Does anyone have a Baxter Lee Kirkpatrick in their family? I really need a connection. This is what I have: George "Ellis" Kirkpatrick d. 1896 in OK m. Mary Alvina Mobley They had the following children: Baxter Lee Kirkpatrick b. 1890 in TX d. 1967 Nettie Kirkpatrick b. 1897 (born a few months after father died) Lonzo Kirkpatrick b. 1893 d. before 1910 Ethel Etta Kirkpatrick b. 1891 Baxter Lee Kirkpatrick married Bertha May Sluder in 1908 in Texas Thank you for your help, Cheryl Kirkpatrick

I just spent a few hours doing some on-site research and think I have narrowed down the Kirkpatrick line I'm trying to track. In MacVeigh's The Scottish Family History, 1891, Dumfries, SCT, I found a reference to the Empress Eugenie. >From other information that I have seen, Eugenie was a descendant of Sir Robert Kirkpatrick who is supposed to be the brother of my ancestress, Roseanne/Anne Kirkpatrick who married William Glendenning. In an aside on the Kirkpatrick family is the following statement in MacVeigh: " From a branch of the Kirkpatricks, styled of Conheath, is descended the Empress Eugenie, consort of Napoleon III, of France. According to one account, this branch springs from Alexander Kirkpatrick of Kirkmichael, 2d son of the 3d Roger de Kirkpatrick of Closeburn; the barony of Conheath having been bestowed on him as the reward of his valour in making a captive of the 9th earl of Douglas at Burnswick in 1484. ... The Empress Eugenie's great-great-grandfather joined the standard of the pretender in 1745,and being taken prisoner, died on the scaffold." (This would have been Sir Robert Kirkpatrick who died in 1746 after having left Scotland for Ireland following the defeat in 1715. He returned to Scotland and supported the Pretender in 1745). Does anyone have information regarding this Kirkpatrick line?

Jan, Noticed your Kirkpatrick post and wonder if any of those Kirkpatricks settled in Allegheny or Washington Cos. PA, residing there about 1780-1795 and beyond? Marylyn [email protected] wrote: > Subject: > > KIRKPATRICK-D Digest Volume 98 : Issue 33 > > Today's Topics: > #1 My Kirkpatrick's~ ["J. Lindblom" <[email protected]>] > > Administrivia: > To unsubscribe from KIRKPATRICK-D, send a message to > > [email protected] > > that contains in the body of the message the command > > unsubscribe > > and no other text. No subject line is necessary, but if your software > requires one, just use unsubscribe in the subject, too. > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: My Kirkpatrick's~ > Date: Thu, 2 Jul 1998 12:10:43 -0700 > From: "J. Lindblom" <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > > Adding my line of Kirkpatrick's to the mix here: > > John Kirkpatrick b: c1687 of ENottingham Twp., Chester Co. [?] > d: 1771 (will dated 11-18-1771) wife unknown > ..... 2 Hugh b: c1710 WNottingham, Chester Co. > ..... 2 MARGARET b: c1711 ENottingham, Chester Co.d: c1781 in MD > ......... +ROBERT Evans b: 1711 Nottingham, Chester Co.d: Nov 1755 m: 1732 > ..... 2 ELEANOR b: c1715 WNottingham, Chester Co. > ......... +JAMES Evans b: 1725 WNottingham, Chester Co. [b 1717/18 ?] d: > Aug 1788 > ..... 2 John b: c1718 WNottingham, Chester Co. > ..... 2 William b: c1720 WNottingham, Chester Co., Pa. > > John Evans b: c1683 WNottingham,Chester Co. d: Jun 1738 Cecil MD [burial > 16 June 1738] > .. +Jane (Jean) Moore b: c1687 WNottingham, Chester Co.(lists name as Jean > in her will) > .......d: July 1752 Cecil Co. MD m: c1708 Chester Co., Pa. > ..... 2 John Jr. b: May 11, 1709 d: Jan 26, 1798 Drumore Twp., Lancaster > Co., MD > ......... +Sarah Denny m: Mar 11, 1747/48 > ..... 2 ROBERT > ......... +MARGARET Kirkpatrick > ..... 2 Isabella b: c1715 > ......... +David Jr. Nivins > ..... 2 Margaret b: c1722 > ......... +Robert Nivins > ......... +James (Hon.) McMechin [Margaret his 2nd wife] > ..... 2 Mary b: c1725 > ..... 2 JAMES > ......... +ELEANOR Kirkpatrick > > Jan > [email protected] > Kirkpatrick, Moore, Evans, Baird, Finley, Ruston, Gordon > all Early Chester & Westmoreland Co., Pa.

