Alfred Lincoln

Descendants of Alfred Lincoln

Submitted by Mary Ann Mackey-Wisor, 2003.

Section 3

Generation No. 7

34.  CHERYL LYNN7 GRAHAM (MILTON6, HENRY ARTHUR5, NELLIE4 LINCOLN, DAVID BIRD3, DAVID2, ALFRED1) was born March 22, 1963.  She married KENNETH SMITH September 19, 1992.  
    
Children of CHERYL GRAHAM and KENNETH SMITH are:
    i.    MERRY8 SMITH.
    ii.    ALEXANDER SMITH.

35.  CHARLES RALPH7 GRISWOLD (FLORENCE MARIE6 STRAIN, FRANK BENJAMIN5, MINNIE4 VANCISE, MARY HANNAH3 LINCOLN, DAVID2, ALFRED1) was born May 15, 1940 in Sherman, Chautaqua County, New York.  He married BARBARA JANE BLUE August 04, 1962 in Sherman, Chautaqua, New York.  She was born Abt. 1940.

Notes for CHARLES RALPH GRISWOLD:
Sharon Walters in a letter to Mary Anne Mackey-Wisor states that they have three children and two grandchildren as of October 1985.
    
Children of CHARLES GRISWOLD and BARBARA BLUE are:
    i.    CHILD8 GRISWOLD, b. Aft. 1962.
    ii.    CHILD GRISWOLD, b. Aft. 1962.
    iii.    CHILD GRISWOLD, b. Aft. 1962.

36.  RICHARD EDWARD7 GRISWOLD (FLORENCE MARIE6 STRAIN, FRANK BENJAMIN5, MINNIE4 VANCISE, MARY HANNAH3 LINCOLN, DAVID2, ALFRED1) was born May 15, 1941 in Sherman, Chautaqua County, New York.  He married INA LOU NEAR May 13, 1961.  She was born Abt. 1941.

Notes for RICHARD EDWARD GRISWOLD:

In the letter written to Mary Anne by Sharon Walters it states that they have 4 children.
    
Children of RICHARD GRISWOLD and INA NEAR are:
    i.    CHILD8 GRISWOLD, b. Aft. 1961.
    ii.    CHILD GRISWOLD, b. Aft. 1961.
    iii.    CHILD GRISWOLD, b. Aft. 1961.
    iv.    CHILD GRISWOLD, b. Aft. 1961.

37.  JOAN MARIE7 GRISWOLD (FLORENCE MARIE6 STRAIN, FRANK BENJAMIN5, MINNIE4 VANCISE, MARY HANNAH3 LINCOLN, DAVID2, ALFRED1) was born October 14, 1943 in Sherman, Chautaqua County, New York.  She married RICHARD ALFRED WESTOFAHL January 03, 1967 in Westfield, Chautaqua County, NewYork.  He was born Abt. 1940.

Notes for JOAN MARIE GRISWOLD:

Sharon Walters states that they have one child and Joan has three step-children.
    
Child of JOAN GRISWOLD and RICHARD WESTOFAHL is:
    i.    CHILD8 WESTOFAHL, b. Aft. 1967.

38.  SHARON ANN7 GRISWOLD (FLORENCE MARIE6 STRAIN, FRANK BENJAMIN5, MINNIE4 VANCISE, MARY HANNAH3 LINCOLN, DAVID2, ALFRED1) was born February 05, 1949 in Westfield, Chautauqua County, New York.  She married JOHN RAY WALTERS November 26, 1971 in Westminister, Carroll, Maryland.  He was born Abt. 1945.

Notes for SHARON ANN GRISWOLD:

Sharon states that they have one child.
    
Child of SHARON GRISWOLD and JOHN WALTERS is:
    i.    CHILD8 WALTERS, b. Aft. 1971.

39.  LEROY7 BROWN, SR. (CLAUDE F. GOLDEN6, EDITH MAE5 GOLDEN, CLARA ELIZABETH4 VANCISE, MARY HANNAH3 LINCOLN, DAVID2, ALFRED1) was born August 15, 1929.  He married LATTA, daughter of CLIFFORD LATTA and ALBERTA.  

Notes for LEROY BROWN, SR.:

Their address 48 Foote Avenue Jamestown, New York.  Mary Anne received a letter from Mr. Brown 11-10-99.  He said that his mother was Edith Golden Stover.  He siad that he met his great grandmother Golden only once and was told that she was related to Abraham Lincoln.

Notes for LATTA:

Her parents were Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Latta of Stedman, New York.  Her parents were Clifford Latta.
    
Children of LEROY BROWN and LATTA are:
    i.    LEROY8 BROWN, JR..
    ii.    RUBY BROWN.
    iii.    ROSE ANN BROWN, b. June 24, 1954, Buffalo, New York; d. July 13, 1958, Children's Hospital, Buffalo,  New York.

Notes for ROSE ANN BROWN:

HEAD INJURY IS FATAL            ROSE ANN BROWN LOSES 14-DAY FIGHT FOR LIFE.

A 4 year old Jamestown girl, Rose Anne Brown, lost her 14 day fight against a head injury when she died at 4:35 P.M. Saturday in Children's Hospital, Buffalo.

Rose Ann, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Brown of 48 Foote Avenue, was transferred to Buffalo Friday Night after lapsing into a coma at W.A.C. Hospital, where she had been a patient since June 29th.

She suffered the head injury in a fall down 16 concrete steps at home.  Investigation is continuing into the cause of death, but physicians attributed the coma to delayed hemorrhage.

Seven police agencies cooperated Friday to rush Rose Ann to Buffalo.  Traveling by private car, she was escorted in turn by Jamestown police, sheriff's deputies of Chautauqua, Chautauqua and Erie counties, and police from Hamburg, Lackawanna and Buffalo.

Although her condition was reported "serious" after her 9:40 P.M. arrival at Children's Hospital, she was said to be improving Saturday morning.

She was born June 24, 1954, in Jamestown,  She is survived by her parents; a brother Leroy Jr; a sister Ruby; her paternal grandparents.  Mr. and Mrs. Clause Brown of Jamestown, and her maternal grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Latta of Stedman.

40.  ELIZABETH7 BROWN (HAZEL B.6 JAMES, EDITH MAE5 GOLDEN, CLARA ELIZABETH4 VANCISE, MARY HANNAH3 LINCOLN, DAVID2, ALFRED1) was born Aft. 1936, and died Aft. 2002.  She married REGGIE SOTO, SR..  
    
Child of ELIZABETH BROWN and REGGIE SOTO is:
    i.    REGGIE8 SOTO, JR., d. Bef. 2002.

41.  WALTER7 BROWN, SR. (HAZEL B.6 JAMES, EDITH MAE5 GOLDEN, CLARA ELIZABETH4 VANCISE, MARY HANNAH3 LINCOLN, DAVID2, ALFRED1) was born Aft. 1936, and died Aft. 2002.
    
Child of WALTER BROWN, SR. is:
    i.    WALTER8 BROWN, JR., d. Bef. October 2002.

42.  JOSEPH LEE7 MACKEY (DOROTHY MAE6 MOREHOUSE, LENA ELIZABETH5 GOLDEN, CLARA ELIZABETH4 VANCISE, MARY HANNAH3 LINCOLN, DAVID2, ALFRED1) was born December 15, 1937 in Oil City, Venango County, Pennsylvania 16301.  He married (1) DOROTHY LYNNE LOWERS July 11, 1959 in Franklin, Venango County, Pennsylvania. 16323.  She was born February 23, 1940 in Franklin, Venango County, Pennsylvania 16323.  He married (2) MARGARET ALICE CRAIG June 19, 1966 in Silvrun, Carroll, Maryland, daughter of BENJAMIM CRAIG and MARGARET RHOADS.  She was born March 28, 1943 in Frackville, Schulykill County, Pennsylvania..

Notes for JOSEPH LEE MACKEY:
 Joe was born in Oil City hospital.  He is named after his two grandfathers.   Joe was involved in track in high school.  He threw the Javelin.  He received the Eagle Scout Award in 1958 through his work in Boy Scouts.  He belonged to the Rocky Grove Boy Scout Troop #28.   Four other members received the eagle award Bob Stewart, Dallas Agnes, Joh Hogue, Tom Weaver.   Enclosed in my family file of Joes, I have a list of his scouting achievements. He is a very good artist and wanted to go to Art School. News clipping from the News Hearld.  "Eagle Scouts Five members of the Rocky Grove Boy Scout Troop 28 who have gained the rank of Eagle Scout were honored at a recognition dinner last night at the Rocky Grove Avenue Presbyterian Church.  The scouts are shown with Floyd Borger, third from the left, council executive.  They are Bob Stewart, Dallas Agnew, Joe Mackey, Jon Hogue and Tom Weaver.  he members of Rocky Grove Boy Scout Troop 28 were honored at a dinner meeting Monday night at the Rocky Grove Presbyterian Church.   Floyd Berger, Colonel Drake Council, recognized scouts who  had advanced in rank during the last year. Eagle Scouts were mentioned; Life Scouts, Bill Jones and Bruce Baum; star scouts, F. Miller and G. Weaver; first class, R. Clsoe, S. Stewart, F. Rossman, D. Jones, C. McKain, J. Walworth, C. Wright and B. Freeley.   Second Class, B. Cubitt, W. McKinney, T. Reinam D. Kline B. Best, E. Lerch, J. Johnston, T. Eckel, J. Eckel, V. Rogers, D. Barnacle, M. McKinney and J. Zilafro; tenderfoot scouts, Carl Baum, Teyy Stellman and Chuck Mong.   In other business, it was announced that the annual winter camp will be held the weekend of February q9.   Scout week will be observed Fe. 7- Fe. 13.  The following activities are planned:  February 117 Scout Sunday; February 8th, district court of honor, 7:30 P.M., First Presbyterian Church, Franklin February. 13, search and aid; February 15, troop swim, 7:30 YMCA.  Plans to go Camp Koffman."
    The Senior Class of Rocky Grove High School announces its Commencement Exercises Tuesday evening, May thirty-first Nineteen hundred fifty-five at eight o'clock in the Rocky Grove Auditorium, Franklin, Pennsylvania.  His mother missed his high school graduation due to the birth of his sister Mary Anne who went to stay with Kitty and Jay Blum.  Their mother was very ill after the birth and had to have surgery to repair her bladder.  Mary Anne stayed six weeks at the Blum's.  Both grandfathers Joseph and Lee died the same month.
    The Oil City Derrick News clipping had the following article.  "Joseph L. Mackey 24, of 220 Egbert Street, Rocky Grove, is in fair condition in the Franklin Hospital with multiple injuries sustained when his Country Belle Truck he was driving upset near Baskerville about 8:30 A.M. today.  State Police of the Franklin substation said the truck upset about a mile east of Barkeyville on Route 208.
   Mackey suffered a severe laceration of the head, back and knee injuries.  An Investigating officer said the young driver lost control of the vehicle after it rounded a curve and went into a skid on wet pavement."  Mary Anne remembers her mother stating that they tried to get Joe to sign a consent for treatment form before they would do anything.  He would have died if she had not intervened.  She said he had something like 76 stitches in his head.  He crawled out of his windshield and walked to a neighboring house and rang the door.  I am sure he scared the poor lady that answered to death.
    He worked for Armstrong Research and Developmental Center.  It is located in Lancaster, Pennsylvania.  He is a graduate of Armstrong Flooring.

