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McCulloh, Loose Papers Folder 6GENEALOGY LETTER -PEDIGREE No=* of ! GGG Gran ....................... ...................."' Clemen Born: ... —.. Where: ...... Married:. G9QFa—u-.v.�ln..=3.e1.d 1817 Pad'AthenSept. Athens Clarke Co. GAO Name of My: 4. GGG Grandfather Nie of My: _BrQML_tLQha#. EY.. Born: Where Born:G4.•-..Ajjt..'j..M.... 1.3"e'l d Married: UC CUjj. QG41....ga-py..----_. Died: A..1_. -Dec... ---1.842 .... _................ h.d*Fort Gaines GAO 5. Nome of M!:__..GGG Grandmotoer --........ ......... _................... McCulloch Mary Bom:......... .... ...._.._...._.____................_. Where: .... ...... _......... ...................... _._...._..... Died: .1.Z—DE." _.jZ36......_..._.—..... me Broom Rev* John 27 Nov. 1788 Born: ... _..... ... Where: .._....... Married: ... ...... Died: ............... Nome of My: Bom:.._.......... ........... ........ ............................:. . Where: ............. ..._.............. ...... ................. Died: ...... _._..._._.._....._..................._..._._ Nome of M!: Born: .-. Where: Married: Died:.... Nem. of My:_ Born: . Where: Died: . Dear Friend or Relative: '-(;Cul loch I am interested in gathering the history of my family - My earliest three generations are given above. I am trying to find the parents of any of the above ancestors; also any additional information -30 concerning them. 0 z I need your help for information on your branch of the family. It may v d— y be that your family connects with mine. Please write the information that '= concems your family on the reverse side of this sheet and return to me c. Z o a O as soon as is convenient. y h 1)` If you know other persons who may be able to assist in this search, i7 I will appreciate having their names and addresses (write them at the. side). If you are interested in the history or records of these families, I would be glad to share with you what I already have. t r Thank you for your help and co-operation. Sincerely, v Date: 7 I -lay, 198? � cJ � C� ?Q7R antr, ';tree# V San Pablo, CA. 94806 OL MC CULLOH MISCELLANEOUS THE SCOTCH -IRISH or THE SCOT IN NORTH BRITAIN, NORTH IRELAND, AND NORTH AMERICA Charles A. Hanna GPC, Baltimore 1968 Vol. 1 p 506-7: County of Donegal, Precinct of Boylagh. 1000 acres to JAMES MC CULLOUGH (or M'Culloch) Gent., of Drummovell, Wigtonshire (1610 or 1620),e jjb: This is allotment of land by King James. James later shown as "not appeared". P 535: 1620: 1000 acres transferred from James McCullogh to John Murray leased to JAMES SIC CULLOGH. DAVIE COUNTY: A BRIEF HISTORY James Wo Wall North Carolina Division of Archives and History 1976 pp 19, 20: Heidelberg Settlement. Church was Heidelberg Evangelical Lutheran Church (commonly called Dutch Meeting House). German: protestants first to Pennsylvania then to North Carolina. Early names: GLUCK (Click) ZURN and SEHN (Sain) Sept. 1985 j jb Davis County Public Ubraty Mocksviile, NC j INDEX TO THE PREROGATIVE WILLS OF IRELAND 1536-1810 Ed. Sir Arthur Vicars, F.S.A., Ulster King of Arms 1897 s GPC. Baltimore, 1967 1787 M'CULLAGH, John, Clady, Co. Arm., Linendraper 1741 Nicholas, Broadstone, Carnon 1728 M'CULLOCH, Henry, Fewghoge, Co. Antrim, Esq. 1789 It John, Antrim Town, Surgeon and Apothecary - f682 toWilliams Randldstown, Co. Antrim, Esq. 1800 Is William, Camoley. Co. Armagh 1797 M'CULLOCK, Anne, Dublin, Spinster 1-1725 James, Baroney of Tome, Co. Antrim, Gent. 1743 William, Piedmont, Co. Antrim., Esq. 1791 M'CULLOUCH, Alexander, Claymore, Co. Armaugh,. 1772 John, Parkgate, Cheshire, Mariner All deposited in the Public Record Office, Ireland. jib Sept. 1985 Davie County Public W84' Mocksvillel NC g 9415 Primrose Shreveport, LA 71118 21 March 1989 Dear Alice, It sure was good to hear from you and to receive the enclosures. Thanks for the land. division of James. Charles was left $30.00 in James'es will. Wonder whether he had already received a deed of gift ( land ) from his father and that is why he was not left land in the will? Charles of 1804 and 1806 Rowan Co. land purchase, then sale, the son of James? The land he bought 1804 adjoined that of James. As to history of your family, I would like for you to start with Goshen. Do you think we will ever get satisfactory ans- wers to all of our questions? I mull over our research and the questions it raises hoping to get a burst of illumination but nothing is forthcoming. The illegitimate children - who did they belong to, and who fathered them? Why did not the unmarried. daughters leave their land to their offspring. Was there more than one illegitimate (Larry)? I have been compiling chronological census charts on each in- dividual which points out the areas where I have lost them in the census records. Some have been found, but others are still hiding somewhere. Because the 1880 census did. not list families who did not have any children under 5 years of ages there can be a 30 year gap (1870-1900) in trying to find them. Scores probably died during that time, and others moved on. Before I forget, Oklahoma Historical Society is gathering informa- tion on the early pioneers and will issue a Pioneer Certificate. Since Byron McCulloh is a direct descendant, I sent him an applica- tion form but it came back yesterday, marked. "unable to deliver". No telling where he is now but he may just have moved to another part of Pittsburgh. Will try to see if our library has a phone directory and will check that. Dolly Ired.ell' s notes on Betsey and. appy. 9 daughters of Henry McCulloh (I assume he means Secy. of Province) being the only two still living, Betsey "a distressed. widow, the latter very happily married to .....Capt. Jos. Meredith..." He also mentioned Poppy who married Job. Parker. They sound. like they could be Secy. of Province children: 1. DOROTHY: ( ?Dolly ) b. Eng -9 possibly is the Dorothy Beresford, dau . of Henry M' Culloch Esq. of Ballyaster in Derry, who married. (no date given) James McClintock of Traintaugh, had. 2 sons and 1 daughter: 1. Alexander -Henry McClintock 2. Robert McClintock 3. Susannah McClintock Davie County Public Library Mocicsville, NG -2- 2. HENRIETTA MARY, no further information. 3. ELIZABETH MARGARET: (?Betsey) , md. Capt. Jos. Meredith. 4. PENELOPE MARTHA:(?Poppy) Poppy md. Job. Parker; b. Eng. 5. JANE LETITIA, Chris. St. John's Hall, died. 4 days later. bur. Eng. 6. LETITIA ALICE, Chris. St. John's Hall Nov. 17529 da. June 1753. Bur. in Eng. SOURCES: 1. Will of Henry McCullo(c)h named daughters Henrietta Mary, Dorothy Berisford, Elizabeth Margaret and Penelope Martha. 2. Marriage of Dorothea Beresford. given in Burke's "The Commoners of Great Brittain and Ireland.. 3. English research of Alice Eidson.. QUESTION: 1. Henry, Sec. of Prov. His children were under age when he died. Does NC have any guardianship records? I find. the relationships of Alexander McCulloch to the other McCullochs and McCullohs garbled. Iredell's is especially bad . bo you rHrlE yisifJr GX ivS , r ? James of Camdey near Dundalk: Dundalk is/6ounty Louth just across the border from County of Armagh which is in North Ireland. In the time of James of Camdey, , Ireland. was an undivided country* The marriage of our Henry to Penelope Eustace after the birth of all of their children is a puzzle. Penelope and her children did not seem to socially suffer from family and friends if she was Henry's mistress and the children illegitimate. It seems there had to be more than we are able to learn. St. Marylebone is the name of the church where Henry E. and. Udall married - we went by it on our tour. Wishz I had known about it then for we may have been able to look at the original church records. They pronounce it as Mar' -y, not as Merry as we do. Henry was about 52 years old when he married. She could. have been younger and remarried. Something else to check. I'm enclosing the James McCulloh wills - none show a James as as son axaxp#. The spelling changes of McCulloh to McCulloch to McCullough for the same person causes confusion, especially when two James McCullohs flourished. during the same time, one dying in 1812, the other in 1816. Other records could overlap and be confusing as to which one it pertained. I tried to get a translation for Henry's references in French concerning Molly and the "youngster". I've had. no French and. my dictionary did. not give "Pearelle" . Intended to look at the Davie County Pudic (-1t0Y9,,. mocksville, NO library yesterday but got busy with other things and did. not get down to that floor. The first seems to be "so much the better" (tant mieux) but pearelle has me stumped. Tant pis (too bad). Can you enlighten me? By March 17731 George, about 10 years old., was to be cared. for by David. Barron of Newbern, and Henry E. was still financially caring for him. This may indicate that Molly (?Mary Cook) had married. He seemed. to be concerned in speaking of Molly and the youngster to "remember that those folks are my friends". What folks? The.Cooks? Archibald. Frew was said to have married. Mary Cook. If sot and she married him ca. 1773, then the may have been his first wife, she died., and then in 1806 he married ( 2 ) Ann S. Cowan. If this is the same Archibald Frew, then he must have been up in years when he married Cowan. This, of course, is speculation on my part. I also had noticed the marriage to Cowan in the microfiche but had not found a record. for a Frew -Cook marriage• When I was at the Mormon library here, I found no records for Middlesex County in England. London was listed separately. Did you find. it that way in your library? There certainly are more citie(T in ITSX than just London.. I'm enclosing some maps for you to keep - the areas where the two Henrys lived in England. THE NORTH CAROLINA GAZETTER, William E. Powell. Univ. of NC Press, 1968. p 432: ST. GABRIEL' S PARISH, CHURCH OF ENGLAND, DUPLIN COUNTY, est. 1750 with the formation of the county and. co- estensive with the county. in 1767 there were 1,071 white taxables in the parishl St. Gabriel's Parish of the Episcopal Church functions in Faison at the present, though there is some question of its unbroken descent from the colonial Parish.. *The parish as a unit of local administration was abolished in 1776 with the adoption of the state constitution and the d isestablishment of the Church of England. I wond.er whether any records still exist of St. Gabriel's as that may be where the banns were published for James and. Catherine; the church having bean abolished by the time of the marriage to Elizabeth. Alice, I'm enclosing what Emmanuel Lutheran in Sall Lincolnton sent me on George where he is shown as McGulloh, but the same date of deathA as for our George. Someone probably misread it when they did the inventory of the cemetery. Notice M. Clorinda Propst and. Mary J. Propst are also buried. there. I'm also sending you a copy of old Henry's will that I got from LDS -Salt Lake to have until you can find your big copy. The person who copied it for me failed to get the tail end. that was on another page. Davie County Public ubrar.1 Mooksville, NC 0 4 � � -4- I'm 4- I'm doing some beak reviews on books that have been donated. to our Friends of Genealogy for our book fair and. seminar to be held April 22nd. The last batch brought me included one that had some McCulloughs but I did not see any possible connection to anyone in our line. The lady who brought it was excited for she hoped that it would be my line - we all know the lines that each of us is interested in and. keep an eye open for any help. Reviews will be published. in The Journal, our quarterly, and will be donated (books) to Shreve Memorial Library within two weeks after the fair and. seminar. We are trying to get all of the reviews done as quickly as possible. Have received. over 200 books so far, isn't that wonderful! Our little club is working hard to grow, and to provide a service. After reading the above, I find that I really like the word. "book!". Hopefully, my reviews will be better than this. Must get this finished. and see what is to be for supper. The weather turned so cold and rainy today, with two flurries of pea -size hail, so Gene popped some corn. I am full and wish we did.n-' t have to have anything else. Are you computer oriented yet? Our library is now on computer system and I am trying to learn it. Have only tried. a couple of times and Calvin, the librarian is trying to help me. Think I will like it if ever .0000000 D• ;v L County Public Library Mocksville, NO 9415 Primrose Shreveport, LA 71118 4 April 1989 Dear Alice: I'm enclosing a couple of things from A GUIDE TO IRISH PARISH REGISTERS, Brian Mitchell, GPC 1988. One is on the area of DUNDALK but the dates do not help on the older McCullohs. In this same book I found what may be the answer to Old Henry and. Penelope's marriage(s). Although it is on Ireland, it probably pertained to the British Isles as well: p viii: "Until 1782 marriages between dissenters, celebrated by their ministers, were illegal. Until 1844 a marriage be- tween a dissenter and a member of the Established Church was considered illegal if performed by a dissenting minister. Prior to the Burial Act of 1868 which permitted dissenting ministers to conduct burial services, the Church of Irialand clergy held jurisdiction over funeral services for Protestants, Right up to the mid -nineteenth century it is not uncommon to find Presbyterian ministers and Methodist preachers buried in a Church of Ireland cemetery. Clearly,'if you know (have) Presbyterian, Methodist, Baptist, Congregational or Quaker ancestry, it is essential that you do not overlook the Church of Ireland registers." This may explain that Henry and Penelope were married by a Dissenting Minister, and their marriage after they returned to England was an endeavor to make it legal by English laws. And allowed them to be buried according to the Church laws where above it refers to the Burial Act of 1868. You will recall that in one letter included in the Iredell papers, one of the McCulloh