William MILLS.William married Martha.
Martha.Martha married William MILLS.
They had the following children:
F i Margaret was born in 1770/1774. She died in 1840.
William Gartin SHANKLIN [Parents] was born 1 on 4 Jul 1802 in Virginia. He died on 27 May 1891 in Platte Co., Missouri. He was buried in Second Creek Cemetery, Platte County, MO. He married Martha GRAHAM on 3 Nov 1831 in Morgan County, Illinois. William was counted in a census 2 in 1880 in May, Platte, Missouri.
occ Farmer, (1: Cousin of Andrew Kincaid Gartin who married Jane Maben; probably cousin of Sally Gartin who married William M Graham), (2: After marriage moved to Cooper Co MO, then after 1837 moved to Morgan Co MO), (3: 1841 moved to Platte Co MO, owned 192 acres in Carroll twp), (4: 1850 & 1860 listed a Nancy Graham b 1849 MO, probably d/o Martha's brother Andrew W whose wife died in 1850).
Martha GRAHAM [Parents] was born 1 on 23 Aug 1798 in Chester Co., South Carolina. She died on 26 Aug 1887 in Linkville, Platte Co., Missouri. She was buried in Second Creek Cemetery, Platte County, MO. She married William Gartin SHANKLIN on 3 Nov 1831 in Morgan County, Illinois. Martha was counted in a census 2 in 1880 in May, Platte, Missouri.
s: Book "DAVID GRAHAM OF CHESTER COUNTY, S.C., AND HIS DESCENDANTS 1772-
1989" pages 74 and 162-164m. William Gartin Shanklin (b. 7/4/1802, VA, d. 5/27/1891, buried Second Creek Cemetery, PLatte County, MO.) son of Joseph Shanklin and Francis Gartin.
They had the following children:
F i Nancy SHANKLIN was born 1 in 1832 in Missouri. She died in 1912. Nancy was counted in a census 2 in 1880 in May, Platte, Missouri. F ii Margaret Elizabeth SHANKLIN was born on 6 Jun 1835. She died on 12 Aug 1912. M iii Robert Gilbert SHANKLIN was born on 28 Nov 1839. He died in 1929.
Thomas P. GRAHAM [Parents] was born on 18 Oct 1803 in South Carolina. He died on 21 May 1889 in Todd County, Kentucky. He was buried in Duerson Cemetery, Simmons' Place, Todd County KY. He married Mary P. WADDILL on 19 Nov 1832 in , Todd Co., Kentucky.
s: Book "DAVID GRAHAM OF CHESTER COUNTY, S.C., AND HIS DESCENDANTS 1772-
1989" pages 74 and 167-169Buried Duerson Cemetery on Simmons' Place in Todd County close to Christian
County border.
Mary P. WADDILL [Parents] was born on 9 Aug 1803 in Virginia. She died on 1 Dec 1888 in Todd County, Kentucky. She was buried in Duerson Cemetery, Simmons' Place, Todd County KY. She married Thomas P. GRAHAM on 19 Nov 1832 in , Todd Co., Kentucky.
s: Book "DAVID GRAHAM OF CHESTER COUNTY, S.C., AND HIS DESCENDANTS 1772-
1989" pages 167-169Buried Duerson Cemetery on Simmons' Place in Todd County close to Christian
County border.
Dtr of Granville Waddill (b. abt 1779, VA, d. 1857, Todd County) and (?)
They had the following children:
F i Eliza Elizabeth GRAHAM was born in Sep 1834 in Todd County, Kentucky. She died in 1900/1910 in Todd County, Kentucky.
