Mays Family Tree - Person Sheet
NameHenry IRWIN 
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A Henry, John and Alexander Irwin are listed among the early settlers of Lawrence Township, Clearfield County, PA at this source.725
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On the site now [1887] occupied by the brewery, north of the railroad depot, in the year 1801 or ‘2, came Henry Irwin, a native of Ireland, with his wife and three children, John, Mary, and Joseph. Mary married Richard Shaw. … The family moved here in a rudely constructed vehicle, something like a car, which was drawn by a steer over a road cut by Daniel Ogden. Henry Irwin became bondsman for a fellow-countryman named Connor, and as the latter did not appear when required, Irwin was compelled to sacrifice his property to meet the bond. He afterwards located about three miles down the river, near and below Wolf Run.961
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On the site now [1887] occupied by the brewery, north of the railroad depot, in the year 1801 or ‘2, came Henry Irwin, a native of Ireland, with his wife and three children, John, Mary, and Joseph. Mary married Richard Shaw. … The family moved here in a rudely constructed vehicle, something like a car, which was drawn by a steer over a road cut by Daniel Ogden. Henry Irwin became bondsman for a fellow-countryman named Connor, and as the latter did not appear when required, Irwin was compelled to sacrifice his property to meet the bond. He afterwards located about three miles down the river, near and below Wolf Run.961