Posted on: McCarty & McCarthy Queries Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/FamilyAssoc/McCarty?read=174 Surname: McCardy, Holloway, Fillhour ------------------------- My husband's g-grandmother was Sarilda (Syrilda) McCarty Holloway. According to a news story printed June 6, 1930 in the Noblesville Daily Ledger in Indiana, she was the oldest of 11 children of Effie Fillhour and Lewis McCarty. She was born in Clermont Co. Ohio and when she was 15 the family moved to Walnut Grove, Ind. This is either Hamilton Co. or Madison Co. Indiana. She married Elisha Holloway in 1860. She was 92 years old when this interview took place and it is stated that she had a living brother named Peter near Lapel Ind. and a sister Elizabeth Webb of Anderson Ind. When she died 3/27/1931, the funeral was handled by the McCarty Funeral Home in Lapel, Indiana (Relation?) Is anyone familiar with this family. I have been unable to find any of these McCartys online.

Jim dID YOU GET ANY NEW INFORMATION ON McCarthy?

Jim This is interesting to me because my father and my middle name is Clark. I have not been able to find any ancestors that were connected to the Clark line. I noted that it say these are available on microfilm . Maybe you can get them on interlibrary loan. jmccarty wrote: > HELP HELP > Does anyone have any infromation of the copy below? Draper Manuscrips, > Location State Historical Sociely of Wisconson, in Madison, Wis. > Who is this Richard McCarty? Hope that he is from my line. Because of > health problems unable to travel to Wis. at this time. > Jim > > Title: Draper manuscripts : William Croghan papers, > 1769-1818. > Quantity: 0.4 c.f. (3 volumes) > Summary: Military and personal papers of a Revolutionary War > officer in the 8th Virginia Militia Regiment, who > was > also the brother-in-law of Jonathan, George > Rogers, and > William Clark. > Includes muster rolls and payrolls, 1776-1779, for > the 8th > Virginia and for companies of the Illinois > Regiment; > Croghan's diaries (1779-1780, 1781, 1784) > concerning his > regiment's march from New Jersey to South Carolina > and > his participation in the Siege of Charleston > (1780), > social activities in Virginia, and a trip from > Louisville to Nashville (1784), including notes > and land > surveys; and a notebook and diary (1776-1777) of > Richard > McCarty, a sergeant in Croghan's regiment, > concerning > New Jersey and Pennsylvania campaigns. Also > includes > correspondence concerning land business, > administration > of the Illinois grant, and Croghan's son George's > command of Ft. Stephenson during the War of 1812. > Correspondents include Arthur Campbell, Abraham > Chapline, John Dodge, William Henry Harrison, and > Robert > Todd. > Notes: This collection is also available as a microfilm > publication. > Forms part of the Lyman Copeland Draper Manuscripts. > > Finding aid: "Guide to the Draper Manuscripts" by Josephine > Harper > (Madison : State Historical Society of Wisconsin, > 1983). > Subjects: Campbell, Arthur, 1742-1811. > Chapline, Abraham. > Clark, George Rogers, 1752-1818. > Clark, Jonathan, 1750-1811. > Clark, William, 1770-1838. > Croghan, George, d. 1782. > Croghan, George, 1791-1849. > Dodge, John, 1751-1800. > Harrison, William Henry, 1773-1841. > McCarty, Richard. > Todd, Robert. > Virginia. Militia. Regiment, 8th. > Stephenson, Fort, Ohio, Defense of, 1813. > Charleston (S.C.)--History--Revolution, 1775-1783. > Kentucky--Description and travel. > New Jersey--History--Revolution, 1775-1783. > Pennsylvania--History--Revolution, 1775-1783. > Tennessee--Description and travel. > United States--History--War of 1812. > Virginia--Social life and customs--Revolution, > 1775-1783. > Form/Genre: Manuscript collection. > Diaries. > Military records. > Additional Authors/Creators: > Croghan, William, 1752-1822. > Draper, Lyman Copeland, 1815-1891, collector. > Variant title: Draper Mss N > RLIN Number: WIHV92-A101 > > Location: Archives Main Stacks > Call Number: Draper Mss N > Shelf Location: MAD 4 /13/A2-3 > > ================================================================================ > > ==== McCARTY Mailing List ==== > Email Archives: http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl > > ============================== > Search ALL of RootsWeb's mailing lists in real time. > RootsWeb's Personalized Mailing Lists: > http://pml.rootsweb.com/ -- DeWayne McCarty Visit the Columbiana County Chapter of Ohio Genealogy Society Home Page. http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohcolumb/index.htm Check out the Historical Research Pages and the Links. Researching McCarty, Andrews, Donaldson in Washington Co, PA.

I am in Madison,WI but have not been to Historical Society. I do not have a car right now and am not familiar with the city. I also am in poor health so I usually rely on others to go places. All of my family is McCarthy and are from 1800 in Milwaukee (the old Third Ward ). My ggrandfather was with the early fire Dept. a captain or? Then he was the private security for Mitchell Park. 26 and National Ave. on the South side of Milwaukee. Do you know any more about your McCarty? [email protected]

HELP HELP Does anyone have any infromation of the copy below? Draper Manuscrips, Location State Historical Sociely of Wisconson, in Madison, Wis. Who is this Richard McCarty? Hope that he is from my line. Because of health problems unable to travel to Wis. at this time. Jim Title: Draper manuscripts : William Croghan papers, 1769-1818. Quantity: 0.4 c.f. (3 volumes) Summary: Military and personal papers of a Revolutionary War officer in the 8th Virginia Militia Regiment, who was also the brother-in-law of Jonathan, George Rogers, and William Clark. Includes muster rolls and payrolls, 1776-1779, for the 8th Virginia and for companies of the Illinois Regiment; Croghan's diaries (1779-1780, 1781, 1784) concerning his regiment's march from New Jersey to South Carolina and his participation in the Siege of Charleston (1780), social activities in Virginia, and a trip from Louisville to Nashville (1784), including notes and land surveys; and a notebook and diary (1776-1777) of Richard McCarty, a sergeant in Croghan's regiment, concerning New Jersey and Pennsylvania campaigns. Also includes correspondence concerning land business, administration of the Illinois grant, and Croghan's son George's command of Ft. Stephenson during the War of 1812. Correspondents include Arthur Campbell, Abraham Chapline, John Dodge, William Henry Harrison, and Robert Todd. Notes: This collection is also available as a microfilm publication. Forms part of the Lyman Copeland Draper Manuscripts. Finding aid: "Guide to the Draper Manuscripts" by Josephine Harper (Madison : State Historical Society of Wisconsin, 1983). Subjects: Campbell, Arthur, 1742-1811. Chapline, Abraham. Clark, George Rogers, 1752-1818. Clark, Jonathan, 1750-1811. Clark, William, 1770-1838. Croghan, George, d. 1782. Croghan, George, 1791-1849. Dodge, John, 1751-1800. Harrison, William Henry, 1773-1841. McCarty, Richard. Todd, Robert. Virginia. Militia. Regiment, 8th. Stephenson, Fort, Ohio, Defense of, 1813. Charleston (S.C.)--History--Revolution, 1775-1783. Kentucky--Description and travel. New Jersey--History--Revolution, 1775-1783. Pennsylvania--History--Revolution, 1775-1783. Tennessee--Description and travel. United States--History--War of 1812. Virginia--Social life and customs--Revolution, 1775-1783. Form/Genre: Manuscript collection. Diaries. Military records. Additional Authors/Creators: Croghan, William, 1752-1822. Draper, Lyman Copeland, 1815-1891, collector. Variant title: Draper Mss N RLIN Number: WIHV92-A101 Location: Archives Main Stacks Call Number: Draper Mss N Shelf Location: MAD 4 /13/A2-3 ================================================================================