Never married. Lived with her parents until they died and probably continued to live in their house afterwards.
s: Book "DAVID GRAHAM OF CHESTER COUNTY, S.C., AND HIS DESCENDANTS 1772-1989" pages 169M ii Granville Waddill GRAHAM was born on 17 Jul 1835. He died on 16 Jun 1905. M iii Robert M. GRAHAM was born about 1839 in Todd County, Kentucky.
s: Book "DAVID GRAHAM OF CHESTER COUNTY, S.C., AND HIS DESCENDANTS 1772-
1989" pages 169F iv Lucy Ann GRAHAM was born about 1841 in Todd County, Kentucky.
s: Book "DAVID GRAHAM OF CHESTER COUNTY, S.C., AND HIS DESCENDANTS 1772-
1989" pages 169F v Mary M. GRAHAM was born on 20 Aug 1843 in Todd County, Kentucky.
s: Book "DAVID GRAHAM OF CHESTER COUNTY, S.C., AND HIS DESCENDANTS 1772-
1989" pages 169F vi Joanna GRAHAM was born on 1 Sep 1845 in Todd County, Kentucky.
s: Book "DAVID GRAHAM OF CHESTER COUNTY, S.C., AND HIS DESCENDANTS 1772-
1989" pages 169
Ezekiel POPHAM [Parents] died on 20 Aug 1847 in Salem, Champoeg County, Oregon. He married Nancy C. GRAHAM on 17 Oct 1833 in Morgan Co., Illinois.
Immigrated to Oregon in 1847.
Killed in a fight over his son William Thomas Popham
s: Book "DAVID GRAHAM OF CHESTER COUNTY, S.C., AND HIS DESCENDANTS 1772-1989" pages 169-172
May have been the brother of Jane Popham who married William M. Graham as his 2nd wife.
I believe I've found the two sons of Ezekiel & Nancy (Graham) Popham. The 1900 census for Boise, Ada County, Idaho has the following, parts are hard to read:
1900 census, Boise, Precinct No. 1, Ada County, ID, ed 1, page 3B, line 98
James Popham, head, born Dec 1836, 64, IL, VA, SC, [occupation none]
William T. Popham, brother, born Dec 1839, 60, IL, VA, SC [occpuation none]Also the Idaho Death Index (1911-1951) listed James Popham, born 1836, died 7/19/1921, in Ada County, Certificate number 034518.
I have pages copied from a series of book on Obits from early Monmouth (Illinois) Newspapers. I can send you copies if your interested.
Phil
Nancy C. GRAHAM [Parents] was born in 1808 in Kentucky. She died after 1860 in possibly Linn County, Oregan. She married Ezekiel POPHAM on 17 Oct 1833 in Morgan Co., Illinois.
Other marriages:MCGREGOR, John
s: Book "DAVID GRAHAM OF CHESTER COUNTY, S.C., AND HIS DESCENDANTS 1772-1989" by Katharine Tolle Kell and Philip James Graham, pages 74 and 169-172
Immigrated to Oregon in 1847.
Married twice, 2nd to John McGregor (b. NY abt 1805, died in Linn County OR, Sept. 1851) 1847 in Salem Oregon. No children by 2nd marriage.
May have died in Linn County, OR.
From Loita Hawkinson <hawkdsi@ix.netcom.com>
to samhsloan@gmail.com,
date Mon, May 12, 2008 at 1:01 AM
subject Nancy C. Graham Popham McGregor history
signed-by ix.netcom.com
I have been searching for information on the Popham and McGregors this
evening and found your genealogy history on the web. I may have information
and I also am a bit confused with a date. First of all, Nancy Popham
McGregor came to the Washington Territory in about 1870 with her son's James
Popham and William Thomas Popham. All three had land in the area now known
as Houghton in Kirkland, Washington. This is on the east side of Lake
Washington, across from Seattle. The Pophams and their mother lived here
for about five years but because Nancy McGregor was in failing health, they
sold out and moved to California. They did write a few letters to Samuel
and Caroline French who came to the area in 1872. The Pophams and Nancy
McGregor had been the first white settlers and lived alone for two years
before the French's moved to the area. Mrs. McGregor was reported to be
starved for company and Caroline French and she became good friends. The
land records are recorded on the BLM (Bureau of Land Management) website.
Mrs. French eventually received word that Mrs. McGregor had died. It has
always been believed in the Kirkland area that she died in California. And
it would have been in 1875 or a little latter. I see you have her death as
after 1860 in Oregon. Kirkland history knows nothing of a J. Ann Popham and
we wonder if she died or married. Also, Mr. Ezekiel Popham is thought to
have died in August 1847. Mrs. Popham then is thought to have remarried in
August 1847. Is this correct? And do you have any of the details of Mr.
