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     Mary Jane Robison was born on 4 June 1831. She married Enoch George Gray, son of Benjamin Lever Gray and Eva Gearhart, on 22 August 1854 at Boggs Township, Clearfield Co., Pennsylvania, USA.

Mary Jane Robison died on 10 July 1859 at Boggs Township, Clearfield Co., Pennsylvania, USA, at age 28.
      ; Family Source.¹

; MARRIAGE: Marriage entry 53 Marriage Records of Clearfield Co. Pa Married by Rev ? M. Cooper, Presbyterian DEATH: Died of consumption, affidavit filed with application for pension benefits for Martha J. Gray in 1894. Her married name was Gray.

     Alonzo Thomas Gray married Frances Elder.¹
Alonzo Thomas Gray was born on 15 December 1845 at Pennsylvania, USA; aged 5 in 1850 census.^1,2
Alonzo Thomas Gray died on 27 August 1887 at age 41.¹
Alonzo Thomas Gray was buried after 27 August 1887 at Gray's Cemetery, Stormstown Township, Centre Co., Pennsylvania, USA; from Find A Grave website:
Birth:      Dec. 15, 1845
Death:      Aug. 27, 1887


Family links:
Parents:
John L Gray (1797 - 1874)
Mary F Davis Gray (1806 - 1887)

Spouse:
Frances Elder Gray (1846 - 1923)

Children:
Juliet G. Gray (1879 - 1956)*
Maurice L. Gray (1883 - 1966)*

Sibling:
John Summerfield Gray (1837 - 1900)*
Alonzo Thomas Gray (1845 - 1887)

*Calculated relationship

Burial:
Grays Cemetery
Stormstown
Centre County
Pennsylvania, USA

Created by: Clancy Hassler
Record added: Nov 21, 2011
Find A Grave Memorial# 80809010.¹
      ; MISC: Biography by Anna J. Gray age 84, in 1944.

Alonzo Thomas Gray appeared on the census of 23 October 1850 in the household of John L. Gray and Mary Foster Davis at Half Moon Township, Centre Co., Pennsylvania, USA;
p. 268-A, Lines 8-14, Dwelling 119; Family 119
     8 GRAY, John L 53 [1797] M Farmer PA
     9 " , Mary 44 [1806] F
     10 " , George 23 [1827] M
     11 " , Uphemia 20 [1830] F
     12 " , John 13 [1837] M attended school
     13 " , Zane 10 [1840] F [sic] attended school
     14 " , Alonza 5 [1845] M attended school.⁵

Alonzo Thomas Gray was listed as a resident in John L. Gray and Mary Foster Davis's household in the census report on 28 July 1860 at Stormstown, Half Moon Township, Centre Co., Pennsylvania, USA;
He is on the same page as households of Geroge GRAY, Catherine GRAY and William SN GRAY.
p. 542, Lines 33-39, Dwelling 1409; Family 1453
     33 GRAY, John L. 63 [1797] M Farmer $8,000 $1,360 PA
     34 " , Mary F. 53 [1807] F PA
     35 " , John S. 21 [1839] farm Laborer PA
     36 " , Zane B. 20 [1840] M Farm Laborer PA
     37 " , Alonzo L. 14 [1846] M PA
     38 TAYLOR, Eliza 19 [1841] F Servant PA
     39 MCALLARREY, Malinda 12 [1848] M PA.⁶

Alonzo Thomas Gray was listed as a resident in John L. Gray and Mary Foster Davis's household in the census report on 15 July 1870 at Half Moon Township, Centre Co., Pennsylvania, USA;
He is between George S. GRAY, his 1st cousin once removed, and John S. GRAY, his son..
p. 506-A, lines 8-12, dwelling 115, family 115
     8 GRAY, John L. 73 [1797] M W Farmer $8100 $1713 PA
     9 " , Mary F. 64 [1806] F W Keeping House PA
     10 " , Thomas 24 [1846] M W Works on farmer PA
     11 CORNELIUS, George 16 [1854] M W Works on farm PA attended school
     12 MOORE, Elizabeth 16 [1854] F W Domestic Servant PA.⁷

      ; MISC: Biography by Anna J. Gray age 84, in 1944.