Janice, Thank you so much for sharing this valuable information. This may be the most important single posting I have seen on the connection between the various early families surrounding the McCartys of Bucks County and the various branches that end up in KY, IN, IL and in Virginia. I have long suspectd that these families are all closely linked. That is to say that all of that family who spell their name as McCarty, (and perhaps the Cartys as well) I also have nodoubt that a connection like this linking this group and the one who are found along the route that this family takes down through VA and on to the west are critical. I note two very important link given names here to one side and names which are missing from my line. First is the Jeremiah and the second is the Harman (herman. This latter one could have ended up in my line fron several aspects but this one is most interenting. The fant that Harman's station is so near to my McCarty line (children of Floyd County KY Jeremiah) and that there is a possible connection to that family, or from Anne Harmon McCarty's family name, or through a Connection to the Harmon (Herman) mentioned in your posting. The Other name I am looking for a sourse for is Abner. I note that this given name appars in Darby's family as well as in Nicholas of Jefferson County, KY's line all born within a twenty year period from 1780-1799 and all iun the exact same generational distance from the root family That is that the two are grand sons. Curiously there are two others. One is Jeremiah McCarty's father, b. 1798, according to the cesus of Scott county, VA, in NC. Exactly which of the families he is decended from I can not determine but that he is clearly related is evident in the choice of given names which show up among his children and grandchildren. That one of Nicholas McCarty's great grand children, John Wiley, son of Abner son of Richard (thought to be son of Nicholas? whether this is this same Nicholas withwhom he if found in Jefferson County KY or another of The Nicholas's who end up staying in PA is uncertain. The same may be true of Thomas McCarty who shows up there with him) I am also looking at close ties to two other families from Baltimore and Harford County, MD. The Smiths (Calverts also Smith who is the third lord Calvert.) and the Chenoweth's, So now I ad d the Severns as another early Jefferson, Nelson County Family and this all seems to be moving in very interesting dirrections. Nodoubt it will take some time for all this to sort itself out. Possibly someone else out there is sitting on another important piece of linkage without realizing it. One currious thing about my line is that Nicholas McCarty's (Jefferson County KY) son, John McCarty wf Margaret Smith (dau of Adam Smith)has a son named Abner who is supposedly born in 1799 who seems to disapear after the mention as John's son. As you may or may not know, Darby's son Benjamin also has a son Abner born that same year. This one shows up later in Indiana Politics, but apparently is connested with Jefferson County and Louisville KY at some point along the way. It is possible however that John's son was born in 1798 as the birth date given for son Abner is based on conjecture from the date of John's marriage to Margaret Smith. It was not uncommon, even in those days for awoman to be pregna=nt when married. The fact that Abner was born in NC might be interesting. John is curriously absent from the tax rolls for Nelson County that year but appears on the prior years and the following years. Could it be that they took an extended honeymoon away from the region while she gave birth to Abner, in order to save face with her family. After her father was a minister and apparently the McCarty family is early involved in the Episcipal, the Baptist Church and later with the Methodist Church. Did she then wait a reasonable time before returning to the Jefferson County KY region? Was Abner then perhaps left behind with family in Frederick County, VA where he grew up and married wife Lora? (I do not know her family as yet, but family lore connects both Jeremiah's birth place with Frederick County and his parents as well. So far I have found no mention of them in any doccumentation or any of the Census records prior to 1850, when they turn up in Scott County.) Steve Patton ----- Original Message ----- From: Janice Severns <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, April 25, 2000 11:47 PM Subject: [McCARTY-L] Bucks County, Pa McCartys and their associations I am a descendant of Darby McCarty. My husband is a descendant of some Severns that are associated with Bucks County Severns. So I have been looking at the Bucks Co., recorded abstracts for a long time and copying and keeping any references that I found to use maybe in future. I recently found an association with the Severns of Bucks county and the McCartys of Bucks county. I also have some Severns in Nelson, Jefferson and Hardin Co. Ky that seem to be out of the Bucks Co area. Also some of Darbys children are in the area. Now I find that some of the other McCartys are also in the area. How do they all fit together? Is it parallel migration or were they migrating as an extended family? Let us deal with the association with the Severns family first. Cornelius McCarty, husbandman, of Middletown, Bucks Co., PA was married to a woman named Tudey Cruse. His will is dated March 13, 1726 and was Proved Dec. 7, 1731. He named wife Tudey and brother-in-law Nicholas Cruse executors. All estate for bringing up my child or children ((my note Children not named.)) Wit: Derrick Cruse, Ann Eamonson and Jeremiah Croasdael ((My note: Middletown later became Neshiminey) The Cruses may have been from Staten Island NY. Tudey Cruse McCarty apparently married a man named John Evans, of Northampton. His will dated Oct. 4, 1737 and proved Nov. 12, 1737. Names wife Judith - Son-in-law ((Phrase I have learned likely means step-son in this time frame)) Cornelius McCarty, Son John and child unborn, right in place on which I live by lease from Isaac Pennington, brother Thomas and his children. ((Is this Thomas an Evans or a Pennington? Unclear.)) Jeremiah Croasdale of Middletown executor Wit: Lawrence McSorley, James Ellit and Joseph Widman Then on November 9, 1738 she married a man named Harman VanSandt. Harman was the father-in-law of Daniel Severns who married Catherine VanSandt. Some Severns researchers consider this man to be my husband's ancestor. Now here are some things that I have copied out of various sources over the years. Note the frequency of the Name