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Family [F82]

MCBRIDE

Parents

James MCBRIDE {M} [P266] = Sarah GREGG {F} [P249]

Married Sunday 18 December 1842, Colmonell Ayrs IGI M115822

James MCBRIDE:

Sarah GREGG:

Children

Barbara MCBRIDE {F} [P1751]

Born Wednesday 1 November 1843, Rerrick Kirkcudbright Sc.
Died Sunday 3 December 1911, Clareville Wairarapa New Zealand
After emigrating to USA with parents Barbara married William Andew Fisher and they immediately went to New Zealand to live.

William MCBRIDE {M} [P1731]

Born Wednesday 8 January 1845, Rerrick Kirkudbright
Died Monday 21 September 1874, Seneca Kansas USA
SOURCE: M.I
M.I McBRIDE William S/O James & Sarah (GREGG). AGE 29Y 8M 13D. DIED 21 Sep 1874
SON of WILLIAM =McBRIDE William J S/O William & J. AGE 4Y 5 M. DIED 2 Feb 1875

Joan Fisher Jul 2004:
William "Will" McBride (son of James McBride and Sarah Gregg) married Janet Scott Hyslop in 1869. He emigrated to the U.S. after that date and he died on the 21 September 1874 at Seneca, Kansas, age 29. Janet returned to England after the death of her husband, taking her two living sons with her.
Their son William James McBride was probably born in 1874. I think the Scotch Valley History is talking about the son and not the father when it says, "William was also a sportsman and played criket and football."
In 1911 he lived at 129 Allfarthing Lane, Wandsworth, Surrey, London, S.W., England. He and Georginia Elizabeth Baird, his American cousin corresponded.
An undated, unsourced newspaper article (don't you hate people who do this?) is entitled, "Metro. and City News": Inspector William McBride, whose retirement was announced last week, was official photographer to the Metropolitan Police.
During the twenty-one years he held the position he displayed a genuis in the art and science of photography, and scores of criminals have been convicted on infinitesimal clues which would have been entirely lost had not McBride, in a way which was sometimes uncanny, showed them in their true significance.
When a burlar a few years ago was faced with photographic proofs that his boots had trodden on a tapestry-covered couch, Lord Darling, the presiding judge, asked McBride how he managed to take the photographs, and his lordship publicly complimented the Inspector on his wonderful wizardry.
McBride made a special study of photographing finger-prints made on innumerable objects in every conceivable position , and the result was that he skillfully brought into full photographic light a variety of finger-prints which had formerly been regarded as impossible of being copied by the camera. The Admiralty and War Office frequently availed themselves of McBride's expert knowledge.
On one occasion the Government desired to make the Germans believe that certain naval information they had received from their spies was truth and not fiction. McBride was let into the secret. He faked a number of naval photographs so cleverly that even experts could not detect the imposture. The photographs were duly sent to Germany through the recognized channels used for transmitting bogus information and they had the desired effect.
McBride joined the Metropolitan Police Force thirty years ago. In 1909 he was appointed official photographer with the rank of Sergeant. Four years ago he was promoted to the rank of Inspector.
In nearly every murder case he photographed the scene of the crime, and his interior work--whether of a small, dark kitchen or the drawing room of a mansion--was remarkable for its clearness of detail. During his career he was responsible for many thousands of photographs of every description, and he also taught other Police Forces and prison officials how to take photographs of criminals so as to bring out their prominent characteristics.
First-class Sergeant Madden has been appointed to succeed Mr. McBride."
(I was also sent a very blurry photograph that seemed to indicate that William McBride had a son.)
Will and Janet's second son was John McBride, born before the family emigrated. In 1911 he lived at 12 Wirksmoor Road, Newtown, New Mills near Stockport, England. At some point he managed a bar.
Will and Janet's third son was William J. McBride, born on 2 September 1870. He died on 2 February 1875 in Kansas at the age of 4. He was buried in the Scotch Valley Cemetery.

