Son of Charles Francis LeClaire and Rolilla Kern LeClaire.
Father of;
Harold Louis LeClaire(1896–1982)
Lawrence Kern LeClaire(1898-1983)
Howard McNitt LeClaire(1900–1919)
Charles "Carl" Francis LeClaire(1902-1972)
Kathryn Celeste LeClaire Osborne(1907 – 1982)
Louise LeClaire(1899–1899)
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Home in 1900: Jerusalem, Yates, New York
Marriage Year:1895 Ma(age 25)wife Ida(21)parents of Harold Le Claire(4)and Laurence K. Le Claire(2)He is a farmer and both adults can read/write/speak English. They are the family next to Charles and Rosilla Le Claire.

Home in 1910: Pulteney, Steuben, New York
Max R.(34) and Laurence K La Clair(12)He is a widow and works as a general farm employee.
The other children Harold(14), Howard(9), Carl(7)and Katherine(7)live with his parents, Charles and Rosilla

Home in 1920: Jerusalem, Yates, New York, Max(45)Farmer has Rosella(75)widow living with him. He is listed as single. They are both dead before the next census.
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Max Royal Leclare
in the U.S., World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918
Name: Max Royal Leclare
[Max Royal Leclore Or Leclaire]
County: Yates
State: New York
Birth Date: 26 Jan 1875
Race: White
Occupation:Farmer Employers name:myself
Nearest relative:Rosilla LeClaire
Medium height- slender build- brown eyes- gray hair
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Max Le Clair
in the Yates County, New York, U.S., Swann Vital Records Collection, 1723-2009
Detail Source
Name: Max Le Clair
Record Type: Death
Death Date: 8 Jun 1922
Death Place: Penn Yan, Yates, New York, USA
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Star-Gazette (Elmira, NY.), P. 5, Col. 5
Fri., Jul. 26, 1912
CONVICTED OF CRUELTY
Attorney Floyd Annabel, counsel for the bath Humane Society, secured the conviction of Max LeClaire, a well-known farmer of the town of Pulteney, on Wednesday. Mr. LeClaire was charged with not feeding his horses sufficiently, and further with working them when they were weak and in no condition to perform labor; it was also charged that several weeks ago, while ploughing, one of his horses fell in the furrow, and he left it there to die without care. When arraigned before justice Minor McConnell in Pulteney, LeClaire pleaded guilty. The court fined him $35 and sentenced him to serve six months in the county jail. Upon his promise to properly feed and care for his horses, the jail sentence was suspended. LeClaire Hill remain under the surveillance of agents of the Humane Society, and any departure from his promise will result in further legal action against him. Attorney Annabel has several cases in view which he will proceed to prosecute.
Contributor: Chloé (47159257)
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THE PICTURE IS THE CLASS PICTURE FOR PARRISH IN 1890. MAX GRADUATED IN 1894 SO I BELIEVE HIM TO BE IN THIS PICTURE, BUT DON'T KNOW WHICH ONE