Nicholas Cruse or Crusen who was brother of Judith Cruse McCarty Evans Vansandt Bucks county McCarty references that may apply James and Dinah Carrell of Northhampton owed money for 100 acres in Northhampton Twp on 27 April, 1748. This property was on the line of Abraham Bennett, Nicholas Crusen and Thomas Dungan. This property was purchased in 1734 from Samuel and Elizabeth Gilbert, Silas and Sarah McCarty and Robert and Lydia Tomkin. These 3 women, Elizabeth Gilbert, Sarah McCarty and Lydia Tomkin are supposed to be the daughters of James Carrell of Northhampton, of Bucks Co Pennsylvania. One of the Witnesses was Bernard Carrell. >From Bucks co Deed records. Vol 7, page487 P 513 Feb 1744 (a list of several names and towns one of whom is James Carrell, yeoman, of Northampton, all of Bucks Co., Pennsylvania and all members of the Presbyterian Church, of Warwick, minister Charles Bealy), to create church and graveyard. Signed by several more names and Recorded 1748 >From Volume 9, p 359 19 August, 1732 James and Dinah Carrell, ( oldest son and heir of James Carrell), of Northhampton Twp., Bucks co., Pennsylvania sold to Gideon DeCamp, of Warminster Twp., Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, 100 acres. in Warminster Twp. on the line of Bartholomew Longstreth, Thomas David and Nicholas Crussen. Signed James Carrell and Dinah (x) Carrell, who recorded 1735. Wit: Benjamin Carrell, Joseph Hart and John Hart >From various will records. Silas McCarty in Bucks County on March 23, 1726/27 as he was witness to a will of Rachel Pidcock of Richland of the county of Philadelphia. Could these Richardsons be the family of Hannah Richardson who married Darby McCarty? A Francis Richardson died in NY between 5 mo (July 7, 1688 and July 16, 1688) He was a merchant. He was to be buried in the Friends Burying Ground at Flushing. Wife Rebecca sole exedutrix. 400 acres in Twp of Cheltenham and 1/3 of all other estate. 3 children , Francis, Rebecca and John at age of 21 the other 2/3 Overseers: William Richardson, Arthur Cooke and John Delavell Wit: John Lawrence, William Daerling, Geo. Heathcote and Richard Van Dam Proved at New York July 16, 1688, Cert of Jos. Dudley Reg. Con. Edmund Andrews, Capt. General etc., dated at Boston Feb. 14. 1688 Joseph Growden of Trevose, Bucks county, Gent.. Dated July 25, 1730 Proved Dec 28, 1730 Wife Ann sole executrix son Joseph water-mill and land leaving off encumbrance to collect also adjacent "Richelieu" adj. Francis Searle, Herman Vansant and Thomas Tomlinson. Daughter Hannah Grewden plantation going to Duncan and Arthur Searle former in possession of Francis Lucas -- also plantation between Redmans and Rue on Neshaminy Creek. Grandson Francis Richardson, son of Francis Richardson, lot in Phila. Coldsmith, deceased 100 £. Same to Jos. Richardson, his brother. Son Lawrence Growden 5 s. Dan Ganifer, Cooper 5s. son in law David Lloyd 5 s Wit: Dan Ganifer, Thos. Stackhouse, Joseph Growden, John Stackhouse, William Watson, Griffith Owen Clement Dungan, of Northampton, Senior Dated Aug. 26, 1732 Proved Sept 25, 1732 Brother Jeremiah sole executor and all lands - Jenkin Jones, of Phila. and Joseph Eaten of North Wales bond of £10... from John Hart - James Carrel to pay brother Thomas Dungan 3£ and 3£ to our Meeting House to be rid of the debt he owes me Thomas Dungan of Warminster 2 years interest nephew Wm Dungan to pay...ey McCarty <<<<(this is how the page reads from the extract) 6 £ Edward Drial to render, unto Jeremiah's (Dungan) youngest daughter Mary side saddle. Wit: David Drake, George Dungan and Dan Brock Note: in another will dated Feb 16 1732/33 and proved March 5, 1732/33 for John Morris of Southhampton Jenkins Jones is mentioned as minister of the gospel, Phila. John Hart and Thomas Dungan and Joseph Shaw are witnesses. >From will Book No 5. Page 303 #1265 Edward McCarty of Noxamixon Twp. Dated 10-7-1783 Proved 8--21-1792 Nicholas Hoogey of Northampton Co.&gson Thos. McCarty (son of John, decd) Blksmith, Exrs. Son Thomas of Virginia--Dau Margaret Doran living in Baltimore Co., Md. Gdau Catharine McCarty dau of John & her sister Mary. Son Nicholas, his dau Catharine Gson Patrick McCarty, son of Patrick, Decd. Wits: Edw. Murphey, Catharine Murphy, Neal McDuffe. Jos. Richardson lived on property adjoining land that Jonathan Woolston of Middletown bought of Christian Vanhorn Sept and Oct 1741. Thomas Dungan came to Bucks County from Rhode Island in 1684. He settled at a place named Cold Springs, which was between Bristol and Trenton. He died in 1688. He had 5 sons and 4 daus. He was a Baptist minister and founded a Baptist church in Buck County. A list of surveys in Bucks Co. Name Acres Date of Survey McCarty, Edward 250 March 11, 1737 McCarty, James 25 Apr. 5, 1746 McCarty, James 50 Dec. 13, 1750 McCarty, John 74 Mar. 10, 1820 McCarty, John 65 Dec. 10, 1811 McCarty, Nicholas 12 Feb. 12, 1773 McCarty, Nicholas 25 Feb. 25, 1773 McCarty, Silas 50 Jan. 25, 1743 McCarty, Silas 20 Feb. 24, 1748-9 McCarty, Silas 100 July 21, 1741 McCarty, Thomas 12 Mar. 23, 1822 A list of wills and administrations in Bucks Co. 1731 McCarty, Cornelius Middletown will #300 1750 McCarty, Silas Springfield will #727 1766 McCarty, John Haycock will #1198 1792 McCarty, Edward Noxamixon will #2404 1794 McCarty, Benjamin Richland will #1336 1808 McCarty, Nicholas Nockamixon adm. #3584 1826 McCarty, John, Sr. Haycock will #5532 1838 McCarty, Thomas Haycock adm. #7203 1841 McCarty, John G. adm #7643 1844 McCarty, Nicholas Haycock adm #8079 1848 McCarty, Sarah Nockamixon adm #8637 1848 McCarty, Margaret Haycock adm #8658 1850 McCarty, Nicholas Nockamixon adm #8938 Early settlers in Plumstead Twp included: Clement and Thomas Dungan. Silas McCarty lived in the SW part of the twp, near the Buckingham line in 1724. Early settlers in Haycock Twp included: Thomas and Patrick McCarty. Silas McCarty signed a petition to make Haycock a twp in 1740. I hope these things help you all. I have also just this evening discovered that the Rev. Thomas Dungan of RI and then Bucks Co is a great-grandson of the very controversial nonconformist minister Rev. Bachilder through his dau. Deborah Wing of Massachusetts. I have found quite a bit of info about these families on the internet. Janice Severns ==== McCARTY Mailing List ==== Email Archives: http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl ============================== Free Web space. ANY amount. ANY subject. RootsWeb's Freepages put you in touch with millions. http://cgi.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/acctform.cgi