women referred to "My Aunt McCulloh". I learned (and you probably already know this) that when an aunt was referred to in that fashion, it meant that she was not an aunt by blood. Because of the date, I feel that she was re- ferring to Penelope. I read through several 1870 NC counties (Davie, Duplin and Davidson) trying to locate William Stokes, Amanda (she may have married by then) and Hetty, children of John and Hetty, but could not find them. Found Henry, Eliza, Elizabeth, Lindsey but not the other 3. Surely there was a guardianship record for them - for those under 21, anyway. I did not find their mother in 1870 and assume she had died by then. I wish we could get together in order to see where we stand, and where to fill in. I know that you have information that I don't, and I have census records that you possibly do not have. I have been trying to get themlall located in the census records as much as possible, then type mine up, and send you my handwritten pages for THE BOOK. :ti 'vv►��t� Public Library mocksville, NC -2- I tried to find James, son of Alfred, in 1880 but could not locate him, either. He is not in the soundex since he had no child 5 years old or younger. I Read Davie Co. Twps. of Jerusalem, Mocksville and Fulton without any success. Did not have time yesterday to read the whole county - he may have been in Tyro, or some other twp. Bubba Burks sent me the Obit on Charles G. McCulloh and I'm enclosing a copy for you. Did you tell me one time that you have a baby picture of Charles Granville? If so, I would like to borrow it to have copied. I keep going through my McCulloh family group sheets to see where they are missing in the census records and try to fill in, but think that as of this date I am at a standstill. If you have any suggestions, or hints, for me to follow on any of the research, let me know and I will see what I can do. Hope your family dinner went well - know they enjoyed seeing your new home. I've been doing a lot of typing for Friends of Genealogy - m4a king a master card file of another society's journals. I typed 277 cards in 3 days last week and it left me drained. They threaten to bring more, and also some more books for me to review. I am learning a lot, and have signed up as a volunteer for the archives at LSU Library, Shreveport. Don't know yet what my assignment will be as there are several needs. Friends of Genealogy is having its first book fair and seminar April 22nd and that is taking all of our time right now so will go to the library after that is over. I may also be leauing computers (our FOG President has a research and printing business and has offered to teach me which I need to learn to do, praying for brains enough to learnM) . Now, if I could just learn to type without errors! Hope to hear from you soon. Love, Encls: Irish Research Hints Obit - Charles Granville McCulloh Davie County Public Library Niocksville, NG 9415 Primrose Shreveport, LA 71118 27 June 1989 Dear Alice: Thanks for all of the Houston material and the letter from Agatha. In my Houston file I had a book review on the Maxwell line that included families of Houston, McCullough and Walker (see enclosed). I have written Agatha a note, sending her the enclosures that I am enclosing for you in this letter. I will leave it up to you as to whether or not to send copy of Henry's will. You paid so much for your copy, English research, that I feel it is your choice about You have corresponded with Agatha and I feel that you research capabilities, and whether she is cooperating or has plans to go out on her own re. publishing. Agatha a and the what to do. know her with you Cleora Hudson's comment that old Henry owned a fleet of sailing vessels is the first I have heard of that. It is too bad that she did not include any sources in her letter. The James McCulloh in Hempstead Co. AR i unknown to me. You will recall that Harriet stated that she was confused about James McCulloh, thinking that ours was the one in Tennessee. Perhaps Hempstead James came out of this line. I hope that you get your cabinets installed all right. I need shelves and a good desk. You would wonder that I keep anything straight at all if you could see my crowded corner. Also included in my letter to Agatha was therame and address of Mrs. Louise S. Bauer 31 VillaAe in the Woods Southern Pines, NC 28387 Her inquiries into the Houston and McCulloch lines were in the 1981 and 1984 volumes of Index of North Carolina Ancestors. Have you heard of her? Must get lunch on the table. We awoke this a.m.. to find water coming down the flue above our stove in the kitchen, courtesy of storm Allison. A new roof apparently left a flaw around the roof outlet above the stove. The roofer came and did temporary job to divert the water until it dim domes enough to hold mastic and a repair job. We kept our cool through it all but had to cancel Gene's appointment with the doctor for lab work and check-up, and I had hoped that he would have time to look at my right ear and throat. Maybe next time. Love, Public Library Davis County .mooksvillet NG -2 - I know there are a lot of things that I intended to write before this, and to answer your latest letters. Nay mind has been so torn up over Gene's aunt and what we can do to help - if it isn't phone calls it is letters. We had her settled twice here and her sister where she lives now interferred, had her come to Tulsa and now she is trying to get rid of her saying she is no longer able to take care of her in the way that she needs. Of course, the sister doesn't want her to feel she is trying to get rid of her but what else can one call it? Everyone wants to be Mr. Nice Guy and leave the arrangements up to someone else. Well, enough of that, Sure wish our library had more Irish information. I can't feel but that the civil -church marriages for Henry and Penelope may be the right track. In the old days the national religion changed according to the beliefs of the -,:-.king or queen. Our guide said that the design of the churches was never allowed to be changed in order that they could become either anglican or catholic overnight as the reigning monarch determined which religion would be followed. I feel that the James who died 1749 was the father of our James. I looked again in the Col. Rec. N.C. Vol. 4 11,@Q,_toy..s.ee- whether there was an addregs to Henry butitididn't. According to the chart I assembled, Old Henry came to Charleston, S.C. in March of 1741 and returned to England in 1747. This indicates that he married Penelope in England. Also, this would seem to indicate that nonz,;...of.his children were born in America. To say positively, we would have to have actual birth dates. Also, from various records, it looks as though both Penelopes died in 1767. The Iredell papers indicate this. Henry Eustace returned to Eng. in 1767 due to the death of his sister Penelope (Iredell) and the letters in those papers indicate that Aunt Penelope was seridusly ill at that time. You are right about the Lawrence ancestor marrying the man who paid her passage. I recall sending you a copy of an article on the Lawrence family that was printed in "History of Tennessee - 30 East Tennessee Counties". "The Lawrence family, in America, are descended from an Irish girl, who, in crossing the Atlantic, was sold to pay her passage, to a man who afterward married her. Of four boys, Abbot and William Lawrence, the rioted -cotton manufacturers of Lowell, Mass, are descendants of those who staid (sic) in Massachusetts, and the others went to Georgia". If you can't find your copy, I'll send you another. This article is the one quoted in the Lawrence papers that you sent me. The articles you have sent really help in my search as they con- firm what I find and helps me know who to look for. R$xd Glad I can be of help on the Barfields. Will keep looking. Love, Davie County Public Ubraj Mooksville, NC c, I Al �� lv 2. Ud/aTz 1306 rr 6o^[[Egs zftEEt l�[EVE[ait[L, GV([11t31i/1r]L 38732 /ct a i, �� -✓+^--a-sa. Tom -a -..-g, ..o�_...d jam,, I Davie County Public Ubraty Mo&sville, NC k<<'� � �So ' 5 Y¢ b.tithR.�i� .�LtfO.P�cu�S1.�J. L/ B LOGIT" 1o,1tar w G w,`)� dAA ?3a 44 ko-u4.-Zv A-6 fttL 9415 Primrose Shreveport, LA 71118 16 March 1990 Dear Alice, V/ Cecil Morgan, son of Kate McCulloh (d.au. of Charles Granville) ani in Morgan, d. i ed. Dec. 12 , 1989 at his home in Ned. erland , Texas . Burial was in "116rt `Neches O- -Texas . He had. su r -e "rmn cancer for quite a while. ,Z 1,W brother, Preston, suffered a cerebral hemorrhage on January 19th while driving. Fortunately Mary was with him and he managed to stop the car and directed her to Methodist Central which was nearby. They thought he was having diabetic symptoms but when the emergency personnel questioned him they determined. that it was a hemorrhage. They air lifted. him to Methodist Central where they did. immediate surgery. He was in the hospital until Feb. 28th, now at home receiving therapy so he can manage stairs and steps. dhen he can, then he will go for out-patient treatments at the hospital. It affected his left side, speech, walking, etc. He has not been able to accept it as yet, that he cannot do the work as CPA yet (may never be able to). Mary is confident that he will be able to walk without help, eventually, but is unsure about the rest of his recovery unless he begins to cooperate on his treatments. I think she was given an 80% figure for recovery. He is trying to take care of his accounts but she has to go behind him and carefully check everything. Ad.ilou was admitted. to the hospital in Covington Feb. 27th suffering from pneumonia, bladder, kidney and. yeast infections and possibly another small stroke. She did not respond to treat- ments, still on antibiotics, IV, catheter and oxygen but Andy called. me last night to say that the pneumonia was almost gone. But now she has d.eveloped fluid in the sac around her heart and. the doctor said that her heart is in bad shape. The outlook is not good and we sisters have just been waiting for them to tell us to come. Andy and his family seem to be handling everything and. discourage us from coming. We would have to stay in the hospital with her, and I feel that at this stage that she needs her sons with her. Mason was in the hospital a few days about a couple of weeks ago, now, to have his pacemaker tended. to. It was just about "gone" and the people in New York phoned the doctor to have him get to the hospital immediately. He feels much better now, not huffing and puffing so much, but his ankles and feet give him a lot of trouble walking. Seems there is always something. The 3 of us have been, -.under the weather all winter - the popular cold bug that was going around_ and hard to get rid_ of the con- gestion. Dave County Public Ubrary Moc.ksvilie, NC -2- I reviewed a couple of books for the genealogy column (our genealogy president writes it) and the books were on Scotland, compiled by the same man. You remember that at least one version of the McCulloh history contained the term "reddendo" and this man explained it this way: REDDENDO: Burgh officials retained income from petty customs in exchange for feu duties or reddendo paid to the crown. (feu=fee) . WADSETTERS: Semi-owner/occupiers between laird.s and tenants, those who as creditors occupied land as a security in return for the loan of money and. received. the rents (Cheape 1983)- (Creditors 983).(Creditors of a landowner enjoying use of the estates) (Moody -1986) . FEUDALISM: Earliest system of local government for which written records survive. Introduced by Normans to Scotland in 12th century. Based upon a heirarchy. At the apex was the crown. (Moody -1986). REGISTER OF SASINES: Instrument of Sasine: A document which recorded transfers of ownership; the land itself was said to be "seised", and the new owner became "infeft" . (111lood.y-1986) . I'm enclosing a photo of us made for the church directory. We had. to get out of our sick beds to have it made so our eyes were red and sunken. We had already postponed. our appointment once and this was our last chance. Also, we wanted. them as our 46th wedding anniversary fell on Feb. 9th. My hair photographs darker than it really is - lots of gray in it which you could. see IN PERSON. Do I resemble any McCullohs? Most think that I take after the Pates. Please let me hear from you. Love, Jimmie Jean I KNEW THERE WAS SOIKETHING ELSE: JEFFERSON COUNTY TENNESSEE MARRIAGES - d.'Armand. pp 1149 133: HOUSTON, JAMES L. to MARY E. LAWRENCE BN. Dec. 26, 1847 L (License) , by Nath. Hood, M.G. Licensa Dec. 26, 1847- This 847.This is the "Dr. Lawrence" who married. Mary Elizabeth Lawrence, d/o John Lawrence and Amy McCulloh. V County Public tbra4 F' I� � s '- e2 12.,Ofa�771-i 64-d- f ecu ,.i�✓8� - -�DfSC.1S�D.J Z -Z/ ��, - ��o�•C� -705MW s�e2FL-- --- � �- � �8i6 - --- - ---- - - - - ' - cSOlCJ /ilJ�Gy EGl✓T/9C�1�_.. 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Benjamin died intestate -- we need his probate. Alexander Frohock apparently was the son of Mary MCC and William Frohock. Did Mary and William stay in this country? I've gone over the latest papers you sent several times/and agree with you that the DAR records are incorre t in regard to the children of Ben, Jr. and Sarah Lytle Caswell. The children's birth dates would place them as the issue of Benjamin McC and Sarah (?Jones). Here we run into another snag: Is Benjamin with the 14 children the son of Ben and Sarah Caswell? DAR and Ardwall show him marrying a Susan Pace (?Place). Acklen's "Bible Records...." did not give the maiden name of Benjamin who married Sarah , who had Adelaide, etc. What we need are more wills and/or probates, land ownership de- scent, etc to prove lineages. It is a real Headache:::: Every source has a glaring discrepancy and I would venture that DAR no longer accepts applications based upon the prior membership lineages. I'm sending some McCulloh info that one of my Pate sources located for me in Oklahoma. We don't have enough on OK here to be a great help. There will be more cemetery pictures to send later but if I don't get this off now, I never will. Alice, in going over my chronological list on each McCulloh (och) name, I noticed that I showed an Alexander McCulloh taken from the State Records of North Carolina (index) and shows: "McCulloh, Alex., dead, 6. 