Bass Master 1977
    In the Reading Eagle Newspaper the following article states " Bass Wants Action.  There are 6,00 Pennsylvanians in the Bass Anglers Sportsmen Society (Bass) covet Luker sized bass, perhaps the most popular and fiercest fighting freshwater game fish.  The State Association is made up of 39 smaller clubs and the number is growing. 'We're fishing mostly for fish we think are a littler harder to catch than stocked trout,' Said Joesph Mackey Sr., State Bass President.  'It's more of a challenge.  We go out for the sport of it and have a good time.  But we're very concerned with environmental problems, too he added.....'The larger the organization the Better off we are to stop pollution.  The more members we have, the more lobbying power we have.' said Mackey by phone from hi Lancaster home.  Bass fishing has always appealed to Mackey.  'When I was trout fishing, I got tired of the shoulder to shoulder crowd on opening day and the inconsideration.  So I said to myself, I'm going to get a boat and get away from it all,' he Said....'We've gone into lakes that people said were dead, where no fish were supposed to be, and pulled in linkers.  Since we put everything back, it's like a living advertisement,' Mackey Said."
    Joe wrote a Boy Leader Training Course for Patrol Leaders, for the Lancaster-Lebanon Council #524, Boy Scouts of America , Southern District.  Submitted June 9, 1981.  A copy is in Joseph's file. Distinct Council Awards.  Qualifications of Joseph L. Mackey Sr.  "Joe began his scouting career in Rocky Grove, Pennsylvania, Venango County with the former Colonel Drake Council as a cub scout in the local club pack #30.  He graduated into Boy Scout Troop 28 and remained a scout until 1953 or 1954.  Joe served in many troops positions while in the troop under Scoutmaster Walter (Bud) Deeter.  Joe has earned the highest award in scouting, the rank of "Eagle."  From 1959 thru 1966, Joe served as scoutmaster of Troop 28 in Rocky Grove.  At this time he relocated to Lancaster, Pennsylvania, and was inactive in scouting for the next 12 years.
    In 1978 he became a Webelos Leader in Cub Pack 268, Millersville, Pennsylvania.  He actively served in this position for one year and then took on the position of scoutmaster in Troop 268 from then to present.  While serving as Scoutmaster, he has been maintaining a full active scout program for the troop, keeping close personal contact with the boy's parents, and having active Troop Committee.  To ensure the troop has received the proper program, he has taken the proper steps toward receiving adult training.  Joe has taken the Adult Leader Training Course which he completed in October 1979.  He also completed the Wood Badge Course NEV-59-9 in August 1980 and is currently finishing his Ticket.  He is an active participant in district events and currently serving on the Southern District Roundtable Staff and the Southern District Adult Training Committee as an instructor.  He is the Southern District Family Enrollment S.M.E. Chairman for 1981.  Joe was taken into the Order of the Arrow in 1950 and became a Brotherhood member in 1951.  He is currently serving as the O.A. Membership Committee Southern District advisor for the Wunita Gokhos Lodge Lancaster Lebanon Council.  In addition to the preceding activities, he has been accepted as and is filling the  position of 1st Assistant Scoutmaster to the Lancaster Lebanon Council contingent, Troop B, to the 1981 National Boy Scout Jamboree at Fort A. P. Hill, Virginia. Council records should speak for the increase in Troop 268 membership since Joe has taken over.  Troop active membership has more than tripled.  The troop's outdoor program is very strong, and we just recently received the National Camping Award.  Joe encourages all boy leaders in the troop to get as much training as possible and has initiated the troop training program each year.  He received Scouters Training Award 1981, and Scouters Key 1982.
    To further aid the troop, we are in the process of transferring two deaf/mute boys into it.  In order for Joe to be able to communicate properly with these boys, he is taking the American Sign Language Course given by the Deaf Services Center and giving instructions to the boy members of our troop so they will be able to communicate with these new boys.     The final qualification of scouting we will list at this time is that Joe was very instrumental in working to form the new Troop 88 in Millersville.  Working closely with Gary Ruffhead and the other interested persons of Grace United Brethren Church, he succeeded in getting this troop started.    In 1982 he was on District Roundtable Commissioner Lancaster Lebanon Council.  The District Training Chairman Lancaster Lebanon Council in 1982.  In 1980/81 he designed the Boy leader Training (BLT) course accepted by Lancaster Lebonan Council and put into local council use.  It was accepted by the National Boy Scout Association office in 1981 and is now accepted course used nationally.     In community and civic affairs, Joe has also been active.  He was the person who started a local fishing club, The Conestoga Bassmasters of Lancaster County in May of 1972.  This chapter is chartered and affiliated with the the National Organization Bass Angler Sportsman Society (B.A.S.S.), Montgomery, Alabama.  He served in various positions  in the local chapter as Vice-President and President, and in 1979-80 was instrumental in starting the local 'youth' chapter with the same organization.  He also headed this program which has gone statewide and was so successful it now has grown covering the entire Northeastern United States with youth chapters in Massachusetts, New York, Delaware, New Jersey, Pennsylvania Bass Chapter Federation in 1975 and President of that organization in 1976, 1977, and 1978.  He also served on the National B.A.S.S. award for Public Relations in the Bass Angler Sportsman Society in 1977.  Through his efforts and response with the Pennsylvania Fish Commission's 'Conservation Service Award,'  which is only given to very few groups in the state.     Locally, Joe has served on the Millersville Midget Football Committee and assisted in their youth program.  He also served as an assistant baseball coach for the West End Athletic Association actively supporting their summer baseball program.    In scouting hr received Lancaster Lebanon Council #524 Southern District Sunny South Award 8-81.  He received B.S.A. Woodbadge 9-81 (NEV 5-59). He received the highest award in boy scouting the silver beaver.  He became a member of Charles M. Howell Lodge 496 F. & A.M. in March 1981.  He entered apprentice Mason First Degree 1981, Fellow Craft Mason April 1981, and Master Mason third degree June 1981"
    He is a Mason to the 32nd degree like his Uncle Harry, Uncle Jim and his grandfather Joseph. Hi All, here's another update for you. I hope they are not too boring.
e-mail 2001--  Anyway I had two appointments today, One to have the pacemaker checked and get the devise that will be used to monitor it over the phone twice a month , modern technology is amazing. The second was to put on a holter Monitor to monitor the heart for 24 hours. not sure why the monitor except I found out yesterday that my pacemaker procedure wasn't as easy and straight forward as i had thought. I knew I had trouble coming out of the anestesia and I should have been back to my room by 10:00 in the morning. I didn't get bac there until 3 or 4 in the afternoon and was still having problems coming out of it. Like I said I was not aware of any of this and so I felt everything went smoothly. I also found out that while I was in surgery my heart had stopped and of course there was great concern there as well. I
>was also told that when I was in recovery I was having complications and because of this they permitted Marg and pam to stay with me in the recovery room because of the uncertainty of what was going on with me. well as I said I was unaware of all of this and until yesrday I had thought it was
>pretty simple and I had no problems. That it was a snap and nothing to it. Anyway all appears to be working very well now. I know i haven't felt this good in a long time. people are telling me I look very well. i'm driving again, thank goodness. Doing the exercises I'm supposed to do every day and
>just waiting until I can do everything as normal as I used to.  well that's about it for now. Everything is Great and if there are any changes I will keep you posted. Until then please keep in touch and I'll do the same.
>Thinking of you all daily.  Jor

Notes for DOROTHY LYNNE LOWERS:
Her parents were Scott Lowers Jr.  and Opal Frantz. Dot was a bookkeeper and worked for Exchange Bank and Trust. She remarried and has a daughter.

Notes for MARGARET ALICE CRAIG:
 She was born at home at 133 North 4th Street, Frackville, Pennsylvania.
    Margaret's Dad died at age 81 on October 6th, 1988.  Marg had to retire from Bell Atlantic Telephone Company due to Chronic Fatigue Syndrome in September 1993.  She started as an operator and was a supervisor when she retired.
    Marg was involved in a Clown Ministry with the Bell Pioneers which went to Nursing Homes to visit and entertain.  They are the Lancaster Loonies Leonard Kinard Bell Chapter.  She actively served in the Penn Manor Band Boosters for 8 years.  She belongs to Eastern Star and reached the highest position called the worthy matron.
   
Child of JOSEPH MACKEY and DOROTHY LOWERS is:
50.    i.    JEFFERY LEE8 MACKEY, b. September 16, 1960, Franklin, Venango County, Pennsylvania.16323.
   
Children of JOSEPH MACKEY and MARGARET CRAIG are:
51.    ii.    PAMELA LEE8 MACKEY, b. February 24, 1967, Lancaster, Lancaster County  , Pennsylvania.
52.    iii.    JOSEPH LEE MACKEY II, b. November 01, 1968, Lancaster General Hospital, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.

43.  LARRY SAMUEL7 MACKEY (DOROTHY MAE6 MOREHOUSE, LENA ELIZABETH5 GOLDEN, CLARA ELIZABETH4 VANCISE, MARY HANNAH3 LINCOLN, DAVID2, ALFRED1) was born September 21, 1944 in Oil City, Venango County, Pennsylvania 16301.  He married (1) JIMMIE-JO ANN TURNER August 15, 1967 in Winchester, Virginia.  She was born September 22, 1949 in Franklin, Venango County, Pennsylvania. 16323.  He married (2) SHIRLEY MAE CLARK August 08, 1977 in Franklin, Venango County, Pennsylvania 16323, daughter of WILLIAM CLARK and MARTHA WERTZ.  She was born April 15, 1945 in Franklin, Venango County, Pennsylvania. 16323.

