Mays Family Tree - Person Sheet
NameJoseph “Joe” Alexander PASSMORE 
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5304Birth Date1 Aug 1858
Birth PlaceFerguson Township, Clearfield Co., PA, USA
Death Date21 Nov 1918 Age: 60
Death PlaceCherry Corner, Greenwood Township, Clearfield Co., PA, USA
Burial PlaceWatts Cemetery, Curwensville, Clearfield Co., PA, USA
FatherHiram P PASSMORE (1828-1909)
MotherLydia SHAFER|SHAFFER (1832-1917)
Misc. Notes
Resident of Bell, Clearfield, PA 1860
Resident of Ferguson Township, Clearfield, PA 1870, 1880.
Resident of Greenwood, Clearfield, PA 1900, 1910.
Resident of Ferguson Township, Clearfield, PA 1870, 1880.
Resident of Greenwood, Clearfield, PA 1900, 1910.
Spouses
Birth Date10 May 1860
Birth PlaceMarion, Clearfield Co., PA, USA
Death Date9 Feb 1946 Age: 85
Death PlaceCherry Corner, Greenwood Township, Clearfield Co., PA, USA
Burial PlaceWatts Cemetery, Curwensville, Clearfield Co., PA, USA
Misc. Notes
Championship Team Takes Trip:
Clearfield Progress Weds. May 17, 1939
17 May 1939 , Mahaffey, PA
According to the Clearfield Progress in Clearfield Pennsylvania, and published on Wedsnesday, 17 May in the Mahaffey Column,
Miss Mayme McDowell of Mahaffey High School entertained girls of the championship basketball team at her home in Dallastown. They were Aleene Passmore, Jean Shearer, Jean Mikesell, Ruth Griffith, Dortha Nolen and Norma Miles. On their trip the girls visited many places of interest including the battle field of Gettysburg and the Capital at Harrisburg.
Also in the same column there is an account of Aleene's grandmother, Belle Passmore being feted on her 79th birthday.
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Sat., 9:30 pm at Kerrmoor RD. Funeral at Cherry Corner Church Tues. Feb. 12, 2 pm. Rev. RH White and Rev. RE Miller. Burial at Watts Cemetery,
Clearfield Progress Weds. May 17, 1939
17 May 1939 , Mahaffey, PA
According to the Clearfield Progress in Clearfield Pennsylvania, and published on Wedsnesday, 17 May in the Mahaffey Column,
Miss Mayme McDowell of Mahaffey High School entertained girls of the championship basketball team at her home in Dallastown. They were Aleene Passmore, Jean Shearer, Jean Mikesell, Ruth Griffith, Dortha Nolen and Norma Miles. On their trip the girls visited many places of interest including the battle field of Gettysburg and the Capital at Harrisburg.
Also in the same column there is an account of Aleene's grandmother, Belle Passmore being feted on her 79th birthday.
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Sat., 9:30 pm at Kerrmoor RD. Funeral at Cherry Corner Church Tues. Feb. 12, 2 pm. Rev. RH White and Rev. RE Miller. Burial at Watts Cemetery,
ChildrenFannie Lydia (1882-1939)
Purdy (1883-1936)
Mary Elinor (1895-1991)
Sarah “Sadie” Ann (1884-1966)
Raymond Cleveland (1886-1971)
Martin Nolen (1888-1971)
John Rowles (1889-1980)
Orel Samuel (1891-1975)
Carolyn “Lina” (1898-1999)
James “Frank” (1902-1985)
Joseph Alexander (1904-1973)