Husband Dr. James Ross 1
Born: 8 Dec 1813 - Indiana Co, PA 2
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Died: 31 Jul 1883 3
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Father: John Ross ( - ) 2
Mother: Sarah McKnight ( - ) 2
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Wife Mary Ann Wilson 4
Born: 1821 - Clarion Co, PA 5
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Died: 24 Mar 1887 3
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Father: Robert Wilson (1774-1832) 6
Mother: Sarah McConnell (1782-1823) 5
Children
1 F Clara Ross 3
Born: 27 Mar 1842 3
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Died: 31 Aug 1843 3
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Spouse: Did Not Marry
2 M Dr. J. Frank Ross, M.D. 4 7
Born: 27 Jan 1844 - Clarion, Clarion Co, PA 7
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Spouse: Sarah Markley ( - ) 4
Marr: 12 Jun 1877 8
3 M Albert Ross 4
Born: 3 Jan 1846 3
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Died: Aft 1913
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Spouse: Alice Brewer ( - ) 5
4 F Elizabeth Ross 4
Born: 31 Jan 1848 3
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Spouse: John B. Patrick ( - ) 5
5 F Mary C. Ross 3
Born: 4 May 1850 3
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6 M William H. Ross 4
Born: 9 Aug 1852 3
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Spouse: Bessie Knox ( - ) 5
7 F Anna Sutton Ross 3
Born: 25 Aug 1854 3
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8 M James [1] Ross 3
Born: 22 Feb 1857 3
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9 M James [2] Ross 3
Born: 23 Feb 1859 3
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10 M John Dean Ross 4
Born: 6 May 1861 3
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11 F Sally Ross 3
Born: 2 Aug 1863 3
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12 M Dr. Charles Clifford Ross 4 9
Born: 13 Jan 1867 - Clarion, Clarion Co, PA 3
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Spouse: Harriet J. "Hattie" Cook ( - ) 5 9
Marr: 7 Jun 1893 3
General Notes: Husband - Dr. James Ross
He was born in Indiana County, Pennsylvania, and removed in 1833, to Strattonville, Clarion County. Here he grew to maturity and entered the University of Pennsylvania with the intention of becoming a physician. Taking a first course, he was compelled to withdraw in order to earn the funds for continuing his medical education. Practicing and studying for ten years, he was finally enabled to graduate at the University and became known as one of the earliest practitioners of Clarion County. After following his profession in Strattonville for a period of two years, he took up his residence in Clarion, in which town he lived, from 1835 until his death, having practiced for a period covering almost half a century. He was a member of the State and County Medical Associations, and of the American Medical Association, having served as president and treasurer of the County Medical Association. He occupied also the office of pension examiner for a number of years. Dr. Ross, as well as his wife, was a consistent member of the Presbyterian church.