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| 151 | In 1870, Jesse and family are living in Iron Mountain township, St. Francois Co., p.o. Farmington. Jess is a wagon maker, and their son Charles is a Hotel Supervisor. They all seem to be living in the hotel along with 13 other people. I assume this is the town of Farmington. | McFarland, Jesse Jackson (I27471)
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| 152 | In August, 1858 a certificate was issued from Honey Grove, Fannin Co., Tex., #152, 2nd Class, for 640 acres to "Hars (sic) of John E. McFarland, dated 7th July 1845. John must have died before 1845 because his parents claim a 2nd class headright in the name of their deceased son in 1845. It is issued as #152 and then that same certificate is sold to O.P. Richardson in 1871 by James and Jane, saying their son was deceased. It seems more likely now that this John Ewing is the son that died in the Indian raid in the early years of settlement. According to family history, at the raid some McFarlands and Indians died and were buried at what now is designated as the McFarland Cemetery. This also means that he was a family man, since he was granted 640 acres, which means he had a widow, whose name we do not know. I think it could be Rebecca, who appears in the 1840 census as Rebecca McFarland, and we have not been able to place her. If she was his heir, then she should be the one claiming the land, not his parents. | McFarland, John Ewing (I8885)
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| 153 | In the 1860 census Lurana is living with mother Rachel and a boy Jasper, age 12. Cannot find Jasper in the 1850 census, so don't know whose child he is. In the 1870 census, Jasper is now 22, married with children named Lavisa age 3, Squire, age 3 months and Lurana, age 49. | McFarland, Luraney (I28066)
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| 154 | In the 1870 census in Tazewell Co. VA, Jas. B. McFarland, age 30, with wife Elizabeth, 22, has two children: Susan 3 and Smith 7/12. They are family 408, living next to fam. 407, which is James B. McFarland, 64, his father. In the 1880 census in Tazewell Co. VA, Clear Fork, Image 15/40, fam. 150 is James A. McFarland, 35, Mary E., 32, Susan I, 12 and David W. 10. | McFarland, James Augustus (I27130)
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| 155 | In the family history written by descendant Thomas Sims, the early years of this Robert are quite mixed up. He mentions Catherine Dean as the mother of these earliest children. However, her name never appears in the naming of the children. I believe Thomas Sims mixed up names, and the Catherine who is a widow of Joseph McFarland in Cumberland Co. PA in 1750, and a neighbor to this Robert and Esther when they moved there in 1752 is who he was remembering. The naming of the two eldest children does reflect the names of Robert's parents, Robert and Jennet McFarland of Lancaster Co. PA. | wife, First (I27029)
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| 156 | Information about this family and its descendants comes from the book written by Floyd Clarence McFarland of Farmington, Missouri. pub. 2005, called From Robert MacFarlane to You. | McFarland, Larkin A. (I18361)
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| 157 | It is a guess that Martha is another daughter of Lucy and William. They moved to TN by 1830 and Indiana by 1844. | McFarland, Martha (I27164)
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| 158 | It is possible that this John Hunter moved out of the territory. Some say Kentucky, but no public tree so far that I have found lists children for this couple. | Hunter, John (I24792)
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| 159 | It looks like Stephen married a girl named Catherine, and they had a child in 1862 named Sarah Matilda. 1862 is given as the year of Stephen's death. In the 1870 census, Matilda McFarline is living with the Peter Spangler family, age 8, and on the same census page as Lorenzo Dow McFarline and his wife Matilda. Stephen Sanders McFarland is listed as a child of James B. and is found in the 1850 census with him. In 1860 he is not living with his father, however, a Stephen McFarlane, of the same correct age is living with the family of Daniel Robinette in Smythe Co. VA. | McFarland, Stephen Sanders (I27123)
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| 160 | It seems that Barbara gave birth out of wedlock to Wheeling Shelby McFarland. He was born in Tazewell Co. son of Alex. B. Neel and Barbara A. McFarland, according to the book Settlers of Old Mount Airy, by Joseph Rodney Cameron Sr. In the 1870 census in Tazewell Co. VA, in the household of Jas. B. McFarland 64 and Christina, 69, is Barbara 23 and Mally 3, Shelby, 2, and Napoleon, 6 months old. | McFarland, Barbara Adaline (I27136)
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| 161 | It seems that this family went out to Missouri along with the McFarlands who made their way to Johnson Co. MO as well. | Hill, William (I26413)
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| 162 | It was surprising to find this marriage record in Tazewell County, instead of the expected Russell Co. Also, the very big gap in ages between the two. | Hurt, Louiza Ann (I27223)
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| 163 | J.B. came to Anaheim, California on April 1, 1904. He met his partner Mr. Laird through a real estate business deal. Later they went together to lay out the townsite in McFarland, California. "The Civil War ended in 1865 and I remember my grandpa telling about being at a railroad station in Ohio with his mother and greeting returning soldiers with refreshments when they arrived." - Myron B. McFarland, Jr. [http://fairespirit.tripod.com/extended/pafn03.htm#62] | McFarland, James Boyd (I20071)
