. History of Beaver County, Pennsylvania and its centennial celebration,. shealth began to show signs of breaking. Hoping to restore hisstrength he went to New Mexico, but, realizing that he wassinking, he turned his face homewards. He was only able toreach the home of a near relative, S. M. S. Campbell, Esq., nearWichita, Sedgwick County, Kansas, where he died April 29,1884. His body was brought back and buried in the church-yard at Clinton, Allegheny County, Pa. May s, 1884, John M. Buchanan, Esq., announced in courtthe death of Mr. Moorhead, and the court appointed a commit-tee consisting o
. History of Beaver County, Pennsylvania and its centennial celebration,. shealth began to show signs of breaking. Hoping to restore hisstrength he went to New Mexico, but, realizing that he wassinking, he turned his face homewards. He was only able toreach the home of a near relative, S. M. S. Campbell, Esq., nearWichita, Sedgwick County, Kansas, where he died April 29,1884. His body was brought back and buried in the church-yard at Clinton, Allegheny County, Pa. May s, 1884, John M. Buchanan, Esq., announced in courtthe death of Mr. Moorhead, and the court appointed a commit-tee consisting of John M. Buchanan, J. R. Harrah, and J. , Esqs., to prepare suitable resolutions of 30th following, the report of the committee was presented,approved, and filed and recorded at length in Minute Book,No. 2, page 319. Alexander Winfield McCoy was born in Hanover township,Beaver County, Pa., August 14, 1852, the son of William Nancy (Campbell) McCoy. He was educated in the publicschools, later attended New Sheffield Academy and Westminster. Thomas 1835. Died, 1865. History of Beaver County 353 College, New Wilmington, Pa., and graduated at MonmouthCollege, Monmouth, 111. Having studied law with Samuel , Esq., of Beaver, he was admitted to practise in theseveral courts of this county, June 10, 1878. He was a diligentworker in his chosen profession, in which he had high hopes ofsuccess, when he was stricken with typhoid fever in the fall of1890, and died November 3d of that year. He is survived byhis widow, Mrs. Elizabeth C. McCoy, who is a successful teacherin the public schools of Rochester, Pa., and principal of theSecond Ward building. Ellis N. Bigger was born in Hanover township, WashingtonCounty, Pa., in 1856, on the farm now owned by the heirs ofAlexander McConnell. His parents were Thomas and Mary(Nicholson) Bigger. He was the eldest of three children, andwas reared in Hanover township, Beaver County, his parentsha
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