Need help finding the parents of my John Mc. Kirkpatrick b. Jan. 31, 1824 in Allegheny Co., Pa. Married July 2, 1846 at the First Christian Church in Steubenville, Ohio to Martha Mecum/Mccombs. (Also marriage for William Kirkpatrick to Elizabeth Mecum in 1840- sisters and brothers??) Found in the 1850 Census in Knox Twp. occupation listed as a wagonmaker; with wife, Martha b. OH and son Cyrus W. age 3, b. OH. John and family are not in Jefferson Co. in the 1860 census. Where did they go??? Back to Pittsburg? Is it possible that John Kirkpatrick and Martha Mecum/McCombs were cousins? I found that John McComb was among the first residents of Salem Twp, East Springfield, OH. In the cemetery there are: William McComb 1739-1828 and Aramantha 1753-1838 Jacob McComb 1881 age 82 Mary Kirk, wife of Henry who died 1873 age 21 James Kirkpatrick, who died 1891 age 71 and wife Ann Sometime around the Civil War John Mc. Kirkpatrick changed the family name to Kirk. I checked the Probate Court in Jefferson Co., Ohio and there is no "legal" name change or will or any records pertaining to John Kirk/Kirkpatrick. John Kirk was a pvt of Battery D. 1st Battalion, Pa Art., enrolled June 4, 1864, mustered out Sept. 1864. >From this point on the name is only Kirk. His pension papers give his address as Wheeling, Livingston Co., Missouri in 1894. He died Aug. 1908 in the Old Soldiers Home in Leavenworth, Kansas. John's son Cyrus Wells Kirk also joined the War effort on Oct. 4, 1864 thru June 1865, but with the 39th Ohio Volunteer Infantry. He moved to Chillicothe, Livingston Co., MO after 1866, where he married and had a family. There seems to be no contact between father and son??? I have been unable to locate John's wife's place or time of death. On John's pension application he lists himself as a widower with only one son. ??? I have been looking at this for so long that I can't see the forest for the trees. Please , any help or direction would be greatly appreciated. Kathleen ____ Kathleen in KC

Adding my line of Kirkpatrick's to the mix here: John Kirkpatrick b: c1687 of ENottingham Twp., Chester Co. [?] d: 1771 (will dated 11-18-1771) wife unknown ..... 2 Hugh b: c1710 WNottingham, Chester Co. ..... 2 MARGARET b: c1711 ENottingham, Chester Co.d: c1781 in MD ......... +ROBERT Evans b: 1711 Nottingham, Chester Co.d: Nov 1755 m: 1732 ..... 2 ELEANOR b: c1715 WNottingham, Chester Co. ......... +JAMES Evans b: 1725 WNottingham, Chester Co. [b 1717/18 ?] d: Aug 1788 ..... 2 John b: c1718 WNottingham, Chester Co. ..... 2 William b: c1720 WNottingham, Chester Co., Pa. John Evans b: c1683 WNottingham,Chester Co. d: Jun 1738 Cecil MD [burial 16 June 1738] .. +Jane (Jean) Moore b: c1687 WNottingham, Chester Co.(lists name as Jean in her will) .......d: July 1752 Cecil Co. MD m: c1708 Chester Co., Pa. ..... 2 John Jr. b: May 11, 1709 d: Jan 26, 1798 Drumore Twp., Lancaster Co., MD ......... +Sarah Denny m: Mar 11, 1747/48 ..... 2 ROBERT ......... +MARGARET Kirkpatrick ..... 2 Isabella b: c1715 ......... +David Jr. Nivins ..... 2 Margaret b: c1722 ......... +Robert Nivins ......... +James (Hon.) McMechin [Margaret his 2nd wife] ..... 2 Mary b: c1725 ..... 2 JAMES ......... +ELEANOR Kirkpatrick Jan [email protected] Kirkpatrick, Moore, Evans, Baird, Finley, Ruston, Gordon all Early Chester & Westmoreland Co., Pa.

