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Card File from the Cambria County Historical Society
C. F. Cambria Freeman
D. S. Democrat and Sentinel
McDONALD HEIGHTS
was between Beech and Spruce Streets. West of Spruce was called Belmont,Also
see McDonald folder
McDONALD HOUSE
built by Mrs. Eliza McDonald 1860-61
now community building (84)
picture and article.
W.T. April 21, 1911 p7
McDONALD HOUSE
Ebensburg. Built 1860-61 by Mrs. Eliza McDonald, widow of Owen d. 1870
F-72-46-6 Picture of Mcdonald's house on High St.
It was moved back for the first National Bank
The picture was taken in 1914.
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A. B. McDANIEL
W.T. 6-1-1894 p5
AUGUSTA McDONALD
W.T. 3-16-1894 p5
CORNELIUS McDONALD
CT. March 26, 1904
Mt. Sen April 21, 1853 p3 c2, Estate
see McDonald folder
"Cornelius was an older brother of Owen. He bought the land where the
Laurel Crest Manor is now located. He died in what is now the Tibbott drugstore.
(1985)".
DANIEL McDONALD
60 yrs
C.F. 3-5-1875 p3, c1
DANIEL McDONALD
mother 85 yrs
C.F. 1-14-1876 p3, c1
ELIZA McDONALD
house - picture
W.T. April 21, 1911 p7 c1
ELIZA ANN McDONALD
obituary - clipping
W.T. Dec 7, 1906 p5
filed McDonald folder
ELIZA McDONALD (Mrs. Owen)
Born Jan 16 1792. died Sept 26 1881
Loretto Cen. p.185
also see McDonald folder
JAMES McDONALD
D.S. 10-10-1855, p3, c2
JOSEPH McDONALD (GEN)
and Grancis [sic]
son Matthew
d Apr 13th, D.S. 5-3-1865, p2, c3
JOSEPH M. McDONALD
daughter Mary married A.J. Shoemaker
C.F. 1-9-1868, c4 m. Dec 26th
JOHN McDONALD
C.F. 9-26-1873 p3, c1
JOHN G. McDONALD
C.F. 8-6-1975 p3, c1
JOHN M. McDONALD
d. 11-1-1867
C. F. 10-13-1870 p3, c4
JOSEPH McDONALD
Letter written Sept. 10, 1861
-ll[?] Presented by Dwight Roberts.
Letter folder in large gray in shelves in the back room. Folder R-Misc-Robert
[note from researcher: "Letters no genealogical value"]
JOSEPH McDONALD
son Richard Andrew
d Jul 31st, D. S. 8-17-1864 p2, c4
*[transcribed. see newspapers, Cambria Co.]
JOSEPH McDONALD (GENERAL)
C. F. Nov 1, 1901, p3, c4|
*[transcribed. see newspapers, Cambria Co.]
K-32 Eartly Bench and Bar of Cambria County, by P.J. Little 1932
filed cambria County folder
Cambria Tribune March 26, 1904
handwritten copy filed: Cambria co. shelf
Gen. Joseph M. McDonald, candidate
Dem. & Sen. Sept 7, 1859 p2 c5, last para.
*[transcribed. see newspapers, Cambria Co.]
Letters wirtten by Gen. McDonald
filed: letters folder in gray old Letters
MARTIN McDONALD
Johnstown, Upper Prospect
wife: Mary Flannagan
St. John's Cemetery, Geistown
obit: W.T. Sept 6, 1895, p5 c5
MARY McDONALD
married A.J. Shoemaker
C.F. 1-9-1868 c4 m Dec 26th
MICHAEL McDONALD
C.F. 8-15-1879 p3 c1
MORGAN McDONALD (Capt.)
Died 70 years of age.
Mt. H. 8-13-1911
Co. F. 3rd Reg (drummer boy) Musered in April 20, 1861
Storeys Vol 2 204-205
113 Pa. Vol. 12th Pa. Cavalry
---- McDONALD
wife of Captain Morgan
C. F. Nov 1, 1901, p3, c2
OWEN McDONALD
Born 1780. Died Aug 20, 1842. (Loretto Cen. p.185) Married in Hancock, Md.
to Eliza Parsons. Came to Ebensburg 1815 to erect a hotel, the town being
ont eh main thoroughfare. The Cambria House was well made and well known
as a stage coach stop. It was later known as the Foster House. "He
was at one time sheriff".
see McDonald
Children born from 1815-1859: Anderw S., Mary, James Edward [one or two?],
Alice S., Eliza Ann, Margaret, Rose P., Eugene, Francis.
Loretto Centenary p.137 (over)
Owen Mcdonald brought the first piano into Cambria county. On display
He was on the first Ebensburg Borough council in 1825, and the members met
at his home on March 21, 1825.
He was the first fireman appointed by the Council.
Storey s. Vol1 p206
Owen McDonald sold plows
Sky March 15, 1832 p4 c3
[backside of Owen McDonald card]
A-122 Ledger page 7
Portrait in the parlor
see McDonald folder also houses. old folder. Letter written by Owen to Robert
Allison May 26, 1826. filed: Letter folder in large gray carton shelves
in the back room.
W.R. Dec 7, 1906 (obit of Eliza tells of the early history) Owen Cornelius
McDoanld came to the U.S. at the time of the Irish Rebellion 1798-1803.
Littian's mother and Peg Myers father McDonald were brother and sister.
There was a connection with the Shoemakers - early settlers in this area.
XREF:
McDonald, Owen (O.)
Ebensburg, Pa.
Letter Written May 26, 1820 addressed to Robert Al---, Huntingdon, Pa.
filed perma life file
PATRICK McDONALD
C. F. 10-20-1870 p3, c2
PHILIP W. McDONALD (Brevit Maj.)
M. S. 10-30-1851 p3, c2
RACHAEL McDONALD
D. S. 6-29-1859 [1959?] p3, c1
ROSE ALICE (THOMPSON) McDONALD
Mt. S. 4-14-1853, p3 c2
ROSE P. McDONALD
D. S. 5-16-1855, p3 c1
STEPHEN McDONALD
married Annie L. Keainey
Sept 18th, C. F. 9-26-1879 p3, c7
WILLIAM McDONALD
C. F. 7-23-1876 p3, c1