47948,49. I have a penciled note showing a date of ca 1759• I will look further into this on the next library visit but I wondered whether this possibly could be father of our James? Love�7, v .0 4� Davie County Public Ubraty Mocksvilie, NC Jimmie Jean Bowman 21 OctIt . 1989 x ?Henry McCulloch md. Mary McCulloh, their son, t Alexander McCulloch: Alexander McCulloch md. 1734 Sarah Hill, Issue: I. Benjamin, q.v. II. Mary, q.v. I. Benjamin McCulloch, b. 17379 d. 1809, md. 1758 Sarah Stokes. Issue - Texas DAR: 1. Alexander (1777) = Frances LeNoir 2. Benjamin (1760-1) = Sarah (Lytle) Caswell 3. Samuel = Sallie Moore 4. Mary = Benjamin Williamson 5. Sarah = Schenck 6. Elizabeth = William B,oyland In his will, Alexander McCulloh (Sarah Hill) names these (Benjamin's) children as his grand children. IIs Mary McCulloch married William Frohock and had a son Alexander who Alexander McC (Sarah Hill) named as a grandson. Proof that Mary was Alexandees(Sarah Hill) daughter is that John Frohock identifies her as such in his will dated 1768. Mary had not yet married but apparently married between 1768 and will of Alexander (Sarah Hill) proved November Court 1798. Alexander Frohock must have reached maturity before 1798 as the property (slaves) devised to him were already in his possession. Please pass the extra -strength Excedrin:::: Oavje County Public Ubraay Mocksville, NC �yyi® EfWMEL LUTHERan church 7 Paul Kistler, born Penn. 1782- July 19, 1848. 7 Ann Kistler, age 78. �L Clarence Smith Little, Oct. 1, 1874- June 28, 1971 1 Lena Rhyne Little, Jan 27, 1882- Feb. 3, 1944. 7 Matilda Martin, died Sept 23, 1850, age 39 years, 6 months. 6 Catherine L. Maclean, Jan 12, 18487 Aug. 26, 1818. Cynthia Mauney, wife of Joseph Shuford, Mar., 1816. -Feb. 21, 1900. a „may..-zy j G. McGulloh, Oct 9 1833I,/ e3 �o years (both on one marker) Ma 6uc bah ! S �M.ClMci�lloh, Sept. 15, 1869",'age 88 years. (Footstone is L.M.) 4 George W. McLean, July 4, 1820 -Aug. 23; 1898. 4 Agnes McLean, Nov. 25, 1829- Sept. 4, 1893- 1 Sarah Michal, April 17, 1772- June 29, 1850. 7 Susan C. Moore, July 28, 1823- July 28, 1850- 4 Mary Ann Morrow, S -pt. 22, 182?, Aug 22, 1853• 6 Mary Morris, died Feb. 10, 1828, in 58th year. 1 George W. Morrow, June 26, 1798- Oct 2, 1836. 2 Jacob Mosteller, died July, 1839, age 20 years. 4 Robert Elisha Mota, 1882-1902. Z 4 Britton Odum, died 1900, age 87 years, 5 months. 4 Millie Odum, (wife of Britton). 3 Annie Plonk, Jan 8, 1858=March 9, 1909. Clorinda A. Propst, died Feb. 16', 1904. - or Mi9cy v rS 20 �\ N y Davie County Public Ubrary Mocksvale, NC 0 v j lgc h 0 ti but today there are no living descendents of this line who carry the name McWillie.16 James McWillie is buried at Frogdoo, Ireland. His tombstone inscrip- tion reads, "James McWillie, of Newton -Hamilton, died December 18, 1808, age 48." The second child of John McWillie, Henrietta Churchill McWillie, born 1762, married the Reverend William Reid of Vincash and Richill in Ireland, but they had no children. Adam McWillie, the third child of John McWillie, was born in 1766. He fell in love with Ann McCullough, the daughter of James McCullough and Annie Beall. aures an nrue a lough lived in the Kershaw District in South Carol- ina before the Revolution. Annie Beall McCullough, whose father was a Royal- --is— t, died quite young and her daughter, Ann, born December 18, 1768, was raised by her maternal grandmother until the grandmother's death. James McCullough married a second time and had several more children. James McCullough was a Royalist. It is said James' older brother was shot and killed by one of Marion's men as he was entering his own door and he fell dead among his family. James McCullough was disillusioned with the new United States and after the Revolu- tion returned to the home of his ancestors in Ireland, taking his family, includ- ing Ann, with him. He seems to have been a man of considerable wealth. After remaining in Ireland a few years, he again became dissatisfied, and as he would not return to the United States, he went to Canada where he lived to be a very old man. While living in Ireland Ann McCullough and Adam McWillie decided to marry, but John McWillie was opposed to his son marrying an American girl. Even worse, Adam McWillie wanted to leave Ireland and come to the United States. He saw no future for himself as a second son. His father would not allow him to go into the English army. Adam was determined and finally John consented for Adam to marry Ann McCullough. They were married in 1787 and their first child, Sarah, was born in Ireland on June 6, 1788. Adam was still determined to come to the United States. Finally his father agreed, but would only give him a sufficient amount of money for passage to America and back to Ireland. John was convinced that Adam and Ann would not like the United States and that they would shortly return to Ireland. John McWillie was at Belfast when Ann, Adam, and their small daughter, Sarah, boarded a vessel bound for Charleston, South Carolina. At the last moment John McWillie unbuckled his sword and gave it to Adam with the prayer that he would uphold its honor and keep the name untarnished. The sword is still a family pos- session owned today by Miss Suenette Dinkins of Jackson, Mississippi. John McWillie's hope for Adam's disillusionment with the United States and his return to Ireland was never realized. James McCullough still owned an exten- sive tract of land in the- Kershaw District of South Carolina and he gave Ann McCullough McWillie this tract of land.17 They settled on the McCullough land near Liberty Hill in Kershaw District, South Carolina. Adam had been trained as a civil engineer. Civil engineers and surveyors were much in demand in Amer- ica, and in thirteen years Adam had amassed a fortune equal to the one he would 16Johnson, Genealogy of the McWillie Family, pp. 14-15. From a letter dated February 9, 1914 from Mrs. Eizabeth Jane Albin in Ireland to Dr. Robert B. Johnson. 170ne James McCullough, age 23, arrived at Charleston, South Carolina January 2, 1768 on the ship, "Admiral Hawk," John McAdams, Master. With him was Agnes Mc- Culloch, age 20. On August 12, 1768, a royal grant of 150 acres of land was made to James McCullouch on Little River in Craven County, South Carolina bounded on all sides by vacant land. It is not known if this was the James McCullough of this chapter. Earlier grants included one in 1763 to John and Jean McCullough; Wills: Prince George Parish, South Carolina, August 5, 1774; will of William McCullough mentions sons, Joseph, Samuel, Jacob, Jonothan, daughter, Elizabeth, brothers, James, Thomas, Hugh, and John. Davill County Public Ubr aly 296 Mocksville Al&t'-Z -LA� Q r i „o 03 zs- i Dear Alice, I've been going through all of and various spellings and the at the present. 99 Feb. 1991 my files pertaining to the McCullohs following is all I can come up with Letter 21 Sep. 1990 from Edna H. McC Lowery: Margaret McCulloch Miller, �0 Oct 1 d 18 Dec 1792 bur in Mfller graveyard, m George Miller in'upliri Co NC , reporte to be the aug of a -Henry Mc ul to c ------� I doubt that she would be the dau of Secretary of Province as she was b 1735 and his other daughters birth dates began in 1746. She was still living 1?92, many, many years after Henry, S.P., died. You will recall that Iredell wrote in 1778 or 1784 that only two of the daughters were still living, Dolly and Betsey. I take these to be Dorothy Berisford and Elizabeth Margaret. According to Iredelli, Betsey married Capt. Jos. Meredith. In The Commoners of Great Brittain and Ireland - Burke, the following marriage appears and I have wondered if Dorothea Beresford was the daughter of Henry, S.P. "John McClintock, of Traintaugh, b. 1698 md. Susannah Chambers. son JAMES b. 17 Aug. 1735 and. DOROTHEA BERESFORD , dau of Henry M' Culloch Esq. Ballyaster in Derry and had 2 sons, 1 dau.: ALEXANDER -HENRY McCLINTOCK ROBERT McCLINTOCK SUSANNAH McCLINTOCK Date of marriage was not given. I also doubt that Margaret was a daughter Grabber (our Old Henry). Apart from Henry of any other Henry McCullo-och-ough men. Maria Ja in of C ->2e cL i o U ed of Henry , the Land I Eustace, I'm not aware Extract from letters Mary Carr White to Rowanda McC Smith: She quotes from the Iredell Papers, "Henry, late Secretary of this Province, two of whose daughters are now living there". (Emphasis mine-jjb). The memoirs re. the House of Myrton have been copied by James Iredell from the copy in possession of Henry Eustace McCulloh. Ired.ell follows with a genealogy of James of Grogan. He mentions that William, a merchant in DUBLIN, was the father of "Henry (late Secretary, of this Province), two of whose daughters are now living there". The whole tone of this paragraph added to the Myrton genealogy by using the terms "this province", the daughters were in Dublin@ makes me believe that it was James Iredell and, therefore, and "now living there", he meant _ - - j jb to AHE 11 Feb 1991 -2- The several paragraphs following the actual memoirs were all in quotes, and again I feel that all of these were the work of James Iredell, and. McRee got them from Iredell's papers. I'm still not convinced that our James was o/w son of old Henry, or that Henry and Penelope's children were illegitimate. I think their marriage after returning to England was to conform to the English laws at that time, and to protect any inheritance that might otherwise be jeopardized. The whole family of McCullohs, McCartneys and. Ired.ells seemed to hold old Henry and his wife, especially, in esteem. It would seem unusual for them to feel that way toward those of lesser moral standards, or birth. There also is that unidentified. Aunt Amy McCulloh who sent James the annuity. Now, about GROGAN vs CREGAN. The Townlands/Towns index for Ireland gives 5 Grogans and 1 Gr6ggan. The one that interests me is GROGGAN, Co. Antrim, Upper Toome Barony, Drummaul Parish. Once I questioned whether Brandalston could really be Randalston. In this index there is RANDALSTON, Co. Antrim, Upper Toome Barony, Drummaul Parish. There is no Camdey listed in the index. In the INDEX TO THE PREROGATIVE WILLS OF IRELAND 1536-1810 there is shown: 1682 M'CULLOCH, WILLIAM, Raneldstown, Co. Antrim, Esq. 1725 M' CULLOCK, JAMES, Baroney of Tome, C o . Antrim, Gent. 1800 M' CULLOCH , WILLIAM, CAMOLEY , C o . Armagh. These are deposited. in PRO -Ireland . I wish my correspondent in Belfast, a protestant minister, was into genealogy. I would ask him to check on these. He has never "taken up" anytime I have mentioned my interest in researching Northern Ireland. Could you straighten something out for me? In previous corres- pondence it was stated that the English genealogist had found JANE LETITIA and LETITIA ALICE (McCulloch?) buried at St. Nicholas, Chiswick, and that LETITIA ALICE was identified as "a stranger from London". There is another reference a few lines later that state that Henry, S.P.'s daus JANE and LETITIA were christened at St. John, Smith Square, Westminster, and buried there. Are these the same children as those said to be buried at Chiswick? There is still the statement by Harriet McCulloch, and by the Barfield descendants, that, (paraphrase) (1) The father of Alfred (James) , was a first cousin to George; ands; (2) That James McCulloh who married Catharine Taylor was an orphan raised by his paternal grandparents. Thus, the father of George (Henry Eustace) and the father of James (??) were brothers. jjb to AHE 11 Feb 1991 -3- Have you been able to locate the woman who had Alfred's Bible? You wrote that she divorced and remarried. Surely there is someone • who knows where she is. What a help it would be if she could be located, and that the children and their birthdates would be in there. Was she a:"Daniels originally? Just wondering which line could have fallen heir to it/////7 Regarding your question as to whether James had a daughter Betsey and a daughter Elizabeth. I've read and reread many times all of our material and feel that they are the same person. This is possibly a "3-H" letter, HELP, HINDER, HAMPERED. Anyway, genealogy teaches us to reason and it helps to be part bull dog in determination. Someone, somewhere, is sitting on the information we need and may he, she or it come forth SOON. The original Articles of Agreement that old Henry referred to in his will and were in the CCC of Boyd - I wonder whether there is a manuscript or other collection of Boyd and the articles might be among his papers? Oh, to be wealthy, and have the time to go to the Isles. I'm trying to get this off, then beg lia, on another stack of books to review for The Journal, quarterly of Friends of Genealogy. These have been donated to our seminar for March 1 and 29 and we have to get them reviewed before the seminar, and donation to Shreve Memorial Library. Helen Leary is our speaker, see program enclosed. I'm sure you have heard her. Everyone says that she really is good and I hope that we have a decent response. Alice, if you think any of this letter will be of interest to Edna Lowery, you can send it on to her with your letter. It really hurts me that we cannot get together in person and go over our findings - I feel it would help a lot. Any information that you share with me helps a great deal. Everything here the same J-immie fell in the yard a few days ago. He went out in his slippers and stubbed his toe on the walk. He thought he had his regular shoes on. He has a doctor appointment Wednesday - hope that he will be released soon, but this is a check- up to see how the tablets are helping with incontinency. Thank God. for Depends. Want to get this in today's,;: mail. Hope you are all right. I'm hanging in there. We had our 47th anniversary yesterday. We're not able to leave together for any length of time but managed lunch out and a stroll -shopping trip at the mall. I told a clerk that "shop 'til you drop" time seems to get shorter and shorter:::::i Love, — Lf�O �e�� 6d�L -- ----e�%..BoG Bet._.