Ross Township was named for Senator James Ross (1762-1847) upon its formation in 1809, but should he have been so honored? Learn
how his life became inextricably tied to
the early history of Pittsburgh
and Western Pennsylvania, and how the accolades awarded to him during his
life became nearly undone at the very pinnacle of his of his renown. Join us as we explore
the family history and relationships that allowed Ross to rise to prominence on the Pennsylvania
frontier.
Our presenter is Rich Hayden. Mr.
Hayden, who has pursued family history for thirty years, is the author of several articles in genealogical journals including the NGS
Quarterly. As a research chemist, now retired, and inventor, he
has more than thirty publications and patents in that field.
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