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| 301 | p. 137 Vol. II Chalkey records in Augusta Co. White vs. Moore--O. S. 168; N. S. 59--Bill, June, 1808. Complainants are, viz: John, Nathaniel, James, William White, Margaret (White), wife of James McFarland, Rebecca (White), wife of William McFarland, Mary (White), wife of Robert Snodgrass, David Greenlee and his children (infants), heir of their mother Jane, who was Jane White, all being heirs and legal representatives of John White, who was only heir-at-law and legal representative of Thomas Boyd, who was son of Andrew Boyd, who died many years ago, leaving a tract in Augusta County, 240 acres. Andrew died testate in Augusta, devising to his wife and sons, Thomas and John. Andrew's widow died intestate and her part descended to Thomas, the eldest son. After Andrew's death, a patent issued in Andrew's name for an entry of his for 115 acres, but some one struck out Andrew and inserted John. John died testate, without issue, devising his lands to his wife, Elizabeth, for her life, with reversion to her son, John Varnum. Then Thomas Boyd died intestate, leaving complainants his heirs. But Elizabeth Boyd and William Moore, who bought claim of Varnum, set up an adverse claim. Answer says Andrew Boyd died 1750. A patent for the 115 acres issued in 1759 in name of John, when he was not more than 12 or 15 years old. Andrew Boyd's will dated 26th February, 1749, proved in Augusta 22d May, 1750, to cousin, John White, if he came here to live. Wife, Rebecca. [Mcfarlan.ged.GED] PARENTS: John WHITE and Katherine EVANS. COMMENT: Sister of Margaret WHITE (married Joseph McFarland) and Mary Ann (Polly) White (b.1757 Fayette Co, VA d. 1819 Cynthiana, Harrison County, KY, married Robert Benjamin Snodgrass). LINKS: 1789, John White had gone to Fayette Co., Ky., where he was killed by Indians in 1791. LINKS: Chronicles of the Scotch Irish Settlement in Virginia by Lyman Chalkley. Book 2 Page 137. Circuit Court Causes Ended: Augusta County. O.S. (Old Series) 168 N.S. (New Series) 59 Bill June 1808. White vs Moore. Complainants are viz: John, Nathaniel, Jams, William White, Margaret (White), wife of James McFarland, Rebecca (White), wife of William McFarland, Mary (White), wife of Robert Snodgrass, David Greenlee and his children (infants, heir of their mother Jane, who was Jane White, wife of John White, who was only heir and legal representative of Thomas Boyd, who was son of Andrew Boyd (died 1750 Augusta County). Andrew Boyd will dated 26 Feb 1749, proved in Augusta 22 May 1750 to cousin John White, if he came her to live. CONFLICT: Note that record says James, not Joseph McFarland. TO-DO: I believe there is the possibility in error of Lyman Chalkleys transcription. If the record said Jos. (for Joseph), it could have been misinterpreted as Jas. (for James). Recheck original record. [Mcfarlan.ged] PARENTS: John WHITE and Katherine EVANS. COMMENT: Sister of Margaret WHITE (married Joseph McFarland) and Mary Ann (Polly) White (b.1757 Fayette Co, VA d. 1819 Cynthiana, Harrison County, KY, married Robert Benjamin Snodgrass). LINKS: 1789, John White had gone to Fayette Co., Ky., where he was killed by Indians in 1791. LINKS: Chronicles of the Scotch Irish Settlement in Virginia by Lyman Chalkley. Book 2 Page 137. Circuit Court Causes Ended: Augusta County. O.S. (Old Series) 168 N.S. (New Series) 59 Bill June 1808. White vs Moore. Complainants are viz: John, Nathaniel, Jams, William White, Margaret (White), wife of James McFarland, Rebecca (White), wife of William McFarland, Mary (White), wife of Robert Snodgrass, David Greenlee and his children (infants, heir of their mother Jane, who was Jane White, wife of John White, who was only heir and legal representative of Thomas Boyd, who was son of Andrew Boyd (died 1750 Augusta County). Andrew Boyd will dated 26 Feb 1749, proved in Augusta 22 May 1750 to cousin John White, if he came her to live. CONFLICT: Note that record says James, not Joseph McFarland. TO-DO: I believe there is the possibility in error of Lyman Chalkleys transcription. If the record said Jos. (for Joseph), it could have been misinterpreted as Jas. (for James). Recheck original record. Facts about this person: Burial Endicott Church, Harrison, Kentucky Source: Mcfarlan.ged.GED Medium: Other Date of Import: Feb 21, 1999 Source: Mcfarlan.ged.GED Medium: Other Date of Import: Feb 21, 1999 Source: Mcfarlan.ged Medium: Other Date of Import: Feb 21, 1999 | White, Rebecca (I27684)
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| 302 | p. 1370 Opening the Ozarks 1835-1839 "She is believed to be the sister of Robert Willson who married Isabella McFarland and daughter of Abraham and Mary (Baker) Willson of Jefferson County, Tennessee. Children listed on a family group sheet provided by Dorcas Hobbs." | Willson, Levina (I28312)
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| 303 | P. 95 from Lola McFarland's 1966 book. "James Coffey Jernigan- married to Frances Williams. In addition to the above information the following quote from (AP) - ....James Jernigan earned B.S. and M.S. degrees at North Texas State College, and has been elected president of the Association of Texas Colleges and Universities. See notes on his wife for the rest of the information. Obituary: The Dallas Morning News Tuesday, August 13, 1996 Jernigan James Coffey, former president of Texas A & I University, died August 10, 1996 at Baylor Richardson Medical Center of Richardson. Funeral service will be at 10 AM Thursday, August 15 at the first Christian Church, Richardson, burial at Restland Cemetery under the direction of Flesher Funeral Home, Van Alstyne, Texas. He was predeceased by his beloved wife of 55 1/2 years, Frances Williams Jernigan in January, 1996, his parents, Austen and Blanche Jernigan and brother Stuart Jernigan. He is survived by son and daughter-in-law, James William and Tyler Jernigan of San Diego; daughter and son-in-law, Laura Frances and Ken Espensen of San Antonio; five grandchildren, Jennifer and Scott Espensen, Corey, Shelley and Dana Frances