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| 164 | Jack McFarland, Jr. [Handwritten: Fri, Apr. 11, 1986] Services for Jack McFarland Jr., 81 year old business executive of Vestavia Hills, Birmingham, Alabama, were held at 1:00 p.m. on Friday, April 4th, in Elmwood Cemetery in Birmingham with Valley Chapel Funeral Home directing. Mr. McFarland was born in the Oak Ridge-Bugtussle Community north of Ladonia on December 21, 1904, to Jack McFarland Sr. and Nodie Wall McFarland. Jack McFarland Sr. was the victim of an unusual incident when Jack Jr. was six months of age and he came with his mother to the Windom community, where he lived until he reached an adult age. He received his education in the Flag Springs, Windom and Bonham Schools, graduating from Bonham High School in the class of 1922. Later he attended the University of Texas and East Texas State at Commerce. For many years he was connected with the Dr. Pepper Company of Dallas and later became the owner of Falstaff Distributors, Inc., operating in Birmingham and throughout the State of Alabama. Mr. McFarland was a long time member of the Valley Christian Church where he was program chairman for the Senior Citizen's Program until ill health forced his retirement. He was a member of the City Salesman's Club and The Club of Birmingham. He is survived by his wife of the home; two daughters, Mrs. Jacqueline McFarland of Birmingham and Mrs. Nancy Dwyer of Brandon, Miss.; four grandchildren; two aunts, namely, Mrs. Mabel Stepp and Miss Nancy McFarland, residents of Grove Manor in Honey Grove, a large number of cousins, many of whom reside locally, and one brother, Judge Choice Moore of Windom, Texas, who, with his wife, attended the services in Birmingham. | McFarland, Jack (I27902)
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| 165 | James & Mary Anne had at least 6 kids: 2 daughters and 4 sons. - Sean (descendant of John McFarlane, via his son James McFarlane and grandson Hugh McFarlane who emmigrated to US in 1835) | MacFarlane, Hugh (I14090)
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| 166 | James Herbert McFarland appears to have had two daughters and no sons. | McFarlin, James Herbert (I14670)
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| 167 | JAMES MCFARLAND/MCFARLIN (ca1816 - 1871) (Research by Peter Folsom McFarlin - June 2019) James McFarland was born about 1816 in Coitsville, Ohio, third child a nd second son of Andrew McFarland, born in (co Tyrone?) Ireland. He li ved with his parents, Andrew and Jane McFarland, growing up with his e leven siblings in Coitsville. About 1845-7 James moved just to the sou th into Poland, Ohio and lived i n the William Wilkes household. In the 1850 Poland census James McFarland is listed as a "Clerk" with ; William Wilkes age 69, Frederick Wilkes; "Iron Master" age 33, an d Miss Frances Bell age 26. The Wilkes and Miss Bell were all born i n England. James' father Andrew died in Plymouth, Indiana in 1853 and James becam e the Administrator of Andrew's estate. (James may have been lawyer a t the time.) In 1854 James and Fanny (Fransiska) Bell were married . In April of 1856, James was named a s an adult child of his fathe r Andrew McFarland's will, listed in the Marshall co Court of Common P leas. James was also a notary public and became the Administrator of h is father Andrew's estate. By 1858 they had moved to Wisconsin. In 186 0 an d 1870 James and family were living in Dodge co, WI where he was i dentified as a Lawyer with a substantial home. However James McFarlan d died on 8 Dec 1871 there in Wisconsin, leaving his wife and four chi ldren. By 1880 census the widow Fanny is living in Juneau, Wisconsin with on e son; Henry McFarlin; printer. Then in 1900 she is in Billings Montan a still with her son Henry who is now married. She now reports to th e census taker that she had six child ren with three still living (Char les, Amy and Henry). Fannie McFarlin died in Oct 1914, probably in Bil lings, Montana. References for James McFarland/McFarlin: 1820 census; Coitsville, Ohio p 240; Andrew McFarland, (James' age 1 0 - 20) 1850 census; Poland, Ohio p ; James McFarland a 33, "clerk" born Ohio , living w/Frederick Wilkes, a 33 ironmaster b England and Francis Bel l a 26 b England 1860 census; Mayville PO, Williamstown, Dodge co, WI; James McFarlan d a43, b Ohio, lawyer. Also 'Franciska' a33 b Eng, Charles S a2 b WI , Amy Louise a 10mos b WI 1870 census; Hubbard, Dodge co, WI; James McFarland a53 b Ohio, Franci s McF a44 b Eng, Charles S McF a 13 b WI, Amy McF a 10 b WI, Andre w w McF a 8 b WI, Henry F McF a 4 b WI. 1880 census; Juneau, Dodge co, WI; Fanny McFarlin a 54 b Eng, son Henr y a 14 b WI, printer. 1900 census; City of N Billings, Yellowstone co, Montana; Henry F McFa rlin, head a35 b Mar 1866 WI Publisher of Newspaper, Jennie McF a 2 3 b May 1877 NY, both parents b 'Bohemia', Fanny C McFarlin, mother a7 4 b Mar 1826 Eng, parents b Eng, 3 o f 6 children living still. 1916 City Directory Billings, Montana; "Mrs Fannie McFarlin died Oct 2 2 '14 age 86". | McFarlin, James (I14824)
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| 168 | JAMES MCFARLAND/MCFARLIN - SCOTS/IRISH IMMIGRANT and OHIO DISTILLER (1 795 - 1838) (Research by Peter Folsom McFarlin - May, 2012, revised June 2019) ARRIVAL IN PENNSYLVANIA - THEN TO OHIO James McFarland, was just one year old when he arrived in America wit h his family in 1796. This date of arrival is chosen since his two old er brothers, Alexander and William, both stated that was the year whe n they had immigrated to America (*1 ). I assume the whole family arriv ed in America together, including their father John. As shown before, in the notes for his mother and older brothers and si sters, the family spent about four years elsewhere in Pennsylvania. Th en by 1799/1800 they lived about two years in Hopewell (New Bedford) , Mercer county, Pennsylvania with h is mother's brother, John Anderson . (see his 1800 US census pg 433 for Mercer co, PA) About 1802/1803, the widow Margery McFarland, with her four sons and t wo daughters, came to Coitsville, Ohio. James was about seven then an d no doubt helped out on the family farm. He remained with his mother , Margery for the rest of her life i n Coitsville (she died in 1835). By the 1820 census, he is newly married and head of his own family, ha ving settled "...on the road leading west from the village..." (*2 p 1 68). His wife is Melissa Hard, possibly a weaver, since she is from th e sheep farming area of Huntsbur g (Franklin co), Vermont. James is said to have had one of the four early distilleries in Coitsv ille, his older brother William having another (*2 p 171). They "...pu