Mays Family Tree - Person Sheet
NameGeorge B SMEAL Jr. 
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55Residence DateOct 2004314
Residence PlaceBainbridge, Lancaster Co., PA, USA
Death Dateaft Dec 2003
FatherGeorge B SMEAL Sr.
Misc. Notes
Resident of Bainbridge, PA in October 2004.57
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A Jane E. Smeal (1939-1999) is the only Smeal listed as buried at Woodlawn Memorial Gardens in Harrisburg, PA. [This is the same cemetery where George’s wife Barbara is buried.]315
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A Jane E. Smeal (1939-1999) is the only Smeal listed as buried at Woodlawn Memorial Gardens in Harrisburg, PA. [This is the same cemetery where George’s wife Barbara is buried.]315
Spouses
Birth Dateabt 193656
Birth PlaceClearfield, Clearfield Co., PA, USA
Death Date12 Dec 2003
Death PlacePennsylvania, USA
Death MemoHershey Medical Center
Burial Date17 Dec 2003
Burial PlaceWoodlawn Memorial Gardens, Harrisburg, Dauphin, PA
Burial MemoBoyer Funeral Home, Elizabethtown, PA, Rev. David Stauffer officiating
ReligionMember of Stevens Hill Community Church of the Brethren
EducationClearfield High School, 1954
FatherAndrew J McGAUGHEY (1893-1970)
MotherHelen SHUGARTS (1901-1966)
Misc. Notes
Resident of Bainbridge, Conoy Township at the time of her death leaving seven grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Barbara had been a resident of Lancaster County, PA for forty years.
Barbara had worked in the office of the games department at Hershey Park and at the former Grants Department Store, Middletown.
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Barbara’s middle initial was found at this source.57
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Barbara McGaughey was in ninth grade in Nov of 1950 and an Honor Roll Student.58
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In February 1956 the widowed Barbara was living in a two-dwelling house with her infant daughter 14-month old Maxine and her parents the McGaughey’s Also in the home were the family of Robert D. and Joyce (Hull) Wise. The home, that overlooked the Dimeling Bridge* in Clearfield County, PA tragically, and without warning, caught fire killing the Wise’s two-year old daughter Patrica Jean. Barbara wore a size 14 dress.59
It’s probable that the McGaugheys and the Hulls, mentioned above, were related, but I’m not sure how. In addition Barbara’s father Andrew was killed in an auto accident in a car driven by a Jack Wise. I believe I once heard that Barbara McGaughey and Joyce and sister Joanne Hull were cousins, but I am unable to find any connection between the families.3
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Many of the Smeals lived on one side of the Dimeling bridge [Dimeling, PA] while many of the McGaughey’s lived on the opposite side.33
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Resident of Bainbridge [PA] in October 1966.60
Resident of Bainbridge [PA] in July 1970.61
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*The Dimeling Bridge is located on Highway 153 east of Curwensville, PA.62
Barbara had worked in the office of the games department at Hershey Park and at the former Grants Department Store, Middletown.
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Barbara’s middle initial was found at this source.57
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Barbara McGaughey was in ninth grade in Nov of 1950 and an Honor Roll Student.58
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In February 1956 the widowed Barbara was living in a two-dwelling house with her infant daughter 14-month old Maxine and her parents the McGaughey’s Also in the home were the family of Robert D. and Joyce (Hull) Wise. The home, that overlooked the Dimeling Bridge* in Clearfield County, PA tragically, and without warning, caught fire killing the Wise’s two-year old daughter Patrica Jean. Barbara wore a size 14 dress.59
It’s probable that the McGaugheys and the Hulls, mentioned above, were related, but I’m not sure how. In addition Barbara’s father Andrew was killed in an auto accident in a car driven by a Jack Wise. I believe I once heard that Barbara McGaughey and Joyce and sister Joanne Hull were cousins, but I am unable to find any connection between the families.3
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Many of the Smeals lived on one side of the Dimeling bridge [Dimeling, PA] while many of the McGaughey’s lived on the opposite side.33
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Resident of Bainbridge [PA] in October 1966.60
Resident of Bainbridge [PA] in July 1970.61
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*The Dimeling Bridge is located on Highway 153 east of Curwensville, PA.62
Family ID6600
Marr Date6 Jun 195955
Misc. Notes
Many of the Smeals lived on one side of the Dimeling bridge [Dimeling, PA] while many of the McGaughey’s lived on the opposite side.33