bullet ELEANOR MARTIN(1) was born in 1806 in DONALDSON CREEK FARM, TRIGG CO., KENTUCKY. She died on 18 Feb 1882. Parents: CHRISTOPHER MARTIN and ANN TURNER.

She was married to JOEL RICKS on 1 May 1827 in DONALDSON CREEK FARM, TRIGG CO., KENTUCKY. AFTER HE MARRIED ELEANOR MARTIN, HE REMAINED WITH HIS FATHER WORKING ON THE FARM UNTIL 15 JULY 1829. HE WENT TO THE NEW STATE OF ILLINOIS. HE WENT AS FAR NORTH AS MADISON COUNTY, WHERE HE FINALLY FOUND A FARM ON SILVER CREEK ABOUT 20 MILES EAST OF ALTON TO SETTLE ON. HE RETURNED TO KENTUCKY AND BROUGHT BACK FAMILY TO ILLINOIS ON 12 SEPT 1829. ABEL OLIVE, SECURED A FARM A SHORT DISTANCE FROM JOEL. AND HIS COUSIN, WILLIAM RICKS, SETTLED ON A FARM FURTHER NORTH IN CHRISTIAN CO.
ABOUT 1830, JOEL AND HIS WIFE JOINED THE (CAMPBELLITE) CHRISTIAN CHURCH, WHICH THEY CONTINUED TO AFFILIATE UNTIL THE FALL OF 1840, WHEN MORMON MISSIONARIES CAME INTO THE NEIGHBORHOOD PREACHING THEIR DOCTRINES. AFTER A COUPLE OF MEETINGS HE SOON DECIDED TO JOIN THE MORMON CHURCH, AND WAS BAPTIZED ON 6 JUNE 1841.
ON 20 MARCH 1842, JOEL WENT TO NAUVOO, ILLINOIS TO SEE FOR HIMSELF WHAT THE NEW CHURCH ORGANIZATION WAS, AND WHAT MANNER OF MAN WAS JOSEPH SMITH, THE PROPHET WAS. JOEL WAS GREATLY IMPRESSED AND IN AUGUST OF 1845, HE SOLD OUT HIS POSSESSIONS IN MADISON CO., AND IN COMPANY WITH JAMES OLIVE, REMOVED WITH HIS FAMILY TO NAUVOO AND WAS THEREAFTER, UP TO THE TIME OF HIS DEATH, IDENTIFIED WITH THE MORMON ORGANIZATION. SHORTLY AFTER HIS ARRIVAL IN NAUVOO, HE BOUGHT A CITY LOT ON THE PRAIRIE SOME DISTANCE BACK OF THE TEMPLE, FOR A TOWN RESIDENCE, AND ALSO A FARM AT APPANOOSE.
JOEL WITH SEVERAL TEAMS, CROSSED THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER AT FORT MADISON ON 27 APRIL 1846 AND WAS AMONG THE PIONEERS WHO CROSSED THE TERRITORY OF IOWA. AT REGULARE INTERVALS THE PIONEERS TARRIED FOR A FEW DAYS AND PLOWED AND SOWED LARGE TRACTS OF LAND TO BE HARVESTED BY THOSE WHO SHOULD COME AFTER THEM.
ARRIVING AT THE MISSOURI RIVER NEAR COUNCIL BLUFFS IN JULY, JOEL AND HIS FAMILY MADE A TEMPORARY RESIDENCE ON SILVER CREEK, WHERE HE PLANTED AND HARVESTED A CROP AND MADE OTHER ARRANGEMENTS TO CONTINUE THE JOURNEY WESTWARD. IN 1847, HE SENT ONE OF HIS BEST TEAMS WITH A PIONEER COMPANY WHICH LEFT THE MISSOURI RIVER FOR THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS UNDER THE LEADERSHIP OF BRIGHAM YOUNG. THIS COMPANY AFTER MANY HARDSHIPS AND TRIALS REACHED THE VALLEY OF THE GREAT SALT LAKE ON 24 JULY 1847, WHERE THEY FOUNDED SALT LAKE CITY.
JOEL REMAINED AT THE MISSOURI RIVER UNTIL THE SPRING OF 1848, WHEN HE JOINED THE GREAT COMPANY UNDER THE LEADERSHIP OF HEBER C. KIMBALL. THIS COMPANY CONSISTED OF 2417 SOULS AND 792 WAGONS AND WAS PROBABLY ONE OF THE LARGEST CARAVANS THAT EVER CROSSED THE GREAT PLAINS.
WHILE ON THE ELKHORN RIVER, ABOUT 20 MILES WEST OF OMAHA, THIS COMPANY WAS ATTACKED BY INDIANS. THOMAS E. RICKS AND A NUMBER OF OTHER YOUNG MEN CROSSED THE RIVER ON HORSE BACK TO DRIVE IN SOME CATTLE THAT WERE FEEDING THERE WHEN THE INDIANS OPENED FIRE UPON THEM. THOMAS WAS WOUNDED AND FELL FROM HIS HORSE AND WAS LEFT FOR DEAD BY HIS COMPANIONS. AS SOON AS THE NEWS WAS BROUGHT TO CAMP, JOEL HITCHED UP A TEAM AND CROSSING THE RIVER WENT OUT IN SEARCH OF THE BODY OF HIS SON, SUPPOSING THAT HE HAD BEEN KILLED. AFTER LOOKING