Aka "Cecilia". Cecelia A. Oliver was born in 1834 in Arkansas.^1,2 Cecelia A. Oliver was also known as Agnes Cecilia Oliver.³ She married Ambrose D. McCardell, son of Richard Pindell McCardell and Annie Maria Eichelberger, on 27 January 1863.⁴ Her husband Ambrose died in 1908.² She died in 1910.²

     Anna Mary Collins was born in January 1880 in Maryland.^2,1 She was the daughter of C. ? (unknown surname).¹ She married James Percy McCardell, son of Ambrose D. McCardell and Cecelia A. Oliver, on 7 October 1897.^2,1

     Annie Maria Eichelberger was born in 1814 in Pennsylvania.^2,3 She married Richard Pindell McCardell, son of Thomas McCardell and Annie Nogle. Her husband Richard died on 21 June 1851.⁴ She died on 4 June 1896.⁵

     Charles J. Ardinger was born before 1816.¹ He married Jane Shooke, daughter of (unknown given name) Shooke, on 1 January 1837.¹

     Wilfred Dubois McCardell was born on 3 December 1814 in Maryland.^2,3,4,5 He was the son of Thomas McCardell and Annie Nogle. He married Catherine M. Humrichouse, daughter of Frederick Post Humrichouse and Hannah Harry, on 15 April 1845.⁶ He died in 1861.^7,8

Wilfrid D. must have been a man of influence and popularity as he was nominated by the Whig party and elected to represent Washington County in the Maryland House of Delegates.

     Catherine M. Humrichouse was born on 21 December 1824 in Hagerstown, Washington County, Maryland.^2,3 She was the daughter of Frederick Post Humrichouse and Hannah Harry. She married Wilfred Dubois McCardell, son of Thomas McCardell and Annie Nogle, on 15 April 1845.⁴ Her husband Wilfred died in 1861.^5,1 She died on 12 April 1893 in Hagerstown, Washington County, Maryland.⁵

     Rebecca McCardell was born on 7 April 1805.^2,3 She was the daughter of Thomas McCardell and Annie Nogle. She died on 23 February 1820.^4,3

Her name appears as "Rebecca" in the family bible and the history of Washington County, but is cited as "Rebeka" in the Williams book.

     The assumption made that this Lucretia is a McCardell that married a Dugan. Lucretia McCardell was born on 2 December 1807. She was the daughter of Thomas McCardell and Annie Nogle. She married Frank Dugan. Her husband Frank died after 1832. She died on 19 March 1838.

     Richard Pindell McCardell was born on 28 October 1809 in Maryland.^2,3,4 He was the son of Thomas McCardell and Annie Nogle. He married Annie Maria Eichelberger. He died on 21 June 1851.⁵

Richard was in early life engaged in farming. He became a resident of Williamsport about 1841, and was postmaster there under Presidents Harrison and Tyler. In politics he was an old line "Whig."

     Jane Shooke was born on 31 August 1819.¹ She is the daughter of (unknown given name) Shooke. She married Charles J. Ardinger on 1 January 1837.²

     Upton (Ulton) F. McCardell was born circa 1821. He was the son of Thomas McCardell and Annie Nogle. He married Ann E. Morrison on 25 December 1859.² He died on 31 July 1870.³

He was referred to as Upton in the Washington County History, but his name shows in the McCardell Bible extracts and in the 1860 census as Ulton. He was a carpenter by trade.

     Karen Eichelberger was born.¹ The only reference to a Karen Eichelberger is in the transcribed bible extracts. These should be reviewed to see if it is possible the name is Anna Maria Echelberger, or at least Echelberger, without the 'i'.

     Malinda (Belinda) Weaver was born on 20 January 1828.¹ She married Willoughby Simon G. McCardell, son of Thomas McCardell and Annie Nogle, on 20 May 1845.²

     Ann E. Morrison was born before 1838.² She married Upton (Ulton) F. McCardell, son of Thomas McCardell and Annie Nogle, on 25 December 1859.²

     James McCardell was born on 16 April 1803.^1,2 He was the son of Thomas McCardell and Annie Nogle.

     That this Thomas McCardell is the father of James, Thomas, Richard, Simon and Ulton is supported by the 1840 census which shows this Thomas' family with two males in the 30-40 age range (James and Thomas), two males in the 20-30 age range (Wilfrid and Simon) and one male 15-20 (Ulton). Adjacent to this entry is one for Richard McCardell, where the eldest male in that household, at 30-40, matches the expected age of the Richard Findhill [Pindell?] McCardell listed along with the others in the McCardell bible extracts items [52] to [60]. This information matches that found in the Williams book. No females are shown in that census except for the one 60-70 which checks with Annie's approximate age. It can be assumed that the daughters, all well over marriageable age by 1840, had married and left home.
It is believed that this Thomas McCardell was referred to as "Charles" in the line above [66] in the McCardell Family Bible. Conflicting evidence states that Thomas was born on 14 February 1778.³ He was born on 4 February 1779 in Ireland.⁴ He was the son of James McCardell. He married Annie Nogle before 1803.⁵ He died on 26 October 1843.⁶

Thomas and Annie emigrated to America from County Antrim, Ireland. They first settled in New Jersey, then moved to Williamsport where they owned a large farm and a number of slaves. Extracts from "Newspaper Abstracts of Allegheny and Washington Counties" (F187.A4 W71, 1989): 20 Nov 1811, Thomas McCardell was listed as a contact person for the sale of some property. 15 Jan 1812: "Thomas McCardell has found some money near courthouse square." 21 Sep 1814: Thomas McCardell has taken up a stray filly at his farm known as Salisbury Spring."

     Annie Nogle was born on 4 December 1776.¹ She married Thomas McCardell, son of James McCardell, before 1803.² Her husband Thomas died on 26 October 1843.³ She died on 23 March 1861.⁴

     James Shooke was born on 26 August 1821.¹ He was the son of (unknown given name) Shooke. He died on 3 October 1824.²