Died age 62y 10m 4d (Cal birth = Aug 5 1800)
Squire Watts married Margaret, daughter of Andrew Gregg and settled in Canton Township; was killed while assisting in taking down a building.

Census of 1850 Canton, Bradford, PA
Squire Watts 50
Margaret Watts 51
Thomas Watts 25
Francis Watts 23
William Watts 22
Jane Watts 18
Andrew Watts 16
Catharine Watts 13

Census of 1860 Canton, Bradford, PA
Square Watts 60 PA
Margaret Watts 64 PA
Thomas Watts 35 PA
Andrew Watts 25 PA
Catharine Watts 23 PA
Polly Vandyke 76 PA
Oliver Andrews 17 PA

Squire Watts, son of Francis Watts and Jane Means Watts was shown in the 1860 census as having a farm valued at $ 3,000 with possessions valued at $ 1,500. This is in contrast to his neighbors only one of whom had more land value and less cash. His son, Thomas, who was a carpenter in the 1850 census also had land valued at $ 1,200 with $ 200 in possessions. Also on the farm was Polly Vandyke who was listed as "spinster" and was 74 years old. She had $ 500 of possessions. She probably was related to Electa Watts VanDyke by way of sister in law. Electa was a cousin of Squire and was a daughter of John and Polly (Cowell) Watts.

http://www.joycetice.com/bradsby/bio1265.htm

Squire and Margaret (Gregg) Watts, natives of Towanda and Dauphin County, Pennsylvania respectively. Squire was the son of Francis Watts, of Scotch descent, who came to Towanda about 1782 or 83, and built and operated a still a number of years; he settled on 200 acres of land, now a part of the town of Towanda; he was a Revolutionary soldier who fought bravely for his country, for which he was granted a homestead in the state of Illinois; was at the Wyoming massacre, was captured, but by strategy made his escape. Squire Watts removed to Canton about 1825, and located on a 100-acre lot, where he lived 37 years, and met his death by a timber falling upon him while helping to take down a barn in May 1863. His family consisted of four sons and two daughters, all of whom grew to maturity.

"The Means Family of America" Genealogy Book. Published in 1972. Elizabeth Cissel Foglesong. Page 509

Samuel Means, born about 1735 (to John Means and ____McCord); died in 1780, Northumberland Co, PA. Samuel married ELIZABETH CLARK.

He served in the Revolutionary War receiving wounds at the Battle of Wyoming (3 July 1778) which attributed to his death.

Samuel's widow and children were forced to fee their home in Northumberland County to escape an Indian attack in which their home was burned. They moved to Bradford County, Pennsylvania and were among the first settlers at Towanda.

Samuel's widow died soon after moving there. Following is their issue:

~ Jane, b 1758; d 1824
~ (son), b ca 1760; d 1778 (in the Wyoming Massacre)
~ Ellen, b ca 1763, married ________Diven of New York
~ William, b ca 1765; d 30 October 1829
~ Nancy, b ca 1768, married Anderson Warner
~ Elizabeth, b ca 1771
~ Mary, b ca 1775; d 3 November 1855
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Jane Means, born in 1758; died in 1824. She married FRANCIS WATTS, born in 1754; died in 1809. The following is their issue:

~ John, b 1787; d 1859
~ Eleanor, b 1792; d 1870
~ Means, married Susan Bowman
~ James, b 1795; d 1834; married Rebecca Bowman, d 1870
~ Mary married Henry Mercur
~ Jane, married Oliver Newell
~ Squire, b 1800; d 1863
~ Elizabeth, b 1802; d 1875
~ Thomas, d young
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Squire Watts, born in 1800, Pennsylvania; died in 1863. He married in 1824, MARGARET GREGG, born in 1789; died in 1867