Arbuckle-Mansell families - Person Sheet
Misc. Notes
OBITUARY
Mrs Kate Arbuckle, wife of Daniel Arbuckle, died at the residence of her husband at Cherry Hill on Saturday night last after a very short illness. She was a member of the Cherry Hill M E Church and was most estimable and highly respected lady. She had a large circle of friends. The funeral took place on Wednesday.287
OBITUARY
Mrs Kate Arbuckle a very estimable lady the wife of Mr Daniel T Arbuckle of White Hall farm near Fair Hill, died at her home on Sunday night. Before her marriage Mrs Arbuckle was Miss Culp of Manyunk[sic], Pa, where she resided at the time of her marriage. Three children survive her, her infant child having died a few days previous to her death. Mrs Arbuckle was in her thirty sixth year and was through her kind and amiable disposition endeared to a large circle of friends and acquaintances. She was a consistent member of the Methodist Episcopal Church, holding her membership at Cherry Hill, where her funeral services were held, and in the cemetery of which church her remains were buried, the Rev Thos B Hunter conducting the services. Mr Arbuckle has the sympathy of that entire community in his unexpected and painful bereavement.501
Mrs Kate Arbuckle, wife of Daniel Arbuckle, died at the residence of her husband at Cherry Hill on Saturday night last after a very short illness. She was a member of the Cherry Hill M E Church and was most estimable and highly respected lady. She had a large circle of friends. The funeral took place on Wednesday.287
OBITUARY
Mrs Kate Arbuckle a very estimable lady the wife of Mr Daniel T Arbuckle of White Hall farm near Fair Hill, died at her home on Sunday night. Before her marriage Mrs Arbuckle was Miss Culp of Manyunk[sic], Pa, where she resided at the time of her marriage. Three children survive her, her infant child having died a few days previous to her death. Mrs Arbuckle was in her thirty sixth year and was through her kind and amiable disposition endeared to a large circle of friends and acquaintances. She was a consistent member of the Methodist Episcopal Church, holding her membership at Cherry Hill, where her funeral services were held, and in the cemetery of which church her remains were buried, the Rev Thos B Hunter conducting the services. Mr Arbuckle has the sympathy of that entire community in his unexpected and painful bereavement.501
Research
Multiple dates for her death exist. Tombstone says 2-Jun150, Paul Taylor Arbuckle listed it as 12-Jun6, and calculated from Obituary is 11-Jun287. [[PDA 7-Apr-2002]]
Spouses
Death Memo3rd District
Burial MemoCherry Hill UMC (N39:39.803, W075:51.068)
RemarksDeath Certificate
FatherDaniel T ARBUCKLE (1813-1891)
MotherMary Simpson MAGARGLE (1816-1905)
Misc. Notes
“Daniel..., the owner and occupant of a farm in Cecil County, is numbered among the progressive agriculturists of District No 4. His estate comprises one hundred and fifty-three acres, bearing good improvements, and is devoted to the purposes of general farming. It lies on the Elkton road, five miles from the city of that name, and has been his home since 1894. He is a man of enterprise, and in his business and social relations his energetic character and judgment find ample field for exercise.
In the city of Philadelphia Daniel was born in 1852.
The education of [Daniel] was obtained in the public schools of Philadelphia. At the age of sixteen he began to learn the plumber’s trade, at which he served an apprenticeship of three years. On coming to Maryland, he worked on the home farm for two years, and then took charge of the chemical department of the plant owned by William M Singerly, remaining in that postion for seven years and then returning to the homestead in 1894.
