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| 1 | "..rode 14 miles to Hammond's, married Samuel Lieper and Sarah McCleary, Sam Smith and Mary McCleary, all..."(From William Gemmel's) | Family: F561
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| 2 | - Mary KNIGHT, dec'd - her children, ....John KNIGHT - Mississippi ....Martha Ritchie KNIGHT w/o John HANNA - Indiana, a minor ....Thomas Jonas KNIGHT - Indiana, a minor ....Henry William KNIGHT - Indiana, a minor ....Susanna Freeman KNIGHT - Indiana, a minor ....Rachel Frances KNIGHT - Indiana, a minor | Family: F629
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| 3 | ...Alexander McGuffee who married Janet Stone Oct. 18, 1556. They had four children, John, Janet, Robert, Alexander who died young. | Family: F523
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| 4 | 12 children born of this union. | Family: F244
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| 5 | 1742 11 24 Bichszler, John , Krohbiel Magdalena (Codorus) | Family: F363
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| 6 | 1764 08 20 Kinkead, Jane (Hanover) McCleere, Michael | Family: F444
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| 7 | 18 May 1821, Lancaster Journal, Lancaster County, PA Married on Wednesday evening the 2d inst. by the Rev. John P. Hecht, Dr. Samuel Heintzelman to Miss Elizabeth Bixler, daughter of Christian Bixlar, Merchant, all of the borough of Easton. | Family: F357
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| 8 | 1815 08/03 McCleary, Robert Welfley, Catherine Source: Allegany County Marriages in Groom Order (1791-1825) http://files.usgwarchives.org/md/allegany/vitals/marriages/malemar1.txt | Family: F745
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| 9 | 1900 Census: Married 40 years. Mother of 8 children, 7 still living. | Family: F136
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| 10 | 2 14 1897 Lamb, Savannah S. Bixler, William A. 2 9 Source: VAGenWeb: Rockingham Co., VA - Female Marriage Index: Hensley, Lam/Lamb, Lawson | Family: F355
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| 11 | Mr. Harden was married in this township to Miss Kate McCleary, a native of Pennsylvania and a daughter of William and Salinda (Morehead) McCleary,who were pioneers of Lee County. Her parents were born in Pennsylvania but were of Scotch lineage. They came hither when she was young, and at first lived on a farm in Nachiusa Township. Later the father purchased a farm in Nelson Township, to which he removed his family and here he died in 1884 at the age of three-score years and ten. Religiously, he was a Presbyterian and, politically, he was a Democrat. Mrs. Harden was fourteen years old when the family came to this State, and she remained one of the parental household until her marriage. She died here in the home in whose upbuilding she had assisted her husband, December 3, 1889, at the age of thirty~ eight, and was mourned far beyond the home circle, as she was a woman of rare merit, of a sweet and wholesome nature, and all who came under her influence found her to be kind and true. By her death the Lutheran Church lost one of its most esteemed members. She was a devoted wife and fond mother, and her happy marriage with our subject that was saddened only by her death, was blessed to them by three children: Eva J., at home with her father; William J., and Lawrence D., who is being reared by an aunt. Source: "Dennis C. Harden." Portraits and Biographical Record of Lee County IL. Chicago: Biographical Pub. Co., 1892. pg199. | Family: F116
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| 12 | At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: F1