Jernigan; brother and sister-in-law, Jack and Jean Jernigan of McKinney; sisters in law, Florence Reagin of Forney and Mary Jernigan of Brian, Texas; nephews, nieces and a host of friends. Dr. Jernigan was born December 20, 1914 in Sedalia, near Van Alstyne, Texas, attended school in Sedalia and graduated from McKinney High School. He received a Bachelors and Masters degrees from North Texas State College, now the University of North Texas, and the PhD degree from the University of Chicago. His distinguished career as an educator began in 1934 at Rosamond Chapel, a one teacher school in Collin County. He was teacher and principal at Whitewright High School where he met his wife, Frances Williams Jernigan, also a teacher. He was elected superintendent of schools, Pilot Point, Texas in 1939 and became Deputy State Superintendent of Schools in Texas in 1941. In 1942 he entered the U.S. Army and was discharged as a Capt. in 1946. He was an ETO combat officer with the 29th division earning the Bronze Star and campaign stars for Normandy, Northern France, the Rhineland and Central Europe. In May, 1945 Jernigan was named director of men's activities of Texas A & I, now A & M University at Kingsville; he became Dean of Student Life the following September. He took a leave of absence in 1947 to attend the University of Chicago where he completed work for a PhD in 1949. Dr. Jernigan returned to A & I and became Director of Student Personnel and Associate Professor of Education. He was appointed Dean in 1950 and served in that capacity until becoming President of the college in 1963. He was named Chancellor of the Texas A & I in 1972 and retired in 1975. Since retirement he lived in Richardson, Texas where he was also a consultant to the Plano public schools, Grayson County Community College, and the University of Oklahoma. He and his wife were active members of the Christian church, both in Kingsville and Richardson. For many years he taught a couple's class at the First Christian church and held many other positions of leadership. The family will be at the Flesher Funeral home in Van Alstyne from 7 - 8 PM Tuesday for visitation and at the first Christian Church in Richardson from 7 - 8 PM Wednesday for visitation, 601 E. Main St. Memorials in his memory may be made to the First Christian Church, 601 E. Main St., Richardson, TX 75081; the James C Jernigan Library, Texas A & M at Kingsville, Kingsville, TX 78363 or the charity or church of your choice. Flesher Funeral Home Van Alstyne 903 - 482 - 5225 | Jernigan, James Coffey (I30157)
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| 304 | Patented land on Falling River. Various trees say he married Nov. 24, 1784 in Bedford to Nancy taylor Jones. They differ on his death. Most say 1804. Others say 1818, and one says 1830. | Hunter, Alexander (I27562)
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| 305 | Priscilla must have been divorced from her husband, or he deserted her. He moved to Missouri and married Sarah Ann Snow in 1843 in Stone Co. MO In 1850 in Fentress with James. Showing children in the family from first marriage: Rebecca Prichit 16, Lane 14, Sarah 13, Levina 10, Thomas 18 , then Delilah McFarland 3, Young McFarland 13. In 1860 in Clinton Co. KY with James. In 1870 still in Clinton but a widow. Temperance Wilson's family has moved in. In 1880 moved back to Fentress, living with Temperance Wilson's family. | Mullinex, Priscilla (I29663)
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| 306 | Received this e-mail through Ancestry: Subject: Lewis McMahan Dear Ms. Haines, My uncle Art Herrmann was the pilot of the B-29 aircraft on which Lewis was the Aircraft Commander. It is my understanding that the plane was called the "Fancy Nancy" and that the name came from Lewis' daughter. There are TWO things I would like to have if possible: 1. Confirmation regarding the name. 2. Any recollections or related items Lewis may have created regarding his time on Tinian. Thank you. Art Vaughan | McMahan, Lewis Coleman (I29884)
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| 307 | Residence 1900 — Age: 51 Poland, Mahoning, Ohio, USA Age: 50; Marital Status: Divorced; Relation to Head of House: Head | Stewart, Aurelia Vienna (I24097)
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| 308 | Robert and Samuel stayed living in Iredell, while their brothers had moved to Rutherford. In the 1850 census the brothers are living next to each other. Iredell Co. NC, stamp 128: fam. 1836: Robt Mcfarland, 70, farmer, $900, NC; Margaret 66, NC; James A. 29 NC; Mira R. 24 NC. fam. 1837: Sam'l Mcfarland, 65 NC, James 36 NC; Carolina A. 25 NC; Elizabeth 3 NC, Mary 1 NC, Elizabeth 60 NC. | McFarland, Samuel (I20963)
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| 309 | Robert E.(Col) McFarland was born in Hartford Twp, Trumbull Co. Ohio. The son of Thomas and Martha (Fell) McFarland. He started a harness making business in 1838 on the north side of State St. west of the river. He served the office of Burgess for the city of Sharon in 1851, 1861, 1879 and 1881 and was a member of Coucil and the School Board several times. His home was on the corner of S. Main and Wahington Ave. in Sharon. They were members of the Methodist Church. He was a founding member of the Masonic Lodge. His Wife Chole (Fuller) McFarland is a decendent of Edward Fuller of the Mayflower. [https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/79198542] OBJE: _STYPE jpeg OBJE: _SIZE 29390 OBJE: _WDTH 375 OBJE: _HGHT 500 OBJE: RIN c152b63e-1c14-4514-9055-f57c531de269 OBJE: _CREA 2023-12-01 20:21:31.529 OBJE: _USER 44MGCGWxo70qpLOB505eO38hkUVf4UtBt0QayVsUdM4vxsvnUf22U+Z0o3bEjJGQYg9NhLsr+paT1dG+h2442g== _ENCR 1 OBJE: _CLON _TID 117065031 _PID 150165796094 _OID bbc664bd-36e9-4dbd-a024-522aad9a54b5 _USER pKSqJDYOnHqneEYs12n9vkmRadrWBHGffbhMT8+1rOTe/AmApijMmy8ugwOlRcplkJmhjr1geedEu7QA9w9NWA== _ENCR 1 _DATE 2021-01-17 21:41:56.000 OBJE: _ORIG u OBJE: _MSER _LKID bbc664bd-36e9-4dbd-a024-522aad9a54b5 OBJE: _ATL N OBJE: _MTYPE story OBJE: _STYPE x-inline OBJE: _SIZE 3190 OBJE: RIN 