Elihu Beckwith Kingsley and his wife Mary Sophia Harvey-- Life Sketches

Elihu Beckwith Kingsley was born into a prominent family in Tionesta, Allegheny, Pennsylvania on 8 May 1818.  His family came to the area in 1802 as some of the first settlers.  Elihu’s father Ebenezer is credited with naming many of the streams and hills in the area.  Ebenezer was well known in the area for his hunting exploits.  He must have trained his many sons to be expert hunters and able frontiersmen.

Mary Sophia Harvey about 1848

No information is known of Mary’s parentage or if she had any family in Sheffield, Warren, Pennsylvania, where Mary was supposedly born on 12 Oct 1834.  Lack of information could be the result of her parentage in the Quaker community nearby or within the Indian population.  Or she may have been an orphan or an indentured servant child from a disadvantaged family. 

Marriage notice from 25 December 1849 issue of Warren Ledger, the local newspaper

Before 1849, Elihu moved up to Sheffield, Warren, Pennsylvania with his brothers Elijah, Eleazer, Elias and Ephraim, and a sister Clarissa.  (His father and brothers Perry, Edward and Orrin moved to Eagle, Sauk, Wisconsin.)  Interestingly, the siblings settled in Sheffield, which had first been called the 'Forks of Tionesta.'  This is where Elihu presumably met Mary Sophia Harvey.  At the time of their marriage, Elihu was 32 and Mary 15, although they may have not been truthful on their marriage application.  Would anyone let them marry if they knew how young Mary was?  Some sources claim that she was born in 1836, making her only 13 when she was married. 

1850 Sheffield, Warren, Pennsylvania census.

The 1850 Sheffield, Warren, PA census shows them as newlyweds.  Note the box checked on the right—‘married within the year.’  

They lived in a rough wilderness area in Sheffield, Pennsylvania.  Dirt roads, log cabins, woods for hunting and rivers for logging were their surroundings.  Elihu’s brother Elias built a house for Elihu and Mary to live in.  It was the second house built in the town of Sheffield.  The next house Elias built, the third house in Sheffield, he built for himself.  In a few years time, Elihu and Mary had eight children to care for.  (Their third child of nine, Francis, died before 1860.)  It was hard work to raise such a large family in that era.  That’s a lot of children to keep clean and well fed.  The cabin would need to stay clean of dirt tracked in all day.  Without our modern medicines, homes needed to be scrubbed clean or one disease could wipe out a whole family. 

1860 Sheffield, Warren, PA Census

The 1860 Sheffield, Warren, PA census shows their growing family.  The box at the right shows that their school-age children attended school.  

In 1864, Elihu sold the family land to some oil prospectors[1].  They were drilling wells in the area since the logging industry had moved on westward.  Flush with cash, the family must have celebrated for a while.  One doesn’t know how this fits with our story, but it must have had some bearing to the events that would follow.

Between 1866 and 1869, Mary took her youngest child Archie and left for Michigan, where she remained for over 30 years.  Surprisingly, Elihu didn’t seem to know where she went or what she was doing there. 

1870 Sheffield, Warren, PA census

In the 1870 Sheffield, Warren, PA census lists Mary and Archie as living there, but they were not there when this census was taken.  Mary and Archie never came home from Michigan.  She had married another man, as if she had never had a family in Pennsylvania. 

1870 Reynolds, Montcalm, MI census

In the 1870 Reynolds, Montcalm, Michigan census, Mary and Archie are seen with Mary’s new husband Levi Leonard.  Note the box on the right, ‘married within the year.’  December is written in, indicating the month they married.  Archie is listed correctly as age 4, while he is listed as age 2 at home in Pennsylvania.  Like Elihu, Levi is markedly older than Mary—about ten years older.  

Michigan was an even newer frontier than Pennsylvania.  The pine forest with the lumber drew men to the area, then families settled in.  Most towns had several saloons to accommodate the mostly young, male population.  About this era, Stanton newspaper editor warned women to stay off the streets in Lakeview because of all of the drinking men that were out of control.  Both Stanton and Lakeview were near Reynolds.  There were no laid out roads, the trails following the rivers and branched off to settlers’ cabins.  It was all forests.  The only roads were within the towns and they were difficult to navigate, being muddy most of the time.  It was not a place for a woman to go unaccompanied, especially with a small child or infant.[2] 

Detail of 1897 Plat Map of Reynolds and Pierson Townships, joined at boundary, marked to show where the family with the surname 'Harvey' lived in relation to each other.