Notes for LARRY SAMUEL MACKEY:

 Larry was born in the Oil City Hospital.  His mom and dad had to take a buss and his dad was afraid that they would not make it to the hospital on time and the baby would be born on the buss.  He was baptized at Rocky Grove United Presbyterian either June 8, 1945 or June 8, 1947.  The church records aren't legible on the year. He was raised Presbyterian but is now United Methodist.  Larry joined the Presbyterian church by confession, July 12, 1959  Rev. Morehead was the minister and Leo Richards clerk of session.
    In 1957 the following information appeared in the Oil City Derrick Newspaper.  "The Franklin YMCA held its annual banquet last night honoring its sports champions of the year.  Jack Berger, public relations chief of the would be National League champion Pittsburgh Pirates, was the featured speaker.  Y physical Jim Hedglin presented the awards and trophies to the following:  Larry Mackey of the CPT Industrial League Basketball Champions."   A copy of the news clipping is in his file
   Larry is involved in sports but BASKETBALL is where his joy and talent lie. At Rocky Grove High School Larry lettered in Basketball, Baseball, and Track.  "The Senior Class of Rocky Grove High School announces it Commencement Exercises Thursday evening, June seventh Nineteen Hundred and sixty-two at eight o'clock in the Rocky Grove Auditorium in Franklin, Pennsylvania."  His announcement is in his file.  
    He was at Lackland Air Force Base for basic training.  His address was AB Larry Samuel  Af 1377 3004, Flight 1491 Box 1509, Lackland Air Force Base, Texas.  He was on a specialty team for the U.S. Air Force basketball team and traveled all over the country doing clinics but the Vietnam war interrupted his career. He was E- 4 Airman first class. He continued to play basketball after discharge and officiated in his home town when he returned home.  He is a legend at Rocky Grove High School where he is considered the best shooter to have ever played basketball there.  He has organized many different tournaments through the Franklin YMCA.  He started the the three on three tournaments and the High School All Stars Tournament.  He plays in the Orioles alumni-faculty exhibition games.   He has played against the Pittsburgh Steelers on more than one occasion.  He has played against the Harlem Globe Trotters. His sister Mary Anne and their Dad went to see Larry play.  Meadowlark Lemmon kept picking on them inn the audience.  He pretended that he was going to throw a bucket of water on them but in the end it was confetti.   He has raised thousands of dollars for community projects.
    Larry was stationed in Alaska during the Viet Nam War.  He sent a picture of a large plug from the Sourdough Sentinel.  Under the picture  it states: "Legend has it that Shemya Island, on the very end of the Aleutian chain will sink if this plug is pulled, and that someday someone will find the wind and the rain and the fog and the cold so completely impossible he'll pull it.  Shemya is the site of one of the sensor stations in USAF Air Defense Command's satellite-tracking Space track System.  Operated by Detachment 2 of the 2nd Surveillance Squadron, the site's detection and tracking radars are part of the global network providing data on all man made objects in space to the North American Air Defense Command's Space Defense Center in Colorado Springs, Colorado.  The island has almost constant overcast conditions; and winds as high as 100 knots are not uncommon.  Fog persists through the summer months, with snow, sleet and rain daily during the winter.  But no one wants the island to sink  -  so the story goes  --  hence the heavy chain linking the plug to a post to make it stay there."
  Franklin News Herald  "Laffs fill Grove Gym  There was quite a few laughs on the Rocky Grove hardwood last night as the highly touted Alumni was thoroughly trounced 83-71, by a combination of teachers AND booster club members.  Even though the final point spread was only 12, the teachers were in complete control throughout with their fine offense and strong board.  The fans were treated to some fine shooting exhibitions from some yesteryear players such as Larry Mackey and Had Ward, and couch Chruch Marin.  Mackey hit from the outside almost at will for six field goals, while Marin hit for `6 points in the second half to spark the teachers.  One of the highlights of the contest was some fine outside shooting from booster club member Had Ward, one of the stern of a past Rocky Grove championship club, who had the entire crowd dazzled with his accuracy.  He was also involved in the highlight of the evening when he the a pass into the head of team member Chruch Shankel.  The Alumni could only   manage two players in double figures, Mackey with 12 and Walkowski with 10; but their key was balanced scoring attack.  Outscoring the teachers in field goals, the alumni lost the game at the foul line."  Larry Mackey also played in the second annual Alumni contest.  The proceeds went to the Booster Club for athletic equipment.  Larry was involved with many fund raises in the community that supported youth activities.  Especially for the Franklin YMCA.  He started a Basketball competition that grew to bring many players.  When the YMCA started excluding kids and not putting the money back in the community for the kids Larry quit doing the fund raising for the Y.  He is correct standing up for his morals that the YMCA should be open to everyone.
    Larry owned a Tropical Pet Shop in downtown Franklin.  His picture was in the News Herald Newspaper  "Larry Mackey, owner of Mackey's Tropical Fish and Pet Supply, is seen with some of his stock of fish, mice and birds.  Mackey recently purchased the store, located beside Ed's Camera Shop and the Park view, and introduced the pet supply to go along with the tropical fish.  Mackey says he can get almost any pet imaginable within two weeks to order, to complement what he carries in stock.  He also sells equipment for aquariums and foods and vitamins for pets. The store will be open from noon until evening but Wednesday and Sunday."
     Larry drives for United Parcel Services.
    Larry's picture along with he YMCA Volleyball Team appeared in the Franklin News herald.  "The team will be participating in the Youngstown Tournament of Steel to be held Saturday at the Youngstown YMCA.  There are eight teams entered in the A bracket including Franklin.  In addition to Franklin, teams have entered from Columbus, Youngstown, Cleveland, Bowling Green, Middleton, and Wooster, Ohio and until 7 P.M.  Team members are back row from the left - Couch Buzz Rembold, Larry Mackey, Denny Brown, Bruce Miller, and Dave Dower.  Front row from left - Herb Bigley, captain Tom Bable and Larry Grill.  In past tournament action, Franklin capped a second place in the Salem, Ohio first place."  A copy of the News clipping is in his file.
   Larry was involved in a softball Tournament, when his father was in the hospital, called the Clarion Invitational, Class B and C.  His team Tom's Food won the tournament.  It was dedicated to Larry's dad who was in the hospital.  This appeared in the Franklin News Herald on Monday June 28, 1982.
  Basketball Tournament YMCA March 7-12,1983  Jr. High, Junior , All Stars Division arranged by Larry.
  In the September New Hearld Front Page.  "Quick.  Larry Mackey has always been about quick.  On the basketball floor, where his prowess as a shooter is legendary, it was a quick release on his patented jump shot that set him apart.  On the court, on the street or on the job that set him apart, he was likewise quick - with a quip- keeping up a running commentary with those he encountered.
 'Quick' is also the appropriate word to describe his 30 year career as a driver for United Parcel Service, where the clock was  always ticking and the customers were always waiting.
  But things are about to slow down.  The man whose boss calls him 'the mayor of Franklin' is calling it quits.  When he concludes his rounds today, Mackey will officially retire from UPS.
  That retirement will be felt throughout the Franklin business district where Mackey and his familiar brown truck were daily visitors - 80% of his day involved recurring stops.  By being in a small town, he says he really got to know his customers.
  'You get to know where the people work, what their kids do, ' he says 'Sometimes you hear their problems.' With a chuckle, he adds, you don't want to hear their problems!'
  Mackey says he knew a great number of people when he started the UPS job, having been 'kinda in the limelight' due to his sports successes, and the numbers have mushroomed since then.  He seemingly knows everyone, offering a thought or a wisecrack to anyone who crosses his path. They respond in kind with an easy banter that comes only with familiarity.
  But despite those many relationships, Mackey says it is time to go, and he feels no sadness, 'I'm looking forward to it.  I'm ready to move out.'
  He leaves with more than 30 years of continued service.
  After graduating from Rocky Grove High School in 1962, Mackey serves four years in the Air Force.  Asked what his duties were, he laughs and says, 'Same dumb thing I do now.' He delivered parts.
  Mackey says he volunteered  to serve in Vietnam, but was shipped to Alaska instead, and ultimately spent time in Massachusetts and Texas as well.
  After the service he had a couple of other jobs before finding his way to UPS in 1970.  A driver for all his 30 plus years with the company, he can point to many major changes during his tenure.
  When Mackey started, UPS served 22 states.  Now the company delivers in almost 300 countries.
  One improvement came when the drivers no longer had to load their own trucks.  Offsetting that advantage were changes in weight limits.  In the Seventies, there was a 50-pound limits on packages, and customers were limited to 100 pounds a day.  Today, the maximum is 150 pounds per package and there is no limit on the number.
  UPS also is fully computerized.  Its drivers carry a computer pad that allows them to log deliveries and keep in touch with the home office in Seneca.
  Yet some things haven't changed.
  'The bottom line...is the people facing the public are the drivers.   That's all done by hand,' he says.
  And all those deliveries take time.  Mackey says he starts at 8:30 A.M. and is generally off the clock by 6:30 or 7 P.M.  Overtime is given for everything over 8 hours a day, and drivers are seldom if ever scheduled for less than 91/2 hours.
  During a typical workday, Mackey made between 110 and 130 deliveries, plus 20 pickup stops.  He delivered between 250 and 300 packages, and picked up between 100 and 300 packages.
  And always there has been that pressure to get the job done-and done on time.  In that regard, UPS has been a hard company to work for, he says.
  'You've got to run 17, 18 stops per hour your day,' he says. 'You've got to run your day,' he says. 'You've got to keep on moving.'
  And that's all the time.
  'You have to make the same time whether it is snowing, raining or whatever.'
  Yet despite all the years and all the miles, Mackey's safety record is nearly spotless.  He had one minor scrape during his first year on the job, but has been accident free ever since.  He became a member of the company's  prestigious 'Circle of Honor' after passing the 25-year mark.
  Mackey is quick to add that the company shares some of the credit.  He says UPS has a very good  safety record and teaches driving and safety methods to all of its drivers.
  Not everything that has played out along Mackey's route is in the handbook however.
  He remembers a time when he performed CPR on a women, on Liberty Street in Franklin, and says he has been on the scene of numerous accidents.
  Then there are the questions asked ten times a day, someone stops to ask directions.  His favorite is where is the Franklin Mint?
  And Mackey's eyes Sparkle when he tells of an occasional snowball fights he has had.
  It seems that the familiar brown UPS trucks are a favorite target of young snowballers.  Rather than take umbrage, the puckish Mackey takes action.
  Preparing for anticipated attacks, Mackey has occasionally stopped his truck a few blocks away and made 40 or 50 snowballs.  When the snowballs were launched in his direction Mackey's youthful tormentors were taken aback when he came out of his truck throwing.
  'By the time they realize what happened, you're gone. ' He laughs.
  While many  diversions along the way have made his job interesting, Mackey says there has been one constant - the steady physical strain.
 'I've been lucky to keep my health,' he says. 'I haven't had any major problems;.'
  The constant lifting and the walking three to four miles a day have kept him in excellent shape.  That, in turn, has kept him on the basketball court.
  A standout at Rocky Grove High School, Mackey still holds the school record for points in a game - 44- in a Y-Tournament game played at the old Franklin High School.
  IN the Service, he played a great deal - getting rare opportunity to play in Boston Garden and Madison Square Garden and to participate with Bob Cousy in a clinic held in Boston College.
  His memories of Boston Garden include signing autographs for adoring youngsters - 'when you know you're nobody!'
  Mackey also played against such diverse teams as the Harlem Globetrotters, the Texas Redheads, the Pittsburgh Steelers and a team for a wheelchair league.  Playing the game from a wheelchair was quite an Experience
  He also played on a traveling team out of the Franklin YMCA.  He rattles the names of several teammates, including Scott Walters, Pat Lukasavich, Dan Gallegos, Larry Holly, Jim Hedglin, Jay Davis and Jim Davis.
  'We'd go anywhere, anytime, to play.' He chuckles.
  Today his game is limited to the over 35 league at the Y.  There, he days, the other players tease him about having lost his moves, something he vehemently denies. 'I never had any.' He laughs
  Known for his quick release and deadly accuracy Mackey can apparently still shoot.
  'Oh yeah, they still gotta guard me or go home early,' he chortles.
  Mackey was also a track star in high school, and shares the school record in the mile relay with Denis Weeter, Larry Graham and Lanny Rodgers.
  His pedigree includes stints as manager of assorted baseball and softball teams, and he played volleyball in the service and later.  In fact, he once looked across the court at the intimidating presence of Wilt Chamberlain.
  'I've rubbed elbows with a lot of All Americans and professional athletes just by participating in the stuff, and it was thrill to meet people who were best at what they do.'
  Mackey has rubbed elbows with plenty of people through the years. Now he heads off In a different direction, promising to 'at least look at' a 'honey so' list from his wife Shirley.
  He plans to drive a school bus part-time, and will get back into some activities that he abandoned because of time constraints.  Visiting their four children (Jim, Mark, Dee Dee and Mistie' is high on the list, and getting involved with his church youth group again is likely.
  It is also likely that Mackey will continue to follow the credo he had while working at UPS.
  'I carry on wherever I go,' He says.