shed their business with energy for some years, consuming about twenty -four bushels of grain daily at le ast one hundred and fifty days out o f the year, thirty-six hundred bushels per annum, and putting upon th e market nine thousand gallons, more or less, of ardent spirits". Jam es, the distiller, may be the person in his 1820 Ohio census househol d , 'engaged in manufactures' (unless it might be his wife Melissa, runn ing a loom?). When his first son is born in 1823, they name him John Anderson McFarl and; probably the John after James' father, and the Anderson for his m other's maiden name. By 1830, they have three children living with the m; probably Mary, John and Louisa . Also in their household is James' m other, widow Margery, the original pioneer matriarch from Ireland. How ever, she dies in 1835, seventy-nine years old. James then died in June of 1838 at age 43 (*3). His estate was probate d from 21 June 1838 to June 1841. At the latter date, a John Stewart w as chosen guardian by both his son John Anderson McFarlin, age 18, an d daughter Louisa McFarlin, age 14 , and the same John Stewart is appoi nted guardian to the younger children; Sarah M McFarlin, age 8, Lysand er J McFarlin, age 6 and Robert W McFarlin, age 4. The 'McFarlin' spel ling of the surname was used in these probate record's (*4). James w a s buried near his mother in the Hopewell Presbyterian cemetery, New Be dford, Pennsylvania (*5). This is where most of the early settlers o f Coitsville were interred since it was the nearest church in the earl y 1800's. The Hopewell Cemetery records indicate that his mother's name was MARG ARET, and James' last name in 1838 was spelled MCFARLIN (*6). Melissa carried on, raising the family, and remained a widow for forty -seven years. PFM's SOURCES for James McFarland(McFarlin); 1820 census; Coitsville, Ohio p 240; (his age 16-26, engaged in manufa ctures) 1830 census; Coitsville, Ohio p 249; (his age 30-40) REFERENCES *1 1809 Depositions On Contested Election; OGS Report 24:3(1984) p 202 *2 History of Trumbull and Mahoning Counties; Williams, 1882 v 2 *3 Henry R Baldwin Records Index; p 833 *4 Trumbull county Probate; James McFarlin Sr. 9-266, 9-313, 9-316, 11 -61, 11-150, and 11-168. *5 Henry R Baldwin Records; LDS microfiche 6051349-1 p 1 *6 Hopewell Cemetery Records, New Bedford, Lawrence co, PA; "IN Memor y of JAMES MCFARLIN who departed this life 11 june 1838 aged 43 years " (verbatum from headstone) FSID 2Z3X-HLR | McFarland, James (I14394)
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| 169 | JANE (Dug/Dugan?) MCFARLAND/MCFARLIN (ca1790 to 1874) (Research by Peter Folsom McFarlin - Apr 2012, revised June, 2019) Jane (Dug/Dugan?) McFarland, born Pennsylvania, is only found named i n her marraige record of 1813. The County clerk's handwriting show s a 'D' first letter and then either a 'u' (or two 'ee's), followed b y the last letter 'g' (not 'y'). This makes her name Deeg, or Deig, o r Dug. A possible last name for Jane ma y have been Day, but I found n o Day families in any nearby PA or OH censuses for 1800, 1810, of 1820 . Also, in March of 1813 the same clerk entered a marraige for a Joh n Day and the name 'Day' is clearly different than 'Dug'. Regarding another possible maiden name for Jane, I carefully looked a t various data about Jane and Andrew's 1820 neighbor Joseph Beggs (Bag gs?) family. This might be a possible last name for Jane, if the marra ige record contained a scrivener' s error. However, I continue to choos e her family name of Dug, which may also be a scrivener's error for Du gan. There is an 1816 Trumbull co Tax Record listing both Thomas and J oseph Dugan of Hartford, Ohio, three towns to the north. In the 182 0 H artford, Ohio census, a Martha Dugan and family is listed living nex t to a Thomas McFarland family and near to a John McFarland family. Jane is likely enumerated in two Coitsville, Ohio censuses with her hu sband, Andrew; In the 1820 Coitsville, Ohio census, just after they were married, he r age is reported at 26-45, = b1775-1794. In the1840 Coitsville, Ohio census she appears to be born 1780-1790 (h er age = 50-60). In 1850 Plymouth, Indiana census she's reported to b e age 55 (= b1795) although this could be a scrivener's error, havin g meant 1785, not '95. In the 1860 Indiana census she is shown living with her Justice of th e Peace son Henry McFarlin and her two unmarried daughters; Mary A an d Elvira McFarlin. In the 1870 census for Plymouth, IN she reports he r age 87, making her birth date 1793. However, I chose her date of birth of 1790 due to her headstone inscri ption. This is also based on her likely age of about 23 when married t o Andrew in 1813. Also the 1820 and 1840 census data seem to fit thi s approximate age. A death record for a Jane McFarlane was located in Mecosta county, Mic higan. On September 18 1874, widow housekeeper Jane McFarlane died o f 'bloody flux' in Big Rapids township, Mecosta co, Michigan. This wom an's age is listed as 87 (=b ca 1787 ), born in Pennsylvania, unknown p arents or residence. This is quite likely Jane, widow of Andrew, bor n ca 1788 in Pennsylvania. Unknown why she was in Michigan. She was bu ried in the Van Gilder Cemetery of Mecosta co, Michigan and her headst o ne is inscribed as Jane McFarlin wife of Andrew McFarlin, died 18 Sep t 1874. Her daughter Elvira (McFarlin) McDuffie was also buried in Va n Gilder Cemetery (in 1891). PFM's SOURCES for Jane (Dug/Day?) McFarland 1790 census; no Dug/Day families nearby in PA (no OH census exists) 1800 census; no Dug/Day families nearby in PA (no OH census exists) 1810 census; no Dug/Day families nearby in PA (no OH census exists) 1813 - Ohio County Marraiges, p 67; "Andrew McFarlane, 10th Septembe r 1813 I joined Andrew McFarlane to Jane Dug (=Day, Dugan?) - J Kirtla nd Justice of the Peace - Received Decbr 28 1813 & Recorded by Georg e Parsons Clerk" 1820 census; Coitsville, Ohio p 240 female with Andrew McFarland (he r age, 26-45), = b1775-1794 1830 census; Coitsville, Ohio record for Andrew not found 1840 census; Coitsville, Ohio p 188 with Andrew McFarland (her age, 50 -60), = b 1780-1790 1850 census; My Division (=Plymouth), Marshall co, Indiana p 941 (Andr ew's age 66 b Ireland, farmer), with; Jane McF a 55 (sic=65?) b Penn , Henry McF a 28 b Ohio, Mary Ann McF a 22 b Ohio, Elenor McF a 20 b O hio, John McF a 31 b Ohio, Helen Mc F a 31 b NY, John McF jr a 1 b In. 1860 census; Plymouth, Marshall co, Indiana p 12; Jane (Mc)Farlin wit h her son H (Henry) Her age is illegible. 1870 census; Center, Marshall co, Indiana P.O. Plymouth, p37, Jane McF arland a 87 (= b1783) in Pennsylvania, living in her own house. 1874 Michigan Death Records - 1867-1950, page 218 #9, Mecosta co, Mich igan | Dugan, Jane Dug or (I28131)
