George Edward McLean was the 5th child of Peter Byron and Susan Wynn (Frith) McLean. He was born in Williamsburg, Kings County and the family moved to Roslyn in about 1881. His father Peter and his brothers were painters by trade. George was a builder, painter, and a master plasterer. George married his first cousin Nettie Ella Frith on 12 Jul 1893
The change in spelling from McLean to MacLean occurred after his death. His interment record is McLean and the 1915 NY Census for his family spells the name McLean. All the of the children's birth records are Mc. However, widow Nettie, and sons Edward and Welling adopt the Mac by the time of the 1920 census. The girls used both spellings at different times.
George and Nettie had six known children:
1. Stillborn boy (1894)
2. Susan Wynn (1887-1993) m1 John T. Kelley m2 Edmund Griffin
3. Margaret Frith (1899-1977) m1 Harry Walker m2 Lloyd Thomas
4. Ada Mae (1901-1982) m1 John K. Stillwell m2 Henry Sykulski
5. Edward Frith (1906-1988) m. Dorothy Coleman
6. Welling Seely (1908-1964) m. Mabel Ramee
The change in spelling from McLean to MacLean occurred after his death. His interment record is McLean and the 1915 NY Census for his family spells the name McLean. All the of the children's birth records are Mc. However, widow Nettie, and sons Edward and Welling adopt the Mac by the time of the 1920 census. The girls used both spellings at different times.
George and Nettie had six known children:
1. Stillborn boy (1894)
2. Susan Wynn (1887-1993) m1 John T. Kelley m2 Edmund Griffin
3. Margaret Frith (1899-1977) m1 Harry Walker m2 Lloyd Thomas
4. Ada Mae (1901-1982) m1 John K. Stillwell m2 Henry Sykulski
5. Edward Frith (1906-1988) m. Dorothy Coleman
6. Welling Seely (1908-1964) m. Mabel Ramee
George Edward McLean was the 5th child of Peter Byron and Susan Wynn (Frith) McLean. He was born in Williamsburg, Kings County and the family moved to Roslyn in about 1881. His father Peter and his brothers were painters by trade. George was a builder, painter, and a master plasterer. George married his first cousin Nettie Ella Frith on 12 Jul 1893
The change in spelling from McLean to MacLean occurred after his death. His interment record is McLean and the 1915 NY Census for his family spells the name McLean. All the of the children's birth records are Mc. However, widow Nettie, and sons Edward and Welling adopt the Mac by the time of the 1920 census. The girls used both spellings at different times.
George and Nettie had six known children:
1. Stillborn boy (1894)
2. Susan Wynn (1887-1993) m1 John T. Kelley m2 Edmund Griffin
3. Margaret Frith (1899-1977) m1 Harry Walker m2 Lloyd Thomas
4. Ada Mae (1901-1982) m1 John K. Stillwell m2 Henry Sykulski
5. Edward Frith (1906-1988) m. Dorothy Coleman
6. Welling Seely (1908-1964) m. Mabel Ramee
The change in spelling from McLean to MacLean occurred after his death. His interment record is McLean and the 1915 NY Census for his family spells the name McLean. All the of the children's birth records are Mc. However, widow Nettie, and sons Edward and Welling adopt the Mac by the time of the 1920 census. The girls used both spellings at different times.
George and Nettie had six known children:
1. Stillborn boy (1894)
2. Susan Wynn (1887-1993) m1 John T. Kelley m2 Edmund Griffin
3. Margaret Frith (1899-1977) m1 Harry Walker m2 Lloyd Thomas
4. Ada Mae (1901-1982) m1 John K. Stillwell m2 Henry Sykulski
5. Edward Frith (1906-1988) m. Dorothy Coleman
6. Welling Seely (1908-1964) m. Mabel Ramee
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son of Peter B. McLean & Susan Wynn Frith
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