795a6a07-afc3-4afa-a094-7dfac3f20fd0 OBJE: _META <metadataxml><content><line><p><span style="font-family: monospace; font-size: medium;">ROBERT MC FARLAND, retired harness maker, was born in Hartford Township, Trumbull Co., Ohio, March 10, 1815. His grandparents, Robert McFarland an CONC d wife, immigrated from Ireland to the vicinity of Harrisburg, Penn., whence they removed to Washington County, Penn., and settled near Steubenville, Ohio. In 1800 they removed to Hartford Township, Trumbull Co., Ohio, where Robert died May 1, 1815 CONC , and his widow several years afterward. They reared three sons and four daughters: Thomas, Archibald, John, Martha, Polly, Jane and Peggy. The sons lived and died in Hartford Township; Martha married William Dugan, and after his death Azariah Dunh CONC am; Polly married Hugh McDowell, and Jane married John Canon, and subsequently George Shilling. Thomas, the father of our subject, was born near Harrisburg, Penn., in 1794, and grew up under the parental roof. He married Martha, daughter of Natha CONC n Fell, of Pymatuning Township, Mercer Co., Penn., who bore him five children: Nathan, Robert, Smith,!</span><br style="font-family: monospace; font-size: medium;"><span style="font-family: monospace; font-size: medium;">George an CONC d Cynthia, wife of Lewis Holland, of Trumbull County, Ohio. The mother died in 1827, and he again married, Mrs. Nancy McKnight, and reared three children by this union: Thomas F., Amelia and Phoebe. He and his brother, Archibald, served under Harri CONC son in the War of 1812, and he survived until 1882, dying on the old homestead in Trumbull County. Our subject left home at the age of seventeen, and went to learn the harness business, at which he served a full apprenticeship, and then spent eight CONC een months in a jouring tour through the Eastern States and Canada, reaching Sharon in February, 1838. The following month he went to Pittsburgh in a one-horse sleigh, purchased a small stock of leather and hardware, and, returning to Sharon, opene CONC d a harness shop on the north side of State Street, west of the river. He began business on a capital of $18, but by steady industry and rigid economy he accumulated through the passing years a handsome estate. Mr. McFarland was marrie!</span> CONC ;<br style="font-family: monospace; font-size: medium;"><span style="font-family: monospace; font-size: medium;">d May 29, 1838, to Chloe Fuller, of Hartford Township, Trumbull Co., Ohio, who bore him one son, Thomas D., of Sharon. Ou CONC r subject has been a lifelong Democrat, filled the office of burgess four years, and has been a member of the council and school board several terms. He is one of the two living charter members of Sharon Lodge No. 347, I. 0. 0. F., J. J. Spearman CONC , Esq., being the other, and is also a member of the Masonic fraternity. He has lived in Sharon over half a century, and is one of the successful pioneer fathers of the town.</span><br style="font-family: monospace; font-size: medium;"> CONC <br style="font-family: monospace; font-size: medium;"><span style="font-family: monospace; font-size: medium;">History of Mercer County, PA, 1888, page 741</span></p></line></content></metadataxml> OBJE: _CREA 2023-12-01 20:38:02.871 OBJE: _USER mGnn+tXzIraoGDFc/UVg3+5U4/HjyNpjIL36SrX46+yzpl4m6PpQm2uX/D5WX9uL/k2ii38+ItENrB2yhYi4VA== _ENCR 1 _TID 17128241 _PID 18175207284 _OID cfedcb80-bcf7-438e-af9c-7f30f6235ad9 _USER vj7LUQAwDm4hbO66gMlj0JVm/ByEi8NOv/ZL+fzTX9f3Y7bNsv1Hp+Y6VcBkIG1w/mapZNg+3KWRKN+c2MSfRw== _ENCR 1 _DATE 2012-09-06 23:47:57.213 _LKID cfedcb80-bcf7-438e-af9c-7f30f6235ad9 | McFarland, Robert (I24028)
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| 310 | Robert McFarland (d. 1815) and Martha Burnside (1753-1836), both of Scottish ancestry, were married in Ireland and immigrated to America shortly after their wedding. They settled first in Dauphin County, Pennsylvania, near Harrisburg. They had eight children, 1779-ca. 1794. After the Revolutionary War, the family settled in Washington County, Pennsylvania, and Hartford Township, Trumbull County, Ohio. Descendants listed lived in Ohio, Pennsylvania and elsewhere. Includes the Fell, Dugan, Banning, Hull, Robinson and other related families. | Burnside, Martha (I25820)
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| 311 | Served in the U.S. Army during World War II. Participated in the Phillipine invasion of January 9, 1945 as a First Lieutenant with the 756th Field Artillery Battalion, Assistant Recon and Survey Officer. Lt. Col. Elisha K. Kane commanding. Subsequently promoted to Captain and awarded a Bronze Star for gallantry under fire. [http://fairespirit.tripod.com/extended/pafn01.htm#2] | McFarland, Myron Boyd "Little Mac" (I22329)
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| 312 | She must have died before her father's death. She is not in the list of heirs. | McFarland, Rachel E. (I9732)
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| 313 | Some additional information came from the Ancestry Tree: http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/1881480/person/1548843895?pgNum=1&ftm=1 John Webster was the 5th Governor of the Conn. Colony | Webster, John (I124)
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| 314 | Some have her maiden name as Lebow. If that is the case, then she was probably the sister of Catherine Lebow McFarland married to John McFarland, brother to Benjamin A. 1870 census in Grayson Co. Prec. 4, P.O. Kentucky Town, p. 25 stamp 142, Sept. 1870 fam. 182: Bradford, J.T. 49, Dr. and Farmer, 800, TN, Eliza 41 TN, Margaret 20 MO, Mary W. 14 Kansas McFarland, Sarah, 56 TN, Mary 46 TN, Margaret 43 TN (Mary and Margaret were the daughters of Benjamin and Margaret McFarland, living with the widowed Margaret in Benton Co. MO in 1850, with Eliza Bradford, her daughter Elizabeth, who had just married that year.) | Lebow, Sarah (I28402)
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| 315 | Some trees have her as Louisa McFarland, wife of Benjamin F. Hickey. Benjamin F. Hickey and wife are neighbors of George and Rebecca in the 1880 census, and are buried in the McFarland Cemetery. | McFarland, Maria J (I8596)