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| 170 | John D MCFARLAND (1839 - 1895) Research by Peter Folsom McFarlin - May, 2012, revised Oct, 2018) 1850 census; Poland, Mahoning co, Ohio p 404; Andrew McFarlane farme r a 38 b Ohio, Ann McF a 39 b PA, Margaret J McF a 15 b O, Nancy A Mc F a 12 b O, Alexander McF a 11 b O, Rebecca McF a 9 b O, Hannah L Mc F a 4 b O, John D McF a 4 b O, Emeline E McF a 1 b O. 1860 census; Irwin, Franklin, Venango co, Pennsylvania p 300; Andrew M cFarland farmer a 51 b O, Ann McF a 45 b PA, Nancy McF a 22 b O, Hanna h McF a 14 b O, John McF a 14 b O, Emmaline McF a 12 b O, Sarah Mc F a 8 b O, Mary MCf a 5 b O. 1870 census; Shenango, Mercer co, PA p 83b; A McFarland farmer a 5 9 b Penna (sic), Ann McF a 55 b P, Symantha McF a 22 b P, J D McFarlan d a 22 b P, Sarah Mcf a 19 b P, Mary McF a 16 b P, Lecilia McF a 9 b P . No further information found for John D McFarland/McFarlin. | McFarland, John D (I91)
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| 171 | John Lane joined the Confederate armies in 1861 in Bonham, Co. D, 8 Regiment of the texas Infantry and was sent to Camp Rusk in Lamar County. He was Second Lt. He was elected Captain on May 8, 1862, of Co. H of the 9th (Young's) Regiment. He was killed in battle on Oct. 9, 1862 near Perryville, KY. | Lane, John G. (I8573)
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| 172 | John McFarland is listed in 1784 in Caswell Co. with 272 acres on Cobb, Daniel McFarland with 389 acres on Hico and Margaret McFarland (his widowed mother) with 794 acres on Castle Creek. John and Daniel are in the St. Lawrence District, James (with no land) and Margaret ae in the Nash District. John McFarlin is listed as a Commissioner in 1788 with the establishment of Leasburg. 1790 census in Caswell Co. is John Farland, Daniel Farland, and Margaret Farland. John McFarland is witness to the will of James Lea in 1803. | McFarland, John (I16777)
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| 173 | JOHN MCFARLAND/MCFARLIN - 1819-1852 BLACKSMITH (Research by Peter Folsom McFarlin - June 2019) John McFarland, b ca 1819, was the third son of Andrew and Jane McFarl and born between 1810 and 1820 (as shown in the 1820 Coitsville, Ohi o census. The other two were Andrew, born 1814 and James born about 18 16. By the 1850 census for "My Division" (= Plymouth), Marshall co, Indian a, John is found living with his parents and their family, He had rece ntly married Helen Taylor and they had a one-year old son named John M cFarlin Jr. John was by this tim e identified as a blacksmith. He and H elen were age 31 in 1850. John became ill by February of 1851. There were various Dr visits an d medications in 1851 and up through Nov 5th of 1852. It seems John Mc Farlin died on Nov 5th since on Nov 6th a local store sold the famil y 9 yds of 'shrouding', a pair of whit e gloves, a pair of socks an d a spool of cotton. These were the last items purchased by the famil y at J Brownlee Co. By the 21st of Dec, 1852, the "widow" Helen McFarl in had done some other business with Brownlee Co. A fascinating inventory of John McFarlin's personal property was take n Mar 5 1853, with many Blacksmith's items and tools listed. On Oct 18 , 1853 all his heirs were listed as; Helen widow aged 31 years, John a ged 4 years, Harriet aged 2 years , Evaline aged 6 mos. ("The only heir s known"). Various bills, debts and accounts totalling $1,269 were subtracted fro m the $970 value of John's estate, leaving an insolvent estate to be s ettled by the court. John was buried in Oak Hill Cemetery in Plymouth. John's widow Helen McFarlin age 36 b NY, was listed in the 1860 censu s for Plymouth, Marshall co, Indiana as head of household with John a1 1, Harriet a8, and Eva a7. Helen died in Plymouth 22 Oct 1822 and wa s buried in Oak Hill Cemetery in Plym outh. | McFarlin, John (I14680)
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| 174 | Julius H MCFARLAND (1865 - aft 1930) (Research by Peter Folsom McFarlin - May, 2012, revised Oct 2018) In 1870, Julius H McFarland, age four, is first noted living with hi s parents Alex and Margaret McFarland and three siblings in Hickory, L awrence co, Pennsylvania. His father is a teamster, which Julius late r also becomes. In 1880 Julius and his younger brother Clarence are li ving with their parents Alex and Ma rgaret in West Lackawannock, Merce r co, Pennsylvania. His father and two boarders are working in a sawmi ll there. For the next thirty years, I found no trace of Julius. The thread is a gain picked up in 1910 when a Lewis McFarland is enumerated in the U S census in Poland, Mahoning co, Ohio where his father Alexander had l ived when a young man in 1850. Juliu s has located in Lowellville, a vi llage in Poland township, where he has shortened his name to Lewis (fr om Julius) and is living as a single man of 44 in his small home. Her e he is working as a teamster for a sawmill, something he had grow n u p learning when his father was a teamster in 1870. I believe this same man re-located in 1920 Big Beaver, Pennsylvania a s J.H. McFarlan age 54 living only with his wife named Alice age 57. H e is working on his own account as a laborer on a farm. In 1930 Lewi s McFarland age 65 and wife Alice ag e 68 are still living in Big Beave r where he is now working as a laborer for the RR company. Here he own s a modest home and they are living alone together. So, it appears that Julius H. McFarland modified his name to Lewis an d had no children. He and wife Alice seem to have no further records , as to census or cemeteries. PFM's SOURCES for Julius (aka Lewis) H McFarland 1870 census; Hickory, Lawrence co PA pg23; Alex McFarland teamster ag e 31 b PA, Margaret age 31 b PA, Sarah M. age 8 b PA, Margaret ag e 6 b PA, Julius H age 4 b PA, Clarinda age 1 b PA. 1880 census; West Lackawannock, Mercer co, PA p 2; Alex McFarland ag e 41 (b1839) Ohio 'works in saw mill', Margaret age 41(b1839) Penna, J ulius H. age 14 (b1866), Clarence E. (b1870) 1910 census; Poland, Mahoning co, Ohio, Lewis McFarland age 44, singl e teamster for a sawmill renting his own place. 1910 - 6 July; Julius H McFarland married Alice (nee Diamond) Shaffe r in Mahoning co, Ohio 1920 census; Big Beaver, Beaver co, PA, J.H. McFarland age 54 b PA lab orer on a farm, Alice his wife age 57 b PA 1930 census; Big Beaver, Beaver co, PA, Lewis McFarland age 65 b PA la borer on RR, Alice his wife age 68 b PA | McFarland, Julius (Louis) Henry (I14518)