     Susannah Hartsock was born on 16 March 1807 at Centre Co., Pennsylvania, USA.² She married Adam Gearhart, son of John Frederick Gearhart and Catherine Gray, before 1828
; According to their Find A Grave memorials, their oldest child listed, John, was born in 1828.¹
Susannah Hartsock died on 29 May 1882 at Clearfield Co., Pennsylvania, USA, at age 75.²
Susannah Hartsock was buried after 29 May 1882 at Dale Cem, Clearfield Junction, Clearfield Co., Pennsylvania, USA;
From FindAGrave.com:
     
BIRTH     16 Mar 1807
Centre County, Pennsylvania, USA
DEATH     29 May 1896 (aged 89)
Clearfield County, Pennsylvania, USA
     Daughter of Henry and Catherine Hartsock
     Family Members
     Spouse
      Adam Gearhart 1800–1878
     Children
      John Henry Gearhart 1828–1910
      George Wesley Gearhart 1831–1900
      Martha Gearhart Snoke 1836–1916
      Elizabeth Jane Gearhart 1839–1930
      Sarah A Gearhart Merrell 1842–1929
      Sarah Ann Gearhart Merrell 1842–1929
      Samuel Register Gearhart 1844–1915
      Frances Gearhart 1848–1853
      Rachel Gearhart 1850–1926
     BURIAL     Dales Cemetery, Clearfield Junction, Clearfield County, Pennsylvania, USA
     PLOT     A12-10
     Created by: Charles Patterson
     Added: 3 Mar 2011
     Find A Grave Memorial 66433030.²
     Reference: For more information on the children of Adam and Susannah (Hartsock) Gearhart, see their Find a Grave memorials.^2,1

; MISC: Commemorative Biographical Record, PG 861.

     Henry Hartsock married Catherine (?)

      ; MISC: Commemorative Biographical Record, PG 861.

     Catherine (?) married Henry Hartsock.

      ; MISC: Commemorative Biographical Record, PG 861.

     Henry Gearhart was born at Pennsylvania, USA.
      ; MISC: Commemorative Biographical Record, PG 861.

     G. W. Gearhart was born at Half Moon Township, Centre Co., Pennsylvania, USA. He married Ellen Merrill in 1859 at Clearfield, Clearfield Co., Pennsylvania, USA.

      ; MISC: Commemorative Biographical Record, PG 861.

     Jacob Gearhart was born in 1834 at Pennsylvania, USA.
Jacob Gearhart died on 10 March 1884 at Bradford Township, Clearfield Co., Pennsylvania, USA.
      ; MISC: Commemorative Biographical Record, PG 861 CENSUS: 1860, pg.104, Bradford Twp., Woodland, Clearfield Co., PA.

     Martha Gearhart was born in 1838 at Pennsylvania, USA.
      ; MISC: Commemorative Biographical Record, PG 861 CENSUS: 1860, pg.104, Bradford Twp., Woodland, Clearfield Co., PA.

     Elizabeth Gearhart died at Pennsylvania, USA. She was born in 1839 at Pennsylvania, USA.
      ; MISC: Commemorative Biographical Record, PG 861 CENSUS: 1860, pg.104, Bradford Twp., Woodland, Clearfield Co., PA.

     Harvey Ellsworth Gray was born on 14 April 1866 at Jefferson Co., Pennsylvania, USA.
Harvey Ellsworth Gray died on 10 November 1866 at Jefferson Co., Pennsylvania, USA.
     Reference: 7729106-85.

     Sarah Ann Gearhart died at Pennsylvania, USA. She was born in 1842 at Pennsylvania, USA.
      ; MISC: Commemorative Biographical Record, PG 861 CENSUS: 1860, pg.104, Bradford Twp., Woodland, Clearfield Co., PA.