Notes for JIMMIE-JO ANN TURNER:
Her parents were James Turner and Mildred Foster.From:    darnella burdic <[email protected]>   To:    [email protected]
Subject:    Re: Aunt Mary Anne Date:    Sun, 10 Aug 2003 16:34:38 -0700
Hello !  My mom is around 4'9, she  weighs around 100--she has lymphomia.  She lived in
Franklin until 87, then Force Pa until 91 then we moved to Slippery Rock PA, then she moved back to
Franklin for a while and then she moved to Tampa FL. What do I think is special about her--everything!!!!
She is a great mom, grandmother!!  She would do anything for us kids!  Anything else I can help you
with I will!

Notes for SHIRLEY MAE CLARK:
  Shirely used to do Dorothy Mae Morehouse Mackey's hair years before she met and married Larry.
 Shirley was the foreman at Conair when she met and married Larry.  She is Free Methodist. They now both belong to Luper Chapel United Methodist Church near their home.
    Her parents names were William Clark and Martha Wertz.
  Shirley reminds Mary Anne of Reba McIntire the country singer.  I think they could be twins.  
  Shirley took her mother into her home and cared for her until she died.  She was bedbound.  Shirley enjoys working for older adults.  She spent a long time caring for Aunt Kitty before and after she went to Venango Manor.  She continues to help the elderly by cleaning homes at the high rise in Franklin.
    
Children of LARRY MACKEY and JIMMIE-JO TURNER are:
    i.    MARK DEWAYNE8 MACKEY, b. November 07, 1970, Franklin, Venango County, Pennsylvania 16323; m. BRENDALEE PASIN, December 28, 1993, Pittsburgh, Allegheny, Pennsylvania; b. December 13, 1972, Pittsburg, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania.

Notes for MARK DEWAYNE MACKEY:
"The Senior Class of Rocky Grove High School announces its Commencement Exercises Tuesday evening, June sixth Nineteen hundred and eighty nine at eight o'clock Rocky Grove High School Auditorium"  "Baccalaureate Friday evening, June second eight o'clock Rocky Grove High School Auditorium"
  Mark went to Rocky Grove High School where he ran cross country.  After High School he continued to run and had potential to qualify for the Olympics.  He is in the military.

53.    ii.    DARNELLA MAY-ANN MACKEY, b. July 12, 1972, Franklin, Venango County, Pennsylvania  16323.
   
Child of LARRY MACKEY and SHIRLEY CLARK is:
    iii.    MISTIE RENA~8 MACKEY, b. March 27, 1981, Oil City, Venango County, Pennsylvania 16301.

Notes for MISTIE RENA~ MACKEY:
  Mistie belonged to a dance Troup that toured the United States when she was in junior high school.
  While in High School she played the flute for five years, participated in Choir or 6 years. She was a Knightettes and dance line for the High School for three years.  She is a member of the National Honor Society and was a member of the Spanish Club.
   "The Senior Class of Franklin High School announces the Commencement Exercises Sunday Afternoon, June 6th, 1999 at two o'clock at Franklin City Park.  In case of inclement weather Franklin High School Gymnasium.  Admission by ticket only.  "Every new beginning comes from some other beginning's end."
  After graduation she attend the University of Pittsburgh in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania where her cousin Stacey Shaffer also attends.  In September 2000 she transferred to Clarion University in Clarion, Pennsylvania.
  In an e-mail to Aunt Mary Anne and Uncle Bill she states; "that she is going to Pitt in Titusville and will be going back to main campus in the fall of 2001.  She is working on a Bachellor of Science in Rehabilitation and then get a Master's in Physical Therapy.  She says she is doing well in school and will be done the end of April. " 3-25-2001

44.  DOROTHY ELIZABETH7 MACKEY (DOROTHY MAE6 MOREHOUSE, LENA ELIZABETH5 GOLDEN, CLARA ELIZABETH4 VANCISE, MARY HANNAH3 LINCOLN, DAVID2, ALFRED1) was born January 04, 1950 in Oil City, Venango County, Pennsylvania 16301.  She married ORAH DWIGHT SHAFFER July 11, 1970 in Franklin, VenangoCounty, Pennsylvania 16323, son of ROBERT SHAFFER and CLYDIA BURKHART.  He was born December 12, 1949 in Franklin, Venango County, Pennsylvania 16323.

Notes for DOROTHY ELIZABETH MACKEY:
  Dorothy was born at the Oil City Hospital and was delivered by Doctor Hadley.  He is the doctor that saved her mother's life when she was burned.    
    Dorothy graduated from Rocky Grove High School.  She looks most like our mother.  Mary Anne remembers when our grandmother was sick.  Mary Anne and Dorthy went with their mother to see her at Garmong Nursing Home in Oil City. When Lena saw our mother she thought it was her mother Clara.  When she saw my sister Dorothy she thought it was her daughter  Dorothy.
    She went to Clarion State College. and graduated with a Bachelor of Science in education with a minor in Library Science.   She proved that even though we were poor we could go to college convincing our mother that Mary Anne could go to college as well.  
    Mary Anne has always considered her sister more beautiful, smart, and sophisticated.   Dorothy even though only five years older did many things for Mary Anne that a parent would do.  She became  Mary Anne's girl scout leader, taught me how to drive, let me use her car, gave me a suprise 16th birthday party, helped me buy my first car.  She has been there for me in all my triumphs and trials in my marriage and the birth of my children.   Mary Anne has a great deal of respect and love for her sister Dorothy.  Mary Anne's kids consider them twins when they are together.  Mary Ann's kids think they look, act and sound alike.  When we are together for awhile we answer each others sentences and laugh, not just a tivial laugh but the good old belly laughs that make you have to pee.  Our kids call us a stereo system when we are together.
    She is a supervisor for head start in Crawford and Venango County.  She went back to school and received her Bachelors  Degree from Slippery Rock College in special education.  She has many credits toward her Masters Degree.  She is a specialist in attention deficit Disorder and Dyslexia.  She was asked to be on the Governor's Council in Harrisburg for children with disabilities but was unable to do so because of her health.

Notes for ORAH DWIGHT SHAFFER:
 Orrie graduated from Rocky Grove High School in 1968.    He has worked at Joy Manufacturing Co., CPT where my father worked, Bechtol Power Plant, Franklin Steel Mill, and runs a farm.  They have raised pumpkins now for many years.  They have Shaffer's Pumpkin Patch which draws a bigger crowd every year even from out of state.  They decorate their yard with characters, a small wooden train, graveyard, corn maze and small gifts for children.
    He is an accomplished welder and went to school and received a degree in welding.  He has restored his grandfather's old tractor.
    
Children of DOROTHY MACKEY and ORAH SHAFFER are:
    i.    ROBERT SAMUEL8 SHAFFER, b. November 04, 1975, Oil City, Venango, Pennsylvania; m. STACEY LUCAS, June 06, 1998, Rocky Grove, Venango, Pennsylvania 16323; b. September 08, 1974, Great Falls. Montana.

Notes for ROBERT SAMUEL SHAFFER:
 "The Shaffer Production Company announce the 1975 (Baby) Model
Orah Shaffer - - Designer and Che if Engineer  Dorothy Shaffer - - Projection Manager  Model to be released October-November 1975    Two lung power, free squealing, scream-line body, changeable seat covers, double bawl bearing, economical feed. water-cooled exhaust.  The management assures the public that there will be no more new models during the year."  This is a copy of the packet given at the baby shower.  It is enclosed in his file.
    "The senior class of Rocky Grove High School announces its Commencement Exercises Wednesday evening, June 8th, 1994 at 8 P.M. in the High School Auditorium.  Baccalaureate Tuesday evening, June 7th ant eight O'clock in the High School Auditorium.  A party was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Orah Shaffer's Residence on Saturday June 225, 1994 at 6. P.M.  Open House and Dinner were provided."  His announcement is included in his file.
    Robert Shaffer earned the highest award in Boy Scouting on June the 26, 1994.  The Eagle Award. " On my honor I will so my best to do my duty to God and my country, and to obey the scout law; to help other people at all times; to keep myself physically strong, mentally awake and morally straight." Boy Scout Promise
    "The President, Faculty and Graduating Class of Clarion State University of Pennsylvania proudly announce that Robert Samuel Shaffer is a candidate for the degree of Bachelor of Science in Computer Science at the Commencement Exercises Saturday morning, May 16th, nineteen hundred and ninety-eight at 10 O'clock in Tippen Gymnasium.  Following was a surprise party for Rob at the King's Family Restaurant from 1 P. M. to 3 P.M."  The announcement is in his file.

    There was a Surprise party after graduation by family and friends at the King's Family Restaurant.  May 16th, 1998 from 1-3p.m.

Notes for STACEY LUCAS:
Stacey writes about herself at the Mackey Family Reunion July 22, 2000.  After graduation she attended Clarion University in 1995.  In 1996 she transferred to the University of Pitt in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania. She is anticipating graduating with a Doctorate of Pharmacy in 2003.  She plays the flute, clarinet and piano.  She loves music, cooking, sports and camping.  She was involved in 4-H (where she met Rob) and girl scouts. Her favorite color is blue.

54.    ii.    REBECCA LYNN SHAFFER, b. May 09, 1978, Oil City, Venango County, Pennsylvania 16301.

45.  MARYANNE7 MACKEY (DOROTHY MAE6 MOREHOUSE, LENA ELIZABETH5 GOLDEN, CLARA ELIZABETH4 VANCISE, MARY HANNAH3 LINCOLN, DAVID2, ALFRED1) was born May 01, 1955 in Oil City, Venango County, Pennsylvania.  She married REV. WILLIAM THOMAS WISOR June 09, 1979 in Rocky Grove, Venango County, Pennsylvania.  He was born May 17, 1952 in Phillipsburg, Centre County, Pennsylvania.

