George Pancake  65 [or 15?] M  Labourer

Joseph Evans   30 M Nailer 1500   ?
Elizabeth      30 F             Penna
Virginia        6 F             Penna  Attended school in year
Peter Pancake  28 M Nailer        "
Ann            24 F               "
[Lovell ???]   29 M    "          ?

Peter Pancake and his family were living in Youngstown, Mahoning Co., Ohio in 1860.

Pancake Peter  46 M W Nailer        1000 100  Pa
   -    Emily  30 F W Keeping house           Pa
   -    Iva    15 F W                         Pa  School in Year
   -    Cora   13 F W                         Pa  School in Year
   -    Amanda  9 F W                         Pa  School in Year

Davis, Edwd     W M 24               married Puddler        Wales Wales Wales
  -    Cora     W F 23 wife          married Keeping house  Penna Penna Penna
Pancake Emma J  W F 42 mother in law widowed at home        Penna       Md

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          DAVID SAMUEL, deceased, was born in Cum Haven, Wales, in the month of May, 1834, and departed this life in New Castle April 19, 1895. He had learned the trade of an iron puddler in the Old Country, and was engaged at that trade in this country until his death. His second marriage occurred on Feb. 5, 1884, to Mrs. Emily J. Pancake, daughter of John and Mary W. (Gitt) Keefer.
          Emily J. Keefer was born in Manchester, Pa., and came to New Castle with her parents when very young, so that her mental training and education were in most part obtained in the public schools of New Castle. On Dec. 28, 1851, she was married for the first time to Peter Pancake, a native of the eastern part of Pennsylvania. He was a nailer by trade and operated one of the old-style mills until his death July 28, 1877; he was located at Warren, Wheeling, W. Va., Pittsburg, Pa., and then at Youngstown, Ohio. Four children were the fruit of this marriage, as follows: Clinton D., who died in infancy; Iva Virginia (now deceased), who was the wife of Thomas Nessle Fischer, and left him as a precious heritage two children, Emily and Elizabeth; Cora Estelle, who bore her husband, E. Davis, two children, an infant who died unnamed, and Bessie; and Amanda Matilda.
      Mrs. Samuel's father, John Keefer, died at Rock Island, Ill., at the age of seventy years. Her mother, Mary (Gitt) Keefer, was born in Eastern Pennsylvania, and was a daughter of Jacob and Mary (Wert) Gitt. Both of Mrs. Samuel's husbands were members of the Disciples Church, and both adhered to the principles as advocated by the Republican party. Mr. Samuel was a member of the Protected Home Circle, and Mr. Pancake was a member of the Masonic Order, having attained the Royal Arch degree. Mrs. Samuel is a regular attendant of the Methodist Episcopal Church.