Pophams death? Do you have any photos. Kirkland Heritage Society has no
photos of any of the Pophams.
Sincerely,
Loita Hawkinson
Kirkland Heritage SocietyLoita Hawkinson <hawkdsi@ix.netcom.com>
to Sam Sloan <samhsloan@gmail.com>,
date Mon, May 12, 2008 at 11:12 AM
subject RE: Nancy C. Graham Popham McGregor history
signed-by ix.netcom.comUnfortunately the research for the book ended before records were transcribed or digitized and made available on the internet. Our Foundering Fathers was published in 1975. Our Foundering Fathers has been digitized and is available on the web. Census records and the BLM records also give dates and show that Nancy McGregor was living in 1870. Kirkland Heritage Society has diaries that will be transcribed eventually. These diaries were written by Harry and Samuel French, neighbors and friends of the Pophams and Mrs. McGregor. If they make any mention of your family when they are transcribed, I will send you the information. As for Oregon, one of our members is the Great Grandson of Joseph Lafayette Meek who was a rich history in Oregon. The Popham and McGregor families would have known him I am certain. I will let you know if I learn any additional information. Loita
They had the following children:
John MCGREGOR was born in 1805 in New York. He died in Sep 1851 in Lynn County, Oregon. He married Nancy C. GRAHAM in Aug 1847 in Salem, Oregon.
Nancy C. GRAHAM [Parents] was born in 1808 in Kentucky. She died after 1860 in possibly Linn County, Oregan. She married John MCGREGOR in Aug 1847 in Salem, Oregon.
Other marriages:POPHAM, Ezekiel
s: Book "DAVID GRAHAM OF CHESTER COUNTY, S.C., AND HIS DESCENDANTS 1772-1989" by Katharine Tolle Kell and Philip James Graham, pages 74 and 169-172
Immigrated to Oregon in 1847.
Married twice, 2nd to John McGregor (b. NY abt 1805, died in Linn County OR, Sept. 1851) 1847 in Salem Oregon. No children by 2nd marriage.
May have died in Linn County, OR.
From Loita Hawkinson <hawkdsi@ix.netcom.com>
to samhsloan@gmail.com,
date Mon, May 12, 2008 at 1:01 AM
subject Nancy C. Graham Popham McGregor history
signed-by ix.netcom.com
I have been searching for information on the Popham and McGregors this
evening and found your genealogy history on the web. I may have information
and I also am a bit confused with a date. First of all, Nancy Popham
McGregor came to the Washington Territory in about 1870 with her son's James
Popham and William Thomas Popham. All three had land in the area now known
as Houghton in Kirkland, Washington. This is on the east side of Lake
Washington, across from Seattle. The Pophams and their mother lived here
for about five years but because Nancy McGregor was in failing health, they
sold out and moved to California. They did write a few letters to Samuel
and Caroline French who came to the area in 1872. The Pophams and Nancy
McGregor had been the first white settlers and lived alone for two years
before the French's moved to the area. Mrs. McGregor was reported to be
starved for company and Caroline French and she became good friends. The
land records are recorded on the BLM (Bureau of Land Management) website.
Mrs. French eventually received word that Mrs. McGregor had died. It has
always been believed in the Kirkland area that she died in California. And
it would have been in 1875 or a little latter. I see you have her death as
after 1860 in Oregon. Kirkland history knows nothing of a J. Ann Popham and
we wonder if she died or married. Also, Mr. Ezekiel Popham is thought to
have died in August 1847. Mrs. Popham then is thought to have remarried in
August 1847. Is this correct? And do you have any of the details of Mr.
Pophams death? Do you have any photos. Kirkland Heritage Society has no
photos of any of the Pophams.
