Mary Elizabeth "Mary Liz" Figard

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• FamilySearch ID: LDCM-D4X
• Census: 7 Jun 1860, Broad Top Township, Bedford Co., Pennsylvania
• Census: 28 Jul 1870, Broad Top Township, Bedford Co., Pennsylvania
• Census: 27 Apr 1910, Stonerstown, Liberty Township, Bedford Co., Pennsylvania
• Census: 25 Mar 1920, Liberty Township, Bedford Co., Pennsylvania

Mary married Amos Daniel "A. D." Neary about 1880 in Stonerstown, Liberty Township, Bedford Co., Pennsylvania. Amos (son of John C. Neary and Hester "Hetta" Kensinger) was born on 14 Aug 1855 in Stonerstown, Liberty Township, Bedford Co., Pennsylvania; died on 1 May 1922 in Liberty Township, Bedford Co., Pennsylvania; was buried on 3 May 1922 in Grandview Cemetery, Saxton, Bedford Co., Pennsylvania. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Bertha Ann Neary was born on 6 Oct 1881 in Saxton, Liberty Township., Bedford Co., Pennsylvania; died on 3 Jan 1965 in Stonerstown, Liberty Township, Bedford Co., Pennsylvania; was buried in Grandview Cemetery, Saxton, Bedford Co., Pennsylvania.
2. John R. Neary was born on 16 Mar 1883 in Stonerstown, Liberty Township, Bedford Co., Pennsylvania; died on 13 Feb 1956 in Pennsylvania; was buried in Monessen, Westmoreland, Pennsylvania, United States.
3. James C. Neary was born on 27 Nov 1884 in Stonerstown, Liberty Township, Bedford Co., Pennsylvania; died on 24 Aug 1886 in Stonerstown, Liberty Township, Bedford Co., Pennsylvania; was buried in Stonerstown, Liberty Township, Bedford Co., Pennsylvania.
4. Daniel Roy Neary was born on 23 Jul 1886 in Saxton, Liberty Township., Bedford Co., Pennsylvania; died on 19 Jan 1960 in McKeesport, Allegheny Co., Pennsylvania; was buried on 23 Jan 1960 in Mount Vernon Cemetery, Mount Vernon, Allegheny Co., Pennsylvania.
5. Celia E. Neary was born on 30 Mar 1888 in Saxton, Liberty Township., Bedford Co., Pennsylvania; died on 23 Mar 1958.
6. Margaret Elda Neary was born on 18 Feb 1890 in Saxton, Liberty Township., Bedford Co., Pennsylvania; died on 11 May 1970 in Huntingdon, Huntingdon Co., Pennsylvania; was buried in Riverview Cemetery, Huntingdon, Huntingdon Co., Pennsylvania.
7. Elby Neary was born on 5 Sep 1891 in Stonerstown, Liberty Township, Bedford Co., Pennsylvania; died on 14 Mar 1892 in Stonerstown, Liberty Township, Bedford Co., Pennsylvania; was buried in Stonerstown, Liberty Township, Bedford Co., Pennsylvania.
8. Elsie Elva Neary was born on 6 Sep 1893 in Saxton, Liberty Township., Bedford Co., Pennsylvania; died on 25 Mar 1962 in Saxton, Liberty Township., Bedford Co., Pennsylvania; was buried on 28 Mar 1962 in Fockler Cemetery, Saxton, Bedford Co., Pennsylvania.
9. George Floyd Neary was born on 17 Mar 1896 in Saxton, Liberty Township., Bedford Co., Pennsylvania; died on 20 Nov 1970 in Huntingdon, Huntingdon Co., Pennsylvania; was buried on 22 Nov 1970 in Riverview Cemetery, Huntingdon, Huntingdon Co., Pennsylvania.
10. Sheldon Mardon Neary was born on 1 Nov 1897 in Saxton, Liberty Township., Bedford Co., Pennsylvania; died on 2 Aug 1965 in Huntingdon, Huntingdon Co., Pennsylvania; was buried in Riverview Cemetery, Huntingdon, Huntingdon Co., Pennsylvania.
11. Earl Elmer Neary was born on 27 Aug 1901 in Saxton, Liberty Township., Bedford Co., Pennsylvania; died on 5 Feb 1985 in Huntingdon, Huntingdon Co., Pennsylvania; was buried on 7 Feb 1985 in Riverview Cemetery, Huntingdon, Huntingdon Co., Pennsylvania.

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• Occupation: a farmer
• Occupation: a farmer and hunter
• FamilySearch ID: LDCM-D84
• Census: 14 Nov 1850, Broad Top Township, Bedford Co., Pennsylvania
• Census: 7 Jun 1860, Broad Top Township, Bedford Co., Pennsylvania
• Census: 28 Jul 1870, Broad Top Township, Bedford Co., Pennsylvania

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Joseph played the Violin.

