Genealogical and personal history of western Pennsylvania; (1915) (14778019191)

Identifier: genealogicalpers01injord (find matches)

Title: Genealogical and personal history of western Pennsylvania;

Year: 1915 (1910s)

Authors: Jordan, John W. (John Woolf), 1840-1921, ed

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Publisher: New York, Lewis historical publishing company

Contributing Library: University of Pittsburgh Library System

Digitizing Sponsor: University of Pittsburgh Library System

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Maria, married Thomas A. Fisher, and died in Rennerdale, Penn-sylvania. 2. Sarah Jane, married George K. Leet, deceased, a member ofGeneral Grants stafif during the Civil War, and resides at FriendshipHeights, Maryland. 3. Alfred Martin, lives in Crafton. Pennsylvania.4. Mary Catherine, married W. C. Morgan, a banker, and died in Crafton,Pennsylvania. 5. George, died in young manhood. 6. James, killed in asteamboat accident in boyhood. 7. Louisa Rahm, died aged seven years. 8.Edward, died in infancy. 9. Virginia Howard, of previous mention, mar-ried George M. Murphy, was educated in the public and private schools,finishing at the Pennsylvania College for Women; she still lives in theCrafton home. George Miltenberger and Virginia Howard (Bryan)Murphy had children: i. Alfred Bryan, lives at home, unmarried. 2.Caroline Miltenberger, married James E. Bell, and lives at home. 3.James Redmond, an employee of the American Tobacco Company, lives athome. 4. George Miltenberger, Jr., a student.

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J-Am^ c^^^^^^n^^yl^ WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA 237 1 Robert Anderson, the first of his Hne concerning whomANDERSON authentic record remains, is found, prior to Revolution-ary times, a resident on historic Ye Kings Highway,New Jersey, a thoroughfare thus named by the loyal English colonists whosettled in that region soon after the grant of New Jersey was made. RobertAndersons residence was about six miles from Philadelphia. He marriedElizabeth Clark, a native of New Jersey, and had children: i. James.2. Robert, of whom further. 3. William, twin of Robert, died in infancy.4. Sallie, a poetess of talent, publisher of a book of her own verse, mar-ried a Mr. Hastings. 5. Margaret, married a Mr. Barton, whose deathpreceded hers, she being left with two children, Margaret and Hettie. 6.Hettie came to Washington county with her brother, Robert, and theremarried James Mann. After the death of Robert Anderson, his widowmarried Colonel Brice Clark, who gained his rank through service in theAmerican ar

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