Marian MCBRIDE {F} [P1733]

Born Wednesday 17 March 1847, Rerrick Kirkcudbright
Died Thursday 14 March 1895
SOURCE: M.I
Married William Clark.
CLARK Marion McBRIDE. BORN 17 Mar 1847. DIED 14 Mar 1895. MARRIED SPOUSE William CLARK
CLARK William. BORN 3 Jan 1846. DIED 27 Feb 1915. MARRIED. SPOUSE Marion McBRIDE

Joan Fisher June 2004:
Marian McBride, born 17 March 1847. She married William Clark in 1872. They lived at Scotch Valley, Kansas. They had the following children, etc.
A. Janet Clark, married William Warner. She lived in 1910 at Baileyville, Kansas.
1. Hila Warner was born in 1910. She married Richard Rilinger. She lived in 1970 at Clear Creek Township, Nemeha, Kansas and she attended the McBride Reunion in August, 1974 at Sycamore Springs, Kansas.
a) Donald Ross Rilinger, born 1928. He married Deloras Graves
(1) William Arthur Relinger
(2) Richard Ross Relinger
b) David Richard Relinger was born 1938, He married Sharon Deltman
(1) Richard David Relinger
(2) Denise Renee Relinger
c) Dennis Ray Relinger was born 1947. He married Palle Nebgen
2. Nola Warner was born in 1912. She married John Price
a) Roger John Price married Joyce Lawn
(1) Linda Joyce Price
3. Infant Warner was born 20 Dec 1914 at Kansas. He died the same day and is buried at the Scotch Valley Cemetery
4. Ivan Warner was born in 1921. He married Carolyn Hunley
a) Cathy KKy? Warner was born in 1947. She married Bill Blass
(1) Sarah Ellen Blass
(2) Bill Eugene Blass
(3) Rebecca Blass
b) Gail Elaine Warner born in 1951. She married David Hoffman in 1969
(1) Kasey Lynn Hoffman
B Andrew Michael Clark born in 1877. He married Norah May Dunn. He lived in 1910 at Formosa, Kansas. He died in 1914 at Formosa.
1. Cecil Forest Clark, born 1905. He married Freida Erika ?
a) Robert Forest Clark, born 1939, married Katherine Intermill
(1) Craig Forest Clark
(2) Bryan Robert Clark
(3) Jeffery Scott Clark
2. Georgia Marian Clark, born in 1907, died in 1934
3. Elsie Clark, born in 1910, married Robert Matthews
a) Marianna Matthews, born in 1930, married Harry Lang
(1) Thomas Lang
(2) David Lang
b) Carolyn Matthews, born 1933, married Fred Gakle
(1) Paula Gakle
(2) Nancy Gakle
c) Michael Matthews married Elizabeth
(1) Scott Mathews
(2) Robert Mathews
4. Mildred Clark born in 1912, married Murve Kibbe
a) Janyce Kibbe, born 1932, married Richard Matthew
(1) Sally Matthew
(2) Mark Matthew
b) Mary Jo Kibbe, born 1938, married Leemoine Lubuch
(1) Patrick Lubuch
c) Brenda Sue Kibbe, born 1943
5. Mable Clark born in 1914
C. Sarah Clark married Richard D. McCaffrey, son of Edward McCaffrey and Fannie Cassidy, in 1905. In 1910 she lived at Baileyville, Kansas
1. Frances M. McCaffrey married Hazel Wilson Buck. He was also known as Francis W. He was born probably in 1907
a) Frances Leroy McCaffrey Jr. married Eva Rose ?
(1) Darrel Hanford McCaffrey married Pauline Ethel Boese. He was born in 19129.
a) Barbara Lee McCaffrey married Richard Grosser
b) Peggy Joanne McCaffrey
c) Darlene Alberta McCaffrey
d) Rhonda Reanea McCaffrey
2. Richard Wayne McCaffrey married Virginia Fern Pickard. He was born in 1931
a) Terry Wayne McCaffrey
b) Julia Ann McCaffrey
c) Cyntia Lou McCaffrey
d) Mark Alan McCaffrey
3. Kenneth J. McCaffrey married Ethel Irene Tubbs. He was born in 1932
a) Patricia Ann McCaffrey married Ketih Specht
i) John Ray Specht
ii) Tamara Sue Specht
