Good Morning List, Several months ago I found a lone Avilla Cagle, age 21, listed in the 1870 Census for Loyalsock TWP in Lycoming CO, PA. I have since found the following KEAGLE'S living in Eldred Twp. Lycoming CO in the 1870 Census. To help you place Lycoming Co. it is about 100 miles N and W of Philadelphia. It is probably better know for the town of Williamsport, home of the Little League World Series. Name and Age is listed: George W, 48 Elizabeth, 43 Arbilla, 21 James, 17 Harriet, 15 Cyrous, 13 Henry, 11 Archer, 9 Ada, 7 I think it interesting that the oldest, George, b. abt 1828, lists himself as PA born and his parents as being non foreign born. Also, a little migration geography. Cagles, Kegels and other spellings show up in Northampton, Berks and Lehigh Co, PA in the late 1700's. In Schuykill CO, Berks Co northern neighbor, is a John Kagle serving in the Civil War and a group of Kegel's listed in Church records as late as the 1890's. Now we have the Lycoming Keagles and Avilla Cagle in 1870. Looking at the map, these people migrated to the north and west. At least for now this is information for future reference. I don't know if or how they may fit into Leonhart's line? They are, however a group of "Cagles" Tom Cagle Saegertown, PA Just a personal note, although I am further to the N and W, I don't fit the migration pattern since my family came back to PA from TN.