Elizabeth Susan Garvin was born in October 1890 in Jefferson County, Pennsylvania.^1,2 She was the daughter of Joseph Albert Garvin and Anna L. Guthrie.¹ She was probably unmarried.¹ She died in 1972.¹ She was buried in Vandervort Cemetery, Clover Township, Jefferson County, Pennsylvania.¹

     Susan Garvin was born circa 1866 in Jefferson County, Pennsylvania.¹ She was the daughter of Joseph Marvin Garvin and Elizabeth Jane Kennedy.¹ She died before 1880 as she was not enumerated in her father's household in the 1880 census.²

     John Garvin was born circa 1866 in Jefferson County, Pennsylvania.¹ He was the son of Joseph Marvin Garvin and Elizabeth Jane Kennedy.¹ He died before 1880.²

     Bertha Garvin was born circa 1869 in Jefferson County, Pennsylvania.¹ She was the daughter of Joseph Marvin Garvin and Elizabeth Jane Kennedy.¹ She died before 1880.²

     James Marvin Garvin was born in June 1871 in Jefferson County, Pennsylvania.^1,2 He was the son of Joseph Marvin Garvin and Elizabeth Jane Kennedy.¹ He married Elizabeth Love circa 1897.^2,3

     James Marvin Garvin was a shoemaker in Dubois, Clearfield County, Pennsylvania, in 1900.²

     Elizabeth Love was born in September 1872.¹ She married James Marvin Garvin, son of Joseph Marvin Garvin and Elizabeth Jane Kennedy, circa 1897.^1,2

     Melvina Armenio Garvin was born on 5 April 1852 in Clarion County, Pennsylvania.^4,5,6,7 She was the daughter of Samuel Garvin and Jane Patterson.¹ She married John T. Davis on 13 January 1868 in Freeeport, Pennsylvania.⁸ She died on 22 December 1943 in Clarion, Clarion County, Pennsylvania, at age 91.^2,9,7 She was buried in Clarion Cemetery, Clarion.⁹

     Melvina Armenio Garvin and John T. Davis were living in Eldred Township, McKean County, Pennsylvania, where John was an oil well tool dresser.¹⁰ She and John T. Davis moved to Clarion, Clarion County, Pennsylvania, by 1910 where they remained the rest of their lives. In 1910, John was working as a cobbler, owning his own shop.^{11,12,13,14,15}

     John T. Davis was born on 7 September 1846 in West Freedom, Perry Township, Clarion County, Pennsylvania.¹ He married Melvina Armenio Garvin, daughter of Samuel Garvin and Jane Patterson, on 13 January 1868 in Freeeport, Pennsylvania.¹ He died on 2 May 1923 in Claron, Clarion County, Pennsylvania, at age 76.¹ He was buried in Clarion Cemetery, Claron.¹

     John T. Davis and Melvina Armenio Garvin were living in Eldred Township, McKean County, Pennsylvania, where John was an oil well tool dresser.² He and Melvina Armenio Garvin moved to Clarion, Clarion County, Pennsylvania, by 1910 where they remained the rest of their lives. In 1910, John was working as a cobbler, owning his own shop.^3,4,5,6,7

     Archibald Garvin died circa 1791 in Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania.¹

     Archibald Garvin died intestate (without a will) on 20 December 1791 in Westmoreland County.¹

     Jean (?) married Marvin Garvin.¹

     Jane Garvin was the daughter of Marvin Garvin.¹ She married David Shields on 12 January 1802 in Mt. Pleasant Presybterian Church, Mt. Pleasant, Westmoreland County.^2,3

     Jane Garvin was known as Jenny Garvin.⁴ She was named a benefitiary in the will of her father Marvin Garvin on 7 May 1794. According to the will, Jane and her sister Agnes were to divide equally "Marvin's first wife's body cloathing and riding saddle. "Jenny" was also to receive his pocket bible and Gospel Sonnets.^4,5 She was a minor when her father Marvin Garvin died. The court-appointed guardians for Marvin's minor children were Samuel Osburn for his son Archibald; John McConnell of North Huntington Township for his daughter Agnes; John Christy of North Huntington Township for his son Joseph; John Christy for his daughter Jane; and John Probst of North Huntington Township for his son Samuel. John Christy of North Huntington Township was appointed guardian by the court on 9 June 1794 for Jane who was under 14 years of age.¹ She sold her share of her father Marvin Garvin's Newton property in North Huntington Township, Westmoreland County, along with her husband David Shields to her brother-in-law James Johnston in 1806. James in turn sold the property to Samuel Johnston.^6,7 She and David Shields sold Jane's share of her father Marvin Garvin's property called "Newton" in North Huntington Township, Westmoreland County, on 19 December 1806 to James Johnston who in turn sold the property to Samuel Johnston.⁶

     David Shields married Jane Garvin, daughter of Marvin Garvin, on 12 January 1802 in Mt. Pleasant Presybterian Church, Mt. Pleasant, Westmoreland County.^2,1

     David Shields and Jane Shields sold Jane's share of her father Marvin Garvin's property called "Newton" in North Huntington Township, Westmoreland County, on 19 December 1806 to James Johnston who in turn sold the property to Samuel Johnston.³