Sincerely,
Loita Hawkinson
Kirkland Heritage SocietyLoita Hawkinson <hawkdsi@ix.netcom.com>
to Sam Sloan <samhsloan@gmail.com>,
date Mon, May 12, 2008 at 11:12 AM
subject RE: Nancy C. Graham Popham McGregor history
signed-by ix.netcom.comUnfortunately the research for the book ended before records were transcribed or digitized and made available on the internet. Our Foundering Fathers was published in 1975. Our Foundering Fathers has been digitized and is available on the web. Census records and the BLM records also give dates and show that Nancy McGregor was living in 1870. Kirkland Heritage Society has diaries that will be transcribed eventually. These diaries were written by Harry and Samuel French, neighbors and friends of the Pophams and Mrs. McGregor. If they make any mention of your family when they are transcribed, I will send you the information. As for Oregon, one of our members is the Great Grandson of Joseph Lafayette Meek who was a rich history in Oregon. The Popham and McGregor families would have known him I am certain. I will let you know if I learn any additional information. Loita
Andrew Walker GRAHAM [Parents] was born in 1807 in Logan County, Kentucky. He died on 27 Jan 1875. He married Joranda Jane CORDRY.
s: Book "DAVID GRAHAM OF CHESTER COUNTY, S.C., AND HIS DESCENDANTS 1772-
1989" pages 172-173Wife's name may have been Gartin since 2nd child was named that. She died about 1850.
Dear Sam,
I suspect that we are very distantly related. I could scarcely believe my eyes when I pulled up Andrew W. Graham's name from GenCircles. (Had I not received an email from GenCircles, advertising SmartMatching, I never would have found your entry. ) I am his great great granddaughter; I inherited the piece of "swamp land" that he bought from the state of CA in 1859. Although I know names and dates from the family bible, heretofore, I had been totally unable to find any record of him, aside from the five land patents he bought in MO during the 1840's. didn't know where the children were born. I figured that when I began working on that line, in earnest, that I would begin with those counties where he purchased land. Censuses indicate that Andrew W. was born in KY, although I had no firm birth year, nor did I know who his parents were. Andrew died out here in CA in 1875.
My great aunt said her mother's name was Joranda, but misspelled it. I couldn't find any Joranda among the many Cordrys listed at ancestral sites on the internet. I had come to the conclusion that Andrew's wife's name was not Joranda, but rather Zuranda. Zuranda's mother's name was Mary Garton. Then today, this. If you are at all interested in knowing of any more of Andrew and Joranda's children, I can certainly conribute that information. I have exact birth dates of all the children. It was his daughter, Martha Jane, born 7 Jan, 1846 who eventually came out to CA and became my great grandmother. HIs son, Tom, came out here with him. I still don't know where Andrew and Joranda were married, nor where she is buried. None of the MO or KY records I've searched have been fruitful. I would very much like to hear from you.
Sincerely,
Jeanne TurnerSam,
Thank you for such a quick response. Four marriages (!) and different surnames do muddy the waters.
I am a genealogical novice, having begun only last summer. When Mom died, being an only child, I
inherited the property Andrew W. Graham purchased in the Sacramento Delta.I will share with you whatis in our family bible, and some family tradition. I have been working on ourColby line from NH, also onny mother's side so I've just scratched the surface on the Graham line - whichis why I was so glad to fiind
your information. I wish I had a GEDCOM to send you, but haven't worked on this line very much. I am
going to order a film of the David Graham book through our local history center.We had no firm date for the birth of Andrew Walker Graham. Censuses indicate that he was born in
Kentucky about 1810. Your information indicates a birth date of 1807. As far as we know, he married
only once. The marriage date to Joranda Jane Cordry was 11 Aug 1840. I don't know where they were
married - KY or MO? The children's names will sound quite familiar. They are as follows:Thomas P. b 27 AuAug 1841
Robert Mills b 28 OOct 1842
Hanah b 2 Aug 1843
*Mary M b 155 Apr 1844
Martha Jane b 7 Jan 1846
*Andrew J. 6 Jan 1847
*Nancy G. 7 Oct 1848Mom also listed Mattathias Sala Graham b 16 Mar 1865. I have NO idea who his parents were - certainly
not Andrew Walker and Joranda. He must be a grandchild, born to one of Andrew's children.The above does not check out with the *three children listed in the David Graham book, (but you can certainly
see the similarity of names!)I know that Martha Jane was born 7 Jan 1846. She was my great grandmother. That makes Mary M's birthdate
in the book impossible. However, the 15 Apr is consistent - just two years off. Andrew Gartin's date is the same.