AROUND FOR SOME MINUTES HE WAS SET UPON BY TWO INDIANS ON HORSE BACK. AS SOON AS HE SAW THEM HE TURNED HIS HORSES TOWARDS CAMP AND TRIED TO ESCAPE BUT, THEY RODE UP ON EACH SIDE OF HIM AND ONE OF THEM POINTED HIS GUN AT JOEL AND WITH THE MUZZLE 2 OR 3 FEET FROM HIS BODY, PULLED THE TRIGGER, THE GUN MISSED FIRED. THIS WAS REPEATED TWO OR THREE TIMES AND WHEN THE INDIAN FOUND HE COULD NOT KILL HIM, HE DROPPED BACK TO THE REAR OF THE WAGON WHERE HE STOLE A SMALL TRUNK CONTAINING SOME CLOTHING BELONGING TO MRS. RICKS. IT HAD TRANSPIRED THAT THOMAS HAD BEEN RESCUED BY SOME OF HIS COMPANIONS WHO HAD CROSSED THE RIVER AND FINDING HIM LYING IN THE GRASS HAD SUCCEEDED IN CARRYING HIM AWAY. THE WOUNDS THAT HE RECEIVED PROVED VERY SERIOUS AND ONE OF THE BULLETS HE RECEIVED ON THAT OCCASION HE CARRIED IN HIS BODY AS LONG AS HE LIVED. NOT TO DELAY THE COMPANY ANY FURTHER A SPRING WAGON WAS FITTED UP AND THOMAS WAS PLACED IN IT AND WAS CARRIED ALONG IN THE PILGRIMAGE WESTWARD. HE RECOVERED RAPIDLY AND WAS PRETTY NEARLY WELL BEFORE THE COMPANY REACHED THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS.
JOEL ARRIVED AT THE VALLEY OF THE GREAT SALT LAKE, IN SEPT. HE LOCATED TEMPORARILY AT BOUNTIFUL, ABOUT 12 MILES NORTH OF SALT LAKE CITY. HERE HE ERECTED A SAW MILL AND REMAINED DURING THE WINTER OF 1848\49. IN THE SPRING OF 1849, HE TOOK UP SOME LAND AT THE FOOT OF THE MOUNTAINS AT CENTERVILLE, 6 MILES NORTH OF BOUNTIFUL, BUILT A HOME AND RESIDED HERE FOR 9 YEARS. SOON AFTER LOCATING AT CENTERVILLE, HE ENGAGED IN THE TANNING BUSINESS AT FARMINGTON, THE CO. SEAT OF DAVIS CO., 6 MILES NORTH OF CENTERVILLE.
WHILE AT CENTERVILLE, HE PASSED THROUGH THE FAMINE PERIOD CAUSED BY THE GRASSHOPPERS AND CRICKETS. IT WAS THE YEAR OF 1854 THAT THE GRASSHOPPERS CAME.
IN THE SPRING OF 1858, WHEN THE STATE WAS THREATENED WITH INVASION BY THE UNITED STATES ARMY ALL OF THE MORMON SETTLERS LEFT THEIR HOMES AGAIN AND HEADED TOWARDS THE DESERT REGION, TOWARDS MEXICO. JOEL WITH HIS FAMILY WENT WITH THE REST AS FAR AS NEBO, IN JAUB VALLEY. THEY RETURNED IN EARLY JULY, AFTER THE THREAT HAD PASSED.
ON 23 JULY 1859, JOEL TOOK HIS FAMILY AND ARRIVED AT CACHE VALLEY. THEY MADE A TEMPORARY ENCAMPMENT ON THE PRESENT SITE OF THE BRIGHAM YOUNG COLLEGE. THIS FAMILY WAS WITH HIS WIFE, SARAH B. HE DID RETURN AND BROUGHT HIS OTHER FAMILY TO LOGAN AND BUILT THEM A CABIN ON THE BROW OF THE HILL.
IN CONNECTION WITH EZRA T. BENSON AND OTHERS HE BUILT THE FIRST SAW MILL AND GIRST MILL IN LOGAN, HE ALSO ENGAGED IN THE TANNING BUSINESS WHICH AT THAT TIME WAS A VERY IMORTANT INDUSTRY FOR THE EARLY SETTLERS. HE WAS ONE OF THE FIRST STOCK HOLDERS OF THE CO-OPERATIVE INSTITUTIONS WHICH WERE ORGANIZED IN 1868, ALSO THE DESERET TELEGRAPH COMPANY, WHICH WAS FORMED ABOUT THE SAME TIME. HE MAINTAINED FOR YEARS A FERRY BOAT ON THE LOGAN RIVER ON THE WEST SIDE OF THE VALLEY, AND LATER BUILT A BRIDGE THERE WHICH HE PRESENTED TO THE COUNTY. HE SERVED AS TREASURER FOR CACHE COUNTY FOR MORE THAN 30 YEARS.
AT THE TIME OF HIS DEATH, HIS DESCENDENTS IN THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN REGION NUMBERED 377 SOULS. Children were: THOMAS EDWIN RICKS, LEWIS RICKS, SALLY ANN RICKS, CLARINDA RICKS, TEMPERANCE RICKS, WILLIAM RICKS, JONATHON RICKS, MARY RICKS, JOSIAH RICKS, JOEL MARTIN RICKS, NATHAN RICKS.