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| 316 | Susan is living with her daughter: Sallie A. Akers in Springfield, Henry Co. MO in the 1870 census. Sallie's husband is James S. Akers. Also living with her is Leonard Davis. In 1880 Susan Mcfarland, 60 is listed as widowed, and is living with her brother Leonard Davis, 51. Both born in TN. Living in Leesville, Henry Co. MO. | Davis, Susan (I28755)
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| 317 | The children came from the various census records. Walter Leftwich was in Fristoe, Benton Co. Mo int he 1850 census living next to many Barnett families. He was living with his new wife E. J. and mother F., no children...so don't know where the children from his first marriage where. In 1860 two children from his first marriage are with him: Schuyler 20 and James 18. He stayed living in the same place all the years till his death. | McFarland, (Rev.) Walter Leftwich (I30549)
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| 318 | The family appears to have moved after 1850 from Russell Co. KY to 1860 Union, Laclede Missouri, where David H. Mcfarlin (in the index on Ancestry it says Daniel) can be found with wife Nancy, 57, born VA, and children James M. 24, KY, Matison 17 KY and Marinda 14 KY. | McFarland, David H. (I30468)
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| 319 | THE HISTORY OF JOHNSON COUNTY, MISSOURI- Biographies for Jackson Township, Pages 931-947 Kansas City Historical Co. 1881 *********************************************************************** Transcribed by Bill Pennington <billpenn@swbell.net> HARDIN LONG. The subject of this sketch was born in Jackson county, Alabama, October 6, 1820. He married Miss Amanda McFarland, February 12, 1846. She was born, December 18, 1825. Was the daughter of A. McFarland, a native of Virginia, who settled in Alabama in an early day. Mr. and Mrs. Long have eight children, as follows: William, Washington, Susan F., married William Hughes, a native of Alabama; Thomas G., James P., Arthur, Alexander and Malinda Jane. He was a farmer and stock-dealer until the war came on. Then reverses beset him on every hand, and from a prosperous and happy man, he was soon brought to penury and want, having lost nearly all his possessions in that dark time of war. At the outbreak he volunteered his services in the Forty-second Tennessee regiment, company E., of which he was captain for a time, but resigned October 18, 1862, having filled the position about one year. His resignation was accepted and acknowledged, by Brig.-Gen. Lloyd Tilgman. He was among those who surrendered at Fort Donelson, and was confined a prisoner six months. The war over, he came to Johnson county, Missouri, November 14, 1868, where he settled in Jackson township, section one, township forty-six. Under the township organization, he was elected township trustee, which office he held two years. He and his wife are members of the Christian church. His wife was born December 18, 1825. | McFarlane, Amanda (I29802)
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| 320 | The traditional view was that this John McFarland's wife was named Polly Elizabeth Campbell, born abt. 1757. However more recent compelling evidence is that the wife is named Jennie Moore, who married John McFarland in Rockbridge Co. VA on April 1, 1779. Notes about John's wife from the research of Dawn Daddario: Sent: Sat, January 28, 2012 6:50:58 PM Subject: John McFarland's Wife Hi Johnny and Terri: I think I've found John McFarland's wife. I had forgotten that Johnny had mentioned a possibility of a wife for John, but he thought it was probably not "our" John's record. There was a John McFarland on the 1810 Rockbridge census, but Johnny thought it was probably NOT related to him. I found that John, I believe, married Mary Hayslett, and the marriage record for them is later. (MHH note, that is the line for Gary Morris) I started working with the Estate and Deed Records that Johnny has on his Descendants of John McFarland Report. I centered on the Moore family, but couldn't find much for a while. I started to suspect, not from his note about a possible marriage to a Moore, but just an impression, that John's wife could have been a daughter of Samuel Moore and Phoebe McClung Paxton Moore. Lately, I've been hitting pay dirt. This is what I started working with: "1 Feb. 1817, Christian Co., Kentucky, Deed Book G., p. 341, Saml Moore & Phebe, his wife, to William, Jane, Jno, Margaret, Andrew, Arthur, Isabella, Betssey & Sally McFarlene, heirs of Jno McFarlene deceased all of Christian County for $650, all that tract of land in Christian County, and bounded by Walan Wallam, containing 150 acres, . . . the same tract of land purchased by Jno McFarland dec'd of sd Saml Moore by voided agreement, Signed Saml Moore, Witnesses: Rob Coleman, Peter Hall, Recorded 3, March 1817." There is another entry from 18 Apr 1821, Todd Co., Kentucky, Deed Book A, p. 379 William McFarland and Nancy his wife, Jane McFarland, etc., . . . Daniel White, . . . all of the county of Todd and state of Kentucky. Consideration $1,500, 150 acres on the waters of Spring Creek, adjacent Pauncey Ander. (Pauncey Anderson was a nickname for ? (I forget right now), but he was from Augusta). This is what I have found and confirmed, I'd be happy to give you all the supporting documentation in another e-mail. I just don't have time now. First: Phoebe Moore, was originally Phoebe McClung, who married John Paxton, had a child, and her husband John died. She and Samuel Moore were married 25 Feb 1790 in Rockbridge, VA, [marriage info from Virginia Marriages to 1800]. Samuel Moore was the son of David Moore, Sr. [of Ireland] and Mary Evans of Rockbridge County, VA. Their children were: 1. William Moore (Capt.) b. 1748, m 1770 Nancy McClung 2. Andrew Moore (Capt.) b. 1752, 3-31-1795 married Sarah Reid 3. Samuel Moore (Maj) b. 1750, m Phobe McClung 4. David Moore, Jr., b. 1764 m. 1782 Janet