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| 175 | July 14, at Portage City, State of Wisconsin, America, SARAH, wife of HUGH McFARLANE, ESQ., of that city, and formerly of Lysnascraig [Lisnacreight], near Gortin, Tyrone. (Newspaper Death notice September 5 1862) | Dunn, Sarah (I14127)
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| 176 | June 6 2018 by Peter F McFarlin William John McFarlin was born 20 Oct 1942 in Moline, Rock co, Illinoi s to Laura N Mount and John Arthur Mcfarlin. Wm John's SS # was 360342261. Issued July 1959 with name listed as Wil liam John McFarlin. I found no record of his marraige or children. He died 5 May 1999 age 57 and was buried in Moline Memorial Park, Moli ne, Illinois. | McFarlin, William John (I391)
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| 177 | June 6 2018 by Peter F McFarlin; Sylvanus Paul McFarland appears to have not married nor had children. When he registered for W.W. I draft June 5 1917, he was single livin g in Long Beach, CA and had no left arm. He reported that he was bor n Jan 1 1890 in New Windsor, IL. In 1930 he was single and living wit h his sister Maude (Mrs Lee W Ralston) in L.A. In April 27 1942, he registered at the Jackson county, Oregon local bo ard, born New Windsor Jan 17 1890 and appeared to be still single. "Le ft arm amputated just above the elbow", 5 ft seven, wt 152, blue eyes , grey hair. He was working for th e School District #45 in Trail, Oreg on. | McFarland, Sylvanus Paul (I409)
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| 178 | Ladonia News: Logan Cunningham buried at Oak Ridge Sam H. ( Logan) age 60, died at the medical arts hospital, Dallas, Sunday, February 17. The funeral was conducted at Oak Ridge church by Rev. Willie Mann, Ladonia, and Rev. Lauderdale of St. Jo and the burial was in Oak Ridge Cemetery at 230 Tuesday afternoon. Logan was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Billy Cunningham, Pioneer citizens of the Oak Ridge community. He is survived by his wife Mrs. Jewell Cunningham; a son, S. W. Cunningham; one sister, Mrs. Bill Wilson; two brothers, Matt and Jim Cunningham, all of Ladonia, also several cousins, nieces and nephews. The bearers were: Lee McFarland, Vester McFarland, Roy Crossley, Vardo Churchwell, Thurman Young, and Billy Hill. | Cunningham, Samuel Houston (I26499)
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| 179 | Lila Mae McFarlin, age 86 of Montello, passed away early Friday, Augus t 20, 2010 surrounded by her family at Berlin Memorial Hospital. She was born in Minnesota on April 21, 1924 to John and Belle (Tower ) Henry. In June of 1941 she married Gordon McFarlin and together the y raised a family of 10 children. Lila enjoyed reading and writing poetry, gardening, doing crossword pu zzles and spending time with her family, especially her many grand an d great-grandchildren. She was a very devoted person, reading scriptur es daily and she enjoyed listenin g to religious music as well as playi ng music. She will be greatly missed by her family and many friends. Lila is survived by: two sons: Dennis (Gerri) of Jacksonville, FL an d Gordon Jr. of Montello, five daughters: Kathy (Gary) Morrical of Jan esville, Mary (Joe) Larson of Stevens Point, Paula (Jesse) Knutson o f West Allis, Lona (Randy) Hardell o f Montello, and Lori (Mark) Murph y of Pardeeville. She is also survived by 23 grandchildren and 26 grea t-grandchildren. Lila is further survived by her sister, Ada Hietala o f Bovey, MN. Lila is preceded in death by her husband, Gordon, parents and 3 sons : Gene, Michael, and James McFarlin as well as grandchildren Jesse an d Sherry McFarlin. She is also preceded in death by three sisters: Lol a, Eva and Olive and one brother. A funeral service will be held on Monday, August 23, 2010 at noon at t he Crawford Funeral Home with Rev. Jesse Knutson officiating. Visitati on will be held Monday from 10:00 a.m. until the hour of service at th e funeral home. Burial will follo w at New Chester Cemetery, Town of Ne w Chester, Adams County. Note: obituary prepared by Crawford Funeral Home of Montello | McFarlin, Gordon (I14500)
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| 180 | Lincoln, Adams co, Wisconsin Tap-A-Line are "Electrical outlets featured by elongated slots and bus -bar connectors to receive closely spaced appliance plugs for such us e as in modern kitchens and the like." They were designed by Robert W. McFarlin and initially manufactured i n Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The firm was re-located to Pompano Beach, Flor ida in the later 1950’s. The design was patented in 1954 (US patent No . 2680233). Images 1, 2 and 5, belo w, show the original, non earthed m odel. A version for earthed plugs was patented in 1972 (US patent No . 3668601). Tap-A-Line never received U/L* approval and production finally ended , possibly in the l980s. * Underwriters Laboratories, a testing facility and developer of safet y standards. | McFarlin, Robert W (I14431)
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| 181 | LINKS: Maybe Catherine Christina b 1827 Jackson Co. AL? Jim McFarlen says she married Thomas Briggs. Present in 1870 census in Wilson Co. TX. | McFarlane, Christian Price (Chrissie) (I27219)
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| 182 | Living with Dorcas Talley and family in 1860 census. | McFarland, Melinda (I8429)
