<TMGSUBTITLE>Ancestors of Roy Alexander Phillips Ancestors of Roy Alexander Phillips



Ancestors of Roy Alexander Phillips
1887-1965

Generation One

1. Roy Alexander1 Phillips (Alexander, #2) was born on 27 Dec 1887 in Crafton, Allegheny Co., PA. He married Hilda Emelie Klingelhofer, daughter of William Louis Klingelhofer and Susannah Backoefer, on 19 Jun 1912 in Pittsburgh, Allegheny, PA. He died on 4 Oct 1965 in Clairton, Allegheny Co., PA, at age 77. He was buried in Trinity Lutheran Church Cem, Franklin Township, Allegheny, PA.

He was the House Agent for the Carnegie Land Company but he especially loved tending his extensive vegetable garden where he raised corn, tomatoes, beans and much more. He always was interested in and kept up with what was going on in the world.

Generation Two

2. Alexander2 Phillips (Samuel, #4) was born circa 1844 in Robinson Twnshp, Allegheny, PA. He married Elizabeth Jane Aiken (see #3), daughter of William Aiken III and Margaret Miller, in 1868 in Robinson Twnshp, Allegheny, PA. He died on 14 Oct 1895 in Pittsburgh, Allegheny, PA as a result of a Trolley Car accident.

Children of Alexander2 Phillips and Elizabeth Jane Aiken (see #3) were as follows:

3. Elizabeth Jane2 Aiken (William, #6) was born on 16 Aug 1850 in Moon Run, Robinson Township, Allegheny Co, PA. She married Alexander Phillips (see #2), son of Samuel B. Phillips and Margaret McCormick Philips, in 1868 in Robinson Twnshp, Allegheny, PA. She died circa 8 May 1950 in Crafton, Allegheny Co., PA, at age 99. She was buried in United Presbyterian Church Cem, Moon Run, Allegheny, PA. She was affectionately known as E.J.

Generation Three

4. Samuel B.3 Phillips (Alexander, #8) was born circa 1809 in Robinson Twnshp, Allegheny, PA. He married Margaret McCormick Philips (see #5), daughter of Joseph Philips ??? and Ann (--?--), before 1845 in Robinson Twnshp, Allegheny, PA. He died on 9 Mar 1894 in Robinson Twnshp, Allegheny, PA. He was buried after 9 Mar 1894 in Union United Presbyterian Ch Cem, Robinson Twnshp, Allegheny, PA.

Children of Samuel B.3 Phillips and Margaret McCormick Philips (see #5) were as follows:

5. Margaret McCormick3 Philips (Joseph, #10) was born circa 1814 in PA. She married Samuel B. Phillips (see #4), son of Alexander Phillips and Mary Sharp, before 1845 in Robinson Twnshp, Allegheny, PA. She died on 30 Sep 1896 in Robinson Twnshp, Allegheny, PA. She was buried in Oct 1896 in Robinson Twnshp, Allegheny, PA. That she was the daughter of Joseph and Ann PHILIPS is only a working hypothesis.

6. William3 Aiken III (William, #12) was born circa 1825 in Allegheny, PA. He married Margaret Miller (see #7), daughter of Robert Miller and Elizabeth Young, in 1847 in Robinson Twnshp, Allegheny, PA. He died in 1911 in Robinson Twnshp, Allegheny, PA. He was buried in 1911 in Union United Presbyterian Ch Cem, Robinson Twnshp, Allegheny, PA.

Children of William3 Aiken III and Margaret Miller (see #7) were as follows:

7. Margaret3 Miller (Robert, #14) was born circa 1825 in PA. She married William Aiken III (see #6), son of William Aiken II and Hannah Phillips, in 1847 in Robinson Twnshp, Allegheny, PA. She died circa 1910 in Crafton, Allegheny, PA. She was buried in 1910 in United Presbyterian Church Cem, Moon Run, Allegheny, PA. She had brothers: James m. Nancy; John b. 1827; Joseph b. 1834. She was was a wife and mother.

Generation Four

8. Alexander4 Phillips (Samuel, #16) was born before 1789. He married Mary Sharp (see #9) before 1809. He died in Robinson Twnshp, Allegheny, PA.

Children of Alexander4 Phillips and Mary Sharp (see #9) were as follows:

9. Mary4 Sharp was born before 1795. She married Alexander Phillips (see #8), son of Samuel Phillips and Margaret (--?--), before 1809. She died after 1832.

10. Joseph4 Philips ??? (John, #20) married Ann (--?--) (see #11).

Children of Joseph4 Philips ??? and Ann (--?--) (see #11) were:

11. Ann4 (--?--) married Joseph Philips ??? (see #10), son of John Philips.

12. William4 Aiken II (William, #24) was born in 1799 in Robinson Twnshp, Allegheny, PA. He married Hannah Phillips (see #13), daughter of Jonathan Phillips and Hannah Cowen, before 1825 in Robinson Twnshp, Allegheny, PA. He died circa 1829 in Robinson Twnshp, Allegheny Co, PA. He was buried in 1829 in Union United Presbyterian Ch Cem, Robinson Twnshp, Allegheny, PA.

