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Descendants of Robert Mcclish On Descendants of Robert McCLISH Sue McClish Melton Table of Contents .Descendants . of. Robert. McCLISH. 1. .Name . .and . Location. .Indexes . 220. Produced by: Sue McClish Melton, 1018 Whites Creek Pike, Nashville, Tennessee, 37207, 775/513/1719, [email protected], mcclish-family-history.blogspot.~ Descendants of Robert McCLISH 1-Robert McCLISH {MKK 2}1 was born in 1780 in Londonderry Twp, Bedford, PA and died in Jul 1860 in Nottingham, Wells County, Indiana at age 80. Robert married Lydia Sylvia THATCHER, daughter of Isaac THATCHER and Mary Elizabeth (THATCHER), on 24 Jan 1806 in , Columbiana County, Ohio.2 Lydia was born in 1790 in , Tuscarawas County, Ohio and died in 1814 in , Tuscarawas County, Ohio at age 24. They have three children: John M., Rachel, and Jas. 1830 US Census Noted events in their marriage were: • Alt Marriage: 16 Jun 1806, Columbiana County, Ohio. Information from Family Tree: From here and Back again owned by Sheila Sommerfeld Noted events in her life were: • She has conflicting death information of 1813. • 2-John M. McCLISH {MKK 12}3 was born in 1810 in , Tuscarawas County, Ohio and died on 25 Dec 1909 in Rudolph, Wood, Ohio at age 99. Another name for John was John McLEISH. Noted events in his life were: • He worked as a farmer.4 1850 Census John and Margaret McClish (1850) John married Margaret ROBERTSON,5 daughter of {MKK 12} and Unknown, in 1836 in , Beaver County, Pennsylvania. Margaret was born in 1816 in , , Ohio. Another name for Margaret was Mary (MCCLISH). They have ten children: Martha Jane, Lydia, Mary Ann, Elizabeth, Abraham, Rachel, Margaret, Robert, Appleline, and Nancy M. 1850 US Census 1. LDS Family History Library, Microfilm # 444688, Family History Library, Salt Lake City, Utah. .... Land Grant, Tuscarawas County, Ohio book 17, pages 976 & 977. .... Ruby McClish McAtee, Wayne McKean and Kay Gabel. 2. Ohio Marriages, Vol 1 pg 15. .... Biographies, Hurst/Kerr Family. Repository: Family History Library, 35 North West Temple, Salt Lake City, Utah 84150-0000, USA. shows 16 Jun 1806 in Columbiana County, Ohio. 3. 1840 US Census, pg 174, Unity Twp., Columbiana, Ohio. .... 1850 US Census, pg 177, Middleton Twp., Columbiana, Ohio. .... 1870 US Census, pg 378, Unity Twp., Columbiana, Ohio. 4. 1850 US Census, Middleton Twp., Columbiana, Ohio. 5. 1880 US Census, ED-181-24-21 Darlington Twp., Beaver, Pennsylvania. .... 1900 US Census, Elk Run Twp., Columbiana, Ohio ED 4-8-78. .... 1850 US Census, Middleton Twp., Columbiana, Ohio. Produced by: Sue McClish Melton, 1018 Whites Creek Pike, Nashville, Tennessee, 37207, 775/513/1719, [email protected], mcclish-family-history.blogspot.~ 1 Descendants of Robert McCLISH 3-Martha Jane McCLISH {MKK 62}6 was born in 1837 in Unity Twp., Columbiana, Ohio. 3-Lydia McCLISH {MKK 63}6 was born in Jun 1840 in East Palestine, Columbiana, Ohio. Lydia married David PALMER, son of ____________ ____________ and ____________ ____________, in 1864. David was born in 1830 in , , New York and died in 1893 at age 63. They have four children:Luella, William, John W., and Ida M.. 4-Luella PALMER {MKK 311} was born in Feb 1863 in , Columbiana County, Ohio. Luella married William CULLIAM, son of ____________ ____________ and ____________ ____________, in 1884 in , Beaver County, Pennsylvania. William was born in Aug 1841 in , Ohio. They have two children: Edith N. and William R.. 5-Edith N. CULLIAM {MKK 1121} was born in Sep 1885. 