McClung 5. Polly Moore m David Steel 6. Jenny Moore m McFarland 7. Sally Moore b. 1748 m. Elliott 8. Isabel (Ibby) Moore b. 1747 m. John William Lusk Both Samuel and David, Jr. moved to Christian County/Todd County in about 1804, approximately. Samuel, probably even earlier. There is a biography on Samuel, but I can tell you that he was a huge landowner and called one of the pioneers of Todd County. David Jr. and wife Janet McClung had among other children, Alexander Moore (married Sophia Thompson, and then Isabella McFarland? (have to check again about the Isabelle McFarland part). Sophia Thompson was the sister of Mary Thompson who married Bill's ancestor, John McFarland. David Moore, Jr. listed in a bio: "David Moore Jr. married Janet McClung, daughter of John McClung and Rebecca Stuart, both of Scotch-Irish desecent. About 1807, after the death of his wife, David Moore, Jr. came from VA, with his family of 10 children, after spending a year in TN, located in Todd County, at Spring Creek. "David Moore, Jr.'s children were: Polly, Jennie, Nancy, Isabella, Andrew, David, Patsy, Betsy, John and Sallie. . . . . while Andrew and his children and Isabella and John are buried with their father, David, Moore, Jr. in the Moore burying ground on the Moore Spring Creek farm, near Trenton, Kentucky". I have a copy of the cemetery records - when I started finding more info, I was able to identify the people. My note: David Moore, Sr. came from Northern Ireland and settled in Borden's Grant, in old Augusta County, VA. Later the Moore family lived in Rockbridge County, which I believe was carved out of Augusta. Quote from Waddell's 'Annals of Augusta County' (He recorded the Scotch-Irish immigration to Borden's Grant and old Augusta County). Waddell mentions the inhabitants requested to establish a Virginia militia unit. There are specific references to David Moore, Gen Andrew Moore and Capt. William Moore. "But the sturdy Scotch-Irish people pressed into the country, and by the year 1745 the Alexanders, Allens, Andersons, Bells, Bowyers, Breckinridges, Browns, Buchanans, Campbells, Christians, Craigs, Cunninghams, Dickinsons, Doaks, Finleys, Johnstons, Kerrs, Lewises, Lyles, Matthews, Milles, Moores, McNutts, Moffets, McPheeters, McClungs, McDowells, Pattons, Pickkenses, Pattersons, Pilsons, Poages, Prestons, Robinsons, Scotts, Sitlingtons, Stuarts, Tates, Thompson, Trimbles, Wilsons, Youngs . . . " I don't have the complete website address yet: But I found this site which has a "List of People Acquiring Land in the Borden Tract" (My research about David Moore, Sr. stated, among other things, that he lived in Borden's Tract", Virginia). Here are some people from that list: Andrew Buchanan, James Buchanan, John Buchanan, Samuel Buchanan, William Buchanan, John Dunlap, Robert Dunlap, Samuel Dunlap, Robert Erwin, James Houston, Robert Houston, James Lusk, Robert Lusk, William Lusk, Henry, James, and William McClung, several McClures, Alexander McNutt, James McNutt, John Montgomery, (I believe this to be the Father of Mary Montgomery who married John McFarland), Alexander Moore, Andrew Moore, David Moore, James Moore, John Moore, Thomas Paxton, (refer to Phoebe McClung Paxton Moore), James Robinson, Andrew Steele, John Stewart, several Walkers. Did you notice how similar the naming patterns are for John McFarland's children: Jenny Moore's Siblings: 1. William Moore (Capt.) b. 1748, m 1770 Nancy McClung 2. Andrew Moore (Capt.) b. 1752, 3-31-1795 married Sarah Reid 3. Samuel Moore (Maj) b. 1750, m Phobe McClung 4. David Moore, Jr., b. 1764 m. 1782 Janet McClung 5. Polly Moore m David Steel 6. Jenny Moore m McFarland 7. Sally Moore b. 1748 m. Elliott 8. Isabel/Isabella (Ibby) Moore b. 1747 m. John William Lusk John McFarland had children named: William Andrew Sally Isabella Marriage Record - Virginia Marriages to 1800 Spouse 1: McFarland, John Spouse 2: Moore, Jenny Marriage Date: 1 Apr 1779 Location Virginia, Rockbridge County | Moore, Jenny (I27546)
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| 321 | This Jane is probably a cousin. In the 1850 census, she is listed after all the other children, out of the birth order of the rest. She also never appears in the list of poor children of James B. McFarlane who cannot pay the teacher. | McFarland, Jane (I6002)
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| 322 | This lineage is found on Ancestry at : http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/9409062/person/-183026723 | McFarland, Charles Billy (I28115)
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| 323 | This Perry McFarland has been mixed up with another line in various trees; however, I have come to believe that he is not the father of William P. McFarland, born in Mercer Co. MO. This Perry appears in 1850 and 1860 with Elijah in Morgan Co. Then 1870 in Morgan Co. with wife Sarah. However, it cannot be Sarah Green. It must be a second wife, due to age. Some trees have her as Sarah Davenport. I have not found the marriage record yet, but some trees record it as March 11, 1869 in Morgan Co. MO. That makes sense with the 1880 census in Jasper, Camden Co. MO. On the same page with Perry and Sarah, and the kids Andrew through Mattie Jane, are several families named Davenport. In 1900 this family appears to be in Boston, Madison Co. Arkansas, and Perry and Sarah, with two more daughters, Law T. 17, and Rody A. 13, are living next to John M. McFarland, born July 1872...who seems to be the Marshal of the 1880 census. | McFarland, Perry (I28749)
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| 324 | Thomas McFarland, born May 1844 in Indiana is in the 1900 census with wife and family in Prec. 3, Fannin Co. Texas. Cannot find him in 1880 or 1870. What appears to be the same person is in the 1850 and 1860 census in Crawford Co. Indiana as a son of Hiram McFarlin. | McFarland, Thomas Hiram (I30433)
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| 325 | Tombstone says: ANNE RAMSEY HILL, W/O JOHN W. HILL DIED AUG 22,1834 AGE 20Y 10M 3D | Ramsey, Anne (I28908)