Would you please take a few moments to see if you recognize any of these as kin or neighbors? These are other surnames that I can link or suspect a connection through Presbyterianism and/or the Battle of King's Mountain on the NC-SC border. Please see if you recognize any from intermarriages in or around Cumberland, Chester and Lancaster Counties, PA; Augusta, Botetourt, Rockbridge, Rockingham, Wythe, Washington Counties, VA; Rowan Co, NC; near Ninety-Six, SC; Madison, Washington, Fayette and Bourbon Counties, KY; Blount, Cannon, Christian, Maury, Rutherford Counties, TN, Washington, Iron and St. Francois [Francis] Counties, MO or Moses and Stephen Fuller AUSTIN and the move to establish TX. ALEXANDER ANDERSON AUSTIN BELL-K BOTHWELL BRECKENRIDGE CAMPBELL COWAN DOAK FINLEY-K GAMBLE or GAMWELL GREENE GRISWOLD HARRISON HOUSTON-K KIRKPATRICK LEWIS-K McCORMICK-K McKENZIE-K McLELLAND MITCHELL-K MOORE MONTGOMERY-K MOYER NEELY-K PHELPS PRESTON RICE-K ROBINSON RUSSELL SHIELDS-K SLOAN-K STEELE STEPHENSON or STEVENSON TODD YOUNG Does any of this sound familiar? I would greatly appreciate any help you can give. Mary

Does anyone have Kirkpatrick data for those living in Rockbridge Co., VA in the 1760-1790s? Charles, born 1759, married Nancy Boyd in 1791, and they are my direct line. They moved to Blount Co., TN. Another Charles, born 1764 also lived in Rockbridge Co. His father was Charles Sr. Charles Sr. married Agnes ___. Charles Jr. married Sarah Edington in Rockbridge Co., VA in 1794. Jr. left VA about the same time as my Charles and eventually settled in IL. My husband is distantly related to those descending from John of Lancaster Co., PA, who moved to TN. John Kirkpatrick married Jane Wilkens, daughter of Rachel McFarland, who was a sister to my husbands direct line. Rachel and parents came to PA from Ireland about 1718. Would these Kirkpatrick families be related? Juanima ------- > > Subject: c1850 MO John&David KIRKPATRICK > Date: Tue, 30 Jun 1998 19:35:55 -0700 > From: liberty hill homes <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > I have plenty of connections to Presbyterians who spread out from Bucks > County, PA to Lancaster-Chester county line and branches broke off to go on > to Augusta County, Wythe, Washington VA; Iredell County, NC; and near > Ninety-Six, SC. I would love to find a thread linking all these together > with my KIRKPATRICK line, which I have not traced back beyond 1830 in MO. > Please keep me in mind if you discover either a David (m.Jane HUGHES with > maternal CAMPBELL, ROBINSON lines) or John (m. Hannah) KIRKPATRICK, born c > 1800 +10/- 30 years. My BRECKENRIDGE line went to Bourbon County, KY, where > I know there was a Joseph KIRKPATRICK, but I know of no connection to my > John, though it would make sense. Mary Moore