Notwithstanding the fact that his personal interests have demanded much time and thought, he has always been a public-spirited citizen, giving his support to enterprises having for their object the welfare of the people around him. Politically he is a supporter of Republican principles, but has never sought office, preferring to devote his leisure hours to the quiet enjoyment of domestic happiness. He has been twice married, his first wife having been Miss Kate Culp, of Philadelphia, who died in 1891. The children born of this union are Samuel J, Ella May and Raymond. After the death of his first wife he was united with Miss Mary Spratt, an estimable lady residing in District No 3. The family are identified with the Methodist Episcopal Church at Cherry Hill, to the maintenance of which Mr Arbuckle is a contributor. Besides assisting materially in the development of the agricultural resources of the district, he has exerted an influence for good as a man of sound sense, unswerving integrity and the thoughtful disposition that makes him just and considerate in his dealings with others.”415
1896 Cecil Co Assessments, 3rd Dist
Arbuckle, Dan’l (undeciph); 60 acres land adj Wm Otley and others; Frame dwelling, barn, granary, valued at $4000
1900 Cecil Co Census , 1-Jun-1900, 1st Precinct, 4th District, Enumeration District 18, p 117A
ARBUCKLE, Daniel T, Head, male, married, born PA in Jul 1852, parents born PA, farmer
Mary C, wife, female, married, born MD in Dec 1868, parents born MD
Ella M, daughter, female, single, born MD in Oct 1883, father born PA, mother born MD
Raymond, son, male, single, born MD in Mar1889, father born PA, mother born MD
Stanley M, son, male, single, born MD in Apr 1899, father born PA, mother born MD
Mary E, daughter, female, single, born MD in Apr 1899, father born PA, mother born MD
EGNOR, Maurice E, Gr nephew, male, born MD in Apr 1880, parents born MD138,258
1910 Cecil Co Census, 15-May-1910, District#4 Fair Hill, Enumeration District 20, p 151A, dwelling 224(Andora and Cherry Hill Road)
ARBUCKLE, Daniel T, Head, male, age 57, married 15 yrs (2nd marriage), born PA , parents born PA, farmer, owns frame house w/ mortgage
Mary C, wife, female, age 42, married 15 yrs (1st marriage), 2 children born and living, born MD, parents born MD
Raymond W, son, male, age 21, single, born MD, parents born PA, farm laborer
Stanley M, son, male, age 11, single, born MD, father born PA, mother born MD
Emily M, daughter, female, age 11, single, born MD, father born PA, mother born MD
1920 Cecil Co Census, 15-Jan-1920, 3rd Election District, Enumeration District 20, dwelling 184
ARBUCKLE, Daniel T, Head, male, age 67, married, born PA , parents born PA
Mary C, wife, female, age 52, married, born MD, parents born MD
Ramon, son, male, age 30, single, born MD, parents born PA
Stanley, son, male, age 20, single, born MD, father born PA, mother born MD
Emily, daughter, female, age 20, single, born MD, father born PA, mother born MD
OBITUARY
Daniel T Arbuckle, an esteemed retired farmer, aged 74 years, who had been ill with stomach trouble, died of an acute attack, at his home at Cherry Hill, on Tuesday night. His father, the late Daniel Arbuckle removed to this county from Philadelphia, locating in the Fourth District. After his death, Mr Arbuckle followed farming, until his retirement some years ago. His second wife, three sons, Samuel, of Philadelphia; Raymond, of Perry Point; Stanley, of Philadelphia; two daughters, Mrs Ella Reiger, of Philadelphia; Miss Emily Arbuckle, of Cherry Hill, and a brother, Phillip R, of Wilmington, survive him. His funeral will be held today, Saturday, with services and interment private.502
In the city of Philadelphia Daniel was born in 1852.
The education of [Daniel] was obtained in the public schools of Philadelphia. At the age of sixteen he began to learn the plumber’s trade, at which he served an apprenticeship of three years. On coming to Maryland, he worked on the home farm for two years, and then took charge of the chemical department of the plant owned by William M Singerly, remaining in that postion for seven years and then returning to the homestead in 1894.