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| 326 | Veteran of Civil War. 76th Pennsylvania Volunteers "Keystone Zoauves" [https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/79198543/thomas-davis-mcfarland] | McFarland, Thomas Davis (I24035)
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| 327 | Why is she not mentioned in the will of James Hunter is she is a daughter? | Hunter, Nancy (I27555)
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| 328 | William and Madison (probably his son) purchased 50 acres Nov. 16, 1849. Descendant says he married 1st, Candace Acree either Feb. 1820, or Jan. 10, 1823 in Wayne Co. KY. 1850 census: Russell KY Dist. 2 Fam. 78: William McFarland, 48, farming, 1300, TN Mary 33, KY William 11, KY Mary 9, KY Nancy 6, KY Sarah 4, KY Fam. 76 Madison McFarland, 24,farming, 900, KY Mary 19, KY William T. 1, KY Catherine 3/12 KY on next page are Hunters, Longs, Acre 1860 census: Russell Co. Roena P.O., p. 73 fam. 516 William Mcfarlin 58 farmer 6000, 2000 TN Mary 45 KY William 20 KY Mary 17 KY Nancy 15 KY Sarah 13 KY Minerva 10 KY Samuel 7, KY Jacob 4, KY Nancy Emerson 35 KY on same page is: fam. 512 Benjamin McFarlin 27, no land, 1300, KY Jane William T. 4 John T. 1 1870 census: Russell Co. Prec. 2, P.O. Creelsboro Fam. 66 Wm Mc Farland 68, farmer, 7500, 1000 TN Mary 53 KY Nancy 25 KY Manerva 20 KY Samuel L 17 KY Jacob D 14 KY Fam. 67 James M Mcfarlin 61, farmer, 6715, 1500, KY Manerva 59 KY Elizabeth 16 KY Fam. 68 John Mcfarlin 25, no land, 900, KY Catherine 24 KY Dora A. 4 KY Theodore 1 KY Fam. 69 Benjamin, 38, farmer, KY Jane 35 KY William 14 KY John 11 KY Soloman 8 KY Wiley 2 KY James M 1 1880 census: Russell Co., Rowena Fam. Wm Mc Farland 78 TN, parents born VA, VA Polly Mc Farland 65 Manda 8 Cleo 9 Jacob 23 | McFarland, William M. (I28790)
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| 329 | Y-DNA test #66682, Cadet Lineage | McFarland, Vernon Christy (I27549)
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| 330 | [upright sandstone, with white marble inserts. Large draped urn on top.] Erected to the memory of James McFarlane, Thornhill, who died 9th Jan 1871, aged 51 years. Also of James, his father, who died 30th Sep. 1842, aged 64 years. Also of Mary Anne, his mother, who died 5th Jan 1854, aged 77 years. Also of Jane Dunn, his wife, who died 8th Jan. 1916, aged 84 years. {There is also a flat stone lying buried at this grave. It has Patrick McFarlane's name on it.} | McFarlane, James JaM10 (I16044)
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| 331 | "...Mrs McFarlin is the daughter of Andrew and Elizabeth (Baldwin) Kirk. Andrew Kirk came at an early date from Washington county, Pennsylvania; he was originally from New Jersey. Elizabeth Baldwin was the daughter of Caleb Baldwin, one of the fir st settlers in Youngstown..."(*1 p 175). Sarah Jane Kirk, daughter of Andrew and Elizabeth (Baldwin) Kirk(patrick), was the youngest of thirteen children. Her father Andrew was one of the first blacksmiths in Youngstown, Ohio (about 1800). Andrew's blacksmith shop (and home?) was next t o Caleb Baldwin on the north side of Federal street in 1805 -10. Caleb reportedly had given his daughter Elizabeth and her husband Andrew a farm of fifty-three acres nearby in Coitsville, just south of the Thorn Hill area on the McGuffey road. Thi s farm they made their homestead at least by 1826, and Sarah was born there in Coitsville, Ohio, January, 1830. In 1849, at age nineteen, Sarah married Anderson McFarland, who grew up on the William McFarland farm, two miles to the south on the other side of Dry Run Creek in Coitsville. The young couple first lived on the Hazelton road near his father Willi am's farm, where they began their family. They lived in this area for at least the next ten years and, with many of their neighbors, attended the nearby Methodist Episcopal church on the Youngstown-New Bedford (PA) road where the Poland road inter sects it (*1 p 170). By 1870 they had moved to a larger farmstead two miles east, just to the north side of Coitsville center near the Bissels and McGeehans (see 1870's Coitsville map). Here, on their large farm of 190 acres, they remained at least until 1882 when Wil liams writes of them and their children in the History of Trumbull and Mahoning Counties (*1 p 175). They had nine children, with two dying young. In 1877 (1897?) Sarah (Kirk)McFarland presented her husband Anderson's family bible to her oldest son, William Kirk McFarlin (along with a small, ca 1875 photo of her brother, Thomas Kirk) (*2). time. (Research):Family Tree DNA (www.familytree.com) Family Tree for Mr. Peter Folsom McFarlin Sarah McFarland's date and place of death have not been located and further searching of vital and church records is needed here. Sources for Sarah Jane Kirk(patrick) 1830 census; Coitsville, Ohio p 248 with her father Andrew Kirkpatrick (her age <5) 1840 census; Coitsville, Ohio p 190 with her father Andrew Kirkpatrick (her age 5-15) 1850 census; Coitsville, Ohio p 584 (her age 20, born in Ohio) 1860 census; Coitsville, Ohio p 13 (her age 30, born in Ohio) 1870 census; Coitsville, Ohio 107 (her age 40, born in Ohio, keeping house) 1880 census; Coitsville, Ohio p 90 (her age 50, wife, born in Ohio, keeping house, father b in New Jersey, mother b in Penna) 1890 census; not extant 1900 census; Sarah McFarland(McFarlin) not found Other References *1 Williams; 1882 v 2 *2 McFarlin; 2003 Many of the McFarlin (McFarland) births, marriages, and deaths, with the names, are from the 1832 William McFarland bible, presented to his grandson, William Kirk McFarland by Wm K's mother, Sarah (Kirk) McFarland, March 9, 187 7 (1897?). Photocopies of the vital records pages in that bible, plus copies of other vital record notes were given to Peter F McFarlin in 1974, by his uncle, Charles Kirk McFarlin, in Short Hills, New Jersey, who had the bible and notes in his po ssession at that | Kirk, Sarah Jane Mary (I16703)
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| 332 | "Burnet Bulletin" | Source (S1515)
