"...August 18, 1881, Mr. Huntington married [his second wife]
Mrs. Christena McKay, widow of John McKay.
She had been previously married to Mr. John
Tarplit, by whom she had two children, James
Tarplit, of San Francisco; and Margaret, wife
of James Sharp, of Washington, District of
Columbia. After his death she married Mr. Mc-
Kay, but they had no children. Mrs. Hunting-
ton is a Canadian by birth, and of Scotch origin.
She is the daughter of Hugh McKay, of Simcoe
County, Ontario, and came to Chicago in the
year 1865.
Mr. Huntington is not a member of any church,
but Mrs. Huntington is a Methodist. Mr. Hunt-
ington has always been an industrious and en-
terprising citizen, ever ready to espouse the cause
of the public welfare, and winning the respect
and admiration of the community".
- from Album of genealogy and biography, Cook County, Illinois : with portraits (Volume 1897)
Mrs. Christena McKay, widow of John McKay.
She had been previously married to Mr. John
Tarplit, by whom she had two children, James
Tarplit, of San Francisco; and Margaret, wife
of James Sharp, of Washington, District of
Columbia. After his death she married Mr. Mc-
Kay, but they had no children. Mrs. Hunting-
ton is a Canadian by birth, and of Scotch origin.
She is the daughter of Hugh McKay, of Simcoe
County, Ontario, and came to Chicago in the
year 1865.
Mr. Huntington is not a member of any church,
but Mrs. Huntington is a Methodist. Mr. Hunt-
ington has always been an industrious and en-
terprising citizen, ever ready to espouse the cause
of the public welfare, and winning the respect
and admiration of the community".
- from Album of genealogy and biography, Cook County, Illinois : with portraits (Volume 1897)
"...August 18, 1881, Mr. Huntington married [his second wife]
Mrs. Christena McKay, widow of John McKay.
She had been previously married to Mr. John
Tarplit, by whom she had two children, James
Tarplit, of San Francisco; and Margaret, wife
of James Sharp, of Washington, District of
Columbia. After his death she married Mr. Mc-
Kay, but they had no children. Mrs. Hunting-
ton is a Canadian by birth, and of Scotch origin.
She is the daughter of Hugh McKay, of Simcoe
County, Ontario, and came to Chicago in the
year 1865.
Mr. Huntington is not a member of any church,
but Mrs. Huntington is a Methodist. Mr. Hunt-
ington has always been an industrious and en-
terprising citizen, ever ready to espouse the cause
of the public welfare, and winning the respect
and admiration of the community".
- from Album of genealogy and biography, Cook County, Illinois : with portraits (Volume 1897)
Mrs. Christena McKay, widow of John McKay.
She had been previously married to Mr. John
Tarplit, by whom she had two children, James
Tarplit, of San Francisco; and Margaret, wife
of James Sharp, of Washington, District of
Columbia. After his death she married Mr. Mc-
Kay, but they had no children. Mrs. Hunting-
ton is a Canadian by birth, and of Scotch origin.
She is the daughter of Hugh McKay, of Simcoe
County, Ontario, and came to Chicago in the
year 1865.
Mr. Huntington is not a member of any church,
but Mrs. Huntington is a Methodist. Mr. Hunt-
ington has always been an industrious and en-
terprising citizen, ever ready to espouse the cause
of the public welfare, and winning the respect
and admiration of the community".
- from Album of genealogy and biography, Cook County, Illinois : with portraits (Volume 1897)
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