It might be that theAndrew J. in our information is inerror - that it should be Andrew G. The date fr from the bookfor Nancy says abt1849. Oct 184848 is abt 1849.Meanwhile, while Joranda was having children, Andrew was securing MO land patents...
Following a meeting of our local genealogical society, I looked at the BLM GLO Records site and was able to
pull up land patents for Andrew W. Graham. I have no proof that this was the same Andrew W., but info from
the book on Andrew's children's Clinton County birth places would make me suspect that it is. I wonder
what became of the land when he left MO. Did it go to his children? Did he sell it?
1 May 1843 Clay--Platte Counties
1 May 1846 Buchanan Co
1 May 1846 Clinton Co.
1 May 1846 Buchanan,, Clinton Counties
1 June 1848 Clinton Co.
1 Jan 1849 Buchananan, Clinton CountiesAll were cash sales.
Joranda died abt 1850 (no wonder!) and Martha Jane and Robert Mills went to livewith Jorandaa's brother "Liege".
I found Martha Jane on an 1860 census from Rochester Township, Andrew Co., MO,living wwith an Elijah Cordry.
Thomas P. might have come out to CA with Andrew. They show up together on the1860 Merrrritt Township, Yolo Co.,CA census. I did find a census for Robert and family one day when I was fooling around on Ancestry.com.
On 7 Apr 1859 Andrew bought 46 acres of "swamp land" from thestate of CA for $1//acre. I have the original
patent, as well as everybody's will, passing the land down to me. Itwas swamp land becauause the Sacramento delta hadno levees in those days. It is wonderful land, now. I own the small Graham/Berkenkammp acreage. My two cousins own the rest of the family (Colby) property. All is vineyard now, although it was in row crops when I was younger.Andrew sold the acreage to Henry Adolph Berkenkamp for $10/acre,afterclearing o off many oak trees, 15 Sep 1864. Henry Adolph Berkenkamp b 3 Apr 1838,of Bielefeld,Germany, had come tothethe U.S. in 1855(to avoid mandatoryconscription) to a German settlement in MO.Hewas naturalized in 1861.. (Family bible and 1920 census info.)
Martha Jane came out to Merritt Island on a wagon train in 1868.She married d Henry (no marriage date). They settled onMerritt Island(Clarksburg), Yolo County CA and had six children of their own. Only one died at 2 1/2. They also adopted Daisy Cordry as their own. She was considered their daughter and inherited as did the others. In fact, it was she who stayed with Martha and Henry into their old age and took care of them.Myy family always said what a sweet person Daisy was. Daisy and her husband, Arthur Milham, appearon a census, lliving with Martha and Henry. Martha had severe rheumatoid arthritis.Just recently I went through a family album and found a picture of Belle Cordry, one of Elijah's daughters who would have been Martha Jane Graham's cousin. The picture was taken in Sacramento CA, not in MO as the others were. This leads me to believe that Aunt Daisy was Belle's baby, born out of wedlock. Belle was out in CA long enough to nurse Daisy - and have her picture taken by a professional photographeer before returning to MO. Elijah had taken care of Martha after her mother died. In turn, did Martha adopt Elijah's daughters baby? Mom always said that Daisy had been born to a relative of Martha's but that nothing was ever said about it. I do not plan to pass my "researcher evaluation" along to Daisy's family because it can serve no useful purpose. It was just exciting, as a novice, to be able to put together the clues on the picture with existing family history. My genealogy instructor says that incest was also an issue in some families. I hope this was not the case with Belle.
Andrew died 27 Jan 1875. Thomas P. appears to have died between 1910 (census indicates him at 68, living with one of Martha's sons) and 1920 when he no longer shows up on a census. Martha died 11 Sep 1924.I plan to go to the Old CIty Cemetery in Sacramento this summer and take some pictures. A volunteer, there, was most helpful in identifying the plots where the Grahams are buried.
My grandmother, Anna Belle Berkenkamp was the third child of Martha and Henry. She married Walter Baldwin Colby.