Yes, I have a John Kirkpatrick who married a Hannah Morrison.... unfortunately, no descendants as I haven't researched this line yet. There were several John's in 1790's tax lists for KY, but none in Bourbon Co. by 1810 Census. Descendants of John Kirkpatrick Generation No. 1 1.  JOHN KIRKPATRICK was born Unknown, and died Bef. October 25, 1800 in Bourbon Co., KY (Source: Inventory of estate dated 25 Oct 1800 (have copy).).  He married HANNAH MORRISON June 02, 1791 in Bourbon Co., KY (Source: Thos Kirkpatrick signed marriage bond dated May 31, 1793.  IGI says same m. 02 Jul 1791 in Bourbon Co., KY.Type written p. 8 from unknown book verifies date m. by Rev. A. McClure.). (I'm not sure as to the bond dated 1793... perhaps I should look at it again... but the inventory of estate doesn't mention much to prove whether it matches THIS John Kirkpatrick) The following 1st generation is on my web page at http://www.geocities.com/heartland/6540/ Thomas Kirkpatrick, Sr. b. 1735-40?/20-30?, m. unknown. Thomas died: unknown. No evidence found for these being parents or children being related (only guess is the locality of all of them). Researched & recorded by Jefferson D. Kirkpatrick, few concrete sources found. This first generation is very speculative. Possible Children: 1. Thomas Kirkpatrick, Jr. b. 1765-1784, m. Elizabeth Mitchell, 24 Feb 1791, in Bourbon Co., KY, b. bef. 1765?. Thomas died: unknown. Have copy of estate appraisal & sale, & marriage bond. 2. Joseph Kirkpatrick (KY-4) b. before 1764, m. Keziah Mitchell, 24 Mar 1791, in Bourbon Co., KY, b. 1760-1770. Joseph died May/Jun 1817. Children verified in will.  Have copy of will, inventory, & marriage bond. Keziah: Also spelled as Kasiah/Kiziah 3. John Kirkpatrick m. Hannah Morrison, 02 Jun 1791, in Bourbon Co., KY. John died ?? ?? 1800. 4. Benjamin Kirkpatrick m. Mary Kirkpatrick, 18 Apr 1797, in Bourbon Co., KY, Bap abt. 1776. Mary: Maiden name appears to be Mary Kirkpatrick in AAI CD#2/229 5. Martha Kirkpatrick m. William Martin, 13 Mar 1805, in Bourbon Co., KY. 6. James Kirkpatrick (KY-6) Jailor of Mercer Co., KY, m. Anne Shelp, 10 May 1803, in Bourbon Co., KY, b. Adams Co., OH?. See land deed records in Mercer Co., KY in KNL v.VII, #1, p22. 7. Elizabeth Kirkpatrick b. 27 Dec 1796, Paris, Bourbon Co., KY, m. John Galloway, 15 Jan 1807, in Paris, Bourbon Co., KY. JAH source shows bondsman was Thomas Kirkpatrick. Dan At 07:35 PM 6/30/98 -0700, you wrote: >Dr. John KIRKPATRICK married a Hannah (maiden name, date, and place not >known) (Morrison??) and had Virginia, Mahalia, Elisha, John David, and >Gordon. They lived in Belleview, Washington County, Missouri in 1830 and he >died before 1840. She is on the census in 1850.  Daughter Virginia >KIRKPATRICK married Joseph Campbell MOYER in the early 1850s in Belleview, >(now Iron County), Missouri. >Elisha Kirkpatrick was married twice. First he married Mary Shelton, sister >of my great-grandfather Smith Gamble Breckenridge's first wife, Jane >Shelton; then Elisha married as his second wife, her sister, Philiscab (Yes, >that is right! Can you imagine burdening a baby with that name?) Shelton. >Shelton is connected with Augusta County, Virginia too. And the names >MORRISON, DABNEY, HARRISON.] >I have information on a David Kirkpatrick in Washington County, Missouri at >the same time. I would love to prove a connection between Dr. John and Rev. >David, whose wife was Jane HUGHES. >Does this sound familiar? Can you help with any specific history or data? >Does anyone have their ancestry? Was Dr.John related to Rev. David >KIRKPATRICK?  I would greatly appreciate any help you can give. Please reply >privately, so as not to clog the list.  >I  have plenty of connections to Presbyterians who spread out from Bucks >County, PA to Lancaster-Chester county line and branches broke off to go on >to Augusta County, Wythe, Washington VA; Iredell County, NC; and near >Ninety-Six, SC.  I would love to find a thread linking all these together >with my KIRKPATRICK line, which I have not traced back beyond 1830 in MO. >Please keep me in mind if you discover either a David (m.Jane HUGHES with >maternal CAMPBELL, ROBINSON lines) or John (m. Hannah) KIRKPATRICK, born c >1800 +10/- 30 years.  My BRECKENRIDGE line went to Bourbon County, KY, where >I know there was a Joseph KIRKPATRICK, but I know of no connection to my >John, though it would make sense.  Mary Moore > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Daniel C. Kirkpatrick, 218 Fergerson Park, N. 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Dr. John KIRKPATRICK married a Hannah (maiden name, date, and place not known) (Morrison??) and had Virginia, Mahalia, Elisha, John David, and Gordon. They lived in Belleview, Washington County, Missouri in 1830 and he died before 1840. She is on the census in 1850. Daughter Virginia KIRKPATRICK married Joseph Campbell MOYER in the early 1850s in Belleview, (now Iron County), Missouri. Elisha Kirkpatrick was married twice. First he married Mary Shelton, sister of my great-grandfather Smith Gamble Breckenridge's first wife, Jane Shelton; then Elisha married as his second wife, her sister, Philiscab (Yes, that is right! Can you imagine burdening a baby with that name?) Shelton. Shelton is connected with Augusta County, Virginia too. And the names MORRISON, DABNEY, HARRISON.] I have information on a David Kirkpatrick in Washington County, Missouri at the same time. I would love to prove a connection between Dr. John and Rev. David, whose wife was Jane HUGHES. Does this sound familiar? Can you help with any specific history or data? Does anyone have their ancestry? Was Dr.John related to Rev. David KIRKPATRICK? I would greatly appreciate any help you can give. Please reply privately, so as not to clog the list. I have plenty of connections to Presbyterians who spread out from Bucks County, PA to Lancaster-Chester county line and branches broke off to go on to Augusta County, Wythe, Washington VA; Iredell County, NC; and near Ninety-Six, SC. I would love to find a thread linking all these together with my KIRKPATRICK line, which I have not traced back beyond 1830 in MO. Please keep me in mind if you discover either a David (m.Jane HUGHES with maternal CAMPBELL, ROBINSON lines) or John (m. Hannah) KIRKPATRICK, born c 1800 +10/- 30 years. My BRECKENRIDGE line went to Bourbon County, KY, where I know there was a Joseph KIRKPATRICK, but I know of no connection to my John, though it would make sense. Mary Moore

