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Moore, Isaac (b. 30 SEP 1856, d. 7 FEB 1861)

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Note: II) Lewis , son of Daniel and Jemima Williams , was born in 1811 , died May 29, 1890 . His parents came to Menallen township, Fayette county, Pennsylvania , in 1818 , and Lewis was a lifelong resident of that county. He worked on the farm and later became a brick manufacturer, having extensive yards and kilns. After a life of great activity he retired to Scottdale , making his home with his youngest daughter. He died in Uniontown , aged eighty years. He was a Republican and active in local affairs. Both he and wife were members of the Methodist Episcopal church. Fraternally he was an Odd Fellow. He married Margaret Harris , of Scotch-Irish descent; her father was a blacksmith of Georges township, Fayette county ; her only brother died at the age of sixteen years. She had two sisters: Sarah , married Thomas Campbell and moved to California ; Lydia , married Thomas Burchinal . Children of Mr. and Mrs. Williams : 1. Sarah , deceased, married (first) William Miner , (second) Moses Barnett . 2. Jane , deceased, married Levi Crossland . 3. Mary , married William Carter , both deceased. 4. Julia , deceased, married William Pegg . 5. James , married Clarissa Turner , both living in Uniontown . 6. Margaret , married James Allen , both living in Uniontown . 7. Lewis , deceased, one time chief of Uniontown fire department. 8. Fuller , died aged twelve years. 9. John Thomas , of whom further. 10. Maria , died aged eleven years. 11. Isaac , married Charlotte Biddle and died in Scottdale, Pennsylvania . 12 and 13. Died in infancy.

Fayette County, Pennsylvania, Genealogical and Personal History


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Source Information:
Ancestry.com. Fayette County, Pennsylvania, Genealogical and Personal History [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2003. Original data: John W. Jordan, ed.. Genealogical and Personal History of Fayette County Pennsylvania. Vol. I-II. New York, USA: Lewis Historical Publishing Company, 1912.
About Fayette County, Pennsylvania, Genealogical and Personal History
This database contains both volumes of a two-volume series titled Genealogical and Personal History of Fayette County, Pennsylvania. This work contains a great amount of genealogical information and other facts about notable individuals from...


This database contains both volumes of a two-volume series titled Genealogical and Personal History of Fayette County, Pennsylvania. This work contains a great amount of genealogical information and other facts about notable individuals from Fayette County. There were three main purposes for creating this work. The first was to concisely present the history of the families of Fayette County from Colonial times. The second was to preserve the history of the county's prominent people, and the third was to present the relationship between the prominent families from all times to the growth, prosperity, and influence of the county. Researchers of this area will find this work to be a valuable supplement to the many histories that have been written about the state of Pennsylvania.

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Note: Mt. Moriah Cemetery

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Note: Historical Newspapers > Morning Herald (Uniontown, Pennsylvania) > 1920 > July > 10
Buried, Mason City Iowa

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Note: BURCHINAL, T. P.; Contractor and bridge builder, Monroe; born in Fayette Co., Penn. in 1837, where he married Miss Mary J. DUNHAM. They were married in 1860. She was born in Allegheny Co., Penn. They moved to Greene Co., Wis. in 1862, and from there to this place (Monroe) in 1868. They have three children -- Anna Belle, Homer W. and Luther. Mr. BURCHINAL and family are members of the Baptist Church; he is also a charter member of the I.O.O.F. at this place; was elected to the Grand Lodge in the years 1870-75-76. Politically, he is a Republican.