iii) Jeffrey J. Specht
iv) Thomas Wayne Specht
b) Kenneth Lynn McCaffrey married Marilyn K. Atkins
i) T? Marie McCaffrey
c) Charles Leroy McCaffrey
d) Marilyn Louise McCaffrey
e) Pamela Sue McCaffrey
4. Robert Eugene McCaffrey
a) Robert Eugune McCaffrey (yes the same name)
b) Daniel Lee McCaffrey
2. Melvin Mathew McCaffrey was born in 1908. He married Viola Irene Preyer in 1930. He died in 1966.
a) Calvin Harold McCaffrey, born in 1931, married Sue Carl Eddy Broonek
(1) Eddy Ward ?
(2) Kenneth Leroy ?
(3) Kalen Matthew McCaffrey
(4) Thaddeus Ronald McCaffrey
(5) Melissa Mae McCaffrey
b) Helen Lavonne McCaffrey was born in 1934. She married Joseph Charles Janecek
(1) Michael Joseph Janecek
(2) Mary Jo Janecek
(3) Joseph Adam Janecek
c) James Ward McCaffrey, born in 1938
3. Alice McCaffrey born in 1910. She married Joe Pachner
a) Everrett Lee Pachner married Elaine Carnaham
(1) Bruce Allan Pachner
(2) Gregory Lee Pachner
(3) Susan Marie Pachner
b) Donald Gary Pachner, born 1934, married Camilla Crockett
(1) Marshall Gary Pachner
(2) Joseph Norman Pachner
(3) Christopher Marvin Pachner
(4) Rebecca Ann Pachner
c) Beverley Ann Pachner married Claude Egusquiza
(1) Desiree Ann Egusquizo
(2) Diann Marie Egusquizo
(3) Maxwell Lewis Egusquizo
(4) Valerie Kay Egusquizo
4. Harold E. McCaffrey was born in 1916 and died on his 21st birthday
5. Mary Ellen McCaffrey married Robert Lisle
6. Rosella McCaffrey died age 5
7. Marian A. McCaffrey was born by 1916
D. Willy J. Clark was born on 7 January 1879. He died on 21 April 1879. He's buried at the Scotch Valley Cemetery
E. STillborn Clark, buried at Scotch Valley cemetery
F. John McBride Clark born in 1884. He married Clara Elizabeth Hubber in 1910. In 1910 he lived at Formosa, Kansas. He died in 1955
1. William Edward Clark, born in 1910. He married Velma E. Birrell in 1939. He died in 1971
a) Wayne Edward Clark married Cathy Jo Albright. They divorced. He was born in 1942. He remarried and had two children, the second is Kandy Jo Clark.
b) Betty Jean Clark was born in 1944. She married James Steth and divorced him and married James H. Trumblay.
(1) Tammy Lynn Steth
(2) Shawn Edward Steth
(3) Ricky James Trumblay
2. John Harold Clark born in 1913. He married Dorothy Jean Hudson in 1935. He died in 1974.
a) Stillborn Clark died in 1936
3. Lucille Carolyn Clark, born in 1914
4. Hazel Louise Clark born in 1917, married Raymond Jennings Peterson in 1941
5. Buelah Irene Clark born in 1920, married Frederick Erick Lagergren in 1949.
a) Nancy Elizabeth Lagergren, married James Joseph Greuter
b) Ralph Erick Lagergren
c) Joan Irene Lagergren
6. Joseph Franklin Clark was born in 1922. He married Marine Emma Reynolds in 1947
a) Karen Clark, married James Anderson Strickland
(1) Jeffrey Clark Strickland
(2) Sarah Jane Strickland
b) John Marvin Clark married Elsie Jane Hultman
(1) Kirsten Leigh Clark
(2) Bryan Joseph Clark
7. Alice May Clark born in 1925, married Rudolph Eugene Nelson in 1947. In 1970 she lived at Formosa, Kansas
a) Rhonda Kay Nelson
b) Kenneth Eugene Nelson
8. Marrin Andrew Clark, born in 1928, married Illa Jean Haines in 1954
(a) Mark Allan Clark
(b) Deborah Jean Clark
G. Alice M. Clark born 13 Feb 1886. She died on 21 Sept 1886 and is buried in the Scotch Valley Cemetery
H. George R. Clark born 4 April 1887. He died on 14 June 1888 and is buried in the Scotch Valley Cemetery