__/8� _U9�_ -- O H 4L cn NI j Davie County pubjjc lulb rmy NG ,0,4s�,- X �� ' Dze 9Q3Q,�s ��s1 P� • ISI � G /I�� 3 i )0 'i O v'°sfAil /1 �pWAn/ CU 3. 6 el I L' kz"-A � /I Davie County Public Ubrary Mo,ksviile, NC AwAk ,�. ?* OdAe# b Davie lv ky`IP eGNCDta�� 3 r g �s pavle �Uur; y publ%��bC� Mocksvale, ti .. _ r r - ��.- -... � _. - .. .., - .ter .- . �♦ Y r . .. • .`. • ... - .. r .+._. .-..+. ._.w. .iI .� r r. . .rw; Elizabeth Crawford Lock ?Ac Uul l och. Buried at Poplar fent Churebvard: David Crawford & wife Mary (young) of 1;abarrus Co.IT.C. "I n ' memory of David Crawford, who died August 69 1820, aged 80 years"; "In memory of �- Ifary.Grawford w1jo died Vay 15, 1820, aged 75 years".David Crawford 'was born 1740 in Ire - land adhere he - learned the tailor's trade & remained until 18 years of age, when he came to America, settled 'in Lancaster Cos, Pa., worked at hfs trade & married about 1760, Mary Young, whose 'parents Intended her to marry a rich young lawyer* 12he y came to North Carolina about 1770, lived near coddle Creek, on® mile southeast of poplar Tonto Their v • children were seven; ;an^y (born <<une 2 1767, r.�rr; ed Jan. 7 1792, Janes Hibbitt who lived, about twelve miles .south of Statesville N.Co & ran a tannery with his brother Hob- �l eft. Hie had first married a daughter of John Johnston of Iredell) ; Vine, born in .";4 b dHouston in Cabarrds Co. --some of these moved to �.arin o & Wilcox `ounce - married ,Archi al g ties Ala; Mary or "Poll married Jobn Johnston in Cabarrus county &= reared 14 children; Jemima married ;dill iam Cook, • Who lived a short time, then Avner Hope & had 4 children: Sarah married Hugh McKnight ; Eli zabe th married Mat thew Locke & had 3 children, tyle n she -NMI, oil -married John 1icoull och & had 5 children one being Amanda Caldwell of Statesville, Na C. ° Buried in Fourth Creek Presbyterian cl�u•rchyard,Statesvill�,. I .C.; "William Fo%:'ard born � Oct. 1821, died Oct.23 1842, %Vh, left a wiunw & a dauchter; Iviartha "nn (widow of ;Til - z 1 is ru Fot: and & rrife of Y.S.Dean) died 11ov•29 1861 aged 39 --rs.. 6 rhos; & 5 DaVig County Publicbbrary M svMe, NC oo, k a lVat thew Locke Jr, born May 22 1771 died Jan.5 1807 married second Elizabeth Craw- ford (daughter of Dav id & Ida Young -Crawford June 10 1802 & had% M(born Nov 0 'K� i 22 1803 married Dec. 13 1821 William Chunn• Mar et born married Dr. i.111 H.Trent ; & David Crawford, born July 3 1807. 'The widow, Elizabeth (Crawford) Loc(ISSI.N1 then married John McCulloch & had 5 children: Amanda married Ca3l;ie11 Western Carolinian of June 20, 1826= 'Earried in this County (Rowan) on the 15th. Insto by the Rev. James Stafford, Dr. William H.Trent to Miss Margaret Locke." v . V A Yrs. B.O.pamilton of Vount 1111a, r&C-*, wants information of Vathaniel Johnstone said to have been a captain in the Revolutionary War, & wife Sarah . Re lived in Rowan Co. XeC., not far from the Cabarrus County -line & fought at King's Kountain. His children were: John Brawn (went to Tenn,),, James (went to Tenn. Jane S(married Jacob St ire walt of Mill Sill, in 1810) -=she mentioned 'Uncle John UcCulloch in 1828; -nary married --- MaCulloh mho moved to Tenn.& wrote about father & mother John Brown Johnston (above) had a son, John Fariss who wrote daring War to his cons in at Fill Hill r Mrs, Tori Williams of Mooresville, H,Co was a McCulloch of Tenn & visited as a girl at J mill Hill but says her mother was not a McCulloch :fiat can be _the connection between NeCullochs & Jolinstones--their land ad joined tha Jacob Stirewalt lands --the last nar.�ed Was a son-in-law of --Nathaniel Johnstone v&o Cavo him some slaves in 1823. s Captain Jahn McCulloch was a near neighbor to dill mill & was called cousin --his daugh- ter, au -ter Mrs, Amanda Caldwell of Statesville ; C _ it t . . _ 191 i zabeth Crawford Locke (widow of Matthew Locke Jr., 'son of Gen, 'Matthew Lock®), married John VaGalloch 'on No.vo 21 1812 (Earriage bond signed' by Francis Johnston & Gil* p { Davie County Public Ubravy Mook-sville, NC 12 Dec. 1991 public Libra' Davie County Dear ALice, MO&Svilie , NC I just returned from several days in Tenn. and Ark. - plans to research one day in Memphis did not pan out due to circumstances beyond my control - a disappointment, to say the least. Adilou celebrated her 80th birthday and Mason and Iris their 50th wedding anniversary close together so Anna Dene and Flora came down from New York. We arrived close together at the airport in Memphis so that made it easier for Andy and Beck to meet us. That night Andy had everyone at his house for supper - Preston and his family came up from Memphis = Mason the only one missing. The next day, Saturday the 30th, Andy drove.- all rove.- all of us to Pine Bluff to join in the celebra- tion for Mason and Irises 50th wedding anni- versary- there were 18 Pate-McCulloh descendants representing our side. They repeated their vows and it really was nice. Anna Dene brought her video camera and so we have a record of the visit. She is to make copies for us. Then on the 6th Dec., Andy and Becky took us to Batesville and we had a mini McCulloh reunion at Mildred and James Elms. Most of Mildred's family came both days, and James and Winifred Morgan (Kate McCulloh) drove up from Texas to be with us. We really had a good time. Irises sister drove Mason and Iris up for one day so all of us were together two different times - the first in many, many years - and probably the last• Mason, Adilou and Preston are in failing physical condition and it hurts to see them getting that way. Lou has finally accepted the nursing home but is hurt the way it came about. Gene didn't get to go as he had to stay here ' with his Dad --'wasn't practical for the 3 of us to try to go. Flora will be a great-grandmother twice within a few months - one lost an earlier pregnancy so they are praying.for a full term delivery for both girls. These are her grandsons wives. Bubba Burks came for several hours and asked what I had heard from you. You know, THE BOOK. He has compiled such a nice book of pictures and articles on Jamestown. I asked James Morgan if he knew how his mother got her name, and whether it was Catherine Elizabeth, or Kate Elizabeth. He was a little uncertain but thought it Kate• I came down with two full blown bouts of diarrhea - something that I seldom if ever have - on the trip Lot more eating that I am accustomed to and little rest - lots of noise. Sandra {Preston"s} has two cute little boys, blond, blue-eyed and both left handed. Andy's girls are tall and dark haired and eyed. Piper will graduate next year; Kacey will soon be 16. Both have boy friends and we saw some of them. Hope you have a nice Christmas. We had thought of going to Okla but decided against it. Would have to leave the heat on - and weather uncertain. Also, Gene is broken out from head to toe again and doesn't feel up to the trip. He is developing cataracts and may face surgery later next year. JOHN H. MONROE. M. D. Dear Jimmie Jean, FORSYTH GYNECOLOGIC ASSOCIATES, P. A. 2909 MAPLEWOOD AVENUE WINSTON-SALEM. NORTH CAROLINA 27103 TELEPHONE 919.783.2902 H. RAY STURKIE, M. D. January 30, 1984 Ou1NcY A. MCNEIL. JR., M. D. I'll try to answer your letters while they are fresh, making random comments and queries. (1) What was "brooks -Baxter War"? The muster roll was really interesting. (2) Wonder why William D. McCulloh was listed as a farmer in the 1850 Mississippi census? He was in Mocksville "to read law" under Judge, Pearson. Maybe he didn't finish, or didn't get license and probably did not have a license for Mississippi. Wonder if Mariah Elizabeth (Georges wife) went to Mississippi and came back to N. C.? You found her in Rowan County in 1860. Mrs. Agner said she was buried at Emmanuel Luthern Church at Lincolnton, N. C. I'll see if I can find more about that -birth date, death date, will, etc. I see William named his oldest son George. Wonder where the other names came from? Who was George W. Thomas. Maybe Elizabeth was a Thomas and this was her brother. Could they have married in Mississippi? I have not seen a copy of George's will, but will try to find it. Mrs. Agner said a lady in Memphis, Tenn, Ann Iredell McCulloh had the Bible record and a picture of George and Mariah. Wouldn't it be great to have a copy of those? She mentioned—six gir—Es--and a boy. I wonder about that. We need 2 more girls. Agner had also picked up somewhere Charles but said she wasn't sure. It may be that he died young. Wish I had had a tape recording of that conversation. I believe she may have had contact with Helen Daniels Eaton of Mocksville, as I feel Sadie might have given Helen a copy of Harriet's letter - so I am wary of Agner. I know Helen and some of the Daniel boys are good to the old ladies - and I would not dare tell them how I feel toward Helen. I think your letter to Mrs. Agner is just fine and as you said we don't have to go beyond our James in Rowan into the extremely hard to find and expensive research. I KNOW if they had that they would get. { theirs out fast without a nod in our direction!! ZI am enclosing a copy of the references to George that I picked up. He was in Rowan 1813,1814, and 1815 and in the 1800 census of Rowan County(I ,J think. George McCulloh - 1800 census Rowan County -w- 1 male 16-26 (1774-1784) Who? Charles ?? Georze didn't marry until 1799. X 7d V I � 1 1 a Also if George were born c. 1767 or 1/b3, he would have been 33 or 36 when married and "Charles would have been out of wedlock too. Looks like every generation had to have one but I never read of a reference to it. male 16-45 (1755-1774) George born c 1767 female under. 10 (1790-1800) Harriet ? born c 1800. female 16-21, (1774-1784) Elizabeth born c 1781 Charles IMCCiI 1 loh I DaV18 County Public Ubra4 Mooksville, NC t • v FORSYTH GYNECOLOGIC ASSOCIATES, P. A. 2909 MAPLEWOOD AVENUE WINSTON-SALEM. NORTH CAROLINA 27103 TELEPHONE 919-765-2802 .JOHN H. MONROE. M. D. "` H. RAY STURKIE. M. D. QUINCY A. MCNEIL, JR.. M. D. B. c 180Q;-1�'-: II. HARRIET E. McCULLOH MB 8-22-1823 Isaac F. Bomar ( or Boman?). III. MARY McCULLOH MB 4-1-1828 JACOB PROPST B. c 1801 IV' MARGARET McCULLOH MB 6-13-1852 AUGUSTUS P. JAMES B. V. CHARLOTTE A. MCCULLOH MB 10-9-1867 WILLIAM R. CLARKE Born: VI. WILLIAM D. McCULLOH M. ELIZABETH B. c 1813 There was a George McCullough (66) born c 1.784 N. C. and wife Elizabeth b. c. 1790'N. C. in 1850 Tennessee Census Mc County. Could not have been ours for he died 1833. I was trying to fin -d Uncle" Amy McCulloh went to 1: with before she married Lawrence but it could have been on maternal s4.de and -we don't know whq Elizabeth was. (3) In Rowan County 1-17-1758 Resignation of Eliz. McCulloh Executorship to the last will of James McCulloh,'Dec. I think I have a copy of that will somewhere and that it did not ring any bl Don't remember it he left everything to Elizabeth and did not mention child: or if it mentioned children and I did -not recognize them as our line. That other James McCulloh in Rowan County who died 1812 could have descendants a] ancestors that get mixed with ours. The spelling bothers me, however. •If were our James father, wonder how our James got down to Duplin County and back to.: Rowan County. Will try -to find that will. I collect a lot of thin that seem not to fit and I file them -file is a joke under miscellaneous c county or maybe something really oddball. -(4) Is there a Mormon library branch there? I found the marriage of Henry and Henry Eustace there.. I found this item. M'Cullagh, henry, son of James M'Cullagh; christened 19 Oct. 17089 Dublin, Dublin, St. Nicholas.. If that were old Henry, son of James of Grogi look at that spelling. They'did come from Ireland and it could very well bE I don't know whether old -Henry was ever married before or not. Just speculation. If the other Henry,.Sec. of Province married his cousin -dau. of James of Grogan, could account for similarity of names. He was supposed be son of William and James of -Grogan had son William and grandson William. James of Grogan was married twice and had "numerous children" according to "Life and Correspondence of James•Iredell". Wish you could read that. Our libraries have it - under locked key - and you can sit and read as -long as you like, but I have not read it.: -through. Wake Forest has it on microf ilch( . I'll try to get it out and makea copy of the genealogy. Get it out means giving them your driving license to take the book to the copy machine withii sight of her desk. (5) Old Henry could have had two sons named James- the one who died in 175( and ours. Our Fames had two Penelopes and two Henrys. I believe Penelope died at about age 17 and Henry died as a young man. Think he was about 15 when -he got the slaves from his father in 1790. Wonder why the deed of gift of 1778 was -not carried out until 1790. Could not be upon father's _death because he lived until 1816. Maybe his mother-in-law had them all that time. Wonder if she kept the grandchildren a while. She tried to keep Dinah -the slave -even in 1790 when they were divided but the Court would .not agree to her petition. (6) What does S.P. mean? I always -thought it meant without issue. Oh, it meant Secretary of Province, didn't .it? I was trying to make it Latin and to mean without heirs and I knew that he had children. (7) The Genealogist in England did think that James (kardied 1750) and his sister Penelope were born in America. (8) The Genealogist found christening dates for those infants who were daughters of Henry, Secretary of Province. He had their burial dates but no actual birth dates. Letitia Alice was referred to as buried June 9, 1753, St. Nicholas, Chiswick, as "stranger from London". (9) .Just had a thought. If that Henry we saw from Dublin was ours, maybe he married in Ireland. The Genealogist did -not find them in Ireland, said it was too far out of his district,*too expensive to go there and he didn't give me anything on James of Grogan. He never identified Grogan - though he wondered about that. _ (10) No, I do not have the Daniel history. ? Josiah Daniel, son of Elizabeth Just have • and William Daniel -(Your info Jincy Daniel m. B. 3-5-1818 Alfred McCulloh B. 12-26-1794, Va. D. 1-9-1865 daughter of Josiah Daniel, Sr. Born Virginia, B. ? , Died c 1834 Polly-Pallston Daniel m.b. 10-10-1822 George Lagle B. Rowan Co. B. D. D. 1844 Davie Co. Josiah Daniel, Jr. m. 12-30-1831 Hannah D. Foster- her parents Rowan Co. born Virgin-! �i William Daniel ? John Daniel ? James Daniel m.b. 5-22-1824 Have to get to' bed.. Two o'clock. Mary Veach (bondsman Alfred McCulloh Love, ?Ol 64 e; s ,s i O s � r Or g --1-. fj L _so �y- _ 22, 33 PFA •r _ _ 4 n rr Or g --1-. fj L _so �y- _ 22, 33 PFA 10 x J M wi�� U SGV .G4' Y l[F LL X�—u Ise — �— - -26 — A3.. 