Thanks for sharing this information. Our McCarty ancestors were in Lancaster County in 1829 and perhaps earlier. I am curious to know if there was a connection between the many McCartys of Bucks County and those in Lancaster County. I would think there might be a connection. Anyone else have any ideas on this? Victoria McCarty ----- Original Message ----- From: Janice Severns <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, April 25, 2000 8:47 PM Subject: [McCARTY-L] Bucks County, Pa McCartys and their associations > > > I am a descendant of Darby McCarty. My husband is a descendant of some > Severns that are associated with Bucks County Severns. So I have been > looking at the Bucks Co., recorded abstracts for a long time and copying and > keeping any references that I found to use maybe in future. > > I recently found an association with the Severns of Bucks county and the > McCartys of Bucks county. I also have some Severns in Nelson, Jefferson and > Hardin Co. Ky that seem to be out of the Bucks Co area. Also some of Darbys > children are in the area. Now I find that some of the other McCartys are > also in the area. How do they all fit together? Is it parallel migration or > were they migrating as an extended family? > > Let us deal with the association with the Severns family first. > > Cornelius McCarty, husbandman, of Middletown, Bucks Co., PA was married to > a woman named Tudey Cruse. His will is dated March 13, 1726 and was Proved > Dec. 7, 1731. > He named wife Tudey and brother-in-law Nicholas Cruse executors. > All estate for bringing up my child or children > ((my note Children not named.)) > Wit: Derrick Cruse, Ann Eamonson and Jeremiah Croasdael > ((My note: Middletown later became Neshiminey) > The Cruses may have been from Staten Island NY. > > Tudey Cruse McCarty apparently married a man named John Evans, of > Northampton. His will dated Oct. 4, 1737 and proved Nov. 12, 1737. > Names wife Judith - Son-in-law ((Phrase I have learned likely means step-son > in this time frame)) Cornelius McCarty, Son John and child unborn, right in > place on which I live by lease from Isaac Pennington, brother Thomas and his > children. > ((Is this Thomas an Evans or a Pennington? Unclear.)) > Jeremiah Croasdale of Middletown executor > Wit: Lawrence McSorley, James Ellit and Joseph Widman > > Then on November 9, 1738 she married a man named Harman VanSandt. Harman > was the father-in-law of Daniel Severns who married Catherine VanSandt. Some > Severns researchers consider this man to be my husband's ancestor. > > Now here are some things that I have copied out of various sources over the > years. Note the frequency of the Name Nicholas Cruse or Crusen who was > brother of Judith Cruse McCarty Evans Vansandt > > Bucks county McCarty references that may apply > > James and Dinah Carrell of Northhampton owed money for 100 acres in > Northhampton Twp on 27 April, 1748. This property was on the line of Abraham > Bennett, Nicholas Crusen and Thomas Dungan. This property was purchased in > 1734 from Samuel and Elizabeth Gilbert, Silas and Sarah McCarty and Robert > and Lydia Tomkin. These 3 women, Elizabeth Gilbert, Sarah McCarty and Lydia > Tomkin are supposed to be the daughters of James Carrell of Northhampton, of > Bucks Co Pennsylvania. One of the Witnesses was Bernard Carrell. > >From Bucks co Deed records. Vol 7, page487 > > P 513 Feb 1744 (a list of several names and towns one of whom is James > Carrell, yeoman, of Northampton, all of Bucks Co., Pennsylvania and all > members of the Presbyterian Church, of Warwick, minister Charles Bealy), to > create church and graveyard. Signed by several more names and Recorded 1748 > > >From Volume 9, p 359 > 19 August, 1732 James and Dinah Carrell, ( oldest son and heir of James > Carrell), of Northhampton Twp., Bucks co., Pennsylvania sold to Gideon > DeCamp, of Warminster Twp., Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, 100 acres. in > Warminster Twp. on the line of Bartholomew Longstreth, Thomas David and > Nicholas Crussen. Signed James Carrell and Dinah (x) Carrell, who recorded > 1735. Wit: Benjamin Carrell, Joseph Hart and John Hart > > >From various will records. > > Silas McCarty in Bucks County on March 23, 1726/27 as he was witness to a > will of Rachel Pidcock of Richland of the county of Philadelphia. > > Could these Richardsons be the family of Hannah Richardson who married Darby > McCarty? > > A Francis Richardson died in NY between 5 mo (July 7, 1688 and July 16, > 1688) He was a merchant. He was to be buried in the Friends Burying Ground > at Flushing. Wife Rebecca sole exedutrix. 400 acres in Twp of Cheltenham and > 1/3 of all other estate. 3 children , Francis, Rebecca and John at age of 21 > the other 2/3 > Overseers: William Richardson, Arthur Cooke and John Delavell > Wit: John Lawrence, William Daerling, Geo. Heathcote and Richard Van Dam > Proved at New York July 16, 1688, Cert of Jos. Dudley > Reg. Con. Edmund Andrews, Capt. General etc., dated at Boston Feb. 14. 1688 > > Joseph Growden of Trevose, Bucks county, Gent.. > Dated July 25, 1730 > Proved Dec 28, 1730 > Wife Ann sole executrix son Joseph water-mill and land leaving off > encumbrance to collect also adjacent "Richelieu" adj. Francis Searle, Herman > Vansant and Thomas Tomlinson. > Daughter Hannah Grewden plantation going to Duncan and Arthur Searle former > in possession of Francis Lucas -- also plantation between Redmans and Rue on > Neshaminy Creek. Grandson Francis Richardson, son of Francis Richardson, lot > in Phila. Coldsmith, deceased 100 £. Same to Jos. Richardson, his brother. > Son Lawrence Growden 5 s. Dan Ganifer, Cooper 5s. son in law David Lloyd 5 > s > Wit: Dan Ganifer, Thos. Stackhouse, Joseph Growden, John Stackhouse, William > Watson, Griffith Owen > > Clement Dungan, of Northampton, Senior > Dated Aug. 26, 1732 > Proved Sept 25, 1732 > Brother Jeremiah sole executor and all lands - Jenkin Jones, of Phila. and > Joseph Eaten of North Wales bond of £10... from John Hart - James Carrel to > pay brother Thomas Dungan 3£ and 3£ to our Meeting House to be rid of the > debt he owes me Thomas Dungan of Warminster 2 years interest nephew Wm > Dungan to pay...ey McCarty <<<<(this is how the page reads from the > extract) > 6 £ Edward Drial to render, unto Jeremiah's (Dungan) youngest daughter > Mary side saddle. > Wit: David Drake, George Dungan and Dan Brock > > Note: in another will dated Feb 16 1732/33 and proved March 5, 1732/33 for > John Morris of Southhampton Jenkins Jones is mentioned as minister of the > gospel, Phila. John Hart and Thomas Dungan and Joseph Shaw are witnesses. > > >From will Book No 5. Page 303 #1265 > Edward McCarty of Noxamixon Twp. Dated 10-7-1783 Proved 8--21-1792 > Nicholas Hoogey of Northampton Co.&gson Thos. McCarty (son of John, decd) > Blksmith, Exrs. Son Thomas of Virginia--Dau Margaret Doran living in > Baltimore Co., Md. Gdau Catharine McCarty dau of John & her sister Mary. Son > Nicholas, his dau Catharine Gson Patrick McCarty, son of Patrick, Decd. > Wits: Edw. Murphey, Catharine Murphy, Neal McDuffe. > > Jos. Richardson lived on property adjoining land that Jonathan Woolston of > Middletown bought of Christian Vanhorn Sept and Oct 1741. > > Thomas Dungan came to Bucks County from Rhode Island in 1684. He settled at > a place named Cold Springs, which was between Bristol and Trenton. He died > in 1688. He had 5 sons and 4 daus. He was a Baptist minister and founded a > Baptist church in Buck County. > > A list of surveys in Bucks Co. > > Name Acres Date of Survey > McCarty, Edward 250 March 11, 1737 > McCarty, James 25 Apr. 5, 1746 > McCarty, James 50 Dec. 13, 1750 > McCarty, John 74 Mar. 10, 1820 > McCarty, John 65 Dec. 10, 1811 > McCarty, Nicholas 12 Feb. 12, 1773 > McCarty, Nicholas 25 Feb. 25, 1773 > McCarty, Silas 50 Jan. 25, 1743 > McCarty, Silas 20 Feb. 24, 1748-9 > McCarty, Silas 100 July 21, 1741 > McCarty, Thomas 12 Mar. 23, 1822 > > A list of wills and administrations in Bucks Co. > > 1731 McCarty, Cornelius Middletown will #300 > 1750 McCarty, Silas Springfield will #727 > 1766 McCarty, John Haycock will #1198 > 1792 McCarty, Edward Noxamixon will #2404 > 1794 McCarty, Benjamin Richland will #1336 > 1808 McCarty, Nicholas Nockamixon adm. #3584 > 1826 McCarty, John, Sr. Haycock will #5532 > 1838 McCarty, Thomas Haycock adm. #7203 > 1841 McCarty, John G. adm #7643 > 1844 McCarty, Nicholas Haycock adm #8079 > 1848 McCarty, Sarah Nockamixon adm #8637 > 1848 McCarty, Margaret Haycock adm #8658 > 1850 McCarty, Nicholas Nockamixon adm #8938 > > Early settlers in Plumstead Twp included: Clement and Thomas Dungan. Silas > McCarty lived in the SW part of the twp, near the Buckingham line in 1724. > > Early settlers in Haycock Twp included: Thomas and Patrick McCarty. Silas > McCarty signed a petition to make Haycock a twp in 1740. > > I hope these things help you all. I have also just this evening discovered > that the Rev. Thomas Dungan of RI and then Bucks Co is a great-grandson of > the very controversial nonconformist minister Rev. Bachilder through his > dau. Deborah Wing of Massachusetts. I have found quite a bit of info about > these families on the internet. > > Janice Severns > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ==== McCARTY Mailing List ==== > Email Archives: http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl > > ============================== > Free Web space. ANY amount. ANY subject. > RootsWeb's Freepages put you in touch with millions. > http://cgi.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/acctform.cgi >

