MRS. MARY T. AGEY nee CLARK was a daughter of Joseph and Ann Clark nee Todd, daughter of William Todd, who located in Westmoreland county in 1780, and died in 1810, at the age of sixty-eight. He served in the state legislature, in 1783, and for several successive years. He was also a member of the state senate for one term. He was an associate judge for several years. In 1787, he was a delegate to the convention which ratified the Federal constitution and in 1789, to the convention which framed the first constitution of Pennsylvania. The Agey coal banks in this township, exhibit a six foot vein of good coal. They are situated about half a mile above "Upper Two Lick." They are self draining. These strata underlie all the land in this vicinity.
History of Indiana County, Pennsylvania By J. A. Caldwell 1880, Chapter 56
History of Indiana County, Pennsylvania By J. A. Caldwell 1880, Chapter 56
MRS. MARY T. AGEY nee CLARK was a daughter of Joseph and Ann Clark nee Todd, daughter of William Todd, who located in Westmoreland county in 1780, and died in 1810, at the age of sixty-eight. He served in the state legislature, in 1783, and for several successive years. He was also a member of the state senate for one term. He was an associate judge for several years. In 1787, he was a delegate to the convention which ratified the Federal constitution and in 1789, to the convention which framed the first constitution of Pennsylvania. The Agey coal banks in this township, exhibit a six foot vein of good coal. They are situated about half a mile above "Upper Two Lick." They are self draining. These strata underlie all the land in this vicinity.
History of Indiana County, Pennsylvania By J. A. Caldwell 1880, Chapter 56
History of Indiana County, Pennsylvania By J. A. Caldwell 1880, Chapter 56
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