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NG /9%K Davie County Public Library �o — /9//K•-�2cc✓B2/r2 7W4 MOCSVille, NC '604N wee /l7C GUL[aH, C•_�• ac% /833 A7AR/AH A• ^41 /BSo a�a ✓ /9R� K% k% vjC>a0e//i Dae. /97y as ✓ 191& vc AC/4 k972-� 0,01. -O/1k tic st2k C9 e19 /9. Nad, /88Y /S �/Lk ARK G?may /lea.✓E fca• 1997 /3 J %gk ve, A'ee � LI PA /VW.. /v°89 // %/le Ave /�CK DoH rJ �}. nuc. /a y3 'gek -- .c/c ,z JAMES McCulloh m. --------- Born Died 1816 c. P. B. Will 6-1-1814 Elizabeth Born Died 1841 c. P.B. Will probated August 1841 TI -me children are not in sequence because I know only a few dates of births. CHARLES McCULLOH Born: m. 180 illegible Died: before 1833 illegiM ALFRED McCULLOH m. Mar.5,1812 JINCY DANIEL Born Feb. 7, 1794,Rowan Co. Born: Dec. 26, 1794 (I believe Va. Died: June 7, 1865, Davie Co. Died: Jan. 9, 1865, Davie Co,'N. C P.B. McCulloh Family Cemetery P.B. McCulloh Family Cemetery Davie County, N. C. Davie County, N. C. CHARLES McCULLOH Born: m. 180 illegible Died: before 1833 illegiM P.B. Born: Died: P.B. HENRY EUSTACE McCULLOH (S) Born: June 23, 1806, Rowan Co. Davic, County Public Library Died: Aug. 31, 1886, Davie Co., N. C. hAocksvill% NG P.B.: Click Family Cemetery, Davie County CATHERINE McCULLOH m.before 1814 BAREFIELD Born: Born Died before 1833 Died There was a marriage of a Catherine McCull_oh and a Lewis Barefield Jan. 3, 1791 in Duplin County, N. C. She was marfied when named in her Father's will in 1814. She probably was oldest child. AMY McCULLOH m.Dec. 4, 1822 JOHN LAWRENCE Born Jefferson County Tennessee Rorn Died Died P.B. P.B-Goodspeed ETH♦Jeffersnn Co-. likely in Hamblen Co,then Jefferso PENELOPE McCULLOH m.Feb.19,181.3 JOHN B. MINOLA Co. Tenn. Born Born Died : ept . , l�$�+b Died: Feb. P.B. P.P. ELIZABETH McCULLOH (S) Born Died 1853 c. P.$. will probated Feb. 183 BETSY McCULLOH M. after 1814 Born ? Died Feb.Davie Co. P.B. Click Family Cemetery Davie County, N. C. HENRIETTA McCULLOH m. May 15, 1838 JOHN CLICK Born Died WILLIAM HADEN (widower). Born Born Died 1846 c. Died 184b c P.B. P.B-. Will probated August 1846 Will probated February'J'846 REBECCA McCULLOH M. Feb. 8, 1832 JOHN PATE Born: July 18, 1802, Rowan Co. Jefferson Born July 21, 1810 DIED: June 9, 1871 Co,Tenn. Died: July 27, 186 P.B. cotton field, oldP.B. old John Pate farm, Maxwell Gin farm on White later known as Allen farm River, Arkansas Greenbriar township(past-clum of cedars & bushes, stones down, 2 broken) John Lawrence (d. Jefferson Co.) md. Amy McCullough ( ), War of 1812, at Tohopeka 3-27-1814, grave location Goodspeed ETH Jefferson Co., likely in Hamblen Co. (then Jefferson) unknown whether marked or unmarked. "Soldiers of the War of 1812 Buried in Tennessee" compiled by.Mary Hardiw McCown and Inez E. Burns. Amy and John Lawrence were still living in 1860 when orphaned grandchildren. from Texas came to live with them. The grandchildren, children of .Mary Elizabeth Lawrence and D.:. Houston were: Homer Vergil Houston, Samuel Houston, and Texanna Houston (m. Barnett). I think Homer and Samuel went back to Texas when they were grown and Texanna Houston Barnett went to Kansas or Algin, Oklahoma. I had from some source that Amy McCulloh and John Lawrence were married June*,4, 1822 but your "Gleanings" said Dec. 4 1822. I also picked up the marriage date o Rebecca and M John Pate from your _"Gleanims". Thanks! Alfred McCulloh is my drirect line, but I want very much to work up his brother's line and those of his sisters. You see I have a long way to go. ;.I particularly wish someone from the Lawrence family and the Pate family would respond and help me work up their lines. dav, county Public Mrary Mocks4le, NG PEDTGREE CHART JAMES McCull.oh M. ELIZABETH 'Born Born f, Died 1816. Died 1841 c: P.B. P.B. f'.., .2 ALFRED McCULLOH m. Mar.5'1812 JINCY DANIEL Rowan County Born : l- cly. 7 1794, Rowan Co .� l £� Born . Dec. 26, 1794 irginia-��?�)` (V_ Died: June 7, 1865, Davie Co. Died;: Jan. 9, 1865, Davie CoN,C. P.R.: McCul.loh Family Cemetery P.B.: McCulloh Family Cemetery..:,.-,- Davie emetery. .-Davie Co., N. C. Davie Co., N. C. S• 7.3 JAMES McCULLOH M. CHARLOTTE AMILIE HOLLAND Born: Oct. 8, 1818, Rowan Co. Born: Nov. 9 1821 Stokes Co'. ..,.' C > > Died: May 2., 1892, Davie Co. Died: Dec. 22, 1895, Davie Co. P.B. McCulloh Family Cemetery P.B. McCulloh Family Cemetery.. Davie Co., N. C. Davie Co., N. C. 4 GOSHEN McCULLOH m. 12-9-1883 LAURA FRANCES GOBBLE navie Co. , Born: April 3, 1853, Davie -Co_, Born: -March 4, 1865,• Davidson;Co.N, Died: July 15, 1928, Davie Co. Died January 1, 1948, Fors th` ```�T'�C=o':• -;N. P.B. Fork Church Cemetery P:B. Fork Church Cemetery r 1 Davie Co., N. C. , Davie Co. N. C. � 7.5 BERYL CHARLOTTE McCULLOH', m. 6'=23-1921 JOHN LUTHER HOLTONrr� Y FNS; Davie Co. Born: Se tember 15 1892 Davie Co. . Born. July 9, 1870;'� p : Iredell: Co ,N,:C', Died: February 21,1976, Forsyth Co. Died Oct. 3, 1.950," Davie, .,Co:;rN• C. P. 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"The history of the McCulloch family, like many otters, has been badly mixed up by the descendants in the various accounts that have been written. For instance, in an account appearing in one version is found as a preface,the following: Gam; 11 Tend Eustice ;.:cCulloch L his brother Ben ow, min, were rk::tives of Ireland and came to Virginia prior to the Re voluti on:•.ry filar. 1 - "Henyy McCulloch, of the County of Middlesex, England, executes Power of � Attorney to John Campbell, and to Henry Eustice McCulloch, his son, which is witnessed by the affidavit of David Meade -- 'vol. 6, V. Car. Records, p. 569 "I, Henry McCulloch, late of Scracte, in the Province of North Carolina, in America, but now of the Garish of Cheswick in the county of "iddlesex and the • Kingdom of Gr -.at Britain: -,Whereas, on Dec. 13, 1736 and on May 22, 1740, I received grants to 1,200,000acres of land in the said province of 'forth Carolina; and, I am entitled to eight grants, each of theca containing 12,500 acres of land lying on the branches of PEE DEE and HOREE (?) Ricers in North Carolina, made out- in the name of Dr. William Houston; also eight other grants containing (a total of) 100,000 acres, made out to me, and eight others containing a like amount Made out to me, and six or eight other 1:Uce grants of 12,500 acres each on flat Eno and Tar hirers in Ilorth Carolina, and various other grants, this power of attorney is given to said John Campbell and my son Henry Eustice McCulloch, this the. day of 1761. Vol. 6, Ilorth Carolina Records, P. 573. 'Undoubtedly, the above Henry McCulloch is the ancestor of the :IcCul? oohs w4 settled in r�,therford County, TIennessee. d..7 RELILICIISHIP of the McCULLOCHS to the FJLL "'LIM I•ICIrI _ C�.D ^�?•: ILII5 . Col. Benjamin Hill, ,orn in 1697, probably in V, rginia, is said to ::ave' o married a Miss Latham. He died in Bertie County, Id. Carolina in 1758 leaving a47, o 0 will in which he mentions: v Son: Henry Hill.0 Daus. �:ary Hill m. John Cc . pbell o Priscilla Hill m. Colonel J o eph Montf ord -- Sarah Hill m. Alexander McCulloch. Sarah Mr1707-1794) tford, sister of Jo eph Montford who m. Priscilla Hill m. David Stokes ' Sarah Hill and Alexander McCulloch had: �. 1, r•IcCulloch, klexander . m. Sarah Stokes b .4174tr 0 M tV% -4e • lq Amt It 2. 14cCulloch, Benjamin rr, I ?q� • • 3. McCulloch, Elizabeth V 4. 14cCulloc h, iiury .� 1• 2idC,LLCCH, Alexander and S .rah sTokes I•IcCulloch rod:two sons: 0 1-1 I•icC;lLLCCh:� 3"en azi.n 16 ril 1789 m. S.,rah j � b. p _+_____, ( 27 June 1790- e --- 1862), died. at i:clinr_ville in 1847. 1-2, 14oCUILLGCH, :dexander, 'Yale graduate, served with General Coffee, S," U War of 1812, m. Frances LEIMIR who died in Texas and is buried in the State I metery at Austin: Children: ULUIkL4Jg- V SQ;rLis ! . Ve% 4 . Sdfah, 4 i u rJ s:�uCA 190 -Id (Pie n1 rxa) S4k 0 A X.—TYr. -. 2-1. 14cCL LLOCH, Ylleccander who served in Texas Army 2-2. +ylcC J LOCH John S � 2-f. McC�ZLOCH, James C p f f e_ -C. 2 -Se McC;�ZLCCh, Gena Ferry Eustace (C.S.n. of Texas) 2-6. 11COJLLOCH, Sarah Stckes i. Albert. Keble in Rutherford Co. Tenn. and died in :JaLker Co., Texas in 1849. McC'�;LLOCH, Mary :%nnie who married 1•:illiam L. iQTCHCLL ' Rutherford Cc., Terr_, and died in Gonzales County;; Texas in 1846, 2-5, 2—Oo I-1cCt-LL0CH, Frances Olivia m. Ch`rlesP._RISH in vleakle Co, Tenn I-,IcC'-LLCCH, Harriet i•Iaria } m. Tato DE PTCI;� nephew of on. Thomas ,dart .,Anton, who was C ptain in Texas Rangers 2-14 in 1877 and Lt. Colonel of ;goods Regiment in C, S, MQ i:IcC ;LLCCH, Elizabeth Julia, 2-10. M. Rov. R He T.'�I� 1UT of Dyer Co T i;IcC;;LLCCH,-Adelaid Delia, m. Albert G. PIERCE of DyerCo,,Tenn. _3 - MCCULLbGF1, $ 2-41 Gen. Henry Eustace "Ic 'Culloch, CS:* m. Jane Isabella ASHEY. 2. ricCuZLCCH, Ben-aczin (son of Sra. kill and :ilexander i•:cCb1LCCH), of ' 1h=freesborough, in 1825 Church, and wife was one o+ the ruling- elders of the First ?rebytsrian Sarah (1.=st k ame unknown) had the following children. i�IcC;1LLOCH,delaic'Gb. bed. 30, 1812- I jg �s' - ^^ 5�,�,-y.�� N i i� icC'� LLC�Ii, `Henry , b. 14.: fay 1$19 f I�icCuLLOCH, ary Elizabeth, b. 22 I-Iov, 1816,Cr�. HG ZD, Thomas Z, 3 Apri18J4• 'JcCuZLOCH Annie b, � , 13 Oct. 1818' d l-�--- McC 1LOCH, Sarah, b. 25 Oct. 1822 McCULLCCH Phillip b, r 10 Jan. 1425 Ls�0-,., _ 0R,- r"4 �. McCULLOCH, Ellen bo26 1829- . C t 9 I.1cC;;LLOC;:. , John, b. 15 Sept. 1821 - McCT,: LLCC H, R.i c hard b. 13 i =a.y 1829.? Thomas M -Xy who ria_ Tied 1-3 lkmay Elizabeth 1,_Culloch was Hawkins Co. j Tennessee, died 15 Septem-%J,:r 1365. 31 August born sbn,/1802 in P- 620. "---It is claimed by the family th�:t the :icCullochs were from, T�ir �.nia T. - to Middle Tennessee, and they may hzve been, but their ancestor :ile_ irgi IIcC%L�,GC:� (woo msrried Sarah H_11) certainly did live in :North C,3rolins However) there i'o also record evidence tirit� aor.�,e c.L the descendants afterijards lived in Virginih. Reference: See also :liscellareous Records, r. Defiance C. 1pter, 195; ; SevAral ' A. R. iJortr. C};rolina, .�.o, pages mn Henry Eustace icCulloh, serfic as above i Data Excerpted by i EAna ;?azel ::cCulloush Lowery 209 Iffoland .3t . Tn alls Cht:rch, Virginia 22046 ape Q iso."�1_ --k47. o�r�a J_ PI. Car. , Tenn., i exas I TA McCU LLCCII SLY Note: Da e.Ycerpted fran Dhc� nenbership files by -dna :fa,zel :icCullough Lorery, 209 Noland St . , Fulls Cl- urch, Va. 22046; November 29, 1977 `.' DAR membbr will be no. 1, and her fat -her' listed as no. 21 mother no, 3, paternal lines fi.' dt, males even nos., females picked up as odd numbers each martiage. DAR r 551 8011 kb* 1. Corma, Thelma Juanita dau. of 2. COL111-t' 'Alliam Duman, b. 11-27-1882, Telico, Ellis Co., Tex. d. Ennis Texas, 8r�0-19471 m. 7-1-1907, RUMP,, Laura Belle (no. 3), b. 12-25-188. Byrd, Ellis Co. Texas. She dau. of 4. PaRIC li Henry Lilly, b. 9-27-1833, 'r,Iocksville, iI. Car., d. Byrd, Ellis Co., Texhs, 10-17-1397, and his second wife • 7. 1•1cCULtMij� I•iary, b. 4-29-1849, Dyer Co., Tenn; d. .•Iichita Ynlls, Texas,. 4-8-1934)n- 3-18-1369. She dau. of 14: MCCULLOCH` James Coffee, b. 2-4-1819, i:utherford Co., Tern, d. 1-16-1866 Piles `�*a2ey, Ellis Co., Texas, M. 3-27-1847 15. WILSQ , RLnerva Jane, b. 18289 Tern; d. 5-22-1268 Ellis Co., Texas. 28, I4cCULLOC:I, Alexander, b. 8-16-17762 L-anenburg Co., Va.; d. 8-4-1846 in DYERCo. s Texas. m. 9-12-1799 LEIIOIR, Frances fisher, b. 4-11-1780 Dinwiddie Co., Va,, d. 6-10-1866, Files Valley, Ei lis Co., Texas. (She is rib, 29) 56. McCULtdCI#, Benjamin, b. 17371 Halifax Co., Pi. Car. d. Edenton, Chowan Coo, N. Car. 1809, m. 1758 A 57. STOKES, Sarah (I�iontfort) b. 10-23-1744 Lunenburg Co., Va.; d. Chowan Co. ..N . Car. 3-12-1799. This boulple resided in :�,tlifax North Carolina.Children listed for nos. 56 and 57 : MCCULLOC-I, Benjamin b. 1761 M. I•irs. Sarah Li�tle Caswell L c-� 11cCULLOCii, Alexander, b. 8-16-1776, m. Frances Fisher Lenoir �? � I-IcCULLOCH, Sadttel and his Erwin M. SEIllie Moore .n -16CULLOCII Mar+ �J m. B�njarin W. Williamson A' = 2•icC"uLLCCf I, Sarah m. 141•. Schneck McCULLOCII, Elizabeth M. William Boylan o 0 U � iE�i�F •%Nr � References used: c rte P1� Car. State Records Vol. p,. 11?6 CO Historical Sketches of if. Czar. 1584-18513 Col. John R* ' Theeler 0 Chapter, Di1' pp84-1S59 ',dol. 21 P. 185 • FAd.lI fax Co. History) 1916) p. 40 DAR 247, 398;.A-470--a.-A-460. 1. Mary 1"Welaide Fritz m. rev. James i eding i�'U-1111 2. �'i�iT �, Ienry I Ullip, b. 4-27-1372 Leesville Tenn d. 6-10--1 19 ii s::ville. m '-, • ' 9 a "D�' elaide b 3. C;:��,.�_..tL:�IN i•iary _Id , . 3-29-1879, ilashville, d. 3-2C•--1929 m S-.6-1899 , 6 C�',:ii•' �Lr�Iii, James b. 6-27-18"6 Lcui sbu T n ' > > > rg, y e=� , ... 7-26-15C9 ..us:�vi?.le n. ?. 11:IOV:C1 L, Adelaide :::cokes, 'o. 1-16-1511, shvil' e, d. 1-12-1°26 ::asrivlle 2--13-1868 . , �'7" j Ja. I•Jam, ' b 14. I.1I.,_.LL . . 7-2-18031 Iiud:62lle .m. 15, MCCULLOCI:, Adelaide Stokes (difficult to read) .� 30. i•IcCULLCC:i, Benja...An (verified by 500 856) and 31.. STOKES) Sarah. Issue of IlL,. 30 and ::o. 31: Page 2, BENJX:II-I McCULLOCH: Issue of I; os . 