     Rachel Gearhart died at Pennsylvania, USA. She was born in 1850 at Pennsylvania, USA.
      ; MISC: Commemorative Biographical Record, PG 861 CENSUS: 1860, pg.104, Bradford Twp., Woodland, Clearfield Co., PA.

     Louise Elizabeth "Beth" George was born on 27 July 1880 at Kansas, USA; Age 9 months in 1880 census but birth month is given as "Mar", so correct month of birth may have been March 1880. Death record says 27 July 1880.^3,4,5 She married Gabriel "Gabe" Edward Parker Sr., son of John Clay Parker and Eliza E. Willis, on 25 December 1900 at Muskogee, Muskogee Co., Oklahoma, USA,
; Ancestry.com - Oklahoma, County Marriages, 1890-1995
     Name:     Gale E Parker
     Gender:     Male
     Age:     23
     Birth Date:     abt 1877
     Marriage Date:     25 Dec 1900
     Marriage Place:     Muskogee, Oklahoma, USA
     Spouse:     Louise E George
     Film Number:     001312339
     Source Information: Ancestry.com. Oklahoma, County Marriages, 1890-1995 [database on-line]. Lehi, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2016.
     Original data: Marriage Records. Oklahoma Marriages. FamilySearch, Salt Lake City, UT.^1,6
Louise Elizabeth "Beth" George died on 9 July 1957 at Alameda Co., California, USA, at age 76; Death record says d. 8 July 1957
Ancestry.com - California, Death Index, 1940-1997
     Name:     Elizabeth George Parker
     Gender:     Female
     Birth Date:     27 Jul 1880
     Birth Place:     Kansas
     Death Date:     8 Jul 1957
     Death Place:     Alameda
     Mother's Maiden Name:     Benedict
     Father's Surname:     George
     Source Citation: Date: 1957-07-08
     Source Information: Ancestry.com. California, Death Index, 1940-1997 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2000.
     Original data: State of California. California Death Index, 1940-1997. Sacramento, CA, USA: State of California Department of Health Services, Center for Health Statistics.^3,5
Louise Elizabeth "Beth" George was buried after 9 July 1957 at Memorial Park Cemetery, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Co., Oklahoma, USA; from Find A Grave:
     Birth:      Jul. 27, 1880
     Death:      Jul. 9, 1957
     Burial: Memorial Park Cemetery, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, USA
     Created by: Cathy & Thomas
     Record added: Mar 21, 2011
     Find A Grave Memorial# 67232125.³
     She was a mentioned with Gabriel "Gabe" Edward Parker Sr. in 1901 at Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory (now OK), USA; Gideon [1901:694-5]: "Professor Gabe E. Parker is a young man who has attained exceptional prominence in educational circles. Although only twenty-three years of age he is now principal of the Armstrong Academy and has done much to improve this school and promote its efficiency. He was born in Towson county, in the Choctaw nation, in 1878, and is a son of J. C. Parker, a farmer and stock-raiser. Although reared on his father's farm Gave E. Parker has spent the greater part of his life in the schoolroom as a student and teacher. After acquiring his preliminary education, in 1894 he entered the Henry Kendall College of Muskogee, Indian Territory, and was the graduated in the class of 1899, with the honors of his class, on the completion of the five years course. With a view of entering the teacher's profession eh studied for one session in Kansas State Normal, at Emporia. He was then appointed principal of Spencer Academy, at Nelson, Indian Territory, for the school year of 1899 and 1900, and in September of the latter year he became principal of Armstrong Academy, the boys' school of the Choctaw nation. This is an old and famous institution supported by the Choctaw government, and in the position Professor Parker is giving entire satisfaction. The academy is pleasantly situated in the county twelve miles from Caddo, and is a well-equipped school, doing and excellent work for the boys of the nation along the line of intellectual training. Professor Parker is an educator of high ability, thoroughly interested and conscientious in his efforts to make Armstrong an institution of the highest grade. He sets about his work with enthusiasm and is now thoroughly conversant with every department and detail of the work of the school.
     Professor Parker finds in his wife an able assistant. He married Miss Beth George, a daughter of John B. and Louisa (Benedict) George, natives of Michigan, who resided in Topeka, Kansas, for several years and are now residents of California. Mrs. Parker acquired her preliminary education in the public schools of Topeka and subsequently entered the Washburn College at that place. Subsequently she spent three years as a student in Henry Kendall College, at Muskogee, Indian Territory, where she was graduated in 1899, being a classmate of her husband, to who she was married on Christmas day of 1900. During the year 1899 and 1900 she was one of the teachers in Spencer Academy near Nelson. She is a very accomplished lady of broad culture and intelligence and is a leader in social circles. her splendid womanly qualities have market influence over the boys of the school and to her husband she is indeed a faithful and competent helpmeet. Professor Parker's nobility of character and his adherence to the highest ideals win for him distinction in the educational world."²