John MCBRIDE {M} [P1756]

Born ABT 1849, Rerrick Kirkcudbright Sc.
Joan Fisher Jun 2004:
John "Jack" McBride was born in 1849. He married Bessy Kennedy in 1884. He then married Belle ? in 1889. He lived in 1910 at Howard, Colorado. He died in 1917.
He had a son James (Jimmy) McBride, born in 1886, who married Clara E. Jackson in 1918. He died in 1945 at Nebraska. His widow lived in 1974 at 1403 E. STreet, #103, Lincoln, Nebraska, U.S.A. She may have remarried and had two sons
B. Male McBride, died in California
C. Gregg McBride was born on 23 July 1901. He was a Gregg namesake of James Gregg and was given a $1,000.00 bequest in his will in 1911. For some reason I don't have where he was living at the time.

Andrew MCBRIDE {M} [P1752]

Born Thursday 10 April 1851, Dundrennan Abbey Scotland
Died Monday 15 May 1933, Seneca Kansas USA
Buried City Cemetery Seneca Kansas
Kansas. He's buried in the City Cemetery, Seneca, Kansas.

Went to USA 2 April 1871. The family followed in 1874. With them came Jane McIntire, who in 2 days on June 19 1874 became Andrews bride. Jane McIntyre: b. 16 Sep 1850. died 18 Sep 1935
They had a family of 8. James, John, Sarah, Ivy A, William, Elizabeth, Alice, Margaret.

Joan Fisher June 2004:
Andrew McBride, son of James McBride and Sarah Gregg, I have him born 10 April 1851 at Dundrennan Abbey, Scotland. He emigrated to the U.S. as a single man, looking for a home for his family on the 2 April 1871. His family came out in 1874. When they came out they brought with them Jane McIntyre, who, two days later on 19 June 1874, became his bride.
From a transcript of "the Seneca paper" headed June 19, 1874/ Hymeneal/ Scotland and America United.
Tune your fiddles--tune them sweetly;
Play the Marquis Reel discreetly;
Here we are a band, completely
Fittled to be merry.
Come my boys be blyth and gassy,
Every youngster choose his lassie,
Dance with life, and be now drowsy,
Shy, not melancholy.
On Friday evening last a very pleasant wedding took place at the residence of Mr. James Fisher of Turkey Creek. The parties most interested in the affair were Andrew McBride, one of the most enterprising young farmers Nemaha County boats of--and Miss Jane McIntyre, a very aimable young lady just arrived from Scotland. At 5 o'clock I arrived at the house of Mr. Fisher and found the bride, minister and a large circle of friends as is the custom in Scotland. At 6 o'clock firing of guns was heard and loud hussas, telling us that they were coming and sure enough way off in the distance we saw a procession of footmen, horsemen, and scores of people in wagons which assured all that the groom had no idea of "backing out", but was coming to claim his bride, who was anxiously awaiting his arrival. When near the place a large party of the bride's friends went out to meet them and escort them to the house, when near the house one of the bridesmaids (Miss Elizabeth McBride) went out and waved a white handkerchief at them and the crowd, on seeing the handkerchief all ran towards the house, when the handkerchief was dropped, and the one catching it, kept it. If by a young man it is, I suppose, a sign that he will be the next to marry.
The party on entering the house escorted the groom and his attendants, and when allw as ready, the Rev. R.J. McCready of ______requested them to rise when in a very solemn and impressive manner he performed the Rite which made Andrew McBride and Jane McIntryre man and wife, proceeding the service with a few well-timed remarks on the character of the sacred obligation they were bout to enter into. The bride was very handsomely dressed in rich brown silk trimmed with very heavy Guipure lace and coiffure, and was arranged with much taste, surmounted with the traditional orange-blossom wreath. The groom was dressed in a suit of black, with white kid gloves, etc. After the ceremoney, such a perpetual hand shaking was never seen, and the heavens never poured such raindrops more copiously than did the friends of the wedding party showere good wishes upon them. The writer of this unites his wish that they meet with the full measure of prosperity that was wished them on that occasion. Then came supper, which consisted of as nice and sumptious a repast as ever was my good fortune to assist in reducing. It would be impossible to enumerate the many different cakes, meats, preserves, jellies, etc. that the tables groaned under, and I will let those who tasted its excellency speak for themselves.
the friends of the whole neighbourhood were present, besides a number of Ladies and gentlemen from Nebraska. When supper was over, preparations for dancing were commenced, the house being too small, a floor large enough for two sets was built outside when the dance opened with a genuine Scotch Reel. Those not wishing to dance were entertained by some very fine music by Mr. McBride Senior, James Fisher and others. A number of Scotch songs were very finely rendered, the singers giving them the true sense and brogue that only the Scotch can give which made it so much appreciable and interesting. Not till morning did the wedding festivities cease, when Mrs. Fisher kindly prepared breakfast for all those remaining. When we all left, we left with the wish "That we may, ere long, be invited to another Scotch wedding." L.C.