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| 183 | Living with father and grandfather at 1881 census 1881 Scotland Census Name: Mary McFarlane Age: 17 Estimated birth year: abt 1864 Relationship: Daughter Father's Name: Thomas McFarlane Where born: Cumbernauld, Dumbartonshire Registration Number: 495 Registration district: Cumbernauld Civil Parish: Cumbernauld County: Dumbartonshire Address: Allans Land South Road East Side Occupation: Weaver Unemployed | McFarlane, Mary (I10921)
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| 184 | Living with father, 1/2 sister and grandfather at 1881 census. 1881 Scotland Census Name: Jessie Forrester Age: 10 Estimated birth year: abt 1871 Relationship: Grandaughter (Granddaughter) [of William House Head] Father's Name: Thomas McFarlane Where born: Cumbernauld, Dumbartonshire Registration Number: 495 Registration district: Cumbernauld Civil Parish: Cumbernauld County: Dumbartonshire Address: Allans Land South Road East Side Occupation: Weaver Unemployed | Forrester, Jessie (I10928)
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| 185 | Lona McFarlin Lona L. Hardell, age 54, of Montello passed away peacefully early Wedn esday morning, April 27, 2011 after a courageous battle with cancer a t the St. Clare Hospice House in Baraboo. She was born in Ripon, WI on November 1, 1956 to Gordon and Lila (Henr y) McFarlin. Lona graduated from Montello High School in 1975 and marr ied Randy Hardell at St. John’s Lutheran Church in Montello on Octobe r 7, 1978. Lona was a hard working and caring person. She was an avid gardener an d enjoyed traveling whenever possible. Lona loved spending time with h er family and friends and will be greatly missed by all who knew her. Lona is survived by her husband, Randy, two children: Seth Hardell an d Kiley (Douglas) Lloyd, both of Montello and six siblings: Lori (Mark ) Murphy of Pardeeville, Kathy (Gary) Morrical of Janesville, Gordon J r. of Montello, Paula (Jesse) Knuts on of Milwaukee, Mary (Joe) Larso n of Stevens Point and Dennis (Gerri) of Jacksonville, FL. She is furt her survived by her sister-in-law, Julie Riley of Anchorage, AK and ma ny nieces, nephews and dear friends. Lona is preceded in death by her parents and three siblings: Mike, Ji m and Gene McFarlin. A funeral service will be held on Saturday, April 30, 2011 at 2:30 p.m . at the Crawford Funeral Home. Visitation will be held on Friday fro m 4:00 until 7:00p.m. at the funeral home and again on Saturday from 1 :30 p.m. until the hour service. Pa stor Pete Zietlow will officiate an d burial will follow at Black Creek Cemetery, St. Marie Township, Gree n Lake County. In lieu of flowers, memorials are preferred to the orga nization of your choice. Note: obituary prepared by Crawford Funeral Home | McFarlin, Lona (I14506)
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| 186 | LOUISA (MCFARLAND) JACOBS | Jacobs, John Anderson (I14545)
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| 187 | Margaret A Wright (maiden name) applied for a widow's pension in 1892, living in Wester Grove, Newton Co., Arkansas. She declared that Andrew J. McFarland died at Searcy, White Co., Ark. Nov. 17, 1877 of Dropsy of the spleen contracted int the service.She remarried to Wm N. Christian on Jany 5, 1888. He was a private of Co. D of the 12th Regiment of the KY Volunteer Infantry. By 1999 nothing had been decided. | Wright, Margaret A. (I26295)
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| 188 | MARGERY MCFARLAND/MCFARLIN - 1813-1861 (Research by Peter Folsom McFarlin - Dec 15, 2017) MARGERY McFarland was born in Coitsville, Ohio to Jane (Dug) and pione er Andrew McFarland who immigrated to America in 1796 from Ireland. Ma rgery seems to have been the oldest and was likely named after her wid ow grandmother Margery (Anderson) McFarland who brought her six childr en into Coitsville about 1802/3. Margery married Hartley Hard of Beaver co, PA in Trumbull co Feb 1834 . They had son Francis, and daughters Felicia and Calantha by 1841. Th ey moved to Plymouth in Marshall co Indiana where their son Lloyd wa s born. Husband Harlow died and Marge ry remarried Jacob Hupp in 1851. Margery McFarlin Hard died in 1861 and was buried in Oak Hill cemeter y in Plymouth, Indiana. | McFarlin, Margery (I14672)
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| 189 | Marriage Announcement: "McFarland-Barksdale Miss Mary Helen Barksdale, 5944 E. University, and Michael Alvin McFarland, son of Dr. and Mrs. Gordon B. McFarland, 7426 Greenbrier, were married Saturday evening in the Trinity Methodist Church in Ruston, La. After a trip to Mexico City, Mr. McFarland and his bride, daughter of Mrs. Allen Barksdale of Ruston and the late Mr. Barksdale, will live a 5946 Frederick Square. The bride attended Louisiana State University and was graduated from SMU where she was a member of Pi Beta Phi sorority. the bridegroom, who was graduated from st. Mark's School of texas, attended Louisiana Polytechnic Institute and TCU. He belongs to Kappa Sigma fraternity and the Calyx Club. The Rev. D.L. McGuire, assisted by Dr. Patrick Henry Jr. of the Northway Christian church, officiated at the wedding ceremony. The bride was given in marriage by her brother-in-law, Marshall Northway Terry Jr. She wore a gown of candlelight peau de soie and Alencon lace fashioned with a....." Obituary: MCFARLAND MICHAEL ALVIN, 57, died peacefully Monday, Dec. 30, 1996 at his home in Dallas surrounded by family & friends. Michael was born in Dallas May 20, 1939. He was preceded in death by his parents, Dr. Gordon B. McFarland and Mildred McFarland. Michael attended Highland Park High School and graduated from St. Mark's School of Texas in 1957. He attended Louisiana Tech University and Texas Christian University. He is survived by his son, Michael Street McFarland; and beloved companion, Betty steinheimer, her daughter Cindy Baldwin and her granddaughter Brandee Baldwin; two brothers, Dr. Gordon B. McFarland and his wife Suzy of New Orleans; John S. McFarland and his wife Linda of Dallas; four nephews, Gordon B. McFarland, III, Wright E. McFarland of New Orleans, John S. McFArland Jr. and David B. McFarland of Dallas. Michael was the creator of the original :Dripping Springs Reunion: held in March, 1972. He launched and promoted the careers of several well-known musician songwriters. He loved music and spending time at his lake house :making music with his friends:. Michael was a unique spirit who will be remembered for his warmth and wonderful sense of humor. A funeral service will be held Tuesday, December 31, 2:30 P.M. at Sparkman Funeral Directors Chapel, 1029 S. Greenville Ave., Richardson. Interment to follow at Restland Memorial Park. Reverend Marilyn Dickson, officiating. Honorary pallbearers will be G.W. Martin, Jimmy Velvet, Victor Martin, Bob Lancaster, Frank Yates, Marshall N. Terry, Charles Freeman and Dwight Brigotti. | McFarland, Michael Alvin (I27043)