Ken: Well I also was wondering why the list is so slow, so here is some of my information: (1) Howell Lewis ROLFE, b: abt 1826 in VA, married to (1) Nancy SEARLES and (2) Emily J. BOYD Children of Howell and Nancy: (1) Mary Margaret ROLFE married to Eugene C. KIRKPATRICK (2) Howell Edward ROLFE (3) Emily Catherine ROLFE married to (1) GASSAWAY, (2) George L. KIRKPATRICK and (3) John LYNN (4) Luther Franklin ROLFE married to Martha S. WELLS (5) John James (Bricklayer) ROLFE married to (1) Hannah STEINKAMP and (2) Mattie FRIAR (6) Lewis C. ROLFE married to Nancy Isabel SCOTT I have further information if anyone is interested and would appreciate any and all help with this family I can get. Kenneth R. Searles Huntsville, KY ---------- > > At 03:35 PM 6/28/98 -0500, Harold A Ralston wrote: > >Ken, I have been wondering the same thing. But then I just recently > >subscribed to this list. > >I have pasted my Rolfe descendancy report for William Rolfe below. Does > >anyone see a connection to the line? > >My wife's grandmother (25. Harriet Almina ROLFE) always said her Rolfe > >ancestors descended from John Rolf of the Virginia early settlement fame > >(Pocahontas). I have searched for a connection with no success. Anyone care > > Hi all, I have began to research this Rolfe family and I find that a lot of > people are saying the same thing. What'a more, I think they are right. > > I have learned that the information that Thomas Rolfe had only one child > was phoney, and can back that up. > > I for one would love to connect with all the Rolfes who are researching > into the early VA Rolfes. So what say we see if we connect these guys? Ken > Poole > > > > > >

