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Cynthia Lovesta MCCLELLAN
 1856 - 1956

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Generation: 1
  1. Cynthia Lovesta MCCLELLAN b. 2 May 1856, Payson,Utah,Ut; d. 30 Sep 1956.

    Notes:
    Ancestral File Number: *
    OBJE: C:\MY STUFF\PHOTO\MC\MCCLELLAN\McCCL.jpgFile written by Adobe Photoshop· 4.0

    Cynthia m. George Washington BAILEY 17 Aug 1873. [Group Sheet]

    Notes:
    CHAN28 Dec 1998

Generation: 2
  1. William Carroll MCCLELLAN b. 12 May 1828, Shelbyville,Bedford,Tn; d. 28 Apr 1916, Colonia Juarez,Chihuahua,Mexico; bur. 29 Apr 1916, Colonia Juarez,Chihuahua,Mexico.

    Notes:
    Cause of Death: 83 years old
    Ancestral File Number: 16
    OBJE: C:\MYSTUFF\PHOTO\MC\MCCLELLAN\MCWMC.JPG

  2. William m. Almeda DAY 19 Jul 1849, Little Pigeon,Pottawatamie,Ia. Almeda (daughter of Hugh DAY and Rhoda Ann NICHOLS) b. 28 Nov 1831, Bastard,Leeds,Ontario,Canada; d. 22 Jun 1933, Salt Lake City,Salt Lake,Ut; bur. 26 Jun 1933, Salt Lake City,Salt Lake,Ut. [Group Sheet]

  3. Almeda DAY b. 28 Nov 1831, Bastard,Leeds,Ontario,Canada; d. 22 Jun 1933, Salt Lake City,Salt Lake,Ut; bur. 26 Jun 1933, Salt Lake City,Salt Lake,Ut.

    Notes:
    Cause of Death: 97 years old
    Ancestral File Number: 17
    OBJE: C:\MYSTUFF\PHOTO\D\DAY\DAYALMDA.JPG
    OBJE: C:\MY STUFF\PHOTO\D\DAY\DayAlmeda.jpg
    Sketch of the Life of: ALMEDA DAY McCLELLAN
    Prepared by her grand daughter Zitelle McClellan Snar
    r ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
    ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
    I'm no artist, don't know anything about painting. But I
    'm going to present a word picture of my little paternal gr
    andmother, Almeda Day McClellan, who lived to be nearly 10
    2 years old.
    Some of this information was obtained from actual contac
    t with grandmother. Parts from her children, my father, Ge
    orge A. McClellan, his youngest brother-Professor Charles E
    . McClellan of Logan, Utah and other Aunts, Uncles and cous
    ins. After grandfather McClellan died in 1916, grandmothe
    r lived in our home at times, and she used to dwell in th
    e past a great deal in memory. I can picture her now, stan
    ding with her arms folded across her back...her shoulders h
    eld erectwith a slight rocking motion...she talked to me a
    s she ironed. She spoke ofthings that were important to h
    er in days gone by. I wish now that I had been more attenti
    ve then, and had been wise enough to question her along cer
    tain lines. I was a member of the Pioneer Stake Sunday Sch
    ool Board at the time, and was trying to think out a lesso
    n I had to present. Sometimes I becamea bit irked with he
    r for interrupting my train of thought, even though I didw
    rite down many of the things she told me during those years.
    "If Youth could know what age would crave full man
    y a penny youth would save" It is an oldadage & I would pa
    raphrase it to read:
    "If youth, the wisdom of age would crave,
    More patience with the aged, youth must have."
    After I was married in 1925, I became the corresponding S
    ecretary for the Salt Lake County Board of the Daughters o
    f Utah Pioneers, and began to realize the importance of rec
    ording more of the experiences in grandmother's life. Bu
    t if she ever saw me writing things down as she talked, sh
    e would stop immediately and move away, saying; "What do yo
    u want to write it down for? I might be wrong."
    She was atiny woman, physically, but she never asked any
    one else to lift the heavy endof the load. She passed thr
    ough the hardships of pioneer life, of relativepoverty, al
    l of her days. Guy C. Wilson said of her passing: "I'm sur
    e therenever was a soul who could do that with more grac
    e and courage than Almeda McClellan. She bore the burden
    s of life without complaint. She was a patientGod-fearin
    g woman."
    Toward the end of her days, her youngest son Charlesonc
    e asked her what was the greatest trial she had endured i
    n the course of her long life. "Trials," she mused, "neve
    r had any." Uncle Charles recalled some of her experiences
    ... she was a frail, delicate baby. Only weighed 21/2lbs
    . at birth. As a child, she crossed the St. Lawrence Rive
    r on the ice.Lived with her in-laws for a while after mar
    riage to William C. McClellan who had just returned from th
    e long trek with the Mormon Battalion. They started acros
    s the plains for the west by ox team with a 5 week old baby
    . Theyspent about 4 years in the United Order up at the s
    aw mill at Sunset, Arizona. They pioneered Payson, Utah; B
    righam City, Arizona; and Colonia Juarez inold Mexico at t
    he age of 81 years.
    "Wasn't that hardship and trials?" he asked. "Humph!" sh
    e responded "all in a day's work!". Grandfather added.."Wh
    at we did was just ordinary. Just what there was to do. Y
    ou do what you have to do in this life, and that's just wha
    t we did. We just happened to livein that time." --------
    -----------------------------------------------------------
    ------------- 1920 census- 1930 Census- Almeda died of Pneu
    monia @ 1933

    Almeda Day was born to Hugh Day and Rhoda Ann Nichols on November 28, 1831newar whis is now Brockville, Canada, about 50 m

