Three central Pennsylvania families : McFarland of Blair Co.; Watson of Huntingdon Co., Gates--Getz of Centre Co.
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Bell, Raymond Martin, 1907-1999
Published
Washington, Pennsylvania : R.M. Bell, 1948.
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Published
Washington, Pennsylvania : R.M. Bell, 1948.
Language
English

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John McFarland (1779-1840), son of John and Jane McFarland, married Elizabeth Irwin in Ireland, ca. 1801. He and his family immigrated to America with his widowed mother and other family members, ca. 1804, and settled in Chancefore Township, York County, Pennsylvania. John and Elizabeth had at least six, maybe eleven children. The family moved to Antis (now Snyder) Township, ca. 1822. Their son, Archibald Irwin McFarland (1809-1852), married Nancy Brenneman (1811-1888) in 1835 in Snyder Township, Blair County, Pennsylvania. They had seven children, 1836-1852. John and Elizabeth McFarland and Archibald and Nancy McFarland are all buried at Birmingham, Pennsylvania. .
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John Weston (ca. 1720-1792) and his wife, Agnes, were married ca. 1745. They had ten children. The family settled in Juniata Township, Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania, ca. 1765. Their son, Thomas Weston (1756-1820) and Mary Graffius (1759-1838), daughter of Martin Graffius (1722-1790), a Huguenot, were married ca. 1783. They settled at Warriors Mark Township, ca. 1785. Their grandson, Thomas Weston (1826-1906), son of Elijah Weston (1798-1874), married Lucinda Crocker (1833-1914) in 1854. They had ten children, 1856-1871. Thomas Watson died at Port Matilad, Pennsylvania.
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Henry Getz/Gates (ca. 1755-1834) married twice and was the father of seventeen children. He and his family settled in Ferguson Township, Centre County, Pennsylvania, ca. 1801. His grandson, Henry Gates (1821-1901), son of Emanuel Gates (1800-1865) married twice and was the father of ten children. He died at Port Matilda, Pennsylvania.
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APA Citation, 7th Edition (style guide)

Bell, R. M. (1948). Three central Pennsylvania families: McFarland of Blair Co.; Watson of Huntingdon Co., Gates--Getz of Centre Co. . R.M. Bell.

Chicago / Turabian - Author Date Citation, 17th Edition (style guide)

Bell, Raymond Martin, 1907-1999. 1948. Three Central Pennsylvania Families: McFarland of Blair Co.; Watson of Huntingdon Co., Gates--Getz of Centre Co.. Washington, Pennsylvania: R.M. Bell.

Chicago / Turabian - Humanities (Notes and Bibliography) Citation, 17th Edition (style guide)

Bell, Raymond Martin, 1907-1999. Three Central Pennsylvania Families: McFarland of Blair Co.; Watson of Huntingdon Co., Gates--Getz of Centre Co. Washington, Pennsylvania: R.M. Bell, 1948.

Harvard Citation (style guide)

Bell, R. M. (1948). Three central pennsylvania families: mcfarland of blair co.; watson of huntingdon co., gates--getz of centre co.. Washington, Pennsylvania: R.M. Bell.

MLA Citation, 9th Edition (style guide)

Bell, Raymond Martin. Three Central Pennsylvania Families: McFarland of Blair Co.; Watson of Huntingdon Co., Gates--Getz of Centre Co. R.M. Bell, 1948.

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