     Adam Gearhart died at Clearfield, Clearfield Co., Pennsylvania, USA. He was born at Half Moon Township, Centre Co., Pennsylvania, USA. He married Ellen Merrill in 1859 at Clearfield, Clearfield Co., Pennsylvania, USA.

      ; MISC: Commemorative Biographical Record, PG 861.

     Ellen Merrill was born at Clearfield Co., Pennsylvania, USA. She married Adam Gearhart, son of Adam Gearhart and Susannah Hartsock, in 1859 at Clearfield, Clearfield Co., Pennsylvania, USA.

      ; MISC: Commemorative Biographical Record, PG 861. Her married name was Gearhart.

     Mary Gearhart was born at Clearfield Co., Pennsylvania, USA.
      ; MISC: 12 siblings, William, Maud (William Bloomer), Agusta (F. B. Row), Clara (Frank Thompson), Glenora, George, Kate & Howard plus 4 deceased MISC: Commemorative Biographical Record, PG 861.

     Register Gearhart was born in 1845.
      ; MISC: Commemorative Biographical Record, PG 861 CENSUS: 1860, pg.104, Bradford Twp., Woodland, Clearfield Co., PA.

     Lydia Shivery was buried at Phillipsburg Cem, Centre Co., Pennsylvania, USA. She was born on 20 February 1792 at Pennsylvania, USA; FindAGrave.com says b. 18 Feb 1792.¹ She married John Gearhart, son of John Frederick Gearhart and Catherine Gray, on 25 December 1810.²

Lydia Shivery died on 9 January 1882 at Clearfield Co., Pennsylvania, USA, at age 89.¹
Lydia Shivery was buried after 9 January 1882 at Phillipsburg Cemetery, South Phillipsburg, Centre Co., Pennsylvania, USA;
From FindAGrave.com:
     BIRTH     18 Feb 1792, Pennsylvania, USA
     DEATH     9 Jan 1882 (aged 89), Clearfield County, Pennsylvania, USA
     Family Members
     Spouse
      John Gearhart 1789–1871 (m. 1810)
     Children
      David G Gearhart 1812–1898
      Sarah Gearhart Goss 1814–1902
      Catherine Gearhart Goss 1816–1917
      John Shivery Gearhart 1818–1903
      Andrew Gearhart 1823–1896
      Jane Gearhart Peters 1826–1908
      Enoch George Gearhart 1827–1907
      Jacob B Gearhart 1835–1924
     BURIAL     Philipsburg Cemetery, South Philipsburg, Centre County, Pennsylvania, USA
     PLOT     Section 8 Row 33
     Created by: Charles Patterson
     Added: 17 Dec 2010
     Find A Grave Memorial 63012791.¹
      ; CENSUS: 1860, pg.160, Boggs Twp., Philipsburg, Clearfield Co., PA LIFE: see sources under husband John Gearhart, rin 83 Stone: 89y 10m 20d. Lydia Shivery was also known as Lydia Snivey.³ Her married name was Gearhart.

