I Of the 2Poneers of Tampa-
 James Jrichton. Harold, John Criohton. who died at
 the age of ten months, and Frederick, and five
 daughters, darah Matilda, Blanche, Julia, Madge and
 Mary..
 James C. McKay, the oldest son, married' Lilllin
MacDonell, of Fernandina, the daughter of Augustus
0. and Elizabeth (Allen) MacDonell. They have thr e
children: James A., who was born in Ooala, Fla.,
and married Frances Louise Bond, daughter of Dr.
A. R. and Phenix Bond, of T ampa; allen, born in
Fernandina, and Richard, born in Tampa. James a.
McKay is the head of a prominent insurance firm in
the city of Tampa, McKay & Son.
 Harold, the second son of James and Mary E.
 (Orichton) MoJay, was for sometime city salesman
 in the employ of the Oudahy Packing Co. for the
 -ity of Tampa, but has recently been placed in
 charge of the branch of that company in the city
 of Key fest.
 Frederick, the _third son, is unmarried. He
is a sanitary inspector for the city of Tampa.
 Sarah Matilda. the eldest daughter of James
and Mary E.'"(riohton) McKay, married James D.
l1arke, of Cornwall-on-the-Hudson, N. Y. (See
James D. Clarke family.) Mr. Clarke has been dead
for several years, the date of his death being
April 26, 1906. There were born to this couple the
following children:
 James D., who married carolina M. *harpe, of
Atlanta, Georgia.
 Webb, who is still unmarried. He is an em- i
ploye of the insurance firm of MoKay & Son, and
Porter J~, who is unmarried.
 Gladys A., who married Kenneth A.4hite of In-
dianapolis. Ind. He is connected with the Citi-
zene' Bank and Trust Company, of 'ampa.
 The s.eoond daughter of James and Mary E.
(Criohton) MoKay is Blanche, who married Thomas Lo
Morton, of Petersburg, Va., Mr. Morton is assist-
ant oivil engineer ,in the employ Of the Atlantio
Coast Line BRailro; p Company. Their hom. t at Wil-
mington, ~ C. They have two daughters. Blnohoi
and Julia. -
 Julia, the third daughter of James abi Mary E
(Criohton) Mc~Kay, died unmarried after attaining -
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