    Notes:
    CHAN24 May 2000

    Children:
    1. Mary Almeda MCCLELLAN b. 11 May 1850, Little Pigeon,Pottawatamie,Ia; d. 27 Oct 1889.
    2. William Hugh MCCLELLAN
    3. Maria Matilda MCCLELLAN b. 2 May 1854, Payson,Utah,Ut; c. 6 Jun 1854, Payson,Utah,Ut; d. 26 Jul 1940, Colonia Juarez,Galeana,Chihuahua,Mexico; bur. 28 Jul 1940, Colonia Juarez,Galeana,Chihuahua,Mexico.
    4. 1. Cynthia Lovesta MCCLELLAN b. 2 May 1856, Payson,Utah,Ut; d. 30 Sep 1956.
    5. James Jasper MCCLELLAN b. 29 Dec 1858, Payson,Utah,Ut; d. 17 Apr 1938, Glenwood,Sevier,Ut.
    6. Sarah Evaline MCCLELLAN
    7. David Alvin MCCLELLAN b. 16 Jun 1865, Payson,Utah,Ut; d. 4 Jan 1953, Mesa,Maricopa,az; bur. Jan 1953, Mesa City Cemetery,Mesa,Maricopa,az.
    8. Samuel Edwin MCCLELLAN
    9. Rhoda Ann MCCLELLAN
    10. George Alma MCCLELLAN b. 13 Jun 1872, Payson,Utah,Ut; d. 28 Dec 1963.
    11. Charles Eli MCCLELLAN

Generation: 3
  1. Hugh DAY b. 31 Jul 1809, Bastard,Leeds,Ontario,Canada; d. 19 Jan 1886, Salt Lake City,Salt Lake,Ut; bur. Jan 1886, Salt Lake City Cemetery,Salt Lake City,Salt Lake,Ut.

    Notes:
    Cause of Death: 76 years old
    Ancestral File Number: 34
    OBJE: C:\MYSTUFF\PHOTO\D\DAY\DAYHUGH.JPG
    OBJE: C:\MY STUFF\PHOTO\D\DAY\DAYHUGH.JPGVT-COMPRESS

  2. Hugh m. Rhoda Ann NICHOLS 12 Dec 1830, Bastard,Leeds,Ontario,Canada. Rhoda b. 18 Feb 1813, Bastard,Leeds,Ontario,Canada; d. 9 Nov 1844, Nauvoo,Hancock,Il; bur. Nauvoo,Hancock,Il. [Group Sheet]

  3. Rhoda Ann NICHOLS b. 18 Feb 1813, Bastard,Leeds,Ontario,Canada; d. 9 Nov 1844, Nauvoo,Hancock,Il; bur. Nauvoo,Hancock,Il.

    Notes:
    Cause of Death: childbirth--31 years old

    Notes:
    CHAN24 May 2000

    Children:
    1. 3. Almeda DAY b. 28 Nov 1831, Bastard,Leeds,Ontario,Canada; d. 22 Jun 1933, Salt Lake City,Salt Lake,Ut; bur. 26 Jun 1933, Salt Lake City,Salt Lake,Ut.
    2. Lydia Maria DAY b. 1 Jun 1833, ,Leeds,Ontario,Canada; d. 8 Apr 1886, Salt Lake City,Ut.
    3. William Sheldon DAY b. 12 Oct 1835, ,Leeds,Ontario,Canada.
    4. John DAY b. Oct 1839, ,Jefferson,Ny; d. Oct 1839, (3 Hours Old),Jefferson,Ny.
    5. Rhoda Ann DAY b. 7 Nov 1844, Nauvoo,Hancock,Il; d. Nauvoo,Hancock,Il.

Generation: 4
  1. William DAY, Jr. b. 25 Jun 1773, Attleboro,Bristol,Ma; d. 12 Apr 1815, Bastard,Leeds,Ontario,Canada.

    Notes:
    Name Suffix: Jr.
    Name Suffix: Jr.
    Cause of Death: 42 yearsold
    Ancestral File Number: 68

  2. William m. Elizabeth JOHNS 1796, Attleboro,Bristol,Ma ?. Elizabeth (daughter of Hugh JOHNS and Elizabeth MILLER) b. 11 May 1778, Vernon/Bolton,Tolland,Ct; d. 17 May 1831, Bastard,Leeds,Ontario,Canada. [Group Sheet]

  3. Elizabeth JOHNS b. 11 May 1778, Vernon/Bolton,Tolland,Ct; d. 17 May 1831, Bastard,Leeds,Ontario,Canada.

    Notes:
    Cause of Death: 53 years old
    Ancestral File Number: 69

    Notes:
    CHAN28 Dec 1998

    Children:
    1. Elizabeth DAY b. 30 Jun 1797, Bastard,Leeds,Ontario,Canada; d. 23 Jul 1885; bur. Baptist Cemetery\ Philipsville,Canada.
    2. Joel DAY b. Abt 1800, Bastard,Leeds,Ontario,Canada; d. 1876.
    3. Lodica DAY b. 1804, Bastard,Leeds,Ontario,Canada; d. 8 Aug 1852.
    4. Laura DAY b. 1806/1807, Bastard,Leeds,Ontario,Canada.
    5. 6. Hugh DAY b. 31 Jul 1809, Bastard,Leeds,Ontario,Canada; d. 19 Jan 1886, Salt Lake City,Salt Lake,Ut; bur. Jan 1886, Salt Lake City Cemetery,Salt Lake City,Salt Lake,Ut.
    6. Sarah Ann DAY b. Abt 1811, Bastard,Leeds,Ontario,Canada.

  
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