Person:Alexander Pattison (4)

1850 Neshannock, Lawrence, Pennsylvania; Roll: M432_790; Page: 218; Image: 432, h/h 539/539 Pattisson, David 47 Scot farmer Jane 47 Scot David 18 PA Mary 16 PA William 14 PA Jane 13 PA Robert 13 PA Alexander 10 PA

1860 Union Twp, Lawrence Co, PA PO New Castle, 5 June 1860 Series M653 Roll 1127 p489 h/h 52/50 Patteson, David 50 Scot farmer Jane 50 Scot William 22 PA carpenter Ginett 20 PA Robert 18 PA farm laborer Alex 16 Shoe maker

1870 Poland, Mahoning, Ohio; Roll: M593_1239; Page: 194; Image: 387, PO Struthers Station, h/h 129/134 Pattison, Alexander 29 PA farmer $850 Martha J 28 PA William 4 OH Mary C 1 OH

1880 Donegal, Butler, Pennsylvania; Roll: T9_1109; Family History Film: 1255109; Page: 181.3000; Enumeration District: 39; Image: 0010, h/h 164/164 Pattison, Alex 40 oil producer PA-Scot-Scot Martha 39 wife PA-Ire-PA William 13 son OH-PA-PA Mary C 11 dau OH-PA-PA Elizabeth 7 dau OH-PA-PA John C 4 son OH-PA-PA David C 2/12 Mar son PA-PA-PA

Obituary, New Castle News, New Castle, Lawrence Co, PA, Saturday, 25 Jan 1895

INSTANTLY KILLED.  Alexander Pattison Falls From a Scaffold at Plain Grove While at Work Painting the Presbyterian Church - He was a Former Resident of This City and was Well Known Here

Alexander Pattison, a former well known business man of this city, but for the past ten years has resided at Centerville, met with an accident Friday, that resulted in his death.. He had the contract for painting the Presbyterian church at Plain Grove. and was at work there when the accident occurred. He was working on a scaffold, when in some manner he slipped and fell to the ground, a distance of about 30 feet and was instantly killed,  He was taken to his home at Centerville and word sent to his relatives in this city. Mr. Pattison was about 50 years of age and resided in this city until about ten years ago when he moved to Centerville. While here he was in the grocery business with Will Wick on Pittsburg Street under the firm name of Pattison & Wick. He was the brother of Mrs. Boggs of this city, and of Robert, William and David Pattison of Union township. He was also a brother of the late Mrs. J. S. Fulkerson of West New Castle and a uncle of Mrs. William Wick and Dave Fulkerson. He leaves a wife and  five children to mourn his loss and they have the sympathy of a large circle of friends in their sad bereavement.