I am a descendant of Darby McCarty. My husband is a descendant of some Severns that are associated with Bucks County Severns. So I have been looking at the Bucks Co., recorded abstracts for a long time and copying and keeping any references that I found to use maybe in future. I recently found an association with the Severns of Bucks county and the McCartys of Bucks county. I also have some Severns in Nelson, Jefferson and Hardin Co. Ky that seem to be out of the Bucks Co area. Also some of Darbys children are in the area. Now I find that some of the other McCartys are also in the area. How do they all fit together? Is it parallel migration or were they migrating as an extended family? Let us deal with the association with the Severns family first. Cornelius McCarty, husbandman, of Middletown, Bucks Co., PA was married to a woman named Tudey Cruse. His will is dated March 13, 1726 and was Proved Dec. 7, 1731. He named wife Tudey and brother-in-law Nicholas Cruse executors. All estate for bringing up my child or children ((my note Children not named.)) Wit: Derrick Cruse, Ann Eamonson and Jeremiah Croasdael ((My note: Middletown later became Neshiminey) The Cruses may have been from Staten Island NY. Tudey Cruse McCarty apparently married a man named John Evans, of Northampton. His will dated Oct. 4, 1737 and proved Nov. 12, 1737. Names wife Judith - Son-in-law ((Phrase I have learned likely means step-son in this time frame)) Cornelius McCarty, Son John and child unborn, right in place on which I live by lease from Isaac Pennington, brother Thomas and his children. ((Is this Thomas an Evans or a Pennington? Unclear.)) Jeremiah Croasdale of Middletown executor Wit: Lawrence McSorley, James Ellit and Joseph Widman Then on November 9, 1738 she married a man named Harman VanSandt. Harman was the father-in-law of Daniel Severns who married Catherine VanSandt. Some Severns researchers consider this man to be my husband's ancestor. Now here are some things that I have copied out of various sources over the years. Note the frequency of the Name Nicholas Cruse or Crusen who was brother of Judith Cruse McCarty Evans Vansandt Bucks county McCarty references that may apply James and Dinah Carrell of Northhampton owed money for 100 acres in Northhampton Twp on 27 April, 1748. This property was on the line of Abraham Bennett, Nicholas Crusen and Thomas Dungan. This property was purchased in 1734 from Samuel and Elizabeth Gilbert, Silas and Sarah McCarty and Robert and Lydia Tomkin. These 3 women, Elizabeth Gilbert, Sarah McCarty and Lydia Tomkin are supposed to be the daughters of James Carrell of Northhampton, of Bucks Co Pennsylvania. One of the Witnesses was Bernard Carrell. >From Bucks co Deed records. Vol 7, page487 P 513 Feb 1744 (a list of several names and towns one of whom is James Carrell, yeoman, of Northampton, all of Bucks Co., Pennsylvania and all members of the Presbyterian Church, of Warwick, minister Charles Bealy), to create church and graveyard. Signed by several more names and Recorded 1748 >From Volume 9, p 359 19 August, 1732 James and Dinah Carrell, ( oldest son and heir of James Carrell), of Northhampton Twp., Bucks co., Pennsylvania sold to Gideon DeCamp, of Warminster Twp., Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, 100 acres… in Warminster Twp… on the line of Bartholomew Longstreth, Thomas David and Nicholas Crussen. Signed James Carrell and Dinah (x) Carrell, who recorded 1735. Wit: Benjamin Carrell, Joseph Hart and John Hart >From various will records. Silas McCarty in Bucks County on March 23, 1726/27 as he was witness to a will of Rachel Pidcock of Richland of the county of Philadelphia. Could these Richardsons be the family of Hannah Richardson who married Darby McCarty? A Francis Richardson died in NY between 5 mo (July 7, 1688 and July 16, 1688) He was a merchant. He was to be buried in the Friends Burying Ground at Flushing. Wife Rebecca sole exedutrix. 400 acres in Twp of Cheltenham and 1/3 of all other estate. 3 children , Francis, Rebecca and John at age of 21 the other 2/3 Overseers: William Richardson, Arthur Cooke and John Delavell Wit: John Lawrence, William Daerling, Geo. Heathcote and Richard Van Dam Proved at New York July 16, 1688, Cert of Jos. Dudley Reg. Con. Edmund Andrews, Capt. General etc., dated at Boston Feb. 14. 1688 Joseph Growden of Trevose, Bucks county, Gent…… Dated July 25, 1730 Proved Dec 28, 1730 Wife Ann sole executrix son Joseph water-mill and land leaving off encumbrance to collect also adjacent "Richelieu" adj. Francis Searle, Herman Vansant and Thomas Tomlinson. Daughter Hannah Grewden plantation going to Duncan and Arthur Searle former in possession of Francis Lucas -- also plantation between Redmans and Rue on Neshaminy Creek. Grandson Francis Richardson, son of Francis Richardson, lot in Phila. Coldsmith, deceased 100 £. Same to Jos. Richardson, his brother. Son Lawrence Growden 5 s. Dan Ganifer, Cooper 5s. son in law David Lloyd 5 s Wit: Dan Ganifer, Thos. Stackhouse, Joseph Growden, John Stackhouse, William Watson, Griffith Owen Clement Dungan, of Northampton, Senior Dated Aug. 26, 1732 Proved Sept 25, 1732 Brother Jeremiah sole executor and all lands - Jenkin Jones, of Phila. and Joseph Eaten of North Wales bond of £10….. from John Hart - James Carrel to pay brother Thomas Dungan 3£ and 3£ to our Meeting House to be rid of the debt he owes me Thomas Dungan of Warminster 2 years interest nephew Wm Dungan to pay…..ey McCarty <<<<(this is how the page reads from the extract) 6 £ Edward Drial to render, unto Jeremiah's (Dungan) youngest daughter Mary side saddle. Wit: David Drake, George Dungan and Dan Brock Note: in another will dated Feb 16 1732/33 and proved March 5, 1732/33 for John Morris of Southhampton Jenkins Jones is mentioned as minister of the gospel, Phila. John Hart and Thomas Dungan and Joseph Shaw are witnesses. >From will Book No 5. Page 303 #1265 Edward McCarty of Noxamixon Twp. Dated 10-7-1783 Proved 8--21-1792 Nicholas Hoogey of Northampton Co.&gson Thos. McCarty (son of John, decd) Blksmith, Exrs. Son Thomas of Virginia--Dau Margaret Doran living in Baltimore Co., Md. Gdau Catharine McCarty dau of John & her sister Mary. Son Nicholas, his dau Catharine Gson Patrick McCarty, son of Patrick, Decd. Wits: Edw. Murphey, Catharine Murphy, Neal McDuffe. Jos. Richardson lived on property adjoining land that Jonathan Woolston of Middletown bought of Christian Vanhorn Sept and Oct 1741. Thomas Dungan came to Bucks County from Rhode Island in 1684. He settled at a place named Cold Springs, which was between Bristol and Trenton. He died in 1688. He had 5 sons and 4 daus. He was a Baptist minister and founded a Baptist church in Buck County. A list of surveys in Bucks Co. Name Acres Date of Survey McCarty, Edward 250 March 11, 1737 McCarty, James 25 Apr. 5, 1746 McCarty, James 50 Dec. 13, 1750 McCarty, John 74 Mar. 10, 1820 McCarty, John 65 Dec. 10, 1811 McCarty, Nicholas 12 Feb. 12, 1773 McCarty, Nicholas 25 Feb. 25, 1773 McCarty, Silas 50 Jan. 25, 1743 McCarty, Silas 20 Feb. 24, 1748-9 McCarty, Silas 100 July 21, 1741 McCarty, Thomas 12 Mar. 23, 1822 A list of wills and administrations in Bucks Co. 1731 McCarty, Cornelius Middletown will #300 1750 McCarty, Silas Springfield will #727 1766 McCarty, John Haycock will #1198 1792 McCarty, Edward Noxamixon will #2404 1794 McCarty, Benjamin Richland will #1336 1808 McCarty, Nicholas Nockamixon adm. #3584 1826 McCarty, John, Sr. Haycock will #5532 1838 McCarty, Thomas Haycock adm. #7203 1841 McCarty, John G. adm #7643 1844 McCarty, Nicholas Haycock adm #8079 1848 McCarty, Sarah Nockamixon adm #8637 1848 McCarty, Margaret Haycock adm #8658 1850 McCarty, Nicholas Nockamixon adm #8938 Early settlers in Plumstead Twp included: Clement and Thomas Dungan. Silas McCarty lived in the SW part of the twp, near the Buckingham line in 1724. Early settlers in Haycock Twp included: Thomas and Patrick McCarty. Silas McCarty signed a petition to make Haycock a twp in 1740. I hope these things help you all. I have also just this evening discovered that the Rev. Thomas Dungan of RI and then Bucks Co is a great-grandson of the very controversial nonconformist minister Rev. Bachilder through his dau. Deborah Wing of Massachusetts. I have found quite a bit of info about these families on the internet. Janice Severns