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| 13 | A TERRIBLE ACCIDENT A singular and terrible casualty, which is remembered by the other people throughout the county, occurred in this township is 1827. Upon the 18th of April in that year. Abraham Markle NEYMAN, who was then keeping a hotel in Butler Borough, where the Vogeley House now stands, and his brother-in-law, Parker MCCLEARY, set out in a wagon to bring home Mrs. NEYMAN and her two children, who had been visiting at the house of John NEYMAN, the children's grandfather, where is now the MCGRATH Mill. Soon after the little party started homeward, and while they were upon the hill, south of the mill, a violent storm arose, and a huge tree by the roadside was hurled crashing upon the wagon and its occupants. Abraham NEYMAN was instantly killed; a child, about three years and a half of age, received injuries from which death speedily ensued; Mrs. NEYMAN was stunned so severely that she did not recover consciousness until after husband and child has been buried, and through her long life (she died at the age of eighty-three years) suffered from her injuries, being incurably crippled. Her youngest child, at her breast when the tree fell, which killed father and brother, escaped uninjured, and now, after the lapse of over fifty-five years, is known to many of our readers as Dr. A. M. NEYMAN, of Butler. The accident caused widespread sorrow, for in that early time, although people dwelt farther apart than now, they were fully as closely knit together by the ties of sympathy. | Family: F206
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| 14 | According to the inventory of the estate of Eliza’s father, Thomas McCleary, James & Eliza Kerr’s six children – Samuel Carr, Maria Carr, Pennelia Wheeler, Mary Wheeler, Eliza Jane Herrald (?) & Sarah Ann Kirk - were bequeathed $5 each on Apr. 11, 1852. | Family: F578
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| 15 | Ailshite, Danl ---Pixler, Eliz. Dau. of Michl. Dec. 18 1815 | Family: F184
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| 16 | Alexander and Elizabeth (McCormick) McCleary, natives of Pennsylvania and of Irish ancestry, emigrated to Wyandot County about 1838, the parents of ten children, three are living; Hanna, Lemuel and Jane. The deceased are Robert, John, Mary, Alexander, James, Thomas and William. The father died in 1865, aged sixty five years; the mother in 1851, aged fifty five years. | Family: F612
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| 17 | Alexander Forbes (father of Mrs. James McCleery) and a Miss Boyd were united in marriage about the year 1774 in York county, Penn. and several years later they migrated to Washington county, settling first on the waters of Pigeon creek, Washington township, afterwards to Donegal township. They were the parents of four children: Mary, Catharine, Sarah and John. At time there are none of the Forbes family living in Washington county, all having died or moved to other parts. | Family: F659
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| 18 | And in the Scottish records of July 10, 1526, license is given Margaret Barnat to marry John McGuffee and during his life his name was spelled McGuffan and McGaffee. There also appears a record of the death May 11, 1531, of Agnes MacGuffee, daughter to John MacGuffan. He also had a son, Alexander McGuffee who married Janet Stone Oct. 18, 1556. | Family: F524
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| 19 | April 17, 1861 Adams Centinel Married, on the 12th February, by Rev. J.M. Chase, J. Hill McCleary(?) formerly of Adams Co., to Margaret J. McCoy, all of Schuyhall Co., Ill. | Family: F553
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| 20 | Barak Fisher, and his wife, Mary (Butler) Fisher, were both natives of Bucks county, Pennsylvania, and sleep in the old Back Creek meeting house burial ground, at Gainsboro, Frederick county, Virginia, about nine miles from Winchester. They were married in Buckingham Meeting House, Bucks county, Pennsylvania, on February 18th, 1761. This meeting house has the usual partition or division for the purpose of separating at certain meetings the Orthodox and the Hicksites. In this partition there is a bullet hole made by a ball from a revolutionary' gun shot over fifteen years after this marriage took place. At a meeting on June 6, 1763, at Hopewell meeting house, Frederick county, Virginia, there was a certificate produced from Buckingham monthly meeting, Bucks county, Pennsylvania, for Barak Fisher and Mary (Butler) Fisher, his wife, which was read and accepted. Hence they removed from Bucks county, Pennsylvania, to Frederick county, Virginia, in the year 1763. They settled on Back Creek, near the village of Gainsboro, about nine miles northwest of Winchester, Virginia. The ruins of the old house in which they lived when they first removed from Pennsylvania to Virginia can yet be seen. The old farm upon which they originally settled is still in possession of some of their descendants. Mary (Butler) Fisher, died in the year 1800. Her grave is still clearly and distinctly marked. Her grandfather, Barak Fisher, died in the year 1784. His grave is not so clearly defined. | Family: F730
