Mays Family Tree - Person Sheet
NameMary CALDWELL 
1985
1985Birth Date12 Apr 1856
Birth PlaceClearfield County, PA, USA
FatherGarry Bishop CALDWELL (1826-1904)
MotherJane Read (1827-1871)
Misc. Notes
Mary, daughter of Garry Bishop and Jane (Read) Caldwell, was born in Clearfield county. Pennsylvania, April 12, 1856. She was educated in the Pine Grove schools, and since her marriage she has resided in Clarion. Pennsylvania. She married, at Clearfield, Pennsylvania, May 21, 1872, Winfield S. Port, the ceremony being performed by the Rev. H. S. Butler, pastor of the Presbyterian church of Clearfield. They are the parents of twelve children.
Spouses
Birth Date4 Nov 1841
Birth PlaceClarion Township, Clarion Co., PA, USA
Residence Datebef 1872
Residence PlaceReno County, KS
Death Dateaft 1913
FatherHenry Port
MotherRebecca Clover
Misc. Notes
Winfield Scott, son of Henry and Rebecca (Clover) Port, was born in Clarion township, November 4, 1841. He was raised on a farm, attended public school, and took a business course in Philadelphia. For a time he kept books in that city.
For thirty-two years he taught school during the winters; for two years he lived in Reno county, Kansas, engaged in teaching. He is now (1913) living retired in Clarion county, Pennsylvania, and owns two farms, consisting of two hundred and thirty acres of land.
August 15, 1862. he enlisted in Company H, 149th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, known as the second Bucktail regiment. His service continued until July 15, 1865: he was in the battles of Petersburg, the Wilderness, Hatcher’s Run, and others.
He is a Republican: while in Kansas, he held township offices, and kept books in the county treasurer's office. All the members of his family are Presbyterians. He married. May 21, 1872, Mary, daughter of Garry Bishop and Jane (Read) Caldwell.
For thirty-two years he taught school during the winters; for two years he lived in Reno county, Kansas, engaged in teaching. He is now (1913) living retired in Clarion county, Pennsylvania, and owns two farms, consisting of two hundred and thirty acres of land.
August 15, 1862. he enlisted in Company H, 149th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, known as the second Bucktail regiment. His service continued until July 15, 1865: he was in the battles of Petersburg, the Wilderness, Hatcher’s Run, and others.
He is a Republican: while in Kansas, he held township offices, and kept books in the county treasurer's office. All the members of his family are Presbyterians. He married. May 21, 1872, Mary, daughter of Garry Bishop and Jane (Read) Caldwell.
Misc. Notes
Winfield and Mary are the parents of twelve children.1985