, November 25, 1863, died October 28, 
1880, Emma Jane, September 27, 1865, Harry, February 28, 1869, George 
B., October 20, 1873, Frankie, September 27, 
1875, Samuel, October 20, 1877, Mary, Decmeber, 23, 1882 - these six at 
home. George Bottorf, born in Lebenon county, 
Pennsylvania, in March 1801, is the father of Mrs. Bartholomew. Her 
mother, whose name before marriage was Hattie 
McFasson, was born in Lebenon county, Pennsylvania, in 1804, and died at 
Bald Eagle Pennsylvania November, 1880. During 
his residence in Clinton county, Mr. Bartholomew was four years sheriff 
of the county. He entered the Federal army as a 
second lieutenant of Company G, 203rd Pennsylania Infantry, and 
afterward served in the Navy as first engineer. He settled in 
Wayne county in 1871, and follows the trade of millwright, with 
residence and post office address at Ceredo, Wayne county, 
W.Va.


Submitted by Lorna Corns Workman <pworkman@newwave.net> 

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