Posted on: McCarty & McCarthy Queries Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/FamilyAssoc/McCarty?read=173 Surname: McCarty ------------------------- I am searching for Ann McCarty born in 1813 in VA. She married Nicholas Halpin in 1829 in Washington County, D.C. (Washington DC). They moved to Brown County Ohio in 1830 and lived in that area until her death between 1861 and 1865. She had a son move to Indiana and three others (William, Nicholas and James) die during the civil war. Does anyone have any info on the parents or siblings of Ann? I'm sure someone has come across some information on this person during their research. I am told that they knew the Washington family. Which Washington family I have no idea. Any info would be helpful. Thanks, Bob

Posted on: McCarty & McCarthy Queries Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/FamilyAssoc/McCarty?read=172 Surname: HAMM, RUGGLES, GIBSON, JENKINS, BRADLEY, MCCARTY ------------------------- I have some good information about the VA/KY McCarty family at this site: http://members.aol.com/_ht_a/ddhamm/McCarty/ be patient while the page loads... Includes James and Nancy Bosley, and their children including Cornelius. Cornelius children including Thomas, Aaron and William T. Photos of Willima T. and a few of his children (John, Newton, and Levi (all born after 1824) and Sarah Sophia McCarty-Jenkins, born 1842)

DeWayne, Thanks for the John info re Washington Co. PA. I think we need a strong Washington Co. PA researchers link. The Edgefield SC folks have established a great resource tool which needs to expand to our PA links. So how about it all you Washington Co. PA/Bucks Co. PA McCarty links? Let's get our data shared so we can figure out our PA families! Yes, The Bell anthology is on the internet. I found it through a link on Cyndi's website, PA, Washington Co. listings. It's listed as Bell's Anthology - simple enough. It's basic info re the Brethren Church established at Ten Mile Creek. Gloria

Gloria wrote: <<I think we need a strong Washington Co. PA researchers link.>> Are you aware of the Washington County PA list at rootsweb? I used to subscribe but haven't lately. Was impressed when I did subscribe.

Dave, Like your "time-line" !!! Really puts things in perspective.

Hello I would like to know if anyone has any information on this John A. McCarty??? This is a marriage listing taken form the Illinois Marriages. I know my James H. McCarty was a brother to John A. McCarty and I know they centered around Crawford Edgar and Champaign Co. Illinois. I hope someone can fill me in on some infromation about this John A. McCarty. The affidavit that he gave for his brother James's wife was done in Crawford Co. Illinois. MCCARTY, JAMES H BEAVERS, SUSANAH J RICHLAND 02/08/1866 MCCARTY, JOHN A. NICHOLS, SUSANNA CRAWFORD 12/14/1854 Would also like to know if anyone has any information on this Oliver McCarty that was married in Crawford Co. ILL. MCCARTY, OLIVER P. LYNN, MINERVA CRAWFORD 02/07/1850 My James H. McCarty named his first son Oliver Madison McCarty 4-14-1867 in Olney Ill. Thought perhaps there might be a connection here. Would appreciate any help. Carolyn Miles [email protected]