bullet JAMES MARTIN(1) was born about 1745.

He was married to SARAH HARRIS. Children were: CHRISTOPHER MARTIN.

bullet JOHN HENRY MARTIN(1)

He was married to CAROLINE J. NIELSEN in 1897.

bullet MITZIE KURTA MARTIN(1)

She was married to ALVIN DOUGLAS MOORE in Oct 1970 in CALGARY, ALBERTA, CANADA. ALVIN WAS ONLY MARRIED TO MITZIE FOR ABOUT 11 MONTHS BEFORE HE DIED.

bullet WILLARD VAUGHN MASON (Private).

bulletMARY CATHERINE MATHER(1) was born on 28 Mar 1880. Parents: THOMAS WYLIE MATHER and MARY ELIZABETH MACLAY.

bullet THOMAS WYLIE MATHER(1) was born in SCOTLAND.

He was married to MARY ELIZABETH MACLAY on 26 Apr 1876. Children were: MARY CATHERINE MATHER.

bullet MATILDA (1)

She was married to ROBERT 1 (COUNT OF ARTOIS). Children were: BLANCHE .

bullet PIERRE MAUCLERC(1)

He was married to UNKNOWN. Children were: YOLANDE MAUCLERC.

bullet YOLANDE MAUCLERC(1) Parents: PIERRE MAUCLERC and UNKNOWN.