To pause for a moment, several questions arise.  How did Mary manage to leave her family seemingly without a trace?  Was this a premeditated escape or a visit with a friend, upon which she was offered a new life and thus she never returned?  Although Elihu had cousins in Livonia, Montcalm, Michigan, it’s unclear whether Mary knew them.  And had she, would she have eluded Elihu by staying in the home of his cousins?  An Edmund/Edward Harvey is a close neighbor to Levi Leonard—did he orchestrate her escape like a business deal?  Although research has not confirmed a link between Edmund and Mary, the coincidence of them sharing the same last name and owning land so close to each other is remarkable.  

As time wore on and Mary’s absence persisted, Rose probably took over the roles a mother had, of rearing the children and caring for the home.  She was a young woman and had probably been a great help to her mother over the years.  

The oldest child Herbert married at age 17 in 1866.  Emma died at age 6 in 1871.  Rose married Richard Bloss and started her own family in 1871.  

Belle Barnes Conquer, granddaughter of Elihu and Mary, explains how Katheryn Emily was given away in a letter to Mary Schian Jensen, my grandmother, dated 1988. This detail comes from page 2.

 At some point, Elihu gave Katheryn Emily to the Barnes family to live.  That left three brothers Fremont 15, George 12 and Charles age 10 with their father in 1871.  Perhaps Rose and Richard made their home with her family to help care for the children and the farm until the kids got a little older.

Levi Leonard's Homestead application #3133

The same year, back in Michigan, Mary’s husband Levi Leonard died on 29 June 1871.  They had only been married about a year and a half.  He had willed to Mary a homestead he had begun in 1867, where they were living.  Note the location of the 80 acres:  the north half of the southwest quarter of section 34 in Township 12 North (Reynolds) of Range 10 West.

This allotment of land gives rise to the idea that Mary was offered a chance to escape to Michigan with this bargain-- care for a sick man prior to his death and receive his land.  Perhaps he was good friends with a relative of Mary’s named Edmund Harvey…

Soon after Levi’s will was probated, Mary married a third time to William M. Amey.  They married on 30 September, 1871, just two weeks after probate. 

Detail of marriage record of William Amey and Mary S. Harvey, Montcalm County Marriages, Book A, p. 32,   30 Sept 1871.

“Record 104, Sept 30, 1871, in Reynolds, William Amy of Reynolds, age 35 married Mrs. Mary S. Leonard. widow, age 35 maiden name Mary S. Harvey.”  Montcalm County Marriage Records Vol. A, p. 32.

Mary S. Amey's Homestead Application #3133

In 1872, Mary bought the land that Levi had been homesteading.  Note that the location is identical to the original homestead paperwork of Levi Leonard, and the identification number is the same.  Also note that she purchased it in her name, not in the name of her new husband. 

William and Mary Amey made their home on Levi Leonard’s homestead for the next several years.  In the 1880 census we find the family together. 

1880 Reynolds, Montcalm, MI census

Note that in the 1880 Reynolds, Montcalm, MI census, young Archie is called by the last name of his step father. 

Meanwhile back in Pennsylvania, Elihu realized he was alone.  He had moved in with his brother Elias bringing his son George with him.  Fremont married in 1879 and Charles had probably moved out.

1880 Sheffield, Warren, PA census

The 1880 Conewango, Warren, PA census shows Elihu and his son George living with Elihu’s brother Elias.  Note the box checked by Elihu’s name:  Widowed.  Elias and George have checked ‘Single.’  It appears that Elihu has concluded by Mary’s long absence that she is dead.

Rose and Richard began having their own children soon after their marriage.  They named them typical names from that era.  But in 1886, Rose named her 8^th child ‘Archie.’  It might have been about this time that Mary reconnected with the family she left behind.  It is a nice thought that Rose would honor her newly rediscovered brother Archie in this manner.  In 1893, Archie married, using his actual last name, not the last names of his mother Mary’s husbands.  No earlier document has been found in which he is listed as Archie Kingsley. 

Detail of Marriage Record of Archie Kingsley and Susie Kendall, Montcalm County Marriages, Book C, pg. 122, 20 Oct 1894. 