Mel, You wrote: > As an "organizing" type of guy I'm wondering if anyone has tried to > develop a time-line and/or location map to consolidate the tremendous > amount of information that the internet is providing. Yes I have. I helps me quite a bit to see seemingly unrelated events form a pattern or provide clues when seen in chronological order. I include historical events (battles, county formations, etc.). Pardon me for it's length but I'm posting here it in case anyone can help fill in some blanks or make connections and corrections. I don't make any claims of proof though. Many entries are of the "I think" type. It's a work in progress. Dave McCarty email: [email protected] ############################################ Timeline - McCarty Family - by Dave McCarty (email: [email protected]) ? - Margaret and Richard Chenoweth move to Corn Island at Louisville KY ? - Nicholas Pvt and Sgt with 9th VA Reg. ? - Nicholas Pvt with 12th VA Reg. ? - Nicholas Pvt and Sgt with 13th VA Reg. ? - Thomas Sgt with VA military ? - John with Cpt Latham's Co. of 6th KY Reg. Militia - War of 1812 ? - Thomas' family moves to AK ? - Thomas served in battles at Morristown, and Drake's Farm in Rev. War 1600s ################################# 1689 - McCarty's believed to have come from Ireland after Battle of Boyne 1700s ################################# 1725 - Nicholas born? 1734 - Richard Chenoweth born in Baltimore MD (or 1718? or abt. 1742) 1737 - Thomas born (or c. 1747) 1748 - Sarah born in Jefferson Co. KY (or 1745) 1749 - Richard born in Culpepper Co. VA 1753-54 - George Washington on diplomatic mission to Ft. Duquesne 9 Jul 1755 - Richard fights with army at Braddock's Defeat (at Ft. Duquesne) 1755 - Margaret born in Hamp. Co. WV (or 1750, 1751 ,1736 in Fredrick Co. VA) 1756 - Ann Scott born Sep 1758 - British take Ft. Duquesne and rename Ft. Pitt, settlers flood into the area Nov 1758 - Forbes Road is opened between Philadelphia and Ft. Pitt 1763 - Pittsburgh 1st permanent English settlement W. of Alleghenies 10 Feb 1763 - Treaty of Paris ends the French and Indian War, France cedes North American territories to England 7 Oct 1763 - Proclamation of 1763 forbids settlement W. of Appalachians 1764 - Thomas (Sr.?) on Hampshire Co. WV court record 1764 - Thomas listed as early settler of Hampshire Co. WV abt. 1765 - Sarah and Thomas Curry married 1765 - Squire Boone Sr. died Aug 14 1768 - Treaty of Hard Labor opens up most of WV for settlement 1 May 1769 - D. Boone begins to explore eastern Kentucky 1769 - first settlements on the Monongahela 1773 - Margaret and Richard Chenoweth married in Jeff. Co. KY (or 1771) Sep 1773 - D. Boone's 1st attempt to bring settlers into Eastern KY 1774 - first permanent settlement in Kentucky at Harrodsburg Apr 1774 - Treaty of Camp Charlotte opens up Kentucky for settlement 1 Sep 1774 - Thomas and Ann Scott married in Pittsburgh PA (then VA) 1775 - John born 10 Mar 1775 - Boone brings settlers to Boonesborough, Wilderness Trail opened up, settlers and their families settle land in KY purchased from the Transylvania Co. 18 Apr 1775 - Revolutionary War begins Apr 1775 - deeds, wills and marriages licenses first issued in the area Mar 1776 - Thomas enlists in Pittsburgh PA (and in Oct) Dec 1776 - KY annexed by VA (or in Jun 1763) Aug 1777 - Thomas served in battles at Princeton, Brandywine 4-5 Oct 1777 - Thomas served in battles at Germantown 26 Jun 1778 - G.R. Clark leaves Ft. Pitt down the Ohio to Louisville, Ft. Massac 27-28 Jun 1778 - Thomas served in battles at Monmouth Jul 1778 - G.R. Clark takes Vincennes on the Wabash Aug 1778 - Thomas, Sgt. resigns from military in Philadelphia PA late 1778 - KY officially annexed by VA after 1778 - Thomas and Ann moved from Pittsburgh PA to KY 1779 - VA/PA border established (Monongahela Dist. to PA) 1779 - Thomas had land in Soverns Valley at head of Green River KY 1779 - Thomas helps build cabins on Cane Run in KY 9 Mar 1779 - Nicholas as witness to James Seaton's will Summer 1799 - Thomas helps build cabins in Severns Valley, Hardin Co. KY bef. 1780 - Nicholas lives in Monongahela Dist of PA abt. 1780 - Richard died abt. 1780 - Margaret Smith (sp. John Mc.) born 1780 - Nicholas settled at Cox's Station in Nelson Co. KY 1780 - Jefferson Co. KY created from Kentucky Co. VA 8 Feb 1780 - William (f. Thos.) born 10 Aug 1780 - Abner (f. Richard) born 10 Oct 1780 - Thomas with George Rogers Clark, Pvt (against Indians at Pickaway Town on Mad River) age 43, thus born 1737 (TDABR,p236) 1781 - Thomas helps build Boones Road in Jefferson Co. KY 25 Jun 1781 - Thomas in land grant in Jefferson Co. KY 1782 - Thomas on Hampshire Co. WV census and taxlist (conflict) 1782 - Thomas (Quartermaster) and Nicholas (Sgt.) with George Rogers Clark (against Indians at Pickaway Town on Mad River) 1783 - Thomas on Hampshire Co. WV census and taxlist (conflict) 4 Jan 1783 - Thomas in land grant in Jefferson Co. KY (Freeman's Creek) 15 Jan 1783 - Nicholas in land grant to James Chenoweth 15 Jan 1783 - Thomas receives land grant after service with G.R. Clark 2 Jul 1783 - Thomas in land grant in Jefferson Co. KY 3 Sep 1783 - Treaty of Paris ends the Revolution, US recognized as an independant nation US receives all territory west of Mississippi R. (or on Jan 1784) 16 Sep 1783 - heirs of Nicholas in land grant to James Chenoweth 1784 - Thomas on Hampshire Co. WV census, head of household (conflict) 1784 - First permanent settlement in Indiana 18 Jan 1784 - Thomas in land grant in Jefferson Co. KY 27 Mar 1784 - Nancy Ann born in Jefferson Co. KY Apr 1784 - Cpt Richard rec'd land grant in IL 1785 - Thomas on Hampshire Co. WV census and taxlist (conflict) 8 May 1785 - Land Ordinance established townships and sections 1786 - Thomas with George Rogers Clark (against Wabash Indians) 1787 - Thomas with George Rogers Clark 13 Jul 1787 - Northwest Ordinance established self-governing and future states 7 Sep 1787 - Thomas in land grant to William Oldham 24 Jul 1789 - Thomas on Jefferson Co. KY taxlist 17 Jul 1789 - Chenoweth Massacre 8 Jul 1790 - Nicholas and Thomas on Jefferson Co. KY taxlist 1790 - Thomas on Hampshire Co. WV survey (conflict) 23/4 Jul 1791 - Nicholas and Thomas on Jefferson Co. KY taxlist 20 Aug 1791 - Adam Smith in land grant from Squire Boone in Jeff Co. KY 22 Oct 1791 - Nicholas (f. Thos.) born 4 Nov 1791 - Nicholas killed at St. Clair's Defeat 25 Oct 1792 - Thomas on Jefferson Co. KY taxlist 1792 - John Pvt. with Murry's Co., Christian's Reg of Mil. South of the Ohio 1 Jun 1792 - Kentucky becomes a state 1793 - Thomas on Jefferson Co. KY taxlist 1793 - Mary on Jefferson Co. KY taxlist 1794 - Thomas on Jefferson Co. KY taxlist 1794 - Thomas Pvt with Whitaker's Battilion of KY Volunteers 1795 - Thomas on Jefferson Co. KY taxlist 15 Oct 1795 - Thomas Hardy Co. VA (Hamp. Co. WV) court record (conflict) 1796 - Thomas on Jefferson Co. KY taxlist 1797 - Thomas on Jefferson Co. KY taxlist 1797 - Mary on Jefferson Co. KY taxlist 1798 - Thomas on Jefferson Co. KY taxlist 17 May 1798 - John and Margaret Smith married in Jefferson Co. KY 1799 - Thomas on Jefferson Co. KY taxlist 1799 - Daniel Boones leaves KY for French Louisiana (near St. Louis) 1 Jul 1799 - Thomas on land claim in KY 12 Oct 1799 - Thomas on land claim on Chenoweth's Run, KY 10 Dec 1799 - Sarah (f. Thos.) and Thomas Anderson m. in Shelby Co. KY 1800s ################################# 1800 - Thomas on Jefferson Co. KY taxlist - Chenoweth Run, Jeff Co. KY 1800 - Mary on Jefferson Co. KY taxlist - Chenoweth Run, Jeff Co. KY 19 Sep 1800 - heirs of Nicholas in land grant to James Chenoweth 11 Oct 1801 - Adam Smith Mc. born in Jefferson Co. KY 1802 - Richard Chenoweth died in Jefferson Co. KY 7 Oct 1802 - Thomas Curry in land grant from J. Asher 14 May 1804 - M. Lewis and William Clark (younger brother G.R. Clark) leaves Louisville on their westward expedition 1806 - John starts as Pvt with Cpt Hughe's Co. of KY Militia 1807 - John ends as Pvt with Cpt Hughe's Co. of KY Militia 14 Mar 1809 - Thomas Curry in land grant to son Daniel 1810 - John listed in census for Jefferson Co. KY 1811 - Mary Ann Sellers McMickles (sp. Adam Smith Mc.) born 1 Aug 1812 - John starts as Pvt in Cook's Co. of 6th KY Reg. - War of 1812 12 Dec 1812 - John starts as Pvt from KY in War of 1812 23 Dec 1812 - John ends as Pvt from KY in War of 1812 9 Jan 1813 - John ends as Pvt in Cook's Co. of 6th KY Reg. - War of 1812 10 Aug 1814 - Thomas stars as Pvt. with Henly's Co. of KY Vol. Militia 9 Oct 1814 - Thomas ends as Pvt. with Henly's Co. of KY Vol. Militia 18 May 1815 - Nicholas (f. Thos.) married Nancy Smith in Jefferson Co. IN 1816 - Indiana becomes a state 1818 - G.R. Clark died in IN 1 Mar 1818 - Crawford Co. IN established 7 Jul 1818 - Thomas applies for pension (age 81, thus born in 1737) 1820 - John, William, and Abner listed in census for Crawford Co. IN 1820 - Mary listed in census for Kentucky 30 Jul 1820 - Adam Smith Mc. and Isabelle Wilson married 1821 - Thomas lived in Washington Co. IN (age 84, thus born in 1737) 1821 - Thomas moves to Henry Co. KY 28 Nov 1822 - Thomas died (or 16 Nov 1823) - Henry (Oldham) Co. KY 5 Feb 1824 - Nicholas (f. Thos.) and Sarah Wilson married 16 Feb 1824 - Mary and David Sturgeon married in Jefferson Co. KY 1825 - Margaret died in Shelby Co. KY 1838 - Nicholas (f. Thos.) lived in Washington Co. IN 14 Jun 1838 - Ann Scott applying for Thomas' pension in Wash. Co. IN 30 Aug 1840 - Adam Smith Mc. and Mary Sellers married (or 21 Jul 1840) 21 Dec 1841 - William (f. A.S. Mc) born 1844 - Ann Scott died 1845 - Mariah and James born (f. Adam Smith Mc.) Mar 1871 - Nancy Ann died in Crawford Co. IL 7 Aug 1878 - Annie born in Dent Co. MO 1887 - Adam Smith Mc. died in Crawford Co. IN ############################################

