Research Conclusion: Given that 1910 U.S. census enumeration indicates Amy Patterson was married twice and given that Amie Patterson's death certificate lists her father as Jacob Houck, her first marriage was most likely to a Keckly. This is supported by Brister's Centennial History of the City of Newark and Licking County indicating Jurdon Patterson married "Amy Keekley." Several Keckley1187, booklet 3, Burlington Township, p. 5. family members are buried in Patterson Cemetery.

1839 Birth:2172 Birth date of 13 September 1839 in Ohio taken from 1920 death certificate.

1886 Marriage:2257 Assume marriage to Jurdon Patterson took place about 1886, based on indication in the 1910 census enumeration that Jurdon and Amy had been married for 24 years at that time. This was Jurdon’s fourth marriage.

1910 U.S. Census:2257 Amy enumerated in the household of her husband Jurdon Patterson in burlington Township, Licking County, Ohio as a wife, female, 70, married twice, married 24 years this marriage, 4 children born to this mother, 3 still living, born in Ohio, father born in Ohio, mother born in Ohio, speaks English, no occupation, can read, can write. Gabriel (age 64) and wife Phoebe (age 59) Houck in household immediately adjacent to Jurdon and Amy. << Assume this family to be a brother of Amy.

1920 Death Certificate:2172 Amie Patterson; place of death, McKean Township, Licking County; date of death, 19 July 1920; female, white; date of birth, 13 September 1839; age 80 years, 10 months, 6 days; widowed; birthplace, Ohio; occupation, housewife; name of father, Jacob Houck; birthplace of father, Ohio; maiden name of mother, Eliza Critton; birth of mother, Ohio; cause of death, heart failure; contributory, accident and injury; informant, Sadie Clark, Granville, Ohio; burial, Patterson Cemetery; date of burial, 22 July 1920. Death Additional Information: "State the manner in which the accident was received: In harnessing horse in stable, when attempting to put breast strap over head of horse, the horse became freightened by something, breaking out manger, running out doors, leaving Mrs. Patterson laying in stable. Two children helped her to house. Mrs. Patterson could not tell how it happened herself."

1920 Tombstone:1187, booklet 3, Burlington Township, p. 6.,1276 Patterson Cemetery, Burlington Township, Licking County, Ohio.
Amy Houck Patterson
b. Sept. 13, 1839
d. July 19, 1920