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| 190 | Marriage record read: Robert McFarlin to Elizabeth Irwin, Mar. 10, 1777 PARENTS: John IRWIN and Martha McCLAY. | Irwin, Elizabeth (I25968)
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| 191 | Martha and husband John J. Gille and their two childre are living with George and Anna in 1860 in Sugar Creek township, Cass Co. MO | McFarland, Martha Jane (I26133)
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| 192 | Mary Eugenia Stone is the niece of Kendric Stone the husband of Mary Etheridge, daughter of Anna McFarland Etheridge. | Stone, Mary Eugenia (I26344)
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| 193 | Mary Helen Haines notes: It seems that Thomas Neel married Eleanor McFarland back in Augusta Co. before moving south to join her father William. I found a Thomas Neal living in Augusta County in 1784 on the tax list. He was not on the Montgomery Co. 1782 tax list. So, maybe the move happened later than thought before. However, he does appear in the 1790 tax list B for the Montgomery Co. area that becomes Wythe Co. in 1790. In the 1790 tax list for February 20th (Walkers and Wof Creeks)Wm. Kidd, Wm. McFarland, Thomas Neil...listed. Thomas Neel appears in the 1793 personal tax list, James Davies Commissioner of the Wythe Co. district north of Walker's Mt. On May 22 Thomas Neel was taxed with 3 adult men and 10 horses. Also on the same day Louesa Mcfarland was taxed with 2 horses. They appear to be living close to one another because they were recorded on the same day. Also living in this same district are the many Peary (Peery) family and the Spanglers and the Robinetts, both Michael and Daniel. BOOK: Book written on the family of Thomas Neel and Eleanor McFarland, at SLC. "The Neel-Dickson Genealogy" by William T. Neel 1949. LDS Microfilm #1011925, item 2. Thomas Neel was born about 1750 or earlier. He married Eleanor McFarland about 1774, having come from Muddy Creek (Now Rockingham) in Augusta County, VA to settle on Wolf Creek. He died about 1819. RESIDENCE: Came from Muddy Creek (Now Rockingham county) in Augusta County, VA to settle on Wolfe Creek, Bland County, Virginia. GENEALOGY: See INTERNET AT <http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~radbud/gedpages/fam01723.htm> | Neel, Thomas (I27157)
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| 194 | Mary Helen Haines notes: 1830 census in Cooper Co. MO, next to Alexander Sloan Sr. and near Finis Ewing. p. 194. One female, 15 and under 20 (Nancy Caroline McFarland); Two males; one is bet. 20 and 30 (Alexander Jr.), the bet.15 and 20.) On Jan. 10, 1840 Alexander C. Sloan patents 80 acres #14451 45N, 19W, E1/2SE 1/4, Sect. 21, in Morgan Co. This is just south of Otterville. In 1850 the Sloan family was living in Lafayette County, Missouri, on land valued at $3000 and owning four slaves. Fannin Co. TX A.C. Sloan appears in the 1857 land tax record in Fannin Co. owning 381 acres from three original patents: J. Whittenberg, Mary Allen, and David Waggoner. These are all patents that John McFarland also owned land from, and in the 1860 census he is living next to John McFarland. John McFarland (Nancy's brother) then sold to Alexander C. Sloan (his brother-in-law) 180 acres on Feb. 4, 1858 for $825.00. (p. 124, Book K.) Somehow it seems that two Alexander Sloan families have gotten mixed together. The children that are attributed to this family can be found belonging to a Alex. Sloan in Missouri in 1850 born in Kentucky, and then Alex. Sloan in Texas in 1860, born in Tennessee. | Sloan, Alexander Carson (I27472)
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| 195 | Mary Helen Haines notes: 1840 census: Haw Creek township, Morgan Co. MO, Image 3/6 is David McFarland, age 30 thru 40, and William McFarland, age 40 thru 50. On next page is Alexander McFarland age 40 thru 49, John McFarland age 30 thru 40, and B.F. McFarland age 30 thru 40. 1850 census: Richland township, Morgan Co. fam. 347, stamp 245. David 48, $4000. NC, Susan 40 KY, Louisa 14, MO, David 10 MO, Finis 9 MO, William 7 MO, Susanna 5 MO, Amanda 2 MO. CENSUS: 1860 TEXAS, Grayson County. David McFarlane 59 Farmer NC Susan 49 KY, David M 21 MO, Finnis 20 MO, WM. J> 18 MO, Amanda E. 14 MO. RESEARCHER-EMAIL: (2002) Susan Edmonson <SusanE1113@aol.com>. Her husband is descendant of David. | McFarland, David (I26779)
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| 196 | Mary Helen Haines notes: 1848 purchased 40 acres in Sebastian Co. Ark. CENSUS: 1850 ARKANSAS Crawford County, Sugar Loaf Township. At this time, mother Catherine, and sisters Elizabeth and Amanda are living with him. In 1860, the family has moved to Sherman, Grayson Co. TX, Image 92. Written as R.S. Mc Farlane, 39, farmer, TN. Wife I.C. 30 TN, child S.A. 10 female Ark; child J.MM. 6, male Ark; A.A., 4, female TX; Robert, 1, M. TX. In 1870, the family has moved back to Arkansas, to Sebastian Co., Marion twn. fam. 58. Now the family is listed as Robert McFarland, 49, TN, Mary 42, TN, Ada Ann 13, TX, Robert 11, TX, and Alice 7, Ark. It looks like his first wife has died and he has a second wife who is probably the mother of Alice. Oct. 4, 1871 he was appointed Postmaster in Long Prairie, Sebastian Co. Ark. Is buried at Greenwood, Sebastian Co. | McFarlane, Robert Sanford (I27035)
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| 197 | Mary Helen Haines notes: 1880 census. Union township, Ste. genevieve, p. 22 B, fam. 207 Samuel C. Vance, 62, KY, VA, VA, farmer Malvina, 61, MO, NC, NC children: John H, 32, MO, KY, MO William T. 30, same Permilia A 28, same Mary J, 22, same Frank M, 20, same Ellen B., 17, same | Vance, Samuel C. (I27418)
