History of Pittsburgh and environs, from prehistoric days to the beginning of the American revolution .. . n his profession. Dr. McConeghy is highly is a member of the American Medical Association,of the Pennsylvania State, and Allegheny County Med-ical societies, and is a member of the Hare MedicalSociety. Fraternally, Dr. McConeghy is connected withthe Free and Accepted Masons, and his college fraternityis the Phi Alpha Sigma. He is a member of the Ptol-emy Society, and of the Horwitz Society, and is amember of the Alumni associations of both Peddie In-,stitute and Jefferson Medi
History of Pittsburgh and environs, from prehistoric days to the beginning of the American revolution .. . n his profession. Dr. McConeghy is highly is a member of the American Medical Association,of the Pennsylvania State, and Allegheny County Med-ical societies, and is a member of the Hare MedicalSociety. Fraternally, Dr. McConeghy is connected withthe Free and Accepted Masons, and his college fraternityis the Phi Alpha Sigma. He is a member of the Ptol-emy Society, and of the Horwitz Society, and is amember of the Alumni associations of both Peddie In-,stitute and Jefferson Medical College. Dr. McConeghytakes keen interest in athletics and out-door in Jefferson Medical College, he was assistantmanager of the football team in 1906, and manager in1907 and 1908, and played both baseball and now turns to out-door interests for recreation andrelaxation, and still greatly enjoys the games in whichhe was prominent at college. During his vacations hetakes long fishing and motor trips, and thus keeps inexcellent trim for the exacting duties of his BIOGRAPHICAL 231 On July 16, igog, Dr. McConeghy married Elsie Wal-ker, of Mount Union, Pa., daughter of Harry E. andMargaret (Cassady) Walker, and they are the parentsof three children: Josephine Doris, Daniel James, andRobert Keating, Jr. The two older children are now(iQ2i) pupils in the public schools of this city. Thefamily attend the services of the Presbyterian church. ROBERT J. WILSON—Among those of Pitts-burghs citizens who aid in the development of the vastresources of the region by the production of machin-ery needed in both extractive and manufacturing indus-tries is Robert J. Wilson, secretary and treasurer of theWilson-Snyder Manufacturing Company, manufactur-ers of pumping machines. Huge projects are carriedout in the Pittsburgh region, vast stores of naturesaccumulated wealth are taken from the earth, mouldedand shaped for service to the human race, and distrib-
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