30-31: 140CULLCCi , Alexander 8-16-1776-7 m. Frances F. Lenoir McCUILOCH, Ben4J I n 4-16-1789 m. Rrs. Sarah ,Uw. (Lytle) Caswell IricCULLOCIi, Samuel twin to m. �. �c Sallie I•ioore MCCULLO i Mary m. Beni. W. '-:illia.ms on McCULLCCI7, Sarah d. young McCULLCCII, Elizabeth n. William Eoyland Verification from no. 500 856 below: 1. Tomlinson, Sarah Annette, b. 3-26-1944, Jeatherford, Texas. (residence 4545 Evergreen, Fort :xthur, Texas), dau, 2. Tomlinson, Jesse James, b. 4- idov. 10105, I-I,disonville, Texas m. as 2d. wife 3. CARTER-, Elise, b. 9-9-1911, Weather -ford., Texas, m. Jure 42 1942 6, Cnna, F rank, b. 12-7-18762 !"' atht�rford, Texas. d. I[ea.ther ford Tex. 6-12-1947 m. 7. CALLUWAY, ffettie, b. 1-16-1880, Wylie., Texas, m. 1-8-1903 14,, C LLC: `" Y, henry ziarris on, b. 1848, d. 1594 m. 1874 15. 146CULLOC I, Sarah Emily, b. 1854, d. 1914, dau. 30. McCGLLOC: , Jesse B., b. 1831, d. 1858 m. 1853, 31. MULY"I'M, Amanda J. b. 1839, d. 1873. 60. McCULLCCH, James 3onjamin b. 1791, d. 1862, m. 1815 61. , Ply `E, Susan, b. 1798, d. 1849 120. McCULLOCIII Benjamin b. 1760, d. 1829 and his 2d wife , 121. CASIMLL, Sarah (nee Little) b. 1768, d. 1833 m. 1789 240, McCULLOC':, Bend4min, b. 1737, Halifax Co., N. Car. d. Edenton, Chowan Co., rN. Car . , 1809, m. 1758 241, STOIMS, Sarah b. 17442 d. 1799 , 480. 4cCULLCCii, Alexander, b. 17152 d. 1798 m. 481 HILL, Sarah, b. 1716, d. 1771, m. 1734. Cn1y child listed is Benjamin b. 1760 m. Sa,ra.h Caswell nee Lit-' Above v, .rif ied by 344 888; 124 481. Note: Ti is is the first one shaioing a second marriage for Benjamin EfcCulloch, b. 1760, and Sarah Lytle or Little Caswell b. 1765. Will check the Lytle DAR record to see if she is listed as "Little" or "Lytle". Mote Sarah was married to Caswell, first* THE DU1 is getting to be quite firm about the data submitted. Earlier reccrds right not have been quite so well-documented, but as of 1977 every ping is checked, and if it does not prove comnlQtely, data is returned. Note, the above does not agree with TEIMSSEE COUSIT:S, which I have heard is not accepted as proof now. I do not know that it ever was. ?Fill try to check a few more of t::Ese records on tUs family. 14ill'also check to see if I can find the address of the lady above to see what she has. Of oourse, it is possible, I think, to see the file which is reserved for the WR genealogists which contains the sworn records. Note: I have never found any data on the other children listed above: i. e. Samuel, specifically, where there would be McCulloch descendants. a bA 4 --an 44 6XI, jzX" JUL6 Ci4a4-e, IdW � u �a 4Z } d) f -9 A-Y/� �aU LGfh, l/ aS-,/O Gf /y 4f j /A6 5 nz44 %dlg Mal �tl,a SV4� v s�1 z: ice_ z /' - /,� i � ,e,)")-ia, -,23 - 44-) 4 /e �� , iii .iefl LeRzAj2 f�u. ✓� ��; a 9 prig i �� b And�;l` ri�ec�, ,r,�.� .: y �.r �Ao reL - ; �,�� . > �� Via- :� .�' Alp. Ad; E5 h.�: ifs£ ��.��, 'ILA 1 ,,.:�� P - A 4/4 P - A �?6zaf-) /� LW lv, ,; �i /;p /��- Ad , ,/yL')° ^uw ja aila &0-) 1� All /y66 r� ,oz4 P /a A:j j7 /y o&A /X/� ice -6,4. 16r 14 �6 two► JOHN S. LOlA`RY ! 209 NOLAND STREET FALLS CHURCH, VIRGWK 22046 ' SCIZ PUBLISHED GENEALOGIES ' CWTAINING DAM ON VAR.ICUS MCCOLLOCH, McCULLWGH, etc. ubl�c �;bra�, • av'� Count`s P A1C t Cokll vtle_� b� •, Na VNa -MA MCI' Cl, 11 au + baw F_ �c y o Virginia THE McCULLODGH IWIILY Alexander McCullough, Sr. of Henery County, Virginia �,� it 00. McCULLOUGH, Alexander, b. ca 17781, Henery County, Virginia in. NANCE, Susannah (b. 10 Aug. 1781 in Henery County, Virginia, dainghter of Reuben NANCE and Amy WILIUM ON NIVICE ), d. Il Nafteesboaro, Tennessee Children: 1-19 McCVUOMH, Allen, b. ca. 18013, henry Co., Va. m. AR1M9 Nanaey 1-2, McCULLOWH, Richard Dilliston, b. 30 Oct. 1803, Henry Co, Va. m. POSEY, lancey, d. 23 October 1882 1-39 McCGLLORGH, PIl,Y, be ca. 1804, Henry Co., vae 1-49 McCULLOUGH, Rubin, b. 1805, Henry Co., Va. 1-59 MoCL LLGVG H, James, b. 13 Feb • 1807, Hgnry Cog, Va. m,,.MoFA M3N, died 20 July 1892 1--6, 1-IcGUL1k-UGH, Alexan er, Jr. b. ca. 1809, Herwy Co., Va. 140 ISI MIMIS' H13sabeth, b. fte 1811, FAwy Go#, Va. me Mme, Goodlow 1-8, McCUIIOUGH# Sarah, be oa. 1813, Henry Co., Va. m. SMITH, John 1.,99 McCULLMH, Isaac, b. 29 Apri; 1816, Bermi.ngton, Marsball Co., Tena. m. McFADDIN, d. 29 March 1908 1-10, McCI3LL0909, William Wesley, b. ca. 1818, Dyer, i►igrhball Co., Tenne, 1-14 MQCHLLOUGH, Martha Ann, b. oa. 1820, Dyer, Marshall Co., Term. m. ARNETT $ James 1-29 McCULLOUGH, Richard Dillisbon b. 30 October 1803, Henry Co. Virginia, d. 23 October 1882, m. POSER, Nancy b. 11 March M 1807 in S. Carolina, dau. of POSE?, Zachariah and Nancy d. 20 Jam► 1878. Children: 2-1. NCUIIOUGH, Ednie Elisabeth, b. 3 Dec. 1825 n. MurfyresboEro, Rutberford Co., Tenn. d. 5 Jan. 1830 2.2. AOCULLOBGH, James Dillard b,, 6 Jupe 1827 near Murfresboro, Rutberfard Co., Tenn. m. 28 I rah 7; LOl�:'EN, Elizabeth Mooare$ d. 10 May 1873. 2-3. McCULLOUGH, Nancy :Susan, b. 28 Aug. 1831 vr. Murfresboro, Rutherford Co., Tenn, died in infancy. 2-4o MQCULLOTJGH, William Alexander, b. 2: June 1834 neer Iiurf5resbcrof: Rutherford Co., Tenn. d. 28 August 1849, did not marry. 2-5. MoCULLUGH, Allen Posey, b. 26 April 1836, near Muxfreaboro, Rutherford Co., Tenn. m. LOWS, Mary A. died 1910 2-6. HcGULUXUGH, Dillis0on Squires, b. 11 May 1838 near Murfesbaro, • Rutherford Co. s * Tenn. m. JUMON, MartWane, died April 1906. 2-71, NeCULLONGHt Rubin Wilson, b. 11 Dec. 18390 near Mu fresboro, Rutberfard Co., Tenn. d. 25 Furth 1861. Did not marry. 2Q8. McCULLOUGH Coleman Riqbardson, b. 25 Feb. 1842, nwr Mu fteebWo, Rutherford Co., Tenn. m. Nc;A E, Margaret. DiedApril 1918. 2-+9. McCULLOUGH, Richard Taylor, b. 1 Feb. 1847, near Hm reesboro, Rutherford Co., Tenn. # md. lot. JOILDON, Susan; died 13 Nov. 1930• 2-10. McCULLOUGH, Julia Ann Sophronia, b. 7 Deo. 18509 near Mufreesbcro, Rutherford Co., Tenn, mo SALfi!�;'. FM t Paul, died 1931. 2-2, McCULLMH, Jams Millard b. 6 June 18271, Mufresboro, Rutherford Co. Tenn. m. 21 August 1849 in Shelbeyville, Bedford Co., Tenn. md. 4aV LOFTEN, Elizabeth Mocre (b. C, April 18)0 near NAirfresboro, Rutherford Co. Tenn. dau. LOFTEN, Eldredge and Elizabeth MOORS LOFTEN; d. 14 Feb. 1870 in St. George, Washington Co. Utah); md. 2d. Martha Jane LOAMp died 10 Hay 1873 in Fanaca, Lincoln Co., Nevada, buried Fanaca, Lincoln Co. Nev. CounkY public WWI F. 29 M0CaWuGH, llexander, Sr. of Henry County, Virginia. 3-1v 14d LLCUGH, Eldridge, b. 9 Jura near Clinton% Madison Co.: Texas , me 11 Jan. 1877 ThC)EkS, i -'Pry Rates, d. 6 Dec. 18890 3-w2, McCU LILUGH, William Alberto b. 6 .`.ug. 1854, near Clinton, Madison Co., Texas. m. 25 Jane 1877, PFARCE, Martha Amelia, d. 24 Feb. 1947 3-3. McCULLOUGH, James Dillard, b. 7 Jan. 1858, Washington, Washington Co., Utah, died unm d. 7 Jan. 1859 3.4. McCULLOUGH, Jatmes Loften, b. 17 Dec. 18589 Washingto% Washington Co., Utah, died unmd. 11 Nov. 1876. 3x5, McCULLOUGH, Sarah Elizabeth, b. 26 May 1861, Washington, Washington Co., Utah, m. 12 Sept. 1877, DEFRILZ, Bbeneser Godfrey, d. 25 Nlov. 1527 3..69 i4cCULLGHS Joseph Guy, b. 23 Dec. 1863, St. George, Waehix�gto: GU Go., Utah, d. 30 Oct. 1893 unmd. 349 I•fcG;',LQ,GIi, ,.1ariqy ite l=nar, b. ca. 18"t St. George, Washinatc, Co. Utah, died as infant with twin 3-8, IffcCii Li��dG Ii, ben j amin, b. ca. 1865, St. George, W'ashinom Coop Utah, died an infant. 3-9, NQ,LLC►UGH, Horgce Samuel, b. 25 Dec. 1869, 5t. Georgei Wnshington Co., Utah, m. 23 Jan. 1.895 n: CUMNGRAM, Elisabeth d. 27 Nov. 1946. ' Above data from Mrs. Lavarda Jones P. 0. Rc c 2$ 223 Hunti ni t on, Utah 84528 August 15, 1974 SP tot Edna Hazel .11(cCullough j Wer 209 Ncaaund S't., Falls Church, Virginia 2201 Mrs. Jones descends tbrourh Sarah Ellzabejth McCul ough, 3-5, above. Frcm her inf ormation it snems that James Dillard mCullaugh and lizabeth 11oar'e Lofton beoame liormans and were baptized into the ,qorman Cprureh 31 October 1852, perhaps when living in Madison :;ounty, Texas and thbn moved to Utah. A&n'F&a j a.Sa M lin a c.�.¢ a-.-..- �► , Lowes 3 - A k� d�.�• � ��.o d.a�, Iia �.%..� � �-�- ► L 61 L t_r.cr CA- �.rr..• -•, �Jl �...._.C�i' t C.�4 r- ,��t E' (�, -7` A-- Davie County Public Ubraq Mocksville, NG �4 Notes p. 2, THE mcCVLLOUGH FAKLY OF RUTH RFCRD COUNTY and Murfreesboro ,/I 2. Benjamin, listed as son of Sarah Hill and Alexander(IleCullough) McCulloch 1-6. This is no doubt the well known Pbil-Up Doddridge Mc Cullough, whose descendants were prominent in Arkansas History, Lee County. Genealogy is: CENTEWNIAL HISTORY OF ARKANSASl pp. 440-443 VA 00. McCULLOUGH, Aaexander 1. McCULLOUGH, Benjamin m. Sarah Lytle (also listed as Little, and Spgnh Little Carsell), dart. of Capt. Lytle of the R-3volution CHILDREN: only one given in Centennial Tlirtory of Arkansas McCVLLOXCH, Phillip Doddridge, b. 15 Jan. 1825, m. 15 November 1846, \ iucy ':irginia L'urru:, noes 1.urfrec❑bra, completed U. of Nashville in 1842, V t- studied medicine Lotdaville 6iedical 1nstit)4e, Louisville, Ey. class of 1846. Remained in Murfreesboro until 1853, remobed to Trenton, Gibson Co., Tenn to 1877; to Hot Springs, Garland Co., Ark. in 1877. died 26 Dec. 1893. Buried in Trenton, Tenn, with Masonic honors. Presbyterian Lucy Virginia Burrus, dau. of Lafayette and Eliza (Reedy) Burr" a sister of Dr. Charles Reedy, congressman from Tenn. Ed. in Ward Institute of Nashville. Mother of 8 children. She died 11 July 1866. Methodist Church South CHILDREN: deo'd 1. McCULLOCH, R. H. to Arkansas in 1868, when book pub. . was a farmer, and pros, of linti�nal Farmers Union of U.S. 2. McCULLOCH, Lida, widow of J. T. Ho; -g of E1 Dorado 3. MoCULLOCH, Mattie, m. William HICK of Trenton, Tenn, deed at date of book 4. MoCULIACH, Edgar A., chief justice of Supreme Court of Ark. 5. McCULLOCH, Sally, died in infancy 6. McCULLOCH, Lucy `J., " "" s 7. McCULLOCH, Alma, It " " Davie County Public Library 8. McCULLOCR, Phillip Doddridge Mocksvilie, NO Md. 2d. Lucy Whitney Lewis, 15 June 1870, d. 5 Dec. 1871. No children Md. 3d. Maggie Gilbert, 15 Nov. 1877 -fsba.yet living, time of bock) CHILDREN of third marriage ," 9. McCULLOCH, Gilbert (living in Bauxite, Ark, works with American Bauxite Co. 10. McGVLLOCH, Ben (deed at date of book) No. 8, McCULLOCH, Phillip Doddridge b. Murfreesboro, Tenn 23 June 1851. attended private schools in Tennessee, Andrew College. Studied law in Trenton, Tenn. Admitted to the bar in Aug. 1872 in Trenton, Tenn. To Marianna (Lee Co.,) Ark. t on 26, Feb. 1874, with H. N. Hutton as partner; then with his brother E. M.(E. A.?) in 1884, until 1904 when his brother became a member of the Supreme Court; remained in practice until 1914. farmer, as well, and own several businesses in tdartanna. 5 -term member of Congeess (U.S.) ret'd 1903. m. 20 Dec. 1876 Belle Mlle, dau. of W. W. Mills: Children: Mills L Heber, dec 3. bLsbel, decd; 4.Louise m. J 4. Reed of Mariana, Ark. 5. Doddridge b. 15 J„ly 1886,�educatid, Rockville Academy, Rockville, Md; B. A. U. of Ark, 19070 LL. u. U. of Va. 1909, living in Marianas lawye 6. Phillip, deed. Excerpted by: Fdna Hazel McCullcu& Lowery w ` 209 Noland St., 4 Falls Cturch, Va. 22046 Vir('ini.as rnncssee, :sour1 ;?TJ 11 G. G ,gilt �. 0 Vol. II. Volume 1, published in acA;rce: THE P+kC��! ��►H-t��'�S:,�t•i i'��1].,I, � 17Gb-l9?, 1955• Printed by Southworth I'rintirlL Co., S.-iringfields I•li_ssouri, and taken from the record of Willis jiustin McCULLAIi. ' -- e ration supplied bys and extracts rade by: Edna Hazel McCullough Lowery, Ntun ,x PI 209 Noland Street April 13, 1975 'rills Chnrch, Virginia 22046 14CCULI.UUGH s Thomas of Scotland U.S. ` 1'730 I McCU LLOUGH , Henry (of Scotland) Note: Uses as source fog• t}:is: Will book of 7'e«nc;eee, Hawkins Co., Vol. 2, p. 354• bated '•larch 20s 1834. May i erm 18.4. 2.1. McCULLUUGH, Alexander �. 2..29 McCULLOUGH, William 2_3, McCULLOUGHs Nancy 2_4. McC 1,1 A.111f X11, Vancy cCULLA HAlexandepl( - ) md. 1st WHEAT, Rebecca 2_l, M 3..1 CCULIA P Alexander, b. 16 July 1793 -Wythe County, Virginia. Died, 0CUII18 April 18569 Saone County, Missouri. Following birth of 3-1 McCUL1AH, Alexander, 2-1 14cCULLAHs Alexander and Rebecca WHI'IAT Cullah separated. Alexander 11cCullah md. McNNUTT,�Eliidzabeth and had two children) J%ws and Emily. Rebecca Wheat McCul lah second LHiB J 6hn and lad seven other chi ILU i:1tT:� GN Luc . 3-1• McCULUiH, Alexander md. 14 March 1819 in L'lount Co,, Tenn., � Y 4.1 McCULIAH, E�.izabeths died in childhood elcena 4-2• 14cCUWLH, John Wesley, b. 12 Rarch 1821 -Roane Co. Tenn m. SH�1�Ts ates B 4-3. MCCULLAIIs Rebecca, b. 18 July 1822, m. 21 Dec. 1841 SHORT, Elias Bates 4--4, McCULIAIls Thomas Lindsey, d. as a child. nroe Cog Tenn. 4--5. McCULUili9 demes Alexander, b• 18 Jan, 1 183011omclii.nn Coo Tenn 4-6, McCULIAH, Lucinda tsar oline s b. 10 Ila s Tenn 4-7. McCULLAH, William Francis,b. 10 F(., 1832, Roane Co. 4.8, McGULl.j►lip Rufus nsburys b. 27 July 1833 --died in (:ivil War at kollas Mo. 4-9. MccuuL ,-Hs Samuel Calvin, b. 1 July 1£ 37-3 'eb. 1906, dau. of ThomAs 1'013F;itT:SON and Elizabeth Lucy Robertson 14cCullah (18 F'eb. 1799, � LANE, died 1 December 1849, just after reacha.ng I•.issouri) . Alexander md. 2d. 1-lrs. Elizabeth COU AN who Itad one daurliter 4-10s Flizabcth COLF'.11AN. (Genealogy gives all additional da;.a these children, etc. Alexander McCull.sh and Lucy hol►ert:-,on started hou::ekeeping 2 miles above Philadelphia • ("i. (. (1 1_('1(I• J;.y i'1(1,' 'i.!10' 1iaU� '[ i'arm north of :pterin, In I-ioruroo (.u«s 7 ez'n • ` '` McMinn Co. Tennessee, Un 4 Plarch 1840, they moved 10 miles S.E. of Kingston in • Roane County, Tennessee. This farm was sold on 26 Sept. 1849, andon October 19, 1849, the family started to 1li::souri in two four -horse waf,enss the journey took 35 days. brother Hezekiah and daughter Alexander McCullahs his mother liebeccas (her/x1wq0Xb= ulizabeth)and husband John IAM left Wythe County, Virginia about 1805 and walked through. Cumbrl n s Cap, settling in Hawkins Co., Virginia.. At age 15 he fired out e.Y s and worked in a distillery making whiskey and peach brandy. He j oined the M,,,thodist Church, volunteered in the War of 1812, serving under Col. Blues as a pvt. in company commanded by Capt. James R. ho ers of the Cast Tennessee Militias and entered the service at Knoxville on 20 oppl.ember 1814. Ale: -,ander 14cCullah is listed Rs " 14cCullys Alexander " on p. 148 of the Census for 1830 of Mcl�linn County, 'Tennessee as: J 1 male age 30-40 1 females age 20-30 paviO County Public �ibra�Y ma"t_e, --ire 5-10 1 female, aFae 5-10 �cc<<svill�, NC 1 €' 1 males are under fivF 1 female, age une er 5. 