Mays Family Tree - Person Sheet
Misc. Notes
Edward enlisted on 27 August 1861.
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Edward served on the 105th Vol. Pa. Regiment and was wounded twice and taken prisoner once in the Civil War.583
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Edward served on the 105th Vol. Pa. Regiment and was wounded twice and taken prisoner once in the Civil War.583
Spouses
Birth Date24 Aug 1840
Birth PlaceGreenville, Mercer Co., PA, USA
Birth MemoLimestone Township
Residence Date17 Sep 1860605 Age: 20
Residence PlaceRockton, Clearfield Co., PA, USA
Residence MemoLiving with father and other siblings
Residence Date1920
Residence PlaceBourbon, Marshall Co., IN, USA
Death Date27 Feb 1935 Age: 94
Death PlaceDuBois, Clearfield Co., PA, USA
Death MemoIn Sabula
Burial PlaceSabula Cemetery, Dubois, Clearfield Co., PA, USA
FatherBenjamin Franklin HARLEY Sr. (1810-1888)
MotherElizabeth LINES (1821-1864)
Misc. Notes
Elizabeth lived her entire adult life in the same house in Sabula, Pennsylvania. I was blessed to have known her six years.583
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Harley’s were pioneers of Clearfield County, PA, built one of the first iron works and bunch of other stuff.3415
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Harley’s were pioneers of Clearfield County, PA, built one of the first iron works and bunch of other stuff.3415
Misc. Notes
I have an affidavit written by Rachel [Lines Whitehead, Elizabeth’s aunt] to help Elizabeth's claim for E.W.'s [Elizabeth’s Husband] disability war pension, it states about the wedding and Rachel says it is the only proof of Elizabeth's wedding, that there is no marriage certificate.583
Note: Rachel’s husband Henry Whitehead was the Justice of the Peace that performed Edward and Elizabeth’s wedding.3
Note: Rachel’s husband Henry Whitehead was the Justice of the Peace that performed Edward and Elizabeth’s wedding.3
ChildrenEdward Franklin “Frank” (1861-1960)
Philip Kearney (1867-1952)
David Banna (1873-1970)
Catherine H “Kate” (1869-1936)
Mary Elizabeth (1865-1944)
Sarah Jane “Jennie” (1871-)