They lived from 1874 to 1881 in Turkey Creek, Kansas
Son James J. Frances "Jay" McBride born 15 August 1875
Son John McBride born 24 May 1877
Daughter Sarah Jane McBride born 13 Oct 1879

In 1881 they moved south of Seneca, Kansas
Son Ivy Alexander McBride born 18 July 1881
Son William Wallace McBride born 15 June 1885
Daughter Elizabeth Agnes McBride born 22 Nov 1886, south of Seneca, Kansas
Daughter Alice May McBride born 20 Feb 1890
Daughter Margaret McBride born 1893
In 1910 they were living at Pioneer Street Cottage, Seneca, Kansas. They retired from here to the Rural District 22 years before Andrew died.
He died 15 May 1933 in Seneca, Kansas. He's buried in the City Cemetery, Seneca, Kansas.
From an undated, unsourced photocopy of a newspaper obituary:
Andrew McBride Pioneer/ ? Died Monday
Andrew McBride passed away Monday afternon, May 15 at 2:10 at the age of 82 years. Mr. McBride has been in declining health for several years sickening with heart trouble and other complications due to his advanced age.
The deceased was a native of Scotland, born April 10, 1851 at Dundrennan Abbey, Scotland. He came to America at the age of 20 years and settled in the vicinity making Seneca his home. Three years after his arrival he persuaded Miss Jane McIntyre of his native land, to join him here. She came to America on Monday and the following Friday, June 19, 1874 they were united in marriage by Rev. McCready of Pawnee City, Nebr. The McBrides would have celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary next year.
Soon after their marriage they located on a farm near Seneca and were among the earliest settlers. They underwent the hardships of those pioneer days and reared their children in a God fearing manner which proved to be the pride of their lives. The McBride family is regarded for their Christian spirit to each other and their fellowmen.
Mr. McBride spent most of his days in the Rural District. Twenty-two years ago the aged couple retired from the farm and purchased a cottage in Seneca on Pioneers St., where they have resided since.
Mr. McBride is survived by his widow, two sons, John of Santa Anna, Cal., James of the home; three daughters, Mrs. J.E. Sneed, Mrs. Elizabeth Shackelford, Seneca and Mrs. Margaret J. Fisher, Hazeltine, Alberta, Canada. He also leaves a brother James G. of Lincoln and one sister Mrs. John Feree of McCook, Nebr. Two sons Ivy Alexander and William Wallace preceeded their father in death and one daughter Alice May who died at the age of 12 years. Ivy Alexander met his death while crossing a bridge with a threshing machine, when the bridge collapsed and he was killed. William was killed when a bridge he was building caved in on him.
Mr. McBride was a devout member of the Methodist church where his funeral and ? were held Wednesday ?? Internment was made in the City Cemetery."

I. Andrew McBride
A. James J. Frances "Jay" McBride--he lived in Seneca, Kansas in 1933. He died on 29 January 1934 at age 58.
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B. John McBride, he married Margaret Elizabeth Kelley in 1900. He lived in May 1933 at Santa Anna, California. He died on 14 June 1968 at age 91.

1. Ethel May McBride, born 1901. She married Albert John Ammanns in 1926.
a) Lloyd Albert Ammans, born 1927, married Ardys Ruth Lawegad in 1947
(1) Wayne Lee Ammanns, married Pamela Lea Packard
(2) Ronald Lloyd Ammanns

b) Daryl Lee Ammanns, born 1930, married Viola Elna Walter in 1957
(1) Jeffrey Scott Ammanns
(2) Dale Lee Ammanns
(3) Kevin John Ammanns

c) Robert Wayne Ammanns born 1938, married Ariward Iris Passekon in 1962 in Iraq
(1) Steven Alexander Ammanns
(2) Kenneth James Ammanns

2. Alice Mary McBride, born 1902, married Caswell Lee Connor in 1924. In 1974 they were living in Elmonte, California
a) Evelyn Allane Connor, born 1928, married Roy Smith in 1946. In 1974 they lived in Elmonte, California
(1) Cheryle Darlene Smith, married Douglas Leroy Kankeborg. She was in the U.S. military
(a) Scott Douglas Kankeborge
(b) Kimberley Sue Kankeborg

(2) Craig Leroy Smith, born in 1950, married Christine Winters in 1972 and died in Montrovia, California

b) Shirley May Connor was born in 1934. She married Laird Lee Belle in 1955. In 1974 they were living in Bakersfield, C?, USA
(1) Mark Brian Belle
(2) Michael Lee Belle