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| 198 | Mary Helen Haines notes: DAR records say this Jane, wife of John, is Jane McNutt, born Mar. 31, 1781 in Newport, Cocke Co., TN. Other sources say his wife is Jane Long. There was no Newport, Cocke Co. TN in 1781. However, George McNutt does appear in the area that becomes Cocke Co. as early as 1788, when he name appears on a petition to the North Carolina assembly. His name is next to Alex. Ward. Others in this list, who would be neighbors include Wm. Bell, John McFarland, George McFarland, Samuel Jack, Benjamin McFarland. (p. 215 of Petitions to the North Carolina General Assembly from Inhabitants South of the French Broad, 1784-1789, transcribed by Cherel Bolin Henderson, appearing in Tennessee Ancestors, Vol. 17, No. 3, Dec. 2001 | McNutt, Jane (I25343)
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| 199 | Mary Helen Haines notes: Earlier family trees never mention this James as the son of Robert, they only include Robert Jr. and Benjamin. However, the records for Robert in Montgomery Co., indicate he had a son named James. James appears as his son on various tax and militia records for 1772, 1774 in the Augusta Co., then Botetourt Co., area. (See below) A James McFarland marries a Margaret Downing, daughter of John Downing, supposedly in Bedford County in 1763. The connection with Robert selling the land to John Downing in the 1750s could indicate this connection, however if he was born in 1752, he would be too young to have married in 1763. Other sources have the James who married Margaret Downing as belonging to the Robert of Rockbridge Co. VA line. In 1774 a Robert McFarland served 108 days in the militia under Captain Walter Crockat as part of the call-up of men who were to travel to Point Pleasant as part of Governor Dunmore's war. Also in this company was James Mcfarland, serving 108 days. This could be the two sons of Robert, Sr., James being 22 and Robert just 15, or it could be Robert Sr.. Source: Soldiers of Fincastle Co. Virginia 1774, Mary B. Kegley, R929.37558 K26S 1974, p. 30. In 1777, James McFarland was picked to be the Constable for the Reed Creek militia. (Mary Kegley's book, Early Adventurers on the Western Waters, Vol. 1, p. 35) In Nov. 1779, the Montgomery court allowed the pay to men who served in the previous year during the Revolution. James McFarland's name was listed. Source: Montgomery County Virginia: The First 100 Years, by Charles W. Crush, Dallas Public Library However in 1782 in Montgomery Co. entries for Commissioner's Court where everyone was filing for their deeds (p. 113 of Kegley, Vol. 1) George Kegley, filed for 150 acres on Lick Run, adjoining a survey made for Jas Mcfarlin dec'd. Not sure who this James McFarland is referring to. Washington County VA: There is a James who is next to Robert on the 1782 tax list in Washington Co. Robert never warranted any land in Washington Co. By 1783 Robert has moved Greene Co. (TN). 1784: Washington Co. Surveyors Record, Page 92 - James McFarland...372 ac...on Walkers Creek, waters of the middle fork of Holstein River...Preemption Warrant...Beginning on the bank of a little branch...corner to John Andersons survey...at the foot of Walkers Mountain...Warrant #1757...November 2, 1784 (Washington Co.) This is not too far from Abington. Tennessee: A James McFarland purchased the 114 acres from Joseph McFarland in 1792. Then he could have sold that land (but with no record because Cocke Co. courthouse fire destroyed all these). He could have then moved to Christian Co. KY and be the James who died in that county in 1811 and who had a first son named Robert. Need to find a descendant of that family to genetically test. He also could be the father of Joseph McFarland of Whitley Co. KY. According to Joseph McFarland's death record in 1752 in Whitley Co., his parents were James McFarland and wife Ety (Ely). The Knox Co. and Whitley Co. KY McFarlands seem to be genetically connected to the Robert of Lancaster Co. line. So presently, the McFarlands of Rockbridge Co. VA (1780s), Bedford Co. VA (1760s-80s), Reed Creek area (Wythe Co. VA 1750s-80s)), Christian Co. KY (1800s), Whitley Co. KY (1800s), Knox Co. KY (1800s), Jefferson Co. TN (1780s on), Buncombe/Haywood Co. NC (1800s-1815) , Rutherford Co. TN (1840s, coming from Rockingham Co. NC) appear to be the same lineage according to the most advanced DNA tests. From these places they moved into Missouri, Texas and beyond. The earliest presence of this line is in Lancaster Co. PA in the 1720s and what becomes Franklin Co. PA in the 1780s. | McFarland, James (I25117)
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| 200 | Mary Helen Haines notes: For years, people had confused this Mary McFarland, daug. of William, with Mary McFarland, daug. of John. That Mary McFarland married into the Ward family (neighbors in the Reed Creek area). There also seems to be some confusion about this marriage...whether to a Daniel Robinette or a Michael Robinette. Just received this message by e-mail: "If you check the actual marriages for Montgomery Co., Virginia, DANIEL Robinett married Mary McFarland in 1786 and the marriage bond is in the courthouse in Christiansburg. Michael Robinett's first marriage was also 1786 in Montgomery Co., VA to Mary Justice, daughter of Dan'l Justice." I have checked on this and found the correct document above that shows Daniel to Mary McFarland in 1786. So Daniel Robinette married Mary McFarland, daughter of William from the Duncan line in 1786. Some trees have children of Daniel as Nathan Pythias Robinett, born 1787. This Mary must have died and Daniel married Anna Justice. Some trees say 1794, and the later children were his. Need to find the court records of the probate to find who the children of the first marriage are. Then abt. 1810-1812, Michael Robinette married Rhoda McFarland (McFall?) the daughter of a William McFarland and a wife Lucy (Lucinda? Louesa?). Rhoda had two children before her marriage in 1810 to Michael, a James and Nancy, which she bound out in 1810. The James is most likely James B. McFarland, born abt. 1804-5. The 1810 census for Michael Robinette appears to have Rhoda living in his household and she is referred to a Robinet in the court records in 1810. | McFarland, Mary (I27215)
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