1850 Census of Tnney Co»nty, i..:: cori identities this Ca-ily as: r331/r331 P•2p THE MCCULLOUGH CLAN (Alexander IZcCullah) b. Va. X1,000 property (Alexander) McCULICK a ' A, 57, 1 b. Tenn• (James Alexander) J . (m) 3 b, Tenn• (Lucinda Carolina) " L•C • (f) 20 William Francis) n W01 18, m. b. Tenn.. Kufus Asbury) x R• A. 17, b. Tenn. m. (Samuel Calvin) S . C. 142 m. b. Tenn. � COFER, E. (f) 160 b. Tenn. r for individual families in Stone County, Missouri. The 1860 listings are considerable body of data on Thcmas McCullough, who lived Some notes: There is a c migrated to Blount Coo, Tennessee in A sta County, Virgini at and who seems to have The ing—McCu1]-Loch ugu in Knox Y to the area which was originally-enitor and gives authority of Will Boo kB Gencalogy also claims this homas as prof Julm IlcCulloch, signed 28 Oct* 114 p. 205, 1310unt County, Te and Samuel and nieces Nancy and Elizabeth (Thom s'daugl erg will lists brothers: Thoma This Illinois. This family moved to EdgarYs Clem McCulloch in 1905 states Thomas had three The Sater—Dyer'=McCulloch gens :aloCY by ckv Gillespie: William and John, also three sister::, one mar•riBetseHeck, onp a brothers: Samuel, nd one a Russel. This Thomas sup osed to have married Y McCauleyY in Tennessee River � Issue: John (drowned co JaAbea, married a Sean lived in Alabama r md. a rleNutt, died in Eastern Tennessee, and noise � c� Alexande , I family except Elizabeth, moved to Edgar Count U rgaret McNu 22 795 Alexander Mc�u3.� a � (Marriage bonds: Sept*• Bondsman, William Ewing) aret 14cNutt were: McCulloch Children of this Alexi; Bert and in 1825 (McCullough) 1. Elizabeth md. 2. J ohn, Md. Julia A •_______- Co. I11. 3. Thous, be 7 Aug. 18029 d. 1 Aug. 188? in Edgar . is 4. Jane, md. Alexander Eagleton r md. Samuel Ewing in 1824 5Mcontinues with descendants of Samuel, brother to Thomaso AbOVe genealogy gy Another famil;r in this area is that of the Hutiierford County McCullochs (of Gene Ben* McCulloch, etc.) The Henry McCullough arA In Stone County, Missouri were a number of�VMeC have as not been idergified with any Robert McCullough of 181x0, Taney County. McCullough, born in 1815 in Hawkins Co. known present—day family. Although a Henry t Civil tJar. He lived in Ca3dwell Tenn; was killed in Battle of Long Jack during he at time of enlistmente selling used by family is (William Co McCullough) P illiatns Township�is th��t of 0 the family listed as William Co 1~icCullaHe s not known to be related to any In 1870s He i my ancestor, who was born in Tuscf�ly� ition says be is related to the family other family in the area, althoughArkansas D 6, His descendants Moses MCCallough, Sr. in 1850 in Newton County, of Moses/�ed in Blue Eye, Moo of Mos Moses t•'icCalloughp 3r• and Solomon Conxaa uMcCullough resided in Stone County. in 19009 Also, son Elish newton C Y I�. Joseph Mc Cullah (fought in Civil War) came from DeKalb eGolden, A family of McCullah, P and are bur issouri to Barry County, Missouri, White River Twpo, Co.,' This family from Tennessee originally• -, •-� • Barry Co. Mo. h f e•mi �1 1 r1 f'P, '/,`t O 4' C Ounrt � � i.t A•_i'. /` c. C./ `-' °• is : - !� �z � ' 'F (Stone County formed in 1 ,51 rom Taney , Y :`r;,1� , ` f L HLowcry/ 11 .A 1 CULT,OUGfl CLAN (Alexander McCullah) p•29 T A ? b. Va• $1,� Pr°P�y (Alexander) • McCULICK, , 5 , (James Alexander) N J. (m) 31, b• T® Lucinda Caroline ) N f) 209 b. Tenn. � L.C. ( William Francis) a W •18p tm. be Tenn.. Rufus Asbury) R. A. 17p b. Tenn. m. (Samuel Calvin) 5. C. 1l+, m. be Tenn. � COFER, Be (f) 16, b • Tenn* . The 1860 listings are for individual families in Stone County, Missouri. who lived a considerable body of data on Thomas McCul w9 Co, livneeeee Soma notes s There is migrated t Augusta County, Virgin- a, and who seem t o Th iAg.McCulloah-Bue I an in in Knaa� C Y Book 1 to the area which was originally progenitor, and gives authority of Will Genealogy also claims this h signed 28 Oct. 1814• This outtt ()ountyv Tennesseep Will of John t es V UCh, andgElizabeth (Thm"tdaughber: p. 20106tt,br6tberst81and nieces a ywill Thomas and S lgnois. This family moved to Edgar County, Illi Clem McCulloch in 1905, states Thomaas had three The SaterZyer=McCulloch genealogy by one majw #jed a Heck, once a William and John, also three sisters, Gill�espid _ br other s s Samuelso sed to have married Betsey McCauley and ons a Russ see TnneThomas seee River Issue = Jam (drowned in a Stan, lived in Alabama J�s�cNutt died in Eastern TenrLessee, and the , Alexander, md. a M , �, C outs �llino�.s . family except Elizabeth, moved to er ��f • m rgaret McNutt, 22 Sept. 1795 (Marriage bonilliam Ewing) Bondsman, Margaret McNutt were: McCulloch �- Children of this Ale, --ander and n in 1$rt5 ` (McCullough) l• Elizabeth md. Robert Eagleton 2. Johns mad. Julia A. Co. Ill. 7 1$029 d. 1 Aug. 1$8? in Edgar 3 • Thomas, b. Aug, 4• Jane, md. Alder Eag a On 50 Mary# md. Samel brother to Thomas• genealogy continues with descendants of Samuel,. Aba9e g Gtiil.lochs (of Geno Ben. Another f ami ,Y lin this area is that of the Rutherford County Mc � McCulloch, etc.) The Henry MCCulloUgh and Stone County, Miss awi were a M=ber of McC ougbo * been iden$i�i®d with MY In Taney County, have Robert MCCullough of 181,!0 ou h a Henry McCullough, born in 1815 in Hawki" CooCaldwell known present-day family. Alth g B the of Long Jack during the Civil War. He 13•ved in Tenn,. was killed in a ullough) at time of enlistment* spelling used by family is (William C. me ll that of �,�filliams ToM Ps In 1870, the family listed as William C. McCoulla is net known to be related to any ancestor, who was barn in Tusearaw�,- tqy h f ly tradition says be is related to the �Y other family in the area, althoug Arkansas p D3760 His descendants Com, h Sr,in 1850 in Newton County ses 3�ved in Blue Eye, Moo of Noses MC � , son of Mo / Moses McCullough, jr. and Solomon Co MaCo`ullough resided in Stone County. in 19Q00 Also, son Elish Newton Conway Cullah (fought in Civil War) came from DeKalb A family of McCullah, Dr. Joseph Mc and are buried at Golden, �Co. Missouri to Barry County, Missouri, Wbite R3,ver Twp 9.9 This family from Tennessee originally. •,-a✓ • Barry Co. Moo r� r: S el o -14, V �' d in 1857. from Taney County) u r:�IJ (Stone County forme( '� 5 I /� "Ij .1� �'; /r'i7'1+C. � .W''► ,/ ;` � ...1 t �^� i_`V-• 1t'� i. �-'��4�'�� 'n!_ (_ EHLowery/ �� 1,/..• Y /!_( 1` ' v 2 I� �� I -�`- �-�-� t--��...o public Library • pave County C Mncksv:�lle,: N �- I•IcCTiI Ails, jf'tone Co, Missorri Census of 1860, enumerated 25"27 Jul; , Pearce Township, Store Cair_ty, Mir;swris, Font Office: : Curren (Crane?) : hnm 4IQo � 0,-elling 258, fm.ily 258: Iq�j° McCullah, J,nmes A., lamer, Ileal Estate . ","5,500. Property 192. Barn, Tenn. age 30 L15 11 0,llah , 17 b. Hissoitri 4S'��Q,.. E... , �( �Q _ 1 .�n ,, , �. ��I , 1, Act, 'YO ...: 4 _ i 'hick a.- n, 14 Family 288/dwelling 2.88: ren, l `4IcCllah, Iu��,2G, farmer, rrop,rt3 '!;,3,000, Fnrs�-nal property $2,500 Tenn. I b 3 s 'NcQ llah, termuel 25, farrier, :., nrn l onnP..-so(? c+o r c �� r_ I q. 3 3 1- c Cu llah W -i lli F. 1$erchnnt ors anal property `14,735. b crn Tenn I� t5$ I IcC!,ll1ah, 'r lydrey 22. F, bornt T�>>nnssee r, Dwellirig 312/ family 312 R,-1 McOillah, John W., 39, fare•^r, real r,st�jte :13,000• nersom1 nronerty {N830. b. Venno 9,-x2- NcCullah, 1,11011cona (?) 303, 1). To nessoe t �s,# tt l'1.ca111ah., � illi�.,>�.:`►., lc_�, L :r: � J--,' :over, �4,�15 I.CCu]_lal�, J :cs '.`. l5, ^.,.;" ]..l,rn':,r, t,,.r•n nr'n. fJ,4b P:cQillah, 1'-�.nc��, 11}., Torn. `! i$4q- EcCiillaht. Luca II. 12, born tis r,A I':cC�ullah, John A., 8., horn Mo. I S,, 4 McCullah, 1011is,F., 6, born Mo., and livs.n with t>>en st•q rye 'river J n , 27, ,, :a�. r i'enr►airl�r�.h i,� r'�F "5 ' ,-,i n Tniv '�. �• 1' ' C• 1 111•, "lo. 1870 Census, or-unerated 3 ; 11,x;: -t 1870, I,-, gree Tcn.r -ship, itor.'-' Uo, Iii. ^ CA- ri Dwollin : 128/ family 122: 16 i•icCullah, Illinois x, 25 born `j'r.nn. I S63 I,IcClillah, Lacy 71„ 7, barn Me. C- C- TtcCullah, = Wncy C., 4., 11e. F oanrt Grant, 1 ! ;:t : ; o. 116�,� �• sit McCullah, Willis i''. 17, '-)ot- .1 •o. Crt_tr e ( Crane :') Williar: ' 11• , b(Tn i lo. Crane (U pin C?) horn I -i-1 Crain, "l-LIxtir. arr_ I'io. ui,IC11. Lricr �U� �'� i. 30: X469 2- 1 C OU 1_hl,, Days Count . vPublic LibraryMocks ale, 'No MccuLIAHs,j"tone Co, Missoiri Census of 18600 enumerated 254.27 July.. Pearce Township, St.orie County, Missouri, Post Office: Curren (Cyano?) l Drv elling 258 fau ily 258: S is PSI_ , 1 b ern„ 1 B Ig3o McCullah, James A., farmer, Heal Estate $5,500. Property $2, l%1 Barn, Tenn. alp 30 tgr,3 McOullahs, 17 b. Missorri l\g�Q:,,. 1( tea - (� l k ea,v.�....�.� 1 b AS TO .. IS u �, a _ I ss mo.�•%�rA �.� . � uti�. Family 288/dwelling 288, real 4tsst' Ideoullah, Rufus, 260 farmer, property $39000Y personal property $2,500 Tenn. 1635 McGullah, 1$33 McOullahi'1 Samuel 25, farmer, horn Tennessee -Roo +k Williad F., Aerchant, personal property $4,735. born Tenn a a7, I�y58 McCullah, Elmira, 22 F. born Tennessee -McC„llah, Garnwel .4., born, Iio. in ^I; 3 r �NLC%..;e ' family ��12 . r.iq.-a......,. ...,,;;, n Vt,r••.,,., 't'.:sr111�1( 181 McOullthy John W., 39, farmer, real estate Os000. personal property .$830. b. Senn. ig7,1 McCuLlah� Malcom (7) 389 b. Tennessee 1s4j- McCullah, William A., 16, farr, laborer, barn Tepn. By S^ I6li 5 McOullah, Jades W. 15, farm lr.horer, born. Trnn. d> r t646 McCullah, Nancy, 14, Tenn. 0 I%tk% MoC„llah, Luck( H. -2, born Atissrniri (.rasx McOullah,;. j$64mccullahs John A., 8, barn Mo. Wh11is,F., 6, born Mo., and 14vi.nl with them stake driver Ward, James 27, born Pennsylvania 1►.,� Ward, I..ry, 25 born Teri Wrz •.1, W' lliam, 5, born Mo. W -rd, George 1, born Mo. 1870 Census, ermnerated 3 An;/tr t 1870, Pearce Township, Stone Go, Missouri Dwelling 128/ family 128: \t1q-3011cCn1lah, ,04.,, 1tH s Xo6uj4*.h#.Illinois rAT- Fj• born Tenn. i , 6`3 Modullihy Lucy B,p 7; born Mo. ,gbb AcCullshy,, Nancy C., 4, born Mo. , gj. `f McGull ::, Robert Grant, 1 born Mo. tg53..s4 McOullah, Willis F. 17, born No. and livid; with them: Crune (Crane:') William C•. L, born No. Crune (Unin C?) born Ill Crune, Martin Tbcaas l6 , '?oro Mo.' idright, J^.cob, 30, horn '1 „ , Dwelling 30, farily 30: r..184a- 11cCullah, Mary, 28, born Ito. iF::.onal property (.kYc0)llah, Clarissa, 16tt born Ido. ig bb McG,11ah, We:.sy D. (F) 41 bore Ilo. Davie County Public UbratY Mocksville, NG 3 '0 McCULIAM, Stone "o, MISS11IRI, p. 2 M-Cul]ah� Samuel C., first v s a, a Brin Coo and then ragcr rlOWasamarrietT K .6th Mo. Int. eventually twioe..liarried first on 22 I'ctober 1857; second wife was a widow named Sarah J. Shoddy (they appLrently did rot ;.;et along very weL7). „ M1 His son, ('i`ane not given) vas a postmaster. at Crane,.Mi�soiri in 1905) and a nephews J• D. McCullah was the postmaster at rarionaille in 19056 S.,muel C, McO.Illaigh lived in. Mn*•ionville urtil his 'death which occured on 3 Feb. 19066 He was discharged frog the Aroiy 16 Jan. 1865. He. was a•farmer, and states that he was born in Roane Crnmty, Tennessee. In his file is an affadavit of William H, Cecil of Marinnville signed before a notary, Soba ko h. in 1879. . Mcoullah, William I`. was in Capt: Moores Indpt Stone Co. Regt. Mo. Rote e • , o Guards.. as. a pmt, . Janes Alexander McCullah, fa*nA6d Allah Chanel on Overland Mail Route and la ^ Ll'.lt OS Old .ill ♦ a',d. (I`i'0:; i t ' y- ��e.r�f. n '��?"'-59.1Mpr+"-.. r -' '.11f �'}� IH�vf.' NF • ik.4.". .: � - ''1?�} Wesley McCullah was a brother-in-law of John Short, b. in Roane Cos Tenn in 1526 (son of Willis and riancy C. Kindrick Short, Willis son of Aaron Short of ,Ry i.` and Term) (From Mildred Roden < Unless `other data shm-is �up, this M°Cullah family is in no way related to the family of William Cjweeirt McCCLLCOGH, born May 7.1, 1827 in Tuaebraus) (Tusonrewas County) OhigV whose descendents are George W,shington) David Martin, David Sigel, Wiping Harilton, Robert Taylor (whose descendents live in Aux ora), etc. (John :l, McCullou,^,h x. Susan Mol.ddn), Sarah who ,.. �- married John Carter), William T,, John H., etc. Efton, Grace Rickman, Della Arnold, et al. ` The article in the Stone Cainty paper referring to celebration about the McCil�fi Chapel should not really use Nettie and Billie McCullough as representatives of the McCullough faril;y, since they are not the same family. (Wonder if this i really was not something to do with Kimberlings). Maybe this will help the McCulla'h (McCullough) girl who married the Clevenger. When I l0, I' il' ti nr .^i. rn r CO, L^ arnnCO r C., Corsi,., il1CC, Will SCO. 