Samuel Conway My great grandfather
Children of Samuel and Susanna:
Mary Ann Conway Berkey 1842-1899
m Alexander Berkey
Delilah Conway 1844-1914
m Joseph Berkey
Edward Charles Conway 1846-1862
Joel Conway 1848-1898
Amos Conway 1850-1851
Ebenezer H Conway 1852-1854
Absalom Reynolds Conway 1854-1903
Oliver Conway 1857-1858
Elizabeth Conway Kilmer 1858-1922
Nancy Ann Conway Dodd 1862-1896
m George Dodd
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Below info thanks to: Contributor: Robert Snyder (49736341)
Samuel Conoway was a first settler of this era. His parents came from Ireland and Samuel was born at Stoystown, Cambria County. The parents died when Samuel was 5 years old. He learned the blacksmith trade at Ebenburg, and coming to Driftwood when young married Susannah Sheffer, of Sterling Run.
On April 15, 1851, having bought the homestead in Hickory from Reynolds, of Kittanning, he moved to Hickory.
The children are Mrs. Alex. Berkey, Mrs. James Berkey, Absolem, Mrs. Wm. Killmer and Edward, Joel, Amos, Ebenezer and Mrs. G. M. Dodd, the latter five all deceased.
Samuel Conoway lived past 80 years and left a memory highly respected for the industry and integrity of his life.
SOURCE:
Public Spirit – 1897 History of Clearfield County: Written and Compiled by Local Historians, 1897, by Matt Savage, reassembled 2010 from multiple sources by Diane Yarger, Publisher & Repository: Clearfield County Historical Society, Page 243 [Chapter on Huston Township].
Children of Samuel and Susanna:
Mary Ann Conway Berkey 1842-1899
m Alexander Berkey
Delilah Conway 1844-1914
m Joseph Berkey
Edward Charles Conway 1846-1862
Joel Conway 1848-1898
Amos Conway 1850-1851
Ebenezer H Conway 1852-1854
Absalom Reynolds Conway 1854-1903
Oliver Conway 1857-1858
Elizabeth Conway Kilmer 1858-1922
Nancy Ann Conway Dodd 1862-1896
m George Dodd
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Below info thanks to: Contributor: Robert Snyder (49736341)
Samuel Conoway was a first settler of this era. His parents came from Ireland and Samuel was born at Stoystown, Cambria County. The parents died when Samuel was 5 years old. He learned the blacksmith trade at Ebenburg, and coming to Driftwood when young married Susannah Sheffer, of Sterling Run.
On April 15, 1851, having bought the homestead in Hickory from Reynolds, of Kittanning, he moved to Hickory.
The children are Mrs. Alex. Berkey, Mrs. James Berkey, Absolem, Mrs. Wm. Killmer and Edward, Joel, Amos, Ebenezer and Mrs. G. M. Dodd, the latter five all deceased.
Samuel Conoway lived past 80 years and left a memory highly respected for the industry and integrity of his life.
SOURCE:
Public Spirit – 1897 History of Clearfield County: Written and Compiled by Local Historians, 1897, by Matt Savage, reassembled 2010 from multiple sources by Diane Yarger, Publisher & Repository: Clearfield County Historical Society, Page 243 [Chapter on Huston Township].
Samuel Conway My great grandfather
Children of Samuel and Susanna:
Mary Ann Conway Berkey 1842-1899
m Alexander Berkey
Delilah Conway 1844-1914
m Joseph Berkey
Edward Charles Conway 1846-1862
Joel Conway 1848-1898
Amos Conway 1850-1851
Ebenezer H Conway 1852-1854
Absalom Reynolds Conway 1854-1903
Oliver Conway 1857-1858
Elizabeth Conway Kilmer 1858-1922
Nancy Ann Conway Dodd 1862-1896
m George Dodd
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Below info thanks to: Contributor: Robert Snyder (49736341)
Samuel Conoway was a first settler of this era. His parents came from Ireland and Samuel was born at Stoystown, Cambria County. The parents died when Samuel was 5 years old. He learned the blacksmith trade at Ebenburg, and coming to Driftwood when young married Susannah Sheffer, of Sterling Run.
On April 15, 1851, having bought the homestead in Hickory from Reynolds, of Kittanning, he moved to Hickory.
The children are Mrs. Alex. Berkey, Mrs. James Berkey, Absolem, Mrs. Wm. Killmer and Edward, Joel, Amos, Ebenezer and Mrs. G. M. Dodd, the latter five all deceased.
Samuel Conoway lived past 80 years and left a memory highly respected for the industry and integrity of his life.
SOURCE:
Public Spirit – 1897 History of Clearfield County: Written and Compiled by Local Historians, 1897, by Matt Savage, reassembled 2010 from multiple sources by Diane Yarger, Publisher & Repository: Clearfield County Historical Society, Page 243 [Chapter on Huston Township].
Children of Samuel and Susanna:
Mary Ann Conway Berkey 1842-1899
m Alexander Berkey
Delilah Conway 1844-1914
m Joseph Berkey
Edward Charles Conway 1846-1862
Joel Conway 1848-1898
Amos Conway 1850-1851
Ebenezer H Conway 1852-1854
Absalom Reynolds Conway 1854-1903
Oliver Conway 1857-1858
Elizabeth Conway Kilmer 1858-1922
Nancy Ann Conway Dodd 1862-1896
m George Dodd
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Below info thanks to: Contributor: Robert Snyder (49736341)
Samuel Conoway was a first settler of this era. His parents came from Ireland and Samuel was born at Stoystown, Cambria County. The parents died when Samuel was 5 years old. He learned the blacksmith trade at Ebenburg, and coming to Driftwood when young married Susannah Sheffer, of Sterling Run.
On April 15, 1851, having bought the homestead in Hickory from Reynolds, of Kittanning, he moved to Hickory.
The children are Mrs. Alex. Berkey, Mrs. James Berkey, Absolem, Mrs. Wm. Killmer and Edward, Joel, Amos, Ebenezer and Mrs. G. M. Dodd, the latter five all deceased.
Samuel Conoway lived past 80 years and left a memory highly respected for the industry and integrity of his life.
SOURCE:
Public Spirit – 1897 History of Clearfield County: Written and Compiled by Local Historians, 1897, by Matt Savage, reassembled 2010 from multiple sources by Diane Yarger, Publisher & Repository: Clearfield County Historical Society, Page 243 [Chapter on Huston Township].
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