Husband Samuel Remaley 1 2 3
Born: 8 Aug 1834 or 1838 - Franklin Twp, Westmoreland Co, PA 2 4
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Died: 22 Mar 1904 5 6
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Father: Adam Remaley (1806-1869) 7 8 9
Mother: Barbara Rubright (1800-1894/1895) 5 7 10 11
Marriage: 13 Feb 1868 12 13
Wife Rebecca Jane Stark 1 12 14
Born: 13 May 1848 15
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Died: 10 Jul or 15 Jul 1908 6
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Father: John Stark (1813-1896) 1 12 15
Mother: Catherine Schoenholtz (Abt 1824-1892) 15
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1 M George Stark Remaley 4 12
Born: 25 Feb 1869 4 12
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Died: 12 Apr 1913 4
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Spouse: Sadie Ayres ( -Aft 1913) 16
2 M William John Remaley 4 12
Born: 5 Nov 1871 or 1872 4 12
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Spouse: Nettie Young ( - ) 4 12
3 M Albert Orace Remaley 12 17
Born: 25 Jan or 24 Feb 1874 - Westmoreland Co, PA 4 12
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Spouse: Sadie Alvina Ayres (1876- ) 12 18
Marr: 26 Aug 1897 19
4 M Milton Fundis Remaley 12 20
Born: 9 Apr 1876 - West Export, Franklin Twp, Westmoreland Co, PA 12 13
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Spouse: Arabelle Hilty ( - ) 12 13
Marr: 5 Oct 1904 - Manordale, Westmoreland Co, PA 21
5 F Anna Belle Remaley 4 22
Born: 2 Sep 1878 or 1879 4 22
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Died: 3 May 1905 4 22
Buried: - Hill Emanuel Reformed Church, Westmoreland Co, PA
Spouse: Jacob William Hill (1872- ) 4 23
6 M Wilson Melvin Remaley 4 12
Born: 6 Jan or 6 Jun 1881 4 12
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Spouse: Rowena B. Walter ( - ) 15
7 M Frank Wilber Remaley 4 12
Born: 18 Sep 1883 4 12
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Spouse: Anna Grace Hilty ( -1912) 15
8 M Lewis Barclay Remaley 12 24
AKA: Lewis Barkley Remaley 15
Born: 7 Oct 1886 or 1887 12 15
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Spouse: Matilda Young ( - ) 15
9 F Sadie Emma Remaley 12 25
Born: 1 Jan 1888 or 12 Jan 1889 12 25
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Spouse: Frank Reich ( - ) 15
10 M James Homer Remaley 6 12
Born: 12 Oct 1892 - Manordale, Westmoreland Co, PA 12 26
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General Notes: Husband - Samuel Remaley
He attended the common schools in the vicinity of his home, and after the death of his father inherited the farm and mills owned and operated by the latter. The first mill operated by his father was an old water power mill, which was later remodelled and which was operated for thirty-one years, at which time, February, 1900, it was destroyed by fire, but later re-built. After the death of Samuel Ramaley, the mills owned and operated by members of the family for his widow were extensive and equipped with steam power, their business being confined principally to grinding for the farmers in the community.
Samuel Remaley was a member of the Hill Emanuel Reformed Church, taking an active and prominent part in the building of the new edifice, and he also served as elder, deacon and superintendent of the Sunday school. He was a Democrat in politics.
Until the age of twenty-eight he led the life of a farmer. He then moved to his father's mill, known as "Remaley's mill," of which he became the owner and which he operated during the remainder of his life. For five years he served as road supervisor of Franklin township.