They had four children, my mother being one of them.And that is my connection to Andrew Walker Graham. Our last genealogical society meeting dealt with DNA. Unfortunately, I have no brothers, so the Y factor is lost. I am curious about mitochondria. We have two daughters.
I am curious as to which line you are from, since we are in the same ggeneration of descendants from David. Where do you live? From the time on your email, I'm guessing back east - unless you are a night owl.
If you want anymmore information from me, I will try to supply it.
Jeanne Turner
Monterey, CA
On Jun 14, 2006, at 4:38 AM, Sam Sloan wrote:This is a great discovery. Everything has to be checked, but it seems
certain that we are relatives.My last information was that Andrew W. Graham went to California in 1852
and was never seen nor heard from again.From you it appears that Andrew W. Graham started a new family out there.
One problem has always been that his father, who was sometimes Andrew
Graham and sometimes Andrew Grimes, was married four times and nobody can
agree which child came from which wife. I hope some day to solve this
problem by DNA testing.Could you please send me any information you have on descendants of Andrew
W. Graham?Sam Sloan
Joranda Jane CORDRY.Joranda married Andrew Walker GRAHAM.
They had the following children:
M i Thomas P. GRAHAM was born on 27 Aug 1841. M ii Robert Mills GRAHAM was born on 28 Oct 1842. F iii Hanah GRAHAM was born on 2 Aug 1843. F iv Mary M. GRAHAM was born on 15 Apr 1844 in Clinton County, Missouri.
s: Book "DAVID GRAHAM OF CHESTER COUNTY, S.C., AND HIS DESCENDANTS 1772-
1989" pages 173F v Martha Jane GRAHAM was born on 7 Jan 1846. She died on 11 Sep 1924. M vi Andrew Gartin GRAHAM was born on 6 Jan 1847 in Clinton County, Missouri.
s: Book "DAVID GRAHAM OF CHESTER COUNTY, S.C., AND HIS DESCENDANTS 1772-
1989" pages 173F vii Nancy GRAHAM was born on 7 Oct 1848 in Clinton County, Missouri.
s: Book "DAVID GRAHAM OF CHESTER COUNTY, S.C., AND HIS DESCENDANTS 1772-
1989" pages 173
Robert COULTER 1 was born in 1723 in Gabinheough, Tyrone, Ireland. He died in 1783 in Chester County South Carolina. He married Mary STUART before 1753 in , , Ireland.
Left Scotland 1746-47 after the battle of Culloden. Fought on the side of Bonnie Prince Charles. Seems a price was put on his head so he left Scotland.
Much of the information about the Coulter Family was obtained from Mrs. Frances E. Coulter, Route 2, Box 73, Coulterville, IL 62237, the widow of Mr. Willis B. Coulter, born 1912 and died in Coulterville in 1983. The following history was prepared by his great grandfather's brother, George Fleming Coulter (1807-1889).
"The first Coulter of our family, of whom we have any account, was a Norman and came over to England with William-The-Conqueror. Some of his family intermarried with the descendants of James Orr, of Bally-Black, Ireland, who died in the year 1627, and Janet McClement, his wife, who died in 1630.
Robert Coulter, a descendant of this Coulter, and Mary Stuart, a descendant of the royal house of Stuart, were married in the year (date lost). They left Gabinheough, in County Tyrone, Ireland, a long time before the American Revolution, with a son named Robert Stuart, who was four years old. Robert Coulter and his wife lived and died in Chester County, South Carolina. He, being too old to go into the American army, was hidden in the swamps the greater part of eight years to save his life from the Tories. His son, Robert Stuart Coulter, was a soldier in the American army all through the war of the American Revolution. He was impressed with the battle of Eutaw Springs and often spoke of it. He married Margaret Fleming, daughter of George Fleming, of noble English and Welsh family of Philadelphia and Sidneh Rosine, a lady of Swedish origin.
