Dear Hal, Did James St. Clair have also have a son named Samuel who moved
EAST in PA? The dates are about right for my ancestor Samuel Sinclair who
probably came from western (at that time) PA. Please respond, Kay
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> From: St.Clair <hstclair@pacbell.net>
> To: sinclair@mids.org
> Subject: Re: St. Clair VA/WV
> Date: Tuesday, July 06, 1999 2:42 PM
>
> Dear Amber,
> I ,too, am glad to see some other St.Clairs from the U.S. represented
on
> this list. My family's ancestors are not from VA or WV, however, but
settled
> in the Western Pennsylvania mountains. The first one born in America was
> James St.Clair (1741-1806); born in Wheatfield Township near York, PA.
His
> son, also named James St.Clair (1774-1855), moved to Brushvalley Township
> near Pittsburgh in 1809 where my branch of the family stayed until the
end of
> the century.
> If there are any other readers connected with this line, I would love to
hear
> from them.
> Cheers, Hal St.Clair
>
> Amber Dalakas wrote:
>
> > <We are just starting out researching the St.Clair side of the family
and
> > all we really know is that they are from the Virginia West Virginia
area
> > so for now we will just putting out feeler to see if they lead anywhere
> > for us.>
> >
> > Hi:
> >
> > My St. Clairs are from VA/WV also. Can you give us some
> > names/dates/locations, etc. of what you do know?
> >
> > Amber (St. Clair)
> >
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