Children of William4 Aiken II and Hannah Phillips (see #13) were as follows:

13. Hannah4 Phillips (Jonathan, #26) married William Aiken II (see #12), son of William Aiken I and Agnes McKinnis (or McGinnis), before 1825 in Robinson Twnshp, Allegheny, PA.

14. Robert4 Miller was born before 1794. He married Elizabeth Young (see #15), daughter of John Young, Sr. and Abigail Bail, on 17 Jun 1822. He died in Jun 1836.

Children of Robert4 Miller and Elizabeth Young (see #15) were as follows:

15. Elizabeth4 Young (John, #30) was born on 22 Nov 1794 in Robinson Twp., Allegheny Co., PA. She married Robert Miller (see #14) on 17 Jun 1822. She died on 25 Apr 1880 at age 85.

Generation Five

16. Samuel5 Phillips (John, #32) was born before 1750. He married Margaret (--?--) (see #17).

He received a Land patent on 21 Mar 1788 in Robinson Twnshp, Allegheny, PA.

Children of Samuel5 Phillips and Margaret (--?--) (see #17) were as follows:

17. Margaret5 (--?--) married Samuel Phillips (see #16), son of John Phillips.

20. John5 Philips.

Children of John5 Philips and Margaret (---?---) were:

24. William5 Aiken I was born in 1767 probably in Ireland. He married Agnes McKinnis (or McGinnis) (see #25) before 1799. He died in 1844 in Robinson Twnshp, Allegheny, PA.

Children of William5 Aiken I and Agnes McKinnis (or McGinnis) (see #25) were:

25. Agnes5 McKinnis (or McGinnis) was born in 1762. She married William Aiken I (see #24) before 1799. She died in 1829 in Robinson Twnshp, Allegheny, PA.

26. Jonathan5 Phillips (John, #32) was born in 1746 probably in Ireland. He married Hannah Cowen (see #27) before 1785. He died on 3 Apr 1830 in Robinson Twp., Allegheny Co., PA. He was buried circa 3 Apr 1830 in Union United Presbyterian Ch Cem, Robinson Twnshp, Allegheny, PA.

"Some time previous to the revolutionary war two brothers emigrated from their native country, Ireland, to America, accompanied by their sister, who was afterwards married and became the mother of a large family of children. These brothers, both farmers, were Jonathan and Samuel Phillips, former of whom purchased four hundred acres and latter about five hundred acres from the government, the property being in what was then Washington county, now Robinson township. Jonathan married Miss Cowen, who bore him four sons and four daughters, Samuel, born in 1790, being among the youngest."

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Children of Jonathan5 Phillips and Hannah Cowen (see #27) were as follows:

27. Hannah5 Cowen was born in 1755. She married Jonathan Phillips (see #26), son of John Phillips, before 1785. She died in 1825 in Robinson Twnshp, Allegheny, PA. She was buried in 1825 in Union United Presbyterian Ch Cem, Robinson Twnshp, Allegheny, PA.

30. John5 Young , Sr. (James, #60) was born in 1773 in Bart Twp., Lancaster Co., PA. He married Abigail Bail (see #31) on 18 Feb 1794. He died on 1 Feb 1853. He was buried circa 1 Feb 1853 in Union United Presbyterian Ch Cem, Robinson Twnshp, Allegheny, PA.

From McGinness and Scott Families and Their Branches - Genealogical Notes by Samuel W. McGinness and Mary R. Ford (1892)

"John Young, ... was born... in Bart township, Lancaster county, Pa., and was but a child when his mother removed, with her family, to what is now Robinson township, Allegheny county, Pa. Here the greater part of his life was spent.... Mr. Young purchased from his brother-in-law, William Hall, 76 acres of land in the above named township, on which they located and continued to reside during the remainder of their lives. The name 'John Young' appears among those given in a list of the residents of Robinson township in the year 1803."

Children of John5 Young , Sr. and Abigail Bail (see #31) were as follows:

31. Abigail5 Bail was born in 1775 in Allegheny Co., PA. She married John Young, Sr. (see #30), son of James Young and Mary Scott, on 18 Feb 1794. She died on 1 Apr 1860 in Robinson Twp., Allegheny Co., PA.

From McGinness and Scott Families and Their Branches - Genealogical Notes by Samuel W. McGinness and Mary R. Ford (1892)

"The following sketch (dated 1860) was taken from the Pittsburgh Dispatch: 'Death of a Veteran Mother: On the 1st of April last, Mrs. Abigail Young, Sr., died at her residence in Robinson township, in the eighty-fifth year of her age. The deceased was born in Allegheny county, in 1775, and passed through many trying scenes in her early life. Her father's family, with a few other families, had erected a small fort on the farm now belonging to John McMichael, about nine miles from Fort Pitt and one mile from the present Steubenville turnpike. While occupying this fort, one of her brothers was killed by the Indians. She was married at the age of eighteen, raised a family of thirteen children, and lived to see her youngest child reach the age of forty years. She had also sixty-two grandchildren and thirty-eight great grandchildren--- in all one hundred and thirteen descendants.' *John and Abigail (Bail) Young had thirteen children, all born and raised on the homestead farm in Robinson township. They are all now (1892) dead except one son, Samuel Neely."