George Fleming, a native of England, sailed from Ireland for America with a gentleman named Kelso. They were men of wealth and George Fleming belonged to the aristocracy, his family crest being a guantledted hand and a flaming sword. The ship they sailed on was wrecked three miles from the American coast (what is not known). A day or two before the wreck a boy on the ship said he was troubled about a dream he had had the night before -- he dreamed that a rat bit off his big toe. During a terrific storm the vessel was driven on the rocks. The boat's crew tore up planks and made a raft and put off, leaving the passengers to their fate. George Fleming and his friend emptied their chests and their gold (a large amount) overboard and lashed their chests together and, tying a rope to them, heaved them overboard. They asked the boy who had had the dream to jump into one of the chests but could not prevail on him to try, but he said, "I'll hold the rope for your." Fleming jumped and caught the chests, although he was large and heavy. Kelso, the more active of the two, jumped and missed them and sank to rise no more. The boy went down with the wreck. Fleming floated to shore as the tide was coming in. One good swimmer swam to shore. One woman with two children drifted to shore on the quarterdeck. One of the children was dead. Only one of them was her own. The long-boat had been lost on the voyage. When the storm arose, the Captain sent out a boat for a Pilot but it was never heard from again.
George Fleming went first to Charlestown, South Carolina, and afterwards to Virginia, where he bought convicts from England. In Virginia he became acquainted with and married a Mrs. Brown, whose husband and child had been killed by Indians. She was the Sidneh Rosine before mentioned. George Fleming was a widower, with one son named James, when he met Mrs. Brown.
Mary STUART [Parents] was born in 1729 in Gabinheough, Tyrone, Ireland. She died in Gabinheough, Tyrone, Ireland. She married Robert COULTER before 1753 in , , Ireland.
One researcher writes:
"The bad news is that our Mary Stuart was just plain Mary Stuart, not the Queen of England."
They had the following children:
F i Mary Ann COULTER was born in 1752. She died in 1824. M ii Archibald COULTER was born in 1753. He died in 1824. F iii Margaret COULTER was born in 1755. She died in 1792/1796. F iv Elizabeth COULTER was born in 1758. M v Robert Stuart COULTER was born in 1760. He died on 4 Sep 1821.
John Matthew GLEGHORN 1 was born in 1770/1775. He died in 1830/1840 in Lincoln County, Tennessee. He married Elizabeth GRAHAM in 1794 in Chester County South Carolina.
http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/w/h/i/Linda-Surratt-White/index.html
http://www.annejj.crosswinds.net/gleghornfamilytree.htmlEmigration: August 1790, USA5
Naturalization recorded: April 07, 1814, John Matthew had been in the US since August 179_, Book A, Pg. 184 Naturalization Records, Chester District, SC
Elizabeth GRAHAM [Parents] was born in 1775/1777 in Chester County, South Carolina. She died in 1830 in Lincoln County, Tennessee. She married John Matthew GLEGHORN in 1794 in Chester County South Carolina.
s: Book "DAVID GRAHAM OF CHESTER COUNTY, S.C., AND HIS DESCENDANTS 1772-
1989" pages 74 and 95-127m. John Matthew Gleghorn (b. 1770-75, Ireland, d. 1830-40, Lincoln County,
TN), abt 1794, in Chester County, SC. See book.
They had the following children:
M i Samuel GLEGHORN was born on 19 Nov 1795. He died on 3 Dec 1883. F ii Margaret GLEGHORN was born in 1795/1804. M iii Andrew GLEGHORN was born in 1798. He died on 17 Aug 1850. F iv Jane GLEGHORN was born in 1800/1804. M v Matthew GLEGHORN was born in 1802. He died on 14 Sep 1869. M vi James GLEGHORN was born in 1810. He died on 21 Mar 1859. M vii David GLEGHORN was born in 1810/1815. He died in 1839. M viii Robert GLEGHORN was born on 8 May 1812. He died on 26 Oct 1905. F ix Sarah (Sally) GLEGHORN was born in 1814. She died in 1880 BC. M x Elijah GLEGHORN was born in 1818. He died in 1860 BC. M xi William GLEGHORN was born in 1820. He died in 1880.
Adam MILLS [Parents] was born in 1755. He married Jennet GRAHAM.