She was married to JOHN LE BRUN COUNT de la MARCHE. Children were: ALICE LE BRUN (1).

bullet FRANCIS GUNNELL MAUGHAN(1) was born on 18 Dec 1901 in WELLSVILLE, CACHE CO., UTAH. He died on 10 Apr 1962 in OGDEN, WEBER CO., UTAH. He was buried on 14 Apr 1962 in WELLSVILLE, CACHE CO., UTAH.

He was married to PHYLLIS EMMA NIELSEN on 22 Dec 1920 in LOGAN, CACHE CO., UTAH.

bullet FREDERICK DARLY MAUGHAN(1) was born on 12 Feb 1900 in WELLSVILLE, CACHE CO., UTAH. He died on 26 Feb 1969 in BRIGHAM CITY, BOX ELDER CO., UTAH. He was buried on 1 Mar 1969 in WELLSVILLE, CACHE CO., UTAH.

He was married to FONTELLA NIELSEN on 29 Apr 1925 in LOGAN, CACHE CO., UTAH.

bullet JULIANA FITZ MAURICE(1) Parents: MAURICE FITZ MAURICE and EMELINE LONGSPEE.

She was married to THOMAS DE CLARE. Children were: MARGARET DE CLARE.

bullet MAURICE FITZ MAURICE(1)

He was married to EMELINE LONGSPEE. Children were: JULIANA FITZ MAURICE.

bullet CATHERINE MAXWELL(1) was born on 11 Feb 1835. She died on 30 Mar 1908. Parents: WILLIAM JAMES MAXWELL and ANNA BARBARA STENGER.

She was married to ROBERT ARCHIBALD MAXWELL. Children were: ROBERT BRUCE MAXWELL.

bullet JACOB GREBLE MAXWELL(1) was born on 7 Oct 1807. He died on 5 Feb 1876.

He was married to CHRISTINA HANSE. Children were: ROBERT ARCHIBALD MAXWELL .

bullet ROBERT ARCHIBALD MAXWELL(1) was born on 9 Mar 1831. He died on 30 Jan 1886. Parents: JACOB GREBLE MAXWELL and CHRISTINA HANSE.

He was married to CATHERINE MAXWELL. Children were: ROBERT BRUCE MAXWELL.

bullet ROBERT BRUCE MAXWELL(1) was born on 25 Feb 1865. He died on 12 Mar 1899. Parents: ROBERT ARCHIBALD MAXWELL and CATHERINE MAXWELL.

He was married to MARY SHARP ASPLING. Children were: RUTH LLOYD MAXWELL.

bullet RUTH LLOYD MAXWELL(1) was born on 15 Sep 1895 in DEER LODGE, POWELL CO., MONTANA. She died in 1990 in MISSOULA, MISSOULA CO., MONTANA. Parents: ROBERT BRUCE MAXWELL and MARY SHARP ASPLING.

She was married to HOLMES MACLAY on 19 Jun 1924 in MISSOULA, MISSOULA CO., MONTANA. Children were: MARY JEAN VIRGINIA MACLAY, HOLMES MACLAY JR., HOLMES BRUCE MACLAY.

bullet WILLIAM JAMES MAXWELL(1) was born on 27 Oct 1810 in PHILADELPHIA, MONTGOMERY CO., PENNSYLVANIA. He died on 26 May 1895.

He was married to ANNA BARBARA STENGER on 13 Feb 1883. Children were: CATHERINE MAXWELL.

bullet MINNIE ADA MAY(1) was born on 4 Mar 1871 in MONTICELLO, JEFFERSON CO., FLORIDA. She was buried in Mar 1963 in WOOLFORD, ALBERTA, CANADA. She died on 21 Mar 1963 in CALGARY, ALBERTA, CANADA. MINNIE MAY, WAS A COUSIN TO AMANDA LOVETT.

WHEN SHE WAS 15 YEARS OLD, SHE MARRIED A MR. WHITE, A FRIEND OF HER FATHERS. HIS WIFE DIED PRIOR TO MARRYING MINNIE. THE COUNTRY COMMUNITY WHERE MR. WHITE LIVED, NEEDED A SCHOOL TEACHER, SO MINNIE WROTE AN EXAMINATION AND PASSED-- OBTAINING A TEACHING CERTIFICATE. THE MARRIAGE DIDN'T LAST LONG, BECAUSE MR. WHITE HAD DIED.