     Agnes Garvin was the daughter of Marvin Garvin.¹ She married James Johnston.²

     Agnes Garvin was named a benefitiary in the will of her father Marvin Garvin on 7 May 1794. According to the will, Agnes and her sister Jane were to divide equally "Marvin's first wife's body cloathing and riding saddle. Agnes was also to receive one school bible and the Afflicted Man's Companion.^3,4 She was a minor when her father Marvin Garvin died. The court-appointed guardians for Marvin's minor children were Samuel Osburn for his son Archibald; John McConnell of North Huntington Township for his daughter Agnes; John Christy of North Huntington Township for his son Joseph; John Christy for his daughter Jane; and John Probst of North Huntington Township for his son Samuel. John McConnell of North Huntington Township was appointed guardian by the court on 9 June 1794 for Agnes who was under 14 years of age.¹

     James Johnston married Agnes Garvin, daughter of Marvin Garvin.¹

     Archibald Garvin was the son of Marvin Garvin.¹

     Archibald Garvin was named a benefitiary in the will of his father Marvin Garvin on 7 May 1794. According to the will, Marvin's "body cloathing" was to be divided equally among his three sons. In addition, Archibald was to receive a large bible.^2,3 He was a minor when his father Marvin Garvin died. The court-appointed guardians for Marvin's minor children were Samuel Osburn for his son Archibald; John McConnell of North Huntington Township for his daughter Agnes; John Christy of North Huntington Township for his son Joseph; John Christy for his daughter Jane; and John Probst of North Huntington Township for his son Samuel. Samuel Osburn was appointed guardian by the court on 9 June 1794 for Archibald who was under 14 years of age.¹ He sold his share of his father Marvin Garvin's Newton property in North Huntington Township, Westmoreland County, to his brother-in-law James Johnston in 1806. James in turn sold the property to Samuel Johnston.^4,5

     Joseph Mitchell Garvin was born circa 1790.¹ He was the son of Marvin Garvin.¹

     Joseph Mitchell Garvin was named a benefitiary in the will of his father Marvin Garvin on 7 May 1794. According to the will, Marvin's "body cloathing" was to be divided equally among his three sons. In addition, Joseph was to receive a school bible and Marvin's "old Margin bible."^2,3 He was a minor when his father Marvin Garvin died. The court-appointed guardians for Marvin's minor children were Samuel Osburn for his son Archibald; John McConnell of North Huntington Township for his daughter Agnes; John Christy of North Huntington Township for his son Joseph; John Christy for his daughter Jane; and John Probst of North Huntington Township for his son Samuel. John Christyof North Huntington Township was appointed guardian by the court on 9 June 1794 for Joseph who was under 14 years of age. When Joseph had reached 14 years of age in 1804, he petitioned the court for James Irwin to be named his guardian.¹

     William Heck was the son of Philip Heck and Elizabeth (?)¹

     Barbara Heck was the daughter of Philip Heck and Elizabeth (?)¹

     Christine Heck was the daughter of Philip Heck and Elizabeth (?)¹

     Catherine Heck was the daughter of Philip Heck and Elizabeth (?)¹

     Molly Heck was the daughter of Philip Heck and Elizabeth (?)¹ She married Jacob Smith.¹

     Jacob Smith married Molly Heck, daughter of Philip Heck and Elizabeth (?).¹

     Jacob Heck was born circa 1798.^1,2 He was the son of Philip Heck and Elizabeth (?)¹ He died on 26 February 1843 in North Huntington Township, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania.²

     Jane Kissinger was born circa 1859.¹ She married John Randolph.² She and John Randolph were divorced.² She married William Henry Beatty, son of Francis Beatty and Mary Donahey, on 17 March 1880 in Clarion, Clarion County, Pennsylvania.¹

     John Randolph married Jane Kissinger.¹ He and Jane Kissinger were divorced.¹

     William G. Beatty was born on 6 September 1864 in Franklin, Venango County, Pennsylvania.¹ He was the son of William Henry Beatty and Josephine Carson.¹ He married Philomena L. Greenawalt on 3 July 1889 in Tylersburg, Farmington Township, Clarion County, Pennsylvania.²

     William G. Beatty was working as a oil well pumper in Jenks Township, Forest County, Pennsylvania, in 1900.³

     Philomena L. Greenawalt was born on 5 February 1870 in Clarion County, Pennsylvania.¹ She married William G. Beatty, son of William Henry Beatty and Josephine Carson, on 3 July 1889 in Tylersburg, Farmington Township, Clarion County, Pennsylvania.² She died on 1 October 1961 in Crown, Farmington Township, Clarion County, Pennsylvania, at age 91.¹ She was buried in St. Mary's Cemetery, Crown, Farmington Township, Clarion County.¹

     Josephine M. Beatty was born in July 1890 in Pennsylvania.¹ She was the daughter of William G. Beatty and Philomena L. Greenawalt.¹ She married George B. Fasenmeyer.²

     George B. Fasenmeyer married Josephine M. Beatty, daughter of William G. Beatty and Philomena L. Greenawalt.¹

     James Ulysses Beatty was born on 25 February 1867 in Pennsylvania.¹ He was the son of William Henry Beatty and Josephine Carson.¹ He married Elizabeth Combs.¹ He died in November 1939 in Staunton, Virginia, at age 72.¹ He was buried in Pulaksi, Virginia.¹