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Latest Update:
Mary Ann Marshall Bailey (1804-1895) was the fourth and youngest child--and the only
daughter--of John and Catharina Truby Rohrer Marshall. She was born in the Rohrer-Marshall Tavern in Greensburg, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania. Her parents
died on the Ohio frontier in 1806, when she was 21 months old. She was reared by her godmother--her mother's sister,
for whom she was named--Mary Ann "Polly" Truby Hovey. Aunt Hovey and her husband, Dr. Simeon Hovey, of Perry Township (now Hovey Township), Armstrong County,
Pennsylvania . . . [add bio]
Click on all underlined words
for more information.
CHILDREN OF MARY ANN MARSHALL AND ELISHA H. BAILEY
Elizabeth (Lizzie) Robinson Bailey Kennedy (1835-1861)
Simeon Hovey Bailey (1837-1894)
Mary Ellen Bailey Purvis (1839-1918)
Katharine (Kate) Ann Bailey Balph (1841-1918)
Elisha Hope (Hope) Bailey (1843-1908)
Sarah Isabella (Sarah Belle) Bailey Cooper
(1847-1910)
Samuel James Bailey (1849-1850)
CLICK HERE for images from the Bailey Family
Bible.
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| ELISHA HOPE BAILEY (1805-1883) |
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| The Home of Elisha and Mary Ann Marshall Bailey in Parker, Pennsylvania |
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| Title Page with Signatures -- Bailey Family Bible |
A hearty, deep-felt thanks to Sue
Neubert, a great-great granddaughter of Mary Ann Marshall Bailey, for generously sharing
the many family treasures she has kept from the Bailey and Cooper Families of Parker, Pennsylvania. Sue's mother, Sarah Cooper Avey, was an avid family historian--click on her name for more about her genealogical gifts to our extended
family. Sue, who is a writer, has contributed several family pieces to our occasional newsletter and to this website. See below for a photo of Sue and Dale at the shore in 2006--and click here for a photo of their entire family on the same family vacation.
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| A page from Kitty Bailey's Album -- 1858, from her brother SImeon |
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Katharine Ann Bailey (1841-1918)
was known also as "Kate" or "Kitty". She kept an album from about 1858-1863, in which friends
and family members wrote their good wishes and asked to be remembered. The above sample page was written on 14 October
1858 by her older brother, Simeon Hovey Bailey (1837-1894). The Bailey Family were living in Prospect,
Butler County, Pennsylvania at the time. In 1865, Kate married Robert Balph (1840-1904) in Kittanning.
The Balph family would make their home in Parker City.
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on this page to enlarge them!
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PHOTOGRAPHS OF CHILDREN OF THIS
FAMILY
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| Sarah Isabella Bailey Cooper (1847-1910) in her "widow's weeds" |
More Bailey Family Photos
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| Mary Ann Marshall Bailey and one of her daughters |
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| Mary Ann Marshall Bailey and one of her daughters |
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| Elisha H. Bailey (1805-1883) |
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Some Descendants of This Family
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| Mary Marshall Purvis Robinson (1870-1964) |
Mary Marshall Purvis Robinson
(1870-1964) was named after her grandmother, Mary Marshall Bailey. She was the daughter of Mary Ellen Bailey (1839-1918)
and Joseph Logan Purvis (1838-1907) of Butler, Pennsylvania. She married a half-second cousin, William Ernest
"Ernie" Robinson (1873-1962); Catharina Truby Rohrer Marshall was their conmmon ancestor. The Robinsons
made their home in a typlcal western Pennsylvania farm house, on the hill just to the south of present-day Robinson Chapel.
A brick road still can be seen leading to what remains of their home. They married in their mid-30s and had
no children. They lie buried side by side in the Parker Presbyterian Cemetery plot of Ernie's parents, Elisha and Caroline
Truby Robinson--also second cousins.
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| Mary Purvis Robinson, older |
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| Three of Four Purvis Boys--sons of Mary Ellen Bailey Purvis |
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| Dr. Joseph Dixon Purvis (1882-1939), Grandson of Mary Ann Marshall Bailey |
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| Sue and Dale Neubert -- see note of gratitude (above) to Sue for sharing her family treasures |
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William Purvis, Musician
Descendant of the Baileys of Parker City, Pennsylvania
William Purvis, a descendant of Mary Ann Marshall Bailey
and her husband Elisha H. Bailey, is a noted musician of our time. His line from the Baileys is through their
daughter Mary Ellen Bailey Purvis (1839-1918), her son, Dr. Joseph D. Purvis (1882-1939), and his son, Dr.
Joseph D. Purvis, Jr. (1914-1987) -- all of Butler, Pennsylvania.
"A native of Western
Pennsylvania, William pursues a multi-faceted career both in the United States and abroad as French horn soloist, recitalist,
chamber musician, and as conductor. Mr. Purvis is a member of the New York Woodwind Quintet, the Orpheus Chamber Orchestra
and the Orchestra of St. Luke's, and appears frequently as soloist with both orchestras. His numerous festival appearances
include Tanglewood, Caramoor, Norfolk, Salzburg, Schleswig-Holstein, Perelada, Huhmo, Kitakyushu, and Hong Kong. He appears
frequently with the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center, and has appeared with the Tokyo, Mendelssohn, Sibelius, Fine
Arts and Orion String Quartets, In Fall of 1996 he has appeared on tour in Europe and in Carnegie Hall as principal horn of
the Chamber Orchestra of Europe in performances of all the Beethoven Symphonies with Nicholas Harnoncourt . . ."
Click on the photo for a continuation
of this web article; date of article unknown.
Click here for a list of Purvis' recordings.
PHOTO CREDITS THIS PAGE
The photographs of Mary Ann Marshall Bailey and her husband, Elisha Hope Bailey, of Sarah
Belle Bailey Cooper, and of the Purvis grandsons are all from the family photographs of Sue Neubert of Dormont, Pennsylvania;
and as well, the Bailey Bible and the Kate Bailey Balph Album are among her family treasures.
The photograph of the Bailey home (taken 2006) and of Mary Marshall Purvis Robinson (younger)
are from the family photo collection of Kelly Marshall.
The photo of Mary Purvis Robinson (older) is from the family photo collection of Sam Robinson
of New Hampshire.
The photograph of musician William Purvis is one of many posted on the worldwide web.
"It is amazing
how much family
is out there!
Who knew?!?"
Cousin Jeff Olson
of the State of Washington
Jeff is a sixth-generation descendant
of John Marshall and
Catharina Truby Rohrer Marshall
ENTIRE SITE UNDER CONSTRUCTION
(All the Time!)
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I make a good effort not to place online any information which easily would
allow someone to contact you or your family members. If I've inadvertently placed such information on our family site
(or a photo of you and/or a family member which you prefer would not appear) just
e-mail me. I'll remove the information and/or the picture right away.
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the
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or
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with proper
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The website may not be copied or distributed
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