As always, I would very much appreciate any additions or corrections to the information below. It is my plan to submit the final Pioneer compilation, with all contributors credited, to the appropriate historical and genealogical libraries.

(1) John Radcliff was born about 1808. John Radcliff immigrated by 1830 when his daughter Jane was born. The name of his wife is not known, nor whether he married in IOM or in Ohio, but she died between 1846 and 1850. There is a marriage of John Radcliff and Margaret Lewin, August 9, 1829 in Cuyahoga County.

John Radcliff lived in Warrensville.

1850 Warrensville census #3185: John Radcliff 42 IOM; Jane 20 Ohio; Catharine 18 Ohio; Ann 15 Ohio; Mary 11 Ohio; John 7 Ohio Margaret 4 Ohio; Henry W. Wood 21 shoemaker Eng

1860 Warrensville census #39: J. T. Radcliff 51 farmer IOM; Mary 20 Ohio; Mary A. Corlett 16 IOM; Jane Keweney 30 Ohio.

1870 Warrensville census #174: John Radcliff 61 farmer IOM; John 27 Ohio; Mary Corlett 26 dressmaker IOM.

Children of _____ and John Radcliff: born in Ohio

i. Jane Radcliff was born about 1830.

ii. Catharine Radcliff was born about 1832.

iii. Ann Radcliff was born about 1835.

iv. Mary Radcliff was born about 1839. She may be the Mary Radcliff who married George W. Pentry. He died January 9, 1926, and is buried at Lakeview Cemetery. George and Mary Pentry lived in Warrensville.

1880 Warrensville census p. 381B: George Penty 44 farmer Ohio; Mary 40 Ohio; William C. 11 Ohio; John R. 9 Ohio; George D Ohio.

v. John Radcliff was born about 1843.

vi. Margaret Radcliff was born about 1846.

(2) John C. Radcliff was born in 1802, and died in Warrensville, October 31, 1884, 81 y 10m (1802-1884). He is buried in Warrenville Cemetery. John Radcliffe married, at Andreas, September 19, 1824, Catherine Sayle.

He married second, December 12, 1844, Anna Corlett, daughter of Daniel and Catherine (Quirk) Corlett. Ann was baptized at Ballaugh, December 12, 1811.

John Radcliff lived in Warrensville.

1850 Warrensville census #3207: John C. Radcliffe 45 farmer IOM; Ann 37 IOM; John 26 IOM; Robt 22 IOM; Eliza 16 Ohio; William 5 Ohio; Thomas 3 Ohio; Charles 2 Ohio; Philip 6/12 Ohio; Catharine Corlett 67 IOM

1860 Warrensville census #42: John Radcliff 57 farmer IOM; Ann 46 IOM; Wm H. 14 Ohio; Thomas 13 Ohio; Charles 11 Ohio; James 10 Ohio; Ann 8 Ohio; George 6 Ohio.

1870 Warrensville census #151: John Radcliff 66 farmer IOM; Ann 56 IOM; James 18 Ohio; George 16 Ohio.

Children of Catherine Sayle and John C. Radcliff: baptized at Andreas

+ i. John Radcliff was baptized October 24, 1824, and died in 1888. He is buried in Beechwood Cemetery. He married, January 4, 1855, Lauretta Taylor. Lauraetta Radcliffe, wife of the late John Radcliffe died December 5, 1907, age 77. John and Lauretta Radcliffe lived in Warrensville. John W. Radcliff, son of the late John and Laurette, died Apri 13, 1929 (1857-1929). Beachwood Cemetery.

+ ii. Robert J. Radcliff was baptized August 10, 1828. Robert J. Radcliff, 92 Cedar St., died September 7, 1882, age 54. He married, September 29, 1852, Jane "Jennie" Kelly , daughter of Thomas and Eleanor (Kewley) Kelly, baptized at Lonan, February 1, 1824, and died in Cleveland, September 12, 1897. Jennie and Robert Radcliff are buried in lots 149 and 152, Woodland Cemetery, Cleveland. They lived in Cleveland.

iii. Eliza Radcliff was born about 1834.

Children of Anna Corlett and John Radcliff: born in Ohio

iv. William H. Radcliff was born about 1845, and died in 1911. He is buried in Lakeview Cemetery.

v. Thomas Radcliff was born about 1847.

vi. Charles Radcliff was born about 1848.

vii. Philip Radcliff was born about 1849.

viii. James Radcliff was born about 1850. (Same child as Philip, above?)

ix. Ann Radcliff was born about 1852.

x. George Radcliff was born about 1854.