'Thes h+s McCullough would possible Iso G�illough fanny rebated to the William Cwt MoOul g ' be descendents of Mewton Conway McCullough, whose sons seem to live around Wheelerville, and in the state of Washington. Another, not yet devoid of to possibility is the Moses McCullough family from around Blue Eye. Th is is be determined. Another possibility is the mma McCullmigh family in Swan Tnp., Taney Co, Mo, 1840 Census, and Robert McCullagh. This is to be checked. Burial of these McCallahs seems to be White Cemetery, (ME of IGluley). Thisfamily possibility of Dr. Joseph McOullah family in VAney emetery, is to be checked. The Butterfield Stage Line,xhimh travelled on the Old Wire Road which ran from Springfield, Missouri, to Fort Smith, Arkansas and then continued to Santa Fey'';, , I•tew Mexico. {� P DaV1@ County Public Library Mocksville, N Y 20y Noland Miss Donna Ricelduti 14557 Va11oty Vista Blvd. Sherman Calm, California 91+03 Dear Miss Liochiuti t I hardly know how to answer your query. ., Falls Church, Va. 22046, June 16019/6 Miss Susan Dannreuther 733 Sligo Avenues Apt. 411 Silver Spring, Maryland 20910 suggest that you send $1.00 to Mrs. Betty Summers, 1404 Bellaire Drive, Colorado Springs, Colorado, 80909, We are trying to get a Clan McCullough organization going, and hope to start with Census records, li,.anwhile, Mrs W. R, Yarwoai, Anal -aim Royal. #31, 1250 N. Slate College Blvd. Anaheim, California 92806, has published a number of McCullough Memos, Please write tg him as well with your request, I have been trying to submit as much data a3 can to both these people, but since they serve more as clear/Ling houses, it might be that they have ""thing now. Mr. Yarwood, I". :vm.nrs and I hope to get this data cosrelatod so that we can bent serve 1 cCullnu�h requests (and hope to find uur uwn lira: la Lisa prouess). I have something on that Tobias Wilhelm line taken from a Query in the Springfield, Mo. News -Leader, Dec. 20, 1970. To Wit: "All the following families trace back to Tobias Wilhelm who was 60 or 7n years old in 1830 and lived in Jackson Co. Ala. Ailsey Wilhelm married first: ',:illiam McCul.lock (McCulbr or McCullough) 1810 in Jefforson Co., Tennessee, She She married second Jacob Cline in 1847 in Marshall Co. Ala, Thay left Ala in 1853, going to either Ill. or Mo. Job Wilhelm. was in Stone Co., Ho. in 1850, 1860 and 1870. David lloNabb married' Catherine Wilielm in Jackson Co. Ala in 1815. Their son, Jacob McNabb, md. Mary Tindall (Tindle) in 1838. John Medlin md, Maxtba McNabb, a due, in 18/0. Both marrie in Madison Co. Ala. The John Medlin family was in bio, in 1848, " This data was requested by a has. John Durham, 316 N, Glenn Avon. apringfield, bio. 65802. I wrote to Mrs. Durham, who apparently had requested this data on behalf of MAs. Ola A. Johnson, 303 Linleey Lane, Hartselle, Ala. 35640. I do not recall having heard from her either, and do not have a copy of her reply. However, Mrs. Morris D. Jackson, 3120-A Napoleon Court, Birmingham, Ala. 35243, is of this line, as is Ruth Burks, her sister, whose address is Rae 137, Route 5, SYylao Alabama 35150.x, -e; 6;ds. this lin is of Joseph McCullaigh, son of 1 s0.. r f L-6 out. 1 eAr Od A,. X �d 4" .;,.i. � In 870 is tglase Co., Mo. is a John McCullough, b. Ky. I I include a copy of a census in California for 1860. Please note that Uthe Robert C I McCullough in listed as being born in Alabama. Note where the obi.ldren are born. It indicates, surely that some are brothers and sisters rather than children or else in error. U Z CL � o 0 There is a "Mo Cullah-Wasson Genealogy" by'Dla.4 Doran Wasson, which is a line of Alexander McCullough, b. Va., son of Thanas, according to them, who changed his m spelling to MCCullah. This would be where McCullah springs is located. This book canes be purchased for 05.00 from J. W. Doran, 2017 E, Rosebrier, Springfield, Mo. 65804s Mrs. Doran, his mother, is rroently deceased. As a reference fDr you, I suggest you contact Mr. Doran for the book. This line holds a yearly reunion of one week's duration the third week of August on the old 11cCullah farm. It, is located 17 miles SW of ."pringfidl It may well be that you can establish a eonnectt,Jllof your McCullough line to that of Moses McCullough, b. 1794 in N. Car., who yet has 4 livim grandchildren. I hive this 1kenealogy complete, for tradition has always connected my fan ily to that line. Ptoses MCC. served in Wru• of 1812, moved to Greene Co., Inrtiana where he resided until about IP40 (can't find him in that consus), then to Carr-ai County, Arkansas, area of ladison Cos, and rosieed until his death. I find that be onterer', the liar of 1812 from "Campbell. TAnn, now known as Hnncville". I have not tried to fcllow the line backwards A number ei McCully-ghs are in i,,.oso oauntioa, and much work wua:ld need to be dons, • There was one Other line of r se Mc('ya�ahp M. whose children�i]aah a in Stone Co. # Mo. That Was of a J Ph TWP* Hoserved in the Civil �.IBr; ]star wnot as 0 �y came to Barr Co White In Viney Creek Cetrcetery, Barry Co. M doetare Het his wifet and son are buried River �y desoendants I o•, White River Twp. I do not find the l grew up in the area of r y heard oaf'y deeoendan is of that line. The one Co, on the Whij a River, and have neve• first, y ere from Tennessee, to I�Kalb Cor Moe I haps soon to have an arti cls on all m cre wcirk• This will be for th. y the MaCullcx�gh lines in Missouri. but need, to do one more item f cr you. Arwood, and I hope will 1.elp all people, I do heNb J ole h In naviess and Gentry CcuntL es in Miss ours was a p IBfayette McGu11ou h b B f� B McCall. g bunt Co Tenn 6 pot 18 iya •°f aught who carne to t•io., then to Colo • 33� son of John and �nnsth of thA legislature, then back to •, then to Montana where he w Mo. where he was a Judge in Gentxv on, a a member Since I do not know just what ou have enclose a sheet on my line ju.�t in case it is aethiirficult to know where to bef8. I ng ever shows. Res Davis. r"ret, I am sending s cme data• REMAINIMe Also let me have wh tease REWRN ALL MARKED RpnRN. Y0U in the line of vis t One is: You hare, I have only a fear People MAY/a TZ Mr'se nda Melson Mulkey 17710 3 pl• W, please return my e B ot, hei� hi �Ou. on her, Y of letter t o Another is s tiara aria M orri T• 921SI�yQiew h�ason (we are interested Gugh our HalemButier 2) E1 Doradop Kansas 042 I d�AE that Davis' families move in to Wise W Can you establish year f 1,y mi # tion amB on, HvAtt and ad jaoent tcuntiee nettle and difficult to trace for s c meone h P ns ? Davis is a common couple; of thinf0s Firsts there were Da f8n�ows 80 little about it. I do have a when I was a child. I do not _ s sti11 resdding in Williams Type lived closer to them than I and hc�nex hit but my cousin Mildred able to establish the relatfonshi A knew t b0tt©r. Isnder 1Y to r P 11 it s e wo hope eventuall�v to be Reeds 3 ,•. stale s 0 of the Davis deter s 'SPes . 't�eetri to be r t .fhtttilies•. ariow�d i'm' figure I could get s cmc f the more '•:ncwle ed ins ofar as I have been able to able to fiCure ant the fami ble ones to responds we might be Lemuel Demis is an 00,01 ,OLD Ddvi s name • in the 16O0st early. H ee, if that Mme�f llowgoes back to first famlUes in the U S 3'our line back, HAVE s dawn, it i�;ht be that you can tri AND SISTF� AND 1,�fiEt� � CHECKED ANY CIVIL WAR RFC�I)E''? I YOU KNO6I NAMt� I shall try, when TKE'Y .SF�,VFIi IN CIVIL VIAR (Coe, Div., St to a .� OF BRQrf�S or Confederatee timevg to look them up, thBy might be 'oes let me kaw). Be)) Also, if Unica I have much m data; IF Y01J WOULD S cant afford o Jose its, and the nails areJM TvxRGRN IT, I will try o send it, mages which i ght be og � t o Y unreliable or I Coll 1 xer ox off �t e I each paw. 1P you that I have not included. The :Li arany y chess me Mybes this will Pive LENDING C OPM. you something to start f5r cm t please. I rtn anxious t o hear m�-e �.� send me what ,You have, RE�TORN y ou. Sincerely, P0 3. Note of E1016CLoworyt Cane Hill seems to Ile located in Washington County, Arkansas. PossilaV related itemr s MCCULIAH, Clement J,., farracr, b. ?.rker Co., Texas, 28 November 1854, son of McCULIAH, John, b. in Tennessee who as a small bD y Moved to Bond Co.'. Illinois, and is now 1905 li.vint; in -Kingston, California, afe 72 years. . .. :Clement Jo I Cu3.1ah, age 22, in 1876 went to California by wa+y of Panew,�w� landed in present day Kings County. In 1880-81 bought a farm 6 miles W of Hanford. m. SMITH, Alice in California. Six Childrens 1. MaCULLAH, Charles Albert 20 McCULIAH, John Dobson 3. Iiemy lvti .-trd Ellen 5. McCULUH, Neola I(aa and her twin 6. MOCL) UAH, Nellie Irene S curde s .. M TORY OF THE 6TaTE U, CALI t� LR NIA AND BI0(�APHICAL ItECGIIiI1S, Sari Joaquingalley, California, Pz of. J0 Ma GUIiI11, Map= Publishing Co., Chicago, 19". keerpted at MR Library, Washington, D:C., July 8, 1974 by Rana Hazel MaG*�&&ojer; 1830 Census, Hawkins Co. x Tennessee: ri COLLOUGII, C lenient, age 30.4o male, age under five a+r female, age 30..40 In 1830! MoCULIAGI;f Joseph in Crawford 60unty, ;irkansas I4cCULLOCII, Robert in Independence Co. P j;rkan3as Hawkins Co. Tenn 18408 MoCI. LLill, lRanay, L j. e 50-60, 2 J'emales 2'-1-.30, 1 male 15 -Z's -1 female 15-20 1 male 0-5, 1 ferrule, 0-5 1840: INMG, LI,,NI tiilliam F,, are 60!70; fen -ale aer 50-60 2 males 15-201 1 female 10-15, 1 fenale 1.840, 140CULLLIIS William ago 40-509 female age 40-50; 1 female 20-30 2 mui.ns 15-20 1 f r -male 2 reales 10-15 1 female 1 male 5-10 1 1emale 9-5 eriale MCCU LIAII, Oamuel age 50-60, female ai;e 60-70 MCCULL1II, Joseph, age brtwcen 70-80. Will cf James Finley, 23 :'eb, 1814 nave- uau�ri ter Nancy ?McCullough. ACCUL.'.OUGHt George 16 Novemhrr 1819 wit uessPa will of Judith Kenner X sk+f;�7Gt:GNs 4n tl� �'r�atsl<:'Cirau�'Y �' tiu�3ox�t :i;stit$tal nrL:uw,a� .<�,nks:.ek;�► U. CO .?'Rssflit t elm" 31 :`ec. 1832 at 9t1. . 2�J AUe,f :u� td in . LOn Gaa d. �7 atu�.. i,K33. 17 96a 0� 3. 29aGiiLi.ItA:'G+Cii, ±iil.Yi"y tide JAM$ 11 3.0,owbar IMO 04P 764 Flowdoc 4. MMiLLMM# jvpt!ne VirRirU Utter 7 Salk MIN A. 17 nt�fr MR* Ka�Btneel7 C1►.14. S. NOCIJ �:Y0 Jamre 3 rec. Imp eowrm*d wvj" May Pvt. LR. 6. ih�a4 "I. ':nx. iirvv 12 aus�;nt Is}I�� 41. (,"Os Cc AUs 'i#WOMMO& 7. Naa:,A# +Tom+ :�+• Wore6. Liywo 5 Gat. 18191, Aim 64. aro 93. vat* Go* 9. gpCii7.TJGUi1 � i p, t fit. a ++eetiCub Ge�ttLh;stt+►1 � OtAblieb $ Sg7lt 1 �P d7. And at wgejt 8f trawr&xr0d ±'raga *v yCft to tlmitau Gb.r L" ]t1. 1'TM.a J0s1uny Css. Censtimntal ?;sUbUshmJ1ts FO C?v iaMkxox Co. XIUUDI # traoi'+eX7%d to 3'N*Un 60- IlUng"O 194 McCCUAIl► demander Salisbury► Moatgasrery 193 ricCCL;..n# George Salisbury► "orr_tonnry 190 140MUAn► Join MUsbury► bkontgam" 196 maMLIAlip Joky Salisbury► lientgaewry 191 ueCOUAA► Tkosas Salisbury► idaatgomaay i•1oCOLLUM9 Jams MOCULIAUCRS in U.S.• CEMUS 1790 1 1 0 0 twCOLLU}!► Isaac llillsboroj hondolph Co. 3 4 Over Udsr 1 rns Hillsbaroj R,ndolpk Co. NORTH UT,( lft 2 16 sales 16 Fos. ot, so y 6 4 ljua HWULI.mj, AlosaaWer Dist-_ & Cosat;p Balifaz Diet. Aalifaz Co. 1 _ 15 McCULOUu?lp Sassel 60 64 MCCULLOCR► BoAjmdn a " 3 6 31 9 40 93 MCCULLOMv Jam"0 lillsboral Prange Coo 0 156 MOCULi,C S Jews Salisbury; Bedell Co. 2 2 2 0 1 in mocula lt► Janes Salisbury; Rowan Co. 1 1 2 0 1 174 MoCM-LOMv Jaaas Salisbury► Rowan Co. 3 2 6 0 9 . 93 MsCUUOC1i► Jain Ckillsborc; Orange Co. 160 McCUldka p Jobs :gliebary; Naddenburg Cool 2 6 0 0 I" ftom"4 asks SsUab=y t l ocklenburg 5 2 4 0 3 169 PjpCIIiJAC v J~ Saliebary; Raftngkm 1 1 4 0 0 93 MOCUI.LC p Robt. Ablddm Ckathm$ Orange Co. 93 116CULLOCh, fit• 11illsbaroj Orange Co. 31 MoCULLOM► Reba- M.► Sdentonj Pnrquisans Coo 2 0 2 0 2 93 MOCULLOMp Tkoso Ckatkasj Oramm Co. "a `*a• w' 159 MoCULLCCA, Aim Salisbury; Meaklenbarg 0 1 2 0 0 342 jjOCUldB p Joke Hevbesnj Johnston Co. 1 1 4 0 12 1,t,2 MpCUlam? 1010 WObern Distj Joinataa 2 4 4 0 0 315 VcCUW-RS► Mattker nillsborcagitj hubs Co. . 2 2 3 0 34 194 McCCUAIl► demander Salisbury► Moatgasrery 193 ricCCL;..n# George Salisbury► "orr_tonnry 190 140MUAn► Join MUsbury► bkontgam" 196 maMLIAlip Joky Salisbury► lientgaewry 191 ueCOUAA► Tkosas Salisbury► idaatgomaay i•1oCOLLUM9 Jams 11113Aboroj lWWolph Co. 1 1 1 0 0 twCOLLU}!► Isaac llillsboroj hondolph Co. 3 4 3 0 1 licCtLN21► Jasatkan Hillsbaroj R,ndolpk Co. 1 1 2 0 1 (A1]reds in tkie county) _ 15 McCULOUu?lp Sassel Ci Wen Dirt.;Gkoeter Co. 2 2 5 0 0 25 McCULLWK, RObt, Camden Dist. Chester Co. 2 1 2 0 0 J MCCULLOUDH DATA ROCKINGHAM COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA WILLS. McCULLOUGH, BABNETT, will dated 15 July 1796. Wife: Elizabeth Children: McCulloubh, James McCullough, Sally McCullough, Nancy McCullough, Betsey McCullough, Patsy McCullough, Fanny McCullough, Samuel McCullough, Rhody ;.,.. McCullough, Francis J, dungei a* dhild') I.VL VlF VQi Vi1!!a t nd[e l 'age) Executor: Dewey (Drury?) Smith of Rockinl-ham Coo, N. Car. and Thorns Smith and Georpe Adams of Pittsylvania Go., Va. Witness6&s John Hun£er, Wm. Stephens, Peter (his"mark) Martin Signed: John Hunter, no date of probate *ax North Carolina Historidal Commission has m records from 1741 to 1868 this county; Reg. of Deeds has m records from 1868, deeds from 1767. CH burned 1906. 1755 TAX LIST OF ORANGE COUNTY, NORTH CAROLIIIA (selected names) McCULLOCH, Patrick, 1 white poll, no black poll MCCULLOM, Daniel and son, 2 white polls, no black poll LAND GRANTS IN ORr&AIHE and PI.RTS OF WAKECOUNTY 17 0-1810 my Eustaoe McCulloh) Henry McCulloch, No. 36. 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P�'d�'r': `isr.n�' ,,� to t ar,110 :1750, foilr Hsat�'e! 6fAc ht in v., a weav p nrri �bY' J"nhsij" B�at►T�W. ;ix ch'ldrens ll'otlh Fwt? :t_ .. �.Pw •T_1O-Vf{ _ 5 '..� �/ �Ui: JR': l'�I V''7� �y'^�'L1G' • i ttte (s4 ofs 4t1i1 zi8i'li�lSpfr`. mhrrieA j Lyftjtp (,auf:htrr 00 Thmas : tdCul.looh, n' tine (ate Plbl£ast, and hiH wire ;klr jY(CWlt?'o1)'�c(A111och• whose ieeue were? a. ; is �#. n re oc 1' w r bs o. Mocan6lif}t'r1 V141 -e" v d. i-Cullobho :wi&' 41L10 �.Yf Pod* 4. e, dcCulloch Pottle . !. f•SoCit'3�i0blf� Lca',�k'h,>$'�+'' >~d �.�•� .«; T43-2 s , 3- .:icCu11' � Oal oq!J•m4 + N Nni-1 i'ilsk yi f' Gift; 17 „; > "3-�iti AiDCul Itobert be 3-5. IicCi11�, � uTbsiah ' •' • ', , fin_ , :4 a . •, 3••(i. 1 t(tCu7 'c'nlloeh, RI1rn ml. lop ` Jr))m Y', lhl .3-4. IcCulloch,'FobMrti b: 13 iipvrjqnnr 18741 rfow hlynit Co,j No Cr!* on sme £atm whore his fnt+hbi+ wes 1 3n in' 7P with til; 'S; �. ^tson o! Alelsel>oA Co„ 4852 1„as 6' .:r'1''ljeK ;( y 301,forson *10ul C011e&0 ' df ?hiladolPi .,I pet. In 1$5 ent' o pSr� Texas: whefe h# hn8 ,rNdded rot 38 ymr' x ".rid. iioo. l�sb of .11 lUdepat, Alij' &VAI,. 'of A, f�; 1i�s, " �`b. 11 F willieid'-1M63e hhcl c}1ariSMfiir ('oo�ler (la�slre';piae: , 2iri n John TVMary who rill. Ir, Milli 1 ;' } k],yn; i fnd, Skit, ^-f YrunM ppjjf7'3i#h and S],i^.r qth wilt) MA.' .I Jm ` Rodd 2fIRF� ;' Ivou§ of Psi11 Mnm raiaet9e*t ( Z `e✓ 4-1: ila oA� '�ttftb!k, MTchant or uA°"' v ld Pro 1*c00166 Id an F:Pimcgmlianf S`. y, !moi d,th "rn171eoPF a,}tx Th ma and i o',rr•t calld haus been mothers.' js