Sister of Miss Mary Williams, the wife of Japhiah, and the daughter ofRobert and Susanna Williams of Plain Grove, PA.

1. 2. Zenas MC MICHAEL   b. 11 Sep 1847.
2. 3. Infant daughter MC MICHAEL   b. 9 Oct 1849; d. 9 Oct 1849.
3. 4. Robert John MC MICHAEL   b. 27 Apr 1851, Euclid, PA; d. 6 Feb 1914, PA.

Buried in local cemetery as per Leta.

1. 5. Laura MC MICHAEL   b. 22 Apr 1876; d. AFT. 1957.
2. 6. Clyde MC MICHAEL   b. 7 Jan 1878; d. 10 Nov 1909.
3. 7. Helen MC MICHAEL   b. 25 Nov 1879; d. ABT. 1975, Harmony, PA.
4. 8. Clarence MC MICHAEL   b. 13 Sep 1882; d. 1957.

There is some disagreement between two history books, and the family, asto his background. But he was born on the family farm near Euclid, PA,where his father, the 2nd Christopher lived and died. He was educated inlocal schools, then went to Grove City College and Jefferson MedicalCollege of the City of Philadelphia. One of the histories stated that hegraduated in 1881 - although naming the wrong college apparently. Hebegan his practice at West Sunbury, but after three to four years,removed to Farmington (now Eau Claire), where he remained for the balanceof his life. However, after the death of his first wife, he removed toNew Castle, PA, for two years or so. But they were very there andreturned to their old home at Eau Claire. He owned several properties inthat town, and a farm in Venango Township, Butler Co., which was occupiedfor a time by his son John and family. Dr. Michael is buried with hisfirst wife in the East Unity Church Cemetery, a few miles from town.After his death, his second wife went to live with a sister, and isburied with her. They were members of the United Presbyterian Church ofEau Claire.
Robert was married twice; for the first time on June 7, 1880, to MissMary Campbell, the daughter of James and Ann (Story) Campbell, by whomshe was the youngest of 9 children. Mry died on January 7, 1898, and Dr.McMichael was married for the 2nd time on April 9, 1902, to Miss Sara C.Allen. She died on February 21, 1925. There were 9 children by the firstmarriage, none by the second.

1. 9. Elsie Lenora MC MICHAEL   b. 7 Jun 1881; d. AFT. 1957.
2. 10. Florence Ann MC MICHAEL   b. 22 Nov 1882.
3. 11. Infant son MC MICHAEL   b. 18 Nov 1884; d. 18 Nov 1884.
4. 12. John Ross MC MICHAEL   b. 3 Oct 1885; d. 30 May 1930, EauClair, PA.
5. 13. Mabel Elizabeth MC MICHAEL   b. 10 Dec 1887, EauClaire, PA; d. Nov 1919, PA.
6. 14. James C. MC MICHAEL   b. 28 Jan 1890; d. 10 Nov 1973.
7. 15. Charles S. MC MICHAEL   b. 19 Apr 1892; d. 28 Nov 1894.
8. 16. Infant son MC MICHAEL   b. 5 Mar 1895; d. 8 Mar 1895.
9. 17. Infant son MC MICHAEL   b. 8 Aug 1896; d. 8 Aug 1896.

As of 1957 lived at 230 East North Str., Butler, PA. This as per Series 4.

1. 18. Clair STONER  
2. 19. Burdett STONER  
3. 20. Helen STONER  
4. 21. Mildred STONER  
5. 22. Sara STONER  

1. 23. Harold MC MICHAEL  

She was the holder of the family bible in 1957. Died in EvergreenNursing Home, Harmony, PA, This as per Series 4.
Helen was contacted in early 1957, and she stated that she did have afamily Bible in her possession, and was in possession of other familyrecords. She offered to forward the data, but as of yet it has not beenreceived. As per Series 4.
Helen is buried at Zelienople, PA. As per Series 4.

1. 24. John MC MICHAEL   d. 1995.
2. 25. Wayne MC MICHAEL   d. ABT. 1993, PA.

Born January or June 7, 1881. As per Series 4.

1. 26. Hubert L. RAY  

1. 27. Genevieve BLAIR  
2. 28. Bernice BLAIR  

They resided in EauClaire, PA throughout their lifetimes. After his deathMrs. McMichael remarried a Mr. Heckathorne.
The family lived for a time at one of the properties owned by his father,a farm in Venango Township, Butler County. This per Series 4.

1. 29. Robert Ferguson MC MICHAEL   b. 24 Apr 1915; d. BEF. 1981, PA.

Died during the influenza epiedemic in November 1918. After High School,and for several years prior to her marriage, she was a practical nurse atthe Orphans Asylum at Pittsburg, and for more than four years after that,in the State Instution at Polk. As per Series 4.
Her husband Mr. William P. Davis was in the contracting business, and in1815 he came East from Utah, on a two-year contract, to Polk, VenangoCounty, PA, where he constructed additional buildings for the asylum forthe insane. As per Series 4.

1. 30. Geraldine DAVIS  
2. 31. Eleanor Ruth DAVIS  
3. 32. Infant Dau DAVIS   b. ABT. 1919.

The family of James and Edna, removed from PA to Oklahoma, shortly afterthe marriage, in March 1916, and in May 1919, on to Ranger, TX. In theyear 1957 they resided at Hallsville, TX, near the town of Longview,where Betty Jean now lives. From the foregoing, we find that James Jr.was born in Olahoma and died in TX. Betty Jean and Francis were born inTX. Betty Jean was married and had at least one daughter who was burnedto death when she cleaned the garage floor with gasoline. This per Series4.

1. 33. James MC MICHAEL, , Jr   b. 24 Oct 1917, Oklahoma; d. 15 Sep 1932, Texas.
2. 34. Betty Jean MC MICHAEL  
3. 35. Living MC MICHAEL  

Was killed in an accident on November 28, 1894, no cause given. This perSeries 4.

Deceased as per Series 4.

Has Christopher II's Bible, Lived on Perrysville Ave. "where I inspected the bible," A. M. 1957. This as per Series 4.

1. 36. Jane WALKER  

As of 1957 they resided in Grove City, PA where Robert was principle ofthe Junior High School. (He retired and died in a fall from a ladderwhile clearing ice from a gutter, date not known, but prior to June of1981.) This per Series 4.

1. 37. Living MC MICHAEL  
2. 38. Living MC MICHAEL  
3. 39. Living MC MICHAEL  

Her mother died during the influenza epiedemic in November 1918. This perSeries 4. If this is true, did the infant die from the same, or aretheir deaths related? Series 4 only says 1818 of 1819.