3. Emerson Lawrence McBride was born in 1906, married Elsie Louise Clark in 1924. He married a second person in 1962

a) John Warren McBride born between 1935 and 1938. He married Florence Skerry in 1962
(1) Marie Annette McBride
(2) Patrick Michael McBride
(3) Marshall McBride

b) Don Lawrence McBride, born between 1935 and 1938. He married Theresa Toth in 1960

4. Gordon James McBride was born in 1922. He married FRances Arlene Reed in 1941. He married Barbara Anna Lee Shannon in 1950. He and Barbara divorced.
a) Sandra Lee McBride, born in 1942, married Frederick William Browe
(1) Margo Lynne Browe
(2) Mark aulren Browe

b) Linda Marie McBride, born 1943, married Gerry Lee Brown
(1) Patrick Lee Brown

c) Ronald Lee McBride, born 1946, married Linda Hurst and divorced her.
(1) daughter

C. Sarah Jane McBride born 13 October 1879. Married James Edmund Sneed in 1901. She died on 17 July 1967 at age 87.

1. Clarence Edmund Sneed born 1902, married Rosaletta Smith in 1934, died in 1953
a) Terrence John Sneed, born 1938, married Eunice Ann McGovern
(1) Blenda Sneed
(2) Leslie Helen Sneed
(3) Sean Michael Sneed
(4) Brian Edward Sneed

2. Raphael Howard Sneed, born in 1905, married Irene Lackey in 1938
a) Darrel Alan Sneed, married Judith Ann ?
(1) Kimberley Marie Sneed
(2) Jacquilene Jean Sneed
(3) Scott Alan Sneed

b) Karen Elaine Sneed, married David Timmerman

c) James Elvin Sneed married Linda Louis Lass
(1) Tristan Louise Sneed
(2) Gabriell Sneed

3. William Dudley Sneed, born in 1906, married hilda Keighley in 1934
a) William Burton Sneed, married Jacqueline Nancy Wagner. They divorced and he married Jacqueline Ann ?
(1) Brett Mathew Sneed (lst wife)
(2) Seneca Sue Sneed (1st wife)---naming your kid this would be grounds for divorce alone

4. Margaret Marie Sneed, born 1911, died 1917

D. Ivy Alexander McBride was born 18 July 1881. He married Netty Lippy in 1902, He died before 1933

1. Vernie McBride, born 1902, married Isabel Chriss, died in 1955

a) Darlene McBride, born ?1928, married Paul James Barker
(1) Dana Barker
(2) Kristen Barker

b) Frances Earl McBride, born 1933, married Davine Daodson

(1) Cheryl Susan McBride, married ?
(2) Jackline McBride, married
(3) Paul McBride

2. Nellie Allidene McBride born in 1905, married Edward Chandler Gadden in 1935
a) Chandler Gadden
b) Jana Gadden

3. Harvey McBride, born in 1910, married twice, lost a hand

E. William Wallace McBride, born 15 June 1885, married Aura Nora Neighbour in 1906. He died in 1925

1. James Andrew McBride, born in 1909, married Roberta Allan in 1937, died before 1974 at Hendersonville, North Carolina

2. Nora Mildred McBride, born 1911. After her mother's death her brother Andrew appointed her assistant County Treasurer, Nemeha County, Kansas in 1932. She served two terms in this position. There were 18,000 people in the county at that time. She became a nurse. She married Norman Harold Fike, a definite curmudgeon, who helped her compile a very thin family tree of the McBride family for the 1974 reunion. At that time it was in its seventh generation (since immigrating) and totalled 342 people, living in England, Canada, New Zealand and the USA. Nora died about 1999. (my editorializing--he was unpleasant. He's dead now.)