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| 333 | "Burnet County Hiistory" Family Histories - Vol II | Source (S1560)
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| 334 | "Egbert-was killed in a street brawl, by a knife stab in the groin, in Bisbee, Arizona. He bled to death on the street before help could come." Transcript of Loma Scroggins from the Dedication of 1968 Egbert does not appear in the 1870 census. | McFarland, Egbert G. (I29615)
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| 335 | "Esther was born Oct. 1st, 1791, in Rockbridge County, Va., and died at the age of seventeen months, whild moving to Tennessee in the spring of 1793, and is buried near Knoxville, Tennessee, on the bank of the Nolichucky river, grave unmarked." From Thomas S. Sims biography of his family. | McFarland, Esther (I8633)
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| 336 | "From Report of the Board of Trustees of the Public Archives of Nova Scotia for the year ended 31st December, 1934."|||Includes index. | Source (S148)
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| 337 | "His wife was a member of the Methodist Episcopal Church, and her death occurred in 1870. They were kind and hospitable people. Both are buried on the old home farm." p. 656 Goodspeed's | McFarland, Mary (I28171)
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| 338 | "I was born April 8, 1931. At the time, my father was thirty-two years old and my mother twenty-nine. My sister had to walk about a mile and a half to the country one room school-house. I re-member going with her one day to visit school. I was about four then. When I was five, my par-ents borrowed money to buy forty acres of land about one and a half miles north of Badger, Minne-sota. My father did not have a steady job. But neighbors would work back and forth helping each other when they could and sometimes my dad was able to do some work for cash. Cash was very hard to come by. Dad cut and grubbed trees on the forty acres to clear the land. Then there were rock to pick - many, many, rocks as the land was very rocky. We had two huge rock piles before he finished. We had some cows, and horses, chickens, geese, a few pigs and sheep. Dad built a saw rig and sawed the trees into cordwood to sell to get cash. We had wood stoves for heating and cook-ing. Our house had four rooms - two rooms downstairs and two upstairs. No bathroom; no water; no electricity. Mother heated the hot irons on the kitchen range to iron our clothes. We had kero-sene lamps and had to pump our water and carry it into the house. We had an old wooden washing machine that you had to operate manually and a wringer attached with a crank on it. When the land was cleared it had to be plowed, disced*, dragged, seeded and cultivated all with the use of horse drawn machinery and horses. My dad hunted and brought home wild fowl for us to eat. (Prairie Chickens mostly and grouse). We planted a large garden and mother canned the vegetables and bought fresh fruit in season and canned that also. We got our first new wash-ing-machine in 1936 when my sister was born. It was a Norge with a gas motor. I can remem-ber when we got our first battery radio. Our house did not have a basement but a cellar, under the kitchen. I remember it being so cold that the water froze in the pail on our wash stand in the kitchen. We did not have storm win-dows - but Dad covered the windows with plastic** on the outside for the winter. He also covered the lower three feet of the house with tar paper and slats and banked up the house with flax straw. I can remember sugar rationing. My Parents voted for Roosevelt.(FD)*** Remember them talking about WPA. We did not have to go on relief. When I started school we went by car when the weather was nice and in the winter by horse-drawn home-made school buses, called ca-booses. My father was a driver for awhile and we had to start out very early to get to school on time. He had to pick up children from about six families. So we had to ride about five or six miles. I remember when my parents bought a coal stove - that was much better as it held the heat longer. And my dad bought a piano for us at an auction sale for $40.00. My youngest sister was born in 1939." | McFarlane, Gertrude "Gertie" (I31090)
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| 339 | "Ireland, Civil Registration Indexes 1845–1958,” Index. FamilySearch, Salt Lake City, Utah. General Register Office, Republic of Ireland. "Quarterly Returns of Births in Ireland with Index to Births.". | Source (S517)
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| 340 | "John G. McFarland, served as State Senator, 1851-53; and as a Representative in the State Legislature, 1859-61. He was Circuit Court Clerk in 1872-74" p. 6 | McFarland, John G. (I18616)
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| 341 | "Lewis Family Tree and Branches" database Rootsweb.com WorldConnect | Source (S1748)
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| 342 | "MacAusland" (however spelt) was the original surname of our neighboring clan the Buchanans before their chief took his estate's name (Buchanan) as his surname. A large number of clansmen from both clans went to Ulster during "The Plantations" of the 1600s. [Terrance Gach MacFarlane message as thread from MHH rec: 22 Sept. 2017] | McCausland, Elisabeth (I14121)
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| 343 | "Mary, daughter of David and Jemima (Raney) Cooper, is the widow of Virgil C McFarland..."(*1 p 740). Other References *1 Sanderson; 1907 | Cooper, Mary A (I14144)
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| 344 | "notes from various sources" Mo Braum <mobraum@yahoo.com> | Source (S1837)