Hello to all! Seeing that we have had some traffic of late thought I would try again with my line of KIRKPATRICK. I have had some breaks in my research recently. I am researching Thomas A. KIRKPATRICK and wife Rachel (PORTER) KIRKPATRICK. Both born in Ohio, not sure where, but were married in Jefferson Co, OH in 1842. Moved to Jackson Co. VA, according to 1850 census. Lost them until the 1880 census in Johnson Co., KS. I assumed this is where they lived out the rest of their lives,WRONG!!! After researching the local newspaper (The Olathe Mirror, Johnson CO., KS) I came across an article stating they had sold the farm and were moving to Northeast MO. I found their three older children in and around the Memphis, Scotland Co., MO area according to the 1870/1880/1900 census. I recieved an excert from a book published by the Scotland Co. Genealogical Society. The book contains many stories about the early settlers and I was sent an excert reguarding the William KIRKPATRICK and Marth (HAYS) KIRKPATRICK family of the area. This excert stated "it is believed that this family (Thomas A. KIRKPATRICK family) is possible related to our family, meaning the William KIRKPATRICK family. My question is: Is any one out there researching this William and Martha KIRKPATRICK family? If so can you pass on any insight on this? It is believed that my Thomas/Rachel KIRKPATRICK are buried in the Buskirk Cemetery in Scotland Co. I do have another write up on the William KIRKPATRICK family that I would be willing to pass on to anyone researching this family. Their children: Sarah KIRKPATRICK m Norman HAMBLETON 13 May 1860 in Scotland Co., MO Mathew KIRKPATRICK m Fanney NEAL 25 Jan 1865 in Scotland Co., MO Margaret KIRKPATRICK m John GOLLIKER (GOLLIHER) in Scotland Co., MO James L> KIRKPATRICK m Alice LINDSEY 27 April 1873 in Johnson Co., Kansas, they never moved away from Johnson Co., Kansas. Buried in the Olatha Cemetery. James is my ggrandfather. Elizabeth KIRKPATRICK d 1872? in Johnson Co. KS Thank you for any help you all can send my way. Becky in Arizona

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Sharon, I have a William Kirkpatrick b bef 1726. Parents were James K b c1710 and Mary ? James parents were Alexander K c 1685 in Watties Neach, Scotland and ? I don't have inf on Wm's wife or issue. Let me know if this is same line you are following and I'll sent you more info on his siblings. Larry Fischer -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [SMTP:[email protected]] Sent: Thursday, June 11, 1998 4:33 PM To: [email protected] Subject: KIRKPATRICK-D Digest V98 #26 Hi List Members, This weeks' only message was from someone who asked to 'Unsubscribe'. I thought I might as well tell you all who I am researching, and hopefully, someone will be interested in trading information with me. I am researching WILLIAM (c1735 - d1781NC) & SARAH RUTH (c1740 MD - d1830KY) KIRKPATRICK and family. This family began in Harford Co., MD, went to NC abt 1770, then to KY abt 1790. Mainly I want to know the names and birthplaces of WILLIAM's parents. Thanks very much. Sharon