Notes for MARYANNE MACKEY:
 Pages of time 1955.  World News Report  Russia Explodes one Megaton H-Bomb; Israel and Egypt agree to cease fire; Argentina's Peron Ousted and exiled, Churchill retires as British prime minister; Bulganin replaces Malek as soviet premier, The United Nations has a total of 76 members.  The National News Missile with atomic warhead tested in Nevada; Film star, James Dean, killed in car crash, Albert Einstein dies of heart failure at 76; Adolph Coors experiments with aluminum beer cans; Disney land opens in Anaheim, California; Mouseketeers Premier on Television; The A.F.L. and the C.I.O. formally merge.  Take a sharp look at the 1955 Willys 4 door sedan.  The lowest priced hardtop for 1955 $1795.  At the movies.  Gary Cooper and Bert Lancaster in Vera Cruz.  Academy Award winners.  Best Actor Ernest Borgnine  as Marty.  Best picture Marty.  Best Actress Anna Magnani  The Rose Tattoo.  Music fro 1955  Unchained melody, Love and Marriage, Hey Mr. Banjo, Yellow Rose of Texas and Cry me a river.  Sports news  NBA Basketball Syracuse Nationals, Kentucky Derby Swaps ridden by W. Shoemaker, Heisman Trophy winner Howard Cassady, Ohio State, Pro Football Cleveland Browns, Boxing heavyweight Rocky Marciano KO's Don Cockell- Rocky Marciano KO's Archie Moore.  1055 Year in the Review  Average income $4,137, New car 1,910, New House 10,950, loaf of bread .18, gallon of gas .23, gallon of milk .92.  President Dwight D. Eisenhower, Vice President Richard Nixon.  Inventions Legos and unbreakable eye glasses.  Miss America Lee Meriwether.  Life Expectancy 69.6 years.  Minimum wage .75.
 Certificate of Church membership for Mary Anne Mackey has publicly confessed Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior and has been received into the full membership of the Rocky Grove Avenue United Presbyterian Church of Franklin Pennsylvania on this 2nd day of May in the year of our Lord 1967.  John D. Thomas.
   In the News Herald @ 1972:  "Scout Sunday is observed.  Girl Scout Sunday was observed in the Rocky Grove Avenue Presbyterian Church with nine members of Cadette Troop 744 and five members of Senior troop 749 conduction the service.  
    All of the Cadette's attended in uniform including Debbie Seifer who led the call to worship and the benediction; Laura Latchaw, response; and Sandy Graham, offering prayer.
    Serving as ushers were Cathy Cheers, Kip Ward, Chris Tarr, Luanne Aylesworth, Paula Culbertson and Terri Wilson.  
    Members of the senior troop participating in the service were Pam Kline who offered prayer and the sermon entitles, "LOVE", which was presented by Peggy inch, Helen Robertson and Mary Anne Mackey .
    The Cadette troop leader is Mrs. Donald Fox and the Senior leader is Mrs. Orah Saffer (Mary Anne's sister)."
    "Baccalaureate Service of Rocky Grove High School was Sunday, June 3, 1973 at 7:30 P.M.  Valley Grove School District.  Mary Anne graduated from Rocky Grove High School on June 4, 1973 at 8 P.M. in the Rocky Grove  High School Auditorium."  A copy of the announcement is in her file.
  "Program of Commencement Exercises, Rocky Grove High School Auditorium, Rocky Grove Franklin, Pennsylvania 8:00 P.M.  June 4, 1973,  Orchestra  'Colour my World'  Invocation The Rev. Elwood O. Hannold minister of the Evangelistic Tabernacle.  President of Student Council Wand Bessetti, Orchestra selections from the music man, Salutatory Judith Olon, Vocal Solo The Vagabond David Beam. Valedictory Karen Snyder, Remarks and Honor Awards Dr. John McElhoes' Presentation of Class for Diplomas  High School Principal Robert K. Wrenshall, Presentation of Diplomas G. Robert Fry President of Board of Directors, Benediction The Rev. Hannold, Orchestra Pomp and Circumstance."  Class motto "We challenge our tradition because we believe truth without questioning is false"
    "In 1975 Mary Anne was at her sister Dorothy's house.  She was horse back  riding with her friend Shelly Russel.  Mary Anne was riding Dorothy's horse Lucky.  Mary Anne swatted a fly and the horse took off at full gallop.  Mary Anne's foot came out of the stirrup.  Her neck was probably broken before she hit the ground.  Her foot was still in the other stirrup and the horse pulled her further before her foot came out.  She fractured her back between her shoulders, fractured her neck, broke her Left pelvis, and had a complete fracture of her left arm between her shoulder and elbow.  She was not put in a body cast but had to sleep almost sitting up for six weeks.  It was over a year before she was able to be considered fully recovered.  She damaged the nerves in her left arm which hurt if someone taps her arm.  But the doctor had only given her a 50% chance to ever be able to use her arm again.  A little nerve damage can be lived with.  She also had some nerve endings damaged in her left ear.  It caused a little hearing loss but caused a great deal of problems with vertigo.  Her family calls her their natural barometer because she can tell if a storm is coming or if the weather is going to change because she becomes dizzy.  She didn't really realize how God had blessed her with healing until she saw the movie about Joni Erickson a Christian Artist who was paralyzed after a swimming accident.  If Mary Anne's fracture had just been a fraction of an inch in a different direction she would have been in the same situation.  Bill and Mary Anne saw this film in 1980 in Fort Morgan, Colorado.   God has blessed her daily since that time as a witness of prayer and healing to those around her.  Mary Anne's sister Dorothy was pregnant at the time and Mary Anne was so afraid that Dorothy would loose her baby.  She had lost her first one.  Dorothy's sister Wildamae drove.  Mary Anne was also worried about her underwear.  Their mother was always concerned that they had on clean underwear when they went out.  Mary Anne kept telling Dorothy to tell their mom that she had not only clean underwear but new ones on to boot."
  Her mother Dorothy kept a list of the trips to the emergency room and other sundries. "Aug 3, 1958 foot in bicycle emergency; March 10, 1965- tonsil removed Dr. Anderson; Nov 30th, 1967 x-rays on my back Dr. Robbins; Jan 9, 1968 more  x-rays on back; Aug 6, 1971 x-ray for broken leg Dr. Brown; July 1972- boils Dr. Brown; Feb 18, 1973 Mono and Primary Hepatitis Dr. Brown; Feb 8, 1974- x-ray fell twisting left ankle, Dr. Brown;  May 30, 1972 Shingles Dr. Brown; July 1974 Fell off horse broke back, neck, left arm and left pelvis."
    She went to Clarion State College, now university, where is graduated in August 1977 in pre-theology Liberal Arts English.  The President, Faculty and graduating class of Clarion State College announces its Commencement Exercises, Sunday afternoon, May 22, 1977 at 2:30 P.M. Stadium or Tippen. September 1977 she enrolled at Pittsburgh Theological Seminary. She belonged to Rocky Grove Presbyterian Church and was a candidate in the Lake Erie Presbytery.
    In the Franklin News Herald Newspaper in  the summer of 1977.  "Mary Anne Mackey to study at seminary.  Mary Anne Mackey departed today for Pittsburgh where she will be attending the Pittsburgh Theological Seminary.  She will be enrolled in a double major working toward a master in divinity and social work.
    Upon completion she hopes to become an ordained Presbyterian minister.   Her degree in social work will be concentrated on child abuse and neglect.  On September 20 she will be considered by the Lake Erie Presbytery for her acceptance as a candidate in the ministry.
    Miss Mackey was graduated on Friday from Clarion State College where she earned a B.A. degree in English and the humanities.  She was graduated from Rocky Grove High School in 1973.
    She was active in the Rocky Grove United Presbyterian Church where she served as the moderator of the deacons fro three years.  She was a member of the church choir for 10 years, Youth Fellowship and taught Bible School and Sunday School.
    She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel B. Mackey of 214 Elm Street, Rocky Grove.
    Her address will be: Pittsburgh Theological Seminary, 205 McNaughtor, 616 North Highland Ave., Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15200."  The news clipping is in her file.
  Franklin News Herald Winter of 1978.  "Mary Mackey engaged to wed William T. Wisor.  Mr. and Mrs. Samuel B. Mackey of 214 Elm Street., Rocky Grove, announce the engagement of their daughter, Mary Anne, to William Thomas Wisor.  Mr. Wisor is the son of Abe. B. Wisor of Bigler and the late Verna T. Wisor.
  Miss Mackey was graduated from Rocky Grove High School in 1973 and Clarion State College in 1977 where she earned a B.A. degree in liberal arts.  She is a second year student at Pittsburgh Theological Seminary and is employed at the First Tarentum United Presbyterian Church.
  Mr. Wisor, a 1970 graduate of Clearfield High School received a B.S. degree in civil engineering from Penn State University.  He is also a second year student at Pittsburgh Theological Seminary and is employed at the First United Presbyterian Church in Turtle Creek.  The couple is planning a June 19, (error) 1979 wedding"
       She joined the Bigler United Methodist Church in June of 1979 after she married Bill and became a candidate in Central Pennsylvania Conference.  Mary Anne went to Pittsburgh Theological Seminary from 1977-1979. She went to Evansville University where she got an Undergraduate Certificate in Gerontology and also took some master classes.  She received her certificate in June 1981.   She took a class at Louisville Presbyterian Seminary.   After returning to Pennsylvania she went back to Pittsburgh Theological seminary in 1983.  Mary Anne left the Candidacy of the United Methodist Church in 1989.  She became a caseworker at Columbia-Montour Area Agency on Aging in October 11, 1988.  She became a Protective Services Caseworker in June 1989.
  Mary Anne wrote a poem and submitted it to a record company where they made a record.  The song is called "I love You Too."  The music is in her file.  Here are the words; " I felt your touch last night.  It went deep inside of me.  And I trembled.  Did you feel it?  You must have, 'cause you trembled.  I saw your smile last night.  It was soft and warm.. It touched my heart.  It will last because it made me smile.  I heard your laugh it penetrated my soul! You love me and I know it... I see it in your face.  I feel it in your touch.  I see your feelings in your eyes.   And I thank you for not hiding your love for me which I see there.  I  LOVE YOU TOO!!"
    Mary Anne started a charge united methodist women in the Manor Hill Charge.  It brought four churches together into one group call the Rebekah United Methodist Charge.  It is the only one of it's kind in the United Methodist Church.  It was founded in 1984.  Her husband served the Manor Hill Charge from 1982-1985.
  Bill and Mary Anne were involved with the United Methodist Clergy couple Convocation held in New Windsor, Maryland in September 1986.  We helped to write legislation for the General Conference.  We were very active in the clergy couples group in Central Pennsylvania Conference of the united Methodist Church and worked hard to try and make the organization into a National one.
    Mary Anne was a Mother's Day Honoree Mother of the year selected by United Methodist Women at Catawissa First United Methodist Church, May 13, 1995.  Her husband wrote the story that was read.  A copy of it can be found in her file.  He did really well with only a few small mistakes.  Her family presented her with a mother's ring.  It is made of four hearts.  The two on the top are a bluish green for Josh and Amanda's birthday, Sarah's is on one side and is a light green , last is Bill and Mary Anne's which is emerald green.  There was a chalk artist that drew a Bible on a table.  Mary Anne has had it hanging in her dining room and living room.  It was such a wonderful Surprise.
    "Certificate of Appreciation from United Methodist Church 228 South Street, Catawissa, Pennsylvania 17820  for Sunday School teacher September 29, 1996."  Enclosed in her file
    Mary Anne's hobbies are working on the family history, photography and family scrap booking.  She loves angles and has a collection of precious moments, dolls, teddy bears, Barbie's.
  Mary Anne taught the Good News Sunday School Class in the 90's for about fours years at the First United Methodist Church in Catawissa.