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| 345 | # ID: I10148 # Name: James McFarland # Given Name: James # Surname: McFarland # Sex: M # Birth: 24 Dec 1695 in Tyrone, Ireland # Death: 31 Oct 1770 in West Pennsboro Twp., Cumberland Co., Pennsylvania # Burial: Meeting House Springs Graveyard, Carlisle, Cumberland Co., Pennsylvania 1 # Event: Tax Rolls 1751 West Pennsboro Twp., Cumberland Co., Pennsylvania # Note: 1751 Page 13, James McFarland. Next to John McIntyre, John Deniston, William Laughlin, Robert Brevard, Robert McQuestor, and James McMens. # Change Date: 25 May 2004 at 20:25 # Note: RESIDENCE: James McFarland must have come to Pennsylvania in 1719, first settling in Pequea, (now in Conestoga Township) Chester (that part now in Lancaster) County, PA. MIGRATION: Migrated about 1727 to the Cumberland Valley. "The first settlers in the Cumberland Valley, entering by way of the NE and probably crossing the Susquehana at Harris Ferry were Richard Parker, James McFarlane, Andrew Ralston, and Tobias Hendricks. McFarlane settled about 7 miles west of present Carlisle in 1727." (Source: "Scotch Irish of Colonial Pennsylvania" by Wayland F. Dunaway at Bellingham FHC). LAND: 1743 PENNSYLVANIA, Lancaster County. James McFarland. Sep 13, 1743. Land Warrant to James McFarland for 400 acres in Pennsboro Twp, on Condoquit River. Patent 1785 to William McFarland. Land Warrant #314. SOURCE: Records of Corrine Diller. RESIDENCE: 1746 PENNSYLVANIA, Lancaster County. James McFarland was tax collector for West Pennsboro Township. SOURCE: History of Cumberland and Adams County (1886) by Warner & Beers, part 2, page 11. TAXLIST (1746-1780 PENNSYLVANIA, Cumberland County, West Pennsboro Township): 1746- His name appears as tax collector for W. Pennsboro 1751 Page 13, James McFarland. Next to John McIntyre, John Deniston, William Laughlin, Robert Brevard, Robert McQuestor, and James McMens. 1753 James McFarland. 1763 James McFarlin 133 acres. 1764 James McFarlan 110 acres. 1765 James McFarland 200 acres, 5 horse, 4 cows, 10 sheep. 1766 James McFarlan 200 acres 4 horse, 8 cows, 10 sheep. 1767 James McFarlan 200 acres, 4 horse, 8 cows, 8 sheep, 1 servant. 1768 James McFarlan 200 acres, 4 horse, 8 cows, 12 sheep. 1770 James McFarland 200 acres, 20 clear, 3 horse, 8 cows, 12 sheep. 1779 Widow McFarland 200 acres, 6 horse, 8 cows, 3 negroes. 1780 Widow McFarland 200 acres, 3 negroes, 5 horse, 8 cows. SOURCE: Cumberland County (Tax Lists 1750-1780. FHC microfilm # 21087, 21088, 21089) PROBATE: 1770 PENNSYLVANIA, Cumberland County. WILL of James McFarlane of West Pennsborough, 20 Jun 1770, probated 27 Nov 1770; Wife Margaret, Children: William (had Ann), Andrew, James, Patrick, Jane CAMPBELL, Ann DUNNING, Robert, and John. Executors Robert and Andrew; Overseer & Guardian John Byers; Witnesses John Denny, James Byers, Mary Byers, Elizabeth Byers. (Source: Cumberland County Will Abstracts) Marriage 1 Janet Buchanan b: Abt 1700 in Scotland * Married: Oct 1724 in Pequea, Chester Co., Pennsylvania * Change Date: 23 May 2004 Children 1. Has Children Andrew McFarland b: Abt 1724 in Chester Co., Pennsylvania 2. Has Children James McFarland b: Abt 1725 in Chester Co., Pennsylvania 3. Has Children Patrick McFarland b: Aug 1727 in Pequea, Chester Co., Pennsylvania 4. Has Children John McFarland b: Oct 1729 in Pequea, Chester Co., Pennsylvania 5. Has No Children Jane or Janet McFarland b: Abt 1730 in Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania 6. Has No Children Ann McFarland b: Abt 1731 in West Pennsboro Twp., Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania 7. Has Children William McFarland b: 1732-1733 in Chester Co., Pennsylvania 8. Has Children Mary McFarland b: Abt 1733 in Chester Co., Pennsylvania 9. Has No Children Robert McFarland b: Abt 1735 in West Pennsboro Twp., Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania Marriage 2 Margaret b: Abt 1700 in Pennsylvania * Married: * Change Date: 23 May 2004 Sources: 1. Abbrev: McFarland Family Title: McFarland Family Author: Gary Morris Publication: Entries: 3288 Updated: Sat Apr 12 18:03:02 2003 Contact: Gary Morris Home Page: McFarland Genealogy Home Page | McFarland, James JaM06 (I20078)
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| 346 | # ID: I10156 # Name: Janet Buchanan # Given Name: Janet # Surname: Buchanan # Sex: F # Birth: Abt 1700 in Scotland # Death: 1748 1 # Change Date: 23 May 2004 at 16:25 # Note: LINKS: Father listed as Robert Buchanan. Robert Buchanan was born in Scotland and died 1748/1749 in Lancaster County, PA. He was High Sheriff of Lancaster Co, PA 1732-1734 and 1738-1740. The source of this information is unknown, and the naming pattern of James and Janets children would suggest her father to be Andrew. Marriage 1 James McFarland b: 24 Dec 1695 in Tyrone, Ireland * Married: Oct 1724 in Pequea, Chester Co., Pennsylvania * Change Date: 23 May 2004 Children 1. Has Children Andrew McFarland b: Abt 1724 in Chester Co., Pennsylvania 2. Has Children James McFarland b: Abt 1725 in Chester Co., Pennsylvania 3. Has Children Patrick McFarland b: Aug 1727 in Pequea, Chester Co., Pennsylvania 4. Has Children John McFarland b: Oct 1729 in Pequea, Chester Co., Pennsylvania 5. Has No Children Jane or Janet McFarland b: Abt 1730 in Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania 6. Has No Children Ann McFarland b: Abt 1731 in West Pennsboro Twp., Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania 7. Has Children William McFarland b: 1732-1733 in Chester Co., Pennsylvania 8. Has Children Mary McFarland b: Abt 1733 in Chester Co., Pennsylvania 9. Has No Children Robert McFarland b: Abt 1735 in West Pennsboro Twp., Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania Sources: 1. Abbrev: McFarland Family Title: McFarland Family Author: Gary Morris Publication: Entries: 3288 Updated: Sat Apr 12 18:03:02 2003 Contact: Gary Morris Home Page: McFarland Genealogy Home Page | Buchanan, Janet (I20082)
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| 347 | #112 | Webster, Kenneth Wayne JaWe01 (I57)
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| 348 | #118 | McFarland Allgier, Lynn James RoM02 (I23548)
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| 349 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I13977)
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| 350 | #129 | McFarland, Michael Allen RoM02 (I31351)
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