Generation Six

32. John6 Phillips was born before 1731. He died after 1746.

Children of John6 Phillips and an unknown spouse were as follows:

60. James6 Young was born before 1745. He married Mary Scott (see #61), daughter of Joseph Scott, Sr, between 1760 and 1769. He died before 1780 in Bart Twp., Lancaster Co., PA.

Children of James6 Young and Mary Scott (see #61) were as follows:

61. Mary6 Scott (Joseph, #122) was born circa 1734 in Ballymacran, Co. Derry, Ireland. She married James Young (see #60) between 1760 and 1769. She married John Morgan before 1780. She died on 21 Sep 1814 in Robinson Twp., Allegheny Co., PA.

From McGinness and Scott Families and Their Branches - Genealogical Notes by Samuel W. McGinness and Mary R. Ford (1892)

"Mary Scott, the eldest child and only daughter of Joseph Scott, Sr., was born in County Derry, Ireland, about the year 1734, and, in early womanhood, emigrated with her brothers from her native county, to America. 'She was married sometime in the 60's of the past century, to James Young, of what is now Bart township, Lancaster county, Pa. He lived on the main road leading from Philadelphia to Lancaster, where he kept an inn at which the wagoners stopped on their route. It is not known in what year Mr. Young died, but evidently it was prior to 1780. He was buried in the burying ground of one of the Seceder or Covenanter churches of Bart township. His wife, Mary, afterwards married John Morgan, and with her eight children, came to Western Pennsylvania about the year 1780. Their location, in what is now Allegheny county, seems to have been in the neighborhood of the land settled by the Scotts in Robinson township, and near where the fort (afterwards known as the Cowan Fort) was built by John Peter Beyl, or Bail. 'Mary Scott Young, after her second marriage, was known to the succeeding generation of Youngs as 'Grandmother Morgan.' She died Sept. 21, 1814, aged 80 years, and was buried in the cemetery of Union A. R. church (Union United Presbyterian Church), Robinson township, her grave being marked by a stone which gives her name as 'Mary Morgan.'

"Sleep on, sleep on, thou pulseless heart, Where jasamine stars drop golden rain; From every troubled thought apart, Forgotten every earthly pain. Sleep on; thy long repose is sweet, Tender and cool thy grassy sod. traveler! Stay thy hurrying feet; Step softly here-'she rest in God."

Generation Seven

122. Joseph7 Scott, Sr. (William, #244) was born between 1701 and 1720 in Ballymacran, Co. Derry, Ireland. He died at an unknown date in Ballymacran, Co. Derry, Ireland.

From McGinness and Scott Families and Their Branches - Genealogical Notes by Samuel W. McGinness and Mary R. Ford (1892)

Joseph Scott, son of William Scott, was born in Ballymacran, County Derry, Ireland, as near as can be estimated, in the early part of the eighteenth century. He was twice married, but the names of his wives and the dates of his marriages have not been obtained. His children were, so far as has been ascertained, one daughter and five sons, viz.: Mary, William, Zaccheus, Nathan, Samuel and James.

He died in Ballymacran, Ireland, after which his children emigrated to America. Although the exact date of their arrival is not known, it was, most probably, between the years 1760 and 1770 --- in colonial days.

They first located in Lancaster county, Pa., and shortly after, with a number of others from the same place, removed to Western Pennsylvania and settled in what is now Allegheny county. Being among the early settlers of the county, they endured the hardships, and were subject to the dangers of pioneer times."

Children of Joseph7 Scott , Sr. and an unknown spouse all born in Ballymacran, Co. Derry, Ireland, were as follows:

Generation Eight

244. William8 Scott was born between 1650 and 1700 in Scotland. He died on an unknown date in Ballymacran, Co. Derry, Ireland.

From McGinness and Scott Families and Their Branches - Genealogical Notes by Samuel W. McGinness and Mary R. Ford (1892)

"William Scott, the progenitor of the family with which this genealogy has to deal, was born in Scotland in the latter half of the seventeenth century -- the exact date has not been ascertained. On account of his loyalty to the principles of the 'Church of Scotland' and bitter opposition to Popery, he, with many other families of Covenanter sympathies, in order to enjoy peace and safety, was compelled to leave his native land and find a home elsewhere. He, accordingly, went to the north of Ireland and settled at Ballymacran -- near Newtown Limvady, in the northern part of County Derry. There he laid out a deer park and salmon fishery, as he was a man of considerable wealth -- which, be it remembered, must be judged by the standard of those days, not of the present time.

But few details of his life have come down to us, which is greatly to be regretted. The date of his marriage or the name of his wife has not been learned; nor do we know when or where he died, though it is supposed that, after locating in Ballymacran, he continued to reside there during the remainder of his life, and that he also died there. We have gained knowledge of but one child -- a son, Joseph -- though undoubtedly there were other representatives of the family."

Children of William8 Scott and an unknown spouse were:





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