Jennet GRAHAM [Parents] was born in 1777/1779 in Chester County, South Carolina. She died about 1817 in Christian Co., Kentucky. She married Adam MILLS.
s: Book "DAVID GRAHAM OF CHESTER COUNTY, S.C., AND HIS DESCENDANTS 1772-
1989" pages 74 and 127-139m. Adam Mills (b. Ireland, d. Todd County, KY, btwn 2/20/1823 and
10/21/1823, perhaps son of William Mills and Janet McKee), abt 1817. See
book.
They had the following children:
M i William MILLS was born in 1800. F ii Hannah Nancy MILLS was born in 1803. She died in 1845. M iii Andrew MILLS was born in 1805. He died in Died at Sea. M iv Robert MILLS was born in 1809. M v David MILLS was born in 1812. F vi Janet MILLS was born in 1815.
Matthew GRAHAM [Parents] was born on 17 Jan 1780 in Chester County, South Carolina. He died on 8 May 1854 in Henderson Co., Illinois. He was buried in Henderson Co., Illinois. He married Jennette (Janet) WILSON.
s: Book "DAVID GRAHAM OF CHESTER COUNTY, S.C., AND HIS DESCENDANTS 1772-1989"
pages 74 and 139-140 & Ped Cht by Edithlee (Hardesty) Bowen, 1968Was soldier in Rev. War
Buried in S. Henderson Cemetery, Henderson County, Ill.
Migrated to KY in about 1804. In 1818, bought 3 tracts of land. 1819 tax
records show they had 183 acres. In 1822 state granted them 160 more acres.
Jennette (Janet) WILSON [Parents] was born on 12 May 1783. She died on 2 Jun 1843 in Henderson County, Illinois. She was buried in , Henderson Co., Illinois. She married Matthew GRAHAM.
s: Book "DAVID GRAHAM OF CHESTER COUNTY, S.C., AND HIS DESCENDANTS 1772-1989"
pages 74 and 139-140Buried in S. Henderson Cemetery, Henderson County, Ill.
aka Janet or Jane
Dtr of John Wilson (b. Ireland, abt 1758, d. Preble County, OH, 12/10/1845, buried Hopewell Cemetery) and Martha (?)
Migrated to KY in about 1804. In 1818, bought 3 tracts of land. 1819 tax records show they had 183 acres. In 1822 state granted them 160 more acres.
"Attached is a text file on the family line of John McKee (died in Chester County SC, fall of 1794). This John McKee may possibly have been related to your Janet McKee Mills. As you can see from the text, Adams Mills named as one of the excutors to the will of John McKee. Some of the children of John & Nancy McKee moved with the Grahams to the area of Todd County KY. Martha B. McKee married Robert C. Graham, son of Andrew Graham. William McKee was named as one of the excutors to the will of Adams Mills, along with Matthew Graham & Robert C. Graham. John McKee was appointed guardian to two of Andrew Graham's children - Nancy Graham & Thomas P. Graham. Nancy Wilson, wife of John McKee, was the sister of Janette Wilson, wife of Matthew Graham (son of Andrew Graham) - children of John Wilson & Martha. I have more information on this Wilson family if your interested. As you can see there was a close association between this line of John McKee (died 1794) with the Grahams & Mills family."
Philip Graham
They had the following children:
F i Martha GRAHAM was born on 23 Jun 1805. She died on 12 May 1841. M ii Andrew GRAHAM was born in 1807. He died on 18 May 1847. M iii John W. GRAHAM was born on 16 Nov 1809. He died on 8 Jan 1900. M iv Robert C. GRAHAM was born in 1811. He died on 13 Dec 1878. M v William Mills GRAHAM was born on 5 Mar 1814. He died on 5 Dec 1863. F vi Margaret GRAHAM was born in 1816. She died on 21 May 1861. M vii Wilson M. GRAHAM was born in 1818. He died in May 1871. M viii David GRAHAM was born on 12 Apr 1821. He died on 17 Jan 1894. M ix Dr. James Harvey GRAHAM was born on 23 Apr 1823. He died on 12 Jun 1897. M x Archibald Young GRAHAM was born on 27 Jun 1826. He died on 23 Sep 1876.