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| 21 | BIXLER-DOVER RECENT CEREMONY Wedding vows were exchanged by Miss Betty Ann Bixler and Donald Louis Dover at a quiet ceremony performed in the Third United Presbyterian church Monday evening, June 15... | Family: F247
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| 22 | Certificate #3444 | Family: F159
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| 23 | Children of Ulrich & Anna [Brächbühl] Engel: 1. Catharine Engel 2. Christian Engel 3. Anna Engel 4. Ulrich Engel, Jr. 5. Hans B. Engel 6. Barbara Engel 7. Christina Engel 8. Jacob 'Yokeli' Engel | Family: F459
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| 24 | Christian Landes (Immigrant of 1736 had three sons namely, John, Christian and Samuel to his first wife Barbara Strickler then Jacob, Henry, Abraham, Benjamin, Daniel and David to his second wife Mary Bixler. His son John had four sons namely, Christian, John, Henry and Samuel. His son Christian Jr. had four sons namely John, Christian, Samuel and Jacob. | Family: F519
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| 25 | Col. John RITCHIE, d/ 10 Nov 1826 (Will 10 Feb 1825; 20 Nov 1826) - In 1806, from Henry McCLEERY (w/ Maretha) for Lot #67 w/ 3-story dwelling of brick fronting Patrick Street in Frederick Town, adjoiningproperty of Catharine KIMBALL and Daniel HAUER. | Family: F568
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| 26 | Daniel, (1819-92), Easton, PA. m 1833, Eloisa Amelia Douglas | Family: F346
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| 27 | Date from James' obituary. | Family: F360
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| 28 | Divorced. Helen Giffords Husing; from Edward B. ("Ted") Husing, 32, radio sports announcer; in Reno. | Family: F147
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| 29 | Elizabeth became the wife of Captain Simon Heath, who kept a tavern where Watson Ambrose has lived in recent years – (This historic old home and tavern was burned to the ground August 13, 1973). | Family: F417
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| 30 | Elizabeth Bixler married Henry B Yoder, son of Peter Yoder & his wiie Elizabeth Brunner Yoder Children 1 Peter Yoder b 1855 2 Susannah Yoder Ritzman b 1857 3 Elizabeth Yoder Lechlitner b 1860 4 William H Yoder b 1862 5 Nicholas Yoder b 1864 6 Samuel Yoder b 1866 7 Abraham Yoder b 1867 8 Anthony Yoder b 1870 9 Joseph Yoder b 1875 Burial: Yellow Creek Frame Cemetery Southwest Elkhart County Indiana, USA | Family: F808
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| 31 | Elizabeth D McCleary, wife of the Hon Matthew G Holmes, a member of the West Virginia legislature, and owns a large mercantile establishment at Clarksburg, West Virginia-he and his wife were residents for several years of the "Celestial Empire" where Mr Holmes transacted and controlled a large American and English trade with the "Flowery Kingdom. | Family: F597
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| 32 | emigrated to Fairfield, Iowa | Family: F661
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| 33 | Epsom’s first minister, Rev. John Tucke, performed the ceremony on Dec. 6, 1770. Mary and Daniel Page had four sons, three of whom married, so there are likely some descendants from that line. A great-grandson of Esquire John McClary, one George Page, kept the hotel at Deerfield Center around 1865-1870. | Family: F412