She was married to JOHN WILEY LEE in 1890. Children were: JOHN WILLIAM LEE, PEARL LEE, DILL LEE, LESTER LEE, WALKER LEE, KIRKHAM LEE, ROBERT LEE, WAYNE LEE, SHELDON LEE, MABEL LEE, BESSIE LEE.

She was married to WHITE about 1886.

bullet ELIZABETH MAYBY(1)

She was married to ANDREW B. NIELSEN.

bullet THOMAS MAYCOCK(1)

He was married to LOUISA BUDD.

bullet ALPHONSON MAYEE(1) was born in MOUNT TABOR, CHAMPAIGN CO., OHIO. AT THE TIME OF HER MARRIAGE SHE WAS FROM MOUNT TABOR, CHAMPAIGN CO., OHIO.

She was married to CHARLES MILTON MACLAY on 26 Dec 1872.

bullet SARAH MAYES(1)

She was married to EDWARD HARDING. Children were: WILLIAM HARDING .

bullet JOSEPH STEPHEN MCARTHUR(1) was born in 1880.

He was married to CHARLOTTE MOORE on 25 Dec 1901. Children were: STEPHEN LESTER MCARTHUR, SARAH MCARTHUR.

bullet SARAH MCARTHUR(1) Parents: JOSEPH STEPHEN MCARTHUR and CHARLOTTE MOORE.

bullet STEPHEN LESTER MCARTHUR (Private). Parents: JOSEPH STEPHEN MCARTHUR and CHARLOTTE MOORE.

bullet HELEN MARIA MCBRIDE(1) was born on 2 Jan 1872 in HYRUM, CACHE CO., UTAH. She was blessed in Apr 1872. She died on 19 Jan 1947 in HYRUM, CACHE CO., UTAH. She was buried on 22 Jan 1947 in HYRUM, CACHE CO., UTAH.

She was married to ANDREW B. NIELSEN on 9 Apr 1896 in LOGAN, CACHE CO., UTAH. Children were: ALEDA NIELSEN, RULON HARLUM NIELSEN, HAROLD MARRINER NIELSEN.

bullet JOHN MCBRIDE(1)

He was married to HARRIET A. OSBORN.

bullet ALLISON LORAINE MCCALLUM (Private).

Children were: RYLIE LAUREN ATWOOD.

bulletELIZABETH MCCARTER(1) was born on 14 Dec 1853 in GREENVILLE, TYRONE, ULSTER, IRELAND. She was born on 14 Dec 1853 in GREENVILLE, TYRONE, ULSTER, IRELAND. She was baptized on 11 Mar 1909. She was endowed on 13 Nov 1924 in the Alberta, Canada LDS temple. She died on 9 Oct 1937 in LETHBRIDGE, ALBERTA, CANADA. She died on 9 Oct 1937 in LETHBRIDGE, ALBERTA, CANADA. She was sealed to parents on 10 Feb 1959 in the Salt Lake City, Utah LDS temple. She was buried 11 OCT 19376 in LETHBRIDGE, ALBERTA, CANADA.

She was married to ROBERT MCCLUNG on 20 Nov 1885 in STRABANE, TYRONE, ULSTER, IRELAND. Children were: ALICE MCCLUNG, JENNIE MCCLUNG.

bullet ROANNA DIANE MCCARTHY (Private).

Children were: KRISTYN DIANE KENNARD, CARA DAWN KENNARD.

bulletCARRIE VIRGINIA MCCLAIN(1) was born in Aug 1866 in FLORENCE, RAVALLI CO., MONTANA. ON THE D. R. McCLAIN RANCH. She was buried in 1903 in MISSOULA, MISSOULA CO., MONTANA. She died on 26 Feb 1903 in FLORENCE, RAVALLI CO., MONTANA. DURING CHILDBIRTH. SHE MAY HAVE HAD A BROTHER BY THE NAME OF PERRY McCLAIN, WHO WAS A CIVIL WAR VETERAN. Parents: PERRY MCCLAIN and UNKNOWN.

