Married a Mr. Cramer. As per Series 4.

1. Nellie CRAMER
2. Fred Milford CRAMER

It is believed that Mr. Milford was the son of James and Martha Milford,and that one or the other, father or son, was the taxpayer which islisted in the history oh Butler County, in the year 1854.
The Milford removed from Butler CO. in the year 1876, taking with themtheir seven surviving children, and going to Villisca, Iowa.
At a later date, they appear to have removed to Kansas, since Milton, whodied in 1951, at age 82, was the last of his family, and lived inClearwater, Kansas, at the time. Dr. Nellie Cramer, daughter of Julia,was of Wichita, Kansas at the time. Louetta E., widow of Milton, wasstill living in 1952. As per Series 4.
The order of the children's births are in order, even though the datesare not known. The position of the infant, however, is estimated:William, Infant, Elizabeth, Julia, Dickson, Mary, Milton, Ethan. As perSeries 4.

It is believed that Mr. Milford was the son of James and Martha Milford,and that one or the other, father or son, was the taxpayer which islisted in the history of Butler County, in the year 1854. The Milfordremoved from Butler CO. in the year 1876, taking with them their sevensurviving children, and going to Villisca, Iowa. At a later date, theyappear to have removed to Kansas, since Milton, who died in 1951, at age82, was the last of his family, and lived in Clearwater, Kansas, at thetime. Dr. Nellie Cramer, daughter of Julia, was of Wichita, Kansas at thetime. Louetta E., widow of Milton, was still living in 1952. As perSeries 4.
The order of the children's births are in order, even though the datesare not known. The position of the infant, however, is estimated:William, Infant, Elizabeth, Julia, Dickson, Mary, Milton, Ethan. As perSeries 4.

1. William MILFORD
2. Infant MILFORD b. 1860; d. 1860.
3. Elizabeth MILFORD
4. 1. Julia MILFORD
5. Dickson MILFORD
6. Mary MILFORD
7. Milton MILFORD b. ABT. 1869; d. 1951, Clearwater, Kansas.
8. Ethan MILFORD

Lived and died on the family farm near Euclid, PA. As per Series 4.

1. Joseph MC MICHAEL b. 19 Feb 1834, West Sunbury, Butler Co., PA; d. 6 Dec 1910.
2. 3. Jane MC MICHAEL b. 12 Sep 1835.
3. William MC MICHAEL b. 22 Nov 1837.
4. Japhia MC MICHAEL b. 18 Dec 1839; d. 21 Nov 1913.
5. Zemira MC MICHAEL b. 29 Oct 1844.

Christopher: "My oldest Son"
William was an elder of the church as early as 1835. He also acted aschairman of a meeting of the congregation, commencing on May 2, 1840,which assembled to consider the building of a church. The meeting washeld at the house of Samuel Ekin, with William as chairman and J. W.Christy, as Secretary. The following resolutions were adopted:
1st. Resolved that we appoint three of a building committee, tosuperintend the building of a house of worship for said congregation.
2nd. That said committee procure ground from Mr. Ekin for congregationalpurposes.
3rd. That the said committee agree as to the size of the house, andproceed to raise the funds by subscription and (sale ?) the building ofsame.
4th. That said committee be John Smith, Samuel Loudon and Joseph W.Cristy.

Signed. Wm. McMichael, Ch.
J. W. Christy, Sec.
Among the subscribers to the church, appear the names of M. R. McMichael(3A14) for $6, and later, probably after 1852, the names of C. McMichaeland Jane Milford for $35, These last two, are probably Christopher (3A11)and his daughter Jane (4A31). On May 1, 1848, a certificate of goodstanding, from the prospect Congregation, was presented to the church ofWest Sunbury, by Christopher (3A11) and his wife Barbara. They wereaccepted. On November 27, 1851, Christopher was elected an elder. OnNovember 28, 1852, Miss Jane McMichael (4A31), later Mrs. Milford, wasadmitted to the privileges of the church. On October 18, 1856, JosephMcMichael (4A30) and his wife, together with her mother and sister, Mrs.Sarah and Miss Rebecca McKissick, were examined for admission to the WestSunbury Church. Mrs. McMichael and Mrs. McKissick were baptized, and allwere received into the church.

As the eldest son of the 1st Christopher, he would have been born about1779 or 1780, and died on March 12, 1852. (From another account, his dateof birth, Jan 1, 1780). He was stated to be a resident of CherryTownship, Butler, PA,,and this is substantiated by a record of landtransfer, dated for April 14, 1814, as follows: "know all men by thesepresents, that I William McMichael, do grant, bargain and sell untoJoseph Glenn, all my rights and title claim, or interest, a certain tractof land containing two hundred acres, be the same more or less, being thereminder of four hundred acres, viz. the north and/or side of the 400 ac.situated in Butler County, Slippery Rock Township, adjoining lands of Mr.Russell Andrew Christy and others, lying on the south side of the BigGlade, to **Glen with all appertainants thereunto, to him, his heirs andassignes forever, to have and to hold the same, & **McMichael is to give**Glen a sufficient deed for the same, at the expiration of 5 years. Inconsideration of which **Glen engages to pay **McMIchael and his heirs orassigns, Three Dollars Twenty-Five Cents pr Acre by him, his heirsassigns, or administrator as followeth: One hundred dollars in hand,within two years after (which he) is to provide and send on money for thedeed, which money is to be counted to **McMichael as part of the purchasemoney. Likewise **Glen pays Fifty Dollars on the above for two years, orif only Fifty Dollars in hand, One Hundred dollars at the expiration oftwo years from the date, and so on, One Hundred yearly until the whole ispaid, and for true performance thereof we do Bind ourselves in thepenelty of One Thousand dollars given under our hands and seals, theFourteenth April 1814."

Signed: Wm. McMichael (seal)
Joseph Glenn (seal)

The repetition of the two characters before the names of both principalsof this agreement would seem to indicate that they were some sort ofabbreviating for the "aboved named" or for the "aforesaid person". TheSlippery Rock Township are referred to, was later divided into townships,and the land in question lies partly in the present townships of Clay,Cherry, Washington and Concord. That portion of the land which held thehouse, was apparently in Cherry Township, since the Butler County historygives that as his home.

By both versions of the Butler Co. history, there were 9 children to thismarriage - but the family records indicate that a 10th, Matthew R., whoseinitials also appear on the records of the church

In will "My oldest son."

1. Jane MC MICHAEL b. 1 Jun 1806; d. 5 Jan 1852.
2. 6. Christopher MC MICHAEL b. 22 Nov 1808, Euclid, PA; d. 17 Mar 1887, Euclid, PA.
3. Martha MC MICHAEL b. 16 Jan 1811; d. AFT. 1874, PA.
4. William MC MICHAEL b. 27 May 1813.
5. Matthew R. MC MICHAEL b. 24 Sep 1815; d. 14 Jul 1874.
6. David MC MICHAEL b. 20 Jun 1818; d. 19 Sep 1879.
7. Taylor MC MICHAEL b. 13 Apr 1821; d. 17 Nov 1851.
8. John MC MICHAEL b. 18 Jun 1824; d. 5 Jan 1852.
9. Samuel MC MICHAEL b. 18 Jun 1827.
10. Margaret MC MICHAEL b. 21 May 1830; d. 24 Sep 1875.