“Archie Kingsley, 24, of Howard City, born PA, Farmer, married Susie Kendall, 17, of Howard City, born Mich, at home.”  Date of marriage was 20 Oct 1893.  

Detail of 1894 Michigan State Census Reynolds, Montcalm, Michigan

In this Michigan State Census of 1894, Archie uses the last name Kingsley again.  Archie learned of his family in Pennsylvania prior to 1893 by either meeting them or through correspondence.  Through this reconnection, Archie would have learned that he was one of many children in a large family.  And Mary would have learned that Emma had died shortly after her departure, Katheryn had been given away, and that several of her children had married.  Elihu and the other children would have learned that Mary was alive, but had married two other men.  He had thought that Mary was dead.  Perhaps they all thought that, as it had been almost 20 years since Mary and Archie had left.  

One wonders if the family attempted to meet together and reestablish their relationships.  Clearly such a meeting would be awkward at best, but potentially it could have been violent and divisive.  Within a few short years of whatever reconnection took place, Elihu died.

Evening Democrat 17 May 1900, Warren, PA

Evening Democrat 24 May 1900, Warren PA

When Elihu died on 14 May 1900, although Mary was alive, she was not included on his will as an heir. 

Detail of Elihu Beckwith Kingsley, Warren County Register of Wills 1892-1908, Family History Library Salt Lake City, Film #1314328

Note the living children are listed as heirs but not Mary on this portion of the probate record of Elihu Beckwith Kingsley.  Note that Archie’s residence is unknown.

1900 Reynolds, Montcalm, Michigan Census

Mary is found in the 1900  Reynolds, Montcalm, MI census with her husband William Amey, still residing on the land derived through the land grant to Levi Leonard.  

Detail of 1897 Plat Map of Reynolds Township, Montcalm, Michigan

Note that Mary parceled out some of the 80 acres to her husband and son as seen in this 1897 plat map of Reynolds, Montcalm, Michigan.  Note the number 34, indicating the section on the Reynolds map as indicated on the homestead application.

A year after Elihu died, Mary’s husband William Amey died on 23 May 1901.  At some point, she went to live with daughter Rose on Bloss Hill in Sheffield, Warren, PA.  Mary died in Rose’s home 21 May 1902.  On the death record, Rose reported that Mary was a resident of Michigan but died in Pennsylvania.

Although Mary and William had owned many acres of land, it had been mortgaged and Rose was never able to recover any proceeds from the distribution of their estate. 

Herbert raised a family and later became a minister.  Rose raised a family of 13 children.  Francis died before 1860, before all of this happened.  Fremont married at age 23 and raised a family.  George was institutionalized in the Conewango State Hospital for the insane.  Charles married his sister in law at age 31, they had no children.  Katheryn Emily married a son in the home in which she was raised and had a large family.  Emma died shortly after Mary left the family.  And Archie, the son she took with her to Michigan, married at age 24, but left his wife and daughter before his second daughter was born.  

Clearly Mary Sophia Harvey’s decision to leave her husband and children had far-reaching effects on her posterity, not the least of which is the choice Archie made to leave his wife and daughters.  One wants to understand what could compel a mother to leave her family as Mary did.  Was her home life so bad that this was her only choice?  Perhaps one day these and many other questions will be answered.  

Disclaimer:  This was written using documents related to Mary Sophia Harvey Kingsley Leonard Amey, and Elihu Beckwith Kingsley and their children.  Remarkably, none of the above story has been found in any oral or written history passed down through Mary’s descendants.  The author did her best to reconstruct the history in good faith but cannot guarantee its’ accuracy.  

Additional Source:

Kingsley, William Arthur, ed.  Kingsley Family of America.  Baltimore, MD: Gateway Press, 1980.  312, Print.

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[1] See History of Warren County Chapter 18, “History of Sheffield Township.”

[2] Van Patten, Mrs. F. W. and Mr. J. N. Clement.  Recollections of Pioneering Days in Douglass Twp.  22 Feb 1935.  Stanton Clipper Herald. 