She was married to DAVID RICHARDSON MACLAY on 20 May 1888 in MISSOULA, MISSOULA CO., MONTANA. Children were: DAVID LAMARR MACLAY , HOLMES MACLAY, HELEN ELIZABETH MACLAY, EMILY RICHARDSON MACLAY, CARRIE VIRGINIA MACLAY.

bullet PERRY MCCLAIN(1) was a RANCHER in BITTER ROOT VALLEY, MONTANA.

He was married to UNKNOWN . Children were: CARRIE VIRGINIA MCCLAIN.

bullet ALFRED ROYALE MCCLELLAND(1) was born on 7 Oct 1878. Parents: BRAINARD MCCLELLAND and SUSAN MARY SMITH MCCLELLAND.

bullet ALICE JASMINE MCCLELLAND (Private). Parents: BRAINARD MCCLELLAND and SUSAN MARY SMITH MCCLELLAND.

bullet ANNA BELLE MCCLELLAND(1) was born on 14 Jul 1880 in LAWRENCE CO., PENNSYLVANIA. She died on 21 Sep 1962 in LAWRENCE CO., PENNSYLVANIA. Parents: EDWIN CLARK MCCLELLAND and ELEANOR MARGARET MCCLELLAND.

She was married to JAMES CLIFFORD WALLACE on 1 Dec 1909 in LAWRENCE CO., PENNSYLVANIA.

bullet ARABELLA ERWIN MCCLELLAND(1) was born on 25 Dec 1844. She died on 4 May 1912 in LAWRENCE CO., PENNSYLVANIA. Parents: JOSEPH MCCLELLAND and MARY HOLMES MACLAY.

She was married to ZACKARY TAYLOR ROBINSON on 3 Jan 1872. Children were: ROY HOLMES ROBINSON, SALLIE MACLAY ROBINSON.

bullet BRAINARD MCCLELLAND(1) was born in 1845. He died in 1901.

He was married to SUSAN MARY SMITH MCCLELLAND on 12 Oct 1876. AFTER MARRYING TO MOVED TO BROWNWOOD, TEXAS Children were: MARY ALGERITA MCCLELLAND, ALFRED ROYALE MCCLELLAND, ROSWELL DeWIT MCCLELLAND , ALICE JASMINE MCCLELLAND, MYRAN HOOKER MCCLELLAND, STEWART MACLAY MCCLELLAND , WINNIFRED VIOLET MCCLELLAND, CLIVE WELLS MCCLELLAND.

bullet REV. CHARLES SAMUEL MCCLELLAND(1) was born on 16 Sep 1852 in ROXBURY, FRANKLIN CO., PENNSYLVANIA. He served a mission in 1880 in SIAM. He died on 23 Mar 1933 in LAWRENCE CO., PENNSYLVANIA. He was educated. HE RECIEVED HIS EDUCATION IN NEW CASTLE HIGH SCHOOL AND ENTERED THE CLASSICAL COURSE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF WOOSTER, OHIO, IN 1873, GRADUATING IN 1877 WITH THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF ARTS, RECEIVING THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF ARTS IN 1879. HE THEN STUDIED IN THE WESTERN THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY, AT ALLEGHANY, AND ENTERED UPON THE MINISTRY OF THE PREBYTERIAN CHURCH. IN 1880 HE WAS SENT TO SIAM AS A MISSIONARY OF HIS CHURCH BUT IN 1882 HE WAS COMPELLED TO RETURN ON ACCOUNT OF ILL HEALTH, RETURNING TO THE UNITED STATES BY WAY OF EUROPE, THUS MAKING A COMPLETE CIRCUIT OF THE WORLD. HE WAS CALLED TO BETHEL CHURCH AT INVERNESS, OHIO. Parents: JOSEPH MCCLELLAND and MARY HOLMES MACLAY.

