And more! -----Original Message----- To: norie@localaccess.com <norie@localaccess.com> Cc: McCULLEY-L@rootsweb.com <McCULLEY-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Sunday, July 18, 1999 10:08 PM Subject: Re:McColloch - McCulley |From Annals of Tazewell Co, VA |Pg 215) Lt. Thomas McCulloch (killed) Kings Mt. |pg 78 Bicentennial History of Washington Co. |Thomas b 1735, d 7 Oct 1780, bur Little Brittain graveyard |Westminister, NC. |Picture of home on North fork of the Holston River. | |Annals of Southwest Virginia, Washington County |pg 1346) Page 82. October 9, 1780. Thomas McCullough. |His estate to his wife Isabel and his children John, Robert, Rachel, |Mary, Sarah and Martha. Executor: John McCullough. |Witnesses: Robert Campbell, Theo. Scott, John Finley, James Logan. |Probated November 4, 1780. | |From Virginians in the Revolution pg 521 |McCulloch, Thomas, Lieut. VA Riflemen, d 12 Oct 1780 of wound |received at King's Mt. | |From McCulloch/McCully file at Lawson-McGhee Library, Knoxville, TN |Thomas McCulloch b 1735, d 12 Oct 1780. m Isabella Patrick | |King's Mountain Papers. Wisconsin Historical Society. |Pg 253) 1823, May 10. 8DD49. 14DD28. Preston, Francis. Abingdon, VA |Letter to editors of Abingdon Gazette. Defends his son Wm C Preston |against imputation of using false certificate, purporting to be John |McCulloch's, |to disprove Gov Issac Shelby's criticisms of Col. Wm Campbell's conduct |after King's Mt; criticizes Nelson's method of securing McCulloch's |disavowel of his first certificate; considers Moses Shelby's evidence |inadmissable because of bad reputation shown in Col. Matthew Willougby's |certificate. Copy from Richmond Enquirer, May 23, 1823. 4 pp. | |Pg 306) 1834, Oct 14, 12DD113 McCulloch, John. Washington Co, VA |Affidavit attesting the services of Wm & Robert Edmondson; took part in |Col. Wm Christian's Cherokee campaign; in 1778 ranging toward |Richlands; in 1780 officers in battle of King's Mountain, where Robert |was killed. D.S. 1 p. | |Pg 341) 1844. Aug 21. 10DD49-50. Campbell, Gov. David. Abingdon, VA. |Letter to Lyman C Draper, Jonesboro, Tenn. Encloses statements taken |from pension declarations of Daniel Riley, John McCauley, John Carmack, |John McCulloch, James Gilliland, Jonas Smith, Edward Smith and Michael |Fleenor; first two furnish information relative to Col. Wm Russell's services; |Michael Widner's services under command of Capt. Ab[raham] Lincoln at |Fort McIntosh; reference to services of Wm, Arthur and John Campbell; |James Keys's services in Capt. Wm Edmondson's company; services |of Colonels Issac and Evan Shelby; Maj. Daniel Smith's defense of the KY |settlements; battle of Island Falts and the fight with Indians which succeeded |it; Edward Smith's services under command of Ensign Andrew Kincannon. |Note by Draper gives bibliographical references. A.L.S. 3 pp. | |n.d. 3DD348 [Campbell, Gov. David.] Summary of services of John |McCulloch. Father moved to Holston in 1769; John served in 1777 under |Capt John Campbell; also under Capt. George Adams and Maj. Daniel |Smith; in 1780 was in King's Mt campaign under Col. Wm Campbell. |A.D. 1 p. | |From Annals of Tazewell Co, VA McCullough/McCulloch |pg 205) John - Roster of Rev. Soldiers (Jno) under Wm Russell |pg 207) John - " " " " Henry |Smith |pg 208) Robert - " " " " Henry |Smith | |Kepley's Virginia Frontier (1938) Beginning of the Southwest - Roanoke |Colonial Days 1740-83 |Pg 89) McCully, John 20 Apr 1753 Bond - due the estate for land purchased. |Pg 145) McCully, John Nov 1753 Roadworker on road from Edmonston's mill | to Fork Meeting House. |Pg 419) Mary McCullock m Andrew Woods, Jr, a res of West VA |Pg 561) John McCullock in Capt, Martin's Co. (Bent Mt area) | |From Immigrant Ancestors to America before 1750 |McCulloch, Roderick, d 1745 of Clan of Ardwall, Galloway, SCT. Came to |VA with Gov. Gooch & Commissary Blair 1727; Rector of Washington Parish, |Westmoreland Co, VA. m Elizabeth Weedon. | |From Annals of Southwest VA, Washington Co |Pg 1347) Page 121. Dec 1, 1786. William Hilliard. His estate to his wife |and children. Executors: John Lowry and his wife. |Witnesses: Archibald McCullough, Joel Golloher. |Probated Mar 13, 1787. | | |