(3) Thomas Harrison married at Andreas, November 18, 1800, Elizabeth Radcliff.
They immigrated to Newburg in 1832.

"Mrs. Elizabeth Radcliff Harrison came to Warrensville October 1832. She was the mother of two daughters and three sons. Her son William Harrison, who is still living in the town, aged eighty-six years, came to Warrensville the year previous and bought the house in which he still lives. They left their home in the Isle of Mann in 1828. When they arrived it was all woods except a small plot around the little log house. Deer and wild turkeys were numerous. There was a spring a short distance from the house that supplied the house with water. Deer wold often be seen going there to drink. A well-worn path on the hillside made by the deer showed that it was a favorite drinking place. Flocks of wild turkeys would be seen on the sunny side of the woods." ("Memorial to the Pioneer Women of the Western Reserve" 1896. www.rootsweb.com/ohcuyaho/warrenwr.htm.)

Children of Elizabeth Radcliff and Thomas Harrison: baptized at Andreas

i. John Harrison was baptized March 8, 1801.

ii. Thomas Harrison was baptized December 26, 1802.

iii. Elizabeth Harrison was baptized August 18, 1805.

iv. Ann Harrison was baptized December 13, 1807.

+ v. William Harrison was baptized March 11, 1810. He married, in 1844, Catherine Wade.

(4) George Radcliff married, October 6, 1870, Margaret Radcliff. According to Tim Davis, she immigrated in 1841, and died in Belden.

(5) William Radcliffe married, at Lezayre, July 14, 1832, Agnes Halsal, daughter of John and Margaret (Kelly) Halsal. Margaret Halsal's will mentions Agnes, wife of William Radcliffe, and also Ann, wife of William Radcliffe now in America. Agnes was baptized at Lezayre, October 9, 1808.

Agnes immigrated 1841. It seems possible that the family lived for a while in Canada (WHERE ?), if the Thomas Radcliffe living with Agnes in 1860 is her son. William Radcliff died, and Agnes lived for a while with Eleanor Radcliff and Thomas Caley in Warrensville.

Agnes married second, John K. Quayle. John and Agnes Quayle lived in Warrensville. Agnes Quayle wife of John K. Quayle, died January 14, 1876, age 66 yr 3 mo. John K. Quayle died at his residence in Warrensville, August 8, 1884, age 87 (1797-1884). Buried Beachwood Cemetery.

1850 Warrensville census #3192: Thomas Caley 27 farmer IOM; Eleanor 21 IOM; Agnes Radcliffe 48 IOM; Margaret 10 IOM

1860 Warrensville census #211: J. K. Quayle 62 farmer IOM; Agnes 50 IOM; Margaret Radcliff 21 IOM; Thomas J. Radcliff 15 Canada.

1870 Warrensville census #94: John Quail 73 farmer IOM; Agnes 60; Margaret Radcliff 30 housework IOM.

Children of Agnes Halsal and William Radcliff:

+ i. Eleanor Radcliff, probably a daughter of Agnes'. Born about 1829. She married Thomas Caley.

#3192 Thomas Caley 27 farmer IOM; Eleanor 21 IOM; Agnes Radcliffe 48 IOM; Margaret 10 IOM

1860 Warrensville census

1870 Warrensville census #96: Thomas Caley 46 farmer IOM; Ellinor 31 IOM

ii. William Radcliff was baptized January 11, 1833.

iii. Thomas David Radcliff was baptized January 11, 1836.

iv. Margaret Radcliff was baptized May 30, 1838.

v. Thomas J. Radcliffe (was he a son?) was born in Canada, about 1845, and died in Warrensville, August 21, 1914, age 69. He married, Elizabeth Nelson. She was born in Ohio, about 1849, and died October 12, 1916, age 67 yr 10m.

(6) 1850 Warrensville census #3340: John Neal 71 IOM; Jane Radcliff 68 IOM.

1860 Warrensville census #145: T. Kneale 75 farmer IOM; Jane 56 IOM; Jane Radcliffe 78 IOM; John Gawne 37 IOM; Margaret Gawne 33 IOM; Mary A. 14 IOM; John T. Gawne 10 Ohio; Margaret J. 12 Ohio; Wm J. 6 Ohio; Lydia E. 5 Ohio; Esther J. 2 Ohio; Daniel H. 6/12 Ohio. (What is the relationship of Jane Radcliffe to the Kneales and the Gawnes? I think the Gawnes are John Gawne married Ballaugh Margaret Craine. Children bp Ballaugh: Mary Ann March 25, 1846; John Thomas September 19, 1847.)