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James McElroy

Birth17 Jun 1794 - Washington, Pennsylvania, United States
Death10 Jul 1843 - Cross Creek, Washington, Pennsylvania, USA
MotherMary Duncan
FatherJohn McElroy

Born in Washington, Pennsylvania, United States on 17 Jun 1794 to John McElroy and Mary Duncan. James McElroy married Mary Smith and had 12 children. He passed away on 10 Jul 1843 in Cross Creek, Washington, Pennsylvania, USA.

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Parents
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John Mcelroy
1770 - 1813
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Mary Duncan
1767 - 1812
Spouse(s)
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Mary Smith
1793 - 1873
Children Show all
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Rebecca Mcelroy
1830 - 1872
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James Mcelroy
1825 - 1913
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Mary Ann Smith Mcelroy
1816 - 1854
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Lavinia Mcelroy
1836 - 1911
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Margaret Mcelroy
1818 - 1898
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Alexander Mc Elroy
1827 - 1898
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Lucinda Mcelroy
1823 - 1891
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Ebenezer Burton Mcelroy
1842 - 1901
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Selena Mcelroy
1834 - Unknown
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Harriet Mcelroy
1821 - 1919
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John Mcelroy
1815 - Unknown
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Smith E Mcelroy
1832 - Unknown

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