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Subject: Re: [PAGREENE-L] COUNTY HISTORY
Date: Tue, 7 Dec 1999 10:32:13 -0500

In my research, I have come across McClelland many many
times. I will check my file cabinet and share it with the list. But I
warn you, there is a lot! <grin>

> Lenny,
>
> Unfortunately, MCCLELLAND is the weakest side of my genealogy research. I
> can't find anything about my gggrandfather Cyrus Herron McClelland. He was
> in Armstrong County when my ggrandfather (John Herron) and his brother
> (James) were born (1850 and 1849). The brothers moved to Lawrence County.
> My ggrandfather's death certificate says "father born in Penna."; his
> brother's death certificate says father "born in Scotland." Mother's
> maiden name "unknown" on both certificates. Go figure! Some genealogist
> even suggested that maybe Cyrus was adopted. Well, that's an interesting
> thought. Who knows, maybe he was a Herron. I don't know how that name got
> into the family either.
>

Cuz' Lenny

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