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Robert Frank MC MICHAEL
 

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Generation: 1
  1. Robert Frank MC MICHAEL

    Robert m. Josephine Marcelina FALLEN [Group Sheet]

    Children:
    1. MC MICHAEL
    2. Living MC MICHAEL

    Robert m. Marie FLETCHER [Group Sheet]

    Children:
    1. Living MC MICHAEL

Generation: 2
  1. Jesse Frank Deloss MC MICHAEL b. 10 Jan 1880, West Sunbury, Butler, Pennsylvania; d. 12 May 1936, West Sunbury, Butler, Pennsylvania.

    Notes:
    He was a tall man. Leta has a picture or two of him and his new bride

    As per Leta, her dad had done various types of work to support thefamily. It must have been hard to support the 5 children. He worked longand hard for them. Leta said they were poor but didn't know it at thetime.
    Her dad was a farmer, had his own crops. He dug coal from the familiesland and sold it locally. He took it out by hand. She said he had a timegetting the payment from some, their was one individual who would onlypay when it was time to buy more from her father. He owned at varioustimes 2 threshing machines. Her dad name the first one "John" and thesecond one "Jim." They were steam driven, like train engine powered.Actually they were called engines. He stopped using the first one, shedoesn't remember why, and drove it into an area of the farm and left itthere. Leta said it would probably be worth something now as anantique. She is correct again.
    Thrashing was a big project, it would involve the male children andneighbors. Her dad probably sold his services with the Thrasher forcash. She didn't remember him bringing anything else home. He may nothave made much of a profit from this. Her brother Jo would usually help,his job was to keep the steam up.
    He raised a few sheep for wool and lambs for extra money.
    They had a few cows, and chickens for butter and eggs. Her mother wouldsell butter and eggs for her own little spending money.

  2. Jesse m. Alice Martha SEATON 25 Dec 1902, West Sunbury, Butler, Pennsylvania. Alice b. 27 Aug 1880, Clintonville,,Pennsylvania; d. 10 May 1957, West Sunbury, Butler, Pennsylvania. [Group Sheet]

  3. Alice Martha SEATON b. 27 Aug 1880, Clintonville,,Pennsylvania; d. 10 May 1957, West Sunbury, Butler, Pennsylvania.

    Notes:
    There is a picture of me, at about 1 year, sitting on Great GrandmaSeaton's lap. Aleta and Grandma Yarish are sitting on either side of her,she would have been about 74 at the time. We went to West Sunbury, PAwith Bob McMichael (her took the pictures). It was warm, a picture showsme outside in a diaper.
    She was a tall woman as per Grandma Jo.

    She was a tall woman as per Leta. Had 6 brothers and sisters.

    Her mother sold butter and eggs from their farm for a little spendingmoney. They also had a few cows and sheep.

    Jo was trying to remember where she was from, she could not on 8/23/97.Annadale area?

    Notes:
    Leta has a picture of them at their wedding.

    Children:
    1. 1. Robert Frank MC MICHAEL
    2. Thelma Sarah MC MICHAEL b. 22 Aug 1903, West Sunbury, Butler Co., PA; d. ABT. Jan 1993, Pennsylvania.
    3. Aleta MC MICHAEL b. 6 May 1907, West Sunbury, Butler Co., PA; d. 6 Apr 2002.
    4. Joseph B. MC MICHAEL b. 9 Apr 1910; d. 29 Jan 1980.
    5. Ralph V. MC MICHAEL

Generation: 3
  1. Joseph MC MICHAEL b. 19 Feb 1834, West Sunbury, Butler Co., PA; d. 6 Dec 1910.

    Notes:
    The marriage must have occurred at some time prior to October 18, 1856,for on that date Joseph and wife were examined for admission to thecongregation of the West Sunbury Church. There were 3 children SarahRebecca (Beckie), Margaret Ann and Jesse Frank Deloss.
    Both of the daughters remained single. As per Series 4.

    Have photo of his Gravestone. Inscription:
    FATHER
    JOSEPH McMICHAEL
    1834-1910

  2. Joseph m. Sarah MCKISSICK BEF. 18 Oct 1856. Sarah b. 1835; d. 13 Jun 1904. [Group Sheet]

  3. Sarah MCKISSICK b. 1835; d. 13 Jun 1904.

    Notes:
    The marriage must have occurred at some time prior to October 18, 1856,for on that date Joseph and wife were examined for admission to thecongregation of the West Sunbury Church. There were 3 children SarahRebecca (Beckie), Margaret Ann and Jesse Frank Deloss.
    Both of the daughters remained single. As per Series 4.

    Have photo of her grave stone it is directly next to her husband JosephMcMichael.
    Inscription: MOTHER
    SARAH
    WIFE OF
    JOSEPH McMICHAEL
    1935--1904

    Children:
    1. Sarah Rebecca MC MICHAEL b. 1 Feb 1857; d. 18 Mar 1929.
    2. Margaret Ann MC MICHAEL b. 21 Apr 1860; d. 25 Sep 1930.
    3. 2. Jesse Frank Deloss MC MICHAEL b. 10 Jan 1880, West Sunbury, Butler, Pennsylvania; d. 12 May 1936, West Sunbury, Butler, Pennsylvania.

Generation: 4
  1. Christopher MC MICHAEL b. 22 Nov 1808, Euclid, PA; d. 17 Mar 1887, Euclid, PA.

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

  2. Christopher m. Elizabeth ST. CLAIR 2 May 1833. Elizabeth b. Apr 1812; d. 12 Jul 1845. [Group Sheet]

  3. Elizabeth ST. CLAIR b. Apr 1812; d. 12 Jul 1845.

    Children:
    1. 4. Joseph MC MICHAEL b. 19 Feb 1834, West Sunbury, Butler Co., PA; d. 6 Dec 1910.
    2. 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.

  
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