He was married to MARY REBECCA PARRY on 28 Sep 1889. Children were: MAUD SNOWDEN MCCLELLAND, FLORENCE EUGENIE MCCLELLAND, THOMAS HAROLD MCCLELLAND, JOSEPH EDGAR MCCLELLAND .

bullet CLIVE WELLS MCCLELLAND (Private). Parents: BRAINARD MCCLELLAND and SUSAN MARY SMITH MCCLELLAND.

bullet EDWIN CLARK MCCLELLAND(1) was born on 29 Jan 1854 in LAWRENCE CO., PENNSYLVANIA. He died on 29 Oct 1934 in LAWRENCE CO., PENNSYLVANIA. Parents: WILLIAM MCCLELLAND and ANN WRIGHT.

He was married to ELEANOR MARGARET MCCLELLAND on 14 Jan 1878. Children were: JOSEPH HOLMES MCCLELLAND, ANNA BELLE MCCLELLAND, THURMAN DeWIT MCCLELLAND.

He was married to JEAN STALLSMITH.

bullet ELEANOR MARGARET MCCLELLAND(1) was born on 9 May 1849 in JUNIATA CO., PENNSYLVANIA. She died on 20 Apr 1914 in LAWRENCE CO., PENNSYLVANIA. Parents: JOSEPH MCCLELLAND and MARY HOLMES MACLAY.

She was married to EDWIN CLARK MCCLELLAND on 14 Jan 1878. Children were: JOSEPH HOLMES MCCLELLAND, ANNA BELLE MCCLELLAND , THURMAN DeWIT MCCLELLAND.

bullet FLORENCE EUGENIE MCCLELLAND(1) was born in 1883. She died in 1886. Parents: REV. CHARLES SAMUEL MCCLELLAND and MARY REBECCA PARRY.

bullet HOWARD MCCLELLAND(1) Parents: ROBERT MCCLELLAND and JANE IRWIN.

bullet JOHN HOLMES MCCLELLAND(1) was born on 24 Nov 1842 in ROXBURY, FRANKLIN CO., PENNSYLVANIA. He died on 12 Mar 1922 in LAWRENCE CO., PENNSYLVANIA. Parents: JOSEPH MCCLELLAND and MARY HOLMES MACLAY.

He was married to MARGARET ELINORE QUIGLEY on 28 Feb 1877. AFER GETTING MARRIED THEY MOVED TO EDENBURG, LAWRENCE CO., PENNSYLVANIA. Children were: ROBERT MACLAY MCCLELLAND.

bullet JOSEPH MCCLELLAND(1) was born on 15 Dec 1810 in CUMBERLAND CO., PENNSYLVANIA. He died in 1878 in LAWRENCE CO., PENNSYLVANIA. SHE'S OF FRANKLIN CO., PENNSYLVANIA.

He was married to MARY HOLMES MACLAY on 10 Dec 1837. THEY MOVED TO EDENBURG, LAWRENCE CO., PENNSYLVANIA AFTER BEING MARRIED. Children were: THOMAS MCCLELLAND, ROBERT MACLAY MCCLELLAND, JOSEPH ALEXANDER MCCLELLAND, JOHN HOLMES MCCLELLAND , ARABELLA ERWIN MCCLELLAND, SUSAN MARY SMITH MCCLELLAND, ELEANOR MARGARET MCCLELLAND , REV. CHARLES SAMUEL MCCLELLAND.

bullet JOSEPH ALEXANDER MCCLELLAND(1) was born on 20 Feb 1841 in FRANKLIN CO., PENNSYLVANIA. He was a MERCANTILE BUSINESS in 1859 in NAPA CO., CALIFORNIA. He died on 23 Nov 1919 in LAWRENCE CO., PENNSYLVANIA. Parents: JOSEPH MCCLELLAND and MARY HOLMES MACLAY.

He was married to ANNA MARIA WEST on 15 Jan 1868.

bullet JOSEPH EDGAR MCCLELLAND (Private). Parents: REV. CHARLES SAMUEL MCCLELLAND and MARY REBECCA PARRY.

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