Notes for REV. WILLIAM THOMAS WISOR:

   Memento and Certificate of Baptism.  He that believeth and is baptized shall be saved.  Mark 16:16  Make it, Head, Thy member now; Shepherd, take Thy lamb and feed it;  Prince of Peace, its peace be Thou; Way of Life, to heaven lead it; Vine, this branch may nothing sever, Graft by faith in Thee forever.  Certificate of Baptism this certifies that William Thomas Wisor child of Abie Wisor Jr.  and his wife Verna Wisor born at Philipsburg, Pa.  Date of Birth is May 17th, 1952 was apprized in Bigler E.U.B. Church at Bigler, Pa.  On the 5th day of October in the year of our Lord 1952 in the name of the Father, and the Son, and the Holy Ghost by pastor Homer A. Smith. Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Notification of Birth Registration.  This certifies that, a certificate of birth has been filed in the state office for the registration of Vital Statistics at Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, under Registered Number 347.  Name William Thomas Wisor sex male, Born on May 17, 1952 at Philipsburg State Hospital at Rush Township, Pa. Name of father Abe Benjamin Wisor Jr.  Maiden name of mother Verna Trudell Neff.  Russell E. Teague M.D. Secretary of Health.  According to his baby book he was born at 2:12 o'clock A.M.  His doctor was Dr. Ray F. Tompkins.  He was named on May 18th, Sunday Afternoon when daddy came in to visit mother.  He weighed 8lbs. 2 oz. and was 20 inches long.  His baby book says that he was a good baby.  He would rather sleep than eat.  He loves to take a bath."
  He was named by his parents after his two uncles.  He was named William after Verna's brother and Thomas after Abe's brother.  When he was born his eyes were blue but later turned Hazel.  He had a lot of slightly curly dark brown hair.  It went from black at birth the light brown a month later.  He resembles his daddy with his nose.  His baby book says he had a big nose like daddy but his mouth is like his mother.  His hairline is like his Dads.  He crept at 5 months.  He pulled himself up on the furniture on January 20th 1950 and stood by himself.  On June 2nd 1942 he laughed for the first time at his brother David.
  Bill graduated from Clearfield High School in 1970 in  Clearfield, Pa.  He was a gymnast in High School. He graduated from Penn State University in 1974 in Civil Engineering. He was in R.O.T.C. at Penn State. He was on the dean's list his entire college career.   He went to Pittsburgh Theological Seminary in 1977-1979.  He joined the First United Methodist Church of Catawissa in 1992.
 While living in Indiana he legally changed his name to William Thomas Mackey-Wisor.  His wife had hyphenated her name at the time of their marriage to differentiate their names when they were serving their pastorates.  He said that he had come to love the Mackey family as his own and wanted to change his name in honor of his commitment to family. He served Dover Hill United Methodist Charge in Shoals, Indiana 1978-1982.
  He went to Louisville Presbyterian Seminary where he received his Master of Divinity May 30th 1982. He belonged to the Bigler United Methodist Church.  He became a member  of the Central Pennsylvania Conference. Bill and Mary Anne were active in starting a clergy couple group in the conference as well as working with the Northeastern Jurisdiction of clergy couples of the United Methodist Church.
 " Program 3:30 P.M. Baccalaureate  Service of the Lord's Day, Sacrament of the Lord's Supper, Sermon : The Reverend William R. Laws Former Moderator, UPCUSA   5:30 Buffet Dinner Student Union Building, 7:30 Co,,commencement Speaker:  Dr. J. Randolph Taylor, Chairperson of Committee on Church Reunion, Pastor, Myers Park Presbyterian Church Charlotte, North Carolina.  William T. Mackey-Wisor and Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary  The Board of Directors and Faculty announce with pleasure the One Hundred and Twenty-ninth Commencement Sunday, May 30, 1982 Caldwell Chapel 1044 Alta Vista Road Louisville, Kentucky  Cordially, Bill, Mary Anne, Josh  "
   While at the Manor Hill Charge he organized along with a member of the Mooresville church, Dorrie Weaver, a Gospel Music night on march 23, 1985.  The ticket states; "Saturday, March 23rd at 7:00 P.M. featuring 'The new Creations; 'The Covalts'; 'The Gatsburg Gospel Notes'; 'The Master Trio'; 'Dave Hanson'; Shaver's Creek Community Building sponsored by the local U.M. Church."
  William was ordained an elder in the Central Pennsylvania Conference in the United Methodist Church.  The conference was held at the University of Bloomsburg in Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania on June 19, 1985.  He was ordained by Bishop May.  After the Bishop laid hands on Bill.  He was supposed to stand and shake the Bishops hand and give him a hug.  Instead Bill turned and hugged his wife and then the Bishop.  Bishop May said that was alright because his wife had been with him all the way.  After that several Ordinands hugged their spouse first.  Also when it was time to take vows.  One of the questions was that the new Elder would not be  in debt.  Bill said to the Bishop that in good conscience he could not say that after just graduated and having so many student loans.  The Bishop changed the answer to say With God's help, I will try not to be in debt.  The ordinands say the same thing to this very day.  A bus load of friends came from Bigler church, members from Manor Hill Charge, and people from our new congregation in Nescopeck.
 He served as pastor of Manor Hill Charge in Huntingdon, Pennsylvania 1982-1985;  Albright-Hetlerville Charge 1985-1990.
  In the Press Enterprise spring of 1985;  Pastor named, The Rev. Willaim Thomas Mackey-Wisor has been named as a new pastor of the Albright United Methodist Church here and the Hetlerville United Methodist Church.
  Rev. Mackey-Wisor, a Philipsburg area native, is a Clearfield High School graduate. He holds a degree in civil engineering from Penn State University. Rev. Mackey-Wisor worked for three years in engineering.  He is also a graduate of Pittsburgh and Louisville theological seminaries with a masters from the latter.  He served the Ardara United Presbyterian Church near Pittsburgh and the Dover Hill United Methodist Charge in Shoals, Indiana, as a student pastor, and Manor Hill United Methodist Charge near State College up to now.  His wife Mary Anne is a candidate for the ministry in the United Methodist Church.  Married June 9, 1979, the couple has two children, Joshua David, age 3 and Amanda Mae, age 1.  Rev. Mackey-Wisor is interested in hunting, fishing, camping, ceramics and woodworking."
  Bill left the ministry in 1990.   He worked for Russel Temporary Services.  In October 1990 began working for Northumberland County Mental Health MH MR in Sunbury as a caseworker.  Bill worked as the psychiatric caseworker in the new psychiatric unit of Bloomsburg hospital from April 1994 to August 1996.
  As a family he  bought their first home September 1991 at 320 North third Street Catawissa, Pennsylvania. 17820.  
  Business Card for 1982 " Human Services  Mental Health - Mental Retardation Drug and Alcohol Programs Northumberland County, Pennsylvania  Human Services Building 370 Market Street, Sunbury, Pa. 17801  Bill Mackey-Wisor MH Case manager 717988-4340"

Children of MARYANNE MACKEY and WILLIAM WISOR are:
55.    i.    JOSHUA DAVID8 WISOR, b. December 18, 1981, Washington, Davies,  Indiana/Washington, Daviess Co., IN.
    ii.    AMANDA MAE WISOR, b. December 15, 1983, Huntingdon, Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania.

Notes for AMANDA MAE WISOR:

Amanda was born at Huntingdon Hospital and was delivered by mid-wives.  Sue Baker was the mid-wife. Your birth was very special to me.

My  parents had died eight months a apart.  My mother had died two months earlier when I found out I was pregnant with you. Daddy and I were on our way to take Josh to a circus.  After going to the circus we went to mom mom and pop pop pop Wisor.   Mommy was sick with you too.  I lost 25lbs.  The only problem was that when I nursed you I gained the weight back.

Your daddy was very sick when I was about 8 months pregnant.  He was in the hospital for several weeks.   He came home about December the 9th your due date. On December the 15th in the morning mommy had some pains.  We went to see the mid-wife and she said I was about 4 centimeters dilated.  She told Daddy and I to go shopping or for a ride.  We went to a few stores and then daddy decided to go for a ride.  

This was a tradition with daddy for all three of you.  He would take me way out in the woods for a ride.  There would be no houses around.   He would pick a back road where there were no  phones and take me on that road.  Daddy and I went back by Huntington damn and walked around.  We saw a double rainbow and on the way back mommy saw a black bear on the mountain.  My pains got worse so  we went to the hospital. Daddy helped the mid-wife and when she told him to pull my leg. You popped out on the bed.  Daddy got to hold you right away and then they took you to the nursery. I didn't get to hold you until later when I fed you. You brought joy back in my life after the death of my parents.  You were always smiling.  You were born on Uncle Joe Mackey's birthday.  I called him and got him out of bed.  You were perfect and still are.
    Amanda was baptized during one of the Mackey family reunions so all the family could be there.  Marquita and Jay Blum your great aunt and uncle stood in for your grandparents.  Amanda was baptized at Rocky Grove United Presbyterian.  This is the church that Mary Ane Mackey-Wisor grew up in.  It is the church that Bill and Mary Anne was married.  Amanda was baptized on Sunday, July 1, at 10:45 A.M.
    In March 1994 Amanda entered a beauty pageant in East Coast Beauty pageant.  She was a top ten finalist.  She won a trophy, a savings bond and the right to compete in nationals to be held in Orlando, Florida.
    On May 1, 19994 Amada received a certificate of musical achievement form her teacher Rhona Wintersteen.
     On June 12th, 1996 Amanda received an award for outstanding achievement in Art as well as the physical fitness award from G.C. Hartman Elementary Center.

    iii.    SARAH ELIZABETH WISOR, b. August 23, 1987, Berwick, Columbia, Pennsylvania.