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| 34 | February 17, 1915, Mr. Love married Elizabeth Jane McCleery. Her cousin, Jane Elizabeth Fox, makes her home with Mr. and Mrs. Love. Miss Fox is a granddaughter of Hugh Campbell, whose farm adjoined the old McCleery place. For forty years Mr. Love was a member of the Presbyterian Church at Warren but is now identified with the Cedar Corners United Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Love's parents and grandparents helped organize this church and her grandfather donated the land for the church and cemetery. | Family: F736
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| 35 | Groom's name: Ephraim Mccleary Bride's name: Catharine Johnston Event type: Marriage Marriage date: 23 Apr 1833 Marriage place: Berkeley, West Virginia Film number: 831316 Digital GS number: 4227436 Image number: 309 Reference number: p 269 Source: County Records Collection: West Virginia Marriages 1853-1970 | Family: F752
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| 36 | Groom: Bixler, John, Age 48, W Birth place: Page County, VA Father: Bixler, Michael Mother: ?, Anny Bride: Dearing, Hanna B., Age 43, W Birth place: Loudoun County, VA Father: Goff, Adam Mother: ?, Sahisia | Family: F319
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| 37 | He married Abigail Pearson of Epsom by whom he had one son, Charles. This Charles later moved to Stanstead, Canada, where his uncle had settled. | Family: F429
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| 38 | In 1781 Richard Tripp removed to Short Falls, where he built a sawmill a little above the present gristmill. His wife was a daughter of Andrew McClary. They had a large family of children, of whom John (1770-1844) and Richard (1772-1857) lived in Epsom. John married, November 1, 1798, Sally Gordon. They had children (1800-1816): Jeremiah, Susan, Nancy, John, Andrew, James, Richard and Sally. Jeremiah was born October 8, 1800, and died in 1884. He married Chloe Prescott, who died some ten years earlier. They were the parents of Warren Tripp, the present owner of the homestead, an account of whom may be found in the GRANITE | Family: F411
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| 39 | in 1870 moved to Marshall county, Iowa, thence to Holt county, Neb | Family: F662
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| 40 | James D. Ewing b 23 Dec 1773 married 9 Nov 1809 at New Hope Presbyterian Church in Georgia, Mary “Polly” McCleary, a daughter of Elizabeth Ewing McCleary and John McCleary. Elizabeth was a daughter of James Ewing of West Pennsboro twp. in Cumberland Co., PA. James Ewing born 1736 was the older brother to John Ewing, son of William Ewing, son of James Ewing of Old Hunterdon Co., N.J. 1722. They had, among others: a. Lile A. Ewing b 1809 married Elizabeth Leeper, daughter of Allen Leeper (son of James Leeper and Rebecca Ewing sister to the above Elizabeth Ewing McCleary. Lile and Elizabeth had 8 children. b. Elizabeth Ewing b 12 Feb. 1813 married 3 July 1830 James V. Ewing b 4 Feb 1804 (a son of George Ewing II and Margaret Ewing). Elizabeth Ewing died in Marshall Co., TN on 19 Nov 1886. James V. Ewing died 13 June 1878. There were 10 more children born to James D. Ewing and Polly (McCleary) Ewing. He died 4 Jan 1826 and Polly lived until 9 August 1874. She had been born in 1791. They are both buried in Bethbirei Cemetery, Marshall Co., Tennessee. | Family: F608
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| 41 | James MCALLASTER Amer Rev War PS and Sally MCCLARY had the following children: i Richard MCALLASTER was born in 1773 ii David MCALLASTER was born in 1774 in Antrim, NH He died in 1775. iii Thomas MCALLASTER was born in 1775 iv James MCALLASTER Jr. was born about 1777 in Antrim NH He was lost overboard in Chesapeake Bay. v William MCALLASTER was born on May 3, 1781 vi Anne MCALLASTER was born on August 12, 1783 vii Benjamin MCALLASTER was born on July 3, 1785 in Antrim, NH He Went to Canada early 1800's. viii Rachel MCALLASTER was born in 1787 ix Sally MCALLASTER was born on June 20, 1789 x Mary [Polly] MCALLASTER was born on February 21, 1792 | Family: F455
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| 42 | Jane, on May 12, 1851, married Henry Giles, who died in West Finley township in October, 1875 (she is now living in Claysville, Washington Co. Penn.). | Family: F664