Notwithstanding the fact that his personal interests have demanded much time and thought, he has always been a public-spirited citizen, giving his support to enterprises having for their object the welfare of the people around him. Politically he is a supporter of Republican principles, but has never sought office, preferring to devote his leisure hours to the quiet enjoyment of domestic happiness. He has been twice married, his first wife having been Miss Kate Culp, of Philadelphia, who died in 1891. The children born of this union are Samuel J, Ella May and Raymond. After the death of his first wife he was united with Miss Mary Spratt, an estimable lady residing in District No 3. The family are identified with the Methodist Episcopal Church at Cherry Hill, to the maintenance of which Mr Arbuckle is a contributor. Besides assisting materially in the development of the agricultural resources of the district, he has exerted an influence for good as a man of sound sense, unswerving integrity and the thoughtful disposition that makes him just and considerate in his dealings with others.”415
1896 Cecil Co Assessments, 3rd Dist
Arbuckle, Dan’l (undeciph); 60 acres land adj Wm Otley and others; Frame dwelling, barn, granary, valued at $4000
1900 Cecil Co Census , 1-Jun-1900, 1st Precinct, 4th District, Enumeration District 18, p 117A
ARBUCKLE, Daniel T, Head, male, married, born PA in Jul 1852, parents born PA, farmer
Mary C, wife, female, married, born MD in Dec 1868, parents born MD
Ella M, daughter, female, single, born MD in Oct 1883, father born PA, mother born MD
Raymond, son, male, single, born MD in Mar1889, father born PA, mother born MD
Stanley M, son, male, single, born MD in Apr 1899, father born PA, mother born MD
Mary E, daughter, female, single, born MD in Apr 1899, father born PA, mother born MD
EGNOR, Maurice E, Gr nephew, male, born MD in Apr 1880, parents born MD138,258
1910 Cecil Co Census, 15-May-1910, District#4 Fair Hill, Enumeration District 20, p 151A, dwelling 224(Andora and Cherry Hill Road)
ARBUCKLE, Daniel T, Head, male, age 57, married 15 yrs (2nd marriage), born PA , parents born PA, farmer, owns frame house w/ mortgage
Mary C, wife, female, age 42, married 15 yrs (1st marriage), 2 children born and living, born MD, parents born MD
Raymond W, son, male, age 21, single, born MD, parents born PA, farm laborer
Stanley M, son, male, age 11, single, born MD, father born PA, mother born MD
Emily M, daughter, female, age 11, single, born MD, father born PA, mother born MD
1920 Cecil Co Census, 15-Jan-1920, 3rd Election District, Enumeration District 20, dwelling 184
ARBUCKLE, Daniel T, Head, male, age 67, married, born PA , parents born PA
Mary C, wife, female, age 52, married, born MD, parents born MD
Ramon, son, male, age 30, single, born MD, parents born PA
Stanley, son, male, age 20, single, born MD, father born PA, mother born MD
Emily, daughter, female, age 20, single, born MD, father born PA, mother born MD
OBITUARY
Daniel T Arbuckle, an esteemed retired farmer, aged 74 years, who had been ill with stomach trouble, died of an acute attack, at his home at Cherry Hill, on Tuesday night. His father, the late Daniel Arbuckle removed to this county from Philadelphia, locating in the Fourth District. After his death, Mr Arbuckle followed farming, until his retirement some years ago. His second wife, three sons, Samuel, of Philadelphia; Raymond, of Perry Point; Stanley, of Philadelphia; two daughters, Mrs Ella Reiger, of Philadelphia; Miss Emily Arbuckle, of Cherry Hill, and a brother, Phillip R, of Wilmington, survive him. His funeral will be held today, Saturday, with services and interment private.502
Marriagebef 1874, Probably Philadelphia, PA415
ChildrenPaul Thurlow (Died as Infant) (1874-1875)
Samuel John (1875-1938)
Irean May (Died as Infant) (1877-1877)
Eleanor May “Ella” (1884-1960)
William Raymond (1889-1966)
Irvin (Died as Infant) (<1892-1892)