Notes for SARAH ELIZABETH WISOR:
Sarah is a name in the Bible that means Strength and courage to follow God's command. We pray that Sarah will share that commitment to Jesus Christ.  Her middle name is in honor of her Aunt, Dorothy Elizabeth Mackey Shaffer and her great grandmother Lena Elizabeth Golden Foskey who share the same commitment as the biblical Sarah.  Elizabeth is in the Bible as the mother of John the Baptist.
  Sarah's doctor was Dr. Metha.  Mommies water broke just as daddy was leaving the house to preach at Hetlerville Church.  Mommy waited until daddy came home and we went to BerVahn Park where Albright Church was having their service.  Mommy sat in the car on a towel and waited for daddy.  Members of the church kept coming to talk to mommy.  After awhile mommy got impatient and honked the horn and we went to the hospital.  The doctor didn't believe me that my water had broke but mommy knew.  The doctor did a test and realized mommy was telling the truth.  It was about 1 o'clock in the afternoon.  Mommy still had no pains.  At about 10 o'clock we walked around the hospital and Mommies pain started.  You were born before about fifteen minutes before midnight  on Aunt Barb's birthday.  This doctor thought  mom was going to have twins just like the other two doctors before.  I guess it must because I got big so fast.  Mommy was sick and lost 20 lbs during the pregnancy.  It seems that my system is usually backwards.   When you decided to make your entrance daddy and I were alone in the birthing room and the nurses were talking in the hall .  It was the change of shift and very annoying to mommy.  I told daddy you were coming and the nurses said it would be an hour yet.  Daddy hollered they called the doctor and before they came in the room you were on the bed. The doctor from the emergency room was running to deliver you but  he didn't make it. Dr. Metha only made it to the parking lot.  I love being pregnant.  You were perfect and you still are.     
    Sarah's kinder garden teacher was Mrs. Daily 1992-1993. She was in the P.M. class. Her Pre-First teacher was Mrs. Rhoades 1993-1994. She was wonderful and Sarah favorite.   Her first grade teacher was Mrs. Foust.  Her second grade teacher was Mr. Horne.  Her third grade teacher was  Her fourth grade homeroom teacher was.  Her fifth grade homeroom teacher was Mr. Wilson.

46.  RONALD EUGENE7 DISHAROON (NORMA LENA6 REINHARDT, LENA ELIZABETH5 GOLDEN, CLARA ELIZABETH4 VANCISE, MARY HANNAH3 LINCOLN, DAVID2, ALFRED1) was born April 05, 1960 in Oil City, Venango County, Pennsylvania  16301.  He married (1) CATHY.    He married (2) TAMMY LYNN HURST June 26, 1993 in Franklin, Venango County, Pennsylvania 16323.  
    
Child of RONALD DISHAROON and CATHY is:
    i.    ERIC8 DISHAROON.

Children of RONALD DISHAROON and TAMMY HURST are:
    ii.    NICOLE ANNETTE8 DISHAROON, b. 1997.
    iii.    KADEN DALE DISHAROON, b. March 22, 1999, Franklin, Venango, Pennsylvania 16323.

Notes for KADEN DALE DISHAROON:
He was born in the Franklin Hospital.  He weighed 7lbs 4 1/2 onces and was 20 and 1/2 inches long.

47.  JUDITH ELIZABETH7 BLUM (MARQUITA LOUISE6 YOUNG, LENA ELIZABETH5 GOLDEN, CLARA ELIZABETH4 VANCISE, MARY HANNAH3 LINCOLN, DAVID2, ALFRED1) was born June 27, 1941 in Oil City, Venango County, Pennsylvania. 16301.  She married (1) LARRY LEROY PAYNE June 25, 1966 in First United Presbyterian Church, Oil City, Venango, Pennsylvania 16323.    She married (2) GRAYDON ALLAN JONES March 04, 1974 in California.  He was born Abt. 1940.

Notes for JUDITH ELIZABETH BLUM:
She was delivered by Dr. Hadley in Oil City, Pennsylvania.  Judy was a member of the student government at Venango Campus in Oil City, Pennsylvania.  It is a branch Campus of Clarion State College.  Judy graduated from Clarion State College on Sunday afternoon, May 23rd, 1965.  Judy lived at 898 N. Lincoln Street, Calif. 93268
    
Child of JUDITH BLUM and GRAYDON JONES is:
    i.    MARCELLE ELIZABETH8 JONES, b. September 26, 1974, Tustin, Orange, California.

Notes for MARCELLE ELIZABETH JONES:
She weighed 7 lbs. 6 oz. She was born at 4:24 on September 26, 1974.

48.  SANDRA SUSAN7 BLUM (MARQUITA LOUISE6 YOUNG, LENA ELIZABETH5 GOLDEN, CLARA ELIZABETH4 VANCISE, MARY HANNAH3 LINCOLN, DAVID2, ALFRED1) was born October 29, 1951 in Oil City, Venango, Pennsylvania 16301.  She married (1) ELTON W. DELONG, JR. December 26, 1970 in First United Presbyterian Church, Oil City,Venango County,  Pennsylvania.  He was born August 24, 1952 in Titusville, Pennsylvania.  She married (2) LARRY RICHARD HORNER April 15, 1977 in Seneca, Venango. Pennsylvania.  He was born October 19, 1949 in Oil City, Venango, Pennsylvania. 16301.

Notes for SANDRA SUSAN BLUM:

She was delivered by Dr. Hadley in Oil City.  She was married at the Methodist Church in Seneca.

Notes for ELTON W. DELONG, JR.:

He was a steel worker.  His father's name is Elton Wayne Delong Sr. and his mother was Dora Belle Coulter.

Notes for LARRY RICHARD HORNER:

He is a production manager for Pepsi Cola.  He is Presbyterian. His parents names are Richard Alvin Horner and Lois Arlene Beightol.
    
Children of SANDRA BLUM and LARRY HORNER are:
    i.    JASON RICHARD8 HORNER, b. June 09, 1979, Franklin, Venango, Pennsylvania 16323.

Notes for JASON RICHARD HORNER:

Jason was born the morning of Mary Anne Mackey-Wisors wedding.  His mother and Mary Anne are cousins.

    ii.    CHELSEA RAE HORNER, b. May 18, 1982, Franklin, Venango, Pennsylvania 16323.

49.  RUSSEL ALMOND7 SHRUBB (ESTELLA LOUISE6 PRATT, MYRTLE BELLE5 GOLDEN, CLARA ELIZABETH4 VANCISE, MARY HANNAH3 LINCOLN, DAVID2, ALFRED1) was born April 06, 1936.  He married DOROTHY FAYE COX Aft. 1965.  She was born May 19, 1938.

Notes for RUSSEL ALMOND SHRUBB:

He married Dorothy Faye Cox in May 19  .  She had a son who was born Oct. 1965 and Russel adopted him when they married.  His name is Steven Douglass Shrubb.  The second child was born three days before Estella's sister Bea died.  Another boy born March 5th, 1972.

He was in the U.S. Navy and stationed in California when his grandmother Myrtle died.
    
Children of RUSSEL SHRUBB and DOROTHY COX are:
    i.    STEPHEN DOUGLAS8 SHRUBB, b. October 01, 1965; Adopted child.
    ii.    UNKOWN, b. May 03, 1972.

Generation No. 8

50.  JEFFERY LEE8 MACKEY (JOSEPH LEE7, DOROTHY MAE6 MOREHOUSE, LENA ELIZABETH5 GOLDEN, CLARA ELIZABETH4 VANCISE, MARY HANNAH3 LINCOLN, DAVID2, ALFRED1) was born September 16, 1960 in Franklin, Venango County, Pennsylvania.16323.  He married (1) MARSHA ANN MILLER April 01, 1982 in Winchester,  Frederick, Virginia, daughter of WILLIAMTHEODORE MILLER and AUDINE RODDY.  She was born May 16, 1960 in Oil City, Venango County, Pennsylvania 16301.  He married (2) MICHELLE LOUISE LIPPERT July 20, 1985 in Franklin, Venango, Pennsylvania.16323, daughter of W. R. LIPPERT.  She was born Abt. 1961.

Notes for JEFFERY LEE MACKEY:
Here's the latest thing-Jeffrey Lee Mackey co designers Joe and Dot Mackey- First Appearance on September 16 at 8:48 A.M.  He weighed 7lbs 13oz, Length 21 inches.  Equipped with free squealling and washable seat covers.  Now ready for inspection.  Their address 213 Car Nell Court Franklin, Pennsylvania
    Jeff graduated from Franklin High School on June 11th 1978.  Jeff used to go with his grandfather Sam Mackey to the Moose to play pool.

Notes for MARSHA ANN MILLER:
She belongs to Trinity United Methodist Church.  She was an office clerk at the time of their marriage.    Marsha's parents William Theodore Miller and Audine Ruth Roddy.  Marsha is an office clerk.  She belongs to Trinity United Methodist Church. Her address is 104 Crawford Street Oil City.

Notes for MICHELLE LOUISE LIPPERT:
Michelle was a nurse at the time of their marriage.  She belonged to the United Methodist Church where they were married.  She was Jeff's high school sweat heart.
   
Child of JEFFERY MACKEY and MARSHA MILLER is:
    i.    JEREMY LEE9 MACKEY, b. September 17, 1982, Oil City, Venango County, Pennsylvania.

51.  PAMELA LEE8 MACKEY (JOSEPH LEE7, DOROTHY MAE6 MOREHOUSE, LENA ELIZABETH5 GOLDEN, CLARA ELIZABETH4 VANCISE, MARY HANNAH3 LINCOLN, DAVID2, ALFRED1) was born February 24, 1967 in Lancaster, Lancaster County  , Pennsylvania.  She married (1) JAMES BENJAMIN HELTON, JR. September 23, 1989 in Millersville, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.  He was born Unknown.  She married (2) RANDALL SCOTT DEVLIN, SR. December 13, 1991 in Eloped to Maryland..  He was born Unknown.  She married (3) ANDREW HARRY CONNER June 17, 1995 in Millersville, Lancaster County , Pennsylvania.  He was born January 22, 1966 in Lancaster, Lancaster County  , Pennsylvania.

Notes for PAMELA LEE MACKEY:
    She was born in Lancaster General Hospital.

Notes for JAMES BENJAMIN HELTON, JR.:
They were married at Zion United Church of Christ in Millersville, Pennsylvania. The reception was at the Baron Stiegel Restaurant Main Street, Manheim, Pennsylvania.

Notes for ANDREW HARRY CONNER:
He was born in Saint Joseph Hospital in Lancaster, Pennsylvania.
   
Children of PAMELA MACKEY and ANDREW CONNER are:
    i.    LAUREN MARGARET9 MACKEY, b. May 14, 1991, Lancaster, Lancaster County  , Pennsylvania.

Notes for LAUREN MARGARET MACKEY:
She was born in Lancaster General Hospital and weighed 7 lbs. 6oz.  She was 21 inches long.  The attending physician was Dr. William Walker.  She was baptized by the Rev. Steven Cate of the United Church of Christ.  She was adopted by Drew on 4-30-1996.

    ii.    RYAN ANDREW CONNER, b. December 03, 1995, Lancaster, Lancaster  County, Pennsylvania.