     Hetty Flegal married Peter Gearhart, son of John Frederick Gearhart and Catherine Gray.
Hetty Flegal was born circa 1810 at Pennsylvania, USA.
      ; CENSUS: 1860, pg.158, Boggs Twp., Woodland, Clearfield Co., PA.

     Vinnie Isadore Gray was buried at McClure Cemetery, Big Run, Jefferson Co., Pennsylvania, USA. She was born on 1 May 1875 at Jefferson Co., Pennsylvania, USA.
Vinnie Isadore Gray died on 8 March 1963 at Pennsylvania, USA, at age 87.

     Jane Gearhart was born circa 1849 at Pennsylvania, USA.
      ; CENSUS: 1860, pg.158, Boggs Twp., Woodland, Clearfield Co., PA.

     William E. Gray married Ellen Green, daughter of G. Dorsey Green and Mary Gregg.²
William E. Gray was born on 14 June 1860 at Pennsylvania, USA.¹ He married Ellen Green, daughter of G. Dorsey Green and Mary Gregg, on 2 October 1889 at Pennsylvania, USA.¹

William E. Gray died in 1902.³
William E. Gray was buried in 1902 at Gray's Cemetery, Stormstown Township, Centre Co., Pennsylvania, USA; from Find A Grave website:
Birth:      1860
Death:      1902
Burial:
Grays Cemetery
Stormstown
Centre County
Pennsylvania, USA
Created by: Kat
Record added: May 07, 2008
Find A Grave Memorial# 26657893.³
     Reference: Person Source - p. 105: 3/4 page biography re: parents, wife, his accomplishments and one son.⁴

Reference: MISC: Commemorative Biographical Record, pg 104/5.⁵

William E. Gray was listed as a resident in Samuel T. Gray and Harriet N. Hutchison's household in the census report on 9 June 1880 at U. S. Census, Patton Township, Centre Co., Pennsylvania, USA; p. 285-D, lines 23-31, dwelling 97, family 98
     23 GRAY, Samuel T. W M 55 [1825] Married Farmer PA PA PA
     24 " , Harriet W F 53 [1827] Wife Married Keeping house PA PA PA
     25 " , William W M 19 [1861] Son Single At School PA PA PA attended school
     26 " , Annie W F 18 [1862] Daughter Single At School PA PA PA attended school
     27 " , Minnie W F 15 [1865] Daughter Single PA PA PA attended school
     28 " , Nora 11 W F [1869] Daughter Single PA PA PA attended school
     29 " , Samuel W M 7 [1873] Son Single PA PA PA attended school
     30 GUMMO, Andrew W M 21 [1859] Servant Single Farm Laborer PA Germany Germany
     31 WOODRING, Miranda W F 17 [1863] Servant Single Servant PA PA PA.⁶

     Ellen Green married William E. Gray, son of Samuel T. Gray and Harriet N. Hutchison.¹
Ellen Green was born on 21 September 1862 at Barre Forge, Huntingdon Co., Pennsylvania, USA.^1,2 She married William E. Gray, son of Samuel T. Gray and Harriet N. Hutchison, on 2 October 1889 at Pennsylvania, USA.²

      ; Named Ella in Centre County Biographical, page 463.¹ Her married name was Gray.

; MISC: Commemorative Biograpgical Record, pg 104/5.

     Samuel Hutchison Gray was born on 3 September 1893 at Pennsylvania, USA.^2,1
      ; Person Source.³

; MISC: Commemorative Biograpgical Record, pg 104/5.