Greg & Connie This can't be my John A. McCarty that you mention because the affidavit that he gave for Susannah McCarty in Crawford County Illinois is dated Aug 16, 1893. I appreciate your trying to help me. Carolyn Miles [email protected] ----- Original Message ----- From: Greg & Connie McCarty <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, April 17, 2000 12:17 PM Subject: Re: [McCARTY-L] McCarty Family > Carolyn, > Your John A didn't by any chance come to Ontario around 1915? I have a John > Albert came from the states to here then. > ______________________________________________________ > Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com > > > ==== McCARTY Mailing List ==== > Have you considered becoming a Rootsweb Data Cooperative Sponsor? > http://www.rootsweb.com > > ============================== > Join the RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: > Linking the world, one GEDCOM at a time. > http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/

doubtful ----- Original Message ----- From: Mel McCarty <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, April 17, 2000 9:00 AM Subject: [McCARTY-L] Question > As an "organizing" type of guy I'm wondering if anyone has tried to develop a time-line and/or location map to consolidate the tremendous amount of information that the internet is providing. > > Mel > > > ==== McCARTY Mailing List ==== > Email Archives: http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl > > ============================== > Free Web space. ANY amount. ANY subject. > RootsWeb's Freepages put you in touch with millions. > http://cgi.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/acctform.cgi > >

Gloria I have been looking for my link in Wash Co for a long time. John McCarty b 1808 VA, d 1884 Independence Twp., PA. His father Was William (I think). In frustration, I have started to gather any and all McCarty's in Wash, & Green Co's., PA. So far I have listed bit and peices of about 25 John McCartys. Your mention of Mt. Plesant and John reminded me of the following which may be the refenced family you mentioned.: >From Crumbies History, page 850. The John McCarty family that came to Cherry Run Valley in Mt Pleasant Twp., Wash Co in 1773. He had five sons, - Timothy, John, James, Samuel, and Robert, and a daughter Cassia, who married William Elder. John, son of Thimothy , inherited the place. John, the second son of John McCarty (1773), settled on one hundred acres of the home tract also given him by his father. He sold it to John, the son of Timothy, in 1835, and removed to Ohio. Is Bell's anthrology on the internet? -- DeWayne McCarty Visit the Columbiana County Chapter of Ohio Genealogy Society Home Page. http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohcolumb/index.htm Check out the Historical Research Pages and the Links. Researching McCarty, Andrews, Donaldson in Washington Co, PA.

Where are your McCARTY's from? And when? Bellinda

Carolyn, Your John A didn't by any chance come to Ontario around 1915? I have a John Albert came from the states to here then. ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com