A Timeline with Mary Sophia Harvey, Elihu B. Kingsley and Edmund Edward Harvey

8 May 1818	Elihu Beckwith Kingsley is born as a twin to Edward Kingsley in Forest County, PA, tradition	Don't know where this date came from.
12 Oct 1834	Mary Sophia Harvey is born according to tradition in Sheffield, Warren, PA
1840	Census-- no Harvey's are found in Sheffield, Warren, PA
20 Dec 1849	Marriage to Elihu Beckwith Kingsley, Sheffield, Warren, PA	Announced in Warren Mail 27 Dec 1849 and Warren Ledger 25 Dec 1849 (WL says 21 Dec) (Newspapers), married by D.D. Bower, Esq.
15 Oct 1850	Census-- Elihu age 29 Farmer, and Mary age 18 married within the year, Sheffield, Warren, PA	If her birth date is correct, she would have just turned 16 years old.  Elihu should have been listed as age 32.  D.D. Bower, who married him, lives next door.  Nearby is uncle Ephraim Kingsley.
25 Oct 1851	First child Herbert Walker Vernon Kingsley is born in Sheffield	Exactly 9 months from wedding date.
22 Nov 1852	Second child Rose Adell Marion Kingsley is born in Sheffield	Some dates show 1853.
23 Apr 1855	Third child Francis William Kingsley is born in Sheffield	He died before 1860.
28 Sep 1856	Fourth child Fremont Perry Kingsley is born in Sheffield	"All the children were born in Sheffield in the second house built in that town by Elihu's brother Elias Kingsley."  Belle Barnes
22 Feb 1859	Fifth child George Washington Kingsley is born in Sheffield
18 Jun 1860	Census-- Elihu, farmer, age 43 and Mary age 26, Herbert age 9, Rose age 7 both attended school; Fremont P age 3 and George W age 1, Sheffield, Warren, PA	Elihu's age should be 42 and Mary's should be 25.
9 Jul 1861	Sixth child Charles Andrew Scott Kingsley born in Sheffield
13 Jul 1863	Seventh child Katheryn Emily Kingsley was born in Sheffield	"Asa Harmon Barnes, a quite well to do man and his wife Letitia Force Barnes had lost 4 girl babies and wanted another girl, so since Elihu had 5 children besides Katheryn Emily, they wanted her to come and live in the Tavern and store with them.  She was raised as one of their own, as a little orphan Annie of her time.  There were many such trade ins of children of poor families to rich families.  She was not adopted-- just lived there as one of Asa H's family."  Belle Barnes
1865	Eighth child Emma Kingsley born in Sheffield
9 Jan 1866	Ninth child Archibald Warner Kingsley is born in Sheffield	Mary had 9 children before she turned 32, 8 living.
9 Oct 1866	Edmund Harvey filed a Homestead on land in Pierson, Montcalm, MI	80 acres, cost $14
Between 1867 and 1869	Mary Sophia Harvey Kingsley left Sheffield with Archie Kingsley and moved to Michigan	One can only guess the reasons that Mary would leave 6 young children and her husband to move to Michigan.  Is she meeting family there?
15 Jan 1867	Edmund Harvey build a house on his Homestead in Pierson	Described later as 1.5 stories high, one door, 4 windows, shingle room, board floors, comfortable to live in.  Cleared 3 acres, dug a well and planted an orchard of 75 trees.  Says he is a family man with 5 children, no mention of wife.  Sworn on 17 Nov 1871.
14 Aug 1867	Levi Leonard registers for a Homestead in Pierson, Montcalm MI	80 acres, filing fee $14, Levi is certified as a citizen of US, over age 21, a single man.
1867	Mary's oldest child Herbert marries Sirina Humes in PA.	He's only 17 years old.
Dec 1869	Mary marries Levi Leonard, probably in Michigan	Information on the 1870 census said married the previous December.
28 Jul 1870	Census--E.B. Kingsley age 52, Peeling Bark and Mary S age 33 listed.  Fremont age 14, George W age 11, Charles age 9, Emma age 5 and Archibald age 2 listed.  Sheffield, Warren, PA	Mary wasn't here, but clearly Elihu thought she was returning.  Archie is listed at age 2 although he would have been 4, leading to the conclusion that Mary may have left when he was 2 in 1868.  Herbert and Rose are not listed-- Herbert was married.  Katheryn is not listed, should be with the Barnes family but is not listed there either.  Perhaps it was so temporary that they didn't list her with them.
