From: http://www.lamont-young.com/lamont/getperson.php?personID=I02401&tree=Lamont

Will of John Sitlington "of the Cowpasture":
To only surviving son Robert my Negro Fellow (Lish), my best coat,
jacket, britches and big "byble".
To dutiful daughter Jane Crawford, £20. To daughter Jennet Slone,
£20.
To daughter Elizabeth Kelso "my home plantation with all its
buildings, orchards and improvements of every kind", £20, and Negro
wench Vilet.
To daughters Mary Young and Ann Baty, £20 each.
Any balance equally to daughters.

Athens Messenger, June 19, 1932, page 2

Historian Clears Up Questionable Matter
Howell Declared First Settler of Pomeroy.

Excerpt from Vinton County, Ohio History and Families from Turner Publishing

PERRY-McMANIS -
James Otto Perry, son of William and Gertrude Kirkendall Perry, married Essie Innis McManis, daughter of James and Mary Jane Ervin McManis.  James was born 26 Dec 1899 and died 13 Apr 1979.  Essie was born 23 Aug 1902.

From the History of Fayette County

ERVIN, Captain James M., a veteran of the great Civial War, and a substantial and representative citizen of Lone Grove Township, residing on a magnificent farm of 280 acres of improved land, is a native of the State of Ohio, and is of Irish and Welsh extraction.  He was born near Mt. Vernon, Knox County, Ohio, Spetember 10, 1825, shortly after his parents had settled there as pioneers.