     G. Dorsey Green was christened at Union Cemetery, Bellefonte, Centre Co., Pennsylvania, USA.¹ He married Mary Gregg.¹
G. Dorsey Green married Mary Gregg.¹
G. Dorsey Green was born on 13 March 1832 at Centre Furnace, Centre Co., Pennsylvania, USA.^2,1
G. Dorsey Green died on 6 April 1918 at Centre Co., Pennsylvania, USA, at age 86.¹
      ; Commemorative Biographical Record of Central Pennsylvania 1898 J. H. Beers & Co. Page 452 G. Dorsey Green, of Patton Township, Centre County, has descendedfrom a family prominent in civil and military affairs of the commonwealth. In 1791-2 Colonel Samuel Miles and Colonel John Patton, two officersof the Revoluntionary War, erected Centre Furnace, in what is now BoggsTownship, Centre County, which, with a store at that point, was inoperation under the name of Miles, Patton & Miles as early as May 2,1792, the first blast furnace erected in the county. Colonel Patton diedin 1802, and Colonel Miles, who was a resident of Montgomery County, andwhose interest were represented by his sons, Joseph and John, residentsof Centre County, died in 1805. The furnace was blown out in 1809, andlaid idle until about 1825, when Joseph Green, Sr., and Joseph Milesstarted it again. Colonel Miles had, in 1792 purchased large tracts ofland on Spring and Bald Eagle Creek, and he, with his sons, laid outMilesburg and established the Milesburg Iron Works in 1797, which, for atime, were carried on in connection with the Centre Furnace. After JosephGreen, Sr., came in 1825, the firm name was Joseph Miles & Co. John Milesdied in 1829. In 1832 Joseph Miles sold his interest to General JamesIrvin, and until 1836 James Irvin & Co. conducted the business. JosephGreen, Sr., then retired, and was succeeded by General Huston. In the Revolutionary War General Miles was Colonel of one of the riflebattalions, and was taken prisoner at Long Island in 1776. He wassubsequently judge of the Court of Errors and Appeals, and Mayor ofPhiladelphia. Joseph Green, Sr., his nephew, was a carpenter, and camefrom Chester County with Joseph and John Miles to assist in building theIron Works, and, as stated above, later became a partner. He built andlived in a house that stood upon a lot occupied in 1882 by Harry Levisresidence; the kitchen, constructed of stone, was then still standing. In1836 he moved to Milesburg, and became the first postmaster at thatplace. His wife Hannah (Griffith), was also from Chester County, Penn.,and their children were: Captain William G., of the U.S.A. (died in 1815at Lexington, KY); General Samuel Miles; Esther, married to JosephButler; Joseph; Eliza, married to H. L. McMinn; and Hannah, married toJohn Irvin, Jr. Of this family, General Samuel Miles Green was the father of G.Dorsey Green. The General was born at the Iron Works near Milesburg,April 13, 1797. He read law with Hon. John Blanchard, and was admitted tothe Bar in 1821, contempory with the late Hon. A. S. Wilson and John G.Miles. Shortly afterward he was appointed deputy attorney-general forClearfield County, and subsequently removed to Meadville, Penn., where heremained five years, during which time he was employed by theattorney-general in the prosecution of some important criminal cases, inwhich he acquitted himself with great credit. He retired from the Bar in1834, became the manager of the Centre County Iron Works, and in 1836 heremoved to Barre Forge, on the Little Juniata, in Huntingdon County,where he was extensively engaged in the manufacture of iron until 1874,when he returned to his native county, and passed the evening of his lifeon a farm on Buffalo Run, with his son, G. Dorsey, dying Dec. 21, 1878 inthe eighty-fourth year of his age. He was a good type of the old-schoolgentleman, with a hearty and sincere manner. Carrying the weight ofalmost an additional span to the years of man's allotted life, he stooderect as a boy of twenty, and retained to a remarkable degree the manlystrength and vigor of early life, worthy his Revolutionary ancestry.While a resident of Huntingdon county he was commissioned aBrigadier-General of Militia by Gov. Porter. General Green was a verygenial and kind-hearted gentleman, beloved by all. In politics he wasoriginally a Whig, later a Republican. He married Rachel E., daughter of Greenberry and Elizabeth(Bartholomew) Dorsey, of Philadelphia. Rachel E. Dorsey was born at BarreForge, and there died. The children of General and his wife were: G.Dorsey, Hannah E. and Joseph A. Green. Greenberry Dorsey and EdwardBartholomew (the father of Elizabeth) erected Barre Forge on the LittleJuniata in 1790. G. Dorsey Green was born at Centre Furnace, March 13, 1832. Heattended the Academy at Lewisburg, and subsequently entered college atLawrenceville, N. J. from which institution he was graduated at the ageof eighteen years. He afterward was in the employ of ths father andGeneral Irvin, the latter's associate in business at Barre Iron Works,first as Clerk, then as Storekeeper, and later as Manager. In 1856 hebecame proprietor of the works, and until 1874 was most extensively andsuccessfully engaged in the manufacture of iron. From his works went outthe blooms from which the wire was made that was used in the constructionof the suspension bridge across the river at Niagara Falls, also the ironwork in the bridge across the Allegheny River at Pittsburg came from theBarre Works. The works made money rapidly; but the proprietor was heavilycaught in the failure of Jay Cooke, after which he sold the plant andretired to a beautiful farm of about 400 acres of land on Buffalo run,near Bellefonte, where he has since made his home and followed farming. Mr. Green in his active business life, and in his earlier career,had apportunities not afforded to many young men. In 1860 it was hisprivilege to attend the National Republican Convention at Chicago, atwhich President Lincoln was nominated. His brother was a delegate to thatconvention, and he accompanied him to the rank of Colonel, a title,however, he was too modest to assume. In politics he is a Republican. Heis identified with the Presbyterian Church, and for years wassuperintendent of the sabbath-school. He is one of the highly esteemedcitizens in the community in which he resides, and on of the substantialmen of Centre County. Mr. Green was united in marriage with Miss Mary Gregg, a daughter ofMatthew Gregg, of Centre County, and thier children are: Ella Gregg, nowthe wife of W. E. Gray, a lawyer of Bellefonte; Samuel Miles, in theemploy of a railroad company in California; Elizabeth Dorsey, unmarried;Allen McGregor, a resident of California; and George Dorsey, nowattending medical lectures at the university of Pennsylvania (hegraduated from the State College in 1896, taking the class honors.)¹