5-William R. CULLIAM {MKK 1122} was born in Sep 1888. 4-William PALMER {MKK 312} was born in 1867 in , , Pennsylvania. 4-John W. PALMER {MKK 313} was born in 1872 in , Beaver County, Pennsylvania. John married Margaret C. (PALMER), daughter of ____________ ____________ and ____________ ____________, in 1897. They have three children: Leo J., Thomas E., and Thelma R.. 5-Leo J. PALMER {MKK 1123} was born on 22 Mar 1897 in , , Ohio and died in Sep 1967 in Glasgow, Beaver, Pennsylvania at age 70. Leo married Emma G. (PALMER), daughter of ____________ ____________ and ____________ ____________. Emma was born on 20 Nov 1897 in , , Ohio and died in Jan 1981 in Glasgow, Beaver, Pennsylvania at age 83. They have one son:Leo J.. 6-Leo J. PALMER Jr. {MKK 2476} was born on 8 Mar 1917 in , , Ohio and died in Nov 1985 in East Liverpool, Columbiana, Ohio at age 68. 5-Thomas E. PALMER {MKK 1124} was born in 1900 in , , Ohio. 5-Thelma R. PALMER {MKK 1125} was born in 1907 in , , Ohio. 4-Ida M. PALMER {MKK 314} was born on 10 Sep 1874 in , Beaver County, Pennsylvania. 6. 1850 US Census, Middleton Twp., Columbiana, Ohio. Produced by: Sue McClish Melton, 1018 Whites Creek Pike, Nashville, Tennessee, 37207, 775/513/1719, [email protected], mcclish-family-history.blogspot.~ 2 Descendants of Robert McCLISH Ida married Charles A. TRAINER, son of ____________ ____________ and ____________ ____________, on 19 Sep 1893 in , Beaver County, Pennsylvania. Charles was born in Jan 1872 in , Ohio. They have two children:Grace and Charles. 5-Grace TRAINER {MKK 1126} was born in Nov 1894 in , , Ohio. Grace married Alfred GREENWOOD, son of ____________ ____________ and ____________ ____________, in 1911 in , Columbiana County, Ohio. Alfred was born in 1892. They have three children: Leonard, Charles, and Robert. 6-Leonard GREENWOOD {MKK 2477} was born in Jul 1912. 6-Charles GREENWOOD {MKK 2478} was born in Nov 1914. 6-Robert GREENWOOD {MKK 2479} was born in Jul 1917. 5-Charles TRAINER {MKK 1127} was born on 10 Jun 1900 in , , Ohio and died in Jun 1966 in East Liverpool, Columbiana, Ohio at age 66. Lydia next married Amos W. BABEL, son of ____________ ____________ and ____________ ____________, on 5 Sep 1895 in , Beaver County, Pennsylvania. Noted events in his life were: • He served in the military Pennsylvania Inf. LEAD Technologies Inc. V1.01 3-Mary Ann McCLISH {MKK 64}7 was born about 1842 in Unity Twp., Columbiana, Ohio. 3-Elizabeth McCLISH {MKK 65}7 was born about 1845 in Unity Twp., Columbiana, Ohio. 7. 1850 US Census, Middleton Twp., Columbiana, Ohio. Produced by: Sue McClish Melton, 1018 Whites Creek Pike, Nashville, Tennessee, 37207, 775/513/1719, [email protected], mcclish-family-history.blogspot.