23 Aug 1870	Census-- Levi Leonard age 45, Farmer, and Mary Leonard age 30, Archie Leonard age 4, Pierson, Montcalm, MI	Mary's age should read 35.  Archie's is right.
1870-1871	Mary's oldest daughter Rose marries Richard Bloss in Sheffield	She is only 17 or 18, and probably has acted as mother to her siblings in her mother's absence.
24 June 1871	Levi Leonard writes his will, giving his land to Mary and Archie, upon her death.	Says Levi arrived in Reynolds in 1869.
29 Jun 1871	Levi Leonard dies in Pierson, Montcalm, MI
18 Sept 1871	Levi Leonard's will is probated.
30 Sept 1871	Mary Leonard, widow (Maiden name Mary S. Harvey) marries William Amy, a mechanic in Reynolds, Montcalm, MI	Both listed as age 35, married by Justice of the Peace AT Stevens, witnessed by Edward and Elizabeth Hallock of Reynolds.
17 Nov 1871	Edmund Harvey is issued 80 acres of land in Pierson, Montcalm, MI	In proof of homestead, claimed built a house, dug a well, plowed 10 acres of land, orchard of 75 trees.  Said is a 'man of a family of 5 kids.'  Patented 5 Apr 1872.   Signed by son Franklin Harvey and William Van Mier
26 Nov 1872	Mary S. Amy is issued the 80 acres of land Levi Leonard Homesteaded-- just a few blocks from Edmund Harvey's land	Patented 10 Apr 1873
5 Nov 1873	Edmund Harvey marries Elizabeth Willmore Mitchell	Montcalm marriage record Volume A pg. 65.
After 1870, probably 1871	Emma Kingsley dies, Mary's eighth child, back in PA.	She is shown in the 1870 census as age 5, the last place we see her listed.  Tradition says she died young, but Belle Barnes give the year 1871.
22 Dec 1879	Fremont Perry Kingsley, Mary's 4th child marries Ida Ruland in PA.	He would have been 23 years old.
5 June 1880	Census-- Elihu is living with brother Elias in Conewango, Warren PA.  Elias age 65, Farmer, Elihu, brother, age 63, labourer, and George age 20, nephew.	Elihu lists his marital status as 'widowed'.
8 June 1880	Census-- William Amey, Wagon Maker, age 44 and Mary Amey, age 44, son Archie age 14, in Reynolds, Montcalm, MI
11 June 1880	Census-- Letitia Barnes is shown in Sheffield as a widow, age 57.  In her home are Son's Edward age 26, Franklin age 25, H Cole age 23, William age 21 and Catherine Kingsley age 16 adopted daughter.	This shows Katheryn Emily living with the Barnes family.
9 Sept 1886	Rose Bloss, Mary's oldest daughter delivers her 8th child, a son, and names him Archie Bloss in PA.	Perhaps this is near the time that Mary and her son Archie reconnect with the family back in PA.
20 June 1891	Katheryn Emily Kingsley marries Frank Barnes, a child raised in the Barnes' home which took her in.	Frank is 11 years Katheryn's senior.
5 Mar 1892	Charles Andrew Scott Kingsley, Mary's 6th child, marries Jenny Ruland, sister to Ida Ruland, who married Charles' brother Fremont.
2 Apr 1893	Archie Bloss, namesake of Archie Kingsley, dies in Sheffield, Warren, PA	He was 7 years old.
20 Oct 1893	Archie Kingsley marries Susie Kendall, both of Howard City, MI, in Howard City, Montcalm, MI	Archie incorrectly lists his father as Richard Kingsley.  He had just begun using Kingsley as his last name, sometime after the 1880 census.  Perhaps he learned of his family in PA, but hadn't met them yet.  Or the details of his family are still unclear.
1894	Census-- Archie Kingsley, Farmer, age 25, Susie Kingsley age 16, William Amey, Laborer, age 57 and Mary S Amey, age 56 Reynolds Township, Montcalm, MI	Archie says he's been living in Michigan for 20 years; Mary says she's been there 35 years.  Mary says she has 5 children, 3 living.  All contradictory.  They are found living together, Archie listed first.
24 Sept 1894	Mabel Edith Kingsley born to Archie and Susie Kingsley.	Were they still living with the Amey's?