Judith: Thanks for the info. Where do you find the BLM sites. My ggrandmother was Rebecca Ann KIRKPATRICK married to William Campbell SEARLES living in Pope County, IL. I believe she was the dau of James KIRKPATRICK and Mary (unknown). I have had a hard time with the KIRKPATRICK'. Kenneth ---------- > Kenneth: > > I don't have anymore info on James other than what I found in the land patents > from the BLM site which is incredible if you haven't discovered it yet. I do > have what Charlene in Shelby Co. IN sent me: > > "I think the James K. you mention here is the brother to my Samuel K. Jr. b. > 24 May 1798 KY m. Elizabeth Thuman 16 Jan 1821. They are the sons of Samule K > and Martha Roseburgh. > > I have a James R. which could easily be the James K you mention, b. 15 Feb > 1790 PA d. 22 Sept 1873, buried Selem Cemetery, Vanderburgh Co. IN. James R. > maried 1. Sarah Fauquier and 2. Sarah Wilmuth." > > What I'm searching for is a link to my KY Kirkpatricks, some of who went first > to OH and then IN. My gggggrandfather was John K b. Easton PA in abt 1750 > with two known sons, William b. 1776PA and my ggggrandfather George b. abt > 1781VA, and a known daughter Nancy b. 1777-1780. They settled in Harrison Co. > KY by late 1790's but only George and his wife Margaret stayed there until his > death in 1852-59. They are buried in the old cemetery in Cynthiana. They had > several children but I only have discerned two sons, Cyrus, my gggrandfather > and brother John A. a doctor, and possible sister Harriett. > > What line are you tracking? > > judith > Portland, OR >

Found this though someone might need it. Knoxville Gazette 5 Nov 1791 Knoxville Gazette Vol. I, No. 1, 5 Nov 1791 (page 3 column 3) Knoxville, September 5. On Wednesday evening last Mr. James Kilpatric was killed by a party of Indians on Poor Valley Creek, about 17 miles from Hawkins Courthouse and 3 miles from the main Kentuckey road. Mr. Kilpatric had gone out to drive up his cattle, and was not more than 400 yards from his house when the Indians fired on him; they instantly made off without attempting to scalp him. The design of this page is copyrighted © 1998 by Jackie Robinson All Rights Reserved. This information may be used by libraries and genealogical societies, however, commercial use of this information is strictly prohibited without prior permission. If copied, this copyright notice must appear with the information. Carol (Gehrs) Mitchell, 134 Schnauzer Lane, Beaver Falls, PA 15010 <[email protected]> 724-847-4473 [TMG, WP8, Eudora]

Hi List Members, This weeks' only message was from someone who asked to 'Unsubscribe'. I thought I might as well tell you all who I am researching, and hopefully, someone will be interested in trading information with me. I am researching WILLIAM (c1735 - d1781NC) & SARAH RUTH (c1740 MD - d1830KY) KIRKPATRICK and family. This family began in Harford Co., MD, went to NC abt 1770, then to KY abt 1790. Mainly I want to know the names and birthplaces of WILLIAM's parents. Thanks very much. Sharon

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JAMES K. KIRKPATRICK. I found him in Gibson Co. IN, land purchase signed 1840. Can someone please tell me where he comes from? Searching for clues! Judith

I have two brothers Ebenezer KIRKPATRICK b. c1783 and Thomas KIRKPATRICK b. 1787 in Closeburn, Dumfries, who left there and moved to Orkney. Ebenezer married Elspet GROUNDWATER and they had one son James Gould KIRKPATRICK b. 1828, Ebenezer then married Isobel LOUTIT in 1829 in the parish of Orphir, Orkney and they had one son Ebenezer KIRKPATRICK b. 1830. Thomas married Margaret SHEARER in 1817 in Canisbay, Caithness and they had five children Donald b. 1818, Margaret b. c1820, Ebenezar b. 1821, Anna b. 1823 and Thomas b. 1825, the first two children were born in Canisbay and the remainder in Orphir, Orkney. I would appreciate any info anyone might have on this line, will gladly swap any research. Regards Tracey Janney

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