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| 43 | John and Jane (McClary) McGaffey had children, born 1756-1773, Neal, Margaret, Samuel, John, Jane, Andrew, William Workman, Agnes, Mary and James. Neal and William W. married Sarah and Mary, daughters of Philip Babb. Sarah married Ebenezer Wallace. John, Neal and an Andrew McGaffey signed the Association Test in Epsom in 1776. By 1790 the name had disappeared from town and appeared in New Hampshire only in Sandwich, where the census found families of Andrew, Samuel, John, Workman, Henry and Andrew "McGaffee." South of the Ham farm was the large farm of John and Jane McGaffey, partly in Epsom and partly in Deerfield. Of this family, in addition to what has been said, it may be stated that Samuel McGaffey of Sandwich married Lydia Sanborn of Epsom in 1784; John McGaffey of Lyndon, Vt., married Margaret Sanborn of Epsom in 1800, and Neal and William W. McGaffey married, before 1796, Sarah and Mary, daughters of Philip Babb. An Andrew McGaffey, not son of John, bought land west of the river in 1765, and held office in 1770. He probably married Hannah Wallace. John and Jane McGaffey sold their farm in 1777 to Samuel Osgood, gentleman, of Salisbury, Mass., who came there to live. | Family: F410
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| 44 | John married, November 1, 1798, Sally Gordon. They had children (1800-1816): Jeremiah, Susan, Nancy, John, Andrew, James, Richard and Sally. | Family: F447
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| 45 | John McGuffey married Margaret Baxtor, then in a rent of land in 1596 his name is written John McGaffey. He had a son, Neil McGaffey born in 1600, who married Marion Miller. Neil McGaffey had a son, Hugh who became Sheriff of Galloway, he also had a son John born in 1640. | Family: F522
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| 46 | John McIntosh, farmer: P.O. Navarre, is a native of Perry Township: born Aug, 10, 1825, being the fourth oldest of the family, and the eldest son of John McIntosh and Elizabeth Donot. John McIntosh was born in Ireland: came to Perry Township about the year 1820; he died about the year 1828; his wife married Ludwig Young and the children were put out. Our subject lived some time with Mr. Donot, his relative; afterward he lived with Mr. Bixler; he learned the plaster's trade, which vocation he followed for thirty years; Oct. 23, 1849 was married to Anna Bixler, who was born Feb. 15, 1831 in Perry Township, daughter of Samuel and Elizabeth (Mock) Bixler, both natives of Pennsylvania. Mr. Bixler was among the early settlers; he assisted building the Ohio Canal. The first land Mr. McIntosh purchased was 25 acres in Bethlehem Township, after adding to the same he came to this township in 1866, purchasing 95 acres at $75 per acre, of Mr. Cressinger. Ten children were born, eight still living. Almira, wife of John Whitmore; Frances, wife of Mr. Miller in Sugar Creek Township; Samuel, Amanda, Sarah, John S. (telegraph operator), Milton J., and Clara A. Those who dies were Franklin, when a babe, and Peter, who was nearly 118 years of age at the time of his death. Mr. McIntosh has now 168 acres of land, which is located in the southeast quarter of Sec. 36: is a member of the reformed Church. Mr. Bixler, father of Mrs. McIntosh resides in Bethlehem Township and is now 80 years of age. | Family: F326
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| 47 | July 15, John Sheib to Catherine Bixler. | Family: F345
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| 48 | Kate McCleary, who married Warren W Mitchell of Illinois. They reside in Washington City, where Mr Mitchell holds an important position in the public printing office. | Family: F598
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| 49 | lives in West Finley township | Family: F663
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| 50 | Logan, John, of Londonderry, d. February, 1788, leaving a wife Hannah, and children: Thomas, William, John, Margaret, m. ____Willson, Mary, m. Samuel McCleary. Executors were William Duncan and William Logan. | Family: F602
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