2 Dec 1895	Archie abandons family-- Susie is pregnant and baby Mabel is one year old.	"I was married [to] Archie Kingsley who deserted me in Dec '2' 1895, and the continued and unexplained absence of said Archie Kingsley for 18 years led me to believe he was dead as no intelligence of his existence had been received during all the 18 years and I have received no proof up to the present date that he is now living." Susie reported under oath on 1 Dec 1923 in a pension dispute.  Other testators mention that he died in Virginia.
9 Aug 1896	Mary Amy Kingsley born to Susie Kingsley	Susie reports living in the County Poor House in Fairplains Township, Montcalm, MI.  Susie said she lived in Howard City (Reynolds Township) and the father's whereabouts were unknown.  Did Susie give Mary the middle name of Amy to honor her In-laws?  Why would the Amey's not take her in?
1897	Plat map shows Mary's Land Patent in Reynolds and Edmund's Land Patent in Pierson, near each other.	To the Southeast of Howard City in Reynolds Township, 80 acres is listed with A.W. Kingsley owning a 40 acre block, Mary Amey owning a 20 acre parcel, W Amey owning 12 acres and R Walker owning an 8 acre piece, all presumably part of the original 80 acre plot.  It is adjacent to land owned by Irus Harvey, son of Edmund Harvey, who also owns land a block away.
22 Mar 1899	Edmund Harvey died, widower in Pierson, Montcalm, MI	Said was aged 78y 1m 18d, making birth date 4 Feb 1821.  Informant lists parents as Elija Harvey and Polly Shunberg of Pennsylvania, each.  According to Cheri, this information is incorrect-- Polly Shunberg is Edmund's first wife's mother, not his own.
14 May 1900	Elihu Kingsley died in Conewango Township, Warren, PA	The newspaper 'Evening Democrat':  "Died Eliheu [sic] Kingsley died at his home in North Warren on Tuesday, aged 82 years.  Mr. Kingsley was an old resident of Warren county and was highly respected.  The funeral services were held today and the interment was in the Russell cemetary." 17 May 1900
7 June 1900	Census-- William M Amey, Farmer,  born Apr 1837, married 29 years; Mary S b Oct 1834 in PA, mother of 8 children, 7 living.  Reynolds Montcalm, MI	Perhaps Mary didn't count Francis, as she was the mother of 9 and at this point, 7 were living.  Birth information also contradicts birthdate of 12 Oct 1836.  Perhaps Mary wasn't as young as we thought at marriage to Elihu?
1900	Census-- Mary's son George Washington Kingsley is living in the PA State Hospital for the Insane in Conewango, Warren, PA
11 June 1900	Estate of Elihue Kingsley.  Charles Kingsley of Conewango petitioned. Same date renunciation of Rose M Bloss filed by F.P. Kingsley.  Is it because she has just recently reconnected with her mother?  And that she cared for her in her own home?	Lists surviving children as Herbert V Kingsley of New Martinville, West Virginia; Rose M Bloss of Sheffield PA, Fremont P Kingsley of Clarendon PA, Geo W Kingsley of Conewango PA, Chas a Kingsley said petitioner, Kate Barnes of Barnes PA and Archibald W Kingsley residence unknown.  Charles swears in the oath that he "will swear to God in the last great day" handwritten in.  No mention of Mary Sophia Harvey as an heir.
16 June 1900	Appraisal of Elihu Kingsley estate	Amount $96.10
23 May 1901	William M Amey died in Reynolds, Montcalm County, MI	Aged 65y 1m 7d, making his birth date 16 Apr 1836.  Did Mary go to live with Rose now?  Rose raised 13 kids, in 1900 census there were 7 still living at home.
28 Oct 1901	Estate of William Amy	They had mortgaged the property and Mary had to sell it before William's estate was settled.
21 May 1902	Mary S Harvey died in Rose Bloss' home, Warren PA	At some point, Mary moved in with Rose.  Rose claimed Mary was a resident of Reynolds, Montcalm MI but died at her home in Warren PA
17 Feb 1903	Estate of Edmond R. Harvey	Says died at home in Pierson 24 Mar 1899, heirs Irus H Harvey 47 of Bellaire, Antrim, MI; Frank Harvey 50 of Bellaire, Antrim, MI; Emma Taft nee Harvey 44 of Bellaire, Antrim, MI; Edwin Harvey 37 of Bellaire, Antrim, MI; and Grace Walling adopted daughter of Anna Walling nee Harvey daughter now deceased, said Grace is aged about 20 years of 2813 Helm ST Duluth Minnesota.