A genealogical history of the French and allied families . y to friends who had settled inOhio previous to his coming. He located near Milford, six milesoutside the corporation of Cincinnati, where he followed the businessof a distiller for many years. In 1840 his distillery was destroyed byfire, and about a year later he removed from Milford to a tract of landwhich he had purchased in Hamilton county, sixteen miles east ofCincinnati, Ohio, of which tract his son John is the present owner. When Michael Queal Jr. married, his wife (Louisa Moore) wasthe possessor of a number of slaves, who remai
A genealogical history of the French and allied families . y to friends who had settled inOhio previous to his coming. He located near Milford, six milesoutside the corporation of Cincinnati, where he followed the businessof a distiller for many years. In 1840 his distillery was destroyed byfire, and about a year later he removed from Milford to a tract of landwhich he had purchased in Hamilton county, sixteen miles east ofCincinnati, Ohio, of which tract his son John is the present owner. When Michael Queal Jr. married, his wife (Louisa Moore) wasthe possessor of a number of slaves, who remained with her as long asthey lived. He (Michael) was a member of the Methodist churchwhen he removed to Ohio and held in his possession for many yearsa letter of membership, but never united with any church organiza-tion in his western home. He was for years a member of the Masonicfraternity. His sons have been successful in business, honorable andupright in their transactions. Michael Queal Jr. died in 1877, his wife surviving him for morethan ten Smith B. QuealNephew of Geo. W. Queal Cottage of Geo. W. QuealLong Beach, California FRENCH AND ALLIED FAMILIES 269 Second Generation JOHN 2 Queal (William *), son of William and Margaret Atchi-son Queal, married McLean. The names of three of their children are known to the author:I. Mary; married Gilbert Albert of Worcester, New William M., born about 1788; came to America with anaunt when about nine years of age and lived with her onSouth Hill in the town of Worcester. Three years later the parents of William M., John, and McLean Queal, emigrated to America and located on a farm on South Hill,where the children were reared. Third Generation William Queal (John,2 William1), married Abbie them were born four children:I. Catherine; died young. III. Jane. IV. Alexander. William M. Queal and his wife lived on South Hill, owning alarge farm on which they spent their married life. H
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