Joseph married Eliza Ann "Elizann" Thomas about 1856. Eliza (daughter of Samuel Thomas and Sally Wright, daughter of Samuel Thomas) was born on 6 Sep 1839 in Broad Top Township, Bedford Co., Pennsylvania; died on 26 Jan 1899 in Broad Top Township, Bedford Co., Pennsylvania; was buried in Evans Cemetery, Coaldale, Bedford Co., Pennsylvania. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• FamilySearch ID: LDCM-D8T
• Census: 7 Jun 1860, Broad Top Township, Bedford Co., Pennsylvania
• Census: 28 Jul 1870, Broad Top Township, Bedford Co., Pennsylvania

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• Occupation: a farmer
• FamilySearch ID: K4YX-M92
• Census: 1820, Hopewell, Bedford Co., Pennsylvania
• Census: 1830, Hopewell, Bedford Co., Pennsylvania
• Census: 1840, Broad Top Township, Bedford Co., Pennsylvania
• Census: 14 Nov 1850, Broad Top Township, Bedford Co., Pennsylvania

James married Nancy Sheckler about 1814 in Bedford Co., Pennsylvania. Nancy (daughter of Frederick Sheckler and Maria Catherine Mamro) was born between 1794 and 1804 in near, Saxton, Bedford Co., Pennsylvania; died between 1850 and 1870 in Bedford Co., Pennsylvania. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• FamilySearch ID: LDCM-DF3
• Birth: 26 Feb 1797, Huntingdon Co., Pennsylvania
• Census: 14 Nov 1850, Broad Top Township, Bedford Co., Pennsylvania
• Census: 7 Jun 1860, Broad Top Township, Bedford Co., Pennsylvania

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• FamilySearch ID: LDCM-DF1

Samuel married Sally Wright. Sally and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• FamilySearch ID: LDCM-6VR

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• Military: Rev. War- private in Capt Kuhn's Co.of the Northampton Co. Militia
• FamilySearch ID: LDCM-6NM

Notes:

From Family Information from Joyce Sheckler Heiss:
= TRIALS & TRIBULATIONS, An Account of the Early Settlement of the Broad Top Area, David Ira Foster & Jon D. Baughman, Publ. Youth for Progress, 1969.
When Shaub, Stoner, Sheckler, Stoler Johnston and others settled here, Friggs sold part of the land Names of Settlers ... Frederick Sheckler, Philip Stoner, Martin Stoler and his sons Frederick aged 13 years and John in his tenth year... that massacre in the Wyoming Valley, July 2 1t78 so worked on the feelings of Johnstons, Sheckler and others that they got ready and left the fort a few days after, part going to Md. and others to Duncans Island Pa... This was early May (1719.] and in a few days Shecklers with some more Bucks County emigrants return... Shecklers returned to his Shy Beaver place, now occupied by Adam Speck... Sheckler in his trips back and forth up and down the river to Shoup's had different times cast longing glances at the river bottoms owned by Shoup, now called George Berkstresser place and at last he traded for at least a part of it to Silas Sabastian Shoup (we find his name written this way on the Weaver deed) giving in place of it his Shy Beaver improvement Sheckler built a house near where the spring is against the hill opposite to where the mansion house now stands which is occupied by the widow Berkstresser and Michael Savits And all of the land that was settled and improved prior to the return of the settlers in 1787 the Stoler and Sheckler is the only one that has remained in the name and was owned all the time by the same name and farmed for a livelyhood. T. E. LePhone...
By Saturday, July 15, 1780 the Forters at Shoups had sent one of their number, Joshua Davis, familiarly known as commissary Davis to the Big Cove to see if they could expect any aid from there. His return had been earnestly looked for but not returning they concluded to the mouth of clear water run, where Riddlesburg now is and do some fishing, and on this detail were several men and big boys, all well armed: among the men we learned was Frederick.
Sheckler, Philip Stoner, Michael Whetstone Petterson Cherry, and others. But there was one drawback to our leaving at once [Jul 1780] for two
families were absent from the Fort and were at their houses though the families of the fishing parties were in the Fort for protection while they were on the expedition The families that were out were Frederick Heater of the Valley Hill place and Rev Thomas Johnston of the Island place and they did not wish to leave those two behind, yet it was a perilous undertaking to warn them and Sabastian Shoup asked for two volunters to warn those two families. And though rather heavy and clumsy for one to be sent on such an errand, Frederick Sheckler was first to volunteer. His seven years service in the German Army had left an everlasting impression of duty that danger made it the more self binding to him. So he was sent to Frederick Heaters. He crossed the river below the mouth of Shoups run and crossed the hills as in this way he could avoid the Indiana as they had not time to be out of the Valley yet...The gathering of the stock together to start could be done in a very short time While this was done Peterson Cherry returned with the Johnston's Family and shortly after, Sheckler arrived at the Fort with all the Heater family except John, a boy about 17 years of age who he found dead at the fence before he reached the house Sheckler gave this bold report to his children and afterwards by them to us (See Chapter XLVII, Indians Force Abandonment of Fort). Frederick Sheckler was a township officer in the year 1786 Also we find that Huntingdon County was struck off from Bedford County in 1787 and present line runs about 100 rods south of the old mill dam... So from the facts which we have gathered, we find with the return of Sheckler, Shaubs and Stoner in 1785 commenced the first permanent settlement of this section.

Frederick married Maria Catherine Mamro about 1774 in Bucks Co., Pennsylvania. Maria (daughter of Nicolaus Jacob Mamro and Anna Margaretha Cromwald) was born on 18 May 1755 in Wiesbaden, Stadtkreis, Hesse, Germany; was christened on 19 May 1755 in Wiesbaden, Stadtkreis, Hesse, Germany; died in 1834 in Hopewell Township, Bedford Co., Pennsylvania; was buried in Fockler Cemetery, Saxton, Bedford Co., Pennsylvania. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• FamilySearch ID: LDCM-6TD