~ 3 Descendants of Robert McCLISH 3-Abraham McCLISH {MKK 66}8 was born in Apr 1847 in Middleton Twp., Columbiana County, Ohio and died in Jun 1910 at age 63. Noted events in his life were: • He worked as a coal miner. Abraham married Emiline HAVEN, daughter of Mr. ____________ HAVEN and Unknown, in 1875 in , Beaver County, Pennsylvania. Emiline was born in Sep 1838 in , , Ohio. They have three children: John E., Bert A., and Charles A.. 4-John E. McCLISH {MKK 315} was born in 1877 in , Beaver County, Pennsylvania. John married Sarah M. PAINTER, daughter of ____________ ____________ and ____________ ____________, in 1901 in , Mahoning, Ohio. Sarah was born in 1882. They have 12 children: Edwin A., Mae Margaret, Bertha B., Charles Lester, Hazel L., Henry T., Lucy E., Elsie P., Pearl L., Doris K., June, and Rose. 5-Edwin A. McCLISH {MKK 1128} was born on 4 Jan 1902 in , Mahoning, Ohio and died in Jan 1979 in Leetonia, Columbiana, Ohio9 at age 77. 5-Mae Margaret McCLISH {MKK 1129} was born in 1904. Mae married Paul FRANKLIN, son of ____________ ____________ and ____________ ____________. 5-Bertha B. McCLISH {MKK 1130} was born in 1906 in , Mahoning, Ohio. 5-Charles Lester McCLISH {MKK 1131} was born on 30 Mar 1908 in , Mahoning, Ohio and died in Oct 1981 in Salem, Columbiana, Ohio9 at age 73. 5-Hazel L. McCLISH {MKK 1132} was born in 1910 in , Mahoning, Ohio. 5-Henry T. McCLISH {MKK 1133} was born on 9 Aug 1912 in , Mahoning, Ohio and died in Jan 1976 in Leetonia, Columbiana, Ohio9 at age 63. Henry married Alta Marie ALLISON, daughter of ____________ ____________ and ____________ ____________. They have four children: Shirley, Virginia, Richard, and Sandra. 6-Shirley McCLISH {MKK 2480} was born in 1935. Shirley married Arthur UYSELT, son of Unknown and Unknown, in , Columbiana County, Ohio. They have six children:Deborah, Kathryn, Barbara, Daniel, Arthur, and Robert. 7-Deborah UYSELT {MKK 3549} was born in 1954. Deborah married Eric MILLER, son of ____________ ____________ and ____________ ____________. 7-Kathryn UYSELT {MKK 3550} was born in 1955. 8. 1850 US Census, Middleton Twp., Columbiana, Ohio. 9. Social Security Death Index, Repository: Rootsweb.com. Produced by: Sue McClish Melton, 1018 Whites Creek Pike, Nashville, Tennessee, 37207, 775/513/1719, [email protected], mcclish-family-history.blogspot.~ 4 Descendants of Robert McCLISH Kathryn married John VIRDEN, son of ____________ ____________ and ____________ ____________. They have three children: Connie, Benjamin, and Michael. 8-Connie VIRDEN {MKK 4603}. Connie married Ed GRAHAM, son of ____________ ____________ and ____________ ____________. 8-Benjamin VIRDEN {MKK 4604}. 8-Michael VIRDEN {MKK 4605}. 7-Barbara UYSELT {MKK 3551} was born in 1957. Barbara married George LABUE, son of ____________ ____________ and ____________ ____________. They have three children: Justin, Shayna, and Brittnay. 8-Justin LABUE {MKK 4606}. 8-Shayna LABUE {MKK 4607}. 8-Brittnay LABUE {MKK 4608}. 7-Daniel UYSELT {MKK 3552} was born in 1961. Daniel married Diane STIFFLER, daughter of ____________ ____________ and ____________ ____________. They have two children: Christy and Jase. 8-Christy UYSELT {MKK 4609}. 8-Jase UYSELT {MKK 4610}. 7-Arthur UYSELT Jr. {MKK 3553} was born in 1962. Arthur married Brenda WELLING, daughter of ____________ ____________ and ____________ ____________. They have three children: Brooke, Matthew, and Devin. 8-Brooke UYSELT {MKK 4611}. 8-Matthew UYSELT {MKK 4612}. 8-Devin UYSELT {MKK 4613}. 7-Robert UYSELT {MKK 3554} was born in 1970.
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