. The George Shuman family genealogy and history, from the time of arrival in America, in 1760, to the year 1913. ey moved to Pittsburgh, Pa., whereMr. Christy died in 1828, and the widow and her children went backto the homestead in Central Manor, where MARY died in 1837, andwas buried in her brother CHRISTIAN SHUMANS family grave-yard. John and MARY CHRISTY had seven children: 1. Catharine Christy, b. 1809; d. at early age. 2. Infant, b. about 1811. 3. Mary C. Christy, b. Oct. 11, 1813; Sec. 61. 4. Ann Christy, b. March 31, 1817, Sec. 62. 5. William Christy, b. about 1818 ; d. in infancy. 6.
. The George Shuman family genealogy and history, from the time of arrival in America, in 1760, to the year 1913. ey moved to Pittsburgh, Pa., whereMr. Christy died in 1828, and the widow and her children went backto the homestead in Central Manor, where MARY died in 1837, andwas buried in her brother CHRISTIAN SHUMANS family grave-yard. John and MARY CHRISTY had seven children: 1. Catharine Christy, b. 1809; d. at early age. 2. Infant, b. about 1811. 3. Mary C. Christy, b. Oct. 11, 1813; Sec. 61. 4. Ann Christy, b. March 31, 1817, Sec. 62. 5. William Christy, b. about 1818 ; d. in infancy. 6. Catharine Christy, b. about 1819; d. in 7. John Christy, b. Oct. 21, 1821, Sec. 63. GEORGE SHLMAN FAMILY 285 3. Mary Carr Clid. June 10. l,K)7. UnLane. Pa., she yrew up ticonstitution that -he liad inlierof Middletown. Dauiihni ;.. 1N. J., Dec. ;. ISll ; ,1. m Mi(U SECTION 61. (h, MARY,tlic hline farm ■c. 60. born Oct. 11, 1S13; t what is now Windom,m life wiiich promoted the sturdy: ni. Marcii 2(i. 1S3S. to Isaac Barr,Mr. Barr was burn at Bordentown,wn. .\ug. 21. lSt^ MOTHER MARY C. BARR Mother Mary Barr died at her home on Spring street, Mondayevening, June 10, 1907, at 9 oclock, from the infirmities of old was the oldest woman living in Dauphin county, and was in goodhealth and possession of all her faculties almost up to the time of herdeath. When but a child of only a couple years, she was taken by herparents in a buggy from her home across the Allegheny mountainsto Pittsburgh, which even at that time was known as a city. At theage of fifteen years she made the return journey to her home in Manortownship alone, and made her home there until about sixty years ago,when she came to Middletown. She well remembers the grand ova-tion given General LaFayette by the people ..f Pittsburgh at the timeof his visit to the United States in 1828. the city being decorated withflags and evergreens. n the annals of the family from whi ch Mrs
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