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Note: (IV) Samuel Greenlee , eldest son of Robert (2) and Asenath (Greenlee) Britt was born near Lemont Furnace, North Union township, Fayette county, Pennsylvania , March 25, 1837 . Nine years of his early life were spent in Virginia , returning to Fayette county in 1846 . From that year until the present he has resided in Georges township, Fayette county , and for sixty-two years has lived on his farm of one hundred and forty acres inherited from his father, to which he has added three hundred and sixty acres. He was educated in the public schools of Virginia and Georges township , working on the farm with his father, and after his mother's death again returned to the homestead, living with and caring for his aged father until the latter's death. He then came into possession, and there remains in comfort and ease. He is a Democrat in politics, but has never accepted public office; with his wife he is a member of the Methodist Episcopal church. He married, March 11, 1860 , Caroline Miller , born in Georges township , March 13, 1838 , daughter of William Miller , a farmer, died aged eighty-six years, and Mary (Davis) Miller . Their children: 1. David , married Priscilla Woodall ; both deceased. 2. Hannah , married Pleasant Cook , and lives at Hamilton, Ohio . 3. James , married (first) Anna Harding . (second) Martha Douglas . 4. Sarah , married Jonathan McFadden , and lives in Uniontown, Pennsylvania . 5. Judson (deceased), married Sarah Burchinal . 6. Caroline , (of previous mention). 7. Squire Ayres (deceased). 8. Marcellius Estep (deceased), married Miranda Cook ; lived in Hamilton county, Ohio . 9. Alfred , married Sarah James ; both deceased. 10. John . (deceased), married Belle Field . 11. Samuel Albert , married Frances E. Britt , both deceased.

Fayette County, Pennsylvania, Genealogical and Personal History

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Note: Herrin, Cynthia, ed.. Fayette County, Pennsylvania Vital Records, 1750-1890 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 1999.

Children of Samuel Greenlee and Caroline (Miller) Britt : 1. Robert M. , married Alfretta Poundstone , born September 17, 1860 , and lives at Smithfield , where he owns a line of hacks and carriages; children: Nellie Caroline , a school teacher; Florence . 2. Pleasant C. , married Margaret Humphries , born September 20, 1863 ; lives in Georges township ; children: Guiher , married Daisy Dils , and has a son Robert ; Ethel Rose , twin of Guiher ; Edna ; Russell ; Mary ; Pleasant C. (2d) ; Arthur ; Anna J. ; the last six live at home. 3. William Miles , a farmer of Smithfield . 4. Caroline Belle , lives at home. 5. Charles Ewing , lives at home. 6. John L. , a carpenter; married Melinda Crow , and lives in Georges township ; children: William M. , Mary Margaret . 7. Franklin Pierce ; an employee of Baltimore & Ohio railroad; married Estella Everhart . 8. Mary Hannah , lives at home. 9. Nellie A. , lives at home.
Fayette County, Pennsylvania, Genealogical and Personal History

(IV) Samuel Greenlee , eldest son of Robert (2) and Asenath (Greenlee) Britt was born near Lemont Furnace, North Union township, Fayette county, Pennsylvania , March 25, 1837 . Nine years of his early life were spent in Virginia , returning to Fayette county in 1846 . From that year until the present he has resided in Georges township, Fayette county , and for sixty-two years has lived on his farm of one hundred and forty acres inherited from his father, to which he has added three hundred and sixty acres. He was educated in the public schools of Virginia and Georges township , working on the farm with his father, and after his mother's death again returned to the homestead, living with and caring for his aged father until the latter's death. He then came into possession, and there remains in comfort and ease. He is a Democrat in politics, but has never accepted public office; with his wife he is a member of the Methodist Episcopal church. He married, March 11, 1860 , Caroline Miller , born in Georges township , March 13, 1838 , daughter of William Miller , a farmer, died aged eighty-six years, and Mary (Davis) Miller . Their children: 1. David , married Priscilla Woodall ; both deceased. 2. Hannah , married Pleasant Cook , and lives at Hamilton, Ohio . 3. James , married (first) Anna Harding . (second) Martha Douglas . 4. Sarah , married Jonathan McFadden , and lives in Uniontown, Pennsylvania . 5. Judson (deceased), married Sarah Burchinal . 6. Caroline , (of previous mention). 7. Squire Ayres (deceased). 8. Marcellius Estep (deceased), married Miranda Cook ; lived in Hamilton county, Ohio . 9. Alfred , married Sarah James ; both deceased. 10. John . (deceased), married Belle Field . 11. Samuel Albert , married Frances E. Britt , both deceased.
Fayette County, Pennsylvania, Genealogical and Personal History

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Note: Mt. Moriah Cemetery

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