3. Lloyd William McBride born in 1912. He married May Bultry

4. Vera Jane McBride born in 1915. She was a nurse. She married John Emmot Greene Jr. and in 1974 they lived at Sabetha Kansas and attended the August 1974 McBride Reunion at Sycamore springs, Kansas

a) Patricia Jane Greene, married Melvin Edward "Bud" Schuette

(1) Suzanne Elizabeth Schuette
(2) Samantha Lynn Schuette
(3) ???

b) Mary Elizabeth Greene, married Guy Lloyd Simpson. They lived in Columbia, South Carolina.
(1) Luke John Lloyd Simpson
(2) Guy David Simpson

c) Deborah Ann Green, married Ronald Christman before August 1974. They lived close to Minniapolis and attended the 1974 McBride Reunion

5. Nola Laurene McBride, born 1917, married Lester Marshall Baughman in 1940. She was head nurse at the Denver Postal Annex. She was cited by the president for saving a man's life with mouth to mouth respiration. They attended the 1974 McBride reunion

a) Edith Marie (Sunny) Baughman, married Dr. George Edward Powers. They attended the 1974 McBride reunion

(1) Tanya Christine Powers
(2) Tamarah Janine Powers

b) John Marshall Baughman, married Pamela Ann Crowe. They lived at Lawrence, Kansas and attended the McBride reunion in 1974

(1) John Austin Baughman
(2) James Michael Andrew Baughman

6. Robert Neal McBride, married Delores Cobb. In 1974 they were living at Denver Colorado, and they attended the McBride reunion
a) Maralee McBride, married Eugene sTubbs
b) William Robert McBride
c) Richard CArleton McBride
d) Gary McBride
e) Gaile McBride
f) Steven McBride

7. Ned Garld McBride, born in 1922, married Jean Winnifred Whiting

a) Gregory Edward McBride
b) Jodie Ann McBride
c) Scott Andrew McBride
d) Milly Jean McBride

F. Elizabeth Agnes McBride, born 22 Nov 1886 south of Seneca. She married Earl Clinton Shakleford in 1908. In 1939 she lived in California. She died after 1970 at 8651 Madison St., Apt. B., Southgate, California. She was a fervent Methodist.

G. Alice May McBride was born 20 Feb 1890. She died 1 Feb 1902 at age 11. She was buried in the Scotch Valley Cemetery

H. Margaret McBride was born in 1893. She married William James Fisher in 1915. She lived in May 1933 at Hazeltine, Alberta. In 1970 she was living in Canada but visiting her sister Elizabeth in California. She died at Hazelteen, Alberta.

1. Evelyn Laurene Fisher was born 1915. She married Charles Hardy Almas in 1949

a) Lynette Lee Almas, married Antonia Plawink
b) Beverly Margaret Almas, married Raymond Marcel LaBerge
c) Craigh Hardy Almas
d) Janice Irene Almas
e) Laird William Almas
f) Thails Wallace Almas

2. Norman Fisher was born in 1921
a) Billy Calvin Fisher

Margaret MCBRIDE {F} [P1753]

Born 1853
Married name Fisher

Elizabeth MCBRIDE {F} [P1734]

Born Friday 6 July 1855, Rerrick Kirkcudbright Sc. IGI-C118791
Died Friday 6 November 1874, Seneca Kansas USA
SOURCE: M.I
McBRIDE Elizabeth D/O James & Sarah (GREGG). AGE 19Y 4M 1D. DIED 6 Nov 1874

Peter MCBRIDE {M} [P1785]

Born Sunday 13 December 1857, Rerrick Kirkcudbright Sc. IGI-C118791
Died Sunday 19 August 1860, Rerrick Kirkcudbright

Georgiana MCBRIDE {F} [P1735]

Born Sunday 19 August 1860, Rerrick Kirkcudbright Sc. IGI-C118791
Died 1918, USA
OCCUPATION: M.I

Janet Jane MCBRIDE {F} [P1754]

Born Friday 16 November 1866, Rerrick Kirkcudbright Sc. IGI-C118791
Married name Feree

James MCBRIDE {M} [P1755]

Born Saturday 23 January 1869, Rerrick Kirkcudbright Sc.IGI-C118791
A brother named James Alexander Mcbride was born 19 Dec 1863 at Rerrick Kirkcudbright Sc. who died before 1869

Family

This Family emigrated to Scotch Valley - USA in 1874. There were children also
Newspaper report 25 April 1974: 'ONE HUNDRED YEARS AGO. L. Cohen sold James Gregg eight tickets for passengers from Scotland to Seneca. Purchasers were the parents, brothers and sisters of John McBride of Turkey Creek'
Others: McBRIDE Alice M D/O Andrew & Sarah Jane (McINTYRE). BORN 20 Feb 1890. DIED 1 Feb 1902
McBRIDE William J S/O William & J. AGE 4Y 5 M. DIED 2 Feb 1875

Codes in square brackets "[]" are unique person/family identifiers.
{M} = Male; {F} = Female.

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