; MISC: Commemorative Biograpgical Record, pg 104/5. G. Dorsey Green was also known as G. Dorsey Green.¹

     Mary Gregg married G. Dorsey Green, son of Samuel Miles Green , Gen. and Rachel E. Dorsey.¹
Mary Gregg married G. Dorsey Green, son of Samuel Miles Green , Gen. and Rachel E. Dorsey.¹
Mary Gregg was christened at Union Cemetery, Bellefonte, Centre Co., Pennsylvania, USA.¹ She was born in 1834.¹
Mary Gregg died on 19 June 1912 at Centre Co., Pennsylvania, USA.¹
      ; MISC: Commemorative Biograpgical Record, pg 104/5.

     Irvin Clark Rhea was buried at McClure Cemetery, Big Run, Jefferson Co., Pennsylvania, USA. He was born on 20 August 1875 at Saltsburg, Pennsylvania, USA. He married Margaret Thompson on 24 October 1906 at Indiana Co., Pennsylvania, USA.
Irvin Clark Rhea married Rosalie Elizabeth Gray, daughter of David Garrison Gray and Elsie Elizabeth Sherman, on 24 December 1918 at Big Run, Jefferson Co., Pennsylvania, USA.

Irvin Clark Rhea died on 3 March 1943 at Big Run, Jefferson Co., Pennsylvania, USA, at age 67.
      ; MISC: newspaper obit.

; Marriage Certificate in poss. of Harry Rhea, Glen Burnie, MD.

; Marriage Certificate in poss. of Harry Rhea, Glen Burnie, MD.