Notes for RYAN ANDREW CONNER:
He was born at Lancaster General Hospital, weighing 9lbs. 7oz.  He was 23 inches long.  The attending physician was Dr. William Bradford.  He was baptized non-denominational by the Rev. Bruce McCracken.

    iii.    ERIN MICHELLE CONNER, b. April 04, 1998, Lancaster, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.
    iv.    MORGAN PAMELA CONNER, b. April 07, 1999, Lancaster,  , Pennsylvania.

52.  JOSEPH LEE8 MACKEY II (JOSEPH LEE7, DOROTHY MAE6 MOREHOUSE, LENA ELIZABETH5 GOLDEN, CLARA ELIZABETH4 VANCISE, MARY HANNAH3 LINCOLN, DAVID2, ALFRED1) was born November 01, 1968 in Lancaster General Hospital, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.  He met (1) TAMMY WATSON.  She was born Unknown.  He met (2) TAMMY SANGREY.  She was born Unknown.  He met (3) GWYNIETH STONESIFER.  She was born Abt. 1965.  He married (4) JODI LEE JEFFERIES October 1990.  She was born Abt. 1968.

Notes for JOSEPH LEE MACKEY II:
  He was born in Lancaster General Hospital.  He was born in Lancaster General Hospital.
    
Child of JOSEPH MACKEY and TAMMY WATSON is:
    i.    PHILLIP9 MACKEY, b. January 1991, Columbia, Pennsylvania, Lancaster Co., PA.

Notes for PHILLIP MACKEY:
He was born in Columbia Hospital.

Children of JOSEPH MACKEY and TAMMY SANGREY are:
    ii.    JOSEPH LEE9 MACKEY III, b. March 28, 1987, Lancaster, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.

Notes for JOSEPH LEE MACKEY III:
He was born at Lancaster General Hospital.

    iii.    MEGHAN CHERIE MACKEY, b. March 29, 1989, Lancaster, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.

Notes for MEGHAN CHERIE MACKEY:
She was born at Lancaster General Hospital.
   
Child of JOSEPH MACKEY and GWYNIETH STONESIFER is:
    iv.    PAIGE LEE9 MACKEY, b. January 13, 1996, Lancaster, LancasterCounty, Pennsylvania.

Notes for PAIGE LEE MACKEY:
She was born in Lancaster General Hospital.

53.  DARNELLA MAY-ANN8 MACKEY (LARRY SAMUEL7, DOROTHY MAE6 MOREHOUSE, LENA ELIZABETH5 GOLDEN, CLARA ELIZABETH4 VANCISE, MARY HANNAH3 LINCOLN, DAVID2, ALFRED1) was born July 12, 1972 in Franklin, Venango County, Pennsylvania  16323.  She married ANTHONY EARL BURDICK April 07, 1993 in Franklin, Venango County, Pennsylvania 16323.  He was born February 02, 1966 in Bloomsburg, Columbia County, Pennsylvania 17815.

Notes for DARNELLA MAY-ANN MACKEY:
 She is named after her two grandmothers.  Larry and Jody did not realize that  his mother's middle name was spelled Mae.   It was already on the birth certificate before they knew that they had made a mistake and at that point were unable to change it.
    "Slippery Rock High School  We are inviting you to the Graduation Ceremonies of the Class of Nineteen Hundred and Ninety-one.  This is a ceremony forming a bond between friends and memories that we all share with each other - - memories of laughter and tears, victory and defeat, friends and foes,  We have all grown together, only now to go apart.  It is with a sense of accomplishment that we celebrate our graduation from Slippery Rock Area High Scholl, Wednesday evening, June fifth at  at seven o'clock Morrow Field House Slippery Rock University.  Baccalaureate Ceremonies will be held at Morrow Field House Slippery Rock University on Tuesday evening June fourth at seven o'clock."  The announcement is in her file  darnella burdic <[email protected]>   To:    [email protected]
Subject:    Re: Aunt Mary Anne Date:    Sun, 10 Aug 2003 16:34:38 -0700Hello !  Yea we had a huge storm with flooding and noelectric for a week--we lost everything in our freezer-just was not a good week!!!
    
Children of DARNELLA MACKEY and ANTHONY BURDICK are:
    i.    STEVEN EARL9 BURDICK, b. February 27, 1995, Franklin, Venango County, Pennsylvania 16323.

Notes for STEVEN EARL BURDICK:
He was born in Franklin Hospital, Franklin, Pennsylvania.

    ii.    MARK SAMUEL BURDICK, b. June 12, 1996, Clarion, Clarion County , Pennsylvania.

Notes for MARK SAMUEL BURDICK:
He was born in Clarion Hospital, Clarion Pennsylvania.

54.  REBECCA LYNN8 SHAFFER (DOROTHY ELIZABETH7 MACKEY, DOROTHY MAE6 MOREHOUSE, LENA ELIZABETH5 GOLDEN, CLARA ELIZABETH4 VANCISE, MARY HANNAH3 LINCOLN, DAVID2, ALFRED1) was born May 09, 1978 in Oil City, Venango County, Pennsylvania 16301.  She married RENNIE CLYDE MONTGOMERY September 28, 2002 in Franklin, Venango County, Pennsylvania 16323.  He was born June 05, 1978 in Oil City, Venango County,  Pennsylvania.

Notes for REBECCA LYNN SHAFFER:
 "I am 16.  I go to Rocky Grove High School.  I play varsity basketball and softball.  I am in courtesy  club, SADD, athletic finance, band, and pep band,
yearbook staff, safety patrol.  I belong to 3 4-H clubs. BSS'ers, K-9 Kapers,
and county Council, and 4-H court.  I am a 4-H ambassador, Camp counselor,
I went state achievement day at Penn State for physical fitness.  I have won second, individual, fourth as a group."  Quotes by Rebecca Shaffer    
  She was 4-H queen in 1997, Junior Women's leadership award, 4-H Ambassador, Camp Counselor.  I was involved in Soccer, Volleyball, basketball, and softball.
    "Becky graduated from Rocky Grove High School on June the 5th, 1997 at 8 P.M. Baccalaureate was on June the fourth."  Announcement in her file.
     They had a large controversy because of the Law  that you are not allowed to pray.  A girl in her class said the Lord's Prayer at the end of her speech and everyone stood up and said it with her.  One girl which happened to be a good friend of Beck's is an atheist and her family was considering suing the school or the girl.  It made national news.  
    Becky went to Delaware Valley College to study horticulture but decided she didn't like it. She transferred to Clarion University in special education.  Her sophomore year starts September 1998.
She went of Clarion for a year and met Rennie and moved to Vermont. She plans on going back to school when Rennie graduates.

Notes for RENNIE CLYDE MONTGOMERY:
His parents are Diane (Wise) Montgomery and Dennis Montgomery.  His sister is Heidi Renee Montgomery.  He is majoring in Communications from Norwich University, North field Vermont.  He will graduate in the fall of 2001.  He ran cross county for Norwich in  1999 and 2000.
    
Child of REBECCA SHAFFER and RENNIE MONTGOMERY is:
    i.    REX OWEN9 MONTGOMERY, b. March 16, 2003.

55.  JOSHUA DAVID8 WISOR (MARYANNE7 MACKEY, DOROTHY MAE6 MOREHOUSE, LENA ELIZABETH5 GOLDEN, CLARA ELIZABETH4 VANCISE, MARY HANNAH3 LINCOLN, DAVID2, ALFRED1) was born December 18, 1981 in Washington, Davies,  Indiana/Washington, Daviess Co., IN.  He married JENNIFER BEAGLE.  She was born November 12, 1979.

Notes for JOSHUA DAVID WISOR:
 "Daddy was in the kitchen working on a paper that was due for his seminary class. Mommies water broke about 4 A.M. and daddy hollered into the bedroom to " wait until I'm done."  We called the doctor and he told us to come to the hospital when the pains were closer.  Daddy went back to typing and mommy laid back on the bed.  At about  9 A.M. we decided that we better head to the hospital.  There was a snow storm outside.  On the way to the hospital mommy saw two Buffalo in some ones front yard.  Daddy didn't believe me.  Later he saw them too!   But he still teases me to this day.  When we got to the hospital an Amish couple that had been in our birthing class had their baby in the car on the way to the hospital.  Dr. Coulter told us later that he thought that it was you. He felt we should have been to the hospital sooner.  You were born a little after 1 P.M.
   Joshua's doctor was Dr. Merlin Coulter.  His office was in Washingtonville, Indiana about thirty miles from Dover Hill where we lived.  Mary Anne loved being pregnant.  It was the first time in her life that she did not feel fat - just pregnant.  Being a mother is the most important job in the whole world.  Mary Anne had X-RAYS done on October 31st because the due date was November 5th.  Josh was in position and you could see his bones next to mine.  Even so Josh was not born until December the 18th. The doctor had moved the due date to December the ninth.  Six weeks before Josh was born her waist was 56 inches. Mother was sick during the whole pregnancy and lost 45lbs. The doctor said that he would induce labor on the 20th if you had not come yet.  My dad's (Sam) birthday was the 20th.  Your great grandparents (Abe and Mabel Wisor) wedding anniversary was the 17th.  You were born between these two special dates of family history.
     Dr. Coulter kept kidding with us that you were going to be twins.  Twins run in both sides of the family.   After Josh was born, daddy who was present in the delivery room and faints at the sight of blood, Dr. Coulter looked at daddy and said: 'Here comes the second one.'  Daddy almost fainted.  Josh was and is perfect.
    After every visit to the doctor mommy would either crave a Big Mac or Daddy and I would stop at Loogootte for Pizza at El Greco.  It's the best pizza you ever tasted.  I think that's why you like both of these.  Mommy craved a lot of chocolate when and you were brown when you were born.  I asked the doctor if that was because I had eaten so much chocolate."  Written by Mary Anne Mackey-Wisor
    Josh graduated from Sunny Hill Pre-school in Mifflinville, Pa., on June 9th, 1987.  The director was Shirley Ridgeway.
     A picture of Josh and Pastor Dennison appeared in the Press Enterprise News paper in Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania on April, 1991 with the following caption.  "AWARD Joshua Wisor, son of Rev. Willam and Mary Anne Mackey-Wisor of Wapwallopen, recently received the God and Family Award at the Briggsville MT. Zion Church of Christ from the Rev. Richard Dennison, left, minister of the church.  Wisor is a member of Scouting pack 55 in Hobbie." This news clipping is enclosed in his file.
   Josh received an award for having an ad that he wrote and drew published in the Press Enterprise 6-10-1993.
    Josh was confirmed and joined the church on May the 22nd, 1994.  He joined the Catawissa First United Methodist Church in Catawissa, Pennsylvania.  The pastor was the Rev. Ralph B. Hartenbach.
   
Child of JOSHUA WISOR and JENNIFER BEAGLE is:
    i.    BAILEY LEE9 WISOR, b. July 13, 1999.

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